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A  M  E  R I C  A  N 


PHONETIC  DICTIONARY 


ENGLISH    LANGUAGE. 


ADAPTED   TO    THE    PRESENT    STATE    OF    LITERATURE    AND    SCIENCE; 

■WITH    PR(JNOLNCINO    VOCABULARIES    OF   CLASSICAL, 

SCRI1>TURAL,    AND   OEOORAPniCAL   NAMES. 


gesigiui)  bn  ,l^l;uh:iuicl  $lorrs. 


WITH    A    GENP]IIAL    INTRODUCTION 

1?V    A     .f     F.UJS,    n.  A. 


CIXCINNATI: 

LONGLEY    BROTHERS.      PHONETIC    PUr.LlSIIHRS, 

BO.^TON,   OTIS  <I,AI'l'      NKW  YORK.   KOWl.KU  A  WKLLS; 

rillLADKLl'lIIA,     FOWLER,  WELLS  k  CO.; 

LONDON,    FRED   PITMAN. 

1855. 


Entered  aooording  to  Act  of  Congress,  in  the  year  1855,  by 

ZIBA    STORPv-S    &    DAN    S.    3MALLEY, 
In    the    Clerk's  Office  of   the    District  Court  of  the   District  o'   Massachusetts 


LONGLEY  BBOIHERS,  TYrOGRArilEliS, 
CIXCIXNATI. 


C.  F.  O'DUISCOLL  S  CO.,  STEREOTTPERS, 
CIXCISSATI. 


FROM  THE  PRESS  OF 
fflLUAM    OVEREXD    k    CO. 


PREFACE. 


In  presenting  to  the  world  its  first  Phonetic  Dictionary,  the  Compiler  feels 
confident  that  the  simple,  but  appropriate  dress,  with  which  he  has  clothed 
the  spoken  language,  cannot  fail  to  commend  itself  to  the  favorable  consid- 
eration of  every  friend  of  human  progress.  Owing  to  the  inherent  defects 
of  our  common  orthography,  lexicographers  have  been  compelled  to  employ 
a  notation  more  or  less  complicated  and  indefinite,  which  has  made  the 
study  of  pronunciation,  by  means  of  dictionaries,  distasteful  and  unsatisfac- 
tory. All  diacritic  marks  are  more  or  less  objectionable  on  account  of  their 
obscurity  and  necessary  multiplicity,  resulting  from  the  use  of  diflferent  letters 
marked  to  represent  the  same  sound. 

The  object  of  the  present  work  is  to  correctly  represent,  by  means  of  a 
Phonetic  alphabet,  that  pronunciation  of  the  English  language  which  is 
supported  by  the  greatest  number  of  competent  authorities,  and  to  define 
and  explain  the  words,  as  they  are  generally  employed  by  standard  writers. 
The  common  alphabet  being  defective,  in  not  having  a  suflScient  number  of 
letters  to  represent  accurately  the  pronunciation  of  the  language,  new  ones 
have  been  added  to  make  up  the  deficiency,  harmonizing  in  form  and 
proportion  with  the  old  letters.  Each  letter  represents  but  one  sound, 
consequently  its  power  is  always  known  when  it  has  once  been  learned,  and 
no  doubt  or  difficulty  will  be  experienced  in  spelling  or  pronouncing  the 
words  of  the  English  language  written  in  this  new  orthography. 

Much  attention  has  been  given  to  pronunciation;  and  the  most  reliable 
authorities  have  been  consulted.  The  Compiler  has  received  valuable  infor- 
mation from  the  writings  of  Walker,  Webster,  Worcester,  B.  H.  Smart, 
and  Alexander  Melville  Bell,  all  of  whom  are  well  known  for  their  critical 
knowledge  of  orthoepy.  With  respect  to  words  variously  pronounced,  that 
pronunciation  is  placed  first  which  is  supported  by  the  greatest  number  of 
competent  authorities. 

An  attempt  has  been  made  to  correctly  represent  the  obscure  vowels  in 
unaccented  syllables,  the  quality  of  which  is  not  indicated  in  the  dictionaries 

iii 


ir  PREFACE. 

of  Ti^'ebster  and  Worcester.  Walker  very  justly  remarked:  "If  we  cannot 
point  out  the  precise  sound  of  unaccented  syllables,  we  may  at  least  give 
those  sounds  whicL.  approach  the  nearest,  and  by  this  means  become  a  little 
more  useful  than  those  who  so  liberally  leave  every  thing  to  the  ear  and 
taste  of  the  speaker."  The  perfect  distinction  of  minutely  differing  vowels  is 
no  less  a  test  of  polished  and  elegant  speech  than  is  the  clear  enunciation  of 
unaccented  syllables  the  test  of  good  articulation. 

In  regard  to  rules  of  pronunciation,  the  exceptions  to  them  are  so  numer- 
ous that  they  tend  more  to  embarrass  than  to  aid  the  enquirer,  and  they  are 
rendered  useless  by  phonetic  representation. 

The  transitive  and  intransitive  verbs  are  carefully  distinguished ;  the  irreg- 
ular verbs  are  conjugated,  and  the  plural  forms  of  irregular  nouns  are 
exhibited. 

The  definitions  have  been  selected  from  the  dictionaries  of  Johnson, 
Walker,  Eeid,  Smart,  Craig,  Webster,  and  Worcester,  and,  though  concise, 
they  will  be  found  sufiiciently  comprehensive  and  exact  for  the  critical 
scholar.  Many  technical  and  scientific  terms  have  been  introduced,  because 
natural  science  is  now  taught  in  our  best  institutions  of  learning,  and  incor- 
porated with  our  literature ; — also,  many  words  which  are  obsolete  or  anti- 
quated, but  which  are  found  in  books  that  are  much  read ;  words  of  local  or 
provincial  use ;  and  a  large  number  of  words  and  phrases  from  foreign 
languages,  often  met  with  in  modern  literature.  Those  words  which  are 
obsolete  or  antiquated,  colloquial  or  exceptionable,  have  been  carefully  noted. 

In  the  romanic  orthography  the  Compiler  has  taken  as  his  guide  the 
prevailing  usage  of  the  principal  lexicographers.  A  more  uniform  system 
might  have  been  adopted  in  harmony  with  analogy,  but  this  would  have  led 
to  greater  changes  in  the  orthography  than  he  felt  himself  author- 
ized to  make.  Instead  of  aiming  at  uniformity,  he  has  preferred  that  mode 
of  spelling  which  he  found  supported  by  the  greatest  number  of  authorities. 

The  Compiler  has  adopted  the  common  alphabetic  arrangement  of  words, 
believing  it  will  be  more  convenient  and  acceptable  to  those  who  will  use  the 
book,  than  the  phonetic  arrangement,  which  is  of  course  the  more  scientific. 

To  make  the  Dictionary  useful  as  a  school-book,  a  copious  list  of  Grreek, 
Latin,  and  Scripture  Proper  Names,  and  also  a  vocabulary  of  the  most 
important  Geographical  Names,  have  been  added,  with  the  pronunciation 
represented  in  phonotypy.  The  simplicity  and  accuracy  with  which  the 
pronunciation  of  long  and  difiicult  words  is  represented,  by  means  of 
phonotypy,  contrast  strongly  with  the  perplexing  notation  commonly  used 
for  that  purpose.  \ 

As  phonotypy  must,  from  its  inherent  merits,  sooner  or  later  be  introdiiced 
into  every  primary  school  in  our  country,  as  the  most  expeditious  and  intelli- 
gent method  of  teaching  children  to  read  the  common  print,  and  as  it  effects 
what  no  other  system  ever  did — namely,  distinct  articulation — this  work  will 
be  found  an  invaluable  aid  to  teachers  in  guiding  them  to  a  careful  analysis 
of  the  words  of  our  language. 


PREFACE.  T 

The  foreigner  will  be  enabled,  by  the  aid  of  this  Dictionary,  to  pronounce 
any  word  he  may  see  in  the  common  print,  and  read  correctly  the  definition ; 
which  cannot  be  said  of  any  other  English  dictionary.  This  peculiar  feature 
of  the  work  will  commend  itself  to  the  missionary,  who  now  finds  it  almost 
impossible  to  teach  the  foreigner  our  language. 

It  gives  the  Compiler  great  pleasure  to  state  that  the  General  Introduction 
was  written  by  Mr.  Alexander  J.  Ellis,  B.  A.,  whose  gifted  mind,  prompted 
by  true  philanthropy,  and  whose  ample  means,  have  done  so  much  in  perfect- 
ing the  phonetic  system  and  disseminating  its  important  truths.  Like  all  his 
productions,  it  evinces  a  thorough  knowledge  of  his  subject,  expressed  in  the 
most  appropriate  language.  The  origin  and  history  of  our  present  orthog- 
raphy is  traced,  showing  that  it  is  a  scientific,  practical,  and  moral  failure; 
and  even  more,  that  it  is  an  active  enemy  to  education,  and  that  the  remedy 
is  to  be  found  by  reverting  to  true  alphabetic  writing — a  phonetic  representa- 
tion. The  objections  made  to  this  mode  of  spelling  are  carefully  considered 
and  logically  answered.  No  candid  mind  can  fail  to  see  their  utter  futility 
and  unsoundness.  The  analysis  of  the  elements  of  speech  gives  evidence  of 
original  and  accurate  observation  of  vocal  phenomena  carefully  systematized, 
and  cannot  fail  to  be  highly  instructive  to  every  student  of  science.  An 
explanation  of  the  principles  of  phonetic  teaching  is  given,  and  their  relations 
to  the  romanic,  or  ordinary  method,  showing  that  the  system  is  thoroughly 
inductive,  sound  in  theory  and  successful  in  practice.  An  account  of  a  few  of 
the  numerous  experiments  made  during  the  last  seven  years,  in  Great  Britain 
and  in  this  country,  and  their  results,  are  given,  showing,  from  the  testimony 
of  the  most  intelligent  educators  of  both  countries,  that  children  and  adults 
have  been  taught  to  read  romankally  in  much  less  time  by  first  learning  the 
phonetic  print ;  and  what  is  still  more  important,  that  it  changes  the  process 
of  learning  to  read  from  a  drudgery  into  a  pleasure,  attracts  the  attention 
and  awakens  the  intellect,  while  it  materially  improves  the  pronunciation. 
The  whole  Introduction  furnishes  a  text-book  of  principles,  valuable  to  the 
general  scholar,  and  essential  to  the  successful  teacher  of  the  English 
language. 

In  preparing  this  work  the  Compiler  has  received  many  valuable  hints  from 
Mr.  Elias  Longley,  who  is  the  well-known  pioneer  of  Phonography  and  Pho- 
notypy  in  the  West,  and  who  has  had  much  experience  as  a  phonotypic 
printer;  also,  from  Mr.  Benn  Pitman,  who  has  been  a  successful  dissemi- 
nator of  the  Writing  and  Spelling  Reform  in  Great  Britain,  and  has  had  an 
opportunity  of  becoming  ac(iuaintcd  with  the  pronunciation  of  the  literary 
and  well-bred  portions  of  English  society. 

As  this  work  is  the  first  of  the  kind  ever  published,  it  cannot  claim  to  be 
perfect.  The  Compiler,  nevertheless,  hopes,  that  as  a  school  book  for  the 
analysis  of  words,  and  for  correct  pronunciation,  or  as  a  vocabulary  for 
general  reference,  it  will  be  found  far  superior  to  any  Dictionary  at  present 
in  use.  lie  can  at  least  say  for  himself,  that  no  labor  or  expense  has  been 
spared  to  make  it  serve  the  purposes  for  which  it  is  designed.     It  has  been 


vi  PREFACE. 

carefully  prepared,  and  the  utmost  attention  was  paid  to  accuracy  wliile  it  was 
passing  through  the  press.  Should  errors  be  found,  "the  Compiler  has  no 
desire  that  they  should  be  concealed,  but  will  rather  feel  thankful  to  all  who 
may  assist  him  to  correct  them  for  the  benefit  of  the  public,  whose  true  inter- 
ests it  has  been  his  aim  to  serve. 

DAN  S.  SMALLEY. 
Jaofiiaica  Plain,  Mass.,  Oct.,  1855. 


CONTENTS 


MfMOlB   OF   NaTBAMKL  STORES, PiPje  ix 

Remarka  on  Mr.  Storrs'  Alphabet, xi 

Copy  of  Jlr.  Storrs' Alphabet,  opposite  page xii 

Gknekal  Ixteoductio.v, xiii 

1.  Articulate   Speech   the   Privilege  of  ilan, xiii 

2.  Writing  the  Mode  of  connecting  the  Present  with  the  Past  and  Future, xiii 

3.  Origin  of  Alphabetic  Writing, xiii 

4.  The  Alphabetio   Principle,  and  its   Degeneration, xiv 

5.  Fixation  of  English   Orthography  by   Printing, xiv 

6.  Dr.  Johnson's   Orthographic   Difficulties, xv 

7.  Loss  of  the  True  Alphabetio  Principle,  and  Rise  of  Lexicographic  Authority, xvi 

8.  Estimate  of  the  Degree  of  Fixation  in  our  Present  Orthography, xvi 

9.  Our  Present  Orthography  a  Scientific   Failure, xvi 

10.  Oar   Present  Orthography  a  Practical   Failure, xvii 

11.  Our  Present  Orthography  a  Jloral  Failure, xvii 

12.  Our  Present  Orthography  an   International   Failure, xvii 

13.  Our  Orthography  an  Active  Enemy  to  Education, xviii 

14.  The  Remedy  —  a  Recurrence  to  True  Alphabetic  Writing, xviii 

15.  The   Benefits  which   would  result  from   the  Change, xviii 

16.  These  Benefits  will  not  result  unless  Proper  Use  be  made  of  the  New  Spelling,- --xix 

17.  Objections  to  the  Change  —  from  its  Strangeness, xix 

18.  The   Conservative  Objection  to   Change, lix 

19.  Three  other  Principal   Objections  stated,   xx 

20.  Objection  on   the   Score  of  Ambiguity, xx 

21.  Objection  on   the  Score  of  Mutability  of  Pronunciation, xxi 

22.  Objection  on   the   Score   of  Etymology,  ••' rxii 

23.  Use   and   Abuse  of  Etymology, xxiii 

24.  A   Real  Objection   to   Immediate  Change,  and   its   Remedy,  •• xiiii 

25.  History  of  the  American   Phonetic   Alphabet, xxiv 

26.  Transitional  Nature   of  this  Alphabet, xxvi 

27.  Nature  of  Speech,  and  its   Principal   Divisions, xxvi 

28.  Vowels  —  Upper   Series, xxvii 

29.  Vowels  —  Lower  Series, xxvii 

30.  Vowels  — The  Middle  Series, xxvii 

31.  Complete  Vowel  Scheme,  • : xxvii 

32.  French  Orinasal  Vowels, xxvii 

33.  Consonants  —  The  Gntteral  Scries, ixviii 

34.  Consonants  —  The    Palatal    Series, ixviii 

35.  Consonants  —  The  Labial  Series, xxix 

vii 


viii  CONTENTS. 

36.  Complete   Consonant  Scheme, '•  Page  xxix 

37.  Combined   Sounds  —  The  Glide, xsix 

38.  Combined   Sounds  —  Vowel  Diphthongs, xxix 

39.  Combined   Sounds  —  Consonant  Diphthongs  —  Double   Consonants, tyg 

40.  Combined   Sounds  —  Stopped  Towels, yty 

41.  Combined   Sounds  —  Syllables, Y-yg 

42.  Combined   Sounds  —  Accent, xxxi 

43.  Order  of  the   Letters   in   the   American   Phonetic  Alphabet, xxsi 

44.  Forms  of  the   Letters  in   the  American  Phonetic   Alphabet, xxxii 

45.  Importance  of  Understanding  the  Theory  of  the  Phonetic  System  of  Teaching 

Romanic  Reading, xxxii 

46.  Fundamental  Principles  of  the  Phonetic  System  of  Teaching  to  Read  Romanically,  xxxii 

47.  Principles  of  Teaching  Phonetic   Reading, xxxiii 

48.  Dr.  Stone's   Experimental  Proof   of  the  Value   of  the    Phonetic   System, xxxiv 

49.  Three   Testing  Experiments  on   the    Comparative  Merits   of   the   Phonetic  and 

Romanic   Systems, xxxvi 

50.  These  Experiments  prove   that  the  only  Real  Objections  to  a  Spelling  Reform 

must  ultimately  Yield, xxxvii 

51.  Conclusion, xxxvii 

Syllabication  and  Peonunciatiox, xxxix 

Signs  and  Abbreviations, xl 

Phonetic  Alphabet,  Type  and  Script,  opposite  page 1 

PHONETIC  DICTIONARY  OF  THE   ENGLISH  LANGUAGE, 1 

Rules  fok  Peonouncing  Geeek  and  Latin  Peopee  Names, 670 

Peonunciation  of  Greek  and  Latin  Peopee  Names, 671 

Pronunciation  of  Sceiptueal  Peopee  Names; 721 

Pronunciation  of  Geographical  Names, 741 

Abbreviations, 776 


MEMO!  R. 


Nathaniel  Storrs  was  born  in  Lebanon,  in  the  State  of  New  Hampshire, 
on  the  14th  of  March,  17tj4.  His  father  was  a  respectable  farmer,  and  a 
descendant  of  Samuel  Storrs.  from  Sutton.  Xottinfrhamshire.  in  P^nfrhmd.  who 
came  to  Barnstable,  in  Massachusetts,  about  the  year  1GH3,  and  in  a  few  years 
removed  to  Mansfield,  in  Connecticut. 

The  subject  of  this  notice  received  his  education  at  Dartmouth  Colleire.  in 
Hanover,  New  Hampshire,  where  he  <:raduated  in  17'J<i.  He  made  teaching 
the  occupation  of  his  life,  and  excelled  in  imparting  knowledge  to  others. 
He  was  the  principal  of  the  Elliot  School,  in  Boston,  Massachusetts,  from 
181S  to  1S2U,  a  period  of  eight  years,  which  station  he  filled  with  credit  to 
himself  and  profit  to  those  under  his  charge,  until  ill  health  compelled  him  to 
relinquish  his  labors. 

As  a  teacher,  he  fully  understood  the  difficulties  experienced  in  the  acqui- 
sition of  our  language,  and  was  convinced  at  an  early  period  that  a  radical 
change  in  its  orthography  was  necessary  to  remove  them.  He  regarded  our 
imperfect  alphabet  as  the  primary  cause  of  these  difficulties ;  having  but 
twenty-three  effective  letters  to  represent  upwards  of  forty  sounds  of  the 
English  language,  it  was  necessary  to  assign  a  variety  of  sounds  to  the 
same  letter  or  the  same  combination  of  letters ;  con?e(|uently  he  viewed  our 
alphabet  as  uncertain,  contradictory,  and  false;  the  historical  spelling  of  a 
word  being  no  guide  to  its  pronunciation — and  conversely,  the  pronunciation 
being  no  guide  to  its  historical  spelling.  Each  word  had  to  l)e  learned  :\?  an 
indcjiendcnt  picture  or  symbol,  rcjircsenting.  as  a  whole,  the  spoken  word.  It 
was  not  till  the  pupil  became  familiar  with  the  forms  of  words,  associated  with 
their  pronunciation,  which  could  only  be  learned  froui  the  dictation  of  a 
teacher,  that  he  was  enabled  to  read  fluently  ;  nor  was  it  surprising  that 
amid  this  labyrinth  of  doubt  and  perplexity  so  few  learned  to  read  well,  and 
that  none  hnnifd  tn  fprll. 

A  careful  consideration  of  the  subject  led  him  to  the  conclusion  that  it  was 
first  necessary  to  determine  the  numVjcr  of  elementary  sounds  of  our  lan- 
guage ;  and  secondly,  that  each  sound  should  be  represented  by  one  letter 
only,  and  each  letter  should  invariably  represent  one  sound. 

The  elements  being  all  ascertained,  and  re[>resented  by  appropriate  charac- 
ters, he  knew  that  all  doubt,  difficulty,  and  uncertainty,  in  learning  to  spell  and 
pronounce,  woubl  disappear;  and  that  n<i  more  difficulty  would  Ije  experienced 
in  reading  and  writing  the  words  of  a  spoken  language  than  in  reading  and 
writing  musical  sounds  or  numerical  figures.  By  this  new  mode  of  represen- 
tation, the  children  of  our  common  schools,  instead  of  being  compelled  to 
grope  through  a  guessing,  stultifying  process  of  training,  in  acquiring  the 
art  of  reading,  would  have  their  minds  (luickened  into  a  healthy,  vigorous 
B  ix 


X  MEMOIE. 

activity,  and  their  reasoning  powers  be  logically  trained.  The  vexatious 
perplexities  that  serve  to  excite  the  lower  propensities  of  both  pupil  and 
teacher,  would  give  place  to  the  benign  influence  of  cheerfulness,  mutual 
sympathy,  and  a  consciousness,  on  the  part  of  the  pupil,  of  intellectual  power, 
and  a  spirit  of  self-reliance.  Both  children  and  foreigners  could  thus  acquire 
our  language  in  one  fourth  of  the  time  now  employed  for  that  purpose. 
Time,  money,  and  labor  would  be  saved;  but,  what  is  infinitely  more  valuable, 
the  intellectual  and  moral  training  of  our  youth  would  be  greatly  improved, 
by  making  this  important  change  in  our  orthography. 

Soon  after  relinquishing  his  charge  of  the  Elliot  School,  in  1826,  he  deter- 
mined the  number  of  elementary  sounds  in  our  language,  and  fixed  upon  the 
letters  to  represent  them.  This  was  more  than  fifteen  years  before  Isaac 
Pitman,  of  England,  thought  of  his  phonetic  scheme.  At  this  time  he  com- 
menced writing  a  Phonetic  Dictionary  of  the  English  language,  which 
occupied  his  leisure  hours  for  several  years,  and  completed  more  than  a 
thousand  pages.  A  careful  analytical  study  of  the  elements  of  the  language 
convinced  him  that  he  had  not  perfected  his  alphabet,  and  after  making  the 
desired  improvements  he  would  have  re-written  his  work,  had  not  the  infirmi- 
ties of  age  interfered  with  his  favorite  project. 

During  the  year  1845,  Mr.  S.  P.  Andrews,  of  New  York,  delivered  several 
lectures  in  Boston,  on  the  science  of  Phonetics,  in  which  Phonography  was 
made  the  principal  topic.  Mr.  Stori's  was  much  interested  in  these  lectures, 
and  made  himself  acquainted  with  the  principles  of  Phonography.  In  1846, 
a  report  was  made  before  the  American  Academy  of  Arts  and  Sciences,  upon 
Phonotypy,  by  Mr.  George  B.  Emerson.  The  alphabet  presented  in  this 
report  was  one  employed  by  Messrs.  Andrews  &  Boyle,  being  one  of  the 
earliest  alphabets  used  by  3Iessrs.  Pitman  &  Ellis.  Mr.  Storrs  read  this 
report,  and  pointed  out  what  appeared  to  him  to  be  errors  in  their  alphabetic 
scheme.  He  regarded  this  alphabet  as  superior  in  the  forms  of  its  letters  to 
any  he  had  &een.  Dr.  A.  Comstock,  of  Philadelphia,  had  adopted  one,  the 
new  forms  of  which  were  mainly  taken  from  the  Greek  alphabet,  and  they 
failed  to  harmonize,  in  form  and  general  appearance,  with  the  other  letters. 
Mr.  Storrs  was  acquainted  with  the  labors  of  Benjamin  Antrim,  of  Philadel- 
phia, and  with  the  phonetic  scheme  of  Eev.  Ezekiel  Eich,  of  Troy,  N.  H..  but 
their  alphabets  he  regarded  as  impracticable. 

No  evidence  appears  that  3Ir.  Storrs  was  acquainted  with  the  alphabet 
as  improved  by  Messrs.  Pitman  &  Ellis  in  1847.  Ill  health  prevented  him 
from  giving  much  attention  to  the  subject  during  the  last  few  years  of  his  life. 
He  was  much  gratified  to  learn  that  jDhonetic  representation  was  attracting 
the  attention  of  literary  men,  and  confidently  believed  it  must  eventually 
become  the  prevailing  mode  of  representing  spoken  language. 

During  his  last  illness,  he  signed  an  indenture  for  the  Compiler  of  this 
work  to  prepare  and  publish  a  Phonetic  Dictionary  of  the  English  language, 
and  directed  that  the  expenses  of  writing  and  publishing  an  edition  of  five 
thousand  copies  of  the  same  be  paid  out  of  his  estate. 

His  interest  in  this  great  Reform  remained  unabated  to  the  last,  for  he  con- 
tinued to  converse  upon  it,  at  intervals,  until  he  was  unable  to  speak.  He  died 
June  16th,  1851,  in  his  78th  year,  at  his  place  of  residence,  in  Boston,  Mass. 

Mr.  Storrs  possessed  a  fine  physical  organization,  well  proportioned,  and  of 
more  than  ordinary  height.  His  head  was  large  and  well  formed,  with  a  pre- 
ponderance of  brain  in  the  upper  and  frontal  region.  lie  possessed  a  clear, 
analytical  mind,  well  stored  with  useful  knowledge,  particularly  first  prin- 
ciples, which  enabled  him  to  discover  truth  where  it  was  hidden  from  ordinary 
minds.  He  was  an  accurate  observer  of  Nature,  and  would  have  excelled  in 
the  natural  sciences  had  circumstances  favored  his  early  education  in  that 


MKMOIR.  XI 

departruent  <»f  leariiin}^.  He  iliil  nut  iiiiiliTvaliif  classical  Icariiinf^,  hut 
thought  too  iiiiicli  time  was  devoted  to  the  Latin  and  (Ireek  lan<^ua;:ert  in  our 
academies  and  colleges,  and  too  little  to  the  natural  sciences;  considerinj^  it 
was  lar  hetter  to  acipiire  ten  ideas,  and  l)e  ahle  to  express  them  in  one  lan- 
guage, than  to  ac((uire  one  idea,  and  he  ahle  to  expros  the  same  in  t«n 
different  lan;;uaj:cs. 

He  remarked  that  the  olnurviiKj  powers  of  children  were  first  developed  ; 
that  minerals,  plants,  and  animals  were  ^iven  them  to  ohserve ;  and  he 
thouirht  that  the  younjr  of  our  common  schools  should  receive  some  instruc- 
tion in  JJotany.  (.'hemistry.  (ieol»»;:y,  and  Mineralo<ry,  that  they  may  ac<|uire 
an  early  hahit  of  ohservinj^  the  qualities  of  ohjects,  as  well  as  their  uses  to 
man.  At  a  later  period,  they  should  he  acquainted  with  the  functions  of 
the  princijjal  orj:ans  of  the  human  system,  and  the  natural  laws  of  health. 
In  fact,  man  should  he  educated  to  he  an  accurate  ohserver  of  Nature,  and 
become  familiar  with  her  ^reneral  laws — for  Nature's  laws  are  hut  modes  of 
action   of  the    Hivine    Mind,    the    unmistakahle  expression  of  his   will. 

In  conversation,  he  was  free  and  affahle,  always  havinj?  a  command  of 
apjiro}  riate  lan^ruajre  to  express  his  ideas,  and  "generally  choosini;  for  a  topic 
something  useful  and  instructive.  "His  opinions  were  his  own,  and  not  the 
faint  copy  of  another's  mind.  "  He  min<:led  hut  little  in  L'eneral  society, 
thouirh  he  was  hiirhly  esteemed  hy  his  intimate  friends.  Industry,  economy, 
and  honesty  were  eardinal  virtues  in  his  moral  code.  Idleness,  the  love  of 
show,  prodiirality  and  dishonesty  met  with  his  severe  rehiike.  He  was  a  man 
of  stern  inteirrity,  hut  posse.s.sed  a  benevolent  heart,  for  he  aimed  to  deal 
justly  with  all,  to  l>e  useful  to  his  fellow-men  ;  and  finally  disposed  of  his 
property  with  a  view  to  advance  the  human  race  in  virtue  and  knowledjre. 

In  his  relijrious  faith  he  was  a  liberal  Christian  ;  believing  that  love  to  God 
was  best  manifested  by  strict  obedience  to  his  laws,  and  love  to  man,  by  elevat- 
ing the  moral  and  intellectual  condition  of  his  race.  He  loved  truth  in  all  its 
various  forms,  whether  in  art  or  science,  morals  or  religion.  The  conservative 
spirit  that  is  usually  manifested  in  age,  and  which  is  a  deadly  barrier  to  pro 
gress,  never  took  possession  of  his  mind  ;  for  whatever  subject  was  presented 
for  consideration,  he  was  always  ready  to  test  its  value  by  first  principles, 
believing  that  truth  alone  would  promote  the  highest  good  of  man. 

Society  will  ever  be  grateful  for  the  munificent  gift  so  wisely  appropriated 
to  the  highest  interest  of  education — diminishing  the  toils  of  the  teacher  in 
imparting  instruction,  training  the  child  in  a  pleasing  logical  method  of 
ac(juiring  our  language,  perfecting  his  articulation  so  that  words  shall  '-fall 
from  his  lips  like  new  coins  from  the  mint,  accurately  cut  and  perfectly  fin- 
ished," lessening  the  time  for  acquiring  our  language  at  least  one  half, 
and  giving  to  science  a  valuable  contriltution  to  her  vast  store-house  of  know- 
ledge— an  exposition  of  the  only  philosophical  method  of  representing  a 
spoken  language. 

Jlcmarhs  on  Ijtlr.  .§torrs'  ^Ipbabtt. 

Mr.  Storrs  based  his  alphabet  upon  the  romanie,  the  letters  of  which  he 
employed  in  their  most  common  signification,  and  made  the  new  letters, 
which  he  was  obliged  to  introduce,  in  order  to  give  each  of  the  principal 
sounds  of  our  language  a  distinct  sign,  harmonize  with  the  old  in  form  and 
general  appearance.  This  is  evident  to  any  one  who  will  compare  his  alj)ha- 
bet.  given  at  the  close  of  these  remarks,  with  the  romanie.  It  is  the  one  in 
which  he  wrote  his  Dictionary,  and  is  carefully  copied  from  his  manuscript, 
dated  iSlitl.     He  rejected  q.  k%  and  x. 

According  to  his  scheme,  there  are  thirteen  simple  vowels,  six  of  which  aro 


xii  MEMOIR. 

long  and  seven  short,  and  arranged  in  pairs,  the  short  vowel  hearing  a  close 
resemblance  in  quality  to  the  long  one,  excepting  ?<,  which  has  no  correspond- 
ing long  sound. 

The  o  in  coat,  whole,  renovate,  advocate,  &c.,  he  regarded  as  essentially 
short,  and  of  sufficient  importance  to  furnish  it  with  a  symbol  distinct  from 
the  vowel  in  oak,  note,  &c. 

The  vowel  in  aix  he  considered  a  diphthong,  composed  of  a  and  w,  and  the 
word  air  might  be  phonetically  written  thus :  aur. 

He  employed  four  diphthongs,  namely :  i  in  mine,  oi  in  noise,  ow  in  now, 
and  eio  in  new.  The  symbols  of  the  last  two  resemble  those  employed  by 
Messrs.  Pitman  &  Ellis  to  represent  the  same  sounds. 

He  thought  Walker  and  his  followers  made  a  great  mistake  in  considering 
the  consonant  y  an  essential  part  of  the  diphthong  «.  That  in  the  word  yew, 
its  elements  are,  first,  the  consonant  ?/,  followed  by  the  true  diphthong  ew ;  as 
in  the  word  dew,  d  is  the  first  element,  followed  by  the  diphthong  eio.  Y  is 
no  more  a  part  of  the  diphthong  in  the  word  yew,  than  d  is  a  part  of  the 
diphthong  in  deio.  If  it  be  true  that  the  sound  of  y  is  contained  or  concealed 
in  the  long  u,  the  initial  y  in  the  romanic  notation,  we  should  mark  as  silent; 
thus,  you,  your,  yule,  Eunice,  Europe,  must  be  written  u,  tir,  id,  Unis,  Urop. 
The  consonant  y  is  the  first  sound  heard  in  yu,  ycio,  the  final  sound  being 
the  proper  diphthong,  which  is  formed  of  the  brief  sound  of  e  in  me  and  oo  in 
book,  pronounced  by  one  impulse  of  the  voice,  and  is  represented  by  ev3,  eu, 
ro,  kc,  heard  in  tztbe,  jew,  pew,  new,  neutQx,  and  feodal.  If  the  elements 
of  long  -u  be  yoo  in  all  positions,  then  feuA  becomes  fv/ood ;  heauij,  b^'ooti ; 
cj^te,  \yoot ;  Aew,  dyoo  ;  -pure,  jiyoov,  a  pronunciation  which  would  be  regarded 
as  afi"ected  and  ridiculous  in  the  extreme,  and  opposed  to  the  best  usage 
of  well  educated  persons.  If  it  be  said  that  y  is  slightly  articulated  in 
these  words,  then  the  oo  becomes  still  more  prominent,  and  dew  becomes  doo ; 
-pure,  -poor;  feud,  food;  heautj,  booty,  and  c«te,  koot.  This  is  still  worse,  for  it 
changes  the  meaning  of  the  words,  and  gives  prominence  to  the  oo,  which  is 
never  heard  from  correct  speakers  with  its  full  open  sound,  but  a  closer  one 
approaching  the  oo  heard  in  book,  preceded  by  brief  e.  In  fact,  we  have  no 
two  elements  that  correctly  represent  this  diphthong.  Brief  e  and  do  approach 
more  nearly  the  true  sound  than  any  others.  The  final  sound  is  not  so  round 
and  prominent  as  oo,  and  can  be  learned  only  by  hearing  it  pronounced. 

There  is  still  another  corruption  fast  gaining  ground  among  those  who 
regard  long  u  as  composed  of  y,  oo ;  they  pronounce  '^uty,  juty ;  duration, 
juration  ;  cZew,  Jew ;  rfuel,  juel.  This  arises  from  the  efi"ort  to  articulate  d 
and  y  in  rapid  succession,  which  will  produce  j. 

Dr.  Latham  makes  a  distinction  between  eio  and  yoo.  In  speaking  of  the 
tendencies  of  language,  in  his  work  on  the  English  Language,  (p.  177,)  he 
remarks :  "  From  p.  153,  we  see  that  the  combination  ew  is  an  unstable  com- 
bination, that  it  has  a  tendency  to  become  yoo,  and  that  the  y  in  yoo  has  a 
tendency  to  change  a  d  into  j ;  in  other  words,  we  see  the  reason  why  by 
many  persons  dew  is  pronounced  jeio.'" 

Mr.  Storrs  employed  a  symbol  for  the  syllables  ur,  er,  ir,  or,  which  he  con- 
sidered the  same  in  their  elements,  namely,  ur. 

His  analysis  of  the  compound  consonants  ch,  j,  sh,  and  zh,  he  regarded  as 
very  important,  and  the  only  one  which  correctly  represents  their  elements. 

The  Compiler  has  aimed  to  present  the  phonetic  scheme  of  Mr.  Storrs  as  it 
was  developed  by  himself,  with  those  views  of  elementary  analysis  which  difi'er 
from  other  orthoepists.  In  all  its  leading  features,  it  bears  a  close  resem- 
blance to  the  one  employed  in  this  work,  and,  what  is  still  more  remarkable, 
even  the  forms  of  many  of  the  new  letters  are  almost  identical. 

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roi'^iv  ii>vrdrj-.  .1/.  WI-:  IWrojv  r.r  del  r/,  and  iK.d  us  hhI  into  leni 
l.iruiii  hilt  d»'li\  r  iix  rnnii  i:v|  tur  Ivii  iz  le  Uiudiiiti  le  |»3n  and 
le  'jlori   t'pri'v  I     iIiim-ii. 


GENERAL  INTRODUCTION. 


1.  ^rtitulatt  Spmb  the  pribilrqr  of  Tdixn. 

Mi{o«r— Artioululors  — tlius  did  Homer  mutely 
di:itin^uish  man  from  tho  lonor  animala.  For  it 
is  vain  to  deny  hiiigungu  to  tho  boasta  of  tho  field 
and  tho  birds  of  tlio  air.  Look  at  that  dog:  how 
his  eye:)  8]iarklo  with  iileasuro,  how  ho  trembles 
with  expectancy,  how  ho  whines  with  dread,  how 
ho  makes  you  feel  his  love,  hate,  indifforonce, 
doubt;  how  he  informs  you  of  danger,  how  ho  wel- 
comes you  home,  driven  off  tho  intruder,  and  pro- 
tects your  property!  Is  thero  no  language  in  his 
snarl,  his  short,  impatient  bark,  his  cry,  nay,  in  tho 
very  lick  of  his  tongue  and  wag  of  his  tail?  Thero 
is  not  only  a  language, but  one  which  is  understood 
over  tlie  wide  world.  It  is  a  language  of  sentiment 
and  imagery,  but  thero  is  no  articulation.  That  is 
reserved  for  man.  Wherever  two  or  three  human 
beings  arc  thrown  together,  there  will  bo  found  a 
sot  of  sounds,  as  garbs  of  thought,  invented,  under- 
stood, acknowledged,  used,  remembered,  and  reiip- 
plied  by  a  kind  of  freemasonry  very  falsely  called 
convention.  It  is  a  Fpontaneoos  offshoot  of  our 
nature,  tho  golden  thread  of  our  being  which  winds 
humanity  iutoono,  past,  present,  and  to  come.  Itut 
bow  the  i>ast? 

"Tho  actor's  wondrous  art 
Goes  swift  and  trackless  past  tho  sense  it  stirs." 

("Penn  schnell  und  spurlos  geht  des  Mimen  Kunst, 
Die  wunderbarc,  nn  dem  Sinn  voriiber.") 

SiAiiler. 

Tho  words  of  to-<lay  live  but  feebly  in  the  recol- 
lection of  to-morrow;  the  talcs  of  tho  father,  fhom- 
8clvo.«  a  faint  impression  of  the  event,  si-arccly  move 
tho  son,  and  arc  lost  to  tho  grandchild.  Tradition 
is  a  most  uncertain  guide.  Wo  must  fix  tho 
thought  ns  it  Arises,  and  leave  it  a  monument  for 
all  iigcs  to  admire.  When  death  has  struck  down 
the  noble  friend  that  thought  it,  the  wonl  !>haJl  sur- 
Tivo  in  a  tnie  immortality.  Whore  writing  has  not 
appcareil.  human  progression  is  slow  and  uncertain. 
I»ttfrs  are  the  gentle  dew  which  roots  tho  present 
in  the  past  to  develop  in  the  future. 


2.  23triting  Ibc  JHobr  of  comuding  the 
present  boitb  the  past  anb  t^uture.     As  the 

connection  of  man  with  the  past  is  more  valuable 
than  his  union  with  the  present,  inestimable  aS  the 
latter  may  be,  so  is  writing  more  valuable  than 
speaking.    Without  tho  work  of  past  ages  bearing 
u|X)n  the  present,  without  tho  knowledge  accumn- 
lated  from  all  time,  which  we  can  only  hope  to  hand 
down  with  a  small  and  ever  smaller  increase  to  our 
posterity,  we  should  be  like  the  tribes  of  animal:*, 
who,  guided  mainly  by  an  instinct  which  is  in  man 
concealed  by  the  brightness  of  his  reason,  begin  life 
afresh  in  c.ich  generation,  and  are  the  same  now  a.^ 
when  they  were  first  observed.    On  the  contrary- 
One  by  one, 
Since  its  time  begun, 
Waxelh  our  race  beneath  tho  sun. 
Knowledge  stored, 
In  noblo  hoard. 
Travels  increasing  from  sire  to  son. 
Thus  humanity's  course  is  run; 
Thus  it  will  grow  'til  its  time  is  done. 

Tho  engraved  character,  tho  painted  letter,  tbeso 
are  the  talismans  which  make  man  immortal,  tho 
true  eano  in  which  Trometheus  brought  down  tho 
fire  from  heaven. 

3.  (Drigin  of  Alphabetic  ©Iriting.  But  how 

shall  these  characters  or  letters  store  up  thought? 
What  connection  is  thero  between  a  mark  and  a 
thought,  a  letter  and  a  won.1?    The  genius  of  man 
has  not  been  slow  in  discovering  associations.     Thr 
first  thought  seems  to  have  boon  to  dniw  sensible 
objects,  to  represent  these  and   the  actions  chief 
ly  done   with,  to,  or  by  them,  and   tho  fcelini;' 
which  these  ai-tions  inspired.     Such  were  the  hier 
oglyphios,  which,  hastily  written  and  altere<I  in  tl.o 
course  of  time,  gi>ve  rise  to  a  set  of  characters  hav 
ing  scarcely  any  tniocablo  connection  with  the  orig 
iiial  object,^,  and  therefore  considered  to  bo  entirely 
conventional,  such  as  wo  see  in  tho  extraordinary 
symbols  of  the  Chinese.     Or  again,  ytarU  of  objecTv 
were  drawn  to  suggest  their  names,  and  then  the 
initial  sound  of  that  name  was  held  to  be  iiiono  ii 

Cxiii) 


GENERAL   INTRODUCTION. 


tended,  and  by  placing  these  symbols  together,  a 
compound  sound  was  represented,  having  a  known 
meaning  in  the  spoken  language  of  the  country. 
Such  seems  to  have  been  the  origin  of  the  Phoeni- 
cian characters. 

This  was  a  great  step.  Instead  of  recalling  the 
thought,  the  sound  by  which  that  thought  has  been 
expressed  is  alone  recalled.  And  more  than  this, 
it  is  recognized  that  this  sound  is  compound,  that 
all  the  sounds  uttered  or  utterable  are  composed  of 
a  few  elements,  and  that  by  analyzing  them  into 
these  elements  and  then  recombining  them,  we  can 
form  the  whole  language  by  a  repetition  of  simple 
characters.  Writing  thus  ceased  to  be  symbolical, 
and  became  alphabetic.  Where  this  was  first  ac- 
complished we  cannot  say.  We  have  a  rude  attempt 
in  the  Phoenician  alphabet,  but  in  other  Asiatic 
tongues  we  have  marvellously  correct  results,  as  in 
the  far-famed  Sanscrit,  where  the  shades  of  sound 
are  so  accurately  represented,  that  we  can  almost 
read  the  Mahdhlmrata  better  than  our  own  Chaucer. 

But  Europe  lay  to  the  west  and  took  the  western- 
most alyjhabet.  "A  knowledge  of  this  fact  is  of  the 
utmost  importance,"  observes  Dr.  Donaldson,  New 
Cratylus,  2d  ed.  p.  146,  "for  the  chief  difficulties 
occasioned  by  the  Greek  alphabet  have  arisen  from 
the  circumstances  that  its  whole  organization  is 
adapted  to  a  language  as  widely  different  as  possi- 
ble from  Greek,  and,  that  while  the  names  and 
shapes  of  the  letters  have  been  retained  their  value 
has  been  materially  altered."  But  not  only  is  this 
a  source  of  trouble  in  Greek,  it  passed  thence  to 
Latin,  and  thence,  as  the  temporal  and  afterwards 
the  spiritual  arm  of  Rome  weighed  heavily  over 
all  the  countries  of  Europe,  the  Latin  form  of  this 
Phoenician  alphabet  became  fitted  upon  languages 
still  less  adapted  to  receive  it,  and  difficulties  grew 
from  difficulties,  till  the  confusion  worse  confound- 
ed, of  the  English  and  French  orthographies,  spread 
around  its  tangled  meshes. 

4.  SCbc  ^Ipbabctk  |]rmnplc  antr  its  gf- 

gntcratioit.  The  principle  of  alphabetic  writing 
is  this  :  To  analyze  the  soxtnds  (if  speech  into  their 
simple  elements,  to  invent  a  sign  which  shall  accu- 
rately represent  each  element,  and  by  combining  t7ie 
signs  to  represent  the  sound  resulting  f ram  the  vocal 
comiinatiim  of  the  elements.  This  is  the  whole 
object  and  intention  of  alphabetic  writing.  Thus 
in  the  Sanscrit  language  every  change  of  sound  was 
accurately  represented  by  a  change  of  letter.  If 
the  concurrence  of  two  sounds  was  accompanied  in 
speech  with  an  alteration  in  one  of  them,  for  ease 
or  beauty  of  utterance,  that  change,  although  it 
might  only  bo  temporary,  as  in  the  casual  meeting 
of  two  words,  was  marked  in  the  orthography.  The 
euphonic  laws  which  grammarians  have  detected  as 
influencing  these  changes  occupied  no  less  than  30 
pages  in  Bopp's  Kriiische  Grammatik  der  Sans- 


krita  Sprache  in  kiirzerer  Fassung.  It  is  impor- 
tant to  note  this,  because  the  Sanscrit  language  is 
the  great  storehouse  whence  comparative  etymology 
draws  her  treasures.  As,  however,  time  went  on, 
this  original  alphabetic  feeling  became  more  or  less 
lost.  The  Greeks,  indeed,  changed  their  spelling 
scrupulously  to  imitate  change  of  dialect,  (with 
which  we  should  have  been  otherwise  unacquaint- 
ed,) and  we  find  the  Latin  orthography  varying  in 
different  ages.  It  might  have  been  expected  when 
the  German  "barbarians"  put  on  the  Latin  alpha- 
bet as  they  did  the  Latin  spoils  without  much  re- 
gard to  fitness,  that  orthography  should  run  wild, 
but  still  it  was  better  in  intention  than  that  we 
now  have.  The  alphabet  of  Ulphilas  the  Goth  is 
a  very  creditable  performance.  The  alphabet  which 
Cyrillus  formed  for  the  Sclavonic  languages  has 
founded  the  practical  working  system  of  writing 
now  used  in  Russia.  But  it  was  in  such  countries 
as  France  and  England  that  the  greatest  confusion 
arose  from  the  confusion  of  languages.  In  England 
the  original  Runic  letters  of  the  Anglo-Saxon  were 
gradtially  disused  and  their  place  supplied,  very 
imperfectly,  by  Roman  letters.  With  great  variety 
of  dialects  there  was,  necessarily,  great  variety  of 
spelling.  Then  came  the  Norman  invasion,  with 
the  introduction  of  a  language  already  mixed,  and 
rulers  who  were  ignorant  of  Saxon.  Hence  arose 
a  mixture  of  the  languages  and  a  confusion  in  spel- 
ling, for  "clerks"  of  Saxon  origin  wrote  words  half 
Saxon  and  half  French,  and  others  of  Norman  ex- 
traction puzzled  over  the  Saxon  words.  At  length 
as  the  languages  became  thoroughly  fused  into  Eng- 
lish, and  laymen  learned  to  write  and  tried  their 
hands  at  spelling  —  principally  their  own  names, 
however  —  all  rule  seemed  to  be  broken  through. 
The  same  words  in  the  same  page  were  written  in 
different  ways.  People  did  not  seem  certain  about 
their  own  name.  The  Percies  of  Northumberland 
contrived  to  write  their  name  in  15  different  man- 
ners; Lord  Burleigh  did  not  know  how  to  spell  Lord 
Leicester's  name,  and  for  the  matter  of  that  Leices- 
ter himself  had  eight  different  ways  to  choose  from. 

5.  ^ivation  of  lljc  ©nglis^  ©rtbograpljg 

bg  ^nutlUC(.  But  the  era  of  printing  had  arrived, 
and  it  was  hard  to  spell  differently  on  the  same 
page.  Printers'  journeymen  soon  found  that  it 
was  very  troublesome  to  follow  the  manuscript  let- 
ter by  letter;  it  was  easier  to  remember  one  form, 
or  nearly  one  form  of  spelling  a  word,  and  to  pick 
up  the  types  by  memory.  Printers'  readers  encour- 
aged uniformity  for  the  beauty  of  the  page,  and 
something  like  a  definite  system  of  spelling  gradu- 
ally worked  its  way  into  printed  hooks— printed 
hooks,  observe,  not  manuscripts.  It  is  a  very  great 
mistake  to  confound  the  two,  and  unless  books  are 
professedly  printed  literatim  from  the  author's 
manuscript  they  are  no  proof  whatever  of  the  stylo 


GENKRAL  INTRODUCTION. 


of  dpt'llinj;  which  ho  advocnlej.  Il  18  necemiary, 
howevor,  to  boiir  in  miiiil  that  tho  true  rt«f<»riuoni 
of  uur  Ktijjlinh  iij>ulliii(;,  iho  true  «ouivo  wheuoo  wc 
can  tnwf  our  prtvont  u|i|iruuc'h  to  unifuruiity,  with 
difforfiii.-o.t  iiut  luuuuntin;^  to  muuh  uiuru  than  one 
word  ill  !tixty,  uiust  bu  looked  for  in  tho  [trinUr't 
readinij  nxnn.  Of  cuurso  the  printcm'  rendors, 
though  lit  fint  lituniry  uen,  could  not  bu  cun!>id- 
orcd  in  ruulity  to  bo  of  iiiui-h  weight  as  literary 
autiiuritif:!.  Thoy  were  gliid  thoiuKclves  to  adopt 
Some  acknowledged  authority  when  they  eould  find 
it.  Tho  ago  of  losictpgrii|)liy  came,  and  iho  printer'^ 
reader  clung  to  his  dictionary  oi  a  nheet  anchor. 
But  liow  did  tho  writerii  of  dictiouario!)  proceed? 
Uoor  what  JohiiDun  sayii: 

G.  Dr.  Johnson's  (Drtbognipbic  piffitul- 

tuS.  "Of  this  kind  [aiioniulous  foriimUon.<i,  which, 
being  once  incor|Minited,  can  never  be  afterwards 
dismissed  or  refurnied.]  are  tho  derivatives  Uiu/th 
from  litt'j,  UifiKjth  from  sfrn/n/,  darliiuj  from  dtar, 
hnadtK  fmin  hrinid;  iruuxJri/,tlfiiiitj/U;  fn>m  hi^j/i, 
heiijht,  which  .Milton,  in  zuitl  for  analogy,  writes 
hitjhth.  'ijiuil  tt  fxemjita  jurat  njniii*  </»•  plurihim 
vnaf  [llow  uro  you  advantaged  by  removing  a 
soliuiry  thorn  from  out  a  multitude?]  To  change 
all  would  bo  too  much,  and  to  change  one  is 
nothing. 

'•This  uncertainty  is  most  freijuent  in  the  vowels, 
which  are  so  capriciously  pronounced,  and  so  dif- 
ferently modified  by  accident  or  affectation,  not 
only  in  every  province,  but  in  every  mouth,  that  to 
them,  as  is  well  known  to  etymologists,  little  regard 
is  to  be  shewn  in  tho  deduction  of  one  laii;;uage 
from  another. 

"  Such  defects  are  not  errours  in  orthography, 
but  spots  of  barbarity  impressed  so  deep  in  the 
English  language,  that  criticism  can  never  wash 
them  away;  these,  therefore,  must  be  permitted  to 
remain  untouched;  but  many  words  have  likewise 
been  altered  by  accident,  or  depraved  by  ignorance, 
03  tho  pronunciation  of  the  vulgar  has  been  weakly* 
followed;  and  some  still  continue  tobe  variously  writ- 
ton,  as  aulhorsdiffer  in  theircaro  or  skill:  of  thcseit 
was  proper  to  inquire  the  true  orthography,  which 
I  have  olways  considered  as  depending  u|)on  their 
derivation,  and  have  therefore  referred  them  to 
their  original  languages;  thus,  I  vrhc  em-haiit,  m- 
chantnunt,  i-nchanttr,  after  the  French,  and  tinaii- 
tatii'ii  after  the  I^liu;  i\\\x*,  entire  is  chosen  rather 
than  intiff,  becau.^  it  |tuiised  to  us  not  from  the 
I^itin  int*<jtr,  but  from  tho  French  tutier. 

"Of  many  wonls  it  is  difficult  to  say  whether 
they  were  immediately  received  from  the  Latin,  or 
the  French,  since,  at  tho  time  when  wo  had  domin- 
ions in  France,  wo  had  the  Ijttin  service  in  our 
ehundies.  It  is,  however,  my  opinion,  that  the 
French  generally  supplies  us;  for  we  have  few 
Latin  words  among  the  terms  of  domcstick   use. 


which  are  not  in  French;  but  many  French  which 
I  ore  very  remote  from  the  Latin. 

"  Even  in  wonls  of  which  Iho  derivation  is  apiiar- 
ent,  I  have  been  often  obliged  to  sacrifice  unilorm- 
ity  to  custom;  thus,  I  write,  in  compliance  with  a 
numberless  majority,  <v>/irry  and  inrtujh,  detr it  ituii 
rertiiit,  fancy  and  phantmn;  sometimes  tho  deriva- 
tive varies  from  the  primitive,  as  txplaiu  fr»m  *r- 
planatiim,  rfjttat  and  rej'ftitii/n, 

"  Some  combinations  of  letters,  having  tlie  aune 
(Kiwcr,  are  used  indifferently  without  any  discover- 
able reason  or  choice, as  in  ch>ak,cfy'ke;  triaii,t<ip4; 
fetcel,  fuel,  and  many  others;  which  I  have  some- 
times inserted  twice,  that  those,  who  search  for 
them  under  cither  form,  may  not  search  in  vain. 

"In  examining  tho  orthography  of  any  doubtful 
Word,  the  mode  of  spelling  by  which  it  is  inserted 
in  tho  series  of  tho  dictionary,  is  to  bo  considered 
Its  that  to  which  I  give,  ]ierhaps  not  often  rashly, 
the  preference.  I  have  left,  in  the  examples,  Ui 
every  author,  his  own  practice  anmolost<-d,  that  the 
reader  may  balance  suffwges,  and  judge  between 
us;  but  this  <|Ucstion  is  not  always  to  be  determined 
by  reputed  or  by  real  learning;  some  men,  intent 
u|)on  greater  things,  have  thought  little  on  stmndi' 
and  derivations;  some,  knowing  in  the  ancient 
tongues,  have  neglected  those  in  which  our  words 
are  commonly  to  bo  .sought.  Thus,  Hauiiuoud  writci 
ftcihlcness  for  feojiihlenfss,  because,  I  suppose,  he 
imagined  it  to  be  derived  immediately  from  the 
Latin;  and  some  words,  such  as  dt'/'€udaiit,  dejJtnd- 
ent,  dtj>t/iduncf,  dependence,  \iXTy  their  final  sylla- 
ablc,  as  one  or  another  language  is  present  to  the 
writer. 

"  In  this  jNirt  of  tho  work,  where  caprice  has  long 
wantoned  without  control,  and  vanity  sought  praise 
by  petty  reformation,  1  have  endeavoured  t<j  proceed 
with  a  scholar's  reverence  for  antiquity  and  a  gram- 
marian's regard  to  the  genius  of  our  tongue.  I 
have  attempted  u  few  alterations,  and  among  those 
few,  jierhops  tho  greater  i>art  is  from  the  modem 
to  the  ancient  practice;  and  I  ho(>e  I  may  bo  allowed 
to  recommend  to  those,  whoso  thoughts  have  been 
perha]is  employed  too  anxiously  on  verbal  singular- 
ities, not  til  disturb,  upon  narrow  views,  or  for  mi- 
nute projiriety,  tho  orthography  of  their  fathers. 
It  has  been  itsserted,  that  for  the  law  to  be  kwitcn, 
is  of  more  importance  than  to  bo  ri^hi.  Change, 
says  Hooker,  is  not  made  without  inconvenience, 
even  from  worse  to  better.  There  is,  in  constancy 
and  stability,  a  general  and  Lasting  advantage, 
which  will  always  overbalance  tho  slow  imi>rovc- 
ments  of  gradual  correction.  Much  less  ought  oar 
written  language  to  comply  with  tho  corruptions  of 
oral  utterance,  or  copy  that  which  every  variation 
of  time  or  place  makes  different  from  itself,  and 
imitate  those  changes  which  will  again  be  changed, 
while  imitation  is  employed  iu  observing  them." 


GENERAL   INTRODUCTION. 


7.  IToss  of  the  (True  Alphabetic  printiplc 
anb  iUsc  of  ^^'cvicogvapbic  ^utboritn.     The 

reader  caunot  but  be  struck,  on  reaJinj;  this  remark- 
able [lassage,  with  the  total  obliteration  of  the  orig- 
inal intention  of  alphabetic  writing.  Doctor  John- 
son inveighs  against  writing  as  we  speak;  when  in 
doubt,  he  does  not  trace  the  real  phonetic  history  of 
the  word;  he  looks  merely  to  see  what  nation  intro- 
duced it,  and  endeavors  to  indicate  this  by  some 
peculiarity  of  orthography,  which  could  evidently 
only  inform  those  who  were  already  in  the  secret, 
and  at  the  same  time  he  gives  in  without  any  rea- 
son at  all  but  inveterate  custom,  to  diversities  of 
spelling  which  neither  sound  nor  derivation  justi- 
fies. It  is  impossible  to  give  a  more  graphic  picture 
of  the  iinbecile  state  of  the  English  orthography. 

But  Johnson  was  a  "great"  lexicographer,  and 
printers'  readers  at  once  accepted  him.  They  have 
abandoned  him  now.  Walker  and  Smart,  and  then 
Webster  and  Worcester,  have  replaced  him  in  the 
estimation  of  the  readers,  and  thus  our  spelling  has 
changed,  as  any  one  who  reads  the  above  passage 
(which  is  spelled  as  Johnson  printed  it)  will  readily 
perceive.  Thus  dictionary  makers  do  settle  the 
spelling,  for  they  settle  the  practice  of  the  print- 
ing office,  and  writers  endeavor  in  general  to  write 
like  a  book.  And  yet  read  what  a  writer  in  the 
Penny  Cyclopoedia,  (vol.  17,  p.  41,)  says,  truly  rep- 
resenting, as  we  know,  the  feeling  of  many  literarj' 
men :  — 

"W'e  perceive,  by  certain  Grammars  and  Diction- 
aries published  by  practical  men,  both  at  home,  and 
still  more  in  the  United  States  of  North  America, 
that  the  writers  appear  to  suppose  that  their  works 
will  be  resorted  to,  even  by  persons  of  cultivation, 
as  authorities  or  guides  to  orthography.  But  we 
believe  it  to  be  the  case,  that  the  number  is  very 
few  of  persons  who  actually  use  dictionaries  for 
this  purpose.  We  mean,  of  course,  not  mere  chil- 
dren, or  persons  of  very  imperfect  education,  but 
even  of  those  there  are  very  few  persons  who  read 
much  and  write  occasionally,  who  ever  think  of  re- 
sorting to  books  of  the  kind  we  are  speaking  of;  and 
persons  of  a  better  education  still  trust  entirely  to 
memory,  and  should  a  doubt  arise,  the  reference 
would  be  made  to  some  eminent  author,  and  not  to 
the  guides  of  which  we  speak.  In  fact,  the  art  is 
acquired  almost  without  teaching,  and  is  maintained 
in  vigor  through  a  whole  life  by  the  constant 
practice  of  writing  and  reading.  At  all  events, 
there  is  no  book,  grammar,  guide,  or  dictionary, 
which  a  scholar  in  England  regards  as  in  this  point 

a  book  of  any  authority Practically  a 

great,  and  perhaps  quite  sufficient  degree  of  uni- 
formity and  stubilit}',  may  be  said  to  be  secured 
under  the  regulating  power  that  now  exists.  Dic- 
tionaries and  vocabularies,  as  affording  an  easy 
guide  to  the  knowledge  of  what  is  the  usage,  may 


have  their  use  in  this  respect  to  a  few  persons  who 
.  write  occasionally  only,  but,  as  authorities,  we  re- 
peat, they  are  of  no  avail." 

8^  Estimate  of  fbc  Jlcgm  of  ^ivatioir  in 
our  |)rcscnt  (Ortbograpbii.    But  is  our  spelling 

fixed  after  all?  .  Mr.  Worcester,  in  his  dictionary, 
gives  1495  words  as  spelled  different  by  different 
authors,  of  which  no  less  than  126  are  speUed  in 
more  than  two  different  ways.  If  we  take  our 
language  as  consisting  of  90,000  words,  this  alone 
gives  about  one  in  sixty  as  still  unsettled.  And 
from  this  calculation  we  have  thrown  out  of  con- 
sideration whole  classes  of  cases  in  which  usage 
differs;  as,  (1)  whether  we  should  write  our  or  or 
in  ambassado?',  anteriw?-,  arbw,  ardor,  and  so  on,  (in 
fifty-nine  cases  Dr.  Johnson  writes  mtr,  and  in 
forty  o;v)  (2)  whether  the  I  should  be  doubled  or 
not  in  the  past  tense  of  such  words  as  apparel, 
havel,  bowe/,  &c.,  that  is,  whether  we  should  write 
appare?«fZ  or  appareZZerf,  &c.;  there  are  no  less  than 
fifty  such  words;  (,3)  whether  t,  p,  should  be  doub- 
led in  the  past  tense  and  participle  of  words  like 
benefit,  deveUyj,  &c.,  fourteen  in  number ;  (  4  ) 
whether  we  should  write  centre  or  center,  &c.;  (5) 
whether  we  should  write  patron^■«e  or  patronage,  &c., 
in  at  least  ninety  verbs  ending  in  ise  or  ize;  (6) 
whether  or  not  we  should  retain  the  e  in  abridge- 
ment, judgement,  &c.,  and  in  blameable,  &o.;  (7) 
whether  a  double  or  single  I  should  be  written  in 
compound  words  formed  from  monosyllables  which 
have  the  double  I,  as  appa/Z,  heiall,  &c.;  (8)  and, 
which  is  the  style  of  spelling  to  be  adopted  in 
classes  of  words  represented  by  the  following  pairs: 
i/iquirer,  enquirer;  nego<«'ate,  nego«ate ;  control, 
contro«l;  expense,  expencey  allege,  sXledge;  complete, 
complea^ly  conncr/oa,  connecfo'on./  preeej/e,  preceeci, 
&e.  If  these  were  taken  into  consideration  the 
proportion  would  be  much  increased.  It  must  be 
owned,  however,  that  there  is  very  little  diversity 
in  the  thirty  or  forty  thousand  words  in  commonest 
use,  so  far  as  printed  books  are  concerned,  and  those 
persons  who  do  not  imitate  them  are  generally 
looked  upon  as  true  Pariahs,  unfitted  for  the  society 
of  the  elect.  Yet  would  we  endeavor  to  discover  a 
reason  for  the  spellings  we  employ,  our  rules  be- 
come all  exceptions,  because,  as  the  preceding  brief 
but  only  too  truthful  history  shows,  no  one  law  has 
regulated  our  custom. 

0.  Our  present  ©rtbograpljg  a  Sticntifit 

ifailurc.  The  result  is,  then,  that  the  English 
language  is  represented  by  a  series  of  signs  which, 
originally  deduced  from  phonetic  considerations, 
are  now  totally  inadequate  to  represent  the  sounds 
uttered,  and  that  it  may  be  asserted  with  perfect 
truth,  that  no  Englishman  can  be  sure  how  to  pro- 
nounce a  word  which  he  has  only  ^een  and  never 
heard,  or  how  to  write  a  word  which  he  has  only 


GENERAL  INTRODUCTION. 


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heanl  and  ncrcr  seen  on  iitt|)or.  It  i«  true  ho  may 
appn)ziiimto  both  to  iho  Hound  nnd  to  the  furui, 
and  the  nioro  \xo  hiu  rvod  nnd  written  tho  mon: 
clMc  will  hia  nppruxiiuatiun  \)C,  and  ho  may  even 
hit  U|><in  tho  exoc-t  sound  or  funn,  but  it  uiuat  he 
guoM  wnrk,  for  thoro  is  absolutely  no  guiding  prin- 
oiplo  whatever. 

Now  it  requires  but  a  brief  cnntideration  to  con- 
demn this  stut«  of  thing',  which  is  much  worse  than 
tho  Chinese,  because,  in  tho  Chinese  characters 
thero  is  so  much  plan  and  system  that  when  tho 
radicnjj  arc  known,  some  conception  of  tho  thou;;ht 
intended  by  tho  eomplcto  sign  can  bo  funned, 
whereas,  when  tho  alphabet  is  known,  nu  pri>[>cr 
conception  can  bo  formed  of  the  sound  of  the  word 
rcprespntod.  Wo  must  therefore  condemn  the 
present  Knglish  orthography  as  not  fulfilling  the 
purposes  for  which  spelling  was  invented,  while  at 
tho  same  tiiu",  as  will  bo  soon  shown,  (see  §  22,) 
it  d'><>s  not  fulfil  the  pur])ose  which  those  who 
would  preserve  it  think  it  suited,— it  does  not  show 
tho  meaning  or  origin  of  tho  word,  nnd  thus  lead 
to  tho  conception  of  the  thought  iustcad  of  the  con- 
ccptiim  of  tho  sonnd.  Were  tho  orthography  then 
a  scientific  invention, (instead  of  nn historic  growth,  > 
it  must  bo  condemned  as  a  scientific  failare. 

10.  (Onz  Prrsrnl  Ortboqrapbn  ;i  ]^1r:utu;il 

^ntllirr.  Did  its  bad  effects  end  here  they  might 
bo  boruo  with.  liut  this  is  far  from  being  the  case. 
A  8y-t«n  of  writing  which  pnicceds  according  to  no 
rule,  and  therefore  ceases  to  bo  a  system  of  alpha- 
betic writing  altogether,  (using  tho  term  in  its 
proper  sense,)  iit,  in  fact,  a  system  by  which  each 
word  has  a  separate,  independent  symbol,  which 
mutt  be  individually  committed  to  memory  so  that 
tho  Sound  shoald  recall  the  sign  and  tho  sign  the 
sound,  iiiid  the  only  advantage  of  having  those  t^ym- 
boLs  composed  of  portions  of  a  series  of  26  known 
and  named  forms,  is  tho  greater  readiness  with 
which  tho  eyo  discriminates  them,  and  the  parts  of 
each  symbol  may  bo  described  in  words.  In  point 
of  fact  nil  tho  ordinary  systems  of  teaching  to  read 
and  spell  prrweed  u|K)n  this  fundamental  fact.  One 
systom,  known  as  "  tho  look  and  say  "  method,  docs 
So  without  disguise:  the  teacher  |H>ints  to  a  word 
and  utters  Iho  sound,  and  j)roceeds  in  this  way  with 
every  new  word  until  tho  child  rccognites  it  when 
shown  again.  In  other  systems  tho  fiu-t  is  more  or 
less  disguised  by  teaching  first  tho  names  of  the 
sovcrul  constituent  parU.  Hut  in  all  ."vstems  tho 
mode  in  which  spelling  is  taught  displays  the  prin- 
ciplo  in  all  its  nakwl  ugliness.  Column  ofter  col- 
umn of  dull  symbols  have  to  b«  committed  to  mem- 
ory by  naming  tho  letters  of  which  tho  words  are 
com|«jscd,  tho  most  tedious,  most  irksome,  most 
irrational  exercise  of  a  child's  memory  which  it  is 
well  potisiblo  to  coDcoivo. 


If  we  then  conceive  ii|M)lling  as  a  contrivance  for 
rendering  tho  communication  of  ideas  and  their 
prcscr>'ation  easy  and  rapid,  wo  must  coudamn  tho 
present  orthography  m  a  practical  failure. 

11.  (Diir  prcsrut  Orlbogrnpbij  a  IHoral 

iF;ulurC.  But  thero  is  a  higher  sense  still  in  which 
our  spelling  is  a  failure.  To  give  mankind  tho 
benefit  of  the  cxiK-rJuneo  of  ptist  ages,  which,  as  we 
have  slated,  mainly  distinguir^hes  man  fr>>m  brute, 
it  is  nwessary  that  one  of  ibo  first  things  a  child 
is  taught  when  he  is  educated,  should  be  tho  art  of 
reading,  to  bo  closely  followed  by  tho  art  of  writing. 
He  has  to  learn  how  to  receive  and  to  communicate. 
Nearly  tho  first  thing,  then,  on  which  bis  mind  is 
exercised  under  the  present  circumstances,  is  to 
commit  to  memory  the  strange  and  confused  system 
of  spelling  which  disgraces  our  language,  lie  is 
thereforo  practically  taught  to  regard  the  subjects 
on  which  he  is  exercised  as  subordinated  to  no  rule. 
The  moaning  of  Iwr,  or  tho  constant  relations  of 
phenomena  as  respects  similarity  and  succession,  is 
not  only  withheld  from  him,  but  is  rendered  almost 
absurd. 

Who  would  teach  tho  idea  of  physical  law  from 
tho  changes  of  tho  weather?  Those  of  our  S|telling 
are  only  less  numerous  because  the  number  of  our 
words  is  limited.  Tho  child  learns,  therefore, 
practically,  in  ita  first  lessons,  to  yield  to  author- 
ity blindly,  to  sacrifice  all  reason,  all  common 
sense,  all  knowledge,  at  tho  shrine  of  custom  and 
routine, — to  take  his  master's  word  and  ask  no 
questions.  The  mind  is  cramped,  confined,  sent 
back  into  its  polyp  coll,  instead  of  evoked  {e-duca- 
liiK.)  Agreatmonil  and  logical  injury  is  done  to 
tho  child's  mind,  which  it  requires  many  ye.irs  of 
other  education,  years  of  instruction  in  physical 
knowledge  to  eradicate,  if  it  indeed  ever  be  eradi- 
cated. Hence,  viewed  in  connection  with  educa- 
tion, our  spelling  is  a  groat  moral  failure. 

1-.  (Our  present  Ortbognipbn  an  hxtti- 

national  failure.  liut  iU  faults  do  not  end  with 
the  nation  that  uses  it.  It  spreads  to  other  nations, 
A  great  commercial  people  like  the  Anglo-Saxon 
mcc,  which  holds  Britain  and  tho  I'nitcd  .States, 
must  be  constantly  brought  into  connection  with 
other  nations.  It  becomes  of  tho  utmost  SM-ial 
and  international  im|xirtancc  that  they  should  un- 
derstand each  other's  language.  This  can  generally 
be  effected  only  through  writing,  ond  must  at  any 
rate  be  princi|>ally  carried  on  by  writing.  A  sys- 
tem of  spoiling,  then,  which  is  so  difficult  to  acquirtt 
as  the  Knglish,  a  system  which  affords  no  infonna- 
tion  whatever  to  the  foreigner  as  to  the  sound  he 
has  to  give  the  words  in  order  to  bo  intelligible  to 
English  speakers,  cannot  bat  be  regarded  as  a  gr«*l 
couunorviol  aad  international  failure. 


GENERAL   INTRODUCTION. 


13.  Our  Odbognipbn  an  ^ctibc  ^ncmn 

io  (StmCiltion.  it  would  be  easy  to  show  that  our 
spelling  is  an  esthetic  failure  and  a  philological 
failure;  that  it  prevents  us  from  acquiring  some 
uniform  standard  of  pronunciation,  or  from  learn- 
ing the  real  changes  which  have  taken  place  in  the 
course  of  ages  daring  the  formation  of  our  lan- 
guage; that  it  throws  great  hinderances  in  the  way 
of  our  study  of  comparative  philology  and  the  ac- 
quisition of  modern  languages  for  the  sake  of  prac- 
tical intercommunication;  but  on  these  matters  we 
forbear  to  dwell.  They  must  occur  to  every  think- 
ing mind.  They  are  borne  out  by  constant  experi- 
ence ;  they  are  of  the  things  which  admit  of  no 
doubt. 

But  it  is  necessary  to  recur  to  the  educational 
effects  of  our  present  orthography,  for  they  are  at 
once  the  most  important,  and  the  most  gener-allj' 
felt.  The  one  great  point  is,  th'a,t  with  our  fresent 
spelling  it  is  a  long  and  xery  difficult  process  to 
learro  to  read ,  and  a  still  longer  and  more  difficult 
process  to  learn,  to  write.  The  consequence  is  that 
children  are  forced  to  waste  years  over  acquiring 
the  power  to  use  the  mere  tools  wherewithal  to  dig 
out  knowledge.  In  Great  Britain,  where  there  is 
no  organized  system  of  common  schools,  and  where 
children  go  to  school  very  young,  and  leave  after 
spending,  on  an  average,  not  more  than  eighteen 
months  at  school,  it  has  been  calculated  by  the 
acute  school  inspector,  Kev.  Canon  Mosely,  that 
"  probably  one  half  "  of  the  children  who  frequent 
the  English  national  and  other  schools  for  the 
working  classes,  "must  leave  the  schools  and  be 
absorbed  into  the  laboring  community  of  the  coun- 
try not  being  able  to  read."  {^Minutes  of  the  Com- 
mittee of  Council  on  Education,  for  1845,  vol.  1,  p. 
228.)  Now,  although  it  by  no  means  follows  that 
those  who  can  read  and  write,  aye,  and  read  and 
write  with  the  greatest  ease  and  correctness,  are  in 
any  respect  educated,  yet  it  is  quite  certain  that 
those  who  are  not  able  to  read  and  write  with  some 
degree  of  ease,  are  entirely  uninstructed.  The  sys- 
tem of  instruction  at  our  schools  does  not  admit  of 
education  being  conducted  without  reading  and 
writing. 

The  great  social  misery,  then,  which  English  spel- 
ling produces  in  England,  is  the  want  of  education 
among  the  people.  And  even  in  the  United  States, 
where  every  child  enjoys  the  opportunity  of  in- 
struction in  the  common  schools,  the  time  which  is 
still  wasted  over  the  necessary  preliminary  of  learn- 
ing to  read,  detracts  much  from  the  value  of  the 
education  given,  because  it  deprives  the  teacher  of 
opportunity  to  give  that  other  instruction  and  that 
other  training  which  constitutes  real  education, 
while  the  very  circumstance  of  having  to  teach  a 
subject  of  the  nature  of  our  orthography,  gives  the 
child  a  false  training,  a  bend  in  the  wrong  direction, 
a  something  to  unlearn  in  his  very  first  learning. 


The  process  of  instruction  in  reading  is  therefore 
not  merely  no  assistance  to  other  teaching,  but  ab- 
solutely a  detriment.  Our  orthography  is  there- 
fore an  incubus  which  all  educators  must  be  desir- 
ous of  scaring;  not  merely  a  passive  obstacle  to  be 
overcome,  but  an  active  enemy  which  is  perpetually 
leading  the  pupil  into  false  paths. 

14.  %\vi  |lcnubiT---it  |lcturmu«  to  %xyxz 

gllpbabdic  Spiriting,  is  this  a  necessary  evil? 
Must  we  accept  what  is,  because  it  is,  and  make  no 
effort  to  improve?  Is  that  spelling  which  every 
succeeding  age  has  already  altered,  to  remain  stere- 
otyped in  the  nineteenth  century?  Is  learning  to 
stand  still  when  all  the  rest  of  the  world  moves? 
The  questions  answer  themselves.  We  have  only 
once  to  get  a  conviction  of  the  evil  firmly  fixed  in 
the  minds  of  the  Anglo-Saxon  race,  with  a  clear 
perception  of  the  remedy,  and  the  change  will  be 
made.  Now  wherein  the  remedy  lies  is  very  clear. 
It  simply  requires  a  recurrence  to  the  original  sci- 
entific principles  of  alphabetic  writing.  We  must 
carefully  analyze  the  sounds  which  we  utter,  give 
characters  to  each  simple  sound,  and  combine  these 
characters  for  the  words.  This  is  not  an  easy  task, 
but  it  can  be  done,  for  it  has  been  done  in  Asia 
over  and  over  again,  and  done  successfully  too. 
Modern  Occidentals  do  not  yield  the  palm  of  intel- 
lect to  the  Orientals.  Suppose  it  done,  and  it  will 
be  shown  in  the  latter  part  of  this  introduction  how 
it  may  be  done  sufficiently  for  all  the  practical 
purposes  of  life,  what  will  be  the  benefit? 

15.  Wilt  ^mcfits  fobicb  fooulb  result  from 

tlj£  Cljciugc.  We  have  only  to  reverse  the  cen- 
sures passed  upon  the  ordinary  spelling  to  arrive  at 
an  estimate  of  the  new.  A  child  once  instructed 
in  the  elementary  sounds  and  the  method  of  com- 
bining them,  together  with  the  characters  by  which 
they  are  conventionally  represented,  will  know  in- 
stantly, as  soon  as  he  sees  a  written  symbol,  what 
sound  he  is  to  utter,  and  as  soon  as  he  hears  a  spo- 
ken sound,  what  symbol  he  is  to  trace.  Within 
three  months  may  this  knowledge  be  acquired  by  a 
child  of  four  or  an  adult  of  forty.  The  gate  of 
knowledge  would  be  thrown  open  with  both  its 
valves.  To  read  would  be  to  hear,  to  write  would 
be  to  speak. 

Other  nations  would  be  readily  able  to  compre- 
hend our  language,  the  easiest  in  the  world  to  ac- 
quire but  for  its  present  orthography,  and  destined 
to  be  carried  over  the  whole  globe  by  the  energy  of 
its  speakers.  The  years  now  wasted  in  learning  a 
dull  catalogue  would  be  saved.  A  small  portion 
of  the  time  would  be  pleasantly  spent  at  the  com- 
mencement of  a  child's  schooling,  or  before  he  goes 
to  school,  under  the  care  of  his  mother,  in  acquiring 
the  true  sounds  of  language,  putting  them  together, 
and  connecting  them  with  the  symbols  of  writing, 


GENERAL  INTRODUCTION. 


zix 


thus  giving  him  a  practical  uci|uiiiuUim;o  with 
aniilVKid  and  iiyiilhudiii,  and  a  fuulin^;  fur  xyujinetry 
aoJ  law.  llu  will  aUo  Icaru  thu  mlvunUgu  uf 
knuwlc(ij;o  ami  iU  text;  bu  will  find  thnt  lio  knuwi<, 
bccauiiu  by  applying;  tho  Hituplu  ruU'!<  liu  lias  learnt 
b«  can  di:K'ovi-r  nuw  ruitulls.  IIo  will  tliu.t  bo  ublu 
to  undontund,  {  vat;uuly  uf  courso,  at  firxt,  as  all 
obildrun  undcnttaud,)  tho  umo  uf  being  taught,  tho 
U80  uf  guing  tu  Kchoul.  IIo  will  <eu  tho  valuu  uf  a 
teiu:hur'«  in!itruutiuu,nnd  will  yii-ld  him,  not  a  blind, 
but  an  intulligvnt  ubudionco.  Ilcnco  wo  may  luuk 
furward  to  sui-h  a  change  as  a  nutiunul  blL>:t.'*ing,  to 
bo  earnestly  striven  fur  with  hciirl  and  soul. 

10.  $htsc  ^cnc&ts  bill  not  .iltsuU  unless 
j^ropcr  3lsc  be  mabc  of  tljr  IlctD  Spelling. 

It  ii"  not  i)rclonded  that  a  scientlficilly  correct  sys- 
tem of  spoiling  will  produce  all  these  social  bunefils 
of  it-ielf.  The  system  of  reading  and  writing  may 
bo  extremely  easy,  and  yet  people  may  never  be 
taught  to  read.  In  no  country  in  EurujM)  is  tho 
orthography  better  ur  mure  cunsistcnt  than  in 
S|min,  but  we  could  not  cite  Sintin  as  an  instance 
of  a  high  stato  of  education.  In  Ilullund  tho  or- 
thography is  al.Ho  very  good,  and  tho  state  uf  edu- 
cation is  very  high.  In  Austria  pruper,  although 
no  improvement  has  taken*  plitce  in  tho  Uerman 
spelling,  (which  is  certainly  very  8U|>erior  to  the 
English,)  every  child  i»  t»ught  to  read  and  write. 
But  no  good  results  from  this,  because  books  aro 
withheld  from  the  reader  with  jealous  care.  A 
koifc,  however  sharp  it  may  be,  will  not  cut  unless 
it  be  used.  Uood  tools  do  not  make  good  workmen. 
It  is  not  enough  to  have  a  good  system  of  spelling: 
it  is  ncec^isary  to  put  it  to  its  full  use.  The  reason 
why  tho  8|K<akcrs  of  the  English  language  should 
strive  so  earnestly  to  improve  their  spelling,  is  not 
that  they  cannot  protluco  a  good  effect  with  the 
one  they  have,  but  even  because  they  are  such 
go<jd  workmen  as  to  do  well  with  tho  miserable 
tool  they  have  inherited  from  the  litcniry  anan-hy 
of  their  forefathers,  therefore  they  should  strive  to 
possess  themselves  of  that  much  hotter  instrument 
which  science  presents  to  them,  and  which  they 
Could  employ  with  such  immenso  effect.  Wo  do 
not  deny  the  ndvantago  of  a  corduroy  road  over 
none  at  all;  wo  do  not  protend  to  abuse  tho  .Macad- 
amiiod  causeway  whieh  we  have  usod  so  many  years 
with  tho  greatest  advantage;  but  this  is  no  reason 
for  our  not  introducing  railway,  any  more  than  tho 
cxoellonco  of  tho  .wmaphurc  should  debar  us  frum 
tho  electric  telegraph.  Writing  was  good,  printing 
was  belter;  any  orthography  was  better  than  none 
at  all;  but  any  jimply  historical  and  un^'ysteniatic 
orthography  must  yield  to  I'hunetic  sjiclling. 

17.  (Dbjtctions  to  Ibt  Change- --from  ila 

Strangeness.      Now  thcro  is   no  abuse  however' 
flagrant,  no  custom  however  inconvcDicut,  oo  ab-| 


vurdiiy  however  glaring,  which  will  fail  to  find 
oilvocates  when  onuo  oxtablishcd,  or  which  thoM 
who  have  pructisod  will  not  find  argument!  to 
retain.  Those  who  hikVu  boen  accustomed  to  read 
and  write  much,  who  havo  acquired  thoir  habit  by 
a  long,  and  un  tho  whole,  piiinful  ivriei  of  trials, 
are  unwilling  to  have  their  habits  altered,  and  aro 
even  fearful  of  injuring  tliem,  so  slight  i*  tlicir 
hold,  by  turning  aside  for  a  mumeul  to  •uuethiog 
else.  Wurds  in  the  old  sjiulling — that  is  to  aajr, 
thousands  uf  the  eonimonest  worils,  more  ur  less,  ao- 
curding  to  the  habits  uf  the  |)enun,— have  becomo 
familiar  objwls,  old  friends,  which  it  dictretsofl 
them  to  travesty.  They  find  a  set  of  now  charac- 
ters slrango  and  uncouth,  something  as  ludicruiu 
as  tho  first  umbrella,  a  thing  tu  be  laughed  at,  not 
tried.  This  is  very  natural,  and  wo  aro  old  cnuugh 
to  recollect  similar  objections  to  tho  great  ugly 
locuinotive,  with  iLi  shrill  scream  and  fire-spitting 
mouth,  OS  com[iared  with  tho  neat  turn-out  and 
tho  four  spirited  horses  of  tho  stage-coach.  Yet  wo 
have  lived  to  find  a  r.iilwuy  train  tho  theme  uf 
poetry. 

In  sober  earnest,  those  who  object  merely  to  tho 
strangeness  of  the  new  spelling,  while  the  old  itself 
apjK'ars  most  strange,  most  unac4.'ountablo,  to  those 
who  have  began  with  a  phonetic  orthography,  re- 
mind us  uf  those  who  defended  tho  use  of  tho  wig 
in  preference  to  the  natural  hair,  while  tho  persist- 
ency with  which  English  judges  and  barristers,  the 
first  English  churchman,  tho  first  English  noble- 
man, and  tho  first  English  commoner,  cling  to 
horsehair  covering  in  lieu  of,  or  rather  supenidded 
to  their  own,  sert'es  to  show  tho  rig  iru-rtitr  uf 
things  as  they  are,  in  resisting  every  inducement 
to  change.  No  doubt  tho  "  poriwig-fiated  "  Kuman 
heroes  that  figure  on  pedestals  as  representatives 
of  the  king's  soldiers  and  statesmen  of  our  James 
and  (jcorgo  days,  were  thought  the  />«  j>liit  ultra 
of  correct  taste  at  the  time,  and  wo  may  weep  to 
see  a  Komau  soldier  figuring  on  the  Crimean 
medal  of  the  prcseat  day,  as  a  proof  of  the  invot- 
enicy  of  mere  custom  unsupi>orted  by  any  show  of 
rationality.  Hut  tho  world  dofs  move,  in  spite  of 
all  assertions  to  the  contrary,  and  mere  custom  will 
give  way  to  established  knowledge.  It  is  therefors 
unnccesi»ary  to  argue  with  those  who  would  reject 
phonetic  spelling  merely  because  they  aro  used  to 
another  orthography.  Some  stronger  arguments 
must  bo  Uiied. 

18.  g^bc  (f  onserbntibe  (Dbjettion  to  (^bang^ 

Dr.  I^thain  has  *iid  :  "  //*  rmi^d  to  yhmttic  titl- 
ling  tktrt  U  only  ont  ralid  r«a*<>n  at/airut  U;  and 
that  is  tit*  fxUttnct  of  thit  non-phonttit  tyU^m. 
Whether  this  bo  conclusive,  or  whether  it  is  more 
weighty  In  itself  than  any  number  of  other 
reasons  combineii,  is  another  matter.  As  it  it, 
the  contest  is  a  mere  question  of  relative  strength. 


GENERAL   INTRODUCTION. 


— reformer  versus  conservative.  All  parties,  how- 
ever, are  the  better  for  knowing  the  worthlessncss 
of  all  other  objections  beyond  the  single  great  one 
of  difficulty  in  execution."  {Educational  Times, 
Aug.  184*. )  It  is  necessary  that  the  full  force  of 
this  objection  should  be  understood.  It  is  not 
simply  the  unwillingness  to  change  a  custom,  but 
it  arises  from  a  belief  that  the  inconvenience  of 
the  change  will  more  than  counterbalance  the  ad- 
vantages. Now,  the  main  inconveniences  are  pre- 
sumed to  be,  first,  that  every  one  will  have  to  go 
to  school  again,  and  learn  a  new  system  of  spelling; 
and  secondly,  that  all  our  old  books  and  libraries 
will  become  worthless,  as  it  will  require  a  special 
Stady  to  understand  them.  With  regard  to  the 
first,  it  is  sufficient  to  state  that  one  day  would 
be  sufficient  to  tea«h  any  intelligent  adult  who  is 
already  acquainted  with  reading  in  the  ordinary 
print  to  acquire  the  power  of  reading  Ms  own  lan- 
guage phonetically.  This  inconvenience  is  there- 
fore very  slight.  Also,  as  this  acquisition  of  the 
power  to  read  phonetically  would  not,  in  any  way, 
detract  from  his  present  power  of  reading  according 
to  the  historical  print,  (which,  as  it  was  derived 
from  the  Romans,  will  be  henceforth,  as  a  matter  of 
convenience,  styled  the  liomanic, )  he  will  be  able 
to  read  all  the  books  already  in  existence  just  as 
easily  as  before.  He  would  also  derive  the  infor- 
mation which  phonetic  books  can  alone  bestow,  and 
he  would  find  the  value  of  phonetic  spelling  in  a 
thousand  little  ways.  He  need  never  trouble  him- 
self to  learn  phonetic  writing.  It  will  be  sufficient 
for  his  descendants  to  do  that. 

The  first  part  of  the  objection  may  be  therefore 
disposed  of  at  once,  or  resolved  into  the  mere  vis 
inertice,  which  can  only  be  overcome  by  allowing  a 
generation  or  two  to  die  out,  for  as  it  is  not  due  to 
reason  it  cannot  be  overcome  by  reason. 

The  second  part  of  the  objection  sounds  much 
more  formidable,  but  it  is  in  reality  no  objection  at 
all.  It  has  been  proved  by  numerous  experiments, 
repeated  under  so  many  different  circumstances  as 
to  leave  no  doubt  of  the  matter  on  the  mind  of  any 
one  acquainted  with  them,  that  if  a  child  be  taught 
to  read  ivell  in  the  phonetic  spelling,  he  acquires 
the  power  of  reading  in  romanie  spelling  almost 
■without  any  instruction  at  all.  Indeed,  when  the 
forms  of  the  phonetic  letters  are  selected  with  that 
view,  we  may  assert  as  an  experimental  fact,  that 
the  shcyrtest  and  "best  Tneihcid  of  acquiring  a  know- 
ledge of  cmr  present  romanie  (/rthography  is  to  cc/m- 
mence  iy  studying  the  phonetic.  This  will  be  ex- 
plained hereafter,  (see  §  46  to  48,)  but  admitting  it 
for  the  moment,  it  disposes  of  the  objection  alto- 
gether, for  phonetic  spelling  instead  of  rendering 
our  libraries  useless,  will  only  make  their  treasures 
more  accessible,  for  it  will  make  more  readers  than 
ever  of  the  style  of  spelling  in  which  they  are 
ooached. 


Those,  therefore,  who  desire  to  introduce  a  pho- 
netic system  of  spelling — spelling  reformers  as  they 
call  themselves, — must  bear  in  mind  that  the  only 
chance  which  they  have  of  succeeding,  because 
the  only  means  they  possess  of  overcoming  this 
conservative  objection,  lies  in  establishing  the  fact 
that  their  system  of  spelling  when  used  as  a  mere 
auxiliary  for  teaching  to  read  in  the  ordinary 
print,  will  make  pupils  acquire  the  power  of  ordi- 
nary romanie  reading  and  spelling  more  rapidly, 
more  easily,  more  intelligently,  and  with  better  ef- 
fect upon  their  subsequent  education,  than  the  sys- 
tems of  teaching  to  read  now  employed.  That  is, 
all  spelling  reformers  must  become  reading  reform- 
ers.    It  is  the  condition  of  their  success. 

19.  %\xtz  ai\n    ^rinttpal   ©bjcttions 

stateb.  The  other  objections  urged  against  the 
introduction  of  phonetic  spelling  may  be  reduced 
to  three: — many  more  have  been  brought  forward, 
but  they  are  not  worth  the  trouble  of  enumerating, 
and  Dr.  Latham  has,  in  the  passage  just  quoted, 
broadly  stated  that  even  these  three  are  perfectly 
worthless.  They  are  more  or  less  widely  enter- 
tained, however,  and  no  person  can  moot  the  ques- 
tion of  phonetic  spelling  without  meeting  with 
them.  They  are,  first,  that  many  words  now 
sounded  alike  differ  in  their  spellings,  and  have  a 
corresponding  difference  in  their  significations, 
which  distinctions  would  be  lost  if  phonetic  spel- 
ling were  to  prevail;  secondly,  that  the  language 
is  continually  changing,  and  that  a  phonetic  or- 
thography would,  therefore,  also  be  continually 
changing;  and  lastly,  that  the  etymology  and  his- 
tory of  words  would  be  totally  obscured  by  the 
changes  proposed  to  be  made  in  the  spelling. 
These  objections  must  be  considered  a  little  in 
detail. 

20.  Objection  on  the  Store  of  gimbiguitg. 

With  regard  to  the  first,  it  would  have  some 
weight  if  every  difference  of  meaning  were  dis- 
criminated by  a  difference  of  spelling,  or  if  the 
differences  of  spelling  were  originally  intended  to 
draw  attention  to  and  distinguish  the  differences 
of  meaning.  Neither  of  these  is  the  case,  li  we 
read  of  "  Kitty  dancing  at  a  hall,"  and  "  Jacky 
kicking  at  a  hall,"  the  words  in  italics  are  the 
same  both  in  sound  and  sign,  but  the  signification 
widely  different,  and  yet  unmistakable.  If  we  ad- 
mire Rossini's  airs,  are  they  his  music  or  his  man- 
ner? If  a  man  of  ligJd  weight  enter  a  light  room 
and  lif/ht  from  a  carriage  with  a  light  heart,  or 
display  light  manners,  or  light  a  cigar,  we  use  the 
same  word  in  sign  and  sound  in  each  case,  but  how 
different  in  meaning  1  A  hay  tree,  a  bay  window, 
and  a  hay  horse  have  certainly  no  connection  in 
meaning  or  in  origin,  yet  they  are  all  spelled  alike 
and  sounded  alike.    Take  the  list  of  309  "  equi- 


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vucal  words"  in  such  a  littlo  book  m  Uuttvr'ii  /-^y- 
tnoiiigical  SptlUruj  Hmik,  and  obgervo  that  in  all 
the«c,  sltbou(;h  no  diffureuuo  of  nigD  \»  mado  fur 
the  diffurunoo  uf  mcaninj;,  yot  he  ii4  a  bud  speaker 
or  writer  who  allows  hia  Hcntcneo;)  to  bu  anibiguuaK, 
UdIu.<>j<,  indeed,  ho  bo  a  detvnninod  punster.  Hut 
this  list  is  very  incoiuplcto.  Aliu<iMt  every  noun 
wo  have  can  bo  U!ied  tm  a  verb,  and  yet  we  m.tko 
no  difforonco  in  niK'Uin;?,— wo  used  to  do  so,  and  it 
waa  thought  to  bo  a  sad  pity  and  a  great  \i)ta  to 
olearncsDof  language  when  the  initial  capital  letter 
of  noun  substantives  was  discontinued.  The  (tor- 
mans  still  retain  it,  with  the  exception  of  the 
greatest  authority  on  the  (jermnn  laiigunge,  (iriuim 
hiuiscit'.  Then,  wu  may  add,  that  the  literal  and 
figurative  meanings  aro  never  discriminated,  al- 
though of  the  last  inii>ortikiioc,  nor  aro  the  ]>rimary 
and  secondary.  In  fact,  when  a  difference  of  spel- 
ling occurs,  it  generally  shows  that  thoro  was  an 
original  difference  of  pronunciation,  which  has 
now  been  lost,  as  in  rit(,  tcriU,  rujht,  wH<jfU. 
These  cases  will  bo  reduced  to  the  same  category 
as  tho  meaning  of  riijfU  in  "my  riijJU  hand;  I  claim 
my  riijht;  you  arc  vujht;  a  riijht  line;  he  will 
viijht  you,"  etc.,  tho  context  in  ovory  case  must 
show  tho  meaning.  An  isolated  word  seldom  ex- 
presses its  whole  meaning.  It  changes,  like  tho 
reflection  in  water,  with  sorroundiug  objects. 

Bat  we  must  also  turn  tho  picture.  There  aro 
not  only  many  words  pronounced  alike  when 
spelled  differently,  but  others  which  aro  jiro- 
nounccd  differently  in  different  senses  but  aro 
still  s]>clled  alike.  "  Thus,  we  lead  a  person  to  a 
Uad  mine;  we  d<ject  to  an  object;  a  cat,  it  is  said, 
licit  many  Uret,"  ic.  In  all  these  cases  perspicu- 
ity will  clearly  gain  by  a  change  of  spelling.  Hut 
there  is  no  need  to  waste  words  over  such  an  objec- 
tion, because  whatever  confusion  can  be  mado  is 
clrtady  mado  in  speech,  and  what  speaker  would 
think  of  stopping  in  the  middle  of  a  period  to  ex- 
plain that  ho  meant  heich  and  not  heacJi,  or  hare 
uud  not  htarf  And  if  no  ambiguity  is  felt  in  the 
rapidity  of  speech,  what  ought  to  bo  looked  for  in 
tho  deliberation  of  reading? 

21.  (Dbjcttion  on  tbt  Store  of  |jlut:ibxlilj) 

of  PrOllUIuiatiou.  Mr.  Tr.  ..ch,  in  his  Lecture 
(■/»  th*  Kii'jUtk  Lan(iua<j€,  rom.irks:  "At  present  in 
aU  languages  it  is  tho  written  word  which  is  the 
conservative  clement  in  them.  It  is  an  abiding 
witness  agninst  the  mutations  or  other  capricious 
changes  in  their  »haj>o,  which  affectation,  folly,  ig- 
norance, and  half  knowledge  would  introduce.  It 
is  not,  indeed,  always  able  to  hinder  tho  final  adop- 
tion of  these  corrupter  forms,  but  yet  opposes  a 
constant  and  very  often  successful  resistance  to 
thom.  With  the  adoption  of  I'bonotic  spelling  this 
witness  would  exist  no  longer;   whatever  wu  spo- 


ken would  have  also  to  bo  written,  lc;t  it  be  never 
So  barbarous,  never  so  great  a  de{iarturu  from  the 
truo  form  of  the  word." 

Now  observe  the  illogical  feeling  which  pcnrades 
this  remark.  If  spoiling  hod  not  been  primarily 
phonetic  in  intention  what  witness  could  the  spoi- 
ling of  a  word  bear  to  its  pronunciationT  And  if 
sjHjIling  \i  ph'jnetic  in  intention,  when  and  how 
and  by  what  means  did  it  cease  to  bo  so?  In  fact 
it  has  not  ceased  to  bo  so,  and  down  to  this  rery 
day  wo  have  changes  mode  in  words,  solely  owing 
to  their  sounds.  Tho  English  government  hare 
just  issued  a  [>eniiy  stamp,  bearing  the  words  "Une 
I'cnny.  Draft  payable  on  demand,  or  receipt." 
Aro  wo  to  accept  this  as  tho  siKsUing  of  draughit 
Is  not  this  as  great  a  concession  to  mere  pronuncia- 
tion as  /.{/■  would  be  for  laugh,  and  in  precisely  the 
samo  direction,  already  pointed  out  by  dwarf, 
(from  tho  Anglo-Saxon  dweitrh,  or  dwennj,  high 
(jiiTiaaD,  zwerijf )  What  is  receipt  (with  its  un- 
pronounced/>)  itself  but  a  concession  in  tho  intro- 
duction of  tho  1  to  prevent  its  being  sounded  re- 
ceptt  In  its  cognate  deceit  the  y  wa?  hopelessly 
gone  even  in  Johnson's  time. 

And  how  long  has  it  been  ascerUined  that  the 
spelling  of  a  word  is  an  abiding  witness  to  any- 
thing? Do  we  spell  as  our  forefathers?  Chaucer 
wrote  jiarfit,  wo  write  i>erject ;  why?  Is  it  sup- 
loosed  that  tho  pronunciation  has  remained  unal- 
tered? "Open  any  book  printed  in  tho  reign  of 
Queen  Anne,  and  many  words  will  present  them- 
selves in  an  orthography  very  different  from  that 
in  which  they  would  now  bo  found.  If  we  ascend 
still  higher,  and  go  to  the  reign  of  Elizabeth,  we 
find  tho  orthograi)hy  still  more  diverse  from  our 
own,  and  when  we  reach  the  time  of  Caxton,  and 
still  more  when  wo  go  back  to  the  time  of  Chaucer, 
( 1390,)  and  Wickliffe,  (1.387,;  wo  find  many  words 
which,  though  they  are  actually  words  now  in  use, 
aro  80  disguised  in  their  orthographical  form  that 
wo  can  scarcely  recognize  them.  Wo  seem  to 
have  got  among  a  people  who  sjxoke  a  different 
language,  though  they  wore  our  own  forefathers 
not  more  than  ten  or  twelve  generations  above  oar 
grandfathers."  {Penny  Cychpocd ia jVo\.  17,  p.  41.) 
This  is  a  strange  "abiding  witness  "  to  cite,  which 
changes  so  rapidly  as  to  bo  scarcely  rccognixable. 

But  in  another  sense  tho  word  in  an  abiding  wit- 
ness; it  shows  what  the  pronunciation  was,  and  the 
changes  in  tho  word  show  what  tho  change  of  pro- 
nunciation has  been.  Owing  to  the  scientific  imper- 
fection of  our  alphabetic  system  this  is  shown  very 
indifferently,  only  to  those  who  have  studied  the 
subject,  and  to  them  bnt  as  in  a  glass  darkly. 
Had  a  strict  phonetic  orthography  boon  always  in 
use,  we  should  have  had  a  record  of  tho  progress  of 
our  language,  which  would  have  been  invaluable. 
.\.t  the  same  timo  the  very  existence  of  a  strict 
stylo  uf   phonetic  spelling  would  have  tended  to 


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keep  the  language  fixed,  as  each  reader  would  have 
known  what  the  writer  meant  to  utter.  This,  of 
course,  is  an  effect  which  will  increase  with  the 
number  of  books  and  readers.  Languages  change 
most  rapidly  where  commanication  is  imper- 
fect; and  phonetic  orthography  acts  as  a  per- 
petual means  of  communication.  So  far,  then, 
from  deprecating  a  change  in  spelling  when  a  real 
change  takes  place  in  sound,  we  should  court  it. 
We  should  know  why  some  persons  now  say,  with 
Lord  John  Russell,  that  they  are  ^'greetly  dbleeged," 
and  others  conceive  a  line  to  "  appare  oblique  "  in- 
stead of  "  appeerinfj  ohleeque"  the  romanic  spelling 
being  ea  and  i-e  in  both  cases.  He  that  can  ex- 
plain these  differences  of  speech,  which  the  orthog- 
raphy completely  disguises,  has  made  a  little  pro- 
gress in  the  study  of  the  mutations  of  English. 
As  to  Mr.  Trench's  supposition  that  all  barbarisms 
of  pronunciation  are  to  be  written,  it  would  not 
deserve  notice  if  it  did  not  show  how  eager  even 
scholars  are  to  write  about  what  they  do  not  under- 
stand. Ignorant  people  may  and  will  write  ignor- 
antly,  as  at  present,  but  printed  books  will,  as  at 
present,  give  what  is  believed  to  be  the  most  gen- 
erally esteemed  pronunciation. 

The  present  dictionary  is  itself  an  example  of 
this.  Here  pronunciations  are  given  which  it  is 
believed  will  be  generally  looked  upon  as  good  in 
America.  They  are  based,  in  general,  upon  the 
works  of  the  most  approved  American  orthoepists. 
Books  printed  in  this  character  will,  then,  in  every 
word,  show  the  reader  how  he  should  speak  if  he 
would  follow  the  opinion  of  those  who  have  paid 
most  attention  to  the  subject.  There  will  be,  and 
must  be,  differences  of  opinion  on  the  subject,  and 
for  a  while  we  may  reckon  on  perhaps  more  than 
one  word  in  sixty  being  pronounced,  and  therefore 
spelled,  differently  by  different  printers.  But  we 
already  labor  under  this  inconvenience  in  ordinary 
print  and  do  not  find  it  overwhelming.  There  is  no 
standard  of  pronunciation,  nor  is  it  possible  to  cre- 
ate one.  Those  who  have  studied  the  subject  are 
perfectly  aware  of  the  illusory  character  of  all  at- 
tempts to  fix  one  way  of  speaking.  Why  is  the 
pronunciation  of  Edinburgh,  or  Yorkshire,  or  Dub- 
lin considered  incorrect?  Why  are  Londonisms 
stigmatized?  Why  do  the  Americans  consider 
their  pronunciation  better  than  the  English,  and 
the  English  their  own  pronunciation  best?  In  what 
consists  a  good  and  in  what  a  bad  pronunciation? 
What  is  a  corruption?  What  is  an  improvement? 
The  most  different  opinions  are  entertained  upon 
these  subjects,  and  it  is  impossible  here  to  enter 
upon  them  at  length,  ilr.  Trench  is  particularly 
severe  on  the  pronunciation  of  Europe  as  if  it  were 
spelled  "IZriip."  \JI  being  sounded  as  u  in  wnion, 
and  u  in  the  second  syllable  like  the  vowel  in  b?/t. 
Some  phoneticians  prefer  this  pronunciation,  while 
others  prefer  the  brief  sound  of  o  in  propose.]  He 


owns  that  perhaps  numerically  more  persons  in 
England  pronounce  in  this  manner,  yet  he  would 
be  "bold  to  affirm  that  if  ninety-nine  out  of  every 
hundred  persons  in  England  chose  to  call  it  ZLrup 
this  would  be  a  vulgarism  still,  against  which  the 
written  word  ought  to  maintain  its  protest,  not 
sinking  down  to  their  level,  but  seeking  to  raise 
them  to  its  own."  Now  if  in  phonetic  books  we 
spelled  the  word  so  as  to  pronounce  the  last  sylla- 
ble like  rope,  no  doubt  this  spelling  would  prevail. 
It  is  etymologically  certain,  however,  that  this  pro- 
nunciation is  incorrect,  being  one  of  those  which 
the  old  orthography  has  falsely  conjured  up.  The 
word  comes  from  the  French  to  us,  not  from  the 
Latin,  as  the  accent  shows,  and  the  French  o  in  an 
unaccented  syllable  should,  according  to  the  ge- 
nius of  our  language,  become  the  very  sound  which 
Mr.  Trench  reprobates. 

Those,  however,  who  rail  at  phonetic  spelling  as 
likely  to  produce  the  greatest  variety  of  pronunci- 
ation have  entirely  mistaken  its  action,  and  show 
themselves  totally  unacquainted  with  the  subject. 
The  normal  effect  of  phonetic  spelling  must  be  to 
produce  and  perpetuate  great  uniformity  of  lan- 
guage, and  to  settle  a  pronunciation  upon  some 
intelligible  basis.  Our  first  attempts,  such  as  that 
made  in  the  present  work,  must,  of  course,  be  con- 
sidered as  only  first  attempts,  and  rather  as  proofs 
of  what  phonetic  spelling  is  suited  to  do  than  of 
what  it  will  ultimately  effect. 

22.  (Dbjtciiffn:  on  i\t  Store  of  6tmnolocig. 

As  the  adoption  of  phonetic  spelling  is  one  of  the 
most  practically  useful  labors  which  could  be  un- 
dertaken, we  must  not  be  surprised  to  find  it  attract- 
ed the  attention  of  the  most  practically  minded  men 
in  the  United  States.  Benjamin  Franklin  himself 
sketched  out  a  scheme  of  phonetic  spelling,  and  in 
the  brief  letter  which  he  has  left  us  on  the  subject, 
has,  in  a  very  few  words,  disposed  of  the  objection 
which  was  sure  to  be  raised  against  it  on  the  score 
of  etymology.  "Etymologies,"  says  he,  "are  at 
present  very  uncertain;  but  such  as  they  are,  the 
old  books  would  still  preserve  them,  and  etymolo- 
gists would  there  find  them.  Words,  in  the  course 
of  time,  change  their  meanings,  as  well  as  their 
spellings  and  pronunciations,  and  we  do  not  look 
to  etymology  for  their  present  meanings.  If  I 
should  call  a  man  a  knave  and  a  villain,  he  would 
hardly  be  satisfied  with  my  telling  him  that  one 
of  the  words  originally  signified  only  a  lad  or  ser- 
vant, and  the  other  an  under  ploughman,  or  the 
inhabitant  of  a  village.  It  is  by  their  present 
usage  only  that  the  meaning  of  words  is  to  be 
determined." 

But,  although  this  argument  is  all-convincing  to 
the  practical  man,  the  scholar,  and  especially  the 
scholar  who  has  been  taught  on  the  usual  classical 
school  and  university  system  of  instruction,  would 


GENERAL  INTRODUCTION. 


not  bfl  «ti»fio«l  with  it.  Me  would  f^juirc  other 
t>oD*id<*ratioD9,  for  to  him  tho  wonls  in  the  present 
spelling  do  really  convoy  a  notion  of  their  origin, 
or  at  any  rat<>  hnvo  every  apix'aranco  of  «o  doing. 
But  how  in  it  that  tho  iipelling  infonm  him  and 
doog  not  inform  a  person  who  i*  ignorsnt  of  I^atin 
and  (Jreck?  Nay,  more,  how  is  it  that  tho  w«nl« 
which  arc  not  derived  from  Ijitin  and  (Jreck 
fourfcs,  but  from  An;?lo-Sa.Ton, do  not  betray  their 
origin  to  him  at  a  glance?  IIow  i«  it  that  tho  mere 
Ijitin  and  Greek  «<'liolar  i«  unable,  from  the  orthog- 
raphy of  tho  Words  in  tho  lAinl's  I'rayer,  to  tell  the 
history,  derivation,  and  meaning  of  more  than  two 
or  three,  as,  tr<*pa**e»,  temptatl'>n,  dtlicer,  glory, 
and  even  hero  will  most  probably  bo  in  error,  as  he 
may  bo  inclinc<l  to  give  to  tho  Latin  what  belongs 
to  tho  French?  Does  not  this  show  hiui  that  tho 
spelling  alot^e  docs  nnt  give  tho  rc<|uircd  informa- 
tion, but  only  tho  spelling  in  connection  with  much 
oth^r  learni'ntj;  and  that  t\wso  who  actjuiro  this 
learning  will  also  seek  out,  not  merely  tho  present, 
but  thu  still  older  form  of  tho  word,  in  short,  all 
tho  hi.''toric  traces  of  tho  word  which  they  arc  able 
to  discover,  and  that  tho  greatest  errors  may  bo 
conimittcti  from  a  hadty  concla^iion  drawn  from  a 
knowledge  of  ono  or  two  languages  only,  and  the 
mere  look  of  tho  word? 

Tho  present  8[>elling,  then,  does  net  give  tho  ety- 
mology or  history  of  a  word,  and  hence  by  chang- 
ing tho  sjM'lliug  we  do  tyit  deprive  persons  of  any 
etymological  benefits.  Etymologists  will  have  the 
same  use  of  tho  present  and  older  spellings  as  tlioy 
DOW  have,  and  those  who  are  unable  to  study  ety- 
mology for  themselves — and  this  is  the  greater  p-irt 
of  mankind— will  t.-»ko  tho  conclusions  of  etymolo- 
gists as  they  now  tako  them,  with  this  additional 
advantage,  that  tho  etymological  information  will 
bo  accompanied  with  a  phonetic  explanation, 
showing  how  tho  original  word  came,  by  tho  laws 
of  sound,  to  lose  its  old  and  gain  its  new  form. 
True  etymology  will  thus  bo  brought  to  light,  and 
distinguished  from  tho  false  etymology  of  grammar. 
It  will  ho  found  to  deal  with  words  themselves  and 
not  with  their  accidental  orthographies. 

N'o  one,  from  tho  spelling  alone,  for  example, 
eouM  trace  tho  slightest  rescmblaneo  between  an 
English,  French,  Latin,  Oreek,  Sanscrit,  Zend,  or 
FIcbrcw  word.  The  difference  of  alphabet  effect- 
ually conceals  tho  connection.  It  is  not  till  they 
are  nil  reducod  to  somo  uniform  and  consistent 
orthography  that  the  connection  becomes  apparent, 
an  I  t'l.n  only  after  a  phonetic  study.  Hence  phi- 
l..lc.-i-its  are  now  content  to  admit  with  Chevalier 
Bunsen,  that  "the  theory  of  etymology  .-hows  itself 
inseparable  from  that  of  phonology."  (  Outline*  </ 
the  l'hil'<*>ntK>j  of  rm'rcrtal  llittin-y,  \o\.  2,  p.  ."^i^O: 
account  of  the  .Mphalwtic  Conference  held  at  \40n- 
don  in  1S54.^  It  is  only  the  half  learned,  then,  or 
at  any  rate  the  half  learned  on  tki*  point,  who  fear 


any  injury  to  etymology  from  the  a<loption  of  phcr- 
netic  spelling,  whu-h,  on  the  oontnry,  will  be  fonnd 
ono  of  the  most  favorable  circumstances  which 
could  ensuo  to  the  study  of  true  comparative 
philology. 

•23.  (Ost  anb  -Xbust  of  (^liimologi).    Tber« 

is,  however,  a  false  etymology  which  is  much  prev- 
alent, and  now  much  taught  in  schools.  As  tha 
English  is  a  language  derived  from  many  lujurees, 
and  in  mo<lern  times  has  received  many  .iocc«sionj 
from  the  I^atin  and  Greek  direct,  while  previously 
it  received  them  indirectly  through  the  French, 
teachers  have  been  much  in  tho  habit  of  showing 
tho  Latin  and  Greek  roots  to  which  words  not 
Saxon  may  bo  traced,  and  considering  these  as  the 
etymologies  of  the  language.  Tho  grossest  errors 
are  most  fre<|uently  committed  in  this  respect,  both 
in  the  actual  history  of  words,  and  in  the  deriva- 
tion of  their  meaning  from  tho  history.  More  ac- 
curate knowledge,  founded  upon  phonology  and 
the  logical  history  of  words,  will  correct  these,  but 
in  the  mean  timo  it  is  necessary  that  people  should 
bo  disabuscil  of  the  thought  that  if  they  know  tho 
ultimate  Latin  or  Greek  origin  of  a  word  they 
know  its  meaning.  Archbishop  Whatclcy  gives  tho 
three  words  underttandln/j,  sulittance,  hi/pottatu, 
all  identical  in  their  radical  meaning,  and  widely 
different  in  their  actual  applications  as  examples 
of  tho  dangerous  mistakes  which  may  be  ma<lo  by 
those  who  go  direct  to  tho  ctvinology  of  words.  It 
is  a  most  instructive  and  useful  exercise  to  observe 
tho  altoration  in  tho  meaning  of  words,  or  to  trace 
tho  derivation  of  tho  most  varied  ideas  from  the 
same  radical  notions,  but  any  ono  who  conceives 
that  he  could  predict  the  change  by  knowing  the 
original,  would  be  like  a  man  prognosticating  the 
course  of  a  river  from  a  knowledge  of  the  locality 
of  its  source  without  any  conception  of  tho  nature 
of  tho  country  through  which  it  had  to  flow. 

Etjnnology  is  not  only  inseparable  from  phonol- 
ogy, but  from  history  also;  and  tho  sooner  that 
such  bastard  learning  as  commonly  goes  by  the 
name  of  etymology  is  got  rid  of,  tho  better  for  the 
logical  education  of  Englishmen.  To  those  who 
k-nofc  I.atin  and  Greek  tho  changes  made  by  pho- 
netic spelling  will  not  occasion  the  slightest  diffi- 
culty in  tracing  a  word  to  its  origin;  to  those  who 
do  W't,  tho  changes  are  of  no  consequence  what- 
ever. 

24.     ^    r»c:il   (f^bjrction   lo   |mmtbiate 

(f  hnngr.  ant)  its  ranubn.  There  i«,  however, 
one  real  and  very  serious  impediment  in  the  way 
of  a  sficedy  introduction  of  a  phonetic  system  of 
orthography,  which  has  been  generally  overlooked; 
it  consists  in  tho  great  and  prevailing  ignorance  of 
the  science  of  phonology,  tho  nature  of  speech 
sounds,  their  rarictie»,  their  analysis,  and   theii 


GENERAL  INTRODUCTION. 


synthesis.  It  is  rare  to  meet  with  a  single  ele- 
mentary work  which  contains  even  a  tolerably 
correct  account  of  this  important  subject,  and  even 
scholars  and  professed  teachers  of  pronunciation 
and  elocution  are  generally  very  ignorant  of  the 
latter.  Xay,  more,  the  very  teachers  and  best  in- 
vestigators of  the  subject  are  at  variance.  Let 
any  one  peruse  the  works  of  the  greatest  authority 
we  possess,  those  of  Amman,  Johannes  Miiller, 
Willis,  Wheatstone,  Lepsius,  Max.  Miiller,  Latham, 
&c.,  and  he  will  see  differences  on  fundamental 
points  which  are  irreconcilable.  If  he  turn  to 
works  of  minor  pretence,  as  Bell,  Smart,  "Walker, 
Worcester,  and  the  numerous  works  on  elocution, 
he  will  find  confusion  partly  arising  from  ignor- 
ance, and  partly  from  a  partial  view  of  the  sub- 
ject. While  in  common  grammars,  and  in  the 
common  treatises  of  travelers,  and  pronouncing 
vocabularies  and  dictionaries,  he  will  find  that  one 
person  has  copied  from  another  without  under- 
standing him,  till  words  are  repeated  and  sense  is 
entirely  lost. 

Now  it  is  absolutely  necessary  that  this  confu- 
sion should,  to  a  certain  extent,  be  removed, — that 
speakers  of  the  English  language  at  large,  wher- 
ever living,  may  be  thoroughly  acquainted  with  an 
approximately  accurate  phonetic  analysis  of  their 
language  and  familiar  with  its  use,  before  we  can 
hope  to  find  them  sufficiently  prepared  to  accept 
phonetic  spelling,  not  merely  as  a  scientific  instru- 
ment, but  as  a  practical  working  tool.  And  how 
is  this  result,  this  necessary  preliminary,  to  be 
gained  ?  By  introducing  a  phonetic  alphabet  and 
the  proper  instructions  in  using  it,  into  every 
school,  so  that  the  youngest  children  should  be- 
come used  to  analyze  words  into  their  elementary 
sounds,  and  to  combine  the  elementary  sounds  into 
words,  and  thus  obtain  a  practical  knowledge  and 
feeling  of  the  phonetic  constitution  of  our  lan- 
guage. But  by  what  means  can  we  effect  this  ? 
By  the  very  same  means  by  which  we  propose  to 
overcome  the  conservative  objection  arising  from 
the  existence  of  a  previous  unphonetic  orthography 
—by  making  phonetic  reading  an  introduction  to 
romanic,  on  the  ground  that  it  is  the  practically 
best  method  of  acquiring  facility  in  ordinary  read- 
ing. In  this  respect,  then,  also,  a  reading  reform 
is  a  necessary  antecedent  to  a  spelling  reform.  To 
carry  it  out  properly  requires,  first,  the  production 
of  a  number  of  books  in  phonetic  spelling,  and, 
therefore,  for  the  guidance  of  printers  and  others, 
a  phonetic  dictionary  such  as  the  one  which  fol- 
lows ;  and,  secondly,  the  use  of  such  books  in 
schools  and  elsewhere  for  acquiring  a  knowledge  of 
good  speaking  and  of  romanic  reading.  These 
efforts  will  be  advanced,  of  course,  by  periodical 
publications  in  a  phonetic  character,  such  as  the 
Type  of  the  Times  and  Plioneik  Journal,  to  show 
ltd  applicability  to  every  purpose   for  which   the 


ordinary  spelling  is  used,  and  to  many  purposes  for 
which  ordinary  romanic  spelling  has  proved  en- 
tirely inefficient.  Hence  it  is  absolutely  necessary 
that  the  forms  of  the  letters  in  the  new  phonetic 
alphabet  should  bear  reference  to  those  in  the  old 
romanic  alphabet,  so  that  similar  sounds  are  gener- 
ally represented  by  similar  forms,  as  otherwise  we 
could  not  hope  that  the  phonetic  orthography 
would  prove  a  good  introduction  to  romanic.  For 
whatever  language,  then,  the  experiment  of  a 
spelling  reform  is  to  be  made,  the  characters 
chosen  for  the  new  alphabet  must  be  "based  upon 
the  forms  and  significations  of  the  letters  there 
already  used.  (See  below,  §44.)  Such  an  alpha- 
bet is  the  one  used  in  this  Dictionary,  of  which  the 
following  is  a  brief  history. 

25.  pisiorg  of  iht  ^mcruan  ^Ijoitctk 

^Ipbttbct.  It  is  seldom  that  the  full  bearing  of 
any  great  invention  or  discovery  is  seen  at  first. 
We  often  work  for  the  pursuit  of  some  impracti- 
cable object,  and  meet  with  a  practical  result  by 
the  way.  The  difference  between  the  visionary 
and  the  truly  practical  mind  is  shown  by  the  power 
which  the  latter  possesses  to  seize  what  is  real  and 
attainable,  and  leave  what  is  beyond  its  powers. 

The  origin  of  the  phonetic  alphabet  was  entirely 
practical:  it  was  then  worked  out  as  a  theory,  in- 
tended to  embrace  all  languages,  and  the  forms  of 
the  letters  were  chosen  with  reference  to  their 
phonetic  relations  and  their  relations  to  the  Latin ; 
but  only  by  slow  degrees  did  its  inventors  discover 
that  the  English  romanic  alphabet,  both  as  to  the 
forms  and  powers  of  the  letters,  must  be  taken  as 
the  basis  of  a  spelling  reform  for  the  English  lan- 
guage, in  order  to  familiarize  the  people  with  the 
notion  of  phonetic  spelling,  and  enable  them  at 
some  future  period  to  form  an  alphabet  for  them- 
selves upon  truer  and  more  cosmopolitan  principles. 

Isaac  Pitman,  of  Bath,  Eng.,  is  known  as  the 
inventor  of  a  beautiful  system  of  shorthand,  called 
Phonography  because  based  on  a  phonetic  analysis 
of  our  language.  He  has  given,  himself,  the  fol- 
lowing account  of  its  origin  :  — 

"  When  I  was  about  17  years  of  age,  I  had  read 
most  of  our  standard  English  authors,  and  had  a 
tolerable  acquaintance  with  the  language  as  it  ex- 
isted in  books,  but  I  had  not  enjoyed  the  opportu- 
nity of  hearing  it  spolten.  The  language  of  everj'- 
day  life  consisted  of  but  few  words,  and  at  the  pro- 
nunciation of  all  the  rest  I  was  obliged  to  guess, 
or  turn  them  out  in  a  pronouncing  dictionary.  I 
thought  it  would  be  less  trouble  to  read  the  dic- 
tionary through,  and  copy  out  the  words  that  I 
was  accustomed  mentally  to  mispronounce ;  for  I 
had,  of  course,  some  idea  of  the  sounds  of  the  let- 
ters and  the  position  of  the  accent  in  each  word. 
I  saw,  too,  that  by  this  plan  I  should  secure  other 


GENERAL  INTRODUCTION. 


wordi<  tbut  I  had  not  happened  to  meet  with  in  tho 
course- uf  my  rending.  When  uiy  taitk  wuk  fiuithud, 
I  hail  u  li«t  of  two  or  three  thousand  wurda  that  I 
bad  not  ii\in[>\y  to  learn  tho  prouuiieiation  of — this 
would  havu  been  an  ca.'fy  ta^k— but  I  hod  to  un- 
ieom  tho  falM  mode  in  which  I  bud  boon  u:ied  tout- 
tor  them  tu  my.iclf  while  reading.  I  tauat  account 
for  my  extreme  ignorance  in  thi:i  ronpoct,  by  observ- 
ing, that  I  had  enjoyed  only  the  education  of  a 
National  «chonl,  from  which  I  woj  taken,  I  think, 
at  about  the  ago  of  12,  and  became  clerk  in  tho  es- 
tablishment of  a  clothier  in  tho  west  of  England. 
whoro  my  father  was  manager.  These  colomns  of 
words  I  read  over  and  over  nguin,  both  tacitly 
and  aloud,  until  I  was  well  acquainted  with  them. 
About  a  year  afterwards,  I  commenced  the  practice 
of  shorthand,  and  have  continued  it  to  the  pres- 
ent time,  a  periwl  of  fifteen  years.  I  read  through 
Wullctr  again  for  tho  samo  purpose,  about  four 
years  after,  and  jjarlicularly  studied  the  '  Princi- 
ples of  Knglish  Pronnnciation'  prefixed  to  tho  Dic- 
tionary, and  tho  '  Key  to  the  Pronunciation  of  Clas- 
sical and  Scripture  Proi^jr  Names.'  Both  of  these 
parta  of  the  book  I  read  several  limes.  This  jx;ru- 
sal  of  Walker  I  must  consider  as  tho  commence- 
ment of  my  phonographic  career,  though  the  name 
of  'phonography'  wad  not  thought  of  till  many 
year!<  after.  Hy  this  means  I  obtained  some  ac- 
quaintance with  tho  alphabet  of  tho  spoken  lan- 
guage."— Sjxfch  at  l/i«icit7i,  May  14,  IS  15. 

Few  have  tho  patient  industry  of  Isaac  Pitman, 
as  evinced  in  this  perusjil  of  Walker's  Dic- 
tionary, this  extracting  of  mispronoun^-ed  words, 
and  their  careful  study  ;  and  none  should  lie/iTced 
to  acquire  a  knowledge  of  their  own  language  by 
sach  painful  proces-scs.  It  is  unjn^t  to  waste  their 
time  and  intellectual  strength  over  such  letter- 
grubbing,  when  wo  have  the  jwwer  to  exhibit  the 
proper  sound  of  each  word  at  a  glance.  But  if  a 
talented  youth  like  Isaac  Pitman,  who  had  already 
read  tho  works  of  our  best  authors,  was  obliged  to 
make  himself  nciiuainted  with  tho  sounds  of  tho 
words  he  had  so  frequently  seen,  by  a  process  so 
Ialx)rious,  becanse  circumstances  did  not  throw  him 
into  tho  way  of  persons  who  spoke  these  words, 
what  must  bo  tho  state  of  those  many  thousands, 
who  without  his  talent  and  perseverance,  and  with 
no  more  opportunities  of  learning  words  than  he  had, 
pore  over  tho  hieroglyphics  of  our  written  language. 

Ilis  shorthand  was  first  publisheil  in  1S37.  In 
May,  1^42,  tho  success  of  Phonography  encour- 
aged him  to  predict  that  "  Phonography  must  soon 
sniwrsedo  all  other  .systems  of  shorthand,  and  then 
become  the  common  medium  of  written  communi- 
cations, and,  last f I/,  chamfi  thf  prinUd  characUr 
of  th^  milli'ins  that  speak  the  Knglish  language." 
This  must  b«  taken  a.s  the  first  announcement  of 
the  present  phonetic  movement  aa  distinguished 
from  others  on  a  smaller  scale. 
C 


With  his  uiiual  practical  forethought,  Mr.  Pit- 
man immediat<-ly  started  the  question,  "Whether 
entirely  new  forms,  or  modifications  of  the  Koman 
forma  should  be  used,"  for  the  letters  of  tho  print- 
ing alphabet.  In  the  course  of  H12,  several  differ- 
ent schemes  on  very  different  principles,  aa  regard- 
ed the  forms,  but  all  founded  on  the  phonetic  an- 
alysis of  Phonography,  were  publishe<l  in  tha 
I'hiinfHjraihie  iluurnal.  Next  year  (  lH4:t,;  half  a 
sheet  of  letter-press  was  added  to  the  I'hmtijraiihic 
Ji/urnal,  for  tho  purpose  of  pleading  for  a  change 
in  the  printing  character.  This  additional  matter 
was  cilled  tlie  I'/umotiipic  Juumal,  which  title,  as 
Mr.  Pitman  observes  on  tho  first  page,  was  "chosen 
prosj)octively.  Wo  have  reason  to  hope,"  he  adds, 
"that  tho  time  is  not  very  distant  when  it  will  be 
printed  in  Phonotypcs."  Tho  result  of  tho  exertions 
made  in  1843,  was,  that  sufficient  funds  were  col- 
lected for  providing  a  fount  of  Phonetic  type.'',  or 
Phonoty|>cs,  and  sjK'cimens  of  Phonetic  Printing 
were  given  in  the  enlarged  Ph'/noli/i'ic  Jimrnal 
for  1811.  In  January,  184C,  the  whole  Journal 
was  printed  in  Phonotypcs,  and  from  this  time  the 
experiment  of  Phonetic  printing  became  more  and 
more  practical,  till  the  alphabet  was  reduced  to  a 
satisfactory  working  state  in  January,  1H47.  So 
many  persons  have  taken  i«rt  in  bringing  the  ol- 
phabet  to  its  present  state  of  perfection,  that  it  is 
impossible  to  name  any  one  as  tho  sole  inventor.  To 
Mr.  Isaac  Pitman,  of  Bath,  unquestionably  belongs 
tho  merit  of  the  idea,  and  of  the  practical  form  in 
which  tho  Phonetic  .system  of  spelling  was  so  cleverly 
clothed,  even  in  tho  editions  of  his  system  of  Pho- 
nography, the  success  of  which  olono  could  have 
paved  the  way  for  tho  introduction  of  I'honetic 
IVinting.  Tho  first  form  of  tho  Phonetic  Printing 
.Vljihabet,  and  the  determination  to  use  a  variation 
of  the  Roman  alphabet,  are  also  entirely  his;  but 
most  of  the  letters  were  invented,  and  the  theory 
of  their  use  laid  down  in  conjunction  with  the 
antbor  of  this  introduction  who  had  occupied  him- 
self with  Phonetic  investigations  and  attempts  at 
forming  a  universal  alphabet,  for  several  years  be- 
fore he  had  heard  of  Mr.  Pitman's  labors  on  the 
same  ground,  and  who  has  taken  an  active  part  in 
all  tho  experiments  and  investigations  nuule  since 
August,  ISt,"},  when  accident  first  made  him  ac- 
quainted with  Phonography.  Ho  eventually  be- 
came tho  chief  proposer  of  further  experiments, 
and  starter  of  theories  on  which  to  found  them, 
while  Mr.  Pitman,  with  unparalleled  industry  and 
perseverance,  and  practical  tact,  worked  them  out, 
and  was  mainly  instrumental  in  bringing  their 
merits  to  the  test  of  experience. 

Tho  alphabet  thus  completed  in  1847  was  vigor- 
ously used.  In  1818  many  books  were  printed  in 
England,  and  in  1849  the  Phmttic  yors  waa 
started  by  Mr.  Ellis.  The  great  expenses  attend- 
ant  upon   ita  publication,  and  ill   health  ariaicg 


GENERAL   INTRODUCTION. 


from  over-exertion,  brought  this  publication  to  an 
early  close ;  but  phonetic  printing  was  continued 
by  Mr.  Pitman,  who,  in  addition  to  the  New  Tes- 
tament which  had  been  already  published  by  Mr. 
Ellis,  printed  the  whole  Bible  phonetically.  In 
December,  1845,  when  it  was  imagined  that  the 
labors  of  the  Messrs.  Pitman  &  Ellis  were  brought 
to  a  conclusion,  Messrs.  Andrews  &  Boyle,  of  Bos- 
ton, started  a  newspaper  in  the  phonetic  character, 
which,  under  the  name  of  the  Arujlo- Saxon,  was 
published  for  about  a  year  and  a  half.  After  the 
1847  alphabet  was  completed,  Mr.  Elias  Longley,  of 
Cincinnati,  in  order  that  the  Americans  might  be 
aware  of  the  progress  which  was  made,  commenced 
the  Phmietio  Magazine,  in  July,  1848,  now  pub 
lished  under  the  title  of  the  Type  of  the  Times, 
partly  in  phonotypy.  In  1851  Jlr.  Pitman  began  to 
feel  dissatisfied  with  some  of  the  letters  in  the 
alphabet,  and  commenced  a  series  of  new  experi- 
ment.?, in  which  Mr.  Ellis  did  not  take  part.  The 
result  of  these  experiments  is  not  yet  known,  as  in 
August,  1855,  they  were  still  going  on.  lu  the 
meantime  other  experiments  were  made  in  Ameri- 
ca, where  it  was  found  advisable  to  introduce  a  few 
more  vowel  characters,  and  in  consequence  some 
three  or  four  changes  were  made  in  the  1847  al- 
phabet, which  is  still  used  by  the  Reading  Reform 
Association,  in  England,  as  an  introduction  to 
romanic  reading  on  the  Reading  Reform  principles. 
In  1854  Messrs.  Longleys  &  Mr.  Benn  Pitman 
formed  themselves  into  a  Phonetic  Publishing 
Association,  and  pledged  themselves  to  use  the 
alphabet  for  ten  years  without  further  alteration. 
In  this  alphabet,  therefore,  the  following  Diction- 
ary is  composed, —  the  expenses  of  publication 
having  been  defrayed  by  a  legacy  left  by  Jlr. 
Nathaniel  Storrs,  of  Boston,  Massachusetts,  for  the 
purpose  of  its  publication,  a  noble  instance  of 
zeal  in  a  good  cause. 

26.  SCrHnsitional  ^afure  of  iljis  gtlpljabd. 

Such  is  the  brief  history  of  this  phonetic  alphabet, 
which  is  thus  shown  to  be  the  work  of  many 
minds  and  many  hands  laboring  for  years  and 
practically  experimenting  with  letter  tyjies.  As 
may  be  expected,  the  results  are  superior  to  any 
which  have  hitherto  been  produced.  It  is  most 
probable,  however,  that  a  future  generation,  thor- 
oughly familiar  with  the  use  of  phonetic  symbols 
from  childhood,  and  not  bound  down  by  the  same 
romanic  prejudices  which  blind  our  own  eyes,  will 
find  reason  to  effect  further  changes ;  and  should 
several  nations  unite  in  having  a  uniform  phonetic 
orthography,  which  is  much  to  be  wished,  it  will 
become  necessary  to  change  its  basis  altogether, 
and  most  probably  to  substitute  a  Latin  for  the 
English  principle  on  which  its  forms  are  now  con- 
structed. Any  attempt  to  reconcile  the  present 
various  uses  of  the  Roman  letters  by  the  nations 


of  Europe  is,  of  course,  visionary  and  impractica- 
ble. When  English  speakers  are  once  accustomed 
to  phonetic  reading  in  the  present  symbols,  such  a 
change,  which  would  only  involve  a  few  of  the 
letters,  would  occasion  no  inconvenience  at  all  to 
the  reader.  The  changes  which  have  been  made 
have  already  shown  spelling  reformers  that  there 
is  no  difficulty  in  reading  in  two  or  three  differ- 
ent phonetic  alphabets  when  facility  in  reading 
one  has  been  attained. 

It  remains  very  briefly  to  point  out  the  phonetic 
principles  on  which  this  alphabet  has  been  con- 
structed. The  chief  difficulties  in  this  explana- 
tion arise  from  its  partial  nature,  as  it  is  an  alpha- 
bet of  the  English  language  only.  To  remedy  this 
a  few  foreign  sounds  will  be  introduced  and  pro- 
vided with  characters,  chiefly  digraphs,  which 
being  printed  in  small  capitals  will  be  readily  dis- 
tinguished from  the  rest.  The  order  of  the  ex- 
planation will  not  be  the  same  as  that  of  the 
alphabet  which  has  been  dictated  by  other  prac- 
tical considerations  to  be  mentioned  hereafter. 
(See  below,  §43.) 

27.  |lat«ri;  of  Spmlj,  aub  its  principal 

XilblSlOUS.  Speech  consists  of  a  series  of  sounds 
heard  by  the  listener,  and  produced  by  the  speaker 
by  means  of  the  organs  of  speech.  These  organs 
are,  fh-st,  the  lungs,  which  act  as  bellows ;  sec- 
ondly, a  tube  from  the  lungs,  termed  the  trachea, 
or  windpipe,  and  having  at  its  termination  a  box 
of  cartilage  traversed  by  two  highly  elastic  bands, 
( the  vocal  ligaments, )  which,  by  means  of  muscles, 
may  be  brought  into  various  positions,  and 
stretched  with  various  degrees  of  tension ;  thirdly, 
two  terminating  orifices — the  mouth  and  the  nose. 
The  mouth  consists  of  a  vaulted  chamber,  termi- 
nated by  a  sharp  wall,  the  teeth,  and  the  flexible 
lips,  while  its  interior  can  be  altered  in  a  great 
variety  of  ways  by  thf;  protean  tongue.  The  nose 
consists  of  several  passages  leading  to  the  face  from 
the  j)harynx,  which  forms  a  hollow  bag  at  the 
back  of  the  mouth  above  the  gullet  and  windpipe. 
The  back  entrance  consists  of  two  openings,  called 
the  back  nostrils,  which  are  closable  by  means  of 
certain  muscles,  called  the  soft  palate,  a  prolonga- 
tion of  which,  termed  the  witla,  is  well  seen  as  a 
little  tongue  at  the  back  of  the  mouth  when 
opened.  In  speaking,  breath  is  expelled,  from  the 
lungs  through  the  larynx,  and  then  through  the 
mouth  or  nose,  or  both  mouth  and  nose.  In  pass- 
ing through  the  larynx  it  may  leave  the  vocal 
ligaments  unmoved,  and  in  this  case  the  sound  is 
termed  JvMsper;  or  it  may  make  them  vibrate,  and 
the  result  is  voice.  The  effect  of  both  voice  and 
whisper  may  be  greatly  modified  by  the  passage 
through  the  mouth  or  nose.  When  the  passage  is 
so  arranged  that  the  voice  can  pass  clearly  and 
sonorously,  the  result  is  called  a  vowel,  which  ia 


GENERAL  INTRODUCTION. 


-VtVII 


whixporod  when  tho  wlii><|>cr,  aud  nut  thu  voice,  in 
emitti-d  through  tho  <iumo  fjonition.  If  «omo  ob- 
itruction  in  pluoed  in  tho  way,  tho  vuico  bocomet 
IcM  clear,  and  we  have  in  succoMion  trillt,  mur- 
murt,  hiiTZff,  nnd  eonantf,  to  all  of  which,  except 
the  la^t,  wbiKixTcd  forms  or  hii^.teii  corres^Hind;  tho 
la<t,  however,  give  ri.so  to  poHition:)  which  entirely 
ehcck  tho  voice,  producing  muUt.  If  tho  voice  or 
whisper  jmss  through  tho  none,  wo  have  natal*  or 
hum*,  which  nro  di.itinguii<hed  by  more  or  le.'g 
retonnnco  in  tho  inoutli ;  nud  if  tho  sound  \*  al- 
lowed to  \iM»  through  both  month  and  jn>»v,  wc 
have  orinanal*.  Tho  t^^-rm  cvii*»nant  is  a  general 
word  which  includes  all  tho  sounds  except  vowcb 
and  orinomils. 

28.   Oofa)rls---?lppcr  .$rrus.     Tho  sound 

produccil  by  tho  vibration  of  the  vocal  lignraenUi, 
when  least  of  all  modified,  is  the  sound  of  ii  in  t//>, 
which  wo  represent  by  V  u,  and  which  is  rare  in 
other  European  longua;;ps.  If  tho  tongue  bo 
slightly  raised,  a  clearer,  brighter  sound  is  pro- 
duced, viz.,  a  in  father,  psalm,  bath,  (irm,  which  is 
in  this  alphabet  represented  by  fl  q.  It  is  the 
true  Ttnlinn  a,  and  is  finer  than  the  French  d  or 
tlic  U!<uiil  (ierman  sound  of  a.  This  sound  is  in 
many  words  pronounced  short,  in  America,  (and  as 
somo  orthocpists  consider  in  England  also,)  as  in 
the  words  ask,  east,  and  is  then  represented  by 
Q  a.  Somo  English  writers  have  asserted  that 
this  is  a  new  vowel  altogether,  and  in  London  and 
tho  south  of  England  it  is  generally  pronounced  as 
the  long  q.  Raising  the  tongue  sitill  higher,  we 
come  to  a  vowel  quite  peculiar  to  English,  a  in  am, 
hand,  hap,  glad,  sat,  match,  have,  gas,  which  is 
hero  represented  by  A  n,  and  docs  not  occur  long 
except  in  tho  west  of  England  and  Ireland  as  a 
provincialism.  All  these  sounds,  q  a  a,  partake  of 
one  uniform  character,  which  forms  them  into  a 
natural  group  corrosjwndiiig  to  tho  Latin  a. 

Tho  next  three  vowels  also  form  a  group  corres- 
ponding to  the  Latin  e.  Tho  first  is  very  common 
OS  a  short  sound  in  «U,  vun,  fuad,  nnd  is  repre- 
sentee! by  E  e.  Tho  second  is  tho  lengthened 
sound  of  tho  same  vowel,  which  is  only  heard  be- 
fore r  in  English,  as  in  a»r,  fair,  p<ar,  hfir,  ne'er, 
thfTc,  and  is  represented  by  A  q.  In  German  and 
French  it  often  occurs  before  other  letters,  as  [G.] 
gf}>fn^  Uhen  ;  [P.]  hiU,  faxU.  Tho  third  sound  is 
much  finer,  as  in  ale,  ape,  v«'d,  danger,  and  is 
repn'scnted   by  VL  a. 

The  n.'xt  two  vowels  form  a  group  corresponding 
to  tho  I>atin  t.  Tho  first,  tho  i  in  pi'ly,  is  almost 
peculiar  to  English,  where  it  always  occurs  short, 
and  is  hero  represented  by  I  i.  The  second  is 
the  true  I^atin.  Gonunn,  Italian,  and  French  i, 
which  is  generally  long  in  English,  as  in  machine, 
wc<T),  nKflt,  heap,  etc.;  but  sometimes  short,  as  in 
frtnove,  t'volve,  etc.     It  is  repri'scnted  by  8  e. 


Tho  eight  Vowels  just  described,  q,  a,  a,  jj,  e,  a,  i, 
r,  form  a  scries  in  all  of  which  the  tongue  is  raised 
s<>  as  to  pmjcvt  tho  breath  against  the  hard  ]ialat«, 
while  the  tongue  in  ji.wctt  Tir  q  and  highest  for  t. 
These  aro  temietl,  therefore,  the  upper  tf»ctl*. 

29.  i;tobfls---]rofDfr  StritS.  Beginning 
again  with  u,  and  lowering  the  tonguo  eonsid'-ra- 
bly,  we  como  to  a  vowel  which  is  not  found  in 
Latin,  nlthougb  its  representative  may  be  triced  in 
lUilinn,  and  also  in  .Swedish  and  Danii<h.  When 
long  it  is  represented  by  a  in  all,  aw  in  au-1,  «  in 
ni'/rn;  and  when  short  by  o  in  on.  The  long  s^jund 
is  represented  by  O  o,  and  tho  short  by  O  o.  This 
Vowel  forms,  with  q,  a,  a,  and  u,  the  so  called  (jut- 
liiral  gniu[i,  while  the  remaining  upper  vowels  ^ 
e,  H,  i,  r,  aro  8e|iarated  as  palatal. 

If  the  lips  bo  now  somewhat  closed  wo  have  an 
obscure  labial  vowel,  corresponding  to  the  Latin 
o,  and  (Jreek  lo.  When  long  it  is  <i  in  h"le,  .vi  in 
'■ak,  etc.,  and  when  short  it  is  o  in  ^-mit,  and  ow  in 
wind'-'tr.  In  some  parts  of  tho  United  States  it  is 
found  short  in  closed  syllables,  but  this  is  not  gen- 
cnil  enough  to  necessitate  tho  employment  of  two 
signs,  and  hence  it  is  always  represented  by  (J  o. 

Tho  next  labial  vowel,  tho  Latin  u,  occurs  as  a 
long  vowel  in  ^k\,  nt-iw,  vrnoed,  and  short  in  p'/ll, 
vtiwxl,  c'wk,  etc.  The  long  sound  is  represented  by 
(T)  m,  and  the  short  by  U  u.  The  vowels  o  ott  u 
form  the  M>iaf  group.  The  group  6  o,  o,  *  u, 
forms  the  loirer  series  of  vowels. 

30,  tlobtls---fbc   Hlibbk  Srrits.     In 

French  and  (Jcrman,  anil  fome  other  languages, 
there  is  a  middle  series  of  vowels,  arising  from  an 
attempt  to  pronounce  an  upper  and  lower  vowel 
fimiiUan^oiitly;  thus  [G.]  iilxr,  hiitU,  [F.]  une, 
_riuU,  is  due  to  an  attempt  to  pronounce  a>  and  e  at 
tho  same  time.  Wc  will  represent  it  by  L"E  in 
accordance  with  a  (ierman  custom.  Again,  the  [G.] 
bone,  G-jethf,  [F.]  denXy  is  obtained  by  endeavoring 
to  pronounce  o  and  a  simultaneously,  aud  may  be 
represented  by  oe.  The  English  u  properly  bo- 
longs  to  this  series  and  bears  about  tho  same  rela- 
tion to  q  o  as  UE  docs  to  iD  e,  and  oe  to  o  a. 

31.  (Tomplrlc  Uobrl  Stbrnu.  The  follow- 
ing arrangement,  therefore,  will  show  all  the  rela- 
tions of  the  vowels  hero  considered: 


Guttural. 
Vpprr.  q  a,  a 
ilUldU.  u  — 
Lc*c«r.      0  0, — 


c,    a,     i,    f.       Palatal. 
OE,  —  IK,     La}ii]%al<ital. 
a     —  (»  u,  Labia!. 


32.  ^rtntb  (Drin;is:il  (^otorls.    During  the 

pronunciation  of  any  ono  of  these  vowels,  which 
aro  naturally  pronounce<l  solely  through  the  m'>uth, 
tho  back  nostrils  may  bo  opened  and  the  veil  of 


XXVlll 


GENERAL   INTRODUCTION. 


the  palate  so  disposed  as  to  admit  of  a  vibration 
producing  nasalization.  If  we  represent  this  by  h, 
the  four  signs  qii  o)'  on,  eh  or  an,  on,  un  will  very 
tolerably  represent  the  French  orinasal  vowels  in 
an,  Tin,  on,  iin,  in  which  the  voice  proceeds  from 
oth  mouth  and  nose  at  the  same  time.  There 
re  evidently  as  many  orinasal  vowels  as  there 
re  oral  vowels,  and  they  are  found  in  the  Indian 
anguages. 

33.  Consonants- --®^bc  ^wttural  Scries. 

There  are  three  principal  positions  of  the  mouth 
where  the  passage  of  voice  may  be  obstructed, — 
near  the  soft  palate,  on  the  hard  palate,  and  at  the 
lips.  This  gives  rise  to  three  series  of  consonants 
known  generally  as  guttural,  palatal,  and  labial. 
Taking  the  case  in  which  the  contact  is  most  com- 
plete between  the  approaching  j)ortions  of  the 
mouth,  and  going  through  this  series  in  order,  we 
have,  first,  the  mute  K  k  in  bacA;,  act,  etc.,  formed 
by  a  contact  between  the  root  of  the  tongue  and 
the  soft  palate,  and  preventing  all  passage  of  air. 
When  the  parts  are  opened  out,  a  slight  whisper  is 
heard  which  is  termed  the  power  of  the  letter.  If 
the  sides  of  that  part  of  the  mouth  which  lies  be- 
hind the  tongue  in  this  position  be  so  far  relaxed 
as  to  allow  more  air  to  be  driven  in  and  condensed, 
then  if  vocal  breath  be  forced  up,  a  slight  sound 
will  be  heard  for  a  very  short  time,  until  the  con- 
densation of  the  air  reaches  its  maximum,  and  then 
silence  must  ensue,  unless  there  be  a  relaxation  of 
the  contact  itself.  The  sound  thus  produced  is  the 
sonant  G  g  in  heg,  get.  The  mute  and  sonant  to- 
gether form  a  group  known  as  guttural  ex.plode7its, 
because  the  contact  is  so  firm  that  if  we  first  en- 
deavor to  form  the  vowel  and  then  relax  the  eon- 
tact,  the  sound  issues  from  the  mouth  with  a  sort 
of  explosion. 

Relaxing  the  contact  considerably,  and  forcing 
through  it  mere  whisper,  we  produce  a  guttural  hi.~s, 
kli  in  the  German  ach,  cloch,  which  is  very  common 
in  many  languages.  If  the  contact  be  loosened  to 
the  extent  of  the  following  vowel,  and  some  whisper 
allowed  to  escape  before  the  vowel,  this  becomes 
the  aspirate  H  h  in  Aat,  Aand;  but  if  the  tongue 
bo  forced  up  very  high,  a  much  more  acute  gut- 
tural is  heard,  ch  as  in  the  German  ich,  edit,  durch, 
and  this  approximates  very  closely  to  the  sound 
heard  at  the  beginning  of  the  English  word  hue 
hyq,,  or  hr^,  as  it  will  be  found  in  this  Dictionary, 
to  suit  the  general  opinion  upon  the  subject.  This 
hy  is  slightly  more  hissing  than  the  whisper  of  the 
vowel  t,  while  ch  seems  to  correspond  to  e,  and  Ich 
to  q;  h  being  common  to  all  the  vowels.  Each  of 
these  hisses  admits  of  a  hues,  which  appears  to  be 
occasioned  by  forcing  the  voice  so  strongly  through 
the  larynx  that  it  is  only  partially  vocalized,  and 
thus  voice  and  whisper  are  heard  in  a  mixed  form. 
Thus  Ich  gets  gh  in  German  Tag;  ch  becomes  jA  in 


German  eigen,  Iconige,  and  hy  becomes  yy  in  ye, 
y\e\A,  yet,  yacht,  a  sound  so  slightly  removed 
from  the  vowel  z  as  to  be  often  confounded  with  it. 

It  may  be  remarked  that  in  many  languages  e  is 
really  pronounced,  and  not  y,  as  the  letter  is  nearly 
peculiar  in  European  languages  to  the  German 
stock,  including  the  English.  The  contact  is  closer 
than  for  t,  and  the  sound  is  a  buzz  and  not  a  clear 
voice.  The  aspirate  h  may  be  said  to  admit  of  the 
buzz  in  the  soft  breathing  which  the  Greek  and 
Semitic  langtiages  have  thought  necessary  to  mark. 

The  hisses  and  buzzes  are  collectively  termed 
continuants,  because  their  sound  can  be  continued 
indefinitely. 

In  saying  Ich  the  uvula  lies  upon  the  root  of  the 
tongue.  If  the  breath  is  forced  so  as  to  make  the 
inula  trill,  a  guttural  sound  is  produced,  which, 
when  very  harsh,  is  the  Arabic  grh  in  grhain,  but 
when  very  soft  indeed,  scarcely  perceptible,  is  the 
English  Er  er  in  err,  earn,  iir,  iirat,  etc.  This 
sound  is  represented  by  a  double  sign  in  this  alpha- 
bet, its  first  letter  being  reckoned  as  a  vowel  for 
practical  reasons;  the  real  nature  of  the  sound  is 
what  is  just  stated.  In  England,  and  in  the  1847 
alphabet,  it  was  represented  by  er  or  ur  indiffer- 
ently, according  as  the  romanic  spelling  seemed  to 
indicate  a  more  palatal  or  more  guttural  pronunci- 
ation, and  this  plan  is  still  pursued  in  the  unac- 
cented syllables  in  this  book,  er  being  reserved  for 
the  accented  syllables.  When  the  letter  does  not 
form  a  syllable  by  itself  the  e  is  omitted;  thus  we 
write  ^r,  msr,  although  both  words  really  contain 
this  guttural. 

If,  instead  of  loosening  the  contact  between  the 
tongue  and  soft  palate,  the  back  nostrils  be  opened 
and  the  voice  allowed  to  escape  there,  and  also  to 
resound  in  the  small  portion  of  the  cavity  of  the 
mouth  left  behind  the  tongue,  the  nasal  TJ  i)  is 
formed,  as  in  ha»^,  stre?!^th,  stroma;'.  These  sylla- 
bles must  be  carefully  distinguished  from  the 
French  orinas.als  in  which  the  passage  through  the 
mouth  is  completely  unobstructed.  The  trills  and 
nasals  are  often  collectively  termed  liquids.  This 
concludes  the  series  which  has  now  risen  from 
mutes  to  an  approximation  with  oral  vowels 
through  er,  and  nasal  vowels  through  ij. 

34.    Consonants ---ST'Ije   |]alatul  Strks. 

It  may  now  be  readily  understood,  without  going 
into  so  minute  explanations,  that  T  t,  the  t  in  toe, 
sit,  better,  is  a  palatal  mute,  and  D  d  in  doe  its 
corresponding  sonant.  The  true  corresponding  hiss 
is  S  s  in  seal,  and  the  buzz  Z  z  in  seal.  If  in  mak- 
ing these  sounds  the  back  part  of  the  tongue  be 
depressed,  a  hollow,  obscure  sound  results,  giving 
the  hiss  X  J  in  slisdl,  viwous,  and  the  buzz  S  3  in 
acure,  y'lsion,  (Yr.  je.)  But  if  the  tongue  be 
brought  close  to  the  teeth  and  either  put  between 
them,  or  pressed  with  its   under  surface  against 


GENERAL    IVTRODUCTIOM. 


zxu 


them,  tho  result  ia  a  pair  of  lispa,  tho  hiM  Tl  t  in 
th\n,  threo,  piM,  modern  Urcck  6,  nod  tho  buzK 
3  d  in  <Acn,  Mero,  wiMin,  uiodurn  (Jrock  /.  I'ro- 
ooeding  to  thu  trilU  wo  fiucl  they  divide  into  two. 
Either  tho  tip  of  tho  tonguo  8tiII  adheres  to  tho 
palate  and  tho  breath  eitcapcd  on  each  Hide  of  the 
tongue,  giving  rise  to  tho  hi^n  in  tho  Wi-lsh  Llaor 
golloD,  (often  falsely  misprononnced  thing6tlon, 
by  Englishmen,  itj)  real  sound  being  better  repre- 
icntcd  by  Illanguhlcn,)  and  tho  murmur  L  1  in 
^w,  which  forms  a  distinct  syllable  in  litt/c ;  or  el.'<e 
tho  tip  of  tho  tongue  is  so  relaxed  that  tho  inissing 
breath  causes  it  to  trill,  producing  U  r  in  my,  very; 
which  is  in  this  practical  alphabet  cunfouiided  in 
orthography  with  the  or,  when  tho  letter  does  not 
constitute  a  distinct  syllable.  Tho  true  sounds  of 
ray,  rare,  very,  rarer,  would  bo  more  truly  ropre- 
Bcnted  by  ra,  ni?r,  veri,  nierr^r,  for  which,  fur  jirnc- 
tical  reasons,  m,  r^r,  veri,  nircr,  arc  hero  used. 
Tho  corrc»iH)nding  nasal  is  X  n  in  si;i,  which  lurms 
a  distinct  syllable  in  open. 

35.  (fonson;inls---f Ik  ^':ibi:il  .^crirs.  In 

tho  labi.ll  scries  wo  have  first  tho  muto  I'  p  in/>olc, 
and  its  sonant  H  b  in  /xjwl.  Next,  by  relaxing  the 
contact  of  tho  \\\^,  but  mt  aUuuinij  the  hirer  Uj) 
to  touch  the  teeth,  wo  have  as  a  hiss  the  truo  Greek 
A,  or  j>h,  and  as  a  buzz  tho  truo  German  w,  or  hh; 
while  if  tho  lower  lip  touches  tho  tooth  tho  hiss  F  f 
in  year,  and  tho  buz/.  V  v  in  reer,  are  prodneed 
Again,  if  tho  lips  are  rounded  in.stcad  of  being 
flattened  wo  have  the  hiss  Ilw  in  w/i&t,  ?rAeel,  and 
tho  buzz  W  w  in  trot,  ireal,  sounds  often  con- 
founded with  each  other  and  with  tho  vowel  u, 
from  which  they  differ  as  shown  by  tho  words 
ic<\xi,  iciKtd,  in  the  greater  compression  of  tho  lips 
and  tho  buzzing  sound.  Tho  corresponding  nasal 
18  M  m  in  mo,  which  forms  a  complete  syllable  in 
schism,  chasM,  spasm,  rhythm,  and  is  very  vocal 
indeed,  tho  whole  oral  cavity  resoanding  with  the 
nasal,  so  that  whole  airs  can  bo  hummed, 

36.  (Toniplrtf   (Tonsonanl  ^thriitr.     The 

above  considerations  will  load  us,  therefore,  to  ar- 
range tho  consonants  thus,  beginning  now  with  the 
most  vocal  ad  nearest  to  tho  vowels. 


Guttural. 
.  C  Hum*.       —  n 

1^  Trilh.       -  cr 

!_  J/iirmurs. 

"a    iflKtzet,      — aa  Jii  y 

^    {IlUf.'.       h    Ku  en  hy 

V    iSmanli.    —  g     —  — 

l|*  (Jfuiof.        —  k 


Palatal. 
—    n  — 


—   1   — 
5     «     4 

J       R       t 


Wliich,  without  pretending  to  completeness,  is 
sufficient  to  give  a  truo  notion  of  tho  position  of 
Kuglish  sounds  in  u  univcnml  alphabet.  It  will  bo 
seen  that  tho  order  is  widely  different  from  that  in 
the  practical  alphabet,  tho  reasons  of  which  will  bo 
presently  explainol,  but  it  is  first  necessary  to 
s]>eak  of  tho  peculiar  effect  of  cotMm'ny  tho  ele- 
mentary Sounds  which  wo  have  now  recognised. 

37.  (fombintb  Souni)s---£^c  «3lii)t.    in 

all  tho  previous  sounds  tho  parts  of  tho  mouth 
remain  immotahle,  or  only  vibrate  during 
speech.  When,  however,  we  join  one  elementary 
sound  to  another,  wo  make  no  pause  between,  but 
pass  rapidly  on.  In  doing  so,  therefore,  wo  emit 
Voice  or  whisper  through  the  vocal  organs  while 
tho  position  of  tho  organs  of  speech  is  ehanying 
from  tho  first  to  tho  second.  Hence  a  now  sound, 
or  rather  a  scries  of  sounds,  is  duvelopcd,  passing 
insensibly  into  one  another,  commencing  with  tho 
first  and  ending  with  tho  second,  exactly  similar 
to  the  series  of  sounds  produced  by  sliding  the  fin- 
ger down  a  violin  string  while  tho  bow  is  drawn. 
This  is  tho  glide  which  connects  sounds  together, 
and  is  symbolized  by  tho  simple  apposition  of  the 
characters.  Thus,  in  op  wo  hear  first  u,  and  next 
tho  glide  duo  to  tho  passage  of  tho  voice  through 
tho  variable  opening  made  in  passing  from  o  to  p. 
If  wo  simply  close  our  lips  at  p,  and  do  not  open 
them  again  to  emit  tho  slight  whisper  which  makes 
p  distinct,  this  glide  is  thu  whole  effect  of  p,  and 
hence  wo  have  tho  upi>aront  contradiction  solve-J 
of  one  of  tho  elementary  nuundt  being  muti.  Tho 
truo  sound  or  effect  of  tho  mute  letter  is  tho  glide 
upon  tho  preceding  or  following  vowel  or  whisper. 
In  the  Canton  dialect  of  Chinese  many  words  end 
in  p  and  k  without  any  whisper  following,  so  that 
p  and  k  octually  have  only  their  gliding  effect  on 
the  preceding  vowel,  and  aro  hence  very  slightly 
audible,  but  the  speaker  perceives  them  very  read- 
ily. In  such  Words  as  acting,  uptorn,  tho  English 
k  and  p  have  also  only  this  gliding  effect,  as  well 
as  in  act,  ekij>j>ed,  (akt,  skipt,)  although  in  these 
words  the  final  t  receives  the  whisper.  The  action 
of  the  glide  is  vcr)'  imiiortunt,  and  it  is  necessary 
to  si)ecify  a  few  cases. 


Lahial.  38.    Combinti)  Sounbs---^obrI    ^Hipb- 

ni  —  tn01tO|S.  If  tho  two  terminal  sounds  are  vowels 
and  one  of  them  is  of  brief  duration,  the  glide  con 
nccts  them  into  a  diphthtmg.  This  is  tho  true  ex- 
planation of  tho  nature  of  diphthongs  as  distin 
guished  from  vowels  of  the  middle  series.  A  diph 
thong,  then,  is  two  vowels  with  a  glide  between. 
{  PU  hw  I  It  is  necessary  that  one  of  the  vowels  should  be 
short,  as  otherwise  tho  effect  of  two  tyllable*  is 
pnxluccil,  'see  *i  41.)     Tho  diphthongs  ai,  ui,  au 

p    uu,  may  thus  bo  formed,  making  tho  first  cicmen 

'  rery  brief.    The  first  two  are  some  of  the  rarioa 


b    -I 


GENERAL  INTRODUCTION, 


pronunciations  of  igh  in  high,  and  the  second  two 
of  ow  in  hoiv,  and  as  opinions  differ  greatly  as  to 
what  the  first  element  of  these  diphthongs  ought 
to  be,  it  has  been  found  advisable,  for  the  sake  of 
uniformity  and  ease  in  teaching  to  read,  to  repre- 
sent them  by  the  single  signs  i  j  and  "5^  ■«  respect- 
ivel}-.  Of  the  third  common  English  diphthong 
oi,  the  only  doubt  is  whether  the  first  element  is 
long  or  short.  Indeed,  it  varies  in  different  words. 
Hence,  and  for  the  sake  of  having  the  three  prin- 
cipal diphthongs  represented  in  a  like  manner,  this 
is  also  furnished  with  the  single  sign  CT  er.  In  all 
these  diphthongs  the  first  element  is  guttural,  and 
the  second  palatal  or  labial.  But  either  palatal  or 
labial  element  may  be  prefixed.  The  sounds  iq, 
ia,  etc.,  uq,  ma,  etc.,  are,  however,  very  rare  in  the 
beginning  of  words  in  the  mouths  of  English 
speakers,  who  find  it  most  convenient  to  sink  them 
into  yq,  ya,  etc.,  wq,  wa,  etc.  But  in  France  and 
Italy  they  may  be  distinctly  heard.  It  is  necessary 
to  distinguish  the  sounds,  [Fr.]  oui  (heard,)  oui 
(yes,)  [Eng.]  ive,  [G.]  m^  (how,)  [Fr.]  i'ie(life,) 
which  may  be  written  thus,  ia,E,  ue,  we,  bhe,  vs. 
In  xa,£  two  vowels  are  heard  distinctly  and  ivithout 
a  glide;  in  ms  there  are  two  vowels  with  a  glide; 
in  we  the  first  vowel  is  degenerated  into  w,  a  buzz, 
which  is  pronounced  with  rounded  lips;  in  bhe  the 
lips  are  flattened,  but  the  lower  lip  does  not  yet 
touch  the  upper  teeth;  in  ve  the  change  is  com- 
plete, and  the  lower  lip  touches  the  teeth. 

The  diphthong  me  is  peculiar  in  having  an  ex- 
treme labial  followed  by  the  extreme  palatal;  in 
en  the  case  is  reversed,  and  the  changes  made, 
first,  the  prefix  of  y,  thus,  yexa,  and  secondly  the 
loss  of  e,  as  yia.  The  combination  is  also  changed 
in  another  direction,  for  the  glide  is  lost  and  e  and 
la  are  pronounced  simultaneously,  giving  rise  to 
UE  with  more  or  less  prevalence  of  the  e  or  U.  ele- 
ment. To  avoid  the  trouble  which  beginners  in 
phonetics  must  always  feel  in  distinguishing  accu- 
rately between  eu,  yeia,  yu,  and  ycD,  all  four  cases 
are  fused  in  the  English  form  of  the  phonetic 
alphabet  under  one  letter  H  x^,  while  in  American 
use  i],  represents  eu,  (in  some  parts  of  America 
more  nearly  UE,)  and  n,,  yq,  yd),  are  distin- 
guished as  in  this  Dictionary. 

39.     Combh«ir     Sounbs--- Coitsounnl 
^ijjbtliongs,---Goublc  Consonants,     in  the 

same  way  as  vowel  diphthongs  occur  we  may  have 
consonant  diphthongs,  either  between  voice  or 
whispered  consonants,  or  between  a  mute  followed 
by  a  whisper.  The  last  case  is  the  most  characteris- 
tic, and  the  connection  is  so  close  in  some  cases  that 
almost  all  nations  have  indicated  it  by  using  single 
signs  for  the  consonants;  thus  the  Greeks  used  ;^,  ^ 
for  ps,  ks, — the  Germans  and  Italians  use  z  for  ts, 
— the  Italians  use  c,  g  before  palatal,  and  ci,  gi 
before  other  vowels  for  tj,  dj.    As  these  last  two 


diphthongs  are  common  in  English  they  are  repre- 
sented in  the  phonetic  alphabet  by  simple  charac- 
ters G  q,  J  j.  When  ihsie  follow  a  vowel  there  is, 
of  course,  a  glide  up  to  them,  which  is  lost  when 
they  only  precede  a  vowel;  hence  in  the  latter  case 
the  presence  of  the  t  and  d  is  more  felt  than  in 
the  former.  Some  persons  are,  therefore,  apt  to 
write 'ma tq' for  maq,  and  'judj'  for  juj,  on  the 
same  principle  that  in  romanie  spelling  the  conso- 
nant is  doubled  in  matting,  adding.  This  is  not  the 
case  in  speaking;  but  in  do,  d  has  only  one  glide,  in 
adding  it  has  two  glides.  Sometimes  these  glides 
are  separated  by  a  distinct  pause,  as  in  boo^iree, 
heaJcZress;  compare  also  sou/>7>an,  hoohc&se,  pi</^oad, 
hal^'inished,  mi«6'ent,  fis/ii/iop,  souZtes,  mea««ess, 
in  all  of  which  there  is  a  real  pause  between  the 
consonants.  Here,  then,  we  must  double  the  con- 
sonant in  writing,  but  not  otherwise;  thus,  kottre, 
heddres,  sAppan,  biikkas,  piggod,  hqffinijt,  mis- 
sent,  fijjop,  soUes,  mennes.  Sometimes  t  and  J 
occur  witlwut  a  glide  between  them,  as  in  aUbot- 
s7dp,  in  which  case  tJ  and  not  q  must  be  used,  as 
abotjip,  not  aboqip. 

40.  Combintb  Sounbs— Stoppcb  0obtls. 

In  all  cases  where  the  first  element  is  very  short, 
the  glide  is  more  heard  than  the  initial  sound,  and 
some  obscurity  is  apt  to  arise,  which  often  changes 
the  character  of  the  vowel.  Thus  when  a  short 
vowel  is  annexed  to  a  consonant,  we  seldom  find 
that  it  precisely  corresponds  to  the  long  vowel  from 
which  it  was  apparently  derived.  Thus  English- 
men instead  of  saying  et  with  short  g,  say  it,  in 
which  the  vowel  is  depressed.  These  vowels  whose 
career  is  suddenly  stopped  short  by  the  glide  of  a 
consonant  are  called  stojyjjed  toioels,  and  they  are 
found  to  occur  in  Chinese  without  a  consonant  after 
them,  or  only  with  a  check  of  the  voice,  which  may 
be  imitated  by  the  flip  of  a  towel  or  crack  of  a 
whip.  When  not  so  exit  short  they  may  be  termed 
brief,  the  short  being  a  general  term  which  includes 
both.  Thus  in  intij,  piti,  the  first  i  is  stopped  and 
the  second  brief.  The  words  knit,  net,  gnat,  not, 
nut,  pull,  contain  all  the  stopped  vowels. 

41.  Combineb  Sounbs  —  ^gllablcs.    In 

gliding  from  sound  to  sound  we  meet  with  interrup- 
tions in  the  mutes;  the  voice  is  interrupted  by  the 
hiss;  speech  is  thus  broken  up  into  portions  known 
as  syllables.  If  we  examine  more  minutely  we 
shall  find  that  whenever  the  organs  of  speech  pass 
through  a  minimum  opening,  (that  is  one  which  is 
smaller  than  both  those  which  immediately  precede 
and  follow  it, )  there  is  a  decided  separation  per- 
ceptible. Hence  we  define  as  the  boundary  of  a 
syllable,  a  silence,  a  hiss,  or  a  minimum  opening. 
AVe  also  find  that  if  two  long  vowels  follow  each 
other,  each  of  their  sounds  is  so  much  longer  than 
the  glide  which  unites  them,  that  they  each  form  a 


GENERAL  INTRODUCTION. 


XXXI 


ie|jarato  diri«iua  or  ijrlUble.  A  .^yllalile,  tberc-fure, 
generall/  cudi  at  tbo  end  of  a  closiiij;  glide  and  be- 
gins at  tho  bcjjiuDiug  uf  an  upvning  glidf,  meaning 
hj  thi«,  glides  in  which  the  mouth  clo.'«cii  and 
open*  re-iijoctivcly.  Thus  in  happy,  hapi,  tho  fint 
■jUablu  eud«  with  tho  clu«ing  glidu  from  a  to  p, 
■od  tho  socund  begins  with  tho  <>|>«aing  glide  of  p 
to  i;  honcu  in  romuuic  gpclling  the  yylluble«  aro  di- 
ridcd  thu.i,  kap-py.  In  phonetic  8|ieiling  wo  gen- 
erally put  tbo  mark  of  division  aj'Ur  the  minimum 
opening  if  the  preceding  rowel  \*  short,  and  befure 
it  if  it  \i  long.  It  i«  obviously  only  a  matter  of 
oonveoionce,  and  may  be  changed  at  the  option  of 
the  printer  when  tbo  real  fm-t  is  known.  In  e>ylla- 
bixing  wo  must  really  tay  h:i{>-pi,  make  a  pau.ie 
between  tbo  closing  and  ojieniug  glide,  but  nut  in- 
sert any  wbi-tpcr  as  at  tho  end  of  the  word   bap'. 

42.  (Tombllltb  Souni)S---^CttUt.  in  En- 
glish Hnao  one  syllable  in  every  word  is  distin- 
gui.'hed  from  the  rest  by  a  greater  distinctness  and 
loudne.ts  of  pronunciation,  so  that  when  wu  ore  at 
A  distancu  we  bear  thc*e  syllables  only.  These  are 
termed  tho  accented  syllables,  and,  of  coarse,  al- 
though the  tchoU  nyllabU  is  nccented,  tbo  loudest 
and  distioctest  part  is  in  the  maximum  opening,  or 
Towel,  and  hence  the  mark  of  ac^-cnt  is  most  nat- 
orally  placed  over  the  Vuwcl.  In  tho  case  of  the 
Stopped  vowel,  however,  altbuugli  this  is  still  true, 
yet  the  extreme  brevity  of  tbo  sound  causes  the 
following  glide  to  receive  much  of  tbo  stress,  and 
hence  we  find  some  ortbocpisLs  !>t:itiug  th.it  when 
the  vowel  is  long  the  accent  fulls  upon  it,  and  when 
the  rowel  is  short  tho  accent  falls  upon  the  follow- 
ing eons<jnant,  and  they  would  therefore  act.-cnt 
he'pig,  bap'i.  This  is  an  error  which  m:iy  be 
traced  to  the  inconsistencies  of  romauie  spelling. 

43.  <)ri)rr  of  Ibt  jfctttrs  in  the  ^mrritan 

^bonttic  ^Ipbnbtt.  As  it  is  impossible  to  enter 
fully  into  tho  subject  of  phonetics  in  this  intriMluc- 
tion,  the  above  may  suffice  as  an  explan.ition  of 
the  principles  on  which  the  alphabet  is  construnteil. 
Tho  order  of  the  letters  mast  next  bo  considered. 
It  is  obvious  ^h»t  even  if  the  inventors  of  the  al- 
phabet had  been  at  the  time  in  (lossession  of  the 
systematic  explanation  which  has  now  been  given. 
it  Would  not  have  been  advisable  to  arrange  (he 
letters  of  tbo  alphabet  in  the  order  whieb  a  consid- 
eration of  other  languages  besides  the  Fugli-«h  has 
shown  to  be  correct.  Hence  the  alphabet  rf^iuircd 
a  th'ir  .u^hlv  Kii;;li-h  arrangement.  For  this  pur- 
pose th"  l.'ii^  Vowels  were  arranged  in  a  sinijle 
scried,  commi-need  with  the  pftlatal,  proc-vdin? 
to  the  guttural,  and  ending  with  the  labial,  tliu'. 
C,  a,  ({,  o,  u.  dk,  and  when  the  Americans  intruduecii 
f  and  :\  they  considcre*!  it  best  to  place  the  firsit 
Immediately  before  and  tbo  oecond  immediately 
after  a,  so  that  the  series  became  t,  r.  a.  :i.  q,  o,  u,  (t>. 


which  forms  n  very  natural  succession.  Then 
the  short  vowels  were  arranged  in  the  same  order; 
but  here  a  difficulty  occurred  in  u,  which  belougs 
to  tho  middle  series.  It  was  finally  determined  to 
arrange  it  immediately  afU'r  the  other  guttural 
Vowels,  so  that  tho  order  became  i,  e,  a,  a,  o,  u,  u; 
by  this  means  u,  u  correspond  to  o,  Ok,  and  it  is 
found  that  historically  u  frequently  replaces  the 
stopped  o,  which  is  lost  in  England. 

The  dipbtbuogs  naturally  fulloweil,  first  thoM 
with  the  closing  glide,  [,  <t,  t,  then  those  with  the 
opening  glide,  of  which,  however,  only  one  was 
given,  namely,  t^;  in  the  others  y,  w  were  written 
for  the  first  clement  at  the  beginning  of  words  as 
u  matter  of  practical  convenience,  and  hence  y  and 
w  were  put  next,  as  the  representatives  of  the 
greater  number  of  diphthongs  with  an  opening 
glide,  under  the  name  of  coole^cnts,  already  the 
fonn  under  which  i,  u  cfmlttc*  with  the  succeeding 
rowel.  The  English  language  possessing  no  gut- 
tural hiives  with  which  h  could  be  compared,  it 
was  plai-cd  between  the  vowols  and  consonants  as 
leading  from  one  to  the  other. 

In  the  consonants  the  explodents,  as  being  the 
most  complete  and  having  the  most  marked  form, 
were  placed  first,  and  were  arranged  from  the  lips 
to  the  throat,  p  b,  t  d,  k  g,  while  tbo  two  consonant 
diphthong*  <jj  were  inserted  after  their  first  ele- 
ments t  d.  The  continuant,  divested  of  y,  w,  b, 
now  followed  in  the  samo  order,  then  the  trill  and 
murmur,  and  finally  the  nasal  consonants,  in  the 
proper  order  from  lijis  to  throat.  These  considera- 
tions lead,  then,  to  the  following  arrangement  of  the 

^mtritan:   ^Ibontlic  3llpb:ibft. 

Each  letter  has  the  sound  of  the  i(alii'i*fd  letter 
or  letters  in  the  illustrative  words. 
Lon^    I'otcth.  I  Erph-ltnU. 

P  e  as  m  «1,     Xamt   t\\*  pa«»V. />olo,  Xame- 


E?  . 

.   .  Mrth  .    . 

.  e 

nb 

.   .  ftowl    .    , 

.  tr 

Ua  . 

.    .  ale  .  .    . 

.    H 

T  t 

.  .  iue  .  .    . 

.  u 

All  . 

.   .  air  .  .    . 

•    !) 

I)  d 

.  .  rfoo  .   .  . 

.  d£ 

aq. 

.   .  arm    .    . 

•  q 

I"?- 

,  .  c-Aeer  .   . 

.  «;« 

O  e  . 

.    .  all  .    ,    . 

.  e 

J  j  . 

.   .  jeer  .    . 

•  ja 

Qq 

.   .  oak    .    . 

.  u 

K  k 

.   .  kiag,  c-an 

.  ka 

ll)d> 

.   .  fj"te  .    . 
Short   VmctU. 

.   0) 

«g  • 

.    .  j?ame  .  . 
Ckm/inuanU. 

•ga 

I    i 
E  e 

.   .  ill    .    . 

.   it 
,  et 

F   f 

.    ./ear  .    . 

.   ef 

V  a 
(I  a 
()  o 

V  v 

.   .  fccr  .    . 

.  vc 

.  am  .    . 
.   .  ask  .    . 

,  .  on    .    . 

.  at 

.  at 

11  t 

;i  d. 

.    .  thigh  .  . 
.  .thy    .    . 

.  it 
da 

U  a 
Uu 

.   ut 
.  ut 

S  s  . 
Z  I  . 
X  J  . 

.     .   --.-al    .     . 
.  .  «4all  .    . 

es 
u 

i; 

Diphthmgs. 

:<5. 

.  .  vi«»on    . 

5« 

*  i 

..*«>.. 

.  i 

ft  V 

.   .    .  oil     .    . 

.   c 

Liquidt. 

N  u 

.   .    .  tiiiX    .    . 

.  n 

Rr. 

.  .  rirv  .    . 

ur 

U  n 

.   .   .  d./i->  .   . 

•  H 

I.  1 

.  .  Ml  .    . 

el 

Y   y 

.   .  .  l/l-i  .    . 

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W  w 

.    .    .   'Tay  .    . 

.  Wll 

M  m 

.    .  »/i.iin    .    . 

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JJreathiit'j. 

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.     .  nolo    .     . 

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n  h 

.    .    .  hay  .  . 

.  Iia 

uo 

.     .  sin<^  .    . 

>B 

GENHiHAL    INIHODUCTION. 


44.  ^orms  of  the  JTcttcrs  in  the  Simrricau 

^bonctit  2llph:ibct.  An  Anglo-romanic  basis 
being  chosen  for  the  forms  of  the  letters,  i,  e,  a,  a, 
0,  u,  represent  sounds  most  usually  represented  in 
romanics  by  i,  e,  a,  a,  o,  v,  respectively,  and  la  is 
formed  from  u,  because  it  is  not  unfrequently  rep- 
resented by  V,  as  in  p?/ll,  fi^U,  pi/t,  p«sh,  etc.  For 
the  long  vowels  and  diphthongs  it  was  neeessaiy  to 
choose  varieties  of  the  single  letters  or  combina- 
tions most  frequently  employed  in  romanics:  thus 
e  is  a  variety  of  e,  being  an  e  nicked  in  the  back: 
e  is  an  underdotted  e;  a  and  fi,  are  simj)le  varieties 
of  a,  and  q  of  a;  e  a  are  varieties  of  o,  one  having 
a  bar  through  it  and  the  other  being  nicked  at  the 
bottom;  the  latter,  too,  is  the  Greek  to;  co  is  oo 
joined.  The  letter  j  is  i  with  a  tail;  er  is  ei,  the 
dot  of  the  i  only  being  written,  and  the  stroke  of 
the  0  being  prolonged  to  touch  it;  ?  was  meant  for 
u  on  the  top  of  o,  as  ou  is  one  of  its  most  frequent 
romanic  representatives, — it  is  the  Greek  sj;  and  n 
is  but  u  with  a  tail. 

Of  the  new  consonants,  q  is  a  variety  of  c,  as  the 
sound  is  most  usually  represented  in  romanics  by 
ch.  Similarly  J,  3,  i)  are  obvious  varieties  of  s,  z,  n. 
The  letters  t  d  offered  the  chief  difficulties.  In 
the  1S47  alphabet  they  are  printed  t  d,  which  were 
meant  to  be  varieties  of  t  d,  inasmuch  as  t  was 
usually  represented  by  th,  and  d  bears  the  same 
relation  to  d  in  sound  as  t  to  t;  and  t  was  also 
meant  to  be  the  Greek  9-  turned  round  and  roman- 
ized.  In  America  it  was  thought  that  if  the  fine 
side  stroke  were  prolonged  upwards,  t  being  thus 
changed  into  t,  it  would  resemble  both  t  and  the 
Greek  S,  and  thus  suggest  its  sound  to  those  who 
know  Greek,  while  d  seemed  to  bear  to  d  the  same 
relation  as  t  to  t,  and  to  be  also  a  variety  of  6. 
The  Anglo-Saxon  forms  for  these  letters  are  ]>  ^  , 
which  are  used  in  Anglo-Saxon  books,  but  were 
not  found  suitable.  As  to  the  other  letters  the 
only  doubt  was  whether  k  or  c  should  be  used.  In 
the  18i7  alphabet  c  is  employed,  because  the  sound 
of  k  is  represented  much  more  frequently  bj'  c  than 
k  in  romanics;  on  the  other  hand  romanic  c  is  often 
sounded  as  s,  while  romanic  k  never  is  anything 
but  k  or  mute,  and  this  consideration  prevailed  in 
America. 

^  45.  Imporfitiuc  of  ©nbcrstnnbing  tbc 
Si^Ijcornof  tbc  |1boiulic  ^gstcm  of  oTricbinci 

ItoiUcluic  licabiag.  Such,  then,  is  the  alphabet 
which  is  presented  to  the  American  public  as  a 
practical  working  alphabet  of  the  English  lan- 
guage, fitted  to  introduce  a  final  general  complete 
phonetic  alphabet,  by  instructing  the  nations  who 
speak  English  in  the  phonetic  analysis  of  their 
language.  The  present  work  shows  the  ease  with 
which  it  can  be  applied  to  every  word  in  the  lan- 
guage, the  precision  of  sound  which  it  indicates. 


and  the  uniformity  of  pronunciation  which  it  13 
calculated  to  produce.  The  mode  in  which  instruc- 
tion is  to  be  conveyed  in  schools  can  only  be  fully 
explained  in  conjunction  with  the  proper  books  and 
apparatus,  but  it  is  of  importance  that  the  general 
scientific  principles  which  are  involved  in  teaching 
to  read,  first  phonetically  and  then  romanically  by 
means  of  this  phonetic  system,  should  be  briefly 
stated,  in  order  that  the  reader  should  be  fully  in 
possession  of  the  mode  to  be  pursued  for  overcom- 
ing the  only  two  real  difficulties  in  the  way  of  a 
spelling  reform,  namely,  the  existence  of  an  unpho- 
netic  orthography  and  the  general  ignorance  of  the 
science  of  phonetics. 

As  has  been  already  intimated,  these  two  objects 
must  be  removed  by  making  phonetic  reading  an 
introduction  to  romanic,  and  thereby  giving  all 
schools  an  immediate  and  not  a  contingent  advan- 
tage in  its  adoption.  The  adoption  must  necessa- 
rily be  partial,  and  it  must  only  be  recommended 
as  the  best  means  of  teaching  to  read  romanically. 
This  it  really  is,  hence  those  who  recommend  this 
mode  of  teaching  to  read  are  bond  fide  endeavoring 
to  improve  ihe  present  system  of  teaching  to  read, 
while  they  are  enlightening  the  world  as  to  the 
true  principles  on  which  an  orthography  should  be 
constructed,  so  that  they  may  reasonably  hope  that 
in  one  or  two  generations  some  such  sj-stem  will  be 
universally  adopted;  although  not  necessarily,  not 
even  probably  the  same  as  is  used  for  the  special 
purpose  of  its  introduction.  Hence  the  great  im- 
portance of  thoroughly  understanding  the  princi- 
ples of  the  reading  reform,  or  method,  of  teaching 
to  read  in  the  ordinary  print  hy  means  of  a  ^:)^'«r«- 
ous  course  of  phonetic  reading,  which  is  frequently 
called  by  teachers  the  phonetic  system  of  teaching 
to  read  in  tJie  ordinary  print,  or  more  briefly  the 
phonetic  system.  The  following  is  a  very  brief  ac- 
count of  its  theory  as  deduced  from  more  than 
seven  years'  observation  of  its  practice. 

46.  (I^unbamfntnl  ^rmnplcs  of  iht  ^Ijo- 
nctk  ^nstcm  of  STcatlnng  to  Jlcab  lloniaiii- 

till[l|.  The  fundamental  principle  of  the  phonetic 
system  is :  complicated  phenomena  can  only  he  un- 
derstood through  a  series  of  approximations.  Thus 
the  planetary  motions  must  first  be  viewed  as  cir- 
cular, then  as  elliptical,  and  lastly,  as  perturbed. 
As  a  practical  consequence  of  this  principle,  each 
approximation  must,  to  he  of  value,  he  regarded  as 
complete,  for  the  time,  and  the  subsequent  approx- 
imations must  be  referred  to  it,  so  that  the  differ- 
ences may  be  appreciated  as  residual  phenomena. 
To  apply  this  to  reading.  We  have  the  facts  that 
our  orthography  is  intentionally,  as  it  was  origin- 
ally, phonetic,  and  that  the  deviations  are  due  to  a 
great  variety  of  historical  and  local  circumstances, 
which,  like  the   meteorological  changes,  we  may 


GENERAL   INTRODUCTION. 


dcjpair  of  erer  thoroughly  grasiiing,  although  we 
Duty  obtuio  certuiri  ciu|>iri(.-al  luw:i  which,  lu  iu  the 
wuut^er,  are  8uff icieiil  guides  to  pructicu. 

lIoDce  tho  fir^t  a{i|iruxiiimtion  rL-iiuires  a  strictly 
pbonctio  alphnbot, — which  iiix-coitate.'t,  first,  the 
dismiiual  of  luvro  rvduplicatu  li-Ueni,  {aa  c,  q,x, 
which  are  cx|>rc.sjiblo  by  k,  k,ks,tfz;)  auJ  svcond, 
the  odJitiuD  of  Ivtters  fur  unrcprcofiited  »uunds. 
As  to  the  furiU!)  of  tho  letters,  tho  luiiiio  principle  of 
approsimatiun  re<|uirc!i  ihut  the  now  letters,  with- 
out htiii'j  eomiiiimlii'/ui,  should  yet  suinewbat  re- 
semble the  combinaliuoj  usually  found  iu  their 
place.  With  thiii  alphabet,  then,  childreu  vhuuld 
be  taught  to  read,  as  if'  no  otfttr  at/ihahtt  txisUd. 
Une  of  the  greatest  drawback;)  to  auy  method  of 
teaching  by  the  ordiuury  al|ihabet  first,  is  the  ne- 
ce.iiiiy  which  exists  of  intn^ducing  childreu  to  an- 
omalies and  irregularities  from  the  very  first,  as  in 
to  go  on,  where  o  has  three  sounds. 

When  they  can  read  fluently  in  phonetic  print, 
they  resemble  tho  young  astronomer  who  thor- 
oughly undcpitands  the  solar  system  on  the  hy- 
pothesis of  circular  motion.  The  next  approxima- 
tion leads  him  to  form  roughly /<«•  A ('//i*  {/' the 
laws  of  the  differences  between  the  actual  romanic 
and  the  hyiK>thctical  phonetic  forms  of  words,  by 
presenting  to  him,  in  romanic  print,  a  scries  of 
pages  with  which  he  is  already  familiar  in  the 
phonetic  form,  so  that  from  his  previous  knowledge 
of  tho  Words,  and  his  present  knowledge  of  the 
first  approximate  meanings  of  all  the  letters  they 
contain,  he  may  elicit  tho  second  approxituation. 
Ho  is  thus  made  a  discoverer,  an  active  coopcrator 
with  the  teacher,  not  a  passive  recipient  of  instruc- 
tion. After  ho  has  advanced,  tho  teacher  leads 
him  to  a  more  definite  conception  of  these  rough 
laws,  which  arc  then  tabulated  for  his  use. 

The  third  approximation  occupies  his  wbolo  life, 
and  few  or  none  are  those  who  th'iromihhj  uLiAter 
it.  But  a  very  near  approximation,  and  one  suf- 
ficient for  most  purposes  of  life,  is  attainable  at 
school— first,  by  reading  many  romanic  books, — 
second,  by  writing  many  romanic  [>ages.  The  sec- 
ond is  useless  without  the  f irit,  tho  first  cannot  be 
secured  without  the  second.  Tho  two  together  fix 
romanic  */>iliiny  in  the  mind  as  distinct  from  pho- 
netic, with  which  it  ii,  therefore,  never  confused. 

•t7.    printiplts    of    a^cnching    ^Mjonttic 

^iCUUlItQ.  Tho  above  contains  the  general  princi- 
ple of  the  phonetic  system,  and  "hows  its  action  in 
removing  the  objection  arising  fnim  the  existence 
of  a  non-phonetic  orthography,  by  becoming  itself 
the  easiest  and  most  scientific  roS4l  to  it'*  ac<)uirc- 
ment.  We  have  now  to  consider  how  the  first  ap- 
proximation, or  phonetic  spelling  itself,  is  to  be  in- 
culcated in  such  a  way  as  to  give  all  children  a 
good  knowledge  of  what  is  meant  by  a  phonetic 
analysis  of  language,  and  a  familiarity  with  ita  ap- 


plication by  actual  practioe,  not  forgetting  to  MiM 
tH»>n  all  the  incidental  educational  advantages 
which  it  affords. 

Tho  princifiles  for  teaching  the  first  approx- 
imation, or  phonetic  reading  simply,  are,  fint, 
all  knoicltdije  it  atquirtd  hy  litttrring  I'ht- 
nofruna,  rtdueiii/j  th«  reliitumt  ol>4trred  to  a 
laic,  and  xerij'ijin'j  thi»  law  hy  dtdurti^n.  Ap- 
plied to  teaching  reading,  this  shows  us  that  we 
should  first  familiarize  tho  child  with  the  sounds, 
next  fix  them  in  his  mind  by  a  symbol,  and  lastly 
familiarize  him  with  the  symbol  by  use,  thus  estab- 
lishing tho  reality  of  the  relations  of  sounds  first 
observed.  The  second  principle  is,  the  mind  can 
only  thiirouyJiJy  aj'j'rtciat*  ori«  jihtw/metum  at  unce. 
Hence  we  should  not  attempt  to  familiarize  a  pupil 
with  tho  nature  of  a  sound,  tho  form  of  a  symbol, 
and  tho  connection  of  the  two,  at  one  and  the  same 
time,  or  teach  the  connection  of  two  sounds,  simul- 
taneously with  their  first  presentment. 

These  two  principles  are  not  only  applicable  to 
teaching  phonetic  reading,  but  to  all  instruction 
whatever.  Thus  wo  tc:u?h  the  idea,  then  the  word, 
and  then  accustom  the  pupil  to  uso  the  word.  The 
contrary  course  leads  to  inevitable  confusion.  By 
this  process,  therefore,  wo  train  a  child's  mind  logi- 
cally from  the  first— without,  of  course,  letting 
him  bo  taught  tho  secret  in  so  many  words — and 
lead  him  imperceptibly  to  appreciato  order,  and  to 
cxcTciae  judijrnent,  to  observe  and  reflect,  to  analyze 
and  compound. 

Hence  we  first  teach  children  isolated  sounda 
with'jut  the  letUrt.  They  are  familiar  with  con- 
nected sounds,  which  we  lead  them  by  echoes  and 
interjections  (as  laughs,)  and  hums,  and  hisses, 
and  buzzes,  to  separate.  We  also  lead  them  to 
connect  the  isolated  sounds.  Wo  make  them  feel 
that  a  drawl  is  only  a  tardy  connection,  the  first 
step  to  isolation. 

We  next  lead  them  to  observe  the  forms  of  let- 
ters. As  sounds  are  best  taught  icUhout  Utt^rt,  so 
letters  arc  best  taught  without  toundt,  or  names. 
Tho  shape  of  a  letter  is  its  name.  If  a  pocket  of 
letters  be  thrown  down  and  the  teacher  expose  one, 
tho  children  will  match  it  by  eye  not  only  mora 
readily  than  by  knowing  its  name,  but  with  more 
advantage  to  their  power  of  observing  form.  By 
this  expedient,  too,  tho  study  of  sounds  and  of 
forms  may  form  the  subjects  of  different  lessons  oa 
the  same  day  with  j-oung  children.  Tho  teacher 
will  of  course  take  care  that  the  forms  first 
learned  are  those  which  will  be  first  required  in 
reading. 

It  is  not  necessary,  nor  advisable,  that  all  the 
sounds  and  ali  the  forms  should  be  known  before 
the  child  is  taught  to  connect  them.  On  the  con- 
trary, after  some  dozen  are  known  the  interest  of 
tho  pupil  will  bo  increased  by  the  connection  be- 
tweca  those  already  learned  being  ezplaioed.    la 


GENERAL  INTRODUCTION. 


this  way  three  lessons  daily  can  be  given,  each  very 
brief,  (ten  or  fifteen  minutes,)  and  each  separated 
by  a  much  longer  interval,  one  on  sounds,  one  on 
forms,  and  one  on  connection. 

The  connection  once  established  between  sepa- 
rate sounds  and  separate  letters,  united  sounds  are 
shown  to  be  symbolized  by  united  letters,  and  as 
Boon  as  the  child  readily  associates  his  sounds  with 
his  letters,  and  remembers  to  keep  on  his  voice 
when  the  letters  are  connected,  and  pause  only 
when  they  are  disconnected,  Tie  can  read  fhoneti- 
cally,  and.  as  in  all  other  acts,  only  requires  prac- 
tice to  make  him  perfect. 

The  phonetic  method  of  teaching  by  a  series  of 
approximations,  of  which  the  first  consists  of  a 
completed  phonetic  alphabet,  teas,  so  fa)'  as  ive 
Tcnaw,  never  'used  or  proposed,  till  it  was  discovered 
in  1847-8-9,  by  those  benevolent  gentlemen  who 
endeavored  to  teach  poor  persons  to  read  phoneti- 
cally only,  rather  than  not  at  all,  and  so  gradual 
has  been  the  experimental  progress  made,  that 
seven  years  have  been  required  to  systematize  the 
method  and  refer  it  to  its  elementary  principles. 
It  can  now  lay  claim  to  the  title  of  system,  as  a 
thoroughly  co-ordinated  inductive  method,  sound 
in  theory  and  successful  in  practice. 

48.   gr.  Stone's  6^'j?crimcnt:il  |!roof  of 
ilj£  i^ahie  of  llje  ^bonetk    Sgstcni.     The 

amount  of  its  success  has  indeed  been  very  extra- 
ordinary, and  has  been  especially  exhibited  in 
America  by  the  exertions  of  Dr.  James  W.  Stone, 
a  physician  of  Boston,  and  member  of  the  legisla- 
ture of  Massachusetts,  who,  from  purely  philan- 
thropic motives,  has  devoted  much  care,  time,  and 
money  to  the  introduction  of  the  reading  reform  in 
America.  In  order  to  exhibit  the  practical  value  of 
the  phonetic  system  he  instituted  an  experiment  of 
■which  he  published  the  following  account  in  1851: 
"Fifty  children,  of  from  two  and  a  half  to 
seven  years  of  age,  have  been  taught  to  read 
at  a  private  phonetic  school,  by  Miss  Emma  L. 
Lothrop,  in  the  Warren-street  chapel,  where 
persons  interested  are  invited  to  attend  on  an}' 
week-day  from  ten  to  eleven  o'clock  only.  The 
first  class  is  composed  of  twelve  children,  who 
commenced  the  study  of  the  phonetic  system  in 
September  last,  [about  six  or  eight  months  past,] 
since  which  time  they  have  been  absent  from 
school  on  the  average  three  months  each,  in  conse- 
quence of  sickness.  When  in  school  they  have  re- 
ceived about  two  hours'  instruction  daily  in  read- 
ing and  the  analyzation  of  words;  the  remainder  of 
the  time  having  been  devoted  to  other  exercises, 
and  to  the  rest  of  the  school.  In  September  two 
or  three  of  the  children  knew  their  letters,  and 
could  spell  out  a  few  easy  words;  but  the  majority, 
and  those  who  are  now  the  best  scholars,  could  not 
then  read  at  all,  and  did  not  even  know  their  let- 


ters. Three  of  the  children,  from  three  and  a  half 
to  four  and  a  half  years  of  age,  loho  can  noio  read 
fluently,  are  German  children,  and  could  not. utter 
a  word  of  English  ichen  our  school  commenced. 
Their  parents  cannot  even  now  speak  English. 
They  therefore  still  converse  with  the  children  in 
German,  and  can  necessarily  give  them  no  instruc- 
tion in  their  studies;  nor  can  the  children  generally 
obtain  instruction  at  home,  as  all  the  parents  are 
ignorant  of  phonetics. 

"  The  charge  is  constantly  made  by  those  who 
hear  the  children,  that  their  astonishing  proficiency 
is  either  owing  to  their  own  precociousness  or  to 
the  extraordinary  ability  of  the  teacher.  But  the 
children  have  not  been  selected.  That  some  of 
them  are  remarkably  bright  is  too  palpable  to  be 
denied.  On  the  other  hand,  those  who  have  made 
themselves  thoroughly  acquainted  with  the  school, 
cannot  fail  to  perceive  that  several  of  the  pupils 
are  below  the  average  standard  in  natural  powers. 
Those  powers  have,  however,  been  wonderfully  ele- 
vated and  strengthened  by  the  certainty  of  the 
system  which  they  have  learned.  It  is  also  clear, 
that  the  school  is  blessed  with  a  good  teacher;  but 
we  have  yet  to  learn  that  she  claims  for  herself,  or 
that  her  friends  ever  claimed  for  her, '  extraordi- 
nary ability.'  We  are  confident  that  the  results 
which  these  pupils  have  exhibited,  can  be  obtained 
with  any  children  of  average  powers  by  any  teacher 
who  will  devote  herself  to  her  duty  with  the 
enthusiasm,  the  faithfulness,  and  the  ambition, 
which  Miss  Lothrop  has  evinced,  and  which  are  a 
necessary  consequence  of  a  love  of  phonetic 
science." 

Dr.  Stone  excited  much  public  attention  by 
publicly  exhibiting  the  extraordinary  proficiency 
acquired  by  the  children  in  his  experimental 
school,  and  challenging  any  'common  school'  to 
produce  children  of  the  same  age  and  school  at- 
tendance who  could  surpass  them.  Rewards  to  the 
amount  of  $500  were  offered  on  some  occasions, 
and  children  certified  to  be  the  best  scholars  of 
their  age  in  various  schools  attended,  but  the  pho- 
netic children  invariably  bore  off  the  palm.  The 
judges  selected  were  often  some  of  the  best  known 
men  in  the  state,  as  Fitzpatriek,  the  bishop  of  all 
the  New  England  Catholics;  Sumner,  the  senator; 
Sherwin,  president  of  the  Massachusetts'  State 
Teacher's  Association;  Prescott,  the  historian,  and 
so  on.  But  passing  over  these  remarkable  exhi- 
bitions, it  may  be  enough  to  insert  the  opinion  ex- 
pressed by  Hon.  Horace  Mann,  who  was  for  twelve 
years  secretary  of  the  Board  of  Education  in  Mas- 
sachusetts, and  whose  reports  have  made  that 
Board  famous  throughout  Europe. 

West  l\ewton,  Mass.,  M  July,  1851. 
To  Dr.  J.  W.  Stone— Dear  Sir:   Having  wit- 
nessed the  exercises  of  a  class  of  nine  children 
under  your  care  in  reading  phonography,  (or  pho- 


GENERAL  INTRODUCTION. 


nctio  nhurthand, ;  and  phoDuty|iy,  ( ur  phonetic 
print,)  it  gives  uio  [ilea^juru  tu  uuure  you  of  the 
deiijfht  which  their  iK-rfortuance:)  gave  ino.  I  think 
the  nine  MuitcD  were  never  listened  to  by  a  mure 
gratified  audience.  .  .  .  The  children  yuu  ex- 
hibited had  certainly  ouide  modt  wonderful  profi- 
ciency, and  were,  iu  several  of  the  eueutiaU  of 
good  enunciation  and  reading,  i/e<irt  in  advance  of 
most  children  who  bad  been  taught  in  the  old 
way.  Youra  truly, 

Horace  Manx." 

Not  resting  8ati«fie«l  with  the  results  of  such  ex- 
hibitions, and  the  o|iinioas  of  private  individuals, 
Dr.  Stone  revived  to  bring  the  question  before  the 
Ijogtslature  of  his  state.  Two  legislative  commit- 
tees were  appointed  to  examine  and  rejxirt.  The 
first  report  is  dated  17th  May,  ISJl,  and  the  second, 
13th  April,  1HJ2.  Uoth  are  highly  favorable.  The 
following  are  the  commencing  and  concluding  par- 
agraphs of  the  able  report  of  the  second  committee. 
The  committee  sat  in  C(inse<{uenco  of  the  [tctition 
of  Dr.  Stone,  Sir.  Otis  Clapp,  Mr.  C.  F.  liamard, 
and  others,  trustees  of  the  Uuston  Phonetic  School, 
aad  these  are  the  '*  petitioners"  alluded  to, 

"On  the  aftern<jon  of  '.ii  March,  1852,  the  peti- 
tioners presented  for  examination  by  the  com- 
mittee, eight  children,  of  from  four  to  seven  years 
of  ago.  The  children  wore  the  same  as  those  who 
appeared,  12th  May,  18oI,  before  the  Joint  Legisla- 
tive Committee  on  Education,  who  giive  a  very  fa- 
Torable  rcp)rt,  and  stated  that  '  the  advantages  to 
be  derived  from  the  introduction  of  the  phonetic 
system  into  our  common  schixjl  instruction  will  bo 
very  important.'  Since  that  time,  the  committee 
are  informed  that  the  (tystcm  has  been  introduced 
with  eonsiderablo  success  into  about  twelve  of  the 
public  schools  of  the  state;  and  that  the  universal 
testimony  of  the  teachers  is,  that  these  great  de- 
siderata are,  by  means  of  the  new  system,  secured, 
namely,  that  the  children  ecince  a  much  ffreaUr 
attachment  to  their  hooks,  and  learn  with  compar- 
ati*t  fate, 

"The  children  exhibited  to  the  committee  have 
received  instruction  from  but  one  lady  for  a  little 
more  than  a  yeor,  the  most  of  the  time  in  a  school 
of  fifty  children,  in  the  Warren-strcct  chapel, 
Boston.  They  read  not  only  in  phonotypy,  or  the 
printed  phonetic  alphabet,  and  in  phonography,  or 
the  written  shorthand,  but  also  in  romanie  or 
common  print,  from  difficult  passages  in  newspa- 
pers and  various  b.«>ks  selected  by  the  committee 
—many  of  which  could  never  have  been  before 
Been  by  the  childrcn,-in  a  style,  which,  for  the 
enunciation  of  the  syllables,  the  pronunciation  of 
the  words,  and  the  intonation  of  the  sentences,  the 
committee  have  rarely  heard  equalled  by  adults, 
and  fi<T«-  by  children  of  their  age.     In  the  analy- 


si-i  of  the  s<juudii  of  the  English  language  they  are 
unrivalled." 

The  rejKjrt,  after  explaining  the  constmction  of 
the  phonetic  alphulx-t,  and  pointing  out  the  causes 
of  the  difficulty  found  to  exist  in  learning  romanio 
reading,  proceeds  thus: 

"The  committee  take  it  for  granted  that  the 
Eugli«h  language,  thus  difficult  of  attainment, 
must  bo  taught  to  each  child  and  foreigner  who 
becomes  conversant  with  the  structure  of  the  lan- 
guage. And  the  problem  to  bo  solved  iii.  What  is 
the  shortest  method  of  accomplishing  this  lalxjrioufl 
ta|k?  We  find  that  the  same  law  maintainB 
supremacy  in  literature  which  governs  in  mechan- 
ics, in  i)hilosophy  and  the  arts.  The  rule  is  so 
plain  and  universal  that  it  needs  no  examples. 
The  more  gradual  we  make  the  ascent,  either  to 
information  or  p<isition,  the  more  rapid  and  sure 
the  acquisition  of  both.  The  exampUe  the  com- 
mittee hate  teen,  hate  proctd  that  by  mean*  of  ths 
phjuetic  alphabet,  the  child  or  ignorant  adult  has 
been  enabled  to  read  the  common  print  in  a  much 
briefer  tpace  of  time  than  is  usual.  Ecidence  to 
this  effect  was  presented  U)  the  committee  from  long- 
ejrperi(n>-ed  teachers;  and  ono  cause  of  it  is,  thatthe 
phonetic  print  so  strongly  resembles  the  common 
print,  that  the  great  majority  of  the  words  of  the 
former  can  bo  read  without  error  by  a  person  who 
has  never  previously  seen  it,  but  is  able  to  read 
fluently  from  ordinary  print. 

There  is  another  point  worthy  of  consideration. 
The  Committee  on  Education,  in  their  rejKirt  in 
1851,  enumerated  the  benefits  likely  to  result 
fnim  the  introduction  of  the  phonetic  system  into 
public  R'hool  instruction.  Among  them  was  one 
somewhat  prophetic  in  its  choracter,  and  which  has 
since  become  most  wonderfully  fulfilled.  The 
committee  said,  'that  by  directing  attention  to  the 
different  methods  of  reprc.--enting  sijund,  the  pupils 
will,  in  the  end,  become  better  orth"graphi4ts  than 
by  the  present  mode.'  At  that  time,  no  children 
taught  by  the  phonetic  method  had  ever  even  com- 
menced to  spell.  Now,  however,  children  who,  on 
tho  1st  of  July  last,  hat!  never  learned  to  spell  a 
single  syllable,  were  examined  in  the  spelling  of 
some  of  the  most  difHcult  words  in  tho  language, 
and  exhibited  a  proficiency  in  that  primary  branch 
of  a  practical  education,  which  tho  committee  have 
never  seen  equalled  even  by  children  somewhat 
older  than  these,  and  who  have  had  odvanfages  of 
years  of  practice.  The  testimony  before  the  com- 
mittee of  several  members  of  the  Governor's  Coun- 
cil, as  well  as  of  the  Senate  and  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives, and  of  other  influential  friends  of  edu- 
cation, coincided  with  this  view.  At  the  same  time, 
as  the  committee  have  been  credibly  informed,  tho 
children  have  had  in  their  school  more  studies 
than  are  usual  in  the  primary  achools  of  the  city, 
and  have  rapidly  advanced  in  their  other  stadiea. 


GENERAL   INTRODUCTION. 


"Impressed  with  the  importance  of  the  fhnutU 
system,  which,  if  primarily  learned,  according  to 
the  testimony  presented,  ivmdd  sare  two  years  of 
time  to  each  of  the  two  hundred  thousand  children 
in  the  state,  the  committee  wov.ld  recommend  to 
school  committees  and  teachers  the  introduction  of 
the  iihonetic  system  of  instruction,  into  all  the  pri- 
mary schools  of  the  state,  for  the  purpose  of  teach- 
ing the  reading  and  spelling  cf  the  common  orthog- 
raphy, with  an  enunciation  which  can  rarely  be 
secured  by  the  usual  method,  and  with  a  saving  of 
time  and  labor  to  both  teachers  and  pupils,  which 
will  enable  the  latter  to  advance  in  physical  and 
moral  education  alone  till  they  are  six  years  of  age, 
without  any  permanent  loss  in  the  information 
they  will  ultimately  obtain.  The  committee  there- 
fore deem  the  subject  of  sufficient  importance  to 
be  worthy  of  the  attention  of  school  committees 
and  of  those  who  have  charge  of  common  school 
instruction." 

In  consequence  of  this  highly  favorable  and 
luminous  report,  the  Senate  of  Massachusetts,  after 
a  discussion,  unanimously  passed  the  following 
resolution: 

"  That  the  phonetic  system  of  teaching  the  read- 
ing and  spelling  of  the  common  orthography  is 
worthy  of  the  attention  of  those  who  have  the 
charge  of  common  school  instruction,  and  that  the 
town  or  district  school  committees  who  may  see  fit 
to  test  it,  are  requested  to  furnish  such  reports 
concerning  it  in  their  returns  to  the  secretary  of 
the  Board  of  Education  as  they  deem  best." 

In  addition  to  the  above  American  reports  in 
favor  of  the  reading  reform,  the  following  have 
been  published:  Eeports  by  a  committee  of  the 
American  Academy  of  Arts  and  Sciences;  a  com- 
mittee of  the  American  Institute  of  Instruction;  a 
committee  of  the  American  Association  of  the 
Friends  of  Education;  a  committee  of  the  Ohio 
State  Teacher's  Association;  a  sub-committee  of 
the  Cincinnati  School  Committee;  the  committee 
on  Education  of  the  Michigan  Legislature;  a  com- 
mittee of  the  Massachusetts  State  Teachers'  Asso- 
ciation; a  sub-committee  of  the  Boston  Primarj' 
School  Committee,  and  others.  It  is  believed  that 
no  committee  was  ever  appointed  to  investigate  its 
claims  but  what  has  reported  favorably.  The  num- 
ber of  schools  into  which  it  has  been  since  intro- 
duced, and  the  number  of  favorable  notices  which 
it  has  received  in  America,  are  very  great. 

49.    ff^brcc  5!^rsting  6vpmmtnts  on  Ibc 
Compirratibf  P^trits  of  the   |)bonftit  aui) 

^Omank  ^gsttmS.  Of  alf  experiments,  how- 
ever, the  most  satisfactory  and  best  are  those  made 
by  teachers  for  their  own  satisfaction  upon  their 
own  children,  for  the  sake  of  contrasting  the  pho- 
netic with  the  ordinary  systems  of  teaching  to  read 
which  they  had  previously  employed.    Three  such 


experiments  of  a  most  conclusive  and  satisfactory 
character,  two  in  England  and  one  in  America, 
may  here  be  mentioned. 

I.  At  Mr.  Williams's  Secular  School  at  Edin- 
burgh, in  September  1850,  there  were  two  classes 
of  children,  one  between  four  and  five,  the  other 
between  five  and  six  years  of  age;  the  first  was 
just  beginning  to  read,  the  second  had  learned 
reading  for  a  year.  In  July,  1851,  both  classes 
were  examined,  when  it  was  found  that  the  younger 
children,  who  had  learned  less  than  a  year,  read  as 
well  as  or  better  than  the  elder,  who  had  learned 
two  years.  Now,  there  was  no  particular  difference 
in  the  intellect  of  the  children,  who  were  not  se- 
lected for  the  purpose  of  experiment,  but  taken  as 
they  happened  to  come  to  the  school.  The  two 
classes  were  taught  side  by  side,  day  by  day,  by 
the  same  teachers — pupil  teachers  and  monitors, 
chiefly  the  latter.  The  elder  class  had  had  occa- 
sional assistance  from  parents  out  of  school,  the 
younger  had  none.  The  younger  were  taught  for 
rather  a  shorter  time  daily  than  the  older,  and  had 
not  the  advantages  of  the  simultaneous  reading 
lessons  which  the  older  class  enjoyed.  The  older 
class  was  not  dull;  it  advanced  fairly,  and  made 
the  average  progress.  But,  the  elder  class  was 
taught  to  read  in  the  common  way,  the  younger  hy 
the  phonetic  system.  The  younger,  therefore,  al- 
though they  began  school  at  the  same  age  as  the 
other,  had  gained  a  year  upon  them  in  one  year; 
at  six  they  were  as  advanced  as  the  others  at  seven. 
The  phonetic  system  consequently  was  adopted  at 
the  school,  and  was  used  to  the  perfect  satisfaction 
of  the  teacher  till  the  close  of  the  school  in  1854 
in  consequence  of  Mr.  Williams  receiving  a  higher 
appointment. 

II.  Miss  E.  Baxter,  teacher  at  a  common  school 
in  South  Boston,  wishing  to  make  trial  of  the  pho- 
netic system,  and  not  having  permission  from  the 
school  committee  during  school  hours,  divided  a 
class  of  sixteen  young  children,  between  four  and 
five  years  old,  into  two  parts  as  equal  as  possible 
in  age,  ability,  and  number.  "A  portion  of  them," 
to  quote  from  her  official  report  in  April,  1852, 
"eight  in  number,  received  the  usual  amount  of 
instruction  in  the  common  method  in  school.  The 
remainder,  when  both  pupils  and  teacher  were  ex- 
hausted by  the  labor  of  the  day,  after  each  school 
session,  were  taught  for  twenty  minutes  by  means 
of  the  phonetic  method,  but  received  no  instruction 
during  school  hours.  What  has  been  the  result? 
From  the  sixth  class,  those  taught  romanically,  (or 
in  the  usual  way,)  have  advanced  into  the  fifth  as 
rapidly  as  children  in  a  large  school  usually  do  in 
the  same  space  of  time,  (eight  months.)  They  can 
read  easy  words  by  first  spelling  them  aloud,  per- 
haps pronouncing  one  word  in  ten  without  a  pre- 
vious spelling;  can  enunciate  passably,  and  spell  a 
few  short  words.    But  from  that  same  sixth  class, 


GENERAL  INTRODUCTION. 


the  fight  taught  phonetically  h:ivo  uniformly  ad- 
viineoJ,  until  thi;y  have  reiwhod,  tlirco  iho  tec/nd, 
and  t'ivo  tbo  third  clii.s.s,  rcoiling  fluently  in  hvtk 
priuLi,  from  much  inoro  difficult  book^  than  those 
who  were  taught  ruiuuniL-ully;  it|iolliiig8o  much  bet- 
ter that  (hero  \i  nu  couiixiriiiou  between  them;  enun- 
ciating distinctly,  and  al.so  unulyxing,  (or  Mepurutiug 
the  compound  sound  of  n  word  into  iLi  constituent 
simple  gound.-i,)  in  a  superior  manner.  The  advan- 
tagoH  of  this  siystom  arc,  a  great  gain  in  time,  flu- 
ent reading,  accurate  K|>eliing,  analysis  of  sounds, 
correct  enunciation,  cheerfulness,  and  love  for 
study.  And  with  the  time  thus  saved,  how  much 
moral  instruction  may  bo  given  to  the  children!" 

HI.  In  the  summer  of  1S51  the  Society  of  Arta 
in  I^ndon  ojicncd  an  educational  exhibition  in  St. 
Martin's  Hall,  at  which  the  Keading  Reform  Asso- 
ciation exhibited  its  books,  and  a  discussion  took 
place  u|)on  the  merits  of  the  phonetic  system  of 
teaching  to  read  as  com(Mircd  with  other  systems. 
At  ils  termination  an  offer  was  made  by  Mr.  Uey- 
Dolds,  the  honorary  secretary  of  the  excellent  Home 
and  Colonial  School  S<jciety,  of  I>mdon,— a  society 
which  sends  out  2U0  trained  teachers  annually  and 
supiHjrts  training  schools  containing  COO  children — 
to  make  trial  of  the  .«y^tem  in  their  schools.  An 
experiment  was  accordingly  commenced,  in  which 
two  classes  of  children,  both  unable  to  read,  were 
tried  simultaneously,  the  one  by  the  very  improved 
system  then  in  use  at  that  cstabti.fhment,  and  the 
other  by  the  phonetic  system.  The  latter  class  was 
necessarily  subject  to  several  drawbacks  from  the 
romanic  arrangements  of  the  school,  and  from  the 
teacher  having  herself  to  learn  the  system  as  she 
proceeded.  Hut  the  result  of  a  trial  begun  at  the 
end  of  September  1851  and  concluded  in  the  begin- 
ning of  June,  1855,  with  several  unforeseen  inter- 
ruptions, has  been  that  the  phonetic  class  read  ro- 
manically  so  much  better  than  the  rival  romanic 
class  that  further  experiments  on  a  much  larger 
scale  arc  to  be  instituted  forthwith,  and  the  utmost 
satisfaction  is  expressed  by  the  excellent  secretary 
with  the  progress  of  the  children. 

50.  Z\)t$t  (Btpcrimcnls  probe  tb:it  Ihc 
<Dnln  Tiral  (Objections  to  a  Spelling  ilcform 

must  ^Utimutcln  j,Ucli>.  These  experiments, 
which  are  only  a  very  few  out  >  f  on  immense  num- 
ber which  have  been  tried,  have  been  selected  as 
offering  every  rc<|uisite  for  testing  the  system,  and 
they  establish  the  fact  beyond  all  doubt,  that  the 
phonetic  system  is  the  best  guide  to  the  romanic 
which  has  yet  been  discovered,  while  as  a  mere 
educational  instrument  it  in  many  other  respects 
presents  advantages  of  the  highest  character,  espe- 
cially in  its  moral  ond  logical  effects  upon  the  chil- 
dren. It  is  thus  shown,  then,  that  the  existence 
of  a  non-phonetic  orthography  is  so  far  fmm  being 
an  obstacle  to  the  introduction  of  a  phonetic  spel- 


ling for  partial  school  luo,  that  it  is  a  main  reason 
for  such  employment  of  a  phonetic  alphabet. 

This  very  introduction  of  phonetics  will,  how- 
ever, give  that  general  phonetic  knowledge  which 
is  indispensable  to  the  subsequent  advent  of  a 
spelling  reform.  As  a  little  child  who  had  made 
the  transition  from  the  phonetic  to  the  romanic 
spi'lliiig  with  great  ease,  lately  ob.^erved,  "  I  won- 
der why  people  print  rumanics  when  phonetics  hare 
been  found  out."  This  surprise,  so  nairely  ex- 
pressed, will  be  felt  by  all  the  children  taught  on 
this  plan,  and  will  ri|<cn  in  their  ripening  minds 
into  a  determination  not  to  use  romanic  spelling 
at  all.  And  thus  a  spelling  reform  becomes  inevit- 
able. 

But  while  still  in  the  transition  state, and  even  af- 
terwards when  desirous  of  reading  romanic  books, 
it  will  bo  neeessary  to  have  a  work  which  contains 
the  transliteration  of  every  word  in  our  lan- 
guage from  romanic  into  phonetic  spelling,  in  order 
that  tbo  true  sounds  of  the  romanic  may  be  under- 
stood, while  the  significations  should  bo  printed 
phonetically  to  bo  useful  to  the  mere  phonetic 
reader.  Such  a  work  is  the  following,  which 
marks  the  completion  of  the  transitional  works. 
With  this  book  any  one  who  has  acquired  phonetic 
reading,  which  ho  may  do  in  a  few  weeks  and  from 
a  very  middling  teacher, — any  ignorant  adult  to 
whom  learning  to  read  on  the  old  plan  would  bo 
dcsjMiiring,  may  teach  himself  to  read  any  romanic 
book,  and  may  acquire  the  pronunciation  and 
meaning  of  every  romanic  word.  This  book  marks 
the  point  where  the  two  roods  branch  off.  It 
points  out  the  safest  path  to  the  romanic  cliffs, 
while  it  shows  the  broad  and  cosy  road  which 
leads — not  to  destruction — but  to  the  smiling  plains 
of  the  new  orthography. 

ijl.  (fonclusion.  Thus,  then,  has  it  become 
possible  to  institute  a  spelling  reform  with  not  only 
a  reasonable  hope,  but  an  undoubting  certainty  of 
final  success.  In  other  cases  enthusiasts  in  their  anx- 
iety to  benefit  the  future  have  forgotten  the  \Msi. 
The  days  of  iconoclasm  are  gone  by.  We  rccogniie, 
admire,  and  are  thankful  for  the  manifold  blessings 
which  we  have  derived  from  the  old  spelling,  but 
these  do  not  blind  rts  to  its  defects,  or  prevent  us 
proposing  a  reform.  Our  motto  is  <>n»ctjn/— on- 
ward to  a  known  goal.  We  must  found  the  future 
on  the  pa?t;  the  present  is  but  a  bridge  between 
two  eternities.  This  is  an  inviolable  law,  and  all 
success  must  be  gained  by  obeying  it.  Oar  past  is 
romanic  spelling,  our  future  phonetic;  the  present, 
the  bridge  which  conveys  us  safely  from  one  to  the 
other,  is  the  reading  reform,  or  the  phonetic  system 
of  teaching  romanic  reading.  This  is  a  feature 
which  no  other  plan  for  changing  our  spelling  ever 
)>ossessed.  No  other  plan  has  found  so  many 
friends,  so   many   adherents,  so   many  testers,  (o 


GENERAL   INTRODUCTION. 


many  judges,  so  many  critics,  so  many  approvers: 
no  other  plan  has  lived  so  long  a  life,  has  been 
cultivated  so  widely,  both  in  England  and  America, 
has  shown  so  many  signs  of  health  and  future  tri- 
umph, as  the  present. 

With  this  book,  then,  we  can  lay  it  conscien- 
tiously before  the  American  world  as  morally,  logi- 
cally, and  practically  desirable;  as  a  blessing  to 
children  and  teachers,  as  an  intellectual  improve- 
ment to  the  mass,  a^  a  practical  commercial  possi- 
bility. More  than  all  these,  the  spelling  reform  as 
we  have  pictured  it,  as  we  have  traced  it  step  by 
step  from  its  origin  through  its  theory  and  practice, 
will,  even  in  its  transitional  stat«  of  a  reading  re- 
form, and  far  more  in  its  future  developed  condi- 


tion, become  the  source  of  immense  social  and  po- 
litical gain,  in  the  great  and  general  improvement 
which  it  must  occasion  in  the  education  of  the 
people — especially  of  the  people  of  England.  To 
read  and  write  will  indeed  appear  as  Shakspeare's 
clown  had  it,  to  "come  by  nature,"  and  the  atten- 
tion of  educators  will  be  withdrawn  from  the  mere 
tools  of  knowledge  to  the  weightier  matters  of  in- 
tellectual and  moral  improvement.  But  here  we 
forbear  to  speculate.  Our  task  is  done,  and  with 
these  words  we  lay  the  complete  spelling  reform 
before  the  reader.     Esto perpetua. 

ALEXAXDER  J.  ELLIS. 
2  Church  Hill,  Morning -side,] 
Edinbitrcjh,  June  26,  1855.) 


SYLLAIUCATION   AND  PRONUNCIATION. 


Syllabicatiox.— No  difficulty  i»  cspcricnccd  in  dividing  word*  into  Bjllablea  where  thero  iJ  no 
traonitiunal  effect  of  one  letter  on  another,  aa  in  ad-ians,  kon-tiin,  be-mcjn.  liut  in  tho  word 
kotn-ii-ni-knt,  the  m  has  a  final  effect  on  the  o,  and  an  initial  effect  on  tho  i(.  In  dividing  (uch 
wonls  into  syllable*,  wo  must  either  double  tho  consonant,  an<l  thus  pre»crvo  both  effect.'*  nf  the 
medial  letter,  or  eacrifioe  one  of  tho  effect.^.  The  beat  plan  seems  to  bo  to  lacrifico  tho  initial  effect 
of  tho  medial  consonant.  If  tiio  final  effect  is  retained  by  joining  tho  medial  letter  to  the  fir.>t 
vowel,  tho  initial  effect  on  tho  following  vowel  will  be  heard  in  tho  proper  congocutivo  pronunciation 
of  the  Word,  thou';h  it  may  be  sacrificed  in  dividing  tho  word  into  syllables.  When  tho  vowel 
preceding  tho  medial  letter  is  a  stopped  one,  tho  con^onant  should  be  joined  with  it,  to  distingui.«h 
it  from  a  brief  or  unaccented  long  vowel.     The  rule  applicable  to  most  cases  may  bo  stated  thus: — ^ 

1.  Whfn  only  ont  C"n*"fiani  is  j'otuul  lietwffn  tic<>  rutceh,  (Ju  confftiant  is  t"  It  (akin  icith  the  Jirtt 
Tilled  irhtn  it  has  a  Jinal  rfecl  un  it,  and  with  tht!  eeomd  voted  in  otlier  cases.* 

As  a  general  rule,  tho  consonant  haa  this  final  effect  on  the  preceding  vowel  when  that  vowel  is 
long  or  stopped;  thus,  drl-or,  br'm-ig,  /is-id;  and  not  so  whoa  tho  vowel  ia  brief;  as,  he-mi^n,  dr-lit, 
a-si<l. 

The  only  exception  to  this  rule  made  in  this  work  is  where  words  begin  with  a  /  as,  n-dikt,  a-fik*. 
a-li'ir,  tho  final  effect  is  sacrificed,  because  the  initial  effect  on  tho  following  vowel  is  mode  promi- 
nent by  accent,  and  its  final  effect  on  the  preceding  vowel  is  less  obvious  than  on  any  other  vowel  in 
that  position. 

2.  Whtn  several  consonants  come  Ixttceen  two  t<jtcds,  all  those  that  hare  a  final  fftct  on  the  prtcedintj 
T'ltcd  may  he,  and  at  least  one  of  them  must  be,  taken  with  it,  while  those  which  are  left  to  he  taktn 
with  the  second  roicel  must  he  in  all  cases  such  as  do  or  can  extrt  an  initial  ^ect  vpon  it.* 

Thus,  wo  divide  r^nd-iy  or  rin-dig,  etjz-ott  or  eg-aitt,  in  either  of  which  a  double  division  is  possible. 
No  such  division  is  possible  in  prtet-kraft,  because  it  cannot  bo  pronounced  correctly  when  divided 
differently.  When  there  is  a  genuine  double  consonant  or  vowel  in  a  word,  the  division  of  tho  syliablo 
always  falls  between  tho  two  letters  of  the  same  name;  as,  sul-les,  wn-n<jn,  vn-ndt-yn-ral,  u-o-lif. 

r.vACCENTED  VowKLS.— When  the  long  vowels  are  unaccented,  they  are  somewhat  shortened,  as 
in  ilr-\it,  rr-giin,  prj-maj,  pref-ns,  mo-nop-o-li. 

I.oxo  ^'.— Words  and  syllables  commencing  with  long  «  generally  take  >/  before  it  in  phonetic 
•.polling;  as,  yi/n-yon,  cd-y(/-ka-Jon.  Hut  when  the  n  is  preceded  by  a  continuant  consonant,  the  y 
is  omitted  ;  as,  ili^min,  iDi^menibl,  imi^tabl,  iji^,  pl«^3i/''>  cfijjon.  These  exceptions  owe  their  origin  to 
tho  peculiar  character  of  the  continuants,  tho  effect  of  which  supersedes  tho  u.io  of  y.  When  long  « 
or  tie  is  preceded  by  r  in  the  same  syllable,  it  is  represented  by  a>;  as,  r<bd,  br<i>t. 

Tho  o  in  not  is  employed  in  tho  terminations  on,  /on,  and  5(771,  because  that  is  tho  pronunciation 
adopted  by  our  best  elocutionists.  Tho  use  of  short  u  in  such  syllables  encourages  a  careless 
utterance. 

N'asal  Vowels. — Tho  French  ori-nasal  vowels  represented  by  in,  im,  en,  em,  sn,  on,  vn,  and 
other  literal  combinations,  are  pronounced  through  tho  nose  and  mouth  at  the  same  time,  and  are 
sin»i>lo  vowels.     The  sign  11  is  used  to  indicate  tho  nasal  [wwcr  of  the  preceding  vowel. 

Ht'LES  or  Accent.— 1.  Words  of  two  syllables  are  accented  on  the  first;  as,  hd-er,d\i-ti. 

2.  Words  of  three  or  more  syllables  are  accented  on  tho  third  from  tho  end;  as,  in-ler-est,  dan-jer-^it; 

I'nlfts  tho  last  syllable  hut  one  contain  a  long  vowel  or  diphthong— as,  re-man-der,  de-lit-j\tf;  or 
end  with /or  j  followed  by  a  syllable  commencing  with  a  vowel— as,  re-mif-on,  dc-ti^-tm;  or  the 
la»t  .syllable  begin  with  /  j,  or  y— as,  kon-jtnjlf/fi,  in-dent-yvr, — in  which  cases  the  accent  falls  on 
tho  last  syllable  but  one. 

?'x''cptions  to  these  rules  are  marked  with  tho  sign  '  placed  over  the  vowel  to  be  ftooented ;  as,  *-W, 
dr-f/t:  ir-Uj-on,  rep-rr-:int;  ht^r-mo-ni;  pub-lif-ijj. 

*  From  "  Essentials  of  I'bonetics,"  by  A.  J.  Ellis. 


SIGNS  AND  ABBREVIATIONS. 


*••  -Annexed  to  words,  or  meanings  of  words, 
that  are  obsolete  or  antiquated. 

t  •  •  -Annexed  to  words,  or  meanings  of  words, 
that  are  vulgar  or  low. 

t--  -Annexed  to  words,  or  meanings  of  words, 
that  are  colloquial. 

GRAMMAR. 

a.    stands  for Adjective. 

ad. Adverb. 

konj.    Conjunction. 

^\    Imperfect  Tense. 

infer. Interjection. 

11.  Noun. 

«.  Participle. 

2)j).  Present  Participle. 

2JS.    Participles. 

7).  s. Participial  Adjective. 

j)l.   Plural. 

prep.    Preposition. 

pron.  - Pronoun. 

sij). Singular. 

ii\t.  Yerb  Transitive. 

/i),i,   Yerb  Intransitive. 

ETYMOLOGY. 

^'■-  or  )  ,    „  .     ,  . 

. .  T        stands  f or  •  ■  •  Arabic. 

1).  Dutch. 

Eng.  English,  or  England. 

Fr. French. 

Ger.  or  G.  German. 

Goth. Gothic. 

Gr.   Greek. 

Heb. Hebrew. 

It.    Italian. 

L.    Latin. 

Per. Persian. 

Port.    Portuguese, 

Sax. Saxon. 

Scut.   Scotch. 

Sp. Spanish. 

Turk.   Turkish. 


ARTS  AND  SCIENCES. 

Agric.  stands  for Agriculture. 

Anat.    Anatomy. 

Arch.    Architecture. 

Arith. Arithmetic. 

Astrol.   Astrology. 

Astron. Astronomy. 

Bot. Botany. 

Car. Carpentry. 

Chem.  Chemistry. 

Chron. Chronology. 

Oom.  Commerce. 

Conch. Conchology. 

Elec.  Electricity. 

Ent.    Entomology. 

Fort.  Fortification. 

G«og. Geography. 

Geol.  Geology. 

Geom.  Geometry. 

Gram. Grammar. 

Her.    Heraldry. 

Rout. Horticulture. 

Ich.  Ichthyology. 

Law. Law. 

Logic.   Logic. 

Math.   • Mathematics. 

31ech.    Mechanics. 

Med. iledicine. 

3Iet. Metaphysics. 

Meteor. Jlcteorology. 

Mil. Military  Affairs. 

Min.   Jlineralogy. 

Mus.   Music. 

Myth.    Mythology. 

Kav.t.   Nautical  Affairs. 

Opt.    Optics. 

Orniih. Ornithology. 

Phren.   Phrenology. 

Rhet. Rhetoric. 

Surg. Surgery. 

Thevl. Theology. 

Zool. Zoology. 

xl 


(Tlic  Pbnnrti 

r  Alphabet. 

Lon^Yowels.                  | 

Exj)lo  dents. 

written. 

printed 

sounded  a.s 

>rritt«?ii 

printed 

soun 

Ipd  as 

(^  e 

Z  t 

ec   in    /•v'l 

.r  /> 

Pp 

p   ill 

ro/»e 

/    . 

E  e 

^w    ,     ('(n\\\ 

Bl) 

f)     „ 

TO/^ 

//  .. 

Ua 

a     „    -'/le 

.r  / 

T  t 

/^     „ 

fa/e 

,  '■/  ,y 

An 

^Z              (l\X 

^  y 

D(l 

d   „ 

fa^/e 

•y/ 

Ha 

a         ^Arm 

ec; 

A>^    „ 

elA/^ 

C " 

ee 

AA       „       A/11 

J  J 

9   " 

edA/e 

0'  r,i 

Oq 

■  o     „     A/'])e 

R]^ 

k  „ 

loc/' 

■  /T'  a- 

(Dg) 

oo  ..     ioot] 

>■/ 

^g 

y 

h)</ 

Short  Vowels. 

Continuants, 

./  / 

I  i 

(      „     /'n 

ff 

P  f 

/■  .. 

sa/e 

(/^    e 

£  e 

A'        „       A'll 

r  r 

Y  Y 

I'  „ 

saA'e 

J  a 

Aa 

AV       „        A/ 111 

'//  /'■ 

Rt 

6^  „ 

wrea/// 

d  a 

(la 

AA      „       A/Sk 

/>■ ;' 

a  d 

th  „ 

wrea/Z/e 

rr  rr 

0  0 

o          A/dd 

.y-'  .y 

S  s 

<v    „ 

bu,v.s" 

y/ ./ 

Uii 

AA      ,,        /A]) 

.^^^     X 

Z  z 

X     „ 

hu.-r 

^/// 

Uii 

OO  „       IVy'Ayl 

/J 

^J 

<"   „ 

^'iA'ious 

Diphthongs. 

^i  w 

•V     „ 

\lyioii 

*i 

/■     „      asIp 

Liquids. 

ere- 

Ot     „       Ay/l 

L  I 

/  „ 

fa// 

1  1      y 

^x 

/y//'  ,     ()n\ 

:^  r 

Kr 

r    ,. 

fo/* 

^f 

Uii 

/A      „       lUA/le 

ISasalliquids. 

('o  ale  scents. 

,    //  M 

Mm 

/u  „ 

see/// 

X/ 

Yy 

//         //<'^ 

.    /O/ 

N  ri 

//•    , 

see/A 

•■7ti' 

Ww 

AA'             AA'iiy 

7f 

>  J  ij 

/<//  „ 

si /A// 

Aspir.'il^. 

//           /            TT     1 

/           ''^ 

/(          // 

n  n 

//          /Aiiy 

FONETIK     DIKZONaRI 


ov   ae 


I  TJ  G  L  I  S     L  A  TJ  G  W  a  J. 


ABB 


ABI 


A  a,    At   inilofinit   qrtikl,   jilnst    befur  wunlz 
ibrginiu  wid  At  siind  uv  ci  k6n5ijimnt.     liefijr 

wuniz   brgiiiij)   wi<t    At  Bxnd  ov  a   vsel,  it   iz 

ritn  itii. 
Adacist,  Ab'ii-si!<t,  n.  an  akuntunt. 
Aback,  A-Kik.  .id.  bak:  bitkwunl;  brbjniL 
Abacot,  Ab'a-kot,  ».  kap  ov  stnt  f«jrm<Tli  JH^td 

in  iQ^iinil. 
Abactor,  A-bAk-tor,  n.  [/.]  wun  ha>  stclz  a  h?rd 

ov  katl.  [kuliim. 

ABACI'S,  Ab'n-kin,  n.  a  kxntij)  fnbl;  a  pqrt  ov  a 
Abakt,  A-bdft,  aJ.  tcj<iril  dr  ^tvni  ov  a  Jip. 
Abaisance,  A-liii-sun.-i,  u.  obnsniis. 
Abaliknatk,  Ab-nl-yon-at,  r.  t.   tu  estranj;  tu 

tnui''f'.>r  froiu  oiii  wun. 
Abai.ikxatiox,  Ab-nl-yen-li-Jon,  n.  At  tnins'ff'rin 

Af  tjtl  tu  jirojRTti.  [tu  fc.rsjik. 

Abaxi>on.  A-li:in-don,  '•.  t.  tu  giv  uj);  tu  kwit; 
Abandoned,  A-bdn-dond,  p.  a.  forsakn;  delat- 
ed: vcri  wikod. 
Abaxpoveb,  A-ban-don-cr,  n.  wun  hio  nhandons. 
AnA.VDHMNd,  A-brin-don-ij),  n.  Irvij)  or  forsakip. 
Abaxdoxmext,   A-b.in-dou-nicnt,   ;i.   At   akt   ov 

forsnkij). 
Abandonee,  A-bAn-don-^,  w.  wun  tu  hoim  a  ti^ 

iz  nb:indond. 
Abakticllation,  Ah-ur  Uk-yti-lii-Jon,  n.  a  kjnd 

ov  qrtikyiiliijon  hwii;  iidtnit.'*  *>v  nmnifest  mojon. 
Abase,  A-bo.'',  r.  t.  tu  hunibl:  dcprt'ji;  brin  lu. 
Abasement,  A-bAf-mcnt,  n.  At  akt  ov  Dumblig; 

lu  Ktnt. 
Abash,  A-baJ,  r.  t.  tu  rank  ajfimd:  tu  konf'ind. 
Abashment,  A-baJ-nn-nt,  n.  Juni:  knnfi^ji.n. 
Abatable,  A-bat-n-bl,  a.  Aat  nia  be  nbntod. 
Abate,  A -bat,  r.  t.  tu  lesn;  tu  dituinij;  in  lo,  tu 

drf<t.  tu  ovcrtni.  [dink'snt. 

Abatement,  A-Wt-mpnt,  n.  At  akt  ov  abntijj: 
AnATKii,  A-hiit-cr,  n.  Ac  |*T«(.n  t>r  tin  Ant  abrit.f. 
Abatis,  Ab'«-ti!i,  n.  trtz  kut  d-xn  f.r  niiliUiri 
Abb,  Ab,  n.  de  y(^m  for  a  wr von  w.irp.  [defdns. 
Abba,  Ab'o,  n.  n  Siriak  wuni,  hwiq  ."ignif [t  fqder. 
Abbact.  Ab'B-«i,  n.  At  rit.K  an<l  jn  zrji.nz  ov  an 
AbbaTIAU  Ab-A-Jal,  a.  rrbiti|)  tu  an  alw.  [abot. 
Abbe,  Ab'a,  n.  an  ab.it;  an  cklriia^tikol  tJU  wid- 

•*t  iifis  or  di^ti  ant^k^t. 
AnBESS,  Ab'w,  n.  At  Ruvemcs  ov  a  nonori. 
Abbet,  Ab'i,  n.  At  rcxidoM  ov  an  abot  or  muflk. 
Abbot,  Ah'..t,  n.  At  qtf  ov  an  abi  or  konvcnt. 
Abbotship,  Ab'ot-Jip,  n.  At  Rtat  ov  an  alwt. 
Abiikkviatk,  A-brs-vi-nt,  r.  t.  tu  J.>rtn;  lu  abrij. 
AnuRrviATioN,  A-brf-vi-i-JoD,  ».  akt  or  Jortiil|): 

kontraktiy. 


Abdueviator,  A-br£-vi-a-tor,  n.  wun  biS  abrijci 

■  •r  rfdii«i'z  tu  (1  nvan\cT  kumpa«.  [trdktig. 

AriHKEViATORy,  A-bre-vi-a-t<D-ri,  a.  Jortmo;  kon- 
AnititKviATLRE,    A-brf-vi-a-ft^r,    n.    abrtviaJoD: 

alirijmuiil. 
AflDiCANT,  Ab'di-kant,  a.  abdikntig:  renm«Ij). 
Abdicaxt,  AI)Mi-kant,  «.  a  jx^rxon  hiD  :iixlikat«. 
Abdicate,  AbMi-knt,  r.  t.  tu  rrzjn;  tu  ren'snii; 

lx\  pv  up;  tu  drprjv  ov  rjt. 
Abdhatiox,  Ab-<li-lia-Jon,   n.   At  dez^rtig  ov  a 

publik  tni<t  widiit  u  f'>nnal  suronder. 
Addh' ATIVK,  Ab'di-kn-tiv,  a.  :ilxlikatin. 
Abditive.  Ab'di-tiv,  a.  havij)  At  kwoliti  ov  hjdiy. 
Abditorv,  Ab'di-t*j-ri,  n.  a  plus  tu  hjd  gudz  in. 
Abdomen,  Ab-du-men,  n.  At  luer  pqrt  ov  At  bcH. 
Abdominal,    Ab-d(')m-i-n.al,     a.     rclatig    tu    At 

III  "lumen.  Ifi/ez. 

Abdominal,  Ab-d6ni-i-nal,  n.  wun  ov  an  order  ov 
Abdominous,  Ab-d^m-in-us,  t.  Iqrj-belid;  abdom- 
inal. 
Abdick,  Ab-d^i",  r.  t.  tu  scparat;  tu  dro  from: 

yqzd  in  anatoini. 
Abducent,  Ab-dq-scnt,  a.  droig  or  pulin  bak. 
Abdcction,  .Vb-ddk-Jon,  n.  a  kariig  awa  a  person 

bj  furs. 
Abductor,  Ab-ddk-t<ir,  n.  a  musl  dat  droi  bak. 
Abearance,  A-b4r-ans,  «.  brhavyor. 
^Vmeckd.vrian,  fl-bE-!*c-dd-ri-aii,    n.    a   te^er  or 

lonior  iiv  Ac  ulfabet. 
Abed,  A-bt-d,  a<{.  in  IrhI;  on  At  bod. 
Abele,  .\-l>i'l,  n.  Ac  hwjt  poplar. 
Aberrance,  .\b-(5r-an."<,     [  n.    a   wondcriB  from 
Aberrancy,  Ab-dr-an-oi,)       de  rjt  wa. 
Aberra-nt.  Ab-t'r-anf,  a.  deviatig  fn>m  Ac  rit  wn. 
Aberration,  Ab-cr-ii-Jun,  n.  At  akt  <iv  wundcrij). 
Abfjirixc.,  Ab-iV-ip.  a.  wondorio;  guijj  astni. 
Abkt.  Abot,  r.  t.  tu  cnkdraj:  tu  sot  on;  tu  ad. 
Abetment,  A-b(^t-nicnt,  n.  At  akt  ov  ab<$tio. 
Abetter,  A-b<H-or,  I   n.  wun  hiD  ab^tn;  an  ak6m- 
Abettor,  A-bet-or, f       plig. 
Abeyance,  .\-bri-an.i,  n.  rtv^rjon;  cki'|)oktaJon  ov 

P-'zi'/»n.  (dc  flok. 

Abcbeoation,  Ab-fHT-gA-Jon,  n.  a  ocponijon  from 
Abhor,  Abhor,  r.  t.    tu  hat  bitorli  ;  tu  dettV»t; 

tu  ahoininnt.  [batrod. 

Abhorrence,   Ab-h6r-cni',    n.    drtosta/on ;    grat 
.\bhorrent,  Ab-h(5r-<.>nt,  j».  nt*-uk  wid  abh6r«iU : 

udiiK  :  k('>ntrari  tu  :  inkon'istonf  wid. 
Abhorrently,  Ab-hor-ont-li,  ad.  in  an  abh^reot 

manor. 
Abrorrer,  Ab-hi>r-cr,  fi.  wun  hm  ahbi'«n. 
Abib,  a'bib,  n.  At  f^rst  mnnt  ov  dc  JqiJ  yer. 

(1) 


ABO 


ABS 


Abide,  A-bjd,  r.  i.  (i.  abod,  ps.  abjdii),  abud;) 

tu  sta  in  a  pla? ;  tu  dwel ;  tu  reman. 
Abide,  A-bjd,  r.  t.   tm  wat  fer;  tia  suport  er 

endi^r;  tu  bq,r  wid'st  averjon. 
Abider,  A-bjd-er,  7i.  wun  hu)  abjdz  in  a  plas. 
Ability,  A-bil-i-ti,  M.  p-ser:  kapasiti;  kwolifika- 

Jon.     I'l.  p^serz  ov  de  mind. 
Ab  initio,  Ab  in-ij-i-o,  [Z.]  from  de  beginii). 
Abintestate,  Ab-in-tes-tat,    a..    (Is)   inheritii) 

from  wun  boo  djd  wid'st  makiij  a  wil. 
Abject,  Ab'jekt,  a.  men;  lo;  wurtles;  vjl;  bas. 
Abject,  Ab'jekt,  n.  a  person  in  de  loest  kondijon. 
Abjectxess,  Ab'jekt-ncs, )    n.  a  men  er  lo  stat ; 
Abjection,  Ab-jek-Jon,    |       basnes;  a  wont  ov 

spirit. 
Abjectly,  Ab'jekt-li,  ad.  menii;  regedli;  basli. 
Abjudicated,  Ab-ji^-di-kat-ed,  p.  a.  gim  bj  juj- 

ment  from  wun  tu.  anuder. 
Abjudication,  Ab-ji^-di-ka-Jon,  n.  rejekjon. 
Abjuration,  Ab-jn,-ra-Jon,  n.    akt  ov  abj^rip; 

renunsiajon. 
Abjure,  Ab-j^r,   v.   t.   tu  rejekt  upon  ot ;   tu 

abandon  ;  tu  retrakt  solemli. 
Abjurer,  Ab-jiir-er,  n.  wun  hoD  abji|rz. 
Ablactate,  Ab-kik-tat,  v.  t.  tu  wen  from  de  brost. 
Ablactation,  Ab-lak-ta-Jon,  n.  a  weniij  from  de 

brcst ;  a  metod  ov  graftig. 
Ablaqueation,  Ab-la-kwe-a-Jon,  n.  an  opnii)  ov 

de  gr'snd  ab'st  de  roots  ov  trez. 
Ablation,  Ab-la-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  takig  awa;  remooval. 
Ablative,  Ab'la-tiv,   a.  dat  taks  awa ;  apljd  tu 

de  sikst  kas  ov  Latin  n'snz.  [dooiy. 

Able,  fl'bl,   a.  havii)  streijt  er  p'ser;  kapabl  ov 
Ablebodied,  9-bl-bod-id,  a.  stroij  ov  bodi. 
Ablegation,   Ab-le-ga-Jon,    n.    sendig    awa :  a 

disniijon. 
Ableness,  £I'bl-nes,  n.  p-ser;  street;  sufijensi. 
xVblepsy,  Ab'Iep-si,  n.  wont  ov  sjt;  bljndnes. 
Adluent,  Ab'h|-ent,  a.  klenzirj ;  p^rif  jii). 
Ablution,  Ab-li^-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  kleuzig  wid 

water;  akt  ov  wojiij;  a  rclijus  pixrifikajon. 
Ably,  ft'bli,  ad.  in  an  abl  raaner;  wid  abiliti. 
Abnegate,  Ab'ne-gat,   r.  t.  tu  denj;  tu  dison; 

tia  rEfi\z.  [a  renunsiajon. 

Abnegation,  Ab-ne-ga-Jon,  n.  a.  pozitiv  denial ; 
x\.bnegator,  Ab-ne-ga-tor,  n.  wun  hcD  denia  er 

ren-susez  enitii). 
Abnodation,  Ab-no-da-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  kutig 

awa  nots  from  trez. 
Aboard,  A-bord,  ad.  on  bord;  in  Jip,  vesel  or  best. 
Abode,  A-bod,  n.  habitajon ;  dwelii) ;  sta. 
Abode,  A-bid,  prtt.  and  p.  ov  abjd. 
Abode,  A-bod,  r.  t.  tu  fortokn ;  tu  forjo. 
Abodement,  A-bJ)d-ment,  n.  a  sekret  antisipajon 

ov  sumtii)  fi^tyn,r. 
AbOlete,  Ab'o-let,  a.  cold  ;  "st  ov  ti|s  ;  obsolet. 
Abolish,  A-bol-iJ,  v.  t.  tu  destrff;  tia  repel;  tu 

mak  verd.  [stre'd. 

Abolishable,  A-bol-iJ-a-bl,   ad.   dat  ma  be  de- 
Abolisher.  A-bol-iJ-er,  n.  wun  hoo  abolijez. 
Abolishment,  A-Ml-iJ-ment,  n.  akt  ov  abolijig  ; 

abcalijon. 
Abolition,  Ab  o-lij-on,  n.   de  akt  ov  abolijiij; 

piatiij  an  end  tu  slaveri. 
Abolitionism,  Ab-o-liJ-on-iz-m,  n.  de   prinsiplz 

ov  de  abolijonists. 
Abolitionist,  Ab-o-liJ-on-ist,  n.  wun  hoo  favorz 

abolijon,  espejali  ov  slaveri. 
Abomasum,  Ab-o-ma-sum, )    de  fort  stumak  ov  a 
A  bom  ASUS,  Ab-o-ma-sus,    J   rcfiminatij)     animal ; 

de  mo. 
Abominable,  A-b6m-i-na-bl,  a.  detestabl;  hat- 
ful ;  odius.  [nes. 
Abominablenkss,  A-b6m-i-na-bl-nes,  n.  hatful- 
Abominablt,  A-b6m-i-na-bli,  ad.  hatfuli ;  detes- 

tabli. 


Abominate,  A-bom-i-nat,  v.  t.  tu  hat;  tu  k)d_; 

tu  abhor. 
Abomination,  A-bom-i-na-Jon,  n.  hatred  ;  detes- 

tajon  ;  de  objekt  ov  hatred  ;  pol^Jon  ;  def  jlment. 
Aboriginal,  Ab-o-rij-i-nal,  a.  ferst  er  primitiv. 
Aboriginal,  Ab-o-rij-i-nal,    n.    an   orijinal   in- 
habitant. 
Aborigines,  Ab-o-rij-i-nez,   n.  pj.    de  orijinal 

inhabitants  ov  de  kuntri. 
Abort,  A-bert,  v.  i.  tu  miskari  in  qjldberf). 
Abortion,  A-bor-Jon,  n.  miskarij;  u'ntjmli  bert. 
Abortive,  A-bor-tiv,  a.  beiij  bret  for6  hziar  de 

A\\  tjm;  imati'ir;  miskariii). 
Abortively,  A-ber-tiv-li,  ad.  in  an  untjmli  manor. 
Abortiteness,  A-ber-tiv-nes,    n.    stat    ov    beig 

abertiv. 
Abound,  A-b"8nd,  v.  i.  tu  be  or  hav  in  grat  plenti. 
About,  A-b-st,  prep,    r-snd;    enserkliij;    ner  tu: 

konsernii);  witt  regard  tu;  relatiij  tu. 
About,  A-b-st,  ad.  ar-snd;  everi  wa. 
Above,  A-biiv,  prep,   hjer  in  plas  er  p'ser;  mor 

dan;  to)  hi  for. 
Above,  A-bdv,  ad.  in  a  hjer  plas;  mor  dan;  in  de 

rejonz  ov  hevn. 
Aboveboabd,  A-biiv-bord,  ad.  widit  qrtifis  or 

trik;  in  opn  sjt;  upon  dek. 
Abracadabra,  Ab-ra-ka-dab-ra,  n.  a.  deiti  wur- 

Jipt  bj  de  Asirianz. 
Abrade,  A-brad,  v.  t.  tu  rub  of;  tu  wast  bj  degrez. 
Abrasion,  A-bra-jon,  n.  akt  ov  rubig  of;  substans 

worn  of  bj  atrijon. 
Abreast,  A-brest,  ad.  sjd  bj  sjd.  [n-Rnsij). 

Abrenunciation,  Ab-re-nun-si-a-Jon,».  aktovre- 
Abreption,  Ab-rep-Jon,  w.  stat  ov  beiij  karid  awa. 
Abreuvoiu,  Ab-roo-vwer,  n.  [//•.]  a  woterii)  plas: 

a  jernt  betwen  stonz  tu  be  fild  up  wid  mertar. 
Abridge,  A-brij,  v.  t.  tu  mak  Jerter  in  wurdz;  tia 

kontrakt;  tu  diminij;  t^i  deprjv  ov.  [trakts. 

Abridger,  A-brij -er,  n.  wun  boo  abrijez  er  kon- 
Abridgment,  A-brij-mont,  n.  kontrakjon  ov  a  wurk 

intu  a  smeler  kumpas;  kompendium;  sumari. 
Abroach,  A-brcxj,  v.  t.  tu  tap;  tu  set  abroq. 
Abroach,  A-broq,  ad.  in  a  postynr  for  floiij  'st. 
Abroad,  A-brod,  ad.  wid-st  konf  jnmcnt;  wjdli;  at 

Iqrj;  from  hom;  -st  ov  h-ss;  in  anuder  kuntri. 
Abrogate,  Ab'ro-gat,  v.  t.  tu  repel;  tu  anul;  tu 

abolij. 
Abrogation,  Ab-ro-ga-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  repelip. 
Abrood,  A-brct)d,  ad.  in  de  akt  ov  broodig. 
Abrupt,  Ab'rupt,  n.  a  nam  givn  tu  de  eksplosiv 

siyndz  ov  de  Ii)gliJ'  Lai)gwaj. 
Abrupt,  Ab-rupt,  a.  brokn;  kragi;  suden;  unkon- 

ekted;  wid'st  de  proper  or  y43H,al  preparajonz. 
Abruption,  Ab-riip-Jon,  n.  a.  vjolent  separajon  ov 

bodiz. 
Abruptly,  Ab-rupt-li,  ad.  sudenli;  hastili;  rugedli. 
Abruptness,  Ab-rupt-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beii)  abrupt. 
Abscess,  Ab'ses,  n.  a  ti^mor  fild  wid  mater. 
Abscind,  Ab-sind,  v.  t.  tu  kut  of;  tu  pqx  of. 
Absciss,  Ab'sis,      )   «.  a  segment  kut  from  a  strat 
Abscissa,  Ab-si3-Q,S    [Z.]  pjn. 

Abscission,  Ab-sij-on,  n.  akt  ov  kutig  of,  er  bci^j 

kut  of.  [aper. 

Abscond,  Ab-sk6nd,  v.  t.  tu  hjd  wunz  self;  tu  dis- 
AisscONDKR,  Ab-skond-er,  n.  wun  hoo  absk6ndz. 
Absence,   Ab'sens,   n.   stat  ov  beig    absent;  in- 

atenjon. 
Absent,  Ab'scnt,  a.  not  prezent;  lost  in  tet. 
Absent,  Ab-sent,  v.  t.  tu  kep  aw&;  tu  widdre. 
Absentee,  Ab-sen-te,   )   n.  wun  hot)  absents  him- 
Absenter,  Ab-sent-cr, )      self. 
Absenteeism,  Ab-sen-te-iz-m,|  n.  stat  ov  beij  ab- 
Absentment,  Ab-sent-ment,    )     sent. 
Absinthian,  Ab-sin-ti-an,    a.   ov   de   natynr  or 

wurmwud.  [wid  wurmwud. 

Absinthiated,  Ab-sin-ti-at-ed,  p.  a.  impregnated 


ABS 


ACC 


AiiMSTiiiUM,  Ab-iiln-ti-uin,  u.  wurinwud. 
Aiisi-<i,  Ab-.-^wl,  r.  i.  iia  nUiml  ul:  lu  lev  of. 
Ausoi.lTK,  Ab'wj-liit,  /I.   iiulrjK'iid'>iit  ov  eiii  tijj 

eluiriiueuii;  kuinplet:  nut  liuiitinl;  doMp6tik;  poii- 

liv;  fiorti'ii. 
Absolitkly,  Ab'iiO-liit-li,  aJ.  kompletli;  uukon- 

<lij' .ii.ili.  [iMlism. 

Aii.soi.i  TKxrsH,  Ab'i<o-lnl-ne«i,  h.  kuin|ilttiii*K;  des- 
Ab*»olitio.V.  Ab-do-li'i-joD,    ft.   fi)rgivnfr(;   a  |iqr- 

diii)|:  akwilul.  [ihjlilt  ({uvorniiifiit. 

AbBOLL  riisM,  Ab'ma-hii-ii-ni,  w.  dt  |)iiii^i|)li  ov  ib- 
AlMJOU  ToHV,  Ab-Kol-yn-to-ri,  a.  diil  abiolvz. 
AmMJLVATouv,  Ab-;Hil-va-to-ri,  ii.  n-lutij)  lu  |"qr- 

dn:  torKi^iu- 
Abholvk,  Ab-zolv,  c.  /.  tu  klrr;  tti  akwit;  tu  frc 

frniii  nili,  or  (111  oii^iijiuent. 
Ab8olvi:r,  Ab-»ul-ver,  it.  wtin  hiD  ikbz6lvs.     [rem. 
Asiiu.Not'K,  AbVo-nuH,  u.  unniiizikal;  koiitrari  tu 
AiiMuKii,  Ab-iu'<rb,  r.  t,  tu  mtk  u[>:  tu  iinbib. 
AutioKUKNT.  Ab-s'irb-cnt,  n.   int-disiii  dat  drjx  up. 
Aus»ii:iiKXT,  Ab-s^'irb-i-nt,   ii.    huviu   dr    jiKiT   ov 

ill.-' irliip.  [beiu  ubsiJrUl. 

Aiwiii'.iiAUii.iTV,  Ab-»orb-n-bil-i-ti,  n.  kiipa.>(iti  ov 
Absoki'T,  .Vb-- irpt, //.  xwoloxl  un;  abj.irbd. 
Abouhitio.n,  Ab-.^'irp-Jon,  /:.    de  ukt  or  KWuloiy 

up:  Mkyii)«ijiin  ov  in{nd.  [bjb. 

An8oi;i'TiVK,  Ab-Hurp-tiv,  a.  havifl  Ac  piscrtu  ini- 
Ai;?TMN,  Ab-.tUiii,  I-.  t.  tu  rvfriin  from:  lu  forbiir. 
AiisTi  MioL'8,  Ab-nli-mi-us,    a.    tcuipiTnt:    jobcr: 

:ii.    I  I'll*.  [sobvrli. 

Aitsi  I  Mioi'SLY.  Ab-ati-mi-ui-Ii,  aJ.  l<5ui|)»TaUi: 
Aiu>u.vtiut.'!<\»>.s.  Ab-ste-uit-U!i-DOs,  n.  At  kwulili 

ov  bti||  ab.-tiniius. 
.\b«tknt:os,  Ab-.^ttWi-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  rcstrHnii). 
AiwTi.KiiK,  Ab-.sti,-rj,  f.  t.  tu  kloni  bj  wjpi\(:  tu 

w((i.  [kwoliti. 

AuHrKKCKXT,  Ab-.iU-r-jent,    a.    havifi    a    klonziy 
Abstkusk,  Ah-Htvr<,  r.  /.  tu  kloni:  tu  purifi. 
.VBSTK.asiox,  Ab-»t(;r-Joii,  n.  Ac  ukt  ov  kU>nzi)). 
.Vbstkhsivk,  Ab-sl^r-siv,  ;i.   huvio  At  kwoliti  ov 

kl*-iixii|.  [|KTHn-<. 

.^BSTiNENCU,  Ab'nti-ncns,  u.  a  rrfninifl  from;  It-iu- 
AnsTiNJ:.\T.  Ati'-iii-nent,  a.  abstriuius;  ii-mpi-nit. 
.Vb«ti.nkntly,  Ab'sti-DPnt-li,  ad.  wid  abstinent. 
A.bhthkted,  Ab-!ii.jrt-cd,  />.  fi3r.''t  awii;  ruj)  from 

aiiiidtT  bj  vjub.-n". 
Abstkact,  Ali-strakt,  r.  t.  tu  fic|>arnl;  tu  rtnufev: 

til  f  >rtii;  lu  rrdii-'*  tu  a  .xuinari. 
.\n.Hii:\»  r.  A'l'^trakt,  ii.  an  nbrijmi'nt;  n  sunviri. 
.\B.><rnAtT.  AbVtnikt,  a.  !<c|Minit:  reftml;  pur. 
Abj*thaiTki>,  Ab-!<tnikl-cd.   y.  a.  9^i>anited:  ili-- 

jfVii'l;  rrfjild:  pnrifjd. 
Abntkactekly,  Ab-r^trakt-ed-li,  ad.  bj  itself;  in  a 

st>|i:ir.it  Hint. 
AnsTiMi  TKr-NTSs,   Ab-strikl-od-ncs,    n.    fUit    ov 

I  ..••d.  [abslrakl. 

A  \b  strakt-cr,    n.    wuii   luD  niiiks  an 

Ai  -.    ■•,  Ab-strak-Jon.  n.  de  ukl  ov  .scjijini- 

jiin:  dr  stal  ov  brig  ii^paralud;  abucnji  ov  ni{nd: 

innti-nfnn.  [ab.strakti{). 

Ar  ■■ Ab-!<tnik-tiv,  a.  havin  Ac  pner  ov 

Ai  i.v.   Ab-.tlrak-tiv-li,   aa.    in   an    ab- 

r.  [manor. 

AiisiUAi  II.V.   Ab'ritnikt-li,    ad.    in    an    ab.-tnikt 

.VB8TRAITXE.S8,  Ab'«trakt-DCjt,   fi.   a  mat  ov  btiy 

nb-imkt. 
An>.Tiii  su,  Ab-*tn(LS  a.  difikull  tu  be  nndoMlud 
An!»TKi  SKi.v.  Ab-.ttiUKi-li,  ad.  okHk^rli;  not  planli 

.l.irk'.i.  [riti 

AiisTKi  HKNUBi.  Ab-.'ilnfiH-nM,  m.  difikulti;  ob^ki^ 
.\H.srKi  HtTY,  Abntrtiif<-i-tj,  n.  ab:<tntimM. 
Ab^imc,  Ab-!n\ni.  f-.  Mu  wn'l  Kradyi^ali;  tu  el  up. 
Absi  ia>,  Ab-8(ird.  a.  k6Dtniri  tu  nin;  impt^iibl 
unrrzn.ibl;  inki>n^i<t<'nt.  I^iird. 

Ab.siri>ity,  Ab-.<iird-i-ti.  n.  kwoliti  or  briual 
ABdiKULY.  Ab-.<idrd-li,  ad.  in  an  abaiird  manor. 


ABJii'Bii.NEiiH,  Ab-nArd-ncf,  n.  At  kwoliti  or  beig 

ub-^iird.  [ana. 

Aiii'NUA.vcK,  A-biin-duni",  n.gral  plcnli;e<{l>^lb•r- 
ABl.'NI>A^T,  A-biin-duiii,  a.  plentiful;  abnudio. 
Abi'.M)A.nti.Y,  A-bun-<lanl-li,  ad.  pl4^ntifuli;ainpli. 
Abl'HIC,  A-blix,  r. /.  tu  inak  an  il  yqi  ov;  tu  v|o- 

lal:  tu  defjl;  lu  iiiipui  u|Min;  turrvjl;  lurilifi. 
.Vbuhk,  A-bi'i'*,  II.    il    yn«;  <i    k>>rdpt    iirukti.t;  bad 

kiiKti'Ui:  unji'iHt  8cnjiir:  rvtxi  rrprdx;:  k^nliimtli. 
Aui'dKlt,  .V-bi'ix-cr,  n.  wun  ba>   abt^xvi  or   yi^i^t 

niiildiT  il. 
AbI'sive,  A-bi\-«iv,  a.  kontfiniu  ubi'iK:  rrprL><;rul. 
Abihively,  A-bij.-.-'iv-li,  .W.  in  an  abi^'iv  niiiner. 

rcpr(j(}fuli. 
.VBi«iVE.Nt>8,  A-bi^-xiv-ne!!,  n.  il  y\\uiy,  nixlnM. 
Abut.  A-biit,  r.  i.  tu  end  at;  tu  met;  tu  l»order 

u|Kin.  [on  ani'idcr. 

Abi'TMEXT.  A-btit-mtMit,  n.  dat  hwii;  birdi-rx  up 
Abuttal,  A-bdl-al,  n.  de  butigor  bundnri  land 
Abykm,  A-biz-m, /I. snin  ar.  abU.  [at  de  end. 

Abys-S,  A-bir<,  fi.  ii  de|)  pit:  u  Jfulf. 
Acacia,  A-kii-Ji-o,  n.  [/..]  a  druj;:  a  Jrub.     [emi. 
.VcADEMi  AI.,  .Vk-a-de-mi-al, /I.  rrlatig  UianakAd- 
ACAi>KMi\x,  .Vk-a-<li'-iui-an,  n.a  Mu-tubcr  or  an 

nkhdetui. 
AcAUKMic,  Ak-a-dom-ik,  a.  pcrtanig  tu  an  akid- 

rini  "r  yunivorsiti. 
.VcADEllic.  .Vk-a-Joni-ik,  n.  a  inonibcrov  an  akid- 

rnii  or  yiinivvr'iti;  an  ak:uli-mik  filo^ufer. 
Academical,  Ak-a-dt-in-i-kal,  <i.  belogig    tu  an 

akadnni. 
.XcADEiiiCALLY,  Ak-a-dem-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  an  aka- 

domikal  uiiincr.  [akidemi. 

AcADEMlciAX,  A-kad-e-miJ-an,n.a  member ov  aii 
AcAiiEMiSM.   A-kad-r-mii-m,  n.    de    akadomikal 

(i\6.<ii(\. 
AOADEMIST,  .\-k;ul-c-mi'<t.   ;/.   a    member   ov   an 

akidrnii;  an  ukndi^inik  filo'ufi-r;  an  akadeinik. 
.VcADEMV,  A-kad-f-nii,  n.  I'l'ituz  .^kajl  ov  fibMofi: 

a  susjeti  ov  infu  yiiniled  f.<r  dc  proinojon  or 

sum  <\rt:  a  .■'eminari  ov  b'rnin:  <i  graimir  skojl. 
.\CA.\TIIA,  A-kan-ta,  /».  de  prikl  ov  t«rni  plantii. 
ACASTIILS.  A-kan-tu»,  n.  At  erb  biirz  fut;a  spjni 

plant  or  Jrub. 
AcATALECTic,  A-kat-:i-l<?k-tik.  n.  n  ver*  hwiq  hoz 

At  komplt't  number  ov  :<ilablz,  widSt  ek.«e.i.  liti. 
Acatalepsy,  A-k:it-a-U'p-;»i.  '».  inkomprehensibil 
ACAILIXE,  A-k>»-lin,  (  a.  bavig  no  stem,  but  Icn 
AcAiLOfs,  A-kiJ-lus,  I        and  fl'sorz  re-lig  on  dr 

p-»nd.  (wid:  lu  a.*ent. 

Accede,  .\k-sr'.l,  r.  i.  tu  br  adcd  tu:  tu  kompli 
Accelerate,  Ak-w^l-er-at.  r. /.  m  ha^n;  tu  kwikn. 
Accelerated,     Ak-s^l-er-a-tcd,    p.     inkr^t    in 

mojon.  [kwiknig. 

Acceleration,  Ak-scl-er-A-Jon,  n.  a  hofniQ;  o 
AccLLERATiVK.   Ak-*^l-cr-a-liv,    a.    inkrr«ig  dr 

vclo.<iii. 
AccEX.sio.v,  Ak-.H'n-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  kindlig. 
Accent,  AkVent,    «.    miKlynlnJon  or  dc  v<t;«  in 

!<|>Fkig:  a  sire'  Ufx'>n  serlen  filablz;  a  mqrk  yil»d 

in  rjtig  tu  din'-kt  At  sires  ov  dr  vtfs. 
.VciKXT,  Ak-sent,  r.  (.  tu  not  dr  aksont. 
.VccENTiAL,  Ak-!!«'nt-yii-al,  a.  rrlntig  tu  ak!>ent. 
Accentuate,   Ak-.ient-yii-al,   r.   /.    lu   pin.-"   At 

ak-ient  on.  [ig  At  ak-xenl. 

Accentcatiox.  Ak-.«enf-yi\-A-/on.  n.  akt  ov  pla5 
Accept,  Ak-sept,  r.  t.  tu  tak;  tu  Tt»ir  fdvorabli: 

tu  admit. 
.\ccEPTABiLiTY,  Ak-»ep-la-bil-i-ti,   [  n.  drkwol- 
AccErTABLENKiirt,  Ak-»<?p-la-bl-noi<,  |     iti  ov  bci{i 

ak.'ieptabl. 
AccEiTABLK,  Ak-!i*p-t*-bl,  A.  IjkH  tu  bc  ak»*p«- 

r.l:  welkum:  fcmtful;  plriig.  (maa*r. 

Acceptably,  Ak-»ep-t«-bli,  ad.  in  an  alweptAbl 
Acceptance,  Ak-Mip-lan.«.  n.  rt.«epJon:  Bk«-ptii/on; 

(  Vim.)  At  subskqbig  or  a  bii;  a  bil  oulMkribd. 


AGO 


AGO 


Acceptation",  Ak-sep-ta-Jon,    n.    akseptans;   de 

msnir)  ov  a  wurd. 
Accepter,  Ak-sept-er,  n,  wun  hca  aksepts. 
Access,  Ak'ses,  er  Ak-ses,  n.  admijon;  apr(&q;  ad- 

ijon;  menz  ov  aproq. 
AccESSARiLT,  Ak'ses-a-ri-li,  ad.  aksesorili. 
AcCESS.uiy,  Ak'ses-a-ri,  a.  kontribyntig;  adijonal; 

aksesori.  [aproqabl. 

Accessibility,  Ak-ses-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  stat  ov  beiij 
Accessible,  Ak-ses-i-bl,  a.  dathwiq  ma  bs  aproqt. 
Accession,  Ak-seJ-on,  n.  enlqrjment;  ogmentajoir, 

akt  (IV  kumiri  tu.;  adijon;  aproq.  [sesori. 

Accessorial,  Ak-ses-o-ri-al,  a.  relatii)  tva  an  ak- 
AccEssoRiLY,  Ak'ses-o-ri-li,  ad.  in  &e  manor  ov 

an  aksesori. 
Accessory,  Ak'ses-fi)-ri,  n.   wun  hca  adz  er  givz 

k'sntenans  tia.  krjm:— a.  kontribyi^tir)  tia  a  krjm; 

adijonal.  [ntidiments  ov  gramar. 

Accidence,  Ak'si-dens,  n.  a  lit!  buk  kontanir)  de 
Accident,  Ak'si-dent,  ».  a  properti  ov  a  tir):  dat 

hwiq  kumz  tia  pas  wid"st  beirj  forsEn.  [enjal. 
Accidental,  Ak-si-den-tal,  n.  a  properti  non-es- 
AcciDENTAL,  Ak-si-den-tal,  a.  kayqal;  hapnii)  bj 

qans:  or  unekspektedli.  [ekspektedli. 

Accidentally,  Ak-si-den-tal-i,  ad.  bj  qans;  un- 
AcciDENTALNESS,   Ak-si-den-tal-nes,    n.    stat   ov 

bsig  aksidental. 
AcciPiENT,  Ak-sip-i-ent,  n.  wun  hcD  resEVz. 
Acclaim,  A-klam,  v.  i.  tia  giv  aploz:  tva  apled. 
Acclaim.  A-klam,  \   n.   a  J-st  ov  praz: 

Acclamation.  Ak-la-ma-Jon,  j  aplez.  [praz. 
Acclamatory,  A-klam-a-to-ri,  a.  ekspresii)  jar  or 
Acclimate.  A-klj-mat,  or  Ak'li-mat,  v.  t.  tu  br- 

kiim  akiistomd  tia  de  klimat.  [klimat. 

Acclimated,  A-kli-mat-ed,  p.  a.  irn^rd  tu  a 
Acclimatize,  A-klj-ma-tiz,  i'.  t.  ta  ini^r  er  adapt 

tia  a  kljmat:  tu  aklimat. 
Acclivity,  A-kliv-i-ti,  n.  stspnes  reknd  upwardz: 

az  ds  asent  ov  a  hil  iz  de  akliviti,  de  desent  iz 

de  dekliviti. 
Acclivous,  A-klj-vus,  a.  rizii)  wid  a  slop. 
Accloy,  A-klff,  V.  t.  tu  fil  up;  tu  kler.         [pa.«. 
AccoiL,  A-k(Jl.  v.  t.  tu  gader  intu  a  naro  kiim- 
Accolade,  Ak-o-lad,  n.  a  bio;  a  sersmoni,  for- 

merli  jn^zd  in  kreatirj  a  njt,  in  hwiq  de  kig  put 

hiz  hand  r>"nd  de  njts  nek. 
AccOLENT.  Ak'o-lent,  n.  a  berderir)  nabor. 
Accommodable,  A-kom-o-da-bl,  a.  dat  hwiq  ma 

be  fited. 
Accommodate,  A-kom-o-dat,  v.  t.  tia  supli  wid: 

tu  fit:  tu  adjust;  tu  serv.  [ed. 

Accommodate,  A-kom-o-dat,  a.  sq,t:ibl;  f it;  adapt- 
Accommodateness,  A-kom-o-dat-nes,  a.  fitnes. 
Accommodating,  A-kom-o-dat-ig,  /p.  a.disp(f)zd 

tia  obljj. 
Accommodation,   A-kom-o-da-Jon,   n.  provijon 

ov  konvenycnsez:  fitnes:  adjustment;  rekonsilia- 

Jon. 
Accommodation-bill,  A-kom-o-da-Jon-bil,  n.  a 

bil  ov  eksqanj  givn  az  an  akomodajon  insted  ov 

muni.  [akomodats. 

Accommodatoe,  A-kom-o-da-tor,  n.  wun  hoa 
Accompanier,  A-kdm-pa-ni-er,  r,.  wun  hct)akum- 

paiiiz. 
Accompaniment,  A-kdm-pa-ni-ment,  n.  dat  hwiq 

atendz  a  tir|  or  person.  [go  alog  wid. 

Accompany,  A-kum-pa-ni,  ^'.  t.  tu  jern  wid;  tu 
Accomplice,  A-kom-plis,  n.  an  asojiat,  in  an  il 

sens;  an  abetor:  wun  konsernd  in  krjm. 
Accomplish,   A-k6m-pliJ,   v.  t.  tu   komplet;  tu 

eksekut:  tu  fulfil:  tu  obtan;  tu  adorn  erfurnij. 
Accomplishable,  A-kom-pliJ-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov 

akomplijment. 
Accomplished,  A-kom-pliJt,  p.  a.  finijt:  komplet 

in  sum  kwulifikajon;  elegant.  [plijez. 

AccOMPLiSHER,  A-kom-pliJ-er,  n.  wun  hco  akom- 


Accomplishment,  A-kom-pliJ-ment,   n.  komple'* 

Jon;  f ul  perfermans;  ornament  ov  mjnd  er  bodi. 
AccoMPT,  A-k-snt,  n.     Se  (  Accauiit.} 
Accomptant,  A-k'snt-ant,  n.  a  kompnter;  a  man 

emplffd  in  ak^snt^s. 
Accord,  A-kerd,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  agre:  tu  h^rmonjz. 
Accord,  A-kerd,  n.   a  kompakt;  agrement;  yTj,n- 

yon:  on  akerd;  voluntari  mojon. 
Accordable,  A-kerd-a-bl,  a.  agreabl;  konsonant. 
Accordance,  A-kord-ans,  n.  agrement;  konformiti. 
Accordant,  A-kerd-ant,  a.  konsonant;  korespond- 

iij;  wilig.  [maner. 

Accordantly,  A-kerd-ant-li,  ad.  in  an  akerdant 
AccoRDER,  A-kerd-er,  ?;-.  an  asistant;  helper;  fa- 
vorer, [agreablj. 
Accordingly,  A-kerd-ig-li,  ad.  konsekwentli; 
According  to,   A-k6rd-ig  tu,  prep,  in  akerdans 

wid,  [strtnment. 

Accordion,  A-kerd-i-on,  n.  a  smel  ked  wind  in- 
Accorporate,  A-ker-po-rat,  v.  t.  tu  inkerporat. 
Accost,  A-k6st,  ■?.'.  t.  tu  spek  tu;  tu  adres;  salq^t. 
Acccstable,  A-kost-a-bl,  a.  ezi  ov  akses;  fre. 
Accosted,  A-kost-ed,  p.  a.  adrest:  {Her.)  sjd  bj 

sjd. 
Accoucheur,  A-koD-Jer,    n.  a    fizijan  ha>  asists 

wLiiien  in  qjldbert. 
Accouchement,  A-kcDj-mon,  n.  {Fr.)  de  deliveri 

ov  a  wuman  in  qjldbert. 
Account,  A-k-snt,   n.   a  kompntajon;  estimajon; 

advdntaj;  regqrd:  narajon:  egzaminajon. 
Account,  A-k-jnt,  v.  t.  tu  estem;  rekn;  kompi^t. 
Account,  A-k'snt,  v.i.  tu  rekn;  tu  giv  an  akisnt. 
Accountability,  A-k^nt-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  Ijabiliti  ta 

giv  akS'nt. 
Accountable,  A-k-snt-a-bl,    a.   Ijabl  tu  ak-snt; 

Ijabl  tu  be  kold  tu  akS'nt;  responsibl.       [biliti. 
AccouNTABLENESS,  A-k-sut-a-bl-nes,  n.  responsi- 
AccouNTANT,  A-k'snt-ant,  a.  ak-5ntabl  tu. 
Accountant,  A-k-jnt-ant,  n.  a  man   emplffd  in 

ak-snts.  [temd. 

Accounted,   A-k-snt-ed,  /'.    reknd;   valyi^d:    e8- 
AccouNT-BOOK,  A-k^nt-buk,  n.  a  buk  kontanig 

ak^ints.  [ak-jnts. 

Accounting,  A-krnt-ig,  «.    de  akt  ov  adjustig 
AccouPLE,  A-kiip-l,  v.  t.  tu  ligk  tugeder. 
AccouPLEMENT,  A-kup-1-ment,  n.  ajugkjon. 
Accoutre,  A-kdb-ter,  v.  t.  tu  dres ;  tu  ekwip. 
Accoutrements,    A-k(6-ter-ments,    ji.    ekwipaj; 

trapigz. 
Accredit,  A-kred-it,  v.  t.  tu  giv  kredit;  tu  k-sn- 

1 8  nans.  [kredit. 

Accreditation,  A-kred-i-ta-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  givig 
Accredited,  A-kred-it-ed,  p.  a.  intrusted;  kon- 

fjded  in. 
Accrescent,  A-kres-ent,  a.  inkresig;  groig. 
Accretion,  A-kre-Jon,   n.    de  akt  ov  groig  tu 

aniider. 
Accretive,  A-kre-tiv,  a.  inkresig  bj  grot. 
Accroach,  A-kroq,  r.  t.  tu  dro  tu  wun;  tu  grjp. 
Accrue,  A-krc6,   r.  i.  tu  aksed  tu;  tia  be  adcd 

tu;  tu  apend  tu;  tu  ariz  az  profits;  tu  folo  az 

los. 
AccRUMEnt,  A-krflb-ment,  n.  adijon;  inkres. 
AccuBATiON,  Ak-n,-ba-Jon,  n.  a  rekljnig  at  melz. 
AccUMB,  A-kiimb,  v.  t.  tu  rekljn.  [kljnig. 

AccuMBENCY,  A-kum-bcn-si,  n.  stat  ov  beig  re- 
Accumbent,  A-ktim-bent,  a.  lenig;  rekljnig. 
Accumulate,  A-ki'^-mT(,-lat,  v.  t.  tu  kep  up;  tia 

pjl  up;  tu  brig  tugeder. 
Accumul.-vte,  A-kri-mi^-lat,  v.  i.  tu  inkres. 
Accumulation,    A-kii,-mq,-la-Jon,  n.   de   akt  ov 
aki\mqlatig.  [mi^lats. 

Accumulative,    A-k^-mq-la-tiv,    a.     dat   aki^- 
AccuMULATOR,  A-ki\-mn,-la-tor,  n.  wim  dat  akiq,- 
mi|,lats.  [kv- 

Accuracy,  Ak'yri-ra-si,  n.  egzaktnes;   korektnes; 


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ACR 


AOCCKATK,    Ak'yu-rat,    a.    egzakt;  kortfkt;    dun 

wid  k^r.  [eror. 

AcciBATELY,  Ak'yu-rat-li,  ad.  egtaktli;  widiit 
AccfRATENtss,  Ak'yii-rHt-ue.i,  n.  cgzuktaw;  ak- 

yn.ni-i;  u(-li. 
Acci'KSE,  A-kiiri,  r.  t.  tu  doiin  tu  laixeri;  tu  kun>. 
AccL'KSKD,  A-kiirst,  /«.  akdr.'it:  (<k.-t'krubl:  hatful. 
ACCLSAULK,  A-kt'ir-a-lfl,  u.  liluiiialil:  kul]iubl. 
Accusant,  A-ki'j-xant,  n.  wun  ha»  akiizez. 
Acci'SATio.N,  Ak-ii-wi-joii,  n.  akt  ov  uki^sig;  dat 

ov  hwi(;  wun  iz  aktizd:  (;(;rj:  soiijur. 
AocfHATiVK.  A-ki'iz-tt-tiv,  n.  de  fort  kasov  Latin 

n^nx:  oliji-ktiv.  [tiv  Vbs. 

AcccsATivtLV,  A-ki^z-a-tiv-li,  ail.  az  &t  akq.Ea- 
AccusAToar,  A-kiiz-a-to-ri,  a.  kontanijj  q  qqrj; 

hliiiint).  [peq. 

AccfSK.  A-ki'iz,  r.  /.  tu  wnJur:  tu  q^rj;  tu  iiu- 
ArtrHKi>,  A-kiizJ,  /<.  qqrjd  wid  krjm:  scnJurd. 
Accu.sKK,  A-ki'iz-tT.  n.  wun  hitj  hrijiza  ijqrj.  [iiiqr. 
Acci'STOii.  A-kii-i-ioin,  r.  t.  tu  habityiint;  tu 
ACCL'STMMKD,  A-ku.<-tiiin'l,   /'.    btifl  habityi),ated 

bj  yq":  tnind:— a.yi'i.'jiial:  yqzd. 
AccirsTOjiAKiLV,  A-kus-tiPiu-u-ri-li,  ad.  in  a  kds- 

tomari  umrR-r.  [tu  kuKtoin. 

AccisTOJiAUV,  A-ku9-t<ini-a-ri,  a.  ygsqal:  akordiy 
Ace,  il^,  /*.  a  yiinit  on  kqrdz  f>rdjs:'uii  atum. 
Aceldama.  A-sel-da-ma.  n.  [Ilrh.\  u  fcld  ov  blud. 
ACEriiALAN,  A-!<ef-a-lan,  n.  an  animal  widvt  a 

hrd.  IIZ  HD  «r!iliT. 

ACEPiiALi,  A-!<tif-a-lj,  n.  pi.  [Z.]  lerelen  hd)  ak- 

ni)l'-j  iiu  Ifdor  ."niierior. 
AcEPiiALOca,  A-sef-a-lus,  a.  wid'vt  a  hed:  hedlcs. 
ACEPOINT,   Us'ixrnt,    n.  de  Rjd  ov  a  d|  hwi^  haz 

but  wun  s|Mit. 
AcERB,  A-!<erb.  a.  osid.  wid  an  adijon  ov  nifne.«. 
AcERBATK,  A-(*r-bat,  i'.  t.  tu  mak  sur  or  biter. 
AcEKBiTY,    A-*^r-bi-ti,   f».    sur  last;   scvcriti  ov 

ti-minT. 
ACEKVATE,  A-s^r-vat,  r.  t.  tu  hrp  up. 
ACERVATION,  A!s-cr-va-Jon,  m.  akt  ov  hepig  tu- 

Jfiider. 

An  itvnsE,  A.«'cr-vo?,  a.  ful  ov  brps. 
All-    1  ^  T,  A-Kv-i-ent,  a.  tendifl  tu  siimcs  or  asid. 
.Vi  1  I  sKV,  As'e-tu-ri,  n.  a  jiulpi  subjtans  in  fntits. 
Aci-TATE.  A.-i'r-tat,  n.  a  nqtral  sell  fonnd  bj  de 

a.-M.^tik  asiil  wid  n  bad.  [a.-jjii. 

AcETATED,  As-c-tat-cd,  a.  kombjnd  wid  &s«tik 
Acetic.  A-set-ik,  a.  baviy  At  propertiz  ov  vinepar. 
AcETiFT,  A-»et-i-fj,  r.  t.  tu  mak  inr;  tu  B-'idifi. 
AcETiMKTEB.    A.-s-t-tim-E-tor,    n.    an  in;«tra>mcnt 

fer  u.<(Ttiinii)  At  .-itreflt  uv  vinfjpir. 
ACETIMETRV,  As-f -tiin-E-tri,  n.  At  qrt  ov  ascrtan- 

i(1  At  strejjt  ov  vincpjr,  or  asetik  asid. 
Aorrous,  A-siE-tu.i,  a.  pqrjaii  a^idifid;  STsr. 
Ache,  Uk,  n.  kontinyq<t  fun. 
ACUE,  Qk,  r.  I*,  tu  lie  in  kontinyqd  pan. 
AciiEKOX.  Ak'E-riPii.  H.  At  fabld  river  ov  bcl. 
Achievable,  A-<jEv-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  performd. 
ACHiEVANCE,    A-qev-anii,    n.    pcrfurmand;    aqev- 

menl. 
AcniEVit,    A-^<v.  c.   t.   tu   perform:  tu   finij  a 

deijn  prd.<poru.»li:  tu  gan;  tu  obtan. 
AcillKVEMENT.  A-(;r'v -mcnt.  n.  a   pirformans;  an 

ak/"n:  a  i?mt  rk^iilrfl:  o  fet;  a   dEd;    (//tr.>  an 

c^'kru^'in,  or  fn!<{n  qrmorial.  purpu.-". 

ACHirvER.  A-r,e'v-Lr,    n.    wun   hen  akdmplijcz    a 
AcHiNti.  Uk'io.  ".  Imd:  kontinyqd  (lan  or  distre.t. 
AcHOR.  fl'kor,  H.  II  kqtaneu.<i  dizt'z  on  de  he<l. 
ACURUMATIC,  Ak-ro-raat-ik,  a.  do-titqt  ov  kulor; 

noiii)  t»>lr''ku|»'    hwiij  prrvont  abcrajon  arjzio 

friiui  dr  varin*  kulorz  ov  Ijf. 
AciiRoMATiriTY,  .\k-ru-iiia-tis-i-ti,)    n.  wont  ov 
AciiROMATiflM«  .V-kru-ma-tii-m.       i       kulnr. 
AciCLLAB,  Avik-yq-lar,  a.  in  dr  form  ov  nrdlz. 
Acid,  AVid,  n.  a  !>ul>.4tanii  b}  hwii;  iktltt  qr  fermd. 
Acid,  As'id,  a.  mr:  /qrp:  l^k  vinegar. 


Aci  Dirt  ABLE,  A-sid-i-fi-a-bl,  a.  dat  mabr  a«idif{d. 
AcMiiKiCATio.v,  A-8id-i-fi-k^-/on,  It.  akt  ov  aaul 

ifli(>. 
AciDiKY.  A-«iJ-i-fj.  V.  t.  tu  konv^rt  intu  aiid. 
AciDiKiED,   A-sid-i-fid,  p.   mad   ajsid;    kunv^rlod 

intu  a!<id. 
AciDiMETEa.    As-id-im-t-ter,    n.   an   inatnumcnt 

f.ir  iL'i-rtanig  de  strcjjt  ov  a.-«idz. 
Acidity,    A-:<id-i-ti,  i   n.  an   a!<id    tut;  rsrnet: 
AciD.VESS,   As'id-nen,  f       Jqrpne!<. 
AciDULE,     Avid-yq-le,     «.    p/.    [L.]     medicinal 

i^priyz  impri'pnatvd  wid  kqrlx'jnik  a^id. 
Acidulate.  A-s'id-yq-Iat,  r.  I.  tu  tinj  wid  aoidz. 
AciDL'LOL's,  A-sid-yq-lus,  a.  fumbwot  a.«id:  gurij. 
Acidulated,  A-sid-yq-la-tcd,  p.  a.  tinjd  wid  an 

a.*  id. 
Acinaceous,  As-i-nn-Jus,  a.  ful  ov  kernclz. 
AciNACiFOBM,    As-in-ak-i-form,   a.  formd   l|k  u 

!>im£tvr.  [p«pe. 

AcixiKOKM,  A-sin-i-form,  a.   bavig   de   form   ov 
Acknowledge,    Ak-n61-ej,    t.  t.  tu  konfM:  tu 

rekoj^tijz:  tu  tin. 
Acknowledged,  Ak-nol-ejd,  p.  a.  ond;  beUvd. 
AcKNowLEDGi.NG,    Ak-nol-cj-ig,  pp.  a.  konfesij): 

Kratful.  [tagkfl. 

Acknowledgment,  Ak-nol-cj-mcnt,  n.  konfejon: 
Acm£,  .Vk'niE,  II.  [(Jr.]  At  hjest  ptfnt:  de  sumit. 
Acolotuist,  A-kol-o-tist.i    «.  wun  ov  de  .«ubor- 
AcoLYTE,  Ak'o-ljt,  )"  dinat   ofii^crz    in    At 

un/ent  qurcj,  bin  Ijted  de  lam|«  and   prej^rd  de 

clemonti  ov  At  sukramcnt  and  atendi-d  it  bijop. 
Aconite,  Ak'u-njt,  u.  At  erh  wult*  ban:  |jerzn. 
A  CORN.  U'k'irn.  n.  At  sed  or  fnt>t  ov  de  Qk. 
ACORNKD,  a'kornd.  a.  fumijt  wid  akomz. 
.VcosMiA,  A-koz-mi-a,  n.  ircj^'qlariti  ov  dizez. 
AcoTYLEDOX.  U-kot-i  le-dun,  n.  a  plant  hoiz  sed 

buz  no  di-:ti{)kt  kotiledonz. 
AcOTVLEDOXOua,  U-kot-i-led-o-nus  a.  baviy  no 

kotiledonz  or  .<jd  lobz. 
Acoustic,  A-kdw-tik,  a.  relatiy  tu  herij). 
Acoustics,  A-kite-tiks,  h.  /*/.  de  sjens  ov  stindz. 

teqii)  d:ir  koz,  natyqr,  and  fenomEna. 
Acquaint,  A-kwant,   v.  t.  tu  mak  familyar;  tu 

infi'irni:  tu  dskl^r. 
AcQUAiNTA.vcE,  A  kwjint-an-,    n.   familyar  nolej: 

a  iierson  or  per-^onz  wid  bajuj  wun  iz  akwantcd. 
AcQUAi.NTED,  A-kwunt-ed.  a.  familyar:  wel  non. 
AcyuEST,  A-kwest.  n.  atiujment:  akwizijon. 
AcyuiEscE,  Ak-wi-es,  r.  i.  tu  rest  in:  reman  sat- 

i.ffjd  wid;  tu  komjilj:  tu  agre.  [kont^nt. 

Acquiescence.  .\k-wi-e?-cns,  a.  kompU.ans:  rest: 
Acquiescent.  Ak-wi-es-ent,  a.  ezi;  subinitig:  dis- 

p6zd  tu  .<ubmit. 
Acquirable,  A-kwjr-a-b!,  a.  dat  ma  be  akwjrd. 
Acquire,  .V-kwir,  r. /.  tUKan:tu  kum  tu:tu  atan. 
Acquirement.  A-kwir-mc'nt.  n.  atanm>nt:  gan. 
.VcQUiRiJi.  .V-kwjr-iT.  II.  wun  hoi  akwjrz. 
Acquisition.  Ak-wi-xi/-on,  h.   At  akt  ov  ganig: 

akwirm<'nt. 
AcQUisiTrvE.  A-kwiz-i-tiv,  a.  de  dezjr  tu  jkw{r. 
Acquisitively,  A-kwiz-i-tiv-li.  ad.  bjakwjrment. 
AcQUisiTiVENE-ss,  A-kwiz-i-tiv-ncs  n.  At  luv  o\ 

akwiriy  jimpiTti,  or  |M>zc/on. 
Acquit.  A-kwit,   r.  t.   tu   set  fre;  tu  kler  from 

qqrj,  akqza/i.n,  ki.:  tu  di.<qqrj.  [akwiuil. 

Acquitment,  A-kwit-mcnt.  «.  At  akt  ov  akwitip. 
Acquittal,  A-kwit-al.  n.  u  dEliverans:  dis<jqrj. 
Acquittance,  A-kwit-ansi,  n.  o  disijqrj  fmra  dot. 
.\CQUITTED,  .\-kwit-ed.    p.    set    frr:    reU'.st    fr\>m 

dot,  dqti,  obliga/on,  or  Huspijon  ov  L'il'. 
Acre,  U  ker,  ».  a  kwontiti  ov  land  >  -ti 

riKiz  in  b'pt  and  forin  bredt.or  4■^  i  :i. 

Acrid,  Ak'rid,  a.  ova  hot,b{tiQtajt.  i..  ■ . . ,...,_,.  ..i. 
AcRiMO.MOUs.  Ak-ri-m6-ni-u8,  a.  Jqr}':  koro-iiv; 

sever.  [net;  or  bilpmcs. 

AcKLMOXioi'SLT,  Ak-ri-mi^-ni-us-li,  ad.  wid  /qrp- 


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AcRiMONiousNESS,  Ak-ri-m(S-ni-us-nes, )   n.  Jqrp- 
ACEIMONY,  Ak'ri-nio-ni,  J  nos; 

korcasivne?;  biternes  or  SEveriti  ov  temper. 
ACRITUDE,  Ak'ri-tii,d,  n.  an  akrid  tast. 
ACRITV,  Ak'ri-ti,  n.  Jqrpnes;  Egernes. 
AcROMATic,  Ak-ro-mat-ik,  /    a.  ahstrdis;  per- 

AcEOMATiCAL,  Ak-ro-mat-i-kal, )       taniij  tixi  dep 

lerniij. 
AcROMATics,   Ak-ro-mat-iks,  |   n.    pi.     Aristotlz 
AcROATics,   Ak-ro-at-iks,        f       lektjrq,rz  on  de 

moi-  sutl  pqrts  ov  filosofi. 
AcROATic.  Ak-ro-at-ik,  a.  nhstr&s;  akromatik. 
AcROLiTH,  Ak'ro-lit,  n.  a  statyi\,  hcDz  ekstremitiz 

wer  ov  ston  and  de  uder  pqrts  ov  wud. 

AcRONYCAL,  A-kron-i-kal,   a.   opozit  tu  de  sun, 

or  rjzi;)  hwen  dg  sun  rjzez,  az  a  stqr;  opozd  tia 

kozmikal.  [kal  tjm. 

AcROXyCALLY,  A-kron-i-kal-i.  ad.  at  de  akroni- 

AcROPOLis,  A-krop-cD-lis,  n.  a  sitadel;  de  sitadel 

ov  Afcenz.  [sedz. 

AcROSPiRE,  Ak'ra-spir,  n,  a  JcBt  from  ds  end  ov 

Across,  A-kr6s,  ad.  atwort:  over;  kroswjz. 

Acrostic,  A-kr6s-tik,  n.  a  pcaom  in  hwiq  de  ferst 

leterz  ov  dg  Ijnz  mak  up  de  nam  ov  a  person. 
ACROSTiCAL,  A-kros-ti-kal,  a.  relatiij  tu  akrostiks. 
AcROSTiCALLY,  A-kroi-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in  de   maner 

ov  an  akrostik. 
ACROTERILM,  Ak-ro-te-ri-um,  n.  [£,]  a  smel  ped- 
estal or  terminatii)  member. 
Act,  Akt,  v.  i.  tm  kondukt  er  bshav. 
Act,  Akt.  r.  t.  tu  perform;  tu  fan;  tu  imitat;  tia 

put  in  mojon. 
Act,  Akt,  n.  a  ded;  eksplfft;  deki-e:  divigon  ov  a 
pla:  a  dskre  ov  a  kort:  a  statyqt.  [haviij. 

Acting,  Akt'ii),   n.  akjon;  akt  ov  perfermiij:  be- 
ACTION,  Ak'Jon,  7i.  a  tig  dun;  ded;  batl;  sqt  at  lo; 
jtstyqr:  eksersjz;  operajon.  [in  le. 

Actionable,  Ak'Jon-a-bl,  a.  dat  admits  an  akJon 
Actionably,  Ak'Jon-a-bli,  ad.  bj  a  proses  ov  lo. 
Actionary,  Ak'Jon-a-ri,  (^  n.  wun  dat  haz  a  Jqr 
ACTIONIST,   Ak'Jon-ist,     j        in  akjonz  er  stoks. 
Active,  Ak'tiv,  a.   dat  akts;    opozd    tia    pasiv; 

transitiv;  bizi:  nimbi;  ajil;  kwik. 
Actively,  Ak'tiv-li,  ad.  in  an  aktiv  manor;  biz- 

ili;  nimbli;  livli. 
AcTiVENESS,  Ak'tiv-nes,)    n.  de  stat  or  kwoliti  ov 
Activity,  Ak-tiv-i-ti,    j       beii]  aktiv;  nimblnes. 
Actor.  Ak'tor,  n.  wun  b*  akts:  a  staj  plaer. 
Actress,  Ak'tres,  v.  a  femal  h*  akts  er  plaz. 
Actual,  Akt'yi|-al,  a.  reali  in  akt;  pozitiv;  real; 
cfektiv;  serten.  [iij  aktyqal. 

Actuality,  Akt-yn,-al-i-ti,  n.  realiti;  stat  ov  be- 
Actually,  Akt'yq-al-i,  ad.  in  akt;  reali;  pozitivli; 
trttjli.  [i:r)  aktyqal. 

AcTUALNESS,  Akt'yii,-al-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  be- 
ACTUARY,  Akt'yq-a-ri,  n.  a  rejister;  a  klerk  ov  a 

sosjeti. 
Actuate,  Akt'yq-at,  v.  t.  tu  put  intu  akJon. 
Actuate.  Akt'yq-at,  a.  piat  intu  akJon:  aktyq,ateJ. 
Acuate,  Ak'yq-at,  v.  t.  tu  Jqrpn:  tu  pffnt. 
AcuiTiON,  Ak-yq-iJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  Jqrpniii. 
Aculeate,  A-kq-le-at,  a.  baviij  a  ptrnt:  yjrikli. 
Acumen,  A-kq-men,    n.   [Z.]   a   Jqrp   pernt;   tig- 

yqrativli:  kwiknes  ov  persepjon;  dizernraent. 
Acuminate,  A-kq-mi-nat,  a.  Jqrp  pmited. 
Acuminate,  A-kq-mi-nat,  v.  i.  tu  rjz  Ijk  a  kon. 
Acuminate,  A-kq-mi-nat,  v.  t.  tu  hwet  or  Jqrpn. 
Acumination,  A-kq-mi-na-Jon,  n.  a  Jqrpnij);  ter- 

minajon  in  a  Jqrp  pernt. 
Acupuncture,  U!-kii^-pui)kt-yqr,  n.  a  metod   ov 

blediij  bj  smol  puijktyqrz. 
Acute,  A-kqt,  a.  Jqrp:  not  blunt  er  obti|s;  in- 
jenyus;  p^^nctratii).  A/i  aJciH  dizfz  terminats  Jort- 
li;  opozd  tu  kronikal.     Ai^lt  alsent  iz  dat  hwiq 
razez  de  vers. 
Acutely,  A-kqt-li,  ad.  Jqrpli;  Jr(X)dli;  kenli. 


AcuTENESS,  A-ki\,t-nes,  n.  Jqrpnes;  stat  ov  bcii) 
Adage,  Ad'aj,  n.  a  maksim;  a  proverb.  [ak4t. 
Adagio,  A-d4-ji-o,  n.  [It.]  a  slo  tjm;  ad.  sloli. 
Adamant,  Ad'a-mant,  n.  a  veri  hqrd  ston;  a  dia- 
mond. 
Adamantean,  Ad-a-man-te-an,  a.  ekstremli  hqrd. 
Adamantine,  Ad-a-man-tin,  a.  mad  ov  adamant: 

hqrd.  [etik. 

Adamite,  Ad'am-it,  n.  de  nam  ov  an  anjent  h^r- 
Adam's-apple,  Ad-amz-ap-1,  n.  de  i^rominent  pqi-t 

ov  de  trot.  [tu  aplj. 

Adapt,  A-dapt,  v.  I.  tu  sq,t;  tu  mak  fit;  tu  adjust; 
Adaptability,  A-dap-ta-bil-i-ti,  n.  kapabiliti  ov 

adaptajon. 
Adaptable,  A-dap-ta-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  adapted. 
Adaptation,  Ad-ap-ta-Jon,  ;i.  de  akt  ov  fitig  er 

sqtiij. 
Ad  arbitrium.  Ad  qr-bit-ri-um,  [Z.l    at  plegqr. 
Ad  captandum,  Ad  kap-tan-dum,  [Z.]  tu  kapti- 

vat  de  vulgar.  [egment. 

Add,  Ad,  v.  t.  tu  jern  er  put  tu;  tu  inkres;  tu 
Addecimate,  A-des-i-mat,  v.  t.  tva  tak  tjdz;  tu 

dcsimat. 
Addendum,   A-den-dum,    ».    [Z.]  pi.  A-den-da, 

sumtiij  aded  or  tia  be  aded;  an  apendiks. 
Adder,  Ad'er,  n.  a  venomus  serpent;  a  vjper. 
Adder's-grass,  Ad'erz-gras,  n.  a  plant  hcBz  sedz 

qr  prodqst  on  spiks  rezemblir)  an  aderz  turj. 
Adder's-wort,  Ad'erz-wurt,  n.  snak  wed.     [ed. 
Addibility,  Ad-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  posibiliti  ov  beig  ad- 
Addible,  Ad'i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  aded.  [aplj. 

Addict,  A-dikt,  v.  t.  tu  devot;  tu  dedikat;  tu 
Addicted,  A-dikt-ed,  p.  givn  tu;  devoted;  fond. 
Addictedness,  A-dikt-ed-ncs,  ;        i       x   i 
Addiction,  A-dik-Jon,  i  "•  ^Bvotednes. 

Adding,  Ad'ir),/)/).  jernir);  putiij  tugeder. 
Additament,  A-dit-a-ment,  «.  adijon;  de  tigaded. 
Addition,  Ad-iJ-on,  n.  akt  ov  adiij;  de  tiij  aded: 

a  r(t)l  for  adii)  numberz  tiageder;  de  tjtl  anekst 

tu  a  manz  nam. 
Additional,  Ad-iJ-on-al,  a.  dat  iz  er  ma  be  aded. 
Additionally,  Ad-iJ-on-al-i,  ad.  bj  wa  ov  adijon. 
Additory,  Ad'i-to-ri.  a.  haviij  de  p-jer  ov  adip. 
Addle,  Ad'l,  a.  bad;  baren;  unfrcotful;  orijinali 

aplid  tu  suq  cgz  az  prodqs  nutig. 
Addle-headed,  Ad-1-heded,  /    a.   ov  wek  intel- 
Addle-pated,  Ad-1-pat-ed,   f       ekt;  frolij. 
Addorse,  A-ders,  v.  t.  (Z^r.)  tia  plas  bak  tu  bak. 
Address,  A-dres,   v.  t.   tu  spek  er  ajWj  tU;  tu 

pra;  tu  direkt;  tu  prepqr;  tu  kort. 
Address,  A-dres,  n.   aplikajon;  petijon;  kortjip; 

skil;  deksteriti;  an  orajon;  speq;  direkjon  ov  a 

leter;  de  nam,  tjtl,  &s.,  ov  a  person. 
Addresser,  A-dres-er,  n.  wun  hO)  adresez. 
Adduce,  A-dqs,  v.  t.  tia  brii)  forward;  tia  al^. 
Adduced,  A-dqst,  /).  bret  forward;  alejd  in  Ar- 
gument. 
Adducent,  A-dq-sent,  a.  dreii)  tugeder.     [ward. 
Adducible,  A-dq-si-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  brot  fer- 
Adduction,  A-diik-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  adqsii). 
Adductive,  A-diik-tiv,  a.  dat  brir|z  d-gn. 
Adelantado,  Ad-£-lan-tq-do,  n.  (*§).)  an  of iser 

in  Span. 
Adeling,  Ad'g-liij,  n.  a  tjtl  ov  onor  givn  tu  sr 
Sakson  ansestorz,  properli  apljd  tu  qildren  ov 

prinsez  and  yui)  noblz.  [Jon. 

Ademption,  A-dem-Jon,  n.  a  takii)  awa;  prjva- 
Adenography,  Ad-en-6g-ra-fi, )  ».'a  tretiz  on  At 
Adenology,  Ad-en-61-o-ji,       f  glandz:  dqr  nat- 

y\\T  and  yqsez. 
Adenotomy,  Ad-en-6t-o-mi,   n.  a   kutii)  or  in- 

si^on  ov  a  gland. 
Adept,  A-dept,  n.  wun  wel  verst^n  cni  qrt. 
Adept.  A-dept,  a.  skilful;  turoli  verst.     [fijent. 
Adequacy,  Ad'e-kwa-si,  /).  de  kwoliti  ovbeipsu- 
Adequate,  Ad'e-kwat,  a.  ekwal  tu;  proporjonat. 


ADJ 


ADM 


kun^Utig  ov  fat;  fat. 


AoKQUATELT,  Ad'c-kwnt-li,    ad.    in    proporjon; 

juctli. 
AoKyiATENKSS,  Ail'E-kwat-ne«,  n.    stat  ov  btij) 

dflekwat. 
Adiquation,  Ad-e-kwd-Jon,  ».  &(lt-kwatno«. 
Ad  EfXDKJi,  Ad  r-dn-dcm,  [L.\  tu  At  cam. 
Adiiuii:,  Ad-hi'r,  v.  %.  tia  Htik  tu;  tu  reman  fik.it. 
AoiitiiKNCE,  Ad-htr-eiw,     j    n.  At  kwoliii  ov  ad- 
AuiiuiENCY,  Ad-he'r-en-si,  j        hcrij);    ati<;meDt; 

trnu.''iti;  fidoliti. 
AuiiEKKNT,  Ad-hrr-cnt,  a.  stikig  tu;  y^nitod  wid. 
Adiiluknt,  Ad-her-cnt.(    n.    wun    ha»   adhere;    u 
AmiEiitR,  Acl-hi'r-or,     f       f61ocr.  [manor. 

Adiikiikntlv,  Ail-hi'r-ont-li,  lui.  in  an  adhrrunt 
Adjiksiov,  Ad-hc-jiiM,  n.  akt  or  mat  ov  stikig  er 

aillu-riu  tu  cumtio;  adherens. 
ADiitsivi:,  Ad-hi'-siv,  .•».  .■'tikifl;  trnajui".  [er. 

Adhesively,  Ad-hi'-.^iv-li,  ad.  in  an  u<JhFsiv  man- 
.KDIIESIVEXE88,  Ad-he-.-iiv-no.-*,  H.  ten:i.-<iti:  viskos- 

iti;  (  /'hrfii.)  a  pru)I>cnsiti  tu  form  ataf;inent;<. 
.Vdiiibit,  .\d'hib-it,  r.  t.  tu  aplj:  tu  mak  viisov. 
Adiiihition,  Ad-hi-liiJ-on,  n.  a]>likaj<in. 
Ad  iioMiNEii,  Ad  h<'»in-i-nem,  (  /-. »  tu  Ac  man. 
Aduoktatiox,  .\d-hor-ta-Jon,  n.  advj,-'. 
Adiioutatouy,  Ad-hi5rt-a-to-ri,  a.  kontaniflkirn- 

spI  or  W'>rni\).  [ent. 

.\DiAPHOBOfs,  ,\d-i-.if-o-ru8,   a.  ni\tnil:  indifcr- 
Adiapiiorv.  Ad-i-:if-o-ri,  h.  mitniliti:  indifiTon-. 
Adieu.  A-di'i.  m.  iXrwel:  i  komond  vjj  tu  (JimI. 
.\d  INKI.MTI'M.  Ad  in-fi-uj-tum,  i  Z.)  tu    ondloM 

ckst<'iit.  Iinkw[ri. 

Ad  ixyiiREXDfM,  Ad  in-kwi-r<*n-dum,  i  Z. )  for 
Ad  iNTEniM.  .Vd  in-t'-r-iin,  (/..^  in  de  mrnliwil. 
Adipocere,  Ail-i-pti-str,  n.  an  (Tli  or  wuksi  sub- 

Ktan-i  fornvl  bj  Ac  dtkomixDzi/on  ov  animal  bodiz 

in  niTst  pia'cz. 
Adipose,  .Vd'i-pos 
.Vdipois,  Ad'i-pu.«, 
Adit.  Ad'it,  u.  a  pasaj  for  wotcr  under  gr'%nd. 
Adjacency,  .\d-jn-son-.>'i,  u.  stat  ov  Ijip  klos  tu. 
Adjacent,  Ad-jii-sent,  .-i.  Ijip  klo^*  tu:  borderiu 

uix'in:-  /I.  diit  hwiq  Ijj;  nokst  andder. 
Adject.  Ad-jokt.  r.  t.  tu  ad  tu.  faded. 

Adjectiox,  Ad-jck-Jon,  n.  Ae  akt  ov  adig:  Ac  tifl 
Adjectitioi'S,  Ad-jok-tiJ-u.",  a.  adijonal. 
Adjective,  Ad'jek-tiv,  h.  q  wurd  adi'd  tud  n>n 

tu  dr-krjb  it,  or  ckspres  sum  kwoliti,  ar  gud, 

bad.  As. 
ADJECfriVELY,  Ad'j<"k-tiv-li,  ,vf.  in  Ac  manor  ov  an 

wlji'ktiv. 
Adjoin,  Ad-je^rn,  r.  i.  tu  be  kontigynus  tu. 
Adjoin,  Ad-j«rn,   r.  t.  tu  jern  tu:  tu  yt|,njt  or 

put  tu. 
Adjoining.  Ad-j<*n-ip,  a.  klos  tu;  kontigyrius. 
Adjourn,  Ad-jum,  r.  t.  tu  put  of  tu  andder  da; 

tu  postpun:  txa  pror6g;  tu  defer. 
Adjocrnment,  Ad-jdm-ment,  n.  akt  ov  adjdm- 

ij):  delii;  intormijon.  [tu  dekr£. 

Adjudge,  Ad-jdj,  r.  t.  tu  juj:   tu  pas  sentons; 
Adjudgment,  .Xd-jdj-ment,  n.  aktovjiijiy. 
Adjudicate,  Ad-ji\,-di-knt,    r.    (.    tu    det^rmin 

b|  lo.  [or  sonton--. 

Adjudicatiom,  Ad-Jn,-di-ka-Jon,  n.  jix<lijal  trial 
Adjunct,  Ad'juj)kt,  «.  a  person  or  tip  jffnd  tu 

andder:     a.  adcd  tu:  yunjted  wid.  [j<»nd. 

Adjunction.  Ai|-jd\)k-J<«u,  n.  akt  ov  jirnij):  tiji 
Adjunctive,  A  1  jdpk-tiv,  n.  dat  bwit";  \t.  jtrn.l: 

a.  havio  At  kwoliti  ..v  jirnin.  [tiv  miner. 

Adjunctivei-Y,  Ad-jdpk-fiv-li,  ad.  inana^ljduk- 
.\DJURATiON,   Ad  jn  ni-J..n,  n.  Ac  akt  ov  <jqrji{) 

aniider  soleinli  bj  wunl  or  of;  At  form  ov  q\. 
Adjure.  Ad-ji\r,  r.  t.  tu  impui  »n  at  updn  an- 
dder; tu  (jqrj  solemli  or  emeslli. 
.Vdjurfr,  Ad-ji'ir-cr,  n.  wun  hm  adji'ira:  wun  dat 

epr.'ikt.''  on  oK 
Adjust,  .Vd-jdst,  r.  /.  tu  fit;  tu  adipt;  ta  setl. 


I.Vdji.ster,  Ad-jdtt-er,  II.  wun   h<i»  plosex    in  dq 

order. 
I  Adjusting,  Arl-jdst-io,  i    n.  a  regyt^lajon;  a 

!  Adjuhtment,  Ad-jdi)i-mcDt,|i       sotif^   in     order; 

dispozijon;  Kotlment. 
Adjutage,  Ad'j^-tuj,  /  n.  a  tqb  fit«d  tu  At  mirt 
Ajutage,  Aj'^i^-tuj,  (  ov  a  vesel,  tni>  hwiq  wa- 
ter iz  plad  in  a  f'sntcn.  [ji^tant. 
Adjutancy,  Ad'jii-tan-»i,  n.  dr  ofii  ov  an  ad- 
Adjutant,  Ad'jii-tant,  n.  a  mililari  ofisiT  hiD  adz 

in  Ac  ek:<£kiiJon  ov  orderz.  [muter 

Adjutor,  Ad-ji'i-ior,    n.    a   helper;  acii<taiit;  prcT 
Adjuvant,  Ad'ju-vant,  a.  helpful:  yniiful. 
Adjuvant,  Ad'jti-vant,  n.  an  asiiiiaut;  a  helper. 
Ad  libitum.  Ad  libitum,  ad.  [L.\  at  plejt^r;  at 

diskre/on.  [Jonz;  tu  a|KjrJon. 

Admeasure,  Ad-mei{-iy,  r.  t.  tu  tak  de  dimen- 
Admeasuuement.  Ad-m<^-iir-ment,   n.    takig  ov 

dimenjonz.  [mejun. 

Admeasukek,    Ad-mo;^-n,-rer,    w.     wun  dat  ad- 
Admensuratio.n,  Ad-men-Jn-ra-/oD,    n.    At  akt 

iiv  ino;^qrifl. 
Adminicular,  Ad-mi-nik-yn,-lur,  a.  8upl|ig  help. 
Administer,  Ad-min-is-ter,  e.  <.  tu  giv;  tu  kon- 

dt'is;  tu  ijuplj;  tu  ekdeki),t;  tu  disp^iu;   tu  sctl 

an  estAt.  [istrat<>r. 

-Vdminister,  Ad-min-is-ter,  r.  /.  tu  akt  az  admin- 
Administerial,    Ad-inin-is-te-ri-al,    a.  iJortaDio 

tu  dr  eifzekyntiv  [>qrt  ov  guvemment. 
Administraule,   Ad-min-is-tra-bl,  a.  kapabl   ov 

adiuiiii.strajon. 
Admimstratio.v,    .Vd-min-is-trA-Jon,    n.    akt  ov 

adininistorin;    dc   egzekyntiv    fxjrt    ov   puvem- 

ment:  disftensajon:  At  mannjmcut   ov   rte  estat 

ov  an  intestat  person;  dc  piser  orofis  ov  admin- 

istra/on.  [mini:!terz. 

Administrative,  Ad-min-is-tra-tiv,   a.    dat  ad- 
Administrator,  Ad-min-is-tra-tor,  n.  a  man  dat 

manajez  an  intestat  cstut. 
Administrator-ship,  Ad-min-is-tra-tor-Jip,  n.  At 

ofis  ov  adiniiiistnitor.  [administerz. 

Administratri-X,    Ad-min-is-tra-triks,   n.   Je  ha> 
Admirability,    Ad-mi-ra-bil-i-ti,  n.    kwoliti    ov 

be  in  :i<lniinibl. 
Admirable.  Ad'mi-ra-bl,   a.   wurdi  ov  beio  ad- 

lujrd;  wunilerful;  eksclent;  vcri  superior. 
AuMiRABLENE-ss,  Ad'mi-ra-bl-nes,  n.  stat  ov  bcij) 

adinirnbl.  [maner:  wunderful. 

Admirably.    Ad'mi-ra-bli,  aj.    in   an   admirabl 
Admiral,  Ad'mi-ral,  n.  At  principal  ofi«er  ov  a 

flet.  [admiral. 

Admiralship,  Ad'mi-rat-Jip,    n.    de   ofis   ov   an 
Admiralty,  Ad'mi-ral-ti,    n.    «i|^prem  naval  ofis 

or  kurt;  de  of  is  ov  I>ord  M[  Admiral. 
Admiration,    Ad-mi-ni-Jon,  n.   akt  ov  ndmiri{): 

wunder;  est«m.  [luv. 

Admire,  Ad-mjr,  r.  t.  tu  rego^rd  wid  wander  or 
Admire,  Ad-mjr,  r.  i.  tu  fel  admira/on;  tu  wun- 
der. 
Admirer,  Ad-mir-er,  ii.  wun  dat  admirz:  a  luver. 
Admiringly.  Ad-mjr-ifl-Ii,  ad.  wid  admira/on. 
Admissibility,  Ad-mis-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  At  kwoliti  ov 

beij)  adinisibl. 
Admi.ssible.  Ad-mis-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  admit<vl. 
Admissibly,  Ad-rais-i-bli,    ad.    in    an    admisill 

nmner. 
Admission,  Ad-miJ-on,  n.  akt  ov  admitig;  admit - 

iins;  aNans  ov  an  <\rgiiment. 
.\dmit,  A<l-mit,  r.  t.  tu  Bufer  tu  enter:  tu  aK 

an  qri^jment  or  pozijon;  tu  rrs^v;  tu  grunt. 
Admittance,   Ad-mit-an<i,    n.    ukt    ov    admltip: 

admi/on. 
Admitted,  Ad-mit-ed,  p.  aliid:  granted:  let  in. 
Admitter.  Ad-init-er,  o.   wun  hit>  ailmiLs. 
Admittible,  Ad-mit-i-bl,  .1.  admisibl. 
Admix,  Ad-mikis  r.  t.  tu  miggl  wid;  tu  miki. 


ADU 


8 


ADV 


Admixtion,  Ad-mikst-yon,  ».  a  miijglii). 
Admixture,  Ad-mikst-yT\,r,    n.    de   substang   ov 

bodiz  miijgld:  mikstyn,r.  [tu  advjz. 

Admonish,  Ad-mon-iJ,  v.  i.  tia  wern;  tia  reprct>v: 
Admonisher,  Ad-mou-iJ-er,  n.  wun  hco  admonijez. 
Admonishment,  Ad-mon-iJ-ment,  n.  admonijon. 
Admonition,  Ad-mo-niJ-on,  n.  akt  ov  admonijig: 

hint  ov  a  felt  er  di^ti:  jentl  reprAf.  tvjzer. 

Admomtioner,  Ad-mo-niJ-on-er,  n.  a  jeneral  ad- 
Admonitive,  Ad-mon-i-tiv,  a.  dat  admonijez. 
Apmonitor,  Ad-mon-i-tor,  n.  wun  hcD  admonijez. 
Admonitory,  Ad-mon-i-to-ri,  a.  dat  admonijez; 

monitori. 
Admortization,   Ad-mer-ti-za-Jon,    «.    redq,sii) 

landz  or  tenements  tia  mertman. 
Adnascent,  Ad-nas-ent,  i_  a.  groir)  upon  sumtir) 
Adnate,  Ad'nat,  f       els. 

Adnoun,  Ad'n'sn,  n.  an  adjektiv.  [ski\rd. 

Adnubilated,  Ad-nq-bi-la-ted,  a.    kl-sded;   ob- 
Ado,  A-dif>,  ».  trubl;  difikulti:  busl:  tumult. 
Adobe,  A-do-be,  n.  unbdrnt  brik. 
Adolescence,  Ad-o-les-ens,    i   n.  de  aj  betwen 
Adolescenct,  Ad-o-les-en-si,  j       qjldhud     and 

manhiad. 
Adolescent,  Ad-o-les-ent,  a.  groii):  yOitfial. 
Adonis,  A-d6-nis,   n.  a  smel  gold  kulerd  fij;  a 

qqrmer. 
Adopt,  A-d6pt,  r.  t.  tu  tak  az  a  sun  er  deter  de 

qild  ov  aniider:  tu  rssev  az  wunz  on.  [adopjon. 
Adoptedlt,  A-dopt-ed-li,  ad.  in  de  maner  ov 
Adopter,  A-dopt-er,  n.  yrun  hd)  adopts. 
Adoption,  A-dop-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  adoptiij:  afiliajon. 
Adoptive,  A-dop-tiv,  a.  dat  adopts,  er  iz  adopted. 
Adorable,  A-dor-a-bl,  a,  wurdi  ov  adorajon;  di- 

vjn.  [adorajon. 

Adorableness,  A-dor-a-bl-nes,  n.  wurdines  ov 
Adorably,  A-d6r-a-bli,  ad.  in  an  adorabl  maner. 
Adoration,  Ad-o-ra-Jon,  n.  divjn  wurjip;  homaj. 
Adore,  A -dor,   v.   t.   tii    wurjip    wid    eksternal 

homaj:  tu  reverens:  tu  onor:  tu  luv  intensli. 
Adorer,  A-dor-er,  n.  a  wurjiper:  a  luver.  [belij. 
Adorn,  A-dern,  v.  t.  tu  dres:  tu  dekorat;  tu  em- 
A CORNING,  A-doru-ii),  \    n.  ornament;  embel- 

Adornment,  A-dern-ment, )        ijment. 
Adosculation,  Ad-os-kn,-ia-Jon,  n.  de  impregna- 

Jou  ov  plants  bi  de  farina  felii]  on  de  pistil;  a 

spejez  ov  biulii). 
Adown,  A-d-sn,  preji.  ad.  d-sn   toard  de  gr-snd; 

d'sn  on  de  griind. 
Adread,  A-dred,  ad.  in  a  stat  ov  fer. 
Adriatic,  S-dri-at-ik.  n.  de  Venejan  gulf. 
Adrift,  A-drift,  ad.  flotii)  at  random.  [er. 

Adroit,  A-drfft,  a.  deksterus;  aktiv;  skilful;  klev- 
Adroitly,   A-drtft-li,    ad.    in    an   adrd-t   maner: 

dekstorusli.  [skil;  aktiviti. 

Adroitness,   A-dr^t-nes,   n.   deksteriti;  redines; 
Adry,  A-drj,  a.  tersti:  in  wont  ov  driijk:  aterst. 
Adscititious,  Ad'-si-tiJ-us,    a.    adijonal;  borod; 

not  rekwizit. 
Adsteiction,  Ad-strik-Jon,  n.  bindig  fast.     [ses. 
Adulation.  Ad-yi]^-la-Jon,  n.  flateri;  praz  in  ek- 
Adulator,  Ad'yi^ -la-tor,  n.  a  flaterer;  a  parasjt. 
Adulatory,  Ad'yq-la-to-ri,   a.   flateriij:  ful  ov 

kompliments.  [wun  ov  ful  aj. 

Adult,  A-diilt,  a.  gi-on  up: — n.  a  person  gron  up; 
Adulterant,  A-ddl-ter-ant,  n.   dat  hwiq  adul- 

terats.  [debas. 

Adulterate,  A-ddl-ter-at,  v.  t.  tu  korapt;  tu 
Adulterate,  A-ddl-ter-at,  r.i.  tu  komitadulteri. 
Adulterate,  A-ddl-ter-at,  a.  kordpted;  poln,ted; 

debast.  [terat  maner. 

Adulteratelt,  A-ddl-ter-at-li,  ad.  in  an  adul- 
Adulterateness,  A-ddl-ter-at-nes,   n.    stat  ov 

beii]  adulterat. 
Adulteration,  A-dul-ter-a-Jon,   n.    de   akt   ov 

addlteratii). 


Adulterer,  A-ddl-ter-er,  n.   a  person  gilti  ov 

adulteri.  [its  adulteri. 

Adulteress,  A-ddl-ter-es,  n.  a  wuman  dat  kom- 
Adulterine,  A-ddl-ter-jn,  n.  a  qjld  bern  ov  an 

adulieres; — a.  spvirius;  adulterus.'  [spt^rius. 

Adulterous,  A-ddl-ter-us,    a.  gilti  ov  adulteri; 
Adulteey^,  A-ddl-ter-i,  n.  vjolajon  ov  de  marij 

bed. 
Adultness,  A-ddlt-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beij  an  addlt. 
Adumbrant,  Ad-dm-brant,  a.  givij  a  sljt  rezem- 

blans. 
Adumbrate,  Ad-dm-brat,  v.  t.  tu  Jado  "st  fantli. 
Adumbration,  Ad-um-bra-Jon,  n.  a  Jado;  a  fant 

rezemblans.  [ov  a  huk. 

Aduncity,  A-ddn-si-ti,   n.   krukednes;   de  farm 

Aduncous,  A-ddn-kus,  )        , ,    ,  ,  ,,  . 

Adunque,  A-ddijk,        [  ^-  ^"^^^^^  ^'^^^- 
Adust,  A-ddst,  |        x.      ^         i      *  i.  ^ 

Adust^d,  A-ddst-ed,  [  ^-  ^^™*  "P^  ^^^^^Q*'  ^o*- 
Adustion,  A-ddst-yon,  «.   akt  ov  burnii)  up  er 

Ad  valorem.  Ad  va-16-rem,  [Z.]  akerdii)  tu  val- 

Advance,  Ad-vdns,  v.  t.  tu  briij  forward;  tu  pro- 
mot;  tu  imprdov  and  mak  beter;  tu  ofer  er  pro- 
p6z;  tu  suplj  on  kredit.  [sed. 

Advance,  Ad-vdns,  v.  i.  tu  go  forward:  tu  pro- 

Advance,  Ad-vdns,  «.  progrejon;  promojon; 
profit:  ferst  ofer  er  hint;  pament  beforhand. 

Advanced,  Ad-vdnst,  p.  preferd;  imprifivd;  mcavd 
forward:  old. 

Advancement,  Ad-vdns-ment,  n.  akt  ov  advdna- 
i}):  progres;  imprODvment;  preferment;  promojon. 

Advancer,  Ad-vdn-ser,  n.  wun  bcD  advdnsez. 

Advantage,  Ad-vdn-taj,  n.  sq^pcrioriti;  favorabl 
serkumstansez;  konvenyens;  benefit;  gan;  profit. 

Advantage,  Ad-vdn-taj,  v.  t.  tu  benefit;  tu 
promot.  [dat  givz  advdntaj. 

Advantage-ground,  Ad-vdn-taj -gr'snd,  n.  gr'snd 

Advantageous,  Ad-van-ta-jus,  a.  afordig  advdn- 
taj; benefijal:  profitabl:  yi],sful. 

Advantageously,  Ad-van-ta-jus-li,  ad.  profita- 
bli:  ytisfuli.  [itablnes. 

Advantageousness,  Ad-van-ta-jus-nes,  n.  prof- 

Advent,  Ad'vent,  n.  a  kumii);  ajM'cJpHath,  de 
kumii)  ov  -sr  Savyor;  a  sezn  ov  devojon,  in- 
kli|dii)  de  for  weks  befor  Krismas.      [natyTi,ral. 

Adventitious,  Ad-ven-tiJ-us,  a.  aksidental;  not 

Adventitiously,  Ad-ven-tiJ-us-li,  ad.  aksiden- 
tali.  [advent. 

Adventual,  Ad-vent-yq-al,    a.    relatig    tu    de 

Adventure,  Ad-vent-yq,r,  n.  aksident:  Qans;  en- 
terprjz:  a  sum  er  tiij  sent  tu  se.  [dq,r. 

Adventure,  Ad-vent-yr^r,  v.  i.  tu  trj  de  qans;  tu 

Adventure,  Ad-vent-yTj,r,  v.  t.  tu  risk;  tu  haz- 
ard: tu  ventynr.  [ardz  er  trjz. 

Adventurer,  Ad-vent-yn,-rer,  n.   wun  dat  haz- 

Adventuresome,  Ad-vent-yn,r-sum,  /   a.  hazard- 

Adventurous,  Ad-vent-yii-rus,  j  us;  d^r- 
iTf,  enterprizifl.  [d^rigli. 

Adventurously,  Ad-vent-yri-rus-li,   ad,  boldli; 

Adventurousness,  Ad-vent-yq,-rus-nes,  n,  d^r- 
i;)nes:  boldnes. 

Adverb,  Ad'verb,  n.  a.  wurd  jernd  tu  a  verb,  ad- 
jektiv, er  uder  adverb,  tu  modifj  its  sens  er  yris. 

Adverbial,  Ad-ver-bi-al,  a.  pertanii)  tu  an  adverb. 

Adverbially,  Ad-ver-bi-al-i,  ad.  in  an  adverbial 
maner.  [plas  buk. 

Advers.ujia,  Ad-ver-sa-ri-d,   «.  [L.]    a  komon- 

Adversary,  Ad'ver-sa-ri,  n.  an  oponent;  antag- 
onist. 

Adversary,  Ad'ver-sa-ri,  a.  dpozit  tu;  advers. 

Adversative,  Ad-ver-sa-tiv,  a.  denotig  opozijon 
er  varjeti. 

Adverse,  Ad'vers,  a.  kontrari;  kalamitus.  [opozit. 

Adversely,  Adv^rs-li,  ad.  opozitli;  unf6rtyq,natli; 

Adverseness,  Ad'vers-nes,  ji.  opozijon;  adversiti. 


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AOTMMMtTtt  Ad-T^r-«i-ti,    m.    aflikjuu;  lulaiaiti; 

mUf.trtynn.  [rtgi^nl. 

Ad  VEST,  Ad-vvrt,  r.  t.  tu  turn  ur  al^od  tu;  tu 
AvYKM,rK.svK,  AJ-vvrt-«iu,  /  ».  aki  uv  adv«rti{). 
Al)VU(Ti.xcir,  A(l-vyrt-eD-<i,  I     brJ;rcgi|nl;aUfu- 

/uii  tu. 
Al>VfcKTi..NT,  All  v.-rt-unt,  S.  attjutiv;  hrdful. 
Ativiuuibt:,  Ail-vcr-ii<,    r.  t.    tu  iufiirui:  tu  |^v 

pubhk  UljIi-:  tu  |<uiili/. 
ADTUITliitlMKNT,   Ad-Vyr-til-metJt,  e/T  Ad-\or-lif - 

mont,  H.  ii)t«;lijeu.i;  ialumm/un;  adiuuni/uii;  pub- 

lik  iiciti*.  [foruui/iin. 

Au%'t.uiiMt.iL,  Ad-vor-tjt-cT,  M.  wun  bOi  xivt  in- 
ADVtKTisi.NO,  Ad-ver-tji-ig,  pp.  a.   givig  iiuli.«: 

tDf<>riuii|. 
ADricc,  Ad-vi^,  N.  kinMl;  infltrukjon;  intvlijenK. 
Aovicit-boAT,  Ad-vJA-bot,  n.  a  vomI  briuig  in- 

tilijeu.". 
Advihable,  Ad-TJi-a-bl,  a.  pra>dcnt;  fit;  proper. 
Ai>vi8ABLi..NKt:ii,  Ad-v{x-u-bl-u(ui.  N.   fitnct:  uut- 

iif;  pru|.ri  U:  (.•ks|)^ilien.si. 
Advise,  Ad-«^<,  r.  t.  tu  k'xniicUtu  iuf<'>nn. 
AuvitiK.  Ad-vji,  r.  •'.  tu  kun-'dlt:  tu  drlibemt. 
AitviMtuLT.  Ad-vji-ed-H,  aJ.  delihenitii:  hcdfuli. 

.' : ^  Ad-vjz-tHl-nc!<,  II.  dclibiTuJdii. 

1.  Ad-vji-uieiit,  II.  kMi.'«cl:ki<J>>ii:ii<lTJ!<. 
\  V  i  vji-or,  M.  wun  bibadviz«.'z;u  k^tusc-lur. 

ALiViai.su,  Ad-Vtz-i{),   II.    kvu^el;  ildvJK. 

Advisorv,  Ad-v|ztj-ri,  a.  kuniunio  adv{«. 
Advocacy,  Ad'vu-ku-«t,  n.  mkt  uv  plcdig;  viudi- 

ka/on. 

Apvotate,  Ad'vo-kiit,  n.  wun  bib  pledi  for  an- 

itcr.Mi-^or:  u  dt-ft'iuler.  [advukat. 

iir,  Ad'vu-kiit-Jip,   II.   de  ofU  ov  un 

N,    Ad-vu-ku-J'in,    H.    akt    ov    |iledi(j: 

dtleu;..  [vlzuli. 

Advowee,  Ad-vv-c,  n.  wun  boi  has  de  rjt  uv  ad- 
Advowso.v,  Ad-v»-xi)u,  n.  df  patron^j  uv  u  ^ur^: 

a  rjt  tu  prrzent  tu  a  bentfiK. 
Advti'M,  A-dj-tum,  II.  \^/..\  de  intcriuruva  tempi. 
ADZt:,  Adz,  II.  II  \i\iU\)  |urn  totil. 
J:iDiLE,  T'djl,  II.  uD  I'UsvT  in  an/ent  Ilom  ba>  had 

dr  U^r  ov  iiublik  bildi{|Z.  [nor  ov  dt  j. 

.l-!(iiLol>8,  iji-liipri,  II.  a  liimiir  or  ab^es  in  At  ki>r- 
.Kiil.s,  t''ji.<,  II.  I^Z.j  a  Jf Id;  uu  uL^ur.  [ffntiuent. 
.KuvrriAciM.  i:  jip-li-a-kum.  u.  [Z.]  a  kjiMl  ov 
.KoLiAS-li.\RP,  r-u-li-HD-linrp.  II.  u  litriyd  iii.itnii- 

iiK'tit  uv  uii^zik  akted  uin'm  b{  de  wind. 
-KoLic,  r-6lik,  a.  bel<'>oi{]  tu  t'ulia. 
.Vekial.  C-e-ri-nl,  a.  bclooig  tu  dear;  hj;  lufti. 
.\e£1e,  t^"'ri,  er  £l'e-ri,  n.  a  ne.<t  or  bnind  ov  hoks 

or  fglz.  [rez4)nibli{)  ^r. 

Alrifobii.  Q'e-ri-fonn,  a.  baviQ  de  furui  uv  .-(r; 
.\i.Hu(;uAriiT,  fl-e-r6g-ra-fi,   ».  a  dt.-^kripjun  uv 

■  It   qr. 
AtuonTE,  U't-ro-lit,  n.  a  meteorik  i»t4in. 
AEKOLoar,  {I-c-r61-o-ji,  n.  de  ."jcns  ov  de  ur. 
A>:RniiANcr,  Q'e-ro-auui-vi,  «.  u  divinajnn  bj  de 

ir.  ^waiu  Hr. 

AEROiiKTUi,  a-c-rom-e-tfr.  n.  an  in-xtrutinjenl  {•>r 
Aerohiteic,  a-e-ro-met-rik,  a.   rclalii)  tu  «e- 

r mitri.  l^ifl  de  nr. 

A11.0MKTRT,  Q-e-r6m-r-tri,  n.  At  (^rt  ov  m^r- 
AinnNACT.  Q'r-ro-no(,  n.  wun  bu  salt  tr*  de  ur. 
Akbu.nawtic,  a-t-rw-nwt-ik,  *.  rtlatio  tu  ntr^- 

n'ltikji.  ^^  [«ilij)  in  de  h''- 

^'"  "  '    .   n.  pi.    Ac   qrt   ov 

111,  n.  dc  pniktis  ov 

'  I'lifcr,  bj  uuui  uv  u 

A 1  K  ■-.  OPT,  a-r-r6!i-k«j-pi,  n.  obierrajon  ov  it  v. 

.\,,     ,,.ri.     51  ,  ,  .  .  .,  iif^  .  ^^    »U5p^ndiy 

it-i-kal,  i      in  de  ^r. 
^  '  >k!«,  n.  ;>/.  de  aJPDJi  bwi«; 

u  ij'  ,•  i:r  Hilt  ..\  i">lii  tupurtcd  in  ^r.       [de  ^r. 
Azxostatiox,  Q-c-rM-ta-jun,  n.  it  jjcni  or  waig 


.l^Ktoixous,  8-nib-jui-iM,  a.  partakig  or 

riut. 
.£rruETic«,  E«-Mt-tka,  ».  dc  »\i»Ba  hwi^  tnU  or 

At  biiiiful  in  natyqr  and  qrt. 
.tinTUkiic,  Kii-t«l-ik,  M.  pcrtaaiQ  tu  dc  penep/00 

uv  de  bt^tiful. 
AfAa,  A-fi^r,  ad.  01  •.                              iu^lli. 
ArEAHii,  A  frrd,*a.                                  :  fer. 
ArrABiuTT,  Af-a-Lw  .  ..,  ...         u  ov  bcio 

atttbl.  itu  kunvt-n:  afabiliu. 

AvrABLE.VEM,  Ara-bl-nex,  n.    •iviliti:    a   rcdinea 
Ai^KABLV.  Al'a-bli,  aJ.  iii  a  iiiir;  »ivili. 

Akkabroi'h.  Af'a-bro!*,  a.  1. 

Akkaiu,  A-fiir,  n.  u  bizn>  -  i.M-ru. 

Affect,  A-ft5kt,  r.  t.  tu  uki  ujjtiu,  lu  uki>v  dc 

pa/unz;  tu  am  at;  tu  mak  a  (u  uv. 
AyKECTATio.v,  Af-ek-ta-Jon,  m.  f.iLi  pretenit;  kon- 

s^t;  i^rtifijul  ju  ur  apcrauK;  iiutiutferili;   qrtifij. 
ArKECTt.D,  A-fck(-ed,  /'.   a.   impront ;   uoivd   or 

tui^t:  ffivn   tu  Ju.  [Mtvdli. 

AFKECTbDLY.  A-fi-kt-ed-Ii,  aJ.  bipukritikoli;  kun- 
.\ffected.ne88,  A-fekt-cd-nt3i,  n.  kwoliti  ov  bcig 

uft'ki4.-d:  ai'c-kla/on;  kon«ct:  vuniti. 
Affecti.ng,  A-rckt-io,  a.  patiStik;  lender. 
Affectinulv,    A-f^kt-ig-li,    aJ.    in   an  afektig 

lUUIUT. 

At'fEcrio.v,    A-fdk-Jon,   n.    dezjr;    luv;    k^odnea; 

gud-wil;  teuderneii;  8tat  ov  m^nd. 
ArrECTio.fATE,    A-f4k-Jon-at,    a.    fond;   tender; 

kjnil:  Rud.  [tcnderli. 

Akfectio.nately.    A-fek-Jon-at-li,    aJ.    luvijjli; 
AKKECTioXATtNEba,   A-fek-Jon-al-nc!<,    m.    fond- 

ni'!':  tendcriK-.". 
.\kkkctive,  A-fek-tiv,  a.  dat  afektu;  mOiviQ.    [er. 
AKKt:cTiVEl.y,  A-fek-tiv-li,  sui.  in  an  afektiv  maa- 
Affectok,  A-fekt-or,  a.  wun  hOi  praklines  af«k- 

tajon.  [alti, 

Affeere.  A-fer,  f.  /.  tukonfvnn   tu  a^.*  a  pen- 
.Vffkerkr.  .\-fer-cr,  ».  wun  hiij  fik-tez  a  iiu. 
Afketioso,   A-l"etvii-u-»t),   a.    [£.]  (Jlia.)  <it- 

nuiiu  bwot  iz  tu  Le  i<uy  or  plad  tcnderli.     [bwp. 
Affia.nce,  A-fj-an.1,   n.   u  uiurij  ki>utrakt:  triut; 
Affia.vce,  A-fj-ans,  r.  t.  tu  betrot:  tu  plej. 
\FFiANCtR,  A-lj-iin-ser,  11.  wun  ho)  mak«  a  kon- 


ritn  deklarajua. 


trukt  uv  luarii  betweu  ]j^rtiz. 
Affidavit.   Ai-i-du-vit.    «.     a 

swuni  tu  befur  u  miiji:jtrut. 
Affied,  A-f)d,  /'.  a.  jtfiid  bj  kontrakt.  [wid. 

Affiliate.  A-fil-i-at,  r. /.  tu  adopt;  tu  a^/iat 
Affiliatio.n,  A-fil-i-a-/on,   n.  adopjon;   akl  or 

taki(|  u  iiun. 
.Vffinaue,  Af  i-naj,  n.  dr  art  ov  rcQni;)  oictals. 
.\ffi.ned,  A-find,  /<.  a.  jffnd  bj  afiniti. 
.\fkixity,  A-tin-i-ti,  n.  rclajon  bj  luarij;  Ijkncc. 
.\FF1RM.  A-fyrm,  r.  t.  tu  ratil'i;  tu  a-M-rt:  tu  av^fr. 
Affirm.  A-fvnu,  r.  t.  tu  deklar  puzitivli. 
AFFiRiiABLE,  A-f^rm-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  afvrmd; 

m;rten.  [maaer. 

.\ffirmably.  A-f^rm-a-bli,  ad.  in  an  affrmabi 
.Xffirma.nl'e,  A-f^rm-aQ«,  n.  konfermajuni  dek- 

liinijoii. 
Affiuiia.vt,  A-fvnn-ant,  n.  wun  dat  affrmi. 
Affirmation.  Af-er-ma-Jun,  n.  akt  ov  afv-rmig; 

a  S4.1rm  di'klarHjuu.  unferijj  tu  an  ut.  [ilir. 

Affirmative,  A-fyrm-a-tiv,  a.  dat  ai^rms;  pus- 
Affirmative.   A-f./rm-a-tiv,    n.   dat    s^d    uv    a 

kwo-t\iiii  hwi^  afi-nnz,  o|>ucd  tu  nogatir. 
Affirm  ATI  VLLY.    A-fynu-a-tiv-U,     aJ.     in    an 

afvriuativ  uiancr. 
Affirmek,  A-ft/rm-cr,  a.  he  dat  afvrmi. 
Affix,  A-tik.*,  r.  /.  tu  yi^njt  tu;  tu  «ubj^;  tu 

fik.<.  [uv  •!  wurd. 

.\ffix,  Af'ikA,  n.  a  ailabl  or  Icier  jtrnd  tu  d*  cod 
Affixion.  A-fik-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  afikjiip. 
Afflation,  A-fla/on,  n.  At  akt  ov  brcdip  u(i6a. 
Afflatls,  A-fla-liu,  n.  [Z.J  brvt;  div}o  iotpuajoo. 


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Afflict,  A-flikt,  r.  t.  tu  put  in  pan;  tu  grsv. 
Afflicted,  A-flikt-cd,  p.  a.  put  in  pan;  grevd. 
Afflictedness,  A-flikt-ed-nes,  n.   stat  ov  beii) 

aflikted. 
Afflicter,  A-flikt-er,  n.  wun  ho  aflikts.     [ful. 
Afflicting,  A-f likt-ii),j9p.  a.  keziij  aflikjon;  pan- 
Afflictinglt,  A-flikt-ig-li,   ad.   in  an  afliktii) 

inaner.  [niizeri. 

Affliction,  A-flik-Jon,   n.   kalamiti;  soro;  grsf; 
Afflictive,  A-flik-tiv,    a.    panful:    kalamitus; 

afliktiij.  [maner. 

Afflictively.  A-flik-tiv-li,  ad.  in   an   afliktiij 
Affluence,  Af'h|-ens,  n.  pltMiti:  welt:  riqez. 
Affluent,  Af'li|,-ent,  a.  abundant;  welti;  riq. 
Affluent,  iVf'h|-ent,  n..  ariverfloi;)  intu  aniider. 
Affluently,  Af'lij^-ent-li,  ad.  inabundan3:abuu- 

dantli.  [afhxent. 

Affluentness,  Af'ln,-ent-nes,  w.  kwoliti  ov  beii) 
Afflux,  Af'luks,  )  71.  dc  akt  ov  floi:t)  tu: 

Affluxion,  A-fliik-Jon,   )      dat  hwiq  floz  tu. 
Affoeage,  Af'or-aj,  n.  in  Frans  a  (\.\\t\  pad  tu 

de  lord  ov  a  distrikt  fer  permijon  tu  sel  win. 
Afford,  A-f 6rd,  v.  t.  tu  ygld  er  prod^s;  tu  grant 

er  konfer;  tia  be  abl  tu  b^r  de  ekspensez  ov. 
Afforest,  A-for-est,  v.  t.  tu  turn  gr-snd  intu 

forest.  [intu  forest. 

Afforestation,  Af-or-es-ta-Jon,  n.  turnii)  grund 
Affranchise,  A-fran-qiz,  v.  t.  tu  mak  fre. 
Affranchisement,  A-fran-qiz-ment,  n.   akt  ov 

makig  frs. 
Affray,  A-fra,  n.  a  kworel;  distiirbans;  tq^mult. 
Affright,  A-frit,  r.  t.  tu  alqrm;  tu  terifj. 
Affright,  A-frit,  n.  teror:  fer;  frjt. 
Affrightedly,  A-frit-ed-li,  ad.  wid  fer. 
Affrighter,  A-frjt-er,  n.  wun  ho)  frjtnz. 
Affrightment,   A-frjt-ment,  n.  izr;  teror;  fer- 

fulnes. 
Affront,  A-fnint,  v.  t.  tu  insult;  tu  ofend. 
Affront,  A-fnint,  n.  insult;  -straj. 
Affronter,  A-fnint-er,  n.  wun  hco  afriints. 
Affronting,  A-fnint-iij, /jp.  a .  kontxi^mslius. 
Affrontive,  A-frunt-iv,  a.  kezii)  afriint;  abq^siv. 
Affrontiveness,  A-friint-iv-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 

dat  afriints. 
Affuse,  A-fi]^z,  V.  t.  tu  por  upon;  tu  sprigkl. 
Affusion,  A-fi\,-gon,  n.  akt  ov  porii)  upon. 
Affy,  A-fj,  V.  t.  tu  betrot;  tu  bind;  tu  afjans. 
Afield,  A-feld,  ad.  tu  de  feld;  "in  de  feld. 
Afloat,  A-flot,  ad.  in  a  flotii)  stat. 
Afoot,  A-fut,  ad.  on  fut;  in  akjon;  in  mojon. 
Afore,  A-f6r,  j^'^P-  befor;  sooner  in  tjm. 
Afore,  A-for,  ad.  in  tjm  past:  in  frunt. 
Aforegoing,  A-f6r-go-ir),  pp.  a.  goip  befor. 
Aforehand,  A-for-hand,  ad.  beforhand. 
Aforesaid,  A-f6r-sed,  a.  sed  befor. 
Aforetime,  A-for-tjm,  ad.  in  tjm  past. 
A  fortiori,  a  fer-Ji-o-rj,  [Z.]  wid  stronger  rezn. 
Afraid,  A-frad,  a.  struk  wid  fer;  ferful. 
Afresh,  A-freJ,  ad.  ani|;  agen. 
Afront,  A-f  rant,  ad.  in  frunt. 
Aft,  Gft,  ad.  behjnd;  astern. 
After,  Clf'ter,  jn-ep.  later  in  plas  er  tjm;  in  pur- 

s\\i  ov;  ab-st;  behjnd;  akerdiij  tu. 
After,  Qf'ter,  a.  suksediij;  siibsekwent. 
After,  Qf'ter,  ad.  in  suksedii)  tjm;  afterward. 
After-ages,  Qf'ter-a-jez,  n.  later  ajez;  suksediij 

tjmz.  [din. 

After-birth,  (If'ter-bert,  n.  de  plas^nta;  sekiin- 
After-clap,  Qf'ter-klap,  n.  an  unekspekted  and 

disagreabl  demdnd  afterward. 
After-crop,  Qf'ter-krop,  n.  de  sekond  krop. 
After-hours,  Qf'ter-'srz,  «.  suksedig  ■srz. 
After-math,  Qfter-ma*,  n.  de  sekond  krop  ov 

gras:  r-scn. 
Aftermost,  Qf'ter-most,  a.  hjndmost.  [ii). 

Afternoon,  Qf'ter-ncon,  n.  tjm  from  noon  tu  evn- 


Afterpains,  Qf'ter-panz,  n.  pi.  panz  after  givifl 

bert. 
Afterpart,  af't«r-pq;rt.,  n.  de  later  pqrt. 
Afterpiece,  Qf'ter-pes,  n.  a  fqrs  after  a  pla. 
After-state,  Clf'ter-stat,  n.  de  fiitj-qr  stat. 
After-thought,  Clf'ter-tot,  n.   refiekjonz  after 

an  akt. 
After-time,  Qf'ter-tjm,  n.  suksedii)  tjm. 
Afterward,  Clf'ter-ward,     \     ad.    in    suksedig 
Afterwards,  Qf'ter-wardz,  (        tjm. 
After-wit,  tlf'ter-wit,  n.  kontrjvans;  tcD  lat. 
Aga,  a'gq,  n.  a  TurkiJ  hj  militari  er  sivil  ofiser. 
Again,  A-gen,  ad.  a  sekond  tjm;  wuns  mor;  in 

retiirn;  notiij  reakjon. 
Against,  A-gcnst,  prep,  in  opozijon  tu;k6ntrari: 

in  kontnidikjon  tu;  opozit  tu.  [eral. 

Agalmatolite,  fl-gal-mat-o-ljt,  n.  a  Gjnez  min- 
Agapce,  Ag'a-pe,  n.  pi.  [Z.]  luv  fests  amiig  de 

erli  Kristyanz. 
Agape,  A-gqp,  ad.  str^riij  wid  egernes. 
Agaphite,  Ag'a-fjt,  n.  de  turkez  ston. 
Agaric,  Ag'a-rik,  n.  a.  drug  yr^zd  in  f izik  and  djig. 
Agast,  A-gdst,  a.  struk  wid  teror. 
Agate,  A-gat,  ad.  on  de  wa;  agoig.    [a  sjz  ov  tjp. 
Agate,  Ag'at,  n.  a  klas  ov  jemz  ov  meni  varjetiz: 
Agaty,  Ag'a-ti,  a.  ov  de  natyqr  ov  agat. 
Agave,  A-ga-ve,  «.  de  grat  Amerikan  Alo. 
Age,  il],  n.  eni  period  ov  tjm:  a  jenerajon  ovmen: 

de  tjm  in  hwiq  wun  livd;  tjm  ov  Ijf;  a  hundred 

yerz;  matqriti;  dekljn  ov  Ijf. 
Aged,  Cl'jed,  a.  old;  advdnst  in  aj  er  yerz;  anjent. 
Agedly,  £I'jed-li,  ad.  Uk  an  ajed  person. 
Agelation,  Aj-e-la-Jon,  n.  a  konkrejon  ov  js. 
Agency,  £I'jen-si,  n.  akjon:  aktig  fer  annder. 
Agendum,  A-jen-dum,  n.  [Z.]  a  memorandum- 

buk.  [faktor. 

Agent,  a'jent,  n.  wun  hoo  akts  ;  a  depyn,ti ;  a 
Agentship,  a'jent-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  an  ajent. 
Agger.   Aj'er,   n.  [Z.]  a  fertres  or  trenq. 
Agglomerate,  A-gl6m-er-at,  v.  t.  tu  gader  up 

in  a  bol.  [wun  mas. 

Agglomerate.  A-gl6m-er-at,  v.  i.  tu  gro  intu 
Agglomeration,   A-glom-er-a-Jon,   n.   a  hepig 

tugeder.  [adhejon. 

Agglutinant,  A-glii,-ti-nant,  n.  a.  substans  kezig 
Agglutinant,  A-glt|,-ti-nant,  a.    yi^njtig   pqrts 

tugeder.  [tia  adher. 

Agglutinate,  A-gli^-ti-nat,  v.  t.  tu  yi^nit  er  koz 
Agglutination,  A-glq,-ti-na-Jon,  n.  yq,nyon;  ko- 

hejon.  [y^injt. 

Agglutinative,  A  gl^-tin-a-tiv,   a.   tendig  tu 
Aggrandize,  Ag'ran-djz,  v.  t.  tu  mak  grat;  tu 

koz  tu  eksel:  tu  enlqrj;  tu  egzelt;  tu  inkres. 
Aggrandizement,  A-gran-diz-ment,  er  Ag'ran- 

djz-ment,  n.  stat  ov  beig  agrandjzd;  egzeltajon. 
Aggrandizer,  Ag'ran-djz-er,  n.  wun  hiD  agran- 

djzez.  [egzeltig. 

Aggrandizing,  Ag'ran-djz-ig,   pp.    makig  grat; 
Aggravate,  Ag'ra-vat,  v.  t.  tu  mak  wurs  er  mor 

sever:  tu  enhdns  gilt  er  kalamiti:  t;a  provok. 
Aggravated,  Ag'ra-vat-ed,  p.  a.  mad  wurs;  in- 

krest. 
Aggravation,  Ag-ra-va-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  agravatlg; 

dat  hwiq  agravats;  provokajon.  [ed. 

Aggregate,  Ag're-gat,  a.  formd  ov  pqrts  kol^kt- 
Aggregate,  Ag're-gat,  n.  sum  ov  pqrts  kolekted; 

total:  in  J'iiiH,  a  mas  fermd  bj  de  yqnyon  ov 

homojenyus  pqrtiklz.  [geder. 

Aggregate,  Ag're-gat,  v.  t.  tu  kolekt  er  hep  tu- 
Aggregated,  Ag're-gat-ed,  p.  kolekted  intu  a 

sum.  [mas. 

Aggregately,  Ag're-gat-li,  ad.  kolektivli;  in  a 
Aggregation,  Ag-re-ga-Jon,   n.   kolekjon:  akrj- 

mqlajon. 
Aggregative,  Ag're-ga-tiv,    a.    takn  tugeder; 

kolektiv. 


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AOOBEOATOB,  Ag'rf-pi-tor.  n.  wun  hn  agrtpiU.  j 
AooKUiii,  A-grd.i,  V.  t.  tu   komit   dr   fvr'l  ot^nt; ; 

tu  at.ik.  [atak;  a*tlt.  , 

AacKESHiuN,  A-Rre/-on,  ii.  At  f?r«t  akt  ov  injuri; ' 
AooKK&iiiVE,  A-gnSi-iv,  a.  mukig  de  fvwt  ui.ik: 

of«*nniv.  (tiliti.  I 

AooSKi^oE,  A-n^-or,  n.  wun  ba>  koin^nsui  bo«- 1 
AOOBIEVA.SCK,  A-griv-anJi,    ».   oprcjon;   hqrdjip; ' 

Injuri.  . 

AoOKitvi:,  A-gr<r,  c.  <.  tu  giv  soro;  tu  Teki; 

tu  liiira'i;  tu  inji^r. 
Aoobii:vi:d,  A-gr^vd,  p.  pand;  afliktcU. 
AOOHOI'P,  A-;p^£p,  c.  t.  tu  brig  tug^der. 
AoiiAiiT,  A-);<i-it,  a.  ad.  amaxd;  struk  wid  t«ror 

or  a.i:oniJm>-iit. 
AoiLK.  Aj'il.  n.  aktiv;  nimbi;  redi;  Ijt:  brisk. 
AoiLKMKSs.  Aj'il-noj,  n.  niinblno.-i:  ajilili. 
AoiLiTV,  A-jil-i-ti,  f».  aktiviti:  niinhlni'.^:  kwiknc». 
AolO,  U'Ji-u,  or  Aj'i-u,  n.   at  difercna   betw^n 

bagk  nut.i  and  kurcnt  korn  or  sprje. 
AoiOTAQK,  U'ji-u-taj,  n.  At   mnnJivcn  ot  »p^k- 

yulatorz  tu  rajs  or  dcprtvi  dr  fundz. 
A018T.  A-JKt,  r.  t.  tu  tuk  ill  and  fed  katl. 
AoiMTitKNT.  A-jiil-uii.'n(,  n.   At  akt  ov  takig  in 

and  Irdin  katl:  an  i-mbagknient. 
AoisTOB,  A-ji!<t-or,  n.  an  ofiocr  in  At  kigz  forest. 
AoiTABLK,  Aj'i-ui-bl,  a.  dat  inn  be  ajitatod. 
AoiTATK,  .\j'i-lat,    r.  t.    tu    put    in    mujun;  tu 

diHt6rt>;  tu  di^ikd:*;  tu  rrv6lv;  tu  kuntrjr. 
AoiTATti*,  .\j'i-tat-ed,  />.  a.  Jakn;  diittdrbd:  de- 

batf<l.  [ulciv<. 

AoiTATiSO,  Aj'i-tat-io,  /»/>.  Jakij);  ina»vi{)  wid  vj- 
AoiTATiOV,  Aj-i-ta-Jon,  n.  mQjon:  diittiirban^. 
AoiTATiVE,  .\j'i-ta-tiv,  a.  haviy  dr  p'«vr  tuajitat. 
AoiTATOR,  Aj'i-ta-tor,  /».  wun  hO)  ajilat^;  u  dis- 

tiirbor  iiv  dr  \<ti. 
AoLCT,  .V^r'lct,    )  n.  Q  tag  ov  a  prnit  kqr\-d;  a 
AlOLKT.  il^'lot,   i       pendant. 
AoMl.VAi..  Ag'mi-nal,  r.  brlugig  tu  a  tnDp. 
Aqmail,  .\)^nn1,  n.  a  dizrz  uv  At  nnlz;  u  hwitlo. 
AONATE,  .V;f'nat,  ."I.  akin  from  At  fqder;  aljd  tu. 
Agnation,  Ag-nii-Jon,   n.   descnt   frum   At   8am 

fqd.T. 
AONITION,  Ag-niJ-on,  n.  aknolejmcnt. 
AoNOUEN,  Ajt-nu-men.  n.  [L.]  a  nam  girn  tu  a 

I>i'r*>n  from  sum  r vt^nt  or  ilu:<trius  akjon. 
AONOMINATK,  Ag-nom-i-not,  r.  t.  tu  nam. 
Agnomination,  .Vg-nom-i-na-Jon.  n.   an   ali^jon 

ov  wun  wurd  tu  aniider,  bj  sxnd.  [trt. 

Agncs  Casti'S,  Ag'nus-Kas'tu;',  n.  [L.]  At  (ynt 
Ago,  A-gii.  ad.  in  tjtn  pa.-it:  sins;  az,  l"n  niju. 
Aooo,  A-gog.  .td.  in  a  «t«t  tiv  dczjr.    [U  lu  wurd.] 
AooiNO,  .V-gu-ig,  (>/>.  a.  indeakt  ov  gaig-.in  akjun. 
AoovK.   A  ;r''n.  .id.  in  t^m  piist;  ag6. 
^  iz-m,  w.kontenfon  for  a  prjz. 

-t,  n.  tt  koiifender  fur  jirjzcz. 
\^-o-nis-tqrk,  n.  wun  hii»  nad  dr 

t;>ti  I  •■\  <-'iuH.Ti'(zio  At  kfimljatant^. 
A00NI8TIC,    Ag-o-niH-tik,  j    a.     relatip    tu 

Aoonistical,   Ag-o-nis-ti-kal,  S       prjz  fitig,  or 

kint-'t  ov  utrogt.  [nistik  nmner. ; 

AooMisTiCALLT,  Ag-o-nis-ti-kftl-i,  ad.  in  an  ago- 
AooMZi;.  .Vg'o-nii,  r.  t.  tu  aflikt  wid  agoni. 
Agonizk.  .Vg'o-nii,  r.  I.  tu  fel  agoiii;  tu  br  in  jnn.  1 
AoONT.  .Vg'u-ni,  n.  vjolent  pan;  suferig;  aggwij. 
Ageakian,    A-gni-ri-Bn,   4.   rtlatig   tu    frldz   or, 

grsnd!:  rrliiin  tu  dr  rkwal  divijon  or  landz. 
AoKARiAV'-  '     '  :in-iz-m,  n.  an  rkwal  di- 

vijon "\  rii;  or  dc  prin^ipli  or  doz 

Iklk  favor  n. 

Agece,  -V  gr<:,  1'.  i.  lu  be  in  ki>nkonl;  tu  grant; 

tu  yrld;  tu  wtl  imikabli;  tu  konkdr. 

AaEKEABILITV,  A-grt-»-bil-i-ti,   B.   .11..-, 

Agekeable,  A-gr<-B-bl,  ».  n^ubl;  ,  lig 

AoEKKABLKNESS,  A-gr<-B-bl-nes,   n.    pieMntacs;! 


Agbeeablt,  A-gr<-a-bli,  ad.  konst«lcntli;pleiioii. 
AuBKEU,  A -grid,  p.  Mrtld  b|  konn^nt;  fikjt. 
AuREKtiE.NT,  A-gri-mont,   ».   lur;  h(\rrauui;  by- 

grn;  koiu|Kikt. 
.\gke«tic,  A-gr<^«-tik,  j  «,   pertBnig  tu   dc 

AuBE-sTiCAi.,  A-gnU-ti-kiU,  i       fcldt;  ixbrml;    an- 

p'llijt:  rultik.  [frt. 

AuHici'LTOB,  Ag'ri-kul-tor,  n.  a  kdltivator  ot  dc 
AotticLLTiKAL,  Ag-ri-kdlt-ynral,  a.  rtbitig  ta 

agrikultyiir. 
AoBKCLTLBE,  A?'ri-kult-yqr,  n.  At  qrt  or  klilti- 

VHtig  de  gr^nd:  tiJHJ;  huzlmndri. 
AoBiciLTL'uiHT.  .\g-ri-kdlt-711-rist,  n.  wun  skikl 

in  ngnkuliynr;  a  fqrmcr. 
AoBiMONY,   •Vg'ri-mo-ni,  n.  livorwnrt;  a  plant. 
AoBosTOOHAPHV,  Ag-ros-uSg-ra-fi,  1   n.    at    t\vi>a 
AGK0STOL0i;y,  Ag-ro«-tol-u-ji,         i       ov  groMB. 
AoBoLNU,  A-gT'snd,  W.  on   de  gnjnd;  stranded. 
Ague,  U'to.  "■  »i  intermitig  fever,  wid  kuld  fit*. 
AoL'isn.  u  gq-ij,  a.  l|k  an  agq:  Jivcrig:  kold. 
Agi'ishnisw,  U'gq-i/nes,  n.  Jiverig  az  wid  kold. 
Ah,  H.  inUr.  ekspro-iv  ov  surprjz,  pili,  disiik,or  jff. 
AUA,    A-\\(\,    inter,    dcnotig     plejqr,    triumf,   or 

surprjz. 
Ahead,  A-h^,  ad.  rajli;  bef6r;  furder  on. 
AuiGH,  A-h|,  ad.  on  bi. 
Aid,  ha,  n.  help;  »ufKfirt;  a^Lstans;  a  helper. 
.ViD,  (Id,  r.  /.  tu  help;  tu  a^i^t;  tu  supdirt. 
AlDANCE,  ild'ans,  n.  help:  supuJrt;  ad. 
Aide-de-camp,  Ud'.;>-kon,  vr  Ud'e-kamp,  n.  [F.] 

an  otiser  uteudant  on  a  jcncntl,  tu  konv4  hii 

orderz. 
Aidless,  Qd'lc^,  a.  hclplcs;  onsuportcd;  frendlei. 
AiGKET,  a'gret,    )  n.  nam  ov  dc  smol  hwjl  hcroo; 
AlGIiKTT,  U'gret,  S      a  tuft,  az  ov  fcdcrx. 
Aioi  LET,  U'gq-let,  u.  a  \xsni  ov  guld  plast  at  dc 

end  ov  frinjcz;  an  aglet. 
Ail,  ai,  r.  t.  tu  pan;  tu  giv  pan;  tu  trubl. 
Ail,  (11,  r.  I.  tu  be  in  pan,  or  trubl. 
Ailin(},  ai'in,  pp.  a.  sikli;  morbid;  il. 
.\iLMKNT,  ai  mcnt,  n.  pen;  dizez;  ilnes. 
Aim,  am,  n.  end^vor;  dirckjon;  dezjn.         [dciJD. 
Aim.  a™,  r.  i.  tu  tak  sjt;  tu  level:  tu  direkt;  ta 
Aim,  am,  r.  t.  tu  direkt,  az  a  mii<il  wepn. 
AiMEB.  am'er,  n.  wun  hin  amz. 
AIMLK.4S,  am'lc-s,  a.  wid'^t  am  er  objekt. 
AiB,  Ar,  n.  At  flqid  in  hwi<j  we  bred,  and  bwig 

sur'sndz  de  glub,  konsistig  ov  to  gasoz,  uksijon 

ancl  njtrujen:  atmu:ifer:  jentl  wind;  At  men  or  a 

person:  a  tqn. 
AiB,  Ar,  r.  t.  tu  giv  or  tak  \e;  tu  worm;  ta  drj 

b|  a  f|r;  tu  eksjiel  dainpnes. 
AiB-BUiLT,  Ar'bilt,  a.  bilt  in  At  v- 
Air-cells.  Ar'scli,  n.  pi.  sclz  kontanig  ^r. 
AiR-DRAWN,  Ar'dron,  a.  dr<n  in  j^r;  vijonari. 
-XiB-GUN,  Ar'gun,  n.  a  gun  tu  be  di>cqrjd  bJ  ^. 
Aib-hole,  Ar'bul,  n.  an  opnig  tu  admit  or  Am- 

AiRiLT,  Ar'i-li,  ad.  gali;  merili;  fpritli. 
Airiness,  Ar'i-nes,  n.  gacti;  ckspojqr  tu  de  %r. 
.ViRiNU,  Ar'ig,  n.  an  ekskurjon;  a  wormig. 
AiRLiNG,  Ar'lig.  n.  a  tales,  gn  penwin. 
AiB-iMPE.  Ar'pjp.   n.  a   pjp  jv^iA  tu  dnj  fsl  %r 

fnim  ii  Jips  hold. 
.\iR-PLANT,  Ar'pliint,    n.   a   plant  derjvig  nqtii- 

nii'nt  fr<im  de  qr.  [de  wat  uv  At  ^f. 

.\|B  P018E,  Ar'p«Tz,  n.  an  instrument    tu    meji^r 
AiB-PiMP,  Ar'pump,    n.  an   initnnment  for  rc- 

m^r>vig  dr  i\r  M  ov  a  vc.*el. 
.\iB-SACKS,  Ar'snks,  n.  pi.  ^r-bagi  in  b^rdi. 
AiB-NiiAFT,  Ar'/aft,  n.  a  puaj  for  de   ^r  inta 

mjnz. 
Air  TIGHT,  Ar'tjt.  a.  so  ai  not  tu  admit  ^r. 
AiR'VEiMEi..  Ar'vfs-cl.  n.  a  vessel  in  plants  for  V. 
AiRT,  Ar'i,  a.  rrlatig  tu,  or  admitig  %r;  ga. 
Aible,  i\,  n.  u  wok  in  a  <;un]. 


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Aizoox,  £I-zi6n,  n.  a  jenus  ov  plants. 

Ajar.  A-jqr,  a.d.  hcif-opnd. 

Ajutage,  Aj'yii-taj,  ».  apjp  ynzd  in  weter-wurks. 

Akimbo,  A-kim-bo,  a.  qrqt;  krukcd. 

Akin,  A- kin,  a.  related  tia;  aljd  bj  blud;  Ijk. 

Alabaster,  Al-a-bds-ter,  n.  a.  hwjt  ston  er  soft 

niqrbl  yqzd  for  ernamental  purpusez. 
Alack,  A-hik,  inter,  ekspresiv  ov  soro. 
Alackaday,  A-Iak-a-da,  inter,  dsnotig  soro  and 

melankoli. 
Alacrity,  A-lak-ri-ti,  n.  qErfulnes;  Ijvlmes;  red- 

ines.  _   [silk. 

Alamode,  Al-a-mod,  ad.  in  As  fajon;  a  tin  blak 
Alarm,  A-lqrm,  n.  a  krj  ov  danjer:  suden  teror. 
AL;VEM,  A-lqrm,  v.  t.  tu  impres  wid  fer;  tu  terif  j. 
Alarm  BELL,  A-lqrm-bel,  n.    a  bel  rui)  denotig 

danjer.  [ncatis  ov  danjer. 

Alarm-clock,  A-lqrm-klok,  n.   a  klok  dat  givz 
Alarming,  A-l^rm-i^,  pp.  a.  terifiii):  giviy  alqrm. 
Al.uiminglt,  A-lqrm-ir)-li,  ad.  so  az  tu  alqrm. 
Alarmist,  A-lqrm-ist,  n.  wun  hiD  eksjLs  an  alqrm. 
Alarm-post,  A-lqrm-post,  n.  de  post  apernted  fer 

men  tu.  aptr  at  in  kas  ov  an  alqrm. 
Alarm-watch,  A-lqrm-woq,  n.  a  woq  dat  strjks 

dg  'sr  bj  regyii^lated  moovment. 
Alarum,  A-lq-rum,  n.  an  alqrm  klok. 
Alas,  A-lds,  inter,  a.  wui'd  ekspresii)  lamentajon, 

grgf,  er  piti. 
Alate,  A-lat,         j  a.   wiijed;  havig  dilajonz  Ijk 
Alated,  A-lat-ed,  S      wii)z. 
Alb,  Alb,  n.  a  Roman  prests  surplis. 
iVLBATROSs,  Al'ba-tros,  n.  a  Iqrj,  web-futed  berd. 
Albeit,  91-be-it,  ad.  eld(5;  be  it  so;  notwidstandifl. 
Albescent,  Al-bes-ent,  a.  bekdmig  hwjt. 
Albification,  Al-bi-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  makiij 

liwjt. 
Albigenses,  Al-bi-jen-S8z,  n.fl.  a  sekt  ov  Krist- 

yanz  ov  de  12t  sentq,ri;  so  keld  from  Albj,  a  t3n 

in  Frans. 
Albinism,  Al-bi-niz-m,  m.  stat  ov  an  albjno. 
Albino,  Al-bj-no,  &r  Al-be-no,  n.  a  hwjt  negro, 

er  a  person  unnatyn,rali  hwjt. 
Albugineous,  Al-bq,-jin-e-us,   a.  rezemblii)  de 

hwjt  ov  an  eg. 
Albugo,  Al-bi\-go,  n.  [Z.]  a  dizez  in  de  \.    [&s. 
Album,  iVl'bum,   n.  a  buk  fer  insertiij  etografs. 
Albumen,  Al-bi|-men,  n.  de  hwjt  ov  an  eg. 
Albuminous,  Al-b^-min-us,  a.  pertanii)  tu  al- 

bi],men.  [pqrt  ov  wud. 

Alburnum,  Al-bur-num,    n.    de  hwjt  er  softer 

i^c-rE,ll:S,!-<^SpaniJj«jermajistrat. 

Alcahest,  Al'ka-hest,  n.  de  ynqniversal  solvent. 
Alcalde,  Al-kal-de,  n.  a  majistrat  er  juj. 
Alchemical,  Al-kem-i-kal,  a.  relatip  tu  alkemi. 
Alchemically,  Al-kem-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  de  maner 

ov  alkemi. 
Alchemist,  Al'ke-mist,  w.  wnn  verst  in  alkemi. 
Alchemistical,  Al-ke-mis-ti-kal,  a.  aktig  Ijk  an 

alkemist. 
Alchemize,  Al'ke-mjz,  v.  t.  tu  transmit. 
Alchemy,  ^Vl'ke-mi,  /  «.  de  sjens  ov  kemistri,  az 
Alchymy,  Al'ki-mi,  i      praktist  in  former  tjmz; 

de  transmvi,taJon  ov  metalz;  okvi,lt  kemistri. 
Alcohol,  Al'ko-hol,  n.  pi^r  er  hjli  rektif  jd  spirit: 

spirits  ov  wjn:  qrdent  spirit.  [taniij  alkohul. 

Alcoholic,  Al-ko-hol-ik,  a.  relatii)  tu,  or  kon- 
Alcoholization,  Al-ko-hol-i-za-Jon,   n.   de  akt 

ov  alkoholjzii). 
Alcoholize',  Al'ko-hol-jz,  r.  t.  tu  mak  an  alko- 

hol:  tu  rektif  j,  az  spirits. 
Alcoran,  Al'ko-ran,  w.  a  buk  kontanii)  de  pre- 

septs  ov  de  Mahometan  relijon.  [ran. 

Alcoranic,  Al-ko-rau-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  de  'Alko- 
Alcove,  Ai-kov,  n.  a  reses  ov  a  qamber  er  ov  a 

Ijbrari;  an  qrbor  in  a  gqrden. 


Aldabaran,  Al-da-ba-ran,  n.  a  stqr  in  de  kon- 

stelujon  Torus;  kold  also  de  bulz  j. 
Alder,  Ol'der,  n.  a  tre  rezemblii)  de  hazel. 
Alderman,   91'der-man,    n.,  pi.   01'der-men;  an 

ofiser  in  a  t'jjn  kerporat,  a  siti,  or  a  kerporajon. 
Aldeemanly,    01'der-man-li,     a.    bekdmig    an 

olderman. 
Ale,  £11,  «.  fermented  melt  likor. 
Ale-conner,  31'kon-er,  n.  an  inspektor  ov  al-h'ss 

mej^qrz.  [Jon  bj  a  kok. 

Alectryom.^ncy,  A-lek-tri-o-man-si,  n.  divina- 
Alegar,  Al'e-gar,  n.  s-sr  al;  a  kjnd  ov  asid. 
Ale-hoof,  31'huf,  n.  gr'snd  jvi. 
Ale-house,  Jll'h'ss,  n.  a  hijs  hw^ral  iz  sold. 
Alembic,  A-lem-bik,   n.  a  glas  er  metal  vesel 

j-i],zd  in  distiliij. 
Ale-wife,  Jll'wjf,  n.  a  wuman  hco  keps  an  al-h'ss. 
Alert,  A-lert,  a.  on  gqrd;  Ljvli;  woqful;  pert. 
Alertness.  A-lert-nes,  n.  wnyfulnes;  sprjtlines. 
Ale-yat,  {ill'vat,  n.  de  tub  in  hwiq  al  iz  fermented. 
Alexandrine,  Al-eks-an-drin,  n.  a  vers  ov  twelv 

silablz. 
Alexipharmic,  A-leks-i-fqr-mik,  11.  an  antidot 

agenst  ptjrzn  or  infekjon. 
Alexipharmical,  A-leks-i-fqr-mi-kal,  a.  pozesig 

de  p'ser  ov  an  antidot. 
Alexiteric.  A-leks-i-ter-ik,  i   a.   dat  drjvz 

Alexiterical,  A-leks-i-ter-i-kal,  i      perzn  er  fe- 

verz  awa. 
Alexiterics,  A-leks-i-ter-iks,  n.  pi.  prezervatiTZ 

agenst  pffznz  and  infekjonz. 
Alga,  Al'ga,  n.  [£.]  pi.  Al'je;  a  plant;  se-wed. 
Algazel,  Al-ga-zel,  n.  a  bn,tiful  spejez  ov  ante- 
lop. 
Algebra,  Al'je-bra,  ».    de  sjens  ov  kwontiti  in 

jeneral,  er  yi^niversal  aritmetik. 
Algebraic,  Al-je-bra-ik,  1  a.  relatii)  tu  al- 

Algebraical,  Al-JE-bra-i-kal,  i    jebra;  perfermd 

bj  aljebra.  [ov  aljebra. 

Algebraically,  Al-je-bra-i-kal-i,  ad.  bj  menz 
Algebraist,  Al-je-bra-ist,  n.  wun  verst  in  aljebra. 
Algerine,  Al-jer-en,  a.  belogii)  tu  Aljerz. 
Algor,  Al'gor,  n.  [Z.]  ekstrem  kold. 
Algorism,  Al'go-riz-m,   |  n.  de  qrt  ovkompq,ta- 
Algorithm,  Al'gQ-rid-m.i      Jon  bj  nq,meral  fig- 

yr^rz;  aritmetik. 
Algu.\zil,  Al'ga-zel,  n.  a  SpaniJ  ofiser  ov  justis. 
Alias,  a'li-as,  ad.  [Z.]  uderwjz; — n.  a  kjnd  ov  rit. 
Alibi,  Al'i-bj,  w.  [Z.]   elshw^r;  in  anuder  plas. 

3e  pie  ov  a  person  aki^zd,  hO)  alejez  dat  he  woz 

in  anuder  plas  hwen  de  krjm  woz  komited. 
Alien,  Ell'yen,  a.  foren;  estranjd  from. 
Alien,  Jll'j^en,  n.  a  forener:  a  stranjer. 
Alien,  fll-yen,  v.  t.  tu  alyenat. 
Alienable,  £Il'yen-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  alyen- 

ated  er  transferd. 
Alienate,  fll'yen-at,  v.  t.  tu  estranj;  tu  sel;  tu 

transfer;  tu  aplj  tu  a  rog  yq,s. 
Alienated,  £Il'yen-at-ed,  p)-  estranjd;  transferd. 
Alienation,  3l'yen-a-Jon,  n.   a.  makig  over;  a 

seliij;  mental  deranjment. 
Alienee,  31-yen-E,  n.  wun  tu  hosm  a  tig  iz  sold. 
Alienism,  31'yen-iz-m,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  an  alj'en. 
Aliform,  Al'i-ferm,  a.  havig  de  Jap  ov  a  wig. 
Aligerous,  A-lij-er-us,  a.  havig  wigz. 
Alight,  A-lit,  r.  i.  tu  fel  upon;  tu  desend;  tu 

get  of;  tu  dism-jnt.  [form. 

Alike,  A-ljk,  ad.  similar;  in  de  sam  maner  and 
Aliment,  Al'i-mcnt,  «.  food;  nurijment:  suport. 
Alimental.  Al-i-ment-al,  a.  nqtrijus;  ndrijig. 
Alimentally,  Al-i-ment-al-i,  ad.  nutrijusli. 
Alimentariness,  Al-i-ment-a-ri-nes,  n.  stat  ot 

beig  alimentari. 
Alimentary,  Al-i-ment-a-ri,    a.    belogig  tu  er 

afuirdii)  aliment:  konvaig  aliment.  [ig. 

Alimentation,  Al-i-men-ta-Jon,  «.  akt  ov  niirij- 


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ALL 


ALL-BANCTirTixo,  OI-giok-U-fi-iQ,  M.  iigktif|i9 

Ar  hul.  (ip  even  fag. 

\ll  MKARcnixo,  Ot-a^^-ig,  M.  penradig  •nd  Sfrg- 

■ein  ereri  tip. 

run  dat 


ALiMETTtTESEM,  Al-i-fD^nt-iT-nw,  n.  de  organ 

(iv  :i(irHt  fitr  fjxl. 
Alimomi'S,  Al-i-mii-ni-u",  >i.  ntiri/i{):  alirai^ntal. 
Alimony,  Al'i-mij-ni,  n.  <i  m^jxirai  iimntc-nan^  fir!  All  skki.vo,  <M-i*-ij), 

a  wiani'^n  h'li  iza^parato<l  tnnu  h<>r  huzband.       I  All-mclk,  if\-'i-i-r,  n.  wun  dat  ttt  even  tin. 
Aliquant,  Al'i-kwant,  a.  dat  duz  not  divj<l  cgz-    All-socls-dat,  Ol-iu&li-da,  n.  dt  Mkood  n  ot 

Aktli:  ai-,  .3  it  an  alikwanl  pqrt  or  10.  NuvjiinbiT.  [iti, 

ALigi'OT,  Al'i-kwoJ,  a.  dnt    mesqnt  pgiAktli;  ai,  |  All-»i  kkicikxcv,  Ol-suf-iJ-en-ii,  «.  infinit  abil- 

;{  li  ;in  nlikwut  jM^rt  <.\   12.  ALL-SirriCiEXT,    ei-suf-ij-eat,    a.    nifijent    tu 

.\LIVE.  A-ljv,  a.  not  lied;  nktir;  <;frful:  Ijvli.  cvcri  tij):  (Jod.  (tigi. 

Alkaiiist,  Al'ka-hest,  11.  a  prtl^nded  jrqnivfrwl  I  All-slstainiso,   01-gu«-uin-ij),   a.   upholdn)  at 

m.lv  111.  1  ALL-wiHk.  01-w|x,  a.  \t(nmt  «v  infinit  wiKluin. 

ALKALtflTEXT,  Al-ka  l^-«nt,a.  portakin  ornlkalj.    Allah,  Al'q,  «.  de  Ar&bik  nam  <iv  dr  Sqjjrtm 
Alkali,  Al'kn-lj,  or    Al'ka-li,  n.  n   suh-^nni  dat         Ht'iO-  [t«nd  in  dt  alant^. 

mi  r.iljzi'i  ii.iidz.     }'i4:if'\z  vi-jetabl,  umIis.  inin-    Allantoic,  Al-an-US-ik,  a.  pcrtani;i  tu  or  koa- 

rr.i!.  Hiid  amania.  volatil  alknlj.  ,  Allaxtoid,  AI-an-tAd,  \  n.a  tin  inonibran  I'ityn- 

Alkalixe.  Al'kn-Ijn  ur   Al'ka-lin,    a.   havig  de  '  Allantoih,  Al-an-tcrs,    i    ated  betw^n  de  korion 

kwilitiz  ov  alkalj.  j      niid  ainnir>s  in  animalx. 

Alkalixitt.  .Vl-kii-lin-i-ti,  n.    dt  kwoliti   hwi^    Allay,  A-la.  r.t.  tu  kw(et;  tu  paoifl;  tu  taA\ 

koiHtiiiit.i  an  alknlj.  .      tu  drlta",  az  a  metal. 

Alkaliie,  .Xrkn-ljz,  r.  i.  tu  mnk  nlkaljn.  |  Allay,  A-1h.  n.  a  bos  metal.     Se  Lill/ty.) 

Alkaldid,  .\l'kii-l<r(l,  n.  a  vejrtubl  prin^ijil  havip   Allayer,  A-l(i-iT,  n.  de  |)erson  or  tig  dal  alai. 

alkiliii  kwiilitiz  in  11  cljt  drtrrf.  [konncz.    ALLAYMt.vT,    A-Iii-mcnt,    ii.    de   akt  or  pTjcr  ov 

ALKEiiifES.  Al-ki^r-mrz,  m.  a   konfekjon   mnd   ov  I      niain. 
\lkouax,  Al'ko-nin, ■«.  n  buk  kontanig  de  prr-    Alleoatiox,  AI-r-fjA-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  al^jig:  afer- 

sij.t-'  iiv  dr  Miibomrtnn  rrlijon.  |      uiii/on:  pir:  deklarejon. 

Vll,  ♦'I,  a.  dt  hul:  cvori  wun;  even  pqrt.  i  Alledoe.  A-I^j,  >  r.  t.  tu  aferm;  tu  dekl4r;  tu 

All,  HI,  n.  dr  hul;  ««vcritin.  I  Allege,  A-Ij^j.    i      pled. 

All,  OI,  ;«</.  kwjl:  koinplrili;  holli;  pntjrli.     W  iz    Ali.egeable,  A-l<5j-a-bl,  a.  dnt  ma  be  al^jd. 

m  i(j  ynzd  in  kiimjV)ziji>n;  but,  in  most  in'T.insi'Z,    Allegeb,  A-U-j-or,  n.  wun  httj  ali-jcz. 

it  ii  inrrli  i^rbitrnri;  it  adz  furs  tu   dt  wurd;  a^.  Allegiaxce,  A-le-ji-an:*,    n.    de   ubediens   ov  a 

hl-im^ni.  fif-p'frf'ul.  I     nubjckt  dq  tua  soveren  or  guvemment. 

All-aloxo.  Ol-a-log,  ad.  trr»*t;  in  de  hoi.  i  Ailegiaxt,  A-le-ji-ant,a.  lflral;diitiful:ubcdient. 

\LL- atoxixo,  ♦•l-a-tun-io,  a.  atonig  fxr  ol.  I  Allegoric,  Al-e-grtr-ik,  t  a.   relatig  tu   er 

\i.L  BEARING.  Oi-b.-'ir-i^  a.  prudnsli)  ovcri  tij).    j  Allegorical,  Al-e-g6r-i-kal,  i     ]MrtakiD  ovale- 
ALLBorNTKors.  »M-hSn-fe-u.«,  <  a.  jiorfcktli  b'ltn- j      K'-'":  fijr.viimtiv. 
All-boixtikil,  Wl-b-jn-ti-ful,  i     tiful;  ov  infi- ,  Allegorioally',  Al-c-g6r-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  an  ale - 

nit  binii.  I      jforiknl  iiiancr.  [beig  alegorikol. 

All niAXOixo,  OI-qAnj-ig,  a.  perp^tyqali  (}anjig. '  Allegoricalxess,  Al-e-gor-i-kal-nci',  n.  stat  ov 
All  roMPoaiXG,  OI-kom-p<Sx-io,  ^-  ^<^'  maks  ol '  Alleoorist,  Al'e-gu-rist,  n.   wnn  ha»  te<;ei  alt- 

friiikwil.  fri3rikali.  [alegori. 

\:  ■    '      I .'  ':;  iiEXSivT.      Ol-kom-prr-hen-'iv,     a.    Allegorize,  Al'e-pa-rjz,  v.  t.  tu  turn  intu  an 
linMltini!-  Allegorize,  Al'e-gu-rjz,  r.  «.  tu   sjick  aleg6ri- 

\ll       >    1  ALixo,  Ol-kon-sel-ig,  a.  bjdig  or  kon- !      kali. 

iiriin  "I.  I  Allegorizer.  Al'r-go-rjz-er,  n.  an  alrgorist. 

ALL-roxQrERiXG,  OI-k6g-kcr-ig,a.  datsubdi'ixol.   Allegory.  Al'e-po-ri,   n.  a   figyqrativ  disk6r?, 
All-divixe,  0!-di-vjn,  a.  i»qprrmli  oksclent.  |      iinpliig  sunitig  dnt  ix  not   litcrali  eksprwt;  a 

All  PiviNixo,  Oj-di-vjn-ig,  a.  furt«ilig  ol  tigx.     '      sinibolikal  rjtig;  a  fahl. 

\ll MiEADED,  0|-.lrp<l-c<l,  a.  drodod  b|  ol.  j  ALLEGRjrrxo,  Al-r-gret-o,   ad.  [It.]  denotig  t}m 

ALL-KKFifiEXT,  01-cf-i/-cnt,  a.  ov  unliniitotl  i*fi-       l«.'.«  kwik  dan  nlejEcriJ-  (Jon. 

knM.  [tigz.    Allegro,  .\-lf-jn-ia,  ad.  [fi.]  denotig  opritli  mo- 

\ll  expixo.  Ol-i'nd-ig.  a.  putin  an  end   tu  ol    Alleli-jaii,  Al-r-lij-ya,  n.  piv  praz  tu  Jehova. 
All-exliohtexixo,  01-cn-ljt-n-ig,  a.  cnl{tnig  ol  I  Allemaxd,  Al-e-m<ind.  n.  a  bri.sk  Jormandans; — 

ti;ir.  I      (  -Vi/*.)  a  Ao  ijr  in  komon  tjm. 

^  I  :    i    •  I  -KAY,  01-fAlz-dn.  n.  de  fprst  ov  Hpril,   Allemaxxic,  Al-e-man-ik.  a.  bclugig  tu  de  Ale- 
1  ik  nz  m''ni  fj)lz  nz  da  kan.  j      ni.iiij,  nr  nn/oiit  ,I»;nnanz. 

:i    >    i:    iviNG,  OI-for-j;iv-ig,  a.  forgivigol.  Alleviate,  A-lr-vi-at,  r. /.  tu  ex;  tu  sofn;  tu  alA. 

\ll  toi  H.H.  Ol-furt,  n.  a  earn  at  kfirdi.  \  Alleviatiox,  A-lc-vi-a-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  alfviatig: 

A  I.L-GIVER.  Ol-jfiv-cT.  11.  ae  givi-r  ov  ol  tigx.  j      dnt  hwi<j  aleviat.";  mitigajon. 

All  GRAriovs.  H|-)fni-Ju.s  a.  porfektli  f^jn<i.      !  Alleviative,  A-le-vi-o-tiv,  n.  a  pdtiativ. 
\Li.  II  M.i.ow.  Ol-h.-il-o,     t  n.ol-onnt.'dn.de  fpryt '  Alley,  Al'i,  n.  a  wok;  a  nnro  jO'<aj. 
.Vi.L  II  \LLowB,  Ol-hal-ux,  (     ov  Ncvcmbor.  I  All-hail,  Hl-hal.  intrr.  ol  belt  be  tu  ycb:  be  wel. 

.\ll  II  *LLow-TiDE,  Ol-hil-o-tjd,  II.   de  t\m  ntr!  Alliaceoi'S,  Al-i-a-Ju»,  a.  partakig  ov  gqrlik  or 


ol-.'<iint 
All    ii..\..itKi>.  0|V.n-ord,  a.  onord  bj  ol. 

a.  Ol-jiij-ig.  a.  jojigol. 
\  "!  ii^<i.  „,  porfrktli  ju-it.  [?!. 

\  -i  ful,  a.  ov  pprfekt  mor- 

\  ^1.  .1.  havig  o|  p<»rfckj"n. 

^11  :-.r  likt-nc!',  n.  cntjr  j)cr- I 

\LL  iMKRCixo,  Ol-p^i^-ij).  a.  prrstg  even  tig.       I 
All  rowKKri'L,  Bl-p^-cr-ful,  «.  elmiti;  omnip- 1 

oti'nt. 
All  SAIXT8-DAT,  Ol-flAntd-da,  a.  de  da  for  ;i^It-  | 

hratig  dt  rants:  dr  f^nt  ov  Vov^mher.  ' 


unyonx. 
Alliance,  A-lj-an.«,  n.  a  konfodoraFi:  a  leg:  afin- 

iti;  rcln/on  b|  marij.  or  bj  kindred. 
Alliciexct,  A-liJ-cn-si,  n.  atrak/»n;  magnctixm. 
Alligate.  Ari-gnt,  r.^  tu  j«Tn  tup^dor:  tu  yt}n)t. 
Alligation.  Al-i-pi-Jon,  n.  dt  akt  ov  tjig  tu- 

p«>den  a  nM  ov  aritinetik. 
Alligator.  Al-i-ga-tor,  n.  dt  Amoriknn  krukod)!. 
.\lli8ION.  A-li;-on.  n.  de  akt  ov  Ktrikig  wun  tig 

agonst  aniidcr. 
Alliteration,  A-lit-cr-i-/on,   «.   de  brginig  tA 

or  inor  wunl/:  wid  de  ««m  IcM'r.  [era /on. 

Alliterative.  .\-Ht-er-a-tiv,  a.  rtlatig  tu  alit- 


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Allocation,  Al-o-ka-Jon,  ».  a  putig  tu,  er  ner; 

al'saus  mad  upon  an  ak'bnt. 
Allocatur,  Al-co-ka-tur,  n.  alisana  ov  a  rit. 
Allocution,  Al-o-ki^-Jon,  n.   de  akt  ov  spekig 

tu  aniider. 
Allodial,  A-16-di-al,  a.  not  ft^dal:  independent. 
Allodium,  A-16-di-um,  n.  land  held  bj  an  indi- 

vidyn^al  in  hiz  can  rjt. 
Allonge,  A-liinj,  n.  a  pas  er  trust  mad  at  an 

cnEmi  wid  a  sord. 
Alloo,  A-kf),  I',  t.  tu  set  on;  tu.  halcG. 
Allopathic,  Al-o-p.at-ik,  a.  pertanin  tu  alopati. 
Allopathist,  A-16p-a-tist,  n.  wun  (fat  praktisez 

medisin  akordir)  tu  ds  rttilz  ov  alopati. 
Allopathy,  A-16p-a-ti,   n.   de  doktrin  er  teori 

for  ki]^rii)  dizezez   bj   prodixsii)   in    de   pajent 

afekjonz  diferent  from  de  dizez. 
Allot,  A-16t.  r.  t.  tu  grant;  tu  distribyqt;  tu  lot. 
Allotment,  A-16t-ment,  h.o  Jq^r;pqrtaprwpriated. 
Allow,  A-I's,  t.  t.  tu  permit;  tu  abat;  tu  aprcov. 
Allowable,  A-li'-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  al-sd;  loful. 
Allowableness,  A-lS-a-bl-nes,  n.  lefulnes;  fit- 

nes. 
Allowably,  A-l's-a-bli,  ad.  wid  klam  ov  al^.ans. 
Allowance,  A-1-s-ans,  n.  saijkjon;  Ijsens;  permij- 

on:  abatment:  a  grant  or  stjpend;  setld  rat. 
Allowance,  A-l's-ans,  v.  t.  tu  put  upon  al'sans. 
Alloy,  A-lff,  n.  a  baser  metal  mikst  wid  a  fjner 

wun;  a  debast  substans. 
Alloy,  A-lif,  v.  t.  tu  redi\s  a  f  jn  metal  bj  a  baser, 
Allspicis,  61'spjs,  n.  Jamaka  pcper  er  pimento. 
Allude,  A-li'^d,  v.  i.  tu  refer;  tu  hint  at;  tu  in- 

sinyqat.  [upon  paper. 

Alluminou,  A-li|-min-or,  n.  a  kulorer  or  panter 
Allure,  A-ii\,r,  v.  t.  tu  entjs;  tia  dektf;  tu  atrakt. 
Allured,  A-lq^rd,  p-  temted;  dren,  er  entjst. 
Allurement,  A-h\r-ment,  n.  cntjsment;  temtajon. 
AlluRer,  A-h|i--er,  n.  wun  hoo  alvj,rz.  [tjsii]. 

Alluring,  A-hi^r-iij,  2''P-  «'•  temtiij;  sednsiij;  eu- 
Allueingly,  A-li^r-iij-li,  ad.  in  an  alqrir)  maner. 
Alluringness,  A-h|r-ii)-nes,  n.  entjsment. 
Allusion,  A-hi,-;^on,  n.  a  hint;  indirekt  referens; 

in  retcjrik,  dat  f igyi^r  bj  hwiq  sum  wurd  er  fraz 

in  a  sentens  kelz  tu  mjnd  a  similar  subjekt. 
Allusive,  A-li\.-siv,  a.  makii)  ali\,gon;  hintiij. 
Allusively,  A-li\,-siv-li,  ad.  in  an  aln,siv  maner. 
Allusiveness,  A-U'i-siv-nes, «. stat  ov  beii) alr^siv. 
Alluvial,  A-h'i-vi-al,    a.  pertanig  tu   alluvion; 

karid  bj  weter;  aded  tu  land  bj  de  woj  ov  weter. 
Alluvion,  A-hj,-vi-on,  )  n.  an  akn,mii^laJon  ov 
Alluvium,  A-li|,-vi-um,  i      ert,  sand,  gravel,  is., 

bj  akjon  ov  woter;  alqvial  land. 
Ally",  A-li,  r.  t.  tia  jninjt  bj  kindred  er  frendjip. 
Ally,  A-lj,  n.  a  frend:  konfederat;  relajon. 
Alma,  or  Alme,  Al'mu,  e;' Al'me,  n.  dansig  gerlz 

ov  Fjipt. 
Almacantar,  Al-ma-kan-tar,  n.  a  smol  serkl  ov 

de  sfer,  paralel  tu  de  hujrizon. 
Almacantar's-STAff,  Al-ma-kan-tarz-staf,  n.  an 

instrcoment  yi^zd  txa  tak  obzervajonz  ov  de  sun. 
Almagest,  Al'ma-jest,  n.  a  buk  ov  problemz  in 

astronomi  bj  Tolemi. 
Almamater,  Al-ma-ma-ter,  »i.  [Z.]  "benin  mud- 

er;"  a  term  aplid  tu  a  kolej  hw^r  wun  woz  ed- 

yH,kated,  [weks,  and  daz. 

Almanac,  01'ma-nak,   n.   a   kalender  ov  munts, 
Almandine,  Al'man-djn,  n.  akjndov  inferior  rffjbi. 
Almery,  Al'mer-i,  71,  a  niq;  kuburd;  loker, 
Almightiness,  01-mi-ti-nes,  n.   unlimited  p-ser; 

omnipotcns;  an  atribn.t  ov  God.  [nipotent. 

Almighty,  01-mi-ti,  a.  havi;)  unlimited  p-scr;  om- 
Almighty,  01-mj-ti,  n.  At  Omnipotent:  God. 
Almond,  fl'mond,  ;i.  de  fribt  ov  de  qmond  tre. 
Almonds,  il'mondz,  n.  pi.  ta>  glandz  on  de  sjdz 

ov  de  tup;  de  tonsilz. 
Almoner,  Al'mon-er,  n.  a  di3tribyq,ter  ov  qmz; 


an  ofiser  ov  a  prins,  &s.,  emplffd  in  de  distribij,- 

Jon  ov  ^ariti.  [qpiz. 

Almonry,  Al'mon-ri,   71.  a   plas  for  distribyq^tip 
Almost,  01'most,  ad.  nerli;  wcl-nj. 
Alms,  ilmz,  n.  a  gift  or  benefakjon  tu  de  pdor;  a 

qaritabl  donajon. 
Alms-deed,  flmz'ded,  n,  an  akt  ov  qariti;  a  gift. 
Alms-giver,  Bmz'giv-er,  n,  wun  hoo  givz  tu  de 

poor.  [qariti. 

Alms-giving,  ilmz'giv-ig,  n.   de  bestoment  ov 
Alms-house,  Bmz'h-ss,   n.  a  hiss  fer  de  poor  hcD 

subsist  on  cariti. 
Alms-man,  Hmz'man,  n.  wun  ho  livz  on  qmz. 
Almug-tree,  Al'mug-tre,  n.   a.  tre   menjond  in 

Skriptyiir. 
Alnage,  Al'naj,  n.  a  mejur   bj  de  el;  el   me3n,r. 
Alnager,  Al'na-jer,  n.  u  mcjjvirer   bj  de  el. 
Alnight,  01'njt,  71.  a  kak  ov  waks  wid  de  wik 

in  de  midst. 
Aloe,  Al'o,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  tre  ov  several  spejez. 
Aloes,  Al'oz,  n.  de  inspisated  jq,s  ov  de  alca;  a 

stimyii^latiij  katqrtik  medisin. 
Algetic,  Al-o-et-ik,  /    a.   pertaniij  tva  alo, 

Aloetical,  Al-o-et-i-kal,  f       or  partakiy  ov  de 

kwolitiz  ov  alQz. 
Aloft,  A-16ft,  ad.  on  hj;  abuv;  in  de  ^r. 
Alomancy,  Al'o-man-si,  n.  divinajon  bj  selt. 
Alone,  A-16n,  a.  sii)gl;  solitari;  wid'st  kumpani. 
Along,  A-16p,  ud.  onward;  forward;  leijtwjz. 
Along,  A-16ij,  prep,  ner;  bj  de  .«jd  ov. 
Alongside,  A-16ij-sid,  ad  '\>\  de  sjd  ov  a  Jip. 
Aloof,  A-l(fif,  ad.  at  a  distans;  fqr  apqrt. 
Aloud,  A-l^d,  ad.  l^dli;  wid  a  grat  nerz. 
Alpaca,  Al-pak-u,  n.  a  spejez  ov  Percovian  Jep. 
Alpha,  Al'fa,  n.  de  ferst  leter  in  de  Grek  alfa- 

bet;  yn,zd  tu  signif  j  de  ferst. 
Alphabet,  Al'fa-bet,  n.  de  leterz  ova  laggwaj, 

aranjd  in  de  kiistomari  erder. 
Alphabet,  Al'fa-bet,  c  t.  tu  aranj  in  de  order 

ov  an  altabet. 
Alphabetic,  Al-fa-bet-ik,  )  a,  in  de  erder 

Alphabetical,  Al-fa-bet-i-kal,  i     ovanalfahet. 
Alphabet aeian,  Al-fa-bet-a-ri-an,  n.  an  a-be-se 

skolar. 
Alphabetically,  Al-fa-bet-i-kal-i,  ad.  akerdii) 

tia  de  alfabet. 
Alpine,  Al'pin,  ar  Al'pjn,  a.  relatii)  tu  er  rez6m- 

blii)  de  Alps:  hj;  m^ntenus. 
Already,  01-red-i,  ad.  befor  dis  tjm;  n?. 
Also,  OI'sq,  ad.  in  de  sam  maner;  Ijkwjz. 
Also,  01'so,  h»ij.  denotii)  adijon  er  konjuijkjon. 
Alt,  Alt,  a.  n.  (Mus.)  hi;  hj  pqrt.     Se  AUo. 
Altar,  01'tar,  ji,  de  plas  on  hwiq  sakrifisez  wer 

oferd;  de  komxinyon  tab!.  [dEe  olttir. 

Altar-piece,  01'tar-pEs,  7i.  a  pantii)  plast  over 
Alter,  01'tcr,  v.  t.  tu  qanj;  tu  mak  uderwjz. 
Alter,  01'ter,  v.i.  tu  sufer  qanj;  tu  vari. 
Alterable,  01'ter-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be   qanjd  or 

olterd.  [qanj. 

Alterability,   01-tcr-a-bil-i-ti,  n.   suseptibl  ov 
Alterably,  01'ter-a-bli,  ad.  in  a  qanjabl  maner. 
Alterant,  01'ter-ant,  a.  pradqsii)  qanj. 
Alterant,  01'ter-ant,  71.  a  medisin  hwiq  gradyq,- 

ali  korekts  de  stat  ov  de  bodi.  [qanj. 

Alteration,  01-ter-a-Jon,  w,  de  akt  ov  elteri|}; 
Alterative,  Ol'tcr-a-tiv,  71.  a  medisin  dat  oper- 

ats  bj  slu  and  imperseptibl  degrez.  [elterig. 

Alterative,  Ol'ter-a-tiv,  a.  haviy  de  kwoliti  ov 
Altercate,  Al'tcr-kat,  ^'.  i.  tu  raggl;  tu  kont^nd 

wid. 
Altercation,  Al-tcr-ka-Jon,    7».    debat;  kontro- 

versi;  rapgl:  kontest;  dispqt. 
Alternate,  Al-ter-nat,  a.  bj  turnz;  in  suksejon. 
Alternate,  Al-t^r-nat,  v.  t.  tu  qanj  or  perform 

bj  turnz.  [turnz. 

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ALTElUIATSXicas,  Al-t^r-nat-nes,  h.  «Uit  ov  bcig 

alttirna'. 
Ai.TKK.NATio.v,  Al-tiT-nn-Jun,  J  /».  rtiiprukal  «uk- 
\LTt.KNATr,  Altt;r-im-ti,         |      ntjon. 
Altkhnativk,  Al-t«;r-na-tiv,  »i.  a  <,'ti  g\va  ov  Ub 

til)*- 
Altkbxative,  Ai-tvr-na-tiv,  a.  rtsiprukali  qanjig. 
ALTtHNATiVLLY,  AJ-t^f-ntt-tiT-li,   ad.   bj   turnz; 

rfii>ru)Uiili. 
ALTKKNATivt.Nias,  AI-tYr-na-liv-noo,  n.  de  kwol- 

iti  or  sUit  (iv  bciu  nltrrnativ. 
Althea,  Al-t«'-u,  II.  a  spr/ez  uv  Siriun  malo. 
Aj.tiiouu>i,  <)l-d6,  L->i{/.  graut  dat;  Ad;  if. 
ALTiLOgi't:NCt!,    AI-lil-6>-k«roiu,    n.     lofti    spt^: 

poini)ui  lau^^fwaj.  [pus. 

ALTiLOyL  KNT,  Al-til-o-kwent,  a.  h\  gondii):  p<iin- 
Ai.TiUKTLH,  Al-iim-c-ler,    H.    an   iiistrdiiucut  f.>r 

ttiki(|  iiltitiiilz  b|  jcutnctrikiil  prinitiplz. 
ALTiMtTUY,  Al-tiin-c-tri,  n.  de  (^rt  or   mesi^rio 

hit«. 
Altibonant,  Al-tU-o-DOOt,  f   a.  h{  S7ndit):  lofti 
VLTiso.NOL'ti,  Al-tis-u-na.«,    i      or  pompun;  az,  in 

IttlKwaj. 
Altitluk,  Al'ti-ttid,  «.  de  hit  ov  a  pla.'*. 
Altivolant,  Al-tiv-u-lant,  a.  tljin  hi:  Sijrijj. 
Alto,  Al'tu,  n.   [Jt.]   (Mut.)  de   hjfU  pqrt  for 

mal  vrrsct. 
Altooetiikr,  01-lu-g^d-cT,  ad.  kompletli;  cnt^rli: 

bulli:  kiiiijiii)k!li;  iu  kuiu|>aDi. 
Alto  iiiLitvo.  Al'iu  rt-li'-va,  n.  dat  \i\n<\  ov  TtMi 

io  Hktilptyiir,  hvritj  prujckts  az  inuij   az  de  l|f: 

hj  relef.  [kemistri. 

All'UEL,  Al'yii-dfl,  »i.  u  ^ubliinig  jiot,  yt^zU  iu 
AlI'U,  Al'um,  n.  an  a^trinjent  mineral  »>lt. 
AlI'MIXA,  A-li'i-niin-u,  /    a.   a    kjnd  ov  yrt;  pqr 
Ali'Mim:,  Ar.vi|-iuin,     )        kiu.  [alum. 

Ali'minoi'h,  A-hi-ini-nu.o,  a.  kontani{),  or  Ijk 
VLt'XiNLM,  A-li'i-iui-num,  n.  dc  mi-Lalik  baser 

aliiiniiiu. 
AlI'MIsii.  Al'um-iJ,  a.  haviy  dt  nntyqr  ov  alum. 
.Kluiin'L'S,  A-liim-nU'*,  n.  [Z.j  pi.  Alumn^;  a  grad- 

yqut  ov  kolfj.  [cr. 

Alvkakv,  Al'vc-a-ri,  ».  a  bc-hjv;  dc  hola  or  de 
Alvi.olar,  Al-ve-u-lar,  >  a.  kontanin  tiokcta; 
.Vlvkolary,  Al-ve-u-ln-ri,  i  holu  sclz,  or  jiii.i. 
.Vlvkulatk.  Al-vc-o-lat,  fl.  formd  l{ka  huni-kaoi. 
Alvixk.  Al'vin.  a.  bdupig  tu  dc  bcli  or  intivtinz. 
.\lways,  Ol'wHZ,  aJ.  p<.T|)Otyn,ali:  kon.-<lantli. 
.\.  M.,  A.  M,  un  abrcviujon  for  iartinm  m<t<pj'Ur,\ 

m  iHt<T  <iv  i\x\*:  and  \anU  n\eri<l i<'m\  befur  man. 
Am,  Am,    '.  i.  At  i>;rH  ij^rson  ov  dc  verb  tu  br. 
Amiability,  U-mi-a-bil-i-ti,  u.  luvlincii:  a  piscr 

ov  plcziy. 
Amai.\,  A-Diiin,  ad.  wid  vebemon.<«  or  vigor. 
Amaloam.  A-iiial-;^m,  n.  a  mik-styi^r  ov  kwik- 

silvi-r  wid  aiiiidiT  metal;  uni  mikstyqr. 
Amaloauatc,    A-m.il-gn-mnt,    r.  t.    tta  komhjn  I 

nx^rkivri  wid  uder  mc-talz;  Iu  miks  intimntli:- -  J 

r.  •'.  tu  komp'^ud  or  ytinil  in  an  amal^iu;  tu  i 

blend.  [amaigiiinatio.  I 

Amaloamation,  A-mal-ga-ma-Jdn,  n.  de  akt  ov  [ 
Ama.M'lnsih,  A-man-yq-PD-si.^,  ;)J.  A-man-yn-^n-  ) 

wr,  II.  u  ixr-i.n  hji  rit-t  hwot  aniidcr  diktat;). 
.Vmarantii,  .Viu'.i-r.mt,    n.   tt    plant:   flMT-ji-nll; 

Mj  k'>l<l  brk  -z  hwrn  ^fiidcrd  it  duz  not  .'ittn  wid-  j 

er:  a  finer  dat  never  fadi.  [rant-<.  | 

Amaraxtiiink.  Am-a-ran-(in,  a.  bel6oio  tuama- 1 
Amaritidk,  A-mar-i-tud,  n.  bitorucs;  !>everiti.  I 
Amarvi.lih,    .\ra-tt-ril-i.«,   n.   a  jenus   ov  bulbu^  j 

plant-;  lili  d.ifuidil.  | 

.\mash.  a  ra.ii,  f. /.  lu  koWkt  tUK<'der;  tu  hep  up.  t 
.Vma.skmknt,  A-iixi.<-mcnl,  n.  a  hep:  kolekjon.  { 
.\matei'R,  Atu-a-tvf,  vr  Am-a-ttir,  n.  a  luver  ov  I 

cni  qri  or  sion.",  not  a  prufoaor;  o  v^rtyn^so.        I 
Amatorial.  Am-a-t^-n-»l,  >  a.  rtlatig  tu  or  in- 
.Vmatort,  Am'a-t4>-ri,  i      di'i^t  b|  luv.  | 


Amatoriax,  Am-a-tu-ri-an,  a.  pcrtanig  tu  lur. 
Amativexum,  Aiu'a-tir-ni-,  n.  <i  propcnjiti  tu 
AMAUR08I8,  Am-u-rij-iii-.  "V  «it.    [lur. 

Amaze,  A-uuiz,  r.  /.  tu  t  Durprjz;  ta 

|K.Tplckn;     II.  a.'-toni/ni'  :       _  ,  -iii. 

AmazkiiLY,  A-nuiz-ed-li,  aJ.  wid  amazmrnt. 
AMAZLi>N»i8,  A-miiz-Ml-ne4,  f     n.     astonijmenl. 
Amazement,  A-iiuiz-meut,      i       koufiyon. 
AMAZiN(i,  A-miiz-io,  />/:  a.  ajiu'inijiu;  wonderful. 
Amazingly,  A-muz-iu-li,  aJ.  in  a  miner  lu  m- 

t<>ni/. 
Amazon.  Am'a-zon,  n.  a  wurlik  wumao;  a  virago. 
Amazunia.v,  Am-a-zu-ni-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Ama- 

zonz;  worljk.  [in  knmiHjziJon. 

Amb  and  Am,  Amb  and  Am,  ab'^t;  ar-<<nd;  yt^zd 
Ambace-s.  Am-bii-jez,  u./jI.[L.]  h^rkurnlokqjon. 
Amuaksaiior,  Am-bju-i-a-dor,  n.  u  ji^T'ton  fent  in  a 

pulilik  niuner  from  wun  i>overen  piser  tu  andder. 
Ambakmaur>:8S,  Am-baii-a-droa,  n.  de  wif  ov  an 

umbiL'^adiir. 
Amba.s.'sv,  Am'ba.-'-i,  ii.  Sc  {EnihaMnj.) 
Amber,  Am'ber,  n.  n  hqrd  i<omi-p<-li^iid  gubataoa, 

bwjt  or  yelo,  fi«nd  in  dc  qrt,  or  trun  on  Jor  bj 

At  ft. 
Ambergris,  Am'bcr-grc',  n.  a  hqnl,  opak,  reti- 

niis  .•ul>.>>tan.'<,  di!<ciirjd  bj  At  Hpi,-ruuueti  bwal. 
Ambidexter,  Am-bi-dekjs-tcr,  n.   [L.\   wun  dat 

kun  yqz  but  handz  aljk:  u  dubl  deler. 
Ambiuextekity,  .Vm-bi-deks-t<ir-i-ti,  n.  stat  ov 

bci|)  uniliidek.-itrux;  >lubl  delig. 
.Vmbiuextrois,  Am-bi-dek.s-tru.'<,  a.  dubl  delin 

yiizi{)  but  liamlz  alik.  [bidekiitcriti. 

Ambidextrol'sness,  Am-bi-dek-s-trus-ne:",  n.  am- 
Ambient,  Am'bi-cot,  a.  knm|)a.iii);  .vumndio. 
Ambigi',  Am'bi-gn,   n.    [Fr.]   a   medli    ov   dijez: 

apljd   lu   dc   leterz  i/,  «■,  tu  ?i;^nifi  di^r  semi- 

vrcl,  semi-kon.*onanl  karakter. 
Ambioi'ITY,  .Vni-bi-gi'i-i-ti,  n.  a  dubl  mcnig;  d'Bt- 

fulne.j  or  uns>;rtenti  ov  menig. 
AMBiOfota.  Am-big-yn-us,  a.  distful;  mi.iteriu.'i. 
Ambigioisly,  Am-big-yq-us-li,  aJ.  in  a  dutful 

maner. 
.\mbu;l-oi-8Xess,   Am-big-ya-u.o-ni-s,   h.   dutful- 

nei;  ambigiiiti;  and  hens,  obskqriti. 
.\mbilogy,    Am-bil-u-ji,    n.    tok   or   laggwaj    or 

distful  mcnig.  lyi"^  ekiiprcjoni. 

Ambiloqioi'8,  Am-bU-o-kwu:<,  a.  ytizig  ambig- 
AMBiLOgi'Y,  Am-bil-o-kwi,  n.  tok  ov  umbigyquj 

mcnii). 
.\mbit,  .Vm'bit,  n.  a  kum[>aa:  a  serkumferenii. 
.Vmbitiun,  Am-biJ-on,  n.  cger  dczjr  ov  pner,  oner, 

fam,  eiuynlajon.  ^en-,  or  .«iiperioriti. 

Ambitiocs,  Ain-biJ-ui>,  a.  deziru-i  ov  fam,  ckael- 
Ambitioi'sly,  Am-bi/-us-li,   ad.   in   an   ambiju!< 

maner. 
Ambitioi'sness.  Am-biJ-os-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  or 

bcit)  ambijus;  ambi/on. 
Amble,  Am'bl,  r.  i.  tu  moiv  wid  o  iicki^lyar  pas, 

az  a  h<)n<:  tu  mdiv  afekto<lli;  tu  pus. 
.Vmble,  Am'bl,  r.  t.  tu  mttjv  upjn  an  ambl:  tu 

rootv  czili:  tu  {e.^. 
Amble.  Am'bl,  n.  a  pckqlyar  pa<  ov  a  hors. 
Ambler,  Am'bler,  n.  a  bora  hwii;  aniblz. 
.Vmbling,  /'/>.  a.  liftlg  dc  ta>  legz  on  de  .'am  ajd 

at  ferst  poii)  of,  and  den  (janjin. 
Amblixgly,  Am'blig-li,  ad.  wid  an  amblig  gat. 
.\hbo.  Am'ho,  n.  u  rcdifl  de.'ik,  or  imlpit. 
.Vmbrosia.  .Vm-bru-^i-ci,  n.  At  iimjinnri  foid  or  de 

giHiz;  dc  nam  ov  a  plant. 
.\mbrohial,  Am-bru-ji-al,    )  a.  ov  de  natjqr  or 
Amiirosiax,  Am-bru-^i-an,  i      aml>r03ia:dcli/ttS. 
Amiirv,  Ani'bri,  n.  almonri;  a  p«ntri. 
.\mb8A('k,  tImz-H'i,  n.  a  dubl  a.'i.  [dider. 

Ambi'Late.  Am'bq-lat,  r.  i.  tu  nkbr  bidcr  and 
.\mbilatiox,  Am-bii-la/oD,   a.   u   wokig  abit: 

promeofld. 


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Ambulatory,  Am'bq-la-to-ri,    a.    wekii)    abit; 

nuDvabl. 
Ambulatory.  Am'bi|-Ia-to-ri,  n.  a  plas  for  wekii). 
Ambury.  Am'hi}_-ri,  n.  a  bludi  wort  on  a  hors. 
Ambuscade,  Am-bus-kdd,   n.  a  prjvat  stajon  in 

hwiq  men  Ij  tu  surpriz  uderz;  an  ambuj. 
Ambuscade,  Am-bus-kad,  v.  t.  tu  Ij  in  wat;  tu 

at:ik  from  a  konseld  pozijon. 
Ambush,  Am'buJ,  n.  a  plas  hw^r  troops  Ij  in  wat; 

de  akt  ov  surprizig. 
Ambushment.  Am'buJ-ment,  n.  an  ambu/. 
Ambustion,  Am-bdst-yon,  n.  a  burn,  er  skeld. 
Ameliorate,  A-mel-yor-at,  v.  t.  tu  mak  beter: 

tu  imprAv.  [ig  beter. 

Amelioration,  A-md-yor-a-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  mak- 
Ameliorator,  A-mcl-yur-a-tor,  n.  wun  \vx>  amel- 

yorats.  or  maks  beter. 
Amen,  U'meu,  (In  siijit),  it  iz  komonli  pron'snst 

qmen:)  ad.  a  term  ov  asent  yi|zd  in  dsvojonz, 

mcnii)  at  At  end  ov  a  prj^r,  so  hs  it;  at  de  end 

ov  a  krrd,  so  it  iz. 
Amenability,  A-mc-na-bil-i-ti,  )    n.  statovbeig 
Amenableness,  A-ms-na-bl-nes, i       amenabl. 
Amenable,  A-me-na-bl,   a.  responsibl;  l|abl  tu 

ak<,ut.  [restwr. 

Amend.  A-mend,  v.  t.  tu  korekt;  tu.  rsform:  taa 
Amend.  A-mend,  v.  i.  tu  grcD  beter  bj  reformajon. 
Amendable,  A-raen-da-bl,  a.  dat  ma  bs  amended. 
Amendatory,     A-meu-da-to-ri,      a.      kontauiij 

amendment. 
Amender,  A-mend-er,  n.  de  persofi  dat  amendz. 
Amending,  A-mend-iij,  n.  ds  akt  ov  korektiij. 
Amende,  fl-mqnd,  n.  reparajon;  retrakj'on. 
Amendment,  A-mend-ment,  n.  a  qanj  for  At  beter. 
Amends,  A-mendz,  n.  rekompens;  kompcnsajon. 
Amenity.  A-men-i-ti,   n.  plezantncs:  agrsablnes. 
A  MENSA  et  toro,  fl.  men-sa  et  to-rcD,  [Z.]  from 

bord  and  bed. 
Ament,  Am'ent,  n.  a.  log  qaf  i  reseptakl  ov  a  plant. 
Amentaceous,    Am-en-ta-Jus,    a.    groig    in    au 

ament;  rezemblig  a  toi). 
Amerce,  A-mers,  v.  t.  tu  punij-bi  fjn  or  penalti. 
Amerceable,  A-mers-a-bl,  a.  Ijabl  tu  amersment 

or  fin. 
Amercement,  A-mers-ment,  n.  an  qrbitrari  fjn. 
Amercer,  A-mer-ser,   n.   wun  hO)  sets  a   fjn  at 

diskrejon.  [Atlantik  and  Pasifik  o'janz. 

America,  A-mer-i-ka,  n.  de  kontinent  betwen  de 
American,  A-mer-i-kan,  a.  pertanig  tu  Amerika. 
American,  A-mer-i-kan,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Amerika. 
Americanism,  A-mer-i-kan-iz-m,  ?!.  an  Amerikan 

idiom.  [Amerikan. 

Americanize,  A-mer-i-kan-jz,  v.  t.  tu  render 
Amethyst,  Am'e-tist,  n.  a  prejus  ston  ov  a  vjo- 

let  kulor. 
Amethystine,  Am-e-tist-in,  a.  Ijk  amstist. 
Amiability,  3-mi-a-bil-i-ti,   )  n.  luvlines;  agre- 
Amiableness,  a'mi-a-hl-nes.  ]      ablnes. 
Amiable,  ^I'mi-a-bl,  a.  luvli:  plczig;  qqrmig. 
Amiably,  £I'mi-a-bli,  ad.  in  an  amiabl  maner. 
Amianthus,  Ajn-i-an-tus,  ji.  ert  f laks;  de  flaksn 

varJEti  ov  asbestos.  [pesabl. 

Amicable.  Am'i-ka-bl,  a.  frcndli;  kjnd:  obljjig: 
Amicableness,  Am'i-ka-bl-nes,  n.  frendlines;  giad 

wil.  [igli. 

Amicably,  Am'i-ka-bli,  ad.  in  a  frendli  wa:  obljj- 
Amice,  Am'is,  n.  a  skw,%r  linen  klot  worn  bj  a 

Roman  Katolik  pre st. 
Amid.  A-mid,         )  prep,  in  de  midst  ov:  miggld 
Amidst,  A-midst,  (      wid;  amng;  sur-snded  bj. 
Amidships,  A-mid-Jips,  ad.  in  de  midl  ov  a  Jip. 
Amiss,  A-mis,  a.  ad.  folti;  rog;  improperli. 
Amity,  Am'i-ti,  n.  frondjip;  gud-wil ;  h^rmoni. 
Ammonia,  A-md)-ni-a,  n.  volatil  alkalj. 
Ammoniac,  A-mo-ni-ak,  «.  a  gum  rezin: — de  nam 

ov  gum  amoniah  and  sal  amonialc. 


Ammoniacal,  Am-o-nj-a-kal,  a.  kontanigamonia. 
Ammonium,  A-mo-ni-uni,  n.  de   metalik  bas  ov 

amonia. 
Ammonite.  Am'o-njt,  n.  serpent  ston. 
Ammunition,  Am-T{-niJ-on,  n.  militari  storz,  az 

puder,  belz,  Jelz,  &s. 
Amnesty,  Am'nes-ti,  ra.  an  akt  ov  jeneral  pqrdn. 
Among.  A-miig,        )  prep,  miggld  wid;  konj^ud 
Amongst,  A-mugst,  \      wid:  amidst. 
Amorist,  Am'o-rist,  re.  a  luver;  a  gaLont. 
Amorosa,  Am-o-rcJ-za,  n.  a.  wonton  wuman. 
Amoroso,  Am-o-ro-zo,  n.  a  man  ensimord. 
Amorous,  Am'o-rus,  a.  fond:  luvig;   inkljnd  tu 

luv.  [onatli. 

Amorously,  Am'o-rus-li,  ad.  fondli;  luvigli;  paj- 
Amorousness,  Am'o-rus-nes,  n.  fondnes;  luvi^- 

nes:  luv. 
Amorphous,  A-mor-fus,  a.  Japles;  wid'st  ferm. 
Amort,  A-m6rt,  ad.  in  de  stat  ov  de  ded. 
Amortization,  A-mor-ti-za-Jon,    )    ;i.  de  akt  er 
Amortizement,  A-mor-tiz-ment,  f       rjt   ov    al- 

yenalig  hmdz  or  tenements  tu  a  korporajon. 
Amortize,  A-mcir-tiz  or  A-mor-tjz,  v.  t.  tu  al- 

yen'it  tu  a  korporajon. 
Amount,  A-mSnt,  r.  i.  tu  i"jz  in  valyti  or  efekt. 
Amount,  A-m-snt,  n.  At  agregat;  sum  total;  rezdlt. 
Amour,  A-mior,  n.  an  af4r  ov  luv;  intreg. 
Amove,  A-mttv,  r.  t.  tta  remoov;  tu  mcDv. 
Ampersand.  A-ai'pcr-sand,  n.  de  karakter  <f-,  rep- 

rezentig  de  konjngkjon  and. 
Amphibian.  Am-iib-i-an,  n.  an  amfibius  animal. 
Amphibious,  Am-fib-i-us,  a.  livig  in  toa  diforent 

elements;  az,  ,^r  and  woter;  ov  a  mikst  natyqr. 
Amphibiousness.  Am-fib-i-us-nos,  )i.  kapabl  ov 

livig  in  diforent  elements.  [ambigyqus. 

Amphibological.  Am-fib-o-16j-i-kal,  a.  d'stful; 
Amphibology,  Am-fi-b61-o-ji,  n.ambigyqus  dis- 

kors.  [anuder. 

Amphibolous,  Am-fib-o-lus,  a.  tost  from  wun  tu 
Amphiboly,   Am-fib-o-li,   ;i.   diskc&rs  ov  varius 

menigz.  [tre  silablz. 

Amphibrach,  Am'fi-brak,  n.  a  fut  konsistig  ov 
Amphictyonic.  Am-fik-ti-6n-ik,  a.  pertanig  tu 

de  Ggust  k-snsil  ov  de  Amfiktionz  in  Gres. 
Amphiscii,  Am-fiJ-i-i,  n.  pi.  pepl  hil)  inhabit  d?. 

torid  zon,  lutiz  Jivdoz  fel  sumtjmz  nert  and  sum- 

tjmz  sist. 
Amphimacer,  Am-fim-a-ser,  n.  a  fut  ov  tre  sil- 
ablz, de  midl  wun  Jort  and  de  uder  wunz  log, 

az,  kfistifas. 
Amphiprostyle,  Am-fip-ro-stjl,  n.  an  edifis  wid 

kolumz  on  de  frunt  and  rer,  but  not  on  de  sjdz. 
Amphitheatre,  Am-fi-te-a-ter,  n.  a  bildig  ov  a 

s^rki|lar  or  oval  form,  havig  its  area  enktimpast 

wid  roz  ov  sets,  wun  abiiv  anuder,  and  yiizd  fer 

publik  Joz,  suq  az  kombats, 
Amphitheatrical,  Am-fi-te-at-ri-kal,  a.  pertan- 
ig till  or  egzibited  in  an  amfiteater. 
Amphitrite,  Am'fi-trjt,  n.  a  godes  ov  de  sez. 
Amphora,  Am-fu)-ra,  li.a  jugor  mejq^r  widdubl 

er  er  spist. 
Ample,  Am'pl,  a.  Iqrj  :  wjd ;  ekstended  ;  dif  risiv. 
Ampleness,  Am'pl-nes,  n.  Iqrjnes;  liberaliti. 
Amplexicaul,   Am-pleks-i-kel,  a.   sur'sndig   dt 

stem.  [dift^snes. 

Amplification.  Am-pli-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  enlqrjment; 
Amplified,  Am'pli-fjd,  p.  enl^rjd;  treted  kopiusli. 
Amplifier.  Am'pli-fj-er,  h.  wun  h<x>  enlqrjez. 
Amplify.  Am'pli-fj,  v.  t.  tu  enlqrj:  tu  ekstend; 

tu  egzajerat;  tu  spck  or  rjt  difqsli.  [erat. 

Amplify,  Am'pli-fj,  ?•.  i.  tu  spek  Iqrjli;  tu  egzaj- 
Amplitude,  Am'pli-tqd,  ».  ekstent;  Iqrjnes;  ka- 

pasiti;  kopiusnes; — an  qrk  ov  de  horjzon. 
Amply.  Am'pli,  ad.  Iqrjli;  liberali:  k6piusli. 
Ampullaceous,  Am-pul-a-Jus,  a.  Ijk  a  botl  or  in- 
flated blader;  swelig. 


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AuTVTATt,  Am'pii-t/it,  p.  t.  tu  kut  of  a  lim;  tu 

pnnn.  [of  a  lim. 

Amputation,  Am-pn-ui-Jon,  n.  Ac  akt  ov  kutip 
Amuck,  A-indk,  n.  un  Pst  Iiidiiin  tfjrm  for  rioter. 
Amulkt,  Ani'yn.-lct,  n.  .HUlntiu  wuni  tu  |)rot4>kt 

from  injn,ri;  u  <;<irni.  [dru^v. 

AMt'SK,  A-ini\i,  I',  t.  tu  cnt<jrt<4n;  tu  divtVt;  tu 
Amusement,  A-nii^s-mont,  n.  dat  bwicj  omtizcz; 

(livt/r/on. 
Amuher,  A-inl\s-er,  n.  wun  lub  amt^tez. 
Amisinq,  A-mi\z-iD,  pp.  a.  cntcrtHiiij)  ogrcnbli. 
Ami  ftiVK,  A-inti-i<iv,  :i.  tiuu\i\{):  divcrt'n). 
Amvoualate,  A-niig-d;i-liit,  .1.  lund  ov  nrnondx. 
Amyuiialatk,  A-nii);-du-lat,    n.   an   ctnuijon   ov 

qini'iidz. 
Amvodalink,  A-iuig-da-I)n,  a.  reztSmblig  qmondz. 
Amigpaloid,  A-mig-da-lerd,  n.  a  opejes  ov  trap 

rok. 
Amilackous,  Am-i-la-/ns,  a.  portnnio  tu  stqrij. 
All,  Au,  kold   an  indofinit   qrtikl:   signifjz  wun; 

it  iz  ynwi  brt'oJr  wurdz  brginig  wid  u  vsel  sund; 

a  brftjr  wunlz  beginiu  wid  a  kdnsanant  Blind. 

Aa  in  uld  otorz  sij^nifjz  «y'. 
AjfA,  U'nu,  ad.  a  wurd  y^zd  in  de  preskripjonz 

ov  fizijunz,  iu)|i(jrtio  in  (it  {[k  hrmititi. 
Ana,  An'<i,  u   l^itin  ti/nninnjim,  dtnutij)  a  kolek- 

Jon  ov  rf  mqrkabl  Niigz;  az  Jmitujiiinna. 
Anabaptist,  An-a-b!tp-ti!<t,  n.  wun  htD  buldz  dat 

inl'iint  bu|>tiziu  iz  not  valid,  and  dut  baptizm  t>) 

inw;r/iin  iz  n«*<osnri. 
Anacathaktic,  An-a-ka-t^r-tik.n.  mcdisinwurk- 

ij)  uiiwunlz. 
Anaciikkkt,  .\n-ak-o-rPt,  n.  a  mu)|k:  an  afikurit. 
AxAi'iioKiTK.  An-ak-o-rjt,  ».  a  muyk:  a  hi;ruiit. 
Anachsonism,  An-ak-rc>-Dii-in,n.ancrorin  kom- 

pilti])  Ijin.  [anakrunizm. 

Anaciiro.nistic.  An-ik-ro-nis-tik,  a.  kontanifjan 
Axaclastu-s.  An-a-klAg-tiks,  n./)/.  dc  doktrin  ov 

rtfrnktod  Ijt. 
Anac<£.\08IS,  An-a-(iF-nti-sis,  n.  a  fipyqr  in  r^fu- 

rik  bj  hwi(j  dr  sjif  kcr  aptiz  tu  hiz  bf ri-rz  for  d;ir 

upinyiiiiz  on  de  jxrnt  ov  debi'tt.  [pent. 

Anaco.nda,  An-a-kon-du,  u.  a  Iqrj  spejtz  ov  8<;r- 
Axacekontic,  An-ak-rr-on-tik,  a.  rtlati))  tu  An- 

.ikrriin. 
Anadem.  -Vn'ii-dfui,  n.  a  j;(\rland  or  filot. 
Anadiplosis.   An-a-di-pl<i-sis,    n.   de    rcpetijon 

ov  <i  wurd.  (yi'"' 

Anaolvph.  An'a-glif,  n.  an  ornament  in  skulpt- 
Anaolyptic,  An-a-glip-f ik,  n.  rtlntig  tu  anaglifs. 
Anauouical.  An-o-goj-i-knl,  a.  misttrius;  mi."- 

tikal.  [tajonz. 

ANAaodiCS.  An-a-g''>j-ik.'!.  n.pl.  raistikal  intorjirr- 
ANACiUAM,  Aii'a-pram,    n.  a  qnnj   ov   wun    wunl 

intu  aniidi-T  bi  dr  transpozi/on  ov  its  Ictcrz;  az, 

{Am>>r)  intva  {ji<nna.s  [tu  anagniniz. 

Anagrammatical.  An-a-pram -at-i-kal,  a.  rtlafin 
AXAGRAMMATKALLV.    An  rt-gram-at-i-kal-i,    aa. 

I{k  11  ti  anagnim. 
Anaorammatism,  An-a-gram-a-tii-m, n. de  mnk- 

iU  ov  an.kgraniz.  [ov  anagraraz. 

Anaurammatist,  An-a-gWtm-a-tist,  n.  a  maker 
Anaorammatizk,  An-a-grim-a-tiz,  r.  t.  tu  mnk 

anagnunz. 
AXALKCTic  An-B-lek-tik,  a.  koK-ktip.  [ij). 

Analeptic,  An-a-ldp-tik,  «.  r£st<anitiv;8trci)t«n- 
Analooical,  An-a-l6j-i-kal,  a,  akordig  tu   an- 

^•JJi-  [gu.^  manor. 

Analooicallt,  An-a-l6j-!-kaI-i,  «f.  in  an  analo- 
Analogicalnk«8,  An-a-l6j-i-kal-ne.<,   n.   stat  ov 

bf  i{)  aiialojikal.  [tu  oft-kt. 

Analuuism,  A-nal-o-iit-m,  o.  (^rgtimcnt  fr.m  ki'Z 
Analogiek,  A-nAl-u-Jlt,  r.  t.  tu  eluplan  bjanal- 

uji-  (porjonnl. 

Amaloooijs,  A-Dil-o-g«u,  a.  harig  anatoji;  pro- 
Analoot,  A-nil-o-ji,  n.  proporjon  er  piraleUim 
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betw^n  Mgs  hwiq  qr  in  snm  rrsp^kta  dlferrat; 

rtztimblaiM;  iiimllariti. 
Analysis,  A-nal-i-niH,  n., /;/.  A-nAI-i-iez;  dercz- 

ulqjon  ov  eni  tig  intu  ita  ft.Tit  (^IrmcntJor  kom- 

|iC>nL-nt  pOrtu;  -  o|HJzd  tu  tintrrit. 
Analyst,  An'a-lint,  n.  wunhinin:)'  r. 

Analytic,  An-a-lit-ik,            \a.\oi 
Analytical,  An-a-llt-i-kal,  i      wi. „...;u 

ffR4t  (ilrmpntji.  [ikal  maner. 

Analytically,  An-a-lit-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  an  analit- 
ASALYTICH,  An-a-lit-ikjt,  n. ///.  de  qrtovanalixig. 
Analyze,    An'a-ljz,   r.    t.  tu    rtzolv   intu   l^n<! 

prinniiilz,  or  (^itinenL>i;  tu  sulv  bj  analixia. 
Analyzer,  An'a-liz-or,  n.  wun  dat  analizei;  an 

analist. 
Analyzing,  An'a-ljz-ig,  pp.  rti6Ivig  intu   kon- 

stityqent  pqrt.s  or  iqnX.  priMiplz. 
Anamorphosis,    An-a-mor-fu-sia,    or  An-a-imJr- 

fu-si.i,  n.  o  iKT-iiioktiv   [jrojckjun  ov  cni  tig;  to 

dat,  tu  At  j,  at  wun  pffnt  ov  vq,  it  Jal  api'r  de- 

ff'trmd,  at  anddcr,  an  egzakt  reprezentajon. 
Ananas,  A-nii-na.-",  n.  at  pjn  anl. 
Anapest,  An'a-pcst,  n.  a  mctnkal  fut,  kontanig 

tO)  Jort  silablz  and  wun  log  wun. 
A.vapestic.  .Vn-a-i^^.j-tik,  a.  relntigtu  deanapost. 
Anaphoea,  A-n.if-o-m,  n.  [Gr.]  a   repeti/on  ov 

wurdz  at  At  btginig  ov  .sentenyoz. 
Anarch.  An'ark,  n.  an  otor  ov  konfqjon. 
Anarchic,  A-n^r-kik,  }  a.  relatigtu  anarki; 

Anarchical,  A-ni^r-ki-kal,  i  di!<orderli;konfqzd. 
Anarchism,  An'ur-kiz-m,  «. anarki. 
Anarchist,  An'ar-kist,  n.  a  promoter  ov  anarki. 
Anarchy,  An'ar-ki,  n.  wontovguvcmmcnt;  dis- 
order, [dropei. 
Anasarca,  An-a-s^r-ka,  n.  [  Gr.]  a  spejci  ov 
Anasarcous.  An-a-i4''-kus,  a.  relatig  tu  an  an- 

asqrku.  [strukjonz. 

AxASTOMATic,  A-naa-to-mflt-ik.  a.  renutivig  ob- 
Anastrophe,  A-na.s-tra-fc,  n.  [  Gr.]  figyqrhw^r- 

\}\  At  order  ov  At  wurdz  iz  inverted.  [kur?. 

Anathema.  A-nat-c-ma,  n.  [Gr.]  an  ckleziastikal 
Anathematical,  A-nat-r-mat-i-kal,  a.  apertanig 

tu  anatcma.  [akiirst. 

Anathematize,  A-nat-c-ma-tiz,  v.  t.  tu  pronins 
Axatuematizer.  A-nat-e-ma-tiz-er,  n.   wun   hA 

anatrniatizoz.  [omi. 

Anatomical,  An-a-t6m-i-kal,  a.  bel6gip  tu  anat- 
Anatomically,  An-a-t6m-i-kal-i,  ad.  inanana- 

tnmikal  raancr.  [omi. 

Anatomist,  A-nat-o-mist,  n.  wun  skild  in  anit- 
Anatomize,  A-nat-o-miz,  v.  t.  tu  di.«^kt  an  ani- 
mal bodi. 
Anatomy,  A-n;it-o-mi,  n.  At  qrt  ov  dis«^ktig  an 

animal  Ixnli;  dc  doktrin  ov  At  struktyqr  ov  dc 

biidi.  [cd  gla?. 

-Vxatron,  .\n'a-ln>n,  n.  At  skumor  spqm  ov  melt- 
Ancestor.  An'ccji-tor,  n.  a  projenitor;  a  furfqdcr. 
Ance-storial.  .Vn-scs-tiS-ri-al,  a.  relntig  tu  an- 

sestorz;  anse.stral. 
Ancestral,  An'ses-tral,  a.  relatig  tu  ansestorx. 
Ancestby,  An'scs-tri,  n.  lineaj;a8erieior  aiues- 

torz. 
Anchor,  Ag'kor,  n.  a  hevi  }um  tu  hold  a  Jip  or 

uder  vesel: — koz  ov  srknriti. 
Anchor,  .Xg'kor,  r.t.  or  «.  tu  kast  an  agkor;  tu 

stop  at;  tu  fik.<  or  rest  on. 
Anchorage,  Ag'kor-nj.  n.  grind  foragkorig  in: 

a  dqti  |tad  for  agkurig. 
Anchored,  Ag'kord,  p.  havig  kum  tu  agkor. 
Anchoress,  .\g'kor-eo,  ».  a  frmal  hermit. 
Anchoret.  Ajf ku-ret,   (   n.  a  hermit;  a  rrkli^i;  a 
.VniHoritk.  .Vj)'ku-rjt,  *      mugk. 
.Vnchoesmith,  Ag'kor-smit,  n.a  maker  ov  sgkort. 
ANCHorr,  An-qo-vi,  n.  a  smol  se-fij  yqzd  f.«r  so». 
Ancik.nt,  fln'Jont,   a.   old;  not  modern;  jia?t;  ot 

uld  t^m;  antik. 


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Anciently,  an'Jent-li,  ad.  in  old  tjmz;  fermerli. 
Ancientness,  JIn'Jent-nes,  n.  grat  aj;  oldnes;  an- 

tikwiti. 
Ancientry,  £In'Jent-ri,  n.  anjent  lineaj. 
Ancients,  £In'Jents,  n.  pi.  old  men;  men  hcD  livd 

in  aujcnt  tjmz;  opozd  tu  nuderii. 
Ancillary,  An'sil-a-ri,  a.  bslopii)  txa  a  handmad. 
Ancapital,  An-kap-i-tal,  a.  d-stfial;  dubl  fermd. 
Anconez,   An'ko-nsz,   n.  p^.  in   qrkiiekiytir,  ds 

brakets  suportij)  de  kornis  on  de  flaijks;  elsu,  de 

kernerz  ov  a  wel. 
Ancony,  An'ko-ni,  n.  a  bUT)m  in  jurn  wurks. 
And,  And,  kmij.  a  wurd  dat  jffnz  sentensez. 
Andante,  An-dan-te,  a.  [li.]  distiijkt;  egzakt. 
Andiron,  And'j-urn,   7i.   an  jurn  yq,tensil  tu  la 

wud  on  in  a  fjr  plas. 
Androgynal,  An-droj-i-nal,     )  a.  havii)  t<D  seks- 
Androgynous,  An-droj-i-uus,  (      ez;    hermafrcD- 

ditikal. 
Android,  An'drffd,  n.  an  etomaton;  andrffdez. 
Androides,    An-drd^-dEZ,   n.    an  etomaton  Ijk  a 

man.  [er  fakt. 

Anecdote,  An'ek-dot,  n.  a  bjografikal  insident 
A.NECD0TICAL,  An-ek-dot-i-kal,  a.  relativtia  an- 

ekdots.  [ov  de  windz. 

Anemography,  An-e-mog-ra-fi,   n.  a  dsskripjon 
Anemology,  An-e-mol-o-ji,  n.  sjens  ov  windz. 
Anemometer,  An-B-mom-e-ter,  n.  an  instrcoment 

tu  mei^n,r   de  streijfi  or  velositi  ov  de  wind. 
Anemone,  A-nem-o-ne,  n.  [Gr-r.]  aplant:de  wind- 

fl-sev:  u  jgnus  ov  plants  ov  meni  spejez. 
Anemoscope,  A-nem-o-skop,  n.  a  majen  tu  Jq 

de  kors  ov  de  wind. 
Anent,  A-nent,  prep,  ab'st;  konsernii);  over  agenst. 
Aneurism,  An'i|-riz-m,  n.  a  ti|,mor  fermd  bj  mer- 

bid  dilatajon  ov  an  qrteri. 
Anew,  A-nij,,  ad.  over  agen:  agen;  mi,li. 
Angel,  £In'jel,  n.  a  mesenjer;  a  selestyal  spirit; 

a  gold  kern;  a  veri  bi|tiful  person. 
Angel,  iln'jel,  a.  rezembliij  anjelz;  anjelik. 
Angelet,  An'je-let,  n.  an  IfijgliJ  gold  kffn. 
Angelic,  An-jel-ik,  )  a.  beloijii)  tu  anjelz; 

Angelical,  An-jel-i-kal,  \       ov    de   natyi^r    ov 

anjelz. 
Angelica,  An-jel-i-ka,  n.  a  jenus  ov  plants. 
Angelot,  An'je-lot,  ji.  a  mi^zikal  instrcoment;  an- 
Anger,  Aij'ger,  n.  rezentment;  raj;  pan.     [jelet. 
Anger,  Aij'ger,  v.  t.  tu  mak  aijgri:  tu  enraj. 
Angina,  An-jj-na,  n.  [L.]  a.  dizez  in  de  trot. 
Angina  pectoris,  An-ji-na  pek-to-ris,  ».  [Z.]  a 

danjorus  dizez,  yilJiiali  konekted  wid  de  osifika- 

J'on,  or  uder  merbid  afekjon,  ov  de  hqrt. 
Angiography,  An-ji-6g-ra-fi,  n.  a.  deskripjon  ov 

veselz  in  de  hitman  bodi. 
Angiology,  An-ji-61-o-ji,  n.  a  tretiz  on  de  veselz 

ov  de  hitman  bodi. 
Angiosperm,  An'ji-o-sperm,  n.  a  plant  h(Dz  sedz 

qr  inklozd  in  a  perikqrp  er  pod. 
Angiospermous,  An-ji-o-sper-mus,  a.  havigsedz 

inklcozd.  [de  veselz. 

Angiotomy,  An-ji-6t-o-mi,  n.  akt  ov  kuti:j)  opn 
Angle,   Aij'gl,  n.  a  pernt  hwq^r  tro  Ijnz  met;  a 

kerner;  a  fijiij  rod. 
Angle,  Aij'gl,  v.  i.  tu  fij  wid  a  rod  and  huk. 
Angler,  Aij'gler,  n.  wun  hoo  agglz. 
Angles,  Ag'glz,  n.  pi.  a   pepl   ov  Jermani  from 

beam  de  nam  ov  Iijgland  woz  derjvd. 
Anglican,  Ai)'gli-kan,  n.  a.  wun  ov  de  trjbz  dat 

pepld  l{)gland;  pertanig  tu  Ii)gland. 
Anglice,  Ai)'gli-se,  ad.  in  Ii)gliJ. 
Anglicism,   Ag'gli-siz-m,  n.  an   IijgliJ  idiom  er 

ekspre/on. 
Anglicize,  A^'gli-sjz,  v.  t.  tu  render  I:ogliJ. 
Angling,  Aij'glir),  n.  a  fijiijwid  rod  and  Ijn. 
Anglo-American,  Ag'glo-A-mer-i-kan,   a.   per- 

tanig  tu  de  des^ndants  ov  Igglijmen  in  Amerika. 


Anglo-Danish,  Ag'glo-Da-niJ,  a.  relatin  tm  I5- 
glij  Danz.  [de  IflgliJ  Nermanz. 

Anglo-Norman,  Ay'glo-Ner-man,  a.  pertanig  tu 

Anglo-Saxon,  Ag'glo-Saks-on,  a.  pertanig  tu 
8aksonz  hot)  setld  in  Iggland; — n.  an  IggliJ 
Sakson. 

Angor,  Ag'gor,  n.  aknt  pan. 

Angrily,  Ag'gri-li,  ad.  in  an  aggri  maner. 

Angry,  Ag'gri,  a.  eksjted  bj  agger;  provd)kt. 

Angulsh,  Ag'gwiJ,  n.  grat  pan  ov  bodi  er  mind. 

tZl'^'.!"!!^^.,  I  -  havigkornerz;  p.^ted. 
Angularity,  Ag-gii,-lar-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  bsig 

aggqlar. 
Angulated,  Ag-gq,-lat-ed,  a.  fermd  wid  agglz. 
Angustation,  An-gus-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  mak- 

ii)  naro. 
Anhelation,  An-he-la-Jon,  n.  Jertnes  ov  bret. 
Anhydrous.  An-hj-drus,  a.  destitq,t  ov  weter. 
Anile,  An'jl,  a.  Ijk  an  old  wuman;  dotig. 
Anileness,  An'jl-nes,  )  n.  de  old  aj  ov  a  wuman; 
Anility.  A-nil-i-ti,      \      dotaj. 
Animadversion,  An-i-mad-ver-Jon,    n.    senjq,r; 

reprtfjf;  kritisizm.  [puer  ov  persevig. 

Animadversive,  An-i-mad-ver-siv,  a.  dat  haz  de 
Animadvert,  An-i-mad-vert,  v.  i.  tu  senjii,r;  tu 

kritisjz;  tu  atend;  tu  inflikt  punijment. 
Animadverter,  An-i-mad-vert-er,  n.  a  senjqrer; 

kritik:  juj. 
Animal,  An'i-mal,  n.  a  beig  wid  an  organjzd  bodi. 

end'sd  wid  Ijf,  sensajon,  and  spontaneus  mo  Jon. 
Animal,  An'i-mal,  a.  pertanig  tu  an  animal;  gros. 
Animalcule,  An-i-mal-ki^l,  n.,  pi.  An-i-mal-kq,- 

le;  a  mini^t  animal. 
Animalculist,  An-i-mal-kq-list,  n.  wun  verst  in 

de  nolej  ov  animalki|le.  [er  se-anemoni. 

Animal-flower,  An'i-mal-fl-s-er,  n.  de  se-netl, 
Animalization,  An-i-mal-j-za-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

givig  animal  Ijf,  er  ov  konvertig  intu  animal 

mater.  [malz. 

Animalism,  An'i-mal-iz-m,n.  de  stat  ov  mer  ani- 
Animality,  An-i-mal-i-ti,  n.  &z  stat  ov  animal 

egzistens.  [mezmerizm. 

Animal-magnetism,  An-i-mal-mag-nct-iz-m,  n. 
Animate,  An'i-mat,    v.  t.    tti  kwikn;  mak  aljv; 

enkuraj.  [mated. 

Animate,  An'i-mat,  a.  pozesig  animal  Ijf;  ani- 
Animated,  An'i-ma-ted,   p.    a.    Ijvli;  havig  Ijf; 

vigorus.  [ig. 

Animating,  An'i-mat-ig,  i^p.  a.  givig  Ijf;  enljvn- 
Animation,  An-i-ma-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  animatig;  Ijf; 

spirit.  [ig  Ijf. 

Animative,  An'i-ma-tiv,  a.  havig  de  p'ser  ov  giv- 
Animator,  An'i-ma-tor,  n.  wun  huo  givz  Ijf. 
Animist,  An'i-mist,  n.  wun  ho  mantanz  dat  de 

fugkjonz  ov  plants  and  animalz  qr  dependent 

upon  vjtaliti,  insted   ov   mer    mekanikal    and 

kemikal  piserz.  [ligniti. 

Animosity,  An-i-mos-i-ti,  n.  pajon;  hatred;  ma- 
Animus  furandi,  An'i-mus  fii,-ran-dj,  [L.]  intent 

tu  stel. 
Anise,  An'is,  n.  a  spejez  ov  apium  er  pqrsli. 
Anker,  Ag'ker,  n.  a  likwid  meji^r   ov    ab'st  64 

kwerts. 
Ankle,  Ag'kl,  n.  de  jernt  betwen  de  fut  and  leg. 
Anlace,  An'las,  n.  a  Jert  sord,  er  dager. 
Annalist,  An'al-ist,  n.  a  rjter  ov  analz. 
Annals,  An'alz,  n.  pi.  histori  dijested  intu  yerz. 
Anneal,  A-nel,  v.  t.  tu  temper  glas  bj  het. 
Annealed,  A-neld,  p.  temperd;  seznd.  [&s. 

Annealing.  A-nel-ig,  n.  de  qrt  ov  temperig  glas, 
Annex,  A-neks,  v.  t.  tu  yunjt  tu  at  de  end;  tu  jffn. 
Annexation,  An-oks-a-Jon,  n.  konjugkjon;  adij- 

on;  yqnyon. 
Annexment,  A-n6ks-ment,  n.  an  aneksig;  aneks- 

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An.viiiilablk,  A-nj-bi-la-U,   a.   ka|iubl   <>v   beiu 

uinliiliiti'J.  [JeHlrnr. 

Anniuilati:,  A-nj-hi-lnt,  r.  t.  tu  rcdi^  tu  iiuti{j; 
Amniiulatiom,  A-ui-hi-lii-Jon,  n.  akt  uv  ndiiiiiu 

tu  uuti(|. 
A«NIVKU«ABY,  An-i-v«Jr-»u-ri,  n.  a  dn  Milrbratod 

uz  it  ri'tiiriiE  in  de  Vliu  ov  de  yer;  ttiiyi^iil  mjIc- 

bni/oii. 
A.VNiVKiiHARy,  An-i-vi'r-«a-ri,  ii.  i\ny\\a.\\ytT\\. 
Anno  1)omi.ni,  An'u  Duin-i-ni,  [/..]  in  de  yrr  ov 

Bf  I>iril;  kuiiioiili  abrivintcd,  A.  0.  [wurld. 

Anno  minim,  An-u  imin -dj,  [/-.J  in  At  ytt  ov  dr 
Amnotta,  A-iiiit-u,  ii.uii  ulcguiit  red  kulur,  ubuind 

froui  dr   pulp  ov  de  »ed  vonol  uv  u   trupikiil  trc. 
Annotate,  An'u-tut,  r.  t.  tu  luak  aiiuttijonz,  or 

luatJt.  [reuitirk. 

Annotation,  An-o-td-Jon,  n.  a  nut;  a  kmuunt;  u 
Amnotatuu,  Au'o-tA-tor,  n.  a  rjlcr  ov  nato,  or 

koiuontr:. 

Annotto,  A-not-u,  n.  a  drj,  hqnl  fniiil,  j'^id  in 

djii);     ritu  ol:iv>,  (annotta,  and  arn(>lUi.\ 
A^INOUXCE,  A-nYiu,  o.  t.  tu  publij;  tu  prokl^; 

tu  di'kli'ir.  [vvrtizuiunt. 

Annoi  NCKMENT,  A-n^ns-uicnt,  n.  dcklarujuu;  ad- 
ANNui'NOJi,   A-u'Siu-or,   ii.  a   dekhirur;  u   pro- 

klaiuer.  [iMt. 

AxNov,  A-ii('r,  f.  t.  tu  inkomud:  tu  vcks;  tu  niu- 
Annovanck,  A-nfV-an!<,  n.  dul  hwii;  unt'rz:  trubl. 
AsNoy  KH.  A-ntif-er,  h.  wun  hJiuntirz;  wun  ha>  iiijurz. 
A.NNLAL,  An'>n-al,  a.  yerli;  kumiji  ycrli. 
Anncal,  Au'.vii,-al,  n.  n  litcruri  publikajun  ijyiid 

iiiivii.kli;  uii  Aiiyiial  plant. 
Annl'allv,  Aii'.vii,-al-i,  ;it/.  jcrli;  evcri  yer.  [iti. 
Anni'ITant,  A-ui^-i-tnnt,  n.  wun  ha>  ba/  un  ani^- 
Annl'ITY,  A-ni'i-i-ti,  n.  n  yerli  rent:  yrrii  al'Kann. 
Anxi'L,  A-niil,  f.(.  tta  aliolij;  tu  iibrufpit:  tu  it  pel. 
An.M'Lab,  An'vii-liir,  a.  havi^  Ac  furui  uv  a  ri\). 
AnnI'LAIIY,  All  yii-ln-ri,  .1.  foriud  l|k  a  riD:anyiilar. 
Annulet,  An'yn.-li't,  h.  <i  litl  riu;  u  umrk  in  her- 

aldri. 
Annilmknt,  A-ndl-mcnt,  11.  de  akt  ov  andlig. 
ANNLMKUATi:,  A-n4-incr-at,   f.  I.  tu  ud  tu;  tu 

yiinjt  tu.  [number. 

Anmuuiation,  A-nn-mer-u-Jon.  n.  adi/on  tu  a 
Annunciate,   A-niin-Ji-nt,    r.   t.    tu   an'ins;  tu 

prukluui. 
Anni'.nciation,   A-nun-:!i-a-Jiin,    u.    dc   akt  ov 

an'sn.-tiy;  de  dn  on  bwi<j  an  nnjd  aperd  tu  de 

Vyrjin  -Mnri,  tu  dekh'ir  vr  Savyorz  b(<rt.     cle 

2bt  d.T  DV  .Mqr<;. 
Anodynk,  .\ii'ij  din,  n.  niolirin  hwiq  :Lbvraji'Z  jfln. 
Anodvm;,  Au'u-din,  A.  miti>;nti()  |ian;  aswnjiy. 
Anoint.  A-mVnt,   r.  t.   tu  rub  over  wid  «fl;  tu 

k6ii->Eknit.  (ed. 

Anointed,  A-mVnl-cd,  «.  ruM  wid  #1:  k6ii.«ekmt- 
Anointla,  A-iicfut-cr,  n.  wun  hit)  aiurntd.  [Jon. 
Anointing,  A-n»Vnt-i(),  «.  an  uykjon:  a  koni^cKra- 
Anointment,  A-n<Vnt-mcnt,  n.  de  akt  ov  antrntii). 
Anomalism,  A-uuni-a-liz-m,  n.  unoinnii ;   iri'R)'n- 

lurili.  [nljl. 

Anumaloi'h,  a -noiu-a-lu.i,  n.  irt'-gytilar ;  tst  ov 
Anomaloihly,  A-n6ui-B-lu3-li,  aJ.   ireRytilarIi ; 

unrkwali.  Ifroui  rail. 

Anomaly.  A-n6m-n-li,  n.  ircgytilariti ;  Ueviuji  n 
Anon.  .\  non,  aJ.   kwikli  ;  .«M>n;  Jortli;— <•(«;•  aJi</ 

an  'i>.  iiT*  and  den.  [le.s. 

ANoNYMofB,  A-iHin-i-iuui),  a.  wontiga  nam:  imtii- 
Anonvmoisly,  A-n6D-i-inu«-li,  aJ.  wid^ta  nam. 
Anoklxy,  Au'w-rvks-i,  n.  wont  ov  ipet^t ;  mip- 

eteii.«i. 
Anormal,  A-n<ir-iunl,  a.  not  akxrdig  tu  ni>l. 
Anutiiea,  A-ni\d-cr,  a.   not  Ac  sum;  wuu  mur: 

cni;  ihit  wunz  .tflf;  diforcnt. 
Ansatlp,  An'.nat-cd,  a.  ha\i\]  bandli. 
.\N8Wfji,  llnWr,  V.  I.  tu  !<|i€k  in  rttdm;  tu  replj: 

tu  be  ak'sntabi:  tu  S14I. 


Anhwl'B,  Un'»«r,  v.  I.  tu  ii|>ck  in  rttdm  tu;  tu 
replj  tu;  tu  be  ikwivuk-nt  tu;  tu  uitiHf[. 

.Vnsweii,  (Iii'mt,  u.  dat  bwitj  iz  ned  in  reldru  tu 
a  kwohtyon;  u  replj;  o  konfi^tu/on. 

Anuweuaule,  Un'»or-a-bl,  a.  udmilig  u  rapl^  Ij- 
alil  tu  ^'iv  an  akSnt;  siitabl. 

ANKWKUAULENEK8,  UnV-r-u-bl-aQf,  n.  atatov  be- 
lli (inrrnil.!.  [siitabli. 

ANbWEHAULY,  (Iu'i!or-n-bli,  aJ.  in  di^  pruporjon; 

ANbWKUKD,  (lii'»erd,  y.  repljd  lu;  kouipljd  wid. 

Ankwkueu,  Uii'»or-L'r,  n.  wun  hoj  uiutcrz. 
I  .VxHWKUiNti,  (In'»cr-iu,  j>ji.  a.  rcpliiy:  a;;reig;  kor- 

!        u.i|ajudio  111. 

Ant,  (Jilt,  fi.  an  ini<ukl;  an  t-mvt;  u  pizmjr. 
Antacid,  Aiit-;u)-id,  u.  11  reua'di  I'-ir  HMrnc!'. 
Antautiibitic,  CInt-qr-trit-ik,  n.a  rdmediagdnal 

At  g«t. 
Antbear,  Qntlt^r,       /  ».  nn  animal  dat  fcdi  up- 
Anteateu,  Unl'et-er,  i      611  unts. 
Antkcjgs,  Unt'c'KZ,  n.  yugunLs  in  litl  U»lz. 
Antaoo.msm,  Aii-Uig-cj-uiz-ni,  n.  opuzijon  ;  kon- 

test.  [oiMjncnt. 

Antagombt,  An-tiig-a-niBt,  n.  a  kont<^ndcr;  an 
Antagonist,  An-tig-o-nist,  *  a.   kontcndig 

.\ntagoni8Tic,  An-tag-o-nis-lik,  i       oz  an  an- 

L:'i;{i^iii;jt.  [oii<Iiz. 

Antagonize,  An-taj;-u-njz,  r.  t.  tu  kontt^nd;  tu 
.\ntalgic.  An-Uil-jik,  a.  dat  relevz  jmn. 
Antalgic,  An-tal-jik,  n.  a  m-.-di^iiu  tu  rclev  pan. 
A ntan ACLASIS,  An-ta-iui-klii-r-i!,  n.  [Or.]  a  fig- 

yi^r  b|  hwi^  de  «am  wurd  iz  rcpetcu  in  a  difcr- 

i-iit  .sens.  [al. 

Antai'Iiuoditic,  Ant-a-fru-dit-ik,  a.  nutivonere- 
Antabctic.  Ant-qrk-tik,  a.  rrlatig  tu  de  .s«t  pol. 
Ante,  Aii'tc,  a  Latin  ix^rtikl  j-i^nifiiy  hr/cjr. 
Anteact,  An'tf-akt,  n.  a  presrdig  akt. 
Ante  bellum.  An-te  bcl-um,  [Z.J  bcfur  de  wor. 
Antecedaneois,  An-lc-se-du-ne-U8,  a.  presedig 

in  tjui.  [fur  in  tjm. 

Antecede,  Aii-te-sW,  v.  t.  tu  presid;  tu  gu  de- 
Antecedence,  An-tc-sE-den.J,  \  n.  akt  uv  guig 
Antecedency,  An-tc-s^-dcn-ii,  i      bcfur;  prcsc- 

dcnx.  [acdig. 

Antecedent,  An-te-si-dcnt,  a.  goin  bef6r;  pre 
Antecedent,  An-tc-se-dent,  n.  dat  hwiq  goz  bt- 

fur;  de  fvrst  ov  tjj  t^rmz;— de  n'sn  tu  nwi<}  a 

relativ  reiVrz. 
Antecedently,  An-te-B^-dcnt-li,  aJ.  previu.'li. 
Antecessob,  An-te-ses-or,  n.  [L.]  wun   hij>  guz 

befiir.  [tu  anddcr. 

.Vnteciiamueii,  An'te-yiin-bcr,  u.  a  ra>tu  dat  ledz 
Anteciiapel,   An'te-^ap-tl,    u.   dat   i>qrt   ov   dc 

(;a|H.'l  tru  liwi(j  Ac  {lo-^j  iz  tu  de  kw^r. 
Antecian,  An-tr-Jan,  n.  wun   h(i>  livz  under  dc 

gum  mcridiun.  at  dc  sam  di.stnn.s  from  dc  ekwa- 

tor,  but  on  I'lpuzil  xjdz  ov  de  glub. 
Antk-Columbian,  An-te-Ko-ldm-bi-an,  a.  befur 

Kuluiubu.'i,  iir  hiz  dixkuveriz  in  Ameriku.  [f(jr. 
Anteii  iisoK,  An-tc-kdr-sor,  n.  wun  ha>  run*  bc- 
Antedate,  An'tc-djit,  m.  a  prcviuH  dnt.  [lini. 
Antedate,  An'tr-dnt,  r.  /.  tu  dat  bcfur  Ac  tnb 
Antediluvial,  An-tc-di-lii-vi-ol,  (  a.  bciji  bcfur 
Antediluvian,  An-t€-di-hi-vi-an,  i      dc  flud:  in 

Nuuz  diiz. 
Antediluvian,   An-ts-di-li^-vi-an,    n.    wun   ha 

livd  bcfOr  dr  flud.  [dcr. 

.Vntei.oi'E,  Aii'tr-lup,  n.  an  animal  rrzi'mblig  dc 
Antelucan,  An-tc-li^-kon,  a.  crii;  bef(!>r  dalit. 
Antemkbidian,  An-tc-me-riil-i-an,  *,  bcig  bcfur 

noin. 
Antemetic,  .Vnt-c-m<5t-ik,  a.  rtstranin  vomitip. 
Antemindane,  Au-lc-mdn-dan,  a.  bcfur  dc  krr- 

njon  ov  dr  wurld. 
Antenna,  Au-ton-a,  n.  [L.]  pi.  An-U'o-c;  promi- 
nent orgunz  atA^t  tu  de  hedz  or  inxoku*.  kiJd 

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Antenuptial,  An-te-ndp-Jal,  a.  bEigbEforinarij. 
Antepaschal,  An-tE-pas-kal,  a.  befcSr  Ae  tjm  ov 

Sster. 
Antepast,  An'tE-past,  n.  a.  fortast;  antisipajon. 
Antepenult,  An-tE-ps-nult,  n.  &z  last  silabl  but 

tffl. 
Antepenultimate,  An-ts-pE-nul-ti-mat,  n.   te- 

latir)  tu  ds  last  silabl  but  tin. 
Anteposition,  An-tE-po-ziJ-on,  n.  in  gramar,  ds 

plasii)  ov  a  wurd  bEf6r  aniider. 
Antepredicament,  An-tE-prs-dik-a-ment,  n.  an 

introdukjon  tu  katEgoriz;  a  prEliminari  kwest- 

yon.  [former. 

Anterior,  An-tE-ri-or_,  a.  goig  bEfor;  prjor  tu: 
Anteriority,  An-ts-ri-or-i-ti,  n.  prjoriti;  prESE- 

dons. 
Anteroom,  An'te-rcbm,  n.  a  rcDm  bsf^r  anuder. 
Anthelmintic,     An-tcl-min-tik,     a.     dEstrerijj 

wurmz. 
Anthem,  An'tem,  n.  a.  sakred  him,  er  sog. 
Anther,  An'ter,  n.  {Bot.)  ds  sumit  ov  ds  stamen. 
Antheral,  An'tor-al,  a.  pertanii)  tu  anterz. 
Antheriferous,    An-ter-if-er-us,    a.    prodn,sii} 

anterz. 
Anthological,  An-to-16j-i-kal,  a.  rslatii)  tu  an- 

foloji.  [or  poemz. 

Anthology,  An-f)61-o-ji,  n.  a  kolekjon  ov  fl-serz 
Anthony's  fire,  An'to-niz  fjr,  n.  ds  erEsipElas. 
Anthracite,  An'tra-sit,  n.  a.  hqrd  mineral  kol, 

dat  burnz  wid-st  flam  er  smok.  [ulsor. 

Anthrax,  An'traks,  n.  a  kqrbuijkl,  er  malignant 
Anthropology,  An-tro-pol-o-ji,  n.  a  diskors  on 

man.  or  ds  doktrin  ov  ds  hitman  bodi. 
Anthropomorphism,  An-tro-po-mor-fiz-m,  n.  de 

doktrin  dat  dE  DEiti  egzists  in  ds  human  form. 
Anthropopathy,  An-tro-pop-a-ti,  w.  dE  afekjonz 

ov  man,  or  dE  aplikajon  ov  hiiman  pajonz  tu  dE 

Siipn'm  ]!riij. 
Anthropophagy,  An-trcD-p6f-a-ji,  n.  kanibalizm. 
Anthroposophy,    An-f)ro-p6s-Q-fi,   n.    nolcj    ov 

manz  natyiy. 
Anthypnotic,  Ant-hip-not-ik,  a.  prEventii)  slsp. 
Anthypophora,  An-ti-p6f-Q-ra,  n.  [Gi-.]  {Jihet.) 

a  figyixr  bj  hwiq  de  objekjonz  ov  an  adversari 

qr  brot  forward  in  erder  tu  be  anserd. 
Anthysteric,  Ant-his-ter-ik,  a.  gud  agenst  his- 

teriks.  [agenst. 

Anti,  An'ti,  a.  [  Gr.]  in  komp-jnd  wurdz  signif  jz 
Antiarthritics,  An-ti-qr-trit-iks,  n.  pi.  modi- 
sin  z  for  dE  g'St.  [bufosneri;  a  trik. 
Antic,  An'tik,  n.  wun  hco  plaz  antiks;  a  bufdm; 
Antic,  An'tik,  a.  od;  drol;  fantastik;  plaful. 
Antichrist,    An'ti-krjst,    n.    ds   grat  enemi   ov 

Kristyianiti.  [Kristyianiti. 

Antichristian,  An-ti-krist-yan,  a.  opozit  tu 
Anticheistian,  An-ti-krist-yan,  n.  an  ensmi  ov 

Kristyianiti.  [zijon  tu  Kristyianiti. 

Antichristianism,  An-ti-krist-yan-iz-m,  w.  opo- 
Antichristianity',  An-ti-krist-yi-an-i-ti, »i.  kon- 

trarJEti,  or  opozijon  tu  Kristyianiti. 
Anticipate,  An-tis-i-pat,  v.  t.  tu  tak  bsfiar  dE 

proper  tjin;  tu  prevent;  tia  forss;  tu  fortast. 
Anticipation,  An-tis-i-pa-Jon,  n.  a  takiij  bEfior; 

a  fortast.  [pats. 

Anticipator,  An-tis-i-pa-tor,  n.  wun  hm  antisi- 
Anticipatory,  An-tis-i-pa-to-ri,   a.  takig  bEf6r 

its  tjm. 
Anticlimax,   An-ti-klj-maks,    n.    a   sentens    in 

hwiq  de  jdeaz  bekiim  les  strikiig  at  ds  kloz. 
Anticonstitutional,  An-ti-kon-sti-ti'i-Jon-al,  a. 

opozd  tu  dfi  konstiti^^Jon.  [kontajon. 

Anticontagious,  An-ti-kon-ta-jus,  a.  opozir) 
Anticor,  An'ti-kor,  n.  a  sweli^  in  a  horsez  trot. 
Anticosmetic,   An-ti-koz-met-ik,    a.   destruktiv 

ov  bqti.  [zcz  de  kort. 

Anticourtier,  An-ti-kort-yer,  n.  wun  hro  opo- 


Antidotal,  An'ti-do-tal,  )  a.  havig  de  kwol- 
AntidotAry,  An-ti-do-ta-ri,  i      iti  ov  an  antidot: 

k'snteraktii)  perzn. 
Antidote,  An'ti-dut,  n.  a  remedi  for  perzn  er  evl. 
Antiemetic,    Au-ti-e-met-ik,   «.    a    remedi    fer 

vomitii).  Pepsi. 

Antiepileptic,  An-ti-ep-i-lep-tik,  a.  opozii)  epi- 
Antiepiscopal,  An-ti-E-pis-ko-pal,  a.  advers  tu 

Episkopasi. 
Antifebrile,  An-ti-feb-ril,  a.  gud  agenst  feverz. 
Antilogarithm,   An-ti-16g-a-rid-m,  n.  kompk- 

ment  ov  a  logaridm. 
Antilogy,  An-til-o-ji,    n.   kontradikjon  betwen 

cni  wurdz  or  pasajez  ov  an  otor. 
Antimaniac,  An-ti-ma-ni-ak,  )    a.    k-ynter- 

Antimaniacal,  An-ti-ma-nj-a-kal,  j    aktig  mad- 

nes.  [sonri. 

Antimason,  An-ti-ma-son,  n.  wun  hostil  tu  ma- 
Antiministerial,  An-ti-min-is-te-ri-al,  a.  opoz- 
ir) de  miuistri.  [tu  monarki. 
Antimonarciiical,  An-ti-mo-nqr-ki-kal,  a.  hostil 
Antimoxarchist,  An-ti-mon-ar-kist,  n.  an  ensmi 

tu  monarki. 
Antimony',  An'ti-mo-ni,  n.  a  mEtalik  or;  a  blak- 

ij  mineral;  olso,  a  metal  ov  graij  hwjt. 
Antinephritic,  An-ti-nE-frit-ik,   n.  mcdisin  fer 

dE  kidniz. 
Antinomian,  An-ti-no-mi-an,  n.  wun  ov  a  sekt 

hen  denjd  de  obligajon  ov  de  moral  le. 
Antinomian,  An-ti-no-mi-an,  a.    relatig  tu  de 

Antino)mianz.  [nomian  tenets. 

Antinomianism,   An-ti-no-mi-an-iz-m,  n.  Anti- 
Antinomy,   An-tin-o-mi,  w.   a  kontradikjon  be- 
twen tcTj  loz,  or  too  qrtiklz  ov  de  sam  le. 
Antipapal,   An-ti -pa-pal,  a.  opozig  ds   pop  er 

papasi. 
Antipapistic,  An-ti-pa-pis-tik,  )  a.  opozig 

Antipapistical,  An-ti-pa-pis-tik-al,  )    papasi  er 

poperi.  [pelzi. 

Antiparaly'TIc,  An-ti-par-a-lit-ik,  a.  kiyii)  de 
Antipathetic,  An-ti-pa-tet-ik,  )    a.    havii) 

Antipathetical,  An-ti-pa-tet-i-kal,  \     antipati; 

avers;  opozit. 
Antipathy,   An-tip-a-ti,   n.  natyqral  hatred  er 

opozij'on;  averjon;  opozd  tu  simpafi.  [ik. 

Antipatriotic,  An-ti-pa-tri-6t-ik,  a.  not  patriot- 
Antipedobaptist,  An-ti-pe-do-bap-tist,   n.  wun 

h(U  iz  opozd  tu  de  baptizm  ov  infants. 
Antiperistasis,  An-ti-pE-ris-ta-sis,  n.  de  opozij- 

on  ov  a  kontrari  kwoliti,  bj   hwiq   de   kwoliti 

opozd  ganz  strei)t. 
Antipestilential,  An-ti-pes-ti-len-Jal,  a.  efika- 

Jus  agenst  de  plag  or  pestilens.  [flamajon. 

Antiphlogistic,  An-ti-flo-jis-tik,  a.  qckii)  in- 
Antiphon,  An'ti-fon,  )  n.  alternat  siijiij  in  de 
Antiphony,  An-tif-o-ni,  \      kwjrz  ov  katsdralz; 

a  rEspons;  a  kind  ov  antem.  [tifon. 

Antiphonal,  An-tif-o-nal,  a.  relatii)  tia  de  an- 
Antiphonal,  An-tif-o-nal,  n.  a  buk  ov  antcmz. 
Antiphrasis,  An-tif-ra-sis,  n.  [  Gr.}  {iLhct.}  de 

yqs  ov  wurdz  in  a  sens   opozit  tu  d.^r  proper 

menii].  [antifrasis. 

Antiphrastically,  An-ti-fras-ti-kal-i,  ad.  wid 
Antipodal,  An-tip-o-dal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  antip- 

odez. 
Antipode,  An'ti-pod,  n.  wun  ov  de  antipodez. 
Antipodes,   An-tip-o-dez,   n.   doz  hco  liv  on  de 

opozit  sjd  ov  de  ert;  doz  opozit  tu  Eg  uder. 
Antipope,  An'ti-pop,  «.  wun  ho  yixzdrpsdepop- 

dum. 
Antiport,  An'ti-port,  n.  an  ister  gat  or  dor. 
Antiprelatical,  An-ti-prE-lat-i-kal,   a.  advers 

tu  prelasi. 
Antipriest,  An'ti-prest,  n.  an  opozer  er  enemi 

ov  prests.  [pii,ritanz. 

Antipuritan,  An-ti-pii-ri-tan,  «.  an  opozer  ov 


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ANTii^osis,  An-tip-Uj-.iii',  n.   [Gr.]  {Oram.)  a 

fiftyiir  L*{  bwio  wun  kun  ix  put  fur  an&der. 
ANTigL  ABIAM,  An-U-kw^-ri-au,  a.  rclatig  tu  on- 

tikwiti. 
ANTigL'ARiAN,  An-t'i-kwd-ri-an,  ».  an  antikwari. 
AMTiyL'AUiA.MSii,    Au-ti-kwd-ri-uu-ii-ni,   u.  rtt 

atuJi  uv  uiitikwitiz.  [antikwitii. 

ANTigi'AKY,  Ari'ti-kwii-ri,   u.  a    iiiau  tttqdiuM  uv 
Amtivii  ATK,  An'ti-kwut,  f.  t.  tu  uuik  uM  or  6b- 

stjlet.  [bei(]  iiutikwatvd. 

Ahtiquatednesb,  An'ti-kwat-oj-ue.t,   n.  »t«i  ov 
AMTigi'i:,  An-t^k,  d.  rclatiu  tu  antikwiti;  unjunt: 

veri  ulil;  ov  uld  fiijou. 
AMTigt'i:,  Aii-tc'k,  u.  a  [ten  uv  aojentqrt. 
AMTigt'KNths,  Aii-ttk-iie.",  II.  u  kwuliti  ov  bciy 

■njent:  a|it'run!i  uv  antikwiti. 
AMTigt'iTY,  An-tik-wi-ti,  n.  uld  tjnu;  de  pepl  ov 

uld  tiiiiz;  de  rrnulnz  uv  uld  timi. 
AUTiUEVOLUTio.NAJiy,  Aii-ti-rcv-u-lq-Jon-a-ri,  a. 

opuzi()  rovuliiJoii. 
AwTiBKVuLLTioNisT,    An-ti-rov-u-li^-Jon-iat,    «. 

an  o|kjxct  ov  u  rcvulqjon. 
AwTiht'ii,  An-tiJ-i-j,  n./il.  [/..]  de  ]>cpl,  bO),  in- 

habitiu  difvrent  f]dt  uv   de   ckwator,  hav   di^r 

/aduz  prujc'ktcd  diivrviit  wuz  iit  nuin. 
AST18COUBLTIC,  An-ti-skor-bi'i-tik,  /  a.  cfi- 

AwTisiuuuLTiCAL,  An-ti-ski«r-bii-ti-kal, )    kn/u.« 

aj;eii>i  die  skurvi.  [fak/un. 

Antislitic,  An-ti-mjp-tik,  a.  kKutcruktif)  pqtrE- 
Antihkitic,    Aii-ti-8^p-tik,    n.    mudiiiin    rczijliy 

piltrrfakjon.  [vcri. 

A.NTiHLAVKUV,  An-ti-sliiv-cr-i,  n.  opuzijon  tu  Au- 
Ajk'TibuciAL,  An-li-stb-Jul,  a.  avyrs  tu  .'<u!<jeli. 
ANTisrAKib,  An-ti5-pa-8i8,  n.  a  rcvuljon  ov  a  hq- 

mor.  [sinzmz. 

Antispakmouic,  An-ti-sj>az-m6d-ik,  a.  gud  aKon.'st 
Antisi'astics,    An-ti-sjias-tik;',    «.  /</.    mcdi^iinz 

hwi«j  k"Z  <i  rrvuljon  <>v  dr  hiiniorz. 
ANTiBPLKNtTic.  Aii-ii-spItu-E-tik,  ii.  efikujus  in 

dizt'Zi  z  ov  dc  sj.icn.  [o]j<jzd  tu  dr  ."truff . 

ANTiSTUOi'iiE,  An-tu-tro-fr,  n.   [Gr.]  a  staiiz«i 
Amtitulsib,  An-tit-e-s'i-s  n.,  pi.  An-tit-e-»ri;oiiu- 

li/un  ov  wurdz,  scntcnscz  or  :>i-ntiuiente;  kuntrust. 
Antitiiktical,  An-ti-tet-i-kal,  a.  rt\at\\f  tu,  or 

k<'ri(iiiii|)  iiiititfi'i!':  plnsl  in  kunirast. 
Antituimtauian,  Au-ti-trin-i-tu-ri-nu,  ii.  opuz- 

ig  dt  ildktrin  uv  de  triniti. 
Aktitvpe,  An'ti-tip,    ii.   de   urijinal,  or  dat  ov 

hwi<;  dr  f jp  iz  de  rcprczcuta/on.  [titjp. 

Antityi'Ical,  An-ti-tip-i-kal,  a.  relati(]  tu  an  iin- 
ANTivtxuitAL,  An-ti-ven-E-rE-iil,  a.  rezistig  vcn- 

erral  ]i>rzn. 
Antlkr,  (Int'lcr,  n.  At  brnn«j  ov  q  etn;^  hern. 
Antceci.  An-tr-i'j.  n.rl.  |/.|  dui  inhabitants  ov 

d«  ^rt  hiD  liv  under  dE  !>jini  lunjitiid  and  latitqd, 

hut  in  diforcnt  honiiiiterz. 
Antonomasia.  An-toii-u-mu-ji-a.  n.   a  form  ov 

«!•<■»;,  in  hwiq  de  num  ov  sum  ofis  or  digniti  iz 

yqzd  iostiSd  ov  de  pmiicr  nam. 
Anih,  il'na!!,  n.  lurr  otutrcmiti  ov  de  b'Keli. 
Anvil.  An'vil.  n.  de  juni  bluk  hwiq  gmitd  j-qz. 
Anxiltt,  a-   ••   ■  •■    -i.  trubl  uv  ni^nd  abvt  8Utn 

fqtytir  i  .  ■:  xuliKitml. 

Anxiois.  .\  wlisitus;  koni'^'md. 

A.sxiotHLV,  Aijk'jU!'  11,  a</.  wid  nuzjrti. 
Any,  Kn'i.  a.  ovuri;  bii>«vcr:  hwotj<ut'ver;  rdcr. 
Ao.MA.v.  n-u-ni-an,  a.  pcrtauig  tu  de  niqzcz,  or 

tu  tluniii  in  lirojia.  [dcfinit  tim. 

AORIST.  U'u-ri«t,  n.  a  tcn«  in  Grek  ckjrnn.V'<i)]  in- 
AORTA,  U-<»r-t.i.  n.  de  gmt  qrteri  from  at  hqrt. 
Aortal,  H'«>r-tal,  ^  a.  ixTUinip  tu   de   norta  or 
Aortic,  il-i'>r-tik,  \     pmt  qrtori. 
Atace,  A-pfis  ad.  kwikli;  bnwiili:  ypedili:  fast. 
Apaoook,  A|>-a-gu-jr,   n.    ahdukjun;  a   k^nd  ov 

^rguiDont ;   progrca    from   wun    pro{>uxiJun   tu 

•iiddcr. 


Apaoooical,  Ap-a-g6j-i-kal,  *.  Joig  de  ab«urditi 

uv  den^iy  hwut  iz  af^rmd.  [enqmcmroQ. 

APARiTUMtifiia,  Ap-a  rit-ine-«ij,  n.  [6'>.)  iJiJut.} 
Apart,  A-|M|rt,  hU.  s<)purutli;  at  a  dutaiu. 
Ai'AUTUK.NT,  A-iKirt-uitni,  n.  u  pqrt  ov  a  bus;  a 

ruuii.  [MHiiibl. 

Apatiiktic,  An-a-t«itik,   a.  havijj  nu  frlifl;  in 
Apatiiist,  Apa-tist,  n.  u  |i<,'r»uu  widvt  felig. 
Apatiii»ticai^  Ap-a-ti;i-ti-kal,  a.  indifcrcnt;  on- 

fili,). 
Apathy,  Ap'a-ti,  u.  wont  ov  felig;  inMcntibilili. 
ApK,  Up,  H.  u  kind  ov  uiuyki;  an  imitator. 
Ape,  Up,  r.  /.  tu  iuiitut;  tu  luiuiik.  [jtornt. 

Apeak,  A-|>^k,  aJ.  in  u  ]Mji«tyqr  tu  peri«;  on  de 
Ai'EPhY,  A-iM-'p-si,  n.  a  wout  uv  ri'K>''ll'ir  dijestyun. 
Aperient,  A-pe-ri-cnt,  a.  jentli  purgutiv;laksativ. 
Aperitive,  A-i>«<r-i-tiv,  a.  dat  hwic;  haz  de  p'ser 

uv  u]>niy. 
Apertio.v,  A-pv-r-Jun,  ».  akt  ov  upnig. 
Aperture,  Ap'er-tqr,  ».  an  upniy;  a  posaj;  a  hul. 
Apery,  Up'cr-i,  n.  de  akt  ov  apig;  afoktcd  imita- 

/uu.  (levz. 

Apetalol'8,  A-iM-t-a-luK,  a.  wi&iil  pctalz  or  flxtr 
Apex,  U'i>«.k:f,  h.  [Z.J  j>l.  Ap'e-sez;  de  tipor  Ag- 

gqlur  ixrnt;  de  tup. 
Apiieliun,   A-fe-li-on,    ti.   [(/>.]   de   p«rnt   in  a 

planeU  orbit  luust  distant  fruu  ds  gun. 
Apii.t.UEsis,  A-lir-t-iii,  i  n.  de  takiy  ov  a  Ictcr 
ApiitUEijis,  A-ft?r-E-i»is,  I      or  silabl  f roni  dE  be 

giniy  ov  u  wurd.  [tu  mankind. 

Apiiila.nthropy,  Af-i-lan-tru-pi,  n.  wont  ov  luv 
Aphih,  U'fi.<,  /*.  dc  plant  Itss,  or  vjnTreter. 
Aphony,  At'u-ni,  u.  a  los  ov  vffs  or  spetj.     [sept. 
ApiiuiiisM,  Af'o-riz-m,  n.a  makKim:  u  lakunik  prr- 
Apiioiii.st,  Af'u-rist,  ii.  a  rjlcr  ov  aforizmz. 
ApiioRisTiCAL,  Af-o-ris-ti-kal,  a.  haviy  dE  form 

ov  afurizin.  [rizmz. 

ApiiouisTiCALLY',  Af-<a-ris-ti-kal-i,  ad.  wid  afu- 
ApiiBODisiAC,  Af-ro-diz-i-ak,  i    a.     ekiiitig 

Ai'iiROuisiACAL,  Af-ro-di-zj-ak-al,  j         vcntrcul 

diijr. 
ApiiTHO.NG,  Af'tog,  n.  a  Ictcr,  or  kombinajon  ov 

lottr/.,  havig  nu  s'vnd. 
.\pHYLLoi8,  Af'il-u:f,  a.  dcstitqt  ov  Ievx. 
Apiakv,  U'pi-n-ri,  n.  a  pla.-;  hw^r  hct  qr  kept. 
Apieck,  A-|iE.t,  aj.  tu  de  {■•irt  or  J^r  ov  e<;. 
AP18II,  Up'i/,  a.  lik  an  ap;  fopij;  sili. 
Apibii.Ni'iiiti,  Up'iJ-nc!«,  n.  mimikri;  fu|KTi. 
Apocalypse,  A-i«6k-a-Ups,  n.  rcvela/ou;  disklo- 

?i^\T.  [lajon. 

Apocalyptic,  A-i)uk-a-lip-tik,  a.  kontanig  rcve- 
Apocopate,  A-pok-o-jnt,  r.  t.  tu  kut  of  or  omit 

de  lust  lettr  or  gilabl  ov  u  wurd. 
Apocope,  A-pok-u-jir,   n.  dE  umi/uu  ov  de  last 

lotcr  or  jiiialil  uv  a  wurd. 
ApocRfSTic,  Ap-u-knis-tik,  a.  rtp^lifl;  aatrinicnt. 
Apoi  IIRYPIIA,  A-iK>k-ri-fa,   ;«.  /'(.  buks  uv  bwiq 

df  oli.r/.  (jr  uuDun,  n)<i'ndi'd  tu  de  Old  Test.imi-ut. 
Apociirypiial,   A-p6k-ri-fal,    a.    not  kanonikal; 

un.-vrtcn. 
Apodal,  Ai/u-dal,  a.  hnvig  no  fEt. 
Apode,  Ap  ud,  n.  an  animal  bavig  no  frt. 
Ai'OiucTic.  Ap-u-dik-tik,  t  a.  ovidont  bry6nd 

Apokictical,  Ap-u-dik-li-kal,  i      kuntradikjon. 
Apodosib,  A-p6d-u-6ig,  n.  de  aplikajon  ov  a  ti- 

militqd. 
Apogee,  Ap'u-je,  m.  dc  pmit  in  a  planets  orbit 

mu!>t  di.'<tant  from  de  t;n. 
ApooRAPii,  Ap'u-graf,  n.  a  kopi;  a  tnuukript. 
Apollvun,  A-|xM-yon,  n.  dc  destnrcr. 
AptiLoiiKTic.  A-iK>l-u-jet-ik,  {  a.  ov  dc  n«t- 

Apolooetical,  A-|>ol-o-j6t-i-kal,  i      yqr  ov  an 

a|icjKiji:  kun(anii)  ckgkqscz. 
Apologist,  A-ixil-u-jist,    n.    wun  hii>  maks  an 

a|)61uji.  [«»r  ck*k^». 

AroLOOiZK,  A-p61-i9-Jii,  r.  ».  tu  mak  an  apiSloji, 


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ApotOGDE,  Ap'o-log,  n.  a  fabl,  teqiij  moral  troot. 
Apology,  A-j>61-o-ji,  n.  a  defens;  an  ekskds. 
Apomecometry,   Ap-Q-me-kom-e-tri,   n.   ae  qrt 

uv   mej;i],rifl  tii)z  at  a  distans.  [nerv. 

Apoxeueosis,  Ap-CD-nii,-ri5-sis,  a.  ekstenjon  ov  a 
AropuASis,  A-p6f-a-sis,  n.  [  G-)'.]  a  figytir  bj  hwiq 

de   orator  ssmz  tu  wav  hwot  he  wud  planli 

insinytiat.  [flem. 

Apophlegmatic,  Ap-o-fleg-mat-ik,  a.  dreifl  awa 
Apophthegm,  Ap'o-tem,  n.  a  maksim; — nu  kom- 

onli  ritn,  iapotJiegm.}  Ss  {Apothegm.}  [um. 
Apophyge,  A"-p6f-i-J£,  n.  [(}>:]  de  spriij oy a kol- 
Apoplectic,  Ap-cj-plek-tik,  )  a.  belogiij  tu 

Apoplectical,  Ap-o-plek-ti-kal,  (  an  apopleksi. 
Apoplexy,  Ap'o-pleks-i,  n.  a  diserdcr  dat  afekts 

de  bran. 
Apokia,  A-p6-ri-a,  n.  [G-i:]  d-stij  hwq^tu  begin. 
Aporehcea,  Ap-o-rE-a,  n.  [L.]  an  eflq,vium. 
Apostasy,  A-p6s-ta-si,   n.   a  d£pqrtyi],r  from  de 

priusiplz  hwiq  wun  haz  profest;  derslikjon. 
Apostate,  A-p6s-tat,  n.  wun  ho)  ren'snsez  hiz 

prinsiplz. 
Apostate,  A-pos-tat,  a.  fels;  tratorus. 
Apostatical,  Ap-os-tat-i-kal,  a.  Ijk  an  apostat. 
Apostatize,  A-pos-ta-tjz,  v.  i.  tu  rcn'sns  wunz 

priii.-iplz.  [wunz  fat. 

Apostatizing,  A-p6s-ta-tjz-ii),  pp.  felii)  from 
Apostemate,  A-pos-te-mat,   i-.  i.  tu  ferm  intu 

an  absos  and  fil  wid  pus. 
Apostemation,  jV-pos-ts-ma-Jon,  n.  ds  proses  ov 

rjpniij  tu  pus.  [an  abses. 

Apostematous,  Ap-os-tem-a-tus,  a.  pertanii)  tu 
Aposteme,  Ap'ffl-stsm,  n.  an  abses;  an  impostqm. 
A  posteriori,  3  pos-te-ri-o-ri,  [Z.]  from  de  lat- 
er; from  de  efekt  tu  de  kez. 
Apostle,  A-p6s-l,  n.  a  person  sent; — a  mesenjer 

tu  preq  de  Gospel;  a  disjpl  ov  Krjst. 
ApoSTLEsniP,  A-p6s-l-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  an  aposl. 
Apostolate,  A-j^os-to-lat,  n.  de  ofis  ov  an  aposl. 
Apostolic,  Ap-os-tol-ik,  ]   a.  relatiij  tu,  er 

Apostolical,  Ap-os-tol-i-kal, )       tot  bj  de  aposlz; 

e;4zistiij  in  de  tjm  ov  de  aposlz. 
Apostolically,  Ap-os-tol-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  de  man- 

er  ov  d<-  aposlz. 
Apostrophe,  A-p6s-tro-fe,  n.  a  digresiv  adres; — 

de  mqrk  i' )  Juii)  dat  a  wurd  iz  kontrakted,er  de 

sill  ov  de  pozesiv  kas.  [trofe. 

AposTROPHic,  Ap-os-trof-ik,  a.  denotii)  an  apos- 
Apostrophize,  A-p6s-tro-fjz,  v.  t.   tu  adres  bj 

apostrofe. 
Apothecary,  A-p6t-e-ka-ri,    ».    a   keper  ov  a 

madisin  Jop:  a  komp'snder  ov  medisinz. 
Apothegm,   Ap'o-tem,  n.   a  remqrkabl   sail);  a 

maksim.  [taniij  apotemz. 

Apothegjiatical,  Ap-o-tog-mat-i-kal,  a.  kon- 
Apothegmatist,  Ap-ffi-teg-ma-tist,   n.   wun   hm 

yqzt'z  apijtemz.  [apotemz. 

Apothegmatize,  Ap-o-teg-ma-tjz,  v.  i.  tia  uter 
Apotheosis,  Ap-o-te-o-sis,  n.  [Gr.\  deifikajon. 
Apothesis,  A-p6t-E-sis,  ?i.  [  Ch:\  a  plas  for  buks; 

de  pl'isiij  ov  a  fraktyi^rd  lim  in  its  rjt  pozijon. 
Apotheosize,  Ap-o-te-o-sjz,  v.  t.  tu  egzolt  tu 

Ae  digniti  ov  a  deiti. 
Apotoiie,  A-iMt-o-me,  n.  in  miizik,  de  diferens 

bstwen   a  grater  and  a  leser  semiton;  and  in 

mafrmatiJ:s,  betwen  toi  inkomenJi|rabl  kwontitiz. 
Apozem,  Ap'o-zem,  u.  a  dekokjon  mad  bj  berlii) 

plants. 
Apozemical,  Ap-o-zem-i-kal,  a,  Ijk  a  dekokjon. 
Appall,  A-p61,  i-.  t.  tu  frit;  tu  terif  j;  tu  depres. 
Appalling,  A-poI-ii),  pp.  a.  strjkii)  wid  teror; 

adapted  tu  depres  kuraj. 
Appanage,  Ap'a-naj,  n.  landz  for  yuijger  qildren. 
Apparatus,  Ap-a-ra-tus,  n.,  pi.  Ap-a-ra-tus,  er 

Ap-a-ra-tus-ez ;  toilz,  furnitx|r,  er  nesesari  in- 1 

strcDments  fer  eni  trad  er  qrt;  ekwipaj.  I 


Apparel,  A-par-el,  n.  dres;  klodii);  vestyq^r. 
Apparel,  A-par-el,  v.  t.  tu  dres;  tu  klod:  tu  adem. 
Apparent,  A-p4r-ent,  a,  vizibl:  plan;  opn;  serten. 
Apparently,  A-pqr-ent-li,  ad.  evidentli:  semiflli. 
Apparentness,  A-p4r-ent-nes,  n.  kwoliti  ov  bcip 

apqrent. 
Apparition,  Ap-a-riJ-on,  n.  aperans;  vizibiliti;  a 

preternatyqral  aperans;  a  spekter. 
Apparitor,  A-par-i-tor,  n.  a.  mesenjer  in  a  spir- 

ityqal  kort. 
ApPE.\L,  A-pel,  V.  i.  tu  refer  tu  anudcr  trjbq,naL 
Appeal,  A-pel,  n.  aplikajon  for  justis  tu  a  sq,p£- 

rior  trjbqnal;  akqzajon;  rekors. 
Appealable,  A-pel-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  apeld. 
Appear,  A-per,  v.  i.  tu  be  in  sjt;  tu  be  evident. 
Appearance,  A-per-ans,  n.  de  akt  ov  kumig  intia 

sjt;  semblans;  not  realiti;  Jo;  probability 
Appeaeek,  A-per-er,  n.  wun  hco  aperz. 
Appearing,  A-per-iij,  n.  a  kumi:g  in  sjt. 
Appeasable,  A-pez-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  apezd  er 

kwjeted,  kqmd  er  pasif  jd. 
Appeasableness,  A-pez-a-bl-nes,   «.   de  kwoliti 

ov  beii)  apezabl.  [staL 

Appease,  A-pez,  v.  t.  tu  kwjet;  tu  pasifj;  tu 
Appeaser,  A-pez-er,  «.  wun  hiD  pasif  jz.  [iti. 

xVppeasive.  A-pez-iv,  a.  haviij  a  mitigatig  kwol- 
Appellant,  A-pel-ant,  n.  wun  hoi  apelz. 
Appellant,  A-pel-ant,  a.  apelig. 
Appellation,  Ap-el-a-Jon,  n.  a  nam;  tjtl;  term: 

adres:  denominajuu.  [spejez. 

Appellative,  A-pel-a-tiv,  «.  de  nam  ov  a  hoi 
Appellee,  Ap-el-e,  n,  de  defendant  in  apel. 
Appellor,  Ap-el-er,  n.  de  plantLf  in  apel. 
Append,  A-pend,  v.  t.  tu  hag  on,  er  job  tm;  tu 

ad  tu. 
Appendage,  A-pend-aj,  n.  sumtiij  aded  er  anekst. 
Appendance,  A-pend-ans,  n.  apendaj. 
Appendant,  A-pend-ant,  a.  haijii)  tu;  anekst  tu. 
Appendant,  A-pend-ant,  n.  dat  hwiq  beloijz  tu 

aniider  tiij. 
Appendix,  A-pen-diks,  n.,  pi.  A-pen-di-sez,  er 

A-pen-diks-ez;  sumtii)  apended;  siiplement  tu  a 

buk. 
Apperception,  Ap-er-sep-Jon,  n.  konjusnes. 
Appertain,  Ap-er-tan,  v.  i.  tu  beloi)  tu;  tu.  de- 
pend upon. 
Appetence,  Ap'e-tens,     I   «.  senji^al  dezir;  a  t«n- 
Appetency,  Ap'e-ten-si,  j        densi     in     erganjzd 

mater  tu  yqnjt  wid  or  selekt  pqrtiklz  ov  mater. 
Appetibility,  Ap-£-ti-bil-i-ti,  n.  a.  dezjrabl  stat 

er  kwoliti. 
Appetible,  Ap'e-ti-bl,  a.  dezjrii);  plezig;  engajip. 
Appetite,   Ap'£-tit,    to.  dezjr;   dEzjr  ov  s^nJual 

plcjTi,r;   relij  for  find;  hugger. 
Applaud,  A-plod,  v.  t.  tu  praz  hjli;  tu  ekstol. 
Applauded,  A-pl6d-ed,  p.  komended;  prazd. 
Applaudee,    A-pled-er,    n.    wun   hot)  prazez  er 

komendz. 
Applause,  A-plez,  n.  praz:  komendajon;  kredit. 
Apple,  Ap'l,  n.  froot;  as  pqpil  ov  d£  j. 
Applepie,  Ap'l-pj,  n.  a  pj  mad  ov  aplz  in  past. 
Apple-tree,  Ap'l-tr£,  n.  dz  tre  projdqsig  aplz. 
Appliable,  A-plj-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  apljd. 
Appliance,  A-pli-ans,  n.  akt  ov  apljig;  aplikajon. 
Applicability,  Ap-li-ka-bil-i-ti,  n.  stat  ov  beig 

aplikabl.  [abl. 

Applicable,  Apli-ka-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  apljd;  sut- 
Applicableness,  Ap'li-ka-bl-nes,  n.  de   kwobti 

ov  beig  sqtabl. 
Applicably,  Ap'li-ka-bli,  ad.  fitli;  so  az  tu  be 

apljd.  [oner. 

Applicant,  Ap'li-kant,  n.  wun  hcD  apljz;  a  petij- 
Applicate,  Ap'li-knt,  n.  a  rjt  Ijn  dren  akros  a 

kuiv,  so  az  tu  be  bjsektod  bj  de  djameter. 
Application,  Ap-li-ka-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  apljig;  stat 

ov  beig  apljd;  entrEti;  asidqiti;  intens  studi. 


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AppLiCATiTB,  Ap1i-kn-tiv, «.  rtlati{)taaplilui/un. 

Ai-j'Litii,  A-|>lj>l,  p.  put  lu  or  on. 

AhrLiKK,  A-plj-er,  «.  wun  bdi  aplji. 

Ai-i-LV,  A-pI|,  (.  t.  lu  \\  on:  tu  viii  nr  cmpld'  for 

u  (urtikyqlar  |>unju8:  tu  filu  ^r  uiiiil;  tuadr^ 

or  direkt;  tu  betuk:  tu  luak  aplikiijou. 
Apptr,  A-plj,  r.  I.  tu  *\\X:  tu  huv  riktJrt  ta. 
ArrouuiATi'KA,  A-p»j-t-a-tii-ra,  n.  a  nui  or  em- 

buli/iiicnt  or  vkuprt'/un  in  luqzik.  [estAbli/. 

Appoint,  A-ixVnt,  c.t.  tu  lik-i  uijOd;  tu  sell;  lu 
Appui.xt,  A-j«^t,  ('.  I.  tu  (lekrt.  [«>>/'• 

Appointku,  A-|»rni-f(l,  p.  a.  kciM  ;  rkwipt;  fur- 
AppoiNTtE,  A-|)ffnt-r,  «.  a  p^niuD  u[)0riit«d. 
APPOINTtH,  A-fxirut-fr,  n.  wun  tulj  u|i(irnt«. 
Appoi.ntmknt,  A-|)drnt  luvnt,  n.  aa  order,  nUri: 

\<i*i\  dfsignu/un. 
AppokTioN,  A-|Kjr-J<«n,  r.  /.  tudivjd  in  juntpqrt*. 
AppouTiii.NtK,  A-i»jr-/<in-cr,  n.  wun  htti  a|>ur/onz. 
Appurtio.nmknt,  A-|i6r-/on-mont,   h.   a   div{dig 

inlu  i^jfjonz. 
Appcwkr,  A-|iui-or,  w.  on  pf^miucr:  an  inkwircr. 
Appohitk,  Ap'bi-iit,  A.  proper;  fit;    adapted;  wcl 

apljd. 
ApiHMJiTKLy,  Ap'ta-»it-li,  ad.  propcrli;  ni^tabli. 
AppohiTKNicss,  Ap'u-iit-nt's.  ii.  fitnux:  lulaptajon. 
AiToMTio.N,  Ap-u-iiJ-on,  ii.adijun; — dc  putig  ov 

ttii  niini  in  (tr  nam  kas.  It^pris- 

Appkaise,  A-prui,  r.  I.  tu  Mt  a  prii  ap6n;  tu 
ArrRAiscMtNT,  A-prt'iz-inont,  fi.  de  aktuvapraiig. 
Appuaisku,  A-pn'a-vr,  u.  wun  ba>  aprasei  ar  aeU 

a  \>r\*.  [ed. 

AppHLi  I  Ai)L>:,  A-pr^-Ji-a-bl,  A.  dat  ma  br^timat- 
AppHK<'iATe,  A-i>re-Ji-at,  r,  t.  tu  cstiiuat. 
Appueciation,  A-pr^-Ji-a-Jun,  n.  de  akt  or  vil- 

y\\\X\:  i'.<ittiiui/(iD. 
AppRKUvvn,  Aj.-rc-hcnd,  r.  t.  tu  In  huld  on;  tu 

w  ■  lij  dr  m{nd:  tu  fer.  ^tigkur. 

API  I  \p-ri-hi'U-diT,   «.    u   kiinsfViT;  d 

Apii.  1 ,  Ap-re-h«^n-si-bl,  a.   dat  ma  bt 

aprthfinli-d. 
Apprkhk.ssiom.  Ap-rc-h^n-Jon,  h.  kon«epJon;  rafi- 

pijiiu:  frr:  an  impvrfekt  {dcu.  [ful. 

Appr»:iik>(8ive.  Apre-hen-siv,  a.  jjcrscvig;  ftr- 
Appkkiiknsivjly,  Ap-rr-hon-!<iv-li,  ad.  wid   ap- 

rrhiMiJ'in. 
AppRKUi:.\8iVKNE88,  Ap-rr-hen-giv-nc«,  n.  de  stat 

ov  btiii  nprchemiiv. 
Appre.nticb,  A-pr^n-tis,  r.  ..  tu  bjnd  nt  as  an 

aprenii». 
Apprentice,  A-prt*n-lis,  n.  wun  hiD  iz  bisnd  lu 

«^rv  a   MTlcn  \vna  i-v  yrrz.  ujnin  kundi/un  dat 

dr  tniilznmn  Jikl  in-^tnikt  him  in  hiz  qrt. 
AppRENTiCESUiF,  A-pf^n-tis-fip,  n.  stat  er  t^nn 

ov  ii«'r»"iii. 
ArpRisK,  A-prjz,  r.  t.  tu  inform:  tu  (fiv  notis  tu. 
Apprize,  A-|ir|z,  c  t.  tu  set  valyq  on  bj  ntoriti. 
Appruement,  A-]>rjz-mcnt,    n.  u    VHlyqa/on    bj 


otorili. 


lytion. 


Apprizer.  A-prjz-cr,  n.  wun  apffntod  tu  set  ral 
Approach,  A-pn&q,  r.  ».  tu  drw  ner. 
Approach,  A-pruq,  r.t.  tu  dru  nrr  tu. 
Approacu.  A-prtliq,  n.  akt  ov  druig  nrr,  akaea. 
An-RoACUABUC,  A-prdM;-a-bl,  a.  ak.«c.«ibl.  [aprc>ct. 
Api-uoa)  iiLKsa,   A-nrti^lcs,  a.  dat    kan   not   be 
Appkkiute,  Ap'ru-wit,  r.  ^  tu  apnfiv;  tu  ljsen« 

tu  prtq.  [8Bp«irt. 

Appkob\tio]«,  Ap-ro-bA-/oo,  ».  akt  ot  apiatvig: 
Approiiativk,  A|>-ru-ha-tir,  a.  apntirio. 
An-noBATDRT.  Ap-rw-ba-to-ri,  a.  a(imivig. 
Appropriable,    A-|>ru-pri-a-bl,   a.    dat    ma    be 

a]ir>  iTiatol. 
Appropriate,  A-pru-pri-at,  r.  t.  tu  set  ap4rt;  tu 

anok^  tu;  tu  kon-'ju  lu  »um  yt^a;  tu  mak  pr- 

kqlyar.  iap<irt:  acjnd. 

Appropuatk.    A-pn^-pri-at,    a.     pckqlrar;    act 
ArpsoFKi  ATsxcas,  A-pn^pn-at-nea,  ■.  aqublMa. 


AppBopRiATioM,  A-pru-pri-A-/on,  n.  an  apUka/on 

tu  "«in  I'lrtikyjlcir  yt^^  or  mrniQ. 
Ai  :i-a-l«r,  n.  wun  ba>  bai 

Ai  il,  a.  wurdi  ov   apri^ba 

Approval.  A-pra*v  iti,  ».  aprubajon;  kumendajon. 
Approvk,  A-pnbv,   r.  t.  tu   l]k:  tu  koineod;  tu 

pniz. 
Api'Rover.  A-pni*v-er,  n.  wun  b<ti  apriivi. 
Approximatk,  A-prulu<-i-mat,  r.  t.  and  i.  lu  koin 

nir:tu  aprut;:  tu  kuz  tu  aprcMj.  [eg. 

Appruxiuativ>:,    A-proks-i-ma-tiv,  a.  dat  aprog- 
Appcl.se,  A-iiiiln,  Fi.  akt  ov  clrikio  ag^niit. 
AppcuiioN,  A-pdl-Jon,  n.  a  itrikig  agen«(  b)  a 

moivig  b<jdi.  [tarn. 

Appcrtenanck,  A-pdr-tc-nan«,  ».  dat  hwiq  apor- 
Ai'i'iRTt.NA.NT,  A-pdr-tr-nanl,  a.   j«rnd    lu:    br- 

loi)io  «>J  ''J  qt-  [pe«. 

Apricot,  U'un-kot,  «.  u  uton  fra>t   rtiemblig  a 
April,  U'|>ril,  «.  dr    turt  munt  ov  de  ytr. 
Apkil-kool,  U'pril-fujl,  n.  wun  bib  sufi-rz  an  im- 

pcjzijon  on  dr  U;Vfl  da  ov  Upril.  [efekt. 

A  PKiDRi,  U  prj-u-rj,  II.  [/,.]  fnjm  At  ki>i  tu  dr 
Aruo.N,  tl'purn,  n.  u  pqrt  ov  drej";  a  kuvur. 
ApRONEii,  H'punid,  a.  Wi^rioor  haviijan  apum. 
Apro.n-iia.n,  U'purn-man,  n.  a  laborig  man. 
Apropos,  Ap'ro-pu,  a.  \>'\  de  wa;  sfsn&bii;  tu  de 

purpus. 
Apsis,  Ap'nin,  n.  [  ^Pr.]  y>/.  Ap'»i-dc»,"»r  Ap'sez;  tn» 

IxTiits  in  de   orbit8  ov    de  plani'U,  at  de  p-atect 

and  le.«t  di.ftan.x  from  de  sun  and  de  ert:  u  dum. 
Apt,  Apt,  a.  fit;  proper;  redi;  kwik;  kwolifid  fur; 

tendig.  » 

Apteral,  Ap'te-ral,  a.  notbavio  wigz  or  kolumz. 
ApteroI'S,  Ap'te-ru»,  a.  not  bavig  wigz,  az  in.<>ekt». 
AlTiTiDE,  Ap'ti-tqd,  h.    filncs;  t4.-nden.'i;  di.'iio- 

zi/nn. 
AiTLY.  Apni,  ad.  propcrli;  justii;  redili:  aki|lli. 
APT.SEjis,  Apt'nejj,  n.  f  itne«;kwikne«  ov  apreben/on. 
Aptotk,  Ap'tot,  n.  a  nvn  havig  nu  distigkjon  or 

kasct. 
Aj'YKOi'8,  A-pj-rus,  a.  rezislig  fjr:  inkombustibl. 
AgCA,  U'kwu,  ri.  [/,.]  woter:— yqzd  in  ki.nji«-.zi/iin. 
AyCA  KORTitj,  U-kwa  for-iis,  «.  njirika,«id.  ikulor. 
AtjCA  VARINA,  U-kwii  ina-rt-nu,  n.  a  beril  ov  use 
AyiA  REUIA,  U-kwa  re-ji-Q,  h.  a  mikstyi^r  ov  n^- 

trik  and  uiqriatik  as\A. 
AgCARics,  A-kwa-ri-u8,  n.  [L.]  At  wet«:r-b%rer;  dt 

rlevnt  ."{n  in  dr  tudiak. 
AyCATic,  A-kwat-ik,  ;  a.  p^rtanig  tu  water 

AgvATiCAL,  A-kwat-ik-al,  S  inbabitig  or  groig  in 

dr  WHior. 
Aql'atinta,   A-kwa-tin-ta,  n.  a  metod  ov  e^ig  on 

ko|i«.T  )i(  inr nz  ov  akwa  furtis. 
AycAViTj;,  U-kwa-vj-te,  n.  [L.]  brandi  spirit. 
Agi  edcct,  Ak'we-dukt,  n.  an  qrtifijal  ^n el  for 

wotcr. 
AgcEovs,  £I'kwr-us,  a.  woteri;  konsistigov  woter. 
AQiEUL'&NKSii,   U'kwe-u«-ne8,  n.  a   wetcri  kwol- 

iti.  [woter. 

AgviFORM,  n'kwi-form,  a.  havig  de  form  or 
AgciLiNE.   Ak'wi-lin,  or  Ak'wi-ljn,  a.  rcz4>mblig 

an  zkI:  hukt. 
.\rab,  il'nib,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Arabia. 
AUAiiogi'E,  Ar'a-bcxk.   a.  rrlatig  tu  Arabik  (\f- 

kiU'ktyqr.  and  ttkulptyqr,  or  fansi  oniamcnt. 
A&abia.n,    A-ru-bi-an,   .1.    rtlatig   tu    Arabia   er 

flrabt.  [hian. 

Arabic.   Ar'a-bik,    a.    rrlatig   tu   Arnhiu:   Ara- 
Arabic,   Ar'a-bik,  n.  d<  laggwaj  ov  Arabia. 
Arabist,  Ar'a-biiU,  a.   wun  v^rst  in  Arabik  liter- 

ali^r. 
Arable,  AHa-bl,  a.  fit  for  dr  pN  «»r  tilaj. 
A&ANEocH,  A-ra-Dr-a«,  a.  reioniblig  a  kobwcb. 
ARBALI8T,  Hr'ba-list,  n.  a  knw-bo.  [tn«lfl. 

Aabitee,  dr'bi-ter,  m.  an   ump(r:  wun   hcD  koa- 


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Arbitrable,  flr'bi-tra-bl,  a.  qrbitrari;  detdrmin- 
abl.  [ajon;  qflrs. 

Arbitrament,  flr-bit-ia-ment,  n.  wil;  determin- 

Arbitrarily,  fl.r'bi-tra-ri-li,  ad.  in  an  qrbitrari 
maner.  [(^rbitrari. 

-Vrbiteariness,  flr'bi-tra-ri-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beii) 

Arbitrary,  Hr'bi-tra-ri,  a.  bisnd  bj  no  rool  er  lo; 
despotik;  ;ibsoli],t;  unlimited. 

Arbitrate,  flr'bi-trat,  v.  t.  tia  desjd;  tu  juj  ov. 

Arbitration,  flr-bi-tra-Jon,  n.  determinajon  ov  a 
koz  bj  yiersonz  mi^tyixali  agred  on  bj  de  pqrtiz. 

Arbitrator,  Hr'bi-tra-tor,  n.  an  umpjr;  juj;  de- 
terminer. 

^Vrbor,  ilr'bor,  n.  a  plas  kuverd  wid  branqez  ov 

trsz;  a  b'ser; — an  aksis  or  spindl. 
Arboral,  ilr'bo-ral,  a.  relatiij  tu  trsz. 
.Vrboreous,  flr-bo-re-us,  a.  bEl6i)ii)  tia  trsz. 
Arborescence,  flr-bo-res-ens,  n.  de  figytl,r  ov  a 

tre. 
Arborescent,  Hr-bo-res-ent,  a.  rezemblig  a  tre. 
Arboret,  flr'bo-ret,  n.  a  smel  tre  er  Jrub. 
Arborical,  Hr-bor-i-kal,  a.  relatii)  tu  trez. 
Arboriculture,  flr-bor-i-kdlt-yTi,r,  n.  de  kul- 

tivajon  ov  trez.  [ov  trez. 

Aeborist,  flr'bo-rist,  ?i.  a  natyii,ralist  in,  er  a  juj 
Arborization,   flr-bo-ri-za-Jon,   n.    de  aperans 

ov  a  plant  in  mineralz. 
Arborize,  llr'bo-rjz,  i'.  t.  tu  form  de  aperans  ov 

a  x»laut  in  a  mineral. 
Arbuscle,  flr'bus-1,  n.  a  dwerf  tre. 
Arbuscular,  Hr-bus-kii,-lar,  a.  rezemblii)  a  Jrub; 

havii]  de  figyiir  ov  smel  trez. 
Arbustive,  flr-bus-tiv,  a.  kuverd  wid  Jrubz. 
Arbustum,  flr-biist-um,  n.   a  kops  ov  Jrubz  er 

smjl  trez. 
Arbute,  Hr'bri,t,  n.  de  stroberi  tre. 
Arc,  flrk,  ;;.  pqrt  ov  a  serkl. 
Arcade,  flr-kad,  n.  a  seriez  ov  qrqez  wid  a  wek 

under  dem;  a  smol  qrq  widin  a  bildii). 
Arcane,  flr'kan,  a.  sekret.  [sekret. 

Arcanum,  flr-ka-num,  n.  [Z.]  pi.  flr-ka-na;  a 
Arch,  flrq,  n.  pqrt  ov  a  serkl  er  elips;  an  qrk; — a 

konkav,  holo  struktyqr;  a.  velt. 
Arch,  flrcj,  v.  t.  tu  bild  er  form  wid  qrqez. 
Arch,  Hrq,  a.  wagij;  mertful: — qef;  ferst. 
Arch,  flrk  er  flrq,  in  hompozifon,  signif  jz  gef,  er 

ov  di- ferst  Idas;  az,  qrk-anjel,  qi'g-bifop,  &s. 
Arch^ologic,  Rr-ke-CD-loj-ik,  )    a.   relatii) 

Archaeological,  flr-ke-o-loj-i-kal, )      tu  qrki- 

oloji. 
Archaeology,  flr-ke-61-o-ji,   n.    de    sjens  hwiq 

trets  ov  antikwitiz;  antikwitiz. 
Archaic,  flr-ka-ik,  )   a.  old;  anjent;  "st  ov 

Archaical,  flr-kii-i-kal,  i      yn,s;  obsolet. 
Archaism,  flr'ka-iz-m,  w.  an  anjent  fraz  er  idiom. 
Archangel,  flrk-an-jel,  n.  a  qef  anjel. 
Archapostate,  Ar(j-a-p6s-tat,  n.  de  qef  apostat. 
a\jichbishop,  flrq-bij-op,  n.  qef  bijop. 
Archbishopric,  flrq-bij-op-rik,  n.  ofis,  stat,  jq- 

risdikjon,  er  provins  ov  an  qrqbijop. 
Archdeacon,  Arq-de-kn,  n.  a  substittj,t  far  a  bij- 
op, ho)  haz  a  sviperintendent  puer. 
Abchdeaconry,  flrq-de-kn-ri,  )  n.  de  ofis  ov 
Archdeaconship,  flrq-de-kn-Jip,  )  an  qrqdekn. 
Archducal,  flrc-di],-kal,  a.  belorjiij  tu  an  qrqdqk. 
Archduchess,  flrq-ddq-cs,  n.  de  wjf  ov  an  qrq- 

ditk.  [dqk. 

Archduchy,  flrq-duq-i,  n.  de  teritori  ov  an  qrq- 
Archduke,  flrq-d4k,  n.  a  soveron  prins  ov  Gstria. 
Arch-dukedom,  flrq-diyj-dom,  n.  de  teritori  ov 

an  qrqdqk. 
Arched,  flrqt,  a.  bent  in  farm  ov  an  qrq;  veltcd. 
Archer,  flrq'er,  n.  wun  ho)  Joots  wid  a  bo. 
Archery,  flrq'cr-i,  n.  de  qrt  ov  Jcotig  wid  a  bo. 


Archescourt,  flrq'cz-kort,  n.  a  kort  bel6i)ig  tu 

de  qrqbijop  ov  Kanterberi. 
Archetypal,  flr-ke-tip-al,  a.  orijinal. 
Archetype,  flr'ke-tjp,  n.  de  orijinal;  a  model. 
Archfiend,  flrq-fend,  n.  de  qef  ov  fendz. 
Archidiaconal,  fljr-ki-di-ak-o-nal,  a.  belogii)  tu 

an  qrqdekn.  [an  qrqbijop. 

Archiepiscopacy,  flr-ki-e-pis-ko-pa-si,  n.  stat  ov 
iVRCHiEPiscoPAL,  flr-ki-e-pis-ko-pal,   a.  belogig 

tia  an  qrqbijop  er  qrqbijoprik. 
Archimedean,  flr-ki-me-de-an,   a.   pertanii)  tu 
'      Hrkimedez. 

Arching,  flrq'ii),  p^:*.  fermii)  wid  an  qrq. 
Archipelago,    flr-ki-pel-a-go,    n.    a    se    hwiq 

ab'jndz  in  smol  jlandz. 
Architect,  Hr'ki-tekt,  n.  a  profesor  ov  de  qrt  ov 

bildiij.  [tektynr. 

Architective,  flr-ki-tek-tiv,   A.   yv^zd   in  4''ki- 
Auchitecthral,  flr-ki-t(Skt-yn-raI,  a.  pertanii)  tu 

bildii). 
Architecture,  flr'ki-tekt-yij^r,   ji.  de  qrt  er  sj- 
ens ov  bildii);  de  efekt  ov  de  qrt. 
Architrave,  flr'ki-trav,  n.  dat  pqrt  ov  de  en- 

tablati],r  hwiq  Ijz  imediatli  upon  de  kapital. 
Archives,  flr'kjvz,  n.  pi.  de  plas  hw^r  rekordz 

or  anjent  rjtii)z  qr  kept;  anjent  rekordz. 
Archivist,  ilr'ki-vist,  n.  a  keper  ov  qrkjvz. 
Arohivolt,  flr'ki-volt,  n.   de  iner  kont^ftr  ov  a 

volt. 
Archness,  flrq'nes,  n.  Jroodnes;  kunii). 
Archon,  Hr'kon,   n.  de  qef  majistrat  ov  anjent 

Atenz. 
Archonship,  flr'kon-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  an  qrkon. 
Archway,  flrq'wa,  n.  a  pasaj  under  an  qrq. 
Arctation,  flrk-ta-Jon,  n.  a  konstipajon  ov  de 

intestinz. 
Arctic,  flrk'tik,  a.  nerdern;  Ijii)  under  de  Hrktos, 

er  Bii,r.     RrMlk  serkl,  de  serkl  hwiq  fermz  de 

sudern  limit  ov  de  nordern  frijid  zon. 
Arcturus,  flrk-tii,-rus,  «.  a  fikst  stqr  ov  de  ferst 

magniti^d  in  de  konstelajon  Bootez. 
Arcuate,  flr'kq-at,  a.  bent  Ijk  an  qrq  er  bo. 
Arcuation,  flr-kii-a-Jon,  n.    de  akt  ov  bendip; 

kurviti. 
Aecubalist,  Rr'ki^-ba-list,  n.  a  krosbo. 
Arcubalister,  flr-kxx-ba-lis-ter,  e?'    flr-kti-bal- 

is-ter,  n.  a  krosboman. 
Ardency,  flr'den-si,  n.  qrdor;  egernes;  het. 
Ardently,  flr'dent-li,  ad.  zclusli;  afekjonatli. 
Ardor,  flr'dor,  n.  het;  het  ov  afekjon;  zel. 
Arduous,  flr'dq-us,    a.    lofti;  hj;  hqrd  tu  kljm; 

difikult.  [usnes. 

Arduousness,  flr'dti-us-nes,  ji.  difikulti;  labcSri- 
Are,  Hr,  de  indikativ  mood,  prezent  tens,  plural 

number,  ov  de  verb  tu  ts.  [fas. 

Area,  fl're-a,  n.  stiperfijal  kontent;  eni  opn  sur- 
Arefaction,  Ar-e-fak-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  groig  drj; 

drjiij. 
Arefy,  i\.r'e-fj,  v.  t.  tu  drj. 
Arena,  A-re-na,  n.  [Z.]  de  spas  fer  kombatanta 

in  an  amfiteater.  [sand. 

Arenaceous,  ^-e-na-Jus,  a.  sandi;  konsistij)  ov 
Arenose,  Ar'e-nos,  a.  sandi;  ful  ov  sand. 
Areola,  A-re-o-la,  n.  [Z.j  de  kulord  serkl  rund 

de  nipl. 
Areometer,  {I-re-(5m-e-tor,  n.  an  instrcDment  tu 

megtir  de    spesifik  graviti  or  densiti  ov  flq,idz. 
Areometry,  tt-re-6m-e-tri,  n.  de  qrt  ov   mejq,!- 

ii)  de  spesifik  graviti  ov  fli|idz. 
Areopagite,  Ar-e-6p-a-jjt,  n.  a  senator  er  juj  in 

de  kort  ov  Areopagus  at  Atenz. 
Areopagus,  Ar-e-6p-a-gus,  n.  [Z.]  de  hjest  kort 

at  Atenz. 
Arethusa,  Ar-e-ti^-sa,  n.  [Z.]  a  plant  and  fl-scr 
Argal,  flr'gal,  n.  unref  jnd  er  krood  tqrtar. 
Argent,  flr'jont,  a.  silveri;  hwjt;  Jjnig  Ijk  silver. 


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Aboent,  Hr'jenL  n.  hwit  kulor  in  koiU  ov  qniiz. 
AutiENTATio.v,  fir-jun-tu-Juu,  n.  an  uvorluio  wid 

Kilver.  Ivor. 

AuuKNTiNE,  flr'jou-tin,  a.  purtHiiio  tu,  or  Ijk  nil- 
Ahuii^  iir'jil,  II.  |x>tun  kla;  qrjiUiJuK  yrt. 
Aeuillac'kui's,  Hr-ji-ld-juH,  a.  klui. 
Amuillikckoi  B,  ilr-ji-lif-cr-u8,  a.  prudiiHig  kin. 
AK(iiLLOi'K,  Hr-jil-us, /I.  konniKtinov  klu;qrjilaju!'. 
AJtuiVK,  Hr'jiv,  a.  yilzJ  for  dc  Grrku  in  jencnil. 
AuuoL,  Hr'gul,  II.  tqriiirov  wjii. 
Ajbgo.nait,  ilr'^cj-nnt,  m.  wun  dv  de  koiiii)iiiiyoui 

ov  Jasuu  in  Av  Jip  lirt^u,  in  de  viTiij  tu  Kulcis. 
Ajiuo.nautic,  Hr-gu-uul-ik,  a.  pcrtaniu  tu  de  'Ar- 

gonotii. 
AaiiOHY,  flr'go-si,  n.  a  Iqrj  vosel  for  uvrcandis. 
Abul'E,  Hr'f(q.  V.  t.  or  i.  tu  debdi  or  Ji»kd.s;  tu 

mil:  tu  tiro  infert'iiscz  from  ]irumiKL-z. 
Auutui,  rir'eq-fr,  n.  a  Ji.-'ipqttT;  rrznt-r. 
Abui  ME.N'T,  Hr'gii-uicnt,  u.  rezn  ali^jd  tu  Indies 

brief:  drbiit;  a  .luuuri  ov  koutcnts. 
Abui'Mkntal,   ilr-gq-iuuu-tjil,  a.   bclugig  tu  an 

qr^qinont. 
ABuiMt.NTATiox,  iir-gq-mcn-ti-Jon, ».  rcznifl;  de 

l)ro»t'«  or  qrt  ov  re zuii).  [ov  (!jr>!:quieiil. 

AuiiLJiKNTATivE,  ilr-ffq-nicn-ta-tiv,  a.  kon.«i.<<ti(| 
AKiiUME.NTiM  All  uuMiNt-M,   Hr-gq-mi'n-tuui   ud 

hom-i-nem,  [/..]  qrgtiuii-nt  tu  ae  mun:— an  (^r- 

gilincnt  dat  derjvz  its  furs  from  iUf  pvrsoniil  iip- 

likiijun.  [|z. 

Aucii  H,  Hr'gu.",  II.  a  fabyqlu«  beifl  wid  a  hundred 
Abia,  il'ri-u,  H.  [h.]  an  !ir,  «oj),  or  tqn. 
AuiAN,  U'ri-un,  ii.  wun  luii  buldz  Kr{st  tu  be   a 

krcntvd  bi-ijj:— /j.  (icrtaniu  tu'Uriitnizm. 
Abianism,  U'ri-un-izm,  fi.adenpl  ov  de  diviniti 

ov  Krj.st. 
Abid,  Ar'id,  a.  dq;  {x^rQt  wid  bet. 
Abiuity,  A-rid-i-ti,     (  n.  ofat  ov  bcifl  arid;  drj- 
Abidnl-ss,  Ar'id-ufS?,  J    ncn. 
Abies,  U'ri-rz,  n.  [L.\  At  Itam,  wun  ov  dc  twtlv 

6\ni  ov  de  zuiiiak. 
Abietate,  Ar'i-e-tut,  r.  »'.  tu  but  IJk  a  ram.  [ram. 
AaiETATiON,  Ar-i-e-t«-Jon,  n.  akt  ov   butii)  Ijk  u 
Aeiktta,  Ar-i-et-a,  n.  [Jt.]  u  Jort  Jir  or  tqn. 
Abu;ut,  A-rjt.  ad.  rjtli;  koruktli. 
Abioso,  Ar-i-u-zo,  a.  [It.]  Iji-^uin:  gn  or  gali. 
AaibE,  A-rjz,  V.  t.   [i.  ar(5t,  />*.  aqzi)),  arizn:]  tu 

qc;  tu  get  up;  tu  m'snt  up;  tu  uper;  tu  revjv 

from  dot. 
Abistabcuy,  Ar'ia-tqr-ki, »».  a  bodi  ov  gud  men 

in  y^vi.  [nublz. 

iVBisTOiKACV,  Ar-is-t6k-ra-si,  n.  aguvcrnment  bi 
Abistocbat,  A-ris-to-krat,  «.  wun  hm  favori  ar- 

istoknisi. 
Abistoobatic,  Ar-is-to-krit-ik,  )   a.  relati)) 

^Vbist(hbatical,  Ar-is-to-kr4t-i-kal,  (       tu  nr- 

intokrn-M;  hoti;  rk.-klqi'iv.  [Ari.-'ti'jtl. 

Abistotelian,    Ar-i»-to-ti-li-an,   a.    rrlntio  t\a 
Abistotelian,  Ar-is-to-tf-li-an,  n.  a  f61ocr  ov 

Ari<t6ti.  [berz. 

Abitbmanct,  A-rit-maD-si,  n.  a  forteligbj  nuni- 
Abitiimetic,  A-rlt-mc-tik,  m.  de  sjcns  ov  nuni- 

bcn.  fnrihnetik. 

Abithjietical,   Ar-it-mtU-i-kal,  u.  ukordij)   tu 
Abitiimetician,  A-rit-me-ti/-an,  «.  wun  v^rst  in 

aritinrtik. 
Abb.  flrk,  »i.  a  <;o»t;-  a  vcsol  tu  ."iwim  ujKjn  dc 

wotcr;  jiisqali  apljd  tu  dat  iu  hwi<j  Nou  woz 

|)rrzvr*d:-   a  Iqri,  mkI  r\ift. 
Ables,  Hrli,  M.  pi.  vmcDt  muni  givn  tu  s\>n'ant.'i. 
Abu,  rtrm,  m.  At  lim  bwii;  rr<;«.'x  fmm  de  band  tu 

dt   JaldiT:— a  b's  ov  a  trc;— an  inlet  ov  dc  »c; — 

a  bnim;  ov  militnri  .««;r>i.'<. 
Abm,  Hmi,  r.  t.  tu  funiij  wid  qrmi;  ta  furtif|. 
Abm,  ilrui,  r.  I.  tu  tak  qmii. 
Abmada,  rtr-nui-da,  m.  [.n)'.]  a  land  or  naval  fors. 
Abmadillo,  tlr-ma-dil-k),  n.  a  boni-Jold  animal. 


Abmament,  flr'ma-mcnt,  n.  a  farsekwipt  forwor. 
AiiMATiia:,  ilr'iuji-tqr,  «.  qmior  fur  dcf^ndifj  dr 

bodi. 
Abme.ma.v,  flr-m£-ni-an,  a.  |)crtnnig  tu  Hnncnia. 
Abme.vti.ve,  Hr'men-tjn,  a.  rrlatiu  lu  a  b^rd  ov 

kutl. 
ABiiruL,  Hnn'f ul,  n.  as  muc;  nz  dr  qnnz  kan  bold. 
AusiiiOLE,  flnn'bul,  «.  o  kaviti  under  de  /older; 

<i  liul  in  a  gqrmcnt  for  At  qrm. 
AuMKiKU,  ilr'iiii-jer,  n.  [L.\  a  nil  or  OHkwjr;  u  tjtl. 
.XiiMio.uuLs,  Hr-mij-er-u»,  a.  ijuriy  qrmx. 
.VnMii.i.AUY.  Hr'mi-lu-ri,  a.    rczembliu  a  branlct. 
AbMiLLATKi),  Hr-mi-lii-tcd,  a.  baviu  u  bnulot. 
AuMiMA.N,  ilr-niin-y:in,  n.  u  f61ocr  ov  rlrminitu, 

lui)  diiord  from  Kulvin.  [.'inniniua. 

Aemi.mamsm,  ilr-miii-yun-iz-m,  n.  At  dokirin  ov 
AuMii'OTEM'E,  rir-niip-ij-tt'ns,  ii.  puer  in  wor. 
Akmu'utent,  Rr-mip-u-tent,  a.  p'sorful  in  qrnu. 
AuMihTiCE,  Hr'miii-tii',  ii.  Hcsajon  from  qrms.  a 

uusjienjon  ov  hostilitiz;  a  trow. 
Akmlkt.  ilrm'let,  ii.  u  litl  qrm:  a  brnnlct. 
AuMoK,  ilr'niiir,  ».  drfoufiv  qrmz  for  dc  boli. 
AuMDU-iiEAUEU,  rfr'mor-b^r-cr,  ».  wun  ho)  kariz 

(if  qriiior  ov  uniider. 
AuHuUKU,  tlr'mor-er,  ii.  wun  hoi  maluoriiolzqnnx. 
AuMouiAL,  ilr-mij-ri-al,  a.  bcl6ui{)  tu  qrmor;  hcr- 

aldik.  [em  jiqrt  ov  Fruna. 

AuMouic,  flr-m6r-ik,  a.  dMignatig  dc  nort-west- 
AuMoKY,  ilr'm<3-ri,  n.  a  pins  in  hwi<j  qrmz  qr  dc- 

|iozitcd  for  yqs;  qrnior:  ensjnz  c|rmijriul. 
AuMi'iT,  ilrm'pit,  n.  At  holo  pla.f  under  dc  Juldcr. 
Arms,  ilnnz,  ii./</.  we]inz:  wor;  en.sjnz  qnaorial. 
AiiMV,  ilr'mi,  u.  a  Iqrj  bodi  ov  qnud  men. 
Akoma,  A-ru-ma,  ii.  dr  fmgraut  kwoliti  in  planta. 
AiioMATic,  Ar-o-miit-ik,  \  „   „  .  .   r^„„„, 

AuoMATiCAL,  Ar-u-.uat-i-kal,  1  ^-  «""'  f™?™"^. 
AitoM ATicti,  Ar-o-miit-ik!', ti.pl. spjst'z or  jiorfqm*. 
AuoMATiZATiox,  Ar-o-mat-i-zii-jon,  n.  dc  mig- 

gliU  cv  aronuitik  spjscz  wid  eni  midiiiin. 
Akomatize,  Ar'u-raa-tjz,  or  A-rii-ma-tjz,  r.  i.  tu 

impregnnt  wid  swct  odorz  or  aromu. 
Abomatous,  A-ru-ma-tus,  a.  fragrant;  spjsi. 
Akusk,  A-ruz,  /.  from  Arjz.     Se  {Aricr!.) 
Akoind,  A-n<nd,  a</.  in  u  serkl;  on  evcri  sjd. 
Aeui'.mi,  A-r'snd,  prtp.  ab'st:  ncr  tu;  enserklig. 
Akoise,  A-rSz,  r.  (.  tu  wak  from  :-lcp:  tu  raz  up. 
Akoy.vt,  A-rtVnt,*  itiUr.  brg6n;  aw4. 
AuPKciCfio,  flr-p<5j-i-o,  n.  [It.]  At  distigkt  sijnd 

ov  At  nuts  ov  an  iustrxtimental  kord,  akdnqtaniig 

At  Vff.<.  [dan  de  IggliJ  nkcr. 

AartNT,  Hr-p6ii.  ii.  [/>.]  a  Frenq  aker,  a  litl  lc8 
ARyiEBis,  Hrkwe-bus,  n.  a  band-gun    formcrli 

yqid.  [wid  an  ^rkwcbu:'. 

ABgi'KBi'siEB,  Hr-kwe-bu«-fr,   n.  a  sjljer  qrmd 
Auback,  Ar'nk,  ii.  At  .spirit  ov  de  koku-nut. 
AuiiAiu.v,  A-nin,  r.  t.  tu  indit;  tu  akqz. 
Akbaii;xmkxt,  A-nin-mont,  n.  de  akt  ov  aranig. 
Abbange,  A-ninj,  r.  t.  tu  sot  in  order;  tu  put 

in  pln.s. 
Abeaxcjemext,  A-rnnj-mcnt,  n.  a  putig  inordcr; 

orderli  di.iiiozijon :  f  jnal   netlmcnt:  klaisifikajon 

ov  fnkts  relatig  tu  a  subjekt;  ax,  de   Linran 

aniiiji/itut  ov  pliintx. 
Abbaxgek,  A-ninj-cr,  n.  vun  h»ti  puts  in  order. 
Abbaxt,  Ar'ant,  a.  bad;  vjl;  notoriut<;  wiked. 
Abbas,  Ar'a.-',  n.  riq  ta|>c«tri.  ff rst  mad  at  An*. 
Akkay,  A-rri,  n.  order  ov  men  for  batl;  dre«, — a 

nn)kifl:  euii-nnelii)  ov  a  jqri. 
Abbay,  A-ni,  r.  /.   tu  jiut  in  order:  tu  drcs;  tu 

iiii|'.'iiu'l:  tu  envolop:  tu  di.'^iHjz. 
Abbeab,  A-rrr,  ii.  dat  bwiq  rrmdni  unptid. 
Abbeabaue,  A-rer-nj,  »i.  remnndcr  ov  an  atint; 

ariT. 
Abbect,  A-rt'kt,*  a.  en?kt;  at«5ntiv  at  a  hrrcr. 
Abbettitiovs,  Ar-«p-tiJ-us,  4.  soa^t  awii;  krep4 

in  privili. 


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Areest,  A-rest,    n.    S£3q,r  bj  worant;  stop;  hin- 

drans;  sta  ov  jujment  after  verdikt. 
Arrestation,  Ar-es-ta-Jon,  n.  restrant;    ssjur; 

hindrans. 
Arret,  A-ret,  n.  an  edikt  ov  a  soveren  kort. 
Arriere,  A-rer,  »».  ds  last  bodi  ov  an  qrmi,  n^s 

keld  rer. 
Arrision,  A-rij-on,  n.  akt  ov  smjlig. 
Arrival,  A-rj-val,  n.  ds  akt  ov  kumii)  tu  eni  plas. 
Arrivanoe,  A-rj-vans,  n.akumpani  arjvig;  arjval. 
Arrive,  A-riv,  v.  t.  tia  rzq  a  plas;  tu  gan  enitiij. 
Arrogance,  Ar'o-gans,  /  n.  asumjon  ov  tco  inuq 
Areooancy,  Ar'o-gan-si,  \      impertans  ;  insolens 

ov  bj^rii). 
Arrogant,  Ar'o-gant,  a.  hoti;  self -konse ted. 
Arrogantly,  Ar'o-gant-li,  ad.  hetili;  veri  pi-sdli. 
Arrogate,  Ar'o-gat,  v.  t.  tu  klam  unjiistli;  tm 

asvi,m;  tia  tak.  [unjustli. 

Arrogation,  Ar-Q-ga-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  asi^mii) 
Arrogative,  Ar'o-ga-tiv,  a.  klamir)  in  an  unjust 

maner. 
Arrosion,  A-r(5-gon,  n.  a  neii). 
A-RROW,  Ar'o,  n.  a  pffnted  wepn  Jot  from  a  bo. 
Arrow-root,  Ar'o-rdjt,  ».  a  farinajus  substaus. 
Arrowy,  Ar'o-i,  a.  konsistig  ov  arcDz.         [storz. 
Arsenal,    flr'ss-nal,    n.  a   magazsn   ov  militari 
Arsenic,  ilr'sen-ik,  er  flrs'nik,  n.  a  metal  er  an 

oksid  ov  a  metal;  a  viryq,lent  pefzn. 
Arsenical,  ilr-sen-i-kal,  a.  pertanii)  tu  qrsenik. 
Arsis,  flr'sis,  n.  [  G-r.]  in  prosodi,  ttat  pq,rt  ov  a 

fut  on  hwig  de  stres  ov  As  vers  felz. 
Arson,  ilr'son,  n.  de  krjm  ov  malijus  Inss-burnir) 

er  uder  bildig  bj  hwiq  hn,man  Ijf  ma  he  endan- 

jerd. 
Art,  Hrt,  sekond  person  sir)gq,lar,  indikativ  mcod, 

prezent  tens,  ov  de  verb  tw  is. 
Art,  flrt,  n.  a  sjens;  wun  ov  de  liberal  qrts; — a 

trad:  qrtfulnes;  qrtifis;  skil;  deksteriti;  kunii). 
Artemisia,    flr-te-mig-ya,   n.    mugwurt;   wurm- 

wmd;  a  jenus  ov  plants. 
Arterial,  flr-te-ri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  an  qrteri. 
Arterialization,    ilr-tE-ri-al-i-za-Jon,    n.     de 

proses  ov  makii)  qrterial. 
Arterialize,  flr-ts-ri-al-jz,  v.  t.  tu  komi|,nikat 

de  kwolitiz  ov  qrterial  blud.  [an  qrteri. 

Arteriotomy,  Rr-te-ri-6t-o-mi,  n.  de  opnii)  ov 
Artery,  Hr'ter-i,  n.  a  kanal,  or  tn,b,  konvaii)  de 

blud  from  de  hqrt  tu  el  pqrts  ov  de  bodi. 
Artesian,  Hr-te-jan,  a.  relatii)  tia  flrtwe  {Artois} 

in  Frans.  Rrts^an  wel,  a  wel  mad  bj  borii).  [al. 
Artful,  flrt'ful,  a.  kuniij;  slj;  deksterus;  qrtifij- 
Artfully,  ilrt'ful-i,  ad.  kunigli;  sljli;  dekster- 

usli;  skilfuli.  [iti. 

Artfulness,  firt'ful-nes,  n.  qrt;  kunig;  dekster- 
Arthritio,  flr-trit-ik,  )  a.  relatig  tu  qrtrj- 

Arthritical,  flr-trit-i-kal,  i      tis,  er  gist ;  g-sti. 
Arthritis,  flr-trj-tis,  n.  [  Gr.]  de  g'st.  [root. 

Artichoke,  flr'ti-qok,  n.  a  plant  and  eskT^lent 
Article,  Hr'ti-kl,  n.  a  term;  kondijon;  pqrt  ov  a 

disk6rs;  a  klez  er  jtem;  a  distigkt  but  undef  jnd 

til);  a  pqrt  ov  speq. 
Article,  Hr'ti-kl,  v.  i.  tu  engaj. 
Article,  ilr'ti-kl,  v.  t.  tu  kdvenant;  tu  agre;  tu 

mak  termz.  [er  jffnts. 

Articular,  flr-tik-yq,-lar,  a.  relatig  tu  qrtiklz. 
Articulate,  ilr-tik-yT],-lat,  v.  t.  tu  form  wurdz: 

tu  spek;  tu  jflfn.  [li. 

Articulate,  flr-tik-yq-lat,  v.  i.  tra  spek  distiijkt- 
Articulate,  Hr-tik-yn-lat,  a.    distigki;    plan; 

jernted.  [yH,lat  maner. 

Articulately,  flr-tik-yri-lat-li,  ad.  in  an  qrtik- 
Articulation,  flr-tik-yv^-la-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  qrtik- 

yqlatiij;—  a  konsonant; — a  je^nt;  a  jur)ktyii,r. 
Artifice,  flr'ti-fis,  n.  trik;  fred;  deset;  qrt. 
Artificer,  Hr-tif-i-ser,  n.  a  mekanik;  a  manytj,- 

faktyii,rer. 


Artificial,  flr-ti-fij-al,  a.  mad  bJ  qrt;  not  nat- 

yq,ral;  fiktijus;  not  jenyq^in;  qrtful. 
Artificiality,  flr-ti-fij-i-al-i-ti,  )  n.  stat  ov  beig 
Artificialness,  ilr-ti-fij-al-nes,  !      qrtifijal. 
Artificially,  Hr-ti-fiJ-al-i,  ad.  bj  qrt;  not  nat- 

yiirali. 
Artillery,  ilr-til-er-i,  n.   wepnz  ov  wor;  erd- 

nans;  traps  dat  manaj  ordnans,  kanon,  &s. 
Artisan,  Hr'ti-zan,  er  flr-ti-zan,  n.  a  person  skild 

in  eni  qrt.  [f  jn  qrts. 

Artist,  Hrt'ist,  n.  wun  hoo  praktisez  wun  ov  de 
Artistic,  flr-tis-tik,  )  a.  relatii)  tu  de  qrts, 

Artistical,  flr-tis-ti-kal,  )      or  tu  an  qrtist. 
Artless,  flrt'les,  a.  unskilful;  verd  ov  qrt;  onest; 

simpl.  [yt^rali. 

Artlessly,  flrt'les-li,  ad.  in  an  qrtles  maner;  nat- 
Artlessness,  flrt'les-nes,  n.   wont  ov  qrt;  sim- 

plisiti.  [de  red  or  kan. 

Arundinaceous,  A-run-di-na-Jus,  a.  pertanii)  tu 
Arundineous,  A-run-din-e-us,   a.  abundig  wid 

redz. 
Aruspice,  A-riis-pis,  n.  a  sAtsaer.  [entralz. 

Aruspicy,  A-rds-pi-si,  n.  divinajon  bj  inspektig 
As,  Az,  konj.  ad.  in  de  sam,  er  Ijk  maner;  in  de 

maner  dat;  dat;  for  egzdmpl;  Ijk;  ekwali. 
AsAFCETiDA,  As-a-fet-i-da,  n.  a  fetid  inspisated 

sap  yi^zd  in  medisin. 
Asbestine,  As-bes-tin,  a.  pertanig  tu  asbestos. 
Asbestos,  er  Asbestus,    As-bes-tos,  n.  a  mineral 

substans,  f jbrus  and  inkombustibl.  [wurmz. 

AscARiDES,  As-kar-i-dez,   n.  pi.  [  G-r.']  intestinal 
Ascend,  A-s6nd,  v.  i.  tu  rjz;  tu  mmv  upwardz. 
Ascend,  A-sdnd,  v.  t.  tu  kljm  up;  tu  munt. 
Ascendable,   A-send-a-bl,    a.    kapabl    ov    beig 

asended.  [oriti. 

Ascendant,  A-send-ant,  n.  hjt;  elevajon;  sq,pEri- 
Ascendant,  A-send-ant,    a.    si^perior;  abuv   de 

horjzon.  [pver. 

Ascendency,  A-sen-den-si,   n.   inflri,ens;  etoriti; 
Ascension,  A-sen-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  asendig. 
Ascension-day,  A-sen-Jon-da,  n.  de  da  on  hwiq 

de  asenjon  ov  -sr  Savyor  iz  komemorated. 
Ascent,  A-sent,  n.  akt  ov  rjziij;  rjs;  eminens. 
Ascertain,  As-er-tan,  v.  t.   tu  mak  serten;  tu 

establij.  [li  non. 

Ascertainable,  As-er-tan-a-bl,  a.  tu  be  serten- 
Ascertainment,  As-er-tan-ment,  n.   de   akt  ov 

asertanig. 
Ascetic,  A-set-ik,  n.  a  devest  rekhis;  a  hermit. 
Ascetic,  A-set-ik,  a.  empli^'d  in  devojon;  ester. 
Asceticism,  A-set-i-3iz-m,ra.stat  er  praktis  ov  an 

asetik. 
Ascii,  AJ'i-j,  n.  pi.  [L.]  doz  pepl  hco,  at  serten 

tjmz  ov  de  yer,  hav  no  Jado  at  neon. 
Ascites,  A-sj-tez,  n.  [  Gr.}  dropsi  ov  de  abdomen. 
Ascitic,  A-sit-ik,  >       j       -i   i 

Ascitical,  A-sit-i-kal,  \  ^'  dropsikal. 
Ascribable,  As-krjb-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  askrjbd. 
Ascribe,  As-krjb,  v.  t.  tu  atribyii,t  ivx.  az  a  kez. 
Ascription,  As-krip-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  askrjbig;  tij) 

askrjbd. 
Asexual,  A-seks-yq,-al,  a.  destit^t  ov  seks. 
Ash,  AJ,  n.  a  tre;  de  wud  ov  de  aj. 
Ashamed,  A-Jamd,  a.  tuqt  wid  Jam;  abajt. 
Ash-colored,  AJ'kul-ord,  a.  ov  a  kulor  betwen 

br-sn  and  gra. 
Ashert,  AJ'er-i,    n.  a  manynfaktori  ov  potaj. 

Ashes,  AJ'ez,  n.  pi.  de  dust  or  remanz  ov  eni  tig 

burnt;  de  remanz  ov  a  ded  bodi. 
Ashlar,  AJ'lar,  i   n.  freston  az  it  kumz  from  de 
Ashler,  AJ'ler,  (      kwori. 
Ashore,  A-Jor,  ad.  on  Jor;  tu  de  Jor;  stranded. 
AsH-WEDNESDAY,  AJ-wenz-da,  «.  de  ferst  da  ot 

Lent. 
Ashy,  AJ'i,  a.  aj-kulord;  turnd  intu  ajez. 


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Asiatic,  fl-Ji-iU-ik,  a.  portnnio  tu  fljia. 
Abiatio,  tl-Ji-At  ik,  n.  a  nativ  uv  Ujia. 
Ahiaticism,   trji-at-i-sir-in,  «.    imitajcin   OT   de 

SJintik  iniiiRT. 
Abide,  A-Kjd,  ail.  tu  wun  »id;  ap(\rt  from  de  rost. 
Asinine,    Ait'i-ii|n,    a,    relutig  tu,  or  rezdmblig 

AfflC,  (I-^k,  I',  t.  tu  bfg;  tu  ilrmiliiil;  tu  kwcKtyoD. 
Ask,  (I^k,  v.  i.  tu  |>t;tijun;  tu  imik  iiikw{ri. 
Abkanck,  Aii-kiinH,  j  ad.  ol>lckli:  .-"idwnz;  turd  wun 
Ahka.nt,  A.'f-kant,    i      koruer  ov  de  J. 
Abker,  tlsk'or,  n.  wun  hcii  uitk.s:  inkw{rcr. 
AsKKW,  A-8kr\,  ad.  a.i|d;  wid  kuiit4^iut.  [k{(1. 

Aslant,  A-xliiiit,  ad.  in  a  Hlnntiy  manor;  un  wun 
AsLEEi',  A-.slcp,  ad.  at  rctit  in  ii\e\r,  in  a  Mlepig  slut. 
Ahloi'k,  A-.i1u|i,  ad.  wid  dekliriti;  ubiekli. 
AsuMATOUS,  A-^-ina-tU!<,   a.   wid'Mt  a   inuterial 

b'Kli.  [an  opiut. 

Asp,  tlsp.  n.  a  pffznu.s  s^qn-nt,  ha>z  \t<fr.n  kilz  IJk 
ASPARAGL'S,  As-par-a-gus,  n.  an  t^Hki^lcnt  i)lunt. 
ASPKCT,  As'ixkt,  H.  luk:  k'^iiiti-nuiis;  nr;  vii. 
Asi'K.N,  A.-''iK;n,  r».  <i  trr;  dc  |>opltir,  or  u  fpejez  ov  it. 
Asi'KN,  .Vs'iK'ii,  a.  bi-16gi{|  tu  de  uapon  trr. 
Abper,  Art'i)er,  K.  u  tirck  akct-nt;  n  TurkiJ  k»Tn. 
Asi'KKATK,  Ai('ptT-at,  r.  t.  tu  imik  ruf  or  unevn. 
Abi'kkatiun,  As-per-a-Jon,  u.  a  innkig  ruf. 
AsPERiKOLious,  As-pcr-i-fu-li-ua,   a.   harig  levz 

ruf  tu  de  tuq. 
AsPKKiTY,  A.f-p6r-i-ti,  n.  rufncs;  hqrjncs;  Jqrpnoe. 
AsruiMoi's,  A-s|j«;r-mu)i,  /».  dcntitiit  ov  !<cd. 
Asi'tiu.-^E,  As-pin,  v.  t.  tu  vilif};  tu  clundcr;  tu 

•enji^r.  [kaiunmi. 

Aspersion,   As-p^r-fon,   n.   a  sprigkli));  wnJur; 
AsPERSOUY,  A!<-|)vra-a-ri,  a.  tcndig  tu  as|M;rs. 
Asphalt,  .V.-t-t'all,  t  n.   a   blak   bitqminu.s 

AspiiALTUM,  A.t-fal-tnm,  i       ^ub^tan.-*,    f'«nd    on 

lak  Atifaltis. 
AspiiALTic,  As-fal-tik,  a.  gumi;  I)itnminu3. 
AsPHuuEL,  As'fu-dcl,  >i.  de  dn  lili:  dr  kigx  sper. 
Asphyxia,  A.^-fiks-i-a,  n.  a  swiDnio,  or  fantig. 
Aspic,  As'pik,  «.  a  pes  ov  erdnans;  a  gt-rpcnt:  asp. 
Aspirant,  A'^-pj-rant,  or  As'pi-rnnt,  ».  a  kandi- 

dnt;  an  iwujrer.  Ibrtt. 

Aspirate,  A^'pi-rat,   r.  t.   tu  pran'^^ns  wid  ful 
Aspirate,  An'pi-rat,  a.  pron'Kn!<t  wid  ful  brot. 
Aspirate,  A.s'pi-rat,   n.  a   Ictcr  or  mqrk  ov  an 

einijon  ov  brc-t  in  pronunuinjon. 
AspiRATio.N,  As-jn-ru-fon,  ».  an  qrdcnt  wij:  a  ful 

pruiiuu-^injon;  q  brrai{)  alter. 
Aspire,  As-pjr,  v.  i.  tu  am  at;  tu  dezjr  egerli. 
AsPiKEB,  As-pjr-or,    «.    wun  hiD  adpjrx  or  seks 

qnlciitli. 
Abpibi.vu,  As-pjr-ip,  ;-d.  a.  dczirio  egerli;  amij 

at:  ainbijug;  havij]  qnlent  dcijr  tu  rjz. 
Abpiri.vuly,  A.^-pir-ijj-li,  ad.  in  an  a-ipjnfl  maner. 
Asportation,  As-|>or-ta-Jon,  ii.  akt  ov  kariifl  awn. 
Abvji  i.NT,  A.«-kwint,  ad.  a.ikAnt;  wid  wun  j  Jut. 
Ass,  (Im,  n.  an  animal  or  burdn:  a  dul  person. 
A8.SAFCKTIDA,  As-a-fdt-i-da,  «.  a  fetid  gum-rezin, 

yi^id  in  metlii^iD. 
Assail,  A-wil,  «•.  t.  fu  atak  in  a  hostil  manor:  tu 

f.il  u|/tn;  tu  atak  wid  ^rgqment.  [atakt. 

Assailable,  A-sAl-a-bl,  a.  dat  mn   be   iksald  or 
Assailant.  A-sHl-ant,  ti.  wun  lun  atak.«  or  inviidz. 
AflSAiLANT,  .\  -/il-anf,  .1.  atakio:  ap-d?iv. 
Ashailkr,  A-sal-or,  u.  wun  hd>  ataks. 
AssAi.MKNT,  A-Nil-mcnt,  n.  akt  ov  a^alip. 
A&HAKT,  A-w\rf,  H.  in  enfint  lot,  de  of6na  or  grub- 

iy  ui>  and  drstnTiij  trrz:  a  trc  plukt  up  bj  dr 

nni.s;  a  kltrd  i»e.'«  ov  land. 
A88A.K.S1X,  A-sia-in,  h.  wun  bin  kill,  or  at^mts  tu 

kil  bj  tro«;ori,  or  wkrot  a^M. 
A8RA88INATK,  A-Mo-i-nnt,  t.  t.  tu  murder  bj  rr- 

krct  ii.V.lt.  [inatij). 

Assassination,  A-aa^-i-nA-JoD,  n.  dc  akt  or  o^iil- 
Assassinator,  A-eAs-i-na-tor,  n.  wunbiXtaaBainatd. 


Assault,  A-nrtlt,  n.  at&k;  utonn:  hostil  rfolonfl. 
AsHAiLT,  A-H.'.lt,  V.  t.  tu  atak;  tu  fol  u|«')n  vio- 

lontli.  |a*4lted. 

AssAi  ltable,    a -vilt-a-bl,    b.    kapabi    or    beif) 
Ahhaulter,  A-wilt-ur,  n.  wun  hdi  awilta. 
Assay,  \-m,  n.  a  tqal;  at4-mt;  cgzajnina/on. 
Ahmav,  A-Mi,  «.  «.  tu  trj;  tu  cndovor. 
Ahmat,  A-«i,  ».  t.  tu  trj  or  pntiv,  ax  motali. 
.Vkhaykr,  A-i*A-or,  «.  wun  bin  luu'iz  ini'tnls. 
Assay  MANTEit,  A-«i-mu8-ter,  u.  wun  Loj  trjx  «r 

i-gz.'iminz  inutulz.  [bli. 

Ahskmiilaue,  A-som-blaj,  n.  a  kolekjun;  an  amim- 
AssKMiii.K,  A-i«im-bI,  V.  i.  tu  met  tugi^dor. 
AssKMiiLY,  A-xvni-bli,  ft.  a  kura|iiuii;  an  a^vmblaj. 
.Vsment,  A-8i5nt,  ».  akt  ov  agrrip:  kon-*nt. 
Assent,  A-sent,  r.  i.  tu  kon.'^cd;  tu  ajjre  tu. 
Assentation,  An-en-ta-Jon,  n.  kompljan.'*. 
AssE."<TATOR,  A«-on-tA-tor,  n.  a  flaterer. 
Assert,  A-8^rt,  v.  t.  tu  mantAn;  tu  af^rm;    t« 

klam.  [ronJoD. 

Assertion,  A-»t'r-Jon,    ».    akt  ov  aaertiy:  afer- 
AS.SKKTIV1-:,  A-!«^r-tiv,  a.  j)oziliv;  dugmatikal. 
Asskrtor,  A-«vr-tor,  ii.  wunhit>ai<4;rL-<;  mniitnner. 
Asskutory,  As'cr-to-ri,  .■».  a.'«;rti{);  .<ui>urtio. 
AssKss,  A-ses,  I',  t.  tu  qqrj  wid  cni  Hum:  tu  rat. 
As8e>madlk,  A-K^ti-Or-bl,  a.  dat  ma  V>e  &f6»t. 
AssEssiONARY,  A-8<J-on-a-ri,  a.  pcrtanijj  tu  a.«^«- 

on.  (as<5*t. 

Assessment,  A-s<5M-ment,  «.  akt  ov  ase^ig:  At  sum 
Assessor,  A-s^s-or,  ;*.  wun  bet)  ascucz;  an  a-'jixtant. 
AssESSOBiAL,  A-8«s-u-ri-ai,  a.  pcrtanig  tu  as4fl- 

orz,  or  a  kort  ov  a«<^.sora. 
Assets,  A-.'cta,  «.  gvdz  and  qat«lz  for  de  disqi^rj 

ov  (let.-',  legasiz,  As.  [tivli. 

AssEVER,  A-»6v-er,  r.  t.  tu  af^rm  or  dekl^r  jj<jzi- 
AssEVERATE,  A-sdv-cr-at,  r.  t.  tu  af^rm  8<j!cmli: 

tu  avdr.  [Jon. 

Asseveration,  A-sev-er-A-Jon,  i».  golem  aferma- 
AssiDLiTY",  As-i-dti-i-ti,  r».  dilijeos;  klus  aplika- 

Jon. 
As.sii)iou8,  A-sid-yn-us,  a.veri  dilijent;  kon-stant. 
Assiduously,  A-gid-3nv-ufl-li,  ad.  dilijentli;  kon- 

stanlli.  [dqitj. 

AssiDi'ocsNKSS,  A-sid-ji^-uB-nes,  n.  dilijens;  asi- 
AssiGN,  A-sjn,   V.  t.   tu  ap<hit;  tu  trangf^r:  tu 

spcsifi;  tu  dcsignat;  tu  fiks. 
Assign,  A-sjn,  n.  wun  tu  hcDm  an  a.<>{nmcnt  ii 

mad:  an  aaini. 
Assignable,  A-sjn-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  aajnd. 
AssiuNATE,  A-sig-nat,  ».  a  publik  not  or  bil  in 

Fran.''. 
Assignee,  A.«-i-ne,  n.  wun  tu  hoDm  cni  rjt,  prop- 

crti,  or  a.-ijnmcnt  iz  mad. 
Assignee,  A-sin-er,   /  . 

Assignor,  A«-i-nor,  i  "•  '^'^■»  ^  ""i"'- 
AS.SIGNMENT,  A-sin-uicnt,  II.  akt  OV asjnifl;  a  trano*' 

fer  ov  tjtl  or  intorout.  [led. 

Assimilable.  A-sim-i-la-bl,a.  dat  ma  be  asimila- 
Assimilate,  A-sim-i-Iat,  r.  t.  or  i.  tu  mak  or  gro 

Ijk.  fig  timiliir. 

Assimilation,  A-cim-i-lii-Jon,  «.  de  akt  ov  mak- 
Assimilativb,  A-sim-i-ln-tir,  J),   haviy  pvcr  tu 

a!<imilat. 
.VssisT,  A-sist,  r.  t.  tu  help:  tu  ad;  tu  sukor. 
Assistance,  A-gi»-tan«,  n.  help:  ad:  sukor:  sup^rt. 
Assistant,  A-.^ist-ant,  a.  wun  hdi  axiKt";  an  i«gtil- 
AssizE,  A-.-jz.  n.  a  kurt  ov  Jqdikatqr.  [ywn. 

As-siZK,  A-sjE.  r.  /.  tu  fik.s  de  mt,  mcjtir,  k%. 
.\ssiztx,  .\-sjz-»'r,  II.  wun  hot  ag|zcz:  an  ofi.«er  hdi 

inspt'kt.''  wots  and  me^rz. 
AssodABLE,  A-su-Ji-a-bl,  «.  kapabi  ov  bcip  aa^ 

Jintfd:  su/abl:  komp-inyonabl. 
Associate.  A-s(i-Ji-at,  r.  t.  tu  ytinit  wid  andder 

tu  j(Tn  in  kuuipnni:  tu  akUmjuini. 
Associate.  A-»*j-Ji-nt,  r.  i.  tu  yqnjt  in  knmpABL 
Associate,  A-.«<^-Ji-at,  a.  jernd  in  intorMt. 


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Associate,  A-s6-Ji-at,  n.  a  pqrtnerjkompanyon; 

Association,  A-so-Ji-a-Jon,  n.  konfederasi;  p4rt- 

nerjip;  konekjon;  an  asembli. 
AssociATioNAL,  A-so-Ji-a-Jon-al,  a.  pertanii)  tia 

an  asojiajon. 
Associative,  A-s6-Ji-a-tiv,  a.  tendii)  tu  asojiat. 
Assonance,  As'o-nans,  n.  rezemblans  ov  s-sndz. 
Assonant,    As'o-nant,    a.  havig  rezemblans  ov 

sisndz. 
Assort,  A-sort,  v.  t.  tu  aranj  in  order;  tu   klas. 
Assortment,  A-s6rt-ment,    n.   distribqjou    intia 

serts;  varjsti;  a  number  ov  tiijz  aserted. 
Assuage,  A-swaj,  v.  t.  tia  sofn;  tu  ez. 
Assuagement,  A-swaj -ment,  n.  mitigajon;  abat- 

ment.  _  [fiz. 

AssuAGER,  A-swaj -er,  n.  wun  hO)  aswajez  er  pasi- 
AssuASiVE,  A-swa-siv,  a.  sofnii);  ezig. 
Assuetude,  As'we-tii,d,  n.  kustom. 
Assume,  A-si^m,  v.  t.  ta  tak;  tu  klam;  tu  arcDgat. 
Assume,  A-si|,m,  v.  i.  tu  be  arogant. 
AssuMEE,  A-si^m-er,  n.  wun  hcD  asq,mz. 
Assuming,    A-sqm-ig,    pp.     a.    arogant;    heti; 

prud. 
Assuming,  A-si^m-ig,  n.  prezumjon. 
Assumpsit,  A-sdm-sit,  n.  [L.]  a  voluntari  promis, 

er  undertakii);  a  spejez  ov  akjon. 
Assumption,  A-sum-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  asumii);  sup- 

ozijon;  de  tii)  supozd.  [ast^md. 

Assumptive,   A-sdm-tiv,   a.   ov  a  naty^r  tu  be 
Assurance,  A-Ji^r-ans,?}.  aktov  aJn,riij;  konfidens; 

wont  ov  modesti;  sekq,riti;  inji^rans. 
Assure,  A-Ji^r,  v.  t.  tu  giv  konfidens;  tu  mak 

sekixr;  tu  asert  pozitivli;  tu  inJ4r. 
Assuredly,  A-Jii,r-ed-li,  ad.  sertenli;  wid-st  d-st. 
Assuredness,  A-Jiy--ed-nes,  n.  statovbeiij  aj^rd. 
Assurer,  A-Ji\,r-er,  n.  wun  hflo  aji'i.rz. 
Assurgent,  A-sdr-jent,  n.  rjzii)  in  a  kurv. 
AsswAGE,  A-swaj,  V.  t.    Se  {Assuage.} 
Aster,  As'ter,  n.  [Z.]  {Bot.}  a  jenus  ov  plants; 

stqrwurt. 
Asterisk,  As'ter-isk,  n.  de  mcirk(*)in  printii). 
Asteeite,  As'ter-jt,  n.  {Mm.)  de  stqr  stcan. 
Asterism,  As'ter-iz-m,  w.  a  konstelajon;  an  aster- 
isk. 
Astern,  A-stern,  ad.  {Naut.)  at  de  hjnder  pqrt 

ov  a  Jip. 
Asteroid,  As'ter-efd,  n.  a  smel  planet. 
AsTEROiDAL,  As-ter-dd-al,   a.    rezemblii)  a  stqr. 
Asthenic,  As-ten-ik,  a.  febl;  wid-st  p-ser. 
AsTHENOLOGY,  As-te-nol-Q-ji,  n.  a  deskripjon  ov 

weknes. 
Asthma,  Ast'ma,  n.  a  Jertnes  ov  bret. 
Asthmatic,  Ast-mat-ik,         I   a.  relati^  tu  ast- 
Asthmatical,  Ast-mat-i-kal,)      ma;  aflikted  wid 

astma. 
Astonish,  As-ton-iJ,  v.  t.  tu  amaz;  tu  surprjz. 
Astonishing,    As-ton-iJ-ig,  jyp.    eksjtig  astonij- 

ment:  a.  veri  wunderful;  surprjzig. 
Astonishingly,  As-ton-iJ-i^-li,  sul.  in  an  aston- 

ijii)  manor.  [surprjz. 

Astonishment,  As-t6n-iJ-ment,  n.  amazment;  grat 
Astound,  As-t-Rnd,  v.  t.  tu  astonij;  tu  stun;  tu 

terifj. 
Astraddle,  A-strad-1,  ad.  wid  wun  leg  on  ec  sjd. 
Astragal,  As'tra-gal,  n.  a  litl  r-snd  moldi^)  hwig 

sur-sndz  de  top  or  botom  ov  a  kolum. 
Astral,  As'tral,  a.  belo^jig  tu  de  stqrz;  stqri. 
Astray,  A-stra,  ad.  -st  ov  de  rjt  wa  er  plas. 
AsTRicT,  A-strikt,  v.  t.  tu  kontrakt  bj  ajjlikajonz. 
Asteiction,   As-trik-Jon,  n.   akt  ov  kontraktii); 

kontrakjon. 
Astrictive,  As-trik-tiv,  a.  bjndig;  kompresii). 
Astride,  A-strjd,  ad.  wid  de  legz  wjd  ap^rt. 
Astringe,  A-strinj,  v.  t.   tu  dre  tug^der;  tu 

bjnd;  tu  bras. 


AsTEiNGENCY,  As-trin-jen-si,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

astrinjent;  pxer  ov  kontraktirj  de  pqrts  ov  de 

bodi. 
AsTHiNGEXT,  As-lrin-jcnt,  a.  bjndii);  kontraktip. 
Astringent,  As-trin-jent,  n.  a  medisin  hwig  kon- 

tn'ikts  and  streijteuz,  hwea  yr^zd  internali. 
ASTROGXOSY,  As-trog-no-si,  n.    nolej  ov  de  fikst 

stqrz.  [de  stqrz. 

AsTROGUAPHY,  As-trog-ra-fi,  n.  a  deskripjon  ov 
AsTROiTE,  As'tro-jt,  n,  a  spqrklig  ston;  de  stqr- 

ston. 
Astrolabe,  As'tro-lab,  n.  an  instroiment  formerli 

yT|,zd  fer  takig  de  altitqd  ov  de  sun  er  stqrz  at  sc. 
AsTROLATRT,  As-trol-a-tri,  n.  wurjip  ov  de  stqrz. 
Astrologer,  As-trol-o-jer,   n.    wun  hoo   fortelz 

events  bj  de  aspekt  ov  de  stqrz. 
AsTEOLOGio,  As-tro-loj-ik,  )  a.  pertani:^  tu 

Astrological,  As-tro-loj-i-kal,  \     astroloji. 
Astrology,  As-trol-o-ji,  n.    de  praktis  er  sjens 

ov  prediktirj  events  bj  de  aspekts  er  sityqajonov 

de  stqrz.  [astronomi. 

Astronomer,  As-tron-o-mer,    n.    wun    verst  in 
Astronomic,  As-tro-nom-ik,  )    a.     bel6i)ig 

Astronomical,  As-trca-nom-i-kal,  \      tu,  er'par- 

takii)  ov,  astronomi. 
Astronomically,  As-tro-nom-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  an 

astronomikal  maner.  [tronomi. 

Astronomize,  As-tr6n-o-m|z,  v.  i.  tu  studi  as- 
Astrojmomy,  As-tron-o-mi,  n.  de  sjens  hwic  teqez 

de  nulfj  ov  de  hevnli  bodiz.  [stqrz. 

AsTROSCOPY,  As-tros-ko-pi,  n.  obzervajon  ov  de 
AsTEOTHEOLOGY,    As-tro-te-61-o-ji,    n.     teoloji 

f-gnded  on  de  obzervajon  ov  de  selestyal  bodiz. 
Astute,  As-tTq,t,  a.  kunii);  Jrcod;  akx\t;  sutl. 
Asunder,  A-sdn-der,  ad.  ap^rt;  in  tO)  pqrts. 
Asylum,  A-sj-lum,  n.  a  saxjktyxi^ari;  a  refqj. 
AsYMMETEAL,  A-sim-e-tral,  )   a.  not  havig 

Asymmetrical,  As-i-met-ri-kal,   S      simetri. 
Asymmetry,  A-sim-e-tri,  n.  wont  ov  proporjon. 
Asymptote,    As'im-tot,    n.    \Gr.'\    a    Ijn   hwig 

aproqez  nerer  and  nerer  tu  sum  kurv,  but  never 

mets  it.  [not  me  tig. 

Asymptotical,  As-im-tot-i-kal,  a.  aproqii),  but 
Asyndeton,  A-sin-de-ton,  n.  [Gr.]  a  figyqr  hwiq 

omits  de  konjuijkjon;  az,  {veni,  vidi,  vici.} 
At,  At,  iy?'ep.  denotiij  nernes  er  prezens;  toardz; 

ner  tu;  bj;  in:  on;  wid.  [Moorz. 

Atabal,  At'a-bal,  71.  a  kjnd  ov  tabor  yqzd  bj  de 
Ataeaxy,  At'a-raks-i,  ji.  kqmnes  ov  mjnd. 
Ate,  at  w  Et,  i.  from  8t.    Se  {Mt.} 
Athanasian,  At-a-na-Jan,  a.  relatii)  tu  de  dok- 

trin  ov  Atanajius.  [Jius. 

Athanasian,  At-a-na-Jan,  n.  a  foloer  ov  Atana- 
Atheism,  il'te-iz-m,  n.  disbelef  in  de  beig  ov  a 

God.  [ov  a  God. 

Atheist,  O'te-ist,  «.  wun  hoo  denjz  de  egzistens 
Atheistic,  fl-te-is-tik,  )  a.  pertanii)  tu  ate- 

Atheistical,  a-te-is-ti-kal,  i     izm;   adheriij   tXH 

ateizm;  impius. 
Atheistically,  £[-te-is-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in  an  ateis- 

tikal  maner. 
ATHEN.a:uM,  At-e-ne-um,  n.  [Z.]  in  anjent  Atenz, 

a  plas  hwfir  filosoferz  and  poets  deklamd  and 

repeted  dijr  kompozijonz.     In  de  Y^inited  Stats, 

a  publik  redii)  roim.  [Gres. 

Athenian,  A-te-ni-an,  a.  pertanii)  tu  Atenz  in 
Athirst,  A-terst,  a.  wontii)  drii)k;  tersti. 
Athlete,  At'let,   n.  a.   kontender  fer  viktori;  a 

reslcr. 
Athletic,  At-let-ik,  a.  relatii)  tu  reslig  er  bod- 

ili  eksersjz;  stroij  ov  bodi;  vigorus. 
Athwart,  A-twert,  p)>'cp.  akros;  transvers;  trca. 
Atilt,  A-tilt,  ad.  in  de  maner  ov  a  barel  tilted. 
Atlantean,  At-lan-te-an,  a.  pertanig  tu  Atlas. 
Atlantes,  At-lan-tez,  n.  pi.  figyq,rz  suportig  a 

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Atlantic,  At-Iin-tik,  a.  perlnnigtu  de  ojan  hiriq 

H«  f.Ht  civ  Amcrikii;— n.  dc  Atlantik  ujan. 
Atlas,  At'las,  n.  [/..]  a  kott-kjon  ov  niniM;  a  \<\t} 

skwi^r  ftilycj;  a  Iqrj  kjii'l  ov  |>ti|MT. 
AtmohI'IIeuk,  At'inos-Ur,  u.  dc  mas  ov  fluid  or 

%r  hwi(;  cnkuini^i-xoz  de  ?rt;  v. 
ATMOHi'iituic,  At-inoH-for-ik,  )     a.    ht\6\)\\f 

\tmohimiu(Ical,  At-mos-fdr-i-kal,  I       tu  dt  at- 

mutfl  ('  r. 
Atou,  At'om,  n.  an  ekstrruili  i«mnl  pqrtikl. 
Atomic,  A-toin-ik,  a.  relatiy  tu  ntuinz;  iituinikal. 
Atomical,  A-toin-i-kal,  a.  kon.^istig  ov,  or  rtlutio 

tu  udituz. 
Atomism,  At'ora-it-m, ». dc  doktrin  ov  atomz. 
Atdnk,  A-ttbn,  I',  t.  tu  !<tand  uz  un  ckwivalent. 
Atone,  A-ttbri,  v.  t.  tu  rokonsil;  tu  ekspiat;  tu 

Mii-fj.  Ijiiujon. 

Atonkment,  A-t<!in-ment,  n.    rckonsiliu/on;   ok.s- 
Atoneh,  A-tun-cr,  u.  wun  hm  utcjuz  or  ri-kons|lz. 
Atonic,  A-USn-ik,  a.   wontifl  t<on;  rtlak-st. 
Atont,  At'o-ni,  n.  wont  ov  ton;  debiliti. 
Aroi',  A-top,  .■)(/.  Ill  or  on  dr  top;  nbtiv. 
Atkahilmiian,  At-rii-bi-lA-ri-an,  |     a.     nfijkt.d 
Atuabilarious,  At-ra-bi-ld-ri-u.s,j        wid    in(Sl- 

iiii!;.'li  or  blnk  bjl. 
Atramkxtal,  At-ni-ni(5n-tal,     j    a.  kon?i?tiu  ov 
ATiiAMKNTots,  Al-ni-in(Sn-tU!»,  j  iflk;  iu'.ti;    blak. 
Atkii  M.  {I'tri-um.  ii.  f/..]  pi.  tl'tri-u;  a  kort  If- 

fiir  11  tempi  or  h's.-'. 
Atrohols,  A-iru-Ju?,  a.    wikcd  in  a  hj  dfgrc; 

rnormn.-':  •Htniju;':  flajijus,  [luaner. 

Atrociously,  A-tr6-Ju»-li,   ad.    in  an    atrojus 
Atroc'ioi'sness,  A-tr6-Jus-ne8,  n.  rnormus  kriin- 

inaliti. 
Atiiocity,  A-trds-i-ti,  n.  gmt  wikcdnc";  fnormiti. 
Atkopmv,  At'ro-fi,  n.  a  kou:«umjon;  a  wnstip. 
Atta«'I!.  A-t.i<;,  r.  t.  tu  tak;  tusez;  tu  fik.'itu  win. 
Attaiiiable,  A-ta(]-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  br  atai]t. 
Attache,  At-a-Jii,    h.  [Fr.]  a  r<;r:ion  drp«4ndcnt 

on  or  atacjt  tu  antidcr  person,  kumpani,  or  Icgn- 

Jon:  an  adhrront. 
Attaciimext,  A-taq-mcnt,    n.   a<lhcron.«;  fidcliti: 

Ar  yunyiin  uv  nfi-kjim;— dc  takifl  ov  a  i)?rson  or 

Riiilz  bj  Irgal  proses. 
Attack,  A-tik,  r.  t.  tu  fol  up<5n;  tu  a^l. 
Attack.  A-tAk,  n.  an  asolt;  invnjnn;  onset. 
Attain,  A-tAn,  v.t.  tugnn:  tuobtiin:  tukumtu. 
Attain,  A-t»in,  c.  i.  tu  rc«j;  tu  arjv  at. 
Attainable,  A-t<in-a-bl,  a.  dnt  ran  be  atand. 
Attaixablexess,  A-tdn-a-bl-ne3,  ii.  etat  ov  beig 

ataiiabl. 
Attaixi>er,  A-tdn-der,  »i.  stat  ov  atanig:  konvik- 

/i>n  (IV  krjm;  tnnf;  disprds.  [atand. 

Attaixmext,    A-lan-ment,     n.     akwizijon;     tig 
Attaint,  A-tnnt,   r.  t.   tu  disgnui;  tu  tant;  tu 

knrrtpt. 
Attaixt,  A-tdnt,  n.  a  stan;  a  kjnd  ov  rit. 
Attaixtment,  A-tdnt-mcnt,  n.  dt  stat  ov.  brig 

atnntod.  [tu  fit  tu. 

Attemper,  A-t<5in-pcr,  r.  t.  tu  mingl;   tu  sofn; 
Attempt,  A-t^mt,    r.  t.  ta  tq;   tu  cnd«5vor;  tu 

fAi;  tu  inak  ck.«porimcnl;  tu  auik. 
Attimpt,  A-toint,  «.  an  csa;  a  trjal:  nn  atak. 
Attjmitadle,  A-t«mt-a-bl,a.  dat  ma  bcat^mtcd. 
Attemptfr,  .V-ii'mt-cr,  n.  wun  hitj  at<?mt.'». 
Attexd,  A-l«5nd,  r.  t.  tu  go  wid  or  akumpani; 

tu  br  prczent,  or  be  yqnjted  tu;  tu  br  prtzent 

for  !<uni  duti;  implpo  stum  qqrj  or  ovcrs[t:  tu  be 

prczent  in  biznct;  tu  awAt. 
Attend,  .\-tend,  r.  i.  tu  lisn;  tu  rtgi^rd  widatcn- 

Jon:  tu  fik«  At  atcn/oD  updn,  as  an  objckt  ov 

pur<i'it, 
ATTExnAXCK,  A-t^nd-an5,  n.  de  akt  ov  wntig  on: 

st.Tvis;  dr  I'^rsonz  wntip;  a  trnn;  atenjon. 
Attendant,  A-t(^nd-ant,  a.  akdmpaniig  ai  sub- 

erdinnt. 


Attendant,  A-t<$nd-ant,  n.  wan  hoi  at<^Ddz,  or  ia 
prizent.  [siviliti. 

Attkntion,  A-t<n-/on,   n.    akt  ov  aK^ndip:  bed; 

Attkntive,  A-tontiv,  a.  |jain  atenjon:  hrdlul, 

ATTKNT1VEI.Y,  A-t4)n-tiv-li,  arf.  bcdfuli;  kiirfuli. 

ATTKNT1VENK8B,  A-t^ij-liv-ne»,  n.  atcnfon;  kv- 
fulncs.  [medisini. 

Attkxi;ant«,   A-trfn-yri-anUi,   n.  pi.    at^oyi^atio 

Attenuate,  A-t<Sn-yti,-at,  r.  t.  tu  raak  tin  or 
sl.-iider:  diltited.  [or  flendcr. 

Attenuation,  A-lfn-yn-iS-Jon,  n.  dt  mukio  Hn 

ArrjJiT,  A -test,  c.  t.  tu  }«ir  witnes;  or  tu  »^rtifj. 

Attest,  A-t<5st,  n.  witnes;  tdntimoni. 

Attestation,  At-ofl-t^-/on,  n.  t^timoni;  witoe^ 

evidena. 

Attestor,  A-tt'st-fjr,  n.  wun  h*  atests. 

Attic,  At'ik,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Atiku;     de  (»arct. 

.\ttic,  ,\t'ik,  )    a.  t>ertjini{]  tu  Atika  inUres; 

-Vttical,  At'i-kal,  I  (Aegant;  pii,r;  klasikal;— El- 
evated. 

Atticism,  At'i-siz-m,  n.  dc  Atik  stjl  or  idiom. 

.\tticize,  At'i-sjz,  V.  i.  tu  y\\%  an  atisizm. 

.\TTittE,  -V-tjr,  I!,  t.  tu  drcs;  tu  ard;  tu  klod. 

.\ttiiiI':,  A-tjr,  n.  klodz;  dres;  de  hcd-dres. 

.Vttitcde,  Al'i-tijd,  n.  postynr;  pozi/on:  jcstynr. 

Attitudinal,  At-i-tii-di-nal,  a.  rclatig  tu  atiti\,d 
or  jKistyi^r. 

Attollent,  A-tol-cnt,  a.  liftig  up;  razig. 

Attokn,  A-tdm,  r.  t.  tu  transfer  servis. 

Attokxey,  A-tdr-ni,  n.  tvun  hii>  akU)  for  anddcr 
a  r^olisitor;  a  loycr.  [atdmi. 

Attorneyship,   A-tdr-ni-Jip,   n.    dt   ofis  ov   an 

Attoiinmext,  A-tdm-ment,  n.  a  yeldig  ov  a 
tenant  tu  u  nq,  lord.  [alt^. 

.Vttract,  A-trakt,  r.  t.  tu  dro  tu;  tu  yqnjt;  to 

Attractabilitv,  A-trakt-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  stat  ovbe- 
\\]  atrikia))!.  •  [ed. 

y\TTUACTAiiLE,  A-trakt-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  atr^kt- 

Attractingly,  A-trak-tiij-li,  ad.  in  an  atraktig 
niancr. 

Attraction,  A-trAk-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  atraktig;  dt 
p'ser  in  bo<Uz  hwiq  iz  supcj^zd  tu  dro  dcm  tu- 
g6der.  Atral-f'ni  nr  (fratUi  akts  at  sensibl  dis- 
tances, suq  az  dt  tenaen.«i  ov  dt  planet,"  tu  dt 
8un.  Attakf'tt  cr  luhryti  akts  at  insensibl  dig- 
tanscz  bctwen  dr  fmol  pqrtiklz  ov  mater. 

Attractive,  A-trak-tiv,  a.  droin;  alqrig;  invitig. 

.\ttractively,  A-trdk-tiv-li,  aa.  in  an  atniktig 
maner.  [atraktiv. 

Attractiveness,  A-trak-tiv-ncs,  n.  stat  ov  brig 
(I  dnKT. 

Attractor,  A-trdk-tor,  n.  heor  dat  hwiq  atrikti. 

Attrahext,  At'ra-hent,  n.  dat  hwiq  drei  or 
atrakt.s.  [piitabl. 

.Vttribi'table,  A-trib-rti-ta-bl,  a.  askrjbabl:  im- 

Attuibi  te,  .\-trib  ynt,  r.  t.  tu  askrjb:  tu  imptit. 

Attribute,  .\t'ri-l>i;t,  n.  a  kwoiiti:  a  proj>erti;  a 
tig  inherent:  az,  gudnes  iz  an  atrihiit  ov  tJod. 

Attribution,  At-ri-bii-/on,  n.  akt  ov  atribyntig: 
atribiit.  (bqt. 

Attributive,  A-trib-yti-tiv,  a.  ekspresigan  atri- 

ATTRiTh:,  A-trjt,  a.  gr-snd;  worn  bj  rubig. 

Attritenebs,  A-trjt-ucs,  n.  stat  ov  brig  muq  worn. 

Attrition,  A-triJ-on,  ii.  dc  akt  ov  wurig,  or  »t«t 
ov  brig  worn  bJ  rubig;  abrnson;— gref  for  sin, 
aqzig  from  frr. 

Attune,  A-ti'in,  r.  t.  tu  mak  mi\zikal;  ta  tqn. 

Auburn,  O'bum,  a.  rcdij  brsn;  a  dqrk  kulor. 

Auction,  Ok'Jon,  n.  a  publik  ?al  tu  dr  hlort 
bidcr. 

AucTiONARY,  Ok'Jon-a-ri,  a.  btl<')gigta  an  ok/on. 

Auctioneer,  Ok-Jon-er,  n.  wun  hiDselz  bj  okjon. 

Audacious,  O-da-Ju?,  a.  bold;  impudent.        [U. 

Audaciously,  0-dd-ju»-li,  .W.  boldii;  impqdent- 

AuDACioi:8Nt88.  O-dd-Jus-nc",  n.  stat  oT  Uig 
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Audacity,  9-das-i-ti,  n.  efrunteri;  spirit;  boldnes. 
Audible,  0'di-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beii)  herd. 
AuDiBLENESS,  6'di-bl-nes,  «.  kapabiliti  ov  beig 

herd. 
Audibly,  0'di-bli,  ad.  in  an  edibl  maner. 
Audience,  0'di-ens,  n.  de  akt  ov  herii);  a  herir): 

an  editori;  an  asembli  ov  hsrerz. 
Audit,  G'dit,  w.  de  takig  and  setlii)  ov  ak'snts. 
Audit,  G'dit,  r.  t.  tu  mak  and  adjdst,  az  an  akisnt. 
Auditor,  0'dit-or,  n.  a  herer;  wun  ho)  edits;  wun 

emplffd  and  otorjzd  tu  tak  an  ak'snt. 
A.CDITOESHIP,  0'dit-or-Jip,  n.  dt  ofis  ovan  editor. 
Auditory,  0'di-to-ri,  a.  liavii)  de  piser  ov  herii). 
Auditory,  G'di-to-ri,  n.  an  ediens ;  an  asembli 

ov  hsrerz;  a  plas  hwi^r  lektyn,rz  qr  herd. 
Augean,  0-J8-an,  a.  belorjiij  tu  Gjeas;  ful  ovdert. 
Auger,  0'ger,  n.  an  jam  totl  tu  bor  holz  wid. 
Aught,  0t,  «.  eni  tig;  eni  pqrt. 
Augment,  0g-ment,  v.  t.  tu  mak  lq,rjer;  tu  inkrgs. 
Augment,  Og-ment,  v.  i.  tu  gro  Iqrjer;  tu  inkrES. 
Augment,  Og'ment,  «.  inkres:  stat  ov  inkres. 
AuGMENTABLE,  0g-ment-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  inkres. 
Augmentation,  0g-men-ta-Jon,  Ji.  akt  ov  inkres- 

ii):  inkres. 
Augmentative,  0g-men-ta-tiv,  a.  dat  egments. 
Augur,  0'gur,  n.  wun  hco  egurz;  a  sifitsaer. 
Augur,  0'gur,  t.  i.  tu  ges;  tu  konjektyq,r  bj  sjnz. 
Augur,  0'gur,  r.  t.  tu  fortel;  tu  predikt  bj  sjnz. 
Augur  ATE,  0'gTi,-rat,  v.  i,  tu  juj  bjegi^ri.' 
Augurial,  0-gi|-ri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  egi^ri. 
Augury,  0'gq-ri,  n.  prognostikajon  bj  sjnz;  omen. 
August,  9'gust,  n.  de  att  munt   in    cts   yer,  so 

namd  in  onor  ov  0gustus  i^ezar. 
August,  0-gust,  a.  grat;  grand;  eful;  majestik. 
Augustan,  0-gust-an,  a.  pertaniij  ta  ©gnstus. 
Augustines,  0-gu.st-inz,  )  n.  an  order  ov 

Augustinians,  0-gus-tin-i-anz,  i       mui)ks,      so 

keUl  from  St.  0g(istin.  [grandyi^^r. 

AuGUSTNESS,    G-gust-nes,    n.    digniti ;    majesti ; 
Auletic,  0-let-ik,  a.  beloriir)  tu  pjps. 
Aulic,  G'lik,  a.  bglorjiij  tu  an  imperial  k(Srt. 
Aunt,  flnt,  n.  a  fqderz  or  rauderz  sister. 
Aura,  G'ra,  n.  [Z.]  pi.  G're;  a  bret  ov  ^r;  a  vapor. 
AuEELiA,  0-r8-li-Q,  n.  de  pupa  er  krisalis  ov  an 

insekt.  [glori. 

Aureola,  ©-re-o-la,  n.  a  serkl  ov  raz ;  krsn  ov 
Auric,  G'rik,  a.  pcrtaniij  tu  gold. 
Auricle,  G'ri-kl,  n.  de  eksternal  er. 
Auricula,  G-rik-yri-la,  n.  a   bq,tiful  spejez  ov 

primroz.  [told  in  sekret. 

Auricular,   G-rik-yq-lar,   a.   konvad  bj   herii); 
Auriculate,  G-rik-yq-lat,  a.  Japt  Ijk  an  er. 
Auriferous,  G-rif-cr-us,  a.  prQdq,sii)  gold. 
Auriform,  G'ri-form,  a.  er  Japt. 
AuRiGRAPiir,  0-rig-ra-fi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  rjtii)  wid 

likwid  gold  insted  ov  ir)k. 
AuEiST,  G'rist,  n.  wun  skild  in  diserderz  ov  de  er. 
Aurora,  0-ro-ra,  n.  [Z.]  /<?.  G-r6-re;  {Eng.)  0-r6- 

rciz:  dc  doniri  lit:  de  mornir);  a  fl-ser. 
Aurora  Boeeal'is,  0-r6-ra  Bo-re-a-lis,  n.   [L.] 

de  nordcm  da-brak,  so  keld  bekdz  it  yi\,3i|ali 

apt'iz  in  de  nort,  and  rez^mblz  de  don  ov  da. 
Auroral,  G-ro-ral,  a.  relatiij  tu  de  orora,  orero- 

ra  boreqlis. 
Auscultation,  Gs-kul-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  lisnig. 
Auspicate,  Gs'pi-kat,  v.  t.  tu  render  espijus. 
Auspice,  Gs'pis,  n.  )  an  omen  dron  from 

Auspices,  Gs'pi-sez,  n.  pi.  \       berdz  ;      favorabl 

aperans;  protekjon;  inflqens. 
Auspicial,  Gs-piJ-al,  a.  relatii)  tu  prognostiks. 
Auspicious,  Gs-piJ-us,  a.  havii)  omenz  ov  sukses: 

prosperus;  propijus;  luki.  [er. 

Auspiciously,  0s-pij-us-li,  ad.  in  an  espijus  man- 
Auspiciousness,    0s-pij-us-nes,      n.      prosperus 

aperans. 
Austere,  Gs-te'r,  a.  sever;  hqrj;  rijid;  stem. 


Austeeeness,  Gs-ter-nes,  )  n.  severiti;  rigor;  es- 
Austerity,  0s-ter-i-ti,      !      teriti. 
Austral,  0s'tral,  a.  sudern;  toordz  de  s'st. 
Authentic,  0-ten-tik,  )  a.  restip  on  etoriti; 

Authentical,  0-ten-ti-kal, )      not  fikjus  ;  jen- 

yiyn:  trO).  [maner. 

Authentically,  G-ten-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in  an  etentik 
Authenticalness,  G-ten-ti-kal-nes,  n.  etentisiti; 

triDt.  proof. 

Authenticate,  G-fen-ti-kat,  v.  t.  tu  establij  bj 
Authentication,  G-ten-ti-ka-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  eten- 

tikatii);  konfermajon. 
Author,  G'tor,  n.  de  beginer  er  ferst  moover;  de 

ofijcnt:  de  rjter  or  kompozer  ov  a  buk. 
Authoress,  G'tor-es,  n.  a  femal  etor. 
Authoritative,  0-t6r-i-ta-tiv,  a.  havig  etoriti; 

pozitiv. 
Authoritatively,  G-t6r-i-ta-tiv-li,  ad.  wid  etor- 
iti: pozitivli. 
Authority,  G-tor-i-ti,  n.  legal  p-yer;  infli^ens; 

p>;er:  rcol;  suport;  testimoni;  kredibiliti. 
Authorization,  0-tor-i-za-jon,  n.  akt  ov  givi^ 

otoriti.  [fj. 

Authorize,  Q'tor-jz,  v.  t.  tu  giv  otoriti;  tu  justi- 
Authorship,  G'tor-Jip,  n.  stat  er  kwoliti  ov  an 

otor.  [rjts  hiz  on  Ijf. 

Autobiographer,  G-ta-bi-6g-ra-fer,  n.  wun  bet) 
Autobiographical,  G-to-bj-o-graf-i-kal,  a.  re- 

latiij  tu  etobjografi. 
Autobiography,  G-to-bj-6g-ra-fi,  n.  de  Ijf  er 

bjrigrafi  uv  a  person  ritn  bj  himself. 
Autocrasy,  0-t6k-ra-si,   n.  absoli],t,  self-derjvd 

p?er.  [despot. 

Autocrat,  G'to-krat,  n.  an  absoh^t  soveren;  a 
Autocratical,   G-to-krat-i-kal,    a.    relatig    tu 

etokrasi. 
Auto  da  fe,  0'to  da  fa,  n.  iSp.']  a.  sentens  ov  de 

Inkwizijon  for  burnii)  a  heretik. 
Autograph,  0'to-graf,  n.  a  personz  onhand-rjtifl. 
AuTOGRAPHiCAL,  0-tQ-graf-i-kal,  a.  relatii)  tu 

an  c'tograf. 
Autography,  0-t6g-ra-fi,  n.  a  personz  on  rjtip. 
Automatical,  G-to-mat-i-kal,  a.  belogLg  tu  an 

otomaton. 
Automaton,  0-t6m-a-ton,  n.   [Gr.]  pi.  0-t6m- 

a-ta;  a  majen  so  konstrukted  az  tu  imitat  de 

akjonz  ov  men  or  animalz.  [mojon. 

AuTOMATOus,  G-tom-a-tus,  a.  haviij  p'ser  ov  self 
Autonomous,  G-ton-o-mus,   a.    independent  in 

guverimient.  [ment. 

Autonomy,  G-ton-o-mi,  n.  p'ser  ov  self  guvern- 
AuTOPSY,  G'top-si,  n.  6kyq,lar  demonstrajon. 
Autoptical,  G-top-ti-kal,  a.  sen  bj  wunz  on  jz. 
Autumn,  G'tum,  n.   de  sezn  ov  de  yer  betwgn 

sumer  and  winter. 
Autumnal,  G-tiim-nal,  a.  beloijir)  tu  etum. 
Auxesis,  Gks-E-sis,  n.  [L.]  arapli'fikajon. 
Auxiliar,  Gg-zil-yar,  a.  asistig;  egzilyari. 
Auxiliary,  Gg-zil-yar-i,  n.  a  helpii)  verb;  a  help- 
er:— pi.  foren  trcops  in  de  servis  ov  najonz  at  wor. 
Auxiliary,  0g-zil-yar-i,  a.  asistig;  helpig. 
Avail,  A-val,  v.  t.  tu  profit;  tu  promot;  tu  benefit. 
Avail,  A-val,  r.  i.  tu  be  ov  yqs,  er  advdntaj. 
Avail,  A-val,  n.  profit;  advdntaj;  benefit. 
Available,   A-val-a-bl,    a.    profitabl;    p'serful; 

jil.sful-  [fors. 

Availableness,   A-val-a-bl-nes,    n.    p'ser;  legal 
Availably,  A-val-a-bli,  ad.  wid  sukses  or  efekt. 
Avails,  A-valz,  n.  pi.  prosedz  ov  properti  sold. 
Avalanche,  Av'a-lanJ,  n.  [/>.]  a  vast  bodi  ov 

snc,  J3,  &s.,  sljdii)  d?n  a  m'sntcn. 
AvANT-couRiER,  A-v6h-k(t)-rer,  n.  [Fr.]  wun  h(» 

iz  dispart  befor  de  rest  tu  notif j  aprcSq. 
Avant-guard,  A-vant-gqrd,  n.  de  van;  de  ferat 

bodi  ov  an  qnni. 
Avarice,  Av'a-ris,  n,  inordiuat  dczjr  ov  gan. 


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Ataeiciocs,  Av-a-ri/-uj,    «.    poiM    ot   wnrit; 

kavotttn:  gndi  "v  gno. 
AvAKiciouBLT,  Av-a-riJ-us-li,  ad.  in  ftn  »r«ri/aa 

maner.  [muni. 

ArARiciofsSEM,  Av-a-rif-iu-nen,  n.  uiidr^  luv  ov 
AVA8T,  A-vdst,  »/»/^r.  hold;  slop;  sta. 
AVATAB,  Av-a-U^r,  n.  dt  inkarua/un,  <>r  a  mota- 

m  irfodij  (>v  dt  Ueiti. 
Atai'mt,  A-T^nt,  in/^T.  hciw;  brg6n. 
Ate,  U'vr.  n.  [L.]  an  ndroji  tu  dr  V^rjin  Man, 

»u  kiilil  tTMUi  dc  f^nt  wunlc,  ave  Maqo. 
Atencjk,  A-venj,  r.  t.  tu  tak  vcnjau.i  on;  tu  punij. 
Atenokment,  A-vonj-ini'iit,  n.  vc'iijiinii:punijincnt. 
AVKNGKa,  A-venj-er,  n.  u  jidnijor;  vindikntor. 
Atenl'e,  A\-'t-ni\,  n.  a  p:isaj;  u  wa  ov  entrant;  an 

all  ov  trti  bel'ijr  u  h'^n. 
Atee,  A-ver,  r.  /.  tu  dekl^r  ituzitivli:  tu  ua^rt. 
ATEEAGE,  Av'cr-aj,  u.  a  mrdium:  a  uirn  pru[)or- 

Jon:  u  kontrilmJon  tu  u  jciiural  los. 
Ateeaqe,  Av'ir-uj,  r.  t.  tu  Ttdi\s  tu  a  medium: 

— V.  I.  tu  bt  in  a  medial  .sUit. 
Ateeaoe,  Av'er-Hj,  ».  medial;  havig  a  medium. 
Ateemen't,  A-ver-mcnt,    n.    pozitiv    afcrmajun: 

ofer  tu  juMtifl:  i'!«tabiijmunt  bi  cvidciu. 
Ateks.^tU).'*,  Av-«.T-«i-Jon,  n.  hatred;  abhorcns. 
AVER.SE.   A-vt^n",   a.   di!iiiikl|nd    tu;   unwilig;   re- 

Idktant. 
AvERsLi.v,  A-v^T»-li,  ad.  unwilipli:  bakwardli. 
AVERSKNEiiti,  A-vv'n-nen,  n.  UDWili(|Deii;  di:iljk. 
A\'EE.''io.v,  .\-vi;r-Jon,  n.  hatrc-<l;  di.'ljk;  abhorcn:): 

irjiuxnan!":  koi  ov  av^rjon. 
Avert,  A-v^rt,  r.  /.  tu  turn  a-'id:  tu  put  awii. 
Avert,  A-v^rt,  r.  i.  tu  turn  iiwii. 
AviARV,  U'vi-n-ri,  n.  u  plus  enkluzd  tu  krpb^rdt. 
Avidity.  A-vid-i-ti,  n.  egemcs;  grcdinca. 
Avocation.  Av-o-kii-Jon,  n.   akt  ov  kslin  asjd: 

biznc!<  dat  kolz  a.'^jd;  cmplffment.  [andl. 

.\VOU),  A-vtfd,  r.  t.  tu  Jun;   tu  eskiip  fr'.m:  tu 
Atoidaulk,  A-vdrd-a-bl,  a.  dat  mn  be  avtrdcd. 
Avoidance,  A-v^d-ans,  n.  akt  ov  av^dig:  dcpri- 

vajon.  [junz. 

AvoiDKR,  A-vifd-cr,  n.  wun  h<t>  aviVdz;  wan  ho) 
AvoiDLESs.  A-vdrd-le8,  a.  dat  kan  nut  be  av<Tdi-d. 
AvoiBDirois,    Av-or-dn-jwifz,    h.    a.     a  wat,  ov 

hwiq  a  pund  kontnnz  siksten  ■sn.^ez. 
AVOLATIO.N,  Av-o-hi-Jon,  n.  a  flit;  eskiip.      |dcr. 
AvosET,  Av'u-set,  w.  u  wotcT  f^l  ov  de  gralik  or- 
A VOUCH,  A-V5(j.  r.  t.  tu  aft-nu;  tu  dekliir;  tu  vsq. 
AvoLCiiABLE,  A-viiq-a-bl,  .1.  dat  ma  be  avsijt. 
AvoL'CHER,  A-vsq-er,  n.  wun  haavxqezor  aft/rmi. 
AvoiiUMK.VT,  A-vKq-ment,  h.  a  deklarajon. 
Avow,  A-vTs,  r.  t.  tu  dekl^r  opnii;  tij.  un. 
Avowable,  A-vi-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  av-jd. 
Avowal,  A-vs-al,  n.  upn  deklarajon;  ju.stifika/on. 
Avowedly,  A-vii-ed-li,  ad.  in  an  opn  manor. 
Avowee,  A-vi-er,  «.  wun  tuDavsi  or  justific 


AvowET,  A-v-B-ri,  u.  a  juntifikajon  bj  wun  hm 
haz  takn  a  di*tr^9  in  bix  un  qt. 

AvtL«ED,  A-v1il.1t,  a.  plukt  of. 

AvLLaio.y,  A-viil-jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  l^rig  aw&. 

Await,  A-wai,  r.  /.  tu  ekjij^kl;  tu  aUnd;  ta 
wat  far. 

Awake,  A-wak,  v.  t.  tu  n»i  from  slep;  tu  wak. 

AWAEE,  A-wak,  V.  t.  tu  w«  tu  -i>  •    •'>  -wAk. 

AWAED,  A-wi>rd,  r.  /.  tu  adjii 

Award,  A-word,  n.    jujueut;  .,  „.r<. 

I  Awarder,  A-w<ird-or,  n.  wun  In,  a-.i.z  ..r  jaJM. 

AWARK,  A-w^r,  a.  vijilaut;  kojui!;  mtuntiv. 

Away,  A-wii,  aJ.  at  a  distan.t  of. 

Awe,  H,  r.  t.  tu  stqk  wid  reverens. 

Awe,  O,  ri.  fer,  raiggld  wid  rovcrcns;  dred. 

Awe  8TRUCK,  O'struk,  ;>.  a.  imprest  wid  o.    [fuL 

AWKLL,  tt'ful,  a.  dat  ctrikji  wid  0;  dn-dful;  hat- 
'  AwKL'LLY,  O'ful-i,  ad.  in  an  oful  muiicr. 
'  AwKiL.\E.S8,  <»'ful-ncs,  M.  kwoliii  ov  brig  oful. 
;  Awhile,  A-hw(l,  ad.  fur  sum  tjm:  for  a  Jort  tjm. 
'  Awkward,  Hk'wurd,  a.  impuljt;kluuizi;  unhiudi. 
I  Awkwardly,  Uk'ward-li,  wd.  in  an  okward 
I      miiiicr.  (waitl. 

\  Awkwardness,  Ok'ward-ne»,  n.  stat  ov  beiQok- 
i  Awl,  01,  II.  (I  iMfuted  instroimi-ut  tu  peri*  b(jls  wid. 
j  AwLESS,  O'lc's,  a.  wid'ht  pner  tu  ckijt  e. 
I  Awn,  (^n,  n.  At  berd  ov  groKez  or  i^ran. 
I  Awning,  *>n'ij),  n.  a  kuwr  ov  kanvu.-,  aprcd  over 
I      <i  bot,  or  eni  plas  widSt  a  niif,  for  Jnd. 
[  Awoke,  A-wuk,  1.  from  Aniil-.     .Sc  {Atcalu.) 
I  Awry,  A-rj,  ail.  a.  oblekli;  a.skwint. 
1  Axe,  Ak.4,  n.  an  jurn  Uh\  for  kutig  and  hq,io. 
I  AxiFEROfs,  Ak-if-cr-U'',  a.  b;iviu  simpli  analui^, 
widiit  Icvr  or  afiendiijez. 

Axilla,  Ak«-il-u,  n.  [L.]  de  qrmpit. 

Axillary,  Akg-il-a-ri,  a.  belogio  tu  de  qrmpit. 
I  Axiom,  Ak'.-i-oin.  n.  a  self-evident  trjit. 

Axiomatic,  Aks-i-o-m.il-ik.  1  a.  relalijj  tu. 

j  Axiomaticai^  Ak.<-i-o-mat-i-kal,  i  orkontanig 
aksiomz.  (eni  tig  revolvi. 

I  Axis.  Ak.-i'i.-,  u.  [L.]  pi.  Aks'cz;  de  Ijn  on  hwiq 
1  Axle,  Ak'el,  t  n.   a   Jaft  on   hwiq  karij 

'  Axletree,  Ak'.«l-tre,  >       hwelz  turn. 

Ay,  or  Aye,  He,  ad.  yes:  ek:<prc.'iit)  a-cont. 

Aye,  U,  ad.  olwnz:  over:agen:  wun-  mor. 
I  Ayry,  Ar'i,  n.  de  nest  ov  u  hek.     .Se  {Eyry.} 

Azimuth,  Ai'i-mut,  n.  de  azimut  uv  de  sun,  er 
ov  a  stqr,  iz  an  qrk  bet  wen  de  meridian  ov  de 
phis  and  eni  givn  vertikal  Ijn. 

Azote.  Az'ut,  n.  njtrojen  gai,  fatal  tu  animal  IJf. 

Azotic,  A-z6t-ik.  a.  rclatig  tu,  or  ki<uiaai{)  axut. 

Azi'RE,  fl'3qr,  or  Aj't^r,  a.  blq;  fant  blq;  skj 
kiilord. 

Azi'RE,  U'^qr.  n.  de  kulor  ov  de  ski:  de  skj. 

AzL'RED,  u'jnrd,  a.  beig  ov  an  ajqr  kulor. 

AzYMOi's,  Az  i-mus,  a.  nnl^vnd;  unfermented. 


B. 


Bb,  de  (H-kood  leter  ov  de  komon  IggliJ  alfa-  i 
,  bot,  ii  a  vukal  cksnlodcnt,  aad  ii  formd  bj  ' 
an  tk^nl  kontakl  ov  bol  liu  hwjl  uterigu  dis-  I 
liQkt  vukal  murmur.     V  ii  at  korespondigbwis- 
perd  ekspludent. 

Baa,  Hq,  n.  dr  kq  or  a  Jep. 

Baa.  lii\.  V.  i.  tu  krj  l|k  a  jcp.  [sun. 

Baal,   Ba-al,  n.   an  anjoot  jdul,  r«p 

Babble.  Hab-1,  V.  I.  tu  I 

Babble,  Rib-I.  )       ui  .  u    „    i  .1 

Kabbl.no.  Bab-lift  i  "•  ^^  ^^'  »""»«  P«"- 


injoot  jdul,  reprrtintig  dc 
pratl  l{k  a  Qjld:  tu  Ink  {dli. 


Babblement,  Bab-1-ment,  n.  sensle*  prat. 
Babbler.  l!:ib-lor.  n.  .in  jill  t-)kor:a  t«lcrov8tkr«t«. 
Babe.  Bub,  n.  an  infant:  a  jrug  qjld:  babi. 
Babery,  Ii<ib-cr-i,  n.  ffneri  tu  jilri  a  ^Id. 
Babish,  Bab-iJ,  a.  l|k  a  bab:  babiij. 
BabI8HLY,  Bab-iJ-li,  ad.  I{k  a  l>ab:  <;jldijli. 
Baboon.  ISa-b«bn,  n.  u  Iqrj  kjnd  ov  miigki. 
Baby.  Bu-bi,  n.  u  yug  qild:  an  infant;  bab. 
Babyhood.  lU-bi-hud,  n.  infan.ii;  ^jldbud. 
Babyhoi'se.  lia-bi-b'ss.  n.  a  plas  for  ^ildreni  doit. 
Babyish.  Bii-bi-iJ,  a.  l^ka  bab;qildi/. 


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Babylonian,  Bab-i-lo-ni-un,  j  a.  pertanii)  tu 
Babylonish,  Bab-i-16-niJ,      i       Babilon;  mik5t: 

konfiizd;  disorderli.  [baqelor. 

Baccalaureate,  Bak-a-le-rs-at,  71.  de  degre  ov 
Baccated,  Bak-at-ed,  a.  havii)  perlz  or  bcriz. 
Bacchanal,  Bak-a-nal,  a.  druijku;  nffzi. 
Bacchanal,  Bak-a-nal,  la.  rcveliijin  in- 

Bacchanalian,  Bak-a-na-li-an,  i  temperans;  ntrzi. 
Bacchanal,  Bak-a-nal,  j  n.   wun  ho)  in- 

Bacchanalian,  Bak-a-na-li-an,  j  duljez  in  revelz. 
Bacchanals,  Bak-a-nalz,  }  n.  i^l.  fests  ov 
Bacchanalia,  Bak-a-na-li-a,  )       drugkunes  and 

revelz.  [Bakus. 

Bacchantes,  Bak-an-tez,  n.  pi.  [L.]  At  jjrests  ov 
Baccifekous,  Bak-sif-er-us,  a.  bf^rii)  beriz. 
Baccivorous,  Bak-siv-o-rus,  a.  subsistiij  on  bcriz. 
Bachelor,  Baq-el-or,  n.  a.  man  hiB  haz  not  bin 

marid;  wuu  bet)  haz  takn  hiz   ferst  degre  in  de 

liberal  qrts: — a  nit. 
Rachelorship,  Baq-«l-or-Jip,  n.  stat  ov  a  baqelor. 
Back,  Buk,  n.  At  bjuder  pqrt  ov  ds  bodi  in  man, 

and  iiper  pqrt  in  animalz;  de  'Ster   jx^rt  ov  de 

hand:  de  hinder  pqrt  ov  a  tig;  de  rer. 
Back,  Bak,  a'd.  bakward;  behind;  on  tiijz  past. 
Back,  Bak,  v.  t.  tu  m-snt  a  hers;  tu  plas  upon  de 

bak;— tu  mantan;  tu  justifi:  tia  sekond;  0.  i.  tu 

mjjv  or  go  bak,  az  a  hers. 
Back,  Bak,  a.  beig  behjnd  or  past  bj. 
Backbite,  Bak-bjt,  r.  t.  tu  senjxir  or  slander  de 

absent.  [slanderer. 

Backbiter,  Bak-bit-cr,  n.  a  privi  kaliimaiator  or 
Backbiting,  Bak-bit-iij,   n.   seki-ct  detrakjon  or 

slander.  '  [der. 

BACKBiTiNGLY,  Bak-bjt-iij-li,  ad.  wid  sekret  slan- 
Backbone,  Bak-bon,  n.  de  bonov  de  bak;  de  spin. 
Backdoor,  Bak-d6r,  ».  a  dur  behind  a  bildiij. 
Backgammon,   Bak-gam-on,   n.  a  gam  wid  dis 

and  tablz. 
Background,  Bak-gr-snd,  n.  de  pqrt  behjnd. 
Backhanded,  Bak-hand-ed,  a.  wid  de  hand  turnd 

bak. 
Backhouse,  Bak-h-ss,  n.  a  bildiij  behind  a  h-5s. 
Backroom,  Bak-ncm,  n.  a  renm  behjnd  amider. 
Backside,  Bak-sjd,  n.  de  hjnder  pqrt  ov  eni  tig. 
Backslide,  Bak-sljd,  v.  i.  tu  fel  of;  tu  depqrt 

from;  tu  apostatiz. 
Backslider,  Bak-slid-er,  n.  an  apostat. 
Backstaff,  Bak-staf,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  kwodrant. 
Backstairs,  Bak-stqrz,  n.  stJirz  in  de  bak  ov  a 

hl5S. 

Backstays,  Bak-staz,  n.  reaps  fer  supurtii)  a  Jip. 
Backsword,  Bak-sord,  n.  a  swrd  wid  wun  Jqrp 

ej:  a  rustik  sord-stik. 
Backward,  Bak-ward,  a.  unwilii);  dul;  slo;  slugij. 
Backward,  Bak-ward,      )   ad.  wid  de  bak  for- 
Backwards,  Bak-wardz,  i      wardz;  tordz  de  bak 

er  de  past.  [nes. 

Backwardness,  Bak-ward-nes,  n.  dulnes;  tqrdi- 
Backwoodsman,   Bak-wudz-man,  n.   an  inhab- 
itant ov  a  ni^^li  setld  kuntri. 
Bacon,  Ba-kn,  n.  hogz  flej  kq,rd  wid  selt  and  drjd, 

yqjqali  in  smok.  [kn. 

Baconian,  Ba-ko-ni-an,  a.  pertanig  tu  Lord  Ba- 
Baculometry,  Bak-yq-16m-e-tri,   n.    de  akt  ov 

me3ii,rig    distans  or  altitq,d  hi  a  staf. 
Bad,  Bad,  a.  il;  not  gud;  evl;  vijus;  hurtful. 
Bade,  Bad,  i.  from  Bid. 
Badge,  Baj,  n.  a  mqrk  ov  distigkj'on. 
Badger,   Baj-er,   n.  a  kwodrooped; — a  deler; — a 

porter.  [veks. 

Badger,  Baj-er,  i'.  t.  tu  konf'snd;   tu  tez;   tu 
Badiaga,  Bad-i-a-gq,  n.  a  smol  spunj. 
Badigeon,  Bad-i-je-on,  n.  a  mikstyTj,r  ov  plaster 

and  freston  yrizd  bj  statyn,ariz. 
Badinage,  Bad-i-n43,  ".  [Fr.]  Ijt  or  plaful  dis- 

kors;  raleri;  foDliJ  tok. 


Badly,  Bad-li,  ad.  in  a  bad  maner. 
Badness,  Bad-nes,  n.  a  wont  ov  gud  kwolitiz. 
Baffle,  Baf-1,  -v.  t.    tu   eli^d;  tia  konf-jnd;   tu 

detet. 
Baffler,  Baf-ler,  n.  wun  hoD  eli^dz  and  konf 'sndz. 
Baftas,  Baf-tas,  n.  India  klot,  er  plan  muzlin. 
Bag,  Bag,  n.  a  sak;  a  p'sq;  a  purs;  an  uder. 
Bag,  Bag,  v.  t.  tu  put  intu  a  bag;  tu  swel. 
Bag,  Bag,  v.  i.  tu  swel  Ijk  a  ful  bag.  [gam. 

Bagatelle,  Bag-a-tel,   n.    [/)•.]  a  trjfl;  a  te;  a 
Baggage,  Bag-aj,  n.   de  lugaj  ov  an  qrmi,  &s.; 

de  gudz  dat  qr  tu  be  karid  awa;  lugaj: — a  wurt- 

les  wuman. 
Bagnio,  Ban-yo,  n.  a  badig  h'ss;  a  brodel. 
Bagpipe,  B;ig-pjp,  n.  a  mqzikal  wind  instrooment. 
Bagpiper,  Bag-pjp-er,  a.  wun  hct)  plaz  on  a  bag- 

PJP- 
Baguette,  Ba-get,  n.  [Fr.]  a  litl  r'snd  moldig,  les 
dan  an  astragal. 

bIrr J'  Sf-^er    I  "•  ^^'^  ^'^^'^  ^°  *'  ^'^  ^°<^"- 
Bail,  Bal,  n.  a  Jqrti  givn  for  aniidorz  aperans. 
Bail,  Bal,  v.  i.  tu  reles  bj  bal;  tu  admit  tu  bal. 
Bailable,  Bal-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  bald. 
Bailbond,  Bal-bond,  n.  a.  bond  givn  for  aperans 

in  kort.  [er  deliverd. 

Bailee,  Bal-e,  «.  a  person  tu  hccm  gudz  qr  bald 
Bailie,  Ba-le,  n.  a  Skoq  Olderman. 
Bailiff,  Ba-lif.  n.  a  suberdinat  ofiser  in  Iggland, 

apffnted  bj  a  Jerif;  a  stqard.  [balif . 

Bailiwick,  Bal-i-wik,   n.    de  jti^risdikjon  ov  a 
Bailpiece,  Bfil-pes,  n.  a  slip  ov  paper  er  pqrq- 

ment  kontaniga  rekognizans  ov  bal. 
Bairn,  Bq,i-n  w  Bqru,  n.  {S:ot.}  a  qild. 
Bait,  Bat,  v.  t.  tu  put  met  upon  a  huk;  tu  giv 

refrejment  on  a  jurni;  tu  atak,  er  haras. 
Bait,  Bat,  v.  i.  tu  tak  refrejment; — tu  fluter. 
Bait,  Bat,  n.  a  Iqr;  a  tcmtajon;  a  refrejment. 
Baize,  Baz,  n.  a  kind  ov  kors,  opn,  wulen  stuf. 
Bake,  Bak,  v.  t.  tu  dri  or  hqrdn  bj  het  er  f  jr;  tu 

kuk  or  dres  fcod  in  an  uvn. 
Bake,  Bak,  v.  i.  tu  dct)  de  wurk  ov  bakig:  tu  br 

heted  er  bakt;  tu  bekiim  hqrd. 
Bake-house,  Bak-h-js,  n.  a  plas  fer  bakig  bred. 
Baker,    Bak-cr,  n.  wun  ho)  baks  bred,  &s. 
Bakery,  Bak-er-i,  n.  a  h-ss  for  bakig:  a  bak-hus. 
Baking,  Bak-ig,  n.  de  kwontiti  bakt  at  wuns. 
Balance,  Bal-ans,  n.  a  pj^r  ov  skalz:  pqrt  ov  a 

woq;  a  konstelajon:  diferens  ov  ak^nts. 
Balance,  Bal-ans,  v.  t.  tu  wa  in  a  balans;   tu 

regyi],lat:  tu  k-snterperz;  tu  mak  ekwal. 
Balance,  Bal-ans,  «.  ?'.  tu  hezitat;  tu  fh]ktyq,at. 
Balcony,  Bal-ko-ni,  or  Bal-ko-ni,  n,  a  fram  ov 

jurn,  wud  or  ston,  befur  a  windw,  er  on  de  ist- 

sjd  ov  a  h^ss. 
Bald,  Bold,  a.  wid-st  h^r;  wontig  kuverig;  una- 

dornd;  inelegant;  men;  naked.  [gon. 

Balderdash,  Bul-der-daJ,  n.  a  raid  mikstyT],r;  jqr- 
Baldness,  Bold-ncs,  n.  a  wont  ov  hqr;  plannes. 
Baldpate,  Bold-pat,  n.  a  hed  destiti],t  ov  h^r. 
Baldrick,  Bold-rik,  n.  a  gerdl;  de  zcjdiak. 
Bale,  Bal,  n.  a  bundl^  or  pakaj  ov  giadz. 
Bale,  Bal,  v.  t.  tu  lad  si;  tu  pak,  or  bundl  up. 
Balearic,  Bal-e-ar-ik,  a.  pertanig  tu  de  jlandz 

ov  JIajorka  and  Jlinorka. 
Balefire,  Bal-f  jr,  n.  a  signal  or  al^rm  f  jr.     [qif. 
Baleful,  Bal-ful,  a.  ful  ov  mizeri,  soro,  or  mis- 
Balefulness,  Bal-f ul-nes,  n.  destruktivnes. 
Balister,  Bal-is-ter,  n.  a.  krosbo.    Se  {Ballister.'} 
Balk,  Bok,  n.  a  grat  bem;  dron  timber; — disa- 

perntmcnt. 
Balk,  Bok,  v.  t.  tu  disaptrnt; — tu  hep. 
Balker,  Bok-er,  71.  wun  hcD  beks. 
Ball,  Bol,  n.  a  r-snd  bodi;  a  glob;  a  bulet;  an 

entertanment  ov  dansig. 
Ballad,  Bal-ad,  n.  a  sog;  a  smel,  ijt  poem. 


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Hallmtt,  lidl-ut,  n.  hovi  mater  |>la!it  aide  botum  '  IUnisiiku,  Itdn  i/L,  p.  a.  drivo  awa;  eg^H'l 


ov  u  Jip  or  vuscl  tu  kcp  it  stcdi. 

Ballaist,  lial-oit,  r.  t.  tu  uuik  ur  kep  nlvdi. 

liALLtT,  l(al-ii,  II.  [//*.]  u  kjiid  uv  luiiuik  dun4. 

liALtiKTA,  Iia-h»-ta,  M.  [/..J  uii  uuji-ot  wurljk  nut- 
Jen  fiir  lrui{j  bvvi  ritoDZ,  ji;*. 

BALLitiTLR.  lial-i.s-tor,  It.  a  wurljk  cnjiu. 

Balloon,  Itu-liLu,  h.  a  l(|rj   r'Kiid  vc.iel  yiixd  in 


Hamhukk,  lJan-i]-cr,  n.  wun  tub  bini/ci  or  drtn 

liAMHiiMKNT,  Bij)-i/-ment,  n.  Ac  akt  or  bini/in; 
UAMhTtiii,  n.in  w-tor,  ;i.  piLLttor.    St  {BalutterS 
Bank,  IJaok,  n.  cni  xlri)  akliviti  rjxio  from  u  riv- 
er, ^r,  A-.;  u  /ol:  ciii  hrp  p|ld  up;  «i  pUu  hw%r 
muni  iz  luil  up. 


kewi-tiri:  a  b<ii  pln.<t  um  a  pilar;-- a  Ii^rj  bolu  b'tl  IIa.n'K,  lt»uk,  r,  t.  tu  inkluz  wid  baQk-t;  tu  la  up. 

ov  tfilk,  >)lj.,  lild   wid  gtk^,  uwi(j   uutks   it  asc-ud,  ISa.nkaull,  jidok-a-bl,  d.  dat  um  be  diakvatoU  or 

and  sal  ur  pu^  in  At  i^r.                                 [vot.'^.  rr.'evil  l>|  a  bayk,  uz  nat><  or  bilz. 

Ballot,  H:tl-ut,  ».  u  bol  or  tiket  yiizd  in  giriu  IIa.nk  bill,  Itjgk-bil,     i  n.  a  pruuiimjri  not  ijqd 

Ballot,  U:il-ut,  v.  t.  tu  votorqoiz  b{  balut.  ISa.nk-.noti:,  l(a{)k-not,  t      >>{  a  ba{)kio  kuiu{«ni. 

Ballot-box,  lidl-ut-boks,  n.  a  btAa  fur  re^jcvio  Ha.\k>.k,  ltai)k-fr,  n.  wun  bdi  kr|>s  u  bank. 


HA.NKlN(i,  l<;iijk-iu,  n.  At  inanujinent  ov  bnokji. 
Ha.nkkiit,  Kayk-rupt,  a.  unabl  tu  pa:  insolrcni. 
liANKUi  rr,  lia{jk-rupt,  n.  a  trader  unabl  tu  jai 

biz  drt'.  [rupi. 

Ha.nkbi  I'Tcy,  H:n)k-rupt-»i,  ii.  de  stat  ov  a  ba{)k- 
Ha.skhtock,  liagk-stuK,    n.  ctok  or  kapital  in  u 

bauk.  [strtmor. 

Ha.n.nku,  Han-er,  »i.  a  militari  standard  or  fla?;  a 
Ha.m.neeet,  Han-cr-ct,  u.  a  nit  mad  in  de  ftld  ov 

ball. 


bab>U 
Balluti.xu,  IJal-ot-ii),  n.  akt  ov  vutiy  bf  balot. 
Balm,  \i<\\i\,  n.  a  fra^nuit  «rntuii-iit;  u  plant. 
BALMi',  Ii<iui-i,  a.  baviy  At  kwoliliz  ov  bc(in;  hiSd- 

ig:  fragrant:  udwriferus:  niitigiiti{j. 
Bal.nkal,  Hal-nr  :il,  .7.  bi-l6{|iy  tu  u  \n\t. 
Bal.nkauy,  Ual-nc-a-ri,  ii.  u  badi{j-rajni:  u  lx;t. 
Balneatio.n,  liul-ne-tt-Jun,  n.  u  badig;  de  uki  ov 

bfi(ti(|.  [a  boni. 

Balotahi:,  Hal-w-t«id,  «.  [/'/•.]  u  pekiiljur  Irp  ov 
Balsam.   lS<il-saui,   u.  an  oli,  arumatik  8ub:4Uii:<    Kan.nebol.  Ban-cr-al,  n.  a  litl  flag;  a  bandrol. 

fluid  from  trrz:  dnt  liwitj  givz  cz.  Ha.v.nock,  Ilan-4jk,  n.  u  kak  mad  uv  bqrli-mel. 

ItALijAyR',  liul->aui-ik,  (    .).  bt°li(j:  luitigatiy:    Haxxs,  Biinz,  ii.  /7.  dc  proklauiajon  in  u  (;urq  uv 

iSAUiAViit. AL,  Itoi-.-aiu-i-kal,  )i        uokju.-i:  soft.  an  inii-iidcd  marij.  [meut. 

liALiiAMic.  llol-.^am-ik,  n.  u  belig,  Mifuiu  mcdisin.  Kanqukt,  liiig-kwct,  n.  a  fest;  a  grand  entcrtan- 
BALMAMi^hKOLs,    Uol-fum-if-er-us,   a.    prudnnifl    BANyttT,  Hao-kwct.  r.  ^  tu  trtt  wid  a  bajjkwet 

bol.tuui.  [mc-nut.       or  tt.-t. 

Hausamini:,  li<<l-sa-min,  n.  a  jcnua  uv  plant!<,  lu<^-  ,  Haxquet,  Bag-kwct,  r.  t.  tu  fe«t;  tu  giv  a  fesl. 
ItALL'tiTKii,  Bal-u.-i-tcr,  n.  a  ml ;  u  s^mol  j>ilur  or    HA.vyftTi.vo.  Hau-kwut-iy,  ii.  de  akt  ov  fc^tiy. 

ki.luui;     koriiptli  ritn  (./><iHM/cr.)  [u.^tcrz.    HA.vyi'kTTE,  Ituy-k^t,  n.    [Fr.]  a  smol  m'snd  a( 

ltALL>Ti:Ai»t,  llal-us-tm<l,  n.  a  ru  or  ranj  ov  bal-        dc  fui  ov  u  |jara])et. 
liAMUuu,  llaui  UO,  ;i.  a  l«;rj  k^nd  ov  red;  an  tl/ial-    Baxsiikk,   Ban-Jc.    n.  a   kjnd  ov  irij  f^ri.     Se 

ik  plant  ov  Jc  red  kjnd.  i      {/Itnthii'.)  [giulfrustrut. 

Hambuozll,  Uaui-boi-zl.  I.  t.   tu  desev.     [Cf /u    Ba.nstickle.  ISan-.stik-l.  n.  a  smol  fij  ov  de  jenu« 

ii'unl.^  ,  Ba.ntam,  ]{;'in-tam,  a.  denotig  a   spejes  ov  emol 

Ba.v,  Ban,  n.  publik  noti:);  a  kur^;  intenlikjon.      i      duyhil  f'slz  wid  fuderd  Jagkj. 
Hana.na,  lia-nii-nu,  or  Ba-n^-na,  h.  a  spe/ez  ov  |  BANTta,  l!an-tiT,  r. /.  tu  run  upon;  tu  rali;tu  jer. 

W'oat  Indian  plantin.  i  Banti3,  Uan-tcr,  «.  Ijt  ridikql;  ralcri:  jok. 

Ka.vd.  Band,  n.  n  bandaj;  a  t);  a  kord;  a  filot;  an  I  Ba.ntlinu,  Bant-lig,  n.  a  litl  q{ld;  an  infant. 

orn:iini'nt  wuru  nbiil  de  nek;--a  kum|jani.  Baxyax,  l?an-yan,  n.  dc  Indian  fje-tre. 

I!axi>,  Hand,  I-.  t.  lu  yunjt  mgedt-r;  lu  yunjt.  BAPTiiiM,  Hap-tiz-m, /i.  a  rjt  ov  dcTvrii'tyan  ^ur^. 
Haxd,  Itatiil.  r.  /.  tu  OMj^iut;  lu  yH"i'-  Baitismal,  Ikip-tiz-mal,  a.  |>ertaniu  '^i  baptiim. 

iJA.soAiii:.  I>:iiul-uj,  II.  u  filet;  a  ruler  fur  a  wcDnd.  Uaitist.  ll;ip-ti.-t,  n.  wun  hat  bapt^zez;  wun  ha> 
IUndaxna,  l!an-d:tn-u,  a.  dcnutiua  kjnd  ov  .ipot-        buldz  tu  bai>tizin  bj  im^rjon. 

ed  .-ilk  baijkeroif.  [eLs,  As.    BAiTisTEur,  iJap-tis-tcr-i,   ii.  a  font  or  plas  for 

IIa.sdbox,  Band-bok.'*,  n.  a  8l|t  bok:)  yi^zd  fur  bon-  ;      baptizm. 
Hamjlu,  Baud-ed, /<.  a.   b'snd  or  yunited   in  «    Baptistic,  liap-tis-tik,  )  a.  rtlatig  tu  bftp- 

l>.ind.  Haptistical,  liap-tis-ti-kal,  I      tizm. 

Haxdit,   Biin-dit,  m.,  /'/.    Bdn-dit:i,  or  Bau-dit-i ;   Baftize,  Bap-tjz,  r.  t.  f  u  xm^rf  in  wotcr;  tu  ad- 

viloz:  ruberz;  biwnnien.  niiniitter  bnpti/.m;  tu  kri~n.  [tizm. 

l^ANDLE,  B.'in-dl,  II.  An  irij  mcyqr  ta>  fct  log.  HAKTiztH,  Hap-tiz-er,  n.  wun  haj  admini.<torx  bap- 
IJa.milet,  Band-b't,  «  n.  a  litl  band,  ur  flat  Bar,  l{<ir,  n.  u  lug  |>es  ov  wud  or  metal:  sumtig 
liAXiiLLET,  Ban-de-let,  S      moldig.  |      tu  binder  entmn:>;  a  bult:  u  gmt;  a  bagk  at  de 

liAXDou,  U.iiidog,  H.  u  kjiid  ov  lurj  dog.  '      entrans  ov  a  bqrbor:  de  pla.'=  bw:\r  loyerx  pled,  or 

Kaxixilklr.  Ban-du-ler,  m.  a  smol  ka.*  for  pTsder.  i  kriminalz  .^tand:  an  enkluzd  plas  in  a  tavern;  u 
Ha.M'uke,    Ban-dur,    n.    u    uitizikal    instrOiment: !      Ijn  in  raiizik  hwii;  divjilz  de   now  intu  ekwal 

l-i"  ljr.  [      porjonz  in  respokt  tu  tjui. 

Baxukol,  lUod-rol,  n.  u  litl  f lag  or  stremer.  ■  BaB,  Bur,  r.  t.  tu  fasn  wid  a  bqr;  tu  hinder;  tu 

llA.MiY,  iian-di,  n.  a  klub  for  strjkig  a  bol;  u  pin.        prevent;  tu  Jut  ut;  tu  ckskliid:  tu  prohibit. 
Ua.ndv.  Itan-di.  r.  /.  tu  bet  tu  and  fro;  tu  ek-s-    Baeb,    Bqrb,    n.    eni   tig    rrzemblig    a    berd;    dr 
t  tiik  rt^iprokuli;  tu  tmi  ab'st.  i<«rnts  dal  stand  bakward  in  an  aro:  qrmor  for 

'      ■  U'g.  n.  a  krukcd  leg.       [legz.  '      norsez. 

I  ■  ■  ..ii-di-li-gd,    a.    havig    krukt;<i ;  Barbacan,  Bqr-ba-kan,   n.  a  fortifikajon  bef6r 

Ba.'^l,  1-au.  II.  jxTzu;  dat  bwi<j  dc.itr<irz  or  ruiinz.  '  de  wulz  ov  a  tun,  or  at  dc  end  or  a  brij;  ao 
BasKri  u  B<in-ful,  a.  pffznus;  dcstnikliv.  !      opnig  in  a  wol  for  gunz. 

Bano,  iUg,  r.  t.  tu  bet;  tu  tump:  tu  handl  mfli.  Babbasiax,  Bqr-bii-ri-an,  n.  a  saraj:  an  unsivil- 
Bamh,  Itig,  H.  a  bio;  a  tump.  jtd  j»;rs>.n;  u  krcbel  person;-  a.  savaj. 

Bania.x,  Han  van.  n.  a  lit  uiornig-gTsn;  a  Hindt6 '  llARBAiiir.  l{<;rl>ar-ik,  a.  unsiviljid;  forcn. 

reliju>  sokl;  an  Indian  fig  t re.  (no  flej.  i  Babuari.sm,  Hqr-ba-ri«-m,  tt.  inhnmanili;  knMlti; 

Baxia.n  days,  Han-yun  dai,  h.  dm  hwcn  semen  et '      i^u.ran-'  ov  urta;  an  impropricti  ov  .«f«rq. 
Bakisii,  Ban-iJ,  c.  t.  tu  kondom  lu  lev  wuni  on :  Barbarity,  Bqr-bar-i-ti,  n.  .vavajneii;  kniK-lti. 

kuntri;  tu  dqv  awi:  tu  egxjl.  Barbakizk.  li^r-ba-rii,  r.  t.  tu  render  bqrbanu. 

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BAR 


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BAS 


Baebarize,  B^r-ba-rjz,  v.  i.  tu  komit  abqrbarizm. 
Barbarous,  Bqr-ba-rus,  a.  rood;  unsiviljzd;  krooel: 

inhn^mim:  kontrari  tu  gud  yi^s  in  larjgwaj. 
Barbarously,  Bq,r-ba-rus-li,  ad.  in  a  bqrbarus 

maner.  [bqrbarus. 

Barcarousness,  B^r-ba-rus-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beiij 
Barbated,  Bqr-bat-ed,   p.  a.    jagd   wid   pernts; 

berded. 
Barbecue,  Bqr-be-kq,,  n.  a.  hog  er  oks  drest  hoi. 
Barbed,  Bqrbd,  p.  a.  herded;  qrmd. 
Barbel,  Bqr-bel,  n.  a  river  fij;  STiperflq,us  fleji 

nots  in  de  nnsf)  ov  a  hers. 
Barber,  Bqr-ber,  /*.  wun  h(.t)z  trad  it  iz  tu  Jav. 
Barberry,  Bqr-ber-i,  «.  a  Jrub  and  its  asid  fwit. 
Barbet,  Bqr-bet,  n.  a  spsjez  ov  dog:  a  smol  wurm. 
Barbican,  Bqr-bi-kan,  n.  a  woqt'ser. 
Barcarolle,  Bqr-ka-rol,  n.   a  popyqlar  soi)  er 

meloJi,  sug  bi  Venejan  gondolErz.  [strel. 

Bard,  Bqrd,  n.  a  poet;  a  minstrel;  a  Seltik  min- 
Barded,  Bqrd-ed  a.  [Her.'\  kaparisond. 
Bardic,  Bqrd-ik,  a.  relatii)  tu  bqrdz  er  poets. 
Bardling,  Bqrd-liij,  n.  an  interior  bqrd. 
Bare,  Bqr,  a.  naked;  wid-jt  klodz;  unkiiverd;  un- 

adornd;  poor:  indijent;  mer. 
Bare,  B^r,  r.  t.  tu  strip:  tu  nnkiivcr. 
Barefaced,  B:ir-fast,  a.  Jamles;  impqdent. 
Barefacedly,  B4r-fast-li,  ad.  impqdentli. 
Barefacedxess,  B4r-fHSt-nes,  n.  efrunteri. 
Barefoot,  B4r-fut,  a.  havig  no  Jcdz. 
Bareheaded,  Bqr-Hed-ed,  a.   wid   de   hed  has; 

unktiverd  si  ov  rsspekt.  [merli. 

Barely,  Bqr-li,   ad.  nakedli;  widTit  dekorajon; 
Bareness,  B^r-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beii)  bqr:  nakednes. 
Baret,  Bar-et,  n.  a  kqrdinalz  kap. 
Bargain,  Bqr-gen,  n.  a  koutrakt;  a  verbal  agre- 

ment;  de  tiij  bet  er  sold;  stipyqlajon. 
Bargainee,  Bqr-gen-e,    n.    wun  hd)  aksepts    a 

bqrgen.  [gen. 

Bargainer,  Bqr-gen-er,  n.  wun  hd)  maks  a  bqr- 
Bargainor,  Bqr-gen-or,  n.  a  bqrgener. 
Barge,  Bqrj,  n.  a.  bot  fer  ple^i^r,  er  fer  burdn. 
Bargeman,  13qrj-man,  n.  wun  has  manajez  a  bqrj. 
Bargemaster,  Bqrj -mas- ter,  n.  de  oner  ov  a  bqrj. 
Barilla,  Ba-ril-a,   n.   a   plant  from  de  ajez  ov 

hwiq  an  alkalj  iz  obtand  fer  makii)  glas  and  sop. 
Barium,  Ba-ri-um,  n.  de  metalik  bas  ov  barjtci. 
Bark,  Bqrk,  n.  de  rjnd  ov  a  tre:  a  smol  Jip. 
Bark,  Bqrk,    i-.  t.  and  ■/.    tu  mak  rte   nerz   ov  a 

dog;  tu  klamor:  tu  strip  trez:  tu  pursq  wid  undq 

klamor  er  reproq. 
Bark,  Bqrk,      )  n.  a  Jip  wid  tre  masts,  widist  a 
Barque,  Bqrk,  \      mizn  topsal;  a  smel  Jip. 
Barkbound,  Bqrk-b'snd,    a.   havig   de   bqrk   tO) 

ferm  and  klos.  [klamorer. 

Barker,  Bqrk-er,  n.  wun  dat  strips  of  bqrk;  a 
Barky,  Bqrk-i,  a.  konsistiij  ov  bqrk. 
Barley,  Bqr-li,  n.  gran  dat  molt  iz  mad  ov. 
Barleybrake,  Bqr-li-brak,  n.  a  rooral  pla. 
Barleycorn,  Bqr-li-korn,  n.  a.  gran  ov  bqrli;  de 

terd  pqrt  ov  an  inq  in  legt.  [bqrli. 

Barley  WATER,  Bqr-li-we-ter,   ;i.  a  dekokjon  ov 
Barm.  Bqrm,  n.  yest;  skum  ov  melt  likor. 
Barmy,  Bqrm-i,  a.  kontanir)  bqrm. 
Barn,  Bqrn,  n.  a  storh'ss  fer  ha,  kern,  stablig,  &s. 
Barnacle,  Bqr-na-kl,  n.  a.  Jel  fiJ  dat  groz  upon 

timber  Ijir)  in  weter;  a  kjnd  ov  gOis;— pi.  an  in- 

striDment  fer  holdiij  a  hers  bj  de  noz. 
Barolite,  Bar-Q-ljt,  n.  kqrbonat  ov  barjtez. 
Barometer,  Ba-rom-e-ter,  n.  an  instra>ment  tu 

Jo  de  wat  er  preji^r  ov  de  atmosfer. 
Barometrical,  Bar-o-met-ri-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  a 

barometer. 
Baron,  Bar-on,  n.  into,  a  huzband. 
Baron,  Bar-on,  n.  a  degre  ov  nobiliti,  nekst  tu 

a  vjk-snt;  a  lerd;  a  per.  [baron. 

Baronage,  Bar-on-aj,  n.  de  digniti  er  estat  ov  a 


Baroness,  Bar-on-es,  n.  a  baronz  wjf  er  ladi. 
Baronet,  Bar-on-et,  n.  de  nekst  tjtl  belo  a  bar- 
on, and  de  loest  degre  ov  onor  dat  iz  hereditari 

in  Iijgland.  [baronets. 

Baronetage,  Bar-o-net-aj,  n.  stat  er  bodi  ov 
Baronial,  Ba-ro-ni-al,  a.  relatii)  tu  a  baron  er 

baroni. 
Barony,  Bar-o-ni,  n.  de  lerdjip  er  fe  ov  a  baron. 
B.vROSCOPE,  Bar-o-skop,  n.  a  sort  ov  barometer. 
Baroselenite,  Bar-Q-sel-e-njt,  n.  suLfat  ov  barjta. 
Barouche,  Ba-rdbJ,   ;;.  a   for  hweld,  opn   ka'rij, 

wid  felir)  top.  [kamlet. 

Barracan,  Bar-a-kan,  w.  a  strog,  Mk  kind  ov 
Barrack,  B:ir-ak,  n.  a  bildig  tu  loj  soljerz;  a 
Barracoon,  Bar-a-kdbn,  n.  in  Afnka,  a.  fort.  [hut. 
Barracuda,  Bar-a-ki\,-da,   n.   a   fiJ  ab-st  fiften 

inijez  in  legt. 
Barrator,  Bar-a-tor,  n.  an  enkiirajer  ov  lesqis. 
Barratry,  Bar-at-ri,  n.  is\  praktis  in  le;  eni  fred 

ov  a  Jip  master. 
Barrel,  Bar-el,  n.  a.  kask  kontanig  ab-jt  terti- 

wun  galonz,  mor  er  les;  a  tub;  a  silinder. 
Barrel,  Bar-el,  i-.  t.  tu  put  iu  a  barel;  tu  pak, 

az  met. 
Barreled,  Bar-eld,  a.  havig  a  barel  er  tub. 
Barren,  Bar-en,  a.  not  prolifik;  unfroitful;  ster- 

il;  not  kopius;  unmenig:  uninventiv;  dul. 
Barren,  Bar-en,  n.  an  unfertil  trakt  ov  land. 
Barrenness,  Bar-en-nes,   n.  stat  ov  beig  baren; 

steriliti. 
Barricade,  Bar-i-kad,  n.  a  fertifikajon  mad  ov 

trez,  ert,  &s.,  tu.  kep  of  an  atak. 
Barricade,  Bar-i-kad,  r.  t.  tu  fortifi:  tu  stop  up. 
Barrier,  Bar-i-er,  n.  a  bundari;  a  defensjaier- 

tres;  a  stop;  a  bqr.  [kat. 

Barrister,  Bar-is-ter,  n.  k'snselor  at  le;  an  advo- 
Barrow,  Bar-o,  n.  a.  smel  hand-karij;  a  hilok  er 

m-snd  ov  ert;  a  kastrated  hog. 
Bar-shot,  Bqr-Jot,  n.  too  hqf  bulets  jemd  bj  a  bqr. 
Barter,  Bqr-ter,  v.  i.  tu  traf ik  bj  eksganjig  gudz. 
Barter,  Bqr-ter,  v.  t.  tu  giv  in  eksqanj. 
Barter,  Bqr-ter,  n.  trafik  hi  eksqanjig  komodi- 

tiz:  a  rojl  ov  aritmetik. 
Barterer,  Bqr-ter- er,  n.  wun  hO)  bqrterz. 
Bartholomew's  tide,  Bqr-t61-o-mq,z  tjd,  n.  de 

term  ner  St  Bqrtolomi^z  da. 
Barystrontianite,  Bar-i-stron-Jan-jt,  n.  a  min- 
eral kold  stromnit. 
Baryta,  Ba-ri-ta,   n.  a  ponderus  ert,  keld  hevi 

spqr  hwen  yqnited  wid  sulfqrik  asid. 
Barytes,  Ba-rj-tez,  n.  a  ponderus  ert;  barjta. 
Barytic,  Ba-rit-ik,  a.  pertanig  tu  barjtez. 
Barytone,  Bar-i-ton,  a.  notig  a  grav  aksent. 
Barytone,  Bar-i-ton,  n.  a  mal  vers  hjer  dan  bas; 

a  Grek  verb  not  aksented  on  de  last  silabl. 
Basal.  Bn-sal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  bas  or  botom. 
Basalt,  Ba-selt,  n.  graij  blak  ston  er  mineral. 
Basaltic,  Ba-sel-tik,  a.  pertanig  tu  baselt. 
Bas  bleu,  Bq  bli^,  ».  [/K]  a  blq  stokig;  a  lern- 

ed  pedantik  wuman. 
Bascinet,  Bas-i-net,  )i.  a  basn. 
Base,  Bas,  n.  de  botom  er  f'sndajon  ov  eni  tig; 

de  pedestal  ov  a  statyq;  basis;  a  rustik  pla. 
Base,  Bas,  a.  men:  vjl;  lo;  ilejitimat;  havig  litl 

valyq,  az  metalz;  dep;  grav,  az  STsnd;  bas.     Se 

{£ass.) 
Base,  Bas,  v.  t.  tu  la  de  bas  ov;  tu  fTjnd. 
Base-born,  Bas-bern,  a.  born  Tst  ov  wedlok;  vjl. 
Baseless,  Bas-les,  a.  wid^t  sup6rt;  kimerikal. 
Basely,  Bas-li,  ad.  in  a  bas  er  unwiirdi  maner. 
Basement,  Bas-ment,   n.   an   ekstended  bas  er 

gr-snd  flor. 
Baseness,  Bas-nes,  n.  mennes;  vjlnes. 
Base-viol,  Bas-vj-ol,  n.  a  mqzikal  instrcoment. 
Bashaw,  Ba-Je,  n.  a  TurkiJ  guvcrnor  er  vjsrdf;  a 

paje. 


BAT 


BEA 


BAsnri'L,   B4/-fuI,    n.    modest;  /smfast;  JJ;  kff;  | 

w  id  lit  konfiJen*.  j 

BAMiiruLLY,  lla/-ful-i,  atl.  in  a  bajful  mancr./ili. 
BAftiircLNixs,  ItaJ-ful-ncd,  n.  ni»dr.iti;ru!itik  jHin. 
liANiL,  Kix-il,  H.  dr  aQgt  ov  a  j<rni-n  t<til.     [aQgl.  | 
Hanil,  Hai-il,  r.  t.  tu  frrjnd  dr  ej  ov  a  ttfil  tu  an 
liAHlLlL',  ){a-zll-ik,  a.  htWiyiy  tu  itr  inidl  vnn  ov 

dr  qnn:  brig  in  dr  maner  ov  a  publik  ediHs. 
Basilica,  Ka-zil-i-ka,  h.  a  bol  or  kort  ov  Justin; 

a  Tim:  u  inagnifiwnt  qunj. 
Bamilico!*,  Ka-iil-i-kon,  n.  an  ffntmont. 
BAaiLiMK,  Har-i-li«k,  n.  a  wrj»cnt;— u   'pc/t*   ov 

kaimn. 
Babin,  liii-sn,  n.  a  smnl  vciel  tu  hold  wetcr;  a 

nnv>l  pind;  oni  holo  plas;  a  dok. 
Basis,  it(i-sis,  n.,^.  Bfi-srz;  de  ficndnjon;  bas;  dat 

i>n  hwi(j  cni  tijjii  raid;  dr  f>o<lc!«tal.         [or  hrt.  ' 
Hask,  lt<isk,  r.  t.  tu  worm  bj  eksixjiio  tu  dr  sun 
Uask,  Ifci'k,  f.  I.  tu  Ij  in  dr  fun  i>r  wurmt. 
Hakkct,  B<is-kct,  n.  a  vc«cl  mad  ov  twijji,  rujot, 

&■*.  [dr  hand. 

Kakklt-hilt,  Bds-ket-hilt,  n.  a  hilt  hwi^  kuvorz 
Uass,  U<j<,  It.  Ht  fi/:— a  trr; — ifi<"i)  a  mat.  i 

Hans.  I{ii<,  a.  lo;  drj);  gmr.     Sr  {ftaae). 
Ua.s>KT,  l!;i:<-tt,  ii.  u  giiiu  at  kqrdt. 
l<A>.Hii<)V,  Hn-!<<Ln,  n.a  miicikal  wind  instrument. 
Has'o  p.ilikvo,  Bds-u-rc-le'-va,  t  «■  [A.]  skulpt- 
Ham«  KiiLiEP,  Bas-rr-lff,  »      JUr;   dr    fi(?- 

,viirz  ov  hwiij  diD  not  stand  'St  fqr  from  dr  grsnd. 
Hassviol,  Bj'k-vj-oI,  h.  u  mqzikal  instrument.       i 
liAsTAitii,  lU-Mni,  n.  a  (jjld  b»m  nt  i.v  wedlok. 
l<AnrAUi>.  lta--t<jnl,  </.  iirjitimat:  spi^rius;  bas.        j 
IIastardizi:,  |{.i.s-t<inl-ii,  r.  t.  tu  jirxtiv  tu  be  a  i 

biuturd. 
Haktakdv,  Hai>-tar-di,  n.  de  stator  bciy  a  bastard. ' 
ItASTK,  Unit,  r.  /.  tu  bet  wid  a  stik;  tu  drip  but-  ' 

IT  or  fn^vi  ujKSn  met:  tu  so  sljlli. 
liASTtLE,  B.is-trl,  n.  fornicrii  a  slnt  prixn  in  Paris.  \ 
Basti5adk,  Has-ti-mid,      \  n.  de  akt  ov  betig  on  '■ 
HAhTiXADo,  Itiis-ti-na-do,  I      de  solz   ov    de    fct 

wid  ti   kujcl. 
Uastinaik),  Bas-ti-nd-do,  r.  t.   tu  bet  wid   de 

bostiiimiu. 
Bastixo,  Bibt-ip,  n.   de  akt  ov  betig: — a  dripig; 

suij)  wid  log  sti<jcz. 
Uastiox,  Bast-viMi,  n.  n  hqj  mas  ov  ert  standig 

■St  fn.m  a  rampart;  a  bulwark. 
Bat,  liai,  II.  a  hcvi  siik:  <i  klub;— a  smol  animal. 
Hatoii.  Bn*;,  n.  de  kwontiti  ov  bred  bakt  at  wuns. ; 
Hatk,  lint,  r.  t.  tu  Icsn;  tu  locr  a  prjs;  tu  abat.  1 
HATiAr.  lta-t<i.  n.  [Fr.]  a  log  \\i  but,  brod  in  de 

miill.  [tjm. 

Hat  FOWLING,  Bat-f-<<l-ig,ii.  bfrd-ka^ig  in  de  njt- 
Katii,  It<it,  >i.  u  plas  tu  bad  in;  akt  ov    badig;  a  . 

HrbnD  roejur. 
nATtit..  Bad,  r.  t.  tu  woj  in  a  bqb;  ta  sofn.  ' 

Hathes,  littd-cr,  M.  wun    ho)  imvrscz  himself  in  j 

w.iior.  I 

Hatiiixo,  lUd-ig,  pp.  wojig  bj  imfrjon:  fom^nt- 

ig:     .t.  dr  akt  <iv  hfldig. 
Batiiino  TUB,  lUd-ig-tub,  ii.  a  vescl  for  badig. 
Bathos,  Ku-tos,  n.  [  iir.\  a  sinkig  in  poctri;  anti- 

kliinuk*. 
H^Tixfl.  RAt-io,pr*/).  cks^plig;  ck.s<^pt. 
'■  ■■  ''let.  »i.  a  pes  ov  wud  for  betig  linen. 

.  tJbn,  II.  Q  klnb;  a  mqrjalz  staf. 
i  •<.    Bat-a-las,    a.    worllk;  apcrin  az  if 

.ir.il  r..r  batl. 
Battalia,  lia-til-^,  n.  dt  order  or  b«U;  de  man 

KmII  ov  an  4rini  in  arA. 
Battalion,  Ba-tal-von,  n.  a  divijon  ov  an  <\jnm: 

n  frjjp;  a  bodi  ov  for»«»z. 
Batteu  Hat-I,  r.  t.  tu  fcro  fat;— tu  stand  indited 

in  At  knUj  buks  at  Ok.*ford.-<jSWy.) 
Battel,  iiat-l,  n.  a  students  ak-^nt. 
Battsn,  Bit-D,  1. 1.  tu  fAtn;  tu  gro  fat.  i 


Batter,  Bit-cr,  f.  t.  tu  bet  d^n;  to  ir%r  vt;  tu 

dul.  [entc. 

Batter,  Bit-er,  n.  a  mikftyi^r  ov  severmi  lngrrdi- 
Batterino  RAM,     Bit-er-ig-rain,   n.    an    RDjcDt 

militiiri  enjin. 
Battlut,  H.it-cr-i,    a.   a  raid  wurk,  np6n   hwi(; 

kuiion  i\T  mxnted;-a  viulrnt  a*ilt. 
Batti.vu,  B:'it-ig,  n.  kotn,  or  wul  in  ina««t. 
Battle,  Bat-I,  n.  an  enkxntcr  bttw^n  kont^odlg 

qrmiz;  rnpijmcnt;  man  bodi. 
Battlk,  ltat-1,  r.  1.  tu  k<>nt«ud  in  fit;  tu  disp^t. 
Battle-arrat,  Bat-1-a-ra,  n.  order  ov  batl. 
Battle-axe,  Bat-l-aks,  h.  a  wepn  ov  wor,  lik  an 

aks.  [strjk  Jutlkoki. 

Battle-dour,    Hnt-l-dor,    n.    an  in.'ttnfiment  tu 
Battleme.nt,   Bat-1-ment,    n.   a    wol  or  parapet 

wid  embrnjurz  or  intcrstisez;  a  brestwarlc. 
BATTOLo<jr,  Ba-t61-u-ji,  n.  a  t{r<um  rcpttijon. 
Baidek,  Ho-be,  n.  u  Skixj  hqf-peni. 
Bailk,  B<.k,  ».  and  r.     Sc  {/inlk.} 
Bavi.n,  Bav-in,  h.  a  fagot;  a  stik;  wast  wud. 
Bawdle,  Bt5-bl,  n.  a  gi\g>>:  u  trigket;  a  trjfl. 
Bawd,  B.»d,  h.  a  prokiires  ov  li^d  wimen. 
Bawdily,  Bo-di-li,  ad.  obsenii;  filtili. 
Bawdiness,  B<»-di-nes,  n.  obscniti  or  Indncs. 
Bawhuick.  l{.'»-drik,  ».  a  belt,     ."^e  {Jialdrick.) 
Bawdy,  Hi-di,  h.  filti;  obsen;  un<jast. 
Bawdy -iiotSE,  Bo-di-hiss,  «.u  husov  prostitqjon. 
Bawl,  BoI,  r.  i.  tu  prukldm;  tu  krj  al-^d. 
Bawllvo,  Bol-ig.  n.  a  grat  nffz;  l^d  krjig. 
Bay,  Ba,  n.  an  inkljnig  tu  a  ijcsnut  kulor;  redij. 
Bay,  Bn,  n.   an  qrm  ov  de  se;  a  gulf; — de  lerel 

trt;     a  stut  ov  bcig  kept  of.  [at. 

Bay,  Ba,  r.  i.  tu  bqrk  az  a  dog;  — r.  t.  tu  bqrk 
Bayberrt,  Ba-bcr-i,  >i.  a  Jrub  dat  b^rz  an   irli 

beri.  [musket. 

Bayo.net,  M-o-net,  n.  a  /ort  dagcr  fikst  tu  a 
Bayonet,  liti-o-net,  r.  t.  tu  stab  wid  a  baonet. 
Batot,  Bj-iD,  n.  [/>.]  a  naro  inlet. 
Bay-rum,  Ba-rdm,  n.  a  spirit  obtand  h\  distilig 

dr  Itvz  ov  de  ba-trt. 
Bay-salt,  Bd-solt,  a.  solt  fermd  b|  evaporajon. 
Bays,  Baz,  n.  }>l.   an  6norari  ki~sn  or  gqrland;  a 

prjz. 
Bazaar,  Ba-t^r,  |  n.  an  estcm  mqrket; — a  kolek- 
Bazar.  Ita-z^r,    i      Jon  ov  retal  Jope. 
Bdellil'M,  Del-yum,  ii.  an  aromatik  gum. 
Be,  Be.  r.  i.  [i.  woz,  p*.  bcig,  bin:]   tu  hav  sum 

serten  stat;  tu  egzist.— It  izji^Hl  az  an  ogsiljari, 

in  koujqgatig  uder  v^rbx,  bj  menx  ov  hwi^  At 

jiasiv  viTs  iz  furmd. 
Beach,  Bn:.  n.  de  K-l<iT;  a  strand. 
Beaco.v,  Be-kn,  n.  sumtig  razd  on  an  cminens  for 

givig  notis;  u  Ijth'Ss. 
Beacon,  Be-kn,  r.  t.  tu  afunl  Ijt;  tu  Ijt  up. 
Bead,  Brd,  n.  wun  ov  mcni  litl  Itolz  strug  up6n 

a  tred.  y^zd  for    n<?klaser.  or  rozariz;  a  rsnd 

moldig. 
Beadle,  Br'-dl,  n.  an  infcriur   ofisor  ov  a  kart, 

publik  IxKli,  or  pari/;  a  mesonjer;  a  krjer. 

BeaDLLRT,    Bed-l-ri.          (_     j„     r:.,  „_    .  U.JI 
,,  ,,.,,..)  a.  ar  oiis  ov  u  btal. 

Beadleship,  Ikd-l-jip,  S 

Beadroll,  Bed-rul,  n.   a  list  or  p^nons  tu  be 

pnid  for. 
Bead.sman,  Bfdz-man,  n.  a  man  emp1<^d  tu  pni. 
Beadswoman,   IWdz-wum-an,   n.   a  wuman  bdt 

pntz  r>r  aniidcr. 
Beagle,  Bf-gl,  n.  a  smol  h'snd  tu  hunt  hi^rj. 
Beak,  Brk,  n.  dr  bil  ov  a  b«Td ;  a  tig  panted. 
Beaked.  Brk-cd  «r  Bfltt,  a.  havlg  a  beV. 
Beaker.  Bt'k-er,  n.  a  drigkig  kup  or  vescl. 
Beam,  Brm,  n.  dr  man  pes  ov  timber  dat  sup6rt« 

a  bildig;    a  pqrt  ov  a  balans;— pol  ov  a  qariot: 

— <1  ra  ov  Ijt^-  a  stagi  bom. 
Bkam,  Bem,  r.  i.  tu  JJn  furt;  tu  emit  nu.     [Jon. 
BxAMiKO,  B/m-in^  N.  emi/on  or  n%  or  l|t;  radia 


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Beamless,  Bgin-les,  a.  wid-st  raz  or  lit. 
Beamy,  Beni-i,  a.  Jjnig;  radiant;  havii)  hornz. 
Bean,  Bed,  Jt.  a  gqrden  vejetabl;  a  kjnd  ov  puis. 
Bear,  Bv,  r.  t.  and  i.  {i.  bor,  ps.  bariy,  born;j  tia 

brig  furt,  az  yui):  tio.  kari;  tu  suport;  tia  endi\r. 
Bear,  BVj  '»•  i  ruf,  savaj  animal;  de  nam  ov  tu) 

konstelajonz,  keld  de    Grater  and  Ze«e;'  i?^''/ 

in  de  tal  ov  ds  Leser  B,ir  iz  ds  pcol-stq,r. 
Bearable,  B4r-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  born;  tolerabl. 
Bear-bating,  Bi'ir-bat-ig,  «.    akt  ov  batig  bvz 

wid  dogz.  [cirbiitus. 

Bearberry,  B4r-ber-i,  «.   a  plant,   a  spsjez  ov 
Beard,  Berd,  n.  hv  dat  groz  on  de  lips  and  qin; 

a  bqrb  on  an  aro  er  huk. 
Beard,  Bsrd,  i>.  t.  tu  tak  or  pluk  bj  de  berd;  tu 

opoz  tu  de  fas. 
Bearded,  Berd-ed,  a.  havii)  a  berd. 
Beardless,  Berd-les,  a.  wid-st  a  berd;  yittful. 
Bearer,  B^r-er,  n.  a  karier;  a  suporter. 
Bear-garden,  B4,r-gq,r-den,  n.  a  plas  hwiir  bq,rz 

qr  kept  for  sport;  hens,  a  turbi^lent  asembli. 
Bear-herd,  B4r-herd,  «.  wun  has  tendz  bi^rz. 
Bearish,  B4r-iJ,  a.  partakig  ov  de  kwolitiz  ov  a 

b^r. 
Bearing,  B4r-ig,  n.  de  pozijon  ov  wun  plas  from 

aniider; — ^jestyi\,r;  men. 
Bear-ward,  B4r-ward,  n.  a  keper  ov  b<vz. 
Beast,  Best,  n.  an  irajonal  animal;  a  brcotal  man. 
Beastliness,  Best-li-nes,  n.  bruotaliti;  filtines. 
Beastly,  Best-li,  a.  bra)tal;  filti;  obsen. 
Beat,  Bet,  v.  t.  [^.  bet,  ^w.  betig,  betn  or  bet;]  tu 

strjk;  tia  broDz;  tu  tred  a  pqt;  tu  kogker;  tu 

vagkwij;  tu  surpds. 
Beat,  Bet,  v.  i.  tia  mcDv  in  a  piilsatori  maner:  tu 

daj  az  a  flud  or  sterm;  tu  trob. 
Beat,  Bet,  )i.  a  strok:  a  pubajon;  akt  ov  strjkig. 
Beaten,  Bet-n,  p.  from  litt.     8e  {Beat.y 
Beatific,  Be-a-tit-ik,  )    a.    afordig    hevnli 

Beatifical,  Be-a-tif-i-kal,  J       blis  ;    veri    hapi: 

blisful. 
Beatification,  Be-at-i-fi-ka-Jon,  «.  akt  ov  be- 

atifiig;  an  akt  ov  de  pop,  pron-snsig  a  desest 

person  beatifjd  in  hevn.  [in  hevn. 

Beatify,  Be-at-i-fj,  v.  t.  tu  bles;  tu  mak  hapi 
Beating,  Bet-ig,  n.  korekjon  bj  bloz;  a  drubig. 
Beatitude,  Be-at-i-tn,d,  n.  hapines;   blesednes ; 

glori. 
Beau,  Bo,  n.,  pi.  (Beaux,)  Boz,  a  man  ov  dres; 

kokskom;  a  galant;  a  luver. 
Ueau  ideal,  Bo  j-de-al,   [/>.]   a  spejez  ov  bii,ti 

kreati'd  bj  fansi;  jdeal  ekselens. 
Beauish,  B6-iJ,  a.  Ijk  a  bo;  fopij.  [v?urld. 

Beau  monde.  Bo  mond,  ji.  [/)■.]  de  ga  erfajonabl 
Beauteous.  Bii,-te-us,  a.  fq,r;  bii,tiful. 
Beauteously,  Bq-te-us-li,  ad.  in  a  bfi,teus  maner. 
Beauteousness,  Bq,-te-as-ncs,  n.  bi^ti. 
Beautiful,  Bii,-ti-ful,  a.  havig  bq,ti;  f^r.       [er. 
Beautifully,  Bi\,-ti-ful-i,  ad.  inabi|,tiful  man- 
Beautifulness,  B4-ti-ful-nes,  ji.elegansovform. 
Beautify,  Bvi,-ti-f  j,  v.  t.  tu  adorn;  tu  gras;  tu  dek. 
Beautify,  Bq-ti-f j,  v.  i.  tu  gro  bixtiful.    [tiful. 
Beautifying,  Bi\-ti-f  j-ig,  n.  akt  ov  renderig  bi\,- 
Beautiless,  Bi'i.-ti-les,  a.  destitq,t  ov  bi|ti. 
Beauty,  Bi^-ti,  n.  an  asemblaj  ov  grasez;  hwot- 

ever  plezez  de  j;   az,  simetri,  gras,  hqrmoni  ov 

kulorz;  a  partikyv^lar  gras;  a  bqtif ul  person. 
Beauty-spot,  Bi\,-ti-spot,  n.  a  paq;  a  ferl. 
Beaver,  Bev-er,  «.  an  amfibius  kwodrmped;  de 

fur  ov  a  bever;  a  hat. 
Becafico,  Bek-a-fe-ko,  iSp.'\  a  berd,  de  fig-eter. 
Becalm,  Be-kqm,  v.  t.  tu  kwiet;  tu  apez;  tu  mak 

Ezi;  tu  stil. 
Becalmed,  Be-kc^md,  p.  a.  kwjet;  havig  no  wind. 
Becalming,  Be-kqm-ig,  pp.  makig  kqm; — n.  akt 

ov  kwjetig. 
Became,  Be-kam,  i.  from  Uekum.    Se  {Beconie.') 


Because,  Be-kez,  konj.  for  dis  rezn  dat;  on  dis 

ak^snt  dat;  for  dis  koz  dat;  far. 
Bechance,  Be-qdns,  v.  i.  tu  befol,  er  hapn. 
Becharm,  Be-qqrm,  v.  t.  tia  kaptivat;  tu  qqrm. 
Beck,  Bck,  i-.  i.  tu  mak  a  sjn  wid  de  hed. 
Beck,  Bek,  v.  t.  tu  kol  bi  mojon  ov  de  hed. 
Beck,  Bek,  n.  a  sin  wid  at  hed;  a  nod. 
Beckon,  Bek-n, «.  a  sjn  widjt  wurdz;  a  bek;  a  nod. 
Beckon,  Bek-n,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  sjn;  tu  bek. 
Beckon,  Bek-n,  %\  t.  tu  mak  a  sjn  tu.        [klud. 
Becloud,  Be-kl-sd,  v.  t.  tu  dim;  tu  obskq,r;  tu 
Become,  Be-kum,  v.  t.  [/.  bekam,  ps.  bekdmig, 

bekdm:]  tu  si^t;  tu  be  kongroous. 
Become,  Be-kum,  v.  i.  tu  enter  intu  sum  stat; 

tu  be.  [sn,tabl. 

Becoming,  Be-kum-ig,  a.  grasful ;  fit ;  proper  ; 
Becomingly,   Be-kdm-ig-li,   ad.  in   a   bektimig 

maner.  [prjeti. 

Becomingness,  Be-kum-ig-nes,  n,  desensi;  pro- 
Becripple,  Be-krip-1,  v.  t.  tu  mak  lam;  tu  kripl. 
Bed,  Bed,  n.  sumtig  tu  slep  on;  a  k-sq; — a  bagk 

ov  ert  razd  in  a  gqrden;  de  qanel  ov  a  river,  or 

eni  holo;  a  laer;  a  stratum. 
Bed,  Bed,  v.  t.  or  i,  tu  put  tu  er  intu  bed;  tu 

Ij;  tu  slep. 
Bedabble,  Be-dab-1,  v.  t.  tu  wet;  tu  sprigkl. 
Bedaggle,  Be-dag-1,  v.  t.  tu  serl  or  mak  mudi. 
Bedash,  Be-daJ,  v.  t.  tu  wetbj  spaterig  woterou. 
Bedaub,  Be-deb,  v.  t.  tu  smer;  tu  deb  over. 
Bedazzle,  Be-daz-1,  v.  t.  tu  mak  dim  bj  luster. 
Bed-bug,   Bed-bug,    n.   a   fetid    insekt  dat   in- 
fests bcdz. 
Bedchamber,  Bed-qam-ber,  h.  a  qamberfora  bed. 
Bedclothes,    Bed-klodz,    n.  jd.    Jets,   blagkets, 

kuverlets,  &s.,  for  bedz. 
Bedding,  Bed-ig,  n.  de  materialz  ov  a  bed. 
Bedeck,  Be -dek,  v.  t.  tu  dek;  tu  ornament. 
Bedehouse,  Bed-hus,  n.  a  hospital;  an  qmzhxs. 
Bedevil,  Be-dev-1,  v.  t.  tu  tro  intu  disorder  and 

konfi],3on,  az  bj  evl  spirits. 
Bedew,  Be-di^,  v.  t.  tu  mersn  jentli. 
Bedewed,  Be-di'id,  p.  mersnd  az  wid  di],.        [bed. 
Bedfellow,  Bed-fel-o,  n.  wun  hO)  Ijz  in  de  sam 
Bedhangings,  Bed-hag-igz,  n.  pi.  kurtenz  ov  a 

bed. 
Bedight,  Be-djt,  v.  t.  tu  set  of  wid  ornaments. 
Bedim,  Be-dim,  v.  t.  tu  mak  dim;  tia  obski\,r. 
Bedizen,  Be-diz-n,  r.  t.  tu  dres  godili. 
Bedlam,  Bed-lam,  n.  a  hospital  for  lq,natiks. 
Bedlamite,  Bed-lam-jt,  n.  a  madman;  a  lii,natik. 
Bedmaker,  Bed-mak-er,  n.  wun  hot)  maks  bedz. 
Bedmate,  Bed-mat,  «.  a  bedfclo. 
Bedouin,  Bed-to-en,  ii.   de  nam  ov  serten  3rabz. 
Bedpost,  Bed-post,  n.  de  post  ov  a  bedsted. 
Bedquilt,  Bed-kwilt,  ».  a  kuverig  for  de  bed. 
Bedraggle,  Be-drag-1,  v.  t.  tu  serl  bj  droig  in  mud. 
Bedrench,  Be-drenq,  r.  t.  tu  dreng;  tu  sok. 
Bedrid,  Bed-rid,  a.  konfjnd  tu  de  bed  bj  siknes. 
Bedridden,  Bed-rid-n,  a.  konfjnd  tu  de  bed. 
Bedrite,  Bed-rjt,  n.  de  privilej  ov  de  marij  bed. 
Bedroom,  Bed-rcom,  n.  a  rmm  tu  slep  in. 
Bedrop,  Be -drop,  v.  t.  tu  besprigkl. 
Bedside,  Bed-sjd,  «.  de  sjd  ov  de  bed. 
Bedstead,  Bed-sted,  n.  de  fram  ov  de  bed. 
Bedtime,  Bed-tjm,  n.  de  tjm  ov  goig  tu  bed. 
Beduck,  Be-duk,  i;.  t.  tu  put  under  water. 
Bedung,  Be-dug,  v.  f.  tu  mani^r  wid  dug. 
Bedust,  Be-dust,  v.  t.  tu  sprigkl  wid  dust. 
Bedwarf,  Be-dwerf,  v.  t.  tu  stunt  in  grot;  tu 
Bedye,  Be-dj,  v.  t.  tu  stan;  tu  dj.  [dwerf. 

Bee,  Be,  n.  an  insekt  dat  maks  huni  and  waks. 
Bee-bread,  Be-bred,  n.  de  polen  ov  fl-serz  kol- 

ektod  for  fcDd  ov  bez. 
Beech,  Beq,  n.  de  nam  ov  a  tre. 
Beechen,  Beq-n,  a.  belogig  tu  de  beq. 
Beecumast,  Beq-mast,  n.  de  frcot  ov  de  beq. 


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liKKCiioiL,  Jilii-«\,  n.  <r\  elaprist  from  At  mast  er 

uulA  i>\  Ae  br(j  Irt. 
lik:K  EATUi,  \ii-cl-cr,  n.  a  b<.>rd  rtat  frd«  on  bei. 
IfKKK,  Hrf,  /».  (tr  fifj  ov  un  nk.i,  bul,  ur  kn. 
itxtrtAThK,  H»^f-tt-tT,  ».  wun  Ljj  tt.H  brf;-  -u  yo- 

niuii  (iv  dr  ki()  uv  Ingtuadz  f^Tti. 
KKKKHTkiAK,  Hrl-sUik,  «.  u  nljs  oT  bf  f  for  brfflio. 
itKKiiiVE,  lli'-lijv,  It.  u  buk-t  ur  udvr  hulu  vc.-icl  fur 

At:  hiiliilajiiii  ov  hrt. 
|{i:EliASTt:K,  Kc-ru'iri-tur,  u.  wun  hoi  kepM  bcc. 
Hitfc.N,  Hill,  p.  frurn  Ac  vorb  6/-. 
Kler,  lirr,  n.  a  tikur  innil  uv  mult  and  hnpii. 
ItKEU-UAURCL,  Uer-bur-vl,  m.  a  barel  hwic]  huldz 

btr. 
HttT.  Hrt.  H.  a  f^rdcn  v<^jt(abl. 
HtcTi.t:,  Kt'-tl,  n.  iin  in.tvkt;  u  hevi  wudn  inalct. 

HtKTLK,    IJl'-tl,    r.   J.  tU  jut  •St;    tU  hill)  uVlT. 

Hkktlk-browei),  JJ^-ll-br-sd,  a.  havig  |>rc>niin<-nt 

brnx.  [blokij. 

Hektle-iieaoilD,  B^-tl-hcd-od,  a.   stqpid;  hcvi ; 
ItKKTLE  STOCK,  Ue-tl -stok,  II.  At  hanill  ov  a  betl. 
ItttvtM,  llrvi,  ;»./-/.(»•  /!rf';  kiill;  i.k.xii. 
IttKALL,  Hr-liil,  r.  /.  tu  Jiiipn  tu;  tu  kum  tu  pas. 
lltKALL,  Hr  I'l'tl.  V.  i.  tu  hiij)!!:  tu  cikiir. 
Mekit,  iJt-fit,  V.  t.  tu  M\V.  tu  bekdin;  tu  fit. 
ItEFouL,  Uc-fAl,  r.  /.  tu  mak  u  i<h\  ov;  tu  dfHfv. 
liEKURE,  Ur-fur,  prep,  fqrder  onward;  in  Ac  frunt 

ov;  in  iirezenn  oV;  prjor  tu;  cinierior  tu. 
KkKORE,  Ik-fiJr,  a>l.  soini-r  dun:  in  tjiu  jioxt;  pre- 

viuili  tu;  bidcrtu;  Iqrdi-r  onwanl  in  plH.". 
Uekurkiiam),  liE-tiJr-hiiud,  ad.  in  u  stat  ov  an- 

ti>i|4ij<.n;  |>rt'viusli;  antr^rdi-ntli;  at  fvr!<t. 
Ueforetime.  Hc-fur-tjin.  ail.  fonnirli;  ov  uld  Ijm. 
Uekoil,  Ui-f'sl,  I-.  t.  tu  *e\:  tu  p<ili\t;  tu  f'sl. 
Kkkriknii,  Hc-frend,  v.  t.  tu  favor;  tu  iisiit. 
Hkkrik.nuiso,  Hc-frdnd-in.  pp.  favorij);  udio. 
ItEFRiMiE,  Ur-frinj,  r.  t.  tu  ddkumt  wid  frinjez. 
IlKii,  licg,  f.  /.  tu  liv  U|»Jn  quiz;  tu  u^k  qiuz. 
HtG,  Ui'K,  r.  t.  tu  usk;  tu  krav;  tu  cntret  for. 
Heget,  ur-gdt,  V.  t.  [i.  begot,  pt.  brgetij),  brgiitn 

ur  bff^it:]   tu  jcncrat;  tu  prukrral;  tu  pruHlq,". 
IIkuetter,  Hc-gdt-er,  n.  wun  htbkozuz  prudukjon. 
ItEUUAR,  llo(;-ar,  ii.  wun  hoi  livz  bj  bcgij). 
l<KU(iAR,    Ik'g-ar,    i\  /.    tu  rtdi'is   tu   begari;  tu 

cgnlit.  [ti;  stinjinc.'*. 

ItE(i(iARLi.\E8S,  IWg-ar-li-ncs,  n.  menncx;    jKjvcr- 
Heugarlv,  H<*g-ar-li,  a.  vcri  p<»r;  mm;  stinji. 
Heuuarv,  Udg-ar-i,  n.  indijcn.";  gmt  wont;  poverti. 
IttiiiLT,  Ur-gilt,  a.  gilded  or  gilt. 
Hkui.v,  Bc-gin,  r.  ».  [i.  began, /w.  brginig,  bcgnn:' 

tu  entor  iutu  !«umti{)  nii;  tu  komdn^. 
Hkuin,  He -gin,  r.  /.  tu  cnt«rjip6n:  tu  kumdns. 
Heui.n.her,  Uc-gin-cr,  n.  wun  btD  beginc;  de  ffrst 

tttdratvr. 
Heui.mning,  Hr-gln 'h),  n.   dr  (jrijinul.or  ferxt  koz; 

ttT.it  ukt;  fvrst  (xjrt:  At  nixliiiii-nt.-'  or  fi/rst  grisnd. 
Hegird,  Ht-g»;nl,  r.  I.  ^ ('.  brg(Tt  cr  brgf-riled,  jm. 

br^N  rdit),  brgvrt  »r  brgordcd;]  tu  g?ni;  tu  bjnd 

rM.I;  tu  !<ur>ind;  tu  Jut  in. 
HtGLUiBEG,  l%liT-beg,  n.   in   Turki,  At  guv- 

ernor  ov  a  pruvins. 
HgGHAW,  Hr-no,  r.  t.  tu  bit;  tu  tt  awd. 
'•'  4''»n,  V.  i.  go  awd;  ha.^t  awii. 

Ill  i.'.gut-n,  (/'•^'■""'''''■i'^'-    ^'U^'if'f-) 

Hti.uiiik.  U»  -grjm,  r.  I.  tu  »tfl  wid  sobt  or  d?rt. 
BxuRi  UGE.  Ht-gnij,  r.  t.  tu  envi  dr  pozojon  ov. 
Beglilc  Hf-gil,  r.  I.  tu  impciiz  up6n;  tu  dtJi^v; 
Begin,  Hr  giin, />.  fn>m  ^r</if».  [tu  anu^x. 

BuiALr,  Ht-hqf,   M.    fnviir;   koz  favurd;   intcrcitt; 

ak'Siit;  wik;  ."iipwrt:  vindiknj<>n. 
Bkuave,  Hrhiiv.  r.  /.  tu  k.mdiikt;  tu  dcmin;  tu 

knri;  uz,  "  lU  bffuirz  hinurlf  wcl."  [wlf. 

BuiAVE,  Ht-hiiv,  V.  I.  tu  akt;  tu  kondi\kt  wunz 
BxuATioK.  Ur-hav-yor,  n.  mancr  ov  kundiiktiQ,ur 

OT  drmcnig  wuoi  self;  kondakU 


Rkiiead,  Rc-b<Vl,  r.  t.  tu  dtpr|T  ovdc  b«d;  tu  At- 

kapitnt.  {JtthM.) 

Heiiklk,    Hj-  hdid,   ».   and   /'.    from    lirhuld.     'At 
Hkiikmutii,  Ht'-hir-inot,  n.  un  animal  drikrjbd  in 

.Icjb,  Huiiuzd  b|  !«uuj  tu  br  At  river  hor«. 
Heiieht,  Hr-hd.«t,  n.  u  koukind;  prrK«pt. 
Hkiiind,  ]{r-h|nd,  prtp.  at  dt  l>ak  ov;  f6ldig  an 

tidi-r;  rrumniu  uftcr;  infrrior  to. 
Heiiind.  Hi-hjiid,  ml.  in  At  rrr:  bakwardz;  b*k. 
HEiii.viiiiANU,  He-bjnd-hand,  ati.  a.  in  ar^rz;  bak- 

word;  t<irdi. 
Behold,  Hr-h^ld,  r.  t.  [i.  bebdid,  pt.  brholdig, 

bihdld:)  tu  vii:  tu  »e,  in  an  orofatikal  m-nn. 
Heiiolu,  Hf -hilild,  r.  t.  tu  luk;  tu  dirdkt  dr  (z. 
Hkiioldk.n,  Hr-huld-n,  a.  bund  in  gratitiid. 
Hkmoi.ker,  Hr-hiJld-pr,  n.  wun  hdi  bchuldz  or  trt. 
HtllooK,   Hi'-b.iif,  II.  jiriifit;  advciiitHJ:  bcnrfit. 
Hehoovaui.e,  Hr-hj'iV-ii-bl,  a.  fit;  ck»ptdient. 
ItEHOoVE,  Ue-hif)V,  r.  /.  lu  be  fit  for;  tu  bckiim. 
HEiiuovEruL,  He-h<£iv-ful,  a.  fit;  yq^ful;  pnifit- 

ubl.  [zii!t«. 

Hei.N'G,  He-i]),  ii.  ogzi.^tcn.';  a  pcnum  er  tig  dat  eg- 
Heimg,  He-ij),  ;</>.  from ///•.•cgzixtip.  (tu  pl{. 

Helauor,  Hr-la-bor,  r.  /.  tu  bet  s'xndli;  tu  tump: 
Helamour,  Hdl-a-miur,  ii.  u  giilant;  d  kon.xort. 
Helamy,  H«'-l-a-ini,  ii.  u  frcnd:  an  intituat. 
Helate,  Hr-liit,  r.  t.  tu  retard:  tu  mak  tOi  lat. 
Delated,  He-liit-wi,  a.  brnitod:  toi  lat. 
Uelat,  He-la,  r.  f.  tu  bli.k  up;  tu  atak;  tu  beisfj: 

tu  fii.-^n,  or  lunk  fust,  az  u  rup. 
Belch,  Hehj,  c.  i'.  tu  ejekt  wind  from  de  ftumak. 
Belch,  Bcb;,  r.  t.  tu  tru  nt  from  At  I'tumak. 
Belch,  Bcbj,  «.  akt  ov  beldi):  eruktajon. 
Beldam,  liel-dam,  h.  an  uld  wumun;  a  hag. 
Beleaguer,  Bt-lrg-or,  <-.  t.  tu  besej:  tu  blok  uji. 
Belkmmte,    Be-lem-njt,    n.   a  jeuerik    nam   for 

fiisilz  iiv  df  klus  fcfalopodez. 
Bel  ksi'Rit,  Bi-I  es-pre,    n.   [Fr.]  n  man  ov  wit. 
Belfry,  li^'l-fri,  n.  a  plas  hw^r  belz  qr  bug. 
Helgio,  B^l-jik,  a.  pertanig  tu  Beljika,  er  Flan- 

dcrz. 
Belial,  Be-li-al,  n.  Satan;  At  devl;  wikcdncs;  vjy. 
Belie,  Br-lj,  r.  /.  ti.i  dander;  tu  kaluiunint. 
Belief,  Br-lef,  ii.  akt  ov  belevig:  tig  belevd:  per- 

swnjon:  krrd:  fat;  rrlijon.  [kredibl. 

Believable,    Be-lev-a-bl,    a.    dezervig    krcdit; 
Believe,  Br -lev,   r.  t.   tu  eksersji  belef  in;  tu 

kri'<lit;  tu  tru.-t;  tu  tigk  tni).  [fat. 

Believ>;,  Be-lcv,  r.  i.  tu  hav  bel^f:  tu  ckM!rs|i 
I  Believer,  Be-lev-er,  ii.  wun  hii>  bele'vz. 
j  Belike,  Bc-ltk,  ati.  pmbabli:  Ijkli. 
Bell,  liel,  n.  a  bolu,  sTindig  veiiel  ov  metal. 
Bell,  B<>I,  r.  i.  tu  gro  l{k  a  bet  in  Jap:  tu  rwcl. 
Belladonna,  Bel-a-d6n-<i,  n.  dedii  nitjad;  lili. 
Bellatrix.  Bdl-a-trik.",  ii.  a  rudi  .^tqr  in  (Jrjon. 
Hellk,  HcI,  II.  [/r.{  a  vug  ladi  admird  for  b(\li 

and  akomplijmentx:  a  gn  yug  ladi. 
Belle8  lettre-s,  Bil  let-cr,  u.  pi.  [/>.]  puljt  lit- 

cratqr:  klii.>ikal  otorz.  [ov  a  bcl. 

Bell-fa-shioned,  l{«l-faJ-ond,  a.  havig  de  form 
Bellflower,  lUM-tlu-or,   n.  a  jenus  ov   plantii 

hitiz  fltor  rezdmbiz  a  liel.  (bdi. 

Bellfoi'nder,   Itcl-f'Knd-cr,    n.    wun   bin   f'sndc 
Bellfoindkry,   Bdl-fisnd-cr-i,    ii.   a   plas   hwnr 

belz  qr  ku't. 
Belligerent.  liel-ij-cr-cnt,  a.  w^jig  wor:  eogdjd 

in  wor.  [wor. 

Belligerent,  Bel-ij-cr-cnt,  n.  a  pqrti  kariig  on 
Bellipotent.  Bel-i|>-L>-tcnt,  a.  mjii  in  wor. 
Bellman.  Bel-mun,  n.  a  kqer  ov  guih:  a  krjer. 
Hellmktal,  Bi'l-inet-al.  n.  an  uliir  or  luik.-itvqr  ov 

kn[K'r,  tin,  and  komonli  a  porjon  ov  bru.«  or  zigk. 
Bellow,  lktl-<j,  r.  t.  tu  mak  a  nffz,  as  a  bul;  tu 

krj  u\-ki\:  tu  vo.«ifcrBt;  tu  rur. 
Bellowing,  Bdl-u-ig,  n.  lid  box:  a  rorig. 
Bellows,  Btfl-«js,  n.  an  instnitmcnt  for  bluii^ 


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Bellpeppee,  Bel-pep-er,  n,  de  red  peper;  a  spejez 

ov  kapsikum. 
Belleinger,  Bel-rig-er,  n.  wun  hO)  rigz  belz. 
Belluine,  Bel-ytt-jn,  a.  Ijk  a  best;  bestli;  br(i)tal. 
Bellweathee,  Bel-wed-er,  n.  a  Jgp  hwiq  kariz 

a  bel. 
Belly,  Bel-i,  n.  dat  pqrt  ov  At  bodi  hwiq  kon- 

tanz  de  entralz:  abdomen;  a  protii,berans. 
Belly,  Bel-i,  v.  i.  tia  bulj  er  hag  -st. 
Bellyache,  Bel-i-ak,  n.  pan  in  At  b'selz;  kolik. 
Bellyband,  Bel-i-band,  n.  a.  gert  fer  a  hers. 
Bkllyfull,  Bel-i-fial,  n.  az  muq  az  filz  de  beli, 
Belomancy,  Bel-o-man-si,  n.  divinajon  bj  aroz. 
Belong.  Be-16r),  v.  i.  tu  be  de  properti  ov;  tva 

apertiin  tu;  tu  adher  tu;  tu  hav  relajon  tu. 
Beloved,  Be-luvd,  p.  luvd:  az,  "he  woz  muq  be- 

luvd;" — a.  Be-luv-ed,  der;  az,  "a  beluved  sun." 
Below,  Be-lo,  prep,  under  in  plas,  tjm,  er  digniti; 

inferior  in  ekselens;  unwurdi  ov. 
Below,  Be-lo,  ad.  in  a  loer  plas;  on  ert;  in  hel. 
Belt,  Belt,  n.  a  ledern  gerdl;  saj;  zon;  strat. 
Belt,  Belt,  v.  i.  tu  enserkl;  tu  gerd  wid  a  belt. 
Belted,  Belt-ed,  a.  w^ii)  a  belt. 
Beluga,  Be-14,-g<i,  n.  a  seta  Jus  f  ij  valyn,d  fer  its  erl. 
Belvideee,  Bel-vi-der,  n.  a  pavilyon  on  de  top 

ov  a  bildii). 
Bemangle,  Be-mai)-gl,  v.  t.  tu  tv  asunder. 
Bemask,    Be -mask,    f.  t.  tu  hjd;  tu  konsel;   tu 

mask. 
Bemaze,  Be-maz,  v.  t.  tu  bewilder;  tu  perpleks. 
Bemire,  Be-mjr,  v.  t.  tu  drag  in  de  mjr. 
Bemist,  Be-mist,  v.  t.  tu  kuver  az  wid  a  mist. 
Bemoax,  Be-mon,  v.  t.  tu  lament;  tu  bewal. 
Bemoaning,  Be-mon-ii),  pp.  lamentii);  bewalii): — 

n.  lamentajon.  [mok. 

Bemock,  Be-mok,  v.  t.  tu  tret  wid  mokeri;  tu 
Bemol,  Be-mol,  n.  {Mus.}  aniider  nam  fer  B  flat. 
Bemourn,  Be-morn,  ;•.  t.  tu  wep  over. 
Bemused,  Be-m^zd,  a.  overkdm  wid  mqzig. 

Ben,  Ben  |  „.  a  purgativ  frcot. 

Bennut,  Ben-nut,  )  '     " 

Bench,  Benq,  n.  a  log  set;  a  trjbtinal  ov  justis; 

de  kort;  de  bodi  ov  jujez. 
Benchee,  Benq-er,  «.  a  senyor  in  de  inz  ov  kort. 
Bend,  Bend,  v.  t.  \i.  bent  er  bended,  ps.  bendii), 

bent  w  bended:]  tu  mak  kruked:  tu  direkt  tu 

a  serten  pernt;  tu  inkljn;  tu  b's;  tu  subdvj,. 
Bend,  Bend,  v.  i.  tu  be  inkdrvated;  tu  yeld. 
Bend,  Bend,  n.  a  kurv;  a  kruk:  a  fleksyq^r;  a  bent. 
Bendable,  Bend-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  bent  er  inkiir- 

vated. 
Bendee,  Bend-er,  n.  a  person  er  tig  dat  bendz. 
Bendlet,  B4nd-let,  n.  a  litl  bend. 
Beneaped,  Be-nept,  a.  on  de  grund. 
Beneath,  lUz-iiiAjprep.  under:  loer  in  plas;  loer 

in  ragk,  ekselens,  er  digniti;  unwdrdi  ov. 
Beneath,  Be-ned,  ad.  in  a  loer  plas;  belo:  on  ert. 
Benedict,  Ben-e-dikt,  j   n.  a  nq,li   marid  man. 
Benedick,  Ben-e-dik,   S      [Derjvd  from  de  nam 

ov  Benedik.  wun  ov  de  karakterz  ov  Zaksf>erz 

Muq  adcb  ahst  nufig.  [Benedikt. 

Benedictine,  Ben-e-dik-tin,   a.   belogig   tu  St 
Benediction,  Ben-e-dik-Jon,  n.   a  blesig;  tagks; 

invcikajon  ov  hapines: — institiiJon  ov  anabot. 
Benefaction,  Ben-e-fak-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  konferig 

a  benefit;  de  benefit  konferd;  donajon;  gratq,iti; 

a  benefit.  [a  benefit. 

Benefactoe,  Ben-e-fak-tor,  «.  wun  hcD  konferz 
Benefacteess,  Ben-e-fak-tres,   n.  a  femal  ben- 

efaktor. 
Benefice,  Ben-e-fis,  n.  an  ekleziastikal  livig. 
Beneficed,  Ben-e-fist,  a.  hav  a  benefis. 
Beneficence,   Be-nef-i-sens,   n.   aktiv  gudnes; 

kjndnes. 
Beneficent,   Be-nef-i-sent,  a.  kjnd;   dcoig  gud; 

qaritabl. 


Beneficial,  Ben-e-fiJ-al,  a.  advantajus. 
Beneficially,  Ben-e-fiJ-al-i,  ad.  advantajusli. 
Beneficialness,  Bon-e-fiJ-al-nes,  n.   yn,sfulnes. 
Beneficiaey,  Ben-e-fiJ-i-a-ri,  a.  holdig  sum  tig 

in  suberdinajon  tu  anuder. 
Benefit,  Ben-e-fit,  ji.  a  kjndnes;  advdntaj;  yqs. 
Benefit,  Ben-e-fit,  v.  t.  tu  diB  gud  tu;  tu  asist; 

tu  help. 
Benefit,  Ben-e-fit,  v.  i.  tu  gan  advdntaj. 
Benevolence,  Be-nev-o-lens,  n.  dispozijon  tu  dcb 

gud;  gud  wil;  qariti;  kjndnes;  benigniti.  [wil. 
Benevolent,  Be-nev-o-lent,  a.  kjnd;  havig  gud 
Benevolently,  Be-nev-o-lent-li,   ad.   wid  gud 

wil.  [Bengel. 

Bengalee,  Ben-gel-e,   n.   de  laggwaj  spokn  in 
Bengalese,  Ben-gel-ez,  n.  siy.  and  pl.\  a  nativ 

er  de  nativz  ov  Bengel. 
Benight,  Be-njt,  v.  i.  tu  involv  in  dqrknes. 
Benign,  Be-njn,  a.  kjnd;  jenerus;  jentl. 
Benignant,  Be-nig-nant,  a.  kjnd;  grajus;  benev- 
olent, [kjndnes. 
Benignity,  Be-nig-ni-ti,   n.  grajusnes;   aktyq^al 
Benignly,  Be-njn-li,  ad.  kjndli;  grajusli;  favor- 

abli. 
Benshie,  Ben-Je,  n.  an  irij  f^;  a  fq,riz  wjf. 
Bent,  Bent,  i.  and  p.  from  Bend.     Se  {Bend.) 
Bent,  Bent,  n.  stat  ov  beig  bent;  fleksyT],r;  dekliv- 

iti;  inklinajon;  tendensi;  fikst  purpus. 
Benumb,  Be-num,  v.  t.  tu  mak  terpid. 
Benzoin,  Ben-zern,  n.  a  medisinal  rezin  imported 

from  de  8st  Indez;  keld  elso  gum  benjamin. 
Bepeaise,  Be-praz,  r.  t.  tu  praz  ekstravagantli. 
Bequeath,  Be-kwed,  v.  t.  tu  lev  bj  wil  tu  andder. 
Bequest,  Be-kwest,  «.  a  legasi. 
Berate,  Be-rat,  v.  t.  tu  qjd  vehementli;  tu  skold. 
Beeattle,  Be-rat-1,  v.  t.  tu  fil  wid  ratlig  s'sndz; 

tu  qjd;  tu  skold. 
Beebeeey,  Ber-ber-i,  n.     Se  {Barherry.y 
Beee,  Ber,  H.  a  spejez  ov  bqrli  in  Skotland. 
Bereave,    Be -rev,    v.    t.   [i.   berevd   &r    bereft, 

ps.  berevig,  berevd  er  bereft:]  tu  deprjv. 
Beeeavement,  Be-rev-ment,  j».  los;   deprivajon. 
Beeeft,  Be-reft,  i.  and  p.  from  Berev.     Se  {Be- 
reave.} 
Beegamot,  Ber-ga-mot,  n.  a  spejez  ov  p^r; — a 

perfi|,m.  [under  klifs. 

Beegander,   Berg-an-der,  n.  a  duk   dat  bredz 
Bergmaster,  Berg-mas-ter,  n.  a  balif  erqef  ofiser. 
Berlin,  Bcr-lin,  er  Ber-lin,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  koq. 
Beenaedine,  Ber-nar-din,  «.  wun  ov  an  order  ov 

mugks.  [naked  sedz. 

Berry,  Ber-i,  n.  a  sdkyiilent  er  pulpi  frot  wid 
Berth,  Berfi,  n.  a  stajon  ov  a  Jip;  a  rcbm;  a  boks 

tu  slep  in. 
Beeyl,  Ber-il,  n.  a  jem  er  mineral  ov  a  gren  er 

blqij  gren  kulor.  [kulor. 

Beeylline,  Ber-il-jn,  a.  Ijk  beril;  ov  a  pal  gren 
Bescattee,  Be-skat-er,  v.  t.  tu  tro  loosli  over. 
Besceatch,  Be-skraq,  v.  t.  tu  t^r  wid  de  nalz. 
Beseech,  Be-seq,  v.  t.  [i.  beset,  p«.  beseqig,  beset;] 

tu  entret:  tu  beg:  tu  implor. 
Beseem,  Be-se'm,  v.  t.  tu  bckum;  tu  be  fit  for. 
Beseeming,  Be-sem-ig,  n.  kumlines; — a.  bekdmig. 
Beseemly,  Be-sem-li,  a.  fit;  bekumig:  sqtabl. 
Beset,  Be -set,  v.  t.  \i.  beset,  ps.  bcsetig,  beset;]  tu 

besej;  tu  wala;  tu  embaras;  tu  fel  upon. 
Beshrew,  Be-Jrdt),  v.  t.  tu  wij  a  kurs  tu. 
Beside,  Be-sjd,  )  prep,  at  de  sjd  ov;  over  and 
Besides,  Be-sjdz,  (  abuv;  distiijkt  from;  st  ov. 
Beside,  Be-sjd,  (  ad.  mor  dan  dat;  morover; 
Besides,  Be-sjdz, )  not  in  dis  number;  eks^pt. 
Besiege,  Be-sej,  v.  t.  tu  beleger;  tu  la  sej  tu;  tia 

hem  in:  tu  beset. 
Besieger,  Be-sej-er,  n.  wun  h*  besejez. 
Beslime,  Be-sljm,  v.  t.  tia  sffl;  tu  deb. 
Beslubbee,  Be-sldb-er,  v.  t.  tu  deb;  tu  sluber. 


BET 


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BUMEAK,  Be-Bm&T,  v.  t.  tu  bedtib;  tu  bM;  ta  niier. 
Bi^iMiucu,  Be-am^n],  v.  t.  tu  Mrl;  tu  dii*kdlor. 
B>.--MOKE,  Be-smuk,  f.  t.  tu  i%\  nr  drj  wid  smuk. 
Bk-smit,  IJr-.-'imit,  r.  <.  tu  imtI  vrid  cinuk  or  ikbU 
Beu.vlkkku,  Hr-siidft,  a.  .>*incrd  wid  ciiuf. 
BlCtiuM,  Hk-zmiu,  n.  u  brotiu  luad  ov  twigs. 
Bk80RT,  Hf-s<'irt,  t'.  t.  tu  st^t;  tu  fit;  tu  bekdm. 
Besot.  Be-s*')!,  r.  t.  tu  infatynat;  tu  Btijpclj. 
BicsoTTKD,  Be-s<!>t-cd,  p.  a.  mad  iioti/,  or  fibli/. 
Bksol'uht,  Be-8^t,  «.  and  p.  from  litnig;  ant  bi  cn- 

treti;  iiuplurd. 
BcafANULE,  He -apag-gl,  t-. /.  tuudiim  wid  .spa(|^lz. 
BssrATTKU,  Be-si)at-er,  r.  t.  tu  -ttfl  bj  siatcTiy. 
BCSPKAK,  liE-«i>ek,  r.  t.  [«.  be.'iMJk, />«.  bc>i>rki(), 

be«|xjkn:]   tu  gitek  for  befurbaud:  tu  lulrti:!;  tu 

bttukn;  tu  forbud:  tu  Ju.  [orderz. 

Be8Peaki:e,   Be-spek-er,   «.  wun  hoB  bE9JJt•k^,  or 
BKbPLCKLK,  Bt-s|>ok-l,  r.  t.  tu  m^\r\i.  wid  iji>eklz. 
Besi'KW,  |{f-s|)i^,  f.  ^  tu  club  wid  vomit. 
Be8I'U  iv.  HE-fpJit,  V.  t.  tu  pEzu  wid  HJHStZ. 
BKSflT.  lic-^il>il,  f. /.  tu  dob  wid  -pill. 
BksI'OT,  Hc-.-ipot,  f.  I.  tu  uuirk  wid  tiputs. 
Buii-UKAI).  Ik-iiprod,  «•.  t.  tu  sprt'd  over. 
BtJUfttiNKLK,  I<E-.«priQ-kI,  r.t.  tu  sprigkl  er  skat- 
Besfiut.  Hr-spiirt,  r.  /.  tu  tru  Tst.  [cr  wver. 

Bioji'i  TTta.  BE-spiit-tT,  r.  /.  tu  fputcr  over. 
Bu>T,  Hest,  A.  guj-rrl.  ov  (i ud ;  must  gudj  dathaz 

gvid  kwi>litiz  iu  df  hicst  drgre. 
Best,  Bc«t,  mi.  tuperl.  ov  Wei;  in  de  hicst  degr£  ov 

gudnes;  yi^zd  in  kompuzijon:  az,  "bc^t  beluvcd." 
Bestain,  He-!'tuii,  c.  /.  tu  mqrk  wid  stanz. 
Bestial,  lio^i-yal,  a.  bcluuig  tu  u   bEi>t;  bt^tli ; 

bnbtal. 
BiasTiALiTr,  B«at-yi-al-i-ti,  n.  kwoliti  ov  bcst^. 
Bestialize,  Bejt-yal-{z,  r.  /.  tu  mak  Ijk  u  be.^t. 
Bestially,  Be.'it-yul-i.  ad.  bni.tali. 
BxsTicK,  Be-!itik,  r.  t.  tu  stik  lavcr  wid. 
BxsTiK,  Be-.-it^r,  c  i.  tu  put  iiilu  vigoru^  ak/on. 
Bestow,  Bc-.-itu,  r.  t.  tu  giv;  tu  konf*T:  tu  im- 
port: tu  giv  in  marij;  tu  aplj:  tu  la  tst;  tu  la 

up;  tu  dr|KJzit. 
Bestowal.  He-st4^-al,  n.  de  akt  or  bestoig. 
Bestow ME.N'T,  He-stu-mcnt,  n.  de  akt  ov-best^ig. 
Bestradule,  Be-^trjd-l,  r.  t.  tu  be.->tr{d. 
Bestkew,  BE-.itn£i.  t,r  Bc-^tru,  c.  t.  [i.  bestrud  or 

be.'tridn,  /v<.  bEstrjJij),  bEStridn:]  tu  jprigkl  over. 
BE8T£1I>E,  BE-strjd,   r.  /.  tu  stqd  uver;   tu  step 

over;  tu  rjd  on. 
Bestud,  Be-stud,  t-.  /.  tu  adorn  wid  studz. 
Bxt,  Bet,  n.  a  wajer: — v.  t.  tu  la  a  wnjer. 
Betake,  Ue-tak,  r.  t.  [i.  betuk,  /<«.  betakip,  be- 

tukn:j  tu  hav  rtkurs  tu;  tu  aplj;  tu  remiiv. 
Betel.  He-tl,  «.  woter-poj»er,  an  Indian  plant. 
Bktui.vk,  Ik-tigk,  r.  /.  ft.  betot,^^.  betiykig,  be- 

th'U:]  tu  rekol  tu  rr flekjon;  tu  remjnd. 
Betuleiieu,   Ik-t-Ie-hem,   n.  an  in?an  hospital; 

kortipted  tu  bedlam. 
BsTHoiouT,  Be-tot,  i.  ond^.  from  Hctiijk.    Se 

{Jitthink.) 

Bethimp,  HE-tump,  r.  t.  tu  bet;  tu  tump. 
Betide,  Betjd,  v.  t.  tu  hapn  tu;  tu  befol. 
Betide,  Be-tjd,  r.  i.  tu  hapn;  tu  bekdm. 
Betimk.  Br-tim,     *..,,.  .. 

Betimes.  Be-ljmi, )   "^-  ""^^i;  8a.n;  ?rii. 
Betokk.v,  Bc-tu-kn,  r.  t.  tu  signif};  tu  loTJ£>;  tu 

diiiut. 
BrroNV,  B^t-o-ni,  n.  a  jenus  ov  biter  plant.". 
Betook,  Betuk,  i.  from  Jirtak.    Se  {L'ttakw) 
Bktoss,  Be-Ios,  r.  t.  tu  diittdrb;  tu  tos  up. 
Bctkat,  Be-tra,  r.  t.  tu  giv  up  or  diskluz  lre<;er- 

u.«li:  tu  divdlj  a  «ekret:  tu  diskdver;  tu  entrap. 
Betrayal,  Be-tni-aL,  ».  de  akt  ov  betraig. 
Betkavkii,  He-tni-er.  h.  wun  hiB  brlnii. 
Betrim.  Ilf-lrim.  r.  t.  tu  dek:  lu  dre,';  tu  trim. 
Bktrotu.  Be-trtit,  r.  t.  tu   kontrakt  tu  eni  wun 

in  orxler  tu  a  ftttyi^r  mArij;  tu  afioof;  tu  plej. 


Betrothmemt,  Be-trot-ment,  m.  de  akt  ot  betnSt- 
Better,  B«jt-ur,  a.  k</mp.  ov  tiud;  ai^perior.  [in. 
Better.  Bi-i-er,  aJ.  tour,  radcr;  in  u  bjer  degre. 
Better,  H«i-er,  r.  t.  tu  iupnitv;  tu  udvan:). 
Betterino-holse,  B»it-<r-io-h'8i,  ».  a  bus  fur  de 
r<-torujuJon  ov  oltl-uderz.  [au  e^Utt. 

Betterment,  IWt-er-ment,  n.  an  impniivment  tu 

BkttoK.    Bet-or,   ri.  wun  h(Jj  bett,  or  luz  WHJen. 
Betty,  IWt-i,  n.  an  in^lnijment  tu  brak  upn  dun. 
Betwee.v,  Be-twen,  j^rep.  iu  de  iuteruirdiut  »piu; 

from  wun  tu  andder;  in  de  mid!  ov;  bttwilut. 
Betwixt,  Bp-twik.'^t,  pr,/'.  in  At  niidl  .,v:  beiwin. 
Bevel,  Bev-el,  n.  eni  ajjgl  not  a  qt  uygl,  or  bqf  u 

rjt  »Dgl: — u   kjod  ov  .skwiir  mojvabl  on  u  «ent«r; 

yiizd  ol.-^  az  an  udjcktiv. 
Bevel,  B«v-o1,  v.  (.  tu  kut  tu  a  bevel  aggl. 
Beveled,  Bev-eld,  />.  a.  kut  tu  a  bevel  a^l. 
Beveraue.  Bev-er-aj,  n.driok:  likor  tu  bt  drugk. 
Bevy,  l{ov-i,  n.  a  flok  ov  berdz:  u  kuui(iani. 
IfEWAiL.  Be-wul,  r.  (.  tu  bemun;  tu  lament. 
Bew.mli.nu,  lie-walig,  /fp.  n.  lamentig;  bemuni{|, 

huni-iitajou. 
Beware.  Be-wj'ir,  r.  j.  tu  regard  wid  kojon. 
Bewilder,  Bs-wil-dcr,  r.  t.  tu  perpleks;  tu  cn- 

t.'ilWl. 
Bewitch.  Be-wiq,  r.  t.  tu  qqrm:  tu  fa^inat. 
Bewitcuixo,  Be-wi^-ig,  a.  fa^sinatig;   entjuntig. 
Bewitchi.noly,   Be-wiq-ig-li,   ad.  in  an  alqrig 
I      luaner.  [qdntment. 

I  Bewitchme.nt,   Be-wiq-ment,   n.    fasina/on  ;   cn- 
Bewuav.  B£-rti.  r.  /.  tu  betni:  tU  Ju. 
I  Bewrayer,  Be-ra-iT.  «.  wun  luo  l)eruz. 
Bevo.nd,  Be-yond,  /  /.y..  on  dE  fqrdcr  sjd  ov;  fqr- 

der  onward  dan;  i/tdjr:  abdv;  pust. 
Bevoxd,  Bc-yund,  ud.  at  u  distan.s;  yonder. 
Beza.nt,  Be-zant,  n.  a  gold  ktfn  or  anjent  Bizon- 

tium. 
Bezantler,  BE-t;int-ler,   n.   de   branq  ov  a  derz 

h'lrn  ni-k.-t  abiiv  de  br's  antler.  [iz  fikst. 

Bezel.  Boz-el, ;».  dat  i>qrt  ova  rig  in  hwiq  de  s^ton 
Bezoar.  Be-zur,  u.  a  kalki^luj  konkre/oc;  aati- 

[kTZUUS. 

Biangl'Lated,  B{-ag-gq,-lat-ed,  a.  havigtoiagglz. 
Bias.  Bj-a.-i,  u.  wat  on  wun  sjd;  pqrjialiti;  bent: 

prE|NizcJon;  inklinnjon.  [en?. 

Bias,  Bj-os,  r.  /.   tu  inkljn  tu  wun  4d:  tu  inflq- 
BlB,  ]iil>,  n.  a  pes  ov  linen  put  on  a  qjldz  brest. 
Bib.  liib,  r.  i.  tu  tipl;  tu  sip;  tu  drigk. 
BiBACiots,  Bj-ba-Ju?,  a.  ndikted  tu  drigkig. 
Bibber.  Bib-er,  n.  a  tipler:  a  t<jpcr;  a  sot. 
Bible,  B|-bl,  n.  At   Buk  V<|   wa  ov  emincns;  de 

volyiim  ov  de  sakred  Skriptyqrz. 
Biblical,  Bib-li-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  Bibi. 
Bibliographer,  Bib-li-og-ra-fer,  u.  wun  verst  in 

bibliogrofi. 
Bibliographic,  Bib  li-o-graf-ik,  |  a.  relatig 

Bibliographical,  Bib-li-o-gnif-i-kal,  i      tu    de 

nolcj  iiv  buks.  [ovbuks. 

Bibliography,  Bib-li-6g-ni-fi,  n.   sjens  or  nolcj 
Bibliology,  Bib-li-t>l-o-ji,  «.   biblikal  literatqr; 

a  tretiz  on  liuk.<;  bibliografi.  [buk. 

Bibliomancy.  Bib-li-o-man-^i,  n.  divinajon  bj  u 
Bibliomania,  liib-li-o-ma-ni-<i,  n.[L.]  bukmad- 

ne.-<;  mj  for  poi<^.-<ig  r^r  and  kqrius  buks. 
BiBLiOMA.MAC.    Bib-li-u-ma-ni-ak,    n.    wun   ha> 

baz  a  nij  fcir  buks. 
BiBLiOMANiACAL,  Bib-li-o-ma-ni-a-kal,  a.   relat- 
ig tu  bibliumania.  [olist. 
BiBLlopoL}:,  Bib-li-o-pol,  n.  a  buk.«eler;  bibli6p- 
Bibliopolist.  Bib-li-op-o-lisf,  h.  a  bukseler. 
BrnLioTiiECAL,    Bib-li-u-tE-kol,  a.  belogig  tu  a 

Ijbrnri. 
Bibliotheke,  Bib-li-u-tek,  n.  a  Ijbrari. 
BiBLisu.  Bib-liJ,  n.  wun  konvcrsant  wid  de  Bjbl. 
Bibulous,    Bib-yi^-lus,  a.  dat  ii  apt  tu   imbib; 

spu^ji. 


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BiCAPSULAE,  Bj-kap-sti-lar,  a.  havig  too  kapsiilz. 

In  Bdani,  havig  tcD  kapsq,lz  kontanig  sedz  tii 

gq  fl-ser. 
Bice,  Bjs,  /i.  a  gren  er  Ijt  blq,  kulor. 
Bicipital,  Bi-sip-i-tal,    )  a.  havig  to  hedz  er  to 
BiciPiTOUS,  Bj-sip-i-tus,  \      orijinz. 
BiCKEE,  Bik-er,  i'.  i.  tu   dispi\,t  ab^t   trjflz;  ta 

kwiver. 
BiCKEEiNG.  Bik-er-ig,  n.  a  kworel:  a  skermij. 
BicKEEN,  Bik-ern,  n.  an  jurn  endig  in  a  pernt, 
BicoEXOUs,    Bj-ker-nus,  'a.,    havig   to    hernz  er 

antlerz. 
]jICOEPOEAL,  Bi-kor-po-ral,  a.  havig  to  bodiz. 
Bid,  Bid,  v.  t.  [C  bad  w  bid,  ps.  bidig,  bidne^/'  bid:] 

tu  dszir;  tia  komdnd;  tu  ofer;  tu  invit. 
Bid,  Bidj  n.  an  ofer  tu  giv  a  serten  prjs. 
Bidden,  Bid-n,  p.  from  Bid;  komdnded. 
Bidder,  Bid-er,  n.  wun  hco  bidz  or  oferz  a  prjs. 
Bidding,  Bid-ig,  n.  a  komdnd:  order;  ofer  ov  prjs. 
Bide,  Bjd,  v.  t.  tu  endi'|,r;  tu.sufer;  tu  wat  for. 
Bide.  Bid,  v.  i.  tu  dwel;  tu  rEman:  tu  abid. 
BiDENTAL,  Bi-den-tal,  a.  havig  tO)  tst. 
Bidet,  Bi-det,  n.  a  smel  hers  or  nag. 
Biennial,  Bj-en-i-al,  a.  kontiuyn,ig  tcD  yerz. 
Biennially,  Bj-en-i-al-i,  ad.  at  de  ixtdrn  ov  to 

ygrz. 
BiEE,  Ber,  n.  a  karij  for  konvaig  de  ded. 
BiESTiNGS,  Best-igz,  n.  pi.  de  ferst  milk  ov  a  k-s 

after  kqvig. 
Bifacial,  Bj-fa-Jal,  a.  havig  de  opozit  fasez  aljk. 
Bifaeious,  ijj-fa-ri-us,  a.  tajfold:  dubl. 
BiFEEOUS,  Bif-er-us,  a.  b^rig  friDt  twjs  a  ycr. 
Bifid,  Bj-fid.  a.  kleft  in  tin;  havig  t(»  pqrts. 
BiFiDATED,  Bif-i-dat-ed,  a.  divjded  intu  tin;  bifid. 
BiFLOROUs,  Bi-flca-rus,  a.  havig  tCD  fliserz. 
BiFOLD.  Bi-fold,  a.  toifold:  dubl;  ov  too  kjndz. 
BiFOEM,  Bi-form,  a.  havig  tm  fennz  er  bodiz. 
BiFOKiiED.  Bi-formd,  a.  havig  tm  formz. 
BiFRONTED,  Bj-frdnt-ed,  a.  havig  td)  frunts. 
Bifurcate,  B[-fur-kat,         /   a.  forkt:  havig  tcD 
BiFUECATED,  Bj-fur-kat-ed,  (       branqez. 
Big,  Big,  a.  grat;  Iqrj;  hiy;  pregnant;  swoln. 
Big,  Hf  Bigg,  Big,  n.  a  kind  ov  winter  bqrli. 
Bigamist,  Big-a-niist,  n.   wun  dat  haz  komited 

bigami. 
Bigamy,  Big-a-mi,  n.  de  krjm  ov  havig  t<t)  wjvz 

er  tm  huzbandz,  at  wuns. 
Bigeminate,  Bj-jem-in-at,  a.  twin  ferkt:  havig  a 

ferkt  pEtiol,  az  a  kf.  [vesel. 

Biggin,  Big-in,   n.  a  qjldz  kap: — a  kan,  er  smel 
Bight,  Bjt,  n.  a  smel  ba;  Az  kerl  ov  a  rop. 
Bigness,  Big-nes,  u.  sjz;bulk:gratnes  ovkwontiti. 
Bigot,  Big-ot,  n.  wun  undi]^li  dgvoted  tu  a  pqrti, 

opinyon,  or  praktis;  a  bljnd  zelot. 
Bigoted,  Big-ot-ed,  a.  ful  ov  bigotri:  undt|li  dt- 

voted:  preji^dist.  [bigot. 

Bigotedly,  Big-ot-ed-li,  ad.  in  ds  maner  ov  a 
BiGOTEY,  Big-ot-ri,  n.  blind  zeI;  sv^perstijon. 
Bijou.  Be-j^oj,  n.  [/>.]  a  jx^el;  a  trigket. 
BiJOUTEY,  Bs-grfi-tri,  «.  de  makig  or  delig  in  jq,- 

elz;  ji^elri. 
BiJUGOUs,  B}-ji|,-g«s,  a.  havig  tio  pE^rz  ov  leflets. 
Bilabiate,  Bj-la-bi-at,  a.  havig  t(i)lips,er  lobz. 
BiLAMELLATE,  Bj-lam-cl-at,  a.  havig  de  form  ov 

a  fhitnd  sfer:  lonjiti^dinali  bifid.  [el. 

BiLANDEE,  Bil-an-der,  n.  a  smol  Dug  merqant  ves- 
BiLBEEEY,  Bil-ber-i,  «.  a  smol  Jrub,  and  its  froat. 
Bilbo,  Bil-bo,  n.  a  rapier  sord;  fjn  or  qers  sord. 
Bilboes,  Bil-boz,  n.  pi.  a  sort  ov  stoks  far  de  fet, 

yH,zd  for  punijig  ofenderz  at  se. 
BiLBOQUET,  Bll-bo-ka,  n.  [/)•.]  de  ter  keld  a  kup 

and  bdl. 
BlLE,  Bjl,  )i.  a  yelo  er  grenij  fln,id  separated  in 

de  liver,  and  kolekted  in  de  gel-blader. 
Bilge,  Bilj,  jj.  de  bredest  pqrt  ov  a  Jips  botom;  de 

protuberant  pqrt  ov  a  kask; — keld  elso,  Indj. 


Bilge,  Bilj,  r.  i.  tu  sprig  a  lek;  tu  let  in  weter. 

BiLGEWATER,  Bitj-we-ter,  n.  weter  Ijig  in  de  bilj. 

Biliary,  Bil-ya-ri,  a.  belogig  tu  de  bjl. 

Bilingual,  Bi-lig-gwal,  )       •    *    ,-     . • 

r>      ».„,  .X.    T)-  1-  '     a.  in  tm  laggwajez. 

BiLiNGUAE,  Bi-hg-gwar,  )  •'°     •' 

BiLiNGUOus,  Bj-lig-gwus,  a.  havig  tm  tugz;  spek- 

ig  tm  tugz. 
Bilious,  Bil-yus,  a.  partakig  ov  bjl. 
BiLiTEEAL,  Bj-lit-er-al,  a.  konsistig  ov  tm  leterz. 
Bilk,  Bilk,  r.  t.  tu  qet;  tu  desev;  tu  dsfred. 
Bill,  Bil,  n.  b£k  ov  a  fisl;  a  pik  aks;  a  batl  aks;  a 

ritn  paper;  an  ak-snt  ov  muni;  a  statment  ov 

gudz  purqast.     Q  deklarajon  in  rjtig,  ekspresig 

grevans  er  rog: — a  propozd  lo  er  akt.     Jiil  ov 

eksganj,  a  not  erderig  de  pament  ov  a  sum  ov 

muni. 
Bill,  Bil,  v.  i.  tu  kares,  az  duvz,  bj  jernig  bilz. 
BiLLAGE,  Bil-aj,  11.  de  bredt  ov  de  flor  ov  a  Jip 

hwen  Je  Ijz  agr-Snd. 
BiLLAVEEA,  Bil-a-VE-m,  n.  [Z.]  a  trm  bil. 
Billet,  Bil-et,  n.  a  not:  a  leter; — a  tiket  direktig 

.-tjljerz  hw.-^r  tu  loj; — a  log  ov  wud. 
Billet,  Bil-et,  v.  t.  tu  plas  er  kwerter  soljerz. 
Billet-doux,  Bil-a-dtfi,  n.  [Fr.]  a  luv  leter  er  not. 
Billiards,  Bil-yardz,  n.  id.  a  gam  plad  wid  bolz 

and  masez  or  stiks,  on  a  tabl.  [gwaj. 

Billingsgate,  Bil-igz-gat,   n.  ribaldri;  f'sl  lag- 
Billion,  Bil-yon,  n.  h'l  dc  Igglif  7ntiod,  a  milyon 

ov  milyonz;  ?/^  dc  Freng,  a  t-szand  milyonz. 
Billow,  Bil-o,  n.  a  wav  swoln  and  holo. 
Billowy,  Bil-o-i,  a.  swelig;  turjid. 
Bilobate,  Bj-16-bat,  /         i-   •  i  j  •  t     x^  ,  v 
Bilobed,  Bi-lobd,       )    ^-  '^i^i'i'^'i  1"*^  ^'^  l*^^^- 
Biloculae,  Bj-16k-yi|-lar,  a.  kontanig  to  selz, 

az  a  pod. 

Bimane,  Bi-man.  )       u     •    i^  i,     j 

Tj       »  „   „  "r.-  a.  navii)  tm  handz. 

Bimanous,  Bim-a-nus,  )  '' 

Bimensal,  Bj-men-sal,    a.    oktirig  wuns    in    Ub 

munts. 
Bin,  Bin,  ji.  a  repozitori  fer  kern,  bred,  er  wjn. 
BiNAEY,  Bj-na-ri,  a.  dubl:  kompozd  ov  tm. 
BiNATE,  Bj-nat,  a.  beig  dubl,  or  in  kuplz. 
Bind,  Bjnd,  r.  t.  [i.  b'snd,  pjs.  bjndig,  bund;]  tu 

konf in  wid  kerdz;  tu  gerd;  tu  fasn  tu:   tm  tj 

tugeder:  tu  obljj  bj  kontrakt,  ot,  er  kjndnes; — 

tu  mak  kostiv. 
Bind,  Bjnd,  v.  i.  tu  kontrakt  its  on  x)qrts  tugeder. 
Binder,  Bind-er,  n.  wun  hm  bjndz  buks,  &s.;  a 

filet. 
BiNDEEY,  Bjnd-er-i,  n.  a.  plas  hws^r  buks  qr  b"8nd. 
Binding,  Bind-ig,  n.  a  bandaj;  ds  kuver  ov  a  buk. 
Binding,  Bind-ig, /j/j.  a.  kompelig;  obljjig:  obliga- 

tori. 
Binnacle,  Bin-a-kl,  n.  At  kumpas  boks  ov  a  Jip. 
BiNOCLE,  Bin-o-kl,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  tekskop.  [jz. 
Binocular,  Bj-nok-yii-lar,  a.  havig  er  ytizig  tm 
Binomial,  Bj-no-mi-al,  )  a.  konsistig  ov  to 
BiNOMiNous,  Bj-nom-in-us,  \  namz  er  memberz. 
BiOGEAPHEE,  Bj-og-ra-fer,  n.  a  riter  ov  a  personz 

BiOGEAPnic,  Bj-o-graf-ik,  }  a.  pertanig  tu 

BiOGEAPHiCAL,  Bj-o-graf-i-kal,  i      de  histori  ov 

a  personz  Ijf. 
Biography,  Bj-6g-ra-fi,  n.  a  histori  ov  de   Ijf 

and  karakter  ov  eni  person. 
Biology,  Bj-61-o-ji,  n.  de  sjens  ov  Ijf. 
]?IPAE0US.  Bip-a-rus,  a.  prodt^sig  tm  at  a  berfi. 
Bipaetible,  Bj-pqrt-i-bl,  j    a.  dat  ma  be  divjded 
BiPARTiLE,  Bip-ar-til,       j       intu  tm  pqrts. 
Bipartite,  Bip-ar-tjt,  a.  havig  to  korespondent 

pqrts.  [intu  tm. 

Bipaetition,  Bi-par-tiJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  divjdig 
Biped,  Bi-pcd,  n.  an  animal  wid  tm  fet. 
Bipedal,  Bip-e-dal,  a.  tm  fet  in  legt;  havig  tm  fet. 
BiPENNATE,  Bj-pen-at,  a.  havig  tm  wigz. 
Bipetalous,  Bj-pet-a-lus,  a.  havig  tm  fl-ser  levz. 


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BiQUADRATE,    Uj-kw/xl  FBt,     n.    df     (kw^r     OV     il 

»kw;ir,  .ir  At  lurt  p'scr. 
biQLAtiRATic,  Kj-kwod-rat-ik,  a.  relatig   tu    At 

furt  |iner. 
BiBAUiATK,  B{-r&-di-at,  a.  bavig  Uo  rai,  ax  a  fin. 
HiKcii,  UtTi:,  n.  a  wel-non  trr  ov  several  gpr Jrr. 
BiKi'UEN,  Uv'rq-n,  a.  mini  "«v  b«T(j. 
BlKi>,  Uvrd,  n.  II  jrnirul  torm  for  At  fedcrd  kjrid. 
ButDBOLT,  Kerd-bult,  n.  an  nru  blunt  at  Ac  end 

for  At  I  uriius  ov  JOitiy  Ix-nli. 
BiKU-CAui:,  liyrd-kflj,  n.  a  kaj  lu  kcp  b^rds  in. 
Bud-call,  B^rd-kol,  n.  a  pip  for  imitatig  de  not^ 

OT  b^rdz. 
BlKD-CATCHUi,  H</rd-ka<;-cr,  II.  wun  hii>  tak.'b^rdz. 
BiKULlMK,    ll(;rd-l|m,    ii.    u   gliitinu-i  sub!<tau.-<,  bj 

hwiij  Ac  id  iiv  .-null  b<;rd«  qr  intay;;ld. 
BiRUS  LYK,  Bi.-rdz  |,  n.  <i  {iluiil;  u  priiuroz. 
Birds  kyk,  Ik'rdz  {,  a.  dtnutin  a  vi;  ov  an  objekt 

ur  |ila.><  uz  iirn  fruin  ubdv,  az  bj  a  bl^rd. 
BiRD's-KYK  MApLi:,  ]t«Tdz-i  tna-pl,  n.  a  gpejez  ov 

wud  yiizd  ill  kiibinot  wurk. 
BlRDSNKisT,  Hvrdz-nest,  ii.  Ac  pins  hwi-jr  bordz  dr- 

lodit  d;ir  vgz,  and  biKj  d;\r  yuy;— a  plant. 
BlRDWiTTKD,  Uord-wit-ed,  a.  not  havly  Ac  fak- 

ulti  ov  atonjon. 
BlRKM K,  H|-rnu,  n.  a  vesol  wid  t<ti  baglu  ov  ors. 
BlRUAMiKR.  |{«;r-g«n-dcr,  II.  a  sort  ov  wjld  git>.f. 
BlRTU,  IWrt,  II.  di-  akt  <>v  kuuiig  intu  l^f;  ck}>trak- 

Jon:  ruyk  bj  ilt-ionf:  lintnj. 
Birthday,  li<-rt-da,  n.  At  da  on  hwiq  cni  wun  iz 

born;  Ac  anivrpyiri  ov  wunz  b^rt. 
BiRTliDUM,  Byrt-dom,  n.  privilej  ov  bfrt. 
BiRTiiMuiiT,  Bi^rt-njt,  n.  de  n}t  on  bwi^  wun  iz 

bom.  [bom. 

BiRTiii'LACE,  nvrt-plns,  n.  Ac  plas  hw.ir  wun  iz 
RlRTiiuiCHT,  l{<;rt-rjt,  «.  Ac  rjtjor  privilej  tu  hwicj 

a  i>\»rs«in  iz  born. 
B18CUIT,  Bis-kit,  u.  a  kind  ov  bred,  variu.^li  mad. 
Bisect,  Uj-M^kt,  r. /.  tudivjd  intu  t4i)Ekwal  p<irtj!. 
B18ECT10.N,  Bj-i'ek-Jon,  n.a  divi3on  intu  tiCekwal 

pqrt.i. 
BiSKUMENT,  Bj-.s^-ment,  n.  wun  ov  de  pqrts  ov 

a  Ijn  divjdi-d  intu  tiij  f  kwal  jiqrti. 
Bl8£XL°AL,  Bj-seks-yti-nl,  a.  ov  but  sekscz. 
Bishop,  BiJ-op,  n.  wun  ov  Ac  hjcr  order  ov  klorji 

hill  haz  (jqrj  ov  a  dju.'e,-':  a  pri-lat.  [df  cur(j. 

Bishop,  ISij-op,  r.  t.  tu  konft/mi;  tu  admit  intu 
Bisuoi-uic.  UiJ-op-rik,  n.  Ac  djoises  ov  n  bijop. 
BisyiTii,  Biz-mut,  n.  a  metui  ov  ydui/ or  rcdij 

hwit  kulor,  and  lamelar  tek-styt^r. 
Bison,  Bi-s<in.  ».  a  kjnd  ov  wild  oks,  in  dc  {  U.  S.) 

knid  Ac  bufalu. 
Bissextile.  Ui-seks-til,  n.  lep  ycr;  everi  furtycr. 
B18T01  RY,  Bi.^-tur-i,  fi.  a  ?urjikal  instrxDment. 
Bistre,  Bis-ter,   n.  a  brsn  pant,  mad  ov  soit;  a 

br-xn  ]>itnuent. 
BisuLcoi-s,  Bi-s(il-ku8,  a.  klorn-futed. 
Bit,  Bit,  n.  de  ium  ov  a  bqdl;  a  smol  pes;  a  mor- 

(tel:  Q  kflm. 
Bit,  Bit,  c.  t.  tu  put  a  bit  in  de  m'st:  tu  qek. 
Bitch,  Hiq,  n.  de  femal  ov  Ac  kanjn  k^nd. 
Bite,  Hit.  r.  t.  [1.  bit,  /-*.  \>\W^  bitn  >fr  bit:]  tu 

kru/  wid  de  tet;  tu  kut;  tu  WiDnd;— tu  giv  pan 

bl  kuld;  tu  qet;  tu  trik. 
Bite,  Bjt,  «.  de  akt  ov  bitijj;  sejtir  bi  de  tet;  de 

akt  ov  (1  fij  dat  taks  de  bat;— a  qet;  a  trik;  a 

Biter,  r.ji-or,  n.  wun  dat  bit.»:  a  (jet;  a  de.«ever. 
BiTiNO,  Hjtij),  /./».  a.  Jqriv,  wv^r,  kostik;  wrkastik. 
Bittac'LE,  Bit-a-kl,  n.  a  kumiaiK-bokn;  binakl. 
BiTTt.v,  Bitn.  /'.  Kfzd  or  w«i.n«lt'<l  wid  At  tet. 
Bitter,  Bit-cr,  a.  bavin  u  hot,  akrid  ta«t;  Jqrp; 

kniH'l:  imnful:  rtpru<;ful:  aflikti^j. 
BlTTKRisn.  Bit-er-iJ,  a.  sumbwot  bitcr. 
BiTTLKi.oHNESS,  Bit-cr-iJ-nci<,  n.  a  niiol  degr<  ov 

bilcrnes. 


Bitterly,  Bit-cr-li,  ad.  in  a  bit«r  maoer;  /qrpli. 
HiTTKKN,  Bit-era,  n.  a  bfrd  wid  loy  Icgz:-  a  bit«r 

likw'id. 
BiTTER.NESa,  Bit-er-Dca,  n.  a  biter  ta«t;  malij!. 
Bitters,  Bit-eri,  «.  pi.  a  likor  kontanio  an  infq- 

jon  ov  biter  •■rl>z  or  Witii.  [bilor. 

BiTTER-BWEET,  Uit-ernwet,  n.  an  apl  Bwet  axtd 
BiTiMED,  Hi-H'iiiid,  a.  eraerd  wid  pic. 
BiTiMEN,  Bi-ti^-men,  <i.  u  mineral  pi<;;  a«filtain. 
HiTiMi.NOi-s,  Bi-tq-min-UK,  a.  kontiinij  bitiimia. 
Bivalve,  Bj-valv,  a.  havijj  \xb  valvz  or  Jutcrx. 
Biviols,  Biv-i-u.-,  a.  havip  uij  waz. 
Bivouac,  Biv-wak,  n.  {Fr.\  Ac  w.jo.io  ov  an  qnni, 

in  ui>n  .'(r,  at  nit,  in  ek.''|*ktaJon  ov  an  engaj- 
BivoiAC.  Biv-wak,  r.  J.  tu  wcm;  on  gqrd.  [ment. 
BiZANTi.NE,  Biz-an-tin,  n,  a  grat   pen  ov'gtjld; 

bezant.  (ckstravagant. 

Bizarre,  Bi-w^r,  a.  [/>.]  od;  atranj ;  fantiitik; 
Blab,  Blab,  r.  t.  tu  tel,  az  sekrets;  tu  diviilj. 
Blab,  Blab,  r.  i.  tu  tatl;  tu  tel  talz. 
Blab,  IMab,  n.  a  teltal;  a  babler;  tatl. 
Blabber.  Blib-cr,  n.  a  teltal;  a  bailer. 
Black,  Biak,  a.  ov  de  dqrkest  kulor;  dqrk;  kliidi; 

murnfal:  horibl;  wikcd:  dizmal. 
Black,  Blak,  11.  a  blak  kulor;  a  negro. 
Black.  Blak,  r.  t.  tu  mak  blak;  tu  blako. 
Blackamoor.  Blak-a-nKtir,  n.  a  negro. 
Black-art,  Hhik-qrt,  11.  majikal  qrt;  majik. 
Blackball,  Blak-bol,  «.  a  kompozijon  forblakip 

Joiz.  [ota. 

Blackball,  Blik-bel,  r.  t.  tu  rejekt  bi  blak  bal- 
Blackberrt,  Blak-bcr-i,  h.  de  fnnt  ov  de  brambl. 
Blackbird,  Blak-bord,  11.  in  //;<//an</,  asioijj-b^rd; 

in  Aiiurilay  Ac  grakl.  [k-8». 

Black  CATTLE,  Blak-kat-l,  11. /*/.  oksn,  bulz,  and 
Black-cock,  Blak-kok,  n.  Ac  het-kok. 
Black E.v,  Blak-n,  r.  t.  tu  mak  blak;  tu  dqrkn; 

tu  drfiim. 
Blacken,  Blak-n,  r.  j.  tu  gro  blak. 
Blackexer.  Blak-n-cr,  n.  wun  hii>  blaknr. 
Blackkisu,  Blak-fiJ,  11.  a  kind  ov  fiJ  f^nd  on  dc 

/urz  ov  Xq  logland. 
Blackfriar,  Blak-frj-ar,  n.  wun  ov  6.t  Domini* 

kan  order  ov  muyk^. 
Blackguard,  Blag-qrd,  n.  o  vulgar,  bas  felo. 
Hlacki.sh.  lilak-ij,  a.  sumhwot  blak.  [<i))k. 

Black-jack,  Blak-jak,  n.  a  ledem  kup;  an  or  ov 
Black-lead,  Blak-led,  11.  plumbago,  or  graf it;  a 

minenil  yiizd  for  pen.-iilz. 
Blackleg,  Blak-l«-g,  n.u  t^rmaplid  tu  gamblers. 
Black-letter,  Blak-let-er,   n.  Ac  old  logli/,  er 

modern  (iotik  leter  or  karaktcr. 
Blackly.  Bl.ik-li,  ad.  Jqrkli  in  kulor;  atrojusli. 
Black-mail,  Bhik-nuil,  n.  a  .«erten  rat  anjentli 

jiad  for  jirotekjon  tu  men  aljd  wid  n)bcrz. 
Black-monday,  Blak-mun-da,   n.  Fster  Munda, 

hwi(;,  in  34t  Edw.  Ill,  woz  so  kold  dat  men  did 

on  horsbnk. 
Blackmoor,  Blak-nknr,  n.  a  negro:  blakam<Lr. 
Blacknes-s,   Blak-Dc^,    n.    blak   kulor;  dqrknes: 

atroju.snes;  rnonniti  in  wikedncs. 
Black-puddino,  Blak-pud-ig, n.  a  pudigmadov 

lilud  and  gran. 
Black-rod,  Blak-nxl,  n.  de  ujer  bclonig  tu  dc 

onliT  i>v  Ac  gqrttr,  ha>  karix  a  hlak  rvo. 
Black.smitii,  Blak-<mit,  n.  a  smit  biD  wurk.i  in 

iiirii.  [kulor. 

Blacks.nake,  Blak-.<nnk,  n.  a  fi^rpent  ov  a  blak 
Blackthorn,  Blak-torn,  n.  de  t>lo  trc. 
Black-wadd,  Blak-wod,  n.  an  or  ov  manganlx. 
Bladder,  Bl.ad-er,  n.  a  ve.^el  kontanig  5um  lik- 

wid  in  Ac  Ixxli,  az  yqrin,  bjl. 
Blade.  Bind,  h.  de  »p|r  ov  gnis  bcf^ir  it  grox  tu 

Kfd;  Ac  Jqrji  |iqrt  ov  a  wepn;  a  ga  felo. 
Bladebonk,  Bliid-bon,  n.  dc  bun  ov  dc  Julder. 
Bladesmitu,  Blad-$:mit,  n.  a  «ord  kutlcr. 


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BLO 


Blaink,  Blan,  n.  a  pustql;  a  bloq;  a  sor. 
Blamable,  Blam-a-bl,  n.  dtzen-ii)  ov  blam;  felti. 
Blamableness,  Blam-a-bl-ne!<,   w.  feltines;  kdl- 

pablnes. 
Blamablt,  Blam-a-bli,  ad.  in  a  maner  dezervii) 

blam. 
Blame,  Blam,  v.  t.  tu  senjq,r;  tu.  qqrj  wid  a  felt. 
Blame,  Blam,  n.  impi^tajon  ov  a  felt;  krjm. 
Blameful,  Blam-ful,  a.  kriminal;  kulpabl. 
Blameless,  Blam-les,  a.  fre  from  blam;  inosent. 
Blamelessly,  Blam-les-li,  ad.  wid'st  blam;  ino- 

sentli. 
Blamelessxess,  Blam-les-nes,  n.  inosens. 
Blameworthy,  Blam-wur-di,  a.  kulpabl. 
Blanch,  Blanq,  v.  t.  tu  hwjtn;  tii  strip  er  pel  of. 
Blanch,  Blanq,  v.  i.  tu  gro  hwit;  tu  Evad:  tu  Jif  t. 
Blanchee,  Bldnq-er,  n.  wun  hot)  blanqez. 
Blanc-mange,    t  Blq-monj,  n.  \Fr.\  food  mad  ov 
Blanc-mangee,  i      milk  er  krem,  Jugar,  qmondz, 

jzii)glas,  sago,  &s.,  berld. 
Bland,  Bland,  a.  soft;  mjld;  jentl;  kiirteus. 
Blandiloquence,  Blan-dil-o-kwens,    n.    atdii), 

flaterii)  spsq. 
Blandish,  Blan-diJ,  v.  t.  tu  smmd;  tu  sofn. 
Blandisher,  Blan-diJ-er,  n.  wun  hco  flaterz  and 

s(Ddz.  [flateri. 

Blandishment,  Blan-diJ-ment,   n.   kjnd  wurdz; 
Blandness,  Bland-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beii)  bland. 
Blank,  Blaijk,  a.  hwjt;  pal;  konfq,zd. 
Blank,  Blaijk,  n.  a  verd  spas  on  paper:  a  paper 

unritn;  a  lot  bj  hwiq  nutii)  iz  gand. 
Blank,  Bla^k,  v.  t.  tu  damp;  tu  konfq,z;  tu  efas. 
Blanket,  Blar)k-et,  n.  a.  wulen  klot  er  kuver  fer 

a  bed. 
Blanket,  Bla^k-et,  v.  t.  tu  tos  in  a  blanket. 
Blankly,  Blagk-li,  ad.  in  a  blai)k  maner;  palli. 
Blankness,  Blagk-nes,   n,  peilnes;  wonnes;  kon- 

fqson. 
Blank-veese,  Blai)k-v^rs,  n.  eni  kjnd  ov  vers  in 

hwiq  dq,r  iz  not  rjm. 
Blaee,  Blf^r,  V.  i.  tu  rsr;  tu  belo. 
Blarney,  Bl^r-ni,  n.  gros  flateri;  tjrsum  diskors. 
Blaspheme,  Blas-fsm,  v.  t.  tu  spek  in  termz  ov 

hi  ireverens  ov  God;  tu  spek  evl  ov. 
Bla'spheme,  Blas-fem,  v.  i.  tu  spek  blasfemi. 
Blasphemes,  Blas-fem-er,  n.  wun  hoj  revpz  God. 
Blaspheming,  Blas-fem-ii),  jip-  r^^li?);  reproqii). 
Blasphemous,  Blas-fe-mus,  a.  kontanig  blasfemi. 
Blasphemously,  Blas-fe-mus-li,  ad.  in  a  blasfs- 

mus  wa. 
Blasphemy,  Blas-fe-mi,  n.  an  indigniti  oferd  tu 

God  er  sakred  ti^z,  in  wurdz  er  rjtig. 
Blast,  Blast,  n.  a  gust  ov  wind;  sisnd;  bljt;  eks- 

plojon  ov  p-sder;  wun  smeltiij  ov  or. 
Blast,  Blast,  v.  t.  tu  kez  tu  wider;  tu  disap^^nt; 

tu  split  wid  p'sder. 
Blastee,  Bldst-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  blasts. 
Blasting,  Bldst-ig,  n.  a  blast;  dsstrukjon;  eks- 

plojon.  [best. 

Blatant,  Bla-tant,  a.  beloig,  az  a  kqf,  er  uder 
Blattee,  Blat-er,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  sensles  nffz. 
Blaze,  Blaz,  n.  a  flam;  a  strem  ov  Ijt; — a  hwjt 

mqrk,  az  upon  a  hersez  ferhed. 
Blaze,  Blaz,  v.  i.  tu  flam;  tu  bs  konspikynus. 
Blaze,  Blaz,  v.  t.  tu  publij;  tu  blazn;  tu  mqrk. 
Blazer,  Blaz-er,  n.  a  pdblijer  ov  reports. 
Blazing-star,  Blaz-ii)-st<^r,  n.  &.t  p6pyq,lar  nam 

ov  a  komet. 
Blazon,  Bla-zn,  v.  t.  tu  eksplan  de  figyq,rz  on 

ensjnz  qrmorial;  tu  dek;  tu  sekbrat. 
Blazon,  Bla-zn,  n.  ds  qrt  ov  droig  kots  ov  qrmz; 

Jo;  divulgajon;  selebrajon. 
Blazoney,  Bla-zn-ri,  n.  de  qrt  ov  dEskrjbig  kots 

ov  qrmz  in  proper  termz. 
Blea,  Blf,  n.  de  pqrt  ov  a  trs  under  de  bqrk. 
Bleach,  Bleq,  v.  t.  tva  hwjtn;  tu  mak  hwjt. 


Bleach,  BIec,  v.  i.  tu  gro  hwjt. 
Bleachee,  Bleq-er,  n.  wun  hoD  bleqez  klot. 
Bleacheey,  Blgq-er-i,  a.  a  plas  fer  bleqifl. 
Bleaching,  Bleq-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  hwjtnii). 
Bleak,  Blek,  a.   opn;   ekspozd  tu  a  fre  kurent 

ov  q,r;  hens  kold,  az  a  blek  hil. 
Bleak,  Blek,  n.  a  smel  spejez  ov  river  fij. 
Bleakly,  Blek-li,  ad.  in  a  blek  maner. 
Bleakness,  Blek-nes,  ;i.  ekspozednes  tu  de  wind; 

koldncs. 
Bleae,  Bier,  a.  weteri;  dim:  wek;  sor;  bludi. 
Blear,  Bier,  v.  t.  tu  mak  ae  jz  weteri  er  sor. 
Bleaeedness,  Bler-ed-nes,  ».  dimnes  trco  weter. 
Blear-eyed,  Bler-jd,  n.  havii)  weteri  er  red  jz. 
Bleat,  Blet,  v.  i.  tu  krj  Ijk  a  Jep. 
Bleat,  Blet,  I       a    \   ■  r  ^ 

Bleating,  Blet-ig,   i  "•  '^^  ^l  ^'^'^  ^^P  ^'  £«*• 
Bleb,  Bleb,  n.  a  litl  tt^mor,  vesikl,  er  blister. 
Bleed,  Bled,  v.  i.  [i.  bled,  ps.  bledii),  bled;]  tu 

IcDz  blud;  tu  drop  az  blud.  [set. 

Bleeding,  Bled-ii),  n.  a  letig  ov  blud  wid  de  lan- 
Blemish,  Blem-iJ,  v.  t.  tu  mqrk;  tu   tqrnij;  tu 

defam. 
Blemish,  Blem-iJ,  n.  a  mqrk  ov  defermiti;  tant 
Blend,  Blend,  v.  t.  tu  miijgl  tugeder;  tu  miggl; 

tu  miks. 
Blende,  Blend,  n.  an  or  ov  zir)k  and  sulfur. 
Bless,  Bles,  v.  t.  [i.   blesed,  er  blest,  ps.  blesij, 

blesed  er  blest:]  tu  mak  hapi;  tu  wij  hapines  tu. 
Blessed,  Bles-ed,  p.  a.  hapi;  enjerii)  felisiti;  holi. 
Blessedness,    Bles-ed-nes,    n.  hapines;  felisiti ; 

divin  favor. 
Blessing,  Bles-ii),  n.  a  gud  wil;  divjn  favor. 
Blest,  Blest,  i.  and  p.  from  Bles.     Se  {Bless.) 
Blew,  Blq,  i.  from  lilcj.     Ss  {Blow.) 
Blight,  Bljt,  n.  a  dizez  insident  tu  plants,  and 

tu  de  hq,man  bodi;  eni  tii)  nipii)  er  blastii). 
Blight,  Bljt,  v.  t.  tu  afekt  wid  bljt;  tu  blast. 
Blind,  Bljnd,  a.  destiti^t  ov  sjt;  dqrk;  unsen. 
Blind,  Bljnd,  v.  t.  tia  mak  bljnd;  tu  dqrkn. 
Blind,  Bljnd,  n.  sumtii)  tu  hinder  de  sjt. 
Blindfold,  Blind-fold,  a.  haviij  de  jz  kuverd. 
Blindfold,  Blind-fold,  v.  t.  tu  hinder  from  seig. 
Blindly,  Bljnd-li,  ad.  wid-st  sjt;  implisitli. 
Blind-man's-buff,   Bljnd-manz-buf,  n.  a  pla  in 

hwiq  wun  ov  de  kumpani  iz  bljndfolded. 
Blindness,  Blind-nes,  n.  wont  ov  sjt;  ignorans. 
Blindside,  Bljnd-sjd,  n.  a  weknes;  a  wek  sjd. 
Blindwoem,  Bljnd-wurm,  n.  a.  smel  vjper. 
Blink,  Bliijk,  v.  i.  tu  wink;  tu  se  obsktirli. 
Blink,  Bliijk,  v.  t.  tu  stqrt  from  wid  averjon. 
Blink,  Bligk,  n.  a  glimps;  a  glans. 
Blinkaed,  Blii)k-ard,  n.   wun  hcD  bliijks  er  haz 
Bliss,  Blis,  n.  hjest  hapines;  felisiti.  [bad  jz. 

Blissful,  Blis-ful,  a.  hapi  in  de  hjest  degre. 
Blissfully,  Blis-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  blisful  maner. 
Blissfulness,  Blis-ful-nes,  n.  egzelted  hapines. 
Blistee,  Blis-ter,  n.  a  pustvi,l;a  vesikl;  a  plaster. 
Blistee,  Blis-ter,  v.  i.  tu  rjz  inblistcrz  er  vesiklz. 
Blistee,  Blis-ter,  v.  t.  tu  raz  a  blister  on. 
Blithe,  Bljd,  a.  ga;  q,ri;  j^us;  mertful. 
Blithely,  Bljd-li,  ad.  in  a  bljd  maner. 
Blitheness,    Bljd-nes,  )   n.  gaeti;    ds 

Blithesomeness,    Bljd-sum-nes,  i      kwoliti    ov 

beii)  bljdsum. 
Blithesome,  Bljd-sum,  a.  ga;  qerful;  meri. 
Bloat,  Blot,  v.  t.  tu  swel;  tu  mak  turjid. 
Bloated,  Blot-ed,  a.  gron  turjid;  inflated;  puft 

up.  [bloted. 

Bloatedness,  B16t-ed-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
Blobbee,  B16b-er,  n.  a  bubl;  a  bluber. 
Blobbee-lipped,  B16b-er-lipt,  a.  havig  tik  lips. 
Block,  Blok,  n.  a  hevi  pes  ov  wud,  mqrbl,  er  ston. 
Block,  Blok,  v.  t.  tu  Jut  up;  tu  obstrukt. 
Blockade,  Blok-ad,  n.  de  aktovjutig  up  a  port. 
Blockade,  Blok-ad,  v.  t.  tu  Jut  up  bj  obstrukjon. 


BLU 


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BOA 


Blockhead,  B16k-hMl,  n.  a  8tiy>id  or  dul  ponton. 
Blockheaukd,    ltl6k-bed-ed,    a.   utiipid;    dul    in 

iiiuli-kt. 
BLiK'K-iiot'aJ^  BI6k-h'K(,  n.  a  furtrud  tu  dcfdod  a 

hqrlxir. 
Blockihu,  BliSk-iJ,  m.  I{k  a  bluk;  ttqpid;  dul. 
Block -TIN,   B16k-Un,  n.  tin  kant   intu  blok«  or 

iiigou. 
Blooi>,  lilud,  n.  de  rod  fli^id  dut  H^rki^Uttt  in  At 

budiz   iiv    uniaiuli:     fuiuili;    kiudruU :   dcsout  : 

blud  rtriil:  bludji-d;     <i  nik. 
Blood,  Ittud,  r.  t.  tu  Mtun  wid,  or  let  blud. 
Blood -KLuw KB,  lildd-llit-or,  n.  a  bulbu^i  plant: 

bruiaiitu'*. 
Bloou-ul'ilti.nuu),  Bidd-gil-ti-no.1,  n.  murder. 
Bloudukat,   Itliid-btt,  n.   bet  uv  Ac  nam  dfgrt 

wid  dut  iiv  dr  blud. 
Bluodhoini),  Kliid-bYnd,  n.a  fen  ipejeiov  bund. 
Bloodily,  liliid-i-li,  aJ.  in  a  bludi  maner. 
BLOoDi.NtiiU),  Itliid-i-nvd,  n.  de  stat  ov  beigbludi. 
Bloodliu*s8,  llliid-lc!),  a.  wid'St  blud;  ded. 
Bloodlktiui,  BIdd-lct-cr,  n.  wun  bii>  bledz  wid 

dr  lun«-t.  [ijii-inHrui. 

Blouduoot,  Klud-rvbt,  n.  nam  uv  a  pluut,   SAy- 
Bluuiisiikd,  Hldd-Jfd,  n.  murder:  islotcr. 
Kluoii.shkddkk.  Kldd-Jod-cr,  n.  wunbiDjcdz  blud. 
Bluodkhot,  Hlitd-/i>i,  I  a.   fild    wid    blud; 

Bloodwhottk.m,  Hliid-Jot-n,  I      red. 
BLOODbii'KiiB,  l{ldd-!tuk-cr,  n.  a  Ic^;  cnitig  dat 

jiuk*  l)luil;  (I  kriU'l  num.  [blud. 

Bloodtiuilsty.   mud-t<,^r:«-ti,  a.    deiirus  tu  Jed 
Blood VL&^KL,  Ulud-vi'.-<-i'l,  h.  u  van  or  qrtcri. 
Bloody.  BIdd-i.  a.  stand  wid  blud;  kniwl. 
Bloody-flix,  Bldd-ifldk.",  u.  dittenteri. 
Bloody-mi.ndkd,  Blud-i-m|nd-cd,  a.   knfiel;  sig- 

gwinnri. 
Bloom,   BKt>ni,   n.  a  blosom;  dc  opnig  ov  flifcn; 

dr  prjni  uv  Ijf;  nativ  HuJ  on  dc  ^ek;  de  blq  kul- 

or  upon  plumz,  Jt.'*.;— mu:<  ov  jurn. 
Bloom,  liloim.  r.  t.  tu  prodi^u  blu»imz;  tu  fitt- 
er; tu  blojkim:  tu  be  in  a  Mat  ov  yd»t.       [mill. 
Bloomary,  liltfjm-a-ri,  n.  de  fi-n^t    forj  in   [urn 
Bloominu,  Bliijui-iu,  a.  fldrijij)  wid  blibm. 
Bloom V.  Hiiiiui-i.  a.  ful  ov  blibmz;  fliseri. 
Blossom,  Hlori-oni,  «.  de  fl'M.T  ov  a  plant. 
Blossom,  BluD-om,  r.  i.  tu  put  fort  blodomz;  tu 

finer. 
Blo&somino,  B16s-om-io,  n.  At  flTserio  ov  plants. 
Blo8.somy,  lJlo.'<-om-i,  H.  ful  ov  bIi>.«omi. 
Blot,  lilut,  r.  t.  tu  efiis;  tu  :!poi;  tu  diggras;  tu 

«tnn. 
Blot,  lilot,  n.  oblitcrajon;  a  blur;  a  spot;  a  8tan. 
Blotch,  BIo^,  ».  u  ^»ii  u)i6n  de  skin;  a  puiitql. 
Blotch.  Blo^,  r.  t.  tu  blukn;  tumqrk  wid  ."jiot!). 
Blow,  BIo,  n.  a  !<truk:  kaluuiiti;-    eg  ov  u  flj. 
Blow,  Blu,  r.  i.  [i.  blii,/»«.  bloij),  blon:]  tu  mnk 

a  kurent  ov  %r;  tu  pant;  tu  bred;  tu  fitter;  tu 

bUtrn. 
Blow,  BIo,  r.  t.  tu  dqv  bj  At  wind:  tu  influm 

wid  wind;  tu  kindl;  tu  »wel:  tu  stsnd  a  wind- 

instrvBraent;  tu  infliil;  tu  fliWu. 
BLOWta,  Bluer,  h.  wun  ba>  biuz. 
Blown,  H!or.  ;..  frnm  liJu.     Drivn  bj  wind. 
Bi"  .  M.  u  ttib  J'qzd  b|  qrtifiserz 

-  flum. 
Bi '  i  um;  blosonu  in  jcncral. 

BLuMik,    lll>.*,  I  n.  a  gqrment; — a  nidi,  fat-fast 
Blo( xc.  BN«.    \      wenc. 

Bi."  •  •■     "  •=  ■  \,a.  Kunbumt;  hj  kulord;  todri. 
Bi  or,  n.  de  fot  <>v  hwuU;  a  bubl. 

Bli  .    -er,  r.  i.  tu  wrp  su  iiz  tu  !<wel  de 

Blidueon,  Bid  i -on,  «.  a  Jnrt  utik:  a  wepn. 
Bli  K,    Mill  vr  BU,  a.  or  dc  kulor  or  bli^;  skj- 

kulonl. 
Bluk,  Blq,  a.  wun  or  dc  orginal  kulun. 


llLi'EDOTTLK,  Blt^-bot-l,  H.  Q  filer;  a  flj  wtd  ablq 

bill. 

BLLK-EYtD,  Hli^id,  a.  bavig  blq  ii. 
liLiKLK.iiT,  Klq  fit,  n.  u  kom|iuii]on  burai{|  wid 

II  bill  Hum,  yiizd  III  [\\m  az  u  ii|(na]. 
Bllcly,  Blii-li,  ad.  wid  u  blq  kulor. 
llLLK.NtfW,  Bli\  ne»,  »i.  de  kw.iliti  ov  beio  blq. 
Bli  (.PETLii,    Ulii-|«-ter,   n.    At   ngual   flag  im 

Milij). 
ItLi'KK,  Itluf,  n.  u  bj,  Ktep  bayk  or /<jr. 
IlLl  KK,  Uluf,  a.  big;  Hurli;  obtl^a. 
llLLKK.NthJi,  Bldi-nui),  n.  At  kwoliti  ov  bcig  bluf. 
ItLCiMi,  Hlti-iu,  n.  At  qrt  ov  jfivijj  a  blq  kulor. 
Bllimi.  lllu-ij,  a.  inkl(ud  tu  blq:rader  blq. 
Bll'.ndlr,    iSldii-der,   n.  a   gruit    mistak;  |alpabl 

enir:     r.  i.  tu  uii.itiik;  tu  Btumbl. 
Bll  .NDtJtDi8.H,  IMun-der-bua,  ii.  a  Jort  Kun  wid  a 

Iqrj  bur.  ^^ blunder*. 

HLL.VDtBLU,    BIdn-der-er,     n.    wun    bO)    komita 
Blindkkukad,  Bldn-der-hcd,  n.  a  «tqpid  or  k^ir- 

Ie!t  felu.  [iy  maucr. 

Hlindkkixulv,  Bldn-der-ii)-Ii,  aJ.  in  u  bluuder- 
ItLi  .NT,  Blunt,  a.  dul:  ruf;  niid;  impoljt;  ubnipu 
Hunt,  Hlunt,  r.  t.  tu  dul  de  ej;  tu  rei>rc!.-<. 
llLixTNt.s.s,  Bldnt-ne.'i,  ii.  wont  uv  ej;  kurencfl. 
Bllntwittld,  BIdnt-wit-ed,  a.  dul;  stqpid. 
llLLK,  Blur,  n.  a  blot;  a  «lan;  a  dqrk  Mpot. 
Bli'K,  Blur,  f.  I.  tu  blot;  tu  stan;  tu  epot;  tu 

ob.kqr. 
Bli8U,  BluJ,  r.  t.  tu  betrn  Jam  or  konfqjun  bj  a 

ri-i|  kuliT  on  de  qek.-*;  tu  redn;  tu  kulur. 
Bli  sii.  ItluJ,  ».  At  kulor  in  de  <;ek'<  razd  bj  Jam, 

koiitiijon,  k*.\  rcdij  kulor;  a  glans. 
Hllshkil,  BluJ-ful,  a.  ful  ov  blujez.  [est. 

Blishi.no,  HIdJ-ij),  jCy).  a.  m.inife.'ftij)  blujez;  mod- 
BLISHLK.S8,  BluJ-lf.-,  a.  wid'st  u  bluj;  impqdenl. 
Blishy,  HIdJ-i,  a.  bavip  de  kulor  ov  u  bluJ. 
Blistkh.  BUi'i-ter,  r.  i.  tu  rur:  tu  bcxtt;  tu  bull. 
Blistlb,  Hld.-i-ter,  n.  nerz;  bust;  tqmult;  ror. 
BLihTKaKR,  BIdi-tcr-er,  n.  a  swagerer;  a  bull;  a 

bcwter. 
Bli8TEBI.no,  Blds-tcr-if),  n.  a  tqmult;  nflri. 
Bo,  Bu,  inttr.  a  wurd  ov  tenir  tu  fritn  qildren. 
Boa,  B(i-a,  n.  a   hqj  serpent;— a  fur  tipot; — an 

erupjon. 
BoAB,  Bur,  II.  At  mill  !<wjn;  At  wjld  bor. 
Board,  Burd,  u.  a  flat  pes  ov  wud:— a  tabl;  foid; 

(Ijet:— u  ktinsil;  a  kurt;— dek  uv  a  Jii>. 
Board,  Burd,  r.  t.  tu  enter  a  Jip  bj  fur?;— tu  la 

wid  burdz; — tu  fumij  wid  fjil. 
Board,  liord,  v.  i.  tu  Ttsi\  foDd,  ai  a  lujcr;  tu 

•Ijet.  [djct. 

Bo.\RDLB,  Burd-cr,  n.  wun  h<t>  burdz,  or  rt^e'vi 
BoABDiNG,  Ii<&rd-i{).  I'p.  fdmijin  or  rtscvio  djet; 

cnterij)  bj  furs:—  n.  akt  ov  burdig:  djct. 
BoARDiNU-scuooL.  Bilird-iD-skiiil,  n.  a  .^ktul  bw^r 

de  ."kulurz  Iiv  wid  dr  tcijer.  [vanls. 

BOARD-WAOKS,  Bunl-waj-ez,  fi.  wajcz  alid  tu  i^fr- 
BoARlsu,  Bur-iJ,  a.  swjnij:  broital.  [buri. 

BoAR-sPKAR,  IliLr-.iper,  n.  a  g]>cr  yqzd  in  huntig 
Boast,  IWst,  *.  i.  tu  brag;  tu  vqnt  wunz  self. 
Boast,  Bust,   r.  t.  tu   brag  ov;  tu  magnifj;  tu 

cgz<^lt. 
Boast.  Bo.'^t,  ii.  a  vqntif)  f]<t<^:  a  kot  ot  bctfti^). 
HoASTKR.  Bust-er,  u.  wun  lirt)  bojitj";  a  bragcr. 
Boahtkl'L,  Bu:<t-ful,  a.  adikted  tu  budtig;  oat«o- 

taJuK. 
BoASTiNO,  Bust-ig,  n.  ostcntajus  dispU. 
Boartisolt,  B<f).'t-ip-li,  ad.  05tentaju.'<li. 
ItoAT,  Ikit,  II.  (I  smol  upn  vo5el  tnii>vd  bi  on. 
IlOAT,  But,  r.  t.  (u  kari  or  konva  in  a  tot. 
BoATABLE,  IkJt-a-bl,  a.  navignbl  wid  bot». 
ItOATiNO,  lUt-ii),  n.  de  akt  uv  konvaig  in  a  bot. 
KoATMAN,  IVut-man,  n.  wun  hiti  minajoi  a  boU 
BoATsWAi.s,  li«I>t-iiwan,  <>r  Bo-!<n,  m.  an  i'fi»cr  on 

burd  a  Jip,  hdi  has  ^rj  or  bfr  rigi;^  b«atJ,  ka. 


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BOO 


Bob,  Bob,  v.  i.  tin  pla  bakward  and  forward. 
Bob,  Bob,  ;;.  sumtii)  dat  plaz  Icosli;  bobwig. 
Bobbin,  Bob-in,  n.  a  smol  pes  ov  wud  on  hwiq 

tred  iz  w^nd  fer  makig  las. 
Bobcherry,  B6b-qer-i,  n.  a  pla  amdi)  gildren. 
Bobolink,  B6b-o-ligk,  n.  de  p6pyn,lar  nam  ov 

de  rjs  berd. 
Bobtail,  Bob-tal,  n.  a  Jert  tal;  a  tal  kut  Jert. 
BoBTAiLED,  Bob-tald,  a.  havii)  a  Jort  tal. 
Bobwig.  Bob-wig,  n.  a  Jert  wig,  er  a  wig  ov  Jert 

bar. 
BocKiXG,  B6k-ig,  n.  a  partikyTi,lar  kjnd  ov  klot 

baz  or  drugct. 
Bode,  Bod,  v.  t.  tu  portend;  tu  forjo;  tu  forbad. 
Bode.  Bod,  v.  i.  tia  be  an  omen. 
Bodice,  B6d-is,  n.  Jort  staz  for  wimen. 
Bodied,  B6d-id,  a.  havii)  a  bodi. 
Bodiless,  B6d-i-les,    a.    inkorporeal ;   wid"8t    a 

bodi;  spirityn,al.  [real. 

Bodily,  B6d-i-li,  a.  rslatii)  tu  de  bodi:  korporeal; 
Bodily,  B6d-i-li,  a</.  korporeali;  komplctli. 
Boding,  B6d-ip,  n.  a.  forjoiij:  prcsajii). 
Bodkin,  Bod-kin,  n.  an  instrojment  yi^zd  tu  bor 

holz  wid:  an  instrument  yi|zd  tu  dres  de  b%r. 
Body,  B6d-i,  n.  de  material  substans  ov  an  ani- 
mal: mater,  opozd  tu  spirit; — a  person;  a  kolek- 

tiv  mas;  de  man  qrmi;  a  kerporajon:  de  man 

pqrt:  de  bulk:  substans;  sistem. 
Body,  B6d-i,  v.  t.  tu  prodv^s  in  sum  farm.       [ez. 
Bodyclothes,  Bod-i-klodz,  w.^j/.  klodiijferhers- 
Bodyguard,  B6d-i-gqrd,  n.  a  Ijf-gqrd. 
Bog,  Bog,  n.  a  mqrj;  a  moras;  a  kwagmjr. 
Bog,  Bog,  v.  t.  tu  hwelm,  az  in  mud  or  mjr. 
Bog-berry,  B6g-ber-i,  n.  de  kranberi  hwiq  groz 

in  swomps. 
Boggle,  B6g-1,  n.  a  bugbi^r;  a  spekter. 
Boggle,  B6g-1,  r.  i.  tu  stqrt;  tu  hezitat;  tu  ibsi. 
Boggler,  Bog-ler,  n.  wun  hcB  boglz;  a  dister. 
Boggy,  B6g-i,  a.  ful  ov  bogz;  mqrji;  swompi. 
BoG-HOUSE,  B6g-b"8s,  n.  a.  hiss  ov  ofis;  a  privi. 
Bog-ore,  B6g-or,  n.  jurn  or  f'snd  in  swomps  and 

mqrjez.  [berd. 

BOG-RUSH,  Bog-ruJ,  n.  a  ruj  groii)  in  mqrjez;  a 
Bog-spa viN,  B6g-spav-in,  n.  a  spejez  ov  ti^mor  on 

de  insjd  ov  a  hersez  bj)f.  [kuntri. 

Bog-trotter,  B6g-trot-er,  n.  wun  livig  in  a  bogi 
BoHEA,  Bo-be,  11.  a.  spejez  ov  blak  te. 
Boil,  Berl,  v.  i.  tu  be  ajitated  bj  bet;  tu  bubl. 
Boil,  Berl,  r.  t.  tu  put  in  berlii)  weter;  tu  sed. 
Boil,  Bffl,  n.  a  panful  tq,mor  haviij  a  pustij,!. 
Boiler,  Bffl-er,  n.  wun  boa  bfflz;  de  vesel  in  hwig 

weter  iz  bffld,  er  stem  jenerated. 
Boiling,  B^l-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  berlii);  ebulijon. 
Boisterous,  B^s-ter-us,  a.  l-sd;  stermi;  fn,rius; 

nerzi.  [maner. 

Boisterously,  B^s-ter-us-li,  ad.  in  a  bersterus 
Boisterousness,   Bffs-ter-us-nes,    n.    tiirbq,lens; 

grat  nerz. 
BoLARY,  B6-la-ri,  A.  pertanir)  lu  bol  er  kla. 
Bold,  Bold,  a.  dq^rii);  brav;  ekseknted  wid  spirit; 

konfident;  impn^dent;  strjkii)  tu  de  sjt. 
Boldfaced,  Bold-fast,  a.  imprudent;  d^rii). 
Boldly,  B61d-li,  ad.  in  a  bold  maner;  dq,rigli. 
Boldness,  B61d-nes,    n.  kuraj ;  konfidens ;  un- 

pq,dens. 
Bole,  Bol,  n.  a  me3tj,r  ov  siks  bujelz;  stem  ov  a 

tre;  a  kjnd  ov  ert.  [q,r. 

Boll,  Bol,  n.  a  r-snd  stek  er  stem;  a  pod; — a  mej- 
BOLL,  Bol,  V.  i.  tu  ferm  a  sed-vesel,  az  a  plant. 
Bologna  sausage,  Bo-16-na  se-saj,  n.  a  Iqrj  se- 

saj  mad  ov  bakn,  vel,  and  pork  ST^et,  ^opt  fjn, 

and  inklozd  in  a  skin. 
Bolster,  B61-ster,  ».  a  lot)  pilo  er  kujon;  a  pad. 
Bolster,  B61-ster,  v.  t.  tu  sup6rt;  tu  swel  -st. 
Bolt,  Bolt,  n.  an  aro; — de  bqr  ov  a  dor;  a  pin. 
Bolt,  Bolt,  v.  i,  tu  sprig  -st  sudenli;  tu  sift. 


Bolt-auger,  Bcalt-e-ger,  n.  a  Iqrj  borer  yqzd  in 

Jip  bildii). 
Bolter,  B61t-er,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  siv;  a  kjnd  ov  net. 
Bolthead,  B61t-hed,  n.  a  log  glas  vesel,  fer  kem- 

ikal  eksperiments. 
BoLT-ROPE,  Bolt-rop,  n.  a  rop  tia  hwiq  salz  qr  sod. 
BoLTSPRiT,  Bolt-sprit,  n.  He  {jBou'sj)nt.} 
Bolus,  Bq-1us,  n.  a  Iqrj  pil;  a  kjnd  ov  ert;  bol. 
Bomb,  Bum,  n.  a  holo  jurn  bol  fild  wid  gdnp'sder, 

tu  be  tron  ■st  from  a  mortar.  [ment. 

Bombard,  Btim-bard,  n.  a  grat  gun;  a  bumbqrd- 
Bombard,  Bum-b^rd,  v.  t.  tu  atak  wid  bumz. 
Bombardier,  Bum-bar-der,  «.  an  enjiner  hen  Joats 

bumz.  [bumz. 

Bombardment,  Bum-bqrd-ment,  n.  an  atak  wid 
Bombast,  Bom-bast,  n.  inflated  stjl  ov  laggwaj: 

fustyan.  [litl  menig. 

Bombastic,  Bom-bas-tik,  a.   ov   grat  s'snd  wid 
Bombazette,  Bom-ba-zet,  n.  a  tin  wulen  stuf. 
Bombazine,   Bom-ba-zen,   n.   a  Ijt  stuf  mad  ov 

silk  and  wursted. 
Bombketch,  Bum-keq,       ]    n.    <x  Jip  for  troig 
Bombvessel,  Biim-ves-el,  j      bumz. 
Bombshell,  Biim-Jel,  n.  u  bum  or  holo  vesel  fild 

wid  giinp^der. 
Bombyx,  Bom-biks,  n.  [Z.]  de  silk-wurm. 
BoNAFiDE,  B6-na-f  j-de,  [X.]  in  gud  fat;  in  realiti. 
BoNAROBA,  Bo-na-ro-ba,  n.  [/ij.]  a  Joi  wonton. 
BoNASUS,  13o-na-sus,  or  Bo-nas-us,  n.  [Z.]  a  wjld 

oks  or  bison.  [a  Jugar-plum. 

Bonbon,  Bon-bon,  n.  [/)'.]  Jugar  konfekjonari ; 
Bond,  Bond,  n.  a  kord  er  qan;  a  ligament; — a  ritn 

obligajon; — itl.  impriznment. 
Bond,  Bond,  v.  t.  tu  giv  bond  fer;  tu  sekvi,r  bj 

bond. 
Bond,  Bond,  a.  in  a  servil  stat;  enslavd;  b'snd. 
Bondage,    B6nd-aj,   n.    kaptiviti;    impriznment; 

slaved. 
Bonded,  B6nd-ed,  p.  sekq,r  bj  bond;  givn. 
Bond-maid,  Bond-mad,  n.  a  femal  slav. 
Bond-man,  Bond-man,  n.  a  man  slav. 
Bondservant,  Bond-ser-vant,  n.  a  slav. 
Bondservice,  Bond-ser-vis,  n.  a  stat  ov  slaveri. 
Bondsman,  Bondz-man,  n.   wun   hcD  iz  bisnd  az 

sekqriti  for  andder. 
Bondwoman,  B6nd-wum-an,  n.  a  femal  slav. 
Bone,  Bon,  n.  de  ferm,  hqrd  substans  in  an  animal 

bodi;  a  pes  ov  bon.  [wid  bonz. 

Bone,  Bon,  v.  t.  tu  tak  ■st  bonz  from;  tu  suplj 
Bonelace,  Bon-las,  n.  a  spejez  ov  las. 
Boneless,  B6n-lcs,  n.  wid^st  bonz. 
BoNESET,  Bon-set,  n.  a  plant;  tdrowurt. 
Bone-setter,  Bon-set-er,  w.  wun  dat  sets  bonz. 
Bone-setting,  Bon-set-ig,  n.  de  qrt  ov  setig  bonz. 
Bone-spavin,  B6n-spav-in,  n.  a  boni  ekskresens 

or  hqrd  swelig  on  a  hersez  hcof. 
Bonfire,  Bon-fjr,  n.  a  fjr  mad  fer  jer  er  trjumf. 
Bon  mot,  Bon-mo,  n.  [ZK]  a  jest;  a  witi  replj  er 

reparte.  [lin. 

Bonnet,  B6n-et,  n.  a.  kuverig  fer  de  hed; — a  rav- 
BoNNiLY,  B6n-i-li,  ad.  gali;  handsumli. 
Bonny,  B6n-i,  a.  handsnm;bqtiful;  ga;  meri. 
BoNNYCLABBEE,  B6n-i-klab-er,  n.  ssr  buterrrdlk; 

s-sr  milk. 
BoNTEN,  Bon-ten,  n.  a  naro  wulen  stuf. 
Bon  TON,  Bon  ton,  n.  [F)-.]  fajon;  hj  mod. 
Bonus,  Bo-nus,  n.   [Z.]   a  premium  givn  for  a 

privilej. 
Bon  vivant,  Bon  ve-v6n,  n.  a  boon  kompanyon;  a 

luksyqrius  liver. 
Bony,  B6-ni,  a.  konsistig  ov  bonz;  ful  ov  bonz. 
Bonze,  B6n-ze,  n.  a  prest  ov  Japan  er  6jna,  &s. 
Booby,  Bdb-bi,  n.  a  dul,  stqpid  felo; — a  berd. 
BoOBY-HUT,  Bdo-bi-hut,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  kuverd  sla. 
Book,  Buk,  n.  a  volyqm  in  hwiq  we  red  and  rjt ; 

a  partikyqlar  divison  ov  a  wurk  er  volyiim. 


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Book,  Duk,  r.  t.  tu  rcji.-itor  iu  a  buk.  [buk. 

KooK-ACfOL'NT,  biik-u-kunt,   «.   an  ak'snt  in  u 
KooK  HINUKU,  l{uk-bjnd-er,  n.  a  bindur  ov  buki!. 
HooKi'ABK,  lluk-kiis,  u.  ii  ka.f  lur  LuLs. 
ItuuKKU,  Jtukt,  !>.  cutord  in  u  buk,  uz  un  ukvut. 
ItouKiHii,  liuk-ij,  a.  givn  tu  bukn. 
UouKiNiiNKSS,  liuk-iJ-neM,  ii.  dcvujun  tu  buks. 
iiuoKKKEi-Kii,  HiiJt-krp-iT,  »».  a  kcpcr  ov  ak'sntd. 
UooKKKbri.N'c,  Ituk-kep-ii),  n.  de  qrt  ov  kcpiy 

ukiiiit.-.  [buki^. 

BooK-K.NOWi.tDOK,  Huk-nol-cj,  n.  nolcj  gnnd  bj 
HooKLAMi,  IJuk-land,  ii.  fre  fokiij  land. 
ItooK  LKAUNKi),  Huk-lvm-fd,  a.  vt-rst  in  buka. 
Hook -LK ARM. \G,  Huk-lLTn-iu,  ;i.  nulcj  ov  buk;*. 
UooKMATK,  Hi'ik-iual,  II.  u  skoil-fclo. 
Book  tiATii,  Bukut,  ii.  an  ut  njmi  on  At  buk. 
BooKSTOttt,  Biak-stwr,  ii.  a  l)uksflcrz  Jop. 
BooKwoiiM,  Buk-wunu,  ».  u  vrurm  dal  tts  holz 

in  buk.-*;— u  hurd  utiidcnt. 
Boom,  ISojiu,  r.  i.  tu  nij  wid  vjuilons;  tu  swcl. 
Boo.v,  BtUn,  /*.  (1  j^iit:  u  prunt;  u  favor;  a  btinefit. 
FJooN,  Btiin,  a.  gn:  uieri;  kind;  b'sntiful. 
Book,  Ifcijr,  h.  a   I'st:  u  klisn;  u  rustik;  a  pczant. 
Bookish.  IWjr-iJ,  ii.  klvni/;  rJxl;  rustik. 
BooRisiiLV,  B.i.r-iJ-li.  iiJ.  in  a  IxririJ  manor. 
BooRiSH.Ntss,  Ikijr-iJ-iii's  II.  klTiniJni's  rustisiti. 
BoosK,  IVuz,  II.  a  stol  for  a  k's  or  an  okd. 
Boost.  Ba>it.  r.  /.  tu  puj  up;  tu  lift.    (  Vulgar.y 
Boosv,  B»fj-zi,  It.  |iqrjali  iniukKikiitt-d;  tij)?!. 
Hoot,  Ittit,  r.  /.  tu  profit:    tu  put  on  Ijoitii. 
Boot,  Hoit,  n.  profit;  gnn: — (i  kuvcrii)  for  de  log 

ond  f  ut; — a  rescptakl  or  boks  in  a  koy:  u  kuv- 

erij),  az  ov  Icdor,  in  a  kuq  or  Jaz.     Tu-hmt,  aJ. 

uvcr  and  abiiv. 
BooTKi),  Rf»t-od,  a.  havig  bbts  on. 
BooTKK.  IVtit-r,  II.  (I  kjnd  ov  J.irt  or  bqf  IxDt. 
Booth,  Iktid,  n.  u  tomiHorHri  h'^s  bill  ov  buirdz. 
BooTJiosK,  HJit  boz,  II.  stokii)z  tu  serv  for  boQU'. 
Bootjack,  Ikiit-jak,  ;*.  u  slok  for  puliflof  Ixtits. 
BooTLKss,  Ikfit-lo",  a.  yn,sli's;  wid-^t  suksoj. 
Hoot-tkek,  Iklit-trr,  n.  a  last  for  Ktrcijijj  a  IxBt. 
Booty,  IWi-ti,  ii.  plunder;  pilnj;  ^ie\. 
BoPEti",  Hu-pi'p,  II.  a  pin  auiig  qildrcn. 
BoRAcmo.  liu-r;it-(io,  n.  [Sp.]  u  drujjkard. 
BoBACic,  Uo-ras-ik,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  partakig  ov, 

boraks. 
BoRAGK,  Biir-aj,  n.  an  iinyn,al  gqrdcn  plant. 
liOKAX.  Bu-raks,  h.  u  soil  fonnd  ov  bonisik  asid 

and  suda.  [wind  in  Ac  b^solz. 

BoKBORYiiM,    Bor-bo-ritn,    n.  a  runiblig  nffz  ov 
BouiiER,  B.ir-dor,  /».  At  ■Ktor  jiqrt,  or  ej;  a  sjd. 
BoRIiER,  B.ir-dor,  r.  l.  tu  konfjn  upi'in;  tu  aprcSq. 
Border,  H.ir-dor.  r.  t.   tu  adorn  wid  a  border: 

tu  rtij.  [border. 

Borderer,  B<tr-dcr-or,  n.  wun  biii  dwelz  ncr  a 
Bore,  Bur,  r.  /.  tu  lunk  a  hul;  tu  pvrfurat;— tu 

wrri. 
Bore,  Bur,  r.  j.  tu  rank  a  bol;  tu  pcrs. 
Bore.  Bur,  n.  a  hul;  At  sjz  ov  cni  hul;— a  tjd 

.twolif)  abiiv  aniidor  tjd:— anorans. 
Bork,  Itur,  I.  from  /.'.^i-.     Se  {Bear.) 
Boreal,  Bu-rt-al,  ,i.  nordern;  toard  de  nort. 
Boreas.  Bu-rc-as,  n.  Ac  nort  wind. 
BoREcoLK,  Bur-kul,  n.  u  »pcji:x  ov  winter  kabaj. 
Borer,  Bur -or,  n.  wun  boi  burz;  a  gimlet:  a  wurm 

dat  pt'rfurnt.i  trtz. 
BoR.N,  B-im,  />.  from  7?ar,-  brot  furt;  kum  inlu  Ijf. 
Borne,  Burn,  />.  from  Jlqr;  karid;  konviid. 
BoROKiii,  Biir-u,  n.  a  k.'.rixjmt  fsn. 
Borrow,  B6r-u>,  r.  /.  tu  tuk  on  krodit. 
Borrower.  B6r-u-cr,  n.  wun  ho)  buruz.  [o«. 

HoRROWixo,  Bur-u-i{),  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  ha>  bor- 
ItOS,  Ho.4,  n.  Ac  nam  ov  a  jcnu.i  ov  kwixlnopodz. 
BoeCAOE,  Boj-kaj,  n.  wud;  de   roprczontajon  ov 

wudz. 
BOSKT,  B6s-ki,  a.  wudi;  ruf:  awold. 


Bosoif,  Bdz-om,  n.  de  bresl;  dt  hcirt;  cni  natp- 

tukl.     In  kinnpcjti/i/H,  it  impi^z  intimaiii,  konii- 

don.",  fondnec;  az,  u  bun/m-j'rend. 
Bosom,  Biiz-om,  r.  t.  tu  inkluz  in  de  buiom. 
BosroRfS,  Bos-iHj-ru.i,  n.  a  naro  it  or  stral. 
Boss,  Boil,  fi.  a  litud;  a  nob;  a  raid  wurk. 
lioss,  Box,  n.  a  moHtcr  mekanik. 
Bossed,  Bo.st,  a.  i'luded,orornuinonted  wid  boMt. 
Bossv,  B6n-i,  a.  prominout;  .studod. 
Botanic,  Bci-tan-ik,  /    a.  rrlaiij)  tu  botani; 

BoTA.MCAL,  Bu-tan-i-kal,  f        kontuuiu  ^rbi  er 

plants.  [plaotx. 

iiOTA.MST,  B<!it-a-ni8t,  n.  wun  vgrst  in  botani,  ar 
Botanize,   B6t-a-n{K,  v.  i.  tu  ntudi  botani,  er 

plant:*. 
Botany,  Bi'it-a-ni,  ii.  At  sjens  ov  plauUt. 
BoTARuo,  liu-t/jr-go,  «.  a  sosaj  mad  ov  de  rui  ot 

dc  niuk-t  fi/. 
Botch,  Bikj,  ».  an  ulserus  swclig  on  de  .skin. 
Botch,  Iio<j,  v.  t.  tu  moud  okwardli:  tu  pa^. 
HoTCHKR,  B6c-er,  ii.  a  mender  ov  uld  klodz. 
Botch  I  \<;,  Bo(j-iy,  pi>.  mendin  kluuuili. 
Both,  Hut,  a.  wun  and  At  udor;  At  Ub. 
Both,  Hut,  h/iij.  az  wel,  [tu  poder. 

Bother.  Ilod-er,  r.  /.  tu  perplelu:  tu  konfiind; 
Botryoid,  Bot-ri-trd,  i  a.  havig  de  form  or 

BoTRYoiDAL,  Bot-ri-tf-dal,  i      a  bunq  ov  grnps. 
Bots,  Bot.",  n.  id.  smol   wurmz  in  de  cntralz  ov 

horscz. 
BoTTLK,  B<it-1,  «.  Q  vcsel  wid  a  naro  m'st,  tu 

put  likor  in;  de   mc;!)^,  or  kontcnts  ov  a  botl 

kork. 
Bottle,  l}6t-l,  i-.  t.  tu  put  in  botlz.  fkerk. 

Bottle-screw,  B6t-l-skra).  n.  a  sknj)  tu  pul  ut  a 
Bottom,  B6t-om,  ii.  At  lucst  iiqrt:  dc  gr'snd  un- 
der wotor;  At  f'smlajon;  u  dal;  u  vali;  a  Jip. 
Bottom.  B6t-om,  r.  /.  tu  f>$nd  or  bild  up6n. 
Bottomed,  B6t-omd,  .1.  havifl  a  botom.  [omles. 
Bottomless,  Bot-om-lcs,  a.  widiit  u  botom;  fad- 
BoTTOMRY,  B6t-om-ri,  11.  de  boruijj  ov  muni  on  a 

Jips  botom,  hwic  iz  plojd  az  :>ekiiriti.  [mcnt. 

Boudoir,  Boi-dwor,  11.  [/)•.]  a  smol  prjvat  apqrt- 
BotGH.  Hs,  II.  dc  brunq  ov  a  trc. 
Bought,  Hot,  /.  and  p.  from  Hi.    Sc  <  Buy.} 
Bougie,  Btii-je,  n.  a  waks  kandl:  an  instntiment. 
HouiLLi.  BJil-ye,  n.  [/>.]  bffld  or  sti^d  met. 
Bouillon,  Bdil-yon,  n.  [Fr.]  brot;  sj>p. 
Bounce,  H'^m,  v.  n.  tu  sprifl;  tu  Icp;  tu  host. 
Bounce,  BTsn.-",  «.  a  hevi  blu  or  trust;  a  bost. 
Bouncer,  B'sns-cr,  n.  a  bustor;  a  buli; — a  Ij. 
Bound,  B'snd,  11.  limit;  bisndari; — a  Icp;  a  jump. 
Bound,  Bund,  r.  t.  tu   limit:  tu  cnklui;  tu  rt- 

.<triin. 
Bound,  Bund,  r.  t.  tujump;tu  rcbund.     [plas. 
Bound,  ISNnd,  a.  dostind;  int<>nde<l  tu  gu  tu  cni 
Bound,  B-snd.  i.  and;>.  from  /.'/i»</.     .Sc  {Hind.) 
BouND.vRV,  Bund-a-n,  n.  de  mqrk  ov  a  limit;  a 

bund. 
BouNDEN,  Bund-en,  a.  rekwjrd;  nMcsari. 
Boundless,  Bund-lcs,  a.  wiait  bund:  unlimited. 
Boundlessness,  Buud-les-ncs,  h.  bcijj  widut  lim- 
BouNDSTONE,  Bund-stun,  n.  a  land-mqrk.  [it. 
Bounteous,  Bun-te-us,  a.  liberal; kind;  buutiful. 
Bounteously,  B^n-te-us-li,  ad.  libcrali;  mqnif- 

iscntli.  [orositi;  mi|nifi.'<cns. 

BouNTEOUSNESS,  BuD-tc-us-nos,  ii.libcrHliti;  jen> 
Bountiful,  Bun-ti-ful,  a.  liberal:  jcni-rus;  kjnd. 
Bountifully,  Bun-ti-ful-i,  aJ.  libcrali: j<5neru:iU. 
BouNTiFULNESS,   Bun-ti-ful-nos,  n.  jonerositi  in 

K'i^' mi- 
Bounty,  B^n-ti,  n.  joncro,<iti;  libcraliti;  mqnifi- 
sens;  a  premium;  muni  givn  tu  prumilit  eui  ob- 
jc'kt,  or  tu  men  ha>  enlist.  [ga« 

Hougu  et,  BJi-kii,  n.  [  Fr.]  a  bunij  ov  fluen;  a  nu»- 
BouRGEOls,  Bur-jdrs,  n.  [/KJ  a  printip  tjp. 
Bourn.  Burn,  i-r  Ikom,  n.  a  bsnd;  a  limit. 


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Bourse,  Bmrs,  n.  [Fr.']  aneksqanj. 
Bouse,  Bcdz,  v.  «.  tu  dripk  sotijli. 
BousTROPHEDON,  BcD-stro-fE-don,  n.    an   an/ent 

mod  ov  rjtiij  from  rjt  tia  left,  and  den  from  left 

tui  rjt. 
BouSY,  BtD-zi,  a.  drunkn;  intoksikatcd. 
Bout,  Bist,  n.  a  turn;  a  trial;  an  atemt.  [&s. 

Bovine.  Bo-vjn,  a.  relatirj  tu  katl,  az  oksn,  k'sz, 
Bow,  Bx,  n.  t.  tu  bend:  tu  bend  de  bodi  in  tokn 

ov  respekt;  tu  depres. 
Bow,  B's,  V.  i.  tu  bend;  tu  mak  a  revcrens. 
Bow,  By,  n.  an  akt  ov  rcverens  or  respekt; — de 

r'sndig  pqrt  ov  a  Jips  sjd. 
Bow,  Bo,  n.  an  instrument  for  Jcotir)  aroz;  a  ran- 

bo:  eni  tii)  kurvd:  an  instrooment  wid  hwiq  &z 

vjol,  vjolin,  &s.,  qr  struk. 
Bowels,  B:s-elz,  n.  pi.  At  intestinz:  de  cntralz. 
Bower,  B's-cr,  n.  a  qamber;  Jadi  rsses. 
Bowery,  B's-er-i,  a.  Jadi;  havii)  byerz. 
Bowie-knife,  B6-i-njf,  n.  a  loi)  njf  erdageryi^zd 

bj  hunterz  in  de  Western  Stats. 
Bowl,  Bol,  n.  a  vcsel  tu  hold  likwidz;  ds  holo 

pqrt  ov  eni  tiij;  a  basn. 
Bowl,  Bol,  «.  a  bol  ov  wud  ynzd  fer  pla  on  a 

level  spot  ov  grynd. 
Bowl,  Bol,  i\  i.  tu  pla  wid  bolz;  tu  rol  az  a  bol. 
Bowlder,  Bol-der,  n.  a  Iqrj,  r'snd  ston. 
Bow-legged,  Bo-legd,  a.  haviii  kruked  legz. 
Bowler,  Bcol-cr,  ».  wun  bto  plaz  at  bolz. 
Bowline,  Bii-lin,  n.  a  Jips  rop. 
Bowling,  Bol-ii),  n.  de  troii)  ov  bolz.        [bolig. 
Bowling-alley,  B61-iij-al-i,  n.  an  enklojq.r  fer 
Bowling-green,  Bol-iij-gren,  «.  a  level  pes  ov 

gr-snd,  kept  smcod  fer  plair)  wid  bolz. 
Bowman,  B6-man,  n.  an  qrqer. 
BowNET,  B6-net,  n.  a  net  mad  ov  twigz. 
Bowse,  B'sz,  v.  i.  tu  hel  er  pul  tugeder. 
Bowshot,  B6-Jot,  n.  de  spas  hwiq  an  aro  ma  pas 

in  its  fljt. 
Bowsprit,  Bo-sprit,  n.  a  mast  projektii)  from  de 

bed  ov  a  Jip  tu  kari  de  salz  forward. 
Bowstring,  B6-strii),  n.  de  strii)  ov  a  bo. 
Bow-window,  Bo- win-do,  n.  a  projektii)  windo. 
BowYER,  B6-yer,  n.  an  qrqer;  a  maker  ov  boz. 
Box,  Boks,  n.  a  kas  mad  ov  wud; — a  bio;  a  tre. 
Box,  Boks,  V.  t.  tu  enkloz  in  a  boks;  tia  strjk; — 

tu  boks  de  kumpas;  tu  revers  de  pernts  ov'  it. 
Box,  Boks,  V.  i.  tu  fit  wid  de  fist. 
Box-coat,    Boks-kot,   u.  an  over-kot  worn  bj 

koqmen. 
Boxen,  B6ks-en,  a.  relatii)  tu  de  boks-tre. 
Boxer,  B6ks-er,  n.  wun  hoo  fits  wid  hiz  fist. 
BoxHAUL,  Boks-hel,  v.  t.  tu'ver  de  Jip. 
Boxing,  B6ks-ii),  n.  de  akt  ov  f  jtii)  wid  de  fist. 
Boy,  Ber,  n.  a  mal  qjld;  a  lad;  a  ycot. 
Boyhood,  Bef-hud,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  bff. 
Boyish,  Bef-iJ,  a.  beloijii)  tu  a  ber;  qildij;  triflii). 
Boyishness,  n.  qjldijnes. 
BoYiSM,  B(5r-iz-m,  w.  pq,eriliti;  de  stat  ov  a  ber. 
Brabble,  Brab-1,  v.  i.  tu  klamor; — 71.  a  klamor. 
Braccate,  Brak-at,  a.  havig  federz  hwiq  desend 

tu,  and  kuver  de  fet. 
Brace,  Bras,  v.  t.  tu  bind;  tu  tj  up:  tu  stran  up. 
Brace,  Bras,  n.  dat  hwiq  holdz;  a  strap  or  band- 

aj;  a  p^r;  a  Ijn  er  braket;  a  tjtncs. 
Bracelet,  Bras-let,  n.  an  ornament  fer  de  rist. 
Bracer,  Bras-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  brasez;  a  bandaj . 
Brachial,  Brak-yal,  a.  bEl6i)ig  tu  de  qrm. 
Brachman,  )   Br^-min,  n.  an  anjent  f ilosofer  ov 
Bramin,       S      India. 
Brachtlogy,  Bra-kil-Q-ji,  n.  in  retarik,  de  eks- 

presig  eni  tii)  in  de  most  konsjs  maner. 
Bracket,  Brak-et,  n.  a  smol  suport  ov  wud  er  met- 
al;— fl.  huks  [dus]  tu  inkloz  a  wurd,  er  wurdz. 
Brackish,  Brak-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  selt;  seltij;  Ijk  se 

weter. 


Brackishness,  Brak-iJ-nes,  n.  soltnes  in  a  smel 

degre. 
Bract.  Brakt,  n.  a  smel  lef ;  a  set  ov  levz. 
Brad,  Brad,  n.  a  sert  ov  nal  widiit  a  had. 
Brag,  Brag,  v.  i.  tu  bost;  tu  vqnt. 
Brag,  Brag,  n.  a  host; — a  gam  at  kqrdz. 
Braggadocio,  Brag-a-do-Ji-o,  n.  a  boster. 
Braggardism,  Brag-ard-iz-m,«.  bostfulnes. 
Braggart,  Brag-art,  )  ,      . 

Bragger,  Brag^er,      1  "•  '^  ^'^^'«''- 
Brahma,  Brq-ma,  n.  de  ferst  person  in  de  Triniti 

ov  de  Hindrfiz. 
Braid,  Brad,  v.  t.  tu  wev  tugeder;  tu  plat. 
Braid,  Brad,  ji.  a  tekst3'ii,r;  a  sert  ov  las;  a  not. 
Brails,  Bralz,  n.  pi.  smel  rops. 
Brain,  Bran,  n.  de  soft  hwjtij  mas  inklozd  in  dc 

skul;  de  understandiij;  de  fansi;  de  organ  ov  de 

injnd:  de  set  ov  sensajon  and  rcflekjon. 
Brainless,  Bran-les,  a.  sili;  fttilij;  tetles. 
Brainpan,  Bran-pan,    n.   de   skul  kontanir)   de 

branz.  [ig. 

Brainsick,  Bran-sik,  a.  dizezd  in  de  understand- 
Brait,  Brat,  n.  a  ruf  djnmonil. 
Brake,  Brak,  i.  from  {li'reak,}  brok. 
Brake,  Brak,  n.  an  instriDment  for  dresir)  flaks;  a 

nediij  trof; — fern;  a  tiket  ov  bramblz. 
Brakeman,  Brak-man,  n.  wun  h(i)z  biznes  it  iz  tu 

nianaj  de  brak  in  ralrod  karijez. 
Bkaky,  Brak-i,  a.  prikli;  ruf;  terni.  [plant. 

Bramble,  Bram-bl,  n.  a  prikli  er  terni  Jrub  er 
Brambled,  Bram-bld,  a.  overgron  wid  bramblz. 
Beaminical,  Bra-min-i-kal,    a.    relatir)   tu    de 

Brqminz.  [boltii). 

Bran,  Bran,  n.  de  3ter  kot  ov  gran,  separated  bj 
Branch,  Branq,  n.  a  smol  b's;  a  Joot;  ofsprii). 
Branch,  Branq,  v.  i.  tu  spred  in  branqez;  tu  Jut 

■St. 
Branch,  Branq,  v.  t.  tu  divjd  intu  branqez. 
Brancher,  Brdnq-er,  n.  wun  dat  jMs  ■st  intti 

branqez. 
Branchlet,  Brdnq-let,  n.  a  litl  branq. 
Branchy,  Brdnq-i,  a.  ful  ov  branqez. 
Brand,  Brand,  n.  a  pes  ov  wud  pqrtli  burnt; — a 

brandjurn:  a  mqrk  ov  infami;  a  stigma.  [ma. 
Brand,  Brand,  v.  t.  tu  mqrk  wid  a  brand  er  stig- 
Brand-goose,  Brand-gcDs,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  wjld  ful. 
Brandiron,  Brand-j-urn,  n.  an  jurn  tu  brand 

wid;  a  trivet  tU  set  a  pot  upon. 
Brandish,  Bran-diJ,  r.  t.  tu  flurij,  az  a  wepn. 
Brandish,  Bran-diJ,  «.  a  flurij,  az  ov  a  wepn. 
Brandisher,  Bran-diJ-er,  n.  wun  ho  brandijez  er 

flilrijez. 
Brandling,  Brand-lii),  n.  a  kjnd  ov  wurm. 
Brandnew,  Brand-ni],,  a.  nq,  az  from  de  forj. 
Brandy,  Bran-di,  n.  qrdent  spirit  distild  from 

win,  sjder,  er  f rcDt. 
Brangle,  Brar)-gl,  v.  i.  tu  rai)gl; — n.  a  rapgl. 
Brank,  Brai)k,  n.  bukhwet; — a  brjdl  fer  skoldz. 
Branlin,  Bran-lin,  n.  a  spejez  ov  samon. 
Branny,  Bran-i,  a.  havii)  de  aperans  ov  bran. 
Brant,  Brant,  n.  a  wjld  f'sl  ov  de  gits  kjnd. 
Brasier,  Bra-ger,  n.  wun  hm  wurks  in  bras; — a 

pan  tu  hold  kolz. 
Brass,  Bras,  n.  an  &\^  ov  koper  and  zii)k,  ov  a 

yelo  kulor; — impqdens;  a  brazn  fas. 
Brassy,  Brds-i,  a.  purtakiii  ov  bras; — impudent. 
Brat,  Brat,  n.  a  qjld,  so  keld  in  kontemt. 
Bravado,  Bra-v^-do,  n.  a  bost:  an  arogant  menas. 
Brave,  Brav,  a.  kurajus;  galant;  nobl:  fjn. 
Brave,  Brav,  n.  a  brav  man;  an  Indian  weryor. 
Brave,  Brav,  v.  t.  tu  defi;  tu  set  at  def jans. 
Bravely,  Brav-li,  ad.  in  a  brav  maner;  f  jnli. 
Bravery,  Brav-er-i,  ji.  kuraj;intrepiditi;heroizm. 
Bravo,  Br^-vo,  er  Bra-vo,  n.  a  dq,rifl  vilen;  an 

asasin. 
Bravo,  Bra-vo,  inter,  wel  dun. 


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Bravcba,  Uni-vA-ra,  n.  a  «oj)rrkw[riogrnt  spirit. 
Brawl,  i<r»l,  r.  «.  tu  mak  a  jp^t  nerz;  lu  okold. 
BhaWL,   Ilrol,   H.  u  lifTii  kworel;  uprur. 
BaAWLKK,  Hn5l-er,  n.  <i  ni{);;liT;  d  n«ni  Iclo. 
Bbawlinu.  Hrii|-i(),  M.  dc  nkt  ov  kwoirlio. 
Bkawn,   Hrrm,  n.  Ae  hqrd  flcj  ov  u  Ixjr;  a  bor;- — 

At  mii-kuliir  jx^rt  ov  rte  h<><li;  Ar  qnu;     bulk. 
Braw<iu(,  Hnln-ir,  «.  a  l)or  kil<l  |..r  Ar  Uibl. 
Bkawxinkks,  Hn'tn-i-n<i',  n.  utrept;  hunlirn-!'. 
Bbaw.mt,  Krun-i,  a.  ud>kiilar;  tlcji;  L(|rd;  unfclig. 
Brav,  Mm,  r.  ^  m  piind,  or  jp^jii'l  Minol. 
Hhav,  Hni,  «.  rtr  n<Tx  ov  an  (;•<:  <i  hqr/  krj. 
Bravkr,  Mra-or,  ».  wun  Ant  brnr;-  a  pp;<l;  an  In- 

.ffritiinorit  In  tetnfHT  prinl-ri  ipk  wid. 
Brayi.vo.  Uni-ip,  ri.  kliiinor;  nfz. 
Hrazk,  Uniz,  r.  /.  lu  «<ilUt.'r  wid  bras;  tu  hqrdn. 
Uka/.kx,  Kni-zn,  a.  mad  ov  bras;  iinpqdcnt. 
ISiiA/KN,  Hni-zn,  r.  t.  tu  bf  impqdcnt:  tu  buli. 
BRAZt.v-KACE,  Hni-Kn-fa-i,  n.  an  iinpiidont  ponton. 
KiMZEX-KACKn,  I{ni-zn-fn«t,  n.  iujpiplpnt;  juinlc!'. 
KuA/KNLY.  Hni-in-ti,  W.  inn  bold  innner. 
liRAZKN.VKSS,  Uni-in-nc^,  n.  bm-int-';  inipqdcn*. 
HiiAZitK.  Uni-jer,    n.   a   wurkcr  in  bru.f;-  a  pan 

for  kolu:  riln  olno  (Brartfr.y 
Brazil,  Bra-z^l,  n.  u  kind  uv  wud  fordiio. 
Brkacii,  Brrq,  fi.  an  oimio:  diforons;  kworcl;  vju- 

iiijnn;  invn^iin:  aflikjon  bj  ii  Ii.-i. 
IFrkac'IIV,  Brt'<j-i,  a.  apt  tu  brak  fen«er;  unnDlt. 
Urkah,  Bri-d,  h.  I'.ul  mad  ov  p-xnU  korn;  fcod  in 

jf-ncral:  raiti^rt  ov  Ijf  at  Iqrj. 
Bhkao-cork.  Brwl-kom,  n.  korn  ov  hwiq  brtxl  is 

nifid.  [kept. 

IIkkau-room.  Bro«I-n»m,  n.  a  rojm  hw.-jr  bred  iz 
Hrkadtii.  Brt-<lf.  M.  mejqr  from  sjd  lu  ifid. 
BBEAD-TREf:.  Brud-trr,  n.  u  Iropikal  Irt  prodnfij) 

fw.;,  i-kvlcnt  for  foKl. 
Break,  Bmk,  r:^  [i.  bruk,  pt.  brnkig,   brukn:] 

tu  [irjrt  bj  vjolcnK;  tu  burst;  tu  km/;  tu  Jatcr; 

tu  lam:  tu  mak  bankrupt;  tu  di.-ikqrd;  tu   in- 

friiij,  a7.  II  lo. 
Break,  Bmk,  r.  f.  tu  pqrt  in  to);  tu  burst  fort; 

tu  ijpn,  az  de  momig;  tu  bekdm  bagkrupt;  tu 

fnl. 
Break,  Bmk,  n.  a  brrq:  an  opnip;  a  poz;  a  Ijn 

dp>n:  a  da/;— dc  don:-  a  flj  hwrl. 
BEEAKAnE,  Brnk-nj,  n.  a  brakig,  oralnans  fortipz 

brokn  in  tnin-^i«..rta/on. 
Breakkr,  Brrik-iT,  n.  wun  hat  bmk.";  a  wnv  brukn 

111  <i  rok  or  fiand  bajk. 
Breakfast.  IWk-fust,  ».  At  f^rst  uitl  in  At  do;— 

r.  /.  tu  ct  brckf<l«t. 
ItRi'vKiNci,  Bruk-i|),  «.  baflknipf.--!:  di«olq/on. 
I<R»  AKMAX,  Bnik-runn,  ii.  wun  hit)  ni:innjcz  a  brak. 
ItUKAKXKiK.  Bnik-nok,  n.  a  step  pla.«. 
Breakwater,  Bnik-wo-tcr,  n.  a  mol  or  wol  tu 

bnik  dr  furM  ov  dr  wavz. 
|!ri  AM,  Hrrm,  «.  an  insipid  fi/,  fund  in  dtp  wotcr. 
Hreakt,  Brent,  n.  At  pqrt  ov  dr  bodi  btlwrn  Ac 

ni-k  anii  dt  bell:  dr  buzom:  Ac  hqrl;  Ac  kon/on.<. 
Breast,  Brest,  r.  t.  tu   met  in  frunt;  tu  opui 

breit  tu  brp.«t. 
Breastbone,  Bre^tt-bon,  n.  At  ban  ov  Ac  tomka. 
Briahtiiioii,  Brf^st-hJ.  a.  up  tu  dr  brest. 
BUEASrTKMOT,  BrA«t-not,  »i.  a  not  worn  on  dr  brest. 
BREAhTiMX,  Brest-pin,  n.  an  ornament  for  dc  brest. 
Rbeartplatr,  Br»^t-plat,  n.  qrmor  for  de  brest. 
Bkeasti  loi  (111,  Bnm -pi's,  n.  a  pW  or  spad  drivn 

\<l  Ar  bre.<t.  [brest. 

Breastwork.  Bn'st-wurk,  n.  a  wurk  as  hi  ai  dt 
Breath,  Brrt,  n.  At  i^r  dmn  in  and  eksp^Hd  bJ  Ac 

lupi:  Ijf;  respit;  p>i;  tu  uter  prjvnili. 
Breathable.  Br^a-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  br  brrdd. 
Breathe.  Brrd,  r.  t.  tu  dm  in  and  cksp«^l  dr  i\r: 

tu  liv;  tu  i»>i;  tu  utt-r  privalli. 
Breathfji,  IWd-or,  n.  wun  ho)  brcds. 
B&KATBiNO,  Br^d-i;^  m.  respirajon:  vent;  rnksent. 


Bbeathixo  place,  Brtd-ig-plaJ,  n.  a  poi;  a  tbbI. 
BuEATHi.Nu-TiME,  Brrd-io-t}m,  n.  rtlakM/on;  r«et. 
BREATHLE8H.  Bret-Ies,  a.  nt  or  bret;  ded. 
BB£ATHL»JiH.\Ei>8.  Br^t-lcs-nes,  n.  At  iUt  ov  beig 

■8t  OV   bret. 

Breccia,  Brek-/i-<i,  n.  a  i«ton  mad  up  ov  frmjpncnt*. 
.  Bbed.  Bred,  ».  and  p.  from  JJrrd.     Se  {/irftd.) 
!  Bbeech,  Brrq,  H.  Ae  luer  pqrt  ov  dr  Jx-ti;  dr  tik 

end   OV  kanon  or  udtr  fjr  qrmi;  At  hjnder  pqrt 

ov  eni  tifl:— c.  t.  tu  put  intu  briqez;  lu  fit  wid 

a  hrtc,. 
Breeches,  Briq-cs,  ».  pi.  a  gqrment  worn  b^  men 

uver  dr  loer  pqrt  ov  dr  bodl. 
Beeechino,  Bnij-ig,  n.  n  Htrog  rop  tu  a  kmnon 

lu  prrvent  it.s  rckirlin;  pqrt  ov  a  nqmes. 
Breed,  Brrd,  r.  t.  [i.  bred,  pt.  brrdig,  bred:]  ta 

pr6krtal:  lu  giv  bert  tu:  tu  «^djrq,kal;  tu  brip 

up;  tu  br  wid  yu{), 
.  Breed,  Brrd,  n.  a  ras;  ofsprig:  projeni;  kjnd. 
,  ISbekdee,  Brtd-er,  n.  wun  dat  ortdz.  [TV- 

I  Breedinu,  Brrd-ij),  n.  edytika/on:  manerz;  nart- 
I  Breeze,  Brtz,  n.  a  mioij)  hj. 
iiREEZE,  Brrz,  n.  a  jcntl  wind. 
Bre>izv,  Brjz-i,  a.  fand  wid  galz;  ful  ov  gali. 
Brest,  Brest,  n.  dr  moldin  ov  a  kolum. 
Brethren,  Bred-ren,  n.pi.  ov  Brudtr. 
Breve,  Brrv,  n.  a  mt^sikal  not;  a  rit;  a  /ort  not 

or  minit. 
Brevet,  Brt-v^t,  n.  a  komi/on  hwiq  entjtli  an 

oli-ier  tu  rajjk  abtiv  hiz  pa. 
Breviary,  Bre-vi-n-ri,  n.  an  abrijment;  an  cpito- 

mr:  u  buk  koninnig  de  dali  s^rvis  ov  At  B43mi/ 

qurq. 
Bheviate,  Bri'-vi-at,  r.  t.  lu  abrtvial. 
Breviatcre,  Brc-vi-a-tqr,  n.  abrrvia/on. 
Brevier,  Brr-vt'r,  n.  Fmol  printin-tjp. 
Brevity,  Brev-i-ti,  n.  /ortnes;  konsjsncs. 
Brew,  Bnt),  r.  t.  tu  mak  moll  likor;  tu  miggl;  tu 

kontrjv;— f).  dat  hwin  iz  bnztd. 
Brewage.  Brdb-aj.  n.  driok  braxl;  a  miksty^r. 
Brewer,  Bn{)-or.  ».  wun  bcD  bnns. 
Brewery.  Bnfc-cr-i,  n.  a  plaa  for  bttnifl. 
Brew-hoi-se,  Brrfj-hisa,  »i.  a  hTs.s  for  brtBig. 
Brewing,  Bnf>-ig,  n.  At  kwontiti  bniKl  at  wuns. 
Brewis,  IWi-ip,  q.  bred  sokt  in  fat  likor. 
Briar,  Brj-<ir,  n.     St  {Jiri^r.) 
Briareax.  Brj-a-rt-an,   a.    mcni-handed.     From 

Brinrrns,a  fabyqius  monster  htn  had  a  hundred 

haiidz.  [dnkt. 

Bribe,  Brib,  n.  a  rtword  givn  tu  konipt  dt  kon- 
Bribe,  Bqb,  r.  t.  tu  giv  a  bqb  tu;  lu  gan  bj 

bribz. 
Briber.  Brjb-er,  ».  wun  h*  pivz  brjbi. 
Bribery,  Br|b-er-i,  n.  de  krjm  ov  takig  or  givin 

brjbz  or  rtwi'irdz  for  bad  praktisez.  [lot. 

Brick,  Brik,  >i.  a  skw:\nl  mas  ov  burnt  kla;  a  smel 
Brick,  Brik,  r.  t.  tu  la  wid  brikiS. 
Brick,  Brik,  a.  mad  ov  brik. 
Hrickbat,  Brik-liat,  n.  a  pts  ov  brik. 
Brickclay.  Brik-kln,  n.  kla  for  makig  briks. 
Brickpvst.   Brik-du.-it,   n.   dust  mad   b}   p-sndig 

briks. 
Brickkiln.  Brik-kil.  n.  a  kil  for  bumij)  brik. 
Bricklayer.  Brik-Ui-cr,  n.  wun  his  Inz  briks. 
Brickmaker,  Brik-mnk-er,  n.  wun  ho  maks  briks. 
Brickwork.  Brik-wurk.  n.  a  laip  ov  briks. 
Bridal,  Brj-dal,  n.  a  nupjal  festival:  a  wedin. 
Bridal,  Brj-dal,  a.  brlogig  tu  a  wedig:  nupjal. 
Bride,  lirjd.  n.  a  wuman  ab'^t  lu  br  marid,  or 

nqli  marid. 
Bridebed.  Brid-be<l,  n.a  marij  bed.  [w*dip. 

Bridecakj:.  Br]d-kak,  n.  a  kak  dislribyqtwl  at  a 
Bridechamber.  Br{d-<;am-ber,  n.  dr  nup/al  qam- 

b.r. 
Bridegroom,  Brjd-^m,  n.  a  mRn  abit  tu  bt 

marid,  or  nt^li  mand. 


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Beidemaid,  Brjd-mad,  «.  Je  bO)  atendz  upon  At 

brjd.  [gr*"i. 

Bkideman,  Brjd-man,  n.  he  hto  atendz  ds  brjd- 
Bkidewell,  Brjd-wel,  n.  a  hss  ov  korekjon,  so 

keld  from  a  palas  nsr  St.  Brjdz  Wei,  in  Lundon, 

hwiq  woz  turnd  intia  a  wurk-h-ss. 
Bkidge,  Brij,  n.  a  bildii)  razd  over  weter  fer  kon- 

venyens  ov  pasaj;  ds  uper  pqrt  ov  de  noz;  ds 

supcDrter  ov  ds  striijz  ov  a  mi^zikal  instribment. 
Bridge,  Brij,  v.  t.  tia  ferm  a  brij  over. 
Bridle,  Brj-dl,  n.  At  ranz  bj  hwiq  a  hors  iz  guv- 

ernd;  a  restrant;  a  kurb. 
Bridle,  Brj-dl,  r.  t.  and  i.  tva  put  a  brjdl  on;  tu 

TEStran:  tia  bold  up  dE  bed. 
Bridler,  Brjd-ler,  n.  wun  bet)  brjdlz  or  restranz. 
Brief,  Brsf,  a.  Jert;  konsjs;  kontrakted. 
Brief,  BrEf,  «.  a  konsjs  rjtiij;  a  rit;  leterz  patent; 

elso  an  abrijment  ov  a  kljeuts  kez. 
Briefly,  Brsf-li,  ad.  in  i\\  wurdz;  konsjsli;  kwikli. 
Briefness,  Bref-nes,  n.  konsjsncs;  Jertnes. 
Brier,  Brj-er,  n.  a  prikli  Jrub. 
Briery,  B*rj-er-i,  a.  fial  ov  brjerz;  ruf. 
Brig,  Brig,'«.  a  vesel  wid  tU)  masts,  skwq,r  rigd. 
Brigade,  Brig-ad,  n.  a  divigon  ov  trcnps. 
Brigadier,  Brig-a-dsr,  er  \    n. 

Brigadier-general,  Brig-a-der-jen-er-al,  f     an 

ofiscr  hiT)  komdndz  a  brigad. 
Brigand,  Brig-and,  n.  a  IrEboitor. 
Brigandage,  Brig-an-daj,  n.  teft;  plunder. 
Brigandine,  Brig-an-djn,  n.  a  Ijt  vesel,  suq  az 

woz  fermerli  yq,zd  bj  pjrats;  a  kot  ov  mal. 
Brigantine,  Brig-an-tjn,  n.  a  Ijt  vesel. 
Bright,  Brjt,  a.  Jjnii);  klsr;  resplendent;  evident; 

ilustrius. 
Brighten,  Brjt-n,  v.  t.  \.\\  mak  brjt;  tu  mak  ga 

er  witi;  tia  mak  ilustrius. 
Brightly,  Brjt-li,  ad.  splendidli;  wid  luster. 
Brightness,  Brjt-nes,  n.  luster;  akx^tnes. 
Brilliancy,  Bril-yan-si,  n.  luster;  splendor. 
Brilliant,  Bril-yant,  a.  Jjniij;  spqrkliij; — n.  a  dj- 

amond  ov  de  fjnest  kut.  [er. 

Brilliantly,  Bril-yant-li,  ad.  in  a  brilyant  man- 
Brills,  Brilz,  n.  de  hf^r  on  ds  jlidz  ov  a  bors. 
Brim,  Brim,  n.  Az  ej  ;  Az  uper  ej  ov  a  vesel;  Az 

baijk  ov  a  f-snten,  river  or  se. 
Brim,  Brim,  v.  t.  tui  fil  tia  Az  top. 
Brim,  Brim,  i'.  i.  tia  bs  fial  tia  Az  brim. 
Brimful,  Brim-fial,  a.  fial  tui  dE  brim. 
Brimless,  Brim-les,  n.  wid-st  a  brim. 
Brimmer,  Brim-er,  n.  a  bol  fial  tia  ds  top. 
Brimming,  Brim-iij,  a.  fial  tu  Az  top. 
Brimstone,  Brim-ston,  n.  a  yelo  mineral;  sulfur. 
Brimstony,  Brim-ston-i,  a.  ful  ov  brimstian. 
Brinded,  Brin-ded,  a.  ov  varid  kulor;  streked. 
Brindle,  Brin-dl,  u.  a  brinded  or  strrked  kulor. 
Brindled,  Brin-dld,  a.  spoted;  brinded;  strEkcd. 
Brine,  Brjn,  n.  weter  impregnated  wid  solt;  Az  se. 
Beinepan,  Brjn-pan,  n.  a.  rezervwer  ov  brjn  er  salt 

weter. 
Brinepit,  Brjn-pit,  n.  a  pit  ov  selt  woter. 
Bring,  Briij,  v.  t.  [i.  bret,  ^x<(.  brir)ii),  bret:]  tin 

feq  from;  tu  konva  er  kari  tu;  tu  atrakt;  tu 

dre  aloi);  tu  indies:  tu  prsval  on. 

Brinisuness,  Brjn-iJ-nes,  n.  tendensi  tu  seltnes. 
Brink,  Briijk,  n.  Az  ej;  sjd;  verj;  border. 
Brisk,  Brisk,  a.  Ijvli;  aktiv;  spirited;  vivid. 
Brisket,  Brisk-et,  n.  ds  brest  ov  an  animal. 
Briskly,  Brisk-li,  ad.  in  a  brisk  maner. 
Briskness,  Brisk-nes,  n.  Ijvlines;  aktiviti. 
Bristle,  Bris-1,  n.  de  stif  hv  on  a  swjnz  bak. 
Bristle,  Bris-1,  v.  t.  tu  erekt  in  defjaus;  tu  fiks 

brislz  tu. 
Beistle,  Bris-1,  V.  i.  tu  stand  erokt,  az  brislz. 
Bristly,  Bris-li,  a.  tik  set  wid  brislz. 


Britannia,  Bri-tan-i-a,  n.  a  sert  ov  mikst  metal. 
British,  Brit-iJ,  a.  belorjii)  tu,  er  mad  in  Briten. 
Briton,  Brit-on,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Briten. 
Brittle,  Brit-l,  a.  apt  tu  brak;  ezili  brokn;  frajil. 
Brittleness,  Brit-1-nes,  n.  aptnes  tu  brak. 
Brize,  Brjz,  n.  de  gadflj; — land  loi)  unkiiltivated. 
Broach,  Broq,  n.  a  spit.     Se  {£rooch.} 
Broach,  Broq,  v.  t.  tu  spit:  tu  pers  a  vesel;  tu 

tap;  tu  opn  eni  stor;  tu  let  'st;  tu  giv  Tst. 
Broacher,  Brwq-er,  n.  wun  bO)  broqez;  a  spit. 
Broad,  Bred,  a.  wjd;  Iqrj;  kler;  opn;  bold;  kors; 

f  ulsum;  not  delikat. 
Broadaxe,  Bred-aks,  n.  an  aks  wid  a  bred  ej. 
Broadcast,  Bred-kast,  n.  a  metod  ov  soii)  seda 

lij  kastiij  dem  abred  wid  de  hand.  [klot. 

Broadcloth,  Brod-klot,  n.  a  fjn  kjnd  ov  wulen 
Broaden,  Bred-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  brad. 
Broaden,  Brdd-n,  v.  i.  tu  gro  bred. 
Broadly,  Bred-li,  ad.  in  a  bred  manor. 
Broadness,  Brod-nes,  n.  bredt;  korsnes. 
Broadseal,  Bred-sel,  n.  de  grat  ofijal  seI. 
Broadside,  Bied-sjd,  n.  Az  sjd  ov  a  Jip;  a  disqilyrj 

ov  ol  de  gunz  at  wuns  from  de  sjd  ov  a  Jip. 
Broadsword,  Bred-sord,  n.  a  kutig  sord  wid  a 

brod  blad.  [bredt. 

Broadwise,  Brod-wjz,  ad.  in  de  direkjon  ov  de 
Brocade,  Bro-kad,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  fl5ord  silk. 
Brocaded,   Bro-kad-cd,   a.    wovn  er  wurkt  aa 

brukfid. 
Brocage,  Bro-kaj,  n.  profit  gand  b^  promotiij 

b(|rgcnz;  deli  J);  hjr;  brokcraj. 
Broccoli,  Brok-o-li,  ».  a  kind  ov  kabaj. 
Brock,  Brok,  n.  a  bajor;  a  broket. 
Brogan,  Bro-gan,  n.  u  tik  J*. 
Brogue,  Brog,  n.  a  kind  ov  JO); — korupt  djalekt. 
Broider,  Brerd-er,  v.  t.  tu  embrffder. 
Broil,  Brerl,  n.  a  ti],mult;  a  kworel;  a  disturbans. 
Broil,  Brffl,  r.  t.  er  i.  tu  kuk  bj  laig  on  de  kolz; 

tu  be  hot. 
Broiler,  Brt5^1-cr,  n.  wun  hcD  breflz. 
Broke,  Brok,  v.  i.  tu  transakt  biznes  fer  uder«. 
Broke,  Brok,  i.  from  Brah.     Se  {Break.} 
Broken,  Brok-n,  p.  from  Brak.     Se  {Break,} 
Broken-hearted,  Br6k-n-h4rt-ed,  a.  havig  at 

spirits  krujt  bj  gref  er  fer;  kontrjt. 
Broken-winded,  Brok-n-wind-ed,  a.  havig  diz- 

Ezd  respirajon.  [muni,  &s. 

Broker,  Brok-er,  n.  a  faktor ;  wun  bO)  delz  in 
Brokerage,  Brok-er-aj,  n.  ds  pa  er  biznes  ov  a 

broker.  [f'snd  in  se  weter. 

Bromine,  Bro-min,  i».  an  elementari  substans 
Bronchial,  Br6n-ki-al,  a.  rclatiij  tu  de  windpjp. 
Bronchitis,   Bron-kj-tis,    n.    inflamajon   ov   at 

broukia,  or  mcmbranz  ov  de  windpjp. 
Bronchocele,  Bron-ko-sel,  n.  a  tvimor  in  de  trot. 
Bronchotomy,  Bron-kot-o-mi,  n.  insijon  ov  ds 

windpjp. 
Bronze,  Bronz  er  Bronz,  n,  a  metal  kompisnded 

ov  koper  and  tin. 
Bronze,  Bronz,  v.  t.  tu  hqrdn  er  kulor  Ijk  bronz. 
Brooch,  Broq,  n.  a   sert  ov  bukl  fer  fasnig  de 

dres;  a  jixd. 
Brooch,  Broq,  u.  t.  tu  adern  wid  jii,elz. 
Brood,  Brcod,  v.  i.  tu  sit  on  egz;  tu  reman  log 

in  aijzjeti;  tu  mati\r  wid  k;tr. 
Brood,  Braid,  n.  ofsprig;  projeni;  de  number  haqt 

at  wuns;  a  produkjon. 
Brook,  Bruk,  n.  a  strem;  a  rivyq,let. 
Brook,  Bruk,  v.  t.  tu  bq,r;  tu  endi],r. 
Brooked,  Brukt,  i.  and  p.  ov  Bruk. 
Brooking,  Bruk-ig,  pp.  endixrig;  submitig. 
Broom,  Brcom,  ;i.  a  smel  tre;  an  instrooment  txx 

swep  wid;  a  bezom. 
Broom,  Brcnm,  v.  t.  tu  klen  a  Jip.     Se  {Bream.} 
Broom  CORN,  Brdjm-korn,  n.  a  plant  yi^zd  fer  di 

brujez  ov  brcomz. 


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IIkoomstick,  BrJiin-stik,  n.  dt  hiindl  ov  a  bnain. 
LluuuMY,  Briiin-i,  a.   I'ul   ov  btuiui;  kuiuutig  uv 

bniiin.  [biarld. 

ilKOTii,  Unit  or  Urot,  n.  likor  in  bwiq  flej  hai  bin 
)!K<)TiiEL,  Hr()(t-cl,  n.  a  hY8  or  il  fam. 
liuoTiiKLEU,  llrud-cl-or,  n.  wun  hiD  frrkw^ntfl  a 

l,r...i.l. 
URUTiitia,  Hnid-cr,  n.,  pi.  Itruderz,  aW  Hrodron: 

wuii  Uirn  iiv   dr  !*niu  piir(-'iit:<;  wun  ov   de   wiin 

.'oi'iili;  Willi  klu^li  viiiijti'il;  an  aswjint. 
linuniKKHOou,   HrAff-iT-huil,   n.  de    kwnlili   ov 

bi-iijii  liruder;  u  frutiTiiiti:  nn  iu<ujiu/<iii. 
HRoTiiKntv,  Uriid-iT-li.  fl.  nlekJonntMika  brudcr. 
HuoTiiKRLY,  Hr(id-er-li,  ad.  in   de    luuiicr  ov  a 

brui.T. 
Hhoioiit.  Hmt,  /.  iiml  p.  from  /irin.    St  {firimj.) 
Urow,  lip's,  /».  At  rij  uver  de  j;  de  forhod;  de  i-j 

iiv  i-ni  bj  pins. 
Hrowhkat,  UrK-bef,  r.  t.  tu  dcpr^s  bj  ntfrn  lukf. 
IIkowi.ks.1,  Hrii-lcs,  a.  dustitiit  ov  Jam. 
lluiiwN,  Ufxn,  n.  dr  nnin  ov  a  kulur. 
HittJWN,  Itriii,  n.  inkljiiij)  tu  Miik  xr  red;  dqrk. 
ItiiowNiK,   Hr-s-ni,   u.  (^V-./.A)   <»  snirit   furmerli 

HuiH-j/id  tu  htint  old  huzcz  in  Skotland. 
Hrowmsii,  Hr-sn-iJ,  a.  tendij)  tu  brisn. 
l!KO\v\xt_sji,  Hrxn-ncs,  n.  u  bnn  kulor. 
iJRowN  sTtnv,  Hr'sn-sltid-i,  ii.  glinmi  mcditajon: 

rfvi-ri. 
ItuowsK,  Hrm!,  r.  t.  tu  ct,  nz  bninqcz  or  Jrubz. 
HiiowsK,  Hfsz,  M.  tender  bmuoez  or  Jrubz. 
Hkowskd,  Hr^zd,  j'.  and/',  ov  /Vvj.  Sf  {linHCgf.) 
Iii:t  IN.  Hnf)-in,  ri.  u  kaiit  t^rnj  for  a  b:ir. 
itiu  LSE.  Hritis.  I-.  t.  tu  kriij  or  uunj^l  nid  bloz. 
Kiii  isK,  Hw>z,  II.  a  hurt  from  a  bovi  bio:  n  !<|n>t. 
liurisKH,  UrAz-er,  h.  wun  hii<  brjjzoz;  u  bokscr. 
ItiM  isi.Mj, l>r«b7.-in,/'/). a. nb<)k.sii).orbttij):iikru/io. 
liRi  IT,  Hntit,  ;i.  n»fz:  rtjKSrt;— r.  /.  tu  rE|KJrt. 
Hiti  MAL,  KnG-inal,  a.  bel6()i;|  tu  de  winter. 
Hrini.tte,  HnTj-net,  n.  a  gcrl  or  wuman  wid  a 

brMi  or  diirk  ki>in])lckjun. 
Hri  XT,  MriiuL,  »i.  a  Jok:  vjolens;  a  bio;  a  .«trok. 
HrI'SU,  HruJ,  11.  an  iii.'<tra)iuent  for  klenig  or  swrpip; 

a  i^-nsil  yijzd  bj  jAntcrz;  At  till  ov  a  foks;  an 

a'^'tlt;  a  tikut;  bmiujez  ov  trez. 
Rsi'MiiiNU,  HniJ-iji,  /I.  a  rubi|)  wid  u  bruj. 
BuLsinvooi),  HriiJ-wnd,  n.  lo  wud;  underwud. 
Hrisiiv.  HniJ-i.  a.  lik  bruJ;  Jagi. 
llui  sK.  Hriisk,  a.  ntxl:  abrupt  in  mnner. 
liui  STLE.  Unls-l,  r.  t.  tu  knikl;  tu  mak  a  nffz. 
llRiTAL,  linti-tal,  a.  Ijk  a  bnDt;  Mvnj;  knucl:  in- 

Iniinan. 
Hkitality,  Hnt)-tiil-i-ti,  n.  navnjne?;  krit>clti. 
Hbi  TAI.IZK,  |{n()-t;>ljz,  c.  t.  tu  gru  or  nuik  brvbtal. 
r.Ri  TALLY,  HrA-t«l-i,  ad.  kroK-li;  inhiimanli;  nijdli. 
Kritk,    Unut,    n.   u  best;  an   animal  dcstitqt  ov 

rrzn. 
ItRt'TE,  Hniit,  a.  scnslcs;  irojonal. 
llRiTiHiiNEss,    l)i\6t-ij*nc!<,    fi.  kwoliti     ov    briy 

bmitij. 
Hrltim  riLME.v,  Bnfc-tum  fiil-iucn,  [/..]  a  hqrm- 

1<-  tim.lorlHjlt;  a  lijd  but  inefoktynal  menu.-. 
Bryony,   HrJ-o-ni,  n.  a  wjld  kljiniu  plant;  hwit 

jahin. 
Bib.  Itub,  n.  a  kant  t^rm  for  stro^  molt  likor. 
BviiiiLK,  Bdb-l,  11.  a  (imol  bladcr  ov  woter;  cni  tifl 

i-iiiii;  II  net: a  fols  Ju. 
BiBULE.  Hdb-l.  r.  t.  ond  i'.  tu  rjz  in  bubli;tu  run 

»|il  ci  jfiitl  n<Ti;  tu  qrt. 
Bl  SHLLR,  Brtb-ler,  H.  be  or  dat  hwiq  bubli;  a  qtt. 
BiBHLV.  ]«iib-li,  a.  kun'<)Ktio  oT,  or  ful  or  bablz. 
Bi  BUY.  Biib-i,  r».  a  wumnnt  brcst.  [I.o.] 
Bi  BO,  Bti-lxj,  II.  ti  ti\mor  in  dt  gr«ii;  de  qrmpit, 

Ah.;     dr  bornetl  ■^l. 
Bubonocele,  Bii-b6n-o-sel,  n.  a  kjnd  ovniptynr 

in  df  jfrfni. 
BvL«AL,  Btik-nl,  .i.  pcrt«niii  tu  de  qck. 


Buccaneer,  Ruk-a-ner.  n.  wun  or  de  p(raU  dat 

f.irinerli  inlonted  dt  West  Indti. 
BucciNAL,  Bdk  8i-nal,  a.  truuiput  Jajit. 
Buck,  Buk,  n.  a  Ij  inhwiq  kludis  qr  nukt  and  wojt, 

dt  mill  ov  i^vrWn  ouimulz,  az  dtr,  /tp,  goU,  k».. 

—  u  dujio  fi-lo. 
Buck,  Buk,  r.  t.  tu  woj,  or  nUp  klodz  in  IJ. 
BUCK-BA8KET,  Biik-lws-ket,  H.  de  bucket  in  bwi^ 

kludz  qr  knrid  tu  dt  WoJ. 
BucKuEAN,  Biik-ben,  n.  u  sort  or  trtfffl;  (K>g-btn. 
BicKKii,  Bukt,  ii.  woJt  or  utept  in  woter. 
Bucket,  Biik-et,  n.  a  \e*t:\  in  bwiq  woioriidran. 
Buckeye,   Buk-(,  n.  nnmuva  trt   in  de  Western 

Stat.'<. 
Bucking-stool,  Biik-io-i*tJ>l,  n.  a  wojlj)  blok. 
Buckle,  Biik-l,  n.  an  instnnmcnt  for  fuKniy  dro. 
Buckler,  Biik-lcr,  «.  a  kindov  Jtld  for  dt  qrm. 
Buckmast.  Biik-uiiist,  h.  dt  frjit  ov  a  brcj  trt. 
Buckram,  Biik-raui,  n.  klot.^tifud  wid  glq. 
Buckshot,  Biik/ot,  n.  a  plant;  a  kjnd  ov  gran. 
Buckskin.  Biik-.'^kin,  n.  leder  mad  ov  buks  nkin. 
Buckstall.  l!iik-stol,  n.  u  net  tu  ka<j  der. 
BucKTiioux.   Biik-torn,   «.  a  /rub  yqzd  for  hojez 

in  {U.  S.}  (toral. 

Bucolic,  Bq-k61-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  Jeperdz;  pua- 
BucoLic.   Bq-kiil-ik,  n.  a  jidstoral  i>uem;  a  pd^- 

tonil  |iuet. 
Bud,  Bud,  n.  At  f?r.-<t  Jjjt  or  a  plant;  j^rm;  jem. 
Bull,  Bud,  r.  i.  tu  jiut  fort  Ja>ti  or  budz. 
Buit,  Bud,  r.  /.  tu  inokyqlat  u  |ilant  wid  a  bud 

for  de  jiuriius  ov  (junjin  dt  jilant. 
BuDiiHA.  IMj  (lu,  II.  an  UJi:itik  pagan  deiti. 
BuDiiiiisM,  BJj-diz-m  x.an  UJi:itik  |i«gan  rtlijon. 
Buiii'LE.  Biid-l,  n.  a  frani  yqzd  in  wojij)  or. 
Buiidle.  Biid-l,  r.  /.  tu  klen/.  or  woJ,  az  orz. 
liUDiiE.  l!uj.  (.  /.  tustijT;  tu  wag;  tu  majv  of. 
Bui)iiET,Biij-et,  «.  a  bag;   a  .stor  or  stok;  a  stat- 

meiit  rtsfiektiu  de  publik  f  Jnan.-<oz.  [kalor. 

Buff,  Buf.  u.  a  «<»rt  ov  lederdrest  wid  <t\:  a  Ijt  yelo 
Bi  KFALO,  Biif-a-lo,  II.  an  animal;  u  kjnd  ov  olu. 
Buffet,   Bi'il-ct,  ».  a  bio  wid  de  ii»t'or  hand;  a 

slap. 
Buffet,  Buf-dt,  n.  a  kjnd  or  kubard.  [boks. 

Buffet,  Brif-ct,  r.  t.  tu  .strjk  wid  de  hand;  tu 
BuFFLE-HEAiiEU,    Biif-1-hed-ed,  a.  harij)  a  Iqrj 

bed  Ijk  a  liutalu;  dul;  stqpid. 
ISuFKoox,  Ituf-ifjn,  n.  Q  lo  jester;  a  mimik. 
HuKFOOXERY,  Buf-din-er-i,  II.  lu  jesti{):iuimikri. 
Bug.  Bug,  ».  un  in^ekt.  [ttb.-<drd  frjt. 

Bugbear,  Biig-b^r,  n.  tiumtii)  dat  likiirz  or  rnxci 
Buggy,  Biig-i.  a.  ful  ov,  or  haviy  bugz. 
Buggy.  Btig-i,  h.  q  ^^lrt  ov  Jazdrxin  bj  wun  hors. 
Bugle.  Bq-gl,  n.  a  /jnio  bed  ov  blak  gla:<;  a  sen 

ov  wjld  oks;    a  bqglhoni;— a  iilant. 
BuGLE-HORN,  Bq-gl-liiirn.  ii.  u  liuntig  burn. 
BuOLOS.  Bq-glos,  H.  a  plant;  At  oks-tuj). 
BuuL,  Bql,  M.  Ijt  andkomplikatod  figyr^ra  or  nn- 

brirni/t  gold,  kf.,  inserted  in  dqrk  wud  or  ter- 

tiz  Jel. 

Buur.stoxe,  Biir-.'itun,  «.  a  silijus  .iiton. 

BuiLU,    Bild,    r.    t.    [i.    bilt  ur  l.ildi-d, /<*.  bildig. 

Iiilt  ur  bilded;]  tu  mak  az  an  edifis  or  fabrik;  tu 

trokt;  tu  konstrdkt;  tu  raz. 
Build,  Bild,  r.  t.  tu  konstnikt;  tu  drp^nd  on. 
Build.  Bild,  ii.  struktjnjr;  form;  mak. 
lU'ii.DER,  Bild-er,  ii.  wun  bib  bildz. 
BuiLDiXG.  Bild-i{),  11.  a  fabrik:  an  edifis.       [yon. 
Bulb.  Bulb,  h.  wun  form  ov  a  Itf-bud,  az  an  un- 
BuLBiFEROUS.  Bul-bif-er-u.->,   a.  jirudqiiin  bulbt. 
BuLBOUH.  Biil-bu.",  n.  bavig  bulbz;  protqberant. 
Bulge.  Bulj,  ii.  a  Itk:  prutqbernn.i. 
Bulge.  Bulj,  r.  i.  tu  tak  in  woter;  tu  jut. 
Bulimy.  Bq-li-mi,  n.  a  diztzd,  vorajus  i|«tit. 
Bl  LK.  Bulk.  II.  uiagnitqd:  sjz;  de  ma:>:de  man  pqrt: 

-  u  jutiDTst. 
Bvlkukad,  Bdlk-hcd,  n.  a  parti/on  «kr68  a  /ip. 


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BuLKiNESS,  Bdlk-i-nes,  n.  gratnes  in  bulk  er  sjz. 

Bulky,  Biilk-i,  a.  Iqrj;  ov  grat  sjz. 

Bull,  Bial,  n.  an  animal;  ds  sjn  ov  de  zodiak:  a 

leter  or  edikt  ov  de  pop;  a  blunder. 
BuLLARY,  Bul-a-ri,  n.  a  kolekjon  ov  papal  bulz. 
Bull-bating,  Bul-bat-ig,  n.  a  fjt  ov  bialz  wid 
Bull-calf,  Buil-kqf,  n.  a  mal  kqf.  [dogz. 

BuLL-DOG,  Bul-dog,  H.  a  spgjgz  ov  kurajus  dog. 
Bullet,  Biil-et,  n.  a  r-sud  bol  ov  metal;  Jot. 
Bulletin,  Bial-£-tin,  or  Btil-e-ten,  n.  an  ofijal 

report. 
Bull-faced,  Biil-fast,  a.  havir)  a  Iqrj  fas. 
Bull-fight,  Bul-fjt,  n.  a  kombat  wid  a  bul. 
Bullfinch,  Biil-finq,  n.  a  berd  ov  de  sparo  kjnd. 
Bull-frog,  Bul-frog,  n.  a  Iqrj  spejez  ov  frog. 
Bull-head,  Bul-hed,  n.  a  fij;— a  sti^ipid  felo. 
Bullion,  Bul-yon,  ii.  gold  or  silver  in  mas. 
Bullock,  Bial-ok,  n.  an  oks;  kastrated  bul. 
BuLLRUSH,  Bial-ruJ,  n.  a  Iqrj  ruj  groig  bj  er  in 

water. 
Bull-trout,  Biil-tr-st,  n.  a  Iqrj  kjnd  ov  tr-st. 
Bully,  Bul-i,  n.  a  nerzi,  kworolsuui  felo. 
Bully,  Bul-i,  v.  t.  tia  overb;'ir  wid  menasez. 
Bully,  Bul-i,  v.  i.  lu  bluster;  tu  tretn. 
Bultel,  Bul-tel,  n.  bran  ov  mel;  a  bolter-klot. 
Bulwark,  Bul-wark,  n.  a  fortifikajon;  sekixriti. 
Bum,  Bum,  a.  de  butoks; — v.  i.  tu  mak  a  norz. 
Bum-bailiff,  Bum-bal-if,  n.  an  under  balif. 
Bumble-bee,  Biim-bl-be,  n.  a  Iqrj  be;  humbl-be. 
Bumboat,  Bum-bot,  n.  a  smol,  klutnzi  bot. 
BuMKiN,  Bum-kin,  n.  a  Jort  bttjm  ov  a  Jip. 
Bump,  Bump,  n.  a  swelii);  a  prcatii,berans.     [strjk. 
Bump,  Bump,  «.  i.  and  t.  tu  mak  a  I'sd  nerz;  tu 
Bumper,  Biimp-er,  n.  a  kup  or  glas  fild  tu  de 
HuMPKiN,  Btimp-kin,  n.  a  klisn;  a  rustik.    [brim. 
HUN,    J  ]}mi    „    a  sm0i  kak,  or  swct  bred. 

BUNN,  S  ' 

Bunch,  Bunq,  «.  a  kluster;  a  kolekjon;  a  lump. 
Bunch,  Bung,  r.  i.  tia  swel  -st  in  a  bunq. 
Bunchy,  Biinq-i,  a.  groi^  in,  er  ful  ov  bunqez. 
Bundle,  Bun-dl,  n.  a  pqrsel  b-shd  tugeder;  a  rol. 
Bundle,  Biin-dl,  v.  t.  tu  tj  up  in  a  bundl. 
Bung,  Buij,  n.  a  stoper  for  a  barel  er  kask. 
Bung,  Bufl,  v.  t.  tu  stop  a  barel  er  kask. 
Bungalow,  Biiij-ga-lo,  n.  a  taqt  h-ss  in  India. 
Bunghole,  Bdg-hol,  n.  a  hoi  at  hwiq  de  barel  iz 

fild. 
Bungle,  Bui)-gl,  v.  t.  tu  dO)  klumzili:  tu  boq. 
Bungle,  Burj-gl,  v.  i.  tu  perf^5rm  klumzili. 
Bungle,  Bdi]-gl,  n.  a  boq;  a  gros  blunder. 
Bungler,  Biitj-gler,  n.  a  bad  or  okward  wurkman. 
Bungling,  Bdij-glir),  a.  klumzi;  okward. 
Bunion,  Bun-yun,  n.  an  ekskresens  on  de  grat  to 

korespondii)  tu  a  kern. 
Bunk,  Buijk,  n.  a  kas  ov  bordz  fer  a  bed;  a  pes 

ov  timber  krosii)  a  sled. 
Bunting,  Bdnt-iij,  n.  a  berd;  a  tin  klot,  er  stuf. 
Buoy,  Ber,  n.  a  pes  ov  kerk  er  wud  flotii)  on  de 

WGter,  tjd  tu  a  wat  at  de  botom,  tu  indikat 

Jolz,  &s. 
Buoy,  B<t,  v.  t.  tu  kep  aflot; — v.  i.  tu  flot. 
Buoyancy,  Bef-an-si,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  flotig. 
Buoyant,  Bff-ant,  a.  flotig;  Ijt;  elastik. 
Bur,  Bur,  ».  de  prikli  bed  ov  burdok. 
Burden,  Bdr-dn,  n.  a  lod;  hwot  iz  born. 
Burden,  Bdr-dn,  i>.  i.  tu  lod;  tu  enkdmber. 
Burdensome,  Bdr-dn-sum,  a.  hevi;  grevus;  sever. 
Burdock,  Bdr-dok,  n.  a  plant;  a  trublsum  wed. 
Bureau,  Bi\,-ro,  n.  a  qest  ov  dreerz. 
Burgage,  Bdr-gaj,  n.  a  tenyq,r  proper  tu  sitiz 

and  t.-Knz,  konferir)  de  privilejez  ov  a  burjes. 
Burgamot,  Bdr-ga-mot,  n.    Se  {Bergamot.') 
Burganet,  Bdr-ga-net,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  helmet. 
Burgeois,  Bur-jffs,  n.     Se  {liovrgeois.} 
Burgess,  Bdr-jes,  n.  a  sitizen;  a  reprezentativ. 
Burgesship,  Bdr-jes-Jip,  n.  de  kwoliti  ova  burjes. 


Burgh,  Burg,  n.  a  kerporat  tun  er  buro. 
Burgher,  Burg-er,  n.  a  freman  ov  a  burg. 
Burghership,  Bdrg-er-Jip,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  burjes. 
Burglar,  Bdrg-lar,  n.  a  tef  hca  braks  intu  a  hsu 

bj  njt.  [brakig. 

Burglarious,  Burg-la-ri-us,  a.  relatig  tu  h'^s- 
Burglary,  Bdrg-la-ri,  w.  h^ssbrakiij  bj  njt. 
Burgmote,  Bdrg-mot,  n.  a  buro  kort. 
Burgomaster,  Bdr-go-mas-ter,  n.  a  uiajistrat  in 

a  Duq  siti. 
Burgoo,  Bur-gc6,  ?i.  otmel  grooel  mad  at  se. 
BuRGRAVE,  Bdr-grav,  «.  a  guvernor  ov  a  t'sn  er 

kasl. 
Burgundy,  Bdr-gun-di,  n.  wjn  mad  in  Burgundi. 
Burial,  Ber-i-al,  n.  akt  ov  beriiij;  a  fq,neral. 
Burin,  Bi'],-rin,  n.  a  graviij  ioA. 
Burke,  Burk,  v.  t.  tu  murder  in  erder  tu  obtan 

a  bijdi  fer  disekjon. 
BuRKiSM,  Bdrk-iz-m,  n.  de  praktis  ov  kilii)  persona 

fer  de  purpus  ov  obtanii)  de  bodiz  fer  disekjon. 
Burl,  Burl,  v.  t.  tu  dres  klot  az  f  ulerz  dcD. 
BuRLACE,  Bdr-lns,  n.  a  sert  ov  grap. 
BuRLER,  Bdrl-er,  n.  a  dreser  ov  klot. 
Burlesque,  Bur-lesk,  a.  h^dikrus;  sportiv. 
Burlesque,  Bur-lesk,  n.  a  lq,dikrus  reprezentaJoD. 
Burlesque,  Bur-lesk,  v.  t.  tu  turn  tu  ridiki],!. 
BuRLETTA,  Bur-let-a,  n.  a.  komik  opera.         [ter. 
Burliness,  Bdr-li-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beig  burli;  blus- 
BuRLY,  Bdr-li,  a.  grat  in  sjz;  bulki;  tqmid;  lisd. 
Burn,  Burn,  v.  t.  [i.  burnt,  er  burnd,  jis.  burni:g, 

burnt  ur  burnd;]  tu  konsq,m  wid  f  jr;  tu  woond 

wid  fjr;  tu  skorq. 
Burn,  Burn,  v.  i.  tu  be  on  fjr;  tu  be  inflamd. 
Burn,  Burn,  n.  a  hurt  or  efekt  kezd  bj  fjr. 
Burnable,  Bdrn-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  burnt. 
Burner,  Burn-er,  n.  a  person  or  tip  dat  burnz. 
Burnet,  Bdr-net,  m.  a  perenial  plant;  an  erb. 
Burning,  Bdrn-ir),  n.  iuflamajon;  fjr;  flam. 
Burning,  Bdrn-ii),  a.  flamir);  vehement;  p'serful. 
Burning-glass,  Burn-ii)-glas,   n.    a  glas  hwiq 

kondenscz  de  sunz  raz,  and  prodi^sez  intens  het. 
Burnish,  Bdr-niJ,  v.  t.  tu  polij; — v.  i.  tu  grw  brjt. 
Burnish,  Bdr-niJ,  n.  a  glos;  brjtnes.  [nijez. 

Burnisher,  Bdr-niJ-er,  n.  a  person  er  tiij  dat  bur- 
Burnt,  Burnt,  i.  and  j).  from  Burn.     Se  {Iliirn.y 
Burr,  Bur,  n.  de  lob  er  lap  ov  de  er. 
BuRREL,  Bdr-el,  n.  a  spejez  ov  pi\,r;  an  insekt. 
Burrel-shot,  Bdr-el-Jot,  n.  a  kas-Jot. 
Burrock,  Bdr-ok,  n.  a  smel  dam  for  fijii).      [&s. 
Burrow,  Bdr-o,  n.  a  hoi  in  de  gr'snd  for  rabits, 
Burrow,  Bdr-o,  * .  -i.  tu  loj  in  holz  in  de  grxnd. 
Bursar,  Bdr-sar,  ?i.  a  trejqrer  in  kolejez. 
Bursarshif,  Bdr-sar-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  bursar. 
Bursary,  Bur-sa-ri,  n.  de  tre^Ti^ri   ov  a  kolej;  de 

al-sans  pad  tu  de  bursar. 
Burse,  Burs,  n.  an  eksqanj  hwfir  merqants  met. 
Burst,  Burst,  v.  i.  [i.  burst,  ps.  burstig,  burst:] 

tu  brak  er  flj  opn,  er  as6nder;  tu  ruptyi^r. 
Burst,  Burst,  v.  t.  tu  brak  opn  sudenli. 
Burst,  Burst,  n.  a  suden  disrupjon;  a  ruptyq,r. 
Burster,  Bdrst-er,  n.  wun  dat  rendz  wid  vjolens, 
Burt,  Burt,  n.  a  flat  fiJ  ov  de  turbot  kjnd. 
Burthen,  Bdr-den,  n.  a  lod.     Se  {Burden.) 
Burton,  Bdr-tn,  ».  a  smel  takl  in  a  Jip. 
Bury,  Bi^-ri,  n.  a.  delikat  pq,r. 
Bury,  Ber-i,  v.  t.  tu  inter;  tu  put  intu  a  grav; 

tu  kuvcr  wid  ort;  tu  konsel.  [de  grav. 

"Burying,  Ber-i-ii),  n.  berial;  akt  ov  putii)  intu 
Burying-place,  Ber-i-ii)-plas,  n.  a  plas  fer  gravz. 
Bush,  BiaJ,  n.  a  tik  Jrub;  a  b-s  ov  a  tre.  [onz. 
Bushel,  lluj-el,  n.  a  drj  mejqr  kontanii)  at  gal- 
Bushelage,  BuJ-el-aj,  n.  a  dq,ti  paabl  bj  de  bujel. 
Bushiness,  BilJ-i-nes,  71.  de  kwoliti  ov  beigbuji. 
Bushman,  BuJ-man,  n.  a  wudman;  savajez  ncr 

de  Kap  ov  Gud  Hop. 
Bushy,  BuJ-i,  a.  tik  Ijk  a  buj;  ful  ov  bujez. 


CAB 


CAB 


BCHILT,  Blx-i-li,  ad.  wid  kunataot  ukjqpo/oi 

lu  afv;  et 
•III;  kuii'M^rn;  Irud;  a  p«fiit. 


Bl'ninum,  His-neM,  n.  umplcrineDt;  au  afv;  vngaj- 


Bl'mk.  Hu.tic,  ».  a  pea  uv  utrl  <ir  hwHiban,  wora  bj 

wim-ti  tu  .ttri'otoii  df  ului. 
BUMKKT,  Bils  kft,  n.  a  kolik/oii  ov  /rubi;  Q  buj. 
BtriKiv.  Hii'<-kiii,  II.  u  kjiid  iiv  hqt'  tmit;  u  h)  /iD 

wurn  \t\  uujfiit  uklorz  i>v  tnijnli. 
BL'tfKl-'<t:i>,  Bd^-kintl,  a.  droit  in  buMkiiu. 
Bl'itKY,  Biis-ki,  a.  wiidi;/iidcd  wid  wudz. 
BlsH,   ltii'<,  II.  ij  kii;     u  but  lor  lijiij. 
Bl**,  Bus  r.  t.  tu  kit.     [J.,j.\ 
Bust,  Hu-t,  h.  u  statyq,  ov  dc  hitman  figyn,r  at 

f(ird-Hii  uz  df  bri'Ht.  [kind. 

BUHTAKD.    Bds-turd,   ii.   a  Iqrj  bord  ov  de  turki 
Blstlk,  Bdi-I,  M.  a  tquiull:  huri;  Ht«^r. 
Bi'HTLtK,  |{i'n-lcr,  II.  iiii  iiktiv,  "tcrii)  man. 
Bi'SY,  Hi/  i,  .'I.  <'m[ili'fil  wid  tTiH'-'tnc.s;  uktiv;  ofij- 

u*:  biiAii(|:  trubLsiiiii. 
BL'8r,  Hiz-i,  p.  t.  til  iiink  bisi;  tu  ompli^. 
Busr-Bour,  Biz-i-bml-i,  n.  a  inudlig  |>9r8on. 
But,  Hut,  k-o/i.  ekscpt;  oksi^pt  dat;  besid;  onli;  un- 

k'.H;  yot;  nn;  uderwjz  dan  dat. 
But,  hut,  prr-y.  ok^opl;     .til.  unli;  nu  inur  dan. 
But,    Hut,  u.  <i  bxniluri:!!  limit;  dr  end  uv  c>ni  fig. 
Bit,  Hut,  v.  (.    tu  tu<j  at  wuu  «'nd;  t>j  nbiit. 
HuTCiiKU,  Butj-cr,  fi.  wuu  hOi  kilsanimali  forfaxl. 
Butciilil,    Hu(;-cr,  r.    t.     tu  kil;    tu  Hluter;    tu 

nuirilrr. 
Bltciikiii-y,  Hiiij-er-li,  a.  kn&oli;  bludi. 
BuTiHtRY,  Biitj-er-i,  n.  de  tmd  ov  a  bu^er;slo- 

tcr;  d(-  plan  bwi^r  aiiimalz  qr  kild. 
B'T-Kxn,  But-ciid.  n.  de  blunt  end  iiv  eiii  tig. 
Bltlkk.   Biit-ler,   ii.u  ffrvuut  intru-'tc'd  wid  lik- 

ors.  &!<. 
BuTLEaHiiir,  Bdt-lcr-Jip,  m.  de  ufis  ov  a  butler. 
Butmk.n'T.  Biit-ment,  n.  de  !<u|>ijrt  ov  an  qr^;  abdt- 

mi'iit. 
Butt,  Hut.  n.  a  mqrk:  a  puf:  an  objekt  ov  ridikql; 

u  blu;  <i  knsk  koiitani()  tai  liopzhiMlz. 
Butt,  Hut,  r.  /.  tu  strjk  wid  Ac  hod  a«  a  ram. 
HuTTKa,  lidt-rr.  n.  an  ifli  ;iubstans  mnd  from  krem. 
Huttku,  Hiii-tT,  r.  t.  tu  spri'd  wid  buter. 
BuTTKK-uuMP,  Hdt-pr-buiup,  n.  de  bitern;a  heron. 
BuTTKKcuP,   Bdt-cr-kup,  n.    de  kruzfut,  a  yclto 

fH.T. 

BuTTKBKLV,  Bdt-pr-flj,  II.  a  jena.s  ov  in.scktt  wid 
t'ur  wigz,  u  xpiral  tug,  and  h:iri  bodi.  [fut. 

BuTTKHis,    Hut-«T-i.'',    n.  a  tctil   for  js^rig  a  horsoz 

HuTTERUiLK,  But-vr-milk,  u.  hwaoV(;urnil  krcni. 

BuTTKUMT,  Biit-fr-nut,  «.  a  trt  and  iL"  frootitfi- 
iiut. 

IUttib  PRINT.  Hdt  rr-print,    /    ii.    a    stamj)    tu 

HiTTK.ii  STAMP,  Hiit-cr  utamis  i       mqrk  butcr. 

BuTTKB-TOOTU,  Hut-t<r-t«Dt,  n.  Q  Iqrj,  brod,  fur  t<Dti. 

BuTTEBwoRT,   BiSt-cf- wurt,  n.  u  Mqrq  plant. 


Hi'TTEBT,  Bdt-er-i,  a.  havig  de  apentnii  or  bat«r. 
BuTTERT,  Biit-i-r-i,  h.  aixnmfor  pruvijonx;p*ntri. 
HUTTOCK,  Hdt-ok,  fi.  de  rump. 
BuTTO.N,  Bdt-n,  n.  a  nob  or  ka<;  f)«r  f(unig  kktds; 

(1  rifiid    ma.4  ov   metal;    de    bud  uV  u    pUint;— a 

8e-ur(jin. 
Button,  Hiit-n,  r.  /.  tu  (am  wid  a  butn.     [butn. 
BuTTON-iioLt:,   Bdt-n-hul,  n.  a  hul  tu  admit  a 
liuTTONMAKKB,   Bdt-n-ua-ker,   n.    won  hib  maks 

buiiic.  [tre. 

HuTTdNWooD,  Bdt-u-wud,  H.  de  Amcrikan  plan 
HuTTHKjjrt,   Hut-rc.i,  H.  u  prop:  a  nujiurt:-  r.  t.  tu 

I.n.p. 
HuTVBACKOUS,    Hut-i-rH-JuH,   vr  Bq-ti-ra-jiu,   a. 

havig  dr  kwolitiz  ov  buter. 
BuxuM,  lidk-i-om,  a.  gn;  l|vli;  bri.'k;  wonton:  joli. 
BuxoMLY,  Hdkx-om-li,  lul.  wontonii;  amuru^li. 
BuxuMNi::!>ts,  lidkH-om-ne^,  u.  (^tieti:  amurunnes. 
Buy,  Bj,  r.  t.  [i.  bot,  tm.  bjig,  Ixit;]  tu  purt^oD;  tu 

obtjui  for  muni;  tu  oqli;  lu  rcdem. 
Buy,  Hj,  r.  i.  tu  tret  aliSt  a  purijan. 
BuYKK,  Hi-er,  n.  wuii  hiii  biz;  <i  pun^a.ter. 
Buying,  Bj-ig,  pp.  pdrcjuiig;  b<irgvnig  for  a  prj«. 
Buzz,  Buz,  r.  f.  tu  bum  Ijk  bez;  tu  hwinpor. 
Hizz,  Huz,  r.  t.  tu  ."pred  bj  hwisporz,  or  sekrctli. 
Buzz,  Huz,  M.  de  nirz  ov  brz;  u  hwiii|ier. 
BuzzABD,   Bdz-urd,    ii.  a  Hpejez  ovbok;  u  duou;  a 

knurd. 
liuzzEB,  Bdz-cr,  n.  a  srkrct  hwiiipercr. 
By,  H{,  pr^p.  at:  in;  ne r:  lor.    It  denuts  de  ajent, 

wii,  or  menz:  az,  "i>frjiirind  hj  ijat." 
By,  Bj,  .id.  ner:  beiiid:  |>asig:  in  prczcna. 
Hy,  "i-  Hyk,  Hj,   II.  f'umtig  not  dc  dir^kt   and  im- 

rdial  objokt  ov  rtpird:  "/'/  dt  hj." 
By,  Bj,  n.  in  kom|>uzi/on,  impljz  sumtig 'st  ov  de 

dirckt  wn;  ire>;yql<ir;  kolatvral:  prjval;  az  a  ft/- 

/fln,  n  hj-rtj'l,t\  hj-jKit,  u   hi-kirrntr. 
Hy-axi»-by,  Hj-and-bj,  nd.  in  a  Jorl  tjm. 
Byaui),  Bj-(ird,  II.  a  strap  akro.s  dc  brestd  ov  dux 

hiD  drag  slejez  in  kuil  mjnz. 
By-knu,  Bj-eiul,  H.  prjvnt  advuntaj;  self-interest; 
IlYGdNK,  Hj-j^on,  .1.  K""  ''j:  I"!"!. 
Bylaw,  Bj-lo,  u.  u  |irjvat  rxt>l  or  order  ov  a  sosieti. 
Bynauk,  Bj-nam,  n.  a  niknam. 
Hypast,  Bj-fwst,  ,1.  pust:);on  bj. 
Bypath,  Hj-imt,  /».  u  jirjvat  or  obaki^r  pat. 
Bybk,  Bjr,  II.  Q  k^-h'H:'.     [lAjl-al.]     {Eng.\ 
BYS8INK,  Bix-in,  a.  mad  ov  .xilk  or  fjn  linen. 
Bystandkb,  Bj-sland-fr,  M.ii  lukt'ron;a  f^jicktator. 
Hyvikw,  Hj-vq,  n.  self  intorexted  purpusi. 
Hyway,  Hj-wn,  II.  (I  prjvnt  and  obskqr  wa. 
Hywipi:.  Hj-wjp,  II.  u  ^ckri-t  struk  or  sqrkazm. 
Hywori).  Hj-wunl,  n.  u  .'aig:  a  prorqrb. 
Hyzant,  Hiz-ant,  i  n.  agtDld  kffn  or  de  vbI- 

Byzantine,  Biz-an-tjn,  )      yq  ov    fifUn    p'sndx 

Ht^rlig. 


c. 


Cc,  de  t?rd  li»ter  ov  de  komon  IggliJ  alfabct, 
,  bax  t<b  K-Kndx;  wun  hqnl  Ijk  it,  brfur  (a,o  and 
«/,•  ol»«j.  /  and  r,)  dc  udcr  .«oft,  Ijk  «  bcfdir  {t,  i 
^  and  y.)  [pint*. 

Cab,  Kab,  m.  a  kcx;:  a  IlebnA  mejqr  or  nerii  tre 
Cabal,  Ka-bil,  n.  ujuntuor  smol  bodi  ov   men 

yqnjted  tu  efikt  fum  .liniKtor  purpus;  intrig. 
Cabal,  Kn-bal,  r.  •'.  tu  form  klus  intrrgi. 
Cabala,  K.ib-a-li],  m.  JqiJ  tradijon;  stkret  xieiu. 
Cabalibm,  Kab-al  ix-m,n.wkret  ^em  or  di  kab- 
alittA. 


Cabalist,  K.^b-al-ist,  n.  wan  skild  in  JqiJ  tradij- 

onz. 
Cabalistic,  Kab-a-li«-tik,         i   a.  8ekret:okdll; 
Cabalistical,  Kab-a-lin-ti-kal,i        pertanig   tu 

dr  mistoriz  ov  JqiJ  tradijonz. 
Cabalisticallt,  kab-a-li.«  ti-kal-i,«</.  in  a  kab- 

ah-tik  uiaiu-r.  [trxgcr. 

Caballeb,  Ka-bal-er,  n.  wun  bo  kabilz:  aa  la- 
Caballinx,  Kab-a-ljn,A.  bclugig  tu  a  bom. 
Cabaakt,  Kib-a-ra,  n.  a  tavern;  a  hvi  hw%r  Uk- 

orx  qr  rctald. 


CAG 


CAL 


Cabbage,  Kab-aj,  /i.  a  jenus  ov  edibl  plants. 
Cabbage,  Kab-aj,  v.  t.  txa  ferm  a  bed,  az  a  plant. 
Cabbage,  Kab-aj,  v.  i.  tu  stel  in  kutii)  klodz. 
Cabbage-tree,  Kab-aj-trc,  n.  a  tropikal  trs,  bq,rig 

friDt  Ijk  a  kabaj  bed. 
Cabin,  Kab-in,  n.  a  kotaj;  a  smol  rdom;  a  rcom  in 

a  Jip. 
Cabin-boy,  Kab-in-ber,  ji.  a  watii)  bar  in  a  Jip. 
Cabinet,  Kab-i-net,  «.  a  klozet;  a  set  ov  boksez 

and  dreerz;  a  room  in  hwiq  konsultajonz  qr  held; 

Az  kolektiv  bodi  ov  ministerz  ov  stat. 
Cabinet-council,   Kab-i-net-k'sn-sil,  n.  a  k'sn- 

sil  ov  stat. 
Cabinet-maker,  Kab-i-net-mak-er,  n,  a  maker 

ov  f  jn  wiad-wurk.  [ar)kor. 

Cable,  Ka-bl,  n.  a  Iqrj  rop  tu   hold  a  Jip  at 
Cabled,  Ka-bld,  a.  fasnd  wid  a  kabl.  [mod. 

Cabob,  Ka-bob,   i;.  t.  tia  rost  mst  in  an  fljiatik 
Caboose,  Ka-bcos,  n.  de  kiak-rmm  ov  a  Jip. 
Caboshed,  Ka-bojt,  a.  reprezented  az  de  bed  ov 

an  animal  kut  klos. 
Cabriole,  Kab-ri-ol,  n.  Se  {Capriole.} 
Cabriolet,  Kab-ri-o-la,  n.  {Fr.'\  a  wun  hers  Jaz 

er  vehikl,  ofn  keld  a  kab. 
Cacao,  Ka-ka-o,  n.  de  qokolat  tre. 
Cachalot,  Kaq-a-lot,  n.  Az  spermaseti  hwal. 
Cache,  KaJ,  n.  a  hoi  in  de  gr-snd  for  hjdii)  and 

prezervii)  provijonz  in  Az  West.  [bodi. 

Cachectic,  Ka-kek-tik,  a.  havig  an  il  habit  ov 
Cachinnation,  Kak-i-na-Jon,  n.  l-sd  Iqfter. 
Caciqce,  Ka-sek,  n.  [Fr.'\  Se  {Cnziqite.} 
Cackle,  Kak-1,  v.  i.  tia  mak  a  ntrz  Ijk  a  hen,  &s. 
Cackle,  Kak-1,  n.  nerz  ov  a  hen  er  gcDs. 
Cackler,  Kak-ler,  n.  a  f'sl  dat  kaklz;  a  tatler. 
Cacochymy,  Kak-o-kim-i,  n.  ilstatov  de  hx],morz. 
Cacodemon,  Kak-o-de-mon,  n.  an  evl  spirit. 
Cacoethes,   Kak-o-e-tfz,    n.    [L.]   an   inkiirabl 

ulser;  a  bad  kustom;  a  bad  habit. 
Cacography,  Ka-kog-ra-fi,  n.  bad  speliij. 
Cacophonic,  Kak-o-fon-ik,  a.  s-sndii)  hqrjli. 
Cacophony,  Ka-kof-o-ni,  w.  abads'sndovwurdz: 

diskord. 
Cacotechny,  Kak-o-tek-ni,  n.  a  korupjon  ov  qrt. 
Cacotrophy,  Ka-kot-ro-fi,  n.  vijus  nq,triJon. 
Cactus,  Kak-tus,  n.  [Z.]  pZ.  Kak-tj;  (^«^.)  Kak- 

tus-cz;  Q  jenus  ov  plants.  [gastli. 

Cadaverous,  Ka-dav-er-us,   a.  Ijk  a  ded  bodi ; 
Caddis,  Kad-is,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  tap; — a  wurm  er 

grub. 
Caddow,  Kad-o,  n.  a  quf  er  jakde. 
Caddy,  Kad-i,  ;(.  a  smel  boks  fer  te. 
Cade,  Kad,  a.  tarn;  jentl;  soft:  delikat. 
Cade,  Kad,  n.  a  kask;  a  herir)-barel. 
Cadence,  Ka-dens,  n.  de  fol  ov  de  vefs  in  redig 

er  spekii);  modj-qlajon;  ton  er  sTind. 
Cadent,  Ka-dent,  a.  felii)  d'sn. 
Cadenza,  Ka-den-za,  w.  \_lt.]  a  fel  ov  de  vefs. 
Cadet,  Ka-det,  n.  [/r.]  a  yui)ger  bruder; — a  vol- 

unter  in  de  qrmi;  a  pqpil  in  a  militari  skool. 
Cadi,  Ka-di,  n.  a  juj  amiiij  de  Turks. 
Caducean,  Ka-dq-se-an,  a.  belogig  tia  M^rkqriz 

wond. 
C'aduceus,  Ka-dq-Jus,  n.  [Z.]  Merki^riz  wond. 
Caducity,  Ka-dq-si-ti,  n.  fralti;  tendensi  tu  fel. 
Caducous,  Ka-dq-kus,  a.  feli^)  erli;  az  levz,  er  a 

kaliks. 
CjECIas,  Se-Ji-as,  n.  [Z.]  a  nert-est  wind. 
C^RULE,  Se-rcDl,  Se  {Geinile}  and  {Cenilean.y 
C^SURA,  Se-zq-ra,  n.  [L.]  a  metrikal  brak,  pez, 

er  divijon,  in  vers  er  Ijn. 
CiESURAL,  Se-zq-ral,  a',  relati;)  tu  de  sezqra. 
Cafe,  Kaf-a,  n.  [/•"/'.]  kofi;  kofi-biss. 
Caftan,  Kaf-tan,  n.  a  Perjian  er  TurkiJ  gqrmcnt. 
Cag,  Kag,  n.  a  smel  barel  er  kask;  a  keg. 
Cage,  Kaj,  n.  an  inklogqr,  fer  berdz  er  bests. 
Cage,  Kaj,  v.  t.  tu  inkloz  in  a  kaj. 


Cairn,  K^m,  n.  a  konikal  pjl  ov  stonz. 
Caissoon,  Ka-S(f)n,  n.  [Fr.]  a  qest  ov  bumz  er  p"5- 

der;  a  wudn  kas  er  fram. 
Caitiff,  Ka-tif,  n.  a  men  vilen;  a  nav. 
Caitiff,  Ka-tif,  a.  bas;  navij;  servil. 
Cajole,  Ka-j61,  v.  t.  tu  flater;  tu  said;  tu  koks. 
Cajoler,  Ka-j61-er,  n.  wun  hO)  hwedlz  er  flaterz. 
Cajolery,  Ka-j61-er-i,  n.  flateri;  hwedlii);  deset. 
Cake,  Kak,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  delikat  bred;  a  mas. 
Cake,  Kak,  v.  t.  tu  ferm  intu  a  kak; — v.  i.  tu 

hqrdn. 
Calabash,  Kal-a-baJ,  n.  a  spejez  ov  Iqrj  gord. 
Calamanco,  Kal-a-mag-ko,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  wulen 

stuf. 
Calamiferous,  Kal-a-mif-er-us,  a.  prodqsii)  redz. 
Calamine,  Kal-a-mjn,  n.  nativ  kqrbonat  ov  ziflk. 
Calamitous,  Ka-lam-i-tus,  a.  ful  ov  kalamiti; 

mizerabl.  [kalamiti. 

Calamitousness,    Ka-lam-i-tus-nes,   n.   distres ; 
Calamity,   Ka-lam-i-ti,   n,    misfertyqn;  mizeri: 
Calamus,  Kal-a-mus,  n.  a  sert  ov  red.      [distres. 
Calash,  Ka-laJ,  n.  an  opn  karij;  a  hud. 
Calcareous,  Kal-ka-re-us,   a.  partakir)  ov  qek 

or  Ijm.  [wjn. 

Calca VALLA,  Kal-ka-val-a,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  Lizbon 
Calceated,  Kal-se-at-ed,  a.  Jod. 
Calcedony,  Kal-sed-o-ni,  n.  Se  (  GJialcedony.y 
Calciferols,  Kal-sif-er-us,  a.  prodqsii)  kalks  or 

Ijm. 
Calciform,  Kal-si-ferm,  a.  in  de  ferm  ov  kalks. 
Calcinable,  Kal-sin-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  kalsind. 
Calcinate,  Kal-sin-at,  v.  t.  tu  kalsin. 
Calcination,  Kal-si-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  pulver- 

jziij  bj  fjr.  [kalsinajon. 

Calcinatory,  Kal-sin-a-to-ri,  n.  a  vesel  yqzd  in 
Calcine,  Kal-sjn,  v.  t.  tu  redi|s  tu  p'sder  bj  bet. 
Calcine,  Kal-sjn,  v.  i.  tu  bekiim  a  kalks  bj  het. 
Calcium,  Kal-si-um,  n.  de  metiilik  bas  ov  Ijm. 
Calculable,  Kal-kq-la-bl,  a.    dat  ma  be  kom- 

pqted. 
Calculate,  Kal-ki|-lat,  v.  i.  tu  kompi^t;  tu  rekn. 
Calculation,  Kal-ki^-la-Jon, «.  kompqtaJon;rek- 

nii).  [rekner. 

Calculator,  Kal-kq-lat-or,  n.  a  kompqtor;  a 
Calculatory,  Kal-kq-la-to-ri,  a.  belogi^  tu  kal- 

kT],laJon.  [griti. 

Calculose,  Kal-kq-16s,  &r  Kal-kq-lds,  a.  stoni; 
Calculus,  Kal-kx^-lua,  n.  [Z.]  />?.Kal-kq-lj;  a  kal- 

kareus  konkrejon  in  de  blader;  de  ston. 
Caldron,  Kel-dron,  n.  a  pot;  a  bffler;  a  Iqrj  ketl. 
Caledonian,  'Kal-e-do-ni-an,  n.  a  nativ  pv  Skot- 

land. 
Calefacient,  Kal-e-fa-Jent,  a.  wermii):  heti^. 
Calefaction,  Kal-e-fak-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  hetig. 
Calef active,  Kal-e-fak-tiv,  a.  dat  maks  werm 

er  hot. 
Calefactory,  Kal-e-fak-to-ri,  a.  dat  hets;  hetig. 
Calefy,  Kal-e-f  j,  v.  i.  tu  gro  hot; — v.  t.  tu  mak 

hot.  [manak. 

Calendar,  Kal-cn-dar,  n.  a  yerli  rejister;  an  el- 
Calendar,  Kal-en-dar,  v.  t.  tu  enter  in  a  kalendar. 
Calender,  Kal-en-der,  v.  t.  tu   dres  klot  bj  hot 

presiij.  [klot. 

Calender,  Kal-en-der,  n.  a  hot  pres  fer  dresi^ 
Calendrer,  Kal-en-drer,  n.  wun  hco  kalenderz;  a 

kalender. 
Calends,  Kal-endz,  n.  pi.  de  ferst  daz  ov  even 

munt  in  de  anjent  Roman  kalendar. 
Calescence,  Ka-les-ens,  n.  groig  wermt. 
Calenture,  Kal-en-tqr,  n.  a  distemper  insident 

tu  salorz  in  hot  kljmats. 
Calf,  Kqf,  n.,  pi.  K!qvz;  de  j'Ufl  ov  a  k?;  a  dolt; 

— de  tik  pqrt  ov  de  leg. 
Caliber,  )  Kal-i-ber,  n.  Az  bor  ov  a  gun;  kapas- 
Calibre,  i      iti;  sert  er  kjnd. 
Calice,  Kal-is,  n.  a  kup.  (Se  Chalice.) 


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I  ALico,  Ral-i-ko,  n.  a  Rtuf  mad  or  kotn,  lo  keld 

Iniin  Knlikut  in  India. 
CaLID,  Kill-id,  fl.  h'lt;  buniip. 
Calimtv,  Ku-lid-i-ti,  n.  int«ni*  het.  [Htov. 

Caudlct,  Kali  dukt,  n.  <i  ii||>  tu  konvA  hfl;  a 
Calif,  Kd-lif,  «.   .St  {Oali/>h.} 
Calioation,  Kttl-i-pk-Jon,  n.  dqrkncn;  klvdinea. 
Caliui.noi'8,  Kii-lij-i-nuK,  a.   ob«kii,r;  dim;  d(\rk. 
Calioi.n'ol'8.nuih,    Ka-lij-i-na8-ne«,    ».    dqrkne:*: 

ubukiiriti. 
Caliokai'iiy,  Ka-lig-ni-fi,  n.    Ht  {Oilli/jmphi/.} 
('ALll'tHS,  Kal-i-i»er«,  «.  pL  kuini>a«ez  wid    bud 

j»Ok.i. 
Caliph,  K6-lif,  m.  a  Kuk.<^s<ir,  er  viknr;  a  tjtl  ov 

At  (tuk-si'soirt  ov  Miihuiuet  urndg  dt  .Saruscnt. 
Calipiiatk,  K.il-if-«t,    n.    de   guvcrnment   ov   a 

kiilil.  [luit.  \s. 

Calistiik.vics,  Kal-ii)-t«?n-iks,  n.  pi.   ekscrsj*  for 
Calivkb,  K.'il-i-vcr,  n.  a  hand-gun. 
(/ALix,  Ka-likii,  n.  a  flfier  kap;  de  Kter  kuvcrig 

ov  u  fl'Her.     Sf(C(i/yx.) 
Calk,  Ki>k.  >•.  f.  tu  .stop  or  8tuf,  az  de  stmt  bc- 

tviin  pliijikx  in  u  Jip. 
Calkkk,  K>>k-iT,  n.  wun  hit>  kok?. 
Calki.n,  Kal-kin,  i>r  Ko-kin,  n.  a  prominens  on  a 

hitpt-Joi,  tu  prr v»»nt  slipij). 
Calkinu-iro.v,  K('ik-i\)-i-urn,  »i.  a  (jiz-ol  for  kokig. 
Call,  Kol,  r.  t.  tu  nam:  tu  !<umon:  tu  konvuk. 
Call,  Kol,  <•.  i.  tu  krj  •<!:  lu  in«k  ci  Jort  viiit. 
Call,  Kol,  n.  an   adro.":  u  i<unii>nz;  <i  demdnd;  a 

divin  vokHjnn:  a  kHJig:  a  Jort  vizit. 

Callek,  Kiil-or,  N.  wun  ba>  keli. 

Callidity,   Ka-lid-i-ti,    )        i„.f,:„ „^    r^  i„„„ 
.,  I.-1  -1  .  ".  kraitinc!";  jraiUncs. 

CALLin.NEJW,  Kal-id-ni'»,  t  ' 

Calliuraphic,  Kal-i-graf-ik,  a.  rrlatig  tu  bi^ti- 

ful  ritii). 
Calliorai'Iiv,  Ku-lig-ra-fi,  n.  bqtiful  rjtifl. 
Calling.  KiU-ij),  ii.  vuknjon:  prufojon;  trad:  a  kol. 
CALLiort.  Ka-li-o-|>f,  «.  de  mi^t  hj>  prczjdz  uvor 

uiiizik  iind  hrruik  p<Detri. 
Callipasji,  Kal-i-|ia/,  (  n.    t<,>rmz  ov   kukeri   in 
Callii'EE,  Kal-i-pe,      i      dresiij)  a  turtl.        [pan. 
Callosity.  Ku-lon-i-ti,  n.  n  huni  Hwolijj  widiit 
Callot,  Kal-ot,  n.  a  kap.     Se  {Oiffttt.} 
Callous.  Kal-UK,  a.  hqrdnd;  inxonHibl:  unfelin- 
Calloisnesb,  Kal-uK-nc.'»,  n.  hqrdne!';  in-^en-'ibiliti. 
Callow,  Kal-u,  a.  unfl<»j<l;  naked. 
Calm,  Kum,  a.  kwjt't:  cfri-n:  undistdrhd. 
Calm,  Kum,  n.  trn-niti:  kwjot:  rr|Hjz. 
Calm.  Kum,  r.  t.  tu  xtil;  tu  kwjet:  tu  pa^ifj. 
Calmly,  Kqm-li,  aJ.  .•<crrnii:  kwjfili. 
CALM.Nt»8,  Kqai-nc*.  ii.  trankwiiiti;  in{ldneH. 
Calmy,  K('im-i,  a.  kwjct;  j«f.<ful.  [ri. 

Calomel,  Kal-u-invl,  n.  a  proimrHjon  ov  m^rkt^- 
Caloric,  Ka-lor-ik,  n.  At  prin.'<ipl  or  mator  <>v 
Calorific.  Ka'.-u-ril-ik,  a.  k^zio  hrt.  [hrt. 

Calurimktks,  Kal-o-rim-e-tcr,  n.  an  instHDnivnt 

tu  iu*-jiir  bet. 
Caloeimotor,  Kal-o-ri-m6-tor,  n.  a  galr&nik  in- 

«tra>nieot  for  evolvi^  kal6rik. 
Cah)tte.  Ka-16t,  n.  [Fr.]  a  kap  or  k«Tf  ov  h^r. 
Caloter,  Ka-l<jr-er,  n.  a  mugk  ov  de  (Jrrk  cjurcj. 
Caltrop,  Kal-tmp,     (  n.  a   militari    in-^tnitmcnt. 
Caltiirop,  Kil-trup,  \      mad    wid   for  ("pjkj!;- a 

kjnd  ov  tisl.  (ov  pt,-. 

Cali'MET.  KAI-^i^-met,  n.  an  Indian  pjp;  omblt-m 
Calim.niate.  Ka-ldm-ni-nt,  r.  t.  tu  aki'iz  fol.-li: 

tu  "laiidir.  [lajon:  ulandor. 

Calimniatiom,  Ka-luin-ni-A-Jon,  n.  foU  akij- 
Cali'Mniator,  Ka-ldm-ni-a-tor,  n.  a  nUindorcr. 
Cali  MMATORV,  Ka-ldm-ni-a-ta-ri, )  a. foU; ulan- 
Calimmciois.  Kn-ldm-ni-u.<,  \      dprns. 

Cali'MMui'SLT,  Ka-ldm-ui-us-li,  ad.  in  a   sUin- 

dorux  manor.  [abi^ii. 

Call'MNY,  Kal-um-ni,  n.  slander:  foU  aki^u/on; 
Calvary,  K.'U-va-ri,  n.  dc  plot  or  skull. 


I  Calve,  K(\v,  r.  ».  tu  brio  furt  a  kqf. 
Calvi.n'ihm,  Kal-vin-ii-m,  n.  de  duktiin  or  «ii<tcm 

ov  Kalvin.  [iim. 

Calvini8T,  Kal-vin-iKt,  n.  an  adherent  tu  Kilvin- 
Calvlmhtk-,  Kal-vin-ifl-tik,  i  a.  rtlalig  tu 

Calvi MISTICAL,  Kal-vin-i«-ti-kal,  \      Kilrinizm. 
Calx,  Kalk^  n.  [/,.]  pi.  Kiiut;  l^m  or  (jek:  pv- 

der  ni«d  bj  burnig. 
Calycle,  Kal-i-kl,  n.  u  ru  ov  leflet*. 
Calyx,  Kii-lik",  n.  [L.]  pi.  Kal-i-Hcz;  a  flvor-kap. 
Camaiel'.   Kain/i-yii,  «.  n  kainro.  (ei. 

Cambikt,  Kain-biHt,  m.  a  iH-nxm  wkild  in  ekM^j- 
Camuii'M,  Kam-bi-um,  ii.  in   JlUani.n  viaid  Ke- 

krrjoii  hwi<;  M-imnit.o,  in  de  '■prii),  dr  ulbdrnum 

ov  u  plant  from  de  liber,  or  iiu-r  burk. 
Camblet.  Kaiii-blct,  «.  ,Se  {CanUtt.} 
Cambrel,  Kani-brol,  n.  a  kruked  ittik,  or  pea  or 

{urn  tu  hag  met  on;  giimbrcl. 
Cambric,  Kiim-brik,   n.  fjn  hw(t  linen  er  kotn; 

from  KtuiJiru,  in  Flandt-rz. 
Came,  Kain,  i.  from  Kum.     Se  {Otnt.) 
Camel.  K.-nu-oi,  n.  an  animal   komon  in  Arabia 

and  iidi-r  estorn  kuntriz;  a  ma/en  for  b:irin  jips 

uviT  bqrz.  [animal;  de  jirif. 

Camelopard.  Ka-m^l-o-|iard,  n.   u    tol    Afrikan 
Cameo,  Kaui-e-u,  n.  a    kjnd  ov  unika;  a  prejtu 

Ktun  or  Ji-I,  havig  imitativ  dezins  cngravd  on  it; 

bajf-rrlf'i. 
Cameralistu  8,  Kam-e-ra-li:<t-ik«,  n.  de  t\ewi  ov 

tinan.-<  or  publik  ruvf  nt^. 
Camera  obscl'Ra,  K.im-t-ra  ob-»ki|-rQ,   n.   [Z.] 

an  optikal   luajen,  yqzd   in  a  dqrknd   riDm,  fer 

truig  iiunjcz  ov  ekjit^rnal  objckt/i  up6n  a  plan 

surfas. 
Camerate,  K«in-e-rat,  t.t.  tu  scI  or  volt. 
Cameration,  Kam-e-ra-Jon,  n.  a  voltig  orqr^in. 
Camisaho,  Kam-i-sa-du,  n.  an  atak  mad  in  at 

di^rk.  [»ilk,  kt. 

Camlet,  Kam-let,  n.  a  .«tuf  mad  ov  wul,  er  h^r, 
Camomile,  Kam-u-m(l,  n.  an  udoriferui*  plant. 
Camoi's,  Kn-mu.x,  a.  flat;  deiinS^t;  refvrz  unli  tu 

At  nuiz. 
Camp,  Kamp,  n.  At  order  ov  tents;  de  plaB  or  an 

i'iik:'imjiig  qrmi. 
Camp,  Kamn,  r.  i.  tu  pi^  tent.'<;  tu  enkimp. 
Campaig.v,  ham-pan,  n.  a  Iqrj,  opn   kuntri;— de 

tini  an  qniii  ke jis  dr  frid  in  wun  yer. 
Campaign,  Kaiu-{iHn,  r.  /.  tu  ktv  in  u  kamp^D. 
CAMPAiGNi'Jt.  Kam-|iun-er,  n.  an  uld  .Sjljvr. 
Campamform,  Kam-pan-i-form,  a.  havig  de  Jap 

"V  11  b«  1.  [rigig  beli. 

Campanology,   Kara-|ia-n61-o-ji,   n.   At  qrt  or 
Campancla.  Kain-j>aii-yq-la.  n.  At  Ixjlflncr. 
Campanilatf..  Kam-|>an-yq-lat,  a.  bel  Japt. 
Campestral.  Kam-|K>x-tniI,  a.  groig  in  fridz. 
Camphkne.   Kani-1'i'ii.  ii.  pqr  ffl  ov  turjioiiljn. 
Cami'IIor,  Kam-for,  u.  u   rrzin,  or  konkrrt,  fra- 
grant jq.-*  ov  a  tre:  fonui-rli  ritn  {camphirt.} 
Camphorate,  K.im-fu-mt,  )  a.  iinpn>gnated 

Camphorated.  K.-iui-fuk-rat-ed,  i       wid    kamfor. 
Camphor-trek,  Kam-fur-tre,  n.  de  Indian  lorrl 

tre. 
Campi.no,  Kump-ig,  n.  At  akt  ov  iilaigat  fut-bel. 
Ca.n,  Kan,  r.  i.  [i.  kud;J  tu  be  nbl. 
Ca.n,  Kan,  u.  a  metal  ku^>or  ve.scl  for  likorz. 
Canaille.  Ka-nal,  u.  [tr.]  At  loe*t  ov  de  pepi: 

dr  ilregz  ov  de  pepl;  lez:  drcgi. 
Canal.  Ka-nal,  h.  a  wntcrlajn*  mad  b}  qrt:  a  \»a- 

nj:  (1  koiulit;  a  dukt  in  dc  biwli  <>v  an  animal. 
Ca.nal-coal,  Kan-al-kul,  n.  a  k^nd  ov  kul;  kanel 

kul.  [dan». 

Ca.s'art,  Ka-n^-ri,  h.  a  kjnd  or  w^n;  mk;  aa  old 
Canary-bird,  K»-ni-ri-b^rd,  ».  a  »igig-b<|rU. 
Cancel,  Kan-sol,  r.  t.    tu   blot   nt;  tu  ofiis;  tu 

oblitomt.  [a  <jnn.«tlor. 

CAh'CKLLAKKATK,  KRo-scl-A-ix-at,   A.    rtUtig  tu 


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Cancellated,  Kan-sel-at-ed,  a.  krost  bj  Ijnz. 
Cancellation,   Kan-sel-a-Jon,  «.    akt  ov  eks- 

piinjii). 
Cancer,  Kan-ser,  n.  a  krab  fij;  de  sjn  ov  de  sumer 

solstis; — a  skirus,  livid  ttimor  er  sor. 
Cancerate,  Kan-ser-at,  v.  i.  tu.  bekum  a  kanser. 
Canceration,  Kan-ser-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  groir) 

kanserus.  [kanser. 

Cancerous,  Kan-ser-us,  a.  havig  de  kwoliti  ov  a 
Cancerousness,  Kan-ser-us-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beii) 

kanserus.  [serus. 

Cancriform,  Kan-kri-ferm,  a.  Ijk  a  kanser;  kan- 
Cancrine,  Kan-krin,  a.  havig  de  kwolitiz  ov  a 

krab. 
Candelabrum,  Kan-de-la-brum,  n.  [£.]  pl.Kau- 

de-la-bra,    {Eng.)  Kan-de-la-brumz;    a   branqt 

kandlstik. 
Candent,  Kan-dent,  a.  hot;  gloii)  wid  bet. 
Candid,  Kan-did,  a.  i^r■,  opn;  frai)k;  injenyn,us. 
Candidate,  Kan-di-dat,  n.  a  kompetitor;   wun 

hO)  prcjpozez   himself,  ev  iz  propcozd,  fer  sum 

stajon.  [fiirli. 

Candidly,  Kan-did-Ii,  ad.  in  a  kandid  maner; 
Candidness,  Kan-did-nes,  n.  injenyqusnes;  kan- 

dor.  [lit. 

Candle,  Kan-dl,  n.  a  Ijt  mad  ov  talo  er  waks;  a 
Candle-holder,  Kan-dl-h61d-er,  n.  a  holder  ov 

a  kandl. 
Candle-light,  Kan-dl -Ijt,  n.  de  lit  ov  a  kandl. 
Candlemas,  Kan-dl-mas,  n.  de  fest  ov  de  pvi- 

fikajon  ov  de  Verjin  Mari,  FebrCDari  2d,  sele- 

brated  wid  Ijts.  [bold  kandlz. 

Candlestick,  Kan-dl-stik,  «.  an  instrooment  tia 
Candor,  Kan-dor,  n.  fraijknes;  opnnes;  f^mes. 
Candy,  Kan-di,  v.  t.  tia  konserv,  az  Jiagar,  erwid 

Jugar. 
Candy,  Kan-di,  v.  L  tu  gro  konjeld. 
Candy,  Kan-di,  n.  konserv  ov  Jugar;  a  swet-met. 
Cane,  Kan,  n.  a  red;  Jugar-kan;  a  wekig-staf. 
Cane,  Kan,  v.  t.  tu  bet  wid  a  kan. 
Canebrake,  Kan-brak,  ji.  a  tiket  ov  kanz. 
Canicula,  Ka-nik-yn,-la,  n.  [Z.]  Sirius,  de  dog- 

stqr.  [stqr. 

Canicular,  Ka-nik-yti-lar,  a.  beloijii)  tva  de  dog- 
Canine,  Ka-nin,  a.  relatii]  tu,  er  Ijk  a  dog. 
Canister,  Kan-is-ter,  n.  a  boksfer  te,  &s.;  asmel 

basket. 
Canker,  K;ir)-ker,  n.  an  etii)  er  korodii)  hn,mor; 

koro^^on;  viryi|lens;  a  dizez  in  trez. 
Canker,  Kar)-ker,  v.  i.  tm  gro  korupt;  tia  deka. 
Canker,  Kaij-ker,  v.  t.  tu  korupt;  tu  korod;  tu 

infekt.  [moros. 

Cankered,  Kai)-kerd,  a.  p.  kordpted;  koroded: 
Cankerous,  Kai)-ker-us,  a.  korodig  Ijk  a  kai)ker. 
Canker-worm,  Kaij-ker-wurm,  n.  an  insekt,  er 

sert  ov  smel  katerpilar.  [hempn. 

Cannabine,  Kan-a-bjn,  a.  pertanig  tu  hemp: 
Cannibal,   Kan-i-bal,  «.  a  man  hiD  ets  hitman 

flej.  [man  flej. 

Cannibalism,  Kan-i-bal-iz-m,  n.  de  etii)  ov  bi|- 
Cannon,  Kan-on,  n.  a  grat  gun  fer  bateri,  &s. 
Cannonade,  Kan-on-ad,  ii.  an  atak  wid  kanon. 
Cannon-ball,  Kan-on-bel, )  n.  a  bel  fer  a  kanon 
Cannon-shot,  Kan-on-Jot,  i      er  a  grat  gun. 
Cannoneer,  Kan-on-er,  n.  wun  hdo  manajez  kan- 
on. [on. 
Cannon-proof,  Kan-on-prcof,  a.  prcof  agenst  kan- 
Cannot,  Kan-not,  v.  «.   tu   be   unabl; — a  wurd 
komp'snded  ov  A-an  and  not, — beter  yiizd  separat- 
Canoe,  Ka-ndb,  «.  an  Indian  bot;  a  smel  bot.    [li. 
Canon,  Kan-on,  n.  a  rtol:  a  le; — de  buks  ov  Holi 
Skriptyqr;  a  dignitari  in  katedralz; — Kanfm  le; 
a  kolekjon  ov  ekleziastikal  lez. 
Canoness,  Kan-on-es,  n.  a  wuman  pozest  ov  a 
prebend.                                              [on;  regyn,lar. 
Canonical,  Ka-non-i-kal,  a.  inkln,ded  in  de  kan- 


Canonicallt,  Ka-non-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  kanonikal 

maner.  [kanonikal. 

Canonicalness,  Ka-non-i-kal-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beig 
Canonicals,  Ka-non-i-kalz,  «.^^.  de  ful  dres  ov 

a  klerjiman. 
Canonicate,  Ka-non-i-kat,  n.  de  ofisova  kanon. 
Canonist,  Kan-on-ist,  n.  a  man  verst  in  kanon  le. 
Canonistic,  Kan-on-is-tik,  a.  beiogii)  tu  a  kan- 

onist.  [makig  a  sant. 

Canonization,   Kan-on-i-za-Jon,   n.   de   akt  ov 
Canonize,  Kan-on-jz,  v.  t.  tu   dekl4r  er  enr(51 

wun  a  sant. 
Canoxry,  Kan-on-ri,       /  n.  de  ofis  ov  a  kanon;  a 
Canonship,  Kan-on-Jip,  i      benefis  in  a  kaiedrai 

er  kolejiat  qurq. 
Canopy,  Kan-o-pi,  n.  a  kuverii)  over  a  tron  or 

bed,  er  over  de  bed;  a  tester;  a  projektiij  moldig. 
Canopy,  Kan-o-pi,  v.  t.  tu  kuver  wid  a  kanopi. 
Canorous,  Ka-n6-rus,  a.  mn,zikal;  tqnful. 
Canorousness,  Ka-no-rus-nes,  n.  mvizikalnes. 
Cant,  Kant,  n.  a  korupt  djalekt:  a  hwjnii),  afek- 

ted  maner  ov  speq;  slag; — a  tos;  a  tro. 
Cant,  Kant,  v.  «.  too  spek  hwjnigli  or  afektedli. 
Cant,  Kant,  v.  t.  tu  sel  bj  ekjon;  tu  tos;  tu  turn. 
Cantabrigian,  Kan-ta-brij-i-an,  n.  a  student  er 

gradyn,at  ov  de  Yq^niversiti  ov  Kambrij,  Iggland. 
Cantaloupe,  Kan-ta-lmp,  n.  a  smel  muskmelon. 
Cantata,  Kan-tq-ta,  n.  [/(!.]  a  poem  set  tumn,zik. 
Canteen,  Kan-ten,  u.  a  vesel  fer  kariig  likorz. 
Canter,  Kant-er,  n.  wun  hco  kants; — an  ezi  galop. 
Canter,  Kant-er,  i-.  i.  tu  galop  ezili  er  jentli. 
Cantharis,  Kan-ta-ris,  »>.  [Z.]  -pi.  Kan-tar-i-dez; 

SpaniJ  fljz  yqzd  fer  blisterii). 
Canthus,  Kan-tus,  n.  [Z.]  de  kerner  ov  de  i. 
Canticle,  Kan-ti-kl,  )i.  a  sog;  a  kanto; — Sofl  ov 

Solomon. 
Cantillation,  Kan-til-a-Jon,  n.  a  Qantig  resita- 

Jon  wid  mi^zikal  modyqlajonz. 
Cantilever,  Kan-ti-lev-er,  ».  a  braket  er  pro- 

jekjon  hwiq  sup6rts  a  kernis,  moldii),  &s. 
Cantingly,  Kant-ig-li,  ad.  in  a  kantig  maner. 
Cantlet,  Kant-let,  n.  a  pes;  a  fragment. 
Canto,  Kan-to,  n.   [/if.]  a  pqrt  er  sdijon  ov  a 

poem; — a  trebl  pqrt  in  mqzik. 
Canton,  Kan-ton,  n.  a  divigon  ov  de  kontri;  a 

klan. 
Canton,  Kan-ton,  v.  t.  tu  divjd  intu  litl  pqrts. 
Cantonize,  Kan-ton-jz,  v.  t.  tu  divjd  intu  smel 

distrikts.  [jerz. 

Cantonment,  Kan-ton-ment,  n.  kwerterz  fer  sol- 
Cantoon,  Kan-t<f>E,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  fustyan. 
Canty,  Kan-ti,  a.  qerful;  tekativ. 
Canvas,  Kan-vas,  n.  a  kors  linen  er  hempn  klot 

fer  salz,  er  fer  pantig  on. 
Canvass,  Kan-vas,  v.  t.  tu  sift:  tu  egzamin;  tta 

debat;  tu  solisit. 
Canvass,  Kan-vas,  v.  i.  tu  solisit  vots. 
Canvass,  Kan-vas,  n.  an  egzaminajon. 
Canvasser,  Kan-vas-er,  n.  wun  hat  kanvasez. 
Cany,  Ka-ni,  a.  ful  ov  kanz;  konsistig  ov  kanz. 
Canzone,  Kan-zo-ne,  «.  a  soi)  in  tCD  er  trs  pqrts, 

wid  pasajez  ov  fqg  and  imitajon. 
Canzonet,  Kan-zo-net,  7i.  a  litl  sog. 
Caoutchouc,  Kifc-euk,  n.  gum-elastik. 
Caoutchoucine,  Kob-qu-sin,  n.  an  inflamabl  and 

volatil  el  obtand  from  kcDquk. 
Cap,  Kap,  n.  a  kuverig  for  de  hed;  de  top. 
Cap,  Kap,  v.  t.  tu  kuver  de  top  er  end;  tu  eks^l. 
Capability,  Ka-pa-bil-i-ti,  n.  kapablnes;  kapasiti. 
Capable,  Ka-pa-bl,  a.  abl  tu  hold  er  kontan;  in- 

telijent;  suseptibl;  ekwal  tu;  kwolifjd  fer. 
Capableness,  Ka-pa-bl-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beifl 

kapabl. 
Capacious,  Ka-pa-Jus,  a.  holdig  mug;  kompre- 

hensiv;  okstensiv;  wjd;  Iqrj.  [maner. 

Capaciously,  Ka-pa-Jus-li,   ad.  ^in  a  kapajus 


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CArACloutNESS,  K*-pd-/uii-nM,  n.   stat  ot  brig 

ka{Mi/u«.  (tu  enabl. 

CArAciTATE.  Ka-poii-i-tat,  r.  t.  tu  luak  kapabl: 
Capacitit,  Ka-p4a-i-ti,  n.  (Uit  uv  beiQ  kapajuj)  or 

ka(>iibl:  rtTiui;  »[«.■*;  pwr;  abiliti. 
CArAPiK,  Ka|>-a-p«.  Md.  [/r.J  from  bod  tu  fut; 

el  ijvcr.  [hen. 

Capari-son,  Ka-]>ar-i-iion,  n.  a  «qp^Tb  drcD  f»r  u 
CAPAUinuM,  Ktt-]«r-i-8on,  r.  t.  tu  dren  nqp^rbli. 
Capi:,  Klip,  II.  u  bedlunJ:  — de  iiek-pe^  uv  u  kul. 
CAPtK,  Kii-|>(.'r,  n.  a  Irp:  a  jump;  -<i  bud;  a  pikl. 
Caplk.  Kii-p<LT,  r.  I.  tu  dun.':  tu  Up;  tu  skip. 
Capias,  KH-pi-on,  n.  [/,.]  u  sort  ov  ril  «r  proses. 
C'APiLLACturs,  Kttp-i-lu-/un,  a.  L^ri. 
Capillamk.nt,  Ka-pil-a-mcnt,  n.  a  f|n  trod,  bi^r, 

er  Ijbi-r. 
Capillabv,  Kdp-i-la-ri,  ur  Ka-pil-a-ri,  a.  lug  and 

ak-ndiT,  Ijk  <i  h:ir;  suol;  mint'^t.  [vescl. 

Capillakt.  Kap-i-la-ri,  h.  u  »taa\  tab,  er  blad- 
Capital.  K:ip-i-tal,  a.  rrliitig  tu  de  ncd;  afc-ktig 

dr  hill  iir  Iji:  tjrl;  principal;  Ljrj. 
Capital,  Kap-ital,  «.  dt  ujicr  j«irt  ov  a  kuluinor 

pilar;  i;tf  siti;  -."tok;  pritu<i|iul  sura; — a  Uirj  k-ter. 
Capitalist,  K:i|>-i-tal-iiit,  n.  wun  ba>  bai  a  kapi- 

tal  or  siok.  [qelli. 

Capitally,  Kup-i-tal-i,  atl.  in  a  kapital  mant-r; 
Capitatio.m,  Kap-i-li-/un,  u.  oi;iiieni/on  bj  hcdr; 

|iol-tak.4. 
Capite.  Kap-i-tt,  n.  [Z.]  a  k^nd  i.v  tcnynr. 
Capitul,  Kap-i-tol,  n.  a  ii^rj  tempi;  u  publik  edifis. 
Capitl'lae,  Ka-pit-yq-lur,       i  n.    a  statji^t;  a 
Capitulary,  Ka-pit-yn,-la-ri,  !    bodiovstatyqUi; 

a  nieultrr  ov  u  qapter. 
Capitilaby,  Ka-pit  yi(,-la-ri,   a.   rtlatig  tu   dt 

(japtcr  <iv  II  kafrilnil.  [trcti. 

Capiti"Late.  Ka-pit-yil-lal,  r.  «.  tu  siurendt-r  bj 
CaPitilation,  Ka-]iit-yii-la-/on,  ii.  dt  aktov  ka- 

pityiila(i():  surendcr.  [pilyHlat.-'. 

Capitllatoe.  Ka-pit-yq-la-tor,  n.    wun   ho)  ka- 
Capiti,  Ka-pi'-vi,  n.  a  trr;  bolsum  kojiabu;  a  rei- 

tiiu-^  jqs  IMin  dr  trr.  [Kinak. 

CaI'Noma.ncy,    Kap-D6)-man-$i,    ii.    divina/on    bj 
Capox.  Kfi-ixin,  H.  a  ka.>!Lratcd  k«k. 
Capon.vujie,   Kap-o-ne'r, 

wid  u  litl  |iura]iOt 


f'APTAisEY,  Kiip-ten-ri,  m.  qifUnfip. 
('APTAiMiiiip,  Ka|>-t«n-/ip,  i».  dc  ra!(|^  er  post  or 

u  kaplen;  uiililnri  «kil.  [artet. 

Caption-,  Kap  /.m,  n.  dr  akt  or  takig:  uiar,  an 
('aptiolh,  Kap-/u^  «.  ka<;inalf..lU;apt  tu  kavil. 
Captioibly,  Kaj>-;ui!  11,  aJ.  iu  a  kap/uj  rnaocr. 
CAPTiOL'tiNKiiS,  Kap-Ju«-DM,  N.  ioklina/on  tu  fjnd 
.  f'If.  [.;qnn. 

Captivate,  Ka^i-ti-vat,  r.  C.  tu  tnk  primer,  tu 
Caitivatio.v,  Kap-ti-va-/oD,  n.  de  akt  or  kipti- 

vutip:  <;iinn. 
('aitive.  Kap-tiv,  n.  wun  tiikn  in  wor:  wun  oqnnd. 
Caitive,  Ka^-tiv,  a.  uuni  prirnir;  tukn  bj  Jur». 
Captivity,  Kap-tiv-i-ti.n.ntat  ov  o  kapiiv;  b«<nd- 
,  "J'  .  [prjicf. 

Caitoe.  Kap-tor,   n.    wun   bcti  taks   prizncn  or 
Captike,  Kapt-yqr,  n.  akt  ov  takig:  a  pqz. 
Capture,  K.-ijit-yi^r,  c.  t.  tu  tak  hz  h  pr(z. 
Capuciii.v,  Kap-yii-Je'n,  n.  u  kluk  wid  a  bud;  an 

oriU-r  ov  frjurz:  u  k^iiJ  ov  pijon. 
Caput  moetuum,    Kii-put  ui.ir-tii-um,    ».     [L.] 

wurtliv  rrmunz. 
Cak,   K(^r,  II.  u  (jariot;  kfjrt;  a  vehikl  or  karij; — u 

koii.-'U-laJon;  a  (jariot  ov  wor  or  trjumf. 
Cauabine,  Kar-u-bin.  «.  a  sort  ov  fjr-qmi. 
Caeabi.neee,  Kar-a-bin-er,  n.  wun  qnad  wid  a 

kanibin. 
Caeau.  Kar-ak,  n.  a  Iqrj  .Spnni/  /ip  ov  burdn. 
Cauaiole,  Kar-a-kol,  u.  [/>-.]    an  oblektrcd  or 

a  hors'. 
Cabacole,  Kar-a-kul,  v.  i.  tu  nUiV  in  karakolz. 
Carat,  Kar-at,   ii.  a  wat  ov  for  grunz;  u  wat  dat 

ck.'presez  dt  fjnnes  ov  gold. 
Cabavax,  Kar-a-van.  n.  o  b<xli  ov  travclig  Frtem 

in«/r<;ant--'  or  pilgrimz;  a  Iqrj  karij.  [clcn. 

Cakava.xsaey,  Kar-a-van-.-a-ri,  h.  a  h'lsfortrav- 
Cakavkl,  K:ir-a-vel,  n.  u  Ijt /ip  or  ve*el. 
("araw.\y,  Kar-a-wa,  h.  u  plant  and  iv  !«pj=i  red. 
Carbine,  Ktjr-bjn,  or  Kar-bjo,  n.  a  smol  t|r-qnn. 

Sc  {  ( ktmlriue.) 
Cakbu.v,  Kiir-bon,  ii.   pqr  qqrkol,  a   cimpl   bodi, 

brii,   britl,  and    inuxloru:*.     ilwcn   kristuljzd,  it 

lorinz  dr  djauiond.  [bon. 

a   kuvcrd   lojment !  Caebomaceous,  Kqr-bon-a-Ju«,  a.  kontanin  kqr- 

Caebo.nado,  Kqr-bo-na-du,  m.  intt  kut  akro.<  and 


Capot,  Ka-j«>t,  ri.  a  winig  at  dr  gam  or  pikct.      I      brttld.  [dr  kolz. 

Capoucii,  Ka-ufxj,  ».  a  inugk.''  hud.  Cabiionado,  Kqr-l)0-na-do,  r.  t.    tu    brtrl   u|)6n 

Cap  PAPER,  Kip-iia-per.  ft.  kors  br-sn  pojier  for   '"abboxate,  Kqr-l>on-Ht,  n.  a  komp^nd  ov  kqr- 

kun-rz.  [drilz.  i      l«'>Mik  a<id  acd  u  ba.-<.  [kqrbonik  a.«id. 

Capbeolate,  Ka-prr-o-lat,  a.  [BU.]   havig  ten- '  Cabboxatkd,   Kqr-bon-at-ed,    a.     kombjnd   wid 
Capbiccio,  Ka-pret-tjo,  ».  u  lata,  ir^g^lar  spejez    Cakdoxu-.  Kqr-b6n-ik,  a.  pertanig  tu  kqrbon. 

ov  kompozijon.  i  Cabbomkebous,   Kqr-bon-if-er-us,  a.    kontanig 

Capeiccioao,  Ka-prtt-cr-ti-.so,  [It.]  notig  a  ka-       kiirb.m  or  kol. 

priju"',  frr.  or  fantastik  stjl.  I  Caubijxizatiox,  Kqr-bon-i-ia-/on,  «.  dt  akt  or 

Capeice,  Ka-prc.<,  n.  a  sudcn  stqrt  ov  mind;  frrk;  i      kcirbonizig. 

fanM;  hwim.  [kal;  faiisiful.   Carbuxue,   K^r-bon-jz,   v.  t.   tu   konvyrt   intu 

Capeicious,  Ka-jiriJ-m.  a.  ijanjabl;  fiki;  hwiuizi-        kqrb.iM. 

Capeiciouslv,  Ka-priJ-u.i-li,  atl.  hwimzikali.        |  Carboxohydbous,  K^r-bon-o-hi-drus,  a.    kom- 
Capriciouhxess,  Ka-priJ-ui-ne,',  n.  kaprr^.  |KJzd  ov  kqrlwn  and  hjKlrojen. 

Capeu'OBX,  Kap-ri-kom,   n.   de    tent  ajn  or   dr  '  Carboy,  Kqr-b«T,  n.  a  TurkiJ  resel  for  likor. 

fuiliuk:  dr  winter  xolstisi.  j  Cabbixcle,  Kqr-bug-kl,  ii.  a  red  jem;  a  pimpl 

CAPEiriCATiox,  Kap-ri-fi-k^-Jon,  n.  a  ripnig  ov       or  tiimor. 

fig*.  _  [a  donn.  1  Caebuxcled,  Ki^r-bug-kld,  a.  set  wid  kqrbunkli. 

Capeiole,  Kap-ri-ol,  n.  a  Irp  wid-*t  advdnsin;   Cabbuxuulab,  Kqr-bdg-kq-lar,  a.  briogig  tu  a 
Capnicum.  Kip-si-kum,  n.  Uini  peper,  nrit^  ben.        k(irbugkl.  [ig  uv  budi. 


Capmze,  Kap-Kjz,  c.  /.  tu  ovcrtdrn;  tu  upf^t. 
Capstam,  Kap-^ian,  n.  a  majtn  or  cnjin  tu  dro 
up  a  gmt  wat 


Cabbuxculatio."*,  Kqr-bug-kq-la-/on,/i.  dr  blust- 
Caebubet,  Ki^r-bq-ret,  n.  Q  kumpisnd  ov  kqrboD 
and  sum  mri.ilik  subsians. 


Cai-silar.  Kap-sq-lar,       )  a.  rtlatig  tu  a  kap-    Carbueetteu,  Kqr-bq-ret-cd,  a.   kombjnd  wid, 
CAIttULABY,  Kap-sq-la-ri,  i      sql;  huTo,  at  a  Qcs(.        or  kontnoij)  kqrbon.  [ell. 

Capui  LATK,  Ksj^i-q  lat,         i       «„ki,s^  1  Cabca.iet.  Kqr-ka-net,  a.  a  can  or  kokir  or  jq- 

Capsulated,  Kan -jq-lat-cd,  (  *•  "•"""»«•      [<jij     Caeca.ss.  Kq^r-ka.s  n.  a  ded  bodi. 
Capsule,  Kap-!>ql,  ».  de  wd  rcsel  or  a  plant;  a    Carceral.  Kdrse-ral,  a.  briogin  tu  a  prixn. 
Captaix,  Kip-ten,  ».  de  komdndor  or  a  Jip,  a    Caeuinoma,  Kqr-si-Du-ma,  ».  [£.]  a  kanser;  an 

tntip  ov  hers  or  a  kumpani  ov  fut;  a  (jrf.  '      ulscr. 

CArTAi!<CT,  Kap-len-si,  n.  de  ofis  or  a  kapten.      Cabcixomatous,  Kqr-8i-D6m-a-tu.<,  a.  kanaanu. 


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CAR 


Card,  Kqrd,  »».  a  pnntcd  paper  J^zl  f.^r  gamz:  a 

paper  kontaniij  an  adres;  a  not; — an  iustrdDment 

for  komir)  wul.  [arat. 

Card,  Kqrd,  r.  t.  tti  kom;  tu  cspn  wul:  tu  sep- 
Card,  Kqrd,  v.  i.  tu  pla  wid  kqrdz. 
Cardamine,  K^r-da-mjn,  71.  de  plant,  ladiz  smok. 
Cardamom,  Kqr-da-mom,  n.  a  mcdisinal,  aromat- 

ik  sfd.  [kqrdz. 

Caedkr,  Kqrd-er,  11.   wun  hot)  kqrdz,  er  plaz  at 
Cardiac,  Kqr-di-ak,  j  a.pertaniijtudehqrt: 

Caediacal,  Kar-dj-a-kal,  j      kerdyal;  a   kerdial 

modisin. 
Cardialgy,  K(^r-di-al-ji,  «.  &.z  hqrtburn. 
Cardinal,  K^r-di-nal,  «.  a  dignitari  in  de  RomiJ 

qnrq,  nekst  in  raijk  tu  ds  pop: — a  wumanz 
Cardinal,  Kqr-di-nal,  a.  qsf:  prinsipai.  [klok. 
Cardinalate.  Kqr-di-nal-at,  )  «. ds  ofiserrai)k 
Cardinalship,  K^r-di-nal-Jip,  i  ov  a  kqrdinal. 
Cardixal-flower,    Kqr-di-nal-fl'ser,  n.   a   brit 

skqrlet  fliser;  a  spejfz  ov  lobElia.  [dinal. 

Cardinalize,  K(^r-di-iial-jz,  v.  t.  tu  mak  a  kqr- 
(^ARDioiD,  K^r-di-tird,  n.  an  alJEbrnik,  hqrt-Japt 

kurv. 
Cardmaker,  Ki'ird-mak-er,  n.  a  maker  ov  kqrdz. 
Cardoon,  Kqr-dAn,  n.  a  spsjez  ov  wild  qrtiQcak. 
Card-table,  K^rd-ta-bl,?;..  a  tabl  fer  plaii)  kqrdz. 
Care,  K^r,  n.  scalisitiid;  axjzJEti;  kejon;  qqrj. 
Case,  K^r,  v.  i.  tu  be  arjkjus;  tu  be  inkljnd. 
Care-crazed,  Kqr-krazd,  a.  brokn  bj  kq,r. 
Careen,  Ka-ren,  r.  t.  tu  la  a  vesel  on  wun  sjd. 
Career,  Ka-rer,  n.  a.  kors;  a  ras;  sped;  prosed- 

yir. 

Career,  Ka-rer,  v.  i.  tu  run  wid  swift  mojon. 

Careful,  Kqr-ful.  a.  ai]kjus:  provident;  woqful. 

Carefully,  Ki\r-ful-i,  ad.  htdfuli:  providentli. 

Carefulness,  K4i"-fwl-ne?,   u.    vijilans;   aijzjfti; 

Careless,  K^r-les,  a.  haviij  no  kqr:  hedles.     [k.^r. 

Carelessly,  Kqr-les-li,  ad.  in  a  ki\r'es  maner. 

Carelessness,  Kqr-les-nes,  «.  stat  ov  beiijkfirles. 

Caress,  Ka-res,  v.  t.  tu  tret  wid  fondnes:  tu  fondl. 

Caress,  Ka-res,  n.  an  akt  ov  endermcnt. 

Caressed,  Ka-rest,  p.  trsted  wid  fondnes. 

Caret,  Ka-ret,  n.  [Z.]  dis  mqrk  [,\],  hwiq  Joz 
hwqr  .«umtii)  interljud  Jud  be  red. 

Cargo,  K^r-go,  n.  &t  ladiv)  ov  a  Jip;  frat:  lod. 

Caribbean,  Kar-i-be-an,  a.  relatiij  tu  a  kluster 
ov  West  India  jlandz,  er  de  adjasent  se. 

Caricature,  Kar-i-ka-ti|r,  n.  a.  Iqdikrus  Ijknes 
er  reprezentajon  ov  a  person  er  tii). 

( "aricature,  Kar-i-ka-tvi,r,  v.  t.  tu  reprszent  bj 
karikatqr.  [kati^rz. 

Caricaturist,  Kar-i-ka-ti\,-rist,  )i.  wun  hcD  kari- 

Caricous,  Kar-i-kus,  a.  rezemblii)  a  fig. 

Caries,  Ka-ri-Ez,  n.  [L.]  rotunes  ov  ban. 

Carinate,  Kiir-i-nat,  a.  Japt  Ijk  de  kel  ov  a  Jip. 

Cariole,  Kar-i-ol,  n.  a  Ijt  karij  fer  wun  person, 
driiu  bi  wun  hers. 

Cariosity,  Ka-ri-6s-i-ti,  n.  ulserajon  ov  bon. 

Carious,  Ka-ri-us,  a.  rotn:  lilserated. 

Carl,  Kqrl,  n.  a  msn,  broital  man; — a  kind  ov 
hemp.  [in  a  Jip. 

Carlings,  K4r-liijz,  n.  pi.  timberz  Ijii)  for  and  aft 

Carman,  Kqr-man,  n.  a  man  hflo  drjvz  a  kqr  or 
kqrt.  [pqr. 

Carmelite,  Kqr-mel-jt,  ji.  a  mendikant  friar; — a 
■  Carminative,  Kqr-min-a-tiv,  n.  medisin  tu  dis- 
pel wind.  [worraii]. 

Carminative,  Kqr-min-a-tiv,  a.   ekspelii)  wind: 

Carmine,  Kqr-mjn,  «;•  Kar-mjn,  n.  a  brjt  red  er 
krimzn  kulor,  pant,  or  pigment. 

Carnage,  Kqr-naj,  «.  sloter;  havok:  masaker. 

Carnal,  Kqr-nal,  a.  flejli;  not  spirityixal:  lustful. 

Carnalist,  Kqr-nal-ist,  11.  wun  givn  tu  karnaliti. 

Carnality,  Kar-nal-i-ti,  n.  flejli  lust;  senJu^aliti. 
Carnalize,  Kqr-nal-jz,  i>.  t.  tu  debas  tia  kar- 
naliti. 


Carnally,  Kqr-nal-i,  ad.  in  a  kqrnal  maner. 
Carnal-minded,    K^r-nal-mind-ed,   a.    wurldli- 

mjnded. 

Cae'nal-mindedness,    Kqr-nal-mjnd-ed-nes,    n. 

grosnes  ov  mind.  [fl'ser. 

Carnation,  Kar-na-Jon,  n.   a  flej  kulor; — a  fjn 

Carnelian,  Kar-nsl-yan,  n.  a  prejug  ston  ov  a 

red  er  redij-hwjt  kulor,  sumtjmz  olmost  hwjt. 
Carneous,  K4r-ne-us,  a.  fleji;  fat;  kqrnal. 
Carney,  Kqr-ni,  n.  a  dizEZ  in  hersez  miida,  hwiq 
bekum  so  furd  dat  da  kan  not  et.  [ov  flej. 

Carnification,  Kqr-ni-fi-ka-Jon,   n.   de   makig 
Carnify,  K^r-ni-fi,  v.  i.  tu  ferm  flej  in  grot. 
Carnival,  K^r-ni-val,  n.  a  Katolik  fest  held  be- 
for  Lent.  [karnivorus  animalz. 

Carnivora,  Kar-niv-a-ra,  n.  pi.  [L.]  de  trjb  ov 
Carnivorous,  Kar-niv-o-rus,  a.    fsdii)   on  flej; 

gredi. 
Carnosity,  Kar-nos-i-ti,  w.  a  fleji  ekskr^sens. 
Caroche,  Ka-roJ,  n.  a.  karij  ov  plegq^r.  [him. 

Carol,  Kar-ol,  n.  a  sog  ov  egzultajon  er  prnz:  a 
Carol,  Kar-ol,  v.i.  tu  siri:  tu  werbl. 
Carol,  Kar-ol,  v.  t.  tu  selsbrat  in  soi). 
Carotid,  Ka-rot-id,  a.  a  term  apljd  tu  tO)  qrteriz. 
Carotid,  Ka-rot-id,  n.  wun  ov  de  qrteriz  ov  ds 
nek.  [karrz. 

Carousal,  Ka-r's-zal,  n.  a.  festival:  a  rcvtlii):  a 
Carouse,  Ka-rsz,  v.  i.  tu  drirjk  hqrd;  tu  revel. 
Carouse,  Ka-r'sz,  n.  a  nerzi  drii)kii)-maq. 
Carouser,  Ka-r'8Z-er,  «..  a  nerzi,  hqrd  driijker. 
Carp,  Kqrp,  v.  i.  tta  senJn,r;  tu  kavil; — n.  a  pond 
fij.  [and  Jips. 

Carpenter,  Kqr-pen-ter,  n.  a  bilder  ov  h-szea 
Carpentry,  Kqr-pen-tri,  n.  de  trad  er  qrt  ov  a 

kqriienter. 
Carper,  Kqrp-er,  n.  wun  hO)  kqrps  er  kavilz. 
Carpet,  Kqr-pet,  n.  a  kuverii)  for  de  flor  or  tabl. 
Carpet,  Kqr-pet,  v.  t.  tu  spred  wid  kqrpets. 
Carpeting,  Kqr-pet-ii),  n.  materialz  fer  kqrpets. 
Carping,  Kqrp-iij,  JU^-  s..  kapjus;  sensorius. 
Carping,  Kqrp-iij,  n.  a  kavil;  senjii,r;  abii,s. 
Carpus,  Kqr-pus,  n.  [Z.]  de  rist. 
Carraway,  Kar-a-wa,  n.  an  apl.    Se  {Caraway.) 
Caeriable,  Kar-i-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  bEiij  karid. 
Carriage,  Kar-ij,  n.  de  akt  ov  kariii);  a  vehikl; 
konvaans;  behavyor.  [pijon. 

Carrier,  Kar-i-er,  71.  wun  hco  kariz; — a  sert  ov 
Carrion,  Kar-i-on,  n.  ded,  piitrifjig  flej. 
Carrion,  Kar-i-on,  a.  relatig  tu,er  ftdig  on  kqr- 

kasez. 
Carronade,  Kar-on-ad,  n.  a  Jert  pes  ov  erdnans. 
Carrot.  Kar-ot,  n.  a  plant  and  its  robt. 
Carroty,  K;ir-ot-i,  a.  Ijk  karots:  ov  redij   yelo. 
Carrows,  Kar-oz,  ».  pi.  strolii)  gamsterz  in  ir- 

land. 
Carry,  Kar-i,  i'.  t.  tu  konva;  tia  transport;  tia 

bqr;  tu  efekt;  tu  gan:  tu  bEhav;  tu  konddkt. 
Carry,  Kar-i,  v.  i.  tu  konva;  tu  transport. 
Carryall,  Kar-i-el,  n.  a  Ijt,  for-hweld  karij. 
Cart,  Kqrt,  n.  a  karij  fer  burdn,  wid  tCD  hwelz. 
Cart,  Kqrt,  v.  t.  tu  konva  in  a  kqrt. 
Cart,  Kqrt,  v.i.  tu  yq,z  kqrts  fer  karij .  [it. 

Cartage,  K^rt-aj,  n.  de  akt  ov  kqrtii),  er  qqrj  fer 
Carte-blanche,   K^rt-blonJ,  n.    [Fr.'\    a  blaijk 
paper  intrusted  tu  a  person,  tu  be  fild  up  az  he 
plezez;  unkondijonal  termz. 
Cartel,  Kar-tel,  n.  an  agrement  betwen  t<j)  stats 
at  wer,  relativ  tu  de  eksqanj  ov  priznerz;  a  Jip 
fer  eksqanjii)  priznerz; — a  qalenj. 
Carter,  K4rt-er,  n.  wun  hcD  drjvz  a  kqrt. 
Cartesian,  Kqr-te-jan,  a.  relatii)  tu  r)ak4rt,  er 

hiz  filosofi. 
Cartesian,  Kqr-te-gan,  n.  a  foloer  ov  Dakqrt. 
Cart-horse,  Kqrt-hers,  n.  a  hers  dat  drez  a  kqrt. 
Carthusian,  Kqr-tq,-3i-aD,  a.  relatig  tu  anerder 
ov  muijks. 


CAS 


CAT 


Caktilaob,  K(\r-ti-laj,  ».  a  tuf,  eliatik  ^abttUiuK: 
grizl.  [kqrlilaj. 

CAKTiLAOi.tot'8,  Kqr-tj-laj-i-niM,  a.  koni'iniio  ov 

Caktoon,  K<ir-uf>n,  h.  u  iMiitig  on  Iqrj  i>(i|M)r. 

Caetolch,  Kur-tiixj,  n.  u  kiiit  lur  jiBdor  und  bol. 

Cakthiuuic,  K(^r-trij,  n.  a  paper  I'ild  wid  f;<^'>' 
psdir.  (trijei. 

Caktriuoe-box,  K^r-trij-bokit,  n.  a  bok«  fi»r  kqr- 

CAKT-KufK,  K^rt-fupi  ».  u  (itrofl  rop  fur  draft. 

CAkT-RUT,  K<(rt-rul,  n.  de  trak  mad  b|  u  kiirt- 
hwel.  [for  rekiirds. 

Cartl'Lakv,  Ki'irt-yn-Ia-ri,  h.  a  rejiiitvr:  u  plas 

Cartwbiout,  Ki\rt-rjt,  n.  a  inaktT  ov  k^ru* 


Cast,   Kast,   v.   t.  [«.  kiwt,  p$.  kdntiQ,  kart;]  ta 

tru:  tu  nig;  tu  itcnd;  tu  »kiiU'r;— tu  koodem:  tu 

kompiit:    tu    koulrjv;— tu  Jed; — lu  find;— tu 

brio  furt  aborlivli. 
Cast,  Kuitt,  r.  i.  tu  gro  intu  a  fnnn;  tu  worp. 
Cast,  Kunt,  «.  a  tru;  a  kuntio;  a  muld;— a  Jaa;  %r 

<»r  men;  Jap;  tu«;;     ran;  brrd. 
Castalia.v,  Kai«-ta-li-ai],  ;i.  rt fviig  tu  a  fvot  &t 

I'linta^U!). 
('a8Ta.\i:t,   Kaa-ta-not,  n.  a  ini»t  Jel  or  iTori,  6r 

bqrtl  wud,  bwiq  duiuera  rati  in  d^r  hands. 
Camtaway,  Kdflt-a-wn,  n.  a  person  lutt  er  abin- 

dund. 


Castellation,    Kas-tcl-A-Jon, 

tifjio. 
f.'ABTEa,    Kii.st-«r,    II.  wun  ho)  ka«l« 


Carl'Nclk,   Kttf-uo-kl,  ».  a  mii'il  pratiibi-rami  uv   C'astk,  Kust,  ».  a  ru  <*r  klaitov  prpl. 

flfj.  [protiibcran.i. !  <'asti;lla.v,  Kas-tcl-an,  u.  de  guvernor  «v  a  kcul. 

Carl'N'CULateu,    Ktt-rtin-kii-lat-cd,  a.    havip  u    C'ASTELLA.yy,   Kaa-tet-a-ni,    n.  At    lordjip  ov  a 
CaRVK,    Kiirv,  r.    t.  tu  Kut  intu   elegunt  forinz;       ka.'l. 

tu  8kulj>tyiir:     tu  kut  met  ut  de  tabl;  tu  kut. 
Carte,  Korv,  r.  i.  tu  kut  «t<jn  or  met. 
Carver,  Ki\rv-er,  n.  wun  hiD  k(irv«;  a  i^kulptor. 
Carvixo,  Kurv-io,  n.  de  ukt  ov  k<;r>'ij);  skulpt- 

yur. 
Caryates,  Kar-i-a-tei,  j  «./>/.  de  figyt^rsov 

Caryatides,  Kar-i-at-i-det,  I      wimcn,  in^stdil  uv 

kolumz,  tu  suiHJrt  cntublati^rz.  [fol. 

Cahcade,  Ku-s-ku'l,  n.  u  .*m'>l  kutunikt;  a  wttter- 
Cascarilla,  Kad-ka-ril-u, ».  de  bc^rkor  de  Kru- 

toii   KiLskariln:  a  tijiiik. 
Caue,  Kui,  II.  a  b<ik.-i:  a  Jet;  a  kuvcr;— kondijon; 

atut: — a  knx  in  kurt;  au  iaflc-kjun  <iv  n'«ni. 
Cask,  Vita,  r.  t.  tu  put  in  u  kiu;  tu  kuvcr,  tu 

enka.i.  [KL-<|d,  az  |urn. 

CaHEHardex,  Ka.'-hqrd-n,  r.  t.  tu   bi^rdii  on  de 
CABE-K.NirE,  Kn^-nif,  n.  a  tabl  nif. 
Cahemate.  Kti.i-mat,  n.  a  k|nd  ov  muMi]):  a  vult. 
Casematei>,  Ka-i-inat-ed,  ji.  fumijt  widu  kafmat. 
Casement,  Ka.i-mout,  n.  a  [iqrt  i>v  a  wiiidu  opn 

ig  u|]«in  hinjet: — a  kjnd  ov  muldiy. 
Caseous,  Ka-Je-u.s  a.  rez^mbliu  cez. 
Caber.v,  Kii-zt--m.  n.  a  lojijj  for  isjljcri. 
Case-shot,  Ka.'i-Jot,  n.  (urn  or  bulet^  unkiuzd  in 

a  \Mi.  [U  ka«. 

Casework,  Ka!<-wurm,  n.  a  wunn  dat  mak:<  iu<elf 
Casu,  KnJ,  II.  muni;  rtnii  muni;  kirn:  bagk  nuli<. 
Cash,  KuJ,  t°.  t.  tu  pa  muni  for;  tu  turn  intu 

muni. 
Casbbook,  KaJ-buk,  n.  a  buk  in  hwiq  akvnts 

ov  muni  (jr  kept. 
C.\siiEW-NL'T,  Ka-Ja>-nut,  >i.  frcot  ov  de  kaj(6;  a 

trr  ov  de  West  Index. 
Cashier,  Kaf-er,  n.  wun  hinhasqqrj  ot  de  muni 


-      I    ASIL 

(^TL 


A8IIIER,   Kaf-i 
in  >i  bagk,  in 


Cashier,  KaJ-sr,  c.  t.  tu  di-iki^rd:  tu  di.-<mi:i  from 

a  \Ks*\  or  ■itis:  tu  brak. 
Cash  KEEPER,  KaJ-kep-cr,  n.  a  man  bdiix  )ntni:<t- 

ed  wid  muni.  [kuntri  bwt^r  fvr:«t  inad. 

Ca^umkrb,    K&J-mtr,  n.   a   Jol  ku  kold  from  de 
Cashoo,   KiJ-Ok,   n.   de  gum  or  ji^.i  ov  an  Indian 

trt.  [kas. 

Casino,  Ka-i-ig,  n.  akt  ov  kuvcrig:  a  kuvrrig;  a 
Cask.  Kii«k,  n.  a  holo  wudn  vi-*icl;  a  barvl. 
Casket,  K;i.i-kut,  n.  a  Kmol  bokn  for  j>ielz. 
CAflyuE,  Ka»k,  n.  a  helraot;  qnuor  for  de  hcd. 
Cassada.  Ka-s^-da,  »r  Kiu-a-da,  n.  a  plant. 
Cassatiox,  Ka-mi-Jon,  n.  a  repelig  or  mnkio  vffd. 
Cassava,  Ka-sa-vu,  »r  Kin-a-va,  n.  a  uprjez  or 

stqrij  Of  fekyt^la;  a  plant  from  hwi^  tapiuka  iz 

fiinnd. 
Cassia.  KaJ-i-u,  n.  a  Rwrt  «piii:  a  trt. 
Cassidoxy,  Ki!<-i-do-ni,  n.  u  plant:  a  mineral. 
Cassimere.    Ka-i-i-mtr,    n.    <x  tin  wulcn  klot: — 

ritii.iUcj  tkfrii^mfrt:)  k^niroer. 
Cassino.  Ka.i-t'-nu,  n.  a  gam  at  kqrdi.  [bfrd. 

Cassiowart,    Kas-i-Lk-wa-ri,  n.   a  toy  itilt-legd 
Cassock,   K:'iJ-ok,  n.  a  lug  undrr  gqrmcnt  ov  a 

prtjt. 


Castellated,  Kis-tcl-at-ed,  a.  fonnd  lik  a  kaKl. 

I.  de  akt  ov  f«jr- 

[hwel. 

viol:— a 

Ca«ter,s,  Kd.xt-en,  n.  pi.  a  fram  for  holdin  botlt. 

Castigate,  Kas-ti-gat,  r.  t.  tu  qaj)t{i:  tu  korekt. 

Castioatig.n,  Ka^j-ti-ga-Jon,  ii.   punijmcnt;  c^- 

tiziu>-ut. 
Castiuator,  Kas-ti-ga-tor,  n.  wun  hiD  kor^kt«. 
Castioatory,  Kaj-ti-ga-t£>-ri,  A.  tcndig  tu  kor- 
ekt. 
Castile-soap,  Kas-tel-sup,  n.  a  pqr  kind  ov  sop. 
Casting,  Ku^t-io,  n.  de  akt  ov  troig,  kastip,  er 

f'sndifl:  d  vi-.iol  or  tig  ka.^t. 
Casti.\g-net,  K<i.<t-ig-net,  n.  a  net  tu  be  trun. 
Casti.no-vote,  Kdst-ig-vot,  n.  de  vut  hwicj  kasle 

de  balans  hwenupiuyonz  qr  ekwali  divjded. 
Castle,  Kds-I,  h.  «  fortres  or  fortif^d  his. 
Castled,    Kds-ld,  a,  fumijt  wid  kaslz. 
Castleev,  Kds-l-ri,  ii.  de  guvemment  ova  kasl. 
iTLET,  Kii.-<-lut,  n.  a  smol  kasl. 
LI.NO,  Kuft-lig,  n.  an  uborjon; — a.  abortiv. 
OR.  K(is-tor,  n.  [Z.]  a  bever;  wanovde  Twini 
or  .Icniiiij;  a  hwel.  [in  a  bever. 

CA.'^TOKtLii,  Kas-tu-re-um,  n.  [Z.]  mater  f'snd 
Caster-oil,  Kda-ter-tfl,  n.  an  ffl  from  de  palma 

KrUti. 

C  ASTRA  MET  ATI  o.v.  Kas-tra-me-tA-Jon,   n.  de  akt 

ov  toriuig  k.'uu|i^. 
Castrate,  K.ii-trat,  r.  t.  tu  emAskqlat;  tu  geld, 
Castratio.v,  Kas-tra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  geldig  er 

k.v<trHtig. 
Castrel.  K.M-trcl,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  hok. 
Castrensiak,  Kas-tr^n-Jan,  a.  brli'toigtua  kamp. 
C.\8Tbteel,  Ka.-'t-stel,  n.  stel  dat  haz  bin  fqzd  in 

u  knii.-iibl,  and  den  kat>t  intu  bqn. 
Casual,  Knjt-q  al,  a.   aksidental;  fortqitu*. 
Casually,  K:\^  q-al-i,  ail.  akiiidontali.  [qal. 

CA8fALN|.jis.  K;ij-q-al-ne<,  n.    stat  ov  brig  kaj- 
Casualty.  K.iij-q-al-ii,  n.  aksident;  oani<. 
Casuist,  K:r<-qi-i,  n.    wun  hoj  studii  and  setli 

kn.oez  ov  konJ.'n.<. 
Casuistic,  Kaj-q-iitik,  >   a.  rrlalig  tukas- 

Casuistical.  Kaj-q-i.-t-i-kal,  <  ei  ov  konJen«. 
Casuistry,  K:ij-q-i*t-ri.  n.  At  «ienaova  ki^qist. 
Cat,  Kat,  n.  an  aniniiil;  a  kind  ov  Jip;— a  trjiiod. 
Catabaptist,  Kat-a-bap-tist,  n.    an  oponent  oT 

baptizm. 
Cataciiresis,  Kat-a-krf -sis,  n.  a  mctafor.de  abqs 

ov  u  tro]'. 
Catachrestical,  Kat-a-kr^-ti-kal,  a.  farst;  fqr- 

flMjI. 

Cataclysm,  Kat-a-klis-m, «.  a  deliu;— a  f'ser-bal. 
Catacomb.  Kat-a-kum,  n.   a  kav  for  de   berial 

ov  At  d-d. 
Catacoustics,  Kat-a-kt£>«-tik<.  n.  pi.  At  «teM  oT 

rrliekt'sl  ."'xndz. 
Catadioptric,  Kat-a-diiSp-trik,         I   a.  rrfl^k- 
Catadioptrical,  Kat-a-di-6p-tri-kal,|       tig  lit. 


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Catageaph,   Kat-a-graf,  ti.    ds  ferst  draft  ov  a 

piktyiir. 
Catalectic,  Kat-a-lek-tik,  a.  wontig  a  silabl. 
Catalepsy,  Kat-a-lep-si,  n.   a  Ijt  kjnd  ov  apo- 

pleksi. 
Catalogue,  Kat-a-log,  «••  a  list  ov  namz  ov  per- 
son z,  or  ov  de  titlz  ov  biaks,  &s. 
Catalogue,  Kat-a-log,  v.  t.  tia  mak  a  list  ov. 
Catalpa,  Ka-tal-pa,  n.  a  Iqrj  fluerii)  trg. 
Catamaran,  Kat-a-ma-ran,  «.  a  sort  ov  raft. 
Catamenia,  Kat-a-mg-ni-a,  n.  muntli  floirjz. 
Catamount,  Kat-a-munt,  n.  a  wjld-kat. 
Catapasm.  Kat-a-paz-in,«.a  niikstyi|rov  p-yderz. 
Cataphonics,  Kat-a-fon-iks,  n.  pi.  de  doktrin  ov 

reflekted  S3ndz. 
Catapueact,  Kat-a-frakt,  n.  a  hersman  in  kom- 

plet  qrmor.  [plaster. 

Cataplasm,  Kat-a-plaz-m,  n.  a  poltis;  a  soft 
Catapult,  Kat-a-pult,  n.  an  anjent  militari  en- 

jin. 
Cataract,  Kat-a-rakt,  n.  a  weterfel; — a  dizEz  in 

ds  J.  [noz;  a  kold;  infli^enza. 

Cataeeh,  Ka-tqr,  n.  a  disqqrj  ov  fhi,id  from  dt 
Cataeehal,  Ka-tqr-al,  )  a.  relatii)  tu  a  katqr 
Cataeehous,  Ka-tqr-us,  i      er  kold;  inkrsst  se- 

krfjon  ov  mqkus. 
Catasteeism,  Ka-tas-ter-iz-m,  n.  a  konstelajon  er 

a  plasiij  aniug  de  stqrz.  [kalamiti. 

Catastrophe,  Ka-tas-tro-fg,  n.  a  fjnal  event; 
Catcall,  Kat-kol,  n.  a  smel  skwekii)  instraiment. 
Catch,  Kaq,  v.  t.  \i.  ket  &r  kaqt,  ps.  kaqii),  kot 

er  kaqt;  ]  tia  la  hold  on  wid  de  hand;  tu.  sez;  tia 

stop;  txa  ensn4r:  tu  tak;  tu  resev. 
Catch,  Kaq,  i-.  i.  tu  be  kontajus;  tu  la  hold. 
Catch,  Kaq,  n.    segtj^r;  an  advdntaj  takn;  a  snaq; 

a  hold;  eni  tii)  dat  kaqez;  a  sog,  er  pqrt  ov  a  soi), 

suij  in  suksejon. 
Catchee,  Kaq-er,  n.  de  person  er  tig  dat  kaqez. 
Catching,  Kaq-ig,  pp.  a.  apt  tu  kaq;  kontajus. 
Catchpenny,  Kaq-pen-i,  n.  a  wurtles  publikajon. 
Catchpoll,  Kaq-pol,  n.  a  sqrjent;  a  bumbalif. 
Catchup  Kaq-up,  j  ^^^  ^^  kondiment. 

Catsup,  Kat-sup,    ) 

Catchword,  Kaq-wurd,  n.  de  last  ward  in  a  paj. 
Catechetic,  Kat-E-ket-ik,  )  a.  konsistig  ov 

Catechetical,  Kat-e-ket-i-kal,  i    kwestyonzand 

anserz.  [yon  and  anser. 

Catechetically,  Kat-e-ket-i-kal-i,  ad.  bj  kwest- 
Catechise,  Kat-e-kjz,  v.  t.  tu  instriikt  bj  kwest- 

yonz  and  anserz;  tu  kwestyon;  tu  interogat. 
Catechiser,  Kat-e-kjz-er,  n.  wun  hcD  katelqzez. 
Catechism,  Kat-e-kiz-m,  n.a  ferm  ov  instrukjon, 

bj  kwestyonz  and  anserz;  an  elementari  buk. 
Catechist,  Kat-8-kist,  ».  wun  hm  teqez  de  kat- 

ekizm.  [and  anser. 

Catechistical,  Kat-e-kis-ti-kal,  a.  bj  kwestyon 
Catechu,  Kat-e-kvi,  n.  a  br'sn  astrinjent  ekstrakt 

obtand  in  India. 
Catechumen,  Kat-e-ki^-men,  n.  wun  hca  iz  yet 

in  de  riDdiments  ov  Kristyianiti;  a  pq,pil  litl  ad- 

vdnst. 
Categoeical,  Kat-e-gor-i-kal,  a.  absolqt;  pozi- 

tiv;  ekspres.  [pozitivli. 

Categoeically,  Kat-£-g6r-i-kal-i,  ad.  direktli; 
Categoey,   Kat-e-go-ri,  «.   a  seriez  ov  jdeaz;  a 

klas:  a  predikament. 
Catenarian,  Kat-e-na-ri-an,  a.  relatig  tu  a  qan. 
Catenary,  Kat-e-na-ri,  n.    a  kurv  Un  fermd  bj 

a  rop  or  qan  suspended  bi  bot  endz. 
Catenate,  Kat-e-nat,  v.  t.  tu  konekt  bj  Ijnz. 
Catenation,  Kat-e-na-Jon,  n.  a  regyn,lar  konck- 

Jon. 
Catee,  Ka-ter,  v.  i.  tu  prokqr  er  provjd  focid. 
Cateeee,  Ka-ter-er,  n.  a  provjder:  purvaor. 
Cateeess,   Ka-ter-es,   n.  a   wuman  emplffd   tu 

kater. 


Catebpillae,  Kat-er-pil-ar,  n.  de  Iqrva  er  wurra 

Stat  ov  buterfljz  and  uder  insckts; — a  plant. 
Caterwaul,  Kat-er-wel,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  nerz  az 
Gates,  Kats,  n.  pi.  dautiz;  vjandz;  fcod.       [kats. 
Catfish,  Kat-fiJ,  n.  a  fij  ov'de  Jqrk  kjnd. 
Catgut,  Kat-gut,  n.  a  strig  for  mqzikal  instr(%- 

ments; — a  spejez  ov  linen  er  kanvas. 
Catharist,   Kat-a-rist,   n.   wun  hoa  klamz  grat 

pqriti.  ^  Qip. 

Catiiaepings,  Kat-hqrp-igz,  n.p?.  smel  rops  in  a 
Cathaetic,  Ka-tqr-tik,  n.  a  purjig  medisin. 
Cathartic,  Ka-tqr-tik,  /  a.  purgativ;  klenz- 

Cathartical,  Ka-tqr- ti-kal,  \      ig. 
Cathead,  Kat-hed,  n.  a  pes  ov  timber; — an  apl. 
Cathedra,  Kat-e-dra,  »/•  Ka-te-dra,  n.  [Gfr.]<i. 

q^r;  de  set  ov  a  person  in  etoriti. 
Cathedral,   Ka-te-dral,   n.   de  hed  ^urq  ov  a 

dioses.  [dral. 

Cathedral,   Ka-te-dral,  a.  relatig  tu  a   kate- 
Cathetee,  Kat-e-ter,  n.  an  instrcoment  tu  dreof 

yq,rin. 
Gatholes,  Kat-holz,  ji.  pi.  ioi  litl  holz  astern  in 

a  Jip.  [eral. 

Catholic,  Kat-o-lik,  a.  yTj^niversal;  jeneral;  lib- 
Catholic,  Kat-o-lik,  n.  a  Roman  Katolik;  a  Pa- 
pist. 
Catholicism,  Ka-tol-i-siz-m,  n..  de  doktrin  ov,  er 

adherens  tu,  de  Katolik  qurg;  liberaliti;  Iqrjnes 

ov  nijnd. 
Catholicity,  Kat-o-lis-i-ti,  «.  de  doktrin  ov,  or 

adherens  tu,  de  Katolik  qurc;  Katolisizm. 
Catholicize,  Ka-tol-i-sjz,  v.  t.  tu  bekiim  a  Kat- 
olik. [a  panased. 
Catholicon,  Ka-tol-i-kon,  n.  a  yi^niversal  remedi; 
Catkin,  Kat-kin,  n.  a  kind  ov  infloresens;  ament. 
Catling,  Kat-lig,  n.  a  dismemberig  njf;  katgut. 
Catmint,  Kat-mint, )  n.  a  strog-sented,  perenial 
Catnip,  Kat-nip,  i  plant. 
Cat-o-nine-tails,  Kat-o-nju-talz,  n.  a  hwip  wid 

njn  lajez.  [vijon. 

Catopsis,    Ka-top-sis,  n.   a  morbid  kwiknes  ov 
Catoptrical,  Ka-top-tri-kal,  a.   relatig  tu  ka- 

toptriks. 
Catoptrics,  Ka-top-triks,  «.  jjI.  dat  pqrt  ov  op- 

tiks  hwiq  trets  ov  reflekted  vijon. 
Catopteon,  Ka-top-tron,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  optik  glas. 
Catpipe,  Kat-pjp,  ji.  a  skwekig  pjp;  a  katkel, 
Cat's-eye,  Kats-j,  «.  a  spejez  ov  kwerts  keld  sun- 

ston. 
Cat"s-foot,  Kats-fut,  n.  de  gr-snd-jvi;  a  plant. 
Cat's-pa"W,  Kats-pe,  n.  a  dqp;  de  instrcnment  ov 

aniider. 
Catsup,  Kat-sup,  n.  a  sos.    Se  (  Catchup.) 
Cattle,  Kat-1,  n.  pl.  bests  ov  pastyq,r,  az  oksn, 

k'sz,  &s. 
Cattle-show,  Kat-l-Jo,  n.  an  ekshibijon  ov  do- 

mestik  animalz  fer  prjzez,  er  de  enkdrajrnent  ov 

agrikultyqr. 
Caucasian,  Ko-ka-Jan,      )  a.  pertanig  tu  M-snt 
Caucasean,  Ke-ka-se-an,  (      Kekasus  in  fijia. 
Caucus,  Ke-kus,  n.   a  metig  prcparatori  tu  an 

elekjon. 
Caudal,  Ke-dal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  tal  ov  an  animid. 
Caudate,  Ke-dat,         (        ,      .       .  , 
Caudated,  Ke-dat-ed,  i  ^-  ^avigatal. 
Caudle,  Ke-dl,  n.  a  mikstyi^r  ov  win,  groiel,  &s. 
Cauf,  Kef,  n.  a  qest  wid  holz  tu  kep  fij  aljv  in. 
Caught,  Kot,  i.  and  />.  from  Kag.     Se  {Catch.) 
Cauk,   Kek,  n.  sulfat  ov  barjtez;  a  sort  ov  npqr. 
Caukee,  Kok-er,  )   7i.  a  prominens  in  de  hel  ov  a 
Caukin,  Kek-in,  j        horsjo);  kekin;  kork. 
Caul,  Kel,  n.  a  membran  kuverig  de  intestinz; 

a  kjnd  ov  net. 
Caulescent,  Ko-les-ent,  a.  havig  a  herbajus  stem 

bq,rig  bot  levz  and  fruktifikajon.  [stek. 

Caulifeeous,  Ke-lif-er-us,  a.  havig  a  stem  er 


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CACLirLOWE*.  Km  li-H'S-or,  n.  Q  »f«/f»..T  ImImJ. 
CaI'LIS,    K'l  III",   «.    [/-•    ^  "^'^  '"■  ti-rlxijuK  «U-IU. 

Caihablk,  Ki<x-:t-ljl.  a.  dat  iiiu  be  ki>rU. 
Causa  homokis,  K«>-aa  bo-n6-ru,  [Z.j  f«r  dc  Mk 

ov  ouor. 
Cai'SAL,  K'Jx-ttl,  a.  rtlulio  tu.ur  cWsprf'-nij),  u  k»x. 
CaISALITV,   Ko-iali-li,  n.   dt    iijrn«i  nv  u  kux; 

i  I'Kifii.f  dit  tukuiti  uv  tra^fio  k>>z  and  i-ffkl. 
('a I  s^TlOX,  Ko-ui-^oii,  u.  dr  akt  i>v  kflxig. 
Cai^ativk.  Ki»z-«-tiv,  a.  dat  ek-'presei  u  kox. 
J'ai  BATivtLY,  Kux-a-tiv-li,  ad.  ina  ki>xatir  maner. 
Caihatok,  Ko-iii-tor,  n.  wuD  hdi  koxvz. 
C'AlBt.  K>«x,  H.  dat  hwi<;  jirudn'it.x  an  cft-kt;  rem; 

uiutiv;  objekt;  ."jJ;  jmrti;  *\\\.. 
('a I  si:,  K<«,  r.  /.  tu  efekt  ax  an  iijont;  tu  prudi'i-i. 
Cai  si.LKMH,  K>>z-li-!<,  n.  havii)  nu  kux;  f;ritiiUlei<. 
Cai  sKLUWLV,  K.'a-lcs-U,  jiJ.  wid»t  kiiz  or  rexn. 
C'ai.sklliw.hkbs,  Kiix-lc<-nM,  m.  At  stat  ov  bcig 

k.<iU-.;  prMi'lK-s. 
Cai  RUi.  K<it-tT.  n.  WUD  hijt>  kuxcz;  de  ajvDt. 
C'ai  hKWAT.  kux-wa,  I  N.   u  wa  or  rud,  raid  and 
('Aiscr.  K»ii-i,  i      pavd. 

Cai'hidical,  Ko-«td-i-kAl,  ».  rclutig  tu  an  advo- 

kat.  [!<tan«. 

Caustic,  KiM-tik,  n.  a  korodiQ  and  burnig  sub- 
("aistic,  KtH-tik,  I       \.       ■      \        1- 

C.M.r.cAL,  K.k-ti-kal.  i  *•  ^"""0=  ''"^"^'O- 
*M  >riL'iTr,  Kost-tu-i-ti,  n.    Ac   kwoliti  uv   brig 

V.  .  (ik.  [kw<tik. 

(  Ai  -ri'  Mss,  K<Wi-tik-nc«,  n.  At  kwoliti  ov  brig 
(  AI  riini  >,.  Ku-le-liu,  a.  ksjuit;  w{li:  kunig. 
(  AI  ii.it.  k'i-ttT.  II.  a  urig,  hot  jurn. 
<  M  M  Kl^M.  K''>  tiT-ix-tn,  fi.df  iipliknjiin  ov  kotcri. 
(  AI  riJiiZATiu.<«,    Ko-tcr-i-xa-/ou,   n.    At   akt   ov 

k<iuriri().  [a  hot  jura.  A". 

rAL°Ti:Kizt:,  K<)-lcr-ix,  r.  t.  tu  burn  or  .«kqr  wid 
Cal'Tkbizko.  Kij-ter-jzd,  p.  m.  burnt  tjr  wrd  wid 

a  hut  |uru.  [wid  a  hot  { 

CaI'TKRIziso,  Ko-ter-ji-ip.  n,  dt  aktov  bumi: 
Cai  TLiiV,  K'-t'  r-i,  n.  an  jum  for  burnig:  u  ki 
Cai  iiiiN,  k  ■      i;,  I,.  jiroVKK-nl  k.ir; uilv|.-;  pntiden.* 

tor>^t;    1  pru.*  i_';iimri  prrsojit;  a  womii). 
Caitio.h,  ko/un,  r.  t.   tu  giv  notis  ov  danjcr 

tu  worn.  (ij. 

Cai'tioxart.  K»-Jon-Q-ri,  a.  givn  aza  plcj;  wom- 
Caitu)IS,  K<'>-Ju.'<,  a.  w^ri;  wfxjful. 
Cactioi'slv,  Ko-/u<-li,  ad.  in  a  koju.s  manrr. 
('AfTlofSMas,  Ko-Ju^i-nw,  n.  wt^jfulnes;  vijilan.-i. 
CavaU-'adi:,  kuv-al-kiid,  n.  a    pruvcjon  on  hor<- 

bak.  Lwun  ov  At  \»\c\.\  ov  Cqrix  I. 

Cavalilr,  Kav-a-Wr,  n.  an  qmKl  hxrxinan:  a  njt: 
Cavaliek,  Kav-a-l^r,  a.  pi:  brav;  di.idauful:  hoti. 
Cavalii^bly,  Kav-a-lc'r-li,  ad.  butili:  dii'danfuli. 
CAVALitK.N'Eas,  Kav-a-Ur-Dca,  n.  di^lanful  kon- 

dukt. 
Cavauit,  Kav-al-ri,  n.  militari  tnii)r<  on  bors«z. 
CAVATt,  Ka-vat,  r.  t.  tu  dig  nt  and  mak  holu. 
Catateka,  Kav-a-t^-na,  n.  [Jt.]  a  Jort  ^r  wid  a 

sckund  Jiqrt. 
Cavk,  Kav,  ■.  a  kavem;  a  groto;  a  den:  a  mI. 
Cavk,  Khv,  r.  t.  tu  mak  holu; — r.  «.  tu  fol  in. 
CAVtAT,  Kavt-at,  ».  (Z.)  a  proeea  in  lo  tu  *top 

pruordiot.  (veat. 

CAVtATwfc,  Ka-Tt-«-tor,  n.  wun  hA  cnton  a  kri- 
'^AVtEs,  Kiv-cm,  n.   a  holo  pla.<i  in  dr  gr'Snd;  a 
Cavi.k>»:ii.  Kiv-prnd,  a.  ful  ov  kavi-mx.      [kav. 
CAvrasota,  Kav  irn-UA,  a.  ful  ov  kavcrnx. 
Cav».-vh)>,  Kiv-v.t-on,  ■.  [ /r.J  a  aurt  uv  ntji  band 

f'lT  a  h»wn. 
CAViAtt.  Kav-er,  n.  [ />.]  fiDd  or  ns  prti^  from 

dr  rox  ov  a  Starjon,  eU.  [k^rp- 

Cavii^  K&v-il,  r.  ».  tu  rat  kap/iu  objek/onz;  tu 
Catil.  K4v-il,  *.  t.  tu  trtt  wid  objrkjoaa. 
Cavil,  Kav-il,  n.  a  fols  or  kap/ua  ubjek/on:  a 
aufiim.  (j^ktig. 

Catillatioii,  Kav-i-lii-|on,  n.  At  praktij  ov  ob-  i 


'  'itant. 
kap/ux. 
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CAViLLta,  Kiv-il-cr,  a.  u 

Cavili-ois,  Kiv-il-uj,  a. 
Cavi.1I,  Kav-in,  n.  [}'r    ■•  i 
Catitv,  Kav-i-ti,  n. 
Caw,  Ko,  r.  I.  tu  ki 
('aw.  Km,  /(.  dr  kr|  .,»    li 
CAYtN-Nt,   Kii-en,   M.  u  pui.  ;.  r. 

Cayma.n,  Kii -man,  n.  At  i.  i  ...aaVat. 

Cazic,       I  Ka-zrk,  n.  a  tjU  ov  an  Indian  (jrf  ( 
CAZIglK,  \      fum  trjbx  ov  Indiani  in  M-k>iku^ 
CtAUt,  .Sr.",  r.  I.  tu  Irv  of;  lu  fn' 
<'KAHtLUw,  Se'!t-le»,  a.  wid'Bt  «t. 
CfcAcitLUHLT,  Sfs-le.H-li,  a<y.  wi  I  -  li-ttt- 

CtciTV,  ."^r-.'fi-li,  H.  bl{n<Jnea.  '    "  laotlL 

Ci-UAU,  Sr-dur,  n.  u  Iqrj  cvi-rjfrtn  trr. 
Ckdab.v,  .*^i-dani,  a.  brlugig  tu  At  urdar  Irr. 
CtDE,  Std,  r.  t.  tu  ytld:  tu  rtiin;  tu  giv  up. 
Cedilla,  Sc-dil-a,  n.  a  mqrk  under  At  U-t^r  c,  in 

I""ruu<;,  Jui{j  dut  it  iiun<ix  \\k  ». 
CtDBiSK.  ."^t-drin,  a.  briogig  tu  At  .ifd<ir  trr. 
Ckil,  Sri,  r.  t.  tu  orcrlu  or  kuvir  dr  iuer  rtbf. 
Cbili.n'O,  ."^rl-ig,  «.  dt  kuverigov  de  incr  ntif. 
Cela.ndime,  Sel-un-din,  n.  u  plant:  8wol<j-wurt. 
Celatlbe,  Sel-a-tqr,  ii.  dt  qrt  ov  engravig. 
Cellbb\TE,  .'^el-r-brut,  r.  /.   tu   prux;  tu  ekiit^l; 

tu  onor:  tu  di.ttiggwij  bj  rjlis;  tu  koiMmurat. 
Celebbated,  Sel-r-brat-cd, /(.  a.  remind;  famiu; 

i-U''"'"'-  [bratig:  j.rax. 

Celebbatio.v,  Sel-t-bru-ion,  n.  At  akt  ov  vele- 
Celebbatob,  Sel-r-bra-t«r,  n.  wun  bdi  «elrbrat«. 
Celebbity,  Se-l^b-ri-ti,  n.  fnm:  rrn-*n:  di!<tigk;on. 
Celebity,  St-ler-i-ti,  «.   -u  ,  Mill;  sjitd. 

Celebv,  Sel-cr-i,  h.  u  plui  ilad. 

Celestial,  .^r-le-^t-yal,  a.  :  .i;il. 

(^ELiATiAL,  Sr-le-tt-yal,  n.  iiij  utiiaUunl  ov  hern. 
Celejstially,  Sr-lt'.-<t-yal-i,  ad.  in  a  hevnli  maner. 
CSLEJ>TI.\E,  .^^t'l-eji-tin,  n.  a  uiugk  ov  a  rrlijuxordez. 
'^•lAC,  .Se-li-ak.  a.  reliitig  tu  At  beli. 

IBACY,  Sdl-i-ba-!<i,«/r  St-lib-a-si,  «.  an  unmar- 
Id  ("tat:   fiygl  \^i. 
Cell,  Sfl,  u.  a  «iuel,  kltw  ni>m;  a  kaviti;  a  kav. 
('ellab,  .Svl-ur,  II.  a  ronn  in  de  grsnd  underabvt. 
Ckllabag£,  Sel-ar-aj,  n.  vhta  ov  a  Mskir;  a  aekir. 
Cellabeb,  S<51-af-er,   J  ,      , 

Cellabist,  S«l-ar-i»t,  1    "•  **  ^'*""- 
(^ELLIEEBOUS,  S«l-if-er-UA,  a.  prcxlqoig  »di. 
Cellilab,   Sel-yn-lar,    a.    kooiiistig  ov  tt\M  at 

kavitiz. 
Celtic,  SeUik,  **■  Kel-tik,  a.  rclatlg  tu  dc  Setts, 
Ceusitlde,  S<51-.M-tqd,  n.  hjt;  citvajon.     (or  Goli, 
f^ELTlC,  Sel-tik,  a.  dt  laggwaj  ov  de  StlU. 
Celts,  St-lta,  n.  /7.  de  an/t-ut  inhabitanla  ov  (M. 
Ceme.nt,  Scnj-cnt,  wr  St-ment,  n.  a  sub^tana  hwi^ 

yqnii^:  uwrtar.  [Mneat. 

Ceme.nt,  Sc-ment,  r.  t.   tu  jr^nit  bj  de  yqa  o* 
Ceme.nt,  Sr-tnent,  r.  i.  tu  kLhrr,  tu  junju 
Ceme.\t.\tiox,  Sem-«n-ta-;uD,  n.  dc  akt  ov  «- 

mentig.  (ri^ta. 

CKME.vrEB,  Sc-wt'nt-er,  n.  di  p^non  er  ligdat 
Cemetery,  S^m-r-tcr-i,  n.  a  plas,  4rca,  er  cdific, 

hvTijr  dr  dfd  qr  berid. 
CE.fATOBY,  Sen-B-t«jr-i,  a.  rtlatig  tu  enper. 
Cenobite,  Scn-u-b{t,  n.   a   mugk  ba>  live  in  a 

kouqniti.  (oitj. 

Ck-vositicai,  S«n-o-bit-i-kal,  a.  livig  in  konii- 
Cenoby,  S^n-o-bi,  h.  a  plu  hw%r  p».T»<inx  liv  tu- 

K^dir.  (berid  rUfawv- 

Ce.notaph,  S^n-o-taf,  n.  a  mdoTrimrnt  for  wun 
('knsic,  .S«itf,  n.  a  rat:  a  Uk«:  »cuiu«. 
Cessk,  .^en.i,  c.  I.  tu  {«crfqiu  wid  wdun. 
Censer,  S^n-»er,  n.  o  pan  in  hwiq  inst-ns  it  bamt 
CE.N80B,  S«n-aur,  a.  an  ofijtcr  uv  an/ent  Kom  b* 

W..X  an  ins[>^ktor  ov  morali;  a  {«n/i|rcr. 
CEAiiOBiAL,  Sen-ct^-ri-al,  a.  ful  ov  ccQjqr,  sra- 

Mjriu-.  [•eaaoriaL 

Cknsokiaji,  San-a^ri-sA,  a.  rclati^  tu  a  soaMr; 


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Censorious,  Sen-su-ri-us,  a.  adikted  tvx  senjq,r: 

sevEr.  [maner. 

Censoriously,  Sen-s6-ri-us-li,  ad.  in  a  sensorius 
Censoeiousness,  Sen-s6-ri-us-nes,  n.  a  dispo- 

zijon  tia  reproq. 
Censorship,  Sen-sor-Jip,  ».  de  ofis  ov  a  sensor. 
Censurable,  Sen-Jn-ra-bl,  a.  kulpabl;  felti. 
Censurableness,  Sen-Jvi-ra-bl-nes,  n.   blamabl- 
Censurably,  8en-Jn,-ra-bli,  ad.  kulpabli.     [nes. 
Censure,  8en-Ji|r,  n.  impi^tajon  ov  rog;  blam; 

rfpraq:  ji^dijal  sentens. 
Censure,  Sen-Jx^r,  v.  i.  tu  blam;  tu  kondem. 
Censure,  Sen-Ji^r,  v.  i.  tu.  juj. 
Censurer,  Sen-Ji|,-rer,  n.  wun  hcD  blamz. 
Census,  Sen-sus,  n.  an  ofijal  ennmerajon  ov  ds 

inhabitants  ov  a  kuntri. 
Cent,  Sent,  n.  an  Amerikan  koper  kern. 
Centage,  Sent-aj,  n.  rat  bj  de  sent  er  hundred. 
Centaur,  Sen-tor,  n.  a  fabyixlus  bsii),  hqf  man 

and  hqf  hors;  ds  flrqer  in  dg  zodiak. 
Centenarian,  Sen-tE-na-ri-an,  n.  a  person  wun 

hundred  yErz  old.  [hundred. 

Centenary,   Sen-ten-a-ri,  n.    dE   number  ov  a 
Centennial,  Sen-ten-i-al,  a.  konsistiij  ov,  er  kom- 

pktiij,  Q  hundred  ysrz. 
Centesimal,  Sen-tes-i-mal,  a.  hundredt. 
Centifolious,  Sen-ti-f6-li-us,  a.  havig  a  hun- 
dred levz.  [dEgrez. 
Centigrade,  Sen-ti-grad,   a.    havi^  a   hundred 
Centiloquy,   Sen-til-o-kwi,  n.  a  hundred-fold 

diskors. 
Centime,  Son-tern,  n.  [i^.J  a  hundredt  pqrt  ov  a 

fragk;  a  hundredt  pqrt. 
Centipede,  Sen-ti-ped,  n.  a  pO'znus  insekt. 
Cento,  Sen-to,  n.  a  kompozijon  fermd  bj  versez 

er  pasajez  from  varius  etorz.  [seuter. 

Central,  Sen-tral,  a.  lElatig  tia,  er  plast  in  de 
Centrality,  Sen-tral-i-ti,   n.    de   stat  ov   bsii) 

sentral.  [sentraljzi:g. 

Centralization,  Sen-tral-i-za-Jbn,  «,  de  ak't  ov 
Centralize,  Sen-tral-jz,  v.  t.  tia  mak  sentral. 
Centrally,  Sen-tral-i,  ad.  in  a  sentral  maner. 
Centre,  Sen-ter,  n.   de  sentral  pffnt;  de  egzakt 
Centre,  Sen-ter,  v.  t.  tu  plas  on  a  senter.     [midl. 
Centre,  Sen-ter,  i>.  i.  tu  be  in  de  midst. 
Centre-bit,  Sen-ter-bit,  n.  a  tool  for  drilig  holz. 
Centric,  Sen-trik,  )         ^    ^  ■    a         ^ 

Centrical,  S6n-trik-al,  \  ^-  P^"^* '°  *^  ^'^''*«""- 
Centrically,  Sen-tri-kal-i,   ad.  in  a  sentrikal 

sityi^ajon.  [trik. 

Centricity,  Sen-tris-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  sen- 
Centrifugal,  Sen-trif-yTj,-gal,  a.  fljii)  from  de 

senter.  [senter. 

Centripetal,   Sen-trip-e-tal,  a.    tendig  tu   de 
Centry,  Sen-tri,  n.  a  sentinel.     Se  {Sentry.) 
Centumviri,  Sen-tdm-vi-rj,  n.  pi.  [Z.]  de  hun- 
dred jujez  in  de  Roman  repdblik. 
Centuple,  Sen-tq,-pl,  a.  [Fr.]  a  hundred  fold. 
Centuple,  Sen-tq-pl,  v.  t.  tu  multiplj  a  hundred 

fold.  [hundred  fold. 

Centuplicate,  Sen-tq-pli-kat,  v.  t.  tu  mak  a 
Centuriate,  Sen-t4-ri-at,  v.  t.   tu  divjd  intu 

hundredz. 
Centuriator,  Sen-tq-ri-a-tor,  )   n.   a  historian 
Centurist,  S6n-tq,-rist,  i     hcD  distiggwij- 

ez  tjm  bj  s6ntTi,riz. 
Centurion,  Sen-tii-ri-on,  n.  a  Roman  militari 

ofiser,  hot)  komdnded  a  hundred  men. 
Century,  Sen-tq-ri,  n.  a  period  ov  wun  hundred 

yerz:  a  hundred. 
Cephalic,  Se-fal-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  de  bed. 
Cepheus,  Se-fe-us,  n.  a  konstelajon  in  de  ner- 

dcrn  hemisfer. 
Ceraceous,  Se-ra-Jus,  a,  waks-ljk;  partakii)  ov 

de  natyqr  ov  waks. 
Cerastes,  Se-ras-tez,  n.  a  serpent  havig  hernz. 


Cerate,  Se-rat,  n.  an  ffntment  ov  eri  and  waks. 
Cere,  Ser,  v.  t.  tu  kuver  wid  waks;  tu  waks. 
Cere,  Ser,  n.  de  naked  skin  on  a  heks  bil. 
Cereal,  Se-re-al,  a.  pertanii)  tu  edibl  granz. 
Cerealia,  Se-re-a-li-Q,  n.  pi.  [L.]  de  edibl  granz. 
Cerebellum,  Ser-e-bel-um,  w.  [Z.]  de  hjnderand 

locr  pqrt  ov  de  bran,  er  dg  litl  bran. 
Cerebral,  Ser-e-bral,  a.  pertanig  tu  dE  bran. 
Cerebrum,  Ser-e-brum,  n.  [Z.]  de  bran. 
Cerecloth,  Ser-klot,  j    n.    klot   dipt   in   melted 
Cerement,  Ser-ment,  i      waks  er  gh^tinus  mater. 
Ceremonial,  Ser-e-mo-ni-al,  a.  relatiij  tu  sere- 

nioui:  farmal.  [eksternal  rjt. 

Ceremonial,   Ser-e-mo-ni-al,  n.   'stward    ferm: 
Ceremonious,  Ser-e-mo-ni-us,  a.   ful  ov  sere- 

moni:  formal.  [Emonius  maner. 

Ceremoniously,  Ser-e-mo-ni-us-li,  ad.  in  a  ser- 
Ceremoniousness,  Ser-e-mo-ni-us-nes,  n.    grat 

formaliti.  [siviliti. 

Ceremony,  Ser-e-mo-ni,  n.  -stward  rjt;  ferm  ov 
Cereous,  Se-re-us,  a.  waksn;  Ijk  waks. 
Ceres,  Se-rez,  n.  a  pagan  gudes,  de  inventor  ov 

korn;  de  nam  ov  kern  deif  jd;  a  planet. 
Cerium,  Se-ri-um,  n.  a  graij-hwjt  metal. 
Cerography,  Se-rog-ra-fi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  engravig 

on  waks. 
Ceeoon,  Se-rtfen,  n.  a  bal  er  pakaj  mad  ov  skinz. 
Cerrus.  Ser-us,  71.  [Z.]  de  biter  ok. 
Certain,  Ser-ten,  a.   Jqr;  unduted;  rezolvd;  un- 

faliij;  fikst;  regyqlar. 
Certainly,  Ser-ten-li,  ad.  Jqrli;  wid-st  fal, 
Certainness,  Ser-ten-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beij) 

serten. 
Certainty,  Ser-ten-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  ser- 
ten; rEal  stat;  trtbt;  fakt;  regyqlariti.  [iij. 
Certificate,  Ser-tif-i-kat,  n.  a  testimoni  in  rjt- 
Certificate,  Ser-tif-i-kat,  v.  t.  tu  giv  a  sertifi- 

kat  tu.  [sertifjifl. 

Certification,  Ser-tif-i-ka-Jon,  n.   de  akt  ov 
Certifier,  S^r-ti-fj-er,  n.    wun  hco  sertifjz;  an 

ajqrer. 
Certify,  Ser-ti-f  j,  v.  t.  tu  giv  serten  informajon. 
Certiorari,  Ser-Je-o-ra-rj,  n.  [L.]  a   rit    i/qig 
•  -St  ov  a  sqperior  kort  tu  an  inferior  wun. 
Certitude,  Ser-ti-tqd,  71.  sertenti. 
Cerulean,  Se-rdb-le-an,   (         1  •  1    1     1    1,1 
Ceruleous,  SE-ra.-le-us,  I   ^-  ^^l-kulord;  blq. 
Cerulific,  Ser-q-lif-ik,  a.  prodqsig a  bh^  kulor. 
Cerumen,  Se-rcfc-men,  n.  [Z.]  de  waks  ov  de  er. 
Ceruse,  Se-rds,  n.  hwjt  led:  kqrbonat  ov  led. 
Cervical,  Ser-vi-kal,  a.  belogiij  tu  de  nek. 
Cervine,  Ser-vin,  a.  pertanii)  tu  de  der  kjnd. 
Cesarean,  SE-za-re-an,  a.  ds  Sezarean  operajon 

iz  de  akt  ov  kutii)  a  qjld  -st  ov  de  wcom. 
Cespitose,  Ses-pi-tos,  a.  in  Botani,  groig  in  tufts, 
Cespitous,  Ses-pi-tus,  a.  pertanii)  tu  turf;  turfi. 
Cess,  Ses,  v.  t.  tu  rat;  tu  ases; — n.  a.  rat;  a  taks. 
Cessation,  Ses-a-Jon,  n.  Az  akt  ov  sesig  er  stopig: 

a  stop;  a  rest;  a  pez  ov  hostiliti. 
Cessavit,  Ses-a-vit,  n.    [Z.]   an  obsolet  rit  far 

rekuverii)  landz. 
Cession,  SeJ-on,  n.  retret;  de  akt  ov  yeldig. 
Cessor,  Ses-or,  n.  (Le)  wun  hco  sesez  so  log  ta 

perform  a  dii,ti  az  tu  inkur  de  danjer  ov  le. 
Cestus,  Ses-tus,  n.  de  gerdl  er  zon  ov  Venus. 
Cetacean,  Se-ta-Jan,  n.  de  hwal. 
Cetaceous,  Se-ta-Jus,  a.  ov  de  hwal  kjnd. 
Cetic,  Se-tik,  a.  pertanig  tu  de  hwal. 
Cetological,  Se-to-loj-i-kal,  a.  rslatig  tu  ss- 

toloji. 
Cetologist,  SE-tol-o-jist,   »i.   wun  yerst  in   de 

natyq,ral  histori  ov  SEtaJus  animalz,  er  de  hwal. 
Cetology,  Se-tol-o-ji,  n.  de  naty-qral  histori  ov 

SEtaJus  animalz. 
Chafe,  Caf,  v.  t.  tu  fret  bj  rubig;  tu  mak  aggri. 
Chafe,  Gaf,  v.  i.  tu  raj;  tu  be  freted;  tu  fret. 


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Chafk,  fe'af,  ».  a  frot;  in/on;  a  het;  a  nij. 
ClIAKKK,  t-'iif-rr,  II.   WUU  ktb  (;afit;  au  ill.sukt. 
CiiAKKRY,  H'lif-tT-i,  «.  Q  furj  ill  uii  jurii  mil. 
CuAFKWAX,  (•'lif-wuk-H,  II.    ill    Jij^jLind,   mi    iifincr 

k»rl"U'0  "•'  '^''  I^T"^  (•'aii.sflur,  hai  tiut  dr  wulu  fur 

dt  Krlij)  ov  riti4. 
<'iiArK,  (-'uf,  n.  de  buskn  ov  graii;  rci't^i;  kut  ha. 
L'liAKrcK,  ••'af-er,  r.  I.  tu  trrt  iibiit  u  Ixirgon;  tu 
CuArvtiR,  (■'iif-er,  r.  /.  tu  b{;  tu  ok^i^nj.      [hsgl. 
Chakkkrkr.  ••';if-cr-er,  >•.  wuu  hit»  ^ifon. 
Cii  '     t-ur-i,  n.  de   akl  ov  \i\\^  and  M.-liu. 

Cii  '   if-inq,  H.  a  amol  b^>nl  uv  de  jenu:) 

•■> 
CUA»'V,  t'.it-i,  a.  ful  ov  9af;  Ijt;  fnl;  bml. 
CuAKlxo-uiHH,  (•'df-io-di/,  n.  u  jiortubl  jput  fur 
CllAUUKK.N,  >lk-Krt'ii, II.  a  ruf-f^iid  lodcr.     [kuln. 
C'hauki.n,  >ji-gn'n,  n.  il  yniuor;  vckMiJun. 
Chauuin,  >^-Kreu,   r.  t.    tu    vok.'*;    tu    t<x;    tu 

luiriifj. 
C'llAi.H,  l*'aii,  It.  a  series  ov  liyk-s  or  udcr  tiyz  kmi- 

i>kifd;  boiiduj;  a  fotvr;  u  buDd;a  uiuuuklju  kun- 

ckicd  iteriei. 
Chain,  (■'an,  r.  t.  tu  fasn  wid  a  ^n:  tu  enslav. 
(.'IIAINLK.S.S,  (•'aii-lo.4,  A.  hiiviy  no  ijniii. 
CUAi.N  I'l  Mr.  »-'iiii|ium|t,  II.  a  |iiiiii|>  yiixd  in  Jijui. 
C'llAi.v  SHOT,  b'anj.it,  H.  buU'U  Jii.Mi.l  bj  u  <jan. 
Chain  work,  t:'aii-wurk,  ».  wurk  wid  liDk.i. 
CuAiK,  i''.\r,  II.  a  uittivubl  iicl:  u  vrdaii. 
Chairman,  (■'i^r-uuni,  h.  dr  |irtz|<liu  nfincr  ov  a 

inrti(|  iir  iL-unabli;  wuii  luii  kariz  <i  xrdan. 
Chaikk.  >Lii,  n.  a  toi-hwelil  |>lo-a(r  karii. 
Cn AH'KliONV,  Kal-«»'(i-u-ni,  »«/•    K-'il-nt-dij-ni,    n. 

ii  pi'  j 111  Kiuii,  k»Kl  bw|t  ai^t. 
Chalcitk,  Kal-!<ji,  ii.  nulfat  ov   Jam,  ov  a   red 

kulor,  |iqrjali  kaNjiid.  ! 

Chalcooraphek,  Kal-k6g-ra-fer,  n.  an  engraver' 

in  bni--.  (jfrnvij)  in  bro.i.  j 

CuALcouRAriiY.  Kal-kojj-ra-fi,  n.  dr  qrt  ov  on- 
CliALUAic,  Kal-dii-ik,  a.  inTtiniiu  iti  Kiildeu,  uerl 

dr    river   Ynt'nitei,  de  Xjiiur  ov  dc  ."^kriptynn. ' 
Chalulk,  Kal-<lr,  n.    dr   hm'^waj  or  d|ak-kt   ov 

Kiililru:  A.  i>(>r(anig  tu  Kaldea.  I 

CiiALURO.N.  ("'nl-dnin,**;'  feVil-dron,  n,  a  mo3iir  ov 

tiTti-sik.-!  bujeli.  j 

Chalice,  (■'.■il-i'<,  u.  a  kap;  a  koiuiinyon  kap.       I 
ClIALICKl),  ♦•'al-iti,  a.  buviya  sol  or  kuj«.  I 

Chalk,  (■'ok,  n.  n  hw{t  kt^rbonnt  nv  Ijui.  j 

Chalk,  (■^ik,  c  i.  tu  iii<\rk  wid  ij-ik. 
CuALK-riT,  t-'-tik-pit, n.  ii  pit  triiin  hwiijijok  ixdug. 
CUALKSTO.NK,  (■'tik-iton,  ii.  u  kalkiirra.-i  koiikrejon 

in  dr  handz  and  let  ov  p^*r.'<onz  af^ktod  wid  de 

Chalky,  (•'•'•k-i,  a.  kon.<i.ttii)  ov  qik:  Ijk  c,'<k:  hwjt. 
ClIALLKNUK,    (•'al-cnj,    r.  t.    tu  k'll   tu  un^er   for 

an  <>lea!«  b^  kon)b;it;  tu  akt^z:  tu  klaui:  tu  ob- 

j»kt  tu. 
(  HAM  KNOK.  ••'nl-onj.  H.  Q  Dumonz  tu  fjt  a  dqel:  a 

1    ■        '  ■         '1  fkxi'pfon  ag^nst.  (enjd. 

Cii  '  •    il  I'lij-'i-bl,  .1.  dat  ma  be  <;al- 

Cii  •  ij  "'■'■>  "•  wun  Iko  (^jilcnjoz.       : 

CiiALiui-ATt;,    Ka-lib-c-at,   a.    iinpn^gnnt^  wid  i 

)um. 
CuALYBCATK,   Ka-lib-r-Ht.   i».   Wilier  or  cni  udtr 

lik>>r  koniMnio  {am  in  iiuhjon. 
Cham.   Knm.  n.    dr  i^avcrnnr  ov  Tcirtari. 
Cii  >  ^  .  l/r.]  de  brt  ovdedram.az 

.  or  (I  nart'iidcr. 
Cii  >  : ,  n.  an  apqrtiucnt  in  an  upcr 

Kturi  iiv  u  livx:  a  bedrdtnu;  a  nbm:  a   kaviti;  a 

hol.j  !<|«<:  -a  kurt.  ! 

CitAMiiER,  (•"am-bor,  r.  i.  tu  loj:  tu  be  wonlon.     ' 
CiiAMHkR,  t-'ikin-bor,  r.    t.  tu  Jut  up  az  in  a  qam- 

bt>r. 
Chamber  I'Oi.NSEL,  (■'am-bor-k^n-url,  n.  a  k^oMl- 1 

or  hit)  givz  biz  upinyon   in   prjvni,  but  daz  not 

pici.  I 


CiiAMnERKR,  (■'dm-ber-«r,  n.  wun  h<&  i;amb«n. 
(.'iiAMULu  KkLLuw,  (■'aiQ-ber-ftU-u,  n.  u  rxiiin-mRt. 
CuAMMtuiNu,  Kttm-berio,  n.  intrt'g;  wootonuM. 
Chamueulain,  Kuui  ber  k-n,  />.  an  ofiitcr  ov  at«t; 

fi  niTViiiit  tiJj  hitz  dr  kitr  ov  dr  ijiiubon. 
Chambkrlai.nkhii',  (■'ttui-bcr-leu-Jip,  n.  At  oHj  ov 

II  i;iiiiili<'rU'ii. 
CuAMUEUMAiii.  (■'din-ber-mnd,  n.  a  mad  hoi  tak< 

kiir  ov  biilrjiiuz.  (gainbrel. 

Chambrel,    Kaui-brei,  n.  a  j<rut  in  a  borMM  leg: 
Chameleo.n,  Ka-iii^-le-on,  n.  an  animal  ov  dr  lii- 

urd  k{iid,  liiiiz  kulor  i^iiijez  wid   itn  (lOziJon  tu 

di   Iji. 

Chameleonize,  Ka-m£-le-on-iz,  r.  t.  tu  qanj  tu 

UK-iii  kulorz.  [in. 

Chamkku,    Kaiu-fer,  r.  t.  tu  (janel:  tu  kut  furot 

Chamois,    >liiii-i,  i,r  >^-uii^,  n.  a  kjiid  ov  lintrlup 

or  w{ld  gut,  boiz  akin   iz  mud   iniu  soft  Icder, 

k'lld  jaini.  [umiU.) 

Chamomile,  Kam-o-m|l,  n.  a  plant.     Se  {Cam- 
CiiAMi',  I'amp,  c.  t.  tu  bjt;  tu  tj\:  tu  derir. 
CiiAMl',  Camp,  V.  I.  tu  bjt  wid  muc  akjon. 
Champaione,    >]am-|>t'in,    n.  a    i<|K;rKlio  kjnd  uv 

w|ii,  Iniin  >Iiim|«'in  in  Frun.i. 
CiiAMi'AioNE.  M;iiii-|iiin,  n.  a  flat  opn  kuntri. 
Chami'krty,  >I;iiu-|H.-r-ti,  n.  inantcnans  ov  a  man 

ill   biz   "III,  ii|i<')ii  kiiiidijon  ov   havig  ix^rt  ov  dr 

propcrti,  it  rekiivord. 
CiiAMnaNUN,  >Iam-pin-yon,  n.  a  mu/rdbm. 
Chami'ION,  t-'aui-pi-on,  n.   ii  kombatant;  a  heru. 
Chanie.  (■an.s  n.  an  event  widst  an  amront  koz: 

u  tirtiiitut  event;  ak.iidoDt:  furtynn. 
Chance,  Cun.-i,  a.  fortiiituK;  liapnin  bj  qnns. 
Chance,   C<iii.i,  r.  i.    tu  bapu  tu  ful  ist;  tu  okdr. 
Chancel,  fr'an-sel,  n.  de  eat«m  pqrt  ov  a  qurq  in 

hwiq  de  oltar  iz  plast. 
Chancellor,   (■^in-scl-ur,   n.   an  ofiser  or  stat  er 

,ov  (I  viiniv^rsiti; — a  juj  ov  a  kurt  ov  ekwiti  or 

yiii''«'ri.  (qun.«olor. 

CuANCKLLORaiiir,  C<in-!<ol-or-Jip,   n.    de    ofis  ov 
CuANcE-MEiiLEY,  Cuni  uie*l-li,  II.  de  ku^juKl  kil- 

iyov  II  |ivr>oii,  bwcn  de  slaer  izdoiigu  l.ifulakt. 
Chancery,  C<iu-scr-i,  n.  a  hj  ktirt  ov  ekwiti. 
Chances.  Cun-!<cz,  n.  ti/.  a  brtin(;ovanatisiii,bwi^ 

tri-L''  ov  dr  probabiliti  ov  cv^Snt.". 
Chancue,  Mnik-or,  n.  a  venei'cal  ulser. 
CiiANCKnis,  >Iank-ru.-<,  a.  havig  JaQkera. 
Chanheliek,    >^iu-del-ir,  n.  a  bruuq  far  holdig 

kaiullz  or  lamfKi.  [kandlz. 

CiiANULER,   tVind-ler,   n.    wun  htH  malu  and  selz 
Chanulery,   C-uiid-lcr-i,   ».   dc  qrtiklz  »<jld  bj  a 

(jiiiidlvr.  [a  buri. 

Chankrin,  C-iii-frin,  ii.  de  fijr  |)qrl  ov  de  bcii  ov 
Chanue.   Cnnj,    c.   t.    tu  put  wun  tig  in  de  iila.> 

"iv  aiiiider.tu  olter;  tu  makdiffrent:tu  ck.-k^nj. 
CuANUE,  Cnnj,  »i.  olteniJ<>n;  novelti;— smol  muni. 
Changeable,  Cdnj-a-bl,  a.  subjokt  tu  ijanj;  in- 

kiiii^tant. 
Chanueablene^s,   Cniij-a-bl-nc4,    n.    in.itabiliti: 

iiiki>|i.>ian-<i. 
CiiA.NGEABLY,  CAnj-a-bli,  ad.   iukonstantli;  vAri- 

abli. 
CiiANOKKfi^  Ciiiij-ful,  a.  ful  ov  cnnj:  (;anjabl. 
<'iiAN(iKi.i':!i8,  Ciinj-K'S,  a.  inviiriabi:  knn.-itant. 
CiiANUELiNU,    Ciinj-liu,  "•  a  i^^ld  Ivf t  or  takn  in 

At  plH'i  iiv  anddvr:  an  idiot;  wun  apt  tu  ^inj. 
CiiANOKR,  Cjiiij-cr,  ft.  wun  but)  (;anjoz. 
Channel,  Can-el,  n.  de  bolu  bed  ov  runigwoter. 

a  log  kaviti;  a  stmt;  a  furu  ov  a  pilar. 
Channel.  C.<in-cl,  r.  t.  tukui  in  qanclz. 
Chant,  (■'unt,  r. /.  tusig  de  qur\j  sv'^'i'*:  tu«iQ. 
Chant,  Cant,  r.  i.  tu  sig.  az  in  dr  <;ur\j  n^rviii. 
Chant,  (•'unt,  n.  a  sog;  a  pqrt  ov  dc  ^urt;  i«fr»-i» 
Chanter.  C«iut-cr,  a.  wun  b*  i^unt.t;  u  nipcr. 
Chanticleer.  Can-ti-kler,  n.  a  k"ik;a  Ud  kr»er. 
CHANTREii8.  Cdnt-rc«,  R.  a  wuman  boi  <fiaU. 


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Chantry,  Gdnt-ri,  n.   a  qapel  fer  prests  tu  sii) 

mas  in.  [fi^^jon. 

Chaos,    Kh-os,  n.  a  konfx|zd  mas  ov  mater;  kon- 
Chaotic,  Ka-6t-ik,  a.  konfi^zd:  indijested. 
Chap,  fc'ap,  nr  Gop,  v.  t.  tu  kkv;  tu.  split. 
Chap,  fc'ap,   n.   a  krak  in  de  flej;  a  kleft;  an  ap- 

erti^^r. 
Chap,  f'op,  n.  a  pqrt  ov  a  bests  mist. 
Chap,  t'ap,  ».  a  ber;  a  ycot:  a  bjer. 
Chaparral,  Gap-ar-al, «.  atiketovevergrenofc. 
Chape,  fc'ap,  n.  atin  plat  at  de  perntovaskabard; 

kaq  ov  a  bukl. 
Chapeau,  Xap-o,  «.  [/)■.]  a  hat:  a  kap. 
Chapel,  fc'ap-el,  n.  a  plas  ov  publik  wurjip.  a  bild- 

iij  er  plas  ov  wurjip  siiberdinat  tu  a  qurq. 
Chapelet,  feJap-el-et,/    n.  a  pq,r  ov  stenip  lerterz, 
Chaplet,   fe'ap-let,     j       wid  sterups. 
Chapelry,  fc'ap-el-ri,  n.  de  jurisdikjon  ovaqapel. 
Chaperon,  Xap-er-on,  n.  [/K]a  kjndov  hud,  er 

kap.  [publik. 

Chaperon,  Eap-er-on,  t\  t.  tu  atend  on  a  ladi  in 
Chapfallen,  fc'op-fel-n,  a.  haviij  ds  koer  je  de- 

prest:  dispirited;  sjlenst. 
Chapiter,  t'ap-i-ter,  n.  de  k.apit.il  ov  a  kolum. 
Chaplain,   fc'ap-len,    ».    wun    ho  perfermz  divin 

servis  in  de  qrmi,  uavi,  a  publik  bodi,  er  a  fam- 

il'i. 
Chaplaincy,  fc'ap-len-si,        )  n.  dr  of  is  ov  a  qap- 
Chaplainsuip,  fe'ap-leu-Jip,  i      len. 
Chaplet,   fe^ap-let,  n.  a  gqrland  er  ret  f or  de  bed. 
Chapman,  Cap-man,  7t.  a  bjer  and  scler;  a  qepner. 
Chapter,   fc'ap-ter,    n.   a  divijon  ov  a  buk; — an 

asembli  ov  de  klerji  ov  a  katedral.  [qi'qez. 

Chaptrel,    fc'ap-trel,   n.    an  impost  er  suport  ov 
Char,  fc'qr,  n.  a  delikat  kjnd  ov  fij. 
Char,  fc?qr,  c.  t.  tu  burn  wud  tu  a  blak  sinder. 
Chae,    )  Cq,r,  (I.  wurk  dun  bj  de  da:  a  smol  job; — 
Chare,  S      in  Amerika  keld  Gar.     8e  (  Chore.) 
Char,  fc;q,r,  v.  i.  tu  wurk  bj  de  da. 
Char,  Giir,  v.  t.  tu  perform  a  biznes. 
Character,  Kar-ak-ter,  ?i.   a  mqrk;  a  stamp:  a 

leter;  a  personaj;  personal  kwolitiz;  repyT^taJon. 
Character,  Kar-ak-ter,  t.  t.  tu  iuskrjb:  tu  en- 

grav.  [karakterjzez. 

Characteristic,  Kar-ak-ter-is-tik,  n.  dat  hwiq 
Characteristic,  Kar-ak-ter-is-tik,  )  a.  kon- 
Characteristical,  Kar-ak-ter-is-ti-kal,  i  stiti^t- 

ii)  or  agreii)  wid  de  karakter. 
Characteristically,  Kar-ak-ter-is-ti-kal-i,  ad. 

in  a  maner  dat  iz  peki^lyar  tu  de  karakter. 
Chaeacteristicalness,  Kar-ak-ter-is-ti-kal-nes, 

n.  de  Stat  er  kwoliti  ov  beiij  karakteristik. 
Characterize,  Kar-ak-ter-jz,  v.  t.  tu  giv  a  kar- 
akter ov:  tu  engrav  er  imprint:  tu  mqrk  wid  a 

stamp. 
Chaeade,  Sa-rad,  n.  \_Fr.]  a  spejez  ov  ridl. 
Chaecoal,  fc'qr-kol,  n.  kol  mad  bj  burniij  wud. 
Charge,  Cqrj,  i'.  t.  tu  intrust;  tu  impi\,t  az  a  det: 

tu  akqz;  tia  komdnd;  tu  enjefn;  tu  lod. 
Charge,  fc'qrj,  v.  i.  tu  mak  an  onset. 
Charge,  fc'qrj,  n.    kq,r;   presept:   mandat;   trust ; 

akqzajon;  impn,taJon;  eksjjens:  kost;  onset. 
Chargeable,  fe'qrj-a-bl,  a.  ekspensiv;  kostli;  im- 

pi^tabl. 
Chaegeableness,  fc'qrj -a-bl-nes,n.  ekspens;kost. 
Charge'  d'affaires,   5kir-3a-da-f4r,  n.    [Fr.]  a 

person  intrdsted  wid  de  af 4rz  ov  a  stat  at  a  foren 

kort.  [a  war  hers. 

Chaeger,  ^.i^Ty^T,  n.  wun  hd)  qqrjez;  a  Iqrj  dij: 
Chaeily,  fc!4r-i-li,  ad.  wq,rili:  froogali. 
Chaeiness,  fc'4r-i-nes,  n.  kojon;  njseti. 
Chaeiot,  fc^ar-i-ot,  n.  a  karij    ov  ple3H,r  er  stat. 
Charioteer,  fc!ar-i-ot-er,  n.  wun  hto  drjvz  a  qariot. 
Charitable,  fc'ar-i-ta-bl,  a.  kjnd;  b-sntiful;  kan- 

did.  [tu  qariti. 

Charitableness^  Gar-i-ta-bl-nes,  n.  dispozijon 


Ch.\ritably,  Car-i-ta-bli,    ad.    kjndli;    benevo- 

Icntli. 
Charity,  fc)ar-i-ti,  n.  teudernes;  luv;  qmz;  kandor. 
Charivari,  Xar-i-va-re,  re.  [Fr.]  a  mok  serenad 

ov  diskerdant  mq,zik.  [bagk. 

Charlatan,  S4r-la-tan,  n.  [Fr.]  a  kwak:  a  m-jnte- 
Charlatanical,  Eqr-la-tan-i-kal,  a.  kwakij;  em- 

pirikal. 
Charlatanry,  Eqr-la-tan-ri,  n.   kwakeri;  deset. 
Charles's- WAIN,  fc'qrlz-ez-wan,  n.  de  Grat  B^r, 

a  koustelajon. 
Charlock,  fc'qr-lok,  n.  a  plant  groig  amiir)  gran. 
Charm,  fc'qrm,  n.  majik  p'ser:  spel:  enqdntment. 
Charm,  fc'qrm,  c.  t.  tu  bewiq:  tu  deljt;  tu  cnqdnt. 
Charm,  fcqrm,  r.  i.  tumkt  az  a  qqrm. 
Charmer,  fc'qrm-er,  n.  wun  hoo  qqrmz  er  enqdnt-s. 
Charmful,  fe'qrm-ful,  a.  ab'sndii)  wid  qqrmz. 
Charming,  fe'qrm-ir),  pp.  a.  hjli  pleziij:  deljtful. 
Charmingly,  fc'qrm-ii)-li,  ad.  deljtfuli. 
Charmixgness,  fc'qrm-ii]-nes,  n.  de  p'ser  ov  plezij. 
Charmless,  t'qrm-les,  a.  destitqt  ov  qqrmz. 
Cuarnel,  fc'qr-nel,  a.  kontanii)  tlej  or  ded  bodiz. 
Chak.nel-house,  fc'qr-nel-h'ss,  u.  a  ])las  far  bonz. 
Charon,  Ka-run,  n.  de  feriman  ov  Hel. 
Charry,  GJqr-i,  a.  Ijk  qqrkol.  [map. 

Chart,  fc'qrt,  n.  a.  delineajon  ov  kosts,  jlz,  &s.;  a 
Chartaceous,   fc'qr-ta-Jus,    a.    rezemblii)  paper; 

kwjt  opak,  Ijk  most  levz. 
Charter,  fc'qr-ter,  n.  a  patent:  ded:  grant;  privilej. 
Charter,  fc'qr-ter,  r.  t.  tu  let  er  hjr,  az  a  Jip. 
Charter-party,  fe'qr-ter-pqr-ti,  n.  a  rjtig  bj  hwiq 

a  Jip  iz  hjrd. 
Chartism,  fe'qrt-iz-m,w.  in  Ljiihind,  de  diskontent 

ov  de  laborii)  klasez  ov  de  pepl  at  de  distiijkjonz 

in  sosjeti. 
Chartist,  fcqrt-ist,  n.  wun  infekted  wid  qqrtizm. 
Ch ARTLESS,  Cqrt-les,  a.  wid'st  a  qqrt. 
Chary,  fc^.ir-i,  a.  k^rful;  kojus;  slj:  wj^ri. 
Chase,  fc'as,  r.  t.  tu  hunt:  tu  pursij,;  tu  drjv. 
Chase,  fc'as,  n.  huntii):  pursqt;  grund  stord  wid 

gam: — a  printerz  fram: — bor  ov  a  gun. 
Chaser,  fc'as-er,  re.  wun  hco  qasez:  a  pursx^^er. 
Chasm,  Kaz-m,  n.  a  kleft;  an  opnifl:  a  vakqiti. 
Chasseur,  Zas-er,  n.  [/)'.]  a  hunter;  a  harsman. 
Chaste,  Cast,  a.  wid'st  tant;  pqr;  unkoriipt. 
Chastely,  fc'ast-li,  ad.  in  a  qast  maner. 
Chasten,  fc!as-n,  i".  t.  tu  korekt:  tu  punij. 
Chastexer,  fc'as-n-er,  n.  wun  hit)  qasnz. 
Chasteness,  fc'ast-nes,  n.  qastiti:  pqriti. 
Chastisable,  fc'as-tjz-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  qastjzd. 
Chastise,  fc'as-tjz,  i\  t.  tu  puniJ;  tu  korekt;  tu 

qasn;  tu  repres.  [punijment. 

Chastisement,  fc^as-tiz-ment,  n.  pan  inflikted  bj 
Chastisee,  fc'as-tjz-er,  re.  wun  hcD  qastjzez. 
Chastity,  fc'as-ti-ti,  n.  stat  ov  beii)  qast;  ptiriti: 
Chat,  fc!at,  n.  idl  er  familyar  tek:  prat,      [modesti. 
Chat,  fc'at,  i;.  i.  tu  prat:  tu  konvers  at  ez. 
Chateau,  Xat-6,  n.  [/)■.]  a  kasl;a  kuntri  set. 
Chatoyant,  Ea-tij-ant,  a.  havig  a  qanjabl  luster 

or  kulor. 
Chattel,  fc'at-el,  re.  eui  moQvabl  properti  er  gudz. 
Chattee,  fc'at-er,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  nffz  Ijk  berdz, 

er  wid  de  tet:  tu  tek  jdli  er  kq,rlesli. 
Chatter,  fcJat-er,  re.  nffz  ov  berdz;  jdl  prat;  qat. 
Chatterbox,  fc'at-er-boks,  re.  an  insesant  taker. 
Chatterer,  fc'at-er-er,  n.  wun  h(D  qaterz. 
Chattering,  Cat-er-ig,    n.    rapid,   inartikyqlat 
Chatty,  G.it-i,  a.  qaterii);  konversiij  freli.    [sTjndz. 
Chatwood,  fe^at-wud,  n.  litl  stiks;  fqel. 
Chavnt,  fcJqnt,  «.     Se  {Chant.)  [fiJ. 

Chavendee,  fc"av-en-der,  re.  de  kub;  de  qeven;  a 
Chaw,  fc'a,  v.  t.  tu  qq;  tu  grjnd  wid  de  tet. 
Cheap,  fc'ep,  a.  bq,rii)  a  lo  prjs;  komon. 
Cheapen,  fc'ep-n,  v.  t.  tu  atemt  tu  bj;  tu  qafer; 

tu  mak  qe p;  tu  lesn  de  valyq,  ov. 
Cheapenee,  fc"ep-n-er,  n.  wun  hco  qepnz. 


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CheaI'LT,  ^'fp-U,  ad.  »ta  «mi<l  prin. 
Chkahnkus,  *-'ip-nc*,  n.  liiruMi  ov  |>rjn.  (trik. 

Ciit:AT,  ♦'■ft,  r.  t.  tLi  defri'xl:  tu  ini|Nji  U|>jn;  tu 
ChkaT,  ••'ft,  n.  a  frixJ;  n  trik;  a  ilttfvur:  <i  (jrti^r. 
CheatuR,  h'ii-vr,  n.  wun  hiD  ^ta,  or  pruktii'cz  fni<J. 
Chkcx,  <"'ek,  f.  t.  tu  repr&i;  tu  kurb;  tu  rrpr»l>v. 
ClIKiK,  ♦•'I'k,  r.  «.  tu  iitii|);  tu  klaj;  tu  iiiti'rff r. 
Cut:cK,  ♦'Vk,  fi.  a  ("top;  rr.«trAnt;  kurb;  u  rtpnfcf; 

mi  i>r<li-r  for  muni;    -a  k^iid  uv  linen  »rk<jtn  klut. 
CutrKKli,  ♦•'I'k-i-r,  r.  /.   tu  vnri;  tu  divcr-if;. 
CuECKiia.  ♦•'ok-or,  ».  wun  iuD  qckji;  u  rrbukor. 
CuKCKEBiiOARO,  t'^k-or-bonl,  II.  a  bunl  tu  (iln 

qfk<T«  <in. 
riiKcKKKK,  ♦•Vk-en,  n.  pi.  a  gum  »n  a  qekor-bonl. 
Cui;cKLU>8,  t"Vk-li>s,  H.  unkontrulabl:  vjulont. 
Check MATK,  Kek-mat,  n.  a  maivment  in  i;i>h  dat 

t'liilz  (1r  ^'■">-  [<:<-ktniit. 

Cmeciimate,  KcSk-mat,  v.  t.  tu  finij;  tu  Utftt  bj 
CuEEK,  <*'rk,  n.  At  *\i\  ov  At  fan  brio  At  j. 
CuEEK-BUXE,  <r'rk-b«jn,  n.  At  bon  ov  At  <;ek. 
Cheek  TOOTH,  ••I'k-l.bt,  n.  dr  hjndor  t<t)t. 
Cheep,  ••'rp,  r.  i.  tu  (jorp  at  u  i»m.>l  bonl. 
Cheer,  Krr,  n.  invrt;  a  i<i«t  ov  glailne!);  /■st  <>v  j«T. 
Cheek,  <*'rr,  r.  t.  f  u  snliit  wi<t  jtr;  tu  onkdraj:  tu 
Cheer,  Kir,  r.  «.  tu  gria  pt  or  qrrful.         [euljvn. 
Cheerer,  kiit-cT,  n.  wun  hiti  <;rr*. 
Checrki'L,  Pjr-ful,  a.  animated;  HMMvmtli  j«r- 

ful;  Ijvli:  pi. 
Cheekkii.lv,  ♦•'t-r-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  (jrrful  mnnor. 
Chkkkh  i.n»>.s,  ♦-'i-i-ful-ncs,  n.  ulakriti:aniinfljtm. 
Chekrilt,  »-rr  i-li,  */.  rjrrfuli;  brjjikii. 
CuEEKLEs.**,  (-'tr-lc^  a.  kumfortlen;  drrri;  giinmi. 
Cheeri.y,  Ker-li,  «.  brisk:  pi;  (;rrful. 
CheeriI",  ^Vr-up,  r.  t.  tu  animnl:  tu  <;crup. 
Cheery,  «-'rr-i,  a.  pi;  .oprjlli;  rafri;  (jr rful. 
Cheese,  t-'ri,  n.  i<sA  mud  ov  At  kurJ  ov  milk. 
Cheese-cake,  (-'t'l-kak,  it.  a  kak  luiid  ov  kurdz, 

/u);<ir,  k*.  ^kurdi. 

Cheese-press,  (■'ex-prc<),  n.   an  onjin  for  iirciig 
CHEE«E-rAT,  Kjt-vat,  n.  a  wudn  kas  for  kunlz. 
CHrK-P(E!VRE,  >ii-d^^-vT,  II.  [Fr.]  a  kapital  per- 

'  1  iiKii^torpfs. 

'  _'-u,  n.  an  in<ckt  dat  entorx  dr  skin. 

<  I'  IS,  Kr-lif-cr-U!«,  a.  furnijt  wid  kloi. 

CHELiK«.>HM.  Kel-i-form,  a.  havig  At  form  uv  a 
Chelv,  Ki'l-i,  n.  dr  klo  ov  q  Jcl-fiJ.  [klo. 

Chemic,  Kora-ik,  cr  Kim-ik,  |    a.     pertnnig    tu 
CHEiircAi.,  Ki-ra-i-knl,  j        kcmistri. 

Chemicallv,  K»'m-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  kcmikal  man- 
Chemise,  »m  rx,  «.  [/>.]  a  Jift.  [t-r. 

Chemisette,  Xira-i-zdt,  n.  [Fr.]   an  under  gqr- 

mrnt  wijrn  ov.t  At  Jeraei. 
Chemist.  Kdra-ii<t,  n.  a  penwin  v?r<t  in  kcmi-'tri. 
CuEMiKTRT.  Kf^m-i'-tri,  or  Kim-is-tri,  n.  a  .•"{en.'' 

b»'  ,  -  dr  kompuzifon.  At  natynr, and 

pr' 1  ■  trial  !<ubstansei. 

Chei;!  .   r.  and  fi.     Se  <  C^tivr.) 

Chirimi,  I  or  i;.  r.  t.  tu  trrt  wid  tondernesi:  tu 
Cherisher.  t-Vr-iJ-cr,  n.  wun  dat  r/rijei.     [nun. 
CnjRooT,  »-rtf>t,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  5ip\r. 
Cherrt.  (-Vr-i,  n.  a  fntit  ov  meni  varjrtix. 
Cherry.  ••Vr-i,  ».  red;  rudi;  Ijk  a  c,ot\. 
Cherrt,  ••Vr-i.  h.  a  knrdjal  ov  (jori-jns  and  spirit. 
riitRKVPIT.  ♦•Vr-i-pit,  n.  a  r,ildi  pla  wid  r,.ri-i>toni. 
Khu.rn    riiEE,  t-Vr-i-lrr,  n.  a  trr  dat  b^^n  qcriz. 
'  .   Kvr-!«o-nr!<,  n.  a  penin!it\la. 

'  .  n.  a  kJnd  or  flint;  hornston.  j 

'  H!  ,. ,  1.  t^.  r-ti,  M.  Ijk  ^ort;  flinti.  ' 

rHMHB,  (-Vr-ub.  n.  a  nclciitral  Kpirit:  an  nnjol.      | 
riiKKiBic.  ♦•Vr-ifc-bik.  /«.  rrlatig  tu  cjorubz  i 

I'lUKi  bical,  f-Vr-ili-bi-kRl,  I  or<H'rTnbim:anj<i'lik.  ' 
<'iin;i  BiM.  tVr-Jn-bim,  ■.   dt  urbrtt)  pli^nU  ov 

t  1  riit>. 
Cheribix.  t-Vr-yi^-bin,  a.  qerobik;  anj^lik. 
CuERir,  tVr-up,  c.  ».  tu  q^rp;  tu  jr^i  a  ^rful 


CHEEcr,  C«*r-ap,  r.  t.  tu  kwikn;  tu  ^?rp. 
Cum,  V,c*,  H.  Q  *|<*niifik  pim,  in  hwiq  Ub  Mta  ov 
\>r*'-i.  or  in"n,  nr  riM>vd  iu  opuii/on  tu  re  uder. 
Cni^H  BOARD.  t-V^-bunJ,  it.  a  bunl  for  plaio  qoa. 
CuEiiHMA.H,  t-'e^-man,  h.  u  |ici  ur  pupol  for  ptaig 

»;•"■• 

<'hekt.  Cf!<t,  n.  a  Iqrj  b..k«  .«•  kofcr.  dc  (uf»ki. 
<'nEr<TEIi,  (•'.-t  ••!.  a.   Imviy  II  (j.-.t. 
ChesT-M  T.    ••'•-- nut,  »i.    (1  inr.t;  <i  nut. 
t'HKHTMT,  ••Vt-iiui.  a.  kulonl  lik  a  <;Mnat;  brm. 
CuEMTMiT-TKCK,   t^-Dut-tjT,  n.  a  trc  d*t  bv* 

<;'!'nui». 
Chetah.  ♦•'r-tq,  n.  At  bantig  Icpard  ov  India. 
Chevalier,  Xev-a-l£r,  «.  ^  Fr.\  a  n|t;a  piUnt  aaua, 
Chevai  X  l)E  ERI8E,  »v-u-dc-f r^z,  n.  /./.  [Fr.]  a 
pf'tov  liinlwr  furni/t  wid  fpik"  tu  drtcnda  p«a^. 
Cheveril.  »jv-er-il,  ii.  a  kid;  kid-ledi-r. 
Chevisaxcj:.  >]<5v-i-ian.<,  n.  [Fr.\  entcrprji. 
Che\tio.v,   >]ev-ron,    n.  [Fr.]  (ntr.}  an    dnormbl 

lirdiniiri. 
Chevroxed.  5>v-r.nd,  a.  Japt  Ijk  a  Jevron. 
Chevroxel,  >>!V-ron-fl,  ii.  u  dimiiiyiitiv/evron. 
Chew,  e'^,  i-.  t.  tu   kru/ or  gr^nd  wid  dt  itt;  tta 

ri>ii.<'tikHt;  tu  rvbminat. 
Chew.  i-'\\,  r.  i.  tu  nbminat;  tu  mcditat. 
Chewixo,  t-'t'l-ii).  n.  mastika/on. 
(  iiiARo-osc;uEO.  Krti-ru-o--k.fi-ri3,    n.    [It.]    At 

qrt  ov  konili|nig  l|l  and  Jod  in  pantig. 
Chioaxk,  Xi-kiin,  n.  a  mrn  trik  or  qrt;  Jikaneri. 
Chicane,  Xi-kun,  r.  «.  tu   prulog  a   kontcst   bj 

trik-i. 
Chicaxer.  Xi-krin-er,  n.  wun  gilti  ov  Jikaneri. 
Chu'axert,  Xi-kuti-er-i,  /».  mrn  qrt.s  ov  ragglig. 
•  'hick.  Kik,  n.  At  yun  ov  u  b«;rd;  a  qikcn. 
t'HicKEX,  t'ik-cn,  n.  it  yug  ov  u  berd,  jiartikyn- 

I'lrli  ov  a  hen.  [limorug. 

Chu  REX-HEARTED,  »''ik-cii-h<irt-ed,  a.  k'<«ardli: 
Chickex-pox.  t-'ik-en-pok*.  n.  a  mild  rniptivdit- 
Chicklixo,  Kik-lig,  n.  u  smol  qiken.  [ix. 

Chickpea,  ♦•'ik-|>c,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  pe. 
CiiiCKWEED,  (!'ik-wrd,  n.  an  anyi^al  wrd  er  plROt. 
("hike,  t-'jd,   r.   t.  [i.  qid,  }>«.  qjdig,  qidn  ur  QidJ 

tu  rrprtfiv;  tu  pkold;  tu  <;ck:  tu  gon/qr. 
Chiiie.  Kid,  r.  i'.  tu  klain  ir;  tu  skuld. 
Chider,  rjd-cr,  ii.  wun  hii>  ijjdz. 
Chidixo,  Cjd-ig,  fi.  rrbqk:  kworel:  n«n:  md. 
Chief,  t-'rf,  a.  prin<:i|>al;  mu-il  eminent;  f^rst. 
("hijk.  t-'rf.  u.  a  koin<ii)dor;  a  Irdor. 
Chieklv.  ••'ff-li,  nJ.  prin.'ipiili;  (^minentli. 
Chieetaix.  Krf-ten.  n.  a  Irder;  a  komdnder. 
Chieetaixrv,  t-'f'f-t<n-ri,       i   n.  dr  stat.  or  rR^k 
Chiektaixship,  K^f-ten-Jip,  i      ov  a  <;cftcn. 
Chikkt,  t-'if  i,  II.  hast;  a  Jort  tjm. 
Chilblaix,  t'il-blan,  ii.  a  sormad  bj  koldor  frost. 
Child,  Kjld.  /»..  />/.fc'il-drcn;  an  infant;  a  reri  yog 

jMTSon;  a  sun  or  doter.  [qildren. 

Child  BEARiXQ,  Kjld-kir-ig,  n.  At  akt  ov  b^rig 
Child-bed,  Cjld-bcd,  n.  At  atat  ov  a  wumiui  in 

Inbor. 
CiiiLD-BiRTn,  Cnd-hort,  n.  At  akt  ov  brigig  fort. 
Childek  MAS  DAT,  fil-der-ma-i-da,  n.    dr  da  on 

hwiij  At  ft.1t  ov  dr   holi  'Inosents  it  ivilemnjtd, 

!»rs.  2s. 
Childhood,  Cjld-hud,  n.  At  stat  ov  ^ildren;  in- 

lnn.-i;  dr  propcrtii  ov  a  qjld.  [er. 

CiiiLDiflHLY.  (•■jld-ij-li,  ad.  inaqjldi/.  trifligman- 
Childikiix>j<8,  t-'jld-ij-nci,  h.  pqeriliti;  iqflignM. 
•  'IIILDI.ESS.  K)ld-l-«,  .1.  havig  no  <;jld. 
Childlike.  K|l<i-I{k,  *.  Ijk,  or  brkiimig  a  ^Id. 
Chiliad.  KiI  i-ad,  n.  a  t^zand.  [ttitaod  »\Am, 

CiiiLiAHEDROx.  Kit-i-a-h^-dron.  n.  a  f iRTH'"  o'' <* 
Chiliarch.  Kil-i-qrk,  fi.  a  konxindcrov  a  tusoad. 
CiiiLiARCHY,  Kil-i-qr-ki,  n.  a  bodi  or  a  tvtaad 

mcji.  [aas. 

Chiliart.  Kil-i-aat,  n.  wun  ov  a  xekt  or  milenari- 
Chill,  (-'il.  ».  kold:  drpr^t;  kold  or  temper. 


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Chill,  Gil,  n.  qilines;  a  Jiveri^;  kold. 
Chilliness,  t'il-i-nes,  n.  a  sensajon  ov  Jiveriij. 
Chillness,  Gil-nes,  n.  koolnes:  koldnes;  qilines. 
Chilly,  6Iil-i,  a.  sumhwot  kold; — ad.  koldli. 
Chime,  Gjm,  n.  a  sund  ov  belz;  konkord  ov  s'snd. 
Chime,  Gjm,  n.  de  ej  er  brim  ov  a  kask  er  tub. 
Chime,  Gjm,  v.  t.  tu  mCBv,  strjk,  er  sund  in  hqr- 

maui. 
Chimee,  Gjm-er,  n.  vyun  hco  qimz  belz.         [fansi. 
Chimera,  Ki-me-ra,  n.  a  faud   monster;   an   od 
Chimerical,  Ki-mer-i-kal,   a.    imajinari;   fansi- 

f  lal:  unreal.  [kal  manor. 

Chimerically,  Ki-m^r-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  kimeri- 
Chimney,   Gim-ni,    n.    a.  pasaj   trd)   hwig  smok 

asendz;  a  i\\\. 
Chimney-corner,  Gim-ni-ker-ner,  n.  fjrsjd. 
Chimney-piece,   Gim-ni-pes,    n.    de   ernamental 

wurk  i"snd  a  firplas.  [ov  qimniz. 

Chimney-sweeper,  Gim-ni-swep-er,  n.  a  klener 
Chin,  Gin,  n.  de  loest  pqrt  ov  de  hitman  fas. 
China,  Gj-na,  n.  a  f  jn  sj)8Jez  ov  erten  w^r. 
China  root,  Gj-na  ra)t,  7i.  Az  root  ov  a  spejez  ov 

smilaks,  from  de  Sst  Indez. 
Chincapin,  Gir)k-a-pin,  ».  de  dwerf  qesnut;  a  tre. 
Chincough,  Gin-kof,  n.  a.  vjolent  kef;   hcDpiijkef. 
Chine,  Gjn,  n.  dg  bak-bon,  or  spjn; — de  endz  ov 

a  barel  er  kask. 
Chine,  Gjn,  v.  t.  tui  kut  intia  pesez,  or  qjnz. 
Chined,  Gjnd,  a.  havii)  a  <jin. 
Chinese,  Gj-nez,  Ji.  de  lai)g'waj  and  pepl  ovGjna. 
Chingle,  Xii)-gl,  n.  gravel  fre  from  dert. 
CiuxK,  Giflk,  ti.  a  smel  opnii)  er  kleft.        [fil  up. 
Chink,  t'ii)k,  v.  t.  tu  Jak  sw  az  tu  mak  a  s'snd;  tia 
Chink,  Giijk,  v.  i.  tu  s-snd  bj  strikii)  eg  uder. 
Chixky,  Gii]k-i,  a.  havii)  giijks,  er  naro  klcfts. 
Chintz,  Gints,  n.  kotn  klot  printed  wid  kulorz. 
Chip,  Gip,  v.  t.  tm  kut  intia  smel  pesez;  tui  hak. 
Chip,  Gip,  u.  t.  tu  brak  er  krak;  tia  gap. 
Chip,  Gip,  n.  a  smel  pes  kut  er  brokn  of. 
Chipaxe,  Gip-aks,  n.  a  wun-handed  plan  aks. 
Chipping,  Gip-i^,  n.  de  akt  ov  kuti;)  of;  a  gip. 
Cbiragra,  K4-ra-gra,  n.  g^st  in  de  hand. 
Chiragrical,  Kj-rag-ri-kal,  a.  haviij  de  g3t  in 

de  hand. 
Chirograph,  Kj-ro-graf,  n.  a  ded  in  rjtii):  a  fjn. 
Chirographer,  Kj-rog-ra-fer,  n.  a  rjter; — {^Eng. 

Law.y  an  ofiser  in  de  komon  plez,  hot)  engrtasez 

fjnz. 
Chirographic,  Kj-ro-graf-ik,  )  a.  pertanig 

Chirographical,  Kj-rca-graf-i-kal,  S      tu  kjrog- 

rafi.  [handrjtii). 

Chirography,  Kj-rog-ra-fi,   n.    de  qrt  ov  rjtij); 
Chirology,  Kj-rol-o-ji,  n.  de  qrt  ov  konversig  bj 

de  handz  and  fi;)gerz. 
Chiromancer,  Kj-ro-man-ser,  er  Kir-o-man-scr, 

n.  wun  hit)  fortelz  fvi,tyii,r  events  bj  inspektig  de 

hand. 
Chirom.\ncy,  Kj-ro-man-si,  w.  divinajon  bi  in- 

spektii)  de  hand. 
Chironomy,  Kj-ron-o-mi,   n.    de   qrt  er  roul   in 

nuDvii)  de  handz  in  oratori;  jest}'r|,r. 
Chiropodist,  Kj-rop-o-dist,  n.  wun  hen  ekstnikts 

kornz,  remJjvz  bunyonz,  ets. 
Chirp,  Gerp,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  gerful  nerz,  az  berdz. 
Chirp,  Gerp,  n.  de  vers  ov  berdz  er  insekts. 
Chirping,  Gerp-ig,  n.  de  jentl  nffz  ov  berdz. 
Chirrup,  Gir-up,  v.  t.  tu  kwikn;  tu  ger  up. 
Chirurgery,  Kj-rtir-jer-i,  n.  surjori. 
Chisel,  Giz-el,  n.  a  ioA  for  pvii]  wud  er  stcon. 
Chisel,  Giz-el,  r.  t.  tu  kut  er  kqrv  wid  a  gizel. 
Chit,  Git,  n.  a  gild;  a  babi;  a  spr-st  ov  kern. 
Chitchat,  Git-gat,  n.  pratl;  idl  tek;  gat. 
Chivalric,  Eiv-al-rik,  a.  galant;  Jivalrus. 
Chivalrous,  Xiv-al-rus^   a.    relatii)   tu   Jivalri ; 

galant.  [de  midl  ajez;  njthud. 

Chivalry,  Ziv-al-ri,  71.  de  sistem  ov  njthud  in 


Chives,  Gjvz,  n.  pi.  tredz  er  filaments  in  fl-serz. 
Chlorate,  Klo-rat,  n.  a  selt  kompd)zd  ov  klorik 

asid  and  a  bas. 
Chloride,  K16-rid,  n.  a  substans  kompunded  or 

kltarin  and  a  kombustibl  bodi. 
Chlorine,  Kld)-rin,  n.  an  elementari  gas,  obtand 

from  komon  selt. 
Chlorosis,  Klo-ro-sis,  n.  de  grensiknes. 
Chlorotio,  Klo-rot-ik,  a.  afekted  bj  klorosis. 
Choak,  Gok,  V.  t.     Se  {Choke.) 
Chock-full,  G6k-f ul,  a.  kwjt  ful.  [konut. 

Chocolate,  G6k-Q-lat,  n.  a.  preparajon  ov  de  ko- 
Choice,  Gers,  n.  de  akt  er  p-ser  ov  goozig;  de  tij 

gozn;  opjon;  de  best  pqrt. 
Choice,  Gers,  a.  selekt;  prejus;  veri  valyixabl. 
Choicely,  Gffs-li,  ad.  kq,riusli;  ekselentli. 
Choiceness,  GcJs-nes,  n.  ekselens;  njsnes. 
Choir,  Kwjr,  n.  an   asembli   er  band   ov  sigerz: 

de  pqrt  ov  a  gurghw;\,r  de  sigerz  qr  plast. 
Choke,  Gok,  v.  t.  tu  silfokat;  tu  stop  up;  tu 

supres. 
Choke,  Gok,  v.  i.  tu  be  gokt  er  obstrdkted. 
Choke,  Gok,  n.  de  kapilari  pqrt  ov  an  qrtigok. 
Choke-damp,  Gok-damp,  n.  a  nokjus  vapor  (kqr- 

bonik  asid  gas)  in  kol-mjnz. 
Choke-pear,  Gok-ptir^  ji.  an  unp.ilatabl  pi^r. 
Choker,  Gok-er,  n.  he   or  dat  hwig   goks  er  sj- 

lensez. 
Choky,  G(&k-i,  a.  tendii)  tu  gok;  siifokatig. 
Choler,  K61-er,  n.  de  bjl;  a^ger;  raj. 
Cholera,  K61-er-a,  n.  a  malignant  dizes  akum- 

panid  bj  vomitir)  and  purjiij. 
Cholera  morbus,  K61-er-a  mer-bus,  n.  a  panful 

dizez,  in  hwig   de   kontents  ov  de  stumak  qr 

ejokted  upward. 
Choleric,  K61-er-ik,  a.  ful  ov  kolcr;  aijgri;  irasibl. 
Choose,  Gcdz,  v.  t.  [i.  goz,  ps.  gcozig,  gozn;]  tu 

prefer;  tu  pik  ut;  tu  selekt;  tu  elekt. 
Choose,  Gcdz,  v.  i.  tu  hav  piser  ov  gers;  tu  prefer. 
Chooser,  Gc6z-er,  n.  wun  ho)  goozez. 
Choosing,  Gd)z-ii),  n.  gers:  elekjon.  [ter. 

Chop,  Gop,  v.  t.  tu  kut  wid  a  kwik  blo;^tu  bqr- 
Chop,  Gop,  v.  i.  tu  duD  enitii)  wid  a  kwik  mojon. 
Chop,  Gop,  n.  a  smel  pes  ov  met;  a  kleft.    In  &ina. 

a  p)ermit  or  stamp,  denotii)  kwoliti;  az,  gudz  ov 

de /erst  gop. 
ChopVallen,  G6p-fel-n,  a.     Se  {Okajifallen.} 
Chophouse,  Gop-h'ss,  n.  a  h^ss  ov  entertanment. 
Chopin,  G6p-in,  er  Go-pin,   n.   a   Freng    megq,r 

ov  likiirz;  in  Skotland,  a.  kwort-ov-wjn  mejqr. 
Chopper,  G6p-er,  n.  wun  hd)  gops;  a  klever. 
Chops,  Gops,  n.  pi.  de  m'st  ov  a  best. 
Choragus,  Ko-ra-gus,  n.  [Z.]  a  leder  ov  korus. 
Choral,  K6-ral,  a.  beloflig  tu  er  sigii)  in  a  kwjr. 
Chorally,  Ko-ral-i,  ad.  in  de  manerov  a  koriis. 
Chord,  Kerd,  n.  de  strig  ov  a  mqzikal  instrco- 

mcnt;  a  serten  kombinajon  ov  nots;  a  Ijn. 
Chord,  Kerd,  r.  t.  tu  furnij  wid  striijZ. 
Chordee,  Kor-de,  n.  a  kontrakjon  ov  de  frenum. 
Chore,  Gor,  ;/.  a  smol  job.     Se  (  Char.) 
CiiORiAMBic,  Ko-ri-am-bik,  71.  de  fut  ov  a  vers 

konsistii)  ov  for  silablz.  [fetus. 

Chorion,  Ko-ri-on,  n.  a  membran  dat  inraps  de 
Chorist,  K6-rist,  n.  a.  siger  in  a  kwjr;  a  korister. 
Chorister,  K6r-is-ter,  n.  a  siijer  in  katedralz,  er 

in  a  konsert;  a  leder  ov  a  kwjr. 
Chorographer,  Ko-rog-ra-fer,  n.  a.  rjter  ov  ko- 

rcigrafi.  [ov  rejonz. 

Chorographical,  Ko-ro-graf-i-kal,a.  deskriptiv 
Chorography,  Ko-rog-ra-fi,  n.  de  deskripjon  ov 

a  plas;  qrt  ov  formig  maps  ov  ixirtikyi^lar  rejonz. 
Chorus,  K6-rus,  n.  a  number  ov  sigerz;  a  kon- 
sert; jiqrt  ov  mqzik  in  hwig  ol  jern. 
Chose,  Goz,  i.  from  fetez.     Se  {Choose.) 
Chosen,  G6z-n,  p.  from  6to3;  selekted. 
Chough,  Guf,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  se-berd. 


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i'lIOfilK,  t-'ft,  e,  t.  tu  crt;  tu  trik. 
Choi'hk,  •'■f»,  •.  u  bubl;  (I  IojI:  <i  Ink  tir  Jmn. 
CiiuwiiKK,  (''li-diT,  K.  fij  \)tt\>\  »id  Iji.ikit,  4i:f. 
Obkiihtumatut,  Kri'K-tuiu-K-ti,  n.  u  buk  intru- 
dukturi  tu  rtc  Urnio  ov  layxw'U"*-  (»'«• 

('hu(hM.  Kri*-ui.  n.  uyk/oii  yf\fl  in  liiikrt.l  M^rtmo- 
Chrihmai..   Kru  null,  u.  rrltitin  tu  knxni. 
('hmihmatoky,  Knz  inii-tu-n,  u.  ii  litl  >tI  rc«cl. 

ChRIHTCK,   kri<i-u,  r.  t.  tu  buptu  ami  iinui. 
('iiuiHTCNDOM,  Kri.i-n-doul,  n.  dc  rrjonx  uv  hwi(- 

di   iiihiiliilaiil'  iifijfct  Kri.ttyiaiiiti.  [Kr)!*!. 

('iiKi.sTiAN,  Kri"t  ynn, «»A  Kri.-t-ii-an,  n.  a  dii«||il  uv 
CiiKlsTIAN,   K.rii't-yun,    j«.    [H-Tlaniu  tu    Kn-l,  or 

Kri-iyinniti;  *'klt'xia.<itikiil.  (lij'in. 

CiiUisTiANiHil,  Kri.it-yon-ii-m,  n.  dt  kri.ityuii  rc 
Chkistiamtv,  Kri't  yi-an-i-ti,  i-r  KriH-Li-an-i-ti, 

H.  >lr  ri'lijiin  (•>(  b|  Kq.st,  or  dnt  ov  Rrialyanx. 
<'nuinrtANij;t,  Krist-yun-ji,  r.  t.  tu  konv^rt  tu 

Kii-lyiamli.  pim. 

Chuihtiani.y,  Krist-yan-li,  a.  brktimip  u   Kri^t- 
<'iiKi»riANLY,  Kri.-t-yan-li,  aJ.  Ijk  u  Kriitiyun. 
('HuijtTiAN-NAMii,  Kri.il-yuii-iuim,  n.  a  nnni  givn 

in  Uii|iti/.tii. 
('heistmak,   KriH-mn.",   «.   dt   fcKtival  ov  KrisUt 

niiliviti,  Jit  IftH'iubor. 
t'liuisTMAHDOx,    kn^-iuu'<-lMikj',    B.    a    boki    for 

liri/.'-iit»;  ii  iiri'tiMit  pivn  iit  KriKiDii».  [tu  niiizik. 
(  HUHMATU',  Kru-iuat-ik,  ^i.  rrlutiy  tu  kulor,  nr 
I  HHtiMK,  Kruiii,  n.  u  .-uirt  uv  inutul;  kruniiuui. 
<'llK«>Uit  M,  Krtj-ini-uui,  n.  u  hw{ti|,  brill  luolal. 
.;hh..n,.'.  Kronik.  (        „v  l-i,  d.in.J-.n. 

I  tlKoHic  \L.   Kriin-i-kal,  )  "      '     ■■ 

t'liHoMCLi;,  Kriin-i-kl,  ii.  a  rvji.tlor;  a  rvkurd;  a 

bi'iuri. 
CltKuNicLE.  Krun-i-kl,  r.  t.  tu  rrki'trd:  tu  rujistcr. 
I'liKoNicLKK,  Krun-i-klcr,  n.  u  irkunlcrov  evdnO); 

u  historian. 
CuRoNouRAy,  Kron-o-gram,  n.  an  in.'ikripjun  in 

hwir,  dr  iIhI  ii  rk^pro-t  b{  ni^incnil  It'trrz. 
t'MRoNtKiiiAMJiAru AL,  Kriiti-u-jjra-iuht-i-kiil,   a. 

brl<i(|iu  t<i  ■!  kriinugr;iin. 
ruuo.NOiiiuvMiiATisT.   Knn-o-gTam-a-tist,    n.    u 

rjt'T  I'V  kr<'>iiu;;r.inix. 
(  iiKuMM.n  M'litK,  Kru-no^j-ra-for,  «.   a  rjt«'r  cv 

V.r.  M.'  ,  II.  [|xi''t  tjin. 

I'linoMM.i;  \fiir,  Kru-nug-m-fi,  n.  dcskripjon  ov 
I  HUo.NoLotiER,  Kru-n6l-i3-jor,  j  n.  wun  ba>  iz 
t'uRo»<oLo*iisT.  Kru-nol-u-jist,  j       Vfrst  in  kruj- 

noluji. 
t'liKtixoLOuic.  Kr<>n-u-l6j-ik,  >   a.    denoti|) 

•  "iiKnNOLuou'AL,  Kron-u-liij-i-kal,  i      iieriiKlt  uv 

litii:  riliiiij)  tu  krunoluji.  [krunoluji. 

«'nKoN<iL<HiUAi.Ly.  Krun-u-loj-i-kal-i,  ud.  bj 
I'ilRosoLOUT.  Kru-nt'il-a-ji,   n.  dt  hicnx  ur  kum- 

fHllill  t(in.  and  ii^orlanio  data  ov  trentx. 
t'KRoNoMKTKR,  Kru-nuin-f-tor,  II.  an  instnituent 

It   iif<iirio   t(in  wid  (jrot  i-^iaktm-.s. 
<'iii;\-Mii.   Kri-ji  li",  II.  dr  |'ii|«i  ov  an  inxi-kt. 

•  II K^-  V  Mil  KM  I  M.  Kri-iati-tc-muiii,  n.  dr  nam  <iv 
a  jiiiii'*  »v  |>laiit.<i.  [kulor. 

t'HRtMiLiTK.  Kn^-u-ljl,  n.  Q  mineral  OV  a  KTruiJ 
t.'HRThOi'RAHK,  krii*-u-prnt,   a.   o    minrral  ov  un 

•I'l  (;rrn  kulur;  n  varieli  ov  kwortM. 
ClIfB,  ♦'■lib.  n.  u  riviT  fiJ:  u  duii''. 
Cm  HiiKK.  ♦•'db  ««d.  .1.  biu-h.-a.-d;  Ijk  d  <;ab:  ^ubi. 
Chi  iiur.  Kiib  i,  *.  |ilump:  j»ri  and  tlk. 
Cm  Ik.  t'.ik.  r.  i'.  lu  iiuik  II  u<Ti  ijk  a  hen. 
Cni;iK,   *-'uk.   r.  t.  tu  kal  uahuji:  tu«ir)kjent- 

li:  tu  tru  b|  a  kwik  mojon;  tu  pi^. 
Clll'OK,  Kuk,  II.  dr  v<T.i  ov  a  hon;  a  pat  or  bio. 
Chu'K  karthino.  Ktik-ft)r-di(v  n.  a  pUi,  in  hwir 

>uniti()  it  pii;i  Itiiu  a  bel. 
Chicklk.    t-iik-l,    r.  •'.  tu  lq(  konvnUirli;  tu  Iqf 

iiiwiinlli.  wid  trjumf. 
Cbl'CKLB.  t'dk-1.  r.  t.  tu  kttl  ai  a  hen:  tu  fondl. 
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Cuvwr,  dat,  It.  a  ku^^  fat-bfded,  blunt  klvn. 
t'HL>»fY,  Kiifi,  M.   blunt;  lat;  Durll;  aCKri. 
('hum,  fum,  B.  a  (;aiub<r-lrlcj  in  a  koicj,  k*. 
Cm  Ml',  t-'uiup,  fi.  Q  ;..rt  tlk  iMnov  wud. 
Cut.HAM,  t-'i(-iiuiu,  M.  tnuk^  iiuidov  kajijod  /elt. 
t|iii  .NR,  Cujik,  H.  u  Ji.rt  tlk  11 «  or  wud. 
ClIlKtli,  t'un;,  n.  dr   kolikdv  Uxli  ov  Kmt/ROI; 

•1  ii.irlikyiilur  UkII  ov  Kriilyam;  a  pkxur  dirio 

wur/ip;  ckUxiiuitikal  <it«riii.  [cnrc. 

CjiURcir,   fc'urij.   c.  I.  lu  a^i^t  tu  rrtiirn  tuuu  in 
CiiiRt  ii-Ai.iu,  «*'ur<;  «l.  M.  <i  wak  .ir  fri-t  inkomom- 

umjnu  iiv  dt  koii^krujoii  ov  u  (jun;. 
Chiuchoom,  Ciir^-doin,  «.  <;ur<j  Kuv«-riiiii<-nt. 
('ill  lu  II  tiotu,  t'lirij-jju-cr,  n.  wun  h>iiai<ii<ij!  «;un;. 
ClllRilll.so,  fe'iinjn),  N.  dr  akl  ov  rrtiirniu  tajjki 
,  '»  'i'""';-  lKpi^ku|iullaa. 

(|iilUi.iiMA\,   Cilnjinan,    »i.    an   <-klr»i&.«iik ;   an 
CuiEiii-WAUKicii,  t-'urii-wiir-dun,  ri.  an  olisi-r  ov 

dt  <;ur(j.  (u  cur^. 

CiitucilYABD,  t  iir«;-yqrd,  n.  dt  bfriul-gruiiJ  nrr 
Cm  Ki.,  Curl,  «.  a  nurli,  il-bn-d  man:  u  luizer. 
I'mKLlMll,  Ciirl-iJ,  a.  itixl;  bnbtal;  M.ili/;  avari/iu. 
CiiiKi,i.sii.N»>iii.  t'lirl-ij-ni's,  n.  niidncn';  nit(urdliucs. 
CiiiRN.  t-'urii,  «.  (i  vivsol  in  liwii;  krrm  iz  qurnd. 
<'hikmi.  (•'urn,  f.  t.  tu  iijitnt;  Ili  nuik  liuter. 
<'m  U.VKl).  Ciiriid,  j>.  II.  ajiUiU-d:  iniid  iiitu  but«r. 
("mu.MNu.  Ciirii-iy,  ii.  dt  akt  ov  umki(j  butor. 
CiiLBN-STAfK,  Curii-.«l<il,  H.  an  in^lrvtimeut  eiupldrd 

tor  ijuriii{). 
CmsK,  CiIjz,  r.  t,    Sr  {(.%•>>»>.) 
CiivLK,  Kjl,  n.  II  milki  flt^id  f«nud  in  dr  ftumftk. 
CuYLiKACTio.H,   Kil-i  lak-Jon,    n.    dt   pruM«  o* 

imiki{j  kjl. 
('iiYLois.  Kj-lus,  n.  kon.Histio  «v  kjl. 
Chymi:,  K{in,  >i.  a  »oi\  \ta\\  prudi^st  in  de  ttumak 

bj  dt  diji-slvon  ov  foxl. 
CuvMisTKY,  kiin-is-lri.  u.     ^t  {Chtmudry.) 
C'lBAHiurii,  .*<i-ba-ri-us  a.  rrlatio  tu  Joid;  i-dibl. 
ClBOL,  ."^ib-ol,  n.  u  s«»rt  ov  .xiuid  unyon.         [kust. 
(Vaua.  .'Ni-kn-il.i,  H.  [/.]  an  insfkl:u  !«>rt  ov  lo- 
Ckatuuk,  ."-Jik-a-tri.s,   j  h.  u  xkqr  Iclt  bj  o  wa>iHl; 
(^u  ATUi.\.  Sik-a-trika,  (      a  mqrk. 
CuuTKibANT,  Sik-a-tri-!iaut,  n.  dat  hwiq  indqgez 

a  xikatri.i.  [tria. 

CiCATRisiVK,  Sik-a-trj-.siv,  «.  dat  indqiH-i  u  sika- 
CiCATUiZATiON,  Sik-a-tri-wi-Jon,   ».    dr    akl   ov 

hiliji  II  w,t,nd.  [skin  over. 

("itATRiZK.  ."^ik-a-trjt,  r.  /.    lu  hrl  a   wOind;  tu 
Cilkkk.sk,  Cr-i^o-ru-nn,  »/r  Sis-r-ni-nr,  n.  [H.]  u 

Kjd;  nun  hoi  i-k!«]iltinz  kqrii>»itii  or  antikif  ilix. 
CicKHOMAS.  ."^is-c-ru-ni-un.  a.  rrzomblig  Sisrro. 
CiCKiio.M  AM.sM,  Siit-r-ru-ni-an-iz-m, «.  an  imiUi- 

Jon  ov  Si!ttru. 
CicihBKO.  t-"r(ji.«-l»»i-u,  or  Sc-su-bc-o,  n.  [It.]  u 

ptiant  ati-ndi(i  a  ladi.  [perinus. 

C'ictTA.  Si-kq-l«i.  II.    wotcr  hcmlok.  hda  luit  \i 
ClUKR,  S|-tlor,  n.  dr  jqHov  ni>li  fcnnentcd. 
Ci  DEVAXT,  Sc  do-vi.h,  ail.  [FrA  frtrnw-rli. 
CiUAU,  Si-;;('(r,  H.  u  litl  rul  ov  tODiko  lor  .^moki^i. 
Ciliary.  Sil  ya-ri,  a.  rrlutiu  tu  dt  jlidx. 
CiLiciOL.s,  .Si-liJ-us,  a.  mnd  ov  \\^t. 
CiMA,  Si-mi,  a.  a  k{nd  ov  mi^ldif^ 
CiMjrrKR.  Sim-r-ter,  •«.  q  Jort  Turki/  aord. 
CiMMEKiA.N,  Si-inr-ri-an,  a.  ckntrrmli  dqrk. 
CiMi>i.iT»:,  Sim-o-ljl,  n.  u  ffrHiJ-hwjl  kla. 
CiNciiuNA,  Sin-ku-nu,  h.  l'rru>viuii  bqrk. 
('l.-ft-Tl  RK.  Sinkt-ynr,  «.  a  b<'lf:u  mi/;  a  RV""- 
CiNDKR,  Sin-aer,  n.  rclikj)  ov  burnt  kal  ar  wud; 

ajrx.  (lu  a/ex. 

CiNKRATiON,  Sin-er-(l-Jon,  ft.   dr  akt  rm  rrd^aig 
CiN^JiEUL'B.  Si  nr  rt  US,  j.  "  '      '  -I. 

Cl.MiLE.  SiJ)  f?!,  n.  ic^rt  for 

Cl.N'NABAE,  Sid  a-bur,  n.  n-'l  ^qri. 

Cl.N.tAHON,  Sin  a-mon.  n.  dr  lUcr  b^rk  uv  u  sp* 

/rx  ov  lon-l. 
ClHQir..  Sipk,  n.  (/J-.]  d»  number  f{v  in  dii». 


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CiNQUEFOiL,  Siflk-ftrl,  n.  f  jv-levd  klover. 

CiON,  Sj-on,  n.  a  JiDt  engrafted. 

Cipher,  Sj-fer,  n.  de  figyqr  (0)  in  numberz;  a 

SEkret  maner  ov  rjtii). 
Cipher,  Sj-fer,  v.  {.  tu  yaz  f igyiirz  in  aritmetik. 
CiPHEEiNG,  Si-fer-ii),  n.  as  praktis  ov  aritmetik. 
CiECEAX,  Ser-se-an,  a.  pertnnii)  tu  Serse:  bewicjii). 
CiRCEXSiAX,  Ser-sen-Jan,  a.  ov  de  serkus. 
CiRCiXATE,  Ser-si-nat,  v.  t.  tu  mak  a  serkl. 
Circle,  Ser-ki,  «.  a  Ijn  kontinyrid  til  it  endz  hw^r 

it  began,  havir)  el  its  jxirts  ekwidistant  from  a 

komon  senter:  de  spas  inklq,ded  in  a  serkqlar 

Ijn;  a  r-snd  bodi;  an  erb;  kumpas;  a  serkumlok^- 

Jon: — a  klas  ov  pspl;  a  distrikt. 
Circle,  Ser-kl,  v.  t.  tu  mcov  r-»nd;  tu  inkloz. 
Circle,  S^r-kl,  v.  i.  tu  mcw  serkixlarli. 
Circlet,  Ser-klet,  n.  a  litl  serkl. 
Circuit,  Ser-kit,  «.  de  akt  ov  moovii)  r-snd;  tt  spas 

inkkbzd;  ekstent;— vizitajon  ov  jujez;   de  trakt 

ov  kuntri  vizited  bj  de  jujez,  or  bi  ministerz. 
Circuit,  Ser-kit,  v.  t.  tu  mcDV  r-snd.  [kit. 

CiRCUiTEER,  Ser-kit-er,  n.  wun  hO)  travelz  a  ser- 
CiRCUiTiON,  Ser-kti-iJ-on,  n.  goii)  r-snd. 
Circuitous,  Ser-k\\,-it-us,  a.  r-snd  ab-st;  not  di- 

rekt.  '  [maner. 

CiRcuiTOUSLY,  Ser-kii-it-us-li,  ad.  in  a  serk^itus 
Circuity.  Ser-ki^-i-ti,  n.  a  goiij  r-snd. 
Circular,  S^r-kix-lar,  a.  r-snd,  Ijka  serkl:  sferikal. 
Circularity,  Ser-kq-lar-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii) 

.■!erkiilar.  [serkl. 

Circularly,  Ser-kti-lar-li,  arf.  in  de  form  ov  a 
Circulate,  Ser-kq,-lat,  v.  t.  tu  spred:  tu  difi\z 

ab-st.  '  [difi^zd. 

Circulate,  Ser-kTi,-lat,  r.  i.  tu  miDv  r-snd:  tu  be 
Circulation,  Ser-ki^-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  serki],- 

latii):  serki^lar  mojon;  a  retdrn;  ekstent  ov  difii- 

^on:  kurensi.  [el. 

Circulatory,  Ser-ki|-la-tQ-ri,  ».  a  kemikal  ves- 
CiRCULATOEY,  Ser-kii^-la-to-ri,  a.  serki|lar;  moDv- 

iij  r-snd.  [ment. 

CiRCULUs.  Ser-kt^-lus,  n.  [Z.]  a  surjikal  instriD- 
CiRcuiiAMBiEXCY,    Ser-kum-am-bi-en-si,   n.    de 

akt  ov  enkumpasii).  [ir). 

CiECUMAMBiEXT,  Ser-kum-am-bi-ent,  a.  sur-snd- 
CiECUMAMBULATE,  Ser-kum-am-bTi,-lat,  v.  i.   tu 

wok  r-snd  ab-st.  [forskin. 

Circumcise,  Ser-kum-sjz,  v.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  de 
CiRCUMCiSER,  Ser-kum-sjz-er,  ?i.  -wun  lict) serkum- 

SJZL'Z. 

Circumcision,  Ser-kum-sig-on,  n.  a  JqiJ  rjt. 
CiRCUMCLUsiON,  Ser-kum-khi-gon,  n.  tte  akt  ov 

enklQzii)  on  el  sjdz. 
CiRCUMCURSATiON,  Ser-kum-kur-sa-Jon,  n.  a  run- 

ii)  up  and  d-sn.  [tu  nulif  j. 

Circumduct,  Ser-kum-ddkt,  v.  t.  tu  kontraven: 
Circumduction,  Ser-kum-ddk-Jon,  n.  nulifika- 

Jon:  hindrans. 
Circumference,  Ser-kum-fer-ens,  n.  a  Ijn   dat 

b-sndz   de   spas   ov  a  serkl;  periferi;  an  erb;  a 

serkl.  [lar. 

Circumferential,  Ser-kum-fer-en-Jal,  a.  serkq,- 
CiRCUMFERENTOR,  Ser-kum-fer-en-tor,  n.  an  in- 

strct)ment  yi|zd  in  survaii),  for  mejurii)  aijglz. 
CiRCUMFLECT,  Ser-kum-fl6kt,  v.  t.   tu  fiks   de 

serkumfleks. 
Circumflex,   Ser-kum-fleks,   n.   an  akscnt  be- 

twen  grav  and  aki\t.  [jur  ov  weterz. 

Circumfluence,  Ser-kdm-flq,-ens,  n.  an  enklo- 
Circumfluent,  Sei;-kdm-fh\,-ent,  a.  floifl  r-snd. 
CiRCUMFORANEAN,  Ser-kum-fo-ra-ne-an,  a.  trav- 

clii)  ab^t.  [derifl  ab-^t. 

CiECUMFOEANEOUs,  Ser-kum-fo-ra-ne-us,  a.  wou- 
CiECUMFUSE,  Ser-kum-fii,z,  v.  t.  tu  por  r-snd. 
CiRCUMFUSiLE,  Ser-kum-f i\-sil,  a.  datmabepord 

fsnd. 
ClRCUMFUSiON,  Ser-kum-fq,-3on,  n.  a  gropi^rsnd. 


CiRCUMiTiON,  Ser-kum-iJ-on,  n.  a  goig  r-snd. 
Circumjacent,  Ser-kum-ja-sent,    a.   Ijiij    r-snd; 

sur-sndii). 
CiRCUMLiGATiON,  Ser-kum-li-ga-Jon,  n.  a  bjndig 

r-snd;  a  band;  -wurdz. 
Circumlocution,  Ser-kum-lo-k^-Jon,  n.  a  ser- 
kit  er  kumpas  ov  -wurdz;  a  perifrasis;  indirekt 

eksprejonz.  _  [ifrastikal. 

Circumlocutory,  Ser-kum-lok-yT^-to-ri,  a.  per- 
CiRCUMMUEED,  Ser-kuni-mt\,rd,  a.  weld  r-snd. 
Circumnavigable,  Ser-4ium-nav-i-ga-bl,  a.  dat 

ma  be  said  r-snd.  _     _  [r-snd. 

Circumnavigate,  Ser-kum-nav-i-gat,  v.  t.  tu  sal 
Circumnavigation,     Ser-kum-nav-i-ga-Jon,     n, 

de  akt  ov  saliij  r-snd. 
Circumnavigator,  Ser-kum-nav-i-ga-tor,»i.  wun 

hiu  salz  r-snd.  '  [iij  r-snd. 

Circumplication,  Ser-kiim-pli-ka-Jon,  ji.  a  rap- 
CiRCUMPOLAE,  Ser-kum-p6-lar,  a.  r-snd,  er   ner 

de  pol. 
CiRCUMPOsiTiON,  Ser-kum-po-ziJ-on,  ji.   de  akt 

ov  plasii)  serktilarli. 
CiRCUMROTATiON,  Ser-kum-ro-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt 

ov  rolii)  r3nd.  '  [i?)  r-snd. 

CiRCUMROTATORY,  Ser-kum-ro-ta-to-ri,  a.  hwerl- 
CiRCUMSCRiBABLE,  Ser-kum-skrjb-a-bl,  )  a.  ka- 
CiRCUMSCRiPTiBLE,  Ser-kum-skrip-ti-bl,  i      pabl 

ov  beii)  serkumskrjbd:  limited. 
Circumscribe,  Ser-kum-skrib,   v,  t.  tu  enkloz; 

tu  b-snd;  tu  limit.  [Jon;  b-snd. 

Circumscription,  Ser-kum-skrip-Jon,  n.  limita- 
CiECUMSCRiPTiVE,  Ser-kum-skrip-tiv,  a.  enkloz- 

ii)  de  limits.  [diskret. 

Circumspect,  Ser-kum-spekt,  a.  kejus;  woqful; 
Circumspection,  Ser-kum-spek-Jon,  n.  woqful- 

nes;  kejon.  [keJus. 

Circumspective,  Ser-kum-spek-tiv,  a.  atentiv; 
Circumspectly,  S^r-kum-spekt-li,  ad.  vijilantli; 

kojusli.  [kejon. 

Circumspectness,  Ser-kum-spekt-nes,  n.  vijilans; 
Circumstance,  Ser-kum-stans,  n.  an  adjugkt  ov 

Q  fakt;  aksident:  insident;  event; — j)l.  wunz  stat 

er  kondijon;  stat  ov  af^rz. 
Circumstance,  S^r-kum-stans,  v.  t.  tu  plas  in 

sityq^ajon. 
Circumstantial,  Scr-kum-stan-Jal,  a.  aksident- 

al;  not  esenjal;  incidental;  partikyqlar;  mini^t. 
Circumstantially,  Ser-kum-«tan-Jal-i,  ad.  mi- 

nr^tli;  egzaktli.  [not  esenjal. 

Circumstantials,  Ser-kum-stan-Jalz,  n.pl.%\T(i 
Circumstantiate,  Ser-kum-stan-Ji-at,  v.  t.  tu 

plas  in  a  kondijon. 
CiRCUMTERRANEOus,     Ser-kum-ter-a-ne-us,     a . 

ar-snd  de  ert.  [ar-snd. 

CiKCUMVALLATE,  Ser-kum-val-at,  v.  t.  tu  fertif  j 
CiRCUMVALLATioN,  Ser-kum-val-a-Jon,  n.  an  en- 

kloziii  fortifikajon. 
CiRCUMVECTiON,  Ser-kum-vek-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

kariii)  r-snd.  [qet. 

Circumvent,  Ser-kum-vent,  v.  t.  tu  desev;  tia 
Circumvention,  Ser-kum-ven-Jon,  n.  fred;  deset: 

prevenjon.  [qetig. 

CiRCUMVENTi-VE,  Scr-kum-ven-tiv,  a.  deli],dig ; 
Circumvest,  Ser-kum-vest,  v.  t.  tu  kuver  r-snd: 

tu  klod.  [ov  fljig  r-snd. 

CiRCUMvoLATiON,  Ser-kum-vo-la-Jon,  n.'  de  akt 
Circumvolution,  Ser-kum-vo-l^-Jon,  n.  de  akt 

ov  rolir)  r"5nd. 
CiRCUMVOL-VE,  Ser-kum-v61v,  «,  t.  tu  rol  r-snd. 
Circus,  Ser-kus,  n.  an  area  far  sports,  wid  sets 

r-snd  for  spektatorz. 
CiRRiFEROUS,  Si-rif-er-us,  a.  prodqsig  tendrilz. 
CiRRiGEROUS,  Si-rij-er-ns,  a.  havip  kurld  loks. 
Cirrous,  Sir-us,  a.  tenninatiij  in  a  kurl  er  ten- 
dril. '  [matik  van. 
CiRsocELE,  Ser-so-scl,  n.   a  dilajon  ov  de  sper- 


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Cisalpine,  His-al-pin,  a.  on  Ae  s'Bt  ov  de  Alps. 
Cisatlantic,  Sis-at-lan-tik,  a.  on  dis  sjd  ov  de 
Atlantik.  (Po. 

CisPADANE,  Sis-pa-dan,  a.  on  de  sist  ov  de  river 
CiSSOiD,  Si-s-ffd,  n.  a  kurv  ov  de  sekond  order. 
Cist,  Sist,  /».  a  kus;  an  aygri  ttimc.r. 
CisTEECiAN,  Sis-U-r-Jan,  ».  a  llcnediktin  mu;)k. 
Cistek.v,  .Sis-tern,  n.  a  vesel  tu  hold  woter;  a 

rfzer>wor. 
CisTUS,  Sis-tus,  n.  [Z.]  a  plant;  de  rok  roz. 
CiT,  Sit,  II.  a  gitizcn; — y^,td  in  kont^mt. 
Citadel,  Sit-a-del,  n.  a  fortres  in  or  ner  a  siti. 
ClTAL,  Sj-tal,  n.  reprtbf;  sumonz;  sjtajon. 
Citation,  Sj-ta-Jon,  n.  sumonz;  kwotajon;  men- 
Jon. 
CiTATORY,  Sj-ta-to-ri,  a.  havijj  puer  tu  sjt. 
Cite,  Sjt,  v.  I.  tu  sumon;  tu  kwot. 
CiTER,  Sjt-cr,  n.  wun  hd)  sjts. 
CiTESS,  Sit-es,  B.  Q  wuman  inhabitig  a  siti. 
ClTiiEEN,  Sit-ern,  n.  a  kind  ov  hqrp. 
CiTiciSM,  Sit-i-siz-m,  w.  de  behavyor  ov  a  sitizcn. 
Citizen,  Sit-i-zcn,  n.  an  inhabitant  ov  a  siti;  a 

fi'f  man. 
Citizenship,  Sit-i-zen-Jip,  n.  de  fredom ova  siti. 
Citeate,  Sit-rat,  /*.  a  solt  formd  bj  de  yn,nyon 

ov  siirik  nsicl  wid  a  ba^. 
Citric,  Sit-rik,  .1.  rrlatifl  tu  t'itron,  Ijm, or  lemon. 
Citric  acid,  .'^il-rik  a.-'-id,  n.  de  asid  ov  lumonz. 
CiTBiNATiON,  Sit-ri-na-Jon,  n.  turnig  tu  a  yclu 

kulnr. 
Citrine,  Sit-rin,  a.  Ijk  a  sitron;  ov  dqrk  yclo. 
Citrine,  .Sit-rin,  n.  a  spr/ez  ov  yelo  kworts. 
Citron.  Sit-ron,  m.  a  frcut  rrzemlilig  a  lemon. 
CiTV,  ."^it-i,  II.  a  wold  or  inkoqttjratcd  tun. 
City,  Sit-i,  a.  relatig  tu  a  .^iti. 
CiVKS,  Sjvz,  n.  a.  spcjez  ov  Irk  or  alium  groig  in 

tuft?.  [sivet  kat. 

Civet,  Siv-ot,  n.  a  kw6dn»ped: — perfq,m  from  de 
(^ivic,  Siv-ik,  .1.  rrlatig  tu  sivil  Ijl. 
Civil,  Siv-il.  ,1.  relatig  tu  dr  komtiniti;  politi- 

kal;  intcvtin;  komplazant;  wel  bred. 
Civilian,  Si-vil-yan,  11.    wun   vorst   in   sivil   lo: 

wun  in  a  .sivil  kapasiti.  [tc«i. 

<'iviLiTV.  Si-vil-i-ti.  »».  rcfjnment;  poljtnes:  kiir- 
CiviLIZATION,  Siv-il-i-z:i-Jon.  n.  df  akt  ov  sivil- 

izin:  At  stnt  ov  beig  rrklaind  fmrn  Ixirbarizm. 
Civilize,  .*^iv-il-jz,  r.  t.  tu  rrkliira  from  bqrbar- 

izm:  tu  in<tnikt  in  de  qrts  ov  regyqlar  Ijf. 
CivIlized,  Siv-il-jzd,  />.  a.  instriikted  in  de  qrts; 

imimfcvd;  ]«ilijt;  kiiltivatcd. 
CiviLiZEE,  Siv-il-jz-er,  n.  wun  h(D  siviljzcz. 
Civil  LAW,  .*^iv-il  l>i,  h.  de  loz  ova  stat,  siti,  or 

kuniii:  Roman  lo. 
Civilly,  Siv-il-i,  wl.  in  a  sivil  mancr:  poljtli. 
Civil  war,  Siv-il  wor,  n.  a  wer  betwen  pepl  ov 

At  cam  Stat  or  ?iti. 
CivisJi,  Siv-iz-m,  n.  patriotizm;  luv  or  kijr  ov  de 

pullik. 
<'lack.  Klak,  71.  Q  lQ?tig  and  importyT^nat  nffz. 
Clack.  Klak,  r.  i.  tu  mak  a  suden,  Jqrp  uoi. 
Clacker,  Klak-cr.  n.  dr  klak  ov  a  mil. 
Clad,  Kla<l,  />.  from  Klod;  klodd.     Se  {CUrthe.) 
Claim,  Klnm,  r.  t.  tu  drmund  ov  rif;  tu  rtkwjr. 
Claim,  Klum,  u.  a  demand  ov  eni  tii)  dq;  a  tjtl. 
Claimable.  Kliim-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  klamd. 
Claimant,  Klani-.int,  n.  wun  h*  dcmdndz.  I 

Clairvoyance,  Klrjr-vA-ans,  n.  kit rsjtcdnes;  diz- 

omment  in  tinz  invizibl  tu  At  sensoz. 
Clairvoyant.  Klur-vA-ant,  a.  klersjted;  dizernig 

tigz  not  prezcnt  tu  dp  sen«ez; — yqzd  ai  a  n'sn.  \ 
Clam,  Klam,  11.  a  sraM  bjvalv  Jel-fiJ.  1 

Clam,  Klam,  r.  t.  tu  klog  wid  glqtinus  mater,      i 
Clam.  Klam,  r.  i.  tu  be  mffst:  tu  stik.  I 

Clamant,  Kld-mnnt,  a.  krjig:  beseqig  emestli. 
Clamber,  Klam-ber,  r.  •'.  tu  kljm  wid  difiknlti.  1 
Clamminess,  Klam-i-nes,  n.  viskofiti:  visiditi.      I 


Clammy,  Klam-i,  a.  viskus;  glqtinus;  slimi. 

Clamor,  Klam-<)r,  n.  an  utkr]:  nerz;  vosiferajon. 

Clamor,  Klam-or,  c.  i.  tu  mak  Tttkr^z;  tu  vo- 
siferat.  [bi^leBt. 

Clamorous,  Klam-or-us,  a.  vosifcrus;  nffzi;  tiir- 

Clamorocsly,  Kl.nm-or-us-li, /m/.  in  a  nffzi  maner. 

Clamorous.ness,  Klam-or-us-ncji,    ».    nffzi   kom- 

plnnts. 

1  Clamp,  Klamp,  n.  a  pes  ov  jam  or  timber  jx\;u\ 

I      tu  fasn  wurk  tug^dcr.  [stamp. 

.  Clami',  Klamp,  v.  t.  tu  strogten  bj  a  klamp;  tu 

Clan,  Klan,  n.  a  famili;  o  ras;  a  trjb.  [vat. 

Clandestine,  Klan-des-tin,  a.  sekrct;  hidn;  prj- 

Clandestineness,  Klan-de.-i-tin-nes,  n.  prjvaai; 
I      sekresi.  [vatli. 

j  Clandestinely,  Klan-d('s-tin-li,a</.  stkretli;  prj- 

Clang,  Klag,  n.  a  Jqrp,  Jril  nffz;  klayk. 
I  Clang,  Klag,  r.  i.  tu  klater:  tu  mak  a  Jril  n<Tz. 
I  Clangor,  Klag-gor,  n.  a  lisd.  Jril  s'snd;  klag. 
1  Clangous.  Klag-gus.  a.  makig  a  klag. 

Clank,  Klank,  u.  a  Jril  narz  az  ov  a  (jan;  klag. 

Clanship,  Klan-Jip,  11.  a  stat  yq,nyon  in  a  trjb; 
j  an  a^KDjiaJon  under  a  ^eften;  an  osojiajon  ov 
'      personz. 

Clap,    Klap,  r.  t.   tu  strjk  tugeder;   tu  ad  wun 
tig  tu  aniider;  tu  aplod. 

Clap.  Klap,  v.  i.  tu  strjk  de  handz  tugeder  in 
aplijz:  tu  begin  or  mo&v  bri?kli. 

Cl.vp.  Klap,  n.  a  lisd  eksplo^^on  ov  tunder;  an  akt 
I      ovaploz;  a  bio;— venereal  infekjon. 
j  Clapboard,  Klab-ord,  n.  a  naro  bordfer  kuverig 
I      h-szcz. 

Clapboard,  Klab-ord,  p.  t.  tu  kuver  wid  klab- 
I      ordz.  [bcl. 

Clapper,  Klap-cr,  n.  wun  hiD  klaps;  de  tug  ov  a 

Clapper-claw,  Klap-er-klo,  r.  t.  tu  skold;  tu 
I      rcvjl. 

Claptrap,  Klap-trap,  n.  an  qrtifis  tu  insn^r. 

Cl.vrenceux,   I  Klar-en-JiB,  n.  de  sekond  kig  at 

Clarencievx.  *  qrmz.  hoo  konddkts  de  fqncralz 
I      ov  baronets,  nit.';  and  eskwjrz.  [pantig. 

Claee-obsccre,'  Kl;ir-ob-skqr,  n.  Ijt  and  Jad  in 

Claret,  Klar-et,  n.  a  .-^pejez  ov  redij  Frenq  wjn. 

Claeichord,   Klar-i-kord,  n.  a  mqzikal  instrob- 

ment.  [klarifjig. 

Clarification,   Klar-i-fi-ka-Jon,   n.    de  akt  ov 

Clarified,  Klar-i-£jd,  p.  a.    mad  pq,r;  fjnd  as 

likor. 
CLAEiFiEE,Klar-i-fj-er,»».  datbwiqrefjnz:  avesel. 
Clarify,  Kl.ir-i-f j,  c.  t.  tu  pqrif  j:  tu  f  jn:  tu  brjtn. 
ClarhiY,  Klar-i-fi.  r.  «.  tu  kler  up:  tu  gro  brjt. 
Clarinet,  /  Klar-i-net,  11.  a  mqzikal  wind  In- 
Clarionet.  *  ."tnfiment. 
CL.\fiiON.  Klar-i-on,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  trumpet,  ov  a 

Jril,  kler  tun. 
Claritude,  Klar-i-tqd,  n.  klcmes;  splendor. 
Clabo-obsclro,   Klq-ro-ob-8kif>-ro,    ».   [It.]    Sr 

(  Clitn-nfif.ttirt.y 
Clash,  KlaJ,  r.  ».  tu  akt  in  opozijon;  tu  intcrfer. 
Clash,  KlaJ,  r.  t.  tu  strjk  wun  tig  agenst  andder. 
Clash,  KlaJ,  n.  a  nffzi  kolii^onov  Ub  bodiz. 
Clashing,  KlaJ-ig,  n.  opozijon:  konflikt:  kolijon. 
Clasp,  Klasp,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  huk;  an  embra.-. 
Clasp,  Klasp.  v.  t.  tu  Jut  wid  a  kla«p:  tu  embra". 
Clasper.  Kldsp-er,  n.  he  dat  embnisez;  a  tendril. 
Clasp-knife,  Kldsp-njf,  n.  a  njf  hwiq  folds  in- 

tu  de  handl. 
Class,  Klas,  n.  n  ragk;  an  order:  a  divijon;  ajen- 

tifik  amnjmcnt. 
Class,  Klas.  v.  t.  tu  aninj  in  a  klas;  tu  klasifj. 
Classic,  Klas-ik,  j  a.  relatig  tuetora  ov  At 

Classical,  Klas-i-kal, )     ferst  ragk;  G re ker  Lat- 
in: elegant. 
Classic,  Klas-ik.  n.  an  otor  ov  dc  f^rst  ragk. 
Classioallt,  Kla^-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  klasikal  manor. 
Classific,  Klas-if-ik,  a.  ft.<rmig  er  notig  a  kl(u. 


CLE 


CLI 


Classification,   Klas-i-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  it   akt  ov 

aranjii)  intu  klasez.  [klasez. 

Classifiee,  Klas-i-fj-er,  n.  wun  hoo  fermz  intu 
Classify,  Klas-i-fj,  l-.  t.  tu  aranj  in  klasez;  tu 

klas. 
Classis,  Klas-is,  n.  erder;  bodi;  klas. 
Clatter,  Klat-er,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  konfi^zd  nefz. 
Clatter,  Klat-er,  u.  t.  tu  kez  tu  s-snd  and  rati. 
Clatter,  Klat-er,  n.  a  ratliij,  konfi^zd  nerz;  a  rati. 
Clattering,  Klat-er-ig,  ;».  a  nerz;  rati;  klater. 
Clause,  KIgz.  b.  pqrt  ov  a  sentens;  a  stipyq,laJon. 
Claustral,  Kles-tral,  a.  relatii)  tu  a  klffster. 
Clavated,  Klav-a-ted,  a.  klub-Japt;  setwidnobz. 
Clave.  Klav,  i.  from  JCIev.  Se  {Cleave.) 
Clavichord,  Klav-i-kord,  n.  At  sam  az  (  Clari- 

ch/rrd.) 
Clavicle,  Klav-i-kl,  n.  de  kolar  bon. 
Clavier,  Kla-vi-er,  n.  in  myzih,  an  asemblaj  ov 

el  de  kez  ov  an  ergan  or  piano  fcjrt,  reprezentii) 

el  de  sTjndz  yr^zd  in  melodi  er  hqrmoni. 
Clavigek,  Klav-i-jer,  n.  wun  hio  ksps  de  kez  ov 

eni  plas. 
Cla"W,  Kle,  n.  de  fut  ov  a  best,  berd,  er  fij. 
Claw,  Kle,  v.  t.  tu  t.ir  wid  klez;  tu  skrat;. 
Clawed,  Kled,  a.  furnijt  wid  klez. 
Clay,  Kla,  n.  a.  tenajus  kind  ov  ert. 
Clay,  Kla,  i'.  i.  tu  kuver  wid  kla.  [kla. 

Clayed,  Klad,  a.  kuverd  wid  kla;  purifjd  wid 
Clayey,  Kla-i,  a.  konsistii)  ov  kla;  Ijk  kla. 
Clayish,  Kla-iJ,  a.  partakii)  de  kwolitiz  ov  kla. 
Clay-marl,  Kla-mqrl,  n.  a  hwitij,  qeki  kla. 
Claymore,  Kla-mor,  n.  a  Iqrj,  toj-handed  sord. 
Clay-pit,  Kla-pit,  n.  a  pit  hwqr  kla  iz  dug. 
Clay-stone,  Kla-ston,  n.  qrjilajus  limston. 
Clean,  Klen,  a.  fre  from  dert  and  impuriti;  ele- 
gant; net;  not  i%\;  entjr:  inosent. 
Clean,  Klen,  ad.  kwjt;  perfektli;  kompletli. 
Clean,  Klen,  v.  t.  tu  fre  from  dert;  tu  pi^rifj; 

tu  klenz. 
Cleanlily,  Klen-li-li,  ad.  in  a  klenli  maner. 
Cleanliness,  Klen-li-nes,  n.  netnes. 
Cleanly,  Klen-li,  a.  klen;  net;  pqr. 
Cleanly.  Klen-li,  ad.  in  a  klen  maner. 
Cleanness,  Klen-nes,  n.  netnes;  pqriti;  inosens. 
Cleansable,  Klenz-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  klenzd. 
Cleanse,  Klenz,  v.  t.  tu  fre  from  dert  er  impn,r- 

iti;  tu  p^rifi;  tu  sk^sr;  tu  klen. 
Cleanser,  Klenz-er,  »i.  be  er  dat  hwiq  pq^rifiz. 
Cleansing,  Klenz-ip,  n.  pq,rifikaJon. 
Clear,    Kler,   a.  bqt;   seren;  pq,r;   perspikjrqus; 

indispqtabl;  manifest:  inosent;  fre. 
Clear,  Kler,  ad.  planli;  klen;  kwjt. 
Clear,  Kler,  n.  de  spas  widin  welz  or  eni  kuverii). 
Clear,  Kler,  r.  t.  tu  mak  kler:  tu  fre  from  ob- 

skqriti;  tu  vindikat:  tu  klenz. 
Clear,  Kler,  r.  i.  tu  gro  brjt,  fqr,  er  disengajd. 
C'learage,  Kler-aj,  n.  de  remcovii)  ov  eni  tig. 
Clearance,  Kler-ans,  ji.  de  akt  ov  klerij;  sertifi- 

kat  ov  a  Jip  givij)  pcrmijon  tu  sal. 
Clearer,  Kter-er,  n.  wun  hco  klerz;  a  pqrif  jer. 
Clearing,  Kler-iii,  »».  justifikajon;  defens. ' 
Clearly,  Klsr-li,  ad.  brjtli;  planli;  evidentli. 
Clearness,  Kler-nes, ;;.  transpqrensi:distii)ktnes. 
Clearsighted,  Kler-sjt-ed,  a.  seip  wel.      [ment. 
Clear-sightedness,  'Kler-sjt-ed-nes,  n.  dizern- 
Cleau-starch,  Kler-stqrq,  v.'t.  tu  stifn  widstqrq. 
Cleak-staecher,  Kler-stqrq-er,  n,  wun  ha  klcr- 

stqrqoz.^ 
Cleat,  Klet.  n.  a  pes  ov  wud  fer  fasnig. 
Cleavablk,  jKlev-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  klevd. 
Cleavage,  Klev-aj,  n.  de  akt  or  maner  ov  splitig. 
Cleave,  Kiev,  v.  i.  [i.  klevd,  klav,  klov,  ps.  klev- 

ifl,   kleft,  klovn,  klevd;]  tu  adher;  tu  jffn;  tu 

hold;  tu  split;  tu  divjd. 
Oleate,  Kiev,  v.  t.  tu  pqrt  asdnder;  tia  separat. 
CtEATEE,  Klev-er,  )4.  a  buqerz  iastra»ncnt. 


Clef,  Kief,  n.  a  karakter  tu  Jo  de  ke  in  mq^zik. 
Cleft,    Kleft,  p.  [i.  and  p.  from  Kiev;]  divjded. 
Cleft,   Kleft,   n.  a  spas  mad  bj  de  separajon  ov 

pqrts. 
Cleft-graft,  Kief t-grdf t,  v.  t.  tu  graft  bj  klev- 

ii)  de  stek. 
Clematis,  Klem-a-tis,  n.  a  kljmig  plant.        [si. 
Clemency,  Klem-en-si,  ».  mersi;mjldnes;  lenien- 
Clement,  Klem-ent,  a.  m|ld;  jentl;mersiful;kjnd. 
Clementine,    Klem-en-tin,    a.     relatig   tu   St. 

Klement.  [er. 

Clemently,  Klem-ent-li,  ad.  in  a  mersif  ul  man- 
Clench,  Klenq,  Se  {Clinch.} 
Clepsydra,  Klep-si-dra,  n.  a  weter  klok  amui) 

de  anjents:  a  kemikal  vesel. 
Clergy,  Kler-ji,  «.    de  bodi  set  apqrt  fer  servis- 

ez  ov  relijon;  de  presthud. 
Clergyable,  Kler-ji-a-bl,  a.  admitii)  benefit  ov 

klerji,  or  egzemjon  from  punijment. 
Clergyman,  Kler-ji-man,  ti.  wun  ov  de  klerji. 
Cleric,  Kler-ik,  I  i  i-    *     /*    1 1    •• 

Clerical,  Kler-i-kal,)    ^-  "^^''^  t^a  de  klerjK 
Clerk,  Klerk,  &r  Klqrk,  n.  a  sekretari  or  btik- 

keper; — wun  hot)  redz  de  responsez  in  de  qurq 

servis. 
Clerklike,  Klerk-lik,  a.  lik  a  klerk;  lerncd. 
Clerkship,  Klerk-Jip,  n.  it  ofis  ov  a  klerk. 
Clever,  Klev-er,  a.  deksterus;  skilful;  injenyus; 

— {l\  S.y  wel-disp6zd;  gud-natyqrd;  onest. 
Cleverly,  Klev-er-li,  ad.  in  a  klever  maner. 
Cleverness,  Klev-er-nes,    n,    kwoliti   ov    bsii) 

klever. 
Clevis,  Kiev-is,  i  n.  a  draft  jurn,  in  de  ferm  ov  a 
Clevy,  Klev-i,    ]      bo,  tu  put  on  de  end  ov  de 

tui)  ov  a  kqrt,  wagon,  &s. 
Clew,  Klq,,  n.  a  bel  ov  tred;  eni  tig  dat  gjdz;  loer 

kerner  ov  a  sal. 
Click,  Klik,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  Jqrp,  smel  nffz. 
Click,  Klik,  v.  t.  tu  kaq  ej:  sna^  hastili. 
Click,  Klik,  n.  de  laq  ov  a  dor; — a  Jqrp  s'snd. 
Clicker,  Klik-er,  ji.  a  servant  hO)  invjts  in  kus- 

tomerz.  [a  leyer. 

Client,  Klj-ent,  n.  a  dependant;  wun  hot)  emplffz 
Cliental,  KU-en-tal,  a.  dependent. 
Cliented,  Klj-ent-ed,  a.  suplid  wid  kljents. 
Clientship,  Klj-ent-Jip,  n.  de  stat  er  kondijon  ov 
Cliff,  Klif,  ;;.  a  step  rok;  a  presipis.       [a  kljent. 
Cliffy,  Klif-i,  a.  brokn;  kragi. 
Climacter,  Klj-mak-ter,       .   >  n.  a  kritikal  yer 
Climacteric,  Klim-ak-ter-ik,  )      in   hqman   Ijf, 

hwen  sum  grat  qanj  iz  supozd  tu  befdl  de  bodi. 
Climacteric,   Klim-ak-ter-ik,  )       ,    .,.,    , 

Climacterical,   Klim-ak-ter-i-kal,  \  ^-  "itiKai. 
Climate,  Klj-mat,  ».  a  spas  upon  de  surfas  ov  dr 

ert:  a  rejon,  er  trakt  ov  land;  temperatqr  ov  de  qr. 
Climatic,  Kli-mat-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  a  kljmat. 
Climatize,  Klj-ma-tjz,  v.  i.  tu  inqr  tu  a  kljmat. 
Climatology,  Klj-ma-tol-o-ji,  n.  sjens  ov  kljmats. 
Climax,  Kli-maks,  n.  gradajon;  asent;  a  figyqr 

in  retorik  bj  hwiq  de  sentens  rjzez  gradyq,ali. 
Climb,  Kljm,  v.  i.  tu  asend  wid  labor. 
Climb,  Kljm,  r.  t.  tu  asend;  tu  mijnt. 
Climber,  Klim-er,  n.  wun  hoD  kljmz. 
Clime,  Kljm,  n.  kljmat;  rejon. 
Clinch,  Klinq,  v.  t.  tu  grasp;  tu  kontrakt;  tu 

rivet;  tu  fiks. 
Clinch,  Klinq,  v.  i.  tu  hold  fast;  tu  adher. 
Clinch,  Klinq,  ».  a  pun;  a  witi  saig;  pqrt  ov  a 

kabl. 
Clincher,  Klinq-er,  n.  wun  dat  klinqcz;  a  kramp. 
Cling,  Klig,  v.  i.  [i.  king,  ^j«.  kligig,  klug;]  tia 

hag  upon  bj  twjnig  rTsnd;  tu  adher. 
Cling-stone,  Klig-ston,  n.  a  varjeti  ov  pcq. 
C^linsy,  Klig-i,  a.  apt  tu  klig;  adhesiv. 
Clinic,  Klin-ik,  j  a.  pertanig  tu  a  bed;  kon- 

CUNICAL,  Klin-i-kal, )     f  jnd  tu  de  bed;  bed-ridn . 


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Clinic,  Klin-ik,  «.  wun  konfjnd  on  a  bed  ov 

tiknes. 
Clixk,  Kliflk,  V.  t.  tu  rio;  tu  jiogl;  tu  kla^k. 
Clink,  Kliflk,  v.  i.  tu  emit  a  smel  Jqrp  n«Ti. 
Clixk,  Kliyk,  »i.  a  Jqq)  suk.«esiv  sund. 
Clinquant,  Klijjk-ant,  a.  glitorio. 
Clip,  Klip,  r.  t.  tu  kut  wid  Jetz;  tu  kurtu], 
Clipper,  Klip-er,  n.  wun  h®  klips;  a  bqrber. 
Clipping,  Klip-ijj,  n.  deaktovkuti^iayxirtkutof. 
Cliqi'k,  Kick,  n.  [/>•.]  a  naro  s^rkl  ov  i)er8on2: 

a  jiqrti. 
Cloak,  Kluk,  n.  an  'ster  gqrment;  a  kuver. 
Cloak,  Kluk,  v.  t.  tu  kuver  wid  a  klok;  tu  hjd. 
CtOAK-BAO,  Kluk-biig.  n.  a  portmanto. 
Clock,  Klok,  n.   an  instniJtnent  tu  Jo  tjm: — an 

in.<t-kt.  [kluk. 

Clock,  Kluk,  r.  t.  tu  mak  a  mrz  lik  de  heu:  tu 
Clock,  Klok,  v.  t.  tu  kol,  az  a  hen.  Se  {Cluck-.) 
Clock-hakee,   Klok-mak-cr,   n.   wun   h(t>   maki 

klokH.  [klok.0. 

Clock-setter,  Klok-set-cr,  n.  wun  hm  regy^lats 
ClocK-woKK.  Klok-wurk,  n.  de  wurk  ov  a  klok: 

w<.'l-adjd:<ted  wurk.  [klTsn. 

Clod,  Klod,  n.  a  lump  ov  erti  or  kls: — a  dolt;  a 
Clod,  Klod,  r.  i.  tu  hqrdn  intu  a  lump. 
Clod,  Kloil,  r.  t.  tu  jiclt  wid  klodz. 
Cloddy,  K16J-i,  a.  konsistij)  ov  klodz:  gros. 
Clodhopper,  K16d-hop-er,  «.  a  dul  klun:  a  la- 

biiriji  fqrmer. 
Clodpate,  Klod-pat,  /       „  „,     •  i  r  i     „  j   i. 
Clodpoll.  K16d-Eui; !  "•  '^  ''"IP"^  ^"^l*^'  ^  'I'^l^- 
Clodpated,  K16d-i»at-ed,  a.  stqpid:  dul. 
Cloff,  Klof,  n.  an  aluans  ov  wat.    Se  (  Chnigh.) 
Clog,  Klog,  v.  t.   tu  cnkdmbcr;  tu  hinder;  tu 

obstrakt. 
Clog,  Klog,  r.  i.  tu  koales;  tu  be  cnkdmbcrd. 
Clog,  Klog,  n.  an  enkdmbrans;  a  wudn  Jit>. 
Cloogixess,  Klog-i-ne.o,  n.  stat  ov  beiy  klogd. 
Clogging,  Klog-ij),  «.  an  obstrukjon:  a  hindrans. 
Cloggy,  Klog-i,  a.  klogig  up:  obstniktig. 
Cloister,  Kl^s-ter,  n.  a  mona^jteri;  a  nuncri;  a 

piaza. 
Cloister,  Kl^s-ter,  v.  t.  tu  Jut  up  in  a  kloster: 

tu  kontjn. 
Cloisteral,  Kl(fs-tor-al,  a.  solitari;  rekli^s. 
Cloisterer,  Kldrs-ter-er,  n.   wun  belogijj  tu  a 

klff.-'ter. 
Cloke.  Klok,  n.  an  uter  gqrment.     Se  {Cloak.} 
Clonic,  K16n-ik,  a.  konviil.siv:  iregyqlar. 
Close,  Kloz,  r.  t.  tu  Jut:  tu  konkli^d;  tu  termi- 

nat:  tu  cnkluz:  tu  jffn;  tu  yn,nit. 
Close,  KIoz,  r.  i.  tu  koales:  tu  yunjt:  tu  end. 
Close,  KIqz,  n.  konklqjon;  end;  pez:  sesajon. 
Close,  Klos,  a.  Jut  fast;  kompakt;  solid:  sekret: 

trusti:  sli;  retird:  intent;  ner  tu;  penqrius. 
Close,  Kloss  ad.  densli;  klosli. 
Close,  Klb>!*,  n.  an  inklozd  plas;  a  feld;  a  pasaj. 
Close-bodied,  Klos-bod-id,  a.  mad  tu  fit  klos 

tu  de  bodi. 
Close-fisted,  KlcSs-fist-ed,  a.  penqrius. 
Closklv,  K16s-li,  ad.  in  a  klos  maner;  stkretli. 
Closeness,   Kliia-nes,  ».    stat  ov  beig  klos;  se- 

kre-i:  pr{va<i. 
Close  STOOL,  Kl^s-stml,  n.  a  qambcr  yntensil. 
CLOstrr,  K16z-ct,  n.  a  smel  nam  for  prjvasi;  a 

kubtird.  [vasi. 

Closet,  Kloi-et,  r.  t.  tu  tak  in.  or  Jut  up  in  prj- 
Closii,  KloJ,  H.  a  di^stemper  in  de  fct  ov  katl. 
Closing,  Kloz-i^,  n.  period;  konklqjon:  terminn- 

Jon. 
Closlbe,  Klo-jqr.  n.  de  akt  ov  Jutifl  up;  de  end. 
Clot,  Klot,  n.  eni  tij  kloteii;  koagyqlajon;  a  klog. 
Clot.  Klot,  r.  t.  tu  form  klots  or  klodz:  tu  koag- 

yqlat. 
Cloth,  Klot,  or  Klot,  n.,pl.  Klodz;  eni  tip  worn 

for  drcs;  a  wovn  fabrik;  a  kuverig  for  de  tabl. 


Clothe,  Klod,  ».  t.  [i.  klodd  «/r  klad,;5«.  klodijj, 

klodd  irr  klad:]  tu  kuver  wid  gqrmenta;  tu  dres: 

tu  invest.  [vestyqr;  apareL 

Clothes.  Klodz,  n.  pi.  gqrmcnts;  rament;  drcs: 
Clothier.  Kltid-ver,  n.  wun  hot  fulz  klot:  wun 

hO)  Idmijez  klodz.  [kuverifl. 

Clothing,  Klod-i^,  pj>.  a.  fdmijij)  wid  klodz  er 
Clothing,  Klud-ip,  n.  gqancnt.-;  drcs;  kuvcrifl. 
Clotter,  K16t-er,  r.  i.  tu  konkrtt;  tu  koagynlat. 
Clotty,  Klot-i,  a.  ful  ov  klots;  klutcd. 
Cloud,  Kl-sd,  ;i.  a  dens  kolekjon  ov  vaport  in  dc 

-ir.  [skur. 

Cloud,  Kl-sd,  v.  t.  tu  dqrkn  wid  klisdz;  tu  ob- 
Cloud,  Kl-sd,  I-.  i.  tu  gro  klisdi  or  obskqr. 
Cloud-capt.  Kl-sd-kapt,  a.  topt  wid  kbdz. 
Cloudily,  Kl-sd-i-li,  ad.  wid  kl-sdz;  obskqrli. 
Cloudiness,  K|-»d-i-nes,  n.  de  statov  beig  kl^di: 
I      dqrkne?. 

I  Cloudless,  Kl-jd-les,  a.  wid-st  kl-sdz;  kler. 
;  Cloudy,  Kl^d-i,  a.  kuverd  wid  kl-sdz;  dqrk;  ob- 
I  Clough,  Kluf.  n.  a  klif:  a  kleft.  [skqr. 

I  Clout,  Kl-st,  u.  a  pa<]:  klot;  nal:  plat  ov  jurn. 
I  Clout,  Kl-st,  v.  t.  tu  pafj;  tu  kuver  wid'klot. 
Clove,  Klov,  i.  fnm  Kiev.     Se  <  (Jltave.) 
t  Clove,  Klov,  »i.  a  spjs:— a  wat;  a  kleft. 
Cloven,  Kloiv-n,  p.  from  Kiev. 
Clovex-footed,  Klo-vn-fut-cd,  j  a.   havij)   de 
Cloven-hoofed,  Klu-vn-buft,     j     fut  divided. 
Clover,  Klo-ver,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  gras;  a  spejez  ov 

treferl. 
Clovered,  K16-verd,  a.  kuverd  wid  klover. 
Clown,  Kl-sn,  n.  a  rustik;  a  kors,  il-bred  man. 
Clo-R'nish,  Kltn-iJ,  a.  kors;  ruf;  il-bred;  unganli. 
Clowxishxess.  Kl-in-iJ-nes,  n.  rusti8iti;insiviliti. 
Cloy,  Kl*,  i-.  t.  tu  sajiat;  tu  glut. 
Club,  Klub,  n.  a  bevi  stik;— a  so:'jeti;  sqt  ov  kqrdz. 
Club,  Klub,  r.  i.  tu  jern  in  a  komon  eL-ipens. 
Club,  Klub.  r.  t.  tu  jw  tu  a  komon  reknip. 
Clubbed,  Klubd,  a.  hevi  or  tik,  Ijk  a  klub. 
Club-fisted,  Klub-fist-ed.  a.  havijj  a  Iqrj  fist. 
Club-footed,  Klub-fut-ed,  a.  havip  kruked  fet. 
Club-law,  Klub-io,  ».  de  lo  ov  ruid  fors;  kom- 

puljon. 
Club-man,  Kldb-man,  n.  wun  hob  kariz  a  klub. 
Clubroom,  Klub-rcom,  n.  de  ram  in  bwiq  a  klub 
Cluck,  Kluk,  v.  t.  tu  kol  qikenz.aza  hen.     [mets. 
Cluck,  Kluk,  i-.  i.  tu  kol,  az  a  hen  kelz  qikenz. 
Cloe,  Klq,  u.     Se  {Clew.) 

Clump,  Klump,  n.  a  Japles  mas;  a  kluster  ov  trci. 
Clumsily,  KIdm-zi-li,  ad.  in  a  klumzi  maner. 
Clumsixess,  Kldm-zi-nes,  n.  okwardncs.        [di. 
Clumsy,  Kliim-zi,  a.  okward:  hevi;  qrtlcs;  unhin- 
Cluxg,  Klufl.  i.  a.Mp.  from  Klip.  [mupk. 

Cluniac,  Klq-ni-ak,  n.  a  rcf»rmd  Bencdiktin 
Cluster,  Kliis-ter,  n.  a  buncj;  a  kolekjon;  a  bodi. 
Cluster,   Klus-ter,   r.  i.   tu   gro   in   bunqez  er 

klusterz.  [gader. 

Cluster.  Klds-tcr,  r.  t.  tu  kolekt  intu  bodiz;  tu 
Clustery,  Klds-ter-i,  a.  groin  in  klusterz. 
Clutch,  Klu^,  i-.  ^  tu  grjp;  tu  grasp;  tu  kontrakt 

de  handz. 
Clutch,  Kluq,  «.  a  grasp;— //^.  de  poz;  dc  talont; 

de  handz,  in  de  sens  ov  rapnsiti  er  kra>elti. 
Clutter,  Kluf-er,  n.  busl;  disorder:  klater. 
Clutter,  Klut-cr.  v.  i.  tu  luak  a  nerz  er  busl. 
Clyster,  Klis-tcr,  w.  an  injckjon. 
Co.  Ko,  an  abreviajon  ov  K<m;  hwcn  prefikst  tu 

wurdz  it  siguitiz  uid  or  yiinyon. 
Coacervate,  Ko-a-ser-vat,  v.  t.  tu  hep  up  tu- 

gi'der.  [far  travelip. 

Coach,  Koq,  n.  a  for-hweld  plejqr  karij;  a  kanj 
Coach.  Kutj,  «.  t.  tu  konvu  in  a  ko<5. 
Coach-box,  Koq-boks,  m.  de  set  ov  de  driver  ov 

a  kuxj.  [ko^. 

Coach-hire,  Kuq-hjr,  n.  muoi  pad  for  yq,*iB  « 
Coachman,  K^q-man,  ».  de  driver  ov  a  ko^. 


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Coachmanship,  Koq-man-Jip,  n.  de  sMl  ov  a 

koqman. 
COACTION,  Ko-ak-Jon,  n.  fors;  kompuljon. 
CoACTiVE,   Ko-ak-tiv,   a.    kompulscDri;  aktig  in 

konkurens. 
CoADJUTANT,  Ko-ad-jix-Unt,  A.  helpii);  asistig. 
Coadjutor,  Ko-ad-ji\-'tor,  ji.  a  felo-helper;  an 

asister.  [helper. 

CoADJUTEix,  Ko-ad-ji\-triks,  n,  Je  hcD  iz  a  felo- 
Coadjuvancvt,  Ko-ad-JT^, -van-si,  n.  help;  konkdr- 

ent  help.  [adventyti,rer. 

CoADYEXTUEEK,  Ko-ad-vent-yTi,-rer,  n.  a  felo- 
CoAGENT,  Ko-a-jent,  n.  an  asojiat;  a  felo-ajent. 
COAGULABLE,  Kca-ag-yii,-la-bl,  a.  kapabl  ovkon- 

krejon.  [konkrejonz. 

Coagulate,  Ko-ag-yn-lat,  r.  t.  tu  fors  intu 
Coagulate,  Ko-ag-yi],-lat,  v.  i.   tu  run  iatu 

konkrejonz. 
Coagulation,  Ko-ag-yn,-la-Jou,  >».  &e  akt  ov  ko- 

agyq,latii);  konkrejon;  konjslajon.  [agyq,laJon. 
Coagulative,  Ko-ag-yT],-la-tiv,  a.  prodq,sii)  ko- 
CoAGULATOK,  KQ-ag-yq,-la-tor,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq 

koagyii,lats.  [substans. 

CoAGULUM,  KQ-ag-yq,-lum,  n.  [£.]  a  koagyixlatirj 
t/'o.\L,  Kol,  n.  Q  kombustibl  fosil;  (^qrkul. 
Coal,  KqI,  i-.  t.  tu  burn  wud  tu  qqrkol. 
CoAL-BLACK,  Kol-blak,  a.  blak  az  kol;  veri  blak. 
CoAL-BOX,  Kol-boks,  H.  a  boks  tu  kari  kolz  tu 
Coaleey,  Kol-cr-i,  n.  a  kol  mjn.  [de  fjr. 

Coalesce,  Ko-a-les,  v.  i.  tu  yiinjt;  tu  jem. 
Coalesced,  Ko-a-lest,  i.  and  p.  from  Koales. 

Se  {Coalesce.'}  [ig;jerniij. 

Coalescence,  Ko-a-Ies-ens,  n.  de  akt  ov  yiiujt- 
Coalescent,  Ko-a-les-ent,  a.  jffnd;  yq,njted. 
Coalition,  Ko-a-liJ-on,  n.  yi^^nyon;  jugkjon. 
Coalmetee,  Kol-mct-er,  n.  a.   megiirer  ov  kol. 
Coalmine,  Kol-mjn,  n.  a  mjn  in  hwiq  kolz  qr 

dug. 
Coalpit,  Kol-pit,  n.  a  pit  hw^rin  kolz  qr  dug. 
Coalstone,  Kol-stou,  n.  a  sort  ov  kanal  kol. 
Coaly,  K61-i,  a.  kontaniij  kol. 
Coamings.  Kom-igz,  n.  pi.  in  Jips,  de  razd  ber- 

derz  er  ejez  ov  de  haqez. 
Coaptation,    Ko-ap-ta-Jon,    ».    adjustment    ov 

pqrts  tu  eg  uder. 
Coaese,  Kors,  a.  not  f jn;  not  ref jnd;  not  soft;  ruf : 

roid:  unsivil:  gros:  inelegant;  men. 
Coarsely,  KcJrs-li,  ad.  in  a  kors  maner. 
Coarseness,  K6rs-nes,  n.  roodnes;  rufnes;  grosnes. 
CoAssuME,  Ko-a-sqm,  v.  t.  tu  asqm  tugeder. 
Coast,  Kost,  n.  an  ej;  Jor;  sjd;  fronter. 
Coast,  Kost,  v.  i.  tu  sal  klos  bj  or  ner  de  kost. 
Coast,  Kost,  v.  t.  tu  sal  ner;  tu  kep  klos  tu. 
Coaster,  Kost-er,  n.  a  person  er  vesel  dat  salz 

aloi)  a  kost,  tradii)  from  port  tu  port. 
Coast-rock,  K6st-rok,  n.  a  rok  on  de  kost. 
Coast-sediment,  Kost-sed-i-ment,   n.    sediment 

lojd  on  de  kost. 
Coat,  Kot,  n.  de  uper  gqrment;  a  petikot;   de 

hi^r  er  fur  ov  a  best;  eni  tegyn,ment. 
Coat,  Kot,  v.  t.  tu  kuver;  tu  invest. 
Coated,  K6t-ed,  p.  a.  kuverd  wid  a  kot  er  laer. 
Coatee,  Kot-e,  n.  a  kot  wid  Jort  flaps. 
COATi,  Ko-a-te,  n.  a  S'st  Amerikan  animal  re- 

z^mblip  de  rakdon. 
Coating,  K6t-it),  n.  a  kuverig;  a  klot  fer  tents, 
Coax,  Koks,  v.  t.  tu  hwedl;  tu  flater. 
Coaxee,  Koks-er,  n.  a  hwedler. 
Cob,  Kob,  n.  a  poni;  a  kern;  a  spjk  ov  maz. 
Cobalt,  K6-belt,  n.  a  gra  mineral. 
Cobble,  K6b-1,  v.  t.  tu  mend,  er  mak  korsli. 
Cobble,  K6b-1,  n.  a.  fijip-bot;  a  r-snd   ston;  a 
Cobbler,  K6b-ler,  n.  a  mender  ov  old  Jooz.  [herd 
Cobnut,  ^6b-nut,  n.  a  berz  gam;  a  Iqrj  nut. 
Cobweb,  K6b-web,  n.  de  web  er  net  ov  a  spjder; 

a  trap. 


Cobweb,  Kob-web,  a.  f  jn,  sljt,  er  flimzi. 
Cocayne,  Kok-an,  n.  an  imajinari  kuntri  ov  jdl- 

nes,  Idksyqri  and  deljt. 
Coccifeeous,  Kok-sif-er-us,  a.  bq,rir)  beriz. 
CoccuLus  Indicus,  K6k-yq-lus  In'di-kus,  n.  [L.] 

a  perzuus  beri.  [skqrlet. 

Cochineal,  K6q-i-nel,  n.  an  insekt  yqzd  in  djig 
Cochleaey,  Kok-le-a-ri,  a.  havig  de  ferm  ov  a 

skroD. 
Cochleated,  K6k-le-at-ed,  a.  ov  a  skrood  ferm. 
Cock,  Kok,  «.  de  mal  ov  berdz; — a  sp-st  tu  let  •st 

weter; — pqrt  ov  a  gunlok; — a  hep  ov  ha; — de 

ferm  ov  a  hat; — de  stjl  ov  a  djal. 
Cock,  Kok,  v.  t.  tu  set  up  de  hat;  tu  fiks  de  kok. 
Cockade,  Kok-ad,  n.  a  ribon  er  baj  worn  on  de 

hat.  [iti. 

Cockahoop,  K6k-a-h(l)p,t  ad.  in  hj  merfi  and  jol- 
Cockatoo,  Kok-a-t<6,  n.  a  herd  ov  de  parot  kjnd. 
Cockatrice,  K6k-a-trjs,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  serpent. 
Cockboat,  Kok-bot,  n.  a  smel  bot  beloflii)  tu 

a  Jip.  [koks  kro. 

CocKCEOWiNG,  K6k-kro-ii),  w.   de  tjm  at  hwi^ 
CocKEE,  K6k-er,  n.  a  kokf  jter; — a  spaterdaj. 
Cockerel,  K6k-er-el,  ;i.  a  yug  kok. 
Cocket,  K6k-et,  71.  a  tiket  from  de  kustom-h'ss. 
Cockfight,  Kok-fit,  )  ,    .,       ,    , 

COCKFIGHTING,    K^k-fjt-il),  i  "•   ""  ^'^"  °^  ''°^' 

CocKHOESE,  K6k-hors,t  a.  on  horsbak;  trjumfig. 

Cockle,  K6k-1,  n.  a  smol  testa  Jus  fij. 

Cockle,  K6k-1,  v.  t.  tu  kontrakt  intu  rigklz. 

Cockle,  K6k-1,  v.  i.  tu  gro  rigkld. 

Cockler,  Kok-ler,  ».  wun  h(t>  taks  er  selz  koklz. 

Cockloft,  Kok-loft,  «.  de  top  loft  er  roum. 

Cockmatch,  Kok-maq,  n.  a  kokf  jt  fer  a  prjz. 

Cockney,  K6k-ni,  n.  a  nativ  ov'  Lundon,  yqzd 
in  kontemt.  [ni, 

CocKNEYiSM,  K6k-ni-iz-m,  n.de  djalekt  ov  a  kok- 

Cockpit,  Kok-pit,  n.  de  drea  hw^r  koks  f  jt. 

Cockroach,  K6k-roq,  n,  an  insekt;  a  spejez  ov 
betl.  [koks  kom. 

CocK's-oOMB,  Koks-kom,  n.  a  plant;  a  fl-jser;   a 

CocKSPUR,  Kok-spur,  n.  Verjinian  hotern;  medlar. 

Cocksure,  K6k-Jqr,t  a.  konfidentli  serten. 

Cockswain,  K6k-swan,  or  K6k-sn,  n.  an  ofiser 
hct)  haz  de  kq,r  ov  bots. 

Cocoa,  K6-ko.  n.  ds  <j6kolat-nut  tre  and  its  seda 
er  froQt; — ritn  olso  {cacao.} 

Cocoon,  Ko-kAn,  n.  de  bel  mad  bj  de  silkwurm. 

Coctile,  Kok-til,  s.  mad  bj  bakig,  az  brik. 

CocTiON,  Kok-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  berlig,  er  dijestig. 

Cod,  Kod,  )  ,  ... 

Codfish,  Kod-fiJ,  \  "•  "^  ^o™*^"!  ^^'^'I- 

Cod,  Kod,  n.  a  kas  er  husk  kontanig  sedz;  a  bag. 

Coda,  KcS-da,  n.  in  Miizik,  de  kloz  er  adijonal 
kloz  ov  a  kompozijon. 

Coddle,  K6d-1,  v.  t.  tu  pqrberl;  tu  fondl;  tu  kedl. 

Code,  Kod,  n.  a  buk  ov  de  sivil  le;  sistem. 

Codger,  Kod-jer,  n.  a  rustik;  a  kl-sn;  a  mjzer. 

Codicil,  K6d-i-sil,  n.  an  apendaj  tu  a  wil. 

Codification,  Kod-i-f i-ka-Jon,  ».  de  akt  er  pros- 
es ov  redqsiij  loz  tu  a  sistem. 

Codify,  K6d-i-fj,  v.  t.  tu  redqs  tu  a  kod. 

CoDiLLE,  Ko-dil,  n.  [Fr.]  a  term  in  de  gam  ov 

Codling,  Kod-lig,  n.  a  spejez  ov  apl.        [omber. 

CoEFFiciEXCY,  Ko-ef-iJ-en-si,  n.  kooperajon. 

Coefficient,  Ko-ef-iJ-ent,  n.  dat  hwiq  yTi,njta 
in  akjon  wid  sumtig  els; — a.  kooperatig. 

Coelder,  Ko-el-der,  n.  an  elder  ovde  sam  ragk. 

Cceliac,  Se-le-ak,  a.  pertanig  tu  de  beli. 

Coemption,^  Ko-emp-Jon,  n.  a  purqasig  ov  de  hoi. 

Coequal,  Ko-e-kwal,  a.  ekwal;  ov  de  sam  ragk. 

Coequality,  Ko-e-kw61-i-ti,  n.  ekwoliti. 

COEQUALLY,  Ko-e-kwal-i,  ad.  wid  jernt  ekwoliti. 

Coerce,  Ko-ers,  v.  t.  tu  restran;  tu  fors. 

Coercible,  Ko-ers-i-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  re- 
strand. 


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Coercion,  Ko-er-Jon,  n.  restrant;  qek. 
Coercive,  Ko-^r-siv,  a.  restranio;  (jekig;  forsibl, 
CoERCiVENESS,  Ko-er-siv-nes, »«.  p^ser  tu  restruu. 
COESSENTIAL,  Ko-es-en-Jal,   a.    partakij)  ov   dc 

sam  esens. 
CoKSSENTiALiTY,  Ko-cs-cn-Ji-al-i-ti,  n.   partisi- 

pajun  ov  de  sam  esens. 
CoKSSENTiALLV,  Ko-es-en-/al-i,  ad.  in  a  koesen- 

Jal  maner.  [establijment. 

CoESTABLiSUMEXT,  Ko-es-tab-li/-ment,  Ji.  ajernt 
COESTATE,  Ko-es-tat,  n.  a  stat  ov  ekwal  rajjk;  a 

yi],nyon  ov  interests  or  estats. 
COKTAXEOUS,  Ko-E-ta-ne-us,  a.  ov  dc  sam  aj  wid 

andder;  beginig  tia  egzist  at  de  sam  tjm. 
COETERVAL,  Ko-E-ter-nal,  a.  tkwali  eternal  wid 

anuder.  [eterniti. 

CoETERNiTY,    Ko-e-ter-ni-ti,    n.    ekwal,  or  jernt 
Coeval,  Ko-e-val,  a.  ov  de  sam  aj  wid  anuder. 
Coeval,  Ko-e-val,  n.  wun  ov  de  sam  aj. 
CoEVOUS,  Ko-e-vus,  a.  beii)  ov  de  sam  aj. 
Coexecctor,  Ko-eg-zek-yi^-tor,  n.    a  jernt    eg- 

zekyntor. 
Coexist,  Ko-eg-zist,  i-. «.  tu  egzist  tugeder. 
Coexistence,  Ko-eg-zist-ens,  ti.  egzistens  at  de 

sam  tim.  [U™- 

Coexistent,  Ko-eg-zist-ent,  a.  egzistigatde  sam 
Coextend,  Ko-eks-tend,  v.  t.  tu  ekstend  tu  de 

sam  spas.  [Jon. 

CoEXTENSiON,  Ko-eks-tcn-Jon,  «.  ekwal  eksten- 
CoEXTEXSiVE,  Ko-eks-ten-siv,  a.  havijj  de  sam 

eksteut.  [ekstenjon. 

COEXTEXSIVENESS,  Ko-eks-tcn-siv-nes,  n.  ekwal 
Coffee,  K6f-e  w  K6f-i,  n.  a  beri,  and  de  driijk 

mad  from  it. 
Coffee-house,  Kof-e-h-ss,  n.  a  h5s  ov  entertan- 

mont.  [kofe. 

Coffee-mill,  K6f-e-mil,  h.  a  mil  fer  grjndiij 
Coffee-pot,  Kof-e-pot,  n.  a  pot  in  hwiq  kofe  iz 

berld. 
Coffer,  K6f-er,  n.  a  qest;  a  muni-qest;  a  tre^r. 
Coffer,  K6f-er,  v.  t.  tu  treji^r  up. 
Coffin,  K6f-in,  «.  a  qest  in  hwiq  a  ded  bodi  iz 

interd.  [kuver. 

Coffin,  K6f-in,  v.  t.  tu  enkl6z  in  a  kofin;  tu 
Cog,  Kog,  v.  t.  tu  flater:  tu  hwedl;  tu  folsifj; — 

tu  fiks  kogz  in  a  hwel. 
Cog,  Kog,  i\  i.  tu  Ij:  tu  hwedl. 
Cog,  Kog,  n.  de  tott  ov  a  hwel;  a  litl  bot. 
Cogency,  Koj-jen-si,  n.  fors:  strejjt;  p3er. 
Cogent,  K6-jent,  a.  forsibl:  piserful;  konvinsii). 
Cogently,  KcJ-jent-li,  ad.  wid  fors  or  urjensi. 
Cogger,  K6g-er,  n.  a  flaterer. 
CoGGERY,  K6g-er-i,  n.  trik:  folshud. 
Cogglestone,  K6g-l-ston,  n.  a  pebl;  a  kobl-st<an. 
Cogitable,  K6j-i-ta-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  tet  on. 
Cogitate,  K6j-i-tat,  v.  i.  tu  tijjk:  tu  meditat. 
Cogitation,  Koj-i-ta-Jon,    n.    meditajon;    kon- 

templajon. 
Cogitative,  K6j-i-ta-tiv,  a.  tinkii);  givn  tu  tot. 
Cognac,  Kon-yak,  n.  [Fr.]  a  Frenq  brandi. 
Cognate,  Kog-nat,  a.  aljd  bj  blud;  kindred;  akin. 
Cognation,  Kog-na-Jon,  n.    relajonjip;  kindred. 
Cognition,  Kog-niJ-on,  n.  nolej;  sertcn  nolej. 
Cognitive,  K6g-ni-tiv,  a.  havijj  de  p«er  ov  noig. 
Cognizable,  Kog-ni-za-bl,  a.  Ijabl  tu  be  trjd  or 

egzamind. 
Cognizance,  K6g-ni-zans  ©r  K6n-i-zans;  n.  jn,dij- 

al  notis;  trjal;  a  baj;  a  krest.  '  [nolejd. 

Cognizee,  Kog-ni-ze,  n.  he  tu  hdom  a  fjn  iz  ak- 
COGNIZOR,  Kog-ni-zer,  n.  wun  hoa  aknolejez  a  f  jn. 
Cognomen,  Kog-no-men,  n.    [Z.]  a  sumam;  a 

famili  nam.  [sumam. 

CoGNOMiNAL.  Kog-nom-i-nal,  a.  bel^gig  tu  de 
Cognominate,  Kog-nom-i-nat,  v.  t.  tu  giv  a  nam. 
CoGNOMiNATioN,  Kog-nom-i-ua-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

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Cognoscence,  Kog-nos-ens,  n.  nolej. 
Cognoscente,  Kog-nos-en-te  tr  Kca-no-Jen-ta,  n. 

[/(!.]  wun  wel  vcrst  in  cni  tiy;  koniser. 
COGNOSCIBLE,  Ko'g-nos-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  non. 
CoGNosciTiVE,  Kog-nos-i-tiv,  a.  havifl  de    p5er 

ov  noij). 
Cognovit,  Kog-nu-vit,  n.  an  aknolejment  bj  de 

defendant  ov  de  justis  ov  de  jjlantifs  koz. 
CoG-wuEEL,  Kog-hwel,  «.    a  hwel   furnijt   wid 
^  kogz.  [er. 

Cohabit,  Ko-hab-it,  i-.  i,  tu  dwel,  or  liv  tug^d- 
Cohabitaxt,  Ko-hab-it-ant,  n.  an  inhabitiint  ov 
de  sam  plas.  [kohabitij. 

Cohabitation,  Ko-hab-i-ta-Jon,   n.    de   akt  ov 
Co-heir,  KQ-4r,  n.  a  jernt  :^r  wid  uderz. 
Co-heiress,  Ko-4r-es,  n.  jernt  %res. 
Cohere,  Ko-her,  v.  i.  tu  stik  tugeder;  tu  fit; 

tu  agre. 
Coherence,  Ko-ht'-rens,     j  ?i.  deaktovkoherij); 
Coherency,  Ko-he-ren-si,  )       yq,nyon;  kajhejon; 
konekjon.  '    [sistent. 

Coherent,  Ko-he-rent,  a.   stikii)  tugeder;  kon- 
CoHESiON,  Ko-he-jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  koherifl. 
Cohesive,  Ko-he-siv,  a.  haviy  de  p-ser  ov  stikip. 
CoHESivENESS,  Ko-he-siv-nes,. )».  de  kwoliti  or 

beii)  kohesiv. 
CoHOBATE,  Ku-ho-bat,  t-.  t.  tu  distil  agen. 
CoHOBATiON.  Ko-ho-ba-Jon,  n.  repeted  distilajon. 
CoHOES,  (    Ko-ht)z.  M.  a  fel  ov  woter  ia  a  river. 
COHOZE,  j        {Indian.) 

Cohort,  KQ-hort,  «.  a  bodi  ov  ab-st  500  soljerz. 
Coif,  Kerf,  n.  a  hed-dres;  a  kap. 
Coifed,  Kerft,  a.  w;^rig  a  kerf. 
Coiffure,  Ktjr-fiir,  7*.  [/>■.]  a  hed-dres;  a  kfff. 
CoiGNE,  Kern,  )i.  a  komor:  a  wudn  wej. 
Coil,  Kerl,  v.  t.  tu  gader  intu  a  naro  kumpas. 
Coil,  Kerl,  n.  a  rop  w^nJ  intu  a  rip:  a  wjndij). 
Coin,  Kern,  n.  muni  b^^rig  a  legal  stamp. 
Coin,  Kern,  i*.  t.  tu  stamp   muni;    tu   mak;   tu 

invent. 
Coinage,  Ktfn-aj,  n.  de  aktov  kerniij:  muni  kernd. 
Coincide,  Ko-in-sjd,   v.  i.    tu   agre    wid;    tu 

konkur. 
Coincidence,  Ko-in-si-dens,  n.  konkdrens;  agre- 
ment.  [sistent. 

Coincident,  Ko-in-si-dent,  a.  agreiij  wid:  kon- 
CoiNciDER,  Ko-in-sid-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  ko- 
_  insjdz.  *  [qn. 

CoiNDiCATiON,  Ko-in-di-ka-Jon,  n.  a  konkdrent 
Coiner,  K(5rn-er,  ».  a  maker  ov  muni:  an  invent- 
or, [dwelz  wid  andder. 
Coi.NHABiTANT,    Ko-in-hab-it-ant,    n.    wun   ha 
CoiT,  Kert,  11.  a  kwert.    Se  {{jurni.} 
Coition,  Ko-iJ-on,  n.  kopyqlajon. 
CojoiN,  Ko-jffn,  V.  i.  tu  jtfn  wid  andder. 
Cojuror,    Ko-jq-ror,    n.  a  witnes  ov  anuderz 

kredibiliti. 
Coke,  Kok,  n.  fosil  kol  bumt  tu  qqrkol. 
Colander,  Kdl-an-der,  n.  a  siv;  a  straner;  a  kal- 
ender.  [jon. 

Colatio.n,  Ko-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ovstranifl:  filtra 
CoLATURE,  Kol-a-tr^r,  n.  filtrajon.  [jurn. 

CoLCOTUAR,   K61-ko-tar,  n.  a  brT5n  red  oksi'd  or 
Cold,  Kold,  a.  not  hot;  not  worm:  qil:  indiferent: 

frijid;  widest  pajon  or  afekjon;  rezervd. 
Cold,  Kold,   n.   prjvajon  ov  bet; — a  dizez;  katqr. 
Cold-blooded,  Kold-bldd-ed,  a.  wid-st  felij. 
Cold-hearted,  Kold-h^rt-ed,  a.  wontijj  felifl  or 

pa  Jon. 
CoLDLT,  Kwld-li,  ad.  wid-st  het;  wid-jt  konsera. 
Coldness,   K(f»ld-nes,   n.  wont  ov  het  er  woiint; 

frijiditi. 
Cole.  Kol,  «.  a  jeneral  nam  fer  ol  sorts  ov  kabaj. 
CoLEOPTERAL,  Ko-lc-6p-ter-al,     \  a.   havip  for 
Coleopterous,  Ko-le-6p-ter-us,  i      wijz,     wid 
Jedz,  az  de  betl. 


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GoLEOPTEEAN,    Ko-le-op-ter-aD, 

havii)  to,  parz  ov  wigz;  a  bstl. 
CoLEWORT,  Kial-wurt,  h.  a  sort  ov  kabaj. 
Colic,   K6I-ik,  n.  a  panful  diserder  ov  ttE  b-selz 
Colicky.  K61-ik-i,  a.  pertanii)  tu  kolik. 
Colin,  K61-in,  h.  a  berd  ov  dt  pqrtrij  kjnd. 
Collapse,  Kol-ap.?,  n.   afel;a  wastiij  or  Jngkii) 
Collapse,  Kol-aps,  v.  i.  tu  fel  tiageder. 
Collapsed,  Kol-apst,  a.  widerd;  klozd 


an   insekt   Collocutor,  Kol-o-kq-tor,  n.  a  spsker  m  a  dja- 
I  Collogue,  Kol-og,  v.  i.  tu  hwedl;  tu  plot.  [log. 
COLLOP,  K61-op,  n.  a  smgl  kut  er  sljs  ov  met. 
Colloquial,  Kol-u-kwi-al,  a.  relatiij  tu  komon 

konversajon. 
Colloquialism,  Kol-6-kwi-al-iz-m,  n.  a  wurd  or 

fraz  yi\zd  in  konversajon. 
CoLLOQUisT,  K61-o-kwist,  n.  a  spekerina  djalog. 
Colloquy,  K61-o-kwi,  «.  konversajon;  a  djalog. 


CoLLAPSioN,  Kol-ap-Jon;  n.  &z  akt  ov  kolapsii)  er  '  Collude,  Kol-xijl,  r.  ?-.  tu  kouspjr  in  fred. 

'  '  CoLLUDER,  Kol-vid-er,  ».  wun  hit)  konspjrz  in  fred. 

Collusion,  Kol-i^-gon,  n.  drsetful  agrEment. 


kliaziij. 
Collar,  K61-ar,  n.  a  rii)  r-snd  dg  nek;  a  band. 
Collar,  K6I-ar,  v.  t.  tu  SEzbi  dekolar. 
Collar-bone,  K61-ar-bon,  n.  de  klavikl. 
Collate,  Kol-at,  r.  t.  tu  kompv  tigz  similar;  tu 

konfer;  tu  plas  in  an  ekkziastikal  bensfis. 
Collateral,  Kol-at-er-al,  a.  bgiij  s|d  bj  sid;  not 

direkt.  [direktli. 

Collaterally,  Kol-at-er-al-i,  ad.  sid  bj  sjd;  in- 
Collation,  Koi-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  kolatli);  kom- 

parison; — a  i-Epdst;  — akt  ov  bEstwiij  a  benefis. 
Collatitious,   Kol-a-tiJ-us,   a.  kontribyixted  bj 

meni.  [[matron . 

Collative,  Kol-a-tiv,  a.  konferd  bj  a  bijop  er 
Collator,   Kol-a-tor,   n.  wun  hdo  kolats  er  kom- 

p4rz. 
Colleague,  Kol-eg,  n.  a  pqrtner;  an  asojiat. 
Colleague,  Kol-sg,  v.  t.  tu  yq,n}t  wid.       [gan. 
Collect,   Kol-ekt,   r.    t.  tu  gader  tugeder;  tu 
Collect,  K61-ekt,  ».  a  Jert  komprsbensiv  primer. 
CoLLECTASEOUS,  Kol-ck-ta-ne-us,  a.  gaderd  up 

tugeder.  [kolektetl. 

CoLLECTEDNESS,  Kol-ekt-ed-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beii) 
Collectible,    Kol-ekt-i-bl,    a.    kapabl  ov  bEig 

gaderd. 
Collection,  Kol-ek-Jon,  n.  ds  akt  ov  kolektii);  dat 

hwiq  iz  kolekted;  kontribviJon;  asemblaj;a  gi-cnp: 

a  korolari;  a  dcdukjon.  [bodi  er  mas. 

Collective,  Kol-ekt-iv,  a.  gaderd  intu  wun 
Collectively,  Kol-ekt-iv-li,  ad.  iua  jeneralmas. 
Collectiveness,  Kol-ekt-iv-nes,  n.    de  stat  ov 

yi^nyon;  a  mas.  [gaderz. 

Collector,  Kol-ekt-or,  n.  wun  hco  kolekts  er 
Collectorship,  Kol-ekt-or- Jip,  «.   de  of  is  ov  a 

kolektor. 
Collegatary,  Kol-eg-a-ta-ri,  n.  a  jffnt  legate. 
College,  K61-ej,  n.  a  komn,niti;a  sosistiov  men 

set   apqrt  for  lernii)  er   relijon;  a  seminari   ov 

lernii);  a  h'ss  in  hwiq  kokjianz  rezjd. 
Collegial,    Kol-E-ji-al,   a.    rElatiij  tu  a  kolej; 

kolsjiat. 
Collegian,  Kol-E-ji-an,  n.  a  member  ov  a  kolej. 
Collegiate,  Kol-e-ji-at,  a.  portanig  tu  a  kolej. 
Collegiate,  Kol-e-ji-at,  n.  a  member  ov  a  kolej. 
Collet,  K61-et,  n.   de  pqrt  ov  a  rig  in  hwiq  de 

stisn  iz  set. 
Collide,  Kol-jd,  v.  i.  tu  strjk  agenst  eq  uder. 
Collier,  Kol-yer,  n.  a.  diger  ov  kolz:  a  kol-Jip. 
Colliery,  K61-yer-i,  n.  a  kol-mjn;  kol  trad. 
COLLIFLOWER,  Kol-i-fl's-er,  n.  Se  {Oauliftower.} 
CoLLiMATiON,  Kol-i-ma-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  amig  at 

a  mqrk. 
Collingual,  Kol-ii)-gwal,  a.   havig  er  pertanig 

tu  de  sam  laggwaj.  [tu  dizolv. 

COLLIQUATE,  K61-i-kwat,  V.  t.  and  i.  tu  melt; 
COLLIQUATION,  Kol-i-kwa-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  meltig. 
Colliquative,  Kol-ik-wa-tiv,  a.  meltig; dizolvent. 
CoLLiQUEFACTiON,  Kol-ik-we-fak-Jon,  n.  a  melt- 
ig tugeder. 
Collision,   Kol-i3-on,   n.    de  akt  ov  strjkig  toci 

bodiz  tugeder;  opozijon;  a  klaj;  interferens. 
Collocate,  K61-o-kat,  v.  t.  tu  plas;  tu  aranj. 
Collocation,  Kol-o-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  plasig: 

aranjment. 
CoLLOCUTiON,    Kol-Q-k4-Jon,   n,    a  konferens;  a 

konversajon.  * 


Collusive,  Kol-i'|,-siv,  a.  fredyi\,lentli  konserted. 
Collusivelt,  Kol-ii-siv-li,  ad.  in  a  koliisiv  maoer; 
navij.  ^  [sert. 

Collusiveness,  Kol-q,-siv-nes,  »^.  f redyq,lent  kon- 
CoLLUSORY,  Kol-ii-so-ri,  a.  kontanig  koh^jon  er 

fred. 
Colly,  Kol-i,      j       ^  ^     ,  j.  j   ^^^ 

COLLOW,  Kol-o,  (  '  ^  ' 

Colly,  K61-i,  t>.  t.  txa  grjm  wid  kol.  [jz. 

CoLLYRiUM,  Kol-ir-i-um,  ».  [L.]  medisin  fer  de 
CoLOCYNTH,  K61-o-sint,  n.  de  pit  ov  de  biter-apl 

kolokwintida,  de  pulp  ov  hwiq  iz  purgativ. 
Colon,  K6-lon,  n.  de  pernt,  dus(_:;yn,zd  tu  mqrk 

a  pez; — de  Iqrjest  ov  de  intestinz. 
Colonel.  Kur-nel,  n.  de  komdnder  ov  a  rejimeat. 
Colonelcy',  Kiir-nel-si,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a  kurnel. 
CoLONELSHiP,  Kdr-nel-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  kurnel. 
Colonial,  Kol-ii-ni-al,  a.  relatig  tu  a  koloni  er 
koloniz.  [<ani. 

Colonist,  Kol-o-nist,  n.  an  inhabitant  ov  a  kol- 
CoLONiZATiON,  Kol-o-ni-za-Jon,  it.  de  akt  ov  kol- 

onjzig. 
Colonize,  Kol-o-njz,  v.  t.  tu  establij  a  koloni. 
Colonnade,    Kol-on-ad,    n.   a  ranj  ov  pilarz  er 

kolumz. 
Colony,  K61-o-ni,  n.  a  bodi  ov  pepl  ho  rem<6v 
and  setl  in  a  distant  rejon,  kontinyqig  subjekt 
tu  dg  muder  kuntri;  de  kuntri  planted. 
Colophon,  Kol-o-fop,  ??.  de  konklqjon  ov  a  biak, 

kontanig  de  dat  and  plas  ov  publikajon. 
Colophony,  Ko-lc.f-o-ni,  «.  a  blak  rezin. 
Coloquintida,  Kol-o-kwin-ti-da,  n.  de  biter-apl 

kolosint. 
Color,  Kiil-or,  n.  de  hq,  er  aperans  ov  bodiz  tu 
de  j; — de  scvn  prinsipal  kulorz  qr  red,  oranj,  yelo, 
gren,  blix,  indigo,  and  vjolet; — konselment;  pre- 
tens;    pi.  a  standard;  a  flag. 
Color,  Kiil-or,  v.  t.  tu  mqrk  wid  sum  hq,;  ta 

paliat;  tu  ekskqz. 
Color,  Kul-or,  v.  i.  tu  bluj. 
Colorable,  Kdl-or-a-bl,  a.  spejus;  plezibl. 
Coloration,  Kul-or-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  kulorig. 
Colorific,  Kol-or-if-ik,  a.  abl  tu  giv  kulor. 
Coloring,  Kiil-or-ig,   n.   an  qrt  in   pantig: — tea 
ekskij,s.  [kulorig. 

CoLORiST,  Kul-or-ist,  n.  a  panter  b(t)  ekselz  in 
Colorless,   Kul-or-les,  a.    wid'st    kulor:   tnins- 

pj^rent. 
Colossal,  Ko-los-al,  a.  Ijk  a  kolosus. 
Colosseum,  Kol-o-se-um,  n.  [Z.]  a  grat  amfite- 

ater. 
CoLOSSiANS,  Ko-16J-anz,  i».  fl.  de  inhabitants  ov 
de  anjent  siti  ov  Kolose.  [magnitqd. 

Colossus,  Ko-16s-us,  w.  [Z.]  a  statyq,  ov  enennus 
Colporteur,  )  K61-port-er,  n.  [/)■.]  wun  luB 
COLPORTER,  \  travelz  fer  vendig  smel  buks. 
Colstaff,  Kol-staf,   «.   a  Iqrj  staf,  on   hwiq  a 

burdn  iz  karid  betwen  tCD  men  on  dqr  Jolderz. 
Colt,  Kolt,  n.  de  yug  ov  a  hers. 
Colter,  Kwl-ter,  u.  de  Jqrp  jurn  ov  a  plu. 
Coltish,  K61t-iJ,  a.  Ijk  a  kolt;  wonton. 
Coltsfoot,  K61ts-fut,  n.  a  plant. 
Colubrine,  K61-yn,-brjn,  a.  relatig  tu  a  serpent; 
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CotUMBART,  K61-um-ba-ri,  n.  a  duv  kot;  a  pijon 

Columbine,  K61-um-bin,  n.  a  jenus  av  plants. 
COLl'MEL,  K61-yn,-mel.  n.   de  sentral  pq;-t  ov  a 

kap'-iil,  or  ()V  de  tska  ov  mos. 
Column,  K61-uin,  n.  a  silindrikal  pilar: — afi!  ov 

trtnps:—  \x\Tt  ov  a  paj;  a  Ijn  ov  ligy^^rz. 
CoLUMNAE,  Ko-lum-nar,  a.  formd  in  koluml. 
COLUEKS,  Ko-l^r^,  n.  I'l.  t<D  imajinari  grat  serklz, 

sup(f)zd  tu  intcrsekt  eg  udcr  in  de  polz  ov  de 

wurld. 
Com,  Koin,  az  a  prtf ik?,  dEncJt3  wid,  tu,  or  agenst. 
Coma,  Ka-ma,  -.u  a  morbid  dispozijon  tu  step. 
CoMATE,  K6-mat,  n.  a  felo-mat:  a  kompanyon. 
Comatose,  Ku-ma-tos,  a.  Ictqrjik;  dr'szi;  duzi. 
Comb,  Kom,  n.  an  instrooment  for  de  hi^r; — krcst 

ov  u  kok; — selz  in  hwiq  bez  loj   d^r  huni; — a 

mcjur. 
Comb,  Kom,  v.  t.  tia  divjd  and  adjust  de  hq,r;  tu 

dres,  and  la  eni  tii)  smtod. 
Combat,  K6m-bat,  er  Kiim-bat,  r.  i.  tu  fit;  tu 

kontciid:  tu  akt  in  opozijon. 
Combat,  K6m-bat,  v.  t.  tu  op6z;  tu  fjt. 
Combat,  Kom-bat,  n.  a  kontest;  a  batl;  a  fit:  a 

dqel.  [a  gampion. 

Combatant,  Kom-bat-ant,  n.   wun  hot)  kombats; 
Combatant,  Kom-bat-ant,  a.  dispozd  tu  kworel. 
Comb  at  EE,  Kom-bat-er,  n.  wun  hcb  fits. 
Comb  ATI  VENESS,  Kom-bat-iv-nes,  h.  a  dispozijon 

er  jiroponsiti  tu  fit. 
COMBEB.  KtJm-er,  71.  wun  h<t)  komz.       [kombind. 
COMBINABLE,  Kom-bjn-a-bl,   a.    kapabl    ov    beiij 
Combination,  Kom-bi-na-Jon,  n.  ytj^nyon;  asoji- 

ajon:  koalijon.  [nit. 

Combine,  Kom-bin,  r.  t.  tu  jern  tugeder;  tu  yq,- 
CoMBiNE,  Kom-bin,  t\  i.  tu  yunit;  tu  koales;  tu 

agre. 
CoMBLESS,  Kcim-Ies,  a.  destit^t  ov  a  kom. 
Combustibility,  Kom-bus-ti-bil-i-ti,     )    n.    de 
COMBUSTiBLENESS,   Kom-bus-ti-bl-nes,   i     kwol- 

iti  ov  beifl  kombustibl.  [be  burnt. 

Combustible,  Kom-bus-ti-bl,  a.  dat  ma  burn  er 
Combustible,  Kom-bds-ti-bl,    n.    a  kombu.'^tibl 

material.  [burnii). 

Combustion,  Kom-bdst-yon,  n.  a  konflagrajon;  a 
Come,  Kum,  v.  i.  \i.  kam,  ps.  kumii),  kum:]  tu 

dro  ner:  tu  advdns  t^Dard;  tu  arjv;  tu  hapn;  tu 

fol  Tst:  tu  aper;  tu  arjz.  [a  plaer. 

Comedian,  Kom-e-di-an,  n.  an  aktor  ov  komedi; 
Comedy,  K^m-e-di,  n.  an  amii,zii)  dramatik  pes. 
Comeliness,  Kdm-li-ncs,  u.  gras;  \)\\i\\  digniti. 
Comely,  Kdm-li,  a,  grasful;  bekumii);  descnt. 
Comer,  Kdm-cr,  n.  wun  hio  kumz. 
Comet,  Kdra-et,  n.  a  hevnli  bodi  wid  a  tal  er  tran 

ov  Ijt,  and  an  eksentrik  mo  Jon. 
Comet,  Ka-m6t,  n.  a  gam  at  kqrdz. 
Comet.\eium,  Kom-et-a-ri-um,  1  n.  a  majen  tu 
CoMETAEY,  K6m-et-a-ri,  (      Jo  de  revolq,- 

Jonz  ov  komets. 
CoMETARY,  K6m-ct-a-ri,  )  ,  .•    ^        , 

CoMETic.  Rom-et-ik,  !  ^-  ^^^^^'S  ^"^  ^^  ^'>'^''^- 
CoMETOGRAPHY,  Kom-et-6g-ra-fi,  n.  a  deskripjon 

ov  komets. 
CoMFiTURE,  Kum-fit-yiir,  )  ,  .        ,      , 

Comfit,  Knm-fit,        ^  *•  '  |  »•  a  dq  swetmet. 
Comfort,  Kum-fort,  v.  t.  tu  enljvn;  tu  konsul: 

tu  qrr.  [solajon.  i 

Comfort,  Kum-fort,  n.  suport;  k-sntcnnns:  kon- ' 
Comfortable,  Kdm-fort-a-bl,   a.   pozesifl  kum-  | 

fort  (jciful-  dispensij)  kumfort.  [ov  kumfort.  I 
Comfortableness,  Kiim-fort-a-bl-nes,  n.  a  stat  - 
Comfortably,  Kum-fort-a-bli,  ad.  in  a  kumfort-  [ 

ablimnT.  [kon-^ulajon. 

Comforter.  Kdm-fort-er,  n.  wun  hm  administerz 
Comfortless,  Kdm-fort-lcs,  a.  wontij)  kumfort. 
GOMFREY,  Kum-fri,  n.  a  medisinal  plant.  | 


Comic,  K6m-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  komedi;  razig  meril. 
Comical,  K6m-i-kal,  a.  divertig;  sportiv;  drol. 
Comically,  Kom-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  komikal  maner. 
CoMicALNESS,   K6m-i-kal-nes,  n.  de   kwoliti  ov 

beii)  komikal. 
Coming,  Kiim-ifl,  n.  de  akt  ov  kumig:  arjval. 
CoMi.NG,  Kum-i{),  pp.  a.   filtjij^r;  beig  ab-st  tu 
kum.  fhliz  ov  de  Romanz. 

Comitia,  Ko-miJ-e-a,  n.pl.  [L.]  popyrilar  asem- 
CoMiTiAL,  Ko-miJ-al,  a.  relatig  tu  de  komijea. 
Comity,  K6m-i-ti, ;;.  ktirtesi;  siviliti:  gud-brcdig. 
Comma,  K6m-a,  «.  a  pornt  mqrkt  du.s  (,  1. 
Command,  Kom-dnd,  v.  t.  tu  guvern;  tu  order; 
tu  led.  [otoriti. 

Command,  Kom-dnd,  v,  i.  tu  hav  de  suprem 
Command,  Kom-dnd,  n.  p'ser:  nnl;  direkjon;  order. 
Commandable,   Kom-dnd-a-bl,    a.    dat    ma    be 

komdnded. 

Commandant.  Kom-dnd-ant,  n.  a  militari  ofiscr. 

Commander,  Kom-dnd-er,  n.  wun  hot)  komdndz. 

Commandery,  Kom-dnd-er-i,  n.  a  bodi  ov  njts. 

Commanding,  Kom-dnd-ig,  a.  erderig;  direktig: 

pvorful.  [ig  naaner. 

Commaxdingly,  Kom-dnd-ig-li,  n.  in  a  komdnd- 

Commandment,  Kom-dnd-ment,  n.   komdnd;  er- 

der:  Id.  [dndz. 

Commandress,  Kom-dnd-res,  71.  a  femal  hot)  kom- 

Commaterial,    Kom-a-te-ri-al,  a.    beig   ov    de 

sam  order.  [tu  de  sam    mejq^. 

Commeasurable,    Kom-e;5-Ti-ra-bl,    a.   redt^sabl 

Comme  il  faut,  Kom  el  f'u,  [iK]  az  it  Jud  be. 

Commemorable,  Kom-em-<a-ra-bl,  a.  wurdi  ov 

reuieuibrans.  [wid  onor. 

Commemorate,  Kom-em-o-rat,  r.  t.  tu  selebrat 

Commemoration,  Kum-em-o-ra-Jon,  «.  de  akt  ov 

publik  selebrajon.  [in  memori. 

Commemorative,  Kom-em-o-ra-tiv,  a.  prezervig 

CoMMEMORATORY,    Kom-em-o-i-a-to-ri,    a.     pre- 

zprvig  in  memuri.  [enter  upon. 

Commence,  Kom-ens,  i'.  t.  and  i.  tu  begin:  tu 

Commencement,  Kora-ens-ment,  n.  a  beginig;  At 

tjm  hwen  students  in  kolej  resev  di^r  degrez. 

Commend,  Kom-end,  v.  t.  tu  rekomend:  tu  praz. 

Commendable,  Kom-end-a-bl,  a.  ledabl;  wurdi 

ov  praz.  [ig  komendabl. 

Commendablkness,  Kom-end-a-bl-nes,  tj.  de  be- 

Commendably,  Kom-end-a-bli,  ad.  lodabli. 

Co.MMENDAM,   Kom-en-dam,   n.    in   lygland,   de 

huklig  ov  a  vakant  benef is  til  a  pastor  iz  supljd. 

Commendatary,  Kom-en-da-ta-ri,  »i.  de  holder 

ov  a  livig  in  komendam.  [Jou- 

Commendation,  Kora-en-da-Jon,  n.   rekomenda- 

Commendator,  Kom-end-a-tor,  ;».  wun  hot)  holdz 

a  benefis  in  komendam. 
Commendatory,  Kom-end-a-to-ri,  a.  tendig  tu 

komend:  holdig  a  benefis  in  komendam. 
Commender,  Kom-end-er,  u.  wun  hcD  komendz. 
Commensurability.  Kom-en-Ji^-ra-bil-i-ti,   i 
Commensurableness.  Kom-tJn-Ji^-ra-bl-nes,  \  "' 

de  kajiasiti  or  stat  ov  liavig  a  kumon  mejur. 
Commensurable,  Kom-en-Jn,-ra-bl,  a.   havig  a 

koTO'in  mejt^r. 

Commensurate,  Kom-en-Jq,-rat,  v.  t.   tu  rtd^s 

tu  sum  komon  mejij^r.  [tensiv. 

Commensurate.  Kom-en-Jti-rat,  a.  ekwal;  koeks- 

CoMMENSURATiON,  Kom-en-Jq-ra-Jon,  n.  reduk- 

Jon  tu  sum  komon  me,:?qr:   proporjon. 
Comment,  Kom-ent,  v.  i.  tu  anotat:  tu  eksp'snd. 
("CMMENT,  Kom-ent,  v.  t.  tu  eksplan. 
Comment,  Kom-ent,  ».  a  not;  eksplanajon;  eks- 
pozijon.  [an  anotajun. 

Commentary.  K6m-en-ta-ri,  n.  an   ekspozijon; 
Commentator.  K6m-en-ta-tor,  n.  an  eks})ozitor; 
an  anutator.  [hot>  komcnts. 

CoMMENTEE,  Kom-cnt-er,  er  Kom-<5nt-er,  «.  wim 
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COMMEECE,  Kom-ers,  r.  i.  tu  trafik;  tm  hold  in- 

terkor^  [tratik;  merkantil. 

Commercial,  Kom-er-Jal,  a.  relatiij  tu  kom^rs  or   Commoner,  Kom-on 

Smmercx..Lv,  Kon.-er.Jal-i,  ai.  in  a  kon^Jal    Com^ox;-^.  W 


Common-council,  Kom-on-k-jn-sil,  ».  de  k'snsil 
ov  a  siti. 

K6m-on-er,  n.  a  man  not  nobl. 

-on-le,  n.  unritn  le,  hwiq  re- 
II)  icjrs  from  imemQrial  yi|,zaj. 
Commi'grate,  K6m-i-grat,  ..  i.   tu  mjgrat^Tu: ,  Commonly,-  K6m-on-U,  ad.  frekwentlij  ywli; 
CoMMiGEATiON,   Kom-i-gra-Jon,    n.    a    mjgratiij       jerntli.  it Tof^ 

'^"/"^  A  '  o     J     '  [siajon.   Commonness,  Kom-on-nes,  7».   de  stat  ov  bem 

ComIination,  Kom-in-a-Jon,  n.  a  tret;  a  dtnun- :  Commonplace,  K6m-on-plas,  a.  erdinarij  komon; 
COMMINGLE,  Kom-iB-gl,  .-  L  tu  miks  t-gede_r;;^y,,H^^^^^^  Kom-on-pla., 


tu  blend.  [anuder 

Commingle,  Kom-iij-gl,  v.  i.  tu  yiinjt  wun  wirt 
Comminute,  K6m-i-niit,  v.  t.  tu  grjnd;  tu  pul- 
verjz.  [verizajon. 

Comminution,  Kom-i-mHoD)  »•  a  grjidii);  pul- 
Commiserable,    Kom-iz-er-a-bl,    a.    wurdi    ov 

kompajon.  .  . 

Commiserate,  Kom-iz-er-at,  u.  t.  tu  piti;  tu 
kompajonat.  .  JpaJon. 

Commiseration,  Kom-iz-er-a-Jon,  n.  piti;  kom- 
CoMMiSERATivE,  Kom-iz-er-a-tiv,  a.  kompajonat. 
CoMMiSEEATOE,  Kom-iz-er-a-tor,  «.  wun  ho)  haz 

kompajon. 
Commissariat,  Kom-is-a-ri-at,  «.  [i^r.]  de  bodi 

ov  ofiserz  under  de  komisari-jeneral. 
Commissary,  K6m-is-a-ri,  n.  a  delegat;  a  depyq,- 
ti;— an  ofiser  atendii)  an  qrmi,  ha>  insp6kts  mus- 
ter-rolz,  er  regyiilats  provigonz. 
Commissaey-geneeal,  K6m-is-a-ri-jen-er-al,   n. 
an  ofiser  ov  an  q,rmi  hoo  haz  de  qqrj  ov  provjdifl 
supliz,  &s. 
CoMMi'ssARYSHiP,  K6m-is-a-ri-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a 

komisari. 

Commission,  Kom-iJ-on,  n.   a.  trust;  a  worant; 

a  qqrj;  kompensajon;— ofis;— perpetrajon;  a  bodi 

ov  komijonerz.  [apffnt. 

Commission,  Kom-iJ-on,   v.  t.    tu  emp-ser;  tu 

Commissioner,  Kom-iJ-on-er,  n.  wun  emp-serd 

tu  akt.  [sHtyHr. 

Commissure,  Kom-iJ-qr,   n.    a  jernt;  a  sem;  a 

Commit,  Kom-it,  v.  t.   ta  intrust;  tu  send  tu 

prizn;  tu  depozit;  tu  doo;  tu  p^rpetrat;  tu  ekspoz. 

Commitment,  Kom-it-ment,  jj.  de  akt  ov  komitii). 

Committal,  Kom-it-al,  n.    de  akt  ov  komitii); 

komitment. 
Committee,   Kom-it-e,  n.    a  selekt  number  ov 
personz  apffnted  tu  egzamin  er  manaj  eni  mater. 
Committeeship,  Kom-it-e-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a 

komite. 
Committee,  Kom-it-er,  n.  wun  hot)  komits. 
Committible,  Kom-it-i-bl,  a.  Ijabl  tu  be  komited. 
Commix,  Kom-iks,  v.  t.  tu  mi^gl;  tu  blend;  tu 

miks. 
Commix,  Kom-iks,  v.  i.  tu  yr^njt;  tu  be  mikst. 
CoMMiXTiON,  Kom-ikst-yon,  n.  mikstyq,r. 
Commixtuee,  Kom-ikst-yT^,r,  n.  a  kompiind. 
Commode,  Kom-6d,  n.  a  ladiz  hed-dres; — a  pes 

ov  furnitq,r  er  smel  sjdbord. 
Commodious,  Kom-6-di-us,  a.  konvenyent;  st|,t- 
abl;  yq,sf  ul.  [li;  SH^abli. 

CoMMODiousLY,  Kom-6-di-us-li,  ad.  konvenyent- 
CoMMODiousNESS,  Kom-u-di-us-nes,  n.  konven- 
yens;  yii,s.  [qandjz. 

Commodity,  Kom-6d-i-ti,  n.  interest;  profit;  mer- 
CoMMODOEE,  K6m-o-dor,  n.  de  kapten  hco  kom- 

dndz  a  skwodron  ov  Jips  ov  wer. 

Common,  K6m-on,  a.  beloflii)  ekwali  tu  de  pub- 

lik,  tu  meni,  or  tu  mor  dan  wun:— vulgar;  men; 

not  sk^rs;  publik;  jeneral;  frekwent:  yi\,jq,al. 

Common,  K6m-on,  n.  an  opn  publik  gr-snd  er  spas. 

Common,  K6m-on,  v.  i.  tu  pozes  er  bord  wid 

uderz. 
Commonable,  K6m-on-a-bl,  a.  held  in  komon. 
Commonage,  K6m-on-aj,  n.  de  rjt  ov  fedig  on  a 

komon. 
Commonalty,  K6m-on-al-ti,  n.  de  komon  pepl. 


t.  tu  redi^s  tu 

jeneral  hedz.  [a  not. 

Commonplace,  K6m-on-plas,  n.  a.  memorandum; 

Commonplace-book,  Kom-on-plas-buk,  n.  a  buk 

in  hwiq  tiijz  qr  ranjd  under  jeneral  hedz. 
Commons,  Kom-onz,  /i.  jjI.   de  komon  pepl; — de 

loer  h-ss  ov  pqrliment; — ftod  on  ekwal  pa. 
Commonweal,  Kom-on-wel,  n.  de  publik  gud. 
Commonwealth,  K6m-on-welt,  n.  a  stat;  prop- 

erli,  a  fre  stat;  de  publik;  de  komt^niti. 
CoMMOEANCE,  Kom-o-rans,     )    _  ^ezidens. 
Commorancy,  Kom-o-ran-si,  ) 
Commotion,  Kom-6-Jon,  n.  tq,mult;  distdrbans; 
sedijon.  [ojon. 

CoMMOTiONEE,  Kom-Q-Jon-er,  n.  wun  keziij  kom- 
CoMMOVE,  Kom-cbv,  v.  t.  tu  disturb;  tu  ajitat. 
Communal,  Kom-q,-nal,  a.  relatii)  tu  a  komiin. 
Commune,  Kom-i^n,  v.  i.  tu  konvers  tugeder. 
Commune,  K6m-iin,  n.  [/>•.]  a  Frenq  teritorial 

distrikt. 
CoMMUNiBUS  ANNis,   Kom-i^-ni-bus  an-is,    \L.\ 

wun  yer  wid  anuder. 

CoMMUNiCABiLiTY,   Kom-q,-ni-ka-bil-i-ti,  n.   de 

stat  ov  beiij  komi\nikabl.  [impqrted. 

Communicable,  Kom-vi-ni-ka-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be 

Communicableness,     Kom-4-ni-ka-bl-nes,      n. 

komn,nikabiliti. 
Communicant,  Kom-4-ni-kant,  n.  a  partaker  ov 

de  sakrament  ov  de  Lerdz  super. 
Communicate,  Kom-vi,-ni-kat,  v.  t.  tu  import;  ta 

revel. 
Communicate,  Kom-q,-ni-kat,  v.  i.  tu  partak  ov 

de  Lerdz  super;  tu  hav  sumtir)  in  komon. 

Communication,  Kom-q,-ni-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

komi^nikatij);  komon  inlet;  konferens;  konver- 

sajon.  [import. 

Communicative,  Kom-u-ni-ka-tiv,  a.   redi  tu 

Communicativeness,    Kom-ii-ni-ka-tiv-nes,    n. 

redines  tu  impqrt.  [ig  nolej. 

CoMMUNiCATOEY,  Kom-vi,-ni-ka-to-ri,  a.  imjxirt- 

COMMUNION,  Kom-i|n-yon,  n.  interkors;  felojip; 

selebrajon  ov  de  Lerdz  super. 
Community,  Kom-ii-ni-ti,  n.  de  komonwelt;  de 

publik;  an  asojiajon;  komon  pozejon. 
Commutability,  Kom-ii,-ta-bil-i-ti,  n.    kapasiti 
ov  eksqanj.  [ed. 

Commutable,  Kom-i^-ta-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  komiq,t- 
CoMMUTATiON,  Kom-ti-ta-Jon,  ?! .  qanj;  elterajon; 
ransom.  [^anj. 

Commutative,  Kom-ij,-ta-tiv,  a.  relatig  tu  eks- 
CoMMUTATivELY,  Kom-i|-ta-tiv-li,  ad.  in  de  wa 

ov  eksqanj. 
Commute,  Kom-i^t,  v.  t.  tu  eksqanj;  tu  bj  of. 
Commute,  Kom-i\t,  v.  i.  tu  bqrgen  fer  egzemjon. 
Commutual,  Kom-4t-yn,-al,   a.   m^tynal;  resip- 
rokal.  [agrement. 

Compact,   Kom-pakt,    n.    a  kontraktn    m4tyq,al 
Compact,  Kom-pakt,  v.  t.  tu  jern  tugeder;  tu  leg. 
Compact,  Kom-pakt,  a.   ferm;  solid;   klos;  held 
tugeder.  [maner. 

CoMPACTEDLY,  Kom-pakt-ed-li,  ad.  in  a  kompakt 
Compactly,  Kom-pakt-li,  ad.  klosli;  densli. 
Compactness,  Kom-pakt-nes,  n.  fermnes;  klosnes. 
COMPACTUEE,  Kom-pakt -yqr,  n.  struktyqr. 
COMPAGES,  Kom-pa-jez,  n.  [Z.]  a  sistem  ov  pqrts 
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COMPAGIN'ATION,  Kom-paj-i-nji-Jon,   n.   yq,nyon; 

8truktyq,r. 
Companion,  Kom-pan-yon,  n.  a  pqrtner;  an  aso- 

Jiat:  (1  komrad;  a  felo;  a  mat.  [agrcabl. 

Companionable,    Koin-pan-yon-a-bl,    a.     sojal; 
COMPAMONABJLENESS,  Kom-jjan-yon-a-bl-nes,   ». 

wijiablues.  [felujip. 

Companionship,  Kom-pan-yon-Jip,  n.   kuiu])ani; 
Company,  Kdni-pa-ni,   n.    personz   a^oinbld   tu- 

geder;  felojip;  a  band;  a  sosjcti;  a  bodi  kurpurat; 

a  subdivi^on  ov  a  rejiment. 
Comparable,  K6ra-par-a-bl,  trr  Koin-p4r-a-bl,  a. 

wurdi  tu  be  kunipi'ird.  [pH^d. 

COMPAKATES,  Koui-pa-rat;*,  n.  pi.    t<D  tigz  kom- 
COMPARATiVE,   Kom-par-a-tiv,    a.    estimated   bi 

komparison.  [parativ  manor. 

Comparatively,  Kom-par-a-tiv-li,  aJ.  in  u  kom- 
CoMPAHK,  Kom-p^r,  v.  t.  tu  moj^tir   wun  tiij  bj 

andder; — tu  Jo  de  dtgrez  ov  komparison. 
Compare,  Kom-p4r,  ".  komparison;  simile;  simil- 

itqd. 
Comparer.  Kom-p4r-cr,  ».  wun  ho)  komp^rz. 
Comparison,  Kom-par-i-son,  n.  de  akt  ov  kompjir- 

ig;  a  komparativ  estimat:  a  simile:  ^imilitq^d. 
Compart,  Kom-pqrt,  r.  t.  tu  divjd;  tu  mqrk  "st. 
Compartiment,  Kom-p<irt-i-ment,  n.  divii^on  ov 

a  piktjT^r,  «Sis.  [vidifl;  divi^on. 

COMPARTiTioN,  Kom-par-tiJ-on,  ».  de  akt  ov  di- 
Compartment,  Kom-p<^rt-ment,  n.  a.  divijon;  a 

scparat  pqrt. 
Compass,  Kum-pa«,  v.  t.  tu  enserkl:  tu  cnkum- 

pas;  tu  grasp;  tu  proki^r;  tu  obtan;  tu  atan. 
Compass,  Kum-pa.-=,  n.  a  serkl;  grasp;  spas;  eks- 

t4nt;  enkliJX>i,r;  p'ser  ov  de  vers; — u  magnetik 

aparatus  for  sterifl  Jips. 
Compasses,  Kiim-pas-ez,   n.  pi.    an   instrcDment 

for  dividi{),  makiij  serklz,  As. 
Compassion.  Kom-paj-on,  «.  gref  for  de  suferiflz 

ov  uderz;  piti;  komizerajon. 
Compassionate,  Kom-paJ-on-at,  a.  inkl{nd  tu 

piti;  mersiful.  [komizerat. 

Compassionate,  Kom-jjaJ-on-at,  u.  t.  tu  piti;  tu 
Compassionately,  Kom-pa/-on-at-li,  aJ.  mersi- 

fuli:  tenderli.  [domes. 

Comp.\ssionateness,  Kom-paJ-on-at-nes,  n.  ten- 
CoMPATEENiTY,  Kom-pa-t^r-ni-ti,  n.  de  relajon 

ov  gfxlfqder.  [si;  si^tablnes. 

Compatibility,  Kom-pat-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  konsisten- 
CoMPATiBLE,  Kom-pat-i-bl,  a.  si^tabl  tu;  tit  for; 

konsistent.  [si;  fitnes. 

Compatibleness,  Kom-p.it-i-bl-nes,  n.  konsistcn- 
Compatibly,  Kom-pat-i-bli,  ad.  fitli;  sqtabli. 
Compatriot,  Kom-pa-tri-ot,  n.  wun  ov  de  sain 

kuntri;  a  felia-kuntriman. 
Compeer,  Kom-per,  71.  an  ekwal;  a  kompanyon. 
Compeer,  Kom-per,  i-.  i.  tu  be  ekwal  wid;  tu 

mat.  [stran. 

Compel,  Kom-pel,  v.  t.  tu  fors;  tu  obljj;  tu  kon- 
Compellable,  Kom-pel-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  kom- 

peld.  [ov  adrds. 

COMPELLATION,  Kom-pol-d-Jon,  n.  stjl  or  manor 
CoMPELLATORY,  Kom-pcl-a-tci-ri,  a.   kompdlsiv. 
COMPELLEK.  Kom-pel-er,  n.  wun  ha>  kompelz. 
Compenh,  K6m-pend,  n.   an  abrijment;  a   kom- 

pendium. 
Compendious,  Kom-p^n-di-us,    a.    Jort;   konsjs; 

sumari;  abrijd.  [epitome. 

Compendiously,  Kom-p«Sn-di-u3-li,  aJ.  Jortli;  in 
CoMPENDiousNESS,  Kom-i)en-di-u3-nes.  n.  Jort- 

nes;  breviti.  [a  sumari. 

Compendium,  Kom-pen-di-um,  n.  an  abrijment; 
Compensable,  Kom-p^ns-a-bl,    a.    suseptibl  ov  I 

rekompcns. 
Compensate,  Kom-p6n-sat,  v.  i.   tu  rekompcns;  I 

tu  pa;  tu  rekwit.  [am6ndz.  | 

Compensation,  Kom-pcn-sd-Jon,  i».  rekompens;! 


Compensative,  Kom-peo-sa-tiv,  a.  dat  komp^n- 
sats.  [tu  kont^nd. 

Compete,  Kom-pet,  r.  i.  tu  kari  on  kompctijon; 

Competence,  K6m-pe-tens,     t   n.    stat  ov   beig 

Competency,  Kom-pe-tcn-si,  j  kompetent;  ka- 
pasiti;  sufijonsi.  [|jabl. 

Competent,  Kom-pe-tent,  a.  uiitabl;  fit;  abl;  ka- 

Competently,  K6m-pe-tent-li,  ad.  adckwatli; 
mijderatli.  [kontcst. 

Competition,  Kom-pe-tiJ-on,  n.  rjvalri;  rjvaljip; 

Competitor,  Kom-p^t-i-tor,  n.  a  rjval;  an  ojmj- 
nonc.  [ijj;  kolckJoD. 

Compilation,  Kom-pi-la-Jon,n.  de  akt  ov  kompjl- 

CoMFiLE,  Kom-pjl,  I',  t.  tu  kolekt  from  variua 
otorz.  [pilifl  tugeder. 

Compilement,  Kom-pjl-ment,  n.  kuasen-ajon;  a 

Compiler,  Kom-pjl-er,  n.  wun  hot)  kompjlz. 

Complacence,  Koiu-j)la-sens,     )  n.  gratifikajon; 

ComplaceNjCY,  Kom-pla-sen-si,  j  satisfak/on; 
plejqr;    siviliti.  [ezi. 

Complacent,  Kom-pla-sent,  a.  sivil;  afabl;  mjld; 

Complacently,  Kom-pla-sent-li,  ad.  in  a  soft  er 
ezi  manor.  [folt. 

Complain,  Kom-plun,  c  i.  tu  murmur;  tu  fjnd 

Complainable,  Kom-plan-a-bl,  a.  dat  iz  tube 
kompland  ov.  [sq,!. 

CoMPLAi.NANT,  Kom-plan-ant,  n.  wun  hoi  urjez  a 

Complainer,  Kom-plan-er,  «.  wun  hjj  komplanz. 

Complaining,  Kom-plan-i^,  )i.  eksprejon  ov  soro. 

Complaint,  Kom-pluut,  n.  an  akn,zaJon;  a  1am- 
entajon;  a  maladi;  a  dizez;  informajon  agenst. 

CoMPLAiSAXCE,  Kom-pla-ziins,  n.  siviliti;  kdrte- 
usnos.  ^  [poljt. 

Complaisant,   Kom-pla-zant,  a.    sivil;  kdrteus; 

COMPLAISANTLY,  Kom-pla-zant-H,  ad.  sivili;  po- 
Ijlli.  [poljtnes. 

CoMPLAiSANTNESS,  Kom-pla-zant-ncs,  n.  siviliti; 

CoMPLANATE,  Kom-pla-nat,  (        ^    *     ,      1 

COMPLANE,  Kom-plan,  f  "•  '•  *^  ^''''^^^ 

Complement,  K6m-ple-ment,  n.  a  ful  kwontiti 
er  number.  [kompletig. 

Complemental,   Kom-ple-ment-al,  a.    filifl    up; 

Complete,  Kom-pltt,  a.  perfekt;  ful;  finijt;  ended. 

Complete,  Kom-ple't,  v.  i.  tu  perfekt;  tu  finij; 
tu  fulfil.  '  [tjrll. 

Completely,  Kom-plet-li,  ad.  fuli;  perfektli;  CD- 
Completeness,  Kom-plet-nes,  n.  perfekjon;  kom- 
plejon. 

Completion,  Kom-ple-Jon,  n.  akomplijment;  per- 
fekt Stat.  Lpi^tifl' 

Completory,  Kom-plet-Q-ri,  a.    fulfilifl;  kom- 

CoMPLEX,  Kom-plcks,  a.  intrikat;  komplikated; 
ov  lueni  pqrts;  not  simpl. 

Complex,  Kom-pleks,  ».  komplikajon;  kolekjon. 

CoMPLEXED,  Kom-plekst,  a.  komplikated;  kom- 
plcks.  [kajon. 

CoMPLEXEDNESS,   Kom-pleks-ed-nes,  n.   kompli- 

CoMPLEXiON,  Kom-plek-Joa,  n.  de  kulor  ov  de 
skin,  or  ov  de  eksternal  pqtts  ov  eni  bodi:  tem- 
peratiir  or  habited  ov  de  bodi.        [komplekjon. 

Complexional,  Kom-pl^k-Jon-al,  a.  pertanifl  tu 

CoMPLEXiONALLY,  Kom-plck-Jon-al-i,  ad.  bj 
kouiplokjon.  [tu  komplekjon. 

Complexionary,   Kom-plek-Jon-a-ri,   a.   rclatig 

COMPLEXiONED,  Kom-plek-Jond,  a.  havig  a  kom- 
plekjon. [kompleks. 

Complexity,  Kom-pleks-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beifl 

Complexly,  Kom-pleks-li,  ad.  in  a  komplekj 
mimer.  ^  [komploks. 

C0MPLEXNES8,  Kom-pleks-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beijj 

CoMPLEXURE,  Kom-pleks-ynr,  n.  komplikajon. 

COMPLiABLE,  Kom-plj-a-bl,  a.  dispozd  tu  kom- 
pli;  yeldig.  [asent. 

Compliance,  Kom-plj-ans,  n.  de  akt  ov  kompljig; 

Compliant,  Kom-plj-ant,  a.  yeldig;  bendig; 
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Compliantly,  Kom-plj-ant-li,   ad.    m  a  yeldig 

maner.  [phkated. ! 

Complicate,  Kom-pli-kat,  a.  komp-snded;  kom- 
CoMPLiCATE,  Kom-pli-kat,  v.  t.  tu  entar)gl ;  tu 

iuvolv:  tia  implikat.  [ 

CoMPLicATELY,  K6m-pli-kat-li,  ad.  in  a  kompli-  { 

katcd  majier.  [perpleksiti. 

CoMPLiCATEXESS,  Kom-pU-kat-nes,  n.  intrikasi ;  i 
Complication,  Kom-pli-ka-Jon,  n.  niikstyixr;  in-  j 

trikasi.  [volv.  t 

Complicative,  K6m-pli-ka-tiv,  a.  tendiij  ta  in- 
Complier,  Kom-plj-er,  n.  wun  hoo  kompljz.  | 

Compliment,  Kom-pli-ment,  n.  an  akt  ov  siviliti  j 

er  isspekt.  [praz.  I 

Compliment,  Kom-pli-ment,  v.  t.  tu  flater;  tu 
Compliment,  Kom-pli-ment,  v.  i.  tu  yii,z  adyi^^-  j 

latori  laggwaj.  [pliments.  I 

Complimental,  Kom-pli-ment-al,  a.  impljig  kom- 
Complimentallt,  Kom-pli-ment-al-i,  ad.  bj  wa 

ov  siviliti. 
Complimentary,  Kom-pli-ment-a-ri,  a.  bEstoii) 

kompliments;    ekspresiv   ov  siviliti;  sivil;  flat- 

erii).  [kompliments. 

Complimenter,   K6m-pli-ment-er,    n.    wun    hm 
COMPLOT,  Kom-plot,  n.  a  konfederasi  in  a  sskret 

plot;  Q  jernt  plot.  [spjr. 

CoMPLOT,  Kom-plot,  V.  i.  tu  farm  a  plot;  tu  kon- 
CoMPLOTTER,  Kom-pl6t-er,  n.  a  konspirator. 
Comply,  Kom-pl|,  v.  i.  tu  yeld;    tu  asent;    tu 

konsent.  [er  pqrt. 

Component,  Kom-po-nent,  a.  fermii)  a  komp-snd 
Comport,  Kom-port,  v.  t.  er  i.  tu  bq,r;  tu  endi^r; 

tu  bshav;  tu  agre;  tu  sq,t.  [abl. 

CoMPORTABLE,  Kom-purt-a-bl,  a.  konsistent;  sq^t- 
CoMPOSE,  Kom-poz,  i'.  t.  tu  form,  az  a  komp"snd; 

tu  put  tugeder;  tu  rit,  az  an  etor; — tu  kwiet; 

tu  adjust;  tu  setl; — tu  aranj,  az  tjps. 
Composedly,  Kom-poz-ed-li,  ad.  kqmli;  scdatli: 

kwjetli.  [trankwiliti. 

CoMPOSEDNESS,    Kom-p6z-ed-nes,    «.    ssdatnes ; 
Composer,  Kom-poz-er,  n.  wun  hoa  kompozez;  an 

etor. 
Composing-stick,  Kom-poz-ig-stik,  n.  inprint- 

ij),  an  instrcDment  in  hwiq   tjps  qr  set  from  dg 

kasez,  and  adjusted  tu  dg  leijt  ov  Az  Ijnz. 
Composite,  Kom-p6z-it,  a.  komp'snded:  yunjted: 

in  qrkitektt;i(r,  notig  de  last  ov  de  fiv  erderz 

ov  kolumz. 
Composition,  Kom-po-ziJ-on,  n.  a  mikstyqr;  a 

ritn  wurk;  adjustment;  kompakt. 
Compositor,  Kom-p6z-i-tor,  «.  wun  hot)  sets  tjps. 
Compos  mentis,  Kom-pos  men-tis,   [£.]   beig  ov 

s-snd  mjnd.  [yiir. 

Compost,  K6m-post,  n.  a  mikst  mani^r;  eni  mikst- 
Compost,  Kom-post,  v.  t.  tu  mani^r;  tu  plaster. 
Composure,  Kom-pa-jnr,  n.  adjustment;  kompo- 

zijon;  trankwiliti;  sedatnes.  [ig  tugeder. 

Compotation,  Kom-po-ta-Jon,n.  de  akt  ov  drigk- 
COMPOTATOR,  K6m-po-ta-tor,  n.  wun  hoo  drigks 

wid  anuder. 
Compound,  Kom-p-snd,  v.  t.  tu  form  ov  diferent 

pqrts:  tu  miggl;  tu  kombjn;  tu  adjust. 
Compound,  Kom-p-jnd,  v.  i.  tu  kum  tu  t^rmz: 

tu  agre.  [gredientsl 

Compound,  Kom-p'snd,  &.  fermd  -st  ov  meni  in- 
CoMPOUND,  Kom-p'snd,   n.   a  mikstyqr  ov  meni 

ingredients.  [komp-snded. 

COMPOUNDABLE,  Kom-pind-a-bl,   a.  dat  ma  be 
Compounder,   Kom-p-snd-er,   n.    wun  hoo  kom- 

pTsndz. 
Comprehend,  Kom-prs-hend,  v.  t.  tu  inklqd;  tu 

understand.  [jibl;  konssvabl. 

Comprehensible,  Kom-pre-hen-si-bl,  a.   inteli- 
Comprehensibleness,  Kom-pre-hen-si-bl-nes,  n. 

iutelijiblnes.  [komprEhenJon. 

Comprehensibly,  Kom-pre-hen-si-bli,  ad.  wid 


Comprehension,  Kom-pre-hen-Jon,   n.    a  kom- 

prjzig:  kapasiti.  [Ivjj  wjd. 

Comprehensive,  Kom-pre-hen-siv,  a.  kapajua: 
Comprehensively,  Kom-pre-hen-siv-li,  ad.  wid 

komprghenjon. 
Comprehensiveness,    Kom-prc-h^n-siv-nes,    «. 

kapajusnes.  [lysd. 

Compress,  Kom-pres,  v.  t.  tu  pros  tugeder;  ta 
Compress,  Kom-pres,  n.  a  bcolster  er  bandaj  ov 

soft  linen  klot,  wid  several  foldz,  yi^zd  in  sur- 

jeri. 
Compressibility,  Kom-pres-i-bil-i-ti,  )    n.     de 
CoMPRESSiBLENESS,  Kom-pres-i-bl-ues,  )    kwoliti 

ov  bsig  kompresibl.  [prest. 

Compressible,  Kom-pres-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  kom- 
CoMPRESSiON,  Kom-preJ-on,  n.  de  aktov  kompres- 

ig;  konJensaJon;  komprejq^r. 
Compressive,  Kom-pres-iv,  a.  havig  de  p^ser  tu 

kompres.  [ig. 

CoMPRESSURE,  Kom-preJ-Ti,r,  n.  de  akt  ov  pres- 
CoMPRiSAL,  Kom-prj-zal,  )t.  de  aktov  komprizig. 
Comprise,  Kom-prjz,  v.  t.  tu  kontan;  tu  inkli^d. 
Compromise,  Kom-pro-mjz,  n.  an  adjustment;  a 

kompakt  in  hwiq  konsejonz  qr  mad  on  eq  sjd. 
Compromise,  Kom-pro-mjz,   r.  ;'.    tu   komp-snd: 

tu  adjust  a  dispi\,t  bj  mi'i,tynal  konsejonz;  tu 

adjust.  [akord. 

Compromise,  Kom-pro-mjz,  v.  i.  tu  agre ;  tu 
Compromiser,  K6m-pro-mjz-er,  n.  wun  hin  kom- 

promizez.  [is. 

CoMPROMiT,  Kom-pro-mit,  v.  t.  tu  plej;  tu  prom- 
CoMPROViNCiAL,  Kom-pro-vin-Jal,  n.  wun  ov  de 

sam  provins. 
Comptroller,  Kon-trol-er,  n.  an  ofiser  h©  eg- 

zaminz   de   ak-snts  ov  de  kolektorz  ov  publlk 

muni.  [forsig. 

CoMPULSATiVE,  Kom-piil-sa-tiv,  a.  kompelig : 
Compulsatively,    Kom-pul-sa-tiv-li,    ad.     wid 

kompuljon.  [forsig. 

Compulsatory,  Kom-pul-sa-to-ri,  a.   kompelig: 
Compulsion,  Kom-pul-Jon,  n.   de  akt  ov  kom- 
pelig; fors. 
Compulsive,  Kom-pnl-siv,  a.  kompelig;  forsig. 
Compulsively,  Kom-pul-siv-li,  ad.  bj  fors;  bj 

vjolens.  [puljon. 

Compulsiveness,  Kom-pdl-siv-nes,  n.  fors;  kom- 
CoMPULSORiLY,  Kom-piil-so-ri-li,  ad.  bj  kompul- 
jon. [stranig. 
Compulsory,  Kom-pdl-so-ri,  a.  kompelig;  kon- 
Compunction,  Kom-piigk-Jon,  7».  de  aktovprikig; 

remors.  [oful. 

Compunctious,  Kom-pngk-Jus,  a.  repentant;  sor- 
CoMPURGATiON,  Kom-pur-ga-Jon,  n.   de   akt  ov 

establijig  eni  manz  verasiti  bj  de  testimoni  ot 

uderz. 
Compurgator,  K6m-pur-ga-tor,  n.  wun  hat  bv» 

hiz  testimoni  tu  de  kredibiliti  ov  anuder. 
Computable,  Kom-pi^t-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beij 

numberd. 
Computation,  Kom-pq,-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  rek- 

nig;  estimat.  [lat. 

Compute,  Kom-p^t,  «.  t.  tu  rekn;  tu  kalkn- 
CoMPUTER,  Kom-p4t-er,  n.  a  rekner;   a  kalkti- 

lator.  [kn,lator. 

CoMPUTiST,  K6m-pq,-tist,  n.  a  kompq,ter;  a  kal- 
CoMRADE,  Kom-rad,  er  Kum-rad,  n.  a.  kompan- 

yon;  an  asojiat. 
Con,  Kon,  ad.   an  abreviajon  ov  de  Latin  wurd 

{contra;}  agenst;  az,  tu  iis^xit  pro  a.nd  ton;  dat 

iz,  for  and  agenst. 
Con,  Kon,  v.  t.  tu  studi;  tu  komit  tu  memori. 
Con  amore,  Kon  a-mo-ra,  a.  [It.]  wid  luv  er  in- 

klinajon.  [tu  velt. 

CoNCAMERATE,  Kon-kam-er-at,  v.  t.  tu  qrg  over; 
CoNCAMERATiON,  KoD-kam-er-a-Jon,  n.  an  qr^ 

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Concatenate,  Kon-kat-e-nat,  r.  i.  tu  liflk  tu- 

geder. 
Concatenation,  Kon-kat-e-na-Jon,  n.  a  liflkig; 
a  seriez  ov  lipks.  [iij  konkav. 

CoNCAVATiON,  Kon-ka-vd-JoD,  n.  de  akt  ov  mak- 
CoNCAVE,  Kon-kav,  a.  holo;  opcjid  tu  konveks. 
CONCAVEXESS,  Kon-kav-nes, /i..  lujlunt'.-::  konkaviti. 
Concavity,  Kon-kav-i-ti,  n.  insid  kaviti;  holones. 
Concavo-concave,  Kon-ka-va-kon-kav,  a.  kon- 
kav on  bcj6  sidz. 
Concavo-convex,  Kon-ka-vo-k6n-vek!»,  a.  kon- 
kav on  wun  sjd,  and  konveks  on  de  uder. 
CONCAVOUS,  Kon-ka-vus,  a.  konkav;  hulu. 
CONCAVOUSLY,  Kon-ka-vus-li,  a»L  wid  holones. 
Conceal,  Koh-.seI,  r.  t.  tu  hjd;  tu  sekrut. 
Concealable,  Kon-sel-a-bl,  a.    kapabl   ov   heir) 
konstld.  [.xkii^riti. 

CoNCEALEDNESS,  Kon-sel-cd-ncs,  «.  prjvasi ;   ob- 
Concf.aler,  Kon-SEl-er,  n.  wun  hm  konsi'Iz. 
Concealing,  Kon-sel-iij,  u.  a  bjdiij.or  kepii)  klu-?. 
Concealment,  Kon-sel-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  hjdii) ; 
hjdiij-plas.  [grant. 

Concede,  Kon-std,  v.  t.  tu  yeld;  tu  admit;  tu 
Concede,  Kon-sed,  v.  i.  tu  admit;  tu  mak  konsejon. 
Conceit,  Kon-set,   n.  fan.«i;   imajinajon;    nojon; 

opinyon;  idea;  prjd;  vaniti. 
Conceit,  Kon-set,  i».  t.  tu  konsev;  tu  im;ijin. 
Conceited,  Kon-set-ed,  -p.  a.  prTsd;  opinyonativ; 
van.  [yonativneg. 

Conceitedness.   Kon-set-ed-nes,   «.    prjd;  opin- 
Conceivable,  Kon-sev-a-bl,    a.    dat  ma  be  kon- 
sevd.  [konsevaljl. 

Conceivableness,  Kon-sev-a-bl-nes,  tt.  de  bcii) 
Conceivably,  Kon-sev-a-bli,  ad.  in  a  konsevabl 

manor. 
Conceive,  Kon-sev,  «.  t.  tu  admit  intu  de  waam; 

tu  form  in  de  mind;  tu  imajiu. 
Conceiver,  Kon-sev-cr,  n.  wun  hio  konsevz. 
Conceiving,  Kon-sev-ig,  n.    aprehcnjon;  undcr- 

standir). 
Concentrate,  Kon-sen-trat,  v.  t.  tu  brigtuged- 
er,  or  tu  a  senter:  tu  kondena.        [konsentratig. 
Concentration,  Kon-sen-tra-Jon,  ».    de  akt  ov 
CONCENTRATIVENESS,  Kon-sen-tra-tiv-ncs,   n.  de 
p'Ser  ov  konsentrajon.  [komon  senter. 

Concentre,  Kon-sen-tcr,  v.  i.  tu  tend  tu  wun 
Concentric,  Kon-sen-trik,  )  a.    haviij  wun 

CONCENTRICAL,  Kon-son-tri-kal,  (  komon  .senter. 
Concentricity,  Kon-sen-tris-i-ti,  r».  destatov  be- 

ifl  konsentrik. 
CoNCENTUAL,  Kon-sent-yn,-al,  a.  h(^rmonius. 
CoNCEPTACLE,  Kon-sep-ta-kl,  n.  reseptakl;  a  fol- 
ikl.  [sevd. 

CONCEPTiBLE,  Kon-sep-ti-bl,  a.  posibl  tu  be  kon- 
CoNCEPTiON,  Koii-.sep-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  konsevir); 

tir)  kunsEvd;  nojon;  imaj  in  de  mjnd;  tet. 
CoNCEPTiVE,  Kon-sop-tiv,  a.  prodiisiijkonsepjon. 
Concern,  Kon-strn,  v.  t.  tu  beloi);  tu  efekt;  tu 

interest;  tu  disturb;  tu  intermedl. 
Concern,  Kon-sern,  n.  bizno.«;  afi'ir;  interest:  kiir. 
Concerning.  Kon-?ern-ig,  prc/>.  relatiijtu. 
Concernment,   Kon-sern-ment.  n.  konsern;  k^r: 
biznes.  '  [adjust. 

Concert,  Kon-sert,  r.  t.  tu  setl;  tu  kontrjv;  tu 
Concert,  Kon-s6rt,  v.  i.  tu  konsult;  tu  kontrjv. 
Concert,  Kon-sert,  n.  a  plan;  a  mi^zikal  entertan- 

mcnt. 
Concerto,  Kon-ser-to,  n.  [/<.]  a  pes  ov  mi^zik;  o 
konsert.  [konseded;  a  grunt. 

Concession,  Kon-?6J-on,  n.  deaktov  konstdifl:  tip 
CoNCES-siONARY,  Kon-spj-on-a-ri,  a.gi\Tibial^an?. 
Concessive,  Kon-ses-iv,  a.  impljig  konsejon. 
Concessively,  Konsos-iv-lij.W.biwnovkonseJoD. 
Conch,  Koj)k,  «.  a  maren  Jel. 
CoNCiiiTE,  Kofl-kit,  n.  a  pctrifid  /el. 
Conchoid,  K6\)-kerd,  n.  a  kind"  ov  kur^-. 


CoNCHOiDAL,  Koo-kfird-al,  a.   rez^mblio  de  kop- 
kffd.  [koflkoloji. 

CoNCHOLOQiST,  Koo-kol-o-jist,  n.    wun  verst   in 
CoNcuOLOGY,  Kojj-kol-o-ji,  n.  de  sjens  ov  Jelz. 
Conciliate,  Kon-sil-i-at,  r.  t.  tu  gan  bj  favor: 

tu  win;  tu  rekonsji. 

Conciliation,  Kon-sil-i-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  kon- 

siliatifl;  pes.  [ats. 

Conciliator,  Kon-sil-i-a-tor,  n.  wun  bO)  konsili- 

CONCILIATORY,  Kon-sil-i-a-to-ri,    a.    tendij)    tu 

rekonsiliajon;  pasifjip;  perswasiv. 
CoNCiNiTY,  Kon-sin-i-ti,  n.  desensi;  fitnes. 
Concise,  Kon-sjs,  a.  bref;  /ort;  komprehensiv. 
Concisely,  Kon-sjs-li,    ad.  in  a  konsjs   maner: 
_  brefli.  ^  [sjs;  broviti. 

Conciseness,  Kon-sjs-nes,  n.  de  statov  beig  kon- 
Co.vcisiON,  Kon-.sig-on,  n.  de  aktov  kutig  of. 
CoNciTATiON,  Kon-si-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  storig 
up.  [■stkrj  or  Jxt. 

CoNCLAMATiON,    Kon-kla-ma-Jon,   n.     a    jeneral 
Conclave,   Kon-klav,   n.   an  asembli  ov  kqrdin- 
alz.  fij. 

Conclude,  Kon-klq,d,  v.  t.  tudetermin;  tu  fin- 
Conclude,   Kon-kh'id,  v.  i.  tu  end;  tu  infer;  tu 

detormin. 
CoNCLUDER,  Kon-kh'^d-cr,   n.  wun  hot)  konklqdz. 
Conclusion,  Kon-khi-jun,  n.  de  akt  ov  konkhidifl; 
final  desijon;  de  kioz;  de  end.  [ig  debat. 

Conclusive,  Kon-khi,-siv,  a.  desjsiv;  final;  end- 
CoNCLusiVELY,  Kon-klii,-siv-li,  ad.  ina'kunklq,si^ 
manor.  [beig  konklq^siv. 

Conclusiveness,  Kon-klq-siv-nes,  n.  de  stat  or 
CoNcoAGULATE,  Kon-ko-ag-yii,-lat,  v.  t.  tu  kon- 

jel  lugeder. 

CoNCOAGULATiON,  Kon-ko-ag-yq,-Ia-Jon,  >i.  de  akt 

ov  koagyqlatig.  [rjpn. 

Concoct,  Kon-kokt.  v.  t.  tu  dijest;  tu  px^rif  j:  tu 

Concoction,  Kon-kok-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  konkoktig: 

dijestyon.  [natyi|,r. 

CoNCOCTiVE,    Kon-kok-tiv,    a.    ov  a    konkoktig 

Concomitance,    Kon-k6m-i-tan.s,     )   n.  de  akt 

CoNCOMiTANCY,     Kon-kom-i-tau-si,  j     er  .stat  ov 

subsi-tig  wid  sumtig  els.  [atendig. 

Concomitant,    Kon-kom-i-tant,  a.   akumpaniig: 

Concomitant,   Kon-kom-i-tant,   «.  an  ateudant; 

a  kompanyon.  [pani  wid  uderz. 

Concomitantly,  Kon-kom-i-tant-li,  a(/.  inkum- 

CONCORD,  Kon-kord,  n.  agremcnt;  yq,nyon;  hc^r- 

'noni.  [dek.s  tu  de  >Skriptyq,rz. 

Concordance,  Kon-kord-ans,  n.  konkerd;— an  in- 

Concordancy,  Kon-kord-an-si,  n.  konkerd. 

Concordant,  Kon-kord-ant,  a.  hqrmonius;  agre- 

ifl.  [kerdant. 

Concordant,  Kon-kord-ant,  n.  dat  hwiq  iz  kon- 

CoNCORDANTLY,    Kon-kord-ant-li,    ad.    in  kon- 

jugkjon.  [venjon. 

Concordat,  Kon-kord-at,  n.  a  kompakt;  a  kon- 

CoNCOUDiST,   Kon-kerd-ist,   n.  a  rjter  ov  a  kon- 

kordans.  *[in  wun  bodi. 

CONCORPORATE,  Kon-kor-po-rat,   r.  t.  tu  yunjt 

Concorporate.    Kon-kor-po-rat,    v.  i.  tu  yiinjt 

intu  wun  bodi.  [in  wun  mas. 

Concorporation,  Kon-kor-pt)-ra-Jon,  n.  yq,nyon 

Concourse,  Kon-kurs,  n.  a  metig;  an  asembli  or 

pepl;  a  multitiid.  [konkrejon. 

Co.ncrement,  Kon-kre-ment,   n.  a  mas  formd  bj 

Concrescence,  Kou-kres-ens,  ii.  grot  bj  yn,nyon 

^  ov  pqrtiklz.  '    [njtip. 

CoxcRESCiVE,  Kon-kros-iv,  a.  groig  tug6der;'yii- 

Concrete,    Kon-kret,    t.  i,   tu  koales  intu  wun 

mas. 
Concrete,  Kon-kret,  v.  t.  tu  form  bj  konkrejon. 
Concrete,   Kon-kret,  «/•  Kon-kret,   j.  formd  bj 
^  konkrejon;  not  ab.strakt;  aplid  tu  a  subjekt. 
Concrete,   Kon-kret.   n.  a  mas  formd  bj  konkre- 
jon. 


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Concretely,  Kon-kryt-li,  er  K6n-kr£t-li,  ad.  in 

a  konkret  inaner. 
CoNCRETEXESS,  Kon-kret-nes,  «..  koagycilajon. 
Concretion,  Kon-kre-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ovkonkrgt- 

11}  a  mas.  _  [iij- 

Concretive,  Kon-krst-iv,  a.  koagyq,lativ:  koales- 
CoNCUBiNAGE,  Kon-k4-bi-naj,  n.  de  akt  ov  liv- 

ii)  wid  a  wiaman  az  a  wif,  do  not  marid. 
Co.vcuBiNAL,  Kon-ki\,-bi-nal,        )    a.  rElatii)  tui 
CoxcuBiNART,  Kon-k4-bi-na-ri,  )       konki|,binrij; 

er  tu  a  k6r)ki|bin. 
Concubine,  Koy-'kix-bjn,   i;.   a  waman   kept  in 

konkii,binaj.  [zjrz:  lust. 

Concupiscence,  Kon-kT\-pis-ens,  n.  iregyixlar  de- 
CoNcurisCENT,  Kon-kii,-pis-ent,  a.  lustful:  lq,d; 

seujii^al.  [zir:  eger. 

CoNCUPisciBLE,  Kon-k4-pis-i-bI,  a.  impresiij  dz- 
CONCUR,  Kon-kdr,   v.  i.  tu  met  in  wun  pffut;  tu 

agre.  [iij:  yiinyon. 

Concurrence,  Kon-kdr-ens,  n.  Az  akt  ov  konkur- 
Concurrent,  Kon-kur-eiit,  a.  aktit)  in  kdnjuijk- 

Jon:  yiyiitiij.  [yi|tori  koz. 

Concurrent,  Kon-kur-ent,  «.  ajernt  er  kontiib- 
Concurrently,  Kon-kdr-ent-li,  ad.  in  an  agreii) 

maner. 
Concussion.  Kon-kuJ-on,  w.  de  akt  ov  Jakiij:  aj- 

itajon;  de  stat  ov  beig  Jakn.  [iij. 

CoNcussiVE.  Kou-kus-iv,  a.  havii)  de  p-Serov  Jak- 
CoNDEMN,    Kon-dem,  v.  t.  i\\  find  gilti;  txa  dam 

tu  punijment:  tuscnji^r;  tu  blam.  [pabl. 

CoxDEMNABLE,    Kon-diim-na-bl,  a.  blamabl;  kul- 
Condemnation,  Kon-dem-na-Jon,  n.   de  akt  ov 

kondemnii);  a  sentens  ov  punijment;  sever  scnjixr. 
Condemnatory,    Kon-dem-na-to-ri,   a.   irapljiij 

kondemnajon. 
Condemner,  Kon-dem-ner,  n.  wan  hcD  kondemz. 
Condensable,  Kon-dens-a-bl,  a.    kapabl  ov  kou- 

densajon.  [tia  kondens. 

Condensate,  Kon-den-sat,   v.  t.   tu  mak  tiker: 
Condensate,  Kon-den-sat,  v.  i.  tu  gro  tiker;  tu 

kondens. 
Condensate,  Kon-den-sat,  a.  madtik:  kondenst. 
Condensation,   Kon-den-sa-Jon,   n.    de   akt  ov 

makii)  mor  dens.  [kondens. 

Condensative,    Kou-den-sa-tiv,   a.    tendiij    tu 
Condense,  Kon-dens,  v.  t.  tu  mak  mor  dens;  tu 

tikn. 
Condense,  Kon-dens,   v.  i.  tu  gro  dens,  or  tik. 
Condense,  Kon-dens,  a.  tik;  dens;  kompakt. 
Condenser,  Kon-dens-er,  n.  heordat  hwiq  kon- 

densez;  a  metalik   vesel  for   kondensig  q,r   er 

stem.  [nes. 

CONDENSITY,  Kon-den-si-ti,  )i.  kondensaJon:dens- 
Condescend,  Kon-de-send.  r.  t.  tu  desend  from 

stiperior  rai)k;  tu  yeld;  tu  submit;  tu  stdip. 
Condescendence,  Kon-de-send-ens,  n.  voluntari 

submijon.  [hvimiliajon. 

Condescending,    Kon-de-s^nd-ii),  n.    voluntari 
Condescending,  Kon-de-send-ig,  fp.  a.   stoopiij: 

kjnd;mEk.  [st^perioriti.' 

Condescension,  Kon-de-sen-Jon,  »i.  desent  from 
Condign,  Kon-djn,  a.  merited;  dezervd;  fit. 
Condignity,  Kon-dig-ni-ti,  n.  merit:  dezert. 
CoNDiGNLV,  Kon-djn-li,  ad.  dczervedli. 
Condignness,  Kon-djn-nes,  n.  st^tablnes. 
Condiment,  K6n-di-ment,  n.  a  sezniij;  a  sos. 
CoNDisciPLE,  Kon-di-sj-pl,  n.   a  felcD  disjpl. 
CONDITE,  Kon-djt,  I),  t.  tu  pikl;  tu  preztSrv. 
Condition,    Kon-diJ-on,  n.  kwoliti:  stat;  'temper: 

ragk;  stipytilajon;  termz  ov  kompakt. 
Condition,   Kon-diJ-on,   v.  i.   tu  kontrakt;  tu 

Btipyrilat.  [dijonz. 

Conditional,  Kon-diJ-on-al,   a.  kontanig  kon- 
Conditionahty,  Kon-diJ-on-al-i-ti,  n.   de   stat 

ov  beig  kondijonal.  [limitajonz. 

Conditionally,  Kon-diJ-on-al-i,  ad.  wid  sertcn 


CoNDiTiONARY,  Kon-diJ-on-a-ri,  a.  stipyq,lated. 
Conditioned,  Kon-diJ-ond,  a.  havig  kwolitiz  er 

propertiz,  gud  er  bad;  stipyx|lated. 
Condole,    Kon-dol,   v.  i.  tu  lament  wid,  and  for 
Condole,  Kon-dol,  v.  t.  tu  lament  wid.      [uderz. 
CoNDOLEMENT,  Kon-dol-mcnt,   n.    gref;  kondol- 

ens.  [soroz. 

Condolence,   Kon-dol-ens,   n.   gref  fer  andderz 
CoNDOLER,  Kon-d61-er, ».  wunho)  kondolz.    [ens. 
Condoling,  Kon-dol-ig,  n.  eksprejon  ov  kondol- 
CoNDOMA,    Kon-d6-ma,  n.  a  spejez  ov  antelop. 
Condor,  K6n-dor,  n.  a  veri  Iqrj  berd;de  grat  vult- 

Conduce,  Kon-di^s,  ».  s.  tu  tend;  tu  kontribjq,t. 
CoNDUCEMENT,  Kon-di|,s-ment,  n.  tendensi. 
CoxDuciBLE,   Kon-di\,-si-bl,  a.    promotig;  tend- 

ig  tu. 
CoxDUCiBLENESS,  Kon-di],-si-bl-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 

ov  kondti,sig.  [adig. 

Conducive,   Kon-di^-siv,  a.    tendig  tu  kondi^s: 
CoNDuciVENESS,  Kon-dii,-siv-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

koudii^sig.  [demenor. 

Conduct,    Kon-dukt,   n.    manajment;   behavyor; 
Conduct,  Kon-dukt,  v.  t.  tu  led;  tu  direkt;  tia 

manaj. 
CoxDUCTOR,  Kon-duk-tor,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  kon- 

dukts:  a  leder;  qef:  manajer;  direktor. 
Conductress,   Kon-duk-tros,    n.   a.  wuman  hco 

kondukts.  [kanal. 

Conduit,  Kon-dit,  nr  Kdn-dit,  »i,  a  weter-pjp;  a 
Conduplication,  Kon-dq,-pli-ka-Jon,  n.  a  dub- 

lig:  a  diiplikat. 
Condyle,  K6n-dil,  n.  de  riinded  hed  ov  a  bon. 
Cone,  KcDn,  ii.  a  solid  bodi  in  de  form  ov  a  Jugar 

lof.  [gedcr;  tu  qat. 

Confabulate,  Kon-fab-yi^-lat,  v.  i.  tu  tek  tu- 
Confabulation,  Kon-fab-yn,-la-Jon,  n.  tek;  kon- 

versajon. 
CoNFABULATORY,  Kon-fab-yq,-la-to-ri,  a.  belogig 

tu  pratl.  [mets. 

CoNFECT,  Kon-fekt,  v.  t.  tu  mak  up  intu  swet- 
Confect,  Kon-fekt,  n.  a  swetmet;  a  konfekjon. 
Confection,  Kon-fek-Jon,  n.  a.  swetmet;  a  pre- 

z^i-v.  [swetmets. 

Confectioner,  Kon-fek-Jon-cr,  n.   a  maker  ov 
Confectionery,  Kon-fek-Jon-er-i,  n.  swetmetf 

in  jeneral;  a  plas  for  swetmets. 
Confederacy,  Kon-fed-er-a-si,  n.  a  leg;  a  fed- 
eral kompakt. 
Confederate,  Kon-fed-er-at,  v.  t.  tujefnaleg. 
Confederate,  Kon-fed-er-at,  a.  yq,njted  in  a  leg; 

aljd. 
Confederate,    Kon-fed-er-at,    n.    an   alj.    an 

akomplis.  [konfederasi. 

Confederation,  Kon-fed-er-a-Jon,  n.  a  leg;  a 
Confer,  Kon-fer,  v.  i.  tu  diskors:  tm  konsdlt. 
Confer,  Kon-fer,  i\  t.  tu  giv;  tu  besto;  tu  grant. 
Conference,  Kon-fer-ens,  n.  fermal  diskors;  a 
CONFERRER,  Kon-fer-er,  n.  wun  hO)  konferz.  [pqrli. 
Conferva,  Kon-fer-va,  n.  river-wed;  h^r-wed. 
Confess,  Kon-fes,  v.  t.  tu  aknolej;   tu  on;  txi 

grant;  tu  her  de  konfejon  ov,  az  a  prest. 
Confess,  Kon-fes,   t-.  i.   tu  mak  konfejon;  tu 

reve'l.  [pritabli. 

Confessedly,  Kon-fes-ed-li,  ad.   avsedli;  indis- 
Confession,  Kon-feJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  konfesig: 

aknolejment;  profejon;  avsal. 
Confessional,  Kon-feJ-on-al,  n.  a  konfejon  qar. 
CoNFESsiONARY,  Kon-feJ-on-a-ri,  ?i.  a  konf ejonal. 
CoNFESSiONARY,   Kon-feJ-on-a-ri,  a.  belogig  tu 

konfejon.  [fesez  hiz  fat. 

CoNFESSiONiST,  Kon-feJ-on-ist,  n.  wun  boo  pro- 
CoNFESSOR,   Kon-fes-or,  6/*  K6n-fes-or,  n.   wun 

h(D  maks  profejon  ov  hiz  fat  in  de  fas  ov  danjer: 

wun  hoa  herz  konfejonz. 
CoNFEST,  Kon-fest,  a.  avsd. 


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Confidant,  K6n-fi-dant,  n.  a  konfidcnjal  frcnd: 

wiin  trusted  wid  SEkret;--.  [dens. 

Confide,  Kon-fjd,  v.  t.  tu  trust;  tu  hav  konfi- 
CoNFlDE,  Kon-fjd,  V.  t.  tu  trust;  tu  intrust. 
Confidence,  K6n-fi-dens,  n.  ferm  belef;  aji^rans; 

krcdit;  rcljans;  boldnes.  [imi)qdent. 

C0NFiDENT,'K6n-fi-dent,  a.  pozitiv;  diirin;  bold: 
Confident,  K6n-fi-dent,  n.  a  konf idant, /i«2y  «f . 
Confidential,  Kon-£i-den-Jal,  a.  prjvat;  trusti: 

fntful.  _         [fer. 

Confidently,  K6n-fi-dent-li,  ad.  wid"8t  d'st  er 
Confidentness,   K6n-fi-dent-nes,  n.  konfidens; 

aJurans. 
CoNFiDER,  Kon-fid-er,  n.  wun  hO)  konfidz. 
Configurate,  Kon-fig-yn-rat,  v.  i.  tu  Jo  lik  de 

aspokts  ov  ds  planets  toardz  eq  uder. 
Configub-\TION,  Kon-fig-yq,-ra-/on,  n.  eksternal 

form;  figyT^r.  [eni  form. 

Configure,  Kon-fig-jnir,  v.  t.  tu  disp6z  intu 
Conkinable,  Kon-fin-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  knnf  jnd. 
Confine,  K6n-f  jn,  «.  komon  b^sndari;  border;  ej. 
Confine,  Kon-fjn,  «/r  Kon-fjn,  v.  i.   tu  border 

upon.  [n-stran. 

Confine,  Kon-fjn,  w.  t.  tu  limit;  tu  Jut  up;  tu 
Con'fineless,  Kon-f  jn-les,  a.  bTsndles;  wid^st  end. 
Confinement,  Kon-fin-ment,  n.  impriznment;  re- 

strant. 
Confiner,  Kon-f  jn-er,  n.  a  restraner;  a  berderer. 
CoNFiNiTV,  Kon-fin-i-ti,  n.  ntrnes;  naborhud. 
Confirm,    Kon-ferm,  v.  t.  tu  put  past  d-st:  tu 

sctl;  tu  establij:  tu  admit  tia  komi|^n)'-on. 
Confirmable,  Kon-ferm-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  bgii) 

konfermd. 
Confirmation,  Kon-fer-ma-Jon,   n.    &e  akt  ov 

konfermig;    cvidens;    konvinslj)    testimoni;    an 

ekkziastikal  rjt.  [tia  konferm. 

Confirmative,"  Kon-ferm-a-tiv,  a.  bavig  ji-ser 
Confirmator,  Kon-fer-ma-tor,  n.  wun  boo  kon- 

fermz. 
Confirmatory,  Kon-ferm-a-to-ri,  a.    dat  servz 

tu  konferm. 
CoNFiRMEDNESS,  Kon-ferm-cd-ncs,  n.  de  stat  ov 

beii)  konfermd. 
CoNFiRMER,  Kon-f erm-er,  n.  wun  hcb  konfermz. 
CoNFiRMiNGLY,  Kon-ferm-ij-li,  ad,  wid  konfer- 

majon. 
Confiscable,  Kon-fis-ka-bl,  a.  liabl  tu  ferfityq^r. 
Confiscate,  Kon-fis-kat,  v.  t.  tia  transfer  prjvat 

properti  tu  de  stat;  tu  kez  tia  be  ferfitcd. 
Confiscate,  Kon-fis-kat,  a.  forfited  tu  de  publik. 
Confiscation,  Kon-fis-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  kon- 

fiskatii).  [kats. 

Confiscator,  K6n-fis-ka-tor,  «.  -wun  hoD  konfis- 
CONFISCATORY,  Kon-fis-ka-to-ri,  a.  konsjnig  tu 

forfitytir.  [cr. 

Conflagrant,  Kon-fla-grant,  a.  bumifl  tuged- 
CONFLAGRATION,    Kon-fla-gra-JoD,  n,   a  grat  er 

jeneral  fir.  [tugeder. 

Conflation,  Kon-fla-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  bloig 
Conflict,  Kon-flikt,  v.  i.  tu  striv;  tu  kontest; 

tu  fit.  ■  [strugl. 

Conflict,  K6n-flikt,  n.  koli;?on;  kontest;  stnf; 
Confluence,  Kon-fh^-ens,  n."  de  ju^kjon  ov  xca 

or  mor  strrmz;  a  konkors;  kolekjon;  konkurcns. 
Confluent,  K6n-flt\,-ent,  n.  a  tribyqtari  strem. 
Conflux.  K6n-fluks,  n.  yq,nyon  ov  several  kur- 

ents;  a  krrd.  [form. 

Conform,  Kon-form,  v.  f.  tu  mak  Ijk,  or  ov  wun 
Conform,  Kon-form,  r.  /.  tu  komplj'wid;  tu  veld. 
Conformable,  Kon-f 6rm-a-bl,  a.  agreabl;  si{tabl; 

konsistent.  [abli. 

Conformably,  Kon-form-a-bli,  ad.  aCTeabli;  sn,t- 
Conformate,  Kon-form-nt,  a.  havij)  it  sam  form. 
Conformation,    Knn-for-ma-Jon,  n.    de   akt  ov 

konformiii;  l^knes  ov  form:  form;  struktyi^r. 
CoNFORMER,  Kon-form-er.  n.  wun  hcD  konfermz. 


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Conformist,  Kon-form-ist,  n.  wun  hcD  konfermj 

or  komjiljz  wid  de  wurjip  ov  de   establijt  qurq. 
Conformity,  Kon-f6rm-i-ti,  n.   kompljans;  sim- 

iliti^d. 
Confound,  Kon-f'snd,  v.  t.  tu  mij)gl;   tu  per- 

pl^ks;   tu  astonij;    tu   stq^pefj;   tu  destr*;  tta 

ovcrtro.  [fiizd;— enormus. 

Confounded,  Kon-f-snd-cd,t  p.  a.  mikst;  kon- 
CoNFOUNDEDLY,  Kon-f-»nd-ed-li,t  ad.  enermuali. 
Confoundedness,  Kon-f-snd-ed-nes,    n.  stat  ov 

beir)  konf-^ndcd. 
CoNFOUNDER,  Kon-f-snd-cr,  n.  wun  hot)  konf -sndz. 
Confraternity,  Kon-fra-ter-ni-ti,  n.  a  relijus 

bruderhud.  '  [agenst. 

CoNFRiCATiON,  Kon-fri-ka-JoD,  n.  akt  ov  rubig 
Confront,  Kon-frunt,  v.  t.  tu  fas;  tu  ojxJz;  tu 

korap4r.  [fruntifl. 

Confrontation,  Kon-frun-ta-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  kon- 
CoNFUSE,  Kon-fi|z,  V.  t.  tu  konfisnd ;  tu   miks : 

tu  perpleks.  [klerli! 

Confusedly,  Kon-f 4z-ed-li,  ad.  indistigktii;  not 
CoNFUSEDNESS,  Kon-fii,z-ed-nes,  n.  wont  ov  dis- 

tiflktnes. 
Confusion,  Kon-fi\,-;?on,  n.  iregyi\,lar  mikstyq,r: 

tiinuilt:  disorder:  uvertro;  astonijment.     [fitted. 
Confutable,  Kon-f I'^t-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  kon- 
CoNFUTANT,  Kon-fx|t-ant,  n.  wun  hit  konfiits. 
Confutation,  Kon-fix-ta-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  konfii.t- 

ii):  refi^tajon.  [disprcfcv. 

Confute,  Kon-f^t,  t>.  t.  tu  konvikt  ov  eror;  tu 
CoNFUTER.  Kon-f i|t-er,  »i.  wun  boo  konfqts. 
Conge,  K6n-je,  n.  [/>•.]  de  akt  ov  reverens;  a  b'S; 

kurtesi;  lev;  f^rwel; — a  sort  ov  moldig. 
Conge,  K6n-je,  ar  Kon-je,  v.  i.  tu  tak  lev. 
Congeal,  Kon-jel,  v.  t.  tu  turn,  bj  frost,  from  a 

flq,id  tu  a  solid  stat;  tu  frez.  [kold. 

Congeal,  Kon-jel,  v.  i.  tu  gader  intu  a  mas  bj 
Congealable,  Kon-jel-a-bl,  a.  suseptibl  ov  kon- 

JElaJon.  [konjeld. 

CoNGEALEDNESS,  Kon-jel-ed-ncs,  n.  stat  ov  beiij 
Concealment,  Kon-jel-ment,  n.   konjelajon;  a 

klot. 
Conge'  d'e'lire,  K6n-ja  da-ler,  n.   [Fr.]   in   Ir/- 

glanil,  de  kigz  permijon  tu  a  den  and  qapter  tu 

q(Dz  a  bijop.  [ig  from  a  flq,id  tu  a  solid. 

Congelation,  Kon-je-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  qanj- 
CoNGENER,  K6n-je-ner,  n.  [Z.]  wun  ov  de  sam 

natyv.  [jenus. 

Congeneric,  Kon-je-ner-ik,  a.  beig  ov  de  sam 
Congenial,  Kon-je-ni-al,  er  Kon-jen-yal,  a.   ov 

de  sam  natj-i^r;  kindred;  kognat;  similar. 
Congeniality,  Kon-je-ni-.^l-i-ti,   ;   n.    stat    ov 
Congenialness,  Kon-je-ni-al-nes,  \       beig  kon- 

jenial. 
CoNGENious,  Kon-JE-ni-us,  a.  ov  de  sam  kind. 
Conger,  Koij-ger,  n.  de  se-el. 
Congeries,  Kon-je-ri-ez,  »i.  a  mas  ov  smel  bodiz. 
Congest,  Kon-jest,  v.  t.  tu  hep  up;  tu  gader 

tugeder. 
Congestion,  Kon-jest-yon,  n.  a  kolekjon  ov  mat- 
er; an  aki^mi^lajon,  az  ov  blud  or  hq,morz. 
Congestive,  Kon-jes-tiv,  a.  impljig  konjestyon. 
Congiary,  K6n-ji-a-ri,  j».  a  gift  mad  bj  de  Ro- 
man emperorz  tu  de  pepl. 
Conglaciate,  Kon-gla-Ji-at,  t'.  «.  tu  turn  tu  j?. 
Conglaciation,  Kon-gla-Ji-a-Jon,  n.  de   akt  er 

stat  ov  licii)  (janjd  intu  is.  [a  bel. 

Conglobatk,  Kon-glij-bat,  v.  t.  tu  gader  intu 
Conglobate,    Kon-gl6-bat,   a.   molded  intu  a 

ferm  bol.  [form. 

Conglobatelv,  Kon-glu-bat-li,  ad.  in  a  sfcrikal 
CoNGLOBATioN,  Kon-glo-ba-Jon,  n.  kolekjon  intu 

a  bol. 
CoNGLOBULATE,  Kon-gl6b-yq,-lat,  v.  i.  tu  gader 

intu  a  globyq^l.  [a  bel. 

Conglomerate,  Kon-gliim-er-at,  a.  gaderd  intu 


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CoxGLOMERATiON,  Kon-glom-cr-a-Jon,  n.  kolek- 

Jon  inta  Q  bol.  [tia  reyqnjt. 

CONGLUTINATE,  Kon-gl4-ti-nat,  V.  t.  tm  sement; 
CONGLUTINATE,  Kon-glq,-ti-Dat,  V.  i.  ta  koales; 

tu  yqnjt.  [er. 

CoNGLUTiNATE,  Kon-gl4-ti-nat,  a.  jernd  ttaged- 
CoNGLUTiNATiON,  Kon-g^-ti-na-Jon,  n.   de  akt 

ov  yiinjtiij  bodiz.  [tu  yiinjt. 

CoNGLLTiNATiVE,   Kon-gl^-ti-na-tiv,   a.    tendig 
CoNGLUTiNATOR,  Kon-gh],-ti-na-tor,  ti.  he  er  dat 

hwiq  yunjts. 
Congo,  K6r)-go,  n.  a  spejez  ov  blak  te. 
CoNGRATULANT,  Kon-grat-yn-lant,  a.  rejersiij  in 

partisipajon. 
Congratulate,  Kon-grat-yix-lat,  v.  t.  tu  wij  jer 

tu;  tia  fslisitat  on  sum  hapi  event. 
Congratulate,  Kon-grat-yix-lat,  v.  i.  tu  rejffs 

in  partisipajon.  [prejon  ov  jer. 

Congratulation,  Kon-grat-yi|-la-Jon,  n.  an  eks- 
CoNGRATULATOR,  Kon-grat-yq,-la-tor,  n.  wun  h(D 

kongratyxj^lats. 
Congratulatory,  Kon-grat-yT|,-la-to-ri,  a.  eks- 

presii)  er  wijii)  jar. 
Congregate,  K6r)-gre-gat,  v.  t.  tu  kolekt  tu- 

geder;  tu  gader.  [met. 

Congregate,  Koij-gre-gat,  v.  i.  tu  asembl;   tu 
Congregate,  K6i)-gre-gat,  a.  kolekted;  koijgre- 

gated.  [an  asembli. 

Congregation,  Korj-gre-ga-Jon,   n.   a   kolekjon; 
Congregationax,  Koij-gre-ga-Jon-al,  a.  pertan- 

ig  tu  a  kuijgregajon,  or  tu  de  Koggregajonalists: 

publik. 
Congregationalist,    Kog-gre-ga-Jon-al-ist,    n. 

wun  ov  a  relijus  sekt. 
Congress,  Kog-gres,  n.  a  metig:  an  asembli;  de 

lejislatj-i|r  ov  de  Yn,njted  Stats. 
Congressional,  Kog-greJ-on-al,  a.  relatii)  tu  de 

koijgres  ov  de  Yi|njted  Stats;  parlimentari. 
CoNGRESSiVE,    Koi)-gres-iv,  a.   kumig  tugeder; 

konfliktii). 
CoNGRUE,  Kon-grc6,  v.  i.  tu  agre;  tu  sq,t. 
Congruence,  Kori-grdB-ens,    )  . 

Congruency;  Kon-|rd.-en-si,  i  "•  agrement. 
Congruent,  Kog-grco-ent,  a.  agreig:  korespond- 

ent. 
CoNGRUiTT,  Kon-grifi-i-ti,  n.  s^tablnes;  konsist- 

ensi;  fitnes;  a  proper  adaptajon.  [met. 

Congruous.  Kog-graj-us,  a.  agreabl;  sT^tabl;  fit; 
Congruously,  Kog-grco-us-li,  ad.  si^tabli;  kon- 

sistentli. 
Conic,  K6n-ik,  )  a.  havig  de  ferm  ov  a  kon; 

Conical,  K6n-i-kal,  i      relatig  tu  a  kon  and  its 

sekjonz. 
CoNiCALLY,  K6n-i-kal-i,  ad.  'n  de  ferm  ova  kon. 
CoNics,  Kon-iks,  n.  pi.  de  doktrin  ov  konik  sek- 
jonz. 
Conic  sections,    K6n-ik  sek-Jonz,   n.  pi.    Ijnz 

fermd  bj  de  intersekjonz  ov  a  plan  wid  de  sur- 

fas  ov  a  kon.  [ikal  f reot. 

Coniferous,^  Ko-nif-er-us,  a.  b<i,rifl  konz,  or  kon- 
CONIFOEM,  K6-ni-ferm,  a.  in  de  form  ov  a  kon. 
Conistea,  Ko-nis-tra,  n.  de  pit  ov  a  tcater. 
CoNJECTURABLE,  Kon-jekt-yq,-ra-bl,  a.  posibl  tu 

be  gest.  [konjektyiy. 

Conjectural,  Kon-jekt-yq,-ral,  a.  dependig  on 
Conjecturally,  Kon-jekt-yn,-ral-i,  ad.  bj  kon- 

jcktyi^r  or  ges. 
Conjecture,  Kon-jekt-y^r,  n.  a  gca;  an  jdca. 
Conjecture,  Kon-jekt-yr^r,  v.  t.  tu  juj  bj  gcs:— 

V.  i.  tu  form  konjektyi;rz. 
Conjectueer,  Kon-jekt-yr^-rer,  n.  a  geser. 
Conjoin,  Kon-jtrn,  «.  t.  tu  yunjt;  tu  a.soJiat. 
Conjoin,  Kon-j(^n,  v.  i.  tu  leg;  tu  yiinjt. 
Conjoint,  Kon-jent,  a.  yt|njted;  kon^kted;  aso- 

Jiated.  [geder. 

Conjoi.ntly,   Kon-jffnt-li,    ad.    in  yq,nyon:  tu- 


Conjugal,  K6n-jq,-gal,  a.  relatig  tu  marij;  mat- 
rimonial. 
Conjugally,  K6n-jn,-gal-i,  ad.  matrim(&niali. 
Conjugate,  K6n-jn,-gat,  v.  t.  tu  dekljn  or  inflekt, 

az  a  verb. 
Conjugate,  K6n-jq,-gat,  a.  a  kovj^gat  dia?ncte}- 

\z  a  rjt  Ijn,  bjsektig  de  transvers  djameter. 
Conjugation,  Kon-jq-ga-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  kon- 

jH^atig;  yiyiyon;  de  form  ov  iuflektig  verbz. 
Conjunct,  Kon-jiigkt,   a.    konjffnd;  konkurent: 

yipited.  [ektLg  ward. 

CoNJU.N'CTiON,  Kon-jiigk-Jon,  n.  yn,nyon;  a  kon- 
CoNJUNCTiVE,  Kon-jiigk-tiv,    a.    klosli  yv^njled: 

yiyiitiij-  [Jon. 

Conjunctively,  Kon-jugk-tiv-li,  ad.  in  konjugk- 
I  Conjunctiveness,  Kon-jugk-tiv-nes,  n.  de  kwol- 

iti  ov  jffnig.  [yon. 

Conjunctly,  Kon-jugkt-li,  ad.  jerntli;  in  yn,n- 
Conjuncture,  Kon-jugkt-yq,r,  n.  yi^nyon;  kom- 

binajon  ov  events;  a  krjsis;  an  okagon. 
Conjuration,    Kon-Jn,-ra-Jon,    ?».   inkantajon;  a 

plot.  [emli. 

Conjure,  Kon-jvir,  f.  t.  tu  sumon  er  enjtrn  sol- 
CoNJURE,  Kun-ji],r,  v.  t.  tid  inflij^ens  bj  majik. 
Conjure,  Kiin-ji^r,  v.  i.  tu  praktis  ^qrmz. 
Conjurer,  Kun-jn-rer,  n.  an  encjunter. 
Connascence,    Kon-as-ens,    v.    komon    bert    er 

orijin. 
Connate,  Kou-at,  a.    born   wid   aniidcr;   ov  de 

sam  bert;  groig  tugeder. 
Connatural,  Kon-at-yi\,-ral,  a.  konekted  bj  nat- 

yt],r;  partakig  ov  de  sam  natyqr. 
Connaturality,  Kon-at-j'n-ral-i-ti,   n.    yq,nyon 

bj  natyi|r.  [ekt  bj  natyqr. 

Connaturalize,  Kon-at-yq-ral-jz,  i;.  ^.'tu  kon- 
Connaturally,  Kon-.at-yii,-ral-i,  ad.   bj  natyn,r: 

orijinali. 
Connaturalness,  Kon-at7yi],-ral-nes,  n,  stat  ov 

beig  konatyi],ral.  [yiinjt. 

Connect,  Kon-ekt,  v.  t.   tu  jern;  tu  ligk;  tu 
Connection,   Kon-dk-Jon,   n.   yqnyon;  jugkjon: 

a  relajon. 
Connective,  Kon-ek-tiv,  n.  dat  hwiq  konekts. 
Connectively,  Kon-ek-tiv-li,  ad.  in  konjugkjon. 
Connexion,  Kon-ek-Jon,   n.  yrinyoii.    Se  ( Oon- 

nediim.')  [tu  an  akt. 

Connivance,  Kon-j-vans,  n.  a  voluntari  bljndnes 
Connive,  Kon-jv,  v.  i.  tu  wigk;  tu  ferb^rtu  se. 
Connivent,  Kon-j-vent,  a.  dormant;  notatentiv. 
CoNNiVER,  Kon-jv-er,  n.  wun  hn)  konjvz. 
Connoisseur,  Kon-i-s^r,  n.  [/)•.]  a  juj  in  de  fjn 

qrts,  in  leterz,  er  literatij^r;  a  kritik. 
Connoisseueship,  Kon-i-ser-Jip,  »..  de  skil  ov  a 

koniser. 
Connubial,  Kon-^-bi-al,  a.  nupjal;  matrimoni- 
al; konjqgal.  [tugeder. 
CONNUMERATION,  Kon-n,-mer-a-Jon,  n.  a  reknig 
Conoid,  K6-nerd,  n.  u  figyn,r  rezemblig  a  kon. 
CoNOiDiCAL,  Ko-ntjfd-i-kal,  a.  aproq  tu  a  konik 

ferm.  [wid  anuder. 

CoNOMiNEE,    Kc)-nom-i-ne,    n.    wun    nominated 
Conquer,  K6g-ker,  v.  t.  tu  gan  bj  konkwest;  tu 

overkum;  tu  subdq,. 
Conquer,  K6g-ker,  v.  i.  tu  overkum. 
Conquerable,  K6g-kcr-a-bl,    a.    posibl    tu    bf 

overkum. 
Conqueror,  K6g-ker-or,  n.  wun  hcD  kogkerz. 
Conquest,  K6n-kwest,  er  Kog-kwest,  h.  akt  ov 

kogkerig;  akwizijon  bj  viktori;  viktori;  suks^S. 
Consanguineous,  Kon-san-gwin-e-us,  a.   ov  de 

sam  blud.  [blud. 

Consanguinity,  Kon-san-gwin-i-ti,  n.  relajon  bj 
Conscience,  K6n-Jens,  n.  de  fakulti  ov  noig  rjt 

from  rog;  de  moral  sens;  skrcbpl;  justis. 
Conscientious,  Kon-Ji-en-Jus,  a.   regyT^lated  bj 

kon  Jens;  skicGpij^lus;  just;  egzakt. 


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Conscientiously,   Kon-Ji-dn-Jus-li,  ad.  akerdig 

lu  konjens. 
CoNSCiENTiousNKSS,    Kon-Ji-dn-Ju3-nes,    n.     de 

kwoliti  ov  bei{)  konjieiijus;  skriipq,lusne3. 
CONSCio.VABLE,  Koii-Jon-a-bl,  a.  reznabl. 
CONSCiOXABLY,  K6ii-Jon-a-bli,  ad.   in   a   kon/us 

manor.  [ifl  bi  mental  persepjon. 

Conscious,  K6n-Jus,  a.  noin  wunz  on  tots;  ncj- 
CoxsciOUSLT,  K6n-Ju3-li,  aa.  in  a  konjus  maner. 
Consciousness,  K6n-Jus-nes,  «.  de  persepjon  ov 

hwot  pascz  in  wunz  can  mjnd. 
OONSCEiPT,  Kon-skript,  a.  ritn;  rejisterd;  cnrtald. 

Kniskript  fqderz,  ae  senatorz  ov  Ream. 
Conscript,   Kon-skript,   ».   wun  cnriJld  for  de 

qrmi.  [ov  soljcrz. 

Conscription,  Kon-skrip-Jon,  n.  an  enrolii),  az 
Consecrate,  K6n-se-krat,  v.  t.  tu  mak  sakrcd: 

tu  dcdikat.  [devoted. 

Consecrate,  K<Sn-se-krat,  a.  kon.sekrated;  sakred: 
Consecrated,  K6n-se-krat-cd,  p.  a.  mad  sakred: 

devoted.  [sckratiij. 

Consecration,  Kon-se-kra-Jon,  j).  de  akt  ov  kon- 
CoNSECRATOR,  Kon-SE-kra-tur,   n.   wun  hO)  kon- 

sekrat.x.  [kred. 

CoNSECRATORV.  Kon-SE-kra-to-ri,  a.  makig  sa- 
CoNSECTAEY,  K6n-sek-ta-ri,  a.  konsekwent;  fol- 

oifl.  [premisiz. 

('OXSECTARY,  KoH-sek-ta-ri,  n,  a  dcdukjon  from 
ToNSECUTiON,  Kon-SE-ki|,-Jon,  n.  a  tran  ov  kon- 

sekwvnsez.  [suksesiv. 

Consecutive,  Kon-sek-yT^-tiv,  a.  foloig  in  order; 
Consecutively,  Koa-3ek-yn,-tiv-li,  ad.  in  suk- 

sejon. 
(JONSENSION,  Kon-sen-Jon,  n.  agrement;  akord. 
Consent,    Kon-sent,    k.    agrement  ;    komplians ; 

asdnt. 
Consent,  Kon-sent,  v.  i.  tu  yeld;  tu  agre;  tu 

aseut. 
Consentaxeous,    Kon-3cn-ta-ne-us,    a.    agreabl 

tu;  akordant.  [abli. 

Consentaneously,  Kon-scn-ta-ne-us-li,  ad.  agre- 
Consextaneousness,    Kon-sen-ta-ne-us-nes,    n. 

agrement. 
CONSENTEB,  Kon-sent-er,  n.  wun  hot)  konsents. 
Consentient,  Kon-sen-Jent,  a.  agreiij. 
Consequence,  K6n-se-kwcns,  n.  de  cfektova  koz: 

«n  infercns;  event:    ij^;  importans:  moment. 
Consequent.  K6n-se-kwent,  a.  foloiij  natyxxrali. 
Consequential,  Kon-.^e-kwen-Jal,  a.   foloir),  az 

de  efekt ;    konsekwent; — important ;   konseted  ; 

pompus.  [konsekwens. 

Consequentially,  Kon-se-kwen-Jal-i,  ad.  bi 
Conseque.vti  ALNESS,    Kon-se-kwcn-Jal-nos,     v. 

rdgyrilfir  konsekuJon. 
Consequently,  Kon-se-kwcnt-li,  ad.   bi  konse- 

kwens.  [konekjon. 

CoNSEQUENTXEse,  KoH-SE-kwent-nes,  n.  r^gyrilar 
CoNSERVABLE,  Kon-8^rv-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beip 

kept. 
Conservancy,  Kon-serv-an-si,  n.  konservajon. 
Conservant,  Kon-serv-ant,    a.    dat   prez^rvz    nr 

konthiynz.  [zervij). 

Coxservation,  Kon-ser-va-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  pre- 
CoNSERVATiSM.  Kon-3^rv-a-tiz-m,  w.  opozijon  tu  j 

'i'ln.i-  _  [tu  prezfirv.  I 

Conservative,  Kon-sorv-a-tiv,  a.  havip  de  pVer  [ 
CoxSERVATiVE,  Kon-s«^rv-a-tiv,  n.  wun  hcD  opoz- ' 

ez  ratlikal  (janj.  [zervz.  - 

Coxservator,  K6n-ser-va-t«r,  n.  wun  hift  pre- 
Conservatory,  Kon-serv-a-to-ri,  n.  a.  plas  fer  \ 

prrzcrvig.  ^  [konser\'ativ.  I 

Conservatory,  Kon-3^rT-a-lo-ri,  a.  prezervativ; 
Conserve,  Kon-.sc'rv,  v.  t.  tu  prezerv;  tu  kandi  i 

froDt.  ■  [froDt.i 

Coxserve,  Kon-sfrv,  n.  a  swetmet ;  prez^rvd 
CoxSERVER.  Kon-serv-er,  n.  wun  hio  konservz.      ' 

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CoxsiDER,  Kon-sid-er,   r.  t.  tu  tLgk  upon ;  tu 

pond6r.      ^  [erat. 

Consider,  Kon-sid-cr,  i'.  i,  tu  reflekt;  tu  delib- 
CoxsiDEEABLE,  Kon-sid-cr-a-bl,  a.  wurdiovkon- 

siderajon;  respektabl;  important;  mor  dan  a  litl. 
CONSIDERABLENESS,  Kon-sid-er-a-bl-ncs,   ;».    im- 
portans; valyq,. 
Considerably,  Kon-iid-er-a-bli,  ad.   in  a  kon- 

sidcrabl  degre.  [kwjet. 

Considerate,  Kon-sid-cr-at,  a.  totful;  proKlent; 
Considerately,    Kon-sid-cr-at-li,    ad.    kqmli : 

prijodentli.  [liberajon 

Considerateness,  Kon-sid-cr-at-nes,  n.  kqm  de- 
CoxsiDERATiON,  Kon-sid-er-£i-Jon,   n.    de  akt  ov 

kon.siderir);   priDdens;   kontemplajon;   importana: 

kompensajon.  [erz. 

CoNSiDERER,  Kon-sid-er-er,  n.   wun  hcD  konsid- 
CoxsiDERiNG,  Kon-sid-er-i^,  i>rep.  havig   regard 

tu;  if  al'sans  be  mad  for. 
CoxsiGX,  Kon-fin,  r.  t.  tu  giv  in  trust. 
CoxsiGXEE,  Kon-si-ne,  n.   he  tu  hcDm  gudz  <\t 

sent  or  konsjnd  in  trust. 
CoxsiGXER,  Kon-sin-er,  n.  wun  ho)  konsjnz. 
Coxsigxikicatiox,  Kon-sig-ni-fi-ka-j"on,  n.  sim- 
ilar signifikajon. 
CoxsiGXMEXT,  Kon-sjn-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  kon- 

sjnig;  dat  hwiq  iz  konsjnd. 
CoxsiGXOR,  Kon-si-nor,  n.  wun  hco  konsjnz. 
CoxsiMiLAR,  Kon-sim-i-lar,    a.    havig    a   komon 

rezemblans.  [blans. 

CoxsiMiLiTUDE,  Kon-si-mil-i-tn,d,  n.  jffnt  rezem- 
CoxsiST,  Kon-sist,  v.  i.  tu  subsist;  tu  be  kom- 

p6zd  ov. 
CoxsiSTEXCE,  Kon-sist-ens,    )   »i.  de  stat  ov  be- 
CoxsiSTEXCY,  Kon-sist-cn-si,  \       ig  konsistcnt;  a 

fikst  stat;   subsistans;   degre  ov  densiti;  form; 

mak;   kt)ngrcT)iti.  [ant. 

CoxsiSTEXT,  Kon-sist-ent,  a.  konformabl;  akord- 
CoxsiSTEXTLY,  Kon-sist-ent-li,  ad.  in  agrement; 

agreabli.  [konsistori. 

CoxsiSTORiAL,  Kon-sis-to-ri-al,  a.  relatii)    tu  u 
CoxsiSTORY,  Kon-sis-to-ri,  n.  a  spirityt^al  kort; 

an  asembli. 
CoxsOGiATE,  Kon-s6-Ji-at,  n.  an  asojiat. 
CoxsociATE,  Kon-so-Ji-at,  v.  t.  tu  asojiat. 
CoxsociATE,  Kon-so-Ji-at,    v.   i.   tu   koales;  tu 

asojiat. 
CoxsociATiox,  Kon-so-Ji-a-Jon,  n.   aljans;  yi^n- 

yon;  .asojiajon;  an  ekleziastikal  bodi. 
Consolable,  Kon-s61-a-bl,  a.  datmabe  konsold. 
CoxsoLATiON.  Kon-SQ-la-Jon,  n.  kumfort;  alevi- 

ajon:  solas. 
CoxsOLATORY,  Kon-s61-a-to-ri,  a.  afordig    kon- 

solajon;  givii)  kumfort. 
CoxsOLE,  Kon-s(jl,  V.  t.  tu  kumfort;  tu  qsr:  tu 

solas. 
CoxsoLE,  Kon-sol,  n.  a  braket  or  Joldcr-pe.s. 
Consoler,  Kon-861-er,  «.  wua  hot)  kons61z  or  givz 

kumfort.  [solidat. 

CoxsOLiDANT,  Kon-s61-i-dant,  a.  tondig  tu  kon- 
CoNSOLiDATE,  Kun-sol-i-dat.  v.  t.  tu  mak  solid: 

tu  hqrdn.  [solid. 

Consolidate,  Kon-s61-i-dat,  v.  i.  tu  gro  ferm  er 
CoxsoLiD.\TE,   Kon-s61-i-dat,   a.    formd   intu    a 

solid  mas.  [kunsolidatig. 

Consolidation,  Kon-sol-i-da-Jon,  n.   de  akt  ov 
CoxsoLiDATiVE,  Kon-s61-i-da-tiv,  a.  dat  konsol- 

idats.  [transferabl  stoks. 

Consols,  Kon-solz,  er  Kod-s61z,  n.  pi.  a.  sort  ov 
COXSOXANCE,  Kon-so-nans,  j  n.  akerd  ov  s'snd: 
CoxsoNA.NCT.  K6n-so-nan-si,  )  h^nnoni;  agre- 
ment; kimkord.  [agreip. 
CoxsoXAXT,  K6n-so-nant,  a.  agreabl;  konsistcnt: 
CoNSONAXT,  K<Sn-so-nant,  n.  a  leter  roprezentig 

an  qrlikyqiat  STsnd.  [konsonant. 

Consonantal,  Kon-so-nant-al,  a.   rclatig  tu  a 


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Consonantly,  Kon-so-nant-li,   ad.   konsistentli; 

aVeabli.  [agreablnes. 

CONSONANTXESS,  Koii-so-nant-nes,  u.  konsistensi; 
CoNSONOrs.  K6n-so-nus,  a.  agreiij  in  s-snd. 
CoNSOET,  Kon-sort,  «.  a   kompanyon;  a  wjf  er 

huzbaud. 
CoxsoET,  Kon-sert,  r.  /.  tvi  asojiat  wid. 
Consort,  Kon-sort,  r.  t.  tu  jern:  tu  miks;  ta  mari. 
CoxsoKTABLE,  Kon-SQvt-a-bl,  a.  sixtabl;  fit. 
CoxsORTSHiP,  Kon-sart-Jip,  n.  felojip;  pqrtnerjip. 
Coxspicuous,  Kon-spik-yti-us,  a.  obvius  tia  de 

sjt:  eminent. 
CoxsriciousLY,  Kon-spik-ytj,-us-li,  ad.  eminentli; 

rsmqrkabli. 
CoxspicuousNESS,  Kon-splk-yTi-us-nes,   n.    emi- 
nent: sslebriti.  [il  dezin. 
Conspiracy,  Kon-spir-a-si,  n.  kombinajon  fer  an 
CoNSPiEANT,  Kon-spjr-ant,  a.  konspjrii);  plotiij. 
Conspiration,  Kon-spi-ra-Jon,  n.  an  agrement  ov 

mcni.  [a  plot. 

Conspirator,  Kon-spir-a-tor,  n.  a  man  engajd  in 
Conspire,  Kon-spir,  v.  i.  tia  konsert  kqm;  tu  plot. 
CONSPIRER,  Kon-spir-er,   ».   wun  hcD  konspjrz:  a 

konspirator. 
Constable,  Kdn-sta-bl,  n.  a  pes  ofiser. 
CoxsTABLESHip,  Kun-sta-bl-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a 

kunstaljl. 
CoxsTABLEWiCK,  Kun-sta-bl-wik,  n.  ds  distrikt 

ov  a  kunstabl.  [biliti. 

CoxsTAXCV.  K6n-stan-si,  n.  fermnes  ovmind;  sta- 
CoNSTANT,  Kon-stant,  a.  ferm;  fikst;  perpetynal: 

pajcnt;  unqanjii];  rezohxt;  stedi;  perseverig. 
CoN.STANTLV,  KoQ-stant-li,  ad.   perpetyn,ali;  pa- 

Jentli:  formli.  [stqrz. 

Constellate,  Kon-stel-at,  v.  t.  im  dekorat  wid 
Constellation,  Kon-stel-a-Jon,  n.  a  kluster  ov 

fikst  stqrz;  an  asemblaj  ov  ekselensiz. 
Consternation,  Kon-ster-na-Jon,  ?i.  astonijment: 

surprjz.  [kostiv. 

Constipate,  Kon-sti-pat,  v.  t.  tu  tikn;  tu  mak 
Constipation,  Kon-sti-pa-Jon,   n.   kondensajon; 

kostivues.  [konstityq^ents. 

Constituency,  Kon-stit-yTi,-en-si,  »i.  a  bodi  ov 
Constituent,    Kon-stit-yT},-ent,    a.     elEmentari; 

k6nstiti|tiij.  [an  elektor. 

Constituent,  Kon-stit-yq,-ent,  n.  wun  hm  depots: 
Constitute,  K6n-sti-ti|t.  v.  t.  t\a  mak:  tu  ferm: 

tu  kompoz;  tia  dspiit:  tu  apffnt.  [tilts. 

Constitutee,  K6n-sti-ti|t-er,  n.  wun  hcD  konsti- 
CoNSTiTUTiON,  Kon-sti-ti\-Jon,  n.  de  framov  bodi 

er  mind:  de  lez  ov  a  stat;  ferm  ov  guvernment. 
Constitutional,  Kon-sti-ti\-Jon-al,  a.  konsistent 

wid  de  konstiti^Jon:  fundamental;  legal. 
Constitutionalist,  Kon-sri-tii-Jon-al-ist,  j  7i.an 
Constitutionist,  Kon-sti-ti\,-Jon-ist,  i     ad- 

herent tu  de  konstitiiJon. 
Constitutionality,    Kon-sti-tq,-Jon-al-i-ti,     n. 

agrement  or  akordans  wid  de  konstitqjon. 
Constitutionally,  Kon-sti-ti|,-Jon-al-i,  ad.  agre- 

abli  tu,  or  in  akerdans  wid  de  konstituJon. 
Constitutive,  K6n-sti-tTi,-tiv,  a.  dat  konstitq,ts; 

elemental.  [tu  pres. 

Constrain,  Kon-stran,  v.  t.  tu  kompel;  tu  fors; 
Constrainable,  Kon-stran-a-bl,  a.  liabl  tU  kon- 

.stran. 
Consteainer,  Kon-stran-er,  n.  wun  hoo  konstranz. 
CoNSTEAiNT,  Kon-strant,  «.  kompuljon;  konfjn- 

mont.  '  [stranig. 

Consteaintive,  Kon-strant-iv,  a.  kompelig;  kon- 
CoNSTEiCT,  Kon-strikt,  v.  t.  tu  bjnd;  tu  kontrakt. 
Consteiction,  Kon-strik-Jon,  n.  kontrakjon;  kom- 

prejon.  [kontrakts. 

Consteictoe,  Kon-strik-tor,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq 
CoNSTEiNGE,  Kon-strlnj,  v.  t.    tu   kompres;  tu 

kontrakt.  [presig. 

CoNSTKiNGENT,  Kou-strin-jent,  a.  bjndig  er  kom- 


CONSTEUCT,  Kon-strukt,  d.  t.   tu  bild;  tu  farm; 

tu  mak.  [stniktss. 

CoNSTEUCTER,  Kon-strukt-er,  n.  wun  hcD  kon- 
CoNSTRUCTiON,  Kon-strdk-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  bild- 

ii);  fabrikajon;  de  konstrukjon  ov  wurdz  in  a 

sentens;  interpretajon.  [de  menig. 

Constructional,  Kon-struk-Jon-al,  a.  respektii) 
CoNSTEUCTiONiST,  Kon-struk-Jon-lst,  n.  an  ad- 
herent tu  konstrukjon. 
Constructive,  Kon-struk-tiv,  a.  fermd  bi  kon- 
strukjon. [konstrukjon. 
Constructively,  Kon-striik-tiv-li,  ad.  bj  wa  ot 
Constructiveness,  Kon-strdk-tiv-nes,  n.  de  fak- 

ulti  ov  konstrdktir);  er  a  jenyus  fer  qrkitektyiyr. 
Constructuee,  Kon-strdkt-yq,r,  n.  a  struktyq^. 
CoNSTEUE,  Kon-strco,  v.  t.  tu  interpret;  tu  trans- 

lat;  tu  eksplan. 
CoNSTUPEATE,  K6n-stq,-prat,  v.  t.  tu  vjolat;  tu 

debeq.  [defjlment. 

CoNSTUPRATiON,  Kon-stn,-pra-Jon,  ».  vjolajon; 
CoNSUBSiST,  Kon-sub-sist,  v.  i.  tu  egzisttugeder. 
CoNSUBSTANTiAL,  Kon-sub-stan-Jal,  a.  beig  ov  de 

sam  natyi^r. 
CoNSUBSTANTiALiST,  Kon-sub-stan-Jal-ist,  n.  wun 

h(i)  belevz  in  konsubstanjiajon. 
Consubstantiality,   Kon-sub-stan-Ji-al-i-ti,   n. 

partisipajon  ov  de  sam  substans. 
Consubstantiate,   Kon-.sub-stan-Ji-at,  v.  t.   tu 

yi^nit  in  wun  komon  substans  er  natynr. 
Consubstantiation,    Kon-sub-stan-Ji-a-Jon,    «. 

de  yunyon  ov  de  bodi  and  blud  ov  Krjst  wid 

de  sakramental  elements. 
Consuetude,  Kon-swe-tud,  n.  kustom. 
Consuetudinal,  Kon-sw£-ti^-din-al,  a.  kdstom- 

ari;  Vi'lStial. 
Consul,  K6n-sul,  n.  a  Roman  majistrat; — an  of- 
iser komijond   in   foren  pqrts  tu  protekt   dt 

komers  ov  hiz  kuntri. 
Consular,  K6n-sq,-lar,  a.  relatig  tu  a  konsul. 
Consulate,  K6n-sn-lat,  «.  de  stat  er  ofis  ov 

konsul.  [k6nsq,lat. 

Consulship,  K6n-sul-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  konsul; 
Consult,  Kon-sdlt,  v.  i.  tu  tak  k'snsel  tugeder. 
Consult,  Kon-sdlt,  v.  t,  tu  ask  advjs  ov:  tu  re- 

gqrd:  tu  plan.  [kunsil. 

Consult,  Kon-sult,  n.  de  akt  ov  konsdltig; — a 
Consultation,  Kon-sul-ta-Jon,    ».    de    akt  ov 

konsdltiij;  deliberajon. 
CoNSULTEE,  Kon-sdlt-er,  n.  wun  ho)  konsdlts. 
Consumable,  Kon-siyn-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  kon- 

si^md.  [destr^. 

Consume,  Kon-si^m,  v.  t.  tu  wast;  tu  spend;  tu 
Consume,  Kon-si^m,  v.  i.  tu  wast  awa. 
CoNsuMEE,  Kon-si^m-er,  n.  wun  hcD  konsi\mz. 
Consummate,  Kon-sdm-at,  v.  t.  tu  komplet:  tu 

perfekt;  tu  f inij.  [finijt. 

Consummate,  Kon-sdm-at,  a.  komplet;  perfekt; 
Consummately,    Kon-sdm-at-li,    ad.    perfektli; 

kompletli.  [perfekjon. 

Consummation,  Kon-sum-a-Jon,  n.  komplejon: 
Consumption,  Kon-sdm-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  kon- 

si^miij;  a  wastir)  or  pdlmonari  dizez.  [ig. 

Consumptive,  Kon-sdm-tiv,  a.  destrdktiv;  wast- 
CONSUMPTIVELY,  Kon-sdm-tiv-li,  ad.   in  a  kon- 

sdmtiv  wa.  [sdmtiv  stat. 

CoNSUMPTivENESS,  Kon-sdm-tiv-nes,  n.  a  kon- 
CoNTABULATE,  Kon-tab-yTj,-lat,  v.  t.  tu  flor  wid 

bordz.  [yon. 

Contact,  Kon-takt,  n.  a  tuq;  jugkiy^r;  klos  yqn- 
CoNTAGioN,  Kon-td-jon,  n.   propagajon  ov  dizez 

bj  kontakt:  infekjon;  pestilens. 
Contagious,  Kon-ta-jus,  a.  komi],nikated  bj  kon- 
takt, az  a  dizez:  infekjus. 
Contagiousness,  Kon-ta-jus-nes,  n.   de  kwoliti 

ov  beig  kontajus.  [restran. 

Contain,  Kon-tan,  v.  t.  tu  hold;  tu  komprjz:  ta 


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CONTAIV,  Kon-tan,  v.  i.  ta  liv  in  kontinens. 
Containable,  Kon-t^n-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  kon- 

tand.  [poliit;  tu  konipt. 

Contaminate,  Kon-tam-i-nat,  r.  t,  tu  defjl;  tu 
Contaminate,  Kon-tam-i-nat,  a.  pointed;  kon- 

taminated.  [drfjlment. 

Contamination,  Kon-tam-i-na-Jon,  n.   polqjon; 
Contemn,  Kon-tem,  v.  t.  tu  despj*;  tu  sljt. 
Contemner,  Kon-tem-ner,  n.  wun  hcD  kont^mz; 

a  skorner.  [temper. 

Contemper,  Kon-t6m-per,  v.  t.  tu  modcrat;  tu 
Contemperament,  Kon-tem-per-a-ment,  n.  tem- 
perament, [tu  temper. 
Contempeeate,  Kon-tem-per-at,  r.  t.  tu  moderat; 
Contemperation,  Kon-tem-per-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt 

ov  moderatifl. 
CONTIICPLATE,  Kon-tem-plat,   v.  t.  tu  konsider 

atentivli;  tu  studi:  tu  meditat.  [meditat. 

Contemplate,  Kon-tem-plat,   r.  e.   tu  vax\z\  tu 
Contemplated,   Kon-tem-plat-ed,  or    Kon-tem- 
plat -ud,  p.  a.  konsidcrd  wid  atenjon;  meditated 

on;  intended. 
Contemplation,  Kon-tem-pla-Jon,  n.  ds  akt  ov 

kontemplntifl:  meditajon;  stt^dius  tot. 
Contemplative,  Kon-tem-pla-tiv,  a.  tetful:  med- 

itativ.  [fuli. 

Contemplatively.  Kon-tem-pla-tiv-li,  ad.  tet- 
Contemplator,    Kon-tcm-pla-tor,    n.    wun    hot) 

kontemiplat<. 
Contemporaneous,  Kon-tem-po-ra-ne-u?,  a.  liv- 

ig  or  egzi-tiij  at  At  sam  tim;  kontemporari. 
Contemporaneously,     Kon-tem-po-ra-ne-us-li, 

ad.  at  de  .«am  tim. 
CoNTEMPORARiNESS,    Kon-tem-po-ra-ri-nes,     n. 

sUit  ov  beig  kontemporari;  egzistens  at  de  sam 

tjm. 
Contemporary.  Kon-tem-po-ra-ri,    a.    livip   or 

egzistii)  at  de  sam  tim;  kontemporaneus. 
Contemporary,   Kon-tcm-po-ra-ri,  n.   wan  ho) 

livz  at  dc  sam  tjm  wid  anuder. 
Contempt,  Kon-temt,    n.    ds    akt  ov  dtspizip; 

skorn:  disdan;  disgras:  vilncs. 
Contemptible,  Kon-temt-i-bl,  a.  wurdi  ov  kon- 
temt:  vjl.  [basnes. 
CONTEMPTIBLENESS,  Kon-temt-i-bl-ne?.  n.  vjlnes; 
Contemptibly,   Kon-temt-i-bli,   ad.    despikabli; 

basli.  [apt  tu  despjz. 

Contemptuous,  K()n-temt-yn,-ui!,  a.  s^kornful; 
t'ONTEMPTUOUSLY,  Kon-tcmt-yq-us-li,   ad.   in   a 

.skornfiil  manor.  [pozijon  tu  kontemt. 

CoNTEMPTuouSNESS,  Kon-temt-jT^-us-nes,  n.  dis- 
(^oxTENi).  Kon-tend,  i-.  i.  tu  strjv;  tu  strugl;  tu  vj. 
Contender,  Kon-tend-er,  n.  wun  hcD  kontendz.' 
Content,  Kon-tent,  a.  satisfjd;  kontented;  kwiet; 

czi.  '  Igratifj. 

Content.  Kon-tent,  v.  t.  tu  satisfj;  tu  plez:  tu 
Content.  Kon-tent,  n.  satisfakjon;  rest;  kapasiti. 
Contented,  Kon-tent-ed,  p.  a.  satisfjd;  ezi;  kon- 
tent.  [ezi  maner. 
Contentedly,  Kon-t^nt-ed-li,  ad.  in  a  kwjet  or 
Contentedness,  Kon-tent-ed-ne»,  n.  stat  ov  brig 

kontented.  [test;  zcl. 

Contention.   Kon-t^n-Jon,   n.   strif:  dsbat;  kon- 
CoNTENTious,  Kon-t^n-Jus,  a.  kworelsum. 
CoNTENTiouSLY,    Kon-t^n-Jus-li,    ad.    perversli; 

kworeliiumli.  [tu  koiitest. 

Contentiousness,  Kon-ten-Jus-nes,  n.  a  pronnes 
Contentment,  Kon-t^nt-ment,  n.  akwifeens; grat- 

ifikajon. 
Contents,    K6n-tent^,   ttr  Kon-t6nts,  n.  pi.  de 

hedz  ov  a  buk;  an  indeks;  dat  hwiq  iz  kontand 

in  eni  tifl.  [de  sam  b-jndz. 

CONTERMiNABLK,  Kon-t^r-min-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov 
Conterminatk,  Kon-t^r-min-at,  a.  havig  de  sam 

bundz.  [b-yndz;  berderi^  up6n:  tuqig. 

CoNTEHMiNOUB,  KoD-t^r-mi-nus,  a.  havig  de  earn 


I  Contest,   Kon-test,   ».  t.  tu  dispq,t;  tu  debit; 

tu  litigat.  [vj. 

Contest,  Kon-t^3t,  v.  i.  tu  strjv;  tu  kontand;  tu 

Co.VTEST,  Kon-test,  n.  a  dispi^t;  a  debat;  a  kworel. 

Contestable,  Kon-test-a-bl,  a.  dispq,tabl;  kon- 

trovertibl. 
:  Contestation,    Kon-tos-ta-Jon,  n.     de   akt   ov 
i      kontestii);  debat.  [<japtcr. 

I  Context,  K6n-tekst,  n.  de  sericz  ov  a  diskiftrs:  a 
'■  Contexture,   Kon-tekst-y^r,  n.   de  kompozijon 
!      ov  pqrts;  tekstyq,r;  si.stem. 
i  CoNTiGNATiON,   Kon-tig-na-Jon,    n.    a   fram   ov 
bemz:  a  stori.  [a  tuqip. 

I  Contiguity,  Kon-ti-gi^-i-ti,  n.   aktyqal  kontakt: 
Contiguous,   Kon-tig-yq-us,  a.  metig  so  az  tu 
tuq  ;  klos.  [tu  tuq. 

Contiguously,  Kon-tig-yn,-us-li,  ad.  in  a  maner 
Contiguousness,     Kon-tig-yti,-u£-ne3,     n.     klus 

konekjon. 
Continence,  K6n-ti-nens,     )    n.    restrant:    self- 
Continency,  K6n-ti-nen-si,  i      komdnd:   forbq,r- 


ans  ov  plejiij;  qastiti;  temperans;  moderajon. 
ontine 
strand. 


plejr 
r,  K^ 


Continent,  K6n-ti-nent,  a.    qast;  abstemios;  re- 


Continent,  Kon-ti-nent,  n.  a  Iqrj  porjon  or  land 

kontanir)  several  kuntriz.  [kontinent. 

Continental,   Kon-ti-nent-al,   a.  relatig   tu  a 
Continently,  K6n-ti-nent-li,  ad.  in  a  kontinent 

maner. 
CoxTiXGENCE,  Kon-tln-jcn.s,     )  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
Contingency,  Kon-tin-jen-si,  i    beig  kontinjent: 

kdj^qalti;   aksident.  [q,al. 

Contingent,  Kon-tin-jent,  a.  hapnig  bj  qans;  kaj- 
Contingext,   Kon-tin-jent,  n.    qans;  proporjon; 

a  kwota. 
Contingently,  Kon-tin-jent-li,   ad.  aksidentali; 

kajnali.  [lipted! 

Continual,  Kon-tin-yn,-al,  a.  insesant;  uninter- 
Continually,  Kon-tin-yq,-al-i,  ad.  wid'st  inter- 

upjon.  [nens. 

Continualness,    Kon-tin-yn-al-nes,    n.    perma- 
CoNTiNUANCE,  KoB-tin-yti,-ans,  n.  dqrajon;  per- 

manens;  abcid.  [terdpted. 

CoNTixuATE,   Kon-tin-yn,-at,  a.  unbrokn;  unin- 
CONTiNUATiON,  Kon-tin-yq,-a-Jon,  n.  uninterdpt- 

ed  suksejon.  [kontinynz. 

CoNTiNUATiVE,    Kon-tin-yTi,-a-tiv,    n.    dat  hwiq 
CoNTiNUAToa,  Kon-tin-yq,-a-tor,  ».  wunhcokon- 

tinyi\z. 
Continue,  Kon-tin-yq,,  v.  i.  tu  reman  in  de  sam 

Stat  or  plas;  tu  last;  tu  prezerv. 
Continue,  Kon-tin-yii,  v.  t.  tu  protrdkt;tu  eks- 

tend;  tu  repet. 
Continuer,  Kon-tin-yq-er,  n.  wun  hookontinyqz. 
Continuity,     Kon-ti-n4-i-ti,    n.     uninlerapted 

konekjon. 
Continuous,  Kon-tin-yij,-us,  a.  klosli  j*nd:  kon- 

ekted.  [ajon. 

Continously,  Kon-tin-yq,-us-li,  ad.  in  kontinyq,- 
Contort,  Kon-tort,  i'.  t.  tu  twist;  tu  rid. 
Contortion,  Kon-ter-Jon,  n.  stat  ov  bcig  twisted; 
Contour,  Kon-tt6r,  n.  •stljn  ov  a  figyn,r.      [twist. 
Contbji,  Kon-tra,  a  Latin  prepozijon  hwiq  signi- 

f  jz  StgenUt; — yq,zd  in  hompoztfm  az  a  prcfiks. 
Contraband,  Kon-tra-band,  a.  prohibited;  ilegal; 

unleful.  [tjm  ov  wor. 

Contraband,  K6a-tra-band,  n.   ilegal  trafik  in 
Contrabandist,    Kon-tra-band-ist,   w.    wun  bo) 

trafiks  ilegali. 
Contra  bonos  mores,    Kon-tra  b(5-nos  m6-rez, 

[Z.]  ag^nst  gud  manerz  or  moralz. 
Contract,  Kon-trakt,  v.  t.  tu  lesn;  tu  dre  tu- 

geder;  tu  bqrgen  fer;  tu  betrot;  tu  abrij;  tu  get. 
Contract,  Kon-trakt,  v.  i.  tu  Jrigk  up;  tu  bqr- 
gen. [a  kompakt. 
Contract,  K6n-trakt,  n.  a  kdvenant^  a  bqi^n: 


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CONTEACTEDLY,   Kon-trakt-cd-li,  ad.   in  a  kon- 

trakted  maner.  [bsifl  kontrakted. 

CONTRACTEDXESS,  Kon-trakt-ed-nes,  n.  stat  ov 
CoxTRACTiBiLiTT,  KoD-trakt-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  stat  ov 

bein  kontraktibl.  [trakjon. 

CoxTRACTiBLE,  Kon-trakt-i-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  kon- 
CoNTRACTiBLENfSS,  Kon-trakt-i-bl-oes,  n.    kon- 

traktibiliti.  [kontrakjon. 

C»NTEACTiLE,  Kon-trak-til,  a.  haviij  de  p-ser  ov 
Contractility,  Kon-trak-til-i-ti,  n.  kwoliti  ov 

kontraktii).  [nifl- 

Contraction,  Kon-trak-Jon,  n.  a  Jriijkii);  a  Jert- 
CONTRACTOE,  Kon-trak-tor,  n.  wun  hcD  kontrakts. 
CoNTEA-DANCE,  Kon-tra-dans,  »».  a  dans;  a  kun- 

tri  dans.  [tu  deni. 

Contradict,  Kon-tra-dikt,  v.  t.  tu  opuz  verbali; 
CoNTRADiCTEE,  Kon-tra-dikt-er,  /*.  wun  hu  kon- 

tradikts.  [inkonsistensi. 

CoNTEADicTiON,  Kon-tra-dik-Jon,  n.  opozijon; 
CoNTEADicTious.  Kon-tra-dik-Jus,  a.  kontradikt- 

ig:  kontradiktori.  [kontradikjon. 

CoNTEADiCTOEiLY,  Kon-tra-dik-to-ri-li,  ad.  bj 
CoNTEADiCTOEiNESS,  Kon-tra-dik-to-ri-nes,  n.  en- 

tir  opozijon.  [tta;  kontrari. 

CoNTEADiCTOEY,  Kon-tra-dik-to-ri,  a,  opozijon 
CoNTEAmcTOEY,  Kon-tra-dik-to-ri,  n.  a.  kontrari 

propozijon. 
CoNTEADiSTiNCT,  Kon-tra-dis-tii)kt,  a.  havig  6p- 

ozit  kwolitiz. 
Contradistinction,  Kon-tra-dis-tijjk-Jon,  n.  a 

distiijkjun  bj  opozit  kwolitiz. 
CoxTEADiSTiNCTivE,  Kon-tra-dls-tiflfc-tiv,  a.  6p- 

ozit  in  kwolitiz. 
Contradistinguish,  Kon-tra-dis-tiij-gwiJ,  v.  t. 

tu  distiijgwij  bj  opozit  kwolitiz. 
Conteaindicant,  Kon-tra-in-di-kant,  n.   a  pe- 

ki^lyar  simtom. 
Conteaindicate,  Kon-tra-in-di-kat,  v.i.  tupemt 

■»t  sum  pEkTi,lyar  simtom,  er  metod  ov  ki^r. 
Conteaindication,  Kon-tra-in-di-ka-Jon,  n.    a 

peki^lyar  indikajon.  [siti. 

CoNTEAMUEE,  Kon-tra-inq,r,  n.  an  ■ster  wel  ov  a 
Conteanitency,  Kon-tra-nj-ten-si,   n.    reakjon; 

rezistans.  [pozijon. 

Conteaposition,  Kon-tra-po-  zij-on,  w.  an  opozit 
Conteaeies,  Kon-tra-riz,  n.  pi.  prflpozijonz  hwiq 

destri5f  tq  uder.  [konsistensi. 

Cqnteaeiety,  Kon-tra-rj-e-ti,  n.  opozijon;  in- 
CoNTRARiLY,  K6n-tra-ri-li,    ad.    in    a    kontrari 

maner. 
CoNTEAEiNESS,  Kon-tra-ri-ncs,  n.  kontrarJEti. 
CoNTEAEiwisEi,    Kon-tra-ri-wjz,    ad.    konversli; 

opozitli.  [advers. 

CoNTEAEY,  K6n-tra-ri,  a.  opozit;  inkonsistent; 
Contrary,  K6n-tra-ri,  n.  a  tii)  or  propozijon  dat 

iz  kc5ntrari.  [ensez. 

Contrast,  K6n-trast,  n.  an  eksibijon  ov  difer- 
CoNTRAST,  Kon-trdst,  v.  t.  tia  plas  er  egzibit  in 

opozijon;  tu  Jo  de  diferensez  ov. 
Contra VALLATION,  Kon-tra-val-a-Jon,  n,  a  ferti- 

f  ikajon  tron  up  r-snd  a  siti  tu  hinder  saliz  from 

a  garison. 
Contravene,  Kon-tra-ven,  v.  t.  txa  opoz;  tu  ob' 

.striikt;  tu  bafl;  tu  hinder.  [ez. 

(•Onteavenee,  Kon-tra-ven-er,  n.  wun  hot)  opoz- 
CONTEAVENTION,   Kon-tra-ven-Jon,   n.    opozijon; 

obstrukjon.  [ds  opozit  sjd. 

CoNTEA VERSION,  Kon-tra-ver-Jon,  n.  a.  turnig  tu 
CONTEIBUTE,   Kon-trib-yq,t,   v.  t.    tu   giv  tu  a 
komon  stok.  [tu  be  helpful. 

Contribute,  Kon-trib-ynt,  v.  i.  tu  b^r  a  pqrt; 
GoNTBiBUTiON,  Kon-tri-bq,-Jon,    n.    &z    akt   ov 
kontribyntig;  a  levi.  [kontribynt. 

CoNTEiBUTiVK,  Kon-trib-yq-tiv,  a.  tendig  tu 
CoNTEiBUTOE,  Kon-trib-yq-tor,  n.  wun  hca  kon- 

tribyi^ts. 


CoNTEiBUTOEY,    Kon-trib-yq,-to-ri,    a.    kontrib- 
y^tig  tu;  helpig.  [sin;  humbl;  penitent. 

Conteite,  Kon-trjt,  a.  grevd  er  brokn-hqrted  fer 
CoNTEiTELY,  K6n-trjt-li,  ad.  in  a  penitent  maner. 
CoNTRiTENESS,  Kon-trjt-nes,  n.  kontrijon. 
Contrition,  Kon-triJ-on,  n.  penitens;  dep  sotd 
fer  sin;  repentans.  [pland. 

Conteivable,  Kon-trjv-a-bl,    a.    posibl    tu    be 
Contrivance,  Kon-trjv-ans,  n.   Az  akt  ov  kon- 

trjvii);  dg  til)  kontrivd;  a  plan;  a  skein. 

Contrive,  Kon-trjv,  v.  t.  tu  plan;  tu  devjz;  tu 

invent.  [manaj. 

Contrive,  Kon-trjv,  v.  i.   tu  ferm  er  dezjn;  tm 

Contelvee,  Kon-trjv-er,  n.  an  inventer;  a  skemer. 

CoNTEOL,  Kon-trol,  n.  a  qek:  restrant;  komdnd. 

Control,  Kon-trol,  r.  t.  tu  guvern;  tu  restran; 

tu  qek.  [trold. 

Controllable,  Kon-trol-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  kon- 

Conteollee,  Kon-trol-er,  n.  wun  ha>  koutrolz  er 

direkts.  [a  kontroler. 

Conteolleeship,  Kon-trol-er-Jip,  n.   de  ofis  ov 

Controlment,  Kon-trol-ment,  n.  sqperintendens; 

kontrol.  [kontroversi. 

Controversial,  Kon-tro-ver-Jal,  a.  relatig   tu 

Controversialist,  Kon-tro-ver-Jal-ist,  n.  a  dis- 

pt^ter:  a  kontroverter. 
Controversy,  K6n-tro-ver-si,  n.  a  dispqt;  a  de- 
bat;  a  kworel.  [dispq,t. 
Controvert,  Kon-tro-vert,  v.  i.  tu  debat;  tu 
Controverted,  Kon-tro-vert- ed,  p.  a.  disputed. 
CoNTEOVERTEE,  K6n-tro-vert-er,  f  n.  a  dispnt- 
Controveetist,  K6n-tro-vert-ist,f  ant. 
Controvertible,  Kon-tro-vert-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma 

be  kontroverted. 
Contumacious,  Kon-tn,-ma-Jus,  a.  obstinat;  per- 

v^rs;  infleksibl;  stuborn;  disobedient. 
Contumaciously,  Kon-tn,-ma-Jus-li,  ad.   obsti- 

natli;  infleksibli. 

CoNTUMACiousNESs,  Kon-tn,-ma-Jus-nes,  ».  6b- 

stinasi;  kontumasi.  [nes. 

Contumacy,  K6n-tq,-ma-si,  n.  obstinasi;  pervers- 

CoNTUMELious,  Kon-tq-me-li-us,   a.    reproqful; 

insolent:  rcDd.  [fuli;  rtodli. 

CONTUMELIOUSLY,  Kon-tq,-mE-li-us-li,  ad.  reproQ- 

CoNTUMELiousNESS,  Kon-tq,-ms-li-us-nes,  n.  Wttd- 

nes;  reproq.  [repr6^. 

Contumely,  Kon-tij^-me-li,  n.  rcctdnes;  insolens; 

Contuse,  Kon-ti],z,  v.  t.  tu  bet  tug^der;  tu  bnDZ. 

Contusion,  Kon-tq^-jon,  n.   de  akt  ov  betig;  a 

brOttz.  [kwibl. 

Conundrum,  Ko-ndn-drum,  n.  a  sert  ov  ridl;  a 

CoNUSANS,  Kon-yq-sans,  n.  in  le,  kognizans;  nolej. 

Conusant.  K6n-yq-sant,  a.  kognizant;  noig. 

Convalesce,  Kon-va-les,  v.  l.  tu  rekuver  belt. 

Convalescence,  Kon-va-les-ens,  n.  rekuverig  ov 

belt. 
Convalescent,  Kon-va-les-ent,  a.  rekuverig  ov 
belt.  [vend. 

Convenable,  Kon-ven-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  kon- 
CoNVENE,  Kon-ven,  v.  i.   tu   kum  tugeder;  tu 
asembl.  [asembl. 

Convene,   Kon-ven,   v.  t.    tu   kel   tug^der;  tu 
CoNVENEE,  Kon-ven-er,  n.  wun  hiD  konvenz. 
Convenience,  Kon-ven-yens,     /  n.  fitnes;  pro- 
CoNVENiENCY,  Kon-VEn-yen-si,  \      prieti;  akom- 

odajon;  ez. 

Convenient,  Kon-ven-yent,  a,  fit;  sqtabl;  komo- 

dius;  adapted  tu  yqs.  [fitli. 

Conveniently,  Kon-ven-yent-li,  ad.  komodiusli; 

Convent,  Kon-vent,  n.  a  bodi  ov  mugks  er  nunz; 

an  abi;  a  monasteri;  a  nuneri. 
Conventicle,  Kon-ven-ti-kl,  n.  an  asembli  for 

sizmatikal  wurjip;  a  metig. 
CoNVENTiCLER,  Kon-ven-ti-kler,  n.  a  frekwenter 
ov  konventiklz.  [trakt. 

CoNTOSTiON,  Kon-ven-Jon,  n,  an  asembli;  a  kon- 


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CONVENTIOXAL,  Kon-v^n-JoD-al,  a.   stipytilated; 

agred  on.  [6n  kontrakt. 

CoxvENTiO.VARy,  Kon-ven-Jon-a-ri,  a.  aktip  np- 
CoNVENTiOMST,    Kon-ven-Jon-ist,    n.     wun    hoo 

mnks  a  kontrakt.  [konvent. 

Conventual,  Kon-v^nt-yti-al,  a.  btlogi^  tu  a 
CONTEEGE,  Kon-verj,  v.  i.  tu  tend  tu  wun  pernt 

er  objekt.  [verjip. 

Convergence,  Kon-verj-ens,  n.  de  akt  ov  kon- 
CONVEEGENT,  Kon-verj-ent,  i  a.  tendiij  tu  wun 
CoNVKEQiNG,  Kon-verj-i{),    i       pernt  from  diior- 

ent  plasez.  [vers;  sojal. 

Conversable,  Kon-vers-a-bl,  a.  inkljnd  tu  kon- 
C0NVERSABLENE88,  Kon-v^rs-a-bl-nes,  n.    soja- 

biliti.  [abl  maner. 

CONVEESABLY,  Kon-vers-a-bH,  ad.  in  a  konvers- 
CONVERSANT,    Kon-vers-ant,    a.    akwanted   wid; 

verst  in;  konekted  wid;  familyar. 
Conversation,  Kon-ver-sa-Jon,  n.  familyar  dis- 

k(f)rs;  tek.  [tu  konversajon. 

Conversational,  Kon-ver-sa-Jon-al,  a.  relatig 
Conversazione,    Kon-ver-sa-tsi-o-na,    n.    [It.] 

konvtT.saJon;  a  mEti{)  ov  kumpani. 
Converse,  Kon-vers,  v.  i.  tu  asojiat;  tia  diskwr?. 
Converse,  K6n-vers,  «.  konversajon;  akwantans; 

an  opcjzit;  resiprokal  propozijon.  [trari. 

Converse.  Kon-vers,  a.  resiprokali  opozit:  kon- 
Conversely,  K6n-vers-li,  &r  Kon-vers-li,   ad.  bj 

qanj  ov  order  or  plas. 
Conversion,  Kon-ver-Jon,  n.   akt  ov  konvertii): 

qanj  intu  andder  form  er  stat. 
Convert,  Kon-vert,  v.  t.  tu  qanj   intu  andder 

form  er  stat;  tu  turn;  tu  aplj  tu. 
Convert,  K6n-vert,  n,  a  person  hat  iz  konverted. 
CONVERTiai,  Kon-vert-er,  n.  wun  hdj  maks  kon- 

verts.  [beig  konvertibl. 

Convertibility,  Kon-vert-i-bil-ti,  n.  stat  ov 
Convertible,  Kon-vert-i-bl,  a.  suseptiblovqanj. 
CONVERTiBLY,  Kon-vert-i-bli,  ad.  resiprcjkali;  bj 

inter<janj . 
Convex,  Kon-veks,  a.  sferikal;  opozd  tu  konkav. 
Convex,  Kon-veks,  n.  a  konveks  er  sferikal  bodi. 
CoNVEXED,  Kon-vekst,  p.  a.  fermd  konveks. 
CONVEXEDLY,  Kon-veks-ed-li,  ad.   in  a  konveks 

ferm.  [rotunditi. 

Convexity,   Kon-veks-i-ti,   n.   a  sferikal  ferm: 
CoNVEXLY,  K6n-veks-li,  ad.  in  a  konveks  ferm. 
Convexness,  Kon-veks-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beii)  kon- 
veks. 
Convexo-concave,  Kon-v^ks-a-kon-kav,  a.  kon- 
veks on  wun  sid  and  konkav  on  de  uder. 
Convexo-convex,  Kon-veks-o-kon-veks,  a.  kon- 
veks on  bot  sjdz. 
Convey,  Kon-va,  v.  t.  tu  kari;  tu  transfer. 
Conveyance,    Kon-va-ans,   n.    akt  er  menz  ov 

konvaifl  a  ded  fer  transferig  properti. 
Conveyancer,  Kon-va-ans-er,  n.  a  leyer  hd)  drez 

rjtigz  fer  transferii)  properti. 
Conveyancing,    Kon-va-ans-ii),    n.    de    akt  er 

praktis  ov  droig  dedz  fer  transferii)  properti. 
Conveyer,  Kon-vd-er,  n.  wun  hcD  konvaz. 
CONVICJNITY,  Kon-vi-sin-i-ti,n.  naborhud.  [felon. 
Convict,  K6n-vikt,  n.  wun  kgali  prmvd  gilti;  a 
Convict,  Kon-vikt,  v.  t.  tu  prcov gilti;  tu  detekt. 
Convicted,    Kon-vikt-ed,    p.    a.    prtDvd  tu  be 

gilti-  [konftitajon. 

Conviction,  Kon-vik-Jon,  n.  detekjon  ov  gilt: 
Convictivb,  Kon-vik-tiv,  a.  havig  piser  tu  kon- 

vins.  [maner. 

CoNViCTiVELY,  Kon-vik-tiv-li,  ad.  in  a  konvinsig 
Convince,  Kon-vins,  r.  t.  tu  mak  sensibl  ov  bj 

prcDf;  tu  satisfj:  tu  perswad.  [vinsig. 

CoN'viNCEMENT,  Kon-vins-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  kon- 
CoNViNCER,  Kon-vins-er,  n.  wun  dat  konvinsez. 
Convincible,  Kon-vins-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  kon- 

vinst. 


Convincing,  Kon-vins-ig,  a.   perswadiu  bj  evi- 

dens. 
Convincingly,  Kon-vins- ig-li,  ad.  in  a  konvinsig 

manor.  [konvinsLg . 

CoNViNCiNGNES.%  Kon-vins-ig-nes,  n.  p-ser  ov 
Convivial,  Kon-viv-i-al,  a.  inkljnd  tu  festiviti: 

festiv.  [poziJoD. 

Conviviality,  Kon-viv-i-al-i-ti,  n.  konvivial  dis- 
CoNVOCATE,  Kon-vo-kat,  v.  t.  tu  sumon  tu  an 

asembli.  [asembli. 

Convocation,  Kon-vca-ka-Jon,  ji.  an  ekleziastikal 
Convoke,    Kon-vok,   r.  t.    tu   kel   tugeder:  tu 

asembl.  [rold  uijon  itself. 

Convoluted,     Kon-vo-lqt-ed,    p.     a.    twisted; 
Convolution,  Kon-vo-l^-Jon,  n.  rolig  tugeder. 
Convolve,  Kon-volv,  v.  t.  tu  rol  tugeder. 
Convolvulus,  Kon-v61-vq,-lus,  n.  [L.]  a  jenus  ov 

plants. 
Convoy,  Kon-v(5f,  v.  t.  tu  akumpani  fer  defens. 
Convoy,  Kon-ver,  n.  atendans  fer  defens. 
Convulse,  Kon-vuls,  v.  t.  tu  fas:  tu  disturb;  tu 

ajitat.  [mult. 

Convulsion,  Kon-vdl-Jon,  n.  vjolent  mojon;  tq,- 
CoNVULSiVE,  Kon-vdl-siv,  a.  prodt^sig  konvuljon. 
Convulsively,  Kon-vdl-siv-li,  ad.  in  a  konvdlsiv 

maner. 
Co.NEY,  Kiin-i,  dr  Ku)-ni,  n.  a  rabit;  a  simplton. 
Coney-burrow,  Kdn-i-bur-o,  n.  a  rabits  hoi. 
Coo,  Kct),  v.  i.  tu  krj  az  a  duv  er  pijon. 
Cooing,  Ka-ig,  n.  de  not  ov  de  duv.  [tabl. 

Cook,  Kuk,  r.  t.  tu  dres  and  prep4r  fcod  fer  de 
Cook,  Kuk,  n.  wun  hot)  prep4rz  iixA. 
Cookery,  Kuk-er-i,  n.  de  qrt  ov  kukig. 
Cook-maid,  Kuk-mad,  n.  a  mad  dat  kuks. 
Cooky,  Kuk-i,  n.  a  swet  kak. 
Cool,  KojI,  a.  sumhwot  kold:  not  qrdent  er  werm. 
Cool,  KadI,  n.  a  moderat  stat  ov  kold. 
Cool,  KooI,  v.  t.  tu  mak  kcol:  tu  kwjet  pajon. 
Cool,  Kool,  r.  i.  tu  loiz  het  er  wermt. 
Cooler,  Kdil-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  kdolz;  a  vesel. 
CooLiSH,  Kif>l-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  kiDl. 
Coolly.  K(61-li,  ad.  wid  koolnes;  wid-st  het.     [Jon. 
Coolness,  Krfjl-nes,  n.  jentl  kold;  wont  ov  afek- 
CooLY,  Kif)-li,  n.  in  India,  a  karier,  er  laborer. 
CooM.  Kiijm,  n.  scDt  kolekted  over  an  uvnz  mist. 
Coomb,  Kcom,  n.  a.  kern  mejtj^r  ov  for  bujelz. 
Coop,  K(.t)p,  n.  a  barel:  a  kaj;  a  pen  fer  animalz. 
Coop,  Ka>p,  v.  t.  tu  Jut  up:  tu  konfjn;  tu  kaj. 
CoopEE,  KdB-p^,  n.  a.  moJon  in  dansig. 
Cooper,  Krf)p-er,  n.  wun  hco  maks  barelz,  &s. 
Cooperage,  K(f)p-er-aj,  n.  de  wurk  er  pa  ov  a 

kjjper. 
Cooperate,  Ko-6p-er-at,  v.i.  tu  labor  j em tli  fer 

de  sam  end;  tu  wurk  tugeder. 
Cooperation,  Ko-op-er-a-Jon,  n.  jffnt  operajon; 

konkurens.  [sam  end. 

Cooperative,  Ko-6p-er-a-tiv,  a.  promotig  de 
Cooperator,  Ko-6p-er-a-tor,  n.  a  junt  operator. 
Coordinate.  Ko-or-di-nat,  a.  holdig  de  sam  ragk. 
CooRDiNATELY,  Ko-6r-di-nat-li,  aa.  in  de   sam 

ragk.  [beig  koerdinat. 

Coordinateness,  Ko-(5r-di-nat-nes,  n.  stat  ov 
Coot,  Kcot,  «.  a  smolblak  weter-f-sl;  de  moor  hen. 
Copaiba,  Ko-pe-ba,  J  ,.,     ., 

COPAIVA,  Ko-pe-va;  i  "•  Q  l>kwid  rezin. 
Copal,    K6-pal,   n.    a   Meksikan   rezin  yi^zd   in 

vqmij.  [tans. 

Coparcenary,  Ko-p^r-sen-a-ri,  n.  jmit  inheri- 
Cop.\rcener,  Ko-p(ir-9en-er,  n.  a  jernt  ^r;  ko^r. 
Coparceny,   Ko-p<ir-sen-i,  n.  ekwal  f^r  ov  ko- 

pqrsf  nerz. 
Copartner,  Ko-p^rt-ner,  n.  wun  ho  haz  a  J^r  in 

biznes.  \M'f^  i"  bisnes. 

Copartnership,  Ko-p^rt-ner-Jip,  n.  jemt  kon- 
CoPE,  Kop,  n.  a  prests  klok; — a  konkav  qrq. 
Cope,  Kop,  v.  t.  tu  kuver,  az  wid  a  kop. 


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CoPK,  Kop,  V.  i.  tu  kontend;  tta  strugl;  tu  strjv. 
CoPEENiCAN,  Ko-per-ni-kan,  a.  relatifl  tu  Kq- 

pernikus.  ,      ,      •        ,      •■  . 

CoPiEE,  K6p-i-er,  n.  wun  hco  kopiz;  a  kopiist. 
Coping,  K6p-iB,    «•  kontenjon;  top  er  kuver  ov 

a  wgI. 
Copious,  K(5-pi-us,  a.  plentiful;  abundant;  ampl. 
Copiously,   K6-pi-us-li,  ad.   plentiful!;  abund- 
antli.  [difiison. 

Copiousness,  K6-pi-us-nes,  n.  plenti;  abdndans; 
Copped,  K6p-ed,  w  Kopt,  a.  rjziij  konikali. 
COPPEL,  K6p-el,  n.  an  instrcoment  yi^zd  in  asaiij 
Copper,  K6p-er,  n.  a  metal;  a  Iqrj  berler.  [metals. 
Copper,  K6p-er,  v.  t.  tu  kuver  wid  koper.  [riol. 
Copperas,  K6p-er-as,  m.  sulfat  ov  jura;  grsn  vit- 
Copper-plate,   K6p-er-plat,  ?i.   a  plat  on  hwiq 

dezjnz  qr  engravd;  an  imprejon  from  de  plat. 
Copper-smith,  K6p-er-smit,  w.  wun  hco  wurks  in 

koper. 
Coppery,  K6p-er-i,  a.  kontaniij,  er  Ijk  koper. 
Coppice,   K6p-is,   n.  a  wud  ov  smal  trez;  a  kops. 
CoPPLED,  K6p-ld,  a.  rjzig  in  a  konikal  form. 
COPPLEDUST,  K6p-l-dust,  n.  a  p-sder  yi^zd  in  pi^ri- 
Cops,  Kops,  n.  a  draft  iurn;  a  klevis.     [fjig  metalz. 
Copse,  Kops,  n.  a  wud  ov  smel  trez. 
Coptic,  Kop-tik,  n.  de  lapgwaj  ov  Ae  Kopts. 
Copula,   K6p-yii,-lQ,   n.  [L.]  a  wurd  hwiq  yq,njts 

Ae  subjekt  and  predikat  ov  a  propozijon. 
Copulate,  Kop-yq-lat,  v.  t.  tu  yvinjt;  tu  kon- 

jffn.  [seksez. 

Copulate,  K6p-yq-lat,  v.  i.  tu  yqnjt  az  diferent 
Copulation,   Kop-yi\,-la-Jon,    n.    embras  ov  de 

seksez.  [ekt  er  yiinjt. 

Copulative,  Kop-yq-la-tiv,  a.  tendig  tu  kon- 
COPY,  K6p-i,  n.    a  njanyixskript;   an  imitajon;  a 

patern  tu  rjt  after;  a  transkript  from  an  oriji- 

nal;  an  individyn,al  buk.  [from. 

Copy,  K6p-i,  v.  t.  tu  transkrjb;  tu  imitat;  tu  rjt 
Copy-book,  K6p-i-buk,  «.  a  buk  in  hwiq  kopiz 

qr  ritn  for  de  lerner  tu  imitat. 
Copyer,  K6p-i-er,  n.  a  kopier.    Se  (  Gctpier.} 
Copyhold,  K6p-i-hold,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  tenyi^r. 
Copyist,   K6p-i-ist,  n.   wun  hco  kopiz;  a  kopier. 
Copyright,  K6p-i-rjt,  n.  de  sol  rjt  tu  print  a 

buk.  [kern  roz,  and  itz  kulor. 

CoQUELiCOT,  Kok-le-ko,  n.  [Fr.]  de  wjld  popi,  er 
Coquet,  Ko-ket,  «.  t.  tu  desev  in  luv. 
Coquet,  Ko-ket,  v.  i.  tu  jilt;  tu  trjfl  in  luv. 
Coquetry,  Ko-ket-ri,  n.  deset  in  luv. 
Coquette,  Ko-ket,  n.  a  ga,  jiltiij  gerl;  a  jilt. 
Coquettish,  Ko-ket-iJ,  a.  havii)  de  manerz  ov  a 

koket. 
Coracle,  K6r-a-kl,  n.  a  bot  yuzd  bj  fijerz. 
Coral,  K6r-al,  n.  a  hqrd,  kal'iureus  substans,  fermd 

bj  mimi,t  animalz  in  de  se,  lik  a  plant;  a  qjldz  ter . 
Coralline,  K6r-al-in,  a.  konsistig  ov  koral. 
Coralline,  K6r-al-in,  »i.  a  se  plant  yq,zd  in  med- 

isin. 
CoRALLOiD,  K6r-al-erd,  ]        ,.,  ,       , 

Coralloidal,  Kor-al-M-al,  \  ^-  H^  koral, 
Coraltree,    K6r-al-tre,    n.    a.  jenus  ov  fl^erig 

Jrub'i-  [ket. 

Core,  Kerb,  n.  an  ornament  in  bildi^; — a  bas- 
CoRBAN,  Ker-ban,  n.  an  qmz-basket;  a  gift;  qmz. 
CoEBEiL,  Ker-bel,  n.  a  basket  yt^zd  in  fertifika- 

Jon. 
Cord,   Kerd,   n.  a  smol  rop;  a  band;  a   sinq,;    a 

™e3^r  ov  wud  kontanii)  128  kq,bikfet. 
Cord,   Kerd,  -».  t.  tu  fasn  wid  kerdz;— tu  pjl  in 

kordz. 
Cordage,  Kerd-aj,  n.  a.  kwontiti  ov  kerdz;  rops. 
Cordate,  Ker-dat,  a.  havi})  de  form  ov  a  hqrt.  * 
Cordelier,  Ker-de-ler,  u.  a  Fransiskan  frjar. 
Cordial,    Kerd-yal,  er  Ker-di-al,  n.    a  medisin 

er  driflk  fer  revjvig  de  spirits;  enitig  dat  kum- 

forts  er  egzilerats. 


Cordial,  Kerd-yal,  a.  revjvig;  sinser;  hqrti;  Iqnd. 
Coediality,  Kerd-yi-al-i-ti,  er  Ker-di-al-i-ti,  n. 

sinseriti;  afekjon. 
CoEDiALLY,  Kerd-yal-i,  ad.  sinserli;  hqrtili.     [iti. 
Coedialness,   Kerd-yal-nes,  n.  hqrtines,  sinser- 
Cordon,   Kor-don,   n.  [Fr.]  a  ro  ov  stonz;  a  Ijn 

ov  militari  posts; — a  band;  a  ret. 
Cordovan,   Ker-do-van,   n.    SpaniJ  leder  from 

Kerdova. 
Corduroy,  Kar-dn-rer,  n.  a  tik,  ribd,  kotn  stuf. 
Cordwainek,  Kerd-wun-er,  ©r  Kerd-i-ner,  n.  a 

Jobmaker. 
Core,  Kor,  n.  de  hqrt;  de  iner  pqrt  ov  eni  tig. 
Coregent,  Ko-re-jent,  n.  a  jemt  rejent,  er  guy- 

ernor. 
Corelative,  Ko-rel-a-tiv,  a.  Ss  (  Correlative.') 
Coreopsis,  Ko-re-op-sis,  n.  a  perenial  plant  and 

its  fliser. 
COEF,  Kerf,  n.  a  kol  meyq^r  ov  tre  bujelz. 
Coriaceous,  Ko-ri-a-Jus,  a.  konsistig  ov  leder; 

ov  a  substans  rezemblig  leder.  [a  sed. 

Coriander,  Ko-ri-an-der,  n.  a.  plant;  a  hot  spjs; 
Corinthian,  Kor-in-ti-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Korint; 

— notig  de  terd  ov  de  fiv  erderz  ov  4rkitektyq,r. 
Cork,  Kerk,  n.  a  tre  and  its  bqrk;astopl; — a  stel 

pernt  on  a  hersjco. 
Cork,  Kerk,  v.  t.  tu  stop,  er  furnij  wid  kerks. 
Corking-pin,  Kerk-ig-pin, »».  a  pin  ov  de  Iqrj  est 

sjz. 
CoEK-sCEEW,  Kerk-skrot),  n.  a  skrCD  tu  dre  kerks. 
Corky,  Kerk-i,  a.  konsistig  ov,  er  rezemblig  kerk. 
Cormorant,    Ker-mo-rant,   n.    a.  herd  dat  praz 

upon  fij;  a  glutn. 
Corn,  Kern,  n.  de  gran  ov  hwet,  rj,  maz,  &s.; — 

an  ekskresens  on  de  fet.  [yilat. 

Corn,  Kern,  ».  t.  tu  sprigkl  wid  selt;  tu  gran- 
CoRNAGE,  Kern-aj,  n.  an  anjent  tenyi^r  ovlandz. 
CoRNCHANDLER,  Kom-Qand-ler,  n.  wun  hco  retalz 

kern.  [kemz. 

Corncutter,  Kern-kut-er,  «.  wun  hco  eksterpats 
Cornea,  Ker-ne-a,  n.  de  herni  kot  ov  de  j. 
Cornel,  Ker-nel,  n.  a  plant;  a  Jrub. 
Cornelian,  Ker-nel-yan,  or  Ker-ne-li-an,  n.  a 

prejus  ston. 
Corneous,  Kor-ne-us,  a.  herni;  Ijk  hern. 
Corner,    Ker-ner,   n.  an  aggl;  a  sekret  er  remot 

plas. 
Cornered,  Ker-nerd,  a.  havig  kernerz. 
Corner-stone,  Ker-ner-ston,  n.  de  prinsipal  ston. 
CoENEEWiSE,   Ker-ner-wjs,    ad.   from  kerner  tu 

kerner. 
Cornet,  Ker-net,   n.  a  mTi,zikal  instroiment;  an 

ofiser  ov  kavalri,  hco  bftrz  de  standard  ov  a  trcop. 
CoRNETCY,  Ker-net-si,  n.  de  komijon  ov  a  kernet. 
Cornice,  Kir-nis,  n.  de  top  ov  a  kolum;  a  mold- 
CoRNiCLE,  Ker-ni-kl,  n.  a  lit!  hern.  [ig. 

CoRNicuLATE,  Ker-nik-yq,-lat,  a.  herned. 
Cornish,  Kor-niJ,  a.  relatig  tu  Kornwel,  in  Ig- 

gland. 
CoRNMiLL,  Kern-mil,  n.  a  mil  tugrjnd  kern. 
Cornstalk,  Korn-stek,  n.  a  stek  er  stem  ov  maz. 
Cornucopia,  Ker-nq,-k6-pi-a,».  de  hern  ov  plenti. 
CoRNUTE,  Ker-nut,  v.  t.  tu  besto  hernz;  tu  kuk- 

old. 
CoRNUTED,  Ker-ni\t-ed,  a.  havig  hernz;  kukold. 
Corny,  Kern-i,  a.  herni;  prodn,sig  gran  er  kern. 
CoROL,  K6r-ol,  a.  sam  az  {  Cm-olla.) 
Corolla,  Ko-rol-a,  n.  de  iner  kuverig  ov  a  fl^ser, 

konsistig  ov  pctalz  hwiq    sur^nd    de  stamenz 

and  pistil. 
Corollary,  K6r-ol-a-ri,  er  Ko-rol-a-ri,  a.  kon- 

sekwent  trcot;  a  konsekwens;  a  konklq,gon. 
Corona,  Ko-ro-na,  n.  a  Iqrj,  flat  member  ov  ds 

kernis,  hwiq  krxnz  de  entablattir. 
Coronal,  Ko-r6-nal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  krxn;  k6r- 

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COEONAL,  Ko-r(fi-nal,  er  K6r-o-nal,  n.  a  knn;  a 

gqrland.  fkoronal. 

CoHO.VAEY,   K6r-o-na-ri,   a.   relatig  tu   a  krsn; 

Coronation,  Kor-o-na-/on,n.  de  akt  er  a^remoni 

ov  krsnig. 

Coroner,    K6r-o-ner,  n.   an  ofiser  hcDz  dq,ti  it  iz 

tu  iakwjr  irs  eni  ka3i],al   er  vjolent  Jet  woz  ok- 

ai^ond.  [iti. 

Coronet,  K6r-o-nct,  n.  a  knjn  worn  bj  de  nobil- 

CoRPORAL,    Kor-po-ral,  «.   de   loest  ofiser  ov  de 

infantri.  [terial. 

Corporal,  Kor-po-ral,  a.  relatigtude  bodi;ma- 

GoupoRAL,    Ker-pu-rai,  n.   a  linen  klut  yn,zd  tu 

kuver  de  sakrcd  elements  in  de  yT],karist. 
CoRPORALiTT,  Kor-pcD-ral-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  be- 

i\)  einbodid. 
CoRPORALLV,  Kor-po-ral-i,  ad.  bodili;  in  debodi. 
Corporate,    Kor-pca-rat,  a.   yn,njted  in  a  bodi; 
inkiirpo  rated.  [kapasiti. 

Corporately.  Kor-xxa-rat-li,  ad.  in  a  korporat 
CORPORATENESS,  Ker-po-rat-ues,  n.  8tat ova  bodi 

korporat. 
Corporation,  Kor-po-ra-Jon,  n.  an  inkerporated 

bodi  otorjzd  bj  lo  tu  akt  az  a  siggl  person. 
Corporator,   Kor-po-ra-tor,  n.  a  member  ov  a 
kerporajon.  [spirityn^al. 

Corporeal,  Ker-ptJ-re-al,  a.  haviy  a  bodi;  not 
Corporealist,  Ker-pu-re-al-ist,  n.  a  materialist. 
Corporeally,    Ker-p6-re-al-i,    ad.    in  a  bodili 

maner. 
Corporeity,  Ker-po-re-i-ti,  n.  materialiti. 
Corposant,  Kor-po-zant,  n.  a  volatil  meteor;  ig- 
nis fatyn,us. 
Corps,   Kur,  u.   [D:]  a  bodi  ov  forsez  er  trcaps. 
Corps  diplomatique,    Kcbr    dip-lo-mq-tek,    n. 

[/)'.]  a  di])liomatik  bodi. 
Corpse,  Korps,  n.  a  ded  bodi;  a  kqrkas:  a  kors. 
Corpulence,  K9r-pq,-lens,     y  «•  statovbeii)  kor- 
CoRPULENCY,  Kor-pn,-len-si,  i       pn,lent;    fatnes; 
flejines.  [bulki. 

Corpulent,  Kdr-pq,-lent,  a.  fleji;  fat;  st-st;  lusti: 
Corpuscle,   Kar-pus-l,  n.  a   smel  bodi;  a  pqr- 
tikl.  [puslz. 

Corpuscular,  Kor-pus-kn-lar,  a.  relatiy  tu  ker- 
Corpuscularian,  Kor-pus-kn,-la-ri-an,  a.  relat- 
ifl  tu  bodiz; — n.  an  advokat  far  de  korpuskq,- 
lar  filijsofi. 
CORRADIATION,  Kor-a-di-a-Jou,  n.  a  konjugkjon 

ov  raz  in  wun  pernt. 
Correct,  Kor-ekt,  v.  t.  tu  f re  f rom  folts  or  erorz: 

tu  amend;  tu  rektifj:  tu  punij. 
Correct,  Kor-ekt,  a.  f re  from  folts;  rjt;  akyqrat. 
Correction,    Kor-ek-Jon,    h.  de  akt  ov  korektiij; 

amendment;  disiplin;  punijment;  reprehenjon. 
Correctional,  Kor-ek-Jon-al,  a.  tendij)  tu  kor- 
ekt.  [korekt. 
Corrective,   Kor-ek-tiv,    a.    havig   de  p-ser  tu 
Corrective,  Kor-ek-tiv,  n.  dat  hwiq  korekts.     | 
Correctly,    Kor-ekt-li,    ad.     akyi|,ratli;   wid-st 
folts.  [nes. 
Correctness.  Kor-ekt-nes,  n.  akyq,rasi;  ogzakt- 
Corrector,  Kor-ekt-or,  n.  wun  hcD  korekts. 
Corregidor,   Kor-ej-i-dor,    n.    [Sp.]   a.   SpaniJ 
majistrat.                                     .               [relajon. 
Correlate,  Kor-el-at,  r.  t.  tu  hav  a  resiprokal 
Correlate,  K6r-el-at,  »».  a  korelativ. 
Correlative,   Kor-el-a-tiv,  a.    haviy  a  resipro- 
kal rclajon. 
Correlative,    Kor-el-a-tiv,  n.    he  er  dat  hwiq 
standz  in  a  resiprokal  relajon,  az  a  fqder  and 
sunz.                                                 [beifl  korelativ. 
Correlativeness,  Kor-61-a-tiv-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 
Correspond,    Kor-es-p6nd,  v.  t.  tu  sq,t;  tu  an- 
ser;  (u  agre;  tu  kep  up  de  interqanj  ov  letcrz. 
Correspondence,    Kor-es-p6nd-ens,  n.   relajon; 
resiprokal  adaptajon;  epistolari  intcrkors. 


Correspondent,    Kor-es-p6nd-ent,    a.      si^tabl; 

ada|.tfd:  lit.  [korespondz. 

Correspondent,    Kor-es-p6nd-ent,   n.   wun  ho* 

Correspondently,  Kor-es-pond-ent-li,  ad.  in  u 

sqtabl  manor. 
Corresponding,    Kor-es-jwnd-iij,  pp.  a.    agre- 

it)  lu;  sn,tig. 
CoRRESPONSiVE,  Kor-es-pon-siv,  a.  dnserabl. 
Corridor,    K6r-i-dor,  »i.   [/>.]  a  galeii;  a  kuv- 
t-rt  wa.  [be  kordkted. 

Corrigenda,   Kor-i-jen-da,  n.  pi.  [L.]  tiyz  tu 
Corrigible,  K6r-i-ji-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beijj  kor- 

ektcd. 
CoRRiVAL,    Kor-i-val,  n.  a.  rjval;  a  kompetitor. 
Corrivation,    Kor-i-va-Jon,'  h.    de   yqnitig  ov 
w.iterz.  [fermig. 

Corroborant,  Kor-6b-o-rant,  a.  stregtenig:kon- 
Corroborate,    Kor-6b-o-rat,  v.    t.    tu  konferm: 
tu  establij.  [konfermig. 

Corroboration,  Kor-ob-o-ra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
Corroborative,  Kor-6b-o-ra-tiv,   n.    dat  hwiq 
koroborats.  [konfermig. 

Corroborative,  Kor-6b-o-ra-tiv,  a.  stregtenig; 
Corrode,  Kor-oJd,  v.  t.  tu  et  awa:  tu  konsqm. 
Corrodent,   Kor-6-dent,    a.  bavig  de  p-ser  ov 

was  tig. 
Corrodent,  Kor-u-dent,  «.  dat  hwiq  cts  awa. 
Corrodibility,  Kor-o-di-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov 
lieig  korodibl.  [oded. 

Corrodible,  Kor-oi-di-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  kor- 
Coruosion.  Kor-6J-;5on,  n.  de  akt  ov  korwdig,  or 

ctig,  or  wj^rig  awa  bj  degrez. 
Corrosive,  Kor-6-siv,  a.  konsq^mig;  wJirig  awa. 
Corrosive,  Kor-6-siv,  n.   a  korodig  substans. 
Corrosively,  Kor-(5-siv-li,  arf.  ina  korosivman- 
^f"-  [beig  korosiv. 

CoRROSiVENESS,  Kor-o-siv-ncs,  n.   de  kwoliti  ov 
CoRRUGANT,  K6r-q-gant,  a.  kontraktig  intu  rig- 

klz. 
Corrugate.  K6r-q-gat,  v.  t.  tu  rigklorpurs  up. 
Corrugate,  K6r-n,-gat,  a.  kontrak'ted:  rigkld. 
CoRRUGATio.v,  Kor-i^-ga-Jon,  n.  kontrakj'on  intu 
riflklz.  [brjb. 

Corrupt,  Kor-iipt,  v.  t.   tu  infekt:  tu  defjl;  tu 
Corrupt,  Kor-iipt,  v.  i.  tu  bekum  putrid  er  vij- 

iuted. 
Corrupt,  Kor-upt,  a.  sperld;  tantcd:piitrid;vijus. 
Corrupter,    Kor-iipt-er,  »i.  wun  hO)  kordpts  or 

vijiats. 
Corruptibility.  Kor-upt-i-bil-i-ti,  n.    de  posi- 
biliti  tu  be  koriiptcd.  [Jon. 

Corruptible,  Kor-iipt-i-bl,  a.  suseptibl  ov  korup- 
Corruptibleness,  Kor-iipt-i-bl-nes,  n.  korupti- 
•j'll'ti.  [lipted. 

Corruptibly,  Kor-iipt-i-bli,  a<f.  soaztubekor- 
Corruption,  Kor-iip-Jon.  ii.  de  akt  ov  koruptig; 

stat  ov  beig  koruptcd;  pt|,tresens;  pus:  vjs. 
Corruptive,  Kor-iip-tiv,  a.  havig  de  kwoliti  ov 
ta'itijj-  [usli. 

Corruptly.  Kor-upt-li,  ad.  wid  korupjon;  vij- 
CoRRUPTNEss,  Kor-dpt-ncs,  n.  korupjon. 
Corsair,  Kor-s%r,  ;i.  a  pjrat;  a  pjratikal  vesel,  in 

de  s-sb  ov  Yq,rop. 
Corse,  Kors,  or  Kors,  n.  a  ded  bodi. 
Corselet^  Kors-let,  n.  a  lit  qrmor  far  At  bodi. 
Corset,  Ker-set,  n.  an  qrti'kl  ov  dres  worn  r-snd 

de  bodi;  a  biKlis:  staz. 
Cortege,  Kor-taj,  n.  [/>.]  atran  ov  atendant.s. 
Cortes,  Kdr-tez,  n.  pi.  [Up.]  de  lejislativ  bodi  ov 

Span. 
Cortex,  K()r-teks,  n.  [L.]  de  -stcr  bqrk;  kuver. 
Cortical,  Kdr-ti-kal,  a.  bqrki;  belogig  tu  de  rjnd. 
Corticated,  Kdr-ti-kat-cd,  a.  rezemblig  de  bqrk 
ov  a  tre.  [ov  bqrk. 

CoRTiciKORM,    Kor-tis-i-ferm,    a.  havig  At  form 
Corticose,  Kor-ti-kus,  a.  ful  ov  bqrk;  bqrki. 


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CoEuscAXT,  Ko-ius-kant,   a.  gliteng  bj  flajez; 

flafiii.  [t^  ii^- 

Coruscate.  Ko-riis-kat,  i-.  i.  tu  gliter;  tia  flaj: 
Coruscation,  Kor-us-ka-Jon,  n.  kwik  vjbrajon 

ov  lit.  ^  .  .  ^  .  ^^^^"h 

Corvette,  Kor-vet,  n.  [Fr.]  an  advjs-bot;  a  smel 
CoKVETTO.  Kor-vet-o,  n.  [It.]  dz  kurvet. 
Corvine.  Ker-vjn,  a.  relati^  tu  ds  kro  er  ravn. 
CoKVORANT,  Kef-VQ-rant,  71.   a  vorajus  berd;  de 

koriliLarant. 
Corymb,  K6r-imb,  n.  a  spsjez  ov  inflcsresens. 
CoRYMBiATED,   Ko-rim-bi-at-ed,  a.    havii)  klus- 

terz  ov  beriz.  [in  bunqez. 

Corymbiferous,  Kor-im-bif-er-us,  a.  bqriij  f rit)t 
Corymbose,  Kor-im-bos,   a.   relatii)  tu  er  Ijk  a 

korimb.  [kumpani. 

CoEYPHEUS,  Kor-i-fe-us,  n.  [Gr.]  de  qef  ov  a 
Cosecant,  Ko-se-kant,  n.  ds  sskant  ov  an  qrk, 

hwiq   iz   de   komplgment  ov  anuder   tu  njnti 

degrez. 
Cosenage,  Kiiz-en-aj,  n.  an  anjeni  rit. 
Cosey,  Kw-zi,  a.  snug;  worm;  sojal;  qati. 
Cosine,  Ku-sjn,  n.  ds  s'ln  ov  de  komplement  ov 

an  aijgl  or  ov  an  qrk.  [skin. 

Cosmetic,  Koz-met-ik,  n.  a  woj  tia  imprAv  de 
Cosmetic,  Koz-met-ik,  a.  inkresiij  bii,ti;  biitifjig. 
CosMiCAL,  K6z-mi-kal,  a.  relatifl  tu  de  wurld;  — 

rjziii  or  sctiij  wid  de  sun. 
CosMiCALLY,  K6z-mi-kal-i,  ad.  wid  de  sun. 
CosMOGONiST,  Koz-mog-o-nist, «.  wun  hd)  deskrjbz 

kreajon.  [wurld. 

Cosmogony,  Koz-mog-o-ni,  n.  de  kreajon  ov  de 
CosMOGRAPHER,    Koz-mog-ra-f er,   n.   wun  verst 

in  kozmografi. 
CosMOGRAPHiCAL,  Koz-mo-graf-i-kal,  a.    relatip 

tu  kozmografi.  [kozmografi. 

CoSMOGRAPHiCALLY,  Koz-mo-gr.if-i-kal-i,  ad.  wid 
Cosmography,  Koz-mog-ra-fi,  u.  de  siens,  er  a 

de.-^kri|ij(in  ov  de  sistem  ov  de  wurld. 
CosMOLOGiST,  Koz-mol-o-jist,   n.   wun  verst   in 

kozmuluji.  [de  wurld. 

CosMOMETRY,  Koz-m6m-£-tri,  n.  mejtirment  ov 
CosMOPLASTic,   Koz-mo-plas-tik,    a.    formii)   de 

wurld.  [wurld. 

Cosmopolite,  Koz-mop-o-ljt,  n.  a  sitizen  ov  de 
CosMORAMA,  Koz-mo-ra-ma,  n.  an  optikal  majen, 

giviij  a  piktyi^resk  eksihijon  ov  de  wurld. 
Cosset,  K6s-et,  n.  a  lam  bret  up  bi  hand;  a  pet. 
Cosset,  K6s-et,  i-.  t.  tia  mak  a  pet  ov;  tu  fondl. 
Cost,  Kost,  0?' Kest,  n.  prjs  pad;  luksytiri;   qqrj; 

ekspens;  los. 
Cost,  Kost,  er  Kest,  t.  t.  [i.  kost,  ps.  kostii),  kost:] 

tu  be  bot  for;  tu  be  had  at  a  prjs. 
Costal,  Kos-tal,  a.  belogiij  tu  de  ribz  er  sjd. 
Costard,  Kos-tard,  n.  a  hed;  a  Iqrj  r-snd  apl. 
Costard-monger,  Kos-tard-mug-ger,  )  n.adeler 
Costeu-mongee,  Kos-ter-murj-ger,       \      in  aplz 

and  friTjt. 
Costive,  K6s-tiv,  a.  b-snd  inde  bodi:  restrinjent. 
Costiveness.  Kos-tiv-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beii)  kostiv. 
Costliness,  K6st-li-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beir)  kostii. 
Costly,  Kost-li,  a.  ekspensiv;  der;  ov  grat  prjs. 
Costume,  Kos-ti^m,  w.  stjl  or  mod  ov  dres. 
Cot,  Kot,  n.  a  smel  h-ss;  a  kotaj;  a    hut;  a  Jep- 

fald;  a  bed:  a  hamok;  a  kuver  for  de  finger. 
Cotangent,  Ko-tan-jcnt,   n.    de   tanjent  ov  de 

komplement  ov  an  ar)gl  or  qrk. 
Cote,  Ktot,  n.  a  kotaj;  a  Jep-fold;  a  kot. 
CoTEMPORARY,    Ko-tem-po-ra-ri,  a.    livig  at  de 

sam  tjm:  "kontemporari. 
Coterie,  Ko-te-re,  n.  [Fr.]  a  sosjeti;  a  klub. 
Cotillion,   Ko-til-yon,    n.   a  brisk,  Ijvli   dans, 

perfermd  bi  at  personz. 
CoTQUEAN,  Kot-kwen,  n.  a  man  hcD  biziz  himself 

wid  wimenz  af4rz. 
COTSWOLD,  Kots-wcDld,  n.  Jepkots  in  an  opn  kuntri. 


Cottage,  K6t-aj,  n.  a  hut;  a  kot;  a  smel  dwelij. 

Cottager,  K6t-a-jer,  n.  wun  ho)  livz  in  a  kotaj. 

Cotter,  Kot-er,    /   ,     ^  ^^^^. 

Cottier,  Kot-er, )  •' 

Cotton,  K6t-n,  n.  a  plant;  de  d-sn  ov  ds  kotn-tre; 
klot  mad  ov  kotn. 

Cotton,  K6t-n,  a.  mad  ov  kotn. 

Cotton-gin,  K6t-n-jin,  n.  a  maJen  fer  klenig  kotn. 

Cottony,  K(St-n-i,  a.  ful  ov  kotn;  d-sni. 

Cotyledon,  Kot-i-le-don,  n.  ds  seminal  lef  ov  a 
plant,  er  de  lob  dat  nurijez  de  sed  ov  a  plant. 

Couch,  K'sq,  v.  i.  tu  Ij  disn;  tu  stoop  er  bend. 

Couch,  K-sq,  v.  t.  tu  la  d-sn;  tu  hjd;  tu  inkl^d: 
tu  remcftv  er  depres,  az  katarakts  from  de  j. 

Couch,  K-sq,  n.  a.  set  ov  repoz:  a  bed. 

Couchant,  K-sq-ant,  a.  Ijii)  d-sn;  skwotig. 

CouCHER,  K-sq-er,  w.  wun  hot)  k-sqez  katarakts. 

Couchfello-w,  K-sq-fel-o,  n.  a  bedfelo). 

Couching,  K-jq-ig,  «.  de  aktovbendi^;  de  opera- 
Jon  ov  remOttvii)  a  katarakt. 

Cough,  Kof,  m  Kof,  «.  a  konvuljon  ov  de  Ittgz. 

Cough,  Kef,  r.  i.  tu  hav  de  lui)z  konvnlst. 

Couhage,  K-5-aj,  n.  an  Indian  ben. 

Could,  Kud,  i.  from  han;  woz  abl. 

Coulter,  K61-ter,  n.  de  kutig  jum  ov  a  pi's. 

Council,  K-sn-sil,  n.  an  asembli  fer  konsultajon. 

Councillor,  K-^n-sil-or,  n.  a  member  ov  a  k?n- 
sil. 

Counsel,  K-sn-sel,  a.  advjs;  direkjon;  konsulta- 
jon; sekresi;  a  k-snselor  er  advokat. 

Counsel,  K-sn-sel,  v.  t.  tu  giv  advjs;  tu  advjz. 

Counsellor,  K-sn-sel-or,  n.  wun  hO)  givz  advjs;  a 
leyer;  an  advokat.  [k-snselor. 

CouNSELLOESHip,  K-sn-sel-or-Jip,  n.    de   ofis  ov 

Count,  K-snt,  «.  t.  tu  number;  tu  tel;  tu  reks. 

Count,  K-snt,  v.  i.  tu  rekn;  tu  relj  on. 

Count,  K-snt,  n.  number;  a  qqrj; a  tjtl  ov  nobiliti. 

Countable,  K-snt-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  num- 
berd. 

Countenance,  K-sn-te-nans,  n.  form  ov  4e  fas; 
i^r;  luk;  eksterior  aperans; — patronaj;  sup6rt. 

Countenance,  K-sn-te-nans,  v.  t.  tu  suport;  tu 
enkuraj.  [tenansez. 

Countenances,  K-sn-te-nan-ser,  n.  wun  hO)  k-jn- 

CouNTEE,  K-snt-er,  n.  has  muni; — a  rekner; — ds 
tabl  ov  a  Jop,  on  hwiq  muni  iz  k^nted. 

Counter,  K-sn-ter,  ad.  kontrari  tu;  in  a  rog  wa. 

Counteract,  K-sn-ter-akt,  v.  t.  tu  akt  kontrari 
tu;  tu  hinder. 

Counteraction,  K-yn-ter-ak-Jon,  n,  opozit  ak- 
Jon  er  ajcnsi.  [agenst. 

Counterbalance,  K-sn-ter-bal-ans,  v.  t.  tu  wa 

Counterbalance,  K-sn-ter-bal-ans,  n.  opozit 
wat.  [rokajon. 

Counterchange,  K-sn-ter-qanj,  n.  eksqanj:  resip- 

Counteechange,  K-sn-ter-qanj,  v.  t.  tu  elisqanj. 

CouNTEECH.uiM,  K-sn-ter-qqrm,  n.  dat  hwiq  di- 
zolvz  a  qqrm. 

Counterchaem,  K-sn-ter-q^rm,  v.  t.  tu  destrd 
enqdntment.  [qek. 

Counteecheck,  K-sn-ter-qek,  v.  t.  tu  op6z;  tu 

Counteecheck,  K-sn-ter-qek,  n.  a  stop;  a  reb^k. 

Countercurrent,  K-^n-ter-kur-ent,  ?i.  an  opo- 
zit kurent. 

CouNTERDRA-<iv,  K-sn-ter-di'e,  v.  t.  tu  tras  de  linz 
ov  a  dreii)  trdi  transpi^rent  paper. 

Counteeeyidence,  K-sn-ter-ev-i-dens,  n.  opozit 
evideus.  [tat;  tu  kopi. 

Counterfeit,  Kisn-ter-fit,  v.  t.  tu  forj;  tu  imi- 

Counteefeit,  K-sn-ter-fit,  a.  forjd;  fiktijus;  de- 
setful.  [forjeri. 

Counteefeit,    K-sn-t€r-fit,    n.    an  impostor;    a 

Counterfeited,  K-sn-ter-f it-ed,  p.  a.  forjd;  imi- 
tated wid  Q  vi|  tu  defred. 

Counterfeiter,  K-su-ter-fit-er,  n.  a  forjer;  an 
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CODNTERFEiTiNO,  K'sn-ter-fit-ifl,  n.   de  akt  ov 

forjiB  or  fanii).  [folsli;  fiktijusli. 

CouxTEEKEiTLY,  K"sn-ter-fit-li,  ad.  wid  furjeri; 
CouNTEEGUAED,  Kisn-ter-gqrd,  n.  a  smel  ramixirt. 
CouNTEEMAND,  K"8n-ter-mdnd,  v.  t.  tu   rcvok  a 

komdnJ.  [former  order. 

CouNTEEMAND.  Kisn-ter-mand,  n.  a  reptl  ov  a 
CocNTEEMAEcn,    K-sn-ter-mqrq,    t^.   «'.    tu   rncirq 

bak. 
Countermarch,  K'sn-ter-mqrq,  n.  a  mqrqig  bak. 
Countermark,  K'sn-tcr-mqrk,  n.  an  after  mqrk 

on  gudz. 
Countermark,  Kun-ter-mqrk,   v.  t.   tu  plas  a 

k"5iitoriaqrk  on; — tu  holcj  a  hersez  tet  tu  konsfl 

hiz  fij. 
CocNTERMiNE,  K-sn-ter-mjn,  n.  a  mjn  tu  frustrat 

de  yqs  ov  wun  mad  bj  an  enemi. 
Countermine,  K-yn-ter-min,  v.t.  tu  kisntcrwdrk; 

tu  deiit.  [mo Jon. 

COUNTERMOTION,  Kisn-ter-mci-Jon,  «.  kontrari 
Countermovement,   K-5n-ter-m(f)V-ment,    n.    an 

opozit  mjjvment. 
CouNTERMURE,  K'sn-ter-mq.r,  n.  a  wol  bill  be- 

hjnd  anuder.  [bed. 

Counterpane,  K'sn-ter-pan,  «.  a  kuverlet  for  a 
Counterpart,  K:sn-ter-pqrt,  n.  a  korespondent 

pqrt;  a  kopi. 
Counterplea,  Kin-t^r-pls,  n.  in  fe,  a  replikajon. 
Counterplot,  K-sn-ter-plot,   v.  t.  tu  ofxiz  wun 

jjlot  bj  anuder.  [anuder  plot. 

Counterplot,  K"sn-ter-plot,  n.  a  plot  opozd  tu 
Counterpoint,    K-Kn-ter-pernt,    n.    a    kuverlet 

wovn  in  skwi^rz;  de  qrt  ov  kompozig  hqrmami; 

an  opozit  pernt.  [ans. 

Counterpoise,  K'sn-ter-pwz,  v.  t.  tu  k-snterbal- 
CouNTEEPOiSE,   Kisn-ter-perz,    »i.    ekwivalens   ov 

wat.  [tu  perzn. 

CoDNTER-POisON,  K-gn-ter-ptf-zn,  n.  an  antidot 
CouNTER-PEESSURE,  KTU-ter-preJ-q^,    n.    opozit 

fors. 
Counter-revolution,  K-sn-ter-rev-o-lq-Jon,  n.  a 

revQlqJon  suksf  dii)  anuder,  and  opozit  tu  it. 
Counterscarp,  K<;n-ter-skqrp,  n.  desidovadiq 

hwiq  iz  nekst  tu  dt  kamp. 
Counterseal,  Kisn-ter-sel,  v.  t.  tu  sel  tugeder 

wid  anuder. 
Countersign,  K-sn-ter-sin,  v.  t.  tu  sjn  an  erder 

ov  a  sqptrior,  in  kwoliti  ov  sekretari. 
Countersign,   K-sn-tcr-sjn,  «.  a  militari  woq- 

wurd;  an  ofijal  signatq/,  az  tu  sertifikat. 
CouNTERSiONAL,  K-Rn-ter-sig-nal,  ».  a  korespond- 

ig  signal. 
Countersink,  Ki?n-ter-sii)k,  v.  f.  tu  lot  de  bed 

ov  a  skrco  er  nal  intu  a  bord,  As.,  so  dat  it  ma 

not  projekt.  [tumd. 

Counterstroke,  Kiin-ter-strok,  n.  a  strak  re- 
Counterswat,  K'sn-ter-swa,  n.  opozit  inflqens. 
Countertallv,  K^in-tcr-tal-i,  n.  a  korespondig 

tali.  [ov  mqzik. 

Countertenor,  K'sn-ter-ten-or,  n.  a  midl  pqrt 
Countertime,  Kisn-ter-tjm,  n.  rezistans  ova  hors. 
CouNTEKTURN,  K-sn-t«r-turn,  n.  de  hjt  ov  a  pla. 
Countervail,  K'sn-ter-val,  v.  t.  tu  be  ekwal  tu; 

tu  balan.s.  [yin. 

Countervail,  K-sn-ter-val,  n.  ekwal  wat  er  val- 
CouNTERViEW,  K'sn-ter-vq,  n.  kontrast. 
Counterwork,  K-sn-ter-wArk,  v.  t.  tu  kisnter- 

akt. 
Countess.  Kynt-es,  n.  de  wjf  ov  an  erl  or  k-5nt. 
CJocntino-housk,  Kynt-ip-h-Ks,  n.  a  h-ss  er  rrt>m 

hwi^r  mer(}auts  kcp  d^  ak'snts,  and   tran.iakt 

bizncs.  [ak-xnt.s. 

Counting-room,  K'Ant-ifl-nDm,  n.  a  wom  far 
Countless,  KSnt-les,  a.  not  tu  be  k-sntcd;  in<^- 

merabl. 
OouxTEiFiED,  Kdn-tri-fid,  a.  rustik;  nad. 


Country,  Kun-tri,  n.  a  trakt  ov  land;  a  rejon; 

wunz  nativ  sffl  or  rezidens;  rcDral  pqrts,  op6zd 

tu  tin  or  tfit4. 
CouNTRT,  Kun-tri,  a.  rustik;  n&ral;  WDd. 
Country-dance,  Kdn-tri-dans,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  dons; 

kontra-dans. 
Countryman,  Kdn-tri-man,  n.  wun  bom  in  4r 

sam  kuntri;  a  rustik;  a  fqrmer. 
County,  Kiin-ti,  n.  a  Jcr;  a  serkit  or  distrikt. 
Coup  de  grace,  Kd>  de  grt^s,  n.    [/)•.]   de   meni 

strok;  de  strok  dat  puts  an  end  tu  suferifl. 
Coup  de  main,   KdEi  de  man,  n.   [It:]   a    suden 

atak. 
Coup  d'oeil.  Ken  dal,  «.  [Fr.]  ferst  er  sljt  vq,. 
Cou-PEE,  Kjj-pa,  n.  [Fr.]  a  mojon  in  dansi^. 
Couplable,  Kdp-la-bl,  a.  fit  tu  be  kupld. 
Couple,  Kup-1,  v.  t.  tu  jflrn;  tu  mari. 
Couple,  Kdp-1,  v.  i.  tu  jern  in  embra.sez. 
Couple,  Knp-1,  n,  tO):  a  p^r;  man  and  wjf. 
Couplement,  Kdp-1-ment,  n.  jnqnyon;  embr^. 
Couplet,  Kup-lel,  n.  tO)  verscz:  a  p^r. 
Courage,  Kdr-aj,  n.  braveri;  valor;  boldnes. 
Courageous,  Kur-aj-us,  a.  brav;  bold;  d^Q. 
Courageously,  Kur-aj-us-li,  ad.  bravli. 
Courageousness,    Kur-aj-us-nes,    n.    braveri ; 

boldnes. 
CouRANT,  Km-rqnt,  n.  [/>•.]  a  nimbi  dans;  enitig 

dat  spredz  kwik,  az  a  ndzpaper. 
Courier,  KcL-re-er,  n.  [Fr.]  a.  mesenjer  sent  in 

hast;  an  ekspres. 
Course,  Kors,  h.   a   ras;    karer;    progres;    erder: 

kondukt;  a  .«ervi3  ov  dijez:  naty^ral  bent;  trak 

in  hwic;  a  Jip  salz; — pi.  mensez. 
Course,  Kors,  v.  t.  tu  hunt;  tu  pursq. 
Course,  Kors,  v.  i.  tu  ran;  tu  hunt. 
Courser,  K6rs-er,  n.  a  ras-hers;  a  hers-raser. 
Coursing,  K6rs-in,  n.  de  sport  ov  huntig. 
Court,  Kort,  n.  de  rezidens  ov  a  prins;  a  hel; 

a  palas: — an  cnklozd  plas;  a  naro  stret;  a  hel 

er  plas  for  administ^rig  justis;  de  juj,  er  jnjez. 
Court,  Kort,  r.  t.  tu  w(D;  tu  solisit;  tu  sek. 
Court-b.\ron,  Kort-bar-on,  n.  a  kort  insident  tm 

a  manor.  [justis. 

Court-day,  K6rt-da,  n.  a  da  fer  administerin 
Courteous,  Kur-te-us,  &r  Kort-yus,  a.  poljt;  wei 

bred;  sivil:  resf>ektful.  [fuli. 

Courteously,  Kdr-te-us-li,  sd.  poljtli:  respekt- 
CouRTEOusNESs,  KuT-te-us-nes,  n.  siviliti;  koni'' 

plazan-^. 
CouRTER,  Kurt-er,  n.  wun  hoo  korts. 
Courtesan,  Kur-te-zan,  n.  a  prostitqt. 
Courtesy,  Kur-te-si,  n.  siviliti;  komplazans. 
Courtesy,  Kurt-si,  »i.  an  aktov  respekterrever- 

ens  mad  bi  wimen  and  gerlz. 
Courtesy,  Kurt -si,  r.  i.  tu  mak  a  kurtsi. 
Couethand,  K6rt-hand,  n.  a  maner  ov  rjtig  ynid 

in  rekordz  and  jqdijal  prosedigz. 
Courtier,  K(5rt-yer,  n.  wun  hcb  frekwents  korte; 

a  person  ov  kortli  manerz. 
Courtlike.  Kort-lik,  a.  elegant:  poljt. 
Courtliness,  Kort-li-nes,  ».  elegans  ov  manerz. 
CouRTLiNG,  Kort-lig,  n.  a  hager  on  at  a  kort. 
Courtly;  Kiirt-li,  a.  relatig  tu  a  kort ;  poljt ; 

soft. 
Courtmartial,  Kort-m(ir-Jal,  n.,  pi.  Korts-m^r- 

Jal;  a  militari  kort,  for  trjig  militari  ofensez. 
Courtship,  Kurt-Jip,   «.    akt  ov  kortig;    makig 

luv  tu  a  wuman. 
Cousin,  Kdz-n,  n.  de  qjld  ov  an  ugkl  er  qnt. 
Cove,  Kov,  n.  a  smol  kir'ek  or  ba;  a  Jelter:  a  res^. 
Cove,  Kov,  r.  t.  tu  qrq  over;  tu  Jelter. 
Covenant,  Kdv-e-nant,  n.  a  kontrakt;  an  agre- 

ment;  a  ded;  a  ritn  kontrakt. 
Covenant,  Kdv-e-nant,  t>.  i.  tu  bqrgen;  tu  koB- 
trakt.  [stipyiilat. 

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Covenantee,  Kuv-E-nan-t£,  ?i.  a  pqrti  ta  a  kuv- 

cnant.  [kuyenant. 

Covenanter,  Kuv-e-nant-er,  n.  wun  ho)  maks  a 

Cover,  Kdv-er,   f.   t.   tu  overspred;  tu   konsEl: 

tu  hjd. 
Cover,  Kuv-er,  n.   konselment;  a  skren;  detens. 
Covering,  Kuv-er-ig,  n.  dres;  vestynr;  a  kuver. 
Coverlet,  Kdv-er-let,  71.  de  uper  kuveng  ov  a 
bed.  ,  ^,  ..,    . 

Covert,  Kuv-ert,  n.  a  Jelter;  a  defens;  a  tiket. 
Covert,  Kdv-ert,  a.  Jelterd;  privat;  insidius;— in 

If),  under  protekjon,  az  a  marid  wuman. 
Covertly,  Kuv-ert-li,  ad.  sEkretli;  klosli. 
Coverture,  Kuv-er-ttir,  n.  Jelter;— de  legal  stat 

ov  a  wif. 
Covet,  ifdv-et,  v.  t.  tu  dezjr  egerli  or  jnordinatli. 
Covet,  Kdv-et,  v.  i.  tu  hav  a  strog  dezjr. 
CovETABLE,  Kuv-et-a-bl,  a.  tu  be  wijt  fer. 
Coveting,  Kdv-et-iij,  n.  inerdinat  dezjr, 
CovETiNGLY,  Kdv-et-iij-li,  ad.  egerli. 
Covetous,  Kdv-et-us,  a.  inerdinatli  dezjrus;  eger 

fer  gan;  avarijus. 
Covetously,  Kdv-et-us-li,  ad.  avarijusli;  egerli. 
Covetousness,  Kdv-et-us-nes,   n.  stat  ov  beii) 

kuvetus. 
Covey,  Kdv-i,  n.  a  haq  er  brtDd  ov  berdz. 
Covin,  Kdv-in,  n.  a  fredyiilent  agrement. 
Coving,  Kov-ii),  n.  a.  projekjon  in  a  bildig. 
Covinous,  Kdv-in-us,   a.   desetful;— fredyqlent: 
Cow,  K-s,  n.  de  fsmal  ov  de  bul.  [disonest. 

Cow,  Ku,  V.  t.  tu  depres  wid  fer.  _     [trdin. 

Coward,  K-s-ard,  n.  wun  wontig  kuraj;  a  pol- 
CowARD,  K-8-ard,  a.  dastardli;  timid;  bas;  k'sardli. 
Cowardice,  K-s-ard-is,  n.  fer;  habityi^al  timiditi. 
Cowardlike,  K-s-ard-ljk,  a.  rezembliij  a  kuard. 
Cowardliness,  K-s-ard-li-nes,  n.  timiditi;  k-s- 
ardis.  [men. 

Cowardly,  K-s-ard-li,   a.    ferful;  pqsilanimus; 
Cower,  Ki-er,  v.  i.  tu  sigk  bj  bendig  de  nez. 
Cow-herd,  K-j-herd,  n.  wun  hiti  tendz  kisz. 
Cowhide,  K-j-hid,  v.  t.  tu  bet  wid  a  k-shjd. 
Cowhide,  K-^-bid,  n.  de  skin  ov  a  k-s  drest  fer 

leder. 
Cow-house,  K's-h'ss,  n.  a  h-ss  tu  Jelter  katl. 
Cowl,  K-sl,  n.  a  mugks  hud;  a  qimni  kuver. 
CowLEECH,  K-s-leg,  n.  wun  hcD  kn,rz  dizezd  k^sz. 
Cowlick,  K-s-lik,  n.  a  reverst  tuft  ov  hq^  on  de 

hq,man  ferhed. 
Cowl-stafk,  Kil-staf,  n.  a  staf  fer  suportig  a 
kisl.  [sam  wurk. 

Coworker,  Ko-wdrk-er,   n.   wun  engajd  in  de 

Cowpox,  K-s-poks,  n.  de  vaksin  dizez. 

Cowry,  K"s-ri,  n.  a  smel  Jel  yn,zd  in  India  az  kern. 

Cowslip,  K-s-slip,  n.  a  plant;  a  spejez  ov  primroz. 

Coxcomb,  K6ks-kom,  n.  a  fop; — a  fl^ser. 

Coxcombry,  K6ks-kom-ri,  n.  fopijnes. 

COXCOMICAL,  Koks-kom-i-kal,  a.  fopij;  konseted. 

Coy,  Ker,  a.  modest;  rezervd;Ji;  not  aksesibl. 

CoYiSH,  KtJ-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  ker;  rezervd;  Jj. 

Coyly,  Kw-li,  ad.  in  a  ker  maner;  wid  rezerv. 

Coyness,  Kff-nes,  n.  rezerv;  Jjnes;  modesti. 

Coz,  Kuz,  n.  a  kant  wurd  fer  kuzn. 

Cozen,  Kdz-n,  t>.  t.  tu  get;  tu  trik. 

Cozenage,  Kdz-n-aj,  n.  fred;  deset. 

Cozener,  Kdz-n-er,  n.  wun  hco  qets. 

Crab,  Krab,  n.  a.  krustajus  f  ij; — a  wjld,  str  apl; 
a  pevij  person; — an  enjin. 

Crabbed,  Krab-ed,  a.  peviJ;  moros;  hqrj;  difikult. 

Ceabbedly,  Krab-ed-li,  ad.  pevijli;  morosli. 

Crabbedness,  Krab-ed-nes,    n.    s^smes   ov  tast; 

Ceabee,  Kra-ber,  n.  de  water  rat.  [asperiti. 

Ceack,  Krak,t  a.  ekselent;  ferst  rat, 

Ceack,  Krak,  n.  a  suden  nerz;  a  fijt^r;  a  bost. 

Ceack,  Krak,  v.  t.  tu  brak  intu  qigks;  tu  split. 

Ceack,  Krak,  v.  i.  tu  burst;  tu  opn  in  qigks. 

Ceackbeained,  Krak-brand,  a.  krazi. 


Ceackee,  Krak-er,  n.  a  qqrj  ov  gdnp-sder;  a  fir 

wurk; — a  boster; — a  hqrd  biskit. 
Crackle,  Krak-1,  v.  i.  tu  mak  sljt  kraks;  tu  mak 

smsl  and  frekwont  Jqrp  s-sndz. 
Crackling,  Krak-lig,  n.  a  smel  but  frekwont  nerz. 
Cracknel,  Krak-nel,  n,  a  kjnd  ov  hqrd,  britl  kak. 
Cradle,  Kra-dl, »».  a  mcovabl  bed  in  hwiq  qildren 

qr  rokt;— a  kas  fer  a  brokn  ban; — a  fram  ov 

timber  for  lqn(3ig  Jips;  a  fram  aded  tu  a  sjd  fer 

kutig  gran. 
Cradle,  Kra-dl,  v.  t.  tu  aplj  a  kradl  tu;  tu  rok. 
Craft,  Kraft,  n.  trad;  qrt;  kunig; — a  smel  Jip. 
Craftily,  Krdf-ti-li,  ad.  kunigli;  qrtfuli;  skil- 

fuli. 
Craftiness,  Krdft-i-nes,  n,  kunig;  stratajem;  qrt. 
Craftsman,  Krdfts-man,  n.  an  qrtifiser;  a  mc- 

kanik. 
Crafty,  Krdf-ti,  a.  kunig;  qrtful;  Jrottd;  slj. 
Crag,  Krag.  n.  a  ruf,  step  rok. 
Cragged,  Krag-ed,  a.   ruf;  ful  ov  prominensez; 

kragi.  [ed. 

Ceaggedness,  Krag-ed-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beig  krag- 
Ceagginess,  Krag-i-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beig  kragi. 
Ceaggy,  Krag-i,  a.  ruged;  ful  ov  prominensez; 
Crake,  Krak,  n.  a  berd;  de  kern-krak.  [kraged. 
Cram,  Kram,  v.  t.  tu  stuf;  tu  trust  in  bj  fors. 
Cram,  Kram,  v.  i.  tu  et  gredili,  or  beyond  satjeti. 
Crambo,  Kram-bo,  n.  a  pla  at  hwiq  wun  givz  a 

wurd  tu  hwiq  andder  f  jndz  rjm. 
Cramp,  Kramp,  71.  a  spazmodik  kontrakjon  ov  &z 

limz;  a  restrikjon; — a  pes  ov  bent  jurn. 
Cramp,  Kramp,  a.  difikult;  noti;  trublsum. 
Cramp,  Kramp,  v.  t.  tu  restran;  tu  konf  jn;  ta 

bjnd. 
Crampfish,  Kramp-fij,  n.  de  terpedo. 
Crampiron,  Kramp-j-urn,  n.  an  jam  for  fasnij 

tugeder. 
Ceampit,  Kram-pit,  n.  a  tin  plat  er  pes  ov  metal 

at  de  botom  ov  de  skabard  ov  a  bred-sord. 
Crampoons,  Kram-p6nz,  71.  pi.  jurn  instroDments 

fasnd  tu  de  J(l)z  ov  a  stormig  pqrti;  jurn  huks. 
Cranbeeey,  Kran-ber-i,  n.  an  asid  beri  yt^zd  far 

ses. 
Ceanch,  Krqnq,  v.  t.  tu  kruj  wid  de  tet. 
Crane,  Kran,  »i.  a  berd;  a  majen; — a  kruked  pjp. 
Craniological,  Kra-ni-o-loj-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu 

kranioloji. 
Craniology,  Kra-ni-61-cD-ji,  7j.   de  studi  ov  &z 

skulz  ov  animalz  in  konekjon  wid  dq,r  fakultiz 

and  propensitiz. 
Ceaniometee,  Kra-ni-6m-e-ter,  n,  an  instr<t)ment 

fer  me^nrig   skulz.  [ov  skulz. 

Ceanioscopy,   Kra-ni-6s-ko-pi,   n.    egzaminajon 
Cranium,  Kra-ni-um,  n.  [Z.]  de  skul. 
Crank,  Kragk,  n.  de  end  ov  an  jurn  aksis  tumd 

d^sn;  a  kontrjvans  fer  turnig;  a  bras; — a  pun. 
Crane,  Kragk,  a.  Ijabl  tu  be  tsverset,  az  a  Jip; — 

disterted; — helti;  lusti;  bold.  [tu  kragkl. 

Ceank,  Kragk,  v.  i.  tu  turn;  tu  run  in  and  '%i; 
Crankle,  Krag-kl,  v.  i.  tu  run  intu  agglz;  tu 

krigkl.  [agglz. 

Ceankle,  Krag-kl,  v.  t.  tii  brak  intu  bendz  and 
Ceankle,  Krag-kl,  71.  a  bend;  a  turn;  a  krigkl. 
Crannied,  Kran-id,  a.  ful  ov  qigks. 
Cranny,  Kran-i,  71.  a  qigk;  a  fiji^r. 
Ceape,  Krap,  n.  tin  stuf  ynzd  in  mornii),  &s. 
Ceapola,  Krap-yn,-la,  n.  [Z.]  a  surf  it;' krapyn,- 
lens.  [eks6s. 

Ceapulenoe,   Krap-yq-lens,   n.    siknes  kezd  bj 
Ceash,  KraJ,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  nerz,  az  ov  tigz  felij 

and  brakig;  tu  brak;  tu  bro&z. 
Crash,  KraJ,  7i.  a  lisd,  suden,  mikst  s-snd. 
Crashing,  KraJ-ig,  n.  a  vjolent,  komplikated  neri, 
Crasis,  Kra-sis,  n.  de  temperament;  de  migglin 
ov  tot)  vselz  in  wun  silabl.  [blucL 

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Cbassihent,  Kras-i-ment,  n.  tiknes. 
Crassitude,  Kras-i-tvid,  n.  grusnes;  korsnes. 
Ceastinatiox,  Kras-ti-na-Jon,  «.  a  putig  of  til 

tiainoru). 
Ceatch,  Kra^,  n.  a  fram  fer  ha,  tu  fsd  katl  in. 
Ceatches,  Kraq-ez,  n.  a  swelifl  on  a  hersez  pas- 
Ceate,  Krat,  w.  a  hamper  for  erten  w^r.      [tern. 
Ceatee,  Kra-ter,  n.  de  m-st  ov  a  volkauo. 
Ceaunch,  Krqnq,  v.  t.  tu  kruj  in  de  m-st. 
Ceavat,  Kra-vat,  n.  eni  tip  worn  ab'st  de  nek. 
Ceave,  Krav,  v.  t.  tu  ask  ernestli;  tu  log  for;  tu 

beg. 
Craven,  Kra-vn,  n.  a  kok  kogkerd;  a  k'sard. 
Ceavex,  Kra-vn,  a.  k-sardii;  bas. 
Ceavee,  Krav-er,  n.  wun  hoj  kravz.  [krarz. 

Ceavino,  Krav-ifl,  n.  unrezonabl  dezjr; — a.  dat 
Ceaw,  Kro,  11.  de  krop,  or  ferst  stumak  ov  berdz. 

CeAWFISH,   KrO-fiJ,  ;  „  ,  »    r       r-r 

Ceayfish,  Kra-fiJ,  i  "•  ^  krus^Jus  fij. 
Ceawl,  Krel,  v.  i.  tu  krgp;  tu  mcDv  az  a  warm. 
Ceawl,  Krel,  n.  de  wel  in  a  bot; — an  inklci3iir 

ov  hurdlz  fer  fiJ  and  turtlz. 
Ceawlee,  Krol-er,  ;i.  wun  h<D  krelz;  a  kreper. 
Cbayon,  Krii-on,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  pensil;  a  dreii). 
Ceaze,  Kraz,  c.  t.  tu  brak;  tu  imp^,r  de  intelekt. 
Ceazedness,  Kraz-ed-nes,  «.  dekrepitrid:  brokn- 

nes.  ^  [mind. 

Ceaziness,  Kra-zi-ncs,   n.    weknes;  disorder'  ov 
Ceazy,  Kra-zi,  a.  wek;  disorderd  in  mjnd;  insan. 
CsEAK,  Krek,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  hqrj,  protrakted  nerz. 
Ceeakixg,  Krek-ii),  ;i.  a  smol,  hqrJ  nerz. 
Ceeam,  Krem,  ii.  de  tfli  pqrt  ov  milk;  de  best  pqrt. 
Ceeam,  Krem,  v.  i.  tu  gader  on  de  surfas. 
Ceeam,  Krem,  v.  t.  tu  skim  of  de  krem. 
Ceeam-faced,  Krem-fast,  a.  pal-fast;  k-sardli. 
Cbeamy,  Krem-i,  a.  havig  de  natyi]_r  ov  krem. 
Ceeance,  Kre-ans,  n.  a  Ijn  fasnd  tu  a  hoks  lej. 
Ceease,  Kres,  «.  a  mqrk  mad  bj  dublii)  eni  tiii. 
Ceease,  Kres,  v.  t.  tu  mqrk  eni  tir)  bj  dublii)"  it. 
Ceeate,  Kre-at,  v.  t.  tu  kez  tu  egzist;  tu  form; 

tu  mak.  [3rqnivers. 

Ceeation,  Kre-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  kreatig;  de 
Ceeative,  Kre-a-tiv,  a.  havi^  de  puer  tu  kreat. 
Ceeatoe,  Kre-a-tor,  n.   wun  ha>  kreats;  de  Sq,- 

prern  Beig  hcD  bestcfiz  egzistens. 
Ceeatuee,  Kret-yqr,  n.  a  beii)  kreated:  a  man; 

a  broit;  eni  tig  kreated;  a  dependant;  a  ward  ov 

kontemt  or  tendernes. 
Ceedence,  Kre-dens,  «.  belef;  kredit;  konfidens. 
Ceedenda,  Kre-den-da,  «.  pi.  [L.]  tigz  tu  be 

belevd. 
Ceede.nt,  Kre-dent,  a.  belevig;  ezi  ov  belef. 
Ceedenti AL,  Kre-den-Jal,  a.  givig  a  tjtl  tu  kredit. 
Ceedential,  Kre-den-Jal,  n.  dat  hwiq  givz  kredit. 
Ceedibility,  Kred-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

kredibl.  [abl. 

Ceedible,  Kred-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  bele'vd;  prob- 
Cekdibleness,  Kred-i-bl- nes,  n.  kredibiliti. 
Ceedibly,  Kred-i-bli,  arf.  inamanerklamigbelef. 
Ceedit,  Kred-it,  n.  belef ;*onor;  gud  opinyon;  fat: 

trust  rejxizd;  inflqens;  sum  di^. 
Credit,  Kr6d-it,  v.  t.  tu  belev;  tu  trust;  tu  ad- 
mit az  a  detor. 
Ceeditable,  Kred-it-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  belevd; 

probabl.  [estimajon. 

Ceeditablkness,  Kred-it-a-bl-nes,  n.  repyritajon; 
Ceeditably,  Kred-it-a-bli,  ad.  repyntabli;  onor- 
„  abli.  [kredit. 

Ceeditoe,  Kr6d-it-or,  n.  wan  ho)  trusts,  er  givz 
Ceeditrix,  Kred-i-triks,  n.  a  femal  kreditor. 
Ceedulity,  Kre-dq-li-ti,  n.  ezines  ov  belef. 
Cbedulous,  Kr^d-yq,-lus,  a.  ezi  ov  belef;  unsus- 

pektig.  [pektig  maner. 

Credulously,  Kred-yq-lus-li,  ad.  in  an  unsus- 
Ceedulousxess,  Kred-yq-lus-nes,  n.  aptnes  tu 

belev. 


I  Ceeed,  Kred,  n.  a  sumari  ov  qrtiklz  ov  fat;  belif. 

Ceeek,  Krek,  v.  t.    tu  mak  a  hqrf  nerz.     Se 

I      ( Creak.) 

Creek,  Krek,  n.  a  smol  inlet;  a  ba;  a  kov;  a  turn; 

I      in  sum  pqrts  ov  Anurika,  a  smol  river. 

j  Ceeeky,  Krek-i,  a.  ful  ov  kreks;  wjndig. 

;  Ceeep,  Krep,  v.  i.  [i.  krept,  ps.  krepig,  krept;]  tu 

!      mijjv  az  a  wurm;  tu  mav  sloli  or  febli;  tu  gro 

I      alog;  tu  stel  in;  tu  fen. 

Cbeepee,  Kre'p-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  kreps; — a 
plant; — an  insekt; — a  grapnel. 

Ceeephole,  Krep-liol.  "•  a  retret;  a  subterfqj. 

Creeping,  Krep-ig,  pp.  a.  krolig:  mcDvig  sloli. 

Ceeepixgly,  Krep-ig-li,  ad.  in  de  maner  ov  a 
reptil.        ^  [lin. 

Cremona,  Kre-m(f)-na,  «.  a  8q,perior  kjnd  ov  vjo- 

Cremor,  Kre-mor,  n.  a  milki  or  kremi  substans. 

Crenate,  Kre-nat,  a.  havig  noqez;  noqt. 

Ceenated,  Kre-nat-ed,  /<.  a.  noqt;  indented. 

Creole,  Kre-ol,  n.  a  person  bern  in  SpaniJ 
Amerika,  or  de  West  Indez,  but  ov  Yq,ropean 
decent. 

Creosote,  Kre-o-sot,  n.  a  p-jerful,  antiseptik- 
substans,  obtund  from  distilig  tqr. 

Crepitate,  Krep-i-tat,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  kraklig  nerz. 

Crepitation,  Krep-i-ta-Jon,  n.  a  smel,  kraklig 
ntrz. 

Crept,  Krept,  i.  and  p.  from  Krrp. 

Crepuscule,  Kre-piis-kq,l,*  n.  twjljt. 

Crescent,  Kres-ent,  a.  inkresig;  gioig.        [kres. 

Crescent,  Kres-ent,  n.  de  mtin  in  her  stat  ov  in- 

Crescive,  Kres-iv,  a.  inkresig:  groig. 

Cress,  Kres,  n.  a  plant  ov  several  spejez. 

Cresset,^  Kres-et,  n.  a.  grat  Ijt  or  bekn. 

Crest,  Krest,  n.  a  plqm  ov  federz;  de  kom  ov  a 
kok;  an  ornament;  u  tuft:  prjd;  spirit. 

Crested,  Krest-ed,  a.  havig  u  krest. 

Crestless,  Krest-les,  a.  wid-st  a  krest. 

Crestfallen,  Krest-fel-n,  a.  dejekted;  sugk. 

Cretaceous,  Kre-ta-Jus,  a.  qeki. 

Cretic,  Kre-tik,  n.  a  poetik  fut  ov  tre  silablz. 

Cretin,   Kre-tin,    «.    an  idiot  aflikted   wid   de 
_  gtrter. 

Cretinism,  Kre-tin-iz-m,  n.  de  gerter,  er  swelLg 
I      on  de  trot;  a  spejez  ov  idiosi. 

Cretism,  Kre-tiz-m,  n.  a  Kretan  praktis;  felshud. 
j  Crevice,  Krev-is,  n.  a  krak;  a  kief t;  a  fijqr. 
I  Crew,  Krco,  i.  from  Kro.  [bel. 

:  Crewel,  Krdb-el,  w.  yqrn  twisted  and  wsnd  on  a 
,  Crib,  Krib,  «.  a  manjer;  a  stol;  a  qjldz  bed. 
!  Crib,  Krib,  r.  t.  tu  konf in;— tu  ko'mit  peti  tefts. 
I  Cribbage,  Krib-aj,  «.  a  gam  at  kqrdz. 
\  Cribble,  Krib-1,  n.  a  siv  for  klenig  kom. 

Crick,  Krik,  n.  a  krekig;— stifnes  in  de  nek. 
I  Cricket,  Krik-et,  ».  an  insekt;— a  st<i)l;— a  gam. 

Crier,  Krj-er,  n.  wun  hcD  krjz;  a  krjer  ov  gudz 
j      for  sal. 
■  Crim.  con.,  Krim  kon,  n.   kriminal  konversajon; 

unloful  interkors  wid  a  marid  wuman. 
I  Crime,  Krjm,   n.  an  infrakjon  ov  lo;  feloni;  an 
I      ofens;  a  grat  felt;  a  wiked  akt. 
j  Criminal,  Krim-i-nal,  a.    folti;  kontrari  ta  lo; 
I      gilti:  wiked. 

Criminal,  Krim-i-nal,  n.  a  person  gilti  ov  krjm. 

Criminality,  Krim-i-nal-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
kriminal;  gilt. 

Criminally,  Krim-i-nal-i,  ad.  wikedli;  giltili. 

Criminate,  Krim-i-nat,  v.  t.   tu  akqz;  tu  qqrj 
wid  krjm. 
I  Crimination,  Krim-i-na-Jon,  »i.  de  akt  ov  krim- 
inatig:  a  qqrj._  [riua. 

I  Criminatory,  Krim-i-na-to-ri,  a.  akqzig:  senso- 
I  Crimp,  Krimp,  a.  frjabl;  britl;  ezili  krumbld. 
I  Crimp,  Krimp,  n.  an  ajent  for  kol-mercants,  &s. 

Crimp,  Krimp,  v.  t.  tu  kurl  er  krisp  de  hqr. 
1  Ceimple,  Krim-pl,  v.  t.  tu  kontrakt;  tu  k6nigat. 


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GEO 


Ceimson,  Krim-zn,  Ji.  a  dep  red  kulor. 
Crimson,  Krim-zn,  a.  ov  a  dep  red. 
Crimson,  Krim-zn,  i-.  t.  tia  dj  wid  krimzn. 
Cringe,  Krinj,  n.  a  servil  bu;  men  siviliti. 
Cringe,  Krinj,  v.  i.  tu  b^s;  tia  fen;  tu  flater. 
Cringle,  Krig-gl,  «.  a  wit;  a  hcol  in  a  bolt  rop. 
Crinigerous,   Krj-nij-er-us,   a.    hiiri;  overgron 

wid  liq,r. 
Crinite,  Kri-njt,  a.  bavii)  de  aperans  ov  hq,r. 
Crinkle,  Kri^-kl,  v.  i.  tu  run  in  fleksy^rz;  tia 

rir)kl. 
Crinkle,  Kriij-kl,  v.  t.  tu  mold  intu  inekwolitiz. 
Crinkle,  Krii)-kl,  n.  a  rigkl;  a  sinyi^ositi. 
Cripple,  Krip-1,  n.  wunhooizlam. 
Cripple,  Krip-1,  v.  t.  tu  lam;  tu  mak  lam. 
Crisis,  Krj-sis,  n.,  pi.  Krj-sez;  a  kritikal  tjm  er 

turn. 
Crisp,  Krisp,  a.  kurld;  britl;  frjabl;  Jert;  brisk. 
Crisp,  Krisp,  v.  t.  tu  kurl;  tu  twist;  tu  indent. 
Crisping  iron,  Krisp-iij  j-urn,  n.  a  kurlii)  jurn. 
CaisPNESS,  Krisp-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  kurld 

er  krisp. 
Crispy,  Kris-pi,  a.  kurld;  krisp;  Jert  and  britl. 
Cristate,  Krist-at,  a.  krested;  tufted. 
Criterion,  Krj-te-ri-on,  n.,  pi.  Krj-te-ri-a;   de 

standard  bj  hwiq  eni  tii)  iz  jujd  ov. 
Critic,  Krit-ik,  n.  a  juj  ov  merit  in  literatii,r  er 

qrt;  wun  ho)  fjndz  felt. 
Critic,  Krit-ik,  a.  kritikal;  relatii)  tu  kritisizm. 
Critical,  Krit-i-kal,  a.  relatii)  tu  kritisizm;  eg- 

zakt;  dizernii);  kapjus; — relatig  tu,  er  prodi^sii) 

a  krjsis;  desjsiv.  [egzaktli. 

Critically,  Krit-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  kritikal  maner; 
Criticalness,  Krit-i-kal-nes,  n.  egzaktnes;  ak- 

yi^rasi:  njseti. 
Criticism,  Krit-i-siz-m,  n.  de  qrt  er  akt  ov  jujiij; 

a  remqrk.  [juj. 

Criticize,  Krit-i-sjz,  v.  t.  tu  egzamin  kq,rfuli;  tu 
Criticizer,  Krit-i-sjz-er,  n.  wun  hoo  kritisjzez. 
Critique,   Kri-tek,   n.    a  kritikal  egzaminajon; 

kritikal  remqrk;  sjens  ov  kritisizm.  [mur. 

Croak,  Krok,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  hors  nefz;  tu  mur- 
Croak,  Krok,  n.  de  krj  ov  a  frog  er  ravn. 
Croaker,  Kr6k-er,  n.  wun  hcD  kroks;  a  murmurer. 
Croaking,  Krok-ii),  n.  a  lo,  hors  udz;  murmurii). 
Croceous,  Kro-Jus,  a.  konsistii)  ov  safron. 
Crock,  Krok,  n.  a.  vesel  mad  ov  ert; — blak  scot. 
Crock,  Krok,  v.  t.  tu  def  jl  wid  smut  er  soQt. 
Crockery,  Krok-er-i,  n.  erten  wq,r. 
Crocket,  Kr6k-et,  n.  an  qrkitektyqral  ernament. 
Ceocky,  Krok-i,  a.  smuti;  def  jld  wid  smt. 
Crocodile,  Kr6k-o-djl,  er  Krok-o-dil,  n.  an  an- 
imal ov  de  lizard  trjb;  a  dorian.  [a  pTder. 
Crocus,  Kr6-kus,  n.  a  jenus  ov  plants;  a  fl'ser; — 
Croft,  Kroft,  n.  a  litl  feld  ner  a  h-ss. 
Ceoisade,  Krer-sad,  n.  a  holi  wer.   Se  {  Crusade.} 
Croises,  Krtjf-sez,  n.  'pl-  pilgrimz  boo  kari  a  kros. 
Cromlech,  Kr6m-lek,  h.  a  seriez  ov  hqj,  bred,  flat 

stonz,  razd  upon  ud6r  stonz  set  up  on  end. 
CsONE,  Kron,  n.  an  old  yq,;  an  old  wuman. 
Ceony,  Kro-ni,  n.  a.  buzom  kompanyon;  an  aso- 

Jiat-  [a  Jeperdz  buk. 

Crook,  Kruk,  n.  eni  tii)  bent;  a  bend;  a  kurv; 
Ceook,  Kruk,  V.  t.  tu  mak  kruked;  tu  bend. 
Crook,  Kruk,  v.  i.  tu  bend;  tu  be  bent. 
Ceookback,  Krxik-bak,  n.  a  kruked  bak. 
Crookbaoked,  Kriik-bakt,  a.  havig  a  r-snd  bak. 
Ceooked,  Kruk-ed,  a.  bent;  not  strat;   wjndig; 

oblck;  pervers. 
Ceookedly,  Krtak-ed-li,  ad.  not  in  a  strat  Ijn; 

untoardli;  not  kompljantli. 
Ceookedness,    Kriik-ed-nes,   «.    stat    ov   beig 

kruked.  [kro. 

Crop,  Krop,   n.   de   hqrvest;    prodq,s ; — a  berdz 
Crop,  Krop,  v.  t.  tu  kut  of;  tu  mo;  tu  rep. 
Ceopeaeed,  Krop-erd,  a.  havig  de  erz  kropt. 


Cropout,  Krop-ut,  v.  i.  tu  rjz  abiiv  de  surfas. 

Cropsick,  Krop-sik,  a.  sik  from  replejon. 

Ceore,  Kror,  n.  ten  milyonz. 

Crosier,  Krw-ger,  n.  an  qrtjbijops  staf. 

Croslet,  Kros-let,  n.  a  smel  kros. 

Cross,  Kros,  w  Kres,   n.  wun  strat  bodi  er  l^n 

plast  at  rjt  agglz  over  annder;  a  jibet;  de  ensjn 

ov  de  Kristyan  relijon; — misfertyq^n;  veksajou} 

trjal  ov  pajens. 
Cross,  Kros,  a.  transvers;  oblek;  pevij;  fretful. 
Cross,  Kros,  v.  t.  tu  la  atwert;  tu  sjn  wid  At 

kros;  tu  kansel;  tu  pas  over;  tu  twert;  tu  em- 

baras;  tu  perpleks;  tu  veks. 
Cross,  Kros,  v.  i.  tu  Ij  atwert  anuder  tig. 
Crossbar,  Kros-bqr,  n.  pqrt  ov  a  karij;  a  lever. 
Crossbarred,  Kros-bqrd,  a.  seki\rd  bj  bqrz, 
Crossbar-suot,  Kros-bqr-Jot,  n.  a.  bulet  perst  bj 

a  bqr  for  destrffiij  rigig. 
Crossbill,  Kros-bil,  n.  de  bil  ov  a  defendant: — 

a  berd. 
Crossbow,  Kros-bo,  n.  a  wepn  fer  Jootig. 
Crossbreed,  Kros-bred,  n.  ae  ofsprig  ov  parents 

ov  diferent  bredz; — apljd  tu  animalz. 
Crossbun,  Kr<5s-bun,  n.  a  kak  mqrkt  wid  a  kroS. 
Cross-examination,    Kros-eg-zum-i-na-Jon,    n. 

de  egzaminajon  ov  a  witnes  bj  de  opozit  pqrti. 
Cross-examine,  Kros-eg-zam-in,  v.  t.  tu  egzam- 
in a  witnes  prodt^st  bj  de  opozit  pqrti. 
Crosseyed,  Kros-jd,  a.    havig  kros  jz,  er  havig 

bot  jz  turnd  toardz  de  noz. 
Crossgrained,  Kros-grand,  a.    havig   de  fjbera 

transvers;  il-natyq,rd;  trublsum. 
Crossing,  Kr6s-ig,  n.   an  impediment;  opozijon. 
Crosslegged,    Kros-leg-ed,    a.    havig    de    legz 

krost. 
Crosslet,  Kros-let,  n.  a  smel  kros. 
Crossly,  Kros-li,  ad.  atwert;  adversli;  pevijii. 
Crossness,  Kros-nes,  n.  transversnes;  pevijnes. 
Cross-purpose,  Kros-pur-pus,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  enig- 
ma er  ridl. 
Cross-question,  Kros-kw^st-yon,  v.  t.  tu  kros- 

egzamin. 
Cross-road,  Kros- rod,  n.  a  rod  akros  de  kuntri. 
Cross-way,  Kros-wa,  n.  a  pat  krosig  de  qef  rod. 
Cross-wind,  Kros-wind,  n.  an  unfavorabl  wind. 
Crotch,  Kroq,  n.  a  huk;  de  fork  ov  a  tre. 
Ceotched,  Kroq-ed,  a.  bavig  a  kroq;  forked. 
Crotchet,  Kroq-et,  n.  a  not  in  mi^zik; — mqrks 

er  liuks  in  printig,  [dus]; — a  fansi;  a  hwim. 
Crouch,  Kr'sq,  v.  i.  tu  stcop  lo;  tu  fen;  tu  krinj. 
Crouched-friar,  Krisq-ed-frj-ar,  n.  wun  ov  ae 

erderz  ov  frjarz. 
Croup,  Kroop,  n.  de  rump  ov  a  fxl;  de  butoks  ov 

a  hers; — a  dizez  in  de  trot. 
Croupade,  KrcD-pad,  n.  a  hjer  lep  dan  a  kurret. 
Crow,  Kro,  n.  a  Iqrj  blak  berd; — de  nffz  ov  de 

kok; — an  jurn  lever. 
Crow,  Kro,  v.  i.  \i.  krtD  wr  krod,  ps.  kroig,  krod;] 

tu  mak  de  nffz  ov  a  kok;  tu  bost;  tu  egziilt; 

tu  bluster.  [a  lever. 

CrowbaRj^  Kro-bqr,  n.  a  strog  jurn  bqr,  yi^zd  az 
Crowd,  Krisd,  n.  a  konfqzd  multitq,d;  a  popyqlas. 
Crowd,  Knsd,  v.  t.  tu  pres  klos;  tu  enkumber; 

tu  urj. 
Crowd,  Kr-sd,  v.  i.  tu  swerm;  tu  be  nq,menis. 
Crowdy,  KrTJ-di,  n.  food  mad  ov  otmel,  As.;  fiDd 

mad  ov  bred  bffld  in  milk. 
Crowfoot,  Kr(f)-fut,  «.  a  fluer;  krozfut. 
Crowkeeper,  Kro-kep-er,  n.  a  skq,rkro. 
Crown,  Kr-sn,  n.  a  djadem  worn  on  de  hedz  OT 

soverenz;  top  ov  de  bed;  regal  p'ser;  onor;  O.  sil- 
ver kern;  a  gqrland; — komplejon. 
Crown,  Kr-sn,  v.  t.  tu  invest  wid  de  knin;  tta 

dignif  j;  tu  adern;  tu  rewerd;  tu  komplet. 
Crown-glass,  Kr^sn-glas,  n.  a  fjn  sert  ov  win- 

do-glas. 


CRU 


CUF 


Ckown-impebial,   Kr-»n-iin-pe-ri-al,    n.   a   Iqrj, 

biitiful  fUer. 
Ckownino,  Kfsn-ij),  n.  &e  finij  ov  eni  dckorajon. 
Ckown-wuekl,  Kriin-hwEl,  n.  de  upcr  Lwel  ov 

a  W(iq. 
Crowskoot,  Kru)Z-fut,  n.,  /)^.  Kraz-fet;  rigklz 

under  de  iz; — a  plant  and  fl'ser. 
Crucial,  IvriD-Ji-al,  a.  transvers;  krosig. 
Cel'CIATK,  Krif.-Ji-at,  a.  Ijk  a  kros. 
Ckuoible,  Krtf)-si-bl,  n.  a  kcmists  mcltig  pot. 
Crucifkeous,  Krcti-sif-er-us,  a.  b.-\rifl  de  kros. 
Crucifix,  Krifj-si-fiks,  n.  an  imaj  or  [jantifl  ov 

■gr  Savyor  on  de  kros. 

Crucifixion,    Krjj-^^i-fik-Jon,   «.   de   punijmcnt 

ov  miliD  tu  de  kros.  [a  kros. 

Cruciform,  Kri6-si-form,  a,  havip   de   form  ov 

Crucify,  KnG-si-fi,  v.  t.  tu  put  lu  dct  bj  nalig 

tu  a  kros;  tu  mortif j;  tu  torment. 
Ceucigeeous,  Knt»-sij-er-us,  a.  b.irig  de  kros. 
Crudk,  Kriiid,  a.  to;  bqrj;  unrip:  undijested. 
(^RUDKLY,  Knfjd-li,  ad.  in  a  krowi  manor. 
Crude.vess,  KrcM-nes,  ;i.  stnt  ov  beifl  krcod;  rones. 
Ceudity,  Kr(f)-di-ti,  n.  unripnes:  rones:  krOKlnes. 
Cel'el,  Knf)-el,  a.  inhn,man;  hqrd-hqrtcd. 
Ceuklly,  Krcd-cl-i,  ad.  in  a  kruoi-l  maner. 
Cruelxess,  KriJf)-el-nes,  )  n.  inhiynaniti;  krcoelti; 
Ceielty,  Krif)-el-ti,         i      bcirbariti. 
(■ruet,  Krd)-et,  h.  a  vial  for  vinegur  or  erl. 
Cruise,  Khdz,  ».  a  sinol  kup. 
Ckl'ISE,  Krdz,  n.  a  veraj  widiit  eni  sertun  kors, 

or  in  serq  ov  plunder. 
Cruise,  KrOiz,  v.  i.  tu  rov  in  serq  ov  plunder. 
Ceuisee,  Kridz-er,  >i.  wun  dat  knnzez. 
Cbumb,  Krum,  n.  de  soft  jKjrt  ov  bred:  a  smol  pqr- 
tikl  ov  bred;  a  fragment.  [pesez. 

Ceuhb,  Krum,  v.  t.  tu  brak  intu  krumz  or  smel 
Ceumble,  Krdm-bl,  i'.  t.  tu  brak  intu  smol  pesez. 
Cetmmy,  Knim-i,  a.  soft;  konsistig  ov  krumz. 
Crump,  Krump,  a.  kruked;  britl. 
Ceumpet,  Kriim-pet,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  soft  kak. 
Crumple,  Krdm-pl,  r.  t.  tu  dro  intu  riflklz. 
Crumple,  Knim-pl,  v.  i.  tu  Jripk  up;  tu  kon- 

trakt. 
Crumpled,  Knim-pld,  a.  twisted:  kruked. 
Crumpling,  Krdm-plii},  ».  a  smol  de.jonerat  apl. 
Cruoe,  Kroi-or,  ii.  [Z.j   gt)r;   koagynlated   blud. 
Crupper,  Krdp-er,  n.  a  leder  pasij  under  a  hors- 

cz  tal,  tu  kep  de  sadl  rit. 
Crural,  KrX-ral,  a.  bcloyii)  tu  de  leg. 
('rusade.  KnD-sad,  ji.   an   ckspedijon   under  de 

baner  ov  de  kros,  agenst  infidelz;— a  ktrn. 
Crusader,  Kno-sad-cr,  ii.  wun  empltVd  in  a  kra»- 

sad. 
Cruse,  Krms,  n.  a  smol  kup  er  vjal;  a  krjiet. 
Crusf.t,  KnJb-set,  »j.  a  gioldsmits  meltig  jiot. 
Crush,  KruJ,  r.  t.  tu  skwcz;  tu  broz:  tu  subdi'i. 
Crush,  KruJ,  n.  a  koli^^on:  akt  ov  rujij)  tugeder. 
Crust,  Krust,  h.  de  bqrd,  •ster  pqrt  ov  bred;  an 
okstvmal  kat,  kuverij,  or  kas.  [kas. 

Crust,  Krust.  r.  t.  tu  envelop;  tu  kuver  wid  a 
Crust,  Krust,  r.  i.  tu  gader  or  kontrakt  a  krust. 
Crustackax,  Krus-tti-Jan,  n.  a  krustajus  animal. 
CuuSTACEOLOQY,  Krus-ta-se-61-o-ji,  »i.  dat    \)\xl 

ov  zwoloji  hwi^  trets  ov  krustajus  animalz. 

Crustaceous,  Krus-ta-Jus,  a.  Jeli:  jemted,  az   a 

lobster.  _  [jffnted  /elz. 

Crustackousxess,  Kru3-ta-Jus-nc8.  «.  de   bavij) 

Crustation,  Krus-ta-Jun,  n.  an  adherent  kuver- 

ifl:  inkrustajVin. 
Crustily,  Kriis-ti-li,  &d.  pcvijii:  suapijli. 
Crustixkss,  Knis-ti-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  krust; 
pevijnos.  [surli. 

</RUSTY,  Kriist-i,  .•(.  kuvcrd  wid  a  krust;  murus; 
Crutch,  KruQ,  «.  asup(irt  yqzd  bi  kriplz. 
Crutch,  Kruq,  r.  t.  tu  sup<irt  ou  kruqcz,  az  a 
kripl. 


Crux,  Kruks,  n.  {L.\  a  kros;  eni  tig  veri  term^ntig 

or  difikult. 
Cry,  Kr[,  c.  i.  tu   kol;  tu   eksklam;  tu   klamor; 

tu  wep. 
Cry,  Krj,  v.  t,  tu  pruklam;  tu  mak  publik. 
Cry,  Kri,  n.    lamentnjon:  u  Jrck;  wepig;  klamor. 
Cryee,  Krj-er,  n.  a  hok.     Se  i^Orier.) 
Ceypt,  Kript,  n.  a  subtcranean  sel  or  kav;  a  grav. 
Cryptic,  Krip-tik,  a.  hidn;  .sekret. 
Ceyptooamic,  Krip-to-gam-ik,      ;    a.   havijj   de 
Ceyptooamous,  Krip-tog-a-inus,  (       fruktifika- 

Jon  konseld,  az  in  fernz,  mosez,  is. 
Cryptography,  Krip-tog-ra-fi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  rjt- 
ij)  in  sjlor.  [gwaj. 

Cryptology',  Krip-tol-o-ji,  n.   enigmatikal  lajj- 
Crystal,  Kris-tiil,  n.   a  regyqlar,  solid  bodi:  a 
fjn  glas.  [taljn. 

Crystal,  Kris-tal,  a.  konsistin  ov  kristal;   kris- 
Ceystalune,  Kris-tal-jn,  «/•  Kris-tal-in,  a.  kon- 

si<tifl  ov,  or  Ijk  kristal:  transparent;  kler. 

Crystallization,  Kris-tal-i-za-Jon,  ji.  deaktov 

kristaliziy.  [talz. 

Crystallize,  Kris-tal-jz,  r.  t.  tu  form  intu  kris- 

Crystallize,  Kris-tal-jz,  r.  i.  tu  be  konverted 

intu  kristalz. 
Crystallograpiiy,  Kris-tal-og-ra-fi,  »i.  de  sjens 

ov  kristalizajon. 
Cun,  Kub,  n.  de  yufl  ov  a  best,  az  a  b^r  or  foks. 
Cub,  Kub,  k.  i.  tu  briy  fort: — apljd  tu  bests. 
Cubatoey,  Ki'j,-ba-to)-ri,  a.  rekumbent;  liij)  d'sn. 
Cubatuee,  KiJ-ba-tur,  «.  de  findig  ov  de  kq,bik 

kontents. 
Cube,  Kqb,  n.  a  skw^r,  solid  bodi,  ov  siks  ekwal 
sjdz;  de  produkt  ov  a  number  multipljd  twjs  in- 
tu Itself. 
CuBEB,  Kq-bcb,  H.  Q  smol,  spjsi,  drjd  beri. 
Cubic,  Kq-bik,  /   a.  havijj  de'  form  ov  de 

Cubical,  Kq-bik-al,  \      kub  itself. 
Cubically,  Ki^-bik-al-i,  aa.  in  a  kqbikal  metod 
er  form.  [kqbikal. 

CuBicALNESS,  Ki'i-bik-al-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
Cubiform,  Kq-bi-form,  a.  ov  de  Jap  ov  a  kqb. 
Cubit,  Kq-bit,  n.  de  forqrm; — a  me;?Tir  from  de 
elbu  tu  de  ekstremiti  ov  de  midl  fiijger,  esti- 
mated at  aten  inqez.     cic  Ilebrorj  kqbit  woz  nerli 
twenti-tOi  inqez;  de  Roman  sevnten  and  a  hqf. 
Cubital,  Kq-bit-al,   a.   kontaniij    de   lejjt  ov  a 

kqbit. 
Cuboid,  Kq-berd,  )   a.  havig  de  form  ov  dt 

CuBOiDAL,  Kq-bdfd-al,  S       kqb. 
CiCKiNGSTOOL,  Kuk-iy-stoil,  II.  an  enjin  for  pdn- 
ijifl  skoldz.  [teres. 

Cuckold,  Kdk-old,  n.  de  huzband  ov  an  adul- 
CucKOi.D,  Kuk-old,  V.  i.   tu   rog  a   huzband   bj 
adultori.  [kukold! 

Cuckoldom,  Kdk-ol-dom,  n.  adulter!;  stat  ov  a 
Cuckoo.  Kuk-*,  n.  a  wel  nun  berd. 
CucuLLATE,  Kq-kul-at,  a.  huded. 
Cucumber,  Kij-kum-ber,  n.  a  plant,and  its  fntit. 
Cucurbit,  Kq-kur-bit.  »i.  a  kemikal  vesel. 
CucuEBiTACEOUS,  Kq-kur-bi-ta-Jus,  a.  rczemblifl 

a  gurd. 
Cud,  Kud,  n.  f(tj(l  rejwzited  in  de  ferst  stumak 

iiv  an  animal  in  onler  tu  rOjiuinaJon. 
Cuddle,  Kiid-l,  r.  i.  tu  Ij  klos  er  snug;  tu  hug. 
Cuddy,  Kdd-i,  n.  an  a[iqrtmcnt  in  a  Jip:  a  kabin 

or  kuk-riJjm;  a  tre-legd  stand;— a  kl-sn. 
Cudgel,  Kdj-el,  >i.  a  Jert  stik  tu  strjk  wid. 
Cudgel,  Kiij-el,  v.  t.  lu  bet  wid  a  stik. 
Cudoeller,    Kdj-ct-er,  n.   wun    ha>    kujelz  aa- 

uder. 
Cudweed,  Kdd-wrd,  n.  de  plant  galdi-loks. 
Cue,  Kq.  n.  de  tal  or  end  ov  eni  tig;  a  hint. 
Cuff,  Kuf,  n.  a  bio:  a  boks:  a  struk;— pqrt  ov  a 

slrv. 
Cuff,  Kuf,  r.  i.  tu  fit,'— r.  t.  tu  strjk. 


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Cci  BONO,  Kj  bc5-no,  [Z.]  Stu  hooz  benefit  wil  it 

tend;  'Jtia  hwot  end,  or  hwot  gud. 
CuiEASS,  KwE-ras,  n.  a  brestplat. 
Cuirassier,  Kws-ras-sr,  n.  a  soljer  in  qrmor. 
CuiSH,  Kwis,  n.  qrmor  for  de  tjz. 
CuLDEES,  Kul-d£Z,  n.  pi.  mugks  in  Skotland  and 

feland.  [kukeri. 

Culinary,  Kii,-li-ua-ri,  .1.  relatiij  tu  de  kiqen  er 
Cull.  Kul,  v.  t.  tu  selekt  from  uderz;  tu  pjk  ut. 
Culler,  Kul-er,  n.  wun  lieu  kulz  er  qojzez. 
CuLLiON,  Kdl-yon,  n.  a  skisndrel;  a  rcq. 
CuLLiONLY,  Kiil-ydn-li,  a.  men;  has;  vjl. 
CuLLis,  Kiil-is,  n.  brot  strand;  a  kind  ov  jell. 
Cully,  Kul-i,  n.  a  man  desevd;  a  men  di^J- 
Cully,  Kiil-i,  v.  t.  tu  bfftfcl;  tu  qet. 
CuLLYisM,  Kiil-i-iz-m,  w.  de  stat  ov  a  kuli. 
Culm,  Kulm,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  fosil  kol; — a  stum  ov 

gras. 
CuLMEN,  KiU-men,  n.  [£.}  a  sumit;  a  rojf. 
CuLMiFEROUS,  Kul-mif-er-us,  a.  prodnsii)  stoks. 
Culminate,  l<ul-mi-nat,  v.  i.  tia  bs  vertikal;  tu 

be  in  de  meridian.  [top. 

Culminating,  Kiil-mi-nat-ij), /)/».  a.rjzig  tu  de 
Culmination,  Kul-mi-na-Jon,  n.  de  transit  ov  u 

planet  tnii  de  meridian;  de  top  or  kr'sn. 
Culpability,   Kul-pa-bil-i-ti,    n.    stat  ov    beig 

kulpabl. 
Culpable,  Kiil-pa-bl,  a.  kriminal;  gilti;  blamabl. 
Culpableness,  Kul-pa-bl-ncs,  ».  blamablnes. 
Culpably.  Kiil-pa-bli,  ad.  in  a  kulpabl  manor. 
Culprit,  Kdl-prit,  n.  a  person  arand;  a  kriminal. 
Cultivable,  Kul-ti-va-bi,  a.  dat  ma  be  tild. 
Cultivate,  Kdl-ti-vat,  v.  t.  txa  til;  tu  labor  on; 

tu  imprJjv.  [y'l""-  '-'''^'• 

Cultivated,  Kiil-ti-vat-ed,  jj.  a.  impnitvd  bj  kult- 
Cultivation,  Kul-ti-vfi-Jon,  n.   de   akt  ov   im- 

prcDvii)  serlz,  As. 
Cultivator,  Kul-ti-va-tor,  n.  wun  hoi  kultivnt.s; 

an  implement  yi^zd  in  kultivajon. 
Culture,  Kult-yn,r,  a.  kultivajon;  tilaj. 
Culture,  Kult-yn,r,  v.  t.  tu  kultivat. 
Culver,  Kiil-ver,  ;i.  a  pijon  er  duv. 
Culver-house,  Kul-ver-h-ss,  u.  a  duv-kot. 
CuLVERiN,  Kul-ver-in,   n.    a  spejez  ov   erdaans. 
Culvert,  Kul-vert,  n.  an  qrqt  pasaj  erbrij. 
Culvertail,  Kul-ver-tal,  n.   duvtal; — a  mod  ov 

fasnig. 
Cumbent,  Kiim-bont,  a.  Ijir)  d'sn;  rckiimbent. 
Cumber,  Kiim-ber,  v.  t.  tu  cmbaras;  tu  enkumber. 
Cumber,  Kiim-ber,*  n.  veksajon;  enkumbrans. 
Cumbersome,  Kum-ber-sum,  a.  trublsum;  burdn- 

sum.  [sum  maner. 

Cumbersomely,  Kum-ber-sum-li,  arf.  in  a  trubl- 
Cumbersomeness,  Kum-ber-sum-ne?,  n.  enkiim- 

brans. 
Cumbrance,  Kum-brans,H.  hindrans;  enkiimbrans. 
Cumbrous,  Kum-brus,  a.  trublsum;  burdusum. 
Cumin,  Kum-in,  it.  an  aromatik,  anyq,al  plant. 
Cumulate,  K4-mq,-lat,  v.  t.  tu  akiyni^lat. 
Cumulation,  Ki],- mi],- la -Jon,  n.  akiyni^lajon. 
Cumulative,  Kii,-mn,-la-tiv,  a.  kousistiij  ov  pqrts 
CuMULOSE,  Ki'i-mq-lQs,  a.  f  ul  ov  liilz.      [hept  up. 
CuNCTATOR,  Kuijk-ta-tor,  n.  [Z.]  wun  h(t)  delaz:  a 

liijgerer. 
CuNEAL,  Ki^-ne-al,  a.  relatii)  tu  er  Ijk  a  wej. 
CuNEATED,  Kii,-ne-at-ed,  a.  mad  in  form  ova  wej. 
Cuneiform,  Ki^-ne-i-form,  a.  fermd  Ijk  a  wej. 
Cunning,   Kun-ig,   a.    .skilful;  qrlful;  slj;'  sutl; 

krafti. 
Cunning,  Kiin-ii),  n.  qrtifis;  sljnes;  qrt. 
Cunningly,  Kun-ig-li,  ad.  in  a  kunig  maner;  sljli. 
CUNNINGNESS,  Kdn-ifl-nes,  n.  qrtifis;  sljnes. 
Cup,  Kup,  n.  a  drigkig  vesel;  a  pqrt  ov  a  fl-ser. 
Cup,  Kup,  «.  t.  tu  dre  blud  bj  skarifikajon. 
Cupbearer,   Kiip-bq,r-er,  n.   an  ofiser  ov  a  kigz 

h'sshold;  an  at^ndant  at  a  fest. 


Cupboard,  Kdb-arJ,  n.  a  kas  wid  Jelvz  for  pro- 

vi^onz,  &s. 
Cupboard,  Kub-ard,  v.  t.  tu  hord  up. 
Cupel,  Ki\,-pel,  n.  a  kup  er  vesel  yq,zd  in  asaig 

ds  prejus  metalz, 
CuPELLATiON,  Kn,-pel-a-Jon,  n.  ds  akt  ovasaig  er 

ref  jnii)  de  prejus  metalz. 
Cupidity,  Kq-pid-i-ti,  n.  konkixpisens;  avaris. 
Cupola,  Kix-po-la,  n.  a  dcjm;  an  qrqt  ra)f. 
Cupper,  Kup-er,  n.  wun  hj)  kups;  a  skarif jer. 
Cupping,  Kup-ig,  n.  a  metod  ov  blud-letig. 
Cupreous,    Ki\,-prE-us,   a.    kopuri;  konsistig  oV 

kopor. 
Cur,  Kur,  n.  a  dog;  a  snapij,  men  man. 
Curable,  Kxi,r-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  kqrd  er  held. 
Curableness,  Kqr-a-bl-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beig  kqr- 

.abl.  [a  kqrat. 

Curacy,    Kq-ra-si,  n.    de  ofis  or  empltrment  ov 
Curate,  Kq-rat,  n.  a  klerjiman  hjrd  tu  perform 

de   dqiiz  ov  anuder;  a  parij  prest. 
CuBATESiiiP,  Kij,-rat-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a  ki^rat; 

kiyasi.  [dizezez. 

Curative,  Kqr-a-tiv,  a.    relatig  tu  de  kqr  ov 
Curator,  Kq-ra-tor,  «.  a  sqpcrintendent;  a  gqr- 

dian. 
Curb,  Kurb,  u.  pqrt  ov  a  brjdl;  restrant;  inhibi- 

Jon;  a  fram  r'siul  de  m'st  ov  a  wel. 
Curb,  Kurb,  v.  t.  tu  rcstran;  tu  qek;  tu  brjdl. 
Curb  stone,   Kiirb  ston,   n.   a  tik  kjnd  ov  ston 

plast  at  de  ej  ov  a  ston  pavment,  er  bj  a  wel. 
Curd,  Kurd,  n.  de  koagyqlated  pqrt  ov  milk  or 

likwid.  [kret. 

Curdle,   Kiir-dl,    i\  /.    tu  koagyqlat;  tu   kon- 
Curdle,  Kur-dl,  c.  t.  tu  koz  tu  koagyqlat. 
Curdy,  Kiird-i,  a.  koagyqlated:  konkreted. 
Cure,  Kqr,  n.  remcdi;  restorativ;  de  akt  ov  helig: 

—  de  benefis  er  emplermcnt  ov  a  kn,rat. 
Cure,  Ki],r,  v.  t.  tu  hel:  tu  restortu  belt;  tuselt. 
Cureless,   Kqr-les,  a.  wid'st  kqr;  wid'st  remedi. 
CuRER,  Kqr-er,  re.  wun  bttj  kij^rz;  a  heler. 
Curfew,  Kur-iq,  n.  an  evnig  bel;  a  fjr  plat. 
CuKiA,  Kq-ri-a,  n.   [L.]  a  kort:  a  kort-h'ss. 
Curiosity,  Kq-ri-6s-i-ti,  «.  inkwizitivnes;  ritriti; 

a  sit.  [vertqoso. 

CuRibso,  Kq-ri-6-so,  n.  [Jt.]  a  kqrius  person;  a 
Curious,  Kq  ri-us,  a.  inkwizitiv;  r^r;  akyqrat;  njs. 
Curiously,  Ki^^-ri-us-li,  ad.  in  a  kqrius  maner. 
Curiousness,  Ki],-ri-us-nes,  n.  inkwizitivnes;  njs- 

eti. 
Curl,  Kurl,  n.  a  rlglct  ov  hi^r:  a  wav;  fleksyn,r. 
Curl,   Kurl,   i\  t.   tu  turn  de  hqr  in  liglets;  tu 

bend. 
Curl,  Kurl,  v.  i.  tu  Jrigk  iutu  riglets;  tu  bend. 
Curlew,  Kiir-lq,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  weter-f'sl. 
CuRLiNESS,  Kdi-1-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  kurli. 
Curly,    Kiirl-i,   a.    havig  kurlz;  tendig  tu  kurl; 

kurld.  [qurlij  felo. 

Curmudgeon,     Kur-miij-on,     n.      an    avarijus, 
Curmudgeonly,    Kur-mdj-on-li,    a.    avarijusli; 

qurlij. 
Currant,  Kdr-ant,  n.  a  Jrub  and  its  fr(l)t. 
Currency,     Kdr-en-si,   w.    serk^lajon;    flo;    de 

muni  ov  a  kuntri  er  de  paper  pasig  az  muni. 
Current,  Kdr-ent,  a.  j^neraliresevd;  komon;jen- 

eral;  popyqlar;  pasabl;  ms  pasig. 
Current,  Kdr-ent,  n.  a  runig  strem;  a  kors. 
Currente  calamo,  Kur-en-te  kal-a-mo,  [Z.]  wid 

a  runig  pen. 
Currently,  Kur-cnt-li,  ad.  in  a  kurcnt  manor. 
CuRRENTNESS,  Kur-cnt-nes,  n.  serkqlajon;  jeneral 

resepjon. 
Curricle,  Kdr-i-kl,  n.  an  opn  Jaz  wid  tco  hwelz. 
Currier,  Kdr-i-er,  n.    wun  hcb  dresez  and  pv^ 

leder. 
Currish,  Kdr-iJ,  a.  Ijk  a  kur;  bra)tal;s-sr;m<Dr6s. 
Currishly,  Kdr-iJ-li,  ad.  in  a  brcotal  maner. 


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COKRISHNESS,  Kur-iJ-ncf,  n.  mdrosnes;  qarlijncs. 
CuKKY,    Kiir-i,  V,  t.  tu  drcs  ledcr; — tu  bet;  tu 

ruli,  11/,  II  hors;— tu  tiki  lij  flateri. 
Corky,  Kiir-i,  n.  a  hjli  spjsl  Indian  mikstyq,r. 
(!URKV-C0MB.  Kiir-i-kom,  u.  an  jurn  ka>m. 
Curse,  Kurs,  v.  t.    tu  wij  evl  tu;  tu  eksekrat;  tu 

aflikt. 
Curse,  Kurs,  r.  i.  tu  utcr  iruprrkfijonz. 
Curse,  Kurs,  n.  maledikjun:  aflikjon;   torment. 
Cursed,     Kdrs-cd,  a.    dtzerviQ  a  kurs;  hatful; 

unhali. 
Cursedly,  Kdrs-ed-li,  ad.  mizerabli;  Jninfuli. 
CuRSEDNESS,  Kiirs-cd-nes,  «.  stnt  ov  btii)  under 

u  kur:i. 
CuRSER,  Kiirs-or,  ;;.  wun  hit)  uterz  kurscz. 
Cuitsiiii',  Kur-Jip,  H.  do;;Jii):  mennes. 
CuusiTOU,  Ki'ir-si-tor,  n.  u  klork  in  ds  (janseri. 
Cursive,  Kur-siv,  a.  runii);  rapid. 
Cursorily,  Kiir-so-ri-li,  ad.  in  a  kursuri  manor; 

hfisliti. 
CoRSORiNESS,  Kiir-so-ri-nes,  n.  sljt  atonjon. 
Cursory,  Kiir-.'^o-ri,  a.  hasti:  kwik:  !?ljt;  k;trles. 
Curt,  Kurt,  m.  Jnrt:  kurtald:  mi'itilntcd.       [abrij. 
Curtail,    Kur-tiil,    c.  t.  tu  kut  of:  tu  Jortn:  tu 
CuRTAiLER,  Kur-ttil-cr.  n.  wun  Ljj  kut.s  of  cnitij). 
Curtain.    Kiir-ton,   «.    a  klot  haijip  rsnda  bed, 

at  11  windu,  or  in  a  teatLT. 
Curtain.  Kiir-tun,  r.  t.  tu  ha^j  wid  kurtenz. 
Curtal,  Kur-tal,  n.  a  hors  wirt  a  <lokt  tul. 
CuRTAi.,  Kiir-tal,  a.  bref;  abrijd;  kurtiild.     [waj. 
Curtilage,  Kiir-ti-laj,  n.  n  kort^yqrd  ner  a  mes- 
CuRL'LE,  Ki'i-ro)!,  a.  bElojjijj  tu  a  qariot. 
Curvated,  Kur-vat-cd,  a.  bent;  krukcd;  kun'd. 
Curvatiox,  Kur-vn-Jon,  «.  de  akt  ov  bendiij  or 

krukij).  [fleksyqr. 

Curvature,    Kur-va-tq,r,   n.     krukodncs:    kurv; 
CuiiVE,  Kurv,  a.  krukcd:  bent;  iuflekted. 
Curve,  Kurv.  r.  t.  tu  bond:  tu  kruk:tu  inflekt. 
Curve,  Kurv,  n.  eni  \.\\)  bent;  pqrt  ov  u  serkl. 
Curvet.  Kur-vct,  r.  t.  tu  lepaza  h()rs;tu  b5iid: 

tu  frii-k. 
Cuevet,  Kur-vot,  n.  a  lep;  a  b"8nd;  a  frolik. 
CuRViLiNEAL,  Kur-vi-lin-E-al,  j  a.  konsistiij  ov  a 
Curvilinear,  Kur-vi-lin-e-ar,  (     kurvdlin;kom- 

puizd  ov  kurvd  Ijnz. 
CuRViTY,  Kur-vi-ti,  n.  krukcdnes;  kurvati;r. 
Cushat,  KiaJ-at,  n.  dt  rij]  duv,  or  wud  pijon. 
Cushion,  KiiJ-on,  n.  a  pilo  for  a  set. 
Cushioned,    KuJ-oud, />.     a.    seted  onakujon. 
Cusp,    Kusp,  n.  a  pernt;  de  pernt  or  horn  ov  de 

nuon. 
(k'.spiDAL,  Kus-pi-dal,  a.  Jqrp;  endii]  in  a  pernt. 
Cuspidated,  Kiis-pi-dat-ed,  a.  endip  in  a  pernt; 

jxTntcd. 
Crsris.  Kus-pi?,  n.  [L.]  de  Jqrp  end  ov  a  tij). 
Cdstaed.    Kiis-tard,  n.    ioA  mad  ov  egz,  milk, 

Ju.c;ur,  As.  fgqrdii). 

Custodial,  Ku.s-ttf)-di-al,  a.  relatig  tu  kiistodi; 
Custody,  Kils-t«j-di,  u.  impriznment;  k^r;  seki^- 

riti. 
Custom,    Kiis-tom,  n.    habit;  habityi^al   praktis; 

ynznj:  patronnj;  dqtiz  on  eksports'and  imjHjrt.-. 
Customable,    Ku^-tom-a-bl,    a.  komon;  Ijabl  tu 

till'"'!-  [ti  tu  kustom. 

Customableness,  Kiis-toni-a-bl-nes,  n.  konfornii- 
('USTOMABLV,     Kiis-tom-a-bli,    ad.    akordifl    tu 

kustum.  [koraouli. 

Customarily.    Kiis-tom-a-ri-li,    ail.  habityiiali; 
Custom ARi.stss,    Kds-tom-a-ri-nes,   «.  frekwcn- 

&i;  k(imonne>-. 
Customary,  Kiid-tom-n-ri,  a.  konformabl  tu  kns- 

toin:  yn?;iial.  [a  delcr. 

Customer,    Kds-tom-cr,    n.    an  okdstomd  bier: 
Custom-house,   Kds-tom-h-ss,  n.  a  h'ss  hw^r'de 

di^tiz  u{>on  gudz,  im[iorted  or  eksjxDrted.qrkol- 

t^ktcd. 


CoSTUMARY,    KiLi-tum-a-ri,  n.  a  buk  ov  loz  and 

ku:;tomz. 
Cut,  Kut,   v.  t.  [i.  Vni,  p».  kutin,kut:]  tu  mak  an 

insijon;  tu  divid;  tu  hq;  tu  kqrv;  tu  pers;— 

+tu  Jun;  tu  avdrd. 
Cut,  Kut,  v.  i.  tu  mak  yqs  ov  an  ejd  \js\. 
Cut,    Kut,    »i.  de  akjon  ov  an  ejd  instrument;  a 

wa)nd  nuid  bj  an  ejd  t«)I;  a  blu;  a  i)rinted  pikt- 

yqr;  fajon;  Jap.  [ekted. 

Cut,    Kut,   p.     a.  gajt;   divjdcd;   hqn;  depii    af- 
Cutaneous,  Kq-Ui-ne-us,  a.  relatig  tu  de  skin; 

kqiikyqlar. 
Cute,  Kqt.t  a.  Jqrp:  JmkI;  akqt. 
Cuticle,  Kq-ti-kl,  n.  atinf<kin;  de  skqrf  skin. 
CuTicuLAR,  Kq-tik-yq-lar,  a.  belooij  tude  skin 

or  kqtikl. 
Cutlass,  Kut-las,  n,  a  brod  kutig  sord. 
^  Cutler,  Kdt-ler,  n.  wun  hm  maks  kutij)  instnib- 

ments. 
j  Cutlery,  Kdt-ler-i,  n.  a  kutlerz  wqr  or  bizneg. 
Cutlet,  Kdt-let,  n.  a  sinol  pes  ov  met;  a  stak. 
CuTi'URSE,  Kdt-purs,  n.  a  riikpokct:  a  tef. 
Cutter,   Kdt-er,   n.  wun  Oat  kitts;— a  fast  salip 

vi'sel. 
Cutthroat,  Kut-trut,  n.  a  murderer;  an  asasin. 
Cuttiiuoat,  Kut-trut,  a.  krdjel;  inhqman. 
Cutting,  Kdt-ii),  ii.  a  pes  kut  of;  a  slip. 
Cuttle,  Kdt-1,  /    »i.  a  fijf  dat  troz  -st  a 

Cuttlefish,    Kdt-l-fiJ,  i       blak  likor  tu  konsel 

it>e!f.  Lpnj. 

Cutwater,    Kut-wet-er,  n.  de  for  pqrt  ov  a  Jips 
Cyanide,  Sj-au-jd,  n.  a  kompTjud  ovsjanojenwid 

sum  uder  element  or  komvsnd. 
Cyanite,  Sj-an-jt,  //.  a  mineral  ov  biq  kulor. 
Cyanogen,  Sj-an-o-jen,    n.  a  kompisnd  ov  wun 

ekwivalent  ov  njtru)jen,  and  tm  ov  kqrbon. 
Cyanometer,    Sj-an-6m-e-ter,  n.  an  instrument 

tu  asci-tan  de  degre  ov  blqnes  ov  de  se  or  skj. 
Cycle.  Si-kl, »».  a  serkl;  a  periodikal  spas  ov  tjm. 
Cycloid,  Si-kltfd,  h.  a  jeumetrikal  kurv,onhwiq 

dejiendz  de  doktrinz  ov  pendqlumz. 
Cyclometry,  Sj-kl6m-e-tri,  «.  de  qrt   ov  me3q,r- 

ii)  sjklz. 
C'YCLOP-f.DiA,  ^j-kl(:>-p8-di-a,  ;i.  a  .serkl  ov  de  qrt.' 

and  sjensez;an  ensjklopedia. 
Cyclopean,    Sj-klcD-ps-an,  a.   relatig  tu  de  Sj- 

klo]S;  vast;  tcrifik. 
Cyclopic,   Kj-kl6p-ik,  a.  vast;  tcrifik;  sjklopean. 
Cyclops,   Si-klo))?,    n.   dig.   and  pi.  in  fabyqlu.« 

histori,  a  kills  ov  jiants. 
Cygnet,  Sig-net,  n.  a  yup  swon. 
Cylinder.    Sil-in-der,    «.  a  log  s^rkqlar  bodi  or 

yqniform  djametcr. 
Cylindrical',    Si-lin-dri-kal,    a.   havig  de  form 
^  ov  u  silinder.  [silinder. 

<'ylindroid,    Sil-in-drffd,  n.  a  bodi  rczemblig  a 
Cyma.  Sj-mu,  «.  tt  muldiu:n  sjm. 
Cymar.  ."^i-niqr,  «.  a  sijt  kuverip;  a  skqrf. 
Cymbal,    Sim-bal,   n.  an  anjent  mqzikal  instrcD- 

niont,  [bcDt. 

Cymbikorm,    Sim-bi-fomi.  :\.  havig  de  Jap  ov  a 
Cymb.  .Sjni,  n.  [y.'f-/.]  an  iuiiur.Mens. 
Cynanche,  Si-nan-ke,  >i.  a  dizjz  ov  de  trot. 
Cynanihropy,    yi-nan-tro-pi,  h.  asortovkanjn 

uiaiines.  [wid  a  dog. 

Cynarctomachy,  Sin-qrk-tom-a-ki, ».  b^r-batio 
Cynic,  Sin-ik,  \    a.    havig  de  kwolitiz  ov  a 

Cynical.  Sin-i-kal,  (     snapiJdog;snqrli5;  snapi/. 
Cynic,   Sin-ik,    n.  a  foloer  ov  Djojencz;  a  snqrlip 

f ilosofor;  a  nicirus  man;  a  snqrler. 
Cynicism,    Sin-i-siz-ra,  n.  misantropi;  morosne?. 
Cynosure,  Sj-no-Jq^r,  n.   de  stqr  ner  de  nort  pol 

bj  hwii;  salorz  .ster;  a  gid. 
Cypher.  Si-fer,   ».     i^t  {Cipher.)  [ifl. 

Cypress.  Si-jires,  ii.  a  tre;  an  emblem  or  mom- 
Cyprus,  tfj-prus,  n.  a  tin  transpj\rcnt  stuf . 


DAI  96 

Cyst,  Sist,  n.  a  bag  kontanii)  morbid  mater. 
Cysted,  Sist-ed,  a.  enklozd  in  a  bag  er  sist. 
Cystic,  Sis-tik,  a.  kontand  in  a  bag  er  sist. 
Cystotomy,  Sis-tot-o-mi,  n.  de  opnig  ov  insist- 
ed tqmorz. 


DAN 

Cytisus,  Sit-i-sus,  71.  [Z.l  a  jenus  ov  Jrubz. 
Czar,  Z^r,  n.  de  tjtl  ov  de  emperor  ov  Rcojia. 
Czarina,  Za-re-na,  n.  At  empres  ov  RcDjia. 
CzAROWiTZ,    Zar-o-wits,   n.   de  tjtl  ov  de  Zqrz 
oldest  sun. 


D. 


D 


d,  ds  fori)  leter,  and  terd  konsonant  ov  &t 
,  komon  IggliJ  alfabet,  iz  a  vokal  eksplodent. 
Its  sljt  vokaliti  distiijgwijez  it  from  t,  tw  hwiq 
it  iz  aljd.  U,  az  an  abreviajon,  standz  fer  doh- 
tw;  az,  D.D.,  doktor  ov  diviniti:  az,  M.D.,  dok- 
tor  ov  medisin;  az  a  Koman  nn,meral,  it  dsn^ts 
500.  It  iz  yixzd  az  u  ks  in  miizik;  and  it  iz 
elso  yn^zd  tu  den6ta  sljdiij  valvina  stem  enjin. 

Dab,  Dab,  v.  t.  tu  strjk  jentli;  tu  tug;  tu  slap. 

Dab,  Dab,  n.  a  smol  lump;  a  soft  substans;— an 
adept;  a  dabster;  an  qrtist. 

Dabble,  Dab-1,  v.  t.  tu  smer;  tu  spater;  tu  wet; 
— V.  i.  tu  pla  in  weter;- — tu  tamper. 

Dabbler,  Dab-ler,  n.  wun  ho)  dablz  or  medlz. 

Dabchick,  Dab-qik,  n.  a  smol  weter  f^l.       [tig. 

Dabster,  Dab-ster,t  n.  wun  ho  iz  ekspert  at  cni 

Da  capo,  Dq  kq-po,  [It.]  agen;— signifjii)  dat  ds 
ferst  pqrt  ov  de  tq,n  Jud  bf.  repsted. 

Dace,  Das,  n.  a  smel  river  fij,  Ijk  a  roq. 

Dactyl,  Dak-til,  n.  a  poetikal  fut  konsistii)  ov 
wun  lor)  fut  and  tct)  Jert  wunz. 

Dactylic,  Dak-til-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  ds  daktil. 

Dactylology,  Dak-ti-lol-o-ji,  n.  de  qrt  ov  kon- 
versiij  bj  At  fiijgerz.  [bj  de  figgerz. 

Dactylomancy,  Dak-til-o-man-?i,   n.  divinajon 

Dactylonomy,  Dak-ti-16n-o-mi,  n.  de  qrt  ov 
numberiij  wid  de  firjgerz. 

Dado,  D^-do,  n.  {It.]  de  plan  pqrt  ov  a  kolum 

betwen  de  bas  and  kernis. 
D^DALiAN,  De-da-li-an,  a.  Ijk  a  labirint;  dedalus. 
Daffodil,  Daf-o-dil,  n.  a  nqrsisus;  a  jenus  ov 

plants.  [mqrk  ( t  )• 

Dagger,  Dag-er,  n.  a  Jert  sord;  a  ptrnyard;  de 
Dagger,  Dag-er,  v.  t.  tu  stab  wid  a  dager. 
Daggeks-dratving,  Dag-erz-dro-ig,  n.  a  dreig  ov 

dagerz. 
Daggle,  Dag-1,  v.  t.  tu  tral  in  mjr  er  weter. 
Daggle,  Dag-1,  v.  i.  tu  pas  iro)  wet  er  dert:  tra 

dragl. 
Daggletail,  Dag-1-tal,  a.  bemjrd;  bespaterd. 
Dag-lock,  D.ig-lok,  «.  a  loos  end  ov  a  lok  ov  wul. 
Daguerreotype,  Da-giir-o-tjp,   n.  a  metod  ov 

fiksii)  imajez,  bj  menz  ov  de  kamera  obski^ra, 

on  metal  plats;  invented  bj  (M.  Daguerre.) 
Dahlia,  Dq-li-o,  nr  Da-li-a,  •».  a  plant  and  bq,- 

tiful  fl'ser,  orijinali  from  Meksiko,  kompqzii) 

meni  varjetiz. 
Daily,  Da-li,  a.  hapnig  evcri  da. 
Daily,  Da-li,  ad.  everi  da;  veri  ofn. 
Daintily,  Dan-ti-li,  ad.  delikatli;nisli;fastidiusli. 
Daintiness,  Dan-ti-nes,  «.  delikasi;  fastidiusnes. 
Dainty,  Dan-ti,  a.  delijus;  f  jn;  nis;  skwemij. 
Dainty,  Dan-ti,  )i.  sumtiij  njs  or  delikat;a  tidbit. 
Dairy,  Da-ri,  n.  de  plas  hw^r  milk  iz  prezervd 

er  mad  intu  buter,  &s.;  a  milk  fqrm. 
Daiey-maid,  Da-ri-mad,  n.  a  femal  hcJ)  manajez 

a  dari. 
Dais,  Da-is,  71.  [  /}•.]  a  platform  or  razd  flor. 
Daisied,  Da-zid,  a.  ful  ov  daziz. 
Daisy,  Da-zi,  n.  a  perenial  plant  and  fl-ser. 


Dale,  Dal,  n.  a  spas  betwen  hilz;  a  val;  a  vali. 
Dalliance,  Dal-i-ans,  m.  miityq,al  kar^sez;  akta 

ov  fondnes. 
Dallier,  Dal-i-er,  n.  a  trjfler:  a  fondler. 
Dally,  Dal-i,  v.  i.  tu  trjfl;  tu  fondl;  tu  dela. 
Dam,  Dam,  n.  a.  mol  er  bagk  tu.  konfin  weter;— 

a  femal  pq,rent,  apljd  tu  bests. 
Dam,  Dam,  i'.  t.  tu  konfjn  weter  bj  damz. 
Damage,  Dam-aj,  n.  misqif:  hurt;  detriment;  los. 
Damage,  Dam-aj,  «.  t.   tu  inji^r;  tu  imp4r;  tia 

hurt. 
Damageable,  Dam-aj-a-bl,  a.  suseptiblovdamaj. 
Damages,  Dam-aj-ez,  n.  pi.  de  am'snt  ov  muni 

asest  on  a  defendant,  az  a  remq,neraJon  tu  de 

plantif  fer  &s  injv^ri  dun  him. 
Damascene,  Dam-zn,  n.  a.  plum.    Se  {Damson.} 
Damask,  Dam-ask,  n.  iigy\\Td  klot  er  silk; — a  red 

kulor.  [gold,  &8. 

Damaskeen,  Dam-as-ken,  i".  t.  tu  inla  jurn  wid 
Damaskin,  Dam-as-ken,  n.  a  saber  mad  at  Da- 
I      maskus.  [a  red  roz. 

Damask-rose,  Dam-ask-roz,  w.  roz  ov  Damaskus: 
j  Dame,  Dam,  n.  a  ladi;  a  mistres  ov  a  famili. 
Damn,  Dam,  r.  t.  tia  da»m  tu  eternal  punijment; 

tu  kurs;  tn  kondem;  tu  hoot. 
Damnable,  Dam-na-bl,  a.  most  wiked;  pernijus. 
Damnableness,  Dam-na-bl-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

beii)  wurdi  ov  kondemnajon.  [najon. 

Damnably,  Dam-na-bli,  ad.  so  az  tu  inkdr  dam- 
Damnation,  Dam-na-Jon,  «.  ekskli^jon  from  di- 

vjn  mersi;  eternal  punijment;  kondemnajon. 
Damnatory,  Dam-ua-to-ri,  a.  kontanip  kondem- 
najon. 
Damned,  Damd,  (>r  Dara-ned,    p.   a.    kond^md; 

hatful;  detestabl;  abherd. 
Damnific,  Dam-nif-ik,  a.  proki^rig  los;  misqivus. 
Damp,  Damp,  a.  merst;  wet:  fogi;  dejekted;  suijk. 
Damp,  Damp,  n.  fog;  mefstyi|r;  vapor;  dejekjon. 
Damp,  Damp,  r.  i.  tu  wet;  tu  mersn;  tu  depres. 
Damper,  Damp-er,  n.  a  valv  tu  stop  n,r  in  a  fur- 

nas;  dat  hwiq  qeks;  pqrt  ov  a  peanof6rt. 
Dampish,  Damp-iJ,  a.  m»st;  inkljnd  tu  wet;  hq,- 

mid.  [ytir. 

Dampishness,  Damp-iJ-nes,  n.  tendensi  tu  merst- 
Dampness,  Damp-ncs,  n.  mtfstyqr;  fogines. 
Damsel,  Dam-zel,  ».  a  yu{)  madn;  a  gerl. 
Damson,  Dam-zn,  n.  a  smel,  dqrk  kulord  plum. 
Dan,  Dan,*  n.   de   old   term  ov   onor  fer  men; 

ekwivalent  tu  master.  [steps. 

Dance,  Dans,  v.  i.  tu  lep  or  mcov  wid    megurd 
Dance,  Dans,  v.  t.  tia  mak  tu  dans. 
Dance,  Dans,  n.  regyi^ated  miDvment  ov  de  fet. 
Dancer,  Ddn-ser,  ».  wun  bin  praktisez  dansig. 
Dancing,  Ddn-sig,  n.  de  akt  ov  mCDvig  wid  steps 

tu  mq,zik.  [dansifl. 

Dancing-mastee,  Ddn-sig-mds-ter,  n.  a.  teqer  ov 
Dandelion,  Dan-de-lj-on,   n.  a  plant  and  yelo 

flTser.  [an  old  kem. 

Dandipeat.  Dan-di-prat,  n.  a  konseted  litl  felo;— 
Dandle,  Dan-dl,  c.  i.  tu  fondl:  tu  tret  Ijk  a  qjld. 
Dandlee,  Dan-dler,  n.  wun  hO)  dandlz  cildren. 
i  Dandruff,  Dan-druf,  n.  a  skurf  on  de  Led. 


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Dandt,  D4n-di,  n.  a  fop;  a  mal  person  h  b  dresez 

Ijk  u  d..l. 
Dandyism,  Dan-di-iz-m,n.  de  kwolitiz  ov  a  dandi. 
Dane,  Dan,  «.  a  nativ  ov  Denmq^rk. 
Daneoeld,  Dan-gcld,  u.  DuniJ  muni;  a  taks  lad 

upon  de  IflgliJ  najon  bj  dt  Danz.  [peril. 

Danger,  Dan-jer,  n.  ekspoji^r  tu  inj^ri;  hazard; 
Danger,  Dan-jer,  v.  t.  tu  endanjcr.  [risk. 

Dangeuless,  l>Hn-jcr-les,  a.  wid'st  hazard;  wid'st 
Dangerous,  Dan-jer-us,  a.  ful  ov  danjcr;perilus. 
Dangerolslv,  Dun-jer-us-li,  ad.  hazardusli;  wid 

danjur. 
Danoerousness,  Dan-jer-us-nes,  u.  danjer;  peril. 
Dangle,  Dag-gl,  v.  i.  tu  hay  loos;  tia  fulo. 
Dangler,  Dag-gler,  n.  wun  hoo  dagglz  or  hagz 

abSt. 
Danish,  Dan-iJ,  a.  rtlatig  tu  de  Danz. 
Dank,  Daijk,*  a.  damp;  hi^mid;  mffst;  wet. 
Daphne,  Daf-nc,  ».  a  jtnus  ov  plants;  de  lercl. 
Dapifer,  Dap-i-fcr,  n.  [Z.]  wun  hcD  servz  iaA.  at 

de  tabl. 
Dapper,  Dap-cr,  a.  litl  and  aktiv;  priti;  net. 
Dapperling,  Dap-cr-liij,  n.  a  dworf ;  a  dandiprat. 
Dapple,  Dap-1,  a.  ov  varius  kulorz;  variegated. 
1>apple,  Dap-1,  1-.  t.  tu  strek;  tu  vari;  tu  spot. 
Dappleu,  Dap-ld,  a.  btig  ov  varius  kulorz. 
Dapplegray,   Dap-1-gra,    a.    a   gra   mqrkt  wid 

spots. 
Dare,  D:vr,  i-.  i.  \i.  durst,  ps.  di\,ri5),  djird;]  tu  hav 

kuraj;  not  tu  be  afrad;  tu  ventyii^r. 
Dare,  Dv,  v.  i.  [i.  d.^rd, /<*•.  dririg,  dtird;]  tu  qal- 

enj;  tu  dffj;  tu  brav. 
Darer,  Dqr-er,  h.  wun  htn  d.-^rz  or  def  iz. 
Daring,  Diir-ijj,  a.  bold;  adventyiyu.-;  ferles. 
Daringly,  Di'ir-ig-li.  ail.  boldli:  kurajusli. 
Daringness,  Di'ir-ig-nes,  n.  bioldnes;  lerlesnes. 
Dark,  D^rk,  a.  wontiij  lit:  not  IJt:  opak;  obsk^r. 
Dark,  Dqrk,  n.  dqrknes;  obskn,riti;  wont  ov  Ijt. 
Darken,  I)qrk-n,  r,  t.  tu  niak  dqrk;  tu  kl-gd. 
Darken,  Dqrk-n,  i'.  i.  tu  gro  dqrk. 
Darkener,  Dqrk-n-er,  n.  dal  hwiq  dqrknz. 
Dark-eyed,  l)qrk-jd,  a.  havii)  dqrk  jz. 
Darkish,  Dqrk-i/,  a.  duski;  aprwcjiy  tu  dqrk. 
Darkling,  Dqrk-liy,*  a.  beii)  in  dr  dqrk.        [li. 
Darkly,  Dqrk-li,  ad.  obskiyli;  bljndli;  impcrfekt- 
Darkness,  Dqrk-nes,  n.  wontiy  Ijt;  obskq,riti;  se- 

krcsi:  grat  trubl. 
Darksome,  Dqrk-sum,  a.  gkumi;  obski^r. 
Darling,  Dqr-lii),  a.  favorit;  der;  mucj  Ijeiuvd. 
Darn,  Dqrn,  i-.  t.  tu  mend  a  rent  or  hoi  bj  suig. 
Darnel,  Diir-nel,  «.  a  wed  griaig  in  de  feldz. 
Darning,  Dqrn-iij,  h.  At  akt  ov  raendii)  holz. 
Dart,  Dqrt,  /;.  a  wepn  tron  bj  de  hand;  a  sper. 
Dart,  Dqrt,  v.  t.  tu  trco;  tu  jit;  tu  emit. 
Dart,  Dqrt,  r.  e.  tu  flj  rapidli,  az  a  dqrt. 
Darter,  Dqrt-er,  ;i.  wun  hio  triiz  a  dqrt. 
Dartinglv,  Dqrt-ig-li.  a/Z.  veri  s-vviftli,  ijk  a  dqrt. 
Dash,  DaJ,  v.  f.   tu  stnk  agenst:— tu  bespriykl; 

tu  miygl;  tu  obliterat;'tu  blot:  tu  konf-snd. 
Dash,  DaJ,  v.  i.  tu  flj  of;  tu  ruj:  tu  strjk. 
Dash,  DaJ,  71.  a  mqrkor  lin  in  r^tiy,  dus  ( — ); — 

a  bio:  -in  ostcntajus  Jo. 
Dashing,  DaJ-ij,  a.  prcsipitat;  rujiy;  fopij. 
Dastard.  Das-tard,  n.  a  losard:  a  poltrrfm. 
Dastardize,  D.as-tard-iz,  r.  t.  tu  mak  k-sardli. 
Dastardliness,  Das-turd-li-nes,  »i.  k-sardlines. 
Dastardly,  Das-ianl-li,  a.  k-sardli;  men. 
DjVTA,  Dii-tu,  v.pl.  trffldz  admitod. 
Datary,  Dii-ta-ri,  n.  a  papal  of iser  in  Rom. 
Date,  Dat,  n.  At  tim  ov  an  event:  cpok;  era;  de 

tjm  at  hwiq  a  Icter  iz  ritn; — a  frmt. 
Date,  Dat,  r.  t.  tu  not  de  tjm; — v.  i.  tu  rokn; 

tu  begin. 
Dateless.  Dat-les,  a.  wid^t  cni  dat  or  fikst  t^nn. 
Date-tree,  Dat-tre,  n.  a.  kjnd  ov  pqm  dat  b^rz 
dats. 


Dative,  Da-tiv,   a.   notiy    de  terd  kas  ov  Grek 

and  Latin  n-snz,  relatin  tu  giviy. 
Datum,  Da-tum,  n.  [Z.J  pi.  Dd-ta;  a  tij)  givn;  a 

propozijon  or  triit  admited. 
Daub,  Dob,  v.  t.  tu  smcr;  tu  pant  korsli. 
Daub,  Dob,  n.  kors  pantij);  plaster. 
Dauber,  D()b-er,  n.  wun  htij  dobz;  a  kors  panter. 
Daubery,  Dob-er-i,  n.  dobig:  eni  tiy  qrtful. 
Daubing,  Dob-iy,  a.  plaster:  kors  pantiy. 
Dauby,  l)ob-i,  a.  viskus;  glqtinus:  smeri. 
Daughter,  Do-ter,  n.  a  fcmal  ofsprig  ov  a  man 

or  wuman;  a  femal  qild. 
Daughter-in-law,  Do-tcr-in-lo,  n.  a  sunz  wjf. 
Daughterly,  Do-ter-li,  a.  Ijk  a  dotcr. 
Daunt,  Dqnt,  v.  t.  tu  diskuraj;  tu  frjt;  tu  in- 

timidat:  tu  apol. 
Dauntless,  Dqnt-les,  a.  ferles;  bold. 
Dauntlessness,  Dqnt-les-nes,  n.  ferlesnes. 
Dauphin,  Do-fin,  n.  At  eldest  sun  ov  de  Kig  ov 

Frans. 
Dauphiness,  Do-fin-es,  n.  At  wif  ov  de  dofin. 
Davit,  Da-vit,  n.  a  Jort  pes  ov  timber. 
Daw,  Do,  »i.  a  herd;  At  jakda.  [dali. 

Dawdle,  Do-dl,t  v.  i.  tu  wast  tjm;  tu  tqfl;  tu 
Dawdler,  D6-dler,  n.  a.  trjfler;  a  dalier. 
Dawn,  Don,  r.  i.  tu  gro  Ijt;  tu  glimer;  tu  opn. 
Dawn,  Don,  n.  brak  ov  da;  beginiij;  ris. 
Dawning,  Don-ig,  n.  brak  ov  da:  beg'inig;  don. 
Day,  Da,  n.  At  tjm  bet  wen  de  rjzig  and  setig  ov 

de  sun;  de  tjm  from  njjn  tu  noon,  or  from  mrdnjt 

tu  midnjt;  Ijt;  sunjjn;  Ijf;  an  aptrntcd  tjm;  an  aj; 

a  kontest.  [transakjonz. 

Day-book,  Da-buk,  n.  a  dali  rcjistcr  ov  merkantil 
Day'-break,  Da-brak,  n.  don;ferst  aperans  ov  da. 
Day-dream,  Da-drem,  «.   a  vijon  tia  ds  wakig 

scnsez. 
Day-labor,  Da-la-bor,  n,  labor  bj  de  da. 
Day-laborer,  Da-la-bor-cr,  w.  wun  hco  wurks  bj 

At  da. 
Daylight,  Da-ljt,  n.  At  Ijt  ov  At  da. 
Day-lily,  Da-lil-i,  ».  a  plant  and  flijer;  asfodel. 
Day'-rule,  Da-ro)!,  n.  in  lo,  a  reles  for  wun  da. 
Daysman,  Daz-man,  n.  an  umpjr;  a  juj. 
Day-speing,  Da-sprig,  n.  rjs  ov  de  da;  de  don. 
Day-star,  Da-stqr,  n.  At  mornig  stqr;  Venus. 
Day-time,  Da-tjm,  h.  tjm  in  hwiq  d^^r  iz  Ijt. 
Day-work,  Da-wurk,  n.  wurk  imp6zd  bj  At  da. 
Day-writ,  Da-rit,  «.  sam  az  da-rcsl. 
Daze,  Daz,*  v.  t.  tu  ovcrp-xer  wid  Ijt;  tu  dazl. 
Dazzle,  D:iz-1,  t.  t.  tu  overp-scr  wid  Ijt. 
Deacon,  De-kn,  n.  an  ekleziastikal  ofiser. 
Deaconess,  Dc-kn-es,  ii.  a  femal  dtkn. 
Deaconky,  De-kn-ri,       )       j.      c-  j  1 

Deaconship,  Dt-ku-Jip,  !"•  "^  ^^'^  «''  °-  ^^^''■ 
Dead,  Ded,  a.  deprivd  ov  Ijf;  Ijfles;  inanimat;  dul; 

spiritles;  stil;  tastlcs;  vapid. 
Dead,  Dcd,  n.  stilnes:  Ac\)\:;—pl.  ded  men. 
Dead-drunk,  Ded-drugk,  a.  so  drugk  az  tu  be 

mojonles. 
Deaden,  Ded-n,  v.  t.  txa  depriv  ov  Ijf  or  vigor;  tu 

mak  ded,  vapid,  or  spiritles. 
Deadish,  Ded-iJ,  a.  re zeniblig  bwot  iz  ded;  dul. 
Dead-lift,  Ded-lift,  n.  a  lift  mad  wid  man  stregt. 
Dead-light,  Ded-ljt,  n.  a  sort  ov  Juter  plast  over 

a  glas  windo  ov  a  kabin. 
Deadliness,  Ded-li-nes,  n.  At  stat  ov  beig  dedli. 
Deadly,  Ded-li,  a.  destruktiv;  mortal. 
Deadly,  Ded-li.  ad.  mortali;  implakabli. 
Deadness,  Ded-nes,  w.  wont  ov  Ijf  or  vigor. 
Deadnettle,  Ded-net-1,  h.  a  wed. 
Dead-reckoning,  Ded-r6k-nig,  n.  konjcktytir  ov 

de  plas  hwq,r  a  Jip  iz,  bj  At  log. 
Dead-water,  Ded-wo-ter,  ji.  de  edi  ov  woter  dat 
klozez  in  wid  a  Jips  stern.  [herig. 

Deaf,  Def,  nr  Def,  a.  wontig  de  sens  ov  herig;  not 
Deafen,  D6f-n,  r.  t.  tu  mak  def. 


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Deafly,  Def-li,  ad.  in  a  def  maner. 

Deafness,  Def-nes,  n.  stat  or  bELg  def. 

Deal.  Del,  n.  a  pqrt;  a  kwontiii;  a  dol;  fer  er  pjn 

timber  ?od  intu  plagks  er  bordz. 
Deal,  Del,  v.  t.  [i.  delt,  ps.  delii),  delt:]  tu  dis- 

tribviit:  tu  divjd;  tu  skater:  tu  tro  ab^t. 
Deal,'  DeI,  v.  i.  tu  trafik;  tu  transakt;  tu  akt: 

tu  inter^En. 
Dealek,  Del-er,  n.  wun  ha  delz;  a  trader. 
Dealing,  Del-ifl,  »i.  praktis:  interkors;  trafik. 
Dealt,  Delt,  af.  andy).  from  Ld. 
Deax,  Dfn,  II.  Ae  sckond  dignitari  ov  a  djoses: 

an  ofiser  in  a  literari  instituJon. 
Deaneey,  DEn-er-i,  ii.  at  ofis  er  h-ss  ov  a  den. 
Deassuip,  Den-Jip,  n.  At  ofis  ov  a  d£n;  dcneri. 
Deae.  Dsr,  a.  btliivd:  prejus:  kostli. 
Deak,  Dsr,  n.  a  dqrlig;  a  wurd  ov  endErment. 
Deabbokx,  Dsr-bem,  n.  a  lit  for-hwEld  karij. 
Dear-bought.  Der-bot,  a.  pur^tst  at  a  hj  prjs. 
Dear-loved,  Dt'r-luvd,  a.  muq  1u>t1. 
Dearly,  DEr-li,  ad.  in  a  dEr  maner:  fondli. 
Deaeness.  Dsr-nes.  n.  luv:  kostlines. 
Dearth,  Dert,  n.  sk^rsiti;  wont;  famin. 
Deary,  DEr-i,  ii.  At  diminyn,tiv  ov  dsr:  a  dqrlig. 
Death,  Det,  n.  ekstiijkjon  ov  Ijf;  mertaliti.    ^diz. 
Death-bed,  Det-bed,  ii.  At  bed  on  hwiq  a  person 
Death-bopisg,  Det-bod-iij,  7*.  a.  jjortendijj  det. 
Deathless,  Det-les,  a.  imartal:  never-djig. 
Deathlike,  Det-ljk,  a.  rEzemblii)  det. 
Death"s-dooe,  Dets-diir,  n.  a.  het  aproq  tu  det. 
Deatu's-max.  Dets-man.  n.  an  eksrktiJoncr. 
Deatuward,  Det-wcird,  ad.  toard  det. 
Death-vaerant,  Det-wor-ant,  «.   an  order  fer 

At  eksEkuj'on  ov  a  krimiaal. 
Deathavatch,  Det-woq,  ji.  an  insekt  hoiz  nerz  iz 

imajind  tu  prognostikat  det. 
Debar.  Ds-bqr,  v.  t.  tu  ekiklq,d:  tu  hinder. 
Debark.  Ds-bqrk,  v.  t.  tu  land;  tu  disemlxirk. 
Debarkation,  DE-bqr-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  dis- 

embqrkij).  [terat. 

Debase.  DE-bas,  r.  i.  tu  dEgrad;  tm  loer;  tu  adul- 
Debasement,  DE-bas-ment,  )i.  de  akt  ov  dsbasiij. 
Debaslr,  Ds-bas-er,  n.  wun  hcD  debasez. 
Debatable,  Ds-bat-a-bl,  a.  dispqtabl;   kontest- 

abl. 
Debate,  Dc-bat,  n.  a  dispi^t:  a  kworel:  a  kontcst. 
Debate,  Ds-bat,  v.  t.  tu  kontrovert:  tu  dispfj^t. 
Debate.  Dr-bat,  r.  i.  tu  dEliberat:  tu  dispi\t. 
Debatefll,  De-bat-ful,  a.  kontenjus;  kontestcd. 
Debatefully,  DE-bat-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  kontenjus 

maner. 
Debatement,  D£-bat-ment, ».  kontroversi;  debat. 
Debater.  D£-bat-er,  n.  wun  ho)  dsbits;  a  dis- 

ptl'^nt.  [iKDin. 

Debauch,  De-boo,,  r.  t.  tu  konipt:  tu  vijiat:  tu 
Debauch,  DE-btkj,  n.  druijknnes;  ekses;  Iqdnes. 
Debauchedness,  De-boq-ed-nes,  n.  intemperans: 

ck.'^e.'i. 
Debauchee,  Deb-o-jE,  n.  a  rak:  a  dnipkard. 
Debauchee,  De-boq-er,  n.  wun  htD  deboqez.  1 

Debauchery,  Ds-boq-cr-i,  n.   iutcmperan.s;  Ind- ' 

nti.  i 

Debauchmext,  De-boq-ment,  ».  akt  ov  dEboqifl. ! 
Debextuee.  D£-bent-yqr,  n.  a  sertifikat;  an  iu- 

str.wnent  bj  liwiq  a  det  iz  klamd:  a  sertifikat  ov 

druliuk  ftr  alisuus. 
Debile,  Dob-il,  a.  w£k;  febl:  fant.  [fant. 

Debilitate,  De-bil-i-tat,  v.  t.  tu  wekn:  tu  mak 
Debilitatio.x,  De-bil-i-ta-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  wEk- 

n\\y.  dEbUiti.  [gwor. 

Debility,  De-bil-i-ti,   n.  wrknes:   ftblnes;   la^- 
Debit,  Deb-it,  u.  At  detor  .-id  ov  an  akisnt. 
Debit,  Deb-it,  v.  t.  tu  qqrj  wid  det. 
Debo.naie.  Deb-o-n^r,  a.  elegant:  .sivil;  wel-bred. 
Debonaibly,    Deb-o-n^r-li,   ad.   elegantli ;   wid 

siviliti. 


Deboxaiexess,  Deb-i3-n4r-nes,  n.   siviliti;  kom- 

plazans. 
Debouch,  De-bobq,  r.  t.  tu  mqrq  -st. 
Debouchure,  Da-ba>-jq,r,  n.  [/)'.]  de  mut  ov  a 

river  er  strat. 
Debris.  Deb-re,  n.  [/)■.]  fragments;  nibif. 
Debt,  J3et,  u.  hwot  wun  man  oz  tu  anuder. 
Debtee,  Det-e,  n.  wun  tu  hism  a  det  iz  dq,. 
Debtor,  Det-or,  n.  wun  hoa  oz  muni,  &s. 
Debut,  Da-bii,,  n.  [/>•.]  an  entrans  upon  enitig; 

ferst  atemt:  ferst  step;  ferst  aperans. 
Decachord,  Dek-a-kerd,  j  n.  a  mq,zikal  in- 

Decachordon,  Dek-a-ker-don,  i      strcoment;  dat 

hwiq  haz  ten  pqrts.  [de  top  kut  of. 

Decacumixated,  Dek-a-ki'i-mi-nat-ed,  a.   havig 
Decade,  Dek-ad,  n.  At  sum  or  number  ov  ten. 
Decadexce,  De-ka-dens,  n.  deka;  fel. 
Decagox,  Dek-a-gon,  n.  a  fig)'vi,r  havig  ten  ekwal 

sjdz.  [ten  sjdz. 

Decahedron,  Dek-a-he-dron,  n.  a  figyqr  havig 
Decalogist,  De-kal-o-jist,  n.  an   ekspozitor  ov 

de  dekalog. 
Decalogue,  Dek-a-log,  n.  At  ten  komdndments. 
Decameron,  De-kam-e-ron,  ji.  a  volyum  havig 

t^en  buks.  [of. 

Decamp,  De-kamp,  v.  i.  tu  rEmctiv  a  kamp;  tu  mav 
Decampment,  De-kamp-ment,  n.  a  remoival  ov  At 

kamp.  [menz. 

Decaxder.  De-kan-der,  n.  a  plant  havig  ten  sta- 
Decaxal.  Dek-a-nal,  a.  pertanig  tu  a  dsueri. 
Decaxgular,  Dek-ag-gq,-lar,  a.  havig  ten  agglz. 
Decaxt,  De-kant,  r.  t.  tu  por  of  jentli. 
Decaxtation,  De-kan-ta-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  de- 

kantig.  [vesel  intu  andder. 

Decanted,  De-kant-ed,   /).    pord  of  from  wun 
Decaxter,  De-kant-er,  n.  wun  hco   dekants; — a 

glas  vesel  far  likor. 
Decapitate,  De-kap-i-tat,  i-.  t.  tu  behed. 
Decapitation,  De-kap-i-ta-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  be- 

hedig. 
Decapod,  Dek-a-pod,  n.  an  animal  havig  ten  fet. 
Decarbonize,  De-kqr-bon-iz,  i-.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov 

kqrbon. 
Decastich,  Dek-a-stiq,  n.  a  poem  ov  ten  Ijnz. 
Decastyle,  Dek-a-stjl,  n.  an  asemblaj   ov  ten 

pilarz. 
Decay,  De-ka,  v.  i.  tu  Iffiz  ekselens;  ta  dekljn. 
Decay,  Ds-ka,  i-.  t.  tu  imp4r;  tu  brig  tu  deka. 
Decay,  De-ka,  n.  a  dEkliu:  gradynal  falytj^r. 
Decayedness,  D£-ka-ed-nes,  n.  a  stat  ov  deka. 
Decease,  De-ses,  h.  det:  depqrtyqr  from  Ijf. 
Decea.sk,  De-ses,  i-.  i.  tu  dj;  tu  ekspjr. 
Deceased,  De-sest,  p.  a.  depqrted  from  Ijf;  ded. 
Deceit,  De-set,  n.  fred;  a  qet:  (^rtifis. 
Deceitful,  De-set-ful,    a.    fredynlent;    fml  ov 

deset.  [deset. 

Deceitfully,  De-set-ful-i,  ad.  fredjnq^lentli;  wid 
Deceitfulxess,  De-set-ful-nes,  n.  At  kwoliti  ov 

beig  dEsetful. 
Deceivable.  Dfi-SEV-a-bl,  a.  Ijabl  tu  be  desevd 
Deceivablexess,  De-sev-a-bl-nes,  n.  Ijablnes  tu 

be  desevd. 
Deceive,  De-sev,  r.  t.  tu  kez  tu  mistak;  tu  de- 

lipl:  tu  impJiz  on;  tu  mok:  tu  fal. 
Deceiver.  De-sev-er,  >i.   wun  hot)  desevz;  a  qet. 
December,  De-sem-ber,  n.   de  last  munt  ov  dc 

y£r. 
Decempedal,  DE-sem-pe-dal,  a.  ten  fet  in  legt. 
Decemvir,  De-sem-ver,  n.  [Z.]  p}.  De-sem-vi-rj; 

wun  ov  de  ten  guvemorz  ov  anjent  Ram. 
Decemvieal,  De-sem-vi-ral,  a.  belogig  tu  a  de- 

semvirat.  [bj  ten  rtolerz. 

Decemvirate,  De-sem-vi-rat,  n.   a   guvemment 
Decency,  De-sen-si,  n.  proprjetij  dekorum;  mod- 

csti.  [ov  ten  ycrz. 

Decenxart,  De-sen-a-ri,  n.  a  tjdig;  a  period 


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DzcK.NNiAL,  Dc-MJn-i-al,  a.  kuntinyiyg  ten  jtn. 
Declnt,  be-MUt,  A.  bckiituio;  tit;  si4Utt>l;  mixlcst. 
DKci:>rLir,   De-Mol-li,   nd.   iu  a   devout,  prupor 

lOBiior.  lili. 

I)KC>..VT\£Hd,  D^-sent-nes,  n.  dr<oiui;  di^  f>jriiuil- 
UtckJTiuiLiry,  De-iei>-ti-bU-i-ti,t  ».  Ijabluo*  tu 

be  dcMvd. 
DKCKrTiBLK.  De-i4p-ti-bl,t  «.  l^abl  tu  be  dt«ivd. 
L>KCKfTiuN,  Ue-s«ip-ioa,  n.  dr  aktuvdewvig;  fnxl; 

I»itCKFTiOLS,  Dc-M-p-Ju*,  a.  desctful. 
I»k».»JTiVE,  l>r--e|)-iiv,      I  a.  dt.'tviy;  de^etful; 
Untkn^okv,  l>i  ^cji  tw-ri,  j       drl(|di{).  [of. 

l)i;t».Ki*TiL).>i,  Di -»<''PJ"">  '••  'i  kropnj,  or  takig 
Dkcuaum,  Ue-(;<4rtu,  v.  t.  tu  kvotonikl  a  (j((rui. 
UkciUAULK,  Dt:-.>{d-ii-bl,  a.   ku|>abl  uv  beiy  dc- 

lvruiii:<l. 
Dxcii^t:,  Ue-tijii,  r.  t.  tu  fikii  At  ev5nt  uv;  tu  de- 

tvruiiii;  tu  Aotl. 
DliCiDLDLT,    De-fid-cd-ii,    ad.    in  a   dctermind 

niaiior. 
Ukcidence,  Des-i-dena,  n.  dt  akt  ov  frfUg  awu. 
DLCiDtK.  l)t-^i'l-LT,  H.  wun  bit)  lirtt'rmiDZ. 
l>ECil»LOL.s,  l>i:-ai;i-yii-u^,  a.  lulifl  in  otum;  nut 

fViT^rin;  not  i>ureuiul. 
Decidlol'sxess,  De-sid-yn-ua-nM,  n.  Stat  or  be- 
lli Ur^id^iius.  [bj  ton. 
DtciM.vt,  lL>M-i-aiiil,  A.  nuuberd,  or  multi|j|{d 
Dkcimal,  l)e'«-i-iu:tl,  it.  a  tfut;  u  deiiiinal  frakjun. 
]>t:ciMATK,  Dei-i-mat,  c.  t.    tu  tjd;   tu    tak   de 

Uiit.  [lent. 

1)lc)matiox,  l>>s-i-ma-Jon,  n.  a  selckjon  ov  cveri 
Ukc'imatur,  i>ej-i-iiui-U>r,  h.  wun  hJ>  deiiuatii. 
Deciho  suctu,  i>«»-i-inu-!)eka-t<j,  n.  [Z.]  a  buk 

in  liwiq  de  Jrl  is  folded  iutu  aik^^ten  Icvi. 
Decipher,  I>e-MJ-for,  r.  t.  tu  ck^iplan:  tu  uafuld; 

tu  unr.ivcl. 
ItKCiriiLaui,  Dc-sj-fer-pr,  u.  wun  hiB  dc-'iforz. 
Decihion,  Ue-^i;',-on,  n.  At  akt  ovde5idig:det(rmi- 

nnJoD  <>v  u  diieroo.s,  dut,  or  rvent. 
Decisive,  Dc-sj-»iv,  a.  kuiiklii»iv;  f{nal:  pozitiv. 
DECI81VELT,    De-«i-siv-li,    ad.    in    a    konkhi-^iv 

iiianiT.  [sjMiv. 

Dkcisivkxess,  De-sj-siv-ne*,  u.  stat  ov  beijj  dc- 
Deci!>uRV,  De-si-.s(j-ri,  a.  abl  tu  det^rmin. 
Deck,  Dok,  r.  t.  tu  kavcr;  tu  dres;  tu  ari;  tu 

ad'*i*n. 
Deck,  Ut-k,  n.  At  flur  uv  a  /ip: — a  pok  ov  kqrdz. 
Deckkr,   l».k-iT,  n.  wun  hiij  dfk:s;    t»  kuvcror. 
Decei.n'u.  I'fk-i5),  II.  i.'rnauient;  einbelijiufnt. 
Declaim,  Dc-kluiu,  r.  i.  tu  8|iek  tu  de  pujoni. 
Dkclaimer,   Dc-klam-cr,  n.  wun  boo  deklAniz. 
Declaimixu,  De-klnui-ig,  n.  an  apel  tu  de  {la/- 

onz.  [de  pnjunz. 

Dkclamatiox,  Dek-U-mA-Jon,  n.  a  diakurs  tu 
Declamator,  Dek-lu-iua-tor,  n.  an  orator:  a  rct- 

orij'an.  [pajonz. 

Declamatort,  De-klain-a-t<j-ri,  a.  aprlin  tu  de 
Declarable,  l)c-kl:ir-a-bl.  a.  dat  mn  be  dck^rd. 
D»:i  LARATiox,  Dok-la-ra-Jon,  n.  an  opn  ek.-<i>roJ- 

.'ii;  nil  :iicnuaJon:  a  ]iroklania/on. 
)!><  i.MivTiVK,  De-klar-a-tiv,  j.  proklamig;  ek.«- 

\\  111  i',.:i.  (tivli. 

DkCLARATORiLT,  De-kUr-a-to-ri-li,  ad.  af«*nuA- 
Dr.cLARAToRT,  De-kUr-a-t<^ri,a.afvnautir;  kler: 

ck«|>ri'-iv. 
Declare,    U«-kl4r,   r.  t.    tu  mnk  nan:  tu  (mj- 

kliim. 
DL(  I.aRK.   Dr-kl.ir.   r.   I.   U\  mak  ■;  n. 

DECLARti'LY.  Dr-klHr-«\l-li,  ad.  ., 
Declarer,  Dc-kl^r-er,  «.  wanh.iu ,..,  .  ,!.'o- 

klnmrr.  jon. 

Declarixo,  Dr-kl^r-iQ,  n.  pnblikajon:  d^klara- 
Dkclensiox,  Dc-kl^n-Jun,  «.  dc  akt  or  dekllnig; 

tpnilcnsi  tu  fol;  drjt-norasi;  dr^'nt:  rarin/oo  ov 


Declixablk,  Dt-klin-B»'    -    *  •  --i--  i-ii-^ 
Declixatiox,  Dek  li-nu  . 

'Irklt-nf   ii:  clu-<snt;  de    j  i 

;i   fn.ni  de  tkwai-r,  lur 
1'  •     Dek-li-nA-t«r,    n.     »:■ 

.   .  .'liO. 

DkcLi.SE,  Dr-kljn,  r.  •'.  tu  len:  tu  fti;  tu  deka. 
Dkclixe,    De-ki{n,  r    t.  tu  brig  dvn;  tu/ao:  tu 

refiiz:  tu  vnri,  or  inflekt,  az  wurdz. 
Declixe.    Dc-kl|n,    a.  fi.lio  of:  dimintjon;  <lekA. 
DtcLivixr,     De-kliv-i-ti,    h.   a  tlcj;.:    i    .-   .ivuil 

dc.-i<iitt.  [■ 

Declivoim,   De-klj-Tus,  n.  a  Aoy,  ; 
Decoct,  De-kukt,  v.i.  tu  b<rl;  tudiji-^.  .  . 

en. 
Decoctiox.  Df-kok-Jon,  «.  de  akt  ov  bwliji 
Decollate,    De-kul-at,    c.  t.    tu  beh6d:  tu  at 

kapitut.  [in. 

Decollatiox,    Dck-ol-a-Jon,  n.  deaktov  bebed- 
I>ECOLORATiox,  De-kul-or-&-Jon,  n.  abiiin  .ir  pri- 

VH/on  ov  kulor.  iii(kc.mp6z<J. 

Decomfosadle,   De-kom-piiz-a-bl,  u.  .  '■ 

I^EcoMi'osE,  De-kon)-|HJz,  c.  t.  tu  - 

komtitynont  jurl-^  uvu  tKxli;  ture-:  • 

tu  ilrk>>iii|iiin<l. 
Decojipusitk,  De-kom-pdz-it,    a.    kompsndcd  a 

iiL-ki>nd  l{tn.  [Jon  ov  pqrt*. 

Decomposition,  Dc-kom-po-xiJ-on,  h.  a  ueijara- 
Decompo(;xi),   Dc-kom-p>>nd,  r.  t.   tu  kotnii-^nJ 

ami;  '***  T^^Jlv  ^  kuiniiund  intu  jKirt:-:  tu  de- 

kijinpuz.  [ii'kond  tjm. 

Decompound,    De-kom-pind,    a.    kompundcd  a 
Decompolxdable,  De-kum-pind-a-bl,  a.  datmii 

be  dekompTsnded. 
Decorate,  Dek-o-rat,  r.  /.  tu  adorn;  tu  dok:  tu 

embelij.  [ment. 

Decoe.\tiox,  Dek-'j-rd-Jiin,  «.  ornament: cmbvlij- 
Decorator,  Dek-u-m-tor,  ii.  wun  hii>  dekombi. 
Decorous,    Dek-o-ru«,  </r  De-kj-rus,    a.   de^nt: 

!<iltubl   tu  a  karaktcr:  bekdtuig:  pru]M-r. 
Decorouslt,    Dek-u-rus-li,    ad.    m  u  bekdmig 

inaner.  [of  az  bqrk. 

Decorticate,  De-kor-ti-kat,  r.  I.  tu  pel:  tu  strip 
DecoBticatiox,   Dc-kor-ti-kii-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

stripig  of.  r'l 

Decorum.  De-ku-rum,  n.  descnsi;  order:  ; 
Decoy,  Dc-kA,  r.  t.  tu  lqr:tufntrap:tu  ■ 
Decov,  Dr-kif,  fi.  ulqrtuoiil  tu  nii-<;if:a  sn.ir. 
DtCDY-DlcK,  l>c-k«ir-duk.  n.  a  <iuk  dat  h\n  udon. 
Decrease,  Dc-kres,  r.  i.    tu  gru  K-s:  tu  be  di- 

minijt. 
Decrease,  Dc-kre'.*,  r.  t.  tu  mak  Ic5:  tu  diminij. 
Decrease,  De-kr^!S  a.  stat  ov  gruig  le*:  deka. 
Decree,  De-kr€,  r.  t.  tu  a«in  bju  dekr<;  tu  er- 

dan.  [Jf'ti- 

Decree.   Dr-kre,  n.  an  rJikt:  ft  !••:  a  drffrm  • 
Decrement,  Dek-re-mcnt,  n.  gradyi^al  dim: 

drkrr^.  [uj:  vw:.. 

Decrepit.    De-kr«p-it,  a.   waited  and  worn  wia 
Decrepitate,     De-kr«p-i-tat,    r.    /.    and   «'.    tu 

ro.'t  or  kmkl  in  dr  fjr.  [ntri. 

Decrkpitatidn.     Drkrop-i-ta-Jon,  h.    a    krakli 
Decrepitude,   De-kn>p-i-tqd,  ».   de  last  staj  or 

deka:  uld  aj. 
Decrescent.  De-kr«^«-ent,  a.  eroig  lc«:dekrt«iii. 
Decretal.    De-kri-t*l,  m.    a   buk  or  dtkrez  t>r 

rJikU. 
Decretal,  Dr-krc-t«I,  a.  pertanig  tu  a  dekr/. 
Dlcui.tust.  De-kri-tist,  n.  wun  v^rst  in  de  dekre 

tul. 
Decretorilt,    Ddk-rt-ttt -ri-li,    aJ.  in  a  Jt-fiuit 

inancr.  Ikriiika' 

Decretory,    D«^k-re-f«a-ri.  a.  jqdijal;  drfii.ii. 
I>ECRIAL.  Dc-kri-al,  h.  dcnkt  ovdekr|ig:  klam-^rtL- 

»cnjiir. 
Decrier,  Dr-krj-er,  n.  wun  badrkris. 


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Decry,  De-krj,  v.  t.  tu  senjqr;  tin  klamor  agdnst. 
Decumbexce,  De-kdm-bens,  j  n.  Ae  akt  ov  Iji;) 
Decumbencv,  De-kdm-ben-si,  )        d-sn;  prostra- 

Jon;  a  Ijiij  d-sn.  [lo. 

Decumbent,  De-kdm-bent,  a.  Ijhj  on  de  gr-snd; 
Decumbiture,  De-kdm-bi-ti\,r,  n.  konfjnment  tin 

bed. 
Decuple,   Dek-\^-pl,  a.  ten  told.  [ed. 

Decuple,  Dek-ix-pl,  n.  a  number  ten  tjmzrspEt- 
Decuuion,  Ue-k4-ri-on,  n.  a  komdnder  Qver  ten 

men. 
Decuruext,  Ds-kdr-ent,  a.  runig  d-snward. 
Decursion,  De-kdr-Jon,  n.  &e  akt  ov  runii)  d«n. 
Decursive,    De-kur-siv,  a.  runig  er  tendii)  d-sn. 
Decussate,  De-kus-at,  v.  t.  tu  intersekt  at  ak^t 

apglz.  [intersekjon. 

Decussation,  De-kus-a-Jon,  n.  &z  akt  ov  krosiij; 
Dedalous,   Ded-a-lus,  a.  havii]  varius  turniijz. 
Dedecorous,    Ds-dek-o-rus,  a.    disgrasfial;   re- 

profjful. 
Dedextition,  Ded-en-tiJ-on,  n.   de  Jedii)  ov  de 

tet.  [inskrjb. 

Dedicate,  Ded-i-kat,  v.  t.  tia  konsekrat;  tia 
Dedication,    Ded-i-ka-Jon,    n.    konsEkraJon;  an 

adrt'i. 
Dedicator,  Ded-i-ka-tor,  n.  wun  ho  dedikats. 
Dedicatoky,  Ded-i-ka-to-ri,  a.  relatiij  tia  a  dedi- 
Deditiox,  De-diJ-on,  n.   a  surender.  [kajon. 

Deduce,    De-diis,  v.  t.  tia  dro  from;  tia  interfsr; 

tu  gader.  [d^st. 

Deducement,  De-d^s-ment,  n.  dsdukjon;  tii)  ds- 
Deducible,  i)s-dvi,s-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  dedij^st er 

inferd. 
Deducive,  Dg-dii,-siv,  a.  perfermir)  dedukjon. 
Deduct,  De-ddkt,  v.  t.  tia  subtrakt;  tia  tak  awa. 
Deduction,   De-duk-Jon  n.   ds  akt  ov  dednktir); 

inferens. 
Deductive,  De-duk-tiv,  a.  dat  ma  be  dEdi|,st. 
Deductively,  De-duk-tiv-li,  ad.  bji-egyi^lar  de- 
dukjon. 
Deed,  Ded,  n.  an  akjon:   an  eksplfft;  a  fakt; — ci 

ritn  instrcDment  for  transferii)  real  estat. 
Deedless,   Ded-les,  a.  ivid-st  akJon;  -wid-st  cks- 

plflfts. 
Deem,  Dem,  v.  t.  tu  juj;  tu  deterniin;  tu  supoz. 
Deem,  Dem,  v.  i.  tu  juj;  tu  tiijk;  tu  estimat. 
Deemster,  Dem-ster,  ».  a  juj  in  de  >J1  ov  Man. 
Deep,  Dep,  a.  reqii)  fqr  belo  de  surfas;  prcjf-snd; 

qrtful;  sagajus;  dqrk-kulord;  grav. 
Deep,  Dep,  n.  de  se;  de  man;  de  ojan. 
Deepen,  Dep-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  mor  dep. 
Deeply,  Dep-li,  ad.  tu  a  grat  dept;  prof-sndli. 
Deepness,  Dep-ncs,  n.  dept:  profunditi;  sagasiti. 
Deer,  Der,  ji.  a  forest  animal  hunted  for  venizn. 
Deface,  De-fas,  v.  t.  tu  destrer;  tu  raz;  tu  dis- 

fig.vqr.  [destrukjon. 

Defacement,   De-fas-ment,  n.    vjolajon;  rajixr; 
Defacer,  De-fas-er,  n.  -wun  hen  defasez. 
De  facto,  De  fak-to,  [Z.]  in  fakt;  in  realiti. 
Defalcate,  De-fal-kat,  v.  t.  tu  kut  of;  tu  lop. 
Defalcation,  Def-al-ka-Jon,  n.  diminii,Jon;  abat- 

ment.  Lreproq. 

Defamation,  Def-a-ma-Jon,  n.  slander;  kalumni; 
Defamatory,  De-fama-to-ri,  n.  slanderus;  kal- 

umriius. 
Defame,  De-fam,  v.  t.  tu  slander;  tu  kalumniat. 
Defamer,  De-fam-er,  n.  wun  boo  defamz. 
Defatigable,  De-fat-i-ga-bl,*  a.  Ijabl  tu  be  weri.' 
Defatiuate,  De-f;'it-i-gat,  v.  i.  tu  weri. 
Defatigation,  De-i'at-i-ga-Jon,  n.  werines;  fateg. 
Default,  De-folt,  n.  omijon;  f alyi^r; folt;  defekt. 
Default,  De-felt,  v.  i.  tu  fal  in  performifl  a  kon- 

trakt. 
Defaulter,  De-folt-er,  n.  wun  gilti  ov  def.)lt. 
Defeasance,    De-fe-zans,  n.  de  akt  ov  anuliij;  a 

rUiij  dat  defets  de  kondijon  ov  a  bond. 


Defeasible,  De-fez-i-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beii)  anuld. 
Defeat,  De-fet,  n.  an  cavertro;  frustrajon. 
Defeat,  De-fet,  v.  t.  tu  overtro;  tu  frustrat;  tu 

undtb.  [tu  kler. 

Defecate,  Def-e-kat,  v.  t.  tu  pi^rifj;  tu  refjn; 
Defecate,  Def-e-kat,  a.  purjd  from  lez;  defekated. 
Defecation,  Def-e-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  defekatig; 

pqrifikajon. 
Defect,  De-fekt,  v.  a  folt;  imperfekjon;  a  blemij. 
Defectible,  De-fekt-i-bl,  a.  imperfekt;  defijent; 

wontii).  [revolt. 

Defection,  De-fek-Jon,  n.  wont,  fal.yn,r;  apostasi; 
Defective,  De-fek-tiv,  a.  ful  ov  defekts;  imper- 
fekt; felti.  [maner. 
Defectively,  De-fek-tiv-li,  ad.  in  a  defektiv 
Defectiveness,  De-fek-tiv-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

defektiv.  [kaJon. 

Defence,  De-fens,  n.  a  gqrd;  protekjon;  vindi- 
Defenceless,  De-fens-les,  a.  unqrmd;  ungqrded; 

wfk.  [tekted  maner. 

Defencelessly,  De-fens-les-li,  ad.  in  an  unpro- 
Defencelessness,  De-fens-les-nes,  n.  an  unpro- 

tekted  stat.  [tu  repel. 

Defend,  De-fend,  v.  t.  tu  protekt;  tu  vindikat; 
Dependable,   De-fend-a-bl,   a.   kapabl  ov  beig 

defended.  [sil,d. 

Defendant,  De-fend-ant,  n.  a.  person  aki^zd  er 
Defender,    De-fend-er,  n.   wun  boo  defendz;  an 

AdvQkat. 
Defensative.  De-fen-sa-tiv,«.  defens; — abandaj. 
Defensible,  De-fen-si-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  defended; 

rjt. 
Defensive,  De-fen-siv,  a.  servig  tu  defend;  re- 

zistig  agrejon;  opQzd  tu  ofensiv.  [maner. 

Defensively,    De-fen-siv-li,    ad.   in  a  defensiv 
Defer,  De-fer,  v.  t.  tu  put  of;  tudela:  tu  prolog. 
Defer,  De-fer,  v.  i.  tu  dela;  tu  akt;  tu  pa  def- 
erens, [mijon. 
Deference,  Def-cr-ens,  n.  regqrd;  respekt;  sub- 
Deferent,   Def-er-ent,  m.  a  vesel  konvaig  flq,id. 
Deferrer,  De-fer-er,  n.  a  delaer;  a  puter  of. 
Defiance,  De-fj-ans,  ti.  qaleni;kontemtovdanjer. 
Deficience,  De-fiJ-ens,     ]    n.  wont;  defekt;  im- 
Deficiency,  De-fiJ-en-si,  f       perfekjon. 
Deficient,  De-fiJ-ent,  a.  falig;  wontig. 
Deficiently,    De-fiJ-ent-li,    ad.   in  a  defektiv 

maner. 
Deficit,  Def-i-sit,  n.  [L.]  wont:  defijensi. 
Defier,  De-f j-er,  n.  wun  h(D  defjz. 
Defile,  De-fjl,  v.t.  tu  mak  f-sl;  tu  konipt. 
Defile,  De-fjl,  v.  i.  tu  mqrq;  tu  go  of  f jl  bj  fjl. 
Defile,  De-fjl,  n.  a  log  naro  pas. 
Defiler,  De-fjl-er,  »i,  wun  hco  def ilz.  [fjnd. 

Definable,  De-fjn-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  de- 
Define,  De-fjn,  v.  t.  tu  giv  a  dcfinijon  ov;  tu 

eksplan;  tu  deskrjb;  tu  serkumskrjb. 
Defined,  De-find,/),  a.  limited; deskrjbd;asertand. 
Definer,  De-f  jn-er,  «..  wun  hcodefjnzordeskrjbz. 
Definite,    Def-i-nit,  a,    serten;  limited;  egzakt; 

presjs. 
Definitely,  Def-i-nit-li,  ad.  in  a  definit  maner. 
Definiteness,  Def-i-nit-nes,  n.  sertenti;  limited- 

nes.  [deskripjon. 

Definition,  Def-i-niJ-on,  n.  an  eksplanajon;  a 
Definitive,  De-fin-i-tiv,  a.  determinat;  pozitiv; 

ekspres. 
Definitive,  De-fin-i-tiv,  ji.  dat  hwiq  definz. 
Definitively,  De-fin-i-tiv-li,  ad.  pozitivli;  desj- 

sivli. 
Definitiveness,  De-fin-i-tiv-nes,  n.  desjsivnes. 
Deflagrability,  Def-la-gra-bil-i-ti,  n.  kombus- 

tibiliti. 
Deflagrable,  De-fla-gra-bl,  a.  kombustibl. 
Deflagrate,  Def-la-grat,  v.  t.  tu  set  fir  tu;  tu 

burn.  [ekspl6d. 

Deflagrate,  Def-la-grat,  r.   i.   tu  tak  fjr  and 


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DirLAORATiON,  Dof-Ia-grd-Jon,  n.  ntor  destruk- 

/..n  l.j  tjr. 
Deklkct,  Uc-fl6kt,  V.  «.  tu  turn  asjd;  tu  dcvint. 
DiiKLtcTioN,   DE-fl<Sk-Jon,  n.  deviujun;  a  turnig 

Deki.lxuue,  Ur-flek-/i\r,  «.  adevinjon.  [a  rop. 
Deklouatio.v,  I)cf-la-rii-Jon,  h.  dc  iiklovdEflfjri}); 
Deklouii,  l)f-n'sr,  r.  t.  tu  nivij;  tu  tuk  uwii  u 

wi.iiniiiu  vurjiiiiti;  tu  tuk  uwd  biiti. 
Dkfloirku,  l)e-l'l"sr-cr,  u.  wun  ho)  defliirz. 
Uekllxion,  iJE-fldk-Jon,  h.   a   dtiuward   flo  ov 

lH(iiiorz. 
Dek(Edatiov,  Dcf-E-dd-Jon,  «.  poliiJon. 
Dkkoliatiom,  UE-fQ-li-fi-Jon,  n.  dE  folio  ov  Ievz. 
Defokoe,  l)E-f(ir!<,  t'.  t.  tu  kep  Tft  ov  pozcjon. 
Dekokcement,  DE-fiirs-ment,  u.  a  widliuldifl  bj 

furs.  [form  ov. 

Deform,  I)r-fi»rm,  v.  t.  tu  disfigyn,r;  tu  .sperl  dt 
Deformation,   Dcf-or-ma-Jon,    ».   u   dEfasig;  a 

disri^'viirij). 
Deformed,  I)e-f>)rmd,  p.  a.  ugli;  disfigyt|,rd. 
Deformer,  DE-furm-er,  n.  wun  hO)  defaiiuzorde- 

fiiriuz.  [nes. 

Deformity,  DE-form-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  biiti;  ugli- 
Defrali),  DE-fn'xi,  r.  t.  tu  rob  bj  trik;  tu  (jEt. 
Defraudation,    J)ef-ro-dti-/on,    /*.    prjvujon    bj 

fr-xl. 
Defbauder,  De-fred-er,  n.  wun  hen  dsfrodz. 
Defray,  Dr-frA,  r.  /.  tu  brjr  At  qurjez  ov;  tu  pn. 
Defrayer,  Ds-fra-cr,  ».  wun  hoj  disqqrjez  eks- 

j)<>nse7..  [sajon. 

Defravmext,  DE-fni-raont,  n.  pnnK-nt;  konipcn- 
Deft,  Dctt,*  n.  HEt:  liunsuui:  jontl. 
Definct,  I)E-frn)kt,  71.  wuii   haj  iz  d£sl:;t  or  dcd. 
Defi'.nct.  UE-fiiykt,  .1.  dcd;  dESEst. 
Defy,  DE-fi,  f.  t.  tu  qulenj;  tu  dj\r;  tu  brav. 
Dege.nlracy,  DE-jen-cr-a-i-i,  «.  deka  ov  vfrtyij, 

or  );ui(lnes. 
Degenerate,  DE-j6n-er-nt,  v.  i.  tu  fol  from  dE 

vv>rtyii  ov  imseatorz;  tu  deka  in  vcrtyil  or  kjnd. 
Degenerate,  DE-j^n-er-nt,  a.  dEkad  in  vertjTi: 

drjonerntcd.  [enit  maner. 

Deok.nerately,  DE-jt'n-er-at-li,  sd.  in  a  dtjen- 
Degeneratkness,  I)E-j^n-cr-at-nc!'.  n.  dEJi^nenisi. 
Degeneration,  De-jcn-er-a-Jon,  n.    de   nkt  ov 

dFJoiifniiifl. 
Degenerol'8,  DE-jen-cr-uis, /».  drjcncrat;  vjl;  has. 
Deglutition,  Dfj;-ln^-tiJ-on,  11.  a  swtjluifl. 
Dkoradation,  Deg-ra-du-/on,  u.   de  akt  ov  de- 

gnidi;):  biisnc.-<. 
Degrade,  DE-griid,  v.  t.  tu  pins  locr;  tu  locr;  tu 

disgrtis.  [maner. 

Degradingly,  DE-gnid-ifl-li,  ad.  in  a  dEgradifl 
Degree,  Dr-grE,  a.  kwnliti;  rajik;  stajon;  sti-p; — 

u  t|tl  or  raj)k  konft'rd  bj  a  kokj;  dE  :{t)Otl  ])qrt  ov 

Q  scrkl:  t>(t  JEOgnifikal  milz.  (ov  tn.stif). 

Deoustation,  De-gus-tu-Jon,  n.  a  tnstig;  dE  sens 
Dehiscence,  De-hLs-ens,  11.  a  gcipig;  de  upni|)  nv 

kajKiil/..  [ov  a  plant. 

Dehiscent,  DE-his-cnt,  a.  opnig,  az  At  ka|vsiil 
Deiiort.  l)E-hi>rt,  V.  t.  tu  diswiiil  or  advjz  agoiist. 
Deiioutation,  l)E-bor-la-Jon,  n.  diswnjon;  advj> 

aiT'Mi-'t  'I  uii-^nr.  [wild. 

Dkhortatorv,  l)E-h.>r-ta-to-ri,  a.  t«ndig  tu  dis- 
Deikic,  i)r-if-ik,  a.  mnkin  divjn. 
Deification,  De-i-fi-kii-Jnn,  n.  At  akt  ovdEifjio- 
Deifier,  Ds-i-fi-cr,  m.  wun  ha>  dsif jz. 
Dei  FORM,  DE-i-lorm,  a.  ov  godljk  form. 
Deify,  Dj-i-f j,  v.  t.  tu  mak  a  gml  nv;  tu  lulur. 
Deign,  Dan,   r.  1.  tu  kondrsi'-nd:  tu  vsqsiif. 
Deign,  Dan,  r.  t.  tu  grant;  tu  permit;  tu  alx. 
Deis.M.   lU'-izui,  n.  At  lioktriii  or  krEd  ov  a  dsist. 
Deist,  l>i'-ist,  n.  wun  Iud  bEJEvi  in  de  cgziat«ns 

ov  (J(h1,  but  disbelevz  rEvc'ld  rrlijon. 
Deistic,   DE-is-tik,  j         ^^^.  J  J 

Dkistical,  De-is-ti-kal,  \  "  >* 


Deity,  D£-i-ti,  n.  de  Divjn  Hein;  divjn  natynr. 
Deject,  DE-j(-kt,  i-.  t.  tu  kust  dun;  tu  dEpres. 
I>ejected,  DE-jekt-cd,  a.  kast  dun;  lu  itpirited. 
Dejectedly,  De-j(5kt-od-li,   ad.    in  u   dijekted 
uianer.  \ya»l  dun. 

Dejectedness,  DE-jekt-ed-nos,   n.   gtat   ov  beiy 
Dejecter,  De-jekl-cr,  11.  wun  Lo)  drj^kta  or  kruU 
J«"-  [pre/on. 

DUECTION,  DE-jt^k-Jon,  n.   luncs  ov   gpiriU;  de- 
Dejeiner,  Du-jn-na,  n.  [/K]  u  brckfast. 
De  jure,  De  ji'i-rE,  [/.]  bj,  or  ov  rjt;  bj  lo. 
Delapsed,  I)E-la[>st,  a.  foln  dun. 
Delation,  De-la/on,  n.  konvaans;  an  akqzajon. 
Delay,  De-Ib,  r.  t.  tu  dsfer;  tu  put  of;  tu  hinder. 
Delay,  De-la,  r.  i.  tu  linger;  tu  stop;  tu  pro- 

kra.stinat. 
Delayer,  De-W-er,  n.  wun  hoa  delaz.  [ut. 

Dele,  Dt'-le,  v.  t.  [Z.]  tu  dElEt;  tu  crn.";  tu  blot 
Deleble,  Del-E-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  bEiy  efiist. 
Delectable,   DE-lekt-a-bl,    a.    plezio;  deljtful; 
plezant.  (nes. 

Oelectableness,  De-lekt-a-bl-nes,  n.   dEljiful- 
Delectably,  De-lekt-a-bli,  ad.   deljtfuli;   plcz- 

aniii. 
Delectation,  Del-ek-ta-Jon,  n,    plej^r;  dEljt. 
Delegate,  Del-e-gat,  r.  t.  tu  send  on  an  embui: 
tu  intru:>t.  [tiv. 

Delegate,  Del-e-gat,  n.  a  d^pyqti;  a  reprezenta- 
Delegated,  Del-E  gat-cd,  a.  dEpi^ted. 
Delegation,  Dil-r-ga-Jon,  n.  Az  akt  ov  sendij 

uwfi;  (1  puti|)  in  koinijoii;  dE  person  depicted. 

Delete,  De-Iei,  r.  t.  tu  blot  ui;  tu  efiis;  tu  enid. 

Deleterious,  Dcl-£-t£-ri-u.«,  a.  destriiktiv;  injij,- 

rius.  [jon. 

Deletion,  DE-le-/on,  11.  At  akt  ov  blotij)  ut;  era- 

Delf,  Delf,      )  H.  cstern  w.ir;  k-snterfit  t'jna  w^r. 

Delft,  Delft,  i      orijinali  mad  at  Delft. 

Deliberate,  De-lib-er-at,  v.  i.  tu  konsider:  tu 

hezitat.  [sidcr. 

Deliberate,  De-lib-er-at,  v.  t.  tu  wa;  tu  kon- 

Deli BERATE,  De-lib-er-at,  a.  kojus;   konsidcrat; 

"lu.  [at  manor. 

Deliberately.  De-lib-er-nt-li,  ad.  in  a  dEliber- 

Delibkkateness,  DE-lib-cr-at-nes,  n.  kojon:  dc- 

libenijon. 
Deliberatio.n,  De-lib-er-d-Jon,  11.  de  akt  or  de- 

liberatiu;  frjt. 

Deliberative,  De-lib-er-a-tir,  a.   kontanig   de- 

libem/on.  [liberntiv  manor. 

Deliherativelt,  Dt-lib-cr-a-tiv-li.  .id.  in  a  de- 

Delicacy,  Del-i-kn-si,  n.  .sumtio  delikat;  danti- 

ne.s;  njseti:  softnec:  poljtnes;  tenderne.". 
Delicate,  Del-i-kat,  a.  iij.s:  danti:  fin:  \<a\'ii:  soft. 
Delicately,  Del-i-kat-li,  ad.  in  a  deliknt  manor: 
Hoftli.  [nes. 

Delicateness,  D^l-i-knt-niM,  «.  tendemc.«;  soft- 
Delicious,  De-HJ-us,  a.  hjli  pleiio;  veri  gratful; 

swEt;  agrEabl:  <;ririnio. 
Deliciously.  Dr-liJ-us-li,  ad.  in  a  delijus  manor. 
Deliciousness,  De-liJ-us-ncs,  h.  deljl;  grat  plej- 

Ur. 
Pelioation,  Del-i-ga-Jon,  n.  deaktov  bjndiijup. 
Delight,  De-ljl,  »i.    plo^q^rabl   emojon:  j«f;  gmt 

plt'Sqr;    hj  satisfakjon. 
Delight,  De-Iji,  v.  t.  tu  plrz  gratli. 
Delight,  Dc-ljt,  r.  1.  tu  hav  drljt. 
Delightful,  DE-ljt-ful,  a.  hjli  plrziij. 
Delightfully,  De-ljt-ful-i,  ad.   in  a   drljtful 
inamr.  [deljt. 

Delightfulness,  DE-lit-ful-no?,  n.  grat  plo3iir; 
Delightsome.  Dr-ljt-.«iira.  a.  drljtful. 
DELiOHTrtOMEN»_ss,  DE-lit-sum-ne*,  H.  picxantncs. 
Delineament,  Dc-lin-e-a-ment,  n.   a  dniig:  At- 

liiirn/.-n. 
Delineate,  De-Iiu-c-at,  v.  t.  tu  dcijn;  tu  sko^; 
tu  (junt. 


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Delineation,  Dc-lin-£-a-Jon,  n.  &e  ferst  draft: 

a  dr.tiij:  u  deskripjon. 
Delixeator,  De-liii-e-a-tor,  n.  wun  hoD  dslinsats. 
Delinquency,  Dc-liij-kwen-si,  ».  a  iolt;  a  rais- 

ded:  (liens. 
Delinquent,  DE-lig-kwcnt,  w.  an  ofeuder. 
Delinquent,  Dc-liij-kwcnt,  a.  faliij  indi],ti;  folti. 
Deliquate,  Del-i-kwat,  v.  i.  and  t.  tia  melt;  tu 

dizolv. 
Deliquesce,  Del-i-kwes,  v.  i.  tu  mult  sloli  in  de 

Jtr:  tia  atrakt  woter  from  At  q,r.  [At  ^r. 

Deliquescence,  Dcl-i-kwes-ens,  n.  a  meltig  in 
Deliquescent,  Del-i-kwes-ent,  a.  mcltiij  in  At  q,r. 
Deliquium,  Dg-lik-wi-um,  71.    [Z.]   a  meltiij  in 

df  :\r:  delikwescns:  a  fantiij.  [fansi. 

Delirament,  l)e-lir-a-ment,*  n.  a  dotii)  or  fojlij 
Delirious,  De-lir-i-us,  a.  Mt  hcded;  ravii);  dotiij. 
Deliriousness,  Ds-lir-i-us-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  wun 

raviij. 
Delirium,  De-lir-i-um,  n.  a  disorder  ov  At  in- 

telokt,  ulyennjun  ov  mind,  az  in  fsver. 
Delirium  tremens,  De-lir-i-um  trt'-menz,  [Z.]  a 

disorder  ov  de  bran,  almost  peki^^lyar  tia  druijk- 

ardz.  [dens. 

Delitescence,  Del-i-tes-ens,  n.  retirment;  subsi- 
Deliver,  De-liv-cr,  v.  t.  tu  set  fre;  tia  reles;  tu 

reski|;  tu  surender;  tu  giv;  tu  spek;  tu  uter. 
Deliverance,  De-liv-er-ans,  n.  reles;  reski^,;  de- 

liveri. 
Deliverer,  De-liv-er-er,  n.  wun  liio  deliverz. 
Delivery,  De-liv-er-i,  n.  de  akt  ov  deliveriy;  re- 
les: reskij,:  surender;  uterans;  speq;  qjldbert. 
Dell,  Del,  ».  a  pit;  a  kaviti;  a  Jadi  kuvert;  a  dal. 
Delph,  Delf,  )j.  erten  w^r. 
Delphic,  Del-fik,  a.,  relatii)  tu  Delfi:  orakyri^lar. 
Delphinite,  Del-fin-it,  n.  a  mineral;  epidot. 
Delta,  Del-ta,  n.  de  Grek  leter  a; — a  trjaggi^lar 

trakt  ov  land  tourdz  de  m'st  ov  a  river. 
Deltoid,  Del-terd,  n.  a  trKii)gn,lar  musl. 
Deltoid,  Del-terd,  a.   rezemblig    de   Grek  leter 

delta.  [ptrnt. 

Delude,  De-h\d,  v.  t.  tu  desev;  tu  qet:  tu  disa- 
Deluder,  Do-lvid-er,  ji.  %Yun  hcD  deh'^dz.      [hud. 
Deluding,  De-l^d-iij,  n.  desepjon;  koliijon;  fols- 
Deluge,  Del-xy,  n.  a  jeneral  inundajon. 
Deluge,  Del-xy,  i'.  t.  tu  dr'sn;  tu  overhwelm. 
Delusion,  De-14-gon,  «.  de  akt  ov  deln,dii),  de- 
sepjon; frod;  fols  reprezentajon. 
Delusive,  De-h'i-.siv,    |    ^    ,      ■.■     .      ,     , 
Delusory,  D8-htso-ri,f  ^-  ^^^^'B  ^"^  ^^^^^- 
Delve,  Delv,  v.  t.  tvi  dig;  tu  opn  wid  a  spad. 
Delve,  Delv,  n.  [••a  kav;]  a  kwontiti  ov  kulz. 
Delver,  Delv-cr,  ji.  wun  hoo  delvz;  a  diger. 
Demagogue,  Dem-a-gog,  n.  a.  rhjleder  ov  a  fak- 

Jon;  a  p6pyn,lar  and  iakjus  oraior. 
Demagogism,  D6m-a-gog-iz-m,  n.  de  praktisez  ov 

dein;ig(igz. 
Demain,  De-man,    )  ^-^  •    ,     j 

Demesne,  De-men,  1  "•  ""  ""^^'^  "^  ^'''^^^ 
Demand,  De-mdnd,  v.  t.  tu  ask  wid  otoiti;  tu 

klani.  [kolii). 

Demand,  De-mdnd,  u.  a  klam;  a  kwestyon;  a 
Demandable,  De-mdnd-a-bl,  a.   dat  ma  be  de- 

miindcd.  [akjon. 

Demandant,  De-mdnd-ant,  n.  a   plantif  in  an 
Demander,  De-mdnd-er,  n.  wun  hoa  deradndz. 
Demarcation,  De-mar-ka-Jon,  n.  divigon;  b-sn- 

dari.  [self. 

Demean,  De-men,  v.  t.  tu  behav;  tu  kari  wunz 
Demeanor,  De-men-or,  «.  karij;  behavyor;  kon- 

dukt.  [insan. 

Dementate,  De-men-tat,  v.  t.  tu  mak  mad  or 
Dementate,  De-mon-tat,  a.  infatyi^atcd;  insan. 
Dementation,  De-men-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  mak- 

ii)  mud  or  frantik.  [atcd. 

Demented,  De-meat-ed,  a.  insan;  mad;  infatyn^- 


Demerit,  De-mer-it,  n.  il  dczert;  fait. 
Dkmersion,  De-mer-Jon,  n.  imerjon;  a  dnjnig. 
Demi,  Dem-i,  a  prefiks  signifiir)  hqf,  az,  demigod; 

dat  iz,  hqf  a  god;  yi^zd  onli  in  kompozijon. 
Demidevil,  Dem-i-dev-1,  n.  hqf  a  devl. 
Demigod,  Dem-i-god,  n.  hqf  a  god;  a  grat  hero. 
Demijohn,  Dem-i-jon,  n.  a  Iqrj  glas  vesel. 
Demiquaver,  Dem-i-kwav-er,  n.  hqf  a  kwaver. 
Demirep,  Dem-i-rep,t  ».  a  wuman  ov  suspijua 

karakter. 
Demise,  De-mjz,  11.  det;  deses;  a  yeldig  up. 
Demise,  De-miz,  v.  t.  tu  grant  at  wunz  det;  tia 

wil. 
Demised,  De-mjzd,  p.  a.  lest;  bekwedd. 
Demission,  De-mij-on,  m.  degradajon. 
Demit,  De-mit,*  v.  t.  tu  depres;  tu  let  fel. 
Demitint,  Dem-i-tint,  n.  a  sert  ov  medial  or  hq;f 

tint.  [pspl. 

Democracy,  Ds-mok-ra-si,  n.  a  guvernment  bj  Az 
Democrat,  Dem-o-krat,  n.  wun  devoted  tu  de- 

mokrasi. 
Democratic,  Dem-o-krat-ik,  I  a.  relatii)  tu 

Democratical,  Dem-o-krat-i-kal,  j     a  popyqlar 

guvernment.  [demokratikal  maner. 

Democratically,  Dem-o-kr;it-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a 
Demolish,  De-mol-iJ,  v.  t.  tu  tro  d-su;  tu  destrff. 
Demolisher,  De-mol-iJ-er,  11.  wun  hO)  demolijez. 
Demolishing,  De-mol-iJ-ig,  i^p.  pialii)  d'sn;  de- 

strffii).  [demolijon. 

Demolishment,  De-mol-iJ-ment,  n.  destrukjon; 
Demolition,  Dem-o-liJ-on,  n.  destrukjou. 
Demon,  De-mon,  n.  an  evl  spirit;  a  devl;  a  spirit. 
Demoniac,  De-mo-ni-ak,  n.  wun  pozest  bj  a  de- 
mon. 
Demoniac,  De-mci-ni-ak,  )  a.  beloijii)  tu  a 

Demoniacal,  Dem-o-nj-a-kal,  i      demon,  er  an 

evl  spirit;  devlij. 
Demonian,  De-mo-ni-an,  a.  devlij;  demoniak. 
Demonism,  De-mon-iz-m,  n.  de  wurjip  ov  demonz. 
Demonocracy,  De-mon-ak-ra-si,  n.  guvernment 

ov  demonz.  [spirits. 

Demonology,  De-mon-ol-c-ji,  7i.  a  tretiz  on  evl 
Demonship,  De-mon-Jip,  n.  At  stat  ov  a  demon. 
Demonstrable,  De-mon-stra-bl,   a.   dat   ma   be 

demonstrated;  dat  ma  be  prcovd  beyond  d'st  er 

kontradikjon. 
Demonstrableness,  Dc-mon-stra-bl-nes,   n.    de 

kwoliti  ov  beiij  demonstrabl.  [klerli. 

Demonstrably,  De-mon-stra-bli,  ad.  evidentli; 
Demonstrate,  De-mon-strat,  v.  t.  tu  prCDv  wid 

sertenti;  tu  Jo  bj  ekspcriment. 
Demonstration,   Dem-on-stra-Jon,  n.    At  hjest 

degre  ov  evidens;  serten  prmf.  [planli. 

Demonstratively,  De-mon-stra-tiv-li,  ad.  klerli; 
Demonstrator,    Dem-on-stra-tor,    er    De-mon- 

stra-tor,  n.  wun  hitj  demonstrats. 
Demonstratory,    De-mon-stra-to-ri,    a.    tendig 

tu  demonstrat.  [strukjon  ov  moralz. 

Demoralization,  De-mor-al-i-za-Jon,  11.  At  de- 
Demoralize,   De-mor-al-jz,  1;.  t.    tu   destrt?  de 

moralz  ov.  [moralz. 

Demoralized,  De-mor-al-jzd,  p.  a.    konipt  in 
Demulcent,  De-mul-sent,  a.  sofnii);  molifiii). 
Demulcent,  De-mul-sent,  n.  a  molifjii)  aplikajon. 
Demur,  De-miir,  v,  i.  tu  dela;  tu  pez;  tu  hezitat. 
Demur,  De-nuir,  n.  d'st;  hezitajon;  a  pez. 
Demure,  De-mi^r,  a.  sober;  grav;  d-snkast;  modest. 
Demurely,  De-mi'ir-li,  ad.  in  a  demi\,r  maner. 
Demureness,   De-mi'ir-nes,   n.   afekted   modesti; 

graviti. 
Demurrable,  De-mur-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  demurd 

tu.  [Jips. 

Demurrage,  De-miir-aj,  n.  an  al-sans  for  delaig 
Demurrer,  De-mur-er,  n.  wun  h<»  demiirz;  stop 

in  a  lo  sn,t. 
Demy,  De-mj,  n.  a  partikyi|lar  sjz  ov  paper. 


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Dkn,  Don,  n.  a  kavcm;  de  knv  ov  a  wjld  btst. 
I)KN,  l)cn,  r.  1.  tu  dwi'l  az  in  a  den. 
l)t:.NARiL'B,  l)t-na-ri-us,  n.  a  Ituman  kffn  ov  nbiSt 

«ik.iirn  Hont8. 
I)knary,  l)*n-a-ri,  &.  kontanig  ton. 
Dknatioxalizk,  l>c-nA/-on-al-iz,  v.  t.  tu  drprjv 

ov  luijonal  riw.  [unnatynrul. 

i)ENATiRALiXE,  I)E-nat-yq,-ral-iz,  v.  t.  tu  mak 
Dkndbite,  Di'n-drjt,  n.  a  mineral  havig  figyriri 

ov  trrz  i>r  Jrubz.  [trtz. 

De.vdhitic,  iK'n-drit-ik,  a.  vand  Ijk  de  levz  uv 
DendkoiI),  Hc'n-drffd,  a.  rezt^niblig  a  tre  or  Jrub. 
Dendbolooist,  Dfn-dr6l-o-jist,  «.  wun  verst  in 

dciulroluji.  [tori  ov  trtz. 

DENiiKOLOGr,  Don-drol-o-ji,  n.  At  niityi^ral  his- 
1)em>kuiiktkk,  Den-drom-E-tor,  n.  uu  instrti)incnt 

fitr    ni(?jiiri\)  trtz. 
IJemaulk,  DE-nj-a-bl,  a.  kapabi  ov  beig  denjd. 
Denial,  Dt-nj-al,  n.  nrjpijon;  rEfi[znl;  abjq,raJon. 
Demeu,  De-nj-cr,  n.  wun  biD  drnjz:  a  refiizer. 
Dt.NiORATE,  Den-i-grnt,  v.  t.  tu  blakn. 
Denieatio.v,  Don-i-Eu-Jon,  «.  de  akt  or  cnfrAn- 

<ji7.i(). 
Denize.v,  Dt'n-i-zcn,  m.  a  foronor  cnfranqizd. 
Demzkn,  Den-i-zen,  r.  t.  tu  onfrdnqjz. 
Denomixable,   DE-n6ui-i-na-bl,    a.    dat   ma   bE 

nniml.  [giv  u  nam  tu. 

Dexomi.vate,  De-n6m-i-nat,  r.  t.  tu  naiu:  tu 
DKiUMi.VATiox,  DE-nom-i-na-Jon,    n.    de  akt  ov 

nainit):  a  nam;  a  sukt  or  kluj  ov  Kristyanz. 
Dexom  I  native,  DE-n6m-i-na-tiv,   a.   dat  givz  a 

num. 
Dkxominatob,  DE-n6m-i-na-tor,  «.    de  giver  ov 

II  Miiiii:  dE  luor  number  in  Kiinion  Fmk/i>nz. 
DEXnTABLE.  DE-n<it-a-bl,  a.  kaimbl  nv  bEip  mqrkt. 
Denotation,  l)en-o-tu-Jon,  ii.  dE  akt  ov  dEnotif). 
Denote,  Dt-uut,  r.  t.   tu  mqrk;    tu  signify;  tu 

betiDkn. 
Denotement,  De-n<St-ment,  n.  a  sjn;  an  indikajon. 
Denoting,  l)E-nu>t-i|),  ;j/>.  mqrkip;  indikatij). 
Denouement,  Dn-mtj-iii<ih.  n.  [//•.]  dE  diskuvcri 

ov  de  plot  ov  Q  drqma  or  poem:  katastrofe. 
Denoince,  De-n'sns,  f.  t.  tu  tretn;  tu  akiiz;  tu 

Ht-'nJur. 
Dknolncemext,  De-niKns-ment,  n.  denunsiajon. 
Dexoi'NCee,  DE-n'sns-er,  n.  wun  h<n  dEnt^nsez. 
De  novo,  De  nij-vu,  [/..]    ani\;   from  dE  beginip. 
Dense,  Dens,  a.  klos:  koinjvikt;  tik:  i»Imost  solid. 
Density,  D^n-si-ti,  u.  klu.^nes;  kompaktnes. 
Dent,  Dent,  v.  t.  tu  mqrk  wid  a  dent;  tu  indent. 
Dent,  Dent,  n.  a  mqrk;  an  indentajon. 
Dental,  D(^n-tal,  a.  bEloyin  tu  dE  ttt. 
Dental,  Dental,  n.  a  letor  prunviut  prinsijmli 

III  dc  ajensi  ov  de  tet. 

Dentate,  D«»n-tat,  )  »,,.,.. 

Dentated.  I)en-tat-cd,  (  "■  P'^nto*l»  U^  Ut 
Dented,  l)«4nt-ed,  a.  no^t:  indi^ntcd. 
Dentelli,  Don-t^l-e,  H.pl.[Jt.]  mi:>dilyonz. 
Denticle,  Don-tiki,  n.   an  ornament  rez^mbli^) 

a  t«Dt;  a  pruj^ktcd  p<rnt;  a  dentil. 
Denticilated,  Dcn-tik-yq-lat-ed,    a.    set    wid 

!nn<\  Irt. 
Denticllatiox.  Den-tik-yn-la-Jon,  n.  destatov 

brip  dentikyqiatod. 
DEXTirRiCE,  Den-ti-f^i^  n,  a  p-jder  for  de  t«t. 
Dextil.  D^n-til,  u.  a  modilyon:  a  dentikl. 
Dentist,  D^n-Ust,  m.  a  surjon  or  doktor  for  de 

trt. 
Dentiktrv,  Df^n-ti.i-tri,  n.  At  biznej  ova  dentist. 
Dentition,  Den-ti/-on,  n.  At  brrdig  ov  t£t. 
Dentoid.  Den-t<Td,  a.  rezf^mblip  a  U.h\>. 
Dexidate.  Dr-nq-dut,  r.    t.  tu  div^it;  tu  strip. 
Dexi  datium,  Dcn-yq-da -Jon,  >i.  u  stripig  or  mak- 

ip  imki'ti. 
Dknlke.  Dr-nqd,  r.  t.  tu  strip.  (tretn. 

Dknunciats,  De-ndn-Ji-at,  r.  t.  tu  denvos;  tu 


Denuxciatiox,   Dr-nnn-Ji-6-Jon,    n.   At   akt   ov 

dEnttn<i():  publik  menus. 
Denuxciatou,  De-niin-ji-a-tor,  n.  wun   hat  At- 

nTinsez  or  tretni. 
DEXUNciATOBy,  De-ndn-/i-»-t<i-ri,    a.    kontani^i 

denunjiajon;  liensuriai!.  [diawn. 

Dexv,  De-nj,  v.  t.  tu   kontradikt;    tu  nfqz;   tu 
Deobstbuent,    DE-6b-i!tnJj-cnt,   a.   remoivio   ob- 

strukjonz.  [medinin. 

Deobstbuext,    DE-6b-BtM)-ent,    n.    an    a{irrient 
Deodand,  De-a-<Und,  a,  a  tifl  givn  or  fwrliu-d 

tu  (iixl.  [dcontilojS. 

Deontolooist,  De-on-t61-o-jist,  n.  wun  vernt  in 
Deontolooy,  De-on-tol-o-ji,  n.  At  ciemi  ov  etik#. 
Deoxidate,  l)E-ok.s-i-dat,  v.  t.  tu  dEok.-idjz. 
Deoxidize,  DE-6ks-i-djz,  r.  t.  tu  dEprjv  ov  ofcji- 

jen;  tu  rEdqs  tu  dE  i>t«t  ov  an  okfid. 
Depaint,  DE-|>ant,  c.  t.  tu  jiant;  tu  degkrjb. 
Depart,  De-pl^rt,  r.  i.  tu  gu  awa;    tu  lev;   tu 

Atii*.  [Jon. 

Departing,  De-p^rt-ijj,  n.  a  goiifl  awii;  separa- 
Depabtmext,  DE-i4rt-meut,  n.  scparat  ofis,  pqrt, 

or  divi;-{i)n. 
Depabtmextal,  De-pqrt-m^n-tal,  a.  belogig  tu 

a  deiN^rtiuent  or  provins. 
Depauture,  DE-jx|rt-yqr,  n.   a  goifl  awi;   det; 

a  l•"^!iaki^);  an  abandonment. 
Depastlbk,  DE-jnist-yqr,  r.  i.  tu  pastyqr. 
Depauperate,  Ds-fio-pcr-at,  r.  t.  tu  mak  par. 
Depend,  DE-p<§nd,  c.  t.  tu  hap  from;  tu  rtlj;  tu 

lulbEr. 
Dependant,  De-p^nd-ant,  n.  wun  hdB  iz  subordi- 

nnt  or  dEi>endcnt; — ritn  olsu  {dtjxnJent.y 
Dependence,  DE-p^nd-ens,     i  n.    stat    ov    bEi^ 
Depexde.ncv,  DE-jiend-en-ai,  I     subordinat;  kon- 

ekjoii:  trust:  rEljans. 
Dependent,  Ds-pend-ent,  a.  bagig  d«n:  subor- 
dinat. [rEtaner. 
Dependent,  De-p^nd-ent,  n.  wun  subordinat;  a 
Depexder,  De-p6nd-er,  n.  wun  hot  dep^ndz;  de- 

|M.'ndent. 
Depending,  De-p^nd-ig,  pp.  a.  hagig  dun;  reljig 

on;  tru-ilig  tu.  [flem. 

Dephleomate,  DE-fl6g-mat,   c.  t.   tu  kler  from 
Dephlegmation,    Def -leg-ma -Jon,   n.    separajon 

"V  Hem.  (skrjb. 

Depict,  DE-pikt,  r.  t.  tu  pant;  tu  portra;  tu  de- 
Depicture,  DE-pikt-yqr,  v.  t.  tu  depikt  er  repre- 

zetit  in  kulorz. 
Depilate,  Dep-i-lat,  r.  t.  tu  pul  of  h^r. 
Depilation,  Dep-i-la-Jon,  ii.  a  pulig  of  de  h^r. 
Depilatory,  Dr-pil-a-to-ri,  a.  takig  awa  dE  h^r. 
Depilatory,   DE-pil-a-tij-ri,   n.    dat  hwiq   taks 

awii  li.ir. 
Depiluus.  De-pj-Ius,  or  D^p-i-lus,  a.  wid'st  h^r. 
Deplaxtation,  Dep-lan-ta-Jon,  n.  de  aktov  tak- 
ig U|)  plant.*:. 
Deplktio.v,  ItE-pU-Jon,  n.  an  emtiig:  blud-letig. 
Depletory,  DE-plE-t«j-ri.  a.  k..iig  drple/on. 
Deplorable,    DE-pliir-a-bl,   a.    lamentabi ;   sad; 

kalamitus.  [beig  dEplU)rabl. 

Deplorableness,   De-plur-a-bl-nes,    h.    stat   ov 
Deplorably,  De-pldir-a-bli,  aJ.  Umentabli;  mii- 

erabli.  [pldrin;  lamentajun. 

Deploration,  Dep-lo-ra-Jon,  ii.  At  akt  ov  de- 
Deplore,  De-pltSr,  v.  t.   tu   lament;   tu   bcwal: 

tu  murn. 
Deploker,  De-plur-cr,  m.  a  lam^ntcr;  a  mtamer. 
Deploy,  De-pl^ir,  r.  »'.  tu  displa;  tu  opn:  tu  un- 

f(2>ld.  [or  jlajea. 

Deplumatiox,  Dep-lq-mn-Jon.  n.  dr  los  ov  fedcn 
Deplume,  Ds-plqm,  r. /.  tu  strip  ov  leden. 
Deponent,  De-ixj-nenl,  n.  wun  nu  mutu  a  dcp- 

uzijon:  a  witnea;— a  dE|>tJnent  verb. 
Deponent,  Dr-inJ-nont,  a.  nutig  Ijttin  vy rbi  hwi^ 

bav  a  pauiv  form,  but  an  aktiv  mcnig. 


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Depopulate,  Ds-pop-yii-lat,  v.  i.  tu  bekdm  dis- 

pt-pld.  [havok;  wast. 

Depopulation,  De-pop-yn-la-Jon,  n.  dtstrukjon; 
Depopulatok,  De-pop-yi^-la-tor,  n.  wun  hco  de- 

poiwulats.  [bEhav. 

Depokt,  l)t-pcort,  V.  t.    tu  kari;   tia  demen;   tu 
Deport,  De-p6rt,  «.  demenor;  deportment. 
Deportation,  Dep-or-ta-Jon,    n.    transports  Jon: 

eksjl.  [demenor. 

Deportment,  De-purt-ment,  n.  kondukt;  bq^rig; 
Deposable,  De-p6z-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  depozd. 
Deposal,  I)e-p6z-al,    n.    de  akt   ov  deprjviij  ov 

saverenti.  [atest. 

Depose,  De-poz,  v.  t.  tu  degrad;  tu  divest;  tu 
Depose,  De-poz,  v.  i.  tu  bi^r  witnes;  tu  testifj. 
Deposer,  De-p6z-er,  n.  wun  boo  depozez  er  de- 

gradz. 
Deposit,  De-poz-it,  v.  t.  tu  la  up;  tu  loj;  tu  plas. 
Deposit,  De-poz-it,  n.  dat  hwiq  iz  depozited;  a 

plej;  a  pon;  a  sekn,riti;  a  depozitori. 
Depositaky,  De-p6z-i-ta-ri,  n.   wun  tu  hoam  a 

tiij  iz  intrusted. 
Deposition,  Dep-o-ziJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  depozii); 

de  testimoni  ov  a  witnes  er  deponent  redi|st  tu 

rjtiij  and  sjnd.  [pozit. 

Depositor,  De-poz-i-tor,  n.  wun  hoo  maks  a  de- 
Depository,  De-poz-i-to-ri,  n.   a  plas  fer  lojii) 

eni  tig. 
Depositum,  De-p6z-i-tum,  n.  [Z.]  a  depozit. 
Depot,  De-p6,  n.  [/'/'.]  a  plas  ov  depozit;  a  mag- 

azen;  a  plas  fer  stopig  and  stqrtig  on  a  ralrod. 
Depravation,  Dep-ra-va-Jon,    n.   korupjon;  de- 

praviti. 
Deprave,  De-prav,  v.  t.  tu  mak  bad;  tu  korupt. 
Depraver,  De-prav-er,    n.   wun  boo  depravz;  a 

vijiator. 
Depravity,  De-prav-i-ti,  n.  korupjon;  a  vijiated 

Stat.  [agenst. 

Deprecate,  Dep-re-kat,  v.  t.  tu  beg  of;  tu  pra 
Deprecation,  Dep-re-ka-Jon,  n.  pr<T,eragenst  evl; 

entreti. 
Deprecative,  Dep-re-ka-tiv,      )  a.  dat  servz  tu 
Deprecatory,  Dep-re-ka-to-ri,  i      deprEkat;en- 

tretig:  apolwjetik. 
Deprecator,  Dep-re-ka-tor,  n.  wun  hcu  deprekats. 
Depreciate,  De-pre-Ji-at,  v.  t.  tu  loer  de  prjs 

ov:  tu  Icsn  in  valyi|;  tu  disparaj. 
Depreciation,  De-pre-Ji-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  de- 

prt'Jiatiij:  dekres  ov  valyi],. 
Depredate,  DepvE-dat,  v.  t.  tu  rob;  tu  pilaj; 

tu  sperl.  [ig;  wast. 

Depredation,  Dep-re-da-Jon,  n.  a  robig;  a  sperl- 
Depredator,  Dep-re -da-tor,  «.   a   rober;    a   de- 

vsrer.  [tu  dejekt. 

Depress,  De-pres,  v.  t.  tu  kast  d'sn;  tu  humbl; 
Depressed,  De-prest,  p.  a.  loerd;  kast  d-sn;  dis- 

bqrtnd. 
Depression,  De-preJ-on,  n.  &z  akt  ov  depresig: 

abasmont:  melankoli;  dejekjon. 
Depressive,  De-jires-iv,  a.  tendig  tu  depres. 
Depressor,  De-pres-or,  n.  he  er  dat  bwiq   de- 

y)rcsez. 
Deprivable,  De-prjv-a-bl,  a.  Ijabl  tu  dcprivajon. 
Deprivation,  Dep-ri-va-Jon,  »i.  deakt  ovdeprjv- 

ig;  los.  [debi\r. 

Deprive,  De-prjv,  r.  t.  tu  tak  from;  tvi  berev;  tia 
Depriver,  De-prjv-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  deprjvz. 
Depth,  Dept,  •»».  distans  bel6  de  surfas;  depnes; 

midl;  obstrtDsnes;  obskn,riti;  sagasiti. 
Depulsion,  De-piil-Jon,   n.  a  drjvig   er  trustig 

awa. 
Depulsory,  De-piil-so-ri,  a.  putig  awa:  avertig. 
Depurate,  Dep-yn,-rat,  v.  t.  tu  piyrif  j;  tu  klenz. 
Depurate,  Dep-yn,-rat,  a.  klenzd;  p^r;  fred  from 

dregz. 
Depuration,  Dcp-yn,-ra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  klenzig. 


Deputation,  Dep-yTi,-ta-Jon,  ».  de  akt  ov  depi^t- 

ig;  dclfgajon;  personz  depilted. 
Depute,  D£-pi\,t,  v.  t.  tu  send;  tu  emp-ser  tu  akt. 
Deputy,  Dep-yq-ti,  n.  wun  apernted  tu  akt  for 

aniider;  a  reprezentativ;  a  levtenant;  a  vjsrff. 
Deracinate,  De-ras-i-nat,  v.  t.  tu   pluk  up   bj 

de  rtt)ts. 
Deraign,  De-ran,  v.  t.  tu  prtov;  tu  justif  j. 
Derange,  De-ranj,  v.  t.  tu  diserder;  tu  disaranj. 
Deranged,  De-ranjd,  p.  a.  displast;  diserderd  in 

mind;  insau. 
Derangement,  De-ranj-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  de- 
ranj  ig;  diserder;  insaniti. 
Derelict,  Der-e-likt,  n.  eni  tig  fersakn  er  left. 
Derelict,  Der-e-likt,  a.  purpusli  religkwijt;  fer- 
sakn. [dezerjon. 
Dereliction,  Der-e-lik-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  fersakig; 
Deride,  De-rjd,  i'.  t.  tu  Iqf  at;  tu  skof  at;  tu 

mok. 
Derider,  De-rjd-er,  n.  wun  hcD  derjdz:  a  skofer. 
Deridingly,  De-rjd-ig-li,  ad.  in  a  jeriij  maner. 
Derision,  De-rij-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  dEijdig  er  Iqf- 

ig  at;  kontemt;  skern;  ridiki\,l. 
Derisive,  Ds-rj-siv,  a.  kontauig  derijon;  niokig 
Derisory,  De-rj-so-ri,  a.   mokig;  ridiki^lig;  de- 

rjsiv.  [dedn^sibl. 

Derivable,  De-rjv-a-bl,   a.    dat  ma  be   derjvd; 
Derivation,  Der-i-va-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  deijviij; 

dedukjon. 
Derivative,  De-riv-a-tiv,  a.  derivd  from  aniider. 
Derivative,  De-riv-a-tiv,  ji.  de  tig  er  wurd  de- 
rjvd. [maner. 
Derivatively,  De-riv-a-tiv-li,  ad.  in  a  derivativ 
Derive,  De-rjv,  v.  t.  tu  dedi^s;  tu  dro;  tu  lesev. 
Deriver,  De-riv-er,  n.  wun  bet)  derjvz  er  drez. 
Dermal,  Der-mal,  a.  pertanig  tu  de  skin. 
Dernier,  Dern-y^r,  w  Der-ni-er,  n.   [Fr.]  last; 

fjnal;  de  onli  wun  left. 
Derogate,  Der-o-gat,  v.  t.  tu  disparaj;  tu  di- 

minij.  [awa. 

Derogate,  Der-o-gat,  v.  i.  tu  detrakt;  t\a  tak 
Derogate,  Der-o-gat,  a.  degraded;  damajd. 
Derogation,  Der-o-ga-Jon,   n.    deilamajun;   de- 

trakjon.  [tniktig  maner. 

Derogatorily,  De-rog-a-to-ri-li,  ad.   in  a  de- 
Derogatoriness,  De-iog-a-to-ri-nes,  n.  stat  ov 

beig  derogatori. 
Derogatory,  De-rog-a-lo-ri,  a.  tendig  tu  lesn 

er  degrad;  degradig:  detraktig;  disonorabl. 
Dervis,  Der-vis,  n.  a  TurkiJ  prest  er  mugk. 
Descant,  Des-kant,  n,  a.  sog;  a  diskors;  a  dispi^- 

tajon. 
Descant,  Des-kant,  t;.  i.  tu  sig;  tu  diskors. 
Descend,  De-send,  v.  i.  tu  kum  er  go  d-sn. 
Descendant,  De-send-ant,  n.   de  ofsprig   ov  an 

ansestor. 
Descendent,  De-send-ent,  a.  felig;  desendig. 
Descendibility,    De-send-i-bil-i-ti,   n.   stat  ov 

beig  desendibl. 
Descendible,  De-send-i-bl,   a.   dat  ma  desend. 
Descension,  De-sen-Jon,  n.  a  goig  d-snward;  de- 
klcujon.  [sent. 

Descensional,  De-sen-Jon-al,  a.   relatig  tu  de- 
Descensive,  De-sen-siv,  a.  desendig;  tendig  disn- 

ward. 
Descent,  De-sent,  «.  progres  disnwardz;  dekliv- 

iti;  inklinajon;  invajon;  bert;  ekstrakjon. 
Describable,  De-skrjb-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma   be   de- 

skrjbd. 
Describe,  De-skrjb,  v.  t.  tu  delincat;   tu  mqrk 
■st:  tu  reprezent  bj  wurdz;  tu  def  jn  bj  propertiz. 
Describer,  De-skrjb-er,  n.  wun  hiD  deskrjbz. 
Descrier,  De-skrj-er,  n.  wun  bto  deskrjz;  a  dis- 

kuvercr. 
Description,  De-skrip-Jou,  n.  de  aktovdeskrjbig: 
delineajouov  propertiz;  reprezentajon;  definijon. 


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Dmcriptive,  De-»kri[>-tiv,  a.  kontanig  dr.sknp- 
Dl-scuiko,  Uc-^krj-or,  ii.  wun  li>i>  Ui'skrjz.  [/on. 
Di:^uy,  Ut-nkri,  f.  t.  tu  cjij  ui;  tu  deU-kt;  lu 

dixkdvor. 
DxsecEATX,  DM-e-krut,   v.  t.    tu  divert  from  a 

•akrod  purpu.t.  [iy;  prufana/oD. 

Dkskoeation,  Dcs-e-kni-JoD,  u.  uki  uv  doscknit- 
I)K8KKT,  Ddi-crt,  n.  Q  wilderiK's;  QKolittid;  u  wust. 
DkUKKT,  I>t<i-ert,  a.   wjld;  wu.st;  xolituri;  Vtfd. 
DuscBT,  De-zt-rt,  v.  i.  tu   run   awti   klaudo^tinli. 
Dksuit,  L){:-zi.Tt,    V.  /.    tu    foniak;   tu   ubuudun; 

tu  Irv.  [lui-rit. 

DcSERT,  Dc-ziTt.  n.  klam  tu  reword;  merit  orde- 
DejO-UTKU,  De-ii/rt-iT,  /i.  wun  bcb  dezyrttt. 
DfjiKRiioS,  l)€-ivr-/on,  n.  dc  ukt  ov  drzi'rtiij. 
Di:2>i:b.vk,    Dt-z^rv,    r.  i.  tu  he  wurdi  ov  gud  or 

il.  [it. 

Dkskbve,  Dt-tirr,  v.  i.  tu  be  wurdi  or;  tu  mer- 
DxsKEVKDLT,     Ue-z^rv-«d-li,    ad.    wurdili;    wid 

merit. 
DxsEKVER,  De-ierv-er,  n.  wun  ba>  merit:*  reword. 
Desekvi.no,  De-z(>rv-ifl,  a.  wurdi;  merituriu.4. 
Dksebvi.nuly,    Dc-z^rv-io-li,    aJ.  wurdili;  mcr- 

ituriusli. 
Deshabille,  Des-a-bil.     Se  {DUhahiUe.) 
Dejiiccant,    De-sik-ant,   n.  uo  aplika/on  datdriz 

up   U  MJT. 

Desiccate,  De-sik-at,  v.  t.  tu  drj  up. 
Desiccate,   De-sik-at,   v.  i.  tu  eruj  drj. 
Desiccation,  Doa-i-kA-Jon,  n.   de  akt  or  makiu 

drj.  [Jrjin. 

Desiccative,  Dt-sik-a-tir,  a.  harig  de  puer  ov 
Desidkbate,    De-aid-er-at,    r.   t.   tu  wont;   tu 

mis;  tu  drzjr. 
Desidehative,   De-!«i<l-er-a-tiv,  a.  imnljig  dezjr. 
Desideratum,  De-.*id-cr-ii-tum,  n.  [/.]   /7.  De- 

sid-er-a-tu;   sumtig    not   poz^st;    but  dezjrd  or 

wonted. 
DxsiON,   De-zjn,   or  De-sjn,    v.  t.  tu  purpus;  tu 

intend;  tu  plan;  tu  prajckt;  tu  skeq  st;  tu  de- 

linrat. 
Desio.n,  Dc-z|n,    n.  an  intenJ'on;a  purpus;a  skem; 

a  plan  ov  akjon;  a  skec.  [zjnd. 

Desionable,  De-z|n-a-bl,  a.  kapabi  or  beig  de- 
Desionate,    Des-ig-nat,    v.    t.   tu  pffnt  ■st;  tu 

mqrk.  [rukjun. 

Designation'.    Des-ig-nu-Jon,   n.  aptfntment;  di- 
Desiu.nedly.  De-zjn-ed-li,  aJ.  purpusli. 
Designer,  l)e-zjn-cr,  n.  wun  ho)  dczjnz. 
Designing,  De-zjn-ig.  n.  de  akt  ov  delineatig. 
Desionmknt,  De-zjn-mcnt,  n.  a  dczjn. 
Desirable,  De-z(r-a-bl,  a.  wurdi  nv  dezjr:  plez- 

ig.  [beig  dez|rabl. 

Desirable.ness,  De-zir-a-bl-ne?,  n.  At  kwolitiov 
Desire,  De-zjr,  n.  wij:  egemes  tu  obtan  or  cnjw. 
Desirjc,  De-i{r,   r.  t.    tu   wij;    tu   log   for;    tu 

kuvot. 
Desirer,    De-zjr-er,  n.  wun  ha>  dezjrz.  [ig. 

Desiroi'S.  Ur-zir-u",  a.  ful  ov  dezjr;  eger;  kuvel- 
D18IROL-8LY,  De-zir-u.s-li,  ad.  egerli;  wid  dezjr. 
Desiroi S.NESS,  Dc-zjr-u.t-ni'^,  »».  fulnes  ov  dezjr. 
Desist,  lie-i'i.-'t,  r.  1.  tu  sen  from;  tu  $top. 
DxsiSTA.NCE,  De-»ij(-tans,  11.  de  akt  uv  dcsistig  or 
Desk,  Desk,  n.  an  inkljnig  tabl  tu  rjt  on.  ^^e.^ig. 
Desolate,  Dds-u-lat,  v.  t.  tu  de|>6pyi^lat:  tu  la 

wast.  [solituri. 

Desolate.  D^s-o-lat,  a.  lad  wast;  uninbu1>ited: 
Desolately,   Dcs-o-lat-li,  ad.  in  a  ddaolat  man- 

er.  [ola/oD. 

Desolater.  D^s-o-lat-er,  n.  wun  h<i>  kotes  dcs- 
Desolation,  Deit-o-Iii-Jon,  n.  deaktor  d^^ulRlig; 

a  de.-^ulnt  ]>ln'<:  destrukjon:  gliiimines. 
Desolatory,    Des-u-la-tu-ri,  a.  kozig  d^<>olajon. 
Despair,  |)e-spt'ir,  n.  a  hwplcs  atat;  despondensi. 
Despair,  De-8|Kir,  r.  •'.  tu  be  widit  hup;  tu  dc- 

B]^nd. 


I>E.si>AiRLR,  De-8p4r-cr,  n.  wun  widit  hop. 
l>J-hi'AiuiNGLY,    Lt-smr-ig-li,  ad.  in  a  desf^yig 

uiaiiiT. 
Despatch,  De-spi^,  r.  /.  tu  send  awaha8tili:tu 

hasu:  tu  kil.    Pit  (JH*pateh.}  [«|)a.;oi. 

DtSPATCIlKR,   Di  -.•<|a.;-tr,  n.    he  or  dat  hwi<j  de- 
I)E.>>PATt.lULL.  D1--1..1.;  lul,  a.  bent  oil  has  I. 
IJe-sperauo,  I)e.''-jH.T-u-ti(j,  n.  wun  b4»  iz  desperat. 
Desperate,  Dds-{jer-al,  a.  huplea;  mad;  r»/;  fu- 

rius.  (u^JI^ 

Desperately,  Dd.'-iicr-at-li,  ad.  hoplcili;  fi^ri- 
J>ESPEUATENESS,  Des-i>».r-at-nts,  n.  madncs;  fqri. 
DespeRaTIO.n,    Des-por-a-Jon,    h.    abatns  ov  hup; 

'liM'Hr.  [wurtlw. 

De-spicable,  D<^s-pi-ka-bl,  a.  kontcmtibi;  vjl; 
Despicable.ness,    D&i-pi-ka-bl-nes,    n.    mrnnes; 

vjlnes.  [maner. 

Despicably,  D^s-pi-ka-bli,  ad.  in  a  ddspikabl 
Despisable,  De-upjz-a-bl,  a.    kontemtibl;  d.-spi- 

kal'l.  LJi.-.ian. 

Despise,  De-spjz,  c.  t.  tu  skom;  tu  kontein;tu 
Despised.ness,     De-spjz-cd-nua,   n.   stat  ov  bei{) 

despjzd. 
De4>piser,  Dc-spjz-cr,  n.  a  kont^mncr;  a  skomer. 
Despite,  De-spjt,  h.  mulis;  agger;  maligniti;  de- 

lj;ins. 
Despiteful,  De-spjt-ful,  a.  maliJus:fulov«plen. 
DtspiTtKULLY,  De-spjt-ful-i,  ad.  maliju.oli;  ma- 

li^iiauili.  [mulignili, 

Despitepulness,  De-spjt-ful-nos,  n.  umlis;hat; 
Despoil,   Dc-si«>1,  r.  t.  tu  rot;  tu  deprjv;  tu  di- 

*'"■''•  [plunderer. 

Despoiler,  Dc-sp^l-er,  n.  wun  hoo  desjKflz:  a 
DtspoLiATio.N,  De-spo-li-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  dc- 

.■'ptrlig. 
Despond,  De-sp6nd,  r.  i.  tutozhop;  tu  desp^r. 
Desponde.ncy,    De-5p6nd-en-si,  n.  huiplesnes; dc- 

jek/i.n. 
Dtspo.NDENT,  De-sp6nd-ent,  a.  desp^^rig;  hoples. 
Despondkr,  De-sj»6nd-er,  n.  wun  hoi  desjiuudz. 
Dt.spoM)ixoLy,  De-sp6nd-ig-li,  ad.  in  q  hoples 

"'aner.  (trotig, 

Despo.nsatio.v,  Dc3-pon-sa-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  be- 
Despot,  D<^s-i)ot,  II.  an  absolivt  soveren;  a  tjrant. 
Despotic,  De.-'-jMii-ik,  i  a.  absoliit;(irbitra- 

Despotical,  Des-i>6t-ik-al,  I      ri. 
Despotically,    Des-jxit-i-kal-i,   ad.  in  an  urbi- 

tniri  wancr. 

Despotism,  D«i3-pot-is-m,  n.absulqt  p»er;  tirani. 

Dkspumate,  De-spi'i-mat.  r.  t.  tu  fom:  tu  frot. 

I  Dlspumatio.n,  Df<-pn-uiu-Jon,  n.  skuui;frotincJ. 

;  DEsyUAMATio.N,  Des-kwa-nuk-jon,    11.   de  akt  or 

skiilig  banz. 
D>:sstBT.  Dez-ert,  ».  a  s^rvis  ov  fitDts  after  met. 
D>:sTiNATE,  Des-ti-nat,  c.  /.  tu  dezjn;  tu  destin. 
Desti.n  ATio.N,  Des-ti-na-JoD,  i«.  an  end;  ultimat  de- 
zjn: destini.  (devut. 
DtsTi.NE,  D^s-tin,  c.  t.  tu  doom;  tu  ap«rnt;  tu 
Desti.ny,    Des-ti-ni,     n.    fat;    invinsibl    nesesiti; 

*l''"i>-  [wont. 

I>E8T1TUTE,  D^s-ti-tiit,  a.  forsakn;  frendle^:  in 
Destitution,   Dcs-ti-tii-Jon,  n.  stat  ov  beigde^- 

tiiiit:  Wont. 
Dlstkov,  De-str*.  v.t.  tu  la  wn.st:  tu  nain:  tu  kil. 
De-stiuiyer,  De-stnir-cr,  n.  wun  ha>  destrcn. 
Dejjtuictibility,  De-struk-ti-bil-i-ti,  n.  Ijablncs 

tu  ilr.-trukj.in.  [struk/on. 

Destructible,  Dc-striik-ti-bl,  a.  Ijabl  tu  de- 
Destruction,    De-strdk-JoD,    n.    a   kilig:   ntin; 

ojvertru.  [qivus;  wastful. 

D»^RICTIVE.  Dc-strrtk-tiv.  a.  niiinus:  faiil:  mis- 
Destrui  TirE.  De-striik-liv,  n.  a  destririr:  a  rad- 

ikul  rr ti'irnier; — a  t^rm  ov  reprw^  from  injlitikiU 

oi'onents. 
Destbuctivelt,    De-itrdk-tiv-li,  ad.  in  a  d«- 


strtiktiv  manor. 


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Destructivexess,  De-struk-tiv-nes,  n.  de  twoliti 

ov  destrtrii):  a  propensiti  tia  destrtJf  er  kil. 
Desudation',  Des-ii-da-Jon,  n.  a  profii?  swetig. 
Desuetude,    Des--we-ti|d,    n.  diskontinyn,ans  ov 

habit:  disyi|S. 
Desultoet,  Des-ul-to-ri,  a.  leas:  unkonekted;  un- 

setld;  imetodikal;  kiirsori;  hasti;  sljt. 
Detach,  De-taq,  v.  t.  t\a  separatt  tu  send  of  a 

pqrti.  [dgtaqt. 

Detachment,  De-taq-ment,  n.    a  bodi  ov  troops 
Detail,  De-tal,  v.  t.  tia  relat  partikyi|larli. 
Detail,    De-tal,    &r  De-tal,  n.    a  mimi,t  ak'snt; 

rESJtal;  narajon.  [larz. 

Detailee,  De-tril-er,  n.  wun  ha>  reluts  partikyn,- 
Detain,  Ds-tan,  v.  t.  tu  widhold:  tu  kep;  tu  hold. 
Detainee,  Ds-tan-er,  n.  a  rit:  detini^. 
Detainee,  De-tan-cr,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  detanz. 
Detect,    De-tekt,  f.  t.  tu.  diskdver;  tia  fjnd  ■st; 

tia  konvikt. 
Detected,  De-tekt-ed,  p.  a.  diskuverd;  f^nd  -st. 
Detectee,  De-tekt-er,  n.  wun  hoo  detekts;  a  dis- 

kuvcrer.  [roB- 

Detection,  De-tek-Jon,    n.   diskuveri  ov  gilt  er 
Detent,  De-tent,  n.  a  stop  tu.  a  klok  in  strjkig. 
Detention,  De-ten-Jon,  n,  de  akt  ov  kepii);  re- 

smint. 
Detee,  De-t^r,  v.  t.  tia  diskuraj  bj  teror;  tu  hin- 
der, klenzig. 
Detergent,    De-ter-jent,   a.  havig  de   p'ser  ov 
Detergent,  De-ter-jent,  n.  dat  hwiq  klenzez. 
Deteriorate,  De-te-ri-o-rat,  v.  t.  tu  inip4r;  tu 

mak  wurs. 
Deteriorate,    De-te-ri-o-rat,  v.  i.  tu  gro  wurs. 
Deterioration,  De-te-ri-o-ra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

makii)  wurs.  [hindrans. 

Determent,  De-t^r-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  deteriij; 
Determinable,  De-ter-min-a-bl,    a.    dat  ma  be 

determind.  [fikst. 

Determinate,  De-ter-min-at,  a.  definit;  desjsiv; 
Determinately,  De-t&-min-at-li,  ad.  definitli; 

sertenli.  [Jon;  desijon. 

Determination,    De-ter-mi-na-Jon,   n.    xeza\\\- 
Deteeminative,    De-t^r-mi-na-tiv,   a.   direktir) 

tia  an  end.  [terminz. 

Deteeminatoe.  De-ter-mi-na-tor,  n.  wunhmde- 
Determine,  De-ter-min,  v.  t.  tu  fiks;  tu  setl;  tia 

adjust;  tu  konklii,d;  tu  limit;  tu  rezolv;  tu  de- 

sjd.  [sjd. 

Determine,  De-t^r-min,  v.  i.  to.  konkli^d;  tia  de- 
Deteemined,   De-ter-mind,  p.  a.   desjded;  fikst; 

rezoiliit.  [minz. 

Determiner,   De-ter-min-er,   n.   wun  hcD  deter- 
Detereation,  De-ter-a-Jon,  n.  removal  ov  ert. 
Deteesion,   De-t^r-Jon,   n.    de  akt  ov  klenzig  a 

sor. 
Detersive,  De-ter-siv,  a.  haviij  p-ser  tu  klenz. 
Detersive,  De-ter-siv,  n.  a  klenziij  aplikajon. 
Detest,  De-test,   v.  t.   tu    hat;    tu    abhor;    tu 

abominat.  [ekrabl. 

Detestable,  De-test-a-bl,  a.  hatful;  alihord;  eks- 
Detestableness,  De-test-a-bl-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beii) 

detestabl.  [entlf. 

Detestably,  De-test-a-bli,  ad.  hatfuli;  abhor- 
Detester,  De-test-er,  «.  wun  hO)  detests  or  abherz. 
Dethrone,  De-trcSn,  t>.  t.  tu  divest  ov  regaliti. 
Dethronement,  De-ir<6n-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  de- 

tronii). 
Dethroner,  De-tron-er,  n.  wun  hoo  detronz. 
Detinue,  Det-i-nq,  n.  a  k|nd  ov  rit  or  akjon. 
Detonate,  Det-o-nat,  r.  i.  and  t.  tu  ekspl(Sd  er 

kez  tu  ekspl(&d  wid  nffz;  tu  inflam.  [nerz. 

Detonation,  Det-o-na-Jon,  n.  an  eksplo^on  wid 
Detonize,  Det-o-njz,  v.  i.  and  t.  tu  detonat. 
Detorsion,  De-ter-Jon,  n.  a  pervcrjon;  a  restii). 
Petort,  De-tert,  v.  t.  tu  rest    from  de  orijinal 

dez^n. 


Detour.  Da-t6r,  n.  [Fr.]  a  turniij:  a  scrkit. 
Detract,   De-trakt,  v.  i.  tu  derogat;  tu  defam; 

tu  slander.  [slander. 

Detraction,  De-trak-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  detraktii); 
Uetractious,  De-trak-Jus,  a.  kontanirjdetrakjon. 
Detractive,   De-trak-tiv,   a.   tendir)  tu  detrakt; 

drtraktiij. 
Detractor,  De-trakt-or,  n.  wun  hco  detrakts. 
Detractress,  De-trakt-res,  n.  a  sensorius  wuman. 
Detriment,  Det-ri-ment,  n.  los;  damaj;  misqif. 
Detrimental,  Det-ri-men-tal,  a.  misgivus;  kezig 

los. 
Detrition,  De-triJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  wfi,rig  awa. 
Detritus,  De-tr|-tus,  n.  [Z.]  ei-ti  substans  worn 

awa  bj  atrijon  er  de  akj(m  ov  weter. 
Detrude,  De-trdid,  v.  t.  tu  trust  d-sn;  tu  depres. 
Detruncate,  De-triig-kat,  v.  t.  tu  lop;  tu  kut; 

tu  Jertn.  [Jertnd. 

Detruncated,  De-triir)-kat-cd,  ^j.  a.  kut  of; 
Detruncation,   Det-rug-ka-Jon,    n.    de   akt  ov 

kutig  of. 
Detrusion,  De-tr(f)-3on,  u.  de  akt  ov  trustig  dun. 
Deuce,  Di^s,  n.  de  tm  in  kqrdz  er  djs. 
Deuse,  Dqs,  n.  a.  kant  nam  fer  de  devl. 
Deuterogamist,   Dn-ter-6g-a-mist,    n.   wun  hco 

enterz  intu  a  sekond  marij. 
Deuterogamy,  Di|-ter-6g-a-mt,  n.  a  sekond  marij. 
Deuteronomy,  Dn,-ter-6n-o-mi,  n.  de  sekond  le; 

de  fift  buk  ov  Mcozez.  [er  sjt. 

Deuteeoscopy,  Di|-ter-6s-kcs-pi,  n.  sekond  menig, 
Deutoxide,  Di|,-t6ks-id,  n.  a  komp'snd  kontanig 

too  pqrts  ov  oksijen  and  wun  ov  a  bas. 
Devastate,  De-vds-tat,  er  Dev-as-tat,  v.  t.   tu 

la  wast.  [desolajon. 

Devastation,  Dev-as-ta-Jon,  w.  wast;  havok; 
Develop,  De-vel-op,  v.  t.  tu  unfold;  tu  unravel; 

tu  unkiirl.  [an  unfoldig. 

Development,  De-vel-op-ment,  n.  a  disklogur; 
Devest,  De-vest,  v.  t.  tu  alyenat.  Se  {IHvest.} 
Devexity,  De-veks-i-ti,  «.  inkurvajon;  dekliviti. 
Deviate,  De-vi-at,  v.  i.  tu  wonder;  tu  go  astra; 

tu  er.  [ofens. 

Deviation,  De-vi-a-Jon,  n.   de  akt  ov  deviatig; 
Device,  De-vjs,  n.  a  kontrjvans;  a  dezjn;  an  em- 
blem. 
Devil,  Dev-1,  n.  a  feln  anjcl;  de  evl  spirit. 
Deviling,  Dev-l-ig,  «.  a  yug  devl. 
Devilish,  l)ev-l-ij,  a.  djabolikal;  wiked. 
Devilishly,  Dev-1-iJ-li,  ad.  djabolikali.      [devl. 
Devilishness,  Dev-1-iJ-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  de 
Devilkin,  Dev-1-kin,  n.  a  litl  devl. 
Devilship,  Dev-1-Jip,  n.  de  karakter  ov  a  devl. 
Devious,  De-vi-us,  a.  ni  ov  de  komon  wa;  erig. 
Devisable,  De-vjz-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  devjzd. 
Devise,  De-vjz,  v.  t.  tu  kontrjv;  tu  invent;  tia 

bekwed;  tu  grant  bj  wil. 
Devise,  De-vjz,  v.  i.  tu  konsider;  tu  kontrjv. 
Devise,  De-vjz,  n.  a  gift  er  bekwest  bj  wil.     Se 

Devisee,  Dev-i-ze,  n.  he  tu  hoom  a  tig  iz  bekwedd. 
Devisee,  De-vjz-er,  n.  wun  hot)  devjzez. 
Devisoe,  Dev-i-zer,  er  De-vj-zor,  n.  wun  hoci  givz 

bj  wil. 
Devoid,  De-vwd,  a.  emti;  vakant;  vffd;  fre  from. 
Devoie,  Dev-wer,  ji.  [ZK]  an  akt  ov  siviliti. 
Devolution,  Dev-o-14-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  devolvig; 

rrmitival.  [tta. 

Devolve,  De-v61v,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  rol  d-sn;  tu  fel 
Devote,  De-v6t,  v.  t.  tu  dedikat;  tu  konsekratj 

tu  giv  up. 
Devoted,  De-vot-ed,  p.  a.  givn  up;  konsekrated. 
Devotedness,    De-v6t-ed-nes,    n.    konseki-ajon; 

adiktedncs.  [bigot. 

Devotee,  Dev-o-te,  n.  wun  cntjrli  devoted;  a 
Devotement,  De-vot-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  devotig; 

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Devotee,  De-rit-er,  n.  wiin  Ihd  dtv6t^. 
DtvoTio.v,  l)r-v6-Jon,  ii.  iijtti;  wurji|.;  jjR^or;  gtroy 

iil'-k/i'ii;  urtliir;  ernentiie.*. 
DtvoTioxAL,  Ue-v6-Jon-iil,  a.    pertonig  tia  de- 

vujiiii;  ilcvit.  [tnuli  dcvxt. 

DtvoTioMST.  I)e-v<j-Joii-i:<t,    «.    wiin   hit>  iz  fm- 
Ulvoik.  I)i--vsr,  r.t.  tutt  iiji  grrdili;  lu  kon^i'im. 
l)LV(ii'KKi),  Dr-viinl,  /•.  a.  i-tn  vuraju-ili;  k(ius(\,uid. 
Deviuhke.  Dt-vsr-iT,  n.  wun  lidft  dcvsn!. 
DtvoruiNULY,  Dc-vTJr-iu-li,  nd.  in  u  konsi^mig 

Ml  111   r. 
l>i'.')iT,  I)r-V5t,  It.  pjuii;  reliju5:  fTiiest;  sins^r. 
l»Kviii  TLY,  Dc-vst-li,  ad.  in  u  dcvKt  inaner;  ]>l- 

ii.-li.  [v*t:  pjeti. 

Devoutnkss,  l)f-vst-ni'.',  u.  kwoliti  ov  bfiy  dc- 
Dkw,   i>n,  V.  t.  ti.i  wi't,  117.  wirt  dt[:  tu  inrtr.-<n. 
I>tw,   l>i[,   H.  mtT.slynr  df  iMi/.ited  durij)  de  njt. 
UEW-imop,  Dii-drop,  n.  a  drop  ov  dij,. 
Dewlap,  Di'i-hip,  «.  n  lut'inbrnnus  i»r  floji  suh- 

stan-*  liajiii)  fn.tn  dr  trot  ov  an  ok-s. 
Dewless,  Dri-les,  a.  havijj  na  di^. 
Dew- WORM,  Di'i-wurm,  n.  dp  t;rt-wurin. 
Dewy.  Dq-i,  a.  Ijk  dii:  iRirlnkij)  ov  dii. 
Dextlr,  Deks-tur',  .1.  [Z.]  rjt,  az  oiK:)/.d  lu /^V. 
Dextebity,   Doks-t^r-i-li,    u.    rcdincw;    uktiviti: 

t'k-'|M;rtnfs.  [skilful. 

Dextkrois,  D6k<-tcr-us,  n.  ekajx'rt:  aktir;  redi: 
Dexterously,  Deks-tcr-us-li,  m.  ck»i)?rUi;  skil- 

liili.  [iti. 

DEXTKitoisSESS,  Deks-t<.T-us-nf.«,  n.  skil;  dL-ksicr- 
Dextual,  Dt'ks-tral,  &.  At  rjl;  not  de  left. 
DtxruALiTY,  Dik.H-tral-i-li,  n.  stat  ov  bcij)  di-ks- 

tnil.  (Aljr'r/.. 

Dey.  Dn,  n.  de  tj'.l,  fonnerli,  ov  At  guvcrnor  ov 
Di,  D{,  <i  prtfik.',  kontnikted  from  dis;  it  dcnc&tj, 

frouj,  i>c|>iirnJon,  neg;iJon,  nr  tu. 
DiA,  l)j-(i,  u  prffit-',  dfnJ>ti()  tro).  [yi^rin. 

DlABKTi_s,  Di-u-bt'-tEz,  ;i.  a  morbid  kcipiurincst  ov 
DiAiioi.iC,  Di-a-bol-ik,  /  _     ,     ,.,     .     , 

Diabolical.  Dj-a-bol'i-kal.  1  ^-  J^'vl'/;  atruju.. 
DlAUOLiCALLV,  DJ-a-bol-i-kiil-i,  ad.  in  a  djabol- 

ikal  ni:in»'r.  [ov  a  dcvl. 

DIABOLKALXES8,  Dj-a-bol-i-kal-ncs,  11.  At  kwoljti 
DiABOLi.sM.  Dj-:ib-o-liiin,  n.  de  akjonz  ov  dr  devl. 
Diachylon,  l){-:ik-i-lcin,  n.  a  in6lif|i|)  pl<ister. 
DiAcunicM.  Dj-a-kij-di-um,  n.  [Z..]  f<«^rupov  jxipiz. 
DlACOisTics.    l)i-a-kif)-.<tik.'',    u.  jd.    At  sjeiis  ov 

ri-t'rakt«l  s'>«iid7.;  diafoniks. 
Diacritic.  Di-a-krit-ik,         |         i-  .•  1  ,• 
Diacritical,  Di-a-krit-i-kal.l   ''•  distioktiv. 
DiAiiEM,  Di-a-dom,  n.  a  krun;  At  mrirk  ov  rffalti. 
DiAPiMKi),  Dj-a-di'iiid,  a.  krisnd. 
DiAIiROM,   Dj-a-drom,  »,  u  kurs;  u  vjbmjon. 
Di^.RKSis,  Di-(^r-c-.''is,  n.    [/..]   ;»/.  Dj-^r-r-stz:  a 

ni'irk  tu  indikat  dnt  a  dipN>u  u.  dizolvd,  and 

dai  it.''  li'tort  qr  tu  bt  pronSnst  .seiiaralli. 
Diagnosis,  Dj-ag-nu-si.",  11.  de  ^rt  ov  distiflgwij- 

iy  wiin  diiez  from  aniidcr. 
DiAO.NOSTic,    Di-a{j-n6i-tik,     n.    a    diytijigwljiu 

sinilom.  (toin.itik. 

Diagnostic.  Dj-ag-n6s-tik,  a.  distiugwijiy;  siiiu- 
DlAGOXAL,  Dj-.ig-u-nal,  n.  a  l|n  fn<in  augl  tu  a^gl. 
Diagonal.  D|  ag-u-nal,fl.  rnjigfromaiigl  tun|)gl. 
Diagonally,   Dj-ag-u-nal-i,  ad.   in   u   djagonal 

dir-kj..n.  [-•ikrni. 

Diagram,  Di-a-gram,  n.  ajromctrikal  figytir  or 
DlAGRAPii,  Dj-a-gnif,  n.  an  instniiment  yn,td  in 

por.<l«'kliv. 
DiAGRAi'iiiCAL,  Di-a-grdf-i-kal,  a.  drskriptir. 
Dial.  Uj -al,  n.  a  jilnt  tu  Jo  At  tt  ov  de  da  bj 

inrni  "V  dr  Kunz  Jado. 
Dialect,  D|-a-likt,  n.  a  ptki^lyor  form  or  idiom 

ov  (1  hm^waj:  !>pc<j;  manor  ov  i<pckio. 
Dialectical,  Dj-a-Wk-ti-kal,  m.  resp^ktig  dja- 

lektf  or  dialoktiks:  lojikal. 
Dialectician,  Di-a-lck-tiJ-an,  n.  a  loji/an. 


Dialectics,  D^-s-l^k-tikji,  n.pl.  lojik;  de  qrtoT 

rt-r.nif). 

Dialing,  Di-al-iQ,  n.  dr  qrt  ov  konntniktio  dials. 

Dialiht,  Dj-al-im,  «.  u  konHtnikt<-T  ov  djalz. 

I)ialooi«t,  D|-al-u-jii<t,  1  a.   buvig  de 

j  Dialooistical,  Di-al-u-jiK-ti-kal,  J  furmov,or 
I      rrliitii)  tu  >i  dialog.  [manor  ov  o  dialog. 

DiALooisTiCALLY,  D|-al-(j-ji..<-ii-kul-i,  ad.  in  de 

Dialogize,  D{-al-o-ju,  r.  i.  tu  disikurx  in  djalog. 

Dialogue,  Dj-a-log,  n.  u  diskurs  or  kouvursujoo 
betwrn  tj)  nr  uiur:  u  kunfcrcn.''. 

Dial-plate,  Dj-al-iilut,  u.  dr  ui'iikt  j.lat  or  a  djal. 

Dialysis,  Dj-al-i-sis,    n.    u    djcrisiii;    a«indetoti; 

Wl-kllf.H. 

Diameter.  Dj-ikm-e-tcr,  n.  a  rjt  Ijn,  pasij)  tra>  de 

sc-nti-r  ov  u  tSL-rki  and  divjdig  it  intu  tOt  rkwal 

ixirtii.  [amrtcr:  direkt. 

Diametrical,  Dj-a-met-ri-kal,  a.  deHkrjbio  <i  dj- 
Diametrically,  Di-u-m6t-ri-kal-i,  ad.   in  a  di- 

afiii-triknl  direkjou. 
Diamond.  Dj-a-mond,  &r  Dj-mond,  n.   de  most 

valy ii;i.bl  ov  ol  jciiiz;de  .'■•molest  fi\t  ov  t  jp.  [kerd. 
Diapason,  l)i-a-|iti-zn,  ».  an  oktav  in  mi^zik;  a 
Diaper,  Dj-a-ixr,  «.  linen  klot  worn  in  fig}'i\,t«. 
Diaphaneity,   Dj-a-fa-nt-i-ti,    n.     trun!'i>%rL-nsij 

pelil'iidnes. 
DiAPHANic.  Di-a^fau-ik,  a.  transparent:  peli\gid. 
Diaphanous,  bj-af-a-nu:',  a.  trans [irirent;  trans- 

Iriscnt. 
Di  aphonics,  Di-a-fon-iks,  n.  pi.  de  sicna  ov  rt- 

fr.ikted  sTSiidz:  djaktustik:). 
Diaphoretic,  Dj-af-o-rdt-ik,  *  ,     .-., 

DiAPHORETicAL,'Di-af-o-ret-i-kal,^  ^-  si"'^''!^''^ 
Diaphoretics,  Dj-at-o-rct-iks,   n.  pi.  si\dorifik 

luedi.siiiz. 
Diaphragm,  Dj-a-fram,  n.  de  raidrif. 
D1ARI.ST,  Dj-a-rist,  II.  wun  hit)  kf  p.i  a  djari. 
DiARKiUEA.  Di-a-re-u,  n.  a  fluk-t;  a  purjig. 
Diakuiuetic,  bj-a-ret-ik,  a.  purgativ. 
DiAKY.  Dj-a-ri,  /».  u  dnli  ak'snt;  u  jurnal. 
DiASTEM,  Di-a-stem,  n.  a  simpi  inter>al. 
Diastole,  Dj-a.s-to-lr,   «.   dr   makig   ov  a  Jort 

silabi  lug:— dilnjon  ov  dc  hqrt. 
DiASTYLE,  Dj-a-sijl,  n.a  mod  ov  aranjig  kolumx. 
D1ATE.SSAR0N,  Dj-a-te-s-a-ron,  n.  de  fur  Gospel*; — 

dr  interval  ov  a  fort. 
Diathesis,  Dj-at-e-sis,  n.  de  stat  ov  de  bodi. 
Diatonic,  Dj-a-t<ju-ik,  a.  proj^rdig  bj  tunz. 
Diatribe,  Dj-a-trjb,  vr  Dj-at-ri-be,  n.  a  dispi^- 

tajon;  a  di:<kijr.'<. 
DiBUEE,  Dib-er,  n.  an  agrikiiltynral  in.<trajmcnt. 
DiBBEL.  Dib-1,  n.  a  gqniencrz  tctil;  u  sra-d  s]>nd. 
Dice,  Djs,  n.,  pi.  ov  If'u — f.  «.  tu  gam  wid  djs. 
Dice-box,  D(s-boks,  n.  a  boks  from  bwiq  djs  qr 

tron. 
Dicer,  Dh^-er,  n.  a  plaer  at  d^s.  [b]  pi^n. 

Dichotomy,  Di-k6t-o-mi,  n.  a  divijon  ov  {deas 
Dicker,  Dik-^r,*  u.  ten:  at,  a  (/iitfr  ov  h^dz. 
Dicky.  l)ik-i,  «.  u  linen  Jert  kolar. 
DicROTUS,  Dik-ro-lu.s,  n.   [Gr.]  a  rebvodin  er 

dubl  pul.-".  [dcr. 

Dictate,  Dik-tat,  v.  i.  tu  tcl  hwot  tu  rjt:  tu  or- 
Dictate.  Dik-tat,  n.  a  prfscpt;nj)l:  maksim:  order. 
Dictation,  Dik-ta  Jon,  11.    de   akt  ov   diktatio; 

prrsept.  (i.<traU 

Dictator,  Dik-ta-tor,  n.  a  ntler;  a  Koman  maj- 
Dictatorial,  Dik-ta-t<j-ri-al,  a.  otoritativ:  uver- 

b;\rij).  [tator. 

Dictatorship,  Dik-ta-tor-Jip,  n.  At  ofis  ov  dik- 
Dictatory,  Dik-ta-to-ri,  J.  ovorbi^rio;  dogmati- 

kal. 
Dictature.  Dik-tAt-yqr,  «.  At  ofi»  ov  a  diktator. 
Diction,  Dik-Jon,  n.  stihlaggwaj:  ek.'"prc/on. 
Dictionary,  Dik-Jon-n-ri,  ».  <i  buk  in  hwiq  dt 

wurdz  ov  a  laggwaj  qr  aninjd  alfabetikaii  and 
ekspland;  a  wurd-buk:  a  Icksikon. 


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Dictum,  Dik-tum,  n.  [Z.]  pi.  Dik-ta;  a  wurd:  an 
Did,  Did,  i.  from  Bat.     Se  (Do.)  [aserjon. 

Didactic,  Di-d;ik-tik,  )  a,,givii)  instrukjon: 

Didactical,  Di-dak-ti-kal,  i      tEqhj:  prcseptiv. 
Didactics,  Di-dak-tiks,  n.  pi.  de  qrt  ov  ttqii). 
DiDACTYLOUS,  Di-dak-til-us,  a.  havig  too  toz. 
DiDAPPEE,  Did-ap-er,  n.  a  berd  dat  divz  intia  de 

woter. 
DiDASCALiC,  Did-as-kal-ik,  a.  preseptiv;  didaktik. 
Diddle,  Did-1,  v.  i.  tu  toter  az  a  qild;  tia  trjfl. 
Didst,  Didst,  sekond  persun  iii).,  i.  from  Day. 
DiDUCTiON,  Dj-duk-Jon,  n.  a  separajon  ov  pqrts. 
Die,  Dj,  v.  i.  tu  Icdz  Ijf;  tu  ekspjr;  tu  perij. 
Die,  Dj,  v.  t.  tu  tinj. 

Die,  Dj,  w.,  pi.  Djs;  a  smel  kn,b  tia  pla  wid._ 
Die,  Dj,  n.,  pi.  Djz;  de  stamp  yi^zd  in  kernaj. 
Diet,  Dj-et,  n.  fcod;  vitlz;  an  asembli. 
Diet,  Dj-et,  v.  t.  tu  suplj  wid  food; — v.  i.  tva  et. 
Dietary,  Dj-et-a-ri,  n.  a  sistem  er  kors  ov  djet. 
DiET-DKiNK,  Dj-et-driijk,  n.  medikated  likor. 
Dieter,  Dj-et-er,  n.  wun  hoo  djets  er  prsskrjbz  djet. 
Dietetic,  Dj-s-tet-ik,         \        i^XgXm  tu  diet 
DiETETiCAL,'Dj-8-tet-i-kal,j      '  "  '    ' 

Dietetics,  Dj-e-tet-iks,  n.  pi.  de  regytilajon  ov 

djet. 
DiETiST,  Dj-e-tist,  »i.  wun  skild  in  djet. 
DiEU  ET  MON  DROIT,  Deq,  a  moil  drwe,  [/)'.]  God 

and  mj  rjt.  [ov  a  kak. 

DiFFAKREATiON,  Dif-ar-e-a-Jon,  n.   de  partakii) 
Differ,  Dif-er,  v.  i.  tu  be  unljk;  tu  vari;  tu  dis- 

agre.  [debat. 

Difference,  Dif-er-ens,  n.  disimilariti;  dispqt: 
Different,  Dif-er-ent,  a.  unljk;  distigkt;  disim- 

ilar. 
Differential,  Dif-er-en-Jal,  a.  infinitli  smol. 
Differently,  Dif-er-ent-li,   ad.    in  a  diferent 

maner.  [rijid. 

Difficult,  Dif-i-kult,  a.  bqrd;  not  ezi;  veksajus: 
Difficultly,  Dif-i-kult-li,  ad.  hqrdli;  wid  difi- 

kulti.  [perpleksiti. 

Difficulty,  Dif-i-kul-ti,  n.  an  obstakl;  distres; 
Diffidence,  Dif-i-dens,  n.  distrust;  wont  ov  kon- 

fidens.  [dent. 

Diffident,  Dif-i-dent,  a.  distrustful;  not  konfi- 
Diffidently,   Dif-i-dent-li,    ad.    in  a   difident 

maner. 
Diffluence,  Dif-ln-ens,     )  ^  ,. 

DiFFLUENCY,  Dif-lq-en-si,  i  ""■  "  ^^^'^  '^^^^ 
Diffluent,  Dif-lq,-ent,  a.  floii)   everi  wa;  not 

fikst.  [yillar. 

Difform,  Dif-erm,  a.  not  yn,niferm;  unljk:  ireg- 
Difformity,  Di-for-mi-ti,  n.  iregyqlariti  ov  form. 
Diffraction,  Di-frak-Jon,  n.  inflekjon  ov  Ijt. 
DiFFRANCHiSEMENT,    Di-f ran-Qiz-ment,    n.      Se 

{iJhfraHchisement.y  [skater. 

Diffuse,  Di-fqz,  v.  t.  tu  par  Tst;  tu  spred;  tu 
Diffuse,  Di-fqs,  a.  wjdli  spred;  kopius;  not  kon- 

sjs;  amplifid;  proliks. 
Diffusedly,  Di-fqz-ed-li,  ad.  wjdli;  dispersedli. 
Diffusedness,   Di-fqz-ed-nes,   n.    stat  ov   beiij 

difqzd. 
Diffusely,  Di-fqs-li,  ad.  ekstensivli;  k6piusli. 
Diffuser,  Di-fii,z-er,  n.  wun  hoo  difqzez  er  dis- 

persez. 
Diffusible,  Di-fx\z-i-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beii)  difvizd. 
Diffusion,  Di-fq-jon,  n.  a  disperjon;  a  spredii). 
Diffusive,  Di-fii,-siv,   a.   skaterd;  disperst;  eks- 

tended. 
Diffusively,  Di-fq-siv-li,  ad.  wjdli;  ekstensivli. 
Diffusiveness,  Di-fq-siv-nes,  n.  ekstenjon;  dis- 
perjon. 
Dig,  Uig,  v.  t.  [i.  dug  er  digd,  ps.  digii),  dug  6r 

digd:]  tu  pers  wid  a  spad;  tu  turn  up  er  kulti- 

vat  land;  tu  ekskavat. 
Dig,  Dig,  t\  i.  tu  wurk  wid  a  spad,  As. 
Digastric,  Dj-gas-trik,  a.  havig  a  dubl  beli. 


Digest,  Dj-jest,  n.  a.  bodi  ov  lez;  a  pandekt;  a 

sistem. 
Digest,  Di-jest,  v.  t.  tu  aranj  in  erder;  tu  dis- 

p6z;  tu  dizolv  er  konkokt  fit)d  in  de  stumak. 
Digester,   Di-jest-er,    n.    he  er  dat  hwiq  dijests; 

a  vesel  tu  konfjn  elastik  vaporz.  [jested. 

Digestible,  Di-jest-i-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beii)  di- 
Digestion,  Di-jest-yon,  n.  de  proses  ov  dizolvig 

f(Dd  in  de  stumak.    In  kemiatri,  de  operajon  or 

ekspozir)  tu  a  grat  het. 
Digestive,  Di-jes-tiv,  a.  kezig  dijestyon;  dizolvii). 
Digger,  Dig-er,  n.  wun  hit)  digz  oropnz  de  grisud. 
Digit,   Dij-it,    «.   tre  forts  ov  an  inq;  de  twelft 

pqrt  ov  de  djameter  ov  de  sun  er  moon; — cni  nu- 
meral figyi^r  under  ten. 
Digital,  Dij-i-tal,  a.  pertanig  tu  a  dijiter  figger. 
Digitalis,  Dij-i-ta-lis,  n.  a  plant;  de  foksgluv. 
Digitate,  Dij-i-tat,  a.  havig  de  form  ov  figgerz. 
Digitated,  Dij-i-tat-ed,  a.  branqt  Tst  Ijk  figgerz. 
Digitigrade,    Dij-i-ti-grad,    n.    an  animal   dat 

weks  on  its  toz. 
Digladiate,  Di-gld-di-at,  v.  t.  tu  fens;  tu  kworel. 
Digladiation,  Di-gla-di-a-Jon,*«.  akombat  wid 

sordz. 
Dignified,  Dig-ni-fjd,   a.   invested  wid  digniti; 

egzolted;  onord;  nobl.  [tu  onor. 

DiGNiFY^,  Dig-ni-f  j,  v.  t.  tu  advdns;  tu  egzelt. 
Dignitary,  Dig-ni-ta-ri,  w.  a  klerjiman  ov  ragk. 
Dignity',  Dig-ni-ti,  j».  trco  onor;  hj  ragk;  grand- 

yiir- 
Digraph,  Dj-graf,  n.  a  yn,nyon  ov  tO)  vselz,  er  ov 

tcD  konsonants  in  wun  s^sud. 
Digress,  Di-gres,  v.  i.  tu  turn  asjd;  tu  wonder. 
Digression,  Di-greJ-on,  ?i.  de  akt  ov  digresig;  an 

ekskurjon;  a  turnig  asjd;  deviajon. 
Digressional,  Di-greJ-on-al,  a.  deviatig. 
Digressive,  Di-gres-iv,  a.  tendig  tu  digres;  de- 
viatig. [grejon. 
Digressively,  Di-gres-iv-li,  ad.  in  de  wa  ev  di- 
Dijudicate,   Di-j4-di-kat,  v.  t.  tu  determin  bj 

senjq,r. 
Dijudication,  Di-ji^-di-ka-Jon,  n.  ajqdijaldis- 

tigkjon. 
Dike,  Djk,  n.  a.  qanel;  a  dig;  a  bagk;  a  m"5nd. 
Dilacerate,    Di-las-er-at,  v.  t.  tu  tqr;  tu  rend. 
Dilaceration,    Di-las-er-a-Jon,    n.    de    akt  ov 

rendig;  a  rent.  [tufel. 

Dilapidate,  Di-lap-i-dat,  v.  i.  tu  go  tu  rcoin; 
Dilapidate,    Di-lap-i-dat,  v.  t.  tu  pul  d-sn;  tu 

wast.  [r(t)in. 

Dilapidation,  Di-lap-i-da-Jon,  n.  wast;  deka; 
Dilapidator,  Di-lap-i-da-tor,  ji.   wun  ho)  kezez 

dilapidajon. 
DiLATABiLiTY,  Dj-lat-a-bil-i-ti,  /  n.    statovbeig 
Dilatation,  Dil-a-ta-Jon,  S      dilatabl. 

Dilatable,    Di-lat-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  ekstenjon; 

ekspansiv;  Iqrj.  [enlqrj. 

Dilate,  Di-lat,  v.  t.  tu  ekstend;  tu  spred  -gt:  tu 
Dilate,  Di-lat,  v.  i.  tugro  wid;  tu  spek  Iqrjli. 
DiLATER,    Di-lat-er,  n.    wun  iioo  enlqrjez  er  eks- 

tendz. 
Dilation,  Di-la-Jon,  n.  ekstenjon;  enlqrjment. 
Dilator,   Di-la-tor,    n.  dat  hwiq  wjdnz  er  eks- 

tendz.  [er. 

Dilatorily,  Dil-a-to-ri-li,  ad.  in  a  dilatori  man- 
DiLATORiNESS,  Dil-a-to-ri-nes,  n.  slones;  slugij- 

nes. 
Dilatory,  Dil-a-to-ri,  a.  tqrdi;  lat:  slo:  Iffterig. 
Dilemma,    Di-lem-a,   n.  a   dubl  asumjon,  kdig 

tu  a  prtijf  ederwa;  a  difikult  elternaiiv. 
Diligence,    Dil-i-jens,  n.  industri;  asidqiti;  ak- 

tiviti.     [Fr.]  a  staj  koq.  [tiv 

Diligent^  Dil-i-jent,  a.    asidyqus;  not  jdl;  aten- 
DiLiGENTLY^,  Dil-i-jent-li,  ad.  in  a  dilijent  man- 
or. 
Dill,  Dil,  n.  an  anyv^jil  aromatik  plant. 


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PiLUKNT,  Dil-ii-cnt,  a.  maki;)tin  nr  morfliiid.      | 
l)iLLi:.NT.  Dil-n-cnt,  n.  dat  hwi(;  tiiir  ud<.T  luater.  ' 
I)ILITE,  l)i-liit,  c.  t.  tu  mak  tin;  tu  wfkn. 
Dilute,  l)i-ln,t,  a.  tin;  atenytiatcd:  juijr:  diititod. 
DiLUTtia,  Di-liit-cr,  n.  he  or  dat  hwic;  inaki  tin. 
DiLUTiox,    I)i-lii-/on,    n.    de  akt   ov  dili^tig;  a 

wrk  likwiil.  [flu>l. 

Diluvial,  l)i-lix-vi-al,  a.  relatio  tudcdeliijor 
Diluvium,     Di-lii-vi-um,    n.    a  delqj,  a  driiozit 

ov  ert,  iUinJ,  iii.,  kozd  bj  a  dclnj  or  flo  ov  wot-J 

rr.  [ov  aprthonjon.  ; 

Dim,  Dim,  «.  not  scij)  klrrli;  obski'ir;  not  klcr:  dul 
Dim.    Dim,    e.  t.  tu  kl-gd;  tu  dqrkn;  tu  obski'ir. 
Dime.  Dim,  n.  a  silver  karn  ov  de  Yiinjted  Stats, 

i.v  At  Viilyn  ov  ten  gent."'. 
DiMENSiO.V,    Di-m^n-JoD,   n.   spas;  bulk:  ckstt'nt: 

kH|':Lijiti.  [Jonz. 

DiMtNSio.NLESS,  Di-m<5n-Jon-Ics,  a.  wid^t  dimcn- 
DiMENSiVE,  Di-mon-siv,  a.  mqrkij)  b-sndariz. 
DiMKTER,    Dim-E-tcr,  a.  havig  Mi  poetikal  mv^- 

\\TZ.  [ckwal  jiqrt.''. 

Dimidiate,  Di-mid-i-at,  c.  >'.  tu  divjd  intu  ta> 
Diminish,  Di-min  ij,  r.  t.  or  t.  tu   Icsn;  tu  dc- 

kii--".  [k'-":  dekre^. 

Diminution",  Dim-i-in'i-Jon,  n.  At  nkt  ov  mnkio 
Diminutive,  Di-min-yn,-tiv,  a.  smol;  kontrakicd; 

lid.  [kind. 

Diminutive.  Di-min-yTi-ti%%  n.  a  tip  litl  ov  At 
Diminutively,  Di-min-yii-tiv-U,  ad.  inadimin- 

yHtiv  inantT.  [litlncA. 

Diminutiveness,  Di-min-yti-tiv-nc!',  ii.  smolnes; 
DiMisriORV,    Dim-is-o-ri,    a.  di^mi.-'ig. 
DiMiTr,    Dim-i-ti,    n.   a  V\nA  ov  hwjt  kotn  klof 

rilid. 
Dimly.  Dim-li,  ad.  in  a  dim  manor;  obskt^rli, 
DiMMisn,  Diiu-iJ,  a.  sumhivut  dim. 
Dimness.  Dim-nes,  n.  dulncs  ov  sit:  obfiktiriti. 
Dimple,    Dim-pl,    n.   un  indcntajon  in  de  (;ck  or 

t;iii. 
Dimple.  Dim-pl,  r.  i.  tu  sipk  in  smol  knvitiz. 
DiMi'i.KO.  Diin-pld,  a.  ."ct  wid  dimplz. 
DiMsiuuTKD,  Dim-sjt-cd,  a.  havij)  wtk  iz. 
Din,  Din,  m.  a  lisd  n«rz;  a  kontinynd  s-snd. 
Din,  Din,  v.  t.  tu  stun  or  konl'isud  wid  nwz. 
Dinarchy,     Din-ar-ki,    n.    a  guvcrnment  h\  UXi 

p<;rsonz. 
Dine.  Djn,  r.  «'.  and  t.  ta  et  or  tu  giv  a  diner. 
DiNO,  Dip,  c.  t.  [».  digd.  p*.  diflifl,  di^d;!  tu  daj 

wid  vjulens;  tu  impr^s  wid  fors. 
DiNO,  Dij),  r.  i.  tu  bluster:  tu  brns. 
DiNUDONQ,  Diy-doj),  n.  wurdz  ckspresijj  At  .Tsnd 

ov  l)ilz.  [ji. 

DiNoiNESS.  Din-ji-nes,  n.  dr  kwoliti  ov  beifl  din- 
DiNGLK.  Di{)-gl,  n.  a  holo  brtwrn  tin  hilz. 
Dingy,  Din-ji,  a.  dqrk  bnsn;  dun;  derti;  sffld. 
DiNiNU-BOOM,  Djn-ifl-nttm,  fi.  a  ntjmtudjnin. 
Dinner,  Din-er,  n.  (it  qef  mrl  ov  At  da. 
Dinnertime,  Din-er-tim,  n.  de  f  jm  ovd^nio. 
Dint.  Dint,  ;».  a  bio;  a  dent:— vjulens;  furs. 
DiMMERATiON,   Dj-nq-mer-u-Jon,    n.    numbcrifl 

wuu  b|  wun. 
Diocesan,  Di-^s-c-ran,  »r  D}-o-s£-gan,  n.  a  bij- 

op  HZ  he  standc  related  tu  hii  on  klcrji,  or  flok. 
Diocesan,  Dj-6s-c-san,  a.  pcrtanip  tu  a  djoses. 
Diocese,  Di-o-sm,  n.  a  bijojis  jurisdikjon;  de  se 

ov  a  bijop;  a  bijoprik. 

DIOCESS.    Di-0-8C«.    Sc  iI>U'(€ft.) 

Dioptric,  Di-<Sp-trik.  t  a.  rrlatig  tu  dj(^p- 
DiOPTRiCAL.  I)j-.pp-tri-k«l,  S  trik.<;  adig  de  sit. 
Dioptrics,   Dj-op-triks,  n.  pi.  dat  pqrt  ov  optiks 

hwiij  trcta  ov  rtfrakjun  ov  \'\i,  er  rtfraktcd  vi3- 

on. 
Diorama,  Dj-o-r4-nia,  or  D{-o-r&-nia,  n.  a  rc- 

volvif)  nptikal  miij£n. 
DiORAMic.  D[-o-ram-ik,  a.  rtlatig  tu  a  djorqina. 
DiORiSM,    Dj-cj-riz-m,  n.  di'tijikJoD  or  definijon.  I 


DioRisTic,  D{-o-ria-tik,  A.  rtlatig  tadjorizm:de- 

'('"O-  [kruked  ljn». 

DiouTiiusis,    Dl-or-tuKis,    n.    At  <\n  ov  Btralnig 
l>iosMA,  D{-6z-ma,  n.  a  jmui*  ov  pliiot«. 
Dip,  Dip,  v.  t.  [i.  dipt, /•«.  dipifl:  dipt;]  ta  im^rj; 

tu  iinvm;  tu  put  intu  eni  likor;  til  wet. 
Dip,  Dip,  t-.  i.  tu  (*iok;  tu  im>;rj:  tu  enter. 
Dip,  Dip,  n.  a  drprejon;  an  inklina/ondunward. 
DiPETALOua,     Di-{)et-al-us,   a.    bavig  UB  fl'ser- 

If  vz. 
DiPHTHONO,  Dip-top,  or  Dif -log,  n.  ayi^nyonoT 

tjj  vselz  in  wun  n-^nil. 
Diphthongal,  Dip-tog-al,  a.  brlopip  tua  diptog. 
Diploma,  Di-plu-ma,  n.  pi.  a  rjtip  konferip  «uin 

l)rivilej,  onor  or  otoriti. 
Diplomacy,  Di-plu-ma-si,  n.  dr  qrtovmakiptrt- 

tiz'wid  I'oren  stats;  a  diplumatik  bodi. 
DiPLOMATED,  Dip-lu-mat-ed,  p.  a.  mad  bj  diplo- 
ma, [inasi  or  enven. 
Diplomatic,    Dip-lo-mat-ik,  a.   resn^ktipdiplo- 
DiPLOMATics,    Dip-lo-mat-iks,   n.  pi.  At  sjena  ov 

drsjferip  anjent  rjtipz;  fik^ig  d;^r  data. 
Diplomatist,    Di-pl6-ma-tist,  n.    wun   v^rst  in 

di[>kjiuaz. 
Dii'i'ER,  Dip-cr,  n.  wun  dat  dips;  a  ladl. 
Dipping-needle,   Dip-ip-ne-dl,    n.  a  magn^tik 

ncdl  hwiq  iukl(nz  tu  de  ert. 
Dll'SAS,  Di|i-sas,  fi.  [Z.]  a  venomus    B^rpcnt. 
1)iptotk,  l)ip-t£>t,  It.  a  niin  havig  t>i>  kasez  onli. 
Diptych,    Dip-tik,    n.  a  rejiiter  ov  bijops  and 

mqrt  crz. 
Dire,  Djr,  a.  dredful:  dizmal;  djrful;  horibl. 
Direct,  Di-rekt.  a.  strat:  nt:  uj-n:  ebipres. 
Direct.  Di-rekt,    r.  /.    tu  am;  tte  resvqlat;  tu 

order.  {hirector.) 

DiRECTER,    Di-rdkt-er,     n.    wun  hi»  direkta.  Se 
Direction,   Di-rck-Jon,  n.  am;  erdcr;  sqjicr-krip- 

Jon. 
Directive,  Di-rek-tiv,  a.  informip:  Juip  At  wa. 
Directly.  Di-rekt-li,  ad.  in  a  stmt  Ijn;  s<i.n. 
Directni-ss,    Di-n^kt-nes,  n.  stratnes";  strat  kors. 
Director,  Di-rekt-or,  n.  wun  ha>  direkts  er  man- 

ajez;  a  superintendent;  a  gjd. 
Directorial.    Di-rek-tci-ri-al,    a.  dir^ktip:— rt- 

Intip  tu  a  direktori.  [a  gjd. 

Directory,  Di-rek-tu-ri,  n.  a  buk  ov  direkjoni; 
Directory,  Di-rek-to-ri,  a.  gjdip:  koDKindig. 
Direful,  Djr-ful,  a.  teribl;  dizmal:  horibl. 
DiREFULNESS,   Djr-f ul-nej",  n.  dredfulnes;  horor. 
Diremption,  Di-rom-Jon,  n.  separajon. 
DiRENESS,  Djr-nes,  ii.  dizmalnes;  horor. 
DiREPTiON,  Di-rep-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  plundcrig. 
Dirge,  Deri,  n.  a  niurnful  diti;  a  fqneral  sop, 
DiRiGENT,  Dir-i-jent,  a.  notig  a  Ijn  in  jeomctri. 
Dirk,  Derk,  ».  a  kind  ov  dager;  a  jxrnyard. 
Dirt,  DitI,  n.  mud:  filt;  mjr;  dust;  ert. 
1)IRT,  Dert,  r.  t.  tu  f-gl:  tu  frtU  tu  derti. 
Dirtily,    Dert-i-li,    ad.  in  a  dfrti  maner;  fislli; 

filtili. 
Dirtiness,  Dert-i-no.«,  n.  rtat  ov  beig  derti. 
Dirty,  D.;rt-i,   a.    f-sl:  naiiti:filti;  sulid:  men. 
DiRUPTiON,  Di-nip-Jon,  n.  At  aktov  bun^tip;  dis- 

rupjun. 
Dis,  Dis,  an  inse|«rabl  pqrtikl,  komonli  impljig  a 

prjvativ  or  nograiv  signifikajon,  tkwiv&lent  tu 

t/n;  az,  tu  qr-tn,  (u  di»qrm.  [dm. 

Disability,  Dis-a-bil-i-ti,  «.  wont  or  piien  wtk- 
DiSABLE,    Dis-a  bl,    r.  /.    tu  deprjr  or  fors;  tu 

Wfkn. 
Disabled,  Dis-a-bld,  p.  a.  dcprjvd  ov  gtrept. 
Disabuse.  Dis-a-biir,  r.  /.  tu  undestv:tu  »ct  rjt. 
Disaccommodate,  Dis-a-k6m-o-dat,  r.  t.  tu  dis- 

komod.  [stat  oT  beig  unfit. 

Disaccommodation,    Dis-a-kom-o-da-Jon.   m.   a 
Disaccustom,    Dis-a-ktb-tom,    r.  t.    tu  widdrf 

from  I  raktis. 


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Disadvantage,  Dis-ad-vdn-taj,  n.  los;  injn,ri  tu 

interest.  [us;  hurtful. 

Disadvantageous,  Dis-ad-van-ta-jus,  a.  injixri- 
DiSADVA.NTAGEOUSLY,    Dis-ad-van-ta-jus-li,    ad. 

wid  injuri. 
DiSADVA>"TAGEOUSNESS,  Dis-ad-van-ta-jus-nes,  n. 

inji|ri:  los.  [alyenat. 

DiSAFFECT,  Dis-a-fekt,  v.  t.  tia  fil  wid  disljk:  tia 
Disaffected,    Dis-a-fekt-ed,    p.    a.    alyenated: 

uufreudli.  [afekjon. 

Disaffection,  Dis-a-fek-Jon,  n.  disljk;  wont  ov 
Disaffirm,   Dis-a-ferm,  v.  i.   tia  kontradikt:  ta 

denj.  [fij,taJon. 

Disaffirmance,  Dis-a-ferm-ans,  n.  denial;  kon- 
Disageee,    Dis-a-gre,    v.  t.    tia  dif  er  in  opinyon; 

tia  kworel.  [siv;  unfit. 

Disagreeable,  Dis-a-gre-a-bl,  a.  unpkzig;  ofen- 
DlSAGREEABLENESS,    Dis-a-gre-a-bl-nes,    n.    un- 

plezautues.  [ofensivli. 

Disagreeably,  Dis-a-gre-a-bli,  ad.  unplezautli; 
Disagreement,  Dis-a-gre -ment,  n.  diferens;  dis- 

imilitn,d.  [senji],r. 

Disallow,  Dis-a-1-s,  v.  t.  tio.  denj;  tu  refi^z;  tia 
Disallow,  Dis-a-1-s,  r.  i.  tia  refi^z  permijon. 
DiSALLOWABLE,  Dis-a-l-g-a-bl,  a.  not  al-sabl;  not 

tia  be  permited.  [fi],zal. 

Disallowance,  Dis-a-H-ans,  n.  probibijon;  re- 
DiSANCHOR,  Dis-ar)-kor,  v.  t.  tia  fairs  from  ai)koraj. 
DiSANiMATE,  Dis-an-i-mat,  r.  t.  tia  depriv  ov  Iji'; 

tui  dejekt. 
Disannul,  Dis-a-niil,  v.  t.  tia  aniil;  tia  makverd. 
DiSAPPAEEL,    Dis-a-iar-el,   t\  t,    tia   disrob;  tu 

undres.  [vanij. 

Disappear,  Dis-a-per,  v.  i.  tu  be  lost  tu  viy  tu 
DiSAPPEAEAXCE,  Dis-a-per-ans,  n.  de  akt  ov  disa- 

perii). 
Disappoint,   Dis-a-pe-nt,  v.  t.   tu  defet  ov  eks- 

pektajon:  tu  bok;  tu  deprjv  ov:  tu  frustrat. 
Disappointment,  Dis-a-pffnt-ment,  n.  falyn,r  ov 

ekspektajon.  [al;  senJur. 

Disapprobation,  Dis-ap-ro-ba-Jon,  n.  disapriDv- 
Disapproval,     Dis-a-prjjv-al,    n.    disaprobajon; 

senjivr.  [Ji|r. 

Disapprove,  Dis-a-proiv,  v.  t.  tu  dislik;  tu  sen- 
DiSABM,    Dis-qrm,   v.  t.   tu  deprjv  ov  qrmz;  tu 

divest  ov.  [qrmz. 

DiSAEMEE,  Dis-qrm-er,  n.  wun  hco  deprivz  ov 
Disarrange,  Dis-a-ranj,  v.  t.  tu  put  -st  ov  order: 

tu  deranj.  [deranjment. 

Disarrangement,  Dis-a-ranj-ment,  n.  disorder; 
DiSAEEAT,  Dis-a-ra,  v.  t.  tu  undres:  tu  overtro. 
Disarray,  Dis-a-ra,  n.  disorder;  konfu^on; undres. 
Disaster,  Diz-ds-ter,  j».  misfortynn;  gref:kalamiti. 
Disastrous,  Diz-ds-trus,  a.    unluki;  unhapi;  ka- 

lamitus.  [nianer. 

Disastrously,  Diz-ds-trus-li,  ad.  in  a  dizdstrus 
Disastrousness,    Diz-ds-trus-nes,  n.    unlukines; 

kalamiti. 
Disavouch,  Dis-a-vsq,  v.  t.  tu  retrakt  profejon. 
Disavow,   Dis-a-vis,  t-.  t.  tu  disun;  tu  denj;  tu 

disklam.  [denial. 

Disavowal,  Dis-a-vs-al,  >i.  de  akt  ov  disavsii): 
Disband,   Dis-band,  v.  t.  tu  dismis  from  servis: 

tu  set  at  libcrti;  tu  dispers. 
Disband,  Dis-b.ind,  r.  i.  tu  retjr  from  servi."?. 
DiSBARK,   Dis-b^rk,   v.  t.    tti  divest  ov  bqrk;  tu 

disembqrk. 
Disbelief,  Dis-be-lef,  «.  wont  ov  belef. 
Disbelieve,  Dis-be-lev,  v.  t.  not  tu  krcdit. 
DiSBELiEVEE,   Dis-be-lsv-cr,  n.   wun  hco  refq,7,ez 

belef.  [ov. 

DiSBOWEL,  Dis-b-s-el,  v.  t.  tia  tak  -st  de  intcstinz 
Disburden,   Dis-biir-dn,  v.  t.   tu  unljjd;  tu  dis- 

Disburdened,  Dis-bur-dnd, /i.  a.  unlodcd;relEvd. 
Disburse,  J)is-burs,  v.  t.  tu  spend  er  la  -st  muni. 


Disbursement,  Dis-biirs-ment,  n.  dt  akt  ov  dis- 

biirsig;  sum  spent. 
DiSBURSER,  Dis-burs-er,  n.  wun  hot)  disbdrsez. 
Disc,  Disk,  n.  de  fas  ov  de  sun,  &s.     Se  {-Disk.} 
DiscALCEATE,  Dis-kal-se-at,  v.  t.  tu  strip  of  Jidz. 
Discard,  Dis-kqrd,  v.  t.  tu  dismis  from  servis,  er 

empltrment. 
Discase,  Dis-kas,  v.  t.  tu  put;  tu  undres. 
Discern,   Di-zern,  v.  t.  tu  diskrj;  tu  se;  tu  dis- 

tiijgwij:  tu  juj. 
Discern,  Di-zern,  v.  «.  tu  mak  distiijkjon. 
DiscERNER,  Di-zern-er,  n.  wun  hO)  dizernz. 
Discernible,  Di-zeru-i-bl,  a.  perseptibl. 
DiscERNiBLENESS,  Di-zem-i-bl-nes,  n.   viziblnes. 
DiscERNiBLY,  Di-zern-i-bli,  ad.  perseptibli. 
Discerning,  Di-z^rn-iij,  n.  dizernment. 
Discernment,  Di-zern-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  dizern- 

ii);  penetrajon;  sagasiti;  jujment. 
DiscERP,  Di-serp,^  r.  t.  tu  tq,r  in  pesez;  tu  brak. 
DiscERPTiBiLiTY,    Di-serp-ti-bil-i-ti,   n.    stat  ov 

beii)  diserptibl. 
DisCERPTiBLE,  Di-serp-ti-bl,  a.  franjabl;separabl. 
DiscERPTiON,  Di-serp-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  pulii)  tu 

pesez. 
DiscHAEGE,  Dis-gqrj,  v.  t.  tu  disburdn;  tu  unlad; 

tu  pa:  tu  eksEkn,t;  tu  dismis;  tu  reles. 
Discharge,  Dis-qqrj,  v.  i.  tu  brak  up;  tu  eksplod. 
Discharge,  Dis-gqrj,  n.  vent;  eksplo^on:  dismijon; 

reles;  ransum;  pament;  ekseki|Jon. 
DischaPlGER,  Dis-qqrj-er,  ji.  wun  hcD  disqqrjez. 
Disciple,  Di-sj-pl,  n.  a  foloer;  alerner;  a  skolar. 
DisciPLESHip,  Di-sj-pl-Jip,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  disjpl. 
Disciplinable,  Dis-i-plin-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  disi- 

plin. 
DisciPLiNABLENESS,  Dis-i-plin-a-bl-nes,    n.    ka- 

pasiti  ov  instrukjon;  stat  ov  subjekjon.  [iplin. 
DisciPLiNANT,  Dis-i-plin-ant,  n.  wun  under  dis- 
DisciPLiNARiAN,  Dis-i-pli-na-ri-an,    a.    pertanig 

tu  disiplin; — n.  wun  strikt  in  disiplin. 
DisciPLiNAEY,   Dis-i-pli-na-ri,    a.    pertanig    tu 

disiplin. 
Discipline,  Dis-i-plin,  n.  edji^kajon;  rcA  ov  guv- 

ernment;   militari  regyn,laJon;  subjekjon;  pun- 

ijment. 
Discipline,  Dis-i-plin,  v.  t.  tu  instrukt  and  guv- 

ern:  tu  edy^kat;  tu  reg7q,lat;  tia  qastjz;  tu  re- 
form. 
Disclaim,  Dis-ldam,  v.  i.   tu  dison;  tu  ren'sns. 
Disclaimer,  Dis-klam-cr,  n.   wun  hoo  disldamz; 

an  ekspres  or  impljd  denial;  renunjiajon. 
Disclose,  Dis-kliiz,  i-.  t.  tu  unkdver;  tu   revel: 

tu  tel. 
DiscLOSEE,  Dis-kloz-er,  n.  wun  hcD  disklozez. 
DiscLosuEE,  Dis-kl(f)-3ii,r,  n.  de  akt  ov  disklozij). 
DisCLUSION,  Di?-kl4-jon,'-   n.  a  fruii)  "St;  emijon. 
Discoid,  Dis-kerd,  n.  a.  Jel  rezemblii)  a  disk. 
DiscoiDAL,  Dis-kffd-al,  a.  haviij  de  form  ov  a 

disk.  [kulor  ov. 

Discolor,  Dis-kul-or,  r.  t.  tu  stan;  tu  ^anj  de 
Discoloration,  Dis-kul-or-a-Jon,  n.  qanj  ov  kul- 
or: Stan.  [kwij. 
Discomfit,  Dis-kiim-fit,  v.  t.  tu  defet;  tu  vay- 
DiscoMFiT,  Dis-kiim-fit,  )  >i.  defe't;  over- 
DiscOMFiTUEE,  Dis-kum-fit-yi^r,  S       tro  ;    vag- 

kwijment.  [soro. 

DiscOMFOET,  Dis-kum-fort,  n.  trubl:  unezines; 
Discomfort,  Dis-kum-fort,  v.  t.  tu  grev;  tu  sadn. 
Discommend,  Dis-kom-end,   v.  t.   tu   blam;   tu 

scnjqr.  [abl;  senJn,rab'i. 

Discommendable,  Dis-kom-end-a-bl,  a.  blam- 
DiscoMMENDABLENESS,  Dis-kom-end-a-bl-nes,  n. 

blamablncs.  [reprcSg. 

Discommendation,  Dis-kom-en-da-Jon,  n.  blam; 
DiscoMMENDER,  Dis-kom-end-er,  n.  wunhrodis- 

komendz.  [venyens. 

Disco-MMODE,  Dis-kom-ud,  v.  t.  tu  put  tu  inkon- 


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DucouMOOioi'S,  ViA-kom-tii-di-iu,  s.    inkonvcn- 

y<ui.  fkonvtnyeuH. 

Ditic'UMMOUIOUS.NUiil,  I>i8-kom-u-di-U'<iic'ii,  n.  iii- 
DutcuMMo.'K,  L>iii-kuiD-oii,  v.  t.  tu  \>\a\.  tu  inkun- 

\tnyvM.  (disldrb. 

DlBi'UMFOSE,  Dis-kuiu-p<jz,    r.  t.  tu  disorder;  tu 
DnujuMfUttlBi:,  DiK-kuiu-iMJ-ji^r,  n.  diiiordiT. 
DiBcu.M'KUT,  Ui!i-koa-«v'°t,    r.  I.   tu    uii.'<o(l;   tu 

di-k<'iii|'uz.  [kuiiformiti. 

I>iM  osuntJiiTy,  I)is-kon-f«»nii-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov 
iJlhCoNUBUiTV,  lJis-kun-gni>-i-ti,  n.  inkoiigroiiti. 
I)l8CON.N£CT,  Du-kun-ckt,    I'.  /.    tu   KL-|junit;    tu 

di.HJ«tii.  fsfjMiraJon. 

Disconnection,  Dis-kon-^k-Jon,  n.  dinyi^nyoii; 
DiscoNiiciLATt:,  Di;)-kun-;<<;>-lut,  a.   bbplcd;  eoru- 

ful;  >ad. 
Disconsolately,  Dis-kijn-i!0-lnt-li,  ad.  in  a  dis- 

kiMi-ujl'it  iimiHT. 
DiSLoxsoLATENESS,  Dis-k6n-ec»-lat-ne8,  n.   wont 

ov  koiisulajon.  [uDeziiici<. 

Discontent,  Dis-kon-t«?nt,  n,  wont  ov  kontont; 
Discontent,  Dis-kun-t^nt,  a.  uneii;  di.ikonteut- 

cd.  [luuk  unczi. 

Discontent,  Di.<-kon-teiit,  r.  t.  tu  di.-atisfj;  tu 
DiscoNTENTEU,  Dia-kon-t<5nt-ed,  y.  a.  unezi;  di- 

sati-tjcl.  [salijfakjon. 

DiBCONTLNTEDNESd.  Dw-kon-t6nt-od-no!i,  ri.  di- 
DiscoNTEXTjiENT,  Du-kon-t^nt-oicnt,  n.  inkwje- 

ti^d;  di.'<kuiitent.  ^iut«rmiJon. 

DiacONTiNiANCK,  Dis-kon-tin-jq-ans  n.  sesiijon; 
Discontinuation,   Di*-kon-tin-yii-u-Jon,   «.    de 

akt  i>v  di.^kuiitinniio.  [n*. 

DiscoNTiNtE,  Dis-kon-tin-yq,  r.  i.  tu  lev  of;  tu 
DisciJNTiNCE,  Dis-kun-tin-yti,   c.  t.   tu  brnk  of: 

tu  inUTU|it.  [di.^kontin^'iiz. 

DiSCONTiNiER,  Dis-kon-tin-yii-er,  n.  wun  hit) 
DiscoNTiNLiTV,  Dis-kon-li-Dii-i-li,   n.  di.-'yiiniti 

ov  jx^rl.'';  sesnjon. 
DiscoxTiNiOLS,  Dis-kon-tin-jTl-us,  a.  brokn  of. 
DiscoBi),  Dis-kopl,  II.  Q  wont  ov  konkord:  kon- 

ti-iijoii:  strjf;  di.«agrrujcnt:  kontrurjeti  ov  sTsndz. 
DlSCoBiiANCE,  Di.''-ki?rd-ans,  mi.  a  wont  ov  kun- 
DiscoBi>ANCV,  Dis-kurd-an-8i,  i       kord;   di^k»rd: 

di.-<u>;rciui;nt.  [bqruionius. 

DiscOBDANT,  Dis-kurd-ant,  a.  inkonsistcnt:  in- 
DiscoBDANTLY,  Dis-kerd-oot-li,  ad.  in  a  ditfkord- 

ant  iimnor. 
DiscocNT.  Di<-kMit,  11.   a  drdukjon;  an  alrans. 
Discount,  Di.<-k"snt,  v.  t.  tu   ]«  bak  ageu;  tu 

dEdiikt;  tu  inak  a  di^ik'sut;  tu  udvuii.s  on  dis- 

k'snt.  [kdraj;  tu  abaj. 

DiscoLNTKNANCK,  Dis-kin-tc-nans,  v.  t.  tu  di:-- 
DiscocNTENANCEB,  Dis-kin-tc-naos-er,   n.    wun 

hiD  diskiirujfz. 
DisioiBAOE,  Di.f-kdr-nj,  r.  t.  tu  dcprts;  tu  dc- 

prjv  ov  konfidcDs;  tu  drt«-r;  tu  di!<wad. 
DiscuiBAGEMENT,    Dis-kiir-aj-mcut,    ii.    de    akt 

ov  di:«hqrtnio:  dat  Lwiq  di:jbqrtnz. 
Discoi'BAGER,  Din-kiir-aj-er,  n.  wun  h(t>  di^kdr- 

ajez.  (kdraj. 

Discoi  EAOiNO,  Di.-kdr-iij-ijj,  p.  a.  tcndig  tu  dis- 
DiucoiHjiE,  Dis-kiJrs,  ii.  konvi-rsajon;   a  :^nuon; 

Q  *\'t>y.  a  tritiz;  u  di.-trtajon. 
DiscoLBSK,  DiK-kwn,  r.  t.  tu   konvyn;   tu   tok; 

tu  rtzn. 
DiscoLBSE,  Dis-kum,  r.  /.  tu  trtt  ov;  tu  di.«kd5. 
DiSCOiBiiEB,  Di^-kure-cr,  n.  wun  hiii  di.-koret'z. 
Discoi'HsiNO,  Di.-i-kiJrs-in,  «.  At  akt  ov  konv.;r!»io. 
DiscoiBsiVK,  Di.<-kiJr<-iv,  a.  rrznin;  konv^rsubl. 
DiscoLBTEocs,  Dis-kur-i€-u»,  t«r  Di^-kifirt-yu.'*.  a. 

uncivil;  nixl:  inipolit.  [nndli. 

DiscoLBTEOCSLT,  Di.i-kdr-t«-u»-li,  ad.   uiuirili; 
DiscocBTEsr.  Dia-kdr-tc-si,  n.  inniviliti. 
Discois,  Dis-ku.s  a.   brod;  flat;  wi<l;  lik  a  dii)k. 
DiscovEB,  Di.i-kdv-cr,  r.  ^    tu   Ju:   tu   diskli^z; 

tu  revel:  tu  c^pi;  tu  fjnd  'St;  tu  drt^kt.  j 


D18COVEKABLE,   Di«-kuT-«r-ii-bl,   a.   dat  ma   be 

dirkiivfrJ. 
DiMcovtUEB,  Dif-kdv-cr-cr,  n.  wan  bdidiskdven. 
DihcovEuy,  DiK-kdv-cr-i,  n.    dc   iikt  ov   fjudig; 

dinklcixur.  Ijfria. 

DiscBEiiiT,  DU-krtkl-it,  n.  ignuinini;  rzprw^;  di«- 
DlscBEUiT,  Diii-krM-it,  r.  t.  tu  diagnu;  tu  dis- 

iru'^t.  [rt|.ro<;ful. 

DiscUEDiTABLE,  Dia-kred-it-a-bl,  a.  diigntaiul; 
DiscuELT,  Di.-kret,    a.    pWidcut ;    »<rkuuui*kl : 

koju-. 
DiscBEETLV,  Diii-kret-li,  ad.   priiKiiutli;   ku/iuli. 
DiscBEETNEbS,    Dis-krtt-ncn,    «.     prujdfiuj    di»- 

krejiin. 
DiscBEi'ANCE,  Dis-krep-aa",     /    n.  difcrcns;  kon- 
DiscBEPAXCY,  Di.-'-krup-an-si,  i       trarjeti;    din- 

grtmi-nt. 
DiscuEi'AXT,  DiH-kr^p-ant,  a.  difcrcnt;  diiiagrti{). 
Discrete,  Di.i-kret,  a.  diatigkt;  dixjorud. 
DlscKETiON,  Di«-kr6J-on,  ri.  pniidenij;  wjz  man^j- 

luent. 
DiscBETiONAL,  Dis-krtJ-on-al,  a.  left  tu  dijskre/- 

on  or  (j'f-:  uiiliiiiitt-d:  di.-krejonari. 
DiscRETioNALLY,  Dis-kreJ-on-al-i,  ad.   at   plej- 

Hr;    at  <jfn. 
DiscBETioNABY,  Dis-ki^J-on-a-ri,  «.  lofttudia- 

krcjoii  iir  c^ns:  unlimited;  unrcstrand. 
DiscBETiVE.  Dis-krr-tiv,  a.  sv\mtuI;  disiiukt. 
DisciiKTivELY,  Di<-kre-tiv-li,  a<y.  in  a  disiiogwij- 

iU  uiMiK-r.  [abl. 

Disc ttiMiN ABLE,  Dis-krim-in-a-bl,  a.  disiingwij- 
DiscBjMiNATE,  Dia-krim-i-nnt,    v.  t.    tu  diati^- 

gwij;  tu  separat. 
DiscBiiiiNATE,  Dis-krim-i-nat,  a.  diskriminatcd. 
DiscBiMiNATELV,  Dis-krim-i-nat-li,  at/,  diali^jkt- 

li;  iiiimitli.  [kriminajon. 

DiscBisiiXATENESS,  Dis-krim-i-nat-ne.s,  «.  dis- 
DiscBiMiNATiON,  Dis-krim-i-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  or 

fakulliov  di.-ikriminnti{):  dizoramcut:  di.^tigkjon; 

a  mrjrk.  [di;kriminaJon. 

Discriminative.  Dis-krim-i-na-iiv,  .1.  nmkij) 
DiscBiMiNATiVELY,  Dis-krim-i-na-tiv-li,  nJ.  wid 

di.-<kriminaJon.  [postynr  ov  Irnin- 

DisciuiTOBv,    Di.o-kii-bi-to-ri,   a.    fitod    tu   de 
DiscLLPATE.  Di.-i-kdl-pat,*  v.  t.  tu  t-kskulpot. 
DisciMBEXCY,  Dis-kdm-bcn-si,  n.  de  akt  ov  len- 

\\f  at  luilz.  [dijicngaj. 

DiscLMBtB.  Dis-kdm-bcr,  c.  t.  tu  unbunln;  tu 
DisciBsiON,  Dis-kdr-Jou,  n.  a  diskdrsiv  pruned- 

yur. 
DisiCBSiVE,  Dis-kdr-siv,  a.  d^ultari;  qrgtimcn- 

tativ.  [maner. 

DisciEsiVELY,  Dis-kdr-siv-li,  ad.  in  a  divkdiviv 
DisccBsiVENESS,  Di:j-kdr-£iv-DC8,  ».  Stat  ov  beiy 

diskdrsiv.  [kdrsiv. 

DisciBsoRY,  Di«-kdr-»o-ri,  a.  qrgqmcntiuiv;  dia- 
DiscLBSLS,  Dij-kdr-sus,  n.  [I..]  qrgqmenta/on. 
DiscLS.  Di-kii".  II.  [L.]  /7.  Dis-ki,  [2'iij^.J  Dis- 

kus-ez;  a  kwtft. 
Disccss,  Di^-kd5,  r.  t.  tu  cgxamin;  tu  debat;  tu 

sift;^  tu  di<|K;n',  az  murbid  mator. 
DiscvssEK,  DiA-kus-cr,  n.  wun   ha>  diskdacz;  an 

cgzaniiniT. 
Discission,  Di.'-kd/-on,  n.  de   akt  ov  di^kdaig: 

rgzaminajon:  dii<kwizi/i>n. 
DiscissiVK,  Dis-kd-x-iv,  a.  diskdaig;  dii6lvip. 
DisciTiENT,  I)is-kq-/cnt,  11.  a  mcdisin   tu   di«- 

fi^T.4  morbid  mater.  [kontcm. 

I>isi)AiN,  Di'i-dan,  r.  t.  tu  skom;  tu  drxpii:  tu 
Disdain,  Dis-diin,  ».  kontemt:  i>kom:  indigna/on. 
DisUAiNKUL,  Dls-dan-ful,  a.  sksmful;  buLi;  koo- 

ti-mtyqus. 
DiSDAiNFi  LLT,  Di.1-ddn-ful-i.A4/.  wid  boti  skaTD. 
DisDAiNFiLNESS,   Di«-dan-ful-nea,   n.   kuot^Bl* 

yqu.iuts. 
Disease,  Diz  t'l,  n.  distumi^r;  maladi. 


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Disease,  Diz-EZ,  v.  t.  tu  aflikt  wid  dizez;  tva  in- 

DiSEASED,  I)iz-£7.d,  /'.  a.  alekted  bj  dizez.    [fekt. 

DiSEASED.VESS,  Diz-t'z-ed-nes,  ».  siknes. 

Disembark.  Dis-em-bqrk,  v.  t.  tia  land,  az  trmps 

fiiim  Q  /ip.  [ajor. 

Disembark,  Dis-em-bqrk,  v,  i.  tui  land;  tu   go 

Disembarrass,  Dis-em- bar-as,  «.  t.  tu  fre  from 

klog;  tu  liberat.  [erajon. 

Disembarrassment,  Dis-em-bar-as-ment,  ji.  lib- 

DiSEMBiTTEK,  Dis-em-bit-er,    r.  t.   tu  frs   from 

bitcniL-s.  [bodi. 

Disembodied,  Dis-em-bod-id,  a.  divested  ov  a 

Disembody,  Dis-em-bod-i,  t'.  t.  tu  divest  ov  de 

budi. 
Disembogue,  Dis-em-bog,  v.  t.  tu  por  ist  at  de 

ui'st,  az  a  river;  tu  discjqrj. 
Disembosom,  Dis-em-b\az-om,    v.  t.   tu   separat 

fnm  At  buzem:  tu  diskloz. 

Disembowel,  Dis-em-b's-el,  v.  t.  tu  tak  ■st  ds 

b-selz.  [qdntment. 

Disenchant,  Dis-en-qdnt,  v.  t.  tu  fre  from   cn- 

Disenchantment,  Dis-en-qdnt-ment,  n.  Az  akt 

ov  discnquntii).  [tu  frs. 

Disencumber,  Dis-en-kiim-ber,  v.  t.  tu  disbiirdn: 

Disenclmbeance,  Dis-en-kum-brans,  n.    libern- 

Jon:  frfdum.  [tu  fre. 

Disengage,  Dis-en-gaj,  r.  t.  tu  reles;  tu  kler; 

Disengage,  Dis-en-gaj,  <■.  i.  tu  set  wuuz  self  fre 

from. 
Disengaged,  Di^-en-gajd,  p.  a.  disjffnd:   disen- 

tai)gld:  fre:  vakant;  beii)  at  le^nr. 

Disengagement,  Dis-en-gaj -mcnt,  n.  reles:  va- 

kan.-^i.  [or  list. 

DiSENROLL,  Dis-en-rol,  v.  t.  tu  eras  from  a  rol 

Disentangle,  Dis-en-tag-gl,  v.  t.  tu  unravel:  tu 

-     set  fre.  [gajment. 

Disentanglement,  Dis-en-tai)-gl-ment,  H.disen- 

DiSEXTHRALL,  Dis-en-trel,  v.  t.    tu  set  fre:  tu 

liberat.  [detron. 

DiSENTHRONE,  Dis-en-trcjn,   v.  i.   tu  depoz;   tu 

Disentitle,  L)is-en-tj-tl,  v.  t.  tu  depriv  ov  titl. 

Disentomb,  Dis-en-tijbm,  v.  t.  tu  disinter. 

DiSENTRANCE,  Dis-en-trdns,  c.  t.  tu  awakn  from 

a  trans.  [disestem. 

DiSESTiMATiON,  Dis-es-ti-ma-Jon,  n.   disrespekt; 

Disfavor,  Dis-fa-vor,  n.  disk'sntenans; — v.  i.  tu 

opoz.  [an  opozer. 

DiSFAVORER,  Dis-fa-vor-er,  n.  a  disk'sntenanser: 

Disfiguration,  Dis-fig-yi),-ra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

disfigynrii). 
Disfigure,  Dis-fig-ynr,  v.  t.  tu  deferm;  tu  de- 
fas:  tu  ma:i)gl.  [ov  bn,ti. 
Disfigurement,  Dis-fig-yT],r-ment,  n.  defasment 
Disfranchise,  Dis-fran-giz,   v.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov 
privilejez.                                  [akt  ov  disfranqjzii). 
Disfranchisement,    Dis-fran-qiz-ment,    n.     de 
DiSFURNiSH,  Dis-fiir-niJ,*  i-.  t.  tu  deprjv;  tu  un- 
fdrnij.  [ments. 
DiSGARNiSH,  Dis-g4r-niJ,  v.  t.  tu  strip  ov  orna- 
DiSGAREisON,  Dis-gar-i-son,  v.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  a 
garison.  [fors. 
Disgorge,  Dis-gerj,  v.  t.  tu  vomit:  tu  por  Tit  wid 
Disgorgement,  Dis-gerj-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  dis- 
gerj  ii). 
Disgrace,  Dis-gras,  n.  ignomini;  disonor:  Jam. 
Disgrace,  Dis-gras,  v.  t.  tu  disonor;  tu  briij  tu 
Jam.                                                            [ius;  bas. 
Disgraceful,  Dis-gras-ful,  a.  Jamful:  ignomin- 
Disgracefully,  Dis-gras-ful-i,  ad.  ignominius- 
li;  basli.                                                       [disgras. 
DiSGRACEFULNESS,  Dis-gTHS-ful-nes,  »i.  ignomini; 
Disgbacek,  Dis-gras-er,  n.  wun  hO)  ekspozcz  tu 

Jam. 
Disguise,  Dis-gjz,  v.  t.  tu  konsel  bj  an  unyx^jt],- 

al  dres;  tu  disfigyij^r;  tu  qanj  de  form  ov. 
Disguise,  Dis-gjz,  «.  k-snterfit  Jo;  mask. 


DiSGUiSER,  Dis-gjz-er,  n.  wun  hda  disgjzez. 
Disgust,  Dis-gust,    v.  t.    tu   ofend;    tu   prodi^s 
averjon.  [gustij). 

Disgustful,  Dis-gnst-ful,  a.  keziij  disgust;  dis- 
DiSGUSTiNG,    Dis-giist-ii),    p.    a.    keziij    disgust; 
oteusiv.  [disgust. 

Disgustingly,  Dis-gust-ig-li,  ad.  in  a  maner  tu 
Dish,  DiJ,  n.  a.  vesel  for  servig  up  food;  food. 
Dish.  DiJ,  t.  t.  tu  serv  er  put  in  a  dij. 
Dishabille,  Dis-a-bil,  n.  [/>.]  undres;  Icos  dres. 
Dish-cloth,  DiJ-klot,  n.  a  klot  fer  wojii)  dijez. 
Dishearten,  Dis-hqrt-n,  r.  i.  tu  diskiiraj.     [tabl. 
Dished,  l-'ijt,  p.  a.  put  in  a  diJ  and  redi  fer  ds 
Disherison,  Dis-her-i-son,t  n.  de  akt  ovdisinher- 
Dishevel,  Di-Jev-el,  v.  t.  tu  spred  linsli.      [iti^. 
Dishful,  DiJ-ful,  7i.  az  muq  az  a  diJ  wil  hold. 
Dishonest,  Dis-on-est,  a.  not  onest;  verdov  prob- 

iti;  I'atles:  frddyi^lent;  unqast. 
Dishonestly,  Dis-6n-est-li,   ad.    in    a    disonest 

maner:  tatlesli;  wikedli. 
Dishonesty,  Dis-6n-es-ti,  n.  wont  ov  probiti:  vj- 
olajon  ov  trust;  unqastiti:  deset;  naveri;  wont 
ov  integriti. 
Dishonor,  Dis-6n-or,  n.  disgras;  Jam. 
Dishonor,  Dis-6n-or,  v.  t.  tu  disgras;  tu  briij  Jam 

upon;  tia  tret  wid  indigniti. 
Dishonorable,   Dis-6n-or-a-bl,   a.   not   onorabl; 
jaiuful:  repiQqful;  ignominius.  [li. 

Dishonorably',  Dis-6n-or-a-bli,  ad.  ignominius- 
DiSHONORER.  Dis-6n-or-cr,  n.  wun  boo  di^onorz. 
Disincarcerate,  Dis-in-kqr-ser-at,  v.  t.  tu  fre 
from  prizn.  [inklinajon. 

Disinclination,   Dis-in-kli-na-Jon,   n.   wont   ov 
Disincline,  Dis-in-kljn,  v.  t.  tu  mak  avers. 
Disinfect,  Dis-in-fekt,  i-.  t.  tu  pv^rif j  from  in- 

fekjon. 

Disinfection,  Dis-in-fek-Jon,  n.  pi^rifikajon. 

Disingenuous,  Dis-in-jen-yn,-us,  a.  unf^r;  menli 

qrtful;  slj.  [li;  qrtfuli. 

Disingenuously',  Dis-in-jen-yn-us-li,  ad.  unfsy- 

DisiNGENUOUSNESS,  Dis-in-jen-yti-us-nes,  n.  un- 

f%rnes:  lo  kraft.  [inheritii). 

Disinherison,  Dis-in-her-i-son,  n.  de  akt  ov  dis- 

Disinherit,  Dis-in-her-it,  v,  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  an 

inheritans.  [tu  pqrtiklz. 

Disintegrate,  Dis-in-te-grat,  v.  t.  tu  separat  in- 

Disintegeation,  Dis-in-te-gra-Jon,  n.  separajon 

intu  pqrtiklz. 
Disinter,  Dis-in-ter,  v.  t.  tu  tak  -st  ov  de  grav. 
Disinterested,    Dis-in-ter-est-ed,    a.   fre   from 

self  interest. 
Disinterestedness,  Dis-in-ter-est-ed-nes,  n.  fre- 
dom  from  self  interest.  [beriii). 

Disinterment,  Dis-in-ter-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  un- 
DiSiNTHRALL,  Dis-in-trel,  v.  t.  tu  set  fre;  tu  lib- 
erat. [Jon  from  bondaj. 
Disinthralment,  Dis-in-trel-ment,  n.  emansipa- 
DiSJOiN,  Dis-jtfn,  v.  t.  tu   separat;   tu   pqrt;  tu 
sunder.  [brak. 
Disjoint,  Dis-jc^^nt,  v.  t.  tu  put  -st  ov  jernt:  tu 
Disjoint,  Dis-je-nt,  r.  i.  tu  fel  in  pesez. 
DiSJOiNTLY,  Dis-jffnt-li,  ad.  in  a  divided  stat. 
Disjunct,  Dis-juijkt,  a.  disjend;  separat.      [Jon. 
Disjunction,  Dis-jiigk-Jon,  n.  disyqnyon;  separa- 
DiSJUNCTiVE,  Dis-juijk-tiv,  a.  separatii);  disjern- 
iij; — n.  a  wurd  dat  disjtfnz.                   [separatii. 
Disjunctively,    Dis-jiiijk-tiv-li,    ad.    distiijktli; 
Disk,  Disk,  ii.  de  fas  ov  de  sun  er  planet. 
Dislike,  Dis-ljk,  n.  disinklinajou:  averjon. 
Dislike,  Dis-ljk,  v.  t.  not  tu  Ijk;  tu  disrelij. 
Disliken,  Dis-ljk-n,  r.  t.  tu  mak  unljk. 
DiSLiKENESS,  Dis-ljk -nes,  n.  disimiliti^d;  unljkne8. 
Dislimb,  Dis-lim,  v.  t.  tu  t^r  of  de  limz. 
Dislocate,  Dis-lo-kat,  v.  t.  tu  put  ist  ov  jent: 
tu  disjdrnt.                                              [disjtfnted. 
Dislocated,  Dis-lo-kat-ed,  p.  a.  put  si  ov  plas; 


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DiBLOCATiox,  Diw-lo-ka-Jun,  n.  de  ftkt  or  du- 

|>lu:tig;  a  lukKafon. 
DiHLOUUE,  L)i!«-luj,  c  t.  tu  rtokir;  tu  dqr  from. 
UiHLuuui:,  Dis-Ioj,  v.  i.   tu  go  awii  tu  auiidt-r 

plif.  [led. 

DiHLOYAL,  DiH-ltir-al,  ji.  not  l<ful;  disiijbcdicnt;  fiit- 

UlHLOYALLV,    Diri-lrf-lll-i,    ud.    fotlciili:     trO<jtTUSli. 

DisLOYALTr,  Dii-l(f-ul-ti,  II.  wont  ov  alejiauii  or 

fideliti. 
Dismal,  Dix-mul,  a.  suroful;  elibmi;  dir;  dqrk. 
UlSMALLV,  I)iz-in:>l-i,  atl.  horiuli;  mjrofuli;  sodli. 
UisjiAL.VKsa,    I)iz-mul-nu:i,    n.    gla)uiine8;    aoru : 

dqrkh'-i.  [tu  dcstrif. 

Dismantle.  Dis-man-tl,  c.  I.  tu  strip:  tu  divc-t: 
DiHMAHK.  l)ia-iuiisk,  v.  t.  tu  dive.st  ov  a  ma^k. 
DISMAST,  I)i:<-incist,  I',  t.  tu  drprj*'  ov  musts. 
D18MAY,  l)iji-mu,  r.  t.  tu  terifj:  tu  ufrjt:  tudrjokt. 
D18MAV,  Dis-mti,  fi.  fol  ov  kuraj;  t^TT:  frr. 
DiaMAYKb.N'Ess,   DU-ma-cd-nes,    n.    dejc-kjon   ov 

kuraj. 
Dismaying,  Dis-md-ig,  pp.  depqvinov  kuraj. 
DlSMKMBKB,  Dis-m^m-bcr,  r.  t.  tu  divid  lim  from 

lim.  [from  liui. 

Dismembered,  Dis-mdm-bcrd,  p.  a.  divided  lim 
DiSMEMBEiiMKNT,  Dis-m^m-bcr-mcnt,  n.  divijon; 

Hc|uiriiji>n. 
Dismiss.  l)i:i-mi.s,  i-.  t.  tu  t<cnd  awa;  tu  diskqrd: 

tu  di-jKn;.  [mi/uu. 

Dismissal,  [>i!<-mi:j-al,  n.  At  akt  ov  dismisig;  diii- 
DisMissio.v.    I>i»-tniJ-uu,   n.    de  akt  ov  dismuiu; 

lev  tu  iljix'irt;  di-Kjf'trj;  deprivajon. 
D18MIS.SIVK.  l>i.'i-mi.'<-iv,  a.  koziu  di-mijon. 
DisMOLXT,  Di^-raSnt,  r.  t.  tu  tru  of  a  hor.'i,  kit. 
DisMOLNT,  Dis-m-siit,  r.  «'.  tu  aljt  from  a  hors. 
Dis.NATUBALiZE,  Diii-iuit-yii-ral-iz,  r.  t.  tu  mnk 

nlyen.  [fqtal  tu  oba. 

DisoBKDiE.NCE,  Dis-o-b£-di -ens, /I.  noglektorrr- 
DisoBKiHEXT,  Di^i-o-bi-di-ont,  a.  rrliizifl  tu  uba. 
Disobey.  Dis-u-ba,  i-.  t.   tu  rrfqz  ubedicn.'<  tu: 

tu  bnik  koniuudz:  tu  truni<gre:ii. 
DisoBLiUATiO.v,  Dis'-ob-li-ga-Jon,  «.  ofens;  kec  ov 

di.xgiist.  [ligajon. 

DisoBLiOATORT,  Dis-6b-liga-fo-ri,  a.  rrlfsip  ob- 
DisoBLiciK.  Dis-o-blij,  r.  t.  tu  of^nd:  tu  displrz. 
DisoBLiuER,  Dis-o-bljj-tr,  n.  wun  ha>  ofendz  an- 

lidtT.  [kjnd. 

DisoBLitiiNO.  Dis-o-bljj-in.  pp.  a.  displezig;  un- 
DisoBLiuiNOLY,  Dis-a-blij-ig-li,  ad.  in  a  manor 

tu  displez.  [tu  gratifj. 

Disobligingness,  Dis-o-blij-ijj-nei!,  »i.  rrliiktans 
DisORBKD,  Dis-.'.rbd,  a.  tron  Tst  ov  it.s  orb. 
Disurdeb,  Di.-'-or-dor,  >i.  wont  ov  order;  konfq3on; 

iregyqlariti:  tqmult;  .-iikuvsi. 
Disordered.  Dis-tir-dcnl,  a.  ir^gyqlar:  il. 
DisoRDEREDNESS,  Di.t-^r-dcrd-nc!',  n.  ircgjiilariti: 

konfii^on.  [lolcs. 

Disorderly,  Dis-«5r-der-li,  a.  konfi'izd:  iregvuiar: 
Disorderly,  Dis-<5r-dcr-li.  ad.  widiit  n\A'.  kon- 

f'lzfdli.  [Jon  ov  onlcr. 

DisoRGANiZATlO.v,  Dis-of-gan  i-zd-Jon,  n.  subver- 
DisoROANiZE.  Did-^r-gan-{z,  r.  t.  tu  de:<tr^  order 

or  si.xtem.  [diserder. 

Disorganized,  Dis-or-gan-izd,  p.  a.  nAx^n  tu 
DlsoRGANiZER,  Di8-6r-gan-{-ter,  11.  wun  ha»  dis- 

drgnnizt't. 
Disown.  Di^  iJn,  r.  /.  tu  drnj:  tu  rrn-jns. 
DisrAiR.  Dij-jgjr,  r.  t.  tu  pqrt  a  kupl;  tu  separat. 
Disi'AKAUE,  Difl-par-aj,   r.  /.   tu  maq  unekwali: 

tu  vilit}.  [digniti. 

Disparagement,  Di<i-pdr-aj-mcnt,  n.  di.4gni.i:  in- 
DiSPARAGER.  Di.f-|>ar^-er,  n.  wun  h*  di.'<|Kirajci. 
Disparaging.  Di:i-i>ar-nj-ip,  pi>.  .1.  drgmdi|):  un- 

dirv:.iviii{|.  '  [rkwal. 

DisPAUATE.  Di-par-Bt,  a.  nepnit.  disimiUir:  un- 
DisPARATE-S.  Dis-|«r-Ht.>i,  n.  III.  6p.jiit«;llj)i  unljk. 
Disparity,  Di?-p.ir-i-ti,  n.  inrkwoliti:difiTen-. 
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DisPARK,  Dii)-p(\rk,  r.  /.  tu  tro  opn;  tu  n\l». 
Dispart,  h\*-\»\ri,  c.  t.  tu  dir^d  in  la;  lu  aepanit. 
DisPAHNioN,  Di.4-i>i/-.jn,  n.  mi-nUl  kitklne*. 
DisPASbiUNATK,  Din-ijaJ-on-ut,  a.    koA;  kqm;  im- 

I-irjal.  [maner. 

DisrAii.sioNATELY,  Dis-pi/-on-ot-li,  ad.  in  a  kqm 
Dispatch,  Dii<-|<a(;,  r.  t.  tu  »end  awu  ba»tili:  lu 

ha'<ii:  tu  kil. 
Dispatcu,  Dii-pa<;,  «.  iipfd:  an  ekspn^^;  drspdc. 
Dispatcher,  Di.<-pa<;-fr,  h.  ht  or  dat  hwic  di«- 

VMyt.  [kwik 

DibPATcHKUL,  Diii-patj-ful,  /».  bent  on  haisi:  basti: 
Dispel,  Di.i-pel,  v.  t.  tu  driv  awa;  tu  skater;  tu 

disi|Mt. 
DisPEND,  Dis-ixSnd,*  c.  t.  tu  la  •»t:  tu  cksp^nd. 
Dispensable,  l)i*-|K5n-«n-bl, a.  datmnbr  di.fp^^nst. 
Dispensary,  DiM-ixJn-wi-ri,  n.  u  pla^  bw;^r  mudi- 

"iriz  qr  <li''|«5ii!'t  i.r  distribynted  tu  At  i«ijr. 
Dispensation,  Dis-in-n-dM-Jon,  »i.  At  akt  ov  dii<- 

|N-n:ji(|:  di.<tribijiiii:iin  egxem/on  tu  sum  lo. 
DisPENSATiVE,  Di.«-pcn-8a-tiv,  a.  gruntig  dispen- 

oa/on.  [sajon. 

DispENSATiVELT,  Dis-p^n-sa-tiv-li,  ad.  bj  diapen- 
DlsPENSATOR,  Dis-pen-sa-tor,   n.   u   di3pen.«cr:  u 

distriliviitor. 
Di.sPKNSATORY,   Dis-iien-sa-to-ri,   n.  d  dir^ktori 

l'<*r  uiakiy  lui-di.-inz:  u  fqrmako|iFya. 
Dispensatory,  Dis-ixjn-sa-to-ri,  a.  grantig  dis- 

|«-nsaJoii. 
Dispense,  Dis-i*'ns.  r.  t.  tu  drl  -st:  tu  distribjiit: 

tu  inuk  up:  tu  ckski'iz;  tu  trt  fn>m  obligajon. 
Dispenser,  Di:^-pon''-er,  11.  wun  bin  dispensei;  a 

(li'tribynti-r. 
Dispeople.  Di.'-pe-pl,  r.  /.  tu  dcpopynlat. 
Dispeopler,  Dis|(e-plcr,  «.  a  df  (Mipyqiator. 
DisPERMOis,  Dis-iH-rm-us  a.  kontanig  tiD  stdz. 
Disperse,  Dis-p«'r.-',  r.  t.  tu  skater:  tu  driv  awa. 
DisPERSEDLV,   liis-jivra-ed-li,   ad.    in   a   dispt'n'f 

"uu'ier.  [ig  dispvrst. 

Di.sPERSEDNE.ss,  Dij-pvrs-c<l-nca,  n.  At  stat  ov  br- 
DitipERSER,  Dis-p«;rs-er,   n.    wun  bo*  dispersez:  u 

.•"prrdor.  [distribqjon. 

DibPEiisiON,  Dis-p<,'r-Jon,  h.  dr  akt  ov  di.-(>or>iig: 
Dispersive,   Dis-pt/r-siv,    a.    tondig    tu    skater: 

>l.ri-.iio. 
Dispirit,  Diii-pir-it,  r.t.  tu  diskiiraj;  tu  dcprex. 
DisPiRiTED.NESS,   Dis-pir-if -ed-ne.«,    n.    wont  ov 

spirit  er  vigor.  (rcnMbv. 

Displace,  Di.s-pla.-),  c.  /.  tu  put  -st  ov  pla»;  tu 
Displacement,  Dis-plus-mcni,  n.  At  akt  ov  di«- 

I'lii-^iU-  [ligajon. 

DisPLACENCY,  Di>-pla-sen-«i,  n.  insiviliti:  diwb- 
iMspLANT,  l>is-pl:int.  r.  t.  tu  pluk  up:  tu  drjv  awa. 
Di.sPLANTATiON,    Dis-plan-ta-Jon,  it.    At   akt   ov 

dis|i|:intig. 
Display.  l»is-pln.  r.  ^  tu  ."iprcd  wjd:  tu  cpiibit. 
Display.  l'i.''-pla,  n.  an  ek.sibijon;  u  Jo:  parud. 
Displease.  Dis-pli'z,  r.  t.  tu  otend;  tu  mak  aggri. 
DisPLEASiRE,    Dis-plej-qr,     11.    uncxine.<:   ofens: 

I4II1  givn:  agger:  disfavor. 
DisPLODE,  Dis-pliid,  r.  /.  tu  di.*r,4rj;  tu  ckspl»i<l. 
DisPLOsiON,  Dis-plu-jon,  ii.  an  oksplojon. 
DisPLiME.  Displqm,  r.  /.  tu  strip  ov  piqmi. 
Disport.  Dis-jujrt,  11.  pla:  sjiurt:  {Kist{m. 
Disport.  Dis-j-urt,  r.  t.  and  t.  tu  spurt:  tu  pla: 

ti.i  wiiiiion.  [pu>td  ov. 

Disposable,  Di8-p(5i-a-bl,  ji.  kapabl  ov  brig  di.»- 
DiisposAL.  Di»-i<«Iiz-al.  n.  At  akt  ov  dispoiig:  dis 

{^.^lijon. 
Dispose,  Dis-puz,  r.  /.  tu  plas;  tu  aranj:  tu  r^- 
yiilat:  tu  adlipt:  tu  inkljn:  tu  empl<r;  tu  br.<tw: 
tu  sel. 
Disposed,  Dis-puid,  p.  a.  arinid;  inkljnd. 
Disposer,  Di8-p<5(-cr,  n.  wun  bob  dispusct:  a  di- 

n?ktor. 
Disposing,  Di^-pui-ig,  n.  dirckjon:  regynUJon. 


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Disposition,  Dis-po-ziJ-on,  n.  order;  metod;  dis- 

pcazal:  kwoliti;  temper  ov  mind. 
Dispossess,  Dis-poz-es,  v.  t.  tuput-stovpozejon. 
Dispossession,  l)is-poz-eJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  dis- 

poze.-iij:  scat  ov  bsig  dispozest. 
DiSPOSL'RE,  Dis-pc)-gn,r,*  n.  dispozal;  stat. 
Dispraise,  Dis-praz,  n.  blam;  senji\r;  disonor. 
Dispraise,  Dis-praz,  v.  t.  tu  blam;  tia  senji],r. 
DisPREAD,  Dis-pred,  v.  t.  tu  spred  ar-snd; — v.  i. 

tu  ekstend  itself. 
DiSPROFiT,  Dis-prof-it,  n.  los;  damaj;  detriment. 
Disproof,  Dis-prdbf,  n.  konfi|taJon;  refn,taJon. 
Disproportion,  Dis-pro-por-Jon,  n.  unsi\,tablnes 

ov  wiui  tig  tu  aniider;  wont  ov  simetri;  dispariti. 
Disproportion,  Dis-pro-piir-Jon,    u.  t.    tu  jern 

unfitli. 
DispROPORTiONABLE,    Dis-pro-p6r-Jon-a-bl,      a. 

wontii)  proporjon. 
Disproportion ABLENESS,    Dis-pro-p6r-Jon-a-bl- 

nes,  n.  unsi^tablnes.  [unsq,tabli. 

DispROPORTiONABLY,  Dis-pro-por-Jon-a-bli,  a.d. 
DisPUOPORTiONAL,  Dis-pro-por-Jon-al,  a.   wid'st 

proporjon. 
DisPROPORTioxALiTY,  Dis-pro-por-Jon-al-i-ti,  n. 

wont  ov  prupurjon. 
DispROPORTiONALLY,    Dls-pro-por-Jon-al-i,    ad. 

uusiitabli.  [proporjouat. 

Disproportionate,  Dis-pro-p6r-Jon-at,  a.  not 
Disproportionately,  Dis-pro-p6r-Jon-at-li,  ai. 

unsi^tabli. 
DisPROPORTiONATENESS,  Dis-pro-por-Jon-at-nes, 

n.  unsx\tablues. 
Disprove,  Dis-prcw,  v.  t.  tu  konfi^t;  tu  prcDv  fols. 
DiSPROVER,  Dis-prtov-er,  «.  wun  hO)  disprcDVz. 
Dispunishable,  Dis-piin-iJ-a-bi,*  a.  wid'st  penal 

restri'iut.  j^d'stful. 

Disputable,  Dis-p^t-a-bl,  a.  Ijabl  tu  kontest: 
Disputant,  Dis-pi^-tant,   ji.    a  kontrovertist:   an 

qrgqer.  [kontroversi. 

Disputation,  Dis-pi|-ta-Jon,  n.  qrgq,mentaJon: 
Disputatious,  Dis-pvi,-ta-Ju.s,  a.  inklind  tu  dis- 

pi'lt:  kavilii).  [er  dispvjt. 

Disputative,  Dis-pvi-ta-tiv,  a.  disp6zd  tu  debit 
Dispute,  Dis-pi^t,  v.  i.  tu  kontend;  tu  cirgi^;  tu 

debat. 
Dispute,  Dis-p^t,  v.  t.  tu  kontend  fer;  tu  diskiis. 
Dispute,  Dis-pi\t,  jt.   a   kontest;  a   kontrovorsi; 

debat.  [pi^tant. 

Disputer,  Dis-piit-er,  n.  wun  hcD  disp4ts;  a  dis- 
Disqualification,   Dis-kwol-i-fi-ka-Jon,  n.    dt 

wont  ov  kwolifikajon. 
Disqualified,  Dis-kw61-i-fjd,  p.  a.  renderd  unfit. 
Disqualify,  Dis-kw61-i-fj,   v.  t.   tu  mak  unfit; 

tu  disabl:  tu  dcprjv  ov  rjt  cr  klam.  [zJeti. 

Disquiet,  Dis-kwj-et,  ?;.  untzines;  veksajon;  ai)- 
DiSQUiET,  Di?-kwj-et,  a.  unkwjet:  unezi;  restles. 
Disquiet,  Dis-kwj-et,  v.  t.   tu  disturb;  tu  mak 

unezi.  [a  disturber. 

Disquieter,  Dis-kwj-ct-er,  n.  wun  hot)  diskwjets; 
DiSQUiETLY,  Dis-kwj-et-li,  ad.  wid'st  rest;  aijk- 

Jusli.  [le.snes. 

DiSQUiETNESS,  Dis-kwj-et-nes,  n.  unezines;  rest- 
Disquietude,  Dis-kwj-e-tn,d,  n.  unezines;  agzieti. 
Disquisition,  Dis-kwi-ziJ-on,  n.  an  qrgn,mentativ 

inkwjri  or  tretiz;  diskujon. 
Disregard.  Dis-re-gi'ird,  n.  sljt  nQtis;noglekt;s!it. 
Disregard,  Dis-re-g^rd,  v.  J.'tu  sljt;  tta  nej^lekt; 

tu  kontem.  [kontemtyi|^us. 

Disregardful,  Dis-re-gqrd-ful,  a.  ncglijent; 
DiSREGAaDFULLY,   Dis-rc-g^rd-ful-i,  ad.   negli- 

jentli. 
Disrelish,  Dis-rel-iJ,  n.  distast;  di?ljk;  disgust. 
Disrepair,  Dis-re-p^r,  n.  a  stat  ov  not  beij)  in 

gud  rep4r.  [disgrasful. 

Disreputable,  Dis-r6p-yq,-ta-bl,  a.  dis6n.irabl: 
Disreputably,  Dis-rep-yii,-ta-bii,  ad.  disonorabli. 


Disreputation,  Dis-rep-yq,-ta-Jon,    n.    disonor; 

ignomini.  frep^t. 

Disrepute,  Dis-re-pi^t,  n.  diskredit;  disonor;  il- 
DiSRESPECT,  Dis-re-spekt,  n.  insiviliti;  wont  ov 

re^pekt.  [tu. 

Disrespect,  Dis-re-spekt,  v.  t.  tu  Jo  disrespekt 
Disrespectful,  Dis-re-spekt-ful,  a.   wontir)  re- 

s]iekt:  unsivil.  [entli;  uusivili. 

Disrespectfully,  Dis-re-spekt-ful-i,  ad.  irever- 
DiSROBE,  Dis-rob,   v.  t.  tu  undres;  tu  unkuver; 

tu  strip.  [of. 

Disrober,  Dis-rob-er,  «.  wun  hca  disrobz  er  strips 
Disruption,  Dis-riip-Jon,   n.   de   akt  ov  braki^ 

asiinder.  [diskontent. 

Dissatisfaction,  Di-sat-is-fak-Jon,  n.  unezines; 
Dissatisfactory,  Di-sat-is-fak-to-ri,   a.    unabl 

tLi  giv  kontent.  [displez. 

Dissatisfy,  Di-sat-is-fj,  v.  t.  tu  diskontent;  tu 
Dissect,  Di-sekt,  v.  t.  tu  kut  in  pesez;  tu  divjd 

and  tgzamin. 
DissECTiBLE,  Di-sekt-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  disekted. 
Dissection,  Di-sek-Jon,   n.   dg   akt  ov  disektig; 

anatomi. 
Dissector,  Di-sek-tor,  n.  wun  hm  disekts. 
Disseize,   Dis-sez,  v.  t.   tu  dispozes  roijfuli;  tu 

deprjv. 
Disseizee,  Dis-sez-e,  n.  wun  hoo  iz  dissezd. 
Disseizin,  Dis-se-zin,  n.  unloful  dispozejon. 
Disseizor,  Dis-sez-or,  ii.   wun  hcD  dispozesez  an- 
iider. [blans. 
Dissemblance,  Di-sem-blans,  n.  wont  oYrezem- 
DissEMBLE,  Di-sem-bl,  v.  t.  tu  disgjz;  tu  klok. 
Dissemble,  Di-sem-bl,  v.i.  tu  pla  de  hipokrit. 
Dissembler,  Di-sem-blcr,  n.  wun  hco  disemblz. 
Disseminate,  Di-sem-i-nat,  i-.  t.  tu  skater,  az  sed; 

tu  so.  [spredig. 

Dissemination,  Di-sem-i-na-|on,  n.  de  akt  ov 
Disseminator,  Di-sem-i-na-tor,  n.  wun  hco  di- 

seminats.  [kworel. 

Dissension,  Di-sen-Jon,  n.  disagrement;  strjf; 
Dissensious,  Di-sen-jus,  a.  kworelsumikontenjus. 
Dissent,  Di-sent,  v.  i.  tu  disagre  in  opinyon;  tu 

difer.  [ment. 

Dissent,  Di-sent,  ji.  de  akt  ov  disentip;  disagre- 
Dissentaneous,  Dis-en-ta-ne-us,  a.    disagreabl; 

kontrari. 
Dissenter,  Di-sent-er,  ».  wun  hto  disents;  wun 

ho)  duz  not  konform  tu  de  establijt  qurq. 
Dissentient,  Di-sen-Jent,  a.  disagreiij;  disentig. 
Dissentient,  Di-sen-jent,  n.  wun  dekl^rig   hiz 

diseut.  [tiz. 

Dissertation,  Dis-er-ta-Jon,  n.  a  diskors:  a  tre- 
DissERTATOR,  Dis-er-ta-tor,  n.  wun  licb  diskorsez. 
Disserve,  Di-serv,  r.  t.  tu  dm  inji^ri  tia;  tu  hurt. 
Disservice,  Di-ser-vis,  n.  injiyi;  misgif;  hurt. 
DissERViCEABLE,  Di-ser-vis-a-bl,  a.  injurius;  mis- 

qivus. 
DissERVicEABLENESS,  Di-ser-vis-a-bl-nes,  n.  in- 

ji^ri;  hqrm;  hurt.  [tu  sever. 

Dissever,  Di-sev-er,  v.  t.  tu  pqrt  in  to);  tu  divjd; 
Disseverance,  Di-sev-er-ans,  n.  separajon. 
DissiDENCE,  Dis-i-dens,  n.  diskerd:  disagrement. 
Dissident,  Dis-i-dent,  a.  variig;  not  agrcig.  [er. 
Dissident,  Dis-i-dent,  n.  wun  hco  disents;  a  disent- 
DissiLiENCE,  Di-sil-i-ens,   n.    de  akt   ov   stqrtig 

asunder. 
DissiLiENT,  Di-sil-i-ent,  a.  stqrtig  asunder. 
DissiLiTiON.  Dis-i-liJ-on,  n.  burstig  in  tcO. 
Dissimilar,  Di-sim-i-lar,  a.  unljk;  hcterojenius. 
Dissimilarity,  Di-sim-i-lar-i-ti,  n.  unljknes. 
DissiMiLE,  Di-sim-i-le,  n.  a  komparison  bj  kon- 

trariz.  [zemblans, 

Dissimilitude,  Dis-i-mil-i-tti,d,  n.  wont  ov  re- 
DissiMULATiON,  Di-sim-yTi,-la-Jon,   »i.   disemblig; 

hiiokrisi. 
DissiPABLE,  Dis-i-pa-bl,  a.  Ijabl  tu  disperjon. 


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DlBStPATK,  Dis-i-pat,  r.  t.  tu  diapers;  tu  apend 

liivijli.  (hvio. 

DiShU'ATiox,  I)is-i-pd-/(»n,   h.    di.iperjon;  duelist 
DlHhu,  lAiiLK.   I)i-!<<j-Ji-a-bl,  a.  not  iKjJal. 
l)is.>'i)i'i  AL,  Di-iiu-Jiil,  a.  di^inkljiid  tu  ««.><t|eti. 
DissociATK,   Di-uu-ji-at,  r.  t.  lu  st'imrat;  tu  din- 

yHiilt:  tu  |«;rt.  [rajon. 

Dissociation,  Di-so-Ji-A-Jon,  n.  divijon;  isepa- 
D188OLUBL1:,  DU-o-lii-bl,    a.   kajmbl  ov  brig  di- 

x6lvd.  Ibedixolvd. 

DissoLUUiLiTY,  Di-9ol-yri,-bil-i-ti,  n.  IjabliiM  tu 
bissoLiTK,  l)i,--u-liit,  a.  lutMf;  unrEstrand:dEb<*<jt. 
DissoLUTtLY,    l)is-u)-lii,t-li,   aJ.  linsli;  widiit  re- 

itniiit.  [ipajon. 

Dissoluteness,  Dis-a-liit-nes,  n.  deboqeri;  dis- 
DlSSOLfTiON,  l)i-i-u-lij,-Jon,  II.  Ac  aktov  diz6lvig; 

d<rt:  ilcstrukjon;  de  akt  ov  brakiQ  up  an  a.'<^nibli. 
Dissolvable,  Di-rolv-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  diiolvd. 
Dissolve,    Pi-zolv,    r.   /.    lu  mi'lt;  tu  disynnjt; 

tu  soijjirat:  tu  dEiitrdr;tu  diskoiitinyii. 
Dissolve,    Di-colv,  c  t.  tu  be  likwilid;  tu  sigk 

awti.  [melt. 

Dissolvent,  Di-i61v-ont,  a.  tendijj  tu  diz6lv,ar 
Dissolvent,  Di-i61v-cut,  ».  dat  hwiij  kozez  melt- 

D18SOLVER,  Di-i'ilv-cr,  n.  he  or  dat  hwitjdiwilvi. 
Dissonance,  Dis-u-nans,  ».  diskord;  di<igreincnt. 
Dissonant,    Dij-a-nant,  a.    inhqrtnonius;  inkdn- 

gnoiis. 
Dissuade,    Di-swAd,   c.    «.    tu  adviz  aghast;  tu 

diskiiriij;  tu  det»*r:  tu  disinkljn. 
DissuADKE,  Di-swfiJ-cr,  II.  wun  h<i» di.swadi, 
DisstA.sioN,   I)i-swii-7oii,  fe.  advj-i  a<;cii-t. 
D1S.SIA8IVK,  Ui-.^wfi-siv,  a.  tendifl  tu  diswiid. 
Di.ssuasive.  I)i-!iwu-siv,  h.  rfzncmjilnrd  tu  drt^r. 
Dissyllabic,  Di-si-lab-ik,  a.  kun^utiy  uv  ttH  ^il- 

Dissyllable,  Di-sil-a-bl,  «.  a  wurdov  tmsilablz. 
Distaff,    Di.-i-taf.    «.  dt  etat  from  hwiq  flaks  iz 

dmn  iu  spinig. 
Distain,   Din-tun,  r.  t.  tu  stan;  tu  blot;  tu  suli. 
Distance,   Dis-tans.    h.   spas   bctwi'n  td»  objekts: 

rruiutrics;  S[>ns  ov  tjni:  rEzer\:  intorkurs.  [mi. 
Distance,  Dis-tan.«,  r.  t.  tu  It v  brhind,  at  in  a 
Distant,    Dis-tauf,    a.  rrnitjt  in  t[inorplas;  rc- 

luut;  jj;  kold:  not  aljd;  not  obvius;  not  plan. 
Distaste,  Dis-tast,  h.  avt/r/on:  disreli/;  di.-lik. 
Distaste.  Dis-tast,  r.  t.  tu  di^relij;  tu  disljk. 
Uistastkful,  Dis-t«st-ful,  a.  noju.'!:olonsiv:  un- 

I>lfzit|.  [bines. 

DlSTAKTKFi  LNtss,  Dis-tast-f ul-ncs,  h.  disagrfa- 
DiSTEUPER,    Di^-ti^m-per,    n.    diiez;  a  matadi:  il- 

ytiinor.  [di^itdrb. 

DisTEJirEB,  Dig-tem-pcr,  «.  t.  tu  di^rdcn  tLi 
DisTEurLBATURE,  Dis-t^m-pcr-a-tqf,  n.  badt^m- 

jHTitur;  ilni':<. 
Distend,  Dis-tend,  r.  t.  tu  strcq  ist:  tu  ek.ipand. 
r)lsTKNTioN.  i)is-ton-Jon,  n.  dc  akt  <>v.«tro<jifl:brc«lt. 
DisTicii.  l>i.-<-tik,  n.  a  kujilet:  tiT)]H>'tik  Ijnz. 
Distil,  Dis-til,  v.  i.  tudrop:tu  fol  indro|is. 
Distil,   Dis-til,   r. /.  tu  dro  b(  distilajuo;  tu  di- 

aolv. 
DisTiLLABLK,  Di«-ti1-a-bl,  a.  kapabi  ov  brigdix- 

tild.  (dropip. 

Distillation,  Di^-ti-lii-Jon,  ■.  dt  aktov  di.'<tilig;a 
Distillatory,    Di»-tll-a-t<D-ri,    a*     bcldgni  tu 

di.-'tilnjin. 
Distiller,  Dis-til-^r,  ■.  wnn  hA  distill. 
Di.stillebt,    DiS-til-er-i,    m.    a  ploj  bw^r  ipirits 

qr  di'^tild. 
DiSTiLMEXT.  Dis-til-mcnt,  •  n.  a  di^tila/on. 
Distinct,    Di^-Uokt,  a.  difcrcnt;  scparat;  unkon- 

fiizd. 
Distinction,   Dia-tigk-Jon,  «.  diferens;  notajon 

ov   diferens;   $oparajon:    prefercDS;  disfnuncnt; 

emincD.":  onorabl  estimajou. 


DiSTiNCTiTK,   Du-tigk-tiv,  a.  dat  mqrk«  dittigk- 

Jon. 
Distinctively,   Dis-tigkt-ir-li,  ad.  panikynlar- 

li:  pliinli.  [li. 

Distinctly,  Dis-tiokt-li,  ad.  kltrli,  notkonfqied- 
Distinctness,    Dis-tiokt-ne.i,  n.  klcmes;  ni<  ob- 

ziTvn/on. 
Distinguish,    Dls-tiogwiJ,    r.  t.  tu  dii^m;  to 

)!C|iarat:  tu  divjd;  tu  mqrkiit. 
Distinguish,  Din-tig-gwiJ.  v.  i.  tu  tnakdiJiiokJoD. 
DisTiNuuiHiiABLE,    Dis-tig-gwiJ-a-bl,  a.  dii^rn- 

abl. 
DiSTiNOUiBUED,    Dis-tig-gwijt,  p.  a.   M^lrbrated; 

eiuiiK-iit:  tran.-dndont;  ck-'tnirdinari. 
DisTOUT,  Dis-tiirt,  r.  (.  tu  rjd;  tu  twist;  tu  rest. 
Distortion,    Dis-tor-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  di^tArtig; 

JRTV.Tjon. 

Distract,  Dis-trikt,  v.  t.  tu  dro  api^rt:  tu  sepa- 

nit:  tu  pcrpl^ks:  tu  mak  mad: — a.  mod. 
Distractedly,    Dis-tnikt-ed-li,  ad.  madli;  frin- 

tikali.  [distrakted. 

I'istbvctedness,  Dis-trakt-cd-ne«,  u.  statovbeig 
Mi^THArTEB.  DiH-trakt-er,  n.  wun  dat  dittraku. 
Distraction,    Dis-trak-Jon,   n.    stat  ov  brig  dia- 

ii;ikl,il.  koiifn;.5on;  m:ulnc8,-di4tiirban.4. 
DisTRACTivE,  Dis-tnikt-iv,  a.  k>zig  pcrpleksiti. 
Distrain,    Dls-tran,   v.  t.  tu  sez  lor  det; — c.  t. 

tti  uiiik  se^iir. 
DisTRAi.NT,  Dis-trdnt,  n.   sejqr  ov  gudz.  As. 
DisTttEAM,  Dis-trFm,  *  r.  i.  tu  strrni  or  flo. 
l)isTRhj>s.    Di^•-trc.'<,  ri.  mizcri;  misfortynn;  wont; 

akt  ov  ditttranig;  srsqr. 
Di^TRf-ss,   Dis-tres,  r.  t.   tu  hara.";  tu  mak  mix- 

er.ibl. 
DisTRESSEDNESS,   Dis-tr^s-ed-ne.«,  n.  statovbeig 

di.<tre.st.  [erabl. 

l>isTRt:ssKUL,  Dis-tr^-ful,  a.  ful  ov  trubl:  miz- 
DisTRi.ssFULLY,    Dis-tn5.<-f ul-i,    aJ.    in  a  mizer- 

alil  iii.inor.  [panful. 

Distressing,  Dis-tr^s-ig,  a.  harasig:  afliktig; 
Distribute,    Dis-trib-yqt,    c.    t.  tu  divjd  amiig 

iii"ni.  [.vtlts. 

Distributer,  Dis-trib-ytj-tcr,  n.  wunhii)di.''trib- 
DiSTKiBUTiON,  Dis-tri-bii-Jon,  n.  a  delig  7t;  dis- 

jK-nsaJon. 
Distributive.  Dis-trib-yi\-tiv,  a.  dat  distribyi^ta. 
DisTRiBUTiVELY,  Dia-lrib-yq,-tiv-li,  aJ.  bj  di.nri- 

liilJon:  singli.  (sorkit; 

District,  Dis-trikt,  n.  a  provins:  a  t^rifori:  a 
District.  Dis-trkit,  r.  t.  tu  divjd  intu  di«trikta. 
District,   Di^-trikt,    a.    relalig  tu  a  distrikt  or 

divi;5on.  fdi^tranig. 

Distringas.  Di«-trin-ga.^  n.  [Z.]  a  rit,  a  rit  for 
Distrust,  Dis-trd-st,  r.  /.  not  tu  truiit:  tudisbelfv. 
Distrust,   Dis-tnist,    n.   wont  ov  konfidrn^:  stis- 

I'ijon.  [difidc-nt. 

Distrustful,  Dis-trdst-ful,  a.  apt  tu  distdrb; 
Distrustfully,    Dis-trdst-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  dis- 

trii^'ful  matter.  [konfidons. 

Distri  STFULNES8,  Dis-tnist-ful-ncs,  n.  wont  ov 
Disturb.  Di^-tdrb,  r. /.  tu  perpl<5ks:  tudi.'kwjet; 

tu  vcks.  [ft|jon:  tt^mult. 

DisTiniiANCE,    Dis-tiirb-an«,  n.   jierpltksili:  kon- 
DisTURBEii.  Di,<-tiirlHl, /(.  a.  diskwjetol:  hindord. 
Disturber.  Dis-tiirb-cr,  n.  wun  bdi  di^tdrbi. 
Disunion,  Dic-yi'in-yon,  m.  scparajon. 
Disunite,  Dis-yn-njt,  p.  t.  tu  separat. 
Disunited,    Di-^-yq-nit-ed,  p.  a.  separated:  dii- 

jfTiitt,-.!.  'ytiniis. 

Disuniter.  Dis-yq-Djt-or,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiij  liis- 
DisuNlTY,  Di:?-yt'i-ni-ti,  n.  wont  ov  yqniti;  »op*r- 

njon. 
D18USAGE,  Di.i-yti-zaj.  n.  fcsajon  ov  yq*;  disyt^a. 
Disuse,  Dis-yq!<,  h.  scsa/on  ov  yqs. 
Disuse,  Di.«-yiiz,  c.  /.  tu  «•»  tu  yqi.       fdl«gr4«, 
DisVALUATioN,  Dis-T»J-yn-d-Jon,  «.  U>  Mlima/oo} 


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UisvALDE,  Dis-val-yri,  v.  t.  tu  undervalyn,. 
DisvoucH,   Dis-vsq,  v.  t.   tu  diskredit;  tu  kon- 

tradikt. 
Ditch,  Diq,  n.  a.  tren(j  kut  in  ds  grsnd;  a  mot. 
Ditch,  Die,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  mak  a  diq;  tu  treng. 
Ditcher,  Diq-er,  n.  wun  ho  digz  diqez. 
Dithyramb,  Dit-i-ramb,  )  n.   a  soi)  in  onor 

DiTHYKAMBic,  Difi-l-ram-bik,  i     ov  Bakus;  a  bak- 

analian  sog. 
DiTHYRAMBiC,  Dit-i-ram-bik,  a.  wjld:enfcii,ziastik. 
DiTION,  DiJ-ou,*  n.  rml;  guvernment;  kontrol. 
DiTONE,   Dj-ton,  n.    in  fniizik,  an  interval  ov  tcD 

tanz. 
DiTTAXDER,  Di-tan-der,  n.  peperwurt;  a  plant. 
Dittany,  Dit-a-ni,  n.  a  plant  ov  diferent  spejez. 
Ditto,  Dit-o,  ad.  er  n,  az  sed;  er,  az  aforsed;  dt 

sam  til)  rspeted;  yrizd  in  ak-snts. 
DiTTY,  Dit-i,  n.  a  poem;  a  sor). 
Diuretic,  Dj-i],-ret-ik,  a.  promotii)  yqrin; — n.  a 

inedisin  dat  promots  yt^rin. 
DiURXAL,   Dj-dr-nal,    a.   rglatii)  tu  dg  da; — n.  a 

da-buk;  a  jurnal. 
DiuRXALLY,  Dj-iir-nal-i,  ad.  dali;  cvori  da. 
DiUTUBXAL,   Di-q,-tur-nal,  a.  lastiij;  ov  loi)  kon- 

tinyipns. 
DiUTCRXiTT,  Dj-Ti,-tur-ni-ti,  n.  leijt  ov  diyajon. 
DivAX,   Di-van,   n.    de  grand  k'snsel  ov  Turki;  a 

k'snsil;  a  hel.  [tO). 

Divaricate,  Dj-var-i-kat,  v.  i.  tu  be  pqrted  in 
Divaricate,  Dj-var-i-kat,  v.  t.  tu  divjd  intu  t<D. 
Divarication,  Dj-var-i-ka-Jon,  n.  partijon;  divi- 

jon. 
Dive,  Djv,  r.  i.  tu  plunj  intu  woter;  tu  imers. 
Divellext,  Di-vel-ent,*  a.  dreir)  asunder. 
DiVELLiCATE,  Di-vel-i-kat,*  v.  t.  tu  pul  in  pesez. 
Diver,  Dj-ver,  n.  vrun  hot)  djvz;  a  woter-f'sl. 
Diverge,  Di-verj,  v.  i.  tu  tend  varius  vraz  from 

wun  pernt;  tu  ressd.  [uder. 

Divergence,  Di-ver-jens,  n.  a  resedir)  from  gq 
Divergent,  Di-ver-jent,  a.  resgdii)  from  eq  uder. 
Diverging,  Di-verj -ip,p^:i.  and  a.  rcsediy;  diverj- 

ent.  [maner. 

DiVERGiNGtT,    Di-verj -ii)-li,   ad.    in   a   diverjii) 
Divers,  Dj-verz,  a.  several;  sundri;  varius. 
Diverse,  Dj-vers,  a.  diferent:  unljk;  varius.     [li. 
Divb:rsely,  Dj-vers-li,  ad.  in  diferent  waz;  varius- 
DiVERSiFiCATiON,  Di-ver-si-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  variajon; 

varicgajon.  [diferent. 

Diversified,  Di-ver-si-fjd,  ^J.  a.  variegated;  mad 
Diversion,    Di-ver-Jon,    ji.    de  akt  ov  divertiij; 

sport;  pla.  [varJEti. 

Diversity,    Di-ver-si-ti,    n.    diferens:  unljknes: 
DiVERSLY,  Dj-vers-li,  ad.  difei-ontli;  variusli. 
Divert,  Di-vert,  v.  t.  tu  turn  asjd;  tu  ami\z. 
DiVERTER,  Di-vert-er,  ji.  he  er  dat  hwiq  divert?. 
Diverting,    Di-vert-ir|,  pp.   turnii)  asjd;  plezii): 

— a.  amii^ziij. 
DiVERTiSE,  Di-ver-tiz,*  v.  t.  tu  plez;  tu  egzilerat. 
DrvERTiSEMENT,    Di-ver-t)z-ment,    n.    diverjon; 

plcxur. 
DiVERTiVE,  Di-ver-tiv,  a.  rekreativ;  egzileratii). 
DiVE-ST,  Di-vest,  v.  t.  tu  strip;  tu  mak  naked. 
DiVESTURE,  Di-vest-yi],r,  ji.  a  putiy  of. 
DiviDABLE,  Di-vjd-a-bl,  .1.    kapabl  ov  beip  sepa- 
rated. 

Divide,  Di-vjd,  v.  t.  tu  jjqrt;  tu  separat;  tu  del  "St. 
Divide,  Di-vjd,  v.  i.  tu  pqrt;  tii  sunder. 
Dividend,  Div-i-dend,    n.  a  Jiir;  pqrt  aloted  in 

divi7i)n;    a  number  tu  be  divjded. 
Divider,  Di-vjd-cr,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  divjdz. 
Dividers,  Di-vjd-erz,  n.pl.  a  p^r  ov  kumpasez 
Divination,  Div-i-na-Jon,  n.  a  fortelig  ov  fii,tyx]^r 
events.  [inajon. 

DiviNATOR,  Div-i-na-tor,  r,.  wun  hO)  profesczdiv- 
DiviNE,  Di-vjn,  a.  partakii)  ov  diviniti;  prosedi:g 
from  God;  godljk;  hevnli. 


Divine,   Di-vjn,  ji.   a  prest;  a  klerjiman;  a  teolo- 

jian.  ,  [yur. 

Divine,  Di-vjn,  v.  t.  tu  fortel; — v.  i.  tu  konjekt- 
DiviXELY,  Di-vjn-li,  at/,  in  a  divjn  maner.  [elens. 
DiViXENESS,  Di-vjn-ncs,  ad.  diviniti;  si|prgm  eka- 
DiviXER,  Di-vjn-er,  n.  wunhcD  divjnz;  a  kunjq^rer. 
DivixG-BELL,  Ujv-iij-bel,  n.  a  majen  fer  desoudig 

bslo  de  surfas  ov  de  woter. 
Divinity,    Di-vin-i-ti,   n.   de  stat  ov  beii)  divjn; 

de  natyi^r  er  esens  ov  God;  de  Deiti;  a  fels  god; 

a  selestyal  beir);  de  sjens  ov  divjn  tii)/.,  teoloji. 
Divisibility,   Di-viz-i-bil-i-ti,  n.    de  kwoliti  ov 

beig  divizibl. 
Divisible,  Di-viz-i-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  divjded. 
DivisiBLENESS,  Di-viz-i-bl-nes,  n.   de  kwoliti  ov 

beig  divizibl. 
Division,  Di-vig-on,  n.  de  aktov  divjdig;  partijon; 

a  ]jqrt:  a  porjon;  diskerd;  diferens. 
Divisional.  Di-vij-on-al,  a.  relatig  tu  divigon. 
Divisive,  Di-vj-siv,  a.  kreatig  divigoner  diskerd. 
Divisor,  Di-vj-zor,  n.  a  number  dat  divjdz. 
Divorce,  Di-v6rs,  n.  de  legal  separajon  ov  huz- 

band  and  wjf. 
Divorce,   Di-v6rs,   r.  t.    tu  separat,  az  huzband 

and  wjf;  tii  put  awa;  tufors  asunder,  [marij. 
Divorcement,  Di-vors-ment,  n.  disolriJon  ov 
Divorcer.  Di-vors-er,  «.  he  or  dat  hwiq  divorsez. 
Divulgatiox,  Di-vul-ga-Jon,  n.  a  piiblijig  abrod. 
Divulge,   Di-viilj,   v.  t.   tu  publij;  tu  revel:  tu 

proklam.  [lijer. 

DivuLGER,  Di-vul-jer,  n.  wun  hat  divuljez;  a  pub- 
DivuLSiON,   Di-vul-Jon,  ji.  a  plukig  awa;  lasera- 

Jon. 
DivuLSiVE,  Di-nil-siv,  a.  havig  p-sor  tu  t^r  awa. 
DiZEN,  Dj-zn,*  t'.  t.  tu  dres;  tu  dek;  tu  rig. 
Dizziness,  Diz-i-nes,  n.  gidines:a  hwerlindehed. 
Dizzy,  Diz-i,  a.  gidi;  tetles;  hwerlig. 
Do,  Dj),  v.  t.  [i.  A\d,ps.  dcoig.  dun;]  tu  praktis;  tu 

perform;  tu  eks£ki|t;  tu  egzert;tu  transaktjtu 

finij;  tu  an?er  de  i)urpus. 
Do,  Dd),  V.  i.  tu  akt  in  eni  maner,  wel  er  11. 
Doat,  Dot,  V.  i.  tu  egzibit  de  weknes  ov  aj,  pajon 

er  fondnes. 
DociBiLiTY,  Dos-i-bU-i-ti,  n.  redines  tu  lern. 
DociBLE,  D6s-i-bl,  a.  traktabl;  dosil. 
DociBLENESS,  D6s-i-bl-nes,  ».  redines  tu  lern. 
Docile,  Dos-il,  ar-  Do-sil,  a.  teqabl;  ezili  tet. 
Docility,  Do-sil-i-ti,  n.  aptnes  tu  be  tet. 
DociMACY,  D6s-i-ma-si,  n.  de  qrt  ov  asaig  orz. 
DociMASTic,     Dos-i-mas-tik,    a.    relatig   tu   de 

asaz  ov  orz,  &s. 
Dock,  Dok,  n.  a  Jip-bilderz  j'qrd;  a  plant. 
Dock,  Dok,  n.  tu  kut  Jert;  tu  la  in  a  dok. 
Dockage,  D6k-aj,  ji.  muni  pad  fer  yqzig  a  dok. 
Docket,  D6k-et,  ji.  a  label  er  direkjon  on  gudz; 

a  list  ov  kasez  in  kort. 
Dockyard,  D6k-yqrd,  ji.  q  plas  hw^r  Jips  qr  bUt 

and  liaval  storz  qr  repozitcd. 
Doctor,  Dok-tor,  ji.  a  tjtl  in  diviniti,  le,  fizik,  &s. 
Doctor,  D6k-tor,t  v.  t.  tu  kq,r;  tu  hel. 
Doctoral,  D6k-tor-al,  a.  relatig  tu  de  degre  ov 

doktor.  [doktor. 

Doctorally,  D6k-tor-al-i,  ad.  in  de  maner  ov  a 
Doctorate,  D6k-tor-at,  n.  de  degre  ov  a  doktor. 
Doctorate,  D6k-tor-at,  v.  t.  tu  mak  q  doktor. 
Doctoes'-comwoxs,   Dok-torz-kom-onz,   n.  pi.  a 

kulej  ov  sivilyanz. 
DocTOESHip,  Dok-tor-Jip,  n.  ds  ragk  ov  a  doktor. 
Doctoeess,  D6k-tor-es,|  ^       ,  ,  , , 

DocTEESs,   Dok-tres,      f  "'  <^  ^^™^^  '^°''t«'"- 
DocTEiNAL,  D6k-trin-al,  a.,  relatig  tu  erkontanig 

doktrin.  [doktrin. 

DocTEiNALLT,   D6k-trin-al-i,   ad.  in  de  form  ov 

DocTEiNE,  Dok-trin,  ji.  a  prinsipl;  presept;  tenet. 

Document,   Dok-yq-ment,  n.  a  ritn  evidens;  a 

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Document,  D6k-yq,-mcnt,*  c.  t.  tu  ttij;  tu  dirdkt. 
DoouMKNTAL,  Dok-yn-m6nt-al,  a.  bclooifl  tu  in- 

Htrukjon.  [dokyiimenU. 

DocLME.NTAET,  Dok-yri-ment-a-ri,  a.  kun.si.stig  ov 
DouuEU,  l)LKl-fr,  II.  u  irtiruiitjkul  plant;  b|ndweJ. 
DouECAOON,  Uu-dek-a-gon,  «.  a  figyiir  uv  twelv 

ekvvul  ^t\l. 
DoDECAUEURO.v,  I)o-dck-a-h£-dron,  n.  a  r«5gyq,- 

lur  tkilid,  kuinprehdndcd  under  twelr  ekwal  and 

rigyx\\aT  pentagons. 
Doooi:,  Doj,  V.  i.  tu  yi^z  kraft;  tu  Jift  plas. 
DODOE,  Doj,  r.  t.  tu  rvtid  bj  sudun  inittvinent. 
DoooEB,  D6j-er,  n.  wun  ha>  dc  jez  or  tvtkdr. 
Doe,  Du,  n.  a   Jt-dcr;  At  fcraal  ov  a  buk.     [ajent. 
DoEK,  Dd)-er,  n.  wun  hiD  duz  u  tiy:  uu  aktor:  an 
Does,  Duz,  r.  t.  At  t^rd  person  singular  f  rum  l>ib. 
Hovr,    Dof,    r.  t.    tu  i)Ut  of;  tu  strip;  tu  put 

awa. 
Doa,  Dog,  n.  a  domestik  animal;— an  andjurn. 
Doo,  Dog,  r.  t.  tu  hunt  az  a  dog;  tu  folo.     [hip. 
DouBUiEa,    Dog-brj-er,    n.    At  brjer  dat  b^trz  at 
Doo-CHEAP,  D6g-<jEp,t  a.  c.t\>  azdogz  met;  veri  Qtp. 
Doo-DAT,  D6g-dn,  n.,  ]>!.  D6g-daz:  At  daz  in  hwiq 

At  d'lg-st^r  rjzez  and  sets  wid  At  i'ud. 
Doge,  Duij,  n.  At  qtf  maji:<trat  ov  Venis. 
DooFisii,  Dog-fiJ,  n.  a  varjcti  ov  At  Jqrk. 
Doo  KLY,  Dog-fli,  II.  a  trublsum  flj. 
Dogged,  D6g-ed,  a.  sulen;  suiki;  stsr;  murus. 
Doggedly,  D6g-cd-li,  ad.  sulenli;  gla>mili;  sTsrli. 
DoGGED.VESS,  D6g-ed-ne«,  n.  sulennu.":  murusnt'S. 
Dogger,  Dog-cr,  u.  a  duq  vcsci  wirt  wun  mast. 
DoGGEHKt,  Uog-cr-cl,  .1.  vjl:  1j)<;  iregyi|lar;  mm. 
DoGGEKEL,  D6g-cr-el,  II.  men,  wurtles  venwz. 
Doo-KENJJEL,  Dog-ken-el,  ii.  a  litl  but  orh-ss  fer 

d<.gj:. 
Dogma,  D6g-ma,  ii.    an  c.stabli/t  prinsipl;  a  setld 

upinyon:  a  doktrinal  nojon. 
Dogmatic,  Dog-mat-ik,  j  a.  otoritativ;  poz- 

DogmatiCal,  Dog-mat-ikul,  )      itivjmnjcstrrial; 

arogant.  [arogantli. 

Dogmatically,  Dog-mat-i-kal-i,  ad.  pozitivli; 
Dogmaticalness,  Dog-mat-i-kal-nes,  »i.  pozitiv- 

nes. 
Dogmatics,  Dog-mat-iks,  n.  pi.  dogmatik  or  dok- 
trinal ttoluji.  [yon. 
Dogmatism,  D6g-ma-tiz-Di,n.  pozitivnes  ov  opin- 
DOQMATIST,  D6g-ma-tist,  n.  a  dogmatikal  trqcr. 
Dogmatize,  Diig-ma-tjz,  r.  t.  tu  tcq  dogmatikali. 
DoGMATiZEB,  D6g-ma-t[z-er,  n.    wun  boo  dogma- 

t{zez. 
DoGBOSE,  Dog-ruz,  II.  At  fliser  ov  At  hip  or  brjer. 
DoGS-EAR,  Dogz-cr,  n.,  pi.  I)6gz-crz:  At  kornerz  ov 

dr  Itvz  ov  liuks  foldi-d  disn. 
DoGSTAR,    Dog-stqr,    ii.    de  brit   stqr  Sirius,  or 

Kaiiikiila,  hwi<j  givz  nam  tia  At  dog-daz. 
Dogtooth,  D6g-t<i)t,  u..)jI.  Dog-trt;  a  Jqrp-pffntcd 

biiman  toit; — kdld  olscj  an  j-tojt. 
Dog-trick,  D6g-trik,  ii.  an  il  tum;8urlitretmcnt. 
Doo -TROT,  Dog-trot,  n.  a  jcntl  trot  lik  dat  ov  a 

dog. 
Dog-weary,  Dog-we-ri,  n.  kwit  wcri:  fat^gd. 
Dogwood,  D6g-wud,  n.  a  trr :  a  sprjtzov  kornus. 
Doily,  Ddf-ii,  ».  a  smol  napkin yqzd  after  diner. 
Doings,  Dit-igz.  n.pl.  Mgz  dun;  tran-ukjonz. 
Doit,  l>«Tt,  n.  a  I>u<;  ko[>cr  kirn. 
Dolce,  D6l-tja,  (   [It.]    in  a   ."oft, 

Dolcemente,  D61-<;a-men-ta,  i     '  ogrtabl  mancr. 
Dole,  Dol,  h.  eni  tip  dclt  st;  grtf:  .«oro. 
Dole,  DijI,  r.  t.  tu  del:  tu  di«tribyiit. 
DoLEFiL,  DtJl-ful,  .1.  soruful:  iliznial  mdlankoli. 
DoLEKiLLY,  Dul-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  dulful  mancr. 
DoLKKfLNE.'w*,  Dijl-f ul-ncs,  II.  wru;  dizraalnea. 
DoLESUMK,  DtJl-sium,  a.  m(^lankoli;  gloimi. 
DoLtsoMELY.  DJ)l-sum-li,  ad.  in  a  dultum  manor. 
DoLtsoMENESS,  Dul-sum-nes,  n.  glocim;  m^lankoli. 
DoLX,  Dol,  n.  a  ^jldi  pup«t  or  babi. 


Dollar,  Dol-ar,  ii.  a  silver  kffn  ov  Span  and  At 

Yiin|t«-d  .Slat8. 
Dolor,  Du-lor,  n.  grtf;  soro;  kompUnt;  pan. 
DoLOHiFEBOus,  Dol-u-rif-cr-u8,  a.  prodi^sio  pan. 
DoLORiFic,  Dol-o-rif-ik,  i        , 

DOLORIFICAL,  Dol-(j-rif-i-kal,f   '•  "^'0  P""- 
DoLOROSO,  1>'i\-u-t6-sq,  [It.]  8of t  and  pat«tik. 
Dolorous,  D61-o-rus,  a.  noruful;  dulful:  dizmal. 
Dolorously,  D61-(j-ru8-li,  ad.   sArofuli;  mcjm- 

fuli. 
DoLPUi.N,  D61-fin,  n.  de  nam  ov  a  fij  or  mam&l. 
Dolt,  Dolt,  n.  a  bevi,  stupid  felo:  a  blokbed. 
Doltish,  Dult-iJ,  a.  stqpid;  men;  dul;  bevi. 
DoLTlSUNESS,  DtJlt-iJ-nes,  n.  foli;  stqpidili. 
DoMAi.v,  Do-mdn,  n.  duiuinyon;  emp^r;  estau 
DoMAL,  D6-mal,  a.  relatig  tu  a  bitg. 
Dome,  Dom,  n.  a  bildig:  a  ki\pola:  an  qrqt  ro&f. 
Domestic,  Du-mes-tik,   a.    biluflig    tu    de    bus; 

privfit:  taiu;  not  wjld;  not  forcn;  intejtin. 
Domestic,  Do-m^s-tik,  «    wun  kept  in  de  htn; 
a  servant.  [tik  maner. 

Domestically,  Do-mes-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  dum^s- 
DoMESTiCATE,  Do-mds-ti-kat,  c.  t.   tu  mak  do- 
mestik: tu  tHm.  [tamig. 
DoMESTiCATio.v,  D.o-mes-ti-ka-/on,  n.  de  akt  ov 
Domicile,  I)6m-i-«il,  n.  a  Insna  rczidens. 
DoMicjLJC.  D6m-i-iiil,  c.  t.  tu  establi/  de  rezidcns 
ov.                                                        [prjvnt  biszec. 
Domiciliary,  Dom-i-sil-i-a-ri,  a.  intni>di{)  intu 
Domiciliate,  Dom-i-sil-i-at,  v.  t.  tu  render  do- 
mestik. 
Dominant,  D6m-i-nant,  a.  predominant:  prevalij). 
Dominate,  Dom-i-nat,  r.  t.  and  t.   tu  nnl;  tu 
guvem.                                                         [tirani. 
Domination,  Dom-i-na-Jon,  n.   p-ser;  dominyon; 
Dominative,  D6m-i-na-tiv,  a.  impErius:guvcmifl. 
Dominator,  Dom-i-na-ttir,   n.   an   ab:<<jliit   guv- 

ernor. 
Domineer,  Dom-i-ner,  r.  t.  tu  rail  in  an  insolent 

or  overb^rin  maner:  tu  bluster. 
Dominical,  Do-min-i-kal,  a.  notig  de  Lerdz  da, 

or  At  I»rdz  pr^r. 

Dominican,  Do-min-i-kan,  «.   wun  ov  de  order 

ov  St.  Dominik.  [master. 

DoMiNiciDE,  D6m-in-i-sjd,   n.   wun  his  kill  hii 

Dominion,  Do-min-yon,  n.  soveren  etoriti;  p-ser; 

teritori:  rrjon;  distrikt. 
Domino,  Dom-i-no,  n.  [It.]  a  kjnd  ov  hud;  a  log 

(Ires:  a  kjnd  ov  gam. 
Don.  Don,  ».  a  tjtl  ov  onor  in  Span. 
Don,  Don,  r.  t.  tu  put  on;  tu  invoit  wid. 
Donary,  DtJ-na-ri,  ri.  a  tig  givn  tu  rakred  yt^sei. 
Donation,  Do-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  givig;  a  gift; 

a  prezent. 
Donatist,  Don-a-tist,  n.  a  foloer  ov  Donata£. 
Donative,  D6u-a-tiv,  n.  a  gift;  a  prezent. 
Done.  l)un,  />.  from  dr  verb  I)a>. 
Do.NEE,  Dij-ne,  ii.  wun  tu  hilim  cni  tig  ii  givn. 
Donjon,  Diin-jon,  ii.  a  kcp.    Se  {Dung«oii,y 
Donkey,  Dog-ki.J  n.  a  <jil<lij  wurd  for  an  q«. 
Donor,  Du-nor,  ii.  wun  ha>givz:a  giver;  a  brstoer. 
Doodle,  Di)[>-dl,J  n.  a  trjfler;  an  jdler:  a  simplton. 
Doom.  Daui,  r.  t.  tu  juj;  tu  kondeui;  tu  destin; 

tu  taks  at  diskre/on. 
Doom.  Doim,  ».  a  ji\di/al  scntcns;  jnjmcot:  rain. 
Doomsday,  J)(fimz-dH,  n.  At  da  ov  final  jujment. 
Doomsday-book,  Diimz-da-buk,  n.  a  buk  mad 
bj  ordi-r  ov  Wilyam  dc  Kopkerer,  in  hwiq  de  es- 
tiits  ov  Ipgland  wer  rojistcrd. 
Door,  Dur.  n.  At  gnt  ov  a  b-ss:  cntrans. 
Door-case,  Dur-kac,  n.  dc  fram  ov  a  dor. 
Door-keeper.  Ddir-kep-cr,  n.  wun  btt>  krps  a  dor. 
Door-post,  Dur-post,  ii.  dr  j«ost  ov  a  dur. 
DoyUET,  l>6k-ot,  f».     Sc  < />./i-i.-«'/.>  (fiJ. 

Dorado.  Du-ra-do.  n.   a  sudcm  konstela/on; — a 
DoREE,  Do-r^  n.  a  fiJ  keld  Jon  Dori, 


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DOBIC,  D6r-ik,  a.  pertanig  im  Doris;— rclatig  tm 

an  erder  ov  Grtjan  qrkitektyixr. 
DoEicisM,  Dor-i-siz-m,  n.  a  Durik  fraz  er  idiom. 
Dormancy,  Der-man-si,  n.  kwjesens;  slep. 
Dormant,  Der-mant,  a.  skpig;  not  publik;  konseld. 
Dormant,  Der-mant,  i  ,     •  ^       ^  ^^ 

Dormer,  Der-mer,      )  ^  •'         ' 

DoEMiTiVE,  Der-mi-tiv,  n.  a  soporifik  medisin; 

^n  opiat. 
DoRMiTORT,  Der-mi-tc-ri,  n.  a  plas  tu  skp  id. 
Dormouse,  Der-m-ss,  n.  a  smel  animal. 
Dorsal,  Der-sal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  bak. 
DOKSEL,  Der-sel,  j       ^  ^  l^sket. 

DORSER,  Der-ser,  )  i^     •'     ' 

Dorsiferous,  Der-sif-er-us,  )  a.  barii)  sedz  on  de 
Dorsiferous,  Der-sip-er-us,  i      bak  ov  de  levz. 
Dose,  Dos,  n.  de  kwontiti  ov  medisin  takn  at 

wun  tjm. 
Dose,  Dqs,  r.  t.  tu  proporjon;  tu  giv  in  dosez. 
Dossil,  D6s-il,  n.  a.  lump  ov  lint  fer  a  sor. 
Dost,  Dust,  sekond  person  ov  Dca. 
Dot,  Dot,  «.  a  smel  pernt  or  spot  in  a  rjtig. 
Dot,  Dot,  v.  t.  tu  mqrk:— v.  i.  tu  mak  dots. 
Dotage,  D6t-aj,  n.  imbesiliti  ov  mind;  sili  f ondnes. 
Dotal,  Dot-al,  a.  relatig  tu   de   porjon  ov  a 

wuman. 
DoTABD,  D6t-ard,  n.  wun  hcDz  mind  iz  imp^rd  bj 

.aj.  "  [d-sment. 

Dotation,  Do-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  end-sii);  en- 
DoTE,  Dot,  V.  i.  tu  luv  ekstremli. 
Doter,  Dot-er^  n.  wun  hco  dots;  a  dotard. 
Doth,  Dut,  6r  Dot,  terd  person  sig.  from  Bd); 

sam  az  duz. 
Dotinglt,  Du-tii)-li,  ad.  wid  sili  fondnes. 
Dottard,  Dot-ard,  n.  a  tre  kept  lo  bj  kutig. 
Dotterel,  D6t-er-el,  n.  de  nam  ov  a  berd. 
Double,  Diib-l,  a.  too-fold;  to)  ov  a  sert. 
Double,  Diib-l,  ad.  twjs  over;  dubli.    It  iz  muq 

jTl,zd  in  kompozijon  fer  duMi. 
Double,  Diib-l,  v.  t.  tu  ad  az  muq  mor;  tu  repet; 

tu  fQld;  tu  pas  r'snd,  az  a  hedland. 
Double,  Dub-l,  n.  twjs  az  mug:  a  fold;  a  trik. 
Double-dealer,  Dub-1-del-er,  n.  a  nav. 
Double-dealing,  Diib-l-del-ig,  n.  qrtifis. 
Double-entendee,  DA-bl-qn-tqn-dr,  n.  [Fr.']  a 

fraz  er  sentens  wid  a  dubl  menii). 
Doubleness,  Diib-l-ncs,  n.  stat  ov  bcig  dubl. 
DoUBLER,  Diib-ler,  )i.  wun  hO)  dublz. 
Doublet,  Diib-let,  n.  a  wastkot;  tit);  a  p^r. 
Double-tongued,  Dub-l-tugd,  a.  dcsetful. 
Doubling,  Diib-lii),  n.  a  foldii);  an  qrtifis. 
Doubloon,  Dub-ldm,  n.  a  SpaniJ  kern. 
Doubly.  Diib-li,  ad.  in  twjs  de  kwontiti. 
Doubt,  D-st,  v.  i.  tu  kwestyon-  tu  hezitat. 
Doubt,  Dist,  v.  t.  tu  suspekt;  tu  distrust. 
Doubt,  D-st,  «.   unsertenti   ov   mjnd;  hezitajon; 

suspens;  skrcDpl;  suspijon. 
Doubtable,  D-st-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  d-sted. 
Doubter,  D^st-er,  n,  wun  hO)  d^ts. 
Doubtful,  D-»t-ful,  a.   dn,bius;  ambigytj^us;  ob- 

skqr;  kwestycmabl:  unserten.  [gH*''- 

DouBTFULLNESS,  I)-»t-ful-nes,  n.  suspens;  ambi- 
DouBTFULLY,  D^xt-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  dutful  maner. 
Doubtless,  D-st-lcs,  ad.  wid^st  d-st. 
Doubtlessly,  D-st-les-li,  ad.  und-stedli. 
Douceur,  DcD-ser,  n.  [/?'.]  a  brjb;  a  li^r. 
Douche,  DoqJ,  n.  [/).]  a  strem  er  J-ser  bqt. 
Dough,  Do,  n.  unbakt  past;  ncdcd  fl-scr. 
Dough-nut,  Do-nut,  n.  a  pes  ov  pastri  fqd  er 

berld  in  Iqrd. 
Doughtiness,  D-5-ti-nes,J  n.  valor;  braveri 
Doughty,  D-5-ti,{  a.  brav;  nobl;  eminent. 
Doughy,  D6-i,  a.  soft,  Ijk  do;  soft. 
Douse,  D-ss,^  v.  t.  tu  plunj  intu  weter;  tu  loer. 
Douse,  D-sS, j  v.  i.  tu  fol  sudenii  intu  weter. 
Dove,  Duv,  n.  a  domestikated  pijonj  a  pijon. 


Dove-cot,  Duv-kot,  n.  a  li-ss  fer  duvz  or  pijonz. 
Dove-house,  Ddv-h-ss,  n.  a  h-ss  fer  duvz  er  pijonz. 
Dovelike,  Diiv-ljk,  a.  rezemblii)  a  duv. 
Dovetail,  Duv-tal,  n.  a  jernt  in  de  form  ov  a 
duvz  tal.  [tal. 

Dovetail,  Diiv-tal,  v.  t.  tu  jern  bj  menz  ov  duv- 
Dovetailed,  Diiv-tald,  a.  jtrnd  bj  duvtal. 
Dowable,  D^-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beiij  d-»erd. 
Dowager.  D^-a-jer,  n.  a  wido  wid  a  jerntynr. 
Dowdy,  D-s-^i,  n.  an  ekward,  il-drest  wuman. 
Dowel,  D-s-el,  r.  t.  tu  fasn  wid  pinz,  az  timber. 
Dowel,  D-s-el,  n.  a  pin  fer  fasnig  timber. 
Dower,  D^-er,       )  ^.^^  ^^  ^;^^^        j^,jj_ 

Do-tt'ERY,  D-s-er-1,  i  •  '     ■" 

Do-vs'eeed,  D-s-erd,  a.  porjond.  [porjond. 

Do-WERLESS,  D-s-er-les,  a.  wontig  a  fertynn;  un- 
DowLAS,  D-s-las,  n.  a.  kors  kjnd  ov  linen  fer  jerts. 
Do-n^N,  D-sn,  n.  soft  federz  or  hfir;  an  opn  plan. 
Do-WN,   D-sn,  prep,    alog   a  desent; — ad.  on  de 

grsnd;  tu  a  loer  plas  er  stat; — a.  dcjekted. 
Downcast,  D-sn-kast,  a.  bent  d-sn;  dejekted. 
Downfall,  D-sn-fel,  n.  rii)in;kalamiti:asudenfel. 
DowNFALLEN,  D-sn-fol-n,  a.  rmind;  feln. 
Downhill,  D-sn-hil,  «.  a  dekliviti: — a.  slopig. 
Downlying,  D-sn-lj-ig,  n.   de  akt  ov  Ijig  d^n; 

bed-tjm. 
Downright,  D-sn-rjt,  a.  plan;  opn;  direkt. 
Downright,  D-sn-rjt,  ad.  planli;  trcoli. 
Downsitting,  D-sn-sit-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  sitig  d-sn; 

repoz. 
DowNTROD,  D-sn-trod,  j  p.  a.  trampld  up- 

Downtrodden,  D-jn-trod-n,  S       on. 
Downward,  Disn-ward,  a.  tendig  d-sn;  dejekted. 
Downward,  D-sn-ward,      )  ad.  toardz  de  senter; 
DowN-WAEDS,  D-sn-wardz,  i      from  a  hjer  sityq,- 

ajon  tu  a  loer. 
Downy,  D-sn-i,  a.  kuverd  wid  d-sn;  soft. 
Dowry,  D-s-ri,  n.  a  wjfs  er  widoz  porjon. 
Dowse,  D-ss,t  ".  a  slap  on  de  fas; — v.  t.  tu  strjk. 
DoxoLOGiCAL,  Doks-o-16j-i-kal,   a.   pertanig  tu 
dokioloji.  [tu  God. 

DoxoLOGY,  Doks-61-o-ji,  n.  a  ferm  ov  givig  glori 
Doxy,  D6ks-i,t  n.  a  k6gki]^bjn;  a  prostit\i,t. 
Doze,  Doz,  v.  i.  tu  slumber;  tu  slep  Ijtli. 
Doze,  Doz,  «.  a  sljt  slep;  slumber. 
Dozen,  Diiz-n,  n.  at  number  twelv; — a.  twelv. 
Doziness,  D6-zi-nes,  n.  dr-szines;  slepines. 
Dozy,  D6-zi,  a.  slepi;  dr-szi;  slugij.  [kulor. 

Drab,  Drab,  n.  a.  strumpet;  a  slut:  a  tik  klot;  a 
Drabble,  Drab-1,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  tral  on  wet  gr-snd. 
Drabbled,  Drab-ld,  p.  a.  mad  derti  bj  dreig  in 

mud. 
Drachm,  Dram,  n.  a  Grcjan  silver  kern;  de  att 
pqrt  ov  an  -sns  trff;  de  sikstent  pqrt  ov  an  -sns 
avordi\pffz.     Se  {Dram.} 
Deaco,  Dra-ko,  n.  [L.]  de  dragon:  a  konstelajon. 
Deaff,  Draf,  n.  refqs;  lez;  dregz;  swepigz. 

Draffy,  Drdt-i,  a.  wurtles;  dregi. 

Deaft,  Draft,  n.  a  bil;  a  dreig; — a  porjon  ov  men 
dren  from  an  qrmi; — an  erder  fer  muni.  Se 
{Draught.} 

Draft,  Draft,  v.  t.  tu  dre  -st;  tu  dre:  tu  detag. 

Drag,  Drag,  v.  t.  tu  pul  alog  bj  fors;  tu  dre. 

Drag,  Drag,  i).  i.  tu  tral  er  grat  upon  de  gr-snd. 

Drag,  Drag,  n.  a  net;  a  huk;  a  kind  ov  kqrerslej. 

Draggle,  Drag-l,  v.  t.  tu  mak  derti  bj  dragig. 

Draggle,  Drag-l,  v.  i.  tu  gro  derti  bj'beig  dren. 

Dragman,  Drag-man,  n.  a  fijerman  ha>  y-qzez  a 
dragnet.  [botom. 

Dragnet,  Drag-net,  n.  a  net  tu  be  dren  alog  de 

Dragoman,  Drag-o-man,  n.,pl.  Drag-o-manz;  an 
interpreter  in  Turki  and  urter  8stern  kuntriz. 

Dragon,  Drag-on,  n.  a  wigd  serpent;  a  konstela- 

Dragonet,  Drag-o-net,  n.  a  litl  dragon.       [Jon. 

Dragon-fly,  Drag-on-flj,  ?».  a  jeuus  ov  insekts 
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Dbagoxish,  Drag-on-iJ,  a.   bavin  Ac  form  ov  a 

dni>;..n.  liu;  fjeri. 

Dbaoonliik,  Drig-on-ljk,  a.  IJk  a  drajjon;  li|ri- 
Dkagon»- BLOOD,  IJnig-oM-blud,  n.  u  reiin  ov  a 

reil  kuliiF. 
Dbauoo.v,  Dra-K*n.  "•  a  soljer  hat  s^rvi  eder  on 

lut  iir  on  hijr:'biik;-a  sort  ov  pijou. 
Draooon,  Um-gdm,  v.  t.  tu  komp^l  tu  submit: 

tu  ridii!'.  [jerz. 

Dbagoonade,  Drag-a»-ndd,  n.   a   ravajio  h\  sol- 
Deaooonkd,  l>nig-a>nd,  p.  a.  abinduud  tu  wal- 

jori;  biifiist.  [<lrj.  , 

Deain,  Dran,  f.  t.  tu  dra  of  grady^uli;  tu  muk  ; 
Deain,  Drun,  n.  a  ^ncl  for  wotcr;  u  wotcrkurs;  a  j 

sijjk.  I 

Dbaivable,  Dran-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beio  drand.  | 
Dbaixagk,  Driin-aj,  n.  dc  akt  or  qrt  ov  drauig.     ; 
Deakk.  Dmk.  II.  rtf  mal  ov  At  duk. 
Deau.  Urani,  ».  At  alt  pqrt  ov  an  una  trer,  or  dc  I 

sikstent  jiqrt  uv  an  Tsm  avordiip«rz;  a  glas  ov  | 

spiritynus  likor.  _  | 

Deaua,  bni-mu,  vr  Drqm-a,  n.  a  poem  akomu-  , 

dated  tu  ukjon,  Qcfli  eder  trajedi  er  komedi;  a 

pia. 
Deamatic,  Dra-m/it-ik,  j  a.   rrlatifl  tu,  or 

Deahatical,  l)ra-uiat-i-kal,  j       havig    de    form  : 

iiv  a  (Iniiua.  [tajon.  ! 

Dbamatically,  I)ra-mat-i-kal-i.  ad.  bj  rcprtzen- 
Deamatis  ptESOX.t,  Dr:im-a-tii!  i>er-s»J-nE,  [/..j 

kuriiktiTZ  or  |»;rsouz  reprtzentcd  in  a  dramu. 
Deaicatise,  Dram-a-tjz,  r.  t.  tu  reprczeut  in  a 

dnimu.  [dramaz. 

Dramatist,   Dnim-a-tist.   n.    a   rjtur  ov  plaz  or 
1>KANK.  l>rui)k,  »'.  Iriim  Driijk. 
DuArt,  Drap,  f.  i.  tu  muk  klot;  tu  kuvcr   wid 

klot. 
Dbapee.  Dra-pcr,  n.  wun  \uh  selz  er  delz  in  klot. 
Deatlev,  Dra-pcr-i,  n.  klot-wurk;  de  drea  ov  a 

piktynr. 
Deastic,  I)ras-tik,  a.  pTfi-rf ul:  efikajus;  vigorui. 
Deal'giit,  Drufi,  n.  At  akt  ov  dri{)ki{);  a   kwun- 

titi  ov  likiir  drugk  at  wuns;— de   akt  ov  droig; 

de  kwdiititi  uron:  dElinfuJuu:  u  skc(j:  u  jaks;  u 

sigk:  dcpt  ov  woter:— an  order.     Se  i^hraft.') 
Dbaight,  Draft,  a.  yti,zd  in  droig. 
Dealght,  Druft,  r.  t.  tu  dro  ist. 
Deal  outs.  Drutt.-i.  n.y//.  a  kjnd  ov  j)la,  or  gam. 
DbalgiitsUan,  Dnifts-man,  n.  wun  b(i>  droz  r^t- 

i{)^,  pikiyiirz,  pianz,  or  ma[i.s. 
Dbaw,  Drr>,  c.  t.  [t.  driD,  ^.  droig,  dron;]  tu  pul; 

tu  utrukt;  tu   unjed;  tu  win;  tu  ckstrakt;  tu 

drrjv:  tu  ttli'ir;  tu  dclinrat. 
Deam'.  Dm,  r.  i.  tu  pul:  tu  pniktis  droip. 
Draw,  Dr>,  ii.  dc  akt  ov  droiy:  At  lot  dri>n. 
Deawable,  Dni-a-bl,  a.  ka|i:kbl  ov  brig  dron. 
Deawuack,  Dn«-bak,  n.    muni    (lad    bak,  or   re- 

iiiilid:  a  I'lS  ov  advuntaj.  [ed  up. 

Drawbeiuoe,  Drii-brij,  n.  a  brij  mad  tu  Ijc  lilt- 
Deawkk,  Dni-e,  n.  wun  on  hdjm  u  bil  iz  dron. 
Deawlk,  Dni-er,  n.  wun  ba>  dn-z:  u  ^l|dig  bi>ks. 
DEAWhUs,  Dri'-erz,  n.  /7.  an   under  garment  for 

rtf  luer  limz. 
Dbawi.s'o,  Dni-ig,  n.   dtlineajon;  rcprexentajcn. 
Deawing  EOOM,  DnI-ig-rcom,  n.  a  ni»m  for  At  rr- 

M  |ij"ii  <.v  kuu)|>ani.  [.•<umli. 

Drawl,  Dml,  r.  i.  and  t.  tu    8pek   sloli  and  tjr- 
Deawl,  Dnil,  N.  a  prutraktod  uteraod. 
Drawn,  Dmn,  />.  fn>m  /'rw. 
Deaw-well,  Dn'«-wel,  n.  a  drp  wcl  ot  woter. 
Deav,  Dni,  n.  a  lu  kqrt  or  karij. 
Dray  horse,  Dni-honi,  n.  u  hors  hwi^  drot  a  dra. 
Dra)  ma.v,  Dni-man,  n.  a  man  b<t>  drjvx  a  dra  er 

kcirt. 
Dhkau,  Drcd,  n.  grat  ftr:  toror;  o. 
Dread,  Dred,  a.  tcribl;  oful:  v^norabl. 
Deead,  Drcd,  r.  t.  tu  fcr;  tu  be  afrud  or. 


DEKADruL,  DrM-ful,  a.  t«ribl;  oful;  dirful. 
Deeadklllv,  Drcd-ful-i,  md.  t«ribli;  frilfuli. 
Deeadkul.neiw,  Dred-ful-Dc-«,  n.    t^ribluoa;  h6r- 

iblne.^. 

DEEADLEJ48,  Dred-les,  a.  frrle*;  intr^pii. 
Dbead.nalght,  Dred-uot,  n.  a  tik  klut. 
Deeam,  Drim,  n.  toLt  in  sirp:  jdl  fansi;  reveri. 
Deeam,  Drt-m,  r.  i.   [/.  drrmd,  dremt,/i«.  dremig, 

dreuid,  i.r  drcmt:j  tu  hav  jdeui  in  sUp;  tu  imaj- 

in:  tu  {dl. 
Deeam,  Drem,  c.  t.  tu  se  in  a  drem:  tu  fanai. 
DEEAMtJi,  Dn'm-er,  n.  wun  hoj  dremx;  an  jdler. 
Dreami.noly,  Dri'm-ig-li,  a>l.  .•"lugij'li;  neglijentli. 
Dkeamless,  iJrtm-les,  a.  Ire  from  drrmz. 
DuEAMV,  Dri'm-i,  a.   relatig    tu   drcmi;   ful   ov 

drt'uiz. 
Deeamt,  Drcmt,  /.  and  p.  from  Dttrn. 
Deeae,  Drcr,  a.  muruful;   dizmal;    gljomi;  dreri. 
Deeaeily,  Drt'r-i-li,  ad.  gld>mili;  dizmuli. 
Deeaei.nkss,  DrtT-i-nes,  n.  dizmalne.4;  gldimincs. 
Deeaey,  Drer-i,  a.  gliJbmi;  dizmal;  hurid;    moro- 

ful.  [gran. 

Dbedge.  Drej,  ii.   an  «fster-net;— u  mikstynr  ov 
Deedge,  Drej,  r.  t.  tu  skater  flvr  on;  tu  tak  er 

garter. 
Deedgle,  Drej-er,  n.  wun  biDyiizez  adrej;  u  boks. 
Dbedgi.vq-box,  Drej-ig-bokri,  u.  a  boks  f.jr  drej- 

ig  met.  [fekynlens. 

Deegginees,  Dr6g-i-nes,    n.    f'slncs   wid    dregs; 
Dreggy,  Dreg-i,  a.  kontanig  dregz;  f^kyi^lent. 
Dregs,  Dregz,   n.  y/.  dc  sediment  ov  likorz;  lex: 

refn^. 
Dre.ncu,  Drenq,  v.  <.  tu  wet  tdroli;  tu  woj;  tu 

scjk:  tu  step:  tu  fizik. 
Dre.ncu,  Drenq,  n.  u  druft;  f izik  for  a  broit. 
Dress,  \ifk»,  r.  t.  [».  dre-<t,  /».  dresig,  drest;]  tu 

klurt;  tu  adorn;  tu  dek;  tu  kuk;  tu  kuver,  az 

a  wa>nd. 
I)EESS,  Dres,  t.i.  tu  ranj  in  a  Ijn:  tu  put  ondres. 
LiRESS,  Dre.-!,  ».  klu>dz;  gqrments;  habit:  vcstyrir. 
Dressee,  Drcs-er,  ».    wun   lia>  drc^ex; — a   ki^en 

tabl.  [at  jr. 

Dressing,  Drcs-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  bcbdrcsex; 
DE>':ssiNG-Eooii,  Dreji-ig-ribm,  n.  a  ruim  for  dres- 

ig  in.  [drescx. 

DEt*.s  MAKEE,  Drcs-mak-cr,    n.    wun    ha>   mak!< 
DRESijY.  Dre?-i,  a.  Joi  in  dres:  atentiv  tu  dres. 
Drew,  Dru>,  i.  from  Ihxi. 

Dribble,  Drib-1,  r.  i.  tu  fol  in  drops;  tu  slaver. 
Driblet,  Drib-let,  u.  a  :*mol  kwi.ntiti,  or  sum. 
Deilr,  Drj-tr,  n.  he  or  dut   hwic;  drjz  or  abstirbz. 
Dbift,  Drift,  H.  in  jfOlcj I,  kx  term   iipl(d   tu    dt 

iiu«,  iin.-tniiifid  materialx  on  de  vrti  surfa^;  oisc) 

kold  Jiln'iuin. 
Deiet,  Drift,  II.   cui  tig  drivn  at  rnndom;  fon>: 

drzin;  teudensi:  a  hep;  a  budi  ov  sno. 
Deiet,  Drift,  c.  /.  tu  drjv;   tu  tro  lug^dcr  on 

heps. 
Duiet,  Drift,  f.  /.  tu  form  intu  ht\>»,  ax  sno. 
1  uiETWooD,  Drift-wud,  «.  wud  drifted  or  flol 

ed  bj  dc  woter. 
Drill,  Dril,  h.  an  in5tni>mont  for  burig  bulx:  u 

«mul  bruk;  militari  eluer^ix;  a  to  ov  gruu  sod: 

a  (/anel;  an  np. 
Drill,  Dril,  r.  /.  tu  pers  wid  a  dril;  tu  bor;  tu 

ikMTriz  troip*;  tu  Iran;  tu  so  in  ruz. 
D'KILL,  Dril,  f.  i.  tu  fla  jenlli:  tu  mu.'ter. 
Drill-box,  Dril-boks,  n.  u  bok^  for  boldig  and 

.-oig  .-cd. 
LiRiLLiNO,  Dril-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  yqxig  a  dril;— 

iniliiari  ekser>jt:-  a  kjnd  ov  kotn  or  linen  klot. 
DEiLL-rLouoH,  Dril-plv,   h.   a   pin  for  swig   ii< 

drilz. 
Drink,  Drigk,  v.  t.  [•'.  dragk, />«.  drigkig,  dragk:] 

tu  ^wolw  likorx:  tu  kwcn(;  tyrsl;  tu  imbjb;  tu 

drigk  tu  ekiii. 


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Deink,  Drigk,  i-.  i.  tu  swolo;  tu  suk  up;  tu  ab- 
sorb, [aj. 
Drink,  Dripk,  n.  likor  tu  be  swolod;  a  bever- 
Drinkable,  i)riijk-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beiij  druijk. 
Deinkkr.  Driijk-er,  n.  wuu  hmdrigks;  adruijkard. 
Drinking,  Driijk-ig,   />/>.    imbibii);   swoloig; — a. 

adikted  tu  intemperans. 
Drinking,  Diiijk-ii),  n.  de  akt  ov  swoloig  likorz. 
Drip,  Drip,  v.  i.  tu  fel  in  drops; — v.  t.  tu  let  fel. 
Drip,  Drip,  n.  dat  hwiq  felz  in  drops; — de  ej  ov 

Q  nt)f;  a  projektiij  kornis.  [drip. 

Dripping,  Drip-ii),  n.  fat  gaderd  from  rost  met; 
Dripping-pan,  Drip-ig-pan,  n.  a  pan  fer  de  fat 

ov  rost  met. 
Drive,  Drjv,  v.  t.  [i.  drov,  ps.  drjvir),  drivn:]  tu 

fors  aloij;  tu  urj;  tu  kompel;  tu  send;  tu  qas; 

tu  hunt:  tu  gjd. 
Drive,  Drjv,  v.  i.  tu  ruj  hastili;  tu  tend;  tu  am. 
Drive,  Drjv,  n,  a  kors  fer,  er  pasaj,  in  a  karij. 
Drivel,  Driv-1,  v.  i.  tu  slaver;  tu  drop. 
Drivel,  Driv-1,  n.  slaver;  merstyq,r  from  de  mist. 
Driveller,  Driv-1-er,  n.  a  fail:  an  idiot. 
Driven,  Driv-n,  p.  from  Dr\K. 
Driver,  Driv-er,  n.  wun  hot)  drjvz;  a  qarioter. 
Driving,  Drjv-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  impelir);  tendensi. 
Drizzle,  Driz-1,  v.  t.  tu  Jed  in  smol,  slo  drops. 
Drizzle,  Driz-1,  v.  i.  tu  fel  in  smel,  slo  drops. 
Drizzle,  Driz-1,  n.  a  smel  ran;  mizl;  mist. 
Drizzly,  Driz-li,  a.  ranii)  in  smol  drops;  misti. 
Droit,  Drert,  n.  [/)•.]  a  rit  ov  rjt. 
Droll,  Drol,  a.  komikal;  od;  stranj;  kwer. 
Droll,  Drol,  «.  a  jester;  a  bufcbn;  a  fqrs. 
Drollery,  I)rol-er-i,  n.  jdl  joks;  bufconer!:  a  Jo. 
Dromedary,  Drum-e-da-ri,  n.  a  kamel  wid  wun 

hump. 
Drone,  Dron,  i'.  i.  tu  liv  in  jdlnes;  tu  drem. 
Drone,  Dron,  n.  de  mal  be  hwiq  maks  no  huni: 

a  slugard:  an  jdler; — a  humii)  sisnd. 
Dronish,  Driin-iJ,  a.  jdl:  indolent;  slugij. 
Droop,  Drd>p,  v.  i.  tu  laijgwij;  tu  fant;  tu  pjn 

awa. 
Drop,  Drop,  n.  a  globi^l  ov  likwid; — an  er-rig; — 

de  platferm  ov  a  galoz,  hwiq  drops  dun. 
Drop,  Drop,  v.  t.  [i.  dropt,  ps.  dropig,  dropt;]  tu 

por  in  drops;  tia  let  fel;  tu  kwit. 
Droplet,  Drop-let,  »i.  a  litl  drop;  a  smol  er-rig. 
Dropping,  Drop-ig,  n.   dat  hwiq  felz   in  drops; 

a  fol. 
Dropsical,  Drop-si-kal,  a.  dizezd  wid  a  dropsi. 
Dropsied,  Drop-sid,  a.  dizezd  wid  a  dropsi. 
Dropsy,  Drop-si,  n.  a  dizez  from  a  merbid  kol- 

ekjon  ov  weter  or  serus  fli^id  in  de  bodi. 
Drosky,  Dros-ki,  ii.  a  RAjan  for-hweld  plegTi,r- 

karij. 
Dross,  Dros,  n.  de  skum  ov  metalz;  rust;  refits. 
Drossiness,  Dros-i-nes,  n.  f-slnes;  impn,riti:  rust. 
Drossy,  Dros-i,  a.  ful  ov  dros;  wurtles;  f-sl. 
Drought,  Dr-st,  n.  drj  wcder;  wont  ov  ran. 
Droughtiness,  Dr-st-i-nes,  n.  wont  ov  ran. 
Droughty,  Dr-st-i,  a.  wontig  ran:  drj. 
Drove,  Drov,  ?*.  a  number  ov  katl  drivn;  a  kr-xd. 
Drove,  Drov,  i.  from  JJriv.  [ket. 

Drover,  Drov-er,  n.  wun  h<D  drjvz  katl  tu  mq^r- 
Deown,  Dr-sn,  V.  t.  tu  sufokat  in  woter;  tu  over- 

hwelm:  tu  overflo;  tu  dcliy;  tu  imers. 
Drowner,  Dr-sn-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  dr-snz. 
Drowse,  Dr-sz,  v.  t.  tu  mak  hevi  wid  slep. 
Drowse,  Ditjz,  v.  i.  tu  slumber;  tu  gro  hevi. 
Drowsily,  Dr«z-i-li,  ad.  in  a  dr-szi  manor:  slepili. 
Drow\siness,  Dr^z-i-nes,  n.  slepines;  slugijnes. 
Drowsy,  Dr-sz-i,  a.  slepi;  hevi;  letqrjik;  dul. 
Drub,  Drub,t  i\  t.  tu  trej;  tu  bet;  tu  bag. 
Drub,  Drub,+  n.  a  tump;  a  nok;  a  bio. 
Drubbing,  Drdb-iij,t  n.  a  bctig;  a  tumpig 
Drudge,  Druj,  d.  z.  tu  wurk  hqrd;  tu  slav. 
Drudge,  Druj,  71.  wun  hoB  wurks  hqrd;  a  slav. 


Drudgery,  Druj-er-i,  w.  men  labor;  hqrd,  servil 

wurk. 
Drudgingly,  Druj-ig-li,  ad.  laboriusli;  terlsumli. 
Drug,  Drug,  h.  an  ingredient  yqzd  in  medisin; 

medi^in;  eni  tig  wid'st  wurt  er  valyq. 
Drug,  Drug,  v.  t.  tu  sezn  wid  drugz;  tu  tigkt- 

Drugget,  Dnig-et,  n.  a  slit  kjnd  ov  wulen  stuf. 
Druggist,  Drug-ist,  n.  wun  hco  delz  in  drugz. 
Druid,  DrA-id,  n.  a  prest  ov  de  anjent  Britonz 
Druidical,  Droo-id-i-kal,  a.  pertanig  tu  de  T>r<r 

idz.  [idz. 

Druidism,  Dr6-id-iz-m,  n.  de  doktrinz  ov  de  Drott- 
Drum,  Drum,  n.  an  instrooment  ov  militari  mi^zik; 

de  timpanum  ov  de  er;  a  silinder. 
Drum,  Drum,  v.  i.  tu  bet  a  drum;  tu  bet. 
Drum,  Drum,  v.  t.  tu   ekspel   wid   de   bet  ov  a 

drum.  [a  rejiment. 

Drum-major,  Drum-ma-jor,  n.  de  qef  drumer  ov 
Drummer,  Drdm-er,  n.  wun  hco  bets  a  drum. 
Drum-stick,  Drum-stik,  n.  a   stik  fer  betig  de 

drum. 
Drunk,  Drugk,  a.    intoksikated  wid  likor;  sat- 

yipated  wid  merstyqr. 
Drunk,  Drugk,  p.  from  Drhjk. 
Drunkard,    Drugk-ard,    n.    wun    adikted     tu 

drugknnes:  a  sot. 
Drunken,  Drugk-n,  a,  intoksikated  wid  likor. 
Drunkenness,  Driigk-n-nes,  n,  intoksikajon;  in- 

ebriajon. 
Drupe,  Drcop,  n.  a  pulpi  perikqrp,  az  in  de  plum. 
Dry,  Drj,  a.  not   wet;   not  rani;   not  JH,si;   arid; 

tersti;  baren;  plan;  kold:  sarkastik. 
Dry",  Drj,  v.  t.  tu  fre  from  merstynr;  tu  dran. 
Dry,  Drj,  v.  i.  tu  gro  drj;  tu  Imz  mffstynr. 
Dryad,  Drj-ad,  n.  a  wud-nimf. 
Dryer,  Drj-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  drjz. 
Dryly,   Drj-li,  ad.  in  a  drj  maner;  frijidli:  koldli. 
Dryness,  Drj-nes,  n.  wont  ov  merstyi],r;  barennes. 
Dry-nurse,  Dri-nurs,  n.  a.  wuman  hoo  brigz  up 

and  fedza  qjld  bj  hand,  wid'stde  brest. 
Dry-salter,    Drj-selt-er,   n.  a.  deler  in  selted  er 

drjd  mets,  &s. 
Dry-shod,  Drj-Jod,  a.  havig  drj  fet. 
Dual,  Di|-al,  a.  ekspresig  de  number  iOi. 
Dualism,  Dii,-al-iz-m,  n.  cte  doktrin  ov  tfb  godz. 
Duality,  Dq-al-i-ti,  «.  de  statov  beig  too. 
Duarchy,   Dq-qrk-i,  n.  a  guvernment  bj  tO)  laA- 

erz. 
Dub,  Dub, J  v.  t.  tu  mak  a  man  a  njt;  tu  konfdr 

eni  digniti; — v.  i.  tu  mak  a  kwik  nerz; — n.  a  bio; 

a  nok. 
Dubious,  Dq,-bi-us,  a.  d^stful  unserten:  not  plan. 
Dubiety,  Dq,-bj-e-ti,  n.  unsertenti:  d'stfulnes. 
Dubiously,  Dq,-bi-us-li,  ad.  unsertenli;  d-stfuli. 
Dubiousness,   Dq,-bi-us-nes,  n.  unsertenti;  d'st- 

fulnes. 
Dubitable,  Dq-bi-ta-bl,  a.   d'stful:  unserten. 
DuBiTATiON,  Dq,-bi-ta-Jon,  n.  de  aktovd-stig. 
Ducal,    Dt^-kal,    a.    pertanig  tu  a  dq,k  er  dqk- 

dom.  [dqk. 

Ducat,    Diik-at,  n.    a  Yc&ropean  kern  struk  bj  a 
DucATOON,  Duk-a-t<f)n,  n.  a  Duq  silver  kern;  ab:st 

1U4  sents. 
Duchess,  Duq-es,  n.  de  konsert  erladi  ova  di^k. 
Duchy,  Diiq-i,  «.  de  teritori  ov  a  dqk;  a  di]^kdom. 
Duck,  Duk,  n.  a  weter  f-sl;— a  kjnd  ov  kanvas. 
Duck,  Duk,  v.  i.  tu  djv  underwater:  tu  krinj. 
Duck,  Duk,  y.  t.  tu  put  under  woter;  tu  imers. 
Ducked,   Dukt,  j).  plunjd:  dipt. 
DuCKF.R,  Diik-er,  11.  a  plunjer;  a  djver. 
Ducking,  Diik-ig,  n.  deaktovputig  under  weter. 
Ducking-stool,  Duk-ig-stcol,  n.  a  sta)l  fer  duk- 

ig  skoldz. 
Duck-legged,  Diik-legd,  a.  Jert  legd. 
I  Duckling,  Duk-lig,  n.  a  yug  er  smel  duk. 


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DucKMEAT,  Ddk-met,     )  n.    At  p6pyq,larnam  or 
l)UtKWt£i),    l)uk-wed,  I      several  :i\)eJEt  ov  lam- 

iiu.   pliiiiLs    gruig    in    Jalu>    w<)tur,    upon    bwit; 

(luk.-i  ami   gt-d   fed. 
DuiT.  I)uk(,  It.  a  tii,b  in  de  b(Hli;a  kunal;a  paiuij. 
UUCTILK,  iJiik-til,  rt.  lU-ksil)l;  |il{itbl;  ezili  dnjn  nt. 
DucTiLKNESS,  iJuk-til-ncs,  ii.  l'U-k.'<ibilitl:riuktilili. 
UucTiLiTV,  l)uk-til-i-ti,  II.  ku{uuiiti  ov  bcifl  drun 

Yt  wi.l'sl  brukiy:  kDiDiiliiins. 
IJUD,  iJud.J  II.  a  rag; — /7.  ragz;  taterz. 
Duuoto.v,  l)dj-on,J  n.  aj)ger;  rezeotment. 
DuK,    U^i,  a.,    ud;  pruper;  dat  ut  tu  be  dun;    fit; 

fgzakt. 
Due,  \iy\,  nd.  cgzuktii;  dirdktli;  az,  dti  nnrt. 
DUK.    l^n,,  n.  dut  hwiq  belugz  lu    wun;  rjt:  just 

tjtl:  tribq,l:  tail. 
DuKL,  Di'i-i-l,  n.  a  kombat  betwtn  t»i»:a  sij);^!  fjt. 
DuKL,  Dii-t'l.  I'-  «'•  t>-i  fjtu  diifior  fiD'^l  koinbat. 
DUELLEB,  Di'i-cl-er,  n.  asiggl  kumbatuut:  u  din-l- 
ist. [dti<'lz. 
I)i;kllixg.  Di'i^-cl-io,  n.  dt  akt  orkustom  ov  miu 
DutLLisT,  Di'i-c'l-ist,  n.  wun  luij  f(t.s  a  dn,el. 
Duello,   Dq,-el-(j,*  n.  [Il.]de  dii,el;de  nDlovdii- 

elij). 
DuE.vNA,  Di^-dn-a,  n.  an  old  wuman  b(t>g(irdza 

yu)).;i'r  wuti:  a  guverne.s. 
Duet.  l)ii-et,  «.  an  i^r  lor  t4ti  pcrformcrz. 
Duo.  Du;;,  n.  a  \>ap  or  tet  ov  a  best. 
Duo.  Du;^.  I.  nnd  p.  from  I)iij. 
Duke.  Di^k,  n.  wun  ov  de  hiest  order  ov  nobiliti; 

Q  prins:  n  qrf.  [ov  a  diik. 

Dukedom,    Di'ik-duin,  h.  de  pozejonz,  or  kwoliti 
Dulcet,  lUil-sct,  a.  swct;  nielodiu--i.         [swetnig. 
DuLciKiCATiON,     Dul-si-fi-kii-Jiin,  ii.    de  akt  i>v 
DuLCiFiED,  Diil-si-fid,  p.  a.  swctnd;  purifjd. 
DuLCiFV,  Diil-si-f  j.  V.  t.  tu  mnk  swet. 
Dulcimer,  Diil-si-mer,  n.  an  anjcnt  imj^zikal  in- 

strtunient.  [swetncs. 

DULCITUDE,      Ddl-si-ttid,*  n.    swetnes   ov   s-sml: 
DuLCORATE,   Diil-ko-rat,  *r.  t.  tu  swetn;tudul- 
sifj.  [ni)). 

DuLCORATiON,   Dul-ko-rd-Jon,  n.  de  aktov  swei- 
DuLiA,  Di'i-li-a,  n.  [Z.]  an  inferior  kjnd  ov  wur- 

Jip. 
Dull,    Dul,  a.  sttipid:  slugij:  blunt:  okward:  not 

kwik:  sad:  gros:  not  brjt:  drszi. 
Dull.  Dul,  r.  t.  tu  sti'ipefj:  tu  blunt;  tu  sadn. 
DuLLAnn.  Diil-anl,  n.  a  blokhed;  a  dolt. 
DuLL-imAiNED,  Diil-brand,  a.  stupid:  doltij. 
DuLL-BROWtu,  Dul-brsd,  a.  havij)  a  globiui  luk. 
DuLLEYED,  Diil-jil.  a.  liavii)  a  d-snkast  h.ik. 
Dl  LL-IIEAD,    Diil-hed,  II.  a  blukhed;  a  dolt. 
Dully,  l)iil-i,  ad.  in  a  dul  manor:  stupidli. 
DuLXESS,  Diil-nes,  n.  sttipiditi:  dimm-s;  bluntncs. 
DULOCRACY,     Dn-16k-ra-»i,n.   a   guvcrnnicnt  ov 

.slllVZ. 

Duly,  Di'i-li,  ad.  in  a  di^  manor;  properli;  fitli. 
Dumb.  Dum,  a.  inkH[iabl  ov  npeQ:  mi^t. 
Dumb.  Dum,  r.  t.  tu  s{lon!<. 
Dumb-bells,    Ddm-belz,  n.  pi.  wat«  swug  in  de 

baii'lz  f')r  cksersji. 
Dumbly.  Ddm-li,  ad.  mi^tli:  sjlcntli. 
DuMBNt-ivS.  Diim-ne!>.  n.  inkajMuiiti  tu  spck. 
DlMB-sHow,  Diim-Ju),  n.  a  p.Tntomim. 
Dummy.  Diim-i,  t  »•.  wun  haj  iz  dum. 
Dump.  Dump,*  n.  smro;  mt^lunkvli;  siidnea. 
Dumpish.  I)iirai>-iJ,*  a.  sad:  mtSlankoli;  dejektcd. 
Dumpish  NESS.  I)dmp-iJ-nc«,»  n.  sadncs;  indlankoli. 
DuMPLIMii.  Diimp-lig,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  pudig. 
Dumpy,  Durap-i,J  a. /.>rt  and  tik;- dumpi/. 
Dun,  Dun,  a.  ov  a  dqrk  kubir:  dqrk;  ghbini. 
Dun.  Dun.*    r.  /.  tu  prc^i;  tu  a»k  ofn  for  a  dct. 
Dt'N.  Duii.J  n.  a  klamom^,  imi  ^rtyi^nat  krcditor. 
Dunce.  Duns,  n.  a  tik  skul;  a  dulanl;  a  dolt. 
DuNFiSH,    Dun-fi/,  n.  a  kodfij  ki^rd  ioa  partik- 

yi^ar  maner. 


Du.*(0,  Dug,  n.   de  (^kitkrement  ov  animalz;  moni^r. 
DuNO,  Dug,  V.  t.  tu  uani^r  wid  dug. 
iJUNOtox,  Diiri-jon,  n.  a  kiu^,  dqrk  prizo. 
DUNGKOUK,  Dug-turk,  ii.  a  fork  yqzd  tu  tro  dug. 
DuNuiiiLL,  Diig-hit,  II.  u  bepovduo:u  menabud. 
Dunghill,    Diig-hil,  a.    Hprug  from   de  dughil; 

men. 
Dungy,  Diig-i,  a.  ful  ov  dug:  men;  wnrtloa. 
DuNGYARD,   Diig-yqrd,  n.   de  plus  ov  a  dughil. 
DuNKERii.  Diigk-erz,  n.  denuinov  a  kristyan  aekt, 

boa  pniktis  abstinent  and  mortitikiijon. 
Dunnage,  Dun-aj,  n.  fagots  lud  in  /ijistuaupirt 

gudz. 
Duo,    Dq-o,  II.  [Z.]  a  sog  in  Ub  pqrts. 
Duodecimo,   Dq-o-des-i-mo,  «.  u  buk  bavig  12 

livz  tu  a  Jet.  [twelvz. 

DuoDECUPLE,     Dq,-o-dek-ii-pl,     a.   konsistig  ov 
Duodenum,    Dq-u-dl-num,    n.    At   ferst  ov  de 

sin.jj  in!(':-tinz.  [letcrz. 

DuoLiTtRAL,    Dq-o-lit-cr-al,   a.    konsistig  ov  ta> 
Dupe,    Dqp,   n.  a  j)crs<jn  impuzd  on;  a  man  ezili 

trikt. 
Dupe.  Dqp,  t.  t.  tu  trik:  tu  qet;  tu  dcsev. 
Duple,  Dq-jil,  a.  dubl;  wun  repcted. 
Duplicate,  Dq-pli-kat,  i. /.  tu  dubl:  tu  fold. 
Duplicate.  Dq-pli-kat,  a.  dubl;  tu  fold. 
Duplicate,  Dq-pli-kat,    n.    a  sekond  tig  ov  dc 

!>nin  kjnd:  an  egzakt  kopi;  a  transkript. 
Duplication,  Dq-pli-ka-Jon,  n.  deakt  ov  dublig; 

a  told.  [dubld. 

DUPLICATURE,  Dq-pli-ka-tqr,    n.  a  fold:  eni  tig 
Duplicity,  Dq-pli-i-i-ti,  n.  deset;  desepjon:  dubl- 

nus.  [permanens. 

Durability,    Dq-ra-bil-i-ti,    n.  pser  ov   lastig; 
Durable,   Dq-ra-bl,    a.    lustig;  bavig  log  egzist- 

tns.  [kontinyqans. 

Durableness,    Dq-ra-bl-nes,   ?i.    puer  ov  lastig; 
Durably,  Dq-ra-bli,  ad.  in  a  lastig  niancr. 
Dura-mater,  Dq-ra-ma-ter,  n.  [Z.Jdcuter  mem- 

brnn  ov  de  bran. 
Durance,  Dq-rans,  n.  impriznment;  endqrans. 
DuRANT.  Dq-rant,  n.  a  glazd  wulen  stuf  or  klot. 
Durante    vita,  Dq-ran-te    vj-ta,    [L.]    {Law) 

•Iqrig  lif.  (tjm. 

Duration,    Dq-ra-Jon,    «.    kontinyqans:  legt  ov 
DlRE.ss.   Dq-rc?,    n.    impriznment;  konstrant. 
During.  Dqr-ig, /^r*"/*.  fur  de  tjm  ov  kontinyqans. 
Durst,  Durst,  i.  from  V^r. 
Dusk,  Dusk,   a.   tendig  tu  dqrknes;  dqrk:  duski. 
Dusk,    Dusk,  n.  tendig  tu  dqrknes;  dqrk  kulor. 
Duskily,  Dusk-i-li,  aat.  wid  tendensi  tu   dqrk- 
nes. 
Duskiness.  Ddsk-i-ncs,  n.  insipient  obsksqriti. 
DusKisH,  Ddsk-i/,  a.  inkljnd  tu  dqrknes  er  blak- 

nes. 
DusKisnNESS,  Du<k-iJ-nes,  n.  apr6<j  tu  dqrknes. 
DisKY.  Diisk-i,    a.  tendig  tu  dqrknes:  gloimi. 
Dust.  Dust,  n.  ert  redqst  tu  p-sder;  ert. 
Dust,    Dust,    r.   t.   tu  fre  from  dust;  tu  sprigkl 

wid  dust. 
Duster,     Ddst-cr,  n.    he  er  dat  hwiq  frez  from 

dust.  [dust. 

Dustiness,  Ddst-i-nc^,  »i.  slatovbeig  kuvi-rd  wid 
Dustman,  Ddst-man,  n.  a  man  bobkarix  awudust. 
Dusty.  Dust-i,  a.  fild  or  kuverd  widdust. 
Dutch.  Duq,  v.  t.  tu  klarifj  and  hqrdn,  az  kwilt. 
Dutch,  Duq,  n.  delaggwaj  ov  Uolandor  dc  Duq; 

})l.  At  pepl  ov  Holand. 
Dutchess,  Ddq-cs,  n.  Se   {Duche**.) 
Duteous,  Dt'^-te-us,  a.  obedient:  obsckwius:  dti- 

tiful.  [dqU. 

Dutiable,   Dq-ti-a-bl,    a.    subjckt  tu  impost  or 
DuTiKUL,    Dq-ti-ful,  a.  obedient;  submisiv;  roT- 

erenU 
DuTiruLLT,  D4-ti-ful-i,  ad.  obidicntii;  snbmis- 

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Ddtifulness,    Di^-ti-ful-nes,     n.    obediens;  re- 

spekt. 
Duty,    Dii,-ti,   n.  hwot  wun  iz  bifnd  tu  perferm; 

obediens:  servis;  taks;  impost;  kustom. 
DuUMViE,  Dq,-um-ver,  n.  [L.]  wun  ov  ta>  ofiserz  in 

anjent  Rom. 
Duumvirate,    Dn,-um-vi-rat,    n.   a  guvernment 

eksersjzd  bj  to.  [aaii  sjz. 

Dwarf,  Dwerf,  n.  a  person  or  plant  bEl6  de  erdi- 
DwARF,  Dworf,  a.  belo  ds  y^,■i^!^l  sjz. 
Dwarf,  Dwerf,  v.  t.  tu  hinder  from  fulgrot. 
Dwarfish,  Dworf-iJ,  a.  belo  denatyi^ral  sizjsmel. 
Dwarfishness,    Dwerf-iJ-nes,    n.    a    litlnes   ov 

statjur. 
Dwell,  Dwel,  v.  i.  \i.  dwelt,  fs.  dwelig;  dwelt;] 

tu  liv  in  a  plas;  tu  rezjd;  tu  reman. 
Dweller,  Dwel-er,  n.  wun  boolivz  in  a  plas. 
Dwelling,  Dwel-ig,  n.  a  habitajon. 
Dwelling,  Dwel-ii),^p.  rezjdii);  livii);kontinyti,- 

iij  wid  fikst  intenjon. 
Dwelling-house,    Dwel-ig-h'ss,    n.    a  h-ss  in 

hwiq  wun  livz.  [rezidens. 

Dwelling-place,    Dwel-ii)-plas,   n.    a  plas  ov 
Dwindle,  Dwin-dl,  v.  i.  tu  Jrigk;  tu  gro  litl. 
Dwindle,  Dwin-dl,  v.  t.  tu  mak  les;  tu  sigk;  tu 

loer. 


Dye,  Dj,  v.  t.  tu  tinj:  tu  kulor;  tu  stan. 
Dyer.  £>i-er,  n.  wun  hoo  djz  klot,  &s. 
Dtestuff,   Dj-stuf,  n.  matsrialzfer  djig.        [&s. 
Dying,  Dj-ii),    n.  de  qrt  ov  stnniijerkulorip  klot, 
Dyke,  Dik,  ji.  a  m-snd  ov  ert,  &s.     Se  {Z>ike.} 
Dynametee,  Dj-nam-E-ter,  ji.  an  instrcoment  far 

determinir)  de  magnifjii)  piser  ov  teleskops. 
Dynamics,    Dj-nam-iks,   ji.  de  sjens  ov  mekani- 

kal  p^erz. 
Dynamometer,  Din-a-mom-e-ter,   n.  an  instrco- 
ment for  mejij^rii)  de  streijt  ov  men  andanimalz. 
Dynasty,  Dj-nas-ti,  er  Din-as-ti,  n.  a  ras  er  fam- 

ili  ov  soverenz  in  suksejon;  soverenti. 
Dyscrasy,  Dis-kra-si,  n.  a  bad  habit  ov  bodi. 
Dysenteric,  Dis-en-ter-ik,  a.  relatii)  tudisenteri. 
Dysentery,  Dis-en-ter-i,  n.  a  panful  dizez,  atend- 

ed  bj  mi^kus  er  bludi  evakytiajonz. 
Dyspepsy,  Dis-pep-si,  n.  a  difikulti  ov  dijestyon; 

indijestyon. 
Dyspeptic,  Dis-pep-tik,  j  a.  relatii)  tu  dis- 

Dyspeptical,  Dis-pep-ti-kal,  S      pepsi;havii)  bad 

dijestyon.  [pepsi. 

Dyspeptic,  Dis-pep-tik,  n.  wun  aflikted  wid  dis- 
Dysphony,  Dis-fo-ni,  n.  a  difikulti  in  spekiij. 
Dyspncea,  Disp-ne-Q,  n.  difikulti  in  bredig. 
Dysury,  I)i3-yq,-ri,  n.  a  difikulti  in  va'dig  yi],rin. 


E. 


Ee,  de  fift  leter  ov  de  komon  alfabet,  iz  de 
,  sekond  and  de  most  frekwent  vsel  in  de  Ig- 

glij  laggwaj.     It  haz  tea  prinsipal  s?ndz:  loi),  az 

in  {mete),  and  Jert,  az  in  {met). 
Each,  8"q,   a.   eder  ov  de  toa;  everi  wun  ov  eni 

number. 
Eager,  S'ger,  a.  kenli  dezjrus;  vehement;  impet- 

yi],us;  Jq,rp;  ken;  sever. 
Eagerly,  8'ger-li,  ad.  qrdentli:  kenli. 
Eagerness,  tl'ger-nes,  n.  qrdent  dezjr;  impetyq,- 

ositi;  vjolens. 
Eagle,  ^'gl,  n.  a  herd  ov  pra;  a  militari  standard; 

a  gold  kffn  ov  de  Yi^njted  Stats,  ov  de  valyq, 

ov  ten  dolurz. 
Eagle-eyed,  S'gl-id,  a.  Jqrp-sjted,  az  an  egl. 
Eagle-sighted,  8gl-sjt-ed,  a.  kwik-sjted. 
Eaglet,  t-'glet,  71.  a  yug  egl. 
Eagre,  £'ger,  n.  a  tjd  swelig  abuv  andder. 
Ean,  t'n,*  V.  i.  tu  brig  fort  yug,  az  Jep. 
Ear,  8t,  n.  de  organ  ov  herig:  p'ser  ov  jujig  ov 

hqrmoni;  sens  ov  herig; — a  spjk  ov  kern  er  maz. 
Ear,  i:T,  V.  i.  tu  Joot  intu  erz,  az  kern. 
Earache,  Sr'ak,  n.  pan  in  de  er. 
Eared,  i:,v<i,  a.  havii)  erz. 
Earl,  Erl,  n.  a  tjtl  ov  IggliJ  nobiliti. 
Earlap,  ^'r'lap,  71.  de  tip  ov  de  er. 
Earldom,  Krl'dora,  n.  de  senyori  ov  an  erl. 
Earless,  tVlcs,  a.  dcstiti],t  ov  erz. 
Earliness,  Er'lines,  ».  stat  ov  beip  erli. 
Earl-Mak.shal,  Erl'mqr-Jal,  n.  an  ofiser  hO)  haz 

de  qef  kq^r  ov  militari  solemnitiz. 
Eaelock,  Fr'lok,  n.  a.  kurl  or  twist  ov  h^r. 
Early,  Er'li,  a.  beig  in  sezn;  seznabl. 
Early,  Er'li,  ad.  in  gud  sezn;  betjmz. 
Earmark,  {^'r'mqrk,  n.  a  mqrk  on  de  er. 
Earn,  Ern,  v.  t.  tu  gan  bj  labor;  tu  obtan. 
Earnest,  Er'nest,  a.  qrdent:  zelus;  eger. 
Earnest,  Er'nest,  n.  seriusnes;  not  jest; — a  plej; — 

ferst  frcDts;— muni  advdnst. 
Earnestly,  ta'nest-li,  ad.  wermli;  egerli. 
Eaenestness,  Er'nest-nes,  n.  egernes. 


Earning,  Em'ig,  n.  dat  hwig  iz  ernd. 
Earpick,  8r'pik,  71.  an  instrcoment  fer  klenig  era. 
Ear-ring,  Sr'rig,  n.  an  ernament  fer  de  er. 
Earth,  Ert,  71.  de  mater  hwiq  kompozez  de  glob; 

sffl;  de  grsnd;  de  terakweus  glob;  de  wurld; — in 

kemistri,  serten  metalik  oksidz. 
Earth,  Ert,  v.  t.  tu  hjd  in  de  ert;  tu  beri. 
Earth,  Ert,  v.  i.  tu  retjr  under  grsnd. 
Earth-boakd,  Ert'bord,  n.  de  bord  ov  a  pi's. 
Earth-born,  Ert'bern,  a.  born  ov  de  ert. 
Earthen,  Ert'en,  a.  mad  ov  ert  er  kla. 
Earthiness,  Ert'i-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beig  erti. 
Earthliness,  Ert'li-nes,  n.  wurldlines. 
Earthling,  Ert'lig,  71.  an  inhabitant  ov  ert. 
Earthly,  Ert-li,  a.  belogig  tu  ert;  wurldli;  not 

hevnli:  kqrnal;  senJual;  vjl. 
Earthnut,  Ert'nut,  7t.  a  pignut;  a  roit. 
Earthquake,  Ert'kwak,  n.  a  konvuljon  ov  de  ert. 
Earthy,  Ert'i,  a.  kousistig  ov  ert;  teren. 
Eae-wax,  Sr'waks,  n.  serdimen  ov  de  er. 
Ear-wig,  8r'wig,  n.  an  insekt: — a  hwisper. 
Ease,  8z,  n.  kwjet;  rest  after  labor;  fasiliti. 
Ease,  E'z,  v.  t.  tu  fre  from  pan;  tu  relev. 
Easel,  8'zI,  n.  de  fram  on  hwiq  a  panterz  kan- 

vas  er  piktyi^^r  rests. 
Easement,  fz'ment,  »i.  ez;  suport;  relef. 
Easily,  8'zi-li,  ad.  wid-st  difikulti;  redili. 
Easiness,  g'zi-nes,  n.  redines;  ez:  rest. 
East,  8st,  n.  de  kwerter  hwq,r  de  sun  rjzez. 
East,  8st,  a.  beig  from  er  toardz  de  rjzig  sun. 
Easter,  Ssi'er,  u.  At  da  on  hwiq  de  rezurekjon 

ov  Krjst  iz  komemorated,  beig  de  ferst  Sunda 

after  de  ful  moon  hwiq  hapnz  upon,  er  nekst 

after  de  21st  ov  Mqrq. 
Easterly,  Fst'er-li,  a.  and  ad.  toardz  de  est. 
Eastern,  8st'ern,  a.  beig  in  de  est;  oriental. 
Eastward,  8st'ward,  ad.  toardz  de  est. 
Easy,  8'zi,  a.  not  difikult;  kwjet;  kompljig. 
Eat,  8t,  v.  t.  [i.  at  er  et,  ps.  etig,  etu  er  et;]  tu 

devsr,  tu  konsi\m;  tu  korod. 
Eat,  £t,  v.  i.  tu  fed;  tu  tak  fcbd. 


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Eatable,  Tta-bl,  a.  kaj^bl  ov  bt ip  etn. 
Eatabli:,  ^'t'a-bl,  II.  eni  tig  dut  ma  be  etn. 
Eatln,  Kt'll,  /'.  from  ft. 
Eatlu,  t't'er,  n.  wun  ha>EtD;a  korosiv. 
Eavu).  t'\  z,  «.  pi.  At  fjez  ov  de  niif  ov  a  bus. 
EAVtJ*  UBOPPtii,  i'vz'drop-cr,   «.   a    lisnur  under 

windoi. 
Ebb,  Eb,  n.  dc  rrfluks  ov  dt  tid;  wast. 
Ebb,  Eb,  r.  t.  tu  flu  bak  tuurdz  de  nt. 
Ebb-tide,  Eb'tid,  n.  de  reflukj  ov  de  se. 
Ebon,  Eb'on,  a.  mad  ov  eboni;  dqrk;  bluk. 
Ebo.vy,  Eb'on-i,  n.  a  hqrd,  bluk,  valyx^abl  wud. 
EBKiETr,  F-brj-e-ti,  or  b'-brj-e-li,  ii.   druflkniits; 

intbriEti.  [turuifl  a  hor.". 

Ebrillade,  ^'-bril-yad,  ii.  a  qek  ov  de  brjdl  fur 
Ebeiositv,  i'-bri-6s-i-ii,  «.  druflkuncs;  ebrjeti. 
Ebullie.ncy,  t"-bdl-yen-si,  n.  u  btflig  over. 
Ebullient,  t'-bul-ycnt,  u.  btflip  over. 
Ebullition,  Eb-ul-iJ-ou,  »i.  dt  akt  ov  berlig. 
Eblhnkan.  i'-bur-ne-ai),  a.  relalifl  tu  jvuri. 
EccE  UOMO,  Ek'sE  hii-mu,  [/..J  bebdjld  de  man: 

— u  iMiniifl  reprezentijj  Krjdt  az  givn  up  tu  de 

pepl. 
Eccentric,  Ek-s^n-trik,  (   a.  dfviatio  from 

EccENTEiCAL,  Ek-s^n- tri-kal, |       de  sent«r;  ireg- 

yulur:  niiiiinalus;  od. 
EcctNTHiciTY,  Ek-son-tris-i-ti,  n.  devia/on  from 

Q  senior;  deviajon  from  hwot  iz  yiisqal:  ircgyii- 

lariti.  [or  baj. 

EccK  .siGXUM,  Ek'se  sig-num,  [Z.j  behi^Id  de  sin 
EccHYMOSis,  Ek-i-m(b-8i!i,  n.  a  livid  spot  on  it 

skin.  iSkriptyqr. 

EccLtsiASTES,  Ek-le-xi-as-tez,  n.  a  buk  ov  iluli 
EcLLtsiAsTic,    Kk-le-zi-a.s-tik,    n.    a    klvrjiiuan 

kuuekli'd  wid  an  Fpi^k(D])asi;  a  pre^t. 
Ecclesiastic,  Kk-le-zi-as-tik,  /  a.  relatigtu 

Ecclesiastical,  Kk-le-zi-as-ti-kal,  i   de  qur(j:  nut 

sivil  or  M-kynlar. 
EccLESiASTiCAS,  Ek-le-zias-ti-kas,  n.  a  buk  ov 

de  Ajiokrifa.  [in  de  form  ov  steps. 

Echelon,  Ej'c-lop,  n.  [Fr.]  a  m>i>vmeDt  ov  an  qrmi 
Echinate,  Kk'i-nat,         (    .    ,   ...  ,^„,„j 
ECHINATED.  Ek'i-nflt-cd,r   ^^  ^'"^^•d;  pffnted. 
Echinus,  i'-kj-nus,  n.  [L.]    de  se-urqin;  a  krab- 

fij:  a  prikli  bed  ov  a  ]>lant.  [s-gnd. 

Echo,  hk'o,  m.   de  retdm  or  reverbera/on  ov  a 
Echo,  Ek'o,  r.  i.  tu  rez'snd:  tu  be  sanded  bak. 
Echo,  Kk'u,  v.  t.  tu  send  bak  a  vars. 
EcHOMETEK,  T-kom-e-tor,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  skal,  serv- 

ifl  tu  nifi^qr  de  dtirajon  ov  s'sndz. 
EcLAiRCisstMENT,  U-kl:ir-sia-raqn,  n.  [Fr.]    eks- 

pliiiiaji'n;  de  akt  ov  klerif)  up  an  8f4r.  (luster. 
Eclat,  il-khi,  u.  [Fr.]  aploz:  ren^jn:  splendor;  Jo; 
Eclectic.  Ek-lek-tik,  a.  selektig;  qtczi;); — n.  wun 

ov  de  sekt  ov  Eklektiks. 
Eclipse,  t"-kliji.'>,  «.   dr  dqrknig  ov  wun  hevnli 

bodi  b{  de  Jiulo  ov  aniider:  dqrknes;  obskqrajon: 

— r.  t.  tu  dqrkn:  tu  obski\r. 
Ecliptic,  i'-klip-tik,  n.   a  serkl  bwiq  mqrk;:  de 

sum  jiqt  in  de  hevnx;— a.  reltitiu  tu  de  tklipiik. 
Eclogue,  Ek'lug,  n.  a  pust£)ral  poem. 
Economic,  Ek-u-num-ik,  J  a.    pertnnig    tu 

Economical,  Ek-u-nom-i-kal,  i       ekdnc^mi:  frm- 

«pil;  trilti.  [t-mi. 

Economically,  Ek-o-nom-i-kal-i,  ad.  wid  ekou- 
EcoNOMics,  Ek-o-nom-ikj,  n.  pi.  h'sshtjld  nuin- 

ajmi'iit.  ("friDpil. 

Economist,  r-k6n-o-mist,  n.  wun  bat  iz  trifti  or 
Economize,  t-k6n-b-m{t,    v.  /.   tu   cmpl<^  wid 

ekoiiumi. 
Economy,  F-k6n-Q-mi,  n.  trifti  manajmcnt:  fni>- 

galiti:  araniment;  reKyqlaJon:  sistem.     I'olilikal 

ckonumi,  de  siens  bwiq  treta   or   de    welt  ov 

najoni. 
EcPHONESiS,  Ek-fQ-ne-si«,  n.  ad  cksklama/on. 
Ecstacv,  Lk'sLa-si,  n.  eksibiv  j(T:  raptyi^r;a  trans. 


Ecstatic,  Ek-alat-ik,  »  •?._:. 

Ecstatical.  Ek-.tar^i-kal,  1  *'  r*''!'.  rap'^l""- 
Ecumenical,  Kk-q-mda-i-kal,  a.  jcner&l;  yiini- 
EuACious,  ti'-dii-Jus,  a.  eiij):  vorajuj.        [v^ra&I. 
EuAClTY,  t!-da«-i-ti,  «.  vuru.'*iti. 
Edda,  Ed'u,  n.  a  kolekjon  ov  [loctri,  kontanig  dc 

.Skundinuviau  mitoluji. 
EuDER,  Kd'er,*  II.  wud  tu  b|nd  «Laz  in  a  feni. 
Kdi>18U,  Ed'iJ,  n.  Q  sekond  krop  ov  gra«. 
Eddy,  Ed'i,  «.  a  serkqlar  mujon  ov  wuter. 
KuUY,  Ed'i,  r.  t.  tu  mj>v  or  bwrrl,  az  in  an  edi. 
Edematose,  t'-dem-a-t<j>i,  a.  swelij). 
Kden,  i'den,  II.  a  gqrden;  paradj^. 
Edentalous,  i'-den-ia-lus,  a.  widiit  tet;  txbtles. 
Edentation,  t^'-den-la-Jon,  n.  a  pulij)  ut  ov  let. 
Edge,  Ej,  n.  de  kutifl  jiqrt  ov  a  blad;  de  border; 

de  bri^k;  keunes;  rim;  brigk. 
Edge,  Ej,  v.  t.  tu  Jqrpn:  tu  giv  an  ej. 
Edge,  Ej,  v.  i.  tu  mOjv  furwurd  s^dwaz. 
Edged,  Ejd,  ur  Ej'ed,  p.  a.  Jqrj':  not  blunt. 
EuGtLt&s,  Ej'les,  a.  blunt;  obi q<:  not  Jqrp. 
Edgetool,  Ej'tiijl,  «.  a  itiA  wid  u  Jqrp  ej. 
Edgewise,  Ej'wjz,  aJ.  wid  de  ej  forward. 
Edging,  Ej'ii),  «.  a  border;  a  frinj;a  narti  las. 
Edible,  Ed'i-bl,  a.  fit  tu  be  eln;  elabl. 
Edict,  ^''dikt,  n.  a  proklamajou;  a  komdnd;  a  le. 
Edification,  Ed-i-fi-ku-Jon,   n.   indtrukjun;  im- 

pra>vment.  [iikajon. 

Edificatory,  Ed'i-fi-ka-to-ri,  a.  tendig  tu  edi- 
Edifice,  Ed'i-fis,  n.  a  bildig;  a  slruktyqr. 
Edificial,  Ed-i-fiJ-al,  a.  rclatij)  tu  edifi^i. 
Edifiee,  Ed'i-fj-cr,  n.  wun  hat  edifiz. 
Edify,  Ed'i-fj,  e.  t.  tu  instriikt;  tu  impnfiv. 
Edifying,  Ed'i-fj-ip,  y^/>.  a.  in.-^triiktifl;  tendi^)  ta 

edift. 
Edile,  P'dil,  n.  a  Roman  majistrat  ha>  bad  qqij 

ov  bildigz,  ks. 
Edit,  Ed'it,  r.  t.  tu  superintend  de  publikajon 

ov  a  buk;  tu  publij. 
Edition,  t'-dij-on,  n.  de  publikajon  ov  a  buk;  dc 

bul  imfirejon  ov  a  buk:  republikajon. 
Editor,  Ed'i-tor,  n.  wun  bin  sqperiutendz  a  pub- 
likajon. 
Editorial.  Ed-i-t»j-ri-al,  a.  belogif)  tu  an  editor. 
Editorship,  Ed'i-tor-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  and  dqti  or 

an  editor. 
Educate.  Ed'yq-kat,  r.  /.  tu  brin  up;  tu  instrdkt. 
Education,  Ed-yq-lsa-Jon,  «.   <le  akt  ov  brigig 

up:  instrukjun:  formujon  ov  mancrz. 
Educational,  Ed-yq-ka-Jon-al,  a.  pertanig  ta 

edyiikajon.  iydit. 

Educator,  Ed'jrq-ka-tor,   n.   wun   ha>   instrdkta 
Educe,  t'-diis,  t .  /.  tu  brig  ■jsl;  tu  ek^trakt. 
Eduction,  b-diik-Jon,  ti.   de   akt  or  edqsig  er 

briflij)  Tit.  [purin. 

Edulcorate,  F-dul-ko-rat,  r.  t.   tu  swetn;  tu 
Edulcoration,  i'-dul-ko-ra-Jon,  n.    de   akt   ot 

swetnij). 
Eek,  i'V,  r.  t.  tu  suplj.     Se  ilXt.) 
Eel,  i'l,  n.  Q  scT[>cntju,  sljmi  fij. 
E'en,  i'n,  ad.  kontraktod  f n  m  {erm.')    Se  {Even.) 
Effable,  El'a-bl,*  a.  ek.ipresibl;  literabl. 
Efface,  Ef-as,  r.  t.  tu  blot  ut;  tu  eras;  tu  de- 

j^trit.  [era;qr. 

Effacement,  Ef-as-mont,  n.   At  akt  ov  efasig; 
Effect,  Ef-ekt,  n.  dat  bwiq  iz  prodq.st  bj  a  kes; 

kon:'ekwens:  event:  purpus;  kouplcjon;  reAlili, — 

pi.  gudz:  mtDvablz. 
Effect,  Ef-ekt,  r.  t.  tu  brig  tu  pa.«;  tu  prod^s. 
Effectiblk,  Ef-ekt-i-bl,  a.  pniktikabl;  friibl. 
Effection,  Ef-ck-Jon,  n.  a  kousirukjon;  a  prob- 
lem, (ful. 
Effective,  Ef-c'k-tiv,  a.  efikajus;  efijent;  yq»- 
Effectivelt,    Ef-ek-liv-li,    ad.     pucrfuli;    wid 

efekt. 
Etfectoa,  Ef-^-tor,  ■.  he  or  d*t  bwi^  ef^ti 


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Effectual,  Ei-ekt-yxi-al,  a.  prodtisii)  efekt;  ef- 

ikajus.  [al  maner. 

Effectually,  Ef-ekt-yxi-al-i,  ad.  in  an  efektyix- 
Effectualxess,  Ef-ekt-y^-al-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 

ov  btiij  cfektyi^al. 
Effectuate,  Ef-ekt-yn,-at,  v.  t.  tu  brii)  tu  pas: 

tu  efekt.  [delikasi. 

Effeminacy,  Ef-em-i-na-si,  n.  softnes:  unmanli 
Effeminate,    Ef-em-i-nat,    a.    wumanij;    soft: 

tL-nder:  voliiptyv^us.  [ij. 

Effeminate,  Et'-em-i-r.at,  c  t.  tia  mak  wuman- 
Effeminately,  Ef-em-i-nat-li,  ad.  in  an  efemi- 

nat  maner. 
Effemixatf.xess,  Ef-em-i-nat-nes,  n.  efeminasi. 
Effendi.  f]f-en-di,  ».  in  Turl-if.  a  ma&isT. 
Effervesce,  Ef-er-ves,  v.  i.   ivx  send  Tit  gas  or 

elastik  vapor;  tu  bubl:  tia  wurk. 
Effeevescexce,  Ef-er-vrs-ens,  n.  de  eskap  ov  gas 

er  vapor  from  a  f h],id,  az  in  ebulijon. 
Effervescent,  Ef-er-ves-ent,  a.  jentli  berlii)  er 

bublii). 
Effete,  Ef-t't,  a.  baren:  worn  Tst  wid  aj. 
Efficacious,  Ef-i-ka-Jus,  a.  aktyi^ali   prodti^siij 

efekts;  efektyi|al:  efijent.  [di\,s  efekts. 

Efficaciously,  Ef-i-ka-Jus-li,  ad.  so  az  tia  pro- 
Efficaciousness,  Ef-i-ka-Jus-nes,  n.  efikasi. 
Efficacy,  Ef'i-ka-si,  ».  piser  tu  prodi^s  efekts: 

enerji. 
Efficience,  Ef-iJ-ens,    )  n.  de  akt  er  p"ser  ov 
Efficiency,  Ef-iJ-en-si, )       prodq,sig  efekts;  ef- 
ikasi; ajensi. 
Efficient,  Ef-iJ-ent,  n.  an  ajent;  a  kez. 
Efficient,  Ef-iJ-ent,  a.  kezii)  efekts. 
Efficiently,  Ef-iJ-ent-li,  ad.  efektivli. 
Effigy,  Ef'i-ji,  n.  an  imaj;  a  Ijknes;  a  reprezen- 

tajun.  [up. 

Efflate,  Ef-Iat,  v.  t.  tm  fil  wid  Az  bret;  tu  puf 
Effloresce,  Ef-lo-res,  v.  i.    tu  farm  a  dust  er 

pTsder  on  de  surfas  bj  ekspci3H,r  tu  q,r. 
Efflorescence,  Ef-lo-res-ens,     )   n.  ds  akt  ov 
Efflorescexcy,  Ef-lo-res-en-si,  \       efloresip: — 

produkjon  ov  fl'serz; — an  erupjon  er  rednes  on 

de  skin.  [resens. 

Efflorescent,  Ef-lo-res-ent,  a.  indikatig  eflo- 
Effluence,  Ef'lri-ens,  n.  a  floir)  -st;  ijr^. 
Effluent,  Ef'li|-ent,  a.  floir)  ■st;  ijiiifl  "st  ov. 
Effluvium,  Ef-li^-vi-um,  n.  [L.]  yl.  Ef-h|-vi-a; 

a  floii)  ■st;  vapor;  smol  pqrtiklz  hwig  qr  kontin- 

y^ali  fljii)  of  from  bodiz. 
Efflux,  Ef'luks,  n.  de  akt  ov  floii)  -st;  efiijon. 
Effluxion,  E£-liik-Jon,  ji.  de  akt  ov  floiij  ■st. 
Effort,  Ef'ort,  n.  a  strugl;  stran;  endevor;  trjal. 
Effossion.  Ef-6J-on,*  n.  ds  akt  ov  digii)  up. 
Effrontery,  Ef-runt-er-i,  n.  boldnes;  impi^dens; 

edasiti. 
Effulge,  Ef-iilj,  V.  i.  tu  send  fort  luster. 
Effulgence,  Ef-ul-jens,  n.  luster;  brjtnes;  splen- 
dor. 
Effulgent,  Ef-ul-jent,  a.  Jinii);   brjt:   li^minus. 
Effuse,  Ef-qz,  v.  t.  tu  por'^st;  tu  spil;  tu  Jed. 
Effusion,  Ef-ii-jon,  n.  a  porir)  ■st;  wast. 
Effusive,  Ef-i\,-siv,   a.    porii)  ■st;  dispersii);  di- 
Eft,  Eft,  n.  a  nut;  a  sort  ov  lizard.  [fitsiv. 

Egest,  ^%jest,'*  V.  t.  tu  tro  ■st:  tu  verd. 
Egestion,  E-jest-yon,  n.  Az  akt  ov  troir)  ■st. 
Egg,  Eg,  n.  dat  hwiq  kontanz   de   embrio  ov  a 

f'sl  or  uder  animal. 
Eglantine,  Eg'lan-tjn,  n.  a  spejez  ov  roz;  swet- 

brier.  [d-st. 

Egoism,    8'go-iz-ni,  6r  Eg'o-iz-m,  n,  skepti.-izm: 
Egoist,  8'go-ist,  er  Eg'o-ist,  n.  wun  ov  a  klas  ov 

filosoferz   b(t)  profest  tu  d^st  everi  tig   eksept 

d^r  on  egzistens. 
Egotism,  E'go-tiz  m,  n.  self-komcndajon;  de  frr- 

kwent  yqs  ov  de  wurd  (^.)  [self. 

Egotist,  8'go-tist,  n.  ■wun  hm  teks  muq  ov  him- 


Egotistic,  S-go-tist-ik,  )  a.  adikted  tia  ego- 

Egotistical,  8-go-tist-i-kal,  i       tizm;   self-kon- 

sfted:  van. 
Egotize,  E'gQ-tjz,  V.  i.  tu  tek  mug  ov  wunz  self. 
Egregious,  E-gre-jus,  a.  eminent;  remqrkabl,  yq,- 

^qali  in  a  bad  sens. 
Egregiously,   £-gre-jus-li,    ad.    eminentli;    re- 

mqrkabli.  [eminent. 

Egregiousness,  E-gre-jus-nes,    n.   stat  ov   beig 
Egress.  E'gres,  n.  Az  akt  ov  goig  ■st;  depqrtytj,r. 
Egression,  E-greJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  goig  ■st. 
Egret,  E'gret,  n.  de   leser  hwjt  heron;  de  h^ri 

kr^sn  ov  sedz  on  tislz. 
Egriot,  E'gri-ot,  n.  a  sprjez  ov  s^sr  qeri. 
Egyptian,  E-jip-Jan,  a.    relatig  tta  Ejipt; — n.  a 

nativ  ov  Ejipt:  gIso  a  jipsi. 
Eh,  3,  iitte)'.  no  d^st:  inkwiri,  er  sljt  surpriz. 
EiDER-DCWN,  i'der-d^sn,  n.  Az  d^sn  ov  de  jder- 

duk. 
Eider-duck,  i'der-duk,  n.  a  spejez  ov  duk  f^snd 

in  de  Grkuiz,  Hebridez,  and  Zetland  ilandz. 
Eight,  Ct,  a.  twjs  for:  sevn  and  wun. 
Eighteen,  {;I'ttn,  a.  twjs  njn. 
Eighteenth,  £I'teut,    a.   nekst  in  erder  tu  de 

sevntent. 
Eight-fold,  at'fold,  a.  at  tjmz  de  k'wontiti. 
Eighth,  £Itt,  a.  nekst  in  erder  tu  de  sevnt. 
Eighth,  £ltt,  n.  de  oktav  or  att  not. 
Eighthly,  £Itt'li,  ad.  in  de  att  plas. 
Eightieth,  U'ti-et,  a.  de  ordinal  ov  ati. 
Eighty,  £l'ti,  a.  and  /;.  at  timz  ten. 
Either,  E'der,  pron.  wun  er  de  uder. 
Either,  E'der,  Zifwy.  er;  az,  tder  dis  er  dat. 
Ejaculate,  E-jak-yq-lat,  v.  t.    tu  tro;  tu  J<Dt; 

tu  dqrt  ■st;  tu  eksklam.  [priter. 

Ejaculation,  E-jak-yq^-la-Jon,  n.  a.  dqrtii);  a  Jert 
Ejaculatory,  E-jak-yi|-la-tQ-ri,    a.    dqrted    ■st; 

sudon:  hasti.  [ekspel. 

Eject,  E-jekt,  v.  t.  tu  tro  -st;  tu  kast  fort:  tu 
Ejection,  E-jek-Jon,  n.  a  kastig  ■st:  ekspuljon. 
Ejectment,    E-jekt-ment,     n.    ekspuljon;    a   rit 

komdndig  an  inhabitant  er  tenant  tu  depqrt. 
Ejulation,  Ej-n-la-Jon,  n.  ■stkrj;  walig;  lamcn- 

tajon. 
Eke,  Ek,  v.  t.  tu  suplj;  tu  protrakt;  tu  spin  'st. 
Eke,  Ek,  ad.  elso;  Ijkwjz;  besjd. 
Elaborate,  E-lab-o-rat.  v.  t.  tu  prodv^s  wid  la- 
bor: tu  imprdiv  b}  suksesiv  operajonz. 
Elaborate,  E-lab-o-rat,  a.  finijt  wid  grat  labor. 
Elaborately,  E-lab-o-rat-li,  ad.  wid  grat  labor 

er  studi.  [elaborat. 

Elaborateness,  S-lab-o-rat-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beig 
Elaboration,  S-lab-o-ra-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  elab- 

oratig. 
Elain,  E-lan,  n.  erl  er  fat  in  a  likwid  stat. 
Elapse,  E-laps,  v.  i.  tu  pas  awa;  tu  gljd  awa. 
Elastic,  E-las-tik,  )  a.  sprigig  bak:  return- 

Elastical,  E-las-ti-kal,  i      ig  tu  de  ferm  from 

hwiq  it  iz  bent,  prest,  er  ekstended. 
Elasticity,  E-las-tis-i-ti,  n.  de  properti  ov  sprig- 
ig bak  tu  its  orijinal  form. 
Elate,  B-lat,  a.   flujt  wid  sukses;   lofti;  elated. 
Elate,  8-lat,  v.  t.  tu  elevat;  tu  puf  up;  tu  eg- 

zelt.  [ses. 

Elation,  S-la-Jon,  n.  trjumf  prosedig  from  suk- 
Elbo^w,  El'bo,  n.  Az  kurvatqr  ov  de  qrm;  an  aggl. 
Elbo'w,  El'bo,  r.  t.  tu  puj  wid  de  elbo. 
Elbo^w,  El'bo,  V.  i.  tu  jut  ■st  in  agglz;  tu  klaj. 
Elbo^vs'-CHAir,  El'bo-q^r,  n.  a  cfij:  wid  qrmz. 
Elbo^w-room,  El'bo-rrtim,  n.  rttim  tu  ekstend  de 
Eld,  Eld,*  n.  old  aj:  old  pepl:  old  tjmz.      [elboz. 
Elder,  El'dcr,  a.  surpdsig  aniider  in  yerz;  older. 
Elder,  El'der,  n.  a  rmler:  a  senyor;  a  freer  Jrub, 
Elderly,  El'der-li,  a.  borderig  upon  old  aj. 
Eldership,  El'der-Jip,  n.  senyoriti;  de  ofis  ov  an 

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Eldk«t,  Ki'iieit,  .1.  olJe^ti;  must  ajod. 
Klding,  Kl'dip,  M.  wud  fir  burnio;  fqol. 
liiLKOAMrASK,  Kl-c-kuin-fuin,  u.  a  pluut;  a  Jwct- 

inet. 
Elect,  P-l^kt,  v.  (.  tu  qai  for  ofis;  tu  sel^kt. 
Elect,  t'-Mkt,  a.  quzn;  tnkn  bj  prefercns. 
Election,  t-Mdk-Jon,  «.  Ae  ukt  or  pner  ov  qatzig; 

q(Ts;  de  Hc'rcmuni  ov  publik  q*s. 
Electioxekr,  t'-lek-Jdii-iT,  c.  ».  tu  yi^z  qrts  for 

rU'kti|),  iir  i'tr  brig  rlokti'J  lu  ud  ofis. 
Electioneuiino,  fc'-lek-Jiju-Er-i{),    ;i.    qrti  yqzd 

in  an  clckjon. 
Elective,  tM6k-tiv,  a.  bcstiid  bj  elekjon. 
Electively,  t'-l6k-tiv-li,  ad.  bj  qas. 
Electou,  i'-lek-tor,  n.  wun  hot)  baz  a   vut  at  an 

f  lekjon;  dt  tjtl  ov  serton  prinsez  in  Jermani. 
Electoral,  ^'-lek-t<D-ruI,  a.  relatig  tu  an  elek- 

tor.  or  tK'kJon. 
Electorate,  fc'-16k-to-rat,  «.  de  t^ritori  er  otis 

ov  an  elektor. 
Electric,  i'-lek-trik,  )  a.  relatig  tu,  or  kon- 

Electrical,  iJ-lek-tri-kal,  i        tanig    elektrisiti  ; 

atraktiv. 
Electrician,  i>-lck-trij-nn,  n.  wun  bo)  iz  verst 

in  (ti-  sjons  ov  elektrisiti. 
Electricity,  i'-k-k-tris-i-ti,    »i.    de   sjens    hwic 

i'k-"iiluiu   de  loz  ov  de  ei^ktrik  fluid;  a  subtil 

fluid  jiiiadi'ist  bj  frik/on.  i^nt  obzi-rvd  iu  amber. 
Electrifiaule,  c-lek-tri-fi-a-bl,  a.  dat  ina   be 

cloktrifjd. 
Electriky,  S-lek-tri-f{,  r.  t.  tu  qqrj   wid  elek- 
trisiti; tu  giv  an  elektrik  Jok;  tu  ek*jt  ^judcnli. 
Electrize,  ^'-Idk-triz,  r.  /.  tu  elektrifj. 
Electrometer,  t'-lek-troni-e-ter,  /».  an  elektri- 

kal  iiistroBinont.  [tcr. 

Electroscope,  C-lek-tro-skop,  n.  an  elektr6niE- 
Electrl'm,  i^-lek-trum,  n.  [L.]   amber;  a   mikst 

metal.  [medi^in. 

Electuary,  8-I6kt-yq,-a-ri,  n.  a  soft,  kompKnd 
Eleemosy.n'ary,  El-r-moz-i-na-ri,  a,   relatig   tu 

qnu:  drijondii)  upon  (jariti. 
Eleemosynary,    El-e-moz-i-na-ri,    n.    wun    hm 

»ubsi^t.->  u()6n  qmz. 
Elegance,  El'c-gans.  n.  de  bq,tiov  proprjeti;  re- 

fjnmont;  polij;  simetri;  gras;  {'•aljtnes. 
Elegant,  El'e-gant,  a.  bavig  elegans;  plezig:  re- 

fjnd.  [full. 

Eleoaxtly,  El'c-gant-li,  aJ.  wid  elegans:  gras- 
Eleuiac,  El-c-jj-ak,  a.  pertanig  tu  eleji;  morn- 

ful. 
Elegiac,  El-e-jj-ak,  n.  an  elejjak  v^n. 
Elegiacal.  El-e-J{-ak-al,  a.  belogig  tu  an  ^leji. 
Elegiast,  El-c-jj-a?t,  n.  a  rjtcr  ov  elejiz. 
Elegit,  t'-li-jit,  n.  [L.]  a  rit  oy  eksekijon. 
Elegy.  El'e-ji,  n.  a  miDmful  sog  er  jxaem;  a  derj. 
Element,  El'e-ment,  n.  a  f?rst,  er  konstityqcnt 

prin-sipl;  an    ingredient;  Q   proper   8tat  or   sfcr; 

— ;)/.  de  riJodimcnUi  ov  nolej. 
Elemental,  El-em^nt-al,   a.  pertanig   tu  ele- 
ment.'; mxl. 
Elementary,  El-c-men-ta-ri,  a.    prjmari;  simpl; 

unkMmp'Hndi'd;  pertanig  tu  elements. 
Elench.  i'-l(Sgk,  n.  an  (^rgqment;  n  sofizm. 
Elepha.vt,  El'e-fant,  n.  de  Iqrjcst  ov   kw6dnt>- 

l»e<lr.  Lfei  ov  l^prosi. 

Klephantiasis,  El-e-fan-tj-a-sis,  n.  [L.]  a  spe- 
Elepiiantixe,    El-e-fan-tin,  a.   pertanig   tu   de 

olrt'aiit.  [ov  Screz. 

Eleusinean,  El-ti-?in-e-an,  a.  relatig  tu  de  rjta 
Elevate,  El'e-vat,  c  t.  tu  raz  up;  tu  egz<jlt;  tu 

dignif}. 
Elevation,  El-e-va-Jon,  n.  a  raxig  ap;  egielta- 

/on:  digniti;  hjt;  altitqd. 
Elevator,  El'e-va-tor,  n.  a  razer  or  lifter  up. 
Eleve.  U-lav,  n.  [Fr.]  wun  prot^ktod  bj  andder; 

a  piipil. 


Eleven,  8-ldv-n,  a.  ten  and  wun. 

Eleventh,  t-ldv-ot,  a.  de  nekat  in  order  tu  At 

lent. 
Elk,  Elf,  n.,  pi.  Elvz;  a    wonderig  spirit;  Q  fvJ. 
Elun,  Ell'in,  a.  relatig  tu  elvz  or  f^riz;  elfij. 
Kl>'I8U,  Elf'ij,  a.  relutig  tu  elvz  or  demonz. 
Elklock,  Ell'lok,  ri.  Q  U'Hov  h%r  twinteU  bj  elvz. 
Elicit,  K-lis-it,  r.  t.  tu  dro  ist;  tu  strjk  xt. 
Elicitation,  i:'-lis-i-ta-J«n,  n.  dt  akt  uv  eliailig. 
Eligibility,  El-i-ji-bil-i-ii,  n.  fitnta  tu  be  qozn. 
Eligible,  Kl'i-ji-bl,  a.  fit  tu  be  quzn;  wurdi  ov 

(jtM;  preferabl.  [cozn. 

Eligibleness,  El'i-ji-bl-nes,  n.  wurdine«  tu  be 
Eliminate,  i'-lim-i-nat,  r.  t.  tu  put  ut  ov  dorx; 

tu  ekspel;  tu  iiis<5(^rj;  tu  opn. 
Elimination,  t-lim-i-na-Jon,  n.  an  ckspuljon;  a 

rcjekjon.  [bodiz. 

ELigUATiON,  El-i-kwa-Jon,  n.  a  separajon  ov  mikut 
Elision,  tMis-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  kuti^j  of  a  vsel 

or  silabl  in  a  wurd. 
Elite,  ll-let,  «.  [/>.]  de  filter  ov  an  qrmi:  de 

qozn,  or  best  l>qrt. 
Elixir,   i'-liks-cr,   n.   a   likwid   medis'in;   rcfjnd 

spirit;  a  kordyal. 
Elk,  Elk,  n.  a  Iqrj  kwodnsped;  de  mow  dcr. 
Ell,  El,  n.  de  IggliJ  el  iz  a  yqrd  and  a  kwortcr. 
Ellipse,  El-ips,  «.  an  Dval  figyt^r;  an  elipsia. 
Ellipsis,  El-ip-sis,  n.  [I..]  fl.  El-ip-sez;  an  oval 

figyqr;  an  omi/on;  a  defekt. 
Ellipsoid,  El-ip-s«rd,  n.  a  solid  eliptikal  bodi. 
Elliptic.  El-ip-tik,  i  a.  havig  de  form  ov 

Elliptical,  El-ip-ti-kal,  i      an  clips  or  clipsis; 

ovah^dtfoktiv. 
Elliptically,  El-ip-ti-kal-I,  ad.  wid  an  clipsis. 
Ellipticity,  El-ip-tis-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

eliptikal. 
Elm.  Elm,  n.  de  nam  ov  a  forest  tre. 
Elocution,  El-o-kti-Jon,  n.  pronunsiajon;  uter- 

ans;  deliveri.  [elukqjon. 

Elocution.uiy,  El-o-kq-Jon-a-ri,  a.   relatig    tu 
Elocutionist,  El-o-kq-Jon-ist,  n.   a    teqor   ov 

elukqjon.  Im.) 

Elogy,  El'u-ji,*  n.  panejirik;  yqloji.     Sc  (£W(/- 
Eloin,  t'-ltrn,  v.  t.  tu  renufiv;  tu  banij. 
Elongate,  t'-log-gat,  c.  t.  tu  legten;  tu  drsTst; 

tu  pratrakt.  [distans. 

Elongation,  8-log-gd-Jon,  ».  de  akt  ov  legtenig; 
Elope,  E-ltfip,  r.  t.  tu  run  awd;  tu   eskap  pr{- 

vaili. 
Elopement,  8-16p-ment,  n.  a  prjvat  er  kland^- 

tin  depqrtyt^^r. 
Eloquence,  hl'o-kwcn<,  n.  de  qrtov  spekig  wel; 

flqent  and  elegant  spcy;  6rat<ari;  perswajon. 
Eloquent,  El'o-kwcnt,  a.  bavig   elekwens:  ora- 

torikal.  [maner. 

Eloquently,  El'o-kwcnt-li,  ad.  in  an  dlokwent 
Else,  Els,  j-ron.  uder;  wun  brijdz. 
Else,  Els.  ad.  uderwjz;  besjdz. 
Elsewhere,  Els'hw^r,  ad.  in  anddcr  plas. 
Elucidate,  t'-li^-^'-dat,  r.  t.   tu   mak  klcr;  tu 

eks|jlHn:  tu  iidistrat. 
Elucidation.  8-lii-si-da-/on,  n.  an  cksplana/on; 

an  ekspuzijon.  [datwri. 

Elucidative,  fc'-lq-si-da-tiv,  a.  troig  Ijt;  tli;si- 
Elucidator,  F-lq-si-da-tor,  n.   an  ek-<pluncr;  a 

komentator.  [sidat. 

Elucidatory,  8-lq-si-da-t^-ri,  a.  tendig  tu  elq- 
Elude,  8-lqd,  r.  t.    tu   eskap   bj  stratAJom;  tu 

evad. 
Eludible.  8-li\d-i-bl,  t.  dat  ma  be  eliidod. 
Elision,  ^-Iq-j'.n,  n.  eskiip  bj  qrtifia:  evajon. 
Elusive,  i'-lqv'iv,  a.  praktijig  elqjun:  des»'Ptiv. 
Elusokiness.  8-lq-so-ri-nes,  ii.  de  uLat  ov  beig 

f  Iqsjri. 
Elusory,  F-l^-so-ri,  a.  tcndig  tu  eli^d;  cli^iir. 
Elute,  8-lqt,*  r.  t.  tu  woj  of;  tu  elqtriaL 


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Elutriate,  8-lq,-tri-at,  v.  t.  tu  woj;  tu  dekant 

or  stran  tst.  [triatig. 

Elutriation,  E-ln,-tri-a-Jon,  ra.    dg  akt  ov  elii- 
Elvks.  EWz,  n.  de  pln,r;il  ov  elf. 
Elvisu,  El'viJ,  a.  relatii)  tu  elvz. 
Elysian,  S-lij-i-an,  a.  relatii)  tu.  Elijium;  dgljt- 

ful:  hapi. 
Elysium,  S-lij-i-um,  n.  [L.]  dt  plas  asjnd  bj  de 

he  tenz  tu  hapi  solz. 
Elytron,  ^Mj-tron,  n.  \  Gr.]  pi.  S-lj-tra;  de  Jet 

ov  an  insekt;  de  kuveriij  ov  de  wir)z. 
Emaciate,  C-ma-Ji-at,  v.  t.  tu  wast. 
Emaciate,  S-ma-Ji-at,  v.  i.  tu  gro  len. 
Emaciation,  8'-ma-Ji-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  makii) 

or  groiij  len. 
Emanaxt,  Em'a-nant,  a.  ijixig  or  floir)  from. 
Emanate,  Em'a-nat,  i\  i.  tu  iji],  er  flo  from:  tu 

arjz.  [efluks. 

Emanation,  Em-a-na-Jon,  n.  ds  akt  ov  iJniij: 
Emanative,  Em'a-na-tiv,  a.  ijiyg  from  anudtr. 
Emancipate,  8-man-si-pat,  v.  t.  tu  set  fre  from 

serviti^^d.  [setiij  fre. 

Emancipation,  S-man-si-pa-Jon,  ;i.  de  akt  ov 
Emancipator,  8-man-si-pa-tor,  n.  wunhoieman- 

sipats. 
Emarginate,  8-m4r-jin-at,  a.  noqt  at  de  end. 
Emasculate,  K-mas-kv^-lat,  v.  t.  tu  kastrat;  tu 

deprjv  ov  marij  pijerz. 
Emasculation,   B-mas-kix-la-Jon,    n.    kastrajon: 

unmanli  weknes. 
Embale,  Em-bal,  v.  t.  tu  mak  intu  a  bal. 
Embalm,  Em-bqm,  v.  t.   tu  fil   wid   aromatiks, 

az  u  budi  fc3r  prezervajon. 
Embalmer,  Em-bqm-er,  n.  wun  hco  ombqmz. 
Embank,  Em-bar)k,  i'.  t.  tu  tro  er  hep  up. 
Embankment,  Em-bagk-ment,  n.  a  m'snd  ov  ert; 

a  bagk. 
Embargo,  Em-bqr-go,  )i.  a  prcahibijon  upon  ves- 

elz  tu  prevent  dtir  saliij. 
Embargo,  Em-bqr-go,    u.   t.    tu   prohibit  from 

salig.  [engaj. 

Embark,  Em-bqrk,  v.  t.  tu  put  on  Jipbard;  tu 
Embark,  Em-bqrk,  v.  i.   tu  go  on  Jipbord;  tu 

engaj.  [bqrkii). 

Embarkation,  Em-bqr-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  em- 
Embarrass,  Em-bar-as,  v.  t.  tu  perpleks;  tu  en- 

taijgl.  [difikult. 

Embarrassing,  Em-bar-as-ig,  pp.  a.  perpleksig; 
Embarrassment,  Em-bar-as-ment,  n.  perpleksiti; 

trubl. 
Embase,  Em-bas,''^'  v.  t.  tu  vijiat;  tm  debas. 
Embassador,  Em-bas-a-dor,  Se  {Ambassador.) 
Embassy,  Em'bas-i,  n.  a  publik  mesaj  er  fuijkjon. 
Embattle,  Em-bat-1,  v.  t.  tu  rauj  in  order  ov  batl. 
Embattled,  Em-bat-ld,  a.   indented  Ijk  a  bail- 
ment, [lok. 
Embay,  Em-ba,  v.  t.  tu  inkloz  in  a  ba;  tu  land- 
Embed,  Em-bed,  v.  t.  tu  plas  in  bed;  tu  imbed. 
Embedded,  Em-bed-ed,  a.  plast  in:  imbeded. 
Embellish,  Em-bel-iJ,  v.  t.  tu  adorn;  tu  butifj. 
Embellishment,   Em-bel-iJ-ment,    n.    an  erna- 

ment;  dekorajon. 
Embers,  Em'berz,  n.  pi.  hot  sinderz  er  ajez. 
Ember-week,  Em'ber-wek,  n.  a  wek  in  hwiq  an 

ember  da,  er  da  ov  humiliajon,  felz. 
Embezzle,  Em-bez-1,  v.  t.  tu  stel  bj  breq  ov  trust. 
Embezzlement,  Em-bez-1-ment,   «.    de   akt  ov 

embezlii). 
Embezzler,  Em-bez-ler,  n.  wun  hoo  cmbezlz. 
Emblazon,  Em-bla-zn,  v.  t.  tu  adern  wid  ensjnz 

qrmorial;  tu  dek  glq,rir)li. 
Emblazoner,  ]5m-bla-zn-er,  n.  wun  hO)  emblaznz. 
Emblazonry,  Em-bla-zn-ri,  n.  de  akt  ov  embla- 

znig;  devjsez  er  piktyi^rz  upon  Jeldz. 
Emblem,  Em'blem,  n.  a  piktyq,r;  a  panted  enig- 
ma; tjp. 


Emblematic.  Em-blem-at-ik,  )   a.   pertanig 

Emblematical,  Em-blem-at-i-kal,  )    tu,  erkom- 
I      prjzii)  an  emblem:  ah^siv. 
Emblematically,  Em-blem-at-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  de 
I      man:r  ov  emblemz.  [emblemz. 

'  Emblematist,  Em-blem-a-tist,*  n,  a  maker  ov 
I  Emblements,  Em'ble-ments,  n.  pi.  de  profits 
I      from  laud  son.  [emblcmz. 

j  Emblemize,  Em'blem-jz,  v.  t.  tu  reprezent  bj 
Embody,  Em-bod-i,  v.  t.  tu  ferm  intu  a  bodi;  tu 

imbodi.  [enkuraj. 

'  Embolden,  Em-bold-en,  v.  t.  tta  mak  bold:  tu 
(Embolism,  Em'bo-liz-m,  w. de  inserjon  ov  daz  er 
I      yerz  tu  prod^s  regyi^lariti;  de  tim  inserted. 
j  Embon  point,  Bn-buh  pwen,  n.  [Fr.]  de  stat  ov 

belt:  gud  pljt  ov  bodi;  plumpnes. 
Embosom,  Em-biiz-om,  v.  t.  tu  hold  in  de  buz- 

om:  tu  iukloz:  tu  sur'jnd. 
Emboss,  Em-bos,  r.  i.  tu  form  wid  proti'j,beransez; 

tu  engrav  wid  relet,  or  rjzig  wurk.  [relef. 

Embossment,  Em-bos-ment,  n.  a  prominens;  jut; 
jEmbottle,  Em-bot-l,  y.  t.  tu  inkh'j^d  in  botlz. 
Embouchure,  ilii'btt>-Jq,r,  n.  [Fr.}  de  apertq,r  ov 

a  flqt,  its.;  de  mift  ov  a  river. 
Embowel,  Em-b-s-el,  v.  t.  tu  tak  ■st  de  entralz; 

tu  sigk  in  andder  substaus. 
Emboweler.  Em-b's-el-er,  n.  wun  hco  embijelz. 
Embower,  Em-b's-er,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  loj  er  rest 

ill  a  b'ser. 
Embrace,  Em-bras,  v.  t.   tu  hold  fondli  in  de 

qrmz;   tu  inkloz;  tu  komprjz;   tu  kontan;  tu 

inkli|,d. 
Embrace.  Em-bras,  v.  i,  tu  jern  in  embras. 
Embrace,  Em-bras,  n.    klasp;  fond  prejqr  in  de 

qrmz.  [embras. 

Embracement,  Em-bras-ment,"  n.  klasp:  hug; 
Embracery,  Em-bras-er-i,  h.  an  atemt  tia  koriipt 

a  jq,ri.  [qrmz. 

Embracing,  Em-bras-ig,  n.  fond  preji^r  in  de 
Embrasure,  Em-bra-gi^r,  er  Em-bra-gi^r,  n.  an 

apertiy  in  fertifikajonz  for  kanon;  a  batlmen'. 
Embrocate,  Em'bro-kat,  j;.  t.  tu  mersn  and  rub 

a  dizezd  pqrt.  [brokatig. 

Embrocation,  Em-bro-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  em- 
Embroider,  Em-brffd-er,  v.  t.  tu  adern  wid  fig- 

yqrd  wurk.  [erz. 

Embroiderer,  Em-brM-i^r-er,  n.  wunhcDembrerd- 
Embroideey,  Em-brffd-er-i,  n.  ernamented  nedl- 

wurk.  [tu  entaggl. 

Embroil,  Em-brffl,  v.  t.  tu  disturb;  tu  konfi^z; 
Embroilment,  Em-brffl-ment,  n,  konfq,3on;  dis- 

turbans.  [hrue.) 

Embrue,  Em-brdb,  v.  t.  tu  wet;  tu  step.  Se  {Iin- 
Embryo,  Em'bri-o,  n.  de  ofsprig  yet  unfermd  in 

de  wilim;  eni  tig  unfinijt. 
Embryo,  Em'bri-o,     )  c.  .|.. 

Embry'ON,  Em'bri-on,  S     '  ■'  *    [ov  embrioz. 

Embeyology^,  Em-bri-61-o-ji, n. de  sjens hwiq  trets 
Emend,  t'-meud,*  v.  t.  tu  amend;  tu  korekt. 
Emendable,  8-mend-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  emenda- 

Jon.  [imprcDvment. 

Emendation,  Em-en-da-Jon,  n.  a  korekjon;  an 
Emendator,  Em'en-da-tor,  n.  a  korektor;  an  im- 
prover, [emendajon, 
Emendatort,  S-men-da-to-ri,  a.  kontribyi],tig 
Emerald,  Em'er-ald,  n.  a  prejus  ston  ov  a  gren 

kulor.  [ijq. 

Emerge,  8-merj,  v.  i.  tu  rjz  :5t  ov  weter,  &s.;  tu 
Emergence,  8-mer-jens,  )  n.  de  akt  ov  emerjig; 
Emergency^,  8-mer-jen-si,  i       — suden    oka^on; 

eksijens.  [kagnal. 

Emergent,  8-mer-jent,  a.  rjzig  intu  vij,;  suden; 
Emerited,  8-mer-it-ed,   a.    havig   dun  sufijent 

servis. 
Emeritus,  8-mer-i-tus,   a.   [Z.]   an  epitet  apljd 

tu  wun  hot)  iz  disq^rjd  from  furder  publik  servis. 


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Eheboius,  Em'cr-ffdi,  n.  pi.  hcmortrtlE;  pjlz. 
Kmkksio.v,  i'-mt^r-JoD,   n.  de   akt  or  em^rjio:  a 
rj/i|)  Tit.  [daric. 

Emlrv.  Eul'cr-i,  n.  a  h^ird  mineral,  yi^id  bj  lapi- 
EMtTic,  T-nn^t-ik,  n.  a  mcdii<in  provukiy  vumitii. 

P         '   I   {"'mn,  n.  a  kjiid  ov  ostriq;  de  kasiijwari. 

Emicatio.v,  Em-i-ka-Jon,  n.  a  spqrklig;a  flji;)  of 

ill  |Mirtiklz. 
EuiCTio.v,  K-mik-Jun,  n.  disqc^rj  ov  jnirin;  yurin. 
Emiokant,  Em'i-gnmt,  ii.  wun  hoi  t-mifjruts. 
EmoBANT,  Ein'i-grant,  a.  rEinaivio  from  plas  tu 

pla^. 
EiiiuKATK,  Em'i-gnit,   r.  t.   tu   lev   wun«  nativ 

knntri  tra  rtzjd  in  anddcr:  tu  <}anj  habitnjon. 
Emiguation,  Em-i-gra-/on,  n.    de   akt  ov   6ini- 

fCratifl. 
Emise.nce,  Em'i-nens,     /    n.  loftincs:  hjt;  fnm;— 
EMiNENcr,  Em'i-ncn-si,  f       a  tjtl  givn  tu  kurdi- 

n:il/.. 

Emimi.vt,  Ein'i-nent,  a.  bj:  cgsr>lt<?d;  konspikyi^us. 
Eminently,  Em'i-nent-li,  ail.  konspikyiiu-ii:  hjli. 
Kmik.  i''mer,  ii.  a  tjtl  ov  digniti  amiiy  At  Turki. 
KMibbARV,  Em'i-sa-ri,  n.  wun  sent  un  u  inijun;  a 

S|i):  a  srkret  ajt-nt. 
E1118SARY,  EIn'i-^a-^i,  a.  lukip  abiil:  pqiij. 
Emission,  i'-ini/on,  n.  At  akt  ov  s-.'ndij)  •jt;  vent. 
Emit,  i'-inif,  r.  t.  tu  send  furt;  tu  let  go;  tu  dqrt. 
Emuet,  Km'ct.  It.  an  nnt;a  pizmjr. 
EllMEW,   Em-H,    r.  t.   tu  koiifjii;  tu  kiDp  up. 

Emoll»-sc'kxce,  Ein-Q-les-en.<,  n.  At  sofnig  ov  a 

m<*t^il  in  brginin  tu  melt. 
Emollient,  t'-mol-yent,  a.  sofuij). 
Emollient,  r-mol-ycnt.  11.  a  sofnig  medi^in. 
Emullition,  Em-(j-liJ-i>n,  n.  a  sofnio-  [gan. 

Emolument,  i'-uiui-yii-inent,  n,  profit;  ad vdntnj: 
Emoll'mental,    t;-mol-yn-ment-al,    a.     y^sful: 

yfldiy  profit.  [on, 

Emotio.v,  r-iu(i-Jon,  n.  a  miAvig  ov  de  mjnd:  pa/- 
Emotive.  J'-miJ-tiv,  a.  rrlatig  tu  tmo/on. 
Empale,  Em-pal,  r.  t.  tu  fena  wid  a  pnl:  tu  in- 

klijz:  tu  put  tu  det  bj  i\ks\^  on  u  stak. 
Empalement,  Em-pal-ment,  n.   At  akt  ov  cm- 

pnli|):-a  kaliks.  [impanel. 

Empanel,  Em-p;in-el,  c.  t.  tu  farm  a  juri;  tu 
Empanel,  Em-pan-el,   n.   a   list  ov  jqrorz.     Se 

Empark.  Em-p^rk,  v.  t.  tu  inkltfiz  in  a  pqrk. 
Empassiox,  Em-paJ-on,  ».  t.  tu  afekt  stroflli.    Se 

{/in/xinri'tnt.y 
Emperii.,  Era-per-il,  r.  t.  tu  cndanjcr;  tu  peril. 
Kmpkrur,  Em  |>er-or,  n.  a  monark  superior  tu  a 

kifl. 
Emphasis.  Em'fa-sis,  n.,  pi.  Em'fa-sez:  i<tres  or 

for'*  i)V  v«T«  Ind  on  a  wurd  or  sentcn?;  aksent.        ' 
Emphasize,  Em'fa-.«iz,  v.  i.  tu  pins  ewfac^is  on. 
Emphatic.  Eiu-fat-ik.  )  a.  rrlntij)  tu.or  ut- 

Emphatual,  Em-fat-i-kal,  S      cnl  wid  emfa-fis; 

fur-lbl:  iinpresiv.  (ibli. 

Emphatically.  Em-fat-i-kal-i,  ad.  stroll i :  fors- 
Empiivsema,  Em-fi-si-ma,  n.  {Med.)  a  Ijt,  pufi 

luini'T.  I 

Empire,  Em'pjr,   n.   imperial  p'scr;  an  ekstensiv  ' 

rrjon  guvtrnd  bj  an  emperor. 
Empiric,  Ein-pir-ik, »  r  Em'pi-rik,  n.  a  pretended 

or  ignurant  fizi/an;  a  kwak. 
Empiric.  Em-pir-ik,  )  a.  rtlntin  tu  empiri- 

EMFiRiCAt.,  Em-pir-i-kol,  i      Bizm;  clcipcrim^nta]; 

Jqrlatanikal.  [maner.  I 

Empiiucally.  Em-pir-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  an  cmpirikal  { 
Empiricism.  Ein-pir-i-siz-in,  n.drpt'ndeiu  oo  eks- 

periens  widist  nolej  or  qrt;  kwakcri.  t 

Emplacement,  Em-pla.«-mcnt,  n.  de  akt  or  plas-  \ 

15:  plas.  ! 


Emplastek,  Em-pld»-ter,*  c.  /.  tu  kuver  wid  a 

plii.st<?r. 
Emplastic,  Empld«-tik,  a.  riakus;  glqtinua. 
Employ,  Em-plrt,  c.  t.  tu  kep  at  wurk.tu  ekser- 

.-(/.:  tu  yi^z;  tu  mak  y\\*  ov;  tu  inlrddt;  tu  fil 

u|>  wid. 
Employ,  Em-pl«f,  n.  bizne;):  okyiipajon:  ajensi. 
Employable,  Em-pltf-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  yi^id; 

fit  f.tr  yii-<. 
Employer.  Em-pltf-cr,  n.  wun  hdk  cmplifs. 
Employment,  Em-pl«ir-ment,  n.   bixnes;  okji^M- 

Jiin:  eugiijniont:  ofis:  po-^t  ov  biznes;  ajen.ti. 
Empoison.  Em-p«f-zn,*  c.  t.  tu  [xTzn:  tu  envenom. 
Empoisoner,  Ein-p«r-zn-er,*  »i.  wun  hm  |j<frn«. 
Emporium,  Em-ixj-ri-um,  n.  [L.]pl.  Em-f<u-ri-a; 

(/uii/.)  Kin-p»f)-ri-umz;  a  plasov  koiu<-rs:  u  rnqrl. 
Empovebish,  Em-p6v-er-i/,  r.  t.  tu  m«k  pii»r;  tu 

ex'"/'-!.  [poveri/e*, 

Empoverisheb,  Em-p6v-cr-iJ-er,  n.  wun  hd>  em- 
Empoverishment,  Em-por-er-iJ-mcnt,  n,  de  akt 

<iv  em|iovorijio. 
Empower,  Em-p^-er,  r.  t.  tu  otorjz:  tu  cnabl. 
Empress.  Eiu'pre,-',  n.   de  wjf  ov  ao  emperor;  a 

1  final  hit)  guvernz  an  empjr. 
Empimse,  Em-prjz,*  n.  atemt  ov  danjer;  cnterprji. 
Emptier,  Em'ti-er,  n.  wun  dat  emtiz. 
Emptiness,  Em'ti-nes,  «.  stat  ov  beijj  cmti;  va- 

kiiiti:  vakynuin:  wont  ov  niub.'jtanj. 
Emption,  Em'Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  b{i5:a  purqas. 
Empty,  Em'ti,  ,-i.  verd;  not  ful;  unfiirniji;  vakint; 

drviird:  evakynated. 
Emity,  Em'ti,  r.  t.  tu  evakjT^at;  tu  egzost. 
Empty,  Em'ti,  r.  i.  tu  bekiim  cmti  or  Vffd. 
Emptyings.  Em'ti-i^z,  n.  j>L  lez  ov  ber,  sjder,  Aa. 
Emplbple,  Em-pdr-pl,  v.  t.  tu  mak  ov  a  purpi 

kulor. 
Empyema,  Em-pi-e-ma,  h.   kolckjon  or  pi^nnlent 

mater  in  sum  kaviti  ov  de  bodi. 
Empyreal,  Em-pir-c-al,   a.   formd  ov  fjr  or  lit; 

hjli  rtfind:  reluti{)  tu  de  hje.st  hevn. 
Empyrean,  Em-pi-re-an,  nr  Em-pir-c-an,  n.   de 

hjost  bevn,  hwi^r  pt^r  elemental  fjr  wox  sup6zd 

tu  subsist.  [pireal. 

Empyrean,  Em-pi-re-an,  or  Em-pir-e-an,  a.  em- 
Empybeum-V  Em-pi-rdb-ma,  11.  [Or.]    At  tast  er 

rmi-l  ov  sum  burnt,  9li,  animal  or  vejetabl  sub- 

suinscz. 
Empyrelmatic,  Em-pv-nD-mat-ik,  ;  a.  har- 

Empybeimatic.u,.  Em-pi-roti-mat-i-kal.  j      ig  de 

.'^ini'l  or  Inst  ov  burnt  substamcz,  as  9\z  and  ani- 
mal !=ub.-!tan.<ez.  [cral  fjr. 
Empybosis,  Em-pi-r6-sij,  ».  a  konflagra/on:  jcn- 
Emclate,  Em'yq-lut,  r.  t.  tu  rjval:  tu  vj  wid;  ta 

imitat.  (kontcnjon. 

Emulation,   Em-yri-la-Jon,    ».    r}v;\lri;  kontcst; 
Emulative.  Em'yq-la-tiv,  a.  inkl2nd  tu  emyxi- 

Injon;  rivalip. 
Emulatob,  Em'jTi-ln-tor,  n.  a  rjval:  a  kompctitor. 
Emulgent,  r-iniil-jent,  a.  milkig  or  draoiQ  TSt. 
E.MULOus.  Effi'vii-lus.  a.  rjvalio:  Jczjnis  tu  cks^I. 
Emulously,  Em Vi-lus-li,  ad.  wid  dezjr  ov  ck- 
selig.  [ifl  ^myT^lus. 

Emulousness,  Em'yu-lus-nes,  n.  At  kwoliti  ov  be- 
EMUI.SION',  t'-miil-JoD,  n.  an  e\\,  Iiibrikatig  med- 

i!<in. 

Emulsive,  F-mul-«iv.  a.  tendig  tu  sofn:  Ijk  milk. 

Emunctory,  I'-milgk-to-ri,  n.  q  sekre'turi  gland; 

a  dukt.  [from  mos. 

Emuscation,  F-mus-ki-Jon,"  n.  de  akt  ov  klerig 

Emydine,  Em'i-djn,  n.  a  kelunian  reptil  or  tortic 

En,  Ell,   a   jirrfik.t    tu    meni    I()gliJ  wurdi.  qefli 

borod   from  de   Fron(;,  and    koin.-jJip    wid    d> 

Latin  in,  and  jdontikal  wid  rm  and  tin.     Mcni 

wurdz  waver  betwen  At  \a>  muds  ov  5peli^.  ax, 

{encli-*«  or  inclose,  tndvrte  or  indorm,  tn^utre  or 

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Enable.  En-a-bl,  v.  t.  tia  mak  abl;  tu  empTjer. 
Enact,  En-akt,  v.  t.  tia  perform:  tu.  establij;  ta 

dekre.  [intu  a  I9. 

Enactment,  En-akt-ment,  n.  de  pasig  ov  a  bil 
Enactor,  En-akt-or,  n.  wun  hcD  enakts  er  dskrez. 
Enallage,   En-al-a-JE,    n.    [6^/'.]    in    Crramar,  a 

qanj  ov  wun  moid  er  kas  fer  aniider. 
Enambush,  En-am-buJ,  v.  t.  tu  hid  in  ambuj. 
Enamel,  En-am-el,  u.  t.  tia  inla;  tu  variegat  wid 

kulorz.  [ameliij. 

Enamel,  En-am-el,  u.  i.  tu  praktis  dc  qrt  ov  en- 
Enamel,  En-am-el,  n.  a  substans  yrizd  in  enam- 

elir);  korteks,  er  fjn  eksterior  kuverig  ov  ds  tet. 
Enameller,  En-am-el-er,  n.  wun  huj  enamelz. 
Enamelling,  En-am-ol-ig,  n.  de  qrt  ov  apljiij  en- 
amelz. 
Enamorado,  En-am-o-r4-do,*  n.  a  ftmal  in  luv. 
Enamour,  En-am-or,  v.  t.  tu  inflam  wid  luv. 
Enaxtiopathic,    8-nan-ti-o-pa6-ik,     a.   {Med.} 

relEvig  but  nut  kii^rii);  paliativ. 
Exartheosis,  En-ar-tri.a-sis,   n.  de  bel  and  sokct 

jernt.  [inkaj. 

Encage,    En-kaj,  v.  t.  tu  pul  up;  tu  koop  up;tu 
Encamp,  En-kamp,  v.  t.  tu  piq  tents;  tu  holt. 
Encamp,    En-kamp,    v.  t.  tu  form  an  qrmi  intu 

a  kamp. 
Excampmext,   En-kamp-ment,   n.  de  akt  ov  en- 

kampir):  a  kamp. 
Encase,    En-kas,  v.  t.  tu  enkloz.     Se  {Incase.) 
Encaustic,  En-kas-tik,  a.,  burnt  in; — apljdtu  en- 

amslii). 
Encave,  En-kfiv,  v.  t.  tu  hid,  az  in  akav. 
Enceinte,  fln-sdnt,  n.  [//■.]  gr'snd  enklozd. 
Enceinte,  fln-sdnt,  ^2.  [/)■.]  pregnant;  beii)  vrid 

qjld. 
Enchafe,  En-qaf,  v.  t.  tu  qaf;  tu  enraj:  tuiritat. 
Enchain,    En-qan,    v.    t.    tu  fasn  wid  a  qan;tu 

bjnd. 
Enchant,    En-qdnt,  v.  t.  tu  qqrm;  tu  bswiq;  tu 

fasinat:  tu  enraptjqr;  tu  deljt. 
Enchanter,  En-qdnt-er,  n.  wun  hit)  enqdnts. 
Encuaxtingly,    En-qdnt-ig-li,  ad.  wid  enqdnt- 

ment. 
Enchantment,  En-qqnt-ment,  n.   de  akt  ov  cn- 

qdntig;  majikal  gqrm;  spelz;  inkantajon;  deljt. 
Enchantress,  En-qdnt-res,  n.  a  wuman  hio  en- 

qdnts.  [engrav. 

Enchase.  En-qa.»,  v.  t.  tu  infiks;  tu  adern;  tu 
Enchiridion,     En-ki-rid-i-on,    n.    [  Gr.]   a  litl 

buk;  a  manyqal. 
Encircle,    En-ser-kl,  r.  ^.  tu  sur-8nd:tuenvjron. 
Enclitic,  En-klit-ik,   a.  a  pqrtikl  hwiq  troz  bak 

de  akscut  upon  de  forgaii)  silabl. 
Enclitic,  En-ldit-ik,  j  a.  ri;latiij  tu  enklit- 

Enclitical,  En-klit-i-kal,  )      iks;  troig  bak. 
Encloister,   En-kl(js-ter,  v.  t.  tu  Jut  upazina 

klt!rster. 
Enclose,    En-kloz,    r.  t.  tu  envjron:  tu  enserkl; 

tu  sur-snd:  tu  inkl4d.     Ritn  elso  {Inclose.} 
Encloser,   En-kl6z-cr,    n.  wun  hOi  enklozez;  an 

inklozer. 
Enclosure,    En-klQ-j;qr,  n.  de  akt  ov  enklozig; 

til)  euklozd,  or  hwiq  enklozez:  inklogqr.  [er. 
Encomiast,  En-kci-mi-ast,  n.  apan£jirist;a  praz- 
Encomiastic,  En-ko-mi-iis-tik,  i  a.  lodato- 

Encomiastical,  En-ko-mi-as-ti-kal,  )       ri;    be- 

.stoiij  prnz;  panejirikal. 
Encomiastic,  En-ko-mi-as-tik,  n.  a  panrjirik. 
Encomium,  En-kw-mi-um,  n.  [L.]  pL  En-ko-mi-a, 

{Eng.}  En-k(j-mi-umz,  panejirik;  praz;yqloji. 
Encompass,  En-kdm-pas,  v.  t.  tu  cnklfc)z:  tu  en- 
serkl; tu  sur-snd;  tu  envjron. 
EnCompassment,    En-kdm-pas-ment,    n.    de  akt 

ov  enkumpasi;). 
Encore,  fln-k6r,  ad.  [/*■.]  agen;  wuns  mor. 
Encoee,  fln-kcjr,  '(.  t.  tu  kel  for  repetijon. 


Encounter,  En-kiin-ter,  n.  a  batl;  f  jt;  dq,el;  met- 

ii).  [tu  rezist. 

Encounter,  ^En-k^sn-ter,  v.  t.  tu  met;  tu  atak; 
Encounter,  fin-k-sn-ter,  v.  t.  tu  engaj;  tu  fit;  tia 

met.  iterz. 

Encounterer,  En-k'sn-ter-er,  n.  wun hfl)  enkisn- 
Encourage,  En-kur-aj,  v.  t.  tu  animat;  tu  insjt; 

tu  giv  kuraj  tu  embolden. 
Encouragement,  En-kdr-aj-ment,  n.   de  akt  ov 

cnkdrajig;  favor;    kTsntenans,   suport;  insentir; 

insjtment. 
Encourager,    Eu-kur-aj-er,  n.  a  favorer. 
Encouraging,  En-kdr-aj-ii),  p.  a.  afordig  enkdr- 

ajmeut.  [Jez  ov  zoofjt. 

Encrinite,  En'kri-nit,  n.  a  fosil  animal:  a  sps- 
Encrixitic,  En-kri-nit-ik,  j    a.    relatig  tu 

Encrixitical,  En-kri-nit-i-kal,  (      enkrinjts. 
Enceinus,    En'krin-us,    n.   a  maren  animal  bodi, 

haviij  a  ley  jernted  stem,  de  jerntrf  sumhwot  re- 

zembliij  smel  butnz  wid  a  sentral  perforajon. 
Enceisped,  En-krispt,*  a.  kurlig:  formd  in  kurlz. 
Encroach,   En-kr6q,  v.    i.    tu  mak  invajon;  tu 

intrdid:  tu  advdns  bj  stelt. 
Enceoacher,  En-kro'jq-er,  n.  wun  ho)  enkroqez. 
Exceoachixgly,    En-kroq-ig-Ii,  ad.   bj  enkroq- 

ment.  [trcojon. 

Encroachment,  En-kroq-ment,  n.  an  unlef  ul  in- 
Enceust,    En-krust,    v.   t.    tu  kuver.     Se  {In- 

cniKt.}  [tu  imped. 

Encumber,  En-kiim-ber,  v.  t.   tu  klog;  tu  lod; 
Encumbeance,    En-kdm-brans,  n.  klog;  lod;  im- 
pediment. 
Encyclical.  En-sik-li-kal,*  a.  serkq,lar; sent  r^nd. 
Encyclopcedia,    En-sj-klo-pe-di-a,    n.    a  kom- 

plgt  serkl  ov  sjensez:  a  dikjonari  ov  de  qrts,  sjen- 

sez  and  literatyqr;  a  sjklopedia. 
Encyclopedic,   En-sj-k'lo-ped-ik,  |    a.   re- 

Encyclopedical,    En-sj-klo-ped-i-kal,   )        lat- 

ig  tu  an  ensiklopedia. 
Encyclopedist,    En-sj-klo-pe-dist,  «.   wun  hco 

asists  in  kompjlig  an  ensjklopedia. 
Encysted,    En-sist-ed,   a.    enklozd  in  a  vesikl  er 

bag. 
End,  End,  n.  konkliijon:  fjnal  dcom;  pffnt;  fat;  pe- 
riod; limit:  terminajon;  purpus:  dezjn. 
End,  End,  v.  t.  tu  terminal;  tu  konkh|d;tu  finij. 
Endamage,  En-dam-aj,"'  c.  t.  tu  injqr;  tu  prej- 

ildis.  [jer  or  peril. 

Endanger,  En-dan-jer,  v.  t.  tu  ekspoz  tu  dan- 
Endear,    En-der,   v.  t.  tu  mak  der;  tu  mak  be- 

liivd.  [Jon. 

Endearment,    En-der-ment,  n.  koz  ov  luv;  afek- 
Endeavor,  En-dev-or,  n.  efort;  labor;  am. 
P'xdeavoe,    En-dev-or,   v.  t.    tu  labor  tu  a  ser- 

ten  purpus.  [trj. 

ExDEAVOE,  En-dev-or,  v.  t.  tu  atemt:  tu  e?a;  tu 
Endeavoeer,  En-dev-or-er,  «.  wun  hooendevorz. 
Exdecagon,  En-dek-a-gon,  n.  a  figyi^r  ov  elevn 

sjdz. 
Endemial,  En-de-mi-al,  a.  endemik. 
Endemic,  En-dem-ik,  )    a.  pek^lyar  tu   a 

Endemical,  En-dem-i-kal,  j      kuntri    er  plas; — 

apljd  tu  dizezcz. 
Endenizen,  En-den-i-zn,*  p.  t.  tu  natyqraljz. 
Ending,  End'ig,  n.  konkli|^on:  terminajon. 
Endite,  En-djt,*  v.  t.  tu  kompoz."    Se  {Indite  and 

ladiri.} 
Enditer,  En-djt-er,  n.  a  kompozer;  an  indjter. 
Endive,  En'djv,  n.  a  plant  yi^zd  az  a  salad:  suk- 

oi'i.  [sesant. 

Endless,  End'Ics,  a.  widit  end:  perpetyqal;  in- 
Endlessly,  End'lcs-li,  ad.  perpetyq^alijwidistend. 
Endlessness,  End'les-nes,  n.  endles  ekstenjon  er 

dqrajon. 
Endocarp,    En'do-kqrp,   n,  de  hqrdljnig  ov  sum 

perikqrps. 


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Endooex,  EnMo-jcn,  n.  {H<*.)  a  plant  or  trt 
hwii:  inkrrKei  in  diaiueter  b|  adi/unz  mad  tu  de 
inxjilfir  scntiT:  az,  de  |Kiin  ire.  [jenjs. 

Endogknous,  Kn-doj-cn-us,  a.    relatig  tu  6n<lo- 

K.NDOttSE,  Kn-d^re,  r.  «.  tu  «ivpcrskr|b.  i>t{J»- 
di/rn'.)  [indor<infiit. 

Endorsement,  En-di^rs-ment,  n.  a  sinxTskripJon; 

Endorser,   En-durs-cr,  n.  wunhmendi)rsex;uii  in- 

dillXT. 

Eni>ow,  En-d's,  r.  t.  tu  furnij  wid  a  por/on:  tu 

ciidi'i:  tu  inv<5,<t:  tu  cnriq.  [porjon. 

Endower,  Kn-<l's-t'r,  ii.  wun  hm  cnd'iz  or  givz  a 

Endowment,  Kn-dS-ini-'nt,  h.  de  akt  ov  ondisiu: 

oni  til)  v.nlvniibl  Itrsttid;  a  Rift  ov  nntyii,r. 
Endue,  Kn-dii.  r. /.  tu  wuplj  wid;  tu  invdst  wid. 
Endurable,  Kn-di'ir-a-bl,  a.  tolfrabl;  siifenibl. 
Endurance,  En-diir-ans,  n.  sfat  ov  endn,ri5:  jia- 

Jon.o.  [urt. 

Endure,  En-diir,  v.  t.  tu  b^r;  tu  sustfin;  tu  »}x\i- 
Endure,  En-diir,  r.  i.  tu  last:  tu  reman;  tu  btir. 
Endurer.  En-di'ir-er,  n.  wun  luDendi'irz;a  suferer. 
Enduring,  En-iii'ir-in,  a.  lastifl;  p«;rmancnt. 
Enduringness,  En-di'ir-io-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

cndq.ri|). 
Endwise.  End'wjz,  ,id.  er('-ktli:  dprjtli;  on  end. 
Eneid,    T-ne-id,  >i.    de   Latin  i-jiik  poem  ritn  bj 

Verjil,  ov  hwi<]  i^'iieus  iz  de  hcrt). 
Enema,  En-e-mi,  n.  an  injck/on;a  klister. 
Enemy,  En'e-mi,  n.  a  fu:  an  advcrsari;an  oponent. 
Energetic,  En-cr-jdt-ik,  |  a.   forsibl;  stnn); 

Energetical,  En-cr-j(5t-ik-a!,  S      aktiv;   vigorus: 

pi<orful.  [erjtitik  uianer. 

Energetically,  En-cr-j(St-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  an  en- 
Energize,  Kn'ur-jjz,  r.  t.  tu  giv  enerji  tu. 
Energizer,  En'cr-jiz-cr,  n.  be  or  dat  hwiq  givz 

enerji. 
Energy,  En'cr-ji,  w.  p-ser:  fors;  vigor;  street. 
Enervate,  t'-n«.'r-vat,  or  En'cr-vat,  r.  t.  tu  wekn; 

tu  render  febi:  tu  debilitat. 
Enervate,  t'-n^r-vat.  a.  weknd;  deprjvd  ovfors. 
Enervation,  En-cr-vd-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  wcknij); 

weknes. 
Enerve,  F-ntfrv,*  p.  t.   tia  enervat:  tu  wekn. 
Em  famille.  Hii'fq-mi'l,  [Fr.]  in  a  famili  wn. 
Enfeeble,  En-ft-bl,  r.  t.  tu  wekn;  tu  cner\-at. 
Enfeoff.  Kn-fef.  r.  t.  tu  invest  wid  pozc/onz  in  fe. 
Enfeoffment,  En-fdf-mcnt,  »i.  de  aktov  enf^fip; 

an  instrtDinont  or  ded. 
Enfilade,  En-fi-ltid,  n.  [Fr.]  a  Ijn;  a.strat  pasaj. 
Enfilade,  Kn-fi-lad,  f.  t.  tu  pers  in  a  rjt  lin. 
Enforce,   En-f6r3,   v.t.  tu  stregten;  tu'urj;  tu 

konstran;  tu  kompdl.  [enftSrst. 

Enforceable,   En-fu>ri»-a-bl,   a.   kapabl  ov  bcij) 
Enforcement,  En-f6rs-mcnt,  n.  kompuljon;  furs 

apljd. 
Enforcer,  En-fcirs-er,  n.  wun  h(B  enforscz. 
Enfranchise,    En-fran-<jiz,  r.  ^  tu  niak  fre;  tu 

admit  tu  Ac  privilejez  ov  a  .«itizen:  tu  liberat. 
Enfranchisement,  Kn-fnin-qiz-ment,  h.  de  aktov 

inakin  fre;  reles*  from  prizn  or  from  slaveri. 
Enfrancuiser,    En-fnin-qix-er,  n.   wun  hiT>  givz 

frrdnra. 
Engage,    En-giij,   r.  t.   tu  enlist;  tu  indi'i":   tu 

win:  tu  gnn;  tu  bjnd;  tu  craplor;  tu  cnk^nter. 
Engage,  En-gaj,  ».  «.  tu  konflikt;  tu  fit;  tu  cm-  I 

b«\rk.  I 

Engaged,   En-gnjd,   p.  a.   cnlistod;  betr6tt;  felijj 

an  intorost;  ^rnest. 
Enoagepnk.<vS,  En-g«j-o<l-ne«,  ii.  ^mestnes:  tel.    ' 
Engagement,  Kn  pij-ra"Mit.  u.  de  akt  hv  engajiQ; 

promis:  cl.ligajon:  emipl<Tmcnt;  konflikt:  ball. 
Engaging.  Kn-gsj-i^,  ;>/>.  a.  ataijig;  atraktiv. 
Engagingly.  En-gAj-in-li.  ad.  in  a  winin  manor.  I 
Engarland,  Kn-gi^r-land,  r.t.  tu  onw^rkl  wid  a  i 

glHanl.  (tu  form.  ! 

Enoendiui,  En-jdn-dcr,  r.  t,  tubegetjtu  prod^s;! 


j  Engender,    En-jeu-der,  r.  i'.  tu  kdpji^lat;  tu  be 

ppudn^t. 
IEnoenderer,  En-j^n-dcr-*cr,  n.  wun  hiD  brg^la. 

Engine,    I'.ci'jin,   «.    u  mcknuikiil  inj<tra>wunt  ot 
koinplikntcd  \*\ri*:  u  majen:  uii  ajt-nt. 

Engineer,    Kn-jin-er,   n.    wun  lia>  kuiutnikt*  or 
I      iiianiijtz   enjinz.     Sicil   Ji„juur,  wan  htt>  kon- 
I      Klriikts  kuiialz,  doki*,  nilrunlz.  A*. 
I  Engineering,  En-jin-er-io.  "•  At  biznes  «v  an  en- 
■      jiner. 

Enginery,  En'jin-ri,  n.  enjinz  ov  wxr;  qrtileri. 

E.NOinD,  En-g(?rd,  r. /.    [/.  cng<;rt  or  cngerdcdjp*. 
eiig.r'lifl,  eiig(-rt  or  L'ngvrded;^  tu  enJM^rkl. 

Knoiscope,  En'ji-skup,  »i.  a  rttlektio  I'nikruakup. 

English,  lu'gli],  a.  belooij)  tu  I{j;,'luiid. 

English,    lu'gli/.  "•   At  lao^wuj  uv  lu^land;— />/. 
'      de  \tt\A  ov  Ijigiand. 

KNciLisH,  JD'gliJ.  I',  t.  tu  tran.Mttt  intu  luglij. 
j  Englut,  En-glut,  v.  t.  tu  iiwolo;  tu  glut. 
I  Engorge,  En-g.<rj,  c.  t.  tu  swolo;  tu  dtvijr;  tu 

gorj- 
I  Engorge,  En-g.'.rj,  v.  {.  tu  fed  wid  egernes. 

Engraft,  En-gniit,  r.  t.  tu  ingniii.  Se  0"'ir<tJt-> 

Engrail,  En-gnil,  r.  t.  tu  indent  in  kurv<I  Ijnz. 
I  Enguailment,    En-gral-mont,   u.    At  rig,  ordot*- 
'      afsnd  df  cj  ov  a  int'dal.  [gran. 

I  Engrain,  En-^nin,  r.  /.  tu  dj  dcp;  tu  dj  in  dr 
I  Engrapi'Le,    Ln-gnip-l,   r.  /.    tu    kluz   wid;  tu 

Engrasi',  En-grd-p,  r.  t.  tu  ."cz  hold  ov:  lu  grjp. 

Engrave,  En-gniv,  v.  t.  [I.  eiignivd.yw.  cngravijj. 

engriivd  or  ongi-avn;]  tu  piktynr  bj  iiwijonx  in 

eni  mater;  tu  m^rk  metal,  wud,  stun,  As.;  tu 

impres;  tu  iinnrint. 

Enoraveme.nt,  En-grav-ment,*  n.  engruvd  wurk; 

engravij).  [4^ 

Engraver,  En-gniv-cr,  «.  wun  hot)  cngnivz  metalz. 

Engraving,  En-gniv-ijj,  n.  de  qrl  er  wurk  ov  an 

engraver. 
Engross,  En-gru«,  r.  t.  tu  mian6puljz:  tu  furstol; 
tu  bj  up  <!ni  komoditi  in  onli-r  tu  sd  it  agen  at 
a  hj  prj!<;— tu  kopi  in  u  Iqrj  hand. 
Engrosser,  En-gru-i-er,  n.  wun  ho)  engroscz. 
Engrossme.nt,   En-griis-ment,  n.    At  akt  ov  cn- 
grusij).  {l,igul/.f 

Engulf,  En-giilf,  r.  /.  tu  absorb  in  a  gulf.  Sr 
Engulfment,   En-gtilf-ment,  u.  akt  ov  ingldlfig. 

or  oTorhwoliuifl. 
Enhance,   En-hcins,  r.  r.  tu  rnz:  tu  advdns;  tu 
hjm  ill  prj'i  or  est^m:  tu  agrnvat.  [Jon. 

Enhancement,  En-hdns-ment,  n.  inkre.'':  agrava- 
Enhancer,  En-hiins-er,  11.  wun  hcti  onhun.sez. 
Enharmonic.  En-hqr-mon-ik,  a.  prusedij)  bj  di 
vi;{onz  stil  ^m.<lcr  dan    somit»jnz;  az,  an  entiqr- 
monik  skal: — notifl  a  manor  ov  tqnio  At  vtfj'. 
Fnhvdrite,  En-hj-drjt,  n.  a  rokor  st«jn  koutanip 

woter. 
Enigma,  f-nig-ma,  n.  a  ridl:  anobski'irkwestvun. 
Enigmatic,  t'-nig-mat-ik,  j   a.   i»<irtakiu  ov 

Enigmatical,  t'-nig-m.-it-i-kal,  I       enigma;  am- 

bigyqus;  ob<kqr:  dqrk. 
Enigmatically,    t'-nig-mat-i-kal-i,    ad.    in    an 
obtkqr  maner.  [cnigmni. 

Enigmatist,  t'-nig-ma-tist,  n.  wun  hin  deli  in 
Enigmatize.  i'-nig-ma-tjz.  r.  ♦.  tudel  in  enigmuz. 
Enjoin,    En-jtVn,   v.  t.    tu  dir^kt;  tu  infurs;  tu 

preskril). 
Enjoiner,  En-j»fn-er.   ».  wun  lut> givz  injupk/oni. 
Enjoinment,  En-j<rn-mont,*»,  direk/on;  injupk- 

Jon. 
Enjoy.   En-j<*,    r.  r.   tu  bar  or  obtiin  jwie/un  or 

fnt)ij'i>n  ov:  tu  deljt  in;  tu  egzilerat. 
Enjoyable.  En-j«V-a-bl,  a.    ka|>al.l  ov  enj(rmcnt. 
Enjover,  En-j«r-er,  u.  wun  bib  cnjiri. 
Enjoyment.     F^n-j<r-ment,    m.     plcji^r;    bapioMf 
froijyn. 


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Enkindle,  En-kin-dl,  ».  t.  tu  set  on  f  jr;  ta  in- 

flam;  tia  insjt. 
Enlaed,  En-lqrJ,  v.  t.  tia  grez;  tu  bast. 
Enlarge,  En-lqrj,  ''•.  t.  tu  mak  grater;  tu  inkres; 

tu  ekstend:  tu  diliit;  tu  ekspand;  tu  set  fre. 
Enlarge,  En-lqrj,  i-.  i.  tu  ekspajiat;  tu  be  difii,s. 
Enlargement,  En-lqrj-ment,  n.   inkres  ov  bulk 

or  ekstent:  reles  from  konf jnment;  ekspanjon. 
Enlighten,  En-ljt-n,  r.  t.  tu  iln,niinat;  tu  suplj 

wid  Ijt:  tu  instriikt;  tu  qer. 
Enlightener,  En-ljt-n-er,  ji.  an  il4niinator. 
Enlightenment,  En-ljt-n-ment,  n.  dz  akt  ov  en- 

litnii);  ilii^minajon;  instrukjon.  [gaj. 

Enlist.  En-list,  r.  t.  tia  enrtil  or  rejister;  tu  en- 
Enlist,  En-list,  v.i.  tu  enrol  wunzself;  tu  engaj. 
Enlistment,  En-list-ment,  ji.  de  akt  ov  enlistig; 

a  voluntari  engajment  tu  servaza  soljerersal- 

or;  enrolment. 
Enliven,  En-ljv-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  aljv,  aktiv,  sprjtli, 

or  ga;  tu  animat:  tu  egzilerat;  tu  qer;  tu  in- 
spirit. Djvnz. 
Enlivener,  En-ljv-n-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  eu- 
Enlivening,  En-liv-n-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  givig  Ijf. 
En  masse.  Ah  mqs,  [/>•.]  in  a  bodi  er  mas. 
Enmitv,  En'mi-ti,  7i.  malevolens;  hatred;  hostiliti. 
Enneagon,  En'e-a-gon,  er  En-E-a-gon,  n.  a  fig- 

y\\x  ov  njn  sidz  and  agglz.  [menz. 

Enneandrian,  En-E-an-dri-an,  a.  havig  njn  sta- 
Enxeatical,  En-e-at-i-kal,  a.  njnt. 
Ennoble,  En-ncJ-bl,  r.  t.  tu  mak  nobl;  tu  egzelt; 

tu  elevat:  tu  mak  ilustrius.  [vajon. 

Ennoblement,  En-nG)-bl-ment,n..  egzeltajon;  ele- 
Ennui,  flri-we,  71.  [Fr.]  werisumnes;  lasit^d;  list- 

lusnes;  disgust.  [not. 

Enodation,  En-o-da-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  untjig  a 
Enomoty,  En-6m-Q-ti,  n.  a  bodi  ov  men  sworn 

tu  serten  di^tiz;  de  nam  givn  tu  a  militari  bodi, 

suptizd  tu  hav  bin  terti-tco  men,  in  anjent  Las- 

edemon.  [krjm. 

Enormity,  S-nor-mi-ti,  n.  depraviti;  an  atrojus 
Enormous,  8-ner-mus,  a.  ireg7q,lar;  eksesiv;  veri 

bad. 
Enormously,  S-ner-mus-li,  ad.  beyond  megi^r. 
Enormousness,  8-ner-mus-nes,  n.  ime3q,rabl  ek- 

ses. 
Enough,  8-nuf,  a.  sufijent;  satisfjii). 
Enough,  8-nnf,  »i.  a  sufijensi;  plenti. 
Enough,  8-ndf,  ad.  in  a  sufijent  degre. 
Enow,  S-n-s,*  ad.  At  old  plixral  ov  {Enough.) 
En  passant,  Rh  p^s-qh,  [Fr.]  bi  de  wa. 
Enquire,  En-kwjr,  i\  t.  and  i.  tu  ask;  tu  sere; 

tu  egzamin.  Ritn  elso  (inquire.)  Se  {Inquire}) 
Enquirer,  En-kwir-er,  ».  wun  boa  enkwjrz.     Se 

{Inquirer.)  [qtiiry.) 

Enquiry,  En-kwir-i,  n.   egzaminajon.     Se  {Jn- 
Enrage,  En-raj,  v.  t.  tu  iritat;  tu  mak  fq,rius. 
Eneank,  En-ragk,  v.  t.  tu  plas  in  raijks;  tu  ragk. 
Eneaptuee,  En-rapt-yq,r,  v.  t.  tu  transport  wid 

ple;^q,r;  tu  deljt  hjli;  tu  enqdnt. 
Eneavish,  En-rav-iJ,  v.  t.  tu  tro  intu  ekstasi; 

tu  enraptyqr. 
Eneegistee,  En-rej-is-ter,  v.  t.  tu  rejister. 
Enrich,  En-ric,  v.  t.  tu  mak  riq;  tu  fertiljz. 
Eneichment,  En-riq-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  makig  riq. 
Enridge,  En-rij,  v.  t.  tu  form  intu  rijez. 
Eneing,  En-rig,  v.  t.  tu  bjnd  rsnd;  tu  enserkl. 
Eneipen,  En-rip-n,  v.  t.  tu  rjpn. 
Eneobe,  En-r6b,  v.  t.  tu  dres;  tu  klod;  tu  invest. 
Enroll,  En-rd)l,  v.  t.  tu  rejister;  tu  rekerd;  tu 

inrap. 
Enroller,  En-rol-er,  n.  wun  hco  enrAlz. 
Enrollment,  En-rol-ment,  n.  a  rejister;  a  rjtir); 

rekord.  [plant. 

Eneoot,  En-r(6t,  v.  t.  tu  fiks  bj  de  root;  tu  im- 
En  eoute,  ilh  r<i>t,  [/)•.]  on  de  wa;  on  de  pasaj. 
Ens,  Enz,  [Z.]  eni  beig;  egzistens. 


Ensanguine,  En-sag-gwin,  v.  t.   ta   smer  wid 

gor;  tu  sufqz  wid  blud. 
Enschedule,  En-sked-yi],I,  er  En-Jed-yi^l,   v,  t. 

tu  insert  in  a  skedyq,!.     Se  {Schedule.) 
Ensconce,  En-skons,  v.  t.  tu  kuver  az  wid  a  fort; 

tu  sekiir. 
Enseal,  En-sel,  v.  t.  tu  impres;  tu  sel. 
Enseam,  En-sem,  v.  t.  tu  so  up;  tU  enkloz  bj  a 

sem. 
Ensear,  En-ser,  v.  t.  tu  keterjz;  tu  ser. 
Ensemble,  flh-sqm-bl,  [Fr.l  de  hoi;  a  relativ 

proporjon  ov  pqrts  tu  de  hoi. 
Enshield,  En-Jeld,  i'.  t.  tu  Jeld.  [kred. 

Enshrine,  En-Jrjn,  v.  t.  tu  prezerv  az  a  tig  sa- 
Ensign,  En'sjn,  n.  a  flag  er  standard  ov  a  Jip  er 

rejiment;  de  ofiser  hco  kariz  it;  a  signal. 
Ensigncy,  En'sjn-si,  n.  de  ofis  ov  an  ensjn. 
Enslave,  En-slav,  v.  t.   tu  redii,s  tu  slaveri  er 

bondaj. 
Enslavement,  En-slav-ment,  n.  sen'itvid;  slaveri. 
Enslaver,  En-slav-er,  n.  wun  hen  enslavz. 
Ensnare,  En-snq,r,  v.  t.  tu  entrap;  tu  tak.     Se 

{Insnare.) 
Ensnare,  En-snqrl,  v.  t.  tu  entaggl;  tu  snqrl. 
Ensphere,  En-sfer,  v.  t.  tu  plas  in  a  sfer. 
Ensue,  En-si^,  v.  i.  tu  folo;  tu  suksed. 
Ensue,  En-sx\,,  v.  t.  tu  folo;  tu  pursi^. 
Ensuing,  En-si\-ig,  p]}.  a.  foloig;  suksedig. 
Ensurance,  En-Jx|r-ans,   ji.   de   akt  ov  enjririi)-, 

sekq^riti  agenst  los;  ajq,rans.     Se  {Imurance.) 
Ensure,  En-Jii,r,  v.  t.  tu  ascrtan;  tu  mak  serten 

er  sEki|r;  tia  SEki|r.     Se  {Insure.)  [surer.) 

Ensurer,  En-Ji|r-er,  n.  wun  hiD  inji\rz.     Se  {In- 
Entablatuee,  En-tab-la- ti^r,  n.  {Arch.)  de  qr- 

kitrav,  frez  and  kernis  ov  a  kolum  er  pilar. 
Entail,  En-tal,  n.  an  estat  limited  in  its  desent. 
Entail,  En-tal,  v.  t.  tu  setl  de  desent  ov  an  estat 

so  dat  it  kan  not  be  bekwedd  at  plejur. 
Entailment,  En-tal-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  entalig. 
Entangle,  En-tag-gl,  v.  t.  tu  inrap;  tu  twist;  tu 

konfi\,z;  tu  involv;  tu  embaras. 
Entanglement,  En-tag-gl-ment,   n.   involqjon; 

perpleksiti. 
Entangler,  En-tag-gler,  n.  wun  hco  entagglz. 
Entangling,  En-tag-glig,  pp.  a.   involvig;  per- 

pleksig. 
Enter,  En'ter,  v.  t.  tu  go  intu;  tu  inijiat;  tu  set 

d-sn.  [etrat. 

Enter,  En'ter,  v.  i.  tu  kum  in;  tu  go  in;  tu  pen- 
Enteree,  En'ter-er,  n.  wun  hm  enterz. 
Enteeing,  En'ter-ig,  n.  entrans;  pasaj  intu  a  plas. 
Enteeitis,  En-te-rj-tis,  n.  {Med.)  inflamajon  ov 

de  biselz. 
Entermewer,  En-ter-mi|-er,  n.  a  hok  gradyn^ali 

qanjig    de    kulor  ov  its  federz,  komonli  in  de 

sekond  yer. 
Enterocele,  En-ter-o-sel,  {Med.)  a   hernia  er 

ruptyi|r  in  hwiq  a  protroagon  ov   de  intestinz 

aperz  in  de  grern. 
Enterology,  En-ter-cl-o-ji,  n.  de  pqrt  ov  anat- 

omi  dat  trets  ov  de  intestinz  er  b'selz. 
Enterpleader,  En-ter-pled-er,   n.   {Laiv.)   wun 

hiD  interpledz;  de  tjtl  ov  a  bil  in  ekwiti.     Se 

{Interpleader.)  [an  atemt. 

Enteepeise,  En'ter-prjz,   n.   a  bold  undertakig; 
Enteeprise,  En'ter-prjz,   v.  t.    tu  undertak;  tu 

atemt.  [prjz. 

Enterpriser,  En'ter-prjz-er,  n.  a  man  ov  enter- 
Enteeprising,  En'ter-prjz-ig,  a.  havig  enterprjz; 

rezolq,t. 
Entertain,  En-ter-tan,  v.  t.  tu  tek  wid;  tu  tret 

at  de  tabl;  tu  kep;  tu  qerij;  tu  ami\r,  tu  divert. 
Entertainer,  En-ter-tan-er,  n.  wun  hci)entertanz. 
Entertaining,  En-ter-tan-ig,  a.  amqzig;  divert- 

ig.  [amqzig  maner. 

Entertainingly,  En-ter-tan-ig-li,    ad.    in    an 


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EvTKETAiNifXNT,  En-tcr-tan-mont,  n.  At  akt  or 

eiilertiiiin);  a  Irrt;  a  fmt;  umqzinunt;  div^rjon. 
Enthrai.u  En-tp^l,  V.  t.  tu  cnsluv;  in  Juki.     Se 

{.'nthniU.y  [cgv'At. 

Enthrone,  En-trin,  r.  t.  tu  plas  on  a  trun;  lu 
Entuu8IA8M,  Kn-ti'i-ii-ai-nj,  fi.htt  ov  imajtnajun: 

olcviijon  uv  fan^i;   qrdur  uv   mind;  qrdent  it\; 

fiiiiatiriizm. 
Enthusiast,  Kn-tii-iiast,  n.  wun  poidst  ov  cn- 

tiitiiizin:  (1  vij'inori;  a  celot;  a  funaiik. 
Enthusiastic,  Eii-tn,-ii-as-tik,  j   a.    havig 

ENTI1U8IA8TICAL,  Kn-tq-ii-is-ti-kiil,  i        cntqzi- 

a/.iu:  uvor-iflus;  qrdent. 
ENTHYUKif,  Kn'ti-ini-m,  n.  in  hjik,  a  silojizm  ov 

bwiij  wun  uv  dc  premisez  iz  undcrstud. 
Entice,  En-tj-",  c.  t.  tu  alqr  tu  il;  tu  at^mt:  tu 

atrukt.  [alqnnent. 

Enticemevt,  En-tjs-ment,  n.   At  akt  ov  eni^sig; 
Enticke.  Kii-tj.s-cr,  n.  wun  hoo  alqrz. 
Enticixo,  Hn-t|s-ip, />/>.  n.  alqrig  tu  tvl;  atnikliv. 
Enticlvult,  En-tjs-ii)-li,  aJ.  in  an  c'nl[sij)  inatK-r. 
Entire.  En-tjr,  a.  bul;  undivjduJ;  kuiuplet;  ful. 
Kntirkly,  En-tjr-li,  aJ.  in  de  liol:  kijin|ilctli;  full. 
Entireness,  En-tjr-nc.>!,  n.  totuliti;  kumpletnu^. 
E.vtirety.  En-tjr-ti,  «.  koraiilElnfs:  hulnes. 
Entitle.  En-tj-tl,  v.  t.  tu  dij^nit'i  wid  a  tjtl;  tu 

giv  II  tjtl  nr  Q  rjt  tu;  tu  sq|>iTskrjb:  tu  stil. 
Entity,  Eu'ii-ti,  n.  gumtig  hwiq  iz;  a  real  oti\). 
Entoil,  En-t/'fl,  r.  t.  tu  einn^r:  tu  enUiflgl. 
ENTojiATOORAniy,  En-l<j-ma-tog-ra-fi,  n.  a  dis- 

kur.-"  (Ill  (fi-  IcibiUsov  ins'okt.-s. 
Entomb,  Kn-ttLra,  v.  I.  tu  put  intu  a  t(i>m. 
Entomhment.  En-t»ijm-incnt,  m.  beriiil. 
Entomoline,  En-t«iui-o-lin,  h.  a  sub^tans  or  prin- 

Hipl  k'liiUind  iu  ds  intt^gyqincnts  ov  in-^ckts. 
Entomolite,  ED-tom-o-l{t,   n.   a  pctrifakjon  ov 

nn  in'okt.  [tu  entuiuoloji. 

Entomological,  En-to-ino-l6j-i-kttl,    a.    rrlatiu 
Entomologist,  En-lu-mdl-o-jist,  n.  wun  verst  in 

ciituiiDluji.  [turi  ov  insckt;*. 

Entomology,  P^n-to-mdl-o-ji,  ».  de  natyqral  his- 
E.NTUAIL8,  En'iralz,  ».  pi.  inte.-itinz;  bisclz. 
Entrance,  En'tnm.s,  n.  Ac  ukt  ov  entorij);  ptisaj 

fi>r  I'uUTig:  avcnq;  inijiajon:  kom^nsment. 
Entrance,  En-trdns,  v.  t.  tu  put  intu  a  trans; 

tu  in«j'int. 
Entraf,  En-trap,  v.  t.  tu  cnsn/ir;  tu  ko^  in  a 

trap.  [portqn. 

Entreat,  En-trtt,  v.  t.  tu  beg  omcstli;  tu  im- 
Entreat,  En-trtt,  r.  e.  tu  mak  entrcti. 
Entreaty,  I^n-trt-ti,  n.  pctijon;  pn^r. 
Kntrle,  Hii-trti,  n.  [/K)  cntrani:;  entri. 
Entrepot,  Hii'tr«-i>u,  n.  [/r.]  a  magazen;  a  w^r- 

b>s  fur  dcpozitio  gudz. 
Entry.  En'tri,  n.  u  pasaj;  entrans;  ingrcs. 
Entinb,  En-tqn,  v.t.  tu  tqn;  tu  qant. 
Entwine,  F^n-iwjn,  v.  I.  tu  twist  rund.    Se  {In- 

ticiiu.)  [tiogl. 

Enucleate,  F-ni^-klt-at,»  c.  t.  tu  solv;  tu  disen- 
Enucleation,   t'-nq-kle-a-JoD,    n.    cksplanaJoD; 

ek^|HJIiJon. 
Enumerate,  f-m^-mer-at,  c.  t.  tu  rckn  npsiggli; 

tu  kifiit;  tu  number. 
Enumeration,   t'-nq-mcr-6-Jon,    n.    At   akt  ov 

numlx Til):  <i  k'sntip.  [kisntic. 

Enumerative,    t'-nq-mer-a-tiv,    a.    rcknig    up: 
Enunciate,  t'-ndn-Ji-at,  r.  t.  tu  dfkl4r;  tu  pro- 

kluni:  tu  rdiit;  tu  ck-^pr^;  tu  an^ns. 
Enunciation,  r-nun-Ji-a-Jon,  «.  dcklaraJoD;  eka- 

prejim:  luanur  ov  uteran*. 
Enusciativk,  F-nrtn-Ji-a-tiv,  a.  dcklantiv. 
Enunciatort,  t'-ndn-Ji-a-to-ri,  a.  givip  utcran.*. 
Enure,  t'-nqr,  r.  «'.  <Lair.)  tu  bckdm  valid;  tu 

inqr. 
Envklop,  Envelop,  r.  i.  tu  inrip;  tu  karer;  la 

bid;  tu  surindj  tu  lin. 


Envklop,  En-r<!-op,  n.  a  raper. — 3ij  ii  At  I^- 
gli/  form  ov  {envfltipe,}  but  not  muQ  jqxd. 

Envelope,  Hii-vo-lup,  n.  [Fr.]  a  raper;  an  »t- 
ward  kni). 

Envelopment,    En-vil-op-mcnt,    n.    perplekjiti; 

entaoglinetit. 

Envenom,  En-v6n-om,  r.  t.  tu  tant;  tu  p<rxn;  tu 

ennij.  [ijrabl. 

Enviable,  En'vi-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  ekiijt  envi;  dc- 
Envier,  En'vi-cr,  n.  wun  boi  envix;  a  maJiner. 
P^NVious,  En'vi-U!),  a.  ful  ov  envi;  malijun;  jelof. 
Enviously,  En'vi-us-li,  ad.  wid  envi;  wid  malig- 

niti.  (r*'- 

Environ,  En-vj-ron,  r.  t.  tu  surind;  tu  enkdm- 
E.NViRONS,  En-vj-ronz,  or  En'vi-roni,  n.pl.  plas- 

ez  ndjascnf;  naborhud. 
Envoy,  En'vff,  n.  a  gi>crBl  publik  minister  wnt 

from  wun  p'ser  tu  andder:  a  publik  mesenjer. 
Envoysuip,  En'ver-Jip,  n.  At  ofis  ov  an  envw. 
Envy,  En'vi,  v.  t.  tu  hat  andder  for  ekselen:!  ar 

hapineii:  tu  grtv  ut  ekselfn!";  tu  gruj. 
Envy,  En'vi,  n.  jjan  or  veksajon  at  andden  gud. 
Enwrap,  F^n-rap,  r.  t.  tu  kuvcr.     Se  {lawrap.) 
Eocene,  t-''o-sf  n,  a.  {  Gejil.}  notijj  dc  ferst  ov  de 

gubdivi^onz  intu  hwic  de  terjiari  jieriod  ov  de 

crt  iz  divjded  bj  jtoluji.sts. 
EoLir,  i^;-6l-ik,  a.  rtlatio  tu  V-ciWa.     Se  (^Jic.) 
Eolipile,  t' ol-i-pji,  II.  a  holo  bol  ov  metal,  wid 

a  ]  jp,  tu  Jo  Ac  ridjtik  pucr  ov  stem. 
Eon,  K'on,  n.  a  vortyq  or  pcrfckjon; — a  t?rm  ytl«d 

in  Ac  inctafizik<<  ov  I'lntu. 
Epact,  tVpakt,  n.  de  cksesov  At  solar  mnnt  abdv 

Ac  Iqnar,  and  ov  de  Jkalar  yer  abdv  de  Iqnar. 
Epanalei'sis,  Ep-a-na-lep-sis,  n.  [Gr.]   {Jihft.} 

repEtiJun.  (ina, 

Eparch,  Ep'ark,  n.  a  guvemor  ov  a  Grrjan  prov- 
Epaulment,  F-pi'.l-ment,  n.  [Fr.]  (Fcrt.)  a  »jd- 

wurk  lusd  ov  ert,  gabionz.  As. 
Epaulet,  Ep-o-let,  n.  a  Julder-not. 
Epenthesis,  t'-jien-te-i'is,  n.  [(Jr.]  {Gram.}  At 

insfrjon  ov  a  letor  in  de  midl  ov  a  wurd. 
Epha,   E'ta,  n.  a  Ilebnn  mcjqr  ov  fiften  solid 

inqez. 
Ephemera,  F-fem-e-ro,  n.  [Gr.]  a  fever  dat  ter- 

iniimt.-<  in  wun  da:  an  insekt  dat  livi  onli  wun  da. 
Ephemeral,  i^'-f^m-e-ral,  a.  djdmal;  beginig  aod 

fii'liji  in  a  dn:  Jort-ljvd. 
Epiiemeran,  T-fem-E-ran,  n.  a  neopterus  insekt. 
Ephkmeric,  F-fein  e-rik,  a.  d^drnal;  beginig  and 

ondij)  in  a  da:  /ort-ljvd. 
Ephemeris,  F-fem-E-ris,   n.   [Gr.]  pi.  T-f^m-e- 

ri-<lrz:   a  jurn.Tl:  a  kniendar;  an  ak'snt  ov  At 

dnii  mojonz  and  sityqajonz  ov  de  plancU*. 
Ephemerist,  L'-fdm-c-rist,   n.    wun  hat  keps  a 

jurnul. 
Epuemeron,  r-f(?m-c-ron,  n.  an  insekt  or«rurTa 

dut  livz  but  a  da.  [»Hr. 

Ephialter,  Ef-i-al-tEZ,  n.  [Gr.]   {Med.)    Ac  njl- 
Ephod,  Ef'od,  N.  a  g^rdl  or  ornament  worn  h\  At 

JqiJ  prrsta. 
Epuoe,  Ef'or,  n.  a  Ppqrtan  maji.«tnit. 
Epic,  Ep'ik,  a.  narativ:  hrroik;— apljd  tu  pootri 
Epic,  Ep'ik,  n.  an  epik,  brruik,  or  narativ  |<L>om   • 
Epicariuan,  Ep-i-kar-i-dan,  n.  an  ekwal  futcd 

kru.-^tajan.  (ikqrp. 

Epicarp,  Ep'i-kqrp,  n.  de  ekat^mal  laerov  dr  pcr- 
Epicedian,  Ep-i-.sf-di-an,  a.  elrjiak:  momful. 
EpicEDiUM,  Ep-i-s^-di-um,  ii.  [L.\  an  ^lrji;a  fi^- 

ncrnl  poem. 
Epicene,  Ep'i-srn.  a.   komon  tu  bol  »cksct;  or 

bot  kjndz:— apljd  tu  I^atin  n'sni. 
Epicure,  Ep'i-kqr,  n.  wun  holli  givn  tu  Idk^ynri. 
Epicurean,  Ep-i-kq-rt-an,  ».  wun  ov  de  »ckt  or 

Epikqrus:a  voldpiyqnri. 
Epicurean,  Ep-i-kq-rr-on,  a.  brl6oig  tu  Epik^- 

riu;  devoted  tu  plejqr;  luluyqriui. 


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Epicukeanism,  Ep-i-kq,-r8-an-iz-m  er  Ep-i-kq,- 

re-an-iz-m,  n.  &z  doktrin  ov  Epikn,rus. 
Epicukism,  Ep'i-kq,-riz-iii,  n.  luksyii,ri;  voldptyr^- 

usnes. 
Epicycle,  Ep'i-sj-kl,  n.  a.  litl  serkl  hcDz  senter  iz 

in  At  serkumf«rens  ov  a  grater  serkl. 
Epicvcloid,  Ep-i-sj-klerd,  n.  a  spEJez  ov  kurv  Ijn. 
Epidemic,  Ep-i-dem-ik,  n.  a  dizez  dat  ataks  meni 

personz  at  ds  sam  tjm. 
Epidemic,  Ep-i-dem-ik,  )   a.   jenerali    pre- 

Epidemical,  Ep-i-dem-i-kal,  i       valii);    jeueral: 

afektii)  grat  numbcrz,  az  de  plag. 
Epideemis,  Ep-i-der-mis,  n,  [(?/•.]  de  skqrf-skin; 

ds  kiitikl. 
Epidote,  Ep'i-dot,  n.  a.  spejez  ov  mineral. 
Epigeum,  Ep-i-JE-um,  n.   [Z.]    dat   pefnt  ov   de 

moDDz  erbit  hwiq  iz  nerest  tia  de  ert;  sam  az 

perijr.  [ds  lariijks. 

Epiglottis,  Ep-i-gl6t-is,  n.  [6rr.]  a  kqrtilaj  ov 
Epigkam,  Ep'i-gram,  n.  a  Jert  poem  endip  in  a 

pffnt. 
Epigrammatic,  Ep-i-gram-at-ik,  >  a.  delig 

Epigeammatical,  Ep-i-gram-at-i-kal,  i      in  epi- 

gramz;  lik  an  epigram;  pented. 
Epigrammatist,  Ep-i-gram-a-tist,  n.  a  rjter  ov 
■     epigramz. 

Epigraph,  Ep'i-graf,  n.  a  tjtl;  an  inskripjon. 
Kpilhpsy,  Ep'i-lep-si,  n.  a  konvuljon;  felii)  siknes. 
EpiLEHiXic,  Ep-i-lep-tik,  )   a.  relatii)   tu,  er 

Epileptical,  Ep-i-lep-ti-kal,  i         afekted    wid, 

epilepsi;  konvulst.  [epilog. 

Epilogistic,  8-pil-o-jis-tik,  a.  pertanig  tia  an 
Epilogue,  Ep'i-log,  n.  a  poem  er  speq  adrest  tu 

spektatorz  at  de  end  ov  a  pla. 
Epiphany,  S-pif-a-ni,  »i.  a  festival  in  komemo- 

rajon   ov   ■sr   Savyorz   beig   manifested  tu   de 

wurld  bj  a  stqr,  beig  de  12t  da  after  Krismas. 
Epiphonema,   Ep-i-fo-ne-ma,  n.    [Gr.]  {Hhet.) 

an  eksklamajon.  ,  [i. 

Epiphora,  S-pif-o-ra,  n.  [GV.]  {Med.)  de  -woteri 
Epiphysis,    8-pif-i-sis,   n.  {Med.)    akrejon;    de 

pqrt  aded.  [ov  kljmaks. 

Epiploce,  8-pip-lo-se,  n.  [G-r.'\  {Rhet.)  a.  sort 
Episcopacy,  8-pis-ko-pa-si,  n.  a  guvernment  bj 

bijops. 
Episcopal,  8-pis-k(a-pal,  a.  relatii)  tu  episkopa- 

si;  vested  in  a  bijop;  episkopalian. 
Episcopalian,  8-pfs-ko-pa-li-an,  a.  relatiij   tu 

episkopasi.  [tu  episkoipasi. 

Episcopalian,  8-pis-ko-pa-li-an,  n.  an  adherent 
Episcopally,  8-pis-ko-pal-i,  ad.  in  an  episkopal 

maner. 
Episcopate,  8-pis-ko-pat,  n.  de  of  is  ov  a  biJop. 
Episode,  Ep'i-sod,  n.  insidental  narativ;  digrejon. 
Episodic,  Ep-i-s6d-ik,  >   a.  pertanig  tu,  or 

EPiSjpoiCAL,  Ep-i-s6d-i-kal, )       kontand    in,  an 

episod;  digresig. 
Epistle,  8-pis-l,  n.  a  letcr;  a  rjtig  sent. 
Epistolary,  8-pis-t(D-la-ri,  a.   relatig  tu  leterz 

or  epislz. 

Epistrophe,  8-pis-tro-fE,  n.  [Gr.']  {Bhet.)  a 
,  i\gy\\r  bj  hwiq  sentensez  end  wid  de  sam  Tvurd 
•■    er  fraz. 

Epistyle,  Ep'i-stjl,  n.  {Arch.)  an  qrkitrav. 
Epitaph,  Ep'i-taf,  71.  au'inskripjou  on  a  monyi],- 

ment. 
Epitaphic,  Ep-i-taf-ik,  a.  pertanig  tu  an  epitaf. 
Epithalanium,  Ep-i-ta-la-ni-um,  n.  [i.]  a  nup- 

Jal  sog. 
Epithet,  Ep'i-tet,   «.   au  adjektiv  denotig   eni 

kwoliti,  gud  or  bad;  a  term;  a  tjtl. 
Epitome,  8-pit-(u-me,  n.  an  abrijment;  an  ab- 

strakt. 
Epitomist,  8-pit-c)-mist,        )  ,    .. 

Epitomize^,  8-pit-G)-mji-er,  \  "•  '^^  '^''"J^^" 
Bktojuze,  8-pit-o-miz,  v.  t.  tu  abrij;  tu  rEdq,s. 


Epizoan,  Ep-i-zo-an,  n.  a  parasitik  animal. 

E  PLURiBUS  unum,    8  jjlii-ri-bus^  yxi-num,    [Z.] 

wun  ov  meni. — cIe  moto  ov  de  YT^njled  Stats; — 

de    ah|3on   iz    tu  de   formajon  ov  wun  federal 

guvernment  ist  ov  several  independent  stats. 
Epoch,  Ep'ok,  er  8'pok,  )   n.  a  remqrkabl  period 
Epocha,  Ep'o-ka,  )       ov  tjm:  an  era. 

Epode,  Ep'od,  71.  de  stanza  foloig  de  strofi  and 

de  antistrofi;  an  adijonal  od. 
Epopee,  Ep-o-pe,  n.  an  epik  er  heroik  poem. 
Epsom,  Ep'som,  a.   notig   a   spejez   ov   purgativ 

solts  fisnd  at  Epsom,  in  Iggland. 
Epulary,  Ep'yn,-la-ri,  a.  belogig  tu  fests  er  bag- 

kwets.  [ment. 

EpuLOTiC,  Ep-yn-16t-ik,  n.  a  sikatrjzig  medika- 
Equability,    8-kwa-bil-i-ti,    n.    evnnes ;    yn,ni- 

fermiti. 
Equable,   Ek'wa-bl,  or  8'kwa-bl,   at   ekwal    tu 

itself;  evn:  yi\,niform  in  el  pqrts.  [li;  cvnli. 

Equably,  Ek'wa-bli,  w  8'kwa-bli,  ad.  yi\niferm- 
Equal,  8'kwal,  a.    Ijk    andder;    evn;    yi^niferm; 

just.  [merit. 

Equal,  8'kwal,  n.  wun  ov  de  sam  aj,  ragk  er 
Equal,  8'kwal,  v.  t.  tu  mak  ekwal;  tu  be  ekwal 

tu.  [liknes;  yunifermiti. 

Equality,  8-kw61-i-ti,  n.  stat  ov  beig  ekwal; 
Equalization,  S-kwal-i-za-Jon,  n.    de    akt    ov 

e'kwaljzig:  ekwoliti.  [tkwal. 

Equalize,  8'kwal-jz,  v.  t.  tu  mak  evn;  tu  mak 
Equally,  S'kwal-i,  ad.  in   de  sam  degrs;  yi^ni- 

fermli. 
Equalxess,  8'kwal-nes,  n.  ekwoliti. 
Equangular,    8-kwag-gix-lar,    a.    havig    ekwal 

agglz.     Se  {Equiangular.)  [kompo3q,r. 

Equanimity',  8-kwa-nuii-i-ti,  n.  evnnes  ov  mjnd; 
Equation,  8-kwa-Jon,  n.  de   akt  ov  brigig  tigz 

tu  an  ekwoliti;  de  sam  kwontiti  eksprest  difer- 

entli. 
Equator,  8-kwa-tor,  n,  a  grat  serkl  hwiq  divjdz 

de  ert  intu  tea  ekwal  pqrts,  nert  and  sift. 
Equatorial,  8-kwa-tQ-ri-al,  a.  pertanig   tu  de 

ekwator. 
Equerry,  Ek'wer-i,  n.  a  stabl  fer  hersez;  an  ofis- 

er  hiD  haz  de  kqr  ov  hersez. 
Equestrian,  8-kwes-tri-an,  a.  relatig  tu  a  njt, 

tu  a  hersman,  er  hersmanjip. 
EtiuiANGULAR,  8-kwi-ag-gi:i,-lar,  a.  havig  ekwal 

agglz.  [ekwal  legt. 

Equicrural,  8-kwi-kr(f>-ral,  a.  havig  legz  ot 
Equidistant,  8-kwi-dis-tant,  a.  beig  at  de  sam 

distans.  [distans. 

Equidistantly,  8-kwi-dis-tant-li,  ad.  at  de  sam 
Equiformity,    S-kwi-ferm-i-ti,     n.      yr^niferm 

ekwoliti.  [ekwal. 

Equilateral,  8-kwi-lat-er-al,  a.  havig  el  sjdz 
Equilibration,    8-kwi-li-bra-Jon,    n.    ekwiperz; 

evn  balans. 
Equilibrious,  8-kwi-lib-ri-us,   a.   ekwali  perzd, 
Equilibriously,  8-kwi-lib-ri-us'-li,  ad.  in  ekwi- 

perz.  [a  tig. 

Equilibrist,  S-kwil-i-brist,  n.  wan  dat  balansez 
Equilibeity,  8-kwi-lib-ri-ti,  n.  ekwoliti  ov  wat. 
Equilibrium,  8-kwi-lib-ri-um,  n.  [L.]  ekwipffz; 

ekwoliti  ov  wat;  a  stat  ov  beig  balanst. 
Equinal,  8-kwin-al,  )  1  .•    ^     i. 

Equine,  S'kwjn,         )  ^-  ''^^^'"S  t^i  hersez. 
Equinoctial,  S-kwi-nok-Jal,  a.  pertanig  tu  de 

ekwinoks. 
Equinoctial,  8-kwi-n6k-Jal,  n.  a  grat  serkl  ov 

de  selestyal  sfer,  nu  komonli  keld  de  ekwator. 
Equinox,  8'kwi-noks,  n.  de   presjs  tjm  in   hwiq 

de  sun  enterz  intu  de  ferst  pernt  ov  flriez  er  Lj- 

bra,  hwen  de  njts  and  daz  qr  ov  ekwal  legt. 
Equinumerant,  8-kwi-nii,-mer-ant,  a.  havig  de 

sam  numberz. 
Equip,  8-kwip,  v.  t.  tu  f urnij;  tu  aka)terj  tu  dres. 


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Equipage,  Ek'wi-paj,  n.  furnityq,r  for  a  horsman; 

a  karij;  rctinti;  aka>l«;rm<;nts. 

Equipenpency,  t'-kwi-p^n-dcD-si,  n.  de  akt   ov 

hujjio  in  tkwipflrz.  [fdruityiir. 

Equipment,  T-kwip-ment,  n.  de  akt  pv  ekwipig; 

Equipoise,  E'kwi-pffr,  n,  ekwoliti  ov  wat;  ckwi- 

libnijon.  [or  p7tT. 

Equipollence,  E-kwi-p61-ens,  n.  ekwoliti  ov  fors 

Equipollent,  8-kwi-p6l-ent,  a.  havig  ekwul  pij- 

er  or  furs.  [iti  ov  wat. 

Equipondekance,  8-kwi-p6n-der-an3,  n.  ekwol- 

Equipondebant,  t;-kwi-p<5n-der-ant,  a.  beifl  ov 

de  rMUj  wnt.  [ekwul. 

Equipo.ndebate,  F-kwi-p6n-der-at,  v.  i.  tu  wa 
Equibotal,  t'-kwi-ru-Uil,  H.  huvig  ekwal  rotajdn. 
Equitable,  Ek'wi-ta-bl,  a.  parlakip   ov   ckwiti; 

ju.st;  rjt;  im|>qrjal;  fq,r. 
Equitableness,  Kk'wi-ta-bl-nes,  n.  justnes. 
Equitably.  Ek'wi-ta-bli,  ad.  justli:  impqrjali. 
Equitant,  Ek'wi-tant,  a.  rjdip  on  hijrsbak. 
Equity,  Ek'wi-ti,  n.  justi?;  rit:  onesti;  iiupqrjial- 

iti.     In  Jai,  de  korekjon  ov  komon  lo;  qanseri. 
Equivalence,  S-kwiv-a-lcns,  n.  ekwoliti  ov  puer 

or  wurt.  [merit  or  piser. 

Equivalent,  F-kwiv-a-lent,  a.  ekwal  in  vulyq, 
Equivale.nt,  fc'-kwiv-a-lent,  n.  a  tig  ov  de  sum 

valyn,.  [manor. 

Bquivalently,  8-kwiv-a-lent-li,  ad.  in  an  ekwal 
Equivocal,  t-kwiv-o-kal,  a.  ambigynus;  unser- 

ten:  d-stful.  [d-stfuli. 

Equivocally,  S-kwir-o-kal-i,  ad.  ambigyqusli; 
Equivocalness,  fc'-kwiv-o-kal-nes,  «.  slat  ov  be- 

ig  ekwivokal. 
Equivocate,  i'-kwiv-o-kat,  v.  i.  tu  yqi  ckwiv- 

okajon;  tu  evad:  tu  kwibl. 
Equivocatio.v,  C-kwiv-o-ka-Jon,  «.   de  akt  ov 

rkwivokatig;   a    kwibl;   evajon;    ambigi],iti  ov 

spcq.  [okats. 

Equivocatoe,  F-kwir-o-ka-tor,  n.  wunbcoekwiv- 
Equivoke,  Ek'wi-vok,  or  t'kwi-vok,  n.  an  am- 

bijn'qus  cksprejon;  ckwivokajon;  a  kwibl. 
Eb,  Er,  Q  silabl  in  dc  midl  ov  namz  ov  plascz,  hwiq 

kumz  bi  kontrakjon   from  de   Sakson  {wara,) 

dwelerz.    At  de  end  ov  a  wurd,  it  nots  de  in- 
habitant ov  a  plas;  az,  Lund</ner. 
Eea,  F'ra,  n.  an  cpok;  a  period  or  pmit  ov  tjm.    , 
Ebadiate,  8-ra-di-at,  v.  t.  tu  Joit   Ijk  a  ra;  tu 

radiat.  [tu  end. 

Ebadicate,  8-rad-i-kat,  v.  t.  tu  pul  upbj  de  WiU; 
Eeadication,  8-nid-i-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  erad- 

ikutif):  cksterpajon. 
Eradicative,    t-rad-i-ka-tiv,   a.   dat   eradikat^ 

nbtig  up. 
Erase,  8-rHS,  r.  <.  tu  ekspdnj;  tu  rubist;  tuefas.,  jEbuptive,  8-rup-tiv,  a.  bursti{)   fort;   havip   an 


Eraseiient,  8-ras-mcnt,  n.  de  akt  ov  erasig;  ob- 

litorajim. 
Erasion,  8-ra-5on,  n.  &t  akt  ov   crasij);  era^qr. 
Erastian,  8-rist-yan,  or  8-ras-ti-an,  n.  a  foluer 

ov  i'rastus. 
Erastianism,  8-rdst-yan-ii-in,  n.  de   doktrin   ov 

de  t'nwtyanz. 
Erasure,  8-ra-3tiir,  n.  de  akt  ov  erasi^):  ra^r. 
Ere,  Ar,  ad.  befur;  s<i>ner  dan; — prtp.  befur. 
Erebus,  Er'e-bui<,  n.  de  loer  wurld;  bel;  dqrknes. 
Erect,  8-r<^kt,  c.  t.  tu  plas  uprjt;  tu  raz. 
Erect,  8-rekt,  a.  uprjt;  not  Icnij):  ferm:  intent. 
Erection.  8-r6k-J<>n,  n.  At  aktovrazio;  elevajon. 
Erective.  8-rek-tiv,  a.  razig;  advunsip. 
Erectness.  8-r«Jkt-nc.«,  ii.  liprjtaes  ov  ixjstyqr. 
Erector,  8-r6k-tor,  n.   wun  bin  razcz  or  kon- 

striikto!. 
Erelong,  Ar-lop,  ad.  befiir  log. 
Eremite,  Er'e-mjt,  n.  a  hermit; — a  mineral. 
Eremitical,  Er-e-mit-i-kal,  a.  seklqdcd;  sdlitari. 
Erenow,  Ar-nr,  ad.  bef<ir  dis  tim. 
Erkftion,  8-r6p-JoD,*  n.  a  takip  awa  bj  for>. 


Frewbile,  Ar-hwil,  ad.  8um  t{m  ag6. 

Ergo,  EHgo,    ad.    [L.]    {L)gic)   d^rfor;    konse- 

kwcutli. 
Ergot,  Er'got,  n.  a  morbid  ckskr^aciu  in  grao. 
Eringo,  8-ri{)-g(j,  n.  a  jenua  ov    plants;  de  m- 
holi.  [fur. 

Ermine,  Er'm<n,  n.  a  spejez  ov  animal  eoid  ita 
Kbmineu,  Er'mind,  a.  kiudd  wid  ^-rmin. 
Kbode,  8-r6d,  c.  t.  tu  et  awa;  tu  korud. 
Ebosion,  8-rc)-3on,  n.  At  akt  ov  etig  awa. 
Ebotic,  8-r6t-ik,  t  ,  .•     .     , 

Ebotical,  8-r6t-i-kal,  \  ^-  "^"^'0  ^'^  '"^'• 
Ebpetology,  Er-pe-t<51-o-ji,  n.  dat  pqrt  ov  nit- 

vural  histxiuri  hwiq  trets  ov  reptilz.     Se  {Uerpt- 

V.l.Hjy.) 
Ebb,  Er,  v.  i.  tu  mis  de  r{t  wa;  tu  stra;  tu  de- 

viat;  tu  komit  eror;  tu  miatak.  [on. 

Ebband,  Er'and,  >i.  a  mesaj;  a  mandat;  a  komij- 
Ebeant,  Er'ant,  a.  wonderig;  rovijj;  vjl;  bad. 
Ebbantly,  Er'ant-li,  ad.  in  an  erant  slat. 
Ebbata,  Er-u-ta,  n.  pi.  \_L.]    erorz    er    foils  in 

printig,  &g. 
Erbatic.  Er-.it-ik,  i   a.    wonderi^;    ir^gyii- 

Ebeatical.  Er-at-i-kal,  (       lar.  [der. 

Ebbatically,  Er-at-i-kal-i,  ad.  wid-st  laA  er  er- 
Ebratum,  Er-a-tum,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Er-a-ta;  an  eror 

in  printin,  is.  ^ 

Erbhine,  Er'{n,  a.  dat  iz  snuft  up  bi  de  v^^ 
Ebbhine,  Er'jn,  n.  a  medisin  for  de  noz. 
Ebbing,  Er'in,  p.  a.  komitip  eror;  falibl. 
Ebboneous,  Er-iJ-ne-us,  a.  beifl  in  eror;  inkor^kt; 

mistakn;  fols;  untroE);  rog. 
Ebeoneously,  Er-(d-ne-us-li,  ad.  bj  mistak;  not 

qtli.  [er6neus. 

Ebboneovsness,  Er-(5-ne-us-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beig 
Ebbob,  Er'or,  n.  [L.]   a.  mistak;   blunder;  ofens; 

sin. 
Ebse.  Ers,  n.  de  laggwaj  ov  de  Sko^   Hjlanderz. 
Ebst,  Erst,*  ad.  ferst;  fermerli;  til  n7. 
Eeubescence,    Er-q,-bes-ens,  n.   rednes;   a  bluj. 
Ebubescent,   Er-q-bes-ent,  a.   redij;    eumbwot 

red. 
Ebuct,  8-rukt,*  )       ^  .     u  i    *_        •» 

Ebuctate.  8-rdb-tat,»  f  '"•  '•  ''^  ^"^'i'  ^"^  '^«'°"*- 
Ebuctation,  Er-uk-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  belqifl: 
0  Q  bflq.  ' 

Ebudite,  Er'q-djt,  er  Er'q-dit,   a.  l?mcd;  havi^ 

criidijiin;  wel-red. 
Eeldition,   Er-q-diJ-on,    n.  nolej  obtiind  from 

buks:  litcratqr;  lernig. 
Ebuginous,  8-nf)-ji-nus,  a.  partakin  ov  koper. 
Ebuption,  i'-riip-Jon,  n.  At  aktovburstip  fart; 

Q  burst;  emiJon;^eflor6sens;  pustql;  hqmor. 


erupjon. 
Ebysipelas,  Er-i-sip-c-las,  n.  {Med.)  a   panful 

inflaiuajon  ov  At  skin,  vuigarli  kold  St.  An'to- 

nizfjr.  [sipela.'. 

Ebysipelatous,  Er-i-si-p^l-a-tus,  a.  havig   eri- 
EscALADE,  Es-k»-Iad,  n.  [/V.]  de  akt  ov  skalig 

wolz. 
EscALOP,  Skol-op,  n.  a  /el-fij;  an  indentyqr. 
Escapade,  Es-ka-pad,  n.  [Fr.]  ir^gyqlar  mojon 

ov  a  hors.  [avffd. 

Escape,  Es-kap,   r.  t.   tu  Jun;  tu  flc  from;  tu 
Escape,  Es-kap,  v.  i.  tu  flj:  tu  get  st  ov  danjer. 
Escape,  Es-kap,  n.  fljt;  a  getij)  st  ov  danjer. 
Escapement,  Es-kap-ment,  u.  dat  jiqrl  ov  a  wo<j 

or  klok  hwic  rcgyqlats  its  mjivmenls. 
EscABP,  Es-kqrj),*  f.  t.  tu  slup  d'su,  ai  a  fortifi- 

ka/on. 
EsCABPMENT.  Es-kc^rp-mcnt,  n.  a  slop. 
Eschalot,  EJ-a-16t,  n.  a  smol  onyon  er  gt^rlik. 

Sr  {iih^ill^^.} 
Eschar,  Es'kqr,  n.  {Med.}  a  skab  ar  mqrk  oo  a 

woind. 


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EsCHABOTiC,  Es-ka-rot-ik,  a.  kestik;  serig;  tend- 

ig  tu  SET  er  burn  de  skin. 
EscHAROTiC,  Es-ka-rot-ik,  »i.  a  kestik  aplikajon. 
EscuATOLOGY,  Es-ka-tol-o-ji,  n.   de   doktrin  ov 

de  last  tiijz. 
Escheat,  Es-get,  n.  a  ferfityT^,r  bj  wont  ov  j^rz. 
Escheat,  Es-qet,  v.  i.  tia  be  forfited   bj  falyixr 

ov  q,rz. 
Escheatable,  Es-qet-a-bl,  a.  Ijabl  tia  esqet. 
EscHEATOE,  Es-get-or,  n.  an  ofiser  ho)  obzervz 

esqets. 
Eschew,  Es-qi\,  v.  t.  tu  flj;  tu  avffd;  tia  Jun. 
Escort,  Es'kert,  n.  a  bodi  ov  q,rmd  men  fer  a 

gq,rd. 
Escort,  Es-kert,  v.  t.  tu  atend,  az  a  gqrd,  bj  land. 
EscOT,  Es-kot,*  n.  a  taks;   a  reknig.    It  iz   m 

Jertnd  intia  skot;  az,  "shot  and  lot."    Se  (*Si»Jt.) 
Escritoire,    Es-kri-twer,    n.    [old  Fr.]    a  boks 

wid  implements  for  rjtig;  skroitwer. 
EscuAGE,  Es'kq-aj,*  n.  a  kjnd  ov  tenyn,r  bj  de 

servis  ov  a  njt. 
Esculent,  Es'kn-lcnt,  a.  gud  fer  foad;  etabl. 
Escutcheon,  Es-kiiq-on,  ji.  de  Jeld  ov  a  famili; 

de  ensjnz  qrmorial.  [oteric.} 

Esoteric,  Es-o-ter-ik,  a.  sckret; — opozd  tu  (^- 
EsPALiER,  Es-pal-yer,  n.  a  tre  on  a  fram. 
Especial,  Es-peJ-al,  a.  prinsipal;  spejal. 
Especially,  Es-peJ-al-i,  ad.  prinsipali. 
Espial,  Es-pj-al,  n.  de  akt  ov  espjig;  sekret  ob- 

zervajon. 
EspiER,  Es-pj-er,  n.  wun  ha>  woqez  az  a  spj. 
Espionage,  Es'pi-o-naj,  er  Es'pi-o-n^s,  n.  a  klos 

wo<5;  de  praktis  ov  a  spj. 
Esplanade,  Es-pla-nad,  n.  [Fr.]  {Fmi.)  de  slop- 

ig  ov  a  kunterskqrp  taardz  de   opn  kuntri;  a 

glasis; — a  gras-plot.  [piszig. 

Espousal,  Es-p-sz-al,  a.  relatig  tu  de  akt  ov  es- 
EspousALS,  Es-p-8z-alz,    n.  pi.   a  kontraktig   er 

miityi|al  promis  ov  marij. 
Espouse,  Es-p'sz,  v.  t.  tu  betrot;   tu   mari;   tu 

defend.  [tanz. 

EspousER,  Es-p'sz-er,  n.  wun  hoo  esp'szez  er  man- 
EspRiT  DE  corps,  Es-pre  de  kcir,  [Fr.]  de   spirit 

ov  de  bodi;  de  kerporajon  spirit. 
Espy,  Es-pj,  v.  t.  tu  se  at  a  distans;  tu  diskuver. 
Espy,  Es-pj,  v.  i.  tu  woq;  tu  luk  ab'st. 
Esquimau,  Es'ke-mo,  n.  a   trjb  ov  Indianz;   de 

aborijinal  inhabitants  ov  Labrador. 
Esquire,  Es-kwjr,  n.  q  tjtl  ov  a  justis  ov  de  pes, 

&s.;  orijinali  de  Jeld-b^rer  ov  a  njt;  de   tjtl   ov 

digniti  in  Ipgland  nekst  beldj  a  njt;  and  bj  kur- 

tesi,  a  tjtl  ckstendcd  indefiuitli  tu  men  ov  liber- 
al profejonz  and  pursii,ts. 
Esquire,  Es-kwjr,  *;.  t.  tu  atend;  tu  wat  on. 
Essay,  Es-a,  v.  t.  tu  atemt;  tu  trj;  tu  endevor; 

tu  mak  ckspcriment  ov. 
Essay,  Es'a,  ».  an  atemt;  a  trjal;  a  Jort  tretiz  er 

discrtajon;  a  trakt. 
EsSAYER,  Es-a-er,  n.  wun  ha>  esaz. 
Essayist,  Es'a-ist,  &r  Es-a-ist,  n.  a  rjter  ov  esaz. 
Essence,  Es'ens,  n.  de  natyi]_r,  substans,  er  beig 

ov  enitii):  egzistcns; — perfum;  sent. 
Essence,  Es'ens,  v.  t.  tu  perfi|,m;  tu  sent. 
Essential,  Es-en-Jal,  a.  nfeesari;  veri  important; 

prinsipal;  pvir;  hjli  rektifjd. 
Essentiality,  Es-en-Ji-al-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

beig  esonjal.  [er. 

Essentially,  Es-en-Jal-i,  ad.  in  an  escnjal  man- 
EssoiN,  Es-ffn,  n.  {Law)  an  egzemjon;  a  person 

ekski^zd;  an  ekski'],s. 
Establish,  Es-tab-liJ,   v.  t.    tu   setl  fermli;  tu 

fiks;  tu  ratifj. 
Establisuer,  Es-tab-liJ-er,  n.  wun  hoo  establijez. 
Establishment,   Es-tab-liJ-ment,    n.    setlment; 

f ikst    stat;    ferm;    f ■sndajon;    al'sans ;    inkum ; 

salari. 


[  Estaoade,  Es-ta-k4d,  n.  {Fr.]  a  djk  konstrdkted 

wid  pjlz  in  de  se,  a  river,  or  a  moras,  tu  hinder 

de  entrans  ov  an  enemi. 
Estafette,  Es-ta-fet,  ?i.  [Fr.'\  a.  militari  kcorier. 
Estate,   Es-tat,   n.    kondijon;  fertyq^n;    pozejon; 

ragk; — pi.  klasez  er  reprezentativz  ov  Q  pepl  hca 

tak  a  pqrt  in  de  guvernment. 
Esteem,  Es-tem,  v.  t.  tu  valyij,;  tu  prjz;  tu  rat; 

tu  respekt;  tu  regqrd;  tu  tigk. 
Esteem,  Es-tem,  n.  estimajon;  hj  regqrd;  respekt; 

frendjip.  [^stimabl. 

EsTEEMABLE,  Es-tem-a-bl,    a.    wurdi   ov  estem; 
Esteemer,  Es-tem-er,  n.  wun  hoo  estemz. 
Esthetics,   Es-tet-iks,   ji.   pi.    de  sjens  dat  trets 

ov  de  bv|,tiful.     Ilitn  elso  {(Esthetics. ) 
Estimable,    Es'ti-ma-bl,  a.  wurdi  ov  estem;  val- 

yil,abl.  [estem. 

Estimableness,     Es'ti-ma-bl-nes,     n.    dezervig 
Estimate,    Es'ti-mat,    v.  t.  tu  rat;  tu  set  a  val- 

yil  on. 
ESTIMATE}  Es'ti-mat,  n.  komp^tajon;  kalkqlajon; 

valyi],;  valyi],aJon;  aprazment;  estimajon. 
Estimation,  Es-ti-ma-Jon,  n.  cDpinyon;  estem;  val- 

yiiajon.  [justig. 

Estimative,    Es'ti-ma-tiv,  a.   komp^rig  and  ad- 
EsTiMATOR,  Es'ti-ma-tor,   «.  wun  hcD  estimats;  a 

valyner. 
EsTiVAL,  Es'ti-val,  a.  pertanig  tu  de  sumer. 
Estop,  Es-top,  v.  t.  {Law}    tu  bqr;  tu  stop. 
EsTO  PEEPETUA,     Es'to  per-pet-yn,-a,     [L.]     is 

peipetyiial; — ma  dis  institi\,Jon  be  permanent. 
Estopped,  Es-topt,  a.  {Law)  under  an  estopel. 
Estoppel,    Es-top-el,  71.  an  akt  dat  b^rz  a  legal 

proses. 
Estovers,  Es-to-verz,  n.  pi.  nesesariz  al^sd  bj  le. 
Esteade,    Es-trad,  n.    \_Fr.]  a  level  plas;  a  hjer 

pqrt  ov  a  camber.  [yenat. 

Estrange,  Es-tranj,  v.  t.  tu  mak  stranj;  tu  al- 
EsTEANGEMENT,  Es-tranj-ment,  n.  alyenajon; dis- 
tans. [iv  hers, 
EsTRAPADE,  Es-tra-pad,  n.  [Fr.]  de  aktovarest- 
EsTEAY,  Es-tra,  n.  a  best  lost  er  wonderig;  a  stra . 
EsTEEAT,  Es-tret,  n.  a  troo  kopi  ov  an  orijinal  rjt- 

"J- 
Estreat,  Es-tret,  v.  t.  {Law)  tu  ekstrakt;  tu  kopi. 
EsTEEPEMENT,    Es-trep-mcnt,    n.     {Law)    sperl; 

wast  ov  land. 
Esteich,   Es'triq,    n.  a  f jn  d-sn  dat  Ijz  imediatli 

under  de  f  ederz  ov  de  ostricj. 
Estuaey,  Est'yq-a-ri,  n.  an  qrm  ov  de  se;  a  frif). 
Estuate,  Est'yn,-at,  v.  t.  tusweland  raj;  tuberl. 
Estuation,  Est'yn,-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  berlig;  aj- 

itajon. 
EsuEiNE,  Ej'ii-rin,*  a.  korodig;  etig. 
Etat-majoe,  a-tq-ma-jor,  n.  [/)'.]  a  spesifik num- 
ber ov  ofiserz,  belogig  tu  de  sam  kor. 
Et  CjETEEa,  Et  set-8-ra,  [L.]  dez  wurdz,  az  elso 

de   kontrakjon,   {etc.)  er  {&c.)  denot,  and  ds 

rest,  and  so  on,  er  and  so/orfi. 
Etch,  Eq,    v.  t.  tu  engrav  on  koperbj  menz  ov 

akwa-fertis. 
Etching,  Eq'ig,  n.  a  metod  ov  engravig  on  kop- 

er  bj  menz  ov  akwa-fertis;  an  imprejon  from  a 

dreig  skect  on  metal. 
Eteenal,  fc-ter-nal,  a.  wid-st  beginig  erendiin- 

finit;  endles;  perpetyq^al;  everldstig;  konstant. 
Eternal,  S-ter-nal,  n.  dat  hwiq  iz  endles; an  ap- 

clajon  ov  God. 
Eternally,  S-tdr-nal-i,  ad.  wid'st  beginig  er  end. 
Eternity,  8-ter-ni-ti,  v.  t.  anatribqt  ov  de  De- 

iti;  dqrajon  widest  end,  [les. 

Eternize,  S-ter-njz,  v.  t.  tu  mak  eternal  erend- 
Etesian,  g-te-gi-an,    a.    notig  windz  dat  bio  at 

stated  tjmz;  periodikali. 
Ethal,  8'tal,  n.  a  substans  formd  bj  de  saponifi- 

kajon  ov  sp^rmaseti. 


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Etiiks,   r'tor,  n.  an  dlcment; — a  fliyd  supdizd  tu 

Lf  iiiU(;  finer  unj  nirer  dun  nr,  uiid  tu  okiipj  de 

ht-'viili  8i»ii!i  from  dt  toruiiimjon  ov  de  ulinusfir; 

ek.si'dioli  vuliitil,  iiiilauiubl  uiid  iutukiiikatio. 
Ktiiereous,   t'-tf-ri-us,  a.  lorinduv  ctcr;  buvnli. 
IvTiiKRiAi^  I'-te-ri-al,  a.  formdov  etcr;  Kclodtyul. 
Etukkialisu,  H-ti-n-al-hm,  n.  de  kwuliti  uv  be- 

ij)  ttirial. 
Etuio,  Kt'ik,  (  a.    relatiy  tuctika  or  motalz; 

Ethical,  Kt'i-kul.  j      inoml. 
Etuically,  Et'i-kal-i,  a-l.  in  an  ctika!  mancr. 
Ethics,    Et'ikii,  n.  pi.  de  siens  ov  morals;  mural 

filu.-<ufi;  inuraliti. 
Ethiop,    i''ti-up,   n.  a  nativ  or  8tiapiu;a  blaka- 

nuDr. 
Ethnic,  P^t'nik,  t    a.  hedcn;   pagan;  relatig 

Etumoal,  Et'iii-kal,  !       tu  ctn6loji,ur  tii  rasez 

ov  mitiikjnd. 
Ethnicisu,  Et'ni-siz-m,  n.  bedcnizm;  paganizm. 
ETUNutiitArutiR,  Et-nog-ra-fer,  n.  wun  v^rst  in  ct- 

nognifi. 
Ethnogkaphical,     Et-no-graf-i-kal,    a.   rtlatio 

tu   ctnnjrrafi. 
Etunoorapuy,    Et-n6g-ra-fi,  n.  a  deskripjon  ov 

najuiiz  or  rnsez  ov  uion.  [ctnoluji. 

Etbnolooical,    Et-no-loj-i-kal,    a.    rclatiy   tu 
Etunolooist,    Et-n61-o-ji8t,  n.  wuu  v^rst  in  tt- 

noluji.  {men. 

Ethnology,    Et-n61-(a-ji,    n.  a  tretiz  on  rasez  ov 
Etuolooical,  EC-o-16j-i-kal,  a.  tretig  ov  m(;;>nil- 

iti. 
Etuology,  F-t61-o-ji,  m.  a  tretiz  on  ctiks. 
Etiolate,  b"ti-a-lat,  c  t.  tu  bw(tu  bi  ckiskhidif) 

de  sun. 
Etiolatio.n,  F-ti-o-lii-Jon,  »i.  de  hwitnij)  ov  plants 

bj  de  ek^klnym  ov  de  sunz  raz. 
Etiquktte,  Et-i-ket,    n.  [Fr.]  ^emnoni;  siviliti. 
Etui,   JJ-iwe,  n.  I/V.]  a  kas  for  twezerz,  As. 
Etymological,  Et-i-ino-Ioj-i-kal,  a.  rtlatig  tu 

ctiiiioluji. 
Etymologically,  Et-i-rao-16j-i-kal-i,  ad.  akoni- 

ill   tu  I'tiinoluji. 
Etymologist,     £t-i-m61-o-jist,    n.  wun  v^rst  in 

etimoiuji. 
Etymologizl,   Et-i-m61-o-Jiz,    v.  i.    tu  tret  on 

ftiini'ilujji. 
Etymology,  Et-i-m61-o-ji,    «.  de  dts^nt  or  dor- 

ivnjiin  ov  wurdz; — Q  tretiz   on  de  j^irts  ov  spcq. 
Etymon,    Et'i-mon,    >i.    an  orijinal  or  primitiv 

wurd. 
Eucharist,   Yi'i-ka-rint,  n.  de  Lordz  super. 
Eucharibtic,  Yii-ka-ris-tik,  )  a.  relatig  tu 

EucHARisTicAL,  Viika-ris-ti-kal,  i       de    sakra- 

nient  i>v  dr   lrf»rdz  super. 
Euchology,  Vii-kol-o-ji,  n.  a  formiilari  ov  pnircz, 

IMirtikyiiliirli  in  de  (!rek  qurq. 
EucHROiTE,    Y^-kru-jt,    «.  a  mineral  kontani)) 

kop«'r  and  qr<cnik, 
EucHYMi,  \i{  ki-mi,  «.  a  gud  jifatov  blud. 
EucBASY,    Yti-kra-si,  n.    a  gud  temperament,  or 

liolti  slat  ov   dr  bodi. 
EuDiOMKTKU,    Yii-<li-om-e-tcr,  n.  an  instnumenl 

tu  drtrrmin  Ac  purili  ov  de  %r  ergas. 
EuDioMETRT,  Yt^-di-6m-e-tri,  n.  de  qrt  ot  ascr- 

taniy  dr  iinliibnti  ov  de  nr. 
Edlooical,  Vn-16j-i-kal,  a.  kontauig  prnz. 
EuLOGiCALLY,    1  ii-16j-i-kal-i,  ad.    in  a  lodatori 

manor. 
Eulogist,  Yi\,-lu-ji.st,  n.  wun  hu>  jT^loiiioz. 
EuLUOiUM,  Yt^-16-ji-um,  n.  nam  az   {£vl<'^.} 
Eulogize,  Y>i-lu-jjz,  p.  t.  tu  komend;  tu  praz. 
EuLt)OY,  Yi'i-io-ji,  /*.  u  panrjirik;  prnz. 
Eunuch,  Yi'i-nuk,  n.  wun  dat  ix  koilratcd. 
Eunuchism,  Yii-nuk-iz-m,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  yqnuk. 
EuPKPSY,  Yi'ipop-si,  or  Yt^-p^p-si,  n.  a  guJ  di- 

JBStyOD, 


Eupeptic,  Yti-j.^p-tik,  a.  ezi  ov  dijest/oo. 
Euphkmikm,    \  I'l-feui-ix-m,  n.  de  deskrjbig  oT  an 

otuiiMV  liu.  b(  an  ofon^iv  ckifpre/on. 
Euphonic,  Vii-fon-ik,  j  a.    avodig   agreabl; 

Euphonical,  Yi^-fon-i-kal,  {      yi^oaius; hqrmo- 

aias.  [ik. 

Euphonious,  Yii-f6-ni-U!i.  a.  hqrmunius;  yi^fon- 
EuPUO.NON,  Yi'i-i'u-non,  «.   u  fjn  miizikal  iuiilni)- 

uicnt. 
KuPHONOUS,    Yi'i-fo-nus,  a.  bqrmoniun;  jri^fdnik. 
Euphony,  Yii-fu-ni,  n.  an  agreabl  nuud. 
EuFHouBiuM,    Yi^-fer-bi-um,  m.  [Z.J  a  mediain- 

al  gum;  rezin. 
Euphuism,  Yii-fq,-iz-m,  n.  ekstr^m  purili  or  fu«- 

tidius  delikasi  iu  laggwuj. 
EuPiON,  Yi'i-pi-on,  II.  u  limpid  and  hjli  inflamabl 

likwitl,  obliiiid  from  aiiiiuul  tqr.  |bolu. 

P^UPVRION,  '^'q-jjir-i-on,   n.   u   nqli   invdnted  fjr- 
Euroclyuon,  \  q-rok-li-don,  ii.  an  cslerli  wind, 

hwi(j,  in  de  Muditcrancan  partikyi^larli,  iz  vcri 

danjerus. 
European,  Yq-rOj-piJ-an,  a.  belooijj  tu  Yurop;— 

n.  a  iinliv  ov  Yij^rui). 
EuKus,  Yi'i-rus,  11.  [Z.j  de  est  wind. 
Eurythmy,  Yii-rit-mi,  n.  simctrikal  proporjon. 
Eustachian,  Y  q-sta-ki-an,  a.   {Anat.)   nutip  a 

ti^b  ek.-tcndi()  from  de  incr  s{d  ov  de  timi>anum, 

and  (jpniy  at  de  bak  ov  de  nostrilz. 
EusTVLE,  \  il-stjl,  II.  de  pro(>er  (lozijon  ov  kolumz. 
Euthanasia,  Yii-tan-u--<i-u,  i  •  j  » 

EUTHANASY,  Y,i-tau-a-si,        1  "•  "^  "'  «*"*• 
EvACUANT,  i'-vak-yq,-ant,  n.  a  purgativ  mcdisin. 
Evacuate,  K-vak-yn-at,  v.  I.   tu  mak  emti;  tu 

kwit.  [droip. 

Evacuation,  P-vuk-yii-ii-Jon,  n.  a  disij^rj;  u  wia- 
EvACUATiVE,  t"-vak-yn-a-tiv,  a.  purgativ:  evak- 

yqiitij).  Int-". 

EvACUAToa,  fc'-vak-yn,-a-tor,  n.  wun  hO)  tvakyii- 
EvADE,  t'-vud,  r.  I.  tu  eli'id;  tu  avtfd:  tu  ckwiv- 

ukat.  |ek.skurJon. 

EvAOATio.v,  Ev-a-g»i-Jon,*  ii.  de  akt  ov  wonderig; 
Evanescence,  Ev-a  n^s-ens,  n.  di^uipe rans:  u  van- 

ijil).  [tibl. 

Evanescent,  Ev-a-nfe-ent,  a.  vani/ijj;  impcrsep- 
EvANGELic,  i>-van-jel-ik,  a.  agrrabl  tu  dr  go.spcl. 
EvANOKLU'AL,  T- van-jel-i-kal,  cr  Ev-an-jel-i-kal, 
^  a.  agrrabl  tu,  or  konUiiid  in  de  gospel. 
Evangelically,   i^-van-jel-i-kal-i,   aJ,    akordip 

tu  de  gospt'l. 
EvANUELicisM,  8-van-j61-i-i)i>-ni,  n.  eranjcliknl 

l)rinsiplz.  [go.<ipcl. 

Evangelism,  F-van-jel-i»-m,  n.  de  precig  ov  de 
Evangelist,  F-\an-jcl-i«t,  n.  wun  ov  de  for  rjl- 

erz  i.v  (If  gospel  hist£>ri;  a  pretjcr  ov  de  gospel. 
Evangelize,  t--van-jcl-jz,  r.  t.  tu  instrtikt  in  d» 
_  gospel.  [vapor. 

EvAPORABLE,  8-vap-a-rabl,  a.  ezili  disipated  in 
Evaporate,  E-vap-o-rat,  r.  f.  tu  flj  awa  in  va- 

porz.  [porz. 

Evaporate,  E-vap-o-rat,  r.  t.  tu  disp^rs  in  vn- 
EvAPORATiON,  t'-vap-o-ni-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  evap- 

urati();  vujxT. 
Evasion,  t'-va-jon,  n.  subtcrfqj:  qrtifis. 
Evasive,  t-'-vii-siv,  a.  praktisig  cvnjon;  iliisiv. 
Evasively,  i'-va-siv-li,  aJ.  bj  cvajon;  rl^sivli. 
Eve,  fv,        )         A  ■ 

Even.  i''vn.  j   "•  ''^  "•"«• 
Evection,  t'-vck-Jon,  n.  cgzoltajon. 
Even,  t'vn.J  a.   level;  yqniform;  ekwal;  paralel; 

kqm:  kw^ct;  vt  ov  dot;  nut  od. 
Even,  i''vn,  r.  (.  tu  mak  rvn:  tu  level. 
Even,  T'vn,  v.  i.  tu  be  ekwal  or  level. 
F>EN,  r'vn,  ad.  verili:  Ijkwji;  su  muq  ai;  .■•til. 
Even-handed,  f'vn-hand-ed,  a.  impqr/al;  ekwi- 

tal.l. 
Etemnu,  iVvu-ij),  er  rv'nii),  n.  dt  kk»i  ov  dr  da. 


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Evenly,  8'vn-li,  ai.  ekwali;  yqniformli. 
Evenness,  8'vn-ncs,  ji.  de  stat  ov  beii)  Evn. 
Evensong,  E'^'vn-soi),  n.  a  soij  fer  de  evnig. 
Evening  star,  8'vn-ig  stqr,  n.  Venus;  de  planet 

sen  at  evnip. 
Event,  8'-vent,  n.  iji]^:  end:  insident;  konsekwens. 
Eventful,  8-vent-ful,   a.  ful  ov  events;  mo- 

uientus. 
Eventide,  8'vn-tjd,  n.  de  tjm  ov  evnip. 
Eventilate,  8-ven-ti-lat,  v.  t.  tu  ■wino;  tu  sift 

■St.  [mat;  final. 

Eventual,  f-vent-yi^-al,  a.  konsekwenjal;  ulti- 
Eventuality,  E>-vent-yn^-al-i-ti,  n.   {Fhren^   a 

propensiti  tu  tak  kognizans  ov  fakts  and  events. 
Eventually,  S-vent-yti-al-i,  ad.  in  de   event: 

liltimatli. 
Eventuate,  8-vent-yq,-at,  v.  i.  tu  ij^;  tia  hapn. 
Ever,  Ev'er,  &d.  at  eni  tjm:  at  el  timz:  elwaz. — 

FtiT  ever,  eternali. — Ever  iz  yr^zd  in  kompozijon 

in  de  sens  ov  elwaz;  az,  evergrsn. 
Everglade,  Ev'er-glad,  n.  a  trakt  ov  land  kuv- 

crd  bj  woter  er  gras. 
EvEEGREEN,  Ev'er-gren,  a.  verdant  troj-st  de  yer. 
Eveegeeen,  Ev'er-gren,  ;i.  a  plant  gren  el  de  yer. 
Everlasting,  Ev-er-ldst-ii),   a.    haviij   no   end: 

eternal.  [wid-st  end. 

Eveelastingly,    Ev-er-ldst-ig-li,    ad.    eternali; 
EvEEMOEE,  Ev-er-mor,  ad.  elwaz;  eternali. 
EvEET,  S-vert,*  f.  t.  tu  destrff;  tu  CDvertro. 
Every,  Ev'er-i,  a.  eq  wun;  el,  takn  separatli. 
Every-day,  Ev'er-i-da,  a.  komon;  okdrin  on  eni 

da.  [eq  plas. 

Everywhere,  Ev'er-i-hwiir,  Ad.  in  el  plasez;  in 
Evict,  8-vikt,  v.  t.  {Law)    tu  tak  awa  bj  legal 

proses.  [rivajon. 

Eviction,  8-vik-Jon,  n.  {Laid)  dispozejon;  dep- 
EviDENCE,  Ev'i-dens,  n.  testimoni;  pra)f;a  witnes. 
Evidence,  Ev'i-dens,  v.  t.  tu  proov;  tu  evins;  tu 

Jo. 
Evident,  Ev'i-dent,  a.  plan;  apj^rent;  notorius. 
Evidential,  Ev-i-den-Jal,  a.  afordig  evidens  er 

prttif. 
Evidently,  Ev'i-dent-li,  ad.  ap^rentli;  sertenli. 
Evil,  8'vl,  a.  not  gud;  wiked;  bad;  il. 
Evil,  8'vl,  n.  wikednes;  inji^ri;  kalamiti. 
Evil,  8'vl,  ad.  not  wel;  inji^riusli. 
EviL-DOEE,  8'vl-d(f)-er,  n.  a  malefaktor. 
Evil-eyed,  8'vl-jd,  a.  havii)  a  malignant  luk. 
Evil-minded,  8'vl-mjud-ed,  a.  malijus. 
EviLNESS,  8'vl-nes,  n.  kontrarieti  tu  gudnes. 
Evil-speaking,  8'vl-spgk-ir),  'n.  slander. 
Evince,  8-vins,  i'.  t.  tu  proDv;  tu  Jo;  tu  manifest. 
Evincible,  8-vin-si-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  praf. 
Evincive,  8-vin-siv,  a.  tendi^  tu  proDv;  indikativ. 
Evisceeate,  8-vis-er-at,  v.  i.  tu  tak  -st  de  en- 

tralz  ov. 
Evitable,  Ev'it-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  bei?)  Jund. 
Evocation,  Ev-o-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  keliij  -gt. 
Evoke,  8-v6k,  i\  t.  tu  kol  fort;  tu  kel  from. 
Evolation,  Ev-o-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  fljii)  aw&. 
Evolution,  Ev-o-hHon,  n.  de  akt  ov  unfoldij): 

a  displaig. 
Evolve,  8-v61v,  v.  i.  tu  unf61d;  tu  opn. 
Evolve,  8-v6tv,  v.  i.  tu  opn  er  diskloz  itself. 
Evulsion,  8-vul-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  plukig  er  t^r- 
Ewe,  Yij,  )i.  a  femal  Jep.  [ig  -st. 

EwEE,  "i  4,-er,  71.  a  kind  ov  piqer  fer  weter. 
Ex,  Eks,  er  Egz,  a  Latin  prepozifmi,  signif  jig  st 

ov;  fr(/m.     It  iz  prefikst  tu  namz  er  termz  ov 

ofis,  impljig  st  ov  rfis,  let;  az,  {ex-minister.) 
ExACEEBATE,  Eg-zas-cr-bat,  V.  t.  tu  egzasperat. 
Exaceebation,  Eg-zas-er-ba-Jon,  n.  egzaspera- 

Jon:  de  hjt  ov  a  dizez;  a  paroksizm. 
Exact,  Eg-zakt,   a.   akyi^rat;  kor^kt;  presjs;  par- 

tikyqlar:  strikt;  metodikal;  prigktyTi,al.  [rjt. 

Exact,  Eg-zakt,  v.  t.  tu  rEkwjV:  tu  demdnd  ov 


ExACTEE,  Eg-zakt-er,  n.  wun  hco  egzakts. 
Exaction,  Eg-zak-Jon,   n.    de   akt   ov  egzaktig; 

eksterjon;  unjust  demund:  a  tribytit. 
Exactitude,  Eg-zakt-i-tiid,  «.  egzaktnes;  njseti. 
Exactly,  Eg-zakt-li,  ad.  akqratli;  korektli;  pre- 

sjsli.  [yTi,lariti. 

Exactness,  Eg-zakt-nes,  «.  akq,rasi;  njseti;  reg- 
Exactoe,  Eg-zakt-or,  n.  wun  hoo  egzakts;  an  eks- 

terjoner.  [overstat. 

Exaggeeate,  Eg-zaj-er-at,  v.  t.  tu  hjtn;  tu 
Exaggeration,   Eg-zaj-er-a-Jon,  n.    de   akt  ov 

egzajeratig:  tco  hi  a  statment;  hjperbole. 
Exaggeeatory,   Eg-zaj-er-a-to-ri,    a.    kontanig 

egzajerajonz. 
Exalt,  Eg-zelt,  v.  t.  tu  raz;  tu  elevat;  tu  hjtn. 
Exaltation,  Eg-zel-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  egzeltig; 

elevajon. 
Exalted,  Eg-zelt-ed,  p.  a.  razd  hj;  elevated;  lof ti. 
ExALTEDNESS,    Eg-zelt-ed-nes,    n.    stat  ov   beig 

egzelted.  [egzamind. 

Examinable,  Eg-zamin-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig 
ExAMiNANT,   Eg-zam-in-ant,*  n.   wun  hO)  iz  eg- 
zamind. 
Examination,  Eg-zam-i-na-Jon,  n.    de  akt  ov 

cgzaminig:  skrcotini. 
Examine,  Eg-zam-in,  v.  t.  tu  trj;  tu  kwestyon; 

tu  serq  intu;  tu  skxootinjz;  tu  sift. 
Examinee,  Eg-zam-in-er,  n.  wun  hco  egzaminz. 
Example,  Eg-zdm-pl,  n.  sumfcig  tu  be  imitated; 

a  kopi;  patern;  model;  instans;  ilustrajon. 
Examplee,  Eg-zdm-pler,*  n.  nv  keld  sampl,  er 

sampUr. 
Exanimate,  Eg-zan-i-mat,  a.  Ijfles;  ded;  spiritles. 
ExANiMATiON,  E^-zan-i-ma-Jon,  n.  deprivajon  ov 

Ijf. 
Exanthemata,  Eks-an-tem-a-ta,    n.    pi.     [Ch'.^ 

erupjonz;  pustqlz.  [ent;  eruptiv. 

Exanthematous,  Eks-an-tem-a-tus,   a.   eflores- 
Exaech,  Eks'qrk,  n.  a  vjsrff;  Q  prefekt. 
Exaechate,  Lks'ar-kat,  n.  de  ofis  ov  an  eksqrk. 
Exaeticulation,    Eks-ar-tik-yn-la-Jon,    n.    &z 

dislokajon  ov  a  jffnt. 
Exasperate,  Eg-zas-per-at,  v.  t.  tu  provcfik;  tu 

enraj;  tu  veks;  tu  iritat;  tu  eksjt.  [perated. 
Exaspeeate,  Eg-zas-per-at,  a.  provokt;  egzas- 
Exaspekatee,  Eg-zas-per-at-er,  n.  wun  hcD  egz- 

asperats.  [kajon;  agger. 

Exaspeeation,  Eg-zas-per-a-Jon,  n.  grat  provo- 
ExCANDESCENCE,  Eks-kan-des-cns,  71.   a   hwjt  er 

grat  he t.  [hwjt  wid  het. 

ExCANDESCENT,  Eks-kan-des-ent,  n.  veri  hot; 
Ex  cathedea,  Eks  ka-te-dra,  [i.]   from  de  qq,r; 

— from  hj  etoriti. 
Excavate,  Eks'ka-vat,  er  Eks-ka-vat,  v.  t.  tu 

holo;  tu  mak  holo.  [vatig;  a  kaviti. 

Excavation,  Eks-ka-va-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  ekska- 
Excavatoe,  Eks'ka-va-tor,  n.  wun  hua  ekskavats. 
Exceed,  Ek-sed,  v.  t.  tu  go  beyond;  tu  eksel;  tu 

surpds;  tu  •stdcb. 
Exceed,  Ek-sed,  v.  t.  tu  go  to  fqr;  tu  pas  b-sndz. 
Exceeding,  Ek-sed-ig,  pp.  a.  grat  in  kwontiti, 

ekstent,  As. 
Exceedingly,  Ek-sed-ig-3i,  ad.  tu  a  grat  degre. 
Excel,  Ek-sel,  v.  t.  tu  •stdd)  in  ekselens:  tu  sur- 
Excel,  Ek-sel,  v.  i.  tu  hav  gud  kwolitiz.       [pds. 
Excellence,  Eks'el-ens,  n.  stat  ov  ckselig;  sqpe- 

rioriti:  gud  kwoliti;  digniti;  pi\,riti;  gudnes. 
Excellency,  Eks'el-en-si,  n.  ekselens;— a  tjtl  ov 

onor.  [kwoliti. 

Excellent,  Ek'sel-ent,  a.  eminent  in  eni  gud 
Excellently,  Ek'sel-ent-li,  ad.  wel  in  a  hj  degre. 
Excenteic,  Ek-sen-trik,  a.  iregyi|,lar;  anomalus; 

od;  deviatig  from  de  senter.  Sam  az  {Eccentric.) 
Except,  Ek-sept,  v.  t.  tu  lev  •stj  tu  ekskli\,d;  tu 

rejekt.  [Jon. 

Except,  Ek-sept,  v.  i.  tu  objekt;  tu  mak  objek- 


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ExcrPT,  Ek-s6pt,  prtp.  e]«klq,8ivli  ov;  not  inkliid- 

i,).  [eks^pt. 

ExctPTi so,  Ek-sfSpt-ij),  prep,  wid  ekscp/<in  cv; 
ExctPTiox,  Ek-s^p-JoD,   n.   ekskhijoii;  objokjon: 

kiivil.  U*"''/"";  f"'''- 

Excti'TiONABLE,  Ek-sdp-Jon-a-bl,  a.  liiibl  tia  ob- 
ExctiTioi'S,  Ek-sdp-Ju.'",  a,  prvij;  fruard. 
Exceptive,  Ek-^^p-tiv,  a.  inkh|,ilig  an  ck-^epjon. 
ExctPTOE,  F'k-sep-tor,  n.  wun  biB  eksopts. 
ExcERN,  Ek-sern,  v.  t.  tu  stran  -st:  tu  ik!(kr£t. 
ExcEfiPT,  Ek-9tTpt,*   n.    a   pasaj  ek.-itrakt -d;  an 

c'k^trukt.  [k-kjonz. 

ExcEHPTA,  Ek-si-'rp-ta,  n.  ]>l.  [L.]   ckstnikts;  se- 
ExCERPToa,  Ek-scrp-ior,*  n.  a  piker  or  kuk-r. 
Excess,   Ek-s^s,   u.   mor   dan   eniif;   si^pcrfUj^iti; 

cj^ziibenins:  ekstravagans;  intcmperans. 
Excessive,  Ek-s^s-iv,  a.  beyond  di|,  bundz;  ve- 

htin-nt.  [trava^ntli. 

Excessively,  Ek-ses-iv-li,  ad.  eksediiili:  cks- 
ExcKssiVE.VESS,  Ek-8«3-iv-ncs,  ii.  ekscs;  vthtraens. 
ExcuA.vuE,  Eks-^nnj,  v.  t.   tu  giv  wun  tig  for 

aniider;  tu  bqrter;  tu  komi'it;  tu  qanj. 
Exchange,  Eks-ijanj,  n.  de  ukt  ov  ekscjfinjii):  bqr- 

tor; — balans   ov   muni   ov   difcTcnt  kuntriz:^a 

pla-i  hw.-tr  inertiants  inrt.  [ek.'qsinjd. 

Exchangeable,  Ek?-(jiiiij-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be 
ExCHbtjUER,  Ek3-qek-cT,  n.  an  loglij  kort  hw:ir 

de  publik  rovcnn  iz  resevd  and  jiad,  and  ol  kasez 

rrlatio  tu  At  revfnn,  trjd. 
ExcHEQL'ER-BtLL,    Eks-(jek-cr-bil,    n.    a    bil   ov 

kri-dit  iJnd  bj  At  otoriti  ov  de  BritiJ  pqrlimcnt. 
Excisable,  Ek-s{z-a-bl,  a.  l^abl  tu  de  di{,ti  ov 

eksjz. 
Excise,  Ek-'jz,  ii.  a  taks  levid  upon  komoditiz. 
Excise.  Ek-sjz,  v.  t.  tu  k-vi  a  taks  or  eksjz. 
Exciseman,  Ek-sjz-man,  n.   an  insp^ktor  ov  ck- 

sjzil  gudz. 
Excision,  Ek-sij-on,  n.  eksterpajon;  nitin. 
Excitability,  Ek-sjt-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  kapabiliti  ov 

beio  eksjied.  [stord  up. 

Excitable,  Ek-sjt-a-bl,  a.  ezi  tu  be  ckejtcd  or 
Excitation,  Ek-si-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  eksitijj  or 

risziy. 
Excitative,  Ek-«jt-a-tiv,  a.  havip  p-ser  tu  eksjt. 
Excite,  Ek-5jt,  ».  t.  tu  rsz;  tu  animat;  tu  stor  up. 
Excitement,  Ek-sjt-ment,  n.  stat  ov  bcifl  eksjtcd; 

sensnjiin:  ajitajon;  komo/on. 
Exciter.  Ek-sjt-er,  n.  wun  h<n  eksjts  or  sterz  up. 
Exciting,  Ek-sjt-iQ,  pp.  a.  r'szij);  tondig  tu  eksjt. 
Exclaim,  Eks-klum,  v.  i.  tu  krj  -st;  tu  mak  an 

Tstkri. 
ExcLAiMER.  Eks-klam-er,  n.  wun  ha>  maks 'stkr^z. 
Exclamation,  Ek.-!-kia-ma-Jon,  n.  vehement  -51- 

krt:  klamor;— a  mqrk  (!;  indikatig  emojon  or 

wunder. 
ExCLAMATOBT,    Eks-klam-a-to-ri,    a.     kontanig 

eksklamajon.  [prohibit. 

Exclude,  Eks-klqd,  r.  t.  tu  Jut  ist;  tu  deb^r;  tu 
ExcLisiON,  Eks-khi-jon,  n.  a  Jutij)  Tst. 
ExcLisiONiST,  Eks-kiij,-5on-ist,   n.   wun  hO)  cks- 

kk|,ilz  or  df  Uirz. 
ExcLL'SiVE,  Eks-klq-siv,  a.    tcndig   tu    eksklqd: 

dtbqrii):  eks<?ptii);— oputd  tu  {Inclueice.} 
Exclusively,  Ek^-klii-siv-li,  ad.  widiit  adraitio 

anilder.  [ekskliisiv. 

ExcLisiVENESS,  Ek.><-kl4-siv-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beij) 
Excogitate,  Eks-k6j-i-tat,  c.  t.   tu  invent:  tu 

kcijitat.  ^  [itat. 

Excogitate,  Eks-k6j-i-tat,  v.  i.  tu  tigk;  tu  koj- 
EXCOGITATION,    Eks-koj-i-ta-Jon,     n.     invenjon: 

kojitafon.  [tu  ckskornqnikajon. 

ExcoMMi'NiCABLE,  Eks-kom-^-ni-ka-bl,  a.  IjabI 
ExcoMMiNiCATE,    Eks-kom-i'i-ni-kat,    c.   t.     tu 

cksklqil  I'rnm  komqnydn:  tu  cksp^l. 
Excommunicate,  Eks-kum-^-ni-kat, «.  ekikli^d- 

ed  from  de  Qurq. 


ExcoMMUNiCATio.v,  Eks-kom-ti-ni-ki-JoD,  n.  eks- 

klim.n  from  de  ft^lj/ip  ov  de  (;urq:  an  intcrdikt. 
Ex   CONCK8SO,    Eki  kon-ads-Q,   [L.]    from    hwot 

haz  bin  grunted.  [of  de  skin. 

Excoriate.  Eks-k<f>-ri-at,  r.  t.  tu  fla;  tu  strip 
KxcottiATio.v,  Eks-ku-ri-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  fla- 

iij;  11  gdip.  [puli{)  of  de  bqrk. 

ExcoRTiCATiON,  Eks-kor-ti-kii-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
Excrement,  Eks'kre-ment,  n.  alvindis<jqrjez;dug. 
Exlremental,   Eks-kre-ment-al,    a.    rtlatio   tu 

ckskrcm"nl.  [tanin  ekskrtment. 

Excrementitious,  Eks-kre-men-tiJ-us,  a.  kon- 
KxcRtscENCE,  Ekji-kres-cn.",  11.  a  prutqberaa";  a 

tiUUT.  [els. 

Exckesce.nt,  Eks-kr^s-ent,  a.  groin  '"^  ov  sumtig 
Excrete,  Eks-kret,  v.  i.   tu  ejcki  bj  ekskrtjun; 

tu  eksern.  '  [substans. 

F-lxcRETiON,   Eks-krc-Jon,   n.    ejekjon   ov   animal 
Excretive,  Eks-krc-tiv,  a.  sei>arntig:  rjektijj. 
Excretory,    Eks'kre-tu-ri,  or  Eks-krc-to-ri,    a. 

ek:5kretiy;  ek-kretiv. 
Excretory,  Eks'kre-to-ri,  n.  a  dukt  dat  trans- 
mits ek:!kreted  mater. 
Excruciate,  Eks-kni)-Ji-nt,  r.  t.   tu  aflikt  wid 

grat  pan:  tu  tortyqr;  tu  torment.  [ful. 

ExcuL'ciATiNO,  Eks-knf)-Ji-at-ifl,  pp.  a.  veri  pan- 
ExcRuciATioN,    Eka-knD-Ji-d-Jon,     n.     terment; 

veksajon:  tortjT^r.  [kdlpated. 

Exculpable.  Eks-kul-pa-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  eks- 
ExcuLPATE,  Eks-kiil-pat,  v.  t.  tu  kler  from  felt; 

tu  ekski'iz.  (ekskiis. 

ExcuLPATio.v.  Eks-kul-pa-Jon,  n.  vindikajon; 
Exculpatory,  Eks-kul-pa-to-ri,  a.  klcrij)  from 

imputed  folt. 
ExcuRiA,  Ek.s-kq,-ri-a,  [L.]  {Law}  ut  ov  kort. 
ExcuESiON,  Eks-kar-Jon,   n.   a   rambl;  digrejon, 

ajurni.  frovij). 

Excursive,  Eks-kiir-siv,  a.  ramblig:  wonderiy; 
Excursively,  Eks-kiir-siv-li,  ad.  in  a  wonderig 

manor.  [ekskdrsiv. 

ExcuRSiVENESS,  Eks-ktir-siv-nes,  ».  stat  ov  bcig 
Excursus,  Eks-kdr-sus,  n.  [L.]  a  literari  eksersji 

or  jterf'trmans;  a  diskujon. 
Excusable,   Eks-kqz-a-bl,    a.    admitig    eksktis 

l^rdnabl.  [nes, 

ExcusABLENESS,  Eks-ki^z-a-bl-nes,  n.  p<^rdnabl- 
ExcusATio.v,  Eks-kii-za-Jon,  II.  ekski^s;  pie:  ai>61- 

oji.  [aiK.lojetikal. 

Excusatory,  Eks-ki\z-a-to-ri,  a.  pleuij]  ekskqs; 
Excuse,  Eks-kqz,  v.  t.  tu  ekst^nynat;  tu  remit; 

tu  jx^rdn. 
Excuse,  Ek'-kqs,  n.  pic;  apoloji;  pqrdn. 
ExcussiON,  Eks-kiiJ-on,  n.  {Law)  a  se.Tqr. 
Execrable,   Eks'e-kra-bl,  a.    hatful;  detestabi; 

akiirst.  [manor. 

Execrably,  Eks'c-kra-bli,  ad.  in  an  ^ksekrabl 
Execrate,  Eks'e-krat,  r.  t.  tu  kurs;  ta  imprekat 

il  ujxjn.  [Jon  ov  evl. 

Execration,  Eks-e-kra-Jon,  n.  a  kurs;  imprcka- 
ExECRAiORY,  Eks'e-kra-to-ri,  n.  a  formqlari  ov 

ek.'^rkrajimz. 
Execute,  Eks'c-kqt,   v.  t.   tu  perform;  tu  kari 

intu  ofekt:  tu  komplct;  tu  put  tu  dot. 
Executer,  Eks'c-knt-er,  n.  wun  boo  perfermi  er 

eksekqts. 
ExECUTio.v,  Ek3-e-k»i-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  eksekqtig; 

rKTf.irman«;  se^nr;— det  infliktcd  bj  formi  ov  \a. 
Executioner,  feks-e-kq-Jon-cr,  n.  wun  hoo  kili; 

Sfiejali,  wun  hoD  puts  tu  dot  kondemd  kriminali. 
Executive.  Eg-z^k-yq-tiv,  a.  havig  de  puer  ta 

akt  or  ek.-'ekut:  putig  de  loi  in  fors. 
Executive,  Eg-zek-yq-tiv,  n.  de  person  er  p^er 

dat  admini.'<terz  de  guvcrnment. 
Executor,  Eg-iek-yi;-tor,  n.  he  hco  ^kfrkqts  a 

testHtorz  wil.  [an  cgi^kyrilor. 

ExxcuTORsaiP,  Eg-i6k-yti-tor-Jip,  n.  dc  ofiJ  or 


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ExECUTOET,  Eg-z6k-yq,-to-ri,  a.  relatip  tia  eks- 

EkxiJon.  [yntor. 

Executrix,  Eg-z6k-yTi,-triks,  n.   a  fsmal  egzek- 
ExEGESiS,  Eks-E-je-sis,  n.  eksplana/on;  interpre- 

tajon. 
ExEGETic,  Eks-e-jet-ik,  )       eksplanatori. 

ExEGETiCAL,  i.ks-E-jet-1-kal,  )  ^ 

Exemplar,  Eg-zem-plar,  n.  a  patern;  an  egzdmpl; 

a  kopi.  [plari  maner. 

ExEMPLARiLY,  Eg-zem-pla-ri-li,  ad    in  a  egzem- 
ExEMFLARiNESS,  Eg-zem-pla-ri-nes,  n.  statov  be- 

ii)  egzemplari. 
Exemplary,  Eg-zem-pla-ri,  a.   wurdi  ov  imita- 

Jon;  servig  for  a  patern;  korekt. 
Exemplification,  Eg-zem-pli-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  ilus- 

trajon;  kopi.  [plifiz. 

EXEMPLIFIEE,  Eg-zem-pli-fi-er,n.  wun  hco  egzem- 
ExEMPLiFY,    Eg-zem-pli-f  j,   v.  t.     tia  ildstrat  bj 

egzdmpl;  tu  kopi. 
Exempli  gratia,  Eg-zem-plj  gra-Ji-Q,  [L.]  az  an 

egzdmpl.  [tu  ekski^z. 

Exempt,  Eg-zemt,  v.  t.  im  privilej;  tu  frs  from; 
Exempt,  Eg-zemt,  a.  fre  bj  privilej;  not  Ijabl. 
Exempt,   Eg-zemt,   n.    a  person  egzemted   from 

serten  scrvisez  or  di^tiz.  [egzemted. 

Exemptible,    Eg-zem-ti-bl,    a.    kapabl  ov  beig 
Exemption,   Eg-zem-Jon,  «.  stat  ov  beig  egzem- 
ted; imi^niti. 
Exequatoe,  Eks-e-kwa-tor,  n.  [Z.]  a  ritn  instrda- 

ment  rekognjzii)  a  person  az  konsul. 
Exequial,   Eg-ZE-kwi-al,  a,  fq,n£rial;  rElatig  tu 

funeralz.  [Emoniz. 

Exequies,  Eks'E-kwEz,  n.  pi.   fn,neral  rjts  er  ser- 
ExERCiSE,  Eks'er-sjz,  n.  labor;  praJttis;  perferm- 

ans. 
ExEECiSE,  Eks'er-sjz,  v.  t.   tu  empl^;  tu  engaj ; 

tu  tran;  tu  praktis;  tu  yn,z;  tu  egzert. 
Exercise,   Eks'er-sjz,  v.  i.  tu  yq,z  eksersjz;  tu 

labor. 
Exeecisee,  Eks'er-sjz-er,  n.  wun  hoo  eksersjzez. 
Exeecitation,  Eg-zer-si-ta-Jon,  n.  eksersjz; prak- 
tis; yi|s. 
Exeegue,  Eg-zerg,  n.  [Fr.]  a  spas  on  a  medal  fer 

de  nam  ov  dE  plas  hw^  it  iz  struk;  d£  dat,  &s. 
Exert,  Eg-zert,  v.  t.  tu  yq,z  wid  efort;  tu  per- 
form. 
Exertion, Eg-zer- Jon,  n.  dEaktovegzertig;  efort. 
ExESiON,  Eg-zE-jon,  n.  Az  akt  ov  Etig  trco. 
Exfoliate,  Eks-fii-li-at,  v.  i.  tu  Jel  of;  tu  pEl  of. 
Exfoliation,  Eks-fo-li-a-Jon,»i.  dE  aktov  Jelig  of. 
Exfoliative,  Eks-f6-li-a-tiv,  a.  proki^rii)  eks- 

foliajon. 
Exhalable,  Eks-hal-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  \>z  ekshald. 
Exhalation,  Eks-ha-la-Jon,  n.  deaktovekshalii); 

Evaporajon.  [Emit. 

Exhale,   Eks-hal,  v.  t.  tu  send  "st  in  vaporz;  tu 
Exhalement,   Eks-hal-ment,  n.    mater  ekshald; 

vapor. 
Exhaust,  Eg-zest,  v.  t.  tu  dran;  tu  dre  ^t  totali. 
Exhausted,    Eg-zest-er,  n.    wun  hca  egzests  er 

drez  'St.  [egzested. 

Exhaustible,  Eg-zest-i-bl,   a.    kapabl  ov  bsig 
Exhaustion,  Eg-zest-yon,  n.  dE  akt  ov  egzestig; 

stat  ov  bfiig  egzested. 
Exhaustless,    Eg-zest-les,  a.   dat  ma  not  bE  eg- 
zested. [inheritii). 
Exheredation,    Eg-zer-E-da-Jon,  n.    {Law}  dis- 
Exhibit,  Eg-zib-it,  v.  t.  tu  ofer  tu  vxi;  tu  Jo. 
Exhibit,   Eg-zib-it,  ».  a  paper  egzibited;  astat- 

ment.  [ofcrz. 

ExHiBiTEE,  Eg-zib-it-er,  n.  wun  hcD  egzibits  or 
Exhibition,  Eks-i-biJ-on,  n.  dsakt  ovegzibitig; 

displa:  publik  Jo;  penjon. 
Exhibitioner,  Eks-i-biJ-on-er,  n.   in  Ijgland,  a 

yi|,niversiti  8tq,dcnt  hcD  enj^z  an  eksibijon    er 

penjon. 


Exhibitive,   Eg-zib-i-tiv,    a.   reprezentativ;  dis- 

plaig. 
Exhibitory,  Eg-zib-i-to-ri,  a.  setig  fort;  Joii). 
Exhilarate,  Eg-zil-a-rat,  v.  t.  tu  mak  qErful;  tu 

enljvn.  {zilaratii);  hilariti. 

Exhilaration,  Eg-zil-a-ra-Jon,  n.  dt  akt  ov  eg- 
ExHOET,    Eg-zort,  V.  t.    tu  insjt  tu  gud;  tu  per- 

swad.  [gud;  advja. 

Exhoetation,  Eg-zer-ta-Jon,  n.  insjtment  tu 
Exhortative,    Eg-zer-ta-tiv,    a.    kontanig   eg- 

zortajon.  [zert;  hortatori. 

Exhortatoey,  Eg-zer-ta-to-ri,  a.  tendii)  tu  eg- 
Exhoetee,   Eg-zert-er,  n.   wun  hd)  egzerts  er  en- 

kurajez.  [beriig. 

Exhumation,  Eks-hn-ma-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  un- 
ExHUME,  Ek3-h4m,  v.  t.  tu  dig  -st  ov  de  ert;  tu 

unberi.  [cate.y 

ExiccATE,  Eks-ik-at,  v.  t.  tu  drj  up.  Se  {Mcsic- 
ExiGENCE,  Eks'i-jens,  j  n.  dEmdnd;  wont;  nsd; 
Exigency,  Eks'i-jen-si, )       presip  nssesiti;  suden 

okajon.  [ad. 

Exigent,  Eks'i-jent,  a.   presii);  rEkwjrig  imEdiat 
Exigent,  Eks'i-jent,  n.  \Law)  a  Iqnd  ov  rit. 
Exiguity,  Eks-i-g^-i-ti,  n.  diminyn,tivnes;  slen- 

dernes. 
Exiguous,  Eg-zig-yq,-u3,  a.  smel;diminyri,tiv;litl. 
Exile,  Eks'jl,  n.  banijment;  At  person  banijt. 
Exile,  Eg-zjl,  v.  t.  tu  banij;  tu  drjv  from  a  kuntri. 
Exile,  Eg-zjl,*  a.   smel;  slender:  tin.  [liv. 

Exist,  Eg-zist,  v.  i.  tu  hav  egzistens;  tu  be;  tu 
Existence,  Eg-zist-ens,  n.   stat  ov  beig;  a  bsig; 

Existent,  Eg-zist-ent,  a.  havig  egzistens  er  bEig. 
Exit,  Eks'it,  n.  [/<.]  dEpqrtyxir:  a  goiij  'st;  det. 
Exode,  Eks'od,  n.  an  interhxd  at  dE  end  ov  a  pla. 
Exodus,  Eks'o-dus,   n.   a  dEpqrtyi;r;   dE  sekond 

buk  ov  Mozez,   hwiq   dEskrjbz  As   jurni  from 

Sjipt. 
Ex  officio,  Eks  of-ij-i-o,  [LA  bj  vertytj,  ov  ofis. 
ExoGEN,  Eks'o-jen,  n.  {Bvt.)  a  plant  er  tr£  hwiq 

iz  inkrEst  bj  grot  on  dE  Tstsid. 
Exogenous,  Eg-z6j-en-us,  a.  bElogig  tueksojenz. 
ExoMPHALOS,  Eg-z6m-fa-los,  71.  a.  navel  rupty^r. 
ExONEEATE,  Eg- z6n-er-at,  v.  t.  tu  unl6d;  tu  dis- 

qqrj.  [bardnig. 

ExoNEEATiON,  Eg-zon-er-a-Jon,  n.  dE  akt  ov  dis- 
ExoNERATiVE,  Eg-z6n-er-a-tiv,  a.  freig  from  enl 

qqrj.  [entrsti. 

ExORABLE,  Eks'o-ra-bl,  a.  dat  ma  bE  moovd  bj 
Exorbitance,  Eg-zer-bi-tans,  /  n.  stat  ov  bsig 
Exorbitancy,  Eg-zer-bi-tan-si,  (         egzerbitant; 

ekses;  Enermiti. 
Exoebitant,  Eg-zer-bi-tant,  a.  eksEdig  dq,  bundz; 

unrEznabl;  Enormus;  eksesiv. 
ExoECiSE,  Eks'or-sjz,  v.  t.  tu  ekspel,  azEvl spirits; 

tu  piyifj  from  evI  inflqens. 
ExORCiSEE,  Eks'or-sjz-er,  7j.  wun  hrt)  eksorsjzez.. 
Exorcism,  Eks'or-siz-m,n.ekspulJonov  evI  spirits. 
Exorcist,   Eks'or-sist,  n.    wun  boo  eksorsjzez;   a 

kdnjqrer.  ^  '  [tori. 

Exordial,  Eg-zer-di-al,  a.  introdiiktori;  jirefa- 
ExoRDiUM,  Eg-zer-di-um,  n.  [L.]  a  prefas;  an  in- 

trodukjon. 
ExossEOUs,  Eks-6s-E-us,  a.  bonles. 
Exostosis,  Eks-os-to-sis,  n.   [Gfr.]  a  protuberans 

ov  a  bon. 
Exoteric,  Eks-o-ter-ik,  )    a.  publik;  ekstc- 

ExoTEEiCAi,  Eks-o-ter-i-kal, )       rior;  not  SEkret; 

opozd  tu  esoterik. 
ExOTEEY,  Eks'o-ter-i,  n.  hwot  ia  obvius  er  komon. 
Exotic,   Eg-z6t-ik,  a.    foren;  not  nativ;  not  pro- 

dqst  at  horn. 
Exotic,  Eg-z6t-ik,  n.  a  foren  plant.  [iom. 

Exoticism,  Eg-z6t-i-siz-m,  n.  a  foren  wurd  er  id- 
ExPAND,   Eks-pand,   v.  t.    tu  sprcd;  tu  opnj  tu 

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EzPAVSE,  Eks-panK,  n.  w{d  okst^nt;  de  firmament. 
ExPA.\81BlLlTy,    Ekd-puu-si-bil-i-ti,    n.    kapasiti 

ov  ek-U;iiJi<n.  [ed. 

Expansible,  Eks-pan-si-bl, a.  datmabe  ek!<pand- 
ExPANSiox,  Eks-pan-Jun,  n.  de  akt  ov  (;ks]aiiJig; 

ek.-tt'iit.  [ud. 

Expansive,  Eka-pan-siv,  a.  8prcdig;beio  ekspand- 
ExPARTK,    Eks-Mr-te,  [L.]  on  wun  sjd  or  pqrt. — 

HkffXirtc    eviJens,  eviden;)   ov  Onli    wun  sjd. — 

Ekupqrte  ksiKsil,  a  kvndil  on  onli  wun  sjd. 
Expatiate,    Ek^-pu-Ji-at,   v.  i.   tu  ranj  at  Iqrj; 

lu  enlnrj  U|)6n  in  lafljjWHJ.  [jiuU. 

ExPATiATOa,  Ek3-|ja-Ji-a-Ujr,  n.  wun  hob  ekspa- 
ExPATKiATE,    Eks-i>a-lri-at,  v.  t.  tu  banij  or  re- 

miLv  frmn  wunz  kuntri.  [emigrujon. 

ExPATEiATiON,    Eks-p«-tri-d-/on,    n.    bani/ment: 
Expect,  Eks-pekt,  v.  i.  tu  luk  for;  tu  wut  f»r. 
Expectance,  Eks-jtek-tan-s     >  «.    de  akt  or  ^lat 
ExptCTANcr,  Kk3-|jek-tan-si,  (         ov    ek3i)eklifl: 

suinti()  L-k.-ifiekted:  hop.  [/on. 

Expectant,  Ek^-pek-tant,  a.  watig  in  ekspckta- 
ExptcTANT,    Eki-pek-tant,   n,    wun  ha>  wata  in 

ekBpcktaJon. 
Expectation,  Eks-pek-ta-Jon,  n.  &z  akt  ov  eks- 

p^kti|):  tij)  eksi)oktcd;  hop;  trust;  pruspekt  ov  gud. 
Expkcter,  Ek.s-pekt-er,  n.  wun  hiD  eksixJkts. 
Expectorant,  Eks-p^k-to-rant,  a.  kazig  ekspek- 

torajon. 
Expectorant,  Eks-p^k-to-rant,  n.  an  cksp^kto- 

mtiv  ujL-disin. 
Expectorate,  Eks-p^k-to-rat,  v.  t.  tu  ej6kt  from 

de  brest,  (jejt.or  lugz;  tu  kof  up. 
ExPECTORATio.v,  Eks-pck-to-ra-Jon,  n.  disq^rj  bj 

k'tfifl.  [ekspcktorajon. 

Expectorative,  Eks-p^k-to-ra-tlv,  a.  promotig 
Expedience,  Eks-jie-di-en?,  )  n.  fitno.^;  proprje- 
ExPEDiENCY,  Eka-pe-di-en-si,  j    ti;  siitablnea  tu  a 

gud  end. 
Expedient,  Eka-pe-di-ent,  a.  proper:  fit;  konven- 

yent:  sq_tabl:  rekwizit;  advizabl;  yi^sful. 
Expedient,    Eks-pt-di-ent,   n.   menz  tu  an  end: 

dcvJH.  [vcnyt-nlli. 

Expediently,  Eks-pe-di-ent-li,  a<f.  sqtabli:  kun- 
Expedite,  Eks'pe-djt,  i-.  t.  tu  hasn;  tu  kwikn. 
Expedite,  Eks'pe-djt,  a.  kwik;  hasti;  czi;  aktiv. 
ExPEDiTELY,  Eks'pc'-dit-li,  ad.  wid  kwiknes;  has- 

tili. 
Expedition,  Eks-pc-diJ-on,  n.  hast;  sped;  aktiv- 

iti;  an  cnterpriz;  an  undcrtakig. 
Expeditious,  Eks-pe-diJ-us,  a.  kwik;  nimbi. 
ExPEDiTiOL'SLY,     Lkd-pc-dlj-us-li,    ad.     sptdili; 

nimbli.  fbanij. 

Expel.  Eks-pel,  r.  t.  tu  drjv  -st;  tu  ej^kt;  tu 
Expellee.  Eks-pel-er,  n.  be  or  dat  hwiq  ekspelz. 
Expend,   Ek.s-pend,    r.  t.   tu  la  -xt;  tu  wast;  tu 

«pc"d.  [ed;  kost;  ekspens. 

EzPENDiTUBE,  Eks-p^n-di-tur,  n.  de  sumckspend- 
ExPENSE,    Ekd-pens,    n.    kost;   Qqrjei;  muni  ek- 

p^nded.  [kostli. 

Expensive,  Eks-p^n-?iv,  a.  givntu  ek^pens;  lavij; 
Expensively,  Eka-p^n-siv-li,  ad.  in  an  eksfx^nsiv 

manor.  (kostlines. 

ExPENSiVENESS,  Eks-p^n-siv-ncs,  (I.  ckstravagans; 
Experience,   Eks-pe-ri-en.',   n.    nolej  or  wizdom 

gnnd  bj  praktis;  pwjf;  teat;  trjal.  [pniktis. 

Experience.  Eks-pi-ri-ens,  v.  t.  tu  tq;  tu  no  bi 
Experienced,    Eks-pi-ri-enst,  p.  a.    havig  had 

oksperii-n-:  vcrst;  trjd.  [trmlz. 

Experienceb,  F^ks-p«-ri-cn-»or,  n.  wun  h(i>  maks 
Experiment.  Eks-p^r-i-mont,  n.  an  akt  or  opor- 

a/on  tu  diskiWcr  or  pnt»v  sum  tn&t;  a  trjal;  test. 
Experiment,  Ek^-per-i-mont,  r.  «'.  tu  mak  cks- 

ptTini''nt''.  [eksiH-riraonti. 

Experimental,  Eks-por-i-m^nt-al,  a.  fiindod  on 
Experimentalist,     Eks-per-i-ment-al-iat,  n.   a 

maker  ov  ckdporimonta.  i 


Experimentally,    Eks-pvr-i-m^at-al-i,   ad.   \\ 

L'k^|";riineiil. 
Experimenter,    Ek^i-pdr-i-mcnt-er,    n.   a  maker 

iiv  fk>|ierimeiits. 
ExPERiMENTUM  CRusis,  Ek4-pcr-i-ment-um  knfr- 

sis,    «.    [L.\  ek-.i'perirnent  ov  de  kro§; — a  de»>i!)ir 

eks[>c>rimuut.  (terua. 

Expert,  Eks-p^rt,  a.  skilful;  promt;  redi;delu- 
Expertly,   Eko-p^rl-li,   ad,    in    a   skilful,  redi 

maner.  [terilL 

ExPERTNESS,  Eks-p^rt-nes,  n.  skil;  redines;  deks- 
ExpiABLE,     Ekb'pi-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  ikapi- 

atcd. 
Expiate,  Eks'pi-at,  v.  t.  tuaton  for;  tu  apei. 
Expiation,  Eks-pi-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  ekspiatig; 

sali.-fakjon. 
Expiatory,  Eks'pi-a-to-ri,  a.  relatigta,er  mak- 

ig  ck.-piajon.  [land. 

ExpiLATiON,  Eks-pi-la-Jon,*  u.  robcri;  wast  upon 
ExpiBABLE,    Ekd-pjr-a-bl,   a.  dat  ma  kum  tu  an 

end. 
Expiration,  Eks-pi-ra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  ekspjr- 

ig;  f  mi/on  ov  bret;  end;  dot;  cvaporajon;  vapor. 
Expire,  Eks-pjr,  v.  t.  tu  bred  •5t;  tu  okshal. 
Expire,    Eks-pjr,    o.  t.    tu  emit  de  lust  brut;  tu 

di. 
Explain,  Eks-plan,  n.  t.  tu  eksp'snd;  tu  iliistrat. 
Explainable,  Eks-plau-a-bl,^  a.   kapabl  ov  beig 

ekspland.  [eksp'jziior. 

Explainer,  Eks-plan-cr,  n.  wun  hoa  cksplanz;  an 
Explanation,  Eks-pla-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  eks- 

planig;   d  not.  [planajon. 

Explanatory,  Eks-plan-a-to-ri,  a.  kontanig  uks-' 
Expletive,  Eks'ple-tiv,  a.  yi^zd  tu  fil  up  a  spas. 
Expletive,  Eks'ple-tiv,  n.    a  wurd  yqzd  tu  fil 

up  a  s|as.  [room. 

Expletoey,  Eks'ple-to-ri,  a.  filig  up;takig  up 
Explicable,    Eks'pli-ka-bl,    a.    dat  ma  be  eks- 

plund.  [plan;  tu  kler. 

Explicate,  Eks'pli-kat,  c.  t.  tu  unfiild;  tu  eks- 
ExPLicATio.v,    Eks-pli-ka-Jon,    ».  de  akt  ov  eks- 

plniiig:  fksplannjon. 
Explicative,  Ek-i'pli-kn-tiv,  a.  tcndigtueksplan. 
ExPLiCATOR,    Eks'pli-ka-tor,  n.  an  cksp'snder;  an 

eksplaner.  [eksplanig. 

Explicatory,  Eks'pli-ka-to-ri,  a.  ^ksplikativ; 
Explicit,    Eks-plis-it,  a.  plan;  kler;  direkt:  eka- 

pres;  not  mcrli  impljd. 
Explicitly,    Eks-plis-it-li,  ad.  planli;  ckspr^Ii; 

direktli.  [plisiL 

ExPLiciTNEas,  Eks-plis-it-nes,  n.  stator  beig  eks- 
ExPLODE,     Eks-pluid,  V.  t.  tu  driv  'st;  tu  rtj^kt; 

tu  diskqrd.  [tu  burst. 

Explode,    Eks-plcSd,  v.  i.   ta  mak  an  cksplojon; 
Exploder.  Eks-pliid-er,  n.  wun  hot)  eksplodz. 
Exploit.  Eks-plfrt,  «.  a  grat  akjon;  an  a(jevment. 
Exploration,  Eks-plo-ra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  cks- 

plwrig:  strq.  [or  ck>pl(fin. 

Explorator,    Eks'plo-ra-tor,    n.  wan  hoD  s^rqes 
Exploratory,  Eks-j)16r-a-ta-ri,  a.  serqig. 
Explore.  Eks-plur,  v.  i.  tu  s^rq  intu;  tu  cgzim- 

in   b[  trjal. 
ExPLOSio.v,  Eks-pl6-jon,  n.    de  akt  ov  cksplod- 

ig;  a  nuden,  \%d  di.aqqrj. 
Explosive,    Eks-pl<f>-siv,    a.    burstig;  koxig  cka- 

plujon.  [ov  a  prer. 

Exponent.  Eks-p<5-nent,  n.  {Algebra)  an  indcks 
Exponential,    Eks-po-n^n-Jal,  a.    relatig  tu  an 

i'k-<|>oiK-nt.  j  kuntri. 

Export,  Eks-purt,  r.  /.  tu  kari  or  send  it  or  a 
Export,    Eks'(>ort,    n.    dat  bwiq  ii  eksported;  a 

komoditi  sent  tua  forcn  mqrkct. 
Exportable,  Eks-purt-a-bl,  a.    dat  ma  be  eki- 

lortiti.  [pOrti^j. 

Exportation,  Eks-por-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  or  eks- 
EzroRTKR,  Eks-purt-er,  n.  won  hA  ek5purts. 


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Expose  Eks-poz,  v.  t.  tu  la  opu;  tu  disklcJz;  tu 

put  in  danjer;  tu  mak  Ijabl. 
Expose',  Eks-po-za,  n.  {Fr.'\  an  ekspozijon. 
Exposition,  Eks-pa-ziJ-on,  n.  eksplanajon. 
Expositive,  Eks-poz-i-tiv,   a.   eksplanatori;  dis- 

klozifl.  [preter. 

Expositor,  Eks-p6z-i-tor,  n.  ancksplaner;  inter- 
ExposiTOKr,    Efcs-poz-i-tca-ri,  a.  eksplanatori;  il- 

listrativ. 
Ex  post  facto,  Eks  post  fak-to,  [L.]  from  sumtig 

dun  afterwardz.     An  {ex  post  facto  law)  iz  wun 

hwiq  apljz  tu  an  ofens  hwiq  woz  komited  bsfor 

de  lo  woz  enakted.  _   [remonstrat. 

Expostulate,  Eks-p6st-yq,-lat,  v.  i.  tu  rczn;  tu 
Expostulation,    Eks-p6st-yti-la-Jon,    n.  de  akt 

ov  eksp6styti,latii);  debat;  diskujon  wid-st  ag- 
ger; rtmonstrans.  [eksp6styq,lats. 
Expostulator,  Eks-post-yq,-la-tor,    n.    wun  hot) 
Expostulatory,    Eks-p6st-yq,-la-t<a-ri,    a.   kon- 

tanig  ekspostyqlajon. 
Exposure,  Eks-p6-3q,r,    n.   &z  akt  ov  ekspozig; 

manifestajon;  sityi^ajon;  danjer. 
Expound,   Eks-p3nd,    i;.    (.    tu  eksplan;tukler: 

tu  interpret.  [an  eksplaner. 

Expounder,   Eks-p'snd-er,  n.  wun  hdo  efep-sndz; 
Express,  Eks-pres,  v.  t.  tu  reprezent;tu  uter;tu 

dskl^r;  tu  d£n6t;  tu  signif  j;  tu  pres  ut. 
Express,    Eks-pres,  a.    plan;  manifest;  in  direkt 

termz. 
Express,    Eks-pres,  n.  a  mesenjer,  er  mesaj  sent. 
Expressible,  Eks-pres-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  eks- 

prest. 
Expression,  Eks-preJ-on,  n.  de  aktovekspresii); 

fraz;  mod  ovspeq;  reprezentajon;  aperans  ov  de 

k'sntenans. 
Expressive,   Eks-pres-iv,    a.   servig  tu  ekspres; 

Ijvli.  [iv  maner. 

Expressively,  Eks-pres-iv-li,  ad.  in  an  eksprds- 
Expressiveness,  Eks-pres-iv-nes,  n.  p'ser  ov  eks- 

prejon.  [prejon. 

ExpRESSivo,  Eks-pres-e-vo,  [/(.]  {Mus.}  wid  eks- 
ExPRESSLY,    Eks-pres-li,     ad.    in   direkt  termz; 

planli.  [senJn,r. 

ExPROBRATE,  Eks-pro-brat,*  v.  t.  tu  upbrad;  tu 
Exprobrative,  Eks-pro-bra-tiv,  a.  upbradii):  re- 

proqig.  [fejon. 

Ex  PROFESSO,  Eks  pro-fes-o,  [L.]  {Law}  bj  pro- 
ExpROPRiATiON,  Eks-pro-pri-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

diskqrdii). 
ExPUGN,  Eks-pi|n,  v.  t.  tu  kogker;  tu  tak. 
ExPUGNABLE,  Eks-pug-na-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  wun 

bj  fors.  '  [ig  bj  aselt. 

ExPUGNATiON,  Eks-pug-na-JoD,  n.  de  akt  ov  tak- 
ExPUGNER,  Eks-p^n-er,  n.  wun  hca  ekspi^nz. 
ExPULSE,  Eks-pdis,*  v.  t.  tu  drjv  -st;  tu  ekspel. 
Expulsion,  Eks-pdl-Jon,  n,  de  akt  ov  ekspelii); 

ejekjon.  [ekspuljon. 

Expulsive,  Eks-pdI-siv,  a.    havin    de    p"ser   ov 
Expunction,  Eks-pdgk-Jon,  n.    de  akt  ov  eks- 

punjiy;  abolijon.  [tu  efas. 

Expunge,  Eks-piinj,  v.  t.  tu  blot  st;  tu  rub  Tst; 
Expurgate,  Eks-pdr-gat,  v.  t.   tu  ekspdnj;  tu 

klenz;  tu  woj  awa. 
Expurgation,    Eks-pur-ga-Jon,    n.    de    akt   ov 

klenzii):  pq,rifikaJon. 
Expurgator,  Eks-piir-ga-tor,  er  Eks'pur-ga-tor, 

n.  wun  htt)  ekspurgats.  [rifjii). 

ExPURGATORY,  Eks-pur-ga-tA-ri,  a.  klenzig;  p^,- 
ExPURGE,  Eks-pdrj,*  V.  t.  tu  ekspdrgat. 
Exquisite,  Eks'kwiz-it,  a.    ekselent;  konsdmat; 

fjn. 
Exquisite,  Eks'kwiz-it,J  n.  wun  hd)  afekts  fajon; 

a  fajonabl  person  ov  eder  seks;  a  bel  or  dandi. 
Exquisitely,  Eks'kwiz-it-li,  ad.  kompletli;  kon- 

sdmatli.  [Jon. 

Ezquisitenesb,  Eks'kwiz-it-nes,  n.  n^seti;  perfck- 


ExsciND,  Ek-sind,  v.  t.  tu  kut  of. 
Exsect,  Ek-sekt,  v.  t.  tu  kut;  tu  kut  awa. 
Exsection,  Ek-sek-Jon,*  n.  de  akt  ov  kutig  ut. 
ExsiccANT,  Ek-sik-ant,  ;;.  a  drjig  mcdisin.      [drj. 
Exsiccant,  Ek-sik-ant,  a.  drjig:  havig  p-ger  tu 
Exsiccate,  Ek-sik-at,  ^'.  t.  tu  drj. 
Exsiccation,  Ek-si-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  driig. 
Exsiccative,  Ek-sik-a-tiv,  a.  havig  de  p-ser  ov 

drjig.  [bj  spitig. 

ExspuiTiON,  Eks-pq,-iJ-on,   n.   disgqrj   ov  saljva 
ExsTiPULATE,  Ek-stip-yn,-lat,   a.    {JBot.y    havig 

no  stipyTi,lz. 
ExsL'CTiON,  Ek-sdk-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  sukig  'st. 
ExsuDE,  Ek-si],d,  V.  i.  tu  swet  -st;  tu  ijir 'st.   Se 

{Exude.}  [Se  {Ecstasy.} 

ExTACY,  Eks'ta-si,  n.  eksesiv  jer;  raptyn^r;  a  trans. 
ExTANCY,  Eks'tan-si,*  n.  stat  ov  beig  ekstant. 
Extant,  Eks'tant,  a.  standig  in  vij,;  ns  in  beig. 
ExTEMPORAL,  Eks-tem-po-ral,    a.    ekstemporari; 

suden. 
Extemporaneous,  Eks-tem-po-ra-ne-us,   a.  un- 
premeditated; suden.  [ekstempore. 
Extemporaneously,  Eks-tem-po-ra-ne-us-li,  ad. 
ExTEMPORANEOUSNESS,  Eks-tem-po-ra-ne-us-nes, 

n.  de  beig  ekstemporari. 
Extemporary,    Eks-tem-po-ra-ri,    a.    uterd    er 

perfdrmd  wid'st  premeditajon;  suden;  ekstempo- 

raneus.  [tajon. 

Extempore,  Eks-tem-po-re,  ad.  wid'st  premedi- 
ExTEMPORizE,  Eks-tem-po-rjz,  v.  i.  tu  spek  eks- 
tempore. 
Extend,  Eks-tend,  v.  t.  tu  streq  "st;  tu  ekspand. 
Extend,  Eks-tend,  v.  i.  tu  req  tu  eni  distans. 
Extender,  Eks-teod-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  eks- 

tendz. 
Extendible,  Eks-tend-i-bl,  a.  ekstensibl. 
Extensibility,  Eks-ten-si-bil-i-ti,  n.  stat  ov  be- 
ig ekstensibl.  [ekstended. 
Extensible,   Eks-ten-si-bl,   a.   kapabl    ov  beig 
Extensibleness,  Eks-ten-si-bl-nes,  n.  de  kapas- 

iti  ov  ekstenjon. 
Extension,  Eks-ten-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  ekst^ndigj 

dilatajon;  stat  ov  beig  ekstended. 
Extensive,  Eks-ten-siv,  a.  havig    grat    ekstant; 

komprehensiv;  Iqrj;  wjd. 
Extensively,  Eks-ten-siv-li,  ad.  wjdli;  Iqrjli. 
Extensiveness,  Eks-ten-siv-nes,   n.    Iqrjnes;  di- 

fipivnes.  [tu  ekstend. 

Extensor,  Eks-ten-sor,   n.   a    musl    hwiq   servz 
Extent,   Eks-tent,    n.   spas;   bulk;   kumpas.    In 

Lo,  a  rit  ov  eksek^Jon;  scjur. 
Extenuate,  Eks-ten-yv^-at,  v.  t.  tu  mak  tin;  tu 

lesn;  tu  paliat.  [mitigajon. 

Extenuation,    Eks-ten-yq-a-Jon,    n.    paliajon ; 
Extenuatory,  Eks-ten-yq,-a-to-ri,  a.  ekst^nyn- 

atig;  paliativ.  [ekstrinsik. 

Exterior,    Eks-te-ri-or,    a.    ■stward ;    ekstemal; 
Exterior,  Eks-te-ri-or,  n.    de  •stward  surfas  er 

aperans.  [tu  destr^-. 

Exterminate,  Eks-ter-mi-nat,  v.  t.  tu  rCbt  -st; 
Extermination,  Eks-ter-mi-na-Jon,  n.   destruk- 

Jon;  eksi^on.  [eksterminats. 

Exterminator,  Eks-tdr-mi-na-tor,    n.    wun  h© 
Exterminatory,  Eks-t^r-mi-na-to-ri,    a.    kezig 

destrukjon. 
ExTERMiNE,  Eks-ter-min,*  v.  t.  tu  ekstenninat. 
Extern,   Eks-tern,    a.    ekstemal;   eksterior;   •st- 

ward. 
Extern,  Eks-tern,  ji.  a  stn,dent  hcD  duz  not  bord 

widin  de  seminari;  a  da  skolar.  [ibl. 

External,  Eks-t^r-nal,  a.  TJtward;  eksterior;  viz- 
ExTERNALiTY,  Eks-t«r-nal-i-ti,  n.    stat  ov  beig 

■Ktward.  [maner. 

Externally,  Eks-t^r-nal-i,  ad.  in  an  ekstemal 
Externals,  Eks-t^r-nalz,  n.  pi.  tigz  on  de  -stsid; 

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EzTERSiON',  Eka-t^r-JoD,  n.  de   akt  or  rubig  or 

wjpin  -St. 
Extinct.  P^ks-tijkt,  a.  ek3tij);?wijt:  put  Tt;  dcd. 
ExTixcTiox,  Eki-iiuk-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  kwcncjio; 

de^trukjun. 
Extinguish,  Ek.s-ti{)-gwi/,  v.  t,  tu   put  -st;  tu 

kwon(j:  tu  siijires:  tu  dfstr<^. 
ExTiNOi;isuABLE,  ELj-tijj-gwiJ-a-bl,  a.    dat   ma 

br  kwi'iiijt.  [kwen(jez. 

Extinguisher.  Eks-tifl-gwiJ-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq 
Extinguishment,   Ek.s-iiD-gwij-ment,J    71.    cka- 

ti{)kjun;  drslrukjon.  [katcd. 

EiTiBPABLE,  Eks-tor-pa-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  eradi- 
ExTiEPATE,  Eks-t^r-pat,  p.  t.  tu  w&t  TSt;  tu  erad- 

iknt;  tu  fk.stcrminat. 
ExTiKPATiON,  Eks-ter-pa-Jon,  n.  eradikajon:  de- 

strukjiin. 
ExTiRPATOE,  Eka-ttV-jMi-tor,  er  Eks'ter-pa-tor,  ii. 

wun  h(i>  roats  st;  a  destrerer. 
Extol,  Ek3-t6l,  v.  t.  tu  praz;  tu  magnif{;  tu  lod. 
ExTOLLKR,    Eks-tol-er,    n.    wun    hO)    ckstolz;    a 

pra7.1T.  [opresiv. 

Extorsive,    Eks-ter-sir,    a.    serv'ig    tu   ekstjrt: 
ExTOHsiVELY,  Eks-ter-siv-U,  ai.  in  an  ekstorsiv 

manor. 
Extort,  Ek^-tort,  v.  t.  tu  fors  awii;  tu  rip  from. 
Extort,  Ek.s-tort,  v.  i.  tu  pruktis  oprcjon. 
Extorter,  Eks-tort-er,  ji.  wun  hO)  ekstort^s. 
Extortion,    Eks-ter-Jon,     n.     ilcgal     cgzakjon  : 

oprojon.  [ekatorjon. 

ExTORTiONART,  Ek3-tor-Jon-a-ri,  a.  partakig  ov 
Extortioner,  Eks-tor-Jon-er,  n.  wun  hat  prak- 

tisez  ckstorjon. 
ExTORTious,  Eks-t-V-Jus,*  a.  opresiv;  unjdst. 
Extra,  Eks'tra,  [Z.]  a  wurd  oln  yi;zd  in  kompo- 

zijon,  mf  nig  over  and  abiiv,  (kutninli/iari;  az, 

ekstra  !«,  &s.;  er,  htyond;  az,  fA-rtra-jqdiJal,  As. 
Extract,  Eks-trakt,  v.  t.  tu  dra  Tst;  tu  tak  from; 

tu  .sel^kt:   tu  abjtrakt  from  a  literari  wurk. 
ExTttACT,  Eks'trakt,  n.  de  substans  ekstraktcd;  a 

kwotajon.  [lineaj. 

ExTRACTio.v,  Eks-trak-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ovdroig  rt: 
Extractor,  Eks-trakt-or,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  iks- 

trakti*. 
Extraditio.v,  Ek3-tra-diJ-on,  n.  {Law)    Az   akt 

ov  sendifl  a  person  aki|,zd  ov  krjm  tu  be  trjd  in 

Q  foren  kuntri,  hw^r  de  krjm  woz  komited. 
Extraoeneous,  Eks-tra-JE-ne-u-i,    a.    foren;    ov 

antidcr  kind. 
Extrajudicial,  Ek3-tra-ji]_-di/-al,  a.  beig  'st  ov 

de  regyqlar  kors  ov  legal  prosEdyn,r. 
ExTEAMissiON,  Eks-tra-miJ-on,  »i.  emi/on. 
Extramundane,    Eks-tra-mdn-dan,    a.     beyond 

de  wurld.  [substans. 

Extraneous,  Eks-tra-ne-us>,  a.  foren;  ov  diferent 
Extraordinarily,  Eks-trur-di-na-ri-li,  ad.   un- 

komonli:  (^minentli;  rcmqrkabli. 
Extbaordinariness,    Eks-trdr-di-na-ri-ncs,    n. 

renii^rkiiblnes. 
Extraordinary,  Eks-trur-di-na-ri,  a.  not  ordi- 

nari;  eminent;  remnrkabl;   unyi'iat^al;  mor  dan 

komon. 
Extraparochial,    Eks-tra-pa-ru-ki-al,    a.     not 

widin  a  pari/. 
ExTRATAGA.NCE,  Eks-tiiv-a-gans,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

bein    ck.stravagant ;    Ircgjulariti ;     prodigilliti; 

wast.  [wjld;  wastful. 

Extravagant,    Ek«-trdv-a-gant,    a.    ir^gjulQr; 
Extravagantly,  Eki-trav-a-gant-li,  ad.    wjldli; 

wastfuli. 
ExTRAVAS.\TE,  Eks-tfav-a-sat,   r.  t.    tu  fisrs  -gt 

ov  de  proj)er  vei<€l. 
Extravasated,    Ek5-triv-a-sat-od,    a.    bcifl    •st 

ov  de  proper  vesel. 
Extravasation,    Eks-trav-a-sd-Jon,    n.    At  akt 

ov  forsijj  51  ov  veaelz. 


Extreme,  Eks-trem,  a.  gratest;  ov  de  hjest  de- 

gre:  utmost;  lust;  vigurus;  gtrikt;  sev£r. 
Extreme,  Eks-tre'm,  n.  de  utmost  pffnt;  de  hjest 

dtgrt  uv  enitij);  ek^tremiti;  de  end. 
Extremely,  Ekj-trem-li,  ad.  in  At  utmost  de- 

gre;  gratli. 
Extremist,  Eks-lr^m-ist,  n.  a  suporlcr  ov  eka- 

trt'm  dijktrinz  or  praktiaez. 
Extremity,  Ek.s-tr<5m-i-ti,  ;j.  de  utmost  pffnt  ar 

p(irt;    nese.siti;    emerjensi;    vjulena;    vigor;    dia- 

tres;  end.  [6kalrikated. 

P^XTRiCABLE,  Eks'tri-ka-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig 
Extricate,  Ek^'tri-kat,  v.  t.  tu  didcmbanvs;  tu 

set  fre.  [trikatig;  libora/on. 

ExTKicATio.v,  Eks-tri-kA-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  6ka- 
ExTRiNbic,  Eks-trin-sik,  j   a.  cksternal;  Tst- 

ExTRiNsicAL,  Eks-trin-si-kal,  i      ward. 
ExTRixsiCALLY,  Eks-triu-si-kal-i,  ad.  from  wid- 
est; cksternali. 
Extrude,  Eks-trtW,  r.  t.  tu  trust  of;  tu  dqv  of. 
Extrusion,  Eks-tnfi-jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  trustig  er 

drjvig  "st.  [prot^berans. 

ExTUBERANCE,  Eks-ti|,-ber-ans,*  n.  a  swclig;  q 
ExTUBERANT,  Eks-tq,-ber-ant,  a.   swold;  standig 

■St.  [rjzig  up. 

ExTUMESCENCE,  Eks-tti,-m&i-ens,  n.  a  swelig;  a 
P^xuBEUANCE,  Egz-yi'i-ber-ans,  j  n.  overfloig 
Exuberancy,    Egz-yii-ber-an-:<i,  j     plenti;  abiin- 

dan.-;  luksynrians. 
Exuberant,  Egz-yi'i-bcr-ant,  a.  abdndant;  veri 

kupius:  pluntius;  luksyqriant. 
Exuberantly,  Egz-yi^-ber-ant-li,  ad.  abundant- 

li;  kupiujli.  [abdndans. 

Exuberate,  Egz-yi^-ber-at,  v.  i.  tu  be  in  grat 
Exudatio.n,  Ek:i-yq,-da-Jon,   »i.  de   akt  ov   eks- 

yndig;  swet. 
Exude,  Eks-yi^d,  v.  t.  tu  fora  ^t:  tu  disq^rj. 
Exude,  Eks-yi'^d,  c.  t.  tu  swet  Tst;  tu  ijq,  si. 
Exult,  Eg-zdlt,  v.  i.  tu  rcjor?-;  tu  trjuinf. 
Exultance,  Eg-zdlt-ans,*  n.  transpurt:  jer;  trjumf. 
Exultant,  Eg-zdlt-ant,  a.  rejffsig;  trjumfig;  cg- 

zdltig.  [umf;  dclit. 

PIxultatio.v,  Eg-zul-tA-Jon,  n.  akt  ov  jer;  tq- 
ExuNDATio.N,  Eks-un-d6-Jon,   n.  overflu;  abdn- 

diin*.  [nsz. 

Exuscitate,  Ek-sds-i-tat,*  r.  t.  tu  stor  up;  tu 
ExusTio.N,  Eg-zdst-yon,*  n.  At  akt  ov  burnig  up. 
Exuvi^,  Egz-yii-vi-c,  n.  pi.  [L.]  kast  skinz;  koat 

Jclz;  hwotever  iz  Jed  bj  animalz. 
Eyas,  'Fas,*  n.  a  yug  hok. 
Eye,  i,  n.  de  organ  ov  vijon;  aspekt;  sjt;  a  smol 

perfora/on;  a  smol  kaq  tU  resev  a  huk;  a  bud 

ov  a  plant. 
Eye,  i,  v.  t.  tu  woq;  tu  vt^;  tu  obz^rv. 
Eyeball,  'Fbtil,  n.  de  apl  ov  de  j- 
Eyebrigut,  •Fbrjt,  n.  a  plant;  ynfrasi;  yi^ferbia. 
Eyebrow,  i'hrs,  n.  de  h.'iri  qn;  over  de  j. 
Eyeglass,  i^glas,  «.  a  glas  tu  a^ist  de  sji. 
Eyelash,  ■FlaJ,  11.  h^r  dat  ejez  de  jlid. 
PjYELET,  •Flet,  n.  a  hoi  tu  let  in  Ijt,  As. 
Eyelid,  ■f  lid,  u.  de  membran  dat  Juts  over  de  j. 
EvESALVE,  ■F.-qv,  n.  flutment  for  de  jz. 
EvESERVKE,  'Tsfr-vi.'",    n.    s^rvis   performd   onli 

under  iospekjon. 
Eyeshot,  rjot,  »i.  a  gluns;  a  tran/ent  vrj. 
Eyesight,  i^sjt,  »».  de  sjt  ov  At  i. 
Eyesore,  ■Psor,  «.  sumtig  of^nsiv  tu  Ac  sjt. 
Eyestrixo,  i^.-'trig,  n.  de  strig  ov  At  j. 
Eyetooth,  ■FujDt,  n.  Ac  UDt  ov  Ac  uper  je  nekst 

tu  de  grjnderz;  de  fag. 
Eyewater,  i^wo-ter,  n.  a  kolirium. 
Eyewitness,  'Fwit-nes,  »i.  wun  ha»  sei  a  tig  wid 

hiz  on  jz;  okyt^lar  evidens. 
Eyre,  Ar.*  «.  a  kort  ov  itinerant  jostise*. 
Eyry,  Ar'i,  n.  dc  plos  hw^^r  b^rdi  ov  pra  bild  dv 

ne.^ts,  and  ha^. 


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F. 


Ff,  iz  a  hwisperd  kontinyriant,  and  iz  qrtikjTi- 
,     latcd  Ijk  V,  its  korespondig  vokal  kontinyq- 

ant.     Se  Latinz  resevd  de  leter  from  de  Polianz, 

in  Gi-ES,  hcD  rot  it  in  de  form  ov  dubl  gama; 

hwens  it  woz  keld  dj-gama.    F  standi  fer  Felo; 

az,  "F.  R.  S." 
Fa,  Fq,  n.  a  mq,zikal  neat,  de  fort  in  de  skal. 
Fabaceous,  Fa-ba-Jus,  a.  havii)  de  natyixr  ov  a 

ben.  [priDdcnt. 

Fabian-,  Fa-bi-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Fabius;  kojus: 
Fable,  Fa-bl,  n.  a  fand  stori,  intended  tu  enfors 

sum  moral  presept;  a  fikjon:  a  Ij. 
Fable,  Fa-bl,  v.  i.  tu  fan;  tu  rjt  fikjon;  tu  Ij. 
Fable,  Fa-bl,  v.  t.  tu  fan;  tu  tel  felsli. 
Fabled,  Fa-bld,  a.  selebrated  in  fablz. 
Fabler,  Fa-bler,  n.  a  rjter  ov,  er  deler  in  fikjon; 

a  tabyq^list. 
Fabric",  Fab-rik,  n.  a  bildii];  an  edifis;  a  manyq,- 

faktyqrd  qrtikl. 
Fabricate,  Fab-ri-kat,  v.  t.   tu  bild;  tu  kon- 

striikt:  tu  forj. 
Fabrication,  Fab-ri-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  fabri- 

katifl;  konstrukjon.  [a  bilder. 

Fabricator,  Fab-ri-ka-tor,  ji.  wun  hto  fabrikats; 
Fabrile,  Fab-ril,  a.  belogig  tu  handikrafts. 
Fabulist,  Fab-yq-list,  n.    an  etor,  er  rjter   ov 

fablz.  [forjd. 

Fabulous,  Fab-yq-lus,   a.    fand;  ful  ov  fablz; 

?^Fabulously,  Fab-yq-lus-li,   ad.   in  a   fabyqlus 

maner.  [beiij  fabyq,lus. 

Fabulousness,  Fab-yTi,-lus-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
Facade,  Fa-sqd,  n.  \^Fr.]  de  frunt  ov  a  bildig. 
Face,  Fas,  n.  vizaj;  k-sntenans:  surfas;  frunt  or 

for  pqrt;  a  plan;  aperans;  boldnes. 
Face,  Fas,  v.  i.  tu  turn  de  fas;  tu  kum  in  frunt. 
Face,  Fas,  v.  t.  tu  met  in  frunt;  tu   opoz   wid 

konfidens;  tu  stand  cpozit  tu;  tu  kuver;  tu  Ijn. 
Facet,  Fas-et,  n.  a  litl  fas;  a  smel  surfas  er  sjd. 
Facetiae,  Fa-se-Ji-e,  n.  pi.  [L.]   witisizmz;  plez- 

antri;  yqmorus  kompozijonz. 
Facetious,  Fa-se-Jus,  a.  Ijvli;  ga;  witi. 
Facetiously,  Fa-se-Jus-li,  ad.  gali;  witili;  merili. 
Facetiousness,    Fa-S8-Jus-nes,    n.    qerful    wit; 

mert;  gaeti. 
Facial,  Fa-Jal,  a.  relatii)  tu  de  fas. 
Facile,  Fas-il,  a.  ezi;  pliant;  fleksibl. 
Facileness,  Fas-il-nes,  n.  pljausi. 
Facilitate,  Fa-sil-i-tat,  v.  t.  tu  mak  ezi  or  ezier. 
Facilitation,  Fa-sil-i-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  mak- 

ig  ezi. 
Facilitt,  Fa-sil-i-ti,  n.  ezines:  redines;  dekster- 

iti;  redi  komplians;  ez;  afabiliti;  ezines  ov  ak- 

ses.  '  [ig. 

Facing,  Fas-ig,  n.  a  kuverig;  ornamental  kuver- 
Facing,  Fas-ig,  pj>.  a.   havig  de  fas  toardz   er 

opozit. 
Facinorous,  Fa-sin-o-rus,*  a.  atrojusli  wiked. 
Facsimile,  Fak-sim-i-le,  n.  [Z.]  an  egzakt  kopi; 

an  engravd  rezemblans  ov  a  rjtii),  engravig,  &s. 
Fact,  Fakt,  n.  a  tig   dun;    realiti;    akjan;    ded; 

troot.  [junto. 

Faction,  Fak-Jon,  «.  a  politikal  pqrti;  disenjon; 
Factionart,  Fak-Jon-a-ri,*  n.  a  pqrti  man;  a  fak- 

Jonist.  [Jon. 

Factionist,  Fak-Jon-ist,  n.  wun  hcD  promots  fak- 
Factious,  Fak-Jus,  a.  givn  tu  fakjon;  tdrbi^lent. 
Eactiously,  Fak-Jus-li,  ad.  in  a  fakjus  maner. 
Factiousness,    Fak-Jus-nes,   n.    inkiinajon    tu 

fakjon. 


Factitious,  Fak-tiJ-us,  a.  mad  bj  qrt  in  opozijon 

tu  hwot  iz  mad  bj  natyqr:  qrtifijal. 
Factor,  Fak-tor,  n.  an  ajent  fer  andder:  a  sub- 

stitv|,t.     In  aritnutik,  a  mdltipljcr,  or  multipli- 

kand.  [faktor. 

Factorage,  Fak-tor-aj,  n.  de  komijon  al'sd  tu  a 
Factorship,  Fak-tor-Jip,  n.  de  stat  er  ofis  ov  a 

faktor. 
Factory,  Fak-to-ri,  n.  a  h^ss  er  rezidens  ov  I'ak- 

torz:  a  bodi  ov  faktorz;  a  manyqfaktori. 
Factotum,    Fak-to-tum,    n.   a    servant   emplM 

aljk  in  el  kjndz  ov  bizncs:  a  depyqti. 
Faculty,  Fak-ul-ti,  n.  abiliti:  p-ser  ov  mind  er 

bodi;  gift;  deksteriti:  de  ofiserz  ov  a  kolej;  a 

bodi  ov  prcafejonal  men  ov  eni  kjnd. 
Facund,  Fak-und,*  a.  elakwent. 
Facundity,  Fa-kun-di-ti,   n.    elokwens;   rcdines 

ov  speQ. 
Faddle,  Fad-1,+  v.  i.  tu  tqfl;  tu  tff;  tu  pla. 
Fade,  Fad,  r.  i.  tu  Icdz  kulor;  tu  wider;  tu  vanij. 
Fadge,  Faj.f*  V.  i.  tu  si|t;  tu  fit:  tu  agre. 
Fadixgxess,  Fad-ig-nos,  n.  Ijabiliti  tu  fad;  deka. 
F^CAL,  Fe-kal,  a.     Se  {Fecid.) 
F^CES,  Fe-sez,  n.-pl.  [X.]  ekskrement;  sediment. 
Fag,  Fag,  r.  i.  tu  gro  weri;  tu  fant;  tu  druj. 
Fag,  Fag,  v.  t.  tu  komjeh  tu  druj:  tu  bet. 
Fag,  Fag,  n.  a  slav;  wun  hcD  wurks  hqrd;  a  not. 
Fag-end,   Fag-end,   n.    de  end  ov  a  web  ov  klot; 

de  untwisted  end  ov  a  rop;  refqs.  [twig. 

Fagot,  Fag-ot,  n.  a  bundl  ov  stiks  fer  fqel;  a 
Fagot,  Fag-ot,  r.  t.  tu  tj  up;  tu  bundl  tugeder. 
Fail,   Fal,  v.  i.   tu  be  defijent:  tu  ses;  tu  perij; 

tu  deka;  tu  mis;  tu  bekum  insolvent. 
Fail,  Fal,  v.  t.  tu  dezert:  tu  disapffnt;  tu  desev. 
Failance,  Fal-ans,'^  n.  omijon;  felt. 
Failing,  Fal-ig,  n.    omijon;  defijensi;  laps;  felt; 

det;  falyqr. 
Failure,    Fal-y-qr,  n.   defijens;  sesajon;  omijon; 

non-perfermans;  bagkruptsi. 
Fain,  Fan,  a.  glad:  pkzJ: — ad.  gladli. 
Faint,  Fant,  v.  i.  tu  deka;  tu  sigk  mojonles. 
Faint,  Fant,  a.  laggwid;  not  brjt;  not  vivid;  wek; 

k-8Qrdli:  dejekted.  [ardli. 

Faint-hearted,  Fant-hqrt-ed,  a.  timorusli;  k^s- 
Faint-heartedness,   Fant-hqrt-ed-nes,  n.   kTS- 

ardis;  timiditi. 
Fainting,  Fant-ig,  n.  a  swAn;  sinkope. 
Faintish,  Faut-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  fant.        [fantnes. 
Faintishness,   Fant-iJ-nes,    n.   a  slit   degre  ov 
Faintly,  Fant-li,  ad.  febli;  laggwidli;  timorusli. 
Faintness,   Fant-nes,   n.    de  stat  ov  beig  fant; 

laggwor. 
Fair,  F^r,  a.  bTitiful;hwit;  kler;  not  fisl;  f avorabl; 

ekwal;   just;  opn;  priti  gud;  prosperus;  liberal; 

lejibl. 
Fair,  F^r,  n.  a  stated  mqrket;(lhand3am  wuman. 

Se  fqr,  de  f emal  seks.  [opnli. 

Fairly,  F4r-li,  ad.  wid  f^mes;  justli;  kandidli; 
Fairness,  F4r-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  f^r;  onesti; 

klernes.  [ibl. 

Fair-spoken,  F^r-spok-n,  a.  sivil:  kurteus:plez- 
Fairy,    F4r-i,   n.    a  kjnd  ov  fabld,  aerial  beig  er 

spirit,  in  hqman  Jap;  an  elf:  a  fa;  an  enqdntres. 
Fairy,  F^r-i,  a.  givn  bj,  er  belogig  tu,  f^riz. 
Fairyland,  F4r-i-land,   n.    de  jdeal  rezidens  ov 

fi^riz. 
Faith,  Faf),  n.  belef ;  trust  in  God;  trust  in  Krjst 

az  Q  Savyor;  doktrin  belevd;  fideliti;  konfidens; 

Binseriti;  onor. 


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Faith,  Fof,t  nd.  rcrili;  in  tntf. 

Faithh-'L,    Fat-ful,   &.   ffnn  tu  At   trabt;  leral; 

upnt;  k"n8tant.  [oncstli. 

Faithkllly,    Fat-fu!-i,  ad.  in  a  fatful  maner; 
FAiTiiFiTLNESS,    Fat-ful-Dcs,    n.    fideliti:  onesti; 

l«Talti.  (Iffnl. 

Faithless,  Fat-les,  «.  widit  fat;  perfidius;  dis- 
FAiTULtssxKSS,  Fut-les-nes,  n.  wont  ov  fat;  per- 

fiiii. 
Fakir,    Fu-kcr,  n.  a  sert  ov  wondcrig  mu;)k  or 

dvrvis  in  India. 
Falcade,  Fal-kad,  «.  de  mo/on  ov  a  hers  hwcn 

trun  on  hit  hqn(}ci. 
Falcate,  P'al-knt,  a.  bent  l[k  n  huk;  falkatcd. 
Falcated,  Fal-kat-ed,  a.  Lukt;  bent  Ijka  rr|iij)- 

huk.  [form. 

Falcatio.v,  Fal-ka-Jon,*  n.  krukodncs;  a  bendiy 
Falchion,  Fal-qon,  </r  Fol-/on,  n.  u  Jort,  kruk'-d 

g*jrd:  a  dimeter.  [sikl  or  sjd. 

Falcifoem,  Fal-si-form,  a.   havij)  At  form  ov  a 
Falcon,  F»5-kn,  or  Fal-kon,  ii.  a  hok  trand  for  sport. 
Falconer,  Fii-kn-cr,  n.  a  trancr  ov  foknz. 
Falconet,   Fal-ko-net,  or  Fol-ko-nct,    n.  a  sort 

ov  iirdnan!). 
Falconry,  Fol-kon-ri,  n.  At  qrt  ov  tranig  hoks. 
Fall,    Fol,   r.  t.    tu  drop  dm:  tu  di:  tui  dckljn; 

tu  sigk:  tu  dckres;  tu  cb;  tu  h.ipn;  tu  rev6It: 

tu  apostatiz:  tu  loiz  cicvajon  or  mpk. 
Falu  Fol,  n.  dcakt  ov  f.-dij):  overtru;  dcstrukjon: 

d'snfol:  kndons;  katarakt;  At  otuin. 
Fallacious,  Fa-ln-Ju«,  a.   prudiislp  mistdk;  so- 

fistikal:  dr.«€tful;  disapvntig.  [maner. 

FallaCIOUSLT,     Fa-la-/us-li,    aJ.     in   a   falajus 
Fallaciousness,    Fa-la-Jus-ncs,  n.    tcndensi  tu 

dfstv.  [krafl. 

Fallacy,  Fal-a-si,  n.  sofizm:  dtst tf ul  c^rgiinifnt: 
Fallen,  Ftil-n,  p.  from  {Fall.)  [falibl. 

Fallibility,    Pal-i-bil-i-ti,   n.    At  stat  ov  btip 
Fallible,  Fal-i-bl,a.  liabl  tueror;fral;imporfekt. 
Fallibly,  Fal-i-bli,  ad.  in  a  falibl  manor. 
Fallixosickness,  Fol-ig-sik-nes,  n.  de^pilepsi. 
Falling-star,    F6l-ij)-stqr,   n.    a  JiDtig  stqr;  a 

meteor. 
Fallopian,    Fa-lci-pi-an,  a.    an  cpitet  apljd  tu 

tii>  tqbz  or  dukts  diskdvcrd  bj  l^atopius,  arjzi{) 

from  At  yqtErus. 
Fallow,  Fal-o,  a.  pal  red; — not  .«on;  untild. 
Fallowing,  F.-il-o-ifl,  n.  de  akt  ov  makij)  falo. 
Fallowxess,  Fal-o-nci),  n.  egzemjon  from  kulti- 

vajon. 
False,  Folo,  a.  not  tra>;  pcrfidias;  k^ntcrfit. 
False-hearted,  Fols-h^rt-cd,  a.  perfidius. 
False- HE AETEDNI3S,  Fels-h<^rt-ed-nes,  w.  perfid- 

iui<nfs:  dtsclfulnes. 
Falsehood,  FuU-hud,  «.  wontov  tnat:  anuntrdEit; 

tre<jeri:  a  Ij:  a  foU  as^rjon.  [izm. 

FALSEiSlf.  Ftils-izm,  n.  a  folsiti;  At  6pozit  ov  tro- 
Falsekeel,  Fols-kcl,  n.  <Aau(.)de  timber  bel6de 

man  krl. 
Falsely,  F»5ls-Ii,  a.  in  a  fels  maner:  perfidiusli. 
False.vess,  Fols-nes,   n.  wont  ov  tntt;  dese't:  pcr- 

fidi. 
Falsetto,  Fol-s^t-o,   n.    [Ji.]  a  t^nn  in  mqzik, 

fif^nifjiD  a  fols  or  qrtifijal  v<t«. 
FALSiriABLK,  Fol-si-fi-a-bl,  a.  liabl  tu  be  folsifjd. 
Falsification.    Fol-si-fi-ka-Jo'n,    n.    At  akt  ov 

folsifiio;  kunterfit.  [terfiu=. 

Falsifier.  Fiil-si-f|-cr.  n.  wunh(i)fol.<ifji  ork-sn- 
Falsikv.  F/il-si-fj.  r.  t.  tu  mnk  or  pnt)V  fols. 
Falsify.  Ftil-si-fi,  c.  i.  tu  utcr  lit  or  folshudi. 
Falsity,  Fel-si-u,  n.   koDtraqeti  ta  tiott;  a  Ij; 

cror. 
Falter,  Filter,  r.  i.  tu  heiitat  in  speq:  tu  fal. 
Faltering.  Fi5l-lcr-ip,  n.  ftblnes:  drfijvnsi. 
Falteringlt,  Fol-tcr-ig-li,  ad.  wid  hetitojon  er 

difikulti. 


Fame,  Fam,  n.  ulcbriti;  rtn'Kn:  rrpdirt;  mtmor. 
"amlu,  Famd,  p.  a.  rrniod:  i>elebrat4xl. 

AMILIAR,  Fa-mil-y<ir,  a.  afabl;  eii;  umtcrtmani- 
us;  iiitimat;  Ire;  wcl  non. 
■'amiliar,  Fa-niil-yar,  n.  an  intimat; — a  demon. 

'amiliarity,  Fu-mil-yi-ar-i-ti,  n.  dettatorbeig 
familyur:  inlima.ii. 

AMiLiARiZE.    Fa-mil-yar-iz,  r.  (.  tu  mak  famil- 
j<ir:  tu  mak  ezi  b{  habit. 

'ahiliarlv,    Fa-mil-jar-li,    sui.    in  a    familyor 

mailer:  ezili. 
Famille.  Fq-me'l,  [/*/■.]  Se  {En/amilU.) 
"amily,  F.im-i-li,  it.  b'sshuld;  ras:  jenera|on:kla8. 

AMINE,    Fam-in,  n.    a  grat  sk^^rsiti  ov  fit<d:  d^rt. 

'amisii,  Fam-i/,  c.  t.  tu  stqrt-;  tu  dj  ov  hunger. 

■'amisiiment,  Fam-iJ-ment,  n.  elutrem  bugger  er 
tor^t. 

AMocs,  Fa-mu.«,  a.  remind;  B^lebratcd;  noted. 

'amously,  Fa-mus-li,  ad.  in  a  famus  maner. 
Fajious.vess,  Fa-mus-nes,  n.  selebriti:  grat  fam. 
"an.    Fan,  H.    an  in.''tnl<ment  j'qzd  bj  wimen  tu 
kiTjJ  dem-selvz;  a  yqt<5nsil  tu  wino  gran. 

A.N,  Fan,  r.  t.  tu  koA  wid  a  fan;  tu  wino. 

ANATic,   Fa-ndt-ik,   »».  a  wjld  entqziajit;  a  vij- 
onnri. 
'^ANATIC.  Fa-nat-ik,  |  a.  f ild  wid  fanatisizm; 

ANATiCAL,  Fa-nat-i-kal,  j       wjld;    eottiziistik; 
mad.  [maner. 

AXATICALLY,    Fa-nat-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  fanatikal 

AXATICALNESS,  Fa-nat-i-kal-nes,  n.  frenzi:  fan- 
atisizm.  [frenzi. 

ANATiciSlf,   Fa-nat-i-siz-m,  n.  wjld  cntiiziazm; 

ANCIER,   Fan-si-er,  n.  wun  b(t>  fan^iz:  an  amater. 

A.vciFUL.    Fan-si-ful,   a.    imajinativ;   vi3onari; 
kimi-rikai.  [er. 

ANCiFULLY,  Fan-?i-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  fansiful  mao- 

ANCiFL'LNESS,  Fan-si-ful-nes,   n.  At  kwoliti  ov 
beij)  fansiful. 

ANCY,    Fan-si,    n.    imnjinajon;  last:  jdea;  imaj; 
inklinnjon:  fondncs;  yqraor;  hwim. 
Fancy,  Fan-si,  v.  i.  tu  imajin:  tu  figyqr  tu  wunz 
self. 

AXCY,  Fan-si,  t.  t.  tu  imajin:  tu  konsev;  tu  Ijk. 

ANCY,  F.in-si,  a.  fjn;  plezig  de  fansi. 

AXDANOO,    Fan-da^-go,    n.    [<Sy>.]  a  Ijvli  SpaniJ 

dans. 

AXE,  Fan,*  H.  Q  tempi;  a  qnrc;  a  van. 

AXFARON,    Fan-fa-ron,   n.   [Fr.]  a  blusterer;  a 
bull:  a  blaster.  [boat. 

AXFAROXADE,  Fan-far-o-nad,  n.  a  blu«tor;  parad; 

AXG,  Fag,*   r.  f.  tu  sez;  tu  grjp:  tu  kluq. 

ANo,    Fag,    ri.    de  tusk  ov  an  animal;  a  talon:  a 
klo. 

ANGED,  Fagd,  a.  fornijt  wid  fagz. 
Fangled,  Fag-gld,  a.  gi3di;ridikyqlu5li:  Joi.  A\- 

faij'ild  iz  nq  fajond.  [bj  a  prest. 

ANNEL,  Fan-el,  h.  an  ornament  Ijk  a  skqrf,  worn 

ANNRR,  F.in-cr,  ii.  wun  ho  fanz. 

ANTASiA,  Fan-t^-je-n,  n.  [A.]  a  term  in  mqzik, 

sitcnif  jig  a  fanta^tikal  or  kaprijus  ^r. 

ANTA8TIC,  Fan-tas-tik,  (  a.  irajnnal;  im-ij- 

ANTASTICAL,  Fan-tas-ti-kal,  i    inari;  hwimzikal; 

fansiful:  kaprijus. 

ANTASTiCALLY,    Fan-tis-ti-kal-i,  ad.   in  a  fan- 

ta.stik  maner.  [likalnes;  kaprfs. 

ANTASTICALNE8S,    Fan-tis-ti-kfiil-ne.«,  n.    hwim- 

A.NTASY,  Fan-ta-si,  n.  fansi:  imajina/on.    flcfn.) 

ANTOM,  Fan-t«im,  n.  a  fansid  vijon.  ."^e  {I'hnn- 

AQUIR,  Fa-kwfr,  n.  a  wonderig  d^rvis  or  mugk. 

AR,  Fqr,  ad.  rcmotli:  at  a  distans;  vori  muq. 
Fau,  Fur,  a.  distant:  rrraul:  Alycnatcd. 
"aecb,  rqrs,  n.  a  IqdikrusdramAtik  reprrientajon. 

ARCE.  Fqrs,  r.  /.  .tu  stuf;  tu  swel  ut:  tu  ckst^nd. 

ARciCAL,    F^r-si-kal,    a.    bel6oig  tu  a  fqrs:  Iv 

dikrus.  [er. 

Farcically,  F^r-si-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  fqrsikal  man- 


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Fardel,  F^r-del,*  ji.  a  bundl;  a  pak;  a  burdn. 
Fare,  Fiir,  v.  i.  Ua.  go;  tia  pas;  tu  travel;  luhapn 

tu  eni  wun,  wel  er  il;  tu  fed;  tia  et. 
Fare,  Fq,r,  n.  depris  ov  pasaj  in  a  vehikl,  bj  land 

er  bj  woter;  fitid;  pra)vi3()nz; — a  tij  takn. 
Farewell,   F4r-wel.  or  Fq,r-wel,  ad.  de  pqrtig 

kom|>liment;  adi\.  [Jon. 

Farewell,  F^r-wel,  n.  lev;  dspqrtyixr;  vakdik- 
Faeewell,  F^r-wel,  a.  valediktcDri;  takig  lev. 
Far-fetched,   F^r-fogt,  a.   brot  from  a  distans; 

stvi,diusli  set;  strand;  iorst. 
Farina,  Fa-rj-na,  n.  fl-sr.    In  Botani,  a  f  jn  polen 

or  dust  in  fliserz,  er  on  de  anterz  ov  plants; — 

stqrq  er  fekyq,la;  wun  ov  de  proksimat  prinsiplz 

ov  vejetablz, 
Farinaceous,  Far-i-na-Jus,  a.  meli. 
Farm,  Fqrm,  n.  gnsnd  kultivated  bj  a  fqrmer. 
Farm,  Fqrm,  r.  t.  tu  les  er  let;— tukulti  vat  land. 
Farm  able,  Fqrm-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  fqrmd. 
Farmer,  Fqrm-er,  n.  wun  hro  fqrmz;  a  kiiltivator 

ov  land.  [biklipz. 

Farmery,    F^rm-er-i,   n.    a  fqrm-h-ss  and  utter 
Farming,  Fqrm-ir),  n.  &z  biznes  ov  a  fqrmer. 
Farmost,  Fqr-mast,  a.  most  distant;  remotest. 
Farness,  Fqr-nes,  n.  distans;  remotnes. 
Faro,  F^r-o,  n.  a  gam  at  hazardz  wid  kqrdz. 
Farraginous,  Far-aj-i-nus,  a.  fermd  ov  diferent 

materialz. 
Farrago,  Fa-ra-go,   n.    [L.]  a  konfi'izd  mas;  a 

medli.  [doktor. 

Farrier,  Far-i-er,   n.    a  Jcper  ov  hersez;  a  bers 
Fareierv,  Far-i-er-i,  n.  de  qrt  ov  helii)  hersez,  &s. 
Farrow,  Far-o,  n.  a  liter  ov  pigz. 
Farrow,  Far-o,  «.  not  prodqsiij  yui);  baren. 
Farrow,  Far-o,  v.  t.  tia  brii)  forfc  pigz. 
Farther,  F^r-der,  ad.  mor  remotli;  beyond;  mor- 

over;  furder.  [Se  {Fvrther.} 

Farther,  Fqr-der,  a.  Jcmnp.  mat  remot;  furder. 
Farther,  Fqr-der,  v.  t.  tu.  furder.  Se  {Further.) 
Farthest,  F4i'-dest,  a.  smjerl.  most  distant;  fur- 

dest. 
Farthest,  F^r-dest,  ad.  at  de   gratest   distans; 

furdest. 
Farthing,  Fqr-di;),  n.  de  fort  pqrt  ov  a  peni. 
Farthingale,  Fqr-dig-gal,  n.  a  ha)p  tu  spred  de 

petikot. 
Fasces,  Fas-ez,  n.  pi.  [L.]   rodz  tjd  up  in  a  bundl 

vrid  an  aks  in  de  midl,  anjentli  karid  bef(5r  de 

Roman  konsulz. 
Fascet,  Fas-et,  n.   an  jurn  instrooment  yi^zd   in 

makii)  glas  botlz. 
Fascia,  FaJ-i-a,  n.  [L.]  a  filet;  a  bandaj. 
Fascial,  FaJ-al,  a.  beloijiij  tu  fasez. 
Fasciated,  FaJ-i-at-ed,  a.  b-snd  wid  filets. 
Fasciation,  FaJ-i-a-Jon,  n.  a  bandaj. 
Fascicle,  Fas-i-kl,  n.  a  lit!  bunq  ov  fl-serz;— a 

bundl;  a  kolekjon.  [bundl. 

Fascicular,  Fa-sik-yii-lar,  a.  ov  or  beloyiij  tia  a 
Fascinate,  Fas-i-nat,  v.  t.  tu  enqdnt;  tu  i;qrm; 

tu  bewiq. 
Fascination,  Fas-i-na-Jon,  n.  enqdntment;  qqrm. 
Fascine,  Fa-sen,  ji.  [Fr.]  {Fort.}  a  fagot. 
Fashion,  FaJ-on,  n.  de  jeneral  kustom  or  praktis; 

farm;  mak;  vea;  mod;  raijk. 
Fashion,  FaJ-on,  c.  t.  tu  form;  tu  adapt. 
Fashionable,   FaJ-on-a-bl,   a.   koni'drmd  tu  de 

fajon:  modij;  jcntil.  [tu  fajon. 

Fashionableness,  F;iJ-on-a-bl-nes,  n.  lionfermiti 
Fashionably,   FaJ-on-a-bli,   ad.    in  a  fajonabl 

maner.  [eni  tip. 

Fashioner,  FaJ-on-cr,  n.  a  maker  or  molder  ov 
Fast,  Fast,  v.  i.   tu  abstan  from  fcDd;  tu  be  ab- 
stinent. 
Fast,  Fast,  n.  abstinens  from  find;  tjm  ov  fastig. 
Fast,  Fast^  a.  form;  slroi);  fikst;  kwik;  swift. 
Fast,  Fast,  ad.  fermli;  klosli;  nerli;  swiftli. 


Fast-day,  Fdst-da,  n.  a  da  ov  relijus  abstinens. 
Fasten,  Fds-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  fast;  tu  mak  ferm; 

tu  hold  tugMer;  tia  sement;  tu  lii)k;  tu  afiks. 
Fasten,  Fds-n,  v.  i.  tu  fiks  itself. 
Fastener,  Fds-n-er,  n.  wun  hco  fasnz. 
Fastening,  Fds-n-ii),  n.  dat  hwiq  fasnz. 
Faster,  Fdst-er,  n.  wun  ho)  abstanz  from  fiDd. 
Fast-handbd,    Fdst-hand-ed,  a.   avarijus;   klos- 

handed.  [njs. 

Fastidious,  Fas-tid-i-us,  a.  disdanful;  skwemij; 
Fastidiously,  Fas-tid-i-us-li,  ad.  in  a  fastidius 

maner.  [undij,  njseti. 

Fastidiousness,  Fas-tid-i-us-nes,  n.  skwemijnes; 
Fastness,  Fdst-nes,  n.   fermnes;  streijt;  a  strog 

plas. 
Fat,  Fat,  n.  de  liijktyqus  pqrt  ov  animal  flej;  kon- 

kret  erl; — a  me;?i|r; — a  vesel;— a  vat. 
Fat,  Fat,  a.  plump;  fleji;  kors;  gros;  rig. 
Fat,  Fat,  v.  t.  tu  mak  fat;  tu  fatn. 
Fat,  Fat,  i'.  i.  tu  gro  fat:  tu  gro  ful-flojt. 
Fatal,  Fa-tal,  a.   apernted  bj  fat;  dedli;  mertal; 

destruktiv;  inevitabl;  nesesari. 
Fatalism,  Fa-tal-iz-m,  n.  de  doktrin  ov  inevitabl 

nesesiti. 
Fatalist,  Fa-tal-ist,  n.  an  adherent  ov  fatalizm. 
Fatality,  Fa-tal-i-ti,  n.  dekre  ov  fat;  koz  ov  il. 
Fatally,  Fa-tal-i,  ad.  bj  fat;  mortali;  destruktivli. 
Fata  morgana,  r4-ta  mer-g^-na,  n.  [A.]  a  me- 

teorik  fenomenonov  Itali  nerli  aljd  tu  demirqj. 
Fate,  Fat,  n.  destini;  destrukjon;  kez  ov  det. 
Fated,  Fat-ed,  a.  dekred  or  orderd  bj  fat;  dcbmd. 
Father,  F^-der,  n.  de  mal  parent;  de  ferst  an- 

sestor;  wun  hco  kreats,  invents,  or  fermz. 
Father,  Fq-der,  v.  t.  tu  tak;  tu  adopt,  az  a  qjld. 
Father-in-law,  Fq-der-in-ld,  n^pl.  Fq-derz-in- 

le;  de  fqder  ov  wunz  huzband  or  wjf. 
Fatherland,  Fq-der-land,  «.  wunz  nativ  land  or 

kuntri.  [titq,t. 

Fatherless,  Fq-der-lcs,  a.  wontin  a  fqder;  des- 
Fatherliness,  F^-der-li-nes,  n.  de  tendernes  ov 

a  fqder.  [havirj  loi)  legz. 

Father-long-legs,  F(^-der-16g-legz,  n.  an  insekt 
Fatherly,  Fq-der-li,  a.  Ijk  a  fqder;  tender;  pa- 
rental. 
Fatherly,  Fq-der-li,  ad.  in  de  maner  ov  a  fqder. 
Fathom,  Fad-cim,  n.  a  meji^r  ov  siks  fet  in  legt; 

penetrajnn. 
Fathom,  Fad-om,  v.  t.  tu  s-snd;  tu  fjnd  de  bot- 

om;  tu  penetrat.  [ig. 

Fatiiomer,  Fad-om-or,  n.  wun  emplM  in  fadom- 
Fathomless,  Fad-om-les,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  fad- 

omd. 
Fatigate,  Fat-i-gat,*  v.  t.  tu  weri;  tu  fateg. 
Fatigue,  Fa-teg,  n.  [Fr.]  werines;  lasitqd;  de  kez 

ov  werines;  labor;  tffl. 
Fatigue,  Fa-tt'g,  v.  t.  tu  tjr;  tu  weri. 
Fatiscence,  Fa-tis-ens,  n.  an  opnig;  an  apertq,r. 
Fatling,  Fat-liij,  n.  a  yug  animal  fed  for  sleter. 
Fatly,  Fat-li,  ad.  wid  fatnes;  grosli;  grezili. 
Fatness,   Fat-nes,   n.    de    kwoliti   ov   beig    fat: 

plumpnes. 
Fatten,  Fat-n,  r.  t.  tra  mak  fat  er  fleji. 
Fatten,  Fat-n,  v.  i.  tu  gro  fat  er  fleji. 
Fattiness,  Fat-i-nes,  n.  grosnes:  fulnes  ov  flej. 
Fatty,  Fat-i,  a.  liijktynus;  oliajinus;  grezi. 
Fatuitous,  Fa-ti^-it-us,  a.'   partakig  ov  fatq,iti; 

fcolij. 
Fatuity,  Fa-ti^-i-ti,  m.  f^lijnes;  wekneg  ov  mjnd. 
Fatuous,  Fat-yi],-us,  a.  fcolij;  sili;  sti^pid. 
Faubourg,  Fo-bcorg,  n.  [/''/•.]  de  envjronz  ov  a 

siti;  a  suburb. 
Fauces,  Fd-sez,  [Z.]  {Anat.)  de  posterior  pqrt  ov 

de  m-st,  terminated  bj  de  larigks. 
Faucet,  F6-sct,  n.  a  pjp  tu  giv  vent  tu  a  vesel. 
Faugh,  Fe,  inter,  ekspresig  disljk  or  abhorens;  fo. 
Faulchion,  Fdl-Jon,  n.    Se  {Falchion.) 


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Faulcox,  Fol-kon,  n.     Se  (Falcrm.) 

Fault,  Kiilt,  n.  an  ofdn«;  »ljt  krjm;  def^kt;  wont. 

At /-lit,  |)uzlil:  in  difikulti. 
Faultily,  Fol-ti-li,  ad.    in  a  fulti  mancr;  ropli. 
Faultinem,  F6l-ti-ncs,  n.  baducs;  vijusnes;  dt- 

f.^ki. 
Faultlms,  Folt-lea,  a.  egz<5nit  from  folt;  p«'rfekt. 
Faultle88J(1l88,  Felt-los-nes,  n.  dc  stut  ov  btio 

Faulty,  Fol-ti,  a.  havio  folts:  rog;  drf^ktiv. 
Faun,  Fun,  n.  a  kind  ov  demigod  or  nitrul  deiti. 
Fauxa,  F.i-na,  n.  [L.]  n  t<>rm  in  Zooloji,  slgnif j- 

ig  de  luiimalz,  kuk-ktivii,  i.v  a  kuntri. 
Faux,  Fok'i,  «.  At  gulot:  dc  fari|)k.-<. 
Fauxpas.  Fii-pi'i-  "•  [■'''''•I  ^  f"l*  stcji;  a  minded. 
Favillous,  P'a-vil-u3,  a.  konsistip  ov  ajoz. 
Favou,  Ffi-vor,  f.  t.  tu  »up<irt;  tu  k'»ntrnans;  tu 

axi-ft;  tu  reg^jrd  wid  kindnf.";  tu  rezfimbl  in  fet- 

Favob,  Fii-vor,  n.  kindnes;  rrgf'ird;  8up6rt;  leniti; 

gud-wil:  cnitig  worn  az  a  tokn. 
Favobable,  Ffi-vor-a-bl,  a.  kjnd:  propijus;  frend- 

li;  tciidir;  kuntribyiitii)  tn;  konvcnyent. 
Fatorableness,  n.  kjndnes:  btnigniti. 
Favorably,  Fa-vor-a-bli,  ad.  in  a  fuvorabl  man- 

er;  kjndli. 
Favored,  Fii-vord,  p.  a.  re;;qitled  wid  kindnes; — 

fctyiird,  yijzd  wid  uel,  h'liJ,  it,  ki. 
Favorer,  Fii-vor-cr,  n.  wun  hi'j  favorz;  a  frcnd. 
Favorite,  Fii-vor-it,  n.  [Fr.]  a  person  or  tig  br- 

luvd.  [vor. 

Favorite,  Fa-vor-it,  a.  bcltivd;  rtgc;rdcd  wid  fa- 
Favouitisu,  Fa-vor-it-is-m,  n.  de  akt  ov  favorig; 

pqrjialiti. 
Fawn,  Fan,  n.  a  yuj)  drr;  flatori. 
Fawx,  F.'n.  r.  I.  tu  kurt  .•"crvilli:  tu  krinj. 
Fawner,  Fi>n-er,  n.  wun  hj>  fonz:  a  flatcrcr. 
Fawnino.  Fon-ij),  ii.  gro<  or  lo  llatori. 
Fawmni;,  Fon-i{),  /»p.  a.  mrnii  flatcrip;  s^rvil. 
Fawnixoly,  Fon-ij)-li,  a</.  in  a  krinjig,  s^rvil  wa. 
Fay,  Fn,  n.  a  f:iri;  an  elf. 
Fay,  Fn,  r.  t.  tu  fit;  tu  «q,t;  tu  adapt. 
Fay,  Fn,  r.  «.  tu  Ij  er  yn,njt  klus  tugedcr;  tu  fit. 
Fealty,  Fe-al-ti,  n.    dqti  d^  tu  a  siiperior  lord; 

IfTalti. 
Fkar,  Ftr,  II.  dred;  tcror;  o:  apzifti;  reverens. 
Fkab,  Fcr,  r.  t.  tu  dred;  tu  be  afrad  ov;  tu  rev- 
erens. 
Fear.  Frr,  r.  •'.  tu  liv  in  ttror;  tu  be  afrad. 
Fearful,  Ftr-ful,  a.  fild  wid  fcr;  timorus;  afrdd; 

oful;  drcdful. 
Fearfully.  F^r-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  fcrful  mancr. 
Fkarfulness,  Fer-ful-ne?, «.  timorusncsto;  dred. 
Fearless,  Fit-Ics,  ,i.  frc  frtmi  fcr:  intr«5pid:  bold. 
Fearlessly,  F^r-lcs-li,  ad.  wid-st  fer;  intrcpiditi. 
Fearnauuut,  Fer-not,  ii.  n  tik  wulcn  stuf. 
Feasibility.  Fc-zi-bil-i-ti,  n.  praktikubiliti. 
Feasible,  Fe-zi-bl,  a.  daf  mn  be  dun. 
Feasibleness,  F^-xi-bl-ne?,  n.  praktikabiliti. 
Feasibly,  Fe-zi-bli.  ad.  praktikabli. 
Feast,  Fr-ft,  n.  a  Bdrntynus  tret;  a  festival. 
Feast,  Fr-t,  v.  i.  tu  tt  cdintynu.-ili. 
Feast,  F^^<t,    v.  t.    tu  cntertiin    sdmtyi^uali:  tu 

paiu|icr. 
Feaster,  Frut-er,  n.  wun  h®  fe?ts,  or  givx  a  feat. 
Fkastino,  F^!<t-io,  n.  an  entcrtanment;  a  tret. 
Feat,  Frt,  a.    an  a^cvment;  an  akt:  ded:  akjon: 

ckspltrt;  a  trik. 
Feather.  Fed-or,  n.  a  piqm  ov  a  b^nl. 
Feather,  Fed-iT.  r.  /.  tu  dret  in  fedcrz. 
Feather-bed.    F^d-er-bod,  n.  u  bed  stuft  wid 

foderz. 
Featiikred,  F^d-erd.  a.  kladd  wid  feden;  fited 

wid  t'odorz;  swift;  wigd. 
Fkatheb-edoed,  F^d-cr-ojd,  a.  slopig  tu  an  oj 

on  wuu  e°id. 

10 


Feathery,  Fed-er-i,  a.  fcdcrd:  ptqmdfti. 
Feature,  Fet-ynr,  n.  a  linrainent  ov  de   fas;  u 

«i|)i?'  I"!""':    /''■  kaiit  or  inak  ov  At  fas. 
Featured,  Fit  yurd,  a.  ba\n)  frtynrz. 
Feiirkula,  Fe-link-yii-lu,  n.  [A.]  a  sljl  fever. 
Febrific,  Fr-brif-ik,  a.  t4:ndi()  tu  prodi^s  fever. 
Febuifuoe,  Fub-ri-fii  j,  «.  medii<in  tu  alii  a  fever. 
Febrile,  Fi'-bril,«/r  ttb-ril,  a.  rtluiiu  tu.partak- 

i|)  <iv,  or  indikfitig  u  fever.  [yer. 

t'EBRUARY,  Ft'lj-nb-n-ri,  (I.  de  I'l.-konil  munt  in  dr 
Fecal,  Fe'-kal,  a.  reliitig  tu  dk-ikremi-nt,  dregz,  or 

Icz. 
Feces,  Ff-sez,  n.  pi.  [Z.l  drogz.    Se  {Futeet.) 
Fecula,  F^k-yn,-la,  n.  [L.\  farjna:  stqrq. 
Feculence,    F6k-yTi,-lens,  n.  mudine«;  lez;  sedi- 

mi'iit:  drci;z.  (tiju". 

Feculent,  Fek-yn-lenf,  a.  f''<l:dregi;ekskrrmeii- 
Fecind,  Kek-uncl.i.r  Fi-kuiid.  a.  frJjif  uil;  |>ru>lirik. 
Fecundate.  Fe-kiin-dat,  r.  /.  tu  imprf^imt;  tu 

niak  friijtful  or  prolifik. 
Fecundation,  Fek-un-du-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ovmakig 

prolifik. 
Fecundiky,    Fe-kiin-di-fi,  r. /.  tu  fekdndnt. 
Fecundity,  Fe-kiin-di-ti,  n.  fntitfulncs;  prujlifik- 

nc^. 
Fed,  Fed,  i.  and  p.  from  {Feed.} 
Fedary,  F^-a-ri,*  ii.  a  konfederat;  a  pqrtnor. 
Federal,  F(5d-er-al,  a.  relatiy  tu  a  leg;  konfed- 
erat. 
Federalist,  F^-er-al-i.^t,  n.  a  member  ov,  or  an 

iiilberent  tu  a  federal  yqnyon:  a  member  ov  a 

poiitikal  jiorti.  [asi. 

Federate,  ted-er-at,  a.  legd;  jflrnd  in  konf(klcr- 
Federation,  Fed-er-a-Jon, «.  a  leg:  a  konfederasi. 
Federative,  Fod-er-a-tiv,  a.   ytinjtifl;  formig  u 

leg. 
Fee,    Fc.   m.   rew.inl;  rekompcns:  pamcnf.     In  Ia^>. 

a  tenyi^r  bj  hwi<!  landz,  k*.,  qr  held.     An  esUit 

held  in /c  siinpt  iz  at  de  entjr  disi)ozul  ov  dr 

(jner. 
Fee,  Fc,  r.  t.  tu  rcwi'inl:  tn  pa;  tu  brjh;  tu  hjr. 
Feeble,  Fe-bl,  a.  wek;  debilitated;  sik'li;  infMn. 
Feeble-minded,  Fe-bl-inind-ed,  a.  wek  ov  injnd: 

iri'Zuliit.  'fcnnili. 

Feebleness,  F^-bl-nes,  n.  wrknes;  imbe^iliti;  in- 
Feebly,  Fc-bli,  ad.  in  n  febl  maner;  wekli. 
Feed.  Fed,  r.  t.  tu  suplj:  tu  fnrni/;  tu  nurij:  tu 

qerij:  tu  kep. 
Feed,  Fed,  r.  i'.  tu  tak  fiod;  tin  ct;  tu  po^tynr. 
Feed,  Fed,  n.  fotnl;  dat  hwiq  iz  etu;  po-tyur. 
Feeder,  Fed-er,  ».  wun  hoj  frdz  or  givz  fa)d;  a 

^trrm  ov  wotcr  for  suplji))  a  knnal. 
Feeding,  Ft'(l-ifl,  n.  de  akt  ov  frclij); — pastyqr. 
Feed-pipe,    Ffd-|>ip,  n.   a  pjp  for  supliig  wotcr 

tu  a  stem  cnjin  berler,  or  tu  n  pump. 
Fee-Estate,  he-e.-i-tat,  n.  landi  or  tenements  for 

hwiq  sum  s^rvis  or  aknolejment  iz  pad  tu  dr 

qef  lord. 
Fee-farm,  Fe-fqrm,  n.  {Ln*r)a  t«nynr  ov  landz; 

o  tenviir  bj  hwiq  landz  qr  held. 
Feel,   i-'el,    r.  ♦.    [«.  felt,  i>f.  felii),  felt,]  tu  hav 

persenjon  bj  At  tu(j:  tu  be  afekte<l;  tu  sorq. 
Feel,   Fel,  -r.  t.  tu  persev  bj  de  fu<};  tia  handl: 

tu  hav  sens  ov;  tu  sufer;  tu  (s'snd;  tu  trj. 


Feel,  Fel,  n.  At  cens  ov  feliy:  de  tu^;  felifl 
Feeler,  Fi'l-cr,  n.  he  or  du    ' 
hornz  or  antenr  ov  insekts. 


ic;  te 
fclz: 


p}.    dc 


Feeljno,    F^l-ij),  pp.   a.  ekspnJsiv  ov  pcnsibiliti: 

tender. 
Feeling   Fil-ij),  n.  desons  ov  tuq;  pcr.<epJon;  t«n- 

demt'.";  sensibiliti. 
Feelingly,  Fel-io-Ii,  ad.  in  a  felio  mancr. 
Fee-simple,    Fe-slm-j'l.   n.   {Imic)  a  tonyqr  tu 

projH-rli:  an  iili^ioliit  fe.    I^and  or  real  calal  held 

bj  fr-tiinpl  iz  held  bj  dr  oner*  rjf.  and  ii  trwu- 

misibl  inhcritnns. 


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FzCT,  Yet,  n.  de  plural  ov  {Foot.} 
Feign,  Fan,  i-.  t-  tu  invent;  tu  dis^mbl;  tui  pre- 
tend: tia  forj;  tu  kTsnterfit. 
Feigx,  Fan,  I',  t.  tia  relat  folsli;  tu.  imaj. 
Feigned,  Fand,  jj.  a.  invented:  felsifjd. 
Feignedlt,  Fan-ed-li,  ad.  in  fikjon;  not  tra>li. 
Feigxedness,  Fan-ed-nes.  n.  fikjon;  deset. 
Feigner,  Fan-er,  n.  wun  hoD  fanz. 
Feint,  Fant,  n.  fols  apsrans;  mok  aselt. 
Felapton,    Fs-lap-ton,   7i.    {Logic}  a  farm  ov 

silojizm. 
Felicitate,  Fe-lis-i-tat,  v.  t.  tia  wij  hapines  tu; 

tu  mak  hapi:  tu  kongratyvi,lat. 
Felicitation,  Fg-lis-i-ta-Jon,  n.  kongratyr^lajon. 
Felicitous,   Fe-lis-i-tus,   a.   hapi;  blisful;  pros- 

perus. 
Felicitously,  Fe-lis-i-tus-li,  ad.  hapili. 
Felicity,  Fe-lis-i-ti,  n.  hapines;  prosperiti;  blis. 
Feline.  Ft-lin,  a.  Ijk  a  kat;  pertanii)  tu  a  kat. 
Felis,  Fe-lis,'  n.  [L.]  wun  ov  de/dids,  a  famili 

ov  fero.[us  animalz  ov  dg  kat  kjnd. 
Fell,  Fel,  a.  krcDcl;  inhq,man;  savaj;  bludi. 
Fell,  Felj  n.  de  skin;  As  hid  ov  a  best;— a  hil. 
Fell,  Fel,  v.  t.    tu  nok  d-sn:  tu  hq,  d^n;  tu  kut 

d3n. 
Fell,  Fel,  i.  from  {Fall}. 
Feller.  Fel-er,  n.  wun  hoD  folz  er  hTi,z  d-sn. 
Fellmonger,  Fel-mug-ger,  w.  a  deler  in  hjdz. 
Felloe,   Fel-o,  n.  de  rim  ov  a  hwel.  Se  {Felly.} 
Fellon,  Fel-on,  n.  a  sor;  a  hwitlo.     Se  {Felon.} 
Fellow,  Fel-o,  n.  a  kompanyon;  an  asojiat;  an 

ckwal:  a  per;  a  member  ov  a  kerporajon;  a  priv- 

ilejd  member  ov  a  kolej; — a  men  person.     It  iz 

muq  yi\,zd  in  IcompQzifon,  az/eZo-servant,  felo- 

suferer,  &s. 
Fellow-creature,   Fel-o-krEt-yq,r,   n.   wun  hcD 

haz  de  .-^am  kreator.  [interest. 

Fellow-feeling,   Fel-o-fel-ig,  n.  simpati;  jernt 
Fellow-heir,  Fel-o-4r,  n.  a  ko^r;  ajemtJir. 
Fellowship,  Fel-o-Jip,  ».  kompanyonjip;  sosjeti; 

asoijifijon;  frekwensi  ov  interkors;  scDjal  ple3i|r; 

an  establijment  in  a  kolej. 
Fellow-soldier,  Fel-o-s61-jer,  n.  wun  hco  fjts 

under  de  sam  komdnder. 
Fellow-student,    Fel-(a-st4-dent,    n.    wun  hoo 

studiz  wid  aniider. 
Fellow-subject,    Fel-o-sdb-jekt,    n.    wnn  ho) 

livz  under  de  sam  guvernment. 
Felly,  Fel-i,  ad.  krcoeli;  savajli;  bqrbarusli. 
Felly,  Fel-i,  n.  de  ijtward  rim  ov  a  hwel. 
Felo  de  se,  Fe-lo  de  se,  n.  {Laio}  he  hcD  komits 

feloni  bj  murderii)  himself:  a  self-murderer. 
Felon,   Fel-on,  n.  wun  konvikted  ov  feloni; — a 

hwitlo;  a  sor. 
Felon,  Fel-on,  a.  kriminal;  krt)el;  tratorus. 
Felonious,  Fe-16-ni-us,  a.  wiked;  vilanus;  malig- 
nant, [wa. 
Feloniously,  Fc-16-ni-us-li,  ad.  in  a  felonius 
Feloniousness,    Fe-lo-ni-us-nes,  n.   de  kwoliti 

ov  beii)  felonius. 
Felspar,  Fel-spqr,  ?i.  asilijus  mineral  hwiq fermz 

a  konstityT\,ent  pqrt  ov  granit  and  sjenjt. 
Felspathic,  Fel-?pat-ik,  a.  relatii)  tu  felspqr. 
Felt,  Felt,  i.  and  p.  from  {Fed.} 
Felt,  Felt,  n.  wulen  klot  er  stuf  for  hats;  a  skin. 
Felucca,  Fc-luk-a,  n.  [It.]  a  smol  vesel  wid  too 

mast?;  a  smol  wer  bot. 
Female,  Fe-mal,  n.  a.  Je;  wun  ov  de  seks  hwig 

briijz  yun. 
Female,  te-mal,  a.  not  mal;  feminin:  soft. 
Feme  covert,   Fam  ko-r6rt,  «?•  Fern  kuv-ert,  ji. 

[Fi\]  {Law}  a  marid  wuman. 
Femesole,    Fam-s61,    n.     [Fv.']   {Law}  a   siggl 

wiaman. 
Feminine,  Fem-i-nin,  a.   relatig    tu   wimcn  or 
femalz;  femal;  soft;  tender;  delikat. 


Femoral,  Fem-o-ral,  a.  belogii)  tu  de  tj. 

Fen,  Fen,  n.  a  mqrj;  a  moor;  a  bog;  a  moras. 

Fence,  Fens,  n.  dut  hwiq  defendz  or  protekts;  a 
Ijn  ov  obstaklz  interpozd  bj  qrt  betwen  tco  jior- 
Jonz  ov  land;  Q  gqrd;  enklo3ii,r;  a  n\«nd;  a  hej; 
a  wol; — de  qrt  ov  defens;  fensiij;  defens. 

Fence,  Fens,  v.  t.  tu  enkloz  wid  a  fens;  tu  se- 
ki'^r;  tu  gqrd;  tu  fortif  j. 

Fence,  Fens,  v.  i.  tu  praktis  de  qrt  ov  fensig. 

Fenceless,  Fens-les,  a.  wid-st  enklojur;  opn. 

Fence-month,  Fens-munt,  n.  de  muut  in  hwig 
it  iz  prohibited  tu  hunt  in  eni  forest. 

Fencer,  Fens-er,  n.  wun  hen  tegez  er  praktisez 
fensii). 

Fencible,  Fen-si-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  defens. 

Fencible,  Fen-si-bl,  n.  a  soljer  fer  defensiv  pur- 
pusoz. 

Fencing,  Fens-ig,  n.  de  qrt  ov  defens  bj  wepnz. 

Fencing-master,  Fens-iij-mas-ter,  n.  a  teqer  ov 
fensiij. 

Fencing-school,  Fens-ig-skool,  n.  a  skcol  fer  teg- 
ig  de  qrt  ov  fensig. 

Fend,  Fend,  v.  i.  tu  dispi\t;  tu  Jift  of  a  qqrj. 

Fender,  Fend-er,  n.  a  metal  gqrd  plast  befor  a 
fjr. 

Fenestral,  Fe-nes-tral,  a.  belogii)  tu  windoz. 

Fen-goose,  Fen-goos,  n.  a  spejez  ov  gcDs. 

Fennel,  Fen-el,  n.  a  bjenial,  aromatik  plant. 

Fenny,  Fen-i,  a.  mqrji;  bogi;  moDriJ. 

Feodal,  Fq,-dal,  a.  held  bj  tenynr.  Se  {Feu- 
dal.} 

Feoff,  Fef,  v.  t.  tu  put  in  pozejon;  tu  invest. 

Feoffee,  Fef-e,  er  Fef-e,  n.  wun  put  in  pozejon 
ov  real  properti. 

Feoffer,  Fef-er,  er  Fef -or,  n.  wun  hot)  fefs. 

Feoffment,  Fef-ment,  n.  grant  ov  a  pozejon. 

Feral,  Fe-ral,*  a.  fi|nereal;  dedli. 

Feretory,  Fer-e-to-ri,  n.  a  plas  in  a  qurq  fer  a 
ber,  a  Jrjn,  toom,  or  relik-boks. 

Ferial,  Fe-ri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  wek-daz,  er  tu 
holidaz. 

Ferine,  Fe-rin,  a.  wjld;  savaj;  bqrbarus. 

Ferment,  Fer-ment,  v.  t.  tu  raz  er  rq,rif  j  bj  in- 
ternal mojon;  tu  kez  tu  akt. 

Ferment,  Fer-ment,  v.  i.  tu  wurk;  tu  hav  in- 
ternal moJon.  [yest. 

Ferment,  Fer-ment,  n.  intestin  moJon;   ti^^mult; 

Fermentability,  Fer-raent-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  stat  ov 
beiij  fermcntabl.  [mentajon. 

Fermentable,  Fer-ment-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  fer- 

Fermentation,  Fer-men-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
fermentig;  a  spoutaneus  qanj  in  serten  substans- 
ez,  bj  hwiq  a  nq,  flqid  er  gas  iz  prodqst;  a 
wurkig.  [tajon. 

Fermentative,  Fer-men-ta-tiv,  a.  kezig  fermen- 

Fermentativeness,  Fer-men-ta-tiv-nes,  «.  ka- 
pabiliti  ov  fermeutig. 

Fern,  Fern,  ji.  a  plant  ov  several  spejez. 

Ferny,  Fern-i,  a.  overgron  wid  fern. 

Ferocious,  Fe-ru-Jus,  a.  savaj;  fers. 

Ferociously,  Fe-r6-Jus-li,  ad.  in  a  ferojus 
maner.  [nes. 

Ferociousness,  Fe-ro-Jus-nes,  n.  fersnes;  savaj- 

Ferocity,  Fe-ros-i-ti,  n.  savajnes;  fersnes;  kroo- 
elti.  [jurn. 

FERREOtrs,  Fer-e-us,  a.  jurni;  Ijk  jurn;   mad  ov 

Ferret,  Fer-et,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  wezl; — a  naro  tap. 

Ferret,  Fer-et,  v.  t.  tu  drjv  ist  ov  lurkig-plasez. 

Ferreter,  Fer-et-er,  n.  wun  hiD  ferets  er  hunts 
■St.  [ferl. 

Ferriage,  Fer-i-aj,  n.  de   f^r  pad  fer  pasig  a 

Ferric,  Fer-ik,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  ekstrakted  from 
jurn. 

Ferruginous,  Fer-<6-jin-us,  a.  partakig  ov  jurn. 

Ferrule,  Fer-^l,  &r  Fer-il,  n.  a  metal  rig  at  ds 
end  ov  a  stik. 


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FxRRT,  F<r-i,  V.  t.  tu  kari  OTer  a  river,  As.,  in  a 

bat. 
Fkhuv,  F<5r-i,  r.  i.  tu  pas  orcr  wotcr  in  a  hot. 
Ktuiiv,  YicA,  n.  a  pa.-iaj  over  hwiq  f-^ri-bott  pas. 
F»:iiKV  BOAT,  Fdr-i-but,  n.  a  but  f  »r  konvuio  l>as- 

oiij -n.  l«  fi-ri. 

Fkerv  MAX,  F^r-i-man,  n.  wun  hjj  krps  or  tt-ndz 
FuiTiLK,  Fvr-Ul,  a.,   frtiilful;   proddkiiv;   abdo- 

(iaiit. 
Fkutilelt,  F(?r-tiI-Ii,  ad.   frtntfuli;  abundantli. 
FuiTiLt.NtSS,  Fvr-lil-nes  "•    fnDlfulnes;    fekuu- 

•liti. 
Fektilitt,  For-til-i-ti,  n.  Az  stat  ov  btifl  f?rtil; 

frkuii'liti;  abiiniian:!;  frcbtfuluci. 
Fkktilizk,  F^r-iil-ji,  c  t.    tu    mak   frstful    or 

pru'liiktiv. 
Ferula,  Fer-n-la,  n.  [L.]    Se  {FtruU.) 
Febl'LK.  Fdr-ti,l,  ».  an  instra>ment  ov  koruk/on. 
FtaiLE,  Ferial,  v.  t.  tu  Qastji  wid  At  icT\\\. 
Fkrvlxct,  F^r-ven-si,    n.    het   ov    mind;    urdor: 

rj;.Tn  ■-.  [zdus. 

Fervent,  Fcr-vont,    a.    hot;    qrdcnt;    vehcinent; 
FeRVentlt,  Fdr-vcnt-li,  ad.  in  a  f9rvcnt  mancr: 

fg-rli.  '  [xelus. 

Fervid.  F^r-vid,  a.  hot;  qrdcnt;  v^htmcnt:  tgcr: 
Fervidxess,  Ftjr-vid-nM,  n.  (^rdor   ov  mind;  itl: 

jiajon. 
Fervor.  F<Jr-vor,  n.  [L.]  het;  wonnt;  wl;  qrdor. 
Fescexxise,  F4i-en-jn,  r.  a  nupjal  or  a  Ijsenjus 

Fescue,  F^s-kq,.  «.  a  smol  wjr  tu  p<Tnt  wid. 
Fesse,  Fes,  n.  {I/er.y  a  band  or  gordl. 
Festal,  F^<-u1,  a.  rtsjiektio  frrJUi;  brfitig  a  ftst. 
Fester,  FiSs-tcr,  v.  i.  tu   raflkJ;  tu   kordpt;   tu 

gru  virulent. 
FiijrTKR,  t^j-tcr,  a.  a  smol,  inflamatori  tqraor. 
Festival,  F^s-ti-val,  n.  a  da  ov  festio;  a  ftst. 
Festival,  F^i-ti-val,  a.  relatig  tu  a  fcst;  fe^tiv; 

jtfus. 
Festive.  F6-(-tiv,  a.  rclatijj  tu  frsLs;  jarus:  gs. 
Festivitt,  Fes-Uv-i-ti,  n.   sojal    j«y;    gaeti;    jer- 

fulnes.  [wurk. 

Festoox,  Fes-Uin,  «.  {Arch.)  an  ornauent;  kqr\-d 
Festucous,  Fcs  tii-kus,  or  Fej-tii-kus,  a.  formd 

ov  .-tro. 
Fetal,  F£-tal,  «.  relatig  tu  a  fetus. 
Fetch,  Fe^,  c.  t.  tu  go  and   brig;  tu  derjv;  tu 

dro. 
Fetch.  Fec.J  n.  a  stratajem;  an  qrtifis:  a  trik. 
Fetcukr.  Foij-er,  H.  wun  hoti  feqer  unitig. 
Fktk,   Fat,  n.  [Fr.]  a  ff.-t;  a  hnlida. 
Fete  champetre,  Ftii-/um-patr,  n.  [/>.]  a  nsral 

fr.-it,  MMcbrate<l  ut  ov  dorz. 
Fsticism,  F^t-i-!iit m,  n.  At   wurjip  ov   material 

sub-ituusc'z;  az,  stonz,  wopnx,  plant.^,  4^.;  a  -spe- 

Jcz  <>v  [doialri   koiuun  lunug  At  negroz  in  sum 

pfirL-"  ov  w  •stern  Afrika. 
Fetid,  F<^'.-id,  a.  «tigkig:  ransid. 
Fetiiixe.s8.  Fet-id-.nei,  «.  *ir  kwolitiovbeig fetid. 
Fetish.  Fd-ti/,  ».  an  Afrikan  idol  or  qqrm. 
Fetlock,  F^l-lok,  n.  .1  tuft  ov  h^r  dat  grox  be- 
hind dr  jKWti^m  JTnt  ov  harscx. 
Fetor,  Fe'-tor,  «.  u  stoD(;;  a  strog.  of(?nsiv  smcl. 
Fettkr.  Fi't-cr,  a.  a  ^11  for  At  frL 
Fettlr,  Fet-cr,  r.  t.  tu  bind;  tu  cn^iin;  tu  tj. 
Fetus,    Fe-tas,    n.    aa  aaimial   in    embrio..   Se 

( t-arlM.) 
Feud,  Fqd,  a.  a  dcdii   kworel.     In  I«,  a  fcf;  a 

tcnriir;  a  kondi/onal  aldtment  ov  land. 
Feudal,  Fqd-al,  a.  relatig    tu   fqdalizm,  or  tu 

fex,  f qdz,  or  tenyqn:  held  bi  tcnjqr. 
Feudalism,  Fqd-ul-izm,  n.  a   fi^tcm   ov  bwldig 

laiidz  on  kondijon  uv  lailitari  s^rvis;  de  landx 

beig  hvld  bi  lordx,  and  dc  komon  pcpl  beig  d^r 

Feuoautt,  Fii-dil-i-ti,  ».  de  stat  ov  bcig  fqdal. 


Feudart,  Fi^d-a-ri,  n.  a  fqdol  tenant;  fi^datari. 
Feuuauv,  Fqd-a-ri,  a.    holdig    len/qr    under   a 

liqperior. 
Feudatart,  Fud-a-ta-ri,  n.  a  tenant;  a  vasal. 
Feu  de  joie.  hq  do  jw^,  n.  [/V.]   a   bonr^r;  a 

fjrig  ov  jjutiz  on  eni  jiTful  okajon. 
Feuillemorte,  Fql-jrc-m.Srt,  a.   [/V.J  kulor  at 

a  fade<i  lef. 
Fever,  Fe-vcr,  n.  a  dizfx  karakterixd  bj  aa  ak- 

fclerato<I  puis,  inkrfst  het,  and  tflru. 
Fever,  P'e-vcr,  r.  t.  tu  put  iniu  a  fever. 
FtVKEKT,  Fe-vcr-et,*  n.  a  t\\l  fever. 
Feverkew,  F^-ver-fq,  h.  a  plant  or  erb. 
Feverish,  Fe-ver-i/,  a.  dizezd  wid  a  fever;  t«nd- 

ig  tu  a  fever;  inkonstant;  hot;  bumig. 
Feverishxess,  Fe'-ver-iJ-nes,  n.  de  stat  or  beig 

IcveriJ. 
Few,  Fu,  a.  not  mcni:  pmol  in  number. 
Fewel.  Fuel,  H.  fjrwud:  kol.     Se  {Fuel.) 
Fewness,  Fq-nes,  n.  positi;  smolnes  ov  number. 
Fiat,  Fj-at,  n.  \L.]  an  order  or  dekre. 
Fib.  Fib,J  n.  a  li:  a  foUhud; — 0.  1.  tu  Ij. 
Fibber,  Fib-er,J  n.  a  tclcr  ov  fibx. 
Fibre,  Fj-ber,  h.  a  sraol  tred  or  strig. 
FiDRiXE,  Fj-brin,  n.  {(.%)n.)  a  hwjt,  fibnis  rob- 

stans  obtund  from  koagyqlated  blud. 
Fibrolite,  Fib-ru-lit,  n.  a  veri  r^r  mineral,  kom- 

jxJzd  ov  fiberz. 
Fibrous,  Fj-brus,  a.  kompi^zd  ov  fjbcrx. 
Fibula,  Fib-yq-la,  n.  [L.\  At   utcr  and   smoler 

bun  ov  de  log. 
Fickle,  Fik-1,  a.   qanjabl;   inkdnstant;   waverig; 

viiriabl:  unstabl:  volatil. 
Fickleness,  Fik-1-nes,  n.  inkonstansi;  nnstedines. 
Fictile,  Fik-til,  a.  molded  intu  form,  as  bJ  a 

poter. 
Fiction,  Fik-Jon,  «.  an   invented   stori;  a  tal;  a 

tig  fnnd:  an  invenfon;  a  folshud. 
Fictious,  Fik-Ju?,*  a.  fiktijus;iniijinari;  invented. 
Fictitious,  Fik-tiJ-u.s  a.   kuntcrfit;  fols;  land; 

imaiinari;  not  real;  alegorikal. 
Fid,  Fid,  n.  {A'aut.j  a  splis  or  pin  for  a  mast  or 

rup.  [olin. 

Fiddle,  Fid-1,  n.  an  instnfimcnt  ov  mqzik;  a   vj- 
FiDDLE,  Fid-1.  r.  I.  tu  pla  up6n  a  fidl;  tu  trifl. 
Fiddle-faddle,  Fid-l-fad-l,t  n.  a  tqfl;  nonsena. 
Fiddler,  Fid-ler,  n.  wun  hoci  plaz  u]i6n  a  fidl. 
Fiddle-stick,  Fid-I-stik,  a.  a  bo  yqxd  bi  a  fid- 

lor. 
Fiddle  stei.no,  Fid-1-strig,  n.  At  strig  ov  a  fidl. 
Fidelity,  Fi-d^l-i-ti,  «.  onesti;  verasiii;  fatful- 

ncs. 
Fidget,  Fij-et,J  c.  1.  tu  motv  bi  fits  and  stqrta. 
Fidget.  F'ij-ct,!  a.  resiles  ajita/on:  unrxincj". 
Fidgety,  I-ij-et-i.J  a.    rcstles:    impejcnt;   uncxi. 
Fiducial.  Fi-dq-/al,*  ,1.  konfidcnt;  form. 
FiDUCiALLY,  Fi-dq-Jal-i,   aJ.    und'stigli;    konfi- 

dentli. 
Fiduciary,  Fi-dq-Ji-a-ri,  ■.  wun  bat  holds  cni- 

tig  in  trust:— an  Antinomian. 
Fiduciary,  Fi-dq-Ji-a-ri,  a.  konfidcnt;  stedi;  nn- 

d'stig;  held  in  trust. 
FlE.  Fi.  iiiUr.  okspresig  blam  or  kont^mt. 
FiEr,  Frf.  h.  a  tt:  a  manor:  o  pozo/on. 
Field,    Frid,    a.   a   kultivated    trakt  ov  grsnd; 

griind  iiv  bati:  spas:  kum|)as;  ekslonU 
FiELD-BOOK,  Feld-buk.  u.  a  buk  yqid  bi  surva- 

orz,  tu  SL-t  dmi  aiiglt,  di^^tansoz,  if. 
Fieldfare.  Fi'ld-f:ir,  n.  a  herd. 
FiELD-MARSiiAL,  Fc'ld-mqr-Jal,  a.    dc   komdnder 

ov  an  qnni. 
FiELD-MOUSK,  Feld-m'ss,  n.  a  mis  dat  baras  ia 

biigk". 
Field  OFFICER.  Ffld-of-is-cr,  «.  an  ofisor  ov  a 

rejiment,  abdv  de  ragk  ov  kaplen. 
FlXLO-PiECE,  Fe'ld-pcs,  m,  a  smol  kanon. 


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FiELD-PRKACHEE,  Fgld-preQ-er,  n.  wun  hoB  prsg- 

ez  in  a  feld. 
FiELD-spoET,  Feld-sport,  n.  de  diverjonov  Jcotii). 
Fiend,  Fend,  n.  an  encmi;  an  infernal  ensmi  er 

btifl:  de  devl.  [gri;  fiirius. 

Fierce,  Fers,  a.  saraj;  ravenus;  Eger;  vjolent;  ag- 
Fiercely,  Fers-li,  ad.  in  a  fsrs  maner;  f^riusli. 
Fierce.vess,  Fers-nes,  n.  fcrositi:  savajnes;  fi],ri. 
Fieri  facias,  Fj-e-rj  fa-Ji-as,  n.   [L.]  {Law}  a 

rit  ov  eksEkqJon  direkted  tu  a  Jerif  tu  levi  det 

er  damajez.  [temper. 

FiERiNESS,  Fj-er-i-nes,  n.  hst;  akrimoni;  hst  ov 
Fiery,  Fj-er-i,  a.  konsistig  ov  fjr;  ful  ov  fir;  hot; 

VEhgment;  (^rdent;  pajonat. 
Fife,  Fjf,  n.  a  smel  wind  instrooment  ov  mq^zik. 
Fife,  Fjf,  v.  i.  tu  pla  on  a  fjf. 
FiFEE,  Fjf-er,  n.  wun  hm  plaz  on  a  fjf. 
Fifteen,  Fif-ten,  a.  fjv  and  ten. 
Fifteenth,  Fif-tent,  a.  de  erdinal  ov  fiften. 
Fifth,  Fift,  a.  de   erdinal  ov  fjv;  nekst  tu  ds 

fort. 
Fifthly,  Fift-li,  ad.  in  de  fift  plas. 
Fiftieth,  Fif-ti-et,  a.  de  erdinal  ov  fifti. 
Fifty,  Fif-ti,  a.  and  ji.  fjv  tjmz  ten;  fjv  tenz. 
Fio,  Fig,  n.  de  frmt  ov  de  fig-tre;  a  fig-tre. 
Fight,  Fjt,  v.  i.  [i.  fet,  ps.  f  jtii),  fet:]  tu  kontend 

in  batl:  tu  batl;  tu  kombat. 
Fight,  Fjt,  v.  t.  tu  wer  er  kombat  agenst. 
Fight,  Fjt,  n.  a  batl:  a  kombat;  a  dn,el;  an  en- 

gajment;  a  konflikt;  a  kontest. 
Fighter,  Fjt-er,  n.  wun  hco  fits;  a  weryor. 
Fig-leaf,  Fig-lef,  «.  a  lef  ov'  de  fig-tre;   a  tin 

kuverir)., 
Figment,  Fig-ment,  n.  an  invenjon:  a  fikjon. 
Fig-tree,  Fig-tre,  n.  de  tre  dat  b^rz  figz. 
FiGURABiLiTY,  Fig-yq,-ra-bil-i-ti,  n.  suseptibiliti 

ov  ferm.  [f igytj^r. 

FiQURABLE.  Fig-yn-ra-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  ferm  er 
FiGUEAL,  Fig-yi],-ral,   a.    reprezented  bj  deline- 

ajon.  '     [ferm. 

FiGURATE,  Fig-yT^-rat,  a.  haviij  a  determinat 
Figuration,  Fig-yvj,-ra-Jon,  n.  tte  akt  ov  givii)  a 

serten  form. 
Figurative,  Fig-yr^-ra-tiv,  a.  ful  ov,  er  repre- 
zented bj,  f igyn,rz;  tipikal;  not  literal;  metafor- 

ikal.  [rativ  maner. 

Figuratively,  Fig-yn,-ra-tiv-li,  ad.  in  a  figjTi,- 
FiGUKE,  Fig-yrir,  n.  Jap:  ferm  ov  enitii);  splendor; 

a  statyiy  an  imaj:  a  karakter  denotig  a  num- 
ber: a  tip;  a  metafor;  a  trop. 
Figure,  Fig-jT^^r,  v.  t.  tu  ferm  intu  eni  Jap;  tu 

Jo  bj  a  rezemblans;  tu  reprezent. 
Figure,  Fig-yqr,  v.  t.  tu  mak  a  figytir. 
Filaceous,  Fi-la-Jus,  a.  konsistii)  ov  tredz. 
Filacer,  Fil-a-ser,  n.  an  ofi^er  in  de  IijgliJ  kort 

ov  komon  plez  hcD  fjlz  rits. 
Filament,  Fil-a-ment,  n.  a  slender  tred;  a  f  jber. 
Filamentous,  Fil-a-mdn-tus,    a.    Ijk   a   slender 

tred. 
Filatory,  Fil-a-to-ri,  «.  a  majsn  tu  form  tred. 
Filature,  Fil-a-tq,r,  n.  de  spinig  ov  tred. 
Filbert,  Fil-bert,  «.  a  fin  hazel-nut,  wid  a  tin 

Jel.  *  [fer. 

Filch,  Filq.J  v.  t.  tu  stel:  tu  tak  bj  teft;  tu  pil- 
Filcher,  Filq-er,  n.  wun  hcD  filqez;*  a  peti  tef. 
File,  Fjl,  ?i.  a  tred;  a  Ijn  or  wjr  on  hwiq  paperz 

qr  strui);  a  rol;  a  seriez;  a  Ijn  ov  soljerz;  an  in- 

strcbment  for  .smottdiij. 
File,  Fjl,  v.  t.  tu  strig  upon;  tu  smood;  tu  polij. 
File,  Fjl,  v.  i.  tu  mqrq  in  a  fjl  er  Ijn;  tu  ragk. 
File-cutter,  Fjl-kut-er,  n.  a  maker  ov  filz. 
Filer,  Fjl-er,  n'.  wun  hco  fjlz. 
Filial,  Fil-yal,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  befitii)  u  sun. 
Filiate,  Fil-i-at,  r.  t.  tu  fqder;  tu  af'iliat. 
Filiation,  Fil-i-a-Jon,  n.  de  relajon  ov  a  sun  tu 

a  fqder. 


FiLiGEANE,  Fil-i-gran,  /    n.  f  jn  ornamental  wurk 
Filigree,  Fil-i-gre,       )'       in   gold  er  silver,  in 

de  maner  ov  litl  tredz  er  granz. 
Filings,  Fjl-iijz,  n.  pi.  pqrtiklz  rubd  of  bj  a  fjl. 
Fill,  Fil,  v.  t.  tu  mak  ful;  tu  satisfj;  tu  surfit. 
Fill,  Fil,  v.  i.  tu  giv  tu  drigk;  tu  gro  ful. 
Fill,  Fil,   «.   fulnes;   satjeti.    In   Nutikal  lay- 

fficaj,  a  brasig. 
Filler,  Fil-er,  71.  wun  hoo  filz. 
Fillet,  Fil-et,  n.  a  band  tjd  r-snd  de  bed,  &s.;  a 

bandaj;  de  fleji  pqrt  ov  de  tj  ov  vel. 
Fillet,  Fil-et,  v.  t.  tu  bjnd  wid  a  bandaj  er  filet. 
Fillibeg,  Fil-i-beg,  n,  a  Skoq  Hjland  dres.     Se 

{FhiUheg.}  [figger. 

Fillip,  Fil-ip,  v.  t.  tu   strjk  wid  de  nal  ov  de 
Fillip,  Fil-ip,  n.  a.  jerk  ov  de  figger  from   de 

turn.  [yug  hers. 

Filly,  Fil-i,  n.  a  yug  mqr; — opozd  tu  a  kolt  er 
Film,  Film,  n.  a  tin  pelikl  er  skin. 
Filmy,  Fil-mi,  a.  kompozd  ov  membranz  er  pel- 

iklz.  [filtrat. 

Filter,  Fil-ter,  v.  t.  tu   defekat;   tu  stran;   tu 
Filter,  Fil-ter,  n.  a  straner  fer  defekatig  likorz. 
Filth,  Filt,  n.  dert;  nastines;    grosnes;    polqjon. 
Filthily,  Filt-i-li,  ad.  in  a  filti  maner;  grosli. 
Filthiness,  Filt-i-nes,  n.  nastines;  f-slnes;  dert- 

ines. 
Filthy,  Filt-i,  a.  nasti;  f-gl;  derti;  gros;  polqted. 
Filtrate,  Fil-trat,  v.  t.  tu  stran;   tu   perkolat; 

tu  filter.  [er  filterig. 

Filtration,  Fil-tra-Jon,  n.  de   akt  ov  filtratig 
Fimbriate,  Fim-bri-at,  v.  t.  tu  hem;  tu  frinj. 
Fimbriate,  Fim-bri-at,  a.  frinjd;  fimbriated. 
Fin,  Fin,  n.  de  wig  ov  a  fij,  bj  hwiq  it  swimz. 
Finable,  Fin-a-bl,    a.    admitig   a  fjn;   dezervig 

a  fjn. 
Final,  Fj-nal,  a.  ultimatT  last;  konklqsiv;  mertal. 
Finale,  Fi-nq-le,  n.  [It.]  a  mqzikal  term,  signi- 

f  jig  de  kloz:  de  last  pes. 
Finality,  Fj-nal-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  f  jnal. 
Finally,  Fj-nal-i,  ad.  ultimatli;  lastli;  desjsivli. 
Finance,  Fi-nans,  n.  de  publik  revenq  ov  a  stat. 
Finances,  Fi-nans-ez,  n.  pi.  fundz  in  de  publik 

trejqri,  er  akrcDig  tu  it;  individyxial  resorsez  er 

inkum. 
Financial,  Fi-nan-Jal,  a.  relathj  tu  finans. 
Financier,  Fin-an-ser,  n.   wun  hcD  manajez  de 

publik  revenq:  wun  okild  in  finans. 
FiNARY,  Fj-na-ri,  n.  a  ref  jneri;  de  sekond  forj  in 

jurn-wurks.     Se  {Finery.} 
Finch,  Finq,  n.  a  jenus  ov  berdz. 
Find,  Fjnd,  r.  t.  tu  obtan  bj  serqig:  tu  met  wid; 

tu  diskuver;  tu  furnij: — tu  determin  bj  ver- 

dikt.  •  .     . 

Finder,  Fjnd-er,  n.  wun  hcD  fjndz;  a  diskuverer. 
Finding,  Fjnd-ig,  n.  diskuveri;  de  verdikt  ov  a 

Findings,  Fjnd-lgz,  n.  pi.  de  tcolz  and  materi- 

alz  yqzd  bj  Jtflmakerz. 
Fine,  Fjn,  a.    not   kors;  pqr:  tin:  ken;  kler;  njs; 

ekskwizit;  delikat;  qrtful;  Joi;  bqtiful;  elegant. 

In   de   Fin  Rr-ts,  poetri,  mi^zik,  (^rkitektyrir, 

pantig,  skulptyqr,  &s. 
Fine,  Fjn,  n.  a  mulkt;  a  pekqnyari  punijment;  a 

penalti;  ferfit; — de  end;  az,  in  fin. 
Fine,  Fjn,  v.  t.  tu  ref  jn;  tu  pqrif  j; — tu  inf  likt  a 

penalti.  [njsoti. 

Fine-draw,  Fin-dre,  v.  t.  tu  so  up  a  rent  wid 
Fine-drawer,   Fjn-dre-er,   n.    wun  hO)  soz   up 

rents. 
Finely,  Fin-li,  ad.  wid  f  jnnes;  njsli;  wel. 
Fineness,  Fjn-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beig  fjn;  delikasi. 
Fi.NER,  Fjn-er,  n.  wun  hcD  f  jnz:  a  refiner. 
Finery,  Fjn-er-i,  n.  Jo;  splendor;  gaeti  in  dres:— 

a  furnns  for  refinig  metalz;  refjneri. 
Fine-spoken,  Fjn-spok-n,  a.  yqzig  fjn  frazez. 


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FiKE-BPOM,    Fjn-gpun,    s.    injenyuali    kontr^vd ; 

inini'it. 
FiSiJWE.  Ki-n^,  n.  [/>.]  qrtifin;  gtratajcm;  trik: 

frjl;  dr«l;  dtlq^on;  imputijon. 
FiN-KOOTED,  Fin-fut-ed,   a.    palmipcdiu;    harig 

frt  wid  membranz  betwe'n  de  tuz;  wcb-fut«d. 
Finger,  Fip-ger,  n.  a  member  ov  de  band. 
FixoER,  Kig-gi-r,  r.  t.  tu  mq  Ijtli;  tu  handl;  tu 

pilfer. 
FiNOER-BOARD,  Fijj-gcr-bord,  «.   a    bond  at   de 

nek  ov  a  f  idl,  gitqr,  k».,  hw^  de  figgen  operat 

un  de  Btrinz. 
FiNOEREO.  Fifl-gerd,  a.  havig  fipgerz. 
Finical,  Fiii-i-kal,»  a.  njs  in  trjtlz;  fopij;  Joi. 
FiNiCALLY,  Fin-i-kal-i,J   ad.  in  a  finikal  mancr. 
Fi.viCALNESS,  Fin-i-kal-ncs,t  ri.  supyrfltiuii  njjcti; 

foijori. 
Fi.viNG-POT,  Fjn-ifl-pot,  n.  apotferrefjnig  metalz. 
Finis,  Fj-nis,  n.  [L.]  de  end;  de  konklnjun. 
Finish,  Fin-iJ,  r.  (.  tu  komplet;  tu  p^rfekt;  tu 

end. 
Finish,  Fin-iJ,  n.  de  last  tuc;:  last  polif. 
Finished,  Fin-ijt,  p.  a.  ended;  komplet. 
Finisher,  Fin-ij-er,  n.  wunhtBfiniJez  orperfckts. 
FiNisiiiNO,   Fin-iJ-ij),  h.    kom|ileJoD:  de  last  tuq. 
Finite,  Fi-njt,  a.  limited;  b-^nded:  nut  infinit. 
Fi.NiTELY,  Fj-iiit-li,  ad.  widin  F»>rten  limits. 
FiNiTENESS,  Fj-njl-ne^,  n.  limitajon;  konfjnment. 
Fin-likk.    Fin-lik,  a.    formd  in  imitajon  or  finz. 
Finned,  Find,  a.  havi^  finz.  (pijonz. 

FiNNiKiN.  Fin-i-kin,  n.  a  portikyrilar  !<pejez  ov 
Finny,  Fin-i,  a.  furnijt  wid,  or  havij)  finz. 
Fin-toed,   Fin-tod,  a.  palmi|>cdu4;  wtbfutcd. 
Fir,  F'T,  h.  an  evergren  tre  ov  several  kjndz. 
Fire,   Fjr,  n.   de  igneus  Element;  enitij)  burnig: 

flam;  lit;  luster;  qrdor;  spirit. 
FiRK,  Fjr,  c.  t,  tu  set  on  fjr;  tu  kindl;  tu  infldm. 
Fire,  Fjr,  v.  i.  tu  tak  fjr;  tu  dis<j<'irj  fjr-qnnz. 
FlRE-ARHS,     Fjr-qrmz,    n.    pi.     gunz,    muskets, 

jiist-.U.  As. 
Fire-ball,  Fjr-bol,  n.  a  bol  fild  wid  kombustiblz. 
Fire-brand,  Fjr-bnind,  n.  a  pes  ov  wud  kindld; 

an  in.'iMuliari:  wun  hi»  inflamz  fakjonz. 
FlRE-BRiCK,  Fjr-brik,  n.  a  veri  hqrdkjnd  ov  brik, 

mad  uv  a  ixirtikyqlar  kjnd  ov  kla,yiizd  for  Ijnijj 

fdmiisez,  is.  [wid. 

FiRK-BRi'Bii.  Fjr-bruJ,  h.  a  brujtu  swep  de  hqrt 
FiUECOiK,  Fjr-kok,  h.  a  kok  or  plug  tu  let  -Bt 

wotor  from  de  man  pjps,  tu  ckstipgwij  fjr. 
Fire-cross.  Fjr-kros,  h.  an  anjcnt  signal  in  Skot- 

liuid  for  de  najon  tu  tak  qrmz. 
Fire-damp,    Fjr-diimp.    >i.    kc\rbqreted  hjdrojen 

gius;  un  inflam.abl  ga.'*  in  kul-mjnz.  [fir. 

Fire-engine.  Fjr-on-jin.  u.  a  mujen  tu  ckstingwij 
Fire-fly,  Fjr-flj,  ».  an  insekt  hwiq  emits  Ijt. 
Fire  LOCK,  Fjr-lok,  n.  a  soljerz  gun;  a  musket. 
Fireman,  Fjr-man,  n.  an  ekstiugwijer  ov  fjrz. 
Fire-new,    Fjr-nq,  a.  nqfromde  forj;  brand-nq. 
Fire  office,    Fjr-of-is,    n.    an   ofis  ov  in/qrans 

from  fjr. 
Fire  PAN,  Fjr-pan,  n.  a  pan  for  holdij)  fjr. 
Fireplace,    rir-pla.%  n.  a  plas  fee  a  f  jr  in  a  qimni. 
FiRKPLUO,    Fjr-plug,  H.  a  atopl  in  a  pjp,  yi^zd  in 

fjn. 
FiRE-SET,  Fjr-iot,  n.  Jnmi  for  a  f  jr-plan. 
Fire  SHIP.  Fir  i'P.  "•  «  /'P  f'ld  wid  kombastiblz 

tu  semi  a^eiist  an  (ineini. 
FlRE-8iiovEL,    Fjr-Juv-el,    71.    an  instroament  wid 

hwiq  iijei  and  kali  qr  tron  on  a  fjr. 
F1RF.SIDE,  Fjr-!ijd,  n.  At  hqrt;  hum. 
Fireside.  Fjr-«jd,  a.  ner  de  fjr;  domt^stik. 
FiREWABD.  Fjr-word,  t  n.  wiin  hm  dir^kts  in 

Firewarden,  Fjr-word-n,  i  n  fjrz. 

FiREWKED.  Fjr-wrd.  n.  an.  ■  or  wrJ, 

vcri  kumon  on  landi   resc;  ■  .    ..1  burnt 

over. 


Firewood,  Fj^r-wud,  »i.  wud  ta  bum;  fqel. 
Fireworks,  l-jr-wurkj,  n.  pi.  /oi  or  f jr. 
Firing,  Fjr-iOi  n.  fqcl;  dintqrj  ov  fjr-qnni. 
Firkin,  Ft'r-kin,  n.  a  vesel  kontanio  njn  galoni.   * 
Firm,  Ferm,  a.  stroj);  fa«t:  hqrd;  konstanl;  lolid. 
Firm,  F^rm,  n.  de  p<'nMjuz  komjuzig  a  p^^rtnerjip, 

or  de  nam  under    hwiq  u  [/irtnerjip    karii  on 

mr-rknntil  or  uder  biznes. 
Firmament,  Fer-ma-mcnt,  n.  de  rejon  ov  de  Vi 

di-  lievnz.  [nil. 

Firmamental,  Fer-ma-m^nt-al,  a.  selestyal;  etc- 
FlRMAN,  Fer-man,  n.  a  lisens;  a  paspurU 
Firmly,  Ferm-li,  ad.  wio  fermncs;  stropli.    [ne«. 
KinMNE.ss,    Ferm-nee,  n.    saliditi;  stahiliti:  stedi- 
FiKST,  Ferst,  a.  erliest  in  tjm;  formost;  cef. 
First,  F^rst,  ad.  befor  enitig  els;  prjmanli. 
First-born,  F^rst-bom,  a.  f?rst  in  order  ov  b^rt; 

eldest. 
Firstling,  F^rst-lip,  n.  de  ferst  prodqs  orofsprig. 
FiRsT-RAT£,   Ferst-rat,  a.    preeminent;  sqperior; 

best. 
Fisc,  Fisk,  fi.  [L.]  a  publik  tr^jqri. 
Fiscal,  Fis-kal,  a.  belooig  tu  a  publik  trejqri. 
Fiscal,  Fis-kal,  n.  publik  revenq;  a  trejqrer. 
Fish,  FiJ,  n.  an  animal  dat  inhabits  de  wnter. 
Fish,  FiJ,  r.  t.  tu  serq  woter  in  kwest  ov  fij,  ke. 
Fish,  Fij,  r,  j.  tu  kaq  fiJ:  tu  sek  bj  qrt. 
Fisher,  FiJ-er,  ii.  wun  emplo^d  in  kaqig  fij.      [fij, 
Fl-herman,    FiJ-er-man,  n.  wun  hoi  livz  bj  kaqig 
Fishery,  FiJ-er-i,  n.  de  biznes,  or  a  plas  ov  fijij). 
Fishhook,  FiJ-huk,  n.  a  huk  tu  kaq  fij  wid. 
Fishify,  FiJ-i-fj,I  v.  t.  tu  turn  tu  fij. 
Fishing,  FiJ-in,  n.  de  qrt  or  praktis  ov  kaqig  fij. 
Fisu-KETTLE,  FiJ-kct-l,  ri.  a  kctl  for  bfflin  fij. 
Fish-market,  FiJ-mqr-kct,  n.  a  mqrket  for  selig 

fij. 
Fishmonger,  FiJ-mug-ger,  n,  a  deler  in  fij. 
Fish-pond,  FiJ-f*ond,  n.  a  finol  pinl  for  fij.     [fij.    . 
P'lSii -SPEAR,  FiJ-s]>cr,  It.  a  dqrt  or  sper  for  strjkig 
Fishy,  FiJ-i,  a.  kon-istij)  ov  fij;  Ijk  fij. 
Fissile,  Fis-il,  a.  dat  ma  be  split  or  kleft. 
FissiLiTY,  Fis-il-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  fisil. 
Fissi'RE,  FiJ-qr,  n.  a  kleft:  a  naro  kazm  er  opni{). 
Fist,  Fist.  u.  de  hand  klinqt  or  klozd. 
Fisticuffs,  Fis-ti-kufs,t  n.  pi.  bloz  or  kombat 

wid  de  fist.  [ser. 

Fistula,  Fis-tq-la,  n.  [L.]  a  pjp; — a  sinyqus  ul- 
Fistllar,  Fis-tq-lur,  a.  relatig  tu  a  fistqla;  holo. 
FiSTiLATE,  Fis-tq-lat,  r.  i.  tu  turn  or  gra  tu  a 

fistqla. 
FisTL'LATE,  Fis-tq-lat,  p.  (.  tu  mak  holo  Ijk  a  pjp. 
Fistulous,  Fis-tq-lus,  a.  havig  de  natyqr  ov  a 

fistqla. 
Fit,  Fit,  n.  a  jiaroksizm  ov  eni  distomper;  a  kon- 

vuljon;  interval;  disorder  ov  bodi  or  mjnd. 
Fit,  Fit,  a.  kwolifjd;  proper;  konvenyent;  met. 
Fit,  Fit,  r.  t.  tu  ak6mij<lat;  tu  sqt:  tu  adapt. 
Fit,  Fit,  r.  i.  tu  be  projier;  tu  be  ad.ipted  tu. 
Fitful,  Fit-ful,  a.    varid  bj  {uroksizmz;  ful  or 

fits. 
Fitly,  Fit-li,  ad.  propcrli;  justii;  sqtAbli. 
Fitnk.s-s,  Fit-nc-s  n.  proprjeti;  netnes;  .<i\tablne?. 
Fitter,  Fit-cr,  u.  he  or  dat  hwin  konf«,'n  fitnes. 
Fitting,  Fit-ip,  pp.  a.  sqtip;  adaptig;  fit:  jiropcr. 
Fittingly,  Fit-ifl-li,  aJ.  pnipcrii;  squbli, 
FiTZ,  Fits,  H.  [XtfrmaH]  a  eun; — yqzd  in  nami,  as 

Five.  Fjv.  .1.  for  and  wun:  hqf  ov  ton. 

Five-barred.  Fjv-bi^rd,  a.  havio  fjv  hqn. 

Five-fold.  Fjv-fuld,  a.  havig  fjv  timi  as  mnq. 

Fives,  Fjvz,  n.  a  pla  wid  a  bol; — a  dises  or  hors- 
es; vjvs.  [setJ. 

Fix,  Fiks,  v.  t.  tu  mak   fa«t,   form,  or  stnbl:  tu 

Fix,  Fiks,  r.  1".  tu  reat;  tu  btkiim  I'-rm  ••r  hqrd. 

Fixation.  Fiks-d-Jon,  n.  Ac  akt  ov  fiksip:  «t*bil- 
iti;  ffimnes. 


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FirED,  Fikst  er  Fiks-ed,  p.  a.  mad  fast;  ferin;  sta- 

bl:  not  wonderig;  not  volatil. 
Fixedly,  Fiks-ed-li,  ad.  sertenli;  fermli;  stedfastli. 
'Fixkdness,  Fiks-ed-nes,  n.  stabiliti;  fermnes;  so- 
liditi. 
Fixity,  Fiks-i-ti,  n.  koherens  ov  pqrts;  fiksednes. 
FiXTL'KE,  Fikst-yn,r,  n.  enitii)  fikst  tu  a  plas. 
FixuRE,  Fiks-yx\,r,  n.  pozijon;  fermnes. 
Fiz-GIG,  Fiz-gig,  n.  a  dqrt  er  hqrpdm. 

fIzzle,' Fiz-1,  1  ''■  '•  ^"^  "^^^  ""  ^'^'B  '^°'^- 
Flabbiness,  Flab-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  flabi. 
Flabby,  Flab-i,  a.    soft;  not  ferm;  plasid;  lagk; 

lots. 
Flabile,  Flab-il,  a.  subjekt  tu  be  blon. 
Flaccid,  Flak-sid,  a.  lagk;  not  tens;  limber. 
Flaccidity,  Flak-sid-i-ti,  n.  lagknes;  limbernes. 
Flag,  Flag,  v.  i.  tu  gro  dtjekted  er  febl;  tu  IcDz 

vigor:  tu  hag  IcDS.  [stonz. 

Flag,  Flag,  v.  t.   tu  let  fel;    tu  kuver  wid  flat 
Flag,  Flag,  n.  a  weter  plant; — de  kulorz  er  ensjn 

ov  a  Jip,  is.: — g  flat  ston  yi^zd  fer  pavments. 
Flagellate,  Flaj-el-at,  v.  t.  tu  hwip  er  skurj. 
Flagellation,    Flaj-el-a-Jon,   n.    a    hwipig  er 

skurjig. 
Flageolet,  Flaj-o-let,  n.  [Fr.]  a  smel,  mqzikal 

wind  instrcDment,   rezemblig  a  flqt; — ritn  olso 

i/lageht.} 
Flaggy,  Flag-i,  a.  ful  ov  flagz: — wsk;  laks. 
Flagitious,  Fla-jiJ-us,  a.  wiked;  atrojus. 
Flagitiousn'ess,  Fla-jiJ-us-nes,  n.  vilani. 
Flag-officee,  Flag-6f-i-ser,  n.   a  komdnder  ov 

a  skwodron. 
Flagon,  Flag-on,  n.  a  drigkig  vesel  ov  tea  kwerts. 
Flagrancy,  Fla-gran-si,  n.  burnig;  het;  f  jr;  ener- 

miti. 
Flagrant,  Fla-grant,  A.  qrdent;  gloig;  snermus. 
Flagrante  bello,  Fla-gran-te  bel-o,  [Z.]  hwjl 

de  wor  iz  rajig,  or  di^rig  hostilitiz. 
Flagrante  delicto,   Flagran-te  de-lik-to,  [L.] 

diyig  dt  komijon  ov  de  krjm.  [er. 

Flagrantly,  Fla-grant-li,  ad.  in  a  flagrant  man- 
Flag-Ship,  Fl.ig-Jip,  n.  de  Jip  hwiq  b^rz  de  kom- 
dnder ov  a  (let.  [fikst. 
Flagstaff,  Flag-staf,  n.  de  staf  on  hwiq  a  flag  iz 
Flagstone,  Flag-ston,  n.  a  flat,  smcnd  ston  for 

pavig. 
Flail,  Flal,  n.  an  instrdjment  fer  trejig  gran. 
Flake,  Flak,  n.  enitig  dat  aperz  IcDsli  held  tu- 

geder;  a  stratum;  laer;  film;  lamina. 
Flake,  Flak,  v.  t.  tu  ferm  intu  flaks  er  laerz. 
Flake,  Flak,  v.  i.   tu  brak  intu  lamine  er  Icos 

bodiz. 
Flaky,  Flak-i,  a.  konsistiYi  ov  flaks  er  laerz. 
Flam,  Flam,*t  n.  a.  felshuJ;  a  Ij;  ilvj,scari  pretekst. 
Flam,  Flam,!  v.  t.  tu  desev  wid  a  li:  tu  delq,d. 
Flambeau,  Flam-bo,  n.  [Fr.']  a.  Ijted  terq. 
Flame,  Flam,  n.  Ijted  gas  in  a  stat  ov  kombust- 

yon;  fir:  blaz; — qrdent  luv:  qrdor;  vjolens. 
Flame,  Flam,  v.  i.  tu  Jin  az  fjr:  tu  burn. 
Flam  EN,  Fla-men,  n.  [L.]  a  prest  amug  de  Eo- 

manz. 
Flaming,  Flam-ig,  a.  brilyant;  resplendent:  gedi. 
Flamingo,  Fla-mig-go,  n.  a  herd  ov  de  gralik 

erder. 
Flaminical,  Fla-min-i-kal,  a.  belogig  tu  de  Ro- 
man flamen.  [flamabl. 
Flammability,  Flam-a-bil-i-ti,n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
Flammeous,  Flam-e-us,  a.  konsistig  ov  flam;  Ijk 

flam. 
Flammi FERGUS,  Fla-mif-er-us,  a.  prodtj^sig  flam. 
Flammivorous,  Fla-miv-o-rus,  a.  vomitig  flamz, 

az  a  volkano. 
Flamy,  Flam-i,  a.  inflamd:  burnig:  blazig. 
Flanch,  Flanq,  n.  a  pqrt  in  mckanizm  hwiq   iz 

skra>d  on  tu  sumtig  els;  a  rim. 


'  Flange,  Flanj,  n.  a  lej  er  rim  razd  on  an  jnrn 

i      ral,  or  on  de  t  jr  ov  a  hwcl,  for  de  purpus  ov  kon- 

fjnig  de  hwel  widin  serten  limits. 
Flank,  Flagk.  n.  pqrt  ov  de  sjd;  pqrt  ov  a  bast- 
yon;  de  sjd  ov  an  qrmi  or  f  let. 
Flank,  Flagk,  v.  t.  tu  atak  de  sjd  ov  a  batalyon 

or  flet:  tu  seki|r  on  de  sjd. 
Flanker,  Flagk-er,  n.  a  fertifikajon  jutig  Tst. 
i  Flannel,  Flan-el,  n.  a  soft,  napi,  wulen  klofi. 
Flap,  Flap,  n.  enifcig  dat  hagz  bred  and  l(t)s; — o 
:      bio  er  mojon  ov  a  flap;  a  dizez  in  hersez. 
Flap,  Flap,  v.  t.  tu  bet  er  mcDv  wid  a  flap. 
Flap,  Flap,  v.  i.  tia  plj  de  wigz  wid  nerz. 
P' LAP-DRAGON,  Flap-drag-on,  n.   a  qjldz   pla  or 

gam. 
I  Flap-eared,  Flap-erd,  a.  havig  pendent  erz. 
Flapjack,  Flap-jak,  n.  a  bred,  tin  pankak. 
Flapper,  Flap-er,   n.   he   or  dat  hwiq  flaps;   a 

flap. 
Flare,  E14r,  v.  i.  tu  giv  a  gl^rig  er  unstedi  Ijt. 
Flare,  Flq,r,  n.  an  unstedi  er  glfirig  Ijt. 
Flash,  FlaJ,  n.  a  suden  blaz;  a  suden  burst  ov 

wit.  [wit. 

Flash,  FlaJ,  v.  i.  tu  burst  •st  intu  flam,  Ijt,  er 
Flash,  FlaJ,  v.  t.  tu  strjk  er  tro  up,  az  weter;  tu 

tro,  az  Ijt,  on  de  jz,  or  de  mjnd. 
Flash,  FlaJ,  a.  vjl;    lo:   vulgar. — Flaf  laygwstj, 

laggwaj  spokn  bj  tevz,  navz,  &s. 
Flasher,  FlaJ-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  flajez. 
Flashy,  FlaJ-i,  a.  dazlig  fer  a  moment;  ga;  Joi, 

but  emti;  not  solid;  dajig. 
Flask,  Flask,  n.  a  botl;  a  vesel;  a  p"8der-hem. 
Flasket,  Flds-ket,  n,  a  vesel  in  hwiq  vjandz  qr 

servd. 
Flat,  Flat,  a.  horizontal;  plan;  level;  smcbd;  in- 
sipid: dul;  not  Jril;  not  Jqrp;  not  akqt. 
Flat,  Flat,  n.  a  level;  a  plan;  smood,  lo  gr^nd.  In 

Mxizik,  a  mqrk  ov  deprejon;  a  deprest  ton. 
Flat-bottomed,  Flat-bot-omd,  a.  havig  a  flat 

botom. 
Flative,  Fla-tiv,  a.  prodi^sig  wind;  flatsrulent. 
Flatly,  Flat-li,  ad.  in  a  flat  maner;  peremtorili. 
Flatness,  Flat-nes,  n.  evnnes;  insipiditi:  dulneg. 
Flatten,  Flat-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  flat,  evn,  er  level; 

tu  mak  vapid;  tu  dejekt;  tu  depres. 
Flatten,  Flat-n,  r.  i.  tu  gro  evn  er  dul. 
Flatter,  Flat-er,  t.  t.  tu   scDd   wid  prazez;  tut 

praz  felsli;  tu  kares;  tu  raz  fols  hops. 
Flatterer,    Flat-er-er,    n.    wun   hcD    flaterz;  a 

fener. 
Flattering,  Flat-er- ig,  j>p.  a.  bestoig  flateri;  en- 

kiirajig;  qrtful;  obsekwius;  plezig. 
Flattery,  Flat-er-i,  n.  fels,  venal   praz;   adyq,- 

lajon. 
Flatulence,  Flat-yi|-lens,     )   n.  windines;   em- 
Flatulency,  Flat-yi|-len-si,  j      tines;  leviti. 
Flatulent,  Flat-yn,-lent,  a.  turjid  wid  ^r;  win- 

di;  van. 
Flatus,  Fla-tus,  n.  [L.]  wind;   flaty^^lens;  bret. 
Flaunt,  Flqnt,  v.  i.   tu  mak   ostentajus  displa; 

tu  fluter;  tu  kari  a  sesi  aperans. 
Flaunt,  Flqnt,  n.  enitig  Joi;  displa. 
Flavor,  Flavor,  n.  relij;  tast;  savor;  fragrans. 
Flavored,  Fla-vord,  a.  havig  a  f  jn  tast. 
Flavorous,  Fla-vor-us,  a.  deljtful   tu  de  palat; 

fragrant. 
Flaw,  Flo,  n.  a  krak;  a  breq;  a  felt;  a  dcfekt;  a 

suden  gust  ov  wind. 
Flaw,  Flo,  v.  t.  tu  brak;  tu  krak;  tu  vjolat. 
Flawy,  Fle-i,  a.  ful  ov  floz  er  kraks;  defektiv. 
Flax,  Flaks,  n.  a  f jbrus  plant,  ov  hwiq  de  fjnest 

tred  iz  mad;  de  f  jberz  ov  flaks  klenzd. 
Flaxcomb,  Flaks-kom,   n.    an    instrument    wid 

hwiq  flaks  iz  klenzd. 
Flax-dresser,  Flaks-dres-er,  n.  wun  hO)  pr£p4rz 

flaks  fer  de  spiner. 


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Flaxkn,  Flaks-n,  n.  mad  ov,  or  Ijk  flaks;  f^r. 
Flaxv,    Flaka-i,*  a.    Ijk    flaki;    ov   a    Ijt   kulor; 

lUiksii. 
Flay,  Fla,  v.  t.  ta  skin:  tu  strip  of  de  skiu. 
FtAVtia,  Fld-cr,  n.  wun  b<i>stri(<!i  of  de  akin. 
Flka,  Fir,  n.  a  smiil,  blud.Hukig  in^okt. 
FLtABANK,  FlE-bun,  n.  a  jenus  ov  i>lunt5;  hors- 

wtd. 
Fleabitk,  Fl£-bjt,  n.  de  stio  ov  a  flc. 
Fleabittkn,  Fle-bit-n,  h.  ^tug  bj  flex. 
Flkak,  KUk,*  II.  Q  smol  lok  or  twist;  a  grat. 
Flkau,  Flem,  n.  an   iustmtmcnt  yiizd   tu   bled 

kutl. 
Fleck,  Flek,*  r.  /.  tu  spot:  tu  strek:  tu  dapl. 
Flkctio.n,  Flek-Jon,*  b.  de  aktor  p-serov  beiidig. 
Flectoe,    Flek-tor,    n.    a    musl,    kumouli    kold 

Fled,  Fled,  i.  and  ;>.  from  Fir. 

Fledge,  Flcj,  r.  t.  tu  furnij  wid  wigz  or  fcderz. 

Fledoelino,  Flej-lii),  «.  a  yug  bord  ju.st  flojd. 

Flee,  Kit-,  r.  t.  ii.  flud,  /*«.  flcifl,  fk-d;]  tu  run 
from  datijer;  tu  hav  rtkorn  tu  jclter. 

Fleece,  Fles,  n.  dt  wul  Jam  fpjni  wun  Jrp. 

Fleece,  Fles,  c.  t.  tu  Jer  of;  tu  strip;  tu  plun- 
der. 

Fleeced,  First,  p.  s.  havin  a  flc.«;  plunderd. 

FLKECEa,  Flt'd-er,  n.  wiin  not>  .-^triiks  itr  plundurz. 

Fleecy,  Fle^-i,  a.  wuli;  kuvcrd  wid  wul. 

Fleer,  Vltr,*  v.  •'.  tu  umk:  tu  jib:  tu  jost;  tu  ler. 

Flele,  Flrr,  n.  in..kori:  a  dc-^ctful  grin. 

Fleet,  FIrt,  n.  a  kumjianiov  Jips;  a  navi. 

Fleet,  Flel,  ».  swift  ov  in.'*:  kwik:  nimbi:  aktiv. 

Fleet,  FIrt,  r.  i.  tu  flj  swifili;  tu  hnsn:  tu  vnni/. 

Fleet,  Flet.*  r.  f,  tu  skim,  az  milk  or  w.itcr. 

Flekti.vg,  Flet-ii),  j>i>.  a.  )«sig  r.ipidii:  tr.uijent. 

Fleetly,  FU't-Ii,  au.  jjwiftli;  nimbli;  wid  !<wif( 
im-'.  (iti. 

Fleetness,  FUt-nos,  n.  swiftncs:  nimblncs;  selor- 

Flkuisii,  Flcm-iJ,  a.  rtlatig  tu  Flunduns  or  de 
Fli-minz. 

Fle8U,  Fli>J,  n.  de  miL<kiilar  pqrt  ov  6e  bodi: 
aiiiiual  fiijd; — de  htimiin  rus:— a  kqrnni  stat. 

Flesh.  FN-J,  «-.  t.  tu   inijiat:  tu  glut:  tu  Kajiat. 

Flesh -BRtsB,  FlcJ-bruJ,  u.  a  bruj  tu  rub  de 
fl.-J  wid. 

Flesh -COLOR,  FleJ-kul-or,  n.  de  kulor  ov  ficj. 

Fleshi.vess,    FleJ-i-ne.<,    n.    plumpncs;    fulncs: 

FLEiiHLESS,  FliJ-lcs,  a.  destitq,!  ov  flcJ:  len. 
Fleshli.xess,  Fl^J-li-ncs,  n.  kqrnal  pajonz  or  ap- 

rili.-*.  [jHal. 

Fleshly.  Fl^J-li,  a.  kqrnal;  la.<!ivius;  not  npirit- 
Flesh  MEAT,  FleJ-mct,    h.   animal   fa>d;  flej  ov 

uiiimitlz.  [fleJ. 

Fle^h  MO.VtiER,  FloJ-uiug-gcr,  r..  wun  hm  drlz  in 
Fli.shpot,  Fk'J-i>i.t,  (I.  a  pot  in  hwi(j  fli-J  iz  kukt. 
FlI-SHV,  FleJ-i,  .1.  ful  ov  fk-J:  fiit;  pulpus:  plump. 
Fletcher,  Fl^q-er,*  n.  a  uxiker  ov  buz  and  aruz. 
Fletz,  Flct-s  ».  (J/iH.  and  (Jei'l.)  apl(d  tu  t^k- 

onduri  stnitii  or  f->rmaj<>nz  ov  ruks  bwi(j  uprr  in 

bi'dz  luujr  nrrli   hurizi'mtul  dan  transi^un  Tuks. 
Fleiu  DE  LIS,  Fl(T-do-lr,  fi.  [J-'r.]  a  f  i-jer  rezem- 

blig  Ac  [tx*.  kold  (J'l"ti>er-de-luc4.} 
Flew,  Flq,  ».  from  F/j.  [mind. 

Flexanimous,  F'leks-in-i-mus,  ».  or  ^injubl 
Flexibility,  Flcks-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  fl^ksiblnoc;  plj- 

anMi. 
Flexible.  Flok^-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  bent;  duktil; 

pli.inl:  k(iDipl(in:  supl. 
FLtxiBLEXLSS,  b l^lu-i-bl-Des,  n.    de    kwoliti    ov 

bri()  fk'ksibl. 
Flex  ILK,  Flek»-il,  a.  pliant:  etili  b«nt:  fleksibl. 
Flexion,  FI6k-Jon,  n.  At  akt  or  bcndip:  a  turn. 
Flexor,  Fl^k^-or,  n.  a  musl  hwiq   kuntrikta  de 

jfTnt-s. 
Flkzuol'B,  Fl^k-Jq-us,  a.  windig;  b«ndi{). 


Flkxurk,  F16k-Jqr,  n.  a  b«ndio;  a  j<Tnt:  bend. 
Flick  tu,   Flik-er,    v.  i.   tu   flulor;   tu    flap  de 
wigz.  [miM. 

Flickeumoube,  Flik-or-m-<t^  n.   a  bat;  a  llitcr- 
Flier,  Fij-cr,  ri.  wun  bat  fl^z;  pqrt  ov  a   ma/en 

u    fl{. 

Flight,  Fljt,  n.  de  akt  ov  fl{io  or  fleig:  eakip; — 
a  flok  ov  bcrdz; — sali  ov  de  imajinajon;  -a  apoi 
in  a.«»'Midig  bj  suirz;  a  serirz  <iv  -ti^rz. 

FnoilTI.NESS,  Fljt-i-nts,  n.  »tat  ov  brig  fljti;  lev- 
iti:  litnc";  gidine^;  volutiliti. 

Flighty,  Fljt-i,  a.  wjld;  ov  disordcrd  imajinajon; 
ekstravngunt  in  funsi:  gidi. 

FLiM-rLAM,  Flini-flum,t  n.  a  hwim;  a  trik;  a  ^t. 

Flimslness,  Flim-zi-nes,  ii.  wrkucii  ov  tekstyqr. 

Flimsy,  Flim-zi,  a.  wek;  fcbl;  mm;  sqi«rfijal; 
wid^t  for.-". 


Fli.vch,  Fliuc,  r.  t.  tu  Jrigk;  tu  widdru  from- 
Fli.nching,    Flin^-ig,    u.    de   ukt   ov  ycldig   or 


,  tliuq,  r 
ixg,    Flit 

Jrigkig.  [m'ss. 

Flinuekmouse,  FIin-dor-nn53,  n.  a  but:  a  flit«r- 
Fling,  Flig,  r.  t.  [i.  flug,  /•«.  fligig,  flug;]    tu 

kasl  fruiu  de  bund;  tu   tru;  tu  durt. 
Fliso,  Flig,  r.  «.  lu  flijn^:  tu  win.-;  tu  snrr. 
Fli.no,  Flig,  /».  a  tro;  a  kast;  a  jjb;  a  sner. 
Fli.nt,  Flint,  n.  a  bqrd  sUjn;  a  :jiuu  for  strjkig 

Ijr.  |kra>el. 

Fli.NT-BEARTED,  Flint-hqrt-ed,    a.    hqrd-hqrtod; 
Fli.nty,  Fliut-i,  a.  mad  ov  flint:  hqrd:  krifttl. 
Flip,  Flip,  n.  a   likur   mad  ov   ber,  spirits  and 

Jugur.  [tok. 

FliI'I'axcy,  Flip-an-si,  »i.    lokwa-siti;    pertnes    ov 
Flippant,  Flip-unt,  a.  tokativ;  lukwajus:  pert. 
Flirt,  Flert,  r.  t.  tu  tra  wid  a  kwik  mujou. 
I'liut,  Fkrt,  c.  I.  tu    be   unstediij  tu    akt    wid 

k-viti.    '  [ket. 

Flirt,  Fl?rt,  n.  kwik  mojon;— Ja  p^rt  gerl:  a  ko- 
Flirtatign,   Fler-Ui-Jon,    h.    koketri;   drzjr    tu 

atrukt  natis.  [a  fifrt. 

Flirtigig,  Fl«r-ti-gig,+  w,  a  wonton,  flcniggerl; 
Flit,  Flit,  r.  i.  tu  flj  awii;*  tu  remajv;  tu  flutcr. 
Flitch,  Fliq,  h.  de  r^jd  ov  a  hog,  soiled  and  kqrd. 
Flitterjiolse,  Flit-cr-mTJs,*  «.  de  bat:  a  flikcr- 

irns.^. 
Float,  Flat,  v.  i.  tu  swim:  tu  moiv  ezili. 
Float,  Flut,  r.  i.  tu   kuver  wid   wot«r;  tu   kex 

tu  .-iwim. 
Float,  Flot,  n.  a  bodi  swimig  on  wotcr;  a   raft; 

a  kork  or  kwil  fusnd  tu  a  fijig-lju. 
Float-board,  FlcJt-burd,  n.  u   IajhI  fikst  tu  de 

riiu  or  serkumfcrens  ov  a  wotcr-bwrl,  hwic  rc- 

sevz  de  impuls  ov  de  strem,  and   puts  dc  hwrl 

in  mo/iin. 
Floater,  Flut-cr,  «.  wun  hat  fletd. 
Floati.ng,  Flut-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  beig  konvud   b{ 

de  .*lrrm.  [ov  de  woter. 

Floati.ng,  Flut-ig,  pp.  a.  ?wimig  on  dc  surfa.* 
Floati.ng-bridge.  Flut-iji-brij,  ».  a   brij  formd 

ov  bemz  ov  tiiubor  and   plaglu  Ijig  on  de  ^^urfas 

ov  a  rivor  or  |^.s  i.v  wotcr:   u    brij    formd   o»   a 

serirz  i.v  but'*:  a  kjnd  ov  foribut. 
Floatstonk,  Flut-stun,  «.   (J/in.)   a   Ijt,  yoriia 

varieti  ov  flint. 
Floaty,  Flut-i,*  a.  borant;  swimig  on  de  surfas. 
Floccillatio.v,    Fluk-.-ti-lu-Jon,    n.    a    mt-dikkl 

tvrm,  .-i;^iiit{ig  de  akt  ov  pikig  de   bed-kludi, — 

e.stemd  an  alqrmig  .timtoiu  in  ukqt  dizrscz. 
Floccose.  Flok-u.'*,  a.  wuli;  Ijk  wul. 
Floccllkxt,  FI6k-q-leut,  a.  havig  loks;  wuli. 
Flock,  Flok,  n.  a  kumpani  ov  b^rd*  or  Jcp;  a  lok 

ov  wul. 
Flock,  Flok,  v.  i'.  tu  gadcr  in  krsdi  or  kumpanit. 
Floe,  Flu,  n.  a  mus  ov  flwtig  jk,  or  a  bodi  ov  (s 

drivn  upon  de  /or. 
Flog,  Flog,  v.  t    tu  l.ij;  tu  bwip;  tu  bet. 
Flouoino,  Flog-ig^  n.  a  bwipig;  dc  akt  or  bctig. 


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Flood,  Flud,  n.  a  bodi  ov  woter;  de  se;  a  river; 

a  dohy';  an  inuiidajon;  flo;  fluks. 
Flood,  Flud,  r.  t.  tu  deliy;  tia  overhwelm. 
Floodgate,  Flud-gat,  n.  a  gat  tu  stop  or  let  -st 

wotcr:  a  pasaj:  an  avenTi. 
Flooding,  Fliid-ii),  ».  an   ovcrfloiij;  an   eksesiv 

difcqrj  from  de  yn,terus. 
Flood-maek,  Fliid-mcirk,  n.  hj-weter  mqrk;    at 

mqrk  hwiq  de  se  maks  on  de  Jor  at  floiij  weter, 

and  de  hicst  tid. 
Floor.  Fluk,  n.  a  fl-snder:  a  fliik.     Se  {Fluke.} 
Flookixg,  Fluk-iij,  ».   an   interupjon   or   Jiftii) 

ov  a  lu)d  or  van  ov  cor  bj  a  kros  gran  er  fiJur. 
Floor,  Flojr,  n.  dt  botom  ov  a  rann  er  bildig;  a 

platform;  a  stori  in  a  bildii). 
Floor,  Flor,  v.  t.  tu  kuver  wid  a  flor;  tu  grsnd. 
Flooring,  Flor-iij,  n.  de  botom; materialz  ferflcorz. 
Flop,  Flop,t  ''.  ^  tu  klap  de  wigz  wid  nerz;  tu 

flap. 
Flora,  F16-ra,  n.  [Z.]  de  botani,  or  varius  kjndz 

ov  plants,  trez  and  fl-serz  ov  a  kuntri. 
Floral,  Flo-ral,  a.  relatir)  tu  Flora,  er  tu  fl-s- 
erz. [—a  silk. 
Florentine,  F16r-en-tjn,   n.  a  nativ  ov  Florens; 
Florescence,  Flo-res-ens,  n.  de  akt  ov  fl-seriij; 

de  SEzn  ov  de  fl-serii)  ov  plants. 
Floret,  Flci-ret,  «.  a  litl  fl-ser. 
Florid,  F16r-id,  a.  kuverd  wid  fl-jerz;  flujt  wid 

red;  embelijt;  splendid;  fl^seri. 
Floridity,  Flo-rid-i-ti,*  n.  de  stat  ov  beip  florid. 
Floridly,  F16r-id-li,  ad,,  in  a  Joi  and  impoziij 

wa. 
Floridness,  F16r-id-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  florid. 
Floriferous,    Flo-rif-er-us,    a.    prodiiktiv    ov 

fl^serz. 
Florin,   F16r-in,   n.    \Fr.'\    a  kern  ferst  mad  at 

Florens;  n^s  a  kern  ov  diferent  valyi^z. 
Florist,  F16-rist,  n.  a  kultivator  ov  fl-serz. 
Flosculous,  F16s-kTi,-lus,  a.  kompozd  ov  fl-serz. 
Floss,  Flos,  n.  a  fliyd  glas  flotiij  upon  de  jurn 

prod4st  bj  de  vitrif ikajon  ov  de  oksjdz  and  erts 

in  a  pudi:g  f  urnas.  [plants. 

Floss,  Flos,  n.   {£ot.}  a.  d-sni  substans  in  sum 
Floss-silk,  Flos-silk,  «.  de  porjon  ov  ravld  silk 

brokn  of  in  de  filati^r  ov  de  kokcbnz,  and  y^iCi 

far  korser  fabriks. 
Flota,  F16-ta,  n.  [Sp.]  a  SpaniJ  flet;  a  flet. 
Flotage,  Flot-aj,  n.  dat  hwiq  flots  on  weter. 
Flotilla,  Flo-til-a,  n.  [Sp.]  a  flet  ov  smel  ves- 

elz;  a  flet. 
Flotsam,    Floatsam,    er    Flotson,    Flot-sam, 

Flot-sam,   er    Flot-son,   n.    {Law.}    gudz    dat 

swim  on  de  se  wid-st  an  oner.  [lens. 

Flounce,  Fl-sns,  v.  i.  tu  moav  or  strugl  wid  vjo- 
Flounce,  Fl-sns,  v.  t.  tu  dek  wid  fl-snsez. 
Flounce,  Flsus,  n.  a  fril  er  rufl  sod  tu  a  wum- 

anz  gqrment,  so  az  tu  swel  and  Jak;  a  daj. 
Flounder,  Fl-sn-der,  n.  a  smel,  flat  fij. 
Flounder,  Fl-sn-der,   v.  i.   tu  strugl  aloi);  tu 

stumbl. 
Flour,  Fl^r,  n.  de  edibl  pqrt  ov  hwet,  &s.;  mel. 
Flour,   Fl-5r,    v.   t.    tu  konvert   intu   fl-sr;  tu 

spriflkl  wid  fl-sr.  [skater  fl-sr. 

Flour-box,  Fl-sr-boks,  n.  a  boks  tu  hold  and 
Flouring,  Fl-sr-ii),  a.  konvertiij  intu  fl-ser;  em- 

plffd  in  makii)  fl-sr;  az,  a  flsriij  mil. 
Flourish,  Flur-iJ,  v.  i.  tu  trjv,  az  a  plant;  tu 

be  in  vigor;  tu  be  prosperus;  tu  bost. 
Flourish,  Fliir-iJ,  i'.  t.  tu  adorn;  tu  brandij. 
Flourish,  Fliir-iJ,  n.  bravcri;  ostentajus  embol- 

ijment;  a  blosom;  a  miizikal  preli^d. 
Flout,  Fl-st,*t  «•  '•  tu  mok;  tu  insult;  tu  sner  at. 
Flout,  Fl-st,  v.  i.  tu  praktis  mokeri;  tu  sner. 
Flout,  Fl-st,  n.  a  mok:  an  insult;  u  sner;  a  jer. 
Flouter,  Fl-st-cr,  n.  wun  hoQ  il-sts  er  jerz. 
Floutingly,  Fl-jt-ig-li,  ad.  in  an  insdltij)  maner. 


Flo-w,  Flo,  V.  i.  tu  run  az  weter;  tu  rjz  az  dg 
tjd:  tu  melt;  tu  prosed;  tu  ijq,;  tu  ab-snd. 

Flo-w,  Flo,  V.  t.  tu  overfl6;  tu  delqj. 

Flo-w,  Flo,  n.  de  rjs  ov  weter;  volyr^biliti. 

Flo-wer,  Fl-s-er,  n.  de  blosom  ov  a  plant;  an  or- 
nament; de  prjm;  de  most  ekselent  pqrt;  az,  ds 
fl-ser  ov  an  qrmi;  kwintesens. 

Flower,  Fl-s-er,  v.  i.  tu  be  in  fl-ser;  tu  blosom. 

Flo"WER,  Fl-s-er,  v.  t.  tu  adern  wid  fl-serz. 

Flo-wer  de-luce,  Fl-s-er-de-lqs,  n.  a  bulbus  jris. 
Se  {Fleur-de-lis!} 

Flo-weret,  Fl:s-er-et,  n.  a  smel  fl-ser;  a  floret. 

Flo-wer-garden,  Fl-8-er-gq,r-den,  n.  a  gqrden 
fer  fl-serz. 

Flo-weriness,  Fl-s-er-i-nes,  n.  stat  ov  bei^  fl-seri. 

Flo-wery,  Fl-s-er-i,  a.  adernd  wid  fl-serz;  florid. 

Flowing,  Flo-ig,  pp.  a.  ab-sndig;  kopius;  abun- 
dant. 

Flowingly,  Flo-ig-ii,  ad.  wid  plenti.  [&s. 

Flowingness,  F16-ii)-nes,  n.  a  strem  ov  dikjon, 

Flown,  Flon,  j).  gon  awa. 

Fluate,  Fh'],-at,  n.  {Chem.)  a.  selt  fermd  ov 
fh],6i-ik  asid  and  a  bas. 

Fluctuant,  Flukt-yii,-ant,*  a.  waverii);  unserten. 

Fluctuate,  Fldkt-yri-at,  v.  i.  tu  wav;  tu  be 
waveriij.  [unsertenti. 

Fluctuation,  Flukt-yq,-a-Jon,  n.  alternat  mojon; 

Flue,  Fh|,  n.  de  pip  ov  a  qimni;  d-sn  er  fur. 

Fluency,  Fhi-en-si',  n.  de  akt  ov  floig;  volyi^bil- 
iti  er  smibdnes  ov  speq;  kopiusnes.  [bl. 

Fluent,  FhVent,  a.  likwid;  floiij;^  kopius;  volyix- 

Fluent,  Flq-ent,  n.  a  strem.  {Fluxions,}  a  flo- 
ii)  kwontiti. 

Fluently,  Fhi-ent-li,  a.d.  wid  redi  flo;  v61yq,bli. 

Flugelman,  Fhi-gel-man,  n.  a  soljer,  er  non- 
komijond  ofiser,  yi^zd  az  a  gjd  tu  soljerz  in  de 
mdivments  ov  de  dril. 

Fluid,  Fli^-id,  a.  runii)  az  weter;  not  solid;  likwid. 

Fluid,  Fh],-id,  ".  a  likwid;  jqs;  animal  ji^s. 

Fluidity,  Flq-id-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beii)  flq,id. 

Fluidness,  Fh],-id-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beii)  flq,- 
id;  fliyditi. 

Fluke,  Flu^k,  n.  de  bred  pqrt  er  qrm  ov  an  ai)kor. 

Flume,  Fli^^m,  n.  a  (;anel  er  pasaj  fer  weter. 

Flummery,  Flum-er-i,  n.  fcod  mad  ov  fl-sr,  &s., 

Flung,  Flui),  i.  and  wj.  from  Flir).  [flateri. 

Fluor,  Fh\,-or,  n.  [L.]  a  i\\\\ti  stat;  katamenia. 

Fluor,  er  Fluor-spar,  Fh\,-or,  er  Fl^-or-spqr,  n. 
a  mineralojikal  term,  signifjii)  flqat  ov  Ijm;  a 
mineral,  ofn  bn,tif ul.  [or-spqr. 

Fluoric,  Fhi,-6r-ik,  a.  partakii)  ov  flij^or  er  flq,- 

FlurRY,  Flur-i,t  n.  a  gust  ov  wind;  huri;  busl. 

Flurry,  Flur-i,J  v.  t.  tu  kep  in  ajitajon;  tu  alqrm. 

Flush,  FluJ,  v.  i.  tu  flo  sudenli;  tu  stqrt;  tu  glo. 

Flush,  FluJ,  v.  t.  tu  kulor;  tu  redn;  tu  elat. 

Flush,  FluJ,  a.  frej;  gloiij;  aflqent; — evn;  level. 

Flush,  FluJ,  n.  flo;  bloom;  grot;  abiindans. 

Fluster,  Fliis-ter,};  v.  t.  tu  disgjz;  tu  konf-sndj 
tu  huri. 

Fluster,  Fliis-ter,!  71.  sudenimpuls; ajitajon;  busl. 

Flustered,  Fliis-terd,  jk  a.  ajitated;  hqf  drugk. 

Flute,  Flqt,  n.  a  mi^zikal  wind  instrcoment; — an 
uprjt  qanel  in  a  kolum. 

Flute,  Flqt,  v.  i.  tu  pla  on  de  fliit. 

Flute,  Fln,t,  v.  t.  tu  kut  intu  holoz;  tu  Qanel. 

Fluter,  Fhj,t-er,  n.  wun  hco  plaz  on  de  flqt. 

Flutist,  Fli^t-ist,  n.  wun  ha>  plaz  on  a  flqt;  a 
flq,ter.  [moJon. 

Flutter,  Fldl-er,  v.  i.  tu  flj  er  moov  wid  kwik 

Flutter,  Flut-er,  v.  t.  tu  drjv  in  disorder;  tu 
ajitat. 

Flutter,  Fliit-er,  n.  huri;  kwik  moJon;  konfi^jon. 

Fluvial,  Fhi,-vi-al,  a.  relatii)  tu  riverz. 

Fluviatic,  Flii,-vi-at-ik,  a.  beloijiij  tu  riverz, 
Fluviatile,  Flii,-vi-a-til,*  a.  belogii)  tu  riverz; 
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Fli'ic,  FliikK,  n.  de  akt  uv  flulo;  discntcri;  fqjon 
l-LtXATioN,   Kluks-d-JoD,    n.    de  akt  or  stat  ov 

]'i-i|l  uwii.  [ov  pqrU. 

Fluxilitv,  Kluks-il-i-ti,*  n.  ezincs  ov  fupaniion 
Kli'XIU.v,    Fliik-Jon,   n.    de  akt  ov  fluin;    iiiator 

dai  tluz;^uii  iufiiiiili  huioI,  viiriiihl  kwuniiti;  a 

tlil«'ii(:-  /'/.  dt  iiiiiili''i.s  ov  llukJuDZ  uiid  flii<'ntj). 
Fll'XIONAby,  Fldk-Jon-a-ri,  a.  rtluciu  tu  tluk- 

Jun«.  [Jonz. 

Fluxiomst,  Fldk-Jon-ist,  n.  wiin  skild  in  fluk- 
Flv,  F1{,  r.  I.  tu  uuttv  wid  wi{)z;  tu  pad  Hwiflli; 

tu  run  awd. 
Fly,  FIj,  r.  t.  tu  Jun;  tu  avt^d;  tu  kos  tu  flj. 
Flv,  Flj,  II.  u  ntn  »1,  wiyd  insekt;— de  r<Jgyn,lator 

('V  11  iniJiMi:— u  Ijl  karij. 
Flvdlow,  Flj-blu,  II.  de  eg  ov  a  flj. 
Flyblow,  Fl)-blu,  r.  /.  tu  fil  wid  lljz  or  magots. 
Fly  CATCH ER,  Flj-ka^-cr,  n.  wun  dat  ka<]fz  tliz; 

u  111-"'-  [huk. 

Flykisu,  Flj-fiJ,  V.  i.  tu  ap;;!  wid  a  flj  <>n  de 
Fly  LtAK,  Fli-lef,  ii.  an  ins«^rt*?d  or  bhiflk  lef. 
Fly-whlel,  Fij-hwel,  ".   a  hcvi  bwcl  ataqt  tu 

innjtnori  lu  regyij,lat  de  luujon  ov  it. 
Foal,  Ful,  «.  de  ofiprig  ov  a  in^r  or  Je  as. 
Foal,  FqI,  v.  i.  tu  brio  fort  a  ful,  kutlt,  or  fili. 
Foal,  Fol,  v.  t.  tu  briy  furt,  az  a  m.'ir. 
Foam.  Foui,  n.  a  hwjt  sub-tiui!';  frot;  spum. 
Foam,  Fain,  c.  i.  tu  frot;  tu  gadcr  funi;  tu  raj. 
Foamy,  Fum-i,  h.  kuverd  wid  l:uiu;froti. 
Fou,  Fob,  II.  a  smol  pokot  for  u  wixj. 
Fob,  Fob.*t  ".  t.  tu  qet;  tu  trik:  tu  defnid. 
Focal,  Fij-kal,  a.  brlugio  tu  de  fukus. 
FocL'8,    F(j-kus,  n.    [A.J  fil.  F'lJ-.-i;   {Oflic*)   de 

|.<fnt  ov  konv^rjcns,  bwi^r  dt  raz  t.v  \\t  met. 
FoDPKK,  F6d-cr,  n.  drj  foxl  stoni  up  for  katl. 
Fodder,  F6d-cr,  v.  t.  tu  fed  wid  drj  fiitd. 
Foe,  FiJ,  n.  an  euemi;  an  adversari;  a  p»;rscktitcr. 
FoKMA.N,  Fti-inan,  ii.  an  <5nriiii  in  wor. 
FiETL'8,  Fe-tus,  n.  [L.]  a  qjld  in  de  wcntn. 
Foo,  Fii;;.  n.  a  tik  mist;  a  mffat  vapor;  *aftergras. 
Fou-BA.\K,  Fog-ba^k,  II.  at  .se,  an  apFnins  in  biizi 

wodtT,  rrzemblifl  land  at  a  distan^•,  but  bwi<; 

vdni/cz  nz  it  iz  aprdxjt. 
FOQOILY.  Fofj-i-li,  ad.  mi.'tili;  dqrkli;  kl'sdili. 
Foiiiiixt.ss,  F6g-i-ncs,  n.  dr  slat  ov  beifl  fogi. 
FoGOY,  Fo;^-i,  a.  fild  wid  fog;  misti;  klisdi. 
FouiE,  Fu-gi,+  n.  an  ultra  kon^v^vativ. 
Foil.  Fo,  inter,  ckspre^^ij)  kontcmt  or  avorjon. 
Foible.  Ftf-bl,  n.  a  weknes;  a  falig;  a  foit. 
Foil.  Ftfl,  c.  t.  tu  defet;  tu  blunt;  tu  dul;  tu 

puzl. 
Foil,  F>tI,  n.  a  defet;  a  lef:  gildig;  sumtig  tu  hjtn 

luster;  a  blunt  ^ard,  a  kut  ov  tin  or  kwiksilver 

on  de  bak  ov  a  lukig-gUiii. 
Foiler,  FiVl-er,  ii.  wun  h*  frrlz. 
F'oiLiNO,  Frfl-in,  n.  a  trak  mad  in  gras  bj  dcr:  ferl. 
FoiN,  FfTn,  o.  I.  tu  puj  in  fcnsig; — ii.  a  pu/. 
FoiHT,  F'T.it,  I'.  (.  tu  in*<>rt  ropfuli;  tu  fol.sif  j. 
F018TY,  Ftirst-i,*  a.  muldi;  fusti.     .Se  {FukIi/.) 
Fold,  Fuld,  n.  a  pon  for  Jcp:  a  plat  or  a  dublig. 
Fold,  Fuld,  v.  t,  tu  Jut  in  a  fuld;  tu  dubl. 
Fold.  Fuld,  c  1.  tu  klus  over  anddcr  ov  de  som 

kjnd. 
Folder,  Fuld-cr,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  folds  eni  tig. 
FoLiACEOUS,  Fo-li-d-Jui<,  a.  Icfi. 
FOLIAUE,  Fuli-aj,  n.  levz  kolektivli;  tuftaovlevz. 
Foliate,  Fu-li-at,  r.  t.  tu  bet  intu  lamine  or  levz. 
F'oLiATio.N,  Fo-li-d-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  beti^  intu 

IfVZ. 

Folio,  Fo-li-o,  »r  Fwl-70,  n.  a  lefor  p(g;a  buk 

ov  hwiq  de  pajci  qr  furmd  b)  a  Jet  ov  paper 

wuns  dubld. 
Folio.  Fu-li-o,  Ar  Ful-yo,  a.  notig  de  fji  ov  a 

buk,  ii*.,  havig  a  Jrt  dubld  intu  Uh  Icvt. 
Folk,  '"•  Folks,  Fok,  or  Fok.-<,J  ».  ^7.  pcpl,  in 

fMnilyar  laggwaj;  pyrsonz;  mankjad. 


FoLKMOTK,  Fuk-mDt,*  fi.  a  metig  ov  pcpl  ta 

kiiifuU  Hixin  publik  af^rz. 
Follicle,  F61-i-kl,  n.  a  litl  bog  or  lijt. 
Follow,  F6I-0,  f.  t.  tu  go  after  tu  pura^i  tia 

al<^n<l:  tu  iinitat;  tu  kopi;  tu  (uiuid. 
Follow,  FoI-u,  c  i.  tu  kum  uftcr  andder;  tu  b< 

IMistrriiir  in  tjin;  tu  rezult. 
Follower,  F6l-o-or,  n.  wun  hiD  foluz:  a  dis}pl. 
Folly,  Fol-i,  n.  fdili/nc-:);  wekn<-ii;  drpraviti. 
Foment,  Foment,  v.  t.  tu  (;erij  wid  bet;  tu  bed 

wid  worm  lujonz:  tu  i-nkdnij:  lu  okujt. 
P'OMEXTATiOV,  Fu-meu-t«-Jon,  n.  de  akt  OT  to- 

mi-iitig;  a  worm  lujon;  ckflitu/on. 
FoMENTKU,  Fu-mt'iit-fr,  n.  wun  bij  fumdnts. 
Fond,  Fond,  a.  indiskrt't:  wrkli  tfndi-r;  uUi<^t. 
Fo.NDLE,  F6nd-1,  V.  t.  tu  tret  fonJli;  tu  kan^. 
FoNDLKtt,  Fond-ler,  n.  wun  h<J<  fondlz. 
Fo.NDLiNO,    F6nd-lit),    11.    a   person  or  tin   mau 

f-iidld. 
Fondly,  F6nd-li,  aJ.  dutigli;  wid  ckatr^m  ten- 

dernes. 
Fondness,  Fond-nc'',  n.  foAij  tcndcmes;  afek/on. 
Font,  Font,  n.  a  buptizmal  basn  orvcst-l;  a  tint; 

an  aAtrtincnt  ov  printig  tjjis. 
Food,  Fiixl,  «.  vitiz;  eni  tiy  dat  ndrijez. 
Fool,  FibI,  u.  a  jiorson  verd  ov  undenitandig;  an 

idiot;  a  (junjiig;  a  bufidn:  a  jcftfr. 
Fool,  Foil,  r.  1.  tu  trjfl;  tu  t&;  tu  pla;  tu  jdl. 
Foolery,  FiLl-er-i,  n.  habityqal  foli;  an  akt  ot 

foli.  [sens. 

Fooliiardiness,  F(6l-bqr-di-nc.«,  n.  kuraj  widit 
Foolhardy,  FiLl-hqr-di,  a.  fojlijli  bold;  raj. 
Foolish,  Fail-iJ,  a.  vtrdov  understandig;indiskr<t. 
Foolishly,  FAI-iJ-li,  aJ.  in  a  foilij  mancr;  wekli. 
Foolishness,  F(f>l-iJ'-ncj,  n.  foli;  foilij  praktis. 
Foolscap,  Fif>lz-kap,  n.  de  nam  ov  a  kjnd  ov  pa- 
per ov  a  i??rtcn  siz. 
Foot,  Fut,  n.,  pt.  Fct;    de  pqrt  upon  hwiq  &n 

animal  or  tig  standz; — a  .'<».>rtfn  number  ov  silablx 

in  vers;— a  mejqr  ov  twelv  inqez. 
Foot,  Fut,  r.  1.  tu  dans;  tu  trip;  tu  wok. 
Football,  Fut-bol,  n.  a  bol  drivn  bj  de  fut;  a 

pin  wid  de  futbel. 
FooTBOY,  F»it-b<T,  n.  a  menial;  a  mncr. 
Footbridge,  Fut-brij,  n.  a  naro  brij. 
FooTCLOTH.  Fut-klot,  fi.  a  .•'umtcr  klot. 
Foot-guards,  Fut-gqrdz,  n.  pi.  fut-soljcn. 
Foothold,  Fiit-hold,  n.  sjias  for  de  fut. 
Footing,  Fut-ig,  n.  gr-snd  for  de  fut;  sup^rt; 

bifis;  fisndujon:  stat;  kondijon. 
Footma.v,  Fut-man,  11.  a  menial  servant. 
Footmark,  Fut-mqrk,  n.  a  print  ov  de  fat. 
Footpace,  Fut-jms,  11.  a  olo  pas; — a  st^r. 
Footpad,  Fut-{jad,  n.  a  hjwaman  on  fut. 
Footpath,  Fut-pqt,  n.  a  wa  for  fut-poscnjen. 
Footpost,  Fut-ixjst,  n.  a  post  travelig  on  fut. 
Foot-soldier,  Fut-sol-jer,  n.  a  soljer  dat  mqr^- 

cz  and  fju  on  fut. 
Foot.step,  Fut -stop,  n.  a  mqrk  or  Ired  ov  de  fut. 
Footstool,  Fut-st»i>l,  n.  a  sW>l  for  de  fet. 
Fop,  Fop,  m.  a  gn,  trjflig  man;  a  kolukom;  a  bo. 
FoPLiNO,   Fop-lig,   n.   a  pcti   fop;  an  undcr-rat 

kok.<kum. 
Foppery,  F6p-cr-i,  n.  imp^rtincns;  /oi  foli. 
Foppish,  F6n-iJ,  a.  Ijk  a  fnp;  van  in  dres  or  Jo. 
Foppishly,  F6p-iJ-li,  ad.  in  a  fopij  manor:  vanli. 
FoppiSH.NESa,   rop-ij-ncs,    n.    Joi   or  ostentajus 

vaniti. 
For,  For,  »rep.  bckdz  ov;  wid  resp^kt  tu;  in  di 

pins  (ty;  tor  de  snk  ov;  dqrip. 
For,  For,  ktmj.  bekox;  on  it  '   '. 

Forage,  F6r-aj,  r.  i.  tu  w  ,  ov  forai. 

Forage.  For-aj,  r.  t.  tu  plu;  ;  ;  tu  spoi. 

Forage.  Fur-aj,  n.  food  for  bMr^ci  aud  kalJ. 
Forager,  F6r-^-«r,  n.  wun  dat  f<Sn^es;  a  pctt> 

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Foramen,  Fia-ra-mon,  n.  [£.]  pi.  Fo-ram-i-na;  a 

i-iu'il  liul:  a  perforajon.  [koz  dat. 

Forasmuch,  For-az-muq,  konj,  in  regard  dat;  bt- 
FoRAY,  Fo-ra,  «.  a  hostil  inkurjun.    Se  {Forray.) 
Forbade,  For-bad,  i.  from  Fvrhid. 
Forbear,  For-b^r,  v.  i.  tti  s£S  from  eni  tig;  tu 

intermit;  tu  poz;  tia  abstan.  [omit. 

Forbear,  For-bq,r,  v.  t.  tu  dekljn;  tta  avffd;  tu 
Forbearance,  For-brir-ans,  n.  de  akt  ovforb4rii); 

intermijon;  komdnd  ov  temper;  leniti. 
Forbearer,  For-b4r-er,  n.  wun  hO)  forb^rz. 
Forbid,  For-bid,  v.  t.  tu  prohibit;  tu  interdikt. 
Fobbiddance,  For-bid-ans,  ji.   prohibijon;  edikt 

agenst. 
Forbidden,  For-bid-n,  p.  from  Forhid. 
Forbidder,  For-bid-er,  n.    wun  hot)  forbidz  er 

prohibits.  [ester. 

Forbidding,  For-bid-ig,  pp.  a.    kezig   averjon; 
Forborne,  For-b6rn,  p.  from  Fiyrl^r. 
Force,  Fors,  71.  stregt;  vigor;  mjt;  vjolens;  vertyi],; 

efikasi;  validnes;  qrmament. 
Force,  Fors,  v.  t.  tu  kompel;  tu  konstran;  tu 

impel;  tu  pres;  tu  urj;  tu  ravij;  tu  hasn. 
Forceful,  Fors-ful,  a.  vjolent;  stroij;  impetyqus. 
Forcefully,  F6rs-ful-i,  ad.  vjolentli;  impetyq,- 

usli. 
Forceless,  Fors-les,  a.  wtk;  fsbl;  impotent. 
Forcemeat,  Fors-mst,  n.  kukt  met  stuft. 
Forceps,  For-seps,  n.  [L.]  a  surjonz  pinserz. 
FoRCEPUMP,   Fors-pump,  n.   a  p£kn,lyar  sert  ov 

pump. 
Forcer,  Fors-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  forsez. 
Forcible,  Fwrs-i-bl,  a.   stroij;  mjti;  vjolent;   im- 

petyij^us;  efikajus;  aktiv;  p'serful;  valid. 
FoRCiBLENESS,  F6rs-i-bl-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beir) 

forsibl. 
Forcibly,  F6rs-i-bli,  ad.  strogli;  p'serfuli;  bj  fors. 
FoRCiPATED,  Fer-si-pat-ed,   a.    formd  lik  a  p^r 

ov  pinserz. 
Ford,  Ford,  ji.  a  Jalo  pqrt  ov  a  river;  a  kurent. 
Ford,  Ford,  v.  t.  tu  pas  a  river  wid'st  swimig. 
FoRDABLE,  F6rd-a-bl,  a.  pasabl  wid^t  swimig. 
Fore,  For,  a.  anterior;  not  behjnd;  kumig  ferst. 
Fore,  For,  ad.  anteriorli. — Far  and  aft,  de  hoi 

legt  ov  a  Jip. — For  iz  muQ  yv^zd  in  kompozijon 

tu  mcirk  prjoriti. 
Fore-arm,  FQr-4rm,  v.  t.  tu  provjd  erli  fer  atak. 
Fore-arm,  F6r-q,rm,  n.  de  p^rt  betwen  de  elbo 

and  de  rist.  [forno. 

Forebode,  For-b6d,   v.  i.   tu  prognostikat;  tu 
Foreboder,  For-bod-cr,  n.  wun  hO)  forbodz. 
Foreboding,  FQr-b6d-ig,  m.  presaj;  persepjon  be- 

forhand.  Itrjv. 

Forecast,  For-kdst,  v.  i.  tu  form  skemz;  tu  kon- 
FoRECAST,  F(Sr-kast,  n.  forsjt;  fortot. 
Forecaster,   For-kdst-er,   n.  wun  ho  kontrjvz 

befoi'Iiaud. 
Forecastle,  For-kus-l,  n.  {Nant.)  de  uper  dek, 

ner  de  lied  ov  a  Jip. 
Foreclose,  For-kloz,  v.  t.  tu  Jut  up;  tu  prckli^d. 
Foreclosure,  For-klog-i^r,  n.     de  akt  ov  for- 

klozig.     In  Lo,  q  deprivajon  ov  de  pyer  ov  re- 

deraii)  a  morgaj.  [ov  a  Jip. 

FoREDECK,  F(f>r-(lek,  n.  {Na'ut.)  de  anterior  pqrt 
Foredoom,  For-dcom,  v.  t.  tu  dojm  beforhand. 
Fore-end,  F6r-end,  n.  de  anterior  pqrt. 
Forefather,  F6r-fq-der,  n.  an  ansestor. 
FoREFEND,  For-fend,*  v.  t.  tu  prohibit;  tu  avert. 
Forefinger,  For-fig-gcr,  n.  de  figger  nekst  tu 

de  turn. 
Forefoot,  For-fut,  n.  de  anterior  fut. 
Forego,  For-go,   v.  t.  [i.    forwent,  ps.  forgoig, 

forgo;!,]  tu  kwit:  tu  giv  up;  tu  rezin. 
Foregoer,  For-gcS-cr,  it.  wun  hcD  forg(5z. 
Foreground,  For-gr-snd,  n.  dat  pqrt  ov  de  gr-snd 

ov  a  piktynr  hwit;  semz  tu  Ij  beior  de  figyvi,rz. 


Forehand,  For-hand,  n.  de  pqrt  ov  a  hers  befcSr 

de  rjderz  hand.  [lor. 

Forehand,  Ftir-hand,  a.  dun  sdBner  dan  iz  regyn- 
Forehanded,  F6r-hand-ed,   a.    erli;    tjmli.       In 

AiMrika,    signifjig  gud  serkumstansez  az  tia 

propcrti.  [ov  de  fas. 

Forehead,  Fer-hed,  or  F6r-ed,   n.   de  uper  pqrt 
Foreign,  F6r-en,  a.   not  ov  dis  kuntri;  ■stlandij; 

alyeu;  remot;  not  tu  de  pernt. 
Foreigner,  F6r-en-er,  n.  wun  from  andder  kun- 
tri; not  a  nativ;  an  aiyen;  a  stranjer. 
Foreignness,  F6r-en-nes,  n.  remotnes. 
Forejudge,  For-juj,  v.  t.  tu  juj  beforhand. 
Foreknow,  For-no,  v.  t.  tu  no  previusli;  tu  hav 

prejiens  ov;  tu  forse.  [non. 

Foreknowable,  For-no-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  for- 
FoREKNOWER,  For-no-er,  n.  wun  hco  forn6z. 
Foreknowledge,  For-nol-ej,  n.   prejiens;  nolej 

ov  hwut  haz  not  yet  hapnd. 
Foreland,  For-Iand,  n.  a  promontori;  a  kap. 
Forelay,  For-la,  v.  t.  tu  la  wat  fer;  tu  la   be- 
forhand. 
Forelock,  Ftir-lok,  n.  de  h^r  on  de  ferhed. 
Foreman,  For-man,  n.  de  ferst  er  prezjdig  ofiser 

ov  a  jil,ri;  a  qef  wurkman. 
Foremast,  For-mast,  n.  de  ferst  er  hed  mast  ov 

a  Jip.  [formast. 

Foremastman,  For-mast-man,  n.    a  man  at  &z 
Foremost,  For-most,   a.    ferst  in  plas;  ferst  in 

digniti. 
Foremother,  F(f)r-mud-er,  n.  a  femal  ansestor. 
Forenamed,  For-namd,  a.  namd  befor. 
Forenoon,  For-noon,  «.  de  tjm  befor  mid-da. 
Forensic,    Fo-ren-sik,   a.  ^belogig  tu  korts   ot 

j\\,dikattir.  [hand. 

Foreordain,  For-er-dan,  v.   t.  tu  erdan  befor- 
FoREPART,  For-pqrt,  n.   de   anterior  er  previus 

pqrt. 
FoRERANK,  For-ragk,  n.  de  ferst  rai)k;  de  frunt. 
Forerun,  For-run,  v.  t.  tu  kum  befor;  tu  presed. 
Forerunner,  For-run-er,  n.  a  prekursor;  a  hq^- 

binjer. 
Foresaid,  For-sed,  p.  a.  spokn  ov  befor. 
Foresail,  For-sal,  ».  {JS'aut.}  de  sal  ov  de  for- 
mast. 
FoRESAY,  For-sa,*  1;.  t.  tu  predikt;  tu  profesj. 
Foresee,  For-se,  v.  t.  tu  st  beforhand;  tu  forncS. 
FoRESEER,  For-se-er,  n.  wun  hiD  forsez. 
Foreshorten,    For-Jert-n,     v.   t.     tu   Jertn  in 

akerdans  wid  a  for-vq,  ov  de  objekt. 
Foreshow,   For-J6,  v.  t.    tu  diskiiver  bef(&r  it 

hapnz;  tu  reprezent  befor;  tu  predikt. 
Foreshower,  For-Jo-er,  n.  wun  hcD  forjoz. 
Foresight,  F6r-sjt,  n.   prejiens;  prognostikajon; 

fornolej;  forkast;  penetrajon. 
Foreskin,  F6r-skin,  n.   de  prepqs. 
Forest,  For-est,  n.  a  trakt  ov  land  kuverd  wid 

trez. 
Forest,  For-est,  a.  kuverd  wid  trez;  silvan;  rustik. 
Forestage,  F6r-est-aj,  n.  servis  er  rjt  ov  f oresterz. 
Forestall,  For-stol,  v.  t.  tu  antisipat;  tu  bj  up 

korn,  &s.,  befor  it  kumz  tu  de  mqrket. 
FoRESTALLER,  For-stol-er,  n.  wun  hcD  forstelz. 
Forester,    F6r-est-er,   n.   a  keper  or  inhabitant 

ov  a  forest.  [tisipat. 

Foretaste,  Fcr-tast,  v.  t.  tu  tast  befor;  tu  an- 
Foretaste,  F6r-tast,  n.    tast  beforhand;  antisi- 

pajon. 
P'oretaster,  For-tast-er,  n.  wun  hen  fortasts. 
Foretell,   For-tel,   v.  t.    tu  tel  beforhand;   tu 

predikt:  tu  profesj. 
Foretell,  For-tel,  v.  i.   [i.  iaitald, ps.  fortelLg, 

fortold;]  tu  uter  profesi. 
Foreteller,  For-tel-er,  n.  wun  hm  fortelz. 
I'OiiETHOUGHT,    FcJr-tot,  n.  prejiens;  antisipajon; 

provident  kq,r;  kejou;  forkast. 


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Foretoken,  For-t<i-kn,  ii.  a  previus  sjn. 
FotttTOKtx,  For-tu-kn,  v.  t.  tu  lurJ6. 
Foiitrooru,  Fur-tiLt,  n.  pi.  I'ur-Ut;  a  Ubt  in  de 

fijr|Kirt  ov  it  irnst;  an  iu.sjsor. 
FoHKTOP,  F6r-top,  n.  At  lop  jKjrt  in  front,  az  ov 

a  beJ-drcs;  h^^r  on  dc  I'orhcd. 
FoaKVtB,  For-ev-cr,  at/,  rtornali;  wid'st  end.     Hj 

Jyglij  rjtLTZ  most  komonii  ritn  iiz  t<n  vi\it<ii,Jor 

ecff,  and  h\  AmiTikau  ai  viuu.J'citrer. 
FoEEWAEN,  For-worn,  v.  t.  tu  adiuouij  beforhnnd. 
FORKWAUNINO,  Fur- worn-ij),  n.  kojongivu  bcfor- 

haiKi. 
Forfeit,  For-fit,  n.  a  fjn  for  an  of^ns;  mulkt. 
FoEKEiT,  F()r-fit,  v.t.  ta  loi  bi  of6n3. 
FoKKEiTABLE,  Fiir-fit-u-bl,  a.  flat  ma  be  lost. 
FottFEiTLBK,    Fiir-f it-yi\,r,    n.   dt  akt  ov  ferfitio; 

dE  tig  fort'itod:  a  mulkt;  a  fjn. 
FoRKtx,  F'l'ir-fek.i,  ii.  (/,.]  a  pjir  ov  sizorz. 
Forgave,  For-gav,  i.  from  Funjiv. 
FORGK,    Forj,    II.    a  plas  hw^^r  jurn  iz  bttn;  a  fur- 

nns;  a  plas  hwiir  enitiu  iz  mad. 
FOBOE,  Furj,  V.  t.  tu  form  bi  At  hamor;  tu  bet 

inlu  Jap;  tu  kisnterfit;  tu  folsifj. 
FoEOER,  KiJrj-cr,  n.  wun  ho)  furjoz  or  fnrmz. 
FoEOKUV,    Fcirj-er-i,    n.    At  krjm  ov  foUifjig  or 

k^nti-rfitiy. 
FoRUET,    Fur-g^t,    V.  t.    tu     la>z  memori  ov;  tu 

ovorliik;  tu  noglekt. 
FoRGETKLL,  For-g6t-ful,  a.  apt  tu  forgdt;  hed- 

los:  kiirlcs.  [wri;  nuglekt. 

FoROETKULNESS,  For-get-ful-nes,  n.  loa  ov  mem- 
F^ORQETTEK,  F'or-get-iT,  fj.  wun  h*  forgets. 
F'ORGiVABLE,    For-giv-a^bl,  a.  dat  mti  be  pqrdnd. 
Forgive,    F'or-giv,  v.  t.  tu  pqnln;  not  tu  imnij; 

tu  rrmit.  [forgivn;]  from  tt/rylv. 

Forgiven,    For-giv-n,  p.  [».  forgdv,  jd«.  forgivig. 
Forgiveness,  For-giv-ne3,  n.  dc  akt  ov  forgivijj; 

jmrdii. 
FoEoiVEE,  For-giv-er.  n.  wun  hflo  forgivz. 
FoEQiviNO,    For-giv-ig,  pp.  a,  inkljud  tu  forgiv; 

]>lakabi. 
FoEGOT,  For-got,  r.  and  p.  from  Forget. 
Forgotten,  For-g6t-n,  }>.  from  Forget. 
FORiNSECAL,*  F'o-rin-se-kul,  a.  foren:  alyen. 
Foek.  Fiirk,  n.  an  InstriDmcnt  divided  at  de  end 

intu  tio  or  mor  [)ent3  or  progz:  a  jxTnt. 
Fork,  Fork,  ».  «.  tu  Joat  intu  bladz;  tu  divjd. 
FoEKEO,  F'ljrk-cd,  a.  opnig  intu  t<D  or  mur  [Xirts. 
FoEKEDNESS,  F'ork-ud-nus,  n.  de  kwolitiov  opuig 

intu  p<\rt.s. 
FoEKiNESs,  F'ork-cd-nes,  n.  a  divi^^on  Ijk  a  fork. 
FoEKT,    F6rk-i,  a.   forkt;   fdrkatcd;  opnig  intu 

FOELORN,  For-lom,  a.  forsakn;  helples;  despcrat; 

\oii.-~ FurUirn  hop,  a  bodi  ov  soljerz  put  u|M')n 

a  !"-Tvis  ov  grat  peril.  [solitiid. 

FoELOBN.VESS,  F'or-lorn-ncs,  ii.  destitrjjon;  mizori; 
Foau,  Form,  u.  a  mold;  inefccid;  Jap;  figyn,r;  bl^ti; 

order;  cmti  Jo;  serruoni;  rjt. 
FOEM,  F'orm,  n.  a  log  itl;  a  klos;  bod  ov  a  b^r. 
FOBM,    F'orm,  D.  t.    tu  mak;    tu  fajon;  tu    plan; 

tu  m'Klcl:  tu  kontr^v:  tu  aranj. 
Formal,    F"ttrm-al,    a.    .icrfmoiiiiis;  sok-m;  prcsjs; 

stif:  cgi:ikt;  rogynlur;  mctodikal;  ekstcrnal. 
Formalism,    F'orm-al-izm,  n.   At  kwoliti  ov  beig 

formal.  ^  [onli. 

Formalist,  Form-al-ist,  n.  an  obi^ rvor  or  formx 
Formality,  For-mal-i-ti,  n.  sortmoni;  prcsjsncs; 

iTilcr.  ^  (presjsli. 

Foemallt,    F'i>rm-al-i,    ad.    in  a  formal  nmnur; 
Forma  i-AirKKis,  F'.'>r-mu-p>(-pcr-i!<,  [L.]  (Law)  a 

niuil  ov  brigig  a  »\\t  in  dr  kanikter  ov  u  poper. 
Formation,    F'or-md-Jon,    n.    dc  akt  ov  fermig; 

kiintrjviins. 
Formative,  For-ma-tir,  a.  gi rig  form;  plastik. 
Formes,  F'orm-cr,  n.  trun  ha  formx;  a  maker. 


Former,  Form-or,  a.  befur  in  tim;  past;  previas; 

pnnr. 
F'oRMEULY,  Form-c-r-li,  ad.  in  timi  past;  at  fvrat. 
FoEMiUAULK,    Furm-i-da-bl,    a.    t«ribl;  drodful; 

I'Tifik.  [nea;  loror, 

FoRMiDABLKNESS,  Form-i-da-bl-nc8,  n.  dredful- 
FouMiDAULY,  F'lirm-i-da-bli,  ad.  in  a  toribl  manur. 
F'oRMLE-SS,  F'onu-loJ,  a.  Japluii;  bavig  no  form. 
Formula,  For-mn-lu,  n.  [Z.]  a  prtskribd  firm  or 

order;  a  model.  [.tiated  forms. 

Foemulaev,    F'dr-mri-la-ri,   n.    a  buk  kontunig 
F'ou.siCATE,  Fur-ni-kat,  v.  i.  tu  komit  lii,dnu<. 
F'oR.NiOATiON,    F<«r-ni-ku-Jon,    n.    inkoniinuiu  er 

lildiius  ov  uuinarid  jiersonz;  konki^binaj. 
P'OR.viCATOR,    F'or-ni-kat-or,    n.    wun  bii>  komits 

firnikajon. 
FOENICATEESS,  For-ol-ka-tres,  n.  a  wuman  gilti 

ov  hldneM. 
F'oRRAY,  For-a,  v.t.  tu  ravaj;  tu  spffl  a  kuntri. 
F'oRUAY,  F'or-a,*  «.  a  bo.stil  inkurjon. 
Forsake,  For-sak,  v.  t.  tu  kv;  tu  kwit;  tu  nog- 
lekt. 
Forsaken,  For-sak-n,  p.  from  FurtAk. 
F'ORSAKER,  For-sak-er,  n.  wun  hoi  forsaks. 
F'oRSOOK,  For-siik,  i.  from  Firguk. 
Forsooth,  F'or-.'vit,  ad.  in  tni>t);  in  dtd;  sertcnli. 
FoR.sWEAR,    F(jr-sw4r,    f.    t.    tu  rtn-sus    or  dtnj 

uiKJn  ot.      Tu.  Jorswiir  wxtaz  nelf;  tu  swi^r  fobli. 
F'oRSWEAE,  F"or-»w4r,  v.  i.  tu  sw.'vr  folsli. 
FoRswEAREE,    For-3w4r-er,   »i.    wun  ho  pfrjiyv 

him;^elf. 
F'OUT,  F'ort,  n.  a  fortifjd  post;  a  fortros;  a  kasl. 
F'oRTE,    Fort,    »i.  dat  in   hwiq  wun  ekselz;  a  pe- 

kqlyar  talent  or  fakulti;  a  strog  sjd. 
F'orte,  For-ta,  [It.\  a  mq,zikal  term,  aignifiig  Ivd- 

li;  wid  spirit. 
F'oRTH,   Fort,  ail.  forward;  abrod;  ist  ov  dorz. 
Forthcoming,    Fort-kiim-ifl,  a.  redi  er  ab^t  tu 

apt'r. 
Forthwith,  Fort-wid,  a</.  imediatli;  widistdelA. 
F'oRTiETii,    F6r-li-et,   a.    de  ordinal  ov  forti;  de 

fort  tent. 
FoRTiKiABLE,  For-ti-fj-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  fortifjd. 
Fortification,   FV-ti-fi-ka-Jon,    n.   At  ."jens  ot 

niilitari  <irkitektyn,r;  a  plas  bilt  for  stre|)fc:a  fort. 
Fortifier,  For-ti-fj-er,  »i.  wun  ha>  fortifjz. 
Fortify,  For-ti-fj,  Y.  t.  tu  .-ilregten;  lu  enkdraj; 

tu  fiks. 
Fortissimo,  For-tis-i-mo,   [It.]  a  mi^zikal  tfrm, 

si;;iiifjig  veri  lisd. 
Fortitee  in  re,  F"6r-ti-tcr  in  rt,  [/-.]  wid  fermnes 

in  aktig. 
F'ortituue,    For-ti-ti\d,   fi.  stregt  tu  endqr  pan; 

rezuiliiJun;  iwjens;  fermnes;  kuraj. 
Fortn'ight,  Ftirt-nji,  n.  At  spas  ovtii)  weks. 
Fortress,    For-tres,  n.  a  strog-bold;   a  fortiQd 

plas.  [konlinjunt. 

F'ORTUITOUS,  For-ti'i-i-tus,  a.  aksidental;  kajt^al; 
Fortuitously,    For-ti^-i-tus-li,    ad.  aksidontili; 

ka^iiali.  [qans. 

Fortuitousness,    For-tii-i-tus-ncs,   n.  aksidcnt; 
Fortuity,    F"iir-ti\-i-ti,  n.  qans;  fi>rti\itusncs. 
Fortunate,  F'ort-yn,-nat,  a.  Iuki:hftpi:.«ukse-''ful. 
Fortu.nately,  Fort-yr^-nat-li,  ad.  bapili;suksc»- 

fuli. 
Fortu.natknkss,    Fort-yn-nat-nos,  n.    gud   luk; 

suk.'eH. 
Fortune,   Fort-yi^n,    ».   de  gud  er  il  dat  bcfoli 

man;    ^ans;  luk;  fat;  suks^;  event;  eaiat;  well; 

rlqez. 
Fortune.   Fort-yqn,  r.i.  tu  befol:  tu  hapn. 
Fortune-hunter,    F"ori-yn,n-hunt-cr,  n.  wun  ba 

i<f  ks  lu    cnriij  himself  bj    umriig  Q  wuman  oT 

f.irtyiin.  (or  f.iriyqnt. 

F'oetune  TELLER.   Fort-yn,n-til-er,  n.  a  forlilor 
F'orty,  Forti,  a.  and  n.  fur  timx  ton. 


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Forum,    F<S-rum,   n.  [L.]  de  Roman  tribq,nal;  a 

kort:  a  jiublik  plas.  [for. 

Forward,  For-ward,  ad.  onward;  progresivli;be- 
FoRWARD,  Fer-ward,    a.  worm;  ernest;  redi;  kon- 

filent;  bold;  erli;  rjp;  kwik;  antErior. 
Forward,  Fer-ward,  v.  t.  tia  hasn;  tia  kwikn;  tu 

advdns;  tia  send  on,  az  gudz. 
Forwarder,    Fer-ward-er,   n.  wun  hflo  ferwardz 

or  promots.  [li. 

Forwardly,  F6r-ward-li,  Ad.  egerli;  hastili;  kwik- 
Forwardxess,  Fdr-ward-ues,   n.  egernes;  erlines. 
Forwards,  For-wardz,  ad.  sam  az  forward. 
Fosse,  Fos,  n.  a  dig;  a  mot;  an  intrenqment. 
Fossil,  F6s-il,    n.   eni  petrifjd   erganik  substans 

dug  'St  ov  de  ert,  az  Jelz,  bonz,  wud,  &s. 
Fossil,  F6s-il,  a.  dug  st  ov  de  erf). 
FossiLiFEROUS,  Fos-il-if-er-us,    a.  prodq,sig  fos- 

ilz. 
FossiLiST,  F6s-il-ist,  n.  wun  hoa  iz  verst  in  fosilz. 
Fossilize,  F6s-il-jz,  v.  t.  tm  qanj  ta  a  fosilstat. 
Foster,  Fos-ter,  v.  t.  tu  nurs;  tu  fed;  ivx.  suport; 

tu  qerij. 
Fosterage,  F6s-ter-aj,  n.  de  qqrj  ov  nursii). 
Foster-brother,    F6s-ter-brud-er,    n.  wun   fed 

at  de  sam  brest. 
Foster-child,    Fos-ter-qjld,  n.   a  qjld  nurst  or 

bred  bj  wun  ho)  iz  not  its  parent. 
Fosterdam,   Fos-ter-dam,  n.  a  nurs  or  muder  ta 

a  foster  gild.  [ijez. 

Fosterer,    F6s-tor-er,  n.  wun  hd)  fosterz  er  nur- 
Foster-father,  F6s-ter-fqd-er,  ji.  wun  hoo  briijz 

up  anuder  manz  qjld. 
Fosterling,     Fos-ter-lii),   n.    a   foster    qjld;   a 

nurs  qjld. 
Foster-mother,  F6s-ter-miid-er,  n.  a  nurs. 
Foster-son,   Fos-ter-sun,  n.   wun  fed  and  edyn,- 

kiited  az  a  sun,  do  not  a  sun  bj  natyqr. 
Fother,  F6d-er,  n.  a  wat  ov  led;  a  lod. 
Fought,  Fet,  i.  andy).  from  Fit. 
Foul.   F-sl,  a.  not  kkn;   not  kler;  not  f^r;  filti; 

derti;  impi^r;  hatful;  kors;  gros. 
Foul,  F-sl,  ad.  wid  rcDd  tors;  agenst;  az,  "tu  run 

fsl  ov." 
Foul,  F-sl,  v.  t.  tta  deb;  tia  bemjr;  tu  mak  filti. 
Foully,  Fisi-li,  ad.  in  a  f-sl  maner;  filfiili. 
Foul-mouthed,  F-sl-m-sdd,  a.  skurilus. 
FouLXESS,   F-sl-nes,   n.  stat  ov  beir)  f-sl;  filtines. 
FouLSPOKEN,  F-sl-spok-n,  a.,  konti^melius. 
Foumart,  Fdb-mqrt,  n.  a  polkat. 
Found,  F-snd,  i.  and  p.  from  Find. 
Found,  F-snd,  v.  t.  tu  la  de  basis  ov;  tu  bild;  tia 

raz;  tu  institi^t;  tu  establij;  tu  kast;  tu   gr-snd; 

tu  fiks  ferm. 
Foundation,  F-sn-da-Jon,  n.  de  basis  ov  an  edi- 

fis;  ferst  prinsiplz;  gr-snd:  rjs;  establijment. 
Founder,  Find-er,  n.  wun  h'lD  f  jndz;  a  bilder. 
Founder,  F-snd-er,  v.  t.  tu  kdz  somes  in  a  hers- 

ez  f ut.  [tu  fel. 

Founder,   F-snd-er,  ti.  i.  tu  siijk;  tu  trip;  tu  fal; 
FouNDERT,  F-snd-cr-i,  n.  de  qrt  ov  kastiij  metalz; 

a  plas  in  hwiq  f-sndii)  iz  karid  on;akastig  h-ss. 

Ritn  elso  {foundry.} 
Foundling,    F-snd-lig,  n.  a  qjld  dezerted  er  eks- 

pozd.  ■    [bildz,  &s. 

Foundress,  F-sn-dres,  n.  a  wuman  dat  f-sndz. 
Fount,  F-snt,  »i.  a  sprig;  a  font;  a  f-snten. 
Fountain,   F-sn-ten,  n.  a  weljasprig;  a  sp-st  ov 

woter;  ferst  prinsipl;  ferst  kez. 
Four,  For,  a.  twjs  too. 
Fourfold,  FcSr-fold,  a.  for  tjmz  told. 
FouRFOOTED,  F6r-f  ut-cd,  a.  havig  for  fet. 
Fourscore,  For-skor,  a.  for  tjmz  twenti;  ati. 
Four-square,  F6r-skwqr,  a.  kwodraggn,lar. 
Fourteen,  For-ten,  a.  for  and  ten. 
Fourteenth,  For-tent,  a.  de  ordinal  ov  forten. 
Fourth,  Fort,  a.  de  ordinal  ov  for. 


Fourthly,  F6rt-li,  ad.  in  de  fort  plas. 
Fovilla,  Fo-vil-c,  n.  a  fin  substans  imperseptibl 

tu  de  naked  j,  e  mi  ted  from  de  polen  ov  fl^erz. 
Fowl,  F-sl,  n.  a  wigd  animal;  a  berd. 
Fowl,  F^l,  v.  i.  tu  kil  berdz  for  food  er  gam. 
Fowler,  F-sl-er,  n.  a  sportsman  hot)  pursi\,z  berdz. 
Fowling,  F-sl-ig,  n.  de  Jiutig  ov  berdz;  feknri. 
Fowling-piece,  F-sl-ig -pes,  n.  a  gun  fer  Jcotig 

berdz. 
Fox,  Foks,  n.  an  animal  remqrkabl  for  kunig. 
Fox-chase,  Foks-qas,  n.  pursi|,t  ov  de  foks  wid 

h-sndz. 
Foxglove,  Foks-gluv,  n.  a  plant;  de  dijitalis. 
Fox-HOUND,    Foks-h-gnd,    n.    a  h-snd  fer  qasig 

fuksez.  [foksez. 

Fox-HUNTER,  F6ks-hunt-er,    n.    wun    hot)  hunts 
Fox-hu.nting,  F6ks-hunt-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  hunt- 

ig  foksez. 
FoxiSH,  F6ks-iJ,  a.  kunig;  qrtful;  Ijk  a  foks. 
Foxtail,  Foks-tal,  n.  a  plant;  a  spejez  ov  gras. 
Fox-trap,  Foks-trap,  n.  a  jin  er  snq,r   tu   kaq 

fuksez.  [foksij. 

Foxy,  F6ks-i,J  a.  relatig  tu,  er  wjli  az,  a   foks; 
Fracas,  Fra-kas,  er    Fra-k^,    n,    [i^/'.J    a    nerzi 

kworel;  a  distiirbans. 
Fraction,  Frak-Jon,  ?i.  de  aktovbrakig;  abrokn 

pqrt: — a  brokn  number  er  pqrt  ov  an  intejer. 
Fractional,  Frak-Jon-al,  a.  relatig  tu  frakjonz; 

brokn. 
Fractious,  Frak-Jus,  a.  kros;  pevij;  fretful. 
Fracture,  Frakt-yqr,  n.  a  breq;  a  ruptyq,r. 
Fracture,  Frakt-yi]^r,  v.  t.  tu  brak  a  bon,  &s. 
Fragile,  Fraj-il,  a.  britl;  ezili  brokn;  wek. 
Fragility,  Fra-jil-i-ti,  li.  britlnes;  weknes;  fralti. 
Fragment,  Frag-ment,  n.  a  pqrt  brokn  of;  a  pes. 
Fragmentary,  Frag-men-ta-ri,  a.    kompozd   ov 

fragments. 
Fragor,  Fra-gor,  n.  [L.]  a  n«rz;  a  krak;  a  kraj. 
Fragrance,  Fra-grans,     )   n.   swetnes   ov  smel; 
Fragrancy,  Fra-gran-si, )       plezig   sent ;    grat-        • 

f  ul  odor. 
Fragrant,  Fra-grant,  a.  odorus;  swet  ov  smel. 
Fragrantly,  Fra-grant-li,  ad.  wid  swet  sent. 
Frail,  Fral,  a.  wek;  iuferm;  Ijabl  tu  eror. 
Frail,  Fral,*  n.  a  basket  mad  ov  rujez. 
Frailness,  Fral-nes,  n.  weknes;  instabiliti. 
Frailty,  Fral-ti,  n.  weknes:  infermiti;  irezolqjon. 
Fraise,  Fraz,  n.  [Fr.]  a  pankak  wid  bakn  in  it; 

a  ptJ-nted  stak  in  fortifikajon. 
Frame,  Fram,  v.  t.  tu  form  or  fabrikat;  tu  mak; 

tu  kompoz;  tu  regyqlat;  tu  kontrjv;   tu  plan. 
Frame,  Fram,  n.  de  timberz  hwiq  sup<5rt  a  bild- 

ig;   a   fabrik;   a   struktyi^r;   order;  regyi^Iariti; 

skem;  Jap;  ferm. 
Framer,  Fram-er,  n.  wun  hoo  framz;  a  former. 
Framework,  Fram-wurk,  n.  wurk  dun  in  a  fram. 
Framing,  Fram-ig,   n.  jenig    tugeder;  timber- 

wurk.  [sents. 

Franc,  Fragk,  n.  a  Frenq  kern,  valyi^  ab-st  njnten 
Franchise,  Fran-qiz,  n.  egzemjon;  privilej;  imq,- 

niti;  rjt  granted;  a  privilejd  distrikt. 
Franchise,  Fran-qiz,  v.  t.  tu  mak  fre;   tu   en- 

franqiz.  [ment. 

Franchisement,    Fran-qiz-ment,*  n.   enfranqiz- 
Frangibility,  Fran-ji-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

franjibl. 
Frangible,  Fran-ji-bl,  a.  frajil;  britl;  ezili  brokn. 
Frank,  Fragk,  a.  liberal;  opn;   injenyq,us;   kan- 

did. 
Frank,  Fragk,  «.  a  fre  leter;— a  nativ  er  inhab- 
itant ov  Western  Yiyop. 
Frank,  Fragk,  v.  t.  tu  egzemt  leterzfrom  postaj. 
Feankal-moign,  Fragk-al-mern,  n.   {Eng.  Latv} 

a  tcnyiy  bj  divjn  servis. 
Frankincense,  Fragk-in-sens,  n.   a  gum  rezin 

yH,zd  az  a  perfq,m. 


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Fbamklin,  Fraflk-lin,  n.  a  fr^holdor. 
Fra.skly,    Fragk-li,    ad.    liburali ;    freli;    upiili; 

rcJili.  (dor. 

Fhank.ni:hs,  Frogk-nR.-!,  n.  opnnoii:  liboroliti;  kan- 
Fhankj'LEDOE,  Fraok-pluj,  n.  {Law)  a  Jurti  lur 

I'rriiii'ii. 
Feantio,  Fnin-tik,  a.  miul:  nivip:  fiirius;  Ytraju.t. 
Feanticly,  Fran-tik-li,  ad.    madli;  fi'iriusli;  •»t- 

niju.«li.  [trakjoii. 

Franticskss,  Fran-tik-ne.'j,  «.  madnes;  I'liri:  dis- 
FEATtKNAL,  Frtt-t^r-nal,    a.    brudcrli;    brkiiiniu 

bruftiTZ.  [mniicT. 

Fbatkknally,  Fra-t^r-nal-i,  ad.  in  a  brudcrli 
Featkknitv,  Fra-tor-ni-ti,  n.  a  bodi  nv  men  yq,- 

niti'il:  11  kuriiiDrHjiin;  u  tiOfjrti;   <i  bniderhud. 
Fbatkrmze,  Fra-tvr-niz,  v.  i.   tu   konkdr   wid; 

tu  aure  or  a-sojint  at  bruder-!.  [cr. 

FRATRiCinK,  Frat-ri-sjd,  n.  dc  murder  ova  brud- 
F'eauu,  Frnd,  II.  dr.-iet;  a  qet;  a  trik;  qrtifis. 
Fkaudfll,  Frod-ful,  a.  troccrus;  qrttul;  trikij. 
Fraudkllly,  FriKl-ful-i,  aa.  dEsetfuii;  qrtl'iali. 
Fraudl'LENCE,  Fr.Ml-yq-lens,  I  n.  dEsettulnes; 
Fraui>ilk.\cy,  Fn'Ml-yq-Ien-si,  i     trikijnes:  pron- 

iie.i  tu  qrtili.s:  frod. 
Fraudulent,  Fred-yi^-lent,   a.    ful    ov    qrtifis: 

triM;eru?.  [qrtifis. 

Fraudulently,  FriKl-yq-lent-li,  ad.   bj  frod;  bj 
Fraught,  Fmt,  p.  from  J-'rn(;  ladn. 
Fraxixus,  Fraks-i-nus,  »i.  a  jtuus  ov  trez,  kom- 

prjzin  dc  u/. 
Fray,  Fm,  u.  a  batl;  a  fjt;  a  kworel;  a  r{ot. 
Fray,  Frn.  v.  t.  tu  frjt;   tu   terifj;   tu    rub;  tu 

w:jr. 
Freak,  Frr k,  ti.  a  eudcn  fan?i:  a  yximor;  a  bwim. 
Freak,  Frrk."   v.  t.  tu  varicgat;  tu  qeker. 
Freakish,  Krt'k-iJ,  a.    kaprijus;  bwiinzikal;  fikl. 
Freakishly,  Frek-iJ-li,   ad.    kaprijusli;   yi'),mor- 

sumli. 
Freakishness,  Frfk-iJ-nes,  n.  statov  bcij)  frekij. 
Freckle,  Fr(^k-1,  n.  a  spot  in  de  skin;  a  spot. 
Freckle,  F'rok-l,  v.  t.  and   i.  tu  giv  or  akw{r 

frcklz. 
Freckled.  Frek-ld,  a.  spotcd:  makyrilatod. 
Frecely,  Frok-li,  a.  ful  ov  froklz;  spotod. 
Free,  Frc.  a.  beip  at  liberti;   not  onslavd;  opn; 

injenyqus;  frajjk:  liberal;  Ink?:  ljsenju.«:  giltlcs; 

inosont;  kler;  egz^mt.  (klcr. 

Free,  Frr,  f.  /.  tu   set  at  liberti;  tu    reskq;  tu 
Freebooter.  FrE-bit)t-er,  n.  a  rober:  a  pilajer. 
Freeborn,  Fn'-born,  a.  bom  frr;  iiihcritij)  liberti. 
Freecost,  Frt-kost,  i».  fredom  from  ekspens. 
Freedman.  Fred-man,  n.  n  slnv  mnnyi^mitcd. 
Freedom,  Fn'-dom,  n.  liberti;  indfp<^ndens;  priv- 

ilojcx:  franfjizez;  imqnitiz;  fasititi;  Ijsens. 
Free-hearted,  Frc-hqrt-ed,  a.  opn;  liberal. 
Freehold,  Fre-huld,  n,  an  cstat  held  in  pcrp<5t- 

.vqal  rjt.  [hold. 

Freehold}  R,  Frt-hold-er,  n.  wun  hm  haz  a  frr- 
Freely,  Fr^-li,  ad.  wid  fredom:  frankli;  liberali. 
Freeman,  Fr^-man,  n.  wun  lun  enj<*z  liberti;  not 

u  -lav:  wun  jx.z^dt  ov  sivil  rit,";  a  sitizen. 
Freemason,  Frr -mn  son,  h.  wun  ov  de  fratomiti 

ov  Masonz.     Se  (Jl/(i*<m.) 
Freema.sonry,  Fr£-ma-8on-ri,  m.  de  kraftovFre'- 

inasonz.  [lit  kiir. 

Free- MINDED,  Frf-mind-cd,  a.  unperpldkst;  wid- 
Freeness,  Fr^-nes,  n.  At  beifl  frc;  opnncs;  kan- 

dor. 
Freer,  Fr^-cr,  n.  wun  ha*  givz  fredom. 
Free-school,   Fre-skool,   n.    a  skial  frekwt^nted 

widiit  pn. 
FRKf:8TONE,    Frf-ston,    n.    a   sandston   yi^zd   in 

bihlifl,  rzili  rot,  and  kut  freli  in  eni  direk/on. 
Fkee-thinker,  Frf-tink-cr.  n.  a  t^rm  asi^md   bj 

disliflrvorz  in  Kristyianiti.  (iti. 

Frke-thinkino,  Frt-'tiok-ifl,  ii.  unbeUf;  infidel- 


Fbeewabekn,  Fre-wur-en,  n.  {Kng.  Law)  a  prir- 

ilej  ov  prczorvig  and  kilio  gam. 
Freewill,  Fre-wil,  n.  de  pxt-r  ov  dircklig  wuni 

uii  iikJoDZ  widvi  koni'trtiut;  vuluntorinon;  spon- 

tune  ili. 
FuEEZE,  Frez,  c.  i.  tu  be  konjeld  b{  kold;  tu  ^il. 
FuEEZE,  F'rez,  v.  t.  tu  konjil  bj  kold;  tu  qil. 
FuEioHT,  Fnit,  V.  t.  [i.  fratcd,  ;«.  fralig,  trated, 

lriit:{  tu  lod  a  Jip,  ks. 
Freight,  Frut,  n.  de    kqrgo  or  ladifl   ov  a  Jip; 

burdn:  prjs  ov  truui|)orta/on  ov  gudz. 
Freighter,  Frut-er,  n.  wun  ha>  fnitJi. 
French,  Vmncj,  n.  de  lujjgwaj  ov  Fruna; — pi.  de 

pEpl  ov  Fruus. 
French,  Fn-nq,  a.  beWpifl  tu  Fruns  or  de  Frcnq. 
Fhencu-horn,  Frenq-horn,  it.   a   mqzikul  wind- 

instnoment. 
Frenchify,  Frdn(;-i-fj,t  v.  t.  tu  mak  F'renq;  tu 

infekt  wid  Frcnq  munerz. 
Frenetic,  FrE-net-ik,*a.  mad;  distnikted;  frantik. 
Feenzical,  Fren-zi-kal,  a.  aprui^iy   tu   mudnes; 

mad. 
Frenzy,  Fren-zi,  n.  madnes;  distrakjon  ov  m^nd. 
Frequency,  Fre-kwen-si,  n.  okiircns  ofn  repeted. 
Freque.vt,  Fre-kwcnt,  a.  ofn  dun  or  okdrig;  yi^- 
FuEyuENT,  F're-kwdnt,  u.  t.  tu  vizit  ofn.  (jqal. 
Frequentable,  Fre-kwent-a-bl,    a.    kapabl    ov 

beij)  frekwented. 
Frequentation,  Fre-kwen-Uk-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

frekwenti}):  rrzort.  [kwcntli. 

Frequentative,  Fre-kw^nt-a-tiv,  a.  repetig  fre- 
Frequenter,  Fre-kwent-er,  n.  wun  hot  f rekw^nU. 
F'REguENTLY,  FVe-kwcnt-li,  ad.  ofn;  komonli;  not 

nirli. 
FRESCO,  Fres-ko,  n.  [It.]    k<Dlncs;   Jad;  duskincs; 

— a  pantiy  on  frej  plaster. 
Fresh,  FreJ,  a.  kool;  not  solt;  nq:  resent:  not  stal; 

florid;  vigorus;  rudi;  brisk;  ro. 
Fresh,  FreJ,  n.  froj  woter;  a  flud,  or  overfloifl 

ov  Q  river;  a  frejet. 
Freshen,  FreJ-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  freJ. 
Freshen,  ¥ri]-n,  v.  i.  tu  gro  frcj. 
Freshet,  FreJ-et,  n.  a  flud  ov  woter  or  suden  in- 

undajon,  kozd  bj  ran  or  meltif)  sno. 
Freshly,  Fr(^J-li,  ad.  kalli;  nqli;  rescntli:  rudili. 
Feeshman,  F'reJ-man,  n.  a  no%is;  wun  in  de  loest 

klas  in  a  kolej. 
Freshness,  FreJ-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beij)  freJ;  ni^ne?. 
Fret,  Fret,  n.  ajitajon  ov  likorz;  ajitaj'.n  ov   de 

mind;  iritajon;— de  stopova  mqzikal  instrtDmcnt 

hwicj   regyi^lats  de  vjbrnjonx  ov  de  strig.     In 

Jlr'kitikti/i(r,  an  ornament. 
Fret,  Fret,  v.  t.  tu  ajitat  vjolentli;  tu  Tek.«;  tu 

kiirod;— tu  form  intu  rnzd  wurk:  tu  varicgat. 
Fret,  Fret,  r.  i'.  tu  be  ."ijitBted  or  ajjgri:  tu  korisd. 
Fretful,  Fret-ful.  a.  jietyq^lant:  pevij;  il-yqmord. 
Fretfully,  Fret-ful-i,  ad.   in  a  fretful  mancr; 

pEviJli.  [ful. 

Fretfulness,  Fr^t-ful-ncs,  n.  stat  ov  btiy  frct- 
Fretter.  Frot-er,  ii.  he  or  dut  hwiq  frctjj. 
Fretty,  Fr(^t-i,  .-J.  ad'trnd  wid  rnzd  or  fret-wnrk. 
Fret-work,  Fret-wurk,  n.  a  sort  ov  razd  wurk; 

masonri  razd  in  protqbcransez. 
Friability.  Fri-a-bil-i-ti,    (  n.  kapasiti  ov  beio 
Friableness,  l-'rj-a-bl-nes,  i       ezili    rrdqst    tu 

prdcr. 
Friable,  Frj-a-bl,  a.  ezili  pulvcrjid  or  krumbld. 
Friar,  Fri-ar,  «.  a  relijus  bruder  ov  sum  order. 
Friary,  Irj-a-ri,  n.  a  mdoostcri  or  konvcnt  ov 

frjarz. 
Fribble,  Frib-l.t  a.  frivolus;  trjnio;  sili. 
Fribble,  Frib-l.I  v.  i.  tu  trjfl:*  tu  totcr. 
Fribble,  or  Fribbler,  F'rib-l,  er  Frib-lcr,J  n.  a 

triflor:  a  fop. 
Fricassee,  Frik-a-sf,  n.  [Fr.]  a  dijov^ikeni,  tu., 

kut  smol  and  drcdt  wid  strog  soa. 


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Fricassee,  Frik-a-ss,  v.  t.  txi  drcs  in  frikass. 
Friction,  Frik-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  rubii);  atrijon. 
Fridat,  Frj-da,  n.  At  sikst  da  ov  de  wek. 
Fried,  Frid,  p.  a.  rosted  in  a  pan  over  de  fjr. 
Friend,  Frcnd,  n.  wun  jtfnd  tu  anuder  bj  afek- 

Jon:  an  intimat;  a  konlidant;  a  favorer. 
Friend,  Frend,  v.  t.  tu  favor:  tu  befrend. 
Friendless.  Frend-les,  a.  wontiii  frendz. 
Friendliness,  Freud-li-nes,  n.  kjndnes. 
Friendly,  Frend-li,  a.  havig  frendjip;  kjnd;  fa- 

vorabl:  amikabl:  salyi\tari. 
Friendship,  Frend-Jip,  n.  intimasi,  yq,njted  wid 

afekj'on:  personal  kjndncs;  favor. 

Frieze,  Frtz,  n.  a  kors  wulen  kloB.     {Ai'cTi.y  a 

Iqrj,  flat  member,  hwiq  separats  it  qrkitrav  from 

de  kornis. 

Frieze.  Frez,  u.  i.  tu  form  nap  on  klot:  tu  friz. 

Frigate,  Frig-at,  n.  a  ]ip  ov  wor  smoler  dan  a 

Jip  ov  de  Ijn,  kariiij  from  twenti  tu  fifti  gunz. 
Frigefaction,  Frij-E-fak-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  mak- 

ii)  kold. 
Fright,  Frjt,  v.  t.  tu  terifj:  tu  fntn. 
Fright,  Frjt,  n.  a  sudcn  teror;  alqrm. 
Frighten,  Frit-n,  v.  (.  tu  terifi;  tu  dqnt;  tu  Jok 

wid  dred. 
Frightful,  Frit-ful,  a.  teribl;  dredfial. 
Frightfully,  Frit-ful-i,  ad.  dredfuli. 
Frightfulness,  Frit-ful-nes,  ji.  dred;  teror. 
Frigid.  Frij-id,  a.  kold:  dul;  Ijfles;  impotent. 
Frigidity,  Fri-jid-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  fiijid; 
koldnes.  [Jon. 

Frigidly,  Frij-id-Ii,  ad.  koldii;  dulli;  wid-st  afek- 
Frigidness,  Frij-id-nes,  n.  frijiditi;  Ijoldnes:  dul- 
nes.  [kold. 

Frigorific,  Frig-Q-rif-ik,  a.  kozir)  er  prodi],siij 
^ Frill,  Fril,*  v.  i.  tu  kwak  or  Jiver  wid  kold. 
Frill,  Fril,  n.  an  ejir)  ov  linen  er  kotn;  a  rufl. 
Fringe,  Frinj,  n.  ernamental  trimit);  ej:  mqrjin. 
Fringe,  Frinj,   v.  t.   tu  adorn  wid  frinjez;  tu 

dekorat. 
FaiNGY,  Frinj-i,  a.  adernd  wid  frinjez. 
Fripper,  Frip-er,  n.  a  delcr  in  old  tigz:  a  broker. 
Frippery,  Frip-er-i,:}; ;;.  de  plas  hwq,rold  klodzqr 
sold;  old  klodz;  kast  dresez;  taterd  ragz;  gedi 
fineri  er  trumperi;  trjflz. 
Frippery,  Frip-er-i,J  a.  trjflig:  kontemtibl. 
Friseur,  Fre-zer,  n.  [Fr.]  a  hiir-dreser. 
Frisk,  Frisk,  v.  i.  tu  lep;  tu  skip;  tu  dans  in 

frolik. 
Frisk,  Frisk,  n.  a  frolik;  a  fit  ov  wonton  gaeti. 
Frisker,  Frisk-er,  n.  wun  hd)  frisks;  a  wonton. 
Frisket,  Frisk-et,  n.  a  fram  tu  konfjn  paper  in 

printir). 
Friskiness,  Frisk-i-nes,  n.  gaeti;  l^vlines;  frolik. 
Frisky,  Frisk-i,  a.  ga;qri;  frolik.;um;  wonton. 
Frit,  Frit,  n.  kalsind  sjleks,  fikst  alkalj,  &s.,  for 

glas. 
Fbxt,  Frit,  v.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  merstyrir  bj  bet. 
Frith,  Frit,  n.  a  strat  ov  de  se;  an  estyTj,ari. 
Fritter,  Frit-er,  n.  a  smol  pes  kut  tu  be  frjd;  a 

pankak; — a  fragment:  a  pes. 
Fritter,  Frit-er,  r.  t.  tu  kut  intu  smol  pesez  tu 

be  frjd;  tia  brak  intia  fragments. 
Frivolity,  Fri-v61-i-ti,  n.  trjfliflnes;  frivolusnes: 
foli.  [ment. 

Frivolous,  Friv-o-lus,  a.  sljt;  trjflii);  ov  no  mo- 
Frivol'ously,  Friv-a-lus-li,  ad.   trjflii)li;  wid-st 
wat.  [iti. 

Frivolousness,  Friv-o-lus-nes,  n.  trjflirines;  van- 
Frizz,  Friz, I  V.  t.  tu  kurl;  tu  frizl:  tu  frcz. 
Frizzle,  Friz-l,|:  r.  t.  tu  kurl  in  Jart  kurlz:  tu  f rez. 
Frizzle,  Friz-1,+  n.  a  kurl;  a  lok  ov  h^r  krispt. 
Frizzler,  Friz-ler,  n.  wun  h<I)  maks  Jort  kurlz. 
Fro,  Fro,  ad.  from; — a  kontrakjon  ov  from,  az, 

"  tu  and  fro,"  bakward  and  forward. 
Feock,  Frok,  n.  a  dres;  a  kot;  a  gisn  for  qildren 


Frog,  Frog,  n.  a  smol,  amfibius  animal:— a  fruj. 
Frolic,  Fr6I-ik,  a.  ga;  ful  ov  leviti:  ful  ov  pragka. 
Frolic,  Frol-ik,  n.  a  wild  praijk:  a  sen  ov  merfi. 
Frolic,  Frol-ik,  v.  i.  tu  pla  wild  praijks;  tu  be 
meri.  [plaful. 

Frolicsome,  Frol-ik-sum,  a.  ful  ov  wjld  gaeti; 
Frolicsomely,  Fr61-ik-sum-li,  ad.  wid  wild  gaeti. 
Frolicsomeness,  Frol-ik-sum-nes,  n.  wjldnes  ov 

gaeti. 
From,  From,  frep.  notig  sors,  prjvajon,  distans, 

absens,  or  depqrtyi],r:  "st  ov;  sins. 
Frond,  Frond,  n.  a  lef:  lefig  ov  pqmz  and  fernz. 
Frondation,  Fron-da-Jon,*  n.  a  lopig  ov  trez. 
Frondescence,  Fron-des-ens,  n.  de  akt  ov  putlg 

fort  levz. 
Frond  I  FERGUS,  Fron-dif-er-us,  a.  bsirig  levz. 
Frondose,  Fron-dos,  a.  ful  ov  levz;  lefi. 
Front,  Frunt,  )i.   de  forhed;  fas;  de  van  ov  an 

qrmi;  de  for  pqrt  ov  eni  tig. 
Front,  Fruut,  v.  t.  tu  opoz  direktli;  tu  enk-jnter. 
Front,  Frunt,  v.  i.  tu  stand  formost. 
Frontage,  Friiut-aj,  n.  de  for  pqrt  ov  a  bildig; 
de  frunt.  [frunt. 

Frontal,   FnSnt-al,   a.   relatig  tu  de  forhed  er 
Frontal,  Front-al,  n.  a  litl  pediment;  a  fruntlet. 
Fronted,  Fnint-ed,  a.  formd  wid  a  frunt. 
Frontier,  Fron-ter,  n.  de  utmost  verj  ov  eni  t^r- 

itori;  a  border. 
Frontier,  Fron-ter,  a.  borderig:  konterminus. 
Frontiniac,  Fron-tin-yak,  n.  [Fr.]  a  riq  win. 
Frontispiece,  Fron-tis-pes,  n.  an  ernamental  paj 

ov  Q  buk;  de  fas  ov  a  bildig. 
Frontless,  Friint-les,  a.  unblujig;  wontig  Jam. 
Frontlet,  Friint-let,  n.  a  bandaj  worn  upon  ds 

forhed. 
Frost,  Frost,  n.  a  fhyd  konjeld  bj  kold:  de  p-ser 
ov  konjelajon:  ds  efekt  ov  konjelajon;  hor-frost. 
Frost-bitten,  Frost-bit-n,  a.  nipt  bj  frost. 
Frosted,  Fr6st-ed,  a.  kuverd  wid  hor-frost. 
Frostily',  Frost-i-li,  ad.  wid  frost;  wid  eksesiv 

kold. 
Frostiness,  Frost-i-nes,  n.  kold;  frezig  kold. 
Frostnail,   Frost-nal,    n.    a   nal   drivn   intu   a 

horsez  Jen,  tu  prevent  hiz  slipig  on  de  js. 
Frostwork,  Frost-wurk,  n.  wurk  rezemblig  hor- 
frost. 
Frosty,  Frost-i,  a.  veri  kold;  hori;  rezemblig  frost. 
Froth,  Frot,  n.  spq,m;  fou;  unsubstanjal  mater. 
Froth,  Frot,  v.  i.  tu  f  om;  tu  tro  "St  spi^m. 
Frothily',  Frot-i-li,  ad.  wid  fom;  wid  spq,m. 
Frothiness,  Frot-i-ues,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  froti. 
Frothy,  Frot-i,  a.  f liil  ov  fom,  frot,  or  spi^^m:  emti. 
Frounce,  Fr-sns,:]:  n.  a  rigkl;  a  kurl:  a  frinj. 
Frounce.  Fr-sns, J  v.  t.  tu  kurl;  tu  frizl;  tu  rigkl. 
Froward,  Fro-ward,  a.  pevij;  refraktori;  pervers. 
Frowardly,  Fro-ward-li,  ad.  pevijli;  perversli. 
Frowardness,  Fro-ward-nes,  n.    pevijnes;  per- 
versnes.  [stern. 

Frown,  Fr-sn,  v.  i.  tu  ekspres  displejqr;  tu  luk 
Frown,  Fr-sn,  v.  t.  tu  drjv  of  bj  stern  luks. 
Frown,  Fr-sn,  n.  a  stern  luk;  a  luk  ov  disple3H,r. 
Frowy,  Fr-s-i,*  a.  muKti;  frszi. 
Frowzy,  Fr-s-zi,*  a.  fetid;  musti;  dim;  kl-sdi. 
Froze,  Froz,  i.  from  Frtz. 
Frozen,  Froz-n,  p.  from  Frez;  konjeld  wid  kald; 

qil  in  afekjon:  vtrd  ov  het. 
F.  R.  S.,  abreviajon  for  Felo  ov  Reral  Sosjeti. 
Fructed,  Fnikt-ed,  a.  {Her.}  bqrig  frcot,  az  trez. 
Fructescence,  Fruk-tes-ens,  n.  de  rjpnig  ov  frcot. 
Fructiferous,  Fruk-tif-er-us,  a.  biirig  froot. 
Fructification,  Fruk-ti-fi-ka-Jon,  «.   fekunda- 
Jon:  fertiliti.  [fertiljz. 

Fructify,  Friik-ti-fj,  v.  t.  tu  mak  frmtful;  tu 
Fructify,  Friik-ti-fj,  v.  i.   tu  b^r  frot;  tu  be 

frffitful. 
Fructuee,  Frdkt-yTi,r,*  «.  yr^s;  frcoijon. 


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Fhi'Oal,  Fnfi-pil,  M.  trifti:  Jprtrip:  rkanomik&I. 
FBifiALiTV,  KnB-^pl-i-ti,  /».  ilr  Ktat  or  beip  frutt- 

pil:  trill;  rkoiiomi;  gud  in.innjrnnnt. 
Fbloali-V,  Fnf>-g!il-i,   ad.  Fkomimikali:  triftili. 
Frl'ooin,  Friig-in,  n.  an  uvn  I'-trk  or  fHjI. 


Flliolvoib,  Fi  ■ 
Fli-L.  Ful,  a. 
iui|irf-^iial<-<i 
_  h.irnd  «r  gibu».  at,  -.j  /ui  uuitu.' 
!  F'ULL,  Ful,  n.  kompltt  ni<-3nr;  de  hoi 


-Jli. 

''yiimt«d; 
i'.rlekt,;  not 


FKUuiruiOL'S,  Froj-jif-er-ui,  a.  biirig  fru>t;  frnk- j  Flll,  Ful,  aJ.  kwiu  c->^zakili;  direkUi;  ofn  yn«d 
tifi-ru«.  in  ki)m|KjtiJon;  ar,  /'u//f./,  nnte<J. 

Frioivorocs,  Fnt)-giv-o-nis,  a.  frdip  on  froti.    |  F'ull,  Ful,  t>.  t.  tu  tikn  and  klcni,  at  klot. 

Fkuit,  F'nBt,  ri.   Ae  produkt  ov  de  9rt,  trtx  and    Fullaok.  Fial-uj,  n.  muni  |nid  for  f  ulin  kiot. 
]>lanU:  prnfit;  a  tre:  ofspnj)  ov  dr  wOiin.  i  FuLLtR.  Ful-er,  /».  wun  hobz  imd  iz  tu  lul  k'l 

Fklitaok,  Friijt-nj,  ii.  fnrit  kolekcivli. 

Fsiir  BI.ARIXO,  Fri<)t-b.i,r-iD,  s.  produ'lp  fr*'- 

F'RL'tTKKbR,  Fnf)l-er-cr,  n.  wun  h<ii  trudz  in  froit. 


klot. 


FuiiThBY,  Fribt-er-i,  n.  a  rrpoiiUDri  fur  InDt;  a 

fr.r.t  loft.  » 

Friitkil,  Fr(6t-ful,   a.   proddktiv;  ffrlil;  b^irij) 

fr.ijt;  prolilik:  dld-bririp:  not  barcn. 
FEfiTFL'LLV,  Fr2:-ful-l,  ad.  in  a  fnfttful  m.incr. 
FELJTKULXhJiS,  FfiLt-f ul-ncs,  n.   fcrliliti;  plenti- 
ful )irudukj()n. 
Fruition,  Frda-iJ-on,  f».  dc  akl  ov  cnjoip;  enjer- 
niL-nt;  {(orejon;  yt^s.  [ubl. 

Fri'itlkss.  Frif)t-li.'s,  a.  barcn;  von;  jdl;  unprrifii- 
FRLiTLts.sLY,  F'nfd-les-li,  ad.  vanli;  jdli;  unprof- 
itiibli.  [vaniti. 

PBi'iTLtssxEss,  Frut-lcs-ncs,  n.  unfrmtfulnes; 
Frl'it  TKEK.  Fnf)t-trE,  n.  a  trc  dat  prcKiiiix-z  fntit. 
Fni'MKNTACKOi'S,  FnX)-mcn-ta-/u.-i,  a.  niadov;;nin. 
FuL'Mi.xrATioN,  Frott-men-ta-Jon,  n.  a  jcnurul  do.l 
ov  k  irn.  [milk. 

Fai'MtXTr,  F'n&-men-ti,  n.  find  ov  hwct  bwld  in 
Futur,  Frump,*  v.t.  tu  mok;tu  insiilt; — n.a  juk. 
Fri'MPIsh,  Fnimp-iJ,+  a.  test!;  tinajii/li  in.silltig. 
Fbl'kh,  FruJ.  n.  dr  frog  or  tender  horn  in  de  niidl 
ov  (Ic  !k3l  ov  u  horsci  fut.  ftu  bok. 

Fri'stratk,  Frii'-tmt,  r.  t.  tu  drfrt;  tu  disaprfnt: 
F'kcstuatjox,  Frus-tra-Jon,  n.  diMip<Tntmcnt;  de- 
fer. 
Feustcm,  Frds-tum,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Frds-ta;  Ae  pqrt 

ov  u  si.lid  nekst  tu  de  bns  hwcn  kut  of. 
Fbv.  Fq,  II.  a  sworm  ov  litl  fijer;  a  dij  frjd. 
Frv,  Frj,  f.  t.  tu  drc.«  foDd  in  a  pan  on  dr  fjr. 
F"ry.  Fri,  r.  1.  tu  be  rested  in  a  pan;  tu  melt. 
FRYlXG-rAX,  Frj-ijj-jMin,  n.  a  pan  yi^zd  for  fqijj 
met.  &*.  [disf^jzd. 

Fccate.  Floated,  Fi'i-kat,  Fq-kat-cd,  a.  panted; 
Fuel's.  Fi'i-ku.",  /).  [A.]  pant  on  de  fas;  disgjz. 
F'CPDLE,  Fiid-l.J  v.t.  tu  mak  drugk:  tu  intok^iknt 
Fui>i>LE.  Fud-I.»  V.  i.  tu  dri|)k  tu  ekso.-;;  tu  tipl. 
F'UDOE,  Fuj.J  inter,  an  ck.«prcJon  ov  kont^mt. 
Fuel,  Fi'i-cl,  n.  de  mater  or  aliment  or  fjr;  wud, 
FUOACIOI  8,  F»i-gri-Jus,  a.  volatil;  fljin.  [As. 

FuoACiousxESS,   Ft^-ga-Jus-ncs,   n.    volatiliti:  a 
fljil)  nwa.  [volatiliti. 

FiGACiTY,  Fii-gas-i-ti,  n.   de  akt  ov  fljij)  awa: 
F'tGiTiVE.  Fiiji-tiv,  a.  un.«t«bl;  not  dt^rabl;  vola- 
til: flitio:  wondcrifl;  Jert-ljvd;  perijabl. 
FcoiTiVE,  F\i-ji-tiv,  n.  a  dei^rter;  a  r^negad 


FuLLKit's  EARTH,  Ful-crz-vrt,  II.  a  kjnd  ov  kla. 
FtLLEUV,  Ful-er-i.  n.  de  pla.i  hwijr  Riot  is  fuld. 
Flll-ked,  Fvil-fod,  p.  a.   abundanlli  fc-d;  aat«d; 


plump. 

FuLLixo-MiLL,  Ful-ip-mil,  n.  a  milf.jrfulio  klot. 

Full  LEXOTii,  Ful-lcut,  a.  embnwio  de  IkjI. 

FOULLY,  Fui-i,  ad.  komplctii;  wirtist  luk  or  def^kt. 

F'ULMINA-NT,  Fdl-mi-nant,  a.  roakiga  lud  nttx. 

FuLiii.NATK,  Ful-mi-nat,  v.  i.  tu  tunder;  tu  ek«- 

„  P'<^-  [ek«pl6d. 

F  ULiii.fATK.  Ftil-mi-nat,  v.  t.  tu  uter;  tu  ko«  ta 

FcLMiNATio.v,  Ful-mi-na-Jon,  n.  a  tundcrio;  an 
eksi.|u:^on.  [jj,  horor. 

FuLMLVATOHT,  Fdl-mi-na-to-ri,a.  tnndcrio;iitr}k- 

FuL-NEss,  Ful-nes,  ii.  de  «tat  ov  beig  fuil;  kom- 
pletnei';  ubdndans;  satjeti. 

Fulsome,  Ful-^^um,  a.  nojus;  of^nsiv. 

FuLsoMtLY.  Ful-.-ium-li,  ad.  nojusli. 

P'uL-sosit.NESS,  Ful-sum-ncs,  n.  nojusncs. 

FuLViD,  Ful-vid,  a.  ov  a  dep  yclu  kulor;  folvoa. 

FuLVts,  Fdl-vua,  a.  yelo;  t«m;  fulvid. 

FuM AGE,  Fij-maj,  n.  {Ltu)  a  taks  on  hqrts. 

F'liMAAOLE,  F'l'i-ma-rol,  ii.  a  hoi  from  hwiq  «mok 
iJHz  iu  a  KuHur  mjn  or  volkano.  [purl. 

FCMBLE,  Fum-bl.J   r.  J.    tu   atemt  okwardli;  tu 

Flmulk,  Ftim-bl.;   r.t.  tu  manaj  okwardli. 

Fi  MiiLLK,  F'um-bler,  H.  wun  hoi  akts  okwardli. 

FuJiK,  Film,  n.  smijk:  vapor:  raj:  jdl  kon.set. 
F\me,  F'^m,  c.  I.  tu  smuk;  tu  be  in  a  raj. 

FrUE,  Fi^m,  r.  t.  tu  smuik:  tu  |.erfiim  bj  smok. 

FuMiD,  Fii-mid,  a,  smoki;  vu|>oru,-'.  [smok. 

FUMIDITY,  Fii-mid-i-ti,  n.  smokinw;  tcndensi  tu 
Fumigate,  Fii-mi-gat,  r.  f.  lu  smok;  tu  klens  or 

piirilj  bj  smok:  tu  perfi'im. 
Fumigation,  Fii-mi-ga-Jon,  o.  de  akt  ov  fi^mi- 

gatii):  va|)or. 
Fumy,  Fi'im-i,  a.  fild  wid  fqmi;  smoki. 
F'u.N,   Fun.;  n.  8port;  hj  meriment;  frolik. 
Fu.namuulatobt,  Fi^-nam-bii-la-to-ri,  a.   ov  er 

Ijk  (1  rup  diiuser. 
F'uxAMBULiST,  Fti-nam-bq-list,  n.  a  rop  danscr. 
Fuxctiox,  Fugk-Jon,  n.  cmplffment:  ofi!<;  pucr. 
Functional,  tdj)k-Jon-al.  a.  relatig  tu  .«um  ofis. 
F'uNCTioxAKY,  Fd^k-Jon-a-ri,  n.  wun  hiB  has  an 

ofi.s  or  f  u])kJon. 
Fund,  F'und,  n.  stok:  kapital;  a  bagk  ov  muni. 
F\nd,  Fund,  r.  t.  tu  plas  in  de  fundz,  as  muni. 
F'UNDAMENT.  Fdn-da-ment,  n.  de  set  ov  de  bodi. 


FUGITIVE.NESS.  Fii-ji-'.iv-ncs,  fi.  volatiliti;  fqgas- j  Fundamental,  Fun-da-ment-al,  a.  servij)  for  de 

Fuglkman.  Fii-gl-man,  n.  Se  (Fhitjelman.)    [iti.  |      f-nndajon  or  basis;  escnjal;  iminrtant. 

FuiiUK,  Fii;.',  II.  [/v.]  a  miizikul  torro,  M;;nifji{)  a  I  Fundamkntally,  Fun-da-ment-al-i,  ad.  cscnjali; 


nik-i/'.n  .T  ropctijon  ov  jiqrta  in  a  koniixazijon. 
FuGiisT.  Fii-:^<t,  n.  wun  \xa>  kompozcz  ft^gz. 
FuLCiMtXT,  Fdl-ai-ment,*  n.  a  prop;  de  p«nt  ov 

gus|K'nJon. 
Fulcrum,   Ful-krum,    «.    [L.]   pi.,   L.   Fdl-kra, 

if-ny.}  Ful-krumi;  n  prop;  a  f!up«irt. 
FuLFil.,  Ful-fil,  r.  t.  tu  akiSmpli):  tu  kompljt. 
FULFILLKR.  Ful-fil-er,  n.  wun  h*  fulfilz. 
Fulfilling,  Ful-fil-io,  n.  fulfilm<-nt;  k-.mple/ftn. 
FuL*MLMtXT,   Ful-fil-mcnt,   n.   komjJeJon;  pcr- 

fiiriuau'*. 
FuLOK.Ncr,  Fdl-jcn-«i,  w.  splendor  glitcrefdljene. 
F'ulgF-NT.  Fdl-jent,  a.  Jinip;  dazlig:  vcri  brjt. 


F'ULOID.  Fiil-jid,*  a.  Jinip:  glitorij);  dnxlifl. 

FwLGOE,  Fdl-gor.  n.  [L.l  .•'ploudor;  dasliBbritaoB.  I  Funicular,  Fn-nlk-jrq-lar,  a.  konsistig  ov  kard 


urijiiiuli. 
FuNEBEiAL,  Fq-n£-bri-al,*  a.  relatig  tu  fqncrali; 

funereal.  [kwii. 

FuNEBAL,  Ft^-ner-al,  n.  bcrial;  interment;  obse- 
FuNtRAU  F'l^-nor-al,  a.  relati^i  tu  bcrial;  mumio. 
Funereal,  F«i-ne'-rt-al,  a.  sqlig  a  fiineral.-dqrk; 

dizinal. 
FuNOOSiTY,  Fun-gi«-i-ti,  n.  uns<)lid  ek.«kr^en». 
Fungous,  Fdg-gun,  a.  Ijk  a  fuggua;  ek^krCMnt, 

Mpunji. 
FUNOUS,  Fdg-gus,  n.  [L.]  pi.  L.  F"dg-gi.  (Im^.} 

F'dp-gus-oz:  a  mujra>m;  a  tod  lUxA;  an  c-k«kr^*eas. 
FuNiCLK,    F'c[-ni-kl,    n.    a  smol    konl;  a  f|ber:  a 

«trig.  [er  fiber. 


GAD 


160 


GAG 


Funk,  Fui)k,t  n.  an  ofensiv  smel. 
Funnel,  l^'iin-el,  n,  a  pjp  er  pasaj;  a  Jaft. 
Funny,  Fdn-i,  a.  komikal;  drol. 
Funny,  Fda-i,J  n.  a  Ijt  bot:  a  kjnd  ov  hweri. 
Fur,  Fur,  «.  soft  hq,r;— a  skin  wid  soft  hq,r. 
Fuk,  Fur,  V.  t.  tu  Ijn  er  kuver  wid  fur,  &s. 
Fur,  Fur,'"  ad.  [ais  Fcir]  at  a  distans. 
FuRACious,*  Fix-ra-Jus,  a.  tevij. 
FuEACiTY,*   Fti-ras-i-ti,  n.  dispozijon  tia  teft. 
Furbelow,   Fdi--b£-lo,  n.  fur,  frinj,  er  ernament 

on  dg  loer  pqrt  ov  a  gqrment. 
Furbelow,  Fur-be-lo,  v.  t.  tu  adern  wid  f urbeloz. 
Furbish,    Fdr-biJ,  v.  t.  tia  burnij;  tu  polij;  tu 

rub.  [polijt. 

Fuebishable,    Fur-biJ-a-bl,    a.    kapabl  ov  bcir) 
FuRBiSHER,    Fiir-biJ-er,  n.  wun  bcD  furbijez  eni- 

tig. 
Furcate,  Fur-kat,         |       ^^^  ferk-Japt. 
Furcated,  Fur-kat-ed,  S  >  j  r 

Furcation,  Fur-ka-Jon,  n.  forkines;  a  forkir). 
Furfur,    Fur-fur,   n.    [L.]  skurf;  dandruf  on  ds 

skin. 
FuRFURACEOus,   Fur-fur-a-Jus,  a.  huski. 
Furious,  F^-ri-us,  a.  mad:  frantik;  rajii);  vjolent. 
Furiously,   Fi\-ri-us-li,  ad.   in  a  fi^rius  maner; 

madli.  [ftiri. 

FuRiOuSNESS,    F^-ri-us-nes,   n.    fronzi;   madnes; 
Furl,  Furl,  v.  t.  tu  dre  up:  tu  koutrakt;  tu  rcA 

up. 
Furlong,  Fdr-loi),  n.  de  att  pqrt  ov  a  mil. 
Furlough,  Fur-lo,  n.  a.  temporari  Iev  ov  absens 

frum  militari  servis. 
Furnace,   Fiir-nas,  n.  an  enklozd  f  jr-plas;  a  pins 

far  nieltiii  metalz.  [skwip. 

Furnish,  Fiir-niJ,  v.  t.   tu  suplj;  tu  fit  up;  tu 
Furnisher,    Fiir-niJ-er,  n.    wun  hoa  fiirnijez  or 

fits  -St. 
Furniture,  Fur-ni-tq,r,  n.  gudz  in  a  h-ss  fer  yn,s 

or  ornament:  moovablz;  apendajez;  ekwipaj. 
Furrier,  Fdr-i-er,  n.  a  deler  in  furz. 
Furrow,  Fiir-o,  n.  a  loi)  trcnq  er  holo. 
Furrow,  Fiir-o,  v.  t.  tu  kut  in  furoz. 
Furry,  Fur-i,  a.  kuverd  wid  er  konsistii)  ov  fur. 
Further,   Fiir-der,  a.  kom/p.  ov  {ffrrth,)  s^iperl. 

{fvrthid/}  at  a  grater  distans:  fqrder. 
Further,  Fiir-der,  ad.  tu  a  grater  distans:  fqrder. 
J'URTHER,  Fur-der,  v.  t.  tu  forward;  tu  prcimot; 

tu  asist. 
Furtherance,  Fdr-der-ans,  n.  promojon;  advdns- 

ment. 
FuRTHEEER,    Fur-der-er,  n.  a  promoter:  an  ad- 

vdnser. 


Furthermore,  Fdr-der-mor,    ad.    morover;  be- 

Fu^hermost,  rdr-d£r-most,  )  ^_  ^^,^^^,^^^^^ 
Furthest,  Imr-dest,  ) 

Furtive,  Fdr-tiv,  a.  stoln;  got  bj  teft;  tsvij. 
Fury,  Fi^-ri,  n.  madnes;  raj;  pajon;  frenzi. 
Fury-like,  Fij,-ri-ljk,  a.  ravig;  rajiij;  fqrius. 
Furze,  Furz,  n.  gers;  a  prikli  Jrub:  gos;  hwin. 
FuRZY,  Fdrz-i,  a.  overgron  wid  furz:  ful  ov  gers. 
FuscATiON,  Fus-ka-Jon,  n.  a  dqrknii)  er  ob3kn,rig. 
Fuscous,    Fds-kua,   a.    br-sn;  ov  a  dim  er  dqrk 

kulor. 
Fuse,  Fqz,  v.  t.  tu  melt;  tu  likwefj  bj  bet. 
Fuse,  Fqz,  v.  i.  tu  be  melted;  tu  melt. 
Fusee,  Fi^-ze,  n.  pqrt  ov  a  woq  on  hwiq  a  qan  iz 

wsnd: — a  pjp  for  f  jrii)  a  bum; — trak  ov  a  buk; — 

a  musket;- — ritn  elso  {Fusil.} 
Fusibility,   Fq-zi-bil-i-ti,  n.    de  kwoliti  ov  bsij) 

fqzibl. 
Fusible,  Fi\-zi-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  melted. 
Fusil,  Fij,-zil,  a.  kapabl  ov  bsig  melted:  floig. 
Fusil,  Fi^-zil,  or  Fq,-z£,  ii.  a  smel  musket. 
FusiLEEE,  Fix-zi-lsr,  n.  a  soljerqrmd  wid  a  fqzil. 
Fusion,  I'4-gon,  v.  At  akt  ov  meltig:  flqiditi. 
Fuss,  Fus,j  n.  a  tq^mult;  busl;  nerz. 
Fust,  Fust,  n.  de  Jaft  ov  a  kolum; — *an  il  smel. 
FuSTED,  Fdst-ed,*J  a.  moldi;  stiijkii). 
Fustian,  Fiist-yan,  n.  a  kind  ov  klot; — bombast. 
Fustian,  Fdst-yan,  a.  mad  ov  fustyan; — pompus. 
Fustic,  Fds-tik,  n.  a  sert  ov  wud  yx^zd  in  djig. 
Fustigate,   Fds-ti-gat,  v.  t.   tu  bet  wid  a  'stik: 

tu  kan. 
Fustigation,  Fus-ti-ga-Jon,  v.  de  akt  ov  brtig 

wid  a  kujel. 
FuSTiNESS,  Fds-ti-nes,  n.  moldines;  stigk. 
Fusty,  Fds-ti,*!  a.  il-smelii);  moldi. 
Futile,  Fq-til,  a.  triflig;  wurtles:  ov  no  wat. 
Futility,  Fq,-til-i-ti,'  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  fii^til. 
Futtocks,  Fdt-oks,  n.  pi.  ds  loer  timberz  in  a 

Jip. 
Future,  Fi\t-yq,r,  a.  dat  wil  bs  htrdfter. 
Future,  F)it-yvir,  n.  tjm  tu  kum. 
Futurity,  Fq,-t4-ri-ti,  n.  fqtyi^^r  tjm,  er  tjm  tu 

kum. 
Fuze,  Fti,z,  n.  a  Jert  tq,b  mad  ov  wel  seznd  wud, 

and  f  ikst  in  ds  bor  ov  a  jet,  ji^zd  in  eksplodig. 
Fuzz,  Fuz, J  v.  t.  tu  flj  •gt  in  smel  pqrtiklz. 
FuzzBALL,   Fdz-bel,  n.   a  kjnd  ov  fungus:  a  puf- 

bel. 
FuzzLE,  Fdz-1,*  V.  t.  tu  mak  drur)k;  tu  fudl. 
Fy,   or  FiE,  Fj,  inter,  a  wurd  ov  blam  and  kon- 

temt. 


G. 


Gg,   ov   de   komon   romanik   alfabct,  haz   too 
,  s"5ndz— wun  bqrd,  bsfc'ir  {ci,  o,  and  «y  as,  in 

go;}  de  uder  soft,  Ijk  j,  heior  (c,  /,  and  y;  as, 

in  gem.}     In  Mii::il\  it  reprEzent.-<  de  trebl  kief. 
Gab,  Gab,t  n.  de  mist;  lokwasiti;  prat. 
Gabardine,  Gab-ar-dsn,  n.  a.  kors  frok. 
Gabble,  Gab-1,  i-.  /.    tu  tek  widxt  menig;  tu 

prat. 
Gabble,  Gab-1,  n.  Ifrd  tek  wid^t  meni;);  prat. 
Gabbler,  Gab-ler,  n.  a  prater:  a  qiiterii)  fclo. 
Gable,  Ga-bl,  n.  de  trj;ii)gn,lar  end  ov  a  li'ss. 
Gad,  Gad,  n.  an  ii)got  ov  sIeI;  a  stjl  or  graver. 
Gad,  Gad,t  v.  i.  tu  rambl  ab'st;  tu  rov  jdli. 
Gad-about,  Gad-a-bTit,t  n.  wun  hco  runz  ab'^t 

jdli. 


Gad-bee,  Gad-be,  n.  a  gad-flj;  a  Iqrj,  stigig  flj. 
Gadder,  Gad-er,  n.  wun  hco  gaJy,  er  runz  abred. 
Gad-fly,  Gad-flj,  n.  a  flj  dat  stigz  katl. 
Gaelic,  Ga-lik,  n.  de  Galik  laggwaj,  a   djalekt 

ov  de  Seltik. 
Gaelic,  Ga-lik,  a.  pcrtanii)  tu  de  Galik  laggwaj. 
Gaff,  Gaf,  n.  a  bqrprfm  or  Iqrj  huk; — de   boom 

hwiq  ekstendz  de  upcr  pqrt  ov  de  Iqrj  sal  in  a 

sl*p.  [respekt. 

Gaffer,  Gaf-er,*  n.  master; — a   rustik  wurd  ov 
Gaffle,  Gaf-1,  n.  an   qrtifijal  spur  fer  a   fjtig 

kok. 
Gag,  Gag,  v.  t.  tu  stop  de  rasi;  tu  Jut  up. 
Gag,  Gag,  n.  sumtig  yq,zd  tu  gag  de  m^t  wid. 
Gage,  Gaj,  n,  a.  ploj:  a  pen;  a  me^qr;  a  ro)!. 


GAL 


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GAM 


Oaok,  Giy,    V.  t.    tu  cngdj  ;  —  tu  mo3iir.     Se 

(  (Jauge.y 
Gaokr,  Oiij-pr,  n.  wun  hc»  gajcz.     Se  i^Oauger.') 
(tACjCibu,  (iag-er,  n.  wun  hiD  gtigz  or  !4t(i|j!t  dc  nmt. 
(•AUULK,  liaff-l,*  r.  t.  tu  luak  u  nffz  l|k  a  giM. 
Gauulino,  (ia^-lio,  n.  u  u«rz  mad  b[  ges;  kuklig. 
IJAitTV,  (iii-ot-i,  cr  Gti-E-ti,  n.  nnjrt.     tie  {(Jay- 
Oailv,  (id-li,  aJ.  nierili.     Se  {Oai/ly.}         [ffy-) 
(lAiN,  liHn,  n.  profit;  iidvdiitaj;  interv.it. 
Gain,  Gan,  r.  t.  tu   ubtiin;  tu  win:  tu   get:  tu 
(iAiN,  (ian,  f.  i.  tu  gru  ricj;  tu  ndvdns.         [ftq. 
Gain,  (^im,  a.  hundi;  kuiivt-nycnt;  drzirabl. 
(rAi.VABLC,  Gttn-a-bl,  a.  kapiibl  uv  bcig  gund. 
Gainkr,  Gfin-cr,  n.  wun  hiK  ganz  profit  or  ad- 

vdntnj.  [ddktiv. 

Oainful,  Giin-ful,  a.    pr6fitabl;   lti,krativ;    pro- 
Gainfillt,  Gan-ful-i,  ad.  profitabli;    advantii- 

jusli. 
Gainkilness,  Giin-ful-np!',  n.   profit;  advdntaj. 
Gainl»:ss,  Gun-le,",  a.  unprofitubl;  ov  no  advdu- 

taj. 
Gainly,  CJiin-li,*  ad.  handili;   rcdili;  dokstcrusli. 
Gainsay,  Gan-su,  «rr  Gan-sa,  v.  t.  tu  kontnidikt; 

tu  deni.  [tnidiktor. 

(tAixsATEH,  Gan-sii-cr,  or  Gan-sa-er,  ri.   a    k(»n- 
Gainsayino,  Gan-sn-ijj,  or  Gan-sa-ifl,    n.    opo- 

cijon. 
'Gainst, 'Genst, />r<p.  kontraktod  iroiaAgentt. 
Gaihish,  Gi\r-ij,  a.  godi;  fjn:  splendid;  gn. 
(lAiRiHilLV,  (i;ir-ij-li,  aJ.  godili;  splendidli;  gali. 
Gait,  (!at,  n.  \in\xiy.  wiik:  iiiuncr  ov  wokijj. 
Gaiter,  Gat-cr,  n.  a  kuvurig  for  At  log;  a  kind 

ov  .spjitiTdaJez. 
Gala,  Ga-la,  «.  a  festival;  a  Jo;  mert.    Gala-da, 

a  da  ov  fi'.Mtiviti  and  Ju. 
Galaxy,  (t.il-aks-i,  ii.  de   milki   wa;  a   Iiiiiiinu!< 

truk  i'iikiiiniiasi{)  de  hovnz. 
(»albaxlm,  Ci:il-bu-nuin,  n.  [£.]  a  rezinus  gum. 
GaL£,  Gal,  »».  a  strofl  wind,  not  temp<53tyiius;  a 
^  gust.  [el. 

Galeas,  Gal-e-as,  or  Ga-lc-as,  n.  a  heri-bilt  ves- 
Galeatkd,    Ga-le-at-ed,    a.    kuverd,   az   wid  a 

hflmet.  [led. 

Galena,  Ga-le-na,  «.  \_L.]  {Jfin.)  a  fdlftirat  ov 
Galilean,  Gal-i-le-an,  n.  a  nativ  or  inhabitant 

ov  (tjiiiie.  [ve.-iel. 

Galiot,  (Jal-i-ot,  n.  a  litl   gali;  a   sort   ov    Duq 
Gall,  (JoI,  h.  de  bjl;  a  biter  animal  jns:—nn)k()r; 

maligniti:  aflger;  biternes  ov  mjnd:  u  !<lit  inji^ri 

tu  de  skin;  a  vakant,  or  b^r  sj)ot;  an  ekjkrcsens 

prodiist  bj  an  insekt  on  dt  uk,  yr^zd  in  mnkijj 

i{)k. 
Gall,  Gol,  r.  t.  tu  rub  of  At  skin:  tu  ttz:  tu  veks. 
Gall,  G.(1,  r.  i.  tu  fret:  tu  bt  trzd. 
(Iallant,  (i.-il-ant,  n.  brav;  hj-spiritod;  durijj:  fin. 
(Jallant,  (iiil-iint,  a.  fKDljt  and  atontiv  tu  lad'iz. 
(Jallant,  (iiil-iint,  H.  u  gn,  sprjtli  nimi:  a  wajer. 
Gallant,  Gal-dot^  c.  t.  tu  pa  atcnjon  tu  Indiz. 
Gallantly,  Gal-dnt-li,  ad.  in  de  mancr  ov  a 
,K"l'ii"-  [usli. 

Gallantly,  (J.il-ant-li,  ad.  bravli;  nobli;  jener- 
Gallantness,  Gal-ant-ncs,  «.  hj  akomplijinent. 
Gallantry,  (tal-ant-ri,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beii)  gal- 
ant;  Jo;  brnvcri;  nublncs;  jencrositi;  kurtjip:  re- 
fund adrd.-'  tu  wimcn. 
Galleon,  Gal-c-on,  n.  a  Iqrj  Jip  wid  fur  deka. 
Gallesy,  (jr&l-er-i,  n.  a  kuverd  jui-^aj;  u  balkoni 

nsud  a  bildifl;  an  apqrtmcnt  in  a  <juri;  or  a  Jip. 
Galley,  (;:il-i,  «.  u  vcsel  drivn  wid  on:-  u  fram 

hwi<;  rr-tvz  At  kontents  ov  de  printerz  kom|)uz- 

ifl-stik. 
Galley  SLATE.  Gal-i-slav,   n.  a   man  kond^md 

tu  ru)  in  de  galiz. 
Oalliard,  li:il-yurd,*  a.  brisk;  ga;  Ijvli. 
Galliard,   Gal-yard,*  n.   a   ga   man: — a   spritli 

dans. 

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(Gallic,  G^I-ik,  t  i  .-    .     r<  i  e> 

Gallic^n.  Gal-i-kan,   |   *•  rtlat.u  lu  Gol;  Frenr,. 

Gallic,  (>''«l-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  At  gol-nut. 
Gallicism,  (ial  i-siz-ui,  n.a  Fruucj  idiom  or  fraz. 
Galliuaskins,  Gul-i-gaii-kinz,*  n.  pi.   Iqrj,  upu 

llu/. 

Gallimatia,  (ial-i-inii-Ji-a,  n.  noniicaa. 
GALLiMALFRr,  Gal-i-in6-fri,*t  n.  u  haj;  a  ridik- 
yHJui  medli. 
Gallinacean,  Gat-i-na-Jan,  n.  wunovde  famili 

ov  bt'rdz  tiwiij  inkir^dz  de  komon  hen. 
Gallinackol'S,  (iul-i-mi-Jus,    a.    denutiu   l>\-rdz 

ov  de  fezaiit  kind.  [a  rvzin. 

(■ALLIPOT.  (ial-i-|»ot,  n.  a  pot  ixinted  and  glazd: 
Gall-nut,  (iol-nut,  ».  an  ekskresens  groi;)  on  u 

spejez  ov  (jk,  yi\zd  in  mukiy  iyk. 
CiALLON,  Gal-on,  ii.  a  likwid  int-jurov  fur  kwort?. 
Galloon,  Gal-Jiu,  n.  a  k|nd  ov  kars  las;  u  sort 

ov  fcrec. 
Gallop,  G;il-op,  r.  i.  tu  nutv  bJ  leps,  or  veri  fast. 
('ALLOP,  Gal-op,  n.  de  swiftest  mojon  ov  a  hers. 
(iallopade,  Gal-op-^d,  V.  i.  tu  galop;  tu   vamv 

ab'tit  briskli. 
("ALLOPADE,  Gal-op-c'id,  n.  a  hand-galop;  de  akl 

ov  g-.ilopiy;  u  k{iid  ov  dans. 
Galloper,  G;il-op-er,  «.  wun  dat  galops. 
Galloway,  (.ral-u-wu,   «.   a  spejez  ov   hors  ov 

sm'fl  sjz. 
Gallows,  G.tI-uz,  h.  an  erekjon  r>r  ha^jig  krim- 

inalz,  koiisistii)  ov  a  bein  lad  on  tjj  ]K.>.'«ts. 
Gallows-tree,  Giil-oz-ire,  ii.  At  tre  or  jKjst  ov 

ck.sekiiJon.  [bladcr. 

Gall-stone,  Gol-st4;)D,  ii.  a  konkrejon  in  de  gol- 
Gally,  G(jl-i,  a.  havin  g'd;  biter  az  gol. 
Galoche,  Gu-16J,  n.  [/v.]  u  Jiti  mad  tu  be  Wurn 

over  anuder  Jio  or  Utit  in  wet  wedcr. 
Galsome,  Gol-siiiu,*  a.  ay^ri:  luuligiiant. 
(Jalvanic.  Gal-v;in-ik,  <■*.  riliitiu  tu   galvanizm. 
Galvanism,  Gal-vau-iz-m,  n.  a   brunij   ov   elek- 

trisiti.  [vaniim. 

Galvanize,  Gal-van-jz,  r.  t.  tu  af^kt   wid  gal- 
Galvanometer,  Gal-va-n(5m-e-ter,  n.  an  instni)- 

meiit  for  a->ertnniu  de  prezens  ov  a  kurent  ov 

g:ilvanik  clektrisiti.  [ez. 

GAMASI1E.S,  Ga-m(iJ-ez,  n.  }d.  pl'smenz  sjciterdaj- 
Gambado,  Gam-ba-du,    ii.    a  spiiterdaj  ataqt  tu 

de  stirups:  u  spaterdaj. 
Gambit,  (i:im-bit,  «.  a  spejez  ov  gam  at  qes. 
Gamble,  G:'uu-bl,  v.  i.  tu  pla  or  gnm  for  muni. 
(lAMiiLEK.  (iam-bler,  n.  wun  adikted  tu  gamblig. 
Gamuoue,  (inm-bdij,   n.   u   gum   rezin  yiizd   in 

nu'di.-in,  is. 
Gambol,  Gam-bol,    r.  t.   tu   duns:   tu   skip:  tu 

frisk;  tu  lep. 
Gambol,  G.im-bol,  n.  a  skiji;  a  hop:  a  lep  for  jff. 
Gambrel,  Ciaiu-brel,  ii.  de  hjnd  li-g  ov  a  hors: 

a  kruked  .^tik  tu  hag  met  on:  u  kambrel. 
Game,  Gnm,  n.  si*urt  ov  ciii  k^ud;  insolent  meri- 

uieiit;  a  siggl  inatj  at  pla;  advdntaj  in  pin;  feld 

8|Kjrts:  animalz    takn    in   de   feld  or  forest;— a 

solem  kontest:  az,  de  (irejan  gamz. 
Game,  (lam,  r.  i.  tu  plu  tor  muni:  tu  gambl. 
(lAME-cocK,  (iiim-kok,  II.  a  kok  bred  tu  fjt. 
(iAME-EUU,  Gnm-eg,  n.  an  eg  for  brcdig  a   fjtig 

kiik.  [tekts  gam. 

Gamekeeper,  (Jiim-kep-cr,  ».  a  p<,>rson  hoi  pro- 
(iAME-SOME.  (itiui-.-uui,  a.  trolik.«um;  ga. 
(iAMKsoMKLY.  Gtiiii'SUiu-li,  sd .  merili. 
GAME.SUMKNESS,    Gtim-sum-Dcs,    u.     sportivncs  . 

meriinent.  [gnmig. 

Gamester,  (irun-.«ter,  n.  wun  vijusli  adikted    tu 
Gaminu,  Gt'im-ig,  n.  At  pniktis  ov  gniusten:  gsu 

blig. 
('AMINO  HOUSE,  Giiiu-io-h'<<s,  11.  a  bvs  for  gamig. 
Gamino-table.  Gtiuiig-ta-bl,  n.  a  tabl  yi^id  fur 

gamiQ. 


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Gammer,  Gam-er,  n.  de   koanpelajon  ov  an   old 

wuman,  koresp6ndiij  tia  Gafer. 
GAMMO>f,  G:itn-on,  n.  de  ti  or  butok  ov  a  hog, 

salted  and  drjd; — a  kjnd  ov  pla  wid  djs. 
Gamut,  Gam-ut,  n.  de  skal  ov  mii^zikal  nots. 
Gander,  Gan-der,  n.  de  mal  ov  de  gcos. 
Gang,  Gag,*  v.  i.  tu  gca;  tia  wok. 
Gang,  Gag,  n.  a  troip;  a  kumpani;  a  Jips  kroa. 
Ganglion,  Gag-gli-on,  n.  an   enlqrjment   in   de 

kors  ov  a  nerv;  a  ti^mor  in  de  tendinus  pqrts. 
Ganglionic,  Gag-gli-6n-ik,  a.  relatig  tia,  er  [xir- 

takiij  ov,  a  gagglion. 
Gangrenate,    Gag-gre-nat,   v.  t.    tu   prodi\,s   u 

gaggren. 
Gangrene,  Gag-gren,  n.  a  mertifikajon. 
Gangrene,  Gag-gren,  ■».  (.  tia.  koriipt  and  mer- 

tifj. 
Gangrene,  Gag-gren,  v.  i.  tu   bekum   mertifjd. 
Gangrenous,  Gag-gre-nas,  a.  mertifjd;  pq,trifjd. 
Gangue,  Gag,  n.  [Jv.]  {Min.)  de  matriks  ov  an 

or,  or  de  kors  ov  a  van;  a  substans  kontanig  de 

or  ov  metalz.  [a  Jip. 

Gangway.  Gag-wa,  n.  a   pasaj,  partikytj^larli  in 
Gannet,  Gan-et,  n.  a  Iqrj  akwatik  berd. 
Gantlet,  Gant-let,  n.  a   militari   punijment,  in 

hwiq  de  kriminal,  runig  betwea  de  ragks,  resevz 

a  laj  from  e<j  man. 
Gantlope,  Gant-lop,  n.  de  sam  az  {Gantlet.) 
Gaol,  Jal,*  n.  a  prizn; — eiso  ritn  {jail.) 
Gaol-delivery,  Jal-de-liv-er-i,  71.  {Law)  de  jii- 

dijal  proses  hwiq  klerz  de  jalz  bj  trjig  ae  priz- 

nerz. 
Gaoler,  Jal-er,  h.  a  keper  ov  a  prizn. 
Gap,  Gap,  n.  an  opnig;  a  breq;  a  pasaj. 
(Jape,  Gqp,  er  Gap,  i-.  i.  tu  opn  ae  mut  w|d;  tu 

yon:  tu  krav;  tu  sti\r. 
Gaper,  Gqp-er,  n.  wun  hat  gqps  er  yenz. 
Garb,  Gqrb,  n.  dres;  klodz;  eksterior  aperans. 
Garbage,  Gqr-baj,  71.  de   biselz;  de   ofal;  refq,s. 
Garbel,  Gqr-bel,  n.  a  plagk  nekst  tu  de  kel  ov 

Q  Jip.  [arat. 

Garble,  Gqr-bl,  r.  t.  tu  sift;  tu  pik  -st;  tu  sep- 
Garbler,  Gqr-bler,  n.  wun  hot)  gqrblz. 
Garden,  Gqr-den,  n.  a   pes   ov   gr'snd   enklozd, 

apriipriated  tu  plants,  fl-serz,  er  frcots;   grisnd 

hjli  kdltivated. 
Garden,  G4r-den,  v.  i.  tu  kultivat  a  gqrden. 
Gardener,  G^r-den-er,  n.  a  kiiltivator  ov  a  gqr- 

den. 
(JrARDENiNG,  Gqr-den-ig,  n.  hertikultyq,r. 
Gargarism,  Gtqr-ga-riz  m,  n.o.  gqrgl;  a   likwid 

medisin.  [gVo^- 

Gargarize,  Gqr-ga-riz,*  v.  t.  tu  woj  de  mist;  tu 
Garget,  Gqr-get,  n.  a.  dizez  in  de  uderz  ov  k'sz, 

arjzig  from  inflamajon  ov  de  limfatik  glandz; 

Q  distemper  in   hogz; — a   medisinal   plant   and 

beri:  fjtolaka  dekandria. 
Gargle,  Gqr-gl,  v.  t.  tu  woJ  de  trot   and   m-st 

wid  a  likwid  preparajon. 
Gargle,  Gqr-gl,  n.  a  likor  fer  wojig  de  trot,  &s. 
Gargol,  Gqr-gol,  n.  a  distemper  ov  hogz. 
Gargoyle,  Gqr-gerl,  n.  a   projektig   woter-sp-»t. 
Garisu,  G4r-iJ,  a.  godi;  Joi.     Se  {Gairish.) 
Garland,  Gqr-land,  n.  a  ret  ov  branqez  er  fl-s- 

crz;  a  knsn. 
Garland,  Gqr-land,  r.  t.  tu  dek  wid  a  gqrland. 
Garlic,    Gqr-lik,  ».    a   strofl  sented  plant:  a  sort 

ov  unyon.  [dres. 

Garment,  G^r-ment,  »>.   eni  kuverig  for  debodi; 
Garner,  G^r-'ner,  n.  a  plas  for  grau;  a  granari. 
Garner,  (Jqr-ner,  r.  t.  tu  stor  az  in  a  granari. 
Garnet,  Gqr-net,  n.  a  mineral;  a  jem; — a  takl. 
Garnish,    G^r-niJ,  v.  t.  tu  dekorat  wid  apenda- 

jez. 
Garnish,  G4r-nij',  n.  dekorajon;erabelijment. 
Gaenisher,  G4r-niJ-er,  n.  wun  lioo  dekorats. 


Garnishment,    Gqr-niJ-ment,   n.  ernament;  em- 

belijment. 
Garniture,    Gqr-ni-tTi,r,    n.   [Fr.]  embelijment; 

ernament. 
Garret,  Gar-et,  n.  de  upermost  room  ov  de  h'ss. 
Garreteer,  Gar-et-sr,  n.  wun  hcolivz  in  a  garet. 
Garrison,  Gar-i-son,  n.  soljerz  er  gqrd  fer  afer- 

tifjd  plas:  a  fertif jd  plas.  [&s. 

Garrison,  Gar-i-son,  v,  t.  tu  seki^r  bj  fortresez. 
Garrulity,  Ga-rto-li-ti,  n.  lokwasiti;  tekativnes. 
Garrulous,  Gar-yi^-lus,  a.  pratlig;pratig;tekativ. 
Garter,    Gqr-ter,    w.    a  strig,  ribon,   er  elastik 

baud  tu  hold  up  de  stokig; — de  mqrk  ov  an  Ig- 

glij  order  ov  njthud. 
Garter,   Gqr-ter,    v.  t.  tu  bjnd  wid  a  gqrter;  tu 

invest. 
Gas,  Gas,  n.    an  elastik,  aeriferm  flv^id. 
Gasconade,    Gas-kon-ad,    n.   a  host;  a  bravado; 

a  vent.  [tu  bluster. 

Gasconade,   Gas-kon-ad,  v.  i.  tu  host;  tu  brag; 
Gaseous,   Gaz-e-us,  a.  havig  de  form  and  stat  ov 

gas. 
Gash,  GaJ,  v.    t.  tu  kut  dep;  tu  mak  a  gaj  m. 
Gash,  GaJ,  n.  a  dep  kut;  a  gqpig  wcond. 
Gaskets,  Gas-kets,  n.  pi.  smol  kerdz  tu  fasn  salz 

wid.  [kinz. 

Gaskins,  Gas-kinz,  n.  pi.  wjd,  opn  hoz:  galigas- 
Gaslight,  Gas-lit,  n.    de  Ijt  prodq,st  bj  de  kom- 

bustyon  ov  kqrbi|reted  hjdrujen  gas. 
Gasmeter,    Gas-me-ter,     n.    a    me3H,rer  ov  gas; 

a  gazometer. 
Gasometer,    Ga-z6m-e-ter,   n.  a  me3q,r  er  rezer- 

vwer  fer  gas. 
Gasp,  Gasp,  v.  i.  tu  pant  er  kaq  fer  bret;  tu  gqp. 
Gasp,    Gusp,  n.    a.    kaq  ov  bret  in    de  last  ag- 

oniz. 
Gastly,  Gdst-li,  a.  Se  (  Ghastly.) 
Gastric,  Gas-trik,  a.  belogig  tu  de  belierstum- 

ak.  [kwist. 

Gastriloquist,    Gas-tril-o-kwist,  n.  a  ventrilo- 
Gastriloquy,  Gas-tril-o-kwi,  n.  de  aktov  spekig 

from  de  beli. 
Gastronomy,   Gas-tron-o-mi,    n.    deljt    in  etig; 

epikqrizm. 
Gastrotomy,  Gas-trot-o-mi,  n.  de   akt  ov  kutii) 

opn  de  beli. 
Gat,  Gat,*  old  prit.  from  Get;  got. 
Gate,  Gat,  n.  de  dor  ov  a  siti,  kasl,  palas  er  bild- 

ig;an  avenq;  a  wa;  a  pasaj. 
Gateway,  Gat-wa,  n.  a  wa  trO)  gats  er  enklojurz. 
Gather,    Gad-er,   v.  t.   tu  kolekt;  tu  pik  up;  tu 

gl£n:tu  krop;  tu  asembl;  tu  kontrakt:tu  puker. 
Gather,  Gad-er,  v.  i.  tu  be  kondenst;  tu  asembl. 
Gather,  Gad-er,  n.  a  puker;  klot  dren  tugeder. 
Gather  ABLE,  Gad-er-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  gaderd. 
Gatherer,    Gad-er-er,   n.  wun  hca  gaderz;  a  kol- 

ektor. 
Gathering,  Gad-er-ig,  n.  anasembli;a  kolekjon. 
Gaud,  God,*  u.  an  ernament;  a  ter;  a  bebl. 
Gaudery,  Ged-er-i,*  n.  f  jneri;  ostentajus  dres. 
Gaudily,   G6d-i-li,  ad.  in  a  gedi  maner;  finikali. 
Gaudiness,  Ged-i-nes,  n.  Joines;  f  jneri. 
Gaudy,  God-i,  a.  Joi;  ostentajus:  f  jn:  finikal. 
Gauge,    Gaj,    v.    t.  tu  mejur  wid  respekt  tu  de 

kapasiti  er  kontents  ov  a  vesel. 
Gauge,  Gaj,  n.  a  me^i^r;  a  standard. 
Gauger,  Gaj-er,  n.   wun  hoo  gajez. 
Gaulish,  Gol-iJ,  a.  relatig  tu  de  Gelz;  Galik. 
Gaunt,  (Jqnt,  a.  tin;  slender;  len;  meger. 
Gauntlet,  Gqnt-let,  n.  an  jurn  gluv.    Se  {Gant- 
let.) 
Gauntly,  Gqnt-li,  ad.  lenli;  slenderli. 
Gauze,  Gsz,  )j.  a  kjnd  ov  tin  transpi^rent  silk. 
Gave,  Gav,  i.  from  Give. 
Gavel,  Gav-el,  n.  a  litl  pjl  ov  rept  gran; — *grsnd; 

a  tol. 


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Qatelkind,  Giv-cl-kjnd,  n.  in  loglij  Lo,  a  ten- 

yx^r  b|  bwiq  tandz  desend  frum  u  fqdor  tu  ol  ov 

h\ifuiti  iu  ekwiil  jwrjonr. 
GAViJi.ncK,  (jtkv-Iuk,  ».  an  (urn  kru. 
Gavot,  (i.iv-ot,  H.  a  kind  ov  dans. 
Gawk,  liitk,  n.  a  kukjii    a  foilij  felo;  a  goki. 
Oawkv,  (iiik-i,^  n.  u  Htt]^|)id,  okward  p^nkin. 
Gawky,  Uok-i,t  »•  okwurd;  unf^nli;  kl'snij. 
Gay,  Via,  a.  ^ri:  ^erfuhmcri;  f{u;  Jui. 
GaYETY,    (Jd-ot-i,  «/r  Ga-E-ti,  n.  qtrfulnes;  m^rt; 

fjiii-ri;  Jo. 
Gatly,  Ga-li,  ad.  mcrili:  qcrfuli;  f{Dli. 
GaYNKKS,    (la-no!*,  ».  gaoti;  fineri. 
Gatkuml',  (iti-suni,*  a.  ful  ov;;afti:  ga. 
Gaze,  (iaz,  c,  i.    tu  luk  int<^ntlinnd  erncstli. 
Gaze,  (iuz,   h.  intent  rtg<^rd:  u  lukov  wunder. 
Gazk-rol'ND,  Gux-htsnd,*  n.  a  hisad  dat  iiursij^t  b{ 

dE  j. 
Gazel,  (Ja-r^l,  n.  Se  (  Gazelle.')  flop. 

Gazelle,   G;i-t6l,  n.  [Fr.]  a  smol,  bq,tiful  ante- 
Gazer,  Uat-cr,  n.  wun  ba>  gnzcz. 
Gazette,  (Ja-z^t.  n.  a  m'lzpapcr. 
Gazette,  (Ja-KJt,  r.  t.  tu  insert  in  a  gaz^t. 
Gazetteer,    (iaz-<'t-i'r,   n.    a  rjtcror  piiblijcr  ov 

n\iz:— <i  JFOgmfikal  dik/onari. 
Gazingstoc'K,    Gaz-ig-stvk,    n.    a  person  gazd  at 

wil  fkurn. 
(tAzox.    (Ja-z<&ft,  n.  [FV.]    {Fort.}  a  turf,  er  pes 

ov  i-rt  kuvcrd  wid  gras,  tu  Ijn  ijarapet.«,  &/. 
(lEAE,  (^irr,  II.  fiirnityiir;  Hkit)tcrmcntii;drej;  habit; 

ornain-nts;  stuf:  gudx:  hqrnes. 
Gee, '-r  (Seho,  .Jr.  »>r    Jr-ho,    r.    /.  tu  dc  rjtia 

torrayiizd  bi  wamncrz  tu  dq,r  temz. 
Geebe.  (lE*,  H.  pf.  ov    (JcbS. 
Gelablk,  .li^l-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  konjild  er  kon- 

v^>rti'il  intu  jdi. 
Gelatine,  .lel-a-tin,  <i.  viskus: — ramaiJeljUinim. 
Gelatine,  ,Iel-a-tin,  n.  an  aninialsubstan.s  ov  de 

kuti-i-tcns  ov  jeli;  de  pqrt  ov  dt  skin  under  de 

kiitikl. 
Gelatinous,  .Te-I:it-in-us,  a.  kontaoig  jclatin  er 

jeli;  vi'^kus;  kuhtsiv. 
Geld,   (Jcid,  r.   t.    [i.  gelded  or  gelf,  jm.  geldip. 

gelled,  tir  gelt:)  tu  kantrat;  tu  miitilnt. 
CtELD,  (J -Id,  II.  [Lfi'r]  tribjiit:a  fjn;  akompensa- 
Geldinq.  Geld-iD,  h.  a  kiistrnted  hors,  [/on. 

Gelid,  .lel-id.  .-<.  ek.^trcmli  kold. 
(Jelidity,*   <//•  Celidn'ess,  Jc-lid-i-ti,  er  Jel-id- 

ne-i,  II.  ekstrt'ni  ktild. 
Oelly,  .Ii?l-i,  H.  a  vi^kus  sub.^tans,     St  {Jelly.) 
Oelt,  (Jclt,  i.  and  p.  from   Geld. 
<!e)I,  ,)'-m,  «.  a  ji^el:  a  prejus  ston:  a  bud. 
«!r.M.  .Ii'in,  V.  t.  tu  adnm,  az  wid  j(l''lz  or  bude. 
<!em.  .leni.  r.  t.  tu  nut  fort  de  ferst  budz. 
Cemkl.  Jem-eL,  H.{I/rr.}  a  ]>ar:  ton  tigzor  a  sort. 
<;kmisate,  J^ra-i-nat.*  r.  (.  tu  dubl. 
ItEM  I  nation,  Jcm-i-nu-Jon,    n.   repeti/on;  redq- 

l'likii|iin. 
Gemini.    .lera-i-ni,  h.    P^-   [^1   fie  twinz,  Kastur 

nnii  1'oluk.o;  de  tfrd  !<|n  in  de  ztjdiak. 
<Seminy.  ,Iera-i-ni,+  n.  twinx:a  p:ir:  a  kupL 
<:ei<mko(°s.  J^iii-e-u!«,*  a.  pcrtanin  tu,tirlikjpmz. 
Gemmy.  ,liim-i,  a.  re»<fmblin  j«ini.  [dred. 

Gemote,    .I<^m-ot,*  «.   a  inriin:  kort  ov  de  hun- 
Geniiarme,   Xan-dc'irni,  n.  [Ff.\  (i  niilitnri  man. ! 

<{r  iijtudtiriHot.)  y,iii\-di'{rm.  (^fenji d'ltnn^,}' jnu- 

di^rm,  r>r  (<ifnditrin<rit\)  ran-dijr-fHf-rr;  a  sel^kt 

bodi  ov  trApo  in  Fniu.^  cmpl<Vd  hj   de  pules. 
Gendfju    .Mn-der,  ■.    a  »oks;  a  di.-tigkjon  in  rt- 

gi'irl  tu  si'k'^.  [koz. 

Genhkr,  .I^n-der,*  r.  t.  tu  begirt;  tu  prodi'is;  tu 
Gendkr.  .len-der,*  r.  i.  tu  kiinyqlat;  tu  bred. 
Genealogical,    Jen-e-a-USj-i-ical,    a.  rclatig  tu 

jenraLiji,  or  tu  des^nts  ov  familiz. 
Genealogist,  Jen-e-al-o-jist,  a.  wnn  hot  tnuci 

dc^nta. 


Gknealoot,  Jen-e-41-o-ji,   n.    de  pedigrt,  er  a 

hi'^turi  <jv  de  iiuka«Jon    ov    familit;  a  aukaitir 

Rcriez  ov  fumiliz. 
Genera,  Jeu-e-ra,  «.  \L.]  pi.  ov  Jmu*. 
(lENKKABLE,  J(^n-er-u-Lil,  a.  dat  ma  be  prodqit. 
(lENERAL,  .len-or-al,  a.  relutio  lu  a  jenus  or  bol 

kla^^:  publik;  ck.'<t4^nsiv;  kotuun;  kutnpendiua. 
General,  Jen-cr-al,  n.  de  komdnder  ov  an  qnni; 

de  hul. —  /njeneral,  in  de  man. 
Genera Liiisiuo,  Jen-er-al-is-i-mo,  n.  de  iqprim 

komdnder.  [bulk. 

Generality,  Jen-cr-41-i-ti,  ii.  de  man  bodi;  de 
Generalization,    Jcn-er-al-i-zA-Jon,  n.    de  akt 

ov  j<ineralJ7.i{). 
Generalize,   Jcn-cr-al-jz,    r.  t.  tu  aranj  under 

jeneral  hcdz;  tu  redqs  tu  a  jenm. 
Generally,  Jen-er-al-i,  ad.  iu  jeneral:  komonli; 

yi'lj^iiali.  [komonnes. 

Generalnkss,  Jen-cr-al-ncs,*  n.  wjd  eluuint; 
Generalship,  Jen-cr-al-/ip,  n.  de  koudukt  ov  a 

jenenil. 
tiENERALTY,  J^n-cr-al-ti,  H.  de  bol;  de  totaliti. 
(ienerant,  J<5n-er-ant,  n.  de  prodtiktiv  puer. 
Generate,  J^n-er-at,  r.  t.  tu  beget;  tu  prodqs; 

tu  k'lz. 
Generation.  Jen-er-a-/on,  ».  de  akt  ov  beg^tig; 

a  ni":  ofsprig:  a  siggl  :<uk?eJon;  an  aj. 
Generative,  Jen-cr  a-tiv,  a.  prodq^ig;  prulifik; 

frjitful.  [g^t«. 

Generator,  Jen-cr-a-tor,  n.  he  or  dat  hwi(j  be- 
Generic,  .le-ner-ik,  l  a.    relatig   tu  or  cm- 

(rtXLKicAL,  Je-ner-i-kal,  t      bra:jig,  de  jenus. 
Genlrically,  Je-ner-i-kal-i,  ad.  wid  regtird  ta 

dEJEnus.  [emliti. 

Generosity,  Jen-er-6s-i-ti,  n.  magnanimiti;  lib- 
Generol'S,  ,rcn-cr-us,  a.  magnauimus:  opn-hqrt- 

ed:  lilieral:  rnqnifiscnt:  strog:  kurajus. 
Generolsly,  Jen-er-us-li,  ad.  in  a  jenerusmancr. 
Generousness,   Jcn-er-us-ncs,*  u.  de  kwoliti  ov 

bEig  jenerus. 
Genesis,  .I<5n-e-sis,  m.  Ac  fv'rat  buk  ov  Skriptyqr. 
tiF.XET,  Jen-et,  n.  a  smol  8{zd  Spaqi/  hors. 
(jENETIILIACAL,    Jcn-et-lj-a-kal,    a.    pertanig  tu 

iiativitiz. 
Gexetuliacs,   Je-net-li-aks,    u.   pi.  de  sjcns  ov 

kulkqlatig  nativitiz. 
Genetic,  Je-net-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  b^rt  or  orijin. 
Geneva.  Je-nl-va,  m.  a  di.itild  spirit:  -  bj  kontrak- 

Jon  kold_/i'«.  [ga. 

Genial,  Js-ni-al,  a.  kozi^  propagajon;  qerful; 
(Jexially,  .lE-ni-al-i,  atl.  natyqrali:  gali;  ^Erfuli. 
(Jeniculate,  Je-nik-yn-lat,  a.  {JiU.}  ne-jffnlod. 
Genicl'Lation,     Je-nik-yq-Ia-Jon,  m.    nutincs;  a 

jtrntig.  [ov  m{nd. 

(Jenio,  Je-ni-o,*  h.  [It.]a  man  ov  pekqlyar  turn 
Genitals,  Jen-i-talz,  >.  pi.  pqrts  belugig  tu  jcn- 

crajon. 
(Jenitino,  Jon-it-ig,  n.  an  ?rli  apl;  a  jcnctig. 
Genitive,  J^n-i-tiv,  a.  a  gramatikal  term,  apljd 

tu  a  kas  ov  n'vnx  ckspresig  properti  er  pozejon; 

pozAsiv. 
Genitor,  .len-i-tor,  *.  a  sjr;  a  fqder. 
(lENU'S,  ,Irn-yus,  «<r  .le-ni-us,  h.  mental  frsor  or 

invenjun:  pekqlyar  kust  ov  mjnd;  disjiozijon  ov 

iintyqr;  talent;  a  man  ov  grat  mental  jrger. 
Genius,  Je-ni-us,  a.  [L.]  pi.  J e-ni-i,  a  spirit,  gud 

or  Evl. 
Genteel.  Jen-tel,  a.  p^ljl;  wcl-bred;  polijt;  6\t- 

gantli  drcst.  [full. 

Genteelly,  .len-tEl-li.  .v/.  <^legantli:  jiuljtli:gra»- 
(Senteelness,  .len-tf'l-nes,  n.  gra-ifulnej;  puljt- 
GentiaN,  J(*n-Jan,  a.  a  plant  and  fl^er.  [nM. 

(lENTILE,  .I^n-tjl,  n.  a  pagan;  a  beden. 
Gentile,  Jen-tjl,  a.  btl6gig  tu  pagnnt  or  hedea. 
Gentilihm,  Jen-til-itni,  n  hedenizm:  paganixia. 
Gkktilitial,  Jen-ti-liJ-al,  a.  jentili/iu. 


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Gentilitious,    Jen-ti-liJ-us,   a.    p8kti,lyar  tia  a 

najon  er  pepl:  najonal;  hereditari. 
Gentility,   Jen-til-i-ti,   n.   digniti  ov  bert;  ek- 

gans  ov  bshavyor;  grasf  lalnes  ov  men;  puljtnes. 
Gentle,  Jen-tl,  a.  soft;  mild;  mek;  wel-bern. 
Gentle-folks,    Jen-tl-foks,J  ".  pL  personz  dis- 

tiijgwijt  from  de  vulgar;  jentri.  Se  {Folks.) 
Gentleman,  Jen-tl-man,  n.  a  man  razd  abuv  dg 

vulgar  bj  bert,  edyixkajon,  kondijonor  profejon. 
Gentlemanlike,  Jen-tl-man-ljk,  t  a.  onorabl; 
Gentlemanly,  Jen-tl-man-li,        \      bekiimiij  a 

jentlman;  poljt. 
Gentlemaxliness,    Jen-tl-man-li-nes,  n.  At  hz- 

havyor  ov  a  jeatlman.  [a  jentlman. 

Gentlemanship,  Jen-tl-man-Jip,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
Gentleness,  Jen-tl-nes,   n.   softnes   ov   manerz: 

mjldnes. 
Gentlewoman,    Jen-tl-wum-an,    n.    a   vftiman 

abuv  de  vulgar;  a  ladi. 
Gently,  Jent-li,  ad.  softli;  mekli;  tenderli:  kjndli. 
Gentoo,  Jen-tO),  n.  an  aborijinal  ov  HindcDstan; 

a  HindiJb. 
Gentey,  Jen-tri,  n.  a  klas  ovpsplabiiv  de  vulgar. 
Genuflection,    JE-nn,-flek-Jon,    n.    de   akt  ov 

bendir)  de  ne. 
Genuine,    Jdn-yq,-in,   a.    fre   from   adulterajon: 

nativ;  not  spt^rius;  imajd;  real;  trO). 
Genuinely',  Jen-yix-in-li,  ad.  in  aj6nyq,inmaner. 
Genuineness,    Jen-yq-in-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

jenyiyn. 
Genus,  Je-nus,  n.  [L.^^pl.  Jen-£-ra;  a  klas  ov  bsigz 

komprtliendii)  under  it  meni  spejez. 
Geocentkic,  j£-6-sen-trik,   a.   haviij  de  ert  for 

its  seuter. 
Geod^sia,  Je-o-de-^i-a,  n.  [i.]  sam  azjcodesi. 
Geodesy,  Je-6d-e-si,  j».  de  jeometri  ov,  er  de  qrt 

ov  me^nrii),  de  ert;  land  survaig. 
Geodetical,  Je-o-det-i-kal,  a.  relatiij  tvi  jeodesi. 
Geognostic,  Je-og-nos-tik,  a.  relatiij  tu  jeognosi. 
Geognosy,  Je-og-no-si,  n.  jeoloji,  orabranqovit. 
Geogony,  Je-6g-o-ni,  n.  jeognosi;  jeoloji. 
Geogeaphek,  Js-6g-ra-fer,  n.  wun  hco  iz  verst  in 

jeografi.  [ografi. 

Geogeaphical,  Je-o-graf-i-kal,  a.  relatii)  tu  je- 
Geogeaphically,  Je-u-graf-i-kal-i,  ad.  inaje- 

Qgrafikal  manor. 
Geogeaphy,  Je-og-ra-fi,  n.  a  deskripjon  ov  de 

ert;  a  buk  kontanii)  a  deskripjon  ov  de  ert. 
Geological,  Je-o-loj-i-kal,  a.  relatii)  tu  jeoloji. 
Geologist,  Je-ol-o-jist,  »i.  wun  hcQ  iz  verst  in  je- 
oloji. 
Geology,  Je-61-o-ji,  n.  &z  siens  ov  de  fermajon 

and  konstrukjon  ov  ds  ert. 
Geomancee,  Je-o-man-ser,  n.  a  divjner;  a  fert- 

yi|n-teler.     _  [figyi^rz. 

Geomancy,  Je-Q-man-si,  ii.  divinajon  bj  kastii) 
Geomantic,  Je-o-man-tik,  a.    pertaniij  tu  jeo- 

mansi. 
Geometeb,  Je-om-e-tcr,  «.  wun  skild  in  jeometri. 
Geometeic,  Je-Q-met-rik,  j      a.    pertaniij 

Geometeical,  Je-o-met-ri-kal,    )      tu  jeometri; 

kon>i-^tent  wid  jeometri. 
Geometeically,  Je-Q-met-ri-kal-i,  ad.  akerdir) 

tu  jeometri.  [jeometri. 

Geometeician,  Je-om-e-triJ-an,  i».  wun  verst  in 
Geometeize,  Je-om-e-triz,  v.  i.  tu  perform  jeo- 

metrikali. 
Geometey,  Je-om-e-tri,  n.  de  sjens  ov  kwontiti, 

er  de  sjens  hwiq  trets  ov  de  propertizov  figyq^rd 

spas. 
Geoponic,  Je-o-pon-ik,  a.  relatii)  tu  agrikultyn,r. 
Geoponics,  Je-o-p6n-iks,  n.pl.  de  sjens  ov  agri- 

kultyT|,r. 
Geoege,  Jorj,  ji.   a  figyqr  ov  Sant  Jerj  on  hers- 

bak,  worn  bj  njts  ov  de  Gqrter:  de  nam  ov  a 

mal  person. 


Geoegic,  .Jor-jik,  a.  relatig  tu  agrikultyT^r. 
Geoegic,  Jor-jik,  n.  a  poem  on  agrikultytir. 
Geoegium-sidus,  Jor-ji-um-sj-dus,  ;i.  \_L.]  a  plan- 
et, kold  elso  llerjel,  and  ni5  Yi^ranus. 
Geoscopy,  Je-6s-ko-pi,  n.  nolej  ov  dg  grsnd  er 

serl.  [kranbil. 

Geeanium,  .Je-ra-ni-um,    )i.    a  jenus  ov  plants; 
Geefalcon,  Jer-fe-kn,  n.  a  berd  ov  pra. 
Geem,  Jerm,  «.  a  sprist;  a  Joot;  a  bud;  orijin. 
German,  Jer-man,  a.    akin. — Kuzn    Jerman,    a 

ferst  kuzn.  [plant. 

Geemandee,  Jer-man-der,  er  Jer-man-dcr,  n.  a 
Geemaxism,  Jer-man-iz-m,a.  idiom  ov  de  Jerman 

Inggwaj.  {Genn.y 

Gekmen,  Jer-men,  n.   a  JiBtig   sed;  a  jerm.     Se 
Geeminant,  Jer-mi-nant,  a.  sprytig;  branqig. 
Geemixate,  Jer-mi-nat,    v.  i.  tu  spr^st;  tu  Jcot; 

tu.  bud. 
Germinate,  Jer-mi-nat,  v.  t.  tu  kez  tu  spr'st. 
Geemixation,  Jer-mi-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  sprut- 

ig;grot. 
Gerund,  Jer-und,  a  kjnd  ov  verbal  nun  in  Latin. 
Gestation,  Jes-ta-Jon,  n.  a  bi^rig  ov  yug  in  de 

wtt»m.  [tu  akt. 

Gesticulate,  Jes-tik-yi],-lat,  i'.  i.  tu  yqz  jestyn,rz; 
Gesticulate,  Jes-tik-yn-lat,   v.   t.    tu  akt;  tu 

imitat.  [jestikyi],latig. 

Gesticulation,  Jes-tik-yxi -la-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
Gesticulatoe,  Jes-tik-yq-la-tor,  n.  wunhcBJes- 

tikyqlats.  [tu  jestikyi^^lajon. 

Gesticulatory,  Jcs-tik-yi|-Ia-tQ-ri,    a.    relatig 
Gestuee,  Jest-yi|r,  n.  iikjon  or  postyqr  ekspresiv 

ov  sentiment;  mojvment  ov  de  bodi. 
Get,  Get,  v.  t.    \i.  got,  ps.  getig,  got. — Fermerli, 

i.  gat,  ms  obsolet;  p.  goten,  nrs  obsolesent,]  tu 

prokqr;  tu  obtan;  tu  beget;  tu  gan. 
Get,  Get,  v.  i.  tu  arjv  at;  tu  bekdm;  tu  advdns. 
Gettee,  Get-er,  n.  wun  hiD  gets  or  obtanz. 
Gewgaw,  Gq-ge,  n.  a  Joi  trjfl;  a  ter. 
Gewgaw,  Gi\-go,  n.  Joi;  widiit  valyq,;  gedi. 
Ghastliness,  Gdst-li-nes,  n.  frjtful  aspekt;  pal- 

nes.  [id. 

Ghastly,  Gdst-li,  a.  Ijk  a  gost;  pal;  dizmal;  hor- 
GuEEKix,  Ger-kin,  n.  a  smel  pikld  kii,kumber. 
Ghost,  Gost,  n.  de  sol  ov  man;  a  spirit,      [gostli. 
Ghostlixess,  Giist-li-nes,  ji.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
Ghostly,  G6st-li,  a.  spirityn,al;  relatig  tu  de  sol. 
Ghoul,  GidI,  n.  a  demon  dat  fedz  on  hqman  flej. 
Ghyll,  Gil,  n.  a.  m'snten  torent;  a  raven. 
Giaxt,  Jj-ant,  )i.  a  man  ov  ekstrerdinari  sjz. 
Giantess,  Jj-ant-es,  n.  a  femal  jjant. 
Giantlike,  Ji-ant-ljk,  )       ,...'.    ... 
Giaxtly.  Ji-ant-li,  ^     H"  htlJ; Jlgantik. 
GiAXTSHip,  Ji-ant-Jip,  n.  de  kwoliti  or  karakter 

ov  a  jjaut. 
GiAOUE,  J-sr,  n.  {TurJc.]  a  dog; — an  infidel. 
Gibber,  Gib-er,  v.  i.  tu  spek  inartikyqlatli. 
Gibberish,  Gib-er-iJ,  ji.  kant;  wurdz  wid"st  men- 

ig.  [yan. 

GiBBEEiSH,  Gib-er-iJ,  a.  kantig;  unintelijibl;  fust- 
Gibbet,  Jib-et,  «.  a  galoz. 

Gibbet,  Jib-et,  v.  ^  tu  hag  er  eksp(f)z  on  a  jibet. 
Gibbosity,  Gib-6s-i-ti,*  n.  konveksiti;  prtatuber- 

ans. 
Gibbous,  Gib-us,  a.  konveks;  prottj,berant:  swelig. 
GiBBOUSNESS,  Gib-us-nes,  «.  konveksiti;  protq,- 

berans.  [kat. 

Gib-cat,  Gib-kat,*  n.  an  old,  worn-ist  kat;  a  he 
Gibe,  Jjb,  v.  i.  tu  jern  senjt\,r  wid  kontemt. 
Gibe,  Jjb,  v.  t.  tu  skof  at;  tu  derjd;  tu  tqnt. 
Gibe,  Jjb,  n.  a  sner;  a  hint  ov  kontemt;  a  tqnt. 
Giber,  Jjb-er,  n.  a  snerer,  a  skofer;  a  tqnter. 
Gibingly,  Jjb-ig-li,  ad.  skernf  uli;  kontemtyxiusli. 
Giblets,  Jib-lets,  n.  pi.  de  entralz  ov  a  gcDs,  &s. 
Gibstaff,  Jib-staf,  er  Gib-staf,*  n.   a  netikaf 

term,  signif  jig  a  staf  tu  gaj  weter. 


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riiDPiLT,  Gid-i-li,  »d.  in  a  eidi  mancr;  unst^di. 
UlDDlNEsa,   Uid-i-D08,    n.    de  stat  ov  beig   gidi; 

vcriigo. 
tiiDbr,  Oid-i,  A.  Tcrtijinua:  havig  a  hwerlig  sen- 

oajon;  hw^rlig:  inkdn-ttant;  m(\Ubl;  w|ld. 
(ilDDY-BBAi.VKD,  (lid-i-brand,  a.    totlcg. 
(Ji»jt-EAOLE,  J^r-e-gl,  n.  a  kjnd  uv  cgl,  men/ood 

Ur.  xi.  18. 
Gift,  (iift,  m.  a  tin  givn;  a  proicnt;  puer;  fakulti. 
(iirTED,  Gift-cd,  a.  end'sd  wid  eminent  p'jerz. 
Gio,  (!ig,  II.  eni  tig  hwerld  risnil;  a  Ijt  Jaz. 
GlOANTEAN,  J{-gun-te-an,  a.  l|k  a  jjant:  irezistibl. 
Gigantic,  Ji-gnn-tik,  a.  lik  a  jjant;  big:  enormus. 
(ilOGLE,  Gig-l,J  n.  Q  kjnd  ov  Iqf;  a  titer. 
GuiOLE.  Gig-l,i  p.  I.  tu  Iqf  jdli;  tu  titer. 
(flGGLEB,  Gig-lcr,t  n.  Q  Iqfer;  a  titcrer.         (jffnt. 
GiGOT,  Jig-ot,  n.    At   brunq  ov  a  brjdl; — de   hip 
Gild,  Gihl,  v.  t.  [«*.  gilt  ur  gilded,  pa.  gildig,  gilt 

»r  gilded;]  tu  overla  wid  tin  gold;  tu  ad(5rn  wid 

luster.  {{Guilder.) 

Gilder,  Gild-cr,  n.  wnn  hiB  gildi:— a  krni.  Se 
Gilding,  Gild-ig,  n.  gold  lad  on  a   surfas  fer 

omiiinent. 
Gill,  Jil,  n.  At  fort  pqrt  ov  a  pjnt;  gnrad  jvi, 
(iiLLS,  (Jilz,  II.  /7.  At  organ* ov  re?plraJon  in  fi/c*. 
GiLLT-FLOWER,  Jil-i-flis-er,  n.  a  gqrden  fiver;  a 

djantuF. 
Gilt,  Gilt,*  n.  gold  lad  on  a  surfas;  gildin. 
(•ILT,  Gilt,  ».  an>i  p.  from  Gild.     Sr  {Gild.) 
(Jim,  Jim,*  a.  net;  gpnus;  wel-dre-«t. 
Gimbals,  Jim-bulz,  n.  yl.  rigz  tu  suspend  a  se- 

kumpas.  [izm. 

GiMCRACK,  Jim-krak.t  n.  a  slit  er  trivial  mekan- 
Gimlet,  or  GiMBLET,  Gim-!et,  or  Gim-blet,  n.  a 

borer  wid  a  ("knTj  at  its  jirnt. 
Gimp,  (Jimp,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  silk  twist  or  las. 
(ilN,  Jin,  n.  a  trap;  a  majcn;— Q  distild  spirit. 
Gi.v,  Jin,  I',  t.  tu  ka^  in  a  trap;  tu  kirr  kotn. 
GiMOER,  Jin-jor,  n.  a  plant  or  root  ov  a  hot  kwoliti. 
Gi.NOER-BREAn,  Jin-jcr-bred,  n.  a  swtt  kak. 
GlXGERi.v,  Jin-jer-li,*  &d.  kojusli;  njsli. 
Gi.vGiiAM,   (.<ig-am,   n.   a  tin  kotn  s'tuf  mad  tu 

iraitat  Ion. 
Gingival.  Jin-ji-val,  a.  btloflij)  tu  At  gumz. 
GiNOLE,  Jifl-gl,  r.  t.  tu  utera  tigklig  nffz;  tu  jipgl. 
GiNOLE,  Jio-gl,  r.  t.  tu  koz  a  Jril  .<"5nd;  tu  jijigi. 
Gingltmoid,  Gig-gli-mvd,   a.  rcz^mblig  a  gig- 

glimu*. 
GiNOLYMls,  Gifl-gli-mus,  n.  [Z.]  {Anat.)  a  spt- 

Jrz  ov  qrtikytxlajon,  az  de  ne  j*nt;  a  mi^tyi^al 

indentig  <>v  tOi  bonz. 
Ginseng,  Jin-seg,  n.  an  nrom.itik  root  and  plant. 
(JiP,  Jip,  r,  t.  tu  cvisernf,  az  herij)z.     [{Gifpty.y 
<JlP8Y.   Jip-si,    n.    a    vaRabnnd:   a   vagrant.    Vc 
Giraffe,  Ji-raf,  n.  [Fr.\  At  kanielupqrd;  a  kwod- 

roiped.  [kanillstik;  a  Jandclr'r. 

Girandole,  Jir-an-dol,  ii.  [/>.]  a  kjnd  ov  branqt 
GiRASOLE,  Jir-a-sol,  n.  [Fr.]  a  plant;  a  mineral. 
Gird,  (J?rd,  r.  i.    [i.  gert  or  girded,  ps.  gerdig, 

gerf  or  gerded;!    tu   bjnd  risnd;  tu  invest:  tu 

dro-;:  tu  rrpruMj:  tu  jjb.  [flor. 

Girder,  (Jerd-er,  n.  de  Iqrjest  pes  ov  timber  in  a 
Girdle,  (J^r-dl,  n.  a  band;  a  bolt:  an  enklojiir. 
Girdle.  (Sijr-dl,  r.  t.  tu  gerd;  tu  bjnd;— tu  mak 

a  iH-rkiilnr  insi^ton  nind  a  trt. 
Girdle-belt,  G^r-dl-bclt,  n,  a  belt  cns^rklig  At 

wast.  [g?rdlz. 

GiRDLER,  {5i,'rd-ler,  n.  wun  h<»  gprdlz:  o  maker  ov 
GiRE,  .Ijr,  n.  a  (M'rktilar  mujnn.     .<r  {(ryte.) 
GiRU  (".tI,  n.  a  ymi  wuman;  u  ftmal  qjid. 
Girlhood,  (Jerl-hud,  n.  At  stnt  ov  o  g^rl. 
Girlish.  (t«>rl-i/,  a.  cqtig  a  gprl:y(t>tful. 
GiRLlHHLT,  Gerl-iJ-li,  ad.  in  a  gorlij  maner. 
Girt,  (Jort,  i.  and  p.  fn'm  llerd. 
GiBT,  er  (iiRTH.  Gert,  or  G?rt,  n.  a  band  bj  hwiij 

de  atdl  u  fikst  ap6na  hon;  a  bandaj;  a  kumpu. 


Girt,  or  Girth,  G^rt,  or  G^  «.  t.  ta  bjnd  wid 

a  g?rt:  tu  gyrd. 
Gist,  Ji«t,  n.  [/>.]  de  man  pffnt  ot  a  kwe«tjron 

or  ak/on. 
GlTK,  Giv,  r.  t.  [i.  gav,  pi.  givig,  givn:]  tu  be- 

«t<I);  tu  konf>;r;  tu  yeld;  tu  grant;  tu  «uplj;  tu 

fjQ;  tu  ali:  tu  aplj.  [(e. 

Give,  Giv,  r.  i.  tu  relent;  tu  yrld;  tu  melt;  tu 
GiVFJt,  Giv-er,  ri.  wun  hdi  givi;  a  dunor. 
Gives,  Jjvz,  h.  pi.  fclcrx.     Se  {Gyre.)  [lt\. 

Gizzard,  Giz-ord,  n.  de  m)i.-<kqlu«  stumak  or  a 
(iLABROt'S,  (ila-brus,  a.  tvaoA,  Ijk  boldnc^t. 
Glacial,  Glu-Ji-al,  a.  isi;  fruzn.     'dt  i/lnfial  ti- 

uri,  (  Geiil.)  sufiozcz  Oat  mc-ni  ov  de  kuntriz  or 

Yiyop,  As.,  wer  wuns  envelopt  in  js  nerli  tu 

de   topii  ov  de  hjest   mtsntenz,  and  dat  de   (a 

melted  az  de  nordem  hemii^fer  gradyi^&li  bekam 

wormer. 
Glaciate,  Gla-Ji-at,  v.  i.  tu  turn  intu  j^. 
Glaciation,  Gla-Ji-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  frezijj. 
Glacier,  GLas-l-er,  n.  [Fr.]  a  feld  ov  js  and  uno, 

az  in  de  elevated  valiz  ov  de  Alps. 
OlacioI'S,  (Jla-/u8,*  a.  jsi;  rez^mDlig  js. 
Glacis,  GId-sis,  vr  Gla-sez,  n.    [Fr.]    {Furt.)  a 

slopi;)  bagk. 
Glad,  Glad,  a.  qerful;  ga;  Elevated  wid  j<T. 
(iLAD,  Glad,  r.  (.  tu  mak  glad;  tu  gludn. 
Gladden.  Glad-n,  r.  t.  tu  mak  glad;  tu  qer. 
Glade,  Glad,  n.  u  Ion  or  opnig  in  a  wud. 
Gladiator,  Glad-i-a-tor,  n.  a.  sord  plaer;  a  prji 

fjter. 
Gladiatorial,  Glad-i-a-t^fi-ri-al, )   a.  relatig  tu 
Gladiatoey,  Gl.id-i-a-t<j-ri,  f       prjz-fjterx. 

Gladiole,  Glad-i-ul,  n.  a  bulbus  plant. 
Gladly,  Glad-li,  ad.  jafuli:  wid  gladnes. 
Gladness.  Glad-nos,  «.  qcrfulnes;  jar;  egzulta/on. 
Gladsome,  Glad-sum,  a.  ga;  deljted.  [Ijt. 

Gladsomelt,  Glad-sum-li,  ad.  wid  gaeti  and  de- 
Gladsomeness,  (Jlad-sum-nes,  «.  gaeti;  dcljt. 
Glair,  Gl:ir,  n.  de  hwjt  ov  an  eg; — a  halbcrt. 
Glair,  GUjr,  r.  t.  tu  smer  wid  de  hwjt  ov  an  eg. 
Glance,  Glans,  n.  a  suden  Joit  ov  Ijt;  a  dqrtig  ov 

de  j;  a  sna^  ov  sjt;  a  kwik  vq:  a  glimp«. 
Glance,  Glans,  r.  ■'.  tu  vq  wid  a  kwik  kast  oT 

At  j;  tu  pla  At  j;  tu  scnjqr  bj  oblek  hints. 
Gland,  Gland,  n.  an  orgno  ov  de  bodi  komp(^zd 

ov  blud  veselz,  n^n^z,  is. 
Glanders,  Glan-dcrz,  n.  pi.  a  kontajus  dii^t  in 

borsoz.  [akoms. 

Glandiferocs,  Glan-dif-cr-u«.  a.  b^rig  mast  or 
Glandiform,  (ilan-di-form,  a.  formd  Ijk  a  gland. 
Glandular,   Glan-dq-lar,    a.    pertanig    tu    de 

glandz. 
Glandule,  Glan-dql.  n.  a  smol  gland, az  in  plants. 
Glandl'lol'S,  Glan-di^-Ius,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  havig 

glundz. 
Glare,  Gls^r,  r.  t.  tu  Jin  so  az  tu  dazl  de  jz. 
Glare.  Gl^r.  ii.  dazlin  Ijt;  luster  or  splendor. 
Glaring,  Gh'ir-ig.  a.  blazig  'St;  dazlig;  noturius. 
Glass,  Glas,  n.  a  hqrd,  briti,  trans|i^rent  substans; 

u  f,\>\f  ve.-^el;  a  kup;  az  muc  az  a  glas  holdz;  a 

lukig  glas;  a  miror;  a  tolcskup. 
Glass,  Glas,  a.  vitrcu.«;  mad  ov  glas. 
Glass,  Glas,  r.  t.  tu  kuvcr  wid  glas;  tu  glai. 
Glass-blower,  Glds-blo-er,  n.   wun  has  bitnea 

it  iz  tu  bio  or  fajun  glas. 
Glassful,  (ilds-ful,  n.  az  muq  ai  a  glas  holdi. 
Glass-furnace,  Glus-fur-nas,   n.    a   fumas  for 

nuikig  glas.  fglas. 

Glass-grinder.  GIds-grjnd-er.  n.  wun  ha)  piSli/ei 
Glass-house,  (ilus-b'ss.  m.  q  h'ss  bw^r  glan  it  mad. 
Glassiness,  (flus-i-nes,  n.  At  stat  uv  brig  gloii. 
Glassman.  (ilds-man,  n.  wun  hd>  drii  in  glas. 
Glassmltal,  GIds-mot-al,  ii.  glas  in  fqjon. 
Glassworr,  GIds-wurk,  n.  manynfaktyqr  ov  giof. 
Glassy,  GIds-i,  a.  mad  ov  gl<u;  Ijk  glas;  vitnox. 


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Glacberite,  Gle-ber-jt,  re.   a  kristaJjzd  selt  or 

mineral. 
Glauber's-salt,  Gle-berz-selt,  re.  (  Ohem.)  a.  sul- 

fat  ov  soda.  [in  de  j. 

Glaucoma,  Gle-ko-ma,  n.  [Gr.]  a  felt  er  dizez 
Glaucous,  Glo-kus,  a.  ov  a  ss-gren  kulor. 
Glave,*  Glav,  n.  a  bredsord;  a  halbei-t. 
Glaze,  Glaz,  v.  t.  tu  furnij  or  kuver  wid  glas. 
Glaze,  Glaz,  n.  a  polijig  substans;  glazig. 
Glazier,  Gla-jer,  n.  wun  hcD  glazez. 
Glazing,  Glaz-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  fiirnijii)  wid  glas; 

a  vitreus  substans  on  poterz  wi^r. 
Gleam,  Gltm,  n.  a  suden  Joot  ov  Ijt;  luster. 
Gleam,  Glcm,  r.  i.  tia  Jjn  sudenli;  tu  flaj. 
Gleaming,  Glem-ii),  n.  de  komeusment_  ov  Ijt;  a 

sudeu  JCDt  ov  Ijt;  a  ra;  luster;  brjtnes. 
Gleamy,  Glem-i,  a.  flajiij;  dqrtii)  Ijt. 
Glean,  Glen,  v.  t.  tia  gader  hwot  iz  tinli  skaterd. 
Gleaner,  Glen-er,  n.  wun  hcD  glenz  er  gaderz. 
Glebe,  Gleb,  n.  turf;  serl;  grsnd;  land  bel6i)ii)  tu 

a  parij  qurq  er  a  benefis. 
Gleby,  Gleb-i,  a.  relatiij  t\a  sffl  er  gleb;  turfi. 
Glede,*  er  Glead,  Gled,  n.  a  kjnclovhek. 
Glee,  Gle,  n.  jer;  meriment;  mert; — a  soi). 
Gleeful,  Gls-ful,  a.  ga:  meri;  qerful. 
Gleen,  Glen,*  v.  i.  tu  Jjn  ivid  bet  or  polij. 
Gleesome,  Gle-sum,  a.  meri;  jffus. 
Gleet,  Glet,  n.  a  tin  mater  runir)  from  a  sor. 
Gleety,  Glst-i,  a.  ikori;  tinli  sanius. 
Glen,  Glen,  n.  a  naro  vali;  a  dal;  a  val. 
Glene,  Gle-ne,  or  Glen,  n.  \Gv?[  6.?,  pi],pil  ov  de  j. 
Glew,  Gil],,  n.  a  viskus  sement.     Se  \Glue.y 
Gliadine,  Glj-a-din,  «.   {Chem.)    de  gliitin  ov 

hwet,  &s. 
Glib,  Glib,:!:  a.  smmd;  sliperi;  v61yq,bl. 
Glibly,  Glib-li,  ad.  smcodli;  v61yi|bli;kwikli. 
Glibness,  Glib-nes,  n.  smcbdnes;  sliperines. 
Glide,  Gljd,  v.  i.  tu  flo  jentli;  tu  mdiv  smoodli. 
Glide,  Gljd,  n.  laps:  de  akt  ov  pasig  smoodli. 
Glider,  Gljd-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  gljdz. 
Gliff,  GlifjJ  n.  a  tranjeut  \\\;  a  glimps. 
Glimmer,  Glim-er,  i-.  i.  tu  Jjn  er  apsr  fantli. 
Glimmer,  Glim-er,  n.  fant  splendor;  wek  Ijt. 
Glimmering,  Glim-er-ii),  n.  fant  er  imperfekt  vq,. 
Glimpse,  Glimps,  v.  i.  tu  aper  bj  glimpsez.     [vi|. 
Glimpse,  Glimps,  n.  a  fant  lit;  a  tranjent  luster  er 
Glisten,  Glis-n,  ■?;.  i.  tu  Jjn;  tu  spqrkl. 
Glister,  Glis  ter,  v.  i.  tu  Jjn;  tu  be  brjt;  tu  gliter. 
Glister,  Glis-ter,  u.    Se  {Clyster.)  [ter. 

GLiTTf:R,  Glit-er,  v.  i.  tu  Jjn;  tu  egzibitljter  lus- 
Glitter,  Glit-er,  n.  luster;  brjt  Jca:  splendor. 
Gloam,  Glom,*  V.  i.  tu  be  sulen  er  glum. 
Gloar,  Glor,*  V.  t.  tu  skwint;  tu  luk  aski],. 
Gloat,  Glot,  v.  i.  tu  stq,r  wid  dczjr;  tu  gaz. 
Globated,  Gl(i)-bat-ed,  a.  sferikal;  gl6byx],lar. 
Globe,  Glob,  n.  a  sfer:  a  bel:  de  terakweus  bol. 
Globose,  Glo-bos,  a.  gl6by\\lar;  sferikal;  rsnd. 
Globosity,  Glo-bos-i-ti,  n.  sfgrisiti;  sferikalnes. 
Globous,  G16-bus,  a.  sferikal;  risud;  gl6byn,lQr. 
Globular,  G16b-yn,-lQr,  a.  havir)  de  form  ov  a 

sfer;  rund;  sferikal.  [glob. 

Globule,  G16b-yql,  «.  a  smel  r'snd  pqrtikl;  a  litl 
Globulous,  Glob-yq-lus,  a.  in  form  ov  a  sfer; 
Glode,  Glod,*  Qld  _prrt.  f rom  Gljd.  [r-snd. 

Glome,  Gliom,  n.  {JJot.}  a  i-sndij  bed  ov  fl-serz. 
Glomerate,  G16m-er-at,  a.  gaderd  intu  q  bal. 
Glomerate,  G16m-er-at,  v.  t.   tu  gader  intu  a 

bol  or  sfer. 
Glomeration,  Glom-cr-a-Jon,  n.  konglomcrajon. 
Gloom,  Gloim,  n.  dizmalncs;  sadnes;  melankoli. 
Gloom,  Glcom,  v.  i.  tu  be  klisdijdqrkjer  melankoli. 
Gloomily,  Gld&m-i-li,  a.d.  dimli;  dizmali;  not  qer- 

fuli. 
Gloominess,  Gld6m-i-nos, «.  de  statovbeir)  gloomi. 
Gloomy,  Gldiim-i,  a.  olmost  dqrk;  dizmal;  melan- 
koli. 


Gloriation,  Glo-ri-a-Jon,  n.  a  beast;  a  trjumf. 
Glorification,  Glo-ri-fi-ka-Jon,  «.   de  akt  ov 

glijrifjiij;  onor.  [glori. 

Glorify,  Glo-ri-fj,  v.  t.  tu  onor;  tu  egzelt  tu 
Glorious,  G16-ri-us,  a.  nobl;  ilustrius;  veri  eks- 

elent. 
Gloriously,  G16-ri-us-li,  ad.  nobli;  ilustriusli. 
Glory,  Glo-ri,  n.  hj  onor;  praz:  ren'sn;  luster. 
Glory,  G16-ri,  v.  i.  tu  bost;  tu  egziilt;  tu  be 

pr«d  ov. 
Gloss,  Glos,  n.  a  koment  er  ekspozijon;  sti,perfijal 

luster:  a  smcod,  Jjnii)  surfas. 
Gloss,  Glos,  v.  t.  tu  eksplan  bj  koment;  tu  paliat. 
Glossarial,  Glos-a-ri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  a  glosari. 
Glossarist,  G16s-a-rist,  n.  a.  rjter  ov  a  glos  er 

glosari. 
Glossary,  G16s-a-ri,  n.  a  dikjonari  ov  unkomon 

wurdz.  [glosarist. 

Glossator,  Glos-a-tor,*  n.  a  rjter  ov  glosez;  a 
Glosser,  G16s-er,  n.  a  komentator;  a  polijer.     [ij. 
Glossiness,  G16s-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  glosi;  pol- 
Glossographer,  Glos-6g-ra-fer,  n.    a   komenta- 
tor; a  glosarist.  [glosariz,  &s. 
Glossography,    Glos-6g-ra-fi,    n.    de    rjtig    ov 
Glossy,  G16s-i,  a.  smcod  and  Jjnii);  hjli  polijt. 
Glottis,  G16t-is,  n.  [  Gr.\  an  opnig  in  de  larigks. 
Glout,  Glist,*!  V.  i.  tu  pTst;  tu  luk  sulen. 
Glove,  Gluv,  n.  a  kuverii)  fer  de  hand. 
Glove,  Gluv,  v.  t.  tu  kuver,  az  wid  a  gluv. 
Glover,  Gliiv-er,  n.  wun  hd)  maks  er  selz  gluvz. 
Glow,  Glo,  v,  i.  tu  Jjn  wid  intens  het;  tu  burn; 

tu  fel  het;  tu  fel  qrdent  pajon. 
Glow,  Glo,  n.  Jjniij  het;  paJon;  brjtnes. 
Glowing,  Glo-ii),  j)p.  a.  Jjnig  wid  het;  brjt. 
Glow-worm,  G16-wurm,  n.  a  smel  grub  dat  Jjnz 

in  de  dqrk,  wid  a  hxminus  tal. 
Gloze,  Gloz,   -v.  i.    tia   flater;  tu   koment.     Ss 

(  Gloss.} 
Gloze,  Gloz,  V.  t.  tu  paliat  bj  spgjus  ekspozijon. 
Gloze,  Glaz,  n.  flateri;  insinyv|,aJon;   spejus  Jo. 
Glozer,  G16-zer,  n.  wun  hto  glozez;  a   flaterer. 
Glue,  Glix»  "•  ci  viskus  substans;  a  sement. 
Glue,  Glq,,  v.  t.  tu  jam  wid  a  viskus  sement;  tu 

sement;  tu  jffn. 
Gluer,  Glii,-er,  n.  wun  hcb  sements  wid  glq,. 
Gluey,  Glij,-i,  a.  haviij  de  natyq^r  ov  glq. 
Glum,  Glum,t  a.  sulen;  f'-snii);  stubornli  grav. 
Glum,  Glum,*  v.  i.  tu  luk  s-srli;   tu   be  STsr  ov 

aspekt. 
Glum,  Glum,*  n.  sulennes  ov  aspekt;  a  fr'sn. 
Glume,  Gli|m,  n.    de   kaliks  er  husk  ov  kern, 

gras,  &s. 
Glut,  Glut,  v.  t.  tu  swolo;  tu  kler;  tu  satyij,rat. 
Glut,  Glut,  ji.  mor  dan  eniif;  sviperabiindans; — a 

Iqrj  wudn  wej. 
Gluten,  Glq-ten,    ii.    a   visid,   elastik  substans, 

fisnd  in  hwet  and  uder  granz. 
Glutinate,  Glq-ti-nat,*  v.  t.  tu  jern  wid  glq;  ta 

sement.  [wid  glq,. 

Glutination,  Glq-ti-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  jernig 
Glutinative,  Glq-ti-na-tiv,  a.  tenajus;  viskus. 
Glutinous.  Glq-ti-nus,  a.  glqi;  viskus;  tenajus. 
Glutinousness,  Glq-ti-nus-nes,  n.  viskositi;  te- 

nasiti. 
Glutton,  Gliit-n,  n.  wun  hco  ets  tu  ekses. 
Gluttonize,  Gliit-n-jz,  v.  t.  tu  et  tu  ekses. 
Gluttonous,  Gliit-n-us,  a.  givn  tu  eksesiv  etig. 
Gluttony,  Gldt-n-i,  n.  ekses  in  etig;  vorasiti. 
Glyph,  Glif,  n.  {Arch.)  a  qanel;  a  kaviti. 
Glyphic,    Glif-ik,*    re.  a  piktyn,r.     Se   {Eiero- 

fjlyphic.) 
Glyphograph,  Glif-o-graf,  n.  an  engravd  dreig. 
Glyptic,  Glip-tik,  n.  de  qrt  ov  engravig  figyqrz 

on  jemz. 
Glyptooraphic,  Glip-to-graf-ik,  a.   relatig   ta 

gliptografi. 


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Qltptoohapht,  Glip-ui;;-ra-fi,  n.   a  deskrip/on 

er  iivjli-j  ov  I'ligravd  jcinz. 
Unakl,  Nurl,  f.  »'.  lu  (fr?l:  tu  inqrl. 
Gnaklcu,  Niirl-cd,  a.  noti;  kroi-tjruud. 
Gnakly,  Nqrl-i,  a.  huvio  uol-i;  uuti. 
Gna8U,  Na/,  r.  t.  tu  strjk  tu^^edor;  tu  kla/. 
Gnami,  Na/,  r.  I.  tu  grjnd  rte  ttt:  tu  fiiin. 
G.N'AT,  Nat,  n.  a  siuol,  wi|)gd,  .ttigig  iuaekt. 
Gnaw,  Na,  r.  /.   tu  bit  of;  tu  korcbd. 
Gnaw,  No,  r.  i.  tu  ekaen'ji  At  ttt. 
G.N'AWCK,  Nu-cr,  n.  wun  dut  not. 
G.NKI.S.S,  N{!i,  n.  (iA°H.)  u  iilratif|d  rok,  rez^mbliy 

granit. 
Gnomk,  Nom,  n.  an  imajinari  beig:  a  spirit. 
Gnumu.v,  Nu-inon,  ii.  At  band  or  pin  ov  u  djal; — 

an  in.itnbnu'Ut  fi>r  tukig  altitii<lz. 
Gkomomc,  Nu-ni6n-ik,  /  a.  pertauij)  tu  ncj- 

Gnomo.mical,  Nu-moD-i-kul,  i      mijniks,  ur  de  qrt 

ov  (l|llll{|. 

Gnoiiuxics,  Nb>-in6n-ik.i,  n.  pi.  de  qrt  ov  djaliy. 
Gnostic,  Nos-tik,  h.  wuq  ov  an  (rli  sckt  ov  Kri«i- 

yanz. 
Gnostic,  Nos-tik,  a.  relatig  tu  At  Nostiks. 
Gnosticism,  Noi-ti-siz-m,  «.de  tcncU  ov  de  Nos- 

tik-. 
Gnu,  N'h,  n.  a  .optjez  ov  antclup  rEzcmblio  At  Xiar*. 
Go,  Go,  r.  i.  [i.  went, /m.  guig,  gun:]  tu  wek;  tu 

mibv:  tu  travel;  tu  pro.'ted;  tu  pan. 
Goad,  Gud,  n.  a  pirated  «tik  tu  dr|v  ok.sn. 
Goad,  <jud,  r.  t.  lu  drjv  wid  a  guvi;  tu  insjt. 
Goal,  (iul,  n.  At  Jtrut  tu  bwiq  raserz  run. 
GoAK,  Gur,    n.    a    triug^i^lar   :>lip   ov    kJut.     Se 

( (!,^.) 

Goat,  (Jut,  n.  a  wtl-non  ra>minant  animal. 

GOATIIKRD,  (iiJt-hiTd,  n.   wun  dut  tendz  guts. 

GOATINH,  Gut-i/,  a.  rczi-mbiig  a  gut  iu  eni  kwoliti. 

Gob.  lii.b.t  i  ir    I       I 

r. ,. -I     .  »  I  n.  a  nnttful;  a  lump. 

GOBBtT,  (job-ct,*  S  '  ' 

Gobble,  G6b-1,  r.  (.  tu  swolu  hastili,  wid  nffz. 

Gobble,  Gob-1,  v.  t.  tu  inak  a  nirz,  az  a  turki. 

GoBliLKR,  Gub-lcr,  n.  wun  dut  goblz:  a  turki. 

Go-BtTWEE.v,  (J(i-bE-twrn.J  ».  wun  dat  tninaakts 

biznt';!  bj  goiiy  bctwi'n  Mj  jiqrliz:  u  iiiilnil. 
GOBLKT,  (iob-lut,  n.  u  bul.  kuj).  or  driykii)  vesol. 
GoBLi.v,  Gob  din,  n.  an   evl   spirit;   a  fanlou;  a 

furl. 
Go-BY,  Gii-bj.t  n.  evajon;  a  pasig  bj:  omijon. 
Go  CAKT,  Gu-kqrt,  u.  a   ma/en  tu  teq  <jildren  tu 

wok. 
God.  GikI,  n.  de    Sqprtm   Btij):  At  Krtator:  At 

I'eiti;  -<i  fills  gml;  an  jdol. 
God-cuild,  G6d-(;{ld.  n.  u  q|ld  for  ba>m  wun  be- 

kiim  hiM.nsor  at  baptizm; — u    term   ov  spirityiial 

rrlnjnn. 
GoD'DAL'GRTEa,  G6<l-dr>-ter,  n.  a   gerl    for   ham 

wiin  brkiiiu  .-tiamsur  at  buptizni. 
Goiu>E8s,  tJ(kl-e,<,  n.  a  ftmai  diviniti. 
God  FATHER,  Gt>d-fq-der,  n.   u    mal   spunsor   in 

biiptizui. 
Godhead.  God-bed,  a.  dtiti;  divin  natjqr. 
GODLlJiH.  (iod-les,  a.  atei.'<tikal:  wiked;    impiui>. 
(lUDi.iKK.  (iiHl-ljk,  a.  divjn:  xqprerali  cksclent. 
GoDLiN^Jiii,  God-li-Dc^s  H.  de  kmulitiov  bcig  god- 

li:  I'lrti. 
GoDLV.  (ii'xl-li,  a.  Pius  t£>ardz  God;  gud:  rtlijui'. 
GOD-MOTHEJI,  G6d-inud-i-r,  n.  a  wuinan  l)d>  baz 

undiTinkn  »i>iinjiin  in  baptizm. 
Godsend.   (to<d-scnd,   n.    an   unckspt^kted  akwi- 

lij.  n  ..r  gift.  [god. 

GoDSiiiP.  lii'Ml-Jip,  m.  At    rngk    or   karakter  uv  a 
GoD-soN.  (iod-^un,  n.  he  for  b<bm  wun    hai   be- 

kiiin  Kpunsor  in  baptizm. 
GoDWABO,  God-ward,*  ad.  Unard  0«d. 
GOKR.  Gu-or,  M.  wun  hib  guz:  a  runcr. 
GOFF,  (lof,*  w.  a  fdilij  klwn;— a  gam.     St  {Golf.) 
Goa.  Gog,*  B.  bast;  drzjr  lu  gu.     Se  {AgtMf.) 


GoQOLE,  G6g-1,   r.  t.    tu   «tran   di   (s;   tu  luk 

o.'skwiut. 
Google,  G6g-I,  n.  a  t\\c;  a  bold  or  «trand  luk;— 

pi.  bl{ndz  lor  boraez;  glutez   wurn   tu   defend 

At  \t. 
Google,  G.jg-1,  a.  g^rip;  havig  ful  jz. 

(•OOOLE-LYED,  Gog-l  }d,  a.    huVH)  Iqrj  njlij)  ^1. 
Going,  Gu-ig,  n.  de    akt   ov    wokig;    depqrtjrqr: 

kiindukt. 
Goitre.  G^-ter,  n.  \_Fr.]  a  ti^mor  on  dr  trut. 
GoiTROt;s,  Gd^-truii,   a.    partakiy    ov,   ur   l(k,    de 

gffter. 
GoLA,  Gu-la,  n.  {Arch.')  8{ma;  a  muldig. 
Gold.  Gold,  n.  a  pn-Ju!)  metal,  muni. 
Gold-beater,  Guld-bet-er,  n.  u  beterov  gold. 
GOLDE.N,  Guld-n,  a.  mad  ov  gold;  brjt;  splendid; 

yi-lu:  ekselent;  hapi. 
GoLDENLV,  Guld-n-li,  aJ.  dfl|tfuli;  brjtli. 
Goldfinch,  Guld-finq,  »i.  u  smol  i^iflig  b«;rd. 
GoLDLEAF,  GiJld-lef,  n.  gold  betn  inlu  tin  lef. 
GOLDSIZE,  Guld-fjz,  n.  a  glq  yqzd  bj  gilderz. 
Goldsmith,  Guld-smit,  n.  wun  hoi   inuoyqfakt- 

yqrz  guld. 
(•OLK.  Golf,  n.  a  gam  plad  wid  a  l»l  and  bat. 
(loiiE.  (iuiii.  H.  At  blak  grr-  ov  k^rt  hwrlz. 
GOMI'HOSIS,  (Jc  in-fu-si.",  n.  [tlr.]  {Aiiat.)  q  kjud 

ov  qrtikyqlajon.  [flat-bot. 

(JoNDOLA.  G6n-du-la,  n.    [Jl.]    a   plcji^r-bot:    a 
Gondolier,  Gun-do-ler,  n.  wun  dat  roz  a  g6n- 

dolu. 
Gone,  (ion,  p.  from  Gu;  advunst:  past. 
Gonfalon,  G6n-fa-lon,*».  [/>.]  an  cnsjn;  a  stan- 
dard, (bqrcr. 
Gonfalonier,  Gon-fal-o-ner,*  n.  a  qtf  siuudard 
Gong,  Gog.  n.  a  sort  uv  (r'ines  bras  drum;  a  sund- 

ig  instnJjmcnt  rqzd  at  hutelz. 
Goniometer,  Gu-ni-oui-f-ti-r.  u.    an    in.'troiiment 

for  ni<7,iing  uyglz,  az  duz  ov  kristalz. 
GoNioii ethical,  Go-ni-u-mt't-ri-kal,   a.    relatig 

tu  guniumetri. 
Goxiometry,  Go-ni-6m-E-iri,  n.  de  qrt  ov  m^- 

Gonorrii(£a.  Gon-or-e-a,  w.  [Z.]  a   morbid  run- 

ig,  okoi^ond  luu^tli  b{  venereal  tants. 
Good,  Gud,  a.  [kcmii.  beter,  mi/jerl.  be«t:]  pozest 

ov  ek.'H.-lont  kwolitiz;  not   bad:  proper;  fit;  kon- 

vrnyont:  yq^iul:  s"snil. 
<JooD.  (>ud.  n.  At  kontrari  tu  evl;  bonefit. 
(ioOD,  (iud,  aJ.  wel:  not  il;  not  ami;). 
(iooD-BREEDiNO,  Gud-bn'd-ig,    /I.    i^ljtncs;  air- 

lllti. 
(JooD-BY,  Gud-bj,  ad.  adq:  f^jrwel. 
Good  Friday,  Gud-Frj-da,  >i.   de  fast  in  kom- 

cwurajon  ov  ■sr   .^avyorz    kroisifik/on,  beig  dt 

F'rjdn  lirfur  F'^tcr. 
Good-hvmok,    Gud-yq-mor,    n.    a   qerful   and 

agrralil  temi>cr  ov  mind.     Se  {I/vm/.r.} 
(JooD  lUMORED.  (>ud-yq-nior»l,  .i.  ^erful. 
(JOODLINES.S,  (iud-li-iK-s,  «.  bqti:  gnis. 
(iooDLV,  Gud-li,  a.  bqtiful:  grasful;  fjn. 
(iooDMA.v.  (iud-man,  n.  a  ru.>tik  t<>rm  ov  siviliti. 
Good-natcre.  Gud-ntit-yqr.  n.  kjndnos. 
(looD-NATUtttD.  Gud-nut-yqrd,    a.    brnevwlcnt. 
(iool>N>JiS.  tiud-nes,  n.  oksvlens:  kindncs. 
tiooDS,  (iudz,  n.  pi.  nittivublz;  ui<;rc;ai)iijz. 
Goodwill,  Gud-wil,  n.  brnevulvns;  kjndnc«. 
(ioODY,  Gud-i.*  n.  gud-wuman; — a   lu  t^rm  ov 

siviliti  tu  a  wuman. 
(■'oosANDER,  Gow-.in-tler,  u.  a  Iqrj  woter-f»l. 
Goose.  Gok".  «.,  pi.  Ges;    a    wotor-f'sl;    a    taJon 

{urn. 
G00.SEBERRY,  Gii>t-ber-i,  n.  a  komon  frait:a/rub. 
GoosK-CAF.  <n{«!«-kap,  ■.  a  cili  r>rr«<in. 
GoosE-guiLL.  Gihs-kwil.  n.  de  kwil  ov  a  gxm. 
GoFHER.  G«:>-f('r.  n.  a  litl  .\merikan   kwodrapod. 
GORBELLIED,  Gur-bel-id,*  a.  big-bclid;  f»t. 


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GOEDIAN,  Ger-di-an,   a.    relatiij  tu  Gerdius;  in- 

trikat. 
Gore,  Gor,  n.  bind  kloted  er  konjeld: — a  trjai)- 

gH^lar  pes  ov  klot; — a  naro  slip  ov  land. 
Gore,  Gor,  t-.  t.  tu  stab;  tu  pcrs:  tu  penetrat. 
Gorge,  Gerj,  ».  de  trot;  de  swolca:  de  gulet. 
Gorge,  Gurj,  t.  t.  tu  glut;  tu  sajiat;  tu  swolo. 
Gorge,  Gerj,  v.  i.  tu  fed;  tu  et  grgdili. 
Gorgeous,  Ger-jus,  a.  fin:  splendid;  Joi. 
Gorgeously,  Ger-jus-li,  ad.  splendidli;  fjnli. 
GoRGEOUSNESS,  Grer-jus-nes,  n.  splendor. 
Gorget,  Ger-jet,  n.  a  pes  ov  qrmor  tu  defend  dg 

trot;  a  pendant; — a  surjikal  instr<t)ment. 
Gorgox,  Gor-gon,    n.    a   fabld   monster:    enitii) 

horid.  [gsrgon. 

GoEGONiAN,  Ger-go-ni-an,  a.  rslatii)  tu,  er  Ijk  a 
GoRMAND,  Ger-mand,  «.  a  gredi  eter. 
Gormaxdee,  G6r-mand-er,*  n.  a  grat  eter;  a  ger- 

mandizer.  [tu  ekses. 

Gormandize,  Ger-man-djz,  v.  i.  tu  et  gredili  er 
Gormandizer,  Ger-man-djz-er,  n.  a  vorajus  eter; 

a  glutn. 
Gorse,  Gers,  n.  a  tik,  prikli  Jrub;  furz;  hwin. 
Gory,  Gii-ri,  a.  kuverd  wid  kloted  bind;  bludi. 
Goshawk,  Gos-hek,  ji.  a  hek  ov  a  Iqrj  kjnd. 
Gosling,  Goz-lii),  n.  a  yug  gcos,  not  ful  gron. 
Gospel,    Gos-pel,   n.   de   evanjelikal  histori   ov 

Krjst;  de  Kristyan  revela/on;  diviniti. 
Gospel,  Gos-pel,*  v.  t.  tu  evanjeliz:  tu  gospeljz. 
GoSPELLARY,  G6s-pel-a-ri,*  a.  teolojikal. 
Gospellbir,  G6s-pel-er,  n.  an  evanjelist:  a  Wik- 

lifjt.  [gospel. 

GosPELLizE,  G6s-pel-jz,  r.  t.  tu  instrukt  in  de 
Goss,  Gos,  n.  a.  kind  ov  lo  furz;  gers. 
Gossamer,  Gos-a-mer,  n.  dun  ov   plants:  a  tin 

kobweb.  [stanjal. 

Gossamery,  Gos-a-mer-i,!  a.  Ijt;  flimzi;  unsiib- 
GossiP,  Gos-ip,!  n.  an  jdl  tatler;  tatl;  trjflig  tek. 
Gossip,  G6s-ip,j  v.  i.  tu  qat;  tu  prat;  tu  be  meri. 
Gossoon,  Gos-dbn,  n.  a  men  f  ut-ber;  a  lo  atendant. 
Got,  Got,  i.  and  p.  from  Get. 
Goth,  Got,  n.  wun  ov  de  anjent  pepl  ov  Skandi- 

navia;  a  bqrbarian.  [derer. 

GOTHAMIST,  G6t-am-ist,*  n.  a  wjzaker;  a   blun- 
GoTHic,  G6t-ik,  )   a.   relatig   tu   de  Gots ; 

GoTHiCAL,  G6t-i-kal,  i       rcod; — notig   a   stjl   ov 

pffnted  4rkitektyi^r. 
GoTHiciSM,  Gob-i-siz-m, M.  a  Gotik  idiom;  roxines. 
GoTHiciSE,  G6t-i-siz,  v.  t.  tm  brii)  bak  tu  bqr- 

barizm. 
Gotten,  G6t-n,  p.  from  Get. 
Gouge,  Gisj,  er  Cnty,  ».  a  skcDpig  qizel.        [g'sj. 
Gouge,  G'sj,  or  Grooj,  v.  t.  tu  skmp  -st,  az  wid  a 
Gourd,  Gord,  or  Goord,  n.  a.  plant   dat  bq,rz  a 

botl-Japt  frcDt.  [mand. 

Gourmand,  GAr-mqnd,  n.  [/>.]  a  glutn;  a  ger- 
GouT,  Gist,  n.  de  qrtrjtis;  a  panful  dizez. 
Gout,  Gcd,  h.  [/)■.]  tast;  relij. 
Goutiness,  G-st-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  gsti. 
Gouty,  G'st-i,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  dizezd  wid,  de  g'st. 
Govern,  Giiv-ern,  v.  t.  tu   ribl;    tu   direkt;    tu 

manaj;  tu  regyqlat;  tu   kontrol;  tu   infln^ens. 
Govern,  Giiv-ern,  v.  i.  tu  kep  snperioriti. 
Governable,  Giiv-ern-a-bl,  a.    (tat  ma  be  guv- 

ernd.  [kontrol. 

Governance,  Giiv-crn-ans,  «.    guvernmcnt;  rml; 
Govern  ant,  Guv-em-ant,    )   n.    a   guvernes  ov 
GovEUXANTE,  Guv-er-nant,  i       yug  ladiz. 
Governess,  Gdv-ern-es,  ji.   a   direktres:   an  in- 

striiktrcs. 
Government,  Gdv-em-ment,   n.   direkjon;  kon- 
trol; eksersjz  ov  etoriti;  egzekyqtiv  p'ser:  man- 
aj ment.  [guvernment. 
Governmental,  Guv-crn-ment-al,  a.  relatig  tu 
Governor,  Gdv-em-or,  «.   wun  ho)  guvernz;  a 

r(i)ler. 


Gowk,  G'sk,*  n.  a  kl-»n;  a  kukiD.     Se  {Gawk.) 
Gown,  G'sn,  n.  an  uper  gqrment  ov  wimen,  er  ov 

men  devoted  tu  qrts  ov  pes;  az,  diviniti,  le,  &s. 
Gowned.  G-snd,  a.  drest  in  a  g-jn. 
GowNMAN,  G'sn-man,      )    n.  a  man  devoted  tu 
Gownsman,  G'snz-man,  (       de  qrts  ov  pes;  a  di- 

vjn,  leyer,  profesor,  er  stq^dent. 
Grab,  Grab,J  v.  t.  tu  sez  sudenli. 
Grabble,  Grab-l,t  ^'.  i.  tu  grop;  tu  grapl. 
Grace,  Gras,  n.  unmerited  favor;   pqrdn;    mersi; 

vertyq,;  privilej;  ez   and   elegans   ov   ferm  and 

manerz;  bi^ti;  ernament; — de   tjtl   ov  a  dqk   er 

qrqbijop; — a  Jort  pr^er.  [belij. 

Grace,  Gras,  v.  t.  tu  adern;  tu  dignif  j;  tu  em- 
Grace-cup,  Gras-kup,  n.  a  kup  er  belt   drugk 

after  gras.  [kumli. 

Graceful,  Gras-ful,   a.    bqtiful;    wid    digniti; 
Gracefully,  Gras-f  ul-i,  ad.  in  a  grasful  maner; 

elegantli. 
Gracefulness,  Gras-f  ul-nes,  n.  elegans  ov  maner. 
Graceless,  Gras-les,  a.  verd  ov  gras;  veri  wiked. 
Gracelessly,  Gras-les-li,  ad.  in  a  maner  devffd 

ov  gras. 
Graces,  Gras-ez,   n.  pi.  {Mi/th.}  tre  sister  god- 

esez; — elegant  manerz;  favor; — a  gam  for  gerlz. 
Gracility,  Gra-sil-i-ti,*  n.  slendernes;  smelnes. 
Gracious,  Gra-Jus,  a.  mersiful;  benevolent;  fa- 

vorabl:  kjnd;  akseptabl;  vertyqus;  gud. 
Graciously,  Gra-Jus-li,  ad.  mteifuli;  kjndli, 
Graciousxess,  Gra-Jus-nes,  ji.  mersifulnes. 
Gradation,  Gra-da-Jon,  n.  regyn,lar  progres;  or- 
der; a  seriez.  [steps. 
Gradatory,  Grad-a-to-ri,  n.  a   seriez  er  tljt  ov 
Gradatory,  Grad-a-to-ri,*  a.    prosedLg  step  bj 

step. 
Grade,  Grad,  n.  ragk;  degre; — rjs  and  desent. 
Grade,  Grad,  v.  t.  tu  redi],s,  er  level,  and  prep4r 

for  plasiy  ralz  on  a  ralrod. 
Gradient,  Gra-di-ent,*  a,  wekig;  m(»vig  bj  steps. 
Gradient,  Gra-di-ent,    n.    degre  ov  asent    and 

desent. 
Gradual,  Grad-yq,-al,  a.  prosedig  bj  degrez:  ad- 

vdnsig  step  bj  step.  [grat. 

Gradual,  Gra.d-yii,-al,  n.  an  erder  ov   steps; — a 
Gradually,  Grad-y^-al-i,  ad.  bj  degrez;  step  bj 

step. 
Graduate,  Grad-yxi-at,  v.  t.  tu  diguif j  wid  a 

degre  or  diploma;  tu  divjd  intu  degrez. 
Graduate,  Grad-yn-at,  v.  i.  tu  resev  a   degre; 

tu  prosed.  [a  degre. 

Graduate,  Grad-yq-at,  n.  a   man   dignifjd  wid 
Graduateship,  Grad-yn,-at-Jip,  n.  de  stat  ov  a 

gradynat. 
Graduation,  Grad-yq-a-Jon,  w.  de  akt  ov  grad- 

yil,atig;  stat  ov  beig  gradyq,ated;  regyi],lar  pro- 

grejon. 
Gradus,  Gra-dus,  n.  [Z.]  a  prosodial  dikjonari. 
Graff,  Graf,  v.t.  and  i.  n's  sqperseded  bj  {Graft.') 
Graft,  Graft,  n.  a  smel  jAt  er  sjon  ov  a  tre. 
Graft,  Graft,  v.  t.  tu  insert  a  sjon,  Jiat,  er  branq 

ov  wun  tre  intu  de  stok  ov  anuder:  tu  insert. 
Grafter,  Grdft-er,  n.  wun  boo  grafts. 
Grail,  Gral,  n.  a  buk  ov  himz  and  pr^erz. 
Grain,  Gran,  n.  el  kjndz  ov  kern;  de  sed  ov  eni 

irOii:  a  mini'it  pqrtikl;  de   smelest  wat; — de  di- 
rekjon  ov   de   f  jberz  ov  wud,  &s.; — dispozijonj 

temper:  hqrt. 
Grain,  Gran,  v.  t.  tu  ferm  wid  granz. 
Grained,  Grand,  a.  ruf;  djd  in  gran. 
Grains,  Granz,  n.  pi.  husks  ov  melt  in  brooig. 
Grainy,  Gran-i,  a.  ful  ov  kern;  ful  ov  granz. 
(iRALLiC,  Gral-ik,  a.  havig  log  legz;  stilted. 
Gramerct,  Gra-mer-si,*  inter,   an   eksprejon  OV 

tagks. 
Gramineal,  Gra-min-e-al,    ) 
Gramineous,  Gra-min-e-us,  i  ^'  S'"<isi. 


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Gbaminivorocb,  Gram-i-niv-o-ru^  a.  frdifl  op- 

6n  (rra«.  [Iij  iin  iilfubctik  p|ii. 

(iKAMMALi  CCE.  Ordm-a-Iop.  n.B  wurd  r.'|.r«<^nU'd 
(•UAMMAit.  (Jr;itn-<ir,  n.  At  qrt  ov  8|ieki|)  <»r   rjlip 

u  l.iii'.'wiij  klip  ktli.  ijjramar. 

GttAiiMARiAN,  (ira-m(i-ri-an,  n.  wun  vprst  in 
Grammar  8(.'iiooL.    (inim  <ir->ka)l,    n.    ci   skoil  in 

hwii;  At  iiiur  ndvi'inst  gtudir  qr  pur.-ii'iil. 
Gbammatic.  (!r;i-m;it-ik,  |     a.    brli'mip    tu 

Grammatical.  (Im-inati-kiil.  i        gratnar. 
Gbammatically,    Gru-mat-i-kal-i,    nd.    nkordiy 

ti.i  ^.Tiirimr.  [grainiilikul. 

Grammaticize,  Gra-ni&t-i-.«{i,  v.  t.  tu  render 
Grahpl'S,  (ir;iiu-|pu3,  n.  a  Iqrj  fij  ov  de  sctajus 
Granado,  (Sm-nti-du,  )       c     / , .  i   \    [kind. 

Granai.k.  (Jm-MMd.    '\n.i^t{(,nu<ule.)    LI 

Granary,  Gr:kn-a-ri,  ii.  a  stor-h-ss  for  korn. 
Grand,  <ir.iiid,  a.  gnit;  ilustrius:  h|  in  p'^er;  .■i|>lcn- 

did;  luagnifi-^cnt;  principal;  qef.— Ai   a  prrtiks, 

it   nots   a    ligk  or  jenerajon  in  reluji>iiji|i:  at, 

ffrdnil/ndi  r.  [wuinati. 

Granuam,  (iran-dam,  n.  grandmudcr;  an  old 
GBANDruiLU,  Gnind-qjid,  n.  At  (jjld  <>v  a  sun  or 

dot'T.  [a  sun  or  dotor. 

Granduauohter,  Grdnd-do-tcr,  n.  Ae  doter  ov 
Granuci:,  Gran-de,  n.  a   man  ov  gnit  pner  ur 

digniti. 
Grandeur,  Grind-yxir,  n.   stat;    splendor;    mag- 

nifi.^oiis;  grntne.s.  [crz  fqder. 

Grandfather,  <!rand-fq-der,  n.  a  fqdcrzorumd- 
Grandiloviuence,  Gran-dil-Q-kwen:',  n.  hi,  lutti 

8|ickig.  [nurdz. 

Grandiloquol's,  Gran-dil-o-kwus,  a.  yqzio  lofti 
Grand-Jcror,  Orand-jn-ror,  n.  wun  ov  a  grand- 

JHri. 
Grand-JI'RT,  Grand-jq-ri,  n.  a  jqri   hinz  dqti  it 

iz  tu  kciimdor  hweder  bilz  ov  indjtmont  Jud  be 

prtzonted  tu  Ae  kurt  agdnst  porsunz  akqzd. 
Grandlt,  (irand-li,  aJ.  subljuiii;  loftili. 
Urandmotuer,  Grand-mud-er,    n.    a   fqderx  er 

muderz  inuder. 
Grandness,  Grand-ncs,*  n.  grandyq,r;  gratncs. 
Gsa.ndsire,  Grund-s{r,  n.  u    grandfqder;  an   an- 

.'cstor.  [ter. 

Grandson,  Grand-sun,  n.  At  sun  ov  a  sun  or  do- 
Granue.  (iranj,  n.  u  fqrtn;  a  fqrm-h'ss:  a  granari. 
Gra.mtk,  Gr.nn-it,  n.  a  hqrd  ston  or  rok,  kompuzd 

ov  kworts,  fcL-spi^r  and  mika. 
Granitic,    Gni-nit-ik,    a.    kontanig   granit;    lik 

granit.  [gran. 

Granivorous,  Gra-niv-Q-rus,  a.  etiporliviu  upon 
Grannaji,  (.tran-arn.J  n.  grandmudcr;  grandam. 
Grant,  Grant,  i'.  t.  tu  giv;  tu  besta;  tu  admit; 

tu  alS:  tuycid;  tu  konsed. 
Grant,  (Jrant,  n.  enitifl  granted;  a  gift;  a  boon. 
Grantable,  Gnint-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  granted. 
Grantee,  Gran-te,  n.  wun  tu  bobm  cni  grant  iz 

mad. 
Gba.ntob,  Grdnt-or,  er  Gron-t^r,  n.  a  person  bj 

hcbin  a  grant  iz  mad. 
Grant  LAB,    (Iran-yq-lar,        )    a.    konslstio    ov 
Granulaby,    Gran-yq-la-ri,   j        granz;    rtzem- 

blit)  t;rnn  or  std.  [granz. 

Gbanl'Late,  <Jran-yq-lat,  r.  i.  tu  be  formd  intu 
Granulate,   Gran-yxi-lat,    v.  t.    tu   brak   intu 

8nt')l  granz. 
Granulatio.v,    Graa-yti-Ui-JoD,    m.    de    akt   ot 

brakig  intu  grnni. 
Gbanule,  Gran-yql,  fi.  a  smol  pqrtikl. 
GRANirLOCB,  Gran-yq-lu-s  J.  ful  ov  gram. 
Grafe,  Grap,  n.  dc  fntit  ov  de  v|n,  groig  in  klus- 

tcrz. 
Orafebt,  GrAp-cr-i,  n.  a  planta/on  ov  grapvinz. 
Grafeshot,  (trap-Jot,  n.  a    kombinajon  or  fmol 

Jot  put  intu  a  tik  kanvu  bag.  [grap. 

GftAFESTO.NE,  Grup-ston,  n.  de  <toa  or  scd  uv  a 


(iBAFEViNE,  Grdp-v{n,  n.  de  rjn  dat  b^rt  grapa. 
(iuAPHic,  Graf-ik,  i  a.  reluiio    tu  dtlinta- 

(JKAi'iiiCAL,  Graf-i-kal,  ]      Jon;    de«kriptiv;    wel 

lit'liiicated.  [uaner. 

<iUAi>iiiCALLY,  Graf-i-kal-i,    aJ.    in    a    grafikAl 
Gbai-iiite,   Gnkf-{t,   n.    blak  led;  u  mineml  Hub- 

ftan.".  [meot. 

Grapuomiter,  Gra-fom-i-tcr,  ».  a  Bur^'aig  iiutixb- 
Grapnel,    Grap-nel,   n.  a  8mol  a^jkur;  u  graplig 

jurn. 
Grapple,  Grap-1,  v.  i.  tu  8ek;tu  konic^t  in  klos 

tit:  tu  sirugl. 
(JiiAPPLE,  (Jrap-1,  r.  t.  tu  sek;  tu  la  fust  huld  ot. 
Grapple,  Grap-1,  n.    a  klcis  fit; — an  ^urn  in:itnft- 

UlCIlt. 

Grappling,   or  Grapflino-iron,    Grjp-lio,  vr 

(irnp-lig-j-urn,    n.    u  uotikul    term,  ^iguif^ig  an 

iii:-tat>iiieut  yqzd  in  klus  ukjori. 
Grapy,  Griip-i,  a.  ful  ov  grap7;in«d  ov  dc  grap. 
(iUASiER,  Gra-jer,  n.  .Se  {Omzier.) 
GuASF,    Grasp,  r.    (.  tu  hold  in  de  band;  tugr^p; 

tu  scz. 
(•rasp.  Grasp,  V.  i.  tu  cndevor  tu  scz;  tu  strugl. 
(iiiASP,    Grasp,    n.  de  gr[p  or  sejqr  ov  dc  baud; 

huld. 
(Jkasper.  Grdsp-er,  n.  wun  hob  grasps. 
tiHA.ss,  Gras,  n.  At  komon  herbaj  ov  fcldz,  is. 
GuAss,   Gras,    r,  t.  tu  bred  gras;  tu  bekiiu  past- 

Grass,  Gras,  v.  t.  tu  kuvcr  wid  gras. 
GuAssuopPER,  Gnis-hop-er,  n.  an  insekt,  aljd  tu 

df  luku^t  trjb.  L^ras. 

(iRASsiNtsii,  Gnis-i-nes,  n.  de  etat  or  ab'sndig  in 
Guassplot,  Gnis-plot,  n.  a  level  spot  kuverd  wid 

gras. 
Gr.\sst,  Grds-i,  a.  kuverd  wid,  orkontanig  gras. 
Grate,  Grat,  h.  q  purtijon  or  tram  mad  wid  bqrz; 

a  ranj  ov  bqrz  widia  hwiq  fjrz  qr  mud. 
Grate,  Grat,  i-.  /.  tu  rub  or  w^r  of;  tu  vcks;  tu 

nuik  a  hqrj  S3nd; — tu  enkluz  wid  bqrz. 
(iRATE,  Grat,  r.  t.  tu  rub  hqrd;  tu  mak  a  hqrJ  nffi. 
(iRATED,  Grat-ed,  a.  granyqlatcd;  wum  L^rubig; — 

liavig  Ix^rz  Ijka  grat. 
Grateful,  Grtit-f  ul,  a.  havig  a  dq  sens  ov  b^ne- 

fit.-<:  tugkful;plezig:  akscplabl:  del{tful. 
Gratefully,   Grat-lul-li,  ad.    in  a  gratful  ar 

plrzig  maner.  Ifulnos. 

Gratefulness,  Gnit-ful-ncs,  n.  gratitqd;  tagk- 
Grater,    Gnit-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  gratj*;  a  ruf 

instrument  tu  grat  wid. 
Gratificatio.n,  Grat-i-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  plc3q,r;  deljt; 

rcwiird.  [IjlB. 

Gbatifier,  Grat-i-fj-er,  n.  wun  bin  gretif|zorde- 
Gratify,  Grat-i-fj,  r.  ».    tu  indtilj;  tu  pltz;  tu 

deljt.  [grat. 

Gratino,  Gnit-ig,  n.  a  hqrJ  nwx; — At  bqrz  ov  a 
Grating,  Grat-ig,  pp.  a.  tEtsndig  hqrjli;  ofensiv. 
Gratingly,  Gnkt-ig-li,  ad.  hqrjli;  olensivli. 
Gratis,   Gra-tis,   ad.  [Z.]  for  nutig;  wid'st  a  rc- 

w.ird. 
Gratitude,  Grat-i-tqd,  n.  a  dq  sens  ov  benefits; 

di^ti  tu  benef.iktorx:  tagkfulncs. 
Gratuitous,  (Jra-tq-i-tus,  a.  bcstud  frcli;  givn; 

frr:  voluntnri;  as^rted  wid'st  pnuf. 
Gratuitously,    Gra-tq-i-tus-li,  ad.  in  a  gratqi- 

tiis  maner.  [a  frt  gift. 

Gratuity,  Gra-ti^-i-ti,  n.  a  prezent;  rekompens; 
Gratulate,   Grat-yq-lat,    c.  t.  tu  kongratyqlal; 

tu  .sahit.  [kongratyqliijon. 

Gratulatio.v,  Grat-yn-la-Jon,  n.  salyqtajon; 
Gratulatory,  Grat-yn-la-to-ri,    a.  kongratyn- 

laturi.  [ana. 

(fRAVAHEX,  Gra-vA-men,  n.  [L.]  kompliint:  grev- 
(iRAVE,  (srav,  n.  a  pitorhal  in  dc  f  rt,  for  de  dad. 
Grave,  Grav,    r.  (.  [•'.  gravd;  pt.  gravig,  greva  or 

gravd;J  tu  kqrv;  tu  kut;  tu  engr&v. 


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Ghave,  Grav,  v.  i.  tu  delincat  on  hqrd  substansez. 
Geave,  Giav,  A.    soleni;  strius;  wati;  slo;  not  Joi; 

notaki'it  or  Jqrp  in  s-snd.  [ded. 

Geave-clothes,  Grav-klodz,  n.  ■pi.  klodz  for  de 
Geavel,  Urav-el,  n.   hqrd,  ruf  saud;  saudi  erkal- 

kii,lus  mater  konkrEted  in  de  kiduiz.  [puzl. 

Geavel,    Grav-el,  v.  t.  tia  kuver  wid  gravel;  tu 
Geaveless,    Grav-les,  a.  wontiij  a  tiom;  unberid. 
Gravelly,  Grav-el-i,  a.  ab-sndiij  wid  gravel. 
Graveli',  Grav-1),  ad.  solemli;  striusli;  soberli. 
Geaveness,  Grav-nes,  n.  At  stat  ov  beiijgrav. 
Geavee,   Grav-er,    n.  wun  hO)  engravz;  a  gravii) 

t<Dl. 

Geavestone,  Grav-ston,  n.  a  ston  lad  over,  er 
plast   bi  Q  grav.  [ded. 

Geaveyaed,  Grav-yq,rd,    n.   a  plas  for  beriiij  de 

Geavid,  Grav-id,  a.  hevi  wid  pregnansi;  preg- 
nant. .  LqHd- 

Geavidity,  Gra-vid-i-ti,  «.    pregnansi;  beig  wid 

Geavixg,  Grav-ig,  n.  kqrvd  wurk;  engravii). 

Geavitate,  Grav-i-tat  v.  t.  tu  tend  tu  de  sen- 
ter  ov  atrakjon. 

Geavitation,  Grav-i-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  grav- 
itatij;  graviti. 

Geavity,  Grav-i-ti,  ji.   wat;  hevines;  seriusnes. 

Geavy,  Gra-vi,  n.  de  jq,s  ov  rested  met,  &s. 

Geay,  Gra,  a.  hwjt  mikst  wid  blak;  dqrk;  hori. 

Geay,  Gra,  n.  a.  gra  kulor; — Q  bajer. 

Geay-beaed,  Gra-berd,  n.  an  old  man. 

Geayish,  Gra-iJ,  a.  aproqii)  tu  a  gra  kulor.  [gra. 

Geayness,    Gra-nes,  n.   stat  er   kwoliti  ov  beig 

Geaze,  Graz,  v.  i.  tu  et  gras;  tu  suplj  gras. 

Geaze,  Graz,  v.  t.  tu  suplj  wid  gras;  tu  tug 
Ijtli. 

Geazee,  Graz-er,  n.  wun  dat  fedz  on  gras. 

Geaziee,  Gra-3er,  n.  wun  dat  fedz  katl. 

Geease,  Gres,  n.  animal  fat  in  a  soft  stat. 

Geease,  Grez,  ttr  Gres,  n.  a  swelig  in  a  hersez  leg. 

Geease,  Grez,  v.  t.  tu  smer  orantynt  wid  gres. 

Geeasily,  Grez-i-li,  ad.  wid  gres. 

Geeasiness,  Grez-i-nes,  n.  &b  stat  ov  beig  grezi; 
erlines. 

Geeasy,  Grez-i,  a.  erli;  fat;  iii)kti],us;  gros. 

Geeat,  Grat,  a.  Iqrj;  qef;  prinsipal;  ilustrius;  emi- 
nent; niobl:  grand;  jenerus;  prsd;  magnanimus. 

Great-hearted,  Grat-hqrt-ed,  a.  hj-spirited. 

Geeatly,  Grat-li,  ad.  in  a  grat  degre;  hjli. 

Greatness,  Grat-nes,  n.  Iqrjnes;  digniti;  p-ser; 
stat. 

Greaves,  Grevz,  n.  anjent  qrmor  for  de  legz. 

Grecian,  Gre-Jan,  a.  relatiij  tu  Gres. 

Geecism,  Gres-iz-m,  n.  an  idiom  ov  de  Grek  lag- 
gwaj. 

Greedily,    Gred-i-li,  ad.  in  a  gredi  maner. 

Greediness,  Gred-i-nes,  n.  raver.usnes;  vorasiti. 

Geeedy,  Gred-i,  a.  ravenus;  vorajus;  eger. 

Geeedy-GUT,  GrEd-i-gut,t  n.  d  glutn;  a  devsrer. 

Geeek,   Grek,  a.  relatig  tu  Greks;  Grejan. 

Geeek,  Grek,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Gres;  a  Grejan; — de 
laflgwaj  ov  de  Greks  or  Grejanz. 

Geeen,  Gren,  a.  verdant;  flurijig;  frej;  undekad; 
nq,;  not  drj;  unrjp;  imati\,rd. 

Green,  Gren,  n.  a  gren  kulor;  a  grasi  plan;  levz. 

Green,  Gren,  v.  t.  tu  mak  gren. 

Geeencloth,  Gren-klut,  n.  a  kisnsel  hwiq  r^gyq,- 
lats  de  af4rz  ov  de  h'sshold  ov  de  soveren  ov  Ig- 
gland. 

Greengage,  Gren-gaj,  n.  a  spejez  ov  delijus 
plum.  [etablz. 

Greengrocer,  Gren-grca-scr,  n.  a  retaler  ov  vej- 

Greenhorn,  Gren-hern,{  n.a  re,  unpraktist  yuot. 

Greenhouse,  Gren-h-gs,  n.  a  hvs  fer  prezervig 
plants. 

Greening,  Gren-ig,  n.  a  Iqrj  gren  apl.         [gren. 

Greenish,  Gren-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  gren;  tendig  tu 

Greenly,   Gren-li,  ad.  wid  a  greuij  kulor;  Irojli. 


Geeenness,  Gren-nes,  w.  de  statov  beig  gren:  vi- 

riditi.  [teater. 

Greenroom,    Gren-room,    n,    a  rcom  ataqt  tu  a 
Greens,  Grenz,  n.  pi.  levz  ov  vejetablz,  fer  food. 
Greensickness,  Gren-sik-nes,  a.  adizez  ovmadz, 

Invii;  kezez  palnes;  klorosis. 
Greenstall,  Gren-stel, »».  a  stel  tuplas  grenz  on. 
Greensward,   Gren-swerd,    n.    a   turf,  on  hwiq 

gras  groz.  [gratyqlat. 

Greet,  Gret,    v.  t.    tu  adres;  tu  sahit;  tu  kon- 
Greet,  Gret,  v.  i.  tu  met  and  salqt; — *tu  wep. 
Geeeter,  Gret-er,  n.  wun  hO)  grets. 
Greeting,    Gret-ig,   n.    d  frendli  salytitajon  at 

metiij.  [herdz. 

Gregarious,    Gre-ga-ri-us,  a.    goig  in  floks  or 
Gregariously,    Gre-ga-ri-us-li,  ad.  in  a  flok  er 

kumpani.  [beig  in  herdz. 

Gregaeiousness,  Gre-ga-ri-us-nes,  n.  de  statov 
Gregorian,  Gre-ga-ri-an,  a.  belogig  tu  Gregori, 

er  de  stjl  er  metod  ov  kompqtig  tjm,  institqted 

bj  Pop  Gregori  xiii,  1582 — 5,  az  de  Grsgari- 

an  kalenddr; — notig  a  reflektig  teleskop. 
Gremial,    Gre-mi-al,   a.    pertanig  tu  de  lap  er 

buzom. 
Grenade,  Gre-nad,  n.  [-?r.]  a  litl  holo  bel  ov  jurn, 

tu  be  fild  wid  piider,  and  tron  upon  invaderz. 
Grenadier,  Gren-a-der,  n.  a  tol  fut  soljer. 
Grenado,  Gre-na-do,  n.  sam  az  grcnad. 
Grew,  GrcD,  i.  ov  Gru. 
Grey,  Gra,  a.  gra.     Se  (  Gray.y 
Greyhound,  Gra-h-snd,  ji.  a  tol,  flet  dog. 
Griddle,  Grid-1,  n.  an  jurn  pan  fer  bakig  kaks. 
Gride,  Grjd,  v.  i.  tu  kut;  tu  mak  wa  bj  kutig. 
Geidieon,  Grid-j-urn,  n.  a  portabl  grat  on  hwiq 

met  iz  lad  tu  be  brtrld. 
Grief,  Gref,  n.  soro;  aflikjon; — grevans. 
Grievance,  Grev-ans,  n.  a  rog  suferd;  an  injq,ri. 
Grieve,  Grev,  v.  t.  tu  aflikt:  tu  mak  sad. 
Grieve,  Grev,  v.  i.  tu  fel  soro;  tu  morn. 
Grievous,    Grev-us,   a.    afliktiv;   panful;   kezig 

soro;  atrojus;  hevi;  veksajus. 
Grievously,  Grev-us-li,  ad.  panfuli;  kalamitusli. 
Grievousness,    Grev-us-nes,    n.    soro;   pan;  ka- 

lamiti. 
Griffin,  Grif-in,   )  n.  [grifon,  Fr.]  a  fabld  animal, 
Griffon,  Grif-on,  j       reprezented  wid   de    uper 

pqrt  rezemblig  an  egl,  and  de  loer  pqrt,  a  Ijon. 
Grig,  Grig,  n.  a  smal  el; — a  meri  kretyqr. 
Grill,  Gril,  v.  t.  tu  brerl  on  a  grat  er  gridjurn. 
Grim,  Grim,  a.  horibl,  hidius;  frjtful:  ugli. 
Grimace.  Grim-as,  n.  a  distorjon  ov  de  kisntenans 

from  habit  er  insolens;  an  i^r  ov  afektajon. 
Grimalkin,   Gri-mal-kin,  n.    de  nam  ov  an  old 

kat.  [wid  filt. 

Grime,  Grjm,  v.  t.    tu  dert;  tu  suli  depli;  tu  deb 
Grime,  Grjm,  n.  dert  depli  insinyi],ated. 
Grimly,  Grim-li,  ad.  horibli;  hidiusli;  s-srli. 
Grimness,  Grim-nes,  n.  horor;  frjtful  vizaj. 
Grin,  Grin,  v.  i.  tu  Jo  de  tet  settugeder  in  Iqfter 

or  skorn. 
Grin,  Grin,  ji.  de  akt  ov  grinig;  an  afekted  Iqf. 
Grind,  Grjnd,  v.  t.  \i.  grsnd,  ps.  grjndig,  gr-snd;] 

tu  redqs  tu  p-sder  er  mel  bj  frikjon;  tu  Jqrpn; 

tu  rub:  tu  opres. 
Grind,  Grjnd,  v.  i.  tu  perform  de  akt  ov  grjndig; 

tu  rub  tugeder. 
Grinder,  Grjnd-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  grjndz;  an 

iiistntiment  for  grjndig;  a  bak  er  dubl  tcot. 
(jRlNDSTONE,    Grjnd-ston,    er  Grind-ston,    n.    a 

srikqlar  ston  on  hwiij  ojd  tiDlz  qr  gr-snd. 
Orip,  Grip,  n.  piser  ov  grjpig:  grasp;  grjp. 
(■RIPE,    Grjp,    V.  t.    tu  hold  hqrd;  tu  grasp;  tu 

skwez. 
Gripe,  Grjp,  v.  i.  tu  fel  de  kolik;  tu  pinq. 
Gripe,    Grjp,    n.    a  grasp;  hold;  prejqr. — pi.  &z 

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Griper,  Grjp-or,  «.  wun  hat  grips;  an  opr^sor. 
GaiHKTTb,  lin-i6t,  n.  [t'r.]  at  wjf  or  dotor  ova 

Kri'iK;  trmUinun. 
Odihki.v,  (rriD-kin,  n.  Ae  vtirtrbrt  uv  a  hog. 
Okislkd,  (irii-l<l,  a.  Se  {(rriziUd.) 
(iai8Lr.  Urii-li,  a,  drcdful;  horibl. 
Ukimo.na,  Gre-zu£i,  n.  At  iuhubiUiuU  or  de  estcrn 

Swis  Alps. 
Gsi8T,  Gri«t,  n.  korn  tu  be  gnsinl;  suplj;  nruvijon. 
GaiSTLE,     Gri:)-I,    n.    a  tut'    animal    0ub:jtuu!i;  a 

k(irtiliij. 
(JniSTLV,  Gris-li,  a.  mnd  ov,  or  ful  ov,  grisl. 
Grit,  Grit,  ».  At  Van  px^rt  ov  mel;  Rand:  grnvcl. 
Grittinkss,  Grit-ines,  n.  At  stat  ov  btio  griti. 
Uritty,  (irit-i,  a.  ful  ov  grit;  kundi:itig  uv  ^rit; 

sundi.  Igra. 

Grizzle,  Griz-I,  n.  a  inikstyi^r  ov  hirit  and  bluk; 
Grizzled,  Gri«-ld,  a.  intersjxir.st  wid  gra. 
(iRizzLY.  (Jriz-li,  a.  suiuliwot  p-a;  KfoiJ- 
Groa.v,  (irun,  v.  i.  tti  brr d  or  .sj,  iiz  in  pan. 
(iROAN,  (iron,  n.  a  dtp  sj  from  soro  or  pan. 
Groaning,  Grun-ip,  n.  liiiui-iitiiji>n;  a  dtp  sj. 
Groat,  (Jnit,  u.  a  pes  ov  iiiuui  valynd  at  for  pens, 

n\  not  kuront. 
(Jroats.  Gpit,-),  n.  pi.  uts  dath.iv  At  huU  takn  of. 
Grocer,  (Jru-sor,  n.  a  deiorin  te,  Jugar,  spjsez,  <ks. 
Groolky.    (iru-si-r-i,  n.  At  trad,  bizntv<  or  komod- 

itiz  iiuld  b|  grijsora;  de  Jop  ov  a  grosor. 

Grog.  (Jro;:,  ».  spirit  and  woUjr. 

GRociOKRY,  (JnSg-er-i,  n.  a  yilns  hwnrgrogiz  sold. 

Gkogkam,  (Jroij-nim,  )  ,.    ,  -n     .    r 

,,,       .     ,.    ,,   -  '  [  II.  a  kind  ov  »ilk  stuf. 

Grogshop,  <«r6;;-Jc)p,  n.  sam  nz  gnigori. 
Groi.v,    Grifn,  n.  de  pqrt  nekst  abdv  de  t{. 
(iROoji,  Gribin,  n.  wun  lun  ti-ndz  liorsuz. 
Groove.  (Jr<»v,  r.  (.  tu  kut  in  (;ani'lz:  tu  hola. 
(tRoovE.    (tnt>v,  n.  a  holo:  d  qaiu-l  kut  wid  a  tcjl. 
Grope,  Grup,  r.  /.  tu  fel  hw.'ir  wun  kiin  not  se. 
Grope,  Gru)p,  r.  /.  tu  .serq  bj  felij)  in  de  dqrk. 
Groper,  (irdip-er,  n.  wun  hot)  .>sor{;«'z  in  de  dqrk. 
Gross,    Gru.-<,  a.   tik:  buiki;  indelikat:  kor^j;  ]>al- 

]>abl;  impi'ir:  unrefind;  stq^pid;  dul:  fut. 
Gross,     Gruii,   n.    de  bulk   or  man  bodi; — twelv 

duzn. 
Grossly,  Grus-li,  a.  in  a  gros  manor,  kursli. 
Gro.ssne.ss,  (ir63-ncs,  n.  stnt  ov  bei^  gru.s:  komncs. 
Grot.  Gmt,  ii.  a  kav;  a  kuvcrn;  a  grotu. 
GROTESgi'E,  Gro-t»isk,  a.  di.itortcd;  fnnt:i.>itik. 
GROTEsgUELY,  Gru)-te.fk-li,  ad.    in  a  fanta-stikal 

miuuT. 
Grotto,  Gr6t-o,  n.  an  ornnni(^ntal  kav;  a  kavorn. 
Ground,  Gmnd,  n.  ert;land:  t^ritori:  flur;  botom: 

—  fvrat  prinsipl: — p).  \et,  or  sodimcnt. 
Gbound.  Gnjnd,    v.  t.  tu  plas  or  fiks;  tu  f-snd; 

tu  setl. 
Ground,  Gntnd,  v.  i.  tu  strjk  At  botom  or  grsnd, 

and  rrrnan  fik.tt. 
Ground.  Grund,  i.  and  p.  from  Grjnd. 
Groundaoe,  Grsnd-Hj,  n.  taks  for  a  Jips  standit) 

in  jxart. 
Groundabh,  (}r»nd-a/,  n.  a  saplip  ov  «J. 
Oroundbait,  (trSnd-bat,  n.  a  bHt  al'^d  tu  sijjk. 
Groundkloor,  (Jnind-flor,  ii.  de  loor  flur. 
Groundless,  itnind-lcs,  a.  vffd  ov  rtzn:  wontip 

gn"id.  |or  just  rezn. 

Groundluhsly,    (inind-los-li,  ad.    widiit  gmnd 
GROUNDLiJiS.XESS,  GrSnd-les-ne."!,  n.  wontov  gr^nd 

or  jii;<t  rrin. 
Groundling.  Gr-nnd-lij).  n.  a  fij:-  a  men  p9r«on. 
Grounpnut.  GrSnd-nut,  n.  a  plant  and  iu*  fnnt. 
Groundplate,  Griind-plat.  f».  At  luor  horit6ntal 

timber  ov  a  bildig,  kold  o\f*iffrxHdtil^nA<irs»d- 

nel.  I'l  bildin. 

Gbouxdplot,  Or*nd-plot,  n.  a  grund  6kyi\p{d  bJ 
GroundRent.  Grtind-rrnt,  n.  rent  pad  for  land, 

c.-ipt>Jtili  for  land  on  hwiq  a  bildig  standi. 


Groundsel,  Grftnd-sel,  n.  a  plant;  ragwart.    Se 

<  Orouiid/jlate.) 
Ground  HILL,    Griind-sil,  n.   At  Itjest  horizontal 

tiuiber  nil  liwicj  df  i-kstrrior  iz  iri'kttrd. 
Groundwork,    Gr-tiad-wurk,  n.    de  gr'snd;  f^rst 

prin^iplr  bu:j. 
Group,  GrJ>p,  n.  a  klust«r;  a  kolck/on. 
Group,  Grmp,  r.  (.  tu  form  intu  grixi|>s;  tu  koUkt. 
Grouse,  Gms,  n.  red  and  blak  hrt  gum. 
Grout,    Grist,    n.    kurs  mrl;  wirt;  -ujurtar  in  a 

flqid  stilt; — pi.  ticdiiuent  ov  likor. 
(iROVE,  Gruv,  ri.  a  6m>j|  wud:u  plu^  Kct  wid  tret. 
Grovel,  Grov-el,  r.  i.  tu  Ij  prun;  tu  krrp  lu  on 

dr  grKnd;  tu  be  men  or  vjl. 
Groveller,  Grov-cl-cr,  n.  wun  hot  grovelx. 
Grow,    Gru,    r.  i.    [i.  griD.  ps.  gruig,  gron:]    tu 

vejctiit:  tu  iiikrt'<  in  sjz;  tu  impriLv;  tu  udvdns; 

tu  ekstund:  tu  bekdm. 
Grow,  Gro,  t-.  /.  tu  k^z;  tu  gru;  tu  rnz. 
Grower,  Gru-er,  /».   wun  ha>  gruz;  a  fqriuer. 
(Jrowl,    Grtil,    V,  i.    tu  suqrl;   tu    murmur;  tu 

gruinbl. 
Growl,  Gnsl,  v.  t.  tu  signify  or  ekspres  bj  gnsli^, 
(iRoWL.  (irisl,  II.  a  murmur  az  ov  an  uy;^ri  kur. 
Grown,  Grun,  p.  fruin  Gru;  advdnjt. 
Growth,  Grut,  n.  vojeiajun;  pruduktitig  prudi'^st; 

iiikres  ov  statyiir:  advuu^:  advdu.iuifut. 
Grub,  Grub,  «•.  t.  tu  dig  up;  tu  r<i)t  ■st. 
Grub,  (irub,  h.  q  kjnd  ov  wurm  or  magotia  dworf. 
(jRUB'AXE,  (Jriib-aks,  ii.  a  t.tjl  ynzd  in  grubip. 
Grubber,  Griib-cr,  n.  wun  hj>  grubz;  an  a^rikiilt- 

yunil  t-bl  wid  trt. 
Gruustreet,  Griib-stret,  n.  and  a.  orijinali,  de 

niim  ov  u  strct  ncr  Mdjr-feldz  in  Lundon,   muc 

inhabited  bj  .xkriblerz  for  At  ]ircs: — huns  yi^zd 

mustli  az  an  adji-kliv,  tu  dcsignat  a  men  litcr- 

ari  pruxluk/on;  men;  lu. 
Grudge,  Gruj,  r.  t.  tu  onvi  At  enjffment  ov;  ta 

giv  unwiiifjli;  tu  brgruj. 
Grudge,   Gruj,  r.  t.    tu  murmur;  tu  be  onrius; 

tu  grev. 
Grudge,  Gruj,  n.  an  old  kworcl;  il-wil;  cnvi. 
(iRi'DGBR,  (iriij-iT,  II.  wun  lut)  grujoz. 
Grudgingly,    Griij-iy-li,    ad.    unwili{)li;   reluk- 

tantli.  [tcr. 

Gruel,  Gnfi-cl,  n.  fetid  mnd  bj  flitr  or  mel  in  wo- 
Gru KK,  Gruf,  a.  sisr  ov  as}>ckt;  bqrj  ov  muncn; 

ruf:  unsivil. 
(Jrufklt.  Gnif-li,J  ad.  in  a  gruf  mancr;  bqrjli. 
<iRUFKNKSS,    Griif-ncs,  n.    hqrjncs   ov  manor  ar 

Ink. 
Grum,  Grum,  a.  sur;  surli;  sever:  grim:  hqrj. 
<iRUMBLE,  Gnim-bl,  r.  i.  tu  murmur  wid  diskon- 

U'lit:  tu  gr'xl:  tu  kompliin:  tu  find  folt. 
Grumbler,    Griim-bk-r,    ».    wun  \i<x>  grumbli;  a 

uiuruiurvr.  [nffi. 

Grumbling,    Gnim-blip,  n.  a  murmurig:  a  burs 
Grume,    Gnnm,   ii.   a  tik,  visid   kon^i^tcos  ov  a 

fhlid. 
(!rumly,  Gnim-li,^  a(^.  in  a  grum  maner:  sulenli. 
(Jrumous,  <inf)-mu!<,  a.  tik;  kloti'd;  visid. 
Grumous.ness,     Gnf>-mu:i-ncs,    n.  destatovbei^ 

kiiiikreteil. 
(iRUNT,  Grunt,  r.  i.  tu  mnk  a  nax  Ijk  a  hog. 
(!rint.  Grunt,  n.  At  niri  ov  a  hog;  a  gron. 
tiRUNTLE,  (Jriint-l,*  f.  »'.  sam  ai  (^runt. 
(iRUNTLiNG,  (Jnint-lin.J  ».  a  yup  hog;  a  pig. 
tiRYPiioN.  tirif-on.  n.  Se  (  </ri^»ii.) 
tiUAiAiuM.    (iwii-ya-kum,  n.   a  roiiniu  aubotau 

obliiiid  from  d  tre. 
(JuARANTKE,    Gar-nn-ti,  h.  Jqrti  for  porfonnans; 

/qrli:-  wun  tu  hojin  a  giininlc  or  Jqrti  ii  mad. 
Guarantee,    Ciar-an-ti,    r.  /.    tu  nndcrtak  dat 

antidvr  jnl  perform  stipyiila/onB;    tu  infqr  At 

|H'rf>rinans  ov;  tu  worant.  jantil. 

Guarantor,  Gar-an-tor,  n.  {Lav^)  wun  boi  gar- 


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Guaranty,    Gar-an-ti,  n.  a  Jq,rti  fer  performans; 

garants.     Se  (  Guarantee.) 
GuAED,  Gqrd,  v.  t.  tu  prcatekt;  tm  defend;  tu  Jtld; 

tu  prgzerv  bj  kojon. 
GuAED,    (iqrd,  V.  i.  tu  bs  in  a  stat  ov  kejon  er 

dcfens. 
GuAED,  Gqrd,  «..  a  man  er  bodi  ov  men  emplffd 

fer  dtfens;  protekjon;  kfir;  pqrt  ov  de  hilt  ov  a 

sord;  a  postyn,r  tia  defend  de  bodi;  eni  tii)  dat 

protekts.  [t«kted. 

GuAEDABLE,   Gqrd-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  pro- 
GcAEDEDNESS,  G^rd-ed-nes,  n.  keJon;  whines. 
GUAEDER,  Gqrd-er,  n.  wun  boo  gqrdz. 
GuAEDiAN,  Gq,r-di-an,  n.  wun  htt)  haz  de  k^r  ov 

an  erfan,  er  uder  person;  a  protektor. 
Gdaedian,    Gc^r-di-an,   a.    performig  de  ofis  ov 

protektor.  [dian. 

Guardianship,  G^r-di-an-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ova  gqr- 
GuARDLtss,  Gqrd-Ies,  a.  wid-st  defens;  defensles. 
Guard-room,  Gqrd-riDm,  n.  a  room  in  hwiq  doz 

hO)  qr  apernted  tia  woq  asembl. 
Gdardship,  Gqrd-Jip,  )i.  a  Jip  tu  gqrd  de  kost. 
GUBEENATION,     Gq,-ber-na-Jon,    n.    guvernment; 

rttil.  [tia  a  guvernor. 

GuBEENATOEiAL,  Gq,-ber-na-t6-ri-al,  a.  relatiij 
Gudgeon,    Giij-on,   n.    a  smol  fij; — a  man  ezili 

(jeted; — an  jurn  pin  on  hwiq  a  hwel  turnz. 
Gudgeon,   Giij-on,   v.  t.    tu.  qet. 
GuEEDON,  Ger-don,*  n.  [FrA  a  rekompens. 
Guerilla,  Gur-il-a,  n.  \_Sp.\  a  peti  werf^r. 
Guess,  Ges,  v.  i.  tu  konjektyq,r;  tu  juj  wid-st  eni 

serten  prinsiplz.     It  iz  mug  yi|,zd  kolokwiali  in 

de  sens  ov,  tu  belev:  tu  supoz;  tu  tigk. 
Guess,  Ges,  v.  t.  tu  hit  upon  bj  konjektyq^r. 
Guess,  Ges,  n.  a  konjektyqr;  a  supozijon. 
GuESSEE,  Ges-er,  n.  wun  hm  gesez. 
Guest,  Gest,  n.  wun  entertand  bj  aniider. 
Guest-chamber,  Gest-qam-ber,  n.  a  qamber  ov 

entertanment. 
Guggle,  Giig-l,  v.  i.  Se  (  Chirgle.) 
GuiDABLE,  Gjd-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  ... 
Guidage,  Gjd-aj,  n.  rewerd  givn  tu  a  gjd. 
Guidance,  Gjd-ans,  n.  direkjon;  guvernment. 
Guide,  Gjd,  v.  t.  tu  direkt;  tu  guvern;  tu  reg- 

yqlat;  tu  kondukt;  tu  led. 
Guide,  Gjd,  «.  wun  boo  gjdz;  a  direktor. 
GuiDELESS,  Gjd-les,  a.  havig  no  gjd. 
GuiDEPOST,  Gjd-post,  n.  a  direktii)  post. 
GuiDER,  Gjd-er,  n.  a  direktor:  a  gjd. 
Guild,  Gild,  «.  a  sosjeti;  a  kerporajon. 
Guilder,  Gild-er,  n.  a  florin,  a  foren  kern. 
Guildhall,  Gild-hel,  n.  de  hel  in  hwiq  a  kerpo- 
rajon yvisqali  asemblz;  a  t-sn-hel. 
Guile,  Gjl,  n.  desetful  kunig;  qrtifis;  deset;  fred; 

dqplisiti.  [erus. 

Guileful,  Gjl-ful,  a.  wjli:  insidius;  qrtful;  treq- 
GuiLEFULLY,  Gjl-ful-i,  ad.  insidiusli:  tr^qerusli. 
Guilefulness,  Gjl-ful-nes,  n.  sekret  tregeri. 
Guileless,  Gjl-les,  a.  fre  from  deset;  onest. 
GuiLELESSNESS,  Gjl-les-nes,  n.  onesti. 
Guillotine,  Gil-o-ten,  n.  [Fr.'l  a  majen  for  be- 

hedii)  yqzd  in  Frans.  [giloten. 

Guillotine,  Gil-o-ten,  v.  t.    tu  dekapitat  bj  de 
Guilt,  Gilt,  n.  kriminaliti;  sin;  a  krjm. 
Guiltily,  Gilt-i-li,  ad.  in  a  kriminal  maner. 
Guiltiness,  Gilt-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  gilti. 
Guiltless,  Gilt-les,  a.  inosent;  fre  from  krjm. 
Guiltlessly,  Gilt-les-li,  ad.  wid-»t  gilt. 
Guiltlessness,  Gilt-les-nes, ».  fredomfrom  krjm. 
Guilty,  Gilt-i,  a.  havii)  gilt;  justli  qqrjabl  wid 

Q  krjm;  not  inosent;  wiked. 
Guinea,  Gin-e,  n.   fermerli  an  IngliJ  gold  kern, 

valyn  21  Jiligz  sterlifl;  21  Jiligz. 
Guinea-hen,  Gin-e-hen,  n.  a  spejez  ov  f^sl. 
Guinea-pig,  Gin-e-pig,  n.  a  smol  animal. 
Guise,  Gjz,  n.  maner;  men;  habit;  dres. 


Guitar,  Gi-t^r,  n.  an  instroament  ov  mn,zik. 
GuLES,  Gqlz,  a.  [Her.']  red. 
Gulf,  Gulf,  n.  a  ba:  an  opnig  intu  land;  an  abis. 
GuLFY,  Giilf-i,  a.  ful  ov  gulfs  er  hwerlp<Dlz. 
Gull,  Gu1,J;  v.  t.  tu  trik;  tu  get;  tu  defred. 
Gull,  Gul,  n.  a  se-f ^1; — a  trik;  a  fred; — wun  ezili 

(jeted. 
GuLLER,  Gul-er,J:  n.  wun  hcD  gulz:  a  get. 
Gullet,  Giil-et,  n.  de  trot;  de  esofagus. 
Gullibility,  Gul-i-bil-i-ti,J  n.  wek  kredt^liti. 
Gullish,  Gul-iJ,  a.  foilij;  stqpid;  absurd. 
Gully,  Gdl-i,  h.  a  raven;  a  ganel; — a  Iqrj  njf. 
Gully,  Gul-i,  v.  t.  tu  wj^r  awa  bj  weteror  frikjon, 
Gully,  Giil-i,  v.  i.  tu  form  a  ganel;  tu  gurgl. 
Gully-hole,  Gdl-i-hol,  n.  a  hoi  hwq,r  de  guterz 

emti  demselvz  intu  a  subteraneus  scoer.     [rasiti. 
GuLOSITY,  Gq,-16s-i-ti,  n.   gredines;   glutni;     vo- 
Gulp,  Gulp,!  V.  t.  tu  swolo  egerli;  tu  suk  d-sn. 
Gulp,  Gulp,  J  n.  az  mug  az  kan  be  swolod  at  wuns. 
Gum,  Gum,  n.   a  viskus  jvis  ov  serten  trez; — de 

fleji  kuverig  dat  kontanz  de  tet. 
Gum,  tium,  r.  t.  tu  kloz  or  woj  wid  gum.    [gumz. 
Gumboil,  Gum-berl,  n.     a  panful   tremor   on  ds 
Gumbo,  Gum-bo,  n.  fod  prep^rd  from  okra. 
GuMMiNESS,  Gum-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  gumi. 
Gummous,  Glim-US,    a.    ov  de  natyq,r  ov  gum; 

gumi. 
Gummy,  Gum-i,  a.  konsistiij  ov,  er  havig  gum. 
GuMP,t*  Gump,  n.  anekward,  fiDliJ  person;  a  dolt. 
Gumption,  Gum-Jon, t*  ".  understandig;  skil. 
Gun,  Gun,  n.  a  jeneral  nam  for  f  jrqrmz;  a  mus- 
ket. 
Gun,  Gun,  v.  i.  tu  Joot  wid  a  gun.  [gunz. 

Gunboat,  Gun-bot,  n.   a.  bot  kariig  wun  er  t<l> 
Gunnel,  Gun-el,  n.     Se  {Gunwale.) 
Gunner,  Gdn-er,  n.  a  kanoner;  wun  ho)  Jcots;  a 

naval  ofiser  hoo  haz  de  gqrj  ov  de  erdnans,  am- 

yqnijon,  &s.,  ov  a  Jip. 
Gunnery,  Gun-er-i,  n.  de  qrt  ov  manajig  gunz  or 

kanon. 
Gunning,  Gun-ig,  n.  de  yn,s  ov  a  gun  in  Jcotig. 
Gunpowder,  Gun-p-s-der,  n.  de  p^sder  put  intu 

gunz;— a  kompozijon  ov  seltpeter,   sulfur   and 

gqrkol. 
Gunshot,  Giin-Jot,  n.  de  reg  er  ranj  ov  a  gun. 
Gunshot,  Giin-Jot,  a.  mad  bj  de  Jot  ov  a  gun. 
Gunsmith,  Gnn-smif),  n.  a  man  hco  maks  gunz. 
GuNSTOCK,  Gun-stok,  n.  de  wud  in  hwig  a  gun 

iz  fikst. 
Gunter's-chain,   Gun-terz-gan,  n.  a.  gan  7q,zd 

for  me^qrig  land. 
Gunwale,  Gun-wal,  or  Gun-el,  n.  de  uper  pqrt 

ov  a  Jips  sjd,  from  de  hqf  dek  tu  de  forkasl. 
GuRGE,  Gurj,  n.  a  hwerlpcDl;  a  gulf. 
Gurgle,  Gdr-gl,  v.  i.   tu  guj,  az  weter  from  a 

both 
GuRGLET,  Gdrg-let,  n.  a  porus  erten  vesel. 
Gush,  GuJ,  v.  i.  tu  flo  er  ruj  -st  wid  vjolens. 
Gush,  GuJ,  n.  a  kopius  emijon  ov  weter  er  likor. 
Gusset,  Gds-et,  n.  an  aggqlar  pes  ov  klot  at  de 

uper  end  ov  a  Jert  slev,  de  nek  ov  a  gqrment,  &s. 
Gust,  Gust,  n.   sens  ov  tastig; — blast  ov  wind;  a 

gal. 
Gustable,  Gdst-a-bl,*  a.  plezant  tu  de  tast. 
Gusto,  Gds-to,  n.  [It.]   de  relij  ov  enitig;  Ijkig. 
Gusty,  Gus-ti,  a.  stermi;  tempestyrj^us;  windi. 
Gut,  Gut,  n.  de  internal  pasaj  for  fiud;  a  pasaj. 
Gut,  Gut,  v.  t.  tu  eviserat;  tu  dre;  tu  tak  'St. 
GuTTA,  Gdt-a,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Gdt-e;  a  litl  kon;  a  drop. 
Gutta-percha,  Gdt-a-p^r-ga,  n.  a.  gum  elastik; 

partakig  ov  de  natyqr  ov  kobguk. 
GuTTA-SEEENA,  Gut-a-sg-re-nu,  n.    [Z.]  {Med.) 

a  dizez  ov  de  j. 
GuTTEE,  Gut-er,  n.  a  pasaj  fer  weter;  a  ganel. 
GuTTEE,  Gdt-er,  v.  t.  tu  kut  in  smel  holoz. 
Guttle,  Gdt-l,t  v,  t.  tu  swolo;  tu  guzl. 


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Guttle,  Giit-1,1  r.  i.  tu  fed  grtilili;  tu  guzl. 
OuTTLEB,  (Jdt-lor,J  n.  a  grrdi  iter. 
OfTTULOL'8,  Gut-ii-luii,  «.  in  dc  fcirin  ov  a  smol 

drop. 
GuTTt'EAL,  Gdt-ur-al,  a.  belogig  tu  de  trot. 
GuTTfRAL,  Gdt-ur-al,  n.  a  lotor  pron'inst  qcfli  bj 

df  (rut.  iiz  Ic,  and  ff. 
GuTTLUALXESS,  Giil-ur-al-Dcs,  n.    de  kwoliti  ov 

bri|)  Ku'ur'''-  [i'P- 

Guy,  (<|,  II.  {.Vaut.)  a  rup  yi^zd  for  liftin  in  a 
Guzzle,  (luz-l.t  v.  i.  tu  swolo  cnitij)  prcdili. 
Guzzle,  Guz-1,J  v.  t.  tu  swolo  wid  imodcmt  gust. 
Guzzle,  Giiz-I,*  ii.  an  iufui/iabl  tij)  or  pi^rson. 
Guzzler,  Guz-k'r,J  n.  an  imudurut  eter  or  drigkcr. 
GVDE,  .Ijli.  II.    a  sner;  a  tqnt.     Se  {(j'tlie.) 
Gymxasiaucu,  Jim-na-zi-qrk,  n.  a  master  ov  a 

jiiniiu;yuin. 
GvM.NASiL'M,  Jim-nd-si-um,  n.  [L.)   pi.  Jim-nd- 

ji-ii,  vr  Jiin-na-si-uuiz;  a  plas  for  atldtik  dkacr- 

8|zez:  u  iioiniuHri;  a  skoil. 
Gymnast,  .liiu-must,  )  n.   wun    hd)    teqez  or 

Gymnastic,  Jim-nds-tik,  i     praktiscz  atldtik  ^ks- 

er:i{zez. 
Gymnastic,  Jim-nas-tik,  a.  relatig  tu  jiinnastiks; 

iitletik. 
Gymnasticallt,  Jim-nas-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  jim- 

n;i.~iik  nianer.  [or  eksenijz. 

Gymnastics,  .liin-nns-tiks,  n.  pi.  At  jimnastik  qrt 
Gymnosoi'IIist,  Jim-n6s-u)-fist,  ii.  an  Indian  fi- 

16.-kjffr  lub  livd  nakfd  in  de  wudz. 
Gymnosferm,   Jim-ucs-sporm,   n.   a  plant  havig 

naked  sedz. 


Gymnospebmoub,  Jim-nu-.<|>vr-mu«,  a.  bavig  na- 
ked ^erlz. 
Gymnote,  Jim-not,  n.  de  elektrik  el;  jimnutuj. 
Gyna:ocbacy,  Jin-e-^k-ra-si,   n.    femal  guvom- 

uicnt. 
(lYNANDER,  Jj-n4n-der,  n.  a  plant,  de  stamons  or 

liwii;  qr  inst-rtfd  in  de  pistil. 
Gynanubia,  Jj-nan-dri-a,    fi.    a    klas  ov   plants 

hwiq  huv  diir  stamcnz  and  piatilx  kon8<Slidat«d 

inlu  u  siflgl  b<)di. 
Gynandrous,  Jj-nan-drus,  a.  havig  stamonz  and 

pistilz  konsolidated. 
Qynarchy,  Jin-qr-ki,        )  n.  femnl  guvemmcnt; 
Gynocracy,  Ji-ntjk-ra-si,  i      jiuekokrasi. 
Gynecoceasy,  Jin-c-k6k-ra-si,  n.  feinal  guvern- 

uicnt. 
Gypseous,  Jip-se-us, )  i  »•    »     •• 

Gypsine,  Jip-sin,         1  "•  '^^^'0  ^"^  J'P*"""- 
Gypsum,  Jip-sum,  n.  plaster-stun;  a  nntiv  sulfat 

ov  Ijm. 
Gypsy,  Jip-si,  n.  a  strolig  begar;  a  fortyqn  teler. 
(Jyral,  Jj-ral,  a.   turnig  r'Snd;  rutsitori;  jjratciri. 
Gyrate,  Jj-rat,  r.  i.  tu  turn  n$nd;  tu  hwerl. 
Gyration,  Jj-ni-/on,  n.  de  akt  ov  turnig  ab'st. 
(lYUATORY,  Jj-ra-to-ri,  a.  mojvij)  nsnd;  rutatori. 
Gyre,  Jjr,*  ii.  a  serkl  or  serkqlar  luajun. 
Gyrkalcon,   .ler-fo-kn,  ii.     Sc  {Gerfalcm.) 
Gyromancy,  Jj-rij-man-si,  n.  a  sort  ov  divinajon, 

portViriud  b^  wokig  in  or  rsnd  a  89rk]. 
Gyron,  Jj-ron,  ii.  [Her.]  wun  ov  de  ordinariz. 
Gyve,  Jiv,*  n.  a  feter;  a  qan  for  de  legz. 
Gyve,  J^v,*  i-.  t.  tu  feter;  tu  Jakl. 


H. 


Hh,  iz  a  not  ovaapira/on,  era  mqrkov  strot) 
,  bredig;  in  de  romanik  kombinajon  wh,  ol 
©rtoepiats  agre  dat  de  bredip  h  iz  de  inijal  ele- 
ment. 

Ha,  Ilq,  inter.  [L.].  an  cksprejon  ov  wunder,  sur- 
priz,  sudeu  egzerjon,  or  Iqftcr. 

Habeas  corpus,  lld-bc-as  kor-pus,  n.  [Z.]  {Zaw} 
a  fit,  for  deliverig  a  person  from  fols  imprizn- 
uiont,  As.  [wi\rz. 

Haberdasher,  Hab-er-daJ-er,  n.   adeler  in  smol 

Haberdashery,  Hab-cr-daJ-er-i,  n.  smol  gudz, 
or  w.irz. 

Habekuine,  Hab-er-di'n,  n.  a  drjd  solt  kod, 

Haberueon,  Ua-b^r-jc-on,  n.  qrmor  for  de  nek, 
and  brcst.  [mcnt. 

Habiliment,  Ha-bil-i-ment,  n.  dres;  klodz;  gqr- 

Hauility,  Ha-bil-i-ti,*  n.  fakulli;  n's  ahiliti. 

Habit,  H:ib-it,  n.  dres;  gqrb, — kustom:  invetcrat 
yqs:  yiizaj;  stat  ov  cni  tin;  az  hahit  ov  bodi. 

Habit,  Hab-it,  r.  «.  tu  dres;  tu  akiDter;  tu  arii. 

Habitable,  Hab-it-a-bl,  a.  kajjabl  ov  beij)  dwelt 
in.  (beifl  dwelt  in. 

Habitableness,    Hab-it-a-bl-ncs,  n.    kajw^iti  ov 

Habitant,  Hab-i-taut,*  n.  a  dwelcr;  an  inhabi- 
tant. 

Habitat,  H:ib-i-tat,  n.  [L.]  de  plas  for  de  nit- 
yqnil  grub  uv  plants,  animali^  insckts,  ks. 

Habitation,  Hab-i-la-Jon,  n.  a  plas  or  ab<^;  a 
dwclig. 

Habitep,  Hab-it-od,  a.  klodd;  aktlstomd;  yii^i^al. 

Habitual,  Ha-bit-yq-al,  a.  beij)  in  konstant 
yqs:  kustoiunri;  konstant.  [habit. 

Habitually,    Ha-bit-yq-al-i,  nd.  kdstomarili;  bj 

Habituate.  Ha-bit-yi^-at,  r.  t.  tu  aktbtom;  tu 
mak  familvar.  j 


Habitude,  Hab-i-tt^d,  n.  lofl  kustom:  habit;  stat. 
Hack,  Hak,   c.   t.  tu  kut;  tu  qop;  tu  kut  klum- 

zili.  [a  bakni:  a  hakni  kocj. 

Hack,  Hak,  n.  a  noq:  a  kut: — a  hors  kept  for  hjr; 
Hack,  Hak,  v.  t.  tu  hakni;  tu  turn  prustitqt. 
Hackberey,    Hak-ber-i,  n.   a  Iqrj  Amerikan  for- 
est trc. 
Hackle,  Hak -I,  r.  t.    tu  separat;  tu  t^ra^dnder, 

tu  hak;  tu  dres  flaks. 
Hackle,   Hiik-l,   n.    a  flj  for  af)gli{); — a  kom  for 

dresij)  flaks.     Se  {I/nicful.}  [lcir(j. 

Hackmatack,    H:'ik-ma-tak,   n.  de  Amerikan  red 
Hackney,  H:ik-ni,  h.  a  nag:  a  hjrd  bors;  a  bjrlio: 

a  prcistittit:  euitig  let  ut  for  hjr. 
Hackney,  H:ik-ni,  a.  muq  j'qzd:  let  vt  for  hjr. 
Hackney,   Hak-ni,    v.    t.    tu  jt\%  muq;  tu  mak 

kuuion.  [hjr. 

Hackneycoach,    Hi'ik-ni-ko^,    n.  a  karij  let  for 
Hackneyed,  Hak-nid, />.  a.  muq  ynzd or  warn. 
Had,  Had,  i.  and /i.  ov  Ilav. 
Haddock,  H/id-ok,  n.  a  se-fif,  ov  de  kod  kjnd. 
Hade,  Hud,   ii.  de  step  des<Jnt  ov  a  Jaft:  des^nt. 
Hades,  Hii-dez,  u.  [Gr.'\  de  plas  ov  de  ded,  or  or 

deiiqrtcd  spirits. 
Hakt.  Haft,    fi.  a  handl; — r.  f.  tu  set  in  a  haft. 
Hao,  Hai;,  11.  a  wiq;  a  fqri;  an  old,  ugli  wuman. 
Hao,    Hag,  f.    t.    tu  tonutint;  tu  haras  wid  van 

teror. 
Hagoard,  H.ig-nrd,  a.  len;  rugcd;  pal;  deformd. 
Hagoaed,    Hag-ard,  n.   a  spejes  ov  hok;  oni  tig 

ugli. 
Hagoaedly,  H;ig-ard-li,  ad.  deformedli:  foUli. 
Haggis,    H:ig-is,  n.  a  Sko^  dij  ov  qopt  met. 
Haggish,  H.-ig-ij,  a.  Ijk  a  hag:  defiinnd;  horid. 
Haggle,  Hag-1,  v.  t.  tu  kut;  tu  qop;  tu  maggl. 


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Haggle,  H.ig-l,  v.  i.  tu  be  difikult  in  a  bqrgen. 
Haggler,  Hag-ler,  7i.  wun  ho  haglz. 
Hagiographal,    Ha-ji-6g-ra-fal,    a.   relatii)  tia 

hajiografi. 
Hagiographer,  Ha-ji-6g-ra-fer,  ii.  a  holirjter. 
Hagiography,  Ha-ji-6g-ra-fi,  n.  sakred  rjiiijz;  rte 

sakrt'd  Skriptyi]^rz.  L*'B^- 

Hagiology,    Ha-ji-61-o-ji,  n.    a  tretiz  on  sakred 
Hagship,  Hag-Jip,  n.  ds  titl  ov  a  wiq  er  hag. 
Haguebut,  jftag-but,  n.  a  kulverin;  qrkwEbus. 
Hah,  Hq,  inter,  ekspresii)  surprjz,  or  efort. 
Haha,  Hq-hi^,  )i.  a  fens  suijk  btlu  de  grand. 
Hail,  HhI,    n.  drops  ov  rau  frozn  in  felir). 
Hail,  Hal,  r.  t.  tia  pordisn  hal: — v.  i.  tia  por. 
Hail,   Hal,  inter,  a  term  ov  salyqtajon:  belt. 
Hail,  Hal,  a.  hclti;  s^nd.     Se  {Jlale.} 
Hail,  Hal,  r.  t.  tu  salqt;  tu  kel  tu. 
Hail-fellow,  Hal-fel-o,  n.  a  kompanyon. 
Hail-siiot,  Hal-Jot,  n.  smol  Jot  skaterd  Ijk  hal. 
Hail-Stoxe,    Hal-stQn,  n.   a  pqrtikl,  er  siggl  bol 

ov  hal. 
Haily,  Hal-i,  a.  konsistirj  ov  hal:  ful  ov  hal. 
Hainous,  Ha-nus,*    Se  {Ileinout:.} 
Hair,  Uiit,  n.  dri,  elastik  filaments  arjziij  from  de 

skin  ov  animalz;  a  siijgl  hi^r. 
Haiubrained,  H4r-brand,  a.     Se  {Harehmined.} 
Hairbreadth,  Hi'ir-brodf,  n.  a  veri  smol  distans; 

djarngter  ov  a  hqr; — veri  naro. 
Hairbrush,  H4r-bruJ,  n.  a  bruj  fer  de  hf^r. 
Haircloth,    H4r-klot,    u.  stuf  mad  ov  hq,r,  veri 

ruf. 
Hairiness,  H4r-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  b^ri. 
Hairless,  H4r-les,  a.  destiti^t  ov  hq,r:  bold. 
Hairy,  U4i'-i,  a.  kuverd  wid,  or  konsistii)  ov  h^r. 
Hake,  Hak,   n.  a  kind  ov  fij  re/.emblii)  de  kod. 
x»-Halberd,     Hal-berd,  er    Hol-berd,  ;;.   a  kjnd  ov 

spgr;  a  kros-bqr.  [halberd. 

Halberdier,   Hal-ber-de'r,    n.  wun  qrmd  wid  a 
Halcyon,  Hal-si-on,  n.  a  se  herd;  de  kig  fijer. 
Halcyon,  Hal-si-on,  a.  plasid;kwjet;  stihpesfval. 
Hale,  Hal,  a.  helf)i;s'8nd;  hqrti;  uninjqrd. 
Hale,*  Hal,  er  Hel,  v.  t.  tu  drag.     Se  {Haul.) 
Haler,*  Hal-er,  er  Hel-er,  n.  wun  hit)  holz.     Se 

{Baul.} 
Half,    Hqf,  n.,  pi.  Hqvz;  a  mffeti;  anekwal  pqrt. 
Half,  Hqf,  ad.  in  pqrt;  ekwali. 
Half,  Hqf,  a.  konsistir)  ov  a  mffeti,  er  hqf. 
Half-blood,    Hqf-blud,   n.  wun  born  ov  de  sam 

fqderor  mudcr,  but  not  ov  hat;  relajon  bj  wun 

pqrent; — yqzd  olso  az  an  adjektiv. 
Half-cent,  Hqf-sent,  «.  akoperk<yn,  ov  de  Yix- 

nited  Stats,  ov  de  valyq  ov  fjv  milz. 
Half-cock,    Hqf-kok,  n.  de  pcDziJon  ov  a  gun  at 

de  ferst  noq. 
Half-crown,  H^lf-kr-sn,  n.  an  Ii)gliJ  silver  kern, 

valyqd  at  t<n  Jiliflz  and  siks-pens  sterlii). 
Half-dime,   Hqf-djm,  n.  d  silver  kern  ov  de  Yq,- 

njted  Stats,  ov  de  valyq  ov  fjv  sents. 
Half-dollar,    Hqf-dol-ar,  n.  a  silver  kffn  ov  de 

Yiinjtcd  Stats,  ov  de  valyq,  ov  fifti  sents. 
Half-kagle,  Hqf-e-gl,  n.  an  Amerikan gold  kern. 

ov  de  valyq  ov  fjv  dolarz.  [ed. 

Half-moon,    flqf-mcon,  n.  de  main  hqf  ilqminat- 
Half-pay,  Hqf-pa,  n.  a  redqst  pa. 
Half-penny,  Hqf-pen-i,  er  Ha-pen-i,  n.,pl.  Hc^f- 

pens,  ur  Ha-pens;    a  koper  kern. 
Half-seas-over,  Hqf-SEz-6-ver,t  a.    hqf-drur)k; 

tipsi.  [midl. 

Half-way,   H^f-wa,  a.    ekwidistant; — ad.  in  de 
Half-wit,  Hqf-wit,  n.  a  foilij  fclo. 
Half-witted,  Hqf-wit-ed,  a.  fmlij.  [fiJ. 

Halibut,  Hal-i-but,  er  H61-i-but,  n.  a  Iqrj,  flat  se- 
Hall,   Hel,  n.  a  kort  ov  justis, — a  manor  hTjs;  an 

entri;  a  Iqrj  rffim;  a  kolejiat  bodi. 
Hallelujah,   Hal-e-lq-ya,  n.  [Heb.]  praz  ye  de 

Lerdja  soij  ov  tagksgivig. 


Halliards,  Hal-yardz,  j  n.  pi.  in  netikal  lag- 
Halyaeds,  Hal-yordz,      )       gwaj,  rops   or    takl 

tbi  htrst  er  loer  yqrdz,   salz,  and  signalz. 
Halloo,    Ha-lijo,    inter,   ekspresin    iusjtmeut  or 

kel. 
Halloo,  Ha-Ido,  v.  i.  tu  krj,  az  after  de  dogz. 
Halloo,    Ha-lco,  v.  t.   ta  enkdraj   wid  Jists;   tu 

kol  tu. 
Hallow,  Hal-o,  «.  t.  tu  k6nsekrat;tu  mak  holi. 
Hallowmas,  Hal-o-mas,    n.  de  fest  ov  91-Sq1z. 
Hallucinate,    Ha-li'i,-si-nat,  v.  i.  tu  stumbl;  tu 

blunder.  [der;  mistak. 

Hallucination,  Ha-hi,-si-na-Jon,  n.  eror;  blun- 
Halo,    Ha-lo,    n.   a  brjt   serkl    r'snd  de   sun  er 

mjjn;  a  glori. 
Haloid,  Hal-erd,   n.  (  6'A«7W.)  a  spejez  ov  selt. 
Halser,  Ho-ser,  n.  a  rop.     Se  {Hawser.} 
Halt,  Helt,  v.  t.  tia  limp;  tu  stop;  tu  hezitat. 
Halt,  Holt,  a.  lam;  kripld. 

Halt,  Helt,  n.  deaktov  limpii);  a  stop  in  a  mqrg. 
Halter,    H61t-er,    n.    wun  hoa  belts; — a  rop  tu 

hai)  malefaktorz  wid; — a  sort  ov  rop  brjdl. 
Halter,   Holt-er,  v.  t.  tu  bjud  wid  a  kerd. 
Halve,  Hqv,  v.  t.  tu  divjd  intu  tea  ekwal  pqrts. 
Halves,  Hqvz,  h.    de  ph^ral  ov  {Half.} 
Ham,  Ham,  n.  dehip;  de  tjov  a  hog  soltcd. 
Hamadriad,  Ham-a-drj-ad,  n.  a  wud  nimf. 
Hamlet,  Ham-let,  n.  a  smel  vilaj. 
Hammel,  Ham-el,  n.  a  smel  Jed  fer  an  animal. 
Hammer,  Ham-er, «.  an  instroomentferdrjviij  nalz, 

&s.  [hamer. 

Hammer,    Ham-er,    v.   t.    tu  bet  or  ferm  wid  a 
Hammer,  Ham-er,  v.  i.  tu  wurk;  tu  be  bizi. 
Hammercloth,    Ham-er-klot,  n.  a  klot  kuverig; 

a  koq-buks.  [hamer. 

Hammerer,  Ham-er-er,  n.  wun  hcb  wurks  wid  a 
Hammock,  Ham-ok,  n.  a  swiijii)  bed;— a  humok. 
Hamper,  Ham-per,    n.    a   Iqrj  basket;  a  kjnd  ov 

fet'jr.  [ensn4r. 

Hamper,  Ham-per,  v.  t.  tu  Jakl:  tu  entar)gl;  tu 
Hamstring,  Ham-strir),  n.  de  tendon  ovde  ham. 
Hamstring,   Ham-striij,    i'.    t.    [i.   bamstrur),  ps. 

hamstriijii),  hamstruij;]  tu  kut  de  tendon  ov  de 

ham. 
Hanaper,  Han-a-per,  n.  a  hamper; — a  tregi},ri. 
Hances,  Han-sez,  n.  pi.  de  endz  ov  eliptikal  qrgez; 

— felz  ov  de  f jf  ralz  in  a  Jip. 
Hand,  Hand,  71.  de  pqm  wid  de  figgerz; — a  mejur 

fer   inqez;  a  pqm;  an  indeks,  az  ov  a  klok;  man- 

er  ov  rjtig; — sjd,  rjt  er  left; — a  person  emplffd; 

a  wurkman. 
Hand,  Hand,  v.   t.   tu  giv  or  transmit;  tu  gjd  er 

led. — Hand  iz  mug  y\\i&  in  kompozijon,  fer  dat 

hwiq  iz  manajabl  bj  de  hand,  az  a  haudso,  ks. 
Handball,  Hand-bel,  n.  a  gam  wid  a  bel. 
Handbaerow,    Hand-bar-o,    n.    a  fram  karid  bj 

hand. 
Handbasket,  Hand-bas-ket,  n.  a  portabl  basket. 
Handbell,  Hand-bel,  ?i.  a  bel  swui)  bj  de  hand. 
Handbill,  Hand-bil,  n.  a  IcDs,  printed  Jet. 
Handbook,  Hand-biak,  n.  a  manyqal. 
Handbow,  Hand-bo,  tt.  a  bo  manajd  bj  de  hand. 
Handbreadth,    Hand-bredf),  n.   aspasekwaltu 

de  bredt  ov  de  hand:  a  pqm. 
Handcraft,  Hand-kroft,  n.     Se  {Handicraft.} 
Handcraftsman,  Hand-krafts-man,  n.    a  wurk- 
man; a  manyv^faktyqrer. 
Handcuff,  H:ind-kuf,  n.  a  feter  fer  de  rist. 
Handcuff,  Hand-kuf,  v.  t.  tu  manakl;  tu  fasn. 
Handed,  Hand-ed,  a.  havii)  de  yi^s  ov  de  hand, 

left  er  rjt,  az,  rii-handed; — wid  handz  je'nd. 
Hander,  Hand-er,  n.  wun  hoa  handz  er  transmits. 
Handfettee,  Hand-fet-er,    n.   a.  manakl  fer  de 

handz. 
Handful,  Hand-ful,  n.  az  muq  az  de  hand  kan 

grasp;  a  smel  kwontiti. 


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IlANnOALLOP,  ITanJ-gal-op,  n.  a  jentl,  rii  gnlnp. 
IIami-ci'N,  lland-f;un,  n.  (i  gun  wrl<lc«l  b(drhund. 
llANimiiAKT,  lland-i-kruft,  ft.  wurk  iKTfiiriniJ  bj 

(\r  liin.l.  (yiitaktyiirvr;  ii  mckanik. 

JlAXDiCRArntJiAX,  Hanil-i-kr(itt.'<iiiuii,  ».  a  riian- 
liANI>lLY,  llaiul-i-li,  nd.  wid  ^kil;  wid  dekmcriti. 
llASiiiNtss,  Haiul-i-iies,  ii.  rediiR-^;  dok.'tlcriti. 
ilAMiiwouK,  Hatid-i-wurk,  n.  wurk  ov  de  hand. 
Handkkri'IIIEK,  llai)-ker-<jif,  i».  a  prs  ov  pilk  or 

liiii'ii  tu  wi|i  de  fus  or  kuvi-r  de  nek.  [ov. 

IIandlk,  llaii-dl,  V.  t.  tu  tu(j;  tu  inarinj;  tu  tret 
llANDLt:,  llan-ill,  n.  de   jxirt  ov  n  tiy   held  in  de 

haiiil:  <i  hiitt;  dat  nv  hwi(j  yi^.s  iz  uifid. 
HaNdlkablk,  llan-dl-u-bl,  a.  dut  inti  be  bandld. 
Handi.ino,  ll:iiid-lip,  n.  tu(j;  oksckiiJon. 
Ua.niiuaiu,  Hand-uiad,   n.  a  watiy-mad;  a  mad 

dut  waU  at  band. 
IIanhmaidkn,  Iland-niad-n,  n.  a  handmad. 
HamiMILL.  ll.ind-niil,  n.  a  mil  moivd  b|  de  band. 
IIandkail,  lland-ral,  n.  a  rtil  !<u|>urted  bj  jKJsts. 
Ha.ndsaw,  iland-s<i,  n.  a  M  raanajabl  bj  de  hand. 
Ha.ndskl,  lland-.icl,  n.  Ac  forst  yiis  ov  eiii  tl{). 
IIamiskl,  Hand-scl,  p.  <.  tu  yni  or  dii>  de  fi.Tst  tjm. 
Ha.ndsome,   iland-.'<uu],    a.    biitit'ul;  wid  digniti; 

f;rn-tul:  elegant;  ainpl:  libcnii;  jcneruM. 
Uandsomkly,   Iland-^uni-li,  ad.  bi'itifuli;  j^ncr- 

usli;  oleg;intli.  [p»ns. 

Haxu8omknilS.s,  Iland-sum-ncs,  n.  bi^ti;  gras;  <>le- 
IIand-sI'ikk,  Hand-.ipik,  u.  a  wudn  lover,  yn,zd  on 

jip-burd. 
Ha.ndstaff,  Hnnd-staf,   n.,    pi.  Hand-stqvz;    a 

javelin.  [in. 

Ha.ndvick,  Iland-v[s,  n.  a  vjs  tu  huld  smol  wurk 
11am>wohk.  Iland-wurk,  ;i.  saia  az  J/.tudiwiirk. 
IIasdwritixo,  lland-rjt-io,    ii.   a   form  ov  rjtij) 

I  eki[lyar  tu  e(j  hand;  an  litograf. 
Haxut,  Haiiil-i,  a.  red!;  dukstorus;  konvenycnt. 
Hang.  Ilai),  r.  t.  [i.  hu\)  irr  hapd,  jte.  haul)),  hup 

or  ha|)d;j   lu  !-us|K^nd;  tu  Ju  aloft;  tu  (juk  and 

kil  b|  su^■[)Cndiy  b(  de  nek. 
Uang,  Haj).  r.  I.  tu  be  suspended;  tu  depend. 
Hang  bv,  H;n)-bj,*  n.  a  dependant;  a  liaper-on. 
IIa.nukh,  lia|)-er.  m.  he  or  dat  hwii;  ha|)z;  a  surd. 
nAN(;i-.K-o.\,  lI:'nj-er-on,  ri.  a  sfrvil  de|>endunt. 
IIa.ngi.n'G,  ILnj-ip,  »i.  draper!  huy  tu  de  wolz  ov 

risun/.. 
ITanguan.  H.^n-tnan,  ii.  a  publik  eksektiJoner. 
FIasgxail.  lI:io-nnl,   n.   a  inint'it   porjori  ov  de 

kiitikl,  Jiverd  of  from  de  ntit^  ov  de  fiflgfr  nal. 
Haxk.  llapk,  ti.  a  skan  ov  tred;  a  tj. 
Hank,  llaj)k,  r.  i".  tu  form  intu  hanks. 
HankI-K,  ll:n)k-er,  r.  j.  tu  log  im|>ortyiinatli. 
IlAXKhRiXG,  H:n)k-er-ij),  n.  stroj)  dezjr;  a  Knjip. 
IIanklk.  H:in-kl,  r.  ».  tu  twist;  tu  entangl. 
IIaxskatic,  Han-se-at-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  dc  Hans 
Hat,  Hap,  n.  qans;  fortyi^n:  aksident.  [tuni. 

Hai'.  Hap.*  r.  «.  tu  hapn. 
Hai'Iiarlot,  H.ip-hqr-lot,*  n.  a  kors  kuverlot. 
Hai-iiazaru,  Hap-har-ard,t  h.  <;<ins;  aksident. 
tlAi-Lt^s.  Ha|>-lis,  a.  unh.ipi;  unfortynnat;  lukles. 
Haily.  Haii-li,  aJ.  i>erhiips;])enidventyiir;biyans. 
Haipkx.  Ilap-n,  I'.  I.  tu  fol  -St;  tu  qnns. 
Hajtily,  Han-i-li,  ad.  in  a  hapi  maner;  lukili. 
llAri'ixuss,  n.ip-i-nw,  n.  friisiti;  blis;  gud  fort 
yipi.  [suksesful;  fortynnat. 

llArrv,  H.ip-i,  a.  havin  bapincs;  feli-fitus;  luki; 
UaraM,  lU-ram,  or  H^-ram,   n.  a  stralya.     Se 

(/Air^rt.)  [doklnma/on. 

HARAXOfE,  Ha-nii),  n.  a  deklamaturi  or  u«Tii  speq; 
Haraxgi  K.  lla-raj),  r.  i'.  tu  drkliini. 
HAitAXGit:,  Ha-ray,  «-.  I.  tu  adro<  bj  an  orajon. 
Haraxuikr,  Ha-ray-er,  h.  a  drklamcr. 
Haras-H,  Har-tt.-',  r.  (.  tu  wa«t;  tu  weri;  tu  fatig. 
UAKA.>iSKR.  Har-aa-cr,  n.  wun  btb  harasvt. 
Hardixoeb,  n^r-bin-jcr,  h.  a  for-runcr;  a  prr- 
kursur. 


Harbor,  H<'ir  bor,  n.  a  [>ortorhaTn;airjlum:  Jcltar. 
Hauiior,  H(ir-bor,  r.  i.  tu  loj;  tu  t4ik  Jeller. 
Hariiur,  Hcir-U.r,  r.  t.  tu  enU-rtan;  tu  /cltcr;  ta 

Hikiir. 
Hariiorage,  n(\r-bor-aj,  n.  /eltcr;  entcrtanment. 
Hariiorkr,  Hijr-lj<ir-er,  n.  wun  bdi  bqrborx. 
HARBORLtss,  Hiir-b<jrl(s,  a.  wontiy  harbor. 
Hard,  H<ird,  a.  fenn;  iwjiid;  not  wjfi;  difikult;  pan- 
tul;  laburius;  rigorus;  never;  unk{Dd;  irnxsiuibl; 
ol>diirfit;-impr<'gMnted  wid  nolt. 
Hard.  Hqrd,  ad.   klos;  ner;  dilijentli;   la(>uriaAli; 

iii'^ej^antli;  unezlli;  veksa/usli;  fuiit;  vjhementli. 
Harden,  Hqrd-n,  v.  i.  tu  gru  hqrd:  tu  indiirat; 

tu  konferm  in  efrunteri. 
Hardkx.  Hqnl-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  hqrd  or  f^rm. 
Hardkxer,  Hqrd-n-er,  n.  wun  h*  hqrdni. 
Hard-faced.  Hunl-fast,  a.  havij)  a  morn  fax. 
Hard-kavorkd.  Hi'ird-fa-vord,  a.  kors  ov  fetyqr. 
Hardkavored.xess,  Hqrd-favord-nea,    n.    kuns- 
If'.viird.  [banded. 

Hardkisted,  H4rd-fist-ed,+    a.    kdvetus;    kloe- 
Haudkoigiit,  Hqrd-fiit,  a.  1<\t\<\'i  kontiSsted. 
Hardiiack,   Hcjril-hak,  n.  a  smol  Jrub;  spjrea. 
Hardhaxdkd,    Hijrd-hand-ed,     a.     kurs;'    scv£r; 

opre.-iv. 
Hardhearted,  H^rd-hqrt-ed,  a.  kn&el;  6bdqrat. 
Hahdiieartedxess,  H(^rd-hqrt-ed-ne«,  n.  knuclti. 
Hardihood,  Hcir-di-hud,  n.  sfstnes;  buldnes. 
Hardixess,  Hijr-di-nes, n.  fennnes;stutnes;kuraj. 
Hardly.  Hqnl-li.arf.  not  eziii;skqrsli;b;trli;  hqrjli. 
Hardmouthed,  Hijrd-mudd,  a.  not  sensibl  ov  de 
bit:-yii7.ii)  bqrj  laygwaj.  [soliditi. 

HARD.NES8,  H<ir>i-nos,  /».  de  kwoliti  ov  bcio  hqrd; 
Hardxibbed,  Hqrd-nibd,  a.  havij)  Q  hqrd  nib. 
Hards,  Hqrdz,  «.  pi.  de  refqs  ov  flaks  or  hemp. 
Hardship,    Hqrd-Jip,    n.    ecv^r    labor   or  wont; 
o|irejon.  (As. 

Hardware,  Hi'ird-w,ir,  n.  manyqfaktyqrz  ov  jurn, 
Hardwaremax,   Hqrd-wqr-man,   n.    u   deler   io 

h(inlw:ir. 
Hardy,  Hqr-di,  a.  bold;  brav;  stut;  strop:  ferm. 
Mare.  Hqr,  n.  a  smol,  swift,  timid  kwodttDped. 
Harebell.  H^r-bel,  n.  n  plant;  a  blq  finer. 
Harkbraixed,  H;tr-brand.  a.  volatil;  wjld. 
Harekoot,  H.jr-fut,  n.  an  erb;  a  bord. 
Hakehou.xd,  Hqr-h'Hnd,  n.  ah'dnd  forbuntin  h^n. 
Harehl'XTER,  Hqr-hunt-or,  n.  wun  hot  hunts  h^ra. 
Harelip,  Hiir-lip,  n.  adivjded  liji,  Ijk  datova  hv- 
Harelipped,  Hqr-liiit,  a.  havio  a  ^qrlip. 
Harem,  Hii-ruin,  «r  Ilq-rem,  n.  de  ajiqrtmcnt  fer 

wiinm  ill  a  seralyo.  pains,  or  oriental  hns. 
Haruot,  H;ir-i-ko,  »i.  [/>.]  a  kjnd  ov  rqgA. 
Harier,  ILir-i-er,*  n.  a  dog  for  huntig  h^n. 
Hark,  Hqrk,  r.  i.  tu  lisn;  tu  giv  er;  tu  bqrkn. 
Hark,  Hqrk,  inUr.  list!  her. 
Harl,  Hqrl,  n.  dc  filaments  ov  flaks  or  bcmp. 
HARLEgt'iN,  Hqr-le-kwin,   n.    a   bufi)n;   a   meri- 
andnt).  [iBncri. 

Harleqcinade,  Hqr-k-kwin-dd,  n.  a  fet  ov  buf- 
Harlot,  Hqr-lot,  71.  a  prostitqt;  a  strumjict. 
Harlot.  Hijr-lot,  a.  wonton;  Iqd;  Ijk  a  bqriot. 
Harlotry,   Hqr-lot-ri,   n.  At  trad  ov  a  hqrlot; 

Iq.lnes. 
Harm.  II<irni,  n.  injqri;  krjm;  mi!«<jif;  hurt. 
Harm,  Hqrin,  r.  t.  tu  hurt;  tu  injqr;  tu  damaj. 
Harmattax,  Hqr-iua-tan.  n.  a  drj,  nokjus  wind, 

hwi(j  bioz  from  de  interior  ov  Afrika. 

Harmful,  H<\rm-ful,  a.  hurtful;  mis^ivus;  injq- 

rius.  [hart. 

Harmless,  Hqrm-le.s,  a.  inoscnt;  not  hurtful:  un- 

Harmlessly,  Hqrm-les-li,   ad.    inusonili;   widiit 

hurt.  [brig  hqrralec. 

IIarmlessxess,  Hqrm-lcs-nc»,   n.    de    kwoliti  ov 

Harmoxic.  H(|i-m6n-ik,  j  a.  rrlntin  tu  mi^- 

Ua&moxical,  Hqr-moD-i-kal,  i      lik  or  n^naoni; 

kunkordaol;  mqtikal. 


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Harmonica,  Hqr-mon-i-ka,  n.  a  miizikal  apara- 

tus,  konsistii)  ov  a  kolckjon  ov  glas  goblets. 
Harmonically,  Ilqr-mon-i-kal-i,  ad.   in  a  hqr- 

monikal  nianer.  [strdiment. 

Haemoxicon,  Hqr-mdn-i-kon,   n.  a  mqzikal  in- 
Haemoxics,  Hqr-mon-iks,  n.  pi.  At  sjens  ov  mq,- 

zikal  s^-ndz.  [zikal;  agrgig. 

Haemoxious,  Hqr-mo-ni-us,  a.  konkerdant;  mTi,- 
Harmoniously,  Hqr-mo-ni-us-li,  ad.   wid  hqr- 

moni.  [miizikalnes. 

Harmoxiousnkss,  Hqr-mQ-ni-us-nes,  n.  konkord; 
Harmoxist,  Hqr-mo-nist,  n.   a  mixzijan;  a  h^r- 

monizer.  [proporjonz. 

Harmonize,  Hqr-mo-niz,   v.  t.  tu  adjust  in  fit 
Harmoxize,  Hqr-mo-niz,  v.  i.  tu  agrt;  tu  kores- 

pond.  [njzez. 

Haemomzer,  Hqr-mo-nj-zer,  n.  wun  ho)  hi^rmo- 
Harmony,  Hqr-mo-ni,  n.  mi^^zikal  konkord;  agre- 

ment; — a  literari  wurk  Jqii)  agrEmont. 
Harness,  Hqr-nes,  n.  qrmor;  furnitii,r  for  liorsez. 
Harness,  Hqr-nes,  v.  t.   tu  put  on  hqrnes;  tu 

ekwip. 
Harnessee,  Hqr-nes-er,  n.  wun  hd)  hqrnesez. 
Haep,  Hqrp,  n.  a.  strigd  instrcoment; — a  konstela- 

jon.  [on- 

Harp,  Hqrp,  v.  i.  tu  pla  upon  ds  hqrp;  tu  dwel 
Harper,  Hqrp-er,  n.  a  plaer  on  At  hqrp. 
Harping-iron,  Hqrp-ig-j-urn,  ?i.  a  bgrded  dqrt. 
Harpings,  Hqrp-iijz,  n.  i>L  a  Jips  bred*  at  At  b-s. 
Harpoxeer,  Hqr-pO-nEr,*  )  n.  wun  hcD  troz  de 
Harpooxer,  Hqr-pcbn-er,  S  hqrpifininhwalfijir). 
Harpoon,  H(ir-pa)n,  n.  a  dqrt  tu  strjk  hwalz  wid. 
Hakpoox,  Hqr-prt)n,  1. 1.  tu  strik  wid  de  hqrpjjn. 
Harpsichord,  Hqrp-si-kord,  n.   a  ked  miizikal 

instriumeut,  er  hqrp,  strut)  wid  wjrz. 
Harpy,  Hqr-pi,  n.  a  fabyixlus  wigd  monster:  a  req. 
Harquebuss,  Hqr-kwE-bus,  n.  a  hand-gun.     Se 

{Arqaclnise.} 
Hareateex,  Ilar-a-tEn,  n.  a  kind  ov  stuf  er  klot. 
Harridax,  Har-i-dan,  n.  a  dEkad  strumpet. 
Harrier,  Har-i-cr,  ?;.  a  huntig-dog.  Se  {Harier.} 
Haeeow,  Har-o,  n.  a  fram  ov  timber  set  wid  t£t, 

tu  bs  dragd  over  pl'sd  landz. 
Haeeow,  H:\r-o,  v.  t.  tu  brak  er  kuver  wid  At 

haro;  tia  t.^r  up:  tu  disturb. 
Haeeowee,  Har-o-er,  n.  wun  hcD  haroz; — a  hok. 
Haery,  Har-i,*  v.  t.  tu  tcz:  tu  rufl;  tu  plunder. 
Haesh,  HqrJ,  a.  estir:  ruf;  krabed;  moros. 
Harshly,  HqrJ-li,  ad.  in  a  hqrj  maner;  rufli. 
Harshness,  H^rJ-ncs,  n.  rufnes;  SEveriti. 
Harslet,  H^rs-let,  n.  At  liver,  Ijts,  &s.,  ov  a  hog; 

haslet. 
Hart,  Hqrt,  n.  a  hE  d£r:  dE  mal  ov  At  hjnd. 
Hartshorn,  H^rts-horn,  n.  At  hern  ov  a  hqrt;  a 

volatil  spirit  obtand  from  horn; — a  plant. 
Harum-scarum,  H4r-um-sk4r-um,t  a.  fljti;  wjld. 
Harvest,  Hqr-vest,  n.  At  SEzn  ov  repiij,  &s.;  korn 

rjpnd  and  gadord;  prodx^s;  produkt  ov  labor. 
Harvest,  Hqr-vest,  v.  t.  tu  rgp  and  gader  in. 
Harvester,    or    Harvestmax,    H(ir-vest-er,    cr 

Hqr-vest-man,  71.  a  rcpcr,  &s. 
Harvest-home,  Hqr-vest-hom,  n.  At  soi)  or  tjm 

ov  hqrvest.  [hqrvest-tjni. 

Harvest-moon,  H^r-vest-mcon,  n.  At  It^najon  at 
Harvest-queen,  Hqr-vest-kwtn,  n.   an  imnj  ov 

SErtz,  formerli  karid  on  At  last  da  ov  hqrvest. 
Has,  Ilaz,  tcrd  person  niy.  ov  JIav. 
Hash,  HaJ,  v.  t.  tu  mins;  tu  qop  intia  smel  pEsez. 
Hash,  HaJ,  n.  minst  niEt;  a  hajt  dij;  a  mikstyqr; 

— a  skarif  jer  for  gras  land. 
Haslet,  Has-let,  oz-llq-slct.  n.  liver,  Ijts,  &s.,  ov 

a  hog.     Ritn  o\»a  {JIarcIet.} 
Hasp,  Hasp,  n.  a  klasp  folded  over  a  stapl;  a  huk. 
Hasp,  Hasp,  v.  t.  tu  Jut  or  fasn  wid  a  hasp. 
Hassock,  Has-ok,  n.  a  tik  mat  for  nsliij  upon; — • 

a  tr.ft  ov  kors  gras. 


Hast,  Hast,  sekond  person  girj.  ov  Hav. 
Hastate,  Has-tat,  a.  formd  bj  a  spEr  or  halbert. 
Haste,  Hast,  n.  huri;  spEd;  prEsipitaJon. 
Haste,  or  Hasten,  Hast,  er  Has-n,  v.  i.  tu  mak 

hast. 
Hasten,  Has-n,  v.  t.  tu  puj  on;  tu  drjv. 
Hastenee,  Has-n-er,  n.  wun  ho  hasnz. 
Hastily,  Has-ti-li,  ad.  wid  hast;  spedili;  kwikli. 
Hastiness,  Has-ti-nes,  n.  hast;  sped;  huri;  testines. 
Hastings,  Hast-igz,  n.  pi.  pEz  dat  kum  erli;  erli 

frdit. 
Hasty,  Has-ti,  a.  kwik;  spEdi;  vshsment;  raj. 
Hasty-pudding,  Has-ti-pud-ii),  n.  a  pudii)  mad 

ov  woter  er  milk  and  fl"sr  or  mEl,  btjld  kwik  tu- 
Hat,  Hat,  n.  a  kuver  for  ds  hcd.  [geder. 

Hatable,  Hat-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  bE  hated;  odius. 
Hatband,  Hat-band,  n.  a  striij  tjd  r'snd  At  hat. 
Hat-box,  er  Hat-case,  Hat-boks,  er  Hat-kas,  n. 

a  buks  er  kas  for  a  hat. 
Hatch,  Hag,  v.  t.  tu  prodi^s  yur)  from  egz;  tu 

plot;  tu  kontrjv; — tu  engrav;  tu  Jad. 
Hatch,  Hag,  n.  a  hqf-dor; — a  brtbd; — ^j?.  a  neti- 

kal  term,  signif  jiij  d£  (Spnii)  in  a  Jips  dek  er  f  lor; 

fludgats. 
Hatchel,  Hiiq-el,  er  Hak-1,  n.  an  instrument  fer 

klEnii)  flaks.   Ritn  elso  {IhcJcle}  and  {Iletchel.} 
Hatchel,  Haq-el,  v.  t.  tu  klen  er  dres  flaks,  &s. 
Hatchet,  Haq-et,  71.  a  smol  aks. 
Hatchet-face,  Haq-et-fas,   n.  a  prominent,  il- 

formd  fas. 
Hatching,  Haq-ij,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  Jadii)  er  dreii). 
Hatchment,  Haq-ment,  n.   {Her.y  an  qrmorial 

ekskuqon. 
Hatchway,  Haq-wa,  n.  an  opnii)  in  a  Jips  dek. 
Hate,  Hat,  v.  t.  tu  detest;  tu  abhor;  tu  abominat. 
Hate,  Hat.  n.  hatred:  maligniti;  detestajon. 
Hateful,  Hat-fial,  a.  dstestabl;  odius;  malignant. 
Hatefully,  Hat-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  hatful  maner. 
Hatefulxess,  Hat-ful-nes,  w.  At  kwoliti  ov  beig 

hatful. 
Hatee,  Hat-er,  n.  wun  hiD  hats;  an  abherer. 
Hateed,  Ha-tred,  n.  enmiti;  hat;   il-wil;   malig- 
niti. 
Hattee,  Hat-er,  n.  a  maker  ov  hats. 
Hattock,  Hat-ok,  n.  a  Jok  ov  twelv  Jevz  ov  kern. 
Hauberk,  Hd-berk,  n.  a  kot  ov  mal  wid'stslEvz. 
Haud  passibus  jEQUIs,  Hod  pas-i-bus  e-kwis,  [L.] 

not  wid  Ekwal  steps. 
Haught,  Het,*  a.  hoti;  insolent. 
Haughtily,  Hdt-i-li,  ad.  prisdli;  arogantli. 
Haughtiness,  Het-i-nes,  n.   prjd;   arogans;   dis- 

dan. 
Haughty,  Hdt-i,  a.  prsd;  arogant;  insolent;  bold; 

adventyq^rus;  hi;  lofti. 
Haul,  Hoi,  v.  t.  tu  pul;  tu  dre;  tu  drag  bj  fors. 
Haul,  Hoi,  n.  a  pul;  vjolens  in  dragii);  a  "draft. 
Haum,  Horn,  n.  at  stem  er  stok  ov  gran,  after  At 

sEdz  qr  gaderd;— ritn  elso  {haulm,  halm,  and 

Tiau'm.} 
Haunch,  Hqnq,  «.  dE  ti;  At  hip;  rEr. 
Haunched,  Hqnqt,  a.  havii)  hqnqez. 
Haunt,  Hqnt,  v.  t.   tu   rEzort   tu;    tu   frEkwent 

triiblsumli,  er  az  a  spirit. 
Haunt,  Hqnt,  ;i.  a  plas  muq  frEkwentcd. 
Haunted,  Hqnl-ed,  p.  a.   frEkwented,  in  an  il 

sens,  az  bi  aparijonz. 
Haunter,  Ht\nt-er,  n.  wun  hcD  hqnts. 
Hautboy,  H6-bef,  n.  a  wind  instrcument. 
Hauteur,  Ho-ter,  h.  [Fr.]  hetines;  prjd. 
Haut-gout,  Ho-g(f),  n.  \_Fr.]  a  strog  relij. 
Have,  Hav,  v.  t.   [i.  had,  ps.  haviij,  had. — lud. 

prezcnt,  j  hav,  A^s  hast,  hE  haz;  we,  ycD,  da  hav;] 

tu  pozcs:  tu  enjtf;  tu  hold.    It  iz  muq  yt|,zd  az 

an  ogzilyari  verb  tu  form  dE  tensez. 
Haven,  Ha-vn,  n.  a  port;  a  hqrbor;  a  Jelter. 
Havener,  Hav-n-er,*  n.  an  oversgr  ov  a  port. 


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Ha7eesack,  HAr-«r-iak,  n.  a  soljen  bag  er  nap- 

.-ak. 
Havoc,  ILiv-ok,  n.  wast;  dovuntnjun;  drstrukjon. 
Havoc,  Hiv-ok,  v.  I.  tu  dtstrrf;  tu  lu  wust. 
Haw,  H  «,  H.  At  bori  ov  de  butorii;— u  Niamorio. 
Haw,  Hi,  r.  •'.  tu  8prk  i>lu>li,  wid   hczilajuu; — tu 

di-  li-tl,  yirid  bj  tciustcrz. 
liAW-HAW,  H't-bi'i,  II.  a  suyk  fens.     .Se  {Ila-ha.) 
Hawk.  H-ik,  ri.  a  vurnjus  b(;rd  ov  pro. 
Hawk.  H  >k,  v.  i.  tu  ilj  bokii  at  fviz; — tu  fan  up 

tli-ai  wid  II  iiffz. 
Hawk.  Hik.  v.  t.  tu  krj  and  bl-I  gudz. 
Hawkuit.  H<)k-bil,  n.  ii  hi/rbajus  phmt. 
Hawkik,  H'lk-iT,  «.  u  pfdler,  iiiiz-karitT;  fokncr. 
Hawk  KVKU,  H'ik-{d,  a.  baviy  a  ken  {. 
Hawking.  Hik-in,  ».  Ac  divvrjon  ov  fljij)  hoks. 
Hawk-.nuscd,   litik  Dozd,    a.    havig    an    akwilin 

nu/.. 
Hawskii,  Hi'».s-or.  n.  a  rup  or  kabl.     Sc  {I/alger.) 
Hawsks.  Ui'u-vr.,  H.  pi.  {J\'aul.)  At    ixirt   ov    At 
\)-ni  iifk.-^t  tu  de  kablz.     Jluz-huh,  az  hijlz  un- 
der n  Jips  bed. 
Hawthoun',  Ho-torn,  n.  a  tern  dat  b^rz  hoc. 
Hav.  Hh,  11.  Rras  drjd  fur  fodcr. 
Haycock.  Hi'i-kok,  h.  a  hep  ov  frej  ba. 
Havinu.  H.i-i{).  H.  de   cinpleriUL-nt  ov  mukig  ba. 
Hayloft.  Hti-loft,  n.  a  loft  tu  put  ba  in. 
Hayuakui.  Hti-uiak-er,  u.  wuu  L-nipltfd  in  umk- 

i|l  hii. 
Haymaking,  Hu-mak-ig,  u.  de  akt  ov  uiakig  ha. 
Haymow,  Hti-inv,  n.  d  mi*  ov  ba. 
HaykicK.  Hii-rik,  n.  a  rik  iiv  ba. 
Haystack.  H;'i-.sta.k,  «.  u  .•'tak  ov  hn. 
Hazard,  Uaz-ard,  h.  qans;  danjcr; — aje^matdjs. 
Hazard,  Hat-ard,  c  t.  tu   ckspuc   tu  ciin«;  tu 

ri-ik.  [organs. 

Hazaroable.  Hiiz-ard-a-bl,  a.   Ijabl   tu    liuzard 
ilAZAUi'LB,  Haz-ard-cr,   h.    wun    hot   hiiZ'irdz:   a 

piin-tcr.  [tu  hacurd. 

Hazakdol'S,  Haz-ard-its,    a.    danjcrus;    uk»p<;l)zd 
Hazk,  Haz,  N.  fo;^;  mist:  wotcri  va|Mjr. 
Hazk,  Hhz.  r.  I.  tu  be  fiigi  i»r  misti.  [wurk. 

Haee,  Hnz,  r.  (.  a  nitiikal  t<>rin,  tu  pUDiJ  b{  bc|rd 
Hazel.  Ha-zol,  n.  a  Jrub  b;irifl  a  nut, 
Hazkl.  Ha-iel,  u.  u  l|t  brxa:  Ijk  bazel. 
Hazelly,  Hii-zel-i,  a.  ov  At  kulor  ov  hazel. 
Hazelnlt,  Ilii-iel-uut,  «.  de  nut  or  fnut  or  de 

hazi'l. 
Haziness,  Ud-zi-Rca,  «.  de  stat  or  beig  hazi. 
Uazy.  Ila-zi,  A.  di.|rk:  h>%\;  lai^ti;  kl'Ydi. 
He.  Hr.  /irun.  l/vc  hiz.  f>l;/.  biiu:  jtf.  du,  /v/r.  djirz, 

iJi).  doui:l  dr  man;  de    jn-rson;— de  mal   undor- 

Httid  or  aliidi'd  tu.     SumL{mz   yi^zd    adjcktivli 

fir  /««/.-  az,  a  he-gut. 
Head,  HitL,  a.  de  |>qrl  ov  an  animal  da.t  kontanz 

At  bran:  de  (jrf;  prin.si|<al:  de  forst  jJas;  under- 

Ht.indlir.  frunt;  fur  pqrt:  topik. 
Head.  Hid,  a.  <;ef;  prinsipai;  forst:  hjcst. 
Hkak.  H-d,  r.  I.  tu   led;  tu   dirokt;  tu    guvern. 
Head,  Hod,  r.  «.  tu  form  u  bed,  ai  a  plaaL 
Headacrk,  H^l-ak,  ■.  pan  in  de  bed. 
Headbanii.  Hod-tuind,  n.  a  filrt;  a  topaot. 
Hkaoborol-gr.  H(>d-bur-tj,  u.  u  Kub-kun»tabL 
Heai>-I)R»j«,  H.-d-droi,  u.  dnti  <>v  dr  bed, 
Hkadkii.   ll<i.l-tHl,  .1.  bavin  u  bt<d,  or  ^cf. 
Hkapkr,  HivI-<t,  h.  wun  liA  bodz. 
HKAti-'iKAK,  Hod-grr,  m.  dnv  or  At  bed. 
HEAniNKMi.  H^d-i-ncs,  n.  buri;  ra/nM. 
Heading.  H<><l'i(|,  n.  laatrriaU  fora  hod;  f«aBi. 
Headland,  H<^d-!ni>4,  n.  a  promontari;  a  kap. 
Headle.*;';.  lUd  Irs  a.  bavin  nu  bod;  ra/. 
Ukadlonu.  H^I  ii.j).  a.  !*ep;  -totlca. 
Headlong.  Hed-lo^,  »d.  rajli;  hajtili. 
Heahman,  lli'<l-iniin.  n.  a  qtf;  a  icdcr. 
HsADPiECC  HM-pe^  «.  qrmor  for  de  bed;  holmet; 

— underslandig;  furs  ov  m^ad. 

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HEAD-quARTEHg,  IIM-kwiir-terz,  a.  pi,    de   plu 

ov  jcauml  niiiluvoi  lor  un  qrmi. 
Heaunuii',  H.iJ/ip,*  II.  utoriti;  <;ef  pU«. 
Headsman,  Hodz  inan,  n.  an  cluekiiJoner. 
HkadM'UINO,  HeJ -iprio,  n.  funun;  orijin. 
Headhtall.  H<Jd-»Utl,  /I.   jiqrl  ov  a  brjdl. 
Headstone,  Htkl-Htuu,  ».  de  kapital  aCun;  a  grar- 

8tull. 

Hkadstbono,  H<^d-8troo,  a.  ungdvomabl;   obtU- 

nut:  tiL-lf-wiid;  iituborn;  v|ulvut. 
Head  TIRE,  Hdd-tir,  «.  atjr  for  At  hod. 
Headway,  Hed-wu,  ii.  de  is\Mi  under  an  qr^; — dc 

mu/nn  ov  udvunsig  at  »e. 
Headwind,  Hed-wiad,  ii.  a  k^ntraxi  wind. 
Heady.  Hed-i,  a.  raj;  hasti:  vjulcnt. 
Heal,  Hil,  v.  t.  tu   kij^r;  tu  resttjr;  tu   rckoa4I' 
Heal,  llcl,  v.  i.  tu  gru  wcl  or  trsnd. 
Healable,  Hrl-a-bl,  a.  kajuilil  uv  beig  held. 
Hkaler,  Hi'l-er,  u.  wun  btij  brlz. 
Healing,  \\i\-\}^,  pp.  a.  tendijj  tu  ki^r;  mjld;  jcntl. 
I  Health,  Helt,  «.  frcdom  from  bodili  pan  er  sik- 
I       nes;  u  STnd  stat;  pqriti;  i<ulvaJon. 
j  Healthful,  Helt-ful,  a.  fre  from  gikncn;  sund; 
I      .sainhrius:  salyaturi:  bolti.  [er. 

HEALTiiKLLLV,"lIelt-ful-i.  ad.  in  a  beltful  man- 
llEALTUKLLNEhS,  Helt-f  ul-iies,  M.  At  Stat  ov  bein 
I       holttul. 
Hkaltuily,  H^lt-i-Ii,  ad.  wid-vt  sikncs  or  pan. 
■  Hkalthiness.  Holt-i-nes,  ri.  de  stat  ov  bcig  belti. 
!  Healthless.  Holt-les,  a.  wek;  .xikli;  inferm. 
'  Hkaltiisome.  Hflt-suin,*  a.  bubium. 
I  Healthy,  Jleit-i,  a.  lajrriij  belt;   lial:    kondi^siT 
tu  belt:  hulsuin:  heltrul. 
Heam,  Hem,  n.  de  after-b^rt  in  bests. 
Heap,  Hep,  «.  u  pjl;  akiimqla/on;  klustcr. 
Heap,  Hcii,  v.  t.  tu  tru:  tu  pjl:  tu  aki'imiilaL 
Heaf>:r,  Hep-cr,  «,  wun  boi  luak.-i  pjlz  or  bcp«. 
Heapy,  Ht'p-i,  a.  ful  ov  heps;  Ijifl  in  hep:-. 
Hear,  Her,    r.   i.    [/.  hrrd, /*».   berig,  herd;]    ta 

jiersev  bj  de  er;  tu  lisn:  tu  be  told. 
Hear,  Her,  r.  /.  tu  persev  bj  At  er:  tu  at^nd  tu; 
lu   lisn   tu;  tu   tsba;  tu  atend  tu  judijali;  tu 
Heard,  Herd,  i.  and  p.  from  Her.  [irj, 

HeaU(^.  Ht'r-or,  n.  wun  h*  berz. 
Hearing,  He'r-ig,  n.  At  sens   b{   hari^   siindz  <^ 

IHT-Evd:  odiens; — a  Jiidi/al  trjal. 
Heaiiken.  H.ir-ko,  r.  i.  tu  lisu;  tu  atend. 
Heaukener,  Hqr-kn-cr,  u.  wun  ha>  hqrknz. 
Ukaksay,  Her-sa,  u.  a  rtpcirt;  a  nDmor. 
Hearsay,  Her-sa,  a.  f'Mided  on  nbuior. 
11kau.sk,  H'T-s,  n.  a  kurij  tu  konva  de  dod. 
Hearse,  Hers,  c.  t.  tu  enkUJz  in  a  hvrs. 
Hearse-clotu,  U^r»-kluti,  a.  a  klut   kuvcrig   a 

h^rs. 
Hearse-liee,  ners-ljk,  a.  sqtabl  tu  a   fqneral. 
Heart,  Hqri.  u.  de  luusl   hwig  iz  de  set  uv  Ijf, 
and  de  prpuuri  nrgaii  ov  de   bludz  uiijjon  in  an 
animal  bodi;  (;ef  orvjtal  pqrt;  kuraj;  spirit;  afok- 
Jon:  gu<l-ivil.     It  iz  mu(j  yqtd   in  kumpuzi/on 
fur  m\inl  or  nftlj'in. 
Heabtacue,  Ilqrt-nk,  u.  .<ioro;  paf|. 
Heart  iiROKEV,  Hqrt-bro-ka,  a.  veri  sdrofuL 
IIkaut  iiiu.v,  Hqrt-burn,  u.  \»a  in   Ac   biumak; 

kiirdi;ilji. 
HEART-BCBMNa,  Hqrtrbum-ig,  a.  bqrt^buni;ie> 

kret  enniiti. 
Hkartease,  Hurt-es,  a.  kw|et:  hqrt^-ea. 
Heart  EABI NO.  Ilqrt-rz-ig,  a.  giviu  kwjeU 
Hearted,  Hqrt-etC  p.  a.  .-eiwl  in  de  hqrl:— jn*! 

in  koniiiQziJou:  az,  liqrd-hqrtoil. 
Heautesi.  Hurt-n,  c.t.  tu  enkdraj:  tu  iiia|C 
Heartfelt,  Hqrt-felt,  a.  fell  at  hqrU 
Hearth,  Hqrt,  n.  a  |4as  f.ir  a  fjr. 
Heartily.  Huri-i-li,  ad.  kordyali:  «inscrli. 
UEARTiNEas,  Uqrt-i-no8,  m.  kJrdyialiti; 
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Heartless,  Hqrt-les,  a.  verd  ov  afekjon;   kuld; 

insinser. 
Heartlessly,  Hqrt-les-li,  ad.  in  a  hqrtles  maner. 
Heartlessness,  Hqrt-les-nes,  n.  wont  ov  afekjon 

or  spirit.  [gwij. 

Heart-rending,  Hqrt-rend-ii),  a.  kilii)  widai)- 
Heart's-ease,  Hqrts-EZ,  n.  a  plant; — kwjet. 
Heart-sick,  Hqrt-sik,  a.  pand  in  mind  er  hqrt. 
Hjeart-strings,  Hqrt-strii)z,    ».  pi.    dz    tendonz 

er  nervz  supozd  tu  bras  and  sustan  de  hqrt. 
Hearty,  Hqrt-i,  a.  kordyal;  sinsgr;  zolus. 
Heat,  Het,  n.  de  sensajon   kezd   bj   f  jr;   kalorik; 

hot  ^,r  er  weder; — pqrti  raj;  a  fluj;  pa  Jon;  qrdor: 

— kors  at  a  ras. 
Heat,  Het,  v.  t.  tu  mak  hot;  tu  warm:  tu  eksjt. 
Heater,  Hst-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  hets. 
Heath,  Hst,  «.  a  Jrub;  a  plas  overgron  wid  hst 

er  uder  Jrubz. 
Heath-cock,  Hst-kok,  n.  a  Iqrj  ful;  de  grxs. 
Heathen,  He-don,  n.  a  jentjl;  a  pagan. 
Heathen,  He-den,  a.  jentjl;  pagan. 
Heathenish,  He-den-iJ,  a.  pagan;  savaj. 
Heathenishness,  He-den-iJ-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  de 

hedenz. 
Heathenism,  He-den-iz-m  n.  paganizm. 
Heathenize,  He-den-jz,  v.  t.  tu  render  hedenij. 
Heather,  Het-er,  n.  a  het;  a  Jrub. 
Heathery,  Het-er-i,  n.  a  plantajon  ov  hets. 
Heathy,  Het-i,  a.  ful  ov  het. 
Heave,  Hev,  v.  t.    [i.   hevd  &r  haw,  /'«.   heviij, 

hevd;]  tu  lift;  tu  raz;  tu  tro. 
Heave,  Hev,  v.  i.  tu  pant;  tu  bred  wid  pan. 
Heave,  Hev,  n.  a  tro;  an  efort  tu  vomit. 
Heaven,  Hev-n,  n.  de   rejonz  abiiv;  de   ekspans 

ov  de  skj;  de  habitajon  ov  God  and  blest  spirits; 

stat  ov  blis;  divjn  p-ser. 
Heaven-born,    Hev-n-bem,    a.    desended    from 

hevn.  [hevnli. 

Heavenliness,  Hev-D-li-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beir) 
Heavenly,  Hev-n-li,  a.  selestyal;  ekselent. 
Heavenly-minded,  Hev-n-Ii-mjnd-ed,  a,   havig 

de  afekjonz  plast  on  hevn. 
Heavenly-mindedness,  Hev-n-li-mjnd-ed-nes,  n. 

de  stat  ov  a  mjnd  direkted  tu  hevn. 
Heavenward,  Hev-n-ward,  a.  toardz  hevn. 
Heave-offeeing,    Hev-of-er-ig,    n.    ferst    frCDts 

givn  tu  Levjts. 
Heaver,  Hev-er,  n.  wun  hoo  hevz  er  lifts. 
Heavily,  Hev-i-li,  ad.  wid  wat  or  gref. 
Heaviness,  Hev-i-nes,  n.  wat;  deprejon. 
Heaving,  Hev-ig,  n.  a  pant;  a  swel. 
Heavy,  Hev-i,  a.    ponderus;    soroful;    dejekted; 

deprest;  grevus;  slugij;  slo. 
Hebdomad,  Heb-do-mad,*  n.  a  wek;  de  spas  ov 

sevn  daz. 
Hebdomadal,  Heb-dom-a-dal,       \  ,,. 

Hebdomadaey,  Heb-dom-a-da-ri,  y   ^*  '''''^'^"• 
Hebetate,  Heb-e-tat,  v.  t.  tu  dul;  tu  blunt;  tu 

stqpefj.  [dulnes. 

Hebetation,  Heb-e-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  duliij; 
Hebetude,    Heb-e-tq,d,    ji.    dulnes  ;    obtq,snes ; 

bluntnes. 
Hebraism,  He-bra-iz  m.  n.  a  Hebra>  idiom. 
Hebraist,  He-hni-ist,  n,  wun  verst  in  Hebroi. 
Hebrew,  He-bri»,  n.  a  i\\\  de  Hebra>  tuij. 
Hebrew,  He-br*,  a.  relatiij  tu  de  Jqz. 
Hebrician,  Ile-briJ-an,  n.  u  Hebraist. 
Hecatomb,  Ilek-a-ttDm,  n.  a  sakrifjs  ov  a  hun- 
dred katl. 
Heck,  Hek,  n.  a  rak;  a  net;  a  laq;  a  smel  wiket. 
Hectic,   Hek-tik,  n.  a  konstitqjonal  er  hcktik 

fever. 
Hectic,  Hek-tik,  )    a.   babityqal;   konstitq- 

Hectical,  H6k-ti-ka],  i       Jonal;— aplid  tu  a  fe- 
ver er  kef.  [tqjonali. 
Hectically,  Hdk-ti-kal-i,  ad.  habityqali;  konsti- 


Hector,  Hek-tor,  v.  t.  tu  bull;  tu  treten;  tu  tez. 
Hector,  Hek-tor,  v.  i.  tu  pla  de  buli. 
Hector,  Hek-tor,  n.  a  buli;  wun  dat  tezez. 
Hederaceous,  Hed-e-ra-Jus,  a.  prodqsig  jvi. 
Hederal,  Hed-e-ral,  a.  kompuzd  ov  jvi. 
Hedge,  Hej,  n.  a  fens  mad  ov  ternz,  Jrubz,  &s. 
Hedge,  Hej,  v.  t.  tu   enkliaz  wid  a  hej;  tu  ob- 

strukt.  [skulk. 

Hedge,  Hej,  v.  i.  tu   Jift;    tu   hjd    de   bed;   tu 
Hedge-hog,    Hej-hog,    n.    an    animal    set    wid 

priklz. 
Hedger,  Hej-er,  n.  wun  hco  maks  hejez. 
Hedge-row,  Hej-ro,  n.  trez  er  bujez  fer  enklo- 

Hedge-sparrow,  Hej-spar-o,  n.  a  herd. 
Hedging-bill,  Hej-i{)-bil,  n.  a  kutig  huk. 
Heed,  Hed,  v.  t.  tu  mjnd;  tu  regqrd;   tu   atead 

tu. 
Heed,  Hed,  v.  i.  tu  konsider;  tu  yqz  kejon. 
Heed,  Hed,  n.  kfir;  atenjon;  kojon;  regqrd. 
Heedful,  Hed-ful,  a.  woqful;  kojus;  kEirful. 
Heedfully,  Hed-ful-i,  ad.  atentivli;  kqrfuli. 
Heedfulness,  Hed-ful-nes,    n.    koJon;    vijilans; 

atenjon. 
Heedless,  Hed-les,  a.  neglijent:  inatentiv;  k^rles. 
Heedlessly,  Hed-les-li,  ad.  k.-jrlesli;  inatentivli. 
Heedlessness,  Hed-les-nes,  n.  k^rlesnes;    negli- 

jens. 
Heel,  HeI,  n.  de  hjnd  pqrt  ov  de  fut;  de  fut. 
Heel,  HeI,*  v.  i.  tu  dans;  tu  len  on  wun  sjd. 
Heel,  Hei,  r.  t.  tu  qrm  a  kok;  tu  ad  a  hel  tu. 
Heel-piece,  Hel-pes,  v.  t.  tu  put  a  pes  on  a  Joo- 

hEl. 
Heel-piece,  Hel-pes,  n.  a  pes  fikst  upon  de  hel. 
Heft,  Heft,  n.  a  handl; — he  vines;  wat. 
Heft,  Heft,  v.  t.  tu  trj  de  wat  ov  bj  liftii). 
Heglea,  HE-jj-ra,  «i?'  Uej-i-ra,  n.  [Arab.\    fljt; — 

de  Mahometan  epok  er  era,  reknd   from  de  da 

hwen  Mahomet  fled  from  Meka,  Jqlj  16,  A.  D. 

622. 
Heifer,  Hef-er,  n.  a  yug  k's. 
Heigh-ho,  Hi-ho,  inter,  ekspresig  laijgwor. 
Height,  Hjt,  n.  elevajon;  altitqd;   sumit;  as6nt; 

bj  plas;  utmost  degre;  krjsis. 
Heighten,  Hit-n,  v.  t.  tu  raz;  tu  impr6v. 
Heightening,  Hjt-n-ig,  n.  improavment. 
Heinous,  Ha-nus,  a.  atrojus;  veri  wiked. 
Heinously,  Ha-nus-li,  aa.  atrojusli. 
Heinousness,  Ha-nus-nes,  n.  atrojusnes. 
Heir,  At,  n.  wun  hco  inherits;  an  inheritor. 
Heir,  5\.r,  v.  t.  tu  inherit. 
Heirdom,  Ar'dom,  n.  de  stat  ov  an  qr. 
Heieess,  Ar'es,  n.  a  wumau  ho)  inherits. 
Heirless,  Ar'les,  a.  beii)  wid'st  an  qr. 
Heirloom,    Ar'liDm,   n.    eni  ma>vabl  er  personal 

(jatel,  hwiq  desendz  bj  inheritans. 
Heirship,  Ar'Jip,  >i.  de  stat  ov  an  qr. 
Held,  Held,  i.  and  ^j.  from  Hold.  [san. 

Heliacal,  Hs-lj-a-kal,  a.  pertanig  tu  er  ner  de 
Ueliacally,    He-lj-a-kal-i,   ad.    ner  de  sun,  in 

rjzig  er  setig,  az  a  stqr.  [Jonz. 

Helical,  Hel-i-kal,  a.  spjral;  havig  serkumvolq- 
Helicoid,    Hel-i-kerd,  n.   a  parabolikal  spjral  er 

kurv.  [sunz  senter. 

Heliocentric,  He-li-o-sen-trik,  a.  rtlatig  tu  de 
Heliogeapuy,   He-li-og-ra-fi,  n.  a  deskripjon  ot 

de  sun.  [sun. 

Heliolatry,   He-li-ol-a-tri,  w.  de  wurjip  ov  de 
Heliometer,    He-li-6m-e-ter,   j».    an  instroment 

for  megqrig  de  djameter  ov  de  sun,  ma>n  and 

planets.  [de  sun. 

Helioscope,  He-li-o-skop,  n.  a  teleskop,  fer  seig 
Heliotrope,  He-li-Q-trop,  n.  a  jenus  ov  plants; 

de  turnsol; — a  silijus  mineral. 
Helispherical,  Hel-i-sfer-i-kal  a.  wjndig  spjrali 

rTsnd  a  sfer;  notig  a  romb  li.n. 


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IIri,ix,   TT^-liks,  n.   [<?r.]  pqrt  ot  a  apjral  IJn;  a 

wjtulin. 
IIkll,  IioI,  n.  Ae  plas  or  At  devl  and  wiked  «qIz. 
Hkli.kuore,    Hel-e-bor,  n.    de  Kriztmua  flift'r,  u 

pi  II II  (. 
Hellk.vio,  n<^l-c-nik,  or  Hel-rfn-ik,  a.  Grtjan. 
IIellenisu,  Ht'l-E-nir-m,  n.  a  Orrk  idiom. 
Hellenist,   Hel-t-nist,  n.  a  Ji],  ho)  yi|,zd  de  Grek 

laggwRJ:— wun  i-kiM  in  dr  Grrk  hm^waj. 
Hellenistic,    Hel-E-niji-tik,    a.    rclatiy    tu    Ac 

(Jrrk  tinj.  [kwhj. 

Hellesize,  nel-e-n[r,  r.  ».  tu  yx{t  Ac  flrck  lim- 
Uell- HOUND,  Hel-hund,  m.  a  dog  ov  hcl;  an  ajunt 

OV  llfl. 

Hellish,  H^l-i/,  a.  relatig  tu  bel;  infernal;  wikcd. 
Hkllishness,  Hel-iJ-nes,  n.  ckstrcra  wikcdnes. 
Helm.  Holm,  n.  de  iniftrobment  bj  hwiq  a  Jip  iz 

stfnl;     plas  ov  dirc'kji)n; — u  helmet. 
Helm,  Helm,  ••.  t.  tu  gid;  tu  kondukt. 
Helmkt,  Hel-niet,  n.  qrmur  for  Ac  hed;  a  hcd  pes. 
Helminthic,    Hel-min-tik,  n.   relatio  tu  wuruiz. 
Helmsman,  Helmz-man,  n.  wun  ha>  manajez  de 

helm. 
Helot,  Hol-ot,  h.  a  slav;  a  Spqrtan  slar. 
Help,  Help,  v.  t.  tu  a^^ist;  tu  suixirt;  tu  ad:  tu 

avtird. 
Help,  Help,  r.  i.  tu  kontribyi^t  a«i:jtans. 
Help,  Help,  n.  a.<;istnn:t;  ad;  .suixbrt;  sukor. 
Helper,  Ilelp-cr,  n.  wun  hoo  helps;  an  asistant. 
Helpful,  U^lp-ful,  h.  givip  help;  yqsful:  sal- 

yHtari.  [ne^'. 

Helpkulnfss,  H^lp-ful-ncs,  m.  asistiins:  yqsful- 
HuLPLKss.  Helii-le.j,  a.  dcstiti^t  ov  help:  wek:  ft bl. 
HELPLt:«8Lr,   tlt4p-los-li,  ad.    widvt  help:  wid-st 

.■<ukiir.  [ctreyt. 

HKLPLESSXF.SS,  Hdl p-Ics-nes,  n.  wont  ov  abiliti  or 
Helpmate,  Help-mat,  n.  a  kompanyon:  an  asis- 

tiint.  [mat. 

Helpmeet,  n<?lp-met.  n.  a  fit  kompanyon;  a  hclp- 
Helter-skelteb,  H^l-tcr-sk^l-tcr,+  ad.  konfiiz- 
Helve,  Helv,  II.  Ac  handl  ov  an  alu.  [edli. 

Helve,  Helv,  v.  t.  tu  fit  wid  a  helv. 
Helvetic,  Hcl-v6t-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  Ac  Helvcjij 

'>r  Swis.  j 

Hem,  Horn,  n.  Ac  ej  ov  a  gqnnent  dubld  and  sod: ! 

—an  inqrtikynlat  sTsnd.  IJut  in. 

Hem,    Hem,    r.  (.    tu  fi>rm  a  hem:  tu  border;  tu 
Hem,  Hem,  r.  i.  tu  ufcra  nffz  cksproiit  \>\hem. 
Hematite,  Hdm-a-tit,  n.  in  .Mineraloji,  de  blud-  | 

»t£)n. 
Hemi,  H('m-i,  an  abreviajon  ov  aOrek  wurd,  yqzd 

in  komjxazijon,  signifjig  Itqf.  [de  hed. 

Hemicrany,  H(^ra-i-kra-ni,  n.  a  pan  in  Ac  sjd  ov  I 
Hemiovcle,  Hem-i-sj-kl,  ii.  a  hqf  perkl.  i 

IIemina,    He-mj-na,    n.     [Z.]    a  mcsur  ov  abiit ' 

l«'n  •snsez.  "  [sjd. 

Hkmipleoy,    Hc^m-i-plej-i,  n.   a  pnralisis  ov  wun  ' 
Hemispiikuk,  Hera-ia-fer.  ii.  hqf  ov  a  glob. 
IIkmisimieric,  Hcm-is-f(ir-ik,  j  a.  relatij)  tu, 

HEMispiiKRirAL,  Hem-is-fdr-i-kal,  i    erkontanig, 

a  hi'mi-frr;  hqf  rsnd. 
Hemistick,    H^m-is-tik,  »r  Hr-mis-tik,  n.  hqf  a 

Ijn  in  pootri.  itrr. 

Hemlook,  Hem-lok,  n.  a  pffznus  plant:— overgrrn 
Hemoptysis,  He-m6p-ti-»i.«,  n.  (J^*rf.>  At  spitig 

ov  blud. 
Hemorriiaoe,  n<5m-or-BJ,  n.  a  fluks  ov  blud. 
HemorrhoidaI,     Hem-or-^d-al,    a.    relatig    tu 

hein^rrrdz. 
Hemokrhoips,  Hem-or-«TtU,  n. />/.  de  pili. 
Hemp.  Hemp,  n.  a  plant;  olsa.  its  drcst  f  jberr. 
Hkmpen,  H^mp-n.  a.  mad  ov  hemp. 
Hen,  Hen,  n.  dr  femal  ov  a  ful  or  eni  herd. 
Henbane,  H(5n-ban,  n.  n  p<Txnua,  pcronial  plant. 
Hence,    Hens,    ad.    from  A\a  pla«;  at  a  distans; 

from  dis  tim,  rem,  koi,  er  sors. 


Henceforth,  Hdns-fort,  ad.  from  dis  tjm  forward. 
Hencefurwaku,    Hens-fur-ward,    ad.    from  dii> 

tjm  forwiini.  [kept. 

Hencoop,    Hen-kbp,  n.   a  kaj  in  hwiq  poltri  qr 
Heniiecaoon,    Hen-dek-a-gon,    n.    a   figyv   ov 

elovn  njdz. 
Henuiadys,   Hen-dj-a-dia,  n.   {lihet.)  a    figyqr 

b{  hwiq  t<ii  .sub:>tantivz  qryqzd  in«t^  ov  a  iiab- 
j      8t.intiv  ai><l  un  adjektiv. 
HenjiearteI).  Hen-hqrt-ed,  a.  k'riardli. 
HeM'ECKEI).  Hen-iiekt,  a.  guvernd  bj  u  wjf. 
IltxuoosT,  lli'ii-nJist,  II.  <i  plan  hw^r  |Mjltri  nKst. 
Hep,  Heji,  n.  Ac  fnJit  ov  de  wjld  brjer.  .Se  {Jlip.) 
Hepatic,  He-pat-ik,  /  ■  .•    .     ^    %• 

Uepatical,  l/e-pat-i-kal,  i  "'  "'«"0  ^"  <*'  >"^"- 
Heptacapsular,  Hep-ta-kap-sq,-lar,  a.  havig  »cvn 

8clz. 

Heptachord,  Hep-ta-kord,  n.  a  niqzikal  inittroD- 
inent  iiv  .xevn  Ktrigz;  a  »i»tem  ov  .sevn  nut.'i. 

Heptagon,  Hep-ta-gon,  n.  u  figyqr  wid  nevn  gjdz. 

Heptagonal,  Hep-iag-u-nal,  a.  havig  8evn  agglz 
and  iijdz.  [sevn  pqrts. 

Heptamerede,  Hep-tam-e-rcd,  n.  a  divjiier  intu 

Heptarchy,  Hep-tqr-ki,  n.  a  guvernment  bj  sevn 

I      Wilerz. 

Heitateuch,  He[i-ta-tqk,  n.  a  terra  apljd  tu  dr 
tVrst  sevn  buks  ov  de  (Jld  Testament. 

Her,  Her,  pron.  Ac  objektiv  kns  ov  AV;  belogig 
tu  a  femal:   ov  a  Je;  ov  a  wuiiian. 

Herald,  H^r-ald,  n.  an  ofiser  hiU  anjentli  prci- 
kliimd  wor  and  jies: — wun  hat  rejisterz  jvnealu- 
jiz,  adjusts  cn-i[nz  qnuojrial,  and  rdgyqlata  fq- 
neralz  and  pubiik  seremuniz;  a  hqrbinjer. 

Herald,  Her-ald,  i-.  t.  tu  intrudqs  az  bj  u  herald. 

Heraldic,  He-ral-dik,  a.  relatig  tu  heraldri. 

Heraldry,  Her-ald-ri,  n.  de  qrt  or  <jfi.-<  ov  u  her- 
ald: a  rejislri  ov  jencalojiz:  blaznri. 

Heraldsuip,  Her-uld-;ip,  ii.  de  ofis  ov  a  herald. 

Herb,  Krb,  or  Herb,  ii.  a  plant;  a  vejetabl. 

Herbaceous,  Her-ba-Jus, .«.  relatig  tu  '?rbz. 

Herbage,  Her-baj,  or  Er'baj,  ii.  erbi  kolektivli; 
gras;  jiastyqr.  [ov  plantji. 

Herbal,  Her-bal,  »r  Erb'al,  n.  a  tretis  on,  or  buk 

Herbal,  Her-bal.  or  Erb'al,  a.  pertanig  tu  erbz. 

Herbalist,  Hi'r-bal-ist,  I  in-       . 

Herbarist,  H.  r-ba-ri.t,»)    "•  "^""  "'"'^  '°  f""^*" 

Herbarium,  Hvr-ba-ri-um,  n.  [L.]  (/>'f.>  pf. 
Her-ba-ri-a,  or  Hfr-ba-ri-umz;  a  kolekjon  or 
drjd  plants.  [um. 

Herbary.  Her-ba-ri,  »i.  a  gqnlen  ov  erbz;  herbari- 

Herbescent,  Her-be.f-ent,  a.  gruig  intti  vrbz. 

Herbist,  Her-bist,  ii.  wun  skild  in  ^rbz:  a  herbalist. 

Herbivorous,  Her-biv-u-rusi,  a.  frdig  on  herbaj. 

Herborize,  Her-bci-rjz,  r.  i.  tu  ^rk  for  plants. 

Herby,  Erb'i,*  a.  Ijk  erbz;  ful  ov  erbz. 

Herculean,  Her-kq-le-an,  a.  relatig  tu  or  Ijk 
Herkiilez:  veri  strog:  qnlqus;  Iqrj;  masi. 

Herd,  Herii,  n.  u  number  ov  befts  tugedcna  druv 

Herd,  Hervl,  r.  i'.  tu  run  in  herdz;  tu  a^ojiat. 

Herd,  Herd,  e.  t.  tu  tro  or  put  intu  a  herd. 

Herdsman,  Herdz-man,  n.  wun  empldrd  in  tcndip 
herdz. 

Here,  Her,  aJ.  in  dis  plas:  in  dis  stat. 

Hereabout,  «r  Hereabouts,  Hcr-a-b'st,  «»r  Her- 
B-b-sts,*  ad.  ab'st  dis  iJns.  ifqtyqf- 

Hereafter.  Hrr-uf-ter,  ad.   in  tjm  tu  kum:  in 

Hereafter,  Her-df-ter,  ii.  a  fqtyqr  stat. 

Hereat.  Hcr-.it,*  ad.  at  dis  jilasor  tig. 

Hereby.  Hrr-bj,  ad.  bj  di.'*  plas  or  tig. 

Hereditable,  He-nSi-i-ta-bl,  a.  kajobl  ov  brig 
inherited.  [heritans. 

Hereditame.nt,  Hcr-e-dit-a-mcnt,  n.  {Lair)  io- 

Hereditarily,  He-rM-i-ta-ri-li,  ad.   bi  inhcri 
tan.'i.  [hcritaos. 

Hereditary,  Hc-red-i-ta-ri,  a.  dci^mlig  bj  in- 

Herein.  Hcr-in,  ad.  in  dis  plas  or  tig. 


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IIeeeinto,  Hrr-in-tu,  er  HEr-in-t<J5,  ad.  intii  dis. 
Heremite,  Her-r-mjt,*  n.  a  hermit.  Se  {Eremite.} 
Heeemitical,  Her-e-mit-i-kal,  a.  solitari;  si^tabl 

tu  Q  hermit. 
Hereof,  Her-6f,  ad.  from  dis;  ov  dis. 
Hereon,  Her-on,  ad.  on  dis  plas  er  tig. 
Heresiarch,  He-re-ji-qrk,  n.  a  qef  heretik. 
Heresy,  Her-e-si,  n.  an  opinyon  not  ortodoks;  a 

sekt. 
Heretic,   Her-e-tik,   n.    wun  hen  propagats  hiz 

prjvat  opinyonz  in  opozijon  tu  de  Katolik  qurq: 

wun  not  ertcadoks. 
Heretical,  Ht-ret-i-kal,  a.  kontanig  herssi;  het- 

erudoks.  [maner. 

Heretically,  He-ret-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  heretikal 
Heretofore,  Her-tu-for,  ad.  formerli;  anjentli. 
Hereunto,  Hgr-un-tct,  ad.  tia  dis  plas  er  tiij. 
Hereupon,  Her-up-on,  ad.  upon  dis  plas  er  tig. 
Herewith,  Her-wid,  ad.  wid  dis. 
Heriot,  Her-i-ot,  n.  a  f  jn  pad  tia  &z  lerd  at  de 

det  ov  a  landholder.  [ov  heriot. 

Heriotable,  Her-i-ot-a-bl,  a.  subjekt  tu  de  fjn 
Heritable,  Her-it-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  inher- 
ited. 
Heritage,  Her-i-taj,  n.  an  inheritans;  an  estat, 
Hermaphrodite,   Her-maf-ro-djt,    n.    a   person, 

animal,  or  plant,  yn^njtig  de  distigkjonz  ov  de 

t<D  seksez. 
Hermaphroditic,  Her-maf-ro-dit-ik,  ) 

Hermapheoditical,  Her-maf-ro-dit-i-kal,  \  par- 

takig  ov  hot  seksez. 
Hermeneutic,  Her-me-n^-tik,  )   a.   relatig 

Heemeneutical,  Her-me-n^-ti-kal,  \       tu  her- 

meni|tiks  er  interpretajon.  [interpretajon. 

Heemexeutics,  Her-me-ni^-tiks,  w.^/.  desjensov 
Heemetic,  Her-met-ik,  (    a.  kemikal;  kom- 

Heemetical,  Her-met-i-kal,  j      pletli  klozig;  az, 

"  a  liermetik  sel."  [metik  maner. 

Hermetically,  Her-met-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  her- 
Heemit,  Her-mit,  «.  an  agkoret;  a  devst  rekh^s. 
Heemitage,   Her-mit-aj,    n.    a   hermits    sel; — a 

Frencj  wjn.  [devojon. 

Heemitess,  Her-mit-es,  n.  a  wuman  retjrd  tu 
Hermitical,  Her-mit-i-kal,  a.  relatig  er  st^tab) 

tu  a  hermit. 
Hernia,  Her-ni-a,  n.  [L.]  {Med.)  a  ruptyq,r. 
Hero,  He-ro,  n.  a  brav  man;  a  grat  weryor. 
Heroic,  He-ro-ik,  |    a.  relatig  tu,  er  Ijk  a 

Heeoical,  He-r6-i-kal,  j       hero;  brav;  intrepid; 

valyant; — epik.  [er. 

Heroically,  He-ro-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  heroik  man- 
Heroicomic,  He-ro-i-kom-ik,  )  a.  kombjnig 

Heroicomical,  He-ro-i-kom-i-kal,  \       hwot     iz 

hcruik  wid  hwot  iz  hxdikrus. 
Heroine,  Her-o-in,  n.  a  femal  hero. 
Heroism,  Her-o-iz-m,  n.  de  kwolitiz  er  karakter 

ov  a  hero:  valor:  braveri:  kuraj:  magnanimiti. 
Heron,  Her-on,  n.  a  berd  dat  fedz  upon  f  ij;  a  kran. 
Heronry,  Her-on-ri,  n.  a  plas  hvf^r  heronz  bred. 
Herpes,  Her-pez,  «.  [i.]  {Med.)  a.  k\],taneus  in- 

flamajon. 
Herpetic,  Her-pet-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  de  herpez. 
Herpetology,   Hor-pe-tol-u-ji,   n.   dat   pqrt   ov 

natyii^ral  histwri  hwiq  trets  ov  reptilz.   Kitn  tAsd 

{Erpetdh  (jy.) 
Herring,  Her-ig,  n.  a  smol  se-fij. 
Hers,  Herz,  pran.  de  pozesiv  form  ov  Se, 
Hebsche'l,  Her-Jel,  n.  a  planet.     Se  {Uranus.) 
Hebse,  Hers,  n.  {Fori.)  a  pcDrtkiilis  set  wid  spjks. 
Herself,  Her-self,  j^run.  a  femal  individyipl. 
Hesitancy,  Hez-i-tan-si,  n.  unsertenti:  suspens. 
Hesitate,  Hez-i-tat,  r.  i.  tu  be  d-»tful;  tu  drla: 

tu  i»z:  tu  folter:  tu  stamer.  [f^peq. 

Hesitation,  Hez-i-ta-Jon,  n.  d-jt;  intermijon  ov 
Hesperian,  Hes-pe-ri-an,  a.  western;  beig  in  de 
Hest,  Hest,*  11.  komdnd:  injugkjon,  [west. 


Heteeaechy,   Het-er-qr-ki,*   n.    guvernment  ov 

an  alyen.  [er  wurd. 

Heteeoclite,  Het-er-Q-kljt,  n.  an  iregyq^lar  usn 
Heteeoclite,  Het-er-o-kljt,  a.  iregyn,lar;  anom- 

alus. 
Heteeoclitic,  Het-er-o-klit-ik,  )   a.    ireg- 

Heteroclitical,  Het-er-o-klit-i-kal,  )        yilar; 

deviatig  from  de  komon  rail. 
Heterodox,  Het-er-o-doks,  a.  not  ertodoks;  he- 

retikal.  [beig  heterodoks. 

Heterodoxy,  Het-er-u-dok-si,  «.  de  kwoliti  ov 
Heterogeneal,  Het-er-o-je-ne-al,  a.  diferig  in 

natyii,r.  [ov  natyq^r. 

Heterogeneity,  Het-er-o-je-ne-i-ti,  n.  opiazijon 
Heteeogeneous,  Het-er-cD-je-ne-us,  a.  opozit  er 

disimiiar  in  natyqr; — opcjzd  tu  hamojimus. 
Heterogeneousness,  Het-er-o-je-ne-us-nes,    n, 

diferens  ov  natyqr.  [Kosaks. 

Hetman,  Het-man,  n.  de  c,tl  komdnder  ov  de 
Hew,  Hq,  v.  t.  [i.  hqd,  ps.  hqig,  hqn  or  hq,d;]  tu 

kut  wid  an  aks;  tu  hak;  tu  (jop;  tu  kut  and 

ferm  regjn],larli,  az  timber. 
Hewer,  Hq-er,  n.  wun  ho)  hqz  wud,  &s. 
Hexachord,  Heks-a-kord,  «.  a  konkord,  keld  a 

sikst.  [heksahedron. 

Hexahedral,  Heks-a-he-dral,  a.  relatig  tu  a 
Hexahedron,  Heks-a-he-dron,  n.  {  Geoin.)  a.  kqb. 
Hexagon,  Heks-a-gon,  n.  a  figyi^r  ov  siks  sjdz 

er  agglz.  [agglz. 

Hexagonal,  Heks-ag-o-nal,  a.  havig  siks  sjdz  er 
Hexagony,  Heks-ag-CD^ni,   n.    a   figyqr  ov  siks 

agglz;  heksagon.  [siks  fet. 

Hexametee,  Heks-am-E-ter,  ii.  a  vers  er  Ijn  ov 
Hexameter,  Heks-am-e-ter,  a.  havig  siks  metri- 

kal  fet. 
Hexameteic,  Heks-a-met-rik,  )  a.  konsistrg 

Hexameteical,  Heks-a-met-ri-kal,  j       ov   heks- 

ameterz;  havig  siks  fet.  [or  kornerz. 

Hexangular,  Ueks-ag-gq-lar,  a.  havig  siks  agglz 
Hexastyle,  Heks-a-stjl,   «.    a   bildig   wid   siks 

kolumz  in  de  portiko  er  in  frunt. 
Hey,  Ha,  inter,  an  eksprejon  ov  jer. 
Hey-day,  Ha-da,  inter,  ekspresig  cgzultajon. 
Hiatus,  Hj-a  tus,  ».  [L.]  an  apertqr;agqpig  breg. 
Hibernal,  Hj-ber-nal,  a.  belogig  tu  de  winter. 
Hibernate,  Hj-ber-nat,  v,  i.  tu  winter;  tu  pas 

de  winter.  [terig. 

Hibernation,  Hi-ber-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  win- 
HiBERNiAN,  Hj-ber-ni-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Mand. 
HiBERNiciSM,  Hi-ber-ni-siz-ra,  n.  an  irij  idiom  er 

fraz.  [plants. 

Hibiscus,  Hj-bis-kus,  n.  [£.]  a  jenus  ov  malvajus 
Hiccough,  Hik-up,  er  Hik-of,  »i.  a  konvuljon  ov 

de  stumak,  prodqsig  sobz.     Se  {Hidcnp.) 
Hiccough,  Hik-up,  w  Hik-of,  t\  i.  tu  sob  wid 

konvuljonz  ov  de  stumak. 
Hickory,  Hik-o-ri,  «.  a  tre  ov  de  welnut  jenus. 
HiCKUP,   Hik-up,    n.    and    v.  i.    koriipted   from 

{hica/iiffh.)     It  iz  ofn  so  ritn,  and  komonli  so 

pron'snst. 
Hid,  Hidden,  Hid,  Hid-n,  p.     Se  {Hide.) 
Hidage,  Hj-daj,  n.  fermerli  an  IggliJ  land  taks. 
Hidalgo,  Hi-dal-go,  n.  [jSp.]  a  Spanyard  ovnobl 

bert. 
Hide,  Hid,  v.  t.  [i.  hid,  ps.  hjdig,  hid  er  hidn;] 

tu  konsel;  tu  kuver;  tu  prcDtekt; — tu  bet. 
Hide,  Hjd,  v.  i.  tu  Ij  hid;  tia  be  konseld. 
Hide,  Hid,  n.  de  skin  ov  an  animal;  a  pes  ovland. 
HiDE-AND-SEEK,  Hid-and-sek,    ji.    a   pla    amdg 

qiklrcn. 
Hidebound,  Hjd-b-snd,  a.  havig  de  skin  klos. 
Hideous,  Hid-e-us,  a.  horibl:  dredful:  Jokin;  dc- 

tostabl. 
Hideously,  Hid-e-us-li,  ad.  horibli;  dredfuli. 
Hideousness,  Hid-e-us-nes,   n.  horiblnes;  dred- 

fulnes. 


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IIiDER,  njd-cr,  n.  wun  hot)  hi<li. 
Hiding,  ll|'l-io.  "•  koiwilineut: — fa  betig. 
lilK.   ilj,  r.  ('.  11^  hiLsn;  tu  jiu  iu  ba.st. 
IliKiiALCii,  Hi-E-rqrk,  n.  At  <jtl"  ov  u  Hukrcd  order. 
lIiLKAKCiiAL,  llj-t-nir-kal,  i  a.  rrlatio  lu  a 

HitKAmaiCAL,  lli-E-n^r-ki-kal,  i      bjerqrk,  ortu 

a  hjiriirki.  [ernuieut. 

lIiLUAUi'tiY,  Hj-E-rqr-ki,  n.  an  ekUziaMlikal'j^uv- 
HiKRATiu,  li{-e-rat-ik,  a.  cmpldrd  initukrud  yiisex. 
HiKHuuLVfU,  il|-e-ru-glif,   ».    a  simbulikal  kur- 

aktiT. 
HiKBOULVi'iiic,   H[-e-ru-;^lif-ik,   n.   a  simbolikal 

karukler;  .-iiubolikiil  or  piktynr  rjUfl. 
HiEKUGLYi'HiC,  Hi-f-rij-glif-ik,  /   a.  rclatig 

Hii^DciLYhHiCAL,  llj-E-ro-glif-i-kal,  i      tu  bji- 

ru^litiks;  I'lublcmatikal.  [blcui:itik:ili. 

HiEUOULYPiiiCAtLV,  Hj-e-ro-glif-i-kal-i,  ad.  em- 
HitHOGKAPiiic,  lli-E-rw-grai'-ik,  j  a.  rElalio 

HiKauuuAiMiicAL,  lli-c-ru-graf-i-kal,  j      tu  hjE- 

r<i;;riili,  or  .-iikrcd  rjtij).  [rUiQ- 

HiERuuRAPiir,  Ilj-E-roji-ra-fi,  b.  holi  or  sakrcd 
HiEaoLOGY,  lli-E-rol-a-ji,  u.   diskuir^  on  sakred 

tiyz.  [iiukrifiiiez. 

HiEROllA.vcr,  Hj-E-ro-uian-si,  n.  diviiiajuu  bj 
llitKOrHANT,   Hj-6r-u-fant,  or  ll{-e-r6>-£ant,    n. 

nil  i-kspTjialLT  ov  lui'torii;  a  prEst. 
IIlGGLt.  Hi^-1,^   r.  t.   tu  (jufcr;  tu  bagl;  tu  pcdl. 
UiuGLtDY-i'iGGLEDV,  llig-l-di-pijj-l-dijf  ad.  kun- 

liizcdh. 
IIiUGLtR,  Hig-lcr,  n.  wun  boi  hok^  or  biglx. 
High,   ilj,   a.   elEvat4.-d:  cgZ'ilted;  ditikult;  pr^d; 

liitti:  iiubl:  vjulent;  ful:  cgzi)rbit:iiit. 
High,  Hi,  ail.  ulOt't:  al'sd:  pSerluli. 
HiGH-ULUwy,  Hj-blkin,  a.  swuld  wid  wind. 
HiGii-Duu.v,  Hi-born,  a.  uv  nubl  t-kstrakjun. 
UiGU-rLiKR,  llj-tl|-cr,^  M.    wua  ekitravagant  in 

biz  u>|iiiiyoiiz. 
HlOUKLOWX,  Hj-flun,  a.  prud;  ckstravagant. 
UiGiiLAM),  Hj-laiid,  ».  a  m'sntonus  rEJuit. 
HlGlli.A.M>tR,    H|-land-L-r,  u.  u  in'!(iitcuEr. 
Highly.  Il)-li,  u<l.  aloft:  in  u  grat  dEgre. 
UiGiiui.NULD,     Hi-uijiiJ-cd,    a.    prisd;  urugant; — 

nubl;  luaguaniuius;  oiiorabl. 
UiGii.N'i^s^,  H|-iie^.  N.  elEvaJon:  diguitiov  natyiir; 

cksL-luns:  n  till  ov  prin.^cz. 
High  PRKSsuRi:,    Hj-pre/nr,  n.  a  prejq,r,  grater 

dun  (lat  iiv  a  «iggl  a;mo$ler. 
HiGU-BEASO.N'ED,    H{'^E'''>*'>    A-    pikaot   tu  de 

|uilu(:  (luiijont.  [salent. 

UiGii-spiBiTED,  H(-8pir-it-cd,  a.  b^oldjdririy;  in- 
HiGinii,  lilt,*  H.  hit.     tieiHti>j/U.) 
UiGiiWATta,   Hj-woi-cr,  n.    dE  utuuj.st  flo  ov  Ae 

tj.l. 
IIiGiiWAr,  H{-wa,  m.  de  grat  rud;a  publik  pqt. 
Highwayman.  Hi-wa-man.    u.  u  rober. 
HiGHWROLGiiT,  H(-rut,  a.  bill  liiiijt.. 
Hilarity,  lli-lar-i-ti,  u.  luvrt;  uiLTiment;  gaeti. 
Hill.    IIil,  h.   an  ulsva/ou    ov  grifad    Im  dan  a 

iii'Miiti-n. 
Hillock,  Htl-ok,  it.  a  litl  bil. 
Hilly,  Hil-i,  a.  ful  i>v  bilz;  unrkwalia  surfaa. 
Hilt.  HiIi,  h.  de  bandl  ov  a  >4^nJ,  ki. 
Hii.Ttu.  Hilt-od,  a.  baviu  u  bilt. 
HiLiM,  lli-lum,  It.  [/,.)  (JJnt.)  de  skqr  left  upon 

o  .■<id  liwou  .iciianitc-d  from  de  pla.s(>iilu. 
Hm.  Him,  urun.  dt  ubjektiv  kas  ov  JJr.. 
UlMSELr,   ilim-wlf.  /iruii.  in  dc  n6minativ  ar  ob- 

jondk  ka.s;  be  or  bim.-  Jiy  kitiueif,  alun. 
HiN.    iliiL,  M.  u  ji^ij  uii>3iir  uv  t<Mi  piiil^. 
Ui.NU,      H|nd,     a.    [k-imtj>.   h|ndur;   /lUftcrl.    hjnd-  ' 

nio>jt:j  bukward:  koutruri   in  puzijon  tu  de  fa.'«. 
Bl.ND.  iljud,   II.  de  fcinul  ov  de  otag;  a  boir;  a  rus- 

tik.  [imped. 

Hinder.  Hin-der,  r.  t.  tu  ob.-itrukt;  tu  8iop;tu! 
Ui.VDLR.  Hia-der,  f.  i.  tu  rai  ob.>taklz;  lu  kos  iin- 

podimeuU 


Hi.sder,  Hjnd-er,  a.  on  de  rer,  or  bakxid. 
Hi.NDERA.NCK.    Hin-dcr-ani,    n.  an  iinpiMlimcnt;  a 

Ht4ip;  an  ob.'*trukJun;  -ofn  ritn  (Ai iu/ranc«.) 
Hi.NDERER,    Hin-der-er,    n.  be,  or  d*t  hwic  bin- 

di-rz.  [im«l. 

Hi.NDtULi.vo,  Hind  (.r-lio,  n.  a  poltri,  wurtlesan- 
Hindeumo.'jT,  Hiiid-cr-uik>:jt,    a.    hinduiL>«t;  lost. 
Ili.NDMO.sr,    Hind-ma.'<t,  a.   lu:tt;  dat   kuuiz  in  de 

rer. 
Hindoo,  HiD-difi,  n.    an  aborijinal  ov  HinddMtin. 
Hi.NGE,    Hinj,   n.    de  jtrnt  on  hwi<]  a  dur  turnz;  u 

rjil. 
Hinge,  Hinj,  v.t.  tu  furnij  wid  binjez;  tu  bend. 
Hi.VGK,    Hiuj,  r.    I.    tu  turn,  az  upon  a  hinj;  tu 

bay.  [ali^d. 

Hint,  Hint,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  brig  tu  mind;  tu 
Him,  Hint,  n.  a  rrmijt  .sugje.-styon;  an  intimajon. 
Hip,  Hip,  n.  de  jtrut  ov  de  tj;  dE  bqrK^;— de  fnftt 

ov  dE  brjer  or  dog-ruz. 
Hipped,  Ifipt,     *'    a.  [u  korupjon  ov  hipcihrndri- 
Hippisu,  Hip-iJ,*f       a/.-;J  luin^piritij;  mu^  dej^k- 

tc-d:  bipokondriak. 
HiPPOCAMP,  Hip-(^-kamp,  m.  q  se-hors. 
HippocENTAUB,  Hip-o-.<en-t«r,  n.  a  fabynlua  mon- 
ster, buf  bor.^,  and  bqf  man. 
HiPPOCRASS,  Hip-u-kra^,  ii.  a  me<likatcd  w|n. 
HippODKuuE,    Uip-u-dram,   n.   a  kors  for   hen 

ru.sL'z,  ii*. 
HippoGRlFF,  Hip-o-grif,   n.  a  wigd  bars. 
HiPPOPiiAGY,   Hip-()f-a-ji,   n.  dt  akt  ov  fedig  on 

b  jrs-flej.  ler-bora. 

Hippopotamus,  Hip-u-pot-a-mu?,  h.  [L.\  de  riv- 
HiPUuuF,    Hip-nijf,    n.  a  rojf  bt&z  endz  slup  in  de 

sum  drgrt'  az  dc  sidz.  [hip. 

HiPsuoT,   Hip-Jot,  d.   sprand,  or  dislokated  in  de 
Hire,  Hjr,  v.  t.  tu  engaj  for  jia:  tu  let;  tu  brjb. 
Hike,  Hjr,  ».  reword;  rekompens;  wajcz. 
HiRELi.s'O,     Hjr-lig,    n.    wun   ba>  iz  h^rd;  a  mer- 

senari. 
Hireling,  Hjr-lig,  h.  wun  bii>  iz  bjnl;  venal. 
Hirer.  Hir-«r,  n.  wun  hai  b[rz. 
Hirsute,   H^r-si'i,t,  a.  ruf ;  b^ri;  rugcd;  Jagi. 
HiRSUTENESS,     Hor-siit-nes,    n.    b^rincs;    ruged- 

nes. 
His,  Hiz,  prun.  puzc.siv  ov  Ifr;  ov  him. 
Hispid,  ilis-pid,  a.  set  wid  brislz. 
Hiss.  His,  t*.  t.  tu  utera  ntrz  I|k  dat  ova  serpent; 

tu  ekspres  kontemt  or  disaprubajon. 
Hiss,  His,  v.  l.  tu  kondom  b{  bisig:  tu  eksplt^d. 
Hi.ss,  His,  M.  de  s'<$ud  ov  de  leter  n;  dc  vtfi  or  a 

spri»ent,  Jts.;  senJur. 
Hissing,  His-ig,  n.  de  nirz  uv  a  serpent,  &«.; — a  hit. 
HibT.  Hist,  i/Utr.  kumjndig  sjlens;  buj. 
Hi.sToRiAN,  His-t(^-ri-an,  ii.  a  rjtcr  ov  bistori. 
Historic,  His-tor-ik,  |     a.    relatig   tu  hii- 

Historical,  His-t6r-i-kal,  i       turi. 
Historically,    His-tor-i-kal-i,  aJ.    in  dc  m&ner 

ov  bisluri. 
HisTORiFY.  His-tor-i-fi,*  r.  ^.   tu  rclut;tu  lekard 

iu  bisluri. 
Historiographer,    Uis-tw-ri-og-ra-fi-r,  n.  a  rjt- 

er  ov  bisluri.  [i<v  a  histurian. 

Historiography,  His-to-ri-og-rn-fi,  ii.  de  biznea 
History,  Hi--Uj-ri,  ii.  u  narativ  ov  past  events. 
Histrionic,    His-lri-6n-ik,  >       »     ,    i,  i 

HisrRiONiOAL,  His-tri-on-i-k«l,  I  *•  "''"■»'^- 
Histrionically,    His-tri-on-i-kal-i,   ad.    teatri- 

kali.  [zentajon. 

HisTRiONiSH,  His-tri-o-nii-nn,  n.  ttatrikal  npre- 
HiT,  Hit,  ij.   /.   [i.  bit, /■*.  hitig,  hit;j  tu  strjk;  tu 

luij;  not  tu  mis;  tu  rt^;tu  utan;  tu  si^t;  tu  luf 

or  reprczcnt  properli. 
Hit,  Hit,  c.  i.  lu  klaj;  tu  koljd;  tu  agrf;tu  wjt. 
Hit,  Hit,   u.  a  struk:  u  (jun«:  u  luki  (;<iii'«. 
Hitch,  Hi^  c.  t.  tu  be  k»t:  tu  mj<v  \>i  jfrka. 
Hitch,  Hit;,  v.  t.  tu  fasn;  tu  b^nd  tu;  tu  t^. 


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Hitch,  Hiq,  n.  a  ka<5;  enitir)  dat  holdz. 

HiTHE,  Hja,*   n.  a  peart  orsmol  havn. 

Hither,   Uid-er,   ad.  tti    dis  plas:  tu  dis  end  or 

pornt. 
Hither,  Hid-er,  a.  nerer;  beig  toardz  dis  pqrt. 
HiTHERMOST,  Hid-er-must,   a.  nerest  dis  s^d. 
Hitherto,  Hid-er-tu,  ad.  tia  dis  tim;  yet;  til  n-s. 
Hitherwaud,  Hid-er-ward,      )       ,    a- 
HiTHERWARDS,  Hid-cr- wQrdz,  i    ^-   "'"  "^^• 
HiTY-TiTY,  Hj-ti-ti-ti,:|:  inter.     Se  {Ilnity-toitij.y 
HiVE,  Hjv,  n.  a  bolis  er  qrtifijal  reseptaki  ov  bez. 
Hive,  Hjv,  v.  t.  tia  put  intu  hjvz:  tu  liqrbor. 
Hive,  Hjv,  i-.  i.  tu  rezid  or  tak  Jelter  tugeder. 
HiVER,  Hjv-er,  n.  wun  biD  puts  bez  in  a  hjv. 
Hives,  Hjvz,  h.  jd.  de  dizEz  kold  kroop  er  ratlz. 
Ho,  Ho,  inter,  komdndii)  atenjon. 
Hoar,  Hor,  a.  hwjt  er  gra  wid  aj  er  frost. 
Hoar,  Hor,  n.  antikwiti; — horines; — mist. 
Hoard,  Hord,  n.  a  stcar  lad  up;  a  treji],r. 
Hoard,  Hord,  v.  i.  tu  la  up  storz  or  hordz. 
Hoard,  Hord,  v.  t.  tu  stor;  tu  la  in  hordz. 
Hoarder,  H6rd-er,  n.  wun  hoo  hordz. 
Hoarfrost,  Hor-frost,  n.  a  hwjt  frost.        [wurt. 
HOARHOU.ND,  Hor-h-snd,  «.'a  biter  plant;  jipsi- 
HOARiNESS,  Hor-i-nes,  jj.  de  stat  ov  beig  hori. 
Hoarse,  Hors,  a.  havig  de  vers  ruf. 
Hoarsely,  Hors-11,  ad.  wid  a  ruf  vers. 
Hoarseness,  Hors-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  hors. 
Hoary,  Hor-i,  a.  hwjt;  gra  wid  aj;  hwjt  wid  frost; 

moldi. 
Hoax,  Hoks,J  n.  an  impozijon;  a  desepjon. 
Hoax,  H^oks,!  v.  t.  tu  desev;  tu  impoz  upon. 
Hob,  Hub,  n.  a  klisn; — a  fq,ri; — pqrt  ov  a  grat. 
Hobble,  H6b-1,  i-.  i.  tu  wek  lamli;  tu  limp. 
Hobble,  H6b-1,  n.  an  unevn,  ekward  gat;  a  difi- 

kulti. 
Hobbledehoy,  H6b-l-de-her,t  «.  a  striplii). 
HoBBLER,  Hob-ler,  n.  wun  hO)  hoblz.  [jekt. 

Hobby,  H6b-i,  n.  a  hek; — a  nag; — :J:a  favorit  ob- 
HoBBY-HORSE,    H6b-i-hers,   n.   a  wudn  hers  on 

hwiq  berz  rjd;  a  favorit  objekt  ov  pursi^t:  a  hobi. 
HoBGOBLix,  Hob-gob-lin,  n.  a  i\x\\  a  frjtful  apa- 

rijou. 
Hobnail,  Hob-nal,  n.  a  nal  yn,zd  in  Jfloiij  a  hers. 
Hobnob,  H6b-nob,+  a.  a  familyar  kel  in  drigkig. 
Hoboy,  Ho-ber,  n.  a  wind  instrcbment.  Se  i^Haut- 

hoy.y 
Hock,  Hok,  n.  de  jernt  betwen  de  ne  and  de  fet- 

lok; — a  sort  ov  ReniJ  wjn.  [a  qet. 

Hocuspocus,  H6-kus-pQ-kus,:[:  n.  a  jugler;  a  jugl; 
Hod,  Hod,  n.  a  tref  yqzd  in  briklaig.  [pt'Q- 

Hodge-podge,  H6j-poj,|  h.  a  mikst  mes;  a  hoq- 
HODiERNAL,  Ho-di-er-nal,  a.  ov  dis  da;  ov  tuda. 
Hodman,  Hod-man,  n.  a  laborer  hcD  kariz  mertar. 
HoE,  Ho,  n.  a  tool  yqzd  in  gqrdenig,  &s. 
HoE,  Ho,  V.  t.  tu  kut  or  dig  wid  a  ho. 
Hog,  Hug,  n.  de  jeneral  nam  ov  swjn. 
Hogcote,  H6g-kot,  n.  a  hiss  fer  hogz:  a  hogstj. 
HoGGEREL,  H6g-er-el,* »  .  ,, 

Hogget,  H6g-et,*  |  "•  a  tO)  yer  old  yq. 

Hoggish,  H6g-iJ,  a.  Ijk  a  hog;  briBtiJ;  selfij. 
HoGGisuNESS,  H6g-iJ-nes,  n.  brmtaliti;  selfijnes. 
HoGHEKD,  Hog-herd,  n.  a  keper  ov  hogz. 
Hogpen,  Hog-pen,  n.  an  euklo3n,r  fer  hogz;  hogstj. 
Hogshead,  Hogz-hed,  n.   a  Iqrj   kask;   a  likwid 

me^qr,  de  fort  ptirt  ov  a  tun,  er  63  galonz. 
Hogshearing,    H6g-Jer-ig,*   n.  muq   adtb   ab-st 

nutig.  [old. 

Hogsteer,  Hog-ster,*  n.    a  wjld  bor  ov  tre  yerz 
Hogsty,  Hog-stj,  n.  a  pen  er  enklo;^i^r  fer  hogz. 
Hogwash,  H6g-wuJ,  n.  a  draft  givn  tu  swjn. 
Hogweed,  Hog-wed,  n.  a  komun  wed;  ragwurt. 
HoiDEN,  Htf-dn,  n.  a  rojd,  ekward  gerl. 
Hoiden,  Her-dn,  a.  rustik;  inelegant;  rood. 
HoiDEN,  H(5^-dn,  v.  i.  tu  romp  indesentli. 
Hoist,  Herst,  v.  t.  tu  raz  er  lift  up;  tu  hev. 


Hoist,  Herst,t  n.  a  lift;  de  akt  ov  razig. 

Hoity  toity,  Hff-ti  tff-ti,:!:  inter,  notig  surprjz. 

Hold,  Hold,  v.  t.  [i.  held,  ;w.  holdig,  held  er  hol- 

dn; — lioldn  iz  nu  litl  y^zd  eksept  in  legal  ferm;] 

tu  grasp;  tu  kep;  tu  retan;  tu  mantan;  tu  kon- 

sider:  tu  regqrd;  tu  resev;  tu  kontau;  tu  hav. 
Hold,  Hold,  r.  i.  tu  stand;  tu  last;  tu  refran. 
Hold,  Hold,  n.  a  grasp;  suport;  p'ser;  kustodi. 
Holdback,  H61d-bak,J  n.  a  hinderans;  a  restrant; 

a  ^ek.  [ant. 

Holder,  H61d-er,  n.  he  er  dathwiqholdz;a  ten- 
Holderforth,    H61d-er-fort,    n.   a   haraper;   a 

preqer. 
Holdfast,  Hold-fast,  n.  a  kaq;  huk;  suport;  hold. 
Hole,    Hoi,  n.    a.  kaviti;   a  perforajon:  a  holes 

plas;  a  sel;  a  men  habitajon; — subterfqj. 
Holiday,  H61-i-da,  n.  a  da  ov  sum  ekleziastikal 

festival:  a  da  ov  festiviti,  rest  er  sport; — ritn 

elsQ  {hdijday.y  [ful. 

HoLiDATT,    H61-i-da,  a.  befitig  a  festival;  ga;  qer- 
HoLiLY',  Ho-li-li,  ad.  pjusli;  wid  sagktiti. 
Holiness,  Ho-li-nes,   n.   de  kwoliti  ov  beig  holi; 

sagktiti;  pjeti; — de  tjtl  ov  de  Pop. 
Holland,  Hol-and,  n.  a  f  jn  linen  mad  in  Holand. 
Hollands,  H61-andz,J  n.  a  sert  ov  kant  term  fer 

jin. 
Hollow,    Hol-o,  inter,  a  wurd  ytizd  in  kelig  tu 

eni  wun   at  a  distans.     It  iz  sumtjmz  elso  ritn 

{holla,  halloa,  halloo,)  and  {hallow.) 
Hollo,  Hol-6,  v.  i.  tu  krj  ut  I'sdli;  tuhalcb. 
Hollo,  Hol-6,  n.  a  Jist;  a  I'sd  kel. 
Hollow,  Hol-o,  a.  ekskavated;  havig  a  verd  widin; 

verd;  not  solid;  nerzi;  not  fatful. 
Hollow,  Hol-o,  n.  a  kaviti;  a  kavern;a  hoi;  a  pit. 
Hollow,  Hel-o,  t.  t.  tu  mak  holo. 
Hollow,    Hol-o,   or    Hol-6,  v.    i.    tu  J-jt.  Se 

{JLllo.) 
HollowneSS,  H61-o-nes,  n.  a  kaviti;  deset. 
Holly,  H61-i,   n.  an  evergren  tre  er  Jrub. 
Hollyhock,  H61-i-hok,  «.  a  plant;  de  roz  malo. 
Holm,  Holm,  «.   a  river-jl; — de  evergren  ok. 
Holocaust,  H61-o-kest,  n.  a   hoi  burnt-sakrifjs. 
Holograph,  H61-o-graf,  «.  {SccUinh  Laiv)  a  ded 

or  wil  ritn  bj  de  giantorz  or  testatorz  hand. 
Holographic,    Hol-o-graf-ik,    a.    relatig   tu  a 

holograf. 
Holp,  Holp,  i.,  Holpen,  H61-pn,  2^-  ov  Help. 
HoLSTEE,  H61-ster,  n.  a  kas  fer  a  hersmanz  pis- 
tol. 
Holy,  Ho-li,  a.  perfektli  pt^r;  divjn;  imakyiilat; 

pjus;  relijus;  halod;  sakred. 
HoLYDAY,  H61-i-da,  n.  a  festival  da;  a  da  ov  rest 

er  jfJ; — ritn  elso  {holiday.) 
Holy  Ghost,  H6-li  Gust,  n.  dg  Holi  Spirit. 
Holy-week,  H6-li-wek,  ?i.  de  wek  befor  Sster. 
Homage,  H6m-aj,  n.  servis;  fealti;  di^ti;  respekt. 
Homage,  H6m-aj,  v.  t.  tu  reverens;  tu  pa  onor 

tu.  [homaj. 

Homager,    H6m-aj-er,    n.    wun    hoo  oz  er    paz 
Home,  Horn,  n.  wunz  hiss,  dwelig  or  kuntri. 
Home,  Horn,  a.  domestik: — klos;  direkt;  pernted. 
Home,  Horn,  ad.  tu  wunz  hom;  tu  de   pernt  er 

person.  [foren. 

Homeborn,  H6m-born,   a.    nativ;  domestik:   not 
Homebred,    H6m-bred,    a.    nativ;    plan;    qrtles; 

domestik.  [vat. 

Homefelt,  H6m-felt,  a.  felt  widin;  inward;  prj- 
HoME-KEEPiNG,  H6m-kep-ig,   a.    staig   at  horn; 

domestik. 
Homeless,  H6m-les,  a.  destitii,t  ov  a  hom. 
Homeliness,  H6m-li-nes,  n.  plannes;  korsnes. 
Homely,  H6m-li,  a.  plan;  not  elegant;  kors;  roA. 
Homemade,  H6m-inad,  a.  mad  at  hom;  plan;  ritd. 
Homer,  H6-mer,  »i.  a  Hebro)  meju^r  ov  ab-st  siks 

pjnts. 
Homesick,  H6m-sik,  a.  dezjrus  tu  go  hom. 


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(EOfsyESS,  Ho-mo-JE-ne-us-nes,  J 
.EALXESS,  Hu-mo-je-nE-al-nes,*  V 
JEiTV,  Ho-mu-je-ne-i-ti,*  J 


Homesickness,  H6m-8ik-ne«,  n.  At  stat  ov  beip 
hoiiiwik.  [homli. 

HouMSfL'M,   H(f)in-!^un,   a.    mad   at   hom;    plan; 

HoMKhTEAD,  Hum-!ftcd,  M.  de  plas  ov  Ac  Lim;  a 
iu;iriJMn-hlJs:  u  fqrtn  wid  its  bildigz. 

Homeward,  "^""-ward^      {   ad.  U«rdx  hom. 

HoMEWAEUS,  Hoin-wardt,  ) 

Homicidal,  Uom-i-si-dal,  a.  relatig  tu  bomi8|d; 

bluiii. 
Homicide,  Hoin-i-sjd,  n.  At  kilifl  ov  a  man  bj  de 

hand  ov  a  man;  mansloter; — a  manslaer. 
HoMiLETiCAL,  Hom-i-lot-i-kal,  a.  rtlaliotu  hom- 

iliz;  ht'trtaturi.  [ij). 

HoMiLETics,  Hom-i-l^t-iks,  n.  pL  At  qrt  ov  prr(j- 
HoMiLiST,  H6m-i-list,  n.  a    prtqcr  tu  a  ko()grE- 

Hominy,  H6m-i-ni,  n.    find   mnd  ov  maz.     Kitn 

olsu  {h'tn/my,  and  k/zmnumi/.y 
HoMOCENTEio,  Uu-m£>-8^n-trik,  a.  havig  de  sam 

sonter.  [homeopati. 

HoMczoPATHic,  Ho-me-o-pat-ik,    a.    relatig   tu 
UoMCEOi'ATiiisT,  Ho-me-op-a-tist,  n.    wun   v?rst 

in  humminiti. 
HoMCKOPATHT,  Ho-mc-6p-a-ti,  n.  At  doktrin  dat 

dizf  zez  qr  kqrl   bj  medisinz   hwiq  hav  p-ser  tu 

koz  similar  dizrzez  in  ht.'lti  ftcrsonz. 
HoMOOENEAL,  Hoi-mcD-je-ne-al,   a.    homojeneus. 
Homogeneous,  Ho-mo-je-ne-us,  a.  havig  de  gam 

niityqr, 
HoMOOENEOfSNESS,  Ho-mo-J£-ne-us-nes, 

HOMOOEN 
HOMOOEN 

samne^  ov  natyi^r. 
HoMOOENY,  Hu-moj-e-ni,*  n.  jernt  naty^r. 
HoMOLOQOUs,  U(j-m6I-o-ga8,  a.  proporjonal    tu 

r<;  uder.  [(//(/mi'iiy.) 

HoMONY.  Hom-o-ni,    n.   fjid   mad   ov   maz.      Se 
Homonym.  Hijm-(j-nim,  n.  a   wurd    hwiq    agre'z 

in  STind  wid  aniider,  but  haz  a  difcrcni   menig. 
Homonymous,  Ho-m6n-i-mu8,  a.  ekwivokal;  am- 

bi^iynus.  [ambi^^iti. 

HoMONVMY,    Ho-mon-i-mi,   n.   an   ekwivokajon: 
HoMOTONOi'8,  Hui-mot-o-nus,  a.  ekwabl;  not  va- 

riig. 
Ho.NE,  Hon,  II.  a  ston  for  hTretig  razon,  ks. 
Hone.  Hon.  r.  t.  tu  Jqrpn  on  a  hon. 
Honest.  On'ost,  a.  uprjt;  triD:  just;  dkwitabl;  pi^r: 

voriynui';  cast. 
Honestly,  On'est-li,  ad.  dprjfli;  justli. 
Honesty.  On'cs-ti,  «.  justis:  vortyq:  purili. 
Honey.  Hiin-i,  «.  de  swet  prodqs  ov  bez,  is. 
Honey  BAG,  Hiin-i-bag,  n.  dt   stumak  ov  de   be. 
Honeycomb,  HAu-i-kum,  ii.  selz  f.ir  huni. 
HoNEYDEW,  Hiin-i-dn,  n.  a  swet  substans  f'snd 

in  (pIiiiiI.":-   a  {•l:int. 
Honeyed,  Htin-iil,  a.  kuverd  wid  huni;  swet. 
Honey  LOCfST,  Htin-i-16-kust,  «.  a  bn,tiful  tre. 
Honeymoon,  Hdn-i-mcDn,  n.  At  ferst  munt  after 

marij.  (grant  fl-ser. 

Honeysuckle,  Hdn-i-suk-l,  n.    wudbjn;   a   fra- 
HoNEY-swEET,  Hiin-i  .«wct.  a.  swtt  az  huni. 
Hong,  H^g,  n.  At  t'jner  nam  fur  a  Viirapean,  er 

f'  r>-n  t':ikt<Dri  at  Kunton. 
Honor.  On'or,  n.  [/,.]  digniti;  hj  ragk;  repyi^ta- 

|>>n:  fnm:  mognanimiti;  rrsp^kt:  a  tiU. 
Honor,  On'or,  c.  t.  tu  rcvercn.i:  tu  dignifj. 
Honorable,  On'or-a-bl,  a.  havig  onor;  ilustrius; 

nubl:  niagnanimu.^:  jcneru*. 
HoNORABLENJiss,  On'or-B-bl-nM,  B.  onor. 
Honorably,  On'or-a-bli,  ad.  wid  onor. 
HoNOBAKY.  On'nr-n-ri,  a.  konfi-rig  onor. 
HoNOUER,  On'or-er,  n.  wun  h<»  onnrs. 
Hood,  Hud,  n.  a  kuvorig  for  a  wumani  bed.     It 

iz   yqzd    in   kompuzijon  az  a  sufika,  tu   dtn6t 

Stat  or  kwoliti;  ai,  qildbud. 
HooD,  Hud,  V.  t.  tu  drcd  in  a  hud:  tu  kuver. 


lIooD-wiNK,  Ht^d-wigk,  c.  t.  tu  bljnd;  tu   bjd. 
Hoor,  Hdif,  n.  de  horni  pqrt  or  a  bests  f  ut. 
Hook,  Hmf,  v.  i.  tu  wok  or  m>iiv,  ax  k»tl. 
Hooked,  HAft,  a.  furnijt  wid  hif*. 
Hook,  Huk,  n.  enitig  bent  act  ax  tu  ]taq  bold;  a 

kaq:  a  ea:^T;  an  inatfibmcnt. 
Hook,  Huk,  r.  (.  tu  kaq:  tu  in8n4r;  tu  gar. 
Hook,  Huk,  v.  i.  tu  bend;  tu  hav  a  kurv. 
HooKAU,  Hi>-kq,  n.  a  sort  ov  tubako-pip  Ti^id 

in  de  t'st. 
Hooked.  Huk-cd,  or  Hukt,  a.  bent;  kdr\-ated. 
H00KEDNES.S,  Huk-ed-ncs,  11.   dr  btig  bent. 
Hooknosed,  Huk-nazd.^  a.  havig  de  uoz  akwi- 

lin,  and  r|zig  in  de  midl. 
Hooky,  Hiik-i,  a.   ful  ov  huks. 
Hoop,  Hup,  or  Hoip,  n.  a  band  ov  wad  er  met&I 

eiikumpasig  a  ka.sk;  enitig  ?i-rkqlar. 
Hoop,  Hup,  i-.  t.  tu  bjnd  er  cukluz  wid  hupj. 
Hoop,  Hoc>p,  i-.  t.  tu   Jut;  tu  inak  an  •stkri. 
Hoop,  HiTjis  n.  a  Jut; — a  pek  njcjqr. 
Hooper,  Utf>p-er,  11.  wun  boo  hinps;  a  kuoper; — a 

herd;  de  nam  ov  dt  wjld  swon. 
Hooping-cough,  Hiftp-ig-kof,  n.  a  konviilsiv  kef. 

Ititn  olso  {wh'Hipintj-comjh.) 
Hoot,  HojI,  c.  t.  tu  Jut;  tu  krj  az  an  ul. 
Hoot,  Ucot,  p.  t.  tu  drjv  wid  nut  and  Juts;  tu 

.«kut. 
Hoot,  Hott,  n.  a  Jut  ov  kont^mt;  a  klamor;  n9%. 
Hoove,  Hoiv,  n.  a  diz£z  ov  katl,  h\  hwiq  de  stum- 

ak  iz  inflated.  [leg. 

Hop,  Hop,  r.  i.  tu  jump;  tu  skip;  tu  lep  on  wun 
Hop,  Hop,  n.  a   plant; — a  dans;  a  jump  on  wun 

leg. 
Hop,  Hop,  v.  t.  tu  impr^gnat  wid  hops. 
Hop-bind,  Hdp-bjnd,  n.  Az  stem  ov  de   hop;  a 

hop-vin. 
Hope,  Hop,  n.  dezjr  yqnjted  wid  ekspektajon  ov 

gud:  trust;  konfidens;  A&t  hwiq  givz  hijp. 
Hope,  Hop,  c.  t.  tu   liv  in   ekspektajon   ov  sum 

gud. 
Hope,  Hop,  v.  t.  tu  el»p^kt  wid  sum  dezjr. 
HoPEKUL,  Htjp-ful,  a.  ful   ov   hop;   givig   hop; 

promisig. 
Hopefully,  H<5D-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  hopful  maner. 
Hopefulness,  Uup-ful-neg,  n.   promis  er   proe- 

IH'kt  ov  gud. 
Hopeless,  H6p-les,  a.  destitqt  ov  hop:  dcspi^rig. 
HoPEL>:£SLY,  H>jp-lc9-li,  ad.  in  a  hoples  maner. 
HoPEO,  U(jp-cr,  n.  wun  hot)  hax   plezant  ckspek- 

tajonz.  Tket. 

Hopper,  Hop-er,  n.  wun  h*  hops; — a  boks;  a  bas- 
UoppEES,  ur  .Scotch -hoppeks,  H6p-cn,  or  Sk6^- 

bo|>-crz,*  II.  fil.  Q  kjnd  ov  pla. 

HoSAL,  H(5-ral,        )  ,  ,■     . 

u^..   „,.    u  -  ■  \  *•  relatin  tu  an  ur. 

Horary,  Hu-ra-n,  \  *• 

Horde,  Uord,   n.  a   klan:   a   migratori  kiu>  ov 

prpl. 
Horizon,  Hu-rj-zon,  n.  {<ir.'\  deljndat  terminals 

de  vq:  olso.  an  imijinari  grat  serkl  hwiq  divjdz 

de  glub  intu  t<i>  hemisferz  hwiq  wud  bund  de 

vq,  if  it  kud  tak  in  de  hemisfcr. 
Horizontal,  Hor-i-z6n-tal,  a.  paralel  tu  de  ho- 

rjzon:  level. 
Horizontally,  Hor-i-x6n-tal-i,  ad.  in  a  horiz6n- 

tal  maner. 
HoR.v,  Hom,  n.  a  hqrd  substans  groig  on  At  hedi 

ov  sum  kwodrcopcdz;  a  felcr  ov  an  insekt;— an 

in.strdiment  ov  wind  mqzik.  [on. 

Horn.  Il'im,  r.  t.  tu  koruiit;  tu  bcsUi  homz  up- 
HoRNBEAM,  Hiirn-bem,  n.  a  tre  havig  tuf  timber. 
HoKNBiLL,  Horn-bil,  11.  a  spejrx  ov  berd. 
Hornblende,  Horn-blend,  n.  a  dqrk-kulord  min- 

enil.  (hom. 

Hoenblower,    Hiirn-blo-cr,   n.    wun  hat  bloi  a 
Hornbook,  Hi>m-buk,  n.  a  qjldx  buk,  hwiq  ji^id 

tu  be  kuverd  wid  hom  tu  kep  it  uoM^ld. 


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HOKNED,    Hern-ed,   a.    fumijt  wid  hernz;  Ijk  a 
hern.  f^^ern. 

Horner,   Hern-er,   n.    wun  hcD  wurks  er  delz  in 
HoRNKT,  Hor-net,  n.  Q  veri  Iqrj  sert  ov  wosp. 
HoRNFOOT,  Horn-fiat,  a.  hcolt;  havifl  hrofs. 
Hornpipe,   Horn-pip,  n.   a  dans;  a  wind  instroi- 
inent.  '  [Q?rt. 

Hornstone,   Hern-ston,   n.   a  kjnd  ov  flint-ston; 
Horny,  H6rn-i,  a.  mad  ov  hern;  hqrd;  kalus. 
Horography,    Ho-rog-ra-fi,   n.    At  qrt  ov  kon- 

struktii]  djalz;  an  ak-snt  ov  de  3rz. 
Horologe,  H6r-o-loj.  n.  a  kick  er  woq. 
HoROLOGiOGRAPHic,  Hor-ca-lc)-ji-o-graf-ik,a.  per- 

tanii)  tu  djalii). 
HoROLOGiOGRAPHY,   Hor-o-lo-ji-6g-ra-fi,   n.   an 

ak'snt  ov  tim  pgsez. 
Horology,  Ho-rol-o-ji,  n.  deqrt  ov  me3q,rii)  tjm. 
HOROMETRY,  Ho-rom-E-tri,  n.  de  qrt  ov  mesiinij 

tjm. 
Horoscope,  Hor-o-skop,  «.   a  term  in  Astroloji, 
signifiiij  de  konfigyn,raJon  ov  ds  planets  at  de 
■sr  ov  wunz  bert. 
Horrent,  Hor-'ent,*  a.  dredfial;  konvaii)  teror. 
Horrible,  H6r-i-bl,  a.  dredful;  teribi;  Jokii). 
HoRRiBLENESS,  H6r-i-bl-nes,  n.  dredfulnes;  ter- 

iblnes. 
Horribly.  H6r-i-bli,  ad.  in  a  horibl  maner. 
Horrid,  H6r-id,  a.  hidgus;  dredfial;  Jokii);  ruf. 
Horridly,   H6r-id-U,  ad.  in  a  horid  maner;  Jok- 
igli.  .  . 

HoRRiDNESS,  H6r-id-nes,  n.  hideusnes;  snermiti. 

Horrific,  Hor-if-ik,  a.  kezig  horor;  teribi.  n  -    ^    . 

Horrify,    Hor-i-fj,  v.  t.    tu  impres  wid  dred  er  i  Hortatory,  Her-ta-to 

horor. 
HoRRisONOUS,  Hor-is-o-Dus,  a.  s-sndii)  dredfuli. 
Horror,  H6r-or,  n.  [L.]  teror  mikst  wid  hatred; 

a  Jiideriii;  dred;  eksesiv  fgr;  glcDm;  drsrines. 
Hors  de  combat,  Her  do  kom-ba,    [Fr.]  -st  ov 

kondijon  t\a  f  jt. 
Horse,  Hers,  «.  a  wel-non  animal,  ynzd  for  draft, 
fer   burdn,   and    fer  rjdiij; — kavalri: — a   wiadn 
fram  er  majgn  for  suport;— a  konstelajon. 
Horse,  Hers,  v.  t.  tu  m-snt  on  a  hers;  tia  rjd;  tia 

furnij  wid  a  hers  er  horsez. 
Horseback,  Hers-bak,  n.  dt  bak  ov  a  hors;  rjdii) 

postyi|r;  dt  stat  ov  bsii)  on  a  hors. 

HoRSEBEAN,  Hors-bsn,  n.  a  hzn  kiiltivated  fer 

hersez.  [ig  a  hers. 

Horseblock,  Hers-blok,  n.  a  blok  yi^zd  in  m-snt- 

HORSEBOAT,  Hers-bot,  n.  a  bot  mcovd  bj  hersez, 

or  tia  konva  hersez. 
Horseboy,  Hdrs-ber,  n.  a  ber  hot)  taks  kjir  ov  hers- 
ez; a  grcTjm. 
Horsebramble,   Hors-bram-bl,    n.    a   spejsz   ov 
brjer;  a  wjld  roz.  [ez. 

Horsebreaker,  Hors-brak-er,  n.  a  tamer  ov  hors- 
HoRSECHESTNUT,  Hdrs-qcs-nut,    n.     a    handsum 

fl-serir)  tre  and  its  nut. 
Horsefly,  Hdrs-flj,  n.  a  flj  dat  stipz  hersez. 
Horseguards,  Hdrs-gqrdz,  n.  2>l.  a  bodi  ov  kav- 
alri formii)  de  kii)  ov  Ipglandz  Ijf-gqrd. 
Horsehair,  Hdrs-h^r,  «.  de  hq,r  ov  hersez. 
HORSE-UOE,  Hers-ho,  n.  a  sert  ov  ho  or  hero  dren 

bi  a  hors. 
Horsejockey,  Hdrs-jok-i,  n.  a  deler  in  hersez. 
HOKSEKEEPER,  Hors-ksp-cr,  n.   wun  hcD  taks  k^ 

ov  horsez. 
Horselaugh,  Hers-lqf,  n.  a  Isd,  nod  Iqf. 


HoRSEMEAT,  Hers-met,   n.  iM  fer  hersez;  proT- 

ender. 
HoRSEMiLL,  Hors-mil,  )i.  a  mil  turnd  bj  a  hers. 
HoRSEMiNT,  Hers-mint,  n.  a  kors  kjnd  ov  mint. 
HoRSEML'SCLE,  Hors-mus-l,  n.  a  Iqrj  musl. 
HoRSENAiL,  Hers-nal,  n.  a  nal  for  de  Ja»  ov  hersez; 

— a  toil)  pqt. 
Horseplay,  Hdrs-pla,  n.  kors,  ruf  pla. 
HoRSEPOND,  Hdrs-pond,  n.  a  pond  fer  weterig 

hersez. 
Horse-power,  Hers-p's-er,  n.  de  p-ser  er  stregt 
ov  a  hors  in  draft; — {Steam  Engine)    dt  wat 
hwiq  a  hors  iz  kapabl  ov  razir)  tia  a  givn  hjt  in 
a  givn  tjm,  estimated  bj  Wot  at  32,000  ptindz 
avordq,ptfz,  lifted  tu  de  hjt  ov  wun  fut  in  d 
minit. 
Horserace,  Hers-ras,  n.  a  maq  ov  hersez  in  runip. 
Horseradish,  Hers-rad-iJ,  w.  a  rcat  akrid  and  bjtii). 
Horserake,  Hdrs-rak,  n.  a  rak  dron  bj  a  hers. 
Horseshoe,  Hdrs-JoD,  n.  a  Job  for  hersez. 
Horseshoe,  Hdrs-Jco,  a.  havii)  dt  form  ov  a  hors- 
Jo);  az,  "a  hmfco  magnet,"  or,  "a  Jwrt^fco  krab." 
Horseshoe-head,  Hers-Joo-hed,  n.  a  dizez  in  in- 
fants, in  hwiq  de  sqtyi^rz  ov  de  skul  qr  capn;  ds 
opozit  tu  h(d-niold-fiit.  [horsez. 

Horsestealer,  Hdrs-stel-er,  n.  a   tef  hca  stelz 
Horseway,  Hdrs-wa,  n.  a  wa  traveld  bj  horsez. 
Horsewhip,  Hers-hwip,  n.  a  hwip  tu  strjk  a  hers 
wid.  [hwip. 

Horsewhip,  Hers-hwip,  v.  t.  tu  strik  wid  a  hors- 
HoRTATiON,  Hor-ta-Jon,  n.  advjs;  egzortajon. 
Hortative,  Her-ta-tiv,  I  a.  enkuraji^;  advjz- 
-ri, )  ig;  kontaniij  egzor- 
tajon. [hertikultyq,r. 
Horticultural,  Her-ti-kult-yti,-ral,  a.  relatiij  tu 
Horticulture,   H0r-ti-kult-yq,r,   m.    de   qrt   ov 

kultivatii)  gqrdenz  and  orqardz;  gqrdenig. 
Horticulturist,    Hor-ti-kult-yivrist,    n.    wun 

skild  in  hertikultyqr. 

HoRTULAN,  Hert-yn,-lan,*  a.  relatin  tu  a  gqrden. 

Hortus  siccus,  Her-tus  sik-us,  n.  [L.]  a  kolekjon 

ov  spesimenz  ov  plants  drjd   and   prezervd  in 

buks  er  paperz.  [ov  praz  tu  God. 

HosANNA,  Ho-zan-a,  n.   {Heb.)  an  eksklamajon 

Hose,  Hoz,  n.  {j>l.  fermerli,  IJuzn;)  stokigz;  kuv- 

eriij  for  de  legz; — a  fleksibl  ti|b  for  konvaig  woter. 

Hosier,  Ho-jer,  n.  wun  boo  maks  or  selz  stokigz. 

Hosiery,  H6-!;er-i,  n.  dt  oiznes  ov  makig  or  selig 

stokiijz;  stokigz  kolektivli.  [mugks. 

Hospice,  Hos-pis,  ji.  [Fr.]  a  sert  ov  hospital  fer 

Hospitable,  H6s-pi-ta-bl,  a.  atentiv  er  kjnd  tu 

stranjorz.  [stranjerz. 

Hospitableness,  H6s-pi-ta-bl-nes,  n.  kjndnes  tu 

Hospitably,  H6s-pi-ta-bli,  ad.    in  a   hospitabl 

maner.  [insan,  er  pcDr, 

Hospital,  H6s-pi-tal,  n.  a  reseptakl  for  de  sik, 

Hospitality,  Hos-pi-tal-i-ti,  n.    de  kwoliti  ov 

beii)  hospitabl;  atenjon  er  kjndnes  tu  stranjerz. 

Hospitaller,  H6s-pi-tal-er,  n.  a  njt  ov  a  relijus 

order. 
HospoDAR,  H6s-po-dqr,  n.  de  tjtl  ov  de  prinsez 
er  guvernorz  ov  Wolakia  and  Moldavia,  apernted 
bj  de  Porter  de  Sultan  ov  Turki,sins  1829,  fer  Ijf. 
Host,  Host,  n.  wun  hoi  entertanz  aniider;  a  land- 
lord;— an  qrmi:  a  grat  number; — de  sakrif  js  ov 
de  mas  in  de  Roman  Katolik  qurq. 
Hostage,  H(5st-aj,  n.  wun  givn  in  plej  az  sekn,- 
riti  for  de  perfermans  ov  serten  kondijonz. 


Horseleech,  Hdrs-leq,'  «.  a  leg  dat  bits  horsez.    I  Hostess,  H6st-es,  n.  a  femal  host;  a  landladi. 
HORSELITTER,  Hdrs-lit-er,  n.   a  karij*  hug  upon  j  Hostile,  Hos-til,  a.  advers;  opozit;  s\|tabl  tu  an 

polz,  and  born  bj  and  betwen  t<»  hersez.  enemi.  [miti;  animositi. 

HoRSELOAD,  Hers-lod,  n.   az  muq  az  a  hers  kan   Hostility,  Hos-til-i-ti,  n.  de  praktis  ov  wer;  en- 

]ja,ri.  [rjder.  I  Hostler,  Hos-ler,  er  Os'ler,  n.   wun  hd)  haz  de 

Horseman,  Hers-man,  n.  wun  skild  in  rjdiij;  a       kq,r  ov  horsez  at  an  in  er  stabl. 
Horsemanship,  Hors-nian-Jip,  n.  de  qrt  ov  rjdig.   Hot,  Hot,  a.  havig  bet;  f  jeri;  fqrius;  qrdent;  V8- 
Horsemaeten,  Hors-mqr-ten,  n.  a  Iqrj  kjnd  ov  be.  I     hement;  eger;  punjent;  akrid. 


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Hotbed,  H6t-bcd,  n.  a  bed  ov  ert,  mad  hot  bj  de 
Icrini-iiUiJon  ov  horn-duo,  Ihirtz.  l><irk,cir  Irvz  uiid 
*;rt,  uiiil  kuvord  wid  n\'i'f,  fi*r  rcriy  orii  pluDln. 

HoTBRAi.NED,  Uut-braud,  a.  vjolonl;  tiiriuii. 

HoTciii-OT,  Hi'x;-j><>t,       ;  n.   a   huj;   a    h(ij-p<.j;— 

HoTCiij'orcii,  llo(j-i)oq,  I       {Law)  a  komikat^iir 

iiV  taint/.. 
HoT-coCKLKS,  llot-kok-li,   n.  pi.   a  plu  in  hwi<j 

wuii  kuviTz  hiz  |z,  iind  f^oscz  ha>  strik.s  him. 
Hotel,  Hu-tel,  n.  an  in;  u  jonttl  lojip-h'SH. 
HoTtL  DiEU,  D-t6l  Dii,  ».  (/>.]  Q  hos[)iUl;— de 

hS.-ioV    (i.Hl. 

IIoTHEAUED,  Hot-hod-ed,  a.  vjulont;  pajonat. 
UoTiiOLSE,  lIol-hij!<,  n.    an  iukl(j:<q,r  kept  wenn, 

l'.>r  rrrin  tonder  plaiiL'i,  and  rjpiiiy  fra>ti*. 
Hotly,  liot-li,  ad.  wid  hct:  not  kaldli:  vjulcntli. 
HoT.S'Eas.  IIol-uc.s,  n.  de  .-*tat  dy  heh)  hot;  liEl;  liiri. 
HoTPRKsa,  Hot-pres,  i\  t.  tu  pros  bctwtn  hot  plaUi. 
HoTSPUE,  Hot-spur,  n.  a  vjulent,  pajunat  man; — 

u  |ir. 
HoitDAH,  HiG-da,  II.  a  set  tu  fiks  on  an  ^lefants 

or  kaniclz  bak  tu  akoniudat  rjderz.  [best. 

Uot'GU.  Hok,  n.  dc  j»rnt  ov  de  hjndpr  leg  ov  a 
HoLGH,   Hok,  r.  t.  tu  hiiuistrifl;  tu  kut  up. 
HOL'XD,  HtsiuI,  II.  a  sptjcz  ov  dog  yn^zd  in  de  r,os. 
HOL'ND,  H'snd,  V.  t.  tu  ."ut  on  de  (;as;  tu  hunt. 
Houa,  ^r,  II.  de  twenli-furt  pqrt  ov  a  natytiml 

da;  siksti  miiiits:  u  jwrtikynlar  tjm. 
Hourglass,  'bVgla.'<,  n.  a  glas  fild  wid  sand  fer 

de  purpus  ov  inejurip  tirz. 
UouRiiA.vo,  'Sr'haiid,   ii.    dat  pqrt  ov  a  klok  or 

W()(;  hwiq  p<rnts  -nt  de  isr. 
Hot'Ri,  'Sr'i,  n.  a  Muhuuietan  nimf  ov  paradis. 
Hourly,  'Jfr'Ii,  a.  hapnig  everi  isr. 
Hourly,  'Sr'li,  ad.  cveri  -sr;  frckwentli. 
UouRPLATE,   '^r'plat,   n.   de  pint  ov  a  klok  on 

hwii;  de  tsn  qr  mqrkt;  a  djal-plat. 
HouSAGE,  H-sz-aj,  n.  a  fe  ]«ad  for  Jelterig  gudz. 
House,  H'^s,  n.  a  plus  ov  hi),man  abcfid; — a  fninili; 

a  ras;  a  hisshuld; — a  hat^l;  a  ^urq; — a  kolej; — 

a  lejislativ  bodi. 
House,  H^z,  v.  t.  tu  hqrbor;  tu  Jeltcr;  tu  kuver. 
House,  Hnz,  r.  i.  tu  tnk  Jelter;  tu  rtzjd. 
Housebreaker,  H'ss-brak-cr,  «.  a  tef  hcD  fursi- 

bli  I'nti-rz  a  h'ss;  a  burglar.  [intu  u  Yiy,*. 

Housebreaki.vo,  Hiis-brak-ij),  n.  fwrsibl  entri 
Housedog.  H-s.-<-dog,  n.  a  dog  kept  tu  gqrd  a  hus. 
Household,  ll-ss-huld,  u.  a  faiuili  livip  tugodiT. 
HousEUOLDER,  ll'8s-huld-cr,  /».  an  okyqpJLT  ov  u 

hTss.  (ov  a  h-^s. 

HousEiiOLD-STUFF,  H'ss-hold-stuf,  n.  de  furnitqr 
Housekeeper,  llSs-kep-cr,  n.  wun  ba>  keps  a  h^s; 

a  wuman  hit)  haz  de  qef  kiir  ov  a  fainili. 
Housekeeping,  HSs-kep-ij),  «.  dc  uianajment  ov 

Houselk.ek,  H-«s-lek,  n.  a  plant  ov  several  spejcz. 
Houseless,  H-hs-Ius,  a.  wontifl  an  abod  or  a  \\^^. 
Housemaid,  HxH-mad,  n.  a  femnl  menial  !<orvant. 
Hou8ere.\t,  H^s-rent,  n.  rent  pad  for  a  hus. 
HousJUJOOM,  IlTis-ntini,  n.  si>a-i  or  nDm  in  a  h'ss. 
HousE-WARMiNO.  H'jjt-worra-in,  n.  a  festor  meri- 

makii)  u|Kin  guig  intu  a  nq  hitg. 
Housewife,  llSis-wif,  i.r  Hdz-wif,  n.  dt  mistrcs 

ov  <i  tainili;  a  fenial  rktKiuini.st. 
Housewifely,  H'Si-wjf-li,  vr  Hdz-wif-li,  a.  eku- 

ni'iiiikal:  trit'ti. 
Housewifery^  His-wjf-er«i,  w  Hiii-wif*er>i,  n. 

donii'^tik  rkonomi. 
Housing.  Ili^z-ig,  n.  a  habitajon;  a  nadl  klot. 
HousTO.'^iA,  HTjs-t<J-ni-a.  n.    {JJot.}  a  jtniu  ov 

plants. 
Hove,  Hov,  i.  from  {Heave.) 
Hovel,  H(Sv-cl,  n.  a  Jod;  a  men  babitajon;  a  kotaj. 
Hovel,  llov-oi,  ».  /.  tu  Jflior  in  a  hovol. 
Hover,  lliiv-er,  r.  i.  tu  hag  in  de  i^r  ovorhdd; 

tu  woiidor  ab'st. 


I  How,  W-K,  ad.  tu  bwut  dtgii;  in  hwot  maner. 

HowuEiT.  Hu-be-it,*  ad.  nevordeles;  yet. 

Howi>v,  IH-di,;  II.  u  midw(f.  [kask. 

llowEL,  ll'8-ol,  n.  a  UiA  tu  srooid  dc  insid  uv  a 

However,  H's-ev-er,  ad.    in  hwol<jvor  luaner;  at 
nl  ivoiiln;  at  Ic.^t;  nuvurdelod;  yot. 
I  HowiTZ,  llij-itJ,  ^   n.   u   kjnd  ov   mortar  or 

I  Howitzer,  JH-it-zer,  >       kanon. 
I  HowKER,  Hv-kcr,  n.  u  sort  ov  Uui;  vcicl  or  Jip, 
I      kariiy  from  fifti  tu  toi  hundre<l  guiiz. 

Howl,  llvl,  v.  i.  tu  kr{  az  u  wu!f  ur  dug,  or  as 
WUII  in  di.itrdj;  tu  inak  u  llfd  krj. 

Howl,  H'xl,  n.  dt  krj  ov  a  wulf  or  dog. 

HowLET,  H«-lot,  n.  Q  bord  ov  de  ■bI  kjnd. 

HoWLi.NG,  Hil-if),  u.  de  krj  uv  a  wulf  or  dog;  a 
bond  nrfz. 

Howsoever,  H's-so-ev-or,  ad.  in  hwotever  man- 
er;  oldu;  b'sever.     .Se  {Jlnwecer.) 

Hov,  Hef,  II.  a  sinol  vesol,  yq;^nali  rigd  az  a  8la>p. 

Hoy,  Hrf,  iuttr.  a  vug  ekskluinujon  or  kol. 

Hub,  Hub,  n.  de  nav  ov  a  hwel; — a  niqrk;— a  hilt. 

Hubbub,  llub-ub,{  n.  a  konfq;;on;  a  tqinult. 

HucK,  lluk,^'  V.  i.  tu  hugl  in  piiri^asio  guds. 

IlicKLE,  Hiik-I,*  II.  de  hip. 

HutKLEBACKED,  Iliik-1-bakt,*  a.  krukbakt. 

Hucklebekky,  Hiik-l-bcr-i,  n.  a  smol   Jrub  and 
ii.s  friijt.     It  rczeinblz  de  hwertlberi  ov  Iggland. 

HucKSTEB,  Huk-stcr,  ».  a  retalor  ov  smol  w^rz;  a 
pedler. 

Huckster,  Huk-stcr,  i-.  i.  tu  del  in  pcti  bqrgenz. 

HucKSTERAGE,  lluk-ster-nj,  n.  delijj;  biznus. 

Huddle,  Hiid-I,^  v.t.  tu  dm  in  a  huri;  tu  tro  tu- 
goder. 

Huddle,  Hild-l.t  r.  i.  tu  pros  tugdder  in  konf  q^on. 
I  HuDDLK,  Hud-1,^  n.  a  knsd;  a  tqmult;  a  koofq- 

HuDDLER,  Hdd-lor,:{  n.  wun  ba>  hudlz;  a  bugglor. 

HuDiBRASTic,  Hq-di-brus-tik,  a.  dogerel;  Ijk  llq- 
dibuLj. 

Hue,   Hq,  ii.  kulor;  tint; — a  klamor;  a  pursi'^t. 
I  Huff,  nuf,J  n.  a  swel  ov  anger  or  arugans: — a 
'      buli. 

I  HuKF,  Huf,J  r.  t.  tu  swel;  tu  tret  wid  insulena. 
iHuFK,  Huf,i  V.  i.  tu  bluster;  tu  storm;  tu  swel. 
I  HuFFER,  Hiif-er,^  n.  a  blusterer;  a  buli. 

Ill  KFisii,  lliif-ij,^  a.    arogant;    insulent;  p^tyr^- 
hiiit. 

HuFFisHXESS.  Hiif-iJ-ne.s.l  n.  p<4tyqlans;  arogans. 

Huffy,  Hiif-i,J  a.  petyqlant;  uogri;  hufij. 
jllro,  Hug.   I'.  ^  tu  euibrtis  fondli:  tu   build    fast. 
<  Hug,  Hug,  ii.  a  klos  cmbras;  u  grjp  in  rcslig. 

Huge,  Hiij,  a.  vast;  veri  grat;  enorinus. 
[  Hugely,  Hi'n-li,  ad.  iinen.sli;  enormusli;  gratli. 
I  HuGE.NESS,  Uiy-nej*,  n.  enormus  bulk;  vast   cks- 
I      tent.  [pins. 

Hugger  MUG0I3,  Hug-cr-mug-er,+  n.sekresi;  bj- 
I  HuGUE.NOT,  Hq-gon-ot,  n.  a  Frcnq  Kalvinist. 
I  Hulk,  Hulk,  n.  de  bodi  uv  a  Jip:  an  uld  ves«l. 

Hulk,  Hulk,  r.  /.  tu  rvi:<erat;  az,  tu  hulk  a  h^r. 
:  HuLKY,  Hiilk-i,  a.  hcvi,  Iqrj,  er  unweldi. 
i  Hull,  Hul,  n.  a  husk;  a  kuvcrig;— de  bodi  ov  a 
I      i'P. 

Hull,  Hul.  p.  t.  tu  pel  of; — tu  pers  de  hul. 
I  HuLLY.  Hiil-i,  a.  havig  hulz;  huski. 
^  Hum,  Hum,  t.  >'.  tu  sig  Id;  tu  buz;  tu  murmar. 
:  Hum,  Hum,  v.  t.  tu  sig  in  a  lo  drunig  vtrs;— fta 
iinput  upon.  [impoai/on. 

Hum,  Hum,  n.  a  builfl  nffi: — fa  jest;  a  hiaks;  an 

Hum,  Hum,  i'it>r.  impliig  dtit  and  dcliborojon. 

Human,  Hq-man,  a.  havig  de  kwoliti  ov  a  man; 
luiinli:  not  divjn. 

UuMANK,    Hq-man,    :    k|nd;    sivil;    benevolent; 
t.-iidcr.  Ikjndli. 

Humanely,  Hq-miin-li,  ad.  in  a  hqman  man«r; 

HuMANE.NKSS,    llq-mau-aea,    n.    t«ndernes;    bl^- 
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Humanist,  Hii,-nian-ist,  n.  wun  verst  in  de  nolej 

ov  hixmaniti;  a  gramarian;  wun  verst  in   poljt 

lerniij. 
Humanitarian,  Hn,-man-i-ta-ri-an,  n.   wun  hoo 

bEk'vz  Krist  tu  be  a  mtr  man. 
HuMANiTABiAN,    Hi],-man-i-ta-ri-an,    a.    relatig 

tia  hiiraanitarianz,  or  hi\manitarianizm. 
HuMANiTAEiANiSM,  Hi|^-man-i-ta-ri-an-iz-ni,  n.de 

doktrin  dat  Jezus  Krjst  woz  pozest  ov  a  hn,man 

natyi^r  onli. 
Humanity,  Htj,-man-i-ti,  n.  de  natyn,r  ov  man; 

mankind; — bsnevolens;    tendernes; — poljt   liter- 

ati]^r.  [hitman. 

Humanize,  Hi\,-man-iz,  v.  t.  tu  sofn;  tu  render 
HuMANiZEE,  Hq.-man-jz-er,  n.  wun   hm  hi\man- 

jzez.  [mankjnd. 

Humankind,  Hti-man-kjnd,  n.    de  ras   ov  man; 
Humanly,  Hii,-man-li,    ud.    after   de   maner  ov 

men. 
Humble,  Hiim-bl,  or  Um'bl,  .1.  not  pr-jd;  modest; 

submisiv;  loli  ov  spirit;  lo. 
Humble,  Hdm-bl,  v.  t.  tu  mak  humbl;  tu  subdi^. 
Bumblebee,  Hdm-bl-be,  er  Um'bl-be,  n.  a  Iqrj 

be;  bumblbe.  [prjd. 

Humbleness,  Hiim-bl-nes,  n.  hn,militi;  absens  ov 
Humbler,  Hum-bler,  n.  wun  hco  humblz  er  sub- 

dviz. 
Humbly,  Hdm-bli,  ad.  wid'st  prjd;  wid  hiimiliti. 
Humbug,  Hdm-bug,  n.  an  impozijon:  a  hoks. 
Humbug,  Hum-bug,  v.  t.  tu  get;  tu  impoz  upon. 
Humdrum,  Hum-drum,+  a.  dul;  dronij;  sti^pid. 
Humdrum,  Hum-drum, j  n.  a  stn,pid  felo;  a  dron; 

dul  moaotoni.  [wetii). 

Humectation,   Hq,-mek-ta-Jon,*   n.    de   akt   ov 
Humeral,  Hi^-mer-al,  a.  bel6i)iij  tu  de  Jcalder. 
Humid,  H^-mid,  a.  wot:  merst;  damp;  weteri. 
Humidity,  Hv^-mid-i-ti,  n.  merstyn,r;  dampnes. 
Humiliation,  Hq-mil-i-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  hum- 

blii);  de  Stat  ov  bcii)  humbld;  abasment;  merti- 

fikajon. 
Humility,   Hix-mil-i-ti,   n.    de   kwoliti   ov  beii) 

humbl;  lolines;  fredom  from  prjd;  modesti. 
HuMiNE,  Hq-min,  n.  (^Chern.)   de    blak   nqtritiv 

mater  ov  vejetablz,  az  derjvd   from  de    gr'snd, 

pet,  er  turf,  konsistii)  ov   kqrbon  yi^njted  wid 

oksijen. 
Humite,  Hvi-mjt,  n.  {Min.}  a   mineral  fund   in 

yelci-br'sn  er  kulorles  kristalz  on  Monte  Soma. 
Hummel,  Hum-el,  v.  i.  tu  separat  de  enz  ov  bqrli 

from  de  kernel. 
Hummeller,  Hum-el-er,  n.  wun  hO)  humelz:  an 

instiajment  fer  separatii)  de  enz  er  hulz  ov  bqrli 

from  de  sed. 
Hummer,  Hiim-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  humz. 
Humming,  Hum-ii),  n.   de   ner-^  ov   bez  er  fljz; 

hum. 
Humming-bird,  Hum-ig-berd,  n.  a  veri  smel  herd. 
HuMMUMS,   Hum-umz,*  n,  pi.   swetig    plasez   er 

bqdz. 
HuMOE,  Hq,-mor,  n.    mffstyiir;   animal  flq,id;  de 

merstyqr  er  flxj,id  ov  de  animal  bodi. 
Humor,  Yvi-mor,  n.   jeneral   turn   er   temper  ov 

mjnd;  dispozijon;  mjnd;   temporari    inklinajon: 

kapres;  hwim;  plezantri;   jokyi|lariti;   a   spejez 

ov  wit  floir)  from  de  yi|mor  ov  a  person. 
Humor,  Yi^-mor,  v.  t.  tu  gratifj;  tu  indulj. 
Humoral,  Hi\-mor-al,  a.  relatiij  tu  hi\,morz. 
Humorist,  Yii-mor-ist,  n.  wun  hco  gratifjz  hiz 

on  yi|mor;  a  jester;  a  wag. 
Humorous,  Yti-mor-us,  a.  ful  oy  yn,mor;  meri; 

jokyqlar;  jok«f)S;  plezant. 
Humorously,    Yi^-mor-us-li,   ad.   jokosli;    wid 

yri'uor. 
Humoeousness,    Yii,-mor-us-nes,  n.    de  kwoliti 

ov  beirj  yi],morus;  jokyn,lariti.  [ij. 

Humoesome,  Yii,-nior-sum,  a,  p6tyq,lant;  od;  pev- 


Humoesomely,  Y^-mor-sum-li,  ad.   petyT]_lantli; 

pevijli. 
Hump,  Hump,  n.  a  protuberans,  az  on  de  bak. 
Humpback,  Hdmp-bak,  n.  a  kruked  bak;  hj  Jol- 

derz. 
Humpbacked,  Hump-bakt, )    a.  havir)  a  kruked 
Hunchbacked,  Hunq-bakt,)       bak. 
Hunch,  HuncjjJ  v.  t.  tu  josl;  tu  Juv;  tu  kruk. 
Hunch,  Hunq.J  71.  a  hump;  a  bunq:  a  puj;  a  Juv. 
Hundred,  Hun-dred,  a.  ten  multipljd  bj  ten. 
Hundred,  Huu-dred,  n.  de  number  100; — a  dis- 

trikt.  [dred. 

Hundredth,  Hun-dredt,  a.  de  ordinal  ov  a  hun- 
Hung,  Huj),  i.  and  p.  ov  Hatj. 
Hunger,  Uuij-ger,  n.  an   eger  dezjr  er  wont  ov 

f(Dd;  a  kravii)  apetjt:  eni  vjolent  dezjr. 
Hunger,  Hiig-ger,  v.  i.  tu  fel  hugger. 
Hungered,  Hug-gerd,  a.  famijt;  huggri. 
Hungrily,  Hiig-gri-li,  ad.  wid  ken  apetjt. 
Hungry,  Hug-gri,  a.  beig  in  wont  ov  iaA. 
Hunks,  Hugks,J  n.  a  kuvetus,  sordid  req;  a  mjzer. 
Huns,  Hunz,  n.  i)l.  a  bqrbarus  pepl  ov  Sifcia,  hcD, 

after  subdiyg  Fanonia,  gav   tu   it   de   prezent 

nam  ov  Huggari. 
Hunt,  Hunt,  v.  t.  tu  qas;  tu  pursi^;  tu  serq  fer. 
Hunt,  Hunt,  v.  i.  tu  folo  de  (^as;  tia  serq. 
Hunt,  Hunt,  n.  a  pak  ov  hundz;  a  qas;  a  pur- 

sijt. 
Hunter,  Hiint-er,  n.  wun  hoo  gasez  animalz. 
Hunting,  Hunt-ig,  n.  diverjon  ov  de  qas;  a  serq- 

ig.  [tu  qer  h'sndz. 

Hunting-horn,  Hunt-ig-hern,  n.  a  bij^l;  a  hern 
Huntress,  Hunt-res,  n.  a  wuman  hoo  foloz  de  gas. 
Huntsman,   Hunts-man,    n.    wun    hoo    praktisez 

huntig.  [Jonz  ov  a  hunter. 

Huntsmanship,  Hiints-man-Jip,  n.  de  kwolifika- 
HuRDLE,  Hur-dl,  n.  a  tekstyn,r  ov  stiks;  a  krat. 
Hurdle,  Hur-dl,  v.  t.  tu  hej,  kuver,  er  kloz  wid 

hurdlz.  [hqrdz. 

HuRDS,  Hurdz,  n.  pi.  de  refq,s  ov  hemp  er  flaks; 
Huedy-gbedy,  Hdr-di-gur-di,  n.  a  strigd  instrcD- 

ment. 
Hurl,  Hurl,  v.  t.  tu  tro  wid  vjolens;  tu  drjv. 
Hurl,  Hurl,  v.  i.  tu  moov  rapidli;  tu  hwerl. 
Hurl,  Hurl,  n.  de  akt  ov  troig;  a  tq^mult;  rjot. 
Hurler,  Hiirl-er,  n.  wun  hoo  troz  er  hurlz. 
Hurly-burly,  Hur-li-bur-li,t  »i.  a  tn,mult:  kom- 

ojon;  busl.  [aplez;  huz^. 

Hurrah,  Hu-r4,  inter,  a  J-gt  ov  jer,  trjumf,  er 
Hurricane,  Hur-i-kan,    n.   a  vjolent  sterm  ov 

wind;  a  tornado;  a  vjolent  tempest. 
HuRRiER,  Hur-i-er,  n.  wun  hto  huriz;  a  distiirber. 
Hurry,  Hur-i,  v.  t.  tu    hasn;   tu  drjv   konfuz- 

edli. 
HuREY,  Hdr-i,  v.  i.  tu  moov  on  wid  presipitajon. 
Hurry,  Hdr-i,    n.    tumult;   presipitajon;   komo- 

Jon.  [fH3on- 

Hurry-skurry,  Hur-i -skur-i,}  n.  hast  and  kon- 
HuRRY-SKUEEY,  Hur-i-skur-i,t  ad.  konfq^zedli;  in 

a  busl. 
Hurt,  Hurt,  v.  t.  [i.  hurt,  fs.  hurtig,  hurt;]  tta 

hqrm;  tu  wosnd:  tu  injq^r. 
Hurt,  Hurt,  n.  hqrm;  misqif;  a  woond;  inj^ri. 
Hurtee,  Hurt-er,  n.  wun  hoo  duz  hqrm;  a  wCDnd- 

er.  [Jus. 

Hurtful,  Hurt-ful,  a.  misqivus;  injq,rius;  nok- 
HuRTFULLY,  Hurt-ful-i,   ad.   inj^riusli;  misqiv- 

usli. 
HuRTFULNESS,  Hurt-f ul-nes,  ji.  inji^riusnes;  hqrm. 
Hurtle,  Hur-tl,  v.  i.  tu  klaj;   tu   skermij;    tu 

josl.  '     [hwerl. 

Hurtle,  Hur-tl,  v.  t.  tu  puJ  wid  vjolens;  tu 
Huetleberey,  Hur-tl-ber-i,  n.  hwertlberi;  hukl- 

beri. 
HuETLESS,  Hurt-les,  a.  inosent;  hqrmles;  innok- 

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Husband,  Hdi-baml,  n.  kort-lativ  tu  ic\f;  a  man 

miiri'l  tu  II   wum:in; — un  tki'muiuisl;  ci   furtuiT. 
Husband,  iliii-bund,  c  /.  tu  luanaj  fnbgali;  tu 

til.  '  [tnugalui. 

Hl'Bbandable,  Hii«-band-a-bl,  a.  manojabl  wid 
Husbandman,  Hiiz-bund-man,  n.  a  fqrinur;  a  kdl- 

tiviii.ir.  [kiir. 

Husbandht,  Hdz-b:in(l-ri,  ii.  tiliij:  trifl:  fri&guliti; 
Husu,  HuJ,  inter.  !>{luiisl  be  8til!  no  nirz! 
Hush,  HuJ,  a.  «til;  sjlent:  kw|et. 
Hush,  HuJ,  v.  i.  tu  be  stil;  tu  be  s^lont. 
Hush,  HuJ,  ■-.  t.  tu   stil;  tu   silcns;  tu  kwjct. — 

HiJ  up,  tu  8upr6s  in  sjlens. 
Hushmo\kv,  HiiJ-mun-i,  ii.  a  bqb  tu  indies  sc- 

kru-i,  or  tu  hiiidor  iiifonnajon. 
Husk,  Hu-ik,  n.  de  utmusl  integynment  ov  fniits. 
Husk,  Husk,  v.  t.  tu  ."trip  of  de  integyivmont. 
HusKKD,    Huskt,    a.    b.irifl   a   husk;  — stript   ov 

husk:*. 
HrsKiNKSS,  Hiia-ki-nos,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  hui^ki. 
Husky,  Hi'n-ki,  a.  ab'itndiD  in  husks; — drj;  hor^. 
Huso,  Hi'i-su,  n.  a   Iqrj   fij,  ivnd  in  de  Danyi^b, 

friiui  hwii}  |zig;^las  iz  mad. 
Hussar,  Huz-qr,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  hoM  soljcr. 
HussV,  Hdz-i.*  H.  u  sori  or  wurtles  wuuian. 
HusTiNus,  Hi'ist-ipz,  II.  f>l.  a  kurt.     lu    Jijijland, 

de  plus  ov  metig  for  elektig  a  member  ov  Pqrli- 

meiit. 
Hustle.  Hii*-!,!  r.  t.  tu  Jnk  tugeder  in  konfiijon. 
Huswife,  Hiiz-if,  or  Huz-wif,  n.  a  bad  mAnujer; 

a    huzi;    u    kn:i   for   nedlz,   ks.;    htss-vrif.      Se 

HuswiKK.  Htiz-if,*  c.  t.  tu  manaj  froigali, 
HuswiKELY,  Hiiz-if-li,*  a.  trifti;  foDsjal. 
HuswiFtLY.  Hiiz-if-li,*  ad.  trifiili. 
HuswiFEUY,  Hiiz-if-ri,*  n.  duim^tik  ekdnomi. 
Hut,  Hut,   n.  a  jxtir  kotaj;  a  tc^mporari  bildig. 
Hut,  Hut.  r.  i.   tuloj  or  plus  in  hut.s.  [trap. 

Hutch.  Huq,  n.  a  Itorn  qest:  a  nibit  boks;  a  rat 
Hutch.  IIu<^,  o.  (.  tu  hard;  tu  la  up,  az  in  a  qcst. 
Huzza,   Hu-zi^,  inUr.    an   eksklamajon  ov  j*  or 

trjuinf;  hurq. 
Huzza,    Hu-zq,  n.    a  J-st;  a  krj  ov  eksklamajon. 
Huzza,  Huzq,  f.  «.  tu  uter  eksklamajon. 
Huzza,   llu-z(i,  v.  t.    tu  rescv  er  atend  wid  eks- 

khiintifun:  tu  apl'kl. 
Hyacinth.  Hj-a-sint,  n.  a  finer;  a  jem;a  mineral. 
Htacintuine,    Hi-a-sio-tin,    a.  relatig  tu  b^a- 

sinfc<. 
Htads,    Hj-adz,    n.   pi.  {A*tron.y  a  woteri  kon- 

stolujcin:  a  kluster  ov  f^v  stqrz. 
Hyaline,  Hj-a-lin,*  a.  glusi;  kristalin. 
Hybrid,  Hj-brid,  (/r  Hib-rid,  a.  muggrel;  ov  dif- 

cri-ni  !<pejcz.  [spejcz. 

Hybbidous,  Hib-ri-dus,  a.  prodi^st  fifem  diferont 
HYDAfiDES,  Hi-dat-i-des,  ».  pi.  [L.]  litl  transpi^r- 

ent  bliKliTZ.  ' 

Hydra,  lii-dru,  ».  [L.]  a  monster  wid  meni  hcdz. 
Hydragouue,  Hj-dra-gog,  n.   medi^iiD    bwiq  elu- 

pelz  wjtori  sekrtjonz. 
Hydranoka,    Hi-drin-je-o,    n.   {Bot.}    a  wnter 

pbin^  and  fl'Mer.  (ig  wotcr. 

Hydrant,  Hi-drant,  n.  a  pjp  ormaj^n  for  dis<;qrj- 
HvDEATi:,    lli-drat,  n.  a  kcmikal  kumpiiud,  wuii  S 

ov  (\c  inijrriliiMit"  i>v  hwiq  iz  woter.  I 

Hydraulic,  Hi-dnU-ik,  j  a.  relatig  tu  ^ot-  ' 

Hydraulical,  Hi-dn'»l-i-kal,  t        cr    pjjw,   er    de 

konviiaiis  ov  woter  tru>  pjpe.  I 

Hydraulicon,  Hl-dril-i-kon,  n.  a  woter-ergan  | 
Hydraulics,    Hj-drol-ik",  h.  pi.   de  Hjen.t  ov  de  ! 

mujon  and   furs  ov  fli^idi;  de  qrt  ov  konvaig 

W'lt  T  trvK  \>'i\**.  I 

Htdriodate.    Hj-dri-o-dat,    «.   {Chem.}  a   aolt 

forind  li)  hjdrolik  a<id,  wid  a  ba<.  1 

Htdriodic,   Hl-dri  6d-ik,    a.  {Ch^m.}  noli;)  an  | 

■aid  kuuipu>xd  or  b^drojea  aad  i«jdiQ.  I 


Hydriot,    Hj-dri-ot,  n.  a  natir  or  de  Orek  ilaod 

ov  Hj.lra. 
Hydrocarbo.n,    Hi-dru-kqr-bon,  n.    (Chem.)    a 

kompvad  ov  htdrujcn  and  kqrbon;  hidrbkc^rbi^- 

ret. 
Hydrocarbuuet,    Hi-dru-k(\r-bq-ret,  n.  (  Chem.) 

<i  k<>iiip><ii<l  ov  lifdrujcn  auj  ki^rbon. 
Hydrocardia,  lli-drij-kqr-<ii-<i,  n.  (iW.)u  drop- 
si  ov  de  |H:rikqrdium. 
Hydrocele,  H|-dro-!<el,  n.  a  morbid  kolok/on  or 

w.jter  Ml  de  ."krutulu  or  s|>9rmatik  kurd. 
Hydrocefhalus,  Hi-dru-sc-f-a-lus,  n.  adropsi  in 

dc  tied,  (jr  WDtfr  on  de  bron. 
Hydrochloric,  lli-dru-klu-rik,  a.  { (Jhem.) DOti^ 

1111  !i<id  kumoiili  kold  mqriatik  asid. 
HvDKODYNAMics,    Hi-dro-di-naiu-ik-s    n.  a  siona 

koinprizig  biilruslatiks  and  bidroliks. 
Uydrookx.    Ili-dro-jon,  «.  {Chem.}  a  gas  hwic, 

kuiiibiiid    wid'    ok^iJL-n,   jiruKlq-iez    wottr.     It  ii 

kuiorl'--,  tasiles,  iiiodorus  and  iuflamabl. 
Hydrographer,  H)-dr6g-ra-fer,    n.  wun  v^rst  in 

hjilro;?r.ifi. 
Uydrourapuical,  Hi-dra-graf-i-kal,   a.   relatig 

tu  hj.lrojirrafi. 
Hydroorafuy,  Uj-drog-ra-fi,  n.  de  qrtovm^jur- 

ig  and  de:ikrjbig  de  se,  its  b'sudariz,  ks. 
Hydrology,  Hj-drol-o-ji,  n,  de  sjena  or  nolej  ov 

wtter.  [er. 

Hydromancy,  Hj-dro-man-si,  n.  divinajon  b{  wot- 
Hydromkl,  Hj-dra-mcl,  n.  a  likor  formd  ov  huni 

ami   w.jter. 
Hydrometer.    Hj-dr6m-e-tcr,    n.  an  in'trutment 

lia  inejqr  de    ekstent,  graviti,  densiti,  As.,  ov 

flqidz.  [qrig  flqidz. 

Hydrometry,    Hj-drom-e-tri,  n.    de  qrt  ov  mej- 
Hydropathy,  Hj-dnip-a-ti,  n.    de  metod  ov  kqr- 

ig  dizi/.L-z  l)j  mrnz  ov  woter;  woter-kqr. 
Hydrophobia,  Hj-drd-fJi-bi-a,  ii.adredov  wotcr; 

kanju  madnes. 
Hydrophobic,  H{-dro-f6b-ik,    a.   relatig  tuhj- 

drutubiu. 
Hydropic.  H[-drop-ik,  >  a.   dropsikal;  wot- 

Hydropical,    Hj-drop-i-kal,   j      eri. 
Hydroscope,    ifj-dru-skcip,    n.    a  sort  ov  woter 

ktok. 
Hydro.static,    Hj-dni-stit-ik,  >    a.    relatig 

Hydrostatical,    Hj-dto-stat-i-kal,  i     tuhidro- 

sUitik.-. 
Hydrostatics,    Hi-dro-stit-iks,  n.  pi.  Ae  sjena 

hwifj  trr ts  ov  de  wat  and  mojon  ov  flqidz. 
Hydrothorax,    Hl-drd-tu-raks,    n.    in   medikal 

lag^wuj,  drnii.<i  in  de  .Qcst. 
Hydrotics,    Hi-drul-iks,   n.  pi.   purjera  or   we- 

tt-r  or  Mem. 
Hydrous,    Hj-drus,  a.  woteri;  kontanig  wotcr. 
Hydrous,     Hj-drus,  m.  [Z.]  q  wutcr-snak:  u  kon- 

stelajun. 
Hyemal,   Hj-e-mal,    or  Hj-c-mal,  a.  bcl6gig    tu 

winter.  [wulf. 

Hyena,    H|-e-na,   n.    a  fers  animal   rez^mblig  a 

Hygeiax.    Hi-je-an,  *  i  .•     .     u  i» 

ii»„.i-...  If    ••  1    *•  relatin  tu  hell. 

llYOiEAN,  Hj-jE-an,     )  " 

Hygiene,  Hi-ji-en,  n.  dat  bronq  ov  mcdisin  hwiq 

trrts  (iv  dr  prczer%-nj(in  ov  belt. 
Hygienic,  llj-ji-en-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  hjjien  or  holt. 
Hygrometer,  H[-gr6m-e-ter,    n.    an  instratment 

tu  mejqr   de  ilegrez  ov  de  mffstyqr  ov  de  at- 

mosfer. 
Hyorometric,   Hj-gro-met-rik,  a.  rtlatig  tu  hj- 

grumctri:  apijd  tu  sub.^tanscz  hwiq  rcdili  brklim 

mifst  or  dr|,  b|  koresp6ndig  Qanjei  ov  de  slat  or 

dr  atmosfrr. 
Htorometry,  Hj-gnSm-e-tri,  «.  de  qrt  ov  m^s^ir- 

ig  dc  miTstyqr  ov  dt  atmosfer. 
Htoroscope^   lij-gro-.'kop,  n.   an  instroment  ta 

Ju  dc  mtfstyqr  and  drjnes  or  de  i^r. 


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Htgrostatics,  Hi-gro-stat-iks,  «.  de  mejiirii)  ov 

dsgrez  ov  merstynr.  [er. 

Hylaechical,  Hj-lqrk-i-kal,  a.  prezidii)  overmat- 
Htlobate,    Hi-16-bat,  n.    a  log-qrmd  ap;  a  gib- 

on. 
Hylopathism,    Hj-16p-a-tiz-m,  n.    ds   tenet  er 

doktriii  dat  de  Ijf  ov  mater  iz  senjent. 
Hylotheism,    Hi-I6f)-£-iz-m,  n.  de  doktrin  er  be- 

\ii  dat  mater  iz  God;  a  spejcz  ov  materializm. 
Hylozoic,  Hj-lo-z6-ik,  «.  wun  hot)  boldz  el  mat- 
er tu  be  animated. 
Hylozoism,  Hj-l(a-z6-iz-m,w.  de  doktrin  dat  mat- 
er livz:  de  tgori  ov  de  sol  ov  de  wurld,er  ov  a 

Ijf  rezjdii)  in  natyqr. 
Hymen,   Hi-men,  n.  de  god  ov  marij;  a  membran. 
Hymeneal,  Hi-men-e-al,  n.  a  marij  soi). 
Hymeneal,  Hj-men-e-al,      )  a.  pertanig  tumar- 
Hymenean,   Hj-men-e-an,    i      ij. 
Hymenean,  Hi-men-e-an,  n.  sam  az  himerual. 
Hymn,   Him,  n.  a  divjn  soi);  a  sog  ov  praz. 
Hymn,  Him,  v.  t.  tu  praz  in  sog;  tu  sig. 
Hymn,  Him,  v.  i.  tu  sig  sogz  ov  adorajon. 
Hymnic,  Him-nik,  a.  relatig  tu  bimz. 
Hyp,    Hip,t    v.  t.  tu  mak  melankoli;  tti  dispirit. 

Q  kontrakjon  ov  hipokondriak. 
Hypallage,    Hj-pal-a-j£,  n.  a  term  in  Retorik, 

signifjig  a  spejez  ov  inverjon. 
Hyphee,  Hj-fer,  n.  a  Grek  pref iks,  impljig  over, 

beyond  er  ekses. 
Hypeebaton,  Hj-per-ba-ton,  n.  {Bhet.)  a  figyrir 

bj  hwiq  wurdz  qr  transpozd  from  de  gramatikal 

erder.  [a  kon. 

Hypeebola,  Hj-per-bo-la,  n.  {Genm.)  a  sekjon  ov 
Hypeebole,    Hj-per-bo-le,   «.    {Rhet.}  a  figyi],r 

hwiq  ekspresez  mor  er  les  dan  de  egzakt  trilit). 
Hyperbolic,  Hj-per-bol-ik,         )  a.  Ijk  a  hjp^r- 
Hypeebolical,  Hj-per-bol-i-kal,  \      bole    er   hj- 

perbala;  egzajeratig  er  ekstenyqatig. 
Hypeebolically,   Hj-per-bol-i-kal-i,    ad.   in   a 

hjperbolik  maner. 
Hypeeboliform,  Hj-per-bol-i-ferm,  a.  fermd  Ijk 

a  hiperbola.  [boljzez. 

Hypeebolist,  Hj-per-bo-list,  n.    wun  hcD  hjper- 
Hypeebolize,  Hj-per-bo-ljz,  t;.  i.  tu  j^r.  hjp^r- 

ha\zz.  [ekstenytiat. 

Hyperbolize,  Hj-p^r-bo-ljz,  v.  t.  tu  egzajerat  er 
Hypeeboeean,  Hj-per-bo-re-an,  a.  fqrnertjfrijid; 

kolJ. 
Hypeecatalectic,  Hj-per-kat-a-lek-tik,  a.   ek- 

sedig  de  mejqr. 
Hypeeceitic,  Hj-per-krit-ik,   »i.   a  kapjuserun- 

kandid  kritik.  [yond  rezn. 

Hypeecritical,  Hj-per-krit-i-kal,  a.  kritikal  be- 
Hypercriticism,    Hj-per-krit-i-siz-m,  n.  kapjus 

kritisizm.  [de  standard. 

Hypermetee,  Hj-p^r-me-ter,  n.  sumtig  mor  dan 
Hypeephysical,  Hj-per-fiz-i-kal,  a.  sq,pernatyq,- 

ral. 


Hypeesaecosis.  Hj-per-sar-kco-sis,  n.  {Med.)  pr'sd 

llej. 
Hyphen,  Hj-fen,  n.  a  Jert  daj,  yTj,zd  az  a  not  ov 

konjugkjon  in  kompozijon  and  printig. 
Hypocaust,  Hip-o-kest,  n.  a  plas  fer  a  furnaa. 
Hypochondeia,  Hip-o-kon-dri-a,  n.  [Z.]  melan- 
koli; dejekjon;  splen;  vaporz;  hipokondrjasis. 
Hypochondriac,  Hip-o-kon-dri-ak,  a.  hipokon- 

drjakal. 
Hypochondriac,  Hip-o-kon-dri-ak,  «.  wun  hen  iz 

melankoli,  er  aflikted  wid  hipokondria. 
Hypochondriacal,  Hip-o-kon-drj-a-kal,  a.  mel- 
ankoli; dispirited;  diserderd  in  de  imajinajon. 
Hypochondeiacism,    Hip-o-kon-drj-a-siz-m,    n. 

melankoli. 
Hypochondeiasis,  Hip-o-kon-drj-a-sis,  n.  hipo- 

kondriak  afekjon;  melankoli;  splen;  hipokondria. 
Hypocist,  Hip-o-sist,  n.  a  plant; — an  inspisated 

JH^-  [pretens. 

Hypoceisy,  Hi-p6k-ri-si,  n.  disimyqlajon;  fels 
Hypocrite,  Hip-o-krit,  n.  a  disembler  in  relijon, 

&s. 
Hypocritic,  Hip-o-krit-ik,  )  a.  partakig  ov 

Hypocritical,  Hip-o-krit-i-kal,  i     hipokrisi;  in- 

sinser;  k^nterfit.  [simyqlajon. 

Hypoceitically,  Hip-o-krit-i-kal-i,  ad.  wid  di- 
Hypogastric,  Hip-Q-gas-trik,  a.  seted  in  de  loer 

pqrt  ov  de  beli. 
Hypogene,  Hip-o-jen,   a.    {Min.}   relatig   tu  a 

klas  ov  roks,  komonli  keld  prjmari  roks. 
Hypogeum,  Hip-o-je-um,  n.  [L.]  {Arch.)  a  seler 

er  velt  qrqt  over. 
Hypostasis,  Hj-p6s-ta-sis,  n.  [L,]  pi.  Hj-p6s-ta- 

SEz;  personaliti;  substans. 
Hypostatical,  Hj-po-stat-i-kal,  a.   k6nstitq,tiT; 

personal.  [ali. 

Hypostatically,  Hj-po-stat-i-kal-i,  ad.  person- 
Hypothecate,  Hj-pot-E-kat,  v.  t.  tu  pen;  tu  plej. 
Hypothenuse,  Hj-p6t-e-nq,s,)  n.  de  Iqrjestsjdov 
Hypotenuse,  Hi-pot-e-nns,   )       a  rjt  aggld  trj- 

aggl. 
Hypothesis,  Hj-p6t-e-sis,  n.,pl.  Hj-pot-e-sez;  a 

supozijon;  a  sistem  as^md  but  not  prcovd. 
Hypothetic,  Hj-po-tet-ik,  j   a.   inkh^dig  a 

Hypothetical,  Hj-po-tet-i-kal,  !       hjpotesis  er 

supozijon;  kondijonal.  [onali. 

Hypothetically,  Hj-po-tet-i-kal-i,  ad.  kondij- 
Hyson,  Hj-son,  n.  an  eKselent  spejez  ov  gren  te. 
Hyssop,  Hiz-op,  er  His-op,  n.  a  vertisilat  plant;  an 

erb. 
Hysteric,  His-ter-ik,  )  a.  relatig  tu  bister- 

Hysterical,  His-ter-i-kal,  \  iks;  trubld  wid  fits. 
Hysterics,  His-ter-iks,  n.  pi.   fits  pekx^lyar   tu 

wimen. 
HysterolOgy,  His-te-rol-o-ji,  ) 

Hysteron-proteron,  His-te-ron-prot-e-ron,  \  "* 

{Bhet.)  a  figyqr  ov  speq  bj  hwiq  an  inverjon  iz 

mad,  putig  de  last  ferst. 


I. 


Ii,  az  a  v^el  in  de  komon  Igglif  alfabet,  haz 
,  \a>  prinsipal  s-sndz;  wan  log,  az  in  {fine,)  de 
uderjert,  az  in  {fin.)  Hi  a  nqmeral  ior  wyn. 
It  iz  also  yil,zd  az  an  abreviajon  for  id;  az  {i.  e. 
id  est,)  dat  iz. 
I,  ^,  pron.  ov  de  ferst  person;  mjs(51f,  de  person 

spEkig;,s— ;wz.  mjn;  ohj.  me; — pi.  we,  -srz,  us. 
Iambic,  i-am-bik  a.  havig  a  Jert  and  a  log  silabl. 
Iambic,  i-am-bik,  n.  a.  vers  kompiizd  ov  jambik  fet. 


I  Iambus,  ^-am-bus,  n.  [Z.]  pi.  ^-am-bj,  er  i-km- 

bus-ez;  a  poetik  fut  konsistig  ov  a  Jert  and  a 

!      log  silabl,  az  adctr.  [trntig. 

Iatroleptic,  i-a-tro-lep-tik,  a.  dat  kqrz  bj  an- 
i  Ibex,  4'beks,  n.  [Z.]  a  wjld  got. 

Ibidem,  l-bj-dem,  ad.  [Z.]  in  de  sam  plas. 

Ibis,  i'bis,  n.  [L.J  an  fjipjan  herd  Ijk  de  sterk. 

Ice,  ^s,  n.  woter  er  uder  likwid  konjeld  solid  bj 
1      kold;  konkreted  Jugar;  js-krem. 


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Ice,  fr,  r.  t.  tu  kuver  wi(t  J«;  tu  fm. 

ICKBCBO,  •jH'berg,  ".  a  munten  iir  grat  maa  ov  ja, 

flutij)  in  At  nordcrn  or  polar  cri. 
ICKBLI.VK.    {^'bligk,    n.    a  diizlig  brjtnoe,  kesd  b] 

At  rrflfk/on  ov  Ijt  from  \*. 
IcLBijiLT,  +s'bilt,  a.  f.»rm<l  ov  j«. 
IcK-CREAM.  'ti'krf  m,  n.  a  konfekjuii  mad  ov  krr m. 

As.,  fruzn.  [ed. 

ICE-HOCSE,    ■h('hT5S,  n.  a  h'ss  in  hwir  j^  iz  rrpoiit- 
ICK-PLANT,  ^'|pliinf,  n.  a  jilimt  ov  j'-i  itpcranH. 
IcHNEL'MON,  Ik-ni\-mon,  n.  a  .smol  animal. 
lOHNUOBAPniCAL,  Ik-nu-grdf-i-kal,  a.  rrlntif)  tu 

iknopTifi.  [platfrtrm. 

IcHNOORAPnY,  Ik-n6g-ra-fi,  n.  a  grsnd  plot:  a 
IcuoB,  fk.ir,  H.  [6V.]  a  tin,  wotcri  humorordis- 

q(\rj,  Ijk  sFrum. 
IcnoRi's,  ■Fkor-us.  .-i.  scrus;  ganius;  tin. 
Ichthyology,  Ik-ti-<Sl-o-ji,  n.  de  sjens  ov  fijcr. 
ICHTHYOPHAOY,    Ik-ti-6f-a-ji,   n.    At   praktis  ov 

rti|)  fij. 
ICHTHYOPHTHALIIITE,  Ik-ti-of-tal-mjt,  »l.  (  J/ifl.) 

a  spf  Jr/.  ov  zi'oljt  ov  a  pvrli  luster,  rezcmblig  At 

i  ov  a  fiJ;  fij-j  ston. 
Ichthyosaurus,  Ik-ti-o-s<i-ru!<,  n.  {Geol.}  a  hiy 

fiJ  l|k  a  liz'ird,  an  ek.x(i;)kt  animal. 
Icicle,  ■F<i-kl,  n.  a  p<'ndi.'nt  Jwt  ov  j:». 
IciXESS.  'Fsi-nea,  n.  dc  ftat  ov  beip  jsi. 
IciNO,  i'sifl,  n.  a  kuvcrij)  ov  konkrttod  Jugar. 
Icon,   fkon,  n.    [L.]    a  pikfji^r  or  reprtientajon. 
Iconoclast,  i'-k6n-o-klast,  n.    a  braker  ov  im- 

Bjor. 
Iconoclastic,  t-kon-o-kla-'-tik,  a.  brakip  imnjez. 
IcONOORAPHY,  'J-ku-nog-ra-fi,  n.  a  dr-ikripjon  ov 

piktynrz.  As.  [rrrcnta/on. 

Iconolooy,  'I'-ko-ndl-o-ji,  n.  de  doktrin  ov  rep- 
IcosANDRiA.  i-ko -s.-in-dri-a,  n.  {/fot.)  a  klas  ov 

plants  havif)  twcnti  or  raor  stnmonz. 
Icteric  Ik-ter-ik,  h.  a  mcdisin  fur  jqndis. 
ICTERiCAL,   Ik-t^r-i-kal,  a.  rclatig  tu  Ac  jqndis; 

gud  agenst  At  jqndii!. 
ICT,  ¥m,  a.  ful  ov  js;  kold;  frosti;  bakward. 
I'd,  4'd.t  a  kontrak/on  for  aP  rrxid. 
Idea,   i'-de-a,    n.    [  </r.]    df  imaj  ov  cnitip  in  de  | 

mjnd;  konsppjon;  tot:  nojon:  imajinajon. 
Ideal.  t-dE-al,  a.  mental;  inteloktyqal;  imajind. 
Idealism,    't-dE-al-ii-m.  n.    At  doktrin  ov  jdtal 

cgzistiri.s.  (izm. 

Idealist,  ■f-dr-al-ist,  n.  wun  ho)  belevz  in  jdral- 
Idealitv,   ■f-dc-al-i-ti,  n.    {f'hren.)  signifjig  de 

talent  fir  poetri  and  wurks  ov  imajinajon. 
Idealize,  i-df-al-jz,  r.  t.  and  t.   tu  form  jdrnz: 

tu  iinajin. 
Ideally,    t-de-al-i,    a<l.    intclektyqnli:  montali. 
Idem.  Fdem.  n.  [L.]  At  sam:  ofn  kontniktod  tu  id. 
Identic,  *-dpn-tik,*         >       .  ,., 

Identical.  t-dPn-ti-kal.  \  "•  "*^  «"":  not  dif crent. 
Identically,  t-d^n-ti-kal-i,  ad.  wid  samnes. 
Identu'alni:s.s,   t-den-ti-kal-ncii,  n.    de  otat  ov 

brip  {ilentikal. 
Identification,  ♦-den-ti-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov 

Jd^ntifjio.  [gam. 

Identify,  t-d^^n-ti-fl,  *"•  '•  ^^  V^^  o«"  mak  de  I 
Identity,  +-d«>n-ti-ti,  n.  samnw:  jd^ntikalnos.  I 
Ideoouapiiic,  Id-e-o-graf-ik,  a.  roprrzf^ntip  jdraz 

or  fitryiirr,  ai  hicroglifik  or  i-'lnit  karakterz. 
Ideourapht,  ♦-de-^g-ra-fi,  n.  a  ristem  ov  ./art- 
hand  rjtip. 
Ideology,  •f-dr-Al-o-ji,  n.  dr  i^cns  ov  dr  mjnd. 
Ides,    hit,    n.    in  dr  Human  Kalcadar,  dt  fiftrnt 

da  ov  Mqn;,  Ma,  JqlJ,  and  Oktobcr,  and  de  t^r- 

tf  nt  I'V  dr  udor  munt;*. 
Id  est,  Jd  est,  [/,.]  dat  iz; — abr^vintod  tu  (i.  *.) 
Idiocrast,   ld-i-6k-n-«i,  n.  pekt^lyiariti  or  kon- 

stiti^Jon.  (kon.<tittjJon. 

Idiocratical,  Id-i-o-krit-i-kal,  ».  pckqlyor  in 
Idiocy,  Id'i-o-si,  •>.  wont  ot  nnderstindig. 


Idiom,  Id'i-om,  n.  At  mod  ut  tftq  pekfiljar  tu  a 

lapgwaj. 
Idiomatic,  Id-i-u-mat-ik,  j    m.    rtlatig   tu 

Idiomatical.  Id-i-u-mat-i-kal,  i    idiomz;  pekql- 

yiir  tu  a  lungwuj. 
Idiopathic,  Id-i-upaf-ik,  m.  orijinal;  pr|mari. 
Ikiopathv,  Id-i-6p-a-ti,  n.  a  prjmah  or  urijinal 

dizez. 
Idiosyncrasy,    Id-i-o-sin-kra-si,  ».    q  pekqlyar 
t<>m|iurament.  [in. 

Idiot,  M'i-ot,  n.  a  fii»l;  wun  dev^d  ov  undersliod- 
Idiotic,  ld-i-6t-ik,  >        ,        i   r   •  r 

iDioTicAL,  Id-i-ot-i-kal,  ;  ^- »tlH:  f"'!'/. 
Idiotism,  Id'i-ot-iz-m,*  n.  an  idiom;— foli;  idiosi. 
Idiotize.  Id'i-ot-jz,  c.  t.  tu  bckdm  stqpid. 
Idle.  ¥■{],  a.  lazi;  not  erapl»fd:  yi^slcs;  trjflip. 
Idle,  'Pdl,  i\  t.  tu  loiz  t|m  in  indulons:  tu  be  idl. 
Idle.  •Pdl,  r.  t.  tu  wast:  tu  konsqm  unprofitabli. 
IDLE.VES.S.  i^dl-nes,  n.  lazines;  sl^t;  trivialnes. 
Idler,   "Fdler,  n.  an  {dl  or  lazi  per«<jn:  a  slugard. 
Idly,  filli,  ad.  in  an  jJl  manor;  fifili/li. 
Idol,  'Fdol,  n.  an  imaj  wurjipt  az  a  g<id. 
Idolater,  •t-dol-a-ter,  n,  a  wurjiper  ov  jdolz;  a 

|>npin. 
Idolatress,  ii-dol-a-trcs,  n.  a  femal  idolater. 
Idolatrize,    't-dol-a-triz,  r.  t.    tu  wurjip  jdoli; 

tu  {doljz. 
Idolatrous,  i-ddl-a-trus,  a.  partakig  or  jdolatri. 
Idolatroisly,  i'-dol-a-trus-li,  ad.  in  an  idulatrus 

mancr.  [imajez. 

Idolatry,   i'-dol-a-tri,  n.   At  wurjip  or  jdolz  er 
InoLisM,  'Fdol-iz-m,*  w.  jdolatrus  wurjip. 
Idolize,   ►Kdol-jz,  r.  t.  tu  luv  or  reverens  tu  ad- 

orajon.  [crensez. 

Idolizer,  i^dol-jz-er,  n.  wun  ho*  jdoljzez  or  r^r- 
Idoneous,  t-ddi-nc-us,*  a.  fit:  proper;  kunveoyent. 
Idyl,  t'dil,  n.   a  pastoral  i)ucm:  an  eklog. 
I.  E..  for  id  est,  [L.]  dat  iz. 
If,  If,  kmij.  yqzd  az  a  sjn  ov  kondijon; — giv  er 

supuz  dat:  nl'sig  dat:  do. 
Igneous,  Ig'ne-us.  a.  kontanig  fjr;  emitig  f jr. 
Igniferous,  Ig-nif-cr-us,*  a.  prudqsij)  fjr. 
Igmkv,  I;;'ni-tj,*  r.  f.  tu  form  intu  fjr. 
Ignipotent,  Ig-nip-o-tent,*  a.  jprrzidip  over  fjr. 
Ignis  katuus,  Ig'nis  fat-yq-us,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Ig-nei 

fat-yii-j.   a  fieri    meteor,  sen  in    mqrji  plascz, 

kold  Wil-wid-a-wisp,  or  .lak-wid-a-lantem. 
Ignite,  Ig-nji,  v.  t.  tu  kindl;  tu  set  on  Qr. 
I(;mte.  Ig-njt,  r.  i.  tu  bekiim  fjeri:  tu  tak  fjr. 
IiiMTiBLE,  Ig-nji-i-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beip  ignjted. 
Ignition.  Ig-niJ-on,  n.  At  akt  ov  ignjtip. 
loMvoMOUS,  Ig-niv-o-mus,  a.  vomitip  fjr. 
Ignoble,  Ig-nu-bl,  a.  not  nobi:  ov  \o  bert:  men. 
Ignobleness,  Ig-n(I>-bl-nc»,  m.  de  stat  ov  beig  ig- 

nobl. 
Ignobly,  Ig-ndi-bli,  ad.  ignominiusli:  menli. 
Ignominious,    Ig-no-min-i-us,   a.    men;  Jamful; 

disoiiorabl:  rcpru^ful. 
loNOMiNiouSLY,     Ig-no-min-i-us-H,    ad.    menli; 

.skandalu.sli. 
Ignominy,  Ig'no-min-i,  n.  disgras;  repruq:  Jam. 
Ignoramus,   Ig-niD-ra-mu.«,  n.  \L.]  pi.  Ig-nu-ra- 

nius-ez:  a  fdilij  fclo:  a  van  pretender. 
Ignorance,  Ig'nu-ran?.  n.  wont  ov  nolej;  nejeens. 
Ignorant,  Ig'no-rant,  a.  wontip  nolcj;  unl^mcd. 
Ignorant,  Ig'no-rant,  n.  wun  untot  or  unin.<trukt- 
loNORANTLY,  Ig'no-rant-li,  ad.  wid'St  nolej.  [ed. 
Ignore,  Ig-nur,  r.  t.  {Uuc)  tu  dekl4r  igiiurans 

ov;  not  tu  no;  az  a  grand  jqri  u/nur  a  bil.  hwen 

da  dot  not  fjnd  suq  evident  at  tu  mak  gud  dc 

prtzc'ntment. 
Ignoscible,  Ig-n65-i-bl,  a.  kapabl  or  pqrdn. 
loOANA,  I-gw4-na.  n.  a  jenus  or  bi;tiful  liKirds, 

csif'md  for  fiod:  kold  olso  ijit<qma. 
louANODON,  I-gw.4n-o-don,  n.  {(rfJ.)  a  jjgintik 

ckstigkt  fosil  reptil,  rei^mblin  Ac  igwqoa. 


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II,  B,  wun  ov  dt  fermz  ov  in;  yq,zd  bsfor  wurdz 
bEginiij  wid  I,  komonli  negativiij  de  wurd  tu 
hwiq  it  iz  prsfikst. 

Ile,  41,  n.  a  wok  er  ali;— properli,  (Aisle.) 

Ilex,  4'leks,  n.  [L.]  ds  grat  skqrlet  ok. 

Iliac,  Il'i-ak,  a.  rElatig  tu  de  loer  b-selz.    Jliak 

pafm,  a  danjerus  kjnd  ov  kolik. 
Iliad,  Il'i-ad,  n.  de  Grsk  epik  poem  ov  Homer. 
Ilk,  Ilk,*  a.  de  sam;  eq. 

III,  II,  a.  bad;  not  giad;  evi;  sik:  not  in  belt. 
Ill,  II,  H.  wikednes;  misfGrtyq,n;  mizeri. 

Ill,  II,  ad.  not  wel;  not  rjtli.   Jl  iz  yixzd  in  kompo- 

zijon  tia  ekspres  a  bad'kwoliti;  az,  t7-formd,  &?. 

Illacerable,  Il-as-er-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  torn, 

Illacrymable,  Il-ak-ri-ma-bl,*   a.   inl 


WEpi;). 

Illapse,  ll-dps,  n.  a  gradyT^al  sljdig  in. 
Illaqueate,  Il-a-kw8-at,   v.  t.    tu   entrap;  tu 

ensn4r. 
Illaqueation,  Il-a-kwe-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  en- 

sn^rii];  a  sn^r. 
Illation,  Il-a-Jon,  n.  inferens:  konklt^^^on  dren. 
Illative,  ll'a-tiv,  a.  rslatii)  tia  ilajon:  inferenjal. 
Illative,  ll'a-tiv,  n.  a  pqrtikl  dtnotiij  ilajon. 
Illatively,  ll'a-tiv-li,  ad.  bj  ilajon  er  konkh|j;on. 
Ill  A  UD  able,  Il-ed-a-bl,  a.  not  ledabl;  senjrirabl. 
Illaudably,  li-od-a-bli,  ad.  wid-st  dezervii)  praz. 
Ill-bred,  Il'bred,   a.   not  wel-bred;  unsivil:  im- 

pi\dcnt. 
Illegal.  Il-E-gal,  a.  kontrari  tu  le;  not  legal. 
Illegality,  ll-e-gal-i-ti,  n.  de  statovbeiij  ilegal. 
Illegalize,  Il-E-gal-jz,  r.  t.  tu  render  ilegal. 
Illegally,  Il-£-gaI-i,  ad.  in  a  maner  kontrari  tu 
le.  [gal. 

Illegalxess,  Il-e-gal-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  He- 
Illegibility,  Il-ej-i-bil-i-ti,   7i.    inkapabiliti   ov 
beii)  red.  [lejibl. 

Illegible,  Il-ej-i-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  red:  not 
Illegibly,  Il-ej-i-bli,  ad.  in  a  maner  not  tu  be 
red.  [ilejitimat. 

Illegitimacy,  Il-e-jit-i-ma-.si,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii) 
Illegitimate,  Il-e-jit-i-mat,  a.  bern  ut  ov  wed- 
lok.  [jitimat. 

Illegitimate,  Il-e-jit-i-mat,  v.  t.  tu  render  ile- 
Illegitim.\tely',    Il-e-jit-i-mat-li,    ad.     not    in 
wedlok.  [ilejitimatii). 

Illegitimation,  Il-E-jit-i-ma-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
Illeviable,  Il-ev-i-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  levid. 
Ill-faced,  Il'fast,  a.  baviij  an  ugli  fas. 
Ill-favored,  ll-fa-vord,  a.  defdrmd;  ugli. 
Illiberal,  ll-ib-er-al,  a.  not  liberal;  sp^rii);  men. 
Illiberality,  ll-ib-er-al-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  liber- 
aliti.  [er. 

Illiberally,  Il-ib-er-al-i,  ad.  in  an  ilibcral  man- 
Illicit,  Il-is-it,  a.  unloful;  ilegal. 
Illicitness,  Il-is-it-nes,  n.  unlofulnes. 
Illimitable,  Il-im-it-a-bl,   a.    dat  kan  not  be 

limited. 
Illimited,  ll-im-it-ed,  a.  unb^snded;  unlimited. 
Illiteracy,  Il-it-er-a-si,  ?i.   wont  ov  lerniij;  ig- 
norans.  [lerned. 

Illiterate,  Il-it-er-at,  a.   ignorant;  untot;  un- 
Illiterateness,  Il-it-er-at-ncs,   n.    de   stat  ov 

beii)  ilitcrat. 
Ill-lived,  Il-ljvd,  a.  lediij  a  wiked  Ijf. 
Ill-nature,  Il-nat-yixr,  n.  bad  temper. 
Ill-natured,  Il-nat-yi|rd,  a.  kros:  pevij. 
Ill-naturedly,  Il-nat-ynrd-li,  ad.  pevijli. 
Ill-naturedne.ss,  Il-nat-yqrd-nes,  n.  krosnes. 
Illness,  Il'nes,  n.  siknes;  a  maladi;  a  disorder. 
Illogical,  Il-6j-i-kal,  a.  kontrari  tu  de  rcDlz  ov 
lojik.  [maner. 

Illogically,    Il-6j-i-kal-i,    ad.    in    an    ilojikal 
Illogic ALNESS.  Il-6j-i-kal-nes,  ?;.  de  stat  ov  beiij 

ilojikal. 
Ill-starred,  H'stqrd,  a.  unliiki. 


Illude,  Il-qd,  V.  t.  tu  desev;  tu  mok;  tu  d8lq,d. 
Illume,  Il-q,m,*  v.  t.  tu  enljtn;  tu  ilnminat. 
Illuminate,   Il-ij,-mi-nat,    v.  t.     tu   enljtn;  tu 

ilustrat;  tu  adern  wid  piktyqrz  er  wid  lamps. 
Illuminate,  Il-vi-mi-nat,  n.  wun  enljtnd,  er  pre- 

tendiij  tu  be  so;  wun  ov  de  Ilqminatj. 
Illuminati,  Il-q-mi-na-tj,  )   n.  pi.    memberz  ot 
Illuminees,  Il-ij^-mi-nez,     j     asojiajonz  in  mod- 
ern Yqrop,  bostil  tu  de  egzistig  relijus  insti- 

tqjonz. 
Illumination,  Il-n-mi-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  ilq,- 

minatiij:  britnes;  Ijts  hui)  ist  az  a  tokn  ov  jer. 
Illuminative,  ll-i\-mi-na-tiv,  a.  afordir)  lit. 
Illuminator,  ll-q-mi-na-tor,    n.    wun   hcD  ilq,- 

minats. 
Illumine,  Il-q,-min,  v.  t.  tu  enljtn;  tu  dekorat: 

tu  adern;  tu  ih|minat. 
Illusion,  Il-i^-^on,  n.  fels  Jo;  dElii,3on. 
Illusive,  Il-i\-siv,  a.  desevii)  bj  fels  Jo;  delqsiT. 
Illusively,  Il-i|,-siv-li,  ad.  in  a  deseptiv  maner. 
Illusiveness,  Il-T^-siv-nes,  n.  desepjon;  fels  aper- 

ans.  [Iqsiv. 

Illusory,  Il-i|-so-ri,  a.  desevii);  fredyqlent;  de- 
Illusteate,  Il-us-trat,  v.  t.  tu  brjtu;  tu  eksplan; 

tu  f  Iqsidat;  tu  mak  kler,  brjt,  er  ilustrius. 
Illustration,  Il-us-tra-Jon,   n.   an  eksplanajon; 

elqsidajon. 
Illustrative,  Il-iis-tra-tiv,  a.  tendig  tu  ilustrat. 
Illustratively,  Il-us-tra-tiv-H,  ad.  bj  wa  ov 

eksplanajon. 
Illustrator,  Il-iis-tra-tor,  n.  wun  btn  iliistrats. 
Illustrious,  Il-us-tri-us,   a.   konspikyi\us;  nobl; 

eminent.  [eminentli. 

Illustriously,  ll-us-tri-us-li,  ad.  konspikyqusli; 
Illustriousness,    Il-us-tri-us-nes,    «.    eminens; 

selebriti. 
Ill-will,  Il-wil,  n.  dispozijon  tu  envi  er  hatred. 
I'm,  4"m,t  a  kontrakjon  fer  {/  am.') 
Im,  Im,  a  prefiks,  yqzd  in  kompozijon  fer  in,  be- 

for  mi|^t  leterz,  iz  from  de  Latin,  and  korespondz 

tu  em,  hwi(j  iz  from  de  Frenq.  [idea. 

Image,  Im'aj,  n.  a  statyq;  a  piktynr;  an  jdol;  an 
Image,  Im'aj,  i\  t.  tu  kopi  bj  de  fansi;  tu  imajin. 
Imagery,  Im'aj -ri,  e?'    Im'a-jer-i,    n.    a  sensibl 

reprezentajon;  piktyqrz:  statynz;  Jo. 
Imaginable,  Im-aj-in-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  imajind. 
Imaginary,    Im-aj-i-na-ri,    a.    fansid;  vigonari; 

jdeal. 
Imagination,  Im-aj-i-na-Jon,   n.   de   fakulti  er 

p'ser  ov  fermiij  ideal  piktyqrz;  an  imaj  in  de 

mjnd;  konsepjon:  jdea;  fansi. 
Imaginative,   Im-aj-i-na-tiv,   a.    fantastik;   ful 

ov  imajinajon. 
Imagine,  Im-aj-in,  v.  t.  tu  ferm  er  kombin  men- 
tal imajez;  tu  fansi:  tu  konsev;  tu  kontrjv. 
Imaginer,  Im-.ij-in-er,  n,  wun  boo  imajinz. 
Imbank,  Im-bai)k,  v.  t.  tu  defend  wid  a  bagk; 

tu  embaijk.  [ment. 

Imbaxkment,  Im-bar)k-ment,  n.  a  bagk;  embagk- 
Imbathe,  Im-bad,'-'  v.  t.  tu  bat  el  over. 
Imbecile,  Im'be-sel,  er  Im-bes-il,  a.   wek;  febl; 

inferm. 
Imbecility,  Im-be-sil-i-ti,  n.  weknes;  feblnes  ot 

mind  er  bodi;  debiliti;  infermiti.  \hed.) 

Imbed,  Im-bed,  r.  t.  tu  la,  az  in  a  bed.    Se  {Em- 
Imbezzle,  Im-bez-1,  i-.  t.     Se  {Embezzle.) 
Imbibe,  Im-bjb,  v.  t.  tu  drigk  in:  tu  dre  in;  tu 

admit. 
Imbiber,  Im-bjb-er,  n.  he  er  dat  bwiq  imbjbz. 
Imbibition,  Im-bi-biJ-on,*  n.  de  akt  ov  imbjbig. 
Imbitter,  Im-bit-er,  v.  t.  tu  mak  biter;  tu  eg- 

zasperat.  [biterz. 

Imbitteres,  Im-bit-er-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  im- 
Imbody,  Im-bod-i,  ti.  t.  tu  ferm  intu  a  bodi;  tu 

cmbodi.     Se  {Embody.)  {Embody.) 

Imbody.  Im-bod-i,  v.  i.  tu  j\\nlt  in  a  bodi.     Se 


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IjfBOLDEH,  Im-b6ld-CD,  V.  t.   tu  mak  bold.     Se 

Imbubdkr,   Im-bor-der,    v.  t.    tu    t<;rtninat;    tu 

b>iiiJ;  tu  furnij  wid  a  berder.  [wud. 

Imbosc,  lui-bo^k,*  V.  i.  tu  be  konsfld,  tu  in  a 
Imbo»OM,  Im-buz-om,  r.  (.  tu  buld  in  de  buzom: 

tu  kuvt-r  fondli  wid  de  fuldz  ov  wunz  gqrmcnt; 

tu  udinit  tu  de  hqrt. 
Imdound,  Ini-b-siid,  v.t.  tu  enkl6z;  tu  Jut  in. 
Imhow,  lui-bu,  ur  Im-b's,  r.  t.  tu  qrq;  tu  volt. 
IiiuowtR,  Im-lcs-cr,  f.  <.  tu  Jeltcr.  i^t\Ktnhuic€r.) 
Imbowmknt,  Iin-bcj-uicnt,  ii.  an  qnj:  u  volt. 
Imuraxolk,  lni-bra5-gl,t    r.  t.  tu  entapg'- 
Imbrekd,  lin-bred,  v.  t.  [i.  iiubred,  jm.  imbrcdig, 

itubrcd;]  tu  jencrat  widin;  tu  prudi'is. 
Imbricate,  Im'bri-kat,  a.  lad  wun  under  anuder, 

az  tjlz.  [kavitiz. 

Imbricated,  Im'bri-knt-ed,  a.  indented  wid  kon- 
Imbricatiox,  Im-bri-ka-Jon,  n.  de  stat  ov  bein 

inibrikiitcd;  a  konkav  indcntajon. 
Imbrow.v,  Iiu-br-jn,  r.  t.  tu  mak  brsn;  tu  dqrkn. 
Imbrl'K,  Im-brOb,  r.  t.  tu  step;  tu  sok. 
Imbrltl,  Im-brit,  v.  t.  tu  degrad  tu  bnntaliti. 
Imbuutk,  Ini-brd>t,  r.  i.  tu  sigk  d^^n  tu  brtntaliti. 
Imbuk.  Iin-bq,  r.  t.  tu  tijjktyqr  dep;  tu  tinj. 
Imbuksk,  Im-liiin',*  r.  t.  tu  stok  wid  muni. 
Imitability,    Im-i-ta-bil-i-ti,   n.    de   kwoliti  ov 

beig  imitabl.  (imitated. 

Imitable,  Im'i-ta-bl,  a.  wurdi  or  poeibi  tu  be 
Imitate,  Iin'i-tat,  r.  t.  tu  folo  de  manor,  wa,  or 

akjiin  <iv  iiniidcr;  tu  kopi;  tu  kisnterfit. 
Imitatium,  Im-i-tu-Jun,  ii.  de  akt  ov  imitatig;  a 

rezeujblans;  a  kopi:  a  Ijkne^.  [kopi. 

Imitative.  Im'i-la-tiv,  a.  inkl^nd  or  tendig  tu 
Imitator,  Im'i-ta-tor,  n.  wun  hot  imitatsor  kopiz. 
Imitatorsiiip,  Im'i-ta-tor-/ip,   u.   de  of  is  ov  an 

imitator. 
Imitatrix,  Im'i-ta-triks,  n.  Je  h(b  imitats. 
Immaci  late,  Im-ak-yn,-lat,  a.  spotles;  ptir;  un- 

defjld.  (ij:  pqrli. 

Immaculately,  Im-ak-yq-lat-li,  ad.  wid-st  bU-m- 
Immaculate.Mi^ss,    Im-ak-yq-lat-nes,    n.    pqriti: 

inosen.^. 
Immaleable,  Im-al-e-a-bl,  a.  not  maleabl. 
Immanence,  Im'a-nens,  n.  internal  dwelig. 
Immanent,  Im'a-ncnt,  a.  intrin:<ik;  inherent:  in- 

tvrnal. 
Imuanity,  Im-an-i-ti,  n.  bqrbariti;  savajnes. 
Immartial,  Im-<^r-/al,  a.  unmqrjal.  [mask. 

Imma8K,  Iiu-dsk,  v.  t.  tu  kuver;  tu  disgjz:  tu 
Immatcuable,  Im-.iq-a-bl,*  a.  not  ma^abl;  pcrles. 
Immaterial,  Im-a-te-ri-al,  a.   not  material;  un- 

iin|ii)rlaiit;  inkorp(f)real;  vffd  ov  mater.  { 

Immatlri  ALiSM,  Im-a-te-ri-al-iz-m,  n.  de  doktrin  I 

o»  de  fgii.-ilens  ov  imatcrial  substanscz;  spirit-  I 

yqal  rgzistens. 
Immaterialist,  Im-a-te-ri-al-ist,  n.  a  belevcr  in  ; 

inmtrriuliii.  [beig  imaterial. 

Immatkrialitt,  Im-a-te-ri-al-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov ' 
Immaterialness,  Im-a-tf-ri-al-ncj,   n.    imateri- 1 

aliti.  [hasti.  | 

Immature,  Im-a-t^r,  a.  not  mat^r;  not  p^rfekt;' 
Immatirklt.  Ira-a-tqr-li,  a</.  tift  tnon;  t<D  erii. 
Immati  RKNtss,  Im-a-ti\r-nei<,  j  n.  de  statov  brig 
Immatiritv,  Im-a-tq-ri-ti,      I      imatqr;   unrip- 
no:*;  inkuuiplctnca;  kribdne^. 
Immeasurable,    Im-^-qr-a-bl,    a.     not    tu    be 

mfjqrd:  iinens;  indefinit;  ekst^nsir. 
Immeasi'Rablt,  Im-dj-qr-a-bli.fl</.  bey6ndme3nr. 
Immeasi'red,  Im-ej-nrd,  a.  not  me^iird. 
Immei'Iianical,  Im-e-kan-i-kal,  a.  not  mckanikal. 
Immediacy,  lm-e'-di-a-*i,*  n.  imcdint  y^vr. 
Immediate,  Im-e-di-at,  a.  bavig  nutig  intervcn- 

ig,  edor  ui  tu  plad,  tim,  or  akjun;  prokaimat: 

aktig  widvt  a  medium;  dir^ktli;  not  aktig   bj 

sekood  koiez:  instantli  prcxeot;  wid'it  dela. 


Immediately,  Im-e-di-at-li,  td.  widit  a  nudi- 

uui:  iiL^tuntli:  dir^ktli. 
Immediateness,   Im-e-di-at-nes,  n.    de   stat  ot 

beig  iinediat:  ogzL-mJou  from  nekond  kozez. 
Immedicable,  Im-ed-i-ka-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  held; 

iiikqnibl. 
Immelodious,   Im-e-l(!J-di-us,    a.    not  mclodiiu; 

uniiiqzikal. 
Immemorable.  Im-^m-o-ra-bl,  a.  nut  m^morabl. 
Immemorial,  Im-e-m6-ri-al,  a.  past  de  ijm  ot 
niewuri.  [^memori. 

Immemorially,  Im-e-mi-ri-al-i,  ad.  beyond 
Immense,  Im-en.",  a.  unlimited;  unb'SDdcd;  voat. 
Immensely,  Im-ens-li,  ad.  wid'st  mejqr  or  limita. 
iMMENSENEbS,  Im-^nii-ncs,  7».  unbvuded  gratnes. 
Immensity,   Im-en-si-ti,    n.    unbonded   gratnes; 

infiniti. 
Immexsurabilitt,   Im-en-Jq,-ra-bil-i-ti,    n.    im- 

jiosibiliti  ov  bein  mejqrd. 
Immensurable,   Im-en-/q-ra-bl,    a.    not   tu   be 

UK-.^qrd;  imejiirabl. 
Immensurate,  Im-en-Jq-rat,  a.  unmesi^rd. 
Immerue,  Im-erj,  v.  i.  tu  im^rs.  [sigk. 

Immerse,  Im-ers.  r.  t.  tu  put  under  woter;  tu 
Immersion,  lm-er-/on,  n.  de  akt  ov  imersig;  sub- 

inVJ'^n.  '[konfqzd. 

Immztuodical,  Im-e-tod-i-kal,  a.  not  metodikal; 
Immethodically,    Im-e-t<id-i-kal-i,    ad.    wid-st 

metod.  [ov  mc-tod. 

Immethodicalxess,  Im-e-tod-i-kal-nes,  n.  wont 
Immigrant,  Im'i-grant,   «.   wun   hot)  imigrats  er 

rcmoivz  intu  a  kuntri. 
Immigrate,  Im'i-grat,  v.  i.  tu  go   tu  dwel  in 

sum  pias.  [ijj. 

Immigration,  Im-i-gra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  imigrat- 
Immixence,  Im'i-nen?,  n.  an  impendig  danjer. 
Immixe.nt,  Im'i-nent,  a.  imjiendig;  tretnig:  ner. 
Immixgle,  Im-ig-gl,  r.  t.  tu  miggi:  tu  miks. 
Immixltiox,  Im-i-ni'i-Jon,  n.  diminriJon. 
Immiscibility,  Im-is-i-bil-i-ti,  n.    inkapaaiti  ov 

brig  mikst.  [miggld. 

Immiscible,  Im-is-i-bl,  &.   not    kaf>abl  or   beig 
Immissiox,  Im-iJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  sendig  in. 
Immit,  Im-it,  r.  t.  tu  send  in;  tu  injekt. 
Immitigable,  Im-it-i-ga-bl,  a.  dat  kan   not  be 

mitignted.  [miks. 

Immix.  Im-iks,  r.  t.  tu  miggl;  tu    intcrmiks;  tu 
Immixable,  lui-iks-a-bl,  a.  imposibl  tu  be  miggld. 
Immobility,  Im-ia-bil-i-ti,  n.  unmdivablnes. 
Immoderate,  lm-6d-er-at,  a.   cksesiv;   ck.strava- 

piiit.  [Jf^re'. 

Immoderately,  lm-6d-cr-at-li,  ad.  in  an  eksesiv 
Immoderateness,  Im-od-er-at-nea,    n.   wont  or 

miMloraJon.  [era  Jon. 

Immoderatiox,  Im-od-er-a-Jon,  n.  wont  ov  mod- 
Immodkst,  Im-<'"d-est,  a.  not  modest;  indelikat. 
Immodestly,  Im-6d-cst-li,    ad.    in    an    im6<le.«t 

maner.  [delikasi. 

Immodesty,  Im-6d-est-i,  n.  wont  ov  modcsti  er 
Immolate,  Im'o-lal,  r.  t.  tu  sakrifi«;  tu  ofcr  up. 
Immolation,  Im-o-ld-Jon,  n.  de  akt  or  sakrifix- 

ig;  sakrifjs.  [sakrifjs. 

Immolator.  Im'o-la-tor,    u.    wun    hd)    ofen    in 
Immomextous,  Im-o-nirn-tU!',  a.  uniiniiortant. 
Immoral.  Im-6r-al,  a.  not  moral;  disonest;  rijos. 
Immorality,  Im-o-ral-i-ti,  a.  disonesti;  wont  ov 

vcrtyq.  Ijl*!. 

Immortal,  Ira-t5r-taJ,  a.  egz^mt  from  det;  pcrp6t- 
Immortality,  Im-er-tal-i-ti,  ri.  de  stat  or  beifl 

iiii'irtal.  [ov  imtirtalizig. 

Immortalization,  Im-or-tal-i-ia-Jun,  n.  de  akt 
Immortalize,  Im-or-tal-ix,  r.  t.  tu    mak   imor- 

t.ll.  (tAl. 

Immortalize,  Im-or-Ul-ji,  r.  i'.  tu  bekiim  imor- 
Immortally,  Im-er-tal-i,    ad.    widit    m^rtaliti 
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Immovability,  Im-cov-a-bil-i-ti,  ii.  stedfastnes. 
Immovable,  Iin-cbv-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  mcovd: 

ferm.  [imoivabl. 

Immovableness,  Im-<)C)V-a-bl-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beiij 
Immovably,  lm-(f)V-a-bli,  ad.  in   a   stat  not  tu 

be  Jakii. 
Immunity,  Im-vi-ni-ti,  n.  privilej;  egzemjon  from 

(jbli.najon:  frEdom:  prerogativ;  rjt;  liberti. 
Immure,  Im-i'ir,  r.  t.  tu.   cnkloz;  tu   konfin:  tu 

jut  in:  tu  impiizn.  [monius. 

Immusical,  Im-i\-zi-kal,*  ,i.  not  mxizikal;  inhqr- 
Immutability,  lin-n,-ta-bil-i-ti,  «.  de  kwoliti  ov 

bcii)  iiun,tabl;  egzemjun  from  qauj. 
Immutable,  Im-vi,-ta-bl,  a.  uiKjanjabl;  unoltcrabl. 
Immutablexess,  Im-ii,-ta-bl-nes,    n.    unqanjabl- 

nes.  [abli. 

Immutably,  Im-\\-ta-bIi,  ad.  uneltcrabli:  untjanj- 
Immutation,  Im-n-ta-Jon,  n.  qanj:  an|tajun. 
Imp,  Imp,  «.  a  suboltern  or  ])i|ni  dcvl:  a  d£mon. 
Imp,  Imp,*  v.  t.   tu  leijten;  tu  enlqrj. 
Impact,  Im-pakt,'^  v.  t.  tu  drjv  klos  er  hqrd. 
Impaixt,  Im-pant,*  r.  t.  tu  pant;  tu  dekorat  wid 

kuli.rz. 
Impair,  Im-j^r,  v.  t.  tu  injqr:  tu  mak  wurs. 
Impair,  Im-p^r,  v.  i.  tu  bs  Icsnd  or  worn  'St. 
Impairer,  lm-p;'ircr,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  imp4rz. 
Impalatable,  Im-pal-a-ta-bl,  a.  unpalatabl. 
Impali;,  Im-pal,  v.  t.     Se  {EtnpaU.) 
Impalpability,  Im-pal-pa-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov 

beiij  impalpabl. 
Impalpable,  Im-pal-pa-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  persevd 

bi  tuq:  veri  fin;  not  kors. 
Impaxatiox,  Im-pa-na-Jon,  n.  ds   supozd    prcz- 

ens   ov   dg    bodi    ov   Krjst   in  de   sakramental 

bred.  [ajn"- 

Impanxel,  Im-pan-el,  v.  t.  tu  enr^l:  tu  form,  az 
Imparadise,  Im-par-a-djs,  v.  t.  tu  put  in  a  stat 

(IV  f£li.-iti.  [Jon. 

Imparity,    Im-par-i-ti,  n.  inekwoliti:  dispropor- 
Impark.  Im-pqrk,  v.  t.  tu  enkloz  in  a  pqrk  er  az 

a  pqrk.  [ov  trial. 

Imparlance,  Im-p^r-lans,  n.  {Law}  Ijsens  ferdela 
Impart,  Im-pqrt,  v.  t.  tu  grant;  tu  giv;  tu  kon- 

fer. 
Impartial,  Im-pqr-Jal,  a.   not  pqrjal;  ekwitabl; 

frg  from  rsgqrd  tu  pqrti:  just;  fq,r. 
Impartialist,  Im-p4r-J'al-ist,  n.  wun  hro  iz  im- 

pqrjal. 
Impartiality,  Im-pqr-Ji-al-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

beii)  impqrjal;  ekwitablnes. 
Impartially,  Im-pqr-Jal-i,   ad.   wid    impqrjial- 

iti:  justli.  [impqrtibl. 

Impartibility,  Im-pqrt-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  stat  ov  beir) 
Impartible,  Im-p^rt-i-bl,    a.    kom^nikabl: — not 

pqrtibl.  [kloj^ri^r. 

Impartment,  Im-p4rt-ment,*n.komnnikajon:dis- 
Impassable,  Im-pds-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  past;  im- 

pervius.  [ov  pasaj. 

Impassableness,  Im-pds-a-bl-nes,  n.  inkapabiliti 
Impassibility,  Im-pas-i-bil-i-ti,   n.    de  stat    ov 

beii)  iinpasibl;  egzemjon  from  suferig. 
Impassible,  Im-pas-i-bl,  a.  inkapabl  ov  suferii); 

egzemt   from   pan   er    de    ajensi   ov   eksternal 

kozez. 
Impassibleness,  Im-pas-i-bl-nes,  n.  impasibiliti. 
Impassion,  Im-paJ-on,  v.  t.  tu  afekt  stroijli. 
Impassionate,  Im-paJ-on-at,  a.  strogli  afekted: — 

wid^t  felij).  [fuli. 

Impassionate,  Im-paJ-on-at,  i'.  t.  tu  afekt  p^er- 
Impassioned,  Im-paJ-ond,  p.  a.  animated. 
Impassive,  Im-pas-iv,  a.  not  pasiv;  fre  from  suf- 
erii). [pasiv. 
Impassiveness,  Im-pas-iv-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beir)  im- 
Impastation,  Im-pas-ta-Jon,  n.  de   akt   ov   im- 

pastij). 
Impaste,  Im-past,  v.  t.  tu  ned;  tu  past;  tu  la  on. 


Impatible,  Im-pat-i-bl,*  a.  intolerabl;  notttabe 

bwrn. 
Impatience,  Im-pa-Jens,  n.  wont  ov  pajens;  ve- 

hemens  ov  temper;  unezines;  egerne:). 
Impatient,  Im-pa-Jont,  a.  not  pajent;  veri  unezi; 

hot:  hasti;  eger;  qrdentii  dezjrus. 
Impatient,  Im-pa-Jent,  n.  wun  hiD  iz  restles. 
Impatiently,  Im-pa-Jent-li,  ad.  egerli. 
Impatroxization,  Im-pat-ron-i-za-Jon,  n.  de  akt 

ov  impatronjzig. 
Impatronize,    Im-pat-ron-jz,    v.   t.    tu   put   in 

pozejon  ov  eni  senyori. 
Impawn,  Im-pen,  r.  t.  tu  pen;  tu  giv  az  a  plej. 
Impeach,  Im-peq,  v.  t.  tu  qqrj    publikli   wid  an 

ofens;  tu  akv^z;  tu  senji^r. 
Impeachable,  Im-peq-a-bl,  a.    aki^zabl;  qqrjabl. 
Impeacher,  Im-peq-er,  7j.  wun   hcD   impeqez;  an 

akqzer.  [senjq^r. 

Impeachmext,  Im-peq-ment,  n.  publik  akii,zaJon; 
Impearl.  Im-perl,  v.  t.  tu  adorn  az  wid  perlz. 
Impeccability,  Im-pek-a-bil-i-ti,n.  de  stat  ov  be- 

iij  impfckabl.  [iti  tu  sin. 

Impeccable,  Im-pek-a-bl,  a.  egzemt  from  posibil- 
Impeccancy,  Im-pek-an-si,  n.  impekabiliti. 
Impede,  Im-ped,  v.  t.  tia  hinder;  tu  let;  tu  ob- 

striikt.  [hinderans. 

Impediment,  Im-ped-i-ment,  n.  an  obstrukjon; 
Impedimental,    Im-ped-i-ment-al,    a.    hinderig; 

ibstniktii). 

Impedition,  Im-pe-diJ-on,*  n.  hinderans. 
Impeditive,  Im-ped-i-tiv,  a.  kezii)  hinderans. 
Impel,  Im-pel,  v.  t.  tu  urj  forward;  tu  pres  on. 
Impellent,   Im-pel-ent,    a.    impelii);    urjii)    on- 

wurdz.  [ward. 

Impellent,  Im-pel-ent,  n.  a  p-ser  dat  drjvz  fer- 
Impeller,  Im-pel-er,  n.  wun  hit)  impelz. 
Impen,  Im-pen,  v.  t.  tu  Jut  up;  tu  enkloz. 
Impend,  Im-pend,  v.  i.  tu  hag  over;  tu   be   at 

hand. 
Impendence,  Im-pend-ens,     )  n.  de  stat  ov  hag- 
Impexdexcy,  Im-pend-en-si,  )        ig    over  ;    ner 

apr(f)q.  [ig. 

Impendent,  Im-pend-ent,  a.  hagig  over;  impend- 
Impending,  Im-pend-ig,   a.   hagig   over;  ner  at 

hand. 
Impenetrability,    Im-pen-e-tra-bil-i-ti,    n.    de 

kwoliti  ov  beiij  impenetrabl. 
Impenetrable,  Im-peu-e-tra-bl,  a.  dat  kan   not 

be  penetrated;  impervius;  not  tu  be  afekted  er 

mtDvd:  hqrd;  unfelig.  [penetrabiliti. 

Impenetrableness,  Im-pen-e-tra-bl-nes,  n.  im- 
Impenetrably,  Im-pen-e-tra-bli,  ad.  wid  impen- 

etrablnes. 
Impenitence,  Im-pen-i-tens,     )  n.  wont  ov  pen- 
Impenitency,  Im-pen-i-ten-si,  i      itens  er  kon- 

trijon;  obdqrflsi.  [dqrat. 

Impenitent,  Im-pen-i-tent,  a.  not  penitent;  6b- 
Impenitent,  Im-pen-i-tent,  n.  an   obdq^rat,    un- 

hdmbld  siner.  [tens. 

Impenitextly,  Im-pen-i-tent-li,  ad.  widest  peni- 
Impennate,  Im-pen-at,   a.    havig   no  federz  er 

wigz. 
Impennous,  Im-pen-us,  a.  wontig  wigz. 
Imperative,  Im-per-a-tiv,   a.    komdndig;   etiori- 

tativ.  [tiv  maner. 

Imperatively,  Im-per-a-tiv-li,  ad.  in  an  impera- 
Imperceptible,  Im-per-sep-ti-bl,  a.    not  tu   be 

persevd;  smel. 
Imperceptibleness,  Im-per-sep-ti-bl-nes,  n.  im- 

perseptibiliti;  not  tu  be  persevd. 
Imperceptibly,  Im-per-sep-ti-bli,  ad.  widest  be- 

ig  persevd.  [persepjon. 

Impercipient,  Im-per-sip-i-ent,  a.  not  havig 
Impeedible,  Im-per-di-bl,*  a.  not  tu  be  destred. 
Imperfect,  Im-per-fekt,  a.  not   perfckt;   defek- 

tiv;  fral. 


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litPERFECTios,  Im-pcr-f6k-/on,  n.  wont  or  pcr- 

fokjon;  drf^kt;   fali'iir;    full,  hweder  fiiikal  or 

III  ' '■111:  wckne!*:  vij.  [mancr. 

IiirLurEC'TLY,  Iin-j'^r-fckt-li,  &d.  in  an  imporfekt 
Ijil'tBKECTNESS,    loi-p^rfokt-nes,*   n.   a   dtfekt; 

im;H.'rfekJon.  [bord  trxD. 

luPEBPORABLE,  Im-p^r-fo-rs-bl,  a.  not  tu  be 
liiPtEFOBATED,    Im-p^r-fu)-rat-cd,   a.    not   pcrat 

trJj.  [bcig  klatd. 

Imperkobation,  Im-per-fia-rd-Jon,  n.  de  stut  ov 
Imperial,  Im-iit'-ri-ul,  a.  rrlutig  tu  an  craipjr  or  [ 

an  cmpiTiir;  nral:  rrgal:  inuiKirkikiil;  smirtm. 
Imperialist,  Im-p^-ri-al-ist,  n.   wuu  hin  adhcrz  I 

tu  an  cmiicror.  [piscr.  | 

Ikpebiality,  Im-pe-ri-&I-i-ti,  n.  imprrial  slat  er  j 
Imperiallt,    Im-pe-ri-al-i,   ad.    in  an    imperial  | 

uiaiKT.  [imperiiiiiti.  ! 

Imperialtt,    Im-p^-ri-al-ti,   n.    impErial    piser  ; ! 
Imperil,  Im-p^r-il,  v.  t.  tu  brip  intu  danjc-r. 
Imperious,  Im-p^-ri-us,  a.   etoritativ;  hoti;  aro- ' 

gaiit;  tiranikal;  QV^■^b^rin.  i 

Impebiously,  Im-pe-ri-us-li,  ad,  in  an  impcrius ' 

manor.  [brig  imperius.  ' 

Imperiotsxess,  Im-pe-ri-us-ncs,  n.  At  kwoliti  ov 
Imperisuable,    Iui-p<5r-iJ-a-bl,    a.    not   Ijabl   tu ; 

pcrij;  fVirUi.-'tio.  ; 

Impebium  in  imperio,  Im-pt-ri-um  in  im-pe-ri-o, 

[L.]  a  guvcmmcnt  widin  a  guvernmont. 
Imperii  A  NENCE,  Im-i>vr-ma-nen.">,  n.  wont  ov  dq,- 

ni/oii. 
Impermeability,  Im-p^r-mca-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat 

ov  brig  iinp^rmeabl.  Itmt. 

Impermeable,  Ini-[>^r-me-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  past 
Impersonal,  Im-p^r-son-al,  a.  not   personal;  not 

viiriil  nk'trdip  tu  de  pcrsont.  [personaliti. 

Impersonality,  Im-per-aon-al-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov 
Impersonally,  lai-jK'r-son-al-i,  ad.   wid^t  pcr- 

:?<inaliti. 
Impersonate,  Im-p^r-son-at,  c.  t.  tu  pcrsonifj. 
Imperspici'ITY,  Im-per-spi-lni-i-ti,    n.    wont   ov 

porspikiiiti.  [klcrncs. 

Imperspicious,  Im-pcr-spik-jti-us,  a.  wontig 
Imperslasible,  Im-per-swd-zi-bl,  a.  not   tu   be 

pcrswadcd. 
Impertinence,  Im-por-ti-nens,     J   n.     irelcvansi; 
Impertinency,  Im-per-t'-nen-ii,  S     intr<»3on;  trj- 

flij):  riodnes. 
Impertinent,  Im-p^r-ti-nent,  a.  ov  no  wat;  im- 

piirtytinnt;    introosiv;  mcdlijj;  fcolij;  triflip:  raA. 
Impertinent,  Im-p^r-4i-nent,  n.  a  medicr;  an  in- 

tn'j'lcr.  [nt>dli. 

Impertinently,  Im-p^r-ti-nent-li,  ad.  intniwivli; 
Impertransibility,    Im-per-tran-si-bil-i-ti,*    h. 

uiiixi^ablnes. 
Imperturbable,  Im-per-tdrb-a-bl,    a.    dat    kan 

not  l>r  distiirbtl.  [triinkwlliti. 

Imperturbation,  Im-pcr-tur-ba-Jon,  n.  kqtnne.o; 
Imperturbed,  Im-per-tiirbd,  a.  umliittiirbd:  kqin. 
Impcrviable,  Ln-p<,'r-vi-a-bl,  a.    iinix;rviu«:    im- 

p<;rinrabl.  [jiusabl. 

Impervious,  Ini-p^r-vi-us,  a.  imp<«nftn»bl:  un- 
Imperviously,  Im-per-vi-us-li,  ad.  imp^netrabli: 

un|»i<abli.  [iini>crriu5. 

Impebviousness,  Im-p^r-vi-us-nos,  n.  stntovbeifl 
iMPETKiiNOus.  lni-pF-tij-i-nu8,    a.    kuvord    wid 

skahi;  .■ikurfi. 
Impetrate.  Im'pr-tnit.*  c  t.  ixx  entr£t. 
Impetrative,  lin'|>t-tra-tiv,»  a.  aW   tu  obt^n  bj 

ontrrti.  [ip. 

Impetratory,  Im'pe-tm-t«j-ri,»  a.  besecin;  ontrrt- 
Impetuosity,  lin-pct-yii-^-i-ti,   ••.   T^cns;  t<- 

hcmen!*. 
Impetuous,  Iin-p<'t-yT\-u»,    a.    vjolcnt;    forsibli: 

feri;  vt'brmcnt  ov  ra{nd;  pa/onat. 
Impetuously,  Im-p^t-yT^-usAi,  ad.  in  an  imp^t- 

yi^us  maner. 

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MPETDOU8NE88,  Ini-p«t-yq,-tt»-ne«,  ».  TJoIeM;iin- 

jx-'tyqositi. 
MPETUfl,  Im'pe-tus,  n.  [L.]  fors  apl^d  tu  eni  ti^; 

inuinptitum:  impuU;  efort. 
MPIERCE,  Iin-jierM,  c.  t.  tu  pers  tno. 
mpierceable,  Im-pirn-a-bl,*  a.  not  tu  be  pent. 
MPIETY,  Im-pj-c-ti,  n.  wont  ov  pjeti;  irtlijon. 
mpinoe,  Im-pinj,  c.  t.  tu  fol  or  strjk  agenjt:  tu 

klaj. 
MPIOUS.  Im'pi-u.«,  a.  not  njus;  irrlijus;  wikcd. 
MPiousLY,  Im'pi-us-li,  ad.  in  an  impius  manor. 
MriousxESS,  Iw'pi-us-nes,  n.  impirti;  irrlijon. 
MPLACABILITV,    Im-pla-ka-bil-i-ti,  n.   irekonsil- 

iiM:  t-niniti. 
mplacable,    Im-pld-ka-bl,    a.   not  plakabl;  not 

tu  be  apezd:  int'k.''urabl;  maliju;'. 
MPLACABLENE8S,  Im-pla-ka-bl-nes,*    n.   de  stat 

ov  brio  iui[ilakabl.  [urabli. 

MPLACABLY,  Iin-pld-ka-bli,  ad.  wid  malis;  inek^- 
MPLANT,    Im  plant,  v.  t.  tu  plant,  tu  insert;  tu 

fn;;ruft. 
MPLANTATION,  Im-plan-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  im- 

I'I:iiiti{):  in.serjon. 
MPLAUSiBLE,    Im-pl6-zi-bl,    a.     not    plozibl    er 

-prju:'-.  [probabiliti. 

MPLAUSiBLT,     Iin-plo-zi-bli,    ad.    wid'st  Jo  ov 
MPLEAD.  Iiu-pItJ,  f.  t.  tu  akqz;  tu  indit. 
MPLEADEB,    Im-pled-er,    ii.    wun  hob  impltdz  er 

uniji.--. 
MPLEDGE.  Im-plej,*   r.   t.  tu  pen;  tu  plej. 
MPLEUEXT,     Im'ple-ment,    n.   an  instrooment;  a 

tUil-  a  vesul.  [ne«. 

MPLETION,    Im-pl£-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  filig;  ful- 
MPLEX,    Im'plcks,  a.  intrikat:  komplikated. 
MI'LICATE,    Im'pli-kat,  p.  t.    tu    entaggl;  tu  in- 
laid: tu  inV'.Iv. 
MPLicATiON,     Im-pli-ka-/on,     ii.    involtiJon;   a 

ta.-^it  inferens. 
MPLiCATiVE,  Iin'pli-ka-tiv,  a.  havig  implikajon. 
MPLiCATiVELT,    Im'pH-ka-tiv-li,    ad.  bj  impli- 
kajon. 
MPLiciT,     Im-plis-it,  a.    inferd;  tasitli  impljd  or 

k.  luprjzd;  restig  on  dr  otoriti  ov  uderz. 
MPLK  ITLY,  Im-plis-it-li,  ad.  in  animplisit  maner. 
MPLICITNES8,    Im-plis-it-nes,    ».  de  stat  ov  beifl 

impliiiit. 
MPLIEDLY,  Im-plj-ed-li,  ad.  bj  implikajon. 
MI'LOBATION,    Im-plo-ra-Jon,  m.  soiisitojon;  snp- 

likaj<in.  [beg. 

MI'LOBE,  Im-pl«jr,  r.  t.  tu  suplikat:  tu  cntret;tu 
MPLOrer,  Im-plur-cr,  n.  wun  ho)  impluirz. 
MPLUMED.  Im-pli'imd,  a.  widrt  fcdcrx. 
MPLUMOU8,    Im-phi-mu?,  a.  dc^titiit  ov  federx. 
MPLUXGE,   Im-plunj,  r.  /.  tu  plunj;  tu  huri  intu. 
MPLV,  Im-plj.   r.  t.  tu  involv  bj  implikajon;  tw 

iijlilt'ld:  tu  konijirji:  tu  signifj. 
MPOisoN,  Im-p«r-zn,  r.  t.  tu  cmptfzn. 
MPOLICY,    Im-p61-i-si,    n.   wont   or  polisi;  indis- 

krcjon. 
MPOLiTE,  Im-po-Iit,  a.  not  poljt;  nod:  unsivil. 

MP0LITENES8,     Im-fKS-ljt-nOS,    K.     WODt  OV  poljt- 

nc.-i;  in-iviliti. 
MPOLITIC,    Im-p(il-i-tik,    a.    not    politik;  impns- 

il'iit:  iniliskrt't. 
MPOLiTiCLT,    Im-p61-i-tik-li,   ad.  wid-st    qrt   or 

forkast.  [be  wad. 

Mi-ONDERABLE.  Im-p6n-der-B-bI.  a.  dat  kan  not 
MPONDEROUS,  Im-p6n-der-u!t,  a.  vffd  ov  pcrscf*- 

tibl  wat.  [klo-'ncs. 

MPOROSITY,  Im-po-r69-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  puro^iiti; 
MPOROus.  Im-pu-ras,  a.  frc  from  punt:  klo.«:  solid. 
MPORT,    Im-pdirt,   r.    /.  tu  brig  from  abnid:— tu 

implj:  tu  inf(;r;tu  signifj:  tu  mm;  tu  kons^m. 
Import,    Im'ixart,  n.  impirUns:  mompnt;  mrnig; 

l*nden»i: — oni  tig  im(xjrt«d.  [ed. 

iMPOaTABLX,  Im-ptfirt-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  import- 


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Importance,  Im-p6r-tans,  n.  konsskwens;  mo- 
ment, [ib!. 
Important,  Im-per-tant,  a.  momentus;  watijfors- 
Importantlv,  Im-por-tant-li,  ad.  wati;  forsibli. 
Importation,    Im-por-ta-Jon,  n.    ds   akt  ov  im- 

portii).  [abred. 

Importer,  Im-port-er,  n.  wun  hoo  brigz  in  from 
Lmpoktunact,  Im-pert-yn,-na-si,  n.  dt  akt  ovim- 

portiinhj. 
Importunate,  Im-pGrt-yq,-nat,  a.  insesant  in  so- 

lisitajon;  urjent;  presii);  pertinajus. 
Importunately,  Im-pert-yn-nat-li,  ad.  wid  im- 

portiiaiti, 
Importunateness,  Im-pdrt-yn-nat-nes,  n.  inses- 
ant solisitajon.  [ernestli. 
Importune,    Im-por-t^n,  v.  t.   tu  tez;  tu.  solisit 
Importune,    Im-por-ti^n,     a.    veksajus:   unsszn- 

abl. 
Importunity,  Im-por-tq,-ni-ti,  n.  insesant  sqHs- 

itajon;  urjeusi. 
Imposable,  Im-paz-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  )mp6zd. 
Impose,  Im-p6z,  v.  t.  tia  enj^  az  a  di^ti;  tia  la  er 

put  on.     Tu  impcjz  on.  or  upon;  tu  desfv. 
Imposer,  Im-poz-er,  n.  wun  hco  impozez. 
Imposing,  Im-p6z-ii),  a.  makii)  a  Jo:  impresiv. 
Imposing,    Im-pdiz-ii),    n.  de  akt  ov  wun  hin  im- 

pozez. 
Imposition,    Im-po-ziJ-on,  n.  ds  akt  ov  jmpozii) 

On:  konstant  qst;  impostyi]_r;  taks. 
Impossibility,  Im-pos-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  ds  stat  ov  beii} 

imposibl.  [posibl. 

Impossible,  Im-p6s-i-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  hz-,  not 
Impost,  Im'post,  n.  a  taks;  a  tol; — pqrtov  a  pilar. 
Imposthdmate,   Im-p6st-hq-mat,    v.  i.  tu  ferm 

an  abses;  tu  gader. 
Imposthumate,   Im-post-hi^-mat,  v.  t.  tu  aflikt 

wid  an  abses.  [majon  ov  an  abses. 

Imposthumation,  Im-post-hi|-ma-Jon,  n.  fer- 
Imposthume,  Im-p6st-hi|m,  « .  a  kolekjon  ov  pq,- 

rcolent  mater  in  a  sist;  an  abses. 
Imposthume,  Im-p6st-hq,m,  v.  t.  tu  brsd  an  im- 

p6sthi],m.  [sEver. 

Impostor,    Im-p6s-tor,  n.  a  fols  pretender;  a  de- 
Imposture,  Im-post-jTj^r,  n.  desepjon:  fred. 
Impotence,  Im'po-tens,  )   n.  de  stat  ov  beig  im- 
Impotency,  Im'po-ten-si,j         potent;    imbesiliti; 

weknes. 
Impotent,  Im'po-tent,  a.  wek;  febl;  wontig  p-ser. 
Impotent,    Im'po-tent,   n.   wun  ha>  iz  inferm  er 

febl. 
Impotently,  Im'po-tent-li,  ad.  wid-jt  p'ser;  febli. 
Impound,  Im-p^nd,  v.  t.  tu  enkloz,  az  in  a  p-gnd. 
Impoverish,    Im-p6v-er-iJ,   v.  t.  tu  mak  pair;  tu 

*^n'>'»=t-  [Jon  tu  poverti. 

Impoverishment,    Im-p6v  er-ij-mont,  n.  reduk- 
Impower,  Im-p-s-er,  v.  t.     Se  {Umpower.} 
Impracticability,    Im-prak-ti-ka-bil-i-ti,  n.  de 

stat  ov  beiij  impraktikabl;  imposiblliti. 
Impracticable,   Im-prak-ti-ka-bl,  a.  not  prakti- 

kabl:  imposibl;  untraktabhunmanajabl. 
Impracticableness,  Im-prak-ti-ka-bl-nes,  «.  im- 

praktikabiliti;  imposiblliti. 
Imprecate,  Ira'pre-kat,  v.  t.  tu  invok  er  kel  f er 

evl. 
Imprecation,    Im-pre-ku-Jon,    «.   invokajon  ov 

evi;  a  kurs.  [ov  evl. 

Imprecatory,  Im'pre-ka-to-ri,  a.  kontaniij  wijez 
Impregn,    Ini-pren,  v.  t.  tu  iinpregnat. 
Impregnable,  Im-preg-na-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  taku; 

unmLUvd.  [nabl  maner. 

Impeegnably,  Im-preg-na-bli,  ad.  in  an  improg- 
Impregnate,  Im-preg-nat,  v.  t.  tu  mak  pregnant: 

tu  fil  ful.  [prolifik. 

Lmpeegnate,  Im-preg-nat,  a.  impregnated;  mad 
Impregnation,  Im-preg-na-Jon,  n.  de  aktov  im- 

pregnatiij. 


Imprescriptible,  Im-pre-skrip-ti-bl,  a.  indepen- 
dent ov  preskripjon;  not  tu  be  alyend  er  lost. 
Impress,    Im-pres,   v.   t.   tu  stamp;  tu  f iks  dep ; 

tu  cnfors. 
Impress,  Im'pres,  n.  a  mqrk;  stamp;  figyqr;  devj's. 
Impressibility,   Im-pres-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov 

beii)  impresibl.  [suseptibl. 

Impressible,  Im-pres-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  imprest; 
Impression,  Im-prej-on,  «.  de  akt  ovimpresig;  a 

mqrk  mad  bj  preji^r:  a  stamp;  an  imaj  fikst  in 

de  mjnd;  operajon:   infli^ens;  efekt; — an  edijon 

ov  a  buk.  [tir. 

Impressive,  Im-pres-iv,  a.  makii)  imprejon;  ef^k- 
Impressively,    Im-pres-iv-li,  ad.  in  an  impresiv 

maner. 
Impressiveness,  Im-pres-iv-nes,  ji.  de  statov  be- 

ig  impresiv.  [ig  intu  servis. 

Impressment,    Im-pres-ment,  n.   de  akt  ov  fors- 
Impressure,  Im-preJ-nr,  n.  an  imprejon. 
liiPREVALENCY,  Im-prev-a-len-si,  »j.  wontovprev- 

alens.  [print. 

Imprimatur,  Im-pri-ma-tur,  n.  [L.]  a  Ijsens  tu 
Imprimis,  Im-pri-mis,  ad.  [L.]  in  de  ferst  plas; 
Imprint,    Im-print,   v.   t.  tu  print;  tu  fiks  in  de 

mind. 
Imprint,   Im-print,  si.    de  designajon  ov  de  plas; 

dat,  &s.,  afikst  tu  a  printed  wurk. 
Impeison,    Im-priz-n,   v.  t.   tu  put  intu  prizn: 

tu  Jut  up;  tu  konfjn. 
Imprisonment,    Im-priz-n-ment,   n.  konfjnment 

in  prizn.  [probabiliti. 

Improbability,   Im-prob-a-bil-i-ti,    »i.  wont   ov 
Improbable,  Im-pr6b-a-bl,a.  notprobabl;  unljkli. 
Improbably,  Im-prob-a-bli,  ad.  wid-jt  probabiliti. 
Improbate,   Im'pro-bat,*  v.  t.  not  tu  apnov. 
Improbity,    Im-prob-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  onesti;  dis- 

onesti. 
Improficience,  Im-pro-fi/-ens,  w.  wont  ov  prog- 
res  er  imprJjvment. 
Impromptu,    Im-prom-tq,,  »i.  LFr.]  an  ekstempo- 

raneus  kompozijon: — ad.  wid'st  studi;  of-hand. 
Improper,    Im-prop-or,  a.    not  proper;  unsi],tabl: 

unfit.  [fitli! 

Improperly,  Im-prop-er-li,  ad.  not  properli;  not 
Impropitious,  Im-pro-piJ-us,  a.  unpropijus. 
Improportionable,  Im-pro-por-Jon-a-bl,  a.  not 

proporjonabl.  [proporjonat. 

Improportionate,  Im-pro-por-Jon-at,  a.  not 
Impropriate,  Im-pro-pri-at,  i'.  t.  tu  put  de  poz- 

ejonz  ov  de  qurq  intu  de  handz  ov  lamen. 
Impropriation,    Im-pro-pri-i-Jon,  n.    de  akt  ov 

impropriatii);   an  alyenajon  ov  de  pozejonz  ov 

de  Cjurq.  [propriats. 

Impropriator,  Im-pro-pri-a-tor,  n.  wun  hO)  im- 
Impropeiety,  Im-pro-pri-e-ti,  «.  wont  ov  proprj- 

eti;  unfitnes.  [unprosperus. 

Improsperous,  Im-pros-per-us,  a.*  unfertyi^^nat; 
Improvability,  Im-prcDv-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  kapabiliti 

ov  impivjvment.  [ment. 

Improvable,  Im-prwv-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  imprcDv- 
Impeove,  Im-proiv,  v.  t.  tu  mak  beter;  tu  egment; 

tu  inkres;  tu  mak  gud  j\\i  ov. 
Improve,  Im-prc&v,  v.  i.  tu  mak  impriDvment. 
Improvement,   Im-priiv-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  im- 

prajvii):  progres  from  gud  tu  beter;  melyorajou; 

instrukjon. 
Improver,  Im-probv-er,  n.  be  ©r  dathwiq  imprcovz. 
Improvidence,  Im-prov-i-dens, ».  wont  ov  fortet. 
Improvident,  Im-prov-i-dent,  a.  wontLg  forkast; 

k^rles.  [fortet. 

Improvidently,  Im-prov-i-dent-Ii,  ad.  wid-»t 
Improving,  Im-prcnv-ig,  fp,  a.  makig  er  bekumig 

beter. 
Improvisate,  Im-prov-i-sat,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  kom- 

pijz  and  siij  ekstcmporaneusli.         [improvisatirj. 
Improvisation,   Im-prov-i-sa-Jon,  «.   de  akt  ov 


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Imphovisatob,  Im-pr6v-i-?a-tor,  n.  wun  hu>  kom- 

poifz  and  aigz  cIc^temixDruneusIi. 
IlfPKL'UK.NCK,    Iiii-pnf)-dcn<,  «.  wont  or  pitbdens; 

indiikrcjiin;  neglyens;  kiirlcsnes. 
Ii(PRi.'i>ENT,  Im-priD-dcnt,  a.  wontig  pnixleiu;  in- 

di^tkret. 
iMPatBENTLT,  Iin-pnfc-dent-li,  ad.  widvt  pribdcns. 
Impudence,    Ini'pii,-den«,  n.  Jamlcsnci;  in.sulcn!<. 
Impudent,    Iin'pq,-dent,  a.  /amle^;  imude^^t;  aro- 

piiit:  ruxl.  [insulcntli. 

Impudently,  Im'pq-dent-li,  ad.  wid'st  niodo.--ti; 
Impudicitf,  Im-pn-dis-i-ti,  n.  imodcsti. 
Impugn,  Iiu-pi'in,  r.  (.  tu  atak:  tu  op<fiz;  tu  a<i')lt 

bj  qrjrt^nicnt;  tu  kontrodikt. 
Impugnation,  Im-pug-na-Jon,*  n.  opozi/on;  rtzis- 

tiin!". 
Impugn ER,  Im-pi'in-er,  n.  wnn  hm  impi^nz. 
Impuissance,    Im-pii-is-an.'',  n.  wtkncs;  inabiliti; 

feblncH.  [on. 

Impulse,  Im'pal.",  h.  komiinikatcd  fors;  imprt-J- 
Impulsion,  Im-pill-Jon,  >i.  at  akt  or  imiwilio;  im- 

pulH.  [pehint. 

Impulsive,  Im-pdl-siv,  a.  impelig;  mdjvij:  im- 
Impuisively,  Iui-i)iil-siv-li,  «(/.  bj  or  wirt  impals. 
Impunity,    Im-pi'i-ni-ti,  n.  cgzemjon  from  punij- 

inviit;  frrdom  from  injuri  or  los. 
Impure,  loi-pi'ir,  a.  nut  inir:  unhali;  f'sl;  li^d. 
Impurely,  Im-pi'ir-Ii,  ad.  wid  impiiriti. 
Impureness,  Im-pi'ir-ncs,  n.  impi^rtti. 
Impurity,  Im-pi'i-ri-ti,  n.  wont  ov  ptiriti:  filtin<s. 
Impuuple,  Im-pur-pl,  r.  t.  tu  kulor,  az  wid  pury)!. 
Imputaulk,  Im-put-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  iuipti'.<>l. 
Imputableness,    Im-pi'it-a-bl-nes,  n.  At  stat  ov 

brii)  iiupnte*!.  [scn/qr. 

Imputation,  Iin-pt^-ta-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  impi\ti{): 
Imputative.    Im-pti-ta-tiv,  a.   dat  ma  impi'it  or 

bt  iiupiitod. 
Imputatively.  Im-pi'i-ta-tiv-li,  ad.  biimpqtajon. 
Impute,    Im-pi'it.  r.  t.    tu  qqrj  up<Sn:  tu  atribiit. 
Imputer,  Im-pnt-cr,  n.  wun  ho)  impqts. 
Imputrescible,  lm-pq,-trds-i-bl,  a.  nottu  be  kor- 

liptod. 
I»,  In,  pr</).  notip  At  pla3  hwjir  eni  ti{)  iz  prczcnt; 

widin;  not  wid"8t:  ntr;  klos. 
Is,  In,  ad.  widin  sum  plas:  not  "St.      In  iz  mni; 

y^zd  in  kompozijon,   komonii  az  a   rqrtikl  ov 

negajon,  rkwivalent  tu  un;  az,  in-Aktir. 
Inability,  In-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  wontovabilitiorpTser. 
Inacck-Ssibility,    In-ak-ses-i-bil-i-ti,  ii.    de  stat 

ov  hrii)  inuk-sosibl. 
I.naccei>sible,  In-ttk-s<5s-i-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  apruqt. 
Inaccessibly,    In-ak-s<^3-i-bli,  ad.  so  az  not  tu 

br  apru<;t.  [eror. 

Inaccuracy,  In-ak-yq-ra-si,  n.  wont  ov  akyqrasi; 
I.naccurate,  In-ak-vii-rat,  a.  not  itkyivrHt;'inkor- 

^kt. 
Inacci-katklt,   In-ak-yxi-rat-li,    ad.    not  is.'kjx^- 

ratli:  inkorektli. 
Inaction,  lu-ak-Jon,  n.  wont  ov  akjon;  jdlncs. 
Inactive,  In-iktiv,  a.  not  aktiv:  indolent:  slupi/. 
Inactively.  lu-ak-tiv-li,  «rf.  wid-st  labor:  slugijli. 
Inactivity,    lu-ak-tiv-i-ti,  n.    wont  ov  aktiviti; 

jJlnes.  [fektivne.<. 

Inadequacy,  In-ad-t-kwa-si,  ».  in«afijen.si:  dr- 
Inadequate,    In-ad-r-kwat,  a.  not  idekwat:  dr- 

fektiv.  [kwatli. 

Inadequately,  In-id-r-kwRt-li,  ad.  not  iulr- 
iNAOEQUATKXxn.    In-dd-t-kwat-ne«.  n.    At   stat 

ov  brio  in:iiickwHt.  (korc9p6nden.'<. 

Inadequation.  In-«d-f-kwa-Ji>n,*  n.  wont  or 
iMADMiivsiBiLiTY,    In-kd-mM-i-bil  i-ti,*  n.    wont 

ov  adin:'<ibiliti.  [unfit. 

Inadmissible.  In-sd-mis-i-bl,  a.  not  admisibl; 
Inadvertence.  Iii-iul-v<;r-ten.s  J  ».  k.vl''*n«i; 
Inadvertenct.  In-ad-v^r-tcn-8i.  (     noglijcns;  in 

aleujon:  hrJle<ucs. 


Inadvkktent,   In-ad-r^r-tent,  a.   of"'  •■  "•    '~- 

les;   htdles. 

Inadvertently,  In-ad-v^-tcnt-li,   .. 
Inapkability,  ln-af-a-bil-i-ti,»  n.  mvncduei  in 

koiiver<iiJi>n. 
iNArPABLE,  In-af-a-bl,*  a.  not  afabi;  rti^-rrd. 
Inalienable,    In-al-yen-a-)>l,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

lilyt-nalfd  or  transft-rd  tu  aiiddcr. 
Inalie.vablkness,  lu-iil-ycn-a-bl-ne)!,  n.  de  (tat 

or  kwoljii  ov  bii()  inulyi.-iiabl. 
Inalterable,  lri-t'<l-tcr-a-bl,  a.  un(5lterabl. 
Inamorato,    In-am-o-n^-tu,    n.    wun  in   luv:   u 

liiver. 
Inane,  In-un,  a.  cmti:  vird:  yn«Ie«. 
I.NANIMATE,  In-an-i-mat,*  r.  t.  tu  animat. 
Inanimate,  In-:in-i-umt,  a.  vtrd  ov  Ijf:  Ijfles;  in- 
ert: ded;  uuunimuted. 
Inanimated,    In-an-i-mat-cd,   a,    not  animated: 

unariimnted. 
I.VANiTio.v,  In-a-ni/-on,  n.  emtincs. 
Ina.mtv,  lu-an-i-ti,  n.  emtincs;  vud  «pas;  vaniti. 
Inappetexce,    In-ap-E-tons,  n.   wont  ov  apetea- 

or  :i|iet{t. 
Inapplicability,   In-ap-li-ka-bil-i-ti,  n.    unfit- 

iiLM  lur  At  purpus. 
Inapplicable,    In-ap-li-ka-bl,    a.    nut  aplikabl; 

unlit.  [ka/on. 

Inapplication,  In-ap-li-ka-Jon,  n.  wont  ov  apli- 
IxAPPOsiTE,  In-;ip-o-zit,  a.  not  u|iozit:  unsqtabl. 
Inappreciable,  In-a-prt-Ji-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

br  aprEjiatod  or  estimatid. 
Inapprehe.vsible,  In-ap-re-b^n-si-bl,  a.  not  ap- 

rrhonsibl.  [hensir. 

Inapprehexsive,  In-ap-re-hdn-siv,  a.  notapre- 
Inappropriate,  ln-a-pr6-pri-at,  a.  not  apropriat: 

unfit.  (unfitne-i. 

Inaptitude.  In-.-»p-ti-tn,d,  n.  wont  ov  aptiti^d: 
Inarable.   In-ar-a-bl,  a.   not  ar*bl;  inkapabi  ov 

tilaj. 
Inakcb,    In-qnj,  r.  t.   tu  graft  b|  apr^q,  dat  iz. 

bj  J'unjtio  a  ^-jon  tia  At  ftok  wid'St  scparatig  it 

from  its  pqrent  tre. 
Inarching.  In-tjrq-ifl,  n.  a  mctod  ov  gwftijj. 
In.^Kticulate,  In-qr-tik-yii-lat,  a.  not  qrtikyqlat: 

itidirtiokt. 
Inarticulately,  In-qr-tik-yn-lat-li,  ad.  not  qr- 

tikyqlatli:  indi^-tipkt. 
Inarticulateness,  In-qr-lik-yq-lat-nc?. /».  wont 

ov  (li:jtiflktnc?.  [qrtikyqlajon. 

Ixarticulation,  In-qr-tik-yn-ln-Jon,  n.  wont  ov 
Inartificial,     In-qr-ti-fi/-al,    a.    not    qrtifijal: 

natyqral:  ])lnn:  qrtlcs. 
IXARTIFICIALLY,  In-qr-ti-fiJ-al-i,  ad.  wid-^t  qrt: 

kontniri  tu  dr  nblz  ov  qrt. 
Ix.\SMUCH,  In-8z-miiq,  ad.  "tip:  seip  dat:  sin.*. 
iNArrEXTioN,    In-a-ten-Jun,  n.  wont  ov  atenjon: 

ni->;lekt.  [lijent. 

Inattentive.  In-a-ten-tiv,  a.  hedles;  k^rles;  n?;- 
IxATTENTiVKLY,  In-a-ten-tiv-U,  ad.  wid-st  atea- 

Jon.  [her  I. 

Inaudible,  ln-*>d-i-bl,  a.  not  odibl;  not  tu  l>r 
Inaugural,  In-o-gq-ral,   a.   rtlatig  tu  inagtim- 

Jon.  [indd'd. 

Inaugurate,  In-d-gq-rat,  r.  f.  tu  k6nsrkrat:  ta 
Inauguration,  In-o-gq-ni-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  ii 

••>cqnitin;  instalRjon:  inrciityqr  bj  rolem  rjts. 
Inauguratory.    In-o-gq-rn-to-ri,    a.    rrlatifltM 

iii'i^mmjon.  [wid  go'  I. 

Inauratiox,  In-o-ni-/on.  ii.  de  akt  ov  kure  tu 
Inauspicious.  In-««i-piJ-u«,  a.  not  twpijus:  unfi»  t- 

yqnal;  unfavorabl. 
Inaispicioi  SLY,    In-oe-piJ-Ds-li,  ad.    in  an  ino - 

piju-s  msini-r;  wid  il-oment. 
Inauspicioisxk.vs    In-iM-piJ-us-nes,    n.    At   »'■  t 

or  kiToliti  ov  brip  inn^iii/us. 
iNBKlNti.   In-be-iy.  n.  iunrrpirt;  iD'-<>{iiirabIoM. 


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Inbokn,  In'born,  a.  inat;  implanted  bj  natyqr. 
Inbreathed,  In-brgdd,  a.  inspjrd;  infi],zd. 
Inbred,  In'bred,  a.  prod^ster  jenerated  widin. 
Inbreed,    In-bred,  v.  t.  [i.  inbred;  ps.    inbrsdig, 

inbred;]  tu  prcDdi'\,s;  txa  raz.  [kigz. 

Inca,    Ig'ka,    n.    de  tjtl   ov  de  anjent  PsrcDvian 
Inoage,  In-keij,  v.  t.  tia  kdop;  tu  Jut  up;  tta  en- 

kaj.  [kaj. 

Incagement,    In-kaj-ment,   n.    konfjnment  in  a 
Incalculable,    In-kal-kii-la-bl,  a.   dat  kan  not 

be  kalki|latcd.  [wermt. 

Incalescence,  In-ka-les-ens,  n.  insipient  hst  er 
Incandescence,  In-kan-des-ens,  n.  a  hwit,  gloig 

het.  [wid  het. 

Incandescent,  In-kan-des-ent,  a.  hwjt  or  gloig 
Incantation,   In-kan-ta-Jon,  n.   a  qcirni;  an  en- 

enqdntment.  [ikal. 

Ixcantatory,  In-kan-ta-to-ri,  h.  enqdntig;  maj- 
Incanton,    In-kan-ton,    v.  t.    tu    yn,njt  intm  a 

Inintun.  [beig  inkapabl. 

Incapabilitt,    In-ka-pa-bil-i-ti,    n.    de    stat  ov 
Incapable,    In-ka-pa-bl,    a.    not  kapabl;  unabl; 

unfit. 
Incapableness,  In-ka-pa-bl-nes,  n.  inkapabiliti. 
Incapacious,  In-ka-pa-Jus,  .•}.  not  kapajus. 
Incapaciousness,    In-ka-pa-Jus-nes,  n.  narones; 

wont  ov  spas. 
Incapacitate,   In-ka-pas-i-tat,  v.  t.    tu  disabl: 

tu  wekn. 
Incapacitation,  In-ka-pas-i-ta-Jon,  n.   diskwol- 

ifikajon.  [inabiliti. 

Incapacity,  In-ka-pas-i-ti,  n.   wont  ov  kapasiti; 
Incarcerate,  In-kqr-ser-at,  v.  t.  tu  imprizn;  tu 

kont'in.  [serated. 

Incarcerate,  In-kqr-ser-at,  a.   iinpriznd;  ink^r- 
Incarceration,  In-kqr-ser-a-Jou,«.  impriznment. 
Incarn,  In-kqrn,*  i\  t.  tu  kuver  wid  flej. 
Incarn,  In-kqni,*  i'.  t.  tu  bred  fleJ. 
Incarnate,  In-kqr-nat,  o.  t.  tu  klod  er  embodi 

wid  flej.  [flej. 

Incarnate,  In-kqr-nat,  a.  klodd  er  embodid  in 
Incarnation,  In-kar-na-Jon,  n.  &z  akt  ov  asq,m- 

ig  bodi  er  flej. 
Incarnative,  In-kqr-na-tiv,  a.  prodi^sig  flej. 
Incase,  In-kas,  v.  t.  tu  kuver;  tu  enkloz;  tu  en- 
rap,  [kasl. 
Incastellated,  In-kas-tel-at-ed,  a.  enklozd  in  a 
Incaution,  In-ke-Jon,  n.  wont  ov  kejon. 
Incautious,  In-ko-Jus,  a.   unwi^ri;  hedles. 
Incautiously,  In-ko-Jus-li,  ad.  unw.irili. 
Incautiousness,  In-ko-Jus-nes,  n.  wont  ov  keJon. 
Incend,  In-send,*  v.  t.  tu  ster  up;  tu  inflam. 
Incendiarism,  In-sen-di-a-riz-m,  n.  de  akt  ov  an 

insendiari. 
Incendiary,  In-sen-di-a-ri,  n.  wun  hd)  malijusli 

sets  h'szez,  udcr  bildigz,  &s.,  on  fir;  a  fomenter 

ov  strjf. 
Incendiary,  In-s6n-di-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu  de  ma- 

lijijs  burnig  ov  bildigz;  inflamatcari. 
Incense,  In'sens,  n.  perfqm  ekshald  bj  f jr. 
Incense,  In-sens,  v,  t.   tu  enraj:  tu  provok. 
Incense,  In'sens,  i-.  t.  tu  perfqm  wid  insens. 
Incensement,  In-sens-mont,  n.  rnj;  het:  fqri. 
Incension,  In-stSn-Jon,    n.   de  akt  ov  kindlig;   a 

burnii). 
Incensive,  In-sen-siv,  a.  inflam  vtori;  eksjtig. 
Incensor,  In-sen-sor,  n.  [L.]  a  kindler  ov  agger. 
Incensory,  In'sen-so-ri,  er  In-sdn-so-ri,   n.    de 

vesel  in  hwiq  insens  iz  burnt. 
Incentive,  In-sen-tiv,  n.   dat  hwiq  kindlz,  pro- 

voks  or  insjts;  insjtmcnt;  u  inotiv;  a  spur. 
Incentive,  In-sen-tiv,  a.  insjtig;  enkurajig. 
Inception,  In-sep-Jon,  «.  a  beginig;  komensmcnt. 
Inceptive,  In-.'^dp-tiv,  a.  beginig;  notig  beginii). 
Inceptor,  In-sep-tor,    n.   a  beginor;  wun    in  fie 

riDdiments. 


nceration,  In-se-ra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  kuverig 

wid  waks. 
ncertitude,  In-ser-ti-tq,d,   n.   unsertenti:    dxt- 

fulnes.  [konstant. 

ncessant,  In-ses-ant,  a.  unsesig;  kontinyi^al; 
ncessantly,  In-ses-ant-li,  ad.  wid-st  inuermijon. 
ncest,  In'sest,    n.   kqrual  nolej  betwen  persona 

related  widindegrez  hwq,rinmarij  iz  prohibited. 
NCESTuous,  In-sest-yi],-us,  a.  gilti  ov  insest. 
NCESTUOUSLY,  In-sest-yvi-us-li,  ad.  in  an  insest- 

yqus  manor. 
NCESTuouSNESS,  In-sest-yti,-us-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 

beig  iutestyqus. 
NCH,  Inq,  n.  a  megq,r;  de  twelft  pqrt  ov  a  fut. 
XCHOATE,  In'ko-at,*  v.  t.  tu  begin;  tu  komens, 
nchoate,  In'kca-at,*  a.  begun;  enterd  upon. 
NcnOATELY,  In'ko-at-li,*  ad.  in  an  insipient  de- 

gre. 
NCHOATION,  In-ko-a-Jon,*  n.  insepjon;  beginig. 
NCHOATIVE,  In-ko-a-tiv,*  a.  inseptiv;  beginig. 
NCIDENCE,  In'si-dens,  n.  de  direkjon  wid  hwiq 

wun  bodi  strjks  er  felz  upon  auuder. 
NCIDENT,  In'si-dent,  a.    kagq^al;   fertiytus;   oka- 

j;onal. 
NCIDENT,  In'si-dent,  ;r.  event;  okurens;  ka^i^alti. 
NCIDENTAL,    In-si-den-tal,   a.     kagi|,al;    hapnig 

bj  qans.  [tal  maner. 

NCIDENTALLY,  In-si-d^n-tal-i,  ad.  in  an  insiden- 
NCINERATE,  lu-sin-cr-at,  v.  t.  tu  burn  tu  ajez. 
NCINERATION,  In-sin-tT-a-Jon,  n.  de  aktov  burn- 
ig tu  aJez.  [ment. 
NCiPXENCY,  In-sip-i-en-.'si,  n.  a  beginig;  komens- 
NCIPIENT,  In-sip-i-ent.  a.  beginig;  komensig. 
NCiRCUMSCRiPTiBLE,   In-ser-kum-skript-i-bl,    a. 

not  tu  be   b^snd.  [ov  keJon. 

NCIRCUMSPECTION,  lu-ser-kum-spek-Jon,  n.  wont 
NCISE,  In-sjz,  V.  t.   tu  kut;  tu  kqrv;  tu  engrav. 
NCISION,  In-sig-on,  »i.  a  kut;  a  gaj. 
NCISIVE,  In-sj-siv,  a.  havig  de  kwoliti  ov  kutig. 
NCISOR,  In-sj-sor,  n.  [i.]  a  kuter;  a  fwr-tcot. 
NCISORY,  In-sj-SQ-ri,  a.  havig  de  kwoliti  ov  kutig. 
NCISURE,  In-sij-qr,*  n.  a  kut;  an  aperti^r. 
NCITANT,  In-sjt-ant,  n.  dat  hwiq  insjts;  a  stimyq,- 

lant.  [puis. 

NCITATION,  In-si-ta-Jon,  n.  insjtment;  motiv;  im- 
NCITE,  In-sjt,  V.  t.  tu  ster  up;  tu  animat;  tu  urj 

on.  [impuls. 

NCITEMENT,    In-sjt-ment,  u.   a   motiv;   insentiv; 
NCITER,  In-sjt-er,  71.  he  er  dat  hwiq  insjts. 
NCiviLiTY,  In-si-vil-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  kiirtesi;  rowi- 

nes. 
NCLASP,  In-kldsp,  V.  t.  tu  held  fast;  tu  klasp. 
NCLAVATED,  In'kUi-vat-ed,  a.  set;  fast  fikst. 
NCLEMENCY,   In-klem-en-si,    n.    rigor;    severiti; 

rufnes.  [bqrj. 

NCLEMENT,  In-klem-ent,  a.  sever;  ruf:  stermi; 
NCLiNABLE,  In-kljn-a-bl,  a.  wilig;  havig  a  ten- 

densi. 
NCLINATION,   In-kli-na-Jon,    n.    tendensi    tu   a 

pernt;  a  lenig;  afekjon;   regqrd;   dispozijon  ov 

mjnd.  [najon. 

NCLINATORILY,  In-klin-a-t<3-ri-li,*  ad.  wid  inkli- 
NCLINATORY.  In-klin-a-to-ri,*  a.  inkljnig;  tendig. 
NCLiNE,  In-klin,  v.  i.  tia  bend;  tu  len;  tu  be  dis- 

pidzd. 
NCLINE,  In-kljn,  V.  t.  tu  turn  toardz;  tu  bend. 
NCLINER,  In-kljn-er,  n.  wun  has  inkljnz; — an  in- 

kljnd  djal.  [kltrster. 

NCLOISTER,  In-klffs-ter,  v.  t.  tid  Jut  up;  tu  en- 
NCLOSE,  In-kl(Sz,  V.  t.    tu  sur-snd;    tu  inkli],d. 

It  iz  olso  ritn  enkloz.     Se  {Enchse.y 
NCLOSER,  In-kloz-er,   n.    wun  hoo  inklozez;   en- 

klozer. 
NCLOSURE,  In-kl6s-i|r, ».  de  aktov  inklozig;  spas 

inkl6zd.     Se  {j^ndonure.} 
NCLOUD,  In-kl-sd,  v.  t.  tu  dqrlyi;  tu  obski^r. 


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Include,  lD-kl4<l>  '■'•  '•  ^^  onklwz;  tu  Jut  in;  tu 

kdinprjz. 
Inclusion,  In-klii-j[<>n,  n.  de  akl  ov  iiikludij). 
Inclusivk,  In-kli'i-Hiv,  a.  i-iiklazii);  ktiiii|>rrn(^n(li{|. 
Inclusively,  In-kli^-siv-li,    ad.    in   un    inkliisiv 

in:iiuT.  [konkrrjuii. 

Incoaoulable,  In-ko-ag-yii-la-bl,  a.  inknjuibl  or 
Incog,  Ink6g,J  ad.  [koriipicd  from  ink'-tjiiitci,]  in 

prjvnt. 
Incogitanct,  In-koj-i-Un-si,  n.  wont  ov  tot. 
Incogitant,  In-k(Sj-i-tJint,»  a.  not  tiukiy,  totles. 
Incogitative,  In-k6j-i-ta-tiv,  a.  wontifl  tot. 
Incognito,  In-k6g-ni-t<,),  ad.  in  a  stat  ov  konsel- 

IIH'llt. 

Incognito,  In-k6);-ni-tu),  a.  unni&n;  konsfld. 
Incoherence,  In-ko-he-rcns,     t  n.  wont  ov  ko- 
Incoherency,  In-ko-he-ren-si,  t      hercnsorkon- 

ckjiin;  iiikonprJilti. 
Incohekknt,    In-ku-h^-r^t,   a.    inkonsekwcnjal; 

inkcmsistent.  [herent  inaiicr. 

Incoherently,  In-ko-h£-rcnt-li,  ad.  in  an  inkuj- 
Incomblstihility,  In-kom-bus-ti-bil-i-ti,H.  wont 

ov  kciinbustibiliti.  [ 

Incohbi'stible,  In-kom-bds-ti-bl,  a.   not  tu  be  | 

konsi'imil  h\  fir.  { 

Incomblstibleness,  In-kom-bds-ti-bl-no3,*n.  in- ; 

koinbiistibiliti. 
Income,  In'kum,  n.  r&vtn\\:  profit:  |)rodq,s. 
Incouino,  In'kum-in,  n.  revrnii;  inkum. 
In  coaiMKMiAif,  In  kom-dn-duiii,  [/..]  in  trust  ar 

ri'ki>nu'niliijcin. 
Incommensurability,    In-kom-cn-Ji^-ra-bil-i-ti, 

II.  fir  slul  iiv  imvin  nu  koinon  mejur. 
Incommensirable,  In-kom-dn-Jii-ra-bl,  a.  hav- 

i|)  nti  ktiinon  nicjur. 
Incommensurate,    In-kora-dn-Jn-rat,    a.    bavig 

nu  ki'inon  mejur:  inkonicn/iimbl. 
Incommode,  In-kom-ud,  r.  /.  tu  be  inkonvenyent 

tu:  tu  trubl;  tu  mijle,<t;  tu  distiirb. 
Incommodious,  In-koin-<f)-di-us,  a.  inkonvenyent: 

trubl>um:  anffij). 
Incommodiously,  In-kom-6-di-us-li,  ad.   inkon- 

VEiiyintli.  {konvenyens. 

Incommodiousness,  In-kom-(f)-di-us-nt's,  n.  in- 
Incommunicability,  In-kom-n,-ni-ka-bil-i-ti,  n. 

dr  Stat  iiv  Itfifl  inkomi'inikubl. 
Incommunicable,    In-koin-i'i-ni-ka-bl,     a.     not 

kniiii'inikiibl.  [inkunii|nikabiliti. 

Incommunicableness,  In-kom-u-ni-ka-bl-nt's,  n. 
Incommunicably,  In-kom-q,-ni-ka-bli,  ad.  »u  at 

not  lu  br  inip(\rtod.  [qdnjabincs. 

Incommutability,  In-kom-ii-ta-bil-i-ti,  ii.  un- 
Incommutaule,  In-koiu-i'it-u-bl,  a.   not  subjekt 

tu  <;niij. 
Incomfact,  Incomi'acted,  In-kom-pakt,  In-kom- 

]i4'ikt-(.-il,  a.  not  ki'tniakt. 
Incomparable,  Iii-kom-j^a-ra-bl,  a.   not   tu   be 

kiitni';trd:  ckMcU'nt  bryond  koni|uirisun;  marbles. 
Incomparableness,  In-kom-pa-ni-bl-nc.»,  ».  grat 

cksi-ltiis.  [koniparison. 

Iniompabablt.  In-k6m-pa-ra-bli,  ad.  bf:y6nd 
Incompassionate,  In-kom-paJ-on-at,  a.   vffd  ov 

toiKifrne!". 
Incompassionatelt,    In-kom-pAJ-on-at-li,     ad. 

wid'xt  k<iini«jon. 
Incompassionateness,  In-kom-p&J-on-at-ncs,  n. 

wi'Ht  iiv  piti  or  tondcrncs.  ikonsistcnsi. 

Incompvtibilitv,  In-kom-pat-i-bll-i-ti,  n.  in- 
Incompatiule,   In-kom-pat-i-bl,   a.   inkonsiLitont 

wid  <iiiiitij)  els;  inkoppnuus.  Iti'ntli. 

Incompatibly,  In-kom-|>at-i-bU,  ad.  inkon.si.s- 
Incompetence,  In-koui-pe-ten.^,  j  n.  wont  ov 
Incompetency,  In-kom-pe-tcn-si,  I      k6iupttcn!*: 

insufij'tii.-i:  innbiliti. 
Incompetent,  In-kdm-pc-tcnt,  ».  not  k6mpctcnt 

er  adekwat. 


Incompetently,   In-k6iu-pe-t«nt-li,    ad.    inide- 

kwatli;  unxiiiubli.  [fini/t. 

Incomplete,  In-koui-pUt,  a.  not  komplel;  not 
Incompletenehs,   In-koin-pltt  lies,  n.    wont  or 

koinpleiues. 
Incomplex,  In-kotn-pli^kK,  a.  not  komplcki; limpl. 
Incompliance,  In-kum-pl|-anH,  n.  wont  ov  koih- 

pijiini.  [limpl. 

Incomposite,  In-koin-i>6z-it,  a.  not  kon)p6iit; 
Incomprehensibility,    In-kom-pre-hun-ni-bil-i- 

ti,  n.  inkunHevablne.s. 
Incomprehensible,  In-kom-pre-h^n-si-bl,  a.  d«t 

kiiii  iiiil  br  kiitiiprEhdiidud;  inkonsevabl. 
LvcoMpREiiENsiBLENEsa,      In-koni-pre-hdn-»i-bI- 

ne.M,  ;i.   iiiki>iistvablne!i. 
Incomprehensibly,    In-kom-prc-h^nsi-bii,    ad. 

iiikoii^t'vuijli.  [komprehciuiiv. 

Incomprehe.nsive,  In-kom-prE-hen-siv,  a.  not 
Incompre«sihility,  In-kom-pres-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  At 

iitnt  ov  bci|j  iiikonqiresibl.  [koinpr&it. 

Incompressible,  Iii-koni-i»res-i-bl,  a.  not  tu  be 
Inconcealaule,  In-kon-sel-a-bl,  a.  diit  k:»n  not 

be  koiiscld.  [konsi'vd. 

Inconceivable,  In-kon-sev-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  be 
Inconceivableness,  lu-kon-sev-a-bl-ncs,   n.   At 

sint  ov  biij)  inkonsevabl.  [kon-iep/on. 

Inconceivably,  In-kon-sev-a-bli,  ad.  bryond 
Inconceptible,  lu-kon-s^p-ti-bl,*  a.  inkonstvubl. 
Incoxcinnity,   In-kon-sin-i-ti,*   n.   unsi'itablncs; 

disprujxjrjon.  [konsrkwena. 

Ixconcludknt,  In-kon-khj,-dont,  a.  inferin  no 
Inconclusive,  In-kon-kli\,»iv,  a.  not  konknisiv; 

insufijont.  [konkhisivnes. 

Inconclusively,  In-kon-kli'i-.«iv-li,  ad.  wid  in- 
Inconclusiveness,   In-kou-kli'i,-.siv-ncH,   ii.    wont 

ov  nijipnal  furs.  [iy  undijd^ted. 

Inconcoction,  In-kon-kok-Jon,*  n.  de  stat  ov  be- 
Inconcurring,  In-kon-kiir-ifl,  a.  not  koukurig. 
Inconcussible,  In-kon-kus-i-bl,  a.    inkapabl  ov 

brio  Jtikn.  [dunsibl. 

Incondensible,  In-kon-dons-i-bl,  a.  not  kon- 
Incondite,  In-kin-djt,  w  In'kon-djt,  a.  ir^gyq- 

lor;  ntxl:  un|M31iJt. 
Inconformitv,    In-kon-fenn-i-ti,*    n.    wont    ov 

konforiniti;  nonkonformiti. 
Incongealable,  In-kon-ji'l-a-bl,  a.  unkonjelabl. 
Incongruence,  In-koo-gnxi-cnji,  »i.    unsi'itablne*. 
Incongruent,  In-k6i)-gnt)-cnt,   a.    unsiilabl;   in- 

k6^);;R^)US. 
Incongruity,    In-kon-gnfi-i-ti,    n.    unsiitablnee; 

inkonsistensi:  iuiprtjprjf  ti:  wont  ov  siinetri. 
Incongruous,   In-lsi'n)  grin-us,   a.    unsiitabl;  not 

tili<):  iiikdii.-i.^tent:  iuipro[icr:  ab-iird. 
iNCONiauousLY,   In-k6i)-gra>-u8-li,   ad.    improp- 

crli:  uiifitli.  [Jon. 

Inconnection,  In-kon-dk-Jon,  n.  wont  ov  konek- 
Inconscionable,  In-k6n-Jon-a-bl,*  a.  unkiinjon- 

abl.  [inferen.«. 

Inconsequence,  In-kdn-.se-kwons,  n.  wont  ov  just 
Inconsequent,  In-kon-.-se-kwent,   a.    not  k6nse- 

kwent:  not  toluiy  from  de  preiui.'«cz. 
Inconsequential,    In-kon-se-kwen-Jnl,    A.    not 

konsekwcnjal.     .  [lant;  trivial. 

Inconsiderable.  In-kon-vid-er-a-bl,  a.  unimpor- 
Inconsidebableness,  In-kon-sid-tr-a-bl-nw,    n. 

.«ni()I  ini|iortans. 
Inconsideracy,  In-kon-sid-cr-a-si,*  n.  totlesnc*. 
Inconsiderate,  In-kon-?id-er-at,a.  kurle.-*;  t«>tlc-<i. 
Inconsiderately,  In-kon-sid-«r-nt-li,  a</.  t.itlfsli; 

ln^Klijeiitli.  [Ie#nc9. 

Inconsiderateness,  In-kon-sid-cr-at-ncs,  ».  fot- 
Inconsidebation,   lu-kon-sid-cr-a-Jon.   n.    wr.nt 

ov  kcn.-idi'nijon. 
Inconsistency.  In-kon-slst-cn-si,  n. 
Inconsistent,  In-kon-fisl-ent,  a.  mt  . 

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Inconsistently,  In-kon-sist-ent-li,  ad.  absurdli.  I 

inkoijgriDusli. 
Inconsolable,   In-kon-s61-a-bl,    a.    not   tu   be 

kumforted.  _    [diskerd. 

Inconsonancy,  In-kon-so-nan-si,  n.  disagrEinent; 
Inconspicuous,  In-kou-spik-yix-us,  a.  not  kon- 

spikyivus.  [tabiliti. 

Inconstancy,  In-kon-stan-si,  ».  unstedines;  mx\,- 
Inconstant,  In-kon-stant.  a.    not  ferm;  qanjabl; 

variabl.  [qanjabli. 

Inconstantly,  In-kon-stant-li,  ad.  unstedili;  j 
Inconsumable,  In-kon-sq,m-a-bl,   a.   not  tm   be 

konsi|md.  '  ' 

Incontestable,  In-kon-tes-ta-bl,  a.   not  tu  be  I 

disjjii^tL'd:  serten. 
Incontestably,    In-kon-tes-ta-bli,   ad.   indispq,- 

tebli:  unkontrovertibli.  [yHys.  ! 

Incontiguovs,  In-kon-tig-yri-us,  a.  not  kontig-  . 
Incontinence,    Incontinency.    In-kon-ti-nens, 

In-kon-ti-nen-si,  n.  unqastiti. 
Incontinent,   In-kon-ti-nent,    a.    It^d;    Ijsenjus; 

unqfist.  [lisenjusli. 

Incontinently,  In-kon-ti-nent-li,  ad.  unqastli; 
Incontrollable,    In-kon-trol-a-bl,    a.    unkon- 

trolabl. 
Incontrovertible,  In-kon-tro-vert-i-bl,  a.  not 

kontravertibl:  unkwestyonabl:  indispqtabl. 
Incontrovertibly,  In-kon-tro-vert-i-bli,  ad.  in- 

dispii^tabli. 
Inconvenience,  In-kon-ven-yens,    n.     wont    ov 

konvEuyens;  unfitnes;  disadvdutaj;   difikulti. 
Inconvenience,  In-kon-ven-yens,  v.  t.  tia  trubl; 

tia  veks.  [inkcmvsnyens. 

Inconveniency,  In-kon-ven-yen-si,  n.  sam  az 
Inconvenient,  lu-kon-ven-yent,  er  In-kon-vg- 
'   ni-ent,  a.  inkomodius;  unfit.  [odiusli. 

Inconveniently,  In-kon-ven-yent-li,  ad.  inkom- 
Inconversable,   In-kon-vers-a-bl,*    a.    unsojal; 

stif:  fermal.  '  [<5anj. 

Inconvertible,  In-kon-vert-i-bl,  a.  inkapabl  ov 
Inconvincible,  In-kon-vins-i-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

be  konvin^-t.  [yikjon. 

Inconvincibly.  In-kon-vins-i-bli,  ad.  wid'stkon- 
Incorporate,  In-kor-po-rat,  v.  t.  tu  ferm  intu 

a  bodi  er  korporajon;  tu  yxinjt;  tu  asojiat;  tu 

embodi.  [a  mas. 

Incoeporate,  In-ker-po-rat,  v.  ■».  tu  ytinjt  intu 
Incorporate,  In-kor-po-rat,  a.  asojiated;  inker- 

porated. 
Incorporation,  In-kor-po-ra-Jon,  n.   de  akt  ov 

inkorporatig;  fermajon  ov  a  bodi;  yn,nyon;  aso- 

Jiajon. 
Incorporeal,  In-kor-p<5-re-al,  a.   not  korp6real; 

not  k<insi.-;tir)  ov  mater:  imaterial. 
Incorporeally,    In-kor-po-rc-al-i,    ad.    wid'st 

bodi  or  mater. 
Incorporeity,  In-kar-po-re-i-ti,   n.   imatErialiti; 

distiijktnes  from  bodi. 
Incorrect,  In-kor-ekt,  a.  not  egzakt;  not  korekt; 

inakynrat. 
Incorrectly,  In-kor-ekt-li,  ad.  not  korektii:  in- 

akynratli.  [eror. 

Incorrectness,  In-kor-ekt-nes,  «.  inakyi^^rasi: 
Incorrigibility,  In-kor-i-ji-bil-i-ti,  )  n.  At  stat 
Incorrigibleness,  In-kor-i-ji-bl-ncs,  )      ov  btiij 

inkorijibl;  df  praviti. 
Incorrigible,  In-kor-i-ji-bl,  a.    dat  kan  not  be 

korektcd:  hoclcs.  [ment. 

Incorrigibly,  In-kor-i-ji-bli,  ad.  beyond  amend- 
Incokrupt,  In-kor-ript,  a.  not  koriipt;  unkoriipt. 
Incorruptibility,  In-kor-up-ti-bil-i-ti,  j  n.  de 
Incorruptibleness,  In-kor-iip-ti-bl-nes,  5      stat 

ov  beir)  inkoruptibl. 
Incorruptible,  In-kor-up-ti-bl,  a.  inkapabl  ov 
korupjon.  [korupjon. 

Incoeruption,   In-kor-up-Jon,  n.   inkapasiti  ov 


Incorruptive,  In-kor-dp-tiv,  a.  fre  from  korup- 
jon. [korupjon. 
Incoeeuptness,  In-kor-upt-nes,  n.  integriti;  in- 
Inceassate,  In-kras-at,  v.  t.  tu  tikn;  tu  mak  tik. 
Incrassate,  In-kras-at,  v.  i.  tu  bekum  tik;  tu 

gro  fat. 
IN(_  kassate,  In-kras-at,  a.  fatnd:  fild;  inkrasated. 
Inckassation,  In-kras-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  tiknig. 
Incrassative,  In-kras-a-tiv,  a.  tiknir);makir)  tik. 
Incukas.'BLE,  In-kres-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  inkrest. 
Increase,  In-kres,  v.  i.  tu  grca:  tu  advdns. 
Inceease,  In-kres,  v.  t.  tu  mak  mor  er  grater, 
IxCEEASE,  In'kres,  6r  In-kres,  n.  adijon;  egmen- 

tajon:  irodn,s;  projeni.  [tj,s. 

Increasei-  ul,  In-kres-ful,*  a.  abundant  in  prod- 
Inceeaski:,  In-kres-er,  n.  wun  boo  inkresez. 
Inceeate,  Inceeated,  In-kre-at,*  In-kre-at-ed,* 

a.  not  kieated. 
Incredibility,  In-kred-i-bil-i-ti,   \   n.  de  kwol- 
Incredibleness,  In-kred-i-bl-nes,  f      iti  ov  beig 

inkredibl.  [ig  belef. 

Inceedible,  In-kred-i-bl,  a.  not  kredibl;  surpds- 
Incredibly,  In-kred-i-bli,  ad.  in   an   inkredibl 

maner.  [belev. 

Inceedulity,  In-kre-di\,-li-ti,  n.  indispdzijon  tu 
Inceedulous,  In-kred-yq,-lus,  a.  not  kredyi^lus; 

bqrd  ov  belef. 
Inceedulousness,  In-kred-yn-lus-nes,  n.  bqrd- 

nes  ov  belef. 
Inceement,  In'kre-ment,  n.  inkres;  mater  aded. 
Inceescent,  In-kres-ent,  a.  inkresig;  groii). 
Inceust,  lu-krdst,  v.  t.  tu  kuver  wid  a  krust  er 

kd)t. 
Incrustate,  In-knis-tat,  v.  t.  tu  inkrust. 
Inceustation,  In-krus-ta-Jon,  n.   de  akt  ov  in- 

krdstii);  a  krust. 
Incubate,  In'ki]^-bat,  v.  t.  tm  sit  upon  egz;  tu  bag. 
Incubation,  In-kn,-ba-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  sitig  up- 
on egz. 
Incubus,  In'kq-bu.s,  n.  [L.]  de  njtmq,r;  a  diserder. 
Inculcate,  In-kiil-kat,  v.  t.  tu  impres  on  de  mjnd 

bi  admonijonz;  tu  enfors;  tu  implant. 
Inculcation,  In-kul-ka-Jon,  «.  de  akt  ov  inknl- 

katig:  qqrj.  [blamabl. 

Inculpable,  In-kiil-pa-bl,  a.  not  kulpabl;  un- 
Inculpableness,  In-kul-pa-bl-nes,  n.   unblama- 

blnes.  [Tst  blara. 

Inculpably,  In-kiil-pa-bli,  ad.  unblamabli;  wid- 
Inculpate,  In-kiil-pat,  v.  t.  tu  blam:  tu  senjT|,r. 
Inculpatoey,  In-kul-pa-to-ri,  a.  impi^tig  blam; 

senjqrig. 
Inculture,  ln-kult-yi\r,*  n.  wont  ov  kultyii,r. 
Incumbency,  In-kiim-ben-si,  n.  de  holdig  ov  an 

ofis.  [a  dv^ti. 

Incumbent,  In-kdm-bent,  a.  Ijig  upon;  impozd  az 
Incumbent,  In-kum-bent,  n.  wun  bco  pozescz  an 

ofis.  {Encumher.y 

Incumber,  In-knm-ber,  v.  t.  tu  embaras.  Se 
Incur,  In-kur,  v.  t.  tu  bekdm  Ijabl  tu;  tu  brig 

on.  [ov  kn^r. 

Incurability,   In-kt),r-a-bil-i-ti,    n.    imposibiliti 
Incurable,  In-ki\,r-a-bl,  n.  an  inki|rabl  pajent. 
Incurable,  In-ki^r-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  kxi,nl;  ire- 

mediabl. 
Incueableness,  In-k^-ra-bl-nes,  ».   At  stat   ov 

beig  inki^rabl.  [lesli. 

Incurably,  In-ki|r-a-bli,  ad.  wid'st  remedi;  hop- 
Incueiosity,  In-kn-ri-os-i-ti,*  n.   wont  ov  ki\,ri- 

ositi. 
Incueious,  In-ki\-ri-us,  a.  not  kq^rius;  inatentiv. 
Incuriously,  In-kii-ri-us-li,  ad.  wid'st  inkwizi- 

tivnes.  [Iesne5. 

Incuriousness,  In-ki^-ri-us-nes,  n.  neglijens;  k^r- 
Incuesion,  In-kdr-Jon,  n.  an  invagon;  an  inrod; 

ravaj. 
Incuevate,  In-kiir-vat,  v.  t.  tu  bend;  tu  kruk. 


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IftccsVATiON,  In-kur-vd-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  bond- 

io;  kurviii.  [kdrvat. 

Incl'UVe,  In-kdrv,  v.  t.  tu  \n;   tu  bend;   tu  in- 
LucuaviTT,  In-kdr-vi-ti,  n.  knakedne!!;  a  bendio 

itiwdrd.  [raminajon. 

I.VDAGATio.v,  In-da-Ki-Jon,  n.  s^rq;    inkwiri;   cg- 
Inuaoatok,  In-da-ga-tor,  n.  a  g^njcr;  an  cgzam- 

iiii-r. 
Indaet,  In-d(^rt,  r.  r.  tu  dqrt  in;  tu  Htrjk  in. 
Indebitatus  assumpsit,  In-dob-i-ta-tus  a-sdm- 

."it,  [L.\  (La'c)  an  ak/on    brat   tu    rekdver   in 

diiuuijfz  at  am'snt  or  u  det  or  demdnd. 
I.VDKBT,  In-det,*  V.  t.  tu  put  intu  det. 
Indebted,  In-d^t-e»l,  p.  a.  beip  in  det. 
Indebtedness,  In-det-cd-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beig  in- 

delod. 
Indebtment,  In-d^t-mcnt,  n.  indctednos. 
Indecency,  In-dt-sen-si,  n.  wont  ov  desensi;  in- 

dckuruiu;  innxJesti. 
Indecent,  In-di'-.-ent,   a.    unbekdmig;  unfil  for 

Ae  jz  i>r  f  rz;  not  dtsent. 
Ind£CE.\ti,T,  In-de-scnt-li,  aJ.  wid'st  descnsi. 
Indkciduol'S,  In-de-sid-yii-u!",  a.  not  drsidynus; 

cveri^rrn.  [dd^iimated. 

Inokcimable,  In-d^s-i-ma-bl,  a.  not  l{abl  tu  be 
Indecision,  In-de-sij-on,  n.  irezolqjon. 
Indecisive,  ln-de-!<i-»iv,   a.    not  desjiiiv;   inkon- 

klijsiv.  [si5on. 

Indecisiveness,  In-de-sj-siv-nes,  n.  wont  ov  dc- 
Indeclinable,  In-de-kljn-a-bl,  a.  not  deklinabl; 

not  vurid.  [a/on. 

Indeclinablt.  In-dt-kljn-a-bli,  lul.  widest  vari- 
Indecorocs,    ln-d(^k-u)-ru8,  or   In-dt-kii-rus,    a. 

not  dokuru.'i:  indrscnt;  unbekdraif}. 
Indecoroisly,  la-d^k-ct-nui-li,  ad.  in  an  unbe- 

ktiinio  manor. 
Ixdecorousness,  In-d^k-o-ru3-nes,  n,  improprj- 

fti  (iv  kondukt;  indt.-ensi. 
Indecokl'K,  In-dt-kii-rum,   n.   indescnsi;  a   tijj 

unbfkuiniy. 
Indeed,  In-dt'd.  ad.  in  rcaliti;  in  trtnt;  in  voriti. 
Indefatigable,    In-de-fat-i-ga-bl,    a.    unwerid: 

not  tjnl.  [weridnes. 

Indefatigableness,  In-de-fAt-i-ga-bl-nes,  n.  un- 
Indekatigablt,     In-de-fat-i-ga-bli,    ad.    wid'st 

wrrine-'. 
Indefeasible,  In-de-fez-i-bl,  a.  inkapabl  ov  be- 

ifl  dr fried.  vnkatoJ,  or  mnd  verd. 
Indkfectibility,  In-dc-fok-ti-bil-i-ti,  rt.  cgzem- 

Jon  from  drkii. 
Indefectible.  In-dc-fek-ti-bl,   a.    not  Ijabl  tu 

difi'kt  or  drku.  [plet. 

Indefective.  In-dE-fek-tiv,  a.  not  drfektiv;  kom- 
Indekknsible,  In-dc-fen-si-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

dtfond^•d. 
Indefensive,  In-de-f^n-siv,  a.  havijj  no  def^ns. 
Indeficient,  In-df-fiJ-ent,  a.  komplet. 
Indefinable,  In-dt-fjn-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

dtfind.  [ifod. 

Indefinite,  In-def-i-nit,  a.  not  definit;  not  lim- 
I.vDEKiNiTELT,  In-d^f-i-nit-li,  ad.  tu  a  degrc  in- 

d'finit.  [indefinit. 

Indefiniteness,  In-ddf-i-nit-ncs,  n.  stat  ov  beij) 
Indeiiiscent,  In-dt-bis-cnt,  a.  not  opnig   hwcn 

rjp. 
INDELIBF.RATE,  In-dr-lib-er-at,  a.  not  dclibcrat. 
Indelibility,  In-del-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  At  kwuUti  ov 

beiy  indolibl. 
Indelible.  In-d^I-i-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  bloted 

ttt,  (.'fa.it  or  andid;  iM>rmanvnt. 
Indelibly,  In-d<il-i-bii,  ad.  su  as  not  tu  be  pfu.<t. 
Indelicacy,  In-d^-i-ka-ai,  n.  wont  ov   delikaai: 

indrson.^i.  [de.fcnt. 

Indelicate.  In-d^l-i-kat,  a.  wontig  ddlikaai:  in- 
Indelicately,  In-dd-i-kat-li,  »d,  in  an   indoli- 

kat  mancr. 


Indemnification,  In-dem-ni-fi-kA-/on,  n.  At  akt 

ov  in<l<^mnif{i{).  (loa. 

Indemnify,  In-d6m-ni-fi,  r.  t.   tu   egs^mt   from 
Imdemnity,  In-d6m-ni-ti,  n.  sektiriti;  kompenaa- 

Jon  for  los. 
Indemonstrable,  In-de-m6n-stra-bl,  a.  not  ta  be 

dem6n."traled. 
Indenizen,  In-d6n-i-in,*  f.  t.  tu  mak  fre. 
Indent;  In-d^nt,  c.  t.  tu  hoq; — tu  bjod   bj   kon- 

trukt.  [Rtamp. 

Indent,    In-d<5nt,    n.     an    iiuijon;     indenta/on; 
Indentation,  In-den-ta-/on,  n.   dc   akt  ov   in- 

d^ntio:  a  noq. 
Indenture,  In-dent-yi^r,  n.  a   kdvenant:  a  r|liQ 

kontaniga  kontrakt: — indunta/on. 
Independence,  In-dc-p^n-dcns,  n.  de  stat  ov  be- 

ig   independent;  fredom;   egzcm/on   from   kon- 

tr6l.  (fre. 

Independent,  In-de-p^n-dcnt,  a.  not  dependent; 
Independent,  In-dc-iJ^n-dent,  n.   a    Koggrtgd- 

Jonalist.  [pendens. 

Independently,  In-de-p^n-dent-li,  ad.  widitde- 
Indeprecable,  In-dep-rc-ka-bl,*  a.  dat  kan  not 

be  entrrted.  [tnkn  awd. 

Indeprivable,  In-de-prjv-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 
Indescribable,  In-de-skrjb-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

be  de.-ikrjM. 
Indesert,  In-de-z^rt,  n.  wont  ov  merit. 
INDESINE.NT,  In-d6s-i-nent,*  a.  ins^aant. 
Indestructible,  In-de-strdk-ti-bl,    a.    dat  kan 

not  be  dcstrdrd. 
Indeterminable,  In-de-t^r-min-a-bl,  a.  not   tu 

bf  «irf(nd  or  fik-t.  [indefinit. 

Indcterminate,  In-dc-t^r-mi-nat,  a.  not  defjnd; 
Indeterminately,  In-de-t^r-mi-nat-li,    ad.    in- 

definitli.  '  [d^finitnes. 

Indeterminateness,  In-de-t^r-mi-nat-nes,  n.  in- 
Indetermination,  In-dE-tjr-mi-na-Jon,  n.   wont 

ov  de  tormina  Jon. 
Indetermined,  In-dc-t«fr-mind,  a.  undetermind. 
Indevoted,  In-de-v6-ted,  p.  a.  not  atact;  undc- 

votcii.  [irelijon. 

Indevotio.v,  In-dc-v<5-Jon,  r».  wont  ov  drvujon; 
Indevout,  In-de-v8t,  a.  not  dev^t:  undcvst. 
Indevoutlv;  In-dc-v»t-li,  ad.  wid-st  drvujon. 
Index,  In'dek-s  n.,  pL  In'dek«-oz,  <rr  In'di-.<rz;  a 

direktifl  \<«nt  or  jxTnter:  a    hand    dat    {xrnts  tu 

enitig:— de  labl  <jv  konteutji  tu  a  buk. 
Index  expurg.\toriu8,     In'dek^  eks-pur-ga-t<S- 

ri-U!<,  [L.]  a   p^rifjig   indeks;  a  list  ov  prohib- 
ited buk.",  kondemd  hi  At  t'ur^  ov  Rom  az  he- 

retikal. 
Indexterity.  In-dcks-t^r-i-ti,  m.  wont  ov  deks- 

teriti;  okwardno!".  [am. 

Indian,  In'di-an,  a.  relatig  tu  India  or  de  Indi- 
I.NDIAN,  In'di-an,  n.  a  nativ  ov  India;  an  abarij- 

inul  inhabitant  ov  Amcrika. 
I.NDIAN-INK.  In'di-an-igk,  n.  akjndovigk. 
I.vdian-red,  In'di-an-ro<J,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  akcr. 
Indiarubber.  In-di-u-rdb-er,  n.  koo^uk. 
Indicant,  In'di-knnt,  a.  Joig;  p<rntig  nt. 
Indicate,  In'di-kat,  r.  /.  tu  Ja;  tu  p«fnt  -st;  tu 

mqrk.  [a  simtom. 

Indication,  In-di-kA-/on,  ».  a  mqrk;  a  cjn;  a  n^t; 
Indicative,  In-dik-a-tiv,  a.  /oig;  pffntig  tit.    He 

iuditatic  nun  i  ov  a  verb  aferms. 
Indicatively,  In-dik-a-tiv-li,  a'l.  in  juq  a  man- 
or nr  Joz. 
Indicator,  In'di-ka-tor,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  Jot. 
Indicatory,  In'di-ka-to-ri,  a.    Joig:  p<nitig    nt. 
IXDKT,   In-djl.  r.  t.  tu  impfq:  tu  akiii. 
Indictable,  In-d|t-a-bl,  a.  Ijabl  tu   be  indjted. 
Indicter,  In-di(-er,  n.  wun  ha>  indjl.^. 
Indiction,  In-dik-Jon,  n.  a  deklarajun.     In  KrO' 

ruilciji,  a  gjkl,  or  period  ov  fifttn  yen. 
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Indictment,  In-djt-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  inditig  a 

bil  fer  a  psnal  ofens. 
Inhiffeeence,  In-dif-er-ens,  n.  stat  ov  beii)  in- 

diferent:  nii,traliti;  neglijens;  wont  ov  afekjon. 
Indiffekent,  In-dif-er-ent,    a.    nx^tral;    unkon- 

sernd;  iuatentiv;  lEgqrdles;  impqrjal;  pasabl. 
Indifferently,  In-dif-er-ent-li,  ad.  in  an  indif- 

crent  maner. 
Indigence,  In'di-jens,  n.  wont;  penyq,ri;  poverti. 
Indigene,  In'di-jen,  n.  a  nativ  animal  er  plant. 
Indigenous,  In-dij-E-nus,  a.   bern  in  a  kuntri; 

nativ. 
Indigent,  In'di-jent,  a.  p<Dr;  nsdi;  nssesitus. 
Indigested,  In-di-jest-ed,  a.  not  dijested;  undi- 

jested. 
Indigestible,  In-di-jest  i-bl,  a.  not  dijestibl. 
Indigestion,  In-di-jest-yon,  n.  wont  ov  dijest- 

yon;  wont  ov  dijestiv  p^er;  dispepsi. 
Indigitate,  In-dij-i-tat,  v.  t.  tu  pffnt  ■st  wid  de 

figger.  ['St. 

Indigitation,  In-dij-i-ta-Jon,  n.  ds  akt  ov  pffntig 
Indignant,    In-dig-nant,    a.    havir)    indignajon; 

ai)gri. 
Indignantly,  In-dig-nant-li,  ad.  wid  indignajon. 
Indignation,  In-dig-na-Jon,  n.  agger  mikst  wid 

kontemt.  [us  inji^ri. 

Indignity,  In-dig-ni-ti,  n.  k6ntq,mEli;  kontemtyq,- 
Indigo,  In'di-go,  n.  a  plant  yi],zd  in  djig  blq,. 
Indirect,  In-di-rekt,  a.  not  direkt;  improper;  not 

fq,r.  [menz. 

Indirection,  In-di-rek-Jon,  n.  an  oblek  kors  er 
Indirectly,  In-di-rekt-li,  ad.   not  direktli;  not 

rjtli.  [nes. 

Indirectness,  In-di-rekt-nes,  n.  oblikwiti;  un£q,r- 
Indiscernible,  In-di-zern-i-bl,  a.  not  dizernibl; 

undizernibl.  [striiktiblnes. 

Indisceeptibility,  In-di-serp-ti-bil-i-ti,  n.  inde- 
Indiscerptible,   In-di-serp-ti-bl,  a.  not   tu   be 

separated  er  destr^d;  indestruktibl. 
Indisciplinable,  In-dis-i-plin-a-bl,  a.    inkapabl 

ov  disiplin.  [kuverabl. 

Indiscoverable,    In-dis-kdv-er-a-bl,    a.    undis- 
Indiscovery,  In-dis-kdv-er-i,   n.    stat    ov    beig 

hidn. 
Indiscreet,  In-dis-kret,  a.  not  diskr&t;  improodent. 
Indiscreetly,  In-dis-kre't-li,  ad.  wid^t  diski-ejon. 
Indiscrete,  In-dis-kret,  a.  not  diskret  er  sepa- 
rated. 
Indiscretion,  In-dis-kreJ-on,  n.  wont  ov  diskrej- 

ou;  rajnes;  imprcodeus. 
Indiscriminate,  In-dis-krim-i-nat,  a.  beig  wid- 

■st  diskriminajon;  konfiizd. 
Indiscriminately,  In-dis-krim-i-nat-li,  ad.  wid- 

■xt  distigkjon,  [no  distigkjon. 

Indiscriminating,  In-dis-krim-i  nat-ig,  a.  makig 
Indiscrimination,  In-dis-krim-i-na-Jon,  n.  wont 

ov  di-sliriminajun.  \sa\\\t  nesesiti. 

Lndispensability,  In-dis-pen-sa-bil-i-ti,   n.    ab- 
Indispensable,  In-dis-pen-sa-bl,   a.    not  tia  be 

dispenst  wid;  nesesari;  esenjal. 
Indispensableness,   In-dis-pen-sa-bl-nes,  n.  ab- 

scjh],t  nesesiti. 
Indispensably,  In-dis-p6n-sa-bli,  ad.  nesesarili. 
Indispose,  In-dis-poz,  v.  t.  tia  mak  unfit;  tu  dis- 

inkljn. 
Indisposed,  In-dis-p6zd,  p.    a.  not  dispozd;  dis- 

inkljnd;  diserderd  ia  belt. 
Indisposedness,    In-dis-poz-ed-nes,  n.  indispo- 

zijon;  unfitues. 
Indisposition,    In-dis-po-zi/-on,   n.  disorder  ov 

belt;  sljt  dizEz;  disinklinajon. 
Indisputable,  In-dis-pq-ta-bl,  a.  inkontroverti- 

bl;  inkontestabl.  [ti;  evidens. 

Indisputableness,  In-dis-pq,-ta-bl-ne3,  n.  serten- 
Indisputably,    In-dis-p^-ta-bli,  ad.  wid^t  kon- 

troversi. 


Indisolubility,  In-dis-o-lq,-bil-i-ti,  n.  fermnes; 

stablnes. 
Indisoluble,    In-dis-o-lq-bl,  a.    dat  kan  not  be 

dizolvd  er  destrtfd;  ferm;  stabl:  bjndig  forever. 
Indisolubleness,    In-di3-o-lq,-bl-nes,    u.  indis- 

olH,biliti. 
Indisolubly,    In-dis-ffl-lq,-bli,    ad.    in   a  maner 

not   tia  be  brokn.  [be  dizolvd. 

Indisolvable,    In-di-z61v-a-bl,    a.  dat   kan   not 
Indistinct,   In-dis-tigkt,    a.    not  distigkt;  kon- 

fi|zd.  [unsertenti. 

Indistinction,     In-dis-tigk-Jon,     n.     konfqgon; 
Indistinctly,    In-dis-tigkt-li,    ad.    konfxizedli; 

unsertenli.  [unsertenti. 

Indistinctness,    In-dis-tigkt-nes,    n.    konf^^son; 
Indistinguishable,   In-dis-tig-gwiJ-a-bl,  a.  dat 

kan  not  be  distiggwijt. 
Indite,  In-djt,  v.  t.  tia  kompoz;  to.  rjt;  tu  diktat. 
Inditer,  In-djt-er,  n.  wun  hcD  indjts. 
Individable,  In-di-vjd-a-bl,  a.  indivizibl. 
Individual,  In-di-vid-y^-al,  a.  siggl;  ni:i,merikali 

wun.  [beig. 

Individual,  In-di-Tid-yn,-al,  n.  a  siggl  person  er 
Individuality,  lu-di-vid-yxx-al-i-ti,    «.    distigkt 

egzistens.  In   Frenoloji,  de   fakulti  ov  obzerv- 

ig  and  individyi|aljzig  objekts. 
Individualize,  In-di-vid-yi'^-al-jz,   v.  t.  tu  dis- 

tiggwij;  tu  separat. 
Individually,    In-di-vid-yq,-al-i,  a.   wid'st  dis- 
tigkt egzistens.  [tu  individj'qaljz. 
Individuate,  In-di-vid-y^-at,  v.  t.  tu  mak  siggl; 
Individuate,    In-di-vid-yi],-at,  a.   undivided. 
Individuation,    In-di-vid-yq,-a-Jon,    «.   de   akt 

ov  makig  siggl. 
Indivisibility,  In-di-viz-i-bil-i-ti,  |   n.   de    stat 
Indivisibleness,  In-di-viz-i-bl-nes,)       erkwoliti 

ov  beig  indivizibl.  [vjded. 

Indivisible,  In-di-viz-i-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  di- 
Indivisibly,  In-di-viz-i-bli,  ad.  so  az  not  to  be 

divjded. 
Indocible,  iN-dos-i-bl,  a.  unteqabl;  untraktabl. 
Indocile,  In-dos-il,  a.  unteqabl;  untraktabl. 
Indocility,    In-do-sil-i-ti,  n.    unteqablnes;  dul- 

nes.  [in  prinsiplz. 

Indoctrinate,    In-dok-trin-at,  v.  t.   tu  instriikt 
Indoctrination,    In-dok-trin-a-Jon,  7i.   instruk- 

Jon  in  prinsiplz.  [nes. 

Indolence,   In'do-lens,   h.  lazines;  jdlnes;  listles- 
Indolent,  In'ddj-lent,  a.  kf^rles;  lazi;  jdl:  listles. 
Indolently,    In'do-lent-li,    ad.   in  an  indolent 

maner;  lazili.  [sibl. 

Indomitable,  lu-dom-it-a-bl,  a.  untamabl;  invin- 
Indoor,  In'dor,  a.  beig  widin  dorz. 
Indorsable,  In-ders-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  enderst. 
Indorse,   In-dors,    v.  t.    tu  rjt  az  a  nam,  on  de 

bak  ov  a  paper;  tu  konsjn;  tu  konferm.     Ritn 

olso  endtjrs.  [derst. 

Indorsee,    In-der-se,  n.  wun  tu  hcom  a  bil  iz  in- 
Indorsement,  In-ders-ment,  n.  deakt  ovindersig; 

sum  inderst;  si|perskripJon. 
Indorsee,  In-ders-er,  n.  wun  hcD  endersez. 
Indrencu,  In-drenq,  v.  t.  tu  sok:  tu  dr-sn. 
Indubious,  ln-dii,-bi-us,  a.  not  dn,bius;  not  d'stful. 
Indubitable,    In-dij,-bi-ta-bl,    a.    undated;  un- 

kwestyonabl. 
Indubitablenss,    In-di],-bi-ta-bl-nes,    n.  &z  stat 

ov  beig  indnbitabl.  [tenll. 

Indubitably,  In-di^-bi-ta-bli,  ad.  und-stedli-,  ser- 
Induce,    lu-di^s,  V.  t.  tu  inflqensj  tu  perswad; 

tu  prodq,s. 
Inducement,  In-d^s-ment,  n.  a.  motiv  tu  eni  tig; 

dat  bwiq  perswadz  tu  eni  tig;  insjtment. 
Inducer,    In-dvi,s-er,    n.  wun  hco  indvisez;  a  per- 

swader. 
Inducible,  In-d^s-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  indiist. 
Induct,  In-diikt,  v.  t.  tu  introdi^s;  tu  brig  in. 


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Inductilk,   In-ddk-til,  a.     not  duktil;  not  ezili 

ilrmi  Ht. 
Induction,  In-diik-Jon,  n.  ancntmns;— a  mud  ov 

rc^iiiy  from  partikynlarz  tu  jcuerulz;  iDforcns. 
Inductional,  In-duk-Joii-al,  u.  impljig  indukjon. 
Inductive,  lu-ddk-tiv,  a.  ledij);  pn^Edio  bj  in- 
dukjon. [infurcuK. 
iNorcTiVKLY,  In-diik-tiv-li,  ad.  V\  indukjon;  bj 
Inductor,  In-ddk-tor,  n.  de  ]>t'rson  lia>  indukt.'*. 
Induk,  In-di'i,*  V.  t.  tu  invest;  tu  end^.  Sc  {En- 

duf.)  ['jcij. 

Indulge,  In-ddlj,  v.  t.  tu  yi\mor;  tu  gralifj;  tu 
Induloe,  In-ddlj,  v.  i.  tu  giv  inddljcns. 
Indulgence,   In-ddl-jeiis,  n.   At  akt  ov  inddlji{): 

kjiidnoi;  f.irb.iransi;  favor:  kompl[iin-!;  gratif iktt- 

Jon;  remijon  ov  punijment. 
Indulgent,  In-ddi-jont,  a.  kjnd;  jontl;  mild:  fu- 

vonibl.  [mildli. 

Indulgently,  In-ddl-jcnt-li,  ad.  wid-st  stveriti; 
Indulger,  lu-dulj-er,  h.  wuu  hoi  inddljcz. 
Indurate,  Iii'dii-rat,  r.  i.  tu  gru)  hcird;  tu  hqrdn. 
Indurate,  In'dn,-nit,  i-.  t.  tu  mak  hqrd;tu  hqrdn. 
Indurate,  In'dii-rat,  a.  impenitent;  obdiirat. 
Induration,  In-dn-ra-Jon,  n.  At  aktov  hqrdnig: 

obdiirasi. 
Industrial,  In-dds-tri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  industri; 

l)erfijrmd  b{  manyrinl  labor;  laborig. 
Industrially,    In-dd-s-tri-ul-i,    ad.     Iab6riusli; 

iisidynu.-li.  [asidyqus. 

Industrious,  In-dds-tri-us,  a.  dilijcnt;  laburius; 
Industry,    In'dus-tri,    n.   habityn,al  crapltrment; 

dilijen^:  n.-idiiiti.  i 

Indwkller,  In'dvrel-er,  n.  an  inhabitant.  [in. 
Indwelling,  lu'dwel-io.n.  de  akt  ovdwelig  wid- 
Indwellino,  ln'dwel-i{),  a.  dwolig  widin;  inter- 
nal. 
Inebriant,  In-^-bri-ant,  a.  tcndig  tu  intoksikat. 
Inebriate,   In-^-bri-at,   v.  t.   tu   intoksikat;  tu  i 

ni!ik  druyk.  I 

Inebriate,  In-e-bri-at,  r.  i.  tu  be  intoksikated.  ! 
Inebriate,  In-c-bri-at,  n.   wun   intuksikated;  a 

dnnjk.ird.  (toksikajon.  i 

Inebriation.  In-c-bri-a-Jon,  n.  drugknncs;  in- 1 
Ineiirietv.  In-c-brj-E-ti.  n.  drugknaes;  Ebrjeti.  I 
Inedited,  In-ed-it-ed,  a.  not  edited;  not  publijt.  I 
Inefkability,  In-ef-a-bil-i-ti,  ii.  unspt'kublnes.  \ 
I.NEKKABLE,  In-cf-a-bl,  a.  un.spekabl:  undterabl. 
Inefkableness,  In-ef-a-bl-nes,  n.  un.'^pEkablnes.  I 
I.NEKFABLY,  In-ef-a-bU,  ad.  in  an  inefabl  miiner.  | 
Ineffaceable,  In-cf-as-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

•'fii-'t.  [inefijent.  ' 

Ineffective,  In-of-6kt-iv,  a.  prodq,sifl  no  cfekt; 
Ineffectual.  In-ef-ekt-yq-al,  a.  not  ef^ktyqal; 

iii'lijfnt:  WEk:  wonlip  p'Ser. 
Ineffectually,    In-ef-6kt-yn,-al-i,    ad.    wid^t 

efi^kt.  [oy  cfekt. 

INEFPECTUALNE8S,  In-cf-^kt-yTi-al-nes,   n.   wont 
Ineffervescence,  In-cf-cr-ves-ens,   ii.   wont  ov 

cfirvesons.  [vescnt. 

Ineffervescent,  In-cf-cr-ves-cnt,  a.   not   efer- 
Inefficacious,  Iii-ef-i-kii-Ju",   a.    not  efikajus; 

uiuibl  tu  prudi'i^  cfekts:  WFk. 
In£FFICaciou8NE88,  In-ef-i-ku-Jus-nc?,   n.   wont 

ov  efikasi.  [ov  cfekt. 

Inkfficacy,  In-^f-i-ka-si,  ii.  wont  ov  puor;  wont 
Inefficiency,  In-cf-iJ-cn-si,  n.  wckncs. 
Inefficient,  In-of-iJ-ent,  a.  not  cfijent. 
Inelegance,  lu-el-t-gans,  n.  wont  ov  dlcgans  or 

bilti.  [tiful. 

Inelegant,  In-^l-e-gant,  a.  not  Elegant;  not  bi;- 
Ineleoantly,  In-6I-e-gant-li,  ad.   not  eUgantli; 

korjili.  [brio  inelijibl. 

Ineligibility,  In-el-i-ji-bil-i-ti,  n.   Ac  sut  uv 
Ineligible,   In-^l-i-ji-bl,    a.     inkapabl   ov   beig 

eloktod.  [oralorikal.  j 

iNELoyuENT,  In-^l-o-kwcnt,  a.  not  (Jlokwcnt;  not  I 


Ineludible,    In-e-liid-i-bl,    a.    dat  kan   not  be 

ilildol.  jcmbrio. 

Inembryonate,    In-6m-bri-(j-nat,    a.    bavig   no 
Inept,  Iu-6pt,  a.  not  apt  or  fit;  triflig;  fadij. 
Ineptitude,  or  Ineptness,  In-dp-ti-tiid,  or  In- 

ept-nei!,*  n.   unfitncs. 
Inequality,  In-E-kwol-i-ti,  n.  wont  or  rkwoliti; 

diforens  in  kwontiti,  dcgre,  or  kwoliti;  diapAriti; 

unrvniies.  Ijyri  or  balani. 

In  equilibbio,  In  E-kwi-lib-ri-o,  [/,.]  in  an  evn 
Inequitable,    In-^k-wi-ta-bl,    a.    not  ekwitabl; 

unjust.  [valri. 

Inequivalve,  In-£-kwi-valv,   a.   havig   unikwal 
Inermous,  In-er-mu3,  a.  widvt  priklx;  un^rmd. 
Inekrability,  In-er-a-bil-i-ti,*  n.  cgzcmjon  f roin 

eror. 
Inerrable,  In-6r-a-bl,*  a.  cgz^mt  from  eror. 
Inert,  lu-yrt,  a.  destiti^t  ov  p-jer  tu  niii»v  itself, 

or  ov  aktiv  rezi^^tans  tu  majon  imprest;  inaktir; 

slugij:  mojonlcs. 
Inertia,  In-er-Ji-a,  n.  [L.]  inaktiviti;  wont  ovak- 

Jon;  dat  properti  ov  mater  hwiq  kozuz  it  tu  kon- 

tiiiyq  in  de  sam  stat,  hweder  in  mojon  or  rc:it. 
Inertio.v,  In-vr-Jon,  n.  wont  ov  aktiviti;  inertnes. 
Inertly,  In-ert-li,  ad.  inaktivli;  slugijli;  liuUi. 
Inertness,  lu-ert-nes,  n.  wont  ov  mujon  or  ak- 
tiviti. 
In  esse,  In  6a-t,  [A.]  in  btig;  aktyi^ali  egzistig. 
Inestimable,  In-es-ti-ma-bl,  a.  abdv  ol  prjs;  in- 

valyqabl.  [be  estimated. 

Inestimably,  In-^.s-ti-ma-bli,  ad.  bo  az  not  tu 
Inevide.vt,  In-ev-i-dent,  a.  not  evident;  obski^r. 
Inevitability,  In-ev-i-ta-bil-i-ti,  »i.  de  stat  ov 

brij)  ineviuibl.  [unavffdabl. 

Inevitable.  In-ev-i-ta-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  cskapt; 
Inevitableness,    In-^v-i-ta-bl-nes,    n.    sertenti; 

inevit.-ibiliti.  [ov  eskap. 

Inevitably,  In-^v-i-ta-bli,  ad.  wid^t  jjosibiliti 
Inexact,  In-eg-zakt,  a.  not  egzakt;  inkorekt. 
Inexcitable,  In-ek-sjt-a-bl,  a.  not  eksjtabl;  tor- 
pid. 
Inexcusable,  In-cks-ki^z-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  eka- 

kiizd  or  p:'ilinted. 
Inexcusableness,  In-ok3-ki\x-a-bl-ncs,  n.   cnor- 

initi  beyond  ekski\s. 
I. N excusably,  In-ek3-ki\z-a-bli,   ad.   tu  a  degre 

beyond  ekskqs. 
Inexecutio.n,  In-cks-e-ki'i-Jon,  n.  non-pcrformans. 
Inexualable,  In-eks-hal-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

(•k-hiild.  [6mtid. 

I.NEXHAUSTED,  In-eg-zo.'<t-ed,  a.  not  cnostod;  an- 
Inexhaustible,  In-eg-biit-i-bl,  a.   dat  kan  not 

be  egzo3tod. 
Inexuaustibleness,   In-eg-xost-i-bl-nes,    n.     de 

kwoliti  ov  beig  inegzostibl. 
Inexistence,  In-cg-zist-en?,  n.  wont  ov  beig. 
Inexistent,  In-eg-zist-ent,  a.  not  harig  beig;  not 

egzistii). 
Inexorability,   In-cks-o-ra-bil-i-ti,  n.   de  stat 

ov  beig  ineksorabl.  [bj  entreti. 

Inexorable,  In-elu-o-ra-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  misvd 
Inexorably,  lu-eka-o-ra-bli,  ad.  in  an  inok^o- 

rabl  mancr.  [cks]>ekta/on. 

Inexpectation,  In-eks-pck-ta-Jon,*  n.  wont  ov 
I.NtxPEDiENCE,  In-eks-pedi-ens,  J  n.  wont  ov 
Inexpediency,  In-eks-pe-di-on-si,  J    fitncs,  pro- 

prjf  ti.  or  ekspediens. 
Inexpedient,  In-ckspe-di-cnt,  a.  not  ekspedient; 

inkonvrnyont;  unfit;  improper.  [pcriena. 

Inexperience,  In-cks-pe-ri-ens,  n.  wont  ov  eks- 
Inexperienced,  In-ck:i-p{-ri-cu8t,  a.  not  ckspc- 
rii'n^t;  untrjd.  [okwoid. 

Inexpert,  In-cks-p^rt,  a.  not  elup^rt;  unskilful; 
Inexpiable,  In-^lu-pi-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan   not  be 
^kitpiatod.  [maner. 

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Inexflainable,  In-eks-plan-a-bl,  a.  uneksplan- 

abl.  [bsii)  ekspland. 

Inexplicable,  In-eks-pli-ka-bl,   a.   inkapabl  ov 
Inexplicableness,    In-eks-pli-ka-bl-nes,    n.    de 

Stat  ov  bfii)  ineksplikabl. 
Inexplicably,  In-eks-pli-ka-bli,  ad.  so  az  not 

tu  be  ekspland.  [kler. 

Inexplicit,  In-eks-plis-it,   a.   not  eksplisit;  not 
Inexplorable,  In-eks-pl6r-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

be  eksplord. 
Inexpressible,  In-eks-pres-i-bl,    a.    not  tu   be 

told;  unuterabl. 
Inexpressibly,  In-eks-pres-i-bli,  ad.  uniiterabli; 

unspekabli.  [takn  bj  asolt. 

Inexpugnable,  In-eks-pug-na-bl,   a.   not  tu  be 
In  extenso.  In  eks-ten-so,  [L.]  at  Iqrj;  in  ful. 
Inextinct,    In-eks-tigkt,    a.    not    eksti:gkt;    not 

kwenqt. 
Inextinguishable,  In-eks-tii)-gwiJ-a-bl,  a.   not 

tu  be  ekstiijgwijt;  unkwenqabl. 
Inextirpable,  In-eks-ter-pa-bl,  a.   dat  kan  not 

be  rented  'St. 
Inextricable,  In-eks-tri-ka-bl,   a.   dat  kan  not 

be  disentarjgld. 
Inexteicableness,   In-eks-tri-ka-bl-nes,    n.    de 

Stat  ov  bell)  inekstrikabl. 
Inextricably,  In-eks-tri-ka-bli,  ad.  in  an  ineks- 
trikabl maner. 
Ineye,  In-j,*  V.  t.  tu  inokyt^lat,  az  a  tre  er  bud. 
Infallibility,  lu-fal-i-bil-i-ti,    )  n.   de  stat  ov 
Infallibleness,  In-fal-i-bl-nes,  i     beiy  infalibl; 

egzemjon  from  eror,  falyxj^r,  er  felt. 
Infallible,  In-fal-i-bl,  a.  not  faliblj  serten;  un- 

faliij.  [tenli. 

Infallibly,  In-fal-i-bli,  ad.  wid-jt  falyr^r;  ser- 
Infamous,  In'fa-mus,  a.   notoriusli  bad;  Jamles; 

disgrasful.  [full. 

Infamously,  In'fa-mus-li,  ad.  wid  infami:  Jam- 
Infamy,  In'fa-mi,   n.    publik   reproq   er  disgras; 

notorjeti  ov  bad  karakter;  ignomini. 
Infancy,  In'fan-si,  n.  de  stat  ov  an  infant;  qjld- 

hud; — de  ferst  ov  Ijf,  ekstended  bj  natyi^ralists 

tu  sevn  yerz;  bj  le,  tu  twenti-wun;  beginig; 

orijin. 
Infant,  In'fant,  n.  a  bab;  a  qjld  under  sevn  yerz 

ov  aj.    {Laiv)  a  person  les  dan  twenti-wun  yerz 

old. 
Infant,  In'fant,  a.  pertanir)  tu  infansi;  yui). 
Infanta,  In-fan-ta,  n.  [Sp.]  a  prinses  ov  de  reral 

blud. 
Infanticide,  In-fan-ti-sjd,  n.   de  murder,  er  a 

murderer  ov  infants. 
Infantile,  In'fan-tjl,  a.   pertanig  tu  an  infant; 

qjldij:  infantjn. 
Infantine,   In'fan-tjn,  er    ln'fan-*.in,   a.    Qjldij; 

yui);  infantjl.  [Vmi. 

Infantry,   In'fan-tri,  n.    de   fut-soljerz  ov  an 
Infatuate,  In-fat- yi^-at,  v.  t.  tu  strjk  wid  foli; 

tu  deprjv  ov  understandig;  tu  stij,pefj. 
Infatuation,  In-fat-yt^-a-Jon,  n.  a  deprivajon 

ov  rezn. 
Infeasibility,  In-fe-zi-bil-i-ti.   )  n.   de  stat  ov 
Infeasibleness,  In-fg-zi-bl-nes,  !    beig  infezibl; 

impraktikabiliti. 
Infeasible,  In-fez-i-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  dun. 
Infect,  In-fekt,  v.  t.  tu  tant;  tu  korupt;  tu  poli^t. 
Infected,   In-fekt-ed,   p.  a.    hurt  bj   infekjon; 

tanted. 
Infection,  In-fek-Jon,  n.    de  akt  ov  inf^ktig; 

koutajon;  tant;  pczn. 
Infectious,  In-fek-Jus,  a.  komtj,nikated  bj  q,r, 

bref),  &s.,  az  a  dizez;  kontajus. 
Infectiously,  In-fek-Jus-li,  ad.  bj  infekjon. 
Infectiousness,  In-fek-Jus-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

beig  infekjus.  [fekjon. 

Infective,  In-fek-tiv,  a.  havig  de  kwoliti  ov  in- 


Infecund,  In-fek-und,  a.  unfrtotful;  infertil. 
Infecundity,   In-fe-kun-di-ti,    n.    wont  ov  fe- 

kunditi.  [yn,nat. 

Infelicitous,  In-fe-lis-i-tus,  a.  unhapi;  unfert- 
Infelicity,  In-fe-lis-i-ti,   n.   unhapines;   mizeri; 

kalamiti. 
Infeoff,  In-fef,  v.  t.     Se  {Enfeoff.) 
Infer,  In-fer,  v.  t.  tu  dedi^s;  tu  dre,  az  konklq,- 

^onz;  tu  implj. 
Inferable,  In-fer-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  inferd. 
Inference,  In'fer-ens,  n.  a  konklt]^3on  dren  from 

premisez. 
Inferential,  In-fer-en-Jal,  a.  kontanig  inferens. 
Inferior,  In-fe-ri-or,  a.  loer  in  plas,  stajon,  er 

valyii.  [Jon. 

Inferior,  In-fe-ri-or,  n.  wun  loer  in  ragk  er  sta- 
Inferiority,  In-fe-ri-6r-i-ti,   n.  a  loer  stat  er 

kwoliti.  [abl. 

Infernal,  In-fer-nal,  a.  helij;  tqrtarean;  detest- 
Infernal,  In-fer-nal,  n.  an  infernal  beig. 
Inferrible,  In-fer-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  inferd. — 

Kitn  elso  {Inferihle,  and  Inferable.') 
Infertile,  In-fer-til,  a.  unfra)tful;notproduktiv. 
Infertility,  In-fer- til-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  fertiliti; 

unfrflotfulnes. 
Infest,  In-fest,  v.  t.  tu  harasj^u  disturb;  tu  plag. 
Infestation,  In-fes-ta-Jon,  n.  molestajon;  aner- 

ans. 
Infested,  In-fest-ed,  p.  a.  dizezd;  harast;  trubld. 
Infestered,  In-fes-terd,*  a.  ragklig.  [merO. 

Infestive,  In-fes-tiv,  a.  havig  no  festiviti  er 
Infestivity,  In-fes-tiv-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  festiviti. 
Infeudation,  In-fq-da-Jon,  n.  {Law)  de  akt  ov 

putig  wun  in  pozejon  ov  a  fe  er  estat. 
Infidel,  In'fi-del,   n.   a  disbelever;  an  ateist; — 

komonli  apljd  tu  oponents  ov  Kristyianiti. 
Infidel,  In'fi-del,  a.  unbelevig;  wontig  belef. 
Infidelity,  In-fi-del-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  fat;  disbe- 

lef: — treqeri;  unfatfulnes; — opozijon  tu  Krist- 
yianiti. 
Infilter,  In-fil-ter,  v.  t.  tu  filter  in;  tu  infiltrat. 
Infiltrate,  In-fil-trat,  v.  i.  and  t.  tu  enter  bj 

de  porz;  tu  infilter.  [porz. 

Infiltration,  In-fil-tra-Jon,  n.  entrans  bj  de 
Infinite,  In'fin-it,  a.  bisndles;  unlimited;  imens. 
Infinitely,  In'fi-nit-li,  ad.  wid'st  limits;  imensli. 
Infjniteness,  In'fi-nit-ncs,*  n.  imensiti;  infiniti. 
Infinitesimal,  In-f in-i-tes-i-mal,  a.  infinitli  smel 

or  divjded. 
Infinitive,  In-fin-i-tiv,  a.  (  G^ram.)  de  infinitiv 

ma)d  ekspresez  de    akjon  er   menig  ov  a  verb, 

wid-st  limitig  it  tu  number  er  person. 
Infinitive,  In-fin-i-tiv,  n.  a  mood  ov  de  verb. 
Infinitude,  In-fin-i-tt],d,  n.  infiniti;  imensiti. 
Infinity,  In-fin-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  er  stat  ov  beig 

infinit;  imensiti;  endles  number. 
Infirm,  In-ferm,  a.  not  ferm;  wek;  febl:  irezolTj,t. 
Infirmary,  In-ferm-a-ri,  n.  a  rezidens  fer  de  sik. 
Infirmity,    In-f|rm-i-ti,    n.    weknes;  falig;  felt; 

dizez. 
Infirmness,  In-ferm-nes,  n.  weknes;  feblnes. 
Infix,  In-fiks,  v.  t.  tu  drjv  in;  tu  set;  tu  fasn. 
Inflame,   In-flam,   v.  t.    tu  set  on  fjr;  tu  pro- 

V(I)k;  tu  iritat.  *  [ful. 

Inflame,  In-flam,  v.  i.  tu  gro  hot,  aggri,  er  pan- 
Inflamed,  In-flamd,  p.  a.  insenst;  iritated. 
Inflamer,    In-flam-er,  n.   de  person  er  tig  dat 

inflamz. 
Inflammability,  In-flam-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti 

ov  kaqig  fjr. 
Inflammable,  In-flam-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  inflamd 

or  set  on  fir;  ignitibl. 
InflammablenessJ  In-flam-a-bl-nes,  n.  de  kwol- 
iti ov  kaqig  fjr. 
Inflammation,  In-fla-ma-Jon,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

inflamd;  a  swelig  and  rednes,  atended  wid  het. 


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IwrLAMMATOET,  In-flam-a-to-ri,  a.  tendig  tu  in- 

fliiiu;  ijiTi.  [up. 

Inklatk,  In-flat,  r.  t.  tu  swel  wid  wind:  tu  piif 
Inflation,    In-fld-Jon,    n.    de  ukt  ov    inflatig; 

flriiynlens.  [a  nun,  k*. 

iNFLErT,  In-flokt,  T.  t.  tu  bend;  tu  turn;  tu  vuri 
Inklkction,  In-flok-Ji)ii.  «.  dt  nkt  ov  infl^ktio: 

kdrviitur;  u  bendiQ;  modyiilajun;  varia/on. 
Inflectivk,    In-fl^k-tiv,    a.    havig   de  p'ser  ov 

b'-ndij). 
iNKLKXiiiiLiry,    In-floks-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  otat  ov 

lirii)  iiiflek.Mibl.  [stif;  form. 

Inki.kxible,  In-fU'ks-i-bl,  h.  dat  kan  not  be  bt-nt; 
Inflexiblkness,  In-floks-i-bl-nes,  n.  stifn"s:  in- 

flfksiliiliti.  [vi'iriiibli. 

Inklkxiblv,  In-fl^ks-i-bli,  ad.  wid  fpnnncs:  in- 
Inklict,  Iii-t'likt,  I',  t.  tu  la  on;  tuaplj;  tu  imyxoz. 
Inflictee,  lu-flik-ter,  n.  wun  hdi  inflikts  or  piin- 

ijoj!.  [punijmont. 

Infliction,  In-flik-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  infiiktif): 
Inflictive,  In-flik-tiv,  a.  tcndig  tu  inflikt;  im- 

pozi|).  [ifl:  fluerz. 

Inflorescence.  In-flo-r^-cns,  n.  de  akt  ov  flxor- 
Infll'knce,  In'Oii-en!!,  n.  an  iiupulsiv  or  dircktig 

pisiT:  invizibl  p'ser:  kri'dit;  swir,  bjiui. 
iNFLfKNCE,  la'fi>i,-cns,  f.  t.  tu  akt  upon;  tu  bjas; 

tu  mx'lifj.  [or  j)-8cr. 

Influential,  In-flq-dn-Jal,  a.  egi^rtin  innii,cn3 
IsFLLESTiALLY,  In-flq,-^n-Jal-i, arf.  wid  infliions. 
Infltesza,    In-flq,-en-M,  n.    \_It.'\  on  cpidemik 

k;it(tr.  fpTScr. 

Influx,  In'fluks.  ii.  de  akt  ov  floig  in;  infiijon; 
Influxiox,    ln-f!iik-J<in,  n.    infi^un;  influks. 
Infli'XIVK,   In-fliika-iv,*  a.  havig  a  tendcnsi  tu 

flu.  [kl(f)E. 

Infold,  In-f61d,  r.  t.  tfi  inv61v;  tu  enrap;  tu  cn- 
Infoliate,  In-fib-li-at,  p.  t.  tu  knvor  wid  levz. 
Inform,    ln-f.'>riu,   r.  t.    tu  instnikl;  tu  iikwiint; 

tu  fiuplj   wid  Dolej;  tu  akwdnt  wid  fukUi;  tu 

apri?.. 
Inform,  In-fonn,  c.  t.  tu  giv  intelijcn.i. 
Informal,  In-form-al,  a.  not  in  de  yii,^q,al  fi)rin: 

ir«''gyi\lar.  [lur  form. 

Informality,  In-for-mal-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  regyn,- 
Informally,  In-for-mal-i,  ad.  wid'st  atcnjon  tu 

furin.  [akqzez. 

Informant,  In-form-ant,  «.  wun  bm  infunnz  or 
In  forma   paiperis,     In  for-ma    p«5-per-i9,    [Z.] 

{/.o'l-y  in  de  fiirin  or  kondijon  ov  a  popcr. 
Information',    In-for-mii-Jun,  m.   intvlijcns  givn: 

iii-trukj"n:  a  <;qrj  or  ak^zajon  cgxibitcd. 
Informer,    In-form-cr,   n.    wun  hio  infdrmz;   an 

akqzer. 
Inkormidable,  In-for-mi-da-bl,  a.  not formidabl. 
In  foro   coNSciKNTiiE,    In  fii-ra   kon-Ji-^n-Ji-e, 

(A.)  {l^'c}  bffiir  de  tr[bnnal  ov  konjcus. 
Infract,  In-frakt,  r.  t.  tu  brak;  tu  vjcalnt. 
Infraction,    In-frak-Jon,    n.    de  akt  ov  brnkig; 

v[ulHj»n. 
Infractor,  In-frak-tor,  n.  a  brakcr;  a  violator. 
Infranuible,  In-fran-ji-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  brokn; 

inv{ulabl. 
Infreqvence,  In-frf-kwcns,     ) 
iNFREylKNCV,  In-fr^kwon-si,  i  ""  "^™"- 
iNKREyi  EXT,  In-fre-kwent,  a.  not  frekwent;  r^r: 

uiikoiuon.  [kold. 

Infrioipate,  In-frij-i-dat,  r.  t.  ta  qil;  tu  mak 
Infriuidation,  In-frij-i-di-JoD,  n.  de  akt  ov  rcn- 

diri;)  kuld. 
Infringe,  In-frinj,  ».  <.  tu  v^olat;  tu  brak,  as  loz 

or  kontrakt.-i;  tu  dcitr^;  tu  enkruQ;  tu  invad; 

tu  tmnspre:". 
Infringement,  In-frinj-nucnt,  ».  a  brtq:  a  vjola- 

Jon:  invajon.  (vjolator. 

Infringer,  ln-frinj-«r,  n.  wun  h<b  infrinjei;  a 
biFRiGAL,  In-fnb-gal,  a.  not  frdbgkl;  prodigal. 


Infl'Meii,  In-fi\nid,  a.  drjd  in  smok. 
Infixdibl'lau,    In-fun-dib-y^-lar,  a.  rtlatig  ta 

or  Ijk  II  tuncl. 
Infunuibuliform,  In-fun-dib-yn-Ii-fann,  a.  ov 

de  Jii|)  i)V  u  funel  or  tunel. 
Inflriate,    Iu-fij,-ri-at,  a.  cnrdjd;  rajig;  fq,riuB; 

mad.  [inaan. 

Infuriate,  In-fi'i-ri-at,  r.  t.  tu  render  ftiriu.i  or 
Ixfuscate,  In-fd.f-knt,  r,  t.  tu  dqrkn;  tu  ob^k4r. 
Infl'SCAtiox.  hi-fu-f-ka-Jon,  n.  dc  aktov  dqrknig. 
Infuse,  In-fi'iz,  v.  t.  tu  jxjr  intu  de  mjnd;  tu  in- 

.«iil:  tu  in«p|r:  tu  .-tcp:  tu  miik  an  inli^jr.n  wid. 
IXFUHEtt,  Iii-fi'iz-cr.  n.  wun  bib  infiuez. 
IxFU.siBiLiTY,  In-fiiz-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stiit  ov  bcin 
I      infiizibl.  [not  fniibl. 

IxFU-siBLE,    In-fi\,z-i-bl,   n.    dat  ma  be  infi'izd:— 
Infusion,  In-fii,-;v>n,  n.  dt  akt  ov  infi^zig;  instil- 
I      Hjoii:suj»jestyon:likor  infi^zd. 

IxFusiVE,  In-fi\,-8iv,  ,1.  havig  de  p'sor  ov inf inon. 
I  Infusoria,  In-fn,-s<i-ri-<i,  n.  pi.  [L.]  mikrtjskop- 
j      ik  animalkiilez  or  in-^ekts  fisnd  in  woter. 

Infusorial,  ln-fii-.s<o-ri-al,  /  a.  relntig  tu  or  kon- 
i  Infu.sory,  In-fi'i-so-ri,  (i      tanig  infusoria. 

I  IxGATiiEKiXG,  In'gad-cr-ig,  u.  de  aktov  geiig  in 

dc  harvest. 
Inoelahle,  In-jel-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  from. 
Ingeminate,    In-jem-i-nat,    r.  /.    tu   dubl;    tu 
I      re  pet.  [ed. 

Ingeminate,  In-j<5m-i-nat,  a.  reddbld;  inj^minat- 
Inoemination,  In-jem-i-nA-Jon,  ».  repeti/on;  re- 

dilplikdjon. 
Ingexeraule,  In-jen-cr-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

enjunderd.  [erat. 

Ingenerate,  In-j6n-er-at,  r.  t.  tu  beg^t;  tu  jen- 
Ingenerate,  In-j6n-cr-at,  a.  inborn;   innat;   in- 

jenomtcd. 
Ingenious,  In-je n-yuf,  or  In-je'-ni-us,  a.  skilful; 

invi-ntiv:  pozest  ov  injcnt^iti  or  jrnyu?. 
Ingeniously,  In-jen-yus-li,   ad.   wid    injenniti; 

wid  skil.  [iti, 

Ingexiousness,  In-jen-yus-nes,  n.  injeniiiti;  sat- 
Ingexite,  In-j^n-it,  &r  In'jen-it,*  a.   innat;    in- 

l>'trn. 
IxGEXUiTY,  In-je-m'v-i-ti,   >i.    piser  ov   invcn/on; 

invenjon;  jcnyus;  sutlti;  aki^tncs;  kandor. 
Ingexuous,    In-jen-yi^-us,    a.    upn;    fragk;    fv; 

kandid:  jcncrus;  nobl;  frebom, 
IXGEXUOUSLY,  In-j^n-yn-us-li,  ad.    bpnli;    fvH; 

kandidli.  [kandor. 

IxGENUOUSNESS,   In-jcn-VTi-us-nes,    n.    fragknes; 
Inge-st.  In-je-t,  r.  (.  tu  tro  intu,  az  de  stumak. 
Ingestion,  In-jest-yon,  n.  de  akt  ov  iiyestig. 
Ingle.  Ig'gl,*  n.  f  jr;  flam;  fir-plos;  a  katamit;  a 

IDiramibr.  [iufl. 

I.nglorious,  In-gl6-ri-us,a.  dis45norab];  ignomin- 
Ingloriouslt,  In-gl6-ri-u3-li,  ad.  wid  ignomini; 

uifiili.  [Sit. 

Ingot,  In'got,  n.  a  mas  or  wej  ov  gold,  silver, 
Ingraff,  in-grdf,  v.  t.     >'»   eqperscded   bj  »»»- 

ijriijt. 

Ingraft,  In-grdft,  r.  t.  tu  insert  de  sprig  or  sion 
ov  wun  tre  intu  de  stok  ov  aniider:  tu  fiks 
drp.  tgruftig  a  sprig. 

IXGRAFTMEXT,  In-gnift-ment,  n.  de    akt   ov    in- 

Ingraix,  In-gran,  r.  t.  tu  dj  in  de  gran;  tu  en- 
gran. 

Inorate.  In-grat,  I  .,    , 

INGRATEFUL,    In-^t-ful,*[    *'  ""g^^'^l- 

Ingratiate.  In-gni-Ji-at,  c.  t.  tu   put  in  favor; 

tu  rckomend  tu  kjndnes:  tu  insinynat. 
I.VGRATITUDK,  In-grat-i- tud,  n.  wont  ov  gmtit^d; 

retribiiJon  ov  evl  for  gud;  wont  ov  a  Ar\  »en«  OT 

favorx. 
Inoravidate,  In-grav-i-dat,»  r. f.  tu  impr^gnat. 
Ingredient,  In-g^-di-ent,  n.  a  komponcnt  pt^rt 

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Ingress,  In'gres,  n.  entrans;  p-ser  ov  entrans. 
Ingression,  In-greJ-on,  n.  dt  akt  ov  enterii);  en- 
trans. 
Inguinal,  Ij)'gwi-nal,  A.  bslogii)  tu  de  grem. 
Ingulf,  In-gulf,  v.  t.  tu.  swolo  up:  tu  kast  intii 
a  gulf.  [ingulf. 

Ingurgitate,  In-giir-ji-tat,  v.  t.  tu  swolo  ditn;  tu 
Ingurgitate,  In-giir-ji-tat,  v.  i.  tu  dripk  Iqrjli. 
Ingurgitation,  In-gur-ji-ta-Jon,   n.   At  akt   ov 
ingiirjitatig.  [tast. 

Ingustable,  In-gdst-a-bl,*  a.  not  persoptibl  bi  de 
Inhabile,  In-hab-il,*  a.  unfit;  unskild. 
Inhabit,  In-hab-it,  v.  t.  tu  dwel  in;  tu  hold  az 

a  dweler. 
Inhabit,  In-hab-it,  v.  i.  tu  dwel;  tu  liv. 
Inhabitable,  In-hab-it-a-bl,  a.   dat  ma  be  in- 
habited. 
Inhabitance,    In-hab-it-ans,*  )   „_  rezidens. 
Inhabitancy,    In-hab-it-an-si,  ) 
Inhabitant,  In-hab-it-ant,  n.  wun  h(t>  inhabits; 
a  dweler.  [habitir);  abod. 

Inhabitation,  In-hab-i-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  in- 
Inh  abitativeness,  In-hab-i-ta-tiv-nes,  n.{Phren.) 
an  inklinajon  er  tendensi  tu  selekt  a  ptkvilyar 
dwelii).  [inhabitant. 

Inhabiter,  In-hab-it-er,  n.  wun  hcD  inhabits;  an 
Inhalation,  In-ha-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  inhalii). 
Inhale,  In-hal,  v.  t.  tu  dre  in  wid  ^r;  tu  inspjr. 
Inharmonical,  In-hqr-mon-i-kal,  a.  diskordant. 
Inharmonious,  In-hqr-mci-ni-us,  a.  not  hqrmo- 

nius;  unmi^zikal. 
Inhearse,  In- hers,  v.  t.  tu  enkloz  in  a  hers. 
Inhere,  In-her,  v.  i.  tu  egzist  in  sumtii)  els. 
Inherence,  In-her-ens,     j   n.  inseparabl   egzist- 
Inheeency,  In-her-en-si,  i       ens  in  sumtii)  els; 

inhejon. 
Inherent,  In-her-ent,  a.  egzistig   inseparabli  in 

sumtii)  els;  innat;  inborn;  inbred. 
Inherently,  In-her-ent-li,  ad.  bj  inherens. 
Inherit,  In-her-it,  v.  t.  tu  rcsev  bj  inheritans. 
Inheritable,  In-her-it-a-bl,  a.   dat  ma   be   in- 
herited. 
Inheritably,  In-her-it-a-bli,  ad.   bj  inheritans. 
Inheritance,  In-her-it-ans,  n.  de  akt  ov  inher- 
itii);   dat  hwiq   iz  inherited;    patrimoni;    poz- 
ejon.  [v. 

Inheritor,  In-her-it-or,  n.  wun  hO)  inherits;  an 
Inheritress,  In-her-it-res,*  ) 
Inheritrix,  In-her-i-triks,    i    ^-  ^^  ^^^^' 
Inhesion,  In-he-gon,  n.  de  akt  ov  inherens. 
Inhibit,  In-hib-it,  «.  t.  tu  hinder;  tu  repres;  tu 

prohibit. 
Inhibition,  In-hi-biJ-on,  n.  prohibijon. 
Inhibitory,  In-hib-i-to-ri,  a.  restranii);  prohib- 
itori.  [repiilsiv. 

Inhospitable,  In-hos-pi-ta-bl,  a.  not  hospitabl; 
Inhospitableness,  In-hos-pi-ta-bl-nes,  )  n.  wont 
Inhospitalxty,  In-hos-pi-tal-i-ti,  \  ov  hos- 

pitaliti;  repulsivnes. 
Inhospitably,  In-hos-pi-ta-bli,  ad.  in  an  inhos- 

pitabl  maner. 
Inhuman,  In-hi\-man,  a.  bqrbarus;  savaj;  krooel. 
Inhumanity,  In-hq,-man-i-ti,  n.  kx&elti;  bqrbar- 
iti.  [li. 

Inhumanly,  In-hi^-man-li,  ad.  krmeli;  b^rbarus- 
Inhumate,  In-hi^-mat,  v.  t.  tu  beri;  tu  inhvim. 
Inhumation,  In-hii-ma-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  beriii); 

sepulti^^r. 
Inhume,  In-hi^m,  v.  t.  tu  beri  in  de  ert;  tu  inter. 
Inimaginable,  In-im-aj-in-a-bl,*  a.  unimajinabl. 
Inimical,  In-im-i-kal,  er  In-i-mj-kal,  a.  unfrend- 

li;  hostil;  advers. 
Inimitability,  In-im-i-ta-bil-i-ti,  n.   inkapasiti 

tu  be  imitated. 
Inimitable,  In-im-i-ta-bl,    a.    dat    kan   not  be 
imitated. 


Inimitably,  In-im -i-ta-bli,  ad.  in  an  inimitabl 

maner. 
Iniquitous,  In-ik-wi-tus,  a.  unjust;  wiked. 
Iniquity,  In-ik-wi-ti,  n.  injustis;  sin. 
Initial,  In-iJ-al,  a.  bcginir);  insipient. 
Initial,  In-iJ-al,  n.  de  ferst  leter  ova  wurd. 
Initiate,  In-iJ-i-at,  v.  t.  tu  enter;  tu  intrc)dq,9; 

tu  instriikt  in  de  roDdiments. 
Initiate,  In-iJ-i-at,  v.  i.  tu  begin. 
Initiate,  In-iJ-i-at,  a.  frej;  inijiated. 
Initiation,  In-iJ-i-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  inijiatig; 

admijon;  entrans:  resepjon. 
Initiative,  In-iJ-i-a-tiv,  n.  de  rj*  ^  '^kt  ov  in- 

trodn,sir)  a  megq,r  in  lejislajon. 
Initiatory,  In-iJ-i-a-to-ri,  a.  introduktori. 
Inject,  In-jekt,  v.  t.  tu  tro  in;  tu  dqrt  in. 
Injection,  In-jek-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  troig  in;  a 

klister. 
Injoin,  In-jffn,  v.  t.  tu  enfcSrs.     Se  {Enjoin.) 
Injudicable,  In-jq,-di-ka-bl,  a.  not  kognizabl  bj 

ajuj. 
Injudicial,  In-jq,-diJ-al,  a.  not  jq^dijal. 
Injudicious,  In-ji\,-diJ-us,  a.  not  jqdijus;  verd  ov 

jujment;  unwjz;  indiskret. 
Injudiciously,  In-ji^-diJ-us-li,  ad.  in  an  injq,- 

dijus  maner:  not  wjzli. 
Injudiciousness,  In-jq,-diJ-us-ne3,    n.    wont    ov 
jujment.  [sept. 

Injunction,  In-jui)k-Jon,  n.  komdnd;  erder;  pre- 
Injure,  In'jqr,  v.  t.  tu  hurt;  tiii  rog. 
Injurer,  In'jq-rer,  n.  wun  heo  injqrz  er  rogz. 
Injurious,  In-jt^-ri-us,  a.  unjust;  misgivus;  hurt- 
ful. 
Injuriously,  In-j^-ri-us-li,  a<f.  roi)fuli;  hurtfuli. 
Injuriousness,  In-j^-ri-us-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
beig  injq,rius.  [qif;  detriment. 

Injury,  In'jti,-ri,  n.  hurt  wid'st  justis;  roi);  mis- 
Injustice,  In-jiis-tis,  n.  an  unjust  akt;  vjolajon 

ov  rjt;  inikwiti;  rog. 
Ink,  Ii)k,  ji.  a  flq,id  fer  rjtii)  and  printii). 
Ink,  Ii)k,  v.  t.  tu  blak  er  deb  wid  igk. 
Inkhor.n,  Ii)k'hern,  n.  a  portabl  kas  forde  instrdo- 

ments  ov  rjtig;  a  vesel  fer  ii)k;  an  inkstand. 
Inkiness,  Igk'i-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  igkL 
Inkle,  Igk'l,*  n.  a.  kjnd  ov  naro  filet;  a  tap. 
Inkling,  Igk'lig,!  n.  a  hint;  a  hwisper;  intima- 

Jon;  dezjr. 
Inkstand,  Igk'stand,  n.  a  vesel  fer  holdii)  igk. 
Inkstone,  Igk'ston,   n.  a  ston  yn,zd  in  makiij 

igk. 
Inky,  Igk'i,  a.  konsistig  ov  igk;  blak  az  igk. 
Inlace,  In-las,  v.  t.  tu  embelij  wid  variegajonz. 
Inlagation,  In-la-ga-Jon,  n.  {Law}  de   restitt^,- 

Jon  ov  wun  ■Rtled  tu  de  protekjon  ov  de  le. 
Inlaid,  In'lad,  p.  a.  diversif  jd  bj  de  inserjon  ov 

diferent  bodiz. 
Inland,  In'land,  a.  interior;  remot  from  ds  se. 
Inland,  In'land,  ji.  de  interior  pqrt  ov  a  kuntri. 
Inlander,  In'land-er,  n.   a   dweler  remot  from 
de  se.  [landif. 

Inlandi.sh,   In'land-iJ,*  a.  nativ; — opozd  tu  st- 
Inlaw,  In-le,  v.  t.  tu  kler  ov  ■stleri  er  atander. 
Inlay,  In-la,  v.  t.  [i.  inlad,  ps.  inlaig,  inlad;]  tu 

diversif  j;  tu  vener;  tu  variegat. 
Inlay,  In'la,  n.  mater  inlad;  mater  kut  tu   be 

inlad. 
Inlayee,  In-la-er,  n.  wun  hco  inlaz. 
Inlet,  In'let,  n.  pasaj;  plas  ov  Ingres;  entrans;  a 

ba  er  reses  in  a  Jor  or  betwen  jlandz. 
In  limine,  In  lim-i-ne,  [L.]  at  de  trejhold;  at  de 

entrans. 
Inlist,  In-list,  v.  t.     Se  {Enlist.) 
Inlock,  In-16k,  i\  t.  tu  klOz;  tu  lok,  set,  er  Jut 

wun  tig  widin  anuder. 
In  loco,  In  16-ko,  [L.]  in  de  proper  plas. 
Inly,  In'li,  a.  interior;  internal;  sekret. 


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Inlt,  In'li,  ad.  internali:  widin;  sekrctli. 
Inmate,  In'mnt,  n.  wun  ba>  dwulz  jtrntli  wid  an- 

lider;  a  felcj-lojer. 
Inmatk,  In'innl,  a.  admited  az  an  inmat. 
In  MtuiAS  K)La,  In  ine-di-ai  rez,   [L.]    intu   de 

luid^t  ov  tiyz. 
Inmost,  In'must,  a.  dcpest  widin:  meat  interior. 
Inn,  In,  n.  a  bus  ov  cntertnrimcnt  for  travelorz; — 

a  kolej  for  student?,  az  inz  ov  kcjrt. 
Inn,  III,  c.  »".  tu  tak  up  a  tcimi-uirari  lojio- 
Inn,  In,  v.  t.  tu   hisz;  tu   put   undt-r  kuver;  tu 

luj. 

Innate,  In-ndt,  a.  inborn;  nativ;  inherent. 
Innately,  In-nat-li,  ad.  h\  natyqr;  inhercntli. 
Innateness,  In-nat-ncs,   ii.   de   kwoliti  ov  beig 

iiini'it. 
Innavioabie,  In-nav-i-ga-bl,  a.  not  navigabl. 
IssKK,  Iii'cr,  a.  interior;  not  ■stwurd;  internal. 
Innermost,  In'er-most,  a.  ininust:  depest  widin. 
Inmioldee,  In'hold-er,  n.  a   keiiur  ov  an  in;  an 

inkepor. 
Inning.  In'iti,  n.  de  ingadorifl  ov  korn  or  {^an. 
Innings,  In'i|)z.  «.  pt.  landz  rrki'iverd  fromde  se. 
Innkeeper,  Iii'kr p-cr,  «.  wun  hiD  keps  an  in. 
Innocence,  In'o-scns,     <    ».    fredom    from  gilt; 
Innocency,  In'u-sen-si,  j    puriti;  intogriti;  bqrm- 

lesncs. 
Innocent,  In'o-sent,  a.  pt^r;  widiit  gilt;  bqrinles. 
Innocent,  In'u-scnt,  n.  wun  fre  from  pit  or  hqrm; 

an  ignurant  person;  a  niityn^ral;  an  idiot. 
Innocently,  In'o-scnt-li,  ad.  widest  gilt;  wid'st 

hurt.  [le.«;  sof. 

Innocuous,  In-n6k-yti,-u3,  a.  not  hurtful;  hqrm- 
Isnocuously,  In-n6k-yn,-us-li,  ad.  bqrmlcjli. 
Inxoci'OL"snes.s,  In-nok-yq.-us-nc!',  ii.  hqrmlcsncs. 
Ixnominable.  In-n6m-in-a-bl,*.T.  not  tu  bt  nnmd. 
Innovate.  In'o-vat,  r.  ^  tu  qanj  or  olter  l>i  brijj- 

i|)  in  sumtiji  n\\:  tu  brii)  in,  az  a  novclli. 
Innovate,  In'ij-vat,  v.  t.  tu  intrudi'is  noveltiz. 
Innovation,  In-o-vd-Jon,  n.  de    introdukjon  ov 

n'.viUi. 
Innovative,  In'o-va-tiv,  a.  kozijj  incjvajon. 
Innovator,  lu'o-va-tor,  n.  an  introdqser  ov  nov- 
eltiz. 
Innoxious,  In-nok-Jus,  a.  hqrmlcs;  pi^r. 
Innoxiously,  In-nok-Jus-ii,  ad.  hqrmlcsli;  wid'st 

bqrni. 
Innoxiousness,  In-n6k-Ju.s-ncs,  n.  hqrmlesnes. 
iNNUENno,  In-yq-en-do,  ii.  an  oblek  hint;  indir^kt 

alij^^im:  an  insitiyqnjon. 
Innumerability,  In-m|-mer-a-bil-i-ti,  «.  de  stnt 

ov  l)f ip  innquifrabl.  [numbcrd. 

Innumerable,  In-ni\,-mer-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 
Innuherableness,  In-ni\-mer-a-bl-nes,  ii.  innq- 

mi-rabiliti.  [bcr. 

Innumerably,  In-nq-mer-a-bli,  ad.  widSt  num- 
Innutritious.  In-nq-triJ-us,  a.  not  nqtrijus. 
Inobservance,  In-ob-z^r\--ans,    n.   wont  ov  ob- 

zorvans.  [kvles. 

Inobservant,  In-ob-z^rv-ant,  a.   not   obzervant; 
Inoculate,  In-6k-yT\_-lnt,  v.  i.  tu  propagat  bj  in- 

s<Tji>n;  tu  pniktis  inokyqlajon. 
Inoculate.  In  ok-yq-lat,  v.  t.  tu   bud;  tu   in- 

."^rt:— tu  infekt  wid  a  diz£z,  az  de  smol-poks: 

tu  vaksinat. 
Inoculation,  In-ok-yq-lA-Jon,  n.  a.  groftio  in  de 

bud:  a  mctod  ov  koini^nikatig  a   dizcz:  vaksin- 

n/on.  [yqlats. 

Inoculator.  In-6k-yTi-lat-or,  n.    wun   h(t>   in6k- 
Inodorous,  In-6-dor-u.i,  a.  wontij)  sent,  smel  or 

odor.  [hqrmle?. 

Tnokfexsive.    In-of-dn-siv,    a.    givijj   no  ofdn.«; 
Inoffensively,  In-of-<n-siv-li,  ad.  widit  ofdns 

or  hiirm. 
Inokkknsiveness.  In-of-«^n-siv-nps,  n.bqrmlcancs. 
Inofficiai.,  In-ofiJ-al,  a.  not  ofijal.  j 


Inofficious,  In-of-i/-us,  a.  not  ofijus. 
Inopkeative,  ln-6p-er-a-tiv,  a.  not  6perativ;  in- 

aktiv.  [g^znabl. 

Inopportune,  In-op-or-tqn,  a.  not  oporiqn;  un- 
iNoi'PoaruNELY,  lu-op-or-tqn-li,  ad.  un.seznabli. 
Inordinacy,  lu-or-di-nu-si,    n.    irt-gyqlarili;  dis- 
order. 
Inordinate,  In-dr-di-nat,  a.  iriJgynlar;  disorder- 

11:  iiniMlerat;  ekadsiv.  [ekseaivU. 

Inordinately,  In-or-di-nat-li,  ad.  irdgyi^larli; 
Inordinateness,  In-or-di-nat-nes,  n.  iregyt^lari- 

ti:  fk.-cs. 
Inorganic,  In-or-gan-ik,  \  a.  not  organikal; 

Inorqanical,  In-or-gan-i-kal,  J      deatitiit  ov  er- 

gunz. 
Inosculate,  ln-6s-kii-lat,  ».  i.  tu  yivnjt  bj  kon- 

takt;  tu  insert.  fin. 

Inosculate,  In-js-kq-lat,  v.t.  tu  insv-rl;  tu  j<Tn 
Inosculation,  In-os-kq-la-Jon,  n.  yqnyon  bj  kon- 

jujjkjon.  [er  sekresi. 

In  petto,  In  pdt-o,  \It.]  "in  de  brest;"  in  rei^rv 
In  posse.  In  p6s-e,  [Z.]  in  poaibl  cgzistens. 
In  peopeia  febsona,  In  prdf-pri-a  por-su-na,  [Z.] 

in  j)ers(in.  [inajon. 

Inquest,  In'kwest,  n.  a  jqdijal  inkwjri  or  egzam- 
iNyuiETUDE,  In-kwj-e-tqd,  n.  wunt  ov  kwjet;  dis- 

kwJEtqd.  [intu. 

IxQUiRABLE,  In-kwjr-a-bl.  a.  dat  mn  be  inkwjrd 
iNyuiRE,  In-kwjr,  c.  i.  tu  ask  kwestyonz;  tu  mak 

sen;.  Kiln  indift-rcntli  (inquire)  or  {en^juire.} 
I.vyuiUE,  In-kwjr,  v.  t.  tu  ask  ab-st;  tu  sek  Tst. 
IxQUiREE,    In-kwjr-cr,   n.     wun   hoi    inkwjrz;    a 

serqer. 
Inquiry,  In-kwj-ri,  >i.  de  akt  ov  inkwjri^;  s^rq; 

i:itori3gajon;  cnkwjri. 
Inqulsitio-v,   In-kwi'-ziJ-on,    n.    jqdij.il  inkwjri; 

gercj:— an  oklcziastikal  trjbqnal  er  kort  for  pdn- 

i/ifl  heretiks.  [inkwjri. 

Inquisitional,  In-kwi-ziJ-on-al,  a.  bizi  in  makig 
Inquisitive,  In-kwiz-i-tiv,  a.  kqrius;  bizi  in  s^rq. 
I.VQUisiTiVELY,  In-kwiz-i-tiv-li,  ad.  in  an  inkwiz- 

itiv  maner. 
Lnquisitiveness,  In-kwiz-i-tiv-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 

ov  beij)  iukwiziliv. 
Inquisitor,  In-kwiz-i-tor,  n.  an  ofisor  in  de  kort 

ov  inkwizijon  ha>  serqez  fer  ofdnderz  and  pdnij- 

cz  dcm.  [inkwizijon. 

Inquisitorial,  In-kwiz-i-t<5-ri-al,  a.    relatig  tu 
IXRAIL,  In-rill,  1-.  t.  tu  enkluz  widin  ralz. 
IXROAD,  lu'rod,  H.  inkurjon:  invajon. 
Insalubrious,  In-sa-li^-bri-us,  a.  unbelti;  nnhol- 

sum. 
Insalubrity,  In-sa-lq-bri-ti,  n.  unholsumnes. 
Insaxable,  ln->an-a-bl,  a.   inkqrabl;  ircmcdiabl. 
IxsAXE,  ln-.«an,  a.  mad;  distrakted;  delirius;  krazi. 
Insanely,  In-san-li,  ad.  widest  rezn:  madli. 
Insanity,  In-sau-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  sifnd  mjnd;  mad- 

nes. 
Insatiable,   In-sa-Ji-a-bl,  a.   inkapabl  ov   beijj 

saiisfjd;  gredi  Lryond  mejqr. 
Insatiableness,  In-«i-Ji-a-bl-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 

ov  ht\\)  iusujiabl;  gredi ncs. 
Insatiably,   In-sa-ji-a-bli,  ad.    in  an  insajiabl 

manor. 
Insatiate,  In-sa-Ji-at,  a.  insariabl;  gredi. 
Insatiately,  In-sa-Ji-at-li,  ad.  gredili. 
Ixsatiateness,  In-sa-Ji-at-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  or 

bci))  insnjiat.  [dines. 

Insatiety,  In-sa-tj-e-ti,  h.  insajiablnca;  grat  gre- 
Insaturable,  Iii-sat-yq-ra-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  «it- 

yq rated  or  fild.  ["jn. 

Inscribe.  In-skrjb,  r.  t.  tu  rjt  on;  tu  adr&i;  tu 
Inscribee,  In-skrjb-cr,  ri.  wun  hco  inskrjbi. 
Inscription,  In-.skrip-/on,  n.  a  tjtl,  nam,  karak- 

tor,  or  adrcs,  eder  ritn  or  ongnivd:     kon^jnment 

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Inscriptive,  In-skrip-tiv,  a.  b^rig  inskripjon. 

Inscrutability,  In-skroo-ta-bil-i-ti,    )  n.  de  stat 

Inscrutableness,  In-skrc6-ta-bl-nes,  j  ov  beiij 
inskrcctabl. 

Inscrutable,  In-skrc6-ta-bl,  a.  unserqabl;  depli 
hidn.  '      [trast  "st. 

Inscrutably,  In-skrc6-ta-bli,  ad.  so  az  not  tu  be 

Insculp,  In-skulp,*  v.  t.  tu  engrav;  tia  kut. 

Insculpture,  In-skulpt-yii,r,  n.  skulptyixr. 

Inseam,  In-SEm,  v.  t.  tu.  mqrk  bj  a  sgin. 

Insect,  In'sekt,  n.  a  mi,nierus  klas  ov  miniit  ani- 
malz,  divjded  intu.  t<D  grat  klasez,  de  wiyd  and 
wiijles;  a  smel  invertebral  animal  wid  a  bodi 
kut  er  divjded  in  de  midl,  de  pqrts  bgii)  konekt- 
ed  tugeder,  az  a  wosp  er  flj;  er  an  qrtikyqlated 
animal  distii)gwijt  bj  de  prezens  ov  antene  and 
ov  bredii)  erganz,  kompcbzd  ov  ramifjd  trakea 
wid  er  wid^t  Jir-saks;  eni  tiij  veri  smol. 

Insectile,  In-sek-til,  a.  havig  de  natyi|r  ov  in- 
sekts. 

Insection,  In-sek-Jon,  n.  aninsijonjakutii)  intia. 

Insectivora,  In-sek-tiv-o-ra,  «.  a  klas  ov  ani- 
malz  dat  fed  upon  insekts.  [sekts. 

Insectivorous,  In-sok-tiv-o-rus,  a.  fedir)  on  in- 

Insecure,  In-S£-ki|,r,  a.  not  sekxy-;  not  saf:  unsaf. 

Insecurely,  In-SE-ki|,r-li,  ad.  widest  seki^riti  er 
safti. 

Insecureness,  In-se-ki^r-nes,  n.  a  wont  ov  se- 
la],riti;  ins8kq,riti.  [jer;  hazard. 

Insecurity,  In-SE-kvi,-ri-ti,  n.  wont  ov  safti;  dan- 

Insemination,  In-sem-i-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
skaterii)  sed. 

Insensate,  In-sen-sat,  a.  stv^pid;  fcolij;  insensibl. 

Insensibility,  In-sen-si-bil-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  seu- 
sibiliti;  terpor. 

Insensible,  In-sen-si-bl,  a.  not  sensibl;  not  per- 
se vd  bj  de  sensez;  imperseptibl;  vffd  ov  felii); 
terpid;  stupid.  [terpor. 

Insensibleness,  In-sen-si-bl-nes,  n,  insensibiliti; 

Insensibly,  In-sen-si-bli,  ad.  imperseptibli;  ter- 
pidli. 

Insentient,  In-s6n-Jent,  a.  not  senjent;  sensles; 
inert;  not  havii)  sensajon  er  persepjon. 

Inseparability,    In-scp-a-ra-bil-i-ti,   )    n.     de 

Inseparableness,  In-sep-a-ra-bl-nes,  i  kwoliti 
er  stat  ov  beii)  inseparabl. 

Inseparable,  In-sep-a-ra-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 
separated.  [rabl  maner. 

Inseparably,  In-sep-a-ra-bli,  ad.  in  an  insepa- 

Insert,  In-s^rt,  v.  t.  tia  plas  er  set  in  or  amdi); 
iw.  infiks.  [tir)  inserted. 

Insertion,  In-s^r-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  insertig;  de 

Inshaded,  In-Jad-cd,  j)-  ^-   mqrkt  wid  diferent 

Inshell,  Tn-Jel,*  v.  t.  tu  hjd  in  a  Jel.  [Jadz. 

Inshelter,  In-Jel-ter,*  v.  t.  tu.  plas  under  Jelter; 
tu  Jelter. 

Inshrine,  In-Jrjn,  v.  t.  tu  enkl(5z.  Se  {Enshrine.) 

Inside,  In'sjd,  n.  interior  pqrt; — opuzd  tia  de  sfo^W. 

Insipe,  In'sjd,  a.  beii)  widin;  interior.  [wat. 

Insidiator,  In-sid-i-a-tor,  n.  [L.'\  wun  hOt  Ijz  in 

Insidious,  In-sid-i-us,  a.  Ijii)  in  wat;  cnsnf^riij; 
slj:  serkumventiv;  dilijent  tu  entrap;  treqerus. 

Insidiously,   In-sid-i-us-li,   ad.    in  an   insidius 

maner.  [beii]  insidius. 

Insidiousness,  In-sid-i-us-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

Insight,  In'sjt,  n.  introspekjon;  inspekjon  er  nolej 

ov  de  interior  pqrts. 
Insignia,  In-sig-ni-a,  n.  pi.  [i.]  bajez  or  distig- 

gwijii)  mqrks  ov  of  is  er  oner. 
Insignificance,  In-sig-nif-i-kans,    )  ».  wont  ov 
Insignificancy,  lu-sig-nif-i-kan-si,  i        signifi- 
kans,  menii),  or  impertans.  [trjfliij. 

Insignificant,  In-sig-nif-i-kant,  a.  unimportant: 
Insignificantly,  In-sig-nif-1-kant-li,  ad.  wid-st 
imprartans.  [nifikativ. 

Insignificative,  In-sig-nif-i-ka-tiv,   a.   not  sig- 


Insincere,  In-sin-ser,  a.  not  sinser;  not  hqrti;  fela. 
Insincerely,  In-sin-ser-li,  ad.  wid-st  sinseriti. 
Insincerity,  In-sin-ser-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  sinseriti 

or  trujt. 
Insinuate,  In-sin-yq,-at,  v.  t.  tia  introdq,s  az  bj 

wjndiij  er  spjral  mojon;  tu  introdii,s  jentli;  tia 

puj  jeutli  intu  favor;  tu  hint;  tu  import  indi- 

rektli;  tu  intimat;  tu  sugjest;  tu  ingrajiat;  tu 

instil. 
Insinuate,  In-sin-yii,-at,  v.  i.  tu  krep  er  wjnd  in; 

tu  gan  on  de  afekjonz  bj  jentl  degrez;  tu  stel 

intu  imperseptibli. 
Insinuating,  In-sin-yti,-at-ii),  pp.  a.   makig  in- 

sinyi^ajonz;  jentli  ganii)  favor;  winiij;  hintii). 
Insinuation,  Iu-sin-yq,-a-Jon,  n.    de  akt  ov  in- 

siuyi^^atii);  de  qrt  er  p^ser  ov  plezig;  a  hint;  in- 

timajon;  sugjestyon.  [afekjonz. 

Insinuative,    lu-sin-yii,-a-tiv,    a.    steliij   on   de 
Insinuator,  In-sin-yq,-a-tor,  «.  he  or  dat  hwiq 

insinyi|ats. 
Insipid,  In-sip-id,  a.  tastles;  vapid;  flat:  dul;  hevi. 
Insipidity,  In-si-pid-i-ti,   j  n,  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
Insipidness,  In-sip-id-nes, )       insipid;    wont  ov 

tast  er  spirit.  [spirit. 

Insipidly,  In-sip-id-li,  ad.  wid-st  tast;  wid-st 
Insist,  In-sist,  v.  i,  tu  persist  in;  tu  pres;tu  urj. 
Insistent,  In-sist-ent,  a.  standii)  or  restig  upon. 
Insitiency,  In-siJ-i-en-si,  n.  fredom  from  terst. 
Insition,  In-siJ-on,  n.  a  graft;  an  inserjon. 
In  situ.  In  sj-tii,  [Z.]  in  de  n;ityi],ral  sityi|aJon. 
Insnare,  In-sn^r,  v.  t.  tu  entrap;  tu  invegl;  tu 

sni^r.     Ritn  elsu  {Ensnare.}  [sn^rer. 

Insnarer,  In-sn^r-er,  n.  wun  hoo  insn^rz;  an  en- 
Insobriety,  In-s(a-brj-e-ti,  n.   wont  ov  sobrjeti; 

drugknnes. 
Insociable,  In-s(f)-Ji-a-bl,-^  a.  not  sojiabl. 
Insolate,  In'so-lat,  v.  t.  tu  drj  er  ekspoz  tu  de 

sun.  [raz. 

Insolation,  In-so-la-Jon,  n.  ekspogn,r  tu  de  sunz 
Insolence,  In'so-lens,  n.  hetines  er  prjd  mikst 

wid  kontemt  er  abi|s;  impi^dens;  insult. 
Insolent,  In'so-lent,  a.   kontemtyq^us  ov  uderz; 

heti;  abij^siv;  mid;  sosi;  impixdcnt. 
Insolently,  In'so-lent-li,  ad.  wid  insolensjhetili. 
Insolidity,    In-so-lid-i-ti,   n.   wont   ov   soliditi; 

weknes. 
Insolubility,  In-sol-yix-bil-i-ti,  u.    de  stat  ov 

beig  insolyiibl.  [klerd. 

Insoluble,  Iu-s61-yq,-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  dizolvd  er 
Insolvable,  In-solv-a-bl,-*^  a.  not  tu  be  solvd  er 

ekspland.  [dots. 

Insolvency,  In-s61-ven-si,  ».   inabiliti  tia  pa  el 
Insolvent,  In-s61-vent,  a.   unabl  tu  pa  el  dets; 

bagkrupt.  [restles. 

Insomnious,  In-s6m-ni-us,   a.    beig   wid-st  slep; 
Insomuch,  In-so-muq,  konj.  so  dat;  tu  suq  a  de- 

gre  dat. 
Inspect,  In-sp6kt,  v.  t.  tu  luk  intu;  tu  egzamin. 
Inspection,   lu-spek-Jon,   «.    klos   egsaminajon; 

oversjt.  [intendent. 

Inspector,  In-spek-tor,  n.  an  egzaminer:  a  sij^per- 
Lnspersed,  In-spc'rst,  />.  a.  sprigkld  upon. 
Inspersion,  In-spor-Jon,  n.  a  sprigklig  upon. 
Inspeximus,  In-speks-i-mus,  u.  [Z.]  we  hav  in- 

spokted; — de  ferst  wurd  in  anjent  qqrterz,  &s.; 

an  egzemplifikajon;  a  reral  grant. 
Insphere,  In-sfer,  v.  t.  tu  plas  in  an  orb  er  sfer. 
Inspirable,  In-spjr-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  inspjrd. 
Inspiration,  In-spi-ra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  inspjrig; 

a  dreig  in;  infii^jon  ov  si|pernatyq,ral  jdeaz  intu 

de  mjnd. 
Inspire,  In-spjr,  v.  i.  tu  dro  in  de  breb;  tu  bio. 
Inspire,  In-spjr,  v.  t.  tu  bred  intu;  tu  infij^z;  tu 

inf^z  intu  de  nijnd,  az  si|pernatyi],ral  jdeaz. 
Inspired,  In-spjrd,  j)-  a.  endqd  wid  inspirajon. 
Inspirer,  lu-spjr-er,  n,  wun  Ikb  inspjrz. 


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Inbpihit,  Tn-sp!r-it,  v.  t.  tu  animat;  tu  olujt;  lu 

eiilivn. 
Insimhsate,  In-spis-at,  v.  t.  tu  tikn;  tu  mnk  tik. 
Inbi'issate,  In-fpis-nt,  n.  tik;  dem;  inspi^atcd. 
iNSi'itWATio.v,  In-spis-a-Jon,  n.  dc  nkt  ov  mnkig 

tik.  [net. 

Instability,  In-stn-bil-i-ti,  ».  inkonstan.si;  fikl- 
Instaule,  In-:!lu-bl,  A.  inkonstunt;  uot  stabi;  un- 

.sttibl. 
Install,  In-st/il,  v.  t.  tu  plas  or  im^tdt  in  ofis,  ka. 
Installation,  In-sta-lu-jon,  n.  de  nkt  ov  instol- 

ifl;  an  iiivestin. 
Instalment,    fn-stol-ment,    n.    instalajon; — in 

komi.Tjiil  frnT:,  a  pqrt  ov  a  sum  ov  muni  tu  be 

pnd  lit  wuii  tiin. 
Instance,  In':<tans,  n.  iniportn,niti;  urjensi;  8<;dlis- 

itnjon;— cg7.ilin[)l;  tim:  okn;^on;  akt. 
Instance,  lu'stuns,  i".  i.  tu  givorofuran  egzdmpl. 
Instance,  In'ntaiis,  i'.  t.  tu  inonjon  az  an  egzduipl. 
Instant,    In':<tant,    a.    urjcnt;   imediat;  prezont: 

kwik. 
Instant,  In'stant,  n.  a  moment:  de  prezont  munB. 
Ixstaxtaxeity,    In-stau-lu-ne-i-ti,   n.    instantd- 

neus  ('j;zistL'ns. 
Instantaneous,  In-stan-td-ne-us,  a.  dun  in  an 

instant:  spedi. 
Instantaneously,  In-stan-tii-ne-us-li,  ad.  in  an 

instant:  at  At  moment:  iint'dintli. 
Instanteu,  ln-st!in-tcr,  ad.  [L.]  {Law}  instantli. 
Instantly,  la'stunt-li,  «rf.  at  de  moment;  ime- 

diatli. 
Instar  omnium,   In'stqr  6m-ni-um,   [L.]   an  eg- 

cdiupl  hwi<;  ma  suf  jz  for  el.  [stat. 

Instate,  In-stat,  i-.  t.  tu  plas  in  a  serten  rayk  or 
In  statu  quo.  In  stat-yn,  kw6,  [L.]  in  de  former 

«tat.  [reniial. 

InstauratiON,  In-sto-rd-Jon,*  n.  a  rcstorajon;  a 
Instaurator,  In'ste-ra-tor,*  n    a  renq,er;  a  re- 
storer. 
Instead,  rn-st<^d,  ad.  in  de  pins;  in  de  rmm. 
Insteep,  Iii-sti'p,  I'.t.  tu  sok:  tu  masernt  in  woter. 
Instkp,  In'stcp,  11.  de  ujKjr  ixjrt  ov  de  fut. 
Instigate,  In'sti-gat,  r.  t.  tu  urj,  provuk,  or  in- 

sjt  tu  il.  [impuls  tu  il. 

Instigation,   In-sti-gu-Jon,   n.   an   in*itmcnt  or 
Instigator,  In'sti-ga-tor,  ».  wuii  hiJ>  instigate. 
Instil,  lu-stil,  v.  t.  tu  infi'iz  bj  dropn;  tu  insin- 

yi^nt.  [infii;^on. 

Instillation,  In-stil-ii-Jon,  ii.  de  akt  ov  instilij): 
Instilleb,  In-stil-er,  n.  wun  ha>  instilz. 
Instilment,  In-stil-ment,  n.  eni  tig  instild;  in- 

stilajon. 
Instinct,  In'stiflkt,  n.  a  natyii^ral  aptltt^d  er  fak- 

ulti,  \t\  liwiq  aniuialz  qr  direkled  tu  doa  hwot- 

evor  iz  iii'sosnri  for  drjr  prezervnjon. 
Instinct,  In-stiukt,  a.  moivd  from  widin:insti5)k- 

tiv.  [natynnil. 

I.vstinctive,    In-sti^)k-tiv,  a.  promted  bj  instigkt; 
Instinctively,   In-stiok-tiv-li,  ad.  bj  fors  ov  in- 

sti||kt. 
Institute,    In'sti-tiit,   r.  t.   tu  fiks:  tu  cstabli/; 

tu  fMid:  tu  ai>^nt;  tu  inv«^st,  az  wid  ofis. 
Institute,  In'sti-tqt,  n.  an esUbliJt  lo; u  prescpt: 

ordiT;  maksini;  prinsipl: — a  jijontifik  bmli. 
Institution,   In-sti-tq-Jon,   «.  ancstablijmcnt;  a 

K>;  ttlynkn/ou;  de  akt  ov  inv^gtig  a  klerk,  As. 
Institutional,  In-sti-ti'i-Jon-al,  j  a.  kontan- 
Institutionabv,  In-sti-li'i-Jon-a-ri,  I      ig  de  f^rst 

prinsiplz.  [UiUi. 

Institutist,   In-sti-ti'i-tist,  n.  wun  v^rst  in  insti- 
Institutive,    In'sti-tn-tiv,  a.  abl  tu  cstiiblij  or 

iustitqt.  [stniktor. 

Institutor,  In'sti-tn-tor,  n.  an  eatibli/cr;  an  in- 
Instruct,    In-stnikt,    r.  t.   tu  teg:  tu  dirdkt:  tu 

ddynkat.  [instniktod. 

Instructible,   In-strdkt-i-bl,  a.    ka[>abl  uv  bcig 


Instruction,  In-stnik-Jon,  m.  de  akt  ov  instnikt- 

ig;  t€(]ig;  informajou;  u  presept;  dirckjon;  man- 

dnt.  [daktik. 

Instructive,  In-striik-tiv,  a.  konvaig  nuloj;  dj- 
Instuuctively,    In-stnik-tiv-li,    ad.    su   az  tu 

kcjnvii  instrukjon.  [instrtiklig. 

Instructiveness,  In-striik-liv-nc!!,  n.  pucr  ov 
Instructor,  In-strdk-tor,  ii.  wun  ha»  iDiitrdktii;a 

tftjLT.  [utrtikts. 

Instructress,  In-strtik-tres,  n.  a  fcmnl  hiD  id- 
Instrument,  In'«trit)-monl,  n.  u  tail;  an  aj<-nt;a 

rjtig.  [«um  end. 

Instrumental,  In-3tnD-m6nt-al,  a.  kondt^siv  tu 
Instrumentality,    In-stnB-men-til-i-ti,  n.  sub- 

ordinnt  ajensi. 
Instrumentally,   In-stMi-m(5n-tal-i,    ad.   h\  wa 

ov  an  instrajinent.  [stniimentaliti. 

Instrumentalness,  In-strcD-mdn-tal-ncs,*  n.  in- 
I.NSUBJECTiON,    In-sub-jek-JoD,  n.  de  stat  ov  dis- 

obediens.  [bedicns;  dis4)rdcr. 

Insubordination,  In-sub-or-di-nd-Jon,  »i.  diso- 
Insub.stantial,  In-sub-stan-Jal,*  a.  unsubstanjal. 
Insufferable,    lu-stif-er-a-bl,    a.  intolcrabl:  in- 

suportabl.  [di^rans. 

Insufferably,    In-sdf-er-a-bli,   ad.   bcy6nd  en- 
IxsuFFiciENCY,  In-suf-iJ-en-sl,  n.  defijonsi. 
Insufficie.nt,    In-suf-iJ-ent,  a.   not  sufijcnt;  in- 

aiiikwnt;  inkapibl;  unfit. 
Insufficiently,  In-suf-iJ-out-li,  ad.  unfitli. 
InsXjlar,  Iii'sq-lur,  a.   relutig  luan  jland;  formd 

IjkHnjIand:  surTinded  b|  woter.  [jland. 

Insularity,    In-sn-l:ir-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  btig  an 
Ixsui.ARY,  In'-sq-lar-i,  .1.  de  snm  az  iii*i^/<ir. 
Insulate,    In'sn-lat,    i-.  /.  tu  mak  an  jland;  tu 

detacj.  [rated. 

Insulated,  ln'si\-lat-cd,  a.  not  kontigyt\,us;  sepa- 
Insulation,    In-si^-ld-Jon,  n.  dc  statov  beig  in- 
sulated. 
Insult,    In'sult,  n.  de  akt  ov  insiiltig;  an  akt  or 

spc(j  ov  insolcns;  a  gros  abqs;  an  indigniti. 
Insult,    In-siilt,    v.    t.    tu   tret  wid  insulens  or 

abijs.  [trjumf. 

Insult,    In-sdlt,    v.    i.    tu   behdv  wid  insijlcnt 
Insulter,  In-sult-er,  «.  wun  hcD  insults. 
Ixsultinq,  In-sult-ig,  pp.  a.  bestuig  insult:  in.«o- 

lent.  [us  maner. 

Insultingly,  In-sdlt-ig-li,  ad.  in  a  kontemtyq- 
Insuperability,    lu-sq-pcr-a-bil-i-ti,  »i.  invinsi- 

biliti.  [m'^ntabl. 

Insuperable,  In-sij^-per-a-bl,  a.  invinsibl;  inaar- 

SUPERA 

siblnes. 
Insuperably,  In-si\-pcr-a-bli,  ad.  invinsibli:  in- 

.<unn-8iitabli.  j^insnferabl. 

Insupportable,  In-sup-tSrt-a-bl,  a.  intolcnibl: 
Ixsupportableness,  In-sup-urt-a-bl-ncs,  n.    in- 

sdferiil)hii-s. 
Ixsupportably,  In-sap-tirt-a-bli,  a<f.  beyond  cn- 

dqraiis.  [supr^t. 

I.nsuppressible,    In-sup-rds-i-bl.  a.    not    tu  be 
Insurable,    In-Jqr-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  injqrd. 
Insurance,  In-J^r-ans,  u.  dc  akt  ov  injiirig:srkq- 

rili  agi-nst  los;  a/qrans. 
Insure,    In-Jqr,  v.  t.  tu  seki'ir  agenst  los:tu  mak 

/qr,  or  seki\r.     liitn  olso  enfiir. 
Insurer,  In-Ji\r-cr,  ;i.   wun  ha>  in/i'irx. 
Insurgent,  In-sdr-jent,  11.  wun  hitjrjzezin  opn  rc- 

bflyon  agenst  de  establijt  guvernment;>J  robol. 
Insurgent,   In-sur-jcnt,  a.    rjiig  in  rrbelyon:  rt- 

belyus.  [abl:  inviD>ibl. 

Insurmountable,  In-sur-m'snt-a-bl,  a.  insiipor- 
Insurmountably,  In-sur-m'snt-a-bli,  ad.  invin- 
sibli; insqpenbli.  lyon- 
In8URREctk)N,  In-sur-ek-Jon,  w.  scUiJon:  a  rrbcl- 
Insurrectionary,    In-sur-ek-/on-a-ri,  a.  rtlatig 

tu  insarekjon. 


1nsuperableN£S3,  In-si'i-pcr-a-bl-Dcs,  n.    invin- 


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Insueeectionist,  In-sur-ek-Jon-ist,  n.  an  insiir- 
jent:  Q  rebel.  [not  kapabl. 

Insusceptible,  In-su-sep-ti-bl,  a.    not  suseptibl; 

Intactible,  In-takt-i-bl,*  a.  not  perseptibl  tu 
ds  tuq:  intanjibl. 

Intaglio,  lu-tiil-yo,  ?!.  [Jt.'j  a  prejus  st<an,  havig 
a  bed  er  sum  figyiir  engravd  on  it. 

Intangible,  In-tan-ji-bl,  a.  dat  kan  notbEtuqt. 

Intastable,  In-tast-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  bs  tast- 
ed; tastles. 

Integer,  In'te-jer,  n.  de  hoi:  a  hoi  number. 

Integral,  In'te-gral,  a.  hoi;  komplst;  not  frak- 
Jonal. 

Integrally.  In'te-gral-i,  ad.  holli;  kompletli. 

Integrant,  In'te-grant,  a.  makiij  pqrt  ov  As  hoi. 

Integrate,  In'te-grat,  v.  t.  tu  iznii;  tu  mak  en- 
tjr.  [in  hoi. 

Integration,   In-te-gra-Jon,   n.    de  akt  ov  mak- 

Integritt,  In-teg-ri-ti,  w.  onesti;  uprjtnes:  prob- 
iti.  [erz;  a  kuver. 

Integument,  In-teg-yix-ment,  n.  eni  tig  dat  kuv- 

Intellect,  In'tel-ekt,  n.  intelijent  mjnd;  under- 
standiij.  [standii). 

Intellection,  In-tel-ek-Jon,  n.  &e  akt  ov  under- 

Intellective,  In-tel-ek-tiv,  a.  understandir|;per- 

SEVig. 

Intellectual,  In-tel-ekt-yi\-al,  a.  relatig  tm  de 

iutelekt  er  mind:  mental;  jdeal. 
Istellectualist,  In-tel-ekt-yq,-al-ist,  n.  wunhoD 

holdz  dat  nolej  iz  derjvd  from  pi^r  rezn. 
Intellectually,  In-tel-ekt-yii-al-i_,  arf.  b;  yn,sov 

intelekt. 
Intelligence,  In-tel-i-jens,  n.  informajon;  notis; 

ni\z;  advjs:  nolej;  instrukjon:  skil. 
Intelligencer,  In-tel-i-jen-ser,  n.  akonvaerov 
intelijens.  [skilful. 

i   Intelligent,   In-tel-i-jent,    a.   noig;  instriikted: 
'  Intelligential,    In-tel-i-jen-Jal,  a.  konsistig  ov 
unbodid  mind;  intelektyq,al;  intelijent. 
Intelligently,  In-tel-i-jent-li,  ad.  in  an  inteli- 
jent maner. 
Intelligibility,  In-tel-i-ji-bil-i-ti,    j  n.  &e  kwol- 
Intelligibleness,  In-tel-i-ji-bl-nes,  I      iti  ov  bs- 
ig  intelijent.  [dersttid;  klgr. 

Intelligible,  la-tel-i-ji-bl,    a.    dat  ma  be  un- 
Intelligibly,  In-tel-i-ji-bli,  ad.  so  az  tu  be  un- 
derstud.  [konstitt^Jon. 

Intemparement,    In-tem-per-a-ment,    n.  a  bad 
Intemperance,   In-tem-per-ans,  n.  wontovtem- 

perans:  eksesiv  induljens,  az  in  drigks;  ekses. 
Intemperate,     In-tem-per-at,    a.     imoderat  in 

drigk;  drugkn;  glutnus;  pajonat;  eksesiv. 

Intemperately,  In-tem-per-at-li,  ad.  imoderatli: 

eksesivli.  [temperans. 

Intempeeateness,  In-tem-per-at-nes,  n.  wont  ov 

Intemfeeature,    In-tem-per-a-ti^r,    n.  an  ekses 

ov  sum  kwoliti.  [abl. 

Intenable,  In-ten-a-bl,*  a.  indefensibl;  undter- 

Intend,  In-tend,  v.  t.  tu  regqrd;  tu  men:  tu  de- 

zjn.  [intendz. 

Intend  ANT,    In-tend-ant,*  n.  an  ofiser  hcD  si],per- 

Intender,  In-tend-er,  (i.  wun  hot)  intendz. 

Intendment,   In-tend-ment,  n.  {Law)  intenjon; 

dezin. 
Inteneeation,     In-ten-er-a-Jon,    n.    de  akt  ov 
makig  soft  er  tender.  [tiv. 

Intense,  In-tens,  a.  vehement;  qrdent;  veri  aten- 
Intensely,    In-t4ns-Ii,  ad.  tu  a  grat  degre:  ern- 
estli.  [jon. 

Intenseness,  In-t^ns-nes,  n.  vehemens;  grat  aten- 
Intensio.n,  In-ten-Jon,  n.  a  stranig,  erforsig. 
Intensity,  In-ten-si-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  intens; 
ekses.  [fors. 

Intensive,    In-ten-siv,   a.   intent;  asidyi^us;  adig 
Intensively,    In-t^n-siv-li,    ad.    in  a  maner  tu 
giv  fors. 


Intent,  In-tent,  a.  agkjusli  dilijent;  eger;  em6st 
Intent,  In-teut,  n.  dezm:  a  purpus;  menig. 
Intention,  In-ten-Jon,  n.  dezju;  purpus;  end;  am. 
Intentional,  In-ten-Jon-al,  a.  dezjud;  dun  bi  de- 
zin. [wid  qers. 
Intentionally,  In-ten-Jon-al-i,  ad.  h\  dezjn; 
Intentive,  In-ten-tiv,*  a.  dilijentli  apljd;  atentiv. 
Intently,  In-tent-li,  ad.  wid  klos  ateujon;  egerli. 
Intentness,  In-tent-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  intent. 
Inter,  In-ter,  v.  t.    tu   kuver   under  gr-snd;  tu 

beri. 
Interact,  In'ter-akt,  n.  a  Jert  pes  betwen  uders; 

dc  tjm  betwen  de  akts  ov  de  drama:  interh^d. 
Interaction,    In-ter-ak-Jon,    n.    an    intervenig 

akjon.  [twen  riverz. 

Interamnian,  In-ter-am-ni-an,  a.   sityqated  be- 
Interarticolae,  In-ter-qr-tik-yT^,-lar,    a.   sityq,- 

ated  betwen  de  qitikj'ulajonz. 
Intercalar,  In-ter-ka-lar,  a.    inserted;  interka- 

lari. 
Intercalary,  In-ter-ka-la-ri,  a.  inserted    Tst  ov 

de  komon  erder  tu  prezerv  de  ekwajon  ov  tjm; 

az,  de  29t  ov  Febrmari,  in  a  lep  yer,  iz  an  inter- 

kalari  da. 
Intercalate,  In-tdr-ka-Iat,  v.  t.  tu  insert  -st  ov 

de  komon  erder,  az  an  ekstrerdinari  da. 
Intercalation,  In-ter-ka-la-Jon,  n.   inserjon  ov 

od  daz. 
Intercede,  In-ter-sed,  v.  i.  tu  pas  betwen;  tu 

interpoz:  tu  mediat:  tu  pled  in  favor  ov  wun. 
Intercedent,  In-ter-se-dent,  a.    media  tig;   goig 

betwen. 
Inteeceder,  In-ter-sed-er,  ji.  wun  hit)  intersedz. 
Intercept,  In-ter-sept,  v.  t.  tu  stop  and  sez  on 

de  wa;  tu  stop;  tu  obstriikt;  tu  kut  of. 
Intercepter,  In-ter-sept- er,    n.   wun  hoo  inter- 
septs,  [strukjon. 
Interception,  In-ter-sep-Jon,  n.  a  stopaj;  an  ob- 
Inteecession,  In-ter-seJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  inter- 

sedig:  mediajon;  interpozijon;  ajensi  betwen  too 

pqrtiz.  [a  mediator. 

Inteecessoe,  In-ter-ses-or,  n.  wun  ho)  intersedz; 
Inteecessoey,  In-ter-ses-o-ri,  a.  kontanig  inter- 

sejon.  [geder. 

Interchain,  In-ter-qan,  v.  t.  tu  qan;  tu  ligk  tu- 
Interchange,  In-ter-qanj,  r.  t.  tu   put  eq  in  de 

plas  ov  de  uder:  tu  giv  nnd  tak  mi\,tyi|ali. 
Interchange,  In'ter-qanj,   n.    komers;   permi^^ta- 

Jon  ov  komoditiz;  alternat  suksejon;  a  mij,tyq,al 

eksqanj;  resiprositi. 
Interchangeable,  In-ter-qiinj-a-bl,  a.  givn  and 

takn  mi\t}'i|ali. 
Inteechangeableness,    In-ter-qanj-a-bl-nes,  n. 

de  kwoliti  ov  beig  interqanjabl. 
Interchangeably,  In-ter-qanj-a-bli,  ad.    bj  in- 

terqanj.  [qanj. 

Inteechangement,   In-ter-qanj-ment,    n.    inter- 
Inteecipient,  In-ter-sip-i-ent,  a.  obstriiktig:  stop- 

ig.  [piser. 

Intercipient,  In-ter-sip-i-ent,  n.   an  interseptig 
Interclude,  In-ter-klvid,  v.  i.  tu  Jut  from;  tu 

intersept.  [tersepjon. 

Interclusion,  In-ter-klq,-5on,  n.  obstrukjon;  in- 
Intercolumniation,    In-ter-ko-lum-ni-a-Jon,   n. 

spas  betwen  pilarz. 
Intercommon,  In-ter-kom-on,  v.  i.  tu  fed  at  de 

sam  tabl;  tu  graz  in  de  sam  pastyi\r. 
Intercommonage,  In-ter-kom-on-aj,  ji.  de  jernt 

yi],s  ov  de  sam  komonz. 
Intercommunion,  In-ter-kom-ij,n-yon,    n.    m^t- 

yqal  komi^nyon. 

Intercommunity,  In-ter-kom-i^-ni-ti,  ».  a  mi^t- 

yi^al  komi^niti.  [ribz. 

Intercostal,  In-ter-kos-tal,  a.  plast  betwen  de 

Intercourse,  lu'tcr-kcjrs,    n.    komers;  resiprokal 

eksqnnj;  komii,nikaJon;  konekjon. 


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IXTEBCUREKNOK,  In-ter-kdr-CM,  n.  a   pasaj    be- 

twf'ii.  [inturvEiiiu. 

Intkkcirrent,  In-tcr-kdr-cnt,  a.  ruuij)   betwen; 

Intkboutaneoub,   In-ter-kii-ta-ne-iu,    a.    widin 

de  Hkin. 
Iktkudict,  In-tcr-dikt,  v.  t.  tu  prohibit;  tu  for- 

bi.l:  tu  ekskliiJ. 
LsTERDicT,  Iii'tcT-dikt,  n.  a  prcihibijon:  a  papal 
l)ru)hibi/on  ov  de  nakrament  or  uder  relijus  riLs. 
LsTERDlCTlON,  In-tcr-dik-JoD,    n.    prohibijon:    a 
kurs:  an  intcnlikt.  [prohibit. 

I.STERDICTIVK,  In-tcr-dlk-tiv,  a.  havip    p'ser    tu 
I.NTKRDicTORY,  lii-tcr-dik-t£)-ri,  a.  servin  tu  pro- 
hibit, [tu  eksjt. 
I.NTKRE8T,  In'tcr-cst,  V.  t.  tu    kons<?rn;  tu   afciit: 
Interest,  In'ter-cst,  n.  kons^rn;  advuntnj;  benr- 
fit;  iiitliiens;  j£ir;  cksjtod  felij); — Q  prrriiiuin  jwd 
for  de  yn-s  ov  muni.                               [or  konsern. 
Interested,  In'ter-cst-od,  p.  a.  havij)  an  interest 
LsTERESTiNO,  Iri'ter-cst-lo,  pp.  a.  ck^jtifl  interest 
or  iiti-iijon:  afektin.  [inedl. 
Interfere,  In-ter-fer,  v.  i.  tu  intcrptiz;  tu  inter- 
Interference,  In-ter-fer-ens,  n.  an  intcrpozijon: 

a  kliijig. 

Intekfluext,  In-ter-flti-cnt,  a.  fluin  bctwen. 

Interfulgext,  In-tor-fdl-jent,  a.  Jjnifl   betwen. 

IsTERFtSED,  In-ter-f I'^zd,  a.  pord  betwen. 

Ixteuim,  In'ter-im,   n.   de   men   tjm;    intcrvenifl 

tjm.  [ward. 

Interior,  In-te-ri-or,  a.    internal;  iner;  not   nt- 

Intkbior.  Iii-ti-ri-or,  n.  dat   hwiq  iz  widin:  de 

insjd:  de  inland  i>qrt  ov  u  kuntri;  wunz  un  kun- 

tri,  or  de  ham  deix^rtment;  az,  minister  ov   de 

intrri^ir. 

Interiorlv,  In-te-ri-or-li,  ad.  inwardli;  intornali. 

Interjacescv,  ln-ter-ju-8on-si,  n.  de  akt  or  stat 

ov  Ijiji  betwen.  [betwen. 

Interjacent,  In-tor-jii-sent,    a.    intervenio:  Ijig 

Interject,  In-ter-j^kt,  «?.  (.  tu  put  betwen;  tu 

tru  in.  [interp<iz. 

Interject,  ln-tcr-j<5kt,  r.  i.  ta  kum  betwen;  tu 

LsTERJECTiON,  In-ter-jek-Jon,  n.  an  cksklamRjon: 

a  wurd  or  pqrt  ov  speq  ckspresig  emojon;  az  "CJ/ 

AUiel"  [intcijck/onz. 

Interjectional,  In-ter-jek-Jon-al,  .1.  relatig  tu 

Interjoin,  In-ter-jffn,  c. /.  tu  jern  mi'itynali:  tu 

iotcnnari.  ^tug^der. 

Interlace,  In-tcr-Ias,  v.t.  tu  intermik.-<:  tu  put 

Interlapse,  In'tcr-Iapa,  n.  de  tjm  betwen  cni  toi 

fvenU.  [s»;rt  betwen. 

Interlard,  In-ter-Iqrd,  r.  t.  tu  intfr|»uz;  tu  in- 

Intkrlay,  In-ter-la,  v.  t.  tula  betwen  or  amtifl. 

Interleave,  In-tcr-lev,  v.  t.    tu   insert   betwen 

lev/.. 

Interline,  In-ter-ljn,  r.  t.  tu  rjt  betwen  Ijnz. 

Inteulineal,  In-ter-lin-e-al,       |   a.  ritn   or   in- 

Intkklinear,  In-ter-lin-e-ar,      !-     serted  betwen 

Interi.inearv,  In-tcr-lin-c-H-ri,)      Ijne. 

Interlineation,  In-ter-Iin-e-6-jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

iiit<Tlini|).  [betwen  Ijnz. 

Interlining,  In-ter-ljn-iu,   n.   korckjon:  a   rjtij) 

Interlink,  ln-ter-li{)k,  v.t.  tu  kon^kt  bj  liyksi; 

tu  jtfn.  [twen. 

Interlocatiox,  In-tcr-lo-ka-Jon,  n.  a  pla.siu  be- 

Interlock,  In-ter-I6k,  r.  1.  tu   komiinikat   wid, 

or  flu  iiitu  tc,  uder.  [ov  speq. 

Interlocution,  In-ter-lo-ki^-Jon,  n.  an  inter^nj 

Interlocitor,  In-tcr-l6k-yti-tor,   n,  a   djalojigt: 

wun  hi'i  sprk.^  wid  or  amdg  uderz. 
ISTERLOciTORY,  In-ter-lok-jii-to-ri,  a.  konsiatig 

ov  diiilo^. 

Interlope,  In-tfr-lup.  r.  /.  tu  run  betwf n  pqr- 

tiz:  IM  intriiKl.  [an  intrcrxler. 

Interloper,  In-ter-Iup-cr,  n.  wan   hot  intorl6pe; 

InteRLUCATION,  In-tor-hi-ka-Jon.  n.  a  tinig  ov  a 

wud,  b]  kulig  awd  branqcz,  tu  let  in  dc  l{t. 

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Intebllcent,  In-ter-li'i-!t«nt,  a.  /Jnig  betw£n. 
Intebllde,  Iii'iL-r-liid,  n.  u  pes  plnJ  ul  inlerv&lz. 
Intebllnak,  lii-ier-lii-nar,       (  a.  bel^nig  tu  de 
I.NTERLUNART,  lu-ter-li^-ua-ri,  S       t{m  nwen    At 

miiiti,  ubSt  tu  qanj,  ii  invitibl. 
Intermarriage,  In-ter-mir-ij,  n.  reiiprukal  mar- 

ij  betwt'ii  laniiliz. 
Intekmabrv,  lu-ter-mar-i,  r.  1 .  tu  man  mi^tjrqali. 
Inteumaxillabv,  In-ter-maks-il-a-ri,    a.    siljn^- 

aicd  bitwen  de  jo  bunz.  [i/usli. 

Intermeddle,  In-tcr-mW-l,  e.  ».  tu  intorpoi  of- 
Intebmeddle,  In-ter-med-l,  t.  t.    tu   intermikt; 

tu  miggl.  [mMli. 

Intebmeddler,  In-tcr-m6d-ler,  ;i.  wun  hoi  intcr- 
Intebmede,  In'tcr-m^d,  n.  a  sort  ov  intcrli^d    in 

Q  drama.  IJon- 

I.VTERMEDIACV,  In-ter-mt-dl-a-ai.  n.  an  interven- 
Intermedial.  Inter-me-di-al,  a.  intcr^•f  nig:  Ijig 

betwen:  interinediHt.  [terp<2>xd. 

Intermediate,  In-ti-r-mc-di-nt,a.  inter>-enig;  in- 
Intebmediate,  In-tor-me-di-at,  r.  i'.  tu  intcrp6s. 
Intermediatelv,    In-ter-me-di-at-li,  ad.   bj   wa 

ov  intervenjon.  [dial  .-ipa-". 

I.NTERMEDiirM.  In-ter-mi'-di-um,  n.  [L.\  intcrme- 
Interment,  lu-ter-menl,    n.    de    akt   ov    iuterig; 

bcriiil.  [kal  mjgrajon. 

Intebmioration,  In-ter-mj-gra-Jon,  n.  re-sipro- 
Intkrminaule,  lu-ter-min-a-bl,  a.  imeus;  b-snd- 

les:  endles.  [limited. 

Interminate,  In-ter-min-at,  a.  unb-sndcd;  un- 
Intermingle,  lu-ter-mig-gl,  r.  t.    tu    luiggl;  tu 

intermik.-;.  [inkorporated. 

Intermingle,  In-tcr-mig-gl,  v.  t.  tu  be  mikst  or 
Intermission,  In-tcr-miJ-on,  n.  a   sesajon  far  a 

tjm;  u   jMjz;  intervcnyent  tjm;  rest. 
Intebmissive,  In-ter-inis-iv,    a.    kumig   bj   fits; 

not  konfinynal.  [suspend. 

Intebmit,  In-ter-mit,  r. /.  tu  forb^r  for  a  tjm;  tu 
Intebmit,  In-ter-mit,  r.  1.  tu  ses  for  a  tjm. 
Intebmittent,  In-ter-mit-ent,  a.  scsig  at  inter- 

vhIz.  [valz. 

Int>;bmittinolt,  In-ter-mit-ig-li,  ad.  at  inter- 
Intermix,  In-ter-miks,  r.  t.  tu   miggl;  tu   mik» 

tugeder.  [^Aer. 

Intermix,  In-ler-miks,  r.  /.  tu   be    miggld   tu- 
Intebmixtlee,  In-tcr-iuik-t-ynr,  ".  uiik«tyiir. 
Inteemundane,  In-ter  niiin-dan,  a.  beig  betwen 

wurldz. 
Intebmiral,  In-ter-mti-ral.  a.  Ijig  betwen  woli. 
Intermiscllar,   In-ter-mus-kq-lur,    a.    betwen 

de  iiiu-lz.  [interqanj. 

Intermitation,  In-ter-mq-ta-Jon.  n.  miityqal 
Internal,  In-t^r-nal,   a.   not  ckstomal;   inward: 

interior. 
Intebnally,  In-ter-nal-i,  ad.  inwardli;  mentali. 
Intebnatio.nal.  In-ter-naJ-on-al.   a.    rtlntig  tu 

di-  mi'ityiial  interkors  betwen  diftrent  najonz. 
Intkunode,  In'ter-nod,  n.  Ac  sjiaa  betwen  nodi 

•  •r  iK.ts.  [nijdi,  or  nots. 

Inti.knodial,  In-tcr-no-di-al,   a.    bclwjn  j(fnt.«. 
Inter  nos,  In'tcr  niis,  [Z-.]  betwen  urselvx. 
Inteunincio,  In-ter-ndn-Ji-u^  II.  a  mesenjerbt- 

twe'n  till  pqrtiz:  an  enver  ov  de  pup. 
Interpellation,  In-tcr-i>el-a-/on,  n.  an  adr^:  a 

suiunn/.. 
Interplead.  In-ter-pled,  r.  1.  {Late)  tu  diskd* 

<i  prfnt  befor  de  prinsijial  koi  ix  trjd. 
Interpleader.  In-tcr-j4cd-cr.  n.  (Laic)  wun  h* 

iiitorpInU:  dr  tjtl  ov  a  bil  in  ekwiti. 
Interpledge.  In-tor-pU«j,  r.  t.  tu  ploj  mi\tyqali. 
Interpolatiu  In-ter-inj-lflt,  r.  t.  tu  insert  intu 

unU(1)'r  kiiiii)<jzijon:  tu  iiTft  in. 
Interpolation,  In-ter-pu-lh-Jon,    n.   dr   akt  o» 

intvr|>ulatig:   :)umtig  aded   or   f»»tcd    intu   dr 

urijinal  mater.  (polat*. 

Interpolator,  In-tvr-ixj-l.-i-tor,  ».  wun  bat  int^r 


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Interposal,  In-ter-p6z-al,  n.  interpozijon;  inter- 

venjon.  [trust  in. 

Interpose,  In-ter-poz,  v.  t.  tu  plas  betwEn;  tu 
Interpose,  In-ter-p6z,  v.  i.  tia  mEdiat;  tia  interf Er. 
Interposer,  In-ter-p6z-er,  n.  wun  hcD  interpozez: 

a  niEdiator.  [ov  depozit. 

Interposit,  In-ter-p6z-it,  n.  an  intervEnii)  plas 
Interposition,    In-ter-po-ziJ-on,    n.    mEdiaJon: 

ajensi  bEtwEn  pqrtiz;  intervenjon. 
Interpret.  In-ter-pret,  r.  t.  tu  eksplan;  tu  trans- 

lat:  tu  dESJfer;  tu  eksp-jnd:  tu  elusidat. 
Inteepretable,  In-ter-pret-a-bl,   a.   dat  ma  b£ 

interpreted.  '  [Jon;  ekspozijon. 

Interpretation,  In-ter-pre-ta-Jon,  n.  eksplana- 
Intekpretative,  In-ter-pr^;ta-tiv,   a.   eksplana- 

tori:  cks;«>zitiv.  '  [interprEtaJon. 

Interpretatively,  In-ter-prE-ta-tiv-li,  ad.  bj 
Interpreter.  In-ter-pret-er,  u.  wun  hiD  interprets. 
Interpunction,  In-ter-pui)k-Jon,  n.  a  pefntii)  be- 

twen  wurdz. 
Interuegency,  In-ter-e-jen-si,  n.  de  spas  ov  tjm, 

or  At  guvornment,  hwjl  dq,r  iz  no  leful  soveren 

on  dE  tron. 
Interregnum,  In-ter-eg-num,  n.  [Z..]  ds  tjm  in 

hwiq  a  trun  iz  vak.int,  bEtwen  ds  det  ov  wun 

soveren  and  dr  akscjon  ov  aniider. 
Interreign,  In-ter-ran,  n.  interegnum. 
Interrer,  In-ter-er,  n.  wun  hcr>  interz. 
Intekrex,  In'ter-eks,  h.  [i.]  wun  hto  discqrjez  &.z 

reral  otoriti  betwen  dE  det  ov  wun  kir)  and  de  ak- 

sejon  ov  antider;  a  rejent  diyii)  an  interegnum. 
Interrogate,  In-ter-o-gat,  v.  t.  tu  egzamin;  tu 

kwest.von.  [kwestyonz. 

Interrogate,  In-ter-o-gat,  v.  i.  tu  ask;  tu  put 
Interrogatee,  In-ter-o-ga-ts,  n.  wun  hcD  iz  in- 

terQgnted. 
Interrogation,  In-ter-o-ga-Jon,  n.  a  kwestyon; 

an  inkwiri; — pffnt,  dEnotii)  a  kwestyon,  dus  (?). 
Interrogative,   In-ter-6g-a-tiv,  a.    kwestyonii); 

interogatori. 
Interrogative,  In-ter-6g-a-tiv,  n.  a  pronl$n  or 

wurd  yi|zd  in  askii)  kwestyonz:  az,  ha,  hwot, 

hwifj.  [farm  ov  a  kwestyon. 

Interrogatively,  In-ter-6g-a-tiv-li,  ad.  in  dE 
Interrogator,  In-ter-oga-tor,   n.   an  asker  ov 

kwestyonz.  [an  inkwiri. 

Interrogatory,  In-ter-og-a-to-ri,  n.  a  kwestyon; 
Interrogatory,  In-ter-6g-a-t<a-ri,  a.  kontanig  a 

kwestyon. 
In  terrorem,  In  ter-u-rem,  [L.]  in  erder  tu  terif j. 
Interrupt,  In-ter-upt,  v.  t.  tu  stop;  tu  interfer 

wid;  tu  hinder:  tu  divid:  tu  separat. 
Interruptedly,  In-ter-upt-ed-li,  ad.  not  in  kon- 

tiniyti. 
Interrupter,  In-ter-iipt-er,  n.  wun  h(i>  internpts. 
Interruption,  In-ter-up-Jon,  n.  dE  akt  ov  inter- 

uptii]:stop.  [jQlderz. 

Interscapular,  In-ter-skap-yi\-lar,  a.  betwen  de 
Interscind,  In-ter-sind,  r.  t.  tu  kut  of, 
Interscribe,  In-ter-skrjb,  v.  t.  tu  rit  bEtwen. 
Intersecant,    In-tcr-s8-kaut,    a.     dividiij    intu 

Wis.  imi^tyi|ali. 

Intersect,  lu-ter-sekt,  v.  t.  tu  kut;  tu  divjd 
Intersect,  In-ter-sekt,  v.  i,  tu  met  and  kros  eq 

uder. 
Intersection,  In-ter-sek-Jon,  n.  Az  akt  ov  inter- 

>(:kti!):  a  krosig;  a  ptjrnt  liwi\r  Ijnz  met. 
Intersert,  In-ter-sert,*  v.  t.   tu  put  in  betwen 
uder  tiijz,  [inserted. 

Intersertion,  In-tcrser-Jon,  ji.  an  inserjon:  tig 
Interspace,  In'ter-spas,  n.  an  intervenig  spas. 
Interspeecu,   In'ter-spEq,    n.    a.   speq  interpozd 

betwen  uderz. 
Intersperse,  In-ter-spers,  v.  t,  tu  skater  amug. 
Inteksfersion,  In-ter-sper-Jon,  ji.  At  akt  ov  in- 
tijrspetsig. 


Interstellar,  In-ter-stel-ar,   a.  intervsnig  be- 
twen de  stqrz. 
Interstice,  In'ter-stis,  er  In-ter-stis,   n.   a  spas 

bEtwen  tigz.  [stisez. 

Interstitial,  In-ter-stiJ-al,  a.  kontanig   inter- 
Intertexture,   In-ter-tekst-ytir,   n.    de   akt  ov 

interwEvig:  eni  tig  interwovn. 
Intertropical,  In-ter-trop-i-kal,  a.  bEig  betwen 

de  tropiks. 
Intertwine,  In-ter-twjn,  v.  t.  tu  twjn  mii,tyq,ali. 
Intertwist,  In-ter-twist,  v.  t.  tu  yi^njtbj  twistig. 
Interval,  lu'ter-val,  ii.  spas  betwen  plasez;  an 

interstis:  a  vakiyti:  dt  tjm  betwen  tCD  pffnts;  re- 

mijon: — I(j  or  ali],vial  land,  [souz,  &s. 

Intervene,  lu-ter-ven,  v.  i.  tu  kum  betwen  per- 
Intervenient,  In-ter-ve-ni-ent,  a.  beig  er  pasig 

betwen,  [twen. 

Intervening,  In-ter-ven-ig,   X'P-  ^-    l^umig    be- 
Intervention,  In-tcr-ven-Jon,  n.  an  interpuzijon; 

mediajon.  [vertelDre. 

Intervertebral,  In-ter-ver-te-bral,  a.  bEtwen  de 
Interview,  In'ter-vvi,  ».  mvLtyqal  sit;  an  apernted 

metig  er  konferens;  a  metig. 
Intervolve,  In-ter-vi'lv,  v.  t.  tu  involv  tugeder. 
Interweave,  In-ter-wev,   r,  t.    [i.  interwov  er 

interwevd,  ps.  interwevig,  interwovn  er  inter- 

wevd;]  tvT  wev  tugeder;  tu  intermiggl. 
Intestable,  In-tes-ta-bl,  a.  diskwoliijd  tu  mak 

a  wil.  [a  wil. 

Intestacy,  In-tes-ta-si,  ».  de  stat  ov  djig  wid'st 
Intestate,  In-tes-tat,  a.  djig  wid«t  havig  mad 

a  wil.  [a  wil. 

Intestate,  In-tes-tat,  n.  wun  djig  wid'st  levig 
Intestinal,  In-tes-ti-nal,  a.   belogig  tu  de  in- 

testinz.  [mestik. 

Intestine,   In-tes-tin,   a.   internal;  inward;  do- 
Intestines,  In-tes-tinz,  n.  pi.   de  b'selz;  de  en- 

tralz. 
Inthral,  In-trol,  v.  t.  tu  enslav;  tu  Jakl. 
Inthralment,  In-trol-ment,  n.  servitn,d;  slaveri. 
Inthrone,  In-tron,   v.  t.  tu   entron.     Se  {En- 

thnme.y  [ojip. 

Intimacy,  In'ti-ma-si,  ».  klos  familyiariti  er  fel- 
Intimate,  In'ti-mat,  a.  inmost;  inward;  ner;  klos; 

familj'ar:  klosli  akwantcd. 
Intimate,  In'ti-mat,  v.  a  familyar  frend:  a  kon- 

fidant.  [skii,rli. 

Intimate,  In'ti-mat,  r.  t.  tu  hint:  tu  sugjest  ob- 
Intimately,  In'ti-mat-li,  ad.  klosli;  nerli;  famil- 

yarli,  [sugjestyon. 

Intimation,  In-ti-ma-Jon,  ji.  a  hint:  an  obskij,r 
Intimidate,  In-tim-i-dat,  v.  i.  tu  mak  feiiul;  tu 

overo.  [timidatig;  fer. 

Intimidation,  In-tim-i-da-Jon,  «.  de  akt  ov  in- 
Intire,  In-tjr,*  a.  hoi.     Se  {Entire.y 
Into,  In'tu,  prep,  notig  entrans  ©r  penetrajon. 
Intolerable,    In-tol-er-a-bl,   a,    insuferabl;  not 

tu  be  born,  [ablnes. 

Intolerableness,  In-tol-er-a-bl-nes,  n.  insufer- 
Intolerably,  In-tol-er-a-bli,   ad.   not  tolerabli; 

insiiferabli,  [er  endn,rans. 

Intolerance,  In-tol-er-ans,  ii,  wont  ov  tolerans 
Intolerant,  In-tol-er-ant,  a.   not   tolerant;  not 

cndnrig,  [ajon. 

Intoleration,  In-tol-cr-a-Jon,  n.  wont  ov  toler- 
Intomb,  In-tiim,  r.  t.  tu  plas  in  a  toom. 
Intonate,  In'to-uat,   i'.  t.   tu  tunder;  tu  s'snd; 

tu  sig,  [Qunt. 

Intonation,  In-to-na-Jon,  ji.  maner  ov  s-sndig;  a 
Intort,  In-tc5rt,  V.  t.  tu  twist;  tu  red;  tu  rig. 
In  toto,  In  tu-to,  ad.  [X.]  in  de  hoi;  entjrli. 
Intoxicate,  In-tok-si-kat,  i',  \.  tu  inebriat;  tu 

mak  drugk. 
Intoxication,    In-tok-si-ka-Jon,    ».    inebrinjou; 

drugknnes,  [ablnes. 

Intractability,  In-trak-ta-bil-i-ti,  n.  ungdverii- 


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I.VTR ACTABLE,   In-trikt-n-bl,  a.  stubom;  unm&n- 

iijal.l:  ntmnii;  pcrv.TH:  i>b«tinat. 
I.VTR ArTABLENEas,  In-trukt-a-bl-nc!),  n.  (!ib^tina.si, 

jxTVfT^nes.  [Htubornli. 

iNTttACTABLT,  In-trakt-a-bli,  W.  untoADajabli; 
Intramsitive,    In-tran-si-tiv,     a.    a    gramatikul 

t<;riii,  i'k-<|>r^^ig  a  menig  hwiQ  dux  not  pas  over 

tu  :in  objekt. 
I.VTRAV8ITIVELY,   In-tran-si-tiv-li,  ad.  widit  an 

nl.j-kt  f.jU)io. 
I.v  TttAXSiTu,  In  tran-si-tq,,  [L.]  in  de  akt  ov  pas- 

ip,  ai  infrqaniljr,  from  wun  plas  tia  andder. 
I.VTRANSMUTABLE,  In-tranji-niq,-ta-bl,  a.  nottrans- 

niiitubl.  [tu  trenq. 

IXTRKNCH,    In-tr«5nq,  c.  t.    tu  invad:  tu  enkrufj; 
Intrkmcu,  In-trenij,  r.  t.  tu  furo;  tu  fortifj. 
Intrenchment,   In-ti^n^-mcnt,  n.   a  fortifikajon 

vfid  a  tronq. 
IVTRKPID,  In-tr^p-id,  a.  ferles;  d^rig;  bold;  brav. 
I.VTREPiDiTV,   In-tre-pid-i-ti,  ».  fcrlcsnca;  kuraj; 

valor. 
IxTREPiDLr,  In-tr^p-id-li,  aJ.  ferlesli:  d.'^rigli. 
IsTRiCACV,    In'tri-ka-si,    h.    kompk'k:-'iti;  konipli- 

kajon.  [ttbi^ktir. 

I.VTRICATE,  In'tri-kat,  a.  perpl^kst;  komplikHtcl: 
Intricately,    In'tri-kat-li,    ad.    in   an   intrikat 

maner.  [trika«i. 

IsTRiCATENESS,  In'tri-kat-ncs,  «.  involqjfon;  in- 
I.vtrioue.  In-tr£g,  H.  [Fr.]  a  plot,  apljd  tu  af4rz 

ov  luv  ur  guvcrnmcnt;  a  Icomplikajon;  a  gtrata- 

jom:  ainAr.  ■ 

LsTRiGLE.  In-tr^K,  r.  ».  tu  form  plot?. 
JxTRiGi'ER,  In-trpg-cr,  n.  wun  hit)  intregz. 
iNTRiGL'iNOLr,  In-trrg-ig-li,  ad.  wid  intrtg. 
Intrinsic.  In-trin-sik.  )    a.    not   ck^trinsik: 

iNTRlNsrCAL,  In-trin-si-kal,  i      inherent;  intfrnal; 

n.ityiiral:  substanjal;  rral;  trco;  j^nytiin. 
Intrinsic  ALLY,    In-trin-si-kal-i,    ati.    intemali; 

rEuii:  widin.  [ujer  in. 

Introduce,  In-tro-dri«,  r.  t.  tu  briji,  kondiikt,  or 
Inthodl'CER,  In-tru-di'is-cr,  n.  wunhin  introdii-cz. 
IsTRODCCTiON,  In-trcj-duk-Jon,  «.  dt  akt  ov  in- 

troJiisij):  prcienta/on: — an  cgzordiurata  prcfa.*. 
Introductive,    In-trQ-diik-tiv,  a.  servig  tu  in- 
tra di'i'*. 
I.NTROOfCTOR,  In-tra-ddk-tor,  n.  wun  ha  intro- 

dii«ez.  [trodi'is. 

iNTRODfCTORr,  In-tra-ddk-t<a-ri,  a.  servij)  tu  in- 
jNTiiO(iRE.ssiON,  In-tru-gr^J-on,  n.  cntrans. 
lsTR(iMis.sioN.  In-tro-miJ-on,  n.  a  «cndig  in. 
Imtromit,    In-tra-rait,  r.  t.   tu  send   in:   tu  lot 

in:  tu  ailmit.  [insid. 

Introspect,  In-tra-sp^kt,  r.  (.  tu  tak  a  vq  uv  dr 
Introspection,   In-tra-spek-Jon,  n.  a  vii  ov  df 

ill-!'!.  [trorcrtijj. 

Introversion.   In-tro-v^r-Jon,  n.   At  akt  ov  in- 
Introvert,  In-tro-vi'rt,  r.  t.  tu  turn  inwardz. 
Intrl'OE,  In-tn6<l,  r.  «.  tu  kum  in  unwolkum;  tu 

cTiti-r  wid-it  porraijon:  tu  cnkrutc;. 
Intrude,  In-trtib>l,  r.  (.  tu  fijrs  in  ntilli:  tu  obtrtM. 
Intkideh.  In-trfnl-er,  n.  wun  h^u  infrMz. 
Intrusion,  In-trvf»-jon,  ».  At  akt  ov  introxlig. 
Intrusive,  In-tn£-sir,  ji.  intntxlio:  apt  tu  intnM. 
Intrust,    In-trd^t,    p.  /.    tu  deliver  in  trust:  tu 

k.-niit   tu.  [imrdiat  nolej. 

Intuition,  In-tii-iJ-on,  ■.  intqitir  p<!r«epJon: 
Intuitive.  In-tq,-i-tiv,  a.  sen  bj  dr  mind  inii'<Ii- 

ntli,  wid'st  dr  intcrvi-njon  ov  (^rgnmL-nt  or  tej- 

timoni:  klerli  «n.  [sepjon. 

Intuitively,  In-lq-i-tiv-li,  ad.  bj  imrdiat  per- 
Intujcescencb,    In-tii-m^j-cna,    m.    a   swclig;  a 

ti\m  >r. 
I.NT"WiNE,  In-twjn,  r.  L  tu  twist  <»r  rr d  tug^der. 
Inumbrate.  In-dm-brat,  r.  (.  tu  kuvcr  wid  Jadi. 
Inundant.  In-dn-dant,  a.   overfloij). 
I.nl'noate,  In-dn-dat,  r.  i.  tu  uverflJ  wid  wot«r. 


Inundation,  In-un-da-/on,  n.  an  overflo  or  wa- 
ter; delnj. 

Inurbanity,  In-ur-ban-i-ti,  n.  insivilili;  rcDdnes. 

Inure,  In-yi^r,  r.  I.  tu  habityi^nt;  tu  akiLstom. 

Inure,  In-yiir,  r.  i.  (Laio)  tu  tak  efikt. 

Inurement,  In-jni,r-mcnt,  n.  praktit;  habit;  jmf, 

Inurn,  In-iirii,  r.  t.  tu  inuiim;  tu  bi-ri.     [kuitom. 

Inubitation,  In-yn-si-ta-Jon,  «.  wont  ov  jm; 
di^yi'i''. 


Inutile.  In-yl^-til,*  ».  yu'le*;  unprofiubl. 
,    In- 
ablnc8. 


Inutility,    In-yti-til-i-ti,  n.  ji^slcgnea;  anprdfit- 


Inutterablk,  In-dt-cr-a-bl,*  a.  andtcrabl. 
Invade,    In-vad,  c.  t.    tu  atik;  tu  enter  hostilli; 

tu  ustil. 
Invader,  In-vad-cr,  n.  wun  hcbinvadz;  an  avilant. 
Invalid,  In-v:'il-id,  a.  wek;  ov  na  wat  or  kojensi. 
Invalid,  In-va-led,  n.  a  soljcr  or  uder  j)erion  di»- 

abld  l(i  sikncs  or  woindz. 
Invalid,  In-va-ied,  a.  di<abld;  inferm;  wek. 
Invalidate,  ln-val-i-«lat,  r.  t.  tu  wekn;  tu  mak 

V-fd. 

Invalidation,  In-val-i-dii-Jon,  «.  deaktovwek- 

nii).  [weknes. 

Invalidity,    In-va-lid-i-ti,    n.    wont  ov  validiti; 
Invaluable,   In-val-yi^-a-bl,  a.    dat  kan  not  be 

val yi^d  or  e^^tiuinted:  in&stimabi:  prejus. 
Invaluably,  In-v:il-yti,-a-bli,  a/J.  ine-itiraal>!i. 
Invariable,  In-vii-ri-a-bl,  a.  un(^anjabl:  konstant. 
Invariableness,  In-va-ri-a-bl-nea,n.  imiilabilili; 

konstan-:!. 
Invasion,    In-va-jon.    n.    de  akt  ov  invadig;  a 

ho~til  entmn'';  iiirud;  atak. 
Invasive,  In-vii-siv,  a.  enterig  hostilli;  agresiv. 
Invective,    In-vek-tiv,    m.    a  hqrj  sen/qr;  aggri 

abi'i^.  [sorius. 

Invective,   In-v^k-tiv,  a.  satirikal;  abusiv;  .sen- 
Invectivkly,   In-v^k-tiv-li,   ad.   satirikali;  abq- 

sivli. 
Inveigh,  In-vu.  t.  ».  tu  utcr  scn/qr;  tu  ral. 
Invekjiikr.  In-vri-er,  n.  wun  hit)  inraz. 
Inveigle,  In-ve-gl,  r.  /.  tu  hwcdl:  tu  -sedqa. 
Inveiglement,  In-ve-gl-mcnt,  a.  seduk/on. 
Inveigler,  In-VE-gler,  ».  a  sedqser:  a  descvcr. 
Inveiled,  In-vald,  a.  kuvcrd  ax  wid  a  vai. 
Invent,   In-vint,  r.  t.    tu  diskdver:  tu  forj;  ta 

fan. 
Inventer,  In-ven-ter.  a.  wun  hiti  invents;  a  forjer. 
Inve.vtful,  In-vent-ful,  a.  ful  ov  invenjon;  in- 

ventiv.  [•jt. 

Inve.vtible,  ln-v^n-ti-bl,»  a.  kapablov  beigfund 
Invention,    In-ven-Jon,  a.  de  akt  er  fakuiti  ov 

inventig:  a  tig  invented:  a  kontrjvau^:  furjeri; 

fik/ilM.  i.YUS. 

Inventive.    In-ven-tiv.  a.  apt  tu  invent;  injcn- 

Inventor.  In-ven-tor,  a.  wun  hok  inv^nU;  a  kon- 
triviT.  [inventori. 

Inventorial.    In-ven-Ui-ri-al,  a,    relatig  tu  an 

Inventorially.  Iii-vcn-t<i-ri-al-i,  ad.  in  de  min- 
er..v  an  invonturi.  ^gudz. 

Inventory,    In'ven-to-ri,   n.   a  li^t  or  aktsnt  or 

Inventory,    In'vpn-tu-ri,  r.  /.  tu  mak  a  li.<t  ov. 

Investue-ss,  In-v^n-tres.  w.  a  femal  hot  invents. 

Inverse.  In-vi-r.-".  a.  inverted: — op«5zd  tu  <fiV(»t/. 

Inversely,  In-vers-li,  ad.  in  an  inverted  order. 

Invijision,  In-ver-Jon,  a.  <;anj  ov  order,  tjm,  plaa, 

Invest.  In-r^rt,  r.  f.  tu  turn  up?id  dvn;  tu  plai 

in  a  kontrari  erder;  tu  plas  de  last  f?r»i;   tu 

reveri. 
Invektkbrate.  In-v«.tr-te-brat,  j   a.  not  t^- 

iNVEfiTEBRATED,  In- vdr-te-brat-cd,  I        tebrat«d; 

di'-iiitut  or  vertcbrc. 
Invertko.  In-v«;rt-ed,  p.  a.  qnnjd  bj  inverjon. 
Invertedly.    In-v^rt-ed-li,  ad.  in  a  k6nlniri  or 

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Invest,  In-vest,  v.  t.  tu  dres;  tu.  klod;  tia  ara; 

tu  vest;  tia  konfer  upon;  tu  enkloz;  tia  sur^nd. 
LvvESTiGABLE,  In-ves-ti-ga-bl,  a.  dat  ma  bs  serqt 

■St.  [fjnd  ■St. 

Investigate,    In-ves-ti-gat,  v.  t.  tu  serq  -st;  tu 
Investigation,  In-ves-ti-ga-Jon,  n.  a  serqiij;  egz- 

aminajon. 
Investigative,  In-ves-ti-ga-tiv,  a.  kixrius;  serqii). 
Investigator,    In-ves-ti-ga-tor,   n.    wun  hcD  in- 

vestigats.  [pozejon. 

Investiture,    In-ves-ti-tixr,  n.    de  akt  ov  giviij 
Investive,  In-ves-tiv,  a.  enserkliij;  euklcaziij. 
Investment,  la-vest-meut,  n.  de  akt  ov  investiij; 

dres;  klodz. 
Investor,  In-ves-tor,  n.  wun  hcD  invests. 
Inveteracy,    In-vet-er-a-si,  n.    log  kontinyiians 

ov  eni  tii)  bad,  az  a  dizez,  &3.;  obstinasi  ov  itijnd. 
Inveterate,    In-vet-er-at,   a.    old;  loij  establijt: 

fikst.  [bsiij  inveterat. 

Inveterateness,  In-vet-er-at-nes,  n.  de  slat  ov 
Inveteration,    In-vet-er-a-Jon,    n.    de    akt   ov 

makii]  inveterat. 
Invidious,  In-vid-i-us,  a.  envius;  eksjtiij  envi  er 

il-wil;  ofensiv. 
Invidiously,  In-vid-i-us-Ii,    a.d.   in  an  invidius 

manev.  [pi'ovakiij  envi. 

Invidiousness,   In-vid-i-us-nes,  ?i.  de  kwolitiov 
Invigilance,   In-vij-i-lans,  n.  wont  ov  vijilans. 
Invigorate,    In-vig-o-rat,  v.  t.  tui  strejjton;  tu 

animat.  [vigorathj. 

Invigoration,    In-vig-o-ra-Jon,  n.  deaktovin- 
Invincibility,  In-vin-si-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

beii)  invinsibl.  [abl. 

Lnvincible,  In-vin-si-bl,  a.  insvi,perabl;unk6gker- 
Invincibleness,   In-vin-si-bl-nes,  n.  unkogkera- 

blnes.  [kerabli. 

Invincibly,  In-vin-si-bli,  ad.  insi'^perabli;  unkoij- 
Inviolability,  In-vj-o-la-bil-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

beii)  invjolabl. 
Inviolable,  In-vj-o-la-bl,  a.  dat  ma  not  be  vjc- 

lated;  profand  er  brokn;  sakrcd. 
Inviolableness,  In-vi-o-la-bl-nes,  n.    de  kwoliti 

ov  beii]  invjolabl.  \jW- 

Inviolably,  In-vj-o-la-bli,  ad.  wid-st  breg  er  fal- 
Inviolate,    In-vj-o-lat,  a.    unhurt;    unprofand; 

unbrokn.  [lated. 

Inviolated,  In-vj-o-lat-ed,  a.  unprofand;  unvjo- 
Invious,  In'vi-us,*  a.  impasahl:  not  tu  be  past. 
Invisoate,    In-vis-kat,   v.  t.   tu  Ijn;  tu  deb  wid 

gill.  \}l- 

Inviscerate,    In-vis-er-at,  v.  t.  tu  bred;  tu  nur- 

Invisibility.  In-viz-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beip 
invizibl.  [impcrseptibl. 

Invisible,    In-viz-i-bl,    a.  dat   kan  not  be   sen; 

Invisibly,  In-viz-i-bli,  ad.  in  an  invizibl  maner. 

Invita  Minerva,  In-vj-ta  Mi-aor-va,  {L.  Miner- 
va beii)  unwilii);]  wid'st  dead  ov  jenyus. 

Invitation,  In-vi-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  invjtiij; 
solisitajon.  [invitajon. 

Ikvitatory,  lu-vj-ta-to-ri,  a.  3'il,zii)  or  kontaniij 

Invite,  In-vjt,  v.  t.  tu  bid;  tu  kel;  tu  ah\r;  tu 
porswfid. 

Invite.  In-vjt,  v.  i.  tu  giv  an  invitajon;  tu  ask. 

Inviter,  In-vjt-er,  h.  wun  hcu  invjts. 

Inviting,  In-vjt-ii),  pp.  a.  hi,rii);  tomtig;  atraktiv. 

Invitingly,  In-vjt-ig-li,  ac^.  in  suqamaner  az  in- 
vjts. [ov  invjtii). 

Invitingness,  In-vjt-ig-nes,  71.  de  piserer  kwoliti 

Invocate,  In'vo-kat,  v.  t.  tu  invok;  tu  implor. 

Invocation,  In-vo-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  kelig 
upon  in  priir.  [ak-snt. 

Invoice,    In'vers,  v.  t.    tu  insert  in  an  invers  or 

Invoice,  In'vers,  ji.  a  katalog  ov  a  Jips  frat;  a  kat- 
alog  ov  gudz  wid  dq,r  prjscz. 

Invoke,  In-v6k,  v.  t.  tu  kel  upon:  tu  implor; 
tu  pra  tu. 


Involucre,  In'vo-lti,-ker,  n.  a  kaliks  or  brakt. 
Involuntarily,    In-v61-un-ta-ri-li,    ad.   not  bj 

qers,  er  wil.  [p'v  qers  er  wil. 

Involuntariness,    In-vol-un-ta-ri-nes,    n.  wont 
Involuntary,    In-v61-un-ta-ri,  a.  not  voluntari; 

not  wilig.  [komplikajon; 

Involution,  In-vo-li^-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  involvig; 
Involve,  In-v61v,  v.  t.  tu  enrap;  tu  komprjz;  ixa. 

cntwist;  tu  tak  in;  tu  entaggl;  tu  blend. 
Involvedness,    In-v61v-ed-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  bs- 

iij  involvd.  [nerablnes. 

Invulnerability,  In-vul-ner-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  invdl- 
Invulnerable,    In-vul-ner-a-bl,   a.  dat  kan  not 

be  woonded. 
Invulnerablen'ess,    In-vul-ner-a-bl-nes,    n.   de 

stat  ov  bell)  inviilnerabl.  [wel. 

Inwall,    In-wol,  V.    t.  tu  enkloz  er  fortif  j  wid  a 
Inward,     In'ward,    a.    internal;    interior;    plast 

widin. 
Inwai;d,  In'ward,      j  ad.,    toardz  de  insjd  er  in- 
Inwards,  In'wardz,  \      ternal  pqrts;  widin;  kon- 

kavli. 
Inwardly,  lu'ward-li,  ad.  in  de  hqrt;  internali. 
Inwards,  In'wardz,  n.  pi.  de  b-selz;  iner  pqrts. 
Inweave,  In-wev,  v.  t.    \i.  inwov,  ps.  inwevig, 

inwovn:]  tu  miks,  in  weviij;  tu  intertwjn. 
Inwrap,  In-rdp,  v.  t.  tu  infold;  tu.  involv. 
Inwreath,  In-red,  v    t.  tu  red  ar-gnd. 
Inwrought,   lu-ret,  a.  adurnd  wid  figyq,rz. 
Iodine,  'i*'o-din,  n.  a  substans  obtand  from  kelp. 
Ionian,  »P-o-ni-an,   a.    relatig  tu  tonia,  or  tu  a 

klustcr  ov  Grek  jlandz. 
Ionic,  "f-on-ik,  a.  relatii)  tu  fonia,  or  de  djalekt 

ov  de  ionianz; — belogig  tu  wun  ov  de  f  jv  erderz 

ov  qrkitektyi|r. 
Iota,  •t-o-ta,  n.  atitl;a  jot;  de  lest  kwontiti. 
Ipecacuanha,      Ip-e-kak-yix-an-a,     n.    a     Sst 

Amerikan  plant  er  rcDt,  ov  emetik  vertyi],z. 
Ipse  dixit,  Ip'se  diks-it,  [Z.]  mer  aserjon;  dogma- 

tizm.  [fakt. 

Ipso  facto,   Ip'so  fiik-to,    [L.]    bj  er  in  de  mer 
Irascibility,    "f-ras-i-bil-i-ti,    n.    propensiti  tu 

aijger.  [hasti. 

Irascible,  *-ras-i-bl,  a.  pron  tu  agger;  iritabl; 
Irasciblen'ess,   i<-ra3-i-bl-nes,  «.  destatovbeig 

jrasibl. 
Ire,  ir,  n.  agger;  raj;  pajonat  hatred. 
Ireful,  lu'ful,  a.  aggri;  rajig;  fi],rius. 
Irefully,   fo'ful-i,  ad.  wid  jr;  in  an  aggri  man- 
er. [bo. 
Iridescence,  Ir-i-des-ens,  n.  de  kulor  ov  de  ran- 
Iridescent,   Ir-i-d(5s-ent,  a.  kulord  Ijk  de  ranbo. 
Iris,  1^'ris,  ».    [L.]  de   ranbo; — de  serkl  risnd  de 

pi],pil  ov  de  j; — fler-de-le. 
Irish,  i''rij,  a.  relatig  tu  tPrland  er  its  pepl. 
Irishism,  'f 'rij-iz-m,  n.  an  i'rij  idiom  er  fraz. 
Irk,  Erk,  !'.  t.  tu  weri. 
Irksome,  Erk'sum,  a.  werisum;  tedyus. 
Irksomely,  Erk'sum-li,  ad.  werisumli. 
Irksomeness,  Erk'sum-nes,  n.  tediusnes. 
Iron,    i'urn,  er  i'lon,    n.   de  most  komon  and 

.yiisfial  ov  metalz; — pi.  qanz;  manaklz. 
Iron,  i'urn,  a.  mad  ov  jurn;  stern;  hqrd. 
Iron,  i'urn,   v.  t.  tu  smoid  wid  an  jurn;  tu  kon- 

f  jn  or  Jakl  wid  jurnz. 
Ironed,  i''urnd,  a.  qrmd;  feterd. 
Iron-hearted,  i<-urn-hqrt-ed,  a.  h(^i-d-hqrted. 
Ironic,  li-ron-ik,  )  a.  ekspresig  wun  tig  and 

Ironical,  i-ron-i-kal,  \      menig  aniider;  kontan- 

ii)  jroni. 
Ironically,  ^i-ron-i-kal-i,  ad.  bj  de  yi\s  ov  jroni. 
Ironmonger,  'J-urn-miig-ger,  «.  a  drier  in  jurn. 
Ironmould,    i<'urn-mold,    n.    a  mqrk  or  spot  on 

linen,  okajond  bj  de  rust  ov  jurn. 
Ironsided,  'f'urn-sjd-ed,  a.  strog;  ruf;  hqrdi. 
Ironwood,  'Furn-wud,  n.  a  veri  hqrd  wud. 


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Irony,  Varn-i,  a.  mad  ov,  or  Ijk  jura. 

iBo.sy,  'Fron-i,  n.  a  mod  uv  speq  io  hwiq  de  mta- 

H)  i/.  kcjiitniri  tu  de  wurdr. 
luiiADiA.NCE,  Ir-ii-di-aus,     )  u.  an  Emijon  ov  ra« 
luitAmANCV,  Ir-ii-di-iin-si,  I      ov  Ijt;  bemB  ov  Ijt. 
loBADiATE,  Ir-d-di-at,  r.  t.  ta  adurn  wid  Ijt;  tu 

brjtn;  tu  ili],iuiu;  tu  ihiminnt. 
laBAUiATE,  Ir-u-di-nt,  v.  i.  tu  Jjn;  tu  ^ro  brjt. 
IiiiiADiATK,  Ir-d-di-nt,  a.  adornd  wid  Ijt. 
l&UALilATlON,  Ir-Q-di-a-Jon,  ri.  ih|,uiiiinji4n. 
Ikeational,  Ir-aJ-on-al,  a.  not  rajonal;  k6ntrari 

tu  rr xn;  ubsdrd. 
IiiKATio.VALiTV,  Ir-aJ-on-il-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  he- 

i\)  irujoiial;  wont  ov  rczn. 
luEATio.NALLY,  Ir-aJ-on-al-i,  ad.  absdrdli. 
laaECLAiUAULE,  Ir-c-kldin-a-bl,   a.   dat  kan  not 

be  riUliimd. 
Lebkclaimablt,  Ir-e-kltiin-a-bli,   ad.   so  az  not 

tu  be  rekluuid. 
Ibrkcuncilable,   Ir-ck-on-sjl-a-bl,    a.    dat  kan 

nut  be  rt-'knnsjld. 
IttBECO.xciLABLEVEss,  Ir-uk-on-sjl-a-bl-nes,  n.  de 

¥tat  t)V  btiy  irekoi)!<ilabl. 
Irreooncilablt,    Ir-ek-on-gp-a-bli,    ad.    in    an 

ircki)ii>[labl  uiiint-r. 
lEBhX'ONCiLiATiON,  Ir-ek-on-sil-i-d-Jon,  n.    wont 

I'V  ri-kniisiliaj<jn.  [konlcd. 

luKECouuABLE,  Ir-E-konl-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  re- 
Irbecovebable,  Ir-e-ktiv-er-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

br  ri-ktivLTd:  not  rekdvcnibl. 
Ibrkcovkrablexess,  Ir-E-kdv-er-a-bl-ncs,  n.  stnt 

br^'oiul  rckuvuri.  Irekuvcri. 

iRRKCOVEBAnLY,  Ir-E-kdv-cr-a-bli,  ad.  beyond 
Iruedkemaule,  Ir-e-dem-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

rntniiil.  [redt'ist. 

Irrkdl'cible.  Ir-e-di'is-i-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 
Irrekraqability,   Ir-ef-ra-ga-bil-i-ti,   o.    inka- 

jia-siti  ov  kiinfutnjon.  [fntod. 

Irrefragable,  Ir-6f-ra-ga-bl,  a.  not  ta  be  kon- 
Lrrekrauably,  Ir-ef-ra-ga-bli,  ad.  abdv  konfi^- 

tajon. 
Irrefutable,  Ir-c-fi'it-a-bl,  or  Ir-ef-yn,-ta-bl,  a. 

dat  kan  nut  be  rEfi^ted;  ununscrabl;  indispntabl. 
Irregular,  Ir-og-yi^-lar,  a.   not  regynhir;   ime- 

hxiikal:  disorderli.  Lynlariti;  vjs. 

Irregularity,  Ir-og-yt|,-lar-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  reg- 
Irreoularlv,  Ir-^g-yn-lar-li,  ad.   wid'st  nxA  or 

mct."l.  [ed. 

Irrelative,  Ir-^l-a-tiv,  a.  not  relativ;  unkon^kt- 
Irrelatively,  Ir-dl-a-tiv-li,  ad.  unkonektcdli. 
Irrelevancy,  Ir-61-E-van-si,  n.   de  stot  ov  bfi^ 

irelf\:int.  [aplikabl. 

Irrelkvaxt,  Ir-61-e-vant,  a.  not  relevant;  not 
Irrelevantly,  Ir-el-e-vant-li,   ad.   in  an   irelc- 

vaiit  niancr. 
Irrelievable,  Ir-e-lev-a-bl,  a.  not  admitig  rEle'f. 
Irreligion,  Ir-e-lij-on,  n.  impjeti. 
Irreligious,  Ir-e-lij-us,  a.  impiu:*;  profdn. 
Irreligiously,   Ir-e-lij-us-Ii,  ad.    wid   irelijon; 

iinpiusli. 
Irremeable,  Ir-£-me-a-bl,  a.  admitin  no  return. 
Irremediable,  Ir-e-me-di-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

be  r^medid. 
Irremediablkness,    Ir-e-mi-di-a-bl-nes,    n.    de 

stilt  ov  brin  irrmrdiabl.  [sdi. 

Irremediably,  Ir-e-me-di-a-bli,  ad.  wid'st  rem- 
iRREMiiMiBLE,  Ir-E-ini!<-i-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  (iqrdnd. 
Irremissibleness.  Ir-e-mis-i-bl-nes,  n.  de  kwol- 

iti  <iv  brio  ircmisibl.  [he  pqrdnd. 

Irremissirlv,  Ir-e-ini.i-i-bli,  ad.  so  az   not  tu 
Irrkmuvable.  Ir-r-niiiv-a-bi,  a.   inuDvabl. 
Irrfmi  NKKABLE,  Ir-E-mii-ncr-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  be 

rrW(inii-<l. 
Irrepakability,  Ir-cp-a-r»-bll-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov 

brig  ire|>anibl.  [rrpvd. 

lutEPARABLE,  Ir-^p-a-ra-bl,  a.   dat  kaa  not  be 


Irreparablt,  Ir-^p-a-ra-bli,  ad.  wid^t  rekuveri 

or  r^medi.  [repaid. 

Irrei'ealable,  Ir-e-p^l-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 
Irrepentanc'E,  Ir-r-i)«?nl-anj<,  n.  imjicnitens. 
Irrepleviable,  Ir-c-plov-i-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

be  repluvid. 
Irreplevisable,  Ir-e-pl^v-i-sa-bl,  a.  irepl^viabl. 
luuEPRtiiENsiBLE,  Ir-ep-rE-h<in-«i-bl,  a.  not  rep- 

rihi-iisilil.  [blam. 

Irrepreiienhibly,  Ir-ep-re-h^n-gi-bli,  ad.  widit 
Irrepressible,  Ir-e-pr^-i-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

re  priest. 
Irreproachable,  Ir-c-prdMj-a-bl,  a.  not  rrpro^- 

abl:  fre  from  blum  or  reprutj.  lF"'*^^' 

Irreproachably,  Ir-e-pruiq-a-bli,  ad.  widiit  re- 
Irreprovable,  Ir-e-prrf)V-a-bl,  a.  not  repriiivabi; 

uprjt.  [prd)^. 

Irrephovably,  Ir-E-pn)£»v-a-bli,   ad.   bey6ud   re- 
Irreptitious,  Ir-ep-tiJ-us,*  a.  krepig  in. 
Irresistance,  Ir-e-ziit-an^,  n.  nonrezistan.s;  jcn- 

tlncs.  [ofxazi/on. 

Irresistibility,  Ir-e-zist-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  furs  abdv 
Irresistible,  Ir-e-zist-i-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

reziste<l:  superior  tu  opozijon. 
Irresistibleness,  Ir-e-zist-i-bl-nes,  n.  pTser  abdv 

iipuzijon. 
Irresistibly,  Ir-e-zist-i-bli,  ad.  abdv  opozijon. 
Iruesoluble,  Ir-ez-o-ln-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  bruko 

or  dizolvd.  [tu  sej>arHjon. 

Irresolubleness,  Ir-^z-o-lq-bl-nes,  n.  rezistana 
Irresolute,  Ir-ez-o-lq,t,  a.  not  r^zoli^t;  not  fyrm. 
Irresolutely,  Ir-6z-o-lq,t-li,  ad.  wid-st  fi-rinnes 

ov  injnd.  [uliiJon. 

Irresoluteness,  Ir-^z-o-lqt-nes,  n.  wont  ov  rei- 
Irresolutiox,  Ir-ez-o-h'i-Jon,  «.  wont  ov  ferm- 

nes  i)V  niind. 
Irresolvable,  Ir-E-z61v-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

rezolvd  intu  pqrts.  [minajon. 

lBUh:soLVEDLY,  Ir-E-zolv-od-H,  ad.  wid-st  d£t«r- 
Iruespective,  Ir-e-spek-tiv,  a.  rcgqrdics  ov  s^r- 

kum-tunscz.  [sp^ktiv  maner. 

lRRt:.spECTiVELY,  Ir-e-s{)ek-tiv-li,  ad.   in  an  ire- 
Irrmpirable,  Ir-es-pi-ra-bl,  a.  not  r^spirabl. 
Irresponsibility,   Ir-e-spon-si-bil-i-ti,   n.   wont 

uv  rE-iH>nslbiliti.  [ardnsorabl. 

Irresponsible,  Ir-e-sp6n-si-bl,  a.  not  responsibi 
Irretentive,  Ir-e-t<5n-tiv,  a.  not  rct<5ntiv. 
Irretrievable,  Ir-e-trf'v-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

rrtri'vd:  irr kiiverabl;  ir^parubl. 
Irretrievably.  Ir-e-trev-a-bli,  «<f.  irekdverabli. 
Irreverence.  Ir-ev-cr-ens,  n.  wont  ov  revcrens. 
Irreverent,  Ir-ev-cr-ent,  a.  wontig  in  reverena. 
Irreverently,  Ir-^v-er-ent-li,  ad.  wid-st  rcver- 

ens.  [rev^rst. 

Irreversible,  Ir-e-v.-rs-i-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 
Irreversibleness.  Ir-e-v<jrs-i-bl-ne8,  n.  de  stat 

ov  Itrii)  ireviT-^ibl. 
Irreversibly.  Ir-e-vt«rs-i-bli,  ad.  wid'st  qnnj. 
Irrevocability,   Ir-ev-u-ka-bil-i-ti,   n.   imposi- 

billli  i.v  rrk.'il. 
Irrevocable,  ir-ev-o-ka-bl,   a.   dat  kan  not  be 

revukt.  reki'iid,  or  reverst;  irev^raibl. 
I&REVOCABLENESS,  Ir-^v-o-ka-bl-nos,  n.   de  stat 
ov  brig  irevokabl.  [Qcnj. 

Irrevocably,  Ir-dv-o-ka-bli,  ad.  wid-st  rek..!  or 
Irrigate,  Ir'i-gnt,  r.  t.  tu  wet;  tu  m<Tsn:  tu  wot«r. 
Irrigation,  Ir-i-ga-/<>n,  n.  de  akt  ov  irigntig  or 

w..torig.  [mcrst. 

Irriouous,  Ir-ig-yn-us,   a.   wotcri:  wotord;   dqi; 
Ierisible,   Ir-iz-i-bl,   a.    not  riiibl;   inkatisbl  or 
Iqfter.  [iriubl. 

Irritability,  Ir-i-ta-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  brin 
Irritable.    Ir'i-ta-bl,    a.    etili   iritat«d;    iratfibl; 

frclful. 
Irritant,  Ir'i-tant,  a.  {Lair)  ronderig  vird. 
Irritant,  Iri-tant,  n.  sumtig  dat  iritau. 


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Ieeitate,  Ir'i-tat,  v.  t.   tu  provok;  tia  tez;  tin  [ 

fret:  tu  stimyqlat;  tin  hjtu:  tu  ajitat;  tu  eksjt 

het  or  rednes  in  de  skin  bj  frikjon.  | 

Ieeitation,  Ir-i-ta-Jon,  n.  a  provokajon;  egzas- 

perajon. 
Irkitatoky,  Ii-'i-ta-to-ri,  a.  stimyn,latig;  iritatii). 
Ierubrical,  Ir-db-bri-kal,  a.  koutrari  tu  de  nti- 

brik. 
Irruptiox,  Ir-np-Jon,  n.  an  entrans  bj  fors-,  inrod. 
Irruptive,  Ir-up-tiv,  a.  burstiij  fcDrt;  rujii)  in. 
Is,  Iz,  r.  i.  de  terd  person  «'//.  ov  tu  be. 
IsAGON,  i'sa-gon",  n.  a  figyi^r  havig  gkwal  sjdz. 
Ischiadic,  Is-ki-ad-ik,  a.  pertanig  tu  de  hip. 
IscHURETics,  Is-kn-ret-iks,  n.  pi.    medisinz   tu 

relev  iskqri. 
IscHURY,  Is'kri-ri,  n.  a  stopaj  ov  ytirin. 
ISH,   IJ,   a  terminajon   aded   tu  an  adjektiv  tu 

ekspres  diminiyon;  az,  Uii,  hliiif. 
IsiCLE,  i'si-kl,  n.  a  pendant  Jot  ov  js.    Se  {Icicle^ 
IsiXGLASS,  i'zifl-glas,  n.  a  substans  prEp4rd  from 

de  intestinz  ov  serten  fijez;  mjka.  _      [izm. 

IsLAH,  Iz'lam,  n.  Mah6metaniz-m,erMohameda_n- 
ISLAMISM,  Iz'lam-iz-m,  n.  amilg  Mahometanz,  or- 

todoksi,  er  de  troo  fat;  de  Mahometan  relijon; 

Izlam. 
Island,  t'land,  n.  land  sur-snded  bj  water. 
Islander,  i'land-er,  n.  an  inhabitant  ov  an  jland. 
Isle,  il,  «.  an  jland. 
Islet,  i'let,  «.  a  litl  jland. 

Isochimal,  i-so-kj-mal,  )  a.  havig  de  sam 

IsocHiMENAL,  4-so-kim-e-nal,  i      temperati^r  in 

winter.  [kulor. 

Isochromatic,  i-so -kro-mat-ik,  a.  havig  de  sam 
Isochronal,  i-sok-ro-nal,  a.  havii)  ekwal  tjmz. 
IsocHRONiSM,  ts6k-ro-niz-m, «.  a  vjbrajon  ov  a 

pendi^^lum. 
IsucuRONON,  5'-s6k-ro-non, «.  an  ekwal  tjm-keper, 

er  a  sort  ov  klok  hwiq  iz  dezjnd  tu  kep  perfektli 

ekwal  tjm. 
Isochronous,  i-sok-ro-nus,  a.  havig  de  sam  legt 

ov  tjm;  jsokronal. 
IsODOMON.  j^-s6d-o-mon,  »i.  [G^r.]  {Arch.)  a  spe- 

Jez  ov  anjent  wolig  in  hwiq  el  de  korsez  wer  ov 

de  sam  hjt. 
Isogeothermal,    ^-so-je-o-ter-mal,     a.      havii) 

ekwal  temperatur  belo  de  surfas  ov  de  ert. 
Isography,  i-s6g-ra-fi,  n.  imitajon  ov  handrjtig. 
Isolate,  Iz'o-lat,  r.  t.  tu  detaq;  tu  separat. 
Isolation,  Iz-o-la-Jon,  n.  detaqt  stat:  separajon. 
Isomeric,  i-s6m-e-rik,  a.   kontanip  de  sam  ele- 
ments in  de  sam  rajio,  yet  egzibitig  distii)kt 

kemikal  kwolitiz. 
Isomerism,   $-s6m-e-riz-m,  n.  a.  komp-snd    hwiq 

kontanz  de  sam  elements  in  de  sam  raJio,  and 

egzibits  its  distigkt  kemikal  kwolitiz. 
IsoMETRiCAL,  i-so-met-ri-kal,  a.  ov  ekwal  dimen- 

Jonz.  [iti  ov  form. 

Isomorphism,  'I-so-mer-fiz-m,».  samnes  er  ekwol- 
IsoMORPHOUS,  i-so-mor-fus,  a.    ekwal  er  similar 

az  tu  ferm;  prezervig  de  orijinal  ferm. 
IsoNOMY,  t-s6n-o-mi,  n.  ekwal  lo  er  ekwal  rjta. 


Isoperimeteical,  i-SQ-per-i-met-ri-kal,  a.  havig 

ekwal  bundariz. 
Isoperimetry,  >f-s(a-pe-rim-E-tri,  n.  a  branq  ov 

hj  jeometri  hwiq  trets  ov  de  propertiz  ov  jsoper- 

imetrikal  figyi^rz. 
IsoPYRE,  i'so-pjr,  n.  {Mill.)  a.  silikat  ov  alti,mina, 

Ijm,  and  peroksid  ov  jurn.  [ekwal. 

Isosceles,  i-s6s-e-lez,  a.   haviij  t<i>  legz  er  sjdz 
IsosTEMONOus,  4-so-stem-o-nu3,  a.  havig  stamenz 

ekwal  in  number  tu  de  petalz. 
Isothermal,  i-so-ier-mal,  a.    havir)  ekwal  het. 

tsciterinal  Ipiz,  qr  imajinari  Ijnz  hwiq  pas  trd) 

doz  pernts  on  de  surfas  ov  de  ert,  at  hwiq  de 

men  an3'nal  temperatq,r  iz  de  sam. 
Isotonic,  ii-scD-ton-ik,  a.  havig  ekwal  tonz. 
Issuable,  IJ'i],-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  ijTi,d. 
Issue,  IJ'i^,  i>.  de  akt  ov  pasig  •st;  eksit;  egres; 

event:  terminajon;  konkli^3on; — a  vent;  evakyq- 

ajon; — projeni;  ofsprig. 
Issue,  IJ'i],,  v.  i.  tu  kum  ist;  tu  prosed. 
Issue,  l]'\[,  v.  t.  tu  send  •st:  tu  send  fort. 
Issueless,  IJ'n,-les,  a.  havig  no  ijq. 
Issuing,  IJ'n,-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  sendig  "st. 
Isthmus,  Ist'mus,  n.  a  nek  ov  land  jernig  a  penin- 

si^la  tu  a  kontinent. 
It,  It,  pron.  ov  de  nt^ter  jender,  yq,zd  for  a  iiij. 
Italian,  I-tal-yan,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Itali. 
Italian,  I-tal-j'an,  a.  relatig  tu  Itali. 
Italianize,  I-tal-yan-jz,  v.  t.  tu  mak  Italyan. 
Italic,  I-tal-ik,  a.  denotig  a  kjnd  ov  leter  er  tjp. 
Italicize,  I-tal-i-sjz,  v.  t.  tu  reprczent  in  Italik 

leterz. 
Italics,  I-tal-iks,  n.  pi.  Italik  er  inkljnig  leterz, 

ferst  yn,zd  in  Itali. 
Itch,  Iq,  n.  a  ki^taneus  dizez;  a  tezig  dezjr. 
Itch,  Iq,  v.  i.  tu  fel  iritajon  in  de  skin;  tu  log. 
Itchy,  Iq'i,  a.  infekted  wid  de  iq;  unezi. 
Item,  i'tem,  «.  a  m\  qrtikl;  a  siggl  entri;  a  hint. 
Item,  j^'tem,  ad.  [i.]    elso: — yt^zd  hwen  sumtig 

iz  aded. 
Iterant,  It'er-ant,  a.  repetig.  [agen. 

Iterate,  It'er-at,  v.  t.  tu  repet;  tu  uter  er  doo 
Iteration,  It-er-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  iteratig;  rep- 

etijon. 
Iterative,  It'er-a-tiv,  a.  repetig;  reduhlig. 
Itinerancy,  i-tin-er-an-si,  n.  de  akt  er  habit  ov 

travelig. 
Itinerant,  ^-tin-er-ant,  a.  travelig;  wonderig. 
Itinerary,  i-tin-er-a-ri,  a.   travelig;   dun  on  a 

jurni.  [tu  plas. 

Itinerate,  ^-tin-er-at,  v.  i.  tu  travel  from  plas 
Itself,  It-self,  2)ron.   a  nn,ter  resiprokal  pron'sn 

ov  it.  [task  ov  an  elefant. 

Ivory,  t'vo-ri,  n.  a  hqrd  hwjt  substans,  beig  de 
Ivory,  i'vo-ri,  a.  mad  ov  jvori. 
Ivory-black,  i''vo-ri-blak,  n.  a  substans  prodi^st 

bj  burnig  and  grjndig  jvori:  a  fjn  kjndovblakig. 
Ivy,  i'vi,  n.  a  parasitikal  plant. 
Ixolite,  Iks'o-ljt,  n.  a  mineral  f'snd  in  bitumin- 

us  kol. 
'.'/./  AUD,  Iz'ard,  n.  anuder  nam  ov  de  leter  z. 


J. 


Jj,  izavokal  eksplodent.  It  haz  bin  hcrtufor  I  Jabbee,  Jab-er,t  n.  jdl  tek;  prat;  qat. 
,   jdentif  jd  wid  de  vsel  {i}  and  miggld  wid  it    Jabberer,  Jab-er-er,t  w.  wun  hco  jaberz. 
in  el  de  IggliJ  dikjonariz,  az  it  iz  stil  in  meni  ov    Jabbeement,  Jab-er-ment,}:  n.  jdl  tok;  prat, 
dem.  It  haz  de  sam  s^nd  az  {g}  soft  in  {giant;}    Jacconet,  Jak-o-net,  n.  a  sljt  spejez  ov  muzlin. 
di.z  jet,  jvnt.  Jacent,  Ja-sent,  a.  Ijig  at  legt;  ekstended. 

Jabber,  Jab-er,t  v.  i.  tu  tek  jdli;  tu  qater.  '  Jacinth,  Ja-sint,*  «.'  a  prejus  jem;  de  hjasint. 


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Jack,  Jak,  n.  an  in^ilnDtncnt  tu  pul  of  ba>ts;  an 
enjin  tu  turn  a  iipit,  &.i;  a  yug  pik;  a  flag;  u 
BuptJrt;  a  bul; — dc  mal  ov  de  as; — ae  diuunyi|tiv 

OV  Ji'lt. 

JackadaXDT,  Jak-a-dan-di,  n.  a  litl  impertinent 

lolu.  [luki. 

Jackal,  Jak-ol,  n.  a  smol  animal,  sumhwot  l|k  u 
JackaLENT,  Jak-a-lcnt,  n.  a  sort  ov  puput;  a  btf. 
Jackanafi::s,    Jak-an-aps,  n.   u  mugki;  an  ap;  u 

kiik>kum. 
Jackass,  Jak-a.-;,  n.  de  mal  ov  de  an.         [qrmor. 
Jackboots,    Jak-b-J&ls,  n.  pi.    heats  hwiq  s^rv  uz 
Jackoaw,  J:ik-do,  n.  a  sptjez  ov  de  kru. 
Jackkt,  Jak-ut,  n.  a  Jort  kot;  a  kiu^  waskat. 
Jackkmk£,  Jak-n{f,  n.  a  pokct  bwitlig-uif,  in  de 

f.trin  "V  (1  ])L'nnif.  [Andro). 

Jack-pcuding,  Jak-pud-i{),  n.  a  zani;  a  meri 
Jacksmitu,  .lak-smit,  h.  a  maker  ov  de  enjin-jak. 
Jack  wiTU-A-LANTEEX,    Jak-wid-a-Ian-tcrn,    n. 

a:i  i'^tiis-fatyiius. 
Jacobin,    Jak-u-bin,  n.    a  Gra  or  Hwit  Frjar; — 

a  member  ov  a  former  Frenq  fakjon; — a  sort  ov 

pijon. 
Jacubimc,  Juk-u-bin-ik,  )  a.  rclatig  tu  de 

Jacobinical,  Jak-a-biu-i-kal,  i    Jakobinz  or  d!\,r 

priiisiplz.  [de  Jakubiuz. 

Jacobisism,  Jak-o-bin-iz-m,  n.  de  prin.'^iplz  ov 
Jacobimze,   Jak-a-bin-{z,    v.  t.    tu  infekt  wid 

Jakubinizm.  [Iggland. 

Jacobite,  J:.k-a-bit,  n.  a  pqrtizan  uv  Jamz  II.  ov 
Jacobitk,  Jak-o-bjt,    a.    ov  de  prin^iipiz  ov  de 

Jaku>btt.-i.  [sterlii). 

Jacobus,  Ja-kti-bus,  ».  [L.]  a  gold  ktrn,  25J. 
Jaconet,  Jak-a-not,  n.  a  kors  muzlin.     Se  i^Jac- 

Olltft.) 

Jactitation,  Jak-ti-ta-Jon,  n.  a  tosij):  van  bost- 

ifl.     In  Kanjiii  la,  a  fols  pre  ten  Jon  tu  marij. 
Jaculate,  Jak-yn-lat,  r.  t.  tu  dqrt.        [wepnz. 
Jaculatiox,    Jiik-yn-lii-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  truifl 
Jacclatokv,  Jak-yii-la-to-ri,  a.  traig  Tft. 
Jade,  Jnd,  n.  a  wurtlcs  hors; — a  wuman  in  kon- 

teint; — a  silijus  mineral. 
Jade.  Jad,  v.  t.  tu  t{r;  tu  weri;  tu  rjd  d'sn. 
Jade.  Jad.  r.  i.  tu  lii>z  spirit;  tu  sigk. 
Jadisu,  Jad-iJ,  a.  vijus:  bad;  unqa><t. 
Jaq,  Jag,  n.  a  dcntiky»ilaJon:  *a  smel  lii>d. 
Jaq,  (/r  Jagq,  Jag,  t-. /.  tu  kut  intu  indcntyt^rz 

or  tf  t.  [tikyqlated. 

Jagoed-vess,  Jag-ed-nea,  «.  de  stat  ov  beiy  den- 
Jaggv.  Jag-i,  a.  unevn;  dentikyi^lated;  noQt. 
Jaguar,   Jag-yq,-<;r,  n.   a  ferajiu,  fel^n   animal; 

de  Amerikan  tiger. 
Jau,  Jq.  M.  {/leo.)  wun  ov  de  namz  ov  God. 
Jail.    Jal,  n.  a  prizn;  plas  ov  konfjnmcnt; — ritn 

rum:iiiikali  but  (Jail)  and  ((/d/7.)      Se  (  Gcuil.) 
Jail-bikd,  Jal-berd,  u.  wun  bot  haz  bin  in  jal. 
Jailkii,  .liil-cr,  H.  a  ke(>er  ov  a  jal  or  prizn. 
Jakes,  Jak.s  m.  a  privi. 

Jalap,  Jal-ap,  ».  a  medisinai,  purgativ  rOit  ordrug.  ' 
Jam,    Jam,  n.  a  kon.-<^rv; — o  bed  ov  gton; — a  <jjldz 

In.k. 
Jam,  ,laro,  r.  t.  tu  skwez  klc>.<<li;  tu  pres. 
Jamaica  rEPPEft,  Ja-ma-ku  pep-cr,  n.    Se  {^AU- 

rpice.-* 
Jamb,  Jam,  n.  a  sid  pes  ov  a  f(rplas,  dur,  ka. 
Ja.vk,    Jan,  n.    a  twild  kotn  klot;  sumtimz  spelt 

{j(iin)~a  kern  ov  Jcntja. 
Jangle,    Jag-gl,    r.  i.    tu  prat;   tu  kworcl;  tu 

bikor. 
Jangle,  Jag-gl.  r.  /.  tu  mak  inind  diskordantli. 
Jangle.  Jag-gl,  a.  di.'kitrdant  s«nd;  prat;  dispi^t. 
Janoler.  Jaj-gler,  n.  u  nipglifl,  nffii  fek>. 
Jangling,   Jag-gliy,  n.    baCi;  dispqt;  altcrka/on. 
Janitor,  Jan-i-lor,  h.  [L.\  a  dur-kcpvr:  a  p(arl«r. 
Jaxiz-akv,  Jan-i-ia-ri,  n.  wun  ov  dc  TurkiJ  fut 

gi^rUz;  dr  menial  ^eot  ov  aniider. 


Jannock,  J.-in-ok,  n.  ut  bred;  banok. 
Ja.nsenist,  Jan-^en-iiit.  i».  a  fuluer  or  Janseo,  a 

FreiK;  ilwiuaiii-i,  boi  dcQ{d  fre-wil  and  held  tu 

ireziittibl  gras  and  limitc-d  atoumcut. 
Jant,  Jqut,*  fi.  u  rambl.     .Se  {Jaunt.) 
JANTINEiis,    Jfint-i-ues,  n.  urine.*;  fluter;  fiklncs. 
Janty,  Jqut-i,  a.  Jui;  j^ri;  fluterio;  finikal. 
Januabt,  Jan-yn-a-ri,  n.  dt  fvrsimunt  indejer. 
Japan,  Ja-|^n,  n.  a  vc|ruij:  wurk  vqruijt. 
Japan,   Ja-pan,  r.  t.  tu  vnrnij  and  emboli/  wid 

guild  and  razd  fig^Mirz;  tu  uuik  blak  and  gloai. 
Japa.vnee,  Ja-pan-er,  »i.  wun  boi  japanz. 
Japanning,  Ja-pan-iQ.n.  de  akt  or  qrt  ov  v(^niij- 

iO  and  droijj  figyqrz  on  wud,  leder,  metal,  ptiper, 

ki. 
Jar,  Jqr,  p.  ».  tu  klaj;  tu  intorfer;  tu  kworel. 
Jar,   ,l(|r,  r. /.    tu  mak  tu  jqr;  tu  Jak;  tu  ajitat. 
Jar,  Jqr,  II.  a  vjbrajon:  di^kord; — a  vcsol  or  botl. 
Jaedes,  Jqrdz,  ii.  pi.  hqrd,  kalus  tqmorz  on  dr 

legz  ov  horsez. 
Jabgon,  J^r-gon,  n.  unintelijibl  tok;  giberij. 
Jargonelle,  Jqr-go-nel,  n.  a  spejcz  ov  jjqr. 
Jasmine,    Jaz-min,   ur  Jas-min,  «.    a  plant  and 

flTSer.     Kim  olsu)  {Je**ainiii^.) 
Jasper,  Jas-per,  u.  a  hqrd  stun  yqzd  in  jqelri. 
Jaundice,  Jqn-dis,  «.  a  dizcz  hwi<j  givz  de  jz  and 

skin  u  yelo  kulor. 
Jaundiced,  Jqn-dist,  a.  havij)  de  jqndis. 
Jaunt,  Jqm,  r.  i.  tu  rambl;  tu  wonder  ab'St;  tu 

bu.-l  ab«t.     Se  {-Jant.) 
Jaunt,  Jqnt,  n.  a  rambl;  a  wek; — a  feli. 
Javelin,  Jav-lin,  n.  a  aper  or  hqf-pjk,  nerli  siks 

fet  log,  anjentli  yqzd  b|  fut  or  b.jrs. 
Jaw,  J,i,  II.  de  bun  ov  de  m-st  in  hwiq  At  tet  qr 

fikst;  de  m'st; — t  gruis  abqs. 
Jaw,  Jo,t   r.  t.  tu  abqz: — v.  i.  tu  skold. 
Jav,  Ja,  n.  Q  berd  wid  g-jdi  plqmaj. 
Jazel,  Jti-zel,  II.  a  jem  ov  an  a3qr  or  blq  kulor. 
Jealous,    Jel-us,    a.    suspijus   in  luv;  emyqlus; 

suspi/usli  koJu3  or  vijilant. 
Jealoislv,  Jel-us-li,  ad.  suspijusli. 
Jealousness,  Jel-us-ne!<,*  n.  suspijon. 
Jealousy.  Jel-us-i,  «.  su:<pi/on  in  luv;  fer. 
Jeer,  Jer,  r.  i.  tu  skof;  tu  fl-st;  tu  mnk  mok. 
Jeer,  Jer,  r.  /.  tu  tret  wid  sk..f?;  tu  m.>k. 
Jeer,  Jer,  n.  a  skof;  tqnt;   bjlij)  jest;  flist:  jjb. 
Jeerer,  Jer-cr,  n.  a  skofer;  a  skomer;  a  mi>ker. 
Jeekixgly,  Jer-ig-li,  ud.  skornfuli:  kontemtyq- 

"■*li.  [God. 

Jehovau,  Je-hu-VQ,  «.  de  Ilebrot  proper  nam  ov 
Jejune,   Je-jqn,    a.    wontig;  emti;   vakaat;  dri; 

baren;  b^r;  unafektig. 
Jejuvely,  Jr-jqn-li,  &J.  in  a  jejqn  mancr. 
Jejuneness,  Je-jqn-nes.  n.  i«nyqri;barenne8;dri 
Jellied,  Jel-id,  a.  gli|,tinu?;  vi.^kus.  Ines. 

Jelly,    Jel-i,  «.   u  jrlatinus  substans;  a  kjna  ov 

swetract.     Kitn  ol.*u  <  Gelly.) 
Jemmy,  Jem-i,J  a.  spru..*;  net. 
Jennet,  Jen-et,  n.  u  SjianiJ  hor*.     Se  (Gentrt.) 
Jenneting.  Jeu-ot-in,  ».  konipt«d  from  (JuruaX- 

iit^j.)  an  apl  rjp  in  Jqn;  u  sprjrz  ov  erli  apl. 
Jexnizer-eekendi.  J(?u-i-xer-uf-en-di,  n.  an  of- 

iser  amdg  de  Turks,  bd>i  dqtiz   <^r  similar  tu 

dai    ov    de    provust-mqrjal    in   de  Vqrapean 

qrmiz. 
Jenxy,  J^n-i,  a.  a  maje'n  fnr  tpinig. 
Jeopard,  Jep-anl,  r.  /.  tu  hazard;  tu  risk. 
Jeopardize,  Jei>-uril-jz,  •-. /.  tu  put  injcpardi; 

tu  hazard;  tu  jepard. 
Jeopardous,  Jep-ar-dus,  a.  hazardus. 
Jeopardy.  Jei>-ar-di,  •.  hazard;  danjer. 
Jerboa,    Jer-b(d-<i,    n.   (ZxV.)  mi  animal  rti^m- 

blig  a  der;  a  moM. 
Jerk,  Jerk,  r.  t.  tu  >;:  '  tu  IsJ;  tu  kut. 

Jerk.  Jerk,  n.  a  laj:    .  a  tru. 

Jerked.  Jerkt,^.  a.  -  j.  ai  bef. 


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Jeeker,  Jerk-er,  n.    wun  hoo  jerks;  a  hwiper. 
Jerkin,    Jer-kin,  n.  a  jaket;  a  Jort  kot; — a  mal 

fakn,  a  kind  ov  hok. 
Jersey,  Jer-zi,  n.  fin  wul,  er  yqrn  ov  wtil. 
Jess,    Jes,    ».  a  Jort  strap  ov  leder  er  a  ribon,  tjd 

ab'st  d£  legz  ov  a  hek,  wid  hwiq  it  iz  held  on  de 

fist.  [{■Iasmi>2£.} 

Jessamine,    Jes-a-mln,  >i.    a  fragrant  fliier.     Se 
■Fesse,  Jes-8,  n.  alqrj,  branqiij,  bras  kandlstik. 
Jest,  Jest,  r.  i.  tu.  divert;  lu  mak  sport;  tia  jok. 
J  est.  Jest,  n.  eni  tii)  li|dikrus;  a  lq,f  ir)-stok. 
Jester,  Jest-er,  n.  wungivn  tu  jestir)  er  sport. 
Jesting.  Jest-ig,  n.  uterans  ov  sqrkazm  er  jests. 
Jesuit,  Jez-yq,-it,  n.  wun  ov  a  relijus  and  lerned 

erder  ov  de  Roman  Katolik  fe'urq,  keld  de  So- 

sJEti   ov    Jezus;   funded  bj    Ignajus    Lerola    in 

1534. 
Jesuitic,  Jez-yq-it-ik,  )    a.   bElogig    tu  a 

Jesuitical,  Jez-yi|-it-i-kal,   i      Jezyi^it; — krafti; 

qrtful;  desEtfial. 
Jesuitically,  Jez-yq-it-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  Jezyriit- 

ikal  maner.  [Jezyiyts. 

Jesuitism,    Jez-yix-it-iz-m,  n.  ds  prinsiplz  ov  ds 
Jet,  Jet,  n.  a.  f  jn  blak  fosil; — a  spist  ov  weter. 
Jet,  Jet,  (•.  i.  tu  Jijot  forward;  tu  projekt:  tu  jut. 
Jet  d'eau,    Xa  do,  n.  \_Fr.'\  a  weter  pip  er  sput. 
Jetsam,  Jet-sam,  «.  {Law)  de  akt  ov  troii)  gudz 

overbord  in  a  sterm:  gudz  kast  overbord. 
Jettee,  Jet-E,  n.  a  projekjon;  a  kind  ov  pEr;jeti. 
Jetty,  Jet-i,  n.  a.  mol  projektii)  intu  de  se;  a  pEr. 

llitn  elsQ  Jette  and  Jidty. 
Jetty,  Jet-i,  a.  mad  ov  jet;  blak  az  jet. 
Jeu  de  mots,  Xe  de  mo,  [/V.]  a  pla  upon  wurdz; 

a  pun. 
Jeu  de'esprit,    Xed  espri,  \_FrP\  a  witisizm. 
Jew,  i\\,  n.  a  Hsbro);  an  Iz'raeljt. 
Jewel,  Jv(,-el,   n.    an  ornament  worn  bj  ladiz;  a 

prejus  ston;  a  jem;  eni  tig  prejus. 
Jewel,  Jq-el,*  v.  t.  tu  atldrn  wid  jii,elz. 
Jeweller,    Jq,-el-er,  n.  a  maker  ov,  er  deler  in 

jqelz. 
Jewelry,  Ji|,-el-ri,  n.  jti,elz,  er  ds  w^rz  ov  ji^el- 

erz.     Ritn  elso,  {JeWeUtn/.') 
Jewess,  Jq-es,  n.  a  HEbrco  wuman. 
Jewish,  Jii,-iJ,  a.  rElatig  tu  dE  Jqz. 
Jewshaep,  Jqz-hqrp,  n.  a  mqzikal  instrcDment. 
Jib,    Jib,    n.  diz  bEm  er  qrm  ov  a  kran; — dE  for- 

most  sal  ov  a  Jip. 
Jib,  Jib,  v.  t.  tu  Jift  a  bcom-sal. 
Jiffy,  Jif-i,J  n.  an  instant;  a  moment. 
Jig,  Jig,  n.  a  Ijt  kfirles  dans  er  i\\n\  a  sog. 
Jig,  Jig,  c.  i.  tu  duns  kq,rlesli;  tu  dans. 
Jigger,  Jig-er,  n.  a  majEn  tu  hold  on  a  kabl. 
JiGGiSH,  Jig-iJ,  a.  dispozd  or  sqtabl  tu  a  jig. 
JiLLFLiRT,  Jil-flert,  n.  a  gidi  er  wonton  wuman; 

a  flert. 
Jilt,  Jilt,  n.  a  wuman  hm  dESEVz  her  luver. 
Jilt,  Jilt,  v.  t.  tu  trik  er  dESEV  in  luv. 
Jilt,  Jilt,  v.  i.  tu  pla  er  akt  ds  jilter  koket. 
Jimmer,  Jim-er,*  n.  a  jernted  hinj. 
.Jimp,  Jimp,  a.  nEt;  handsum;  wel  Japt;  {Local.} 
Jingle,    Jig-gl,  v.    t.   tu  koz  tu  giv  a  Jqrp  sund; 

r.  i.  tu  s'snd  wid  a  Jqrp  rati;  tu  tigkl. 
Jingle,  Jig-gl,  n.  a  ratlig  er  kligkig  s-jnd;  tigkl. 
Job,  Job,   )i.    a  pts  ov  qans-wurk;  pES  ov  labor:  a 

pES  ov  wurk  undertakn  for  gan. 
Job,  Job,  V.  t.  tu  strjk  or  stab  wid  a  Jqrp  instrcb- 

mcnt.  [at  jobz. 

Job,  Job,  V.  i.  tu  bj  and  sel  az  a  broker;  tu  wurk 
Jobber,    J6b-er,  n.    wun  ho  duz  (jans-wurk,  &s.: 

— a  drier  in  publik  stuk  or  fundz; — a  msdiator 

betwEn  an  importig  merqant  and  a  rEtaler. 
Jobbernowl,  J6b-er-nol,t  n.  a  blokhed. 
Jockey,  J6k-i,  n.  wun  hcorjdz,  er  dElz  inhersez;a 

(jEt;  a  trikij  felo. 
Jockey,  J6k-i,  v.  t.  tu  get;  tu  trik. 


Jocose,  .Jo-kos,  a.   mcri;  wagij;  givn  tujest. 
Jocosely,  Jo-kos-li,  ad.  wagijli;  in  jest;  in  gam. 

JocosENESS,  jQ-k6s-nes,(      „ ■ 

Jocosity,  Jo-kos-i-ti,''  ;  ^ 

JocosERious,   Jo-ko-se-ri-us,  a.*t   partakig   ov 

nidrt  and  SEriusncs.  [ij. 

Jocular,  J6k-yq-lar,  a.  sportiv;  meri:  jok6s;wag- 
Jocularity,  Jok-yq-lar-i-ti,  n.  meriment;  dispo- 

zijon  tu  jest. 
Jocularly,  J6k-jq-lar-li,  ad.  in  a  jokos  er  jok- 

yqlar  manor. 
JocL'ND,  Jok-und,  a.   meri;  ga;  i^ri;  Ijvli. 
Jocundity,  .Jo-kiin-di-ti,  n.  gacti;  merfi. 
JocuNDLY^,  J6k-und-li,  ad.  merili;  gali. 
JocuNDNESS,    J6k-und-nc3,    n.    de  stat  ov  bsig 

jokund.  [suden  puj. 

Jog,  Jog,  r.  t.  tu  puJ  jentli;  tu  giv  notis  bja 
Jog,  Jog,  r.  i.  tu  mcov  bj  jogz;  tu  travel  lEji^rli. 
Jog,  Jog,    n.    a  puJ;  a  sljt  Jak;  a  hint;  Q  stop; — 

a  jog;  a  jentl  trot,  pas  or  mojon. 
Jogger,  J6g-er,  n.  wun  hca  jogz  er  mcovz  hevili. 
Joggle,  J6g-1,    v.  t.  tu  puJ:  tu  Jak;  tu  josl;  tu 

jusl. 
Joggle,  J6g-1,  v,  i.  tu  Jak;  tu  totcr;  tu  josl. 
Joggle,  J6g-1,  n.  a  Jak;  a  josl;  a  puJ;  a  jog. 
Johannes,    Jo-han-sz,  n.    [L.]  a  Portyt|,g£z  gold 

kern,  valyqd  at  at  dolarz; — of n  kontrakted  intu 

Jcj. 
Join,  Jern,  r.  t.  tu  kupl;  tu  kombjn;  tu  yqnit. 
Join,  Jflrn,  r.  i.  tu  adhsr;  tu  kloz:  tu  yqnit  wid. 
Joinder,   Jtrn-der,  n.   a  konjugkjon;  dE  akt  ov 

jernig. 
Joiner,  Ji^^n-er,  n.  wun  htti  jernz;  a  mskanik. 
Joinery,  Jsn-er-i,  n.  de  wurk  ov  a  jerner;  kqrpen- 

ui.  [yqr. 

Joint,  .Jernt,  -a.  an  qrtikyqlajon  ov  limz;a  jugkt- 
Joint,  Jernt,  a.  J;\rd  bj  to  er  mor:  yiyijted. 
Joint,  Jernt,  v.  t.  tu  yqnjt; — tu  divjd  a  jernt. 
Jointed,    Jtjnt-ed,  a.  havig  jernts,  nots  or  komij- 

J'tirz.  [jernerz. 

Jointer,   Jffnt-er,    n.  a  sert  ov  log  plan  yt],zd  bj 
Joint-heir,  Jofnt-^r,  n.  a  ko-v;  felo-fir. 
Jointly,   Jtfnt-li,  ad.  tugeder;  not  separatli. 
Jointress,  Jernt-rcs,  ji.  a  wuman  hoo  haz  a  jernt- 

yqr. 

Joint-stock  Jernt-stok,  h.  stok  held  in  kumpani. 
Joint-stool,  JtJnt-sttol,  n.  a   stml  konsistig  ov 

pqrts  yquited. 
Joint-tenancy,    Jent-ten-an-si,  n.   a   tenyn_r  bj 

yqniti  ov  tjtl.  [estat  bj  jernt  tenansi. 

Joint-tenant,  Jernt-ten-ant,  ji.  wun  hO)  holdz  an 
Jointure,    Jemt-yn^r,  n.  an  estat  sctld  on  a  wjf, 

tu  bs  eujffd  after  her  huzbandz  dESES. 
Jointure,    Jffnt-yq,r,*  v.  t.  tu  end's  wid  a  jernt- 

Joist,  Jerst,  n.  a.  sekondari  bEm  ov  a  flor. 

Joist,  Jerst,  v.  t.  tu  fit  er  la  in  jersts. 

Joke,  Jok,  n.  a  jest;  sum  tig  not  SErius;  sport. 

Joke,  Jok,  t-.  t.  tujest; — v.  t.  tu  kastjoksat. 

Joker,  J6k-cr,  n.  a  jester;  a  meri  felo. 

Jokingly,  J6k-ig-li,  ad.  in  a  meri,  jestig  wa. 

J  OLE,  Jol,  n.  dE  fas  er  qEk;  ds  hed  ov  a  fij.    Ritn 

elso  {■/(/wLy 

JOLL,  Jul,*  !'.  t.  ttii  bEt  dE  hed  agenst;  tu  klaj. 

JoLLiLY,  J61-i-li,  ad.  gali;  wid  elEvaJon  ov  spirit. 

JoLLiNESS,  J61-i-nes,-*  )  i-    „    ■„     * 

T^, ,  ...,„    r-1  •  i-  «.  saeti;  meriment. 

Jollity,  Jol-i-ti,         )  "       ' 

Jolly,  J61-i,J  a.  ga:  ^ri;  qErful;  plump. 

Jolly-boat,  J61-i-bot,  n.  a  Jips  smel  hot. 

Jolt,    Jolt,  v.   i.  tu  Jak,  az  a  karij  on  an  unevn 

rod  or  on  ruf  gr'snd. 

Jolt,  Jolt,  v.  t.  tu  Jak  wun  az  a  karij  duz. 

Jolt,  Jolt,  n.  a  Jok:  a  vjolent  ajitajon. 

JolteR;  J61t-cr,  n.  hz  or  dat  hwiq  Jaks  er  jolts. 

JoLT-HEAD,  n.  a  grat  hed;  a  duns. 

JoNQUiLLE,  Jon-kwil,  «.  a  spsjEz  ov  dafodil. 


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.I08TLE,  JiWI.t  I'.  <•  tu  ru/  n-^t^nut;  tu  jusl. 

Jot,  .I'lt.  It.  <i  |KTnt;a  till;  juitu;  dr  Ir.-t  kwontiti. 

JouuXAL,  Jiir-Dul,  n.  an  ukiint  uv  duli  trunsuk- 
JoMz;  a  (lj«ri;a  pjipcr  pul>ii/t  duli; — u  porjon  ov 
dr  niekanitin  ov  a  Ktrin-onjin.  [jumalx. 

JoL'ii.VALisu,  Jiir-mil-iz-ni,  ri.  dt  munnjiuunt  ov 

JoriiNALisT,  Jiir-iuil-ist,  n.  u  rjtor  ov  jurnalz. 

JouuNALiZK,  .lAr-nal-jz,  r.t.  tu  enter  in  u  jurnal. 

JOL'HNKV,  Jiir-ni,  n.   travel  bj  land;  n  pasnj. 

JoiJUNCY,  Jur-ni,  v.  i.  tu  ]»i*  from  j)im  tu  plus. 

JouKNKVMAN,  Jiir-ni-uuin,  »i.  a  hjrd  wurkuuin. 

.loiustywoBK,  Jdr-ni-wurk,  n.  wurk  pcrlurmd 
f.tr  hir. 

Joi'ST,  Just,  n.  a  ta)rniiinent;  a  mok  fit.   Se  {Jiist.) 

Joust,  Just,  v.  i.  tu  run  in  dt  tilt:  tu  jusl. 

Jove,  Jov,  h.  Jupitor,  an  anjent  hedcn  dtiti. 

Jovial,  J<f)-vi-al,  a.  ga;  qri;  uiori;  qerf ul. 

Jovially,  Ju-vi-al-i,  ad.  inorili;  gali 


JuDioiouBLY,  Jn-diJ-uo-li,  ad.  skilfuli;  wjrli. 
JuDiciOLs.vtjjs,    Jti-diJ-uD-ne*,    n.    pntMlcoJi;    de 

stut  ov  beiy  judi/u'*. 
JtO,  Jug,  «.  <i  VfSfl  wid  a  g,\\i\xi  beli. 
Juo,  Jug,  r.  1.  tu  imit  a  luriikyiilur  nind,  ai  a 

tx/r^l-  [fig. 

JuaoLK,  Jdg-I,  V.  I.  tu  pla  trik*:  tu  praktis  qrti- 
Jloole,  Jiig-I,  n.  a  trik  ov  IcjerdEtnan;  impoatjiy. 
JuoGLEa,  Jtig-Jer,   n.    wun  luit  praktisos  tlit  ot 

hand. 
Jloolino,  Jdg-lio.  ".  desc-pjon;  iinjHintytir. 
Jloolixolv,  Jdg-liy-li,  ad.  in  a  dc-tiptiv  fnancr. 
JuoLANs,  Jii-gliinz,    fi,   [L.]    {Hot.)    u  jenua   ov 

plants:  dr  wolnut  tre. 
JuouLAB,  Ji'i-gii-lur,  a.  brloflij)  tu  de  trot. 
Juice.  Jiis,  n.  at  sup  ov  vejeiablz;  siikynlcns;  At 

flilid  in  unitnalz. 
JuicELESS,  Ji'is-k's,  a.  drj;  wid-st  marstyt^r. 


JoviALVESS,  ur  Joviality,  Jo-vi-al-ncs,  or  Jo-    Juiciness,  Ji'is-i-ncs,  n.  dt  stat  ov  btiy  ji^-i 


n.  cnoti:  uieriinont 
II.  at  (jfk. 


vi-:il-i-ti,  n 
Jowl,  Jul,  h.  At  <jik.     Se  {•luh-.) 
JowLEK.  Jul-er,  or  J-sl-er,  11.  n  huntit)dogor  bfgl. 
Joy,  Jf,  n.  gladnes:  gneli:  cgzultfijon;  fostiviti. 
Joy,  Jrf,  V.  i.  tu  rrjtrs;  tu  ht  glad;  tu  cgzdit. 
Joy,  Jtf,*  r.  t.  tu  kongratyn^lat;  tu  glodn. 
JOVANCE,  Jtir-ans,*  11.  gHuti;  fcstiviti. 
JOYKfL,  J«r-ful,  a.  ful  ov  j«f:  glad;  cgzdltip;  hapi. 
JOVKULLY,  JtV-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  jtrt'ul  luaiii-r;  wid  jff. 
JOVKULXESS,  Jtf-ful-ncs,  II.  gladucs;  jw;  cgzulta- 

Jon. 
Joyless,  J«ir-le?,  a.  v«rd  ov  jer;givij)  no  piejur. 
Joylessly,  .Itf-lcs-Ii,  W.  wid-it  jtr  or  pU'i^t^r. 
Joyless.vkss,  Jtr-lfs-nes,  n.  dt  stut  ov  beiy  jtflcs. 
Joyous,  J«r-us,  a.  glad;  luori;  giviy  j*;  jtfful. 
Joyously,  JtV-us-li,  ad,  wid  jtr;  wid  gladnes. 
JOYOUS.VESS,  .Itif-us-nos,  n.  dt  stat  ov  bcio  jffus. 
Jubilant,  Ji'i-bi-lant,  a.  rej^siy;  jTJtig  forj»f. 
Jubilation,  Jn-bi-la-Jon,  »i.  de  akl  ov  dekl^rig 

trjumf.  [jtr. 

Jubilee,  Ji'i-bi-lE,  n.  a  publik  festiviti:  a  sczn  ov 
Jucunuity,  Jn,-kdn-di-ti,  «.  plozantncs;  agrtabl- 

DCS. 

Judaic,  Jn,-dH-ik,  a.  rrlatiy  tia  dt  Ji|,z;  ji^^daikal. 
JuDAiCAL,  Jii-(lii-i-kal,  a.  JiliJ:  btloijio  tu  Jt^z. 
JuDAiCALLY,  Jn,-da-i-kal-i,   ad,    after  de   Jr^iJ 

minor. 
Judaism,  Ji\,-da-iz-m,  n.de  relijus  rjts  ov  dt  Jx\t. 
JUDAIZK,  Ji'i,-du-iz,  V,  I.  tu  konform  tu  de  Ji^iJ 

riLs-.  [dt  i\\T.. 

JuDAiZEB,  Jii-da-jz-er,  n.  wun  hcD  konformz  tu 
JUDUE,  Jvij,  n.  wun  luT)  jujpz:  an  qrbiter;  an  ofiser 

hit)  prczjdz  in  a  kort  ov  jr^dikatqr. 
Judge.  Juj,  v.  i.  tu  pas  sentcns:  tu  desjd. 


Juicy.  Jiis-i,  a.  ab-sndiu  wid  jn-;  niffst. 
Jujube,  Jii,-jii,b,  ji.  a  plant:  a  kjnd  ov  Hwettnct. 
Julep,  Jq,-lep,  n.  a  plezant  driyk  or  likwid  med- 

isin. 
Julian,  Ji'^-li-an,  a.  drnotij)  dt  old  ak-snt  ov  de 

ycr,  Svj  kiild  from  .Iiilius  Se zar. 
July,  Jq-li,  n.  dt  sevnt  inunt  in  de  yer. 
JuMAKT,  Jii-mart,  11.  dt  ofsprig  ov  a  bul  and  a 

ui^r.  [er. 

Jumble,  .Tdm-bl,  i-.  t.  tu  niiks  konf^zcdli  tugSd- 
JuMBLE,  Jdm-bl,  V.  I.  tu  be  .ijitated  tugeder. 
Jumble.  Jdin-bl,  n,  a  konfi'iz<i  mas  or  iuik;<tytir. 
JuMBLEME.'«T,  Jum-bl-mcnt,t  «.  a  konfi'izd  mikst- 

yiir.  [fiizedli. 

JuMBLER,  Jdin-bler,  n.  wun  hiD  miksez  tijjz  kon- 
JuMP,  Jump,  i.  i'.  tu  lep;  tu  skip;  tia  blind;  tu 

tall. 
Jump,  Jump,  r.  t.  tu  hazard;  tu  lep  over. 
.luMi',  Jump,  n.  u  lep:  a  skip:  a  btjnd. 
JuMPKK,  Jump-er,  ».  wun  dat  jumps  er  leps. 
Ju.vcATE,  Jdo-kat,  n.  a  swetmet;  a  jugket.     Se 

{•/iiuktt.y 

JuNcous,  Jdy-kus,  a.  f ul  ov  bulnijez. 
Junction,  Jdgk-Jon,   n.   a  ytinyon;  a  je^nig;  a 

koali/on. 
Juncture.  Jdgkt-yqr,  n.  a  jffnt;  an  qrlikyqlajon; 

yHiiymi:  yqniti:— a  kritikal  p<fnt  ov  tjm. 
June,  .Inn,  n.  dt  sikst  munt  ov  dr  yrr. 
JuNEATiNO,  Jqn-et-ij),  11.  an  erli  apl;  a  jcnetig. 
.FuNE-BKRRY,  Jqn-bcr-i,  n.  a  smol  Amcrikan  tre 

and  its  frobl. 
Jungle.  Jdg-gl,  n,  a  tik  klustorov  Jrubz  or  ru/ci. 
Jungly,  .Idy-gli,  a.  relatio  tu,  nr  ful  ov  juggl. 
Junior,  Jqn-yor,  a.  yuggor:  later  in  of  is  or  ragk. 


Judge,  Juj,  r.  t.  tu  \>a»  sentons  ujion;  tu  deter-  j  Junior.  Jtin-yor,  n.  a  p«;rson  yupger  dan  andder. 
JuDOER,  Jdj-er,  n.  wun  h<t)  jujez.  [min.  |  Juniority,  Jiin-yor-i-ti,n.  de  stat  ov  brig  jnnyor. 

Judgeship,  Jdj-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  or  digniti  ov  a  juj.  j  Juniper,  Jq-ni-per.  n.  a  plant  hwin  biirz  a  beri. 
Judgment.  Jdj-ment,  n.  de  akt  <tv  jujig:  p-xer  ov  I  Junk,  Juyk,  n.  prsez  ov  old  kabl,  is.:— a  t'jnfs 


jujii):  understandij):  dcsijon:  kritisizm:  opinyon; 

• — punijnient:  final  da)m;--dc  sontcns  ov  a  juj. 

Uitii  olso  {Jndijcm^nt.) 
Judicative,  Jq-di-ka-tiv,  a.  havig  piser  tu  juj. 
Jcdicatorv,  Jq-di-ka-to-ri,  ri.  a  kort  ov  justis; 

a  tr|biin.il 


Jip-  [ment:  a  juykat. 

.luNKET,  Jtip-ket,  n.  a  swetmet;  a  stoln  cntertnn- 
JuNKET,  Jdg-ket,  v,  i.  tu  fest  sekretli  or  bj  stelt. 
Juno,  .Iq-no,  n.  {ilijtK.)  a  godcs;  de  sister  and 

k<>ns.)rt  ov  Jqpitcr. 
Junto,  Jdn-to,  n.  a  kabal;  a  fakjon:  a  k^nsel. 


Judicatory,  Jq-di-ka-to-ri,  a.   disp<«nsio  justis.    Jupiter,  Ji'ipi-ter,  n.  Juv,  an  anjent  hedcn  de- 
JUDICATURE,  Jq-di-ka-tiir,  11.  pTfcr  ov  distribynt-  !      iti;— wun  ov  dt  prjniari  planets. 

i{)  justis.  I  Jurat,  Ji'i-rut,  n.  a  mujistrat  in  sum  korponi/oni. 

Judicial,  Jiv-<li/-al.  a.  relntin  tu  publik  justis,  [Juratory,  Jii-ra-to-ri,  a.  pcrtanig  tu  an  ot. 

or  a  kurt  ov  l.»;  inflikted  ni  a  jx-nalti.  |  Jure  divino,  Jq-re  di-vj-no,  [L.\  bj  divjn  rjt. 

Judicially.  Jq-di/-al-i,  ad.  in  a  jqdijal  maaer;  I  Juridical,  Jq-rid-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu,  oryqid  in 

in  de  form  ov  legal  justis.  I      korts  ov  justis. 

Judiciary.  Jn,-dij-i-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu  korts  ov  |  Juridically,  Jn-rid-i-kal-i,  arf.  wid  legal  otoriti. 

jiplikatiir:  msin  jujmcnt  up6n.  ,  Juaisco.vsuLT,  Jq-ris-kon-sulf,  n.  a  k-nns.-lor-at- 

JUDICIARY,  Jii-diJ-i-a-ri.    n.   dt  p'Bcr  hwiq  dis-        lo.  [ov  pucr. 

jioii-<z  justis:  jntlikativr.  )  JURISDICTION,  Jq-ris-dik-Jon,  n.   otoriti:  ckst^nt 

Judicious.  Jq-dif-us,    a.    dir^ktod   b)  jnjment;  1  Jurisdictional,  Jq-ris-dik-Jou-al,  a.  rtlatig  tu 

pnndcnt;  wji;  diskre't.  |      legal  otoriti. 


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JuRiSDiCTiVE,  Jq,-ris-dik-tiv,  a.  havir)  jii,risdikJon. 

JuEiSPEUDENCE,  Jn,-ris-pr(fi-dens,  n.  de  sjens  ov  le. 

Jurist,  Ji],-rist,  n.  wun  verst  in  de  sivil  le;  a  si- 
vilyan. 

JuEOE,  J4-ror,  n.  wun  hO)  servz  on  a  ji|,ri. 

JuEr,  Jii,-ri,  n.  a  number  ov  men  sslekted  and 
impaneld  for  de  purpus  ov  dEsidiij  sum  kontro- 
versi,  er  trjiij  sum  kas  in  lo.  Ji^riz  qr  gder  gra?id 
er  petit  jil,riz,  de  later  konsistii)  ov  twelv  men, 
de  former  not  les  dan  twelv  nor  mor  dan  twenti- 
tre.  [a  jqri. 

JuEYMAN,  Jq-ri-man,  n.  wun  hd)  iz  empaneld  on 

JuEYMAST,  Ji|-ri-mast,  n.  a  mast  erekted  tu  suplj 
de  plas  ov  wun  lost  in  a  storm,  er  uderwjz. 

Jus  GENTIUM,  Jus  jeu-Ji-um,  [L.]  As  lo  ov  najonz. 

Just,  Just,  a.  uprjt;  inkoriipt;  ekwitabl;  onest; 
egzakt;  proper;  akyq,rat;  vertyii,us;  troo. 

Just,  Just,  dd.  egzaktli;  msrli;  biirlij  elmost. 

Just,  Just,  n.  a  mok  fjt  on  horsbak.  Eitn  elso 
iJ<nid.y 

Just,  Just,  v.  i.  tu  engaj  in  a  mok  fjt;  tm  tilt. 

Justice,  Jiis-tis,  n.  ekwiti;  rjt;  le; — a  juj; — a  pss 
ofiser;  az,  ajiidis  ov  de  pes. 

Justiceship,  Jiis-tis-Jip,  n.  de  raijk  or  ofis  ov  a 
justis. 

JusTiciAET,  Jus-tiJ-i-a-ri,  «.  an  administrator  ov 
justis;  a  tij  juj. 


Justifiable,  Jus-ti-fj-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  justi- 

fid;  rjt:  defensibl  bj  le  er  rezn. 
JusTiKiABLENESS,  Jus-ti-fj-a-bl-nos,  n.  de  stat  ov 

beiij  jiistifjabl.  [justifjd. 

Justifiably,  Jus-ti-fj-a-bli,  ad.  rjtli;  so  az  tia  be 
Justification,  Jus-ti-fi-ka-Jon,  ii.   a  defens;  a 

viudikajon.  [justifj. 

Justificative,  Jus-tif-i-ka-tiv,  a.  havig  p'ser  tu 
JusTiFiCATOE,  Jus-ti-fi-ka-tor,  n,  wun  hot)  sup- 

orts  or  justifjz.  [defensori. 

Justificatory,  Jus-tif-i-ka-to-ri,  a.  vindikatori; 
JUSTIFIER,  Jus-ti-fj-er,  n.  wun  hio  justifjz. 
Justify,  Jus-ti-fj,  v.  t.  tia  prmv  er  Jo  tu  be  just; 

tu  absolv;  tu  defend;  tu  vindikat; — tu  adjust. 
.Justle,  Jiis-l,  V.  i.  tu  enk-snter;  tu  josl. 
JuSTLE,  Jiis-1,  V.  t.  tu  puj:  tu  drjv;  tu  josl. 
Justle,  Jiis-l,  n.  a  Jok;  a  sljt  enk'snter. 
Justly,  Jdst-li,  ad.  dprjtli;  onestli;  properli. 
Justness,  Jiist-nes,  n.  justis;  ekwiti;  akyixrasi. 
Jut,  Jut,  V.  i.  tu  puJ  er  Joot  -st:  tu  but. 
Jutty,  Jiit-i,  n.  Q  projekjon;  a  per;  a  mol;  jeti. 
Juvenescence,  Ji^-ve-nes-ens,  n.  de  akt  ov  groiy 

up. 
Juvenile,  Jii,-ve-nil,  a.  yup;  ycbtful.  [er. 

Juvenility,  Ji^-ve-nil-i-ti,  n.  ycotfulnes;  Ijtman- 
Juxtaposition,  Juks-ta-po-ziJ-on,  n.  a  plasig  Or 

beii)  plast  tugeder;  apozijon. 


K. 


Kk,  iz  a  hwisperd  eksplodent,  and  woz  borod 
,   bj  de  IijgliJ  from  de  Grek  alf abet.    Bef (Sr  el 

de  vselz  it  haz  wun  yuniferm  sisnd  az  in  {keen, 

hill.')  [dilo. 

Kabassou,  Ka-bas-CD,  ?i.  {2k)ol.}  a  spejez  ov  qrma- 
Kakoxene,  Kak-oks-en,  n.  {Min.)  a  mineral  wid 

brsn  or  red  radiated  kristalz. 
Kale,  er  Kail,  Kal,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  kabaj;  kolwurt. 
Kaleidoscope,  Ka-lj-do-skop,  n.  an  optikal  in- 

strcoment  egzibitii)  f  jn  fermz  and  kulorz. 
Kalendae,  Kal-en-dar,  n.  an  ak'snt  ov  tjm.     Se 

(  Calendar.)  {  Calender.) 

Kalender,  Kal-en-der,  n.  a  sort  ov  dervis.     Se 
Kali,  Ka-li,  n.  se-wed; — hwens  de  wurd  alkali. 
Kalium,    Ka-li-um,    n.    {Cliem.)    potasium; — a 

term  yqzd  bj  Jerman  kemists. 
Kalligeaphy,  Kal-ig-raf-i,  n.  bv^tiful  rjtii).   Se 

(  Calligraphy.) 
Kalmia,  Kal-mi-a,7i.  {Bof.}  a  jenus  ov  Amerikan 

evergrcn  Jrubz,  havii)  bii,tiful  hwjt  er  piflk  flis- 

erz;  de  Amerikan  lerel.  [loyer.) 

Kaloyer,  Ka-16f-er,  n.   a  Grek  mugk.      Se(Ca- 
Kamsin,  Kam-sin,  n.  a  nokjus  wind;  simAm. 
Kamtschadale,  Kamt-Ja-dal,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Kamt- 

Jatka. 
Kangaroo,  Kag-ga-rcfe,  n.  a  mqrsij^pial  animal  ov 

Ostralia,  bavig  Jort  for  legz  and  log  hjnd  legz, 

on  hwiq  it  leps. 
Kantian,  Kan-ti-an,  a.   relatig  tu  Kantizm,  er 

tu  de  Jerman  fil6sofer  Kant.  [Kant. 

Kantism,  Kant-iz  m,  n.  de  doktrin  or  tenets  ov 
Kantist,  Kant-ist,  «..  a  foloer  ov  Kant. 
Kaoline,  Ka-o-lin,  n.  de  fe'jnez  nam  fer  perselan 

kla.  [Tqrtari. 

Karagan,  Kar-a-gan,  «.  a  spejez  ov  foks  f-snd  in 
Katydid,  Ka-ti-did,  n.  an  insekt;  a  sert  ov  gras- 

hoper. 
Kaw,  Ke,  V.  i.  tu  krj  az  a  kro  or  ruk.  Se  (  Caw.) 
Kayle,  Kal,  n.  a  njnpin;— ij^.  a  kjnd  ov  pla. 
Keck,  Kek,*  v.  i.  tu  hev  de  stumak;  tu  req. 


Keckle,  K^k-1,  V.  t.  tu  defend  a  kabl  wid  a  rop. 

Kecksy,  Kek-si,  n.  hemlok;  keks;  a  jernted  plant. 

Kedge,  Kej,  V.  t.  tu  werp  er  mcciv,  az  a  Jip. 

Kedge,  Kej,  n.  a.  smel  agkor,  yn,zd  in  a  river  er 
hqrbor. 

Kedgee,  Kej-er,  n.  a  smol  agkor;  kej. 

Keel,  Kel,  n.  de  Iqrjest  and  loest  timber  in  a  Jip; 
—a  Jip. 

Keel,  KeI,  n.  tu  turn  de  kel;  tu  navigat. 

Keelfat,  Kel-fat,*  n.  a.  tub  in  hwiq  likor  iz  set 
tu  kcol. 

Keelhale,  Kel-hal,  v.  t.  sam  az  KelTwl. 

Keelhaul,  Kel-hel,  v.  t.  tu  punij  bj  dragig  de 
ofender  under  de  kel. 

Keeling,  Kel-ig,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  smol  kodfij. 

Keelman,  Kel-man,  71.  wun  hcD  manajez  de  kel. 

Keelson,  Kel-son,  or  Kel-son,  n.  de  pes  ov  tim- 
ber in  a  Jip  nekst  tu  her  kel. 

Keen,  Ken,  a.  Jqrp;  aki\,t;  sever;  persig;  eger. 

Keenly,  Ken-li,  ad.  Jqrpli;  egerli;  biterli. 

Keenness,  Ken-nes,  n.  Jqrpnes;  asperiti;  egernes. 

Keep,  Kep,  v.  t.  \i.  kept,  ps.  kepig,  kept:]  tu  re- 
tan:  tu  prezerv;  tu  protekt;  tu  gqrd;  tu  detan 
or  hold;  tu  obzerv;  tu  restran.  [liv. 

Keep,  Kep,  v.  i.  tu  reman;  tu  sta;  tia  last;  tu 

Keep,  Kep,  n.  de  stroggest  pqrt  ov  a  kasl;  gqrd; 
kqr.  [fender. 

Keepee,  Kep-er,  n.  wun  hoo  keps  er  holdz;  a  de- 

Keepeeshjp,  Kep-er-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a  keper. 

Keeping,  Kep-ig,  «.  qqrj;  kiistodi;  gqrd;  suport; 
— UKinajment  ov  lit  and  Jad  in  pantig. 

Keeping-eoom,  Kep-ig-rcDm,*  n.  a  pqrlor. 

Keepsake,  Kep-sak,  n.  a  gift  in  tokn  ov  reg^i'd. 

Keeve,  Kev,  «.  a  Iqrj  vesel  or  tub;  kever. 

Keevee,  Kev-er,  «.  a  brooig  vesel  or  tub. 

Keg,  Keg,  n.  a  smel  kask  er  barel;  a  kag.  Se 
iCag.) 

Kell,  Kel,  )i.  de  omentum:  a  qjldz  kol. 

Kelp,  Kelp,  n.  se-wed:  de  alkaljn  kalsiud  ajez  ov 
de  wed,  yii,zd  in  de  manyi],faktyij,r  ov  glas. 


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Kelpt,  Kdl-pi,  n.  a  sutxjiJ  "lurit  ov  de  wotem. 

Kklhon.  K<^l-son,  II.     iif  {AWl»'n  ) 

Kklt,  Kelt,  ».  {iScot.)  klot  wid  de  nap  on.      Be 

(A'./j.) 
KELTta.  K^l-tor,*  n.  order;  gud  kondijon.    Ritn 

ciUu   iA'Htrr.} 

Kkx,  Kun,  f.  I.  tu  luk  rsnd:  tu  dir^kt  de  }. 
Ken,  Kon,  ii.  vi^;  sjt;  de  rrq  ov  de  :*jt. 
Kennel,  Kou-el,  n.  a  kot  fur  dug-is;  u  number  ov 

d<i^:  h(jl  ov  a  fuk^,  Jis.,  de  woterkors  uv  u  !<tret. 
Kknnkl,   KT'ii-oI,  v.  i.  tu  l(;  tu  dwcl,  uz  beHtd. 
Ken.nel,  Ken-fl,  v.  t.  tu  kep  in  a  kcnvl. 
Kennel-coal,  Ken-cl-kol,  «.     Se  {Ounal-ci>al.) 
Kept,  Kept.   «'.  and  p.  fr»in  AV/j. 
Kerb.  K<-rl),  h.     Se  {Curb.} 
KEKCiiiKr,   Kvr-(jit',  »i.  a  hod-Jrcs  ov  a  wunrnii. 
Kermes,   K<;r-iuez,  n.  «i//.  and  jjI.    a  smol  in^ekt 

fxnd  in  df  akqrlet  ok,  and  yil»d  az  a  nkurlet  d[. 
Kekn,   Kurn,  n.  an  irij  fut  suljer; — a  hand-mil. 
Kern,  K^m,*  v. »'.  tu  bqrdn,az  granz;  tu  granyn,- 

lat.  L*?""""' 

Kernel,  K<T-nel,  n.  an  cdibl  substanx  in  a  Jel; 
Kersey,  Ki;r-zi,  h.  q  kjnd  ov  kurs  stuf  or  klot. 
Ker.seymere,  Kijr-zi-mir,  n.  a  fjn,  twild,  wulcn 

klot:     ki>Kl  olsu  kaziinrr. 
Kkiweynktte,  Kvr-zi-not,  n.  a  tin  wulon  stuf. 
Kestrel.  Kcs-trel,  n.  a  kjod  uv  bastard  hok;  Wtrs- 

tn-l. 
Ketch,  Keq,  h.  a  sc-vcsel  wid  t<i>  masts. 
Kettle,  Kot-1,  n.  a  vcicl  in  hwiq  likor  iz  bflrld. 
Kettledrum,  K^t-1-drum,  n.  a  drum  wid  a  bodi 

(iv  lirii:<. 
Kettlepi.N8,  Ket-1-pinz,  n.  jtL  n{npinz:  skitlz. 
Kex,  Kt'k.«,  H.  hemlok:  keksi:— a  drj  sUik. 
Key,  Kr,    m.   an  instriDmuTit  tu  fdsn  and  opn  a 

lok,  iV''.: — «i   nut  in  miizik;  an  imU-ks;  an  elu- 

plannjon;  dat  hwicj  ck.'^plunz; — a  hw.irf. 
Keyaoe,  Ke-nj,  n.  muni  |»nd  for  hworfaj. 
Keyhole,  Kr-hul,  n.  a  faul  tu  put  a  ke  in. 
Keystone,  Ke-stun,  u.  de  midl  ston  ov  an  qrq. 
Kuan,  Kqn,  «r  Kan,  m.  [Turk.]  a  prins;  a  sover- 

cu:  a  hi  ofiser; — a  sort  ov  in. 
Kibe,  Kib,*  n.  a  qilblnn;  a  qap  in  de  he). 
Kibed,  fcibil,*  a.  trubld  wid  kjbz. 
KiDiTKA,  Ki-bit-ka,  n.  a  s.irt  ov  Rm/an  vehikl. 
KiBY,  Kj-bi,*  .-1.  havij)  kjb/,:  sor  wid  kjbz. 
Kick,  Kik,  v.  t.  tu  strjk  wid  de  fut. 
Kick,  Kik,  r.  i.  tu  tru-^t  si  At  fut;  tu  rezist. 
Kick.  Kik,  rf.  a  bio  wid  de  fut. 
Kicker,  Kik-cr,  n.  wun  bco  kiks:  a  winsig  hor?. 
Kickshaw,  Kik-Jn,*  m.  a  fantaxtik  dij  <>v  kukeri. 
Kid.  Kid,  n.  de  yujjov  a  got;— a  bundl  ov  het. 
Kid.  Kid,  v.  i.  tu  briy  fort  kidz.  [korn. 

Kidder,  Kid-er,*  h.  an  <>n;;rO'<er  ov,  er  deler  in. 
Kiddle.  Kid-1,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  wcr  in  a  river  tu  kaq 
KiDDow,  Kid-o,  n.  a  web-futcd  b^rd.  [fi/. 

KiDLiNO,  Kid-liQ,  n.  a  yug  kid. 
Kidnap,  Kid-nap.  c.  f.  tu  stcl  a  hiiman  beip. 
Kidnapper,  Kid-nap-er,  n.  wun  ha>  strlz  hiiman 

beipi. 
Kidney,  Kid-ni,  n.   wun  or  de  ta>  glands  hwiq 

scjiarat  de  yqrin  from  de   blud; — a   kant  t<,>rm 

for  kf'td  or  mirt. 
Kidney  BEAN,  Kid-ni-ben,  «.  a  kjnd  ov  ben. 
Kilderkin,  Kil-dcr-kin,  n.  a  smtl  barpl. 
Kill.  Kil,  c  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  Ijf;  tu  destr*. 
Killer.  Kil-er,  n.   wun  ha>  kilz  or  deprjvz  ov  Ijf. 
Kiln,  Kil,  n.  a  stov  or  furnB*;  a  p|l  ov  brik. 
Kiln-dry,  Kil-dri,  r.  i.  tu  dri  bj  a  kil.         [kil. 
Kiln-dryino.  Kil-dri-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  drjig  in  a 
Kilogram,  Kil-i3-gram,  n.  a  Frcnq  wat  ekwal  tu 

2j>dz.  A^t.  5dn.  avonliiyxVz. 
Kilolitre,  Kil-o-lj-tcr,  n.  a  FrenQ  m«?j»\roT  a 

t'NAiin  I  Ijtprz. 
Kilometre.  Kil-o-me-ler.  n.  a  Frcoq  mesi^r  ov 

a  t'szaiid  meters. 


Kilt,  Kilt,  n.  a  kjnd  uv  J.trt  petikat  worn  b|  de 

Skoq  Hjlanderz;-  k.tld  ,t\*ufUJx'J. 
Kilter,  Kil-tcr,*  n.  koudi/ou;  order.     Se  KtlUr. 
KiMBO,    Kim-bu,    A.     krukod:    bent;    arct.    Ht 

{Akimixj.} 
Ki.N,  Kin,  n.  a  relnjon;  kindrt-d:  reUtiri;  de  awB 

spe/rz;   -a  diminyi^tiv  t<;rminiiJou. 
Ki.v,  Kin,  a.  ov  de  s^im  nutyi^r;  kiudred. 
Kind,  Kjnd,  a.  bencvuluui;  gud;  londur;  beaefi- 

.■ieul;  favorubl;  iuddljunt;  lujld. 
Kind,   Kjiid,  n.  nis:  jenorikal  klm;  sort;    natjur. 
Kind-hearted,  Kjud-hqrt-od,  a.  brnevulc-nt. 
Kindle,  Kiu-dl,  v.  t.  tu  set  on  fjr;  tu  Iji;  tu  in- 

I'liiin. 
Kindle,  Kin-dl,  v.  i.  tu  ka/j  fjr;  tu  be  inflamd. 
KiNDLER,  Kind-ler,  n.  wun  biii  kindlz  or  iuflamx. 
Kindliness,  Kind-li-nes,  n.  favor;  afek/on;  gud- 

wil. 
Kindly,   K|nd-li,    a.    konjenyal;    proficr;  bland; 

mild. 
Kindly,  Kjnd-Ii,  aci.  bcnovolcntli;  favurabli;  fitli. 
Kindness,  Kjnd-nus,  n.  be nevulvus;  gud- wil;  fa- 
vor: bencfi^<uIl.s;  hiimauili;  luv. 
Kindred,    Kin-drud,   n.    relajun  \>\  b^rt;  afiniti; 

rehitivz.  [nat. 

Kindred,    Kin-drcd,  a.   konjenyal;  related;  kog- 
KiNE,  Kjn,*  «.  pliiral  ov  Ks;  kuz. 
KiNU.   Kip,  n.  a  monark;  a  sovcrcn:  a  qcf  roiler. 
Kingcraft,    Kio-kraft,  n.  kraft  ov  kijjz;  qrl  ov 

guvernio. 
KiNo-cuP,  Kig-kup,  n.  de  fl5er  krofut. 
Kingdom,    Kig-dom,  n.    de  dominyon  ov  a  klg; 

ran:   guvernuient; — a  klas;  az,  de  vejetabl  kiij- 

duin. 
Kingfisher,  Kig-fiJ-cr,  n.  a  sprjcz  ov  bcrd. 
Kingly,  Kijj-li,  a.  rtfal:  monarkikal;  nobi:  ogiist. 
Kingpost,  Kig-|)ost,  m.  {Arch.)  de  midl  po.-n  ov 

a  framd  roif,  reqig  from  de  senter  ov  de  tj-bem 

tu  df  rij  at  de  top. 
Kings.    Kigz,    n.    de  titl  ov  \a>  buks  ov  de  Old 

Tf.-tam'.Mit. 
King's  bench,  Kigz-bcnq,  n.    de  IggliJ  kort  or 

ji'irtikatiir  in  hwiq  de  lord  Qef-justis  preside  ae 

dr  kigz  depyi^ti. 
King's-evil.  Kigz-e-vl,  n.  de  sknifyqla. 
Kingship,   Kig-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a  kig:  r»Talti. 
KiNic,  K{-nik,  {C/^ein.}  denotig  a  vejctabl  asid, 

dertvd  from  sinkona,  and  suutimi  kold  tinhinik 

anil. 
Kink,  Kigk,  n.  a  twist;  an  cntagglmont. 
Kink,   Kigk,  r.  i.  tu  brkiim  cnt.ig;{ld. 
Kino.    Kj-no,  n.  an  asCrinjonl  vejetabl  ekstrakt, 

ki>ntanig  taniu,  gum,  and  ckstraktiv  nvitcr. 
Kinsfolk,    Kinz-fuk,    *i.  i>/.    kindred:   rrln/ons. 
Kinsman,  Kinz-mun,  n.,pf.  Kiuz-men;  a  man  or 

de  sam  nis  or  famili. 
Kinswoman.  Kinz-wum-an,  m.  a  femal  rtla/on. 
Kiosk,  Ki-osk,  n.  a  TurkiJ  plcjur-biss. 
KiPPKR,  Kip-er,  a.  apljd  tu  samon  hwon  unfit  ta 

br  laku. 
Kirk,  Kt-rk,  n.  a  qurq;  de  qurq  or  Skotland. 
KiRKMAN,  Ki,Tk-man,  n.  wun  ov  de  qurqov  Skot- 
land. 
KiRTLE,  K'.'r-tl,  n.  a  gvn;  a  pctikot;  a  klok. 
KiRTLED,  K^r-lld,  a.  w^rig  a  kortl. 
Kiss,  Kis,  ■-.  t.  tu  sali'il  bj  apljig  de  lips:  tu  ka- 

res:  tu  tuq  de  lijw  joutli. 
Kiss,  Ki'<,  n.  a  sali^t  givn  bj  jffnig  lips. 
KissiNo-coMFiT,    Kis-ig-kiim-flt,  ».   a  perf^md 

Jugar-pluiD. 
Kissi NO-CRUST,    Kis-ig-krust,  ».    de  krast  or  a 

luf  dat  tuqez  aniidrr. 
Kit,  Kit,  n.  a  smol  fidl;  a  fij-tub:  a  milk-pal;  a 

kitn:— de  l<i>Iz  ov  a  Joo-maker. 
KiTCAT,  Kit-kat,  a.  apljJ  tu  a  Lundon  klab;aad 

ol-Ho  tu  a  purtrat  abit  trr-kwart4.'n  Icgt. 


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Kitchen,    Kiq-en,  n.    a  xtxiva.  hw<ir  provijonz  qr 

kukt.  [gqrden. 

Kitchen-garden,  Kiq-en-gq,r-den,  n.  a  vejetabl 
Kitchen-maid,    Kiq-en-mad,   n.   a  mad  emplW 

in  a  kiqcn.  [pots,  &s. 

Kitchen-stuff,  Khj-en-stuf,  n.  fat  skumd  of  ov 
Kitchen-wench,  Kiq-en-wenq,  «.  a  kiyen-mad. 
Kitchen-work,  Kiq-en-wurk,  n.  wurk  dun  in  a 

kiqen;  kiakeri,  &s. 
Kite,  Kjt,  n.  a  berd  ov  pra; — a  paper  ter  razd  bj 

a  striij  and  de  wind. 
Kith,  Kit,*  n.  akwantans. 
KiTLiNG,  Kit-lii),  «.  a  kitn;  de  yui)  ov  a  best. 
Kitten,  Kit-n,  n.  a  yuij  kat. 
Kitten,  Kit-n,  v.  i.  tu  briij  fort  yug  kats. 
Klick,  Klik,  y.  i.  tu.  mak  a  smel,  Jq,rp  nerz. 

lucKiNGlWir,,!'^-'^^-^^'^^'-?^^^- 
Knab,  Nab,t  V.  t.  tia  bit;  tia  ka^j. 
Knack,  Nak,t  n.  a  tor; — redines;  deksteriti. 
Knack,  Nak,  v.  i.  tia  mak  a  Jqrp  nerz. 
Knacker,  Nak-er,*  n.  a  maker  ov  smol  wurk. 
Knag,  Nag,  n.  a  not  in  wud;  a  peg;  a  Jcot. 
Knaggy,  Nag-i,  a.  noti; — fruf;  moras. 
Knap,  Nap,  n.  a  protq,berans;  a  swelig. 
Knap,  Nap,  v.  t.  tta  bjt;  tia  brak  Jert.  [snap. 

Knap,  Nap,  v.  i.  tia  mak  a  Jqrp  nerz;  tu  nak;  tu 
Knapple,  Nap-1,  v.  i.  tu  brak  of  kwikli. 
Knappy,  Nap-i,  a.  ful  ov  naps  er  hiloks. 
Knapsack,  Nap-sak,  n.  a  soljerz  bag. 
Knar,  Nqr,  n.  a.  hqrd  not  in  wud;  a  nurl. 
Knarl,  Nqrl,  n.  a  not  in  wud;  a  nurl. 
Knarled,  Nqrld,  a.  noted;  noti. 
Knave,  Nav,  n.  a  raskal;  a  sk'sndrel; — a  kqrd. 
Knavery,  Nav-er-i,  n.  disonesti;  vileni. 
Knavish,  Nav-iJ,  a.  disonest;  fredyqlent. 
Knavishly,  Nav-iJ-li,  ad.  disonestli. 
Knavishness,  Nav-iJ-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

navij. 
Knead,  Ned,  v.  t.  ta  wurk  intu  a  mas. 
Kneader,  Ned-er,  n.  wun  hito  nedz;  a  baker. 
Knee,  Ne,  n.  de  jernt  ov  de  leg  and  tj. 
Kneed,  Ned,  a.  havig  nez;  havig  jtfnts. 
Knee-deep,  Ne-dep,  a.  riziij  tu  de  nez. 
Kneel,  Nel,  w.  i.  tu  bend  er  rest  on  de  ne. 
Kneeler,  Nel-er,  n.  wun  huo  nelz. 
Kneepan,  Ne-pan,  n.  a  r'xnd  ban  on  de  ne. 
Knee-tribute,  Ne-trib-yi^t,  n.  jenixflekjon. 
Knell,  Nel,  n.  de  STsnd  ov  a  fii,neral  bel. 
Knelt,  Nelt,  ^j.  from  Nel. 
Knew,  Nq,  i.  from  No. 
Knick-knack,  Nik-nak,  n.  eni  trjfl  er  id. 
Knife,  Nif,  n.,i)l.  Njvz;  an  instrooment  wid  a  Jqrp 

ej  fer  kutiij. 
Knight,  Njt,  n.  a  militari  atdndant;  a  kompanyon; 

■ — a  man  advdnst  tu  a  s^rten  ragk,  havig  Ser 

prefikst  tu  hiz  nam. 
Knight,  Njt,  v.  t.  tu  kreat  wun  a  njt. 
Knightage,  Nit-aj,  n.  de  bodi  ov  njts. 
Knight-errant,  Njt-er-ant,  n.,-pl.  Nits-4r-ant;a 

wonderig  njt. 


Knight-errantry,  Njt-er-ant-ri,  n.  de  karakter, 

manerz  ox  lets  ov  a  niterant. 
Knighthood,  Nit-hud,  n.  de  digniti  ov  a  njt. 
Knighthness,  Njt-li-nes,  m.  de  kwoliti z ova  njt. 
Knightly,  Njt-li,  a.  pertanig  tu  a  njt. 
Knit,  Nit,  v.  t.  [i.  nit  er  nitcd,  ps.  nitig,  nit  er 

nitcd;]  tu  wev  wid-st  a  loom;  tu  tj;  tu  yqnjt. 
Knit,  Nit,  v.  i.  tu  yqnjt,  az  yqrn  wid  nedlz. 
Knitter,  Nit-er,  n.  wun  hi»  nits. 
Knitting-needle,  Nit-ig-ne-dl,  n.  a  wjr  hwiq  iz 

yqzd  in  nitig. 
Knives,  Njvz,  n.  plqral  ov  w//. 
Knob,  Nob,  n.  a  protqberans;  a  bung. 
Knobbed,  Nobd,  a.  havig  protqberansez. 
Knobbiness,  N6b-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  nobi. 
Knobby,  N6b-i,  a.  ful  ov  nobz;  hqrd. 
Knock,  Nok,  v.  i.  tu  klaj;  tu  bet;  tu  strjk. 
Knock,  Nok,  v.  t.  tu  bet;  tu  strjk;  tu  koljd. 
Knock,  Kok,  n.  a  suden  strok;  a  bio. 
Knocker,  N6k-er,  n.  wun  hoo  noks;  a  strjker;  a 

dor-hamer. 
Knoll,  Nol,  v.  t.  tu  rig  a  fqneral  bel;  tu  tol. 
Knoll,  Nol,  v.  i.  tu  s'snd  az  a  bel. 
Knoll,  Nol,  n.  a  litl  risud  hil;  top  ov  a  hil. 
Knoller,  N61-er,*  n.  wun  hoa  tolz  a  bel. 
Knot,  Not,  n.  a.  pqrt  hwiq  iz  tjd;  komplikated; — a 

nurl  er  a  nqr  in  wtid; — a  difikulti;  a  konfeder- 

asi;  a  kluster.     In  Notikal  laggwaj,  a  mjl. 
Knot,  Not,  v.  t.  tu  komplikat;  tu  yqnjt;  tu  tj. 
Knot,  Not,  v.  i.  tu  ferm  nots;  tu  nit  nots. 
Knot-grass,  Not-gras,  n.  an  ot-ljk  gras. 
Knotted,  N6t-ed,  a.  ful  ov  nots;  noti. 
Knottiness,  N6t-i-nes,  n.  fulnes  ov  nots. 
Knotty,  N6t-i,  a.  ful  ov  nots:  difikult. 
Knout,   Nist,  n.   a  Rmjan  instrtbment  ov  punij- 

ment;  punijment  bj  de  nut. 
Know,  No,  v.  t.  [t.  nq,  ps.  noig,  non;]  tu  hav 

nolej  ov;  tu  persev  wid  sertenti,  tu  rekognjz. 
Know,  No,  v.  i.  tu  hav  serten  persepjon. 
Knowing,  N6-ig,  a.  skilful;  iatelijeut. 
Knowingly,  N6-ig-li,  ad.  wid  nolej. 
Knowledge,    N61-ej,  «.    serten  perscpjon;  sjens; 

lernig;  skil;  informajon;  kognizans;  notis;  intel- 
Known,  Non,  p.  from  No.  [ijens. 

Knuckle,  Niik-l,  n.  a  jent  ov  de  figger. 
Knuckle,  Nuk-1,  v.  i.  tu  bend;  tu  submit. 
Knuckled,  Nuk-ld,  a.  jemted. 

Knur,  Nur,     |  ,,.  ^  not;  a  nqrl. 
Knurl,  Nurl, )  '      ^ 

Knurled,  Nurld, )  „   f^-.  „,  „„i„.  „„i- 
y,  V  -    1-     f  a.  iml  ov  nots;  noti. 

Knurly,  Niir-li,    )  ' 

Kopeck,  K6-pek,  n.  a  Rcojan  koper  kern. 

Koran,    K6-ran,    n.    de  Mahometan  Bjbl.     Se 

{Alcoran.}  [entots. 

Kraal,  Kra-al,  n.  a  vilaj  ov  r<Dd  huts  ov  de  Hot- 
Kraken,  Kra-ken,  n.  a  fabyqlus  maren  monster. 
Kremlin,  Krem-lin,  n.  de  imperial  palas  atMosko. 
EuMis,  Kif)-mis,  n.  a  likor  mad  from  mqrz  milk. 
Kyan,  Kj-an,  n.  a  punjent  peper.  Se  {Cayenne.} 
Kyanize,  Kj-an-jz,  v.  t.  tu  prezerv  timber  from 

drj-rot  bj  yqs  ov  korosiv  sublimat. 


L. 


Ll,  iz  a  likwid  er  vokal  murmur;  az  in  {like,  ]  La,  Lq,|  inter,  sel  lukl  beh61dl 
,  fall.}     Az  a  nqmeral,  it  standz  fer  60;  az  an    Labarum,  Lab-a-rum,  n.  [Z.]  de  Roman  imperial 
abreviajon,  fer  Iper,  a   buk;  llhra,  a  pisnd  in        standard  on  hwiq  Konstantjn  blazond  de  raono- 
muni;  Ih.,  a  p'snd  in  wat;  LL.  D.  {legum  doctor,}        gram  ov  Jezus  Krjst,  and  aded  a  kros. 
doktor  ov  lez.  Labdanum,  Lab-da-num,  n.  a  rezin  ov  a  strog 

La,  Lq,  n.  a  not  in  mqzik.  I     smel. 


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Label,  La-bol,  n.  a  nam  or  t|tl  iifikst  tu  eni  ti{); 

a  .siiiil  .Hlip  ov  rjtifl;  u  Ui.-fel;  u  k'ldiHil;  a  tin  brus 

riui  yi^zd  in  tukio  iiltitiidz;  un  upuniliij  kon.sistiy 

ov  filets  lu  dc  lainili  (iruu; — a  slipov  ))qrqiuent 

or  pnijcr  kouUiiiijj  a  sil  ulikat  tu  a  (iecl  or  r|lio; 

— {Arch.)   a.  inoldij)  prujektij)  over  a  dur  or 

windo. 
Label,  Lii-bcl,  v.  t.  tu  afika  a  label  on:  tu  mqrk. 
Labknt,  Ln-bciit,  «.  sljdij);  gljdifl:  slipij). 
J^ABiAL,  Lii-bi-al,  a.  uterd  ljj,iir  rtliitij)  lu  de  lips. 
Lauial,  La-bi-iil,  n.  a  letor  proiiSnst  bj  dg  lips. 
Labiate,  La-bi-at,  a.  {Hut.)  t'ormd  Ijk  a  lip;  re- 

z6iubii{)  lip;*;  havig  lips. 
Labiatkd,  La-l(i-a-ted,  a.  forind  wid  lip.s;  Inbiat. 
Labio  DENTAL,  La-bi-o-ddn-tal,  a.  formd  bj  de 

lip-t  and  tct. 
Labor,  La-bnr,    »i.    de  cgzorjon  ov  street;  panz; 

t(rl;  wurk;  ukstTsjz;  (jjldbtTt. 
LABOa,  Lfi-bur,  v.i.  tu  terl;  tu  dm  wurk;  tu  be 

in  travnl. 
Labok,  Lii-bor,  v.  t.  tu  wurk  at;  tu  bet;  tu  bela- 

biir.  [ruom. 

Labouatory,  Lab-or-a-to-ri,  n.  a  kcmi.sts  wurk- 
Labokeu,  Lii-bor-er,   n.    wun    lutj   laburz  or  duz 

wurk;  wun  cmpltjfd  in  labor;  a  wurkman. 
Laborious,   La-bu-ri-u.^,    a.    dilijeut;    asidyi^us; 

tjisum.  [inancr. 

Laboriously,  La-bw-ri-us-li,   ad.   in  a  laburius 
Labohiol'sness,   La-b(i)-ri-U3-ncs,   «.    terlsuinne^; 

dit'ikuUi.  [kind. 

Laburvum,  La-biir-nuui,  n.  a.  Jrub  ov  de  sitisus 
Labyrinth,  Lab-i-rint,  «.  a  maz;  a  plas  ful  ov 

w)iiili|)z: — {Annt.)  de  internal  pqrt  ov  de  cr. 
Labyrintiiian,  Lab-i-riii-ti-an,  /    a.  relati))  tu, 
Labyrinthic,  Lab-i-rin-tik,        j       or  Ijk  a  lab- 

iriiit;  wjiHlii);  j)crplekst. 
Labyrinthodon,  Lab-i-rin-to-don,  h.  an  ckstiflkt 

jenus  ov  ruplilz,  suptbzd  tu  bar  bin  or  de  ba- 

trakian  order.  ■*•  #l 

Lao,  Lak,  )i.  a  rczinus  substans  konsiderd  az  a 

gum,  but  inflaiuabl,  and  not  solynbl  in   woter. 

It  fluz  from  At  Jjkus  Jndika  and  sum  udur  trez. 

He  komcrjal  varjetiz  qr  dik  lak,  scd  lak,  a.nd.ftl 

lak. 
Laccio,  L:'ik-sik,   a.   {Ohein.)  apljd  tu   an  aaid 

obtand  from  !<tik  lak. 
Laccine,  Lak-sin,  n.  {Chem.)  a  hqrd,  britl,  yclij 

subjtans,  derjvd  from  lak,  or  Jcl  lak. 
Lace,  Las,  n.  an  ornamental  fabrik  ov  f jn  linen 

or  kotn  tred:  a  plated  strip  for  fasnig  femal  dres; 

ornaments  ov  f  jn  tred,  kqriusli  wovn;  tekstyqr 

ov  tred  wid  gold  or  silver. 
Lack,  Las,  v.  t.  tu  b|nd,  az  wid  a  kord;  tu  adorn. 
Laced,  Last,  a.  mikst  wid  spirit-!,  az  kofe. 
LacemaN,  Las-man,  n.  wun  hJ>  delz  in  las. 
Lacerable,  Las-er-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  torn  or  rent. 
Lacerate,  L;is-cr-nt,  i'.  t.  tu  ti^r;  tu  rend. 
Laceration,  Las-er-a-Jon,  ii.  A.z  akt  ov  t^irig;  a 

brc(j.  [tu  tJir. 

Lacekativk,  Lds-cr-a-tiv,  a.   t^ri^j:  havig    p^or 
Lacerta,  Iju-s<;r-ta,  n.  [/#.]  {Znol.)  de  lizard. 
Lachi-^,  L:i(j-ez,  n.  pi.  {Laic)  ncglijens. 
Laciirymable,  Lak-ri-mn-bl,  a.  lamcntabl. 
Lachrymal.  Lak-ri-mal,  a.  ji^neratig  terz. 
Lachrymary,  Lak-ri-ma-ri,  a.  kontanip  terz. 
Lacury.matiox,  Lak-ri-ma-Jon,    n.    de   akt    ov 

wtpii). 
Lack R VII ATOBY,  Lak-ri-ma-to-ri,  n.   a  tcscI   in 

bwi(j  ten  qr  gadcrd  and  prcz^rvd  in  onor  ov  de 

ded. 
Laoino,  Las-ig,  n.  a  blndiy;  dckorajon; — a  rop. 
Lack,  Lak,  f.  t.  tu  wont:  tu  ned;  tu  be  wid-st. 
Lack,  Lak,  v.  i.  tu  be  in  wont;  tu  be  wuntig. 
Lack,  Lak,  n.   wimt;  ned;  fnlyqr.     In  India,  apljd 

tu  muni:  az,  a  lak  ov  (  or  100,000  )  rvopei. 
Laok-a-day,  l<ak-u-du,  inUr.  aids!  aids  dc  da! 


Lackbrain,  Lik-bran,  n.  wun  ha>  wonta  wit  er 

suns. 
Lacker,  Lik-er,  »i.  wun  h.ij  laks;— a  vqmij. 
Lacker,  Lak-er,  i-.  t.  tu  vqrui/.     Se  {Lacguer.} 
I^ackey,  Lik-i,  H.  a  servant;  u  fut-lxr. 
Lacklustre,  L:ik-lus-ier,  a.  wonlio  luster. 
Laconic,  La-kon-ik,  i  a.  iift«r  de  maner  ov 

Laconical,  La-k6n-i-kal,  i      Lakuiuz,  or  Spqr- 

taiiz:  piti;  konsjs;  Jort:  brtf. 
Laconically,  La-kou-i-kal-i,  ad.  brefli;  konsjsli. 
Laconicism,  La-k6n-i-siz-m,  n.  konsjs  atjl;  liko- 

niziu. 
Laconism,  Lak-a-nii-m,  n.  a.  koneja  atjl;  a  pili  ur 

bref  fraz  or  saij). 
IjAcyuER,  Lak-cr,  n.  a  yclo  vqrni/. 
Lacquer,  L.ik-er,  r.  t.  tu  vqrnij  wid  laker. 
Lactary,  Lak-ta-ri,  a.  milki;  ful  ov  jqs  Ijk  milk. 
Lactary,  L:ik-ta-ri,  ii.  a  dnri-bis*;  u  uiilk-h^js. 
Lactate,  Lak-tat,  n.   {C/wm.)  a  a«lt   kontanig 
laktik  Hsid.  [suk. 

Lactation.  Lak-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  or  tjm  ov  givig 
Lacteal,  Lak-te-al,  a.  milki;  konvaig  kjl. 
Lacteal,  L;ik-t£-al,  u.  de  vesi-1  dat  konvuz  kjl. 
IjACTean,  Lak-te-an,  a.  milki;  havig  de  kulor  ov 
milk.  [kil. 

Lacteous,  Lak-te-u.s,  a.  milki;  lakteal;  konvaig 
Lactescence,  Lak-tes-cu3,  n.  tondensi  tu  milk. 
Lactescent,  Lak-t«s-ent,  a.  prujdqsig  milk  or  a 

bwjt  jqs. 
Lactic,  L;ik-tik,  a.  apljd  tu  de  asid  ov  sisr  milk. 
Lactiferous,  Lak-tif-er-us,  a.   dat  kouvuz  er 

bri))7.  milk. 
Lad,  Lad,  u.  a  bar;  a  striplig:  a  yoit. 
Ladanum,  L:'id-a-num,   n.  a  gum   rezin   obtand 

from  sistus,  yqzd  bj  de  Turks  az  a  ])erfqm. 
Ladder,  Li'id-er,  ii.  a  frnm  wid  steps  for  kljmig. 
Lade,  Lad,  v.  t.  [i.  laded,  pg.  ladig,  ladn  or  laded:] 

tu  lod;  tu  frat;  tu  hcv  -jst. 
Laden,  I^id-n,  p.  from  Lad  and  Lod. 
Lading.  Liid-ig,  n.  frat:  wat;  burdn. 
Ladle,  La-dl,  ii.  a  Iqrj  sjxtjn;  u  vesel  wid  a  handl. 
Lady,  Lii-di,  »i.  a  wel-bred  wuman;  a  tjtl  ov  re- 

sp^kt. 
Lady-bird,  La-di-berd,|  n.  de  namz  ov  a  amoL 
Lady-cow,  La-di-k^,    >■       red  insekt   dat   fcdz 
Lady-kly,  Lti-di-flj,      )       \i]K)n  iilant-lis. 
Lady-day,  Lu-di-da,  n.  de  2Jt)  ov  ilqrq;  de  anun- 
Jiajon-da  uv  de  verjin  Mnri.  [egant. 

Lady-like,  Lii-di-ljk,  a.  bckiimig  a  ladi;  soft;  el- 
Ladysuip,  Lu-di-Jip,  n.  de  tjtl  ov  a  ladi. 
Lady's-slipper,  La-dic-alip-or,  n.  a  plant   and 

flTSer;  sipripedium. 
Ladys-SMock,  Lri-diz-smok,  n.  a  plant;  kqrdamjn. 
Lady's-traces,   Lu-diz-tras-ez,   n.  a  plant  and 

fl'ser:  nrojia. 
Lao,  Lag.J  a.  kumig  behjnd;  slugij;  slu;  tqrdi. 
Lao,  Lag.J  ii.  dc  loest  klas;  de  rump;  fag-end. 
Lag,  Lag,^  v.  i.  tu  lortcr:  tu  sta  behjnd:  tu  liggcr. 
Laggard,  Lag-anL^  a.  bakwanl;  slugij;  slo. 
Lagukr,  l.;'i;;-iT,J  ii.  wun  hiD  lagz;  a  lertercr. 
Lagoon,  La-gidn.  «.  a  Iqrj  jwnd  or  lak;  a  mqrj. 
Laic,  Lti-ik,  }  a.  belogig  tu  de  laiti  or  pepi: 

Laical.  Lii-ik-al,  \      la. 

Laic,  Lsi-ik,  n.  a  lamiin; — op<bzd  tu  klfrjvnan. 
Laid,  Lad,  >.  and  p.  from  La. 
Lain,  Lan,  p.  from  /.;'. 

Lair,  Li^r,  n.  de  kfsq  ov  a  bor  or  udcr  wjld  beat. 
Laird,  L:\rd,  n.  de  lord  ov  a  manor  in  Skoiland. 
Laity,  Lii-i-ti,  n.  de  pcpl,distigkt  fn>m  dc  klerji. 
Lake,  Lak,  n.  a  Iqrj  ckst^nt  ov  inland  woter;— a 
Laky,  Lii-ki,  a.  bel6gig  tu  a  lak.  [kulor. 

Lama,  I^-ma,  n.  de  snvoren  i>t)ntif  ov  dr  Tqrtarx, 
niid  de  bed  or  dc  RtKlhist  or  Xoman  relijun  io 
Titiot:— a  kw6drxt)|>od. 
Lamb,  Lam,  n.  dt  vug  ov  a  Jep. 
Lamb,  I^m,  f.  /.  tu  yen:  tu  brig  fort  lams. 


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Lambative,  Lara-ba-tiv,  a.  takn  bj  likii);  likii]. 
Lambatiye,  Lam-ba-tiv,   n.   a   medisin   takn  bi 

likii). 
Lambdoidal,  Lam-dtfd-al,  a.  havii)  de  ferm  ov 

ds  (irtk  leter  A.     Ritn  elso  {Lamdotdal.) 
Lambent,  Lam-bent,   a.   plairj   ab-st;  gljdiij  Ijtli 

over. 
Lambkin,  Lam-kin,  n.  a  litl  lam. 
Lamblike,  Lam-ljk,  a.  Ijk  a  lam;  inC)sent. 
Lamb"s-wool,  Lamz-wul,  n.  ds  wul  ov  a  lam; — 

a  beveraj  ov  al  and  rosted  aplz. 
Lame,  Lam,  a.  kripld;  disabld;  imperfekt. 
Lame,  Lam,  v.  t.  lu  mak  lam;  tia  kripl. 
Lamella,  La-mel-a,  n.  [Z/.]  a  tin  plat;  a  skal. 
Lamellar,  Lam-el-ar,  a.  kompozd  ov  tin  skalz 

er  flaks.  [er  plats. 

Lamellated,  Lam-el-at-ed,  a.  kuverd  wid  filmz 
Lamely,  Lam-li,  ad.  in  a  lam  maner;  imperfektli. 
Lameness,   Lam-nes,   n.    de   stat  ov  beig   lam; 

weknes. 
Lament,  La-ment,  v.  i.  tia  morn;  tia  wal;  txa  grsv. 
Lament,  La-ment,  v.  t.  tu  bewal;  tia  morn;  tia 

bsmon.  [soro. 

Lament,  La-ment,  n.  lamentajon;  eksprejon  ov 
Lamentable,  Lam-en-ta-bl,  a.   tia  be  lamented; 

mornful.  [full. 

Lamentably,  Lam-en-ta-bli,  ad.  vrid  soro;  morn- 
Lamentation,  Lam-en-ta-Jon,  n.  an  eksprejon  ov 

soro.  [ments. 

Lamenter,  La-ment-er,  n.  wun  hO)  mornz  or  la- 
Lamentine.  Lam-en-tjn,  n.  a  fij  keld  ds  se-k's. 
Lamia,  La-mi-a,  n.  [i.]  a  kjnd  ov  demon  amiiij 

dg  anjents;  a  hag;  a  wiq. 
Lamina,  J^am-i-na,  n.    [i.]  pi.  Lam-i-ne;  a  tin 

plat;  wun  kot  or  laer  lad  over  aniider. 
Laminar,  Lam-i-nar,       j  a.  plated;  konsistip  ov 
Laminary,  Lam-i-na-ri,  i      plats  er  laerz;  lami- 
nated, [plated. 
Laminated,  Lam-i-nat-ed,  a.  konsistig  ov  plats; 
Lammas,  Lam-as,  n.  de  ferst  da  ov  Ggust. 
Lamp,  Lamp,  n.  a  Ijt  mad  wid  erl  and  a  wik. 
Lampass,  Lam-pas,  n.  d  lump  ov  flej  in  a  hersez 

m-sfc.  [ig  piq- 

Lampblack,  Lamp-blak,  ji.  a  fin  siat  from  burn- 
Lampoon,  Lam-p<6n,  n.  a  personal  satjr;  ridiki},l; 

abi^s.  '  _  [satjr. 

Lampoon,  Lam-pc&n,  v.  t.  tia  ab^z  wid  personal 
Lampooner,  Lam-pton-er,  n.  wun  hcD  lampc&nz. 
Lamprey,  Lam-pri,  «.  a  fiJ  Ijk  de  el. 
Lance,  Lans,  n.  a  log  sper;  a  wepn  ov  wer. 
Lance,  Lans,  v.  t.  tia  pers;  tu  kut;  tu  opn  wid  a 

lanset,  az  a  surjon; — tu  tro. 
Lanceolate,  Lan-se-o-lat,  a.  Japt  Ijk  a  lans. 
Lancepesade,  Lans-pe-sad,  n.  de  ofiser  under  de 

korporal. 
Lancer,  Ldns-er,  n.  wun  hcD  yt^zez  or  kariz  a  lans. 
Lancet,  Lan-set,  n.  a  smel  pernted  instroiment. 
Lanch,  Lane,  v.  t.  tu  dqrt;  tia  tro.    Se  {Launch.) 
Lancinate,  Lan-si-nat,  v.  t.  tu  tj^r:  tu  rend;  tu 

laserat.  _  [laserajon. 

Lancination,  Lan-si-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  tq,rig; 
Land,  Land,  n.  a  kuntri;  a  rejon;  ert;  gi"8nd. 
Land,  Land,  v.  t.  tia  set  on  Jor;  tu  disembqrk. 
Land,  Land,  v.  i.  tu  kum  or  go  on  Jor. 
Landamman,  Lan-dam-an,*  n.  de  prezident  er  qef 

ofiser  ov  de  Swis  repiiblik. 
Landau,   Lan-de,  n.  a  koq  hwiq  opnz  and  kloz- 

ez  at  de  top. 
Landaulet,  Lan-do-let,  n.a  for-hweldkarij. 
Landed,  L;\nd-ed,  a.  konsistig  ov,  or  havig  land. 
Landfall,  Land-fol,  n.  a  suden  translajon  ov  real 

estat. 
Land-flood,  Land-flud,  n.  an  inundajon. 
Landforces,  Land-for-sez,  n.  pi.  troops  dat  serv 

on  land.  fminyon. 

Landgrave,    Land-grav,  w.  a  Jerman  tjtl  ov  do- 


Landgraviate,    Land-gra-vi-at,    n.    de  teritori 

ov  a  landgrav. 

Landgravine,    Land-gra-ven,    n.    de   wif  ov  a 

landgrav.  [landz. 

Landholder,   Land-hold-er,  n.   wun  ho  holdz 

Landing,    Land-ig,    n.    de  akt  ov  goig  on  Jor;  a 

plas  tu  land  at;  de  top  ov  st^rz. 
Landjobber,  Land-job-er,  n.  wun  ho  bjz  andsel/, 
land.  [hostcs. 

Landlady,  Land-la-di,    n.  a  mistres  ov  an  in;  a 
Landless,  Land-les,  a.  destiti\,t  ov  land. 
Landlocked,  Land-lokt,  a.  enkl6zd  widland. 
Landloper,    Land-lop-er,  71.  a  landman,  yqzd  in 
kontemt.  [host. 

Landlord,  Land-lord  n.  de  master  ov  an  in;  a 
Landman,  Land-man,  n.  wun  hoo  livz  er  servz  on 

land. 
Landmark,    Land-mqrk,  n.  a  mqrk  ov  b-sndariz. 
Landoffice,    Land-ot'-is,  n.  an  ofis  fer  de  sal  ov 
land.  [kuntri. 

Landscape,  Land-skap,  n.  de  vqerprospekt  ov  a 
Landslide,  Land-sljd,  )  ».  a  porjon  ov  a  hil  er 
Landslip,  Land-slip,     S        m-snten  dat  slips  er 

sljdz  d^n. 
Landsman,  Landz-man,  «.  samaz  landman. 
Landtax,  Land-taks,  n.  a  taks  lad  upon  land  and 

hiszez. 
Landwaiter,  Land-wat-er,  n.  a  kustom-h-ss  ofi- 
ser hot)  Wats  for,  and  woqez  de  landig  ov  gudz. 
Landward,  Land-ward,  ad.  toardz  de  land. 
Lane,  Lan,  n.  a    naro  stret;  an  ali;  a  pasaj. 
Langrage,    Lag-graj,  n.    a  sort  ov  qan-Jot;  lag- 

grel. 
Langrel,  Lag-grel,  )  n.  a  kjnd  ov  qan-Jot 

Langrelshot,  Lag-grel-Jot,  i      fermd  ov    pesez 

ov  jurn  tjd  tugeder. 
Language,    Lag-gwaj,  n.  ht^man  speq:  de  speq 
ov  wun  najon;  tug;  djalekt;  stjl;  maner  ov  eks- 
preCJ^  naJon  distiggwijt  bj  laggwaj. 
Languid,  Lag-gwid,  a.  fant;  wek:  febl. 
Languidly,  Lag-gwid-li,  ad.  wekli;  febli. 
Languidness,  Lag-gwid-nes,  n  weknes;  feblnes. 
Languish,  Lag-gwij",  i'.  i.  tu  gro  febl. 
Languisher,  Lag-gwiJ-er,  n..  wun  hoapjnz  er  lag- 

gwijez. 
Languishment,     Lag-gwiJ-ment,  n.   a   stat   ov 

pjnig;  softnes. 
Languor,  Lag-gwor,  n.  fantnes;  weknes. 
Laniate,  Lan-i-at,*  v.  t.  tu  t^r  in  pesez;  tu  las- 
erat. 
Lanifice,  Lan-i-fis,  n.*  a  wulen  manyT^faktyq^r. 
Lanigerous,  La-nij-er-us,  a.  bqrig  wul,  az  Jep. 
Lank,  Lagk,  a.  lODs;  laks;  not  fat;  slender;  fant. 
Lank,  Lank,  v.  i.  tu  bekiim  lagk;  tu  fel  awa. 
Lankly,  Lagk-li,  ad.  Ictisli;  tinli:  fantli. 
Lankness,  Lagk-nes,  n.  wont  ov  plumpnes. 
Lanky,  Lagk-i,t  a.  lagk;  tinandtel. 
Lanner,  Lan-er,  n.  a  spejez  ov  hek. 
Lanneret,  Lan-er-et,  n.  a  litl  hok. 
Lansquenet,  Lan-sken-et,  n.  \_Fr.'\  a  komon  fut 

soljer; — a  gam  at  kqrdz. 
Lantern,  Lan-tern,  n.  a  kasfer  a  kandl  er  lamp. 
Lantern,  Lan-tern,  a.  tin;  hagard. 
Lanuginous,  La-nq-jin-us,*  a.  d'sni;  kuverd  wid 
h^r.  [kerdz. 

Lanyards,    Lan-yardz,   n.    smel  ropz. or  pesez  ov 
Lap,  Lap,  n.  dat  pqrtov  a  person  hwig,  hwen  sitig, 
ekstendz  from  de  wast  tu  de  nez.  [up. 

Lap,  Lap,  v.  t.  tu  rap  ar'snd;  tu  involv; — tu  lik 
Lap,  Lap,  v.  i.  tu  be  spred  overeni  tig;  tu  lik  up. 
Lap-dog,  Lap-dog,  n.  a  litl  dog  fondld  bj  ladiz. 
Lapel,  La-pel,  n.  a  lapig  pqrt  ov  a  kot;  fasig. 
Lapful,   Lap-f ul,  n.   az  mug  az  ds  lap  kan  kon- 

tan. 
Lapidary,  Lap-i-da-ri,  n.  wun  hoo  kuts  and  poU 
ijez  jcmz  and  stonz;  a  deler  in  jemz. 


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Lapidart,  L4p-i-<la-ri,  a.  inonyq,m6ntal;  inkflrjlMl 

(in  st<jn.  [sUinii). 

Lapidatk,    FiAp-i-dnt,    v.    t.    tu  ston;  lu  kil  h\ 
Lapidlous,  La-pid-e-u8,  a.  OT  de  natyi^r  ov  staii; 

8torii.  [krpjon. 

Lapidescence,     Lap-i-ddd-ens,   «.    a  Htoiii  kon- 
Lapii>ij*cent,    Lap-i-d69-ont,  a.    groig  or  turnig 

tu  stun. 
Lapiuikic,  Lap-i-dif-ik,  a.  fennig  ston*. 
Lapiuikication,    La-pid-i-fi-kti-Jon,    n.    de  akt 

i,v  f.irinij)  [ituiiz.  [8t<jn. 

Lapidify,  Ija-pid-i-fj,  v.  t.  and  i.    tu  turn  inlu 
Lapiiiibt,     Ijap-i-di:it,     n.    a    dcler   in  stunz  er 

joiuz:  <i  lapidari. 
Lapih,  1.11-1)1.1.  II.  [£■.]  a  ston. 
Lapis  lazuli,  Lii-pi.s  hu-yii-lj,   ».  [Z.]  de  ai\\T 

stun,  from  hwicj  ultra  niart-n  ir.  jirepi'ird. 
Lappkr,  L;ip-er,  >i.  wun  Iud  nips  up;  wunhio  laps. 
Lappet,  Lap-ot,  n.  a  p^rt  ov  a  dres  flat  hagz  liDs. 
Lapse,   Laps,  n.  fla;  tol;  gljd:  peti  eror;  misttik. 
Lapse,    Laps,   v.    i.    tu  gljd;  tu  slip;  tu  ful  from 
Lapsed,  Lapst, /).  a.  foln.  [qt. 

Lapsto.ne,  I.ap-sttan,  n.  a  st»an  yn,«d  bj  a  koblcr 

or  jiDinfikor.  ^de  tujj. 

Lapsls  li.ngu^,  Lap-sus  lif)-gwe,    [/-.]  a  slip  ov 
Lapwing,  L:ip-wij),  n.  u  nfrzi  bonl  wid  lop  wigz. 
Lau,  l^ir,  H.  [/y. I  i>L  Ln-rez;  a  hiishuld  go<l. 
Larboard,  Ijt'ir-bunl,  n.  de  left-hand  spl  ov  a  Jip 

tu  <i  [MTSon  on  Ji])bortl  lukig  tuartlzde  bed;— 

opiL/.d  tu  i>ti[rhora. 
Larcexy,  L<ir-.«c-ni,  n.  teft;  pcti  tefl;  robcri. 
Larch,  l/^nj,  n.  a  drsidyqus  trr  ov  de  f^r  kjnd. 
Lard,  lA\ri\,  n.  de  fat  ov  swin  nioltt-d;  bakn. 
Lard,  I/inl,  v.  t.  tu  stuf  wid  bakn;  tu  fatn. 
Larder,    I>'ird-er,   n.  a  ncin  hwi^r  met  iz  kejit  or 

s.lt.'.l.  [Iqrder. 

Larderkr,  I/ird-cr-cr,  n.   wun  hiij  haz  qfirj  ov  de 
Large,  liqrj.  a.  big;  grat;  wjd;  liberal;  abundant; 

])l(>ntiful;  koinprrhensiv;  kapajas.       4^k 
Largely,  L<^rj-li,  ad.  w{dli;  ampli;  libcrftu; 
•'Largeness,    L^rj-nes,  n.  bignes;  liberaliti;  grat- 

ni'-'. 
Largess,  Ix\r-jcs,  n.  a  prezcnt;  a  gift;  a  b'snti. 
-JLiAROO,    I/'ir-go,  n.  [It.]  a  mrizikal  torm,  dEn6ti)j 

Q  slu)  mcDvmont. 
Lariat,  Lar-i-at,  n.  a  niDzd  kord  or  rup,  yt^zd  for 

kM<;ii)  wjld  horscz  wcstov  de  Misisipi;  a  laso. 
liARK,   l^irk,  71.  Q  smol  siflig  bord. 
Larker,  I><irk-cr,  n.  a  ka<}crov  Iqrks. 
Lark  spcr,    L<:irk-spur,   n.  a  plant,  and  bi),tiful 

finer.  [danjer. 

Larum,  Lar-um,  or  L<^-rum,  n.  nl(\mi;  nffz  nutig 
Larva,  I/^r-va,  n.   [L.J  pi.  L<\r-ve:  an  instkt  in 

its  grub  or  katcrpilar  stat,  bwcn  de  jwrts  tu  be 

unfalde<l  qr   konseld  under  de  skin;  de  sckond 

Stat  ov  de  insekt. 
Larvated,  Ixir-vat-ed,  a.  klozdin  a  mask;  maskt. 
Laryngeal.  La-rin-JE-al,  j    a.  rclatig  tu  de  lar- 
Laryncjean,  La-rin-je-an,  i        igks. 
Laringopiioxy,    I^r-in-g«')f-o-ni,   n.    desTtndov 

dr  vers  ai  h^'rd  h\  apljifl    de  stdtuskup  over  de 

lariflks. 
Larysootomy,    I*ar-io-g6t-o-mi,    n.   de  akt  ov 

kutip  de  larigk.s. 
Larynx,    Lar-igks,  or  Ld-rigks,  n.  de  uper  pqrt 

ov  dr  tnikea  or  windpjp. 
Lascar,    I>as-kt^r,  or  Lod-kar,   n.  a  natir  seman 

ov  Inilia.  [soft. 

Lascivious,  lA-siv-i-us,  a.   Ii^d;  lustful;  wonton; 
Lasciviously,  I>a-8lr-i-u8-li,  ad.  Iqdli;  wontonli; 

\iXi»\\.  [hidnos. 

Lasciviousness,    Ij»-.«iv-i-u»-ne,«,    n.  wontonncs: 
Laser.    L<i-ser,  n.  a  gum  rexin  obtand  from  de 

H'lrt  iiv  Afrika,  gratli  estemd  bJ  At  nnjents. 
Lash,  l.a/,  n.  a  strok:  tofj  ov  a  hwip;  sqrkazm. 
Lash.  \mI,  v.  t.  tu  strjk:  tu  skurj:  tu  satcqt. 


Lash,  IjVlI,  v.  i.  tu  plj  At  hwip;  tu  stqk. 
1<ASUER,  l>aj-cr,  n.  wun  hiD  bwqdor  UJex. 
Laskets,  Los-kutii,  n.id.  amul  1{dz  or  ImiM  in  tak> 

Ho- 
Lass,  Las,  a.  a  g^rl;  a  Ihad;  a  yug  wumto. 
Lassie,  \Jk*-'\,  n.  {.Scotch)  a  las;  a  g?rl. 
Lassitude,  Ijds-i-tqd,  n.  werines;  fateg:  laggwor. 
Las.slor.i(,  Ixis-lorn,  a.  forsakn  bj  a  inistru«. 
Last,  Last,  a.  mu'erl.    laUaV.  b{ndcrmust;  loMt; 

mencst. 
I>AST,  Ixist,  ad.  Ac  last  tim;  in  konkli^un. 
Last,    Last,  t>.  i,  tu  codi^r;  tu  kontinyi^;  tu  re- 

man. 
Last,  Last,  v.  t.  tu  form  on  h\  a  last. 
Last,  Last,  n.  a  mold  tu  form  Joiz  on;— a  lod. 
Lastaoe,  Lust-aj,  n.  kustom  or  dqti  pad  for  frat> 

oj. 
Lasting,  lidst-ig,  n.  a  wulon  stuf,  yqjt^ali  blak. 
Lasting,  Ixist-ig,  pp.  a.  kontinyi^ig;  di^rabl;  pcr- 

p<'tyiial. 
Lastingly,  Ldst-ig-li,  ad.   perpetytiali;  di^^rabli. 
Lastinoness,  Lust-ig-nes,  n.   di^rablucs;  kontin- 

yipms. 
Lastly,  I>ist-li,  ad.  in  de  last  plas;  at  last;  fjnali. 
Latch,  La(j,  n.  a  ka<;  or  fasnig  for  a  dor. 
Latch,  Laq,  r.  (.  tu  ka*;;  tu  fasn;  tu  klQZ. 
Latches,  Laq-cz,  n.  pi.  smol  linz  or  leaps  mad  b} 

sinol  rups. 
Latch et,  Ldq-et,  n.  de  strig  dat  fasnz  a  JO). 
Late,  l^at,  a.  [k<>m/>.  later  ur  later,  siiperl.  latest 

or  last:]  not  erli;  slo;  tardi;  fqr  in  de  da  or  njt; — 

resent; — dcsest:  az,  de  lat  Dr.  J. 
Late,  I>at,  ad.  latli;  fqr  in  de  da  er  njt. 
Late,  Lat,*  v.  t.  tu  sek;  tu  serq.  [saL 

Lateen-sail,  La-ten-sal,  h.  a  s.jrt  ov  trjagg^lor 
Lately.  I^t-li,  ad.  not  log  agu;  resentli. 
Latency,  La-ten-si,  h.  de  stat  ov  beig  hidn;  ob- 

skqriti.  [^IQ- 

Lateness,  Lat-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  lat;  resent 
Latent,  W-tcnt,  a.  hidn;  konseld:  sekret;  okiilt. 
Lateral.  Lat-er-al,  a.  ov  or  bclogig  tu  de  s|d. 
Laterally,  I.^it-cr-al-i,  ad.  bj  de  sjd;  sjdwjz. 
Lateran,  Lat-e-ran,  n.  de  pO|)S  ]ialas  at  lium. 
Latex,  I^-teks.  n.  [L.]  vjtal  flqid  ov  vejetablz. 
Lath,  Ixit,  n.,pl.  Laaz;asmol,tin,  log  pesov  wud. 
Lath,  Lit,  c.  t.  tu  fit  up  wid  ladz. 
Lathe,  Lad,  n.  de  majen  ov  a  turner. 
Lather,  I^ad-er,  v.  i.  tu  forma  fom. 
Lather.  L;id-er,  r.  t.  tu  kuver  wid  fom  ov  eo^ 
Lather,  Lad-cr,  n.  fom  mad  ov  .«op  and  weter. 
(iATHY,  Ldt-i,  a.  tin  er  log  Ijk  a  lat. 
Lati.v,  I^t-in,  a.  relatig  tu  de  Latin;  Roman. 
Latin.  I.,at-in,  n.  de  Liitin  or  Iloman  laggwaj. 
Latinism,  L.-it-in-iz  m,n. an  idiom  ov  de  I.,alintag. 
liATiNiST,  Lat-in-ist,  n.  wun  skild  in  Latin. 
Latinity,  La-tin-i-ti,  n.  de  stjl  ov  de  Latin  lag- 

gwnj.  [fraze*. 

Latinize,  Lat-in-jz,  v.  i.  tu  y~qz  Latin  wurdz  er 
Latinize,  Lat-in-jz,  v.  t.  tu  translut  intu,  or  mak 

Latin. 
Latish,  Lfit-i/,  a.  sumhwot  lat. 
Latitancy,  Lit-i-tan-si,  ii.  de  stat  ov  Ijig  hid. 
Latitaxt,  Lit-i-tant,  a.  dclitcsent;  konseld;  Ijig 

bid. 
Latitat,  L&t-i-tat,  n.  [L.]  a  rit  ov  snmoni. 
Latitation,  Lat-i-ta-Jon,*  ii.  de  stat  ov  Ijig  kon- 

srld. 
Latitude.  I^t-i-tqd,  n.   brctlt:  widt;  spas;  eks- 

tdnt; — distans  nort  or  s^st  from  At  rkwator. 
Latitudinal,  Ijit-i-tti-di-nal,  a.  relatig  tu  lat- 

itqd.  [konf  jnd;  fre. 

Fmtitudinarian,    I^it-i-tq-di-na-ri-an,    a.    not 
Latitudinarian,   Lal-i-ln-di-na-ri-an,   »».    wun 

not  rijidli  lirtodi'ks. 
Latitudinari ANisM,  I>at-i-tti-di-n4-ri-an-i«-ov ». 

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Latrant,  La-trant,*  a.  bqrkig. 

Lateia,  La-tri-a,  n.  [L.]  Ae  hjest  kjnd  ov  wurjip. 

Latten,  Lat-en,  n.  jurn  plat  kuverd  wid  tin;  an 

a.\&. 
Latter,  Lat-er,  a.  modern;  rssent;  last  ov  de  t<D; 

menjond  last  ov  too; — opdizd  tvi  furmer. 
Latterly,  Lat-er-li,  ad.  ov  lat;  resentli. 
Lattice,  Lat-is,  n.  a  windo  ov  grat-wurk. 
Lattice,  Lat-is,  v.  t.  tia  furnij  wid  latis. 
Laud,  Led,  v.  t.  tu  praz;  tia  ekstol;  tu  selsbrat. 
Laud,  Lad,  n.  praz;  onor  pad. 
Laudable,  L6d-a-bl,  a.  prazwurdi;  komendabl. 
Laudableness,  Led-a-bl-nes,  n.  prazwurdines. 
Laudably,   Led-a-bli,   ad.  in  a  manor  dezervip 

praz. 
Laudanum,    Led-a-num,    er   L6d-a-num,    n.    a 

preparajon  or  ti^ktyr^r  mad  from  opium. 
Laudative,  Led-a-tiv,*  «.  a  pansjirik;  praz. 
Laudatory,  Led-a-to-ri,  a.  kontanig  er  bEstoii) 

praz. 
Laudatory,  Led-a-to-ri,  n.  dat  hwig  bestoz  praz. 
Lauder,  Led-er,  n.  a  prazer;  a  komender. 
Laugh,  Lqf,  v.  i.  tia  mak  dat  nerz  hwiq  suden 

meriment  eksjts;  tia  aper  ga. 
Laugh,  Lqf,  v.  t.  tia  dErjd:  tu.  ridikq,!. 
Laugh,  Lqf,  n.  a  konvuljon  kezd  bj  meriment; 

eksprejon  ov  meriment;  lqf  ter. 
Laughable,  Lqf-a-bl,  a.  eksjtii)  Iqfter. 
Laugher,  Lqf-er,  n.  wun  lict)  Iqfs. 
Laughingly,  Lqf-iij-li,  ad.  in  a  meri  wa. 
Laughing-stock,  Lqf-ig-stok,  n.  an  objekt  ov 

ridik\]^l;  u  but. 
Laughter,  Lqf-ter,  n.  konvdlsiv  meriment. 
Launch,  Lqnq,  v.  i.  tia  rov  at  Iqrj;  tia  dqrt. 
Launch,  Lqnq,  v.  t.  tia  piaj  tia  se;  tu  dqrt. 
Launch,  Lquq,  n.  de  akt  ov  Iqnqii);  a  bot. 
Launder,  Lqn-der,*  n.  a.  person  dat  wojez. 
Launder,  Lqn-der,*  v.  t.  tia  woj;  tia  wet. 
Launderer,  Lqn-der-er,  n.  wun  hoo  Iqnderz. 
Laundress,  Lqn-dres,  n.  a  wojerwiaman. 
Laundry,  Lqn-dri,  n.  wojiij;  a  wojiij-rinm. 
Laureate,  Le-rg-at,  v.  t.  tu  krisn  wid  lorel. 
Laureate,  Le-rE-at,  a.  dekt  er  invested  wid  lerel. 
Laureate,  L6-rE-at,  n.   wan  dekt  wid  lerel; — a 
.   puet-lereat,  &.z  poet  ov  ds  kig  ov  Igglandz  h'ss- 
hold.  [dEgrez. 

Laureation,  Le-rE-a-Jon,*  n.  &z  akt  ov  konferii) 
Laurel,  L6-rel,  6r  L6r-el,  n.  an  evergrEn  trs  or 

Jrub:  dE  ba-trs. 
Laurelled,  Le-rekl,  a.  krsnd  wid  lerel. 
Laurustine,  Le-rus-tin,  n.  an  evergrsn  Jrub. 
Laus  Deo,  Lez  De-o,  [X.]  praz  bs  tia  God. 
Lava,   La-va,  or  Lq-va,   j».    \_It.'\    likwid  mater 

disqqrjd  bj  volkanoz. 
Lavatiox,  La-va-JoD,  n.  &z  akt  ov  wojii). 
Lavatory,  Lav-a-to-ri,  n.  a  woj;  a  bartiij-plas. 
Lave,  Lav,  v.  i.  tu  woj  wuuz  self;  tu  bad. 
Lave,  Lav,  v.  t.  tu  woj;  tu  bad;  tu  lad;  tu  bal  ist. 
Lavender,  Lav-en-der,  n.  a  swet-sented  plant. 
Layer,  La-ver,  n.  a  wojirj-vesel. 
Lavish,  Lav-iJ,  a.  prodigal;  wastful;  profits:  wjld. 
Lavish,  Lav-iJ,  v.  t.  tu  skater  profixsli;  tu  wast. 
Lavishee,  Lav-iJ-er,  n.  a  prodigal;  a  profqs  man. 
Lavishly,  Ijav-iJ-li,  ad.  profqsli;  prodigali. 
Lavishment,  Lavisuness,  Lav-iJ-ment,*  Lav-iJ- 

nes,  n.  prodigaliti. 
Law,  Le,  n.  rail  ov  akjon;  a  dskrE,  Edikt,  statyi]_t, 

er  kustom,  publikli  cst;\blijt. 
Lawbreaker,  Lu-brnk-er,  ti.  wun  boo  vjolats  a  le. 
Lawful,  Le-f  ul,  a.  agrEabl  tta  le;  legal;  rjt. 
Lawfully,  Lo-ful-i,  ad.  lEgali;  akerdiij  tu  le. 
Lawfulness.  L6-ful-ncs,  n.  Isgaliti;  al-sans  ov  le. 
Lawgiver,  Le-giv-cr,  n.  alejislator;wunha)maks 

loz. 
Lawgiving,  Ld-giv-ig,  a.  enaktiij  lez;  lejislativ. 
Law^less,  L)-les,  a.  not  rsstrand  bj  le;  iltgal. 


Lawlessly,  Le-les-li,  ad.  in  a  maner  kontrari 

tu  le.  [ens. 

Lawlessness,  Lo-les-nes,  n.  disorder;  disobedi- 
Lawmaker,  L6-mak-er,  ji.  wun  hcD  maks  lez. 
Lawn,  Len,  n.  an  opn  spas  bEtwsn  wudz; — a 

plan; — a  sort  ov  fin  linen. 
Lawn,  Len,  a.  mad  ov  len;  rezemblii)  len. 
Lawny,  Len-i,  a.  havii)  lenz;  rszemblig  len. 
Lawsuit,  Le-sn,t,  n.  a  lEgal  proses;  a  litigajon. 
Lawyer,  Le-yer,  ti.  wun  verst  in  le;  an  atdi-ui. 
Lax,  Laks,  a.  lODs;  vag;  not  egzakt;  not  strikt. 
Lax,  Laks,  n.  a  Icosnes;  a  djarEa. 
Laxation,  Laks-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ovl(i)snig;li»snes. 
Laxative,  Laks-a-tiv,  a.  rEkvig  kostivnes;  pur- 

gativ. 
Laxative,  Laks-a-tiv,  n.  a  medisin  dat  rslaksez. 
Laxativeness,  Laks-a-tiv-ues,  n.   puer  ov  ezig 

kostivnes. 
Laxity,  Laks-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  bsig  laks;  Icosnes. 
Laxly,  Laks-li,  ad,  loosli;  widyt  egzaktnes. 
Laxness,  Laks-nes,  n.  laksiti;  IcDsnes;  not  ten  Jon. 
Lay,  La,  i.  from  If. 
Lay,  La,  v.  t.  [t.  lad,  j)S.  laig,  lad;]  tu  plas;  tu 

put;  tu  kqm;  tu  wajer; — tu  prodq,s  egz. 
Lay,  La,  v.  i.  tu  brig  fort  egz. 
Lay,  La,  ji.  a  sog;  a  poem;— a  laer;  a  wajer. 
Lay,  La,  a.  relatig  tu  ds  laiti;  not  klerikal. 
Layer,  La-er.  ».  wun  dat  laz;  a  stratum;  a  bed; 

a  twig  put  under  gruud  far  propagajon. 
Layman,  La-man,  n.  wun  ov  cIe  laiti;  a  laik; — an 
Laystall,  La-stol,  ».  a  hEp  ov  dug.  [imaj. 

Lazar,  La-zar,  n.  wun  infekted  wid  dizEz;  a  leper 
Lazaret,  Laz-a-ret,  n.  [/)'.]  1      ,       .,  , 

Lazaretto,  Laz-a-ret-o,  n.  [It.]  \  °  '"'spitai. 
Lazar-house,  La-zar-h-gs,  n.  a  hospital;  a  laza- 

reto. 
Lazily,  La-zi-li,  ad.  jdli;  slugijli;  hevili. 
Laziness,  La-zi-nes,  n.  jdlnes;  slotfulnes. 
Lazuiji  Laz-yi|-li,  n.  At  agqr  st<Dn.     Se  {Lapis 

lazvli.y 
Lazy,  La-zi,  a.  jdl;  slugij;  slotful;  slo;  tedyus. 
Lazzaroni,  Laz-a-r(f)-ni,  )».  [If.]  hissles  er  unjel- 

terd  begarz. 
Lea,  Le.  ji.  a  plan;  a  medo;  a  pastyi|r.    Sumtjmz 

ritn  olso,  {Lay,  Lee,  and  Ley.} 
Leach,  Leq,  v.  t.  tu  pas  weter  trcD  ajez;  tu  per- 

kolat.     Ritn  elso  {Leech  and  Letch.) 
Leach,  Lec,  )      „  „  „  ,  ^       r 

Leach-tub,  Ltq-tub,  (  »•  '^  ^^'^'^^  ^'''  ^J«^- 
Lead,  Led,  ?i.  a  hovl  metal;  a  plumet. 
Lead,  Led,  r.  t.  tu  fit  wid  led  in  eni  maner. 
Lead,  Lsd,  r.  t.  \i.  led,  ;)«.  Isdig,  led;]  tu  gjd  bj 

ds  hand;  tu  kondilkt;  tu  Jo;  tu  dre;  tu  entjs: 

tu  alqr;  tu  pas. 
Lead,  Lsd,  v.  i.  tu  go  ferst  and  Jo  ds  wa. 
Lead,  Led,  n.  gidans;  direkjon;  ferst  plas. 
Leaden,  Led-n,  a.  mad  ov  led;  hevi;  dul. 
Leader,  Led-er,  n.  wun  hco  kdz;  konduktor;  kap- 

ten;  a  komdnder;  de  prinsipal  hwel  in  majeneri: 

de  formost  hors  in  a  tem. 
Leading,  Lsd-ig,  /)/>.  and  a.  prinsipal;  qEf. 
Leading,  Lt'd-ig,  n.  gidans;  kondukt. 
Leady.  Led-i,  a.  ov  de  natyi^r  er  kulor  ov  led. 
Leaf,  LEf,  «.,  pi.  Levz,  As  greu,  dEsidyi^us  pqrtov 
trEz  and  plants;  a  petal;  eni  tig  foliated;  a  p<4rt 

ov  a  buk,  dor,  tabl,  &s. 
Leaf,  Lef,  i\  i.  tu  brig  Ievz;  tu  b^r  Ievz. 
Leaf-bridge,  Lsf-brij,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  drebrij. 
Leaf- BUD,  Lef-bud,  n.  an  organ  ov  a  plant,  kon- 

sistig  ov  Ievz  in  a  ntjdimentari  stat. 
Leafed,  LEft,  a.  havig  Ievz:  lEvd. 
Leafless,  Lef-les,  a.  destiti^t  er  bj^r  ov  Ievz. 
Leaflet,  Lef-let,  n.  a  divijon  ov  a  lEf;  a  smel  lef. 
Leafy,  Lef-i,  a.  ful  ov  levz;  havig  levz. 
League,  LEg,  ji.  a  konfedcrasi:  an  alians;  a  yr^n- 
yon;— a  mc^i^r  ov  ire  mjlz. 


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Lkaodk,  Lrg,  V.  t.  tu  jJ{,D\t;  tu  konfederat. 
Lkaouka,  iSg-or,  n.  wun  yunjtod  in  u  konfeder- 

a^i. 
Lkak,  Lrk,  «.  a  hoi  hwi<j  lets  wotcr  in  or  nt. 
Lkak,  Lek,  V.  ».  tu  let  wotcr  in  or  nt. 
I.EAK,  Lck,  r.  t.  tu  let  ■Bt,  az  woter. 
I.tAKAUK,  Lek-aj,  n.  al-Bann  mad  for  Itkij). 
liKAKY,  Lek-i,  a.  letio  w.itcr  in  or  -Bt;  iukwnjua. 
Lkan,  Ltn,  t'.  ».  tu  inklin;  tu  bend;  tu  WHVor. 
Lkan,  Ltn,  a.  not  fat;  wontig  I'lcJ;  tin;  barcn. 
Lean,  Lrn,  n.  dt  j»qrt  ov  llej  distijjkt  from  fat. 
Lkanlt,   lien-li,  ad.  mrgerli;  widnt  piumpnes. 
Leanness,  Len-nes,n.  wontov  flej;  tinncs;  poverti. 
Leaf,  Ltp,  v.  ».  tu  jump;  tu  bund;  tu  sprijj;  tu 

KU\rt. 
Leaf,  Lrp,  v.  t.  tu  pas  over  er  intu;  ta  kompres. 
Leap,  \,t\>,  n.  a  b«nd;a  jump;  a  !<uden  tranaijon. 
Leaped,  Lcpt,  or  Lopt,  p.  frum  Lrp. 
Lbaper,  Lep-er,  n.  wun  bott  leps  or  bundz. 
Leap-froo,  Lep-frog,  n.  a  pla  ov  ^ildron. 
Leapyear,  Lep-yrr,  n.  evcri  fort  yrr  hwiq  has 

AM  dnz,  Febra<ari  havij)  29;— bisck^ttil. 
LxARN,  Lv'rn,  t.  t.  [i.  lernd  or  lernt,  p».  lemio, 

lernd,  «r  U-rnt;]  tu  gan  nolej  or  skil  in;  tu  kopi. 
Learn,  Lorn,  v.  i.  tu  gan  or  akwjr  nolcj. 
Learned,  L«>rn-ed,  a.   havij)  KmiB;  noifl;  ^ryq- 

djt;   litfrari. 
Learnedly,  I^;m-ed-li,  ad.  wid  nolej;  wid  skil. 
Learnedness,   L^-m-ed-nes,   n.   de  stat  ov  beij) 

Iprned. 
Learner,  L^m-er,  n.  wun  hm  lemz;  a  pi^pil. 
Learning,  I^/rn-io,   »••   litcratiir;  eryndijon;  skil 

in  lit<Tatiir,  laoRwajcz,  or  sjensez. 
Leasable,  Les-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  lest. 
Lease,  Lr^,  n.  a  koutrakt  for  a  temporari  pose/oD 

ov  h^ici  or  lundz;  a  tonynr. 
Lease,  Les,  t>.  t.  tu  let  bi  le^;  tu  let. 
Lease,  Lez,  o.  t.  tu  glen;  tu  gader  hwot  hqrvcst- 

men  lev.  ^•^ 

Leasehold,  Lis-hold,  n.  a.  tcnyi^r  held  bj  les. 
Leaser.  Ltz-er,  ii.  a  gkner. 
Leash,  LrJ,  n.  a.  ledorton  bj  hwiqa  foknerholdz 

biz  bok,  or  a  hunt.^man  biz  dog;  a  band  for  tiig 

eni  tijj;  tr£  ti{)z  bold  tugeder  bj  a  Ir/,  az  tre 

grab's iidz,  tre  fokscz,  ki,;  a  bras  and  a  hqf. 
Leash,  LrJ,  v.  t.  tu  bjnd;  tu  hold  in  a  strig. 
Leasing,  L£z-in,*  n.  Ijz;  fol«hud. 
Least,  Le.*!,  a.  mipirJ.  ov  Litl;  smolest. 
Least,  Lest,  ad.  in  At  smolest  er  loest  degr^. 
Leat,  Let,*  n.  an  qrtifijal  trenq  for  woter. 
Leather,  L<id-er,  n.  drcst  hjdz  ov  animalz. 
Leather,  L^d-er,*  r.  t.  tu  bet;  tu  laj. 
Leather-coat,  Led-cr-kot,  n.  an  apl  wid  a  tuf 

rjnd.  [drcsez  ledcr. 

Leatherdresser,    I/^d-er-drcs-cr,    n.     wun    ha> 
Leathern,  L^d-cm,  a.  mad  ov  leder. 
Leatuer-sellee,  Ij«d-er-8el-cr,  n.  wun  hcD  deli 

in  Icdcr. 
Leathery,  I^d-cr-i,  a.  rez^mblig  ledcr;  tuf. 
Leave,  Lev,  n.  permijon;  Ijscns;  f^rw61. 
Leave,  Lrv,  c  t.  [i.  left,  ye.  Itvip,  left;]  tu  kwit; 

tu  foriiiik;  tu  drzvrt;  tu  bekwe'd;  tu  abandon; 

tu  rrlnjkwij;  tu  giv  up;  tu  dej^rt  from;  tu  hav 

remanig  at  det. 
Leave.  I^v,  r.  «'.  tu  m:  ta  driist. 
Leaved,  Levd,  a.  havig,  or  fumijt  wid,  levi;  mad 

wid  Irvz  or  foldz. 
Leaven,  I^^t-d,   n.  a  ferm»^nti\)  mikstyiir. 
Leaven.  1/^v-n,  r.  t.  tu  form»'nt;  tu  imbq. 
Leavenous,  Ii<?v-n-u«,  a.  kontanig  levn. 
Leaves,  I^vz,  n.  piqral  ov  Lrj. 
Leavings.  L^v-igi,  n.  pi.  remnant*;  reliks:rcf(i!i. 
Lecher.  l-e<;-er,  n.  q  li^d  person;  a  fumikator. 
Lkchkr.  L<vj-cr,  r.  i.  tu  praktiii  Iqdncs. 
Lecherous,    L^-cr-u«,    a.    pruvokig   lust;  Iqd; 

lusU'ul. 

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Lecheroubly,  L<-,  . /.  Iqdli;  lustf  uli. 

LECiiERoLhNt-ss,   I  ■,  (1.  Iqdne^. 

Lechery,  l<o<j-er-i.         _:         lu.it. 
Lection,  I^-k-Jon,  «.  u  rcUiy,  varjrti;  a  in  kopit. 
Lectionary,    L^k-/ou-fl-ri,    n.  At  Human  s^rvis 

buk. 
Lecture,  I^kt-yqr,  n.  At  akt  ov  rtdig;a  diak^^ 

red  or  pron-^nst; — a  rtpnfif. 
Lecture,  I/^kt-ynr,  r.  t.  tu  in^triikt;  tu  rrprdbv. 
Lecture,  L*>kt-yiir,  v.   i.  tu  deliver  lektyqrz. 
Lecturer,  l/Okt-yq-rcr,  n.  wun  hot)  Ifktyqrz. 
Lectureship,    L^kt-yqr-Jip,  n.  dt  oi\»  ov  a  Mkt- 

yqrer. 
Led,  Led,  i.  and  p.  from  Lrd. 
Ledcaptain.  I^'d-kap-ten,  n.  an  at^ndant. 
Ledge,  l^ej,  n.  a  ru;  a  lacr;  a  stratum;  a  rij. 
Ledger,     Lcj-cr,  n.  a  horizontal  fiol  in  i-kafuldig; 

— an  uk>nt  buk.     Se  {Lrijer.} 
Led-horse,  Led-hors,  n.  a  surater  hors. 
Lee,  Lf,    n.  in  nntikal  lapgwaj,  de  8jd  (>p<jzit  tu 

dat  from  hwi(j  de  wind  blus;  u  Jelterd  plas. 
Leech,  Leq.  />.  a  .smol  btud-:«ukcr;— a  fizijan. 
Leek,     Lef.*  a.    piczig;  wilig: — aJ.  wilinli.     St 

<A.v/.> 

Leek,  Lck,  n.  a  plant  wid  a  bulbus  ra>t. 
Leer,  Lrr,  n.  anoblekvq  or  kail  ov  de  j. 
Leeu,  Lrr,  r.  i.  tu  luk  obljkli:  tu  luk  qrcli. 
Leering,  l^ir-iy,  pp.  .i.  pinjlin  qrcjli  or  snrrnjli. 
Leerinoly,  Lcr-iy-li,  ad.  wid  u  kjnd  ov  qrq  smjl 

or  liiirr. 
Lees,  Lez,  n.  pi.  drcgz;  sediment  ov  likor. 
Leesuoee,    Le-Jor,  n.    At  Jor  on  hwiq  de  wind 

bloz.  [sjd. 

Leeside,    Le-sjd,    n.    de  .«jd  6pozit  tu  de  wedcr 
Leet,  Let,  n.  a  lo-da;  a  kuri  ov  jqrisdikjon. 
Leetide.  Le-tjJ.  n.  a  tid  runig  wid  de  wind. 
Leeward,  Le-word,  «r  Lq-ard,  a.  under  At  wind; 

on  At  sjd  opozit  tudat  from  hwiq  dr  wind  bloz. 
Leeward,  L£-ward,  or  Lq-ard,  ad.  from  de  wind 

t<:)urdz  de  le. 
Leeway.     Le-wa,  ii.  de  lateral  mcDvment  ov  a  Jip 

tu  de  Ifward  ov  her  kors. 
Left,  L'.-ft,  i.  and  p.  from  Ler. 
Left,  Left,  a.  not  rjt:sini<tru.'i;  wek. 
Left-hand,  Left-hand,  n.  de  hand  on  de  left  sjd. 
Left-handed,   Left-hand  cd,    a.    yqzig  de  loft 

hand:  unldki. 
Left-uandedness,    I^ft-hand-ed-nes,  n.  At  jt\^ 

ov  de  left  hand. 
Leo,  Leg,  n.  At  lim  hwiq  suports  de  bodi;  de  pqrt 

ov  it  betwen  de  ne  and  de  iut. 
Legacy,    L^g-a-si,  n.    a  bckwdst  er  gift  mad  bj 

wil. 
Legal,  Legal,  a.  permited  er  etorjsd  bjle;leful; 

lejitimnt;  adherig  tu  le. 
Legality,   Le-g.-il-i-ti,     |         ,gf„,„es. 
Leoalness,  Lt-pal-nes,*  )  ««»««"^. 

Legalize,    Le-gal-jz,  r.  t.  tu  otorit;  tu  makle- 

ful. 
Legally,  I>e-gal-i,  ad.  lofali;  akordig  tu  le. 
Legatary,    Leg-a-ta-ri,   n.  wun  hot)  hai  a  legasi: 

a  lepite. 
Legate,  L<^g-nt,  n.  a  d^pj-qti;  an  amb&sador;  an 

ambu.'sador  from  Ac  pop.  [left. 

Legatee,    Lcg-a-te,   n.    wun  tu  hobm  a  1ega«i  it 
Legatesuip,  L<5^-at-Jip,  n.  At  ofis  ov  a  legat. 
Legation.  Li--gH'/on,  n.  a  dep>TitnJ..n:  aneinba*i. 
Legator,  Leg-a-t<)r,  n.  wun  biD  bckwedz  lega.«ii. 
Legend.     Le-jcnd,    i-r    Lej-end,  n.  q  kruniki  or 

reji.iter:   an  inkrcdibl  narativ:   a  stori;  an    in- 

skripjon. 
Legendary,  I>\i-cn-da-ri,  *.  rtlatig  tu  a  lejend: 

f.4byqlus:  rom.intik. 
Legendary.   I>!ij-en-da-ri,  m.   a  buk  or  q  re  later 

ov  Irjendz. 
Leoer.  I^j-cr,*  n.  a  reiident; — a  lejer-buk. 


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LEaER-BOOK,  Lej-er-bak,  n.  At  qef-buk  yTi,zd  in 
merqants  ak'snts.  LJugl- 

Legerdemain,  Lej-er-de-mnn,  n.  slit  ov  hand;  a 
Legged,  Legd,  a.  furnijt  wid  legz. 
Legget,  Leg-et,  n.  a  bxA  yq,zd  in  taqig  h-szez. 
Leggis,  Leg-in,    )  ^_  ^  kuverin  fer  ds  leg. 
Legging,  Leg-ig, )  . 

Legibility,    Lej-i-bil-i-ti,    n.    de   stat  ov  beip 

lejibl. 
Legible,  Lej-i-bl,  a.  kapabl  ovbeig  red;  ap^rent. 
Legibleness,   Lej-i-bl-nes,  n.  de  stat  er  kwoliti 

ov  bgii)  lejibL 
Legibly,  Lej-i-bli,  a.d.  in  a  lejibl  maner. 
Legion,    Ls-jon,    n.    a  bodi  ov  Roman   soljerz, 
ab-st  fiv  t-szand  or  siks  tuzand;  a  grat  number. 
Legionary,  Le-jon-a-ri,  a.  rslatii)  tu  a  kjon. 
Legionary,  Lg-jon-a-ri,  n.  wun  ov  a  kjon. 
Legislate,  Lej-is-lat,  v.  i.  tu  mak  er  enakt  lez. 
Legislation,  Lej-is-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  makig 

Igz. 
Legislative,  Lej-is-la-tiv,  a.  givig  lez;  le  givirj. 
Legislator,  Lej-is-la-tor,  n.  a  legiver;  -min  ha 
maks  loz.  [lejislator. 

Legislatorship,  Lej-is-la-tor-Jip,  w.  deofisova 
Legislature,    Lej-is-lat-yi\r,  n.   de  p"5er,  er  de 

bodi  or  hodiz,  dat  mak  lez. 
Legist,  Ls-jist,  n.  wun  skild  in  le. 
Legitimacy,  Le-jit-i-ma-si,  ti.  leftalnes  ov  bert; 

da  stat  ov  beiij  bern  in  wedlok;  lofulnes. 
Legitimate,  Le-jit-i-mat,  a.  bern  in  marij;  leful. 
Legitimate,  Le-jit-i-mat,  v.  t.  tu  mak  lejitimat 
or  lofial.  [wedlok. 

Legitimately,    Le-jit-i-mat-li,    ad.    lefuli;    in 
Legitimateness,  Le-jit-i-mat-nes,  n.  legaliti;  le- 
fulnes.  [jitimatii). 

Legitimation,  Le-jit-i-ma-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  le- 
Legume,  Leg-i^m,  w.  a  ben;  de  pe;  puis. 
Legumen,  Le-gi'j,-men,  ».  [L.]  puis;  legq,m. 
Leguminous,   LE-gi\,-mi-nus,  a.  bel6i)ig  tu  puis 

er  legn^mz. 
Leisure,    Le-gi^r,  n.  fredom  from  emplffment  er 

biznes;  vakansi. 
Leisure,  Le-2q,r,  a.  konvenyent;  unemplffd. 
Leisurely,  Le-jq^r-li,  a.  not  hasti;  deliberat. 
Leisurely,  Le-sqr-li,  ad.  at  lejq^r;  sloli. 
Leman,  Le-man,*  n.  a  swethqrt;  a  galant;  a  mis- 
tres.  [asixmd. 

Lemma,  Lem-a,  n.  [Li]  a  propozijon  previusli 
Lemon,  Lem-on,  n.  de  asid  froot  ov  de  lemon-tre. 
Lemonade,  Lem-on-ad,  n.  weter,  Jugar  and  lem- 
on-jixs. 
Lemur,  Le-mur,  ».  [i.]  a  kwodrcomanus  animal. 
Lemures,  Lem-n,-rez,  n.  pi.  \Li\  hobgoblinz;  evl 

spirits. 
Lend,    Lend,   v.  t.  \i.    lent,  vs.  lendii),  lent;]  tu 
af ard  er  suplj  on  kondijon  ov  return  er  repament. 
Lendable,  Lend-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  lent. 
Lender,  Lend-er,  n.  wun  hot)  lendz  eni  tig. 
Length,  Legt,  n.  ekstent  from  end  tu  end;  eks- 

tonjon. 
Lengthen,  Letjt-en,  v.  t.  tu  ekstend  in  legt;  tu 

mak  l()i)ger;  tu  protrakt. 
Lengthen,  Lei)t-en,  v.  i.  tu  gro  logger. 
Lengthened,  Legt-end,  a.  prologd. 
Lengthening,   Legt-en-ig,  n.  protrakjon. 
Lengthwise,    Legt-wjz,  ad.   in  direkjon  ov  de 

leijt. 
Lengthy,   L6gt-i,  a.  log;  not  Jert;  not  bref;  tjr- 

sumli  log. 
Leniency,  Le-ni-cn-si,  n.  mjldnes;  jentlnes. 
Lenient,  Le-ni-ent,  a.  aswasiv;  sofnig;  mjld. 
Lenient,  Le-ni-ent,  ji.  dat  hwiq  sofnz  or  aswajez. 
Lenify,  Len-i-fj,  v.  i.  tu  aswaj;  tu  mitigat. 
Lenitive,  L6n-i-tiv,  a.  aswasiv;  eniolycnt. 
Lenitive,  L6n-i-tiv,  n.  eni  tig  tu  ez  pan;  a  pali- 
ativ. 


Lenity,  L^n-i-ti,  n.  mjldnes;  mersi;  tendemes. 
Lens,  Lenz,  n.,  pi.  Lenz-ez;  a  pes  ov  glas,  er  trans- 
p<-Vrent  substans,  so  f  ermd  az  tu  qanj  de  direkjon 
ov  de  raz  ov  Ijt  pasig  trd)  it. 
Lent,  Lent,  i.  and  p.  from  Lend. 
Lent,  Lent,  n.  de  kwodrajesimal  fast;  a  fast  OT 
ferti  daz,  from  AJ-Wenzda  tu  8ster;  a  tjm  ov 
abstinens. 
Lenten,  Lent-n,  a.  relatig  tu  Lent. 
Lenticular,    Len-tik-yt^-lar,  a.   dubli  konveks; 
Icntiferm.  [lenz, 

Lentiform,  Len-ti-ferm,  a.  havig  de  ferm  ov  a 
Lentiginous,   Len-tij-i-nus,  a.    skurfi;  furfura- 
Jus.  [de  skin. 

Lentigo,   Len-tj-go,  n.  [i.]  a  frekli  erupjon  on 
Lentil,  Len-til,  n.  a  sert  ov  puis  er  pe. 
Lentisk,    Len-tisk,  n.  de  mastik-tre;  a  fragrant 

wud. 
Lentner,  Lent-ner,*  n.  a  kjnd  ov  hek. 
Lentor,  Len-tor,  n.  [-£.]  tenasiti;  viskositi; — slo- 

nes;  dela. 
Lentous,  Len-tus,  a.  viskus:  visid;  tenajus. 
Leo,  Le-CD,  n.  [Z.]  de  Ljon;  de  fift  sjn  ov  de  zo- 

diak. 
Leonine,  Le-o-njn,  a.  belogig  tu  a  lion. 
Leopard,  Lep-ard,  n.  a  spoted  best  ov  pra. 
Leper,  Lep-er,  n.  wun  infekted  wid  a  leprosi. 
Leperous,    Lep-er-us,   a.    infekted  wid  leprosi; 

lepras. 
Leporine,  Lep-o-rjn,  a.  belogig  tu  a  h^r. 
Leprosy,  Lep-ro-si,  ji.  a  lodsum  kixtaneus  dizez. 
Leprous,  Lep-rus,  a.  infekted  wid  leprosi;  skurfi. 
Leprousness,    Lep-rus-nes,    n.    de  stat  ov  beig 

lepras. 
Lesion,  Le-jon,  n.  a  disorder;  injq,ri;  hurt. 
Less,  Les,  a  privativ  terminajon;  az,  lifles. 
Less,  Les,  a.  de  komparativ  ov  LitI;  smeler. 
Less,  Les,  ad.  in  a  smeler  er  loer  degre. 
Lessee,  Les-e,  n.  a  person  tu  hoom  a  les  iz  givn. 
Lessen,  Les-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  les;  tu  diminij. 
Lessen,  Les-n,  «.  i.  tu  gro  les;  tu  Jrigk. 
Lesser,  Les-er,  a.  korupjon  ov  les,  but  establijt  bj 

gud  ynzaj:  les;  az,  Leser  dfia. 
Lesson,  Les-n,  or  Les-on,  n.  a  task,  er  eni  tig  tu 

be  lernd;  a  pes  tu  be  red:  a  presept. 
Lessor,  Les-or,  w  Les-er,  n.  wun  hco  lets  eni  tig 

bj  les. 
Lest,  Lest,  Icon),  dat  not;  fer  fer  dat. 
Let,  Let,  v.  t.   \i.  let,  jis.  letig,  let:]  tu  al-s;  tu 

sufer;  tu  permit;  tu  les;  tu  put  'st  tu  hjr. 
Let,  Let,*  w.  t.  tu  hinder;  tu  obstriikt;  tu  opoz. 
Let,  Let,*  n.  a  hinderans:  an  obstakl;  obstrukjon. 
Let,  Let,  a  diminjTXtiv  terminajon;  az  in  rivy\(let. 
Letch,  Leq,  or  Leg,  n.     Se  {Ledch.y 
Lethal,  Le-tal,  a.  dedli;  mortal;  fatal. 
Lethargic,  Let-^r-jik,  )  a.  afekted  bj  let- 

Lethargical,  Let-4r-ji-kal,  \      arji;  dr-!izi;"slepi 
bj  dizez;  dul.  [maner. 

Lethargically,  Let-^r-ji-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  letqrjik 
Lethargicalness,  Let-^r-ji-kal-nes,  )  ».  a  mer- 
Lethargicness,  Let-^r-jik-nes,  i    bid  slep- 

ines;  letarji.  [ines. 

Lethargy,  Let-ar-ji,  n.  a  merbid  drszines;  slep- 
Lethe,  Le-te,  n.  [6rr.]  oblivion;  a  draft  ov  ob- 
livion. 
Lethean,  Le-te-an,  a.  oblivius;  kezig  oblivion. 
Lethiferous,  Le-tif-er-us,  a.  dedli;  brigig  det. 
Le  tout  ensemble,  Le  trfjt  qn-s^m-bl,  [Fr.]   el 

tugeder. 

Letter,   Let-er,  n.   wun  hco  lets; — an  alfabetik 

karakter,  er  a  karakter  fer  ekspresig  sTsndz  tu 

de  j:  a  tjp  wid  hwiq  buks  qr  printed; — a  ritn 

mesaj;  an  episl;  a  not;  a  bilet:  verbal  eksprejon; 

de  literal  menig: — pi.  lernig;  Iiteratv|,r. 

Letter,  Let-er,  v.  t.  tu  stamp  wid  leterz.      [in. 

Lettee-CASE,  L6t-er-kas,  n.  d  kas  tu  put  leterz 


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LETTKaED,  I-^t-«rd,  a.  (klyi^kiitcd;  l^rned. 
LiTTfcii-rouNDKa,    L^t-er-f'siiJ-iT,    n.    wun   ha> 

kii.«t-i  t|i>. 
Lettebino,  Lit-cr-i\),  n.  a  mqrkig  wid  leten. 
LETTLKr&ESS,  L<St-or-pr«s,   ».   let«rx  and  wanlc 

priutetl. 
Lkttehs,  I^t-erx,  n.  pi.  lernio;  llteratqr. 
Lkttlck,  l^l-ii,  ".  a  gqrden-plant  for  jialad. 
LEUCOPULEtiMACY,  Lq-ko-neg-ojii-xi,  Fi.  a  drop- 

8ikul  hubit.  [a  dmpsikal  hubit. 

Leucophleqmatic,  Lq-ko-fleg-mat-ik,  vi.  havijj 
Levant.  I^e-vant,  n.  dc  tstern  jx^rts  and  kcDSU  ov 

dr  .Mcditfnincan  Se. 
Levant,  l.e-vant,  or  Lt-vant,  a.  tstern. 
Levaxtek,  Le-vant-er,  «.  a  strog  esterii  wind. 
Leva.sti.ve,  Lc-van-tin,  »r  Ldv-an-tjn,  a.  bel6fl- 

ifj  tu  dt  Levant. 
Leva.nti.ne,  Lev-an-tin,  «.  a  kjnd  ov  silk  stuf. 
Levator,  Le-va-tor,  n.  a  kjrurjikal  instriiiment. 
Levee,  l^^v-i,  n.  [/V.]  a  mornio  kol  er  a^mbli: 

un  u.sembli:  a  konkurs:— a  bapk  ov  (-rt. 
Level.  Lev-ol,  a.  rvn;  flat;  i-iuibd;  plan:  ekwul. 
Level,  Lcv-cl,  r.  f.  tu  mak  cvn;  tu  hi  flat:  tu  am. 
Level,  L6v-el,  c  ».  tu  am;  tu  direkt  dt  vq. 
Level,  L^v-ci,  n.  a  plan;  a  flat  8urfa!>;  evn  slat; 

a  ."tundard:  an  instnDment. 
Leveller,  I/ev-el-cr,  n,  wun  ho)  levclz. 
Levelling,  I^v-el-ig,  n.  dt  akl  ov  findig  a  hor- 

izouiul  Ijn.  [surfas. 

Lkvelness,  L^v-el-nca,   n.   evnnosi;  ekwoliti  ov 
Leven,  Ix^v-n,  n.  ferment.     Se  (lAnr^n.} 
Lever,  Le-vor,  or  I^v-cr,  n.  de  iwkond  mekanikal 

pTser;  a  bqr  yq,«d  tu  ^levat  grat  wal.-. 
Lever,  Le-ver,*  a.  and  ad.  de  komparativ  degri 

ov  (AiV/.> 
Leveret,  L^v-cr-et,  n.  a  h^vr  in  it.*  for?t  yer. 
Leviable,  L<5v-i-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  brig  Icvid. 
Leviathan,  Le-v|-a-tun,  n.  a  grat  woter  animal, 

mi-njond  in  Jub,  but  hwot  animal,  not  ascrtand. 
Levigate,  Lev-i-gat,  r.  l.  tu  poli/;  tu  plan:  tu 

JlUlviTJI. 

Levigation,  Lev-i-ga-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  k-vigatifl. 
LevitatiO.m,  Lev-i-la-Jon,  h.  de  akt  ov  rcnderifl 

Ijt. 
Levite,  I^-vjt,  n.  wan  ov  dt  trjb  ov  Lrvj;  a  prtst. 
Levitical,  1^-vit-i-kal,  a.  rrlatig  tu  dt  Lfvit^; 

prriitli.  [At  Ltvlt.'. 

Levitr'allt,  Le-vit-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  dt  maiu-r  ov 
Leviticl'8,  Le-vit-i-kus,  u.  de  tord  buk  ov  .Moizez. 
Levity,  l/5v-i-ti,  «.  Ijtnca:  inkonstan^i;  vaniti. 
Levt,  li6v-\,  V.  t.  tu  rai:  tu  kol^kt;  tu  imp<jt. 
Levy,  I.<Sv-i,  n.  de  akt  ov  razig  muni  or  men;  de 

kwonliti,  am>nt,  or  number  mzd. 
Lew,  \a\,*  a,  tepid;  lukwurm:  jwl:  won. 
Lewd,  Li\d,  a.  wonton:  di«o)lqt:  libi<linu3. 
LtwuLT,   I.ml-li,  ad,  wontonii:  lustfuli. 
LEWDNEijS,  Lqd-nca,  «.  disolqtne<:  Ijsenjnsncs. 
Lexicografuer,  Lcks-i-kog-ra-fer,  «.  wun  v?rst 

in  lek-iikuin^'fi:  a  ritcr  ov  dikjonariz. 
Lexu'ogkai'iiical.    Lck^-i-lua-graf-i-kal,  a.    rt- 

latiii  tu  li-ksikogmfi. 
LEiicOGRAriiY,  Likj»-i-k6g-ra-fi,  ».   de  ritig  ov 

dixjonarii.  LT"^'- 

Lexicologt,  L«ks-i-k61-o-ji,  ■.  ril61oji;lek<ikoK- 
Lexicon,  I^ks-i-kon,  m.  a  dikjonari:  a  word-buk. 
Lex  TALIONI8,  Loks  tAl-i-<&-ni:s  l^-J  <*«  •»  ov  re- 

taliajon.  [Lit-) 

Ley,  I-r,  ".  «i  ffld  or  jnxtytir.    Sr  {l^a,  Lyf,  and 

LxTDEN-rHIAL,  Lj-dcn-f j-nl,  a.  Qgla<jqr  kotcd 
in5id  wid  .-um  konddktip  sub«fan<,  fi>rdr  purpus 
«)V  brio  ijqrjd  au<l  yqid  in  mnkig  cki<iicrimonL8. 

Liability,  Lj-a-bil-i-ii,  •.  de  stat  ov  btig  l{abl; 
Ijablne". 

Liable,  I^j-a-bl,  a.  obnokjus;  not  cgM^mt;  8ubj«kt 

L1ABLE.VES8,  Lj-a-bl-nM,*  n.  de  stat  ov  beij)  \{- 
abl;  Ijabilitu 


Liar,  Lj-<ir,  n.  wun  ha>  teli  lii  or  felihodx. 
LlAH,  Li-a.H,  n.  a  \>\\\  kulord,  klai  IjnutAO. 
Libation,  Li-ba-Jon,  n.  au  ofcrig  mad  ov  win. 
Libel,  L|-bel,  n.  dvfamajun:  a  maii/uj  r^tig. 
Libel,  L|-bcl.  r.  t.  tu  dtfam  mulijuidi;  tu  Uun- 

|»f)n: — {Law)  tu  brig  a  (jqri  aijomit. 
LiBELLANT,  L(-bcl-ant,  n.  {Laic)  wun  bd>  £(11  er 

brigz  a  <;qrj  in  a  (;ani«eri  or  admiralti  ka«. 
Libeller,  Lj-bel-er,  n.  wun  huij  Ijbc-lz  or  defims. 
I.IUELLOL'S,   Lj-bcl-us,  a.  defamaluri;  abqsir. 
LiBEUAL,   Lib-cr-al,    a.    jcncruH;    bisutiful;   frr: 

kaiidid;  kat'Ulik;  fre  tu  ckix^s;  lutitiidinarian. 
L1BEKALI8M,   Lib-cr-al-iz-m,  n.    libonU    or    Ukii 

priiisiplz. 
LiBEKALisT,   Lib-cr-al- i«t,    n.    an    adherent    tu 

liberal  (jpinyonz. 
Liberality,  Lib-er-al-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  bcig 

liberal;  bisnti:  jenerositi;  kaUtlbicm;  kandor. 
Liberalize,  Lib-er-al-ix,  v.  t.  tu  mak  liberal;  tu 

cnlqrj. 
LiBEBALLY,  Lib-er-al-i,  ad.  in  a  liberal  manor; 

b-suiifuli;  freli.  [deliver. 

Liberate,  I^ib-er-at,  f.  t.  tu  fre;  tu  set  fre;  ta 
Liberation,  Lib-er-A-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  setig  fre; 

drliveraiis. 
Liberator,  Lib-cr-a-tor,  n.  a  deliverer. 
Libertine,  Lib-er-tin,  n.  wun  ba>  livi  disolntli; 

a  rak.  [us. 

Libertine,  Lib-er-tin,  a.  Ijsenjus;  disolqt:  irelij- 
Liblrtinism,  Lib-cr-tin-ii-m,  n.  de  kanikter  or 

kundukt  (iv  a  libertin;  liscnjusnes;  disvjlqtnca. 
Liberty,  Lib-er-ti,   ».   de  p3er  ov  aktig  widst 

re^$trant:  de  stat  or  kondijon  ov  sosjeti  hwiq  se- 

kqrz  tu  everi  iudividyqal  de  rjt   or    pTSer   ov 

aktig  under  no  restrant  eksept  iu<^  uz  iz  kozd  bj 

^kwitabl  loz,  operatig  f  kwali  on  ol  de  sitizcnz; 

or  suq  az  iz  apriLvd  and  sagkjond  bj  enljtnd  rezn, 

and  Q  wel-trand  konjens;  frrdom,  az  ojnizd  tu 

flactri;  frrd«jm,  az  opuzd  tu  iifntoiii;  privilej; 

egzemjon;  imqniti;  Ijsens;  lev:  pcrmijon;  de  ■»ler 

distrikt:)  ov  a   siti.     LUierti  <>v  dr  pres.  At  rjt 

tu  print  and  publij  de  tni)t  from  gud  mulivt, 

and  f'»r  ju?tifjatil  endz. 
Libidimst,  Li-bid-i-nist,    n.    won   devutcd   ta 

hplnes.  Lfu«. 

Libidinous,  Li-bid-i-nus,  a.  Iqd;  lustful:  Ijsen- 
l.iBiuiNOL'8LY,  Li-bid-i-nu8-li,  ad.  Iqdli:  lu^tfuli. 
LiuiuiNOL'SNESS,  Li-bid-i-nus-nes,  h.  Iqdnesjlust- 

fulnes. 
Libra,  Lj-bra,  n.  [L.]  a  balans; — de  Balana,  de 

.•^evnt  sjn  in  de  codiak. 
Librarian,  L[-bra-ri-an,  n.  wun  ha>  bat  dr  k^r 

ov  u  Ijbrari.  [Ijbrarian. 

Librariansuip,  Lj-bra-ri-an-Jip,  ■.  de  ofis  ov  a 
Library,  Lj-bra-n,  n.  a  kolekjon  ov  buks;  a  bm 

or  an  ai«^rtment  fur  buk.*;  a  buk-rwtim. 
Librate,  Li-brat.  r.  /.  tu  pffz;  tu  huld  in  ckwip<TT. 
LiBRATioN.    I<i-bra-/un,   «.    de   akt  ov  balansig; 

ekwiiKfz:-  an  api^rent  irogyqiariti  in  de  ma>Di 

mujon,  bj  hwic  Je  semz  tu  librat  abiit  herak-<i«. 
LiBRATORY,  L|-bra-t4;>-ri,  a.  balan^ig;  plaig  l{k  a 

buUnd. 
Lice,  Lj",  n.  pi.  ov  Lst.    Sc  (Z<?«*:.) 
LiCENSABLE.  Li-scns-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  Ijscnit. 
License,  Lj-scns  x.  permi/on:  libcrti;  eksw. 
License,  l-i-sens  r.  t.  tu  |>ennit  bj  a  legal  grant. 
Licenser,  Lj-sens-er,  m.  a  granter  ov  permi/00. 
Licentiate,  Lj  .<en-/i-at,  n.  wun  luii  hai  a  Ijicni 

tu  prt<;.  or  tu  praktis  eni  qrt  or  prufejun. 
Licentiate,  Lj-s^n-Ji-at,*  r.  t.  tu  Ijwns. 
LiCE>'TiOLS,  Lj-»^n-]us,   a.    unrrstraud    bj   lo  er 

mumliti:  di-cl'^t:  IhIc;  1>m:  vag;  unk^'Ofjud. 
LiCEM  is-li,  aa.   in  a  diAirdarli 

ma:  ■  ■  juxt  rr^trant, 

LiCEN  I  ,-|u.'<-neA,  n.    de  »t«t  0f 

beig  ^sviiju«;«li«ufdvrli  koudukU 


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Lichen,  Liq-en,  er  Lj-ken,  n.  an  erder  ov  plants 

ov  lo  erganizajon,  hwiq  gro  on  de  bqrk  ov  trez, 

on  roks,  fensez,  and  on  de  gi"8nd,  kontanii)  meni 

spsjEZ,  emplffd  in  de  qrts  az  pigments,  and  elso 

az  qrtiklz  ov  fcod,  wun  ov  hwiq  iz  de  island  mos. 

Lichen,  Liq-en,  n.  an  erupjon  ov  de  skin;  a  ki^- 

taneus  distemper  afektig  de  bed  wid  skabz;  a 

teter.  [ov  liqenz. 

LiCHENOGEAPHY,  Liq-en-6g-ra-fi,  n.  a  deskripjon 

Licit,  Lis-it,*  a.  leful. 

LiCiTNESS,  Lis-it-nes,*  n.  lefialnes. 

Lick,  Lik,  v.  t.  im  pas  over  wid  de  tuij;  tta  lap; — 

ttu  bet;  tia  strjk. 
Lick,  Lik,t  n.  a  bio:  a  strok;  an  akt  ov  de  tui)  in 
likiij;  a  smerifl;  dat  hwiq  iz  yvi,zd  fer  smerii);— in 
Amerika,  a  plas  hw^  bests  ov  de  forest  lik  for 
selt;  a  selt  sprii). 
Lickerish,  Lik-er-iJ,*  a.  njs;  danti;  eger;  gredi. 
Licorice,  Lik-o-ris,  n.  a  swet  medisinal  rmt. 
LiCTOE,  Lik-tor,  n.  an  ofiser  amiig  de  Romanz, 
htT)  atended  de  konsulz  tu  aprehend  er  punij 
kriminalz. 
LlD,.Lid,  n.  a  kuver  fer  a  pan,  boks,  &s.;  de  kuTer 
ov  de  j;  de  membran  hwiq  iz  dren  over  de  j-bel 
ov  an  animal  at  ple3ii,r,  and  hwiq  iz  intended  fer 
its  protekjon. 
Lie,  Lj,  n.  a  kriminal  felshud;  a  felshud  intend- 
ed tu  desev  and  misled;  a  qqrj  ov  felshud;  a 
fikjon;  an  untr6t. 
Lie,  Lj,  v.  i.  tu  uter  a  kriminal  felshud. 
Lie,  Lj,  v.  i.  \i.  la,  ps.  Ijii),  Ian;]  tu  rest  horizon- 
tali;  tu  rest;  tu  reman. 
Lie,  Lj,  n.   water  impregnated  wid  alkaljn  selt. 

Ritn  elso  {Lye.) 
Lief,  Lef,  ad.  wiliijli;  gladli;  freli. 
Liege,  Lej,  a.  b-snd  bj  fiidal  tenyn,r  er  konekjon; 
subjekt.    It  iz  jffnd  indiferentli  tu  lerd  er  -sub- 
jekt;  az,  lej-lerd,  er,  lej-man. 
Liege,  Lej,  71.  a  soveren;  a  superior  lerd. 
Liegeman,  Lej-man,  n.  a  subjekt;  a  vasal. 
Liegee,  Lej-er,*  n.  a  rezident  ambasador. 
Lien,  Le-en,  er  Lj-en,  n.  a  legal  klam  tu  prop- 

erti  bj  a  kreditor. 
Lienteeic,  Lj-en-ter-ik,  a.  pertanii)  tu  a  Ijenteri. 
LiENTEEY,  Lj-en-ter-i,  n.  a  partikyq,lar  loosnes  ov 

djarea. 
LiEE,  Lj-er,  n.  wun  hot)  rests  er  Ijz  dun. 
Lieu,  Lq,,  n.  \_Fr.'\  plas;  room;  az,  '•  in  h\  ov." 
Lieutenancy,  Lev-ten-an-si,  w  Lq-ten-an-si,  n. 

de  ofis  ov  a  levtenant. 
Lieutenant,  Lev-ten-ant,  (yr  Ln-ten-ant,  n.  an 
ofiser  bel6  a  kapten;  a  depyT:i,ti;  a  sekond  in  rayk. 
LiEUTENANTSHiP,    Lev-ten-ant-Jip,    er    Lx^-ten- 

ant-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  levtenant. 
LlEVE,  Ijev,  ad.  wiliijli;  lef.     Se  {Lie/^ 
Life,  Ljf,  n.,  j)l.  Ljvz;  de  stat  ovlivig:  vjtaliti; 
animajon;  kondukt;  egzistens;  spirit;  vivasiti;  a 
histori  ov  a  ljf;  bjografi. 
Life-blood,  Ljf-blud,  n.  de  vjtal  blud. 
Life-boat,  Ljf-bot,  n.  a  bot  ov  grat  street,  and 
ov  suf  ijent  bffansi  tu  enabl  it  tU  flot,  do  loded 
wid  men  and  fild  wid  weter. 
Life-estate,  Ljf-es-tat,  n.   an  estat  held  dn,rii) 

Life-giving,  Ljf-giv-ig,  a.  impqrtig  ljf;  invigo- 

ratii). 
Life-guaed,  Ljf-gqrd,  n.   de  gqrd  ov  a  kig  er 

uder  person. 
Lifeless,  Ljf-les,  a.  destitixt  ov  ljf;  ded;  dul. 
Lifelessly,  Lif-les-li,  ad.  wid^st  vigor  er  ljf;  duUi. 
Lifetime,  Ljf-tjm,  n.  kontinynans  er  dq,raJon  ov 

UP- 
LIFT, Lift,  V.  t.  tu  raz;  tu  elevat;  tu  egzelt. 

Lift,  Lift,  v.  i.  tu  strjv  tu  raz  bj  stregt. 

Lift,  Lift,  n.  de  akt  oV  liftig;  cfort;  wat  lifted. 

Liftee,  Lift-er,  n.  wun  hoo  lifts. 


Lift-lock,  Lift-lok,  n.  a  porjon  ov  a  kanal  en- 

klozd  betwen  to  gats,  hwiq,  on  beig  fild  wid 

water,  er  emtid,  elevats  er  depresez  a  bot,  and 

enablz  it  tu  pas  from  wun  level  tu  andder. 
Lift-wall,  Lift-wel,  n.   de  kros  wel  ov  a  lok- 

qamber  ov  a  kanal.  [kerd. 

Ligament,  Lig-a-ment,  Ji.  an  elastik  membran;  a 
Ligamental,  Lig-a-men-tal,  j  a.  relatig  tu,  er 
Ligamentous,  Lig-a-men-tus,  \        kompozig    a 

ligament.  [ment. 

Ligation,  Lj-ga-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  bjndig:  konf  jn- 
Ligature,  Lig-a-tn,r,  w.  a  bandaj;  a  band;  a  kerd. 
Light,  Ljt,  n.  de  etereal  medium  ov  sjt;  dat  bj 

hwiq  we  se;  de  transp^rensi  ov  de  v  kazd  bj  de 

raz  ov  de  sun,  &s.;  qrtifijal  ili^minajon;  a  taper; 

a  faros;  sityi^ajon  er  pernt  ov  vi|;  da; — nolej. 
Light,  Ljt,  a.  not  hevi:  aktiv;  sljt;  trjflig;  ga;  ^ri; 

— not  dqrk;  brjt;  kler. 
Light,  Ljt,  ad.  Ijtli;  qepli. 
Light,  Ljt,  v.  t.  [»'.  Ijted  er  lit,  ps.  litig,  Ijted  or 

lit— lit  iz  obsolet  er  kolokwial:]  tu  kindl;  tu  fil 

wid  ljt. 
Light,  'Ljt,  v.  i.  tu  fel  on;  tu  dism-»nt;  tu  rest. 
Light- ARMED,  Ljt-qrmd,  a.  not  hevili  qrmd. 
Lightbrain,  Lit-bran,  «.  a  ti-jflig  person. 
Lighten,  Lit-n,  v.  i.  tu  flaj;  tu  Jjn. 
Lighten,  Lit-n,  v.  t.  tu  ili^minat;  tu  enljtn;  tu 

mnk  ljt;  tu  egzonerat; — tu  unlod. 
Lighter,  Lit-er,  n.  wun  hoo  Ijts; — a  bot. 
Lighterman,  Lit-er-man,  71.  wun  hit)  manajez  a 

Ijter.  "  [gerig;  tevij. 

LiGHT-FixGEEED,  Ljt-fig-gerd,  a.  nimbi  in  fig- 
Light-footed,  Lit-fut-ed,  a.  nimbi  in  runig. 
Light-headed,  Ljt-hed-ed,  a.  tetles. 
LiGHT-HEADEDNESS,  Ljt-hed-ed-nes,   n.   disorder 

ov  de  mjnd. 
Light-heaeted,  Lit-hqrt-ed,  a.  ga;  meri. 
Light-hoese,  Ljt-hers,  n.  ljt-qrmd  kavalri. 
Lighthouse,  Ljt-h-ss,  jj.  a  t-ser  er  hj  bildig  at 

de  top  ov  hwiq  Ijts  qr  hug  tu  gjd  Jips  in  de 

njt. 
LiGHTLESS,  Lit-les,  a.  wontig  ljt:  dqrk. 
Lightly,  Lit-li,  ad.  in  a  ljt  maner. 
LiGHT-MiNDED,  Lit-mind-e'd,  a.  unstedi;  gidi. 
Lightness,  Lit-nes,  n.  stat  ov  beig  ljt;^wont  ov 

wat;  inkonstansi;  unstedines. 
Lightning,  Ljt-nig,  w.  de  elektrik  flaj  dat  atendz 

tuuder; — an  abatment. 
Light -room,  Lit-room,  n.  a  smel  roam  from  hwiq 

de  ljt  iz  aforded  tu  de  pisder  magazen  ov  a  Jip. 
Lights,  Ljts,  n.  pi.  de  lugz  ov  broot  animalz. 
Lightsome,  Lit-sum,  a.  Iqminus;  ga;  itri- 
Lightsomeness,    Lit-sum-nes,*    n.    h\minusnes; 

qerfulnes.  [wid  a  ljt  hand. 

Light-touch,  Ljt-tuq,  v.  t.  tu  tuq   er   eksekq,t 
Ligneous,  Lig-ne-us,  a.  mad  ov  wud;  wudn. 
Lignifoem,  Lig-ni-ferm,  a.    havig   de   farm  ov 

wud. 
Lignin,  Lig-nin,  n.  de  wudi  fjber;  de   kemikal 

prinsipl  ov  wud. 
Ligni-peedous,  Lig-ni-per-dus,  a.  destrerig  wud; 

— aplid  tu  serten  insekts.  [ov  koL 

Lignite,  Lig-njt,  n.  wud  konverted  intu  a  kjnd 
Lignum-vit^,  Lig-num-vj-te,   n.    [X.]    wud   ov 

ljf;  gwayakum,  a  veri  hqrd  wud. 
LiGULA,  Lig-yi|-la,  n.  {Bot.  and  Mit.')  a  m6m- 

branus  ekspanjon  from  de  top  ov  de  petiol  in 

grosez:  a  membranus  apendaj. 
Ligulate,  Lig-yi;-lat,  a.  {£ot.}  denotig  suq  fl'S- 

erz  az  hav  a  monopetalus  korola  slit  on  wun  sjd, 

and  opnd,  az  de  diindeljon. 
LiGURE,  Lj-gi^r,  n.  a  prejus  ston. 
Like,  Ljk,  a.  rezemblig;  similar;  aljk;  Ijkli. 
Like,  Ljk,  n.  a  tig  similar;  ner  aproq. 
Like,  Ljk,  ad.  in  de  sam  maner;  Ijkli. 
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Like,  Ljk,  p.  »'.  tu  he  ]t]et(\;  tu  (j<Dr;  tu  list. 
LiKKLiHuOD,  Ljk-Ii-hu(l,  n.  aptnins;  /o;  rtt^m- 

bliiiH;  l|kne«;  prubabiliti. 
LiKKLiNtias,  L{k-li-DC8,  n.  de  stat  or  kwoliti  ov 

hrig  l|kli. 
LlKKLY,   Ljk-li,  A.  prubabi;   krcdibi;    sue   as   mA 

plrz;  hantlKum.     In  de  y'liniUd  Statt,  |rcspokt- 

abl;  wurdi  <>v  cst^m;  sonHibl. 
Likely,  I<|k-li,  aJ.  probubli. 
Liken,  lijk-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  ljk;  tu  knmp^r. 
Likeness,    Ljk-nes,    n.     rcz^inblansj    similiti^d; 

form. 
Likkwisk,  Ljk-wis,  ad.  in  ljk  maner;  elso;  td>. 
LiKIso.  Ljk-ig,  n.  inklinajon;  dez|r;  delit  in. 
Lilac,  Lj-lnk,  n.  a   bt^tiful,  swct-flTforijj  tre;  a 

Jrub; — ot'n  ritn  {Lilarh.} 
Liliaceous,  Lil-i-a-Jua,  n.  ljk  a  lili. 
LiLlED,  liil-id,  a.  emb^lijt  wid  liliz. 
Lilliputian,  Lil-i-pii^-Jao,  n.  an  inhabitant  ov  de 

inu'tjinari   jland    Liliput;  —  a   vori   diinlnyq,tiv 

person. 
Lilt,  Lilt,*  v.  ».  tu  skip  or  dans;  tu  be  aktiv. 
Lilt,  Lil-i,  n.  a  jenus  or   plants  and   fl'sorz  ov 

meni  .•'pejez. 
LiLY-LiVERKD,  Lil-i-liv-cnl,  a.   k-»ardli. 
LiiiATi'RE,  Lj-ma-tii,r,  n.  pqrtikiz  rubd  of  b{afjl. 
Limb,  l-iui,  ii.  a  raciubcr;  a  bruncj;  border. 
Limb,  Lini,  r.  t.  tu  t-ir;  tu  disuu-inber. 
Limbec,  Liin-bok,  n.  n  stil:  an  ulombik. 
Limbec,  Lim-bek,  r.t.  tu  sfnin,  az  troo  a  stil. 
Limbed,  I.inid,  .'i.  formd  wid  Ttff\u\  tu  limz. 
Limber.  Lim-ber,  a.  flek:<ibl;    eziii    bent;  pljant. 
LiMUKKSESS,   Liin-bor-nes,  n.  fleksibiliti;  pljani<i. 
Limbless,  Lim-led,  a.    wontig    limz;    deprjvd   ov 

limz.  [hel:  a  prizn. 

Limbo,  Lim-bo,  n.  a  border;  a  rejon  bordorif)  on 
Lime,  Ljm,  n.  a  viskus  i>ub<tans,  properli  herd-liin; 

— a  kalkareu.<<  frt;— a  tre;  a  fnDt. 
Lime,  Ljm,  r.  /.  tu  cn.<<ni\r;  tu  smer  wid  Ijin. 
LlMEBURNEK,  Ljm-burn-cr,    n.    wun    ha>    bumz 

l^mst<i)nz  tu  ljm. 
LlMEKiLV,  Lim-kil,  ».  a  kil  for  bumig  ljm. 
Limestone,  Lim-:»t<3n,    n.    de   kqrbonnt   ov   ljm; 

kalkiircuf  stun:  de  ston  ov  hwiq  ljm  iz  mad. 
LiMEWATER,   Ljm-wo-ter,    n.   a   wotcr  kontanig 

ljm.  fpigk. 

LiMEWORT,  Ljm-wurt,  n.  a  spejez  ov  djantus  or 
Limit,  l.im-it,  n.  a  blind:  a  border;  utmost  req. 
Limit,  l.im-it,  r.  t.  tu  konfjn;  tu  restran;  tu  sor- 

kuin.-krib;  tu  b'snd;  tu  rcstrikt. 
Limitable,  Lim-it-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  limited. 
Limitary,  Lim-i-ta-ri,  a.  pla.st  at  de  bundariz. 
Limitation,  Lim-i-ta-Jon,  ii.  a  restrikjon;  a  kon- 

fjiiiiient  [skribd. 

Limited,  Lim-it-cd,  p.  a.  havig    limits;  serkum- 
LiMiTER,  Lim-it-cr,  m.  he  or  dat  hwi<j  limits. 
Limitless,  Liin-it-les,  a.  unb-snded:  unlimited. 
Limn,  l.im,   r.  t.  tu  dro;  tu  pant  eni  tig. 
Limner,  l.im-nor,  ii.  a  pantcr;  a  piktynr-mnker. 
LiMNiNO,  Lim-nig,  n.  de  qrt  ov  pantig  in  weter- 

kulurz. 
LiMOi'9,  Lj-mus,  a.  mudi;  .iljmi. 
LiMT,  Limp,  r.  i.  tu  hnlt;  tu  wok  lamli. 
Limp.  Limp,  n.  a  holt;  de  akt  ov  limpig. 
liiMPEK.   Limp-cr,  n.  wun  hib  lim|>s  in  hii  wokig. 
Limpet,  Lim-p<<t,  n.  a  smol  Jel-fiJ. 
Limpid.  Lim-iiid,  a.  klrr;  pqr:  tmnspj^rent; 
LiMPiDNESS,  Liui-pid-ne'«,  ii.  klrrno;*:  puriti. 
Limy,  L|-mi,  a.  kuntanig   ljm:  vi.tkuR:   f^lntinus. 
Linament,  Lin-a-ment,  n.  a  tent  mnd  ov  lint  for 

Wit)ndz. 
Linchpin,  Lin<j-pin,  ».  de  jam  pin  ov  an  akBltrt. 
LiscTUBE,  Ligkt-yiir,  n.  mcdisin  likt   up  bj   de 

tug. 
LiNDKN,  Lin-don,  n,  a  Iqrj,  handjum  tre;  de  Ijm- 

trc. 


Line,  Ljn,  n.  a  lonjitqdinal  ckstenjon;  a  itrig;  lin- 
eament; delinra/ou;  a  v<;ni;  a  to;  a  ntgk;  a 
kur";  a    bizne^;  a    trencj;  a    limit:    de    ekwutor; 

f)rojcni;  wun-tcnt  ov  an  inc.     (I  fip  ov  de  lin,  a 
jn  ov  batl  Jip;  a  Jip  havig  fn.m  64- \u  120  gunt. 

Line,  Ljn,  c.  t.  tu  gqrd  widin;  lu  kuver:  ta 
dubl.  [aloji. 

Lineage,  Lin-e-aj,  n.  ra«;  projeni;   famili;  jene- 

LiNEAL,  Lin-e-al,  a.  kumpibzd  ov  ljm;  deo^ndiQ 
in  <i  ljn;  herf^diUiri. 

Lineally,  liin-e-al-i,  ad.  in  a  dir^kt  ljn. 

Lineament,  Lin-e -a-ment,  n.  a  fetyi^;  a  form; 
an  ■stljn.  [ljm. 

Linear,  Lin-e-ar,    a.    komp<5zd  ov   Ijnz;    liavig 

LiNEATiON,  Lin-e-^-Jon,  n.  a  draft  ov  u  ljn  or 
Ijnz. 

Linen,  Lin-en,  n.  klot  mad  ov  flaka  or  hemp;  dt 
under  pqrt  ov  dres. 

Linen,  Lin-en,  a.  mad  ov  linen;  rez^mblig  linen. 

Linen-dbapek,  Lin-en-drd-pcr,  n.  wun  ha  deli 
in  linen. 

Ling,  Lin,  n.  het; — a  kjnd  ov  se-fi/. 

Linger,  Lig-gcr,  v.  i.  tu  reman  lug;  tu  dela. 

Linger,  Lig-ger,  v.  t,  tu  prutrakt;  tu  dro  '8t  ta 
leg*. 

Lingerek,  Lig-ger-er,  n.  wun  hot  liggen. 

Lingering,  Lig-ger- ig,  pp.  a.  tqrdi;  Au. 

Lingeringly,  Lig-ger-ig-li,  ad.  wid  dela;  ted- 
yusli. 

LiNGET,  Lig-get,  n.  a  ?mol  mas  ov  metal;  a  herd. 

Lingo,  Lig-gu,t  n.  {Port.)  laggwaj;  spcq. 

Lingua-dental,  Lig-gwa-den-tal,  a.  utcrd  bj  de 
j»rnt  akjon  ov  de  tug  and  let. 

Lingual,  Lig-gwal,  a.  pertanig  tu  de  tug. 

Linguikoum,  Lig-gwi-form,  a.  formd  ljk  At  tug. 

Linguist,  Lig-gwist,  n.  wun  verst  in  liggwnjcz. 

Linguistic,  Lig-gwis-tik,  a.  relatig  tu  lag^wuj. 

Liniment,  Lin-i-ment,  n.  ffntment;  bebam;  an 
uggwent. 

Lining,  Lin-'D,  »••  <le  iner  kuverig  ov  eni  tig. 

Link,  l.igk,  n.  a  siggi  rig  i>v  a  (jan; — a  torq. 

Link,  Ligk,  v.  I.  tu  komplikat;  tu  yqnjt;  tu 
jern. 

Link,  Ligk,  c.  t.  tu  be  kon^kt«d. 

Link-boy,  Ligk-b9,  ».  a  ba  dat  k&ris  a  ligk 
or  torq. 

Li.v.VEAN,  Li-n£-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Lincui),  or  his 
Hi:<t«m,  akordig  tu  hwiq  natyqral  hi.sturi  iz  di- 
vjded  intu  f  jv  branqez;  uamli,  klas,  order,  jcnua, 
spcjez  and  varjctiz,  de  sdb^fkwent  divijon  bcig, 
in  eq  ka»,  subordinat  tu  de  prcsedig  wun. 

Linnet,  Lin-et,  n.  a  smol  sigig  b^rd,  dut  feds  on 
fUiks-scd. 

Linseed,  Lin-sed,  n.  de  sed  ov  flaks. 

LiNSEED-oiL,  Lin-scd-<^l,  n.  a  poli^sid  tfl  ekspr^t 
fri>m  linsed,  muq  vqzd  in  pantig. 

LiNSEY-wooLSEY,  Lin-.^i- wul-.ii,  n.  stuf  mad  ot 
linen  and  wul  mikst;  a  Ijt  $ituf. 

Linsey-woolsey,  Lin-si-wiil-si,  a.  vjl;  men. 

Lint,  Lint,  n.  fhiks;  linen  skrapt  intu  a  soft  sub- 
stuns  tu  la  on  Si^rz. 

Lintel,  Lin-tel,  n.  {Arch.)  a  horiz6ntal  pes  ov 
timber  or  ston  uver  a  dor  or  windu,  or  uder  op- 
nig  in  a  h'ss.  [de  end. 

LiNTSTOCK,  Lint-stok,  n.  a  atof  wid  a   maq  at 
Lion,  Lj-on,  n.  a  fers  animal; — a  sjn   in  de    ta- 

diiik. 
Lioness,  Lj-on-ea,  n.  a  femal  lion:  a  Je-ljon. 
Lip,  Lip,  n.  de  titer  pqrt  ov  de  tatt:  dr    mui'li 
dat  JiKt  beyond  de  tet,  ov  su  muq  yqs  in  .iprkig 
dat  d^r  nam  ofn  standz  for  ol  de  organi  ov  fpt^; 
de  cj  ov  eni  tig.     In  Jiftani,  wun  ov  xca  divijoni 
ov  monopetalus   korola;  liiMlum.     Tu    mak   a 
Up,  tu  hug  dr  lip  in  sulenncs  and  kont»>mt. 
LiPOTHYMOus,  Li-{x'it-i-mus,   a.    ."WiLaig    fnntig. 
LirOTUYMY,  Li-jiot-i-mi,  n.  a  8wa>n;  a  iunlig-fit. 


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Lipped,  Lipt,  a.  liavig  lips;  az,  tik-lipi. 
LiPPiTUDE,  Lip-i-Uxd,  n.  blerednes  ov  de  jz. 
LiQUABLE,  Lik-wa-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  melted. 
Liquation,  Lj-kwa-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  meltig. 
Liquefaction,  Lik-we-fak-Jon,  n.  a  meltiij. 
LiQUEFiABLE,  Lik-we-f j-a-bl,  a.  dizolvabl. 
Liquefy,  Lik-we-f i,  v.  t.  tu  melt;  tu  dizolv. 
Liquefy,  Lik-we-fj,  v.  i.  tu  gra  likwid. 
LiQUESCENCY,  Lj-kwes-en-si,  n.  aptnes  tm  melt. 
Liquescent,  Lj-kwes-ent,  a.  meltii). 
Liqueur,  Le-ker,  n.  \_Fi:]    a  spirityii,us  likwid. 
Liquid,  Lik-wid,  a.  not  solid;  fhyd;  f loig. 
Liquid,  Lik-wid,  n.  a  likwid  substans;  likor; — a 

leter.     He  too  likwidz  qr  I  and  r. 
Liquidate,  Lik-wi-dat,  v.  t.  tu  kler;  tm  lesn;— 

tia  adjust  and  setl,  az  an  ak'snt. 
Liquidation,  Lik-wi-da-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  likwi- 

datii). 
Liquidity,  Li-kwid-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  likwid. 
LiQUiDNESS,  Lik-wid-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beip 

likwid. 
Liquor,  Lik-or,  n.  eni  likwid;  stroi)  driflk. 
Liquorice,  Lik-or-is,  n.  a  riJbt.     Ss  {Licorice.') 
Liquorish,  Lik-or-iJ,  a.     Se  {Llcierish.} 
LiEiODENDRON,  Lir-i-Q-den-dron,  n.,  pi.  Lir-i-o- 

den-dra;  {£ot.}  a  jenus  ov  plants;  de  tT|,lip-tre. 
LiEOCON'iTE,  Lir-o-kon-it,  n.   {Min.}  a  mineral, 

jenerali  kiistaljzd. 
Lis,  Lis,  n.  a  H'lntz  log   megtir,  ekwal  tu  ab'st 

180  fadomz. 
Lisbon,  Liz-bon,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  hwjt  wjn. 
Lisp,  Lisp,  v.  i.  tia  pron-sns  de  leterz  s  and  z,  and 

sumt jmz  uder  konsonants  nerli  az  */  tta  spek  wid 

a  lisp,  »z  a  cj|ld. 
Lisp,  Lisp,  v.  t.  tia  uter  wid  a  lisp. 
Lisp,  LiSp,  n.  defektiv  speq  er  uterans. 
List,  List,  n.  a  rol;  a  katalog; — a  b-snd;  a   limit; 

^dezjr;  (jers; — a  strip  ov  klot;  a  berder. 
List,  List,  v.  i.  tia  qcnz;  tu  dezjr;  tu  be  dispozd. 
List,  List,  v.  t.  tu  enlist;  tu  enrol  er  rejister;  tu 

enkloz  for  kombat:  tu  so;  tu  lisn. 
Listed,  List-ed,  n.  {Arch.}  a  smel  band;  a  filet. 
Listen,  Lis-n,  v.  i.  tu  hqrkn;  tu  atend. 
Listener,  Lis-n-er,  n.  wun  ho)  hqrknz. 
Listless,  List-les,  a.   indiferent;   k^les;  bedles. 
Listlessly,  List-les-li,  ad.  k^,rlesli;  wid-st  aten- 

Jon.  [dezjr. 

Listlessness,  List-les-nes,  n.  inatenjon;  wont  ov 
Lists,  Lists,  n.  pi.  a   plas   enklozd  fer  kombats, 

rasez,  reslitjz,  &s. 
Litany,  Lit-a-ni,  n.  a  form  ov  siiplikatori  prjir- 
Literal,  Lit-er-al,  a.  akerdig  tu  de  leter;  real; 

egzakt.  [leter. 

Literalism,  Lit-er-al-iz-m,*  n.  akerdans   wid  de 
LiTERALiST,  Lit-er-al-ist,*  n.  wun  hoo  adherz  tu 

de  leter.  [menig. 

LiteRality,  Lit-er-al-i-ti,*  n.   orijinal  er  literal 
Literally,  Lit-er-al-i,  ad.  in  a  literal  maner. 
Literary,  Lit-er-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu  leterz  er  lit- 

eratqr. 
Literate,  Lit-er-at,  a.  lerned;  skild  in  leterz. 
Literate,  Lit-er-at,   n.    wun  edyi^kated   -st  ov 

kolej.  [ov  lernig. 

Literati,  Lit-er-a-tj,  n.pl.  [Z.]  de  lerned;  men 
Literatim,  Lit-er-a-tim,  ad.  \L.'\  leter  bj  leter; 

literali. 
Literature,  Lit-er-a-tq,r,  n.  de  rezultsov  lernig, 

nolej,  and  fansi,  prezervd   in  rjtig;  lernig;  skil 

in  leterz;  filolojikal  lernii),  az  distiggwijt  from 

lernii)  in  de  fizikal  sjensez;  leterz;  eryqdijon. 
Literatus,  Lit-er-a-tus,  n.  a  man  ov  leterz. 
LiTH anthrax,  Lit-an-traks,  n.  {Min.}  ston  er 

pit  kol. 
Litharge,  Lit-arj,  n.  fi\zd  oksid  ov  led;  a  vitre- 
us  oksid  ov  led  prudi|,st  in  refjnig  silver  bj  kup- 
elajon  wid  led. 


Lithe,  Ljd,  a.  limber;  fleksibl;  soft;  pljant. 
Lithe,  Ljd,  v.  t.  tu  smood;  tu  sofn;  tu  paliat. 
LiTHENESS,  Ljd-nes,  n.  limbernes;  fleksibiliti. 
Lithesome,  Lid-sum,  a.  pljant;  limber. 
LiTHiA,  Lit-i-u,  n.    (  Chetn.)  a   r^r  alkaljn  sub- 
stans, f-snd  in  de  mineral  petaljt,  and  sum  uder 

lapideus  bodiz. 
LiTHiATE,  Lit-i-at,  n.  (  Chem.}  a  selt  fermd  from 

lifcik  asid  and  a  bas. 
LiTHic,  Lit-ik,  a.  {Chetn.}  relatig  tu  er  obtand 

from  ston;  az,  litik  asid.  [litia. 

Lithium,  Lit-i-um,  n.  {  CAem.}  de  metalik  bas  ov 
LiTHOCARP,  Lit-o-kqrp,  ?i.  a  petrif id  frcbt. 
LiTHOCOLLA,  Lit-o-kol-a,  ?i.    Q   gill  sr   sement 

fer  ritig  on  ston.  [tu  koral. 

LiTHODENDRON,  Lit-o-den-dron,  n.  a  term  apljd 
Lithodomi,  Li-tod-o-mj,    n.  pi.    moldskus   ani- 

m:ilz  hwiq  bor  intu  and  loj  demselvz  in  solid 

roks.  [litodomj. 

LiTHODOMOUS,  Li-tod-o-mus,   a.  relatig   tu    de 
Lithogenesy,  Lit-o-jen-e-si,  n.  {Min.}  de  sjens 

ov  de  natyqral  produkjon  ov  mineralz,  and  de 

kozez  ov  d^r  fermz  and  kwolitiz. 
Lithoglyph,  Lit-o-glif,  n.  de  qrt  ov  engravig  on 

prejus  stonz. 
Lithoglyphite,  Li-tog-li-fjt, ».  a  ston  hwiq  pre- 

zents  de  aperans  ov  beig  engravd. 
Lithograph,  Lit-o-graf,  n.  a  print  from  a  dreig 

on  ston. 
Lithograph,  Lit-o-graf,  v.  t.  tu  reprezent,  dre, 

engiav,  er  eq  on  ston. 
Lithographer,  Li-tog-ra-fer,  n.  wun  ha>  prakti- 

sez  litografi.  [rafi. 

Lithographic,  Lit-o-graf -ik,  a.  relatig  tu  litog- 
Lithography,  Li-tog -ra-fi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  engravig 

upon  ston. 
Lithoidal,  Li-tff-dal,  a.  rezemblig  ston;  stoni. 
Lithologic,  Lit-o-16j-ik,  )    a.    relatig    tu 

Lithological,  Lit-o-16j-i-kal,  i        litoloji;  beig 

ov  a  stoni  struktyn,r. 
Lithologist,  Li-tol-o-jist,  n.  wun  hay  iz  verst  in 

litoloji.  [stonz. 

LiTHOLOGY,  Li-tol-o-ji,  n.  de  natyn,ral  histori  ov 
LiTHOMANCY,  Lit-o-man-si,  «.  divinajon  er  pre- 

dikjon  bj  stonz. 
LiTHOMARGE,  Lit-0-mqrj,  n.  {Mi?i.}   stoni  mqrl, 

a  varjeti  ov  talk. 
LiTHONTRiPTic,    Lit-oii-trip-tik,    n.    a    medisin 

proper  tu  dizolv  de  ston  in  de  kidniz  er  blader. 
LiTHONTRiPTiC,   Lit-on-trip-tik,    a.    dizolvig   de 

ston.  [fer  de  ston. 

LiTHONTRiPTiST,  Lit-on-trip-tist,  n.  an  operator 
LiTHONTRiPTOR,  Lit-on-trip-tor,  n.  an  instrcoment 

fer  brakig  stonz  or  kalkTi,lj,  in  de  blader,  intu 

smel  pqrtiklz.  [stonz. 

LiTHOPHAGi,  Li-tof-a-jj,  n.  pi.   animalz  dat   et 
LiTHOPHAGOUs,  Li-tof-a-gus,  a.  fedig  on  er  etig 

stonz. 
LiTHOPHYTE,  Lit-Q-fjt,  M.  a  ston  plant;  a  koral. 
LiTHOSTROTiON,  Lit-os-tro-Jon,  n.  a  sert  ov  fosil; 

madripor. 
LiTHOTiNT,  Lit-o-tint,  n.  a  ston  tint,  dj,  er  kulor. 
LiTHOTOMiCAL,  Lit-o-tom-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  li- 

totomi.  [litotomi. 

LiTHOTOMiST,  Li-tot-o-mist,  n.  wun  hoo  perfermz 
Lithotomy,  Li-tot-o-mi,  ».  de  qrt  ov  kutig  fer 

de  ston. 
LiTHOTRiPTio,  Lit-o-trip-tik,  a.   {Med.}  dizolvig 
de  ston  in  de  blader,  er  preventig  its  fermajon. 
LiTHOTRiTY,  Li-tot-ri-ti,  ii.  {lied.}  de  qrt  er  akt 

ov  brakig  or  brcDzig  de  ston  in  de  blader. 
LiTHY,  Lj-di,*  a.  pljabl;  bendig  ezili. 
Litigant,  Lit-i-gant,  n.  wun  engajd  in  a  st^tatle. 
Litigant,  Lit-i-gant,    a.    engajd  in  a  jixridikal 
kontest.  [bat. 

Litigate,  Lit-i-gat,  v,  t.  tu  kontest  in  le;  tu  de- 


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LiTiOATK,  Lit-i-gat,  i^.  i.  tu  dispi^t  or  kont^nd  in 

lo.  l8n,t  ov  lo. 

Litigation,  Lit-i-g^-Jon,  ».  a  jiidijal  k(>ate«t;  a 
LiriuiOL'S,  lii-tij-us,  h.  inkljiid  tu  liti;<Hjuu, 
liiTioiotsLy,  lii-tij-us-li,  mi.    niij;;lii)li. 
LiriuioLSNtJis,  Li-tij-u.s-uus,  n.  rimj^lio. 
Lii'ML's,  l.it-iuu.f,  n.  a  liijen  y^zd  in  d|i(j;  orkil;  a 

bill  likwid  kulor  obttind  Irani  de  urkil. 
LiTOTKS,  Li-t»j-tfz,  H.  {Jd/wL}  a  fiKy'ir  bj  hwiq 

a  Miitker  heuiz  tu  i-kattSnyniit  or  lean  hwot  he 

K|>eK!4  do  he  iiienz  udcrwiz. 
LiTKAMKTEa,  Lj-tnim-E-tLT,  h.  an  inslnixnunt  tu 

iu4<.'rtaii  de  sjiraifik  (jraviti  ov  likwidi. 
LiTKK,  Lj-tor,  II.  a  Fri'M(j  tftundard  mcjiir  ov  a  ka- 

Iia-Miti,  in  de  dcsiiuul  sistem,  a  litl  los  dan  an 
{jK'liJ  kw..rt. 
Litter,  Lit-t-r,  n.  a  knrij  wid  a  bed  in  it;— stro 

liid  under  iininuil/,;  skaterd  Jrcdz  i>r  fruguioutii; 

— u  brOKl  ov  yuj);  u  bi/rt  ov  auiiualz. 
LlTTEtt,  Lit-er,  r.  t.  tu  brij)  furt,  az  kw6dni>pcdz; 

—  tu  skater  ab-st;  tu  kuver  wid  stro. 
LiTTLK,  Lit-l,  n.  [kiiinp.  les  and  leser,  stijierl.  lest;] 

sniiil;  diininyiitiv;  not  gmt;  not  meni. 
LiTTLK,  Lit-i,  n.  a  smol  sixi'',  \>c\t\.,  or  af;\r. 
LiTTLK,  Lit-l,  ad.  in  u  amxl  dff^ri';  not  niuq. 
LiTTLE.VESS,   Lit-l-ne.-i,  n.  de  .slat  ov  beij)  litl. 
LiTTt)itAL,  Lit-u-ral,  a.  brloniy  tu  or  ner  de  /or. 
LiTLiTE,  Lit-yti-jt,  n.  {Gmd.)  a  fosil  Jel  pqr/ali 

ktrld  up  intu  a  .spiral  form  at  de  Knioler  ond. 
LiTLKOic,  Li-tilr-jik,  (    a.  rclutig  tu  a  lit- 

LiTLUOicAL,  Li-tur-ji-kal,  )      urji.  [/on. 

liiTL'UOV,  Lit-ur-ji,  n.  u  fi'trmiihiri  ov  publik  deva- 
LlVE,   Liv,  I'.  I.  tu  be  aljv;  tu  dwel;  tu  fed. 
Live,  Liv,  a.  not  dcd;  aktiv;  havin  Ijf;  aljv. 
Lived,  l^vd,  a.  havin  Ijf;  az,  /nrt-//i</. 
Livelihood,  Liv-li-hud,  n.  innntvnan^. 
LivELiLV,  Ijjv-li-li,  ad.  in  a  sprjtli  or  Ijvli  nianer. 
Liveliness,  Ljv-li-ne^,  n.  de  s'tal  ov  beiy  Ijvli; 

vivasiti. 
LiVELo.NO,  Liv-log,  a.  tedyus;  lofl  in  jwsifl. 
LiVELV,  Ljv-li,  a.   bri.nk:  vigorus;  sprjtli;  ga. 
LiVEU,  Liv-er,  n.  wun  hoD  livz; — wun  ov  de  en- 

tnilz. 
LiVEttcOLOE,  Liv-cr-ktil-or,  n.  a  vori  dqrk  red. 
Liverwort,  Liv-cr-wurt,  n.  a  plant. 
LiVEEV,  Liv-er-i,  ii.   a  reles  from  word/ip;  a  rit 

for  |H>ze/on; — a  dres  worn  bj  .servant.-*. 
LiVERV,  Liv-er-i,  v.  t.  tu  klod  in  a  liveri. 
LiVEttYMA.v,  Liv-er-i-man,  ii.  wun  hiu  wijrz  a  liv- 
eri;—  wun  ov  Q  klas  ov  freiuen  ov  Lundon. 
LiVERVSTABLE,  Liv-er-i-sta-bl,   «.  a  stabl  hw^r 

borscz  ijr  let. 
LiVEK.  Ljvz,  H.  de  plural  ov  Ljf. 
Livid,  Liv-id,  a.  diskdlord;  blak  and  blq. 
LiviDiTV,  Li-vid-i-ti,    )         .•  ,    ,       , 
LiviD.NESs,  Liv-id-nes,  !  "•  diskulora/on. 
Livi.NO,  Liv-ifl,  M.  kors  ov  ljf;  sdstenans;  sup<5rt; 

ui.'intenan!<;  Ijvlihud. 
LiVRK.  Lj-ver, /».  [Fi,\  a  Frenq  muni  ov  ak^snt,  nis 

di.-yiizd,   ov  a   litl  lea  valyq,  dan  a   frajjk,  80 

fnii)ks  bein  ckwal  tu  81  Ijvcnt. 
LiXlviAL.   Lik-s-iv-i-al,     |    a.     imprognated     wid 
LixiviofS,  Lik-H-iv-i-us,  i      wlta,  Ijk  a  lik.-iiviuiu; 

(il>tiiiid  bj  liksivium. 
Lixiviate,  Lik.'<-iv-i-at,  >  a.  kontanio, or im- 

LixiviATED,  Liks-iv-i-at-od,  I       pr^gnatvd    wid 

liksiviuin. 
Lixivium,  LikK-iv-i-um,  n.  [L.']  \\  mad  ov  a/oc, 

w-)tor,  Act.     II  t(>rm  yiiid  bj  de  old  kcmijits. 
Lizard,  Liz-urd,  n.  a  repiil  bit>i  bo<li  iz  aknli, and 

il.s  let  {uilmat;  it   rrzontblz  a   serix-nt   wid  legs 

aded  tu   it:  de  jrnui  inklijdi  de   knikkMljl  and 

aligator,  but  de  wurd  |i()pyiilarli  refyrz  unli  tu 

At  smolor  and  les  nok/u-i  s.>rt.i. 
Lizard  BTOXE,  l,iz-<inl-!«(on,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  ston. 
Llzard-tail,  Lix-urd-tal,  n.  a  pcronial  plant. 


Llama,  La-ma,  n.   a  Sut  Amerikan  animal  n- 

ziiinbliy  de  kamel,  veri  jnq^ful  tu  man.      Se 

i^Laina.y 
LL.  1>.,  {letjum  dod^/r}  a  doktor  ov  Im. 
Lo,  Lo,  inttr.  luk  !  he  !  bebuld  ! 
Loach,  Loq,  n.  a  sort  ov  jiniol  fi/. 
l>OAD,  Lud,  II.  Q  burdn;  a  frul;  pre/nr; — a  met&Uk 

or  iniiienil  van.     Se  (I^'xlg.) 
Load,  Lcjd,    v.  t.    [i.  luded,  pi.  lodig,  ludcd  sr 

ladii;]  tu  bardn;  tu  frat;  tu  cnkdmbcr;  tu  ^qrj 

az  a  gun. 
Loadstar,  L6d-8tqr,  n.  de  i>ol-«U^r;  de  njnu/nr. 
Loadstone,  Lud-uton,  n.  de  magnet;  an  oluid  ov 

juru. 
LoAK,  Lof,  n.,  pi.  Lovz;  a  man  ov  bred,  kt. 
Loafer,  Luf-or,  n.  an  jdl  or  mis<jivas  person;  ao 

jdler;  u  vagrant. 
Loam,  Loni,  n.  riq  ort  or  mold;  mqrl. 
Loam,  Loui,  v.  t.  tu  smsr  wid  loin  or  kla. 
LoAMT,  Lom-i,  a.  kontaiiio  luin;  mqrli. 
Loan,  Lujii,  n.  eni  tij)  lent;  df  akt  ov  lendig. 
LoA.N,  Lon,  I',  t.  tu  lend.     [Vi^zd  in  de  Yiinjtod 

Stat.«;  nirli  in  Iggland.J 
Loath,  Lot,  a.  unwilio:  disljkig;  reldktant. 
I..0ATUE,  Lod,  V.  t.  tu  rfgijrd  wid  no/eu,  disgdat 

or  abluJren.-';  tu  ni'i/rat;  tu  bat. 
Loathe,  l^ud,  v.  %.  tu  fel  abhorens  or  disgddt. 
LoATHEH,  Lod-cr,  II.  wun  htu  lodz. 
Loathful,  Ltid-ful,*  a.  abhorip;  odius. 
Loathing,  Lod-ijj,  «.  disgust:  disinklina/on. 
LOATH.NESS,  LiJi-nes,  ii.  unwilijines. 
Loathsome,  Lod-sum,  a.  di.sgiistio;  detestabl. 
LoATH-soMEXESS,  Lod-sum-nes,  «.  de  kwoliti  ov 

bei))  lod.'sum. 
Loaves,  Luivz,  h.  ph^ral  ov  Lof, 
Lob,  Lob.t  n.  a  klumzi  jxtsou:  o  warm;  a  prizn. 
Lobby,  L6b-i,  n.  an  opniy  btfor  u  roim,  or  a  wa 

or  a  [uusaj  tu  an  a|K(rtinent;  a  smol  hoi. 
LoBK,  Lob,  n.  Q  divijon:  a  i<irt  ov  de  luyz. 
LoBELET,  Lub-let,  n.  Q  litl  lub;  a  lobyql. 
Loblolly,    Lob-lol-i,    ».    a    gpe/ez    ov  ba-tre. 

(.\<(ii/.)  woter-grtfiel. 
Lobster,  L6b-ster,  n.  a  wel-non  krustn/us  fi/. 
Lobule,  L6b-ynl,  ».  a  litl  lub;  loblel. 
Local,  L6-kal,  a.  relatig  or  limited  tu  a  plas. 
Locality,  Lo-kal-i-ti,  n.  cgzistoiu  in  plau;  po< 

zi/on. 
Locally,  L(S-kal-i,  ad.  wid  respokt  tu  plas. 
Locate,  Lu-kat,  v.  t.  tu  plas;  tu  fiks. 
LocATio.v,  Luj-kii/on,  n.    sityn,n/on;    de   akt   ov 

l-lasin. 
Locu,  Lok,  n.  Q  lak. 
Lock,  Lok,  n.  an  instrtiimcnt  tu  fasn  dorr,  As.;  a 

\*\n  ov  a  gun;  u  grapl;    a  tuft  ov  h:ir;    an  cn- 

klo;;(ir  in  a  kanal  tu  konfjn  de  woter. 
Lock,  L.k,  r.  t.  tu  /ut  or  fusn  wid  loks;  tu  kluz. 
Lock,  Lok,  r.  /.  tu  bekdin  fast  bj  a  lok;  tu  yunjt. 
Lockage,  Lok-aj,  n.  At  konstruk/on  ov  loks;  ma- 

terialz  for  loks;  woter  tu  fil  a  lok;  tol. 
Locker,  lA>k-er,  «.  he  or  dat  hwiq  loks;  eni  tifl 

klozd  wid  a  lok:  a  dmer;  a  Qest. 
Locket,  Lok-el,  n.  u  smol  lok;  a  kaq:  oni  kaq  or 

spri|)  tu  fasn  a  ncklas  or  adur  ornament;  a  lit! 

kns  at:'iqt  tu  de  neklns. 
Lockram,  Lok-niin,  n.  a  »i>rt  ov  kors  klot. 
Locksmith,  L6k-smit,  n.  a  man  ho  maks  loks. 
Locomotion,  Lo-k£>-mo-/on,  n.  de  akt  or  p'serov 

qanjij)  jilas. 
Locomotive,  Lo-ko-mo-tiv,  n.  a  lokomotiv  en- 

jin;  an  i-njin  fur  inOivip  a  nilrud  kqr. 
Locomotive,  Ixj-ko-mo-tiv,  a.  qaiijig  or  abl  tu 

<;aiij  pins. 
LocuLAMENT,  liuk-yii-la-mcnt,  n.  {livt.)  At  sel, 

in  dr  |H-rikqq>  ov  a  plant,  in  hwiq  dr  srd  is  lojd. 
LocuLAR,    Luk-yii-lar,  «.    {Hut.)  havip  wan  or 

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LocuLiciDAL,   Lok-yTi,-la-sj-dal,  a.  {Bot.}  opniy 

wid  sclz  brokn  trcD  at  de  bak. 
LocuLOUs,  L6k-yn,-lus,  a.  havig  solz;  lokyq^lar. 
Locum  tenens,  L6-kum  te-nenz,  [L.]  a  depyii,ti;  a 

substiti],t.  [ — a  tre. 

Locust,  Lu-kust,  n.  a  mlgratori  devsrig  insekt; 
Lode,   Lod,  n.  a  metalik  or  mineral  van.    Ritn 

elso  {Load.}  [star.} 

Lodestar,  Lod-stqr,  «.  de  pol-stqr.     Se  {Load- 
LoDESTONE,  L6d-ston,  n.  As  magnet.     Se  {Load- 
stone.} 
Lodge,  Loj,  v.  t.  im  aford  a  lojitj;  tu  plas;  tu 

fiks;  tu  plant;  tu  setl;  tia  hqrbor  or  kuver;  tu 

afcSrd  plas  tu;  tu  la  flat,  az  gran. 
Lodge,  Loj,  v.  i.  tu  rezid;  tu  kep  rezidens. 
Lodge,  Loj,  n.  a  smel  h-ss;  a  tenement;  a  sosjeti. 
LoDGEABLE,    L6j-a-bl,*  a.    kapabl  ov  afordig  a 

dwelig. 
Lodger,  L6j-er,  n.  wun  ho)  lojez,  er  livz  at  bord. 
Lodgement,  Loj-ment,  «.  kolcakajon;  anenkamp- 

ment.  [lijrd. 

Lodging,    L6j-ig,   n.    a   temporari   abod;   rromz 
Loft,  Loft,  n.  a  flor;  a  stori;  a  hj  rcom  or  plas. 
Loftily,  L6f-ti-li,  ad.  on  hj;  prsdii;  hetili. 
Loftiness,   L6f-ti-nes,  n.  de   stat  ov  beig  lofti; 

hjnes. 
Lofty,   L6f-ti,  a.  hj;  elevated  in  plas,  kondijon, 

er  karakter;  subljm;  hoti. 
Log,  Log,  n.  a  bulki  pes  ov  wud;  ct  pes  ov  wud, 

hwiq,  wid  a  Ijn,  servz  tu  mei^vir  ds  kors  ov  a 

Jip  at  se;  tia  get  logz  for  timber. 
Logan,   L6g-an,    )  n.  a  rokig  ston;  a  Iqrj  rok  so 
Loggan,  L6g-an,  i    balanst  az  tu  be  ezili  mcovd. 

Yi|,zd  elso  az  an  adjektiv;  az,  a  logun  ston. 
Logarithm,  L6g-a-rit-m,  n.  a  rajonal  number; — 

logaritmz  qr  a  seriez  ov  numberz  in  aritmetikal 

progrejon,  korespondig  tu  andder  seriez  in  jeo- 

metrikal  progrejon. 
Logarithmic,  Log-a-rifi-mik,  j     a.    relatig 

LoGARiTHMicAL,  Log-a-rit-mi-kal,  (     tu, erkon- 

sistig  ov,  logaritmz. 
LoG-BOOK,  Log-buk,  11.  a  rejister  ov  a  Jips  wa. 
LoGGATS,  L6g-ats,  «.  fl.  a  pla  er  gam,  keld  elso 

skitlz. 
Loggerhead,  L6g-er-hed,t  n.  a  dolt,  a  tik  skul. 
Loggerheaded,  L6g-er-lied-ed,J  a.  dul;  stq,pid; 

doltij.    . 
Loghouse,  Log-hTfs,  n.  a  h-ss  konstriikted  ov  logz. 
Logic,    L6j-ik,    n.    de  qrt  ov  tigkig  and  reznig 

justli;  djalektiks.  [lojik. 

Logical,   L6j-i-kal,   a.    pertanig  tu  er  skild  in. 
Logically,  L6j-i-kal-i,  a.d.  akerdig  tu  de  loz  ov 

lojik. 
Logician,  Lo-jiJ-an,  n.  wun  verst  in  lojik. 
Log-line,  Log-ljn,  «.  a  Ijn  tu  mejqr  a  Jips  wa. 
Logman,  L6g-man,  n.  wun  hih  kariz  logz. 
Logography,  Lo-gog-ra-fi,  n.  a  mod  ov  printig, 

in  hwiq  a  tip  kontanz  a  holwurd. 
Logomachist,  Lo-gom-a-kist,  n.  a  dispviterab'st 

wurdz.  [wurdz. 

Logomachy,  Lo-g6m-a-ki,  n.  a  kontenjon  ab-st 
Logwood,  Log-wud,  n.  a  wud  yq,zd  in  djig. 
Loin,  LtTn,  n.  de  bak  ov  an  animal;  de  ranz. 
Loiter.    L(5r-ter,  v.  i.   tu  ligger;  tu  be  dilatori; 

tu  jdl.  [wast. 

Loiter,    Ltr-ter,    v.  t.    tu  konsi^m  in  trjflz;  tu 
Loiterer,  L^-ter-er,  «.  wun  hoslo'torz;  aliggerer. 
Loll,  Lol,  v.  i.  tu  len  jdli;  tu  hag  si  de  tug. 
Lollard,  Lol-ard,  n.  a  foloor  ov  Wiklif.    Ferst 

apljd  az  a  term  ov  kontemt. 
Loment,    L6-ment,   n.    {Hot.}  a  kjnd  ov  legq,m, 

folig  in  pesez  hwen  rjp. 
Lomentaceous,   Lo-m'en-ta-Jus,  a.  {£ot.}  b^rig 

loments  or  perikqrps. 
Lomentum,    Lo-men-tum,  n.  {£ot.}  a  spejez  ov 

legq,m;  lament. 


Lomonite,  L6m-o-njt,  n.  {Ilin.)  a  mineral  ov  do 

zeoljt  famili. 
Lomp,  Lump,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  risndij  fij. 
Lone,  Lon,  a.  solitari;  lonii;  siggl;  unmarid. 
Loneliness,  Lon-li-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  lonli; 

solili|,d. 
Lonely,  Lon-li,  a.  solitari;  beig  alon. 
LoNENESS,  Lon-nes,*  n.  solitn,d;disl|kov  kumpani. 
Lonesome,  L6n-sum,  a.  solitari;  lonii;  dizmal. 
Lonesomely,  Lwn-sum-li,  ad.  in  a  solitari  maner. 
LoNESOMENESS,  Lon-sum-nes,   n.   de  kwoliti  ov 

beig  lonsum. 
Long,    Log,    a.    not  Jert;  havig  legt;  ekstAided; 

dren  st;  tedyus;  dilatori. 
Long,  Log,  a.d.  tu  a  grat  ekstent;  not  soon. 
Long,  Log,  v.  i.  tu  wij  or  dezir  ernestli. 
Longanimity,     Log-ga-nim-i-ti,*    n.   forb^rans; 

pajens. 
Longboat,  Log-bot,  n.  de  Iqrjest  bot  ov  a  Jip. 
LoNGE,  Lunj,  n.  [Fr.]  a  trust. 
Longevity,  Lon-jev-i-ti,  n.  legt  ov  Ijf;  log  Ijf. 
Longevous,  Lon-je-vus,  a.  livig  log;  log-ljvd. 
Longheaded,  L6g-hed-ed,  a.  havig  forkast;  sa- 

gajus. 
Longimanous,  Lon-jim-a-nus,  a.  havig  log  handz. 
Longimetry,  Lon-jim-e-tri,  n.  de  qrt  ov  megv^rig 

distansez. 
Longing,  L6g-ig,  p;.  ernest  dezjr;  kontinyi^al  wiJ. 
Longing,  L6g-ig,  pp.  a.  ernestli  dezjrig;  kravig. 
Longingly,  L6g-ig-li,  ad.  wid  insesant  wijez. 
Longitude,    L6n-ji-ti|d,   n.    legt;  de  distans  or 

eni  pqrt  ov  de  ert,  est  or  west,  from  a  meridian; 

de  distans  ov  a  hevnli  bodi  from  de  ferst  degre 

ov  3riez  reknd  on  de  ekliptik. 
Longitudinal,    Lon-ji-tii,-di-nal,   a.    relatig  tta 

legt  er  tu  lonjiti'^d. 
Longlived,  L6g-!jvd,  a.  havig  log  Ijf. 
Long  primer,  Log  prim-er,  a.  a  kjnd  ov  printig- 

tjp  intermedial  betwen  smol  pjka  and  burjefs. 
Long-run,  Log-run, };  n.  de  ultimat  rezult;  de  ijq,. 
Long-shanked,  Log-Jankt,  a.  havig  log  legz. 
Long-sighted,    Log-sjt-ed,  a.    seig  fqr  or  tu  a 

grat  distans;  sagajus. 
LoNGSOME,  Log-sum,*  a.  tedyus;  werisum. 
Long-suffering,    Log-suf-or-ig,  a.   pajent;  not 

ezili  provokt.  [ensi. 

Long-suffering,  Log-siif-er-ig,  n.  pajens;  klem- 
LoNG-TONGUED,  L6g-tugd,  a.    havig  a    log  tug; 

bablig. 
Long-winded,  Log-wind-ed,  a.  log-brett;  tedyus. 
Longwise,  Log-wjz,*  ad.  legtwjz. 
LoNiNG,  Lo')-nig,*  n.  a  Ian. 

Loo,  Luo,  n.  a  gam  at  kqrdz.  [ov  kqrdz. 

Loo,  Let),  11.  i.  tu  bet  bj  winig  everi  trik  at  a  gam 
LOOBILY,  L(fj-bi-li,|;  a.  okward;  klumzi;  luberli. 
Looby,  Lcf)-bi,:I;  n.  a  luber;  a  klumzi  kl-sn. 
Loof,    Luf,  n.    de  after  pqrt  ov  a  fips  bu.     Se 

{^"Xf-} 

LoOF,  Luf,  V.  t.  tu  brig  klos  tu  de  wind;  tu  luf. 

Look,  Luk,  v.  i.  tu  direkt  de  j;  tu  se;  tu  direkt 
de  intelektyqal  i;  tu  ekspekt;  tu  tak  K^r;  tu 
woq:  tu  sem  tu  de  luk  ov  uderz;  tu  hav  a  par- 
tikyqlar  aperans,  ^r,  or  maner;  tu  aper. —  Tu  luk 
ahst  wun,  tu  be  alqrmd;  tu  be  vijilant.— 7'w 
hdh  after,  tu  atend;  tia  tak  kr^r  ov. —  Tu  luk 
llak,  tu  fr-sn. —  TuJukfor,  tia  ekspekt. —  Tu 
luk  iiitu,  tu  egzumin;  tu  sift. —  Tu  luk  on,  tu 
estem;  tu  regard;  tu  konsider;  tu  konsev  ov; 
tu  be  a  spektator. —  Tu  huk  over,  tu  egzamin; 
tu  trj  wun  bj  wun. —  Tu  luk  st,  tu  serq;  tu  sek; 
tia  be  on  de  woq. —  Tu  luk  tu,  tu  woq;  tu  tak 
kv  ov;  tu  behold. 

Look,  Luk,  v.  t.  tu  inflq,ens  bj  luks. 

Look,  Luk,  inter,  se!  lo!  behold!  obzerv! 

Look,  Luk,  n.  ^r  ov  de  fas:  men;  aspekt:  kast  of 
k'sntenans;  de  akt  ov  lukig;  vv^;  woq. 


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Looker,  Liik-cr,  n.  wun  haj  luks.  Lutfr-on,  a 
ii|i<-kitii»r;  wun  tub  iz  nut  un  iijoiit. 

LooKisa.  Luk-ii).  rP-  •'■  y'l'-'O  'Ic  l>  eksp^^ktijj; 
h.ivi|)  an  ii[icrun'<. 

L00KINU-QLAB8,  Luk-i||-);lis,  II.  Q  iniror;  a  glan 
liHi(;  Joz  UiTiui  rrflf^kti'il. 

LouM,  IaIiiu,  II.  a  WEVcrz  iniiit'n;-a  b^rd;^^  pes 
ov  lurnitiir;  un  nr-liDiu. 

Loom.   Limi,  r.  i'.  tu  aper  Iqrj  at  sr,  az  a  /ip. 

LooM-UALE,  i*f)in-}pU,  II.  Q  jentl,  rzi  pil  ov  wind. 

LoOMiNO,  Ixfini-ij),  11.  (.^''ll//.)  an  oiiliirjil,  indis- 
liokt  vi},  ov  un  objokt;  an  apurcnt  flrvnjon  ov 
objc'kts  intu  Ae  n,r:  an  optikal  ilii'^on;  a  inerc^. 

IjOON,   l^tin,  II.  (I  .•'k'xndrcl;  a  rasknl; — a  sc-ful. 

Loor,  l.itjp,  II.  a  fuildio  nr  diihlij)  ov  a  ><tri|)  or  Ijk 
sulistiwi.",  triD  hwi<j  aniidLT  .■'triD  nia  be  dron;— a 
niij/.:  II  Icnphul. 

Looi'Ki),  Ixbjit,  ji.  ful  ov,  or  havifl  holz  or  lii)ps. 

Loophole,  ijjp-hcA,  n.  an  ai>crti{,r:  a  hoi  tu  pv 
a  [tastij,  part  iky  ulurli  tu  Ijr-qrinz; — a  Jift;  an 
evir^on. 

Looi'iiOLED,  liifip-hold,  a.  ful  ov  hoi/,  or  6pnigz. 

Loopivo.  bt'ip-ij),  n.  df  runifl  tugedur  ov  dr 
muter  <>v  an  or  intu  a  mas  hwen  dt  or  iz  hcted 
onii  fur  kuUinaJon. 

liOOSE,  Liu-<,  V.  t.  tu  unbjnd;  tu  relaks;  tu  rel^s; 
tu  frf  from  kurparal  or  from  mental  bundz;  tu 
disiiipij. 

Loose,  \*w,  v.  i.  tu  set  .«nl;  tu  lev  a  port. 

Loose,  Lus,  <i.  unbend:  untjd:  not  fast;  not  klo.-<: 
iuk-;:  vii;;:  nut  -trikt:  not  rijid:  not  Ijt;  not  krisd- 
cd;  Ire;  ilisongujd,  folod  h\fnrm,  gumtjniz  bj  iic; 
rrmi.H:  not  klos  tu  At  purpus;  not  koniijs,  but 
Lik.s  in  lauj<wnj;  unkon^kted:  ninibli():  lak.s  ov 
bixli;  not  kostiv:  lak'i  in  pt;''"""'*'  kumlukt;  wou- 
ton:  uiitjfi^t.  Tu  Irak  Im*.  tu  gan  liberli:  tu 
brak  from  rtstninl  intu  wjldnos.  Tu  Ut  /<&», 
tu  si't  at  libcrti. 

Loose,  Iad.*,  ».  libcrti:  Imsnos. 

Loosely,  I^ds-li,  ml.  in  a  lii>s  mancr;  kitrlcsli. 

Loosen,  Ix6s-n,  r.  1.  tu  mak  Ioi-m;  tu  pqrt. 

L0O8E.V,  Lif)s-n,  V.  t.  tu  rElaks;  tu  scparat. 

Looseness,  liits-ncs,  h.  laksiti;  ircgyiilariti;  a 
fluks. 

Lop,  Lop,  v.  t.  tu  kut  of:  tu  hend;  tu  let  fol. 

Lop,  Lop,  n.  dat  h>^iq  iz  kut  from  trtz;— a  jile. 

L0PPINO8,  Lop-ij)z,  II.  pi.  tops  ov  branqez  lopt  of. 

LoqrAOious,  Lo-kwa-Ju.',  a.  tokativ;  nirzi. 

LoyfACiocsNE.ss,  Lo-kwa-Jus-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 
ov  biii)  lukwajus. 

LogfACiTV.  I<o-kw:'H-i-ti,  11.  to)  rauq  tok. 

Lord.  L.ird,  «.  u  mnnark:  a  rOiler;  a  master; — de 
Supri'm  iSfii);  a  huzband; — a  noblman:  a  prr: 
gpojuli  a  baron,  az  distifluwijt  from  At  bjcr  dt- 
gn'z  iiv  nubiliti:  bj  kiirtrsi,  de  sun  ov  a  dqk  or 
miirkwi.-<,  and  At  eldest  sun  ov  an  erl;  ofijali.  dr 
maor  ov  Liindon,  ov  York,  and  ov  Dublin,  and 
a  juj  hwjl  prezidio  in  kort;  olso  hr  hit)  haz 
de  fe  ov  a  manor,  and  kiin.irkwcntli  de  hoinnj 
ov  dr  tenants;  but  in  dis  last  kns  de  pqrti,  if 
not  ov  nobi  bi;rt,  iz  not  a<lr^st  az  lord; — in  u  lij,- 
dikriH  siMis,  a  hump-bakt  j)er8on,  from  a  Orck 
wurd  liwio,  signifjz  krukod. 

LoRn,  l<<iril,  I'.  ».  tu  domincr:  tu  nol  drspotikali. 

LoBULlKE.   Ii<>nl-I)k,  H.  I{k  a  lonl;  hoti;  I'irdli. 

Lordliness,  L'<rd-li-ncg,  h.  digniti;  prjd:  hotines. 

LORDLINO,  l/>nl-li{),  n.  a  litl  or  diminyi^tiv  lord. 

Lordly,  lo'ml-li,  a.  Ijk  a  lord;  boti;  imperiu<>. 

Lordship,  lyinl-Jip,  n.  dr  stat,  kwoliti,  or  digniti 
ov  a  li>rd;  dominyon;  a  tjtl  givn  tu  lordi. 

Ix>RE,  I/ur,  n.  Ii/rnig;  sjonx:  doktrin;  instrukjon. 

Loricate,  IxSr-i-kai,  r.  t.  tu  plat  over:  tu  kuver 
wid  a  krust.  az  a  kemikal  ve.wl  fitr  rrti^tii)  fjr. 

LORICATION,  Ix)r-i-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  I6rikiitig; 
o  kuviTifl. 

LoRiMEU,  nr  LoaiNEB,  L6r-i-mor,  or  L6r-i-ner,* 


II.  a  br|dl-makcr,  or  a  mtikor  ov  bit<,  spun,  and 

nii-tul-niKiitiDZ. 
LoRiPEU,  l>or-i-|)cd,  n.  a  pprjri  ov  kruatajon. 
LoK.N,   btrn,*  p.  a.  forwikn;  lost;  forl>irn. 
Lory,  1^-ri,  n.  a.  b<;rd  ov  dr  parol  kind;  a  iort  ot 

mu|)ki. 
LOSABLE,  \Ai%-a.-h\,  a.  dat  nin  br  lout. 
Lose,  Ijitz,  r.  t.  tu  srs  tu  hav  in  ixizc/on;  tu  be 

dis{M)z<^st  ov;  tu   forfit:  tu   br   drprjvd  ov;   tu 

ixtzes  no  loflgcr;  tu  mis,  so  az  nut  tu   Ijnd:  tu 

He|iarat  or  alyenat;  f  u  rajiii;  tu  bewilder;  tu  dr- 

prjv  ov;  n'lt  tu  eiijiir;  tu  skwonder;  tu  tro  uw6; 

tu  .safer  tu  vanij  from  vi^;  tu  eupldr  inefcktyi^- 

.ili;  tu  mis;  tu  jMirt  wid. 
Lose,  l>tjz,  r.  1.  not  tu  win;  tu  dekljn;  tu  faL 
I-OSEL,  Ixi)-zcl,*  //.  u  skKndrel;  a  nav. 
Loser,  LAz-er,  «.  wun  hJi  Kijzez  or  forfit.s. 
Losing,  LAz-io,  n.  Ins;  depriva/oii;  diminiiJon. 
Loss,    lios,    II.    detriment;   de    kuntrnri    tu   gan; 

damaj;  mis;  prjvnjcm;  deprive fon:  forfitiir;  de- 

strukjon;  yi^sles  aplikajon.     Tta  be  at  a  Of,  tu 

br  in  difikulti,  or  unabl  tu  prosed  or  drtermin. 
Lost,  Ln.-t,  1.  -nnd  p.  from  Lwz. 
Lot,  Lot,  //.   forlynn;  Btat  asjnd;  <jans;  a  dj; — a 

|>orjon;  a  jxirsel: — a  pes  ov  land  mejurd  of. 
Lot,  Lo^  r.  t.  tu  asjn;  tu  set  a])^rt;  tu  a^rt;  tia 
I>OTE,  Lot,  n.  a  plant  nnd  tre.  [al6t. 

Loth,  Lot,  a.  unwilig.  .^e  {Lxtth.) 
Lotion,  L6-Jon,  11.  a  medisinal  woj. 
Lottery,  l/it-er-i,  n.  a  gam  ov  qans;  a  sortilej; 

u  distribuJon  ov  jirfzcz  bj  q«ins. 
LoLi>.  \,y,<\,  a.  nflfzi;  hj-s-sndiu;  klaraorus. 
Loud,  Lisd,  ad.  so  uz  tu  s'Knd  wid  fors;  I'sdli. 
LofDLY,  Liid-li,  ad.  nerzili:  klamorusli. 
Loudness,  L'sd-ne?,  n.  naz:  fors  ov  siind:  klamor. 
LoLGii,  Lok,  n.  {Iribh)  a  lak;  sam  az  {ioch)  in 

.'>kotlani|. 
Louis  d'or,  Ixd-i  dor.  n.  [Fr.'\  a  Frenij  gold  kirn, 

formorii    valyml    at   abut    20   Jilioz   slerlij),  or 

$4,84;— de  n\\libi  dur  iz  20  fnipks. 
Lounge,  L^nj,  v.  i.  tu  jdl;  tu  lol;  tu  Iiv  laiili. 
LouNOER.  Liinj-er,  11.  wun  hOi  I'rsnjez;  an  jdler. 
Louse,  Ltss,  n.,pl.  Ljs;  a  sraol  insckt  ov  hwit;  dv 

(|r  ineni  sprjez  dat  Iiv  on  animal  bodiz. 
L0U8ILY,  L'sz-i-li,t  /M^.  in  a  jKiltri,  men  wa;  skur- 

vili.  [Ijg. 

Lousiness,  Lvi-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  ab-Bndig  wid 
L0U8Y,  Lisz-i,  a.  inf(*sted  wid  ljs;  +men;  lo;  vjl. 
Lout.  Lm,  /i.  a  men.  okward  folo;  a  bumbkin. 
Loutish,  l^ist-ij,  a.  klitnij;  bumbkinli. 
Louver,  I>fi-ver,  n.  an  opnifl  in  de  nsf  ov  a  kot- 

aj  for  At  sinok  tu  esktiii;  a  windo  in  a  qurg 

strpi,  left  opn  or  krost  bj  b<\rz. 
LuVAULE,  Liiv-a-bl,  a.  wurdi  tu  br  luvd;  amiabL 
LoVAOE,  Ltiv-nj,  n.  an  nroniatik  plant. 
Love,  Luv,  v.  t.  tu  regqnl  wid  afekjon. 
Love,  Luv,  n.  dr  jmjon  betwrn  de  seksez,  brtwfn 

pilient^  and  cildren,  or  belwen  frendz;  afekjon; 

gud-wil;  fondncs;  de  objekt  beldvd;  kortjip;  a 

wurd  ov  endrrment;  di^  revereni*  tu  IJod. 
LovEKNOT,  Liiv-not,  n.  a  k6mplikated  not. 
I-oveletter,  Liiv-let-er,  11.  a  leter  ov  kortjip. 
Loveliness,  Liiv-li-nea,   n.    de  kwoliti   ov   brig 

luvli. 
Love-lock,  Ldv-lok,  n.  a  peki^lyar  sort  ov  kurl, 

worn  bj  men  ov  fajon  in  de  ram  ov  Flitabct, 

and  .Ininz  L 
Lovelorn,  Liiv-lern,  a.  forsakn  ov  wun»  lav. 
Lovely.  Liiv-li,  a.  wurdi  ov  luv;  dmiabl;  dclitful; 

Sqrmii). 
Lover,  i^iiv-er,  n.  wun  htti  ii  in  luv;  a  frend. 
Lovesick,  Liiv-sik,  a.  disorderd  wid  luv. 
Love  BONO,  Ltiv-so{),  n.  a  soj)  ek.<pr*siv  ov  luT. 
Love-suit,  L(iv-nit,  n.  kortjip. 
I-OVE  TALE,  Ldv-tal,  n.  a  narativ  ov  luv.        loT. 
LovK-TOBLiM,  Liiv-t«-kn,  n.  a  prcient  in  tokn  oT 


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LovTKG,  Liiv-ii),  3.  kjnd;  afekjonat.  [mersi. 

Loving-kindness,  Luv-ig-kiud-nes,  n.  tenderncs; 

LoviNGNESS,  Liiv-ig-nes,  n.  kjndnes;  afekjon. 

Low,  Lo,  a.  not  hi;  not  rjzii)  fqr  upwardz;  not 
elevated;  not  kuniiij  up  tia  sum  mqrk  er  stan- 
dard; humbl;  loli;  bas;  men;  abjekt;  deprest  er 
men  in  rai)k,  in  impertans,  in  sentiment,  in  spsq, 
intelekt,  <ts.: — not  rjzii)  intu.  antikwiti;  not  net 
de  nert  er  sst  pol;  not  am'sntii)  tia.  muq  in  prjs, 
number,  er  kwontiti; — not  kariig  a  prinsipl  veri 
fqr,  er  tu  ekstremz:  grav  in  mi;,zik,  az  opQzd  tia 
Aj  er  al'>it;  soft,  az  opcizd  tu  Isd. 

Low,  Lo,  ad.  not  aloft;  wid  a  lo  vers. 

Low,  La,*  n.  flam;  f  jr;  het. 

Low,  Lo,  V.  t.  tu.  belo,  az  a  kis. 

Low-born,  Lo-bern,  a.  havii)  a  men  berfi. 

Low-bred,  Lo-bred,  a.  hayii)  a  men  edy^kajon; 
vulgar. 

Low-church,  Lo-qurq,  a.  not  kariig  de  prinsiplz 
ov  de  etoriti  ov  de  curq  er  ov  episkopasi  tu 
ekstremz; — opozd  tu  hi-gurg. 

Lower,  L6-er,  v.  t.  tu  brii)  lo;  tu  lesn. 

Lower,  L6-er,  v.  i.  tu  gro  les;  tu  siijk. 

Lower,  L's-er,  v.  i.  tu  be  kidded;  tu  frsn. 

Lower,  L's-er,*  n.  kl'sdines;  glcumines. 

Lower-case,  L6-er-kas,  n.  a  printerz  kas,  dat 
holdz  de  smel  leterz  ov  printiij  tjp;— a.  smel 
leterz,  az  opozd  tu  Icapitalz. 

Lowering,  L-s-er-iij,  a.  klisdi;  overkdst;  glmmi. 

LowERiNGLT,  L-s-er-ig-li,  ad.  wid  klisdines; 
glcDmili. 

Lowermost,  L<5-er-most,  a.  loest. 

LoWERY,  L-8-er-i,  a.  kl'sdi;  gldomi;  l-serig. 

Lowing,  L6-ii),  n.  de  krj  ov  katl. 

Lowland,  Lo-land,  ji.  kuntri  dat  iz  lo;  a  mqrj. 

Lowliness,  Lo-li-nes,  n.  hq,militi;  meimes;  fre- 
dom  from  prjd;  wont  ov  digniti. 

Lowly,  L6-li,  a.  humbl;  mek;  mild;  men. 

Lowly,  L6-li,  ad.  not  hjli:  menli;  humbli. 

LowN,  L^sn,  or  LcDn,*  n.  a  skundrel.     Se  {Loon.) 

LowND,  L-snd,*  a.  kqm  and  mjld. 

LowNESS,  Lo-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  lo;  mennes; 
wont  ov  elevajon,  rai)k,  digniti,  er  subliiniti; 
deprejon;  dejekjon. 

Low-pressure,  Lo-preJ-n,r,  n.  apljd  tu  a  stem- 
enjin,  de  mojon  er  fors  ov  hwiq  iz  prodi^st  bj 
fermii)  a  vakynum  widin  de  silender  bj  dreir)  of 
de  stem  intu  a  kondenser,  hw^r  it  iz  kondenst. 

Low-priced,  L6-prjst,  a.  havii)  a  lo  prjs. 

Low -ROOFED,  L(f)-riDft,  a.  haviij  a  lo  rcof. 

Low-spirited,  Lo-spir-it-ed,  a.  d£jekted;deprest; 
not  Ijvli. 

Low-water,  L6-we-ter,  n.  de  loest  pemt  tu  hwiq 
de  tjd  ebz;  eb-tjd. 

Low-wines,  Lo-wjnz,  n.  pi.  &f  produkt  obtand 
bj  a  siijgl  distilajon  ov  molasez,  er  ov  fermented 
sakarjn  and  spirityrj^us  likwid. 

Low-worm,  Lo-wurm,  n.  a  dizez  in  hersez  Ijk 
de  Jigglz.  [salii). 

LoxoDROMic,  Loks-o-drom-ik,  a.  relatig  tuoblgk 

LoxoDROMics,  Loks-o-drom-iks,  n.  pi.  de  qrt  ov 
obleksalig  bj  de  romb;— a  tabl  ov  rombz,  wid 
de  tabl  ov  lonjitqdz  and  latitq^dz. 

Loyal,  Lff-al,  a.  fatful  tu  a  prins,  tu  a  superi- 
or, or  tu  dqti;  obedient;  trco.  [soveren. 

Loyalist,  Ltf-al-ist,   n.   wun  hcD  adherz  tu  hiz 

Loyally,  Lff-al-i,  ad.  wid  f  jdeliti  er  leralti. 

Loyalty,  Ler-al-ti,  n.  f  jdeliti  ta  a  prins  er  a  sq,- 
perior. 

Lozenge,  Loz-enj,  n.  a  romb; — a  ferm  ov  medisin; 
a  sert  ov  kak; — an  ornament  in  brilyants. 

Lu,  Lq,  H.  a  gam  at  kqrdz. 

Lubber,  Lub-er,:]:  n.  a  sturdi  dron;  an  jdl  kl-sn. 

Lubberly,  Lub-er-li,+  a.  lazi  and  bulki; — ad.  ek- 
wardli. 

LcBEiC,  Lq-brik,*  a.  sliperi;  smcnd; — wonton;  Iqd. 


Lubricant,  Lq-bri-kant,j».  eni  tii)  hwiq  Iqbrikats. 
Lubricate,  Lq-bri-kat,   v.  t.   tu  mak  smcod  er 

sliperi.  [brikats. 

Lubricator,  Lq-bri-ka-tor,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  Iq,- 
Lubricity,  Lq-bris-i-ti,  n.  sliperines;  smodnes. 
Lubricous,  Li],-bri-ku3,  a.  sliperi;  smood;  Iqbrik. 
Lubrieaction,  Lq-bri-fak-Jou,      )  n.  de  akt  ov 
Lubrification,  Lq-bri-fi-ka-Jon,  i      Iqbrikatig; 

a  smiTjdig. 
Luce,  Lqs,  n.  a  pjk-fij  ful  gron. 
LuCERN,  Lq-sern,  n.  a  plant  kdltivated  fer  foder. 
Lucid,  Lq-sid,  a.  Jiniij;  brjt;  kler;  pelqsid;  per- 

spikyi|us;  brjt  wid  de  radians  ov  intelekt;  not 

dqrknd  wid  madnes;  rajonal. 
Lucidity,  L\|-sid-i-ti,  n.  britnes;  Iqsidnes. 
LuciDNESS,  Lq-sid-nes,   n.   transp^rensi;  brjtnes. 
Lucifer,  Lq-si-fer,  n.  de  nam  ov  At  devl;  a  feln 

anjel; — de  mernig-stqr. 
Ldciferous,  e-r  Lucific,  Lq,-sif-er-us,  er  Lq,-sif- 

ik,  a.  givig  Ijt. 
Luciform,  LTJ,-si-ferm,  a.  havig  de  natyq^r  ov  Ijt. 
Lucimetee,    Lq-sim-e-ter,    n.    an  aparatus  fer 

megqrii)  de  intensiti  ov  Ijt;  fotometer. 
Luck,  Luk,  n.  qans;  hap;  fertyn,n,  gud  er  bad. 
Luckily,  Luk-i-li,  ad.  in  a  luki  maner;  fertyq,- 

natli. 
Luckiness,  Liik-i-nes,  n.  gud  fertyqn  er  qans. 
Luckless,  Luk-les,  a.  unfertyqnat;  unhapi. 
Lucky,  Luk-i,  a.  fertyt^^nat;  hapi  bj  qans. 
Lucrative,    Lq,-kra-tiv,    a.    ganful;    profitabl; 

benefijal. 
Lucre,  Lq-ker,  n.  gan;  profit;  advdntaj. 
Luctation,  Luk-ta-Jon,  n.  strugl;  efort:  kontest. 
Lucubrate,  Lq-kq-brat,  v.  i.  tu  studi  bj  kandl- 

Ijt.  [wurk. 

Lucubration,  Lx^-kq-bra-Jon,   n.   njtli  studi  er 
Lucubratory,  Li^-kq-bra-to-ri,  a.   kompozd  bj 

kandl-ljt.  [dent. 

Luculent,  Li],-kq-lent,  a.  kler;  transpjirent;  evi- 
LuDiCROUs,  Li|^-di-krus,  a.  meri;  sportiv;  eksjtlg 

Iqfter;  Iqfabl;  ridikyqlus;  burlesk:  komikal. 
Ludicrously,  Lv^-di-krus-li,  ad.  in  a  Iqdikrua 

maner.  [sportivnes. 

LuDiCEOUSNESS,    Li^-di-krus-nes,     n.     burlesk; 
Lues,  Li|-ez,  n.  a  perzn  er  pestilens;  a  plag. 
Luff,  Luf,  r.  i.  {JVaid.}  tu  kep  klos  tu  de  wind. 
Luff,  Luf,  n.  a  salig  klos  tu  de  wind;  wedergaj; 

de  risnd  pqrt  ov  a  Jips  b^s.     Se  {Loqf.} 
Lug,  Lug,:};  v.  t.  tu  drag;  tu  pul  wid  ruged  vjo- 

lens;  tu  pul  bj  de  erz. 
Lug,  Lug,J  i'.  i.  tu  drag;  tu  kum  hevili. 
Lug,  Lug,  n.  a  smel  fij; — a  hevi  lod; — a   pol  er 

perq; — de  er. 
Luggage,  Liig-aj,  n.  eni  tig  kumbrus  tu  be  kar- 

id;  a  travelerz  pakajez  er  bagaj. 
LuGSAiL,  Ldg-sal,  n.  a  netikal  term,  signif  jig  a 

skwi^r  sal  hersted  on  a  yqrd. 
Lugubrious,  Lq-gq-bri-us,  a.  mornful;  soroful. 
Luke,  Lqk,*  a.  not  fuli  hot;  Iqkwerm. 
Lukewarm,  Lqk-werm,  a.  moderatli  werm;    in- 

diferent. 
Lukewarmly,  Li^k-werm-li,  ad.  wid  Iqkwermnes. 
Lukewarmness,     Lqk-werm-nes,     n.     moderat 

wormt;  kinlnes;  indiferens.  [rest. 

Lull,  Lul,  v.  t.  tu  kompoz  tu  slep;  tu   put  tu 
Lull,  Lul,*  n.  de  piser  or  kwoliti  ov  scodig. 
Lullaby,  Lul-a-bj,  n.  a  sog  tu  stil  babz. 
LuMACHEL,  Lq-ma-kel,  n.    {Min.}    a    kalkarius 

ston  komp6zd  ov  Jelz  and  koral  kongli^tinated. 
LuMACHELLA,  Lq-ma-kel-u,  n.  Jel  mqrbl,  sumtjmz 

keld  fir-mqrbl;  Iqmakel.  [lumbago. 

Lumbaginous,  Lum-baj-i-nus,  a.  relatig   tu  de 
Lumbago,  Lum-ba-go,  n.    pan   ab'st   de   It^nz;  a 

ntimatik  afekjon  ov  de  muslz  abist  de  Iffnz. 
Lumbal,  Liim-bal,  )  i  *•    *     a    i„  „ 

Lumbar)  Liim-ba;,  1  ^-  '"^'^^^J  ^^  '^^  ^'"'^' 


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LcMBES,  Ldm-ber,  n.  cni  ti|)  kumbenuin  or  bulki. 

In  di'    i'uniUd  .S^afo,  timbL-r  in  juuunil,  ai  bcirdz, 

Ji|i;iU,  ntuv»,  iLi.  [lurli. 

LtMBKK,  Ldin-bcr,  r.  t.  tu  hep  tugeder  iregyti- 

Ll'MBKk,  Luiu-bor,  r.  i.  tu  iuiIjv  hi.-\ili  and  sluli; 

lu  >;ut  luiubiT  or  tiuiber  from  de  lurest. 
LuMBKR-ROOM,  Lam- ber-rtDm,  n.  a  roiin  for  lum- 
ber. 
LcMBUic,  Liim-brik,  n.  a  wurm. 
LiXBURAL,  Liim-bri-kal,  a.  purtanig  tu  wurmz 

or  dc  Irfiiz. 
LuMiNART,  Lii-mi-na-ri,  n.  he  or  dat  hwigdifiiz- 
oz  Ijt;  oiii  bodi  bwi(j  givs  Ijt;  an   ilt^ioiuutur;  uti 
instniktor. 
LcMiNATE,  Li\-mi-nat,*  v.  t.     Se  {Uluminat^e.} 
LuMiNusiTT,  Ln-uii-noji-i-ti,*  n.  de  atat  ov  beifl 

himiuus. 
LuMisuus,  Li'i-mi-nus,  a.  Jjuiy;  cnlitnd;  brjt. 
LuMi.NX)L'8LY,  L^-ini-nud-li,    oa.    in    a    li^uiiaus 
mant-r.  [aos. 

Ll'MINOUSNESS,  L^-mi-DOS-nes,  n.   bqtnea;  kler- 
LuMP,  Lump,  n.  a  ^mijl  or  Japles  mas;  de  gruKi. 
Ll'UP,  Lump,  V.  t.  tu  yn,njt,  or  tak  in  dc  gru8. 
LuuPKisu,  Liimp-fiJ,  n.  u  sort  uv  tik  fi/. 
Li'MPiNU,  Liimp-iy.t  a.  Iqrj;  hevi;  grat. 
Lumpish,  i^ilmi>-ij,  a.  hevi;  gros;  dul;  inaktir. 
Li'MPiSHNESS,  Ldmp-iJ-ned,  n.  stupid  hevinea. 
LuuPY,  Liiuip-i,  a.  ful  uv  lumps;  ful  uv  mojiec. 
Lux  A  CORN  t  A,    Lii-nu-kiir-ue-o,    f».    {Chern.}    a 

miirial  ov  silver. 
Lu.NACY,  Lii-uii-si,  n.  u  kind  ov  madnes,  formcrli 
8U|xjzd   tu   be   inflqcn^t   b)   de  uvDn;  in^aniti; 
miulnei)  in  jeneral;  drranjmcnt. 
Lf.NAR,  L|i-uar,       ,  ,    J  ^ 

Lu."*ARV,  l-n,-na-n,  S  " 

Lf.N'AR-CAUSTic,  Li'i-nar-kos-tik,  n.  {(Ji^m.)  a 
nilrut  uv  silver,  or  nitrik  osid  in  kombinajon  wid 
silver.  [mit>n. 

Lu.N'ARiAN,  Li},-na-ri-an,  n.  an  inhabitant  ov  de 
LuNATtu,  Li),-nat-ed,  a.  formd  Ijk  a  hq[-ma>n. 
Lu.VATic,  Li|,-na-tik,   n.    a   person   afekted   wid 

IllDU.si. 

Lunatic.  Lii-n.i-tik,  a.  afekted  wid  Iqnasi;  insan. 
Lunation,  Ln,-na-Jon,    ».    de   revolijon   ov   dc 

mtun. 
Lunch,  Lun^,  n.  a  litl  fibd,  or  smel  mel,  betwen 

brckfu.-tt  and  diner;  lunqon. 
Lu.vcUKO.v,  Ldnq-on,  n.  »am  az  hint;. 
LuNK,  Liin,  n.  eni  tig  in  de  Jap  ov  a  hqf-mAn;  a 

IrJ. 
LuNET,  LU-nct,  n.  a  litl  m<l>n:  a  satcl^t. 
Lunette,  Lii-n6t,  n.  [Fr.]  a  smol  faqf-muon;  Iq- 

net. 
LuNOS,  Lunz,  n.  ;>/.  de  organz  or  rcspirajon  in 

man  and  in  ol  krrtyqri  havig  a  l{k  animal  ek6n- 

omi,  Tulgarli  kold  de  //<{y  formerli  u  kant  t4;rm 

for  u  fiTxn  v«r.->t  felo,  and  ols«>  for  an  alkimistj- 

at«ndant  hiD  puft  biz  kulx. 
Lunuwortu,  Liiii-wurt,  n.  a  jenua   or  percaial 

plants;  pulmunaria. 
Ll'Msi>lar,  Lq-ni-r><I)-lar,  a.  komb|nio  de  mo/onz 

(ir  f'VulnJonz  iiv  df  sun  and  nMtn.     (/ /if«i.»o/<ir 

l>rr%-{.  \i  dat  after  hwJQ  de  ekli|K9ci  ag^n  rttdru 

\u  de  sam  order. 
LuNisTiCE,  Lti-ni-8ti»,  n.  dc  fqrdest  pflrnt  or  de 

m«t>nz  nordip  or  s'sdig. 
LuNT,  Lunt,  n.  a  ma^-kord  wid  hwii;  guniqr  fjrd. 
LUNILAR.  Lii-nq-lur,    \       ... 
LvM  LATE.  L^-nti-lat,  I  *•  >l''  ^  °1  «°'»°- 
LuPi.NE,  Lq-pin,  n.  a  plant;  a  kind  ov  paU. 
Ll'PLLiNE,  Lq-pq-lin,  n.  de   fiu,  yclo   pvder  ov 

hop*. 
Lurch,  Lar^  n.  a  forltim  or  dei^rted  kondijon. 
Lurch,  Lunj,  r.  i.  tu  Jift;  tu  pla  triks:  tu  lurk. 
Lurch,  Lunj.  r.  t.  tu  dtfet;  tu  di«api^nt:  tu  strl. 
Lurcher,  Liir^-cr,  n.  wun  dat  lur^es  er  oaui4ra. 


Lure,  Lqr,  m.  at;  ,i  bat. 

Lure,  L-ir,  r.  t.  ,  ,jr„. 

LuRiu,  Lii-rid.  .,  _        jurplij. 

Lurk,  Lurk,  v.  ».  tu  Ij  lu  hui,  lu  Ij  bid. 
LuRKLR,  Liirk-cr,  n.  wun  ha.  lurka  or  ^z  in  wat 
LuRKixu-PLACE,  Ldrk-ifl-pla*,  ».  q  hjdifl-iJM;  a 

sekret  plus. 
Luscious.  LdJ-us,  a.  Un  swet;  deli/u«. 
Lusciously,  Lu/-us-li,  ad.  veri  awetli. 
LuhciousNESs,  Lii/us-nes,  «.  gwetne*. 
Lusouious,  Ln-stJ-ri-ua,*  a.  yqrd  in  pla;  ipcirtir. 
LusoRY,  Lq-so-ri,*  a.  yqzd  in  pla;  plafuL 
Lust,  J^u^t,  «.  kqrnal  dezjr;  evi  prujK-nsiti. 
Lust,  Lust,  c.  i.  tu  dezjr  kqmali  (.r  vi'hementli. 
Lustful,  Ldst-ful,  a.  libidinus;  havJD   rvl   de- 

^l"-  [maner. 

LusTKULLY,  Lilst-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  lustful  or  eenjual 
LuBTKUL.VESs,  Ldst-f ul-ucs,  «.  libidinusnea. 
Lustily,  Lds-ti-li,   ad.   st3ili;   wid    vigor;    wid 

mctl. 
Lustiness,  Ldst-i-nes,  n.  sfstnes;  rigor  ov  bodi. 
Lustra L,  Liis-tral,  a.  yqzd  in  pqrifikajrjn. 
Lustrate,  LiLf-trat,  r.  t.  tu  pqrifj;  tu  klenz. 
LusTRATio.v,  Lus-tra-/on,  «.  pqrifikajon  bj  wot«r. 
Lustre,  Lds-tcr,  ».  bqtnes;  splendor;  gliter;  rt- 

rnsn; — a  skons  wid  litjj; — a  lustrum. 
Lustring,  Las-trig,  n.  a  /jnig  silk.    Se  {LuU- 

niri/i/j.y 
Lustrous,  Liis-trus,  a.  bqt;  /jnig;  Iqminu-!. 
Lustrum,  Lds-truin,  u.  [L.]  u  spas  ov  fiv  yers,  or 

ov  fifii  komklet  munts,  amiig   de   liomani; — ao 

kold  from  de  periodikal  lustrajon  ov  de  siti  at 

dat  tim. 
Lusty,  Ldst-i,  a.  sfut;  vigorus;  helti;  Iqrj. 
Lusus  NATURES,  Li'i-sus  na-tq-re,  n.  [L.]  a  frtk 

ov  natyqr;  a  deformd  produkjun;  a  monster. 
LuTA.MST,  Lqt-an-ist,  n.   wun   ha»  plaz   ujjon  a 
,  'it-  [mud. 

LuTARious,  Lii-ta-ri-us,  a.  livig  in  de  mud;  Uk. 
LuTATio.v,  Lq-ta-Jon,  n.   a   metud  ov  sementig 

vesclz. 
Lute,  Lqt,  n.  a  strigd  instroDment  ov  mqzik;— a 

sort  or  past  or  Ida  wid  hwiq  kemist^j  klui  up  dv 

veselz. 
Lute,  Li^t,  o.  t.  tu  kluz  wid  It^t  or  keoiists  kla. 
LuTER,  Ltit-er,    i  ,  ... 

LuTisT,  Lqt-ist,  1  "•  *>  P'"<^'  ""  ^^  'It. 
Lutestring,  Lqt-strig,  n.  de   strig  or  a  Iqtv-a 

ijnig  silk. 
Lutheran,  Lq-ter-an,  n.  a  folocrov  Lqter,  wua 

or  a  denomina/on  or  Kristyanx  dat  bad  its  ori- 

jin  in  dc  prr<jig  ov  Lqter. 
Lutheran,  Lq-t<;r-an,  a.  pertanig  tu  Lqt«r. 
LuTHKRA.MSM,  Lq-tcr-an-iz-m, fi. de   doktrin   or 

Lqter. 
Luthern,  Lq-tcm,  n.  a   sort  ov   winda   over  a 

kitrnis,  or  in  de   inkljnd    plan  or  a  nttf;  a  dor- 
mer. 
Lutino,  Lqt-ig,  n.  a    klai  kompoiijon  or  kotig. 
LuTULEXT,  Lq-tq-lent,  a.  mudi:  tik;  turbid. 
Luxate,  Ldks-at,  c.  t.  tu   put  nt  or  jjfnt;  ta 

dislakat.  [jtfntod. 

Luxation,  Luks-d-Jon,  n.  a  diajmtig;  a  tin  <*'*" 
Luxuriance,  Luks-yti-ri-ans,  j  n.  de.«tat  or  be- 
LuxuRiANCY,  Luks  yq-ri-an-si,  i    ig  luksyqriant; 

tgzyqbt  runs;  ragk  grut. 
Luxuriant,  Luk<-yq-ri-ant,  a.  cgiyqbcrMit; reri 

abdndanl;  or  raflk  grut. 
Luxuriantly,  Luk.'«-yq-ri-ant-li,  ad.  abundantlL 
Luxuriate,  Luks-yq-ri-nt,  r.  i.  tu   gro   ©gtyti* 

bcrantli. 
Luxurious,  Luka-yti-ri-U!s  a,  delitig  in  Idk.'Tqri; 

roldptyqus;  givn  tu  plejqr. 
Luxuriously,  I.uks-yq-ri-us-li,j</    '  > ->- 

Idptvuii-l).  ^u  1. 

LuxuRiousNKSS,  Lukj-yT^-ri-us-nc-,  .  ;  q- 


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LrrtJRT,  Lnks-yq,-ri,  n.  dslijus  inr;  a  danti;  vo- 

luptyiiusnes;  adiktednes  tu  plegiir. 
Lt,  Li,  hwen  li  endz  an  adjektiv  or  adverb,  it  iz 

kontrakt€d  from  de  Sakson  {lie,}  Ijk;  az,  bestli, 

hestlfk. 
Ltcantheopt,  Lj-kan-tro-pi,  n.  akjnd  ov  mad- 

nes,  in  hwiq  men  hav  dg  kwolitiz  ov  wialvz  and 

udcr  wild  bests. 
Lyceum,  "Lj-s8-um,  n.  [Z.]  de  plas  hw^r  Aristotl 

tet  hiz  f  ilosofi;  an  akadcmi;  a  literari  asojiajon 

fer  lektyi^rz  on  sjens  er  literati^r. 
Lychnis,  Lik-nis,  n.   {Bot.}  a  plant  ov  several 

varJEtiz. 
Lychnite,  Lik-njt,  n.  an  anjent  nam  ov  mqrbl. 
Lychnobite,   Lik-no-bit,   n.    wun  hoD  transakts 

biznes  bj  da  and  sleps  bj  njt. 
Lycodox,  Lik-o-don,  n.  a  jsnus  ov  serpents. 
Lycoperdon,  Lj-ko-per-don,  n.  {£ot.}    a.  jenus 

ov  plants;  ds  puf-bel. 
Lycopodiace^,  Lj-ko-pod-i-a-SE-E,  n.pl.  {Bot.) 

an  order  ov  plants  ov  infErior  erganizajon  tu 

dE  kerniferE,  keld,  in  IggliJ,  klub-mosez. 
Lycopodite,  Li-kop-o-djt,  n.  a  spEjsz   ov  fosil 

plant. 
Lydian,  Lid-i-an,  n.  notig  a  kjnd  ov  anjent  mn,- 

zik,  soft  and  efeminat. 
Lydiax-stone,  Lid-i-an-st<an,  n.  a  spEjsz  ov  tuf 

flint;  flint;  slat. 
Lye,  Lj,  n.  water  impregnated  wid  alkaljn  selt, 

imbjbd  from  ajez  ov  wud. 
Lying,  Lj-ir),  p2).  a.  from  Lj;  telii)  Ijz;  felsifjiij; — 

beig  rEkdmbent. 
Lying,  Lj-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  telig  Ijz; — rekumbens. 


Lying-in,  Lj-ig-in,  n.  de  akt  er  stat  ov  qjldberfi. 
Lying-to,  Li-ifl-t<D,  j^P-  ^-  {jS^aut.}    denotii)    de 

stat  ov  a  Jip  hwen  dE  salz  qr  so  aranjd  az  tu 

kisnterakt  eq  uder,  and  prEvent  her  progres. 
Lymph,  Limf,  m.  ds  likor  kontand  in  ds  limfat- 

iks:  a  pq,r,  transparent  fh\,id. 
Lymphatic,  Lim-fat-ik,  n.  a  vesel  konvaig  limf 

from  el  pqrts  ov  de  bodi,  and  terminats  in  dr. 

torasik  dukt. 
Lymphatic,  Lim-fat-ik,  a.  pertaniij  tu   limf,  or 

de  veselz  hwiq  konva  it. 
Lympheduct,  Limf-E-dukt,  n.  a  vesel  hwiq  kon- 

vaz  dE  limf. 
Lyxch,  Linq,  v.  t.  tu  kondem  and  punij  widxt  a 

legal  trjal,  az  bj  a  mob. 
Lynch-law,  Linc-le,  n.  de  wil  er  dEkrs  ov  a  mob. 
Lynx,  Ligks,  n.  [X.]  an  animal  ov  several  spejsz, 

b£l6i)ii)  tu  de  kat  trib,  rsmqrkabl  for  spEd  and 

Jqrp  sit.  [konstelajon. 

Lyre,  Ljr,  n.  a  hqrp;  a   mi|zikal   instrcoment;    a 
Lyre-bird,  Ljr-berd,  n.  an  Gstralyan  herd. 
Lyre-shaped,  Lir-Japt,  a.  in  de  ferm  ov  a  ljr. 
Lyric,  Lir-ik,  n.  a  rjter  ov  lirik  poetri. 
Lyric,  Lir-ik,  )  a.  pertanig  tu  a  hqrp,  er  de 

Lyrical,  Lir-i-kal,  i      odz  er  poetri  sug   tu  a 

hqrp. 
Lyrist,  Lir-ist,  71.  wun  hot)  plaz  on  a  ljr  er  hqrp. 
Lysimachia,  Lis-i-ma-ki-a,  7;..  Itos  strjf;  a  jenus 

ov  plants. 
Lyterian,  Lj-ts-ri-an,  a.  indikatig  ds  solnJon  or 

terminajon  ov  a  dizlz. 
Lythogenocs,  Lj-toj-e-nus,  a.   prodnsig  stonz. 
Lythrode,  Lit-rod,  n.  a  mineral  f-snd  in  Nerwa. 


M. 


Mm,  iz  a  nazal  murmur,  and  iz  qrtikyq,lated 
,   bj  kompreaig  dE  lips.    It  iz  seldom  sjlent  in 

de  komon  ertografi.     It  iz  a  nti^meral  fer  1000. 

Az  an  abrsviajon  it  standz  fer  Majister,  Master, 

Majesti,  Mosyq^r,  {Mmsievr,}  Manyn,skript,  Med- 

isin.  Member,  Meridian,  and  Mundi,  [de  wurld.] 
Mab,  Mab,  n.  de  kwEn  ov  ds  f^riz; — a  slatern. 
Mao,  Mak,  n.  a  prefiks  in  Skoq  namz, dEnotig  sun. 

It  iz  sinonLmua  wid  Fits  in  Iggland,  and  0  in 

foland. 
Macadamization,  Mak-ad-am-i-za-Jon,  n,  de  akt 

er  qrt  ov  makadamjzig. 
Macadamize,  Mak-ad-am-jz,  v.  t.  tu  kuver,  az  a 

read  er  pqt,  wid  smel  brcDkn  stonz,  h(t)z  aggii^lar 

pqrts  yn,nit  bj  preji^r  and  ferm  a  hqrd,  smood  sur- 

fas;  so-keld  from  dE  projektor,  MakAdam. 
Macandox,  Ma-kan-don,   n.    a  koniferus  tre  ov 

Malabqr. 
Macaroni,  Mak-a-ro-ni,  n.  fcod  ov  mikst  ingredi- 
ents, qefli  fl"5r,  fermd  intu  past,  and  molded  in- 

tu    strigz,  in  hwiq  Jap    it  iz  kukt; — a  medli; 

sumtig  ekstravagant;  a  drol,  er  fcol;  a  fansiful, 

fopij  felo:  a  kokskum. 
Macaronic,  Mak-a-ron-ik,  a.  apljd  tu  a  kjnd  ov 

burlesk  poetri,   intermiksig  several  laggwajez. 

Latin jzig  wurdz  ov  vulgar  yi^s,  and  modern jzig 

Latin  wurdz^. 
Macaroon,  Mak-a-rcon,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  swEt  biskit, 

mad   ov  fl'sr,  qmondz,  egz  and  Jugar; — a  pert, 

medlig  felo;  a  fop  a  makaroni. 
Macaw,  Ma-ke,  n.   a  spsjEZ  ov  Iqrj  parot;  a  sps- 

Jez  ov  pqm  tre,  from  de  nut  ov  hwiq  pqm  el  iz 

obtand. 
Maccoboy,  Mak-o-ber,  n.  a  spejez  ov  snuf. 


Mace,  Mas,  n.  orijinali  a  klub;  at  prezent  an  en- 
sjn  ov  etoriti  karid  befor  majistrats; — de  hevier 
rod  yT],zd  in  bilyardz; — a  kjnd  ov  spjs,  from  de 
midl  bqrk  ov  de  kuverig  ov  de  nutmeg. 

Mace-ale,  Mas-al,  71.  al  spjst  wid  mas. 

Mace- BEARER,  Mas-b^r-e.-,  n.  wun  ho  kariz  de 
mas  in  a  prosejon,  er  befcir  a  majistrat. 

MaceR,  Mas-er,  n.  a  msdisinal  bqrk,  yTi,sful  in 
disenteri. 

Macerate,  Mas-er-at,  v.  t.  tu  mak  len;  tu  mertKjj 
— tu  step  in  weter  elmost  tu  soltjon. 

Maceration,  Mas-er-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  maser- 
atig,  makig  len,  er  stepig;  mertifikajon;  infrj^gon. 

Mace-reed,  Mas-red,  n.  a  perenial  plant;  grat 
kats  tal. 

Machairodus,  Ma-qa-ro-dus,  n.  {Geol.}  an  eks- 
tigkt  mamal  aljd  tu  dE  b^r. 

Machiavelian,  Mak-i-a-vel-yan,  a.  relatig  tu 
Makiavt'l;  krafti;  sutl. 

Machicolated,  Ma-qik-o-lat-ed,  a.  havig  para- 
pets jjrojektig  beyond  de  fasez  ov  dE  welz,  and 
suported  bj  qrqez,  havig  apert^^rz  er  opn  wurk 
az  in  a  bailment  ov  a  wel  er  gat. 

Machicolation,  Maq-i-ko-la-Jon,  n.  an  opnig  er 
apertq,r  in  dE  parapet  ov  a  fertif  jd  bildig;  de 
akt  ov  porig  d'sn,  in  old  kaslz,  hevi  er  burnig 
substansez,  tra>  apertq^rz,  on  asalants. 

Machinal,  Mak-i-nal,  er  Ma-Js-nal,  a.  rElatig  tu 
majenz. 

Machinate,  Mak-i-nat,  v.  i.  tu  plan;  tu  kontrjv. 

Machination,  Mak-i-na-Jon,  n.  an  qrtifis;  a  kon- 
tqvans. 

Machinator,  Mak-i-na-tor,  n.  wun  hcb  plots  er 
kontrjvz. 


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MAcnixr..  Ma-Ji'n,    n.   I'lii  urtifi/al    k6inplikntc<J 

wurk;  <i  \tr*  uv  mokttnizm;  an  enjiD. 
Maciiim:rt,  Ma-Jen-or-i,    «.    mnjii\i   kolektivli; 

eiijinri;     k6mplikated    wdrknutn/ip;    oi^perD^t- 

yurul  HJcnsi  in  u  jicjcm.  [J^ii*. 

Maciiimst,  Ma-/Eii-i.->t,  n.  a  k'in«tniktor  ot  ma- 
MACKtntL,  Mik->T-i'l,  n.  a  itm»l  Kr-fiJ;  a  pander. 
Macrocosm,  .Mak-ru>-k<)i-tn,«/- Ma-kru-kos-m,  n. de 

gTHt  or  hul  wurlJ,  or  vizibl  i!ij<tem. 
MaCKOMctlr,  Ma-kr6m-e-tcr,  n.    an    instrcDment 

for  mejuriu  dt  dijitans  ov  inakiioibl  objckta  bj 

mtui  ov  t»t)  rt f!<»kU)n. 
Macropodian,  .Mak-ro-p<f(-di-an,  n.  a  spejes  or 

kru'<tfi/us  animal. 
Macrui'l's,  .Muk-ra-pu<,  n.  de  jen^rik  nam  07  de 

kinm'iirA:  a  JEniH  ov  bttlz. 
Macrol'Ran,  Ma-kr's-nin,  u.  a  spejez  07  dekapod 

kru-t«Jcanz;  de  lobster. 
Mactation,  Mak-ta-Jou,  n.  de  akt  ot  kilijj  fer 

sakritj''.  [a  :^p<jt. 

Macula,  .Mak-yri-la,  n.  [L.]  a  spot  up6n  de  skin; 
Maculate,  .Nl.'ik-yti-lat,  v.  t.  tu  stan;  tu  g|)ot. 
Macllate,  .Mak-yn,-Iat,  a.  spoted;  Htiind;  makq- 

Intcd.  [tant. 

Maculation',  Mak-yn-la-Jon,  n.  a  stau;  a  sput;  a 
Macule,  Mak-yn,l,*  n.  a  spot;  a  stan;  makyqia. 
Mad,  Mad,  .-i.  insan:  diatrakted;  krazi:  rajip  wid 

|>a|iin;  enrrijd;  fqrius. 
Madam,  M:td-»in,  n.  a  term  ov  adr^s  tu  a  ladi. 
Madbkain,  .Mad-bmn,  n.  a  pennon  in.oan  or  gidi. 
Madhr.mned,  .Mad-brand,  ;i.  hot-heded:  disorderd 

ill  uiiiid. 
Madcap,  M.id-kap,  n.  a  wjld,  hot-brand  felo, 
Maddkn,  Mad-n,  r.  *'.  tu  bckiim  mad. 
Madhk.n,  .Mad-n,  r.  t.  tu  mak  mad. 
Madiier,  .Mad-cr,  fi.  a  plant  and  rix>t  jx\t,A  fer  dj- 

iO  riii. 
Made,  .Mnd.  •'.  and />.  from  ifak.     Sc  {Make.'} 
Madekactiox,  Mad-e-fak-/on,*  n.  At  akt  ov  mak- 

iO  wot. 
Madefv,  Mad-e-fj,*  r.  t.  ta  mflrsn;  tu  mak  wot. 
Madeira,  .Ma-dt'-ra,  or  .Ma-da-ra,   n.  a  ritj  wjn 

rand  in  de  jland  "v  Madrru. 
Mademoiselle,  .Mad-mwe-z^l,  n.  [/V.]  At  doter 

ov  dc   Frunij  ki))Z  bruder;  a  yug,  unmirid  Frenq 

Indi:  a  yun  gv""'- 
Madhouse,  Mud-h's.s  n.  a  h'ss  for  de  insan. 
Madia,  .Ma-di-a,  n.  {JJol.)  a  jenus  ov  kompozit 

plants  ov  Amerika,  yt^sful  as  a  stars  ov  v(5je- 

tabl  erl. 
Madlt,  Mad-li,  ad.  wid  oiadncs;  f^riusli:  w^ldli. 
Madma.v,    Mad-man,   n.    a  man  rod  ov  rezn:  a 

in.iniak. 
Maiinj-ss.  Mid-nes,  n.   Tjaient  and  konf^rmd  in- 

-aiiiii:  wont  ov  rezn;  distrukjon;  furi:  wjidncs; 

rnj. 
Madonna.    Ma-don-a,   n.    [It.]   madam;    a    nam 

givn  tu  piktyT^n  ov  At  \  erjin  Mari. 
Madrepore,  Mad-rr-por,  n.  u  i<ubmar£n  substans 

Ijk  kornl,  inhabit*-.!  I.j  a  smol  animal:  a  jr nus  ov 

k.'nil/.  but  1  tu  ol  de   koralz  difl- 

tiiiiTwiji  !>(  -  ir-Japt  kavitiz. 

MAKKtPiiRirK.  J  qt,  n.  a  sprjtz  ov  kol- 

dmn>ir    kqrbuunt  uv   Ijiu,   f'snd    in    Nerwa  and 

(irruland. 
Madrikr.  .Mad-r^r,  w  .Mad-ri-er,  n.  a  tik  plagk 

qrmd  wid  |um  plat.*,  havig  a  kaviti  (<afi/ent  tu 

rrsr'v  dc  ra'st  ov  a  pet4rd  hwcn  ^qrjd,  wid  hwiq 

it  ii  aiil)<l  ag^nst  a  gat  or  eni  tig  intondcd  tu 

be  brakn  din;  a   lug  plagk  yi^xd  in  sspig  and 

mjnig.  (^ri  sog. 

Madriual,  M.4d-ri-pil,  n.  a  pdjtoral  «og:  eni  Ijt, 
Madwoman,  .Mad-wum-an,  n.  a  wuman  depqvd 

ov  nin. 
Madwort,  Mad-wart,  n.    a  poreoial  plant;  kold 

aUd,  mad-apl. 


MiKNURA,  Mr-ni'i-ra,  n.  (Ornith.)  a  lingT^lar  je- 
uut  ov  bf-rdz  fund  iu  .N'n  tj^t  Wall;  de  Ijr-b^rd 
or  lir-tnl. 

.Maestoso,  .Mq-c.«-t*i-Bo,  ad.  {Mia.}  wid  gnadyx\^, 
siregt,  and  fprmnfit. 

Magazine,  .Mug-a-zfn,  n.  a  '    f.jr 

piinp'Hdcr,  amiini/on,  or  qr:  ra- 

vi;^onz;  u   prri'idikal  lit<.>nir  -u|- 

anrus  publika/on  <.r  pamfki,  •ii.-'ii{|ki  iroia  a 
nt'izjiai^r  and  rrvq.  He  ulde-t  publika/on  wid 
dis  tjtl  iz  de  Jvntlmnnz  Mugaiia,  bwi(;  ffrat 
apcrd  in  17:U. 

Maodale.v,  .Mag-da-len,  ri.  an  inmat  ov  a  femal 
[M-nitcnJinri. 

Maoellaxic,  Maj-el-in-ik,  a.  apljd  tu  tre  ndb- 
yqle  in  dr  sudcrn  hemi^fer,  namd  after  ilaj^lao, 
hO)  f'-rst  diskdverd  dem. 

.Maooot,  Maz-ot,  n.  a  smol  grub; — a  hwim;  kaprfi. 

.Maggoty,  .Mag-ot-i,  a.  ful  ov  magoLs;  hwimzikal. 

-Magi,  .Ma-jj,  n.  pi.  [L.]  wjz  men  ov  de  fc'it:  a 
k<ist  ov  prest-s  amiig  de  I'^r/anz  and  .Medz. 

.Maoian,  Ma-ji-an,  a.  drnotig  At  Majj  uv  de  Vtt. 

Maoian,  Mti-ji-an,  n.  wun  ov  dc  an/ent  -Majj. 

-Magic,  .Maj-ik,  n.  At  qrt  ov  putig  in  ak/on  Ac 
piter  ov  spirits;  sorscri;  en<jdntmt.-nt. 

Magic,  .Mai-ik,  j  a.  relatig  tu  majik:  dun  bj 

-Magical,  Maj-i-kal,  j  majik:  enqdnted;  nekro- 
maiitik. 

.Magically,  .Maj-i-kal-i,  aJ.  akordig  tu  majik. 

Magician,  .Ma-Ji/-an,  n.  wun  ho)  praktist-z,  or  it 
skild  in,  majik;  an  cncdnter;  a  nekromanscr. 

Magic-lantern,  .Maj-ik-lan-tem,  n.  an  optikal 
instnnmont  bj  menz  ov  hwiq  smol  {lanted  figyi^r* 
qr  luagnif  jd  at  ple^qr  on  de  wolz  ov  a  dqrk  ra>m. 

Maoilp,  Ma-jilp,  n.  a  jtlatinus  kompund  ov  lin- 
ked «tI  and  miwtik  vqrni/,  yi^zd  bj  qrlisls  az  a 
vehikl  for  kulorx. 

Maoistek.  >Lnj-is-tcr,  n.  [Z.]  kontrakted  tu  i/ai- 
t<-f,  -iligUr,  or  Mr.,  Q  tjtl  ov  pTser  or  otoriti;  an 
apola/on  givn,  in  de  midl  ajez,  tu  personx  ot 
sjcntifik  or  litcrari  distigkjon:  ekwivalent  ta 
At  modem  tjtl  ov  Ih.kUir. 

Magisterial,  .Maj-is-ti-ri-al,  a.  pcrtanig  or  sqt- 
abl  tu  a  master;  ot6ritativ;  dominerig;  lordli; 
m.ije.stik;  lofti;iirogant:  nrsd:  in.'»u>lent:dMp6tik. 

.Magiste&iallt,  Maj-ia-ti-ri-al-i,  ad.  arogaotU; 
pr-^dli.  [osnet. 

.Maglsterialness,  Maj-ig-t£-ri-al-ne.«.  n.  imperi- 

.Magistery,  Maj-is-tcr-i,*  n.  in  Alkemi,  a  fjo 
p'sdiT. 

-Magistracy,  Maj-is-lra-«i,  n.   At  ofi«  or  digniti 

ov  a  majistrat;  de  bodi  ov  majistnits. 
Magistrate,  Maj-u<-trat,  ».  a  pablik  sivil  ofiser, 

invested  wid  otoriti;  a  president;  a  guremor;  a 

justi.s  ov  de  pes. 
Magistratic,  -Maj-is-trat-ik,  a.  havig  dc  otoriti 

nv  «i  uiajislnit. 
.Magma,  .Nlag-ma,  n.  a  krcbd  mikstyqr  ov  miner- 
al or  organik  materx  in  a  tin  pa^ti  stat. 
Magna-charta,  .M:ig-na-k4r-ta,  n.   {L.\    de  ctbI 

qqrter  ov   Ingli/  libcrtiz  okstortoil  from  kig  Jon, 

grantiil  wid  sum  olteraJMnz   bj   Henri  dc  Herd, 

and  konfennd  bJ  Edward  de  Ft/rst. 
.Magnanimity,   .Mag-na-nim-i-ti,  n.    gratnes    ov 

mjnd:  ntjblnes;  braveri. 
Maoxaximouslt,     ilag-nao-i-mus-li,    aif.    wid 

mapianimiti. 
Magnate,  .Mag-nat,  %.  a  man  ov  ragk;  a  grand/. 
Maone-sia.  Mag-ne-ji-a,  n.    a    hwjt    alkal^n  frt, 

yqrd  in  luedisin,  jentli  purgativ. 
.Maunesian,  .Mag-u£-3i-an,  a.  relatig  tu  er  kon- 

tanig  magnesia. 
Maonesite,  .>(ag-ne-sjt,  n.  <J/iii.)   kqrbooat    or 

magnrjia,  or  nativ  magnejia. 
Mao.nesium,  .Mag-nt'-ji-um,  n.   (Ckfm^  dc  mt- 

talik  bos  ot  magoesia. 


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Magnet,  Mag-net,  n.  &z  lodston;  wun  ov  de  oks- 

idz  ov  jurn  hwig  pozesez  peki^lyar  propertiz,  and 

atrakts  iurn. 

Magnetic,  Mag-net-ik,  )    a.  relatig    tu   de 

Magxetical,  Mag-net-i-kal,j  magnet  er    tia 

magnetizm;  atraktiv. 
Magnetically,  Mag-net-i-kal-i,  ad.  bj  p"ser  ov 

atrakjon. 

Magneticalness,  Mag-net-i-kal-nes,  n.    de  stat 

ov  bsii)  magnetik.  [netizm. 

Magnetics,  Mag-net-iks,  n.  pi.  ds  sjens  ov  mag- 

Magnetism,  ilag-net-iz-m,  n.  de  sjens  hwiq  trets 

ov  dg  propertiz  ov  ds  magnet;  p-ser  ov  atrakjon: 

magnetiks.  _  [izm. 

Magnetist,  Mag-net-ist,  n.  wun  verst  in  magnet- 

Magnetize,    Mag-net-jz,    v.  t.  and  i.   tia    imbq, 

wid  er  resEV  de  propertiz  ov  magnetizm. 
Magnetizes,  Mag-net-jz -er,  ji.  wun  hoo  magnet- 

jzez. 

Magneto-electricity,  Mag-ne-tcD-E-lek-tris-i-ti, 

n.  dat  branq  ov  natyi^^ral  filosofi  hwiq  iz  estab- 

lijt  on  dg  asertand   fakt,    dat  magnetizm  and 

elektrisiti  hav  serten  prinsiplz  in  kumon. 

Magneto-motoe,  Mag-ne-to-mo-tor,  n.  a  voltaik 

sgrifz  ov  t(t)  er  mor  Iqrj  plats,  empltjd  tu  egzibit 

Elektro-magnetik  fsnomEna.  [uifjd. 

Magnifiable,  Mag-ni-fj-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  mag- 

Magnific,  ilag-nif-ik,    '        )  a.  grat;  uoibl;  mag- 

Magnifical,  Mag-nif-i-kal,  \      nifisent;  ilustrius; 

grand.  [splendor. 

Magnificence,  Mag-nif-i-sens,  n.  grandyixr;  Joi 

Magnificent,  Mag-nif-i-sent,  a.  grand;  splendid; 

pompus.  [grandli. 

Magnificently,  Mag-nif-i-sent-li,  ad.  splendidli; 

Magnifico,    Mag-nif-i-ko,   n.    \_It.'\  a  grande  ov 

Venis.  [nifiz. 

Magnifier,  Mag-ni-f  j-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  mag- 

Magnify,  Mag-ni-fj,  v.  t.  tu  mak  grat;  tu  en- 

Iqrj :  tu  egzelt;  tu  ekstol;  tu  praz  gratli. 
MAGNILOQ0ENCE,    Mag-nil-o-kwBns,  n.     pompus 

lai)gwaj . 
Magniloquent,  Mag-nil-ca-kwent,  a.  lofti  in  speq. 
Magnitude,  Mag-ni-tud,  ?i.  gratnes;siz;  grandyixr. 
Magnolia,  Mag-no-li-a,   n.   an  evergren  fl'seriij 

tre. 
Magpie,  Mag-pj,  n.  a  berd  ov  ds  kro  trjb,  havig 

blak  and  hwjt  federz,  sumtjmz  tet  tu  tek. 
Magus,  Ma-gus,  n.  [Z.]  fl.  Ma-jj;  an  anjent  ori- 
ental filosofer;  wun  verst  in  majik;  a  majijan. 
Mahogany,  Ma-hog-a-ni,  n.  a  veri  valyii^abl  kjnd 

ov  wud. 
Mahometan,  Ma-hom-e-tan,  n.  a  profesor  ov  de 
relijon  ov  Mahomet;  a  Musulman;  a  Mohamedan. 
Mahometan,  Ma-hom-e-tan,   a.   relatii)  tu   Ma- 
homet. 
Mahometanism,  Ma-h6m-8-tan-iz-m,«.  de  relijon 

ov  Mahometanz. 
Maid,  Mad,  )  ».  an  unmarid  wuman;  a  ver- 

Maiden,   Mad-n,  \      jin;  a  wuman-servant. 
Maiden,  Mad-n,  a.  frej;  nq;  unpoh|,ted. 
Maiden-hair,  Mad-n-hq,r,  n.  a.  delikat  fern. 
Maiden-head,  Mad-n-hed,    )  n.  de  statov  a  mad; 
Maiden-hood,  Mad-n-hud,  \      verjiniti;  verjinal 

pq,riti;  fredom  from  kontaminajon;  frejnes. 
Maidenlike,  Mad-n-ljk,  a.  modest;  desent. 
Maidenliness,   Mad-n-li-nes,   n.   behavyor  ov  a 

madn;  jentlnes;  modesti. 
Maidenly,  Mad-n-li,  a.  jentl:  modest. 
Maidhood,  Mad-hud,  n.  verjiniti. 
Maidmarian,  Mad-ma-ri-an,  «.  a  Iqnd  ov  dans; 
de  kwen  ov  Ma;  a  buf<6n  er  ber  drest  in  gerlz 
klodz  tu  dans  a  Moris  dans;  a  malkin. 
Maid-servant,  Mad-ser-vant,  n.  a  femal  servant. 
Mail,  Mai,  n.  a  kot  ov  stel  net-wurk  fer  defens; 

qrmor; — a  bag  fer  leterz,  &s. 
Mail,  Mai,  v.  t.  tu  qrm  defensivli;  tu  enkloz. 


Mail-coach,  Mal-kcDq,  n.  a  koq  dat  kariz  a  mal. 
Maim,  Mam,  v.  t.  tu  disabl;  tu  wdind;  tu  kripl. 
Maim,  Mam,  n.  prjvajon  ov  sum  esenjal  pq,rt:  1am- 

nes  prodii,st  bj  a  woond  er  ampq,taJon;  a  kriplig; 

injn,ri.  [mamd. 

Maimedness,    Mam-ed-nos,    n.    de  stat   ov  beii) 
Main,  Man,  a.  prinsipal;  qef;  ledii):  mjti;  substan- 

Jal;  important;   beloijiij  tu  a  kontinent;   az  de 

man   land; — direktli  and   forsibli   aplid;  az,   bj 

man  street. 
Main,  Man,  ?i.  de  grcDs;  de  bulk;  be  grater  pqrt; 

de  sum;  de  hoi; — de  ojan;  de  grat  se,  az  distig- 

gwijt  from  baz  and   riverz; — de  kontinent,    az 

distiggwijt  from  naboriij  jlandz;  a  grat  dukt,  az 

distitjgwijt   from  smoler    wuuz;  a  dig;   vjolens; 

fors;  a  hand  ac  djs; — a  kokf  jtig  maq;  a  hamper. 
Main-body,  Man-bod-i,  n.  de  sekond  Ijn  er  kor 

ov  an  qrmi. 
Main-boom,  Man-boom,  n.  de  spqr  ov  a  smol  vesel 

on  hwiq  de  man  sal  iz  ekstended. 
Main-hamper,    aMan-ham-per,  n.   a  hand-basket 

tu  kari  graps  tu  de  pres. 
Mainland,    5Ian-land,   n.    de  kontinent;  not  an 

jland. 
Mainly,  Man-li,  ad.  qefli;  prinsipali;  gratli. 
Mainmast,  Man-mast,  n.  {Naut.}  de  qef  or  midl 

■  mast. 
JIaixor,  Man-or,  n.  a  tig  stoln  bj  a  tef  and  f'sud 

in  hiz  handz. 
Mainpernable,  Man-per-na-bl,  a.  {Law)  balabl; 

dat  ma  be  bald. 
Mainpernor,    Man-per-nor,    n.    {Laid)    wnn  tu 

hcDm  a  man  iz  deliverd  ■st  ov  prizn  er  kiistodi  on 

brkdmig  b-snd  fer  hiz  aperig;  Jqrti;  bal. 
Mainprise,  Man-priz,  n.    {Law)  de  akt  ov  takig 

intu  frendli  kiistodi;  a  Jq,rti;  plej;  bal. 
Mainprise,    ilan-prjz,  v.  t.    {Law)   tu  tak  intu 

kdstodi  and  giv  Jq,rti  fer  aperans;  tu  bal. 
Mainsail,  Man-sal,  n.   de  prinsipal  sal  ov  a  Jip; 

de  sal  ov  de  man-mast. 
AIainsheet,  Mfiu-Jet,  n.  de  rop  ataqt  tu  de  loer 

korner  ov  de  mansal. 
Maintain,  Man-tan,  er  Men-tan,  v.  t.  tu  prezerv; 

tu  kep;  tu  defend:  tu  suport;  tu  asert;  tu  sus- 

tan;  tu  vindikat;  tu  justifj;  tu  kontinyi^;  tu 

kep  up;  tu  suport. 
Maintain,  Man-tan,  v.  i.  tu  sup6rt  bj  qrgr(,ment. 
Maintainable,  Man-tan-a-bl,  a.  defensibl. 
Maintainance,  Man-ten-ans,  n.  de  akt  ov  man- 

tanig;  defens; — suport;  sustenans.   In  Le,  an  of- 

ijus  intermedlig  in  a  sx\jt,  bj  asistig  eder  pqrti 

wid  muni  er  uderwjz. 
Maintainer,  Man-tan-er,  n.  a.  suporter;  a  qerijer. 
Maintop,  Man-top,  n.  {Naut.)  de  top  ov  de  man- 
mast,  [manmast. 
Mainyard,  Man-yqrd,  n.  {Naut.)  de  yqrd  ov  de 
Maize,  Maz,  n.  Indian  kern,  a  plant  and  gran. 
Majestic,  Ma-jes-tik,*  )  a.  havig  majesti; 
Majestical,  Ma-jes-ti-kal,  j     magnifisent:  statli; 

egdst.  [splendidli. 

Majestically,  Ma-jes-ti-kal -i,  ad.  wid  majesti; 
Majesticalness,  Ma-jes-ti-kal-nes,  )  .    ,. 

Majksticness,  Ma-jes-tik-nes,*         (  "•   °i'>'J«=sti. 
Majesty,  Maj-es-ti,  n.  digniti;  grandyqr;  eleva- 

Jon;  magnifisens;  a  tjtl  givn  tu  sovereijz;  eleva- 

Jon  ov  maner;  de  stjl  er  tjtl  ov  kigz  and  kwenz. 
Major,  Ma-jor,  a.  grater;  Iqrjer:  senyor;  older. 
Major,  Ma-jor,  n.  a  senyor; — a  militari  ofiser.   In 

Lojik,  de  ferst  propozijon  ev  a  silojizm. 
Majoe-domo,   Ma-jor-do-mo,  n.   a  master  ov  a 

h^ss;  a  stq^ard.     In  de  korts  ov  kigz,  in  de  midl 

ajez,  a  grat  ofiser  ov  de  palas. 
Major-general,   Ma-jor-jen-er-al,  n.  a  militari 

ofiser,  nekst  tu  a  levtenant-jeneral. 
Majoe-generalship,  Ma-jor-jen-er-al-Jip,  n.  At 
ofis  ov  major-jeneral. 


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Majoritt,  Ma-j6r-i-ti,  n.  At  Htutov  beij)  prator; 
dt  ijrul'T  number;  de  jiqrt  ov  cni  numbi-r  hwi(; 
it  jjratiT  dun  dr  uder  pqrt,  or  dun  de  nuin  ov  oi 
dr  ufltT  I'lrt";  de  ekfies  ov  dr  Rriitor  jiqrl  i»v  u 
nuinbur  abdv  de  udc-r  p<irt  -ir  i«irLt.  (J  /ilt(raliti 
ix  df  ^jnitost  ov  df  ^'evl•rul  imiubfTZ  or  |)qrt*f  in- 
tu  hwiq  LMii  nuinbir  mn  be  (liv|J<-il;  hw;irac  a 
majoriti  iz  u  number  (^tvr  dun  de  .sum  ov  ol 
dr  uder  jxirU.  Ful  aj:  de  ntut  or  kondi/un  ov 
a  |MT«<>n  at  ful  hj;  end  or  minoriti;  -de  raflk  or 
ofin  ov  Q  intijur. 
Make,  Mnk,  <■.  t.  [i.  mnd,  }»>.  rnaki)),  mnd:|  tu 
krtiit;  tu  f.>rm:  tu  kiim|HJz:  tu  iirij<lii^  or  etokt: 
tu  iK'rl'irm;  tu  koz;  tu  ke|>;  tu  fur:);  tu  kon- 
Btrrin,  tu  konofH.'!:  tu  n"<;;  tu  Mn.  T\i  mak 
tiwa,  tu  de-itrtir;  tu  tran^ter.  lu  mnk  uk\ii(, 
tu  rekn.  Tu  mak  aks'nt  ur,  tu  estem.  7i<  /imk 
frr  irid,  tu  tret  widiit  scrrraoni.  'J'u  mnk  (jutl, 
tu  mnntan;  tu  fulfil;  tu  akumplij.  7'u  mak 
Ijt  Of,  tu  konsidcr  ac  ov  no  k6n-<ekwen«.  Tu 
mak  Air,  tu  kort.  Tu  mak  iiieri,  tu  fe^tt.  Tu 
mak  mu(;  i/f,  tu  (jerij.  Tu  niak  or,  tu  under- 
stand; tu  j>rudris  from;  tu  konsider;  tu  ukiint; 
tu  ostein;  tu  <ji'rij.  'Tu  ritak  ur*r,  tu  tninsft'r: 
tu  \i\Ri  vrid  trustez.  Tu  mak  si,  tu  kler;  tu 
ek^iiliiu;  tu  prAv;  tu  evin-<.  7u  mak  fur  iw,  tu 
konriidor  az  .torten;  tu  irki'ir.  Tu  mak  up,  tu 
get  tURodor;  tu  rekon.ijl;  tu  k<>in|K.')7.;  tu  repj'ir; 
tu  /np:  tu  !<upl(;  tu  miik  les  defijent:  tu  kom- 
p<^ti?iit;  tu  bnhins;  tu  H^-tl;  tu  adjii'it;  tu  aki>m- 
pli/;  tu  konkhi^d;  tu  k'>nij>let.  Tu  mak  ffntir, 
tu  vtfd  ytirin.  (Naut.^  Tu  mak  dr  huid,  tu 
di-<kiiver  land.  Tu  mak  nal,  tu  inkrrs  de  kwon- 
titi  ov  gal.  Tu  mak  utern  ica,  tu  re  tret  or  initiv 
wid  dc  storn  furmust.  Tu  mak  irnUr,  tu  lek, 
bj  letii)  in  wntor. 

Make,  .Mnk,  r.  i'.  tu  tend;  tu  travel;  tu  kontrib- 
yt^t;  tu  bav  efekt;  tu  opcmt;  tu  ukt  az  pni»f,  or 
<irCT,mcnt,  or  kor.;  tu  Jo;  tu  aper;  tu  komiMJz. 
7\u  mnk  airA  wid.  tu  destr*;  tu  kil;  tu  mnk 
awH.  Tu  mak  huhl,  tu  prrzt'im;  tu  y\\t  fredom. 
Tu  mnk  for,  tu  advuntuj;  tu  favor.  Tii  iiiak 
up  fur,  tu  komp^nsat;  tu  be  insted  ov.  Tu 
rrutk  trid,  tu  konkiir. 

Make.  .^Iuk,  n.  form;  struktytir;  tekstynr;  natyi^r. 

Makkpeace,  Mak-pes,  n.  a  pes-mnker;  a  r«<kon- 
qler. 

Makf.r,  Mnk-cr,  n.  wun  hA  mnk.";  de  Kreator. 

Make  SHIFT,  Mak-Jift,  n.  an  <k-!prJient  lulopted 
tu  .*<;"rv  uz  a  prczent  puqius  or  turn;  a  t^mporn- 
ri  substitnt. 

Makeweight,  Mak-wnt,  n.  cni  tig  hwiq  iz  adcd 
or  tron  in  tu  mnk  np  wot. 

Making,  Miik-i(i.  n.  kompuzifon;  struktynr;  form. 

Mal,  Mai,  a  prrfiks.     Se  {JJale.) 

Malacatine,  M/il-a-ka-ti'in,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  pe<]. 

Malaciiitk.  Mal-a-kit,  n.  <i  kqrbonntov  ko|>cr. 

•MAi-ACiioLoor.  Mul-a-k6l-(a-ji,  n.  de  natyiiral 
hi.^tori  or  »j<<ns  ov  mol(i«k.«,or  ni(>lu!<ku.s  animalz, 
or  ov  Jell  and  Jcl-fiJ,  inkliidig  koflk^loji. 

Malacoderm,  M.il-B-ko-d.>rm.  n.  a  nerikorn  betl. 

Malacolitk,  Mal-a-kd-lit,  n.  <  J/7ii.>  a  varjcti  ov 
prrn  ojit. 

Malacostomi-s,  .Mal-a-k6.-i-to-miM,  a.  soft  jod,  as 
fij.  [ov  kru«ti)Jean. 

MALACOflTRACAN.  Mal-a-k(Ss-tra-kan,  n.  a  Rpejet 

Maladministratiom,  Mai-ad-min-is-trA-Jon,  n. 
Sr   {i/alfiiilminif(r<itian.y 

Malapt,  M.-il-a-di,  n.  an  lines;  a  dit^x;  a  diiit^m- 
pcr;  n  diionlor. 

Malafide.  Mri-la-fj-de.  [/-.]  "in  bad  fat;"  wid 
a  drxin  tu  des^v;  tr«<<;eru<li. 

Malaga.  M.^l-a-)^,  n.  a  wjn  from  Malafja  in  Span. 

Malaoma.  Ma-laR-ma,  m.  <J/<««/.)  a  poltia. 

Malandku.  Mal -under,  n.  a  d'xUt  in  de  fet  ov 
bonez.     Se  {ilallinderg.} 


Malapert,  .M:il  a  '    -t-     1-^t:  imper- 

tinent; fiprjlli;    .1 
MaLAI'EKTLY,    -Ml  .    iitli;  «.»- 

Mili.  ibiiu  luulup^rt. 

MALArtttTM>«,  Mal-a-|<^rt-nc«,*  n.  de  itiai  ov 
.MALAPKuroii,  Mal-ap-ru-pu,  Mil,  [/V.j  uiui^lAbli; 

un-<eznabli. 
Malar,  .Ma-lar,  a.  bel6oig  tu  dr  fjrk. 
Malaria,  .Mal-a-ri-u,  «.  u  ii' '.  '  -     ;.s- 

hulajnn  Irom  mqr/i  dictriki  .  n- 

t<Tmitenl  frver  or  dizez;  a  i.  _     .. 

.MALAKiOL'd,  Mii-lu-ri-u«,  a.  relaiiu  lu  ur  kuuiuuig 
niuliiriii.  [ik  axid  wid  u  baa. 

.Malate,  Mti-lat,  n.  {Chrm.)  a  s-dt  fonnd  ov  inal- 
.Malay.  Ma-16,  n.  a  nativ  ov  .Mulnya,  ur  MuKika. 
Maldama.n,  Mal-da-ui-aii,  n.  u  tamili  ov  .>«-ieu- 

tari  anrlidz. 
Male,  MhI,  a.  ov  de  seks  dat  begets  yujj;  not  fe- 

nuil;  aitlid  tu  a  8kni>  wid  u  8])|ral  trod. 
Male,  .Mal,  ».  de  he  ov  cni  spejez. 
Male,  .Mal,  u   prefiks  from   de   I.<atin,   hwiq   in 
k(imi)<:;)ziJon  signifjz  i7  or  evl;  ofn  ritn  wid«t  de 
<'■.  m4il.} 
.Maleadmimhtration,  .Mal-ad-min-is-tra-Jon,  n, 
bud  luanajment  ov  afi'^rz.  [.'Uiti^rfid. 

.Malecoxte.nt,  >I;il-kun-t«nt,  n.  wun  h*  iz  di- 
-Malecontent,  Mal-kon-tent,  /  a.  disalisfjd; 

.Maleco.vte.nted,  Mal-kon-t^nt-cd,  i  diakon- 

U-nted. 

-Maleco.ntentedly,  Mal-kon-t<5nt-ed-li,  ad.  wid 

di.-k(intent.  [diskimtentednea. 

.Maleco.nte.nted.vess,    Mal-kon-tent-eil-ne-s      n. 

Malediction,  Mal-e-dik-/on,  n.  a  kurs;  an  ckw- 

krajon. 
-Malekactios,  .Mal-c-f:ik-Jon,  n.  a  krjm;  anof^ns. 
51alefactor,   Mal-c-fak-tor,   ».    an  ofeudor;    a 
kriminul.  [ded  or  akt. 

Malekkasance,  Mal-f£-zan9,  n.  in  Lo,  an  evl 
Malefurmation,  MaJ-fur-ma-Jon,   n.    il,   or  rog 

f>iruinJon. 

-Malepractice,  Mal-prak-tis,  n.  praktis  kontrari 

tu  mjIz.  [niti;  malig. 

-Malkvule.vce,  .Ma-l^v-t)-lens,   n.     il-wil;   malig- 

.Malevolent,  .Ma-lev-u-lcnt,  a.   il-dispuzd;  ma- 

li^unt. 

Malevole.ntly,  Ma-Wv-o-lcnt-li,  ad.  malignant- 

li;  inuli/uiili.  ^lijiu. 

.Malevolous,  Ma-Wv-o-luii,*  a.  malevolent;  iii»- 

.Malice,  M:il-i.-<,  ri.  a  wiked  intenj^n  tu  dtl)  injq- 

ri;  budnc;!  ov  dezjn;  deliberat  mis<;if:  il-intcnjon; 

mulij^niti;  il-wil;  sp^t. 

Malicious,  Ma-liJ-us,  a.  ful  ov  malis;  partakig 

ov   maliit;    il-di!<p6zd:    malignant;    malevul<nt; 

maljn.  (^liL-i.iti. 

Maliciously,  Ma-liJ-us-li,  ad.  wid  mali."  it  m  t- 

Maluiousnes-S,  .Mu-liJ-us-nes,  ii.  mali.-<;mali;;niti. 

.M.ALIUN,  .Ma-I(n,  a.  bavig  mali.t  and  cnvi;  unfii- 

Vor.ilil;  il-di^i^zd;  malijus;  b.id;  fatal;  pe8tileiij'al. 

Malign,  .Ma-ljn,  r.  t.  tu  re);<^rd  wid  cnvi  or  inali.i; 

tu  hurt;  tu  defiim;  tu  hqrm;  tu  vilifj. 
Malignancy,  Ma-lij;-nan-si,  II.  :  :  malis. 

Malignant,  .Ma-hg-n.-int,    a.  malia 

and  envi;  nml(n;  envius;  mail    .  :  fatal. 

Malignant,  .Mu-lig-nant,  n.  a  miUvVuleui  p^-rson; 
—a  term  anljd  tu  Kavuleri  bJ  de  rqritanz  in 
de  tjm  ov  kroninrel.  [mnliju.'li. 

Malignantly.  .Ma-lig-nnnt-li,«<f.  widil-intcnjon; 
Maligner,  .Ma-Ijn-cr,  ii.  wun  ba>  maljnt. 
■Malio.MTY,    .Ma-li^-ni-ti,    n.    malis;    utalijiunef; 
malevolen-i;  kimtnirirti  tu  Ijf;  drittriiktiv  ten- 
densi;  cvlnci*  ov  natjrur. 
Malignly.  Ma-ljn-li,  ad.  wid  il-wil;  ^nriaalL 
.Malihon,  Mal-i-zon,*  n.  a  malrdik/on. 
Malkin,  M  i-kin,  n.  a  in  .mt. 

Mall,  M>>I,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  r;  a  malet. 

Mall,  Mol,  v.  t.  tu  bet  or  -    .  a  nwl. 


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Matt..  Mai,  n.  a  publikwek.    {Pall  mall,)  a  stret 

in  Lundon.  iz  pron'snst  pel  meh 
Mallard.  ^lal-ard,  n.  Lt  drak  ot  de  wjld  duk. 
Malleability,  Mal-E-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

b£Lg  cialEabl.  L^EtLg. 

Malleable.  Mal-e-a-bl,  a.   dat  ma  be  spred  bj 
Malleablexess,  Mal-E-a-bl-nes,  n.  maleabiliri; 

daktiliii. 
Malleate,  >iIal-£-at,  c.  t.  tta  bet  wid  a  hamer. 
Malleatio.v,  Mal-e-a-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ot  betrg  er 

hamerig. 
M.\LLET.  Mal-€t,  n.  a  wndn  hamer.  [fet. 

Mallixdees,  MM-in-derz,  n.  />/.  a  dizez  in  hersez 
Mallov,  Mal-o,  n.  a.  plant. 
Malmset,  Mqm-zi,  n.  a  la  Jus  hwjt  win,  pr£p4rd 

in  varini  plasez,  portikjTilarli  in  dg  jland  ov 

Madtri,  but   Qrijinali  from   2Iaha^ia,  in   &z 

Morta: — a  riq  sert  ot  grap. 
Malope,  ila-Liip,  n.  a  jenos  ot  malTaJus  plants. 
Malpighia,  ilal-pig-hi-<i,  n.    {£ot.y   &£  B<yba- 

dijz  <^eri:  a  jenus  ot  plants. 
Malt,  Melt,  n.  gran  stept  in  weter  and  dqd. 
Malt,  Melt,  c.  i.  tu  mak  melt:  tu  bs  mad  melt. 
Malt,  Melt,  a.  mad  ot,  er  kontanig  melt. 
MALT-DRLsrK,  Melt-driflk,  n.  beTeraj  mad  ot  melt. 
Malt-dcst,  ilalt-dust,  n.  de  duit  er  rgmanz  ot 

mdt. 
Maltese.  Mel-tiz,  n.  eip.  and  pi.  a  natiT  er  natiTz 

OT  Melta. 
Malt-floor,  Melt-flor,  ra.  a  flor  tm  dri  melt  on. 
Maltha,  Mal-ta,  n.  a  mineral  pi^:  a  soft,  glqtinus 

5  u  03  tans.  [grjndig  melt. 

Malt-hokse,    ilelt-hers,    n.    a  hers   emplijd  in 
Malt-house,  Melt-h-ss,  r».  a  h-ss  in  hwiq  inelt  iz 

mal.  i^msl^- 

Malt-kilx,  Melt-kil,  n.  a  kil  er  uTn  fer  drjig 

Maltmax,  Melt-man.  i        „  „„u„,  ,^  „„it 
■v,  iri.        '  r  n.  a  maker  oT  melt. 

MaltiTER.  ilalt-ster,  j 

Malt-mill,  Melt-mi J,  n.  a  mil  far  grjndig  melt. 

Maltreat,  ilal-trst,  r.  t.  tu  tret  il:  lu.  ab^z:  tm 

injur.     Ritn  elso  {Jfalfireat.} 
Maltreatment,  Mal-trft-ment,  n.  il-ynzaj:  ab^s. 
Malum  ix  se,  ila-lum  in  se,   [L.]  a  tig  rog  er 

etI  in  iiseli :  an  ofens  at  komon  le. 
Malum  prohibitum,  ila-lum  pro-hib-i-ium,  [Z.l 

a  tig  rog  er  etI  bEkez  forbidn. 
Maltaceous,  ^lal-Ta-Jus,  a.  rElatig  ta  maloz. 
Maltersatiox,  Mal-Ter-sa-Jon,  n.  bad  Jifts;  mEn 

qrritisez. 
Mameluke,  Mam-£-ltik,  n.  wan  ov  a  former  mil- 

itari  klas  in  Sjipt,  ha>  wer  imported  az  slaTz 

from  Serkajia.  [muder. 

Mamma,  Ma-mq,  n.  a  fond  er  familTor  wurd  fer 
Mamma,  Mim-a,  n.  [i.l  fl.  Mam-E:  de  brest:  dE 

glandular  pqrt  ot  a  femal  in  hwiq  milk  iz  pr£- 

p4rd. 
Mammal,  ilim-al, ;;.  an  animal  dat  suklz  its  yyg. 
Mammalia,  Ma-ma-li-a,  n.  pi.  dat  klas  ot  ani-  i 

malz  hwi<5  sukl  d^r  Tug:  mamalz.  i 

Mammalian,  Ma-ma-li-an,  a.  rElatig  tn  mamalia.  I 
Mammalogist,  3Iam-al-o-jist,  r*.  wtm  hco  iz  Terst 

in  mamaloji. 
Mammalogt,  Mam-al-o-ji,  n.  dz  natytiral  histori 

oT  mamalz:  mazoloji. 
ilAMMAET,  Mam-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu  de  brest. 
Mammet.  ilam-et,  n.  a  pupet:  a  ligjTir  drest  up. 
Mammifee,  Mam-i-fer,  n.  a  mamal. 
Mammiferous.  !Mam-if-er-us,  a.  haTig  brests. 
ilAMMiFORM,  Mam-i-ferm,  a.  haTJg   de  Jap  ot 

br«ti. 
Mammillart,   Mam-il-ar-i,    a.    bElogip    tu    dt 

brests  er  t£ts,  niplz,  paps  er   dugz:  rEzemblig 

brests  er  niplz:  proti^l^rant. 
Mammillatzd,  Mam-il-at-ed,  a.  harig  smel  niplz, 

er  litl  globji^lz  l^k  niplz.  [ri^ez. 

ilAMMOX,  ilam-on,  n.  {Hyriac}  riqez:  de  god  ot 


i  Mammoxist,  Mam-on-ist,  n.  a.  wurldli-mjnded 
!  f-erson:  de  demon  ot  riqez. 
I  ilAMMOTH,  Mam-ot,  n.  a  fosil  ekfant: — de  term 
I  iz  ofn  apljd  tu  an  eksttgkt  animal  ot  htj  di- 
menjonz  man  onli  bj  iu  fosil  remanz,  keld  de 
maet-odon. 

Mas,  Man,  n.,  pi.  Men;  a  human  beig,  in  hwiq 
sens  it  iz  ot  bot  jenderz;  a  mal  ot  de  hTpoan 
ras,  az  distiggwijt  from  a  icuman;  an  addlt 
mal,  az  distiggwijt  from  a  h^;  it  iz  Ijabl  tu  be 
jTjzd  spejali,  az  fer  servant;  emfaiikali,  az  far 
wtin  perfekt  in  el  manli  kwolitiz;  IcDsli  er  jener- 
ali,  az  fer  an  indiTidj-qal:  figytiratiTli,  az  fer  a 
wer-Jip,  a  pes  at  qes,  drafts,  &s. 

Max,  Man,  c.  t.  tu  fumij  wid  men;  tu  gqrd  wid 
men:  tu  fertifj:  tu  stregten. 

Manacle,  ilan-a-kl,  1. 1.  tu  qan  dE  handz:  tu  Jakl. 

Manacles,  ilan-a-klz,  n.  pi.  qanz  fer  de  handz. 

Maxage,  Man-aj,  r.  t.  tu  kondnkt:  tu  guTem;  tu 
direkt;  tu  kari  on:  tu  mak  traktabl:  tu  weM:  tu 
kontrJT;  tu  konsert;  tu  huzband;  tu  tret  wid 
kejon  er  dEsensi;  tu  tran  tu  grasf  ul  akjon,  az  Q 
hers. 

Manage,  Man-aj,  x.  i.  tu  st^perintend  af^rz. 

Maxage,  Man-aj,  n.  kondukt;  administrajon;  jx\^; 
hersmanjip.     Se  {Maruffe.} 

Manageable,  Man-aj-a-bl,  a.  guTemabl;  trakt- 
abl. [nes. 

ilANAGEABLENESS,  ilan-aj-a-bl-ncs,  n.   traktabl- 

Maxagemext,  Man-aj-ment,  n.  dt  akt  ot  man- 
ajig;  sqperintendens:  direkjon;  ekonomi;  <5qrj; 
kondukt;  administrajon:  praktis;  transakjon. 

Manager,  Man-aj-er,  n.  a  kondnktor;  a  fnDgal 
person. 

Max  akin,  5Ian-a-kin,  n.  a  grtDp  ot  berdz  remqrk- 
abl  fer  de  riq  tints  ot  d^r  pltimaj. 

ilANATEE,  Man-a-t£,  n.  a  herbivorus  sstajan;  de 

SE-k-5. 

Maxatus,  Ma-na-tns,  n.  a  jenus  ot  herbiTorns 

SEtaJanz,  inklqdig  de  spejez  keld  se-lcuz. 
Manchet,  Manq-et,*  n.  a  smel  lof  ot  fjn  bred. 
!Manchineel,  ilan-qi-nel,   n.  a  tre  ot'  de  "West 

Indez. 
Maxcicate,  Man-si-kat,   a.    {Bot.}    haTig   h^rz 

interwoTn  intu  a  mas. 
ilAXCixiTE,  Jlan-si-njt,  n.  {Jfin.}  a  brsn  sUkat 

OT  koper.  [tu  tj. 

ilANCiPATE,  Man-si-pai*  c.  t.  tu  enslaT;  tu  bjnd; 
Mancipation,  Man-si-pa-Jon,  n.  slaTeri:  serTitt^d. 
ilAXCiPLE,  3lin-si-pl,  n.  a  sttiard:  a  punraor  ot  a 

kolej. 
Man'damus,  Man-da-mus,   n.   [L.]   {Law}  a  rit 

from  a  stiperior  kort  direkted  tu  an  InfErior 

kort,  &s. 
>Iandarls",    Man-da-ren,    n.    a  £iaiz  noblman, 

majistrat,  er  publik  ofiser,  eder  sivil  er  militari, 
ILaxdatart,  Man-da -ta-ri,  i  n.  wun  tu  hacim  a 
iLANDATORY,  Man-da-to-ri,  )      komdnd,  order,  er 

qf\TJ  iz  giTu;  a  jjrEst  hd)  holdz  a  mandat  from  de 

jxDp  for  hiz  benefis. 
Mandate,  ilan-dat,  n.  komdnd;  presept;  komijon. 
Maxdatoet,  Man-da-t<D-ri,  a.    prtseptiT;  direk- 

tori. 
Maxdible,  ilan-di-bl,  n.  de  je:  de  instrument  ov 

mandi^kajon;  dE  loer  je  ot  animalz;  apljd  tta 

bot  jez  OT  berdz,  and  tu  de  uper  p^r  ot  jez  ot 

insekts.  [je. 

Mandibular,  Man-dib-y^-lar,  a.  bslogig  tu  de 
Maxdibulate,  ilan-dib-j-q^-lat,  n.  {Erd.)  wun  ov 

a  klas  oT  insekts  hwi<5  prEzerv  d^r  erganz  ov 

mastikajon  in  d^  last  er  perfekt  staj  ot  meta- 

merfosis. 
i  Maxdibulate,  Man-dib-jti-lat,  a.  dat  mastikats; 
!      yqzig  jez. 

Maxdilion,  Man-dil-yon,  n.  a  soljerz  kot;  a  leu 
1      gqrment:  a  slevles  jaket. 


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Ma!TDI8C,  Min-disk,  n.  At  Amerikmn  nam  or  de 
lilmii  kelJ  kA«qva,  and  bi  botani;!!.*,  jttro/a 
tnaniht^.     Tapioka  ix  wun  or  iu  pruduku. 

Manuoliv',  MaD-da-Iin,  n.  a  kjod  or  giU-m or bqrp. 

MA.N'pBt:L,  Min-drcl,  n.  an  inftrotmcnt  bcldgig  tu 

a  lad. 
Uaxobil,   Min-dril,   n.   a   magki;  a  bab^bo;  de 

lqrjc4t,  vaust  broital,  and  ftrojiu  ur  dt  tmMtnt 
Ma.hducable,  Min-dii-ka-bl,  a.  dat  cam  kc  ^qd 

«»r  etc. 
Makdccate,  Man-dq-kat,  r.  t.  tu  qq:  tu  tl. 
Handucation,  MAo-dq-kA-Jon,  a.  ctig:  de  akt  or 

M AXE.  Man,  n.  de  b^r  on  de  nek  or  a  hors,  ki. 

Uaneatek,  Man-rt-cr,  n.  wun  dat  fedi  ap6n 
hqmaii  i\ej:  a  kanibal. 

Mankd.  Maud,  a.  bavin  a  man. 

Manlgl.  Ma-na3,  n.  [fr.]  a  ridig-skokl;  de  qrt  or 
h"r>tn;injip. 

Manege.  Ma-ni3.  r.  (.  tu  tran  a  hers  fer  qdi^,  er 
tu  gni?ful  mujon. 

Maneu.  Ma-ne,  n.  a  Hebrj>  wat  or  gold  konfistig 
ov  luo  /ekli:a  wat  ov  silver  kon^i.-tq)  or  60  Jekli. 

Manes,  Ma-nei,  n.  pi.  [L.]  a  goit:  a  /ad:  a  de- 
parted sol:  remani  ov  dt  ded. 

Manfuu  M.in-ful,  a.  bold:  stit;  d^rig;  raJrant; 


'  M 


Ma...  ...      ;.  -t,   r.  t.  tu 

tu  di.-kuvcr:  tu  drkl^r.  tu  r, 

Manifestable,  Man-i-fe;t-a-t..  . 
evident. 

Ma-mfestatiox,  )lAn-i-fee-ta-ron, 
rri-r,  Mia-i-fest-li,  sa. 
I  lar.li. 


•t,  ■.  a  rjtig;  aa  iarn  or  a 
I  dn  f'^r  frat. 

■-'•-   -.1  Jo: 


TDSQ 


kler. 


manli. 
Manfl'LLT,  Man-ful-i,  ad. 
Manfii-Ies*.  MAn-ful-ne«, 
Mam.        -      '■ 


L« 


boldli;  tt-stii:  Ijk  a 
n.  stYtne^:  boldnes. 
a  blak  miDeral: — a 
mi'  ritl,  and  difikirit  or 

fq-,  1   uv  a   nitiilik  sub- 

<iiti.?.    u  u..k.>t  .-ul-.-ua;  >qxd  in  klerig  glas. 

Ma.voa.xesia.n,  ^lay-ga-ne-ji-an,  a.  retatig  tu 
mat)2-.int';. 

Ma.ngamte,  Map-g-.i-njt.  n.  (J/ia.)  a  mineral 
kotnf'  -  1  (^rf  i  iiT  iin  oksiJ  ov  magganej,  ^qsful 
in    ;  tytir  ov  glas.  l^mikit. 

MaX(.  k-»m.  fi.   kom  ov  several   kJDdx 

MaNoi  .  .  de  itj  or  skab  in  kati,  d>.'gx,  Ai. 

Mangel- WLitZEL,  Mao-gl-wdr-iel,  ».  literal!,  ni>t 
ov  <tk;\r-iti.  Urk^u  ji^td  ai  a  snbstitqt  fer  bred 
in  t  -iti:  a  nxit  ov  de  bet  kjnd,  kdlti- 

va  :  'A  fer  katl.  [or. 

Mani.  -.  n.  a  tn»f  ff^r  animali  tu  et  st 

MaN'  Ji-ne<.  n.  infekjon  wid  de  manj. 

Man  I  .  r.  t.  tu  la^erat:  tu  kut  pcimel: 

— ; ..    ...  ..  u:  tu  kalcnder. 

Mangle.  Map-gl.  n.  a  kalender  fer  smotidig  Hnen. 

.MA.NOLfR.  Mr-rp'T.  n.  wnn  hcD  magglx:  a  baker. 

Ma.n\  rj  fnDt-trt  or  de  r?t 

ar  .  -.:  a  ftvDt;  a  pikl:  a 

gr.  '  .  ,  :kld. 

MANGustL,  .\lAg-ga-tivl,*  N.  an  cnjin  for  troig 
I'^ri  :'t,jni.  and  baterip  wolz.  [fnW. 

*'''         '•■•     »'   - -   ^rli/us  oriental 

tre  and  plant, 
t  manj. 

M-\>:  .<.  wun  Ls  hat«  mankind. 

M.\.M.  de  Stat  er  kwoliti  or  beijj 

a  iL- — ..    ..'ilili:  hqman  natrqr. 

Mama   Ma-ni-o,  n.  |.(rr.]  riolcnt  insaniti:  madne*. 

Man.  •■  a-kal.  < '•  "-^^  "^B-        [nia. 

Man  .  n.  a  person  infekted  wid  ma- 

Man.  i-kt'-.an.  /  ».   »un.  v. 1r  an/ent 

Man.  .  k^.         (  1  tu  td> 

r'.-  .  de  Willi  g-  ■\\. 

MANii...  ^-.     .....i-ke-aji,  a.  .......i,  .  .  .i,  Maai- 

ke»nt.  ^Manikra. 

Maniciii:isx.  Man-i-ks-ii  m,*. de  duktrini  i.>r  de 
Mank  iiouii.  Man-i-konI,  «.  a  mqiikal  in«tnx>aipnt. 
Manifl>t.    Mau-i-fe^:.    a.    plan:    opo:    r\idcnt: 

a;j^rvut. 

IG 


manifoki 


Maniflstness.    Man-i-fest-nea, 
SIa.niflsto.  *•       ;  '     • 

ov  Q  guvi-r: 

Manifold,  il 

ti,Iid. 
Manifoldly,  Man-i-fold-li,  ad. 
MjiNiFOLDNESS,  Mio-i-fold-ues,  n.  dt  ;tat  or  bcig 

manifkJd. 
Manikin.  Man-i-kin.  n.  a   litl  man:  a  dworf:  an 

qrtiti/al    onatomikal    pre{<irBjon,    e^ibitig    ei 

purts  ov  de  b'.'di. 
Manioc,  Ma-ni-<  k.  ».  a  We.-t  lodian  plant. 
Maniple,  Min-i-pl,   u.   a   handful:— a   band  or 

soljen:  a  fanon:  a  kjnd  or  emamenl  worn  ab'st 

de  qrm  ov  dr  mas  prest.  [ipj. 

Manipclar.  Ma-nif>-rq-lar,  a.  rclatig  tu  a  man- 
Ma.mpllate.  .Ma-n;i>-rq-lat,  r.  I.  tu   operat   er 

wurk  wi  j  df  bac'iz:  tu  handl. 
Manipulation.  Ma-nip-yq-la -f  n.  n.  work  b{  dr 

haiid:  a  manyqal  o}.«raj...n  in  a  kemikal  labora- 

tori:  maner  ov  digig  or. 
Manis.  Ma-ni'?.  m.,  pi.  Man-i-nx:  {Zty^J.}  an  rd«n- 

tat   mama!,  kuvord  wid  Iqij,  ftrog,  bt>mi  skaU. 
Manitkink,  Man-i-tniok,  a.  i£ni.)  dt   anUrior 

segment  <_  v  de  irugk. 
Maneiller,  Man-kil-er,  n.  wan  bd>  kilx  men:  a 

murderer.  [eklirli. 

Mankind,  Man-k|nd,  ■.  de  hqman  ras:  men  kol- 
Manlikx,  Min-l^k,  a.  I{k  man;  bekiimig  a  maa: 

manli.  [ne«. 

Manliness.  Min-li-ne?.  n.  digniti:  brareri:  sntt- 
M.\nlt.  -Man-li.  a.  brkdmig  a  msn:  manful;  ferm. 
Manlt.  .Man-li,  aJ.  wid  kuraj  l^k  a  man. 
Man-midwife.    Man-mid-wjf,    n.    a    fixijaa  bA 

jiraktisei  midwjfri:  an  «kj»r.:r. 
Manna.  ^'  "'  '  _  Gid 

tu  df  *ak- 

arjn  •^•.;  v  dr 

fruksiuo:  i...':.U;.  aL,i  :uu;  u '.  .  .  na- 

tivi  ov  de  sTst  ov  Yqrup,  rqii 
Mannek.  Man-er,  n.  t  -^.^   "    '  ibit; 

fajon:  wa:  DUjd:  >  tnen; 

^r.  luk;  a^pekt:   a;  ^har- 

y.  If.  ^maner. 

Mannesism.  Man-er-is-m,   a.  a    rqniformiti    or 
Mannerist.  Man-er-ist,  n.  an  qAi.<t  ha>  adhin 

tu  wun  maner.  [line. 

Mannerliness.  Min-er-li-nes,  n.  siviliti;  kompia- 
Mannerlt,  Man-er-li,  a.  siril:  kdrtriu;  kompla- 

tint. 
Ma^nekit.  Mir:-."r  ;•.  ai. 
M'- 


w'^xt  r.*.lcps. 

.-^av- 


....   .. ,.  .J      :  ..^,^....  i-.-v        ...  ,^ti\). 

Mannikiit,  Man-i-kin,  n.  a  liii  man.    be  {Mat- 

M.v>  .  -  -ij,  J.  Ijk  a  man:  '    "' 

M  •  "  i-thf>-ver,    n.    str\' 

'  Iful  manajment:  k 

a.irtjt:  lusiirijment  er  operajon  in  luival  «w  oui.- 

tari  al^n. 
MAXarvRE.  Ma-ni^-rer,  r.  •'.    tu   akt   er   otuu^' 

wid  adrtS>.  qrt  or  jtratajem:  tu  nunaj  militan 

er  navn!  •.-.'■;••■:-•  n.irtnli. 
Man-of  v.  v-wiir.  a.  a    Iqrj  Jip  ov  w.*, 

kariip  .JO  guni. — anddcr  nam  f\H 

df  btri 


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Manoe,  Man-or,  n.  &z  jtirisdikjon   er  land  ov  a 

lerd  er  grat  personaj;  a  landed  estat. 
Manorial,  Ma-no-ri-al,  a.  beloijir)  tia  a  manor. 
Manoscope,  Man-o-skop,   n.    an   instrCDment  fer 

Joir)  cjanjez  in  de  rj^riti  er  densiti  ov  At  qr. 
Manse,  Mans,  n.  a  fqrm;  a  hus;  a   pqrsonaj  hiss. 
Mansion,  Man-Jon,  n.  &t  li"ss  ov  a  manor;  a  Iqrj 

h's.s:  a  rezidens. 
Manslaughter,  Man-slo-ter,  n.  {Latv}  &e  unle- 

fial  kilii)  ov  a  man,  do  wid'st  mails  erdsliberat 

inteiijon.  [lider. 

Manslayer,  Man-sla-er,  n.  wun  hcD  haz  kild  an- 
Manstealer,  Man-stsl-er,  n.  wun   hO)  stelz  and 

selz  men.  [men. 

Manstealing,  Man-stEl-iij,  n.  As   akt  ov  stslig 
Mansuetude,  Man-swE-tn,d,*  n.  mjldnes. 
Mantel,  Alan-tl,  n.  a  wurk  bsfor  a  qimni; — keld 

el;o  ma/itl-pfs,  and  elso  ritn  {mantle.) 
Mantelet,  Man-tel-et,  ;;.  a  smel  klok;  a  parapet. 
Mantilla,  Man-til-a,  >i.  [*S/>.]  a  lit,  Icds  gqrment. 
Mantle,  Min-tl,  n.  a  kjnd  ov   klok  or  Icos  gqr- 

ment  Iron  over  de  rest  ov  de  dres: — a  bsm  rcst- 

ig  on  de  jam  ov  de  fjrplas  and  suportii)  de  wel 

or  brik-wurk   abiiv;    keld   elso   mantl-tvE   and 

mantl-pcg.  [gjz. 

Mantle,  Man-tl,  v.  t.  tia  klok;  tia  kuver;  tu  dis- 
Mantle,  Man-tl,    v.  i.    tu   spred;  tu   revel;     tu 

ferment.  [profesi. 

Mantology,  Man-tol-o-ji,  n.   de   gift  er  qrt  ov 
Mantrap,  Man-trap,  n.  a  trap  tu  ensn4r  men. 
Mantua,  Mau-tq,-a,  ur  Man-ti|,  n.  a  ladiz  gun 

or  dres. 
Mantua-maker,  Man-tq-a-mak-er,    n.    wun   hoo 

maks  gunz  er  dresez  fer  wimen. 
Manual,    Man-yq-al,   a.    perfermd  bj   de   hand; 

yqzd  bj  de  hand. 
Manual,  JIan-yq-al,  n.  a  smel  biak;  a  servis-buk 

ov  de  Roman  qurq. 
Manuduction,  jylan-yq-duk-Jon,  n.  gjdans  bj  de 

hand.  [a  gid. 

Manuductoe,  Man-yq-duk-tor,  n.  a  kondiiktor: 
Manufactory,  Man-yq-fak-to-ri,  n.  a  bildii)  er 

plas  hwqr  a  manyii,faktyqr  iz  karid  on;  a  fak- 

tori. 
Manufacture,  Man-yix-fakt-yi^r,  n.  de  proses  ov 

makiij  eni  tig  bj  qrt,  er  ov  rEdq,sii)  materialz 

intu  a  form  fit  for  yqs  bj  de  hand  er  bj  majen- 

eri;  eni  tiij  mad  or  manyi],faktyqrd  bj  hand  er 

manyqal  deksteriti,  er  bj  majeneri. 
Manufacture,  Man-yq-fakt-yqr,  v.  t.   tia   farm 

bj  manyqfaktyqr  or  wiirkmanjip,  bj  de  hand  or 

bj  majeneri;  tia  mak  bj  qrt  and  labor;  tu  wurk 

up;  tu  empl(f. 
Manufacture,  Man-yq-fakt-yqr,  v.  i.  tu  be  en- 

gajd  in  manyx|faktyi|r. 
Manufacturer,    Man-yq-fakt-yTj,-rer,    n.    wnn 

hco  maiiyqfaktyqrz. 
Manumission,  Man-yq-miJ-on,  n.  &z  akt  ov  man- 

yv|mitii);  emansipajon. 
Manumit,  Man-yq,-mit,  v.  t.  tu  reles  from  slaveri. 
Manurable,  Ma-nqr-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  manx^rd. 
Manure,  Ma-nqr,  v.  i.  tu   fertiljz   bj   manqr   er 

kompost;  tu  enriq. 
Manure,  Ma-ni|,r,  n.  eni  6ii)  dat  fertiljzcz  land. 
ManuRer,  Ma-nqr-er,  n.  wun  hcD  maniy-z  land. 
Manuscript,  Man-yq-skript,  n.  a  buk  er  paper 

ritn,  not  printed;  a  rjtig. 
Manx,    )  Magks,  n.  de  nativ  laggwaj  ov  de  il  ov 
Manks,  \      Man. 
Many,  Men-i,  a.  \ltnmp.  mor,  syj)erl.  most;]  kon- 

sistig  ov  a  grat  number;  nqmerus;  mor   dan  a 

fq.     It  iz   yqzd  distribyqtivli  in  suq  frazez  az 

meni  a  tpn,  meiii  a  da. 
Many,  Men-i,  n.  a  multitqd;  a  grat  number. 
Many-colored,  Men-i-kiil-ord,  a.   havig   varius 

kulorz. 


Many-headed,   Men-i-hed-ed,    &.    havig    meni 

hedz. 
Many-times,  Men-i-tjmz,  ad.  ofn;  frekwentli. 
Map,  Map,  n.  a  jeografikal  delineajon  ov  de  ertl, 

er  a  pqrt  ov  it;  a  qqrt. 
Map,  Map,  v.  t.  tu  delineat;  tu  set  d^sn. 
Maple,  Ma-pl,  n.  a  tre  ov  meni  spejez. 
Mappeey,  Map-er-i,  n.  de  qrt  ov  dezjnii)  maps. 
Mar,  Mqr,  v.  t.  tu  injqr;  tu   sperl;  tu   hurt;  ta 

damaj;  tu  defas. 
Mar,  Mqr,  n.  a  blot;  an  injxxri. 
Marabout,  Mar-a-b'st,  n.  a  h-ss  er  edifis  fer  wur- 

Jip  amiir)  de   Mahometanz,  kontaniij  de  toom  ov 

a  sant.     Q  term  fer  a  sant  amiii)  de  Mil)rz. 
Maranatha,  Mar-a-nat-Q,  n.  [{iSyriac,)  de  Lerd 

kumz;]  a  form  ov  anatematjzii);  a  kurs.     It  sig- 

nif  jz  df  Lerd  wil  hum,  (i.  e.)  tu  tak  venjans. 
Maranta,  Ma-ran-ta,  n.  {Bot.)  de  Indian  aro- 

rojX,  a  jenus  ov  plants. 
Maraschino,    Mar-as-ke-no,    n.    a   likor  distild 

fmm  qvri.  [Jon. 

Marasmus,  Ma-raz-mus,  n.  {Med.)  atrofi;  emajia- 
Maraud,  Ma-red,  v.  i.  tu  la  wast;  tu  rov,  az  a 

fiebcDter  or  soljer,  in  kwest  ov  plunder. 
Marauder,  Ma-rod-er,  n.  a  plunderer;  a  pilajer; 

a  fiebiJjter. 
Marauding,  Ma-red-iij,  n.  &z  akt  ov  rovii)  ab'st 

in  kwest  ov  plunder. 
Maravedi,  Mar-a-ve-di,  n.  {Arab.)  a  smol  Span- 

ij  koper  kffn,  ov  les  valyq  dan  a  fqrdiij;  nis  dis- 

yqzd. 

Marble,  M^r-bl,  n.  a  Ijmston  er  kqrbonat  ov  Ijm 
ov  meni  varjetiz,  haviij  a  granyx],lar  and  kristaljn 
tekstyqr,  and  kapabl  ov  a  hj  pulij;  dat  hwiq  iz 
mwd  ov  mqi-bl  er  ston;  a  litl  bel  hwiq  berz  pla 
wid; — a  ston  remqrkabl  fer  sum  skulptyqr  er  in- 
skripjon,  az  de  Arundelian  mqrbh. 

Marble,  Mqr-bl,  a.  mad  ov  er  Ijk  mqrbl. 

Marble,  Mqr-bl,  v.  t.  tu  variegat  er  van  Ijk 
mqrbl.  [hqrted. 

Marble-hearted,  M^r-bl-hqrt-ed,  a.  kra)el;hqrd- 

Marbling,  Mqr-blig,  /jp.  n.  de  akt  ov  variegatig, 
az  mqrbl. 

Marbly^,  M^r-bli,  a.  kontanig  er  rezemblig  mqrbl. 

Marc,  Mqrk,  n.  mater  hwiq  remanz  after  dg 
prejx|r  ov  eni  frcDt,  er  ov  eni  substans  dat  yeldz 
(t\\  pumas. 

Marcasite,  Mqr-ka-sjt,  it.  a  mineral  bodi,  havig 
metalik  pqrtiklz  in  it,  az  gold,  silver,  or  koper, 
kold  bj  KorniJ  mjnerz,  mundik;  a  varjeti  ov  jurn 
pirjtez. 

March,  Mqrq,  n.  de  terd  munt  ov  de  yer; — a 
militari  miLvment  er  jurni. 

March,  Mqrq,  v.  i.  tu  moiv  ,bj  steps,  er  in  mili- 
tari farm. 

Maech,  Mqrq,  v.  t.  tu  koz  tu  mcDv,  az  an  qrmi. 

Marches,  Mqrq-ez,  n.  pi.  limits  er  konf  jnz  ov  d 
kuntri.  [aj. 

Marching,  M^rc-ig,  n.  militari  mrovment  er  pas- 

Makchioness,  Mqr-Jon-es,  n.  de  wjf  ov  a  mqr- 
kwis;  a  ladi  ov  de  ragk  ov  a  mqrkwis. 

Maecid,  Mqr-sid,  a.  len;  widerd;  faded;  rotn. 

Maecidity,  Mqr-sid-i-ti,  n.  lennes;  megernes. 

Mare,  Mqr,  n.  de  femal  ov  a  hers. 

Marekanite,  Mar-E-kan-jt,  n.  a  varjeti  ov  ob- 
sidian, [qrmi. 

Mareschal,  Mqr-Jal,  n.  a  qef  komdnder  ov  an 

Mare's-milk,  Mqrz-milk,  n.  de  milk  ov  a  mqr. 

Maee"s-nest,  Mqrz-nest,  n.  sumtig  ridikyqlusli 
absurd;  a  hoks. 

Maee's-tail,  Mqrz-tal,  n.  an  akwatik  plant. 

Maegaeate,  Mqr-ga-rat,  n.  (  Chem.)  a.  sell  formd 
ov  margarik  asid  and  a  has. 

Maegaeic,  Mar-gar-ik,  a.  {Chem.)  notig  a  fati 
asid  prepqrd  from  hogz-lqrd  and  potaj,  er  from 
sop  mad  ov  oliv  9\  and  potaJ. 


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Masoarinx,  M4r-gn-rrn,  n.   a   solid,  fati   mater, 

obtiind  Ironi  oliv  trl  mid  »uin  uder  vojctabl  «\i. 
IIaboakite,  Mc^r-ga-rit,  n.  a  [M-rl;  a  mineral. 
MAiiiiiN.  .Miir-jin,  ».  a  border;  dr  cj  ov  a  imj. 
Makuinal,  M^r-jin-Hl,  a.  plasl  or  ritii  on  dc  mqr- 
jin.  tbuk. 

Maroinallt,  M^r-jin-al-i,  ad.  in  de  mqrjin  ov  a 
Maroi.vated,  Mc^r-jin-al-fd,  a.  hovio  a    mqriin. 
Mauuhavk,  Mi'^r-grar,  n.  a  till  ov  nubiliti  in  iyr- 
iiiaiii. 

Mauuraviate,  Mar-grii-vi-at,  n.  de  jq,ri8ilikj(>ii 
(.V  (I  iiiiir;;ruv.  Igrav. 

MAntiiiAViNE,  .M(\r-grtt-vEn,  n.  Ac  wjf  ov  a   uiiir- 

Mahiuoi.d,  .M:ir-i-guld,  ii.  u  yelo  fixer. 

Maui.vate,  Mar-i-nnt,*  v.  t.  tui  dip  iu  de  se  or  soil 
WKicr;  lu  soil  and  prrii-rv,  az  fij. 

Mauine,  .Ma-reii,  a.  bfloyig  lu  de  se;  Bfrvig  at 
Kc:  inuritim;  nnvul:  notikal. 

Mabini:,  Ma-ren,  n.  ee  af^rz;  a  sc-soljer;  a  navi. 

Makinkk,  Mar-i-nc"-,  «.  a  !<finan;  a  sulor. 

Mauit.m.,  .M.ir-i-tal,  a.  pcrttinii)  tu  a  huzbnnd. 

Mahitimk,  -Mar-i-tim,  a.  relati{)  tu  de  sc;  mari'ii. 

Marjukam,  M(^r-ja-ruui,  n.  a  Irugrunt  plant  ov 
niL-ni  k[ndz. 

Mark.  M<\rk,  n.  a  tokn  bj  hwiq  oni  Mg  is  non;  a 
stump;  an  imprcjon;  a  print;  a  sju;  a  nat;  u 
simiom:  indikajon;  vestij;  tnik;  tras;  baj;  stii;- 
ma;  nutis;  a  piM>f,  az  ov  u  hor.'cz  aj:  an  ovidenK; 
eni  tij)  at  hwiq  a  mi.-<il  wi-pn  iz  dirokted;-  a 
kro'*  or  kamkter  mad  b|  wun  hitj  kan  nut  r|t  hiz 
nam;  an  uld  loglij  krfn,  valyij,  l.lj.  -Ip.;  a  Jor- 
man  krfn,  valyij,  IJ.  4j).  .fterlio;  a  wnt  for  guild 
and  silTi-r,  As.;  a  Ij^on!',  kom>inli  ritn  {marqw.') 

Mark,  Mqrk,  v.  t.  tu  impr^.-<  wid  a  t<jkn  ov  wi- 
den."; tu  natifj,  az  bi  a  mqrk  or  stamp;  tu  nut; 
tu  tnk  nuti.s  ov;  tu  lied;  tu  nutix;  tu  obzerv: 
tu  Ju;  tu  p<Tnt  Tsl\  tu  indikat;  tu  impre:!;  tu 
stamp;  tu  brand. 

Mark,  .Murk,  ■-.  ■'.  tu  not:  tu  tak  notis. 

>Iarkkr,  \l('irk-cr,  n.  wun  h(t>  nots  er  taks  noti<i. 

Marklt,  Mqr-ket,  ii.  a  publik  plas  and  a|>0ntcd 
tjni  lor  bpu  and  sclit);  a  pins  for  b|ig  and  si-li|), 
espejali  pruvijonz;  a  mqrt;  purqas  and  sal:  rat: 
prjs.  [mqrkct. 

Makketablk,  Mi\r-ket-a-bl,  a.  fit  for  sal   in  de 

Markkt  BKI.L.  .Mi'ir-ket-bel,  h.  q  bel  tu  giv  noti." 
ov  Ar  tjin  nv  murkot. 

Markkt  cross,  .Nl(\r-ket-kros,  n.  a  knis  set  up 
in  (\y  mqrkut.  [mqrket. 

Markkt  DAY,  .Mqr-ket-dH,  ii.  de  da  ov  u   publik 

Mahkk.T'Maii),  M('ir-kct-mad,  n.  a  wuman  or  g</rl 
hO)  gwi  lu  mqrkut. 

Market-man,  Mqr-kct-man,  n.  a  man  hit)  guz 
lu  mqrkct.  [kel  iz  held. 

Markkt  i'LAC»^  .M<\r-kct-pla.9,  n.  n  plas  hw;ir  niqr- 

Markkt  fRiCK,  .M^ir-kot-prjs,  t  n.  At  prj.-i  at  h»i(; 

Markktrate,  .Mqr-ket-rat,  i  eni  til)  '«  kur- 
ciitli  suld. 

Market-town,  M<\r-ket-f8n,  «.  a  f«n  in  hwitj 
dur  iz  u  dlnN-d  mqrkel. 

Market-woman.  Mqr-ket-wum-an,  n.  a  wuman 
hiTi  guz  tu  miirkot.  |kli>t. 

MARKlNti  I.NK.  >l<irk-io-ij)k,    n.    iyk    for   rnqrUij) 

Marksman,  .M^rk.-t-man,  n.  a  man  skilful  tu  hil 
II  mqrk:  wun  ha>  kao  not  rji  biz  nnin.  but  lunk^< 
hir.  mark  for  it. 

Marl,  Mqrl,  a.  a  k|D(I  or  fertilitiy  ^rt,  or  a  sert 
ov  knlkartus  ^rt  kompttoded  ov  kqrlftonat  ov  l|m 
and  kin. 

Marl.  Mqrl,  r. /.  tu  mnn^r  wid  mqrl. 

Marline,  .Mqr-lin,  n.  <.V<ihA)  a  Kmol,  8l|tli  twist- 
ed l|n  or  rrf,  yqtd  tu  wimi  risnd  ru|is  and  knbiz 
tu  prr vent  di^r  bcij)  frolcil. 

Marl-pit,  M^rl-pit,  a.  a  pit  nt  ot  hwiq  mqrl 
iz  dug. 

Marly,  .M^rl-i,  a,  abtrndig  wid  mqrl. 


Marmalade,  Mqr-ma  Ind,  n.  a  konfckt  or  kwiot- 

<-z.  oranjez.  An.,  Ixtid  inlu  k«n«islfn»  wid  Jurar. 
.Mabmobean,  Mqr  mu-rr-an,  a.  mad  <>v  mqrbl. 
Mabmukkt.  Mqr-mu-zci,  «.  a  moijl  mugki. 
.Mabmot,  Mc^r-mot,  t»r  Mur-miit,  n.  an  animal  re - 

zomblig  a  rabit. 
Maroon,   Ma-rtfin,   n.    a   fre    negro   livij)   in   dc 

mttiitenz  in  de  West  Indrz. 
Maruon,  .Ma-nfiD,  c.  t.  in  notikal  laggwaj,  ta  Icr 

on  II  de-^lal  jlund. 
MaB(jl'k,  .Mqrk,  [/v.]  {Law)  a  Ijsens;  a  rrprizal. 

Utfi-z  nv  tiiqik,  u  Ijscns  tu  mak  rrpqzaiz  on  ao 

oiiFini,  pariikyqlarli  on  de  mvrqant  vc.ielz. 
Mabqlee,  .Mqr-kr,  n.  [/V.J  a  fild-tent  or  kuvcrig^ 

mad  ov  airiio  kanvus,  tu  kcp  of  de  ran. 
Marqiess,  .Mqr-kwos,  /  n.  in  Ljolniui,  wun  ov  de 
MARyiis.  .Mqr-kwi.s,      i     sekoud  order  ov  nubiliti 

nek.-t  belli  Q  dqk. 
MARguETRY,  .Mqr-ket-ri,  ».  inlad  wurk,  kowist- 

ig  ov  ditiTt-nl    prscz   ov  djvorz   kulord   wudz; 

qekord  wurk:  an  ornamenlul  kjiid  ov  wud  flurig; 

inlad  wudwiirk.  [a  mqrkwis. 

MARyiKSATE,  .Mqr-kwiz-nt,  u.  nipk  or  senyori  or 
.Marbku.  .Mqr-er,  n.  wun  bit)  ."[Kflz  or  hurts  eni  tig. 
.Makriahle,  Mar-i-a-bl.*  u.  marijabl. 
Marrjaue,  .Mar-ij,  n.  dc  ukt  ov  yqujtig  a  man 

and  wuuian  for  Ijf;  wvdiok;  matrimuni. 
Makriaueable,  .Mar-ij-a-bl,  a.  fit  for  wedlok;  or 

nj  lu  br  Miand;  ka|uibl  ov  yqnyon. 
.Marhiaoeaulesess,  -Mar-ij-a-bl-nes,   n.   de  stat 

ov  brn)  in:irijiibl. 
Marriauepurtiu.v,  .Mar-ij-p<ir-Jon,  n.  a  porjon 

givn  lu  II  wuman  at  de  tjm  ov  her  marij. 
Married,  .M:ir-id,  a.  yqnjled  iu  marij;  konjqgal; 

konqliial. 
.Marrier,  il:ir-i-er,  h.  wun  ha»  inariz. 
.Mabbun,  .Ma-ndn,  a.  [/r.J  ov  a  qesnut  kulor. 
.Mabbot,  M:ir-ot,  n.  a  nam  ov  de  ok,  a  sr-berd. 
.Marrow,  Mar-u,   h.  q   soft,  oleajinus  substaos, 

kontand  in  de  buns  ov  animals;  pit; — de  esena 

or  best  i^^jrt  ov  eni  tig.  [maro. 

.Marrowbone,   Mar-o-lxDn,  n.    a   bon   koniani^ 
Marrowfat,  .Mar-u-fat,  n.  a  riij  kjnd  ov  pe. 
-MABKowLiJis,  .Mar-o-leti,  a.  v«rd  ov  maru. 
.Mabbuwy,  .Nlar-u-i,  a.  piti;  ful  ov  maro. 
.Marry,  .Mar-i,«  initr.  indcd;  forsiftt;— 6/ i^ari,  dak 

iz,  /•/  di-  i-t-rjin  Mart. 
-Marry,  .Mar-i,  v.  t.  tu  jffn  or  yiinjt  in  marij;  tu 

giv  in  marij;  tu  tak  for  buzband  or  wjf. 
.Marby,  .Mar-i,  r.  «'.  tu  enter  iotu   de   konjqgal 

Stat. 
-Mabj*,  Mqrz,  n.  dc  bcden  god  ov  wor; — a  planet. 
.VlARtiii,  Mqr/,  11.  a  wiiteri  trakt  ov  land;  a  twump. 
.Marshal.  .Mqr-Jal,  n.  n  qrf  ofiser  ov  qrmz,  or  or 

an  qrmi:  u  ftld-mqr/al;-  u  nulrs  or  sili  ofiscr; — 

u  nuisur  Mv  .•^rrmuiiiz;—  a  henild. 
.Marshal.  ilqr-/al,  r.  t.  tu  aninj;  tu  ragk  in  er- 

d'-r.  [aniiiz. 

.Marmiialler,  Mqr-/al-er,  n.  wun  h*  mqrjals  or 
.MARAHALiiEA,  Alqr-Jal-sr,  ».  a  prisn  in  S'stwqrk, 

Ig:;tand,  belogig  tu  de  mqrjal  ov  de  kigs  bvs- 

huld. 
.MARKHALSiiir,  Mqr-Jal-Jip,  n.  At  ofis  ov  a  mqrjal. 
.Mak.shy,  .Mqrj-i,  .1.  bogi;  wet:  feni;  .swiimpi. 
.Marsltial,  .Mar-sq-pi-al,  ji.  wun  ov  de  marm- 

ltiHlin,a  klas  ov  kw6dni>|iodz,  de  fcmal  or  bwiq 

kariz  her  yug  in  n  p'SQ.  az  At  kagganfi. 
MaR-SCI'IAL,  Mar-.s|i-pi-al,  a.  havig  a  sak  or  puq 

under  At  beli  for  kariig  yug,  az  s<>rtrn  animali. 
Marsl'pialia,  .Mur-sq-piii-li-u,  h.  ;V.  iZ^-i.)  a 

kills  uv  animalt,  dr  frmalz  ov   hwiq  qr  furni/t 
rtifftiui 
.    .Mar- 

{Mart  putl.} 
.Mart,  Mqrt,  n.  o  plas  or  publik  trafik:  a  oiqrkeL 
Martaoun.  M(\r-ta-goD,  m.  a  kjnd  or  lili. 


id  II  mar*nftiuiii,  or  p'«<j  for  kuriig  d^r  yug. 
.Makslpian,    .Mur-sii-pi-an,    a.    and    n.    sam 


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Maetello,  Mar-tel-o,  a.  apljd  tu  a  t^ser,  er  sdr- 
kn,lar  bildig  ov  masonri.  Martelo  t'serz  wer 
Erekted  alog  de  diferent  pi^rts  ov  de  BritiJ 
koste,  az  Q  defens  agenst  de  meditated  invaj;on 
ov  Bonapqrt.  38  nam  iz  supozd  tu.  be  dsrjvd 
from  a  fort  in  Mortela  Ba,  Kersika. 

Maeten,  Mqr-ten,  n.  a  Iqrj  kjnd  ov  wezI,  hooz  fur 
iz  muq  valyq^d. 

Martial,  Mqr-Jal,  a.  werljk;  givn  tm  wer;  sqtir) 
wer;  militari;  not  sivil. 

Martin,  Mqr-tin,  n.  a  swolo;  a  mqrtlet;  a  mqrten. 

Martinet,  Mqr-tin-et,  w.  a  kjnd  ov  swolo; — a 
prssis  er  strikt  disiplinarian.  In  netikal  lag- 
gwaj,  a  smel  rop;  a  mqrtnet. 

Maetixgal,  Mqr-tin-gal,     )  h.  a  strap  pasii)  be- 

Martingale,  Siqr-tin-gal,  \  twin  de  forlegz  ov 
a  hers,  from  dg  noz-band  tia  de  gert,  tu  prevent 
hiz  rerii): — {JVaut.}  a  rop  tu  kont'in  ds  jib  biDm. 

Martinmas,  Mqr-tin-mas,  n.  de  fest  ov  Sant 
Mqrtin,  November  11. 

Martlet,  Mqrt-let,  n.  a  swolo;  a  mqrtin. 

Martsets,  Mqrt-nets,  n.  pZ.  Ijnz  fasnd  tu  de  ej 
ov  a  sal. 

Martyr,  Mqr-ter,  n.  wun  hat  diz  fer  de  triot. 

Martyr,  Mqr-ter,  v.  t.  tu  put  tu  det  az  a  mqrter. 

Martyrdom,  Mqr-ter-dom,  n.  de  det  ov  a  mqrter. 

Martyrological,  Mqr-ter-o-16j-i-kal,  a.  relatir) 
tu  mqrterz.  [mqrteroloji. 

Marty ROLOGiST,  Mqr-ter-ol-o-jist,  n.  a  rjter  ov 

Martyrology,  Mqr-ter-61-Q-ji,  n.  a  rejister  ov 
mqrterz. 

Marvel,  Mqr-vel,  n.  a  wunder;  eni  tig  astonijig. 

Marvel,  Mqr-vel,  v.  i.  tu  wunder;  tu  be  astonijt. 

Marvellous,  Mqr-vel-us,  a.  wunderful;  veri 
stranj. 

Marvellously,  Mqr-vel-us-li,  ad.  wunderfuli. 

Maevelloussess,  Mqr-vel-us-nes,  «.  wdnderful- 
nes.  [manli. 

Masculine,   Mas-ki|-lin,    a.    mal;    not  feminin; 

Masculinely,  Mas-kq,-lin-li,  ad.  in  a  maskq,lin 
maner.  [ov  man. 

Masculineness,  Mas-kq-lin-nes,   n.   rezemblans 

Mash,  MaJ,  n,  a.  mikstyqr;  a  mas;  a  mej. 

Mash,  MaJ,  v.  t.  tu  bet  intu  a  mas;  tu  miks. 

Mashy,  MaJ-i,  a.  prodq,st  bj  krujii)  er  prejq,r. 

Mask,  Mask,  n.  a  kuver  tu  disgiz  de  fas:  a  vizor; 
a  klok;  a  bljnd;  eni  pretens  er  subterfqj; — an 
entertanment,  in  hwiq  de  kumpani  iz  maskt;  a 
maskerad;  a  revel;  a  pes  ov  mumeri; — a  spejez 
ov  drama,  hwiq,  on  ak-jnt  ov  de  alegorikal  per- 
sonz  introdqst,  rekwjrz  de  aktorz  tu  be  maskt: 
a  hidius  fas  er  vizor  in  skulptyq,r.  Ofn  ritn 
{masque.)  [kuver. 

Mask,  Mask,  v.  t.  tu  disgjz  az  wid  a  mask;  tu 

Mask,  Mask,  v.  i.  tu  revel;  tu  be  disgjzd. 

Masker,  Mdsk-er,  n.  wun  ha>  revelz  in  a  mask. 

Maslach,  Mas-lak,  n.  {Med.)  a  medisin  prep4rd 
from  opium. 

Maslin.  ilaz-lin,  n.  a  mikstyqr  ov  gran;  mezlin. 

Mason,  Ma-son,  n.  a.  bilder  in  ston  er  brik; — a  fre- 
mason. 

Masonic,  Ma-s6n-ik,  a.  relatii)  tu  masonz,  er  fre- 
masonz.  [sonri. 

Masonet,  Ma-son-ri,  n.  wurk  ov  masonz; — fre-ma- 

Masorah,  Mas-o-rq,  n.  \_Hch.]  a  kritikal  wurk 
kontaniij  remqrks  on  de  versez,  wurdz,  leterz, 
and  vsel-pernts  ov  de  Hebnt)  tekst  ov  de  Bjbl, 
bj  several  lemed  rabinz. 

Masoretical,  Mas-o-ret-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  de 
Masorq.  [Masorq. 

Masorite,  Mas-o-rjt,  n.  wun  ov  de  etorz  ov  de 

Masquerade,  Mas-ker-ad,  n.  a  diverjon  in  hwiq 
de  kumpani  iz  maskt;  disgjz. 

Masquerade,  Mas-ker-ad,  v.  i.  tu  asdmbl  in 
masks.  [mask. 

Masqueradee,  Mds-ker-ad-er,  n.  a  person  in  a 


Mass,  Mas,  n.  a  bodi;  a  lump;  de  bulk;  an  asem- 
blaj; — de  Katolik  yqkaristikal  servis. 

Massacre,  Mas-a-ker,  h.  buqeri:  murder;  kqmaj; 
sleter;  indiskriminat  destrukj'on. 

Massacre,  Mas-a-ker,  v.  t.  tu  buqer;  tu  sleter. 

Massacrer,  Mas-a-krer,*  n.  wun  ho  masakerz. 

Masseter,  Mas-E-ter,  w.  {An-at.)  a  musl  ov  de 
loer  je. 

Massicot,  Mas-i-kot,  n.  a  yeloij  oksid  ov  led. 

Massisess,  Mds-i-nes,        /       .    ,    „, 

,,  i< '    ■  I  II.  wat;  bulk. 

Massiveness,  Mas-iv-nes,  )  ' 

Massive,  Mds-iv,  a.  hevi;  wati;  bulki;  masi. 

Massy',  Mds-i,  a.  bulki;  hevi;  masiv. 

Mast,  Mast,  n.  de  elevated  bem  er  timber  ov  a 
vesel; — ds  frCDt  ov  de  ok,  beq,  &s. 

Masted,  Mdst-ed,  a.  furnijt  wid  masts. 

Master,  Mds-ter,  n.  wun  hcD  haz  servants  er  uder 
personz  in  subjekjon;  wun  ha>  haz  eni  real  er 
direkjon  over  uderz;  a  guvernor;  oner;  proprje- 
tor;  a  rooler;  qef;  hed;  pozesor;  an  adept;  ds 
komdnder  ov  a  tradir)  vesel;  wun  unkontrold; — 
a  kompelajon  ov  respekt  fermerli,  but  n's  jener- 
ali  apljd  tu  an  inferior,  tu  a  yug  jentlman  in 
hiz  minoriti,  er  tu  a  ber;  az,  Afaster  Henri; — 
wun  hcD  teqez;  a  teqer;  wun  hot)  haz  obtand  sq,- 
perioriti  in  sum  qrt  er  sjens; — a  tjtl  ov  digniti 
in  de  yqniversitiz;  az,  master  ov  qrts;  an  ofijal 
tjtl  in  de  le;  az,  master  ov  de  rolz,  a  master  in 
qanseri.  It  iz  yqzd  in  kompozijon  tu  denot 
sqperioriti.  Master  in  ganseri,  an  ofiser  in  de 
kort  ov  qanseri.  Master  ov  seremoniz,  wun  hoa 
resevz  and  kondukts  ambasadorz,  &s.,  tu  de 
ediens  ov  de  kii),  &s.  Master  ov  de  mint,  an 
ofiser  boo  oversez  everi  tii)  belogii)  tu  de  mint. 
Master  ov  erdnans,  an  ofiser  tu  hcDm  de  k^r  ov 
de  erdnans  and  qrtileri  iz  komited.  Master  oo 
ds  rah,  an  ofiser  ho)  asists  de  lord-qanselor  in 
de  IggliJ  hi  kort  ov  qanseri,  and,  in  absens  ov 
de  qanselor,  herz  kezez  d^r,  and  elso  at  de  kort 
ov  rte  rolz. 

Master,  Mds-ter,  v.  t.  tu  rcbl:  tu  guvern;  tu 
overpiser;  tu  eksekqt  wid  skil. 

Master,  Mds-ter,  f.  i.  tu  eksel  er  be  skilful  in 
eni  til).  [prinsipal. 

Master,  Mds-ter,   a.  belogig  tu  a  master;  qef; 

Master-builder,  Mds-ter-bild-er,  n.  a  qef  bild- 
er: an  qrkitekt.  [kerd. 

Master-chord,  Mus-ter-kerd,    n.     de    prinsipal 

MASTER-HAXD,^lds-ter-hand,  n.  a  man  er  hand 
eminentli  skilful. 

Master-jest,  Mds-ter-jest,  n.  a  prinsipal  jest. 

Master-key,  Mds-ter-ke,  n.  a  ke  hwiq  opnzmeni 
loks;  a  kh],  "st  ov  meni  difikultiz.  [gdvemd. 

Masterless,  Mds-ter-les,  a.  wontig  a  master;  un- 

JIasteeliness,  Mds-ter-li-nes,  n.  eminent  skil. 

Masteely,  Mds-ter-li,  ad.  wid  de  skil  ov  a  master. 

Masteely,  Mds-ter-li,  a.  sii,tabl  tu  a  master;  skil- 
ful; imperius;  eksekqted  wid  de  skil  ov  a  master. 

Mastee-mason,  Mds-ter-ma-son,  n.  a  superior  er 
hed  mason.  [intelekt. 

Mastee-mind,  Mds-ter-mjnd,   n.  a  predominant 

Mastee-passion,  Mds-ter-paJ-on,  n.  a  predomi- 
nant pajon. 

Masterpiece,  Mds-ter-pes,  n.  an  ekselent  per- 
fermans  or  pes  ov  wdrkmanjip  in  eni  qrt;  qef 
eksolens. 

Mastership,  Mds-ter-Jip,  n.  &e  ofis  ov  a  master: 
masteri;  dominyon;  rool;  p'ser;  supsrioriti;  pre- 
eminens;  skil. 

Master-sinew,  Mds-ter-sin-n,,  ».  a  Iqrj  sinq  dat 
dat  sur'sndz  and  divjdz  de  hcof  ov  a  hers. 

Master-spirit,  Mds-ter-spir-it,  n.  a  predominant 
mjnd. 

Master-spring,  Mds-ter-sprig,  n.  de  sprig  hwiq 
sets  in  mojon  er  regyq,lats  de  hel  wurk  ov  a 
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Mahtku-bteokk,  Md«-tor-8trok,  n.  a  kapiul  per- 

f'lriuaiis. 
Mautkrtootu,  Mag-tcr-Unt,  n.  wun  ov  de  prin- 

liipal  ut. 
Mabteb-touch,  Mds-tcr-tu^   n.    de   fini/i^   toq; 

a  kapital  iwrferuani). 
Master-work,  Mds-ter-wurk,  n.  a  (;i:f  wurk. 
Master  WORKMAN,  Mds-tor-wdrk-mao,  n.  de  bed 

iir  i;t'f  wurkiuim. 
MajjTerwort,  Md^i-tor-wurt,  n.  a  plant. 
MABTtur,  .Mds-ter-i,  n.  diDininyon;  nril;  ai^perioriti; 

pm-minens;  skii;  dcksU-riti;  mdstorjip. 
Mastkl'L,  Md:it-ful,  a.  abttodig  in  must,  or  fnbt 

ov  de  brc;.  (Jip. 

Mabthkad,  -Mdst-hed,  n.  At  top  ov  de  mast  ov  a 
Mastio,  Majt-tik,  n.  de  lentisk-tre;  Q  gum  or  pe- 

kiilyiir  rerin  hwi<j  eksyi'idz  from  de  tre,  yq,zd  in 

v^rni/er: — a  kjnd  ov  mDrUir  or  sement. 
Mastic,  Mas-tik,  a.  gumi;  adhtsiv,  az  gum. 
Masticable,  Miia-ti-ka-bl,  a.  dat  kan  be  masti- 

katvd. 
Masticate,  Mas-ti-kat,  v.  t.  tu  cq,  wid  de  left. 
Mastication,  .Mai-ti-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  quij). 
Masticatory,  Ma^-ti-ku-tu-ri,  n.   a  modisin  tu 

be  t;\\A. 
Mastiff,  Mds-tif,  n.  a  Iqrj,  fcrs  spejez  ov  dog. 
Mastiuupuorl'b,   MaA-ti-g6f-<j-ru8,   a.    kariig   a 

wond,  skurj,  or  hwip. 
Mastitis,  Ma-'-tj-ti:",  n.  {Afed.}  inflama/on  ov  de 

breat  ov  wimon.  [mast. 

MASTLKS.S.  Md<t-I(.><i,  a.  havig  no  mast:  b:irio  no 
Ma8T01>un,    Ma.'4-tu-don,    n.    a    hi}J,   mamifenis, 

pukidvniiatu.s  ekiitinkt  kw6dra>ped,  non  cmli  b} 

its  fo.xil  remanz,  aljd  tu  de  dlefunt. 
Mastodon-sauris,  .Mad-t<a-don-»o-rus, »(.  aj[g4n- 

tik,  okstinkl  ^riun. 
Mastoid,  .M.is-t<fd,  a.  {Anat.}  natig  scis  ov  de 

t^(n|>ural  bun:  Ijk  a  bro;^t  or  ninl. 
Mastoloct,  .Mas-t«l-a-ji.  n.  {/i"l.)  de  natyi^ral 

hi.-<turi  ov  mumalz  or  mamalia;  mamaloji;  ma- 

■6l(DJi. 
Masturbatiom,  Mas-tur-bd-/on,  n.   self-polqjon. 
Mat,  Mat,  n.  a  t«ksiyi^r  uv  scj,  flak^,  rujcz,  ka., 

ynzd  for  wjpio  dr  frt. 
Mat,  Mat,  r.  (.  tu  kuvcr  wid  mat^;  tu  twist. 
Matadore,  Mat-a-du>r,  n.  a  t^rm  at  kwodril  and 

ombcr. 
Match,  Maq,  n.  cni  tig  dat  kaqez  fjr; — a  kontest; 

a  gam:— wun  ekwal   tu  andder;  an  ekwal;  -a 

yr^nyon  bj  murij.  ■•  [mari. 

Match,  .Maq,  v.  t.  tu  be  ekwal  tu;  tu  si^t:  tu 
Match.  Ma<;,  r.  i'.  tu  be  mariii;  tu  sqt:  tu  tali. 
Matchable,  Miq-a-bl,  a.  ^utabl;  fit  tu  be  jtrrid 
Matchless,  Maq-lcs,  a.  havig  na  ekwal;  not  alik 


Matchlessly,  M:ic-lcs-li,  ad.  in  a  maqlcs  mancr. 
.Xlaq-l 
moqle.i. 


Matchless.ness,  .\Uq-lcs-ncs,  n.  Ac  slat  ov  beig 


Matchlock,  Mac-lok,  n.  a  lok  fjrd  bi  a  maq. 

Match-kaker,  Maq-mak-cr,  n.  wun  bin  maks 
maqei. 

Mate,  .Mat,  n.  hnzband  or  wif;  a  kompanyon,  mal 
er  femal:  de  mal  or  fcmal  ov  animali:  an  a-sj/iat; 
wun  in  folofip  or  intimasi  wid  anddcr: — de  sit- 
yr^ajon  ov  de  kig,  in  de  gam  ov  ccs,  hwcn  de 
gam  iz  wun:— <.Vnu/.)  dr  ."okond  in  xub-trrlinn- 
Jon  in  a  men^ant  t<>5o1:  de  ft/rut  btlii  de  kapten 
\\  ffrtt  tn-at.  At  lekond,  Mhnui  mat,  As.; — in  a 
Jip-ov-wor,  an  asistant:  az,  "de  !*urjoni  mat." 

Mate,  Mat,  r.  t.  tu  mnq:  tu  mari;  tu  rkwal. 

Mate.  Mq-t*,  «.  dr  nam  ov  dr  I'aragwa  tt-plant. 

Matelcss,  Mat-lc«,A.  havig  n>j  mat  or  kompanyon. 

Mateolooy.  Mat-e-6l-u-ji,  h.  unmenig  disktSrs: 
yx^sl-s  si.-ns. 

Material,  Ma-t^-ri-al,  a.  konslftig  ov  mater, 
korp6real;  not  spiritjrial;— impertaiit;   eseojml: 


Material,  Ma-ti-ri-al,  n.  material  rabataoj;  dai 

ov  bwiq  cni  tin  ii  mud. 
Materialism,  Ma-ti-ri-al-it-m,  n.  dc  Won    dat 

de  mattrial  yiiniv<;ni  iz  »<if-fg«ii!U?nt,  and  »elf- 

direktod,  and  dat  dr   fugk/cjui  ov  l|f,  aeoM/on, 

and  Un,  ar|z  ut  ov  m'^lif  ikajoui  ov  mal*r  or  dc 

mctafizikal  ttori  hwiq  iz  funded  on  At  h{[«JUiiB 

dat  ol  egzistons  ma  be  rez61vd  intu  a  m<jdilika- 

/on  ov  mator. 
Materialistic,  Ma-te-ri-al-is-Uk,  a.  rtlalig  tu, 

or  iKiriukig  ov  materializm. 
Materiality,  ila-tc-ri-id-i-ti,  n.  korporeiti;  m»- 

trrial  e;;zi.-tcns.  [maler. 

.Materialize,  .Mu-t^-ri-al-ii,  c.  I.  tu  form  intu 
-Materially,   Ma-ti-ri-al-i,    ad.    in    a    material 

mancr. 
Matekialness,  Ma-te-ri-al-nea,  n.  de  stat  or  be- 

ig  material. 
Materia  Medica,  Ma-t£-ri-<i  MM-i-ka,  [L.]  sob- 

titauscz  yi^zd  in  mcdisin;  de  branq  ov  medikal 

fjfns  hwiq  trets  ov  de  nolej  ov  medisinz. 
Mater.val,  >la-t^r-nal,  a.  befitig  a  muder;  mud- 

crli.  [a  mudcr. 

.Mateb.vity,  Ma-t^r-ni-ti,  n.  de  stat  or  relajon  or 
.Mat-grass,  Mat-gnu,  n.  an  inferior  sort  ov  gnu; 

het  mat-wed. 
Math,  .Mat,*  n.  a  moig;  az,  aftermaA. 
M.\thematic,  Mat-e-mat-ik,  j  a.  relatig  ta 

Mathematical,  Mat-c-mat-i-kal,  j     matemitika; 

konf/innd  tu  matematiks. 
Mathematically,  Mat-e-mat-i-kal-i,  aJ.  akordig 

tu  matematik.-!. 
Matuematicia.n,  .Mat-e-ma-tiJ-ao,  n.  wun  ha  is 

vtT^t  in  matematik.«. 
Mathematics,  .Mat-c-miit-ika,  n.  pi.    dat   sjcna 

hwiq  treta  ov  magnitqd  and  number,  or  hwot- 

ever  kan  be  numtierd  or  mejunl.     It  iz  divided 

intu  ta>  pqrts:  /'{{r,  hw^jr  jeumetrikal  magniti^d 

or  nurabcrz  qr  de  subjekt  ov  investiga/on;  and 

mikgt,  hw^r  de  dedukjonz  qr  mad  from  rclajons 

hwiq  qr  obtand  from  obzvrt'ajon  and  ckspcriment. 
Mathesis,    .Ma-te-sis,    n.    [(/>.]    de   doktrin   or 

matem.itik-s.  fig. 

.Matin,  .Mat-in,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  yqzd  in  de  m-trn- 
-Matins,  .M:it-inz,  n.  pi.  momig  wurjip  or  s^rvis. 
Matrass,  Mit-ras,  n.  a  bult-bed;  a  kemikal  gla> 

vesel  empli^d  in  sublimajonz,  4s.,  n"S  superseded 

bj  a  glis  flask. 
Matrice,  Ma-tri.s,  n.  de    wurm;  Ac  kaviti    hw^ 

de  fetus  iz  formd.  [A*. 

Matrice,  Mit-ris,  n.  a  mold  for  kastig  tjps,  ktrni, 
.Matricike,  Mat-ri-.-ijil,  n.  de  murder  ov  a  muder; 

dr  murderer  ov  a  muder. 
Matriculate,  Ma-trik-yii-lat,  r.  t.  tu  admit  tu 

m(^mbcrjip. 
Matriculate,  Ma-trik-yq-lat,  n.  wun  h<t>  iz  ma- 

trikyqlnteii. 
Matriculation,  Ma-trik-yr^-la-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ot 

matrikyqlatig. 
Matrimonial,   Mat-ri-nuS-ni-al,    a.     relatig    to 

marij;  nu])Jal. 
Matrimo.niallt,  Mat-ri-m6-ni-al-i,  ad.  koni^i- 

ali.  [stat. 

Matrimony,  Mit-ri-mo-ni,  n.  marij;  At  nupjal 
.Matrix,  .Mti-triks,  n.  [L.]  At  wOtm;  a  mold;  a  ma- 

tris. 
Matron,  Ma-tron,  n.  an  clderli  marid  wuman;  a 

muder  ov  a  famili;  a  w|f:  an  uld  wuman:  a  fe- 
mal sqi>crintendent  or  qrf  mistres  in  a  hospital. 
-Matronal,  .Mat-nm-al,  er  Ma-tron-al,  a.  iqlabl 

tu  a  matron:  mudcrli. 
Matronly.  Ma-tron-li,  a.  maderli. 
Matross,  -Ma-tniM,  n.  o  .*>rt  ov  soljcr  in  de  qrtil- 

cri  under  a  guncr,  hiD  a<i-its  in  travcnig  dr  guna, 

and  spunjig,  f{rig  and  ludig  dem. 
Mattx,  Mat,  n.  Ac  Frcoq  nam  ov  I'an^a  U. 


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Matter,  Mat-er,  n.  dat  hwiq  iz  vizibl  er  tanjibl; 
dat  hwiq  okyupjz  spas;  bodi:  substans;  a  sub- 
fitansekstendedanddivizibl;  elEtnentari  substans 
perseptibl  bj  eni  ov  &e  sensez,  yiijitri^ali  divided 
intu  for  kjndz,  solid,  likwid,  aeriferm,  and  im- 
ponderabl; — materialz;  dat  ov  hwiq  eni  tig  iz 
kompozd; — subjekt;  tig  treted  ov;  ds  hoi;  de 
Teri  tig  supozd;  af4r;  biznes;  kez  ov  disturbans; 
subjekt  ov  s;\,t  or  komplant;  import;  konsekwens; 
impertans;  moment; — tiij;  objekt:  dat  hwiq  haz 
sum  partikynlar  rslajon;  kwestyon  konsiderd; 
spas  er  kwontiti  nerli  kompixted:  substans  eks- 
krfted;  pus;  pi^rcDlent  runiij.  Ov  de  ultimat 
natjrixr  ov  mater,  de  hx],man  fakultiz  kan  not  tak 
kognizans;  ner  kan  data  be  furnijt,  bj  obzerva- 
Jon  er  eksperiment,  on  hwiq  tu  fund  an  investi- 
gajon  ov  it.  91  we  no  ov  it  iz  its  sensibl  prop- 
ertiz.  [port. 

Mattee,  Mat-er,  v.  i.  tia  be  ov  imx^rtans;  tia  im- 

Matter-of-fact,  Mat-er-ov-fakt,  n.  a  realiti,  az 
distiijgwijt  from  hwot  iz  fansifial,  hjpotetikal, 
er  hjperbolikal;  a  tretii)  ov  fakts  er  realitiz. — 
Mater  (tv  fakt  ma.n,  wun  hoo  adherz  striktli  tia 
fakt,  er  never  wonderz  beyond  realitiz. 

Matting,  Mat-ig,  n.  materialz  fer  mats. 

Mattock,  Mat-ok,  n.  a  tfl)l  ov  huzbandri;  a  pik- 
aks. 

Mattress,  Mat-res,  n.  a  kwilted  bed,  stuft  wid 
h^r,  wul,  &s. 

Maturate,  Mat-yn,-rat,  v.  t.  tia  ripn. 

Maturation,  Mat-yi],-ra-Jon,  n.  de  stat  ov  groig 

Matueative,  Mat-yii,-ra-tiv,  a.  rjpnii).  [rjp. 

Matuee,  Ma-tqr,  a.  rjp;  komplet;  wel-dijested. 

Matcee,  Ma-ti^r,  v.  t.  tia  rjpn;  tu  ad  vans  ta 
ripnes. 

Matuee,  Ma-tq,r,  v.  i.  tva.  bekdm  rjp  er  perfekt. 

Matueely,  Ma-ti^r-li,  ad.  rjpli;  kompletli;  erli. 

Matueescent,  Mat-yii,-res-ent,  a.  aproqig  tu  ma- 
ti|riti. 

Matueity,  Ma-t^-ri-ti,  n.  a  matqr  stat;  rjpnes. 

Matutinal,  Mat-yv^-tj-nal,  a.  relatig  tu  de 
mernig. 

Maudlin,  Mod-lin,  a.  drugk;  fudld. 

Maudlin,  Mod-lin,  n.  a  perenial  plant;  milfffl. 

Maugee,  Me-ger,*  ad.  in  spit  ov. 

Maukin,  Me-kin,  n.  a  drag  tu  swep  an  uvn.  Se 
{Malkin.) 

Maul,  Mel,  n.  a  hevi,  wudn  hamer.    Se  {Mall.) 

Maul,  Mel,  v.  t.  tu  bet  hqrjli;  tu  brcoz. 

Maund,  Mqnd,*t  ".  a  hand-basket;  a  hamper. 

Maund,  Mqnd,*t  v.  i.  tu  muter;  tu  mumbl. 

Maunder,  Mqn-der,  i\  i.  tu  murmur;  tu  beg. 

Maundeil,  Men-dril,  n.  a  pik  wid  too  Jagks. 

Maundy-Thuesday,  Men-di-Bdrz-da,  n.  de  Rurz- 
da  befor  Gud  Frjda  and  8ster,  on  hwiq  de  kig 
ov  Iggland  distribji^ts  qmz  tu  a  serten  number 
ov  poor  personz  at  Hwjthel;  so  namd  from  mundz 
er  baskets  in  hwiqds  gifts  wer  fermerli  kontand. 

Mausolean,  Mo-so-le-an,  a.  relatig  tu  a  meso- 
leum. 

Mausoleum,  Me-so-le-um,  n.,  [i.]  pi.  Ma-so-le-a; 
a  magnifisent  tcom  or  monyqment,  so-keld  from 
Mesolus,  kig  ov  Karia,  tu  hcom  suq  a  monyq,- 
ment  woz  erekted  abist  353  yerz  befor  Krjst. 

Mauvaise-honte,  Mo-vaz-ont,  [/^r.]  fels  modesti. 

Mavis,  Ma-vis,  n.  a  truj,  er  herd  Ijk  a  truj. 

Maw,  Me,  n.  de  stumak  ov  animalz; — de  kre. 

Mawkish,  Mok-iJ,  a.  apt  tia  giv  satjeti  or  lodig. 

Mawkishness,  Mek-iJ-nes, «.  aptncstu  kez  lodig. 

Mawks,  Meks,t  n.  a  Iqrj,  ekward  slatern. 

Mawky,  Mek-i,  a.  magoti:  ful  ov  magots. 

Maw-wokm,  Me-wurm,  »i.  a  wurm  in  de  stumak. 

Maxillae,  Maks-il-ar,  er  Maks-il-ar,  a.  maksilari. 

Maxillaey,  Maks-il-a-ri,  a.  belogig  tu  de  je-bon. 

Maxim,  Maks-im,  n.  an  aksiom;  a  jeneral  prinsi- 
pl;  Q  ledig  trcnt;  an  adaj;  an  aforizm;  a  proverb. 


Maximist,  Maks-im-ist,  ?i.  a  deler  in  maksimz. 
Maximum,  Maks-i-mum,  n.,  [//.]  pi.   Maks-i-ma; 
de  gratest  kwontiti  gand  in  a  givn  kas;  opozd 
tu  ininimiim,  de  smelest. 
May,  Ma,  {auxiliary  rerh,)  [i.  mjt;]  tu  be  at  lib- 
erti;  tu  be  al^sd;  tu  be  permited;  tu  be  posibl; 
tu  be  bj  qans.     Yii,zd  tu  ekspres  dsz^r^  az  "ww 
yo)  prosper." 
May,  Ma,  n.  de  fift  munt  ov  de  yer;  de  erli  er 

ga  pqrt  ov  Ijf . 
May,  Ma,  v.  i.  tu  gader  fl-jerz  on  Ma-da. 
May-apple,  Ma-ap-1,  n.  a  plant  wid  tii,berus  ro&t; 

wjld  mandrak:  hog-apl. 
May-beetle,  Ma-be-tl,  n.  a  nam  ov  de  kok-qafer. 
May-bloom,  Ma-blmm,  n.  de  hotern. 
May-bug,  Ma-bug,  n.  an  insekt;  de  qafer. 
May-day,  Ma-da,  n.  de  ferst  da  ov  Ma. 
May-flowee,  Ma-fl-8-er,  n.  a  fl'ser  dat  blosomz 

in  Ma. 
Mayfly,  Ma-flj,  n.  an  insekt;  de  weter-kriket. 
May-game,  Ma-gam,    n.   a    diverjon;  a   sport;  a 

pla. 
Mayhem,  Ma-hem,  or  Mam,  n.  in  Ze,  de  akt  ot 

mamig;  lamnes;  mam. 
Maying,  Ma-ig,  n.   de  akt  ov  gaderig  fl-5erz   in 
Ma  er  on  Ma -da.  [Ma  gamz. 

May -LADY,  Ma-la-di,  n.  de  kwen  ov  Ma,  in  old 
May-lily,  Ma-lil-i,  n.  de  sam  az  lili  ov  de  vali. 
May -morn,  Ma-mern,  n.  mernig  ov  Ma;  frejnes. 
Mayoe,  Ma-or,  n.  de  qef  majistrat  ov  a  siti. 
Mayoealty,  Ma-or-al-ti,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a  maor. 
Mayoeazgo,  Mq-yor-az-go,  n.  [iS/).]  de  rjt  ov  de 

eldest  bern  tu  inherit  properti. 
Mayoeess,  Ma-or-es,  n.  de  wjf  ov  a  maor. 
Maypole,  Ma-pol,  n.  a  pol  tu  be  danst  rTsnd  in 

Ma. 
May-weed,  Ma-wed,  n.  a  plant;  a  spejez  ov  kam- 

omjl  hwiq  gi'oz  wjld. 
Mazaeine,  Maz-a-ren,  n.  a  depbh],  kulor; — a  par- 

tikyn,lar  wa  ov  dresig  i^\z. 
Maze,  Maz,  n.  a  labirint;  unsertenti;  perpleksiti. 
Maze,  Maz,  v.  t.  tu  bewilder;  tu  konfi^z. 
Maze,  Maz,   v.  i.   tu  be  bewilderd;  tu   be  kon- 
f'snded.  [ment. 

Mazedness,  Maz-ed-nes,*  n.  konfqgon;  astonij- 
Mazology,  Ma-z61-o-ji,  n.  a  branq  ov  Z(l)61oji, 
hwiq  trets  ov  de  mamalia;  mamaloji;  mastoloji. 
Mazy,  Ma-zi,  a.  perpl  jkst  wid  wjudigz;  konf^zd. 
M.  D.,  doktor  ov  medisin  er  fizik. 
Me,  Me,  pro?i.  de  objektiv  kas  ov  ^. 
Mead,  Med,  n.  a.  drigk  mad  ov  weter  and  buni; — 

medo: — yq,zd  in  poetri  for  vudo. 
Meadow,  Med-o,  n.  gras  land  anyi^ali  mon  fer 
ha.     In  de  Yiinited  Stats  it  iz  ofn  limited  tu  lo 
er  mqrji  land. 
Meagee,  Me-ger,  a.  len;  tin;  p<Dr;  baren. 
Meageely,  Me-ger-li,  ad.  pcDrli:  tinli. 
Meageeness,  Me-ger-nes,  «.  lennes. 
Meal,  Mel,  n.  a  repast; — de  edibl  pqrt  ov  kern. 
Mealman,  Mel-man,  n.  wun  hoo  dclz  in  mel. 
Mealy,  Mel-i,  a.  havig  er  rezemblig  mel. 
Mealy-mouthed,  Mel-i-m-sdd,t  a.  bajful  er  soft 

ov  spec;  supresig  de  trCDt. 
Mean,  Men,  a.    wontig  digniti;  ov  lo  ragk;  bas; 

kontemtibl;  lo;  vjl; — midl;  moderat. 
Mean,  Men,  n.  a  medium;  a  midl  stat  er  rat;  me- 

diukriti; — pi.  inkum.     Se  {Means.} 
Mean,  Men,  v.  i.  tu  hav  in  mjnd;  tu  purpus;  tu 

tigk;  tu  intend;  tu  dezjn. 
Mean,  Men,  v.  t.  tu  purpus;  tu  intend;  tu  dez^n; 
tu  signif j;  tu  denot;  tu  implj;  tu  import;  tia 
hint  kuvertli.  [kors. 

Meander,  Me-an-der,  v.  i.  tu  run  wid  a  wjndig 
Meandrous,  Me-an-drus,*  a.  wjiidig;  meanderig. 
Meaning,  Men-ig,  n.  purpus;  intenjon;  de  sens. 
Meanly,  Men-li,  ad.  in  a  men  maner;  basli. 


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Ukans,  Mtni,  n.  liij.  and  ytl.  an  in^ttrtbmcnt;  mot- 
ckJ:  iuuhI;  wh;  dut  liwi<i  u  y^id  in  urdor  lu  an 
end.  Ill  din  sens  it  iz  jfiieruli  >'ilid  in  dt  sig- 
Kl^iar  number  wid  u  vvrb  or  adjckliv  fio^^lur: 
but  if  mor  dan  wun  tiy  iz  rcfvrd  tu  it  is  liliinil. 
7>7  dit  inrru;  lif  dal  nu-nz:—jil.  revcnii;  inkum; 
fiirtynn;  rcfiursc*.  Jii  vl  mrnz,  widiit  dut;  n^r- 
tvnli.  y>7  no  tmru,  id  du  wa;  not  at  ol.  lij 
«Mi  tiunx,  in  eni  wu.  />'/  no  inau«r  uv  tnrm, 
ni>t  at  ol;  not  in  cni  wa.  (I  kulukwial  pleonazm, 
in  yqs  I'lir  de  eak  uv  cmfaiii!). 

Mkan-bfiritko,  Men-itpir-it-ed,  a.  huviy  a  men 
gpirit;  ba.'<. 

Meant,  .Ment,  i.  p.  from  Mm. 

Mka.ntime,  .MKn-t|ui,       |    &d.  in    At    intorvenig 

Mkaswiiilk,  .Min-liwjl,  i        tjm. 

Meau,  .MiT,  n.  a  mejur  ov  grund. 

Mkask,  y\ti,  n.  At  number  fjv  hundred;  az  a  met 
ov  hcrioz. 

MiiASLts,  .Mez-lt,  n.pl.  a  kontaius  dizt'z. 

Mkasly,  .Mt'z-Ii,  .1.  infekted  wid  inezlz. 

Mkasl'Kable,  .Me;<-n-ra-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  me3tj,rd; 
mn<li-nit:  in  .-^nMl  kwuntiti. 

MXABl'RABLKNEbS,  Mej-il-ru-bl-DCS,  n.  At  kwolili 
or  admiti{|  lu  be  mejiird. 

McASuaABLY,  .Mi';;-i],-ni-bli,  ad.  m6deratli. 

Ukasuee,  Me3-i],r,  u.  dat  bi  hwiq  eni  tig  iz  mcj- 
l^rd:  ]ir>j|>urj(iu;  dcgri':  kwontiti;  modera/on;  lim- 
it*, meter;  miizikal  tim. 

Measuee,  Mej-iir,  v.  t.  tu  kompi^t  bi  nnl;  tu  ad- 
jii-l;  lu  }iruiurji>n;  tu  mqrk  M;  tu  alot. 

Measlekless,  .M6;<-iir-le.-',  a.  imi^nrabl. 

Measl'ELMest,  Mej-iir-iuent,  n.  de  akt  or  m^- 
\\r\X):  mejur;  men/iimjon. 

Measl'Eee,  .Me;{-iir-er,  n.  wun  hiD  me^i;rz. 

Meat,  .Met,  ».  tlej  tu  be  etn;  i'jxl  in  jeneral. 

Meaty,  Met-i,  a.  Lavig  met:  fleji. 

Mecuanic,  .Mc-kun-ik,  n.  wun  cmplcfd  in  mekan- 
ikal  or  manyi\al  labor;  an  qrtizan:  an  qrtifiser. 

Mecuanic,  Me-kan-ik,  |  a.  relatig  tu  mck- 

Mechasical,  .Me-k:iii-i-kal,  i  anizm  or  mekan- 
ik.^:  bavig  At  propertiz  ov  a  majen;  empldrd  in 
manyqal  labor;  .-ikild  in  mekauik:^: — men:  8«t*'1- 
Jic  fikt  inrk;inikat  /tserz,  qr  de  lever,  bwcl  and 
aksl,  puli,  inkljnd  plan,  wej,  and  i^kroi.  Brand, 
enqmeratig  de  :-iks  mekanikal  p'Kerz,  amiUi  de 
inkljnd  plan,  and  adz  de  fqnikyiilar  maJen. 

Mechanically,  )le-kan-i-kal-i,  ad.  akordig  tu 
meknnizin. 

Mecuanicalness,  Me-kan-i-kal-ne»,  n.  mokanizm. 

Mec'IIaniciax,  Mek-a-niJ-an,  n.  a  mekani->t. 

Mechanics,  Me-kan-ik.«,  n.  id.  At  sjens  hwiij  trets 
ov  de  loz  ov  mojon  and  fors. 

Mechamsm,  Mek-an-iz-m,  n.  akjon  akordig  tu 
de  lot  ov  mtkaniks:  de  konstrukjon  ov  a  maJen. 

Mechanist,  Mek-an-ist,  «.  wun  vor^'t  in  mekan- 
ik!i:  a  mekanijun:  a  majeni^it:  a  maker  ov  ma- 
Jenz:  a  fil6«ufor  b>i>  rtferz  ol  de  (^aojcz  in  de 
yiiniv^rs  tu  de  cfekl  merli  ov  mekanikal 
forwi.  flin. 

Mechlin,  Mok-lin,  n.  a  V{aA  or  las  mad  at  Mck- 

MtcuoACAN,  Me-<;u-a-kan,  or  Me-ki^-a-kan,  n.  a 
piirj^tiv  rviit. 

Meuo.vate,  Sl^k-o-nat,  n.  sell  formd  or  mekonik 
o<'d  and  a  ba.'<. 

Mecoma.  Me-ku-ni-a,  >  m.  a  bwjt  fqzibl  substans 

Mecomink,  M^k-u-nin,  t      obtand  frum  opium. 

MeComc,  Me-kon-ik,  ».  notig  an  uid  obtand  from 
opium. 

Meconium,  Me-k6-ni-um,  ».  {L.\  At  ekspr^tt  jq!< 
ov  lie  bwjt  jKipi:  opium;— de  f?Mt  fesci  or  ^il- 
dr  n. 

Mki>al,  MM-al,  n.  an  anjent  k«m;— a  pea  or 
nieiul  jitamt  in  onor  or  sum  p^raun  or  tr^nt. 

Medallic.  Me-d:il-ik,  «.  (terliinig  tu  miylali. 

Meualliu.v,  Me-dal-yuu,  n.  a  Iqrj  mcUal. 


.Mei>alli8T,  M6d-al-iRt,  n.  a  p<^rK>n  ikild  in  med- 

alz:  wun  hii  );Hnz  u  pr{z-medal. 
.MtLiALLL'Buv,  Mud-al-ur-ji,  n.  de   qrt  OT  iwbV'p 

and  Htrjkig  medolz  and  kirni. 
.Meddle,  Mod -I,  i-.  i'.  tu  Lav  tu  dot;  tu  int«rp6t; 

tu   akt   in  oni  tig;  tu  intcrpuz  or  int«rr^Q  of- 

i/uli. 
.Mf.ddlee,  MM-ler,  n.  wun  ha>  medlz:  a  bizi-bodi. 
.\lEi)DLL>iOiiE,  M^-I-8um,  a.  intermo<Jlin:  ofijiu. 

.MeDI>LKNOME.NES8,    Med-l-HUm-ne!),   n.    ofiJusaW. 

.Meddling,  .Med-lig,  «.  ofiju-*  iutvrjxjzij'in. 
■Meddling,  M(id-lig,  pu.  a.  inter(>ozig  ofijaili. 
Media,  .Me-di-a,  n.  [L.]  plqral  or  mrdium. 
.Medi.iEVal,  Med-i-e-val,  a.  relatig  tu   de   midl 

iijez. 
Medial,  Me-di-al,  &.  notig  an  avcraj;  men. 
.Media.v,  Me-di-an,  a.  {.4nat.)  midl:  cityqatod  in 

de  luidl.   He  tiwdian  Ipi.it  a  vertikal  Ijn  liuijuid 

tu  divjd  de  bodi  lonjitqdinali  intu  ta>  jmrUs. 
Mediant,  Me-di-ant,  n.  {M»».)  At  kurd  bwi^  ii 

u  major  or  minor  tvrd  hjer  dan  de  ke-nut,  akord- 

ig  az  de  raud  iz  major  or  minor. 
Media.stine,  .Me-di-as-tin,  j  n.  [L.]  {Anat.} 

Medi.xsti.vum,  .Me-di-as-tj-num,  I       de  dqplika- 

tqruv  de  piqra,  hwiij   dividz  de    kariti  or  dc 

tunikti  intu  tdi  pqrLs. 
.Mediate,  .Me-di-ut,  r.  «.  tu  int«rpdiz,  az  a  frend 

bdwi'n  tif)  |iqrtiz;  tu  intcrstd. 
-Mediate,  .Mi'-di-at,  r.  t.  tu  efekt  bi  media/on. 
.Mediate,    Me'-di-at,    a.    interpozd;    intcrveniii; 

midl. 
Mediately,  Me-di-at-li,  ad.  bi  a  s^kondari  koz. 
.Mediatio.n,  Me-di-d-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  mediatig; 

intor[>uziJon:  intersepjon;  ajen.-ii  intcrpuzd. 
.Mediatization,  Me-di-at-i-zji-Jon,  n.  deancksa- 

Jon  ov  emoler   .-soverentiz  tu  Iqrjcr  kontigyquH 

sUi{»,  az  in  J^rmani,  after   de   disolt^Jon   ov  de 

.lerman  cmpir  in   1806. 
.Mediatize,  .Me-di-a-tiz,  v.  t.  tu  an^ks  a  smaler 

Stat,  guvernd  bi  a  soveron  prins,  tu  a  Iqrjer  wun, 

yet  al'sig  de  niiler  ov  de  limolcr  stat  tu  ret^n 

biz  prin>li  nigk,  rils,  and  nrivilejez. 
Mediator,  Mf-di-a-tor,  n.  [L.]  wun  hiD  interpoz 

ez  brtwi'n  tih  nqrtiz;  an  intcri^sor:  de  Rede mer 
.Mediatorial,  Me-di-a-to-ri-al,  a,  belogig  tu  a 

nu'diaior.  [mediator. 

Mediatoeship,  Me-di-d-tor-/ip,  ■.  de   ofij  or  a 
ilEDiATRiJC,  Mc-di-a-trika,  n.  [L.]  a   femal  mi- 

dinti.r. 
Medicable,  Med-i-ka-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  held. 
.Medical,  Med-i-kal,  m.  relatig  tu  mcdi^in;  vat- 

di>inal. 
Medically,  Mcd-i-kal-i,  ad.  fizikali:  medisinali. 
.Medicament,  Mcd-i-ka-ment,  n.  eni  tig  yi^zd  in 

helig:  mcdi^in. 
.Medicamental,  Mod-i-ka-m6nt-al,  a.  relatig  tu 

niC'likiiininl.-.  [i.-^in. 

•Medicate,  -Med-i-kat,  v.  t.  tu  tigkty^r  wid  mcd- 
.Medication,  Med-i-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  or   medi- 

katig.  [medicinal. 

.Medicative,   Med-i-ka-tir,    a.    tendig   tu   kqr. 
.Medicinable,  Me-dis-in-a-bl,  a.  medicinal;  san- 

ntiv. 
.Medicinal,  Me-di<i-i-nal,  a.  bel6gig  tu  fitik  or 

nu-disin;  brlin:  lianativ. 
Medicinally,  Me-diji-i-Dal-i,  ttd.  in  a  mcdiainal 

manor. 
Medicine,  M^-i-sin,  n.  de  qrt  or  helig; — a  drug: 

fizik:  a  rcmrdi. 
Medicine,  Med-i-»in,  v.  t.  tu  kqr  bi  medisin. 
.Medietv,  Mr-ilj-r-ti,  n.  de  midl  stat  or  jiqrt:  bqf. 
Mediocee,    Me'-di-o-kcr,   «.    or   moderat  dcgrtf; 

inidlii).  [ilia. 

Mediocrist,  Mf -di-okri«t,  n.  wun  or  midlig  abil- 
Meduk'Bitt,    Mr  di-i'>k-ri-ti,    n.    moderat   degr<: 

Uidl  rat,  aiat,  or  dcgr^;  muderajon. 


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Meditate,  M^d-i-tat,  v.  t.  tu  plan;  tu  sksm;  tia 

ti^jk  on.  _  [plat. 

Meditate,  Med-i-tat,  v.  i.  tu  tiijk:  tu.  kontem- 
Meditation,  Med-i-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  meditat- 

iij;  dep  tet;  kontemplajon;   klos   atenjon;  kon- 

tqvans;  tot  emplffd  upon  sakred  objekts;  a  seriez 

ov  tots.  [reflektiv. 

Meditative,  Med-i-ta-tiv,  a,,  givn  tu  meditajon; 
Mediterranean,  Med-i-ter-a-ng-an,  a.   enserkid 

bj  land,  az  a  se. 
Medium,  Me-di-um,  n.,  pi.  [L.'\  Me-di-a.  {Erig.) 

Me-di-umz;  a  spas  or  substans  past  trcD;  de  men 

or  midl  stat  or  dcgre;  a  men. 
Medlar,  Med-lar,  n.  a  tre  and  de  friot  ov  de  tre. 
Medley,  Med-li,  n.  a  luiksty^r:  a  miijgld  mas. 
Medley,  Med-li,  a.  miijgld;  konf^zd. 
Medullar,  Me-ddl-ar,  )  a.  re- 

Medullary,  Med-ul-a-ri,  er  Me-dul-a-ri,  S   latii) 

tia  de  maro  er  pit. 
Meddlline,  Me-diil-in,    n.    dat  form  ov  lignin 

hwiq  konstiti^ts  de  pit  ov  serten  plants;  az,  de  pit 

ov  de  sunfl'ser. 
Meed,  Med,  n.  a  reword;  a  rekompens. 
Meek,  Mek,  a.  mjld;  not  prisd;  jentl;  humbl. 
Meeken,  Mek-n,*  v.  t.  tu  mak  mek. 
Meekly,  Mek-li,  ad.  mildli;  jentli;  humbli. 
Meekness,  Mek-nes,   n.    jentloes;   mjldnes;    hq,- 

militi. 
Meer,  Mer,  n.  and  a.     Se  {Mere.} 
Meerschaum,  Mb-r-J-sm,  n.  ((?«r.)  a  silikated,  lit, 

and  soft  magnejan  mineral,  yi^zd  in  Jermani  in 

de  manyi],faktj-n,r  ov  tcabako-pjps. 
Meet,  Met,  a.  fit;  proper;  kwolifjd;  si|tabl. 
Meet,  Met,  v.  t.  [i.  met,  ^j«.  metiij,  met;]  tu  kum 

tugeder;  tujffn;  tu  enk-snter;  tu  f  jnd. 
Meet,  Met,  v.  i.  tu  enkisnter;  tu  kloz  fas  tu  fas; 

tu  enk-snter  in  hostiliti;  tu   asembl;  tu   kum 

tugeder.     Tu  met  wid,  tu  Ijt  on;  tu  f  jnd;  tu 

jffn;  tu  sufer  unekspektedli;  tu  enk-snter;  tu 

advdns  hqf  wa.  [er. 

Meeter,  Met-er,  n.  yi\m  hcD  mets  er  akosts  aniid- 
Meeting,  Met-ii),  n.  an  asembli;  a  konvenjon;  an 

intervq;  a  konfluks:  a  kumpani:  a  koggregajon; 

an  oditcari; — an  asembli  fer  publik  -wurjip,  apljd, 

in  Ipgland,  tu  de  Disenterz. 
Meeting-house,  Met-iij-h-ss,  n.  a  h-ss  ov  publik 

wurjip.     In  Iijgland,  JX[7.A  fer  a  h-ss  ov  publik 

wurjip  fer  Disenterz,  az   distiijgwijt    from    a 

Meetly,  Met-H,-*  ad.  fitli;  properli;  sq,tabli. 
Meetness,   Met-nes,*  n.    fitnes;  prcaprjeti;  si^ta- 

blnes.  [rokozm. 

Meqacosm,  Meg-a-koz-m,  n.  de  grat  -wurld;  mak- 
Megalesian,  Meg-a-le-gan,  a.  notlg  gamz  amiiij 

de  Romanz,  in  onor  ov  Sib<ile. 
Megalichthys,  Meg-a-lik-tis,  n.  an  ekstii)ktje- 

nus  ov  f ijez. 
Megalonyx,  Meg-a-lo-niks,  n.  a  Iqrj,  ekstiijkt 

mamal,  hoiz  fosil  bonz  hav  bin  f-snd  in  Ver- 

jinia. 
Megalopteran,  Meg-a-I6p-te-ran,   n.    a  nq,r6p- 

terus  insekt. 
Megalosaurus,  Meg-a-lo-se-rus,  n.   a.  fosil,  jj- 

gantik,  amfibius  animal,  ov  de  serian,  or  lizard 

and  krokodjl  trjb. 
Megascope,  Meg-a-skcip,  n.    an   optikal  instroo- 

ment  for  egzaminig  objekts  ov  konsiderabl  mag- 

niti|,d. 
Megatherium,  Meg-a-te-ri-um,  to.  ((?eoZ.)  alqrj, 

ekstiijkt  animal,  hooz  bonz  hav  bin  f-gnd  in  S-st 

Amerika. 
Megatheroid,  Me-gat-E-rerd,  n.  -wun  ov  a  famili 

ov  ekstii)kt  mamiferus  kwodrcopedz. 
Meglip,  Meg-lip,  n.  a  kulor  fer  pantig  in  imita- 

Jon  ov  ok.  [go. 

Megrim,  Me-grim,  n.  a  diserder  ov  de  bed;  verti- 


JIeiosis,  M|-(d-sis,  n.  [Grr.'\  {Rhet.)  a  term  sig- 

nif  jiij  a  hjperbolikal  diminiiJou. 
Meiwell,   Mj-wel,  n.  a  smol  sert  ov  kodfi/. 
Melam,  Me-lam,  n.  a.  substans  konsistiij  ov  kqr- 

bon,  njtrojen,  and  hjdrojen,  fermd  dqrii)  de  dis- 

tilajon  ov  a  mikslyij^r  ov  sal-amoniak  and  po- 

tasium. 
Melampode,  Mel-am-pod,  n.  de  blak  helebor. 
Melanagogue,  Me-lan-a-gog,  n.  {Med.}  a  med- 

isin  for  ekspeliij  bj!,  koler,  er  melankoli. 
Melancholic,  Mel-an-kol-ik,  a.  dejekted;  diser- 

derd  wid  melankoli;  gli»mi;  dizmal. 
Melancholic,  Mel-an-kol-ik,  n.  a  person  dizezd 

wid  melankoli. 
Melancholiness,  Mel-an-kol-i-nes,  71.  de  stat  ov 

beii)  melankoli.  [person. 

Melancholist,  Mel-an-kol-ist,-*  n.    a   melankoli 
Melancholy,  Mel-an-kol-i,  n.  a  dizez  ov  de  mjnd, 

(jef li  karakterjzd  bj  ungr^nded  fer  and  aprehen- 

Jon  ov  Evl;  a  gloomi  stat  ov  mind;  sadnes;  de- 

prejon  ov  spirits;  dejckjon. 
Melancholy,    Mel-an-kol-i,    a.    gloomi;    dizmal; 

dejekted. 
Melange,  Ma-lqnj,  n.  [Fr.]  a  mikstyq^r;  a  medli. 
Melanian,  Me-la-ni-an,  n.  wun  ov  a  famili   ov 

fUlvitil,  testajus  molusks. 
Melanite,  Mel-an-jt,  n.  {Min.y  a  spejez  ov  blak 

gqrnct.  [jt. 

Melanitic,  Mel-a-nit-ik,   a.   relatig   tu  melan- 
Melanochroite,  Mel-a-nok-ro-jt,  n.  {Min.}  an 

or  ov  led. 
Melanopsis,  Mel-a-nop-sis,  n.  a  jenus  ov  frej- 

WGter  testajus  molusks. 
Melanosis,  Mel-a-u6-sis,  n.  {Med.}  a  malignant 

dizEz,  karakterizd  bj  depozijon  ov  blak  mater. 
Melanotic,  Mel-a-not-ik,  a.  relatii)  tu  melanosis. 
Melanterite,  Me-lan-ter-jt,  n.  {Min.}  a  nativ 

sulfat  ov  jurn. 
Melas,  Me-las,  n.  {Med.}  an  endemial  dizez  oy 

Arabia,  karakterjzd  bj  dqrk  er  blak  spots  on  de 

skin. 
Melasma,  Me-laz-ma,  n.  {Med.}  a  dizez  ov  ajed 

personz,  in  hwiq  a  blak  spot  aperz  upon  de  skin, 

and  fermz  a  fvl  ulser. 
Melastoma,  Me-las- to-ma,  n.  {Bot.}  d  jenus  ov 

evergren  trez. 
Melee,  Ma-la,  n.  [Fr.]  a  ball;  a  konflikt. 
Melic,  Mel-ik,  a.  rela*ig  tu  sog:  lirik. 
Meliceris,  Mel-i-se-ris,  n.    {Med.}    an    insisted 

ti^^mor,  fild  wid  mater  rezemblig  huni. 
Melicerous,  Me-lis-er-us,    a.    havig    mater    Ijk 

huni.  [grasez. 

Melic-grass,  Mel-ik-gras,  n.  a  jenus  ov  perenial 
Melicotoon,  Mel-i-ko-tcfm,  n.  a  sert  ov  peg, 
Melilot,  Mel-i-lot,  n.  a  spejez  ov  trefffl  er  Mo- 
ver, [sented  Mover. 
Melilotus,  Mel-i-16-tus,  n.  a  plant  keld  swet- 
Meliorate,  Mel-yo-rat,  v.  t,  tu  mak   beter;  tu 

imprtfcv;  tu  amelyorat. 
Melioration,    Mel-yO-ra-Jon,    n.    imprctivment ; 

araelyorajon. 
Mellate,  Mel-at,  n.    {CTiem.}  a  selt  fermd  ov 

melitik  asid  and  a  bas. 
Melliferous,  Mel-if-er-us,  a.  prodiiktiv  ov  huni. 
Mellification,    Mel-i-fi-ka-Jon,    n.    produkjon 

ov  huni.  [swetnes. 

Mellifluence,  Mel-if-lq,-ens,  n.  a  flo  ov  huni  er 
Mellifluent,  Mel-if-lu-ent,  )  n-  n   • 

Mellifluous,  Mel-if-l^-us,    i  ^-  ^^^"'  ^'"'9- 
Melligenous,  Mel-ij-E-nus,  a.  havig  de  kwolitiz 

ov  huni. 
Mellitate,  Mel-i-tat,  n.  {  CTiem.)  a  komp-snd  ov 

melitik  asid  and  a  bas. 
SIellite,  Mel-jt,  n.  {Min.}  de  huni  ston,  a  yelo, 

kristaljzd  mineral,  kompozd  ov  lUElitik  asid  and 

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Mkllitic,  Mel-it-ik,  /i.  rclatio  tia  dc  huni-stun. 
Mellov,  Mol-on,  n.  u  leinun-yulo  xub^Uaii,  kotn- 

]n^i<l  (iv  kqrbon  and  njtruJL'n. 
Melluw,  MuI-u,  a.  sod;  fuli    qp;  soft    in  s^nd; 
«>i!  t  lu  de  tfi^t,  lu  de  tuq,  or  trod,  or  tu  de  j;— 
J-i.ift  wid  likor;  drugk. 
Mellow,  MoI-o,  v.  t.  ta  rjim;  tu  sofn. 
Mellow,  M^I-o,  v.  i.  tu  fp-io  matter;  tu  r{pn. 
Mellowness,    M6l-o-neii,    n.    matiiriti ;    ripoen : 

^..HIK•■'. 
MELLOwy,  M('l-Q-i,  A.  Boft;  ugk/us;  mclo. 
Mklocoton,  .Mol-o-ko-tiOti,*  n.  a  kwinx; — a  vflu 
peq.     Kiln  nL-u  i  A/rlv;  txm,  Malacatunf,  Alula- 
cat'iii,  and  Mti/iujatune.} 
Melodious,  Mc-ltJ-di-u.i,  a.  mq,zikal;  hqrraunius. 
Melodigl'sly,  Me-16-di-u:«-li,  nd.  iii4,zikali:  bqr- 

mjiiiusli.  [aiiiid. 

Meloihousxess,  Mc-lij-di-us-nes,  n.  swetnes  ov 
Melodize.  Mol-a-djz,  r.  t.  tu  mak  melodius. 
Melouuauatic,  Mol-a-dra-mit-ik,  a.  relatig  tu 

u  mi^lu<lrnin. 
Meloukaue,  .M^l-o-dram,  n.  a  dramatik  i>crferm- 

aiH,  ill  bvvi(j  s.igz  qr  iiitcrmikst. 
Melody,     Mel-u-di,    n.    an   agrcabl    Kuksejim    ov 

gitiidz  uv  a  siggl  vers;  hi^rmaai;  mq,zik;  8wetne.s 

ov  s'snd. 
Mklon.  Mcl-on,  n.  a  wcl-non  plant  and  its  fniit. 
Melrose,  Mel-ruz,  n.  dc  huni  <>v  riDzei. 
Melt,  M.-lt,  r.  t.  tu  (;nnj  fniiu  a  solid  lu  a  lik- 

wi<l  Mnt;  tu  dizulv;  tu  lunk  likwid:  tu  sofn. 
Melt,  M-lt,  r.  i*.  tu  bekdm  likwid;  tu  be  sofnd 

tu  piti  or  tcndernci;  tu  hijz  substans. 
Melted,  .M<5lt-ed,  />.  a.  dizolvd;  sufud;  mad  lik- 
wid or  tender. 
Melter,  Mt-it-cr,  n.  wun  hdo  melts  metalz. 
Melting,  Mflt-io,  pp.  a.  dizolvig:  sofnij):  afektio. 
Melting,  .Melt-io,  n.  de  akt  ov  dizolviy  or  sof n- 

i|):  inteni-mjon. 
Meltingly,  Mdlt-ig-li,  ad.  lik  gumtig  moltig. 
ilKLTiNGNEiiS,  M^lt-ig-DCS,  n.  dispozijon  tu  melt 

or  be  Sofnd. 
MxLusiNE.  .Mcl-yq,-sen,  n.  an   im.ijinari   b^tiful 

niinf  or  fiiri. 
Melwel,  -Mel-wcl,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  fij. 
Member.  .Mem-ber,  n.  a  pqrt  ov  eni  tig:  a  lim;  a 

pqri  apendant  tu  de  bodi;  a  pqrt  ov  a.  diskurs  or 

periiKl:  a  bed:   o    kloz:  eni   pqrt  ov  an    inlrjer; 

wun  ov  u  k<imqniti,  su^jcti,  or  lusjjinjon. 
Membebed.  Miin-berd,  a.  havig    liinz.     In  Iffr- 

a/tlri,  apljcl  tu  dt  bck  and  lej^z  ov  a  berd,  hwcn 

ov  n  difi-rent  tiflktyqr  from  de  bodi. 
Membeesuip,  .Mein-ber-Jip,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  mem- 
ber; yqnyon. 
Membranaceous,  Mem-bra-na-Jus,  a.  konstnikt- 

cd  at  11  UK'iuliran:  mcmbranus. 
Membrane,  Mom-bmn,  h.  de   ekspanjon   ov  eni 

ov  de  li/qz  ov  de   Ijtnli  intu  a  tin  laer;  a  web 

ov  si'vnil  s.>rts  ov  fjberz  interwijvn  tug^der. 
M£Mbkaneol-8,  Mein-bra-ne-u8,  a.    konsistig   ov 

m  ■iiibninz;  nieinbrnnus. 
Membraniferocs,  .Mem-bra-nif-cr-us,   a.    havip 

or  |i'-Lj-lii'<i()  ini-mbmnz. 
Membeanikorm.  Mcin-bni-ni-f.irm,  a.   havijj   de 

fo'in  ov  <i  tn'-nibmn  or  pqrqment. 
Membranoloot,  Mcm-bra-n6l-o-ji,    n.  de   sjons 

ov  de  mi-mbranz. 
MsMBEANOi's,  .Mem-bm-nu«,  a.    konslstig  or,  or 

kon'<trdkto<l  Ijk,  mcmbmnz:  membrana/ui. 
Memento.  Mc-mdn-t«,  n.  [L.]  a  memurial;  a  no- 

ti^:  <i  hint. 
Memento  mori,  Me-m^n-to  m6-r[,  [L.]   remem- 
ber dot. 
Memoir,  Me-mtVr,  er  M^m-wer,  n.  an  ak'int  er 

tnui'^iikjon  familyarli  ritn:  a  b^Ofi^fikal  ncitis. 
Memorabilia,  .Mem-u-ni-bil-i-a,  n.  pi.  [L.]  tigi 

wurdi  uv  beig  rckerded  or  remi^mbcixl. 


Memorable,  M^m-Q-ra-bl,  a.  wurdi  ov  m^mori; 

ilu-itriu-i.  [maner. 

.Memouauly,  Mom-o-ra-bli,  ad.    in  a   m<^m£>fabi 
Memorandum,     Mvuu-raD-dum,     «.,    [I.]    pi. 

ilem-u-nu-da,  i^Eiuj.)  Mem-w-ran-dumx;  a  not 

tu  help  de  mcmari;  a  nulls;  a  rokord. 
Memorative,  M6m-o-ra-iiv,»  a.  t4.-udio  tu  pre- 

Z'/rv  momuri. 
.Memorial,  Me-m6-ri-al,  a.  prez«'r>ig  nn'-tuuri. 
.Memorial,  .Me-mu-ri-al,  n.  a  miiiiyqiufnt;  n  hint; 

an  ii.ire'*.  [meuiurial. 

.Memorialist',  .Me-m<j-ri-al-ist,  n.  wun  bvb  sjoi  a 
.Memorialize,  .Me-mu-ri-al-iz,  c  t.  tu  adr«»  bj  a 

ineiiiuiriiil. 
.Memorize.  .Mem-o-rii,  r.  t.  tu  rekord;  tu  rejistCT. 
.Memory,    Mein-o-ri,   n.    de  p-ser  or  ka|ja.-«iii  or 

havi()  hwot  woz  wuns  prezent  lu  de  .tcn-ozor  de 

undorstandig,  sugjested  ag«Sn  tu  de  mind,  akum- 

paiiid  bj  a  distiykl  kiniju.snes  ov  fast  egzist«n«; 

de  p^or  ov  rcUiiiio  or  rekolektig  tigz  fxist;  re- 

tcn/on:  remeiubrans;  remiiiisens;  rekolekjon;  egt- 

emjon  from  oblivion;  ijm  ov  nolej  or  remembranfl; 

aunjon.  [{-'iipjan. 

.Mkmpuia.v,    Mem-fi-an,    a.    relatijj    tu  Memfii; 
.Men.  .Men,  n.  pi.  ov  Man. 
.Menace,  .Men-as,  h.  a  tret;  denunsia/on. 
.Menace,  .Men-as,  r.  t.  tu  tretn;  tu  tret. 
.Menacer,  -Men-a-ser,  (I.  wun  boimenasez  ortretni. 
.Menacing,  .Men-a-sig,  n.  de  akt  ov  tretnig:  a  tret. 
.Menage,  Mn-nq.^!,  n.  [/V.J  a  kolekjon  ov  auimali; 

niaiK^^eri;  luaua^. 
.Menaoererie,    .>ia-n43-er-e,    *r  Mon-aj-cr-e,   n. 

a  kolek/on  ov,  or  plas  for,  animalzT 
Menagogue,  -Men-a-gog,  ii.  a  mcdisin  tu  prompt 

dr  fluks  ov  de  mensiz. 
Mend,   .Mend,  r.  t.  tu  rcp4r  from  brecj  or  deki; 

tu  kortSkt;  lu  iiupnfiv;  tu  resjt;  tu  reform;  tu 

amend;  tu  emend. 
Mend,  Mend,  r.  i.  tu  gro  beter:  tu  impnibv. 
.Mendable,  .Mond-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  mended. 
.Mendacious,  Meu-da-Jus,  a.  fols;  Ijig.         [hud. 
.Mesdacity.  Men-das-i-li,  n.  habit  ov  Ijig;  a  fols- 
.Mendeb,  .Mond-er,  n.  wun  hm  mondz. 
.Mendicancy,  .^Ien-di-kan-si,  n.  begari;  mcndisiti. 
.Mendicant,  M^n-di-kant,  n.  wun  ba>begz;abegar. 
-Mendicant,  .Meu-di-kant,  a.  begig;  poor. 
Mendicity,   Men-dis-i-ti,  «.   de  Ijf  or  stat  ov  a 

bej^r.  [mera/on. 

-Mene,  .Me-w,  Q  Kaldnik  wurd  hwiq  signif  jz  nq- 
.Mesial,    Me-ni-al,    a.    belogig  tu  servants;   \a\ 

servil. 
.Menial,  Me-ni-al,  ».  a  dom^tik  servant. 
Menilite,  M^n-il-jt,  n.  {Min.}  a  mineral  aljd  ta 

0|Hkl. 

Meninges,  Mr-nin-jex,  n./>^{.-f/)<i/.Vtitimembrans 

envelopig  dc  bran,  kold  /»/a  and  rf^ra  maUr. 
Me.niscus,  .Mr-nis-ku3,  n.  u  Icnz,  konkav  on  wan 

sjd,  and  konveks  on  de  uder. 
Menispermum,  .Men-i-sp^*r-mum,  n.  {B'4.)  a  jenod 

ov  planus,  havig  fnt)t  ov  a  kre.sent-ljk  form. 
Mexiver.  .Men-i-ver,  n.  a  «mol  Roj/an  animal  will 

fjn  hwjt  fur;  de  fur  its«lf. 
Mennosite,  M^n-on-jt,  n.  wun  ov  de  f6Ioen  ov 

Menu,  a  kont^mporari  ov  Lqtcr,  h<ii  held  upin- 

yonz  similar  tu  dux  ov  de  Anabaptists. 
Menolooy.  .Me-n6l-<a-ji,  n.  a  rejistcr  ov  munta. 
Mesopome,  M6n-o-pom,  n.  an  amfibius  animal. 
.Menow.  .Min-o, «.  a  fiJ.     Se  {Min/ufc.} 
Men  PLEASER,  Mon-plei-er,  n.  wun  tai  tu^rf  ul  ta 

pifz;  a  flaterer. 
Men-pleasino,  Mdn-plci-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  ender- 

orig  lu  plei  uden  or  tu  gao  p6pyTilar  favor. 
Mknsa  rr  TUORO,    Mi'n-aa  et-t<5-ro,  [L.]  {Laic} 

from  burd  and  bed;  a  divurs;  a  nuiua  tt  toro  is 

hwcn  de  pqrtii  qr  alid  tu  lir  Mparat,  da  da 

mar^j  ia  not  diiolvd. 


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Mensal,  Men-sal,  a.  bslogig  tia  de  tabl;— inuntli. 
Mensks,  Men-sEz,  «.  pi.  \_L,]  munts; — {Med.)  de 

katamenial  er  muntli  disqcirjez. 
Menstrual,    Men-sirio-al,    a.    muntli;    lastig    a 

inuiit.  [disqqrj. 

Menstruous,    Men-strcD-us,  a.    havii)  ds  muntli 
Menstruum,  Mea-strtD-um,  n.  [Z.]  pi.  Men-strOb-a; 

a  dizolvig  fhyd;  a  solvent. 
Mensurability,    Men-Jq,-ra-bil-i-ti,    n.    dg  slat 

ov  bsir)  meujq,rabl.  LV^- 

Mensurable,    Men-Jn,-ra-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  meg- 
Mensural,  Men-Ji],-ral,  a.  rglatii)  lia  me3ri,r. 
Mensuration,    Men-J'n.-ra-Jon,  n.    de  akt  er  qrt 

ov  me3i],rii).  [ektyi|al. 

Mental,    Men-tal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  mjnd;  iutel- 
Mentally,    Men-tal-i,   ad.    intelektyi],ali:  in  de 

mjnd. 
Mention,    Men-Jon,    n.    de  akt  ov  menjonig;   a 

notis;  a  resjcal,  oral  er  ritn;  a  hint. 
Mention,    Men-Jon,   v.  t.    tia  nam;  tia  stat;  tu 

ekspres. 
Mentor,  Men-tor,  n.  [L.'\  a  wjz  k'snselor. 
Mephitic,  Me-fit-.k,  )       ^  j    ^^^^^^_ 

Mepuitical,  Me-fit-1-kal,  )  '        •" 

Mephitis,  Me-fj-tis,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Me-f  j-tez;  a  nokjus 

ekshalajon,  az  kqrbonik  asid  gas;  mefitizm. 
Mephitism,  Mef-it-iz-m,  ».  a  nokjus  ekshalajon. 
Mercantile,    Mer-kan-til,  a.  tradig;  komerjal. 
Mercaptain,   Mer-kap-ten,  n.  {  Ghern.}  a  iikvvid 

kompozd  ov  sulfur,  kqrbon,  and  hjdrojen,  hwiq 

akts  p-serfuli  on  merkn,ri.  [respekt  tu  hjr. 

Mercenariness,    Mer-se-na-ri-nes,    n.    venaliti: 
Mercenary',  Mer-se-na-ri,  a.  servig  fer  pa;  sold 

for  muni;  venal;  hjrd;  avarijus.  [a  hjrlig. 

Mercenary,  Mer-se-na-ri,  n.  wun  servig  fer  pa; 
Mercer,  Mer-ser,  n.  wun  hcD  selz  silks  and  wialenz. 
Mercership,  Mer-ser-Jip,  n.  de  biznes  ov  a  mer- 
ser.  [ik. 
Mercery,  Mer-ser-i,  n.  de  trad  ov  merserz;  traf- 
Mkrchandise,  Mer-qan-djz,  n.  komers;  trad;  wtirz. 
Merchandise,    Mer-qan-djz,    v.  i.    tia  trad;   tu 

trafik. 
Merchant,  Mer-qant,  n.  an  importer  er  eksporter 

ov  merqandjz;  a  holsal  trader.     In  de    Yiinited 

Stats,  a  retal  trader;  Q  Jopkeper. 
Merchantable,  Mer-qant-a-bl,  a.  fit  tu  be  bet 

and  sold. 
Merchantlike,  Mer-qant-lik,  a.  Ijk  a  merqant. 
Merchantman,    Mer-qant-man,  n.   a  Jip  ov  trad. 
Merchantship,  Mer-qant-Jip,  it.  a  Jip  engajd  in 

komers. 
Merchant-tailoe,  Mer-qant-ta-lor,  n.  a  talor  hoo 

fiirnijez  klodz  and  uder  materialz  fer  de  gqr- 

ments  hwiq  he  maks.  [kjnd. 

Merciful,    Mer-si-ful,    a.    kompajonat;   tender; 
Mercifully^,    Mer-si-ful-i,    ad.    in   a   mersiful 

maner.  [mersi. 

Mercifulness,  Mer-si-ful-nes,  n.  tendernes;  piti; 
Merciless,   Mer-si-les,  a.   verd  ov  mersi;  pitiles; 

krcDel.  [maner. 

Mercilessly,    Mer-si-les-li,    ad.    in   a   mersiles 
Mercilessness,  Mer-si-les-nes,  n.  wont  ov  mersi 

er  piii.  [aktiv. 

Mercurial,    Mer-ki^-ri-al,  a.  kontanig  merkq,ri; 
Mercurial,    Mer-kvj,-ri-al,    n.    a   preparajon  ov 

meikqri.  [wid  merkiyi. 

Mercurialize,    Mer-kq-ri-al-jz,    v.  t.    tu  imbq, 
Mercury,    Mer-kq-ri,  n.  an  anjent  heden  deiti; 

de  mesenjer  ov  de  Godz;  de  planet  hwiq  iz  ner- 

est  tu  de  sun; — a  metal  hwiq  iz  flqid  at  komon 

t^mperatqrz;  kwiksilver: — sprjllines;spritli  kwol- 
iliz;  a  mesenjer;  an  inl^lijenser;  a  karierov  nn,z: 

a  nqzpaper. 
Mercury,  Mer-kq,-ri,*  v.  t.  tu  woj  wid  merkqri. 
Mercy,    Mer-si,  n.  tendernes  toardz  an  ofender; 
unmerited  kjndnes;  klemcnsi;  mjldnes. 


Mercy-seat,  Mer-si-set,  n.  de  kuverig  ov  de  qrk 
ov  de  kiivenant  in  hwiq  de  toblz  ov  de  le  wer 
depozited,  hwiq  wozdemdde  Sfjejaltron  ov  God; 
— de  tron  ov  God. 

Mere,  Mer,  a.  dis  er  dat  onli;  absolq^t;  entjr. 

Mere,  Mer,  ».  a  pc&l;  a  lak;— a  bTSndari;  a  rij. 

Merely,  Mer-li,  ad.  simpli;  onli;  scolli;  absolqtli. 

-Meretricious,  Mer-e-triJ-us,  a.  Iqd;  Ms. 

Meretriciousness,  Mer-e-triJ-us-nes,  n.  fels 
alqrment. 

Merge,  Merj,  v.  t.  tu  imers;  tu  plunj;  tu  imeij. 

Merge,  Merj,  v.  i.  tu  be  swolod,  lost  er  sugk. 

Merger,  Merj-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  merjez. 

Meridian,  Me-rid-i-an,  n.  ndm;  midda;  an  im- 
ajiuari  grat  serkl  ov  de  sfer,  pasig  trOi  de  erts 
aksis  and  de  zenit  ov  de  spektator; — de  terestri- 
al  meridian  iz  an  imajinari  grat  serkl  pasig  trd) 
de  polz,  and  perpendikyqlar  tu  de  ekwator; — 
de  hjest  plas  er  pernt  ov  eni  tig; — plas  relativli 
tu  uder  sityqajonz. 

JIeridian,  Me-rid-i-an,  a.  beig  at  de  pffnt  OT 
nflon;  relatig  tu  midda  at  de  hjest  pernt. 

Meridional,  Me-rid-i-o-nal,  a.  relatig  tu  de 
meridian;  sudern;  suderli. 

Meridionality,  Me-rid-i-o-nal-i-ti,  n.  pozijon 
in,  or  aspekt  toardz,  de  s'st. 

Meridionally,  Me-rid-i-o-nal-i,  ad.  akordig  tu 
de  meridian. 

Merino,  Mer-e-no,  n.  \_Sp.'\  a  spejez  ov  f  jn-wuld 
Jep; — a  klot  mad  ov  fjn  wul. 

Merit,  Mer-it,  n.  dezert;  dq,  rewerd;  klam;  rjt. 

Merit,  Mer-it,  v.  t.  tu  dezerv;  tu  hav  a  rjt  tu. 

Meritorious,  Mer-i-to-ri-us,  a.  havig  merit; 
wurdi;  dezervig  ov  rewerd. 

Meritoriously,  Mer-i-to-ri-us-li,  ad.  in  a  de- 
zervig maner. 

Meritoriousness,  Mer-i-to-ri-us-nes,  n.  de  stat 
ov  dtzervig  rewerd. 

Merle,  Merl,*  n.  a  blakberd. 

Merlin,  Mer-lin,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  hek.  [fikajon. 

Merlon,  Mer-lon,  7i.  pqrt  ov  a  parapet  in  a  ferti- 

Mermaid,  Mer-mad,  n.  a  se-wuman;  a  fabld  an- 
imal, de  for  pqrt  wuman,  de  hjnder  pqrt  fij. 
3e  animalz  hcoz  aperans,  hwen  sen  at  a  distans, 
haz  bin  supozd  tu  hav  orijinated  de  jdea  ov  de 
meimad,  qr  de  setajus  dtigotj  and  tnanats. 

Merman,  Mer-man,  n.  a  se-man;  de  mal  ov  de 
mermad. 

Merrily,  Mer-i-li,  ad.  gali;  qerfuli;  wid  mert. 

Merriment,  Mer-i-ment,  n.  mert;  gaeti;  qerf  ulnes. 

Merriness,  Mer-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  meri; 
mert. 

Merry',  Mer-i,  a.  ga;  jovial;  qerful;  Iqfig;  kezrg 
mert  er  Iqfter;  brisk.  Tu  mak  meri,  tu  be 
jovial. 

Merry -Andrew,  Mer-i-An'droo,  n.  a  zani;  a  buf- 
dbn; — so  namd  from  (Andrew  Borde,)  a  fizijan 
in  de  Ijm  ov  Henri  VIII,  hot)  atrakted  notis  bj 
fasejus  speqez  tu  de  multitqd. 

Merrymaking.  Mer-i-mak-ig,  n.  a  festival;  a 
jovial  Luetig.  [mert. 

Merrymeeting,   Mer-i-met-ig,    n.    a   metig    fer 

Merrythought,  Mer-i-tet,  n.  a  ferkt  bon  at  de 
nek  ov  a  f'sl,  hwiq  Ua  personz  pul  at  pla,  hwen 
de  wun  ho)  braks  of  de  loggest  pqrt  haz  de  omen 
ov  beig  ferst  marid. 

Mersion,  Mer- Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  merj ig;  imerjon. 

MtSEEMS,  Me-semz,'  imperscnal  verb,  it  semz  tu 
me. 

Mesembryanthemum,  Me-sem-bri-an-te-mum,  n. 
a  plain  and  fl'ser.  [euteri. 

Mesenteric,  Mes-en-ter-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  de  mes- 

Mesentery,  Mes-en-ter-i,  h.  a  membrau  in  de 
inte.-tniz.  [teri. 

Meseraic,  Mes-e-ra-ik,  a.  belogig  tu  de  mesen- 

Mhsu,  MoJ,  n.  spas  betwen  de  tredz  ov  a  net. 


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MET 


Mesh,  Mi-J,  r.  (.  tu  ka<j  in  a  not;  tu  ensn^r. 

MicHiiy,  M^J-i,  ».  rttikyiiliitud,  l|k  iifi-wurk. 

Mksli.v,  Mei-lin,  m.  u  mik-lynr  uv  diforcnt  kjndz 
■IV  kthm:  rniulin;  -a  yiinyon  i.v  flokn. 

Mk-smkbio,  Mui-mt^r-ik,  a.  rrlutig  tu  lUL-xmericm. 

MuiMkaiHM,  Mez-mer-iz-m,  n.  de  qrt  uv  kutiu  a 
pi'kiilyar  kjnd  ov  Hirp:—  koid  o\i*j  klqmtns, 
animal  m.<ii/nftum,  and  »ffnnAnJ'iitttm;—eo 
k'll'l  from  (Anthony  Mi-sintT,)  liO)  ftT.-'t  brut  it 
iiiti.i  notis  at  Vienu,  ab'St  dt  ytr  177rt. 

Mksmkrizk,  Muz-mer-{z,  v.  t.  tu  put  iutu  a  8tat 
ov  uu'Zinerik  bifp.  Ij***- 

Ue8M£B1Zeb,  Mt>z-mer-|z-cr,  n.  wun  bat  m^zuor- 

MsSNC  Mfn,  a.  {Law)  inidl;  intorvcnig;  intor- 
mt'diat,  az  wun  betwen  u  tenant  and  hiz  siipe- 
rior  lord.  Mm  pri^fn,  an  interinediat  prose.-i, 
hwiq  iJnz  pcndiu  de  *i\\,  »r  hwi<j  intcrvtnz  be- 
twi'n  de  brj^inij)  and  end  ov  u  si^t. 

Mesocolon,  .Mus-u-k<b-lon,  n.  (Anat.)  At  va(>i- 
CDteri  ov  de  kulon. 

MssoLABE,  M^H-u-lab,  ».  an  instnbment  emptied 
bj  de  nnji'uls  lu  fjnd  too  men  pruiHjrJonalz 
betwt'n  Xjti  f^ivn  Ijnz. 

Mesole.  Me-Hul,  n.  a  mineral  hwiq  okiirz  masiv, 

flobyiilur,  or  reniform,  f'snd  in  Sweden  and  de 
ara  (bindz. 
Mk80lki"COs.    Mes-o-li\-ko8,    n.    a   projus    ston, 

bliik,  wid  a  Ktrek  ov  hw|t  in  de  midl. 
Mesolouarithm,  Mes-u-log-a-rit-iD,  n.a  iognritm 

ov  dr  ku-tanjent,  er  diferenjal  logaritm. 
Mksolyte,  MeM-u)i(t,  II.  {Slin.)  a  b|drnled  sili- 

kat  ov  iihimina,  l^m,  and  »ijdu;— kuld  ubo  ncdl- 

Mt.m. 
Mesomelas,  Me-96m-e-la-s  n.  a  pre/as  iUm,  wid 

a  bUk  vnn  |>qrtif)  cveri  kulor  in  de  mid^t. 
Mesomimialiun,  Mes-om-fa-li-on,  m.  {An^t.)  At 

widi  iiHvel. 
Mesothoeax.  >Ic;t-o-tJi-rak8,  n.  At  midl  taraks 

or  truyk  <>v  an  insekt. 
Mksotvpk,  Me.-<-u)-tip,  n.  (i/i'n.)  a  hjdrated  sili- 

kat  ov  ali^mina  and  suda;— kold  olsu  nAtrulit. 
MxSB,  Mej,  II.  a  dij;  a  kwontiti  ov  tVixl  sent  tu 

tabi  tu;»cder,  or  fi»ra  .■'orton  number;  Ja  h<«j  po<j: 

a  niikstyi|r:  an  al'sans  uv  fjid;  an  t'lrdinari,  az  ov 

militari  men; — a  number  ov  p^r^ouz  hoi  et  tu- 

gedcr  at  At  sam  tabl;  a  kum|)ani;  a  kroi;  a  med- 

li;  Q  mas;  a  »ct. 
Mess,  Mes,  r.  t.  tu  et:  tu  fed  tug^der. 
Message,  MtM-nj,  n.  an  erand;  notis  or  advjs  .sent. 

In  (te   Yiirtft'd  Stat",  u  komi\niknjon  or  a  I'roz- 

idcnt  or  Uuvernor,  on  publik  af4nc,  tu  At  L^jis- 

lalynr. 
Mesbenqer,  M^s-cn-jer,  n.  wun  his  karic  a  mesaj. 
Messiah,  Mej-j-o,  n.  de  Antrntcd;  Krist;  At  Sav- 

yor. 
Mes-^iahshif,  Me-sj-a-Jip,  n.  de  of  is  ov  Mesja. 
MESSIEt'RS,  Me/-urz,  »«r  Mes-yorz,  n.  (/>.]  f>) .  ov 

<  J/.'n/iiriir,)  MTz:  jenllnion.     It  iz  de  pli^ral  ov 

Mr.,  abre'viiltod  tu  \Mfi>»r».)  [tabl. 

Messmate,  Mes-mat,  n.  wnn  hin  ets  at  de  sam 
Me>*81aok,  Meswuj,  II.  {Law)  a  dwelig-b'ss,  ad- 

jiTnig  land,  ofiMi,  ki.,  aprupriat«d  tu  de  y\\s 

ov  dr  h-^'huld. 
Mestee.  .Mes-tr,  n.  <  Wttt  fniiifs)  At  ofsprig  ov 

u  hw[t  and  u  kwudnftn.     Kiln  ols<a  {itutUe.) 
Mbstinu,  Mcs-t«-no,  n.  At  ofsprij  ov  a  Spanyard 

or  Krrul  and  a  nativ  Indian;  o  mestez<D. 
Mestizo,   .Mos-it-tu,   «.   1«S/j.)    de   otsprin   ov  a 

Sjianyiird  or  hwit  }>^r8on  and  an  Amorikan  In- 
dian: <i  uieslcno. 
Mesymmci'M,  Mf-sira-ni-kuin,  n.  a  rcpctijon  at 

de  end  ov  a  stanza:  a  nrfmn. 
Met,  Met,  i.  and  }>.  from  Mrt. 
Metabasis,  Mr-tab-a-sis,  h.  [Gr.}  {likti.)  a  fig- 

y^T  b{  hwit;  dr  orator  pasei  from  wun  tig  tu 

autider;  a  tnuuijon. 


.MkTABOLA,  Me-tab-olu,  n.  a  ^nj  ov  tlm,  \c,  er 

dut'z.  [metak^irpus. 

.MetacaRpai^   Mct-B-ki\r-pal,    a.    reluiio    tu    de 
.Metacabpus,  .Met-a-kc(r-i>ui,    ii.    dc    p(|rt  ov  de 

band  betwen  de  riat  and  de  fi{)f^-n. 
.Metaciiuonism,  Me-tak-ra-nii-m,  n.a  dat  td)  bit 

in  t|tfl. 
.Metacism.  M6t-a-!)izm,n.de  iot  frekwent  okdrans 

ov  de  leter  m. 
.Metaoallate,  .Met-a-i^l-at,  n.  a  solt  formd  from 

mctugalik  luid  and  u  ban. 
-Metaoallic,  Met-a-gal-ik,  a.  {Chrm.)  ntjlipan 

a.sid  obtand  b^  a  Itirjal  dekumfiuzi/ou  ov  ipilik 

iL-id. 
.Metaue,  .Mt'-taj,   n.    At  mt^i^rment  ov  koli;   d( 

pri-  ov  nK^jturij). 
.Metaobammatism,  Met-a-gnim-a-tiz-ro, ».  trans- 

|>uj;ijon  <jv  leterz  su  az  tu  firm  ni^  wurdz. 
Metal,    .Met-al,   or   .Met-I,   n.    an    undekou|iuzd 

bodi,  ov   pekiilyur   luster,  insolyi^bl    in   wot«r, 

fi^zibl  bi  bet,  and  knpabl,  in  de  stat  ov  an  ok«id, 

ov  yiinjtig  wid  a.sidz,  and  fennig  wid  dem  me- 

lalik  .s-jlt-f.     He  inetalz  nun  tu  At  anJenLi)  w^r 

Revn,  nnmli :  guld,  silver,  [urn,  koper,  led,  mvr- 

ki^ri.  and  tin;  but  kemikal  siens  n«  reknx  forti- 

tiA  metal X. 
.MtTALEPSis,  Met-a-l^p-sis,  n.  {/ihet.)  At  kontin- 

yuajon  ov  a  trup.  [lepsis. 

.MtTALEPTic,  Met-a-ldp-tik,  a.   relatiji  tu  meta- 
MtTALEPTiCALLY,  Met-a-ldp-ti-kal-i, arf.  bjtrans- 

puziion. 
Metallic,  Me-tiil-ik,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  kontanig 

metal;  rezomlilig  metal.  [mcLalx. 

Metallikebous.    .Met-al-if-er-U8,    a.     prudi^sig 
Metalli.ne,  .Met-al-in,  a.  impregnated  wid  metal; 

kon-istig  ov  metal;  melalik. 
.Metallist,  .Met-al-ist,  n.  a  wurker  in  metalz. 
Metallography,  Met-al-og-ra-fi,  n.  a  de:jkripJon 

ov  metulx. 
Metalloid,  Met-al-^d,  n.  {Ck^m.)  a  non-metal- 

ik,  intlamabl  bodi,  az  sulfur,  fosfurus,  &k.:  apljd 

olsa  tu  de  metalik  basex  ov  fikat  alkaljz  and 

alkaljn  (•''t'', 
Metalloid,   .Met-al-«rd,  a.    {Chtm.)   relatig   tu 

UK-!altT>l:  l|k  metal. 
Metalliboic,  Met-a-ldr-jik,  )  a.  relatig  ta 

.Metalli'Boical,  Met-a-ldr-ji-kal,  1      metalurji. 
Metallubuist,    .Met-al-ur-jist,   n.    q    wurker   in 

uu-talz.  [melalt. 

Metalll'Bot,  M«jt-al-ur-ji,  n.  de  <\rt  ov  wurkin 
Metamobphic,    Met-a-m'ir-fik,    a.     nutig    qanj; 

<;anjabl  —{(jf<>l  )  notig  a  klaa  ov  rolu,  kold  elM 

stnitif(il  primnri  n>ks. 
Metamobphise.  .Mot-a-mur-fii,  r.  (.  tu  transform; 

tu  uu'lain  irluiz. 
.Metamorphose,  Mct-a-mor-foz,  r.  t.  tu  ^nj  de 

lorm  ov.  [ov  f.irmz. 

.Metamorphosee,  Met-a-mor-fo-ser,  n.  a  ^njer 
.Metamobphosis,  .Met-a-miir-fo-sis,   n.    [Gr.]  pt. 

Mei-a-miir-fio-sex;  <^nj  ov  form  or  Jap. 
Metaphor,  .Mei-a-for,  n.  {lihtt.)  a  komparison 

er  simile  komprjzd  in  a  wurd;  a  fi)0'*l''  '>t  hwii} 

a  wurd  iz  tninsferd  fniin  a  subjckt  lu  bwiq  it 

pn>|>erli  belogi,  tu  aniider,  in  suq  a  maner  dat 

u  koin|iarison  iz  impljd, do  not  formnii  ok-prest; 

ax,  de  "  nilrtr  mobn  "  ix  u  metafor;  "  UKtm  brjt  ai 

silvor,"  II  komparison. 
Metaphoric,  .Met-a-for-ik,  |  a.  partakig  or 

.Metaphhricai„  Met-a-for-i-kal,  j      meufor;  not 

lilorrtl;  ti^^ynrativ.  [tivli. 

.Metaphoeu'allt,  .Met-a-for-i-kal-i,  ad.  figriira- 
Metaphorist,  .Me-taf-o-ri«t,  er  M6i-a-for-i«t,  «. 

o  in'tki-r  ov  nx'taforx.  [la/on. 

Metaphrase.  Met-a-frai,  n.  a  mer  verbal  tr»o»- 
Metapiibast,  Mei-a-fnMt.  n.  a  maker  ov  a  meta- 

frax,  a  vvrbal  or  lit«n>i  tfanalator;  an  ini^pretar. 


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Metaphrastic,  Met-a-fras-tik,  a.  literal  in  in- 

terpretajon. 
Metaphysio,  Met-a-fiz-ik,  )  a.  verst  in  met- 

Metaphysical,  Met-a-f iz-i-kal,  \      afiziks;  relat- 

ir)  tu  metafiziks;  egzistig  onli  in  tat;  abstrakt; 

jeneral:  beyond  natyi^^r;  sn,pernatyixral. 
Metaphysically,  Met-a-fiz-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  met- 

afizikal  maner.  [metafiziks. 

Metaphysician,  Met-a-fi-ziJ-an,  n.  wun  verst  in 
Metaphysics,  Jlet-a-fiz-iks,  n.  pi.  de  f ilosof i  ov 

mind,  az  distiijgwijt  from  dat  ov  mater;  intel- 

ektyi^al  filosofi;  ontoloji;  sjkoloji. 
Metaphysis,  Me-taf-i-sis,  n.  transformajon;  met- 

amorfosis. 
Metaplasm,  Met-a-plaz-m,  n.  a  transpozijon  ov 

leterz,  kontrari  tia  dq,r  natyn,ral  order. 
Metastasis,  Me-tas-ta-sis,  w.  [Gr.]  pi.  Me-tas- 

ta-SEz;   {jfed.}   de  remocival   ov  at   set  ov  de 

dizez  from  wun  plas  tu  andder; — translajon. 
Metatarsal,  Met-a-t4r-sal,    a.    belogir)    tu   de 

metatarsus. 
Metatarsus,  Met-a-t4r-sus,   n.   {Anat.}   de   in- 
step; de  midi  ov  de  fiat  betwen  de  toz  and  de 

ar)kl.  [wurdz  or  leterz. 

Metathesis,  Me-tafi-e-sis,  n.  a  transpozijon  ov 
Metathetical,  Met-a-tet-i-kal,  a.  relatii)  tvx,  er 

kontanii)  transpozijon. 
Metathorax,  Met-a-t6-raks,  n.   [Gr.]    de   terd 

toraks  er  trugk  ov  an  insekt. 
Metatome,  Met-a-tom,   n.   {Arch.}  de  spas  be- 

twen  wun  dental  and  de  nekst. 
Mete,  Met,  v.  t.  tu  me^iy;  tia  redi^s  to.  meji^r. 
Mete,  Met,  n.  a  me;^i|r;  a  limit;  a  bund. 
Metempsychosis,  Me-temp-si-ko-sis,  n.  [  tfr.]  de 

transmigrajon  ov  de  sol  from  wun  bodi  tu  an- 

uder. 
Metemptosis,  Met-emp-to-sis,  n.  a  felii)  er  hap- 

nir)  a  da  after  de  tjm,  er  "de  da  after  de  is^t." 
Meteor,  Me-te-or,  n.  eni  natyi^ral  fenomenon  in 

de  atmosfer  er  kl'sdz;  a  li^minus,  tranjent  bodi, 

flotiij  in  de  atmosfer;  a  f jr-bol,  keld  elso  afeliy 

stqr; — eni  f)i\)  dat  tranjentli  dazlz  er  strjks  wid 

wunder. 
Meteoric,  Me-te-6r-ik,  a.  relatir)  tu  meteorz  er 

aeroljts;  brjt,  dazlig,  and  tranjent. 
Meteorite,  Me-te-o-rjt,  n.  a.  meteorik  stcDn;  a 

meteoroljt.  [an  aeroljt. 

Meteorolite,  Me-te-or-o-ljt,  n.  a  meteorik  ston; 
Meteorological,  Me-te-or-o-loj-i-kal,  a.  relatiij 

tu  meteoroloji.  [skild  in  meteorz. 

Meteorologist,   Me-te-o-rol-o-jist,    n.    a    man 
Meteorology^,  Me-te-o-rol-o-ji,   n,   de  sjens  ov 

meteorz,  and  ov  de  atmosfer  and  its  varius  fe- 

nomena,  partikyqlarli  de  stat  ov  de  weder. 
Meteoroscope,  Me-te-or-o-skrap,  n.  an  instroo- 

ment  far   takig   de   magnitii,d  and  distans  ov 

hevnli  bodiz. 
Meteorosgopy,  Me-te-or-6s-kca-pi,  n.   dat  pqrt 

ov  astronomi  hwiq  trets   ov   de   diferensez   ov 

remot  hevnli  bodiz,  dq,r  distansez,  &s. 
Meter,  Met-er,  n.  a  megii,rer;  az,  a  \cA-imter. 
Mete-stick,  Met-stik,  n.  a  staf  tu  me3ii,r  de  hjt 

ov  de  hold  ov  a  Jip,  and  tu  level  de  balast. 
Metheglin,  Me-teg-lin,  n.  drigk  mad  ov  huni 

and  weter  fermented  bj  yest. 
Methinks,  Me-tii)ks,  impersonal  verb,  \  ti^k;  it 

semz  tu  me. 
Method,  Met-od,    n.   a  si|,tabl   er   konvenyent 

aranjment  wid  a  \\\  tu  sum  end;  a  regyi],lar 

erder;  maner;  wa;  sistem;  rcDl;  mod;  regyi^^lariti. 
Methodic,  Me-tod-ik,  |  a.  relatiij  tu  metod; 

Methodical,  Me-tod-i-kal,  i      havig  metod;  eg- 

zakt;  regyn,lar. 
Methodically^,  Me-tod-i-kal-i,  ad.  akerdii)  tu 

metod  and  order.  [Metod  ists. 

Methodism,  Met-od-iz-m,  n.  de  prinsiplz  ov  de 


Methodist,  Met-od-ist,  n.  an  obzerver  ov  metod; 

Q  fizij'au  hcb  praktisez  bj  metod  or  rit)l.     Wun  ov 

a  relijus  denominajon,  htD  dat  dq,r  rjs  from  1729, 

at  de  IijgliJ  yuniversiti  ov  Oksford.     He  lederz 

wer  Jon  Wesli  and  Jerj  Hwitf eld. 
Methodistic,  Met-od-ist-ik,  )  a.  relatii)  tu 

Methodistical,  Met-od-ist-i-kal,  \  de  Metodists. 
Methodize,  Met-od-|z,  v.  t.    tu  regyi^lat;  tu  dis- 

poz  in  erder. 
Methodizer,  Met-od-jz-er,  n.  wun  hcD  metodjzez. 
Methodology,  Met-od-61-o-ji,  n.  a  diskors  kon- 

•sernir)  metod.  [aperd  tu  me. 

Methought,  Me-tet,  i.  from  Metvjks;    j  tet;    it 
Methylene,    Met-i-len,  n.    a    peki^lyar   likwid 

komp'Siud  ov  kqrbon   and  hjdrojen,  ekstrakted 

from  pjroksilik  spirit. 
Metic,  Met-ik.  n.   wun  livig  wid  uderz  in  d^ 

dweliij  or  siti. 
Metla,  Met-la,  n.  an  Amerikan  plant. 
Metonic,  Me-ton-ik,  a.  relatii)  tu  Meton,  rotig 

a  sjkl  ov  19  yerz;  so  namd  from  Meton,  an  Ate- 

nian. 
Metonymic,  Met-o-nim-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  meton- 

imi;  metonimikal.  [tiij  els;  not  literal. 

Metonymical,  Met-o-nim-i-kal,  a.  put  fer  sum- 
Metonymically,  Met-Q-nim-i-kal-i,  ad.  bj  me- 

tonimi. 
Metonymy,  Me-ton-i-mi,  or  Met-o-nim-i,  n.   in 

Jietorik,  a  figyii,r  bj  hwiq  wun  wurd  iz  put  fer 

aniider;  az,  gra  hqrz,  fer  old  aj;    Verjil,  fer  hiz 

rjtirjz;  lied  for  understandirj. 
Metope,  Met-o-pE,n.  a  skw^r  spasbetwen  trjglifs, 

in  de  frez  ov  de  Dorik  erder,  ofn  ornamented 

wid  skulptyi^r.  [in  metoposkopi. 

Metoposcopist,  Met-o-p6s-ko-pist,  n.  wun  verst 
Metoposcopy,  Met-o-pos-ko-pi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  div- 

inajon  bj  inspektii)  de  ferhed;  de  studi  ov  fizi- 

ognomi. 
Metre,  Me-ter,  n.  de  subdivigon  ov  a  vers;  me3ii,r, 

az  apljd  tu  vers:— vers;  de  yuniti  ov  de   Freng 

mejqr  ov  legt  ekwal  tu  39.37  IggliJ  ingez. 
Metrical,  Met-ri-kal,   a.   pertanig  tu  meter  or 

number;  havii)  meter  er  ritm;  mejurd;  konsistig 

ov  vers.  [er. 

Metrically,  Met-ri-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  metrika!  man- 
Metrifier,  Met-ri-f  j-er,  n.  a  metrist;  a  versif  jer. 
Metrist,  Me-trist,  n.  a  versif  jer;  a  poet. 
Metrology,  Me-trol-o-ji,  n.   a  tretiz  on,  er  eks- 

pozijon  ov,  wats  and  megqrz. 
Metronome,  Met-ro-nom,  n.    an   instrcDment   or 

pendulum  yi\,zd  fer  determinig  de  mmvment,  dat 

iz,  de  kwiknes  er  slones  ov  mii,zikal  kompozijon. 
Metropolis,  Me-trop-o-lis,  n.   de  qef  siti  ov  a 

kuntri. 
Metropolitan,  Met-ro-p61-i-tan,  n.  a.  bijop  ov 

de  muder-qurq;  an  qrqbijop. 
Metropolitan,  Met-ro-p61-i-tan,   a.   belogig  tta 

a  metropolis. 
Metropolitic,  Met-ro-p61-i-tik,  )  a.  belog- 

Metropolitical,  Met-ro-po-lit-i-kal,  i      ig  tu  a 

metropolis;  qef.  [stans. 

Mettle,   Met-1,  n.   spirit;   sprjtlines;  kuraj;  sub- 
Mettled,  Met-ld,  a.  kurajus;  ful  ov  qrdor. 
Mettlesome,  Met-1-sum,  a.  Ijvli;  brisk. 
Mettlesomely,  Met-)-sum-li,  ad.  wid  spirit. 
Meum  et  tuum,  Me-um  et  ti^-um,  [/,.]  mjn  and 

djn.     In  Le,  yi^zd  fer  de  proper  gjdz  ov  rjt. 
Mew,  Mi^,  a.  a.  kaj;  an  enklogi\,r; — a  se-ful. 
Mew,  Ml],,  v.  t.  tu  Jut  up;  tu  konf  jn; — tu  Jed,  az 

federz;  tu  molt. 
Mew,  Mi|,  v.  i.  tu  molt; — tu  krj  az  a  kat. 
Mewing,  Mii,-ig,  n.  de  krj  ov  a  kat;  a  moltig. 
Mewl,  Mql,!  ■?;.  i.  tu  krj  or  skwol  az  a  qjld. 
Mewler,  Mq,l-er,  n.  wun  hcD  skwolz  er  mi^lz. 
Mews,  Mqz,  n.  pi.  plasez  fer  enklozig  hersez;  sta- 

blz.    Qrijinali  da  wer  plasez  fer  beks. 


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Mexican,  M(<k«-i-kan,  n.  a  nutiy  oy  Mfksiko. 
MtxiL'AS,  Moks-i-kiin,  a.  relntiu  tu  Mi-kiiku. 
MtztUKOX,  Mt-ie-rt-on,  u.  a  »\>tjei  dv  dal'nc  or 

Hpurj-lorol;  a  Jrub  diit  flucri  vcri  t-rli. 
Mkzzanink,  M(5z-a-iiEn,  «.  {Arch.)a  ittori  or  smol 

liji  inlruilt'ist  bftwt'n  td)  bjcr  wunz. 
Mkzzo,  Mt't-su),  or  S\6i-u,  ».  men;  niidl. 
MkzzU'Rilievo,    Mot-su-rE-lev-o,     or  M6z-o-re- 

lev-k>,  II.  iiii'll  rclef,  or  deini-relef,  betwt'u  bas- 

relef,  and  hi-rElEf.  [metzutiuta. 

Mezzotint,    Mot-su-tint,   n.  a  kjnd  ov  ongravio; 
Mezzotinter,  Mot-30-tint-er,  n.  wun  hcD  prakti- 

siM  nict'<utiiit(D. 
Mezzotinto,  Mt't-so-tin-to,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  engrav- 

i|)  on  kii|>('r,  rE/.ciiibli|)  droiyz  in  Indian  iyk. 
Mezzotinto,   Mot-sta-tin-to,  i>.  t.   tu  engruv   or 

reprEzent  in  utotsutinto. 
MiiouK,  Mur,  n.  {Zoal.)  a  spejez  or  intelmp. 
MiARciYKiTE,  Mi-qr-jer-it,  n.  a  spejez  ov  r.ir  min- 
ora J. 
MiAHM,  Mj-az-m,  n.  a  nokjus  or  infekjus  eksbal- 

ujiin  or  ]Hirtikl  floti^)  in  de  iir;  miaznia. 
Miasma,  Mi-az-uia,  n.,  pf.  Mi-az-uia-ta;  a  nokjus 

p()riikl,  sub.stau:^,  or  ek!<halaJon  flotig  in  de  f^r. 
M1A8MATIC,    M{-az-mat-ik,   a.    nokjus;   infekjus; 

tnnlfd. 
Mica,  Mj-ka,  11.  a  Jjnij)  mineral  gub.'Jtans  f'xnd  in 

tin,  simbd,  rlastik,  transpiirent  laniinr. 
Micaceous,  M[-ku-Jus,  h.  rElatio  tu  mika;  gliter- 

'O;  Ji'iiJl- 
Mica -SCHIST,  Mj-ka-Jist, }  n.  wun  ov  de  locst  ov 
MiCA-sLATE,   Mj-ka-slat,  i   de  stratifjd  roks  kom- 

pt^zd  uv  k\Tort.i  and  niika. 
Mice,  Mj^,  ».  i>l.  ov  j/sg. 
Michaelmas,  Mik-oi-iua.s  n.  de  fest  ov  de  qrk- 

unjcl  .Mjkiiel,  de  2yt  ov  September. 
Micher,  .Miij-er,*  n.  a  lei;  a  skulker;  a  lazi  ler- 

tercr. 
MiCKLE,  Mik-1,*  a.  {Scotch}  mnc;  grat. 
Microcosm,  Mj-kro-koz-m,  n.  a  titl  wurld;  man, 

kon.xideni  az  an  epitome  ov  de  makrokozm,  or 

de  ijrnt  wurld. 
Microco.smical,   -Mi-kro-koz-mi-kal,    a.    relatio 

tu  a  inikrukoziu. 
MiCROCos.MOGRAPnv,  Mj-kra-koz-m6g-ni-fi,  n.  de 

dEskri]>Jipn  ov  man  az  a  litl  wurld. 
MicuocousTic,    Mj-kru-k(f).s-tik,    a.    inkresin    de 

intcnsiti  ov  s'xnd.  [fijez. 

MiCRODON,  .Mj-kru-don,    »i.    a  jrnus  ov  ekstiokt 
MiCROORAPHY,  Mj-krog-ra-fi,  n.  de  deskripjon  ov 

8U(;  objektd  az  qr  tU)  mini^t  tu  be  sen  widit  de 

help  ov  (I  injkro.skop. 
MiCROLiTE,  Nlj-kru-ljt,  n.  (J/in.)  a  mineral  hav- 

ijj  viTi  ."niitl  kristaiz. 
Micrometer,   Mj-krom-e-tcr,   n.    an    instroDment 

apljd  tu  ttMeskiJixs  and  mjkru.skops,  for  me^^qrijj 

veri  smol  di.ttan.-cz,  or  de  d|ametcrz  ov  objektj 

hwiq  xublend  veri  sniol  agglz. 
Microphone,  .Mi-kro)-f(jn,  n.  (J/i**.)   an  instrto- 

ment  for  inkresiu  de  intensiti  ov  l<j  s'sndz. 
MiCROPVLK,  Mj-kru-pjl,  11.    {Mat.}    a  perforajon 

tnfj  dr  «kin  ov  a  std  over  agcnal  de  apolu  ov  de 

nqklru-*. 
MiCEOscoPK,  Mj-kro-skop,  n.  an  optikal  instnb- 

ment  hwiq  enablz  us  tu  »e  and  egzdmin  objckts 

hwi(;  qr  Uh  min\it  tu  be  sen  b(  de  naked  j. 
Microscopic,  .Mj-kro-sk6p-ik,  )    a.    rclatig 

Microscopical,  .Mi-kru-8k6p-i-kal,  i      tu  a  mj- 

kruskijp;  veri  minqt. 
MiCROScopiST,  Mj-kro-skup-ist,  n.    wun  v^'rst  in 

mjkniskupi. 
Microscopy,   Mj-kros-ko-pi,  n.    de  qrt  bj  hwi^ 

8U10I  objekt.1  qr  mad  tu  aper  lorj. 
Micturition,  Mik-tq-riJ-on, n.  de  vffdifl  ov  rqrin. 
Mid,  Mid,  a.  midi:  ckwuli  bstwen  toi  ckBlrtmz; — 

yqtd  in  kompoiijon;  as,  mid -da. 


MiuA,  Mi  ila,  fi.  a  wurm  prodquip  de  ben-flj. 

Mil*  AIR,  Mid-iir,  »i.  dt  uiidl  ov  de  »kj. 

.MiDAH,  Mj  da><,  n.  {Zuol.)  a  Hprjtz  ov  .S'st  Amor- 

ikan  inuoki.  [de  midI  ov  u  ^inel. 

Miu-channel,  Mid-Q&D-cl,  n.   a  wa  akroj),  or  in 
.MiDCOLRSE,  .Mid-kom,  n.  midI  wa. 
.Midday,  .Mid-da,  a.  mrridiiinal:  beig  at  nan. 
.Midday,  Mid-du,  n.  nAir.  mrridian, 
AllDDLE,  Mid-1,  a.  ekwuli  di-tunt  from  de  ta>  ok»- 

tri'Miz;  iutermediat:  seiitral:  mrn;  medial;  intcr- 

venig. — A/idl  aj<z,  u  prriod  koniorjzinabTii  sevn 

hundred  or  a  tiszand  yrrz,  from  dt  filt  orde  att 

sdntnri  tu  de  fifteiit  Kontqri  ovde  Krlatyan  era. 

^{ffi/i'M^r,  At  lopgesl  finger.— J/it/^  pa»au  or 

miii-paiiiij,  de  pasaj  ov  a  'ulav  Jip  from  Afrika 

akroa  de  Atlanlik  CJJan. 
-Middle,  .Mid-1,  ».  de  wrt  or  plas  ekwali  distant 

from  de  tiD  ckstr^inz;  at  scnter;  de  midst. 
.Middle-aged,  .Mid-1-ajd,  a.   plaat,  or  beig  ab-st 

de  midI  <>v  lif. 
MiDDLK-AGE,  .Mid-l-aj,a.  bel6()io  tu  de  midl  ajez. 
.Middle-earth,  .Mid-l-»;rt,  n.  de  ert,  az  kousiderd 

bftwt'n  hevn  and  hel. 
•^IIDDLE-MA.v,  Mid-1-man,  n.,  pi.  Mid-1-men;  a  man 

hO)  haz  de  di.-ipozal  or  sal  ov  gudz,  or  ov  rcntig 

ov  landz  or  estats; — {-ilil.}  wun  htD  standz  in  de 

raidl  ov  df  fjl. 
.Middlemost,  lMid-1-most,  a.  beig  in  de  midl. 
.MiDDLESizED,  Mid-l-sjzd,  a.  beig  ov  midl  or  aver- 

aj  .«iz. 
Middling,  Mid-lig,  a.  or  midl  ragk;  or  modorat 

.•<;z,  eki^tent,  or  kapasiti:  pasabl. 
MiDDLiNOLY,  Mid-lin-li,  aJ.  pa.«abli;  indiforentU. 
.MiDUE,  Mij,*  «.  an  in.sekt;  a  nat. 
.MiD-HEAVEN,  Mid-hev-n,  11.  de  midl  ov  hevn  or 

ov  df  skj;  de  p«Tnt  ov  de  ekiiptik  hwiq  iz  at  de 

meridian  at  cni  t|m. 
-MiDLA.ND,  Mid-land,  a.  sursnded  bj  land:  interior. 
.MiDLEO,  Mid-leg,  n.  de  midl  ov  de  leg. 
-Midlent,  Mid-lent,  n.  de  midl  ov  Lent. 
.Midnight,  .Mid-nit,  »i.  twelv  oklok  at  njt. 
.Midnight,  Mid-njt,  a.  beig  in  de  midl  ov  de  njt. 
.\IiDNOON,  .Mid-niiin,  II.  de  midl  ov  de  da. 
.MiDiuu,  .Mid-rib,  11.  de  midl  rib  or  van  ov  a  lef. 
.Midriff,  .Mid-rif,  u.  de  djafram;  de  skin  or  mem- 
bran  hwic  .sopanits  de  lu|)z  from  de  locr  beli. 
.MiD-SEA,  .^Iid-.se,  II.  de  midl  ov  de  sc. 
.Midship,  .Mi<l-Jip,   «.,  pi.   .Mid-Ji|«<:  {yaut.)  At 

mull  ov  de  Jip,  wid  referens  tu  legt  or  bredt. 
.Midship,  Mid-Jip,  a.  bElogig  tu  de  midl  or  de 

Jip. 
Midshipman,  )Iid-Jip-man,  n.   a  kind   or   naval 

kadet,  or  inferior  yug  ofiser,  on  Lord  a  Jip  or 

wor.     l[  pant-inidfiinnan  iz  wun  ha>  hai  past  an 

egzaniinajon  in  semanjip,  ks. 
MiDsKv,   .Mid-ski,  n.  de  midl  ov  dt  atmasfer. 
Midst.  Midst,  h.  de  midl:--a.  midino.xt. 
Midst,  .Mid.<t,  in-f/'.  puctikali  yqzil  for  a7ni</«^ 
.Mii>STUEAM,  .Niid-strem,  n.  de  midl  ov  de  strem. 
Midsummer.  Mid-sum-er,  n.  de  sumer  solstis,  Jqn 

21st  or  22d. 
-Midsummer-day,  Mid-sum-er-da,  n.  Jqn  24t,  de 

festival  ov  St.  Jon  de  Hajitist. 
Midway,  .Nlid-wii,  11.  de  midl  ov  de  wa. 
Midway,  -Mid-wa,  a.  brig  in  de  midl. 
.Midway,  .Mid-wa,  ad.  in  de  midl  ov  dc  pa«4J' 
.Midwife,  .Mid-wif,  11.  a  wuman  ha>  aaists  wimen 

in  (;ildb<;rt. 
Midwifery,    Mid-wjf-ri,  n.    dc    qrt  ov    a-^istig 

wimen  in  (jildbert;  trnd  ov  a  midwjf:  obstelrik.-". 
Midwinter,   .Mid-wiu-ter,   n.    de  winter  .solstis 

Des.  21.st  tu  23d. 
MiDwooD,  .Mid-wud,  a.  in  At  midl  or  dr  wud. 
MiEMiTE,  Mj-e-mit,  n.  {Mi».)  a  magnejian  kqr- 

bonat  ov  lim,  ov  a  gren  kulor,  from  Micmo  in 

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Mien,  Men,  n.  v;  luk:  manei';  aspekt. 
Miff,  Mif,i  n.  a.  sljt  rszentment. 
Miff.  Mif.t  v.  t.  tu  giv  a  slit  ofens. 
Miffed,  Mift,}.  a.  sljtli  ofended;  displezd. 
Might,  Mjt,  t.  from  Jfa;  kud;  had  p-ser  txa  doo. 
Might,    Mjt,   n.    p-ser;   strept;  fors.     %  Wid  mit 

find  man,  wid  mjt  er  utmost  streijt. 
Mightily,  Mjt-i-li,  ad.  p^erfiali;  stroijli; — tveri 

muq.  [digniti. 

Mightiness,  Mjt-i-nes,  n.   pser;  gratnes;  hjt  ov 
Mighty,  Mjt-i,  a.  p-serfial  bj  komdnd,  bj  inflii,ens, 

or  bj  number;  strog  in  eni  respekt;  havii)  mjt  er 

fcDrs;  potent;  vast;  impertant;  momentus. 
Mignonette,  Min-yo-net,  n.  an  anyq,al  plant  and 

fl-ser,  prjzd  fer  its  swEt  sent. 
Migrate,  Mj-grat,   v.   i.    tu  remdbv  tia   anuder 

kuntri  or  distrikt. 
Migration,  Mj-gra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  mjgratii]; 

qanj  ov  rezidens;  remcuval. 
Migratory,  Mj-gra-to-ri,  a.  remoovii)  from  plas 

tia  plas;  qanjig  rezidens. 
Milanese,  Mil-an-ez,  n.  siij.  and  pi.  a.  nativ,  er 

nativz  ov  Milan. 
Milch,  Milq,  a.  givii)  milk:  az,  a  mil(]  k-s. 
Mild,  Mild,  a.  kjnd;  tender;  soft:  jentl;  not  akrid; 

not  violent;   not   hcirj;   not  Jqrp;    melo;    swet; 

plezant. 
Mildew,  Mil-dvi,  n.  a  dizEZ  in  plants;  a  rusti  er 

moldi  aperans,  hwiq  kezez  bljt,  deka,  er  det  tu 

plants;  sumtjmz  keld  rud,  and  lilt.    It  iz   pro- 

dv^st  bj  inni|merabl  mini^t  f unji. 
Mildew,  Mil-dq,  v.  t.  tu  tant  wid  mildq,. 
Mildly,  Mjld-li,  ad.  in  a  mjld  maner;  jentli. 
Mildness,  Mjld-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  bEii)  mjld; 

jentlnes;  tendernes;  mersi;  klemensi. 
Mile,  Mil,  n.  de  yii'^iial  mejqr  ov  rodz.    An  Ii)- 

glij  staty^lt  rajl  iz  8   furloijz,  or  320  rodz,  17(50 

yqrdz.     Se  anjent  Roman  mil,  {7nille passtnn,} 

woz  1000  pasez,  er  1600  yqrdz.     Hz  Jerman  mjl, 

6859  yqrdz. 
Mileage,  Mjl-aj,  n.  fez  fer  travel  bj  de  mjl. 
Milestone,  Mjl-ston,  n.  a  ston  set  tu  mqrk  de 

mjl/,. 
Milfoil,  Mil-ferl,  n.  a  plant;  de  yaro. 
Miliaria,  Mil-i-a-ri-a,  n.  a  dizez  atended  bj  an 

erupjon  rszemblii)  milet-sed;  milyari  er  eriiptiv 

fever. 
Miliary,  Mil-ya-ri,  a.  smel;  Ijk  milet-sed. 
Miliola,  Mi-lj-o-la,   n.    an  ekstiijkt  molusk  er 

zoofit.  [Jel. 

Miliolite,  Mi-lj-o-ljt,  n.  {Min.}  a  mjkroskopik 
MiLiOLiTic,  Mil-i-o-lit-ik,  a.  relatii)  tu  er  kon- 

tanir)  milioljts. 
Militant,  Mil-i-tant,  a.  fjtig;  engajd  in  werf^r. 

3e  'ju?y  militant,  de  qurq  on  ert  engajd  in  wer- 

f£ir  wid  hel  and  de  wurld,  distii)kt  from  de  qurq 

trjiimfant  in  hevn. 
Militarily,  Mil-i-ta-ri-li,  ad.  in  a  soljerii  maner. 
Military',  Mil-i-ta-ri,  a.  rElatii)  tu  an  qrmi,  er 

tu  qrmz,  or  tva  wor;  werljk;  mqrjal;  soljerii. 
Military,  Mil-i-ta-ri,  n.  pi.  de  soljeri;  de  qrmi. 
Militate,  Mil-i-tat,  v.  i.   tu   opoz;    tu   operat 

agenst. 
Militia,  Mi-IiJ-a,  n.  a.  bodi  ov  sitizenz  regyq^larli 

enrold  and  trand  tu  militari  eksersjzez,  but  not 

engajd  in  aktyi],al  servis  eksept  onemerjensiz,  az 

distiijgwijt  from  regyqlar  troops  hccz  sol  okyi|- 

pajon  iz  wor  or  militari  servis;  de  enrold  soljerz; 

de  standiij  fors  ov  a  najon. 
Milk,  Milk,  n.  de  likor  wid  bwiq  femalz  fed  dq,r 

yui)  from  de  brest;  a  flipd  sekreted  bj  peki^lyar 

glandz  in  de  brest  er  uder  ov  mamiferus  animalz, 

and  wid  hwiq  suq  animalz  fed  di\,r  yug;  emuljon 

er  jii,s  ov  plants. 
Milk,  Milk,  v.  t.  tu  dre  milk  bj  de  hand;  tu  suk. 
Milken,  Milk-n,*  a.  konsistig  ov  milk. 


Milker,  Milk-er,  jt.  wun  dat  milks  er  givz  mjlk. 
Milk-fever,  Milk-fe-ver,    «.    {Med.)  puerperal 

fever. 
Milkiness,   Milk-i-nes,  n.    rezemblans  tu   milk; 

softnes. 
Milkmaid,  Milk-mad,  n.   a   wuman  emplofd   in 

dE  dari. 
Milkman,  Milk-man,  n.  a  man  hot)  selz  milk. 
MiLKPAiL,  Milk-pal,  n.  a  pal  fer  resevig  milk. 
Milk-porridge,  Milk-por-ij,  )    n.    fJid    mad    bj 
Milk-pottage,  Milk-pot-aj,   \       bfflig  milk  wid 

woter  and  mel  er  fliser.  [ssvd. 

MiLK-scoRE,  Milk-skor,  n.  an  ak'snt  ov  milk  re- 
MiLK-siCKNESS,    Milk-sik-nes,    n.    a     malignant 

dizez  ov  de  western  Yqnjted  Stats,  afektig  katl, 

and  elso  personz  hc»  mak  yqs  ov  de  flej  er  dari 

produkts  ov  infekted  katl. 
Milksop,  Milk-sop,  n.  bred  stept  in  milk; — a  soft, 

mjld,  simp],  efeminat  man. 
Milk-tooth,  Milk-ttot),  n.,  pi.   Milk-tet;   a   smel 

for  toot  hwiq  a  fol  kuts  at  ab'st  trE  munbs  old, 

and  kasts  beftir  hE  iz  tre  yerz  old;  wun  ov  de 

ferst  tet  ov  a  qjld. 
MiLKVETCH,  Milk-veq,   n.   a   jenus  ov  herbajus 

and  Jrubi  plants.  [tiz. 

Milkweed,  Milk-wed,  n.  a  plant  ov  several  varje- 
Milkwhite,  Milk-hwjt,  a.  hwjt  az  milk. 
Milky,  Milk-i,  a.  mad  ov  er  Ijk  milk;  soft;  jentl. 
Milky-way,  Milk-i-wa,  n.  a  bred  and  iregyqlar 

zon  dat  suriindz  de  hevnz,  supozd   tu  be    de 

blended  Ijt  ov  innv|,merabl  fikst  stqrz;  de  gal- 

aksi. 
Mill,  Mil,  n.  an  enjin  fer   grjndig  kern,  &s.;  a 

majen  er  enjin  hooz  akjon  dependz  qefli  on  s^r- 

kvj,lar  mojon,  yqzd   for  varius   purpusez:  az,  a 

bqrk-7;w7,  kotn-mi7,  iVsr-mil,  ul-mil,  se-mil,  &s.; 

— wun-tent  ov  a  sent  in  Yqnjted  Stats  muni. 
Mill,  Mil,  v.  t.  tu  grjnd;  tu  kominixt:  tu  stamp 

kern  in  de  mint. 
MiLLCOG,  Mil-kog,  n.  de  t<J)6  ov  a  mil-hwel. 
Milldam,  Mil-dam,  n.  a  dam  tia  flo  weter  fer 

a  mil. 
MiLLEGRAM,  Mil-E-gram,  n.  a  tuzandt  pqrt  ov  a 

gram  in  Frenq  megqr. 
MiLLENARiAN,  Mil-en-a-ri-an,    n.    a   belever  in 

de  milenium.  [yErz. 

Millenary,  Mil-en-a-ri,  n.  de  spas  ov  a  tiszand 
Millennial,  Mil-en-i-ai,  a.  pertanig  tu  dg  mil- 
enium. 
Millennium,  Mil-en-i-um,  n.  [L.]  a  t'szand  yerz; 

a  tiszand  yerz  ov  Krjsts  ran  on  ert. 
Milleped,  Mil-e-ped,  ti.  an  animal  ov  a  fiiszand, 

er  ov  meni  fet;  a  wud-l'ss,  de  pqmer-wurm. 
MiLLEPORE,  Mil-E-por,  n.  a  sert  ov  koral  er  lito- 

fjt,  hwiq  hav  d^r  surfas  perforated  wid  nq,mer- 

us  litl  holz. 
MiLLEPORiTE,  Mil-e-pcD-rjt,  n.  a  fosil  milepor. 
Miller,  Mil-er,  n.  wun  hoD  atendz  a  mil. 
Miller's-thdmb,  Mil-erz-tum,  n.  a  smel  fij. 
Millesimal,  Mil-es-i-mal,    a.    t'szandt;   konsist- 
ig ov  a  t-szand  pqrts. 
Millet,  Mil-et,  n.  a  plant  and  gran; — a  kjnd  ov  f ij. 
Mill-hand,  Mil-hand,  n.  a  wurkman  emplffd  in 

a  mil. 
Mill-horsE;  Mil-hers,  n,  a  hers  dat  turnz  a  mil. 
MiLLiARY,  Mil-i-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  denotig, 

a  mjl. 
Millilitre,  Mil-i-lj-ter,  n.    in   Frenq   megq^r,  a 

t^szandt  pqrt  ov  a  Ijter. 
Millimetre,  Mil-i-me-ter,  n.  in  Frenq  mejtir,  a 

t'szandf)  pqrt  ov  a  meter. 
Milliner,  Mil-i-ner,  n.  wun   hit)  maks  and  selz 

hed-dresez,  kaps,  &s  ,  for  wimen. 
Millinery,  Mil-i-ner-i,  a.  relatig  tu  er  mad   bj 

a  miliner.  [milinerz. 

Millinery,  Mil-i-ner-i,  n.  de  wurk  er  w^rz  ov 


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MiM-iNFT,  Mil-i-ndf,  n.  u  sort  nv  kor^,  tin  mozlin. 
Mii.i.iNCi,  Mil-io.  «•  <*E    akt    ov    yiizi|)  o  mil;  de 

iikt  ..V  lulio;-'tt  "•'l  "^'  Ix'k'ili  IT  l.itin. 
MiLiiov.  Mii-yon,  v.  ton  huinlred  tTsiaml. 
Mii-LioNAttY,  Mil-yon-n-ri,  a.    konsi.stijj   ov   mil- 

VMIIJ!. 

Mii.LioNSAiKE,  Mil-yon-4r,  n.  [Fr.]  a  man  poz<*st 
ov   j)ni[K'rti   ov  de   valyn,  ov  wun  or  mor  mil- 

Millionth,  Mil-ynt,  a.  dt  ordinal  ov  a  tnilyon. 
MiLLREA,  »r  MiLLBEE,  Mil-re,    n.    a    I'ortyii^^z 

k«fn,  ov  At  valyti  ov  a  tszand  reae,  or  mb^t  83 

(•onts. 
MiLLSTOSK,  Mil-ston,  n.  a  ston  wid  hwiq  kom  iz 

frrMi.l. 
Mill  TOOTn,  Mil-tiot,  n.  a  grinder:  a  dubl  ttf)t. 
Mill  xriiKKL,  Mil-hwel,  n.  a  hwr  1  yii/.d  in  a  mil. 
MiLL-WHiOHT,  Mil-rjt,  M.    a    kqrpeiitfr  ho*   kon- 

stniktH  nub.. 
Milt,  Milt,  n.  dr  sperm  ov  de  mnl  fij:  de  ?plrn. 
Milt.  Milt.  i'.  '.  tu  iinprognnt  de  ro  ov  de  feiiml 
MiLTKU,  Milt-iT,  ri.  Ac  mnl  ov  eiii  iij.  [fiJ. 

Miltwobt.  Milt-wurt,  u.  a  ]ilniit;  splenwurt. 
MiLViNE.  .Mil-vin,  n.  wun  ov  dr  klu.^  uv  raptorial 

lirnl/..  iiikli;di|)  de  kit. 
Mime.  Mim,  u.  a  mimik;  wiin  h(t>  amq^zez  bj  jes- 

tikynln'/'aiz;  n  biifidn:  a  Iqrs. 
MiMK.sis,  Mi-iiu'-sis,  u.  {A'/ut.y  a   fiRynr  ov  sprq 

liwiirl);  dc'akjonz  and  wurdz  ov  udorz  qr  rcpre- 

zj^ntfd. 
Mimetic,  Mi-ra(^t-ik,  )       :,„:,„,;...  „r.ir 

MiMKTiCAL.  Mi-m6t-i-kal,  (  '     ^^ 

Mimic.    Mimik,    r.   t.    [i.  mimikt,  pr.   mimikiu, 

miinikt:'   tu  imitflt  for  sport:  tu  up. 
Mimic.  Mim-ik,  m.  a  hidikriis  iinitAtcir:  a  buMm. 
Mimic.  Mim-ik,  /  a.  relntip  tu  niimikri:  ini- 

MiMiCAL.  Miin-i-kal,  i  itntiv:  aktip  At  mimik. 
MiMiCALLY.  .Miin-i-kal-i,  W.  ina  miniikul  manor. 
Mimicry,  .Mim-ik-ri,  n.   burle.ik  or  plaful    imi- 

tii/iin. 
MiMoc.nAPHER.  Mi-m6g-ra-fer,  n.  a  rjterov  fqrsez. 
Mimosa.  Mi-ino-sa,  n.  {Bot.}  de    st-nsiiiv  plant. 
MiMii.fS,  Mim-yn,-lus,  «.  a  jenus  ov  plants;  de 

nmiiUi-fl'ser. 
MiNACiois,  Mi-nA-Jus,  a.  f ul  ov  trets. 
MiNACiTT,  Mi-naa-i-ti,  ii.  a   dispozijon    tu   yi^z 

trcts.  [tektynr. 

MiNARKT,  Min-a-ret,  n.  a  s]>ir    in    Sarasen  ^rki- 
MiNATORY,  Min-a-to-ri,  a.  tretnip. 
MlNCK,  .Min?,  r.  t.  tu   kut  intu  smrtl   pqrts; — tu 

mcnjon  fknfipqlusli,  bj  a  litl  at  a  tjin:  tu  pnliat; 

tu  fkstonyiyit:  tu  !<pek  wid  afekted  sioftnes;  tu 

klip  and  hqf  pron'xns. 
MlNCE.  Mins,  r.  1.  tu  akt,  wok,  or  spek  wid  af^kt- 

cd  diMikiisi  or  njseti. 
Mincemeat,  Miiis-met,      )  >i.  met  f;opt  intu  veri 
MiNCED-MEAT,  Minst-met,  i      smol  pesoz. 
Mince  PIE.  .Miii.s-ii|,     I   n.  a  pj  mad  ov  minst  met, 
MiNtKi)  PIE,  Minst-j)i,  f        or   ov   met   kut   intu 

Km'>l  pesoz,  wid  uacr  inp;rrdicnt.s. 
MiNCiNO,  Mins-ij),  ^/).  a.  aktip  or  spekip  afektcdii. ! 
MisciNOLT,  Mlns-ip-li,  at/,  in  smol  ix\rt.s;— afekt- | 

odli.  I 

Mind,  Mjnd,  n.  de   intcMkfytinl   pnorz   in    man,' 

hwirj  kon.'^v,  juj,  rein,  an<l  rrmt'ailior;  de    hqrt, ', 

er   set    ov    afokjun;   toLs;   scnliinont.s;  intonjon;' 

piirpuji;  dczjn;    inklinajon:  wil;   dezjr;   mtoiori; 

remf'mhnin?. 
MlNi),  .M(nd,  r.  t.  tu  raqrk:  tu  at«^nd:  tu  rfgi^rdj| 

tu  bnl;  tu  nuti;":  tu  put  in  mjnd;  tu  remjnd. 
Minh.  Mjnd,  r.  i'.  tu  inkl|n;  tu  be  iii!<puzd. 
MiM'ED,  MinJ-od,  a.  di.-|xj«l:  inkljnd:  af^kt<^d. 
,MiNi>FiL.  .Mjncl-fuKfl.  atiintiv;hfdful:  obzen-ant. 
MiMiKCLLY.  Mmdful-i,  ad.  atontivli:  hedfuli. 
.MlNPH  l.NKsa,  Mind-ful-iu"*,  n.  nton/.in:  rrjt^rd.  I 
Mindless,  Mmd-Us a.  inat^ntiT;rrgqnllc«:8tiipid.  I 


Mine,  Mjn,  prun.  fx>z<4<iv  Wan  ov  f;  mj:  bel<!)yig 

tu  mr.     It  wot  onjcntli  de  praktiii  tu    ynx   w»/ 

brfur  II  kon-ununt,  and   wi/n    btfor  a  vncl;  f/i/rt 

iz  Hiil  yqzd  hwun  dr  i<ub»Untiv  pre«^t;  as,  dii 

iz  mj  buk;  dis  buk  iz  tnjn. 
Mine,  .Mjn,  »i.  a   pit  or  ckiikava/on  in  At  ort;  an 

ck-kiivHjon    fur   ohuinio  mctaii;  an  i-k^kava/on 

fur  lojij)  giinpTfdcr  in  order  tu   bio   up  itumtig 

abtiv  it. 
Mine,  .Mjn,  v.  i.  tu  dig  m^nz  or  buroz;  tu  prakttJ 

•rkrct  mcDi  ov  injqri. 
Mink,  Mjn,  i-.^  tu  Hap;  tunninbjmjnz;  tudratr^. 
Miner,  Mjn-cr,  n.  wun  hot)  digz  m  mjnz. 
Mineral,    .Min-cr-nl,   >i.   cni   inor)!;anik  i>ub8tans 

f-siid  in  de  ?rt.     .Mincralz  inkri's  bj  adijon  cka- 

t<;rn:ili,  .'ind  imt  >)j  de  intornul  (jniij  ov  d^r  kon- 

ptityqi-nt  molekqiz. 
Mineral,  Min-er-al,  a.  konsistig   ov,  or   relotig 

tu,  mincralz..  [all. 

.>tiNKRALiST,  Min-cr-al-ist,  n.  won  skild  in  mincr- 
.MiNEKALi/.E,  Min-cr-al-jz,  v.  t.  tu    qanj    intu  a 

min-nil:  tu  kombin  wid  a  minurul. 
MiNERALOGiCAL,    .Min-cr-a  16j-i-kal,     a.    relatij 

tu  miiieraluji. 
Mineralogist,    Min-er-al-o-jist,    n.    wun    verst 

in  mineraloji. 
.Mineralogy,  .Min-cr-al-u-ji,    n.    de   ."jcns   hwiq 

tre t.H  ov  df  pfnpurtiz  and   rtinjunz  ov  mincralz, 

and  cnablz  us  tu  distipgwij,  aranj  and  de^krjb 

di'm. 
Minever,  .Min-e-vcr,  n.  an  animal  and  its  fur. 
Mingle,  Mip-gl,  r.  {.  tu  miks;  tu  j«rn;  tu  kom- 

piind;  tu    blond;  tu    konfvnd;  tu    konfqz;  ta 

kontaminat.  [wid. 

Mingle,  Mir|-gl,  »•.  i.  tu  be  mikst:  tu  be  yunjtcd 
MiNGLKR,  .Mip-^lor,  II.  wun  hob  migglz. 
.MiNiAUD.  Min-yard,  a.  soft;  danti. 
.VIiMARDiZE,  Min-yard-jz,*  v.  t.   tu  ronder  soft. 
MixiATK,  Min-i-at,  r.  t.  tu   pant  er  tinj  wid  ver- 

milyim. 
Miniature,  Min-i-a-tt\^r,  er  Min-ya-tqr,  u.  a  por- 

trat,  piktyqr,  or  reprezentajon  in  a  smol  kum- 

pa-x. 
Minikin,  Min-i-kin,  a.  smol;  diminyt{,tiv. 
Minikin,  Min-i-kin,  n.  a  dqrlip; — q  smol  pjn. 
Minim,  .Min-im,  n.  a  dworf:— formcrli  a  Jort  not  in 

mqzik;-  a  Jurt  poem: — a  smol  tjp;— a  smol  lik- 

wid  rac;^qr: — a  smol  fiJ. 
Miniment,  .Min-i-ment,  n,  {Lati)  cridons  er  ijt- 

ipz  hw:irbj  u   man  iz  ennbld  tu  defend  At  t|tl 

ov  hiz  i-stat:  proof:  muniment. 
Minimum,  .Min-i-muin,  n,  [L.]  pi.  Min-i-ma;  de 

smallest  kwontiti  posibl:  -opuid  tu  maktimtrm. 
Minimus,  Min-i-nni.",  ii.  [L.]  u  beij)  ov  dr  lestsjz. 
Minion,  Min-yon,  «.  a   scrvil    favorit;  a  lo,  men 

dependant; — a  smol  sjzd   printig-tjp,  nck^t  bcliS 

brever. 
MiNiONSHip,  Min-yon-/ip,*  n.  At  stat  ov  a  minyon. 
.MiNious,  -Min-yus,*  a.  ov  de  kulor  ov  vermiiyon. 
Minister,  Min-is-tcr,  n.  wun  h(t>  ministerz  or  ad- 

ministcrz;  a  bj  ofiser  ov  de  stnt;  an  amba.-<ador; 

a    dfMtgat;  an    ajent; — a    klerjiman;  q    prrst:  a 

pastor.  jafurd. 

Minister,  Min-is-tcr,  v.  t.  tu   giv;  tu   suplj:  tu 
.Minister,  Min-is-tcr,  r.  i.  tu  at^nd;  tu   sorv  in 

a  klerikal,  re lijus,  or  udcr  ofis;  tu  giv  supljz  ot 

ti))7  nedful. 
Ministerial,  Min-is-te-ri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  a  min- 
ister or  iniiiistri:  at^nd.int;  dun  under  onddcr. 
Ministerially,  Min-is-t«-ri-al-i,  ad.   in  a  min- 
isterial manor. 
Ministrant,  Min-is-trant,  a.  atendant;  aktig  at 

koniiind. 
Ministration.  Min-is-trn-Jon,  n.  At  akt  or  min- 

istorip:  sjensi;  sorvis;  ofis;  cklciiaslikal  fugk/on; 

admioistrajon. 


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MIS 


MiNiSTRT,  Min-is-tri,   n.  ds  ofis  ov  a  minister; 

servis;  ajensi;  ekleziastikal  fugkjon;  de  bodi  ov 

miuisterz  ov  a  stat.  [ister. 

MiNisTRYSHiF,  Min-is-tri-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ova  min- 
MiNiuM,  Min-i-um,  w  Min-yum,  n.  \L?\  red  led. 
Mink,    Mir)k,  n.  an  Amerikan  weter-rat,  a  smel 

animal,  valyq,d  for  its  fur. 
Minnow,  Min-o,  n.  a  veri  smel  fij; — 4  pii)k. 
MiNOB,    Mj-nor,    a.    inferior;    les;    smeler;    loer; 

opozd  tia  major.  In  Lqjik,  minor  term,  de  sub- 

jekt  ov  de  konklnjon  in  a  kategorikal  silojizm. 
Minor,    Mj-nor,  n.  wun  under  aj.     In  Lojik  de 

sekond  er  p^rtikyv^lar  propcDziJon  ov  a  silojizm. 
Minority,  Mi-nor-i-ti,  n.  ds  stat  ov  beii)  a  mjnor, 

er  under  aj; — de  les  number; — opozd  tu.  major- 

iti. 
Minotaur,  Min-o-tor,  n.  a  fabyr^lus  monster,  hqf 

man  and  hqf  bial.  fcurq. 

Minster,  ilin-ster,  n.  a  monasteri; — a  katedral 
Minstrel,  Min-strel,  n.  a  plaer  upon  instrooments: 

a  mi^zijan;  a  poet  and  siijer;  a  bqrd. 
Minstrelsy,   Min-strel-si,  n.  mi^zik; — a  band  ov 

mi|zijanz. 
Mint,   Mint,  n.  a.  plas  for  kernig  muni;  eni  plas 

ov  invenjon; — a  plant. 
Mint,   Mint,  v.  t.   tu  kern;  tu  stamp  muni; — tu 

invent;  tu.  forj.  [ig. 

Mintage,  Mint-aj,  n.  kffnaj;  de  di^ti  padferkern- 
MiNTER,  Mint-er,  n.  a  kffner;  an  inventor. 
Mint- JULEP,    Mint-jtj,-lep,    n.    a  drigk  mad   ov 

brandi,  er  uder  spirit,  Jiagar,  and  weter,  wid  an 

infixjon  ov  mint;  a  drigk  yq,zdin  Verjinia,  &s. 
MiNTMAN,  Mint-man,*  n.  wun  skild  in  kefnaj. 
Mintmaster,    Mint-mas-ter,  ji.    wun  boo  prezidz 

in  kernaj;  master  ov  de  mint: — wun  boo  invents. 
Minuet,  Min-yi^-et,  n.  a  statli,  regyq^lar  dans. 
MiNUM,  Min-um,*  n.  a  not  ov  slo  tjm.  Se  {Min- 
im.) 
Minus,    Mi-nus,    a.  [Z.]  les; — notLg  subtrakjon, 

dus(  — );  az  10—6=4. 
Minuscule,  Mi-nds-kril,  n.  a.  smel  er  mintit  sert 

ov  a  leter  yq,zd  in  MSS.,  in  de  midl  ajez. 
Minute,    Mi-ni^t,   er  Mj-nq,t,   a.    veri  smel,  litl; 

slender;  triflii}. 
Minute,    Min-it,  er  Min-rit,  n.    de  sikstiet  pqrt 

ov  an  'sr;  de  sikstiet  pqrt  ov  a  degre; — de  ferst 

draft  ova  rjtii);  a  Jert  not. 
Minute,  Min-it,  v.  t.  tu  set  d'sn  in  Jert  ncSts. 
Minute-book,    Min-it-biik,   n.   a  bmk  ov  Jert 

hints. 
Minute-glass,    Min-it-glas,  n.    a  glas  me3Tj,rii) 

minits. 
Minute-gun,  Min-it-gun,  n.  a  gundis(34rjd  everi 

minit. 
Minute-hand,    Min-it-hand,  k.    a  hand  pffntig 

tu  minits. 
Minutely,  Min-it-li,  a.  hapnii)  everi  minit. 
Minutely,   ili-nvi,t-li,  ad.  tu  a  smel  pernt;  egz- 

aktli:  nisli. 
Minute-man,   Min-it-man,  n.,  pi.  Min-it-men,  a 

man  enlisted   az  a  soljer,  and   held   bund    tu 

mqrq  at  a  minits  werniij. 
Minuteness,  Mi-m|t-nes,  n.  ekstrem  smolnes. 
Minute-watch,  Min-it- woq,  n.  a  woq  fer  meji^r- 

ig  minits,  er  on  hwiq  minits  qr  distigktli  mqrkt. 
Minutiae,  Mi-nq-Ji-e,  n.pl.  [L.]  mini^t  divijonz 

er  tigzj  de  smelest  pqrtikyq^larz. 
Minx,  Aligks,  n.  an  animal  ov  de  oter  kjnd;  J  a 

pert,  wonton  gerl; — a  Je  pupi. 
Miny,  Mj-ni,  a.  relatig  tu  minz;  subteraneus. 
Miocene,  Mi-o-sen,  a.  {Geol.)  relatig  tu  de  sek- 
ond divigon  ov  de    t^rjiari  epok,    suksedig  de 

sosen  period,  er  tujeolojikal  formajonz  kon- 

tanig  a  minoriti  ov  fosil  Jelz  ov  resent  spejez. 
Mieabile  dictu,    Mi-rab-i-le  dik-tq,    [i.]  wun- 

derfial  ta  be  told. 


Miracle,  Mir-a-kl,  n.  a  deviajon  from  de  estab 
lijt  lez  ov  natyqr;  a  sqpernatyqral  event;  an 
efekt  er  event  abuv  hqman  piser;  a  prodiji; — a 
teatrikal  reprezentajon  ov  miraklz,  er  ov  sum 
lejend,  in  de  midl  ajez. 

Miraculous,  Mi-rak-yq,-lus,  a.  dun  bj  mirakl; 
sqpernatyqral.  [yqlus  maner. 

Miraculously,  Mi-rak-yq-lus-li,  ad.  in  a  mirak- 

MiRACuLOUSNESS,  Mi-rak-yq,-lus-nes,  n.  de  stat 
ov  beig  mirakyqlus. 

MiRADOR,  Mir-a-dor,*  \_Sp^  a  balkoni  er  galeri. 

Mirage,  Mi-rqj,  n.  \_Fr.'\  an  optikal  ih],j;on,  pre- 
zeutig  an  imaj  ov  weter  in  sandi  dezerts,  er  ap- 
^rentli  elevatig  objekts  intu  de  ^r. 

Mire,  Mjr,  n.  mud;  dert  at  de  botom  ov  weter. 

Mire,  Mjr,  v.  t.  tu  hwelm  in  de  mud;  tu  sffl. 

Miriness,  Mjr-i-nes,  n.  dertines;  fulnes  ov  mjr. 

MiRKSOME,  Merk-sum,*  a.  dqrk;  obskqr. 

Mirky,  Merk-i,  a.  dqrk;  glcomi.     Se  {Murky.) 

Mirror,  Mir-or,  n.  a  lukig  glas,  er  spekyqlum, 
er  eni  uder  polijt  bodi  kapabl  ov  reflektig  de 
imajez  ov  objekts; — a  pa  tern.  [miror. 

Mirror,    Mir-or,  v.  t.   tu  egzibit  bj  menz  ov  a 

Mirth,  Mert,  n.  meriment;  joliti;  gaeti;  festiviti; 
hilariti;  sport;  gladnes. 

Mirthful,  Mert-ful,  a.  meri;  ga;jerful;  qerful. 

Mirthfully,  Mert-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  meri  maner; 
merili. 

Mirthless,   Mert-les,  a.  jerles;  qerles. 

Miry,  Mjr-i,  a.  dep  in  de  mud;  mudi;  ful  ov  mjr. 

MiRZA,  Mer-za,  n.  a  Perjan  tjtl;  a  prins. 

Mis,  Mis,  a  Sakson  pr^fiks,  ov  de  sam  orijin  az 
de  verb  {to  miss;}  dsnotig  eror,  mistak,  er  rog; 
az  jiij,  iyiisjnj. — Mis,  an  inijal  silabl  ov  meni 
wurdz,  iz  from  de  Grek  wurd,  {misos,}  hatred, 
hens  misantrap,  a  hater  ov  mankjnd. 

MiSACCEPTATiON,  Mis-ak-sep-ta-Jon,  ji.  a  misun- 
derstandig. 

Misadventure,  Mis-ad-vent-ynr,  n.  a  misqdns; 
misfortynn;  bad  fertyqn. 

Misadvised,  Mis-ad-vjzd,  a.  il-direkted. 

MiSAiMED,  Mis-amd,  a.  not  amd  rjtli. 

Misallege,  Mis-a-lej,  v.  t.  tu  sjt  felsli  az  a  prtbf. 

Misalliance,  Mis-a-lj-ans,  j;.  an  improper  aljans 
er  asojiajon. 

Misallied,  Mis-a-ljd,  a.  il  aljd  er  asojiated. 

Misanthrope,  Mis-an-trop,  n.  a  hater  ov  mankjnd. 

Misanthropic,  Mis-an-trop-ik,         )  a.  partakig 

Misanthropical,  Mis-an-trop-i-kal,  i  ov  misan- 
tropi;  hatig.  mankjnd. 

Misanthropist,  Mis-an-tro-pist,  n,  a  hater  ov 
mankjnd. 

Misanthropy,  Mis-an-tro-pi,  n.  hatred  ov  man- 
kind; averjon  tu  mankjnd. 

Misapplication,  Mis-ap-U-ka-Jon,  «,  a  rog  apli- 
kajon. 

Misapply,  Mis-a-plj,  v.  t.  tu  aplj  inkorektli. 

Misapprehend,  Mis-ap-re-hend,  v.  t.  tu  misun- 
derstand. 

Misapprehension,  Jlis-ap-re-hen-Jon,  «.  a  mis- 
understandig. 

MiSARRANGE,  Mis-a-ranj,  v.  t.  tu  aranj  rog, 

Misascribe,  Jlis-as-krjb,  v.  t.  tu  askrjb  felsli. 

MiSASSiGN,  Mis-a-sjn,  v.  t.  tu  asjn  erc&neusli. 

Misbecome.  Mis-be-kiim,  v.  t.  not  tu  bekum;  tu 
be  unsemli  tu.  [unsemli. 

Misbecoming,     Mis-be-ktim-ig,    a.    unbekumig; 

Misbegotten,  Mis-be-got-n,  p.  and  a.  unlefuli 
begotn.  [erli. 

Misbehave,  Mis-be-hav,  v.  i.  tu  akt  il  erimprop- 

MiSBEHAVE,  Mis-be-hav,  v,  t.  tu  kondukt  il  er 
improperli. 

Misbehaved,  Mis-bc-havd,  a.  il-bred. 

Misbehavior,  Mis-be-hav-yor,  n.  il-kondukt. 

Misbelief,  Mis-be -lef,  n.  a  rog  belef. 

Misbelieve,  Mis-bc-lev,  v.  i.  tu  belev  rog. 


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MiSBKLiEVER,    Mis-be-leT-cf,    M.    an    unbcUvor; 

Willi   liiij  biU'vz  rouli. 
MlhUKsrow,  Mi-!-i>r-iit<j,  r.  t.  tu  brslu  iiu|iru|ierli. 
Mi»c-ALtX'LATE,  Mi:i-kal-kii,-lat,  r.  t.  tu  reku  rup. 
MmcALCULATioN,    Min-kiil-kii-lujon,    n.    a    roy 

koiiifiiitajon. 
MiKcALL,  Mi8-ki>l,  r.  ^.  tu  nam  or  kul  iui|ir«|>erli. 
MucAaBiAOE,  Mis-kar-ij,  n.  At  akt  uv  uii»kariio: 

ftilynr;  il-koudukt;— aborjon.  [Jou. 

MiscAKRV,  .Mij-ki'ir-i,  r.  i.  tu  fal;  tu  hav  an  ab<>r- 
MiscAST,  >!!.■< -kcist,  V.  t.  tu  ka.-it  oruneu!iIi  or  rug. 
MiNCLLLANEOi'S,  Mi.s-cl-a-ne-u!<,  a.   k(>mp6cd  ov 


variu-*  kjnilz:  (liversifid;  varius;  inik.Ht. 

.Mi8-el- 
aiik.'<t  slat. 


MlSCELLANtOL'SNESS, 


-a-ne-uii-no8,    n. 


MiucKLLANT,  Mis-cI-B-ni,  n.  a  kolckjon  ov  rarius 
litoniri  |ie!<czur  udermaterz:a  iuiki!tyiir;a  luedli. 

Mischance,  .Mis-t^dn.-',  n.  il-liik;  misfortytin;  mii- 
Lap. 

Misc-habactekize,  Mis-kar-ak-ter-iz,  v.  t.  tu 
kar.ikt'Tiz  f.iNli. 

MiscuARGt,  Mi,s-<ji';rj,  r.  t.  tu  qurj  orunEU!;!!. 

MlSclIlKK,  .Mis-(;il,  H.  bqrm;  hurt;  iiiji^ri. 

MlSCMlKF-MAKER,     Mi'^-l^if-UUlk-lT,     II.     wun     hO) 

k'izi'Z  luistjif. 
MisciiiEF-MAKiNQ,  Mis-<;if-mak-io, /I.  kozighqmi. 
MiscHiETOUS,   Mis-<jiv-us,   a.    hqrinful;   hurtful; 

iiijiiriu!<;   Tvikcd;  destniktiv;   nok/us;  pemijua; 

liuilijus. 
MisciiiEVorsLY,  MU-^iv-u»-li,  a</.  hurtfuli;  nok- 

Jusli;  wiki- Hi. 
Miscuitvucs.NESS,  Mi?-civ-u8-ne?,  n.liurtfulnes. 
Miscii.NA,  MiJ-na,  u.  \_Iieb.]  At  Ukst  or  de  Ji^iJ 

Tiilmu'l. 
MisCHOosE.  Mis-qcfiz,  r.  t.  tu  qoiz  cruneuali. 
.MisciTATiox,  Mi.''-sj-ta-Jon,  n.  an  unf4r  or  feU 

sjtajKn. 
3J16CITE,  Min-sjt,  r.  t.  tu  sjt  or  kwot  nnj. 
.MI8CLAIM,  MiM-klum,  II.  a  ini:«tnkn  klani. 
Miscom-iTATiO.v,  Mis-kom-iiii-ta-Jon,   11.  a   feU 

rcknii).  [neusli. 

MiscouruTE,  Mis-kom-pi^t,  r.  t.  tu  kompt'it  er6- 
M16CO.VCEIT,  Mis-kon-^et,  n.  rog  konsct;  feU  opin- 

y»n. 
M18CO.VCEIVK,  .Mis-kon-sev,  r.  t.   tu   mi^^juj;  tu 

hav  li  fijU  nujon. 
MiscoxcEmoN,  Mis-kon-s^p-Jon,  n.  a  ron  no/on 

•jr  jilf'i.  [bf navyor. 

MlSCONUicT,  Mis-kon-dukt,  11.  bnd  kondukt;  il- 
Miaco.NDLXT.  Mia'kun-ddkt,  r.  /.  tu  lunnaj  amis. 
Misco.NJECTUBE,  Mis-koD-jt'kt-yqr,  n.  a  rug  gcd. 
MiscosJKCTi/RE,  Mi.s-kon-jdkt-yi|r,   r.  i.  tu  ges 

rii).  [konstrukjon. 

M18COSSTBICTIOS,  Mis-kon-stnik-Jon,    11.   u   roj) 
MiscossTEUK,  Mi»-k(in-slnii,  v.t.  tu  intorprct  roj). 
Miscoi  xsEL.  .^Iis-k•Sn-.•■eI,  r.  /.  tu  advjz  ruy. 
MisioiNT,  Mis-kiknt,  r.t.  tu  kisiit  or  rc-kn  rop. 
JlitcoLNT,  Mis-k^nt,  r.  I.  tu  inak  a  fols  rt-knij). 
Mi.S(Ui;anck,  Mij-krc-anj",*  n.  infideliti;  fol.s  fat. 
MiscuEAXT.  MiH-krc-ant,  n.  a  vjl  rw;;  au  infidel. 
.\||s;   •  -■     ^'       !-it,  r.  t.  tu  dat  rruiDeu.sli. 
MlM  I,  n.  ancvlak/«>u;afolt;aniifen-<. 

Mi^-i  iiu,  r.t.  tujuj  run:  tu  inistak. 

Misi'L'Ji  AN.  Mi--dt-nun,  t.t.  tubtbaril. 
MisiiKMJANOR.  Mi-i-dt-mrn-ur,  11.  an  of^nii. 
.MiM)iUJ.iT.  .Mii-di-rdki,  r.t.  tu  direkt or ndamia. 
MiiiUiRi.CTiON,  .Mi<-di-r^k-/on,  n.  a  roj)  direk/pn. 
.MisnisTUiBtTB,  -Mis-dii-trib-ynt,  r.  t.  tu  distrib- 

ynt  I  Mil. 
MisKMiM..  Mi'-di-vid.  I-.  t.  tu  diTjd  rog. 
Mi8i>i\  i>ui."«.  Mij-<ii-vij-i.i).  H.  a  rug  divijon. 
Mi.sDO.  .M;!i-ila>,  r.  /.  and  L  tu  dji  rog;  tu  kuniit. 
.Mi.suoKi:.  .Mi.«-dii)-or,  II.  an  oti'iidcr;  u  lualtf.iktor. 
Misi>oiM>,  Mis-doi-ig,  n.  an  of^ns;  dtviajon  fmin 

rit.  irog. 

MiSEMFLOr.  Mis-CDi-pl^,  r.  /.   tu  cmpl^  or  yi^i 

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.MiHEMrLOVMKXT,  Mis-em-plff-mcnt,  n.   impr6per 

a|j|ikuj..n.  l^ak'Sot. 

MlbtXTttV,  -Mis-en-tri,    n.   a   rog  entri,  ai    in   m, 
.MiritJt,  .Mj-zer,  /».  u  reo  kdvrtui  tu  • 
.MisLUAULE,  .Miz-«T-u-bl,  a.  unbapi;i' 
.MlstUAULENtliS,  Mu-L-r-a-bl-ne*,   n.    ..c    <:.<ii    u. 

brig  niizenibl. 
.MiBEKABLV.  Miz-er-a-bli,  ad.  unhapili;  re^edli. 
-MiSKHLV.  -Mj-Zfr-li,  a.  vt-ri  uvariju*;  ui);urdli. 
MlhKBr,    .Miz-er-i,    n.    Ac    "tiit  i,v  brig   uiizerabi: 

rc^'nliK-x;  kulamiti;  inixfortyiin. 
.M1.SKA.SI110X,  .Mis-faJ-on,  r.  t.  tu  fonn  rog. 
.Ml.SKOIiy,  .Mia-fiirm,  r.  r,  tu  fonn  il;  tu  uiajip. 
Mi.sKciHTUNE,  .Mia-fort-ynn,  11.  kalamiti;  il-ltik;  rrl 

fortyiin.  [d«. 

.Ml8GI%'E,  .Mis-giv.  r.  t.    tu  giv  rog:- tu  fil  wid 
.Misgiving,  Mis-giv-ig,  /,.  d'it;  diftrii^i;  In-ziiajou. 
.MlSGOTTKN,  .Mi'--;;ot-u,  .1.  uiijiistli  ol>tand. 
MiSGOVLBN,  Mis-giiv-crn,  r.  t.  lu  guveru  il. 
.MiSGOVER.NANCE,  Mi8-guv-em-an.«,  «.  misguvern- 

luciit. 
MlSGOVERXSJEXT,  Mis-gtiv-crn-inen!,  ii.  bad  guv- 

criiiueiit:  il  maiiajuifiit;  inordinat  brbavyor. 
MisOBOLND,  -Mis-gr^nd,  r.  /.  tu  f'^nd  foL-li. 
SIisGiiDANCE,  Mis-g(d-aus,  n.  ftls  dirt-kjon. 
.MisoLlDE.  Mis-gjd,  v.t.  tu  gid  rog. 
Mishap,  .Mis-hap,  ii.  il-quii.s;  il-liik;  a  kalamiti. 
Mi.'iHEAR,  .Nlis-br'r,  v.  t.  ti^  htr  iiii|H'rfcktli  or  rog. 
M1SII-MA8H.  .^llJ-InaJ,*   II.  a  luik.-'tyiir;  u  ho^-jKK^. 
.Mi.sHXA.  .Mij-nu.  n.     Se  {JfUch/iu.} 
.MisiNKLR,  Mis-iu-fOr,  r.  t.  tu  infyr  rog. 
.MibiNroKM,  Mis-in-form,  r.  t.  tu  inform  rog;  tu 

desev.  [telijcn.-. 

MisiNFORMATiox,  Mis-in-for-ma-Jon,   n.  fols  in- 
MisixrORUER,  Mis-ia-fiirm-er,  11.  wuu  lia>  niisin 

fi'irmz.  [j.r  ■;.•.-! I. 

MisixsTBiCT,  Mis-in-stnikt,  r.  t.  tu  iiistrukt  im- 
MisixaTRLCTiO.x,  ilis-in-.-itnik-Jon,  «.  il  itu>truk- 

/""•  [rog. 

MisiXTERPRET,  Mis-in-liT-prct,  r.  t.  tu  inti/rprvi 

-MlSlNTERPBETATION,   Mis-in-tPr-prt-tu-JoD,    11.    II 

rug  ok-'iilanajon. 
.Misjoix,  Mis-jdrn,  r.t.  tu  jern  unfitii  or  impro|>erli. 
.MisJtDOE,  .^li^-juj,  c.  t.  tujuj  n.g;  tu  mistak. 
.Misjudge.  .Mi.t-jiij,  r.  i.  tujuj  inkor^ktli. 
-Mislay,  .Mis-la,  r.  (.  tu  la  in  a  mg  ploif. 
.MiSLAYER,  Mis-la-cr,  n.  wuu  bifi  puuin  a  r<ig  ula.>. 
MisLE,  .Miz-1,  r.  /.  tu  ran  in  minqt  drop:<.     KitTi 

ol.'u  {Mi nth.)  and  i  AfizcU.y 
Mi.sLK,  Miz-I.  II.  !^inol  ran. 
-Mislead,  Mis-led,   ■-.  t.   [i.  miiliVl,  pt.  mi^ledig. 

uii'led;]  tu  ltd  or  gjd  fog. 
.MisLEADER,  .Mis-U'd-cr,  II.  wun  hiti  misl£dx. 
Mi-sletoe,   .Miz-l-tu.  II.     Se  {liutht->*.) 
.MiSLiKE,  Mis-ljk,*  r.  t.  and  t.    tu  dixapnfir;  tu 

(li^-hk. 
.Mi.sLiKE,  .Mi'-lik,*  II.  misaprubajon;  disljk. 
.Mismanage,  Mis-man-aj,  r.  /.  tu  manaj  il. 
.MisMAXAOEMEXT,  Mis-nu'm-aj-ment,  n.  il  manaj- 

uiont.  [tuku. 

.MisMARK,  Mis-m('(rk,   r.  /.   tu  mqrk  wid  At  nm 
.Mismatch,  .Xli-'i-iiwij,  r.  t.  tu  iua<j  un.-iiitabli. 
.MisMEASL'RE,  Mis-me3-nr,  r.  t.  tu  ini^qr  inkor 

(^ktli. 
.^(ISXAME,  Mis-niim,  r.  t.  tu  kol  bi  At  rog  nam. 
.Misnomer,  .Mis-nu-mcr,  n.  {Law)  a  rog  nam  bi 

hwitj  an  inJ|inieut  iz  vakatod;  a  misnamig. 
.MisOBSKBVE,  Slis-ob-x<;r\',  r. /.  tu  cbii-rv  rog  or  ii. 
MiKOUAMlST,  .MiK)X-u-iui*t,  11.  a  hater  ov  inarij. 
.Ml^OGAMr,  .Mi-s»>g-a-uii,  n.  hatri-d  ov  murij. 
MisooY.MST,  .Mi-Mig-i-ni.-t,  n.  a  hater  ov  wirocc. 
Misogyny,  .Mi-»og-i-ni,  n.  baln'<l  ov  wiuicn. 
.Misplace,  .\Iis-pbiK,  r.  I.  tu  put  in  a  rig  pln«. 
MisroiNT,   Mi<>-p»rnt.  r.  t.  tu  jwrnt  rog. 
.Misprint,  .Misprint,  r.  l.  tu  )>rint  rog. 
Misprint,  Mis-priut,  ».  an  vror  ov  dc  praa. 


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Misprision',  Mis-prij-on,  n.  {Law)  neglekt;  neg- 
lijens.  Alispi'i^on  ov  trezn  iz  de  konsElment 
ov  nan  trEzn.  [prosedig. 

MisPROCEEDixG,  Mis-pro-sed-ifl,  n.  an  iregyv^lar 

Mispronounce,  Mis-pro-niins,  v.  t.  and  i.  tia 
pronSns  iukorektii  er  improperli. 

MisPROPORTiON,  Mis-pro-p6r-Jon,  v.  t.  tu  jffn 
wid'st  simetri.  [Jon. 

Misquotation,  Mis-kwo-ta-Jon,  n.  a  roi)  kwota- 

MiSQUOTE,  Mis-kw6t,  V.  t.  tu  kwot  felsli. 

MiSRECiTAL,  Mis-re-sj-tal,  fi.  a  tot\  resjtal. 

MiSEECiTE,  Mis-rE-sjt,  V.  t.  tu  resit  eroneusli. 

MiSRECKON,  Mis-rek-n,  v.  t.  tu  rekn  roi). 

MisRELATE,  Mis-rg-lat,  i'.  t.  tu  relat  inakynratli. 

MiSRELATiON",  Mis-re -la -Jon,  n.  a  fols  er  inakyi^,- 
rat  narativ.  [ov. 

MisREPORT,  Mis-re-p6rt,  i-.  t.  tu  giv  a  fels  ak^nt 

MiSEEPORT,  Mis-re-port,  n.  a  fels  ak^nt  er  roomor. 

Misrepresent,  Mis-rep-re-zent,  v.  t.  tu  reprezent 
roij.  [fels  ak'snt. 

Misrepresentation',  Mis-rep-re-zen-ta-Jon,  a.  a 

Misrepresenter,  Mis-rep-re-zent-cr,  n.  wun  hoo 
mi;-roprezents. 

Misrule,  Mis-rAl,  n.  tt^mult;  konfiijon;  disorder. 

Miss,  Mis,  ji.  a  yuij  gerl: — de  tjtl  ov  an  unmarid 
wuman:  az,  '' J/i'*-  8"mit."  Wid  respekt  tu  de 
yi\,s  ov  dis  tjtl,  hwen  t<D  er  mor  jjersonz  ov  de 
sam  nam  qr  spokn  ov  er  adrest,  dj^r  iz  mug  di- 
versity Sum  giv  de  phi^ral  ferm  tu  de  nam, 
az,  He  Mis  Smibs;  uderz  tu  de  titl,  az,  <i.t  Misez 
Smit.  In  konversajon,  de  fermer  prevalz;  in 
ritn  er  printed  kompozijon,  yi^zaj  iz  divjded; 
and  in  adresiij  leterz,  de  later  iz  de  mor  komon. 

Miss,  Mis,  n.  los;  wont;  mistak;  omijon. 

Miss,  Mis,  v.  t.  not  tu  hit;  tu  mistak;  tu  omit; 
tu  miskari. 

Miss.  Mis,  v.  i.  not  tu  suksed;  tu  fal;  tu  mistak. 

Missal,  Mis-al,  n.  de  RomiJ  mas-buk. 

MissAY,  Mis-sa,  V.  i.  and  t.  tu  sa  roi)  er  il. 

Misseltoe,  Miz-l-to,  n.  a  parasitikal  plant.  Se 
{Alhtietoe.) 

MissERVE,  Mis-serv,  %\  t.  tu  serv  unfatfuli. 

Misshape,  Mis-Jap,  v.  t.  [i.  misjapt,jps.  misjapig, 
misjapt,  er  misjapn;]  tu  Jap  il. 

Missile,  Mis-il,  a.  dat  ma  bE  tron,  az  a  wepn; 
misiv.  [q  majen. 

.Missile,  Mis-il,  h.  a  wepn  tron  bj  de  hand,  er  bj 

Missing,  Mis-ii),  pp.  a.  absent;  wontiij;  not  prez- 
ent.  [stantli. 

MissiNGLY,  Mis-ig-li,  ad.   wid  omijon;  not  kon- 

MissiON,  MiJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  sendii),  er  de  stat 
ov  bell)  sent:  a  delegajon:  komijon;  a  bodi  ov 
personz  sent  tu  perform  eni  servis,  espejali  fer 
propagatig  relijon. 

Missionary,  Mij-on-a-ri,  n.  a  person  sent,  espej- 
ali wun  sent  tu  propagat  relijon. 

Missive,  Mis-iv,  a.  suq  az  iz  sent;  sent  abred. 

Missive,  Mis-iv,  n.  a  leter  sent;  a  mesenjer. 

Misspeak,  Mis-spek,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  spek  rog. 

Misspell,  Mis-spel,  v.  t.  tu  spel  rog. 

Misspend,  Mis-spend,  v.  t.  {i.  misspent,  ps.  mis- 
spendig,  misspent;]  tu  spend  il;  tu  wast. 

Misstate,  Mis-stat,  v.  t.  tu  stat  rog. 

Misstatement,  Mis-stat-ment,  n.  an  eroneus 
statment. 

Mist,  Mist,  n.  akl-sd  dat  kumz  klos  tu  de  grsnd; 
a  smel,  tin  ran,  not  persevd  in  siggl  drops;  vapor; 
cni  tig  dat  dimz  or  dqrknz. 

Mist,  Mist,  v.  t.  tu  kl'sd;  tu  kuver  wid  a  vapor. 

Mist,  Mist,  v.  i.  tu  Jed  d'sn  mist;  tu  mizl. 

Mistakable,  Mis-tak-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  mistakn. 

Mistake,  Mis-tak,  i-.  t.  \i.  mistuk,  ps.  mistakig, 
mistakn:]  tu  konsEV  rogli;  tu  misjuj. 

Mistake,  Mis-tak,  v.  i.  tu  er;  not  tu  juj  rjt.  Tu 
If  mii-tnl-n,  tu  er:  tu  miskonsEV. 

Mistake,  Mis-tak,  )i.  a  miskonsepjon;  an  eror. 


Mistakes,  Mis-tak-er,  n.  wun  hot)  konsevz  rog. 

Misteach,  Mis-teg,  d.  t.  tu  teq  rog. 

MisTELL,  Mis-tel,  I',  t.   [i.  mistold,  ps.  mistelig, 

mistold;]  tu  tel  rog;  tu  relat  ercJnEusli. 
Mister.  Mis-ter,  n.   de   pronunsiajon  ov  de  tjtl 

J//-.,  de  abrEviaJon  ov  Master.     Se  {Master.) 
MiSTEEM,  Mis-term,  v.  t.  tu  term  eroneusli. 
MiSTFUL,  Mist-ful,  a.  kl-sded  az  wid  a  mist. 
MiSTHiNK,  Mis-tigk,*  v.  t.  tu  tigk  il;  tu  tigk  rog. 
Mistily,  Mis-ti-li,  ad.  wid  mist;  dqrkli;  obskn,rli. 
Mistime,  Mis-tim,  r.  t.  and  i.  tu  tjm  rog;  not  tu 

adapt  properli  wid  regqrd  tu  tjm. 
Mistiness,  Mis-ti-nes,  h.  de  stat  ov  bsig  misti. 
MiSTiTLE,  Mis-tj-tl,  V.  t.  tu  kel  bj  a  rog  tjtl. 
MiSTLE,  Miz-1,  1-.  i.  tu  ran.     Se  {Miile.) 
Mistletoe,  JIiz-1-to,  n.  a  parasitikal  plant  groig 

on  trez;  frskwentli  on  dE  ok  and  apl-tre.     It  iz 

komon  in  Iggland,  and  woz  held  in  grat  vener- 

ajon  bj  dE  DrcDidz. 
Mistold,  Mis-told,  i.  and  p.  from  Mistel, 
Mistook,  Mis-tuk,  i.  from  Mistak. 
MiSTRAiN,  Mis-tran,  v.  t.  tu  edyt],kat  er  tran  rog. 
Mistranslate,  Mis-trans-lat,  v.  t.    tu   translat 

inkorektli.  [translajon. 

Mistranslation,  Mis-trans-la-Jon,  n.  an  inkorekt 
Mistreatment,  Mis-tr£t-ment,  n.  il-tretment. 
Mistress,  Mis-tres,  n.  a  wuman  hco  guvernz;  an 

instriiktres;  a  wuman  beliivd  and  korted; — a 

k6gkq,bjn: — a  tjtl  ov  respekt  tu  a  marid  wum- 

<an.     In  dis  last  sens,  it  iz  komonli  abreviated 

tu  Mrs.,  and  pronisnst  misis.  [dens. 

Mistrust,  Mis-trust,  ii.  suspijon;  wont  ov  konfi- 
MisTRusT,  Mis-trdst,  v.  t.  tu  suspekt;  tu  d'st;  tu 

regqrd  wid  suspijon  er  distrust. 
Mistrustful,  Mis-triist-ful,  a.  difident;  d'stig; 

distrustful.  [on. 

Mistrustfully,  Mis-trust-ful-i,  ad.  wid  suspij- 
Mistrustfulness,  Mis-trust-ful-nes, «.  difidens; 

d-st.  [ov  tqn. 

MiSTUNE,  Mis-ti|n,  V.  t.  tu  ti\n  amis;  tu  put  st 
Mistutor,  Mis-tii-tor,  c.  t.  tu  instriikt  amis. 
Misty,  Jlist-i,  a.  fild  wid  mists;  kl-»ded;  obsk^r. 
Misunderstand,  Mis-un-der-stand,  v.  t.   tu  un- 
derstand rog:  tu  miskonsev. 
Misunderstanding,  Mis-un-der-stand-ig,  n.  ero- 

uEus  understiindig;  eror;  disenjon;  disagrEment. 
MisuSAGE,  Mis-yq,z-aj,  n.  abi\s;  il  yq^s;  bad  tret- 

ment.  [abviz. 

Misuse,  Jlis-yi^z,  v.  t.    tu   yqz   improperli;   tu 
Misuse,  Mis-yqs,  n.  rog  er  eronEus  yqs;  abvi,s. 
Miswed,  Mis-wed,  v.  i.  and  i.  tu  wed  improperli. 
Miswrite,  Mis-rjt,  i-.  t.  tu  rjt  inkorektli. 
Miswrought,  Mis-rot,  p.  badli  ret. 
MiTA,  Me-Iq,  Ji.  {Sp.)  a  konskripjon,  era  divijon 

mad  bj  dreig  lots,  amiig  de  Indianz,  fer  eni  pub- 

lik  servis;  tribyi^t  pad  bj  de  Indianz  tm  d^r  ka- 

zeks. 
Mitchel,  Miq-cl,   n.    a  Purbek  ston,  from  15  to 

24  inqez  skwqr,  and  hq^n;  yqzd  in  bildig. 
Mite,  Mjt,  ».  a  smel  insekt  f'snd  in  qez  er  kern; 

a  wevl;  sum  tig  veri  smol;  a  pqrtikl; — de  twen- 

tiet  pqrt  ov  a  gran;  a  veri  smel  pes  ov  muni. 
MiTELLA,  Mi-tel-a,    n.    [i.]    {£ot.)   a  jenus  ov 

perenial  plants.     In   Medisin,  a  skqrf  fer  sus- 

pendig  de  qrm  hwen  hurt. 
Mithras,  Mi-tras,  «.  de  grand  deiti  ov  de  anjent 

Perjanz,  supiizd  tu  be  de  sun,  er  god  ov  f  jr,  tu 

hwiq  da  pad  divjn  onorz. 
Mithridate,  Mit-ri-dat,  «.   an  old  medisin  er 

antidot  tu  pi^zn:  invented  bj  Damokratez,  fizij- 

an  tu  Mitridatez  kig  ov  Pontus. 
Mitigable,  Mit-i-ga-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  mitigajon. 
Mjtigant,  Mit-i-gant,  a.  lenient;  lenitiv. 
Mitigate,  Mit-i-gat,  v.  t.  tu  temper;  tu  aleviat; 

tu  aswiij.  [ig. 

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MlTiOATiTK,  Mit-i-ga-tiv,   a.   Icnitir;  t«ndi;)  tu 

alrviut. 
MiTiUATOR,  Mit-i-ga-tor,  n.  wun  bi&  mitigati;  an 

a|t  /IT. 

MiTBK,  Mj-lcr,  «.  an  ornament  fur  At  bed  worn 
bl  At  (Hjp  ami  kqrdinuli;  ol^io,  on  solvm  ukajont, 
b|  Prute!<tant  ar(;biJ<>^M  and  biJo(M:—  an  tpiskopal 
kmii;— df  rauk  ov  bijop  ..r  abut; — a  jugk/oo  ov 
tas  l>>jnli,  or  ui>  \n*ci  uv  wud  at  an  aggl,  b(  a 
dj:i;{uiml  filio:  an  ix}^\  ov  45  Atfjii. 

UiTKC'BOX,  .Mi-ier-bi>k.<,  ii.  ex  inii/en  yq,i<l  bj  j«rn- 
vn  ill  kiitiy  uf  ciii  tin  at  an  iingi  i>v  4  j  drjjrfi. 

Mitred,  Mi-tfril,  a.  a<I.irnd  wid  u  m|tor. 

MiTRK-WHEEL,  M|-tor-bwcl,  ri.  u  bwrl  fitcd  in  a 
]iurlik.viil<ir  luitnc-r,  to  uz  tu  wurk  intu  anddcr. 

MlTKiroRM,  Mit-ri-forin,  a.  {/(•■(.)  konikal;  bolu; 
upii  at   df  ba«. 

MiTTE.v,  Mit-on,  n.  a  kuvcr  for  dr  hand;  a  gluv 
for  de  hand  wid'Vt  Miximt  kuvcrin  for  At  fig- 
gerx.  7\i  kjtndi  irun  tcidst  miUiiz,  tu  yni 
wun  rufli. 

Mittimus,  Mit-i-mus,  ii.  [L.]  (Lair)  a  kjnd  ov 
fit  for  traa'tfvrio  rt-kordz  from  wun  kurl  tu.  an- 
ddcr; a  wonint  for  koinitio  tu  |iriin. 

Mix,  Mik*,  r.  t.  l^i.  mik-'t,  p*.  mik.tio,  mikst;]  tu 
ytinjt  tu  sumtig  ol.";  tu  j»rn:  tu  uiiggl. 

Mix,  Mik*.  r.  t.  tu  be  yunjtod  intu  wun  mas. 

MiXKN,  Miks-en,*  n.  a  dughil;  <i  la.4tol. 

MixtR,  .Mik<-<T,  n.  wun  h>t»  miksez;  a  miggler. 

MiXTiox,   Mik't-yon,  n.  a  mik-'tyi^r. 

MlXTi'Ri^  Mit't-y^r,  n.  dc  akt  nv  mik-'ig:  dc  stat 
ov  brig  mik.'it;  a  mas  furmd  bj  mik^ig  an  ingrt- 
dipnt;  a  medli. 

MiZM.KZE,  Mit-maz,  n.  a  labirint:  a  muz. 

MizztN.  Miz-ii,  H.  Ae  hindmost  .*alz  ov  a  Jip. 

.MizzKNMAMT,  Miz-n-murit,  n.  dc  ma,"<t  at  At  «t?m 
ov  II  Jip,  hwiq  sujKJrU  At  mizn-sal. 

MizzLii,  .Miz-I,  r.  i".  tu  ran  ^mol  ran. 

MizzLt:,  Miz-1,  n.  !<mol  ran;  mi:jt. 

Mnkuo.vic,  Nc-mon-ik,  i  s.  wtstig  de  m^m- 

MxtMoxicAL.  Xr-nujn-i-kal,  (      ori. 

M.XKMoxica,  Ne-raon-ik!<,  h.jjI.  de  qrt  ov  imprvtivig 
and  ynzig  dr  mt-Uujri. 

MoAN",  >lijn,  r.  /.  and  i.  tu  lamc^nt;  tu  grzv. 

JIOAX,  Mun,  n.  lainentajon;  oilibl  soru. 

MoAxruL,  Mun-ful,  a.  s«>ruful;  mornful. 

Moat,  Mat,  m.  a  kanil  rsnd  a  hvi  or  kasl  for  dr- 
U'a». 

Moat,  Mot,  v.  t.  tu  sorind  wid  kannlz. 

Mob.  Moh,  n.  a  krud:  a  rabl;  a  rut;  a  fiimdltyi|- 
ui  iiiid  di<<trderli  a.-^mblaj:— a  wumanz  kap,  kold 
olsj,  tn^h-kap. 

Mob,  .Mob,  r.  t.  tu  hara.^;  tu  avcrb^r  b|  ti^mult. 

Mobile,  Mo-b^l,*  n.  dt  p6py^la»:  a  mob. 

Mobilitt,  Mu-bit-i-ti,  a.  de  piter  ov  bcig  mdivd: 
ak'iviti:  (iklne^;  inkon.'itan.-ii. 

MoBLE,  M6b-1,  or  M(&-bl,*  r.  t.  tu  rap  up  ai  in  a 
hud. 

MoccASOX,  M6k-a-sn,  n.  an  Indian  /«  or  knver 
for  dr  fut,  mnd  ov  mft  ledcr  widiit  a  stif  iiul. 
Ritn  "Isj  <  J^orrttiTiw.)  [agHt. 

Mocha  «To>»E.  Mii-ka-ston,  ».  a  dcndritik  or  mi>s 

MO(  .N     "   '  '.  tu  derjd;  tu  ridikql;  tu  mimik 

i  M  l<^f  at;  tu  defft;  tu  cl^d;  tu 

t  >  ;». 

Mocii.  .\l..k,  «.  I,  tu  mak  kontomtyi^u*  ^purt. 

Mock.  Mok,  n.  ridikt^l:  a  flrr,  a  *ntr:  mimikri. 

Mock.  M^^k,  a.  fol.«;  k-^nt.-rfit:  not  rral. 

MocKKR,  .Vfok-cr.  n.  wun  h*  n><>k<:  a  skofor. 

MocKtiRV,  Mik-iv-i,  It.  !>kom;  riJiki^l;  »purt;  ran 
Ju. 

MocKlxo.  M<Sk-ip,  n.  itkorn;  derison;  an  iimall. 

Mocki.no  BIRD,  M6ki3-b.>nl,  a.  a  »pr/ez  ov  tru/; 
a  f|n  .Vmcrikan  .«<>g-b^nl,  hwii;  hat  At  fakuiti  ov 
imitatig  olm«3it  eni  s'snd.  It  it  fund  in  dc  Sad- 
em  Stat*. 


MocKtxoLT,  M6k-!D-li,  ad.  wid  mokeri;  infuUigli. 
MoL'KiNU  htock,  M6k-ig-itok,  a.  a  bat  for  mm- 

m<--nt.  t/rub. 

.Mock  WILLOW,  Mok-wil-o,  «.    (/?«<•>  a  plant  or 
MuDAL,  Mu-dal,  a.    rrlatig   tu  dr  form  or  mud, 

not  de  i-!M.>ni*;  <-gzi<tig  onii  in  udcr  tigz. 
MouALiHT,  .Mu-dal-i«t,  n.  wuu  hji  adbin  tu  modal 

form  or  egzi<lon.t. 
MouALiTV,  Mu>-da!-i-ti,   n.   dvfrr«ni    in   mod  m 

form;  mudal  form,  «tnf.  or  nk-id.  nt. 
Mode,  M<.><I,  n.    in  * 

lorn;  wn;  mancr 

kwoliti;  gra;ilujiin,     ...  '..,,    ;    ^ , 

hwcder  in  lojik,   miizik,  or  egii.<t«*n.t;  — a  »vx  or 

tin  Kilk;  de  mancr  or  k6njiigatig  a  vfrb,  k>jld 

ma»l. 
Model,  M6d-el,  n.  a  reprezcnlnjon;  a  kopi  tu  be 

imitated;  a  muld:  a  patern;  u  utandnrd. 
Model,  .M6<l-el,  r.  t.  tu  plan;  tu  Jap,  muld   ar 

form:  tu  dclincat. 
.Modeller,  M6d-el-er,  n.  wun  hoB  modelz;  a  pUnT. 
.MuD»Ji,  Mii-der,  n.  de  matrik*  or  prinii[ial  |  '.  ■-  -v 

an  a.itrulub,  intu  htrii;  dr  udcr  |iqrln  qr  lik-t. 
Moderate,  .M<jd-cr-at,   a.    brig  bttwi'n  ektrjinz; 

ov  midl  rat,  kwuliti,  or  t«'mi»'!rament;  tfmi*ral; 

nut  ck>OMv:  not  hot  ov  temixr;  nut  luksyqriut; 

rrznabl:  deliberat;  kibl;  mjld. 
Moderate,  Mi5J-er-at,  r.  t.  tu  r^gyi^lat;  tu  rt- 

ntniii;  tu  stil;  tu  [<a.'<ifj:  tu  kw[ct;  tu  rrpr^;  ta 

milk  tomi>erat;  tu  prrzj<l  uver,  desjd,  direkt  or 

n^^ynliit,  az  a  mdderator. 
.Moderate,  M<jd-or-at,  r.  i.  tu  bekdm  kwiet;  tu 

prrzjd. 
Moderatelt.  Mod-cr-at-li,  ad.  wid  modcrajon. 
.MoDLRATE.sESS,  Mod-cr-at-ncs,  n.  At  stat  ov  be- 

ig  in<Hlorat. 
MoDERATlOX.  M od-er-d-Jon,   n.    dr  »tat  ov  brig 

motlonit:  forb^jmn.";  kqmnw:  rr<fnknt:  fntj^aliti. 
MODERATO,   M'jd-or-q-tO.  *.  [/<.]  {Miu.)   nutig  o 

lUiKlonit  t[m.  neder  kwik  nor  bIo. 
.Moderator,  .M6d-«r-a-tor,  n.    wun  ha  modcrata 

or  prrzjdz  in  a  publik  asi^mbli  hw^r  dv  ><  dis- 

kujiin. 
.Modern,  MW-em,  a.  lat;  resent;  not  nnj'--nt:  r.t^. 
MoDLR.v,  .M'Vl-ern,  n.  a   i>vrHjn  ov  n 

not  un  nn/ent.     He  m-Jtrnx  qr  dr  , 

aruz  St  iiv  de  nniuz  ov  At  empjrz  .  .       i 

Kum.  anil  ov  uder  an/cot  najonz. 
.MoDERXisM,  Mud-crn-iz-<D,  a.a  modem  pmktis  or 

idiom. 
MoDERXisT,  M6d-cm-i.<t,  m.   wun  hii>  adm{n  de 

luixli-rnr. 
MuDERXizE.  iliM-era-iz,  r.  i.  tu  render  modem. 
.MoDEKXiZER,  .M6d-ero-iz-er,  a.   wun  hiJtt  mo-lcm- 

jzfz.  [mudrrn. 

.Moi.KKXXtiss,  MoJ-cm-nes,  «.    de    stat  or    brig 
.MoDE-sr,  .Miid-e.1t,  a.  rr«tnind  bJ  a  ^<"n«  nv  iToprj- 

eti,   or  ov  self-di<tnl<t;  not  ;  lideui; 

qost;  modenit:  bajful;  not  pr,  .  'I  im- 

PUd'^nt:  not  forward;  not  lift".  :.  , 

MoDEMTLV.  Mi'xl-e.'st-li,    ad.    in  a   m'xie^t   maner; 

i-M-'li-  rn-VI-mlli:  n-'t  !«r..".r«nlli:  wid  drson.^i. 

m'     -  , '    •  >  ■   ■      >    .        ■    . 


Mui>i.oTt-flEcE,     .Mode-  (1  1*.%     ».      a    1/ 

frmul  Atv*,  .<pukn  ov  bj  Adiiion.  hwiq  nii 

de   u|>cr  jiqrt  ov  dr  stai  brfur,  bwen   i' 

fajon  tu  w^r  dt-m  lu.  .1 

Mooici'U.  .M'kI  i-kum.  ■.  [L.]  a  tmn\  x<>'. 

MoniriABLE,  M6d-i-fj-a-bi,  a.  dat  n 

fjd. 
Modification,  Mod-i-fi-ki-/on,a.  dr 
Modifier.  M6d-i-fl-er,  a.  he  «r  dat  hwi.;  lu 
MoDirr,  M6d-i-fi,  r.  t.    tu  kwolifj;  tu  J.i; 
•ofn. 


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MoDiLLiOX,  Mo-dil-yon,  n.  {Arch.)  an  ornament 
in  kolumz;  a  konsol  or  braket.  [abl. 

Modish,  Mo-diJ4  a.  konformd  tu  &z  mod;  fajon- 

MODISHLY,  M6-diJ-li4  nd.  in  de  mod;  fajunabli. 

MODISHNESS,  McJ-diJ-nes,J  n.  an  afektajon  ov  &e 
fajon. 

MODIST,  Mu-dist,  n.  a  foloer  ov  ds  mod  er  faJon. 

Modulate,  Mod-yix-lat,  v.  t.  tia  form  s-jnd  tia  a 
serten  ke;  tu  infiekt. 

Modulation,  Mod-yii-la-Jon,  n.  ds  akt  ov  mod- 
yij^latiij;  melodi;  hqrmoni;  adaptajon   ov  siind. 

^ODULATOE,  M6d-yi\,-la-tor,  n.  wuu  hCD  modyij,- 
lats;  a  ti^^ner. 

Module,  M6d-yi|l,  n.  a  reprszentajon;  a  model. 

Modus,  Mo-dus,  n.,  pi.  [i.]  M6-dj,  {Eng.}  M6- 
dus-ez;  mod;  maner.  In  Le,  a  kompensajon  for 
tidz. 

Modus  operandi,  Mo-dus  op-e-ran-dj,  [i.]  de 
mod  ov  operatii);  dg  maner  in  hwiq  a  tig  iz 
efekted. 

MoDWALL,  Mod-wel,  n.  a  berd  dat  dsstrirz  bez. 

Mffiso-GOTHic,  Mg-so-got-ik,  a.  rslatii)  tia  &t 
Guts  ov  Msjia. 

MoGGANS,  Mog-anz,  n.  pi.  loi)  sIevz  for  wimenz 
qrmz,  ret  Ijk  stokiijz;  hoz  wid^t  fet,  er  boit- 
hoz.     [Yn,zd  in  Skotland.] 

MoGGASON,  M6g-a-son,  ;(.     Ss  {M'^ccasim.} 

MOGO,  M6-gQ,  n.  an  Indian  tomabok. 

Mogul,  o?-  Geeat  Mogul,  Mo-giil,  w  Grat  Mo- 
gul, ti.  dg  tjU  ov  dg  Cjgf  ov  dg  Mogulz,  er  ov  dg 
empjr  hwiq  woz  f'sndod  in  Hindcostan,  bj  Baber, 
in  dg  156  sentn,ri,  and  hwiq  terminated  in  1806. 

MoHAiE,  MQ-hi),r,  n.  dg  soft,  f jn  h;^r  ov  dg  An- 
gora got,  ov  hwiq  kamlets,  &s.,  Cir  mad;  klot  mad 
ov  h^r. 

Mohammedan,  Mo-ham-g-dan,  n.  a  foloer  ov 
Mohamed;  a  mahomgtan.     Sg  {Mahometan.} 

Mohammedanism,  Mo-ham-g-dan-iz-m,  «.  dg  rg- 
lijon  ov  Mohamed;  Mahomgtanizm;  Izlamizm. 

MoiDOEE,  Mer-dor,  n.  a  Portyrigez  kern,  rated  at 
abit  $6,48. 

MoiETT,  Mtf-E-ti,  n.  bqf;  wun  ov  too  gkwal  pqrts. 

Moil,  Merl,  v.  t.  tu  deb  wid  dert:  tia  dgfil. 

Moil,  Merl,  v.  i.  tia  labor;  tu  tori;  tu  druj. 

Moist,  Merst,  a.  moderatli  wet;  damp;  ji^si. 

Moisten,  JItfs-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  damp;  tu  wet. 

Moistness,  Mffst-nes,  n.  dampnes;  moderat  wetnes. 

Moisture,  Merst-yi^r,  n.  moderat  wetnes. 

MOLAE,  Mo-lar,  a.  havii)  piser  tu  grind;  grjndir). 

Molar,  M6-lar,  n.  a  dubl  or  molar  tot. 

Molasses,  Mo-las-ez,  n.  a  sirup  hwiq  dranz  from 
Jugar. 

Mold,  Mold,  n.  d  ferm;  a  matriks.     Sg  {Mmild.} 

Mole,  Mol,  n.  a  m>5nd;  a  dik;  a  pgr;  a  masi  wurk 
ov  Iqrj  stonz  lad  in  de  sg  fei  protektii)  Jips,  in 
a  hqrbor.  In  Medisiii,,  a  mas  ov  fleji  muter 
groiaj  in  dg  yqtgrus;  a  niityqral  spot  er  diskul- 
orajon  ov  dg  skin; — a  litl  kwodrttipcd  dat  warks 
up  dg  gr'snd,  oT  dg  jgnus  tulpa. 

Molecast,  Mol-kast,  91.  a  hilok  kast  up  bj  a  mol. 

Moleculae,  Mo-lek-yn-lar,  a.  relatiij  tu  molg- 
kiilz. 

Molecule,  Mol-g-k^l,  n.  a  veri  miniit  pqrtikl  ov 
mater,  er  ov  a  mas  er  bodi;  an  atom;  a  ker- 
pusl. 

Mole-eyed,  M61-jd,  a.  havij)  veri  smol  jz. 

Molehill,  M61-hil,  n.  a  hilok  tron  up  bj  molz. 

Molest,  Mo-l(5st,  v.  i.  tu  disturb;  tu  trubl;  tu 
veks;  tu  anw;  tu  inkomod;  tu  tez;  tu  mak 
ungzi.  [veksajon. 

Molestation,  Mo-les-ta-Jon,  n.  a  disturbans;  a 

Molestee,  Mo-lest-or,  ?i.  wun  hoo  molests  or  dis- 
tiirbz.  [gr-snd. 

MOLETEACK,  Mol-trak,  n.  dg  kors  ov  a  mol  under 

MOLK-TEEE,  Mol-lrg  u.  a  bjenial  plant;  a  kaper- 
spurj. 


MoLiNiSM,  Mo-lin-iz-m,  «.de  sistem  ov  opinyonz 
on  dg  subjekt  ov  gras  and  predestinajon  tot  bj 
Lcois  Moljna,  a  SpaniJ  Jezyqit,  opozd  tu  Jan- 
sinizm. 

MoLiNiST,  M6-lin-ist,  n.  a  foloer  ov  Moljna;  an 
adhgrent  tu  Molinizm. 

Molisite,  Mo-li-sjt,  «.  {Min.}  a.  kristaljzd  tjta- 
niat  ov  jurn. 

MoLLAH,  .M(jl-a,  n.  dg  tjtl  ov  de  hjer  erder  ov 
jujez  in  de  TiukiJ  empjr. 

MoLLiENT,  Mol-yent,  er  M61-i-ent,  a.  sofnig: 
tendii)  tu  molifj  er  sofn. 

MoLLiFiABLE,  M61-i-f  j-a-bl,J  a.  dut  ma  be  sofnd. 

Mollification,  Mol-i-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  a  sofnig;  mit- 
igajon. 

MoLLiFiEE,  M61-i-fj-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  sofnz. 

Mollify,  M61-i-fj,  v.  t.  tu  sofn;  tu  aswaj;  tu 
kwjot. 

MoLLuscA,  Mol-iis-ka,  n.  pi.  [Z.]  a  klas  ov  ani- 
malz  havir)  soft  bodiz,  and  no  internal  skelgtonz. 
az  Jel-fiJ. 

MoLLUSCAN,  Mol-us-kan,   j  a.  rglatii)  tu  de  mol- 

MoLLUscous,  Mol-iis-kus,  (      liska  er  molusks. 

MoLLUSK,  Mol-usk,  n.  wun  ov  de  moluska;  an 
animal  haviij  a  soft  bodi  and  no  internal  skel- 
gton.  3g  term  iz  aplid  bj  Kqvia  tu  dg  grat 
prjmari  divi^ou  ov  dg  animal  kigdom,  hwiq  in- 
kh'idz  el  doz  spgjez  havir)  gaijgliated  nervus  sis- 
temz,  wid  dg  gaijglionz  or  medulari  masez  dis- 
perst  mor  or  les  iregyqlarli  in  diferent  pqrts  ov 
dg  bodi,  hwiq  iz  soft  and  inarlikyqlat. 

Molten,  M61-tu,  |).  a.  melted;  mad  ov  melted 
metal.  [inal  plant. 

MoLY,  M6-li,  n.  a  sert  ov  wjld  gqrlik;  a  mgdis- 

MOLYBDATE,  Mo-lib-dat,  n.  (  CAe»i.)  a  selt  kom- 
pozd  ov  molibdik  asid  and  a  has. 

MoLTBDEN,  Mo-lib-den,        /  n.  siilfqret  ov  mol- 

MoLY'BDENA,  Mol-ib-dg-no,  i  ibdgnum,  a  min- 
eral or.  [ibdgna. 

MoLYBDENOus,  Mo-lib-dg-nus,  a.  rglatiij  tu  mol- 

MoLYBDENUM,  Mol-ib-dg-num,  n.  {Mm.)  a  sort 
ov  britl  metal,  mineraljzd  bj  sulfur. 

MoLYBDic,  Mo-lib-dik,      (    a.  relatii)   tu,  er  dg- 

MOLY'BDOUS,  Mo-lib-dus,  S  rjvd  from,  molib- 
dgnuni. 

Moment,  Mo-ment,  n.  a  veri  smel,  er  indefinitli 
smel  porjon  ov  tjm;  an  instant; — konsgkwens; 
importans;  wat;  valj'q;  fors;  impiilsiv  wat;  akt- 
yi|atii)  p-ser;  momentum. 

MoMENTAEiLY',  M6-men-ta-ri-li,  ad.  everi  mo- 
ment, [ment. 

MoMENTAEY,  M6-men-ta-ri,  A.  lastir)  fer  a  mo- 

MoMENTOus,  Mo-men-tus,  a.  important;  wati. 

Momentum,  ilo-men-tum,  n.  [i.]  pi.  Mo-men- 
ta;  dg  mojon  or  fors  ov  a  miBvii)  bodi;  impgtus. 

MoMMERY,  Miim-er-i,  n.  finleri.     Sg  {Mvmmery.) 

Monachal^  M6n-a-kal,  a.  livig  alwn,  az  a  muijk: 
solitari;  monastik;  rglatig  tu  mugks. 

MoNACHisM,  M6n-a-kiz-m,  n.  de  stat  ov  muijks; 
monastik  Ijf. 

Monad,  JI6n-ad,  n.  an  ultimat  atom;  a  simpl  sub- 
stans  wid-st  pqrts;  a  prjmari  konstityi],ent  ov 
mater; — a  term  ov  metafiziks. 

Monadelph,  M6n-a-delf,  n.  {Hot.)  a  plant  hitiz 
stamenz  qr  yqnjted  intu  wun  pqrsel  er  bodi  bj 
filaments. 

MONADELPHON,  Mon-a-del-fpn,  n.  {Bot.)  a  sta- 
men ov  hwiq  de  filaments  qr  kombjnd  intu  a 
siggl  mas. 

MoNADELPHOUS,  Mon-a-del-fus,  a.  {Bot.)  havig 
stamenz  yq^njted  intu  wun  pqrsel. 

Monadic,  Mo-nad-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  monadz. — 
Akerdii)  tu  dg  moiiMik  feori  ov  Ljbnits,  el 
bodiz  qr  komp'snded  bj  agrggajon  ov  monadz, 
hwiq  qr  simpl  substanscz  wid'st  pqrts. 

Monadical,  Mo-nad-i-kal,  a.  relatii)  tu  monadz. 


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MONANPKR,  Mo-nin-dcr,  n.   a   plant  havig   onli 

wuii  xtniuou. 
MoNAMJidA,  Mij-nikn-dri-a,  n.  a   klus   uv   planU 

huviu  uiili  WUII  MUiincn.  [ittaincD. 

MoNA.VDKOl'8,  Mu-nan-dru»,  a.    bavig    onli    wun 
MONAKCU,  Mun-ark,  h.  wun  Iuj  tiTjIz  nlun;  a    kiQ; 

a  BuviTcn;  iin   fniiK.Tur;  a    prin.-';  a    |>utentat; — 

wun  iiii|>erior  tu  At  real  uv  Ac  nnn  k{nd. 
MoNAKCUAL,    Mo-DCirk-al,    a.    si^tio  a    monark; 

rrgal. 
Monarchic,  Mo-n^rk-ik,  |   a.  rrlatig   tu  a 

MoNAKCHiCAL,  Mu-n(\rk-i-kal,  j      monark;  reated 

in  a  sioK'  rojii'r;  rrgul. 
Mo.N'AKi'Hi8M,  Mun-urk-iz-m,  n.   At   prinsij>lz  ov 

uiuiKirki.  [arki. 

MoNAUCHisT,  Mon-ark-iat,  n.  anadvukat  for  mon- 
MoNABCiiizE,  Mon-ark-iz,  v.  i.  tu  pin  At  kii). 
MONAKCUY,  M6n-urk-i,  n.  At    guvcrnment    ov   a 

"'OK'  ix.'rsiiii;  u  kiydoin:  an  cmpjr.     Monarkiz  qr 

ov  lor  kjndz-  ab-iojliit,  limited  or  konstitiyunal, 

bcrcHlitari,  and  rloktiv. 
MoNASTEKY,  Mun-as-tcr-i,  ii.  a   konrent;  an  abi; 

a  klef>tcr. 
Monastic,  Mu-nas-tik,  n.  a  mu^k;  a  rtkli^s.* 
Monastic,    Ma-nas-tik,  )    a.    jicrtanio    '"^ 

MoNASTlCAL,    Mu-iKLs-ti-kal,   S       uiu{)k'<  nr  nunz; 

rrl:ju<li  rrkli'i''.  i^tik  Dinner. 

MoNA.sTiCALLY,  Mij-nAs-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  muniut- 
MoNAtsTicisM,  MD-n.is-ti-!tii  ui,  ».  a  niunuKtik  l{f 

or  kundifiin. 
Monday,  Aliinda,  n.  At  sckond  da  ot  de  wrk. 
Monetary,  Miin-r-ta-ri,  a.  rtlatio  tu  muni. 
.Money,  .Miin-i,   n.   metal   k«rnd   for   irufik:  kffn; 

buDk-nut't  ek«<]anjnl)l  for  k<Tn. 
Moneybag,  Miiii-i-l)a;j,  m.  q  Iqrj  purs. 
Money- iiROKKH,  Miin-i-briJk-cr,  n.  a  muni-qanjer. 
.MoNEYCiiANOEE,  Miin-i-<;anj-er,  n.  a   broker  in 
Moneyed,  Miin-id,  a.  riq  in  muni.  [muni. 

Moneyless,  Miin-i-le*,  a.  wonti^  muni;  peniles. 
MoNEY-scKiVKNEE,  Miin-i-.skriv-ner,  n.  wun   hcb 

mzi'Z  uiiini  t'lr  u  tcrz. 
Money'sworth,  .Miin-iz-wurt,  fi.  sumtig  wurt  dc 

kiict;  ful  valyn. 
MoNOER.  Miij)-Rt>r,  n.  a  drier;  a  sclcr. 
MoNUREL,  .Miio-grcl,  a.  ov  a  miks't  brrd. 
MoNUUKL,  Miii)->;rel,  n.  eni  tio  ov  a  mik.'t  brrd. 
MoNiLlKORM,  .Mu-nil-i-forra,  a.  f»rmd  l|k  a  neklas. 
Monition,  .Mo-niJ-on,  n.  a    hint:  admunijon;  in- 

fiiriiinjiin;  in.strukjon;  wornifl. 
MoNiTiVE,  M6n-i-tiv,   a.   adm6nitQri:  instniktiv. 
Monitor,    M6n-i-tor,   n.   wun   ho  adm6nijez  or 

womx;  wun  \xa>  obz^rvz  or  inntnikt^  -stiidcnts;  a 

jpf  Jtx  ov  lizard  or  8orian  in  a  fosil  stat. 
Monitoriai.,  Mon-i-tu-ri-al,  a.  rclntig  tu  a  mon- 
itor. 
MoNiTOBT.  M6n-i-to»-ri,   a.  pivip   admanijon   or 

in.itrukjon;   trqifl  or   tot  mi'ityi^ali,  or  bj  moni- 
tor!. [instriSktres. 
MoNiTREAS,  MiSn-i-tres,  n.    a    frmal    monitor;  uu 
MoNiTRiX.    Mon-i-trik.",    n.    a    frmal   monitor;  a 

lui.nitnv. 
.Monk,  Mupk,  ».  wun  ov  a  rrlijus  komqniti,  wid- 

dr>u  from  jcneral  intcrkun  wid  dr  wurld;   wun 

livi()  in  u  m6na.<iteri. 
Monkery.  Miigk-or-i,  n.  (tr  lif  andntatora  magk. 
Monkey,    Miig-ki,    n.    a   kwodnbmanus    animal, 

havig  a  log  tal:  an  np;  a  babvfin;— a  maj^n  for 

drjvijiliiri  r;!r  int'i  de  ?rt. 
Monkey  y  :\i-ki-fl's-er,   ».  a  plant;  a 

yprjrz  •  [ki. 

MonKeyi-m.        ,.         /-iij,«.dr  kwolitioro  mug- 
SloNK-riau,  Mugk-ti/,  n.  a  fij  rri^mblig  a  mugkj 

ksl. 
Monkhood,  Mttgk-hud,  *».  At  ttat  or  a  magk. 
Monkish,    Miiijk-i/,    a,    manistik;    pert«Dig   ta 

luugk.i. 


MoNK's-nooD,  Mdgkt-hud,  n.  a  Mtanial   plant. 
Monks  RUL'bAKu,     Mugk»-nf>-b<^,     n.    pa/cDB- 

duk. 
Monk'h-beam,  M(iok»-8em,  n.  a  wm  mad  bj  laig 
dr  i>elvuiez  uv  Mtlz  bvcr  wun  anAdcr,  and  M^ig 
dein  on  Lot  *idz. 
.MoNOCARfoN,  .Mon-a-kdr-poD,  n.  a  plant  dat  p4r- 

ijez  otter  Imvin  wunii  liurn  fnliL. 
MoNOCARPOUU,  Mon-o-k''(r-pu«,«.  b^rig  wun  liggl 

fnijt;  b^rig  Iribt  wun^  unli. 
MoNOCEROB,  Mo-n6»-e-nNi,  n.  dr  yi^iknm;  a  kon- 

stela/on. 
.MoNOCHORD,  M6n-o-kord,   n.   an   iutraiment  ot 

wunHtrii):  a  hqrmonikul  kanon. 
MuNoc'iiuoMATic,     .Mon-u-kru-mit-ik,    a.    havif) 

but  wun  kulor;  nutig  a  R]>rjrz  ov  lamp  givig  a 

yelo  Ijt. 
Monochrome,  Mdn-o-krum,    n.    a    pantig  6ksc- 

kiited  in  a  xiggl  kulor. 
.Monocotyledon,  .Mun-u-kot-i-K-don,  n.  a  plant 

hiivig  unli  wun  t^rd-lub;  dndujen. 
MONOCOIYLEDOXOCH,    MoD-u-kot-i-lM-o-nus,    a. 

liiiviy  but  wun  std-lob. 
Monocracy,  .Ma-nok-ra-oi,  n.   a  guvemment   b{ 

wun  ponMjn.  [monark. 

Monocrat,  .Mon-o-krat,  n.  wun  hat  ra>lz  alun;  a 
.Monocular,  Mo-nok-yn-lur,    /  a.  wun-jd:  havig 
.Monocllocs.  .Mo-nok-yn-lu.-',  i      onli  wun  [. 
.MoNoccLK,  M6n-o-ki^l,  n.  an  insekt    havig  onli 

wun  j. 
.Monocllus,  Mo-n6k-yTi,-lu8,  n.  [Z.]  pi.  )l£>-D6k- 

yii-l|:  an  animal  or  insekt  havig  but  wun  ];  a 

monukql. 
MoNODELPU,  M6n-<3-delf,    n.    {Zj»1.)    a    mamal 

hwi(;  brigz'furt  itd  yun  in   so   matqr  a  stat,  at 

not  tu  rtkwjr  de  proteicjon  ov  a  pisi}. 
MoNODisT,  Mon-o-diat,  n.  wun   hii>  eioi  or  ut«ni 

a  n6nodi. 
MoNODON,  M6n-c>-doD,   n.    {Zooi.}    At   st-ynni- 

korn;  de  nqrhwal. 
MoNODRAMATic,     .Mon-o-dra-mat-ik,    a.    rrlati;) 

tu  ini'inu<inim. 
MoNODRAME,   Mon-o-dram,   n.   a  dramatik  per- 

torinun.>*  bj  onli  wun  {lorson. 
.Monody,  .M6n-a-di,  n.  a  poem  or  sog  sug  b]  wun 

jM-nion,  tu  ck^pnid  bis  gref  or  fclig. 
.MoNcECiA,  Mo-ni-/i-a,  n.  {Ji<-t.)  a  kla«  ov  planta 

hwitj  hav  ><t«nu'nz  and  pi:itili,  in   scparat  ilien, 

(•n  de  sum  indivulyqiil. 
MoNdCious,  .Mo-ne-Jus  a.  </f'-r.)  havig  dr  won 

sekx  in  wun  filler,  und  de  udcr  in  andder. 
MoNOGAM,  Mon-o-gam,  n.  {Jiot.)  a  plant   hwi^ 

buz  but  wun  finer. 
.Monogamist,  Mo-n6g-a-mi<t,  n.  wun  bib  diaalii 

si'kond  mnrijez. 
.Monogamy,  Mu-nog-a-mi,  n.  marij   or  wun   wjf 

onli,  or  dr  kondijon  or  rrstrant  ov  not  mariig  a 

sckond  wjf  after  At  det  ov  dr  fyr^t, 
Monooasteic,  Mon-o-gaa-thk,  a.  harig  but  won 

vtutnak. 
.Monogram,  Mon-o-grara,  n.  wun  karakteror»ifer: 

a  kiir.ikter  kompMulod  ov  .«cverBl  let<Tz. 
.Monograph,  Mon-o-graf,  n.  an  ak'snt  ov  a  siggi 

tig. 
MoNOORAFHT,  Mo-n6g-r»-fi,  n.  a  drskripjon   or 

reprrzontnjon  dron  in  l^ni  widit  kulora. 
MoNooYN,  .Mon-o-jin,  h.   {Hot.}   a  plant  hari^ 

onli  wun  !<til  or  stigma. 
Monolith,  Nion-u-lit,  n.  an  obelisk  or  m6njii- 

ment  f-irnid  ov  a  ■■ijuil  -"ttjn. 
MoNOLOGiE,  Mon-o-iog,  n.  a  solilukwi. 
MoNOMACHT,  Mu-n6m-a-ki,   m.   a  diiel;  a  nggi 

koinbat. 
Monomania,  Mon-o  mii-ni-<i,  «.  inaaniU  no  wna 

subjrkt  unli.  dr  min.i   brig  in  a^»»nd  flat  wid 

rtap4kt  tu  uder  inatcn. 


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MONOMK,  M6n-om,  n.  a  kwontiti  havig  but  wun 

nam. 
MONOPATHY,  McD-nop-a-ti,  n.  solitari  suferig. 
MONOPETALOUS,  MoD-cD-pet-a-lus,  a.    havig   but 

wun  petal  er  lef. 
Monopolist,  Mo-nop-o-list,  n.  wun  boo  mcDnop- 

oljzez;  an  engroser. 
Monopolize,  Mo-nop-o-ljz,  v.  t.  tixi  bj  up  so  az 

tu  be  de  onli  purqaser  and  seler;  tu  engros. 
Monopolizer,  Mo-nop-o-ljz-er,  n.  a  monopolist. 
Monopoly,  Mo-nop-o-li,  n.  ds  ekskh^siv  pozejon 

ov  eni  tig:  sol  rjt  ov  selig  er  pozesig. 
MONOPTEEAL,    Mo-nop-tg-ral,  a.   havig  but  wun 

wig,  jenerali  apljd  tu  a  serkii,lar  bildig,  wid  wun 

wig,  and  a  rdof  suported  onli  bj  pilarz. 
MONOPTEEON,  Mo-n6p-t£-ron,  n.  a.  tempi,  er  edi- 

fis,  konsistig  ov  a  serki^lar  kolonad,  suportig  a 

dom,  wid'st  eni  enklozig  wel,  and  konsckwentli 

wid'st  ds  sel  dat  d^r  iz  in  uder  templz. 
MONOPTOLE,  Mon-op-tol,  n.  a  n'sn  yv^zd  onli  in 

wun  kas. 
MoNOPYRENOUS,   Mon-o-pir-E-Dus,  a.   havig  but 

wun  kernel. 
MONOEHYME,    M6n-o-rjm,    n.    a   kompozijon  in 

hwiq  el  de  Ijnz  end  wid  de  sam  rjm. 
MoNOSEPALOus,  Mon-o-sep-a-lus,  a.  {But.)  havig 

onli  wun  sepal.  [sed. 

MoNOSPERMOus,  Mon-o-sper-mus,  a.  havig  a  siggl 
MONOSPHEEiCAL,    Mon-o-sfer-i-kal,  a.   konsistig 

ov  er  havig  a  siggl  sfer.  [vers. 

MoNOSTiCH,  M6n-o-stik,  n.  a  kompozijon  ov  wun 
MoNOSTROPHic,  Mon-Q-strof-ik,  a.  havig  but  wun 

sort  ov  stanza;  fre  from  de  restrant  ov  eni  par- 

tikyi|lar  meter  er  fermig  but  wun  grat  stanza. 
Monosyllabic,  Mon-o-si-lab-ik,  j  a.   havig 

MoNOSYLLABiCAL,  Mon-o-si-lab-i-kal,  j  onli  wun 

silabl. 
Monosyllable,    M6n-o-sil-a-bl,  n.    a.  wurd  ov 

onli  wun  silabl. 
Monothalman,    Mon-o-tal-man,  n.    a  yij^nivalv 

Jel,  hwiq  haz  but  wun  qamber  er  sel. 
Monotheism,  M6n-o-te-iz-m,  n.  a  belef  in  onli 

wun  God.  [oteizm. 

MoNOTHEiST,  Mon-o-te-ist,  n.  a.  belever  in  mon- 
MoNOTONE,    M6n-o-ton,  n.    yn,nifermiti  ov  S"8nd; 

a  siggl  ke  er  mi^zikal  s'snd; — a  ton  in  speq  hwiq 

variz  litl  from  wun  muzikal  ke. 
MONOTOxiCAL,  Mon-o-ton-i-kal,*  a.  havig  an  un- 

varid  S'snd;  monotonz. 
Monotonous,  Mo-not-o-nus,  a.  havig  monotoni; 

wontig  varjeti  in  kadens;  yq,niferm  in  s-snd. 
Monotony,  Mo-not-o-ni,  n.  yunifermiti  ov  s^nd 

er  ton;  an  erksum  samnes  in  spekig. 
Monotriglyph,    Jlon-o-trj-glif,   n.    {ArcTi.}  suq 

an  interkolumniajon  in  de  Porik  erder  az  brigz 

onli  wun  trjglif  over  it. 
MoNOXYLON,  Mo-noks-i-lon,  n.  a  bot  mad  ov  a 

siggl  pes  ov  wud. 
MoNSEiGNEUE,    Mon-san-yer,  n.  [i'/'.]  a  tjtl  givn 

in  Frans,  bef(fir  de  revoh|^Jon,  tu  At  defin;  elso 

a  tjtl  ov  kurtesi,  hwiq  woz  prefikst  tu  de  tjtlz 

ov  di^^ks  and  perz,  qrqbijups  and  sum  uder  egz- 

elted  personajer,  and  yi^zd  in  adresig  dem. 
Monsieur,    Mo-sA,  «.  [!>.]  pi.  MeJ-urz,   ser,  de 

kompelajon  ov  a  Frenq  jentlman;  de  tjtl  ov  de 

Frenq  kigz  oldest  bruder.     Se  {Measiettrs.} 
Monsoon,  Mon-sdbn,  «.  a  periodikal  wind,  beig  a 

modifikajon  ov  de    trad-windz   in  de  Arabian 

and  Indian  sez.  [ibl. 

MoNSTEE,  Mon-ster,  n.  sumtig  unnatyi^ral  or  hor- 
MONSTROSiTY,  Mon-stros-i-ti,  «.  de  stat  ov  beig 

monstrus.  [ig. 

Monstrous,  M6n-strus,  a.  unnatyqral;  stranj;  Jok- 
MONSTEOUSLY,   M6n-strus-li,  ad.   Jokigli;  horibli. 
MoNSTEOUSNESS,  Mon-strus-nes,  n.  monstrositi. 
MoNTANic,  Mon-tan-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  m'sntenz. 


MoNTANiSM,  M6n-ta-niz-m,  v.  de  tenets  ov  Mon- 
tanus,  a  Frijian  ov  de  sekond  senturi,  hot)  pre- 
tended tu  a  ni],  revelajon. 

MoNTANiST,  M6n-ta-nist,  n.  a  foloer  ov  Montanus. 

MoNTANiSTiCAL,  Mou-ta-nis-ti-kal,  a.  belogig  tu 
de  Montanists.  [ov  Montanus. 

MoNTANizE,  Mon-ta-njz,  v.  i.  tu  folo  de  opinyonz 

MoNTANT,  Mon-tant,*  n.  a  term  in  fensig;  an  up- 
rjt  pes  in  a  sistem  ov  framig. 

MoNTEM,  Mon-tem,  n.  de  nam  ov  an  anjent  kus- 
tom,  stil  prevalent  amiig  de  skolarz  ov  8ton 
Kolej,  Iggland,  hwiq  kunsists  in  dq,r  prosedig 
everi  terd  yer  on  Hwit  Tvi,zda,  tu  a  ti\mii,lus 
ner  de  Bat  rod,  and  egzaktig  muni  fer  salt,  az  it 
iz  keld,  fromel  personz  prezent  er  paserz  bj. — 3e 
mlt  muni  iz  givn  tu  de  kapten,  er  senyor  skolar, 
tu  asist  in  defraig  hiz  ekspensez  at  de  yt|,ni- 
versiti. 

MoNTETH,  Mon-tet,  n.  a  vesel  fer  wojig  glasez,  so 
namd  from  de  inventor. 

Month,  Munt,  ji.  wun  ov  de  twelv  divijonz  ot  de 
yer;  de  spas  ov  for  weks:  de  kalender  munfc  haz 
30  er  31  daz,  eksept  Febrcoari,  hwiq  haz  28,  and 
in  lep  yer  29; — de  solar  munt  nerli  30)^  daz;  de 
hinar,  de  tjm  ov  de  revoltiJon  ov  de  mom,  ab'st 
29>2'  daz. 

Monthly,  Munt-li,  a.  hapnig  everi  munt. 

Monthly,  Miint-li,  ad.  wuns  in  a  munt. 

Month's-mind,  Miints-mjnd,  n.  a  selebrajon  in 
remembrans  ov  a  desest  person,  a  munt  after  hiz 
deses,  praktist  in  fermer  tjmz; — an  eger  dezjr  er 
logig.  [mineral. 

Monticellite,   Mon-ti-sel-jt,  n.    {Mm.}  a  yelo 

Monticulate,  Mon-tik-yi^-lat,  a.  havig  litl  pro- 
jekjonz  er  hilz. 

Montoir,  Mon-twer,  n.  a  ston  er  blok  yti,zd  fer 
asistig  in  m'sntig  a  hers. 

Monument,  M6n-yi|-ment,  n.  a  struktyn,r  er  de- 
vjs  plast  az  a  memorial  ov  a  person  desest,  er  ov 
a  remqrkabl  event;  a  memorial;  remembranserj 
a  tflom;  a  senotaf . 

Monumental,  Mon-yn,-ment-al,  a.  memorial;  se 
piilkral.  [morial. 

Monumentally,  Mon-yq,-m6nt-al-i,  ad.   in  me- 

Moo,  Ma),J  V.  i.  tu  mak  de  nerz  ov  a  'ks;  tu  lo; 
[imitated  from^de  s'snd.] 

Mood,  Mcod,  n.  temper  er  stat  ov  mjnd;  dispozi- 
Jon;  ferm; — de  manor  ov  konji^gatig  verbz.  In 
IggliJ  Gramar,  d^rqr  komonli  reknd  fjv  moudz  er 
modz,  de  infinitiv,  indikativ,  imperativ,  poten- 
Jal  and  subjugktiv. 

Moodily,  MAd-i-li,  ad.  sadli;  pensivli:  pevijli. 

Moodiness,  Mctd-i-nes,  n.  pevijnes;  veksajon. 

Moody,  MAd-i,  a.  ■st  ov  yr^mor;  pevij;  sad;  pensiv. 

Moon,  Moon,  n.  de  qanjig  li\minari  ov  de  njt;  de 
sateljt  ov  de  ert; — a  sateljt  ov  a  prjmari  planet; 
de  period  ov  de  revohiJon  ov  de  moon,  er  de  tjm 
from  wun  ni^  mcnn  tu  aniider;  a  li^najon;  a 
munt.  {Fort.)  Hqf-mwn,  a  kresent,  er  a  strukt- 
y\\T  or  ist  wurk  rezemblig  a  kresent  in  ferm. 

Moonbeam,  Mtfjn-bem,  n.  a  ra  ov  Iqnar  Ijt. 

Mooncalf,  M(Jbn-kqf,  n.  a  monster;  a  dolt. 

Mooneyed,  Mdin-jd,  a.  dim-jd;  purbljnd. 

Moonish,  Mif)n-iJ,*  a.  Ijk  de  moon;  variabl;  mconi. 

Moonless,  Mc6n-les,  a.  not  enljtnd  bj  de  mcDn. 

Moonlight,  Mifm-ljt,  n.  de  Ijt  ov  de  nuon. 

Moonlight,  Mcf>n-ljt,  a.  illuminated  bj  de  mcbn. 

Moonshine,  McGn-Jjn,  n.  de  luster  er  Ijt  ov  de 
main. 

Moonshiny,  M(&n-Jj-ni,  a.  nominated  bj  de  mcon. 

Moonstone,  Mcbn-ston,  n.  a  spejez  ov  felspqr; 
adyqlaria. 

Moonstruck,  Mcon-struk,  a.  afekted  bj  de  mCbn. 

Moony,  Mdbn-i,  a.  hinated;  havig  a  kresent. 

Moor,  Moir,  ».  u  mqrj;  a  fen;  a  bog; — a  nativ  ov 
Bqrbari  in  Afrika;  a  blakamvr. 


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Moor,  M<iir,  v.  t.  and  t.  tu  faitn  b{  aokors;— tu 

ht  llkit. 
MooKAUK,  Mt£ir-aj,  n.  a  plas  or  atu/uii  fur  imtrio. 
UooK-cucK,  >U>r-kuk,  n.  dr.  luul  uv  de  imbr-beu. 
MouH-OAiit:,  .Mti>r-KHin,  n.  rt-d  t^um;  f(rn«. 
Mouu-IIK.N',  Mifcr-heii,  ri.  u  «|ir/ir  ov  gruH. 
MouKiNuit,  M<t>r-io^  '•■  p/-  u^jki^rz,  (;unz,  kt.,  lad 

aknit  a  harljor  ur  river,  tu  koiiljn  a  Jip. 
MuoRiHH,  Miiir-iJ,  ii.  fvui;  iiii(r/i; — deiiutig  Motrx. 
Moorland,  MiLr-lund,  ».  a  uiqrj;  u  fen;   woteri 

(frit  lid. 
MouiUTu.vE,  MiLr-ston,  n.  a  bwjtij  kjud  ur  granit. 
MooRY,  MJjr-i,  a.  inqrji;  feni;  wutcri. 
MuoHK,  i\iSi.i,  II.  de  IqrjeDt  animul  ov  de  dcr-kjnd. 
Mouiitwouu,    .Mif>.^-wud,   n.    a   Hpr/fz   ov   mapl; 
!(tri|>e<l  imi|il.  [atutiy  de  Turku. 

Moo8T.\Bii>,  MiM-ta-bed,  n.  a  hj  jirrst  or  qef  luoln 
Moot,  .Mubt,  r.  t.  tu  di.ikds;  tu  debut;  tu  pled  in 

u  tui.k  km,  or  for  ck.-iersjz. 
Moot,  Miot,  r.  i.  tu  qrjui  ujx'm  a  supuzd  km. 
Moot,  .Nlojt,  a.  dinp^tuljl;  unsedd:  uz,  a  r/not  kas. 
MooTABLE,  Mifit-)i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  tuojted. 
Mootkr.  Mifit-er,  n.  a  dispqter  ov  lujjl  jxTnts. 
MooTi.N'O,  .MXt-i(),  II.  ek-teniiz  ov  plediy  u  uiok  koz. 
Mop,  Mop,  n.  a  yqtensil  for  klenif)  fluns,  As, 
Mop,  .Mop,  r.  t.  tu  rub  or  klen  wid  a  mop. 
Mopt,  Mup,^  r.  t.  tu  be  stqpid  ur  dul;  tu  dnsz. 
MoPK.  Mo|>,^  n.  a  drun:  a  sti(pid,  .'piritles  {iv'rson. 
MoPK-KYKD,   .Mup-jd.  a.  Jort-sited. 
Mopish.  Mup-i/.J  a.  spiritles;  inat^ntiv;  dej^kted. 
MoPi)>iiNLK8,  .M(jp-iJ-ne.t,^  n.  drjekjon:  inaktiviti. 
MoPLAii,  .Mi)p-la,  n.  a  )lab6mcLan  ov  Malabar. 
Moppet,  Mop-ot,!  i  .11  . 

MOI-8EV,  .Mop-.i.:  i  "•  *»  P"P«':  <^  '^"'=  «  «'■■■'• 
Moral,  .Mur-ai,  a.  rrlatio  tu  ra/onal  beigz,  and 
d^r  dqiiz  tu  e«j  uder,  ax  rjt  or  rojj;  relutig  tu 
muraliti;  ubiigajun  in  ii^  natyiir;  ."ubjekt  tu  a 
moral  lo;   aktsntabl;   voluntari;   vi/rtyiiu;!:  just; 
oneft;  probabi;  «u|iurtcd  bi  dr  kii'<toUMri  kor.s 
ov   tiijx;  az,  mirral  »vrtenti,   tn^ral  cvidcns,  a 
m"ral  ({rf,\\ivn;\i\..    <lt  nurral  lo,  de  lo  ov  de  Ten 
Komuiidmeut.i,  in  distigk/on  from  de  seremoni- 
al  lo. 
Moral,  M6r-al,  n.  de  instrukjon  ov  a  fabl,  &s. 
Moraliht,  M6r-al-ist,   n.    a   teqer   ov   momlz:   a 

moral  man. 
Morality,  .Mu-ral-i-ti,  n.  dt  doktrin  or  praktis 
ov  de  dqliz  ov  bqman  Ijf;  moruiz;  etiks;  vortyq: 
de  kwoliti  ov  an  akjon  az  e.stimtited  b|  a  !<tand- 
ard  ov  rjt  and  rog.  An  uld  kjud  ov  dmmu,  in 
hwii;  de  vi-rtyuz  and  vj.-ici  wer  jx;rsonifjd. 
MoRALiZATib.v,   Mor-al-i-ta-Jun,  n.  mural  reflek- 

Jon. 
Moralize,  M6r-al-iz,  r.  t.  tu  aplj  or  eksplan  in  a 
moral  .■<en».  [subjokti. 

Moralize,  .Mor-al-jx,   r.  1.   tu  diskurs  on  moral 
Mohalizer,  Mor-al-jz-cr,  n.  wun  h<ij  m6ral(zez. 
Morally.  M6r-al-i,  ad.   in   an   ctikal  or  moral 

maner. 
Morals,  .M6r-ali,  ».  pi.   At  praktin  ov  de  dqtiz 

ov  l{f:  muraliti;  etiks. 
MoRAM,  Mu-raii,  n.  a  fen:  a  bog;  a  moir;  a  mqrj. 
MoKAMT,  .Mu-ra.i-i,  a.  nxDriJ;  mqr/i;  feni. 
Moravian.  Mu-ra-ri-aa,  a.  wan  ov  de  Yi^nited 

Hredren. 
Morbid,  .Morbid,  a.  dii/id;  (ikli;  il;  unicvnd. 
MORBIDEZZA.  .Mnr-bi-ddx-a,  a.    [A.]    {/'ainlino} 
Doftiii-^  and  di^likani  ov  81(1.  [bid. 

Morbidity,  Mor-bid-i-ti,  «.  dr  Ktat  ov  brig  mor- 
Mohiiidlv.  M<>r-bid-li,  aJ.  in  a  morbid  maner. 
MORBID.NESR,    Mtir-bid-nci,    n.    de    iital   ov    brig 
morbid. 

MoRBiric,  Mor-blf-ik,  >  .    , .     ..  . 

MoRBinCAL.  Mor-bif-i-kal,  I  *•  «««'0  <>i»£i. 
MoRBiLLOi'8,    Mor-bil-u',   a.   harig  de   karakter 
or  d£  aprraiu  or  de  mezli. 


.MORBOHK,  Mor-b<l»(,*  a.  diiiid;  morbid;  not  halM. 

.Mori  EAf,  .Mor -■hj,  h.  [Fr.\  a  awul  pes;  a  marML 

.MoRDACioLa,  .Mur-du-Juj,  a.  b^iig;  aJuid. 

Mordacity,  Mor-da«-i-ti,       /  .  ■       ..     ••.. 

MORDICASCY,  M.-.r-di-kiin  .1.  1  "•  <>  ''^"O  ''**'•"• 

MouDA.MT,  .M.ir-daiii,  a.   I 

Mordant,  .Miir-dant,  n.  ;;, 

bwi(^  kombjuz  wid  aii'l  :  .    _  .\ 

for  lik^ig  Kuldlef. 

MoRDK'ATio.N,  Mur-di-kA-JuD,  n.  de  akt  ov  kor- 
udig  or  b{tig. 

.More,  Mur,  a.  [komp.  uv  nifni,  tnui;,  and  *nm;\ 
gruter  in  number  or  kwontiti;  adud;  adijuoal. 

More,  .Mar,  ad.  tu  a  grater  degre;  ag«u.  A'u 
iitijr,  iiu  logger;  not  agen.  It  iz  J\\tA  htlia 
adjektivz  tu  form  de   kum|>aralir  degrj. 

.Mure,  .Mur,  n.  a  grater  kwuntiti  or  degre;  grater 
ili-;;re':  gniler  tig:  uder  tig.  lU-nx,  k*. 

.MoEEE.i,  .Mu-ren,  n.  a  kjiid  ov  ituf  yqzd  for  kur- 

.MoUKL,  .Mij-rel,  II.  u  ]i!aiit;  u  tuggud  or  uju/ra<m 
yqzd  in  graviz,  ikijpi,  &.*.:  a  kjnd  uv  <;eri;  murbld. 

.MoRELAND,  Mur-laud,  n.  a  m'8nt«uu4  er  bill 
kuiitri. 

.MoRELLO,  Mo-r^l-t),  H.  a  spe/ez  or  a«id,  ji^si  qeri. 

More  majorum.  .Mure  ma-ju-rum,  [Z.J  "after 
At  iiiiiuer  ov  ur  aiwwtorz."  [olso. 

MoUKOVEK.  .Mor-u-vor,  ad.  be^jdz;  over  and  abdr; 

.MoKLiK,  Muj-re-ik,  1    a.    dun    after    de 

MoKwyuE,  Mo-resk,  [/>.]  i  maner  ov  de  Mibn; 
Moiri/;— apljd  tu  fan:<i  omaincnt,  in  pantig  and 
skulptynr,  ov  foliuj,  fWen,  froiUi,  As. 

MoRESguE,  .Mu-resk,  n.  {I'aintiifj)  a  spejex  ov 
ornamental  puiitig,  in  hwii;  fuliuj,  frdut.-',  flsen. 
As.,  qr  kumbjnd  bj  ^iprigig  ut  uv  eij  uder,  f^rst 
]>nikti:it  b{  de  Mj>rz. 

Morganatic,  Mor-ga-nat-ik,  a.  apljd  tu  a  marij, 
uderwjz  kold  u  ujt-haiuitd  marij.  (I  Morga- 
n.itik  marij  iz  wuu  betweu  a  man  uv  sq|ierior, 
and  a  wuman  uv  inferior  ragk,  in  hwiij  it  ii 
."tipjqlatcd  dat  de  later  and  ber<jildren  Jal  not 
cnj»r  de  ragk,  nor  inberil  de  (>ozeJunz  ov  hfr 
buzbaiid.  Jqrk. 

MoROAT,  .M.'>r-ga,  «.  de  ruf  h'sndfij;  a  gpejrz  ov 

MoROL'E,  .^lorg,  n.  [/v.]  a  pla.-!,  az  in  meni  Kreng 
tisiiz,  hwnr  budil  uv  pt-rsonx  fund  ded  qr  ekj- 
iKJzd,  in  order  tu  be  rvkognizd  and  ond  b(  d\c 
freiidz. 

.MoRiL,  .M6r-il,  n.  a  mujr>i>m  ov  de  six  ov  a  wolnnt. 

.MoRiLLOX,  .Mo-ril-on,  n.  {(Jmith.)  a  ItX  or  dc 
duk  kjnd. 

.Morion,  Mu-ri-on,  n.  a  helmet:  qrmur  for  de  bed. 

.MoRisco,  Mo-ris-ko,  n.  a  .Mibri/  dand  or  danser; 

luori'-dan.":  -MoiriJ  laggwnj. 
Mormon,  M-'ir-mon,  /».  {Omith.)  a  Jort-wigd, 
web-luted  byrd,  komonli  kold  pu/in;—a  nam 
ov  a  rcliju.-t  sekt  dat  fyret  a|ierd  in  de  Yqnjted 
Stat.s  abut  1H;10.  funded  bj  Juzef  .<mit,  buo  wui 
murderd  in  ISH. 
Morn,  .Mom,  n.  de  f^rat  pqrt  or  dz  da;  de  memig. 

Morning.  .Mom-ig,  n.  dr  fernt  pqrt  ov  de  da.  from 
12  oklok  at  njt  til  12  at  miin:  de  Ijin  from  don 
tu  de  end  ov  de  f^nl  furt  pqrt  ov  de  «uux  dali 
kur<  abiiv  de  hurixon;  de  t^m  bef6r  dinen  dc 
?rli  pqrt.  [d«. 

.MoR.NiNO,  Miim-in,  a.  brig  in  dr  frli  part  or  de 

MoRNiNo-oowN,  Mtim-ig-gsn,  n.  an  uodrei  gtm 
for  dr  mornig. 

Morning  STAR,  Mi»m-ig-stqr,  ».  dc  planci  Venn*. 

Morocco,  .Mo-rok-u,  n.  a  fjn  »»rt  ov  ledcr,  ao 
k'lld  from  its  brig  f^rst  prrmrd  in  .Muniku. 

Morocco,  .Mu-ruk-o,  a.  rclaiig  tu  Muroku  or  a 
kjnd  ov  leder.  ikjod. 

Moron,  .Nlu-ron,  n.  an  animal  or  dr  •alamJuidar 

.MoRONE,  Mij-run,  n.  de  kulor  or  At  aaqp  mal- 
bcri;  a  drp  kiimin. 


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Morose,  Mo-ros,  a.  s-sr  ov  temper:  pEviJ;  suleu. 
Morosely,  Mo-rws-li,  ad.  s-«rli;  pevijli. 
MOROSENESS,  McD-rus-nes,  n.  STtrnes;  pgvijnes;  se- 

veriti. 
MoROxiTE,   M6r-oks-jt,  n.   [Z.]    {Min}    a  nativ 

fosfat  ov  Ijm  ov  a  mulberi  kulor. 
MOROXYLATE,  Mo-rolis-i-lat,   n.    {CJiem.)    a  selt 

fermd  ov  moroksilik  asid  and  a  bas. 
MOROXYHC,  Mor-oks-il-ik,  n.  {C/um.}   ncatii)  an 

asid  proki'ird  from  de  hwjt  mulberi. 
MORPHEW,  Mer-fq,  n.  a  skurf  on  dt  fas. 
MORPHEW,  Mor-fix,  T.  t.  tia  kuver  wid  skurf. 
Morphia,    Mer-fi-a,    n.    {C/iem.}    de    narkotik 

prinsipl  ov  opium;  a  substans  ekstrakted  from 

opium;  morfgn. 
Morphine,  Mor-fsn,  n.  {Ckem.y  a  narkotik  sub- 
stans dgrjvd  from  opium;  merfia. 
Morphology,  Mor-fol-o-ji,  ».   {Bot.}   dat  pqrt 

ov  ds  sjens  ov  botani  hwiq  trgts  ov  ds  metamer- 

fosis  ov  erganz. 
MoKRHUA,   M6r-i|-a,   n.   a  jenus   ov   fijez  hwiq 

inkhi,dz  de  kodfij. 
Morris,  M6r-is,  n.  a  kind  ov  pla;  moris-dans. 
Morris-dance,  M6r-is-dans,  «.  a  McoriJ  dans,  in 

hwiq  belz  wer  fikst  tia  de  fet.    JV/n  menz  maris, 

a  kjnd  ov  pla  wid  njn  holz  in  de  grsnd. 
Morrow,  M6r-o,  n.   de  da  after  de  prezent. — 

Tumorc},  ad.  and  n.  on  de  da  after  dis  kiirent 

da;  de  da  after  dis  da.  [rejonz. 

Morse,  Mers,  n.  a  se-hers  er  wolrus  ov  de  flrktik 
Morsel,  Mer-sel,  n.  a  m-stful;  a  pes;  a  bit;  a  mel. 
MoRT,  Mert,  n.  a  tn,n  at  de  det  ov  de  gam. 
Mortal,  Mor-tal,  a.  subjekt  tu  det;  dedli;  fatal; 

kezir)  det;  not  venial; — hitman;  ekstrem:  vjolent. 
Mortal,  Mer-tal,  n.  a  man;  a  hvi,man  beiji. 
Mortality,  Mor-tal-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  mer- 
tal,  er  ov  beig  subjekt  tu  det;  det;  frekwensi  ov 

det;  destrukjon;  number  ov  dets  in  proporjon 

tu  popj'n,laJon; — hi],man  natyi^r. 
MoRTALizE,  Mer-tal-jz,*  v.  t.  tu  mak  mertal. 
Mortally,  Mor-tal-i,  ad.   hoplesli;  fatali;  eks- 

tremli. 
Mortar,  Mer-tar,  n.  a  vesel  in  hwiq  substansez 

qr  p-snded; — a  kanon  fer  troii)  bumz; — sement 

yqzd  in  bildiij  wid  brik  er  ston. 
Mortgage,  Mdr-gaj,  w.  {Law}  a  plej;  a  grant  ov 

an  estat  or  properti  tu  a  kreditor,  az  SEkqriti 

fer  de  pament  ov  a  det  til  de  det  iz  pad;  de  stat 

ov  beir)  plejd. 
Mortgage,  Mor-gaj,  v.  t.  tm  plej  az  sekTi,riti. 
Mortgagee,  Mer-ga-je,  n.  a  person  tu  hmm  a 

morgaj  iz  givn. 
Mortgageor,  Mor-gaj-er,  n.  {Law)  wun  hco  givz 

a  mergaj ;  korelativ  ov  mergajr. 
Mortgager,  Mer-ga-jcr,  n.  wunhoogivz  a  mergaj. 
Mortiferous,  Mor-tif-er-us,  a.  fatal;  dedli;  de- 

striiktiv. 
Mortification,   Mer-ti-fi-ka-Jon,  n.   de  akt  ov 

mertifjii);  de  stat  ov  beig  mertifjd;  a  gaijgren; 

hi|miliaJon.  [vekst. 

Mortified,   Mer-ti-fjd,   p.   a.    subdi^d;  humbld; 
MoRTiFiEDNESS,   Mer-ti-f j-ed-nes,   n.   de  stat  ov 

beii)  mertifid. 
MoRTiFiER,  iler-ti-fj-er,  n.  wun  hcD  mertifjz. 
Mortify,  Mer-ti-f j,  i'.  t.  tu  afekt  wid  gaijgren; 

tu  subdi^;  tu  humbl;  tu  depres;  tu  Jagren. 
Mortify,  Mer-ti-f  j,  v.  i.  tu  garigren;  tu  be  sub- 
diid.  [tifj. 

Mortifying,  Mor-ti-fj-ii),  pp.  a.  tendii)  tu  mer- 
Mortise,  Mer-tis,  n.  a.  hoi  kut  in  wud  fer  a  ten- 
on, [in. 
Mortise,  Mer-tis,  v.  t.  tu  kut  er  mak  a  mortis 
Mortmain,  Mort-man,  7i.  {Law}  an  alyenajon  ov 

landz  and  tenements; — an  unalyenabl  estat. 
Mortuary,   Mert-yn,-a-ri,    n.    a    berial    plas ; — 
{Law}  a  gift  left  at  det  tu  a  qurq  or  klerjiman. 


Mortuary,  Mert-yq-a-ri,  a.  belojjiy  ta  sepulttir. 

Mouus,  Mo-rus,  n.  [L.]  {Bot.}  a  jenus  ov  plants, 
ov  hwiq  dq,r  qr  meni  varietiz;  de  mulberi-tre. 
Mijrui  mvltil-bUs,  a  spejez  ov  mulberi-tre,  kul- 
tivatcd  for  fediij  de  silk-wurm. 

Morvant,  Mer-vant,  n.  a  spejez  ov  Jep. 

Mosaic,  iMo-za-ik,  n.  a  spejez  ov  reprezentajon 
ov  objekts,  bj  menz  ov  veri  mini^t  pesez  ov  kul- 
ord  glus,  er  ov  stonz  er  peblz,  ov  diferent  kulorz, 
ki^rfuli  inlad. 

ilosAic,  Mo-za-ik,  /  a.  relatii)  tu  Mozez,  de 

Mosaical,  Mo-za-i-kal,  \  Hebrin  legiver,  or  hiz 
rjtiijz  and  institi^jonz; — notii)  a  pantii)  or  repre- 
zentajon  ov  objekts  in  smel  peblz,  koklz,  &s. 

MosAiCWORK,  Mo-za-ik-wurk,  n.  an  imitajon  ov 
a  pantii),  in  peblz,  mqrblz,  tjlz,  er  Jelz  ov  difer- 
ent kulorz.  [blii)  de  Jami. 

MoscHus,  M6s-kus,  n.  {Zool.}  an  animal  rezem- 

MosELLE,  Mo-zel,  u.  a  spejez  ov  hwjt  Jerman  wjn. 

Moslem,  Mos-lem,  n.  a  Musulmau:  a  Mahometan. 

MososAURUS,  Mo-so-se-rus,  n.  { tieoL}  de  fosil 
remiinz  ov  a  grat  animal  isnd  ner  Mestrikt,  in 
Beljium.  [wurjip. 

MosQUE,  Mosk,  n.  a  Mahometan  tempi  or  j)las  ov 

Mosquito,  Mos-ke-to,  ».  a  smel,  trublsum  iusekt; 
a  kind  ov  nat.  It  iz  variusli  ritn,  {mosquito, 
mt(.'<qinto,  musqiieto,  inusketoe,)  &s. 

Moss,  Mos,  n.  a  famili  ov  plants,  wid  lefi  stemz, 
and  naro,  simpl  levz;  eni  mini\t,  smel  levd,  krip- 
togamik  plant,  suq  az  groz  on  trez,  roks,  &s.;  a 

Jloss,  JIos,  i\  t.  tu  kuver  wid  mos.  [liqen. 

Moss- BANK,  Mos-baijk,  n.  a  baijk  kuverd  wid  mos. 

MossGROWN,  !M6s-gron,  a.  kuverd  wid  mos. 

Mossiness,  M6s-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  kuverd 
wid  mos.  [or  pet  mos. 

Moss-land,  M6s-land,  n.  land  abTsudiij  wid  mos 

Moss-ROSE,  Mos-roz,  ».  a  bq,tiful  kjnd  ov  roz,  so 
namd  from  its  mos-ljk  pi^besens. 

Moss-trooper,  Mos-trc6p-er,  n.  a  bandit;  wun  ov 
a  rebclyus  klas  ov  pepl  in  de  nert  ov  Iggland 
hO)  livd  bj  rapin. 

Mossy,  M6s-i,  a.  overgron  er  kuverd  wid  mos. 

Most,  Most,  a.  {niperl.  ov  meni  and  mugf\  grat- 
est  in  number;  gratest  in  kwontiti. 

Most,  Most,  ad.  in  de  gratest  er  hjest  degre.  It 
iz  j'qzd  tu  form  de  sqperlativ  degre,  insted  ov 
est;  az,  mast  luvli,  fer  luvliest. 

Most,  Most,  n.  de  gratest  number  er  kwontiti. 

Mostly,  M6st-li,  ad.  fer  de  gratest  pqrt;  qrfli. 

Mot  du  guet,  Mo-di|-ga,  n.  [/'r.]  a  woqwurd. 

iloTE,  Mot,  71.  a  smel  pqrtikl  ov  mater;  a  spot. 

Mote,  Mot,  n.  must;  mjt.  [him. 

Motet,  Mo-tet,  n.  \_Fr.\  a  kjnd  ov  sakred  Q,r;  a 

Moth,  Mot,  n.,  pi.  Modz:  a  smel  insekt  hwig  ets 
klot  and  fur;  a  konsi]^mer. 

Moth-eaten,  Mot-et-n,  a.  etn  bj  modz. 

Mother,  Miid-er,  n.  Je  dat  haz  born  ofsprii);  a 
femal  pqrent,  korelativ  tu  sun  and  duter;  dat 
hwiq  haz  prodi\st  cni  tii);  dat  hwiq  iz  prescded 
in  tjm;  az,  a  muder-qurq  tu  qapelz;  a  familyar 
term  (jv  adres  tu  a  matron  er  old  wuman; — a 
tik,  sljmi  substans  fermd  in  likorz,  espejali  in 
vinegar.  [er. 

Motherhood,  Mud-er-hud,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  mud- 

Mother-in-law,  Miid-er-in-le,  n.  de  muder  ov 
a  huzband  er  wjf. 

Motherless,  Mud-er-les,  a.  destitti,!  ov  a  muder. 
JIothekly,  Miid-er-li,  ad.  rElati:g  tu   a   muder; 
tender.  [de  perl-fij. 

MoTHER-OF-PEARL,  Miid-er-ov-perl,  n.  de  Jel  ov 
Mother-of-thyme,  Miid-er-ov-tjm,  n.  a  plant. 
iloTfiER-QUEEN,  Mud-er-kwEU,  11.    de  muder  ov 

de  ranii)  kii);  kwen-muder. 
Mother-tongue,  Jlud-er-tuij,  n.   a  laggwaj  tia 
hwiq  uder  laijgwajez  o  dq,r  orijin;  wunz  natiV 
Imjgwaj. 


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MOTHm-WATEB,  Mii<i-or- Wi5-U>r,  n.    i  Ch^m.)   At 

T'-i\'lt[  "V  <t  ■<uljii  lioli^Joii  dut  >lut  ii'it  kriittal|t. 
MoTULU  WIT,  Mtid-cT-wit,   n.   Dutiv  wit;   koiuon 

MoTiiKR  WOET,  Mdd-or-wurt,  n.  a  bicnial  plant. 
MoniKKY,  Miid-cr-i,  a.  ful  ov  mudcr;  itljini. 
Muni  Mi'LLiM,  M<'>t-iiiiil-iii,  n.  a  bioniul  plant. 
MoTHV,  Mot-i,  ».  tul  <iv  iiiodx. 
MoTluN,  Mui-Jun,  n.  de  ukt  uv  in>tjvig:  de  akt  ov 

ciiiiji|)  pin.";  gnl:  akjon;-  a  pruixjzul  or  pru[)Ozi- 

/••n  in:iil  in  <i  piiblik  U'<Oinbli. 
Motion,  .Mu-Jmi,  r.  /.  tu  inuk  pro|kDznl;  tu  nimv. 
MoTioNLC^,  .Mu-J<jn-!i."<,  n.  bri|)  widSt  inojon. 
Motive,  Mu-tiv,  a.  kn/.i|)  iiiu/i>n;  tomliu  tu  in^tiv. 
Motive,  Mu-tiv,  n.    dat  liivi<;  ilrtcriuin/.  dr  (jif"; 

rtrii  for  uktiu;  koz;  priii.tipl;  dfzjii.     J/utiv  /is>r 

ii  dr  prujii^Iiu  f>jn*  bj  hwit;  tijojon  iz  obuind. 
Motlky,  .\l>'it-lt,  a.  luiiKid;  uv  voriu.'t  kulorz. 
Motouy,  Mu-tu-ri,  a.  givig  inojun:  loiDvio. 
Motto,  Mit-u,   «.  [//.]  a  m-ntomj   prefikst  tu  a 

wiirk,  buk,  or  c^a. 
MOVLD,  Mulil,  n.  (I  k|nd  uv  kunkrrjon  on  de  top 

or  TJt.-'j'l  iiv  tiyz  kept  lua/unle.'t  and  dump: — ^rt; 

upor  ntnituin   ov  crt:  iuiu:  s«rl;  j;r>jiiil    in  hwiij 

oni  tij)  icruz:—  rnati-rov  liwi(j  cni  tij)  iz  mnd:— df 

mHtrik'  in  lnTi(;eni  tin  iz  kdst  or  rc:>t'vz  it8  furin: 

a  nKxIul;  kant;  form;  Ac  ^i\ti\T  or  kunt^k^tiir  ov 

dr  ."kill; — <l  Mj>'jt:  oz,  an  [urn  inijld. 
Moi'LD,  Mu)ld,  r.  I.  tu  ^adi-r  nicjld;  tu  rot. 
Moi'Lb,  Muld,  V.  t.  lu  firm:  tu  Jup:  tu  model. 
Moi't.i>ABLK.  Muld-a-bi,  a.  dat  uiu  be  muldod. 
)(oi'l.l>KR,   Muld-er,  n.  wun  ha>  uiuldz. 
Mori.iiMi,  MJld-er,  r.  i.  lu  be  turnd  tu  dust. 
Moi  LUKK,  .Muld-vr,  F.  t.    tu  turn   tu   duit;    tu 

kr>iml)l. 
Moi'LPiNESS,  Mu)1d-i-ncs, n.  de  statovbeig  moldi. 
MoULDi.vo,  .Mu>Id-io,  n.  an  ernamiSntal  l^n  in  wud; 

a  kaviii  or  prujokjiin.  [mal. 

MouLDWARP,  Muld-worp,  fi.  a  mol;  a  .«moJ  ani- 
Moi'LUV,  MiJld-i,  a.  kuvurd  wid,  or  hnvig  maid. 
Moult,  Mult,  r.  t.  tu  Jed  or  ijanj  de  fi-derz;  tu 

lOiZ  tederz;  tu  Jt-d  hj^r:  tu  tun. 
Moult,  Mult,  n.  a  Jcdig  ov  fedi-rz;  moltig. 
Mot'LTISO,  Mtjlt-ig,  n.  Q  Jedifl  ov  fodcri.        [?rt. 
Mound,  .MMnii,  n.  a  nimixirt:  a  fens;  a  bagk  ov 
MoUNl>,  .NHnd,  r.  t.  tu  f>>rlif{  wid  u  in'snd. 
Mou.NT,  Munt,  n.  a  luxnten-  an  qrtifijal  hil. 
Mount,  Munt,  c.  i.  tu  a.<end;  tu  got  on  hor-bak. 
Mount,  .Miint,  r.  t.  tu    rac  aloft;  tu  asend;  tu 

klitn. 
Mountable,  M'snt-a-bl,^  a.  dat  ma  be  asvndcd. 
Mountain',  Min-ten,  ii.  a  vust  protiiberans  ov  de 

i;rt;  <i  vrri  Iqrj  hil. 
Mountain,  .MSn-ten,  a.  rrlatiy  tu  mKntcni. 
Mountain  A8H,  M^ntcn-aJ,  n.  a  bi^tiful  tre, 
MouNTAiN-BLUK,   Miin-ten-blii,   n.    u    spejei  ov 

bill  kulor;  a  kqrbimat  ov  koper. 
Mountain-cat,  MSin-tcn-kat,  n.  a  ferajus  animal; 

a  knlum'^nt.  [bcrd. 

Mountain-cock,  M'sn-tcn-kok,  n.  a  sprjri  ov 
Mountain  COKK,   M^n-tcn-kork,  n.    a  »|>ejez  ov 

a-bivt...«.  [evcrgren  Jrub. 

Mountain-ebony,  M'sn-ton-*b-o-ni,  fi.  {/i<4.)  an 
MouNTAiNkKK,  MtiD-len-er,  n.   an  inbabiunt  ov 

dr  mxnieni:  o  nivaj:  a  fre-hotttcr;  a  rustik. 
Met "■  i  gren,  «.  Q  «pejes  ov 

Mui  '  :  ii-bet,   n.    a   plant;  a 

(Lik-iiiuj.  [ov  kalroia. 

Mountain  LAUKEL,  M'in-ten-ltS-roI,  n.  a  «|>c/ei 
Mountain  UAUOOAXr,  Min-t«n-in»-h6g-a-ni,  n. 

bl.ik-lH-r.;. 
Mountain-milk.  M*n-ton-niilk,  «.  (Min.)  a  veri 

»<fi,  "ptiiiji  v,i  :">nat  <>v  lim. 

UouNTAiNous.   '  .1.    ful  OV  muDteni: 

hili;  Iqrj  ax  ni  ■  /j. 


MouvTAiNOuRNEm,  Mitn-len-u«-ne>,  n.  At  itat  or 

brio  umui'iiu*. 
MouNTAiN-KottE,  M^n-tfln-fui,  n.  a  plant;  a  flvor. 
MouNTAis-HOAP,  Mvn-tcn-Mp,  n.  a  »ofi,  brsnij, 

uok/u4(jik.  <«ub<ian«. 

Mountain  TALLOW    "  ,i 

.MoUNTtllANK,  Mn  ■, 

U  belli;  in  di:  lU'i:  :i- 

e>liz  and  kiirz;  u  kw,ilk,  u  J>4rUuu;  cut  M*  pn- 

toiider.  lljuatJ. 

Mountebank,  Miin-te-batjk,  r.  /.  tu  r^t  Lj  VAa 
.MouNTKU,  Miint-cd,  p.  a.  «te<l  on  li-ir-Uik;  fur- 

iii/t  wid  gunz;  nizd;  finijt  wid  embehjment. 
MoUNTKii.  .Miint-er,  n.  wun  bai  m'viiLs. 
MdUNTiNU,  .M'^nt-ip,  n.  an  a.<4>nt;  an  (-mbelijment. 
MoiiiN,  .Mum,  r.  i.  tu  grcv;  tu  be  ^orwtul. 
.MuuKNru(^  M(!!>rn-ful,  v.  t.  tu  grev   for;  lu  la- 
ment. 
MouKNEB,  M6rn-cr,  «.  wun  hiT,  t  '   ni^nter. 

.MouiiNKUL,  M6rn-ful,  a.  kozii  il;sad. 

.MouttNKULLY,  Murn-ful-i,  W.  m  t  aoro. 

MouUNKULNESS,  .Muru-ful-nes,  a.  a.ruj;  juov  grtf. 
MouKNiNO,  -Murn-io,  n.  tkirci;  de  decs  ov  «oru. 
MouUNiNQ,   Murn-ig,   pp.   a.    indikatig   !t<iru  nr 

grrf.  [aprr.in.«. 

MouKNiNOLT,    Mum-io-li,    atl.     wid   a   ~)rujtul 
MoUisE,  .My.'',  II.,  pi.  .Mj.^;  u  litl  animal  hwitj  iniests 

li'xzez  and  grunariz. 
.Muu8E,  .M'^z,  r.  t.  and  >.  tu  ti^r  in  pescz;  tu  ka^ 

iu|'<:  tu  be  .sii  and  in.-<idiu8.  [a  mBs. 

.Mouse-colored,  .Mi.t-kul-onl,  a.  ov  de  kulor  ov 
Mouse  EAR,  .M"H.-<-er,  ii.  u  plant  wid  a  duni  Irf. 
.Mouse-hawk,  M'^.f-hi>k,  n.  a  hi«k  dat  dtvisn  m|«. 
.MoLSE-uoLE,  .M-iii-hul,  (I.  <i  ."iinol  hoi  mud  b|  mj5. 
.MuusER,  .Mi^z-er,  II.  wun  dat  ka^^ex  m|4  or  m'<szcx. 
.MousE-TKAP,  MTSi-tr.ip,  n.  a  trap  for  ka<;io  mjs. 
Moustache,  .Maw-t«iJ,  h.  \_Fr.]  bur  on  de  u per  lip. 

.Sc  iStuttiuhe.'} 
MouTU,  .Mxf,  n.,  pi.  MTtdz;  de  aperttir  in  dr  hed 

ov  a  man  or  an  animal  at  bwit;  foxl    .-  .1 

de  vff.s  rmjted; — de  opnig  ov  a  vc-' 

stra<mcnt  ov  !<|>eki(j;— a  speker,  in    •  y- 

gwaj;  krj:  vrrs;— dijttorjon   ov    de    miit;    rj  iiti. 

JJiK  in  dr  m.»f,  dejektcd:  inortif{d. 
.MouTU,  Milt,  p.  I.  tu  s(<ek  big:  tu  v^'if'-rat. 
Mouth.  Msd,  r.  t.    tu  utor  wid  an  atektt-d  v«r»; 

tu  gr|nd  in  de  m'xt;  tu  sex  in  de  m'st;  lu  form 

bj  dc  ni-st;  tu  iniiiilt. 
.Mouthed,  Mudd,  a.  fumi/t  wid  a  m'»t;  ytiid  in 

ki>ui|iuziji>n,  az,  fTjI-rnvrfi/.  [sprker. 

.Mouther,  .M'nd-er,  h.  wun  biit  m'sdx;  an  afoktod 
.Mouthkul,  M'^t-ful,   H.,  /'/.    Mist-fuiz:  az  muq 

uz  dr  ni^t  buldz  at  wuns;  a  smol  kwontili. 
.Mouth -riECK,  M'^t-|>c<<,  n.  |iqrt  ov  an  in!<tru>ment 

liir  dr  w%t:  wun  hoi  i<i>cka  fur  several  p^nonx. 
Moveable,  Mifiv-a-bl,  a.   dat  ma  be  moivd:   not 

fik.si.  [mit>vd. 

Movableness,  MiJbv-a-bl-nes,  n.  posibiliti  tu  be 
.Movables,  .\LLv-a-blx,  n.  pi.  pfraonal  gudx;  fur- 

niti^r. 
Movably,  Mi)bv-a-bli,  ad.  no  dat  it  ma  be  mDvd. 
.Move,  .Mjiv,  c.  (.  tu  put  'BI  ov  wun  pla*  intu  an- 

lider:  tu  put  in  inujon:  tu  prDpuz:  tu  rekom^nd; 

tu  porswad;  tu  prrvul  on;  tu  afekt:  tu  tuq  pa- 

t<^tikali:  tu  iiujt;  tu  afekt  in  cni  wa;  tu  4ktji(- 

at:  tu  Indies. 
Move,  .Ma»v,  r.  i.  tu  qanj  plan  er  po«t3rqr,  tu  stfn 

no:  tu  be  at  n>^t,  tu  hav  mu/on;  lu  bav  vjial 

akjon:  tia  mqrc:  tu  gti  forward. 
Move,  Mav,  h.  dr  akt  uv  ukttvig:  nkovmrnt. 
Movement,  Midv-ment,    n.   de  akt  or   uuner  ov 

initiviu;  u  mu/uD:  a  mqnj:  ck.'ittnont;  de  Iran  ov 

hwrlwiirk  "V  a  klok  or  woq.  la  Jiftpii-,rn\  'iQCt 
t  havig  dc  .lam  mejiir. 
^'  vonL,*   n.  dal  hwiq  imsri  aniider. 

M  .  cr,  n.  dc  pf  rton  or  tig  dMtwttn, 


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Moving,  Mt6vig,  p.  a.  qaujifl  plas;  eksjtig;  patetik: 
tuqii);  afektii). 

Mow,  Us,  n.  a  hep  er  mas  ov  ha  er  gran. 

Mow,  Mo,  V.  t.  \i.  mod,  ps.  moig,  mod  or  mon;] 
tu  kut  wid  a  sjd;  tu  kut  d-sn. 

MowBUEN,  M:s-burn,  v.  i.  tia  ferment  in  de  mu. 

Mower,  Mo-er,  n.  wun  hit  kuts  wid  a  sjd. 

Mowing,  Mo-ig,  n.  &z  akt  ov  kutig  wid  a  sjd; 
dat  hwiq  iz  kut  d'sn;  a  medo  er  feld  mod. 

Mows,  Mon,  j)-  from  Mo. 

MoxA,  M6ks-a.  n.  an  Indian  mos  jt^zd  in  de  kn,r 
ov  dg  g-st  bj  burnig  it  on  de  pqrt  afekted;  a  kotn 
substans  yn,zd  in  koleriziij.  \ter.) 

Mr.,  an  abreviajon  ov  mader.     Se  {Master,  Mis- 

Mes.,  an  abrEviaJon  ov  miatres,  Se  {Mistress,  and 
Miss.)  [tu  litl. 

Much,  Muq,  a.  Iqrj  in  kwontiti;  log  in  tjm;  opozd 

Much,  Muq,  ad.  in  a  grat  degre;  bj  fqr;  tia  a  ser- 
ten  degre;  tu  a  grat  degre;  ofn  er  log;  nerli. 

Much,  Mug,  n.  a  grat  kwontiti,  opozd  tu  a  litl; 
abdndans;  mor  dan  endf;  an  unkomon  tig;  sum- 
tig  stranj.  Tu  mak  rmuj  ov,  tu  tret  wid  regqrd; 
tu  fondl;  tu  pamper.  Mug  iz  ofn  yq,zd  in  kom- 
pozijon;  az,  wiiiy-luvd.  {m^sik  asid. 

Mucic,  Mi^-sik,  n.  {Chem.)  obtand  from  gum  az 

MuciD,  M^-sid,  a.  sljmi;  musti;  moldi. 

MuciDNESS,  Mi^-sid-nes,  n.  sljmines;  mustines. 

Mucilage,  Mq,-sil-aj,  n.  a  sljmi  er  viskus  mas  er 
bodi,  de  likor  ov  hwiq  mffsnz  and  lq,brikat3  ser- 
ten  pqrts  ov  animal  bodiz.  [ropi. 

MuciLAGiNors,  Mii,-si-laj-in-us,  a.  sljmi;  viskus; 

MuciLAGiNOUSNESS,  Mx^-si-laj-i-nus-nes,  n.  sljmi- 
nes; viskositi. 

MuciTE,  Mq,-sjt,  n.  a  substans  in  hwig  mt^sik  asid 
iz  kombjnd  wid  sumtig  els. 

Muck,  Muk,  n.  dug  fer  mamir;  man^rj  filt;  mud 
takn  from  swomps  er  medoz. 

Muck,  Muk,  i'.  t.  tu  manqr  wid  muk;  tu  dug. 

MuCKiNESS,  Mdk-i-nes,  n.  nastines;  filt. 

Muckworm,  Mdk-wurm,  n.  a.  wurm  bred  in  dug; 
a  mjzer. 

Mucky,  Miik-i,  a.  konsistig  ov  muk;  filti. 

Mucous,  Mij,-kus,  a.  relatig  tu  mqkus:  sljmi. 

MucousNESS,  Mii-kus-nes,  ti.  sljm;  viskositi. 

MucEO,  Mii,-kro,  n.  [i.]  a  Jqrp  pernt. 

MucEONATE,  M4-kro-nat,  a.  tipt  bj  a  hqrd  pffnt. 

MucRONATED,  Mi^-kro-nat-ed,  a.  narod  tu  a  Jqrp 
pernt. 

MucuLENT,  M4-kq,-lent,  a.   viskus:   sljmi. 

Mucus,  Mq-kus,  n.  a  visid  flq,id  sekreted  bj  a 
membran  hwiq  Ijnz  el  de  kavitiz  ov  de  bodi  hwiq 
opn  eksternali; — it  iz  elso  yqzd  az  de  nam  ov 
uder  animal  flq,idz  ov  a  visid  kwoliti. 

Mud,  Mud,  n.  dert  er  serl  mikst  wid  woter;  mjr. 

Mud,  Mud,  v.  t.  tu  beri  in  mud;  tu  pol4t  wid 
dert. 

MuDAE,  Mi'],-dar,  n.  {But.)  a  plant  ov  India,  ov 
de  elder  ov  aiiklepias,  yi\,zd  in  skrofyi^lus  kasez. 

MuDARiNE,  Mq-da-rin,  n.  {Chem.)  a.  pekqlyar 
prinsipl,  havig  de  siggqlar  properti  ov  sofnig  bj 
kold  and  hqrdnig  bj  het. 

Muddied,  Mud-id,  a.  turbid;  serld;  klxdi;  konfqzd. 

MuDDiLY,  Mud-i-li,  ad.  turbidli;  wid  f'sl  mikst- 
yvir. 

MuDDiNEas,  Mud-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  mudi. 

Muddle,  Mud-l,J  v.  t.  tu  mak  turbid;  tu  f'sl;  tu 
mak  pqrjali  drugk;  tu  stqpef  j. 

Muddle,  Mud-l,J  v.  i.  tu  be  derti  er  konfqzd. 

Muddle,  Mud-I,j  n.  a  konfqzd  or  turbid  stat; 
derti  kunfq^on. 

Muddled,  Mdd-Id,J  a.  hqf  drugk;  tipsi. 

Muddy,  x\Iud-i,  a.  turbid;  f-sl  wid  mud;  dul;  gros; 
,  dqrk;  not  brjt;  klTsdi  in  mjiid. 

Muddy,  Mud-i,  «.  t.  tu  mak  mudi;  tu  klisd;  tu 
disturb.  [Jon;  stqpid. 

MuDDY-BRAiNED,  Mud-i-brand,  a.  dul  ov  aprehen- 


Muddy-headed,  Mud-i-hed-ed,  a.  dul  ov  aprs- 
henjon:  stqpid.  [les. 

Muddy-mettled,  Mud-i-met-ld,  a.  slugij;  spirit- 

MuDFiSH,  Mdd-fiJ,  n.  a  sert  ov  fij  hwiq  Ijz  mug 
in  de  mud. 

MuDSTONE,  Miid-stan,  n.  a  lokal  nam  fer  a  pqrt 
ov  de  uper  silqrian  roks. 

MuDSUCKER,  Miid-suk-er,  n.  a  se  ful. 

MuDWALL,  Mud-wel,  n.  a  wel  bilt  wid  mud. 

MuDWOET,  Mud-wurt,  n.  an  akwatik  plant. 

MuE,  Mq,  V.  t.  tu  molt;  tu  qanj  federz; — tu  krj 
az  a  kat.     Se  {Mew.) 

Muezzin,  Mq-ez-in,  n.  a  klerk  er  ofiser  ov  a 
mosk,  in  Mahometan  kuntriz,  hooz  dqti  it  iz  tu 
proklam  de  sumonz  tu  pr^rz,  at  de  f  jv  kanoni- 
kal  3rz:  namli,  at  den,  noon,  4  oklok  F.  M.,  sun- 
set, and  njtfel. 

Muff,  Muf,  n.  a  soft,  werm  kuver  fer  de  handz. 

Muffin,  Muf-in,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  Ijt  kak. 

Muffle,  Miif-l,  v.  t.  tu  rap  er  kuver,  partikyq,- 
larli  de  fas  er  a  pqrt  ov  it;  tm  involv;  tu  rap 
up;  tu  wjnd  sumtig  ar-snd  a  sonorus  instrcament 
tu  dedn  dt  sTsad;  tu  konsel. 

Muffle,  Muf-1,  n.  a  kuver  ov  a  test  er  koper; — a 
kemikal  vesel; — de  naked  pqrt  ov  an  animalz 
noz.  [kuver  ov  de  fas. 

Ml'fflee,  Miif-ler,   n.   he  er  dat  hwiq  muflz;  a 

Mufti,  Muf-ti,  n.  a  Mahometan  hj-prest. 

Mug,  Mug,  n.  a  vesel  er  kup  tu  drigk  from. 

MUGGISH     Mug-iJ,t  t    ^     ^^^t    ^  y 

Muggy,  Mug-i,t      )  '         ^' 

MuGiL,  Mq-jil,  n.  a  nam  fer  de  mulet. 

MuGWOET,  Mug-wurt,  w.  a  plant;  a  spejez  ov  qr- 
temij;ya. 

Mulatto,  Mq-lat-o,  n.  wun  bern  ov  pq,rents,  ov 
ha>m  wun  iz  blak  and  de  uder  hwjt.        [de  tre. 

Mulberey,  Mul-ber-i,  n.  a   tre,  and    de   trOtt  ov 

Mulch,  Mulq,*  n.  stre,  levz,  liter;  &s.,  hqf  rotn. 

Mulch,  Mulq,  v.  t.  tu  kuver  wid  rotn  stre  er 
liter. 

Mulct,  Mulkt,  «.  a  penalti;  a  pekq,niari  fjri. 

Mulct,  Mulkt,  v.  t.  tu  punij  wid  a  f  jn  er  fer- 
fityqr. 

MuLCTUARY,  Mulk-tq,-a-ri,  a.  punijig  wid  f jn. 

Mule,  Mql,  «.  an  animal  jenerated  betwen  a  he- 
qs  and  a  mq,r,  er  a  hers  and  a  Je-qs; — a  bjbrid 
plant: — a  spinig  majen.  [a  mqleter. 

Mule-driver,  Mi\,l-drjv-er,  n.  a  drjver  ov  mqlz; 

MuLE-JENNY,  Mql-jen-i,  n.  a  spinig  maJen,  in- 
vented in  1775  bj  S.  Krompton. 

Muleteer,  Mq-let-er,  n.  a  mql-drjver;  a  hers-ber. 

Muliebrity,  Mq-li-eb-ri-ti,  n.  wumanhud;  ef- 
eminasi. 

Mulish,  Mql-iJ,  a.  Ijk  a  mt^l;  obstinat  az  a  mql. 

Mull,  Mul,  n.  a  snuf-boks; — a  speJez  ov  muzlin. 

Mull,  Mul,  v.  t.  tu  sofn  and  dispirit;  tia.  hst, 
swetn,  &s.,  az  wjn. 

Mulla,  Mq-la,  n.  a  prest,  er  wun  ov  saserdotal 
erder,  in  Tqrtari.  Se  Tqrtar  miila  and  TurkiJ 
inalq^  qr  ov  komon  orijin,  do  d^r  ofisez  qr  dia- 
tigkt. 

JIulla-gatawny,  Mdl-a-ga-te-ni,  n.  an  Sst  In- 
dian kuri  scDp,  beig  a  dekokjon  ov  peper. 

Mullein,  Mul-in,  n.  a.  jenus  ov  anynal  plants,  wid 
soft,  wuli  lef  and  yelo  fl'serz;  vewdskum. 

MuLLEE,  Miil-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  mulz;  a  ston 
or  instr(J)ment  fer  grjndig. 

Mullet,  Miil-et,  n.  a  se-fij,  valy^d  fer  foid. 

Mulligrubs,  Mul-i-grubz,f  m.  pi.  a  twistig  ov 
de  iutestinz. 

Mullion,  Mul-yon,  n.  a  bqr  in  a  windo-fram, 
divjdig  tCD  Ijts. 

MuLSE,  Muls,  n.  wjn  berld  wid  huni. 

Multangular,  Mult-ag-gq,-lar,  a.  meni-kernerd; 
poligonal.  [nali. 

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MuLTAXOOLARNESS,  Mul-tai)-gq,-lar-ncs,  n.  Ae  mot 

iiv  t>ri()  iHjli^uiiial.  [kiiiL-iiiU. 

MuLTiCAHSi  LAK,  .Mul-ti-kap-8H,-lur,  a.  huvig  meiii 
MuLTiCAVOUS,  Mul-li-kii-vus,   a.   ful  or  boU  or 

kiivitiz. 
MuLTiDKNTATK,  Mul-ti-(l^n-tat,  a.  havi{]  moni  tefc. 
MuLTiFABious,    Mul-ti-l'ii-ri-uH,    a.    Iiiivi|)    put 

luiiltipliniti;  divyniiljil;  niiiiu-ru.s;  luunit'uld. 
MuLTiKARiOfSLV,     Mul-ti-iu-ri-ua-li,    ad.     wid 

iiiul(i|>lixiti. 
MuLTirARiuL'SNKSS,  Mul-ti-fd-ri-vu-ne9,  n.    inul- 

tipljd  div^-rsiti. 
MuLTiriD,  Miil-ti-fid,  a.  harig  moni  divij^onz. 
MuLTiFiDOUH,    Mul-tif-i-dus,     a.    divided    intu 

muni  jiqrta.  [fluc-rz. 

MULTIKLOROUS,  Mul-ti-fl(f)-ru8,  a.  havij)  uicni 
Multiform,   Mdl-ti-form,  a.   bavig   varius  /B|>d 

er  forinz.  [forniz. 

MULTIKORMITY,  Mul-ti-femi-i-ti,  n.  divfrsiti  ov 
MuLTiLATKUAL,   Mul-ti-Iat-er-al,   a.  haviy    moni 

8(dz. 
MuLTiLiSEAL,  Mul-ti-lln-E-iil,  a.  havifl  meni  Ijnz. 
MuLTiLOCLLAR,  Mul-ti-luk-yn,-lar,  a.  havi\)iiKni 

SL'Iz.  [lokwajus. 

MuLTiLOyuous,  Mul-til-(j-kwu<<,  a.  vcri  tokutiv; 
Multinomial,  Mul-ti-nij-mi-al,    a.    bavig   uicni 

nninz.  [b^rt. 

MuLTii'AROi's,  Mul-tip-a-ruH,  a.  brif)ig  moni  at  a 
Multipartite,  Mul-iip-ar-tit,    a.    divided   intu 

mciii  iKirt.". 
MuLTiFED,  .Miil-ti-pod,  fi.  an  insckt  wid  meni  ftt. 
Multiple,  Mdl-ti-pl,  n.  a  number  hwirj  ef^ktli 

kontiinz  aniidi-r  nuinbi-r  sovenil  tjmz:  az,  12  ira 

multipl  ov  H.     i[ kiiiiuin  multipl  iz  a  multipl  ov 

t<i>  )ir  uxor  numberz;  at,  12  iz  a   kumun  multipl 

ov  ;{  and  -1.  [tipljcl. 

MuLTiPLiABLE,  Mdl-ti-pli-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  mul- 
MuLTiPLiABLENESS,  Mul-ti-plj-a-bl-Des,  a.  deatat 

or  kwoliti  ov  brig  miiltipliabi. 
Multiplicand,  Mul-ti-pli-kand,  n,  de  number  tu 

be  multiplid. 
MuLTiFLiCATE,    Mul-tip-li-kat,    a.    konsistig   ov 

mar  dun  wun. 
Multiplication,  Mul-ti-pU-kii-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

miiltipl(io:  de  atat  ov  beig  multiped. 
Multiplicator,  Mdl-ti-pli-ka-tor,  n.  At  number 

multiplid  bi.  [moni:  meni. 

Multiplicity,  Mul-ti-plis-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  belfl 
Multiplier,   Mul-ti-plj-er,    «.    he   or   dat   hwic^ 

multiplji. 
Multiply,  Miil-li-plj,  r.  t.  tu  inkr£s  in  number: 

lu  inkr^s  bj  jenerajon;  tia  inkre'd  bj  aritim'tikal 

niultiplikBj.>n.  [inkre'.i. 

Multiply.  Mtil-ti-plj,  v.  i.  tu  gro  in  number:  tu 
Multipotent,  Mul-tip-o-tent,  a.  havig  munifuld 

P'Bcr.  [podz. 

Multisiliquoub,  Mul-ti-sil-i-kwTu,  a.  havig  meni 
Multisonous,  Mul-ti.i-a-nus, a.  havigmeni  s'sndz. 
Multispiral,  Mul-ti-8pj-ral,  a.  havig  meni  Kpj- 

ral  kiTlf.  [streks. 

Multistbiate,  Mul-ti-Htrj-at,  a.  mqrktwid  meni 
Multisyllable,  Mul-ti-sil-a-bl,  n.  a  p6li«iilabl;  a 

wunl  ov  meni  !<ilablz. 
Multitude,  Mdl-ti-tiid,  n.  de  stat  ov  brig  meni: 

Q    grnt   nuralH-r;  a    number   kuicktivli;  meni;  a 

gwrtrm:  a  trofl;  a  kmd;  de  popynlas;  de  vulj^ur. 
Multitidinary,  Mul-ti-tii-di-na-rl,  a.  niimerui<: 

multilndinus.  [manifold. 

Multitudinous,  Mul-ti-ti\-di-nu'<,  a.  niimcrus; 
MuLTiVALVE,  Mdl-ti-valv,  a.  haviy  meni  valvi. 
Multivalvular,    .Mul-ti-valv-yq-lur,    a.     havij 

meni  valvi:  multivalv.  [(^njet. 

Mcltiversant.  .Mul-ti-V(!r-mnt,  a.  havip  mrni 
MULTOCA.  .Mul-(u)-kii,  n.  At    nam    ov   dt   kod  ov 

loz  l)j  hwu;  dr  TurkiJ  eni|iir  it  guvemd,  kuDsist- 

ij  ov  presepls  ov  Ac  'Alku)nin. 


Multocular,  Mul-t4lik-yii-lar,  *.   harig  mor  {■ 

dan  ta>. 
MuLTUM  IN  PAttvo,  Mdl-tuu  Id  pi^r-ro,  [L.]  ma^ 

iu  lill:  Q  jjrat  dri  ited  iu  u  fq  wurdi. 
Multure,  .Mdlt-yur,  n.  a   f^\»\.\  t^l  for  grindig. 
Multunoulate,  Nlult-iio  K'l  '"•.  a-  harig  de  hoif 

divjdoil  iniu  mur  dun  i*  i*\nn. 
Mum,  .Mum,;  iuUr.  Bjlumc  hu/;— a.  ({lont. 
.Mum.  .Muiu,  n.  ul    brctid   wid   bwet;  a  sUog  likor 

iiiiid  in  .Icrmani. 
Mumble,  Mum-bl,  v.  i.  tm   spek  wid  de   lip«  ar 

m'st  pqrtli  klutd;  tu  grumbi;  tu  mut«r;  lu  ^q; 

tu  bjt  ttoftli. 
Mumble,  Mum-bl,  r.  (.  tu  uter  in  a  lu,  inqrtlk- 

.villiit  Vff.s:  tu  uter  imperfektli;  tu  mud  jenlli; 

tu  isluber  over:  tu  »upre«. 
Mumbler,  Miim-blcr,  /i.  wun  ha>  mumbU. 
MuMBLiNU,  .Miiin-bli|),  rt.  suprest,  iDdi.fti{)kt  speq. 
MuMCiiANCE,  Mum-quus,  n.  a  gam  at  buzurd  wid 

(Ijs;— wun  stqpid  and  ."illent;  u  fibl. 
MuMM,  .Mum,I   ''•  '•  tu  mu.-k:  tu  frolik  in  di^gji. 
.Mummer,  .Miim-cr,  n.  a  masker;  a  je.-^tcr;  a  placr. 
.MiMMEiiY,  .Mum-er-i,  n.    a    mankio;  fqniikal   Jv»; 

Irolik  ma^^k.'';  foli;  fojleri. 
MuMMifY,  Mum-i-fi,  r.  t.  tu  mak  a  mumi  ov. 
Mummy,  Mum-i,  n.  u   ded   bodi    prtzervd   bj  de 

rjipjan  qrt  ov  enibqmio: — a  wrt  ov  wak«. 
.Mump.  .Mump.J  r.t.  tu  nibl:  tu  bjt  kwik;  tu  bog. 
.Mumper,  .Muni|)-er,  /».  wun  hot)  mump^i:  a  bcgar. 
.Mumpish.  .Miimp-i/,f  a.  8ulen;  obstinat. 
Mumps,  .Mum|i6,  n.  pi.  a  diz^i  in  hwiq  de  glands 

ubist  df  trut  and  joz  qr  swcid: — sulcnnes. 
Munch,  .Mum;,;  v.  t.  and  I.  tu  qq  rgerli  and  gredili. 
Muscuer,  -Munq-er,  n.  wun  hen  munqez. 
-Mundane,  Mun-dan,  a.    belogig   tu    Aia  wurld; 

trtli.  [kleni. 

Mundatory,  Miin-da-to-ri,  a.  havig  de  i>'ser  tu 
-MuNDic,  .Mun-dik,  ii.  a  nam  for  iurn  pirjtrz. 
MuNDiKiCATio.v,  -Mun-di-f i-ka-Jou,  n.  dc  akt  ov 

klenzii).  [tu  kleni. 

MuNUiKiCATiVE,  .Mun-dif-i-kn-tiv,  a.  havig  pnor 
MuNDiFU  ATiVK,  Muu-dif-i-ka-tiv,  n.  a   medijin 

tu  kli-iiz. 
MuNDiKY,  .Mdn-di-fj,*  r.  t.  tu  kloni:  tu  mak  klen. 
.MuNDUNous,  Mun-ddg-gu9,+  n.  stinkig    tubako. 
MuNERATiON,  Mq-ner-a-Jon,*  n.     Se  {h'tmurur- 

ati'm.)  i(S/<m<jrt/.} 

MuNOREL.    Mdfl-grel,   a.    ov  a   mikft  brrd.     Se 
-Municipal,  -Mq-nis-i-i>al,  a.  brloyij)  tu   a    mn- 

nidi|uiliti,  kiiq>oraJon  or  «iti;  rclatig  tu  a  atat, 

kigdcjm  or  najon.     Alunigipal  lo,  At  \o  ov  a  siti, 

8tat  or  najcin. 
-Municipality,    Mq-nis-i-pal-i-ti,   n.   a    distrikt 

and  it.'<  iiihaliitaiit.'*:  de  guvcmment  ov  a  8iti,<!t8. 
Munificence,  .Mq-nif-i-sen.'',  n.  de  akt  ov  givig 

btsnti:  benefiitena:  liberaliti:  jencrositi. 
Munificent,  Mq-nif-i-scnt,    a.    liberal;  jenenis; 

brnefisunt.  [cruiili. 

.Munificently,  Mq-nif-i-senf-li,  ad.  liberali:  j^n- 
-MuNiment,  .Mqni-mrnt,  n.  a  fortifikajun:  u  strog 

hold;  dtfen.s.     In  Lt;  a  drd:  a  rekord:  a  qqrlcr. 
Munition,  Mq-niJ-on,  ».  fiirtifikajun;  amqui/uo; 

muterialz  for  wor  er  for  kom^n. 
.MuRAUE,  -Mq-rqj,  n.  muni   pad   ta  kep  well  in 

rrintr. 
Mural,  Mq-ral,  a.  pcrtanig    tu   a   wol.     In  A*- 

tniinjini,  a  tnxiral  ijnj    iz  u    wol,  or  Q  wold   qrq, 

plnut   eguiktli    in    de    plan  ov  de  turndian,  f«r 

pla.Hio  a   kwiKlnmt,  .■•ek^ttant,  &*.,  lu  obi\Tv   At 

mrridian   aliiiqd    ov    de   buvnli  budii.     ^^ral 

Kt-rkl  or  kwiidrant,  an  instroimcnt  yqzd  (or  ii**5- 

qrio  annli. 
-MuRC,  .Murk,  H.  hu.'k!"  iv  fnat  aft«r  dt  jq»  ii  «»- 

proi't:  -  «»l.*«j  ritn  (mwr/k.) 
Murchisonite.  .Miinj-i-.^on-jt,  n.  (J/i'a.)  a  T«r^ 

eti  ov  kri^talizd  febpty. 


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MuEDER,  Miir-der,  n.  de  akt  ov  kilii)  a  hT],man 

bcii)  unlofiali,  and  wid  premeditated  malis. 
Murder,  Mdr-der,  v.  t.  tu.   kil  a  man  unlofiali, 

aud  wid  malis  prepens;  tia  kil;  tu  destrof. 
Murderer,  Mur-der-er,  n.  wun   hcD   iz  gilti   ov 

murder.  [its  murder. 

Murderess,  Jldr-der-es,  n.  a  waman  hiD  kom- 
MuRDEROUS,  Mdr-der-us,  a.  bludi;  gilti  ov  mur- 
der, [kraoel  maner. 
Murderously,  Miir-der-us-li,  ad.  in  a  bludi  er 
MuRENGER,  Mi\,-ren-jer,  )i.  an  overssr  ov  u  wel. 
MuREX,  ili\,-reks,  n.  [i.]  (  Conch.')  a  molusk  hav- 

iij  a  yij^nivalv  spjral  Jel,  uQted  fer  its  purpl  di. 
MuRiCiTE,  Mii,-ri-sjt,  11.  {Mi/i.y  an  anhjdrus  sul- 

fat  ov  Ijm,  kontanir)  a  litl  komon  selt. 
Muriate,' Mi\,-ri -at,  n.  {Ghem.}  a  selt  kompcSzd 

ov  miyiatik  asid  and  a   bas; — komon  selt  iz  a 

mT],riat  ov  soda. 
Muriated,  Mi'\-ri-at-ed,  a.  put  in  brjn;  kombjnd 

wid  mi],ri;itik  asid. 
Muriatic,  Mn,-ri-at-ik,  a.  partakig  ov  de  natyi^r 

ov  brjn  ov  selt.     MiiriatiTc  asid,  an  asid  obtand 

from  komon  selt. 
Muricate,  M4-ri-kat,  a.  {Zool.  and  Bot.)  haviij 

a  surfas  qrmd  wid  Jort,  but  not  klosli  set,  konz, 

wid  a  Jqrp  apeks;  miy-ikated. 
Muricate,  Mi^^-ri-kat,  n.  {Min.)  a  jsnus  ov  Jelz; 

fosil  remanz  ov  mn,reks. 
Muricated,  Mi\,-ri-kat-ed,  a.    {Bot.  and    Zool.) 

kuverd  wid  Jert,  bred,  Jqrp  pernted  tn,berklz,  er 

Jert,  Jqrp  pernts  or  konz;  miyikat. 
MuRiFORM,  Mi\,-ri-f9rm,  a.  {Bot.)  rezemblig    dg 

briks  in  de  wol  ov  a  hiss. 
Murine,  iti^-rin,  n.  a  trib  ov  rodent  kwodroopedz, 

ov  hwiq  de  m'ss  iz  de  tjp. 
Murine,  M^-rin,  a.  relatiij  ivx  mjs. 
Murk,  Murk,  n.  de  husks  ov  frffit: — *dqrknes. 
Murky,  Murk-i,  a.  dqrk;  kl-sdi;  wontii)  Ijt. 
Murmur,  Miir-mur,  n.  a  lo,  kontinyi|d,  er  fre- 

kwentli  repeted  s-snd;  a  komplant  hqf  suprest. 
Murmur,  Mur-mur,  v.  i.  tia  giv  a  lo,  kontinyi],d 

sSnd;  ta  grumbl;  tu  uter  sekret  and  sulen  dis- 

kontent;  tia  komplan;  tu  repjn;  tu  muter. 
MuRMURER,  Miir-mur-er,  ti.  a  grumbler;  a  repjner. 
Murmuring,  Miir-mur-ir),  n.  a  lo  s-«nd;  a  kon- 

tinyi^d  murmur;  a  koniqzd  nerz;  a  komplant  hqf 

suprest. 
Murmuringly,  Mdr-mur-ig-li,  ad.  wid  a  lo  s-snd; 

miiteriijli.  [murmuriij. 

Murmurous,    Mur-mur-us,    a.    eksitii)   murmur; 
Murrain,  Miir-in,   n.   a  malignant  epidemik,  er 

infln,enza,   hwiq   sumtimz   maks    teribl    havok 

amuij  katl;  de  plag  in  katl. 
Murrain,  Mur-in,  a.  infekted  wid  murin. 
MuRRHiNE,  Mdr-in,  a.  mad  ov  murin-ston;  notii) 

a  delikat  sort  ov  anjent  wq,r,  az  vasez  and  kups. 
MuRRHiNE,  Miir-in,  n.  a  sort  ov  ston  er  perselan; 

a  delikat  sort  ov  wq,r,  anjentli  bret  from  de  8st; 

a  kup  or  vas. 
MuRRiON,  Miir-i-on,  n.  Q.  helmet.     Se  (Morion.) 
MuRTHER,  Mdr-der,*  n.  and  v.     Se  {Murder.) 
Mueza,  Mdr-za,  n.   a  hereditari  noblman  amdi) 

de  Tqrtarz; — not  tu  be  koufisnded  wid  {mirza,) 

— hwiq  se.  [m-ss. 

Mus,  Mus,  n.  [i.]  {Zool.)  a  jenus  ov  animalz;  de 
Musaph,  Mus-af,  n.  a  buk  amdg  de  Turks  hwiq 

kontanz  dq,r  le. 
MuscADEL,  Mds-ka-dcl,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  swet  grap; 

a  swet  wjn;  a  swet  pj^r.  [pq,r;  muskadel. 

Muscadine,  Mds-ka-djn,  n.  a  swet  grap,  wjn,  and 
Muscat,  Mds-kat,  )  n.  a  swet  grap;  a  swet 

Muscatel,  Mds-ka-tel,  \      wjn;— sam  az  {Musca- 

del,)  and  {Muscadine.')  [sandston  gra)p. 

MusCHEL,  MdJ-el,  n.  {Min.}  a  Ijmston  ov  de  red 
MusCBELKALK,  MdJ-cl-kalk,  n.  '{Min.)  a  kalka- 

reus  rok  of n  kontaniij  erganik  remanz. 


Muscle,  Mds-1,  n.  a  fleji  fiber  suseptibl  ov  kon- 
trakjon  and  relaksajon;  flej.  He  muslz  qr  de 
instrfloments  ov  mojon  in  animal  bodiz,  aktig 
voluntarili  er  involuntarili.     (I  bjvalv  Jel-fiJ. 

Muscled,  Mus-ld,  a.  haviri  muslz. 

MuscosiTY,  Mus-kos-i-ti,  «.  mosines. 

Muscovado,  Mus-ko-va-do,  n.  a  sert  ov  unref  jnd 
Jugar. 

Muscular,  Mds-kix-lar,  a.  relatig  tu  ds  musiz; 
kompozd  ov  muslz:  broni;  strog. 

Muscularity,  Mus-kx],-lar-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
md.skii^lar.  [lar. 

MuscuLOUs,  Mds-ki],-lus,  a.  ful  ov  muslz;  mdskij,- 

MusE,  Mqz,  n.  in  Grek  and  Roman  mitoloji, 
uimfs  or  inferior  divinitiz,  njn  in  number,  dis- 
tiggwijt  az  de  pekq,lyar  protektresez  ov  poetri, 
pantig,  retorik,  mq,zik,  and  jenerali  ov  de  bel- 
eter  and  de  liberal  qrts. 

Muse,  Mi^z,  v.  t.  tu  tigk  on;  tu  meditat. 

Muse,  Mi]^z,  v.  i.  tu  tigk;  tu  ponder;  tu  studi  in 
sjlens;  tu  be  absent  ov  mjnd;  tu  be  in  a  brsn 
studi,  er  reveri;  tu  meditat;  tu  reflekt. 

Muser,  M^z-er,  n.  wun  hiD  mi^zez;  wun  absent  ov 
mjnd. 

Museum,  Mi\,-ze-um,  n.,  pi.  \_L.'\  Mq,-ze-a, 
{£ng.)  Mi|-ze-umz;  a  kolekjon,  a  kabinet,  er  a 
repozitori  or  kq,riositiz.  Eroneusli  pron-gnst 
mii-zs-um. 

Mush,  MuJ,  71.  de  dust  er  dusti  refixs  ov  eni  drj 
substans;  eni  tig  dekad  or  soft; — {U.  S.)  hasti 
pudig,  er  food  mad  ov  de  fl^sr  ov  maz  bffld  in 
water. 

Mushroom,  MuJ-rcbm,  n.  a.  spunji  plant  ov  several 
kjndz,  dat  sprigz  up  sudenli  on  dmj-hilz,  merst, 
rig  ert,  &s.;  a  kjnd  ov  agarik,  yq,zd  fer  sosez;  an 
upstqrt.  [efemeral. 

Mushroom,  MuJ-rmm,  a.  ov  suden  grot  and  deka; 

Music,  Mi^-zik,  n.  de  qrt  ov  kombjnig  s-sndz  agre- 
abl  tu  de  er;  de  sjens  ov  hqrmonikal  sisndz;  hqr- 
moni;  melodi. 

Musical,  Mq-zi-kal,  a.  belogig  tu  er  kontanig 
mqzik;  hqrmonius;  melodius;  swet-sundig. 

Musically,  M^-zi-kal-i,  ad.  hqrmoniusli;  melo- 
diusli.  [bsii)  mixzikal, 

MusiCALNESS,  Mx|,-zi-kal-nes,    n.    de   kwoliti  ov 

Musician,  Mi],-ziJ-an,  n.  wun  skild  in  mv^zik;  a 
performer  on  a  mqzikal  instrioment. 

Music-master,  Mii,-zik-mQs-ter,  n.  wun  ho»  teqez 
mn^zik. 

Musicography,  Mii^-zi-kog-ra-fi,  n.  ds  simboli- 
kal   rjtig  ov  mi^zik. 

Musing,  M^z-ig,  n.  meditajon;  kontemplajon. 

Musk,  Musk,  «.  a  veri  p-scrful  perfi^m,  prokx^rd 
from  a  litl  bag  ner  de  naval  ov  an  animal  inhab- 
itig  sum  ov  de  m^sntenus  pqrtsov  £tjia, — de  ani- 
mal dat  prodi]^sez  musk  iz  keld  de  7n'usk  der; — 
a  mos,  er  mosi  fl^ser;  grap  hjasint,  er  grap- 
fliser. 

Musk,  Musk,  v.  t.  tu  perfi^m  wid  musk. 

Musk-cat,  Mdsk-kat,  n.  de  musk  er  musk-der. 

Musk-deer,  Musk-der,  n.  {moschus  moschiferus, 
L.)  Sly.  and  pi.  a  spejez  ov  der  dat  prodq,sez 
musk. 

MuSKELUNJEH,  Mus-ke-ldn-je,  n.  a  Iqrj  kjnd  ov 
fij  f-snd  in  de  grat  laks  ov  Nert  Amerika. 

Musket,  Mds-ket,  «.  de  f  jr-qrm  yq^zd  bj  infantri; 
a  soljerz  hand-gun; — a  mal  hek  ov  a  smel  kjnd. 

Musketeer,  Mus-ket-er,  n.  a  soljer  qrmd  wid  a 
musket.  [gun. 

MusKETOON,  Mus-ket-6n,  n.  a  blunderbus;  a  Jert 

Musketry,  Mds-ket-ri,  n.  muskets  kolektivli. 

MusKiNESS,  Musk-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  muski. 

Muskmelon,  Mdsk-mel-on,  n.  a  melon  ov  muski 
odor.  [iz  proki'ird. 

MusK-ox,  Musk-oks,  n.  an  animal  from  hwiq  musk 

MusK-PEAE,  Mdsk-pv,  n.  a  fragrant,  delijus  p^r. 


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Ml'bk  BAT,  Miuk-nit,  n.  {^Z-x'l.f  iiiuiilcr  nnm  for  '  MtTiLATK,   Mn-li-Int,   a.   drprjrJ   or  1001   pqrt; 

lOlllllllli-il. 

Mltilatii.x.  Mii-ti-IA-Jon,  n.  dt aktor  miitilalig; 

d('|iriviijiiii. 
MiTiLAToa,  M4-ti-la-tor,  «.  wun  h<«i  tnqlilaU. 
MuTi.NKKR,  Mii-ti-o^r,  /.,  'mi. 

MtTiNOUi*,  Mti-ti-iiuH,  .1.  0™1- 

litii;  firiii/us:  io'^urckj'  ' 
Mltinoubly,  Mii-ti-nuiili,  ud.  M.(iiju»Ji.  idrbq- 

I'-iitli.  [biileos. 

MuTi.vouH.Ncas,  Mii-ti-nu»-Dc«,  n.  Rrdi/usnot;  tdr- 
-MuTi.w,  .Mn-ti-ni,  r.  ».  lu  rji  n^i-riii  ..N.riii,  par- 

tikviiturli  uiliuiri  or  nnval  otorili;  lu   loitv  it- 

iii;..n. 
MuTi.w,  Mi'i-ti-ni,  n.  an  iusurokjon  ag^iut  naral 

or  inilitari  utoriti;  aiedi/on. 
MfTTEB,  Miit-ur,  V.  I.  tu  murmur:  tu  {piimbl. 
-MuTTtR,    Miit-or,   r.  t.    tu   utur»r  iipck   indis- 

tiiikili. 
MuTTEB,  Mdt-rr,  n.  a  murmur;  an  obxki'ir  utcraiu. 
Mlttkber,    Miit-cr-er,    ;i.    wun    hcb    muten;    a 

KruiiiMcr.  [lo  vffs. 

Mlttekino,  .MiU-cr-io,   n.   murmur;  utorauii  in  a 
MiTTEKixoLy,  Miit-cr-ifl-li,  ad.  in  a  muterig  or 

grunibli(|  niiiner. 
Mutton,  Miit-n.  n.  de  flcj  ov  Jep: — a  /ep, 
MfTTON-cuop,  Mut-n-(;(>|>,  n.  a  sljs  ov  mutn. 
Mutual,  Miit-yii-al,  a.  etj  aktig  in  return  tu  At 

urttT:  rrsiiirukal;  iiiter(jiinjubl. 
MuTUALiTV,  Miit-yn-al-i-li,  n.  de  kwoUti  ov  be- 
lli iiuityqiil. 
MuTVALLY,  Mi\t-yq-al-i,W.  resiprokali:  in  rrtdm. 
MuTULK,  Mi'i-tiil,  n.  {Arch.)  a  flat,  skw.ir  bluk, 

pinsi  on  Q  sofit  ov  a  Dorik  korniK,  uuscrii)  tu  a 

mi^ilyon  ov  dt  Kurintiuu  order. 
MuzAKAB,  Miiz-u-riib,  11.  {Arnli.)  a  Kri^tyan  liv- 

ij)  utidiT  Ac  .-wn  ov  At  Urabz;— a  tyrm  formcrli 

ynztl  bj  Ac  Mibrz  in  Spnn. 
Muzzle,  Mdz-l,  n.  de  naz  or  mist  or  an  animal, 

or  ov  oni  tiy;  a  lu.-niu  for  dc  rorst. 
Muzzle,  Miiz-i,  r.  t.  tu  bjiid  dc  m'st. 
Muzzy,  Miiz-i,+  a.  forgoUul;  hqt  druyk. 
Mr,  Mi,  ur  Mi,  I  de  Utvr  iz  de  prunun:<inji>n  hwen 

distiiiktiic"*  iz  not  ueded; ; />/-o'(.  brl6i|i()  tu  me. 
.Mycantha.  .Mj-kan-ta,    n.    {J>i4.}   a    plant;   dc 

buc;iTZ-bnt»ni. 
MrcuLOOY,  Mi-kol-o-ji,  n.  a  tretii  on  de  fa^j|. 
.Mydriasis,  Mi-dri-a-!'i.'4,  n.  iOV.]  {MeJ.}  a  pua- 

liiik  alckj'.iti  ov  At  jri.'t  ov  ar  \. 
Myxmekr,  Min-hi\r,  n.  f^cr,  Mr.,  or,  Mj  Lord,  amdy 

de  Duo,:— in  IiiKliJ  yu^  a  Du^man. 
Myourafuic,  .M(-u-|p^f-ik.  (   a.  rtlatig   tu 

Myographral,  -Mj-u-ffnif-i-kal, )       mjoj^rari. 
.MYOiiRAPuisT,  .Mi-og-ra-fist,  n.  wun  »kild  in  mj- 

oj^ruti.  [mualc. 

Mtooraput,  Mj-ig-rn-fi.  n.  a  de.<kripJon  or  de 
.Myolouicai^  .Mi-u-16j-i-kal,   a.   rtlatig    tu   m]- 

6luji. 
Mroi  uuv,  Mi-61-o-ji,  n.  At  duktrin  or  de  mui<l(. 

M^CS&l-^^-i''^'^-- 

Myopv,  Mi-o-pi,  n.  Jortncs  or  nit. 

.Myutuuy,  .M{-6l-u-mi.  n.  de  di^tckjon  or  de  mnsli. 

.Myriad,  Mir-i-ad,  n.  ten  t'siand;  cni  grat  uum- 

b.-r. 
.Mybiaubamxk,  Mir-i-a-gRuu,  n.  [/'/.]  ton  tiiaod 

KriMKj  gniiiii. 
.Myrialitrk.  .Miri-a-lj-tor,  n.  [Fr.]  a  Ynnq  moj- 

i^r  ov  kiiiMu-iti  rkwal  tu  ten  ttiaad  litcn,  or  lu 

010.1'-.(t  kqliik  in<;-z. 
.Myriametre.  .Mir-i-a-roe-tcr,   n.    [/V.]  a   Frcoq 

mpjiir  ekwivalcnt  tu  ten  tvzand   mclerx,  or  !•& 

leifi  ov  de  old  mejur. 
Utriapoo,  Mir-i-a-|«od,   n.   [</>.]   an  qrtikji^lat 

animal,  bavig  an  indefinit  number  or  jraud 

feU 


uiii-W«fi>f 
.Mi'HK  HEEU,  .Mrbk-ited,  n.  de  ned  ov   dr  hjhitku» 

aMiitotkus,  yi^td  bi  de  Anibiunz  lu  tliivtir  di^r 

kofe.  luiuski  Huiel. 

MtJBKWOOD,  Md-ik-wud,  n.  a  Weal  Indian  tre,  ova 
.MuHKY.  MiiJk-i,  a.  bavig    de    i>frfiim  or   mujtk; 

frii);runt. 
.Muslin,  Miix-lin,  n.  a  fin,  tin  ntuf,  mad  or  kotn, 

nauid  from  .Mu:iul,  in  uji<i,  hwi\r  it  wozorijinati 

mud. 
Muslin  ok  laink,  Miiz-lin  de  bin,  11.  a  wulon  or 

a  kotn  and  wulen  fubrik,  ov  vcri  Ijt  tekittyiir. 
MusLi.tET,  .Muz-lin-^c,  n.  a  kun  muzliu;  u  kotn 

.Stllf. 

MusguASii,  Miis-kwoJ,  n.  an  Amcrikan  kw6dni>- 
pod,  vulyi^d  for  its  fur,  bwi<j  iz  yqzd  in  makig 
(mtji;  a  musk-rat. 
McsQUETO,  .Mu8-ke-tu,  n.  Sc  (Mitquito.)  [dl. 
MuHROL,  Miiz-rol,  11.  At  nozband  ov  ti  horsci  brj- 
MuusEL.  Mrts-l,  H.  Q  Ji-l-fiJ.  Se  {MumU.) 
SlussEL'BED,  -Mds-l-bed,  ».  q    bod   or   re|H>zitori 

ov  iiiuslz.  [a  |iul  grcn. 

MussiTE,  Mu.''-{t,  II.  {Jlin.y  a  viiricti  ov  ojjt,  ov 
Mussulman,  Mu!«-ul-man,  11.  ^Arab.}  a  Moliame- 

daii  or  Mahi'imrtan. 
Mussulmamsii,  .Nlii''-ul-man-ij,  a.  .Mub6mctan. 
Must,   Must,  (  n  drf<>ktiv  verb,  ynzd  az  o>;zilyari 

tu  aiiddiT  vi'rb,  and  bavig  no  intUkjon;)  tu  be 

obiyd:  tu  be  b[  ntsositi. 
Must,  Must,  n.  nti  wjn,  not  fenn«5nted. 
Must,  .Must,  v.  t.  tu  mold;  tu  mak  moldi. 
Mustache,  Mus-tqjt  oi"  Mua-IAJ,  n.  h^r  on  At  upor 

lip.  [kondimcnt. 

MrRTARD.  Md5-tard,  n.  a  plant  and  its  std;  n 
Mustard-pot,  .Mds-tard-pot,  n.  a  wsi;\  lu  hold 

niu^Lird.  [tard. 

Mustard-seed,  .Mib-tard-sed,  n.  de  sed  ov  raus- 
Mustlr,  Miis-tcr,  v.  t.  tu  brig  tUK<*dcr;  tu  revi'i. 
Muster,  Mds-tcr,  r.  1.  tu   osombl;  tu   met  tu- 

g«^dtT. 
Muster,  Mu.s-tor,  >i.  a  revivor  a  rcjisterovforscz. 
Muster-master,  Mus-tcr-mus-ter,    n.   an  ofi.sor 

htt)  tnks  an   ak'sut  ov  tra>p.s,  and  S(;pcrint45ndz 

mustorz. 
Muster-roll,  Mds-tor-rol,  n.  a  rcjistorov  forsoz. 
MuBTiSESS,  .Mda-ti-nes,  n.  dc  stat  ov  beig  musti; 

mold. 
.MusTT,  Mdii-ti,  a.  muldi:  ciiflfld  wid  damp  ornj; 

m<Tst  and    fetid;  stal:  vapid:  dul;    licvi;  woutig 

praktis:  rusti. 
Mutability,  M^-ta-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  or  beig 

miititbl:  i:(injnblne.s:  inkonstan.«i;  instabiliti. 
Mutable,  Sltj-ta-bl,  a.  .subjeki  tu  (jonj:  <;anjabl; 

vnriabl:  fikl;  unstabl;  iukonijtant. 
Mutablenkss,  Mii'ta-bl-nca,    11.    qanjablncs;   in- 

'<tnbiliti. 
Mutably,  Mi'i-ta-bli,  a.  qanjabli;  vdriabli. 
Mutation,  .Mii-tii-Jon,  h.  cnnj;  oltcm/on. 
Mutatis  mutandis,   Mii-tA-tis  m(i-tan-dii<,    [/.] 

ufter  iiinkig  dc  ni'se«ari  (janjei. 
Mute,  Mi\t.  .%.  siUni;  n't  sprnig;  not  rokol;  not 

prun'^nst:  duiii:  uterig  no  8'snd. 
Mute,  .Mtit,  n.  wun  dut  kun  not  or  duz  not  .ipek; 

a  m(\t  kamktcr  in  a  pla;  an  at<'ndant  at  a  fu- 
neral: a    person    in  a    lo-kert  hiT>  staudz  sjlent 

hwcn  he  ot  tu  pled:  a   Ictcr  hibz  utorans  iz  jx-r- 

si\d  b{  il.s  rft^kt  on  udor  siiiidz  ruder  dan  bj  i(.s 

on  s^nd:  a  litl  yntmsil  ov  wud  or  bras  tu  dcdn 

dc  s'xiul  <>v  a  miitikal  iii-tMjment. 
MtTTE,  Mtit,  r.  •'.  tu  dug,  as  b^rdi;— ri.  de   du{) 

or  b^nlz. 
MuTKLT,  Mi\t-li,  ad.  i<)lenUi:  not  rok»li. 
Muteness,  Mi'it-nca,  n.  At  .'tnt  or  beig  mt^t;  »iIoD«. 
Mutilate,  Mii-ti-lat,  r.  (.  tu  drprjv  ov  an  cscn- 

Jal  i^qrt;  (u  kut  of,  ai  a  liin;  tu  nmm. 


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Myriarch,  Mir-i-qrk,  n.  a  komdnder  ov  ten  t's- 

zand  men. 
Myrica,  Mi-rj-ka,  n.  [i.]  {Bnt.}  a  jsnusov  plants. 
Myricfne,  Mi-rj-sin,  n.  dat  porjon  ov  waks  dat 

iz  ins61yi|bl  in  alkohol. 
Myriorama,  Mir-i-Q-ra-ma,  n.  literal!,  a    miriad 

ov  vi|z;  an  optikal  majen  prezentii)  a  grat  varj- 

eti  ov  vqz. 
Myrmidon,  Mer-mi-don,  n.  orijinali  wun  ov  At 

soljerz  ov  Akilez;  a  ruf  soljer;  a  rufian. 
Myrobalan,  Mi-rob-a-lan,  w.  a  kjnd  ov  drjd  frot 

er  plum. 
Myropolist,  Mi-rop-o-list,  n.  wun  hoo  selz  ffnt- 

ments  t»r  perfi|meri. 
Myro-spermum,  Mj-ra-sp^r-mum,  n.  de  tre  hwiq 

ycldz  de  belsam  ov  Perd). 
Myrrh,  Mer,  n.  a  stroi),  aromatik  gum,  imported 

from  Arabia  and  Turki,  y\],zd  fer  insens  and  per- 

fiynz,  and  az  a  medisin. 
Myrrhine,  Mir-in,  a.  mad  ov  de  mirin  ston. 
Myerhine,  Mir-in,  n.  a  kind  ov  prejus  ston. 
Myeehite,  Mir-jt,  n.  {Miii.}  a  prejus  ston  haviij 

ds  kulor  ov  mer,  and  a  fragrant  smel. 
Myrtifoem,  Mer-ti-form,  a.  formd  Ijk  a  mertl. 
Myrtle,  Mer-tl,  n.  a  jsnus  ov  Jrubz;  an  evergren 

fragrant  /rub,  anjentli  regqrded  az  sakred  tui 

Venus. 
Myetleberey,   Mer-tl-ber-i,   n.  de   frcot  ov   de 

mertl -tre. 
Myself,  Mj-self,  er  Mi-self,  pron.  \  er  me,  vpid 

emfasis; — elso  de  resiprokal  ov  f. 
Mystagogic,  Mis-ta-goj-ik,  j    a.  relatii)  tia 

Mystagogical,  Mis-ta-goj-i-kal,  i      de  interpre- 

tajonz  ov  misteriz. 
Mystagogue,  Mis-ta-gog,  n.  wun  hcD  interprets 

divin  misteriz;  a  keper  ov  qurq  reliks. 
Mysterial,  Mis-te-ri-al,*  a.  misterius. 
Mysteriarch,    Mis-te-ri-qrk,    n.    wun    prezjdig 

over  misteriz. 
Mysterious,  Mis-te-ri-us,  a.  ful  ov  misteri;  un- 

ekspland;  obski^r;  sekret. 


Mysteriously,  Mis-te-ri-us-li,  acZ.  obsktirli;  enig- 

matikali.  [perpleksiti. 

Mysteriousness,  Mis-te-ri-us-nes,   n.   obski^riti; 
Mystery,  Mis-ter-i,  n.  sumtii]  sekret,  unekspland, 

er  ineksplikabl;  sumtig  abiiv  hn,man  intelijens; 

an  enigma; — a  trad; — an  qrt;  a  kjnd  ov  anjent 

drama. 
Mystic,  Mis-tik,  n.  wun   ov  a   sekt  er  klas  ov 

Kristyanz  hcD  profes  tu  hav  direkt  interkors  wid 

God:  wun  imbi^d  wid  mistisizm. 
Mystic,  Mis-tik,  )  a.  partakiij  ov  mistisizm; 

Mystical,  Mis-ti-kal,  S      obsk\\r;  sekret;  dqrk. 
Mystically,  Mis-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  mistikal  maner. 
Mysticalness,  Mis-ti-kal-nes,  ji.  de   kwoliti   ov 

bell)  mistikal. 
Mysticism,  Mis-ti-siz-m,w.a  belef  in  a  direkt  in- 

terkors  betwen  God  and   de   hq,man  mjnd;  de 

doktrin  ov  de  Mistiks. 
Mystification,  Mis-ti-fi-ka-Jon,J  n.   de  akt  ov 

renderiij  misterius. 
Mystify,  Mis-ti-fj,  v.  t.  tu  involv  in  misteri;  txa 

render  obskqr  er  difikult. 
Myth,  Mit,  n.  a.  fabyqlus  stori;  a  fabl. 
]\Iythic,  Mit-ik,  \  „    r-u„„i  ,o 

Mythical,  Mit'i-kal,  \  ^-  fabyqlus. 
Mythographer,  Mi-tog-ra-fer,  n.  a  rjter  ov  fablz. 
Mythological,    Mit-o-16j-i-kal,    a.    relatiij    tu 

mitoloji. 
Mythologically,    Mit-Q-loj-i-kal-i,    ad.    in    a 

niitolojikal  manor.  [mitolcyi. 

Mythologist,    Mi-tol-o-jist,    n.    wun   verst    in 
Mythologize,  Mi-tol-ca-jjz,  v.  i.  tu  eksplan  mi- 

tolcaji. 
Mythology.  Mi-f)(51-o-ji,  n.  a  sistem  ov,  er  a  dis- 

kors  on,  fablz;  de  kolektiv  bodi  ov  tradijonz  or 

eni  heden  najon,  respektig  its  godz  and  uder 

fabyx|,lus  sqpernatyi|ral  beiijz.     Klasihal  mitdl- 

oji  iz  dat  ov  Gres  and  Kom. 

Mytilite,  Mit-i-ljt,  n.  {Min.}  a  petrifjd  Jel. 

Myxine,  Miks-in,  )   ^    ^  ^-r  /i.„  ,„„!„* 

T.r„„ ,  \f.,         '  I   n.  a  iij,  oe  mulet. 

Myxon,  Miks-on,  )  •" 


N. 


Nn,  iz  a  nazal  murmur.    Az  an  abreviajon, 
,   it  standz  fer  nert  and  number. — N.  S.  Nq, 

Stjl.     N.  B.  {fwta  bene,}  not  wel. 
Nab,  Nab,|  v.  t.  tu  kaq  sudenli;  tu  sez. 
Nabit,  Na-bit,  n.  a.  p-sdcrd  Jugar  kandi. 
Nablum,  Ncib-lum,  n.  {Mus.)  a  Hebroo  mqzikal 

instrcDment;  keld  elso  nabel  and  nebel. 
Nabob,  Na-bob,  n.  de  tjtl  ov  an  Sst  Indian  prins; 

— er  a  Yi^ropean  hot)  haz  enriqt  himself  in  de 

Est;  a  man  ov  grat  welt. 
Naoaeat,  Nak-a-rat,  n.  a  pal  red  kulor,  wid  an 

oranj  kast; — a  krap,  er  f jn  linen  fabrik,  did  ov 

de  abdv  kulor.  [maker. 

Nackee,    Nak-er,    n.    a  kolar-makcr;  a  hqrncs- 
Nacee,    Na-ker,    n.    \_Fr.'\  muder-ov-perl,  er  de 

hwjt  substans  in  de  interior  ov  a  Jel;  sumtjmz 

ritn  {nacker  and  naker.} 
Nacreous,  Na-kre-us,  a.  havlg  a  perli  luster,  Ijk 

naker;  ired^sent. 
Nacrite,   Na-krjt,  n.  {Min.}  a  mineral  ov  perli 

luster,  yi\,;^qali   okiirii)   in  mjka-slat   takii)  de 

plas  ov  mjka. 
Nadie,  Na-der,  n.  de  pernt  opozit. — He  zenit  and 

nader  qr  de  polz  ov  de  horizon. 
Naff,  Naf,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  tufted  se-berd. 
Nag,  Nag,t  n.  a  smel  hers;  a  hors  fer  de  sadl. 


Naiad,  Na-ad,  er  Na-yad,  n.  a  femal  deiti  hco  pre- 
zjdz  over  f'sntenz,  riverz,  bruks,  &s.;  a  weter- 
nimf;  a  Jel-fiJ.  [ii). 

Naiant,  Na-yant,  a.  {Her.)  reprezented  az  swim- 

Naif,  Naf,  a.  [/K]  natyqral;  ov  kwik,  natyqral 
aperans,  az  djamondz  and  jqelz. 

Nail,  Nal,  71.  de  herni  substans  at  de  endz  ov  de 
fiflgerz  and  toz;  de  talon  ov  a  herd;  de  kle  ov 
a  best; — a  spjk  ov  metal,  bj  hwiq  tirjz  qr  fasnd 
tugeder;  a  stud;  a  bos; — a  megqr  ov  2]^  inqez, 
er  a  sikstenb  ov  a  yqrd. — Jew  de  nal,  redili; 
widest  dela. 

Nail,  Nal,  v.  t.  tu  fasn  er  stud  wid  nalz;  tu  spjk 
er  stop,  az  de  vent  ov  a  kanon:  tu  bind. 

Nail-beush,  Nal-bruJ,  n.  a  bruj  fer  de  nalz. 

Nailee,  Nal-er,  n.  wun  hoo  nalz;  a  nal-maker. 

Naileey,  Nal-er-i,  n.  a  manyi^faktori  ovnalz. 

Nail-head,  Nal-hed,  w.  {Arch.)  a  gotik  ornament. 

Nailwoet,  Nal-wurt,  n.  a  plant. 

Nainsook,  Nan-suk,  n.  a  spejez  ov  muzlin. 

Naive,  Nq-cv,  [J^r.]  injenyi|,us:  qrtles;  havig  na- 
tiv  simplisiti. 

Naivete,  N^-ev-ta,  n.  [i^r.]  simplisiti;  inosens; 
unkonjus  plannes;  fraiiknes;  injenyqusnes. 

Naked,  Na-kcd,  a.  unkiiverd;  unklc&dd;  bqr;  opn; 
defensles;  plan;  not  hidn;  mer. 


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Nakedly,  N'n-k«l-li,  ad.  wl  '  i    nimpli. 

NAKtliNt-ss,  Nu-kfd-ne-',  M.    i  i|  nak<.'<l; 

mi  li'i;  wnDt  «v  kurerig  m 
Namaz,  Ni(-iua»,  n.  At  koin'.ii  (.r^er  ok  dc  Turk*. 
Nambt-pambv,  Nam-l>i-|>ain-bi,t  ».  af<>kt««l  biiiJ 

tmikitl;  n.  a  ri<likyi|lun»r  wurtUrH  |»,t*ih  «rti|j. 
Name,  Nrifu,  <n.  rtut  I'l  hwii;  eni  |»;n».(n  tir  tijj  ii 

kiilj;  ajM-lativ;  ilriiiiminHjoii;  tjtl;  jNT«in:  rt'pyii- 

ta/iin;  k»nikt<T:  rr ii'Hn;  fiiin;  itrU-hnti;-    kwulili, 

ofin,  or  p'tt'r,  inhrrunt  in  fir  jx-r'toii  iiiiiml. 
Namk,  Nfiin,  r.  t.  tu  di.'<kriiniiint  bi  <i  })iirtikyi|l<ir 

ai)vla|<>ii:  tu  inoii/on  b|  nam:  tu  !i|M>.iirt:  tu  dr- 

nominnt;  tu  monjun;  tu  ent|tl;--tu  knl  Hatnt, 

tu  f^iv  oiirubriui*  nainz  tu.  [nnind. 

NAifELi:H8,    Nam-ltv,    a.    (b'-iiitt^t  ov  a  nnin:  ri'it 
Nauklt,    Nain-li,  «</.  j>irtikyiiUirli:  bj  uuin;  diit 

it  tu  s<i. 
Namksake,  Ndtn-rak,  n.  wun  hot  haz  At  Miin  nnm. 
Nankkkn.    Nan-ken,  n.  a  kiml  ov  yoluij  or  buf 

kulonl  kotn  klot;  tontt  maiiyiif.iktyurd  in  Nau- 

kia  t'jna.     Kitn  olsj  {.Winkin.} 
Nap,  Xiiji,  'I.  'I  Jort  slrp:  ilwn  or  vilus  wubiitans  on 

klot:  dr  d^ni  :*iib''taii.H  on  planta;— <i  nub;  a  pru- 

tiib<>nins;  dc  top  ov  a  hil. 
Nap,  N:ip,  c  •.  tu  xlrp;  tu  clumber;  tu  dmi;  tu 

be  dr"s«i  or  indiforont.  [klot. 

Nap.  Nftp,  c.  I.  tu  ni«  a  kind  ov  dxn  or  nap  on 
Nape.  Nap,  n.  At  j<Tnt  ov  dr  n<'k  lirli)iid. 
Napkrv,  Xa-jwr-i,*  n.  linon  for  dr  lal>|. 
Naphtha.  .\.i|>-ta,  n.  a   lipniid  bitiiint-n,  or  vcri 

iiilUiuiibl    bitiiminiK    .•ub^tan'',    hwiij  ok^yiplz 

from  dr  vrt-,  or  iz  kolektciion  At  .'turfiutov  wotor, 

on  At  Jorz  ov  dr   Ka.-<piiin  Sr,    and  sum  odcr 

pl«»ez.  — It  iz  <i  hjdru-kfjrbon. 
Naphthalamide,    .Viip-tal-a-inid,  n.  {Ch^m.}  a 

k  >iii|>xn  1  obtand  biili'<tiliD  niiptnhit  ov  mnunia. 
Naphthalask,  .Nap-tn-la", /i.  (C'Vm.)  a  !<ub;ttaua 

kotninJzd  ov  kqrbon,  oktijon,  anii  h(drijjon. 
Naputhalatk,  Na|>-t«l-at.  u.  (CV//».)a  .•<olt  kom- 

p<j(d  ov  nnpt.nlik  o-'id  ami  a  ha.*. 
Naphthalic.  -Nap-t.il-ik,  n.  {Ch^m)  apljd  tu  an 

a.'<id  oli(«nd  from  nnpt!tl|n,  or  napto. 
Naphthaline:,  N:ip-ta-lin,  n.  (t1ic/«.)  a  nubntans 

dr|K>zitf<l  from  napt<i,  nnci  obtand  from  kul-tqr, 

mcinliliu  konkrtt  t-sonjal  ffl. 
Napiporm.  X.-ip-i-fonn,  a.  /apt  Ijk  a  turnip. 
N  API  I'M,  .Nii-pi-um,  n.  {/l"t.)  niplwurt;  a  plant. 
Xapki.v,  X:ip-kin,  n.  a  klot  yivzd  at  At  tabl  tu 

wi|i  dr  haniU. 
Naplf.ss,  X.np-lc,  ».  havig  no  nap;  trodbur. 
Napolkomtk,    Na-p6-le-on-it,    n.    u  varjrti    ov 

fpUp<ir.  [from  VeJiiviu*. 

Napolitk,    Nap-o-ljt,  n.    {Min.)  a  hii\  ininenil 
NAPPIMK.S8,  Nap-i-ncs,  n.  dr  kwolitiov  btijj  napi, 

or  !<irpi. 
Nappt,  Xap-i,  ».  havip  a  nap;  huri:  ful  ov  dun. 
NaPTAKINO,    Xnp-tak-ip.'f  n.  suriiriz:  xfjur  on  a 

»ud»Mi.  [dr  Frenq  turnip. 

Napi'K,  N4-pn§,  n.  [L.]  {Bot.)  a  navi^  or  turnip: 
Narah.   X«-rn*.  n.  an  eknelent  kjnd  ov  frtbt. 
NAk'   ■  '  Xar-kaf-Nm,    n.    At  lK\rk  ov  an 

a  I  'rmrrli  brut  from  India,  and  yr^zd 

Narckia,  N.ir  s«-3ra,  n.  (  CVn».)  a  T^jeto-alkaljn 

bn*  kontitnd  in  upium.  [nUu-i. 

N'arci»si»c»:.  Xir-«i'<-in,  a.  rrlatig  tu  or  Ijk  nar- 
Narcishus.  N  ir-4i<t-(u,  H.  a  jtniu  ov  bulbus  pliuitA, 

wid  imi^Tiii:  tlxcrz,    inkliidig  de  daftjdil   and 

jonkwil. 
Narcosih,  Xtr  kiS-siK,  n.  [Gr.]  {M«d.}  prtrajoo 

ov  5Pn!i,  az  in  a  ii*rali«iii,  Ax. 
Narcotic.  N«ir-kot-ik,  ».  ( J/<^.)  a  rordiiiin  pro- 

dqiin  loturji,  stupor,  dnitioef  «r  »lrp. 
Narcotic  Xar-k6t-ik,  j  ».  pruxlmio  drszi- 

Narcoticau  .Xar-k6t-i-kBl,  I       dm,  ilep,   torpor 

OT  stiii)rtiikjcm. 


n.  a  fltrat;  a  s'snd. 


X*  :  r,    .Nar-k/ji-i-kal-i,  ad.  \  ;i 

[I, 
S  ^  -^.  Xar-kAt-ik-nM,  n.   dr  c 

.NAULUiisk,    .N'i\r-kij-tin.  it.  At  narkulik  |jftiuMf4 

ov  upiuiu;  a  kri'tallKl  i<ub«tan!t. 
Xarcotihm,    .X.ir-k     '  -  •       -    ofdkl   prudi^tt  bJ 

nurkiitik  aubKtaii- 
.Vaku,  .N'qrd,  h.  an  .  mt,  yi'^j^ali  k*l<l 

tfilk-iuirii,  valyi^d  li)  \i   iiu/  :a<  az  a  |>^rt(^in  and 

■ii<-<li!<in;  an  utif^wuiil  prrmrd  from  it. 
.NAHDCit,  Xiir-du9,  n.  iL.\  ^Z/'V./ a  jeniuor  pUot^ 

II  k(iid  ov  gtxu. 
.Vaukm,  Na-rrz,  n.  pi.  [L.]  {Anat.}  At  nottrilt. 
.Nakkatc,  Nar-nt,  r.  I.  tu  ^\v  ak^nt  ov;  tu  rrUt; 

lu  III  uz  an  rvoiit,  u  Hturi,  or  hi»t<jri. 
Xaukation,    Xar-a-Jon,  n.  dr  ukl  ov  naraiig  or 

rrhiliu:  ii  nanitiv  akSnt:  nlajon;  hi^turi. 
XaRRATIVK,  Nar-a-tiv,  a.  rrlatig;  giviQ  an  akint; 

i<turi  t"liy:  atit  tu  rzlat;  tokativ. 
Narrative,  >ar-a-tiv,  n.  a  relajon;  an  akint;  a 

uluri;  n  narajon. 
N'arkativelv,  Xar-a-tiv-li,  a./,  bj  wa  ov  rtlajon. 
.Xakkatok,  .Na-ni-tor,  n.  u  tolcr;  a  relator,   [tigz. 
.Nakhatouv,    Xar-a-t4j-ri,  a,    givig  a  rrlajon  ot 
.Narrow,  Xar-o,  a.  bavig  buta  suvd  diKlaoD  frum 

ii|il  tu  i<|il;  not  br)d    or  wjd;    konf|nd:  stnitod; 

liinit<^Hl:  kontraktod;  kuvctuz;  ner,  klos;  vijilaat; 

atentiv. 
.Narrow,    Xar-o,  r.  t.     tu  lesn  At  bredt  ov;  ta 

koiitnikt:  tu  limit. 
.Narudw,  Xar-u,     , 
X ARROWS,  Xar-oz, ' 
Narrower,   Nar-o-cr,    n.    de  pt*r8on   or  tig  dat 

naroz.  [a  naro  plot. 

.Nakkowiso,  Xar-o-ij),  n.  At  akl  ov  miikig  naro; 
.Narkowlt,  Nar-u-li,  a<l.  kontnikirdli:  nrrli. 
Xarrow-minued,  Xar-o-mind-eii,  a.  iliboral;  av»- 

ri/ud. 
Xarrowxess,  Nir-o-nea,  n.  de  statovbeig  nve; 

w^mt  ov  brcdt,  ekst^nt,  or  komprrhenjim. 
.Narwhal,  Xtjr-hwal,  n.  a  i<tt«Jus  aniiiuil,  c)v  Iqrj 

I'll,  i'^nd  in  dr  nordcrn  .lez;  de  rt-ynnikorn:  de 

yunikorn  fij.  [de  not. 

Xahai.,   .Nii-Ejil,  a.  bel6gig  tu  de  noz;  uu-rd  tr«b 
Na8AL,  Xfi-zal,  n.  a  mcdiitin  6|M>nitip  trvt>  dr  nuz; 

Q  leter  or  g'snd  utcni  trit>  de  nui.     He  nazal  let- 

erz  qr,  m,  h,  and  «,  in  Ig^li^,  and  n  in  Krfn<j. 
Xasality,  Xa-zal-i-ti,  n.  At  kwuliti  ov  beig  na- 
zal. 
.Nasalize,  Xa-zal-|z,  r.  i.  tu  upck  tnn  dr  noz  or 

wid  nazal  «'«ndz. 
Xahcal,  NiLi-kal,  n.  d  k^nd  or  nMklikatcd  peMri. 
Xascksct,    Ni<-en-si,  «.   beginig  ov  grut;  pn*- 

duk/on. 
XAS4.-ENT,  Xax-cnt,  a.  beginig  tu  gro:  inkrrtig. 
.Na8U,  XaJ,  a.  wrk;  frbl.     .'Ne  <.>>«*.) 
Xahicor-nus.  Xaz-i-kor-nu»,  a.  havig  de  horn  on 

dr  tiuz. 
Xakiform.  X.^z-i-form.  a.  Japt  lik  a  noz. 
.Nahtilv.  NM-'-ti-li,  «</.  dortUi;  filtili;  no/iuli. 
.NASTi!«ti*s,  XM-f-ti-nc*,  n.  dort;  filt:  crosne*. 
Xaktirtiim,  -Nan-tof-Jum,  «i.  [L.]  (&■<.>  a  pan- 

jrnt  vrb;  de  kr«5. 
Xastt,  Xaa-ti,  a.  d?rti:filti;  sordid;  no/u»;  ob<<n. 
Xatai.,   Na-t&l,  a.  nativ;  rrlatig  tu  nativiti;  in- 

<lijrnu*. 
Xatalitial,  Na-U-liJ-al,*  |  a.  rrlatig  tu  a  bfrt- 
.NATALiTioi8,Xa-tn-li/-u»,»  I      da. 
Xata.st,  .Na-tant,  *.(/>■/.)  Ijig  on  dr  wot*r  flot- 

ig:  (wiroin. 
Natatiom,  Na-tA-/on,  n.  At  akt  or  vwimig.     (ig. 
Natatorial,  Na-ta-t»i-ri-al,  a.  adipt«d  tu  rwim- 
Natatort,    .Na-u-to-ri,    a.    enabltg    ta    twim; 

iwimin. 
Natch,  Na<j,  ».  dot  pqrt  or  de  ok»  hwi<5  IJz  nrr- 

Mt  tu  dc  tid  or  rump  bctwio  dc  Idt  Ivnz. 


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Natchbone,  Naq-bon,  n.  de  rump-bon  ov  an  oks, 
gIso  kold  aghon  and  ejhon.  [plant. 

Natchony,   Naq-o-ni,   n.    {Bot.)  an  Sst  Indian 

Nation,  Xa-Jon,  n.  a  pepl  distiijkt  fromuderz;  a 
pEpl  born  under  At  sam  guvernment,  and  jeuer- 
ali  distiijgwijt  from  uder  pepl  bj  diferens  ov 
laggwaj;  a  grat  number,  emfatikali. 

National,  NaJ-on-al,  er  Na-Jon-al,  a,  relatiij  tu 
a  najon;  publik;  jeneral;  not  prjvat.        [er  fraz. 

Nationalism,  NaJ-on-al-iz-m,  n.  a  najonal  idiom 

Nationalist,  NaJ-on-al-ist,  n.  wun  hot)  holdz  tui 
de  glekjon  ov  najunz  in  kontradistigkjon  tia 
individyiiaiz. 

Nationalitt,  Naj-on-al-i-tj, «.  dEkwolitiovbgiij 
najonal;  najonal  bias;  peki^lyiariti  ov  karakter. 

Nationalization,  NaJ-on-al-i-za-Jon,  k.  de  akt 
ov  najonaljziij. 

Nationalize,  NaJ-on-al-jz,  v.  t.  tu  render  naj- 
onal; tia  distii}gwij  najonali. 

Nationally,  NaJ-on-al-i,  ad.  bj  naJon. 

Nationalness,   NaJ-on-al-nes,  h.  najonaliti. 

Native,  Na-tiv,  a.  anekst  tu  egzistens  er  bert; 
prcadi^st  bj  natynr;  not  qrtijijal;  natyq^ral;  orij- 
inal;  pertanig  tia  de  tjm,  kuntri,  or  plas  ov  berfc; 
bern  in;  bern  wid;  konjenial;  indiJEnus;  intrin- 
sik;  real;  jenyiyn. 

Native,  Na-tiv,  n.  wun  bern  in  eni  plas  or  kuntri; 
an  orijinal  inhabitant;  dat  h  wiq  grisz  in  a  kuntri. 

N.\T1VELY,  Na-tiv-li,  ad.  natyiyali;  not  qrtifijali; 
orijinali. 

Nativeness,  Na-tiv-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  nativ. 

Nativity,  Na-tiv-i-ti,  n.  berti;  tjm  er  plas  ov  bert; 
Stat  er  plas  ov  beii)  prodvi,st. 

Natkium,  Na-tri-um,  ji.  (  Ohem.)  sodium;  a  term 
ov  Jerman  kemists. 

Natrix,  Na-triks,  n.  wun  ov  a  famili  ov  snaks. 

Natrolite,  Nat-ro-ljt,  n.  {Min.}  a  hjdrated  sili- 
kat  ov  soda  and  ah|mina,  okurii)  in  smel  risuded 
masez  ov  a  yeloij  kulor. 

Natron,  Na-tron,  n.  nativ  kqrbonat  ov  soda,  and 
de  Jerman  nam  for  soda; — namd  from  Lak  Na- 
trum  in  6jipt,  hw;|,r  it  ab'sndz. 

Natter-jack.  Nat-er-jak,  n.  a  spejez  ov  tod. 

Natural,  Nat-yn-ral,  a.  relatiij  tu  er  prodxi,st  bj 
natyi^r;  bestod  er  diktated  bj  natyq,r;  not  akwjrd; 
agreabl  er  konfermd  tu  natyqr;  not  forst;  not 
fqj-feqt;  diskiiverabl  bj  rezn;  not  reveld;  tender; 
afekjonat  bj  natyqr;  unafekted;  konsonant  tu 
natyqr;  opozd  tu  v'lalent,  az,  a  ndtynral del: — 
ilejitimat;  .not  legal,  az,  a  natyiiral  sun.  Kat- 
yi[ral  Mstori  iz  a  deskripjon  ov  de  varius  pro- 
dukjonz  ov  de  ert,  komprjziij  de  animal,  vejeta- 
bl,  and  mineral  kigdomz,  and  it  inklqdz  zooloji, 
botani,  and  miner;\lQJ i.  JVai i/tiral fiJdsafi ,  iz  de 
sjens  hwiq  trets  ov  de  p'serz  ov  natyt^r,  de  prop- 
ertiz  ov  natyn,ral  bodiz,  ard  dqr  m4tyixal  ak- 
Jon  upon  wun  aniider;  keld,  olso,  fiziks.  JVai- 
yiiral  rclijon,  or  mitytival  tFoIoJi,  an  inkwjri  re- 
latii)  tu  de  natyq,r  and  atribi^ts  ov  God,  and  hiz 
relajonz  tu  man,  independent  ov  revelajon  from 
data  furnijt  bj  de  konstitqjon  ov  natyi^^r. 

Natural,  Nat-yq-ral,  n.  an  idiot;  a  fiDl. 

Naturalism,  Nat-yq-ral-iz-m,  w.mer  stat  ov  nat- 
yiy;  de  relijon  ov  mer  natyi],r,  az  distiijgwijt 
from  revelajon. 

Naturalist,  Nat-yq,-ral-ist,  n.  wun  vorst  in  de 
nolej  ov  naty^r,  er  natyqral  filosofi,  mor  espej- 
ali  ov  natyqral  histori;  an  adherent  tu  natyqr 
er  natyi|ralizm. 

Naturalization,  Nat-yq-ral-i-za-Jon,*  ?i.  de  akt 
ov  natj'qraljzii);  de  stat  ov  beig  natyi|raljzd. 

Naturalize,  Nat-yn,-ral-jz,  v.  i.  tu  invest  wid 
de  privilejez  ov  a  nativ  sitizen;  tu  mak  natyi|- 
ral;  tu  adopt. 

Naturally,  N;it-yq-ral-i,  ad.  in  a  n:\tyti,ral  man- 
er;  akerdii)  tu  natyn^r;  unafektedli;  spontaneusli. 


Naturalness,  Nat-yii,-ral-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
natyqral. 

Nature,  Nat-yTi,r,  n.  in  a  jeneral  sens,  hwotever 
iz  mad  or  prodi\,st;  a  wurd  dat  komprehendz  el 
de  wurks  ov  God;  de  yiyiivers;  bj  a  metonimi 
ov  de  efekt  fer  de  koz,  natyiir  iz  yi^zd  fer  de 
ajent,  kreator,  etor,  prodqser  ov  tigz,  er  fer  de 
pxer  dat  prodi^sez  dem;  de  esens,  esenjal  kwol- 
itiz  er  atribqts  ov  a  tig,  hwiq  konstitii,t  it  hwot 
it  iz;  de  establijt  or  regyx|,lar  kors  ov  tigz;  a  le 
er  prinsipl  ov  akjon  er  mojon  in  a  natyvj,ral 
bodi;  konstitijjon;  agregat  p'serz  ov  a  bodi,  es- 
pejali  a  livig  wun;  de  konstituJon  and  aperans 
ov  tigz;  natyi],ral  afekjou  er  reverens;  sistem  ov 
kreatod  tigz;  sert;  spejez;  kjnd;  partikyq^lar  kar- 
akter; sentiment  er  imajez  konfermd  tu  natyq,r, 
er  tu  troot  and  realiti;  bert. 

Natured,  Nat-yq,rd,  a.  disp<&zd  bj  natyn,r;  havig 
a  natyi],r  er  dispozijon;  yn,zd  in  kompozijon;  az, 
gi3.d-naiyiird,  il-iiah/tp'd, 

Natureless,  Nat-yiy-les,*  a.  not  konsonant  tu 
natyiir.  [yn,r. 

Natueist,  Nat-yn,r-ist,*  n.  wun  hcD  adherz  tu  nat- 

Naturity,  Na-t4-ri-ti,*  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  pro- 
dqst  bj  natyqr. 

Naught,  Net,  a.  bad;  kordpt;  wurtles. 

Naught,  Not,  n.  nutig.  It  iz  ofn  ritn  {twiight} 
tu  distiggwij  it  from  {naught,}  a.  bad. 

Naughtily,  No-ti-li,  ad.  wikedli;  koiuptli. 

Naughtiness,  Ne-ti-nes,  n.  wikednes;  badnes. 

Naughty,  Ne-ti,!  a.  bad;  wiked;  kordpt; misqivus. 

Naumachy,  Ne-ma-ki,  n.  a  naval  kombat;  jener- 
ali  apljd  tu  a  mok  kombat. 

Nauscopy,  Nes-ko-pi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  diskuverig  de 
aproq  ov  Jips,  er  uder  objekts,  at  a  distans. 

Nausea,  Ne-Je-a,  n.  literali,  siknes  on  bord  a  Jip; 
a  dispozijon  tu  vomit;  kwem;  siknes;  a  lodig. 

Nauseant,  Ne-Je-ant,  n.  a  substans  dat  eksjts 
nejea. 

Nauseate,  Ne-Je-at,  i-.  i.  tu  fel  disgust,  er  inkli- 
najon  tu  vomit;  tu  gro  skwemij. 

Nauseate,  Ne-Je-at,  v.  t.  tu  lod;  tu  rejekt  wid 
disgust;  tu  strik  wid  disgust. 

Nauseating,  No-Je-at-ig,  2^p-  s..  eksjtig  neJea  er 
disgdst. 

Nauseation,  Ne-Je-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  nejeatig. 

Nauseative,  Ne-Je-a-tiv,  a.  kezig  neJea. 

Nauseous,  Ne-Jus,  a.  lodsum;  disgustful. 

Nauseously,  Ne-Jus-li,  ad.  lodsumli;  disgustigli. 

Nauseousness,  Ne-Jus-nes,  n.  disgust;  lodsum- 
nes. 

Nautic,  Ne-tik,  )  a.  relatig  tu  Jips,  naviga- 

Nautical,  Ne-ti-kal,  )  Jon,  er  salorz;  naval; 
maritim. 

Nautilite,  Ne-ti-ljt,  n.  a  fosil  netilus. 

Nautilus,  Nd-ti-lus,  «.,  [L.]  pi.  Ne-ti-lj;  [^«^.] 
Ne-ti-lus-ez;  a  Jel-fiJ  furnijt  wid  sumtig  anal- 
ogus  tu  orz  and  a  sal. 

Naval,  Na-val,  a.  relatig  tu  Jips;  netikal;  mare'n; 
maritim.  [Gres. 

Navaech,  Na-vark,  n.  a  komdnder  ov  a  flet  in 

Navaechy,  Na-vark-i, «.  de  sjens  ov  manajig  Jips. 

Nave,  Nav,  n.  de  midl  pqrt  ov  a  hwel  from  hwiq 
de  spoks  radiat:  a  hub  or  boks; — de  midl  pqrt  er 
bodi  ov  a  qurq  er  katedral,  ekstendig  from  de 
iner  dor  tu  de  kwjr. 

Navel,  Na-vl,  n.  de  midl  pernt  ov  de  beli,  er  de 
pffut  hwq,r  de  umbilikal  kord  past  'stov  de  fetus. 

Navel-gall,  Na-vl-gol,  n.  a  gol  er  brtoz  on  a 
hersez  bak,  over  agenst  de  navl. 

Navelled,  Nii-vld,  a.  furnijt  wid  a  navl. 

Navelstring,  Na-vl-strig,  n.  de  umbilikal  kord. 

Navel-wort,  Na-vl-wurt,  n.  a  jenus  ov  plants  er 
Jrubz. 

Navkw,  Na-vq,  n.  a  plant  Ijk  a  smel  turnip  ov  de 
kabaj  trjb. 


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NAViriLAB.  Na-Tik-jTi-lar,  a.  bfloi  t  *  :       -r  ' 
Ji|M.r  bot.  {A»>it.  »nd  Z.'.^.)  Japt 
tu  (\t  tf^nl  bon  ov  dr  fut;  ul.«<j  ti 
■imbiform. 

Natioablk,  N&r-i-ga-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  navigated; 
kniktiil  ov  brig  pa«t  over  bl  Jipa  er  boU. 

Navioahli:mu«8,  Niv-i-ga-bl-nea,  n.  kapaaiti  ot 
nikvi;;n/'>n.  [t*r. 

Navigate,  Xiv-i-gnt,  r.  i.  tu  «nl;  tu  po«  bi  w.»- 

Xavioatk,  Niv-i-Kiit,  r.  t.  tu  pn  hi  Jij*  or  boiJi. 

Xavioatiox,  Nav-i-gii-Jiin,  n.  Ac  akt  or  qri  ov 
nuvi)piti{)  jii«4;  naval  .•ijons;  Jij)*  kolcktivli. 

NaVIOAtob,  Nav-i-ga-tor,  n.  wun  hot  navigat«;  a 
ffinHH. 

Navt,  Nn-vi,  n.  a  flet  ov  Jips;  an  aa^mbluj  ov 
mvrij^intmpn,  or  K>  moni  ax  kbI  in  kuin|>aui;  At 
hul  nv  dr  Jii'S  iiv  wor  brlouij)  tUQ  nnjon  or  kin. 

Navt-board,  Nii-vi-bar<l,  ».  dt  kurt  ov  idmiral- 
ti:  a  burd  ov  navi  kumijuucrz. 

Nat,  Na,  «/.  no;  not  unli  so,  but  mor. 

Nat,  Na,  n.  a  dtnini;  a  rtfiizal. 

Nazarkni:,  Nnx-a-rtn,  n.  wun  ov  Nuiurct;  apljd 
in  k'Htrmt  tu  dr  ^rli  Kriittyanz.  [di\tiz. 

Nazahiti:,  Nai-a-rjt,  n.  wun  drvat«d   tu  rcliiuii 

Neal,  Nrl,  r.  I.  tu  ii'ni|>cr  \>\  btt.     Sr  Annfnl. 

NsaP,  Nrp,  I  n.  a  wudii  in'<tnTjinc<nt  wid  trt   let, 

Nape,  Xnp,  i  yi;«d  tu  supurt  dr  far  pqrt  ov  u 
lu  U- 1  kqrt  er  wagon;— dr  tuo  or  |>ol  ov  a  kqrt. 

Xeap,  Nrp,  a.  lo;  drkr<>-»ont:  apljd  tu  dr  tjd. 
yr/>-(i<U  t^r  dr  lucst  tj'li,  brifl  prtxli'ist  hwcn  dr 
atrakjoiii  ov  dr  -^un  and  iniiin  qr  egiorictl  in  dif- 
*n>nt  dirck/oni.  Un  tak  pins  fur  or  fiv  daz  br- 
fur  nq  and  ful  minn. 

Neapolitan,  Nr-a-p6l-i-t«n,  a.  rrlatip  tu  Naplz. 

NtAPOi.iTAX,  Nr-a-ii^Sl-i-tan,  n.  a  nntiv  ov  Naplz. 

Nkaptipe,  Nip  tid,  n.  Ac  tjd  hwi<j  hnjinz  on  dt 
!<ck*>iid  and  last  kwortcrz  ov  dr  uunn. 

Near,  Nrr,  a.  not  fqr  lU.itant  in  tini,  plas,  or  dr- 
grr;  ni;  adjacent;  kontigj-qus;  advdii^t  tuurdx  dr 
end;  dir^kt;  strat;  kluji;  klo.'li  rrlntvd:  intimat: 
familyar;  tugin:  prcsij);  uf^ktig;  drr:  pqrsimu- 
niu.t;— left,  wid  rrsp^kt  tu  a  bora  or  tcui;  az,  a 
nrr  h-'r". 

Near,  Nrr,  prfp.  klos  tu;  n\:  not  fqr  of  or  from. 

Near,  Nrr,  aii.  olma-^t;  not  fqr  of;  widin  a  litl. 

Near,  Nrr,  r.  t.  (^\'uM^)  tu  apru<j;  tu  be  nrr  tu. 

Near,  Nrr,  r.  i.  tu  dm  nrr;  tu  apru<j. 

.Vr.ARLV,  Nf  r-li.  ad.  at  no  grnt  di:<tans;  kloMi. 

Nearn(-ss,  Ner-n'-",  n.  dc  stal  ov  brifl  nrr;  klij.-nf3. 

Nkae-8Igiitkd,  Nrr-.-jl-cd, /I.  stip  but  a /ort  dis- 
tant; Jirtsjtod.  [brio  urr-sjlcd. 

Near-bioiitedxess,  Nrr-sjt-cd-nes,  »i.  dz  stat  ov 

Neat,  Net,  «.  a  kt*  or  ok»;  az,  "a  ntU  tun." 

Neat.  Net,  a.  vori  kirn;  klcnli;  njs;  p^r;  frr  from 
im(>'\r  wiipIk;-  klrr,  after  dedukjonz:  in  dis  last 

'-kat-I,  n.  oksn  and  k'<(z.     [katl. 
'herd,  n.  wun  ha>  haz  de  k^r  ov 

.NtAiLV,  .Nii-li,  aa.  wid  nrtne.";  klcnlili. 

Neatness,  N<l-nc#,  n.  kU-nlinc!!;  pqme.«.       [XiJ>. 

N».D.  Ni-b,*f    n.    dr  uuz;  brk;  bil  ov  a  b^rd.     Sr 

Nebula,  Ndb-yii-la,  »•.  [L.]  pi.  N<Sb-jrT^-lr;  a  kUdi 
apmn":  n  \\'\  klxiii:  a  dqrk  ipot:  a  film:  klu>tcr 
ov  -•  .'wijabl.  [kUcli. 

Nkui  ivig  nibyqlt:  mi.«ti: 

Nebli    .      ^   -.  .  ^  .      uvs,  H.  mistinca;  klv- 

dinc:<.  [riON.) 

Necessarian,  Nfe-ea-«-r{-«n,   m.    Sc  {Xtctttita- 

Necebkaries,  N^-cs-a-riz,  h.  pi.  tigi  ncdful. 

Necebbarilt,  N^-«s-a-ri-li,  ad.  in^ritabli;  not 
frtli.  'i(i  ii.'«f^ri. 

Neces-sarinesb,  N«f«-p«-a-ri-nc<,  n.   ' 

Necessarv,  Nos-ri-a-ri,  a.  dat  mu- 

sabl;  nr>llul;  i-.-onJal;  ini'vilabl;  :>.„.. ^,  : ... 

scsiti  or  kompulJoD,  az  (.>p(!)id  tu  frz;  not  Irs;  fa- 
tal: impt^ld  bi  fat. 
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*^'-  ■■    ■  ittT,   Sia-m-u  .-■..■■-  -■•-••» 

iaRIAN,     .Ni  .      h* 

i   Ac  doktr 
.Nll1-s.iitate.  Nr-«^  1  uii,  1.  ^  tu  mAk  n^MBui. 
Neleiuiitation,  Ne-MM-i-ta-Jun,  «.  fatal  kompuJ- 

/..n. 
Necemsitoub,  Nt-i^-i-tiu,  a.  bcig  in  wont;  pdtir, 
nrdi.  '  wnnl:  nzd. 

N I  '  .  orti; 

I  |«JV- 

crli,  WwJcIl.■^l  <.v  '{S^  ■•'•oa; 

vjulcns.     He  mcLi:  .'i  iz 

dat  !<kriii  liwi(}  rr|.i,  ^.  ..; and 

feli||z  uz  li{)kit  in  a  qan  uv  km  <  i  h\ 

loz  auuluKUK  tu  duz  b[  hwiij  d,  .v^n 

iz  KuvcriHl. 
NkcK,  Nuk,  H.  dr  fiqrt  brtwrn  dr  bed  and  dr  bodi. 
.NiicKCLUTH,  Nok-klut,  n.  a  ka(|korf;if  for  de  nek. 
Neceed,  Nek-cd,  or  Nekt,  a.  havig  a  nek. 
NECEERcniEP,  N<^k-er-<;if,  h.  u  baokir(;if  for  dt 

nek. 
.N'ecelace.  Nck-la.*,  n.  an  ornamental  qati, or  ttn\f 

<>v  brdz,  kf.,  worn  mnd  dr  nek. 
Nti'KLACED,  N<'k-la«t,  a.  havig  a  noklas. 
Necklano,  Nok-land,  ii.  a  log.  naru  Mrip  ov  land. 
Necei-iece,  Nck-pcs,  n.  an  ornament  or  deftoi 

f'-r  de  nek. 
NEi'R-VERBE,  N^k-Tfrs,  n.  At  v^r«  bwiq  woz  an- 

Jontli  red  tu  entjtl  At  jiqrti  tu  benefit  ov  kl^iji: 

-   scd  tu  br  dr  bi-;;inig  cv  dt  iUl  .-<jiu. 
Neceweeu,  Nek-wrd,  n.  bemis  in  ridikql. 
Necrolite,  Nek-ro-l(t,  n.  <ir</i.)  a  mineral  ov 

fetid  udor,  fiind  in  »miil  ni>djqlz  in  llm-^ton. 
Neceolouic,  Nek-ru-loj-ik,  t  a.  rrlntig  tu 

Necrolouical,  Nek-ru-loj-i-kal,  I      nekru'iuji. 
Nechulogist,  Nek-nil-u-jisl,  n.   a  rjter  ov  nck- 

p'lluji.  [ubitvqari. 

Neiuoloot,  Nek-riJl-o-ji,  n.  a  rcjigtcr  ov  >let.«:  an 
Necromancer,  Nek-ro-man-scr,  n.  wun  h.ti  prak- 

ti:<ez  n<fkruiuan!ii:  a  kdnjqror:  an  en<;<inter; 
Necromancy,   Nek-rij-man-«i,    n.    divinajon    bj 

kon.-iiillig  At  spirits  ov  dt  ded;  an  outj'intment: 

ki'iijqmji.n.  [nokr»_man>i. 

Necromantic,    Nek-ro-man-tik,    a.    rrlatig    tu 
Necromanticallt,  Nek-ru-man-ti-kal-i,   ad.   b] 

konjqmjiin.  [animalz. 

Necroi'Haools,  Nek-jVif-a-Kus  a.  frdig  on  dod 
Necropiiorl'S,  Nek-ruf-u-ru».   n.  {EiU.)  an  in- 

iiekt:  dr  int^rer  or  koriw-karier. 
Necroscopic,  Nck-ru-sk6i>-ik,  i    a.    rtlatin 

Necroscopical.  Nck-ru-Aip-i-kal,  S     tu  dz  eg- 

zitminajun  ov  a  ded  bodi,  or  tu  ot<>p«i,  or  poat- 

uiortcm  e)^miniiJonz. 
Necrosis,  Nr-kru-!<i<,  n.  [Or.]  a  diztfz  or  dz  booE. 
Nectar,  Nek-tar,  «.  [Gr.]  At  fand  drigk  or  dt 

godz. 
Nectareal.  Nek-tA-rt-al.  I        rt^„,wig  ncktar. 
Nectarean,  Nek-ta-rt-an, )  * 

Nectared,  Nek-tard,  a.  imbqd  wid  nektar. 
NectareoI'S,  Nek-l«-rt-u«,  a.  rtZ4^mblig  ncktar: 

drliiu.*. 
Nectarine,  Nek-ta-rin,  a.  swrt  az  nektar.  dtli/a». 
Nectarine,  Nek-ta-rin,  n.  a  frttit  Ijk  dt  pe<;. 
.Nei'Tarocb,  Nek-ta-ruz,  a.  nwtt  az  nektar;  nek- 

lariii. 
Nectary,  Nok-ta-ri,  n.  an  organ  dat  zekftfu  honi: 

dr  meliferus  pqrt  ov  a  fl'wer. 
Need,  Nrd,  m.  ck.'<iji-U!.i;  i.i  '   •    --rti. 

Need,  Nrd,  r.  /.  tu  wont 
Ni  u>.  N«>1.  r.  I.  tu  bt  ii.  "  *• 

^-  ':,  Nrd-er,  n.  wun  hA  wui.u-  '-i.i  tiy. 

I.,  Ntd-ful,  a.  n«^esari:  rrkwiiit;  wuate-i 
>. . ,  llt,  N7d-ful-i,  aJ.  n*»c»rili. 

NEEDPULNEaS,   Nid-ful-nM,    «.    dt    *tal   ov  Ul0 

ntdful. 


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Needilt,  Nsd-i-li,  ad.  in  poverti;  pobrli. 
Neediness,  Nsd-i-nes,  n.    de  stafc  ov  beii)  nedi; 

poverti. 
Needle,  Ne-dl,  n.  a  smel  stel  instrctmient,  pflrnted 

at  wun  end  tu  pers  klot,  and  perforated  at  de 

uder  tu  resEV  a  tred,  yi^zd  in  sfoiij;  eni  kristal- 

jzd  substans  in  de  form  ov  a  ncdl.     Afa.gnetilc 

nrdl,  Q  slender  magnetjzd   bqr  ov  stel,  hwiq, 

hwen   suspended    freli   on    a   pivot   or   senter, 

aranjez  itself  in   de  direkjon  ov  de  magnetik 

fars  ov  de  ert.  [nedl  at  wuus. 

Needleful,  Ne-dl-fial,   n.   hwot  iz  put  intu  a 
Needlefurze,  Ne-dl-furz,  n.  a.  plant;  a  spejez  ov 

jenistn:  peti-hwin.  [nedlz. 

Needle-maker,  Ne-dl-mak-er,  n.  wun  hat  maks 
Needle-money,  Ne-dl-mun-i,  n.  muni  tu  purqas 

nedlz.  [nedlz. 

Needler,  Ne-dlcr,   n.   wun  hcD  maks  er  delz   in 
Needle-shaped,  Ne-dl-Japt,  a.  Japt  Ijk  a  nedl. 
Needless,  Ned-les,  a.  unnesesari;  not  rekwizit. 
Needlessly,  Ned-les-li,  ad.  unnesesarili;  wid'st 

ned. 
Needlessness,  Ned-Ies-nes,  n.  unnesesarines. 
Needlework.   Ne-dl-wurk,  n.    de   biznes  ov  a 

semstros;  embrffderi  bj  de  nedl. 
Needs,  Nedz.  ad.  nesesarili:  indispensabli. 
Needy,  Ned-i,  a.  pror:  nesesitus;  indijent. 
Ne'er,  N.^r,  nd.  a  kontrakjon  for  )iei;er. 
Nefarious,  Ne-fa-ri-us,  a.  wiked;  abominabl;  vjl. 
Nefariously,    Ne-fa-ri-us-li,    ad.    abominabli; 

wikedli. 
Negation,  Ne-ga-Jon,  w.  de  akt  ov  denjii);  a  de- 

njali~de  kontrari  tu  afermafon; — a  deskripjon 

bj  denial,  er  ekskh^jon,  er  eksepjon. 
Negative,  Neg-a-tiv,  a.  irapljig  uegajon; — opuzd 

tu  afeimati€;—&zn\\iQ\  impljii)  onli  de  absens 

ov  sunitifl;  not  pozitiv;  prjvafiv;  haviij  de  pTser 

tu  widhjjld. 
Negative,  Neg-a-tiv,   n.   a  propozijon  bj   hwiq 

sumtii)  iz  denjd;  de  denial  ov  an  aserted  fakt; 

de  p'xer  or  akt  ov  prev^ntii)  an  enaktment;  a 

pqrtikl  ov  denjal;  az,  vot. 
Negative,  Neg-a-tiv,  v.  t.  tu  dismis  bj  negajou; 

tu  vot  er  desjd  agenst. 
Negatively,  Neg-a-tiv-li,  ad.  in  a  negativ  man- 
or: wid  or  bj  denjal,  not  afermativli. 
.Veglect,  Neg-lekt,  v.  t.  tu'omit  bj  kq,rlesnes  er 

dezjn;  tu  sljt;  tu  disregard;  tu  postpon. 
Neglect,   Neg-lekt,   «.    uimijon;  inatenjon;  sljt; 

neglijens. 
Neglecter,  Neg-lekt-er,  ?i.  wun  boo  neglekts. 
Neglectful,  Neg-lekt-ful,  a.  hedles;  k^rles;  in- 

atentiv.  [inatenjon. 

Neglectfully,  Neg-lekt-ful-i,   ad.   wid  hedles 
Neglectingly,  Neg-lekt-ig-li,   ad.    kq,rlesli:  in- 

atentivli.  [ful. 

Negleci'ive,  Neg-lek-tiv,*  a.  inatentiv;  neglekt- 
Negligee,  Ncg-li-j;a,  n.   [Fr.]  a  sert  ov  old  faj- 

ond  g-sn  or  dres,  fitiij  ezili  tu  de  Jap. 
Negligence,  Neg-li-jens,  w.  de  akt  ov  neglekti^; 

habit  ov  omitir)  bj  hedlesnes,  or  ov  aktii)  k^ir- 

lesli;  kfirlcsncs;  inatenjon. 
Negligent,  Neg-li-jcnt,  a.  k^rles;  hedles;  inaten- 
tiv: reniis:  regqrdles.  [Icsli;  inatentivli. 
Negligently,  j^eg-li-jent-li,   ad.  k^rlcsli;  hed- 
Negotiable,  Ne-gcJ-Ji-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  negco- 

Jiated,  transierd,  er  ekscjanjd. 
Negotiant,  Ne-g^-Ji-antjJ  n.  a  negojiator. 
Negotiate,  Ne-go-Ji-at,  v.  i.   tu  bar  interkors 

or  biznes;  tu  hold  interkors  respektig  a  treti  or 

konvenjon;  tu  trafik;  tu  tret. 
Negotiate,  Ne-g6-Ji-at,  r.  t.  tu  manaj;  tu  kon- 

kh],d  bj  treti  or  agrement. 
Negotiation,  Ne-gw-Ji-a-Jon,  ».   de  akt  ov  ne- 

g6Jiatii);a  transakjon  ov  biznes  betwen  guvern- 

ments  er  stats;  de  mator  negojiated;  a  treti. 


Negotiator,  Ne-go-Ji-a-tor,  n.  wun  hot  negojiats. 
Negotiatory,   Ne-go-Ji-a-tcD-ri,    a.    relatig    tu 

negojiajon. 
Negress,  Ne-gres,  n.  a  femal  ov  de  blak  ras  ov 

Afrika. 
Negro,  Ne-gro,  n.  wun  ov  de  blak  ras  ov  Afrika, 
Negundo,  Ne-gdn-do,  n.  a  jenus  ov  Amerikan  trea 
Negus,  Ne-gus,  n.  a.  mikstyqr  ov  wjn,  woter,  Jug- 

ar,  lemon,  and  nutmeg; — uamd  from  de  inventor, 

(Colonel  Negus.)  [tu  hwini. 

Neigh,  Na,  v.  t.  tu  uter  de  vefs  ov  a  hers  er  mj^r; 
Neigh,  Na.  n.  de  vffs  ov  a  hers.  [nekst. 

Neighbor,  Na-bor,  a.  ner  tu  aniider;  adjernig; 
Neighbor,  Na-bor,  n.  wun  has  livz  ner  tu  aniider; 

wun  hot)  livz  in  familyiariti  wid  aniider;  a  term 

ov  siviliti;  an  intimat;  wun  hco  Joz  kjndnes;  wun 

ner  in  natyi|,r  or  kwolitiz. 
Neighbor,  Na-bor,  v.  t.  tu  adjffn;  tu  konfjn  on. 
Neighbor.  Na-bor,  v.  i.  tu  inhabit  de  visiniti. 
Neighborhood,  Nfi-bor-hud,  n.  visiniti;  plas  er 

sniol  distrikt  ner;  de  stat  ov  beiij  ner;  doz  dat 

liv  ner. 
Neighboring,  Na-bor-ig,  a.  beig  ner. 
Neiqhborliness,  Na-bor-li-nes,    n.    de   stat  er 

kwoliti  (IV  beig  naborli. 
Neighborly,    Na-bor-li,    a.    bekiimig   a   nabor; 

kjnd;  sivil:  frendli;  atentiv.  [eg  uder. 

Neighborship,  Na-bor-Jip,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  ner 
Neighing,  Na-ig,  n.  de  vers  ov  a  hers  er  mq^r. 
Neither,  Ne-der,  h/irj.  not  eder;  ner; — komonli 

yi^zd  in  de  fersl  brang  ov  a  sentens  insted  ov 

ner,  hwen  de  later  branq  er  branqez  qr  tu  kom- 

cns  wid  nor.     It  iz  elso  ofn  yni,zd  insted  ov  nor 

in  de  sekond  branq  ov  a  negativ  er  ov  a  prohi- 

bijon;  .iz,  "Ye  Jal  not  et  ov  it,  mder  Jal  ye  tug 

it."     Se  {Either.}  [de  uder. 

Neither,  Ne-der,  jwon.  not  eder;  ner  wun  ner 
Nemalite,  Nera-a-ljt,   n.    {Min.}    a  magnegian 

mineral. 
Nem.  con.,  Nem.  kon.,    [kontrakjon  for  {iiemine 

c&ntradicenie,)  £.]  no  wun  opozig;yiyianimusli. 
Nem.  dis.,   Nem.  dis.,    [kontrakjon   for   (nemine 

di'ssentiente,}  L.]  no  wun  disentig. 
Nemoral,  Nem-o-ral,  a.  relatig  tu  a  grov. 
Nems,  Nemz,  n.  de  Arabik  nam  ov  de  iknqmon. 
Nenia,  Ne-ni-Q,  «.  [Gr.]  a  fi|neral  sog;  an  eleji. 
Nenuphar,  Nen-yi|-far,  n.  Az  yelo  wetcr  lili. 
Neodamode,  Ne-6d-a-mod,  n.  {Ancient  Greece} 

a  ni|li  mad  sifizcn.  [marid. 

Neogamist,   Ne-6g-a-mist,  7i.    wun  hcD   iz   n^li 
Neograpiiy,  Ne-6g-ra-fi,  n.  a  nixsistem;  n^rjlig. 
Neologian,  Ne-o-lw-ji-an,  n.  a  neolojist. 
Neologianism,  Ne-o-16-ji-an-iz-m,  n.  neolojizm. 
Neologic,  Ne-o-16j-ik,  )  a.  relatig  tu  neol- 

Neological,  Ne-o-16j-i-kal,  i  oji.  [neoloji. 
Neologism,  Ne-61-o-jiz-m,  n.  a  ni|  wurd  er'term; 
Neologist,  Ne-61-o-jist,  n.  an  introdi\,ser  ov  nq, 

termz  or  doktrinz;  an  advokat  ov  neoloji. 
Neologistic,  Ne-ol-o-jis-tik,  )  a.  relatig  tia 

Neologistical,  Ne-ol-o-jis-ti-kal,  1    neoloji;  ne- 

olojikal. 
Neology,  Ne-61-o-ji,  n.  [Or.]  literali,  nq,  wurd; 

de  introdukjon  ov  a  ni|  wurd,  er  ov  nq  wurdz, 

intu  a  laggwaj;  de  promotig  er  givig  kurensi 

tu  nq  doktrinz. 
Neomenia,  Ne-Q-me-ni-a,  n.  [Gr.]  a  festival  ob- 

zervd  bj  de  Greks  at  de  beginig  ov  everi  Iqnar 

munt,  in  onor  ov  el  de  godz. 
Neophyte,  Ne-o-fjt,  [Gr.]   ni|li  planted;  a  niiH 

konverted  Kristyan;   wun  nqli  admitcd  tu  at 

prestli  order;  a  tjro;  a  beginer  in  lernig. 
Neoplatonician,  Ne-o-pla-to-niJ-an,  )  n.  a  mis- 
Neoplatonist,  Ne-Q-pla-to-nist,  )    tikal  fi- 

lo^^ofor  ov  de  skcol  ov  Amonius  Sakus  and  Plo- 

tjnus,  h(D  mikst  sum   ov    de    tenets  ov  anjent 

Platonizm  wid  uder  prinsiplz. 


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NEU 


Nkobama,  Kc-o-rd-nia,  n.  un  optikul  mulia  rop- 

rriiMiiiu  de  inlrriur  ov  a  Iqrj  biMiy. 
NEurtaio,  Nt-u-tor-ik,  n.  wuu  uv  uiixlcm  timz. 
Nkutickio,  Ne-o-l^r-ik,  *  a.  rcncut  in  unjin; 

NtuTKKlCAL,  Ne-6)-t<5r-i-kal,  j   inu<lori);Duvc<l;lat. 
Ntr,  N>'|i,  n.  dt  orb  kuttuint  or  katnip. 
NcrAU'LutK,  Nf|)-o-lez,  n.  <lr  imtivz  nv  Nr|K51. 
NtPESTUK,  Nt-jx5n-tf,  >i.   a  drug  dal  drjvt  awti 

ol  |ian:  u  |iliiiit. 
Nkfueline,  N4f-e-lin,  n.  {Min.)  a  mineral  from 

MkiiI  Soiiia,  iicr  Veiiii viuit,  tuwtjmi  kold  limit. 
NiraEW,  N<Sv-ii,  or  N6f-yii,  «.  At  sua  ov  a  brud- 

er  or  sisdor, 
Nepheit£,  NiSf-rjt,  n.  {Min.)  a  h(\nl,  tuf  miner- 
al ov  K^Fiiii  kulor,  kumikjzd  Qcfli  ov  8ilika,  wid 

l|iu,  su<lii,  mid  iMitaJ. 
Nephritic,  Ne-frit-ik,  n.  (Med.)  a  mcdUin  for 

diz^z  ov  de  kidniz  or  fur  etc  itton. 
NEPHaiTic,  Nr-fril-ik,  j  a.  rtlntlj)  tu  nrfri- 

Nki'UUITICAL,  Xt-frit-i-kal,  j      ti",  or  tu  de  kid- 
niz: di/.etd  in  de  kidniz;  zud  ngon.tt  dc  .itun. 
NEPuaiTia,  Nc-fri-ti!i,  n.    {Med.}   ua  influmujun 

ov  de  kidniz. 
NEriiRooHArur,  Ncf-r6g-ra-fi,  n.  a  deakripjun  ov 

de  kidniz. 
NtriiROLiTHic,  Ncf-ro-Iit-ik,  a.  {Med.)  belooil) 

tu  k:ilkiili  in  dr  kidniz.  iniz. 

NtPiiuoLouY,  Nc-fri)l-(a-ji,  ii.  a  trrtiz  on  de  kid- 
Nkphbotomv,  Nr-frot-u-mi,  n.  {Med.)  de  ojior- 

Hjon  ov  i-kstruklin  de  ston  from  de  kidniz. 
Ne  plus  ultra,  Nc  pluK  lil-tni,  [/.]  nutig  mor 

btyiMid;  dr  gnito.-<t  okstont;  At  utmu.4t  i-fort. 
Xepotihm,  Nt'p-u-tiz-in,  n.  foiidnes  for  novuz. 
NtPTU.MA!*,  No|>-t^-ni-an,  n.  wun  hoi  hulilz  dot 

de  prczenl  form  ov  de  v^^  '"^z  ^>d  prudi^st  b^ 

wilcr. 
Neptuniaw,  Nep-ti^-ni-an,  a.  rrlatig  tu  Neptun 

or  At  ojan;  fonnd  b(  tikweus  8uti{Jon. 
Nereid,  Nt'-re-id,  ii.  a  se-nimf:  a  nercidian. 
Nkreidian,  Xc-rt-id-i-an,  n.  an  <;rtwurin. 
Nerve,  N^rv,  n.  an  organ  ov  ."i-nfa/nn  and  niu/nn, 

bwiq  \ia*iyi  from  At  bnin  tu  ol  j'qrt.t  ov  At  bodi; 

a  tondiin;  i<iuyn;  strcyt;-  At  i<tr<n)  ^'''"  "*'  **  '*^f' 
Nerve,  N^rv,  c.  t.  tu  strcytcn:  tu  invigornt. 
Nerved,  N>;rvd,   a.   haviy   nvrvz;-(/W.)  haviu 

vu:iolz  iiimpl  and  unbrdnqt,  ck.'<t^ndiu  from  At 

bns  tuxirdz  dc  tip;  az,  a  nrrrd  hi. 
Nerveless.  X<,'rv-le!«,  a.  widiit  iftrcyft. 
Nervine,  Nor-vin,  n.  a  mcdisin  for  ncrvus  afi-k- 

Jor.z. 
Nervine,  N<.'r-vin,  a.  gud  f>»r  de  n<^rvz;  nvrrus. 
Nervol'8,  N»>r-vus,  a.  relatiy  tu  de  norvz;  stnn); 

vi;;oru.'<;  -havi|)   wck  or  dizezd  n?rvz;  morbidli 

frrful;  njitfltf^l  b|  trjflz. 
NsRvoL'iiLr,  NtT-vuH-ii,  ad.  wid  stroot;  wid  fun". 
NERVuusNUg,   Nvr-vus-Dcs,  ».    de  atflt  ov  bcio 

nrrvuf.  vigor;  ittrcot. 
Nerty,  Xvr-vi,»  a.  Atrog;  vigoruc  n^rvus. 
Nes,  Ni-.',  n.  a  prdiiionturi.  [cuiig. 

Nescience,  N«>Ji-en.«,  n.  ignaraw;  de  otat  ov  not 
N>-sll,  NeJ,»  a.  tcniler;  ov  fcbl  belt;  rziii  burt. 
Ness,  No.h,  a  Sak-'on  t<'rminnjc)n,  drnuiig  otnt  or 

kwoliti;  Bi,  ffud,  <fudiit\f.     <le    t^rminn/on   ov 

moni  namz  ov  iJa.^ez  hwi\r  di^r  iz  a  hedland  or 

iirotuontwri;  frvm  {ntte,  Sax.)  a  n<jc  u«  /««</,  or 

IicdUnd. 
Nest.  Nent,  h.  de  bod  ov  a  b^rd  for  laip  b^r.  cgz: 

a  I'las  bw^r  in-tokLt  and  animalzqr  nrodi^it;  rcz- 

iden.4.  u  worm,  kioi  babitnjon;  an  abud^— a  kol- 

rkjon  ov  b'ikitcz  or  dnwrz. 
Nest,  Nest,  r.  ».  tu  bild,  or  la  in  Dcat«. 
Nlst-eoo.  NVtt-eg,  h.  mi  c](  loft  in  de  n«at. 
Nestle.  Ne<I,  r.  i'.  tu  IJ  klos;-  lu  aksv. 
Nestle.  Nesl,  r.  /.  tu  hiiz;  tu  <;ori/. 
Nestling.  Nt^-lig,  «.  a  yup  borvl  in  dr  no«t. 
Nestli.no,  N(b-liB.  a,  u^\\  hai^t;— rndtvig  abiU 


Nestor  I  an.  Neat  i   f61o«r  ov  NMto- 

riu«,  h<t>,  in  dr  1  ,  tot  dat  Kriit  woz 

divjdod  intu,  or  i. ...-.   ,.,  tu>  p^nonz. 

Nesturian,  }it»-i£i-n-ma,  a.  reUtig  tu  NmIoHiu, 

or  tu  Nestor. 
Nehtuuia.vihm,  Nu«-t4J-ri-ao-iz-m,  n.  de   doktrio 

ov  dc  Ncnturiunz. 
Net,  Not,  «.  a    l«;k»tyqr  ov   twjn  or  trrd  wovn 

wid  Iqrj  intvr4ti-<rz  or  mcji-i,  kumonti  jri^zd  tu  a 

^n^r  for  fi/,  bvrdz,  k».\  eni  tig  mad  ai  a  net;  a 
Net,  Net,  r.  ■'.  tu  nit  a  net;  tu  not.  [(nV- 

Net,  Net,  a.  kler;  kirr  ov  i;<|rjez:  kitr  ov  i^r  and 

tret;  kler  after  drdukjouz  qr  mad;  az,  net  wal, 

utt  iirufiLs. 
Net,  .Net,  V.  t.  tu  brig,  ai  kler  proda*. 
.Netiiku,  Xc'd-cr,  a.  luer;  not  upcr;  infvmal. 
Xetiieumost,  N^-cr-most,  a,  aiut^rUUv  ov  iwtf- 

er;  loejit. 
Netting,  NuH-ig,  n.  a  rttikytilnte<i  peg  ov  wurk. 
.N'ettle,  .Nel-I,  /».  a  wel  nun,  I'ligig  plant. 
.N'lttle,  Net-1,  r.  /.  tu  wtig;  tu  iriiat;  tu  pruvuk. 
Nkitlkii,  Xei-Ur,  n.   be  or  dal  hwiq  nciJz. 
NtTTLK  UASH,  Xet-l-n»J,  n.  an  cniptiv  diziz. 
•Nettle-tree,  N6t-l-tre,  n.  a  tre  or /rub;  /ugar- 

bt'ri.  [ka^  b^rdz. 

Xet-trap,  Xdt-trap,  n.  a  sort  ov  trap  or  net  tu 
Nktwork,    Xot-wurk,   n.    eni   tig   rezemblig   de 

wurk  iiv  a  net;  rrtikynlatod  wurk. 
XEL'KALaiA,  .N'ii-r;il-ii-a,  n.  an  ukiit,  ]>auful  afek- 

Jon  in  de  kurn  ov  At  nvrvz,  wun  ov  de  uitjst  du- 

troriig  fitrmz  ov  hwii;  iz  tik  datlatrd, 
.Neuralgic,  Xii-ral-jik,  a.  relatig  tu  nqraljia. 
Xel'Roguapuy,  Xii-rog-ra-fi,  n.  a  de»kripj'n  o» 

dr  nervz.  [miriLji. 

Xeiboloqical,    Xn-ro-loj-i-kal,    a,    rclntig    lu 
Xel'UOLUgist,  Xii-rol-o-jint,  n.  wun  bin  deakribi 

dr  nervz. 
Xel'ROLOgt,  Nn-njl-o-ji,  »i.  dat  pqrt  ov  animal 

fiziiiluji  hwi(j  tret*  ov  de  n?rvz. 
XtL'RoPTEO,  Nn,-n'ip-tcr,   h.   {Eni.)   wun   ov   de 

miri'iptora;  an  in.«i-kt  wid   for  trau!i|«^rent  wigz. 
Neuroitera,  Xn-rop-tor-a,  n.yl.  u  jrnus  ov  in- 

itekiti  huvig  fur  membraniiju!i,qrLikyi^latcd  wigz, 

widSit  u  ."tig.  [nunSptt-M. 

Xelropteral,  Nn-rop-lcr-al,  a.   relatig   tu   de 
Neiboptkuol'S,  Xii-r6p-tor-ua,  a.  belogig  tu  dc 

niiroptera. 
Nkirospast,  Xi'i-ro-spast,  n.  a  pupct;  a  figynr 

|iut  in  uiuijon. 
Xeurotic,   Xn-rot-ik,    a.    relatig   tu  de   nvrr*; 

ni.Tvin.  [nfnrm. 

Xel'ROTIcs,  Nii-r6t-ik«,  n.  {Med.)  medisint  farde 
Xelbotomical,  Xii-ru-t4Su-i-kal,  a.  rtlulig   lu 

niimUjiui.  [ig  dc  nvrvz. 

.Neibotomt,  Xii-r6t-b>-mi,  a.  de  anal^jmi  ov  kul- 
Nklbvp.nolooist,  Nii-rip-n61-o-ji<t,  ».  wun  v^rst 

in  niirip:i6luji. 
Nelrypnoloov,  Xti-rip-D61-o-ji,  ».  a  tretii  oo 

nvrvu:<  slrp;  luozmerizm. 
Neuter,  Xii-tor,  a.  [L.]  not  or  rder  K^d  or  nqrli; 

indiferi'Dt:  ni^iral.     In   (Jramar,  not   mi.'<Kiilin 

or  feminin;  upl|d  tu  nunz;  — not  aktiv  or  ]»aiv; 

a;<l|d  tu  vorbz. 
Neltkr,   Ni^-tcr,   n.    wun   indifen?nt  or   mitral; 

wu?i  ov  nedcr  aekn,  az  a  workig  br . 
Nn  rr.AL,  Nii-tral,  a.  in  I  ''  -     ' 

t.i',.ii)  no  |«irt  in  u  k": 

-    Ill  (tor  a-iid  nor  alk.i:,    . 

ir.il  nnf'H  iz  a  no/on  AuU  lu  ijiu  uv  «  .:,  uA-  lu 

pqrt   wid    eder   ov   de    bclijercot  or  kooU-nJig 

pqrtiz. 
NEtTBAL.  Ni^-tnU,  «.  wun  h<xi  ii  not  on  r  Vr  -^  1. 
Neltralitv.  Nq-tril-i-ti.  i    dr  •«Bt  ov  bnu  Mi- 
tral or  niittr:  a  i.  :  ••":  iiHl.lrr- 

cn.i;  inak/nn;      1.  dstduiooi 

tak  jiqrl  in  a  w  >:  •«- 


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Neutralize,  Nii,-tral-jz,  v.  t.  tia  render  nt|,tral,  or 
indiferent,  er  inaktiv;  tu  render  inert  er  imper- 
septibl  bj  kemikal  kombinajon. 

Neutralizee,  Ni^-tral-jz-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwi(; 
ni'itralizez.  [pVt. 

Neutrally,  Nq,-tral-i,  ad.  indiferentli;  on  nsder 

Never,  Nev-er,  ad.  not  ever;  at  no  tim;  in  no  de- 
gre.  It  iz  mug  yi^zd  in  kompozijon;  az,  never- 
endii]. 

Nevertheless,  Nev-er-de-les,  ad.  h'sever;  yet. 

New,  N^,,  a.  not  old;  frej;  novel;  not  bsir]  b£f6r; 
modern;  resent;  diferont  from  ds  farmer;  not  an- 
tikwated;  havig  de  efekt  ov  novelti;  not  habit- 
yH,ated;  not  familyar;  renovated;  not  ov  anjent 
ekstrakjon; — yi|,zd  in  kompozijon,  adverbiali,  for 
miU;  az,  «(/-bGrn. 

New-fangled,  Ni|-fai)-gld,t  a.  n\\  mad. 

New-fashioned,  Nn,-faJ'-ond,  a.  resentli  kum 
intu.  fajon. 

Newish,  Ni|,-iJ,  a.  rader  nq,;  not  old. 

Newly,  Ni^-li,  ad.  frejli;  latli;  resentli. 

New-model,  Nii-mod-el,  v.  t.  tia  model  anq,. 

Newness,  N^-nes,  71.  frejnes;  rssentnes;  novelti. 

News,  Ni^z,  71.  siy.  and  pi.  (komonli  sig.)  frcj 
tjdiijz;  tjdiijz;  intelijens.  [nilz. 

Newsmonger,  Ni^z-mug-gcr,  n.  wun  h&>  dslz  in 

Newspaper,  Ni[z-pa-per,  n.  a  printed  paper  or 
Jst,  publijt  at  stated  intervalz,  fer  konvaig  in- 
telijens ov  pasij)  events;  a  gazet. 

News-room,  Ni'iz-room,  n.  a  room  hwi|r  nii,zpapcrz 
qr  red.  [n'lz  or  ni^zpaperz. 

News-vender,  Ni|z-von-der,  ».  wun  hcD  delz  in 

News-writer,  Nviz-rjt-er,  n.  a  rjter  ov  m^z. 

Newt,  Ni],t,  ?i.  an  eft;  a  smol  lizard. 

Newtonian,  Nn-to-ni-an,  n.  a  foloer  ov  Ser 
feak  Nii,ton,  in  filosofi. 

Newtonian,  Ni],-tc)-ni-an,  a.  belogii)  tu  Ser 
feak  Ni^ton,  er  hiz  filosofi.  [de  yer. 

New-year,  N^-yer,  a.  relatii)  ta  de  beginii)  ov 

New-year's-gift,  Ni^-yerz-gift,  n.  a  prezent 
mad  on  de  ferst  da  ov  de  yer. 

Next,  Nekst,  n.  nerest  in  plas,  tjm,  erder,  &s. 

Next,  Nekst,  ad.  at  de  tjm  er  turn  nsrest. 

Nib,  Nib,  n.  de  bil  ov  a  berd;  de  pffnt  ov  a  pen; 
de  handl  ov  a  sid. 

Nibbed,  Nibd,  a."  havir)  a  nib. 

Nibble,  Nib.l,  v.  t.  tu  et  sloli;  tu  bjt,  az  a  fij. 

Nibble,  Nib-1,  v.  i.  tu  bjt  at;  tu  find  felt  wid. 

Nibble,  Nib-1,  n.  an  akt  ov  a  fiJ  tfiiij  de  bat. 

NiBBLER,  Nib-ler,  n.  wun  dat  niblz;  a  kqrpcr. 

Nice,  Njs,  a.  prjmarili  soft;  hwens  delikat,  fas- 
tidius,  skwemij;  fermd  wid  min4t  cgzaktnes;  re- 
kwjrii)  skrt&piyus  egzaktnes,  ofn  impljii)  tco  mug 
sgzaktnes;  trjf lii);  not  devoted  tu  cni'  important 
biznes;  trivial;  efeminat;  delijus;  plezii)  er  mi- 
nixtli  elegant.  Tu  mak  or  Ic  njs,  tu  be  skri6- 
pijlus  or  difikult. 

Nicely,  Njs-li,  ad.  egzaktli;  presjsli;  delikatli. 

NiCENE,  Nj-sen,  a.  relatig  tu  JVss,  a  t-sn  ov  £IJia 
Mjnor;— apljd  tu  de  I'red  komenst  bj  de  k-snsil 
ov  Nes,  A.  D.  325,  and  kompleted  bj  de  k-snsil 
ov  Konstantinopl,  A.  D.  381. 

NiCENESS,  Njs-ncs,  n.  miuii,t  egzaktnes;  d^likasi. 

Nicety,  Njs-et-i,  n.  (h  kwoliti  ov  beig  njs;  eni 
tiij  njs;  mini|tnes;  akyiyasi;  fastidius'  d^likasi; 
skwemijnes;  pujjktilyus  diskriminajon;  sutlti; 
efeminat  softnes;  a  danti. 

NiCHAR,  Nj-kar,  n.  a  plant.  [statyrj,  in. 

Niche,  Nig,  v.  a  holo  er  reses  in  a  wel  tu  plas  a 

Nick,  Nik,  n.  egzakt  pernt  ov  tjm;  a  nog;  a  skor; 
a  reknig.  In  iwrdern  mitSloji,  an  evl  spirit  ov 
de  weterz;— hens  CJld  JVik,  fer  de  devl,  in  vul- 
gar diskors. 

NiCK,  Nik,  V.  t.  tu  hit;  Jtu  tug  lukili;  tu  perform 
sum  qrtif is;  tu  nog;  tu  sn,t,  az  taliz; — tu  defet  er 
kuzn,  az  at  djs; — tu  kut  under  de  tal  ov  a  hors. 


Nickel,  Nik-el,  n.  a  bwjtij  metal,  duktil,  male- 

abl,  and  veri  hqrd.    It  iz  atnikted  bj  de  magnet, 

and,  Ijk  jurn,  ma  be  rendcrd  magnetik. 
Nickelic,  Ni-kel-ik,  a.  relatip  tu,  er  kontanii) 
Nicker,  Nik-er,  n.  wun  hco  niks;  a  nav.       [nikel. 
Nickname,  Nik-nam,  n.  a.  nam  givn  in  derijon; 

an  oprobrius  nam  er  apelajon.  [nam. 

Nickname,  Nik-nam,  v.  t.  tu  kel  bj  an  oprobrius 
Nicotian,  Ni-k6-Jan,  n.  tobako; — so  namd  from 

(Nicot,)  hoo,  ab-st  1560,  ferst  sent  it  tu  Frans. 
Nicotian,  Ni-k6-Jan,  a.  relatig  tu  tobako. 
NicOTiANiNE,  Ni-ko-Ji-a-nin,  n.  an  ffl  er  prinsipl 

ekstrakted  from  de  levz  ov  tobakci,  hwig  pozesez 

de  smel  ov  tobako  smok. 
Nicotin,  Kik-o-tin.  ?i.  (  Ghem.')  a  pekqlyar  prin- 
sipl ekstrakted  from  tobako;  nikiSJianin. 
Nictate,  Nik-tat,*  1;.  i.  tu  wigk;  tia  niktitat. 
Nictation,  Nik-ta-Jon,  n.  a  wigkiij  ov  de  j. 
Nictitate,  Nik-ti-tat,  v.  i.  tu  wigk;  tu  niktat. 
Nictitating,  Nik-ti-ta-tig,   a.    apljd  tu   a  tin 

membran,  wid  hwig  sum  animalz  kan  protekt 

d<v  jz,  wid-st  a  total  obstrukjon  ov  vigon. 
Nictitation,  Nik-ti-ta-Jon,  n.  a  wigkiij;  niktajon. 
Nide,  Njd,  n.  a  brcod;  az,  d  n'ld  ov  fezants. 
Nidificate,  Nid-i-fi-kat,  v.  i.  tu  bild  nests,  az 

berdz. 
NiDiFiCATiON,  Nid-i-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  bild- 

iij  nests.  [ed  met. 

NiDOROUs,  Nj-dor-us,  a.  smelig  er  tastix)  Ijk  rost- 
NiDULATE,  Nid-yij,-lat,  v.  i.  tu  bild  a  nest. 
NiDULATiON,  Nid-yix-la-Jon,*  n.  tjm  ov  remanig 

in  de  nest. 
Nidus,  Nj-dus,  n.  [i.]  a  nest  ov  berdz,  &s. 
Niece,  Nes,  n.  a  deter  ov  a  bruder  er  sister. 
Niello,  Ni-el-o,  n.  [/(!.]  a  metod  ov  engravig  on 

gold  and  silver  plat.  [gurl. 

Niggard,  Nig-ard,  n.  a  mjzer;  a  sordid  felo;  a 
Niggard,  Nig-ard,  a.  sordid;  mjzerli;  pqrsimonius. 
Niggardliness,  Nig-ard-li-nes,  n.  avaris;  sordid 

pqrsimoni. 
Niggardly,  Nig-ard-li,  a.  avarijus;  pqrsimonius. 
Niggardly,  Nig-ard-li,  ad.  sp^rigli;  pqrsimoni- 

usli.  [simoni. 

Niggardness,  Nig-ard-nes,  n.  avaris;  serdid  p^r- 
Niggle,  Nig-l,t  V.  t.  tu  pla  wid;  tu  trjfl  wid. 
Nigh,  Nj,  a.  ner;  not  distant;  not  remot;  aljd  klosli. 
Nigh,  Nj,  prep,  not  fqr  from;  ner. 
Nigh,  Nj,  ad.  not  fqr  0*:  olmost;  ner. 
NiGHLY,  Nj-li,*  ad.  nerli;  nj;  widin  a  litl. 
NiGHNESS,  Nj-nes,*  n.  nernes;  proksimiti. 
Night,  Njt,  n.  de  tjm  ov  dqrknes;  de  tjm  from 

sunset  tu  sunrjz;  dqrknes;  obskq,riti;  ignorans; 

adversiti;  det; — yi^zd  mug  in  kompozijon;  az, 

«/i!-fel.     Tu-nit,  &d.  dis  njt. 
Night-bird,  Njt-berd,  n.  a  berd  dat  fljz  bj  njt. 
Night- BORN,  Njt-bern,  a.  prodi^st  in  dqrknes. 
Nightbrawl,  Njt-brol,  n.  a  brel  in  de  njt. 
Nightbrawler,  Njt-brel-er,  n.    wun  hot)  maks 

brelz  or  disturbansez  in  de  njt.  [njt. 

Night-breeze,  Njt-brez,  n.  a  brez  bloig  in  de 
Nightcap,  Njt-kap,  n.  a  kap  worn  in  bed. 
Night-dew,  Njt-dix,  "•  ^^n  fsli?)  bj  njt. 
Night-dog,  Nit-dog,  n.  a  dog  dat  hunts  in  de  njt. 
Night-dress,  Njt-dres,  n.  de  dres  worn  at  njt. 
Nighted,  Njt-ed,  a.  dqrknd;  benjted. 
Nightfall,  Njt-fel,  ji.  de  kloz  ov  da;  evnig. 
Nightfire,  Njt-f  jr,  n.  f  jr  in  de  njt;  ignis  fatyqus. 
Night-flier,  Njt-flj-er,  n.  an  insekt  er  berd  dat 

Ijz  in  de  njt. 
Night-fly,  Njt-flj,  n.  a  mot  dat  fljz  in  de  njt. 
Nightfoundered,  Njt-f-sn-derd,  a.  lost  in  de  njt. 
Nightgown,  Njt-gsn,  ».  a  loos  g-sn  yq,zd  fer  un- 

dres.  [njt. 

Night-guard,  Njt-gqrd,  «.  a  wog  er  gqrd  in  de 
NiOHTiiAG,  Njt-hag,  11.  a  wig  wonderig  in  de  njt, 
NiGUTHAWK,  Njt-hek,  n.  a  hek  dat  fljz  bj  njt. 


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NiOHTiNOALK,  Njt-io-pil,  «.  o  smnl  b^rd  d»t  nipi 

iwrlli  in  At  njl;  At  nwetont  ov  Dog-b^rdi;  filu- 

uj>!l;   -u  wurd  ov  cndtriin'iit. 
NlQUT  JAK,  Nlt-j'ir,  n.  n  HritiJ  b<,>rd  rrmqrkabl  for 

dr  w|<l  x<i|>  ov  lU  brk;    -kitld  oinu  de  <jul-»ukfr. 
NioiiTLCsa,  NJi-loa,  a.  bavig  nu  nji. 
NIUUTLV,  N'lt-li,  a.  dun  bj  njt;  uktig  bj  ujt. 
NiOHTLY,  N^-li,  fl^.  bj  n|l;  cveri  njt.  fnit. 

NiouTMAX,  Njt-iuuii,  fi.    wuu  Liti  rctmiiVH  fill  b| 
NiOiiTUARK,  Njt-m.ir,   n.   a    morbid  and  opr^niv 

MDMi/on  diiriy  slep,  komouli  prodiist  h[  indi- 

jMtyi>n:  iiikiibu.s. 
NiOHT-riKCK,  Nit-pcH,   H.  u   piktyi^r  kulord   for 

kandl-lit  otV'kt,  or  su  kulord  ac  tu  be  tea  tu  de 

boitt  iidvdiitnj  b|  kundl-l^t. 
KioiiT  UAVtN,  Njt-rav-n,  n.  a  »»rt  ov  Til, 
NioiiT  KK.ST,  .N'lt-rwt,  II.  rrpui  ov  de  njt. 
NioiiT  KOBBKR,  N[l-rob-pr,  ii.  wun  hO)  rubi  bJ  nit. 
NiuiiT-HEAHON,  Njt-st-in,  n.  de  tjm  ov  nit. 
NiOHTfiUAUE,  N'lt-Jail,'  n.  At  dqrknos  ov  at  njt; — 

a  jenu!)  ov  plant)  und  /rubs,  gum  ov  bwiq  qr 

veri  pffinus;  a  porcnial  plant,  dodli   n|tjad,  or 

bclad6i)ii,  or  dtrnl.  [nit. 

NioiiT-sHixiNo,  Nit-Jjn-in,  a.  Join  britnos  in  de 
NiuiiT  KHiiitK.  Ni*. -Jrek,  n.  a  krj  in  At  njt. 
NluilT  SOIL,  .N|t-sitl,    II.    htiiuan  tikskrrmont  and 

yqrin  at  a  uianiir; — kold  ol«u  nit-rrmniir. 
NIUUT-8PLLL,  N{t-iii>vl,  n.  a  Qqrm  agciuat  hqrmi 

ov  de  n|t. 
NiouT-swKAT,  N|t-flwot,  n.  a  Bwet  or  p^rspirajon 

in  de  n|t. 
NioiiT  TttirriNO,  Njt-trip-io,  a.  goio  Utli  in  At  njt. 
NioiiT-vi.siO.v,  Nit-vi3-<in,  n.  a  vijon  ov  de  njt. 
NuiiiT-WAKiso,  Njt-wok-io.  »•  wcxjin  dqrifl  nit. 
Nkjiit  WALK,  .Njt-wok,  n.  a  wok  in  At  njt. 
NiaiiT-WALKKK,  .Njt-wok-cr,  11.  wun  luti  woks  in 

At  nit;     koinonli  vqid  in  an  il  iiens. 
NioiiT-WALKiNO,  Sjt-wok-io,  J».  ruvifl  in  de  njt. 
NiOUT-WALKiNO,  N'lt-wok-ijj,  fi.  At  akl  ov  wokig 

in  !>lcp  or  in  At  nit:  noktambqiajon. 
NiOHT-WASDEBEa,  N'it-won-dor-cr,  n.  wun  dat 

woiulerz  l>i  njt.  [At  n|t. 

NiOHT-WANDKRiso,  N'jt-won-dcr-io,  a.   ruvig  in 
NioiiT-WARBLiso,  N'it- wor-blii),  .1.  .-inio  in  de  nit. 
NioiiTWARD,  Njt-ward,  a.  npruijij)  tiiXirdi  nit. 
NiOUT-WATCH,  Njt-wo*;,  «.  u  gqrd  or  W(mj  at  nit; 

u  perio.1  in  de  nit  dqrij)  hwicj  mon  on  gqrd  qr 

not  <;nnjd.  [in  de  nit. 

NiOHT-WATCHER,  Nit-wo^-cr,  n.    wun  na>  wo<;ci 
NloEiajctNT,  Ni-gr6s-ont,  a.  grkiig  blak:  iiprcjijii) 

bliikiic!).  [innkii)  bluk. 

NiuBiriCATiON,  Xig-ri-fi-ka-Jon,  n.    Ac   ukt   ov 
NlORiNK,  N|-f^n,  11.   {Jtin.y  a  siliko-kalkareus 

okaid  ov  tiinnium. 
Nihilism,  Ni-hil-iz-m,  n.  nntigncfl:  nihiliti. 
Nihility,  Ni-bil-i-ti,  n.  nutiyne.s;  de  Htat  or  beig 

nutin. 
NiLL,  Nil,*  ».  I.  not  tu  wil;  tu  rrfi\t:  tu  rtjdkt. 
NiLL,  Nil,  n.  At  J[oiD  *|^rks  dat  kum  of  ov  bras 

hwcn  incllc<i  in  a  funin.i. 
NiLOMETEK,  Ni-16ni-f-tcr,  n.  a  gtruktyqr  bi  hwit; 

dt  nnjcnla  nie^qrd  At  t\9  or  de  wotert  or  de  Njl. 
NiMBirEROUS,  Nim-bif-cr-u.«,  a.  brigig  kUdi  or 

otoraii. 
Nimble,  Nim-bl,  a.  kwik;  aktiv;  re<li;  ^prdi. 
NiMBLENKSS,  Nim-bl-nw,  n.  kwiknos;  aktiriti. 
NiMBLEWiTTED,  Niu)-bl-wit-c<l,  a.  kwik;  egei'  tu 

.tprk. 
Nimbly,  Nim-bli,  ad.  kwikli:  nicdili;  aktirli. 
NiMBL's.  Nim-bu.%  n.  a  ran  klsd.    In  I'mntin  and 

Skiili>ti/nr,    a  »»Jrkqlar  di^ik    r'snd  de    hcd«  ov 

dirinitii,  iiovorvni  and  unUi;  an  nrtola. 
Nincompoop,  Nin-kouj-juii*,*  n.  a  blokhed;  afaJ. 
Nine,  N^n,  n.  pi.  At  number  nin:  de  njn  mi^tei. 
Nine,  Nin,  a.  wun  mor  dan  at. 
NiMETOLD,  Nin-fuld,  a.  repct«d  ajn  limi. 


NiNEiiOLEA,  Njn-bolt,  n.  pi.  a  i^m  rtkwirig  D)a 
hull,  inlu  hwi(2  u  polet  u  tu  be  buld. 

.ViNEPENCE,  N|u  |«n«,  n.  a  fowi  lilver  kffn;  dc 
Kuin  ov  iiin  |M*nii.  [or  wud. 

.NiNEPiMt,   N^ii  piui,  n.   jA.  a  pla  wid  njn  pcm 

.N'iNETEE.H,  .N|n-t<n,  a.  n\a  and  tea. 

NiNLTEENTU,  Njn-Unt,  a.  At  ordinal  or  oiDtcB. 

.NiNKTiETU,  Njn-ti-ft,  a.  At  ordinal  or  ninti. 

.Ninety,  Njn-ti,  a.  nin  timt  ten. 

.Ni.NNY,  Nin-i,J  n.  a  t<i<l;  a  simpllon;  a  nlnihamar. 

NiNMViiAMMEB,  Nin-i-bam-er,;  n.  a  simpllon;  « 
uiiii. 

N1.N8IN,  Nin-!<in,^  n.  a  biter  niit  prjubt  ov  de  mc- 
diitinal  kwolitil  ov  jinsog.  [nto. 

Ninth,  N'int,  a.  foret  uftcr  de  att;  de  ordinal  or 

Ninthly,  Njnt-li,  ad.  in  At  nint  pla.*. 

Nip,  Nip,  v.  t.  tu  pin(j  uf  wid  lumtig  bwiq  hat 
Jqrp  uudz  or  niht,  az  nulz,  a  btk,  let,  uinicn, 
and  de  lik;  tu  uinq  ai  front;  tu  dei<tr^  bef6r 
ful  gr(jt;  tu  vclu;  tu  bjl;  tu  satiriz;  tu  tqnt 
ourka.'itikalt. 

Nip,  .Ni|<,  n.  u  pin^:  a  stnol  kut;  a  blast.        [ard. 

.NIPPEEKIN,  Nip-c-r-kin,  n.  u  litlkup;  a  (mol  t«gk> 

.N'lI'l'tlLS,  Nip-iTZ,  n.  pi.  smol  pin'orz. 

-NipPiNQLY,  N'ip-ig-li,  ad.  wid  biter  i>qrkazm. 

.Nipple,  Nip-1,  n.  dat  hwi(j  de  aukig  yug  taki 
inlu  dr  mtct;  a  tet:  a  du^;  pap:  an  orifij  at 
hwi^  cni  animal  likwid  iz  i>i6panit«d. 

NiSAN,  Nj-san,  n.  a  JqiJ  vvrniU  munt. 

Nisi  pkius,  Nj-si  pri-un,  n.  [A.](/.<ii/-^  dc  namora 
kurt;  df  nam  ov  a  rit  dirc-ktt-d  tu  a  Jcrif,  bcj^in- 
ig  wid  de  wurdz  A/V/  /V/im,  de  purpurt  ov  hwio, 
in  IggliJ,  wid  duz  dnt  imediatii  folu,  iz,  "l.'nlM 
At  ju.Hti^ivz  ItA/ettt  kum  tu  des  pqrts  tu  hwld 
de  iijiizoz." 

.Nit,  Nit,  n.  de  eg  ova  Its  orsmol  insekt.         [or. 

.Nitency,  Nj-ten-si,*  n.  luster:  britnc*; — ancnder- 

.NiTiD,  Nit-id,  a.  brjt;  Jinig;  )fii;  .-prous. 

Nitrate,  Ni-tmt,  n.  u  kcmikul  s)lt  ov  uitrik  asid, 
and  u  baa. 

Nitre,  Nj-ter,  m.  nitrat  ov  potiaa;  ssit  pet«r;  a 
solt  kuu.-i8tig  ov  54  pqrtj  ov  nitrik  asid  and  48 
ov  i)ota.<.i;--yqzd  in  dr  manyqfaktyqr  ov  goa 
pTjder,  for  prrz<,>r*'ig  lurt.  As. 

Nitric,  Nj-irik,  a.  (tVw.)  relatig  tu  orkontan- 
ig  niivr.  — .V/Vn't-  aj>i</,  ol?o  kold  akiraj-irti*,  iz  a 
bcvi  likwid,  ov  a  yclo  kulor,  kompuzd  ov  30 
(iqrLi  uv  njtrajun  and  70  or  okaijon.  Il  iz  a  reri 
jim-rful  ok-'idizin  njont.  Initrifiig. 

Nitrification,    Nit-ri-fi-kA-Jon,    n.    At  akl  or 

.Nithikv,  Na-ri-fi,  r.  t.  tu  konvijrl  inlu  njter. 

.Nitroaerial,  Nj-tro-a-f-ri-ul,  a.  kontanig  njlcr 
and  ^r. 

NiTROBENEiDE,  Nt-tro-b<n-ild,  a.  {Cktm.\  ajA- 
oij  likwid  obtand  from  benzin  and  nitrik  asid. 

NiTRuuEN,  Ni-tru'jcn,  m.  ( Cfum.)  a  ga-s  kold 
az<jt.  It  konstilqt«7y  hundred^  ov  At  bulk  or 
atiuosferik  nr,  du  ov  it.«^lf  it  izdestniktiv  ov  Ijf. 

NiTRooENEOua,  Ni-tru-jt-ne-us,  a.  rtlatig  tu 
nitrujen;  prudq.^ig  niter. 

Nitrometer,  Ni-tn'im-e-ter,  n.  an  instntimont  for 
n.-'.-rtJinig  dr  kwoliti  or  valyti  ov  njtcr. 

NiTRoMiniATic,  Nj-tro-mq-n-AUik,  ».  n|tiik 
nml  tiniri.itik  a-nid  kombjail. 

NiTRus'APiiTHALASE,  .\i-lru-nip-t»-lai, ».(  C4«»ik.) 
a  koinpvnd  rctdltig  fromde  ak/on  or  nitrik  aai4 
on  naptalin. 

NiTROBiLPHUBOfS,  Ni-tro-.«ul-fli-^l^  a.  konlan- 
jg  julfcr  and  njtcr. 

Nixaofs,  Nj-tru*,  3.  pirt.nkip  nv  njtT.  Sftryu 
iL»\y\  bnz  bv  ov  ok-  ^yrM 

ok*iil,  a  ga.<  hwi<;  :  \mo- 

nia,  and  hwiq  hwt  L  ..   ,,...,-..  .-C"!"'" 

atig  efokt,  sumhwot  similar  la  iDt«ii»ikaJoa;— 
impr^l^ntrd  wid  niter. 

NiTBY,  Nj-tri,  a.  nitrus;  rrlatig  tu  nil«r. 


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Nitty,  Nit-i,  a.  ab'sndip  wid  ds  egz  ov  Ijs. 

NiTUEET,  Nj-ttx-ret,  n.  {Chem.}  a  bodi  konsistii) 
ov  oksijen,  hjdrojen,  and  kqrbon,  wid  wun  atom 
ov  njtriajen. 

Nival,  Nj-val,  a.  ab-sndii)  wid  sno. 

Niveous,  Niv-s-us,  a.  snoi;  rezemblirj  sno. 

Nizam,  Ni-zam,  n.  guvernor  ov  a  provins,  er  a 
soveren  prins  in  Hindcostan. 

No,  Nw,  ad.  de  wurd  ov  refixzal  er  denjal. 

No,  No,  a.  not  eni;  nun.     iVb  wun,  not  eni  wun. 

No,  No,  n.  a  dgnjal;  ds  wurd  ov  denjal. 

NoACHiAN,  No-ak-i-an,  a.  relatiij  tu  de  patrifirk 
Noa.  [mak  nobl. 

NoBiLiTATE,   No-bil-i-tat,*  v.  t.  tu.  ennobl:  ta 

Nobility,  No-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  er  kwoliti  ov 
beii)  nobl;  antikwiti  ov  famili;  digniti;  ragk. — 
Nobiliti,  in  Iggland,  konsists  ov  fjv  raijks,  namli, 
dij^ks,  mqrkwisez,  eriz,  vjk'snts,  and  baronz. 

Noble,  N6-bl,  a.  beloijiij  tu  de  nobiliti;  egzelted 
in  raijk;  wurdi;  elevated;  liberal;  ilustrius;  sub- 
Ijm;  magnifisent;  jenerus. 

Noble,  No-bl,  n.  wunovhj  raijk; — an  anjent  kern. 

Nobleman,  N6-bl-man,  n.  wun  ov  de  nobiliti;  a 
nobl. 

Nobleness,  N6-bl-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beii) 
nobl;  gratnes;  wurt;  digniti;  magnanimiti. 

NOBLESS,  No-bles,*  n.  de  nobiliti. 

Nobly,  N(fi-bli,  ad.  in  a  nobl  maner;  gratli. 

Nobody,  N6-bod-i,  n.  no  wun;  not  eni  wun. 

NocENT,  No-sent,  a.  gilti;  hurtfial;  misqivus. 

NocTAMBiJLATiON,  Nok-tam-bii-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt 
ov  wokiij  in  slep,  or  in  de  nit;  somnambtilizm. 

NocTAMBULiST,  Nok-tam-bt{-list,  n.  wun  hco 
woks  in  slep. 

NocTHORO,  X6k-to-ro,  n.  an  Amerikan  kwodrO)- 
manus  animal;  a  spejez  ov  mugki.  [a  njt. 

NOCTIDIAL,  Nok-tid-i-al,  a.  komprjzii)  a  da  and 

NocTiVAGANT,  Nok-tiv-a-gant,  a.  wonderii)  in  de 
nit.  [bj  njt. 

NocTUARY,  Nok-ti^-a-ri,  n.  ak-jnt  ov  hwot  pasez 

NocTULE,  N6k-tn,l,  n.  a  Iqrj  kjnd  ov  bat. 

NocTURN,  Nok-turn,  n.  an  ofis  ov  devojon  kon- 
sistii) ov  sqmz  and  pr^erz,  perf ormd  in  de  njt. 

Nocturnal,  Nok-tiir-nal,  a-  relatiij  tia  njt;  njtli. 

Nocturnal,  Nok-tiir-nal,  re.  an  instrcDment  yi^zd 
at  se  for  vqii)  de  stqrz. 

Nod,  Nod,  v.  i.  tia  bend  de  bed  wid  a  kwik  mo- 
Jon;  tia  pa  a  sljt  bu;  tu  bend  kwikli;  tu  be 
dnszi. 

Nod,  Nod,  v.  t.  tu  bend;  tu  inkljn;  tu  Jak. 

Nod,  Nod,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  hcD  nodz;  a  kwik 
bend  ov  de  bed;  a  komdnd. 

NoDATED,  N6-dat-ed,  a.  noted;  kontanip  nots. 

Nodder,  N6d-er,  n.  wun  ho)  nodz;  a  dr'szi  person. 

Noddle,  N6d-l,t  n.  de  bed,  in  kontemt. 

Noddy,  N6d-i,J  n  a  simplton;  an  idiot; — a  se-f-sl. 

Node,  Nod,  n.  a  not;  a  nob;  a  not  er  intreg  ov  a 
poem  er  uder  pes;  a  swoliij: — an  oval  figyi^r. — 
In  Astronomi,  depefnthw^ir  de  erbitova  planet 
intersekts  de  plan  ov  de  ekliptik;  a  pffnt  in  de 
nomon  ov  a  dial. 

Nodose,  No-do's,  )  l-    c   ^ 

NoDOus   No-dus,  1  ^-  °°^^;  f^^  °^  "<^*^- 

Nodosity,  No-dos-i-ti,  71.  a  komplikajon;  notines. 

Nodular,  Nod-yi^-lar,  a.  fermd  intu  nodyi],lz. 

Nodule,  Nod-yql,  n.  a  smol  lump  er  not. 

NODULED,  N6d-yi|ld,  a.  havit)  litl  nots. 

Nog,  Nog,  n.  a  litl  mug:likor; — {Naut.)  atre-nal; 
— (Arch.)  a  wudn  brik. — Nog  ov  a  mil,  de  litl 
pes  ov  wud  hwiq,  rubig  agenst  de  hopcr,  maks 
de  kern  fel  from  it. 

Noggin,  N6g-in,  n.  a  smol  mug  er  kup.        [Hgz. 

NoGGiNG,  N6g-ii),  ji.  a  partijon  ov  timber  skant- 

NoiSE,  Nerz,  w.  enikjndovs'snd;  an  istkr};  klamor. 

Noise,  Nffz,  v.  t.  tu  spred  bj  rmmor  or  repcort. 

NoiSEFUL,  Ndrz-ful,*  a.  I'sd;  klamorus;  nffzi. 


Noiseless,  Nffz-les,  a.  sjlent;  wid'st  sund. 

Noisiness,  Nof-zi-nes,  ji.  lisdnes  ov  sund;  klamor. 

Noisome,  Nff-sum,  a.  nokjus;  ofensiv. 

Noisomely,  Ntf-sum-li,  ad.  ofensivli. 

Noisomeness,  Ntr-sum-nes,  n.  disgust;  ofensivnes. 

Noisy,  Nar-zi,  a.  makig  nffz;  1-sd;  klamorus. 

Nolens  volens,  N6-lenz  v6-lenz,  [Z.]  wilig  er 
not  wilig;  at  el  adventyq,rz;  bweder  wilig  or  not 
wilig. 

NoLiTiON,  No-liJ-on,  n.  unwilignes. 

Nolle  prosequi,  N61-i  pros-e-kwj,  [i.]  {Law}  ak- 
nolejment  or  an  agrement,  bj  de  plantif,  tu  dis- 
kontinyq  a  si|t. 

NoMAD,  N6m-ad,  a.  wonderig;  pastoral;  nomadik. 

NoMAD,  N6m-ad,     )  n.   wun  boo  ledz  a  wonderig 

NoMADE,  Nomad,  )      er  pastoral  Ijf.         [madik. 

Nomad,    Nom-ad,  w  Nui-mad,  a.    wonderig;  no- 

NoMADiC,  No-mad-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  nomadz;  pas- 
toral; riDd;  wonderig.  [a  nomad. 

Nomadism,  N6m-ad-iz-m,  n.  wonderig  Ijf;  stat  ov 

NoMARCH,  Nom-ark,  n.  an  anjent  Sjipjan  majis- 
trat. 

NoMBLES,  Num-blz,  n.  ;jZ.  de  entralz  ov  a  der. 

Nombril,  Nom-bril,  n.  de  senter  ov  an  eskuqon. 

NoM  DE  GUERRE,  Noii  de  g4r,  [Fr.]  a  fasejus  er 
asi],md  nam. 

Nome,  Nom,  re.  de  Grek  nam  fer  de  provinsez  in- 
tu hwiq  Sjipt  woz  anjentli  divjded;  a  provins; 
dat  hwiq  baz  wun  nam  er  mod  ov  eksprejon, 
apljd  in  aljebra  tu  wun  ov  de  kwontitiz  ov  a 
bjnomial,  is.,  wid  its  proper  sjn  hwiq  jernz  tia 
de  nekst  kwontiti;  literali  a  nam. 

Nomenclator,  N6-men-kla-tor,  er  No-men-kla- 
tor,  n.  wun  hco  givz  namz  tu  personz  er  tigz; 
wun  hccz  ofis  it  iz  tu  kel  personz  bj  d^r  proper 
namz.  [ncamenklator. 

Nomenclatress,    No-men-kla-tres,   n.    a  femal 

Nomenclature,  N6-men-klat-yi],r,  n.  a  vokab- 
yH,lari;  de  hoi  ov  de  termz  jjroper  tu  sum  qrt  er 
sjens,  az  de  nomenklatynr  ov  modern  keniistri. 

Nomenclaturist,  No-mon-klat-yn,r-ist,  n.  wun 
hio  formz,  er  iz  verst  in  nomenklatyi^rz. 

NOMIAL,  N6-mi-al,  n.  a  nom, nam  er  a  siggl  term 
in  aljebra.  [nominalist. 

Nominalism,  N6m-i-nal-iz-m,n..  de  doktrin  ov  de 

Nominalist,  N6m-i-nal-ist,  n.  wun  ov  de  skolas- 
tik  sekts  ov  filosoferz  hoD  adopted  de  Stoikal 
doktrin,  and  afermd  dat  wurdz  and  namz  wer 
yuniversal; — kontrari  tu  de  Realists,  boo  adopted 
de  opinyon,  and  mantand  de  proper  egzistens 
ov  yiyiiversalz.  [nominalizm. 

NoMiNALiSTio,    Nom-i-nal-is-tik,    a.    relatig  tia 

Nominally,  N6m-i-nal-i,  ad.  bjnam;  onli  in  nam. 

Nominate,  N6m-i-nat,  v.  t.  tu  nam  publikli;  tu 
propoz  fer  an  ofis  er  stajon;  tu  propdjz  er  men- 
Jon  bj  nam. 

Nomination,  Nom-i-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  nominat- 
ig;  de  stat  ov  beig  nominated;  p'ser  ov  nominat- 
ig;  de  person  nominated. 

Nominative,  N6m-i-na-tiv,  a.  {Gram.}  da,t namz, 
and  nuiig  mor;  apljd  tu  de  ferst  kas  ov  n'snz. 

Nominative,  N6m-i-na-tiv,  n.  de  ferm  ov  a  mfn 
dat  designats  de  person  er  tig  dat  guvernz  de 
verb.  [er  namz. 

Nominator,  N6m-i-na-tor,  n.  wun  hot)  nominats 

Nominee,  Nom-i-ne,  »«.  a  person  nominated  tu  a 
plas  er  ofis. 

NoMiNOR,  N6m-i-nor,  w.  (Za?^)  wun  hcD nominats. 

NoMOGRAPHY,  No-mog-ra-fi,  n.  a  tretiz  on  lez. 

Nomothetic,  Nom-o-tet-ik,  a.  lejislativ;  nom- 
otetikal. 

Nomothetical,  Nom-o-tet-i-kal,  a.  lejislativ, 

NoN,  Non,  ad.  not.  It  iz  never  yixzd  separalli, 
but  olwaz  az  a  prefkis,  givig  a  negativ  sens  tu 
wurdz;  az,  reore-rezidens,  wore-esenjal. 

Non-ability,  Non-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  abiliti. 


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NON-ACCKPTANOX,  NoD-»k-f<p-Un«,  H.  0   rtfiiial 
tu  ukx^pt.  ^  [ill  ov  kom|>l{au4. 

NoM-AcguiuCEXOK,  Non-Bk-wi-ii-tns,H.  u  rtdia- 
NoN  AbMiHSiox,    >on-ud-ini/-on,  n.    rrfiiul  tu 
•Umit.  [aUiilt  nj. 

Nun -ADULT,    N'oD-a-ddlt,    n.    wun    nut  arjvd  >t 
NoXAOK,  Nun-aj,  n.  At  t|ui  uv  l|f  btf6r  Ir^l  m»- 

ti^riti:  or  brfd>r  At  ig  ov  '21  ytn;  minuriti. 
NoNAQCSiMAL,   Non-a-j&)-i-iiud,  a.  {AMiron.}  de 

n|Dliet. 
NoNAOOM,  Non-agon,  ».  a  figyqrhavio  njn  aof;!!. 
No.t-ALitNATio.N,  Xon-al-yon-tt-/on,  n.  de  »t«t  ov 
not  brig  (ilyeniitotl.  laprnin.t. 

NONAPj-KAaANCK,  Ni)n-a-per-an»,  n.  a  tu\y\\T  ov 
NON-APPOiNTMtNT,  Non-a-i>«irnt-inent,  n.  ncglcikt 

ov  a|)(rntini-nt. 
NON    A881MP8IT,     Xon  a-sdtnp-sit,    [L.]     a    pit 

bwiirti)  <i  uuii  drnjz  br  hnz  mad  eni  promiii. 

NoN-ATTENDANt'K,    Non-a-tcud-ana,  n.    wont  ov 

at<.^ci<liiri«.  Lfon. 

NoN-ATTE.NTioN,  Non-a-Wn-JoD,  n.  wont  ov  alen- 

NoNCUALANCK,  N6n-Ja-l(^<ut,  n.  [Fr.]  indiferen.i; 

k^rlf.-inc.t;  kiijines.  [k^rles. 

NONCHALAXT,    Non-Ja-ll^ii,    M.    [Fr.]    indiferont; 

Non-claim,  Non-kUim,  n.  {Law)  an  umi/on  ov  a 

klain.  Ikomi/on. 

Nos-COMMISSIOMED,  Non-kom-if-ond,  a.  bar  ig  nu 

Nojt-coMPLiAXCE,  Nun-kou-plj-aoji,  n.  faljur  ov 

koio|>l(ann. 
Nox  COMPOS  MENTIS,  Kon  k<Sm-pos  in<<n-ti«,  [L.] 
(/.n'->  n;j'ij)  (I  ]H,T«on  not  sund  ov  mjnd,  m^m- 
t.:  iiidip.  (cnn. 

NoN  i-kon-ktir,  r.  r.  tu  rtfqi  konkdr- 

No--  ,     CE,  >'on-kon-kdr-co5,  M.a  irfiiial 

uv  konktiri-n^.  [ddktig. 

Nos-cOMDt'CTixo,  Non-kon-ddkt-ig,  a.  not  kon- 
No!»-COXDtCTOR,  Xun-kon-ddkt-or,  n.  a  xubjtan? 
dat  cliiz  not  koiidiikt  or  tnin<mit:-  |iirtikyiilarli, 
wun  dat  dux  not  konddkt  de  doktrik  fltiid;.  an  j 
ricktrik.  [konfermiti. 

Nox-coNKORMiNO,    Non-kon-fonn-ij),   a.    woniij) 
Nox-coxroRMisT,  Non-kon-fiinn-ist,  ii.    wun  hoj 
dus   not  konftirm:   ypcjali,  wun  boi  rcfiitcz  tu  : 
konform   tu   de  cst&blijt  or  najonal  relijon  or 
qurq:  a  ilisontor. 
Nox-coxroRMiTV,  Non-kon-f(»nn-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov 
konforujiti;  rcfiiial  tu  j(Tn  in  de  establijt  rtlij- 
on  er  wurj'ip. 
NON-CONTKST,  Non-kon-t<5nt,  n.  wun  hai  vot«  in 

de  ntpativ  in  At  Uriti^  IHi  ov  L<«rdx. 

Nox-foxTniBiTORY,     Non-kon-trib-yn-to-ri,     a. 

not  koiitribyntii).  [deliveri. 

NoxDELivERY,  Non-de-Hv-er-i,  n.  dt  ami/on  ov 

NoxDEatRiPT,  N6n-de-«kript,  a.  not  yet  deskribd: 

ttnde«kr|Ul. 
NoxDESCRiPT,   N6n-de-!«kript,   h.    eni   tij),  ai  a 

plant  or  animal,  not  yet  dr«krjM  «>r  klast. 
Nox  DmsKT,  Non  del-i-mi.  de  jcn- 

eral  ijn  in  an  akjon  f.»r  dr  •  .-'idi  and 

qatfli,  iir  drdt  and  qtigx,  u  ,rid. 

NoxK,  Nun,  a.  and  prtjn.  nu  wuu;  uui  wun;  not 

eni;  not  eni  wun;— yqid  or  p^rvoni  or  tioi. 
Nox  KLKCT.  Nun-r-l^kt,  n.  tifj.  and  pi.  a  person 

or  iifr«.ii)«  not  rl^ktcd. 
Nox-ELECTBIC,  Nnn-r  l><k  trik,  n.  a  labsUna  not 

tli^ktnk,  but  Inv  -de  el^ktnk  n^id. 

NoN-KLtrTRio,  ^  k,  (   a.  notrl^k- 

Nox-ELiiTmiCAi.  ~  .-tri-kal.f       trik,  and 

di^rfur  konddklig  dr  rlektnk  fll^id. 
NoxKXTiTT.  Non-t»n-ti-ti,    n.  At  MH  or  non-«g- 

II'  -touj;  a  tij)       •  :(. 

No^  •    /'/.  n  dn  ii  Ar  IU»- 

iii  -u  kold  ax  I'l  •  inklt^siv 

brlwT  At  [di.  It  kon-4|>ondx  lu  At  7t  or  Mqn;, 
lla,  Jqli,  and  Uktt^ber  and  tu  At  5(  or  ol  dc 
udur  muuta. 


NoxB-nrARixo,  Nun-ii^r-ig,  a.  apv^V  "^  ^vtn. 
Nox-KMiiEXTiAL,   Nuu-ca^u-/al,    M.    aumtig    not 

Nux  iu»T  ixvBKTUB,   Nan  Mt  io-vto-tiu,  IZ,.,  bf 

buz  not  bin  ('«ud,J  {Lau)  At  rttdro  inau  bi  df 

Jirif  bwcn  dc  drleudaot  ii  not  tu  be  fvod  in 

biz  jiirisdikjun. 

NoxEML'cu,  Ndn-iuq,  h.  an  ekatninlinari  tig. 

Nox-KXiHTENCK,  Noo-eg-zLtt-cnj,  n.   At  lUt  or 

not  ••p"«'in-  i.iUi«oa. 

Nox-i\  ■    n-rg-siat-ent,  a.   not  bavig  •«• 

Now  »  \  Nou-eka-pur-ta-Jou,  n.  a  fj- 

yqr  ,  .   11. 

Nox-rtAaA^ck,  Noii-fe-zanj,  n.  {Lau)  aa  of^oi 

ov  umi/on  uv  bwut  ut  tu  bie  dun. 
Najf-KLLifiLMEXT,  Non-f ul-f tl-mont,  ».  a  falyi^r 

ov  fulfiliu  or  jHTformijj. 

NoxiLLiON,    Nu-iiil-yon,   n.    de    nnmbcr   ov    njn 

mily"iiz  ov  milyouz.  jj-qr  ov  impurlajon. 

Nox  iMPORTATiox,  Non-im-pur-t«-/on,  /».  a  lal- 

Nox-IMIABITAXT,  Non-iu-bab-i-tant,  n.  wun  httt 

it  not  an  inbabitant. 
NoxJL'KiNU,  Non-jiir-ig,  a.  not  aw^rig  alrjiani. 
Nonjuror.  Nun-jq-ror,  n.  wun  refiizig  lu  iw%r 

uifjian.i. 

Nox-XATLRALS,  Non-nat-yn-ralz,  n.  pi.  ^r;  met 

and  driok;  ?ltp  and  wixjig;  mu/un  and  rest;  re- 

tenjon  and   ckj<krrJon:   and   At  ]>a/onz:   dex  (jr 

nrdcr  natyiirali  kuniititiiliv  nor  utrli  destnik- 

tiv,  but  prumut  belt  or  prudqs  dixex  akordig  tu 

d.ir  yiiH  or  abiin.        «  [tu  obx^nr. 

Nox-ousEBVAXCE,  Non-ub-zvr%--an»,  n.  a  falyi^r 

Nox  OBSTAXTE,  Nun  ob-iitin-tf,  [L.]  {Lotr)  not- 

wid^tandig  eni  tig  tu  At  kuutrHri;--a  klux  in  a 

patent,  &«.,  Ij^cni-ig  a  tig  tu  be  dun,  hwiq  (uin 

_  fonner  statyijt  wud  udcrwjx  rtstnin. 

NoxPAREIL,    Nun-|iu-rel,    n.    dat    bwi<;    hax    nu 

rkwul;   u  kjnd    ov    apl;    u   printorx  tjp,  smuler 

dun  ininyon:-a  kjnd  ov  kurdyal. 

Nonpareil,  Non-iA-r**!,  a.  unekwald. 

NoN-PAYMEXT,  Non-pH-mcnt,  n.   negl^kt  ot  pa- 

ineni.  [pcrfonnaoa. 

Nox-PERroRMAXCE,  Non-per-form-ans  ii.  wontov 

NoxPLiH,  N6u-plu5,  M.  a    puzl;  a  grat  dilikulti; 

iiiiibiliti  tu  ."a  or  dii>  mur. 
NoxPLfH,  N>>n-pius,  r.  t.  tu  konf'snd:  tu  putl. 
Nox-pittjiKXTATiox,  Nun-pre-zcn-tii-Jon,  n.   fal- 
yur  ov  prrxonta/on.  [prufijenii. 

Nox-PBOPiciKxoT,  Non-pro-fif-cn-si,  n.  wont  ot 
Nox  PBoriciEXT,  Non-pru-fiJ-cnt,  «.  wun  faui>  has 

uunl  nu  Jiroj^fs  in  an  qrt  or  ctudi. 
NoxpROs,  Non-pro^,  de  »t«t  ov  a  ^m  at  U  hwen 
de  pluntif  dux  not  911Z  tu  prosed:-  dt  ful  frax 
IX  {ifii  p>f-»Kj>iitur,)  H'ln  pru-fk-u-i-lur. 
Nox-PROtJSCD,  >'6n-i>ro«t,  a.  {Lauf  pcnnit«d  tu 

be  dropt. 
Nox-BESii'Kxrr,  Non-n^x-i-drn»,    n.    At   stat  or 

btig  I.  .  rcxidens. 

Nos-ui  -  ,1.    wun   bA  dm 

notr(.\  ^    .  ;  ^iU  dqli:  absenli. 

Nox-BEaiUki<T,   Nun-m-i-deni,    a.    not  rtiidig; 
absent.  [dien*. 

Nox-REAisTANCx.  Non-rr-iUt-ana,  a.   paaiv  ob«- 
Nox-RESisTAXT,  Non-rc-xixt-ani,  a.   not  rcxiftig; 

un<>|K.izig. 
Nox-REsisTixo,  Non-rt-tiit-ig,  a.  makig  no  rt- 
zi«tan!<.  [nod  mind. 

Nox-SAXE,  N6n-<an,   a.    {Lair)   not  .'an:   not   ov 
NoNSEXSE,  Noii-'on!",  II.  unmrnig  laiuwNj:  foji. 
.N«»\<jf  xsic  \i..   .\oii-M>n-!>i-knl,  a.    unniriiiii;  fiftli/. 
N"  :  V,  Non-.vn-«i-kal-i,  *</.  iJJi/li:  ri- 

, ti;  fi4i. 

N<'    ■  n»:m,  Nun-ji^n-ii-kal-nM,  ■.  atMurdi- 

Nox  skt^i  iTi  R,  Non  iKik-wi-tur,  [L.]  a  koaUq5oo 

not  woranird  bi  de  prrnii*rt.  (Jfoa. 

Nox-soLVTiox,  Nua-*w-li;-/ott,  n.  falyqr  or  teA\- 


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XON-SOLVENCT,  Non-sol-ven-si,  n.  inabiliti  tia 
pa:  insdlvensi.  [insolvent. 

XoN-soLVENT,  Non-sol-vent,  a.  unabl  tu  pa  dets; 

Non-submission,  Non-sub-miJ-on,  »,  wont  ov 
submijon. 

XoNsuiT,  N6n-st\,t,  n.  {Laii")  de  rsnunsiajon  ov  a 
si^t  bj  de  plautif,  most  komonli  upon  dt  diskuv- 
eri  ov  sum  eror  er  defekt,  hwen  dz  mater  iz  fqr 
proseded  in.  [proses. 

Nonsuit,  N6n-sq,t,  v.  t.  to.  stop  er  kwoj  in  legal 

NoN-TENUEE,  Non-ten-yn,r,  n.  {Law}  a  pie  in 
bqr  tu.  a  real  akjon,  bj  saifl  dat  be,  de  defen- 
dant, holdz  not  de  landz  menjond  in  de  plantifs 
kisnt  er  deklarajon. 

Non-term,  Non-term,  n.  {Law}  a  vakajon  be- 
twen  t(D  termz  ov  kort. 

NONTEOMTE,  Non-tron-jt,  ji.  {Min.}  a  silikat  ov 
jurn,  f-snd  in  smol  uodyiilz  imbeded  in  de  CDr  ov 
manganes. 

Non-usance,  Non-yi\z-ans,  n.  neglekt  ov  yi^s. 

NON-USEE,  Non-yixz-er,  n.    {Laic}   a   not  yi^zii); 

Noodle,  Ncf)-dl,t  «•  a  fii>l;  a  simplton.      [neglekt. 

Nook,  Nuk,  n.  a  kerner;  a  naro  plas. 

Noon,  Noan,  n.  de  midl  ov  de  da;  de  tjm  bwen  de 
sun  iz  in  de  meridian;  ndinda;  twelv  oklok. 

Noonday,  \^n-ds,   )  ^_  ^^^^     ^-^  ^^  ^^^^ 

Noontide,  NAn-tjd,  ) 

Noonday,  x\a,n-da     |  ^    ^leridional;  midda. 

Noontide,  Ntbn-tjd,  ) 

Nooning.  Ndon-ii),  n.  repoz;  er  a  repast  at  ncDn. 

Noose,  Nms,  or  Njjz,  n.  a  runig  not,  hwiq  bjndz 
de  kliaser  de  mor  it  iz  dren. 

Noose,  Ncds,  v.  t.  tu  tj  in  a  ncos;  tu  kaq. 

Nopal,  No-pal,  n.  a  Meksikan  plant;  de  {cactus 
opuntia,)  upon  hwiq  de  koqinel  insekt  bredz. 

Nope,  Nop,  n.  a.  bcrd;  de  bulfinq  er  redtal. 

NoE,  Ner,  konj.  a  iiegativ  pqrtikl; — korelativ  tu 
neder  er  not;  az,  "neder  dis  nor  dat." 

NoEMAL,  Nor-mal,  a.  perpendikyii^lar; — teqii)  rcolz 
and  prinsiplz;  elementari;  empltrd  az  a  rcol  er 
standard.  Kermal  grap,  a.  grcop  ov  roks  takn 
az  a  standard.  Nermal  skml,  a.  skcnl  for  traniij 
teqerz.  [de  Nermanz. 

NoEMAN,  Ner-man,   a.  relatig    tu  Nermandi   er 

NOEMAN,  Ner-man,  n.  a  nertman;  apljd  ferst  tu 
Q  Norwejian,  den  tu  a  nativ  ov  Nermandi; — a 
wudn  bqr  on  hwiq  de  kabl  iz  fasnd  tu  de 
windlas. 

NOESE,  Ners,  n.  de  laggwaj  fermerli  spokn  in 
anjent  Skandinavia;  de  Skandinavian  Gotik 
lapgwaj. 

Noeth,  Nerti,  n.  wun  ov  de  for  kqrdinal  pflfnts; 
de  pernt  opozit  ta  de  s-st,  er  tm  de  sun  hwen  in 
de  meridian. 

North,  Nort,  a.  nordern;  beiy  in  de  nert. 

NOETH-EAST,  Nert-est,  n.  de  pffnt  midwa  betwen 
de  nert  and  est.  [pernt. 

NoETH-EAST,   Nert-est,    a.    denotip   de   nert-est 

NoETH-EASTEEN,  Nert-est-em,  a.  relatir)  tu  de 
pernt  betwen  de  nert  and  est.  [nerdernli. 

Northerly,  Nord-er-li,  a.  beig  toardz  de  nert; 

Northern,  N'n-d-ern,*  a.  beiij  in  de  nert;  nert. 

Northern,  N6rd-ern,  n.  an  inhabitant  ov  de 
nert,  er  ov  a  nerdern  kuntri,  er  nerdern  pqrt  ov 
a  kuntri. 

NoETHEENEE,  Nord-em-er,  n.   wun  livig  in  de 

nert;  opozd  tu  suderner;  a  norderu. 
NOETHERNLY,  Nord-em-li,*  ad.  toardz  de  nert. 
Noetheenmost,  Nerd-em-most,    a.    fqrdest  tu 

de  nort. 
NOETHING,  Nerd-ig,  n.  {Naut.)  de  diferens  ov 
latitqd  hwiq  a  Jip  maks  in  salip  toardz  de  nort 
■^Q\-^—{Astron.)  de  mojon  er  distans  ov  a  planet 
from  de  ekwinokjal  nortward. 
NoETHMAN,  N(')rt-man,  ».,  pi.  Nert-men;  an  in- 
habitant ov  de  nert  ov  Yq,rop. 


NoETH-POLE,  Nort-pol,  n.  an  imajinari  pffnt  in  de 
norderu  hemisfer,  njnti  degi-e'z  from  de  ekwator, 

NoRTH-ST.\E,  Nort-stqr,  n.  dt  polstqr;  de  lodstqr. 

Northward,  Nort-ward,  a.  beig  toardz  de  nert. 

Northward,  N^ert-ward      |    ^         ^^^  ^      ^ 

Northwards,  Nert-wardz,  ) 

North-west,  Nert-west,  n.  de  pffnt  betwen  ds 
nert  and  west.  [nert-w6st. 

North-western,  Nert-west-em,  a.  beig  in  de 

North-wind,  Nert-wind,  7i.  a  wind  dat  bloz 
from  de  nort. 

Norwegian,  Ner-we-ji-an,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Norwa. 

Norwegian,  Ner-we-ji-an,  a.  belogig  tu  Norwa. 

Nose,  Noz,  n.  de  prominens  on  de  fas,  hwiq  iz 
de  organ  ov  sent,  and  givz  ijq,  tu  materz  bwiq 
et  tu  be  ekskreted;  de  end  ov  eni  tig,  az  ov 
beloz;  sent;  sagasiti.  XTut,  led  !>[  de  ruoz,  tm 
drag  bj  fors,  az  a  bv  bj  hiz  rig;  tu  led  bljndli. 
Till  fruit  wvnz  noz  intiu,  eni  cifqr,  tu  medl  im- 
pertinentli  wid  it.  Tu  put  lounz  noz  st  av  jBnt, 
tu  put  wun  ^'t  in  de  afekjonz  ov  aniider. 

Nose,  Noz,  v.  t.  tu  sent:  tu  smel;  tm  trust  de 
noz  az  in  fas  ov;  tu  fas. 

Nosed,  Nozd,  a.  havig  a  noz;  az,  log-wozcf. 

Nosegay,  Noz-ga,  n.  a  bunq  ov  fl'serz;  a  biDka. 

Noseless,  N6z-les,  a.  destitqt  ov  a  noz. 

Nosing,  N6z-ig,  n.  {Arch.}  de  moldig  upon  de 
uper  ej  ov  a  step. 

Nosle,  N6z-1,  >i.     Se  {Krizh.'}  [dizezez. 

Nosography,  No-s6g-ra-fi,   n.  a   deskripjon   or 

Nosological,  No-so-loj-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  no- 
soloji.  [oji. 

Nosologist,  No-s61-o-jist,  n.  wun  verst  in  nosol- 

Nosology,  No-s61-o-ji,  er  No-z61-o-ji,  n,  de 
doktrin  or  siens  ov  dizezez. 

Nostalgia,  Nos-tal-ji-a,  n.  {Med.)  homsiknes. 

Nostalgic,  Nos-tal-jik,  a.  relatig  tu.  nostaljiaj 
homsik. 

Nostril,  Nos-tril,  ji.  de  kaviti  ov  de  noz. 

Nostrum,  Nos-trum,  n.  a  kwak  medisin  kept  fer 
profit  in  de  handz  ov  de  inventor  er  ov  hiz  asine. 

Not,  Not,  de  pqrtikl  ov  negajon  er  refi^zal;  it  de- 
nots  sesajon;  not  onli.  Xnt  gilti,  in  le,  de  jen- 
eral  \\\\;  dt  pie  ov  a  defendant  in  a  kriminal 
akJon  er  prosekqjon. 

Nota  bene,  N6-ta  be-ne,  [Z.]  mqrk  icel; — yt^zd 
tu  pernt  'st  sumtig  dat  dezervz  partikyq,lar  no- 
tis;  komonli  abreviatcd  tu  N.  B. 

Notability,  No-ta-bil-i-ti,  n.  notablnes;  a  per- 
son or  sosjeti  ov  hi  er  nobl  ragk. 

Notable,  N6t-a-bl,J  a.  industrius;k^rful;busli5. 

Notable,   N6t-a-bl,  a.  remqrkabl;  memorabl. 

Notable,  N6t-a-bl,  n.  a  Frenq  noblman. 

Notableness,  N6t-a-bl-nes,  «.  k^rfulnes;  indus- 
tri;  trift.  [pertans. 

Notableness,  N6t-a-bl-nes,  n.  remqrkablnes;  im- 

NoTABLY,  N6t-a-bli,  ad.  kq,rfuli:  wid  busl. 

Notably,  Not-a-bli,  ad.  memorabli;  rcmqrkabli. 

Notarial,  No-ta-ri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  er  dun  bj  a 
notari. 

Notary,  N6-ta-ri,  n.  an  ofiser  amug  de  anjent 
Romanz  emplffd  tia  tak  nots  ov  kontrakts,  trj- 
alz,  and  publik  prosedigz; — in  modern  yqzaj,an 
ofiser  otorjzd  tu  atest  rjtigz  ov  eni  kind  hwig 
ma  konsern  de  publik;  a  notari-publik'. 

NoTAEY-PUBLic,  N6-ta-ri-pub-lik,  n.  {Law)  a 
notari  er  ofiser  hcb  publikli  atests  dokyqments 
er  rjtigz,  tu  mak  dem  etentik  in  foren  kuntriz; 
a  notari. 

Notation,  No-ta-Jon,  n.  de  qrt  or  praktis  ov  sig- 
nif  jig  eni  tig  bj  mqrks  or  karakterz;  partikyq,- 
larli  ov  signifjig  nuniberz  bj  dqr  apropriat  sjnz 
in  aritmetik  and  aljebia:  in  aniider  sens  de  notis 
or  nulcj  ova  wurd  hwiq  iz  aforded  bj  its  orijinal 
yqs  er  etimoloji,  and  hens,  an  4rgqment  dren 
from  etimoloji. 


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Notch,  Nuq,  n.  a  nik;  a  bolo  knt  in  eni  Hg;  in- 
dcntujun. 

NoTt  Ji,  Si<<;,  e.  t.  tu  kut  in  sni'il  holai. 

NoTeii-BOAKi>,  Nu<j-)>urd,  u.  At  l>urd  bwi^  nair% 
At  oiidi  ov  At  »l«(«  iu  a  si;\rltii'!. 

NOTK,  Nut,  M.  u  in<;rk  «>r   tukii  Lj  1  '   n  ii 

nun:  nutin;  hrd;  rcpj-nlajun;  nkv  n; 

■tat  ov  b*in  obn/rvj;  iqii;  rffs;  h.,; '..it- 

Lxliuit  itvnd:  a  »il)gl  KViid  iu  mil  zik,  -u  Jort  bint; 
abrtviajon;  Himbol:  -a  /itrt  rrin<'irk  nr  korn-ntnri: 
anu(ii/on;  ubzervii/un:     a    mini\t    '  iuiii: 

a  /•»rt  Iftor;  u  Ijilit;  a  diiiluiualik  ■  ii; 

a  $ub.-ikr{bd  ji«i>fr  uknok-jifl  a  dit.  i  _  .  -m 
p«ment:  u  pruiui^uri  nut. 

Note,  Not,  p.  t.  tu  mqrk;  tia  distipgwij;  tu  ob- 
B^rv;  tu  remi'irk;  tu  bed;  tu  atdnd;  tu  tak  no- 
lis  ov;  tu  innk  d  tuuuiurdndum  uv;  lu  otitur  in  a 
buk;  tu  sot  d'sn;  tu  set  dtiu  iu  ut^zikal  kunik- 
terx. 

Note- BOOK,  Nut-buk,  n.  a  buk  kontanitj  not«. 

NoT£0.  Nul-ed,  />.  a.  rcmqrkubl;  cmincut;  fuuiu8. 

NoTKOLT,  Nut-od-li,  Mti.  wid  obiervajon;  wid  du- 
ti«. 

NOTEONESS,  Nut-ed-noA,  n.  At  stnt  ov  beig  not«d. 

NoTKLKT.  Nul-Ict,  w.  u  /.•rl  nut:  a  bik-t. 

NoTLR,  Nut-er,  n.  wun  bcb  tnkii  not  or  nutix. 

NoTtwoBTUV,  Nul-wur-di,  a.  dtnTvig  nutij". 

Nothing,  Niit-iu,  n.  nrgiijon  ov  btiu:  nouentiti: 
yiinivfrsal  iirpijun:  not  eni  tig,  opuzd  tu  gutn- 
ti'j;  a  tig  ov  no  pnjporjon  or  valyq:  u  tqfl. 

NoTliivfMRi  *•«.  Nut-ig-a-ri-an,  n.  wun  bii>  ii  ov 
n. '  btltf  or  dtnominnjon.  [ten.". 

Noi  •  if-ig-nM,  II.    nibiliti;  non-ofjiii- 

NoTi  .  II.  u  rtmqrk;  htd;  obiorrajon;  rt- 

f^rd;  atlvja;  wirnig:  infurma/on;  intelij(.-n«. 

NOTICB,  Na-ti:*,  r.  t.  tu  DOt;  tu  bed;  tu  obt^rv: 
tu  reRi(rd:  tu  nt«iid  tu:  tu  luind:  tu  tak  nutisov. 

Noticeable,  Nu-liif-a-bl,  a.  dat  lua  be  noti!<t: 
wurdi  ov  nuti.i;  obzorvabl. 

NoTiriCATio.v,  Nu-ti-fi-ku-/on,  n.  At  akt  ov  ndi- 
tit(ig:  uuti.':  infunna/on. 

NoTirv,  Nu-ti-fi,  r.  t.  tu  drkl4n  tu  mak  nun, 
wid  tu.  "  Suij  protest  inu.<t  be  natif|<l,  widin 
forten  dn«  uftcr,  tu  At  dr>or."  In  At  i\'i;7<</ 
atttU,  it  ii  ofn  yqid  in  At  sensov  tu  infurm,  tu 
gic  nutis  tu,  az,  '•+  uutiffi  iiim  ov  Aii  mater;" 
jn^ted  ciV,  \  mjtij'i'l  din  in.itrr  tu  bim. 

NoTiox,  Nii-Jon,  n.  tot;  rcpmcntajon  ov  eni  tig 
formd  b|  de  m^nd:  (dta;  imaj;  konsepjon;  senti- 
ment: upinyon:  ^vn.*;  under8tandig;--j>/.  l»taA 
wun  or  triflx.  {('.  S.} 

NoTio.VAL,  Nb>-Jun-al,  a.  imajinari;  (dfal;  vi3un- 
ari:  not  rral. 

NoTiONALLT,  Nifi-Jon-al-i,  ad.  in  {dra:  ment&li. 

N0T10M8T,  Nti-Jon-ist,  n.  a  vijonari.  [jiojur. 

NoToBitTT,  No-tu-rj-e-ti,  h.  publik  nolej  or  cks- 

NoTURioiB,  No-tu-ri-ufl,  JI.  poblikli  non;  evident 
tu  dr  wurld:-  koinonii  yqxd  in  an  il  sen.*. 

NOTORiotsLT,  Nu-tu-ri-u«-li,  ad.  publikli:  Evi- 
dent"..   .  .ii'.i.         ^  [notorjeti. 

Not  '  -    No-tu-ri-ua-nM,  «.  publik  fam: 

Not  I.  [L.]  dc  s'st  wind. 

NoTu  , .  ,.^.  ,  ,..isa,  Not-wid-stind-ig,  konj.  oldu: 
n«'v  •rdrlen. 

NOTWITHSTANDIXO,  Not-wid't-^nd-ip.  pr^.  mid- 
■jt  hindr.tn.4  (rum:  not  prr^'  .1  ov. 

Nought.  Not,  n.  nutig.     ."». 

Nous.   N>in,   n.  (<»r.jm.^   At  1  :ii   tig  dat 

e^i<t».  or  ov  bwiq  wt  nav  eni  {dru  sr  nu/00.  G 
pri'p<r  run  il  At  nam  or  an  individyqal  p^rMD 
or  tig;  ai,  Jon,  Lundon,  k».  Kmmm  itma  or  namt 
ov  »>>rt<i  or  kiadx,  kontanig  meai  iadividji^ali; 
as,  m:in,  ^iti. 

Nourish,  Ndr-iJ,  r.  t.  tu  frd  and  km  tu  era;  tu 
prumot  p-ut  and  ."trcgt:  tu  'upkjrt  b^  (did;  tu 
mantan:  tu  cnkdnij;  tu  fumdnl. 


NouBiBHABLK,  Ndr-JJ-A-bl,  4.  mutptiw  or  wait- 

menl. 

N" V    -    '  hr  or  dat  bwit;  ndri/ei. 

•^'  lit,    a.    fiad;  •dfUnaaa; 

Mil. 
NoVAcLLMl.,    No    Nak    vq-lut,  (I.    (  JUift.)   aiK^TJi- 

liju.1  •tun  yi^id  fur  kuni  and    bwrl-«t4tiia;   dt 

ruzur-atun. 
NovATiA.f,  No-vu-Jan,  n.  a  folur  ov  Nuvatoi  m 

NuvaJianiK,  kiit^in^Nirarii,  ait'l  rrl>'-.f!"-  ov  da 

3rd  ^.  .1  tia 

dry 
Novate  ■  .  .     .    mar 

At  NwWijaUi. 

Novel.  Nov -el,  a.  nt^;  not  an/ent;  ov  rtx-nt  ori- 
jin  or  intrudukjon. 

Novel,  Nov -el,  n.  a  «pr/ei  ov  Tiktijiu  kompoiijon 
in  proz;  a  tal.  In  A'urnan  /«,  u  supltmeulari 
koii^titijun,  ai  ov  sum  emperors;  a  lu  anelut  la 
At  ku<l. 

N0VELI8M,  Nov-cl-is-m,*  n.  inova/on;  novelti. 

Novelist,  N6v-cl-i«t,  n.  a  r^ter  ov  novels; — an  in- 
uvator. 

Novelty,  N6v-el-ti,  n.  ni^nc*;  inovajon:  frejnet. 

NuvEUDER,  Nu-vem-ber,  n.  At  rlevnt  munt  ot 
At  yrr;  [lie  n^nt  munt  ov  de  ICumant,  rt-knd 
from  Murij.J  [kolektivli, 

.NovE.VARy,  N6v-«n-a-ri,  n.  de  number  ov  njn:  n^n 

•NuVE.N.viAL,  No-v^n-i-al,  a.  dun  evcri  njnt  yrr. 

NuvERCAL,  No-v<-r-kul,  d.  rclatig  tu  u  »tep-mudcr. 

Novice,  N6v-i.s  n.  wun  ba>  ix  ni^  in  eni  bixncs;  a 
br^iner:  wun  in  de  nrxlimcnt:):  wun  ba>  bas  eo- 
terd  u  relijuij  bus,  but  not  takn  de  vn;  a  proba> 
Joner. 

NoviCESHiP,  N6v-i8-Jip,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  novia. 

NoviLUNAR,  No-vi-lii-nar,  a.  relatig  tu  de  nx^ 
niibn. 

Novitiate,  No-viJ-i-at,  h.  de  stat  ov  a  novia;  tjm 
for  li-niig  de  lUidimenu*;  de  t{m  »pent  in  a  relijiu 
hTSi  on  proba/on,  brfuir  At  v-s  ix  lakn. 

Now,  Nk,  ad.  at  dis  tjm;  at  de  tjm  prcxcnt:  at 
Ai*  tjm,  or  uuli  a  litl  bw^l  agu:  at  wun  tjm:  at 
antider  tjm.  It  is  »umt(ms  a  konjugkjon,  kon- 
oktig  till  projiuxiJ-'nTr  «?.  "If  di!<  be  Inl),  he  il 
giiti;  ns  Aii  is  tr-.    '  is  gilti.     .Vs  and 

df II,  at  wun  t{m 

Now.  Nk,  n.  At  jT  '  tnoment. 

NowAUAra,  Nii-a-dax,^>i.  lu  dc  present  tjmeri^. 

NoWAT,  Nu-wa,     (1        .  . 

Noways.  .Vu-wix.)   *'^-  ""» ««>  «".  maner. 

Noxious,  Nok-Ju!<,  a.  hurtful;  hqrmful;  hwnfal; 
unbol.-um:  mi!»^ivus:  |>emiju':  ffi'ti. 

NoxioisLT.  N6k-Ju.<-li.  ad.    hu-  -  i. 

NoxiotsMj*.  N6k-|u!i-nc.«,  n.    ■ 

Noyau,  Nu-yu,  n.  I».l  a  riq  k  .  .   j„.       .  ^  ;.:i. 

NozLE,  "r  Nozzle.  N6x-I,  n.  de  oes:  de  Kovt:  dc 
end,  ax  ov  a  bclux:  a  pur/i>n  nv  n  utem  rnjin. 

Nubile,  Ni'^-bil.  a.  miri.i  i'  '    '  •  *      marij. 

Nubility  Nii-l>il-i-ti,  «.  ig  nuriiabl. 

NUCAMENTACEOUS,   Nq-k.i  .-.a.    {Bi4.} 

bavig  log  ekskrejvn-er.  [ni^klriui. 

NucLEiFORM.  Nq-kU-i-form,a.  {/1-4.)  fonnd  Ijka 
Nucleus,  Nii-kle-u.",  n.  At  k?mel  ova  nut;— dat 

ab«t  bwii;  tiumtig  ix  K^^erd  and  konglubat«d:  dt 

b"*!!  or  bid  ov  a  komi't.  iperikqrp. 

Nucule.  Nii-kiil,  «.  {Ji'4.)  a  tv»A,  hqrd.  wd-lik 
NuDATiox,  Ni^nda-Jon,  m.  de  akt  ov  makig  b^r  or 

naked. 
Nude,  Ni^d,  a.  b^r  naked.   In  £a,  rod:  not  valid. 
Nl'DOK,  Nuj,  r.  t.  tu  tufj  ienlli;  tu  gir  a  bint  «r 

signal  bia  1  '  t;1  de  band,  clbu  nr  fuU 

NUDITT,  Nq  i  -.'■d  pqrts;  Dak««lD<«:  pov- 

erti;-  pi.  I  iigyqrx  ar  pqru  o»  fij- 

yqn  cniir;  Jrapcri. 

Nudum  pact  1  p4k-tum,    [L]  (X«w) 

a  b^r  konUj.-.. ..^.i-ment  not  valid. 


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NuGACiTT,  Nri-gas-i-ti,  n.  fq,tiliti;  trjflir)  tek. 

NuG^,  Ni\,-je,  n.  pi.  [//.]  trjflz;  sili  versez;  tir)z 
ov  litl  valyii.  [trjfliij. 

NcGATio.v,  Nn,-ga-Jon,    n.    de  akt  er   praktis  ov 

NuGATOEY,  Nii,-ga-to-ri,  a.  trjflii);  fiitil;  insignif- 
ikant. 

Nuisance,  Nix-sans,  n.  sumtig  ofensiv.  In  Le, 
sumtii)  dat  ansz  ds  publik. 

Null,  Nul,  v.  t.  tia  aniil;  tia  anjhilat. 

Null,  Nul,  a.  verd;  ov  no  fors;  inefektyTi,al. 

NuLLiBiETY,  Nul-i-bj-e-ti,*  n.  ds  stat  ov  bsig  no- 
hw;\r.  [niilifjii). 

Nullification,  Nul-i-fi-ka-Jon,  n.    de  akt  ov 

NuLLiFiDiAN,  Nul-i-fid-i-an,  a.  ov  no  onesti;  ov 
no  rElijon;  ov  no  fat. 

Nullify,  Niil-i-fj,  v.  t.  tu.  antil;  tia  mak  vffd. 

Nullity,  Ntil-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  fors;  wont  ov  egzis- 
tens. 

Nullum  arbitrium,  Ndl-um  qr-bit-ri-um,  [£.] 
{Law}  "  No  award;"  de  pie  ov  de  defendant, 
prosskixted  on  an  qrbitrajon  bond,  fer  not  abjdiij 
bj  an  awdrd. 

Numb,  Num,  a.  terpid;  qil;  mojonles;  bEnumd. 

Numb,  Num,  v.  i.  tu  mak  terpid;  tu  stii,pefi. 

NuMBKDNESS,  Num-ed-nes,*  n.  terpor. 

Number,  Num-ber,  v.  t.  tu  k'snt;  tu  tel:  tu  rekn. 

Number,  Num-ber,;*.  dat  hwiq  iz  kisnteder  told, 
in  distiijkjon  tu  figyn,rd  ekstent  hwiq  iz  megi|rd; 
multiti],d  az  distiijgwijt  from  magnitq^d;  a  yiinit, 
wun;  an  asemblaj  or  agregat  ov  yr^nits,  smol  or 
grat;  a  grat  asemblaj;  a  multitiid.  In  Gramar,  ds 
mod  ov  signifjii)  wun,  er  mor  dan  wun,  az  ma 
be  rekwjrd;  proporjonz  kalkii^lated  bj  number, 
hweder  ov  tjmz  az  in  anjent  poetri,  er  ov  silablz 
az  in  modern  poetri;  hwens  hqrmoni,  soi),  poetri. 

NuMBERER,  Num-ber-er,  n.  wun  hit)  numberz. 

Numberless,  Num-ber-les,  a.  mor  dan  kan  be 
k-snted.  [Bibl. 

Numbers,  Num-berz,   n.  jil.   de  forfi  bmk  in'de 

NuMBLES,  Niim-blz,  ».  pi.     Se   Homlles. 

Numbness,  Num-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  num;  ter- 
por; dednes;  interupjon  ov  akjon  er  sensajon. 

Numerable,  Nii,-mer-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beip 
numberd. 

Numeral,  Ni\-mer-al,  a.  relatii)  tm  number;  kon- 
sistir)  ov  number.  3e  nx[7neral  leterz  qr  de  sevn 
Koman  kapitalz,  namli,  I,  V,  X,  L,  C,  D,  M;  de 
n-iimeral-figyiirz,  1,  2,  3,  4,  5,  6,  7,  8,  9,  0. 

Numeral,  Ni|,-mer-al,  n.  a  numeral  karakter  er 
leter.  [ber. 

Numerally,  Nix-mer-al-i,  ad.  akordir)   tu  num- 

Numeraey,  N\i,-mer-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu  a  serten 
number.  [merat. 

Numerate,  Nii,-mer-at,  v.  i.  tu  rekn;  tu  enix- 

NuMERATiON,  Ni^^-mer-a-Jon,  n.  de  qrt  ov  num- 
berit);  notajon. 

Numerator,  Nvi-mer-a-tor,  n.  wun  ho)  numberz. 
In  Viilc/ar  FraJcJimz,  de  number  plast  abiiv  de 
Ijn,  and  Joz  h-s  meni  pqrts  ov  de  yiinit  qr  takn. 

Numerical,  Nq,-mer-i-kal,  a.  denotii)  number; 
nqmeral.  [tu  number. 

Numerically,  Nq-mer-i-kal-i,   ad.   wid  respekt 

NuMEEO,  Nq-me-ro,  n.  number;  de  figyqrer  mqrk 
bj  hwiq  eni  ov  a  number  ov  tiijz  iz  distiggwijt: 
abreviated  tu  {JVo.} 

Numerous,  Nq-mer-us,  a.  konsistii)  ov  meni; 
meni;  not  fq; — konsistig  ov  poetik  numberz; 
mq,zikal.  [ig  nqmerus. 

NuMEROUSNESS,  Nq-mcr-us-nes,  n.  de  statov  be- 

NuMiSMATiCAL,  Nq-miz-mat-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu 
nqmizraatiks.  [ktrnz  and  medalz. 

Numismatics,  Nq-raiz-mat-iks,  n.  pi.  de  sjons  ov 

NuMiSxViATOLOGY,  Nq-miz-ma-tfll-o-ji,  n.  ds  his- 
tori  or  siens  ov  kernz;  nqmizmatiks. 

Nummary,  Niim-a-ri,        (    a.    relatiij  tu   muni; 

Nummular,  Niim-yq-lar,  j       munetari. 


NuMMULTTE,  Num-q,-ljt,  n.  an  ekstigkt  moldskus 
animal,  ov  a  tin,  lentikyqlar  Jap,  divjded  inter- 
nal! intu  qamberz  or  selz.  [person. 

NuMPS,  Numps,+  n.   a  kant  eksprejon  for  a  ftDliJ 

Numskull,  Num-skul,t  n.  a  duns;  a  dolt;  a  blok- 
hed. 

Numskulled,  Num-skuld,J:  a.  dul;  stqpid. 

Nua\,  Nun,  n.  a  femal  devote,  amui)  de  Roman 
Katcjliks,  ho),  Ijk  a  mugk  ov  de  uder  seks,  se- 
klqdz  herself  in  a  relijus  komqniti,  and  maks 
profejon  ov  perpetyq,al  qastiti;— de  blq  tit-m'ss; 
a  smol  kind  ov  pijon. 

Nuncio,  Nun-Ji-o,  n.  [L.]  an  envff  from  de  pop 
tu  negojiat  on  ekleziastikal  af4rz.  [likli. 

Nuncupate,  Nun-k^-pat,*  v.  t.    tu  deklqr  pub- 

NuNCUPATiVE,  Nun-kq-pa-tiv,        )    a.    publikli 

Nuncupatory,  Nun-kq-pa-to-ri,*  )  deklaratori; 
verbali  prou'snst,  not  ritn. 

Nundinal,  Nun-di-nal,  a.  relatiri  tu  a  f^r  er 
mqrket,  er  tu  de  njnt  da.  Amui)  de  Romanz,  a 
nundinal  leter  woz  wun  ov  de  ferst  at  leterz  ov 
de  alfabet,  hwiq  wer  repeted  suksesivli  from  Az 
ferst  tu  de  Inst  da  ov  de  yer,  in  suq  a  man- 
er  dat  wun  ov  dez  leterz  eksprest  de  mqrket  da, 
hwiq  returnd  everi  nini  da. 

Nunnery,  Nun-er-i,  n.  a  hiss  er  konventfer  nunz. 

Nuptial,  Nup-Jal,  a.  relatii)  tu  marij;  konstitqt- 
ii}  marij;  j'l^zd  er  dun  in  marij.  [marij. 

Nuptials,  Nup-Jalz,  n.  pi.    marij;    seremoni  ov 

Nurse,  Nurs,  «,  a  wuman  dat  haz  de  k^r  ov  in- 
fants, er  ov  aniiderz  qjld;  a  muder  dqrii)  de  tjm 
ov  suklii)  her  qjld;  wun  hit)  bredz  er  edyqkats;  a 
wuman  hot)  haz  ds  kqr  ov  a  sik  person;  an  old 
wuman  in  kontemt;  statovbeii)  nurst; — ase-fij. 
Yqzd  in  kompozijon  adjektivli,  az,  »«r*-qild. 

Nurse,  Nurs,  v.  t.  tu  tend  az  a  nurs;  tu  brig  up 
a  qjld;  tu  qerij;  tu  fed:  tU  tend  de  sik;  tu  pam- 
per; tu  manaj  ekonomikali  so  az  tu  inkres. 

Nurse-child,  Nurs-qjld,  n.  a  qjld  dat  iz  nurst;  a 
nurslii).  [in  nursiij  qildren. 

NuKSE-MAiD,  Nurs-mad,  n.  a  mad-servant  emplM 

Nukse-pond,  Nurs-pond,  n.  a  pond  fer  yug  fij. 

Nurser,  Nurs-er,  n.  wun  hcD  nursez;  a  promoter. 

Nursery,  Nurs-er-i,  n.  de  akt  ov  nursig;  de  ob- 
jekt  ov  a  nursez  kqr;  a  plas  ov  nursig;  a  planta- 
Jon  ov  yug  trez; — a  plas  hwq,r  qildren  qr  nurst 
and  brot  up. 

Nuesery-man,  Nurs-ei-i-man,  n.  wun  emplffd  in 
de  kultivajon  ov  nurseriz  ov  Jrubz  and  trez. 

Nursing,  Nurs-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  brigig  up  yug;  de 
akt  ov  takig  k%r  ov  de  sik. 

Nursling,  Nurs-lig,  n.  wun  nurst  up;  a  fondlig, 

Nurstle,  Niirs-l,  v.  t.  tu  qeriJ;  tu  nuzl. 

Nurture,  Nurt-yqr,  n.  fcod;  djet;  edyi|,kaJon;  in- 
strukjon. 

Nurture,  Nurt-yq,r,  •».  t.  tu  edyq,kat;  tu  tran. 

Nussieeite,  Niis-er-jt,  n.  {Min.}  a  fosfat  ov  led 
and  Ijm. 

Nut,  Nut,  »j.  de  frcDt  ov  serten  trez  and  Jrubz, 
konsistig  ov  a  hqrd  Jel  inklozig  a  kernel;  in  Ms- 
kdniks,  a.  smel  silinder  er  uder  Japt  bodi,  wid 
tet  or  projekjonz  formig  de  iner  bodi,  hwiq  kor- 
espondz  wid  an  TStward  wun.  Aid  </v  a  sk?'cb,  a 
pes  ov  jurn  yx\zd  in  konekjon  wid  a  bolt. 

Nut,  Nut,  v.  i.  tu  gader  nuts. 

Nutation,  Ni^-ta-Jon,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  tremyqlua 
mo  [on  ov  de  aksis  ov  de  ert.  [log. 

Nutbrown,  Niit-br-sn,  a.    br-sn  Ijk   a  nut:  kept 

Nut-cracker,  Nut-krak-er,  n.  a  spejez  ov  berd; 
— /'/.  an  instrcnment  tu  krak  nuts. 

Nutgall,  Nut-gol,)i.  a  hqrd  ekskresens  ov  an  ok. 

NuTHOOK,  Niit-huk,  n.  a  stikwid  a  huk,  tu  pal 
d'sn  b'sz  ov  nut  trez. 

Nutmeg,  Nut-meg,  n.  an  aroma tik  nut,  yqzd  in 
kukeri;  de  nam  olso  ov  de  tre,  hwiq  groz  in  ds 
iloluka  ilandz,  and  yeldz  nutmegz  and  mas. 


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NuTKiEST,  Nt^-lri-ent,  m.  ndririB;  ni^tri/ai. 
NuTUiMKST,  Nii-iri-meut,  n.  nurijinuut;  fi&d;  ali- 

lUfiit.  [in^otal. 

NuTRiUEMTAL,  Nii-tri-m^n-Utl,   a.    ndrijiu;    ali- 
Ni'TKiTio.H,  Nii-triJ-on,  ».  At  akl  or  ndnjiu;  nur- 

i/inont;  fJxl:  aliment. 
Nutritious,  Nii-triJ-us,  m.   hmrig  de  kwoliti  or 

...    ■,<irijig:  nutritir. 

Ni(-lri-tiv,  4.  ndrijig;  mitritn^nlal. 
.,.  Nii-tri-ttir,*  n.  de  pTier  uv  ndri/io. 
>  I  iiiit.i.L,   .N'dl-/el,  /».  dt  hijni  Jel  or  a  uut;  t<um- 

ti(j  uv  'luul  kumixLt,  or  litl  vulyii. 
NuTTALlTE,  Ndt-Bl-jt,  n.  ( J/i«.)  u  uinenil  a<>j/i- 

bUhI  wid  knlk  Kpqr,  ukdrig  in  prizuiutik  kri^tAlx. 
NUTTIXO,  Ndl-ip,  n.  At  akt  or  godcriu  nuui. 
Nux  VOMICA,   Su\ls  vum-i-ka,  >«.  [L.]   a  yoiaua 

nut:  At  t'not  or  a  s((f  Jri  or  strikno!<,  rtmqrkabl 

fur  kontiiiiio  dr  v^jeto  alknlj  striknia. 
Nuzzle,  .Ndi-I.J  c  (.  tu  nur*;  tu  foster;  tu  no.«l: 

tu  b'Bt:  tu  eiun4r  in  a  Diia  or  trap;  tu  put  u 

rig  in  dr  nox.  [l>og. 

NuzzLK,  Ndx-I,  r.  I.  tu  go  wid  At  noi  d'sn  l(k  a 
Ntctalops,  Nik-ta-lupd,  n.  wun  ha  sex  distigkili 

onli  in  de  tw^lit,  er  in  de  dqrk. 


NroTALorr,  Nik-u-lo-pi,  >.  a  dli^  ar  \nii\mmt 

{un  or  dc  I  in  hwic;  a  p^raon  Ml  bwlar  H  n|l  Ah 
>i  da. 

t|,*  H.  a  Did  lar  bntid,  as  or  (oxanU. 

AU,  Nii-gu,  N.  {ZjU.}  a  ({icjex  or  Ujij  Aa- 


i  da. 

XtK.    .N|,»    B. 

Ntluuj 
letup. 

NrMru,  Nimf.  m.  a  femal  bcip,  in  Urtk  miMlaji, 
imrtakiy  or  dr  ..■.•.....  ■ -'- xnd  men:  a  Kodas 
ov  de  wad/.  In    I'urtri,  a 

ln'li:     dr  kr.  ir-.'rln. 

.,  or  orelia  ■ 
.V  1  ■  ■  m-fe-a,  «.  (/.      ,      ,      .)  or  plaaU; 

dc    M«lc[-ilii. 

NYMFiiifARLa,  Nim-fip-R-nu,  m.  prodqiiQ  nimfr. 

.Nympiiikii,  .Viin-fif,  «.  rrii*  -  •  ■  '    li  4k. 

.Nymi-iiliki;,  Nimf-ljk,  ». 

NYMfULY.   Niiuf-li,  H<1.  li^ 

.NYMnioMAMA,  Nim-lu-iua  111  a,  /     «.    «,J/<!i.)  a 

NrMfuuMA.N'Y,  .Niui-fu-nui-ni,       f      dixiz  in  It- 

until  bwi(^  ix  ati-udud  wid  an  irexiJtibl  dcxjr  or 

s^ksiyiial  intorkon. 
Nys,  or  Sis,  Nix,*  [konip/un  or  im  m,]  nun  it,  not 


0. 


0  0,  a  r'sel,  if  jri^xd  aianabreria/on;  as,  0.  S. 
,  q\\  »t(l:  cb  f»r  {iibivit,  obiit,  or  litU,)  djd.— 
It  has  VHriu.4  jrKndx,  ax  in  {nntt,  nut,  nt>r,  mort.) 
Bcfktr  trij  namx,  it  si^niflx  tun,  ekwiralont  tu 
FiU  in  Igiflan'l,  and  J/id:  in  Skotlund. 

0,  (J,  inler.  e\ijpTii'\\j  a  wij  or  ek"k!:i:nn/'in  nr 
emoJoD.  [i: 

0,  t),  n.  a  sifer  or  not.  In  J/i/n'l-,  -i, 

Oaf,  Of,  n.  a  qanjlig;  an  idiot;  u  :      ,    ^^  . 

b{  de  fi)rix,  in.'tiSd  ov  a  mor  witi  wuu. 

OArisa,  Uf'iJ.  ».  8tiipid;  dul;  dultij. 

OAriSHVESS,  iit'xf-Des,  n.  sti^piditi;  dulncs. 

Oak,  (Jk,  n.  a  forest  and  ltd  wud,  valyqd  for  tim- 
ber. 

Oakapple,  C)k-ap-l,  n.  a  spunji  ek<ikr6:»en.'<  on  de 
Irvx  or  tender  branijcz,  prudqst  bj  de  punktvtir 
ov  an  iii^^ekt.  Iniuq  ynid  in  tanii). 

Oak-bark,   Uk'bqrk    n.    At  bqrk  ov  de  ok  tre, 

OaKEM.  (.>k'n.  fl.  ini'l  "V  rtr  brig  fn)iu  ok. 

Oak  1  rrn,  n.  dc  Ijv  ok:  de 

Oaki  ,.  ;jK.k-. 

Oaki  V  .  ,, bland  bj  uniwi.it- 

ig  uM  !^[a  l;C  •u.|>.g  Uk^. 

Oar,  tJr,  ».  a  pol  or  in^tnnmcnt  wid  a  brod  end 
or  bind  bj  hwii;  bol<  qr  rod. 

Oar.  (Jr.  r.  f.  tu  \m\<«\  bj  roiij. — r.  1.  tu  ro. 

OAR-rooTED,  (Jr'f  ut-ed,  a.  havig  fet  yqxd  ax  or«. 

Oarmma.h,  (Jn'mao,  n.,pl.  Urx'mcn:  wunboimin- 
ajex  orx. 

Oart,  (Jr'i,  M.  harin  dr  form  or  yqn  or  orx. 

Oasis,  C/a-ii*.  n.,  pf.  cya-^x;  a  nam  (jirn  tudox 
f?rtil  tpnt«,  woterl  bj  »fin{ix,  bwiq  okdr  in  dt  grat 
nodi  aexerl4  <<v   '  -    ' 

Oa«T,  O^t,  It.  a  k  ..(«. 

Oat,  Ot,  H.  a  gnw  - 1  in  de  piqral.    cle 

mel  or  di^  KTun,  ut  uxt\,  ii  \i\\\  nqlriju*.       [ols. 

Oatcake,    Di'kak,  n.  a  kak  mad  <>r  dc  mcl  or 

OATE.f,  Ol'n,  J.  mad  or  utii:  b;(rip  ota. 

Oath.  (Jt,  h.,  pi.  Odx;  a  tulem  dcklarajon,  mad 
wid  on  ap/l  tu  (t<Ki  for  it*  tndt.  [aa  al. 

Oath  bre.\ki>'0,    (Jt'-brak-ig,  n.  de  riula/oo  ot 

Oat-malt,  (Jt'nixlt,  n.  melt  mad  ov  uis. 

Oatmeal,  CJt'iiicI,  n.  fl^er  mad  bj  grjodij)  oto. 


Oats,  Qit,  n.  pi.  a  kjod  or  j^ran  jtoerali  girn  ta 

horsex. 
Obblioato,  Ob-li-g^-t^i  '•  [ft-]  {Mut.)  aignifiig 

mad  for  de  instrument  namid;  klosli  kooekted. 
Obcordatk,  Ub-ktir-dat,  a.  Japt  Ijk  a  bqrt  pUut 

invi;T«li. 
''  .  ^  tu  dro  over  ax  a  kurerip. 

,'on,  n.  At  akt  ov  kuvcrig. 
'  '  .     '  '      ■  ,  .•^ii-si,  vr  Ob-dq-ra-si,  n.    de 

kwoiiii  ov  brin  oJdqrat;  inflckaibl  wikednea;  iia- 

pcnitcnii!  hqrdni'.'*  ov  bqrt. 
Obi     •:   -      "     '        i",  ©rOb-di^-nit,  a.  bqrd;  ob- 
.-tuborn;  bqrj;  rugvvl;  ka]iu; 

'i  I  manor. 

OiiijLU.AikLV,    Uii'dq-rat-li,    md.    in  an  6bdiy«t 
Obdurate.vlhs,  Ob'dq-rat-nes,  n.  stubomooa;  6t>- 

dqrasi. 
Ubduratiox,  Ob-dq-ra-Jon,  n.  dc  akt  or  aakig 

6b<l'ira';  hqr»Ine«:  •t(iK'>mn'^. 
Obi  ,  ■  •  •    ■      ,i,J>. 

.f,d 

,-  .       _  jure- 

lUitbl  or  uiilolul  dt:  k"iikiuUi  Uia  be. 
OsEDiE.tT,   (d-be-di-ent,  a.    jiubmivir  tu  otoriti: 

konipl{:int  wid  komdnd:  prubibijon;  obsckwios, 

dqtiful.  (obrdieo*. 

Obediential,     O-be-di-^-Jal,*    a.    relatig    tu 
Obk.dientlt,  Q-be'-di-rnt-li,  ud.  wid  obedien*. 
Ubeisanck,  lJ-ba-san.«,  xr  (J-b^-«aa.s  n.  a  bv;  a 

kiirte.'<i:  un  akt  or  rcvcrcoj  mad  bj  inklina/on  or 

de  bodi  or  oe.  jubctixk. 

Obrli<><-a!,.  <th-e-lis-kal,  a.  harig  Ar  fonn  or  aa 
Oui        :    "'      ;i«k,  n.  <xV  '     '  •        ■  .rqlar  kol- 

I  upwurdi,  t«  jpnilt  ia- 

k  v.>  :tx  tu  t   :  .1  ap«k«  at 

dc  i.^i .  '    up  for  a  ui(ui->fiAl; — a  mqrk 

in  a  b  .  i.',  ks.,  du«  [t]. 

Obelize,  i..  .  .,..  . . /.  tu  mqrk  wid  aa  6b«lB«; 

tu  mqrk  ax  spqriui  or  ai  luspijut. 
Obrlus,   Ob'r  Ius,  n.    /..]  pi.   Ub't-U,  a  tpit  «r 

•per.    In  I>iplo>itAl>l:t,  a  mqrk  tu  denut  a  mm- 

Siktcd  p*«j  in  a  buk  or  aiaojrqiknpt^  ]r^|%pJi 
iu(  —  )or diu  {-^—  1. 


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OBS 


Oberon,  Ob'e-ron,  n,  de  fabld  kig  ov  de  f^riz. 

Obese,   O-bes,  a.  fat;  fleji;  gros;  k9rpq,lent. 

Obesity,  O-bes-i-ti,  n.  fatnes;  flejines;  eksesiv 
fatnes. 

Obey,  O-ba,  v.  t.  tm  ysld  obsdiens  tu;  tm  sub- 
mit tu;  tu  komplj  wid;  tu  komplj  wid  from 
reverens  tu  etoriti. 

Obeyer,  O-ba-er,  n.  wun  hcD  obaz. 

Obfuscate,  Ob-fiis-kat,  v.  t.  tia.  dqrkn;  tm  kl'sd. 

Obfuscation,  Ob-f us-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  dqrk- 
nig.  [niti. 

Obit,  O'bit,  er  Ob'it,  n.  dtsis;  a  funeral  solem- 

Obitoal,  O-bit-yT^-al,  a.  rslatig  tu  dets;  obit- 
yr^ari.  [fqneralz. 

Obituary,   C[)-bit-yn,-a-ri,  a.   relatii)  tu  dets  or 

Obituary,  O-bit-yq^-a-ri,  n.  a  rejister  er  list  ov 
de  ded;  nekroloji;  a  notis  ov  wun  ded. 

Object,  Ob-jekt,  v.  t.  tu  op6z;  tu  urj  agenst; 
tu  prezent  in  opozijon. 

Object,  Ob'jekt,  n.  dat  ab'st  hwiq  wun  iz  empl»d; 
dat  hwiq  iz  prezented  tu  de  sensez  tu  raz  an 
afekjoa  er  emojon;  dezin;  end;  ultimat  purpus; 
dat  ov  hwiq  we  qr  konjus;  opozd  tu  subjekt. — 
In  Gramar,  eni  tig  infli^enstbi  sumtlg  els,  az  a 
n"8n  guvernd  bj  a  verb. 

Object-glass,  Ob'jekt-glas,  n.  de  glas  ov  a  tel- 
eskop,  er  mjkroskop  hwiq  iz  nerest  tu  de  ob- 
jekt  and  fqrdest  from  de  j. 

Objection,  Ob-jek-Jon,  ?i.  de  akt  ov  objektig; 
tig  objekted;  advers  qrgnment;  difikulti;  eks- 
sepjon;  d-st;  hezitajon;  a  folt:  a  kriminal  qqrj. 

Objectionable,  Ob-jek-Jon-a-bl,  a.  Ijabl  tu  ob- 
jekjon. 

Objectist,  Ob-jekt-ist,  n.  wun  verst  in  de  ob- 
jektiv  filosofi  or  doktrin. 

Objective,  Ob-jek-tiv,  a.  plast  over  agenst  sum- 
tig; — relatig  tu  de  objekt  ov  tet,  and  not  tu  de 
tigker;  opozd  tu  mijehtio;  havig  de  kwoliti  ov 
kumig  in  de  wa,  az,  objektiv  sertenti,  dat  iz,  ser- 
tenti  in  'stward  tigz,  in  distigkjon  from  suhjektiv 
sertenti.  In  Gramar,  notig  de  kas  hwiq  foloz  a 
verb  er  aktiv  pqrtisipl,  er  a  prepozijon;  akq^zativ. 

Objectively,  Ob-jek-tiv-li,  ad.  in  de  maner  ov 
an  objekt;  apljd  tu  de  maner  er  stat  ov  an  ob- 
jekt,  az  egzistig  eksternali  wid  respekt  tu  de 
mjnd.  [ig  objektiv. 

Objectiveness,  Ob-jek-tiv-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  be- 

Objectivity,  Ob-jek-tiv-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  er 
stat  ov  beig  objektiv. 

Objector,  Ob-jek-tor,  n.  wun  hcD  oferz  objekjonz. 

Objurgate,  Ob-jdr-gat,  v.  t.  tu  qjd;  tu  repriibv. 

Objurgation,  Ob-jur-ga-Jon,  n.  a  reprcbf;  repre- 
henjon.  hjdig. 

Objurgatory,  Ob-jur-ga-to-ri,   a.    reprehensiv; 

Oblate,  Ob-lat,  a.  flatnd  er  deprest  at  de  pcalz. 

Oblation,  Ob-la-Jon,  n.  an  oferig;  a  sakrifjs, 

Obligate,  Ob'li-gat,  v.  t.  tu  bjnd  bj  kontrakt  er 
di|ti;  tu  oblij. 

Obligation,  Ob-li-ga-Jon,  n.  dat  hwiq  bjndz;  de 
bjndig  p-ser  ov  an  at,  vs,  er  dq,ti;  a  kontrakt; 
an  akt  hwiq  bjndz  tu  sum  perfermans;  a  favor 
bj  hwiq  wun  iz  b'snd  in  gratitij^d;  engajment; 
bond. 

Obligato,  Ob-li-gq-to,  a.  [It.]    Se  <  OhUigato.) 

Obligatory,  Ob'li-ga-to-ri,  a.  impozig  an  obli- 
gajon;  bjndig. 

Oblige,  O-bljj,  v.  t.  tu  bjnd;  tu  imp6z  obligajon; 
tu  gratifj;  tu  plez;  tu  kompel;  tu  engaj;  tu 
enfors;  tu  nesesitat. 

Obligee,  Ob-li-je,  n.  de  person  tu  hdMua  andder, 
keld  de  obligor,  iz  bund  bj  kontrakt. 

Obliger,  Ck)-bljj-er,  n.  wun  hco  oblijez. 

Obliging,  O-blij-ig,  2^P-  ^-  dispozd  tu  konfer 
favorz;  komplazant;  resp6ktful;  sivil;  frendli; 
engaj  ig;  bjndig;  forsig. 

Obligingly,  Q-bljj-ig-li,  ad.  in  an  obljjig  maner. 


Obligingness,  O-bljj-ig-nes,  n.  siviliti;  kompla- 

zans. 
Obligor,  Ob-li-ger,  n.  {Laid)  wun  ho)  bjndz  him- 
self tu  anuder.     Se  (  Obligee.) 
Oblique,  Ob-lek,  er  Ob-ljk,    a.   not  direkt;  not 

porpendikyq,lar;  not  paralel;  indirekt.    In  Gram- 
ar, apljd  tu  eni  kas  in  nunz  eksept  de  nomi- 

nativ. 
Obliquely,  Ob-lek-li,  er  Ob-lik-li,    ad.    in  an 

obljk  maner;  not  direktli;  not  perpendikyrilarli. 
Obliqueness,  Ob-lek-nes,  er  Ob-ljk-nes,    n,  ob- 

likwiti. 
Obliquity,  Ob-lik-wi-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  belg  oblek; 

a  deviajon  from  fizikal  or  moral  rektitn,d. 
Obliterate,  Ob-lit-er-at,  v.  t.  tu  efas;  tu  rub 

■St;  tu  destrff. 
Obliteration,  Ob-lit-er-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  ob- 

literatig;  efasment:  ekstigkjon.  [pqrdn. 

Oblivion,  Ob-liv-i-on,  n.  forgetfulnes;  amnesti; 
Oblivious,   Ob-liv-i-us,    &.    kezig   forgetfulnes; 

forgetful.  [legt. 

Oblong,  Ob'log,  a.  logger  dan  bred;  ekstended  in 
Oblongness,  Ob'log-nes,  ?i.  de  stat  ov  beig  oblog. 
Oblong-ovate,  Ob'log-o-vat,  a.   {£oL}  betwen 

de  oblog  and  de  ovat. 
Obloquy,   Ob'la-kwi,    n.    sensorius  speq;   blam; 

slander:  repriiq;  abqs;  disgras.  [speq. 

Obmutescence,  Ob-mi|-tes-ens,  n.  sjlens;  los  ov 
Obnoxious,    Ob-nok-Jus,    a.    subjekt;    Ijabl    tu 

punijment;  ekspiizd;  unp6pyi\^lar;  adius. 
Obnoxiously,  Ob-nok-Jus-li,  ad.  in  an  obnokjus 

maner;  Ijabl. 
Obnoxiousness,  Ob-nok-Jus-nes,  n.  de   stat  ov 

beig  obnokjus;  Ijabl  aes. 
Oboe,  O'bo-e,  71.  [It.]  a  mTizikal  instroDment,  Japt 

Ijk  a  klarinet,  and  s-snded  trto  a  red;  hcaber, 
Obole,  Ob'ol,  n.  ten  er  twelv  granz,  er  sikst  pqrt 

ov  a  dram,  ekwal  tu  tO)  sents. 
Obolus,   Ob'ca-lus,    n.,  pi.  Ob'o-bj    an  obol;  a 

Grek  kern,  ekwal  tu  ab'st  tco  sents. 
Obovate,  Ob-o-vat,  a.  havig  de  Jap  ov  an  eg. 
Obreption,  Ob-rep-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  krepig  se- 

kretli. 
Obreptitious,  Ob-rep- tij-us,  a.  dun  sekretli. 
Obscene,  Ob-sen,  a.  ofensiv  tu  qastiti;  indelikat; 

lil,d;  imodest;  ofensiv;  disgustig. 
Obscenely,  Ob-sen-li,  ad.  in  an  obsen  maner. 
Obsceneness,  Ob-sen-nes,  )  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
Obscenity,  Ob-sen-i-ti,      I      obsen;  ln,dnes;  im- 

pq,riti. 
Obscurant,  Ob-ski^-rant,  n.  wun  boo  opozez  &z 

progres  ov  nolej,  er  advokats  igncDrans;  apljd  tu 

a  klas  in  Jermani.  [nig;  dqrknes. 

Obscuration,  Ob-skq,-ra-Jon,  »;.  de  akt  ov  dqrk- 
Obscure,  Ob-ski^r,  a.  dqrk;  glcDmi;  abstrtts;  indis- 

tigkt;  litl  man;  unnon. 
Obscure,  Ob-ski^r,  v.  t.   tu  dqrkn;  tu  mak  ob- 

skqr;  tu  mak  les  vizibl,  les  intelijibl,  les  glorius, 

les  bqtiful,  les  ilustrius,  er  les  non;  tu  konsel. 
Obscurely,  Ob-skqr-li,  ad.  in  an  obsk4r  maner; 

dqrkli;  'st  ov  sjt;  prjvatli;  wid'st  notis;  not  klerli. 
Obscureness,  Ob-ski\r-nes,  )  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
Obscurity,  Ob-skii,-ri-ti,      i     obsk4,r;  an  obskq,r 

plas,  stat,  er  kondijon;  dqrknes;  prjvasi. 
Obsecration,   Ob-se-kra-Jon,    h.    an   entreti;  a 

suplikajon.  [solemnitiz. 

Obsequies,  Ob'se-kwiz,  n.  pi.  fq^neral  rjts  and 
Obsequious,  Ob-se-kwi-us,  a.  obedient;  komplj- 

ant; — menli  kompljig;  basli  submisiv;  servil. 
Obsequiously,  Ob-se-kwi-us-li,  ad.  in  an  obse- 

kwius  maner.  [pljans. 

Obsequiousness,  Ob-se -kwi-us-nes,  n.  servil  kom- 
Observable,  Ob-zerv-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  obzervd; 

wurdi  ov  notis;  remqrkabl;  vizibl. 
Observably,  Ob-z^rv-a-bli,  ad.  in  a  maner  wur- 
di ov  not. 


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Obii»:uva<«t,  Ob-i^rT-ant,  M.  kUnliv;  wu^ful;  rr- 

<t -:.ix,  Ob-ier-v4-Jon,   n.    dr  akt  or  ob- 

cluibijon:  not:  iTU<\rk:  obtvrvan*. 
(ii  ii,  Ob-xer-vti-tor,  n.  uii  ubi<;rvur;  a  rr- 

Obmlkvatobt,  Ob-t<^rv-a-U>-ri,  n.  a  plas  bilt  for 

a^truDoinikal  or  fixikal  obzerrnjuni. 
Omebvk,  Db-ttTV,  p.  t.  tu  IT  or  brhuld  wi(t  pur- 
put  or  atcnjiin:  tu  iiotis:  tu  rtmqrk;  tia  wtx;;  tu 

rrf;<ird  atvutivli;  tu  <e;  tu  not;  tu  ubu:  tu  at^iid 

tn. 
Obakkve,  Ob-t^rv,  v.  •'.  tu  bt  at^ntiv;  tu  rroi^rk. 
0B8KRVCR,  Ub-t^rv-«r,  n.  wun  btb  ob(<,<rvs;  a  n- 

lii'^rkiT. 
Obskrvino,  Ob-xt'rv-ip,  pp.  ».  woqful:  at<5ntiv. 
OB.HtKViNOLT,  Ob-t«'rv-ij)-li,*/.nlonti\li:k^rfuli. 
UI1-.K.S.S10N,  (M)-!'<?J-un,  n.  dc  akt  dv  borjip. 
Obsidian,  (>l>>iil-i-iin,  n.  a  volkanik  vub^ians  or 

iniiitTil  rrz>'iiil)li{)  kuinon  prn  ;;l'i'<  \n'l\t. 
Obsikioxal,  <»b  -iJ-i-o-nal,  «.  bel.njiu  tu  a  wj. 
Ubbulujclnck,  Ub-M>-l^-ciut,  H.  de  slat  ov  bcij) 

(ibiiilMi-nt. 
•  '  -T,  Ob-so-l^i-cnt,  J.  groio  ut  or  jx^s. 

1  i»b'4u-let,  M.  gon  •St  ov  jn*:  diayi{ui; 

i.  [■St  ov  yn*. 

Ous«ii.i.  1't.Nun,  Ob'»o-lrt-nc«,  n.  dr  nni  ov  bcij) 
Ubstacliu  Ob'stu-kl,  n.  vumtti]  .otuiiiJio  in  dr  wa, 

or  biiiilcrio:  a  hiDdrann;  an  ubatrukjon:  diiikuiti; 

ilnIM^lllnl•nt.  [obstetriks. 

OBOTt-rsir.  ()b-!'t<?t-rik,  a.  nlatig  tu  uiidwjfri  er 
('  vTE,  Ob-<<i^t-ri-kat,    r.  t.  and   i.    tu 

midwjf. 
('  -,  Ob-.-it^t-rikK,  n.  pi.   dt  qrt  or  t\cnB 

ov  dtiniTin  wimen  in  qjldbf^rt;  inidwifri. 
OssTiXAcr,  Ob'sti-nn-^ii,   n.   dc  kwuliti   or  brig 

nb-'tinat:  dtubommv:  konti^tiui.'i;  jHTtiniwili. 
Obstimate,  Ob'-tti-nat,  jt.  Muborn:   kunttimajuj; 

I'cn'or!':  infk-ksibl;  fM-rtinaJus;  bed-^trog. 
OBSTiXATtLT,    Ob'sti-nat-li.    sd.    ntubornli:    in- 

flik-iMi.  [obstinaai, 

0B8TI.XATEXE8S,    Ob'sti-nnt-oes,    n.     8lubomuc«; 
Ubstipation,  Ob-«ti-pA-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  stopig 

np-  k'-tivn>x. 

(I  ni,.str(<p-cr-us,t  «•  I'sd:  klamoru*; 

Vuiaiforus.  [klaraoru»li. 

I'  ,.    (lb -.■<trep-<?r-u«-li,    ad.    Wdli: 

UtiaiUki'UiuL6M.8ti,  Ub-8trep-er-us-ne«,  n.  klnm- 

iir:  n(n.  [a  l>onJ. 

Obhtbictios,  Ob-xtrik-Jun,  n.  At  akt  ov  bindi^j: 
Obbtbict,  Ob-slrtikt,  v.  t.  tu  blok  up;  tu  bqr;  tu 

t-  tn  ^r  wa  ov;  tu  prevent;  tu  iu]>t'd;  tu  ojnJi; 

["•puIfX. 

I  !;,  Ob-»trtikt-er,  n.  wun  hat  hindurz  or 

<  "N',   Ob-*trtik-Jon,    n.    dt   akt   ov   ob- 

■IruktiQ;   dat  bwir,  ob^trAkt.i;   dr  (tat   ov  brig 

ob^tniktcd;  hind<T.ui'<;  difikuiti;  ub«takl;  ini|i«d- 

imcnt;  dr  akt  ov  bInkiQ  up,  ax  eni  kanal  or  |)n.«- 

nj.  naiynral  or  qrtifi/al.  lob.'itrukjon. 

UBMTBicTtrc,  Ob-.Htrrik-tir,    a.    bindcri));  koxig 

OBBTBlCTirE,   Ub-9trtik-tir,   n.    an    imiiodimfnt; 

an  olMiiakt;  br  or  dat  hwiq  ub«tniki«. 
OBfrTBlKNT,  <)b'!>ura>-cnt,  a.  bindcrig:  bl<.kin   >" 
Ubstki'knt,  Ob'vtntMint,  m.   dat  bwiij  I'! 

(ibtlnik/on. 
OBSTii'ErACTioJJ,  Ob-"'  •   •    '  ,,_•  ^     ■'■■lU'"" 

Obtain.  Ob-tAn.  p.  t.  '  ri  or  cntrtti; 

tu  win:  tu  9m;  tu  bK  •  r-nr. 

Obtain,  Ob-bin.  r.  1.  tu  k>.iiUuyi^  in  yn*;  tu  prr- 
val:  tu  sukscd;  tu  lub^bt  in  natyqr  or  praktij. 
Obtaisablk,  Ob-t«n-a-bl,  a.  dat  ina  be  ubtAad; 

prukur.ibl. 
OBTAiNKa,  Ob-tAn-er,  n.  wan  b<s  obtAnx. 


MKirr,  Ob-tin-in«Dt,  n.  dc  akt  or  obtanig. 

<>b-t^ad,    r.  t.    tu    op6x;    tu    konlinyi^ 

[klvdinw. 

t)tiTi:..sk.BMATio<i,  Ob-t«n-t-brA-/on,*  a.  dq^kam; 

Obtebt,  Ob-t4^t,  r.  t.  tu  bciir,;  tu  tupiikal. 

Obtehtatius,  Ob-lea-ta-Jon,  n.  a  fupuka/oo;  aa 

entrrii. 
Obtblue,  Ob-tnf)d,  V.  (.  tu  tnut  intu  b|  fan  ar 

im|><i<tyi\r;    tu    urj    up6n;    tu   ofor   hwaa   not 

w..iiu<d:  tu  iutrdtd. 
Obtkl'DEK,  Ob-lr\fid-cr,  n,  won  hot  obtrAdt. 
Obtbuncate,  Ob-tnig-kat,  «.  1.  tu  drprjr  or  a 

lini;  lu  lop.  (.lup'D  or  kutig. 

OBTBLNCATio.f,  Ob-truQ-kA-fon,   fi.    dr   akt  or 
Obtki'hio.n,  Ob-trii-jon,   n.    it  akt  ov  oblrOidiB; 

iiitnijjnn.  [(nuir. 

Obtbl>ive,  Ob-tn&-i<ir,  a.  inkljnd  tu  obtrdid;  in- 
OuTKLSiVELT,  Ob-trvf>-siv-Ii,   ad.   in  ao  obtrdxir 

uiancr. 
Obtini),  Ob-tdnd,  v.t.  tu  blunt;  tu  dul;  tu  dedn. 
Obtlndent,  Ob-tdn-dcnt,  n.  {Mid.)  a  mi^iilaji- 

nu.'<  or  <Tli  niedi^in,  tu  dedn  pan.  idr  t{. 

OuTfiiATOR,  Ob-tti-ru-tor,   u.  {Anat.')  a  muni  or 
Obtl'se.  Ob-tiis,   a.    not   prrntod;    not  aki'^t;   dul; 

vtiMiid:   not  Jril;— grater   dan  a    qt  angl.     An 

iitti(*  aijgl  iz  an  aggl  kontauig  okjr  (fan  n{nti 

drRrfx. 
Obtl'he-a.holkd,  Ob-tqs-ag-gld,  a.  harig  an  obti^i 

BUijl:  obtiis-augtil.ir.  [ti^s  agglx. 

OnTiS'A.xoi'LAK,  Ob-tq^-ig-Ri^-lar,  a.  bavig  ob- 
OBTlhtLr.  Ob-Ui-<-li,  ad.  wid'St  u  p<Tnt:  .'tiipidli. 
OurtbEXESS.  Ob-lii^-nes  n.  bluntuc<<;  dulne«. 
Obtisiox,  Ob-ti'i-jtin,  n.  dr  akt  ov  dulig. 
Obl'Mbrate,  Ob-dm-brat,  r.  /.  tu  Jud;  tu  addm- 

bnit.  [in. 

Obl'MBBAtio.'H,  Ob-nm-bra-Jon,  n.  At  akt  or  Jad- 
Obl'Xcol'B,  Ob-dg-ko*.  a.  veri  kruked. 
Obverse,  Ob-v^r«,  n.  at  ia»  or  a  ktra  or  modal^ 

o|>uzd  tu  rtrfrt. 
OBVERijKLT,  Ob-v^'n-li,  ad.  in  an  obvyn  nutn«r. 
Obvert,  Ob-v^'rt,  v.  t.  tu  torn  de  fas  toardx;  tu 

turn  tuardx.  ' intrrM>pJon. 

Obviate,  (M/vi-nt,  r.  I.  tn  r  ■;  bj 

Obvioi's,  Ob'vi-u9,  a.  opn:  ;  ■•»t. 

Obviously,  Ob'vi-u.«-li,*J.'-  .    .        ,    inli. 

OBViuuiiXEtis,  Ob'vi-ua-nca,  h.  de  aUii  uv  bcig  ob- 

viu»  or  evident. 

Obvolite,  Ob'va-lqt,  *.<.'■''  '  ' ' ^  1  in. 

Oc  CA8IO.X,  (Ik-ii-jon,  fi.  a:  j  ilti; 

o|>.irt»initi;  nrd;  ckJiijen--.  1  k'jH- 

vf  nyrn.«;  nrw-'iti. 
OccAHiox,  Ok-a-;on,  r.  (.  tu  kot  inaidentali;  tu 

pfuxlil'':  tu  infli^cn«.  [akfiddntal. 

OccAKiuXAL,  Ok-a-3on-al,   a.    iiuid^ntal;  kasqal; 
OcCABIOXALIBM.  Ok-H-»'>n-sl-i«-Tn.  n.  iM*t-S  At 

.'i-loni  cv  ok:i  ■    i   ^■ 

ten  tf'urix  o\  •'. 

OfCASIOXALLV,    "'         „  »' 

t{IUZ. 

OccASioxEK,  Ok-i-5on-«r,  «.  wun  h.- 
OcoECATios,  Ok-oe-kA-Jon,  n.   At  akt  ...   i.«.».u 
bljnil.  lig:  de  WMt. 

OcciDEXT,  Ok'.'i-dent,  n.  At  plas  or  At  »uni  scl- 
OcciKEXTAL,   Ok-«i-d<n-tal,   a.    western;-  op«i»i 

tu  tjritntal. 

<»' cipiTAU  Ok-!<ip-i-t*l,  a.  rrlatig  tu  de  oksiput. 

iPf  T,  Ok'»i-put,  H.  dt  bjndor  jiqrt  ov  de  bed. 

LI'BIOX,  Ok-li;-5on,  n.  At  akt  or  /utig  up. 
<U(.'L'LT.  Ok-dlt,  a.   sekrct;   bidn;  unnwn;  latent; 

On  I  iTATixx.  Ok-ul-ti-/on,  »i.  de  akt  or  hJdig^- 
<  ..bfkqrajon  or  a  ftqr  or  plaoM  b) 

n  ov  anddcr  budi,  as  de  iftba. 

Oc«.i...  ^^^•..  uk-dlt-nea,  n.  At  sui  or  brig  kid; 
sckretncj.  lpos«/«n. 

OocoravcT,  Ok'xtl-pu>-(i.  "•  dt  akt  or  <ikjrHI>t>fi 


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Occupant,  Ok'yq,-pant,   n.  he   (tat  taks  er  haz 

pozcjon. 
Occupation,  Ok-yi|-pa-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  okyxj,- 

pjiij;  pozejon;  emplerment;  kolii);  biznes;  trad. 
Occupier,  Ok'yn,-pi-er,  n.  wun  hco  6kyn,pjz;  a 

pozesor.  [pie-. 

Occupy,  Ok'yi],-pj,  v.  t.  tm  pozes;  tu  ktp;  tu  em- 
OccuR,  Ok-ur,  V.  i.  tu  kum  tu  de  mind  or  mem- 

ori;  tu  bs  met  wid;  tu  aper;  tu  klaj;  tu  strjk 

agenst;  tu  hapn;  tu  tak  plas. 
Occurrence,  Ok-ur-ens,  n.  At  akt  ov  okurii):  dat 

hwiq  okurz  er  hapnz;  an  event;  a  ka3H,alti;  an 

iiisideiit:  an  aksidont;  prezcntajon.  [de  wa. 

OccuRRENT,  Ok-ur-ent,  a.  insidental;  kumig  in 
Ocean,  O'Jau,  «.  de  vast  bodi  ov  solt  weter  hwig 

kuverz  mor  dan  tre-fifts  ov  de  surfas  ov  de 

glob;  de  man;  de  grat  se;  eni  imens  ekspans. 
Ocean,  (D'Jan,  a.  pertanii)  tia  de  grat  se. 
Oceanic,  Q-Je-an-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  de  ojan. 
Ocellated,  Os'el-at-ed,  er  O-sSl-a-ted,  a.  rezem- 

bliii  de  |. 
Ocelot,  O'se-lot,  «.  {Zool.}  de  Moksikan  panter. 
OcHiMY,  Ok'i-mi,  n.  a  mikst,  bas  metal. 
Ochlocracy,  Ok-l6k-ra-si,  n.  guvernment  bj  de 

multitiid. 
Ochlocratic,  Ok-lo-krat-ik,  )  a.  relatiij  tia 

Ochlocratical,  Ok-lo-krat-i-kal,  i  an  oklokrasi. 
Ochlocratically,  Ok-lo-lviat-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  an 

okliokralikal  maner. 
OcHLOCRATY,  0k-16k-ra-ti,  n.  guvernment  bj  de 

mob.  [taker  or  kla. 

OcHRACEOUs,  O-kra-Jus,  a.  haviij  de  kulor  ov 
Ochre,  (O'ker,  n.  a  varjeti  ov  kla  depli  kulord  bj 

de  oksid  ov  jurn;  a  pant  or  panterz  kulor  ov 

varius  bi^z,  prep4rd  from  a  kjnd  ov  ert. 
OcHREOUS,  O'kre-us,  a.  konsistii)  ov  (Dker. 
Ochrey,  (b'kri,  a.  partakiij  ov  cDker. 
Octachord,  Ok'ta-kerd,  «.  a  mi|zikal  instrOBment. 
Octagon,  Ok'ta-gon,  n.  a  figyi^r  ov  at  sjdz  and 

aijglz-  [sjdz. 

Octagonal,  Ok-tag-o-nal,  a.  havii)  at  arjglz  and 
Octahedral,  Ok-ta-he-dral,  a.   havig  at  ekwal 

sjdz.  [ekwal  sjdz. 

Octahedron,  Ok-ta-he-dron,  n.  a  figyi^r  ov  at 
Octandria,  Ok-tan-dri-a,  n.   {Bot.)  a.   klas  ov 

plants  havig  at  stamenz. 
Octanijrian,  Ok-tan-dri-an,  a.  {£ot.)  haviij  at 

stamenz;  oktandrus.  [stamenz. 

OcTANDROUS,  Ok-tan-drus,  a.  {Bot.}  havig  at 
Octangular,  Ok-tAij-gi|,-lar,  a.  havii)  at  ai)glz. 
Octant,  Ok'tant,  )  n.  de  att  pqrt  ov  a  serkl;— an 
OCTILE,  Ok'til,      i      aspekt  ov  too   planets  hwen 

da  qr  an  att  ov  a  serkl,  er  45  degrez,  distant  from 

eg  uder. 
OcTANUs,  Ok-ta-nus,  n.  {Med.}  a  fever  hwig  re- 

turnz  everi  att  da. 
OcTAPLA,  Ok'ta-pla,  n.  a  poliglot  Bjbl,  aranjd  in 

at  kolumz,  er  komprjzir)  at  laijgwajez. 
OcTATEucH,  Ok'ta-ti^k,  n.  a  nam  for  de  ferst  at 

buks  ov  de  Old  Testament. 
Octave,  Ok'tav,  n.  de  att  da  after  a  festival.— 

{Miis.}    a    harmonikal    interval   kontanii)    fjv 

tonz  and  t<D  semitonz,  kold  bj  anjent  otorz  df- 
Octave,  Ok'tav,  a.  denotii)  at.  [apaz(m. 

Octavo,  Ok-ta-vu,  n.  a  buk  fermd  bj  fuldii)  de 

Jets  intu  at  levz  eg,  komonli  kontrakted  intu 

8  vo. 
Octavo,  Ok-ta-vo,  a.  havig  at  levz  tu  a  Jst. 
Octennial,  Ok-tdn-i-al,  a.  hapnij  everi  att  yer. 
October,  0k-t6-ber,  n.  de  tent  munt  ov  de  yer; 

de  att  muntov  de  Romanz,  numberd  from  Mqre. 
Octodecimal,  Ok-to-des-i-mal,  a.  {Min.}  at  and 

ten;   apljd  tu  a  kristal   bi»z  prizmz    egzibit  at 

fasez  in  de  midl  jiqrt,and,  wicide  tttj  sumits,  ten 

fasez. 
Ootodentate,  Ok-to-d6n-tat,  a.  bavir)  at  tet. 


OcTOEDRiCAL,  Ok-to-ed-ri-kal,  a.  havig  at  sjdz. 
Octogenarian,    Ok-ta-je-na-ri-an,   n.   a  person 

ati  yerz  old. 
Octogenary,    Ok-toj-e-na-ri,   er  Ok'to-je-na-ri, 

a.  ati  yerz  ov  aj.  [stjlz. 

OcTOGYNOus,    Ok-toj-i-nus,    a.    {Bot.}  havig'at 
OcTOHEDRON,   Ok-to-he-dron,  n.  sam  az  nktahe- 

dron.  [ber  at. 

OcTONARY,   Ok'to-na-ri,  a.  beloijii)  tu  de  num- 
OcTONOCULAR,  Ok-tc3-n6k-yii,-lar,  a.  havig  at  jz. 
OcTOPETALOUs,  Ok-to-pet-a-lus,  a.  haviij  at  pet- 
al z. 
OcTOPOD,  Ok'to-pod,  n.  an  insekt  havig  at  fet. 
OcTORADiATED,    Ok-tcD-ra-dl-a-tsd,   a.    havig  at 

raz. 
OcTOSPERMOUS,  Ok-to-sper-mus,  a.  haviij  at  sedz. 
OcTOSTYLE,  Ok'tQ-stjl,  n.  a  ranj  ov  at  kolumz;  a 

portikto  haviij  at  kolumz.  [biz. 

Octosyllabic,  Ok-to-sil-ab-ik,  a.  havii)  at  sila- 
OcTOSYLLABLE,    Ok-tcD-sli-a-bl,  n.  a  wurd  ov  at 

silablz. 
Octroi,  Ok-trwe,  n.  [.fV.]  a  dq,ti  levid  on  de  en- 
trans  ov  gudz  and  mergandjz  in  Frenq  tunz. 
Octuple,  Ok'ti|-pl,  a.  atfold. 
Ocular,  Ok'yi],-lar,  a.  relatii)  tu,  or  non  bj,  de  j. 
Ocularly,    Ok'yii,-lar-li,  ad.  tu  de  obzervajonz 

ov  de  i. 
OcuLATE,  Ok'yix-lat,  a.  haviij  jz;  noii)  bj  de  j. 
Oculist,  Ok'yq-list,  n.  wun  skild  in  dizezez  ov 

de  jz.  [stcDn;  a  varjeti  ov  agat. 

OcuLUS  BELI,    Ok'yq,-lus  bs-lj,    n.  [L.']  a  prejus 
OcYPODiAN,    Ok-i-p(i-di-an,   n.    {Zool.}  d  swift 

ruuii]  krustajan. 
Odd,  Od,  a.  not  evn;  not  divizibl  intu  ekwal  num- 

berz;  not  eksprest  in  riind  statment;  not  kalkti- 

lated  upon;  not  tu  be  numberd  wid  uderz,  bekez 

partikyi^lar;  peki^lyar;  strauj;  unakuntabl;  fan- 

tastikal;  hwimzikal.  [tit). 

Oddity,    Od'i-ti,  n.    sii)gq,lariti;  an  od  person  or 
Oddly,  Od'li,  ad.  in  an  od  maner;  stranjli. 
Oddness,  Od'nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beipod;  stranjnes. 
Odds,  Odz,  n.  siy.  and  pi.  de  ekses  ov  atii);  in- 

ekwoliti;  debat;  dispvit.     At  odz,  at  varians. — 

Odz  and  endz,  refn,s;  skraps;  remnants. 
Ode,  Od,  n.  a.  poem;  a  soi);  a  lirik  poem. 
Ode-maker,    Od'ma-ker,   n.   a  maker  er  kom- 

pozer  ov  odz. 
Odeon,  O-de-on,  n.  de  mti,zik  teater  at  Atenz. 
Oderite,    Od'er-jt,  n.  {Min.}  a  varjeti  ov  blak 

mjka  from  Sweden. 
Odeum,  O-de-um,  n.  [i.]  a  mq,zik  teater;  a  bild- 

ii)  apropriated  tu  mi],zik. 
Odious,  O'di-us,  er  Od'yus,  a.  hatful;  detestabl; 

abominabl;  eksp6zd  tu  hat;  kezii)  hat  er  hatred; 

invidius. 
Odiously,  O'di-us-li,  er  Od'yus-li,  ad.  hatfuli. 
Odiousness,  O'di-us-nes,  er  Od'yus-nes,  n.  hat- 

fulnes.  [red. 

Odium,  O'di-um,  or  Od'yum,  n.  invidiusnes;  hat- 
Odium  theologicum,    O'di-um   te-o-16j-i-kum, 

[7/.].  teolojikal  hatred;  de  hatred  ov  polomikal 

divjnz. 
Odometer,    O-dom-e-ter,  n.    an  instrcDment  fer 

meji^rii)  distansez;  an  instrument  atagt  tu  de 

hwel  ov  a  karij  bj  hwiq  de  distans  past  over  iz 

me3ii,rd.  [stri. 

Odomktrous,  O-dom-e-trus,  a.  relatig  tu  odom- 
Odometry,    O-dom-e-tri,   n.    de  mej^irment  ov 

distansez. 
Odontalgia,  0-don-tal-ji-a,[(?r.]  de  tmtak. 
Odontalgic,   O-don-tal-jik,  n.    a  remedi  for  de 

tititak.  [tcotak. 

Odontalgic,    O-don-tal-jik,  a.    pertanii)  tu  de 
Odontology,   O-don-tol-o-ji,  n.  anatomi  ov  de 

tet. 
Odor,  O'dor,  n.  [i.]  sent;  fragrans;  perfum. 


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OoonAWT,  O'dor-aiit,  a.  ol^irif'-ru 
Onoii^TK,  (JMor-iit,  a.  wiiti-il;  liin 
ODORirKROi'R,  Uclor-lf-cr-ii-,  a.  k      . 

jjnnl.  iiii»  ov  »«.tit. 

ODoaiPKnoL'SMKM,   0-dor-lf-«r-u»-nM,  n.    iwei- 
Odokixk,  UMor-in,  n.  a  pnxlukt  nv  At  rtili*(iln- 

Jdm  ov  ^r  voltttil  <tI  obt^iid  b|  diitilig  buo,  harig 

a  vpri  difiiiibi  udur. 
OixiBLtJiS,  (jMor-Uv,  .1.  di-«titiit  ov  odor. 
OtioKoi'tt,  (JMiiriH,  .1.  Iiiivio  (jtlor;  fragrant;  per- 

hiriiil;  "wrt  nv  -i-iit;    Lj<lorifuru!i. 
OoVMEY,   Od'iH-r,  n.    an  oiiik  f>u<>(n  ov  HonuT, 

in  hwi<j  (te  ndvontyurt  ov  Yiilisf  x  qr  niilrbrated. 
(E,     Jli."  dji^nif,  f'ltnd  in  wunls  sdopUHl  inlu  (it 

IdhIIJ  lii|)i;wiij  from  dt  (irrlt,  is  tu  br   c»t^iad 

f  kwivaloiil  tLi  {f.y 
O^rosoMice,  Ek-<j-n6m-ik!<,  ii.  ;>/.  Iix^huld  afi'irt. 

QvciMKXiCAL,    t'-kn,-ni<^n-i-kRl,    a.   jmonil.     Sr 
OIdema,  r-de-in<i.  n.  {iffil.)  n  tiininr. 
Q^iLYAD,  t'-il  yiid,*  II.  a  Klun<:  n  wijik  ov  At  j. 
O'kR,  (.)T,  .111.  k.ntniktod  from  ("lyr.)  hwi<j  oc. 
(EsoPHAOfs.  {'  •'.'if  :i-;ru^,  II.  At  Kulft:  Ac  t^b  bj 

hwii;  f.t).l  IT.  koiiviid  from  .1c  iimt  tu  dr  ftuiunk. 
Of,  Ov,  i>r<'>.  nutij)  At  koi,  iiura  or  orijin;  prujied- 

ig  from:  nt  ov;  from.   -Or  hit,  in  lai  i\mt.—  Oe 

ijld,  fonni>rU. 
Off,   or,  or  Of,    »d.    Dotig  Ropairajnn  or  distant: 

from,  in  At  ■'oan  ov  ili<tnni:  frr kwcntli  oj^zd  tu 

on.-    fyhAntl,at  wun<;  wilSt  .'tU'li.  -  (>f  ami 'in, 

nv  rrnii*  or  nwii  from  dr  ni;Ui-r.  n^  inUWit  on  it. 

—  J\i  k-iim  of,  tu  mnk  okiip  l^j  sum  iik^iiU-iit 

or  fubtcrfiij.— Tij  ijtt  of,  lu  mak  c.^kiip. —  7ii 

go  •</,  tu  dfi<;rt;  tu  ub.indon.-    7'u  ija  »/,  npljd 

ti.i  vriini.  tu  tiik  fjr  nml  br  disr/jrjd.  -   Wfl  or  il 

nf,  fi'irtyqnnt  or  uiifitrtynnut. 
Off,    Of.  t,r  Of,  irit'-r.  i'k-'|iri>.iig  abh6rons  er  8cp- 

arajon:  az,  awa!  bFK<^n!  drix^rt! 
Orr,    Of.  or  Of,  jirtp.    not  on;  di.^tant  from: — a. 

moni  di^itant. 
OrrAL,  Of'al,  n.  wntt  mrt;  kors  floj;  rcfti<;  dat 

hwii]  iz  trun  awn  uz  ov  no  valyi^;  cutlrli  or  nu 

valyn:  rubif:  kurion. 
OfPESCfi.  Of-<*n.<,  ».  krjm:  a  tro.^jkii*;  a  mi<ded;  ■) 

tmn<;;ri'/on:  insult:  imliKniti;  afniut;  injiiri;8g- 

Rf-r;  <li<iildjnr  (fivn  or  konsevd. 
Opfemckfcl,  Of-dns-ful,*  a.  injuriiis;  of^nsiv. 
0FrKN«'Ki.F.88,    Of-J^ns-lc-",  .1.  UMoft'^ndiD;  inoHont. 
Offkvi).  Of-j'nd,  r.  t.  tu  mnk  aji'^ri;  tu  di'iilr'z: 

tu  irnn«^«^.<;  tu  vjolat;  tu  diKttirb;  tu  vok». 
Offknd,    Of-i'nd,    r.  i.    tu  br  kriminal:  tu  koz 

a'.igpr:  lu  komit  trnn«prc/on  or  of<*n^. 
OrFENDKR,  Of-ond-cr,n.  a  kriminal:  a  transp-^sor. 
Offknsivf™  Of-^n'-tiv,  a.  di'plriip;  inji^riu.'*;  aaal- 

niit:  tiftkitj  inrn^on;  nf>t  ilrfi-n-iv. 
Off*  '  ■  •    .    t>nn,  or 

di-  ■li^•pl^z- 

•O     .  >  ij  dt  fvrst 

alAW.  it*.  .J,  ii.ii'  «... . 
Offexsitclt,    Of-«^n-»iv-li,    ad.    in   an  of<ii.iiv 

manor:  inji'iriu'li:  bJ  wa  or  atak;  not  drfcnvivli. 
Offi:xsivene««.  Of-«^n-«iv-nc«,  n.  mi!i<;if;  koi  ov 

ili<(rti<t. 
Offer.    Of'rr,    r.  /.    tu  prri^nt;  tu  opiibit;  tu 

rutkrif')!:  tu  imolat:  tu  hid,  as  a  pr)«  or  reword; 

fu  n-ndrr:  tu  prup«ic. 
Offer.    Of'er,    f.  i.    tu  br  prctrnt;  tu  prtsAnt 

)t<i>lf:  tu  mak  an  alAmt. 
Offer.  OfVr.  n.    .  •  •     i      '■■■•.       rr- 

ji^ktcd:  dat  hw  1 

viini;  akt  ov  bi  I  •         •  .    r. 

Offkrabi-E.  Of'i-r  .i  U!,  j.  da;  uui  br  ..:irj. 
OffkrkR.  OfiT-or,  n.  wun  h*  ofcn  or  Mkrifiioi. 
Offirin'O,  Of'cr-ig,  n.  <tc  akt  or  wun  bA  ofcn; 

prrzontnjon;  dat  hwiq  ii  oford;  oblajon;  a  «ak- 

rifis. 


"  •  I  in 

IIVI* 

kun- 

ttLrujoii.     lit  ,U  >  •    d(  t-'un) 

ov  I{]t(land,  dr  wi,  <imi  or  of- 

i<rit)z  qr  koli>k(<'d.  .;.  ......,,  .....y. 

Off  iiA.ND,  oi'baii'l.  4.  duo  wid«i  •ludi  or  baa* 

itnjon;  utii>rrin^iiliitcd. 
Off  iiA.Nu,  Of'hund,  «</.  n-   ' 
Office,  01'i«,  n.  dr  nuij. 

mi-nt  ov  an  <>fi«er:  a  puin        ,,^ 

luujiatniKi;   njenni;    biinv*,    tuukjoni    |«k>^iyar 

yH":  «;qrj;   dqli;  nvrviii;   b^'nrfil;  akt  ov  wur/ip; 

fdrmiilari  ov  drvu/out^— a  niim,  hva,  iw  pUu  or 

bizne.i. 
Officer,  Of'i-»cr,  n.   a  per.^on  inv«'4t«>d  wid  aa 

ofi.i,  rdcr  i>lvil,  mililuri,  or  eklrzlii-^tikal;  a  maj- 

i.'lnit:  a  komiitnifr  in  dr  qrmi  or  nnvi. 
Offukr.  Of'i-scr,  r.  /.  tu  furtiij  wid  ofi«on. 
Officered.  Of'i-xcrd, /i.  a.  iiuplj^l  wid  ofiwn. 
Official.  Ofi/-al,  a.  drrjvd  from  Ar  |>ro|«.r  ofls 

or  ofi«cr,    or  fp-m  de  !■:  "  '         ': 

v.Tlyq    iiv    ofis;    konilu 

ruhjn  ov    in>>r(;andii,    ir.    i;  _    i_ 

Sftld  az  <>rli  az   Kiltt),  b|  bMo^ol  dt;  qrliUlt  ov 

ekriport  qr  aM-rtand  widiit  rrgijnl  tu  cni  »iib«c- 

kwi-nt  varinjon  in  dr  inqrket  |>rjs  ov  At  qrtikli 

dcra"<<'lvz:  and  it  difi-n  from  dt  drklirtl,  rral 

•ir  !>u|Kjzd  ilctijual  vaft/tf,  at  Ac  t[m  and  pla«  or 

uk'iKDrtnJon. 
Okkicial,  Of-iJ-al,  n.  wun  invested  wid  an  ofis, 

imrtikyqlarli  wid  otoriti. 
Officially,  Of-iJ-al-i,  ad.  in  an  ofi/al  maner,  b} 

tihiriii;  bi  vertyq  ov  an  ofis. 
Offuialtv.  Of-iJ-al-ti,*  n.  dt  post  ov  an  ofijal; 

an  rklrziii.itikal  kort. 
Officiate,    Of-i/-i-at,    r.  i.    tia  di.'«;<^rj  an  ofis; 

tu  porf>>rm  an  oi'ia  for  antider:  tu  akt. 
Okficiator.  Of-iJ-i-a-lor,  n.  wun  hd>  ofijintji. 
Offici.val,  Of-i-sj-nal,  or  Of-Li-i-nal,  *.  ynid  in, 

or  rrlntii)  tu  Jop«. 
Officioi-8,  Of-i/-u8,  «.  bizi;  forward;  aktiv;  mod- 

li(|:  obtntKtiv;  bizi;  a^T^mig. 
Ofkiciocsly,  Of-i/-u;)-li,  ad.  in  an  ofi/ui  maaer; 

bizili. 
Officioi'SNess.  Of-if-ns-nos,  a.    dr   kwoliti  or 

brill  ofi/u^:  forwardnM  ov  (irilili. 
Offing.  Of'ig,  n.  dtp  wntor  at  <i  diKlana  from  d( 

."r-Joir,  liw.-jr  u  j'jloi  iz  not  nrdwl. 
Okkmcoirino,  Of';.kiir-ig,  m.    dat  hwiq  it  tkvrd 

of:  rtjekttil  mater;  rcfm. 
Okfrcim.  Of'-kura,  n.  rcfqn;  iSfKk'Kng. 
Offsci'M,  OfVkum,  a.  rvU\*;  vjl;  rej<^ktcd. 
Offset,  Of'sot,  ».  a  sprnt:  JaI  ov  a  plant;— a  ram 

set  of  ajji^nJt  ani\d«T:  nn  rkwivntcnt:  n  ft-nf: — 

a  naru.  irt'jjyqlir  ■ 

Ijnz  bwiq  iiiklii'l 

yql'ir,  lot  fol  fr.iin  ,  ^  ; 

yqz'l  in  "urvnii):-  {.-triJt.f    dr    i>q|icriur  curias 

left  unkAvorvi  b|  dr  kontinyqnfon  upwardz  or 

a  wol,  hwfir  dr  tiknos  di-    -    •   -   •   - loj, 

OrreKT.  Of'ot.  r.  t.  tu  k  >lent. 

Offshoot,  Of'/*'.  »••  an  ;. 

Offsi'RINO.  OfVprip,    B.  :    qil- 

drcn:  u  dri't'ndanl,  or  dr  ni. 

Offlsi'ate,  Of-d.H-kai,»  i. ;.  :_  ..._...    ..  ((Xh 

futcaU.) 
Offward.  Of'wird.  a.  (Snut.)  inklinip  wid  6* 

r\<\  tu  dr  « 
Oft.  (»fi.  or  •  frekwcntli. 

Oftkv.  Ol'n.  '  .  '.   oft;  frekwcntli;  do* 

vll'im:  mcni  l(iux. 
t'FTKNXKas,  Of'ii-nc-i.*  n.  frekwon«i. 
Oftentiiii:s.  Of'n-timz,  .»  '    '•  '--•••iii:  ofn. 
Oft-time*,  Ofi'timz.  ad.  ■  !a. 

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Ogle,  O'gl,  v.  t.  tia  vr^  wid  sjd  glansez,  az  in 

fondnes,  er  wid  a  dEz|a  tia  be  notist  onli  bj  ds 

indiviJyiial. 
Ogle,  O'gl,  n.  a  sjd  glans;  a  hak  ov  fondnes. 
Ogler,  O'gler,  ?i.  wun  hco  oglz;  a  slj  gazer. 
Oglio,  O'li-o,  n.  [/;!.]  a  medli.     Se  (  Olio.) 
Ogre,  O'ger,  n.  an  imajinari  monster  ov  de  8st. 
Ogress,  CO'gres,  n.  a  femal  cDger. 
Ogress,  Q'gres,  n.  {Her.)  a  blak  kanon-bel. 
Oh,  (a),  inter.  dcncDtig  pan,  soro,  er  surprjz. 
Oil,  tri,  n.  ds  ji^s  ov  olivz;  an  mjktq,us  mater,  eder 

animal  er  vejetabl. 
Oil,  CTl,  v.  t.  tu  smer  er  It^brikat  wid  ffl. 
Oil-cake,  CTl'kak,  n.   de   substans   dat  remanz 

after  de  efl  haz  bin  eksprest,  az  from  flaks-sEd. 
Oil-cloth,  CTl'klot,  n.  a  klot  haviij  a  kot  ov  ffl- 

pant.  [kulorig  substansez  in  erl. 

Oil-color,  CTl'kul-or,   n.    kulor  mad   bj  grjndiij 
Oiler,  (Tl'er,  n.  wun  ha  elz;  an  fflman. 
OiLiNESS,  (?l'i-nes,  n.  lUjkti^usnes;  grezines. 
Oilman,  CTl'man,  n.  wun  licD  tradz  in  erlz. 
Oil-painting,  (Jl'pant-ig,   n.  a  pantig  in  hwiq 

de  medium  fer  yq,zii)  de  kulorz  iz  erl. 
Oily,  CTl'i,  a.  kontaniij  erl;  grezi:  oliajinus. 
OiNT,  (Tnt,  v.  t.  tu  smer  wid  erntment;  tu  anrat. 
Ointment,  CTnt'ment,  n.  an  uggwent;  an  dgklij,- 

us  mater. 
Oisanite,  CT'san-jt,  n.  {Min.)  an  or  ov  titanium. 
Okra,  (D'kra,  n.  a  plant,  de  mij^silajinus  podz  ov 

hwiq  qr  yi^,zd  in  gumbo  scop.     It  iz  de  hpiskus 

eskifientus. 
Old,  tk)ld,  a.  [kamp.  older  w  elder,  ^lyjer.  oldest 

&r  eldest,]  advdnst  fqr  in  aj;  harii)  egzisted  loij; 

not  yui):  not  nvj,  er  frej:  anjent;  not  modern;  de- 

kad  bj  tjm;  antek;  antikwated;  loij-praktist; — 

Jr(»d;  kuniij.     Ov  old,  loi)  ago;  from  anjent  tjm. 
Olden,  Ol'dn,  a.  old:  anjent. 
Oldfashioned,  Old-faJ-ond,  a.  •st  ov  fajon. 
Oldish,  Qld'iJ,  a.  sumhwot  old.        [vdnst  in  Ijf. 
Old-maid,  Qld'mad,  n.  an  unmarid  wmman  ad- 
Oldness,  Old-nes,  n.  aj:  antikwiti:  not  nij^nes. 
Old- wife,  Old'wjf,*  n.  a.  kontemtyi^us  nam  fer 

an  old,  pratifl  wiaman;  a  kjnd  ov  fij. 
Oleaginous,  O-le-aj-i-nus,  a.  eli;  uijktiius. 
Oleaginousness,  O-le-iij-i-nus-nes,  n.  erlines. 
Oleaman,   Ol-e-a-man,    n.    {Med.)    a   liniment, 

kompozd  ov  erlz. 
Oleander,  O-le-an-der,  n.   a  bq,tifml  evergren 

fl-serii)  Jrub;  ds  roz-ba.  [ov  oliv. 

Oleaster,  CD-le-as-ter,  n.  de  wjld  oliv;  a  spejez 
Olefiant,  Q-lef-i-ant,  er  O'le-f j-ant,  a.  notiij  a 

spejez  ov  gas. 
Oleine,  Q'le-in,  n.  {Clieni.)  a  fq^zibl  er  likwid 

erl  eksprest  from  fat,  fermerli  keld  {Main.) 
Olfactory,  Ol-fak-to-ri,  a.  havig    de  sens   ov 

smelii). 
Olibanum,  O-lib-a-num,  n.  a  swet-sented  gum- 

rezin  hwiq  eksj'qdz  from  a  tre  fTsnd  in  Arabia 

and  India:  de  fragkinsens  ov  de  anjents. 
Oligarch,  Ol'i-gqrk,  ".  a  majistrat  inanoligqrki. 
Oligarchical,  Ol-i-gqr-ki-kal,  a.  relatig  tia  an 

oligqrki. 
Oligarchy,  Ol'i-gqr-ki,  «.  a  guvcrnment  in  de 

handz  ov  a  fq,  personz;  aristokrasi.  [pent. 

Oligodon,  Q-lig-o-don,  n.  a  spejez  ov  smel  ser- 
Olio,  (D'HtO,  n.  a  mikstyr^r:  a  medli. 
Olitory,  Ol'i-Xo-ri,  a.  beloijiij  tu  a  kiqen-gqrden. 
Olivaceous,  01-i-va-Jus,  a.  relatig  tu  olivz. 
Olive,  Ol'iv,  n.  a  plant,  er  tre,  prodi^sig  erl;  de 

fraot  ov  de  tre;  de  emblem  ov  pes. 
Olive,  Ol'iv,  a.  ov  de  kulor  ov,  er  Ijk  de    oliv; 

brun,  tendig  tu  a  yeloij  gren. 
Olive-branch,  Ol'iv-branq,  71.   a   branq   ov   de 

oliv  tre;  an  emblem  ov  pes. 
Olived,  Ol'ivd,  a.  dekorated  wid  olivz.      [koper. 
Olivenite,  Ol-i  ven-jt,  71.  {Min.)  an  qrsenat  ov 


Olivile,  Ol'i-vil,  n.  an  amilajus  or  kristaljn  sub- 
stans obtand  from  de  gum  ov  de  oliv  tre. 

Olivine,  Ol'i-vin,  n.  {Mi)i.)  a  varjeti  ov  krisoljt, 
ov  an  oliv  gren  kulor. 

Olla  podrida,  Ol'a  po-dre-da,  [Sp.'\  a  dij  kom- 
pozd ov  varius  kjndz  ov  mets  berld  tugeder. 

Ollite,  Ol'jt,  71.  {Alin.)  de  pot  ston. 

Olympiad,  Q-lim-pi-ad,  n.  de  spas  ov  for  yerz, 
reknd  from  wun  selebrajon  ov  de  Qlimpik  gamz 
tu  anuder.  From  de  selebrajon  ov  dez  gamz 
de  Greks  kompqted  dj^r  tjm. 

Olympian,  O-lim-pi-an,  /  a.  belogir)  tu,  er  per- 

Olympic,  O-lim-pik,  S  fermd  at  Olimpia. 
3e  (Olimpik  gamz,  in  onor  ov  Olimpian  Ji^piter, 
de  most  famus  in  Grejan  histori,  wer  sed  tu 
hav  komenst  ab'st  1354  yerz  B.  K.;  da  wer  r£- 
vjvd  bj  Ifitus,  kig  ov  81is,  844  yerz  B.  K. 

Olympionic,  0-lim-pi-6n-ik,  n.  an  od  on  Qlim- 
pik viktori. 

Ombre,  Om'ber,  ?*.  a  gam  ov  kqrdz  plad  bj  tre. 

Ombrometer,  Om-brom-e-ter,  n.  a.  ran  gaj;  a 
plqreometer.  [fabet. 

Omega,  O-me-ga,  n.  de  last  leter  ov  de  Grek  al- 

Omelet,  Om'let,  n.  a  friter  er  sert  ov  pankak 
mad  wid  egz,  &s. 

Omen,  Q'men,  7i.  a  sjn,  gud  er  bad;  a  prognostik. 

Omened,  CJ'mend,  a.  kontanir)  prognostiks. 

Omentum,  O-men-tum,  »i.  [Z.]  {Anat.)   de  kel. 

Omer,  O'mer,  n.  a  Hebroo  megqr.     Se  {Hf/mer.) 

Ominate,  Om'i-nat,*  v.  i.  tu  fortokn;  tu  Jo. 

Ominous,  Om'i-nus,  a.  kontanii)  omenz;  indika- 
tiv;  forbodin  gud  er  evl;  inospijus. 

Ominously,  Om'in-us-li,  ad.  wid  gud  er  bad 
omenz.  [ii)  ominus. 

Ominousness,  Om'i-nus-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  be- 

Omission,  O-miJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  omitii);  sljt; 
neglekt;  a  falyT^r. 

Omissive,  Q-mis-iv,  a.  levig  -st;  omitig.      [lekt. 

Omit,  O-mit,  v.  t.  txa  lev  ■st;  tu  pas  bj;  tu  neg- 

Omnibus,  Om'ni-bus,  n.  a  Iqrj,  kuverd,  for-hweld 
vebikl  fer  pasenjerz.  3a  wer  ferst  introdqst 
intu  Paris  in  1825,  and  af  terwardz  in  uder  sitiz 
in  Yt^rop  and  Amerika.  [kjndz. 

Omnifarious,  Om-ni-fa-ri-us,  a.  ov  el  varjetiz  er 

Omniferous,  Om-nif-er-us,  a.  prodqsii)  el  tLgz. 

Omnific,  Om-nif-ik,  a.  el-kreatig. 

Omniform,  Om'ni-ferm,  a.  havig  everi  Jap  er 
ferm.  [kjndz. 

Omnigenous,   Om-nij-en-us,   a.   konsistig   ov  el 

Omniparity,  Om-ni-par-i-ti,  n.  jeneral  ekwoliti. 

Omnipeecipience,  Om-ni-per-sip-i-ens,  n.  per- 
sepjon  ov  everi  tig.  [everi  tig. 

Omnipeecipient,  Om-ni-per-sip-i-ent,  a.  persevig 

Omnipotence,  Om-nip-o-tens,     )  n.  elmjti  p'ser; 

Omnipotency,  Om-nip-o-ten-si,  i  infinit  er  un- 
limited p-ser. 

Omnipotent,  Om-nip-o-tent,a.  elmjti; el-p-serful. 

Omnipotent,  Om-nip-o-tent,  7!.  wun  ov  de  apel- 
ajonz  ov  God.  [wid^t  limit. 

Omnipotently,  Om-nip-o-tent-li,   ad.   p-serfuli; 

Omnipresence,  Om-ni-prez-ens,  71.  de  kwoliti  ov 
beig  prezent  in  everi  plas;  yqbikwiti. 

Omnipresent,  Om-ni-prez-ent,  a.  prezent  in  everi 
plas. 

Omniscience,  Om-niJ-ens,  7;.  de  kwoliti  ov  noig 
el  tigz;  bisndles  nolej. 

Omniscient,  Om-niJ-ent,  a.  el-noig. 

Omnium,  Om'ni-um,  n.  [i.]  de  agregat  porjonz 
ov  diferent  stoks  in  de  IggHJ  publik  fundz  in 
hwiq  a  Ion  iz  n-s  3'vi^q,ali  funded. 

Omnium  gatherum,  Om'ni-um  gad-er-um,}:  n.  a 
kant  term  fer  a  miselaneus  kolekjon  ov  tigz  er 
personz. 

Omnivigant,  Om-niv-i-gant,  a.  wonderig  ab'st 
everi  hwJir-  [devsrig. 

Omnivorous,  Om-niv-o-rus,  &,  etig  everi  tig;  el- 


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Omoorapht,  t)-in6g-ra-fi,  n.  a  nq  qrt  fur  dt  r«p- 

reiuiiiujiiu  uv  objeku,  bciy  u  lubatitijl   fur  rn- 

gnivii),  litof^mfi,  and  punti;).  -  -' •'  ; 

Umoi'Late,  <)m'u-|)lat,  ».  (Arujt.) 
Umi'Uacixk,  Oui'fa-<iu.  /».  a  jailor  ■■ 

Irmu  gTta  oliri,  wia  hwiij  an/i'ir.  .:    »    . 

autfuU-d. 
OufHALiu,  Om-fal-ik,  a.  rtlatig  tu  <1t:  tiiivl. 
Umpualocklk,  Um'fK-lo-ul,  n.  {J/ed.)  a  rupl- 

yi^r  uv  At  navl.  [a  kunvciu  lens. 

OmpualoptilR,  Um-f»-16p-ter,  n.  an  uld  nam  fxr 
Omi'Haloitic,  Uin-fu-16p-tik,*  n.   an  optik  glm 

diit  it  kuiiveka  un  but  sjdz,  kumuuli  kuld  a  kun- 

Vfks  li'iu. 
UMPiiALOTAUy,  Om-fa-16t-a-ini,  *.  At  divison  ov 

At  iiiivl-8trio.  [okaen. 

Oui'iiAZiT,  Om'fa-»it,  n.  (Min.}  a  varjrti  ov  pir- 
OUY,  li'nii,  a.  mi-lk): — !i|>ukn  uv  Innd.     Luk.il. 
Ox,  On,  /"■'7>.  abdv  and  in  kuuUikt  wid,  edcrlitcr- 

ali  "r  tit^'iirutivli;  natig  ncnif.i  or  plas  and  tjm; 

ni.l  ot;  urr  tu;  abdv;  uixjn;  at;  ntr. 
Ok,  Ou,  ml.  ubdv,  or  nfk.<t  beyond:  forward;  on- 
ward; in  suksi-Jon;  in  progrcs;  nol  of.     On  /ij>- 

Injnl,  iu  a  Jip. 
On,  On,  intft.  i-k.^pr^^in  in^ituicut;  pnjsid. 
Onaoer.  On'a-jer,  n.  [L.]  At  wjld-as;— a  militAri 

eiijin  tor  di.«<;qrjio  stunz.  (Jon. 

Onamhm.  U'nuu-iz-m,  fi.  self-polqjon;  masturba- 
O.NCK,  Wuik'',  ad.  wun  tjm;  a  «ipgl  tim;  formerii; 

at  a  formur  tim;  y^zd  sdb«tantirli  in  auq  frazez 

nt  nt  ii;,iLi_  /tit  wun-t,  ditt  iriinji, 
(1  '  ■        !  '    ■      m  Amorikan 

plant. 
II  ...      ■■       ■  At  upnig  ov 

On  hit,  06  de,  n.  [Fr,]  a  fl^ig  report;  a  nnmor. 
O.XB,  Wun,  a.  wun  or  Un:  eni;  sipgl;  indiridyi^al; 

8UU1,  az  opuztl  tu  anuder;  divyrs.      Tu  he  tcurv, 

tu  be  yi^nit«d.     01  wun,  ol  de  flam. 
OXE,  Wun,  prun.  eni  »i\)sl  (i^nton,  ofn  inkli^dig 

df  s|>rkcTZ  ."clf;  az,  "ii mi  ot  tu  tuk  k-ir  uv  wun3 

8clf."      IFw/t  anudtr,  tJ)  |)^>r!Uinz  or  tigz   takn 

resiprukali,  az  in  At  fraz,  "<la  lar  wun  anuder" 

dat  iz,  ec)  person  luvz  de  uder. 
One,  Wun,  n.  a  siggt  p<,'rsun;  a  person  ind^finitli; 

a  |w>r<<.n  diutioktivli;  az,''de  grat  irunz  or  de 

wiiriJ." 
Onkabcued,  Wdn-qrqt,  a.  havig  u  sio;;!  qr<j. 
OsEutJiBY,  Wiin-ber-i,  n.  At  plant  wulfi-ban. 
O.XK  EYCD,  Wdn-^d,  «.  huvig  unli  wun  \. 
Oneirocbitio,  (J-DJ-ro-krit-ik,  n.  an  interpreter 

•  •V  'lrrm». 
''  .  iCAL,    O-nl-ro-krit-i-kal,    a.     int^-r- 

drrmz. 
'  ..c»,  O-nJ-ro-krit-ikB,  ».  pi.  int^rpre- 

i.i,  >ii  y\  ^Irems.  [dremz. 

Omiuoma.xct.  O-DJ-ro-man-si,  n.  dirinajon  b} 
ONKNk.ss.  \Vdu-nc«,  B.  yi^niti;  gigglnoi.  [us. 

OsKUARV,  On'cr-a-ri,  a.  rclntig  tu  burdnz;  oncr- 
nNi.Hois.  On'er-u*,  a.  bunln«utu;  opr<^ir;  hcvi. 
HsF.  Mi'KD,  \\'uD-!<id-cd,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  havig 

...dIi  »un  "(l;  Iflrjol.  L^ciV  wun-«jded. 

One  tiiKLUNESS,  Wuu-»|d-ed-De«,  n.   dc   stat  ov 
0>'-ooi\o,  On'go-ig,  n.  pruMdyqr;  a  gwig  on. 
Onion,  I'n'yon,  ».  a  wel-non  gqnlen  plant. 
Only,  (Ju'Ii,  a.  siogl;  wun  and  nu  mor. 
O.NLY.  On'li,  ad.  siinpli;  riggli;  mrrii;  b^^rli. 
Onolouy.  0-061  u-ji,  n.  a  tJji/  wa  or  t«>kip. 
Onouanct,  On'u-man-si,  n.  diviaajun  b^  a  nam. 
O.NOMANTtCAL,  On-o-min-ti-kal,  a.   {MTdiktig  b{ 

nniiii. 
OsoMATOP.«i*,  On-o-iiiat-<a-|i<-yu, n.  [/.]  (JiM^.) 

a  fi^vqr  bj  hwiq  dc  «'8nd  or  de  wurd  kuro«p6odz 

tu  >tr  t\\}  :<ignif|d.  Imaitfi. 

Onomomanct,  U-n6m-o-iiuui-«i,  n.  Mm  •«  6ac»- 
Onset,  On'->oL,  n.  an  atik;  a  storm:  &a  aMtt. 
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I  Onblacoiit,  On'ilirt,  n.  an  atik.  a  ■tarSL 
Onto.  Ou'tu,/  rr/<.  nuiig  enlnuu  apda  a  piai;  oa; 

tu. 

ic,  On-tw-liSj-ik,  t  a.  rclaiiotuoo- 

•  iCAL,  Ou-t4.>-l6j-i-kal,  i      t/iluji. 
"  .i>n,  Un-t4!il-(»-jUt,  n.  wan  hat  is  vfnt  ia 

;l. 

I  Is  I  .,|  iioY',  On-tul-o-ii.  n    <^r  >b<ktrin  OT  ateaa  or 

alMtrakt  brig  or  ««.'<  >tisiks. 

O.N  US,  cynuJ,  n.  a  \' 

Onus  pb-  '  di,  [L]    {Urn) 

de  bur  tig;  dc  obii^- 

/un  ov  ■  .    , 

Onwaru,  ('uHarJ,      lit  I    t     A 

O.NWARi,g,  On'wurdz,  {  *'•  »-^*"^'J;  ^V<»«"- 
Onwaru,  On'ward,  j.  adv''>.-'    '■•'-  ird;  inkr^st. 
Onvcua,  On'i-ka,  ».  de  i.'l  de  unik«. 

Onyx,  C^nikB,  n.  [L.]  a  p.-  i  ."i>ejrs  or 

"gut. 
Oolite,  cyol-lt,  n.  {Hin.)  a  cpcjrz  ov  limstttn 
komiKi)zd  or  globyqiz  klusterd  tug^der,  komonli 
wid'st  eni  vizibt  scmcnt  or  bHu.  [<jol|t. 

Oolitic,  (J-ol-it-ik,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  rrz«mblig, 
OoLOQT,  (J-61-t)-ji,  n.  At  5ioin  ov,  or  a  trctiz  on, 
OojiiAC,  ClJ'mi-uk,  n.  a  iqrj  i-kimu  bu'.  [egz. 
Ooze,  (I)z,  n.  «oft  mud;  mir;  !<l|m:  «oft  flu;  de  lik- 

Dr  ov  u  lanerz  vat. 
Ooze,  (Oz,  r.  i.  tu  fla  bj  stelt;  tu  run  jentli;  tu 
|i^<rk<.>lat  az  a  likwid  tnn  At  i>ors  or  zubabanaes 
or  tni>  smol  upnigz. 
Oozy,  (IJz'i,  a.  miri:  mudi:  il^mi. 
Opacity,  (J-p«^-i-ti,  n.  de  atat  ov  beig  uifuk;  klv- 
diuct;  Wont  or  tran.i{>i^rva<i.  ^iDiniqut.) 

OpACOfS,    O-pd-kuj,    a.     dqrk;    not    klcr.       St 
Opal,  CJ'iial,  n.  a  jctn  ov  grat  bqii,  ov  milki  hq, 
and  reu'irkabl  fur  <;nnjez  ov  kulur,  az  it  iz  rari- 
usli  tumd  ab^t.  [ofml. 

Opaleuce.nck,  (J-|Al-^-en.i,  n.  a  /jnig,  lik  dat  ov 
Opalescent,  0-f<al-«^j-ent,  a.   rtzemblig  uptil  in 

luster. 
Opaline,  dypal-in,  a.  rtlatig  tu,  or  Ijk,  opal. 
OPALIZE,  (A^pal-lz,  r.  /.  tu  konv^rt  iniu  opal:  tu 

form  l{k  opal. 
OPAguE,  CJ-pak,  a.  dqrk;  not  klcr;  imp^rviu*  tu 
lit;  not  transparent;  klltdi;  obskqr.      Kitn  olso 
{"pake.)  Lupsk. 

Opaqueness,  (J-pak-nca,  n.  dqrkncs;  •ta!  v  Lcig 
Ope,  Op,  o.  /.  and  i.  tu  opn.     ^  'i. 

Opeln,  (J'pn,  r.  t.  tu  unklcJt:  tu  m  :  ian: 

tu  di.ikli^z;  tu  Jo;  ''^  '■'  •  "    •'     ..   ..; .v  t%t 

/u/,- tu  ckupand:  tu   .  :  divjd. 

Open,  Wp^^"  •■•  '•  tu  '•  ■  lu  begin; — tu 

bqrk,  a  t^nn  ov  butitiij. 
Open,  O'pn,  a.  nut  Jut;  unkluzd;  ."prcd:  ekspood- 
ed;  unse'ld;  nut  kuvcrd;  klcr;  nut  «topt:  not  fenst 
or  obstrdktcd:  wormer  dan  yiutual;  nut  frcsigli: 
sevcrli;  publik;  befur  a  kurt  and  ils  tqton;  ad- 
mitin  ol  ])^ntonz  wid'<^t  rr' —      "-^  ■•       '  urn- 
crs;  klf  r  uv  j.i;  plan;  aji^tr.  npcI 

or  kun^ield;  not  wi^rig  di-.  un- 

rrz^'r»-d;  kandid;  qrtKv«;  ii'  t  kl^  <r 

ov  Irunkno^  and  i^iu-soriti:  nut  !•  .   tu 

vq;  n-di  tu  her  or  rtse'v  hwot  ii    .   ......   ;  -i  be 

cmpl(yd  for  redn^;  not  rr»tntnd  or  drnjd;  not 
prrklq-lip  <»ni  p^rvm:  ck.<|>il>zd;  nut  prutokl«d; 
w  .  '  •iv;  cuiplcKl  in  in.<|)ok/on;  nn- 

.    nut    balan-'t  or  kluzd;  nol 
k.  iiU-d. 

OpL.NLU,  U')'(i-er,  H.  wun  bo  opnz. 
Open-eyed,  O'pn-Jd,  a.  vijilant;  wo«;ful. 
OpEN-UANDED,  tyuo-biod-cd,  a.  mqnifiarnt. 
Openiiearteu,  (J'pn-b^rt-ed,  «.  jcncriu:  kaodid. 
frapk:  r^rrV*.  [nv,  jcoefwili. 

On  i  DC*.  ".  (rmok- 

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Opknlt,  O'pn-li,  ajd..  in  an  opn  maner;  publikli; 
not  sekretli;  in  s}t;  planli;  wid-Rt  disgiz. 

Open-mouthed,  tO'pn-misdd,  a.  havig  de  mut 
opn:  grgdi;  ravenus;  klamorus;  vosiferus. 

Openkess,  (d'pn-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  opn;  plan- 
nes;  klernes;  irt  from  disgjz. 

Opera,  Op'er-a,  n.  [It.']  a  mi^zikal  drama,  akum- 
panid  bj  senik  reprezentajon;  frekwentli  bj  ma- 
jEneri,  and  sumtimz  bj  dansig. 

OpEKA-GLASS,  Op'er-a-glas,  n.  a.  smel  teleskop 
yH,zd  in  tsaterz. 

Operametee,  Op-8-ram-e-ter,  n.  an  aparatusyi^zd 
in  dresig  klut;  patented  bj  S.  Weker,  ov  Ledz, 

Operant,  Op'er-aut/' a.  aktiv;  operativ.      [1829. 

Operate,  Op'er-at,  c.  i.  tia  wurk;  tu  akt;  tu  hav 
ajensi;  tia  prodi^s  efekts, — tia  perform  a  surjikal 
operajon.  [efekt. 

Operate,  Op'er-at,  v.  t.  tu  wurk;  tu  prodi|s;  tu 

Operatic,  Op-er-at-ik,  )    a.   rElatii)   tu  de 

Opkratical,  Op-er-at-i-kal,  i        opera. 

Operation,  Op-er-a-Jon,  n.  At  egzerjon  ov  p'ser, 
fizikal,  mekanikal,  er  moral;  akjon;  efekt;  pros- 
es; manipyn,laJon;  a  seriez  ov  akts  in  eksperi- 
mcnts;  mojon  ov  an  qrmi;  a  surjikal  perfermans 
wid  instrioments;  movments  ov  majeneri  er  ov 
eni  fizikal  bcdi. 

Operative,  Op'er-a-tiv,  a.  havii)  de  piser  ovakt- 
ig;  havig  forsibl  ajensi;  aktiv;  vigorus;  efikajus; 
praktikal;  wurkig. 

Operative,  Op'er-a-tiv,  n.  a  laborig  man;  wun 
empltjil  in  manyi|faktyn,rz:  an  qrtizan.    [maner. 

Opeeatively,  Op'er-a-tiv-li,  ad.    in  an  operativ 

Operator,  Op'er-a-tor,  )i.  wun  hoo  operats;  wun 
hcD  peiferuiz  a  surjikal  operajon.  [a  lid. 

Opercular,  tO-per-kix-lar,  a.  \£ot.)  kuverd  wid 

Operculate,  (D-pei-ki^-lat,  )    a.     havig    a 

Operculated,  tO-per-kn-lat-ed,   I        kuver. 

Operculiform,  Op-er-ki\,-li-ferm,  a.  fermd  az  a 
kuver. 

Operculum,  0-p^r-kn,-lum,  n.  [Z.]  jul.  O-per- 
ki]^-la,  {Hot.}  a  kuver;  lid  ov  de  teka  ov  a  mos. 

Opeeose,  Op'er-os,  a.  [L.]  laborius;  ful  ov  labor. 

Opeeosely,  Op'er-os-li,  ad.  in  a  laborius  maner. 

Opeeoseness,  Op'er-QS-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
operas. 

Ophicalcic,  Of-i-kal-sik,  n.  {Min.}  a  rok  kom- 
pozd  ov  mqrbl  and  serpentin. 

Ophicleide,  Of'i-kljd,  n.  [Gr.  {ophis}  a  serpent, 
and  {kleia}  akt:]  a  ni],li  invented  mi^zikal  wind 
instrujment,  dezind  tu  si^persed  de  serpent  in  de 
erkestra  and  militaii  bandz.  It  iz  a  log,  konikal 
tii,b,  mad  ov  bras  er  koper. 

Ophidian,  CO-fid-i-an,  n.  a  serpent. 

Ophidian,  CJ-fid-i-an,   )  a.  relatig  tu  serpents  er 

Ophidious,  Q-fid-i-us,  >      snaks.  [pent. 

Ophidion,  CO-fid-i-on,  n.  a  se-fij  rezemblig  a  ser- 

Ophiologic,  Of-i-Q-16j-ik,  j   a.   relatig    tu 

Ophiological,  Of-i-o-16j-i-kal,  \      ofioloji. 

Ophiology,  Of-i-61-Q-ji,  n.  dat  pqrt  ov  natyq,ral 
histori  hwicj  trets  ov  reptilz  er  serpents. 

QpHiOMOEPHOus,  Of-i-o-mer-fus,  a.  havig  de 
form  ov  a  serpent. 

Ophiops,  Of'i-ops,  ji.  {Zool.y  a  jenus  ov  lizardz. 

Ophisaueus,  Of-i-se-rus,  7i.  a  jenus  ov  reptilz. 

Ophite,  Ol'jt,  n.  de  st  rpent-ston;  serpentin. 

Ophites,  W-fj-tez,  n.  [/.]  de  serpent-ston;  ofjt. 

Ophthalmic,  Op-tal-mik,  0r  Of-tal-mik,  a.  re- 
latig tu  o]italmi,  er  tu  de  j. 

Ophthalmography,  Op-tal-mog-ra-fi,  n.  a  de- 
skripjnn  ov  de  ;. 

Ophthalmologist,  Op  lal-mol-o-jist,  n.  wun 
verst  in  optaluioluiji.  [de  j. 

Ophthalmology,  Op-tal-mol-o-ji,  n.  a  tretiz  on 

Ophthalmoscopy,  Op-tal-mos-ko-pi,  n.  a  branq 
ov  fiziognomi  limited  tu  de  obzervajon  ov  de 
iz. 


Ophthalmotomy,  Op-tai-mot-o-mi,  n.  de  disek- 
Jon  ov  de  j. 

Ophthalmy,  Op'tal-mi,  er  Of'tal-mi,  n.  a  dizez 
ov  de  jz;  an  inflamajon.  [kotik. 

Opiate,  O'pi-at,  a.  kezig  slep;  scDporiferus;  nqr- 

Opiate,  (O'pi-at,  n.  a  medisin  dat  kezez  slep. 

Opine,  (D-pjn,*  v.  i.  tu  tigk;  tu  be  ov  opinyon. 

Opiniative,  (D-pin-j'a-tiv,  a.  stif  in  opinyonj 
pozitiv;  dogmatikal;  obstinat. 

Opinion,  O-pin-yon,  n.  dat  hwiq,  hwen  d%r  iz  no 
serten  nolej,  iz  tet;  supozijon;  jujment;  nojon; 
perswagon  ov  de  mjnd:  repyi^tajon. 

Opinionate,  Q-pin-yon-at,*       )  a.   obstinat   in 

Opinionated,  (O-pin-yon-at-ed,  \      opinyon. 

Opinionative,  6J-pin-yon-a-tiv,  a.  fond  ov  pre- 
konsevd  nojonz:  stuborn;  dogmatikal;  konseted. 

OpiNiONED,  CJ-pin-yond,  a.  ataqt  tu  opinyon. 

OpiNiONiST,  (D-pin-yon-ist,  n.  wun  fond  ov  hiz 
on  nojonz. 

Opisthodome,  (D-pis-to-dom,  n.  an  apqrtment  er 
a  j.las  in  de  bak  pqrt  ov  a  (irejan  h-ss. 

Opisthogeaphy,  CO-pis-tog-ra-fi,  n.  de  akt  ov 
rjtig  on  bot  sjdz  ov  de  paper,  de  bak  az  wel  az 
At  Irunt. 

Opium,  (D'pi-um,  n.  de  inspisated  er  konkret  ji^s 
ov  a  spejez  ov  popi,  obtand  bj  wa)ndig  de  unrjp 
sed-kajisiilz  ov  de  plant  Fapaver  Somnifcrum, 
kolektig  de  niilki  ji|s,  and  nedig  it  intu  kaks. 

Ople-teee,  (D'pl-tre,  n.  Az  wiq-hazel. 

Opo-balsam,  Op'o-bol-sam,  n.  a  ji|s;  belsam  or 
bqra  ov  Giliad;  bolsam  ov  Percfi. 

Opodeldoc,  Op-o-del-dok,  n.  a  term  invented  bj 
Farasclsus  tu  signif  j  a  plaster  fer  el  eksternal 
injuriz; — {Surg.'}  a  liniment  mad  bj  dizolvig 
sop  in  alkohol,  wid  de  adijon  ov  kamfor  and 
volatil  fflz. 

Opopanax,  0-p6p-a-naks,  n.  gum  rezin,  ov  strog 
disagreabl  smel,  and  akrid  tast,  rezemblig  gum 
amoniak,  fermerli  yqzd  in  medisin. 

Opossum,  0-p6s-um,  n.  a  marsi\,pial  kwodrctped, 
karakterjzd  bj  its  prebensil  tal,  and  de  abdomi- 
nal pTsq  ov  de  femal. 

Oppidan,  Op'i-dan,*  n.  a  t-snzman;  an  inhabitant 
ov  a  t^sn.  At  Stn,  Iggland,  a  sti^dent  not  on 
de  f-sndajon,  az  distiggwijt  from  a  Kigz  skclar. 

Oppigneeate,  Op-ig-ne-rat,*  v.  t.  tu  plej;  tu  pen. 

Opponency,  Op-Q-nen-si,  n.  At  akt  ov  opozig; — 
an  eksersjz  for  an  akademikal  degre. 

Opponent,  Op-o-nent,  n.  wun  dat  opozez  in 
kontroversi  or  dispi^tajon:  an  antagonist  er 
adversari;  wun  hot)  beginz  tu  dispi'it  bj  razig 
objekjonz  tu  a  tenet;  korelativ  tu  de  drfend- 
ant  er  respondant.  [vers. 

Opponent,  Op-6-nent,  a.  dat  opozez:  6pozit;  ad- 

Oppoetune,  Op-or-tvin,  a.  seznabi;  konvenyent; 
fit;  wel-tjmd.  [venyentli. 

Oppoetunely,  Op-or-ti\n-li,   ad,    seznabli;  kon- 

Oppoetunity,  Op-or-ti\,-ni-ti,  n.  a  fit  plas,  tjm, 
er  okajon.  [rezist. 

Oppose,  Op-6z,  v.  t.  tu  akt  agenst;  tu  hinder;  tu 

Oppose,  0p-6z,  v.  i.  tu  akt  adversli;  tu  objekt. 

Opposed,  0p-6zd,  p.  a.  rezistcd;  beig  agenst; 
opQzit.  [ouist. 

OpposER,  0p-6z-er,  n.  wun  hu)  opozez:  an  antag- 

Opposite,  Op'o-zit,  a.  plast  in  frunt;  fasig  cq 
udor;  opozig;  advers;  kontrari. 

Oppositely,  Op'o-zit-li,  ad.  in  an  opozit  maner. 

Oppositeness,  Op'o-zit-nes,  «.  de  stat  ov  beig 
opozit. 

Opposition,  Op-o-ziJ-on,  n.  sityt^ajon  so  az  tia 
frunt  sumtig  opozd;  standig  over  agenst;  hostil 
rezistansr  kontrarjeti  ov  afekjon;  obstakl;  kon- 
trarjeti  ov  interests,  mc^nrz,  or  dezjnz;  kontra- 
rjeti or  diversiti  ov  menig;  kontradikjon;  inkon- 
sistensi.  In  I'tilitiks,  de  pqrti  dat  opozez  de 
administrajon  er  de  pqrti  in  p'ser. 


ORA 


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ORB 


OrPfmiTiOMirr,  Op-o-ii/-on-iiit,t   n.    wun  or  de 

ii|K.i7i'' n-  wtin  Ivtt  uiNjivi  de  »diiiiniiitni/on. 
Opi',  <i     .'ti-i-tiv,  a.    kii|iubl  iiv  ii|iuiiJon. 

OiMi  .   r-  i-  l<^  kru/  bj  bqrd/ip  er  M- 

V  ill- 

OrmfcaaiuN,  U|>-ni/-on,  n.  de  akt  uv  i>pr<Uip;  dr 

iitat  i>v  bciy  upr^t;  bqrd/ip;  kr<l>olti;  miicn;  k»- 

biiuiti:  iJuliie.'*  uv  Rpiritjt. 
OrrutmiVB,  Op-r«'-i-iv,  a.  kniig  or  infliktin  opre/- 

im:  kniM'l:  inbiiiniui:  cevfr;  hcvi.  [mani-r. 

Opprkmivklt,  Op-r«^s-iv-li,  »d.  in  »n  oprt^Kiv 
UrrRKMUH,  Op-i^H-or,  «.  wun  h>z>  opr4sci  or  har- 

iti.'«:  Bii  nk-^Uir/oiiiT. 
OrPBOBKiuus,    <)pr6-bri-U!<,   a.    rri>ru<jful:   di.i- 

^nist  ul;  kntiu  iiifnini:  nkurilus;  abiisiv;  iu«uloiit: 

bl<i-t"il  wid  infuini. 
Oppuobriouslv,  Op-ru-bri-us-li,    ad.    skiirilu!>li; 

ul.il«i?li.  [fulno.-. 

OprBobRiousstM,  Op-ru-bri-un-nes,  n.  rrprui;- 
Uppkohkii'M,  Upr6-bri-uni,  f».  [L.]   repruxj;  di.t- 

)(ru<:  iiiliiuii. 
Opplon,  Opun,  r.  /.  tu  opoi;  tu  atak:  tu  rtiUt. 
Oppl'omaxcv,  Op-dg-nan-ni,*  ii.  opuzijon. 
Oppt'UNATion,  Op-ug-ua-/on,*  «.  oi>Q(iJuD;reiUt- 

oii:<.  [ex. 

Oppuqner,  <>p-i^n-or,  n.  an  a«il<T:  wun  hii>  )>[oz- 
OpsiMATiiv,  Up-t>ini-ii-ti.  N.  edyiikajon  brgtiii  lal. 
OPHiuuKTiiR,   Op-ai-om-e-lcr,    n.    an    in!<(niiin<-nt 

{••r  uit^iirig    de    cknt^nt   or   limit   uv    distiykt 

vi;viii  in  ■litiTfnt  p^-r^ini;  i.pti.mrtor. 
OrTATiVK.  Op'ttt-tiv,  M.  fk-xi'iVniv  ov  driin  brioQ- 

i{)  tu  dut  uiiid  uv  de  Cireic  v^rb  hwiq  ekj<pr«bci 

dntr. 
Optic,  Op'tik,  ■.  Rn  instratmrnt  er  organ  nr  njt. 
OpTrc,  Op'tik,  (    «.  rtlatig  tu  vi55on  or  »Jt, 

Optical,  Op'ti-kul,  \       or  tu  de  8jcn«  ov  uptikj; 

vi^ilitl. 
Optician,  Op-tijun.   m.   wun  akild   in  optikj;  a 

innkiT  ov  iiptik  gla.«>i  iind  «poktuklx. 
Optics,  Op'tiks  n.  pi.  At  «jcn!«  dv  Ijt  and  vijon. 
Optimacv,  Op'ti -ma-si,  n.   nobiliti;   dr  b<>di   ov 

n^^blr..  [in  a  xtat. 

OpTiMATta,  Op-ti-md-tex,  n.  pi.  [/..]  dr  (;rf  uii-n 
OpTiMK.  Up'ti-mr,  n.  [L.]   wun   n<D  huldi.  nukst 

aftiT  dr  nuijjU'n,  dr  hjost  nipk,  at  a  skolur,  in 

de  yuniviTMii  ov  Kainbrij,  li)>;l:ind. 
OPTIMIftll.  Up'ti-mii-in,  ».    de   doktrin   dat  rveri 

tip  in   niitviir  it  Hnlcrd  for  At  best.     '■At  opti- 

miiin  ov  LjliniLi  iz  dus  okiipr^-it: — "If  di:<  world 

W  not  de  best  p<i>ibl,  (iod  must  ed>'r,  1st,  n'>t 

hav  nun  h't  tu  inak  u  boter:  2d,  not  bav  )>in 

■hi;  ;jj,  not  bav  (juxn.     <lr  f«>r!<t  |x,jiiJon  kontra- 

dikti*  hit  onuiiji-n-i;  de  fti'koiid  his  oiuniiiuti<ns: 

and  dr  t^-rd,  hit  ben^vdlvn.')."  j^mitm. 

OpTiMiHT,  Op'ti-mi.it,  II.  wun  hm  brli'vt  in  opti- 
OPTioN.  Op'fon,  N.  de  pitiT  ov  otizig:  <;it.«.  [tiv. 
Oktional,  Op'/on-al,  a.  (iri><incliQ  uj-Sn  qff!<:  ei^k- 
OlTOMKTER,  Op-toinr-ttT,  M.   {Ofit.)   an  inftnti- 

ni'-nt  for  inojq^rig  de  limits  or  diKtigkt  rijun. 

OPILKM'E.   Op'vu-ii'n.'*,       /  i»     Ti 

OPILENCT.   Op'>.l-l'-«-»N  i  "•    '"'*•  '"•^""- 

OPl'LKXT.  Op'yn-lent,  a.  riq:  welti:  .Sfli^pnt. 

OptLt-NTLT,  Upyn-lent-li,  mti.  riqli;  wid  splen- 
dor. 

On  NTiA,  O-pdn-ti-a,  a.  (/i<4.)  a  jenn.i  ov  kakt«- 
|u!i  plant*:  a  8|«Ju  uv  Indian  fig. 

Opl'SCLK,  (J-pd»-l,  a.  a  litl  wurk:  an  opA.*kiil. 

OpisciLK,  U-pds-kiil,  n.  [/..]  pi.  (J  |4s-kti-ki: 
a  litl  wurk. 

Or,  Or,  t'mj.  a  di^jd||ktiv  pqrtikl,  mqrkig  di*tri- 
bt^»>n;--it  konv«j>i>!idt  tu  rdrr. 

Or,  Or,  H.  [Fr.]  {If'-r.)  gul-l;     n  t<nn  or  heraldri. 

Ora,  (J'ni,  M.  a  muni  or  nk^nt  nmtio  dr  Aggld- 
Saksiinx:  in  I>il>nitdn-buk,  ralyi^d  at  30  year. 

Obach,  Or'ak,  a.  a  jrnos  uv  plaata,  wud  spcjct 
ov  hwii;  it  ^pin^j. 


Oracle,  Or'a-kl,  n.  dat  bw!<;  it  uUrd  b( 

nstvunl  witd-'tn-  dr  y\n-  hw.-tr,  or  At  f  noa  OV 

-     I;  enl 

■And; 

»  .  .  Ill  nf 

llol  lU    bt   UlrpUlud. 

Oracular,  (J-rak-jrii-lar,  «.  tiurig  or»kls;  oMri- 

tntiv:  |>>zitiv;  w{i;  obsk^r:  ambiinri^aj. 
Oracllarlt,  (J-rak-yii-lar-li,  *d.   in  At  wmam 

uv  an  omkl. 
Oraci'LOI's,  (J-rik-yii-lu«,  a.  urikynlar. 
OUAHMJ.v,  Or'i-fin.*  «.  [t'rA  a  pr^r.  .""t  {Oritim,') 
Oral,  O'ral,  *.  delivvrd  bi  mvt;  itpukn,  not  hia. 
Orally,  LyrtX-'i,  ad.  h[  mvt;  widrit  r)iio;  in  dc 

uint. 
Orasoe,  Or'anj,  a.  a  kjnd  ov  tre  and  '•    '     •    ■*. 

kulor  ov  iin  oruiij.  ^i^r 

OBA.NtiE,  Or'anj,  a.  rrlutig  tu  an  oraijj 
Oranueade,  Or-anj-ad,  a.  a  drigk  mad  uv  ur^uij 

JH^:  /i;rbft. 
Oba.vueat,  Or'an-;at,    n.    kandid  oranj;  a  t^rap 

iiiiid  ov  qnioiidz  iiiiii  (jrniij  fHt-r  wol^r. 
Oranuecoloreu,  Or'anj -kul-ord,  a.  ov  de  kulor 

ov  an  oi-anj.  [anj*!. 

OttA.Not-oiRL,  Or'anj -gi-rl,  h.  a  gorl  dat  sell  or- 
Oba.vue-list,  Or'anj-li.st,  n.  u  «|>r/ei  or  wid  bai. 
Oba.nue-iian,  Or'uuj-muii,  n.  wun   ov  a   K>^jeti 

iti-<titi|ted   in  'h'land    in    XTib,   tu   upbuld   de 

I'roifstiint  rrlijon  and  nM^ndcnsi,  and  tu  op6t 

dc  Kafulik  rtlijon  and  iufli^t'ii.i. 
OiiANUE-Mi'sK,  Or'unj-muiik,  n.  a  spcjei  ov  p^r. 
Oranue-peel,  Or'aiij-prl,  «.  At  i>cl  ov  an  oranj. 
Oranukrv,  Or'anj-cr-i,  a.   a  plantajun  ov  oranj 

tret,  or  u  giilcri  tu  prct<-rv  oranj  tret  in  winter. 
Oranue-tawxv,  Or'anj-t«-ni,  n.  a  kulor  betw^n 

yi-lu  ami  brtn. 
Oea.nue-tawny,    Or'anj-to-ni,    «.     partakig    OT 

yolij  and  brsn  in  kulor. 
ORANUE-wirE,  Or'anj-wif,  a.  a  wumaa  bA  mU 

oranjft. 
Oravg  oiTANO,  O-rig-A-tig,  w  O-rRQ-i-lAg,  j 
Oranoltan,  (J-r^g-yii-taa,  t 

N.  a  hirj  ."iirjez  ov  op,  muq  rri^mblig  in   form 

dc  biiiuan  spf  Jri. 
Oratio.v,  O-ru-Jon,  «.  a  publik  i<|'r^:  a  spr^  or 

i(rt  ami  sum  di.'pla,  drlivenl  on  a  'pv/al  okajon; 

an  adre.':  <i  hiirag:  <i  doklanuijon. 
Orator,  Or'a-tor,  n.  an  ^lukwent  sprk«r:  a  pab- 

lik  .-iprker:  wun  a|i(rn(cd  tu  sprk  for  uden: — 

iLiir}  a  iiftijoni-r.  ^kwrnt, 

Oratobial.  I)r-a-t4^-ri-al,*  a.  oratorikal:  etu- 
Oratuuiallt,  Or-a-tu-ri-al-i,*  W.  in  u  rrlonkal 

luimpr.  [rttonkal. 

Oratorical,  Or-*-tiir-i-kal,  a.  rtlatig  tu  6ratari; 
Oratlibicallt,  Or-R-tdr-i-kal-t,  ad.   in  an  ura- 

torikiil  manor. 
Oratorio.  Or-a-t«S-ri-o.  a.  [b.]  {Mh*.)  o  nkrvd 

miizikal  komp^ti/on,  konsistig  ov  ^r«,  resitat/vt, 

diiiM.i,  trjut,  kuru*fz.  As.,  dr  "ubjikt  or  hwiq  it 

jomrnli  takn  from  At  ."^kriptynnL 
Oratobize.  Or'a-tor-ji,  r.  •'.  tu  akt  de  orator. 
Oratory.  <>r'n-»<j-ri.   u.    At  qrt   ov  sprkig    wel; 
i:  iMukwcns:  rrturikaJ  ekspr^/ua; 
1  a|(i.t  f-ir  pr^r. 


— <1  r 

Oratri - 
Oratuix 


(rmal  orator, 
sfrr.  4f  rrT4»li|/oa  ov 


Or'a-uiks  » 

Orb,  Hrb,  H.  a  rsnd  bodi 

a  s<>rkiil'ir  bodi:  a  s<;rkl, 

Orbate.  Or'hoU  *.  brrrvd:  fudprirs:  qi!  1  ■ -. 

Orbed.  Orb't-d,  mt  Urbd,  a.  r*xtA:  »\-rkijlir. 

Orbic.  ..r-bik  (  *.  rferikal:  .^rkHWir. 

OuBici  LAB.  Mr-bik-TH-lar,  \  ^ 

Orbicilaklt,  Or-blli  yt^-lar-li,  ad.  «f4rik»«;  Hr- 

kiiliirli. 
Orbu'l-lar:«em.  Or-blk-yTi-kir-n«^  •.  4«  •tol  •» 

brig  orbikyi^lar. 


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ORG 


Oebiculated,  €h^ik-yvi,-lat-ed,  a.  molded  into 
an  erb. 

OebiculatiON,  9r-bik-yq,-la-Jon,  n.  de  stat  ov 
beii)  an  erb. 

Oebit,  Gr'bit,  n.  ds  pqt  er  l|n  hwiq  a  hevnli  bodi 
dsskrjbz  in  its  revolt{jon; — a  kaviti  in  hwiq  de 
jbel  iz  imbeded; — de  skin  bwiq  sur'sndz  dg  \  ov 
a  herd. 

Oebital,  9r'bi-tal,  a.  relatig  tu  an  erbit. 

Oebitae,  6r'bi-tar,  a.  rslatii]  tu  erbit;  orbital. 

Oebitolite,  0r-bit-o-ljt,  n.  a  spgjez  ov  milepor. 

Oebitual,  0r-bit-yi:|,-al,  a.  erbital. 

Oebitude,  0r'bi-tq,d,  |  n.  deprivajon  er  wont  ov 

Oebity.  0r'bi-ti,  \      pq,rents  or  qildren. 

Oeby,  Or'bi,*  a.  rezemblii)  an  erb;  erbikyqlar. 

Org,  0rk,  n.  a  se-fij;  a  spejez  ov  hwal. 

Oechal,  Or'kal,  ;  ,  .    ,         . 

Oechel,  0r'kei;  S  "•  ""  ^'^^  °^  ^*'^°- 

Oechaed,  0r'gard,  n.  a  gqrden  er  enklogi],r  ov 
friDt-trez. 

Oechaed-geass,  0r'qard-gras,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  gras; 
koks-fut. 

•Oechaeding,  0r'qard-ig,  n.  kultivajon  ov  erqardz. 

Oechaedist,  9r'qard-ist,  n.  wun  hcb  kultivats 
erqardz. 

OacHEL.  Gr'kel,  n.  {Min.y  a  mineral  rezemblig 
alum. 

Oechella,  0r-kel-a,  )  n.  a  plant;  a  spsjez  ov  lic- 

Oechtl,  0r'kil,  i      en,  and  a  dj   hwiq    cie 

plant  yeldz.  [dansii). 

Oechesographt,  Gr-ks-sog-ra-fi,  n.  a  tretiz  on 

Oechestea,  0r'kes-tra,  |    n.  dat  pqrt  in  a  ieater, 

Orchestee,  0r'kes-ter,  f  sityi^ated  imsdiatli 
bstwEn  dg  staj  and  de  ediens,  in  hwiq  de  mq,- 
zijanz  perform.  It  iz  so  keld  from  beip,  in  ds 
Grsk  teaterz,  de  plas  hw^r  de  korus  danst  and 
de  mq,zi|anz  plad. 

Oechesteal,  ©r'kes-tral,  a.  relatLp  tia,  er  befitig 
an  erkestra. 

Oechesteic,  0r'ke3-trik,  a.  relatii)  tu  de  erkes- 
tra er  dansip. 

Orchidaceous,  0r-ki-da-jus,  a.  relatig  tu  an 
order  ov  herbajus,  endojenus  plants,  hwiq  in- 
kh'idz  de  erkis. 

Oechideous,  0r-kid-E-us,  a.  relatii)  tu  de  erkis. 

Oechis,  0r'kis,  n.  a  jenus  ov  plants;  fcDlstonz,  ov 
several  varjetiz. 

<Jrci\e,  0r'sEn,  n.  {  Chem.)  a.  kristaljzabl  kulorip 
prinsipli^obtand  from  a  spejez  ov  liqen. 

Ordain,  0r-dan,  v.  t.  tu  apernt;  tu  dekre;  tu 
erder;  tu  establij;  tu,  setl;  tu  institq,t;  tu  pre- 
skrjb;  tu  invest  wid  ministerial  f  uijkjon  er  sa- 
serdotal  piser. 

Ordainable,  0r-dan-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  erdand. 

Ordainee,  0r-dan-er,  j».  wuu  hco  ordanz. 

Oedeal,  Or'de-al,  n.  an  anjent  ferm  ov  trjal  tu 
determin  gilt  er  inosens,  praktist  bj  de  rcod  na- 
Jonz  ov  Tqrop,  and  stil  praktist  in  at  gst  IndEz. 
In  Iggland,  de  erdeal  woz  ov  t<t)  k|ndz — de  ferst 
erdsal,  hlfir,  woz  performd  gder  bj  takii)  up  in 
de  hand  a  pes  ov  red  hot  jurn  ov  wun,  tO),  er  tre 
p'ssndz  wat,  or  els  bj  wekig  Ij^rfut  and  blind- 
fold over  njn  red-hot  pl'sjq.rz,  lad  leptwjz,  at'un- 
ekwal  distansez;  and  if  de  jjqrti  eskapt  unhurt, 
he  woz  adjdjd  inoscnt;  if  udcrwjz,  he  woz  kon- 
demd  az  gilti.  Wnter  liiJfal  woz  perfermd 
eder  bj  plunjiij  de  b^r  qrm  up  tu  de  elbo  in 
bfflii)  weter,  or  bj  kastig  de  suspekted  person 
intu  a  river  er  pond;  if  in  de  former  kas  hiz 
qrm  woz  not  burnt,  or  in  de  later,  if  he  floted 
wid'st  eni  akjon  ov  swimiij,  he  woz  konsiderd 
gilti;  if  uderwjz,  he  woz  inoscnt.  '  Ordsal  bf 
kornbat,  hwiq  woz,  hwen  de  person  akqzd  ov 
murder,  woz  obljjd  tu  f jt  de  nekst  relajon,  &s., 
.  ov  de  person  murderd.  Sever  tc jal;  akyqrat 
skroitini. 


Order,  Gr'der,  n.  metod;  an  intelektyq,al  p-jer 
hwiq  dezjrz  regyqlar  aranjment  ov  fizikal  ob- 
jekts;  regyqlar  dispozijon:  establijt  proses;  prop- 
er Stat;  menz  tu  an  end;  regyqlariti;  setld  mod; 
riDl;  regyq,laJon; — mandat;  presept;  komdnd; 
regyqlar  guvernment;  degre:  klas;  a  ragk;  a 
dignifjd  or  privilejd  klas; — a  relijus  fraterniti; — 
de  relijus  orderzqrtre, — monastik,  militari,  and 
mendikant; — pi.  Hjerqrkal  stat;  admijon  tu  de 
presthud;  holi  erderz.  In  ' Rrkitelctyiir,  a  sis- 
tem  er  asemblaj  ov  pqrts  suhjekt  tu  serten  j\\.- 
niferm  establijt  proporjonz,  regyqlated  bj  de  of  is 
eq  pqrt  haz  tu  perform,  clqr  qr  f  jv  orderz  ov 
kolumz,  wid  dq,r  entablatT^rz,  tre  ov  hwiq  qr 
Grek,  namli,  de  Dorik,  ionik,  and  Korintian, 
and  tO)  Italyan,  namli,  de  Tuskan,  and  Kom- 
pozit. 

Order,  Or'der,  ti.  t.  tu  regyqlat;  tu  manaj;  tu 
kondukt;  tu  metodjz;  tu  direkt. 

Ordee,  Or'der,  v.  i.  tu  giv  komdnd  er  dirokjon. 

Oedeeee,  0r'der-er,  n.  wun  htt>  erderz  er  regyq,- 
lats. 

Oederixg,   0r'der-ig,  n.  dispozijon;  distribiiJon. 

Oedeelixess,  0r'der-li-nes,  ji.  reg3rq,lariti:  metod. 

Oedeely,  Or'der-li,  a.  sistematik;  mEtodikal; 
kwjet;  kontanig  militari  regyqlajonz  er  erderz; 
perfyrmii)  subordinat  militari  dqtiz. 

Oedeely,  Or'der-li,  n.  a  lo  militari  ofiser. 

Oedeely,  Or'der-li,  ad.  metodikali;  akerdig  tu 
order. 

Ordinal,  Or'di-nal,  a.  notig  erder;  az,  sekond, 
teirl,  &s. 

Ordinal,  Or'di-nal,  n.  a  rityqal;  a  number  notig 
erder,  az,  de  tent  iz  de  erdiual  number  ov  ten. 

Oedinasce,  Or'di-nans,  n.  a  le;  an  establijt  rdttl; 
a  dekrE;  an  apffntment;  a  rjt. 

Oedinant,  Or'di-nant,  n.  wun  ab'st  tu  ressv  er- 
derz. 

Oedixant,  Or'di-nant,*  a.  erdanig;  dskreig. 

Oedinaeily,  Or'di-na-ri-li,  ad.  komonli;  yq^qali. 

Ordinary,  Or'di-na-ri,  a.  establijt;  regyt|,lar; 
komon;  yi'^ji^^al;  men;  ov  lo  ragk;  vulgar;  in- 
diferent;  ugli;  not  handsum. 

Ordinary,  Or'di-na-ri,  n.  an  establijt  juj  ov  ek- 
lEziastikal  kezez;  setld  establijment;  aktyq,al 
and  konstant  ofis;  a  juj  in  de  kort  ov  sejonz  ov 
Skotland;— a  klerjiman  hoo  ofijiats  in  a  prizn, 
az  Nqgat,  Lundon.  {Her.y  a  porjon  ov  an  es- 
kuqon  kontand  betwen  strat  and  uder  Ijnz. — 
{jSaiit.y  de  establijment  ov  de  Jipig  not  in  akt- 
yi|,al  servis. 

Oedinaey,  0r'di-na-ri,  er  0rd'na-ri,  «.  a  plas 
for  Etig;  a  regyq,lar  mel  at  a  fikst  prjs. 

Ordinate,  Or'di-nat,  a.  regyv^lar;  metodikal. 

Ordinate,  Or'di-nat,  n.  a  perpendikyqlar  Ijn 
dren  from  a  fiffnt  in  a  kurv  tu  de  absis.         [er. 

Oedinately,  0r'di-nat-li,  ad.  in  a  regyi],lar  man- 

Obdination,  0r-di-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  erdanig; 
aparntment;  establijt  erder;  de  akt  ov  investig  a 
man  wid  ofis. 

Oednance,  Ord'nans,  »j.  kanon;  apljd  tu  el  serts 
ov  grat  gunz  yn,zd  in  wer,  az  kanonz,  mertarz, 
h>?itzerz,  karonadz. 

Oedonnance,  0r'don-ans,  n.  dispozijon  ov  figyqrz 
in  a  piktyqr;  de  proper  dispozijon  ov  figyqrz  er 
ov  eni  wurk  ov  qrt. 

Oeduee,  Or'dqr,  n.  dug;  ekskrement. 

Oee,  Or,  n.  de  kompund  ov  a  metal  and  sum 
substans,  az  oksijen,  sulfur,  er  kqrbon,  termd  its 
mineraljzer.  Metalz  f'snd  fre  from  suq  kombi- 
najon  qr  termd  nativ  metalz;  metal. 

Oeead,  C>'re-ad,  n.  a  nimf  ov  de  m'sntenz. 

Oegan,  ©r'gan,  n.  an  instrcoment;  a  natynral  in- 
strcbment; — a  Iqrj  mn,zikal  wind-instrcoment. 

Organ-buildee,  ©r'gan- bild-er,  m.  wunhc&maks 
erganz. 


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Oroaxic,  Or-rin-ik,  )  a.  konsistin  or  rariiu 

Okoanical,  «Vr-g^n-i-luil,  i  jxirti  ku6|>enitio 
wid  tq  uder;  rrlatig  tu  an  orguii  or  tu  i>rg»nt: 
kon.^i.ttig  ov  urganz  nr  kontanio  dem;  inittnti- 
OM^nUl;  nktig  ax  iustriDiiienta  ov  natyiir  or  qrt 
tu  u  (frton  end.  Oryinik  h^dii,  itutj  ai  hav 
erganz,  un  de  ak/on  uv  bwiq  drii^nd  As^t  fprot 
and  pcrfek/on.  fJnjinik  dUtt,  a  A'xtii  in  hwiq 
de  Btruktyi^r  or  sum  orpin  ov  dr  bodi  iz  in  a 
mnrbid  *UiU  "S  At  lu(jz  in  ndlinunnri  koD«um- 

ion.  Ort/Aiiik  loz,  in  I'ulitikul  Kkonumi,  loi 
lon^fmii)  de  fundumtSntuI  kun.'ttilqjon  ov  dr 
•tat.  ttrainilc  rrnuinz,  de  remani  ov  animalz 
or  plantji  f'snd  in  a  fo-<il  stau  [K'tnz. 

Okoamcally,  Hr-ffan-i-kal-i,  xtl.  bj  inenz  ov  or- 

Oboanicaln>:8S,  6r-gin-i-kal-net<,  n.  de  atat  or 
brio  orKiknikal. 

Oroamhm,  Hr'f^n-iz-ni,  n.  an  nrpinikalstruktyTir. 

Oroaniht,  Or'gan-ut,  n.  wan  hiD  plaz  on  de  organ. 

Oroamzable,  Ur-gan-ii-a-bl,  s.  dat  ma  be  or- 
ganiz<l. 

Oboaxizatiox,  Or-pin-i-za-/on,  n.  de  akt  ov  <ir- 
j^iniii5);  forinnjon;  a  ili^  koui>truk/on  ov  pqrt''. 

Oroaxizi:,  ♦♦r'f^iin-iz,  r.  t.  tu  form  wid  i<iitnbl 
organz'  tu  form  orgnnikali;  tu  prrp^r  and  put 
in  opcmjon:  tu  distriby^t  intu  jKirt.i  and  a|>»Vnt 
de  proper  ofiscrz,  az  a  militari  lAxii:  tu  esutblij 
and  api^nt  de  i>n>pcr  ofisor  or,  az  a  li^JiKlativ 
bodi,  a  «u.<irti,  k*.  [gan  iitandz. 

Oroanlokt,  Or'j^n-liift,  n.  de  loft  hwijr  de  or- 

OROA>«(>UBAPiir,  Hr-jpin-6)j-ni-fi,  n.  (//'■/.)  a  dt- 
(ikripjon  or  de  orgnnz  or  struktynr  ov  plant*. 

OROANPirE,  Or'gan-pip,  n.  de  pip  or  a  mqxikal 
organ.  [una^rtcn  orijin. 

Oroan-rkst,   Or'gnn-rcJt,  n.  (Iftr.)  a  fi|;yiir  ov 

Oroax  BTOP,  Or'^an-stop,  h.  a  kolek/on  ov  pjps, 
piniil'ir  in  ton  and  kwoliti,  hwiq  run  tnt>  de  bul, 
or  a  RTOt  pqrt,  or  de  kunifiaa  ov  de  in.itntuncnt. 

Oroanzine,  Or'pin-rin,  n.  a  trc<i  ynzil  for  de 
worp  or  de  best  »ilk;  a  pirtikynlar  kjnd  or  silk. 

Oroasm,  Or'gaz-in.  fi.fluilcn  v^hemen.'<. 

Oroeat,  Or'jtnt,  n.  [/V.]  likor  fonnd  ov  Jugar, 
bqrli,  ami  qmondz.  [revolz. 

Orqies.    ♦•r'jrz,  n.  />/.  de  rits  or  K.-iku!*:  frantik 

OROl'Eti,  Orgi;,  n.pl.  [Fr.]  {Fort.)  liii).  tik  pfsci 
or  timber,  formin  a  |>ortkiili.'<  far  de  def^ns  ov  a 
gat;  ol.va  a  majcn  kom]xl>zd  or  several  mu.<>ket 
Sarelz  yunjted. 

ORicHALrfi,  Ur'i-kalk,  n.  m^ntcn  bras. 

Orikl,  (J'ri-el,  a.  a  wrt  or  re»^; — a  ba  windo. 

Orikmct,  (i)'ri-cn-si,  n.  brjtncs  or  strcpt  or  kulor. 

Orien'T,  Cyri-cnt,  a.  T\t\\),  az  de  sun;  e«tem: 
brjt.  rrjzoz. 

Orient,  Cyri-cnt,  n.  de  e.''t;  de  pqrt  hwi^r  it  sun 

Oriental,  Q-ri-^n-tnl,  a.  e.«tcrn;  plan  in  de  e«t. 

Oriextau  0-ri-<(n-tal,  n.  an  inhabitant  ov  de  F.'t. 

URtENTALiSM,  Qri-^n-tal-iz-m,  n.  an  estcm  idi- 
om or  fmz. 

Orientalist,  O  ri-^n-t&l-i.«t,  n.  an  inhabitant  ov 
de  F^t;  wun  v?r>t  in  oriental  l^mip. 

Orie^ttalize,  (i)-ri-4n-tal-iz,  r.  t.  tu  render  ciri- 
<*nt«l.  [Jon  or  aopckt. 

Ori evt  *Tto'«.  Q-ri-«n-t4-Jon,  n.  an  extern  direk- 

ORif-  I  ri-«n-tA-t<ir,    n.    an    in«tni>ment 

VI  :i  a  ^un;  lo  az  tu  har  an  egzakt 

'("■■  Ihul. 

ORiFiifc,  iir  i-i,*,  H.  enl  opnig:  a  p<^rfuni/on;  a 

Oriflamb,  Or'i-nam,  a.  a  guldn  standard;  de 
anjent  rtral  itandard  ov  FMnx. 

Orioax,  Or'i-fran,  n.  wjM  m<\rjtjram. 

Oaiocxisic,  (»r'i-jen-iz-m.  fj.de  doktrin  or  Orij«n. 

Orioeniht,  Or'i-jen-i!<t,  n.  a  folijcr  ov  Orijen, 
prezbiter  ov  .\|i<k:<an<lria,  and  a  Ivraed  Kritlyan 
fqder  ov  de  t«^rd  M^nturi. 

Orisix,  Or'i-jin,  n.  a  beginig;  koi  or  egsUteot; 
t\s;  a  f'snten;  a  ton;  desont. 


Orioixal,   O  riJ-1-nal,    n.   orijin;  f^t  kopi;   an 

4rktt(p.  an  wrijiual  p»Tii«jn  or  tin. 
Oriuixal,  O  rij-i-naJ,  a.  prutin;  !fr»t:  fi;n  lo  mi 

(•iniz. 
Oriuixalitt,  O-rij-i-nil-i-ti,  «.  dc 
Urioixallt,  t) -rij-i-nal-i,  ad.  prtmar.,,.  ,.  ,„  ,i. 

brgiiiio:  at  fvp-t:  az  dr  f.TKt  utor.  j^tnal. 

Oriuinart,  (J-nj-i-nari,  a.  k<*zig  egiut«n«;  urij- 
Oriuinate,  (J-nj-i-nat,  r.  I.  tu  brig  intu  egzlat- 

en».  [tuien*. 

Oriuixate,  (J-riJ-i-nnt,  r.  t.  tu  begin  m  tak  vg- 
Oriuixatio.v,  (J-rij-i-nA-/on,  m.  dc  akt  or  tirgi- 

niitig. 
Oriuixator,  O-r^-i-na-tor,  n.  wun  hd>  orijinatj. 
Orillun,  (J-ril-on,  >«.  a  miind  or  ^rt  fad  wid  u 

Will  tu  kuver  a  kanon. 
OaioLE,  O'ri-ul,  n.  u  jenun  ov  byrdi;  a  sort  •■»  truj. 
OttioN,  U-rj-on,  «.  wun  ov  de  »udern  kotiftflu/onz. 
Orimmoloov,  (J-ri.t-mol-o-ji,  n.  dat  brum^  uv  ukt- 

yqral  hitturi  hwic  nl&ta  tu  ita  taknikal  t^rmz; 

gloiioloji;  tfrmin6k)ji. 
Orison,  Or'i-zon,  n.u  pnicr;  a  >ui>likaJon. 
Ore,  t*rk,  n.  u  veri  Iqrj  sr-fij. 
Uelk,  Hrl,  n.  (I/rr.)  un  ordinari  in  de  form  or  a 

filet   r'<<nd   de  Jeld,  or  an   eakd^on    rffded  j — 

(ArcA.)  a  plint,  or  filet. 
Orlo,  Or'lu,  «.  [It.]  {Arch.f  de  plint  tu  de  ba» 

ov  II  kolum  or  |)edoiital.  [a  platform. 

Orlop,  Or'lop,  n.  a  U^mporari  dek  in  a  Jip  or  wor. 
Ornament,  Or'na-ment,  n.  an  embelijment;  dek- 

unijon. 
Orxauext,  Or'na-ment,  r.  (.  tu  emboli/;  tu  adera. 
Orxamextai^  Or-na-m^nt-al,  a.  givig  embelij- 
ment. 
Ornam entallt,  Or-na-m^nt-al-i,  ad.  in  an  erna- 

inetiial  manor. 
Orxate,  Or'nat,  a.  bed^kt;  dekurated;  f|n. 
Ornately,  Or'nnt-li,  ad.  finli;  wid  dekurajon. 
Oenatene-ss,  f>r'nat-nes,  n.  finori:  emb^lijt  stat. 
ORxiHCorioti,  Or-ni«-k6p-tk5,  n.  pi.  divinajon  bi 

bfrdz. 
0RXI8COPI8T,  Or-nls-ko-pist,  n.  a  dirjnerbj  bfrdz. 
Orxithuhnite,  Or-ni-tik-njt,  «.  de  fut-mqrk  ov 

u  U/nl  on  .'ton. 
Orxitiiii  HXOLOOY,  Or-nit-ik-nol-o-ji.  n.  a  tretiz 

on  |K'lrif(d  b<;nlz,  or  mqrkj  or  b^rdz  in  fUtn. 
Orxitiiolite,  Or-nit-o-ljt,  n.  a  pctrifjd  b^rd. 
Ornitiiolouical,   Or-ni-to-luj-i-kal,    a.    relalin 

tu  omit/iluji.  [omit6Uijr. 

Ormtholooist,  Or-ni-Ml-o-jist,  n.  wun  r^t  in 
Ornitiiologv,  Or-ni-tol-u-ji,  a.  dat  pqrt  or  na^ 

yurnl  liijilori  hwi<j  trttn  ov  l>^rdz. 
Orxitiiomaxcy,  t>r-nit-u-man-fi,  a.  diruajon  b) 

de  fljt  ov  b«Tdz. 
ORNiTiiORHr.NcuuB.  Or-ni-to-riQ-kiu,  «.  a  jcnoa 

ov  inniuiklz,  f'xnd  in  Ottivlyo,  biiti  mrt  rcMmblz 

de  bit  ov  a  diik. 
Orouraphic.  Or-u-grif-ik,  j  a.  relatig   tu 

Oeograpiiical,  Or-u-grif-i-ka],  (      orograTndt- 

skriptiv  ov  lu'snteni.  [tent. 

Oroueapiiv,  (J-n>g-ra-fi,  a.  a  detkripjon  or  min- 
Orolout,  U-rul-o-ji,  a.  u  tretiz  on  m^nteni. 
Orutlni),  tyru-tund,  a.  {likft.\   nutig  a  maner 

»v   ut'Tio   dr  ^IrmenLx   ov    »\>t(^,  hwwj  epibit« 

detu  wid  fulnes  kieme',  and  streot. 
Orpiiax,  Or'fnn,  n.  a  (,{\>.\  h.n  haz  lo«t  eder  fqder 

or  milder,  or  bot:— a.  bereft  uv  parent*. 
Orpiianaoe,  Or'fan-aj,  n.  At  flat  ov  an  orfan. 
Orpiianki),  Or'fand,*  j.  bert'ft  ov  i^^rcnU. 
Orphamkm,  Or'fan-ii -m,  n.  luim  az  {(.hykana^.) 
Orphean.  Or-frnn,  .i.  rrlntm  tu  At  anjcot  pbtel 

and  miiti/.nn  'Orfeuii;  mqzikal  and  (oeiikal. 
Orphic,  t'r'iik,  a.  relntiu  tu  dc  Or/Uoj;  rclatip 

tu  'Orfrui. 
Orthica,  OrTi-ka,  a.  }d.   [L.]  *prtcn   wurta  «r 

mistik  poemi,  foUli  askiibd  tu  'Orfco*. 


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Obpiuent,  Gr'pi-ment,  n.  a  yelo  sulfuret  ov  qr- 

senik,  hwig  fermz  &z  basis  ov  a  yelo  pant;  a 

pigment. 
Oepin,  Or'pin,  n.   a   sukytilent,   herbajus   plant; 

roz  rcDt;  a  yelo  kulor,  ov  varius  degrez  ov  inten- 

siti,  aproqig  elso  tu  red. 
Oekery,  (Ji'e-ri,  n.  a  majen  fer  egzibitig  dg  rev- 

(jlilJonz  ov  At  ert  and  uder  planets;  namd  after 

de  Erl  ov  'Oreri,  hcD  patronjzd  de  inventor. 
Orris,  Or'is,  n.  {JJct.}  a  plant  and  fl-»er,  de  root 

ov  hwiq  iz  sumtjmz  yi^zd  in  perfi\md  p-sder. 
Oesede"W,  Gr'se-d'n,,  j  n.  an  inferior  sort  ov  gold 
Oesedue,  Br'se-di],,  \      lef    manyi],faktyn,rd     at 

Manhim,  and  sumtjmz  kold  Manhjm  er  Dug  gold. 
Ort,  Ort,  n.  refri,?,  az  ov  foder.  [jurD;  &s. 

Orthite,  Br'tjt,  71.  {Mill.}  a  silikat  ov  serium, 
Ortuo,  Br'to,  [inijal  silablz  from  de  Grek  wurd 

ortar,]  strat  and  rjt.  [yillar  fosil  Jel. 

Oethockeatite,  Or-to-ser-a-tjt,  n.  a  multilok- 
Oethodox,  Gr'to-doks,  a.  kontormd  tci  de  kato- 

lik  er  yipiversal  (jurq;  in  akordans  wid  erto- 

doksi;  not  heterodoks;  sTsnd  in  doktrin. 
Oethodoxly,  Or'to-doks-li,*  ad.  wid  s-sndnes  ov 

opinyon.  L'^^i?)  ertodoks. 

Orthodoxness,  6r'to-doks-nes,*  n.   de  stat  ov 
Orthodoxy,  Or'fco-doks-i,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

(irtodoks;  s'sndnes  in  doktrin. 
Orthodromics,  9r-to-dr6m-iks,  n.  pi.  de  qrt  ov 

saiii)  on  a  rjt  kors,  er  in  de  qrk  ov  sum  grat 

serkl,  hwiq  iz  de  Jertest  distans  betwen  eni  to 

pernts  on  de  surfas  ov  de  glob.  [a  strat  kors. 
Orthodromy,  Gr'to-drom-i,  n.  de  qrt  ov  salir)  on 
Orthoepical,  Gr-to-ep-i-kal,  a.  relatii)  tu  erto- 

epi.  [spi. 

Oetooepist,  Gr-f)(f)-e-pist,  j».  wun  verst  in  erto- 
Oethoepy,  Gr'to-e-pi,  n.   de   qrt  ov  pron'snsii) 

wurdz  properli;  pronunsiajon. 
Orthographer,  Gr-tog-ra-fer,  n.   wun  verst  in 

ortiigrafi.  [ertografi. 

Orthographical,  Gr-to-graf-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tm 
Orthographically,     Gr-to-graf-i-kal-i,       ad. 

akordii)  tu  rtol.  [ertografi. 

Oethographist,  Gr-tog-ra-fist,*  n.  wun  verst  in 
Oethography,  Gr-tog-ra-fi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  speliij 

wurdz; — de  reprezentajon  ov  a  sekjon  ov  a  bild- 

iij.  [tii)z. 

Oethology,  Gr-tol-o-ji,  h.   a  rjt  deskripjon  ov 
Orthometrt,  Gr-tom-e-tri,  n.  de  lez  ov  versifi- 

kajon. 
Orthonix,  Gr'to-niks,  n.  a  jenus  ov  berdz. 
Orthopedic,  Gr-to-ped-ik,  |    a.  relatii)  tu 

Oethopedical,  Gr-to-ped-i-kal,  j       ertopedi,  er 

de  qrt  ov  kqrii)  natyqral  deformitiz  ov  qildren. 
Ortuopedy,  Gr-top-e-di,  n.   {Med.}   de    qrt   ov 

kqriij  or  remediiij  deformitiz  in  de  bodiz  ov  qil- 

dren,  or  jenerali  in  de  hqman  bodi. 
Ortuopncea,  Gr-fcop-ne-a,  n.  a  difikulti  ov  bred- 

ig,  hwiq  iz  inkrest  bj  eni  deviajon  from  an  erekt 

postyqr. 
Oethoptera,  Gr-top-te-ra,  n.  pi.  {Ent.}  an  erder 

ov  insokts,  komprjzig  kokroqez,  krikets,  gras- 

hoperz,  &s. 
Oethopteeous,  9r-t6p-te-rus,  a.   relatig  tu  de 

ertopteru;  havig  to  strat  wigz. 
Ortive,  Gr'tiv,  a.  rjzig,az  a  planet  er  stqr;  estern. 
Ortolan,  Gr'to-lan,  n.  a  delikat,  smol  berd. 
Orts,  Grts,*  n.  III.  refqs  ov  ha,  &s.;  tigz'left 
Oscillate,  Os'il-at,  v.  i.  tu  vibrat,  az  a  p6n 

lum;  tu  moov  hakward  and  forward. 
Oscillation,  Os-i-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  mmvig  Ijk 

a  pendqium. 
Oscillatory,   Os'il-a-to-ri,  er  Os-il-a-to-ri,    a. 

mii)vig  bakwardz  and  forwardz,  Ijk  a  pendqlum. 
OsciTANCY,  Os'i-tan-si,  n.  At  akt  ov  yonig;  dul- 

nes;  kiirlesncs;  slepinos. 
OsoiTANT,  Os'i-tant,  a.  yonig;  gqi)ig;  slepi;  slugij. 


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Oscitate,  Os'i-tat,  v.  i.  tu  yon;  tu  gqp. 
OsciTATiON,  Os-i-ta-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  yonig. 
Osculant,  Os'kq-lant,  a.  tendig  tu  embras;  ad- 

herig  klosli. 
Osculate,  Os'kq-lat,  v.  t.  tu  kis;  tu  tuq  jentli; 

tu  tuq  er  kum  in  kontakt,  az  to  kurvz. 
Osculation,  Os-kq-la-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  oskqlat- 

ig:  tuq;  At  kontakt  betwen  a  kurv  and  its  oskvi,- 

latori  serkl.  [ig  in  kontakt. 

OscuLATORY,  Os'kq-la-to-ri,  a.  tuqig;  kisig;  kum- 
Osculatory,  Os'kq,-la-to-ri,  n.  a  tablet  ov  Krjst 

and  de  Verjin,  hwiq,  in  anjent  qurqez,  woz  kist 

bj  de  prest  and  pepl.  [in  basket  makig. 

Osier,  tO'ger,  n.  a  tre  ov  de  wilo  kind,  muq  yqzd 
Osier,  CJ'jer,  a.  mad  ov  oger  er  twigz;  Ijk  ojer. 
Osiered,  (D'jerd,  a.  kuverd  wid  ogerz. 
OsMAZOME,  Oz'ma-zom,  n.  {C%em.}  a  spirityqus 

ekstrakt  ov  met.  [eral. 

Osmelite,  Oz'mcl-jt,  n.  {Min.}  a  spejez  ov  min- 
OsMiuM,  Oz'mi-um,  n.  {Min.}  a  metalik  substans 

fsnd  asojiated  wid  de  or  ov  platinum. 
Osmund,  Oz'mund,  n.  a  plant;  a  spejez  ov  fern. 
OsNABURG,  Oz'na-burg,  n.  a  kors  linen,  ferst  mad 

at  Oznaburg  in  Jermani. 
OspuRESioLOGY,   Os-fre-zi-61-o-ji,  n.   {Med.}   a 

tretiz  on  olfakjon  and  odorz. 
OsPRAY,  Os'pra,  n.  a  Iqrj,  blakij  hek. 
OssELET,  Os'e-let,  n.   a  hqrd  substans  Ijk  a  litl 

bon  on  de  insjd  ov  a  horsez  ne. 
Osseous,  Os'e-us,  a.  boni;  rezemblig  a  bon. 
Ossicle,  Os'i-kl,  n.  a  smel  bon. 
OssiFic,  Os-if-ik,  a.  havig  p-ser  tu  osifj. 
Ossification,  Os-i-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  qanj  intu  boni 

substans. 
Ossifrage,  Os'i-fraj,  ji.  a  b6rd,  hwiq  iz  sed  tta 

brak  de  bonz  ov  animalz  tu  get  de  maro;  a 

kjnd  ov  egl. 
Ossify,  Os'i-fj,  v.  t.  tu  konvert  er  qanj  tu  bon. 
Ossify,  Os'i-fj,  v.  i.  tu  bekiim  bon. 
OssivoROus,  Os-iv-o-rus,  a.  devsrig  bonz. 
Ossuary,  Os'q-a-ri,  n.  a  qqrnel-hus:  a  plas  hw^r 

de  bonz  ov  ded  pepl  qr  kept. 
OsT,  Qst,  n.  a  hop-kil.    Ritn  {Oust,}  and  {Oast.} 
Ostensible,   Os-ten-si-bl,  a.  held  fort   tu   vq,; 

ap!i,rcnt.  [maner. 

Ostensibly,  Os-ten-si-bli,  ad.  in  an  ostensibl 
OsTENSiVE,  Os-ten-siv,  a.  Joig;  ostensibl.  [maner. 
Ostensively,  Os-ten-siv-li,  ad.  in  an  ostensiv 
OsTENT,  Os-tent,  n.  dat  hwiq  iz  ekstended  er  Jon 

utward  er  in  frunt;  aperans;  men;  Jo;  a  portent. 
Ostentation,  Os-ten-ta-Jon,  «.  Jo:  ambijus  dis- 

pla:  bust;  parad:  hj  pretoujon;  a  Jo;  van  Jo. 
Ostentatious,   Os-ten-ta-Jus,  a.    makig   displa; 

fond  ov  Jo.  [bostfuli. 

Ostentatiously,  Os-ten-ta-Jus-li,  M.  vanli; 
Ostentatiousness,  Os-ten-ta-Jus-nes,  n.   vaniti; 

bostfulnes. 
Osteocele,  Os'te-o-sel,  n.   {Med.}  a  hernia  in 

hwiq  de  sak  iz  kqrtilajinus  and  boni. 
Osteocolla,  Os-te-o-kol-a,  n.  an  old   term  fer 

an  inkriistig  kqrbonat  ov  Ijm,  and  sed  tu  hav 

de  properti  ov  yqnitig  fraktyqrd  bonz. 
OsTEOCOPE,  Os-te-o-kop,  er  Os'te-o-kop,  n.  pan 

in  de  bonz.  [de  bonz. 

OsTEOLOGER,  Os-te-61-o-jer,  n.  a  deskrjber  ov 
Osteologist,  Os-te-61-o-jist,    n.    wun  verst  in 

osteoloji.  [bonz. 

Osteology,  Os-te-ol-o-ji,  n.  a  deskripjon  ov  de 
Osteotomy,  Os-te-dt-o-mi,  n.  {Med.}  de  disek- 

Jon  ov  bonz.  [river. 

GsTiARY,  Os'ti-a-ri,  er  Ost'ya-ri,  n.  de  m-ijfi  ov  a 
Ostler,  Os'ler,  n.  a  hosier.     Se  {Hodler.} 
GsTLEEY,  Os'lor-i,  n.  a  hosleri.     Se  {H(jdlery.} 
Ostracean,  Os-tra-Jan,  n.  a.  bjvalv  fij;  de  erster. 
OsTEACioN,  Os-tra-Jon,   n.  a  jenus  ov  fijez;  dc 

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OtTEAClUf,  0('trm-»i-m,  n.  a  mod  or  bsni/mont 
b|  r|ti(j  dr  iiiiiu  uv  <te  uki'iid  pi<raoD  on  jelt,  b^ 
bwiu  |<v'^*<^''*  koimiJurJ  duiijorui)  tu  At  Htnl  wyr 
egiilJ  for  tuD  jtn:  baoijiuout;  publik  Mo/qr. 

OaTHACtTK,  U«'m-Bit,  n.  aa  flraler  /el  io  dc  foaii 
suit. 

Ubtkacizk,  Oi'tra-i'ir,  p.  (.  tu  banij;  tu  okfpdi. 

UttTUicu,  Us'irii;,  ft.  de  IqrjcHt  nun  bt-rd,  fund  in 
Afnka  and  Arabin,  aolvd  fur  biitiful  f(^den. 
It  hux  /urt  niut,  >'q,id  tu  ad  in  runip,  not  for 

OtTKOUOTU,  t)i  tru-got,  n.  an  t^storu  U>it.       [flit. 

0TACOU8TIC',  Ut-a-kiitd-tik,  It.  tin  iuntraiment  tu 
usi-t  htriy. 

Otalgia,  (J-tal-ji-a,  ».  [t^r.]  (i/«/.)  de  er-ak. 

Otaluio,  (J-Uil-jik,  n.  a  r^mcdi  for  dr  rr-ak. 

OtBICK,  Vd'vT,  prun.  not  de  .sum;  not  di.i;  difort-nt; 
Dot  di:4,  de  kontrari;  uut  (  nor  be,  but  sum   wun 

Cl.H. 

Otuk&wisk,  Ud'er-w^f,  aJ.  in  a  diferent  manor; 

in  iinddiT  wii:  b^  udcr  koxoz;  in  uder  rc.tixikts. 
0tio8K,  CJ-ti-uH,  a.  jdl;  unemiilffd. 
Otitih,  tJ-tj-tis,  II.  {J/fi/.)  inflamujon  ov  de  er. 
Otium,  tJ'Ji-nu>,  H.  [L.]  rest;  iejur. 
Otourapuv,  tJ-t4g-ra-£i,  n.  {JJed.}  a  deskripjun 

ov  lie  ir. 
Otolouv,  (J-tol-o-ji,  n.  a  tretii  on  de  er. 
Otoplahtick,  Ut-u-pl.'M-ti-se,  n.  [Or.]  {M«d.)  an 

o|K'niJou  for  re.ttijriu  de  er. 

0^o^U'ii;'''  I  "•  ""  "'"''^'^  '•  ^^"™  ''^«'»-  [fur. 

Ottkh,  Ol'i-r,  n.  an  iimfibius  animiil,  valyiid  for 

Ottomam,  Ut'«j-mun,  H.  a  nativ  or  Turki:  a  Turk; 
—  <i  kjnd  ov  .HiO)!  or  hiuiok.  [minonil. 

Ottrkliti,  Ot'rel-it,  «.    {Mitt.)  a   dqrk   kulord 

Oloht,  tu,  n.  eni  tip.     Se  {Auijht.) 

Oi;uuT,  Ht,  rerh  drjtktir,  (.yil»d  in  de  preicnt 
and  im|)^rfi-kt  tcn.^ot,;  tu  u  or  be  u<l;  tu  be 
blind  bi  dqti,  or  tu  be  obljjd;  tu  br  fit. 

Ounce,  'bn.<,  n.  a  .'mol  wat:    un  animal;  a  ligks. 

OuB,  ^'r,  jiruii.  and  a.  bclooiu  tu  u^. 

OuKANOGUAPUibT,  '^-ran-og-rs-f i.st,  it.  wun  ha> 
drskrilji  de  hovni. 

OuRANOtiUAPUV,  '^>-ran-6g-ra-fi,  n.  a  denkripjon 
or  de  hcvni  and  de  bevnii  bodix. 

OmOLOGY,  '!^-r6l-o-ji,  n.  de  jujmoDt  ov  dixexct 
from  de  egzaminnjon  <>v  de  yurin. 

Ol'Ha,   yin, jjrun.  />":.  briogiu  tu  us. 

0uR8KLK,  "br-self,  pruu.  rrnprukal,  y\\vi  in  de 
rr^al  •'tjl. 

OtiRAKLVi^  "Sr-siSlvx,  prun.  rrei/*rokal,  pi.  ov 
Mt*rlj;  we,  not  uderx;  us,  not  uderx. 

Ot'SKL,  (D'xel,  n.  a  upe/ex  ov  bt/nl.     Se  {Ousfl.) 

OfST,  TSiU  r.  t.  tu  vokat;  tu  depriv;  tu  rj^kt. 

OuBTKK,  ^iit'er,  »».  {t^ii(}  a  di.'<|iuivjun;  rjck/iin. 

Ol'T,  ^t,  ail.  not  widin;  not  in:  oivizd  tu  in;  not 
at  bum;  tu  de  end:  Ndli;  at  a  Ini.  ?)7  ami  at, 
(uru-piiKt:  vkstre'ui:  gui^  tu  de  ••k.ttrrmx.  >7 
Mt  dr  krlx,  buviu  de  belx  bi^r;  wontin  inkiim  or 
trift.  yt  t>v  p-irt,  »u*lan\\)  Ion.  '^1  i-r  Liiul, 
furtwid;  imt'diatli.  Yf  tu  'it,  notig  u  nx^i^r- 
mcnt  hwic  ix  takn  from  dr  ntuuj^it  bundx  ov  an 
ubjvkt.  St  IT,  from;  pru-rdig  from,  Widst. 
nut  in;  nutin  i-k^kli^vin,  di'mi/on,  ab!>on.s  or 
dcrtlikjon.  -of  or  ix  ak'sntod  a  kompiind  pri'|>- 
Otijon;  ytt  or  ii  dc  unli  real  prt>|uxi/on,  wt  rt- 
taniQ,  nub'ttanjali,  it*  urijiuai  impure  Vt  ix 
muc  vi^id  in  kompuii/on. 

Out,  Xt,  inUr.  rk.'tpnS^ig  abh^rons  or  ekapul/on. 

OfTACT.    'Sl-:ikl,   r.  t.    tU  diD  biyund;  tU  CKJ^d. 

Ol'Takol'k,  3t-4r-gii,  r.  (.  tu  urrrkdm  in  ^rgq- 

mont. 
Oi'TBABBLE,  'St-bab-l,  r.  t.  tu  raryviii  in  (dl  pratl. 
OiTMALANCK,  '5t-bal-an.«,  r. /.  tu  •xtwd. 
OiTBAR.   Nt-b<\r,  r.  /.  tu  Jut  it  bj  fortifika/on. 
Outbid,  "^t-bid.  r.  t.  lu  ovcrji'sor  bj  bidig. 
OoTBiuoKB,  'St-bld-or,  n.  wun  b«D  Titbidt. 


OUTBLOW.H,  Xt-bl^n,  a.  inflatad;  twain  wid  wind. 
Oltbllsii,  'St-blti/  ».  t.  tu  ekaiil  in  ruxi  kulor. 
Ultuoaku,  'St'bunl,   n.    (A'aut.)   oni  tiy  dat  U 

widvt  de  Jit). 
OuTBOL'.ND,  ?>i'b^Dd,  a.  itwartl  bvnd. 
UuTBiiAVK,  TSt-bniv,  <>.  t.  tu  b%r  dvn  or  ds«t  b| 

bi  io  luur  daritj,  in«ulvnt,  ur  ■plotulid. 
Ol'tbuazk.v,   Oi-brik-xn,  r.  e.  tu  b^r  dm  wld  Im- 

pild.u..*. 
(Jl'Tukkak,  'St'bmk,  n.  a  brakin  ift;  an  crup/oa. 
Ut'TBUCAKL.\G,  ^t'brak-ig,  n.  de  akt  or  bniki|| 

turt;  rrupjou. 
Oltbekatiik,  3t-brM,   c.  t.   tu   wtri  bj  hariy 

betcr  brct;  tu  elupir. 
Ol'tbkibk,   ^t-brjb,  r.  t.  tu  ekA^d  in  brib«ri. 
nuTliLI',   'St-btid,   c.  I.   tu  put  furt  budx. 
t»LTBUiLi),  '5t-bild,    r.  I.    [i.  iitbilt  or  Titbilded, 

M.  Ytbildig,  vtbiit  or  tttbildod;]    tu   ek«id    in 

bildig:  tu  biM  mur  diirabli. 
Out  BLiLDiNO,  'St'bild-i(j,  II.    1  rdinat 

tu,  or  konoktfd  wid  dc  inuii 

OfTBLB.V,    ^t-blirn,   r.  t.   tu  ik  .      y. 

Ol'TBUHisT,  'St'burst,  n.  an  ckspiujon;  an 'Htbrak. 
OltcaST,  '?Jt-kant,  c.  t.  tu  guriux  in  kantig. 
Outcast,  'JSt'kust,  p.  a.  tron  aw6;  kast  ■vt. 
Outcast,  '!Jt'ka«t,  n.   an  cksjl;   wun  rejt'ktod  or 

ck-sj/eld. 
OuTCUMB,  '5t-kljm,  c.  I.  tu  kljm  beyond. 
OUTCOHFABS,    ^t-kiim-pas,    r.  t.    tu   ck«^d   dt^ 

b'Kndx. 
OcTCBAKT,  'St-krdft,  c.  I.  tu  eks^l  in  kunig. 
Outcrop,   "JSt'krop,   n.  {(Jcl.)   de   ckjiiiujiir  or 

iitnita  at  de  \th  surfai). 
OuTiuy,  "5t'kri,  i».  a  krj  ov  dintr^n;  klamor;  nffx. 
OuTKAjtK,  ^t-d4r,  v.t.  tu  ventytir  beyind. 
t>UTUo,  ^t-di6,  r.  t.  [i.  Ytdid, ;>«.  vtdoiig,  'Sldlin;] 

tu  ok-s^l;  tu  surpdd. 
OuT-uooR,  'JJt'dur,  ii.  beig  ut  or  de  h«. 
OuT-i>ooRB,  'IJt'dorx,  /  ad.  in   de   opn  \r, 

Out  OK- POORS,  ^'t'ov-dun,  i      abnVI. 
OUTHEINK.   ^t-drigk,  r.  f.  tu  ek?ed  in  drigkig. 
OUTKWKLL,  ^t-dwel,  r.  t.  tu  dwel  or  »ta  bcy6nd. 
OUTtB,   "b'l'er,  a.  brig  widlit;— opuxd  tu  mcr. 
OtTtRLY,  ^t'cr-li,  aU.  t^janlx  or  on  de  nt^jd. 
OuTERMOtrr,   'St'ir-m^wt,   a.    remutoat   from  d( 

midl. 
OiTKACK,  "St-fi.%  r.  t.  tu  brar;  tu  sUir  dm. 
t'uTKALL,  'JJt'fol,  n.  a  wot«rfel;  de  locr  end  ov  a 

wotcrkurs:— <i  kworcl. 
OuTKAW.v,  'Jst-fon,  r.  t.  tu  ckAdI  in  fonig. 
OUTKKAST,  '^t-f»U  e.  t.  tu  eksid  in  frstig. 
Out  FIELD,  'St'feld,  «.  a  feld  at  a  disuu  from 

dr  buin^tt-d. 
OuTKiT,  'St'fiL,  M.  de  akt  or  inenx  or  fitig  ■%\\  de 

rkwijiiuent  ov  o  |>or!«on  or  Jip. 
OuTriTTEB,  tSt'fit-cr,  n.  wun  tun  fits  or  maks  aa 

ictfit.  [an  ((rmi. 

OuTKLAXi,  "5t-fl4gk.  r.  I.  ta  Mtriq  de  flank  or 
OUTFLT,  'JJt-fli,  c.  t.  [i.  Titflti,  p*.  'Stniig,  •jUlun;] 

tu  IfV  bchjnti  in  fljt. 
OuTfooL,  'JSt-f.U.  r.  t.  tu  ckA<d  in  foli. 
OuTFROW.v,  ^'t-fr^n,  r.  t.  tu  ovi-rb^r  bj  frfnx. 
Oi'T'UATK,  'T^t'irat,  n.  an  itlet;  a  paitaj  ntwardt. 
Outgk.<<i:ral,   Ot-j^n-cr-al,  r.  (.  tu  ck^id  in  mil- 

itnri  skil. 
OuTUirE,  'St-gir,  r.  t.  ta  surpdi  in  girig. 
Outgo,  'JJt-gd!),  r.  t.   [•'.  ntwiini,  pt.  fitguig,  ¥t- 
g6n:l   tu  Kurjuis;  tu  gu  beyond;  tu  .'•^■rkumvdoL 
OuTOoER.  'St-gu-cr,   n.  wun  b<i>  ntgui  or  lera. 
Outgoing,  'St-^u-ig,  a.  egrcai;  pk-iiv^ndityiir. 
Out  GROUND,  >>t'gn«nd.  i».  gmnd  l|ig  widit,  m 

at  sum  diKtJtnK  from  dr  man  or  tcntral  gr^iML 
Outgrow,  Xt-gru,   r.  t.    [i.  xtgnfi,  pi.  vigruig, 

■Mj;ruii.     tu  «»rj«i-i  in  grut. 
Out  GUAR.O,  ^t'gijrd,  ■.  a  |t<;r\l  pj^tcd  at  a  dU- 

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OuT-UAULER,  "J>t-h61-er,  n.   (i\^a«<.)   a  rop  for 

holij)  ■St  de  tak  ov  a  jib. 
OuTHEROD,  "S^t-her-od,  v.  t.   tu  eksgd  Herod  in 

knm'lti.  [&s. 

Outhouse,  "^t'h'ss,  n.  a  bqrn,  stabl,  er  koq-h'ss, 
OuTJEST,  tjt-jest,  V.  t.  tu  eksEd  and  overp'ser  bj 

jestiij. 
OuTJiLT,  "5>t-jilt,  r.  t.  tu  surpds  in  jiltij). 
OuTJUGGLE,  tJt-jdg-1,  i\  t.  tu  surpds  in  juglig. 
OuTKNAVE,  "S^t-nav,  v.  t.   tu  surpds  in  naveri. 
Outlandish,    Ut-land-iJ,    a.    not  nativ;    forcn; 

straiij. 
Outlast,  "S^t-ldst,  v.  t.  tu  surpds  in  dn,raJon. 
Outlaw,  "JJt'le,  n.  wundEprjvdov  de  benefit  ovie. 
Outlaw,  "JJt'le,  v.  t.  tu  depriv  ov  de  benefit  and 

protekjon  ov  At  le. 
Outlawry,  "tf  t'le-ri,  n.  {Law}  an  akt  bj  hwiq  a 

man  iz  deprjvd  ov  de  protekjon  ov  de  le. 
Outlay,  ISt'la,  n.  a  sum  ekspended;ekspendityii,r. 
OuTLEAP,  "^t-lep,  V.  t.  tu  pas  bj  lepiij;  tu  stqrt 
Outleap,  "St'lep,  n.  sali;  fljt;  eskap.         [beyond. 
OuTLEARN,  '5t-lern,  r.  t,  tu  surpds  in  lerniij. 
Outlet,  "St'let,  n.  a  pasaj  -stwardz;  an  egres. 
OuTLiCKER,  Ut'lik-er,  n.  {JS'aiit.}  a  smel  pes  ov 

timber  fasnd  tu  de  top  ov  de  pcDp,  and  standig 

rjt  -St  astern. 
Outlie,  3t-lj,  V.  i.  tu  surpds  in  Ijip. 
Outlier,  "S^t'lj-er,  n.  wun  lico  Ijz  not,  er  iz  not 

rezident,  in  de  plas  wid  hwiq  hiz  ofis  er  dqti 

konekts   him; — {Jlin.}   a   porjon   ov   a  rok  er 

stratum  detaqt  at  sum  distans  from  de  prinsipal 

mas. 
Outline,  "5^t-ljn,  v.  t.  tu  ferm  a  skeq  er  ■stljn  ov. 
Outline,  Ut'ljn,  n.  kont<i)r;  an  eksterior  1  jn;  a  skeq. 
Outlive,  "S^t-liv,  v.  t.  tu  liv  bej-ond;  tu  survjv. 
OuTLiVER,  "5^t-liv-er,  n.  wun  hcD  ■stlivz;  a  survjv- 
OuTLOOK,  Ut-luk,  V.  t.  tia  fas  d-sn.  [or. 

Outlook,  "S^t'Iuk,  n.  a  vijilant  woq. 
OuTLUSTRE,  IJt-lns-ter,  v.  t.  tu  eksel  in  brjtnes. 
Outlying,  "?>  t'lj-ig,  pp.  a.  beig  Tst  ov  de  komon 

plas  or  order. 
Outmantle,  "S^t-man-tl,  v.  t.  tu  surpds  in  dres 

or  ornament. 
Outmarch,  "St-mqrq,  v.  t.  tu  lev  behind  in  de 
OuTMEASURE,  'S^t-meg-iir,  v.  t.  tu  eksed.     [mqrq. 
Outmost,  "St'most,  a.  remotest  from  de  midl. 
OuTNAME,  l?t-nam,  v.  t.  tu  eksed  in  namii). 
Outness,  ISt'ues,  n.  an  eksternal  ferm  er  Jo. 
Outnumber,  U t-num-ber,  v.  t.  tu  eksed  in  num- 
ber. 
Out-of-door,  Ut'ov-dor,  a.  beig  -st  ov  de  h-ss, 

er  in  de  opn  i^r.     Se  (  Out-doc/r.}  {J^Z^P'^• 

Out-of-the-way,  Ut'ov-de-wa,  a.  unkomon;  un- 
Out-of-trim,  "St-ov-trim,  a.  {Naid.)  apljd  tu  a 

Jip  hwen  Je  iz  not  properli  balanst  fer  navigajon. 
Outpace.  'St-pas,  v.  t.  tu  -stga;  tu  lev  behind. 
OuTPARAMOUR,   5l-par-a-m(Di,  v.  t.  tu  eksed  in 

kepii)  iiiistrcsez. 
OuT-PAKisH,  "tJt'par-iJ,  n.  a  parij  not  Ijig  widin 

de  wolz  or  limits. 
OuT-PART,  "cSt'pqrt,  n.   de  pqrt  rem6t  from   de 

senter  or  man  bodi.  [hospital. 

Out-patient,  ISt'pa-Jent,  n.  a  pajent  not  in  de 
OuTPEER,  "Ji  t-per,  V.  t.  tu  surpds  in  noblncs. 
Outpoise,  "JJt-ptirz,  V.  t.  tu  -stwa. 
OuT-PORCll,   b' t'porq,  n.  an  entrans. 
OuTPORT,  ISt'iiart,  71.  a  port  at  sum  distans  from 

a  siti  er  tyn. 
Outpost,  "JJt'post,  n.  a  post  er  stajon  wid'st  de 

limits  ov  de  kamp,  er  at  a  distans  from  de  qrmi; 

tra)])S  plast  at  suq  a  stajon. 
Outpour,  'JJt-por,  v.  t.  tu  ponst;  tu  emit. 
Outpouring,  1jt-p6r-i{),  n.  de  akt  ov  porig  ■st; 

cfi|,;';on. 
Outpray,  "5^t-pra,  v.  t.  tu  eksed  in  pr^er. 
OuTPREACH,  ot-preq,  v.  t.  tu  eksed  in  preqig. 


Outrage,  "Jit'raj,  «.  opn  vjolens;  wonton  abtis  er 

misqif;  a  grav  injiyi:  enormiti. 
Outrage.  'St'rnj,  v.  t.  tu  inji|r  vjolentli:  tu  ab4z 

er  insult  rufli  or  indesentii;  tu  tret  er  perferm 

abqsivli. 
Outrageous,  "Jft-ra-jus,  a.  vjolent;  fq,rius;  rajig; 

egzorbitant;    tq,multyn,us;    tarbq,lent;    eksesiv; 

enormus.  [uslL 

Outrageously,  "5^t-ra-jus-li,  ad.  vjolentli;  fi^ri- 
OuTRAGEOUSNESS,  "JJt-ra-jus-ncs,  n.  fqri;  vjolens. 
Outran,  IJt-ran,  i.  from  'S'trun.     Se  {Outrun.} 
OuTRAP,  "JJ t-rap,  r.  t.  tu  surpds  in  rapig. 
Outraze,  "JJt-raz,  V.  t.  tu  rat  -st  entjrli. 
Outre.  CO-tra,  a.  [Fr.]  ek:;travagant;  -st  ov   ds 

proper  limits;  overstrand.  [req. 

Outreach,  IJt-req,  v.  t.  tu  go  beyond;  tu  over- 
OuTREASON,  "St-re-zn,  v.  t.  tu  eksel  in  reznig. 
Outreckon,  "S^t-rek-n,  v.  t.  tu  eksed  in  reknig. 
OuTREiGN,  ^t-ran,  v.  t.  tu  surpds  in  ranig;  tu. 

ran  trtti  or  beyond  de  hoi  ov.  [opn  ^. 

Out-rick,  "St'rik,  n.  a  hep  ov  ha  er  kern  in  de 
Outride,  "St-rid,  v.  t.  [i.  -strod,  ps.  -strjdig,  st- 

ridn, -strid;]  tu  surfids  bj  rjdig;  tu  rjd  beyond. 
Outride,  "St-rjd,  v.  i.  tu'travel  er  rjd'ab-st. 
Outride,  lit'rjd,  n.  a  plas  for  rjdig. 
Outrider,  "5't'rjd-er,  w.  wun  hco  -strjdz,  er  rjdz 

abred;  a  servant  on  hersbak  ho  presedz  er  akum- 

paniz  a  karij; — a  Jerifs  sumoner. 
Outrigger,  "5't-rig-er,   n.   {jSaut,}   a  projektig 

spqr  or  pes  ov  timber  for  ekstendig  rops  er  salz, 

er  fer  uder  temporari  purpusez. 
Outright,  "S^t-rjt,  ad.  imediatli;  kompletli. 
Outrise,  IStjrlz,  V.  i.  tia  rjz  erlier  dan  aniider. 
Outrival,  "^t-rj-val,  v.  t.  tu  surpds  in  ekselens. 
Outroar,  15t-r6r,  v.  t.  tu  eksed  in  rorig. 
Outroot,  "S^t-rAt,  V.  t.  tu  eksterpat;  tu  eradikat. 
Outrun,  Ut-riin,  v.  t.  [«.  -stnin,  /is.  -strunig,  -st- 

run:]  tu  lev  behind  in  runig;  tu  eksed. 
Outsail,  "JJt-sal,  v.  t.  tu  eksed  er  lev  behjnd  in 

salig. 
Outscold,  "S^t-sk61d,  v.  t.  tu  surpds  in  skoldig. 
Outscorn,  "5't-skorn,  i'.  t.  tu  b^r  d-sn  bj  kontemt. 
Outscoueing,  IJt-sk-sr-ig,  n.  ofsk-srig. 
Outsell,  "5t-sel,  v.  t.  [i.  -stsold,  ps.  -stselig,  -st- 

sold:]  tia  eksed  in  seliij,  er  in  de  prjsez  fer  tiga 

sold;  tu  sel  at  a  hjer  rat;  tu  gan  a  hjer  prjs. 
Out-sentry,  ISt'son-  tri,  n.  a  sentri  tu  gqrd  an 
Outset,  l^t'set,  n.  opnig;  beginig.  [avenq,. 

Outsettler,  "JJt-set-lci,   n.   wun  hib  setlz  at  a 

distans  from  de  man  bodi.  [eksel  in  luster. 

Outshine,  "JJt-Jjn,  v.  i.  tu  emit  luster; — v.  t.  tu 
Outshone,  ISt-Jon,  i.  from  l>tfln.  Se  {OtitsMm.) 
OuTSHOOT,  li  t-J(f)t,  I',  t.  tu  ekse'd  in  JcDtig. 
OuTSHUT,  "Jf  t-Jiit,  r.  t.  tu  ekskl^d;  tu  Jut  -st. 
Outside,  1>  t'sjd,  n.  de  pqrt  er  sjd  ekspozd  tu  de 

atmosfer;  s\|perfijEz:  surfas;  eksternal  pqrt;  eks- 

trem  pqrt:  sqperfijal  aperans;  -stersid;  de  utmost. 
Outside,  "tJt'sid,  a.  belogig  tu  de  sq,perfijiez;  eks- 
terior; beig  wid'st;  kousistig  in  Jo. 
OuTSiN,  Ut-sin,  i).  i.  tu  eksed  in  sinig.  [tig. 

Outsit,  "S^t-sit,  v.  t.  tu  sit  beyond  de  tjm  ov  eni 
OuTSKip,  "JJt-skip,  r.  t.  tu  av^d  bj  fljt. 
OuTSKiRT,  "S^t'skert,  n.  a  suburb;  border;  -stport; 

■stpost. 
Outsleep,  "5't-slep,  v.  t.  tu  slep  beyond. 
OuTSOAR,  "5t-s6r,  V.  t.  tu  sor  beyond. 
OuTSOUND,  "S't-s^snd,  y.  t.  tu  ekse'd  in  s-snd. 
Outsparkle,  ^t-sp4r-kl,  v.  t.  tu  eksed  in  spqrk- 

lig. 
Outspeak,  "5^t-spek,  v.  t.  tu  eksed  in  spekig. 
OuTSPORT,  "St-si)6rt,  V.  t.  tu  sport  beyond. 
Outspread,  "St-spred,  v.  i.  tu  ekstend;  tu  dif^z. 
OuTSTAND,  ■JSt-stand,  v.  t.  {i.  -ststtid,  jjs.  -ststand- 

ig,   -ststtid;]    tu   rezist;  tu   stand   beyond   de 

proper  tjm.  [de  man  bodi. 

OuTSTAND,  Ut-stand,  v.  i.  tu  prot^berat  from 


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OuTflTAXDI    ■:    v.     .        1     ,      -        ,.■   .■        II 

OiTSTAat. 

OUTSTKH,    ^l  -Ul',    I.  -^   tu  =1.-11  ,.r  . 

OuTttroUM,    TJl-iiUirni,  r.  <.  tu  cjvori  ;i. 

Oct  rtTHEKT,  vJl'itiTl,  «.  a  «trtl  in  .: ....u 

OV  •!   fSM.  int. 

OrTSTitrrrw,  Tt-(itr<<j,  w.  <.  tu  elut^ind;  tu  npnxl 
(I  '^t-»tr^t,  or  3t-«lr*<j-cd,  p.  m. 

,1    TSt. 

(i_  "       irjd,  c.  I.  tu  RurpdM  in  ttrl'tig. 

ULTsiitif,  ^t-stri|>,  V.  t.  tu  vtgk);  ta  Irr  beb|nd 

in  a  rii. 
OuTSWEAR,  3t-«w4r,  ».  /.  tu  Qvcrpnor  b|  »w^ri(]. 
Oi'TRWEKTEX.  "JJt-swe't-n.  r.  ^  tuekiK^I  irnwrtiio*. 
OuTBWKi.L,  '!Jt-sw^l,  c.  t.   tu   iiwol   beyond;   tu 

ovcrflii). 
OuTTALK,  yt-t<ik,  e.  t.  tu  ororpnor  bj  tok. 
Oi;tthiiow,  Tyt-trA,  r.  t.  tu  fro  bfy6nd. 
OuTTONOL'E,  'Sl-tdo,  r.  t.  tu  b^r  d'sn  bJ  n«n. 
OuTTOP,  'SttAp,  r.  ^  tu  overtAp:  tu  »urp<I<. 
OuTVALTK,  ?Jt-v;tl-yti,  i'.  t.  tu  transi'-nd  in  prj^. 
OuTVKsoM,   ??t-vi'n-i)in,  r.  t.  tu  ck'ijd  in  jiTin. 
Ol'TViE,   '^l-vj,  r.  t.  tu  cki^d;  tu  surixi^;  tu  nt- 

ilrip. 
OcTViLLAiN.  3t-Til-en,  r.  t.  tu  ck«<d  in  rilcni. 
Oi;tvoice,  ^t-v^,  r.  t.   tu  tUt&t;  tu  eksed  in 

kliuuor.  [votii). 

Ot;Tvc»T»:,  "^t-r6t,  r.  t.  tu  knpkcr  or  cWd  bJ 
Outwalk,  Nt-wnk,  c.  t.  tu  ok»td  in  woki(). 
OfT-WALi-.  "St'wol,  n.  At  TJtward  wol  ov  a  bildiu: 

smx-TfiJnl  n|«mns. 
OOTWABD,  ^t'wanl,  A.  cknt^mal;  oksttrior,  opuid 

tu    inirard;  vitibi;  okstriniik;  not  inward;  not 

int'Timl:  not  «piritynnl. 
OcTWARD,  Xt'w.ird,  n.  ok.«t»'rn!il  form. 
Outward,  'JJt'wiinl,  ad.  tu  At  ntwanl  pqrta;  tu 

foron  I'lrts;  m,  "a  Jip  nUraril  bund." 
OoTWARDLY,  '?Jt'ward-li,  ad.  ck^t^rnali;  not  in- 

wmlli;  in  n|<mn*.  [utward. 

Outwardness,  'Sl'ward-ncs,  n.  At-  stnt  ov  brio 
Outwards,  ^t'wurdi,  ad.  Snm  az  (Oufirard.) 
OuTWATCH.  "5t-wii<;,  r.  t.  tu  surixis  in  wo<;fulnc*. 
Outwear,  ^t-w^r,  r.  t.  tu  wqr  -st;  tu  ck«^d  in 

w.-irij):     tu  pii.s  tcdyu.xli. 
Outweed,  '^t-wf'd,  r.  t.  tu  ckst^rpat,  as  a  wed; 

tu  ^iir|)ii<i  in  wrdip. 
OuTWEEP,  "^t-wi'p,  r.  i'.   tu  ck.«^d  in  wrpin. 
OuTWEioil,  '?Jt-wn,  V.  i.  tu  okitM  in  cniviti;  ta 

prr|Kiii.l.Tnt;  tu  eks<^l  in  viilyij  nr  infltiuns. 
Outwent,  "St-went,  i.  from  Y/yu.    Se  {Oittgo.) 
OuTWix,  '5t-wiu,  r.  /.  tu  «ur]M!«;  'tu  got  ist  ov. 
OuTWiMD,  ?5t-wjnd,  p.  t.  tu  ok^triknt:  tu  unlifci". 
OuTWiNO,  yt-wij),  r.  t.  tu  ■stKtrip;  tu  •utijij. 
Outwit,  ^t-wit,  r.  t.   tu  qet;   tu   orcrkdm   bj 

»tratnji>in. 
Outwork,  '5t'wurk.  n.  a  wurk  rnKl  on  dr  nt-^jd 

ov  .1r  diij  ov  a  fortifjd  pla»:  an  cksttrior  wurk. 
Outwork.  "*f  twtirk.  r.  t.  tu  iitdifc. 
OuTWRiTE.  "yt-rit,  V.  t.  tu  lurpdi  in  ritio- 
Outwrouoht,   5t-r»5t,  p.  a.  ittdiin. 
Outzast.  ^t-iA-ni,  r.  f.  tu  ck.i<d  in  buf>i>nori. 
OuzKU  (D'll,  fi.  a  wiitor-f'Bl:- .1  blnkb^nl. 
Otai^  (J'vkI,  a.  Jnpt  Ijk  an  e^-.  oblug;  ovat. 
Otai.,  (J'val,  n.  a  fisyi^r  in  ilr  /«p  <>v  an  *g. 
Otarious,  (J-vd-ri-ua.  a.  kon.<l<tio  ov  p({i. 
Otarium,    O-vd-ri-um.   a.    \L.\    pi.    O-vA-ri-a, 

{AniU.y    At  t<T>   "n»nn«  hwi<;    k'-n'Aft  At  fttnal 

ova.     (/■'  '  "•  -tr  yup 

scdt,  sity^ 
Otart,  0'\  riin  .1r 

fenuil  a>va,  or  iu  Liti<, 

{B'>t.}  a  bulk!  ka«  on'^ 
Otate,  uyvat,  a.  ov  an  u.-.i  iiK.*>r-  'K-j'M''-- 
Otate-lanckolatk,  (J'vat-lin-w-w-lat,  a.  formd 

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OVl,>,      \    \'u,     li.     ,1 

wurk,  tu  iMik  in: 
Over,  cyvtr,  frfj'.   1    . 
Uter,  U'vor,  ad.  abiir  dr 

il  inuq  y(l«l  in    k'>in;>, 

mrniot;  but   : 

(iv  tkt^»  )>r  « ', 
Over,  cyver,  ..  .•  nr  beyond;  utwr. 

UVERABOUND,  (J  vcr  a  bsnd,  r.  I.  tu  atbind   lA 

niui;.  Icndf. 

Overact,  0-vrr-&kt,  r.  t.  and  t.  tu  akt  mot  Amo 
UvKRALUi,  (.yvpr-c)li,  H.  pi.  a  k(nd  ov  Urn  tmicn. 
UVEUARCII,  U-ver-(\r(;,  r.  I.  tu  kuvcr  ai  wid  aa 

qnj. 
Overawe,  0-ver-<i,  c.  /.  tu  krp  in  o;  tu  t«rrifj. 
UvEiiUALANCE,    U-ver-bal-anx,   r.  t.    tu  (irrpan- 

denit.  [ekate. 

Overbalance,  cyvor-bal-aiu,  n.  a  gnueT  wat; 
OvEaoEAR.  tJ-vcr-b4r,  r.  t.  tu  l«ir  dun  bj  uveriti 

iir  prj'l:  tu  rrpr^s;  tu  nuUii^:  tu  pri>«trut. 
OvKUBEARt.vo,  O-vcr-b^r-io,  pp.  a.  oprt^iv;  doa- 

iH.iik.  Lfip. 

OvERUOARD,  tyvcr-bord,  ad.  of  At  /ip;  ut  ov  Ac 
Overburden',  (J-vcr-bdr-dn,  p.  t.  tu  t<vcrl6d. 
Overcast,     (J-ver-kii«t,   r.  I.    [i.   ovcrkdBi,  p$, 

uverkd^itiu,  ovcrk<itit:|  tu  kliid;  tu  dqrko; — ta 

k'i<t  or  nit  tO)  hi:— tu  su  uver. 
OvEKOAST,  O'ver-ka.it,  a.  kUdM;  kludi;  obaki^rd. 
OvEUi'HABiiE,    tJ-vcr-<;ijrj,  v.  I.  tu  <jqrj  or  mt  tA 

h{:  tu  Icxl  t(t)  horili;  tu  karikati^r. 
Ovebcharue.  (J'ver-<;qrj,  n.  t.t»  hj  a  qqrj. 
Overcloud,  (J-vor-kl'nd.  k.  t.  tu  kuvcr  wid  kludi. 
Overcoat.  (J'ver-kut,  n.  an  tHj-jd  kut:  a  t^t-kut. 
OvEBCOME,  U-vcr-kdm,  r.  r.  Ii".  uvt-rkiimw.  ovcr- 

kiitnip,  ovcrkiim:]  tu  kogker;  tu  vagkwij;  tu 

huImIii:  tu  turinvnt.  [iti. 

Overcome,  (J-vor-kiim,  r.  t.  tu  gnn  At  iiipcnor- 
OVEROO,    (J-vcr-dtft,  r.  I.  and  1.  [1.  overdid,  p». 

uvcnlit)i{),  uvt-rddn:]  tu  dii>  mor  dan  endf. 
Overdose.  (J'vor-dos  ".  an  ck«^iv  doa. 
Overdraw,  (J-ver-dr»J,  r.  /.  [».  overdndb, /m.  ovw- 

dmiij,  uVL-nlnin:]  tu  dn)  t<l>  muq. 
Overdrive,  (J-ver-drjv,  c.  I.  tu  drjv  tat  hqrd. 
OvEREYE,  U-ver-j,  ».  t.  tu  itipcrint«^nd. 
Overfall,    O'ver-fol,   n.  a  kat*rakt;— a  /ol  er 

bapk.  [mnq. 

Overfeed,  Q-ver-f<d,  v.  t.  and  t.  tu  fed  tA 
Overflow,  U-wr-flb),  f.  t.  tu  be  nnjr  dan  ful. 
Overflow,  0-vcr-f1c!),  r.  t.  tu  dclqj;  tu  indo- 

dnt.  laaa. 

Overflow.  O'ver-flo,  »•.  an  inundajun:  ejfiynber- 
OvERFLOWi.No,  (i>-vor-fl<i-iQ,  a.  cgiyqbenuM:  kii- 

piii-iKM.  I^abdodant. 

Overflowing,  (J-vcr-fl^-ifl,  pp.  a,  indndatin; 
OvEBFBEiUHT,    (J-vcr-frut,    c.  t.  [1.    overfrated, 

f'4.  tjvfrfmtig,  uvcrfrat«d  »r  orerfnit:]  tu  lod 

t<i>  hevili. 
OvERQOBOE,  U-ver-giirj,  r.  t.  tu  gnrj  ta>  mu^ 
OvEBOUow,  O-vcr-grii,  r.  t.  and  i.  [i.  overgn&; 

pf.   ujviTjn'iJiB.  Civcn^run:]  tu  kuror  wid  grot; 

tu  r|z  abdv;  tu  gru  beyond. 
OvEEOBowTU,  Gyvcr-gTut,  a.  enyqbcrvit  grel. 
OvEBUANU,  (J-vcr-bip,  r.  I.  and  1.  tu  jnt  ar  ia- 

|><>iid  uvor.  [efptiinia. 

OvEBiiAUL,  0-v««r-h<JI.  fi.  t.  »u  <«rr»d  ovor,  ta 
Ovebhead,  Q         ■     ■       '     .  .    '.y. 

OvEBUEAB,    (  I  rb^rl,  p$. 

uiv   rlirrig.  ,_.  .ir  D{  9aDa; 

'         ^  hwut  Wv.i  a-'(  ui'iil  lu  Lt  L<rd. 

\rd,  (J-vrr-bvnl.;>.  J.  brrdai  b^  akrid— <» 
n.k»iikAT.  Uverh^t,  r.  t.  tu  D(t  U»  mn^ 
Utebissue,   (J-ver-iJ-q,  a.  an  eka^v  i/q,  ai  or 

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OvERJEALOus,  O-ver-j^l-us,  a.  jelus  tu  ekses. 
Overjoy,  O-ver-jd,  v.  t.  tu  transport;  tia  ravij. 
Overjoy,  tO'ver-jef,  n.  transport;  ekstasi. 
Overjoyed,  O-ver-jerd,  p.  a.  fild  wid  jer  er  trans- 
port, [nes. 
OvERKiNDNESS,  O-ver-kjnd-nes,  n.  eksesiv  k|nd- 
OvERLABOR,    O-ver-la-bor,  v.  t.  tu  ekSEki],t  wid 

tcT)  inuq  labor  er  k^r;  tu  haras  wid  tefl. 
Overlaid,  O-ver-lad,  v.  t.  tu  overbuvdn;  tu  lad 

too  mug.  [bj  land,  not  bj  se. 

Overland,  O'ver-land,  a.  performd  er  karid  on 
OvERLAN'DER,    Q'ver-land-er,  n.  wun  hcD  travelz 

over  rEJimz  or  landz. 
Overlap,  (AJ-ver-lap,  v.  t.  tu  lap  er  fold  over. 
OvERLARGE,  O-ver-lqrj,  a.  td)  Iqrj. 
Overlay,  O-ver-la,  v.  t.  tu  la  sumtig  upon;  tu 

opres  bj  Ut)  mug  wat  er  p'ser;  tu  smuder  wid  tO) 

muq  or  tO)  klos  kuverig;  tu  smuder;  tu  kruj; 

tu  Qverhwelm;— tu  kuver  de    surfas,  az  ov  a 

wurk  in  wud,  wid  a  metal. 
Overlaying,  O-ver-la-ig,  n.  sixperfijal  kuveriij. 
Overleaf,  O-ver-lep,  v.  t.  tu  pas  over,  az  bj  a 

jump. 
Overleather,  O'ver-led-er,  n.  uper-leder. 
Overleave.v,    O-ver-lev-n,   v.  t.    tu  swel  ■st  too 

muq;  tu  miks  too  mug  wid;  tu  kordpt. 
Overlie,   t)-ver-lj,  v.  t.  [i.  overla.  ps.  overljii), 

overlan;]  (  Geol.)  tu  Ij  upon  er  over. 
Overlight,  O'ver-ljt,  n.  too  strog  Ijt. 
Overlive,  O-ver-liv,  v.  t.  tu  survjv;  tu  'stliv. 
Overlive,  O-ver-liv,  v,  i.  tu  liv  t<D  log. 
Overliver,  O-ver-liv-er,  n.  wun  hoo  overlivz;  a 

survjvor.  [tu  burdn. 

Overload,  O-ver-lc&d,  v.  t.  tu  lod  wid  tu)  mug; 
OvERLOs'G,  0-ver-16g,  a.  tit)  log. 
Overlook,    Q-ver-liik,  v.  t.   tu  vq,  from  a  hjer 

plas;  tu  vi],  fuli;  tu  pursi],;  tu  superintend;  tu 

overse:  tu  revii; — tu  pas  bj  induljentli;  tu  neg- 

lekt;  tu  sljt. 
Overlooker,  O-ver-ltik-cr,  n.  wun  hoo  overltaks. 
OvERLOOP,  O'ver-loop,  n.  {JVaut.}  erlop.    Se  (  Or- 

lop.) 
OvERLOVE,  Q-ver-ldv,  v.  t.  tti  luv  too  mug. 
Overmasted,    O-ver-mdst-ed,  a.   havig  too  mug 

mast.  [guvern. 

Overmaster,  O-ver-mdst-er,  v.  t.  tu  subdi],;  tu 
Overmatch,  O-ver-mag,  v.  t.  tu  be  too  p-serful 

fer:  ti.i  kogker.  [si^perioriti. 

Overmatch,  O'ver-mag,  n.  wun  ov  superior  p'serz; 
Overmkasure,  Q-ver-mej-nr,  v.  t.  tu  me3q,r  er 

estim  it  tot)  Iqrjli. 
OvEEMKASURE,    Q-ver-mej-vir,    n.    samtig  givn 

ovei-  de  i\\\  megi^r;  a  surplus. 
OvERMKRRY,  O-ver-mer-i,  a.  eksesivli  meri. 
OvERMiCKLE,  O-ver-mik-1,*  a.  overmdg. 
OvERMiX,  Q-ver-miks,  v.  t.  tu  miks  widt  too  mug. 
OvERMODEST,    O-ver-mod-est,   a.    too  bajful;  too 

rszer.d. 
OvERMOST,   O'ver-most,*  a.   hjest;  over  de  rest. 
Overmuch,    O-ver-miig,    a.    too  mug;   mor    dan 

eniif. 
Overmuch,  O-vor-mug,  ad.  in  too  grat  a  degre. 
Overmuch,  O-vcr-miig,  n.  mor  dan  endf. 
OvERMUCUNESS,  O-ver-mdg-nes,*  n.  sti,perabdnd- 

ans.  [eksed  in  number. 

OvEEMULTiTUDE,    O-ver-mul-ti-ttxd,*    v.   t.    tu 
Overname,    O-vcr-nam,  v.t.  tu  nam  over  in  a 

serie/.. 
Overnight,  O-ver-njt,  n.  njt  befor  bed-tjm. 
Overnight,  Q-ver-njt,  ad.  firoo  de  njt;  in  de  njt; 

in  ds  evnig,  or  in  de  evnig  befor. 
OvEROFFiCious,  O-ver-of-iJ-us,  a.  too  ofijus. 
Overpaixt,  CJ-ver-paut,  v.  t.  tu  kulor  tio  strogli. 
OvERPART,  Q-vor-p^rt)*  ''•  ^-  ti^  'i-sin  UdLj  a  pqrt. 
Overpass,  Q-ver-pds,  u.  t.  tu  kros;  tu  overliik: 
tu  pas  wid  disregard;  tu  omit;  not  tu  resev. 


Overpast,  O-ver-pdst,  p.  a.  gon;  past. 
Overpay',  O-ver-pa,  v.  t.  tu  pa  to  mug.     [abdv. 
OvERPEEE,    O-ver-per,*   tu    overluk;  tu  huver 
OvERPERCH,  tO-ver-perg,*  v.  t.  tu  flj  over. 
OvERPERSUADE,  O-ver-pcr-swad,  v.  t.  tu  perswad 

tcT)  mug,  or  agenst  inklinajon. 
OvERPiCTURE,  0-ver-pikt-yq,r,  v.  t.  tu  eksed  in 

rcprezentajun.  [mor  dan  endf. 

Overplus,   lO'ver-plus,  n.   surplus;  hwot  remanz 
OvERPLY,  (D-ver-plj,  v.  t.  tu  emplaf  too  lab(f>riu3li. 
Overpoise,  O-ver-pffz,  v.  t.  tu  Tstwa. 
Overpoise,  O'ver-perz,  n.  preponderant  wat. 
OvERPOLiSH,  (O-ver-pol-iJ,  v.  t.  tu  finij  toD  njsli. 
OvERPONDEROus,  0-ver-p6n-der-us,  a.  too  wati. 
OvERPOST,  C0-ver-p6st,  v.  t.  tu  get  kwikli  over. 
Overpower,    0-ver-p"s-er,    v.  t.    tu  vagkwij  bj 

fors;  tu  bv  disn;  tu  overtrif);  tu  be  predominant 

over:  tu  opresbj  sqperioriti. 
Overpowering,  (D-ver-p's-er-ig,  p/),  a.  b^rig  d^sn 

bj  superior  p'ser. 
OvERPRESS,    GJ-ver-pres,  i;.  t.   tu  overbwelm;  ixx 

kruJ;  tu  overkum  bj  entreti;  tu  pres  er  perswad 

too  mug.  [prj^- 

Overprize,  Q-ver-prjz,  v.  t.  tu  valyq,  at  too  hj  a 
OvERPROMPT.  O-ver-promt,  a.  promt  tu  ekses. 
OvERPEOMPTNESS,   O-ver-promt-nes,  n.  hastines; 

presipitajon. 
OvERPROPORTiON,    O-ver-pro-por-Jon,    v.  t.    tui 

mak  too  grat  a  proporjon.  [stat. 

OvERQUiETNESS,  O-ver-kwj-et-nes,  n.  a  too  kwjet 
OvERRAKE,  Q-ver-rak,  v.  t.  {Naut.)  tu  brak  in 

upon,  az  wavz  over  a  Jip  hwjl  at  agkor. 
Overran,     O-ver-ran,    i.    from    COverrun.     Ss 

(  Overrun.) 
OvERRANK,  O-ver-ragk,  a.  too  ragk.  [to)  hj. 

Overrate,  O-ver-rat,  v.  t.  tu  rat  at  too  mug  er 
Overreach,  (D-ver-reg,  w.  t.  tu  rjz  abdv;  tu  ds- 

S£v;  tu  go  beyond;  tu  serkumvent. 
Overreach,   O-ver-reg,  v,  i.  tu  sirjk  de  hjnder 

fet  too  fqr  forward,  az  a  hers,  so  dat  de  toz  strjk 

agenst  de  for  Jooz. 
Overreach,  O'ver-reg,  n.  de  akt  ov  overregig;  a 

stran;  a  swelig  ov  de  master-sinyi|  ov  a  hers. 
Overreachee,    G)-ver-reg-er,  n.   wun  dat  over- 

regez:  a  get. 
OvEEREAD,  O-ver-red,*  v.  t.  tu  perdoz. 
Overreckon,  O-ver-rek-n,  v.  t.  tu  rekn  too  mug. 
Override,  CO-ver-rjd,  v.  t.  tu  rjd  over;  tu  rjd  tott 

mug; — {Law)  tu  sq,persed. 
OvERRiGiD,  O-ver-rij-id,  a.  too  rijid;  too  strikt. 
Overripe,  Q-ver-rjp,  a.  too  rjp. 
OvERRiPEN,  (D-ver-rjp-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  td)  rjp. 
Overroast,  O-ver-rost,  v.  t.  tu  rost  too  mug. 
OvEEEULE,  0-ver-rtt)l,  v.  t.  tu  kontrol  er  inf hj,ens; 

tu  inflqens  bj  predominant  p'ser;  tia  guvern  wid 

hj  otoriti;  tu  si|perintend;  tu  si^persed; — {Laio) 

tu  mak  verd;  tu  rejekt.  [a  direktor. 

OvERRULER,    (D-ver-rObl-er,  n.    wun  hoo  overroblz; 
Overruling,  Q-ver-robl-ig,  pp.  a.  guvernig  wid 

sqperior  p'ser;  direktig. 
Overrun,  Q-ver-rdn,  v.  t.  tu  haras  bj  inkurjonz; 

tu  ravaj;  tu  3tnin;   tu  pas  behjnd;  tu  over- 

spred;  tu  kuver  el  over;  tu  doo  misgif  bj  grat 

numberz;  tu  inji],r  bj  tredig  A'^u;— {Printing) 

tu  run  beyond  de  proper  legt  bj  menz  ov  inser- 

Jonz;  tu  canj  de  dispozijon  ov  Ijiiz  or  pajez. 
Overrun,  U)-ver-rdn,  v.  i.  tu  overflo;  tu  be  mor 

dan  ful. 
OvEEEUNNER,  O-ver-rdn-er,  n.  wun  hcO  overrdnz. 
Oversea,  Wver-se,  a.  feren;  from  beyond  de  se. 
Oversee,  O-ver-se,  v.  t.  tu  wog  over;  tu  obz^rv 

kiirfkili;  tu  si^perintend;  tu  Ovorhak. 
Overseer,    O-ver-se-cr,    n.    wun  hoD  oversez;  a 

superintendent;  an  ofiser  hto  haz  rte  kj^ror  sqper- 

iiitendens  ov  eni  mater,  az  a  literari  s^minari, 
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OnKSEERBHiP,  Q-Ter-«<-or-/ip,  n.  At  oflj  or  ita- 

Jori  iiv  an  uvi-rsfor. 
OVKiiaELL,  (J-vur-8^1,  V.  t.  tu  B«l  at  Us  hj  a  pr\t; 

tu  .tfl  toi  inug. 
OvERurr,  (J-vor-s^t,  r.  ^  tu  turn  botom  upwanli; 

tu  tru  uf  de  baiis;  tu  subvert;  tu  overtdro. 
Otkeskt,  U-ver-a^t,  v.  i.  tu  fel  of  d(  baaia;  (a 

turn  over. 
Otkrsoadb,  O-ver-JAd,  f.  <.  tu  kuvor  wid  a  /ad. 
Ov£H.siiAi)OW,    (J-ver-Jad-io,    f.  t.    tu  tru  a  Judu 

over:  tu  Ji-ltcr;  tu  |irot«kt.  [t>ver/ido». 

OvER8iiADOW£R,     (i)-vor-Jad-o-er,    n.     wun    bat 
OvEiuJiiiNK,  CJ  vor-Jjn,  v.  I.  tu  ■st/jn. 
Otermhoot,    (J-vcr-Jobt,  c.  t.    tu  flj  be/6nd  de 

tnqrk. 
OvKEJiUOOT,   Q-veT-jM,  v.  I.    tu  Jtfit  brj6nd;  tu 

pan  nwiftli  over:   tu  vontyqr    tj)  fijr; — tu  hav 

wotcr  ««j  Jot  uver  rtut  wun  (lOrt,  ax  uv  a  hwcl, 

it  ludo<l  and  turni,  hwjl  de  udrr  iz  cmti. 
Otxbbhot-wukkl,     (d'ver-/«t-hwe'l,    n.    a    hwel 

hwit;  iz  turntl  l>|  woter  fluio  on  At  top  or  it. 
OykRSIOHT,  tJ'ver-«jt,  H.  utipcrinUiDdeD!!;  io!<|>ok- 

Joti:     luiifU'ik:  emr; — iniit<?nJoir.  inadvfrt4.-nsi. 
Otersize,  (J-vcr-sjz,  v.  t.  tu  surpda  in  bulk;  tu 

jila-iier  (jver.  [Mkop. 

Oyerskip,  (J-vor-skip,  v.  t.  tu  pas  b|  Icpig;  tu 
OVKRSLEKP,  (J-vcr-.Mlep,  r.  t.  tu  olep  ta>  log. 
Oterslif,  (J-ver-alip,  v.  t.  tu  let  slip  bj;  tu  nce- 

lokt.  [Se  < '>r«'r«'/M 

Oversold.   Q-ror-suld,  •.  and  />.    from  (Jtertel. 
OvKKKooN.  (.J-ver-!i<f>ii,  ad.  Un  sa>n.  [mu(j. 

OvLRsoKiiow,    tJ-ver-*6r-<D,*    r.  t.    tu  aflikt  Uh 
OvKRMi>KAK,  CJ-rer-Kjick,  v.  t.  tu  sa  to  inucj. 
OvtRUPEXT,    (0-ver-»p^nt,    />.    «.    werid;    hanwt; 

fur^i^-nt. 
Overspread,  (J-vcr-sprd<l,  t>.  t.  tu  kaTcroTer;ta 

fil:  tu  8kat«r  over. 
Oterstand,  (J-vur-stand,*  v.  t.  tu  stand  (<t>  mu<j 

up<>D  knndijon*.  [maq. 

Oterstare,  U-Ter-8t4r,*  v.  i.  tu  st^r  wjldli  or  io 
OrxRSTATE,   Q-vcr-Bt&t,  V.  t.    tu  Stat  ta>  b{:  tu 

egtsjcmt.  [statmcnt. 

OvER.STATF.MENT,    O-Tcr-stat  ment,    n.    UD    h|  a 
OVKKSTKP,  {J-ver-st<4p,  r.  t.  tu  stop  bryi'md. 
Otkrstink,  U)-vcr-stiflk,  c.  t.  tu  surpus  in  «tcn(j. 
Overstock,   (i)-Ter-st6k,  r.  t.  tu  fil  ud  ful;  tu 

krdd. 
Overstore,  0-vcr-8t<Sr,  v.  t.  tu  stor  wid  Ua  muij. 
OrtusTRAiN,  ti)-vcr-8tr6n,  v.  i.  tu  mak  tit»  vjuU-nt 

i'fMrti<.  [t«i>  ftjr. 

OvKRSTRAix,  0-vor-»tnin,  v.  t.  tu  stmn  »r  streq 
Overstrew,  (J-vor-stru,  t'.  t.  tu  spred  over.     Se 

OvERSTRirr,  O-vcr-strikt,  a.  cksesivli  strikt. 
Oterstrike,    O-vcr-strjk,*  c.  t.  tu  overr«£»l;  tu 

b.ir  d'sn. 
OvtR-swELL,  0-vor-«w6I,  r.  t.  tu  rjz  nbdr. 
Otert,  (J'T^rt,*.  opn:  manifest;  publik;  api^rent; 

not  (tf  kret;  not  kon.'«fld. 
Otert-act,  O'vvrt-akt,  n.  {Late)  an  opu  akt,  ka- 

pabl  bj  111  ov  brifl  m3nif(><it!i  pnnvd. 
Overtake,  (J-ver-tak.  r.  t.  tu  knr;  bj  pur-i'it;  tu 

kum  up  tu  sumtip  guig  brf(jr;  tu  tnk  bj  unr- 

prjt  [mu<j. 

Overtask,  0-ver-td*k,  r.  t.  tu  burdn  or  ta»k  lot 
Overtax.  U-vcr-taks,  r.  /.  tu  taka  ta>  bovili. 
OvERTEDiot'8,  (D-ver-tid-jms,  a.  ekscsirli  tcdyus. 

Se  <  Ttfiioun.)  (ijj. 

Overtekhkd,  (J'vor-trmd,  a.  worn  dun  wid  tem- 
OvERTIinow,  (,)-vor-tru,  r.l.  [i.  overtnL, /.#. over- 

triiip,  uivprtriin;]   tu  rUiin:  tu  def^l;  tu  subvert. 
OvKRTiiKOW,  (lyrer-tro,  n.  nain.  drfrt. 
OvKRTiRE,  tJ-vor-ijr,  r.  t.  tu  Rubdt^  wid  fat^fc. 
Overtly,  (J'vcrt-li,  ad.  in  an  uv^rt  manrr:  upnli. 
Overtook,  O-ver-tuk,  i.  from  t.)v*rtiik. 
Overtop,  u)-vcr-t4Sp,  r.  t.  tu  r|i  abdv;  tu  surpds. 


Overtrade,  <^  ■  ,  i  tA  mu<j. 

Overtlrr,  (  -  i.-ki^vif:  a 

l»ru|«j»ul;   .,.-  _  k.iiiM.l.-rii- 

Jon.     (Mu*.f    All    itiUwaukiwn    ^n   ov   lai^aik 

prrrik!<l  tu  un  ontturiu,  koUM^rt,  nr  opora. 

OvERTLRii,  (J-vor-ldm.  •.  (.  tu'trw  d«D:  tu  bvef 

tru;  tu    subv^t;    tu    tUitn;    tu    fcivcrpvcr;    la 

k.ykcr.  [tro. 

OvERTi'RN,  (J'ror-tura,  m.  a  subvfr/un;  aa  uvar* 

Ovektlrsablk,  (J  ver-tdm-a-bl,   a.   dat  ma   b« 

uvirliirnd.  [idrni. 

Overtur.ner,    (i)-Ter-t(im-er,   a.    wun   b<t>  uver- 

OvtjiVALUE,  tJ-vcr-vil-yn,  o.  I.  tu  rat  at  i<ii  h} 

"  I'T-  tKMtli. 

OVKUWEES,  O-vcr-wfn,  r.  i.  tu  tigk  hili  uc  aro- 

OvKRWKL.Ni.su,  (J-viT-w^n-ig,  a.    Tan;   koiuctod; 

ari,i;;iint.  Igaiu. 

OvKRwtK.NixoLT,  (D-vor-w<n-ig-li,  ad.  widirw 

UvfcuwtiuuT,  (J'vcr-wat,  n.  preponderaai. 

OvEuwiiELM,  U-vcr-bw^im,  r.  t.   tu  sprod  over 

and   kuvcr  i«r  kruj  wid   «umtiy;  tu   im^ra  and 

bi^r  dvn,  uz  u  fli^id;  tu  ovcrplier;  tu  suUli^;  tu 

kruJ.  [ijj;  kru/ifl, 

OvKRWHELiiiNO,  Q-vcr-hw6im-in,  ;>/>.  a.  uverfki* 

Overwork,  (J-vir-wdrk,    v.  t.    [i.  uvorwiirkt  »/r 

uverr.il,  fj*.  uverwiirkii),  uvurwdrkt  or  wvumil:] 

tu  wurk  tti)  uiu(j:  tu  ijr. 

OVERWROLUIIT,  (Jvcr-ril,  I.  and  p.  frrtm  <Jrer' 

irttrl;  lubord  Ut>  muq.  [borai. 

OviBOS,  (J'vi-b<>s,  n.   a  spe/ri  ov  oks  havig   wjd 

OviDiAK,  D-vid-i-an,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  rczuuiblig, 

(Jvid. 
Oviduct,  O'vi-dukt,  ».    de    ti^b   hwiq  kimJiiku 
dc  uvum  from  de  uvari  tu  de  ji^teru.t,  »t  tu  aa 
ek*lvrniil  ntlet.  l'^^'U  ♦'(?*• 

OviKLRoL's,  (J-vif-cr-u«,  «.  {Zfl.)  luirio.^  kun- 
OviKOHM,  (J'vi-form,  a.  bavig  de  /np  uv  un  eg. 
OviuEROL'S,  CJ-vij-iir-us,  a.  biirig  or  kariig  egs. 
Ovine,  (J'vjn,  a.  bclugig  tu  Jrp. 
Oviparous,  U-vip-a-rus,  a.  prodt^sig  yug  bj  eg*. 
Oviposit,  0-vi-p6x-it,c.<.  (A»/.>  tulaor  dcpuiit 
t-»Ci.  lUig  ofu 

OviposiTiON,  0-vip-o-ii/-on,  fi.  {Fnt.)  at  akt  oV 
OvirosiTOR,    tJ-vi-|j«ii-i-t<>r,  n.  {tJU.)  de  in»int»- 
m<'nl  \i\  hwic  an  insekt  kundukt.'*  il^  c^^i  tu  A\t 
aprupriat  iijdus.  [kontaus  dc  uruio. 

Ovisac,  CJ'vi-sak,  n.  dc  kaviti  in  de  uvari  hwiq 
OvoiD,  U'vffd,  a.  formd  Ijk  an  c^;  cg/npu 
OvoLO,  (J-vulu,  ».  a  konvek."  inuMiu.or  kwortar- 
rund,  yiijiinli  a  kwnrtor  <>r  a   !<^rkl,   and  frr- 
kwenlli   kut  wid  a  rv|>rczcntaJon  uv  a  strig  ov 

OvoviPARi'B,  O-vu-rip-a-mx,  a.  an  animal  ii  led 

tu  br  uvuvi|iaru!<  bwen  At  vf,  it  ha4;t  widin  dc 

b«di,  and  dr  yug  wun  ek^kh^ded  al{T. 
OviLE,  O'viil,  n.  {li't.)  a  nixlimcntari  scd. 
OviM,  tJ'vum,  H.  [L.]  I'l.  tiyva;    Rn  eg;  {Arek.) 

an  omauicnt  in  de  form  ov  eg*. 
Owe,  (J,  p.  (.  tu  be  held  i<r  bfnd  tu  p«  tu;  ta 

be  indet«d  tu;  tu  be  under  obliga/oo  foq  tu 

bar  fn>m,  at  a  k6nwkwons  ot  a  kot. 
Owe,  (J,  r.  I.   tu  br  blind  ic  ubljd. 
OwiNO,  uyig,  ;>/>.  a.  di^.  at  a  dot;  impi^labl  tB,M 

an  njent:  iinpiitiibl  at  an  rfekt. 
Owl,    61,  n.  a  b^-rd,  <)V  novenil   Tnrjftit,  dal  flji 

qrfli  in  dc  njt,  livt  in  bold  tret,  aiod  cti  D^a, — 

a  var»eti  ov  pijon. 
Owl.    ol,  *.  I.  tu  kari  on  an  unbtful  trad. 
OwLKR,  '^I'er,  fi.  wi:  '       .  kuntrabaod  gitdi; 

wun  bob  karit  'St  \« 
OWLINO,   'i^l'ig,  n.   II'  :i<t  publik  tnd. 

Owlish,  'Sl'iJ,  a.  rrtvuii'.ig  ao  nl. 
0w.\,  On,  «.  brl6gig  tu;  pus^l;  pckqlyar,  (vopcr 

tu;  at,  fnf  an. 
Own,  (dn,  v.  i.  tu  pow!*  bj  rjt^-tu  kunf^;  la  «k> 

D61ej;  tu  avt  fi>r  wuni  on;  tu  avi. 


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O^WTJEE,  On'er,  n.  ds  ritfml  proprj'etor. 
Ownership,  On'er-Jip,  n.  rjtful  pozejon. 
OwsE,  "Sz,  )  a.  bqrk  betn  smel,  yi|zd  bj  tan- 

OwsEE,  ^z'-er, )      erz;  de  likor  ov  a  tan-vat;  odz. 

Se  {Ooze.y 
Ox,  Oks,  n.,  pi.  Oks'n;  a  kastrated  bxal. 
Oxalate,  Oks'a-lat,  n.  {Ohem.)  a  selt  fermd  bj 

a  kombinajon  ov  oksalik  asid  wid  a  bas. 
Oxalic,  Oks-al-ik,  a.  obtand  from  sorel. 
OxALis,    Oks'a-lis,    n.     [£.]    {Bot.}  a  jenus  ov 

plants;  a  Jqrp  asid  plant;  sorel. 
OxALiMiDE,  Oks-al-i-mid,  *  n.  {  Chem.}  a  substans 
OxAMiD,  Oks'a-mid,  )    obtand  bj  hstig  oks- 

alat  ov  amonia  in  a  rstert. 
OxBANE,  Oks'ban,  n.  a  plant. 
OxBiED,  Oks'berd,  n.  a  spsjez  ov  wadii)  berd. 
Oxbow,  Oks'bo,  n.  a  bo  for  yokig  an  oks. 
OxEYE,  Oks'i,  n.  a  plant;  a  Jrub;  a  fl-ser:  a  dazi. 
Oxidate,  Oks'i-dat,  v.  t.  tu  konvert  intu  an  oks- 

id;  tia  oksidjz. 
Oxidation,  Oks-i-da-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  oksidjzig; 

akt  ov  kombjnig  wid  oksijen;  de  akt  ov  turnii) 

tm  de  Stat  ov  an  oksid;  oksidjzment. 
Oxide,  Oks'id,  n.  a  substans  fermd  bj  de  yq,nyon 

ov  oksijen  wid  sum  bas.  [id. 

Oxidize,  Oks'id-jz,  -v.  t.  ta  konvert  intia  an  oks- 
Oxidizement,  Oks'id-jz-ment,  n.  oksidajon. 
Oxiodio,  Oks-i-6d-ik,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  konsistig 

ov,  de  kompTind  ov  oksijen  and  jodin. 
OxLiKE,  Oks'ljk,  a.  rezemblig  de  oks.  [slip. 

OxLiP,  Oks'lip,  n.  a  vernal  fl-ser;  de  sam  wid  ks- 
OxoNiAN,  Oks-(f)-ni-an,  n.  a  member  er  gradyqat 

ov  de  Yq,niversiti  ov  Oksford,  in  Iggland. 
OxPECKEE,  Oks'pek-er,  n.  a  spejez  ov  berd. 
OxsTALL,  Oks'stel,  n.  a  stand  or  stel  fer  oksn. 
Oxtongue,  Oks'tui),  n.  an  anyi^al  plant. 
OxTCHLOEio,  Oks-i-kl6-rik,  a.  notig  an  asid  pro- 

kqrd  bj  de  pqrjal  dekompozijon  ov  klcorik  asid; 

perklorik. 
OxTCEATE,  Oks'i-krat,  n.  a  inikstyq,r  ov  weter 

and  vinegar. 
Oxygen,  Oks'i-jen,  w.    an  elem^ntari  bodi  hwiq 

sumtjmz  egzists  in  de  solid  er  flq,id  ferm,  but 

hwiq  kan  canli  be  egzamind  in  de  stat  ov  a  gas, 

in  hwiq  stat  it  iz  kulorles,  tastles,  and  a  litl  hev- 

ier  dan  komon  ^.    It  iz  de  most  ekstensivli  di- 

fqzd  substans  in  natyq,r,  fermiij  21  persent  bj 

volyq,m  ov  de  atmosfer,  and  at-njnts,  bj  wat,  ov 


de  weterz  ov  de  glob.  It  iz  de  grat  suporter  ov 
Ijf  and  kombustyon,  and  in  kombinajon  wid 
uder  substansez  it  formz  oksidz  and  asidz.  3is 
important  element  woz  diskdverd  bj  (Dr.  Priest- 
ly) in  1774.  [ijenatig. 
I  Oxygenation,  Oks-i-jen-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  oks- 

OxYGENiZE,  Oks'i-jen-jz,  v.  t.  tu  asidif  j  bj  oksi- 
jen: tia  impregnat  wid  oksijen. 

Oxygenous,  Ote-ij-en-us,  a.  relatig  tu  er  kon- 
tanii)  oksijen.  [glz. 

Oxygon,  Oks'i-gon,  n.  a  trjaggl  wid  tre  ak^t  ag- 

OxYMEL,  Oks'i-mel,  n.  a  mikstyi^r  ov  vinegar  and 
huni. 

Oxymoron,  Oks-i-m(5-ron,  n.  {Rhet.)  a.  figyi^r 
bj  bwig  a  wurd  iz  yt^zd  in  a  pekTi,lyar  sens,  er 
wid  pregnant  menii);  az,  "krOtel  kjndnes." 

Oxymuriate,  Oks-i-mTi,-ri-at,  n.  a  selt  fermd  ov 
oksimnriatik  asid  and  a  bas.  Oksimiiiiat  ov 
Ifm,  klorid  ov  Ijm,  a  valyq,abl  bleqig  komp'snd. 

OxYMUEiATic,  Oks-i-mq,-ri-at-ik,  a.  an  asid,  kold 
elso  klarin. 

OxYPHONY,  Oks-if-o-ni,  n.  aktj,tnes  ov  vffs. 

OxYERHODiNE,  Oks-ir-o-din,  n.  a  mikstyi^r  ov 
t<D  ixirts  ov  erl  ov  rozez  wid  wun  ov  vinegar  ov 
rozez. 

OxYSEL,  Oks'i-sel,  n.  a  selt  konsistig  ov  oksijen- 
ated  asid  and  oksid. 

OxYTONE,  Oks'i-ton,  ».  d  wurd  wid  an  akq,t  s'snd, 
er  havig  an  ak^t  aksent  on  de  last  silabl. 

Oyer,  O'yer,  n.  {Law)  a.  herig;  elwaz  jffnd  wid 
terminer,  d  kort  ov  oyer  and  terminer,  a  kort 
fer  herig  and  determinig  kezez. 

Oyes,  O-j'es,  inter.  {Law)  "Her  ye;" — a  kel  f er 
atenjon,  yijzd  bj  a  Jerif  er  krjer,  az  an  introduk- 
Jon  tu  a  proklamajon.  [al. 

Oysanitk,  o'san-jt,  n.  {Min.)  a  spejez  ov  miner- 

Oystee,  CTs'ter,  n.  a  bjvalv,  testajus  fij;  an  ostra- 
Jan.  [ersterz. 

Oysteebed,  CTs'ter-bed,  n.  a  bed  er  bredig-plas  ov 

Oystee-shell,  ©"s'ter-Jel,  n.  de  Jel  ov  an  erster. 

Oystee-wench,  O's'ter-weng,      |  n.    a    wuman 

Otstee-wife,  CTs'ter-wjf,  >      ho  selz   ers- 

Otster-woman,  CTs'ter-wu-man,)       terz. 

OzvENA,  CJ-ze-na,  n.  {Med.)  an  ulser  in  de  noz, 
hwiq  disqqrjez  a  fetid,  pi^rrolent  mater. 

Ozocerite,  Oz-o-se-rjt,  n.  {Med.)  a  mineral  re- 
z^mblig  rezinus  waks  in  konsistens  and  transln- 
sensi. 


P. 


Pp,  iz  a  labial  hwisperd  eksplodent,  fdrmd  bj  a 
,  sljt  komprejon  ov  de  anterior  pqrt  ov  de  lips, 
az  in  pelt. 

Pabulae,  Pab-yq,-lar,  a.  afordig  food;  alim6ntal. 

Tabulation,  Pab-yn-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  fedig. 

Fabulous,  Pab-yq,-lus,  a.  afordig  aliment;  ali- 
mental.  [(Srt. 

Pabulum,  Pab-yn,-lum,  n.  [£.]  fend;  aliment;  sup- 

Paoa,  Pa-ka,  n.  {Zool.)  a  kwodrcoped  ov  S-st 
Amerika,  ov  de  lama  trjb,  keld  elso  alpdlca. 

Paoal,  Pa-kal,  n.  {£ot.)  a  tre  ov  PerA,  havig 
medisinal  kwolitiz. 

Pacation,  Pa-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  trankwiljzig. 

Pace,  Pas,  n.  de  distans  betwen  de  tea  fet  in  wek- 
ig,  komonli  Estimated  at  2}/^  iit;  but  de  jeomet- 
rikal  pas  iz  dubl  dat  distans,  or  de  bol  spas  past 
bj  de  sam  f ut  from  wun  f ut  tu  andder: — a  de- 
gre  on  de  ekwator  megT^rz  60,000  suq  pasez; — a 
step;  a  gat;  maner  ov  wekig,  az  a  kwik  er  slo 


pas;  degre  ov  seleriti.    Fdsez  ov  a  hers,  de  nat- 

yi^ral  pasez  qr  tre — a  wek,  a  trot,  and  a  galop, 

tu  hwiq  ma  be  aded  an  ambl.     Tui  kep  er  hold 

p6s,  tu  kontinyq,  tu  mcDV  az  fast  az  sumtig  els; 

not  tu  fel  bak. 

Pace,  Pas,  v.  i.  tu  mcDv  on  sloli;  tu  go;  tu  mayv 

wid  a  partikyn,lar  gat,  az  a  hers,  bj  razig  de 

legz  on  de  sam  sjd  tugeder.  [go. 

Pace,  Pas,  v.  t.  tu  megrir  bj  steps;  tu  dir^kt;  tu 

Paced,  Past,  a.  havig  a  partikynlar  gat. 

Pacee,  Pas-er,  n.  wun  hdo  pasez;  a  hers  dat  pasez. 

Pacha,  )  Pa-Je,  n.  a  tjtl  ov  onor  givn,  in  de  orijin 

Pasha,  \      ov  de  TurkiJ  empjr,  tu  de  ministerz 

and  ^ef  asistants  ov  de  Sultan,  hweder  militari 

er  lemed.     It  iz  tts  atribyi^ted  tu  de  guvemorz 

ov  provinsez  stjld  pajeliks.     Se  distigkjon   ov 

ragk  betwen  de  t<D  klasez  ov  pajez  konsists  in 

de  number  ov  hers  talz  hwiq  qr  karid  befordem 

az  standardz,  de  hjer  havig  tre,  and  de  loer  t<D. 


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Paobacamac,  Pak-a-ko-iniik,   n.   At  nam  ot  At 

diviniti  or  bcifl  wurjipt  bj  dr  jdolaton  ov  Pent 

az  dr  krtnlor  ov  dr  yqnivi^rs. 
Pachalic,  Pa-J"-lik,  u.  dt  jiiri«dikJon  ov  a  p»J»5. 
Pachyduim,  Pak-i-d^riu,   n.  a  tik-skind   kw6d- 

ru»|icd. 
PACurbEaMATA,  Pak-i-d^T-ma-ta,  n.  pi.  {Zool.} 

an  order  ov  kw6dra>pedi  bavLg  tik  «iunt,  as  At 

(^Irfant,  b<>i;,  &s. 
Pachyduiiiatoub,  Pak-i-d«,'r-ma-tu>,  a.  bavig  a 

tik  itkiii:  bcli'joio  tu  de  |^kidi,'rraato. 
Pacikic,  Pu-^■if-ik,  /  a.  (iruniuiiio  [«<;  pesabl; 

Pacifical,  l'a-»if-i-kal,  (      uijld;  joutl;  apriig. 
Pacification,  Paa-i-fi-ki-Jun,  n.  At  aJct  ov  pui- 

Pacificator,  Pa-sif-i-ka-tor,  n.  a  pes-mnker. 

Pacificatory,  l'a-»if-ika-t<a-ri,  a.  tcndig  tu 
nink  i)f."<. 

Pacifikr,  Pa-'-i-fj-er,  n.  wun  bon  ra-^ifiz.       [p6r. 

Pacify.  I'as-i-fi,  v.  t.  tu  a\iii:  lu  kwii-t;  tu  kom- 

Pack,  I'lik,  n.  u  bun<ll  or  eiii  til),  enkluizd  in  a 
kuver  or  brnd  fast  wid  knrdz:  a  burdn  or  lod; 
Q  Duujber  ov  knrdz,  or  Ae  number  y^zd  in  f^mi, 
BO  tvnnd  fruui  bcig  I'nkluzd  tugedcr:  a  number 
ov  h^indz  or  d(if;z,  huntif]  or  kept  tugedi-r:  a 
nnmber  ov  p^rsuuz  koiit'iVlemtc-d  iu  cni  bad  de- 
t(n  or  proktis;  cni  gmt  number  az  tu  kwuntiti 
and  prcji^r;  az,  **a  pnk  or  wurld  ov  trublz:"  a  lud 
ov  240  p'sudz  wat. 

Pack,  I'ak,  r.  (.  tu  y\&»  in  klus  order,  tu  put 
tug«?der  and  b[nd  tu.'t;  tu  send  in  a  huri;  tu 
put  tugt^der,  az  kqrdz,  in  8U^  a  uuiner  ax  tu 
Mki^r  dc  gam;  tu  ]>ut  tugiktcr  in  sorU,  wid  a 
fnJdyqlcnt  driin,  az  kqrdz  —hen.",  tu  yiin|t  p^r- 
sonz  inikwitU!<li  wid  a  vq  tu  sum  prjvnt  intenwt. 

Pack,  Pnk,  r.  i.  tu  be  prcut  or  klozd;  tu  kluz:  tu 
Jat:  tu  rrmiLv  in  hast:  tu  gu  of  iu  a  buri;  tu 
kon.v'rt  bad  mc3qrz;  tu  konfcdemt  for  bmi  pur- 
pusex;  tu  prukti^  unloful  konfodcrasi  or  kul- 
lyon. 

Package,  Pak-aj,  n.  a  bandl  or  bal;  a  kwontiti 
b'i$nd  or  prcst  tug^der;  a  qqrj  mad  for  pakig 
gudz.  [t|d  up. 

Packcloth,  P.ik-klof,  n.  a  kiot  in  hwiq  gu<lz  qr 

Pack-dick,  Pak-duk,  n.  a  kors  sort  ov  linen  for 
pak-klodz. 

Packer,  Pak-er,  n.  wun  hcs  paks  or  bindx;  wun 
bill  prep,irx  mvrijandiz  for  transit. 

Packl-t.  Pak-ct,  ».  a  8mol  pak:  a  mal  ov  letcrz:  a 
jxjsl-Jip;  a  ve;-el  for  lelerz  or  ij&senjerx,  and  olsw 
l>)r  m>,>ri;andjz. 

Packet-boat,  Pak-et-bot,  n.  a  vcsel  for  kariig 
letcrs,  As. 

PACKET-snip,  Pik-et-Jip,  n.  a  Jip  dat  salt  at  stat- 
ed t|mz,  for  kariig  f>ascnjcrx,  leterx,  pakajex,  iSes. 

Packfong,  I'ak-fog,  n.  At  t'jriex  nam  ov  dc  a\S 
ov  niki-I  and  kii|>er,  komonli  kold  Jtrrman  eiUer. 

PACKiiouaE,  Pak-hors,  n.  a  bors  ov  burdn. 

I'ackman,  Pdk-man,  n.  a  man  boi  karis  a  pak;  a 
p^-dliir. 

Packsaddle,  Pak-sod-l,  n.  a  sadi  tu  kari  burdnx. 

PacK!>taff,  Pak-slaf,  it.  a  staf  tu  supurt  a  jiak. 

Packthread,  Pak-trt.><l,  n.  strog  trcd  or  twju 
yqzd  in  tiig  up  iiqrtclx. 

Packwax,  I'ak-waks,  n.  a  tendon  or  tcndinus 
suU^iaus  in  dt  nek  ov  bn&t  animAli.     Rita  elau 

Pacos,  Pii-kos,  n.  de  I'cnsvian  nam  ov  an  frti- 

lukig  uir,  bwiq  konsi.its  ov  a  br'Sn  okaid  ov  juni 

and  i>qrtiklx  uv  nativ  silver. 
Pact.  I'akt,  n.  a  bqrgcn:  a  kdvrnant. 
Pactio.n'al,  P.ik-/oD-al,  a.  setld  bj  bqrgon;  kon- 

dijonal:  b)  wa  ov  a  bqrgen  or  kdvrnant. 
Pactitiocs,  Puk-tiJ-U".  a.  .«etld  bj  agrcmcnt. 
Pad,  Pad,  n.  a  rod;  a  fut|>at:  an  (xi-(iast  hors; — 

a  sadl; — a  robcr  dat  infests  dc  rodi  on  f  ut. 


Pad,  Pad,  r.  t.  ta  bet  naoA  or  level;  la  itaf;  to 

furuij  wid  a  pad;  tu  impr^^nat  wid  a  mordaat, 

az  klot.  [wid  a  mordaou 

Paddi.xo,  Pad-ig,  a.  de  akt  ov  impr^fnalig  kk4 
1'addle,  Pad-1,  r.  t.  tu  brt  dc  woier,  aa  wid  d« 

bund  ui>u:  tu  tu;  tu  bet  woler,  aa  wid  un;  ta 

pla  in  de  woter;  tu  fiQ^vr. 
Paddle,  Pad-1.  r.  i.  tu  frl;  tu  pla  wid;  tu  \0 

wid;  tu  pruptil,  az  b)  an  ur. 
Paddle,  I'ad-f,  n.  an  cr,  rrir^  nz  ix  yqzd  b)  a  ti^fji 

rucr  in  a  but;  rm  '  -.  de  end  uv  aa  orj 

—  wun  ov  de  fill  -tim-vdM.!. 

Paddlebox,    P.id  1  ,  an   ov   de    wuda 

prujekjonx  un  eq  ajd  ov  a  siembut  or  item-voael, 

widin  bwii;  qr  de  pndlx  or  flix  dat  prun^l  da 
Paddliir,  I'ad-Kr,  n.  wun  bd>  padli.  [vesel. 

Paddluttaff,  Pad-1-staf,  n.  an  implrmeol  yi^xd 

bj  plumi-n  tu  frc  dc  J^r  from  ?rt,  stubl,  kt. 
Paddockstool,  Pad-ok-BiiLl,  n.  iikU.)  a  maj- 

ritjui  or  tcj<istiZ>l. 
Paddt,  P;id-i,   n.   rjs  in   de   busk; — a  spe/ei  or 

heron:— a  kant  t^rm  for  an  jri/man,  a  kuntrak- 

Jon  ov  {Patrick.) 
Padklio."*,  Pad-e-l|-0D,  n.  a  plant;  Ijonx-ful;- 

kold  olsj  I'.i'iijfjip. 
I'ADtsuA,  Pa-de^u,  N.  a  tjtl  or  de  TurkiJ  .Sultaa 

und  PerJ.in  >Iq.  [on  a  stapl. 

Padlock,  Pad-lok,  n.  a  lok  wid  a  link  tu  bag  it 
Padlock,  Pad-lok,  r.  t.  tu  fasn  wida  padlok. 
Pad.n'ag,  I'ad-na^,  n.  an  amblin  nag. 
i'ADowriPt,  Pad-o-pip,  «.  Q  plant. 
Padlasoy,  Pad-yn-s*,   m.  q   kjnd   ov  silk   stuf, 

nuiud  from  (/Wt/a.) 
PiSA.N,  Pe-an,  n.  a  bim  in  onor  ov  Apulij;  a  »og 

ov  tqumf;  a  wor-sog;  an  anjent  poetik  fut  or 

fur  Aiiabls. 
1'agacu.  Pa-jak,  n.  a  Kj  "  Jiff  f^wal 

tu  ab-xt  ten  gulonz  Wi:  r. 

Pagan,  Pii-gan,  n.  ujent^  .  _  ,  •  r  ov  jdolx  or 
fols  giidx:  wun  not  a  Jq^  kriityati,  nor  Mabome- 

Pagan,  I'a-ean,  I        i.   a     -r  ■     .<        itaa. 

Paganish,  P^-^n-iJ,  1  '•  »»«den./:jcntil.      ^ 

Pagamsm,  Pd-gan-is-m,  n.  dc  rclijon  or  fMgaot; 
brdenixm. 

Paganize,  I'lk-gan-Jx,  r.  t.  tu  render  brdcni/. 

P^OE,  Paj,  n.  a  h<t  at^ndig  on  a  gmt  [>^-nion  rader 
for  /u,  and  as  an  indikajon  ov  bj  ragk,  dan  for 
de  perfonuans  ov  menial  dqtix:—  wun  sjd  or  a 
U'f  ov  a  buk;  rjtig  or  qtigz:  az,  "de  pBj  ov  bis- 
tori." 

Page,  Pnj,  r.  (.  tu  mqrk,  as  de  pajet  or  a  buk. 

Pageant,  Paj-ant,  n.  a  siatjq  in  Ju;  eni  Ju;  a 
spektakl  ov  cntertanmcnt;  a  publik  displa,  in 
bwiQ  ol  kjnds  ov  Jui  dekorafonx  qr  yqzd  tu 
bjtn  dc  cfekt,  az  flags.  A  ■  -  •  .  -  •  -  j,,j  (^^ 
pomp;  cni  tin  Jui,  wid^'  u. 

Pagea.ntry,  Paj-an-lri,  ».  Ktakl. 

1'aqeuood,  Paj-bud,  n.  dc  :iui  ox  kuudijun  ov  a 

Paoina,  Paj-i-na,  n.   [I..]  pi.  Pig-i-nc;  a  Ui  or 

paj:  de  surfas  ov  a  lef. 
Paginal,  Paj-i-nal,*  a.  konsistig  ov  piO'*- 
Pagod,  Pd-gud,  n.  an  1st  Indian  jdol  and  tempi; 

(1  |i)tguda. 
Pagoda,  Pa-g6-da,  n.  an  Vfi  Indian  tempi  koo- 

tanig  an  idol;— an  Indian  kmi,  (  valyq  $1,94. ) 
Paooditk,  Pig-od-jt,  n.  {Jtlin.y  a  spr/ei  ov  »t«- 

stjt  or  s^rpcnlin  bwiq  dc  ir'^uix  kqrr  iotu  fi^- 

yi^rx.  [kr»b-fi/. 

Pagiriax,   Pa-gT^-ri-an,  n.    (ZjoI.)    a   kjad  or 
Paid,  Pad, i'.  and  p.  from  Pa.     .Se  (Pay-) 
Pail.  I'al,  n.  a  wudn  vcscl  for  woter,  k*. 
Pailbrcsu,  Pal-bruJ,  n.  a  bqrd  bnij  furoi/l  wid 

bri.«lx  at  At  end  tu  kirn  de  agglx  ov  reacts. 
Pailfcl,  Pal-ful,  n.  At  kwunuii  dat  a  F«l  wU 

bold. 


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Pain,  Pan,  n.  an  unezi  sensajon  ov  bodi  er  mjnd; 

distres:  suferig; — penalti;— j:;^.  de  troz  ov  qjld- 

bert;  pajz. 
Pain,  Pan,  v.  t.  tu  aflikt  -wid  pan:  tii  terment. 
Painful,  Pan-ful,  a.  fial  ov  pan;  afliktiv;  difi- 

kult:  distresir);  hqrd  tu  be  born. 
Painfully,  Pan-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  panful  maner. 
Painfulxess,  Pan-f ul-neg,  n.  aflikjon;  soro;  gref. 
Painim,  Pa-nim,*  «.  a  pagan;  an  infidel. 
Painless,  Pan-les,  a.  fre  from  pan;  verd  ov  trubl. 
Pains,  Panz,  n.   labor;  k.^r;  trubl.     Panz,  do)  in 

de  ph^ral  ferm,  iz,  in  dsz  sensez,  komonli  yi^,zd 

az  sii)gi|lar;  az,  "muq  panz  iz,"  &s.  [person. 
Painstaker,  Panz-tak-er,  n.  a  laborer;  a  laborius 
Painstaking,  Panz-tak-iij,  a.  laborius;  industrius. 
Painstaking,  Panz-tak-ir),  «.  grat  k^r  er  industri. 
Paint,  Pant,  v.  t.  tu  reprezent  bj  dslineajonz  and 

kulorz;  tu  la  on  a  kulorii)  substans;  tu  dfskrjb; 

tu  depikt;  tu  delineat;  tu  kulor  er  tu  diversif  j 

tu  ds  uijnd. 
Paint,  Pant,  v.  i.  tu  la  kulorz  on  de  fas,  &s. 
Paint,  Pant,  n.  kulor;  a  kulorig  substans. 
Paintee,  Pant-er,   n.   wun  hoo  praktisez  pantig: 

wun  hcD  pants  huzez,  furniti^r,  &s.; — a  rop  em- 

plffd  tu  fasn  a  bot  alogsjd  ov  a  Jip,  hwerf,  <ts. 
Painting,  Pant-ii),  h.  ds  qrt  er  wurk  ov  a  panter; 

ds  qrt  ov  reprEzentiij  objekts  bj  delineajon  and 

kulorz;  a  piktyq,r;  a  panted  rEzemblans;  kulorz 

lad  on. 
Paintuee,  Pant-yqr,  n.  &z  qrt  ov  pantig. 
Paie,  P^r,  n.  tea  tigz  sqted  tu  Eg  uder;  t<D  ov  a 

sert:  a  kupl:  a  bras. 
Paie,  Pqr,  v.  i.  tu  he  jernd  in  p^z;  tia  kupl;  tu 

sx]^t:  tu  fit  az  a  kisnterpqrt.     Tu  pq^r  of,  in  pqr- 

limentari  laijgwaj,  tu  absent  demselvz  from  di- 

vi^onz  er  votig,  az  toD  memberz  ov  opozit  pqrtiz. 
Paie,  Pq,r,  v.  t.  tu  jun  in  kuplz;  tu  yiyiit.  [kupl. 
Paiking-time,  P4r-ig-tjm,  n.  Az  tjm  hwen  berdz 
Palace,  Pal-as,  «.  At  h'ss  er  rezidens  ov  a  kig, 

prins,  er  uder  grat  personaj;  a  splendid  h'ss. 
Palace-couet,  Pal-as-kort;  n.   {Law)    a   kort 

held  under  de  stii^ard  ov  de  rffal  hushold  ov 

Iggland,  wid  a  jii,risdikJon  ov  twelv  mjlz  rxnd 

dE  palas. 
Palacious,  Pa-la-Jus,*  a.  rffal;  nobl;  magnifisent. 
Paladin,  Pal-a-din,  n.  a  lerd  er  qsften;  a  njt  ov 

de  risnd  tabl. 
Paleography,  Pa-lE-6g-ra-fi,   n.     Ss  {Paleog- 

rapA)/.)  [leontologi/.} 

Paleontology,  Pa-ls-on-tol-Q-ji,  n.     Ss  {Pa- 
Paleozoic,  Pa-lE-o-z6-ik,  a.  {Geol.}  notig  fos- 

iliferus  strata  ov  erlier  JEolojikal  dat  dan  ds 

kqrboniferus  sistem  and  de  m'snten  Ijmston. 
Palestra,  Pa-Ies-tra,   n.   [L.]  pi.  Pa-les-trs;  a 

plas   for  perfermig    atletik   eksersjzez;   a  jim- 

najium. 
Palanquin,  Pal-an-ksn,   n.    a  kind  ov  kuverd 

karij  fur  kariig  personz  in  de  8st.  [vori. 

Palatable,  Pal-a-ta-bl,  a.  pkzig  tu  de  tast:  sa- 
Palatal,    Pal-a-tal,    71.    a   konsonant    pron^nst 

qeili  bj  Az  palat;  namli,  d,  g,j,  k,  I,  &c. 
Palatal,  Pal-a-tal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  palat. 
Palate,  Pal-at,  n.  Ae  rcaf  ov  de  m'st;  de  ergan 

ov  tast. 
Palate,  Pal-at,*  v.  t.  tu  persev  bj  de  tast. 
Palatial,  Pa-la-Jal,  a.  relatig  tu  a  palas;  belog- 

ig  tu  de  palat. 
Palatinate,   Pa-lat-i-nat,  n.    de   senyori  ov  a 

palatin; — fermerli  Ae  nam  ov  \a>  Stats  ov  Jer- 

mani,  Uper  and  Loor  Palatinat,  er  de  Palatinat 

ov  de  Rjn.  [qts. 

Palatine,  Pal-a-tin,  ?i.  wun  invested  wid  regal 
Palatine,  Pal-a-tin,  a.  pozesig  reral  privilejez. 
Palavke,   Pa-14-ver,   n.    sq,perflqus   er  jdl    tek; 

flateri;  a  publik  delioerajon  er  konferens  amiig 

negroz. 


Palavee,  Pa-14-ver,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  flater;  tu  tek 
fiulijli. 

Palaveree,  Pa-lq-ver-er,  n.  wun  hcD  palqverz. 

Pale,  Pal,  a.  not  rudi;  won;  hwjtij;  palid;  dim. 

Pale,  Pal,  71.  a  pffnted  stak  er  pes  ov  wud; — a 
JH,risdikjon;  an  enklojqr;  a  distrikt. 

Pale,  Pal,  1. 1.  tu  enkloz  wid  palz;  tu  enkdmpas, 

Palea,  Pa-le-Q,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Pa-le-e:  {-Hot.}  qaf; 
Q  sert  ov  infloresens.  [sistig  ov  qaf. 

Paleaceous,  Pa-le-a-Jus,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  kon- 

Pale-eted,  Pal-jd,  a.  havig  jz  dimd. 

Palefaced,  Pal-fast,  a.  havig  de  fas  pal. 

Palely,  Pal-li,  ad.  wonli;  not  fre/li;  not  rudili. 

Paleness,  Pal-nes,  »i.  de  stat  ovbeig  pal;  wonnes. 

Paleogeaphic,  Pa-le-o-graf-ik,  /  a.  rslatig 

Paleographical,  Pa-le-o-graf-i-kal,  i  tu  pa- 
leografi. 

Paleography,  Pa-le-6g-ra-fi,  n.  de  sjens  er  qrt 
ov  dEsjferig  anjent  inskripjonz;  a  deskripjon  ov 
anjent  rjtigz;  anjent  rjtigz  kolektivli. 

Paleologist,  Pa-le-61-o-jist,  n.  wun  verst  in  pa- 
leoloji.  [witiz. 

Paleology,  Pa-le-61-Q-jij  n.  de  sjens  ov  antik- 

Paleontological,  Pa-le-on-to-loj-i-kal,  a.  re- 
latig tu  paleontoloji. 

Paleontologist,  Pa-le-on-tol-o-jist,  ji.  wun  verst 
in  jialeontoloji. 

Paleontology,  Pa-le-on-tol-o-ji,  n.  de  sjens  dat 
trsts  ov  fosil  remanz,  bot  animal  and  veJEtabl. 

Paleosaueus,  Pa-le-Q-S8-rus,  n.  a  JEnus  ov  fosil 
sorianz.  [riiim.} 

Paleotheee,  Pa-le-o-ter,  n.    sam  az  {Paleothe- 

Paleotherian,  Pa-Ie-o-te-ri-an,  a.  relatig  tu 
ds  palEoterium. 

Paleotherium,  Pa-le-o-te-ri-um,  n.  {Geol.)  a 
jenus  ov  ekstigkt  pakidermz;  a  hqj  ekstigkt  an- 
imal, f-snd  in  dE  fosil  stat. 

Paleous,  Pa-lE-us,  a.  huski;  gafi. 

Palesteic,  Pa-les-trik,  i  a.   belogig   tu  de 

Palesteical,  Pa-les-tri-kal,  \  eksersjz  ov  res- 
lig:  atletik. 

Palette,  Pal-et,  n.  [Fr.'\  a  panterz  bord  er  tab- 
let, [fer  ladiz. 

Palfrey,  Pel-fri,  er  Pal-fri,  n.  a  smel  hers,  fit 

Palfreyed,  Pel-frid,  a.  rjdig  on  a  pelfri. 

Palification,  Pal-i-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  de  qrt  er  prak- 
tis  ov  makig  grsnd  ferm  bj  drjvig  pjlz  intu  it. 

Palilogy,  Pa-lil-o-ji,  n.  dE  repEtiJon  ov  a  wurd, 
er  fragment  ov  a  sentens,  fer  dt  sak  ov  grater 
enerji;  spanalepsis. 

Palimpsest,  Pal-imp-sest,  n.  pqrqment  from  hwiq 
dat  hwiq  woz  f erst  ritn  on  it  haz  bin  erast,  so  az 
tu  admit  ov  its  beig  ritn  on  am],;  a  re -ritn  man- 
yiXskript. 

Palindrome,  Pal-in-drom,  n.  a  wurd,  Ijn  er  sen- 
tens  hwiq  iz  Az  sam  red  bakwardz  er  ferwardzj 
az,  {madam,  Hannah.) 

Paling,  Pal-ig,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  fens-wurk  fer  pqrks, 
gqrdenz  and  gr'sndz. 

Palinode,  Pal-in-od,  n.  a  poem  in  hwiq  de  efior 
rEtrakts  de  invektivz  kontand  in  a  fermer  satjr; 
a  rekantajon. 

Palisade,  Pal-i-sad,  n.  a  defens  formd  bj  palz  er 
staks  drivn  intu  de  gr'snd  and  Jqrpnd  at  de  top. 

Palisade,  Pal-i-sad,  v.  t.  tu  enkloz  wid  palisadz. 

Palisado,  Pal-i-sa-do,  h.  palisad.  Se  {Palisade.) 

Palish,  Pal-iJ,  n.  sumhwot  pal. 

Palke,  Pol-ke,  n.  a  Bengol  term  fer  palanken. 

Pall,  Pel,  n.  a  klok  er  mantl  ov  stat;  de  mantl 
ov  an  qrqbijop;  de  kuverig  tron  over  de  ded; — a 
detent,  klik,  er  smol  pes  ov  metal  dat  felz  betwen 
de  tet  ov  a  raket  hwel.  {Her.)  Q.  figyiy:  in  de 
form  ov  de  leter  Y. 

Pall,  Pel,  v.  i.  tu  beknm  vapid;  tu  Icoz  spirit, 
strcgt,  tast,  er  relij;  tu  bekum  insipid,  tastles  er 
flat. 


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PAN 


Pall,  Pol,  v.  t.  tu  muk  iiuipid  ar  rapid;  ta  dU- 

pint:  tu  wrku;  tu  iiii|>;ir;  tu  klir. 

Pallaoivm,  l'al-M-<li-uiu,  n.  [A.j  /'/.  i'al-a-di-o, 
{J^fj.  I  i'ul-a-di-umx;  a  ttAtyi^  uv  i'alaj  in  an- 
Jcut  Titr,  on  de  proicrvnjou  uv  hwiq  dt  tntii  ov 
dc  iiiti  wui  (Iruul  tu  drpi^iid:  oni  Mkiirili  or  pru- 
U>k/.iii.  <  cVw.)  (J  hwjtij  luctal,  rcri  h<trd,  but 
dukiil  luid  malrubl. 

I'allah,  I'al-a,  n.  iZ"4.)  a  •iv/ri  ov  antclop. 

Pallah,  I'ai-aii,  It.  {.■Utrt'ti.}  a  hih.jI  planet  or  na- 
tvrrfd  di«kdvenl  bi  Dr  Uib«n,  ov  UrruuD,  in 
1H02. 

Pallat,  I'il-at,  ».  a  pqrt  or  a  woq. 

Pallet,  I'nI-ct.  n.  u  .«mol  b«r<l:  u  mrn  ImnI;  a  yrs 
k»nokt<-d  wii  u  [lOiidiiUiiu  or  buliiii.-i  in  u  klok  or 
wlkj;  an  insLni>un.'nt  yilid  in  gildig; — a  |janton 
b«jni;  a  i>ali-t;-'<j  bitinlikraft  tO)!;  a  sort  ov  Juvl. 
{Jlrr.)  a  litl  \»i\  or  pu<t. 

Pall-holdkr,  IVil-huld-cr,  n.  wun  bin  karix  or 
bul'lz  <i  |>"l  at  u  borial. 

Pallial,  I'ul-i-al,  a.  {(Ji>ni-h.)  At  pulial  iinnrff  n 
ix  u  incirk  furmd  iu  a  bivalv  Jul  b^  dr  paliuin  ur 
mantl. 

Palliate,  I'il-i-nt,  v.  t.  tu  kuvcr  wid  ekaki'i": 
tu  i-kjienyi^at;  tu  !Hjfn  bj  fiivorubl  rvprrxcnia- 
Jonx:  tu  iniii>pit:  tu  kiir  ini|M<rfcktli  or  t^injtu.- 
rurili,  nut  ridikali;  tu  ex,  not  ki^r;  tu  glos;  tu 
vqrnij. 

Palliation.  Pal-i-d-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  paliatig: 
ekj<tvny(ia/on;  alcviiijun:  favorabl  rcpirtontajon; 
ckitki'i";  imjo.'rfL'kt  kiir;  mitign/on. 

PaLLIatite.  I'al-i-a-tiv,  a.  lomin)  tu  palial,  mit- 
i>nit.  'T  I'k.'ioiiyiiut;  rrlcvig;  i>k^i>-ii\-iiuti(). 

Palliative,  r.il-i-a-tiv,  n.  .'umtio  rtat  luiliiiLi. 

Pallid.  Pal-id,  ».  pul;  not  h|-kul»ni:  not  brjt. 

PalliunkmH,  Pal'iii-nf.<,  n.  de  *XhX  ov  brig  pulid. 

Pall-mall,  IVI-im>l,  'i.  a  pin  wid  u  U>1  and  malot: 
dc  plai  bwi^r  Az  ^va  ix  plad. 

Palm,  i'lira.  n.  dr  nam  ov  meni  npr/rx  ov  plant.*, 
but  jKiriikynl'irli  ov  dr  <lnt  tre.or  pnit  i"iin.  a  nn- 
tiv  ov  tljiii  iiii'l  Afrik'i.  dc  bnimjct  ov  liwi(j  wcr 
an/cntli  wuni  in  twkn  ov  viktori,  from  bwi<;  dr 
wurd  n'H  ^ignifjx  suprrioriti.  viktori,  or  tqumf: 
de  brod  trjay^iilur  \*\Tl  ov  an  agkor  at  At  vnA 
ov  dr  qrinx.  Atniig  ."tinon,  nn  iii^tribuient  yqzd 
in  Soil)  kaiiva.s  in.'tod  ov  u  tiuibl.  In  uii'jur- 
mcnt.  At  broJt  ov  dr  hand:  the  iioinan  ]iqiu  woz 
abit  S'^'  inqcz,  dc  \\ya^^  >z  reknd  at  .°i  in(;i-z. 

Palm,  V<\m,  r.  r.  tu  konsel  in  At  \*\va  az  juKlerz; 
tu  itn|itjz  bi  frwl;  tu  handl;  tu  strok  wid  dc 
band. 

Palma-chhibti.  P.^l-inu-kria-t[,  n.  a  plant:  dr 
ka- 

Palm  .  n.  {Anat.)  rtlatig  tu  de  pqin 

ov   :  '.mat. 

Palmarv,  I'Hl-ma-ri,  a.  prin!>ipal:  kapital;  palmar. 

Palmate.  I'al-nmt,  a.  (/>'><.>  /apt  Ijk  a  |»^m: 
limil'ir  tu  dijitnt,  but  wid  divijonc  mur  /alu 
ami  br<dcr. 

PALMATKn.  Pri!-miit-cd,  a.  havijj  de  /ap  ov  At 
hii:  ^-bd.  ai  df  fet  ov  akwatik  bfrdx. 

Palm  .  '<.  a  !«ortiiv  pilgrim.or  knMadcr, 

rtt.  „  -  ralotftJD,  kariig  a  bran^ova  pqm- 
trt:  u  ti-nil. 

Palmkr-wokm,  P<\m-«r-wnnii,i».  «i  oartoT  lokust. 

Palmetto.  Pal  iu«»t-j,  n.  a  •:    '  1    |.(in-tre. 

PALMIKEttOtH.    Pal  inll-or-n-  ,:iiz. 

PALUirtn.  I'sl-mi-fx-d,  'i.  a  «  .    r  owimin 

»H;nl. 
Palmiped.  Pal-mi-pcd,  m.  wpb-fut«d:  fin-fut4xl. 
PALMittTER.  Pal-mis-ter,  n.  wan  h>ti  drlx  in  p*l- 

mi.-tri. 
Palmistrt.  Pal-mis-tri,   n.    iarXy^n-XcW^  y>\  At 

\*\m  i>v  dr  hand. 
Palm-oil,  P'^m-trl,  n.  a  tik  dpktqu^  likwidobt4ind 

froui  de  frutl  ov  diforcnt  |)qratrtx  in  Afhka. 


\'k    •■  Sun-4U,  m.  At  i^noAtk 

I  iu   kocBMuumJuo  ov  KfMi 
lii-i  •■•■  1   -  hwtD  At  malti- 

tlli  r-lrxlKl  I-,  na. 

Palm  «-!.<< E,  l  .  ubUnd  from  a 

iipr/fz  ov  |rfiiii-irt  lu  dt  lit  IjkIci,    hwv  »l  l» 

k<>ld  U)di. 
Palmy,  P>^-mi,  m.  b^rig  pqnx;  ndri/in. 
Palp,  Palp,  h.  (£mt.}  a  jirotsd  leiuucrtta  «rg>a 

or  feler  or  an  ina«kl. 
Pali-auility,  Pal-pa-bil-i-U,  m.  At  kwultti  or  bt- 

i\)  |>al|>:ibl. 

Pali-able.  Pal-pa-bl,a.  dat  ma  be  fell;  gru«;  plan. 
pALi-ABLENEaa,  Pal-pa-bl-no«,ii.  de  kwulitior  b«- 

ig  |iiil|iabl. 
Palpablt,  P.-il-pn-bli,  ad.  in  a  {«l|iabl  maaer. 
1'ali-atio.ii,  l'ul-|«-Jun,  11.  de  akt  uv  felin. 
I'alimtate,  Palpi-tut,  r.  (.  tu  bet,  as  de   bqrt; 

tu  tluter.  ('•Hrl. 

Palhitatios,    Pal-pi-ta-Jon,    n.    a  trobig  ov    de 
Palmuhavl,  Polx-grav,  n.  an  ovcratcr  ur  a  prinara 

|-ala.i. 
Palsouavink,  Poli-era-vto,  n.  At  w{(  or  a  {wU- 

f^ruv,  or  u  ladi  uv  de  ragk  uv  a  polxtpiv. 
Pausical,  Pol-zi-kal,  a.   afhkicd  wid   de    potii; 

(Mtrulitik. 
Palsied,  P/il-xid,  a.  dix^Z4i  wid  At  p>lxi. 
I'almy,  l'<)l-xi,  n.  a  privujun  uv  mwjon:  a  parmli«ii. 
Palter,  Pill-tcr,  r.  i.  tu  /ift;  tu  doj;  tu  |jlatrikj. 
Paltekek,  Pi'il-ler-iT,  n.  an  ituiofcr  drier;  u/ifter. 
Paltki.se88,  I'lil-tri-nei,  rt.  de  itat  uv  beig  |Mllri. 
Paltry,  IMI-tri,  a.  !<ori:  wurtlcs;  do<pik«bl;  men. 
Paly,  Pii-li,  a.  jml.     Vi^zd  unli  in  pwetri. 
Pam,  Pam,  n.  de  nav  uv  klubz  at  Ub. 
1'ampa8.  Pain-|Hui,  ».  p/.  ek^tc<n.->iv   plans  in  S'st 

Amerikii,  ix^riikviilurli    bwanun  Tres,    kuvcrd. 

Ilk  de  prurix  uv  Sort  Amcrika   in  A\r  natyqral 

oiuL,  wid  ragk  gm*,  and  afardig  pdttjiiraj  for 

niiiueruM  katl  and  huncs. 
Pami-ek.  Pani-|>tr,  r.  t.    tu  glut:  tu  fil;  tu  fed 

hik-yiiriu'<li:  tu  gnitif{  tu  de  ful;   tu  wjiat. 
Pampekei).  1'ain-ix.Td, />.  and  a.  ful-fed;  uvi-rful. 
Pampekedness.   Pam-per-ed-nM,   ft.   de  aUt  or 

brig   )«iin|>erd. 
Pamperer,   Pam-p«r-er,  a.  wun  hiz>  pampers. 
Pamperinu,  l'ain-|HT-ig,  n.  Iiik-'y^n. 
Pampero,   PBm-|>e-ru,   n.    a   vjuU-nt  wind  bwi^ 

«wc|(i  uvrr  de  painfias  from  de  weat  or  cstweat, 

ofn  d'big  mu<;  iiijiiri  on  At  ku>4t«. 
1'ampiill-t,   Pam-fk't,    h.    a   sumI   buk,  printed, 

iiti(it,  and  nuld  unh'sod. 
Pamphlet.  Pamflet.  r.  i.  tu  rit  smnl  buk*. 
1'ampiileteer,  Piun-flct-i'r,  a.  a  rit«ror  pamfleU; 

a  kMifkt.  r,  ..r  .i  kMlikj..n  ov.  iiatnflela. 
Pampiileteerinu,  Pam  flci-<r-ig,  a.    dc  akt  or 

qtig  lAinflrt^.  ifleta. 

Pampiileteerino,  Pam-flct-^r-ig,  a.  r}tig  paim- 
I'ampre,  l'am-[>cr,  n.  [Fr.]  y^  Skulptj/rfr]  mn  «€!»• 

nioni  kon^'l.•'tlg  ov  vin  levx  and  grapa. 
Pax,  Pan,  n.  a  vi-ccl.  hr.«l  an  1  j'alu,yT\id  f^r  bak- 

ig,  fur  huldig  |>ri'^  :  dc 

uqrt  ov  de  lok  uV   .  ;»;  dc 

n(;nl  ort  or  bed  uu  ;.  . . ,   .-, .-ui  l|x. 

Panacea,  Pan-a-«<-a,  n.    i,Sif<i.}  a  moduia  pre- 

tt'ndig  tu  kijr  <»!  ••^rM  "V  difri»»f. 

PaXACEA.N,    Pi:  '    ICMI. 

Panada,  Pan 

Pa.nado,  Pa-h  >  -   1  in 

Pancakk.  Paa-hiik.  ».  u  ttu  kMk  Ujd  in  a  pan. 
Pancarte.  Pan-k'jrt,    a.    a   r«Tal  q«irter,  in  bwi^ 

de  onJTuii'nt  or  ot  bis  poscjuns  is  kunf^md  la 

a  (ubjvkt. 
pA.vciiATAvnA.  Pan-ka-lin-Uxi,  a.  a  fMcbratad 

k'.U'kJ'.n  or  fnblx  in  dc  Sanckrit  laofv^- 
Pa.hcu  WAT.   Ptin^-wa.  a.  a  BaofA  lur-«rd  b<* 

for  podenjcrx. 


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Panceatic,  Pan-krat-ik,  )    a.   ekselifl  in  el 

Panckatical,  Pan-krat-i-kal,  i        de    jimnastik 

eksersjzez. 
Pancreas,   Pan-kre-as,  n.   {Anat.}  a  glandular 

viskus  ov  de  abdomen,  sityiq^ated  under  and  be- 

hjnd  de  stumak;  de  swetbred.  [kreas. 

Pancreatic,  Pan-kre-at-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  de  pan- 
Pancy,  Pan-si,  n.  a  fl'ser;  a  vjolet.  Se  {Pansy.} 
Pandect,  Pan-dekt,  n.  a  tretiz  dat  komprehendz 

de  hoi  ov  eni  sjens;  a  tretiz;  a  djjest  ov  le. 
Pandemic,   Pan-dem-ik,    a.    insident  tu   a  hoi 

pepl. 
Pandemonium,   Pan-de-mo-ni-um,    n.    de   grat 

hel  er  kunsel  qamber  ov  de  feln  anjelz  er  demonz. 
Pander,  Pan-der,  n.  a  pimp;  a  mal  bod;  a  pro- 

kq,rer.  [er  pajon. 

Pander,  Pan-der,  v.  i.  tu  be  subservient  tu  lust 
Panderism,  Pan-der-iz-m,  n.  de  biznes  ov  a  pan- 
der, [unezines. 
Pandiculation,  Pan-dik-yxx-la-Jon,  n.  restlesnes; 
Pandoee,   Pan-dor,  n.   a  mi^zikal  instrtoment;  a 

bandor. 
Pandour,  Pan-dt6r,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  Ijt  infantri,  fer- 

merli  erganjzd  az  a  separat  kor  in  de  Gstrian 

servis. 
Pandowdy,  Pan-d's-di,  n.  f(Dd  mad  ov  bred  and 

aplz  bakt  tiageder. 
Pandress,  Pan-dres,  ».  a  femal  hcD  panderz. 
Pandurated,  Pan-dri,-rat-ed,  a.  {Hot.}  pandi],ri- 

form. 
Panduriform,    Pan-dii-ri-ferm,    a.    {£ot.)  Japt 

Ijk  a  vjolin;  i-snded  at  de  end  and  narod  in  de 

midl. 
Pane,  Pan,  n.  a  skwq,r,  espejali  ov  glas;  a  distiijkt 

Ijt  in  a  windo;  a  pes  in  variegated  wurk; — a  pqrt 

ov  a  medo  betwen  de  trenq  and  treng-dran,  dat 

iz,  de  pqrt  on  hwig  gras  groz,  dat  iz  mon  fer  ha. 
Paned,  Pand,  a.  variegated;  komp6zd  ov  skwq^rz. 
Panegyric,  Pan-e-jir-ik,  n.   a  yiyoji;  an  enko- 

miastik  pes;  an  enkomium. 
Panegyric,  Pan-e-jir-ik,  )  a.  kontanip  praz; 

Panegyrical,  Pan-e-jir-i-kal,  i      yii,lojistik;  eu- 

komiastik.  [enkomiast. 

Panegyrist,     Pan-e-jir-ist,    n.    a    yi^lojist;    an 
Panegyrize,  Pan-e-jir-jz,  v.  t.  tu  komend  hjli. 
Panel,   Pan-el,  n.  a  skwjir  er  pes  inserted  in  a 

wanskot,  &s.; — a  rol  ov  de  namz  ov  Jn,rorz. 
Panel,  Pan-el,  v.  t.  tu  ferm  intu  panelz;  tu  em- 
panel. 
Paneling,  Pan-el-ir),  n.  panel  wurk. 
Pang,  Paij,  «.  ekstrem  pan;  suden  aggwij;  tro. 
Pangolin,  Pan-go-lin,  /i.  {Zoo!.}  de  skaliant-eter. 
Panhaemonican,   Pan-har-mon-i-kan,  n,  an  in- 

strooment  ov  muzik. 
Panic,  Pan-ik,  ».  a  suden  frit;  an  al4rm: — a  plant. 
Panic,  P;in-ik,  a.  ekstre'm;  suden;— apljd  tu  fer. 
Panicle,  Pan-i-kl,  n.  {JJot.}  a  sartov  infloresens; 

a  rasem  bsirir)  branqez  ov  fl-serz  in  plas  ov  simpl 

er  siijgl  wunz.  [fs:r. 

Panic-steuck,  Pan-ik-struk,  a.  struk  wid  suden 
Paniculate,  Pa-nik-yii,-lat,  )  a.  {Bot.}  fur- 
Paniculated,  Pa-nik-yix-la-ted,  \    nijt  wid  pan- 

iklz. 
Panicum,   Pan-i-kum,  n.  [L.]  {Bot.)  a  jenus  ov 

gra:<ez,  inkh|dij)  milet. 
Panivouous,  Pa-niv-o-rus,  a.  subsisti^  on  bred. 
Pannade,  Pan-ad,  n.  de  kurvet  ov  a  hors. 
Pannage,  Pan-aj,  n.  f(j)d  far  swjn;  az  akornz,  &s. 
Pannel,    Pan-cl,   n.   a  kind  ov  rustik  sadl.     Se 

{Panel.) 
Pannic,  Pan-ik,  n.  a  plant;  panikl. 
Pannicle,  Pan-i-kl,  n.  a  plant  ov  de  milet  kjnd; 

de  sedz  ov  hwiq  qr  in   sum  kuntriz   yii,zd  fer 

makir)  bred. 
Panniee,  Pan-yer,  or  Pan-i-er,  n.  a  basket  karid 

oa  a  hors. 


Panoplied,   Pan-o-plid,  a.  furnijt  wid  panopli; 

qrmd. 
Panoply,  Pan-o-pH,  n.  komplet  qrmor  fer  everi 

pqrt  ov  de  bodi. 
Panopticon,   Pan-6p-ti-kon,  n.   a  prizn  er  pen- 

itenjiari,  konstriikted  on  suq  a  plan,  dat  de  in- 

spektor  ma  se  de   priznerz,  at  el  tjmz,    wid'st 

beiij  sen  himself. 
Panorama,    Pan-o-ra-ma,    6r    Pan-o-r^-ma,    n. 

a  piktyv^r  in  hwii;  el  de  objekts  dat  qr  vizibl  from 

a  sii)gl  pernt  qr  reprezented  on  de  interior  surfas 

ov  a  riind  er  silindrikal  wel,  de  pffnt  ov  vi},  beig 

in  de  aksis  ov  de  silinder;  komplet  er  entjr  vq,. 
Panoramic,  Pan-o-nim-ik,  i  a.  relatig  tu  a 

Panoramical,  Pan-o-ram-i-kal,  )      panorama. 
Panpharmacon,   Pan-fqr-ma-kon,  n.  a  yqniver- 

sal  medisin. 
PansOphy,  Pan-so-fi,  n.  yuniversal  wizdom. 
Pansteeeoeama,  Pan-ste-re-o-ra-ma,  n.  in  rele- 

vo,  a  model  ov  a  t'sn  er  kuntri  in  kerk,  wud, 

pastbord,  or  uder  substans. 
Pansy,  Pan-zi,  n.  de  gqrden  vjolet;  hqrts-ez. 
Pant,  Pant,  i'.  i.  tu  palpitat;  tu  bet  az  de  hqrt; 

tu  hav  de  brest  hevii),  az  far  wont  ov  breb;  tu 

grasp;  tu  pla  wid  intermijon;    tu  log;  tu  wij 

ernestli. 
Pant,  Pant,  n.  palpitajon;  mojon  ov  de  hqrt. 
Pantageaph,   Pan-ta-graf,  n.  an  instrOjment  for 

kopiii),  redqsii),  or  enlqrjiij  planz  or  dezjnz. 
Pantalet,  Pan-ta-let,  n.  a  wumanz  gqrment;  a 

sort  ov  gqrment  worn  bj  western  Indianz. 
Pantaloon,  Pan-ta-lifin,  n.  wun  ov  de  qef  karak- 

terz  in  pantomimik  reprezentajonz:  a  buf(6n;  an 

old  man  er  bufiJbn  drest  in  pantaltttuz; — pi.  trTfz- 

erz,  a  pqrt  ov  a  manz  dres,  kuverig  de  loer  limz. 
Pantamorph,   Pan-ta-marf,  n.    dat  hwig  haz  el 

Japs.  [Japs. 

Paxtamoephic,    Pan-ta-mer-fik,    a.    asTi,mii)   el 
Pantechnicon,    Pan-tek-ni-kon,    n.    a    plas   in 

hwiq  everi  spejez   ov  wiirkmanjip   iz  kolekted 

and  ekspozd  fer  sal. 
Panter,  Pdnt-er,  n.  wun  hco  pants. 
Pantess,  Pdnt-es,  n.  difikulti  ov  bredii),  in  a  hek. 
Pantheism,    Pan-te-iz-m, «.  de  doktrin  er  teori 

hwig  jdentif  jz  natyqr  er  de  yq,nivers,  in  its  to- 

taliti,  wid  God. 
Pantheist,  Pan-te-ist,  n.  wun  hoo  adherz  tu  pan- 

teizm;  wun  hit)  konf'sndz  God  wid  de  yi],nivers. 
Pantheistic,  Pan-te-is-tik,  a.  relatii)  tu  pante- 

izm;  konf'sndig  God  wid  de  yi],nivers. 
Pantheistical,    Pan-te-is-ti-kal,    a.    relatig  tu 

panteizm;  panteistik. 
Pantheologist,    Pan-te-61-CD-jist,  n.  wun  hot)  iz 

verst  in  panteoloji.  [ov  diviniti. 

Pantheology,  Pan-te-61-Q-ji,  n.  an  entjr  sistem 
Pantheon,  Pan-te-on,  n.  a  tempi  dedikated  tu 

el  de  godz.     <l%r  wer  tco  magiiifisent  p;inteonz 

in  antikwiti,  wun  at  Atcnz,  de  uder  at  liom, 

hwiq  qr  stil  standig. 
Panthee,  Pan-ter,  n.  a.  spoted  wjld  best;  a  pqrd. 
Pantheeine,  Pan-ter-in,  a.  belogig  tu  de  panter. 
Pantile,  Pan-til,  n.  a  guter  tjl. 
Panting,   Pdnt'-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  hco  pants; 

palpitajon.  [famili. 

Pantler,    Pant-ler,   «.    wun  hoD  keps  in  a  grat 
Pantocheonometee,  Pan-to-kro-nom-e-ter,    n. 

an  astronomikal  instrOjment  hwig  iz  a  kombina- 

Jon  ov  de  kumpas,  de  sun-djal,  and  de  yqnivor- 

sal  tjm-djal,  and  pcrforinz  de  ofis  ov  ol  tre. 
Pantofle,  Pan-ti6-fl,  n.  a.  sliper  for  de  fut. 
Pantograph,  Pan-to-graf,  n.    a  kopiig   majen; 

a  pantagraf.  [tu  pantografi. 

Pantograph  ical,   Pan-to-graf-i-kal,    a.   relatig 
Pantography,  Pan-tog-ra-fi,   n.   a  komplet  de- 

skripjon;  an  entjr  vq  ov  a  tig.  [pantoloji. 

Pantological,  Pan-to-16j-i-kal,   a.    relatig    tu 


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PA5T0L00I8T,  Pan- tol-o-j  wt,  II.  wun  \ub  IrrU  or, 

or  i(  vtT^ti  in  pant61uji. 
Pajctoi.ooy,  I'aii-UjI-u-ji,  n.  a  wurk  or  trttii  ov 

yiliil\.rMil  insirukjon  or  »ifnif;  jriinivrreal  noli-j; 

a  .li«kuf  rflutifl  tu  ol  tio*. 
PASTOMKTtB,    l'an-t6in-c-U)r,   n.    an    inttribinrnt 

for  iiiijuirio  ol  nortJt   ov   aj)gli,  clrvn/..ni,  and 

di  tuii-oz.  [iO  "1  tiijx. 

I'antomktby,  l*an-t^m-f-tri,  n.  dr  qrl  ov  nKHjur- 
pA.STOMiME.  I'an-to-nijin,  n.  a  nprjrs  ov  tratrikal 

eutcrluniiK-nt,  in  hwiij  At  bol  akjcin  ov  At  \)t» 

iz  n'i)rt»<-iit«-d  l)j  jc-itikyiilii/i'n,  widiit  df  yns  ov 

wurdi:  a  duiu  Jo;  a  trutrikul  {K.-rfoniier  skild  in 

mimikri;  a  iniinik;  a  bufXn.  l/l''' 

Pantomime.  Pun-Ua-miin,  a.  roprec^ntig  bj  je«i- 
Pa.vtomimic,  I'nn-to-mim-ik,  *  a.  repntiiit- 

Pantomimical,  Pan-to-mim-i-kal,  i      ig  onii  b| 

j^'stynr  "r  diim  Ju. 
Panto.v,  l';in-ton,  n.  a  sort  ov  hor»-|d>,  kontrjvd 

tu  rrkdvi  ra  nuru  and  hinf-bund  liel;  jAnton-JiB. 
Panto.v  hUOE,  Pan-ton-J>t),  n.   u  Jj>  kcinlrjvd  tor 

rtkuvcrig  narij  and  hibf-bund  beli  in  liont«i. 
Pa.strt,  Pan-tri,  ri.  an  ajx^rtracnt  for  [irovi3ont. 
PaNCKOY,  Pu-ndr-Ji,  n.  skil  in  ol  kjodz  ov  wurk 

or  knft. 
Pap,  Pap,  n.  a  ni|il:— fttxl  for  infants;  pulp. 
Papa,  Pa-p^,  »•  a  f"nd  nam  {■^r/qttcr. 
Papact,  Pa-pa-si,  n.  dr  po|Kl<iui;  i«jjttl  otoriti. 
Papal,  Pui«l,  «.  btlooio  tu  dr  i>up;  pOi)iJ. 
Papaliee,  Pii-pal-^t,  r.  t.  and  i.  tu  koDlonu  tu 

|4l|>UMi. 

Papaphubia,  Pa-pa-f(&-bi-a,  n.  a  drrd  ov  At  pop. 

1'apavi.r,  Pa-po-ver,  n.  [£..]  {But.)  a  jtnus  ov 
ihiiiti-.  dt  jxipi.  (de  jwpi. 

Papavkraceous,  Pa-pav-r-ra-/us,  a.   rtlnfip  tu 

PAPAVtBots,  Pa-pav-cr-ug,  a.  bavig  At  kwdlitii 
ov  \f\nt:  rrzt^mblio  jKipit. 

Papaw,  l'.i-|»'»,  n.  a  /rub  or  trt,  and  ita  fni>t. 

Paper,  Pa-por,  «.  n  tin,  flck.xibl  »ub!<tun.<,  yt^td 
for  r|tiy  and  printig  on:  a  \>ti  ov  pa{M>r;  u  fi{fg\ 
Jrt.  printed  or  ritn:  a  ntii(>apcr;  a  ritn  in«tntitncnt. 

Paper,  I'a-per,  a.  mad  ov  paper;  81(1  and  tin. 

Paper,  Paper,  c.  t.  tu  kuver  wid  paper;  tu  fold 
in  |iflpvr. 

Paper  credit,  Pa-pcr-kred-it,  n.  eni  tran^f^r 
mail  tu  At  kredit  ov  anAdcr  bj  mrni  ov  a  ritn 
pn|x-r,  k'int<ini{)  cvidons  ov  det,  az  bilz  ov  cks- 
(;«nj,  pr/imisuri  not.-i,  ks.:  ritn  6vidcn»cz  ov  det. 

Paper-currency,  Pi-per-ktir-en-ai,  ».  bagk  nofs 
or  b  ipk-bilz.  [az  paper. 

PAPEB-rACED,  Pa-pcr-fast,  a.  havig  a  fn.s  az  hwjt 

Paper  II A  NO  I N08,  P6-jK.'r-hajj-i()Z,  ».  p/.  stand  or 
kul'irJ  |ia{M.<r  for  drnpcri  tu  kuvcr  at  wolz  ov  a 
riDro.  [iwp^^''. 

Paper-Makee,  Pii-per-mnk-er,  n.   wun  hit)  maks 

Paper-mill,  Pn-per-mil,  n.  a  mil  for  makig  jmiHT. 

Paper  MONET,  1  a-por-miin-i,  n.  bagk-notj  or 
bill.  k*.  [liajKT. 

Paper  stainer,  Pa-per-»tAn-er,  n.  wunh*  kulorr 

Papes<  ent,  Pa-p&i-cnt,  a.  kontanig  pap:  Ijk  iiip. 

Pape.Vs  Pa-i>e«,  ».  a  frnuil  nop.  [Siprian. 

Paphias,  pR-fi-an,  n.  an  inhabilant  ov  l'af<>.'<;  a 

pAPiiiAN,  Pn-fi-an,  a.  rrlatig  tu  Pafoa  in  Sjpru.'!, 
or  tu  Nrnu!"  hit>  woi  wurjipt  d^r;  venereal. 

Papier  mathe.  I'ip-yB-m^-Jn,  n.  [/'r.i  a  sub- 
st.i:  .  ijicr,  and  rr'l  ■  .ir  pulp, 

yn  ;    variui  dull:  Iz;  qrti- 

klz  ■        .    k'  iKynr\lov  i«ip-  •  ^1  pulp. 

Papilio,  i'*-pil-ya,  n.  a  buterflt;  a  utul  uv  varins 
kulon. 

Papilionaceoitb,  Pa-pil-yd-n*-Jn=.  -  — '-•  •  'u, 
or  rriemblig  dr  butcrflj:— (/.'«•/.  >  •  a 

standani,  wigi,  and  krl,  IJk  a  j*  :  ii  a 

kla.«  ov  plant?,  az  brnr.  prz,  and  uJcr  j'uL'. 

Papilla,  Pa-pll-<i,  a.  [L)  pi.  Pa-pU-t:  {.Uat.} 
a  nipl. 
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Papillart,  Pip-i-la-ri,  a.  rrUtig  tu,  or 

blip  a  nipl  or  pap:  havip  {•<!•<  or  ni)>ll, 
'APiLLota,  Pn-pilu  '■  '     'arl. 

'apiht,  I'a-pi-t,  fi.  ,ji,  m 

tu  Ac  Katulik  rti. 
'apintic,  Pa-pli-tik,  i  a.  nUuy  lu  At  pup, 

'apimtical,  Pa-pii-li-kal,  i      pai**).  '*  pflputH; 

I-^I-'J- 
'apintry,  Pd-i>i9-tri,  n.  puperi;  dr  doktrin,  t^rc' 

muniz,  and  "T«>nfi  or  At  Rum^tn  Kitolik  ♦''are; 

-^  vtiid  bj  r, 

'aI'I-oosk,    I'.i  '/. 

'aI'Po.sE,   I'll-;  I 

'APPOtti,   Pap-U8,  H.  iHjf  t  and  ditbi. 

'appl'8,  Pap-US,  n.  [L.]    iHi4.'t    At   kalikf  or  a 

kouiiMjzit  finer,  or  At  t*<U,  d'Yni  fubttaat  Ami 

groz  on  dr  scdz  ov  it4,-rten  plauU. 
'appv,  Pap-i,  a.  rtlutig  tu  |>ap;  pap^tent. 
'apua,  I*ap-yi\-<i,  n.  a  nr^u  ov  At  t'«tem  Arki- 

|H'UlgU. 

'aplla,  Pap-vq-lfj,  ii.,  pi.  I'ip-yn-It;  {iltd.\  an 

rrup/on  on  dr  skin;  a  pimpl.  [pU. 

'APLL08K,  I'ap-yq-li!).",  a.  bavig  pipyi^lr  or  pim- 
'APULOU8,    Pai»-yn-lu»,    a.    ful    ov    pu:>tqlz    of 

I'liiiplz:  ]iimpli.  iiupjru*. 

'apybaceol's,   Pap-i-rd-Jua,   a.    brl6oig    tu    dt 
'apyrean,  Pa-pir-e-an,  a.  rtlatig  tu,  or  mad  ov 

|>iip(ru!<. 
'apyri'8,  Pa-pj-ni»,  n.  [L.\  f>l.  Pa-pj-ri:  an  Fjip- 

Jan  rtd  or  bulruj,  yqzd  b|  dr  oiiJenLt  for  fonnig 

u  ^ubatan.'*  tu  rjt  u|i<jn;  a  ritn  fkrul.     I'apjrvf 

iz  df  {j^rent  ov  de  m'ldcru  wunl  jaf*rr. 
'ar,  I'qr,  n.  At  stat  ov  rkwulili;  rkwiil  Viilyq. 
'aba,  Pa-ni,  n.  a  smol  TurkiJ  koj^T  k'tn. 
'arable,  Par-a-bl,  n.  a  metotl   ov   konvaig   in- 

vlrukjon  \i\  At  yii!)  ov  J>>rt  fablz  or  talz:  u  fabl 

konvaig  instnikjon:  a  komiariMn:  a  ^imilit(ld. 
'arabola,  Pa-rub-o-l<i,  n.  wun  uv  dr  kniiik  Kk- 

Jiiiiz  formd  bi  dr   intervek/on  ov  dr   kun  h\  a 

plan  ]>anilel  tu  wun  ov  itii  !>idz. 
'arabolic,  Par-a-b<Sl-ik,  j  a.  rrlatig    tu  u 

'ababolical,  Par-a-bol-i-kal,  i    tttrabl:— rrlatig 

tu  a  |iarabolu:  fif^yt^rativ;  rrlatig  tu,  or  havig 

dr  form  ov  a  jiarabula. 
'auabolk'allt,  Par-a-bul-i-kal-i,  at/,  inapan- 

Innik  Loaiier. 
'ababolikubm,  Par-a-bul-i-fonn,  a.  formd  l|k  a 

par:i)*ijla. 
'arabolism,  Pa-rib-u-lii-in,f».a  rtdakjon  tu  an 

rkwivalent  stat,  az  hwen  dr  tormz  or  an  rkwa- 

/iin  qr  divided  bi  u  non  kwoniili,  dat  ii  inr6lvd 

oT  multipljd  in  a r  fi;r«'  t.-rm. 
'araboloid.    I  '  )    n    bjer 

order  uv  jiar  !r  rula/on 

ov  jiarabulu,  .:-  , —     .'.k.  konod. 

'aeacelsian,  Par-a-»el-jan,  «.  a  t.ilu»erov  Pari 

selsu:>,  a  Swi.i  fizijanandalkrmi.tt  htbdjd  in  1541. 
'aracelsian,  Par-a-s^l-Jan,  a.  rrlatig  tu  Para 

'aracelsist,  Par-a-»^l-.«ist,  n.  a  f.'\  <r  ■  v  I'am 

mI.'U!*  in  mcdL^in,  fizik.*,  arxi  ii 
'ABACENTK8IS,  l'ar-a-»cn- ti-5i.<,  ■    op- 

cmjon  ov  tapig  cni  ov  dr  kavii,.     .  ...  .   -Ji, for 

dr  puqiuit  iiv  widdruig  dr  kontiknd  (Iqid. 
'araientric.  I'ur-a-<i^n-trik,  j  a.    {G*om,) 

'aracentrical,  Par-a-.«^n-tri-kal,  t        notig    ii 

.•ort  uv  kurv  Ijn;-  nutig  dr  niujun  ov  a  plaaci 

tcxirdz  dr  sun  or  dr  senter  ov  alrakjon. 
Parachronism,  Pa-rak-ru-niz-m.  «.  an  ttvr  iu 

kranoluji,  bl  bwiq  an  cv^nt  ii  plast  later  dan  it 

Jud  br. 
Parachute.  I'ar-a-Ji^t,   n.   an   aparaln*  brl^ip 

tu  a  baliLn,  bwiq  rrz^mblz  a  kotnon  nmbr^lu. 

but  ov  fqr  (fmtrr  eknt^nl,  drtjnd  tu  cnaW  d( 

irronot  tu  drop  tu  dr  grsnd,  from  bi«  balAo, 

widit  injuri. 


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Pakaclete,  Par-a-klet,  n.  a  tjtl  ov  de  Holi  Spirit, 

az  an  advokat,  intersesor,  er  kumforter  ov  man- 

kjnd:  an  intersesor;  a  monitor. 
Pakacmastic,  Par-ak-mas-tik,  a.  {Med.)  gradyTj,- 

ali  dckrEsig. 
Paeackostio,  Par-a-kros-tik,  n.  a  poetikal  kom- 

pozijon  in  hwiq  de  ferst  vers  kontanz,  in  erder, 

g1  de  leterz  hwiq  komens  de  remanig  versez  ov 

de  poem  er  divijon. 
Paeacyanogen,  Par-a-si-an-o-jen,  n.  {Ckem.)  a 

brsn,  solid  mater,  obtand  bj  dekompozir)  sjan- 

yrj^ret  ov  merkqri  bj  het. 
Parade,  Pa-rad,  n.  Jo;  ostentajon;  prcasejon;  mili- 

tari  order;  a  plas  hw^r  troops  asembl. 
Parade,  Pa-rad,  «.  i.  ta  asembl,  az  trcDps,  for  de 

purpus  ov  beig  inspekted  er  eksersjzd;  tu  mak 

a  militari  Jo. 
Parade,  Pa-rad,  v.  t.  tu  asembl,  az  trcnps,  for  in- 

spekjon  and  militari  eksersjz;  ivx  egzibit  in  a  Joi 

er  ostentajus  maner. 
Paradigm,  Par-a-dim,  n.  an  egzdmpl;  ilustrajon; 

a  fabl  or  parabl  ynzd  for  ilustrajon. 
Paradigmatical,  Par-a-dig-mat-i-kal,  a.  furnij- 

ii)  egziimpl. 
Paradigmatically,    Par-a-dig-mat-i-kal-i,    ad. 

bj  paradim. 
Paradigmatize,  Par-a-dig-ma-tiz,*  v.  t.   tia  set 

fort  az  a  model. 
Paradisal,  Par-a-dj-sal,  a.   relati:g   tu   paradjs; 

paradisjakal. 
Paradise,  Par-a-djs,  n.  de  blisful  rejon  in  hwiq 

de  ferst  hq^man  pq,r  woz  plast;  de  gqrden  ov  Sden. 
Paradisiacal,  Par-a-di-sj-a-kal,  a.  relatig  tu,  er 

befitii)  paradis;  blisful. 
Paradox,  Par-a-doks,  ji.   a   term  aplid   tu   eni 

propozijon  hwiq  semz  tu  be  absurd,  or  at  vari- 

ans  wid  komon  sens,  or  tu  kontradikt  sum  pre- 

viusli  asertand  tniit,  do,  hwen  properli  investi- 
gated, it  ma  be  f 'snd  tu  be  perfektli  wel  f3nded. 
Paradoxical,  Par-a-doks-i-kal,  a.   partakiij  ov 

paradoks. 
Paradoxically,  Par-a-doks-i-kal-i,  ad.  bj  wa  ov 

paradoks. 
Paradoxicalness,  Par-a-doks-i-kal-nes,    n.    de 

Stat  ov  beii)  paradoksikal. 
Paradoxology,  Par-a-doks-61-o-ji,*   n.    de  yi^s 

ov  paradoksez.  [aj. 

Paeadeome,  Par-a-drom,  n.  an  opn  galeri  er  pas- 
Paraffine,  Par-af-in,    n.    {Chem.}    a  substans 

kontand  in  de  produkts  ov  de  distilajon  ov  de 

tqr  ov  beq  wud. 
Parage,  Par-aj,  «.  (Lau'}  ekwoliti  ov  nam,  blud, 

er  digniti;  but  mor  espejali  ov  land,  in  a  divigon 

amiiij  .^rz. 
Paragoge,  Par-a-g(f)-je,  ji.  [Or.]  {BJiet.}  a  fig- 

yi^r  hw.irbj  a  leter  er  silabl  iz  aded  at  de  end 

ov  a  wurd;  az,  {innocence,  innocency.} 
Paragogic,  Par-a-goj-ik,  )  a.  relatig  tm,  er 

Paragogical,  Par-a-goj-i-kal,  \      aded  bj  a  par- 

aguje. 
Paragon,  Par-a-gon,  ji.  a  perfekt  model;  a  pat- 

crn;  sumtii)  sqpremli  ekselent.  [pun. 

Paragram,  Par-a-gram,  n.  a  pla  upon  wurdz:  a 
Paragraph,  Par-a-graf,  n.    a  distlgkt  pqrt  er 

subdivi;^on  ov  a  diskors; — de  mqrk  dus  (^). 
Paragraphic,  Par-a-graf-ik,  )  a.  relatiij  tu. 

Paragraphical,  Par-a-graf-i-kal,  )    er  kontaniij 

]iarii!;ra(V;  formd  intu  smol  divi^^onz. 
Parageaphically,     Par-a-graf-i-kal-i,    ad.    bj 

paragrafs. 
Paralipsis,  Par-a-lip-sis,  n.  a  figyr^r  bj  hwiq  a 

spcker  pretendz  tu   omit  hwot  in  realiti   he 

mcnjonz. 
Parallactic,  Par-a-lak-tik,  /    a.    pcrtanii) 

Parallactical.  Par-a-lak-ti-kal,  \       tu  a  par- 

alaks. 


Parallax,  Par-al-aks,  71.  {Astron.}  de  diferens 
betwen  de  pozijon  ov  a  selestyal  bodi  az  sen 
from  de  surfas  ov  de  ert,  and  dat  in  hwiq  it 
wud  be  sen  if  de  obzerver  wer  plast  at  de  sen- 
ter  ov  de  ert.  In  praktikal  optiks,  de  lonjitq,- 
dinal  misplasment  ov  de  wjrz  in  a  teleskop  er 
mjkroskop. 

Parallel,  Par-a-lel,  a.  ekstended  in  de  sam  di- 
rekjon,  and  prezerviij  elwaz  de  sam  distans; 
haviri  de  snm  direkjon  er  tendensi;  kontinyqig 
de  rezemblans  trdo  meni  partikyqlarz;  ekwal;  Ijk. 
ParaJel  Ipiz,  strat  Ijnz,  hwiq  qr  in  de  sam  plan, 
and,  beiij  prodi^st  ever  so  fqr  bot  waz,  dot)  not 
met. 

Parallel,  Par-a-lel,  n.  a  Ijn  ekwidistant  tr^it 
from  andder  lin;  a  Ijn  mqrkiij  de  latitqd;  Ijknes. 

Parallel,  Par-a-lel,  v.  t.  tu  mak  paralel;  tu 
komp;\r:  tu  kep  in  de  sam  direkjon;  tu  level. 

Parallelism,  Par-a-lel-iz-m,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
paralel. 

Parallelogram,  Par-a-lel-o-gram,  «.  a  kwodri- 
lateral  figyTi,r,  hcbz  opozit  sjdz  qr  paralel  and 
ekwal.  It  ma  be  a  skw^r,  a  rektaijgl,  a  rombus, 
er  a  romberd. 

Parallelogramical,  Par-a-lel-o-gram-i-kal,  a. 
Ijk  a  parr.lelogram. 

Parallelogrammatic,  Par-a-lel -o-gram-at-ik, 
a.  relatiij  tu  a  paralelogram;  paralelogramkali. 

Parallelopiped,  Par-a-lel-o-pj-ped,  )  n.  a 

Paeallelopipedon,  Par-a-lel-o-pip-e-don,  \  sol- 
id figyiir  er  bodi  kumprehended  under  siks  par- 
alelogramz,  de  opozit  sjdz  ov  hwiq  qr  ekwal  and 
paralel. 

Paealogism,  Pa-ral-o-jiz-m,  n.  a  fels  qrgqment. 

Paealogize,  Pa-ral-o-jjz,  v.  i.  tu  rezn  sofisti- 

Paralogy,  Pa-ral-o-ji,  n.  fels  reznig.  [kali. 

Paralysis,  Pa-ral-i-sis,  n.  los  ov  mojon  and  felig 
in  de  bodi,  er  in  a  pqrt  ov  it;  a  polzi. 

Paralytic,  Par-a-lit-ik,  n.  wun  strukbj  paralisis. 

Paralytic,  Par-a-lit-ik,  I   a.  relatii)  tu,  er 

Paralytical,  Par-a-lit-i-kal,  )  afekted  bj  pa- 
ralisis; pelzid. 

Paralyze,  Par-a-ljz,  v.  t.  tu  strjk,  az  wid  parali- 
sis or  polzi;  tu  mak  terpid;  tu  beniim;  tu  ren- 
der yqsles. 

Parameter,  Pa-ram-e-ter,  n.  {Geom.)  a  konstant 
strat  Ijn,  belogii)  tu  eq  ov  de  tre  konik  sekjonz, 
uderwjz  keld  de  luUis  reltum.  In  de  parabo- 
la, de  parameter  iz  a  terd  proporjonal  tu  de 
absis  and  its  korespondir)  ordinat.  In  de  elips 
and  hjperhojhi,  de  parameter  ov  a  djameter  iz  a 
terd  proporjonal  tu  dat  djameter  and  its  kon- 
jiigat. 

Paramo,  Pa-r4-mo,  n.  [Sp.]  a  m-sntenus  distrikt 
kuverd  wid  stunted  trez,  ekspozd  tu  kold,  damp 
windz,  az  in  de  elevated  rejonz  ov  Sut  Amerika. 

Paramount,  Par-a-m'snt,  a.  superior;  havig  de 
hjest  ji],risdikJon;  az,  lord  param^nt,  de  qef  sen- 
yori:  eminent;  ov  de  hjest  erder. 

Paramountly,  Par-a-m"8nt-li,  ad.  in  a  param'snt 
maner. 

Paramour,  Par-a-mcBr,  n.  a  luver;  a  wcoer.  At 
prezent  yi^zd  for  a  luver  er  wooer  onli  in  an  il 
sens. 

Paranapthaline,  Par-a-nap-ta-lin,  n.  asuBstans 
rezemblii)  naptalin. 

Paranthine,  Pa-ran-tin,  n.  {Min.)  de  r^r  min- 
eral skapcjJii. 

Paranymph,  Par-a-nimf,  n.  a  person  hO)  wated 
on  de  brjd  at  an  anjent  wedii);  a  brjdzman; — 
wun  hcD  k'sntenansez  er  suports. 

Parapegm,  Par-a-pem,  n.  a  brazn  tabl  fikst  tu 
a  pilar,  on  hwiq  loz  and  proklamajouz  wer  an- 
Jcntli  engravd; — a  tabl  kontauig  an  ak'snt  ov 
de  rjzii)  and  setig  ov  de  stqrz,  eklipsez  ov  de 
sun  and  mcon,  de  seznz  ov  de  yer,  &s. 


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PxEArrr,  Psr-a-pel,  »«.  a  brc«t-wol  t»r  nilig  on  At 
cjei  iiv  briji'l,  kri.   *■•..  f'l    prrvi^n'    jti'I   frm 
folifl  uvur;  q  !■  > 
or  w  il  rnwl  on   ' 

PAtAPH,  l*ar-af,  11.  ,     , 

de  fiictir  f«rud  b|  at  tlurij  ov  de  pon  M  dc 
end  ov  (1  iii{pi»t(ir.  [fernalki. 

Paraimierxal,  Pur-a-ftjr-nal,  n.  rrlntig  ta  wira- 

PARAriiKR.VALiA,  l'ar-a-ft«r-na-li-u.  h.  />/.  il^irf 
dt  m-arol,  jnoli,  in.,  ov  a  w|f,  hwiij  ijr  hclj  tu 
belon  tu  n^r  ai  a  «|i«Jri  ov  iic|>arut  projiorti, 
and  nwi(;  Je  hax  a  qt  tu  rrtiin  after  h«;r  hui- 
bandz  dft;-aiiarfl  and  ornamontJ  ov  a  wjf;  or- 
naments ov  dre«;  ckwijwj. 

Paraphimosis,  Par-afi-mii-sis,  ».  {Med.}  a  di- 
lez  hwen  de  prepiiH  kan  not  be  dren  np  over  de 
f^laiulz. 

Px»APUosiA,  Par-a-fu-ni-a,  n.  an  oltcrajon  ov 
dr  v<T<;  de  revert  ov  anti/uni. 

Paraphrase,  Par-a-frai,  n.  a  liss  or  fre  trannln- 
Jiiii;  a  tran-^lajon  kontanig  ilu^trajonz  and  ck<- 
|>lnn(i/'>nz  n^l  ftmd  in  de  orijinal.  [wunli. 

Paraphrase,  Par-a-fraz,  r.  t.  tu  ckiipUn  in  im-ni 

Paraphrast,  I'ar-a-fnint,  «.  wun  hi»  {tirafniirc 

Parapiiiiastic,  Par-n-fra'-tik,  (    *.    relatiu 

Paraphrastical,  Par-a-friw-ti-kal,  f  tu  |>ani- 
Ini/.;  lilii':  frr;  nut  v«.-rbal.  [panifnix. 

Paraphrastically,    Par-a-frA«-ti-k*l-i,    ad.    bj 

Parapiirkmtis.  Pur-a-frt-nj-tis  n.  ('/'•.)  an  in- 
fhiiiirij  .11  'iv  dr  diafrum:  delirium:  fri-nii. 

Paraplk(JV,  Par-a-pl'j-i,  m.  {Mnl.)  a  paralisia 
ov  de  lucr  bqf  ov  de  bodJ.  Bitn  olso  {/'ara- 
pl*/in.) 

Parapoplext,  Par-Ap-o-plek«-i,  n.  {Med.)  a 
!fi|kjru>''  ."int  moinlilij)  apuplek.si. 

PARAyL'iTO,  P»r-a-ke-t4j,  n.  a  (inruikot. 

Parasano,  Par-a-suj),  u.  n  Porjan  mpji^r  or  lejjf, 
roknd  ilifiTt-ntli  bj  difi-rcnt  otorx;— akordio  '*-» 
UcnVlutus,  '.W  !<taJia,  or  ab'it  'i\  IggliJ  mjli; 
akordig  tu  *am,  6U  stadia. 

Parasckmum,  Par-a-st-ni-um,  d.  de  retjrig-nfiin 
ov  dr  ntiji-nt  lrat<"r,  kolJ  olsj  de  {/»tt-tr«nium;j 
rkwivalciit  tu  dr  ni«"l<'rn  ijrrn-rattn. 

Paraselene,  Par-a-:<c-l^-nf,  «.  a  mok  moan;  a 
mt'tcor  in  a   wotori  kUd,  rtremblig  de  mtin. 

Parasite,  Par-a-«'it,  h.  wun  luo  flaton  dr  riq,  or 
ha»  frrkw^nts  riq  tnblx,  an^l  emi  hit  wclkum  bj 
flnteri:  a  •ikufant: — u  plant  or  animal  dat  ala<j- 
ci  it«»'lf  tu  or  livi  ui)6n  andder. 

Parasitic.  Par-a-sit-ik,  j  a.  flatorig;  fonig: 

Parasitical.  Par-a-»it-i-k*l,  i  — gruio  <>n  an- 
dder tre,  ax  plants. 

Parasitica LLT,  Par-a-sit-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  para- 
«itikal  mnnpr.  [para.'<|t. 

Parasitism,  Par-a-sit-ix-m,  n.  de  behav_vr>r  ov  a 

Parasol,  Par-a-sxil,  i.r  Par-a-!<ol,  u.  a  i^inol  kan- 
upi  .>r  unibr<^la  tu  Jeltcr  from  dr  ."un. 

Parastxexir,  Par-a-Ki-n^kn-i*,  n.  (^(Jram.)  At 
nirr  mnjig  "v  i>r<>)iuii/<inx,  wun  after  unddci, 
widxt  lu^rkig  (f^r  k"!'-'-    ■-    •  •-  —i   •••  ...>.,/•, 

P.\kathc818,  Pa-rit-f  k - 

otifn;~{RK*t.)  a  ).  .;:; 

or    oumhp    tu    be    oti'-rttirii     t-k-ikiu'lid: 

(/Vi/i/iNj^)  de  in»ter  kontiind  betwr'n  dr  kro^etn 

mqrkt  dus  [  ]. 
Pakatail,  l"ftr-a-r*l,  a.  (Lair)  holdio  for  profit; 

de  fpitft  for  de  lud  kjnd  ov  tonnntin  de  fiidal 

MAtom,  inipljig  dat  be  held  or  a  nudiat  lord,  and 

not  ov  dr  kip. 
Parboii^  P<\r-b<Tl,  r.  I.  tu  huf-bwl:  tu  b«»l  in  p<\rt, 
PaRRI'CKLE,  P<\r-buk-l,  n.  ^.Viim/.)  a  kontr)vana 

f>>riud  wid  rui<i  timilar  tu  a   p^r  ov  aligt  for 

holig  ui>  kasks. 
Parcel,  P<ir-!M>1,  ».  a  smol  bundl  or  kwontiti;  a 

pqrt:  a  porjon:  a  kwontiti  or  mas;  a  nnmb«r  ov 

persons  or  tigs,  ofn  in  konl^mt. 


Parcel,  P<^r-«ol,  «.  (.  tu  div^  iotu  aatfoot;  iu 

mnk    up   intu   a  mai  nr.  bundl.  '<3'<ra(.^    Tu 

I  trin  il  tu  la  kjuiTM  •v«raad  iak  it 

1  •-_  ..  ,ARr,  P<^r-M-na-ri,  ■.  a  httldig  m  dkj^g^- 
ig  ov  laodi  b|  pqraenart  vr  kuia^racnen;  j#nt 
t»>n«n"i. 

P.u.  ■■   -  ....  ^^^^ 

I'm.  .    '-i  iT\ 

U|>.  lu  rw>l  lu  itc  ajci,  .u  k»ru. 
Parch,  I'qn;,  r.  i.  tu  be  ikiirf^t;  tu  bekdm  dr). 
Parched,  iV(;-c'd,  or  Pc^njl,  p.  a.  dt\i  aad  akargt 

b|  fir. 
PARrHf't>NFSs.  P<\r«;  ^l-n<^,  n.  dr  »lflt  or  bcig  di\. 
I'm.  "  ,v   a  jip  ur 

■X  kni,  aad 
.:.:il.  It  kald 

PARcuME.<(T-UAKca,  P^rq-meat-mikHsf,  a.   waa 

hi}  drvsei  pqrqment.  [be<t. 

Park.  I'qrd,  h.   de  le|»ird; — in  Puttri,  eni  (|iotcd 
1'ardon,  Pi^r-dn,   r.  t.  lu  forj^iv,   at  an  of^nder; 

tu  itct  fre  or  kler  fmm  ]ienalti:  tu  ekiki;!;  tu 

remit;    tu   akwit;   tu  abxolv.     J'qrdn  me  is  a 

fnix  ov  sivil  deu^al  or  .vljt  a|xiluji. 
Pardom,  Piir-dn,  h.  for^ivne,*  uv  an  of^nder;  for- 

givnea  ov  a  kr;m:  Rl>"<<!iLf''n:  rrraijon  ov  peoalti; 

an  c.fijal  w..: 
Pardonable.                                            fkaki^tabl. 
I'ardonauli  s  '    -    '                               '.  venialnea. 
Parooxably,  i'.(r-dii-ii-L>li,  mU.  \tuiaJi. 
Pardoner,  P(ir-dn-i.T,  a.  wun  b<t>  pqrdns. 
Pare,  P.ir,  r.  t.  tu  kut  nf  dr  Kurfa.*:  f    ' ''■ 

ttj  pri:  tu  kut  awa  litl  bj  litl. 
Pareuoric,  Par-e-pir-ik,  n.  an  a-n-.i 
Pareuuric,  Par-r-^or-ik,  a,  ni  >  y. 

Parelco.v,     Pa-r^l-k.iD,    n.    {J.'  j  bJ 

hwKj  n  wurl  ii  k-gtvnd  bj  a  eiia ailed. 

Parella,  I'a-r^l-a,  a.  {But.}  a  kruitajuj  Liqen. 
Parkmhoi.k.   Pii-r<»m-l>t>-le.  n.  i  f\K''.\  a  wrt  or 

I  :i«^Ct- 

.  .dit 

pAki.MTubitt,    lW-«.iup-U><-i>i&,  M.    aaiu  >u  ^»*r4m- 

b,Jr. 
Parexchtua,    Pa-r^n-ki-ma,  a.    dr  tpanji  aad 

!>«lyiilar  tiji\  ov  aniinolt  and  vejetabls;  a  (ptt^ji 

anil  |>oru<  pub«lan':  j  it. 
Pauenciiyuatoi's.   r  .   i-tui,  )  .», 

pAKENiHYM.nS,    P..  i*-    P'"- 

I'akknlsi!).  I'a-n-n-i  „    rta/on;  p«nw«joo. 

I'are.'«etic.  Par-e-nel-ik,  *  .        »..i     •• 

Parenetical,  Par-e-n«t-i-kal,  I  *•  "kdi^ig. 
Parent,  Pi'^r-ent,  ■.  a  be  or  Je  dat  prodii*ct  jmg; 

II  fqdiT  or  inudi-r:  k.>x;  !<c»ni. 

1'are.htaoe,  P^r-ent-aj,  »r  Pir-«nt'aj,  a.  eks- 
trak/i<n:  bcrt;  dr.«^nt.  [lender. 

Parental,    Pa-rt-nt-al,  a.  pertanig  tu  a  {«^reat; 

i'ARENTUESis,  l'a-ren-te-«i'  •■  '  •■'  Par-en-t«- 
KFx:  a  kl.'X  inklqdi'd  in.i  ii  nufcrain- 

ntiknl   k'<nck/on  wid  dv  .  ..l  or  (uld; 

\'\  I'ar-en-Wt-ik,  \   a.    pertanig 

P.M.  lU  Par-rn-t^t-i-kal,  I       tu   a   pa- 

rciitr.<i!i;  jrqtig  (jar^otewi. 
Parentheticallt,  Par-rn-Mt-i-kal-i,  W.  h\  ya- 

rt'iitr*!.*.  [dercr   or  a  p^raat. 

Parexticioe,  Pa-r*n-ti-!iid.  m.  At  murder  «r  mar- 
Parer,   I'urer,  n.  he  or  dat  hwi(j  kuU;  u  l«l  lu 

knt  awa  dc  (urfan. 
Pares,    Pa  rri.    a.    [LJ  fl.   aw  {fmr\  (£««>  « 

maiit  jirn  or  rkwalt.  [har»bla«4 

Paroasitk,    Pijr-(pn-il,    a.    {Mim.)  a  rarjfli  or 
Pakhet,  lV-ff<"<  "■  L^O  pi<*st«r  '*<'  "P^^  '*''  ** 

Mtmx;  jipanm;  pant. 


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Parhelion,  Par-he-li-on,  dr  Par-hel-yon,  n.  pi. 

Par-he-li-a,  a  meteor  aperig  az  a  veri  brjt  lit 

ner  de  sun;  a  mok  sun. 
Parhelium,  Par-he-li-um,  ii.  sam  az  parhelion. 
Pariah,  P^-ri-q,  n.  wun  ov  de  klas  ov  hsreditari 

■Stkasts  in  de  sist  ov  Hindustan. 
Parial,  Pa-rj-al,  n.  a  korupjon  ov  p^r-rval,  de 

nam  ov  tre  kqrdz  ov  a  sert  in  serten  gamz. 
Parian,  Pa-ri-an,  a.  beiogig  tia  de  jlandov  Pares. 
Parietal,  Pa-rj-e-tal,  a.  relatig  tia  welz  er  sjdz, 

az  ov  hiszez;  notig  tea  lateral  bonz  ov  de  skul. 
Parietary,    Pa-rj-e-ta-ri,  n.    a  medisinal  plant; 

wel  pelitori. 
Par  impar,  Pqr  im-pqr,  n.  de  gam  ov  evii  &r  od, 

amug  de  Rcamanz.  [de  rjnd. 

Paring,  P4r-ig,  n.  a  kutig;  dat  hwiq  iz  pq,rd  of; 
Pari  passu,   Pa-rj  pas-q,,  [Z.]   "wid  ekwal  step;" 

bj  similar  gradajon. 
Paris,  Par-is,  n.  a  plant;  troo-luv,  er  wun-beri. 
Parish,    Par-iJ,  n.    an  eklsziastikal  distrikt;  dc 

partikyqlar  qqrj  ov  a  prest,  klerjiman,  or  Krist- 

yan  minister. 
Parish,  Par-iJ,  a.  belogig  tu  a  parij:  parokial. 
Parish-clerk,  Par-iJ-klerk,  n.  de  loest  ofiser  ov 

de  qurq  in  a  pari/  in  Iggland. 
Parishional,  Pa-riJ-on-al,  a.  belogig  tu  a  pariJ; 

parokial.  [a  pariJ. 

Parishioner,  Pa-riJ-on-er,  n.  wun  hcii  belogz  tu 
Parisian,  Pa-rig-i  -an,  n.  a.  nativ  ov  Paris. 
Parisology,  Par-i-s61-o-ji,  n.  de  yqs  ov  ekwiv- 

okal  wurdz. 
Parisyllabic,  Par-i-si-lab-ik,  )      a.    havig 

Parisyllabical,  Par-i-si-lab-i-kal,  \      an  ekwal 

number  ov  silablz.  [aritor. 

Paritor,  Par-i-tor,  n.  d  bedl;  a  sumoner;  an  ap- 
Parity,  Par-i-ti,  n.  ekwoliti;  rezemblans;  Ijknes. 
Park,  Pqrk,  n.  a  pes  ov  grsnd  konsistig  ov  past- 

yi^r  and  wudland,  yqzd  fer  de  qas  er  uder  rek- 

reajonz,  and  stord  wid  der  and  uder  animalz. 

— {Mil.)  Pqrh  ov  qrtileri,  de  hoi  tran  ov  qr- 

tileri  belogig  tu  an  qrmi. 
Park,  Pqrk,  v.  t.  tu  enkloz,  az  in  a  jjqrk. 
Parker,  Pqrk-er,  n.  a  keper  ov  a  pqrk. 
Parkish,  Pqrk-iJ,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  rezemblig,  a 

pqrk.  [kiistodi  ov  a  pqrk. 

Park-keeper,    Pqrk-kep-er,  n.  wun  hco  haz  de 
Parkleaves,  P4rk-levz,  n.  an  erb. 
Parlance,    Pqr-lans,    n.    konversajon;   tek;  dis- 

kors. 
Parley,  Pqr-li,  v.  i.  tu  tret  bj  wurd  ov  m-sfi;  tu 

tek;   tu  diskus    eni  tig  orali;    tu  diskd)rs;   tu 

konfer. 
Parley,  Pi^r-li,  n.  oral  treti;  tok;  konferens. 
Parliament,  Pqr-Ii-ment,  ?i.  de  sqprem  lejislativ 

asembli  ov  Grat  Briten  and  Mand,  konsistig  ov 

de  kig,  er  soveren,  de  h-ss  ov  lerdz,  and  h-ss  ov 

komonz;  but  iz  ofn  yqzd  fer  de  tuo  h-szez  onli, 

wid'st  de  kig  er  soveren. 
Parliamentarian,    Pqr-li-mcn-ta-ri-an,  »i.  wun 

h(D  sjded  wid  de  pqrliment  agenst  Gqrlz  I. 
Parliamentary,  Pqr-li-men-ta-ri,  a.  relatig  tu 

pqrliment;  konfermd  tu  de  roalz  ov  pqrliment. 
Parlor,   P^r-lor,  n.   a  room  in  monasteriz  hwq,r 

mugks  and  nunz  yqzd  tu  giv  intervqz  tu  d^r 

vizitorz;  a  roira  in  h-szcz,  komonli  on  de  ferst 

flor,  furnijt  for  de  resepjon  ov  vizitorz,  ka.;  a 

sitig-riBm  in  a  publik  h-ss. 
Parmesan,  Pqr-me-zan,  a.  relatig  tu  Pqnna  in 

Itali;  apljd   tu  a  delikat   sert  ov   gez   mad  at 

Pqrma. 
Parnassian,  Par-naJ-i-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Parnas- 

us,  a  Grejan  m-isnten;  poetikal. 
Parochial,    Pa-r6-ki-al,  a.    belogig  tu  a  i)arij; 

parijonal. 
Parochialize,    Pa-ro-ki-al-jz,    i'.  t.    tu  render 

parokial;  tu  ferm  tO)  parijez. 


Parochially,  Pa-ro-ki-al-i,  ad.    in  a  pariJ;  bj 

parijez. 

Parodic,  Pa-rod-ik,  )  a.  relatig  tu,  er  kon- 

Parodical,  Pa-rod-i-kal,  )      sistig  ov,  parodi. 

Parodist,  Par-o-dist,  n.  wun  hoa  yqzez  er  maks 
parodiz. 

Parody,  Par-o-di,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  rjtig,  in  hwiq  de 
wurdz  ov  an  etor  qr  so  imitated  az  tu  render 
de  kompozijon  Iq^dikrus,  er  adapted  tu  a  nq, 
purpus;  a  turnig  ov  hwot  iz  serius  intu  burlesk. 

Parody,  Par-o-di,  v.  t.  tu  imitat  bj  parodi;  tu 
burlesk. 

Parol,  Par-ol,  a,  dun  bj  wurd  ov  mrsV,  oral;  az, 
parol  evidens,  distiggwijt  from  ritn,  evidens. 

Parole,  Pa-r61,  n.  wurd  ov  onor  er  promis,  par- 
tikyi^larli  bj  a  prizner  ov  wer,  kondijonali  set 
atlqrj. 

Parole,  Pa-rol,  a.  sam  &z  parol. 

Paromology,  Par-o-mol-o-ji,  n.  {RJiet.y  a  fig- 
yqr  bj  hwiq  an  orator  konsedz  sumtig  tu  an  ad- 
versari,  in  erder  tu  stregten  hiz  on  qrgqment. 

Paronomasia,  Par-o-no-ma-ji-a,  n.  a  figyqr  bj 
hwiq  a  wurd  iz  yqzd  in  diferent  sensez,  er  sim- 
ilar wurdz  qr  set  in  opozijon  tu  eq  uder;  a  pla 
upon  wurdz. 

Paronomastical,  Par-Q-no-mas-ti-kal,  a.  belog- 
ig tu  a  paronomasia.  [lo. 

Paronychia,   Par-o-nik-e-a,  n.  {Med.)  a.  hwit- 

Paronyme,  Par-o-nim,  n.  a  paronimus  wurd. 

Paronymous,  Pa-ron-i-mus,  a.  alik  in  s-snd,  but 
diferig  in  ertografi  and  signifikajon;  az,  {air) 
and  {heir;) — havig  de  sam  derivajon. 

Paronymy,  Pa-ron-i-mi,  n.  de  kwoliti  ovbeig  par- 
onimus. 

Paroquet,  Par-o-ket,  n.  a  smel  spejez  ov  parot. 

Parotid,  Pa-rot-id,  a.  {Anat.)  notig  a  Iqrj  gland, 
sityqated  under  de  er,  hwiq  sekrets  saljva;  sal- 
ivari. 

Parotis,  Pa-ro-tis,  »».,  pi.  Pa-rot-i-dez,  {Anat.) 
a  gland  under  de  er; — {Med.)  a  tqmor  in  de 
parotid  gland. 

Parotitis,  Par-o-tj-tis,  n.  {Med.)  inflamajon  ov 
de  parotid  gland;  de  mumps. 

Paroxysm,  Par-oks-iz-m,  fi.  an  egzaserbajon  ov  a 
dizez;  a  fit  er  turn  ov  pan  er  grat  suferig;  kon- 
vuljon.  [oksizmz;  konvdlsiv. 

Paroxysmal,  Par-oks-iz-mal,  a.  relatig  tu  par- 

Parquetry,  Pqr-ket-ri,  n.  inlad  wud-wurk. 

Parr,  Pqr,  n.  de  yug  ov  de  samon,  les  dan  ttD 
yerz  old. 

Parral,  Par-al,  )  n.  {A^aut.)  a  kolar  ov  grezd  rap, 

Parrel,  Par-el,  i  er  truks,  bj  hwiq  de  yqrd  iz 
konf  jnd  tu  de  mast  hwjl  it  sljdz  up  and  disn. 

Parricidal,  Par-i-sj-dal,  a.  relatig  tu,  partakig 
ov,  er  komitig  parisjd. 

Parricide,  Par-i-sid,  n.  de  murder  ov  a  fqder; 
de  murderer  ov  a  fqder;  elso  de  murder  er 
murderer  ov  eni  ner  relativ,  az  a  huzband,  wjf, 
muder,  &s.,  er  ov  a  distiggwijt  er  sakred  person 
er  benefaktor. 

Parried,  Par-id,  p.  a.  werded  of;  turnd  asjd. 

Parrot,  Par-ot,  «.  a  pqrti-kulord  herd,  havig  a 
hukt  bil,  and  remqrkabl  fer  imitatig  de  hqman 
vers.  [CDJan. 

Parrot-fish,  Par-ot-fiJ,  n.  a  fij  ov  de  Pasifik 

l^ARROTRY,  Par-ot-ri,  «.  de  habit  ov  imitajon,  az 
ov  a  parot. 

Parry,  Par-i,  v.  i.  tu  word  of  trusts;  tu  fens. 

Parry,  Par-i,  v.  t.  tu  turn  asjd;  tu  werd  of. 

Parse,  Pqrs,  •».  t.  tu  rezolv  bj  de  riclz  ov  gramar; 
tu  rezolv  intu  de  gramatikal  elements,  er  pqrts 
ov  speq. 

Parsee,  P^r-SE,  n.  wun  ov  de  Perjan  refytyez, 
(Geubres,)  er  fjr-wurjiperz,  drivn  from  Perja  bj 
de  persekqjonz  ov  de  Mahometanz,  n^s  inhabitig 
pqrts  ov  India. 


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PABfliifONlOCl,  Pqr-!<i-mo-ni-u«,    a. 

fribgal;  ip^rifl;  pennriiu;  ttvari/u" 

»'Tli.  ■•  ,  .    V 

pAa«lMu^rIOl'BLT,  Pqrui-nu^-ni-us-li,   W.   kavr- 
pA&MiMu.siouaNKias,   I'qr-»i-mu-Di-uii-De«,  n.    At 

kwiiliti  ov  brig  pqr<iinuiniuit. 
Paemimunt,    P(^r-«i-mu-Di,    n.    ckit^ir   frcof^iU; 

kdvrtu^nM;  iiif^rUliiie.'<:  ptm^riunDfs;  araru. 
Parhinu,  l'iir*-io,  n.  At  akt  ov  rri6lvig  a  B«nt«tu 

iiitu  i^ntiimtikal  ^lemcnU  or  {i^rL^. 
pAaMLET,  I'(;rs  li,  n.  a  fj^nlun  pluot  or  ^rb. 
Paesxif,  I'qre-nip,  ».  a  g^^den  v^jetabl  or  rat.— 

Uitn  uliKi  {parrrKp.) 
Pakao.h,  P<^r-!ion,  n.  a  klvrjiuuin:  a  prtat;  a  minii- 

ter;     {ICmjlieh  law)  wun  h*  haz  lul  pute/on  ov 

ol  At  rjt.'*  ov  a  [»aru)kiul  c;ur(j. 
Parsonaqk,  Pqr-!>on-aj,  n.  At  bonrfia  or  a  pari/: 

At  hm  <iv  a  pqrton  or  klorjiman.  [»on. 

Paxaonisu,  I'l^r-son-iJ,  m.  rtlalin  tu,  or  l(k  a  pqr- 
Pam  peo  toto,  Pqn  pro  lu-lo,\L.]  {Late)  "pqrt 

for  At  hul." 
Pabt,  I'qrt,  ft.  5unitig  \c*  (tan  At  hoi;  a  por/on; 

a  kwontiti  hclpip  tu  fi»rin  n  lurji-r  kwnDtiti;  u 

pe.*;  <i  J^r;  a  divijon:    a  mcnibi-r;  |>art)kyqlar: 

ingrrdifiit;  pru^urjonal  kwontiti;     koiu^ru;  8i<i; 

Mrti;  intercjit:  iMrtikvqlar  ofin-— oni  wun  ov  de 

karaktcrz  ov  a   i)la;     t  '    ";     ak/<>n:  ktm- 

dukt;  -  ^utntio  rrlHti{i  rsiprukal  rr- 

l«J"ii;-/'/.  kwulitit.   p  MI,  or   akom- 

pli/uenLn;-  kwofterz;  rcjuui;  liutrikLH.     In  gud 

pfii.  Ill  wrl  duD.     In  il  pqrt,  as  il  dun.    Fur  dr 

tntjtt  firi,  komouli. 
Part,  Purt,  ad.  r>qrtli:  in  sum  mejqr. 
Pakt,  Pqrt,  r.  (.  tu  div^;  tu  \\t:  tu  di«tribjnit: 

tu  MiMirat;  tu  disyqD|t;  tu  brak  intu  ursc't;  tu 

ktp  asdnder;  tu  seiiaret  or  rrfin,  ax  de  pre/ua 

metal  I. 
Past,  Pqrt,  r.  f.    tu   br   »^pamt«d;  tu   kwit  rq 

uden  tu  tak  or  bid  fi^rw^l;  tu  %C)  awa.     7u 

p<^  icid,  tu  kwit;  tu  retjn:  tu  loot. 
Pabtablk,  I'qrt-a-bl,  «.  dat  ma  be  |<;rted  or  di- 

vjdt-d.  Lf-irio  "f  I>qrtio. 

Partaoe.  I'qrt-nj,  »i.  [Fr.]  a  divijon:  de  akt  ov 
Partake,  Pur-tak,  r.  t.  [i.  partuk,  p*.  (urtakig, 

(■artiikn:]  tu  tak  pqrt  wid  uden;  tu  bav  a  l\e; 

tu  ia]rti.ii|iat:  tu  be  admited. 
Partake,  Pur-tak,  r.  t.  tu  J^r;  tu  bav  pqrt  in:  tu 

admit  lu.  [take.) 

I'artakkx,  Pur-tak-n,  p.  from  I'artnh.   Sr  {I'ar- 
Partaker,    Par-iak-er,   n.    wun   hit>   purtiiks:   a 

|iqrtnor   in    poxc/onx;   a   J%rcr;  an   aaujiat;  an 

akumplia. 
PartaKixo,  Pur-tiik-ig,  n.  kombinajon:  de  akt  ov 

(iikifl  |iqrt;-(La(/)  yqnyon  in  sum  bad  drijii. 
pARTi.n.  I'lrt  t-r.  n.  wun  hit>  [x^rts  or  sc{)arats. 
Parti  ,r.  ».  [/V.l  a  level  \<t*  ov  jn-itnd, 

»>r  1  i«,  in  hwitj  fl'Sen  qr  kiiltivnt- 

ed,  k  ^o^AcT,  wid  intcrvenig  spascx  f.>r 

Wiiks.  [a  v^rjin. 

Parthkmiad,  Par-M-ni-ad,  ».  a  poem  in  nn.ir  ov 
Partiieno!*,  I'<\r  tenon,  ».  de  magi   *  1 

iiv  Min-Tva  at  At<'nx. 
PARTiiE.soriAX,  Pqr-te-n6-pi-an,   n  \ 

Partiau    Pqr-/al,    «.    inkljnd    anUtxiKnUi    tu 

fnvor  wun  |>qrti  in  a  ko«,  or  on  wun  sjd  ov  a 

kwMtyon,  mur  dan  dr  uder;  bjajit  tu  in.,.  >.,ri|. 

not  imtiqrfal:  — komprjiig  a   j>qrt:  :  ; 

jcncral;  af^ktig  onh  wun  ]<qrt;  sul  n 

o  pqrt. 
Partialitt,    Pqr-/i-al-i-ti.    n.    At   itat   ov   beig 

pqr/al;  an  undl^  bian;  nnekwal  ttat  ov  de  jnj- 

ment.  [not  lotali. 

PartiallT.  P<^r-/al-i,  jd.  wid  pt^r/ialiti;  in  pqrt; 
Partibilitt,  Pqr-ti-bil-i-ti,  n.  divitibiliti;  aepa- 

nibiliti.  (vtdcd:  divitibl;  s^parabl. 

Paktibu^  P<^rt-i-bl,  m.  oat  ma  be  pqrt«d  or  di- 


»ep*  krim-i-oix,   [L.\ 
:i.  an  ak6mpti«. 
-    -.   .  ,^  bl,  a.  dai  oMi  be  par- 

UBi|nioii.  [ar  pqrt. 

PARTiciPAjrT,  Par-tia-i-pwit,  «.  l^Jr^^■  havip  J^r 
pARTKirAffT,  Par-tU-i-pAoi,  i».    . 
I'ARTicirATE,  Par-tis-i-|«t,  r.  i  lu 

bav  /^r  or  |«rt.  [^ha*  l^^. 

I'abticipatk,  Par-ti»-i-i«t,   r.  t.    lu  uufUk.  lu 
pARTicifATiON,  Par-tisi-^-juD,   n.    At  itai   o* 

/^rig:    de   akt  ov    parlixipatig;  a   /v   or    pqrt; 

diBtnbqJon.  [parUkig. 

Participativk,   Par-tU-i-pa-tir,    a.    kauU*!    uv 
Participator,  Par-tU-i-[ia-tor,  a.  wao  bft  par- 

tii<i|«Li<. 
Participial.  Pqr-ti-sip-i-al,  a.  havig  Am  MiiTiir 

or  form  ov  u  pi^rtisipi. 
I'articipializk,  Pqr-ti-fip-i-al-lx,  •.  t.  ta  fans 

intu  a  |«trti»ipl.  (ov  a  p^rtixipl. 

Participiallv,  Pqr-ti-sip-i-al-i,  md.  in  de  maaer 
Participle,  Pqr-ti-sip-l,  n.  {(Jram.)  a  wurd  dc- 

rjvd  fnjm  a  vyrb,  and  (xirtakig  ov  de  kwolitii 

ov  Q  vi;rb  and  an  adjekliv. 
Particle,  Pc^r-ti-kl,  ti.  a  mini^t  pqrt  or  (lorjoo; 

sumtin  veri  smul;  a  korpdsl;  an  atom:— (f/'rom.) 

an  iuJrkl{nabl   wurd  or  |jqrt  ov  spci;,  ov  koB- 

itant  yqi  in  sentcn!<ei;  an  qrtikl,  adverb,  pr«p- 

uii/iin,  or  kunjuQkJon. 
Particular,  i'ar-tik-yq-lor,   a.   not  bcl6oip  tu 

At  hul,  but  tu  wun  wni4in;  not  jeneral;  individ- 

jqul;  wun,  di.itigkt  (rum  uden:  at^ntiv  tu  mi- 

nqt  tigz;  (ickqlyur;  liggqlur;  od;  aprupriat;  ekx- 

klqsiv;   klas;  egxakt;  n{«;  pdgktjqal;  fpcsifik; 

minqt:  M-rkumstau/al. 
Particclar,  I'ar-tik-yq-lar,   n.  mm. 


p«Tnt,  i<r  mater;  a  sigj^l  tin:  indn 
pqrt.     In  par; 
yurli;  distigktli. 


niinqt  diviion  or  pqrt. 


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Particularibt,  Par-tik-jrq-lar-ut,  n.    <71«o/.> 

wun  bit>  huldt  dr  doktrin  ov  Ckidx  partikjqlar 

drkrr'x    ov    ralvsjon    and    rvpruba/on;— ■•I'vu    a 

l{ji|>ti't  hit>  adberx  tn  jortikyqlur   komqnvun. 
Particclaritt,  Pur  ti,  n.  At  kwol- 

iti  ov  brn)  y>irtiky\i  •;  distigkt  no- 

tis  tir  rnqunTa/un;  I umtig  {<kqlyar. 

PaKTICulakize,  Par-tik-yq-iar-]x,  r.  r.  tu  mea- 

Jon  diotigktli:  tu  drtal;  tu  Ju  minqtli. 
I'akticllarizk.   Par-lik-ji^-lar-ix,   v.  t.    ta   be 

(•irlikyql.ir. 
Particilarlt.  Pir  (ik  Tq-lar-li,  mJ.  in  a  par- 

tikyqlar  man' 
Parti xo,  Pqrt  s«p*ni/oa; — (c1«Mw) 

a  se|iarB/on  m  ^i.,...  .....  -ilvcr  from  eq  nder; — 

(A'ui//.)  dr  slat  <>v  beig  drivn  frum  de  afikon, 

hwen  IX  /il>  hat  brukn  her  )inh\. 
Partisan,  rqr-ti-tau.  «.  ;i:  :-irU 

••r  liikjun:  a  f.iluiT;  a  div  :  v  a 

drtaqmrnt  dv  an  qrmi;     •!  ;  ,    !jf. 

i'ARTiHA.s'siiip,  Pi^r-ti-xan-Jip^  a.  d«  t«l  «r  fcli^ 

ov  pqrtizanx. 

Partite.  Pqr-tjt.  ».  {/Ir.t.^    '  r  '   •      ,\, 

Paktitiov,   l'ar-lij-..n,  n.  At 

"til!  ■  V  t.ri(i  divj.le^l:   dat    .  -■n; 

«■  -irat  pqrt. 

Pai.  r  tij-on,  r.  t.  ta  Mparat  b}  parti/- 

>.;,.  [ward. 

Partitive,  Pqr-ti-tiv.  ■.  {Gram.)  a  diitribyotiv 
1'artitive.    Pqr-ti-tiv,    a.    dixtnbyqtiv;    niakig 

disinlii^on. 
Partitivelt,  Pqr-ti-lir-li.  ati.  dixtnbyativli. 
Partly,  Pqrt-li,  ad.  in  sum  n>^qr  or  de^:  lo 

pqrt. 
Parthkr,  Pc^rt-nrr,  a.  wnn  b*  ii  aa^/ialMl  wid 

andder,  ax  in  trad,  or  ax  a  bnsbax>d  or  w)f,— « 

partaker,  i^rer,  aa<it/iat;— wan  b*  doaaaa  wid 

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Paetneeship,  Pqrt-nor-Jip,  n.  jemt  interest  or 
properti;  de  yiyiyon  ov  t<»  er  mor  in  de  sam 
trad,  biznes,  er  konsern.  [take.} 

Paktook,  Par-tiak,  p.  from  Partak.  Se  {Par- 
Paetridge,  P4r-trij,  n.  a  wel-non  berd  ov  gam. 
Paetkidpe-wood,   Pqr-trij-wud,   n.  a  kjnd  ov 

wud  mug  estemd  for  kabinet  wurk. 
Paets,   Pqrts,    n.   pi.    fakultiz;   abilitiz;   mental 

akomplijments; — kwerterz;  rsjonz;  distrikts. 
Paetueition,  Pcir-tq,-riJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  brijij) 

iart  yui);  gjldbert;  dtliveri. 
Paety,  P^r-ti,  «.  a  number  ov  personz  in  a  kom- 
H,niti  yunjted  in  capinyon  er  dezjn  in  opozijon 
tii  uderz;  a  bodi  ov  men  yq,njted  under  sum 
kder,  er  lederz,  in  politiks,  rglijon,  er  uder  mat- 
er ov  interest;  a  fakjon; — wun  ov  too  litigants; — 
wun  konsernd  in  eni  af4r; — sjd;  kez; — a  stlekt 
as6mbli; — partikyi:i,lar  person;  a  person  distigkt 
from,  er  op(f)zd  tu.  andder; — a  detaqment  ov 
soljerz  from  de  man  bodi. 
Party,  Pqr-ti,  a.  pertanip  tu  a  pqrti  er  sekt;  pqr- 
Jal;  az,  "apqrti  mejur."  [siti  ov  kulorz. 

Paety-colored,  P4r-ti-kul-ord,  a.  havir)  diver- 
Paety-juey,  Pqr-ti-jii-ri,  n.  {Law}  a  jiiri  kom- 
pozd  ov  wun  liqf  nativz,  and  wun  hqf  forenerz. 
Party-man,  Pqr-ti-man,  n.,pl.  P^r-ti-men;  a  man 
devoted  tu  de  interests  ov  a  pqrti;  a  fakjus 
person.  [spirit  ov  pqrtizanz. 

Party -SPIRIT,  P4r-ti-spir-it,    n.    de    temper  er 
Party -SPIRITED,  P^r-ti-spir-it-ed,  a.   havig   de 
spirit  ov  pqrti.  [Ua  h-szez. 

Party-wall,  Pc^r-ti-wel,  n.  a  wel  dat  separats 
Parulis,  Pa-rdb-lis,  n.  {Med.}  a  gum  berl. 
Parvenu,  Pqr-ve-nij,,  n.  [-PV.]  wun   hco  haz   re- 

sentli  kum  intu  notis;  an  upslqrt. 
Paevise,   Pqr-vis,  n.    an   afterncDnz   eksersjz,  er 

moot,  fer  de  instrukjon  ov  yui)  sti^dents. 
Pas,  Pq,  n.  [Fr.]  a  step;  a  pas;  presedens. 
Paschal,  Pas-kal,  a.  relati^  tu  de  pdsover;  re- 

latii)  tu  8ster. 
Pasch-egg,  Pask-eg,  n.  an  eg  djd  er  stand,  pre- 
zented  ab-st  8ster.     [Nert  ov  Iijgland.]         [«'"■) 
Pasch-flowee,  Pask-fl-8-er,  n.   Se  {Pasque-jlow- 
Pasha,  Pa-Je,  n.     Se  {Pacha.} 
Pashalic,  Pa-Je-lik,  n.     Se  {Pachalic.} 
Pasigeaphic,  Pas-i-graf-ik,  }  a.  relatii)  tu 

Pasigeaphical,  Pas-i-graf-i-kal,  S      pasigrafi. 
Pasigeaphy,  Pa-sig-ra-fi,  n.  an  imajinari  yq,ni- 
versal  lai)gwaj,  dezjnd  tu  be  spokn  and  ritn  bj 
el  najonz.  [anemone. 

Pasque-flowee,  Pask-fl-s-er,  n.    de  ester-flTser; 
Pasquillee,  Pas-kwil-er,*  n.  a  lampOiner.     [ad. 
Pasquin,  Pas-kwin,  v.  t.  tu  lampdbn;  tu  paskwin- 
Pasquinade,  Pas-kwin-ad,  n.  a  satirikal  ritig,  so 
keld  from  de  nam  {Pasquma}  givn  tu  a  mii,til- 
ated  statyq,  ov  a  gladiator  in  Rom,  on  hwiq  it 
woz  yqjqal  tu  past  satirikal  paperz;  a  lamp6n. 
Pasquinade,  Pas-kwin-ad,  v.  t.  tu  lamprfm;  tu 

vilifj. 
Pass,  Pas,  v.  i.  tu  ma>\  onward;  tu  be  progrfeiv; 
tu  prosed;  tu  be  kurent;  tu  vanij;  tu  okur;  tu 
be  enakted;  tu  be  transakted.  Tw  jias  aioa,  tu 
be  lost;  tu  gljd  of;  tu  vaniJ. 
Pass,  Pas,  v.  t.  tu  go  beyond;  tu  go  trco;  tu  eks- 
sed;  tu  spend;  tu  liv  trcD;  tu  kez  tu  mcciv  on- 
ward; tu  transfer;  tu  uter; — tu  enakt;  tu  giv 
etoriti  tu; — tu  omit;  tu  admit;  tu  al-s; — tu 
trust;  tu  surpds. —  2\d  pas  awa,  tu  spend;  tu 
wast. —  Tu  pas  bj,  tu  ekskqz;  tu  f orgiv;  tu  neg- 
16kt. —  Tu  pas  over,  tu  omit;  tu  let  go  unre- 
gqrded. 
Pass,  Pas,  n.  a  naro  entraus;  an  aveni\,;  pasaj; 
rod; — a  permijon  tu  go  or  kum  eni  hw.v;  a 
permit;  an  order  bj  hwiq  a  person  iz  past  onward 
tu  sum  uder  destinajon,  az  a  slav  or  peper; — 
piaj;  trust  in  fensig; — stat;  kondijon. 


Passable,  Pds-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  past  er  trayeld 

over;  dat  ma  pas  wid'st  objekjon;  kurent;  t61- 

erabl;  alisabl. 
Passably,  Pds-a-bli,  ad.  tolerabli;  moderatli. 
Passado,  Pas-a-do,  n.  a  pas  in  fensip;  a  puj;  a 

trust. 
Passage,    Pas-aj,    n.    de  akt   ov  pasig;    travel; 

kors;  jurni;  feriaj;  sum  pad  fer  pasii);  a  wa  over 

weter;  a  veraj  mad  over  de    se  er  uder  weter; 

moDvment  from  plas  tu  plas;   rod;  wa;  entrans 

er  eksit;  liberti  tu  pas; — okdrens;  uns^tld  stat; 

insident;    transakjon;    manajment;    kondukt; — 

pqrt  ov  a  buk;  siggl  plas  in  a  rjtii);  de  pasig  er 

enaktment  ov  a  le  er  bil  bj  a  lejislativ  bodi. 
Passbook,  Pds-buk,  n.  a  buk  in  hwiq  a  merqant 

er  trader  maks  an  entri  ov  gudz  sold  tu  a  kus- 

tomer. 
Passed,  Past,  i.  and  p.  from  Pas.     Se  {Pass.} 
Passengee,  Pas-en-jer,  n.  a  traveler;  wun  hco  iz 

upon  a  jurni,  on  de  rod,  er  in  a  vehikl  on  land, 

er  in  a  vesel  on  weter;  a  waf^rer. 
Passenger-falcon,  Pas-en-jer-fek-n,  n.  a  mj- 

gratori  hek. 
Passe-par-toct,  Pds-par-tdo,  n.  [Fr.]  master-ke; 

— a  plat  er  wud-blok  yq,zd  bj  an  engraver. 
Passer,  Pds-er,  n.  wun  hro  pasez;  a  pasenjer. 
Passeeby,  Pds-er-bj,  n.  wun  hco  pasez  bj. 
Passeeine,   Pas-er-in,   n.    {Ornith.}  wun  ov  an 

erder  ov  berdz,  inkh],dig  de  sparo. 
Passerine,  Pas-er-in,  a.  notii)  a  klas  ov  berdz, 

hwiq  inkli^dz  de  sparo. 
Passibility,  Pas-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

pasibl;  pasiblnes. 
Passible,  Pas-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  fel  er  sufer;  sus- 

eptibl  ov  suferii)  er  ov  imprejonz  from  eksternal 

ajents.  [pasibl. 

Passibleness,  Pas-i-bl-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
Passiflora,    Pas-i-fl(f)-ra,  n.  {Pot.}  a  jenus  ov 

fl'serz;  de  pajon-fl-ger. 
Passim,  Pas-im,  ad.  [L.]  evcri  hwq,r;  her  and  dq,r; 

yt^zd  az  a  wurd  ov  referens. 
Passing,  Pds-ig,  pp.  a.  surpdsig;  eminent. 
Passing,  Pds-ig,  ad.  eksedigli;  az,  "pasir/  stranj." 
Passing,  Piis-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  goig  bj. 
Passing-bell,    Pds-ig-bel,  n.   a  bel  told  at  de 

det  ov  a  person:  fermerli  rug  tu obtan prqrez fer 

de  djig,  m?  rug  after  deses. 
Passing-note,   Pds-ig-not,    n.    {Mvs.}  a  sofnig 

not  betwen  tea  uderz;  a  gras  hwji,rin  too  nots  qr 

konekted  bj  smeler  intervenig  nots. 
Passion,   PaJ-on,  n.   eni  efekt  kezd  bj  eksternal 

ajensi;  mental  eksjtment:  vjolent  er  strog  emo- 

Jon  ov  de  mjnd;  luv:  agger;  gref;  fer;  zel;  qrdor; 

egernes  ; — pasiblnes;    suf  crig  ; — emfatikali,    de 

last  suferig  ov  Krjst. 
Passionary,    PaJ-on-a-ri,    n.    a  buk  deskrjbig 

sants  and  mqrterz. 
Passionate,  PaJ-on-at,  a.  mcDvd  bj  pajon;  felig 

er  ekspresig  grat  emojon  ov  mjnd;  czili  mcDvd 

tu  agger;  irasibl;    eksjtabl;   aggri;   hasti;   hot- 

temperd. 
Passionately,    PaJ-on-at-li,    ad.    in  a    pajonat 

manor;  wid  paJon;  aggrili.  [pajonat. 

Passionateness,  PaJ-on-at-nos,  w.  de  statov  beig 
Passion-flowee,    PaJ-on-flTs-er,    n.     a    twjnig 

plant,  ov  several  varjetiz,  jenus  {passiflf/i'a.} 
Passionless,  PaJ-on-les,  a.  verd  ov  paJon;  kcol. 
Passion-week,    PaJ-on-wek,   n.    de  wek  befor 

Sster,  in  hwiq  de  suferigz  and  krcDsifikJon,  ov 

Krjst  qr  komemorated. 
Passive,   Pas-iv,  a.   resevig  imprejon  from  sum 

eksternal  ajent;  unrezistig;  not  opozig;  suferig; 

not  aktig;  not  aktiv;  kwjesent;  submisiv;  pajent. 

— {Gram.}  havig  dat  ferm,  az  a  verb,  bj  hwiq 
i  de  akrizativ  ov  de  aktiv  vers  bekdmz  de  nom- 
I      inativ;  az,  {doceor,}  j  am  tot. 


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Pamivelt,  Pis-ir-li,  ad.  in  a  puir  m*ner;  wl4- 

^t  ajoiui. — {Oram.}  akordig  tu    At  furm  ov  a 

T^rb  piwiv. 
Paui VENIC88,  I'iW-iv-nea, ».  At  kwoliti  ov  beig  pas- 

iv:  luwsihiliti;  pnjen.t;  kqiniivit. 
Pajwivitv,  I'tt-siv-i-ti,*  n.  i>iuiivnuii. 
l'A.ssLt:88,  I'dM-led,  a.  baviy  uo  |>aA4J. 
Fahsovkr,  Pd.i-o-vcr,  n.  u  fo-ttival  amdo  de  Jt^i 

hwitj  (lerjvs  iu  Inj?liJ  nniu  from  liixlt  /mtig  oivr 

de  hsici  i)V  de     hrai'lit.'',  itiij  spiirii)  i.i:ir  f-T^t- 

btirn,  bwi-n  duz  ov  de  rjipjaiu  w^r  pul  tu  dot; 

der-akrit't'*  kild. 
Pass-parole,  I'as-pa-r^l,  n.  a  komdnd,  girn  at 

de  bed  ov  an  qrmi,  tu  be  post  on  tu  de  rer; 

jxiswurd. 
Passport,    Pds-port,  n.    a  worant  ov  pnatck/on 

and  utoriti  tu  travel,  f^runtcd  tu  |M-rduni  mcDvig 

friin  plus  fu  plus;  jM5rmiJon  ov  |a!<nj. 
Password,  Pd.s-wurd,  n.  a  wurd  yq,id  ai  a  nig- 

nal;  u  wocwurd. 
Passwort,  Pds-wnrt,  n.  a  plant;  poliiwurt. 
Pas^y  measure,    I'.is  i-ni<^3-nr,  n.   an  old  statli 

kjnd  civ  dans. 
Past,  I'list,  p.  and  a.  from  Pom.  Sc  {Pass.)  har- 

ig  ftirmcrli  bin;  not  prcxcnt;  not  tu  kum;  tpent; 

Konbj. 
Past,  Past,  n.  de  tlm  gon  bi;  pnjt  tjni. 
Past,  I'a.st,  pr^p.  bry6ncl;  ubdv;  aftor;  mur  dan. 

—  Sumtimi  inkon^ktli  ynid  for  hj;  ai,  "ta  ga 

l-a^t." 
Paste,  I'ast,  n.  oni  tig  mikst  up  so  ai  tu  be  vis- 

kua  and  tenajut; — fl'xr    and    wotcr  miggid  far 

semcni  orfitr  fa)d;--qrtifi/al  niikstyqr,  in  iuiila- 

/on  ov  jomi  or  pro/u«  stcinz. 
Paste,  I'nst,  r.  i.  tu  srin^nt  or  fa.<n  wid  jKist. 
Pasteboarb,    Pii.it-bord,  n.  tik,  stif  i>np<'r,  nwid 

b|  masemliu  pnpor  or  ndcr  substanJ,  anil  ka.ttig 

it  in  moldi,  or  b|  |>astio  Jets  ov  pastor  tugtSder. 
Pasteboard,  Pt'ist-bu>rd,  a.  mad  ov  i^istburd. 
Pastel,  P.-i.'-tol,  n.  [Fr.]  an  ^rb  or  iilnnt;  wod;  a 

dj-slnf  aljd  tu  indigu; — a  kulurd  kmun. 
Pastkr.v,    I'as-tcrn,  n.   de  pqrt  ov  a  borsex  fut 

under  de  fctlok  tu  de  hrl:— <i  patent. 
Pasticcio,  Pa:t-ti^-o,  h.  [/(.]  an  ulio;  a  raedli.— 

{Painiin^)  a  juktyr^r  jmntod  bj  a  ma:<ter  in  a 

st^l  diforent  from  liis  kti-stomnri  .it|l. 
Pastil,  Pas-til,  n.  loionj  or  rol  ov  past; — a  kra- 

on.     Se    {PasUl,}  and  { Pott i!l^.) 
Pastil,   Pa^j-til,  c  t.  tu  administer  or  tret  wid 

pa.«tilz. 
Pastille,    Pas-til,  n.  a  rol  ov  ]iast    h(\rdnd.  az 

doz  bwi(]  qr  mnd  ov  swet-scntcd  rozini  and  ar- 

om.itik  wudz  for  pcrfqmig  (jiimbcrz;  a  {>astil;  — 

a  Juif  ird  konfck/on. 
Pastime,  Pds-Hm,  n.  sport;  amqzmont;  div^r/on; 

rekrenjon:  pla;  vntcrtanment. 
Pastor,    l'd<-t.jr,    n.   n  Jip.Td:-a    klfrjiman  or 

luiniitcr  biti  hat  de  ki^r  uv  a  flok. 
Pastoraok,  Pd«-tor-aj,  n.  At  ofis  or  jqrisdikjon 

ov  a  jxistor. 
Pastoral,  Pd»-tor-al,  a.  rtlatig  tu  a  pastor;  re- 

bitig  tu  a  Jeperd;  nttral;  relatig  tu  de  k:\,T  ov 

suli. 
Pastoral,    Pds-tor-al,  ii.    a  puom  deskriptiv  ov 

JojM-rdi  and  dur  okynp«J"nz.  or  ov  (j  kuntri  IJf; 

an  idil;  a  bqkdlik;  a  buk  relatig  tu  de  k^r  ov 

ROlz. 

Pastorale,  Pas-tor-^-la,  ".  (//.]  {Jf-s.)  an  ^r 
ov  a  {vistoml  karaktor  a  figyqr  uv  a  duns. 

Pastorallt,  I'ds-tor-al-i,  ad.  in  de  maucr  or  a 
pastor.  (ton. 

Pastorate,  P<is-tor-at,  n.  At  ofis  or  bodi  ov  pa*- 

Pastori.ess,  Pils-tor-lo*.  a.  dwtitqi  ov  a  pantor. 

Pastorlike,  Pds-tor-llk,  a.  bekrtmig  or  l|k  a  pan- 
tor. 

Pastorlino,  Pds-tor-lig,  n.  an  inferior  pastor. 


Pastorlt,  lai-t.ir  Ii,  «.  btkdmig  or  lik  a  pojtor. 
Pastorhhip,    Pdi-tor-Jip,  n.  At  ofi*  or  rk^k  o?  a 

I-ii(or. 
1  ASTRT,  P&s-tri,  11.  fAd  mad  ov  or  wid  pAft,  as 

Pli,  Iqrld,  k».;  bakt  |«ut. 
Pastry-cook,  Paa  tri-kuk,  n.  wnn  hA maki  and 

seU  i^nlri,  or  tigx  Ixikt  in  pBit. 
Pasturable,  Pd»i-yii-ra-bl,  a.  fit  f  .r  loMj^. 
pASTURAiiK,    Piinl-yn-nij,  n.    A.  ■    ftdip 

kail;  l.iuJz  gntid  bj  kstl;  gr ;  .«li. 

Pasture,    Pdnt-yiir,  m.  fa«l  J.,r  gn*d 

bi  kail;  akt  ov  ftdig;— •hi|man  kuiiyqr. 
Pasture,  Pdst-yqr,  c.  (.  tu  fed  on  gru»;  tu  plaj 

in  a  iMstvur. 
Pasture,  riist-ytir,  v.  i.  tu  gmi  or  fed  on  gnu. 
Pasture  LAND,    rdst-yqr-land,  n.   land  myrZpti' 

ntod  tu  i«istyqr.  [widiii  a  dij. 

Pasty,    Pns-ti,  ur  PAs-ti,  n.   a  pj  ov  krum  ratd 
I'asty,  IVis-ti,  a.  rei^mblig  or  1{K  nasi;  dui. 
1'at,  I'at,;  a.  fit;  kunvenycnt;  egtikl.    "It  l^et  in 

pat  alujon." 
Pat,  Pal,;  aJ.  just  in  de  nik;  egiiktli;  filli. 
Pat,  I'ut,  n.  a  l|t,  kwik  blu;  a  ta]);  a  amul  lump 

ov  ui.itur  bctn  intu  JR[>  wid  de  hand. 
Pat,  Pat,  r.  /.  tu  strjk  Ijtli;  tu  Up. 
Patache,  Pa-luJ,  n.  [/r.j  a  «m-jl,  Ijt  fiper  T«el; 

u  s-trt  ov  stoj-k&q. 
Patacoo.v,  I'ut-a-kXn,  n.  a  Spani/  k»n  wurt  »um- 

hwot  luur  dan  a  dolar.  [agunia. 

I'ataooman,  Pat-a-g(I)-ni-an,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Pat- 
Patavi.mty,  Pat-a-vin-i-ti,  n.  u  provinJaJ  idiom 

in  spc(;,  .nj  uuuid  from  de  idiou  ov  Liri,  it  his- 

turian,  from  biz  beig  bom  in  de  pruvinjal  tin 

ov  {J'at<ivium.y 
Patch,  Ph<;,  n.  u  prs  sod  on  tu  kuver  a  hul;-  -i 

jir.t  in.«);rled  in  vurivgulctl    wurk;-  a  sui'i   "j-.t 

ov  blak  silk  put  on  de  fns;— a  smol  j>qrji:l,  ai 

ov  land;  a  smol  pes;  a  pqrt. 
Patch,  Vaq,  r.  I.  tu  put  a  pa<;  on;  tu  kuver  wid 

a  {lat;;  tu  mend  klnmzili;  tu  mak  wid  pa^ei  or 

pesez. 
Patcher,  P.ic-er,  n.  wun  h<i>  paqei;  a  bo<;er. 
Patciiert,  Pac-cr-i,  h.  bo<jeri;  bugglig  wurk. 
Patchwork,  P.'ii;-wurk,  ».  wurk  or  sumtig  kom- 

pilizd  ov  |K:sez;  u  mud-upklumii  tig. 
Patchy,  Paq-i,  a.  ful  ov  i<a<iez. 
Pate,  Pat,  m.  de  bed.     [Ns  yqzd  in  ridikol.] 
1'ated,  Piit-ed,  a.  havig  a  pnt.     It  it  yHzd  onii 

in  komiuzijon;  ai,  log-/>«£c(/,  kunig;  l%\u-pai*<t, 

fjili/.  iov  upnig. 

I'atefactiox,    Pat-e-fik-Jon,  n.    de  akt  ur  tui 
Patella,    Pa-tel-a,  n.    \L.]  pi.   Pa-KI-e,  <Eng.) 

I'.i  ul-az,    de  kap  or  de  ne;  de  ne-pan;— o  jx^- 

nivalv  Jcl-fiJ. 
Patelliform,   Pa-t^l-i-form,  a.   barig  dc  form 

ov  a  diJ.  Ipat4la. 

Patellite,   Piit-«I-it,  m.    At  fosil  irmAns  or  de 
Pate.v,  Pat- en,  n.  a  stand  or  M««r  for  a  ^it  tu 

rest  on;— a  vesci  on  hwic  de  saknun^ntal  bred 

ii  plaat;  -a  plat.     Se  (PaiUn.) 
Patent,  l*At-ent,  ».r  Pa-tont,  a.  sprcdig,  ai  a  Icf, 

ap.'vn-nt;    manifest;     sekqrd    bJ  a    |iatent;    ojio 

tu  de  {CTUizal  ov  ol;  ax,  lotvrx  ;'.l^  •.'. 
Patent,    Pat-cnt,  n.  a  rit  or  i 

otoriti,  kunvaig  tu  a  pinion    : 

Til*,  or  di.sjujx  ov  sum  nq  invi;.^ .•  --.-.., 

for  a  limited  period. 
Patent,  Pat-ent,  r.  t.  tu  sekiSr  bl  pat«at. 
Patentee,  Pat-en-ti,  n.  wun  ba>  (uJldx  a  pal«et. 
Patera,  I'at-e-ra,  n.  [L.]  pJ.  I*«t-e-rf,  a  goblat; 

a  brni  UjI. 
Paternal,  IV-tvr-nnl.  a.  rrlntip  tu,  or  bf kdmig. 

a  fqder;  fqdcrii;  kjnd;  dcrpd  lr«m  a  fqdcr.  h«- 

rMilnri. 
Patermtt,   Pa-i^rnl  ti,  a.   d«  kwoIiiJ,  ttat,  m 

rcla/on  ov  a  fqdcr;  fqdcr/ip. 


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Pater-nostee,  Pa-ter-nos-ter,  n.  [L.  "Tfr  Fqder."] 
3.S  Lerdz  pr^r. — {Arch.}  a  sort  ov  ernament  in 
de  Jap  ov  bedz,  er  ov  an  oval  form. 

Path,  I'at,  n.,j}l.  Padz,  wa;  rod;  trak;  eni  pasaj; 
jr^jqali,  a  uaro  wa. 

Path,  Pat,  v.  t.  tu  gca  over;  tia  koz  tu  go;  tia 
mak  wa  for. 

Pathematic,  Pat-g-mat-ik,  a.  suferig. 

Pathetic,  Pa-tet-ik,  )  a.   relatiij  tu  patos; 

Pathetical,  Pa-tet-i-kal,  i  afektiij  de  pajonz; 
adrest  tu  dg  pajonz;  mcOvir);  afektig;  tuqig;  ek- 
sjtii)  de  fsliijz.  [manor. 

Pathetically,   Pa-tet-i-kal-i,  ad.   in  a  patetik 

Patheticalness,  Pa-tet-i-kal-nes,  n,  de  kwoliti 
ov  bsig  patetik. 

Pathfly,  Pdt-flj,  n.  a  flj  f-snd  in  futpadz. 

Pathic,  Pat-ik,  n.  a  person  ab4zd  kontrari  tu 
natyii,r. 

Pathless,  Pdt-Ies,  a.  destitut  ova  pat;  untrodn. 

Pathogeny,  Pa-tog-e-ni,  n.  {Med.}  de  prcodukjon 
ov  dizEz. 

Pathognomonic,  Pa-6og-no-m6n-ik,  a.  {Med.} 
apljd  tu  simtomz  hwiq  qr  pekij^lyar  tu  partik- 
yi],lar  dizezez,  and  bj  hwiq  da  qr  rekognjzd:  not 
merli  simtomatik. 

Pathognomy^,  Pa-tog-no-mi,  n.  de  eksprejon  ov 
de  pajonz;  de  sjens  ov  de  sjnz  bj  hwiq  de  stat 
ov  ds  pajonz  iz  indikated;  de  natyx|ral  laggwaj 
er  operajon  ov  de  mjnd,  az  indikated  bj  de  mo- 
Jonz  ov  de  soft  and  mobil  pqrts  ov  de  bodi. 

Pathologic,  Pat-o-16j-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  pafioloji; 
patolojikal. 

Pathological,  Pat-o-16j-i-kal,  a,  relatig  tu 
patoloji;  patolojik. 

Pathologist,  Pa-tol-o-jist,  n.  wun  hoo  trets  ov 
patoloji. 

Pathology,  Pa-tol-o-ji,  n.  {Med.}  de  doktrin 
ov  dizezez,  tugeder  wid  di^r  kezez,  efekts,  and 
diferensez;  a  tretiz  on  dizezez. 

Pathopceia,  Pat-Q-pe-ya,  a.  {Wiet.}  a  figyi^r 
ov  speq  bj  hwiq  de  pajonz  qr  miBvd. 

Pathos,  Pti-tos,  n.  pajon;  vehemens  ov  felir);  eks- 
prejon ov  dep  felig;  dat  bwiq  eksjts  de  emojonz, 
espejali  de  tender  emojonz  ov  de  mjnd. 

Pathway,  Pdt-wa,  ji.  a  rod;  a  naro  wa  tu  be 
past  on  fut. 

Patibulaey,  Pa-tib-yq,-la-ri,  a.  relati^  tva  a 
kros,  jibet,  er  galoz. 

Patience,  Pa-Jens,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beiij  pajent; 
de  akt  ov  suferig  wid-st  komplant;  kqm  endii,r- 
ans;  rezignajun;  perseverans;  kontinyq,ans  ov 
labor.     In  JJutani,  an  erb  er  plant. 

Patient,  Pa-Jent,  a.  po'zest  ov  pajens;  suferig 
pan,  aflikjon,  bqrdjip,  or  insult  wid  ekwanimiti; 
kqm;  perseverig;  not  hasti. 

Patient,  Pa-Jent,  n.  dat  hwiq  resevz  imprejonz 
from  eksternal  ajents;  an  invale'd;  a  person  suf- 
erig under  dizez;  komonli  ekspresiv  ov  de  rela- 
Jon  betwen  a  sik  person  and  a  fizijan. 

Patient,  Pa-Jent,  v'.  t.  tu  kompoz  tu  pajens. 

Patiently,  Pa-Jent-li,  nd.  wid  pajens;  kqmli 

Patin,  I'at-in,  71.     Se  {Paten,  ana  Patten.} 

Patina,  Pat-i-na,  n.  [£.]  {Numismatic^}  de  fin 
rust  wid  hwiq  kernz  bekiim  kuverd  bi  Ijin  in 
serten  serlz.  " 

Patly,  Pat-li,  ad.  kom(&diusli;  fitli.     Se  {Pat} 

Patois,  Pat-wo,  n.  [Fr.]  a  djalekt  pekqlyar  tu 
de  pezantri  or  loer  klosez;  a  rastik  or  provinfal 
djalekt.  '^         ■* 

Patees  consceipti,  Pa-trez  kon-skrip-tj,;?Z.  [Z.] 
kouskript  fqderz;  de  senatorz  ov  anjent  Roni. 

Pateiaecu,  Pti-tri-qrk,  n.  wun  hd)  guvernz  bj 
paternal  rjt,  apljd  in  jcneral  tu  de  anjent  fqderz 
ov  mankind;  de  fqder  er  bed  ov  a  famili;— a 
digniti  ov  de  bjest  ragk  in  de  Oriental  qurcoz, 
STiperior  tu  qrqbijops. 


Pateiaechal,  Pa-tri-qr-kal,   a.   belogig  tu  pa- 
triqrks;  suq  az  iz  er  woz  pozest  er  enjtfd  bj  pa- 
triqrks. 
Patriarchate,  Pa-tri-^r-kat,  n.  de  ofis,  digniti, 

raijk,  or  jqrisdikjon  ov  a  patriqrk. 
Patriarchdom,  Pa-tri-qrk-dom,*   n.    dominyon 

ov  a  patriqrk. 
Patriarchic,  Pa-tri-qrk-ik,  a.  patriqrkal. 
Patriarchism,  Pa-tri-qrk-iz-m,«.  patriqrkal  stat 
or  relijuu.  [patriqrkat, 

Patriarchship,   Pa-ti-i-qrk-Jip,    n.    de   sam  az 
Patriarchy,  Pa-tri-qr-ki,  n.  patriqrkat. 
Patrician,  Pa-triJ-an,   «.    wun   ov   de   nobiliti, 
amug  de  anjent  Romanz;  u  noblman; — wun  hd) 
iz  verst  in  er  adherz  tu  patristik  teoloji. 
Patrician,  Pa-triJ-an,  a.    nobl;  senatorial;   not 
plebeyan.  [akter  ov  patrijanz. 

Pateicianism,  Pa-triJ-an-iz-m,«.  de  ragk  er  kar- 
Pateicidal,  Pat-ri-si-dal,  a.  relatig  tu  patrisjd; 

parisjdal. 
Patricide,  Pat-ri-sjd,  n.  de  murder  er  murderer 

ov   a  fqder;   a  parisjd. 
Pateimonial,  Pat-ri-m(5-ni-al,  a.    relatig    tu   a 
patrimoni;  pozest  bj  inheritans;  klamd  bj  rjt  ov 
bert;  hereditari.  [itans. 

Pateimonially,  Pat-ri-mo-ni-al-i,  ad.  bj  inher- 
Pateimony,  P;it-ri-mo-ni,  n.  a  rjt  er  estat  inher- 
ited from  wunz  fqderz;  a  patrimonial  estat. 
Pateiot,  Pa-tri-ut,  w.  wun   hot)  luvz  and  fatfuli 
servz  hiz  kuntri.     It  iz  sumtjmz  yi|zd  jronikali 
fer  a  fakjus  disturber  ov  de  guvernment. 
Pateiot,  Pa-tri-ot,  a.  aktyqated   bj  de   luv  ov 

wunz  kuntri. 
Patriotic,  Pa-tri-6t-ik,  er  Pat-ri-6t-ik,  a.  relat- 
ig tu  or  ful  ov  patriotizm. 
Pateiotically^,  Pa-tri-6t-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  patri- 

otik  manor. 
Patriotism,  Pa-tri-ot-iz-m,  n.  luv  ov  wunz  kun- 
tri; zel  fer  wunz  kuntri. 
Patripassian,  Pa-tri-pdJ-an,    n.    {Theol.}    wun 
hcQ  holdz  dat  God,  de  Fqder  himself,  suferd  on 
de  kros. 
Pateipassianism,  Pa-tri-paJ-an-iz-m,«.de  tenets 

ov  de  Patripajanz. 
Pateistic,  Pa-tris-tik,  )   a.    relatig    tu   de 

Pateistical,  Pa-tris-ti-kal,  (  Fqderz  ov  de 
prLmitiv  Kristyan  (jurq.  Patristik  ieoloji,  ds 
teoloji  ov  de  erli  Kristyan  Fqderz. 
Pateol,  Pa-trJ)l,  m.  cle  akt  ov  goig  de  r'sndz,  in 
de  strets  ov  a  garison  t'sn,  tu  repres  disorder; 
de  personz  or  soljerz  hO)  go  de  nsndz. 
Patrol,  Pa-trol,  v.  i.  tu  go  risnd  a  plas  er  dis- 
trikt  az  a  patrol.  [a  gqrd. 

Patrol,  Pa-tr61,  v.  t.  tu  pas  twD:  tu  go  risnd,  az 
Patron,  Pa-tron,  er  Pat-ron,  n.  wun  boo  patronjzez, 
kintenansez,   suports,   er   protekts;   a   gqrdian 
sant;  wun  hcD  haz  de  donajon  ov  ekleziastikal 
preferment. 
Patron,  Pa-tron,  a.  afordig  tvitelari  ad. 
Patronage,  Pa-tron-aj,  n.  de  akt  ov  patronjzig; 
suport;   protekjon;    g4rdianjip;    donajon  ov    a 
beuefis;  rjt  ov  konferig  a  benef is. 
Patronage,  Pa-tron-aj,*  v.  i.  tu  patronjz. 
Patronal,  Pa-tron-al,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  aktig  az, 

a  patron;  protektig;  suportig. 
Patroness,  Pa-tron-es,  n.  a.  femal  patron,  er  a 
femal  ho)  patronjzez,  defendz,  k^ntenansez,  er 
suports. 
Pateonize,  Pa-tron-jz,  v.  t.  tu  protekt;  tu  sup- 

(Srt;  tu  defend;  tu  k^sntenans. 
Patronizer,  Pa-tron-jz-er,  n.  wun  hot)  patronjzea 

er  suports. 
Patronless,  Pa-tron-les,  a.  havig  no  patron. 
Patronymic,  Pat-ro-nim-ik,  n.  a  nam  fermd  from 
de  nam  ov  a  fqder  or  ansostor;  az,  {Pelides)  ds 
sun  ov  (Peleus);  {Fitzjames},  de  sunov  (James). 


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rATEONYMi      r  .  .1.  (Itrjvd,  u  A  nam, 

trmii  uii    >  .  kal. 

rATUu.NYM. i-kul,    4.    elupr^io 

At  uuin  uv  u  i<^dcr  ut  ttintoator;  (atroniiuik. 
PatkouN,  l'a-tnf>a,  ii.    a   Iqrj   Uii<l<ti   iiru|>r(rUir, 

buMin   est^U  6kjriipid  b^  a   teimntri.     iLukal, 

N.  Y] 
PATTtiK,  l'<i-ti,  n.  {Ilrr.)  a  kros,  imol  in  At  midi 

and  w^d  at  dr  vndz. 
Pattcx,  I'ai-cn,  n.  de  fut  or  bns,  at  ov  a  pilar; 

a  \ib  »v  wui<l  wtd  an  {ura   rig,  worn   under  dr 

Hwl  uv  At  koiuon  Jj>,  h{  wimun,  tu  krp  doin  frutn 

de  <lt'rt  or  wnicr.  [patunx. 

PATTtx  MAKttt,  I'at-cn-muk-cr,  n.  wun  tiJj  uuk.i 
PArrttt,  r.it-or,  e.  t.  tu  rt-jt  nr  rrpKt  hu-tili. 
PaTTKUN,  I'al-orn,  ii.  de  urijimil  |iru|iu^d  li>r  iin- 

itajuii:  ((rket|p;  Am  hwii;  iz  tu  Li-  knpid;  a  mud- 
el;  an  cf^Auplar;  a  8|M>siiuun;  a   |x;rt   Jun   ux  a 

aampl  ov  de  rc^i;  an  iuDtauit;— a  Jap  or  fonn  kut 

in  |uii>or,  Jt.". 
Pattkkn,  I'al-ern,  o.  t.  tu  imitat,  az  frum  a  pai- 

cru:  tu  kiipi;   tu  ikTV  az  an  c;;z<im|<l. 
Pattv,  I'at-i,  n.  u  lill  \>\;  az,  a  orl-pati.  [in. 

Pattv-FaS,  I'al-i-pan,  n.  a  |>an  tu  bak  a  lill  pj 
Patulous,  l*at-yn-iu.<,  a.  iprcdig;  i'k.i|>andod. 
Pauc'itv,  |V»-'i-(i,  II.  fi^ncg;  smiilncs  ov  number; 

0111  <  '        iitili. 

Paui  I  •  an-ist,  /».  {Tfwl.)  a  fAlocr  or 

I'ol  1,  a  divjn  ov  At  tvrd  M^ntiiri. 

Paulician,  l'..-lij-i-Bn,  ri.  wun  ova  .tckt  uv  Krist- 

jaiix,  naiud  fri>m  d.-^r  Itder  i'xlu.",  ba>x  hiiit^jri  it 

intcrwuvn   wid   dut  uv  At  Urtk  ijurg  ov  At  n{nt 

aii'i  li-nt  M.-iitiirix. 
Pauline,  I'.J-lin.  «.  rrlatio  tu  St.  Pol. 
Paunch,  I'uni;,  vr  I'onq,  n.  de  beli;  de  alMlijmcn. 
Paunch,  l'<iin;,  r.  l.  tu  ckxeutonit;  tu  rvi.torat. 
I'aupkr,  I'o-|ier,    H.    u   pitir    iivnmii:   wun   ba>   ii 

8upi.irit.-d  b|  amx,  or  \i\  publik  pruvijon. 
PAUPtBisif,  I'o-per-ix-ui,  n.At  slnt  uv  beig  a  pi>- 

pir;    |«ivcrti;    de   kondijon  ov  i«[h.tz    hwi(j  rr- 

kwirx  (1  lrj;al  pruvijon.  [tu  trrt  az  \»\<vn. 

Paupebizk,  I'o-per-jx,  p.  t.  tu  redi'i*  tu  }>opvriim: 
Pausk,  i'oz,  n.  a  stop;  a  pins  or  t(m  ov  iuturmijon; 

suitp^n!);  scAoJon; — a  mqrk,   dui  ( — ),    for  iu»- 

p<indig  de  viTi*: — a  nt'jp  in  mi^zik. 
Pauhk,  I'oz,  D.  I.   tu  wat;  tu  iitop:  nut  tu  pro.'id; 

tu  t'orli;ir  for  a  t|in:  tu  delibcrat;  tu  demdr;  tu 
b<  titflt. 
I'auskr,  l'<>z-cr,  n.  wun  bd)  p'«icz  or  delibemts. 
1'ausi.n'uly,  Foz-ig-li,  ad.  altera  pox;  bj  brakj. 
1'aut,  I'ol,  II.  {Hot.)  an  Tat-Indian  plant. 
I'avi:,  I'bv,  v.  t.  tu  la  wid  brik  or  stun;  tu  flor 

wid  stun. 
Pavkmilnt,  I'liv-mcnt,  n.  a   flur  or  kozwa   formd 

uv  siuii,  or  brik,  or  udcr  hqrd  material. 
Paver,  I'uv-cr,  n.  wun  hii>  paviorformi  pavment«; 

a  |Kivyer. 
Pavuauk,  I'av-e-s^d,  n.  [Fr.]  a  kjnd  ov  def^ns, 

or  <i  klot  bug  rsnd  a  gali  tu  kuvor  de  K>an. 
I'AvtJiK,  I'avex.  r.  r.  tu  Jrld;  tu  kuvcr. 
I'avi AUE,  ru-vi-nj,    n.    {Laic)  a    kontribi]Jon  er 

Uik^i  I'lr  (Mivig  dr  strtt.t  or  h|waz. 
I'aviek,  I'liv-yiT,  11.  wun  lioi  pavx.  Se  {Pavtr.) 
1'atillion,  I'a-vil-Tun,  i».  a  prujoktig  apqrtmcnt 
on  dr  fla{)k  ov  a  bildig;  a  bildig  wid  a  dom; — 
a  sir        '  -      -    ,  gt^rdcn;— Q  militari  lent. 
Pavh.  yon,  r.  t.  lu  fumij  wid  tents: 

tu  lit.  i   jflvin.-iit. 

Paving.  l'.i\-.y,  rv.  At  a^ 
Pavioe,  I'liv-yor,  n.  sbmi 

Pavo,  l'u-va,ii.  {L.]  <,(  •  ". 

de  prk'ik.     {Attr^'ii.)  u  sud  .n. 

Patosi.ne,  Piv-o-nin,    »».</.  ^ok-tal 

t<irnij. 
Paw,  I'o.  n.  de  fut  ov  a  best  ov  pra,  inklqdig  At 
dog  and  At  kat;— dc  bMid,  in  konUmt. 


Paw,  Pu,  r.  «.  tu  dru  At  fur  fut  aI6|)  de  gnnd; 
tu  diK  wid  dr  (ut. 

Paw,  Po,  r.  t.  tu  ttqk  wid  a  df*o  ttruk  or  d« 
fur  fut;  tu  baudl,  ax  wid  pot. 

I'aweu,  Pod,  A.  bkvio  |..t:  hr»l-ful«d. 

I'awk,  I'ok,  F.  •  • 

I'AWL,  Pol,  .1  ,no  fipt** 

krp  dr   ku].  ..jjol  pc4  or 

muni  ill  Ciinc. 

Pawm,  I'on,  n.  sumtig  civn  as  a  xckiirili  far  rt* 
piimont  ov  muni,  or  fulfilment  ov  u  promit;  a 
pli*j;  dr  ^lnt  ov  brig  i>lrjd;    <i  kumun  inxnal^ea. 

Paw."*.  I'on.  r.  t.  ttj  plfj;  tu  ~iv  in  |4ej. 

I'awnbii'  wun   bd>    lends 

mum  kcr  bib  advdoMS 

mum,  I,  upiin  dc  Kkl^- 

riti  uv  ^udx  tl{i<uiii«xl  iu  bu  baadk. 

I'AWNiiauKisG,  I'on-bruk-ig,  n.  dc  bisnea  or  a 
|«*iibruk(-r. 

Pawnee,  I'liu-r,  n.  wun  liiS  rrsivx  a  pan. 

Paw. NEK,  Pou-cr,  n.  wun  luti  ponx. 

Pax,  I'aks,  h.  u  sort  ov  litl  imaj  ov  KrUt,  er  d 
mttalik  pint  wid  a  krus  euKnivd  on  it.  Iiwi(;,  in 
uld  tjmz,  de  |)rpl  y^zd  t  i  l,,,im.  r  4,  ».;nis  wo« 
undud,  dat  iM<rcm>.jni  bni  iz  dr  kU  09 

fTt.  He  wurd  baz  bino!  .  wid  (/'»#.) 

Paxwaz,  Paks-waks,  n.  .j.f 

I'ay,  Pu,  r.  I.  tu  di»q<irj  .  _'iv  bwol  ii 

dii:  tu  rewiird:  tu  rckc.n._  .  an  rkwiv- 

ak-nt  for.  {^\uut.}  tu  auuf  wid  pi^  min, 
tur|ieniin,  talu,  and  dr  l{k.  [menC 

Pat,  Pa,  II.  wnjpz;  hjr:  muni  for  ifrvis  or  del;  pa- 

Pavable,  Pti-a-bl,  a.  dal  ma  be  pad;  dnt  ix  ti) 
be  |>ud;  dii.  [be  mad. 

Pay-hat,  I'ti-da,  n.  de  da  on  hwiq  pamcnt  ii  tu 

Patee,  I'li-r,  n.  a  person  tu  hoim  a  bil  or  not  is 
tu  be  pad. 

Pater,  Pu-er,  n.  wun  bo*  pax. 

Paymaster.  I'ti-nvis-tcr,  n.  wun  h<t)  pax  or  makt 
I  .  uv  de  qrmi  bj  b<iim  de  ofiMn 

1'a'"  \L,    PA-mas-t«r-j^n-cr-al,     a. 

uaol..M;ruv  dt  ^rmi  btb  ix  intnisted  with  A* 
f  undz  for  paig  de  salarix  ov  dc  ofuerx,  dc  waj«i 
uv  dr  ."ulierx,  k*.  [ix  |ad;  pa. 

Payment,  I'li-mcnt,  n.  de  akl  ov  paig;  dal  bwiq 

Patmi8TRei>s,  I'a-mis-lrcs,  n.  a  wuman  bd>  pax 
muni. 

Patnim,  Pu-nim,  n.    Se  (Painim.} 

Pea,  Pr,  n.  a  plant;  ils  fniit,  hwi(;  grux  in  a  pod. 
In  At  plqral,  ipta»)  it  Jf\,td  bwcn  number  U 
rrfvrd  tu:  ax,  "ten  ifxat;")  and  {pttit*}  bwaa 
spr/tx  or  kwontiti  ix  dcnuted;  as,  ^a  bujel  OT 
</>f<iji<.)     .Se  {Petue.y 

Pea-buo,  I'r-bui;,  j  n.  a  tmol  insektorbcU 

Pea-weevil,  Pe-we-vil,  i      dat  brrdx  in  pcx. 

I'eace,  I'rs,  N.  a  «tal  ov  Irankwiliti  or  fredon 
from  wor  or  distdrbaos;  rospit  f r  •••  -r  -  ;  (tat 
not  huslil:  trankwiliti;  rest;  ku  frt- 

dom    from    tcrr:    h'-vnli    rest  ^.en*. 

{La>r)  ;{at  j'  riti   and  k«,' 1   Lwic  a 

kig,  niiler,  er  .1  woranls   lu  dut  am 

qr  under  dr  ^-.   - [lena. 

Pkacx,  Prs,  inUr.  silens!— a  ward  kumdndig  ■}- 

Pkacbablk,  IVs-a-hl,  a.  in  from  wor  or  Hamuli; 
I  '  '  'd;    prumutig  pes;  do( 


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OS,  n.  kwjetaM;  diap*- 


I  T,  P^s-a-bli,  Md.  in  a  pcaabl 
^A.i.  ..UEAKER,  Pis-brak-«r,  a.  w<<"  ^ 
dc  |«s. 


Peaceful,  P^s-ful,  a.    kwlel;  i-i 
PKACErULLT,  Pts-ful-i,  od.   in  U    J  ( 


•  ■■'"irba 
•  tiL 


pciul.  kwt«C 


kwji-tji.  ijic'jui,  k 

PsACKruL.<«isi,  Pi*-ful-n«t,i».  dskwoiiuov 


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Peacelkss,  PES-les,  a.  wontifl  pes;  distdrbd. 
Peace-maker,  Pes-mak-er,  n.  a.  promoter  ov  pes; 

a  rekonsjler.  [pes. 

Peace-making,  Pes-mak-ii),  n.  de  akt  ov  maki^) 
Peacemaking,  Pes-mak-ig,   a.   rekonsjlii)  difer- 

ensez. 
Peace-offering,  Pes-of-er-ii),  n,  an  atonig  sak- 

rifis  amdg  de  'Izraeljts,  er  au  of erig  tu  proki^r 

PES. 

Peace-officer,  Pes-of-i-ser,  n.  a.  justis  ov  de 
pes,  kunstabl,  or  uder  sivil  ofiser,  haoz  dvi,ti  it  iz 
tu  kep  de  pes.  [ated  in  pes. 

Peace-parted,  Pes-pqrt-ed,  a.  dismist  er  separ- 

Peace-eestorinq,  Pes-re-stor-ig,   a.    rekuverig 

Peach,  Peg,  n.  a  wel-non  frcDt.  [a  pes. 

Peach-coloeed,  Peq-kul-ord,  a.  ov  de  kulor  ov 
de  peq-blosom;  pal  red. 

Peachick,  Pe-qik,  n.  de  qik  ov  a  pekok. 

Peach-tree,  Peq-tre,  n.  a  tre  dat  b^rz  peqez. 

Peachy,  Peq-i,  a.  kontanig  or  rezemblig  peqez. 

Peacock,  Pe-kok,  n.  a  f'sl  distiggwijt  fer  de  bq,ti 
ov  hiz  federz,  and  partikyi],larli  ov  hiz  tal. 

Peahen,  Pe-hen,  n.  de  femal  ov  de  pekok. 

Pea-jacket,  Pe-jak-et,  n.  a  loos,  kors  jaket,  er 
Jert  gqrment  worn  bj  marinerz,  fijermen,  &s. 

Peak,  Pek,  n.  de  top  ov  a  hil,  eminens,  er  m'sn- 
ten;  a  pemt;  eni  tig  akq,minated;  de  rjzLg  for 
pqrt  ov  a  hed-dres.  {Naut.)  de  uper  kerner  ov 
an  ekstended  sal. 

Peak,  Pek,  v.  i.  tia  liak  sikli,  er  men;  tu  snek. 

Peak,  Pek,  v.  t.  {JVaut.}  tu  raz  a  yqrd  er  gaf 
mor  oblekli  tu  de  mast. 

Peaked,  Pek-ed,  a.  havig  a  pek  er  p6rnt;  pikt. 

Peakish,  Pek-iJ,  a.  havig  peks;  sityTj,ated  on  a 
pek; — tin  and  emajiated,  az  from  siknes. 

Peal,  Pel,  71.  a  suksejon  ov  l-gd  s-jndz,  az  ov  belz, 
tunder,  kanon,  er  I'sd  instrtDments;  a  I'sd  nerz. 

Peal,  Pel,  v.  i.  tu  uter  solem  and  I'sd  s'sndz. 

Peal,  Pel,  v.  t.  tu  asal  wid  nerz. 

Peanism,  Pe-an-iz-m,  «..  a  trjdmfal  sog. 

Peae,  P^r,  n.  a  frcot  ov  meni  varjetiz. 

Peae,  Per,  v.  i.     Se  {Pier.) 

Peaech,  Perq,  n.     Se  {Perch.) 

Peaech-stone,  Perg-ston,  n.  a  sert  ov  ston. 

Peabl,  Perl,  n.  a  hwjt  er  hwjtij,  hqrd,  smood  sub- 
stans,  yq^nali  r'snd,  and  ov  a  pek^lyar  luster, 
f'snd  qefli  in  a  kjnd  ov  ffster  er  bjvalv  molusk 
in  de  £IJiatik  sez — poetikali,  eni  tig  r'snd  and 
kler,  az  a  flq,id  drop; — a  hwjt  spek  er  film  groig 
on  de  j; — de  smelest  printig  tip  eksept  djamond. 

Peael,  Perl,  v.  t.  tu  adern  vrid  perlz. 

Peael,  Perl,  V.  t.  tu  rezembl  perlz. 

Pearl,  Perl,  a.  relatig  tu  er  mad  ov  perlz. 

Peaelash,  Perl-aJ,  n.  impq,r  kqrbonat  ov  potaj. 

Peael-divee,  Perl-djv-er,  n.  wun  hit)  djvz  tu  get 
perlz. 

Peaeled,  Perld,  a.  adernd  wid  er  rezemblig  perlz. 

Peael-eted,  Perl-jd,  a.  havig  a  spek  in  de  \. 

Peaelgrass,  Perl-gras,  n.  a  plant. 

Peael-oystee.  Perl-ers-ter,  n.  a  testajus  fij  dat 
prodi|,sez  perlz. 

Peaelplant,  Perl-plant,  n.  a  plant. 

Peaelsintee,  P^rl-sin-ter,n.  {Min.)  a  sili Jus  min- 
eral, f-snd  in  volkanik  ti^fa,  keld  olso  {fiorite.) 

Peael-SPAe,  Perl-spqr,  71.  {Min.)  a  kjnd  ov  br-sn 
spqr.  [obsidian. 

Peaelstone,  Perl-ston,   n.    {Min.)   a  varjeti  ov 

Peaelwhite,  Perl-hwjt,  n.  ( Chem.)  a  submij^ri- 
at  ov  bizmut. 

Peaelwoet,  Perl-wurt,  n.  an  anyipl  plant  er 
wed;  sajjna. 

Peably,  Per-li,  a.  abTsndig  wid  perlz;  kontanig 
perlz;  rezemblig  perlz. 

Peaemain,  P4r-man,  n.  nam  ov  a  varjeti  ov  apl. 

Peaeshaped,  P4r-Japt,  a.  Jajjt  Ijk  a  p^r. 

Peae-teee,  P4r-tre,  n.  de  tre  dat  bq,rz  pq,rz. 


Peasant,  Pez-ant,  n.  wun  ov  de  loest  klas  ov 

pepl,  in  distigkjon  from  de  nobiUti  and  jentri; 

a  rcDral  laborer;  a  hjnd;  a  bcDr;  a  rustik. 
Peasant,  Pez-ant,  a.  rustik;  kdntri.  [rustik. 

Peasant-like,  Pez-ant-ljk,  a.  raid;  Ijk  a  pezant; 
Peasantey,  Pez-ant-ri,  n.  a.  bodi  ov  pezants;  pez- 

ants  kolektivli;  rustiks.  [pe. 

Peascod,  Pez-kod,  er  Pes-kod,'^  n.  de  husk  ov  de 
Pease,  Pez,  n.  pi.  ov  Pe;  pez  kolektivli,  yi^zd  far 

food,  er  spokn  ov  in  kwontiti.     Se  {Pea.) 
Peashell,  Pe-Jel,  n.  de  Jel  er  husk  ov  de  pe. 
Peastone,  Pe-ston,  n.  {Min.)  a  varjeti  ov  Ijm- 

ston,  kompozd  ov  gl6byn,lar  konkrejonz  ov  ds 

sjz  ov  a  pe,  keld  elso  {pisolite.) 
Peat,  Pet,  n.  a  spejez  ov  turf,    kompozd  ov  an 

aki^mq^lajon  ov  vejetabl  mater,  yqzd  fer  fi^el. 
Peat-bog,  Pet-bog,  n.  a  bog  er  mqrj  kontanig  pet. 
Peaty,  Pet-i,  a.  kontanig  er  rezemblig  pet. 
Pebble,  Peb-1,  n.  a  smel,  i-sndij  ston;  a  r'snded 

nodyql,  espejali  ov  silijus  mineralz,  az  rok-kris- 

talz,  agats,  &s.    Wid   Optifanz,    a  transparent 

rok-kristal  er  kwerts,  yq,zd  insted  ov  glas  fer 

spektaklz. 
Pebble-ceystal,  Peb-1-kris-tal,  n.   a  kristal  in 

de  ferm  ov  nodyv^lz. 
Pebbled,  Peb-ld,  a.  ab-sndig  wid  peblz. 
Pebble-stone,  Peb-1-ston,  n.  a  smel  ston.    Ss 

{Pelhle.) 
Pebbly,  Peb-li,  a.  ful  ov  peblz;  havig  peblz. 
Pecan,  Pe-kan,  n.  an  Amerikan  tre  and  its  frcbt, 

rezemblig  de  welnut. 
Peccability,  Pek-a-bil-i-ti,  n.   de  stat  ov  beig 

pekabl  er  Ijabl  tu  sin. 
Peccable,  Pek-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  sin;  Ijabl  tu  sin. 
Peccadillo,  Pek-a-dil-o,  n.   a  peti  felt;  a  sljt 

krjm;  a  venial  ofens. 
Peccancy,  Pek-an-si,  n.  a  bad  kwoliti. 
Peccant,  Pek-ant,  a.   gilti;  kriminal;  il-disp6zd; 

kordpt;  bad; — injurius  tu  de  bodi  er  tu  helB; 

kordptig;  dizezd; — rog;  defijent;  informal. 
Peccant,  Pek-ant,  n.  an  ofender.  [bor. 

Peccaey,  Pek-a-ri,  n.  a  Meksikan  animal;  musk- 
Peccavi,  Pek-a-vj,  {L.  "thav  sind;"]  a.  kolokwi- 

al  eksprejon;  az, "'  He  krjd  pekavj." 
Pecco,  Pek-o,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  blak  te.   Se  {Pekoe.) 
Pechblende,  Peq-blend,  n.  {Min.)  an  or  ov  yq,- 

ranium;  piqblend. 
Peck,  Pek,  n.  de  for*)  pqrt  ov  a  bujel; — a  grat 

del;  az,  "a  pek  (er  pak)  ov  trublz."    Se  {Pack.) 
Peck,  Pek,  v.  t.  tu  strjk  wid  de  bek,  az  a  berd; 

tu  pik  up  fcod  wid  de  bek;  tu  strjk  wid  eni 

pernted  instrooment;  tu  strjk. 
Peck,  Pek,  v.  t.  tu  strjk;  tu  kqrp;  tu  f  jnd  felt. 
Peckee,  Pek-er,  n.  wun  dat  peks;  a  herd;  de  wud- 

peker, 
Pectate,  Pek-tat,  n.  (  Chem.)  a  selt  kompozd  ov 

pektik  asid  and  a  bas. 
Pecten,  Pek-ten,  n.  a  vaskqlar  membran  in  de 

jz  ov  berdz; — a  jenus  ov  bjvalv  Jelz;  de  klam. 
Pectic,  Pek-tik,  a.    {Chem.)  relatig  tu  pektin; 

notig  an  asid  fund  in  meni  vejetablz. 
Pectinal,  Pek-ti-nal,  n.  a  fiJ  hooz  bonz  rezembl 

de  tet  ov  a  kom. 
Pectinal,  Pek-ti-nal,  a.  rezemblig  a  kom. 
Pectinate,  Pek-ti-nat,  a.   {Hot.)  fermd  Ijk  de 

tet  ov  a  kom;  pektinated.  [a  kom. 

Pectinated,  Pek-tin-at-ed,  a.  fermd  Ijk  de  tet  ov 
Pectination,  Pek-ti-na-Jon,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

pektinated. 
Pectine,    Pek-tin,   n.    de  jelatinjzig  prinsipl  ov 

serten  vejetablz,  suq  az  kurants,  aplz,  &s. 
Pectolite,  Pek-to-ljt,  ?i.  {Min.)  a  graij  mineral. 
Pectoral,  Pek-to-ral,  a.  belogig  tu  de  brest. 
Pectoral,  Pek-to-ral,  ji.    {Med.)   a  medisin  fer 

dizezez  uv  de  brest; — a  brest-plat.  [er. 

Pectoeally,  Pek-to-ral-i,  aci.  in  a  pektoral  man- 


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PiCTOKiLOQUiAL,  P4k-t4>-ri-l(j-kwi-al,  m.  rtUtip 

tu  iK-kturlltjkwi. 
PKCToKiLOyfum,  IVk-U>-ril-o-kwii-in,  n.fp«]ur 

T<T9  kumiy  t'ruiD  de  qMt  or  brest;  pt-kturilukwi. 
PKCTORILOgur,  I'ek-tw-ril-u-kwi,  n.  a  rswl  fn>iii 

At  i;eit  or  bre»t-  a  friiinurni-n  in  t\i-  i«t«tuv  dix- 

Itd  luni,  uiTtan  1  b(  iiun^  i>v  dv  .-i<-t>^ku)>. 
PlOL'L,  f'e-kul,  n.  an  ^'st-lnJiun  un-ynr,  ckwal  tu 

132  p'sndi  arurdm<^x. 
Pkcl'Latk.  I'ek-yt^-lut,  v.  t.  and  t.  tu  emMil,  at 

publik  muni,  b}  an  ufiMr;  tu  rob  er  defruj  dc 

pubtik. 
Pkculatioh,  Pek-yri-lA-Jon,  ».  dc  akt  ov  pikyt^- 

\*ti\);~  {Laii")  embezluieut,  or  unloful  aprupri- 

ajon  ov  publik  muni,  b|  a  publik  uli.-'er. 
PiCULATOE,  l'i'k-yi\-la-t<)r,  n.  [A.J  wun  ho)  p^k- 

jrqlats;  a  rob<.-r  or  de  publik. 
Pbci'LIak,  Pe-kt^l-yar,  or  Pe-kii-li-ar,  «.  bel6oig 

tu  onli   wun,  not   kuuiun    tu    meni;   sig^lar: 

apropriat;   purtikyi^lar;   Kiggl.      Tu  jflrn    mo»t 

wid  prkxilyar  ii  impr6|M.-r. 
PiCCLiAE,  Pr-ki^l-yar,  ii.  prujicrti;  de  eksklnsiv 

pruporti; — i^Canon  late)  a  partikyqlar  pari/ or 

qurij  hwii;  bai  At  pru)bul  ov  wile  widin  itM^lf. 
PXCULIAKITT,  Pe-kql-yi-ar-i-ti,  n.  At  kwoliti  ov 

brio  prkt\lyar;  purtikyi^lariti:  suintiQ  f'snd  anli 

in  wun.  [tu  nuik  peki^lyar. 

PrcfLiARizE,  Pe-ktil-yar-ji,  r.  t.   tu  apropriat; 
Peculiarly,  I'e-k^I-yar-li,  ad.  partikyi^larli;  in 

a  iirkqlyar  maner. 
pECiLiARJfias,  Pe-kr^l-yar-nea,*  n,  pckiiljriariti. 
PECLLitM,  I't-ki^-li-um,  n.  [L.]  {Laic)  pekqlyar 

or  ek>klq«iv  propcrti.  [maner. 

Pecl'Siarily,  I'r-kiin-ya-ri-Ii,  ad.  in  a  pektinyari 
Pkcc.niary,   i*c-ki;n-yu-ri,   er   Pe-ku-ni-a-ri,    a. 

rtinti{)  tu  muni:  kunsistig  ov  muni:  miinetari. 
Pedauouic,  Ped-a-goj-ik,  |  a.  brlogig  tu  a 

Pedauogical,  Ped-a-g6j-i-kal,  I      skoilmast^r. 
PxDAOOGUK,  PM-a-gog,  n.  wun  hat  teqei  btfs;  a 

>ktlilui'i«tvr:  a  pedant. 
PXDAOOOY,  P«d-a-goj-i,  n.   de  empltfiucnt  uv   a 

skitilma^ter;  te^ig. 
Pkdal,  Pe-dal,  a.  bel^gig  tu  a  fut. 
PxDAL,  P(\l-al,  n.  a  ke,  ukted  upon  bj  de  fat,  in 

a  mqtikal   instniiment,  az  an  orjnin  or  piqno- 

fijrt;  a  lever  aktip  on  de  fwel  ov  dr  orgnn. 
PedaliaN,  Pe-da-li-an,  a.  rclatig  tu  At  fet:  pedal. 
Pedality,  Pe-dal-i-ti,  a.    de  akt  ov  m^qrig  b( 

dc  fut  -tr  bi  ]<isi'i. 
Pedaxeous,  Pe-<U-ne-us,  a.  pedestrian. 
PedaJCT,  Pdd-ant,  n.   a   skinlma.'tcr;   a    van   pre- 
tender ta  lemig;  wun  ful  ov  pedantri;  a  man 

ran  or  okwurilli  oslontajus  ov  biz  Ivrnig. 
PlDASTic,  I'e-dan-tik,  j  a.    rrlatig  tu  i>ed- 

PXOAMTICAL,  Pe-dan-ti-kal,  i      antri  or  a  ]>cdaot; 

rtxomblig  a  pedant;  oat«nta/u8  uv  Ifrnig. 
Pkoantically.  Pe-din-ti-kal-i,  )  ad.  in  a  pedan- 
Pedanticly,  I'e-din-tik-li,         i      tik  manor. 
Pkdantry,  PM-an-tri,  n.  de  karakter  or  kwoliti 

ov  a  pedant;  okward  or  van  |irtten/on  tu  l?min; 

Ofltentajon  ov  Ifmig:  an  ubi^tinat  adikjon  tu  de 

fenuz  ov  »uui  jirufe/on  or  Ijn  ov  Ijf,  wid  kon- 

t4mt  uv  uder  formz. 
Pedanty,  P*l-an-li,*  n.  an  a.«embli  ov  pedanLsi. 
Pkdarian,  Pf-dA-ri-an,  a.  a  Human  senator  h<i> 

Toted  bl  weki|  -  -      »f  ,jj  hwiq  be  e.»p>;  : 

Pn>ATE,  PM-n'.  '~:ilauit,  wid  de  la!- 

•ckJoDZ  leg(«<i>  [iroKyql  ;- 

PlDATiriD,  Pedal  1  fiJ,  a.  {Ii><t.)  kut  inlu  IwLi 
Peddle,  Ped-1,  c  •'.  tu  «el,  at  a  p<-dlor. 
Peddle,  PM-I,  c  i.  tu  kari  abit  and  m1;  tu  n- 

\A\,  nz  a  p«dler. 
Peddler.  PM-ler,  n.  wun  h<»  p**d!i. 
Peddllress,  PtVl-lcr-es,  ».  "       Her. 

Peddlkry.   I'od-lor-i,  n.  rtr  i   bj  pcd- 

Ktt:  dc  emplnnent  ov  gcl-i,  .        .      .  i. 


Pkdplkrv,   l'<«l-l«r  i,  a.  t^^li  b|  podlen. 
l'lil»DLl>t.,  r<-l  li;;,  n.  .If  ruiplTinrnl  or  a  pedler. 
i'EDI>LI.-«u,  I'cd  tig,  iip.  a.  ttXMAD    *p«li;  tqflig. 
Pedkramt,  P«d-c-ra«t,  m.  wan  aJikt«4  tu  p4de- 

m-ti.  [b»«, 

I'l  ■■    •  .      jv  fof 

I:  toajd 

,  wenili 

riiu  vy"^'* '«'■•'•> 
Pkoixtal,  PM-M-ul,  n.  {Arek.)  dc  fut,  baa,  ar 

lubittrukjon  or  a  kolum,  flatyq,  pilar,  or  waL,— 

It  kundniit  or  dr  ba!<,  d^,  and  koniis. 
PicDtiiiTRiA.s,  I'e-d^j-ih-an,  a.  yqiig  dc  fet;  gsif 

on  fut.  Juruiz  on  fut. 

t'Li>i.8TRiA.^,  Pe-d^-tri-an,  a.    wun   La  %,\ji.  or 
I'EUiJSTRiA.Mitii,  l'e-d<i8-tri-aa-is-m,  a.  de  akt  or 

travelig  un  fut.  [un  fuU 

PEDE6TRIA.MZE,  Pe-dte-tri-ao-(t,  ».  i.  tu  traral 
I'edestkiol'8,  Pe-d*«-tri-uj,  a.  guig        '    • 

dc.-triiin. 
I'edicel,  Pt^l-i-««l,  n.  iJi<4.)  ao  ultim  r 
Pedicellate,  Ped-i-sel-at,  a.  (Zft^.)  Duputicd  Lj 

a  pedikl. 
Pedicle,  P^-i-kl,  n.   {Dot.)  At   fautuk  hwi^ 

i^uiHjrU  wun  fl'sor;  pedi-icl. 
Peuicllar,  Pe-dik-yq-lar,   a.   harig   de  tiriaeia 

or  Nri  dislemf>fr:  luzi. 
Pedige&ol'h.  l'r-dij-er-u-«,  a.  harig  fet. 
Pedigree,  Pdd-i-gre,  n.  jeneiloji;  lineaj;  aktnt 

ov  dc:*nt. 
PKDiXEirr,  PM-i-io«Dt,  n.  {Arch.)  de  tri&nrqlar 

pqrt  over  de  entablatqr  at  At  end  or  a  bildig;  a 

fiuiilar  |>irt  orcr  a  |Ortiko,  dor,  windo,  iu. 
Pedipalp,  re<i-i-i>alf>,  »•.  {Z"/.)  wun  ov  an  •iT'ler 

ov  itiiimnlz  or  rcptilt,  hwicj  inklqdz   ! 
Pedlar,  I'e<i-lar,  /  n.    wun   htu  podl; 

PeDLER,   PM-ler,  i        {ptddler.)      ^t    ^ ; 

pEOOBApTisif.  Pe-do-bap-tii-m,  n.  de  bapuxm  or 

infant?  or  qildren. 
Pedobaptiht,  I'e-do-b&p-tidt,  n.  wun  dat  hotdi 

or  |•^lkti^ez  infant  baptizm. 
I'edomaxcy,  I'ed-o-man-si,   n.   divinajon   bl  dt 

soli  ov  de  fet. 
Pedometer,  Pe-d6m-e-ter,  n.  ao  instittment  far 

dc   purpuj  or  r^jisteng  At  namber  or  paaea 

takn   b|  a  innu  in  travelig  ar  wokig,  ana  doa 

a-icrtiinig  de  di.'«tans.  'n  plant. 

Pedixcle,  Pc-ddn-kl,  »i.  {HU.)  At  f  ■ 
Pedcxcluir,  Pe-ddg-kii-lar,  a.  relat 

a  |>(diiokl.  , „:_.. 

Pedlncllate,  Pe-dtig-kq-lat,  a.  gruig  %t  ov  a 
I'ee,  Pr,  r.  I.  tu  luk  wid  wun  (;  tu  pep.   [Lokal, 

Nort  oV  Iggland.j 
Peed,  Ped,  a.  blind  or  wun  {.    [Lekal,  Igg.] 
Peek,  I'rk,  n.     St  (/'♦air.) 
Peei^  I'rl,  r.  t.  tu  strip  of  de  skin  er  bqrk;  tu 

dek<<rtikfll;  tu  fla. 
Peei.,  Pel,  n.  de  skin  or  (in  rind  or  eni  tig; — a 

brod  bwrd  wid  a  bandl,  or  a  jurl,  ji^id  b]  bak- 

erz  tu  put  bred  in  and  nt  or  de  nvn:— an  In- 

stntiment  for  hagig  up  {irintad  /eta  tu  dr^. 
Peel,  Pel,  r.  i.   tu  be  separated,  ar  kam  of,  ia 

flaks. 
Peeled,  Prld,  a.    Sc  (PiiM.) 
Pit »: I  KB,  IVI-er,  d.  wun  btt>  pcli  er  ftript;  a  robar. 
,  lVl-h'»»,  n.  a  i>mi>l  t-?er. 
ig,  n.  At  skin  or  rind;  At  pel. 
I.  tu  begin  tu  aper;  tu  luk  sl^li  ar 

ki^nus,  az  from  a  hidig-)>Us;— tu  9(Tp;  tu  ki^ 

az  run  b^rdz:  tu  pip. 

Peep',  1  ei>,  n.  a  bcginig  tu  ap^  a  ilj  lut    

Pkeper,  P<p-«r,  a.  wnn  hia  papa;— an  fc— «  y«f 

<;iken. 
Peep  ROLE,  Pip-hol,  n.  a  bol  ta  prpir*. 
Peeping  HOLE,  IVp-ig-bal,  n.  a  bM  tu  paplM; 

a  litl  bul. 


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Peee,  Per,  n.  an  ekwal;  wun  ov  de  sam  ragk;  a 

kompanyon; — a  noblman;  partikyi]^larli,  a  ntabl- 

man  entjtld  tm  a  set  in  de  BritiJ  Ktss  ov  Lordz, 

er  uper  h^s  ov  pqrliment.  [tu  pep. 

Peeb,  Per,  v.  i.  tu  kum  just  in  sit;  tu  Ink  naroli; 
Peee,  Per,  v.  t.  tu  mak  ekwal,  er  ov  de  sam  raijk. 
Peerage,  Per-aj,  n.  de  digniti  er  rai)k  ov  a  per; 

de  bodi  ov  perz.  [ennobld. 

Peeress,  Per-es,  n.  de  ladi  ov  a  per;  a  wiaman 
Peerless,  Per-les,  a.   unekwald;  havii)  no  per; 

maqles.  [lesli. 

Peerlessly,  Per-les-li,  ad.  wid-st  an  ekwal;  maq- 
Peerlessness,  Per-les-nes,  n.   de   stat  ov   beig 

perles.  [nut. 

Peetsee,  Pet-se,  n.  a  spejez  ov  Gjnez  weter  qes- 
Peevish.  Pev-iJ,  a.  apt  tta  komplan;  kweryn,lus; 

kros;  fretful;  moras;  petyi],lant;  wospij;  *sili. 
Peevishly,  Pev-iJ-li,  ad.  in  a  pevij  maner;  kwer- 

yillusli. 
Peevishness,  Pev-iJ-nes,   n.   irasibiliti:  kweryq,- 

lusnes;  fretfulnes.  [j/'J'a  larus. 

Peevit,  Pe-vit,  n.  a  berd,  keld  elso  de  Ualckap  er 
Peg,  Peg,  n.  a  pes  ov  wud  serviij  az  a  nal;  a  smol 

wudn  pin; — de  pin  er  pqrt  ov  an  instrcDment  on 

hwiq  striijz  qr  strand; — de  niknam  ov  Mqrgaret. 

T%i.i  tak  a  fey  loer,  tu  depres;  tu  sigk. 
Peg,  Peg,  V.  t.  tu  fasn  wid  a  peg. 
Pegasus,  Peg-a-sus,  n.   {Astr&n.}  a  konstelajon 

in  de  nerdern  hemisf er,  f igyii,rd  in  de  form  ov  a 

fljir)  hers. 
Pegger,  Peg-er,  «.  wun  hcD  pegz.       [granit  rok. 
Pegmatite,   Peg-ma-tjt,   n.   {Min.}    a  primitiv 
Peg-striker,  Peg-strjk-er,  n.  wun  hm  kaqez  tur- 

tlz  bj  strjkii)  dem  wid  an  jurn  peg  havig  a  strig 

ataqt  tu  it. 
Peguee,  Pe-gq,-ei")  n.  a  nativ  ov  Peg4. 
Peirametee,  Pj-ram-e-ter,  n.  an  instrooment  hwiq 

Joz  de  am'snt  ov  rezistaus  oferd  bj  de  sdrfasez 

ov  rodz,  tu  de  pasig  ov  hwel-karijez. 
Peirastic,  Pj-ras-tik,  a.  atemtig. 
Pekan,  Pe-kan,  n.  {Zool.}  an  Amerikan  wezl. 
Pekea,  Pe-ke-a,  n.  {£ot.)  a  S-st  Amerikan  plant 

hwiq  yeldz  an  ekselent  nut,  keld  {saouari,)  or 

{sawarra.) 
Pekoe,  Pek-o,  n.  de  finest  spejez  ov  blak  te. 
Pelage,  Pel-aj,  n.  de  kuverig   ov  a   wjld  best, 

konsistig  ov  h^r,  fur,  er  wul. 
Pelagian,  Pe-la-ji-an,  n.  a  foloer  ov  Pelajius,  a 

BriliJ  mugk  ov  de  5t  sentq^ri,  hcD  denjd  de  dok- 

trin  ov  orijinal  sin,  and  mantand  fre-wil,  and 

de  merit  ov  gud  wurks. 
Pelagian,  Pe-la-ji-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Pelajius  er 

Pelajianizm;— belogig  tu  de  se. 
Pelagianism,  Pe-la-ji-an-iz-m,  re.  de  doktrin  ov 

Pelajius  and  biz  foloerz. 
Pelagip,  Pe-laj-ik,  a.  belogig  tu  de  se;  maren. 
Pelecoid,  Pel-e-kerd,  n.  a  pekq,lyar-Japt  kurv. 
Pelf,  Pelf,  n.  muni;  riqez,  in  a  bad  sens. 
Pelican,  Pel-i-kan,     )  n.  a  jenus  ov  swimig  berdz; 
Pelecan,  P(51-e-kan,*  (      —a  Iqrj  berd  wid  a'p-sq 

from  hwiq  it  supljz  its  yug  wid  weter;  hwens  it 

haz  bin  supozd  tu  permit  its  yug  tu  suk  blud 

from  its  brest;— (  Ghem.)  a  bljnd  alembik,  er  a 

glas  vesel  from  hwiq  t(D  opozit  beks  pas  -st  and 

reenter  at  de  beli  ov  de  kn,kurbit;— (J/erf.)  an 

instrcDment  fer  ekstraktig  tet..  [pelioma. 

Peliom,  P61-i-om,  n.  {Min.y  a  varjeti  ov  joljt; 
Pelioma,  Pel-i-6-ma,  n.  {Min.)  a  varjeti  ov  jo- 

Ijt;  peliom; — {Med.)  a  livid  spot  er  brooz. 
Pelisse,  Pel-es,  n.  [Fr.l  a.  rob  er  klok;  a  silk 

habit  worn  bj  femalz. 
Pellagra,  Pel-a-gra,  n.  {Med.)   a  dizez  qefli 

afektig  de  skin. 
Pellet,  P61-et,  n.  a  litl  bel;  a  bialet;— Jredz  yt^^zd 

az  pelets,  in  dresig  wffindz; — {Arch.}  a  Gotik 

ernament. 


Pellet,  P61-et,  v.  t.  tu  ferm  intu  litl  bolz. 
Pelleted,  Pel-et-ed,  a.  konsistig  ov  pelets  er 

bulets. 
Pellicle,  Pel-i-kl,  n.  a  tin  skin  er  membran; — 

{  C'Aem.y  a  film  ov  selt  ar  uder  substans  hwig 

formz  on  de  surfas  ov  likorz  er  soli|Jonz. 
Pellitory,  Pel-i-to-ri,  n.   a  perenial  medisinal 

plant.  [usli;  wid  huriig  konfi^gon. 

Pell-mell,  Pel-meLJ  ad.  konfi|zedli;  tq,multyq,- 
Pells,  Pelz,  71.  pi.  pqrqmont  rolz  er  rekordz  mad 

ov  skinz.     Klerk  ov  de  pelz,  an   ofiser  ov   ds 

IggliJ  eksqeker,  hit)  enterz  evori  telerz  bil  intu 

a  pqrgment  nal,  keld  {pellis  acfeptorum.) 
Pellucid,   Pel-i^-sid,    a.    kler;   transpq,rent;  not 

dqrk. 
Pelluciditt,  Pel-q,-sid-i-ti,    )  n.   de  kwoliti  ov 
Pellucidness,  Pel-i^-sid-nes,  \      beig  pelqsid. 
Pelokonite,  Pe-lok-o-njt,  n.  {Min.}  a  blq,ij-blak 

mineral. 
Pelt,  Pelt,  n.  an  undrest  skin  er  hjd  ov  an  ani- 
mal;— a  Isukler  er  tqrget;  mor  korektli,  pelta; — 

t  a  bio;  a  strok.  [tu  tro;  tu  kast. 

Pelt,  Pelt,  v.  t.  tu  strjk  wid  sumtig  tron;  tu  bet; 
Pelta,  Pel-ta,  n.  a  sert  ov  Ijt  Jcld  er  bukler;  a 

pelt; — {Hot.}  a  flat  fruktifikajon  on  sum  liqenz. 
Peltate,  Pel-tat,   a.   {lict.)  fermd  Ijk  a  r-snd 

Jeld;  fikst  tu  de  stok  bj  de  senter. 
Pelter,  Pelt-er,  n.  wun  boo  pelts. 
Pelting,  P^lt-ig,*  a.  men;  peltri;  pitiful. 
Pelting,  Pelt-ig,  n.  a  betig;  aselt;  vjolens. 
Pelt-monger,  Pelt-mug -ger,  n.  a  deler  in  furz 

and  skinz.  [fur  on. 

Peltry,  Pel-tri,  n.  furz  kolektivli;  skinz  wid  de 
Pelt-wool,  Pelt- wul,  n.  wul  takn  from  de  skin 

er  pelt  ov  a  ded  Jep. 
Pelvic,  Pel-vik,  a.  belogig  tu  de  pelvis. 
Pelvis,  Pel-vis,  n.   {Anat.}   de  loer  pqrt  ov  de 

abdomen. 
Pemmican,  Pem-i-kan,  n.  met  er  food  kukt  and 

prep^rd  fer  yv],s  in  log  vwajez  er  jurniz. 
Pen,  Pen,  n.  prjmarili  a  feder;  a  Iqrj  feder; — an 

instrcQment  fer  rjtig,  mad  ov  a  kwil,  er  ov  a  me- 

talik  substans; — a  smel  enklo5Ti,r;  a  k(Dp,  az  fer 

Jep,  f'slz,  &s. 
Pen,  Pen,  v.  t.  tu  kcDp;  tu  Jut  up;  tu  inkaj;  tu 

imprizn  in  a  naro  plas; — tu  rjt;  tu  komp6z,  az 

an  etor. 
Penal,  Pe-nal,  a.  dat  pdnijez;  relatig  tu,  er  in- 

fliktig  punijment;  vindiktiv. 
Penal-code,  Pe-nal-kod,  n.  {Law}  a  kod  er  sis- 

tem  ov  lez  relatig  tu  de  punijment  ov  krjmz. 
Penally,  Pe-nal-i,  ad.  in  a  penal  maner;  bj  pen- 
al ti. 
Penalty,  Pen-al-ti,  n.  punijment;  jt^dijal  inflik- 

Jon;  Q  f jn;  a  mulkt;  a  ferfityn,r  fer  rog  omijon 

er  komijon. 
Penance,  Pen-ans,  n.   suferig,  voluntari  er  im- 

pozd,  fer  sin  er  ofensez;  repentans. 
Penates,  Pe-na-tez,  n.  pi.  [2.]  de  h-sshold  godz 

ov  de  Romanz. 
Pencase,  Pen-kas,  n.  a  kas  tu  kari  penz  in. 
Pence,  Pens,  n.,  pi.  ov  Peni.     Se  {Penny.} 
Penchant,  Pqh-Jqn,  n.  [i^r.]  deklivitijinklinajon; 

bjas.; 
Pencil,  Pen-sil,  n.  an  instrfloment  mad  ov  blak- 

led,  er  uder  substans,  for  rjtig  er  mqrkig  wid:5t 

igk;  a  smol  bruj  mad  ov  h^r,  yqzd  bj  panterz; 

de  qrt  ov  pantig; — eni  instrooment  for  rjtig  wid- 

■8t  igk; — {  Optics}  a.  kolekjon  ov  raz  ov  Ijt  kon- 

verjig  tu  a  pernt.  [tu  pant. 

Pencil,  Pen-sil,  v.  t.  tu  mqrk  er  dre  wid  a  pensil; 
Pencilled,  Pen-sild,  p.  a.  panted;  mqrkt  wid  a 

pensil;  dron  wid  blak-led  mqrks. 
Pencilling,  Pen-sil-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  fermig  skeg- 

cz  wid  a  pensil;  a  skeq. 
Pencraft,  Pen-kraft,  n.  de  yt^s  ov  de  pen. 


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Pkx-CUTTer,  IVn-kut-or,  ii.  wun  hj)  nmlu  p«ni. 

PSNUANT,  IVn-doiit,  n.  luoitin  hwi<j  haot;a  ji\el 
iu  dr  rr;  au  rr-riy;  «umtio  konni-iinln)  tu  an- 
ddcr  U\j  »iintUrikiili;— {.\ai//.)  d  FtrFiu»r<*r  flog 
fruiu  de  mail-heU  ov  u  Jip;  (.-Ir.A.)  uu  lirna- 
rnvntetl  pc«  or  stott  or  timber  hagig  from  de 
volt  iir  ra>f. 

I'kndkncic,  I'6n-dona,  n.  slupiie.<<;  i>vndoD«i. 

I'KNUKScr,  Peii-don-8i,  n.   alupoci*;  nusp^oa;  drI4 

ov  dt'sijull. 

I'lCMiKNT,  I'on-dcut,  a.  Iiagiu;  iK^nili^lu*;  jutio 
uver;  iilij|ii{j:  .-tupurtcd  iibiiv  dr  i^r'xiiii. 

FxNDtNTK  LITK,  I'un-dcn-U  li-U,  [/..]  {Lair) 
"diirig  de  tr|ul  or  di-ipi'it;"  hw^l  dc  Biit  ix  un- 
drtcTuiind. 

I'k.sukmive,  IVn-d^n-tiv.  n.  {Arch.)  a  !ii>androl 
or  Irjuogiiliir  .sjins  bttwi'ii  de  qnjez,  or  qr<j- hilled 
wolz,  >tu|>ijrtiu  a  duiu,  kwi(j  iz  kontiuytid  disn 
tu  dt  8|iriuiD  uv  ear,  qrijcs. 

Pkndice,  IVii-di;',  n.     Se  {Peniie*.} 

I'ENOicLi:,  I'oii-di-kl,  n.  a  pondunt;  ;in  a|i(^ndnj. 

I'KNOINU,  i'ond-iu,  a.  dr|ii>ii<iiu:  niuMiiiy  yet  un- 
drsi;lrd;"iit  dr  pcriud  hwcu  de  trtti  wui  /itn'iiy." 

I'KNDiMO,  l'i-nd-i\), prep,  for  dr  t{ui  ov  de  k<jntin- 
yipias  ov;  diirin;  iii,  " jmndiij  de  mit;"  " prndip 
dr  iir);u/inJon.' 

I'K.xoau,  IV'ti-drb),  n.  a  dizex  in  Jrp. 

I'ENDfLosiTV,  l'on-dn-l6s-i-ti,*  ».  ixindi^lusnci. 

I'KNUL'Luus,  I'vu-ilii-lu.'*,  a.  pcndeai:  hiioi(]:  nut 
MU|HjrlL-d  briij;  'd'fttul.  [hiioi():  .Hu^tiH-n/'in. 

I'knuulousnkss,  I'on-dn-lus-iiiv,   ri.   dr    acat  ov 

I'CNDULL'M,  I'cn-di^-lutn,  n.  cni  hcvi  bodi  hu  lu:<- 
iic^ndod  dut  it  tun  V{brut  or  swig  bakwardx  and 
forwurdz  nbvl  sum  fik.^t  |><mt  ov  bwiq  dr  gmt 
lo  iz,  dat  itd  o«iluJi)iiz  qr  olwnz  |K'rt<iriud  in 
rkwal  tjin;  a  iiu.'<p^udfd,  vjbnitig  bodi,  brbi|)iu 
tu  a  kl'ik.  [uv  brio  i>oiietrubl. 

Pknktuabilitv,  I'cD-e-tra-bil-i-ti,  ii.  ae  kwoliti 

PcNKTEABLE,  I'^D-c-tra-bl,  a.  dat  tnn  br  |N^ne- 
tratod,  perst,  perforated,  or  cnterd;  .lu.tuptiv  ov 
imprcjon.  [ov  beiu  ponetrabl. 

Fknktrablkne^  Pon-e-tra-bl-nes,  n.  dr  kwuliti 

Pt:Nt:TUABLr,  Pon-e-tra-bli,  ad.  in  a  pt^netrabl 
muniT. 

Pknkteale,  Pon-e-trii-le,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Pon-r-trn- 
li-a:  a  !<nkrcd  plnii  in  de  interior  pqrt  ov  an  nn- 
Jont  tempi.  [or  per^iig. 

Pksktranct,  Pen-e-tnin-si,  n.  At  jmor  ov  cnterip 

Penktrant,  I'on-e-trant,  a.  bnvio  p^ser  tu  pen"; 
/(^rp:  subtil. 

Pe.netrate,  I'tSn-e-trat,  v.  t.  tu  pcrs;  tu  enter 
beyond  de  .ourfan:  tu  p^rfumt;  tu  bor:  tu  nfokt 
dt  mind;  tu  req  de  nienip.  [tu  enter. 

Pk.xetkatk,  Pt'n-e-trnt,  r.  i.  tu  mak  wn;  tu  pas; 

Penetratino,  I'tSn-e-tmt-io,  pp.  a.  ptraifl;  haviy 
|H>nrtriiJoD;  diz^rnig. 

Penetration,  Pen-e-lni-Juu,  n.  de  akt  ov  penr- 
tmli||;  im'utul  pKcr  ov  p^netrntig;  diivrnmcut; 
diskriiuiniijon;  akiitne4i;  saganiti. 

Pknetratite,  Pou-e-tra-tiv,  a.  peraig;  aki'it;  sa- 
piju.i;  dii<;rnig:  ]xinrtnitig. 

Pknetrativenems,  P4n-c-tra-tir-n«»,  n.  de  kwol- 
iti cpv  brij)  i>onrtmtiv. 

Penouix,  Pi)ti-);win,  n.  a  Iqrj  akwatik  b^rd;— a 
fnttt  komou  in  dr  West  ludez. 

Pknicillatk,  Pen-i-dil-at,  a.  {Z"l.}  luportig 
wun  or  mur  hoioI  bundli  ov  div^rjig  bi(rz;  /apt 
Ijk  a  pensil  or  tuft. 

PxMNsi'LA,  Pen-in-.->q-la,  n.  a  pes  ov  land  oltnost 
sur'sndtHl  h[  woler,  but  J9nd  b^  a  naro  nek  tu 
de  kuntincnt  »r  m.in  land.  la  poninst^la. 

Pkninsl'lar,  Pen-in-8[;-lar,  J.  relatig  tu  or  lik 

Peninsulate,  PcD-in-si^-lat,  v.  t.  tu  form  a  p«n- 
Insqla. 

Pxninsulated,  Pen-in-sii-lAt-«d,  «.  almost  (ur- 
liodcd  b^  woter. 


PE.tiTE.HCB,  P^ai-teiu,     {  n.  At  kwoliti  or  bdf 
Pknitknct,  P4n-i-t«n-ii,  I      pcnit«ot;  rrptetaw; 

tufu  for  sin  or  kr)ui(;  ki>ntri/un;  kumpugk/on. 
Pt.NITE.ilT,  Peu-i-leut,  a.  lulcrio    jmd  «r  i 


at  or 


„    ,  loru  OT 

bqrt  un  ak«Dt  ov  tin;  n 
Pe.nite.xt,  P^a-i-t«ni,  i. 

Kortjful  for  iin;-  wun  u 

buliulmitod  tu  |>eiiaii>. 
I't.NITt.STlAL,  pin  i-l.n  /al,  a.  pruardig  from,  or 

ok^pn-Mg,  jienitens;  cojtynd  tu  jieuaiu. 
Pe.\itestial,  Pen-i-t4n-/al,   n.   a  buk  dirtkti^ 

de  dr;^tz  uv  pcnana. 
I'EMTE.NTiARr,  l'en-i-tdn-/a-ri,   n.    wun  hat  prt- 

Mkr(bz  de  roilz  ov  peuani;-a    penitent:  wun  hA 

duz  penunn;    <i  plan  bw^r  pcuanit   iz  rnjtirnd;  a 

htf-s  ov    korekjon;    u   prizn  in   bwi<;   konrikted 

kriuiiiiuiz  qr  !iubjdkt4<<l  tu  a  kors  »v  di.'iplta  and 

inntrukjon  wid  u  vq  tu  d%r  refurmajon. 
Pe.nite.n'tiary,  Pen-i-t^u/a-ri,  a.  rtbitig  tu  dc 

TtJili  and  me-^qrz  ov  ponana.  [er. 

PKMTE.NTLr,  iVn-i-tent-li,  aJ.  ino  |M.'nit<-nt  maa- 
I'tNKMKE,  Pon-njf,  II.  u  njf  for  miikig  jxnz. 
Penma.v,  I'lii-miin,  n., /'/.  PtSn-meo;  wun  hJi  prak- 

tii<ez  rjtig;  a  qter;  un  otor. 
i'E.XMANBUir,  Pen-man-/ip,  n.    de  yi^  or  dc  pen; 

dr  qrt  ov  rjllg. 
Pe.vs'acbeo.  i'en-ajt,    a.    {Iii>t.)    divvniif|d    wid 

n:ityiirul  strjps  ov  varius  kulorz,  az  fluen. 
Pknna.ht,  Pdn-ant,  n.   a   taki   fur  hmtig  tig*  on 

bord  a  Jip: — a  urnul  flag.     Se    {Pendant)  an(| 

{I'tnium.) 
Pen.vate,  Pt'n-nt,  )   a.    wigd.— <i/o/.>  havig 

Pe.sxated,  P^n-nt-ed,  i       levz  dat  gro  dirc'klli, 

wun  agonist  anddcr,  on  de  oum  rib  or  stok. 
Pe.sned,  IMn-ed,  a.  wigd;  bavig  wigz;  plqutd. 
I'ks.neu,    Pend,    p.    from    I'tn;     ritn:— cnkl<izd; 

pent.  [kai. 

PtNNER,  P^n-er,  n.  wun  bat  pcui  or  rit«;— a  ucn- 
I'E.NMroRM,  P^n-i-form,  a.   rescmblig  dc  f{bcn 

in  de  /aft  ov  a  pen  or  fodor;  /apt  l^k  a  pen  or 

foder. 
Pen.niueroijs,  Pcn-ij-er-u«,  a.  bi^rig  fodcn. 
Penmlum,   Pen-i-lcji,   a.    munileii;   pa>r;    wuntig 

muni.  [wurk. 

Pe.wi.no,  Pen-ig,  n.  At  akt  ov  penig  or  ritig;  ritn 
Pe.nm-stone,  Pen-i-aton,  n.  a  kun  wulen  ttuf 

or  frcz. 
Pe.nn'o.n,  Pen-on,  n.  a  smol  flag,  strrmcr,  or  bao- 

er;— de  bancr  ov  a  njt,  barunet,  or  e?kwjr. 
Pe.\.nt,  Pon-i,  H.,  /'/.    I'enji,  or  P^n-ii;  an  IggiiJ 

kupiT  kirn,  (  formcrli  vilvcr:  i  fur  fqrdigz:  wan 

twolft  ov  a  /ilig;— a  smol  sum;  muni  in  jencral. 

He  plqml  form  ov  {fx-nnUs)  ii  yi^id  onli  hwen 

de  |>e.«cz  ov  kern  qr  ment. 
Pkn.my-a-linee,  P<in-i-K-ljn-er,  n.  a  r^tcr  or  otor 

ha>  fiirnijez  kopi  for  a  peui  a  lin. 
Pe.n.sv-curu,  Peni-kord,  n.  a  smol  kofd  or  rop. 
I'e.n'.s'v-ukass,  P^n-i-gras,  n.   a   «pc/ci  ov  gnu; 

|K-Dir(ral.  [muni. 

Pen.symail,  Pen-i-mal,  n.  {SailcA)  rent  pad  in 
PE.N.NY-POiiT,  Pen-i-|<o.-<i,  n.  a  post  in  a  titi,  b) 

bwiij  li'tfri  qr  kunviid  tu  de  difcrcnt  pqrt»  ov  it. 
Penny  ROYAL,  IVn-i-n^-nl,  n.  an  anyqal  aromit- 

ik,  or  "I'l-i  plant,  kold  tAia  prni -t/riu. 
Pe.nny  wtiouT,  IVn-iwnt,    n.   a  wat  ckwaJ  Iu 

24  gmnz,  or  dc  twentict  pqrt  ov  an  in«  lr9.     It 

woz  dr  wat  ov  a  silver  pcni  in  de  tjm  ov  Ed- 
ward I. 
Pe.n.ny-wise,  lVn-i-w{z,   a.  savig  rimI  •■■■  at 

dr  baztird  ov  Iqrjer;  sarig  on  impr6pcr  ( 
Pennyworth,  Peo-i-wurt,  n.  as  mn^  aa  ia 

for  a   |>eni;   eni  pur^a.*;  a  bqrgen;  ral;  a  maM 

kwontiti.  (jnad. 

Pensile,  Pen -ail,  a.  suspended;  rapartad  aMV  d* 
PE.HSiLENEas,    Pdn-sil-nos     n.    At  ttat  or  bdf 

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Pension,  Pen-Jon,  n.  a.  pnment  ov  muni;  a  rent; 

an  al^ans;— an  al-sans  or  auyixal  sum  pad  fer 

publik  servisez,  literaii  merit,  &s. 
Pension',  Fen-Jon,  v.  t.  tu  grant  a  penjon  tu. 
Pensionary,    Pen-Jon-a-ri,    a.   konsistii)    ov,    er 

maiitand  bj,  pcnjonz. 
Pensionary,  Pen-Joa-a-ri,  n.  wun  rssEvii)  a  pen- 
Jon;  a  penjoner. 
Pensioner,  Pen-Jon-er,  n.  wun  hO)  haz  a  ponjon; 

a  dependant.  At  Kamhrij  Yiiniversiti,  Jijijland, 

wun  hO)  paz  fer  hiz  komonz  ■st  ov  hiz  on  inkum; 

ds  sam  az  kom-o/iet  at  Okirfurd. 
Pensive,  Pen-siv,  a.  totf  lal  wid  melankoli  er  sad- 

nes:  soroful;  serius;  sad.  [sadli. 

Pensively,  Pen-siv-li,   ad.   in   a   pensiv  maner; 
Pensiveness,   Pen-siv-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  bsig 

pensiv. 
Penstock,  Pen-stok,  n.  an  instroDment  or  tref  fer 

supljii)  water  tu  a  mil  er  hwel;  a  pentref;  a  sert 

ov  sln,s;  a  flud-gat. 
Pent,  Pent,  i.  and  i^.frcim  Pen.     Se  {Fen.') 
Pent,  Pent,  n.  a  kont'ind  aki],mixlaJon;  enklojrir. 
Penta-capsular,  Pon-ta-kap-si],-lar,  a.  havii)  fiv 

selz  er  kavitiz.  [fiv  striijz. 

Pentachord,  Pen-ta-kerd,  n.  an  instroiment  wid 
Pentacoccous,    Pen-ta-kok-us,    a.     {Mot.}    fjv- 

grand;  havir)  granz  er  sedz  in  fiv  yunjted  selz, 

wun  in  sq. 
Pentacrinite,  Pen-tak-rin-jt,  n.  {Geol.}  a  fosil 

animal  bodi  rezembliij  de  stqr-fij. 
Pentacrostic,  Pen-ta-kros-tik,  n.  a  set  ov  versez 

so  aranjd  az  tu  egzibit  an  akrostik  ov  wun  nam 

f jv  tjmz  over.  [figgerd  plant. 

Pentauactyl,  Pen-ta-dak-til,   n.  {Bot.}  a  fjv- 
Pentagon,  Pen-ta-gon,  n.  {Geom.}  a  plan  figyi],r 

haviij  f  jv  ajglz  and  f  jv  sjdz. 
Pentagonal,  Pen-tag-o-nal,  a.  kwinkwajgixlar; 

haviij  f  jv  ai)glz. 
Pentagonallt,  Pen-tag-o-nal-i,  ad.   in  a  pen- 
tagonal maner. 
Pentagraph,  Pen-ta-graf,  n.   an  instrdiment  fer 

kopiiij    dezjnz; — ritn    elso    {pantagraph}    and 

Xpantcgraph.) 
Pextagraphio,  Pen-ta-graf-ik,  )   a.  relatig 

Pentagraphical,  Pen-ta-graf-i-kal,  )  tu  a  pen- 

tagraf;  pantagrafikal. 
Pentagynia,  Pen-ta-jin-i-a,  n.pl.  {Bot.)  an  or- 
der ov  plants  hwiq  hav  f  jv  pistilz. 
Pentagynian,  Pen-ta-jin-i-an,  a.  havir)  f  jv  pistilz 

er  stjlz.  [stjlz. 

Pentagynous,  Pen-taj-in-us,  a.  {£ot.)  havir)  fjv 
Pentahedral,  Pen-ta-he-dral,  a.  havig  fjv  sjdz; 

pentahEdrus.  [sjdz. 

Pentahedrical,  Pen-ta-hed-ri-kal,  a.   havig  fjv 
Pentahp;dron,  Pen-ta-he-dron,  n.,pl.  Pen-ta-he- 

dra;  a  ligyi^r  haviij  fjv  sjdz. 
Pentahedrous,  Pen-ta-he-drus,  a.  havii)  fjv  sjdz; 

pentahedral. 
Pentahexahedral,    Pen-ta-heks-a-he-dral,     a. 

{Orydallography)  egzibitiij  fjv  ranjez  ov  fasez, 

wun  abdv  anuder,   tq  ranj  kontanig  siks  fasez. 
Pentameter,  Pen-tam-e-ter,  n.  a  Grsk  or  Latin 

vers  ov  fjv  fst;  a  seriez  ov  fjv  meterz. 
Pentameter,  Pen-tam-e-ter,  'a.  havig  fjv  metri- 

kal  fet. 
Pentandria,  Pen-tan-dri-a,  n.  {Bot.)  a  klas  ov 

pjlants  hwiq  hav  hermafrodjt  fluerz,  wid  fjv  sta- 

menz. 
Pentandrian,  Pen-tan-dri-an,  )  a.  havig  fjv  sta- 
Pentandrous,  Pen-tan-drus,    S      monz. 
Pentangle,   Pent-ag-gl,  n.    a  figyti,r  havig  fjv 

agglz;  a  pentagon. 
Pentangular,  Pen-taj}-gTi,-lar,a.  havig  fjva^glz. 
Pentapetalous,   Pen-ta-pet-a-lus,  a.   havig  fjv 

petalz  or  levz. 
Pentaphyllous,  Pen-ta-fil-us,  a.  {Dot.)  fjv-levd. 


Pentapody,  Pen-tap-o-di,  n.  a  seriez  ov  fjv  fet. 
Pentarchy,  Pen-tqr-ki,  n.  a  guvernment  ekser- 

sjzd  bj  fjv.  _       [puliz. 

Pentaspast,    Pen-ta-spast,  «.    an  enjin  wid  fjv 
Pentaspermous,     Pen-ta-sper-mus,    a.      {Bot.) 

havir)  fjv  sedz. 
Pentastich,   Pen-ta-stiq,   n.    a  poem;    poetikal 

pasaj,  or  stanza,  konsistii)  ov  fjv  versez  er  Ijnz. 
Pentastyle,    Pen-ta-stjl,    n.    {Arch.)    a    bildig 

haviij  fjv  kolumz  in  frunt;  a  portiko  ov  fjv  kol- 

umz. 
Pentateuch,  Pen-ta-tqk,  n.  de  fjv  buks  ov  Ma- 

zez,  er  ferst  fjv  buks  ov  de  Bjbl. 
Pentateuchal,  Pen-ta-ti^k-al,  a.   relatiij  tu  de 

Pentatuk.  [ov  anjent  Gres. 

Penteconter,  Pen-te-kon-ter,  n.  a  fifti-ord  vesel 
Pentecost,  Pen-te-kost,  n.  a  festamuij  de  Ji|z,  so 

keld  bekoz  it  woz    selebrated    on  dzj'iftiet  da 

after  de  fest  ov  unlevnd  bred,  dat  iz,  de  ]5t  ov 

de  munt  Njsan,  and  de  nekst  da  after  de  fest  ov 

de  Pdsover;  Hwitsuntjd. 
Pentecostal,  Pen-te-kos-tal,  a.  belogig  tu  Pea- 

tekost  or  Hwitsuntjd. 
Pentecostals,    Pen-te-kos-talz,   »i.  pi.    oblajonz 

formerli  mad  at  Pentekost,  bj  parijonerz  tu  dq,r 

parij-prest. 
Pentecoster,  Pen-te-kos-ter,  n.  a  komdnder  ov 

f ifti  men  in  Gres.  [ov  fifti  men, 

Pentecosty'S,    Pen-te-kos-tis,   n.   a  Grejan  bodi 
Penthouse,    Pent-h-ss,  n.   a  Jed  hagig  -st  asl(5p 

from  de  man  wel. 
Pentice,  Pen-tis,  n.  a  slopig  rctif. 
Penticle,  Pen-ti-kl,*  n.  a  pentis. 
Pentile,  Pen-tjl,  n.  a  tjl  fermd  tu  kuver  de  slop- 

iij  pqrt  ov  a  roof; — da  qr  ofn  keld  pantilez. 
Pentrough,  Pen-trof,  n.  sam  az  {Penstock.) 
Penult,    Pe-nult,   n.    penultima; — so   Jertnd   bj 

sum  rjterz. 
Penultima,  Pe-niil-ti-ma,  n.  de  last  silabl  but 

wun  ov  a  wurd;  penultimat. 
Penultimate,    Pe-niil-ti-mat,   a.   notiij  de  last 

silabl  but  wun. 
Penultimate,    Pe-ndl-ti-mat,  n,    de  last  silabl 

but  wun  ov  a  wurd;  penultima. 
Penumbra,  Pe-ndm-bra,  n.  a  fant  Jad; — {Astn/n.) 

an  imperfekt  Jado,  az  ov  de  ert,  okaijond  bj  de 

apjirent  magnitn,d  ov  de  sunz  disk. — {fainting) 

de  b^sudari  ov  Jad  and  Ijt. 
Penurious,  Pe-nq,-ri-us,  a.  nigardli;  spq,rig;  not 

liberal;  serdid;  men;  pqrsimonius;  avarijus. 
Penuriously,    Pe-n4-ri-us-li,  ad.  in  a  penixrius 

maner.  [pqrsimoni. 

Penuriousness,   P8-m\,-ri-us-nes,  n.  nigardlines; 
Penury,  Pen-yti,-ri,  n.  ekstrem  poverti;  wont;  in- 

dijens. 
Penwoman,  Pen-wu-man,  n.  a  femal  rjter. 
Peon,  Pe-on,  n.  {In  India)  a  fut-soljer;  a  ser- 
vant, {piony.) 
Peony,  Pe-o-ni,  n.  a  plant  and  fl-ser; — ritn  elso 
People,   Pe-pl,  n.,  pi.  Pe-pl  yr  Pe-plz,  a  najon; 

dflttz  hcb  kompcSz  a  komn,niti;  de  komonaliti,  not 

de  prinsez  er  noblz;  de  vulgar;  personz  in  jener- 

al.     Ele  pli^ral  ferm  psplz  iz  rj^rli  yixzd. 
People,  Pe-pl,  v.  t.  tu  stok  wid  inhabitants. 
Peperino,  Pep-er-e-no,  n.  [/;!.]  a  kjnd  ov  vulkanik 

rok,  fermd  bj  sementig  tugeder  sand,  sinderz, 

&s. 
Pepper,    Pep-er,  n.   an  aromatik,  punjent  plant, 

sed,  or  spjs. — 3^r  qr  tre  kjndz  ov  peper,  de  blak, 

de  hwjt,  and  de  log,  hwiq  qr  prelid^st  bj  tre  dis- 

tigkt  plants. 
Pepper,  Pep-er,  v.  t.  tu  sprigkl  wid  peper; — tu 

bet;  Jtu  maggl  wid  Jot  er  bloz. 
Pepper-bird,  Pep-er-berd,  n.  a  berd  dat  iz  veri 

fiiud  ov  peper.  [peper. 

Pepper-box,  Pep-er-boks,  n.   a  boks  fer  holdig 


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Pepper- B»A«CD,  r«*p-er- brand,  ».  q  Aitit  in  gran. 
I'tPPHK  CAKK,  r»Jp-cr-kak,  n.  Se  {J'f/'fi^r-ffviffer- 

PtppKK-cokN,  I'tip-cr-kflrn,  n.  a  wd  ov  de  pep«r- 

jilnnt;  T'-ni  tip  ov  inkun^idcrubl  valyn. 
PtiMi  iREAD,      I'ep-tT-jin-jfr-bn-d,     ». 

h'  '  red.  ^si  plant. 

I'epi  I  .  .  i.-vr-jjms,  ;i.  an  arumaiik  or  »pj- 

rEPPtmi>*iK,    i'op-iT-ij,    «.    u  pliiiit  or   Jrub;  dt 

Ixirliori;  :i|>l|d  Kiiiiil|mx  tu  Ac  l>luk-Kum. 
I'KPPKEiXO,  I'oiver-iii.  ».  hot;  {[eri;  au^ri. 
I'KPPKEMINT,  re|i-i-r-iuint,  n.  un  urutnatik  plant 

or  i-rb;  a  likor  iuipn^iJUttt«-'d  wid  it. 
I'tPPt.E  SAXIKBAOE,  I'^p-cr-saki-i-fraj.n.  a  wurt- 

Ic.t  In-rbiijus  plant. 
PEPPKR-WATtR,    l'6|>-er-wo-ter,  n.  a  likwid  prr- 

pj^rd  fruin  pTsdord  blak  pcper,  yqul  in  mikro- 

i<k»i>ikiil  obiervnjonz.  [krc«. 

PEPPtRWOET,  P^p-er-wurt,  n.  an  inyi^al  plant:  a 
PtPPKEY,    l'6p-fr-i,   a.    relatig  tu,  or  kuntanio, 

pt'lHT. 

PiFTiC,  P6p-tik,  A.  promotio  dijcstyon;  diEt«^lik. 

Pkptio,  Pep-tik,  n.  a  sub^taoD  dat  prumuts  di- 
jostyon. 

Pkb,  Pt-r,  I'rfp.  [LA  bj:  for;  tnit).— tlis  lAtin  prep- 
uzijon  ix  ofn  y^w  in  sertt-n  formior  fmifi,  and 
sumtimx  presidx  an  ItlK'iJ  wurd:  ax,  ppr  da,  /itr 
/ort,  per  mjtn,  "U  \ui  pt-r  mini;"  diit  ix,  a  luf 
far  eq  man:— sumtjinx  it  prtiirdx  a  Latin  wunl: 
at,  per  anum,  per  sent,  or  tfiUum.  "(.I  man  per 
tt;  dat  it,  a  man  bti>,  for  ckiivlen?,  standi  Iq 
hinu^lf,  or  alun.-  Ax  a  prtfik'i,  tviH-Jali  in  kvm- 
i»tri.  jtf-r  ix  ofn  yi*«l  '"J  auiplilj  at  nirnio;  ai, 
pernkfiil  ix  a  DubsLans  kontnnig  a  mak^iimuin  ov 
okiiijon. 

PiRACUTE,  Per-8-k^t,  a.  vcri  /qrp;  veri  rjolcnt. 

Per  ADVENTURE,  P^r-ad-v^nt-ynr,  ad.  pcrhapn; 
mn  br:  bj  (;ans.     [Obsulesent.] 

Pkbambilate,  I'er-am-bii-lat,  r.  I.  tu  wok  truj; 
tu  surva  bj  y^\*\\^  triD. 

Peramdi'Lation,  Pcr-am-bn-W-Jon,  n.  At  akt  or 
perambiitatig;  a  travclig  surra;  a  distrikt;  limit 
or  ji^ri^ikjun;  surva  ov  de  bvnds  ov  a  distrikt 
or  parij. 

Pekambulator,  Pcr-am-bt|-la-tor,  n.  wun  hit> 
jH.'miiitmlnt.":— a  mujtn  for  m^nrij)  distansex  on 
rudz:  iin  uxl6niEtcr. 

I*ER  ANNLM,  IVr  lin-uni,  [L.]  ''h\  de  yer." 

Pehiiisi:lphate,  PtT'^'i"'"'-*^"*)  "•  {.(-'hem.)  a 
fiiilfat  wid  tO)  projKjrJonx  ov  .vulfiirik  a^id,  kom- 
bjnd  wid  anok.<idut  dr  muk-iimumov  ok:iidii/on. 

Perceivable,  Por-wv-a-bl,  a.  i)crscptibl. 

I'F.BCEivABLr,   Pfr-«'v-a-bli,  aii.  j^picptibli. 

Perckive.  Por-.«ev,  r.  t.  tu  di.skdver  bi  sum  .«en- 
.libl  eU'kt.'j;  tu  diz\<m;  tu  get  noloj  ov  bi  de  bod- 
ili  *cn«et,  or  b)  de  m|Dd:  tu  diBtiggwi/;  tu  ob- 

Pebceivee.  Pcr-?#v-cr,  n.  wun  hd)  pors^vt. 
Perckntaoe.  Pcr-»«5nl-BJ,  n.  a  rat  or  estimat  b| 

At  hundrwl. 
Per  CENTiii,  P^r  x^n-tum,  [/..]  "bJ  de  hundred:" 

-    koinoiili  nbrrvintod  prr  tent. 
Perceptibilitt,  Per  xep-ti-bll-i-li,  n.  de  «tat  ov 

brij)  jitTKcptibl. 
Perceptible.  l'er-»^ti-W,  a.  dat  ma  be  porj^vd, 

»f3,  b'Til,  fi'lt,  -melt;  obx^rvabl;  di- 

lornnbl:  knjjaM 
Pebceptiblt,    \'> '  ,  .%d.  in  a  perscptibl 

manor. 
I*lBCEFTiO!»,  Pfr-5<p-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  pencvii); 

p-sor  ov  |>or>rvip:  nolcj:  kon/ns  obicrra/on;  no- 
Jon:  idtu:  koiiM'p/on:  scnrajun. 
Pebskptive,    P<'r-w*p-tiv,    a.    barig  de  p»cr  ov 

]«>r-rvi\):  |>onitvifl.  [aep/on. 

Perceptivitt,    Pcr-sop-tlv-i-ti,  i».   pBer  ov  pcr- 
Percb,  Pv<;,  11.  a  frcj-welcr  fij. 


PncB,  Pprq,  n.  a  t  '         ,  fet,  «r  §3^ 

yqitlt:  iu  Land  m^  v  a  rwlj 

a  |>ol;  a  rod;—  •uu.i.u    .•  i..m,  .-  ...i  raat  or  lit. 
Perch,  P^n;,  r.  i.  lu  lit  <>r  r«i<*t,  aa  a  bfrd;  ta 

rwr't. 
Pi  I  .  \«t^ 

''  i|it;pe(a4T«alJV 

'"  uwU;pffqe«; — waa 

uv  iiii  ifriicr  ov  Ij^-rdt; — u  H>rt  or  walui  kaodl,alBS 

a  Parif  kandl  formerii  yqui  \n  luKlaad. 
Pesciilorate,    Pirr-klu-rat.    n.   {('Krm.)  a  mH 

koniiiiitd  ov  porklurik  a«id  and  a  Uu. 
Perculoric,    IVr-klu-rik,  a.   an  <|.it«i  api^d  ta 

klurik  ii.«id  hwcn  klurin  ix  komb|i)d  wid  a  mak- 

ciinuin  ov  ok*iJcn. 
Perciilorihe,  P<T-kl6-rid,  a.  a  kompvod  ov  aa 

ek^ex  ov  klurin  wid  a  bait. 
Pebcipie.n'ce,  Pi'r-i>ip-i-cnj,  n.  de  akt  ov  poncvig; 

pcr>opjon. 
Peecipie.nt,    Pir-«ip-i-ent,  a.    dat  penrfvx;  par- 

srvii):  hiivip  dr  jiiscr  ov  peraepjon. 
Peecjpiest,  i'er-«ip-i-ent,  n.  wun  hd>  pcnirt. 
Percolate,    P<,-r-ko-lat,  r.  t.  tu  filler;  tu  etran 

tnt). 
I'eecolate,  Pvr-ku-lnt,  r.  «'.  tu  f<i8  b|  filtra/on. 
I'EUi'OLATiON.  I'vr-ku-IA-Jon,  n.  At  akt  or  p^-rke- 

la(i|):  filtni/on. 
1'ercolator,  Pyr-ko-la-tor,  n.  a  filtercr,  a  filter- 
ill  iniijtn. 
Pebci'ks.  IVr-kd.',  r.  t.  tu  atqk  af^nst. 
I'EBCitislo.v,  Pcr-kii/-on.  n.  de  akt  ov  'trlkig;  d« 

strikip  ov  wun  Ixxli  nj»<'n«t  Bui'i  '  :.. 

Perciksive,  IVr-kdi'-iv,  a.  gtrjK  .'uofC 

Percitient.    IVr-kt'i-Jcnt,*  a.  -    .     .        .-w^  d« 

jincr  tu  strjk. 
Peb  diem.  P?rdj-«m.  [L.]  "bl  de  da." 
Pebdifoil,  IVr-di-fffI,  n.  a  tre  or  plant  hwiq  pe- 

ri('Miikali  la.zex  its  Itvx:  Q  dt-^idyiiU!*  tre. 
Pebiution,  IVr-diJ-on,  «.  de  utat  ov  brip  utcrli 

lo.''t:  dr.'trukjon:  nbin:  dct;  eternal  dot. 
Pebditionable,  Per-diJ-on-a-bl,  a.  fitcdforper- 

di/.,n. 
I'ebdl',*  n  .  . .    )   a.   doopcrat:  abindond;   cirn 

I'EBDIE,    ^"-^^i-  I        up  ax  U*t. 

Pebdi',  Ppr-di)^*  n.  wun  hiii  ii  plast  in  ambqj, 

or  on  dr  wixj. 
Perdu,  P<r-di'i,*  ad.    in  konwlmrnt;  in  ambuj. 
pKEKiLOfs,  P«'r-dti-luii,»  a.  lo#t;  trun  awa. 
Pebdi'Bable,  i'vr-dii-ra-bl,*  a.  la^tip;  log-koo- 

tinynd.  [bli. 

Pebui  BABLT,  IVr-dq-rm-bli,*  ad.  l(uti(|li;  dqra- 
Peedt.  Pcr-dr,*  ad.  i  a  korupjon  ov  de  Fr*n^  wft 

</<ir  I>ifu:\  '  M-rtrnli:  vcrili:  in  tnat.   [Krekwent 

in  old  loifli/  poctri.] 
Pebegeinate,  Pdr-r-gri-nat,  r.  •.  tu  travel;  ta 

liv  in  form  kuntrix. 
Pebeqbinate,  P^r-e-gri-nat,*  a.   form;  travald. 
Pebeobixation,  Por-r-gri-ni-Jon,  ».  At  akt  or 

tniirliy:  forcn  trnvol. 
Peeeorinator,  I'^r-t-gri-na-tor,*  ».  a   traveler. 
Perkori.ve,  P<^r-e-grin,*  a.  foren;  not  nativ;  not 

doiii*'>-<iik. 
PEEEURiyE.  IVr-e-grin,  n.  a  >pe/ex  ov  fokn. 
Peremption,  Por-<'m-Jon,*  «.  {Law)  At  akt  ov 

dfjitftTij):  ek«tif;V'rin. 
Pebemptorilv  .  ad.  in  a  p4rea- 

turi  nmncr:  :  dr(|*ivli. 

PEBEMPTORI>h--.  ne«,  ».  de  kwoUtl 

uv  brig  |><yremt4dri;  pwuuvua*;  abtoli^t  dcaijoe; 

dogmatixm. 
PxBBMPTOBT,  IVr-cm-to-ri,   wr  Pe-rta-t«-ri,  a, 

dat  |>ut.4  nn   rnd  lu   ol  debAt:  dexi'iv;  podliv; 

dogm*t>kBl:  ab.s.ilqt. 
Pebexmal,  Pcr-^n-i-al,  .1.  lartip  tnft  de  yen  p»- 

p^tyqal;   nnsesip.     {Ji^d.}   livig   Bar  daa  t* 

yen. 


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Peeennial,  Per-^n-i-al,  n.  {Sot.}  a  plant  Aat 
livz  mior  dan  W)  yerz;  er,  a  plant  hooz  nt)ts  reman 
aljv  mor  yerz  dan  too,  but  hcDz  stemz,  f l-serz,  and 
levz  pcrij  anyn,ali.  [perenial, 

Pekennity,  Per-en-i-ti,*  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beii) 

Pekerration,  Per-er-a-Jon,*  n,  travel;  de  akt  ov 
rambliij  trto  varius  plasez. 

Per  fas  et  nefas,  Per  fas  et  ne-fas,  [L.]  trco 
rit  and  roi). 

Perfect,  Per-fekt,  a.  pozesii)  perfekjon;  havii) 
no  defekt;  feltles; — entirli  finijt;  koniplet;  kon- 
siimat ;  —  pi|r;  blamles  ;  imakynlat.  Perfekt 
number,  a  number  ekwal  tia  dg  sum  ov  el  its 
divjzorz.  In  Grarnar,  past  er  finijt.  3e  -per- 
fekt tens  iz  dat  form  ov  de  IijgliJ  verb  denoted 
bj  de  Ggzilyari  hai';  az,  "j  7tat'  dun." 

Perfect,  Per-fekt,  v.  t.  tra  mak  perfekt;  tia  finij; 
tu.  komplet;  tia  konsdmat. 

Peefecter,  Per-fekt-cr,  n.  wun  hoo  maks  perfekt. 

Perfectibilian,  Per-fek-ti-bil-i-an,  n.  an  ad- 
herent tu  perfektibiliti. 

Peefectibilitt,  Per-fek-ti-bil-i-ti,  n.  kapabilili 
ov  arjvig  at  perfekjon:  kapasiti  ov  beii)  mad 
perfekt:  stat  ov  perfekjon. 

Perfectible,  Per-fek-ti-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  bekum- 
ii)  perfekt. 

Perfection,  Per-fek-Jon,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  per- 
fekt; sviprem  ekselens;  sumtii)  dat  konkiirz  tra 
prodi'is  perfekjon; — an  atribi^t  ov  God.  In  dis 
last  sons  it  haz  a  ph^ral. 

Peefectional,  Per-fek-Jon-al,  a.  relatii)  tu  per- 
fekjon; mad  komplet. 

Peefectio.vate,  Per-fek-Jon-at,*i;.  ^.  tu  perfekt. 

Perfectioxation,  Per-fek-Jon-A-Jon,  n.  de  akt 
ov  makiij  perfekt. 

Perfectionism,  Per-fek-Jon  iz-m,  n.de  prinsiplz 
ov  de  perfekjonists. 

Perfectionist,  Per-fek-Jon-ist,  n.  wun  hcb  holdz 
tu  de  posibiliti  ov  atanii)  perfekjon;  wun  pre- 
tendii)  tu  perfekjon;  fermerli  apljdtuaPi|ritan. 

Perfective,  Per-fek-tiv,  a.  kondq,sii)  tu  briij  tu 
perfekjon.  [tu  perfekjon. 

Perfectively,  Per-fek-tiv-li,  ad.  so  az  tu  brig 

Perfectly,  Per-fekt-li,  ad.  in  a  perfekt  maner; 
komiiletli.  [fekjon;  skil. 

Perfectness,  Per-fekt-nes,  n.    kompletnes;  per- 

Perficient,  Per-fiJ-ent,  n.  wun  hiD  perfermz  a 
permanent  wurk,  er  Lit)  end-sz  a  qariti. 

Perficient,  Per-fiJ-ent,  a.  efektyv^al:  pcrformiij. 

Perfidious,  Per-fid-i-us,  er  Per-fid-yus,  a.  gilti 
ov  perfidi;  fatles;  treqerus;  fels  tu  trust. 

Perfidiously,  Per-fid-i-us-li,  ad.  treqerusli;  bj 
breq  ov  fat. 

Peefidiousness,  Per-fid-i-us-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 
ov  beig  perfidius.  [fatlesnes. 

Perfidy,  Per-fi-di,  n.  treqeri;  breq  ov  fat  er  trust; 

Perflation,  Per-fla-Jon,*  n.  de  akt  ov  bloig  tnt). 

Perfoliate,  Per-fo-li-at,  <i.  {Bot.)  sur-sndii)  de 
stem  bj  de  bns  ov  At  lef,  hwiq  groz  tugMer 
hw^r  de  mqrjinz  tuq. 

Peefoliated,  Per-fo-li-at-ed,  tu  rezemblii)  levz. 

Perforate,  Per-fo-rat,  v.  t.  tu  bor  tntj;  tu  pers 
wid  a  t(Dl.  [i-atig;  a  hoi. 

Perforation,  Per-fo-ra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  perfu- 

Perforative,  Per-fo-ra-tiv,  a.  havig  p-ser  tu 
pers  or  perforat. 

Perforator,  Per-fo-ra-tor,  «.  he  er  dat  hwiq 
perforats;  a  borer. 

Perforce,  Pcr-fcJrs,  ad.  bj  fors:  vjolentli. 

Perform,  Per-form,  r.  t.  tu  ekseki^t;  tu  dcD;  tu 
disqqrj;  tu  aqev;  tu  akomplij;  tu  prodiis;  tu 
fulfil. 

Perform,  Per-ferm,  v.  i.  tu  suksed  in  an  atdmt; 
tu   akt   a   pqrt. 

Peeformable,  Per-f()rm-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  per- 
fdrmd;  praktikabl. 


Performance,  Per-ferm-ans,  n.  de  akt  ov  per- 

fermig;  komplejon;  eksekuJon;  produkjon;  wurk; 

ded:  eksplfft;  aqevment;  akjon;  sumtig  dun. 
Performer,  Per-ferm-er,  n.  wun  hiD  perfermz. 
Performing,  Per-ferm-ig,   n.  a   perfermans;  de 

akt  ov  dooig. 
Perfumatory,  Per-fi|m-a-to-ri,  a.  dat  perfi^mz. 
Perfume,  Per-fti,m,  er  Per-fi^m,  ;i.  volatil,  fra- 
grant efl^via;  a  substans  emitig  sag   efli],via; 

swet  odor;  fragrans;  sent. 
Perfume,  Per-ft^m,  v.  t.  tu  sent;  tu   impr(5gnat 

wid  perfi^m  er  swet  odor. 
Perfumer,  Per-fi|,m-er,  n.  wun  hO)   perffj^mz  er 

selz   perft],mz. 
Perfumery,  Per-fi|m-er-i,  re.  de  qrt  ov  perfq,m- 

ig:  perfi^mz  in  jeueral. 
Perfunctorily,  Per-fugk-to-ri-li,  ad.  in  a  per- 

fugktori  maner.  [Jens;  k^rlesnes. 

Perfunctoriness,  Per-fugk-to-ri-nes,  n.  negli- 
Perfunctory,  Per-fdgk-to-ri,  er  Per-fugk-to-ri, 

a.  dun  wid  de  sol  purpus  ov  getig  triB;  kq,rles 

hu  dun;  relatig  tu  wurk  dun  kt(,rlesli  er  negli- 

jentli;  indiferent;  sljt;  neglijont.  [spred. 

Perfuse,   Per-fi|z,*  v.  t.   tu  tigklyi^r;   tu  over- 
Peefusion,  Per-fii,-xon,  n.  de  akt  ov  porig  ijt. 
Perfusive,  Per-fii-siv,   a.    overspredig;  difusiv. 
Pergameneous,  Per-ga-me-ne-us,  a.  {£nt.}  kon- 

sistig  ov  a  tin,  tuf,  semi-transpq,rent  substans, 

Ijk  pqrqment. 
Pergola,  Per-go-la,  n.  [Jt.]  a  kjnd  ov  qrbor. 
Perhaps,  Per-haps,  ad.   peradventyiy;  it  ma  be: 

perqdns. 
Periago,  Per-i-q-go,        1   n,  a  smel  bot  er  kanda; 
Periagua,  Per-i-q-gwQ,  >       a    p:r6g.     Se  {Pt- 
Periauger,  Per-i-e-ger,  )        rogi/e.} 
Perianth,  Per-i-ant,    n.    (Bot.)   a   kolekjon    ov 

floral  envelops,  amng  hwiq   de  kaliks  kan  not 

be  distiggwijt  from  de  korola,  do  bot  qr  prezent. 
Perianthium,  Per-i-an-ti-um,  n.  {Bot.}  an   en- 
velop dat  sur'sndz  de  fliser;  a  periant. 
Periapt,  Per-i-apt,  «.  an  amyi^let;  a  qqrm. 
Peribolos,  Pe-rib-o-los,  n.  {Arch.}  a  kort  er  en- 

klo^^qr  entjrli  risnd  a  tempi,  sunsnded  bj  a  wel. 
Pericardiac,  Per-i-k^r-di-ak,  a.  relatig    tu   de 

perikqrdium;  perikqrdik. 
Pericardial,  Per-i-kqr-di-al,  a.   relatig    tu   de 

perikqrdium. 
Pericaedian,  Per-i-kqr-di-an,  )    a.    belogig   tu 
Pericardic,  Per-i-Jiqr-dik,        j         de    perikqr- 
dium. 
Pericardium,  Per-i-kqr-di-um,  n.  {A?iat.}  a  tin 

membran,  er  membranus  sak,  hwiq  sur'sndz  de 

hqrt. 
Pericarp,  Per-i-kqrp,  n.  {Bot.}  de   Jel  er  kuv- 

erig  ov  a  irCbt:  perikqrpium. 
Pericarpium,  Per-i-kqr-pi-um,  n.  {Bot.}  de  sam 

az  jerihcirp.  [ikejium. 

Peeich^tial,  Per-i-ke-Jal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  per- 
Perich^tium,  Per-i-ke-Ji-um,  ?i.  {Hot.}  de  levz 

at  de  bas  ov  de  stok  ov  de  froot  ov  a  mos. 
Perichoresis,  Per-i-ko-re-sis,  n.  [(?/'.]    a  goig 

i-snd  ab'st;  a  rotajon. 
Periclase,  Per-i-klas,  v.  a.  magnejian   mineral. 
Pericranium,    Per-i-kra-ni-um,    n.    {Anat.}    a 

membran  dat  kuverz  de  skul. 
Peeidodecahedeal,    Per-i-do-dek-a-he-dral,  a. 

havig  twelv  sjdz  el  r'snd,  er  hwen  el  qr  k'snted, 

apljd  tu  a  kristal.  [oljt. 

Peridot,  Per-i-dot,  7i.  {Min.}  de  prizmatik  kris- 
Peridrome,  Per-i-drom,  n.  a  galeri  or  an  ali  be- 

twen  kolumz  or  welz. 
Periecians,  Per-i-8-Janz,  n.  pi.  de  sam  az  per- 

icsij.     Se  {Periceci.} 
Perieegy,  Per-i-er-ji,  n.  nedles  kojon  in  an  oper- 

ajon;  busl;  tTnh\.~{JiA€t.}  a  bombastik  er  over- 

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I'KIl 


PxklOKK,  P<r-l-jf,   n.  {Atlron.)  dat  |>«ynt  ot  dr 

nxbut  urbit  hwig  ii  nrrvst  tu  de  vrt;  uynJtd  tu 

ipqjr. 
Pkhiueum,  I'er-i-j^-um,  n.  [L.]  de  um  ai /xn}'/-. 
Periuonk,  I'^r-i-gon,  i   n.    de    uiin    >x 

I'tuiuuNiiM.  lVT-i-g(i-ni-um,   j       ptriant. 
Periuoko,  P^r-i-gord,  n.  {J/in,}  an  or  ur  mag- 

gunen.  Idelineu/iin;  a  akrij. 

PtuiURAPli,  l'6T-\gn{,  n.  a   k^rle«  or  im|>^rfckl 
I'lJiiuv.NOua,  Pe-rij-i-nu«,  a.    ih<4.}  grciig  frum 

de  i<{<Jx  ov  u  kaliict. 
PebiuilLION,  Per-i-h<-ii-on,  n.,  pi.  Per-i-h^-li-a; 

{A*trim.)  de  p«mt  in   de  urbit  uv   a   planet  or 

koiuct  liwi<j  iz  neri-.^t  de  vun:  u|>tJzd  tu  a/elii'u. 
PtUIIlEXAHEDKAL,  Por-i-hi  k:«-ii-ht-<lrul,  a.  apljil 

tu  u  kri^«tiil  Uihz  primitiv  furui  haz  fur  fi'it,  and 

it:<  .><>k<>nduri  s\\ii. 
Peril,  Por-il,    n.    dnnjcr;   hazard;  jcp<irtli;  risk; 

drnuiiiiHjiiD;  daujcr  deninst  or  trctnd. 
Peril,   Por-il,  r.  t.  tu  endnnjer;  tu  put  in  peril. 
i'EUILUL'S,  Pdr-il-ii!4,    a.    dunjeru.';  hazardus;  ful 

IIV   ptTll. 

Pebilolsly,  Por-il-u»-li,  */f.  wid  peril; danjenuli. 

I'ElilLUL'tiMJiS,  Pdr-il-us-oeii,  N.  d^njerusnes. 

PEHiLVMru,  Per-i-liinf,  n.  {.ijuit.)  a  imupinnt, 
w.itcri,  or  tin  jelatinut  flt^id. 

Pekimetek,  Pr-rim-e-tor,  n.  de  s^-rkit  or  b'sndari, 
or  (1r  li'yt  uv  dt  bundiy  Ijn,  nv  a  plan  fi){ynr. 

Peuiuctauedral,  PiT-i-uk-ta-he-dnil,  a.  apl{d 
tu  u  kri.'tul  hoiz  pnmitir  form  hax  for  sjdi,  and 
it4  .it^koiiduri  at. 

Period,  Pt-ri-ud,  n.  an  interval  or  tjca  at  de  end 
ov  bwi<;  de  oain  feu6menon  ag6ii  taka  plas,  ai 
de  rcTulriJon  ov  <\  planet;— a  s^kl;  a  s^rkit;— a 
orriei  »v  '   :  '     .  diim/on; — de  end  or  kon- 

kli^jon;  'J   koiuplet  .•••nlen-s,  frtJin 

wun  ful  -'    ,   ■  :itor,  or  a  \Kisnj  or  serici  ov 

wurdt  deveiupi  lu  pruperli  kundkted  ]>qrt«; — 
a  mcirk  er  dot,  dua  [  .  1,  plast  at  de  end  uv  a 
sontcns. 

Periodic,  Pr-ri-<id-ik,  j  a.  rtlatig  tu  a  jjc- 

Periodical,  Pe-ri-6d-i-kal,  J  riod  or  periodi; 
hapnig  at  ri'gjular  or  stated  timi;  perf/truid  in 
II  »vrkit;  sn/rkiilur;  rcgytilar. 

Pkriodical,  Pe-ri-iVl-i-kal,  n.  a  publikajon  iji^d 
prrl6<likali,  az  a  revi(,  a  miigaz^n,  ks. 

Periodicalist,  Pe-ri-6d-i-kttl-ii*t,  n.  a  rjler  in  a 
prri.^likal  wurk.  [or  stntt-d  pcriiKlz. 

PtHiuuiCALLT,  Pe-ri-<id-i-kal-i,  aii.  at    rt-^'yular 

I'ERiuDKiTY,  I'c-ri-o-dis-i-ti,  «.  de  kwuliti  ov 
lirig  periodikal. 

I'ERKXCI,  l'er-i-e-«i,  n.  pi.  [£.]  pepl  b<&  liv  andcr 
de  Mim  (laralcl  ov  latitt^d,  but  in  6pozit  me- 
ridian i. 

I'eriostei'M,  Per-i-6«-tc-um,  n.  {Anat.)  a  fjbrus 
m"uil>nin   hwiq  inv^jt«  de  bum. 

PtRiFATETic,  IVr-i-i«-ti't-ik.  »i.  wun  ov  de  folo- 
er«  ov  Ari.«t<)tl.  He  Peripatotik.s  w<;r  so  namd 
fmni  de  wok.i  in  de  Li.<eum  hw:^''  Arint^Stl  tot; — 
irplikruili,  a  grat  w.>k<T:  an  Itinerant  prr<;iT. 

I'EUiPATETic,  Pir  '  .  .t.  belogig    tu   de 

IVrifKitelik.";  .\.  w.kin  »b>it. 

Peripatktical,  i  I  kal,  a.  de  sam  ax 

pri-ii^.il'tik. 

Peripateticiim,  Per-i-pA-l^t-i-sii.m,  n.  no/ons 
uv  de  Pcripat^tiks. 

Peripheral,  i'e-rif-«r-kl,  a.  rtUtig  tu  dt  pe- 
ri feri;  pvrif«rikal. 

Peripiikric,  Peri-f<»r-ik,  i  a.  rtlatig  tu  er 

I'ERiPiiERtCAL,  Pvr-i-f^-i-kal,  i  kon.oittig  ov  a 
jierifi-ri. 

PiRiFULRV  Pe-rif-«r-i,  n.  Mrkumferras  ov  a 
s^rkl,  •li|«".  or  udcr  kurrilincar  figri^r. 

PERiriiRA<;E.  )Vr-i-fr«i,  v.  I.  tu  rkspr^  b}  »^ 
kumlukuJ.in. 

Peripiirase,  Pt'r-i-frei,  n.  dr  sam  at  pcrifrati*. 
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PERiPiiRAiiTic,  Per-i-frA«-tik,  «.  i^rk- 
PerxpmrajiTical,  Per-i-fr*«-U-k*J,  a.  y\_t\\j  ..  r 

kuiiilukij'iu;  ekipr^ig  dt   Mnt  ur   irun   ward 

iii  Hi'  ni. 
\'i-    :  '  ALLY,  Per-i-fraj-likal-i,   ad.   wid 

li-. •    -  i-plu»,  n.  a  r«»j  rVDd  a   m  w  ■■• 

kuiti;  !)t'rKUiuna\  i^/on. 
Pkripviimo.xia,    Per-ipnii-tii^-ni-o,    •.     [Z,] 

1  mcal,        Per-ip-ni|-m6n-i  kal,       a. 

'.  penpQi^iiiuui. 
i'Eku-.sELUu.NY,  Per-ip-ui^-uu-ni,  h.  ao  inflaia 

••I'l.ii  <.v   At    lugz.  l«|di. 

Pekipulygo.n'al,  Pcr-i-pc>-lig-o-nal,a.barigiiMiu 
1'eripti.ral,  Pr-rip-tvr-ul,  a.  {^.irch.)  cnk&mpoM 

Hid  koluiuz  or  batluientn;  j.rripteru.«. 
Plkiptluolh.  Pr-rip-ter-u«,    a.   eukdm|jdut  wid 

koluiiiz;  |>fripteral. 
Periptery,  pE-ript«jr-i,  n.  {Arch.)  a  bildig  xur- 
vnded  wid  a  wig, )!,  or  paaaj,  or  wid  u  aiggl  rb 

ov  kiiluuiz.  [^aparatu*. 

Peuipltist,  Pe-rip-yii-ti»t,  n.  a  »mol,  tin,  kukig 
pLRiPVRiiiT,    Pe-rip-i-ri.tt,     ii.     a    ni|li-ibveut«d 

kukig  aiAraiut. 
I'ERIti,    Pe-ri.<,    n.      pi.    {/'ertian    Ji/ytA»i"^y)    u 

kl'Li  ov  iwajinari  beigz  klu!>li  ulfl  tu  de  oltx  or 

f^riz  ov  niur  uordeni  laiiti(dt. 
Periscia.n,  Pe-hJ-yan,  a.  buvin  Jadux  nl  ar'snd. 
pERiiiciA.vs,  Pt-ri/-yanz,  /  u.  pi.  |<rpl   hoiz  Jadux 
Peuiscii,  Pe-riJ-i-(,  i      iuJ<v  ol  aninii,  ax  dr 

inhabitant!)    widiii    de    ;lrktik    Rnd    Aiitqrktik 

H'-rklz. 
Pekii>cope.  Pdr-i-skup,  n.  u   rq  ol   mnd. 
Pkui.scopic,  Per-i-»k6p-ik,  i  a.  lukig  or  roig 

I'ERihConcAL,  Pir-i-»k6p-i-kal,  (      ol  niud;  apl{d 

(u  <i  k{nd  or  ii|iektaklx. 
Peri8U,  Per-iJ,  r.  I.  tu  d);  tu  be  dt.tlrtfd:  tu  b< 

lo.'^t;  tu  kuiu  tu   nutig;  tu  ek.ii>jr,  tu  drka. 
1'erimiiability,  Per-iJ-a-bil-i-ti,    n.    {>eri/ablnM. 
1'erisiiable,  i'er-ij-a-bl,  a.  I{abl  tu  |>eri/:   i^ob- 

jikt  tu  drka.  l'>"0  fwri/abl. 

PtRisiiABLENEJiS,  P^r-i/a-bl-ncfi,  h.  dt  atat  or 
I'eri.iiime.nt,  Per-i/mcnt,*  n.  dr  aki  or  p^ri/ig. 
1'i.bini-i.uM,  l'er-i-sp(rm,  n.  dt  te.<ta  or  albtimca 

iiv  .1  «rd. 
PER18I-IIERIC,   Por-i-«fdr-ik,  |    a.    ifrrikRl. 

Perispuerical,   Per-i-fUr-i-kal,  i        ntnd. 
Plrissulouv,   l'er-i-i<il-a-ji,   n.    {JiAet.)  rtddo- 

dau.';  uiiikroluji. 
PERibTALTic,  Pvr-i-«til-tik,  a.  {Amut.)  apl{d  tu 

dr  i>rkiilY'ir  moi<<n  uv  dt  into^'linx.  b]  bwig  d^r 

konteiitt  ^r  gradyuaJi  prufi^id  frv>m  wnn  end  ui 

de  kanal  tu  de  udcr. 
I'eristerio.n,  Per-is-t£-ri-on,  ■.  dt  ^rb  r^-rrian. 
Peristerite,  Pt-ri:i-ter-|t,  n.    iJii--}   a    var)r(i 

uv  fel!ij«;r. 
I'tRiKTOME.  P<ir-i-stum,  n.  {/i<4.\  a  Mt  ov  pro*- 

e.^cz  .'ur'Hndig  de  orifis  ov  de  icka  uv  a   nx'* 

periitoniium. 
Peristomil'm,  Per-i-st«^mi-ain,  m,  {B<4.}  a  ri^ 

or  frinj  uv  briiilx  or  ttt,  hwiq  qr  actad  imMuiUi 

belu  dc  uix/rki^lum  ur  mu«rx,  and   klux  up  di 

orifi.t  ov  de  wd  viv*.I. 
Pecistrlphu.  IVr  .    ao  cpit«t   api^ 

lu  |>niiur.\uiik  )<ii.  I  in  |4)rU,  b|  br- 
ig lik<t  on  t>t>  mIiii  1 \f. 

Peristyle.  IVriKiil,  «.  «i  bu.iig  cnkikmpMi  wid 

kuluuix  on  dr  in-;<l:  •!    '••rkul  ir  r-n)  •■»   plori- 
PERIhTYLIlM.    I  '*  «■•' 

»lii-i-u;  •)  k.  •■•» 

..n  tir  »id«:  >  •U' 


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Perisystole,  Per-i-sis-to-ls,  n.  {Med.}  de  pez 
dat  ensi|z  on  de  kontrakjon  ov  de  hqrt,  bcfcar 
ds  djastol  er  djlatajon  kan  folo.      [peritoneum. 

Peritoneal,  Per-i-to-ne-al,    a.    relatii]    tu    de 

Peritoneum,  Per-i-to-ne-um,  n.  {Anat.}  de  mem- 
bran  hwiq  envelops  de  abdominal  visera,  and 
Ijnz  de  kaviti  ov  de  abdomen. 

Peritrochium,  Per-i-tro-ki-um,  n.  {Mech.)  a 
hwel  er  serki^^lar  fram  ov  wud,  fikst  upon  a  sil- 
inder  or  aksl,  r^sud  hwiq  a  rop  iz  wsnd;  and  de 
hwel  and  silinder  beiij  mcDvabl  ab'st  a  komon 
aksis,  a  p-ser  apljd  tu  de  hwel  wil  raz  a  wat 
ataqt  tm  de  rop  wid  so  mug  de  grater  advantaj 
az  de  serkumferens  ov  ds  hwel  iz  grater  dan  dat 
ov  de  silinder.  Sis  mekanikal  p-ser  iz  keld  de 
(axis  i/i  periirachio.)  'de  windlas  and  kapstan 
qr  konstriikted  on  de  sam  prinsipl;  hwel  and 
aksl. 

Peritropal,  Pe-rit-ro-pal,  a.  turnig  ar-sndjrotari. 

Periwig,  Per-i-wig,  ji.  a  percok;  a  wig;  fels  h!\,r 
for  de  hed. 

Periwig,  Per-i-wig,t  v.  t.  tu  dres  in  fels  h^r. 

Periwinkle,  Per-i-wig-kl,  n.  a  smol  Jel-fiJ;  a 
kjnd  ov  fij-snal; — a  pereuial  evergren  plant. 

Perjure,  Per-jqr,  v.  t.  tu  I'urswiir;  tu  tant  wid 
peiji|ri.     It  iz  yi|,zd  wid  de  resiprokal  pron-sn. 

Perjured,  Per-jiyd,  p.  a.  gilti  ov  perji^ri;  obtand 
H  P^rj  V';  sworn  felsli.  [its  perji],ri. 

Perjurer,  Per-JTi,-rer,  n.  wun  hua  perji],rz  er  kom- 

Peejury,  Per-ji|,-ri,  n.  a  fels  ot'  er  swq,riij;— 
{Law}  a  wilful  fels  ot,  takn  in  a  kort  ov  jus- 
tis,  bj  a  witnes  lef  uli  rekwjrd  tu  depoz  de  trtob. 

Peek,  Perk,|  -v.  i.  tu  hold  up  de  hed  wid  an 
afekted  brisknes:  tu  perq. 

Perk,  Perk,]:  v.  t.  tu  dres;  tia  pragk. 

Perk,  Perk,j  a.  pert;  brisk;  ^ri:  Ijvli;  pr-sd. 

Perlate,  Per-lat,  a.  {Chem.}  apljd  tu  an  asid 
er  solt,  hwiq  iz  n  fosfat  ov  soda. 

Perlustration,  Per-lus-tra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
vi|ii)  ol  over. 

Permagy,  Per-ma-ji,  n.  a  litl  TurkiJ  bot. 

Permanence,  Per-uia-ncns,     ;  n.  de  stat  ov  beiij 

Permanency,  Per-ma-ncn-si,  )  permanent;  di^- 
rajon;  kontinyn^ans;  lastignes. 

Permanent,  Per-ma-nent,  a.  di^rabl;  not  dekaig: 
uncjfinjd;  ov  loij  kontiuyiyins;  lastiij.  [iijlu 

Permanently,  Per-ma-nent-li,  a.   di],rabli;  last- 

Permeability,  Per-me-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti 
ov  beig  permeabl.  [ated  or  past  trcD. 

Permeable,  Per-me-a-bl,  a.    dat  ma  be  perme- 

Permeate,  Per-me-at,  v.  t.  tu  pas  troo  de'porz 
er  interstisez  ov;  tu  pas  trcD.  [trtn. 

Permeation,  Per-me-a-Jon,   n.   de  akt  ov  pasiij 

Permiscible,  Pcr-mis-i-bl,*  a.  dat  ma  be  miggld. 

Permissible,  Per-mis-i-bl,  a  dat  ma  be  permit- 
cd;  al-s;»bl. 

Permissibly,  Per-mis-i-bli,  ad.  bj  permijon. 

Permission,  Per-miJ-on,  ji.  de  akt  ov  permitii); 
lev;  Ijsens;  al^ans;  grunt  ov  liberti;  a  permit. 

Permissive,  Per-mis-iv,  a.  grantiij  liberti,  not 
favor;  not  hinderiij,  do  not  apriDvig:  granted; 
suferd  wid-st  hindrans:  permited,  not'otorjzd  or 
favord. 

Peumissively,  Per-mis-iv-li,  ad.  bj  permijon; 
widTit  hindrans.  [permikstyon. 

Permistion,  Per-mist-yon,  ii.  de  akt  ov  miksiij; 

Permit,  l\r-iuit,  v.  t.  tu  al-s,  wid-st  komdnd;  tu 
siifer,  wid-st  (''tcjrjziij  or  apnuvii);  tu  al-s;  tu 
sufer;  tu  admit:  tu  konsent  tu;  tu  tolerat. 

Permit,  Per- mi  t,  nr  Per-mit,  n.  an  erder;  per- 
mijon; a  jitn  permijon  from  an  ofiser  ov  de 
kustomz,  dtorjziij  de  removal  ov  gudz,  subjekt 
tu  di^tiz,  from  wun  plas  tu  aniider. 

Permittance,  Per-mit-an.-;,  n.  al-sans;  permijon. 

Permittee,  Por-mit-e,  u.  wun  tu  h<Dm  permijon 
or  a  permit  haz  bin  granted. 


Permitter,  Per-mit-er,  n.  wun  hO)  permits. 
Permixtion,  Per-mikst-yon,  7i.  de  akt  ov  migglig. 
Permutation,  Per-mi|-ta-Jon,  n.  eksqanj  ov  wun 

fer  aniider; — {Algebra)   de    aranjment   ov    eni 

determinat  number  ov  tiijz  er  leterz,  in  el  posibl 

erderz,  wun  after  de  uder. 
Pernancy,  Per-nan-si,  n.  {Laic)  a  takii)  er  re- 

sevig.     Tjdz  in  iiernami  qr  tjdz  takn,  er  dat 

ma  be  takn,  in  kjnd. 
Pernicious,  Per-niJ-us,  a.   misqivus  in  de  bjest 

degre:  veri  hurtful;  rOiinus;  destruktiv. 
Perniciously,  Per-niJ-usli,   ad.  in   a   pernijus 

niiinor;  de-struktivli;  misqivusli;  rojiuusli. 
Perniciousness,  Per-niJ-us-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

beig  pernijus. 
Pernoctation,  Per-nok-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  woq- 

iij  trcD  de  njt.  [its  ov  land,  ks. 

Pernor,  Per-ner,  n.  {Law}  he  hiD  resevz  de  prof- 
Peronate,  Per-o-nat,   a.    {Hot.}    lad   tikli  over 

wid  a  wuli  substans,  endig  in  a  soft  mel. 
Peroration,  Per-o-ra-Jon,   ».   {Bhet.}    de  kon- 

klqdig  pqrt  ov  an  orajon,  in  hwiq  de  qrgqments 

qr  breili  rekapityqlated,  and  ernestli  enforst. 
Perovskite,   Per-ov-skjt,   n.   {Min.}   a.  mineral 

kontanig  titanium  and  Ijm. 
Peroxide,   Per-6ks-id,   n.    { Chem.}    a   substans 

havig  a  maksimum  ov  oksijen:  de  hjost  oksid 

ov  eni  metal.  [hjest  degre . 

Peeoxidize,  Per-6ks-i-djz,  v.  t.  tu  oksidiz  tu  de 
Perpender,  Per-pend-er,  ;    n.    a    kopig- 

Perpknd-stone,  Per-pend-ston,  i        ston. 
Perpendicular,   Per-pen-dik-yq-lar,   a.    krosig 

aniider  Ijn  at  rjt  agglz;  felig  at  rjt  agglz  on  de 

plan  ov  rte  horizon;  standig  at  rjt  agglz:  uprjt. 
Perpendicular,  Per-pen-dik-yq-lur,  «.  a  Ijn  fel- 
ig ou  de  plan  ov  de  horjzon  at  rjt  agglz;  a  Ijn 

felig  upon  er  intersektig  aniider  Ijn,  so  dat  de 

agglz  fermd  bj  de  intersekjon  qr  ekwal,  and  eg 

ov  dem  a  rjt  aggl. 
Perpendicularity,    Per-pen-dik-j^q-lar-i-ti,    n. 

de  Stat  ov  beig  perpendikyqlar. 
Perpendicularly,  Per-pen-dik-yq-lar-li,  ad.  in 

a  perpendikyqlar  maner;  at  rjt  agglz;  in  de  di- 

rekjon  ov  a  strat  Ijn  up  and  d-sn. 
Perpetrate,  Per-pe-trat,  v.  t.  tu  komit;  tu  per 

form;— oiwaz  yqzd  in  an  il  sens. 
Perpetration,  Per-pe-tra-Jon,  «.  de  akt  ov  per- 

petratig;  de  komijon  ov  a  krjm.  [trats. 

Perpetrator,  Per-pe-tra-tor,  n.  wun  hcb  perpe- 
Perpetual,  Per-pet-yq-al,   a.   never-sesig;  eter- 
nal, wid  respekt  tu  fqtiyiti;  kontinyqal;  unin- 

teriipted;    perenial;    lastig;    konstant;    insesant; 

unsesig.     Perpetijual  skra,   a  skrco   hwiq  akts 

agenst  de  tet  ov  de  hwel,  so  dat  de  akjon  kan 

olwaz  go  on. 
Perpetually,   Per-pet-yq-al-i,    ad.    konstantli; 

kontinyqali;  insesantli. 
Perpetuate,  Pcr-pet-yq-at,  v.  t.  tu  mak  perpet- 

yq,al;  tu  prezerv  from  ekstigkjon;  tu  kontinyri 

wid-st  sesajon  or  intenuijon. 
Perpetuation,  Per-pet-yq-u-Jon,   n.   de   akt  ov 

perpetyqatig;  de  akt  ov  makig  perpetyqal;  in- 
sesant kontinyiyms. 
Perpetuity,  Per-pe-tvi,-i-ti,   n.   de  stat  ov  beig 

perpetyqal:   dqrajon    tu   el   fqtiyiti;    eterniti; 

samtig  ov  hwiq  A:\r  iz  no  end;— a  sum  ov  muni 

dat  wil  purqas  a  perpetyqal  anqiti. 
Perphosphate,  Per-fos-fat,  ?i.  {Chem.}  a  selt  in 

hwiq  fosforik  asid  iz  kombjnd  wid  an  oksid,  at 

de  maksimum  ov  oksidajon. 
Perplex,  Per-pleks,  v.  t.  tu  disturb  wid  d-stful 

nojonz;  tu  entaggl;  tu  mak  agkjus;  tu  distrakt; 

tu  embaras;  tu  puzl;  tu  haras;  tu  konfqz;  tu 

nink  intr.kat;  tu  involv;  tu  veks. 
I'erplexedly,  Per-pleks-ed-li,  ad.  intrikatli;  wid 

invwlqjon. 


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Pti; 


r  (ilulut-cd  nei,   n.    intrikaji; 
ki-io,  PI',  a.  vmhAnaig;  dif- 


Piui .. 

ikuil;  inlrikdt 
Pekplkxitt,  Pcr-pl<Jks-i-ti,  n.  agtjeti;  dutnk/on 

c>v  in|nil;  oinbani^^ment;  difikulti;  entaQglment; 
intrikiii^i. 
PEBgiisiTK,  Pi.'r-kwi-tit,  ii.  Humlip  ubtand  bj  a 
|)1h.'4  »r  ufis  uvi-r  and  abdv  de  »cUd  Mlari;  a  gift 

or  ul>!iiiirt  in  udijon  tu  wujur. 
Pebquibition,  l\r-kwi-ii/-on,*  n.  an  dkytirat  in- 

kwjri;  u  turu  '?rq. 
Pkeron,  P^r-on,  n.  {Arch.)  a  st^rkos  vUid  uv  a 

biMi(). 
Peeuy,  PiJr-i,  n.  a  furmdntcd  liki>r  mad  uv  pi^rz. 
Persaltuu,  IVr  sal-tuin,  [L.]  "bja  leporjuinp." 
Pee  6E,  Per  8f,  [L.\  b|  liimsolf;  b|  bt-riMilf:  bi  it- 
self; bj  rtuuw^lvz;-  abstrukledii;  aluii;— (/>yjV) 

tigz  qr  sed  tu  be  koiuidcrd  per  se  bwvn  da  qr 

t^ikii  ill  de  ub.-trakt. 
Peesecl'TE,  IVr-st-kqt,  r.  t.  tu  ham."  wid  pcnal- 

tii,  j(^acrali  on  akiiiit  ov  upinyonc  in  relijun  or 

Rum  uder  subjckt  uv  inturv.tt  or  iin|«irtari!<:  tu 

banu;  tu  punti^  wid  mnligniti;  tu  pursq  wid 

rrprtc-d  akt«  ov  vonjana  or  enmiti;  tu  iinportiin 

mui]. 
Pereecutios,  Pfr-sc-ki^-Jon,  «.  At  akt  ov  pvrse- 

kqiii):  dc  »tat  ov  btifl  p\'ri(ekiitod;    malignant 

prii<f  kijjun. 
I'ermkc'iitor,  P<;r-8c-ktit-or,  n.  wun  hot»  (x/rsrkqts. 
PtUstVKRA.vcK,  IVr-^e-vrr-an!",  h.  dr  aki  uv  |i<,t- 

xrvcru):  [^r-Htcns  in  oni  deijn;  otodiuen  in  pur- 

.sqt-:  k>>n-'lan!<i. 
PeeiiKVkrant,  P\>r-st-v£r-ant,  a.   pen'istijj:  kon- 

st.tiil:  |>^>r.''f  vf  rifl. 
I'ereevere,    Pvr-»e-v£r,  v.  i.    tu   persist   in   an 

at4>mt:  tu  buld  on;  tu  ht  konstant;  tu  kontin- 

yq:  tu  pur.iq;  tu  prosrkqt;  tu  ia-iiat. 
Perskverinq,  Ptr-.xE-vcr-ii), /'/>.  a.  pcrsistioir^i- 

whit.  Iverans. 

I'tasEVKRisoLr,  P^r-se-vfr-ig-li,  ad.  wid  p<.'r>c- 
Pesbian,  Pi.T-jun,  n.  a  nativ  ov  P^rja:— (^iri-A.) 

a  mill  fi^yqr,  iiut^  ov  a  kulum,  tu  8Upurt  an 

entablatiir. 
Persian,  Per/an,  a.  rrlatig  tu  Porja;  ov  P?r/a. 

Ptrf.i/i  hfrl,  an  •;iijin  fxr  wjlTig  lindz. 
Pebsic,  Pi-r-rik,  a.   rrlatig  tu  PvrJa:--nt)tio   an 

•trior  (jv  I'lrkitcklyiir  in  hwiq  an  ontablatqr  is 

nu|«jrti'd  li|  dr  slutyqz  ov  men. 
Persiflaoe,  P%r-:>i-fl(^,  n.  [/>.{  {Jl  tok,  in  hwiq 

al  de  subjvktti  qr  trctcd  wi  t  loviti  or  bautvr. 
Persimmon-,  tVr-!<im-on,  n.  {£4.}  a  tre  and  it.' 

IrJi',  f'snd   in   de    Midi    and    Sudorn    Vqnjtcd 

St!lt^  ov  Ami'rika. 
PEBsi>r.  r  r  -i-t,  r.  i.  tu  p^rcevfr;  tu  kontinyij, 

f'  :  1,  or  (tcdfast:  not  tu  jfiv  aver. 

Pek-  '  r-«i«t-cn«,     I  M.    de  utnt  ov  jjcr- 

Pe>u>i.-<.  ..  <.  • ,   ror-sist-en-."!,  i      sittig;  koa-itaniii: 

|>^>r8rveran4;  6b«tina!<i:  k6ntqma!ii;— <<y/Vi  •«)  dc 

dqru/on  ov  de   imprcjon  or  Ijt   nn    dt   retina, 

alt  r  dr  Iniuinu.i  objokt  )i 
I'KBSISTKNT,  r.r-«i'it-oiiL,  a.  Iiilip  (,f. 

Pkbsistive,  I'or-hijt-iv.  «.  .-•  ;  .  .  ,   r-cvrrin. 

Person,  Pvr-«un,  n.  arijinali,  u   uiu^k  yqcd   b) 

Hainan  aktora;  hwcna,  karaktor  »4ijntd:  ■■k<lrri- 

or    !  ■^r     boili:   Jup  '       ' 

b<{-  I  man  or  wi  r 

in!'  'J.    wun  :  -  <  ■> 

hwi>;   a   u^u   or   prunin    b:iri,  lu   iJiuwt,;^    dc 

speker,  de  pfraon  <pL>kn  tu,  or  de  p^rvon  er  tig 

tipokii  or. 
Perso.nable,  P^<r-9on-a-bl,  a.  band^um:  pvsful; 

ov   gud    spmn«;      </-«^>    dat  kan  apir  and 

muntiin   ; 
PlRSOSAGi  ,  n.  a  i^rs  .n  ov  diittigk/on: 

cksleriur.>,  .- iktcr&siimJtir  rvpret^ntod.  i 


■il,  4.  rilatig  tu  ds 
'ig  tu   wuni  prirat 


not  ta 

prci 


tigs;— pck<( 
ent;   not    c 

Bclf.  I.        • 

real.  .  _  _      . 

ov  dr  trc  ^r-imiidk^i  |«  r>«u*. 

Pebso.n'al,  iVr-iHinnl,  II.  I  A<i<r)  mdkrabl  proparti, 
or  ;;udz:  in  opuzijun  tu  Uod«  and  t^tumeoi*,  ar 
rral  e^iliit. 

I'EBAO.VALiTr,  Pvr-»on-41-i-li,  n.  de  ttal  or  brig 
<i  ix.rM.u;  de  kwuliti  ov  bcig  p^rfcinal,  iodirid- 
yqaliti,  <j  reflck/on  or  remark  dir^ktli  or  of- 
fiir<ivli  apljd. 

Pkeso.vally,  I'vr-son-al-i,  aJ.  in  a  ji^rtonal  min- 
er: in  ii^TiKin;  in  prczcot;  not  bj  repreientttir; 
jMrtikyql'irli. 

I'ebso.valtv,  lVr-«on-al-ti,  a.  {Lair}  a  nam  fir 
\i\)T.  iNT,<.)UJil,  in  distigkjon  from  tigz  real;  an 
nk/on  iz  in  prri^malti  hwon  it  iz  bnit  a^^ott  de 
rjt  |K;rion,  or  de  p^-rsou  aj^dn.'tt  bitim  in  lo  it  Iji. 

I'eiisonate,  IVr-nun-at,  r.  t.  tu  reprtzi^nt  b;  a 
fikli/u.4  or  aiiqtnd  karaktcr,  8o  az  tu  [ia<  fur  dr 
I-'Rion  roprrzenteil;  tu  reprezenl  bj  fanig  a  kar- 
iiktiT:  111  akt:  tu  k'lKnterfit.  ^karak^  r. 

rKBisONATE,  IVr-s  <n-at,    r.  I.    tu    pla  <i  fikiiu-* 

I'eb^o.vate,  IVr  .lon-at,  a.  {Ii  t.)  Ubiat,  wid  dt 
luiliit  ov  dc  luor  lip  pre-iig  a^^nut  de  upcr  lip. 

I'eeso.vatiov,  Pvr-i«on-ik-/on,  ii.  de  akt  o»  p<r- 
.'••iiMtii);  n  kiditcrfit.  hi  performer. 

Perj>onat(ib,  I'vr-son-a-tor,  n.  wun  n>ti  |>^n«oaaU; 

I'tRjiONKiTV.  IVr-s-in-^-i-ti,  n.  |ivr!kinaliti. 

Pebso.vificatio.v,  IVr-wn-i-fi-kii-Jon,  n.  dr  akt 
ov  per?onifjig:--(yi'A^/.>  a  figyqr  bj  hwi-j  inan- 
iiunt  objek'-  -  -  -•  ■''ntcd  az  cndqd  wid  l^f 
and  uk/(in:  .  i. 

PERsoxirr,  I  .  r.  t.   tu  reprti^nt  wid 

dt  ulribqt.4  ..v  .i  j-r-.u;  tu  ^nj  from  a  tig  tu 
"I  i-r.-on. 

I'erso.v.vel,  P4r-iiu-n<l.  ».  [Pr.]  de  ragk,  apffot- 
ment,  and  dqiit  ov  de  p^ritonz,  mi^n,  or  ofiscn 
bclogig  tu  an  qrmi,  as  diitiggwijt  from  de  r««- 
taritl.  or  pruivijonz.  qrmz,  ekwipej,  A«. 

I'tajsi'EtTiVK,  PiT-!<|jek-tiv.  n.  a  glan  trta  hwi^ 
t\\]i.  qr  vqil:  a  visto;  a  vq:  a  pro«|*kt;— de  akt 
ov  •iFliiiriitig,  on  a  plan,  objekLs  az  da  ap^r  tu 
an  (  |>lnst  at  a  givn  b^t  and  distan*. 

I'ERBrKcTiVK,  Per-!<i>^k-tiv,  a.  rrlatig  tu  dr  lieos 
ov  vijun:  optik.  [a  giaa. 

I'tRspvmvKl.T.  P»T-«pi'k-tir-lt,  *//.  Aj^'ikii!!;  f«b 

'■'          ■  .        .  .      . .  ;■ 

ov  rji.  <ii^<iiiig.  akqlj  kifr. 
pERsriOAcioi'SLT,  P^r-spi-ki-Jiu-li,  ad.  in  a  pfr- 

."pika/m  maiier. 
I*EK&i-i(;ACiot'8.\ES8,  Pfr-ypi-ka/us-DM,  |   n.     dc 
Perspicacitv,  Pvr-gpi-kan-i-ti,  |     kwoJ- 

iti  uv  brig  iM-rnpika/ui;  akqtnei  or  (}tar  diifro- 

in'.-nt. 
I'ERsricuiTT,  Pfr-»pi-k4-i-ti,  m.   At  kwoliti   or 

brig  {H-r  pikyqu^:   kJeme«  tu  dr  m^nd;   tiinoa 

tu    l>r   iin<l'T«rri<l;  frr<l"in   fp>ra  oS.kqrili. 
"    :     .  '.    '  '  r   KB 

i  dt 


r,, 

pLK-i  ..  .  ...  - 

fn>in  oli-kq: 
Pes.<<r!K  <Rt » 

I'l 


1,  a.  dat  BMi   be  par- 

in.  N.  dr  akt  or  par- 
Itikrqljr  purm. 


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Perspirative,  Per-spjr-a-tir,      )    a.    perfermii) 
Peespikatoky,  Per-spjr-a-to-rj,  I        &s   akt    ov 

perspirajon. 
Peespire,  Per-spjr,  v.  i.  tia  eksyvid  bj  or  trcD  de 
skin  er  porz;  tu  perfenn  ekskrejon  bj  de  porz; 
tu  svret. 
Perspire,  Per-spjr,  v.  t.  tu  emit  bj  de  porz. 
Perstringe,  Per-strinj,*  v.  t.  tu  tug  er  glans  upon. 
Persuadable,  Per-swad-a-bl,*  a.  dat  ma  be  per- 

swaJed;  pcrswazibl. 
Persuade,  Per-swad,  v.  t.  tia  k'snsel  er  adviz  wid 
efekt;  tu  dre  er  inkljn  de  wil;  tu  kez  tu  akt; 
tu  infh|ens  bj  (^rgi],ment  er  eksposti^lajon;  tu 

cutis;  tu  egzort;  tu  preval  upon. 
Persuader,  Per-swad-or,  n.  wun  hiD  perswadz. 
Persuasibility,  Per-swa-zi-bil-i-ti,  n.  kapabiliti 

ov  beiij  porswaded.  [swaded. 

Persuasible,  Per-swa-zi-bl,  a.  dat  ma   be   per- 
Persuasiox,  Per-swa-goD,   n.    de  akt   or   qrt   ov 

perswadiij;   eksortajon;   entjsment;   de    stat   ov 

beig  perswaded;  kred;  bclef;  opinyon. 
Persuasive,  Por-swa-siv,  a.  havii)  p'ser  tu  per- 
swad:  inflq^ensiij  de  wil  or  pajonz;  hertatori. 
Persuasive,   Per-swa-siv,    n.    eksortajon;  4'"o^l" 

ment;  importixniti. 
Persuasively,  Per-swa-siv-li,  ad.  ia  suq  a  maner 

;iz  tu  perswiid. 
Persuasiveness,  Per-swa-siv-nes,  »i.  dekwolitiov 

beii)  perswasiv.  [swad:  perswasiv. 

I'ersuasory,  Per-swa-SQ-ri,  a.  havii)  p'ser  tu  per- 
Persulphate,    Per-sul-fat,    n.    {Ghem.}    a  selt 

kompuzd  ov  sulfqrik  asid  and  a  peroksid. 
Peesultation,  Per-sul-ta-Jon,  n.  an  erupjon  ov 

at  blud. 
Pert,  Pert,^;  a.  sesi;  forward;  bold  and  lokwajus. 
Pert,  Pert,  n.  a  pert  er  over-forward  person. 
Pertain,  Per-tan,   v.  i.   tu  beloi);  tu  relat;  tu 

apertan. 
Perthite,  Pert-jt,  n.  {Min.y  a  varjeti  ov  felspqr. 
Pertinacious,  Per-ti-na-Jus,  a.  obstinat;  stuborn; 

perversli  rezoli|t; — rezolqt;  stedi. 
Pertinaciously,  Per-ti-na-Jus-li,  ad.   in  a  per- 

tinnjus  manor;  obstinatli;  stubornli.  [asiti. 

J'ertinaciousness,  Per-ti-na-Jus-nes,  n.    pertin- 
Pertinacity,  Per-ti-mis-i-ti,«.  de  kwoliti  ov  beii) 

pcrtinajus;  obstinasi;  stubornnes;  persistensi. 
Pertinence,  Per-ti-nens,    )  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beii) 
1'ertinency,  Per-ti-nen-si,  \       pertinent;    fitnes; 

proprjeti;  tu  de  purpus;  relevansi;  aprcapriatnes; 

;lpozitnes. 
Pertinent,  Per-ti-nent,  a.  related  tu  de  mater 

,n  hand;  just  tu  de  purpus;  not  yqsles  tu  de 

oiul  propozd;  apozit;  fit;  relevant;  apropriat. 
Pertinently,  Per-ti-nent-li,  ad.  apozitli;  tu  de 

pu'pus.  [pertinens. 

Pertinentness,    Per-ti-nent-nes.    n.     apozitnes; 
Pertly,  Pert-li,   ad.    in  a  pert'  maner;  smqrtli; 

•*"■■*'''•  [sesincs. 

Pertxess,  Pert-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti   ov  beig    pert; 
1'erturb,  Per-turb,  v.  t.  tu  diskwjet;  tu  distu'rb; 

tu  di.-^erdcr.  '  [turbans. 

Perturbance,  Per-tiirb-ans,  ?i.  perturbajon:  dis- 
1'erturbate,  Per-tiir-bat,  or  Per-tur-bat,  v.t.  tu 

diskwjet;  tu  disturb;  tu  pcrtdrb. 
1'ekturbation,   Per-lur-ba-Jon,   ;i.    diskwjet   ov 

rajnd;   distiirbans;    disorder;     konf\i3on;   kez  ov 

diskwjet;  komiajon  ov  pajouz.  [tiirbz. 

]'i:kturbator,    Por-tur-ba-tor,   n.   wun  hcD  dis- 
I'erturber,  Per-tiirb-cr,  n.  a  disturber. 
PeRTUSE,  Per-ti'iH,  a.  bord  trot);  pdrforatod. 
Pertusion,  Per-t4-3on,  71.  de  aid  ov  persig;  hoi 

mad  bj  persig;  a  porforajon. 
Pertusis,  Per-tiis-is,  n.  {Med.)  de  hiDpig-kof. 
J'ERUKE,  Per-djk,  n.  a.  kap  ov  fols  hq,r;  a  periwig. 
Peruke,  Per-cok,  v.  t.   tu   turnij  wid  percoks  or 

wigz. 


I  Peeuke-maker,  Per-ak-ma-ker,  n.   a.  maker  ov 
I      perooks;  a  wig- maker. 
Perule,  Per-iDl,  n.  {Bot.}  de  kuver  ov  a  sed. 
Perusal,  Pe-rd)z-al,  n.  de  akt  ov  percozig;  egzam- 
inajon.  [amin. 

Peruse,  Pe-nt)z,  v.  t.  tu  red;  tu  obzerv;   tu  egz- 
Perusee,  Pe-ri6z-er,  n.  wun  hco  periDzez;  a  reder. 
Peruvian,  Pe-ra)-vi-an,  a.  belogig  tu  Percb. — I'e- 
rcovia/i,  hqrk,  or  sinkona,  a  bqrk  from  a  Percovi- 
an  tre,  mug  yi\,zd  in  medisin. 
Pervade,  Per-vad,  v.  t.  tu  permeat;  tu  pas  tr© 
de  hoi  ekstent  ov;  tu  ekstend  troo.  [ig. 

Pervading,  Per-vad-ig,  pp.  a.  pasig  troD;  penetrat- 
Pervasion,  Per-va-jon,  n.    de  akt  ov  pervadifl; 

de  Stat  ov  beig  pervaded. 
Pervasive,  Per-va-siv,  a.  havig  p-ser  tu  pervad. 
Perverse,  Per- vers,  a.  distorted  from  de  rjt:  ob- 
stinat in  de  rog;  stuborn;  untraktabl;  untoard; 
spitful;  petyn^lant;  veksajus. 
Perversely,  Per-vers-li,  ad.  in  a  pervers  maner; 

spjtfuli.  [ig  pervers. 

Perverseness,  Per-vers-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  be- 

Perversion,  Per-ver-Jon,  71.  de  akt  ov  pervertig; 

At  Stat  ov  beig  perverted;  qanj  tu  sumtig  wurs. 

Perversity,  Per-ver-si-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

pervers;  il-dispozijon;  perversnes;  krosnes. 
Perversive,  Per-ver-siv,  a.  tendig  tu  pervert  or 

koriipt. 
Pervert,  Per-vert,  v.  t.   tu  distert  from  de  trco 

end  er  purpus;  tu  koriipt;  tu  turn  from  de  rjt; 

tu  entis  tia  il.  [rjt;  korupted. 

Perverted,  Per-vert-ed,  p.  a.  turnd  asjd  from 
Pervertee,  Per-vert-er,  n.    wun  hen  perverts;  a 

koriipter.  [verted. 

Pervertible,  Per-vert-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  per- 
Pervicacious,  Per-vi-ka-Jus,*  a.  spjtfuli  obstinat. 
Pervious,  Per-vi-us,   a.   dat  ma  be    permeated, 

penetrated,  er  past  trcD;  admitig  pasaj;  perme- 

abl.  [pervius. 

Perviousness,  Per-vi-us-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
Pervis,  Per-vis,  n.     Se  {Purvis.} 
Pesade,  Pe-zqd,  w   Pe-zad,  n.    [Fr.l  de  mojon 

hwiq  a  hers  maks  in  razig  er  liftig  up  hiz  for 

kwarterz. 
Pessary,  Pes-a-ri,  n.  {Med.}  a  smel  rol  ov  sum- 
tig,  az  ov  lint,  medikated  for  trustig  intu  de 

yij^terus  on  ekstrordinari  okajonz. 
Pessimist,  Pes-i-mist,  ,*.  a  yv^niversal  komplancr; 

oijozd  tu  optimist.  [ov  peblzi 

Pessomancy,  Pes-o-man-si,  n.  divinajon  bj  menz 
Pest,  Pest,  n.  plag;  pestilens;  a  person  er  tig  mis- 

givus  er  destruktiv. 
Pester,  Pes-ter,  v.  t.  tu  disturb;  tu  perpleks;  tu 

haras;  tu  enkiimber.  [turbz. 

Pesterer,  Pes-ter-er,  n.  wun  hcD  pesterz  er  dis- 
Pest-house,  Pest-h-js,  n.  a  hospital  for  personz 

infektcd  wid  eni  pcstilenjal  dizez. 
Pestiduct,  Pes-ti-dukt,  n.  [Z.]  dat  hwig  konvaz 

kontajon. 
Pestiferous,  Pes-tif-er-us,  a.  propagatig   pesti- 
lens; destruktiv;  misgivus;  pestilenjal;  malignant; 

infekjus. 
Pestilence,  Pes-ti-lens,  n.  a  kontajus  er  infekjus 

dizEz,  hwig  iz  epidemik,  er  endemik,  and  mortal; 

de  plag;  pest;  kontajus  distemper. 
Pestilent,  Pes-ti-lent,  a.   prodn,sig  pestilens  er 

plagz;  malignant;  pestilenjal;  misgivus;  destrdk- 

tiv. 
Pestilential,  Pes-ti-len-Jal,  a.   partakig  ov  dc 

natyi;,r  ov  pestilens  er  ov  de  plag;  prodii,sig  pes- 
tilens; infekjus;  kontajus;  misgivus;  destruktiv; 

pernijus;  pestilent.  [pestilens. 

Pestilentially,  Pes-ti-len-Jal-i,  ad.  bj  menz  ov 
Pestilently,  Pes-ti-lent-li,   ad.    misgivusli;  de- 

struktivli.  [in  a  mortar, 

Pestillation,  Pes-ti-la-Jon,*  n.  de  akt  ov  pundi^ 


PET 


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PBW 


PnrLB,  P^-l,  «r  P(M-tl,   n.    an    initra>innot  wi(t 

hwin   oiii  tig   if   brukii  ia  a   uortar.     II  fjtsl  ov 

park,  a  gumou  uv  bakn. 
P»T,  l*ot,t  n.  a  »\\t  aogvr  or  pa/un;  a  iljt  fit  ov  pcv- 

i/neti-.-a  l>m   taku  in(u  it  h-»»  and  bn>t  up  b^ 

hand:  a  knil  lam;  eni  krttyqr  or  i><;r»on  dat  it 

f.iii.lM  or  inddljd.  [ddlj. 

I'lT,  rcl,J  r.  ^  tu  Irrt  ag  a  pet;  tu  fondl;  tu  in- 
FrrAL,  I'^t-al.  «r  l'£-tal,  n.  <//■/.)  a  flucr-Uf;  a 

divijoD  ov  At  kor6la  ov  a  plant. 
Fktalixc,  iMt-a-lin,  m.  {B<>t.)   relatig  tu  or  l^k 

a  |H.-t.tl. 
I'KTALisif,  P^i-al-ii-in,  n.  a  form  ov   bani/ment 

uodo  dr  .Sirakqjanz,  for  fjv  yen,  bj  ritio  dc 

nam  ov  At  obnok/ui  fx.'n»on  on  u  Ir!. 
Pktalite,  IVt-al-jt,  n.  (Min.)  a  r^r  ininoral,  hav- 

i{]  fuliatod  Rtruktyiir. 
PrTALLEO,  IVt-ttId,  a.  furni/t  wid  petoli. 
I'tTALOiD,  I'lH-a-lfd,  A.  {Bit.}  rcz^mblio  a  pet*l. 
I'kTALOis,  l*^t-a-Iu.»,  a.  haviy  pelnlz. 
I'CTAL  riiiAPED,  I'^t-al-Juj.t,  a.  Jiipt  l{k  a  petal. 
I'ktard,  I'r-ttird,    n.  [/V.J  {JUL}  an  enjin,  q<irjd 

wid  (iTlder,  rctinnblig  in  jfHp  a  h|-krund  hat,  for- 

m<?rli  mui;  yiltd  for  bmkig  gaL«,  barikadi,  As. 
I'£TARDEica,  l'ot-ar-<l<r,   a.    wun   ba>   maoajet  a 

\irV[M. 
I'rr.v-'  -    ^'         -u",  n.  [£.]  a  bn>l  kuvcrig  for  dr 

hi  «fi{)''  kap.— {,-frt-A.)  a  ki'ipula  in 

dr  ^.l-brimd  kap. 

CrrAuaiiiT,   l'e-ui-ri»l,  h.    {Z"i.}    a   rnqrai^pial 

animil  hwi<]  hat  dr  pvorov  takig  ek.tt^n-tiv  lt|>.4 

trJ>  dr  ^r. 
PrrEcaiiC,  Pt-te'-kt-e,  a.  pi.   [L.]  (M«d.}  smel, 

Ti-i\,  iK-jftilcn/ul  spots. 
I'tTEOHiAi-,  Pr-ti-kt-al,  a.  pcstilcnjali  s|M>tcd. 
I'KTKJiAao,  Pot-f-ni-ro,  a.     Se  {I'fHfrrni.) 
I'KTbKCL,  l'«5tor-cl,  a.  a  »r-b^rd.     Sr  {I'Hrtl.) 
PirriiB-PCMCK,  Pit-er-pcn«,  a.  pi.  a  tribynt  ov  a 

{H-rii  from  evori  b'ss  in  Ig^land,    udprwji  kold 

Uurn-sli-t,  fiirmerli  pod  tu  de  pup,  at  I^ma<-da. 
PETtawoRT,  Pf-ter-wurt,  n.  a  plant. 
PcTtoLAR,    Pot-i-o-iar,    a.    or  or   bclogig    tu  a 

p"tiul. 
Petiole,  P«t-i-oI,  n.  {Bol.}  At  stok  or  a  Uf. 
Petiolule,  P^t-i-o-lql,  n.  a  litl  petial. 
Petit,  Pr-u't,  P^t-e,  «r  Pdt-it,  «,  [Fr.]  smel;  litl; 

iiikon<i'lcrjbl:  poti. 
Petitio.v,    Pt-ti/-on,  n.    a  nkw6»t;  entrtti;  sup- 

liknj'iii:  u  •iijj^l  pqrt  or  qrtikl  ov  a  pr:^er. 
Petition,  I'r-tiJ-on,  v.  t.  tu  sollsit;  tu  suplikat; 

tu  enircL 
Petitiomarily.    Pr-ti/-on-a-ri-li,  ad.    h\  wa  or 

p.--  •         -'     -      ^    ',  V     -von. 
PRTi  .  .H.  Rdplikatori:  kum- 

i|i  ^  [■rti/oni  or  rr kweitii. 

Petith'Slr,  1",   '.jj  uii  cr,  M.  wun  ha>  i«tiJoni. 
Petitio  ruixcipii,     Pf-tiJ-i-u  prin-»ip-i-j,    [L.] 

{L-Kji-  )    "U  begin  ov  de  kwoatjon;"  or  df  takig 

•>v  a  tig  fttr  tntk,  hwiq  ii  f«U,er  hwi^  rtkwirt  tu 

br  |»nt»vd.  [a  fop. 

Petit-maitre,  I*  X.  [Fr.]  a  kokakom; 

PtTir-TREAso.v.  1,  a.    Se  (TVwaaoa.) 

Petr*:,  l*«-i<T,  "  ;  f tor. 

Petreax,  Pr-trc-;ui,  a.  rcUlig  tu  a  rok  or  *ton. 
Petreu  Pt^e-rcl,  a.  a  sr-fvl,  or  b<;rd  ov  dr  klai 

ov  •  '■•    -       ••f  apcran.t  ov  hwiq  ar<<nd  a 

V'  ■:>'*»'}  ov  a  »t.irm;   knid  nUo 

>.'■■  •  '•J,  ao<l  iiudrr  Kltrii  pivx. 

PETRtx  KM'K,     i'r-tr«9-«aa,    a.    de  akt   ov    brig 

liiriid  in  sitwn.  [nfl'D- 

Petrcsceht.   i'e.-trfe-«nt,  a.   bckdmig  ftun;  p4t- 
Petrifactiom.  Pot-ri-fik-/on,  a.  de  akt  or  p4t- 

riQin:  !>tiit  ov  bcig    petrif(d  or  turad  tu  Hoa; 

dat  hwitj  ii  pctrifjd  or  mad  iton. 
PETRirACTirB,    Pct-n-fak-liv,  a.    harig  de  p««r 

tu  potrifj. 


P>        >  k,  a.  harig  pver  ta  qaaj  l« 

\'i..~-. Ivi-ri-fi-kA-Jon,  a.  patrifak/o*. 

i'KTRirr,  I'ci-ri-ti,  "■  '•  ^^  V*"]  ^^  *Um\  lu  OMk 

kalu*,  oWiirat,  or  hqrd;  t-j  fik«. 
PETRirv,  Pet-ri-fi,  r.  I.   t   .  •  jQ. 

Petrilite,  Ptt-ril-it,  «.  uv  feUpqr. 

Petrise,  Pf-trin,  a.  rcla    ^  iii«r. 

Petrol,  I'^-trol,  b.  um  ax  \i'ttfi<<tin.y 
Petrolel'U,  Pe-tru-lr-um,  n.  a  br'«n  likvid  M- 

tiimcn.  f'snd  in  Pvrjia,  de  Wcit  Indee,  and  ad«r 

iiqrtii  ov  Amerika,  and  (ovrral  pqrt*  ov  Yqrjp. 

It  it  kxlil  olau  r<4;-o/  aod  Ii<irb»J<jt  tqr. 
I'ltuoline,    iVt-rvj^lin,  a.   a  suUtaiu  ubtaod  b) 

ili-iiho  |>rtrulcum.  [rok*. 

I'ETROLOuy,   I'r-trul-o-ji,  a.  a  diiiuSn  konivmig 
Pltronel,    Piit-ro-Dcl,    a.    a  pietol;  a  smol  gua 

yqtd  b{  a  hitnman;  petrel. 
Petro  si  lex.  I'e-tro-sj-leks,  a.  {if in.)  homaluo, 

or  kiiui|ia)ct  fi-l.ipqr. 
Petrol'h,  I'r-tru.<,  a.  stoni;  rex^mbiig  ston. 
Petticoat,  P^t-i-kut,  a.  de  luor  p^jri  ov  a  wam- 

anz  dren.  [fcmal. 

Petticoat,    P«Jt-i-kot,  a.    bel6gig  tu  a  petik«t; 
Pkttikoo.  P6t-i-f»g,  r.  I.  tu  pU  At  p^tif.,;er. 
PETTiKOtiOEa,    P^t-i-fog-er,    a.    a  pcii,  «iaol-ral 

I  •Vir.  [f*tif..t;ir:  trik. 

PE-TTiroouERT,    P<t-i-fog-«r-i,    a.     praktii  ov  a 
Pettinem,    P^t-i-oea,  n.   (molnes;  litlnes,  unim- 

{•irtans. 
Pettish,  P^t-i/,  a.  fretful;  perij;  p^tjqlaat. 
Pettish LT,    Pdt-i/-li,  ad.    in  a  pet;  p^tyi^antli, 

freifuli. 
PETTi8HN»aa,  P<}t-iJ-nc*,  a.  fretfulne*;  perijnes. 
I'ettitoes.  Pi^t-i-toi,  a.  pi.  de  fet  or  a  yog  pig; 

-  Iqdikruili,  de  t4;>i  jdncrali. 
Petto,    P^t-ij,    a.    [Jt.]    de    br«t;— flgyr^ratirli, 

privasi;  aa,  "in  p«to,"  dat  ii,  in  reifrv;  in  m- 

krvai.  [ronel. 

Pettrel,  P^t-rol,  n        ■  "it  for  o  hon;  p*t- 

Pettt,  IVt  i,  a.  !>;i  rabl;  inferior;  litJ; 

trjflij);  trivial;  fr:. 
Petttchops,    Pdt-i-.:«p»,    H.    a  kjnd  or  wagUl, 

ki>ld,  in  mim  pqrts,  de  hmt-hfrd. 
Petty  COT,  Pel-i-k»,  a.  an  f rb. 
Prttywiiix,    I'4t-i-hwin,    n.    a  plant   kold  alaa 

nrdl-furz. 
Peti'la.hce,  I'  '       V  liti  oT  bcif 

Petulancy,  I  mt;  aMJim; 

|TviJn'-<.  il   •       ,  .toonaa. 

Petulant,   Pei-yq-laui,  a.  auai;  pcrv^;  abqiriv; 

fM'tiJ;  fn-tful:  p?rt;  wontoo. 
Petulantly,   Pet-yi^-lant-li,  ad.  in  a  p^t/i^Uat 

manor;  porlli. 
Pkti'nse,  Pr-tdn.<,     )  a.   {Min.)   (kirulan  kla;  a 
Petuntse,  Pr-fdnts,  I      varjrti  ov  I'rUpqr. 
Peucedanine,  Pq-i^M-a-nin,  a.  {Ckfm,}<x  pcki^l- 

yar    priiuipl    ubtand     from    dr    (jMttctaaimm 

.i(ti<i'naU,)  or  «e-«ulfurwurt. 
Pel'RIIICA.s,  Piir-mi-kon,  a.  pot«d  bcf.  Sc  {Ptm- 

mu-an.)  [in  a  cur;. 

Pew,  Pi^  a.  a  Mt,  or  several  scte  enklusa  tug^er, 
Pew,  Pii,  r.  t.  tu  fumij  wid  pqt. 
Pew  doue,  Pii-dur,  a.  dc  dur  ov  a  pt^. 

pe:",'!.Iw:.,m--<^-'*'-'''=''''*p-»- 

PEwrELLOW,  Pi^-fel-o,*  a.  a  kompanyon. 
Pewter,    Pi^-t/>r,   n.    an  qrtifi/al  metal,  brig  aa 

alcir  or  tin  and  led,  tug^der  wid  a  litJ  intioMai, 

liok,  or  koper,— de  pqter  plait  and  di/ea  ia  • 

hits. 
Pewter,  Pi^-ter,  a.  rclalig  tu  ar  aiad  or  polar. 
Prwterer,    Pi^-ter-«r,    a.    a  nail  b*  waeb  ia 

pi;ter. 
Pew-woman,  Pi^-wum-an,  a.  a  wumaa  ba  koa- 

ddkta  itraigera  tu  a  p<(  la  a  farv 


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Pexity,  Peks-i-ti,  w.  &z  nap  er  Jag  ov  klot. 
Phenning,  Fen-ij),  n.  a  smel  Jerman  koper  kern, 

ov  de  valyq,  ov  onli  ab'st  wun  twelt  ov  a  fqrdip. 
Ph^nogamous,    Fs-nog-a-mus,  a.    {Bot.}  haviD 

fl-serz  and  ssdz  dat  qr  vizibl.  [eno?i.} 

Ph.enomexon,  Fc-niJiii-E-non,  n.  Ss  {Phemmi- 
Phaeton,  Fa-£-ton,  n.  a  kind  ov  lofti,  opn  Jaz, 

upou  for  hwelz;  so  namd  from  Faston,  de  fabld 

driver  ov  de  cariot  ov  At  sun. 
Phagedena,    Fag-e-ds-na,    n.    an  ulscr  dat  Ets 

awa  At  flej. 
Phagedenic,  Fag-e-den-ik,      |   a.   rslatig  tu  er 
Phagedenous,  Fag-e-de-nus,  \      kq,rii)  an  ulser; 

korodiij;  ulserus. 
Phalaxgean,    Fa-lan-JE-an,  a.   rslatii)  ta  a  fa- 

laijks; — notii)  serten  bonz  in  de  fingerz  and  toz. 
Phalaxgee,    Fa-lan-jer,    n.    {Zool.}  a  jsnus  ov 

mqrsT],pial  animalz.  [ov  spjderz. 

Phalangious,  Fa-lan-ji-us,  a.  relatii)  tu  a  jsnus 
Phalanx,  Fti-lai)ks,  or  Fal-aijks,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Fa- 

lan-J£z,    {Eng'y  Fa-laijks-ez,  e;-  Fal-aijks-ez,  a 

klos,  kompakt  bodi  ov  men; — orijinali  apljd  tu 

a  MasedoDEan  troop; — de  klasikal  plcDral./aZa/i- 

jez,  iz  apljd  tu  ds  smel  bonz  in  ds  fiijgerz  and 

toz. 
Phalaeis,    Fal-a-ris,  n.    {Bot.}  a  smel  jsnus  ov 

grasez,  wun  spe/szov  hwiq  prodvj,sez  Kanari-sed. 
Phalecian,   Fa-le-Jan,  a.  notiij  versez  ov  Elevn 

silablz. — Ritn  olso  {Pkaleiician.} 
Phalerope,  Fal-E-rop,  n.  {Ornith.)  a.  spsjEz  ov 

wadii)  berd. 
Phanerogamic,  Fan-£-ro-gam-ik,     )  a.  havig  dE 
Phanerogamous,  Fan-e-rog-a-mus, )    rsproddk- 

tiv  organz  vizibl. 
Phantagin,  Fan-ta-jin,  n.  {Zool.)  a  kwodrffiped 

kuverd  wid  skalz.  [ment. 

Phantascope,  Fan-ta-skop,  n.  an  optikal  instroo- 
Phantasm,  Fan-taz-m,  )  n.  an  ap£ran3,jenerali 
Phantasma,  Fan-taz-ma,  \      a  van  and  ^ri  apsr- 

ans;  sumtiij  apErii)  tu  dE  imajinajon;  a  vi^on; 

a  spekter:  a  fantom. 
Phantasmagoria,  Fan-taz-ma-go-ri-a,  n.  an  op- 
tikal aparatus,  bj  niEnz  ov  hwiq  de  imajez  ov  ob- 

jekts  kan  b£  magnifjd  or  diminijt  at  pleji^r,  and 

mojon  givn  tu  dem,  hwqrbi    a  strog  ilij^gon  iz 

prodiist;  a  sert  ov  majik  lantern. 
Phantasmagorial,  P'an-taz-ma-go-ri-al,  a.  fan- 

tazmagorik. 
Phantasmagoric,    Fan-taz-ma-gor-ik,  a.  rslatig 

tu  fantazmagoria. 
Phaxtasmascope,  Fan-taz-ma-skop,  n.  an  opti- 
kal instrument,  invented  bj  Dr.  Rojet,  hwiggivz 

ds  aperans  ov  moJon  tu  figyq,rz. 
Phaxtasmatography,   Fan-taz-ma-tog-ra-fi,    n. 

a  dsskripjon  ov  SElestyal  aperansez,  az  de  ran- 

bo,  &s. 
Phaxtastic,  Fan-tas-tik,  )    a.  Se  {Fantas- 

Phantastical,  Fan-tas-ti-kal,  \  tik.} 
Phantasy,  Fan-ta-si,  n.  Se  {Fantasy.) 
Phantom,   Fan-tom,  n.  a  spekter;  aa  aparijon;  a 

gost;  a  fantazm;  a  fansid  vijon. 
Pharaonic,  Far-a-6n-ik,  a.  rElatig  tu  dE  Faroz. 
Pharisaic,  Far-i-sa-ik,  )  a.  rElatii)  tu  erlik 

Pharisaical,  Far-i-sa-i-kal,  (     de  FarisEz;  ateii- 
tiv  tu  eksternal   sersmoniz;  ritytial;  eksternali 
relijus;  formal;  hipokritikal. 
Pharisaically,  Far-i-sa-i-kal-i,  ad.  inafarisa- 

ikal  maner. 
Pharisaism,  Far-i-sa-iz-m.  n.  nojonz  and  kon- 

dukt  ov  a  FarisE. 
Pharisee,  Far-i-se,  ».  a  separatist  amug  de  Jt^z, 
er  wun  ov  a  sokt  hitj  separated  domselvz  from  de 
rest  ov  de  pepl,  pretendiij  tu  pekqlyar  holines, 
from  dq,r  strikt  oljzervans  ov  seremoniz. 
Phaemaceutic,  Fqr-'ma-si'i-tik,  a.  relatig  tu  fqr- 
masi,  er  preparajon  ov  medisinz. 


Phaemaceutical,  rqr-ma-sq,-ti-kal,  a.  de  sam 

a.zfqr)nasiitik. 
Pharmaceutics,  Fqr-ma-six-tiks,  n.  pi.  {Med.) 

de  sjens  ov  prep^rig  medisinz,  and  ov  de  efekt 

ov  medisinz;  fqrmasi.  [ov  Ijm. 

Pharmacolite,  Far-mak-o-ljt,  n.  nativ qrseniat 
Pharmacologist,  Fqr-ma-kol-o-jist,  n.  wun  ho) 

iz  vifrst  in  fqrmakoloji. 
Pharmacology,  Fqr-ma-kol-o-ji,  n.  a  tretiz  on 

fqrmasi,  or  on  medisinz. 
Pharmacopoeia,  Fqr-ma-ko-ps-ya,  n.  a  dispen- 

satori;  a  buk  kontanig  direkjonz  fer  de  prepa- 
rajon ov  medisinz. 
Pharmacopolist,  Fqr-ma-kop-o-list,  n.  an  apot- 

ekari;    a  drugist. 
Pharmacy,  Fqr-ma-si,  n.  At   qrt  er  praktis   ov 

prep^rig  medisinz;  de  trad  ov  an  apotskari  er 

drugist. 
Pharos,  Fa-ros,  n.  [L.]  a  woqt-ser:  a   Ijth-ss  for 

direktig  marinerz;  so  namd  from  ds  famus  wun 

on  de  jland  ov  Faros,  ner  Aleksandria,  in  Sjipt. 
Pharyngeal,  Fa-rin-je-al,  a.  relatig  tu  de  far- 

igks. 
Pharyxgography,   Far-in-gog-ra-fi,    n.    a    de- 

skripjon   ov   de   farigks. 
Pharyngology,  Far-in-gol-o-ji,  n.   de   pqrt  ov 

anatomi  hwiq  trets  ov  de  farigks. 
Pharyngotomy,  Far-in-got-o-mi,  n.  de  operajon 

ov  makig  an  insigon  intu  de  farigks. 
Pharynx,  Far-igks,  n.  {Anat.)  de   bak  pqrt  ov 

de  m-st,  or  de  uper  pqrt  ov  de  gulet,  belo  de 

larigks. 
Phascolome,  Fas-ko-lom,  n.   {Zool.)   a  mqrsq,- 

pial  kwodrooped;  de  wombat. 
Phase,  Faz,  n.  de  aperans  ov  eni  selestyal  bodi, 

espejali  ov  ds  vaOiu  er  an  infErior  planet,  az  sen 

bj  an  obzerver;  de  aperans  er  stat  ov  eni  fenom- 

enon  dat  undergoz  a  periodikal  qanj;  fasis. 
Phasel,  Fa-zel,  n.  a  Frenq  ben:  a  kjnd  ov  puis. 
Phasis,  Fa-sis,  n.,  pi.  Fa-sEz;  an  apErans   ov  a 

bodi  at  a  partikyi|lar  tjm,   partikyq,larli   ov  a 

planEtari  bodi.     Se  {Pjiiase.) 
Phasm,  Faz-m,*     )  ^     . 

Phasma,  Faz-ma,*  )         j-*"'^'*''"'. 
Pheasant,  Fez-ant,  n.  wun  ov  a  famili  ov  gali- 

najus  berdz,  orijinali  from  3jia;  a  wild  kok. 
Pheasantry,  Fez-ant-ri,  n.    a  kcop  er   kolekjon 

ov  fezants. 
Pheese,  Fez,  »i.  a  fit  ov  fretfulnes;  a  kolokwial, 

vulgar  wurd  in  de  Yunited  Stats. 
Phengite,  Fen-jjt,  n.  {Min.)   a.  spejez  ov  brjt 

and  bn,tiful  alabaster. 
Phenicine,  Fen-i-sin,  n.  a  purpl  p'sder,  hwiq  iz 

presipitated  hwen  a  sulfii,rik  solqjon  ov  indigo 

iz  dih|,ted  wid  wetor. 
Phexicoptee,  Fen-i-kop-ter,  n.  a  berd  wid  purpl 

wigz. 
Phenix,  Fe'-niks,  n.     Se  {Phoenix.) 
Phenogamian,  Fcn-o-ga-mi-an,  a.  {Bot.)  havig 

vizibl  pistilz  and  stamenz;  fenogamus. 
Phenomenal,  Fe-nom-e-nal,   a.    relatig   tu   fe- 

nomena. 
Phenomenally,  Fe-nom-e-nal-i,  ad.  in  de  man- 
er ov  a  fenomsnon. 
Phenomenon,  Fe-nom-e-non,  n.,  pi.  Fe-nom-e- 

na;  an  aperans;  eni  tig  az  it  aperz  tu  de  sensez. 

It  iz  komonli  apljd  tu  doz  aperansez  ov  natyq,r 

ov  hwiq  de  kez  iz  not  imediatli  obvius,  suq  az 

de  fenomena  ov  Ijt,  elektrisiti,  magnetizm,  ks., 

prodi^st  bj  eksperiments;  er  tu  unyq,3i],al  natyq, •■ 

ral  aperansez,  az  mstEorz,  komets,  &s. 
Pheon,  Ffi-on,  n.  {Her.)   de    bqrbd   jurn  bed  ov 

a  dqrt. 
Phial,  Fj-al,  n.  a  smel  boti;  a  vjal; — an  eloktri- 

kal  jqr;  az,  a  Liden-flal. 
Phial,  Fj-al,  v.  t.  tu  kep  in  a  fjal. 


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Pbiladelpbian,  Fil-a-d^l-fi-an,   n.   wun  ov  Ac 

Kfki  k..lJ  de  Famili  ov  Luv;— a  iiititen  ov  Fila- 

delfia. 
Philanthbopio,  Fil-an-trop-ik,  |  a.  rcIatiQ 

Philantubopical,  Fil-an-tr6p-i-kal,  I       tu,    or 

|H.i.--t   ov   I'ilantrupi;   luvip   mankind;  bendvo- 

l.-iit.  [filantro|iikal  maner. 

I'uiLA.NTUEOPiCALLT,  Fil-an-tr6i>-i-kul-i,  aJ.  in  a 
PaiLAXTHBOFiNisM,  Fil-un-trop-i-ni^ui,  n. Q  nam 

pvn  in  Jt-rmani  tu  a   sistt-m  ov  edynkajon  on 

natynral  priii.-iplz,  az  it  iz  lermd. 
PuiLAXTHBOPixiST,  Fil-un-fcrop-i-nist,  n.  an  ad- 

vukat  uv  t'llaiitruiiinizm. 
Philaxthbopist,    ri-lan-tro-pist,    n.    a    person 

jH,z(M  ov  filiintrupi;  a  luver  or   benefaktor  ov 

u:tlik|tlii. 

I^ilanthbopt,  Fi-lan-tro-pi,  n.  luv  ov  mankjnd 
jdnenili:  joneral  bEnevi:)lens. 

Pbilharmoxic,  Fil-har-mon-ik,  a.  luvig  bt^rmQ- 
ni  'It  mi{,zik. 

Pbilibko,  Fil-i-beg,  n.     Se  {Fillihtg.) 

Philippic,  Fi-lip-ik,  n.  an  inviiktiv;  vjolent  dck- 
lamiijiiu; — s<j  nnmd  from  At  iuv^ktivz  ov  Dcmos- 
tcuez  ai;<^n<t  Filip  ov  Musedon. 

Pbilipizk,  Fil-ip-iz,  r.  t.  tu  deklam  ag^oit;  tu 
utcr  invoktivz. 

Philipsite,  Fil-ips-jt,  n.  (Min.)  asilijus  mineral. 

PuiLlSTIXt:,  Fi-lis-tin,  n.  uu  inbuliitarit  <iv  an/cnC 
KHnaau; — a  term  apljd  bj  Jorman  stiidontd  tu 
doi  hit)  qr  not  memberz  ov  dt  ytiniversiti. 

PaiLiSTixisii,  Fi-lis-tin-iz-m,  fi.  ae  karakter  or 
mauer  <>v  dt  Filistinz. 

Pbillyeea,  Fil-i-rt-u,  n.  an  cvcrgrtn  plant. 

Pbilolouke,  Fi-161-uj-jcr,  n.  wun  verat  in  filol- 
oji;  a  filolijjist. 

PiiiLOLOOic.  Fil-o-16j-ik,  »  a.  relatig  tu  fi- 

PuiLOLOGiCAL,  Fil-o-l6j-i-kal,  t  lolcDJi  or  lag- 
gyray.  kritikal;  gramatikal. 

Philolooicallv,  Fil-o-16j-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  filo- 
lujikal    maner. 

Philologist,  Fi-161-ia-jist,  n.  wun  verst  in  fil61- 
oji:   u    kritik.  [sizmz. 

Philolooize,  Fi-l6l-(i-jjz,*  r.  i.    tu   ofcr  kriti- 

PuiLOLOGV,  Fi-161-o-ji,  n.  de  nolej  and  studi  ov 
ic  langwnjez,  or  de  brauQcz  ov  lernij)  kunektcd 
wid  ac  laj);5wajez.  It  kompr|zez,  in  de  komun 
j\l*  ov  At  term,  ctimoluji,  gramar,  and  literari 
kritisizm;  or,  etimoluji,  gnimar,  retorik,  (xaetri 
and  kriti>izm;  bel-leter.  3e  provins  ov  filoloji 
bai  ov  tat  bin  cnldrjd,  and  bin  mad  tu  komprc- 
b^nd  funoluji,  ctimoluji,  and  jdeoloji. 

I'mLOMATH,  Fil-u-mut.  ii.  a  luvcr  ov  lemij). 

PiiiLoMATiuc.  Fil-u-mat-ik,  (  a.  relatig  tu 

I'UiLoMATHiCAL,  Fil-a-mit-i-kal,  f  filomati; 

I'.nd  i)V  lertiin. 

PniLOMATur,  Fi-l6m-a-ti,  n.  luv  ov  lemig. 

PniLOMEL,  Fil-u-mcl,  n.  de  njtingal 

Philomela,   Fil-o-me-la,    n.    [Ur.] 

ruu-oPHOGKNiTiTEXEas,    Fi-lo-pro-j^n-i-tiv-nc^, 

II.  {/'hrm.)  At  luv  ov  ofsprig. 
Philosophastee,  Fi-16«-o-faa-ter,»  n.a  pretender 

tu  lilo-sjfi.  [fild5<afi. 

PniLOsoPHEB,  Fi-lo-t-o-fer,  n.  wun  hm  ii  verst  in 

1*11 1 i.oKopH rRd-fJTOXK,    Fi-16s-o-ferz-»t«jn,    n.    a 

'    '  '    '  [   de  atkomiita  tu  kon- 


[Or.]    a    Ditingal; 


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^.  «r  Fil-o-z6f-ik,  M.  Tt- 

hi:.u  la  l.l^.v^n,  IiiwMitikal. 
Philosophical,    Fil-o-ixif-i-kal,    a.    relatin   tu 

liUWofi:  brkiimig  a  fil6sofer;  formd  b|  filosofi; 

mjonal:  kqin;   wjx;  filosofik. 
Philosophic  ALLY,    Fil-o-s6f-i-kal-i,    ad.    in    a 

l'iu..« "t'lkal  uwner. 
FHiL(i-»oriiisii,  Fi-los-o-fii-m,  n.  aofistri;  fola  fi- 

16.u.l"i. 


Fhilosophist,  Fi-16a-o-rut,  n.   a  pretender  to 

filO'sjt'i. 
Philosophize,  Fi-los-o-fiz,  r.  i.  tu  akt  de  fil6s- 

ufer;  tu  rezn;  tu  moraliz. 
Philosophy,  Fi-16s-u-fi,  n.    litcrali,  de  Iut  or 

wizdom; — de    sum    t^^Lal   ov  si^tcmatik    bi^man 

nolej;— nolej,  natyi^ral  or  muntl,  kon^iiitio  ov  trt 

de|X)rtmcnt3,  namli,  natyi^ral    filo-suli,  or  fizik«; 

intelektyi^al   or   mental    iiloiufi,  or  met&fitilu; 

and  raurul  filosufi,  or  ctiks. 
Philotechnic,  Fil-o-t^k-nik,  )   a.  fond  or 

Puilotecumcal,  Fil-tt-t^k-ni-kal,  I        de    qrti; 

frendli  tu  de  qrta. 
PiiiLTEE,  Fil-tcr,  n.  sumtig  tu  koz  luv;  a  qqrm. 
I'iiiLTEE,  Fil-ter,   c.  t.  tu  (jqrin  tu  luv. 
I'uiz,  Fiz,+  (1.  la  liidikrus  kontmkjon   from  fiti- 

injiiuini,  )  At  im  or  vizaj,  in  kontemt. 
1'hlebogbapuy,  Fle-bog-ra-fi,  n.  {Anat.}  a  de- 

skripjiui  ov  de  vanz.  [vanz. 

Phlebologv,  Fl£-b61-Q-ji,  ii.  de  anatomi  ov  de 
PiiLEBOTOMiST,  Flc-bot-u-mist,  n.   wun   hat  lets 

blud;  u  bludleter. 
I'uLEBOTOMizE,  Fle-b6t-c>-miz,  v.  (.  tu  let  blud. 
I'uLEBOToiiy,  Fle-b6t-o-mi,  n.   dt  operajon   ov 

opnig  a  van  for  de  purpus  ov  taki{)  awa  bind; 

bludlutin. 
Phlegm,  Flem,  n.  de  woteri  hqmor  ov  de  bodi; 

dt  tik,  visid  mater  dis^qrjd  from  de  trut  in  kef- 

ig; — dulnes;    koblnca;    indifereni; — {Chem.}    de 

weter  ov  di-tila/on. 
Phlegmagoque,  Fleg-ma-gog,  n.  {Med.)  medisin 

for  kariig  awa  flem. 
Phlegmatic,    Fleg-mat-ik,    or    F16g-ma-tik,    a. 

ab'sndig  in    flem;  jdncralig  flem;  weteri;— dul, 

kold:  frijid.  [AtgmAttk. 

Phlegmatical,   Fleg-mat-i-kal,    a.    At   sam  az 
I'ULEGMATiCALLY,    Flcg-mat-i-kal-i,    ad.     in    a 

flegtiuitik  maner.  [koiUi. 

Phleomaticly,    Fleg-mat-ik-li,    ad.    wid    flem; 
Phlegmox,  Fleg-iuon,  n.  {Med.)  an  inflamajon; 

a  burnig  t^mor. 
Phlegmoxol's,  Fleg-mon-us,  ^i.  inflamatori. 
I'HLEME,  Flem,  n.     Se  {FUam.) 
Phlogistic,  Flo-jis-tik,  a.  purtakig  ov  flojLston. 
Phlogisticate,  Flu-jis-ti-kat,  c.  /.    tu   kombjn 

wid  flujiston. 
i'uLOoiSTOX,  Flu)-jla-ton,  n.   (Cfum.)    At   mater 

ov  fjr  tik:jt  in   kumbustibl    bodiz;  an   imajinari 

prindipl  b|  hwiq  .Stql  and  Ac  kemist.'<  ov  biz  8ka>l 

akSut  for  de  feuomena  ov  kumbu:>tyon;— de  old 

nam  for  k.nlijrik. 
Phlobetic,  Flo-r^t-ik,  a.  {Chem.}  notiganasid 

kontnnig    flurizin. 
Phlobizine,  Fl6r-i-zin,  n.  {Chfm.)   a   pekqlyar 

vejetabl  mater  dat  cgzijts  in  dc  bqrk  ov  de  apl, 

jhir,  qeri,  and  plum  trei. 
Phlox,  Flok^,  n.  [/..]  {Bt4.}  a  jeans  ov  plants 

and  fl-ser,  komprjzig  mcni  spejez. 
Phoca,  Fu-ka.  n.  [Z.J  pi.  Viit-se;{Zjvi.)  a  jtuM» 

ov  auimalz;  de  ^el. 
Phocaceax,  Fo-ka-Jan,  n.  {Z"L)  wun  ova  trjb 

ov  karnivorus,  amfibius  mamalz,  ov  hwi^  de  set 

iz  At  tjp:  wun  ov  dr  sel  tqb. 
Phoce.nixe,  Fu-se-nin,  n.  {C/t^n.)    a    pekqlyar 

futi   mater  kontand  in  de  ffl  ov    de  ]x)rp9i.     It 

ye Idz  fusenik  asid. 
PiiociXE,  FLi-.-ijn,  a.  rtlntig  tu  At  foka  or  sel. 
I'Hd.N'lX,  Ft'-niks,  M.    {Myth.}    a   fabld    b^rd   ov 

grat  !-elebriti  amdg  dc  anjcnts,  hwiq  woe  supuzd 

tu  iiv  for  a  log  period,  tu  egxist  siggl,  tu  bum 

itself,    and    tu    rjz   agcn    fn>m    it.<   un   a/cz; — 

{.ietrim.}  a  sudem  kunsielaj'in;— <//■/.)    a  je- 

nu.*  ov  jx^mz:  dc  dat-trr;-  ritn  ol*o  tjJunu.} 
Pholabite,  Fu-lar-jt,  n.  {Min.)  a  hjdratcd  sili- 

knt  ov  nlqmina. 
Phoxatiox,  Fu-na-Jon,  n.  At  fiii6luji  ov  de  ros. 


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Phonetic,  Fo-net-ik,  a.  apljd  tia  dat  sert  ov  rjt- 

ig  in  hwiq  de  sjnz  yi],zd  reprEzent  s'Sfldz; — opcSzd 

tu  idrcjgrafih. 
Phoxetical,  Fo-net-i-kal,  a.  de  sam  &xfonetih. 
Phonetically,  Fo-net-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a   fonetik 

maner. 
Phonetics,  Fo-net-iks,  n.    de  doktrin  ov  s-sndz; 

de  reprszentajon  ov  siindz;  de  sjens  hwiq  trets 

ov  de  s'sndz  ov  de  hij^man  vers. 
Phonic,  F6n-ik,  }   a.  relatig  tu  foniks;  re- 

Phonical,  F6n-i-kal,  i       latig  tu  S'snd. 
Phonics,  Fon-iks,  n.  pi.   de   doktrin   ov  s-sndz; 

akJjstiks.  [s-snd. 

Phonocamptic,  Fo-no-kam-tik,  a.  abl  tu  inflekt 
Phonograph,  Fo-no-graf,  n.  a   tjp  er  karaktcr 

for   ekspresLg    S'snd:    a   karakter   yn,zd   in   fo- 

nografi. 
Phonogkaphee,  Fo-nog-ra-fer,  n.  wun  verst  in 

focografi. 
Phonogeaphic,  Fo-no-graf-ik,  )   a.  relatig 

Phonographical,  Fo-no-graf-i-kal,  \       tu  fo- 

nografi. 
Phonogeaphically,     Fo-no-graf-i-kal-i,      ad. 

akordir)    tu   fonografi. 
Phonography,  Fo-nog-ra-fi,  n.  de  qrt  ov   eks- 

presii)  ssndz  bj  karakterz  er  simbolz;  a  bref  sis- 

tem  ov  Jert-hand  rjtig,  yn,zd  insted  ov  stenog- 

rafi;  de  qrt  ov  ekspresii)  jdeaz  hqrmoniusli  and 

mi^zikali. 
Phonolite,  F6-no-ljt,   n.    {3Itn.}    a  spejez   ov 

kompakt,  sonorus  baselt. 
Phonologic,  Fo-no-loj-ik,  )   a.   relatig   tu 

i^HONOLOGiCAL,  Fo-no-loj-i-kal,  i       fonoloji,  er 

de  doktrin  ov  s'sndz.  [noloji. 

Phoxologist,  Fo-nol-o-jist,  n.  'wun  verst  in  fo- 
Phonology,  Fo-nol-o-ji,  n.    de  sjens  ov  s'sndz: 

foniks:  a  tretiz  on  de  s'sndz  ov  tte  hitman  vers. 
Phonottpe,  Fo-no-tjp,  n.  a  tjp  er  karakter  yq,zd 

in  fonotipik  printig. 
Phonottpic,  Fo-no-tip-ik,  )  a.  relatig   tu 

Phonotypical,  Fo-no-tip-i-kal,  ]      fonotjps  er 

fonotipi. 
Phonotypy,  Fo-not-i-pi,   n.    de    akt  er  qrt   ov 

printig  bj  S'snd,  er  bj  tips  er  karakterz  repre- 

zentiij  de  s'sndz  ov  de  vers. 
Phorminx,  For-migks,  n.  {Jlus.}  an  anjent   Ijr. 
Phoronomia,  For-o-no-mi-a,  )   «.  pi.   de   sjens 
Phoronoiiics,  For-o-nom-iks,  i       ov  mojon. 
Phosgene,  F6s-jen,  a.  aplid  tu  a  gas  komp'snded 

ov  klorin  and  karbonik  oksid,  fermd  in  brjt  daljt 

er  sunjjn. 
Phosphate,  Fos-fat,  n.  {Chem.)  a.  solt  fermd  ov 

fosf()rik  asid  and  a  bas. 
Phosphite,  F6s-f jt,  n.  a.  selt  fermd  ov  fosfcarus 

asid  and  a  bas. 
Phosphor,  Fos-for,  n.  de  sam  b,z  fosforus. 
Phosphorate,  Fos-fo-rat,  v.  t.  tu  kombin  er  im- 

pregnat  wid  fosforus. 
Phosphorated,   Fos-fo-rat-ed,    a.    impregnated 

wid  foifujruf. 
Phosphoresce,  Fos-fo-res,  v.  i.  tu   emit  a  fos- 

forik  Ijt,  or  a  febl  Ijt  widit  het. 
Phosphorescence,  Fo<-f(a-res-ens,  n.  de  emijon 

ov  Ijt   bj   substansez  at  komon  temperatq,rz,  er 

bel<3  red  iiet. 
Phosphorescent,  Fos-fo-res-ent,  a.  emitig  fos- 

forik   Ijt;    h],minus. 
Phosphoric,  Fos-f6r-ik,  )   a.   relatig  tu,  er 

Phosphorical,  Fos-for-i-kal,  i       kontanig,   fos- 
forus; notig  an  asid  in  hwiq  fosforus  iz  kombjnd 

wid  ttt)  degrez  ov  oksijen. 
Phosphorite,  F6s-fo-rjt,  »i.  {Min.)  nativ  fosfat 

ov  Ijm. 
Phosphorous,  Fos-fo-rus,  a.  notig   an  asid  in 

hwiq  fosforus  iz  kombjnd  wid  but  wun  degre  ov 

oksijen. 


Phosphorous,  F6s-fo-rus,  ii.  {Chem.)  a  substans 
hwiq  egzists  in  mineralz  and  animalz,  and  iz 
komonli  obtand  from  bonz  and  yqrin.  Hwen 
ekspcJzd  tu  de  n,r,  at  a  temperati]_r  ov  ab'st  100 
degrez,  it  burnz  wid  intens  brilyansi; — {Astron.} 
de  mornig  stqr. 

Phosphuret,  F6s-fq,-ret,  n.  a  komp'snd  fermd 
ov  f6:^forus,  kombjnd  wid  sum  uder  substansez. 

Phosphureted,  F63-fTi,-ret-ed,  a.  kombjnd  wid 
fosforus.  [banana-tre. 

Photel,  Fo-tel,  u.    {Hot.}   a  tre   rezemblig    de 

Photizite,  Fo-ti-zjt,  n.  a  magnegian  spqr. 

Photogenic,  Fo-to-jen-ik,  a.  prodq,st  bj  de  Ijt 
ov  de  sun; — apljd  tu  a  spejez  ov  dreig  perfermd 
bj  ekspozig  metal  plats,  properli  prep4rd,  tu 
intens  Ijt. 

Photogeny,  Fo-toj-e-ni,  n.  de  qrt  er  akt  ov  pro- 
d^siij  lak-similcz,  er  reprezentajonz  ov  objekts, 
bj  de  kemikal  akjon  ov  Ijt  on  a  prep4rd  metalik 
tablet;— kold  elso  {daguerrettype,}  from  (M. 
Daguerre,)  de  inventor.     Se  {Daguerreotype.') 

Photograph,  F6-to-graf,  ji.  a  faksimile  er  Ijknes 
prodij,st  bj  fotojeni  er  dagerotjp. 

Photograph,  Fo-to-graf,  r.  t.  tu  prodq,s  fak- 
similcz  or  Ijknesez  bj  fotojeni. 

Photographic,  Fo-to-graf-ik,  |   a.  relatig 

Photogeaphical,  Fo-to-graf-i-kal,  \  tu  fo- 
tografi. 

Photography,  Fo-t6g-ra-fi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  delin- 
eatig  objekts  bj  luenz  ov  Ijt;  fotojenik  dreig  er 
reprezentajon;  fotojeui;  dagerotjp.  [toloji. 

Photological,  Fo-to-16j-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  fo- 

Photology,  Fo-tol-o-ji,  n.  de  sjens  ov,  er  a  tre- 
tiz on  Ijt. 

Photometer,  Fo-tom-e-ter,  n.  a  ljt-me5n,rer;  an 
instrcDinent  fer  mejqrig  de  relativ  il^minatig 
p'serz  ov  diferent  sorsez  ov  Ijt. 

Photometric,  Fo-to-met-rik,  /    a.    relatig 

Photo.metrical,  Fo-to-met-ri-kal,  i  tu  fotom- 
etri:  me;^q,rig  Ijt.  [ine3i],rig  Ijt. 

Photometry,  Fo-tom-e-tri,  n.  de  sjens  er  qrt  ov 

Photopsy,  Fo-top-si,  n.  a  merbid  afekjon  ov  de 
jz,  in  hwiq  koruskajonz  ov  lit  sem  tu  pla  befor 
dem. 

Phrase,  Fraz,  n.  an  eksprejon  konsistig  ov  t<J)  er 
mor  wurdz,  and  fermig  in  jeneral  a  pqrt  ov  a 
sentens;  maner  ov  eksprejon;  mod  ov  speq;  stjl; 
an  idiom. 

Phrase,  Fraz,  v.  t.  tu  stjl;  tu  kel;  tu  term. 

Phrase,  Fraz,  v.  i.  tu  emplff  pekqlyar  frazez. 

Phrase-book,  Fraz-buk,  «.  a  smel  buk  in  hwiq 
frazez,  er  de  idiomz  ov  a  laggwaj,  qr  eksjjland. 

Phraseless,  Fraz-les,  a.  destitq,t  ov  frazez;  speq- 
les. 

Phraseogram,  Fn'iz-e-Q-gram,  n.  a  term  yt^zd  in 
fonografi  tu  implj  de  rjtlg  ov  Q  fraz  vvid'st 
liftig  de  pen.  [frazez. 

Phraseography,  Fraz-e-6g-ra-fi,  n.   de  rjtig  ov 

Pheaseologic,  Fra-ze-Q-16j-ik,  )  a.   pekq,!- 

Pheaseological,  Fra-ze-o-16j-i-kal,  i  yar  tu 
a  laggwaj  er  fraz. 

Pheaseologist,  Fra-ze-61-o-jist,  n.  a  stikler  fer 
a  partikyqlar  frazeoloji. 

Pheaseology,  Fra-ze-61-o-ji,  n.  maner  ov  eks- 
jirejou;  dikjun;  stjl;  a  kolekjon  ov  frazez. 

Phrenetic,  Fre-net-ik,  a.  disorderd  wid  frenzi; 
afektcd  in  de  bran;  mad;  frantik. 

Phrenetic,  Fre-net-ik,  n.  a  madman;  a  frantik 
person.  [fram. 

Phrenic,  Fren-ik,  a.  {Anat.)  belogig  tu  de  dja- 

Phrenitis,  Fre-nj-tis,  n.  {Med.)  inflamajon  ov 
de  bran;  raadnes. 

Phrenologer,  Fre-nol-o-jer,*  n.  a  frenolojist, 

Phrenologic,  Fren-o-16j-ik,  j  a.  relatig  tu 

Phrenological,  Fren-o-16j-i-kal,  I  frenoloji; 
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I'liRE.voLOUiCALLT,  Fren-o-loj-i-kal-i,  &d.  in  a 
l"i«'iiulcijik;il  lu'iiKT.  L'"  frtiioluji. 

I'liKKNOLOOisT,  Frc-nol-o-jist,  n.  wuu  luD  it  verst 

I'UUKXOLOOV,  Fre-nol-o-ji,  m.  At  duktrin,  ukordiy 
tu  l)r.  Spurzlijm,  ov  at  spejiil  fakulliz  ov  At 
uiiiiJ,  mill  ov  dc  rclajonz  bttwt'n  d^r  manifcs- 
tiijxiiz  and  At  bodi,  partikynlarli  At  bran:  or, 
ak'irdio  tu  Mr.  Koiu,  At  sjenj  ov  At  bran,  az 
konektcd  wid  At  intelektyi{,al,  moral,  and  sl^d- 
Ji^^iil  disfxazi/onz  and  kwulitiz  ovde  individvil,al; 
-    kriinioloji.  [rial. 

I'liUKNSV,  Frt5n-ri,  v.  t.  tu  mak  frantik;  tu  infq,- 

I'liUESSY,  Fren-zi,  n.  madnc:^;  frantiknes. 

I'mivciiAN,  Frij-i-an,  a.  relatiy  tu  Frijia;— de- 
iiuti{),  uiiidg  Az  anjcnts,  a  i^pritii  and  animatif] 
kinil  ov  iui|,zik.  [dizt'z. 

I'liTiiiHiAsis,  Ti-rj-a-sis,  n.  [i.]  {iled.)  At  luzi 

I'liTiiisic,  Tiz-ik,  n.  {Med.)  a  konsumjon. 

I'liTiiisiCAL,  Tiz-i-kal,  a.  konsiiiutiv:  wasiig. 

I'UTiiisiCY,  Tiz-ik-i,  a.  havig  de  tizik  or  tjsi.s; 
ti/.iUiil.  [sumjou. 

I'iiTUitiis,  Tj-sis,  Or  Rj-sis,  n.  a  piilmonari  kon- 

I'liVLACTtE,  Fi-lak-ter,  «.  gam  az  {I'hi/laderi/.} 

I'UVLACTKEED,  Fi-lak-terd,  A.  wjinu  iilaktcriz; 
dro.st  Ijk  At  FarisEz.  [filakteriz. 

I'hvlacterical,  Fil  ak-fer-i-kal,   a.   relatij)    tu 

I'uyLACTEav,  Fi-lak-ter-i,  n.  a  slip  ov  pqrqmcnt 
inskrjbd  wid  vvnvz  ov  de  JiliJ  lo,  and  wwrn  on 
de  ctrui  or  betwi'n  At  jz  ov  a  Jij^;  an  am^'iilet  for 
jirciorvujon  agenst  iul'ekjon. 

PuYLAacR,  Fj-iqrk,  n.  an  Atenian  ofi.ser  ap«rntcd 
for  tii_^l  or  trjb,  tu  s^fcrintend  dt  rejisterij)  ov 
its  niL-uiburz.  ^s. 

PuYLLiTE,  Fil-jf,  II.  (Min.)  a  pclrifjd  kf. 

Phyllodium,  Fi-lij-di-um,  ».,  pi.  Fi-16-di-a: 
{/if.)  a  pc'tiuil  tran:>formd  intu  a  flat,  lEf-ljk 
budi. 

I'hyllopuaoan,  Fi-16f-a-gan,  n.  {Z>ol.)  wun  ov 
a  trjb  ov  mirsiipialz;— (jt'/i^)  wun  ov  a  trjb  ov 
bctlz.  [tajanz. 

Phyllopod,  Fil-o-pod,  ».  wun  ov  a  trjb  ov  krus- 

Phyllostome,  Fil-o-stom,  n.  a  spejcz  ov  bat. 

Phylolitk,  Fj-lo-lit,  n.  {Min.)  a  potrifjd  plant. 

Physalite,  Fiz-a-lit,  n.  {Min.)  a  mineral  dat 
.•iwelz  wilt  hrt;  a  spcjEz  ov  topaz. 

PuYSETEB,  Fiz-E-ter,  II.  a  f Uteris  majen,  konsistij) 
ov  Q  tub,  wid  an  nr-tjt  jx^rforated  stay,—{Ich.) 
a  Iqrj  spcjEZ  ov  hwal;  de  ka^alot. 

Pbysic,  Fiz-ik,  n.  At  sjens  ov  mcdisin,  or  At  qrt 
ov  lielio:— medisinz  koluktivli: — Ja  purjip  medi- 
siii;  a  katqrtik.  [tu  ki^r. 

Physio,  Fiz-ik,;  f.  t.  tu  purj;  tu  tret  wid  fizik; 

Physical,  Fiz-i-kal,  a.  relatio  tu  fiziks,  tu  nat- 
yur,  or  lu  natynral  filosofi;  natyqrnl,  not  mor- 
al: niedisiiial;  hi-lpful  tu  belt. 

Physrally,  Fiz-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  fizikal  maner: 
akoriliy  tu  natyqr;  bj  natyq^ral  operajon:  not 
ni'Taii.  [ig  fiiikal. 

PHY8ICAL.NE8S,  Fiz-i-kal-Dcs,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  be- 

Physicias,  Fi-ziJ-an,  n.  wun  hd>  profe^ez  or 
praktiscz  fizik  er  de  qrt  ov  helifl.         [bj  fizik.'. 

PuYSico-LOOic,  Fiz-i-ko-16j-ik,  n.  lojik  ildstratid 

I*HYSico-MATUEMATics,  Fiz-i-ku-mate-mat-iki', 
II.  / V.  uilk.-it  niateinatik.'. 

Physico-tiikology,  Fiz-i-kc)-te-61-o-ji,  n.  nat- 
yqr.il  tcoluji,  or  teoloji  eofurst  er.  ildstrated  bj 
natyqral  fil6st.>fi. 

Physics.  Fiz-ik»,  n.  pi.  At  sJcns  ov  natyiin  nit- 
yural  filo-Sjfi;  natynral  .«jcns;— dat  depqrtmcnt 
ov  .-ieiis  hwiq  haz  for  its  subjckt  el  tigx  dat 
cgzist  iudEiK.-ndcutli  ov  de  mjndi  konsep/on  ov 
dcm.  and  ov  de  hiinian  wil,  and  Am  standif) 
distiykt  fn.m  nutaJitiJct,  or  de  sjcns  hwi^  haz 
for  ii;i  subjekt  de  no/onz  dat  egiist  in  dt  tnjnd 
onli.  (mist. 

Pbtsiognomeu,  Fi«-i-6g-no-mer,*  n.  a  fitiogno- 


Physioosomic,  Fiz-i-og-n6in-ik,  j  a.  relatig 

PuYStoo.NOMiCAL,  Fiz-i-og-n6m-i-kal,  j     tu  iizi- 

o^iioini.  [nomi. 

Physiog.nomics,  Fiz-i-og-nom-ikj,  n.  pi.   liziog- 
I'UYSiOG.NOMisT,  Fiz-i-6g-ncj-mi»t,  n.  wun  hit)  is 

ver.'it  in  fiziognumi. 
I'hysiog.somy,  Fiz-i-og-no-mi,  n.  dc  qrt  ov  di«- 

kuvcrij)  de  icmjicr  and  kurukter  bj  de  'stwurd 

aperand,  esfK-Jali   bj  At   fetyi^rz  ov   de   fas;  de 

k'Sntf  nans;  At  fas;  de  kast  ov  de  luk. 
PuYSiOG.NOTYPE,  Fiz-i-6g-no-tip,  n.  a  maJen  far 

takig  kasta  and  imprints   or   hq,man   fasez  er 

k'xntenan.'soz. 
Physiouo.ny,  Fiz-i-6g-o-ni,  »i.   de  produk/on  or 

b.rt  ov  natyqr.  [ov  natyiir. 

PHYsiOGRAruY,  Fiz-i-6g-ra-f i,  n.   a   deskripjon 
PliVSiOLOGEE,  Fiz-i-ol-u-jcr,  n.  a  fiziolujist. 
Physiologic,  Fiz-i-o-16j-ik,  i  a.  relatig  tu 

Physiological,  Fiz-i-u-loj-i-kal,  i     fizioloji,  or 

At  dokirin  ov  natyq^r;  fizikal. 
Physiologically,  Fiz-i-o-16j-i-kal-i,   ad.   in  a 

tiziulojikal  manor.  [fizi61oji. 

Physiologist,  Fiz-i-61-o-jist,  n.  wun  verst  in 
Physiology,  Fiz-i-61-u-ji,   h.   At   sjens  ov  ti^z 

jeneratcd  or  aljv;  de  doktrin  ov  vjtal  fenomena; 

de  sjens  ov  naty.^ral  organizajon,  or  ov  organ jzd 

beigz.     Animal  J'izioluji,  At  sjens  ov  animals, 

or  zuoluji.      Vfjitahl  fiziolaji,  At  sjens  ov  vej- 

EUiblz,  or  botani.  [mamal. 

Phytiphaoan,  Fi-tif-a-gan,  n.  (ZW.)  a  setajus 
Phytivobous,  Fi-tiv-o-rus,  a.  fedig  on  plants. 
PUYTO-CHEMISTRY,  Fit-o-kcm-is-tri,  n.  vejeUbl 

kemistri. 
Phytogeaphy,  Fi-tog-ra-fi,  n.  a.  deskripjon   ov 

plaiit.s;  a  branq  ov  botani. 
Phytolite,  Fit-o-ljt^  n.  {Min.)  a  petrifjd  plant. 
Phytological,  Fit-ai-16j-i-kal,  a.  relatip  tu  fi- 

toluji,  or  tu  plants.  [uSloji. 

Phytologist,  Fi-tol-o-jist,  n.  wun  verst  in  fi- 
Phytology,  Fi-tol-o-ji,  h.  de  doktrin  ov  plants; 

a   disk6rs  on  botani;   botani;  a  buk  kontanlg 

erbz  and  plants. 
PuYTOPHAOOfS,  Fi-tof-a-gus,  a.  etio  or  subsistig 

on  plants.  [soriani 

Phytosaleus,  Fit-Q-so-rus,   n.  a  jenus  ov  fosil 
I'HYZ,  Fiz,*  n.     Se  {Phiz.) 
PiACULAE,    Pj-ak-yq-ldr,    a.    ^kspiatori;    makig 

ekspiajon; — kriminal;  atroJuB. 
PlA  IIATEE,  Pj-a  miter,  n.  [L.]  {Anat.)  a  tin, 

va.skqlar  mcmbrnn,  kuverij)  de  kunvoliLfonz  ot 

de  bran,  and  de  spjnal  maru. 
PiANET,  Pj-a-nct,  n.  a  smol  kjnd   ov  wudpeker; 

olsu  dE  magpj.  [fort. 

Pianist,  Pi-q-nist,  »i.  a  performer  on  de  piqno- 
PiANO,  Pi-q-no,  a.  [Jt.]  {Mus.)  soft; — n.  sumljmi 

yqzd  for  piiino-furt. 
PiA.vo-FOETE,  I'j-q- no-fort,  n.   {It.]  a  mt^zikal 

strif)d  instribment,  pled  bj  kez. 
PiAEiST,    Pj-a-rist,    ii.    wun   ov   a   rclijus  order 

funded  at  Rom  in  de  l"t  sentqri,  b-snd   bj  a 

spejal  vs  tu  devot  demselvz  tu  edyqkajon. 
PiASTEE,  Pi-as-ter,  n.  an  Italyan  kffn  ov  de  valyn 

ov  ncrli  $1,20. 
Piazza,  Pi-az-a,  n.  [/<.j   {Arch.)  a  skw^r,  opn 

sjjas,  sur'snded  bj  bildigt:  an  opn  wok  arvnd  a 

bildig,  yi^^^qali  enkl(l>zd  bj  kolumz  and  kuvcrd 

bj  Q  projektifl  stori;  a  wok  under  a  ixiif   sup- 

orted  bj  pilarz.  [Wall. 

PiBCOE.v,  Pib-kom,  n.  a  spefez  ov  mqtikal  pjp  in 
PiBRACU,  I'l-brak,  I  n.  a  lijland  ^r,  or  mqr/al 
Pibroch,  Pj-brok,  i      mqzik  prodi^st  bj  de  bag- 

pjp  ov  de  Skoq  Iljlanderz;  dc  bugpjp. 
Pica,  Pj-ka,  n.  a  berd:  dc  pj,  or  magpj;— (J/<fd.) 

a  vijiated  apetjt;— (/'ri/i^int/)  a  tjp  ov  t<I>  sjzci, 
pika,  and  stnol  piJca,  amol  pjka  bci^  Ac  sji  neksk 

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Picador,  Pik-a-dor,  n.   [Sp.]   a  rjdii) -master;  a 

braker  ov  hersez; — de  hersman  in  a  bial-fit. 
PlCAMAE,  Pik-a-mar,  n.  {Cheni.}  de  biter  prinsipl 

ov  tqr. 
PiCAEOON,  Pik-a-rdEin,  n.  a  rober;  a  plunderer  on 

dg  s£.     Se  {Picket  jon.y 
Piccadilly,   Pik-a-ail-i,   n.  a  ruf  er  berder  ov 

pents  Ijk  spEr-hedz,  worn  in  de  tjm  ov  Jamz  I. 

— hens  de  nam  ov  de  stret  in  Lundon. 
PicoAGE,  Pik-aj,  ?i.  {Law}  muni  pad  at  f%rz  fer 

brakig  grund  fer  boodz. 
Pice,  Pjs,  n.  {India}  a  smel  koper  kern. 
PiCHURiM,  Pik-yn,-rim,  ji.  a  sort  ov  ben,  er  oblog, 

hevi  S£d,  bret  from  Brazel,  and  yi^zd  medisinali 

in  Az  \i\\x  ov  ds  kolik. 
Pick,  Pik,  i>.  t.  tu.  kul;  tu  qcDz;  tm  selekt;  tm 

glen;  tu  gader  her  and  d^r;  tia  tak  up;  tia  gad- 

er;  tia  fjnd  indiistriusli;  tu  separat  bj  glenig; 

tu  klen  bj  gaderii)  of,  gradyn,ali,  eni  tiij  ad- 

herii); — tu  pers;  tu  strjk  wid  a  Jqrp  instrooment; 

tu  strjk  wid  bil  er  bek;  tu  pek;  tu  mqrk; — tu 

rob;  tu  opn  a  lok  bj  a  pernted  insircoment. 
Pick,  Pik,  r.  i.  tu  et  sloli  and  bj  smel  merselz; 

tu  dot)  eni  tig  njsli  and  l£3H,rli. 
Pick,  Pik,  n.   a  J'qrp-pffnted  jurn  tcol  fer  dresig 

milstonz,  &s.; — a  tcotpik; — selekjon; — dat  hwiq 

iz  pikt   -St,  er  rekwjrz   tu  be  pikt  •gt,  az  f'sl 

mater  in  tjp. 
Pickaxe,  Pili-aks,  n.  an  aks  er  tcol  wid  a  Jqrp  pffnt. 
Picked,  Pik-ed,  a.  pernted;  Jqrp;  pekt. 
Picked,  Pikt,  /;.  a.  selekted;  keld. 
PiCKEDNESS,  Pik-ed-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  pernt- 
ed er  pikt. 
Picker,  Pik-er,  n.  wun  hoi  piks;  a  pikaks;  an  in- 

strcjoment  tu  pik  wid.  [pjk. 

Pickerel,  Pik-er-el,  n.  a.frej-weter  fij;  a  smel 
Pickerel-weed,  Pik-er-el-wed,  n.  a  weter-plant, 

from  hwiq  pjks  qr  fabld  tu  be  jenerated. 
Pickeridge,  Pik-er-ij,  n.  a  tqmor  on  de  bak  ov 

katl;  wernal.  feian  alum. 

PiCKERiNGiTE,  Pik-er-ig-jt,  n.  {Min.}  a  magng- 
PiCKEROON,  Pik-e-rd)n,  n.  {Naut.}  a  pjrat-Jip. — 

Se  {Picaroon.} 
PiCKEROON,  Pik-E-r(6n,   v.  t.   {Mil.)  tu  skermij 

befor  de  man  batl  beginz,  az  Ijt  hersmen. 
Picket,  Pik-et,  ti.  {Furt.}  a  stak  yvizd,  in  laig  -st 

gr^ndz,  tu  mqrk  de  b-sndz  and  agglz; — {3Iil.}  a 

gqrd  posted  befor  an  qrmi,  tu  giv  notis  ov  an 

enemiz  aproq.  [tu  a  piket. 

Picket,  Pik-et,  v.  t.  tu  plas  az  a  piket;  tu  fasn 
PiCKETTEE,  Pik-et-e,  n.  {Bat.}  a  fjn,  variegated 

karnajon. 
Picking,  Pik-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  kulig  er  qrozig;  a 

glenig;  tig  left. 
Pickle,  Pik-1,  n.  eni  kjnd  ov  selt  likor,  er  vine- 
gar, in  hwiq  flej  er  vejetablz  qr  prezervd;  de 

substans  pikld;— Jkondijon;  stat. 
Pickle,  Pik-1,  v.  t.  tu  prezerv  in  pikl; — tu  sezn 

er  imb4  hjli  wid  eni  tig  bad. 
PiCKLE-HERRiNG,  Pik-1-her-ig,  n.  a  selted  herig; 

— fermerli,  a  meri-andrih;  a  bufcGn. 
Picklock,  Pik-lok,  n.  an  instriDment  fer  pikig 

loks; — a  person  hcD  piks  loks. 
Pickpocket,  Pik-pok-et,  n.  a  tef  ha  stelz  bj 

putig  hiz  hand  prjvatli  in  dg  poket. 
Pickpocket,  Pik-pok-et,  a.  prjvatli  stelig. 
Pickthank,  Pik-iagk,  n.  an  ofijus  person;  a  hwis- 

perig  parasjt. 
Picle,*  I    Pik-1,  n.  {Eng.  law}  a.  litl  klos;  a  smel 
Pickle,  f       pq,rsel  ov  land  enklozd  wid  a  hej; — 

ritn  elso  {jjycle,}  {piglitel,}  and  {pinyle.} 
Picnic,  Pik-nik,  «.  an  asembli  er  eutertanment  in 

hwiq  gq  person  kontribynts  tu  de  jeneral  suplj 

ov  de  tabl. 
PiCKOLiTE,   Pik-rol-jt,    n.    {Min.}    biter-ston;   a 

kqrbonat  ov  magnegia. 


PiCROMEL,  Pik-ro-mel,  n.  de  komikal  prinsipl,  ov 

a  swetij  biter  tast,  hwiq  egzists  in  de  bjl. 
PiCROTOXiNE,  Pik-ro-toks-iu,  n.  {Chem.}  de  biter 

and  perznus  prinsipl  ov  de  {cocculus  Indiciis.} 
PiCT,  Pikt,  n.  a  panted  person;  wun  ov  a  Sidian 

er  Jerman  ras  hot)  anjentli  setld  in   Skotland; — 

so  namd  from  dq,r  pantig  dq,r  naked  bodiz. 
PiCTiSH,  Pikt-iJ,  a.  relatig  tu  de  Pikts,  anjentli 

ov  Skotland. 
Pictorial,  Pik-to-ri-al,  a.  prodqst  bj  a  panter; 

havig  piktyiyz;  iliistrated  bj  panligz  er  piktyq,rz. 
PiCTORiALLT,  Pik-to-ri-al-i,   ad.  in  a  piktorial 

maner. 
PiCTORic,  Pik-tor-ik,  )  a.  relatig  tu  de  qrt 

PiCTORiCAL,  Pik-tor-i-kal,  )      ov  pantig;    repre- 

zented  bj  piktyqrz. 
PiCTURABLE,  Pikt-yn,r-a-bl,  a.   dat  ma  be  pikt- 

yi|,rd  er  panted. 
PiCTURAL,  Pikt-yqr-al,*  n.  a  reprezentajon. 
PiCTUEAL,  Pikt-yq,r-al,   a.  relatig    tu,  er  repre- 

zented  bj  piktyq,rz. 
Picture,  Pikt-yiy,  n.  a  reprezentajon  ov  a  person 

or  tig  in  kulorz;  a  pantig;  a  Ijknes;  an  imaj;  an 

efiji;  eni  rezemblans  er  reprezentajon. 
Picture,  Pikt-yij^r,  v.  t.  tu  pant;  tu  reprgzent  bj 

pantig;  tu  reprezent.  [piktyi]_r. 

Picture-frame,  Pikt-yqr-fram,  n.  a  fram  fer  a 
Picture-like,  Pikt-yqr-ljk,  a.  Ijk  a  piktyqr. 
Picturer,  Pikt-yi|r-er,  n.  a  panter;  a  maker  ov 

piktyqrz. 
Picturesque,  Pikt-yn,-resk,  a.  havig  fit  kombi- 

najon  ov  ferm  and  kulor  fer  de  imitajon  ov  de 

panter;  Ijk  a  fjn  piktyq,r;  wjld  and  bqtiful;  giv- 

ig  vivid  imprejonz  ov  rgaliti  er  natyi^r;  grafikal. 
Picturesque,    Pikt-yi^-resk,    n.    a    piktyi],resk 

asemblaj,  in  jeneral.  [yqresk  maner. 

Picturesquely,  Pikt-yq,-resk-li,  ad.  in  a  pikt- 
PicuL,  Pik-ul,  n.  a.  Gjngz  wat  ov  1333/^  pundz, 

kontanig  1600  taelz. 
Piddle,  Pid-1,5;  v.  i.   tu  pik  at  a  tabl;   tu   fed 

skwemijli;  tu  trjfl;  tu  be  bizi  ab'st  smel  materz. 
Piddlee,  Pid-ler,:];  n.  wun  hot)  pidlz,  er  iz  bizi  ab'st 

trjflz.  [trjflz. 

Piddling,  Pid-lig,t  pp.  a.  trjflig;  beig  bizi  ab-st 
Pie,  Pj,  n.  a  krust  bakt  wid  sumtig  in  it  fer  ficd; 

pastri; — a  magpj;  a  pqrti-kulord  berd; — de  old 

Katolik  servis-buk;  -  printerz  tjp,  hwen  de  dif- 

erent  leterz  qr  miggld  tugeder; — a  mund  or  pit, 

fer  prezervig  potatoz,  &s.; — a  kompost  hep. 
Piebald,  Pj-beld,  a.  ov  varius  kulorz;  diversif  jd 

in  kulor. 
Piece,  Pes,  n.  a  paq;  a  pqrt  ov  de  hoi;  a  frag- 
ment; a  siggl  tig  er  pqrt;  a  porjon; — a  piktyi^r; 

a  kompozijon;  perfermans; — a  gun,  Iqrj  er  smel; 

—  a  kern.     A-pes,  tu  eq.     Ov  a  pes  wid,  Ijk;  ov 

de  sam  sert. 
Piece,  Pes,  v.  t.  tu  paq:  tu  enlqrj  bj  de  adijon 

ov  a  pes;  tu  jern;  tu  yqnjt. — Tupes  st,  tu  in- 

krgs  bj  adijon.  [pakt. 

Piece,  Pes,  v.  i.  tu  jern;  tu  koales;  tu  be  kom- 
PiECELESS,   Pes-les,  a.    hoi;  not  mad  ov  separat 

pgsez. 
Piecemeal,  Pgs-mel,  ad.  in  pesez;  in  fragments. 
Piecemeal,  Pes-mel,  a.  siggl;  separat;  divjded. 
PiECENER,  Pes-ner,  n.  wun  h(a  supljz  de  rolz  ov 

wul  tia  dg  sluber,  in  dg  wulen  manyqfaktyqr. 
PiECER,  Pes-er,  «.  wun  hct)  pgsez;  a  paqer. 
Piecework,  Pgs-wurk,  n.  wurk  dun  bj  de  pes  er 

job;  task- wurk. 
Pied,  Pjd,  a.  variegated;  pqrti-kulord. 
PiEDNESS,    Pjd-nes,    n.    variegajon;   diversiti  ov 

kulor. 
Piepowder-court,  )   Pj-p-5-der-kort,    n.     {Eng. 
PiEPOUDRE-couET,  \      law}   Q.  kort  establijt  tu 

desjd,  on    de   spot,  dispi^ts  arjzig  at  f<i,rz  and 

markets. 


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Pier,  Per,  n.  a  kolum  on  hwiq  de  qrq  ov  a  brij 

iz  razd; — de  soliJz  betwEii  de  opni})?,  ov  a  bilJ- 

ifl; — dat  pq,rt  ov  de  wol  ov  a  hsi  hwiq  iz  betwen 

de   windoz;— a  mol  projektij)    intia  de  se,  ta 

brak  de  fors  ov  de  wavz.  [per. 

PiKRAOE,    Per-aj,  n.    tol  pad  for  yi^zij)  a  maren 
Pierce,  Pers,  v.  f.  tu  penstrat;  tui  enter;  tu  fors 

a  wa  intti;  tia  tuq  de  pajonz;  tu  afekt. 
Pierce,  Pers,  v.  i.  tia  mak  wa  bj  for.s  intui  or  trd) 

eni  tip;  ta  afekt;  tia  enter;  tu  djv,  az  intu  a 

sekret.  [penetrated. 

Pierceable,  Pers-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  perst  or 
Piercer,  Pers-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  pcrsez;  a  per- 
forator, [ctrajon. 
Piercing,  Pers-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  p^netratip;  pon- 
PlEROiNG,  Pers-ig,^/).  a.  p^netratig;  afektig;  Jqrp; 

sever. 
PiERCiKGLT,  Pers-ig-li,  ad.  Jqrpli. 
Pier-glass,  Per-glas,  n.  a  Iqrj  lukig-glas  betwen 

windoz. 
Pier-table,  Per-ta-bl,  n.  a  tabl  betwen  windoz. 
Pietism,  Pi-e-tiz-m, «.  de  prinsiplz  er  praktis  ov 

de  Pietists. 
Pietist,  Pj-e-tist,  n.  wun  ov  a  sckt  dat  sprug  up 

in  Jerniani  in  de  17t  sentT^ri,  noted  for  .strikt 

devojon  and  grat  pi^riti  ov  ijf;--a  kind  ov  mistik. 
PiETiSTic,  Pi-e-tis-tik,  \_  a.  relatiij  tu,erpqr- 

PlETiSTiCAL,  Pj-e-tis-ti-kal,)       takir)  ov,  pietizm. 
PiETV,  Pi-e-ti,  n.  de  filyal  sentiment  felt  bj  man 

tu  de  Fqder  ov  ol;  dqti  tuGod;  dq,ti  tu  p^Jrents 

er  doz  in  sqperior  relajon. 
Piezometer,    Pj-e-z6m-e-ter,    n.    an  instriftment 

for  asortanii)  de  kompresibiliti  ov  likwidz. 
PiFFERO,  Pif-e-ro,  n.  [It.]  {Mus.)  an  instrdoment 

rez^rablig  a  hober; — a  fjf. 
Pig,  Pig,  n.  de  yug  ov  swjn;  a  yui)  bor  er  s-s; — 

{Mining.)  a  separat  mas  ov  unforjd  metal,  ab'st 

250  p-5ndz,  az  ov  jurn,  or  ov  led. 
PiO,  Pig,  V.  i.  tu  faro;  tu  brig  pigz. 
Pigeon,  Pij-on,  k.  a  herd  ov  several  spejez,  ofn 

bred  tarn  in  a  kot,  er  duv-kot. 
Pigeon-foot,  Pij-on-fut,  n.  an  erb.  [nd. 

Pigeon-hearted,   Pij-on-hqrt-ed,  a.  timid;  frit- 
PlGEON-HOLE,  Pij-on-hol,  n.  a  hoi  in  a  duv-kot; 

— a  smol  hoi  er  kaviti  for  paperz,  &s. 
PiGEON-LiVERED,    Pij-on-liv-erd,    a.    mjld;  soft; 

jentl;  timid. 
Pigeonry,  Pij-on-ri,  n.  a  h-ss  er  kaj  for  pijonz. 
Pio-EYED,  Pig-id,  a.  havig  smel  sugkn  iz;  havig 

jz  lik  doz  ov  swjn.  '     [a  stj. 

PiGGERT,  Pig-er-i,  n.  a  plas  or  reseptakl  fer  pigz; 
PiGGiN,  Pig-in,  n.  a  smol  wudn  vesel. 
Piggish,  Pig-iJ,  a.  relatig  tu  or  Ijk  pigz;  swinij. 
Pig-headed,   Pig-hed-ed,  a.   havig  a  bed  Ijk  a 

pig,  or  a  Iqrj  bed;  stqpid;  obstina't. 
PiGiRON,    Pig-i-urn,  n.   jurn  melted  from  de  or 

intu  Iqrj  lumps. 
PiGLEAD,  Pig-led.  n.   led  in  Iqrj  masez  from  de 

furnas.     Se  {Pig.) 
Pigment,    Pig-ment,  n.   pant;  cni  kulor  ynzd  bj  i 

qrtists; — a  mt^kus   sekrejon  dat  kuverz  de  jrii"" 

ov  de  f. 
Pigmy,  Pig-mi,  n.  a  dworf.     Se  {Pygmy.} 
Pignoration,  Pig-no-ra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  plejig; 

a  ploj  ov  properti  er  ov  person. 
Pignut,   Pig-nut,  n.  de  ert-nut  er  grsnd-nut;  a 

bulbus  nut.  [mineral. 

PiGOTiTE,    Pig-ot-}t,  n.    (Mn.)  a  masiv,  br-snij 
Pigsty,   Pig-stj,  n.  a  plas  hwq,r  pigz  qr  kept;  a 

pigeri. 
Pigtail,  Pig-tal,  n.  a  ktv:  de  h.ir  tid  behind  in  a 

ribon,  so  az  tu  rezdmbl  a  pigz  tal:tobako  twist- 
ed so  az  tu  hava  similar  rez^mblans; — a  spejez 

ov  babifcn. 
PiQWiDGEON,  Pig-wij-on,  n.  a  fari;  a  kant  word 

for  eni  tig  peti  er  smel. 


Pike,   Pjk,  n.    sumtig  pernted; — a  frej-wetor  fij, 

havig  a  Jqrp  smst; — a  log  lans,  formerli  yqzd  bj 

fut-soljerz;  a  fork  yq^zd  in  huzbandri;  a  piqfork; 

— a  pek;  a  pirnt;— wun   ov  too  jurn   sprigz  fer 

fasnig  de  wurk  tu  a  turnig-lad. 
Piked,    Pik-ed,   a.    endig  in  a  pernt;  pikt:  pekt. 

Se  {Picked.)  [cd  hed. 

Pike-headed,  Pjk-hed-ed,  a.  havig  a  Jqrp-pernt- 
Pikeman,  Pjk-man,  n.  a  soljer  qrmd  wid  a  pjk. 
Pikestaff,  Pjk-staf,  n.  de  wudn  pol  ov  a  pjk. 
Pilaster,    Pi-las-ter,  n.  {Arch.)  a  skw^r  kolum 

or  pilar  set  orengajd  in  a  wol,  yqjqali  projektig 

not  mor  dan  a  fii'fc  er  sikst  pqrt  ov  its  widt. 
PiLASTEEED,  Pi-las-tcrd,  a.  furnijt  wid  pilasterz. 
Pilch,    Pilq,    «.    a  kot  ov  skinz;  a  furd  g-sn;  a 

pilqer. 
Pilchard,  Pilq-ard,  n.  a  fiJ  rezemblig  de  herig, 

but  tikor   and    r'suder,  yet  smoler; — kold   elso 

■pihjer. 
Pilcher,    Pilq-er,  n.  a  furd  g"8n  er  kas;  eni  tig 

Ijnd  wid  fur; — a  f ij;  a  pilqard. 
Pile,  Pjl,  n.  astak,  or  strog  pesov  wud,  or  timber, 

drivn  intu  de  grund  tu  mak  a  ferm  f^ndajon; 

— a  hep;  an  akqmqlajon;  eni  tig  hept  tugeder 

tu  be  burnt;— an  edifis;  a  bildig;  a  mas  ov  bild- 

ig; — hjir;   Jag;  h:iri  surfas;  nap; — wun  sid  ov  a 

kffn,  de  krog  beig  de  uder; — pi.  hemorerdz.     Se 

{Piles.) — OalcH/iik  or    Voltaik  pil,  a.  seriez  ov 

serklz  or  elements  aktig  in  yq,nison;  a  galvanik 

bateri; — Pfl  enjiii;  a  majen  fer  drjvig  pjlz  in  de 

grsnd;  a  pjl-drjver. 
Pile,  Pjl,  v.  t.  tu  hep;  tu  koaservat;  tu  fil  wid 

sumtig  hept;  tu  la  on;  tu  brak  of,  az  de  enz  ov 

bqrli. 
Pileate,  Pil-e-at,  a.  {Bot^  havig  a  kap  Ijk  dat 

ov  a  mujrcom;  pileated. 
Pileated,    Pil-e-at-ed,   a.    havig  de  ferm  ov  a 

kuver  or  hat;  pileat. 
Pile-driver,   Pjl-driv-er,  n.  an  enjin  for  drjvig 

pjlz  intu  de  gr'snd. 
PiLEOUs,  Pj-le-us,  a.  relatig  tu  de  h^r;  pjlus. 
PiLER,  Pjl-er,  n.  wun  hco  pjlz  er  aki\mqlats. 
Piles,  Pjlz,  n.  pi.  {Med.)  a  dizez  orijinatig  in  a 

morbid  dilatajon  ov  de  vanz  in  de  loer  pqrt  ov 

de  rektum;  hemorffdz. 
PiLEL'S,  Pi-le-us,  n.  {Dot.)  de  kap  ov  a  muJrcom. 
Pilewoet,   Pjl-wurt,  n.   a  plant;  leser  selandjn. 
Pilfer,  Pil-fer,  v.  t.  tu  stel  in  smel  kwontitiz;  tu 

get  bj  peti  teft;  tu  filq. 
Pilfer,  Pil-fer,  v.  i.  tu  praktis  peti  teft. 
Pilferer,  Pil-fer-er,  n.  wun  huo  pilferz  er  stelz 

peti  tigz.  [teft. 

Pilfering,  Pil-fer-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  stelig;  a  peti 
Pilgarlio,  Pil-gqr-lik,*  n.  wun  hiDz  hq,r  haz  feln 

of;  Q  reqed  person;  wun  flest  and  forsakn. 
Pilgrim,    Pil-grim,  u.  a  traveler;  a  wonderer; — 

wun  hiD  travelz  on  a  pilgrimaj,  er  on  a  rslijus 

ak'snt,  or  tu  halod  plasez. 
Pilgrim,  Pil-grim,  a.  relatig  tu  pilgrimz;  travelig. 
Pilgrimage,   Pil-grim-aj,  n.  a  jurni,  undertalm 

for  devojonal  purpusez,  tu  sum  halod  plas;  a 

log  jurni;  travel. 
PiLiFEROus,  Pi-lif-er-u3,  a.  bqrig  hqrz. 
PiLiFORM,  Pil-i-ferm,  a.    {Hot.)  havig  ds    ferm 

ov  h:\rz  or  d'sn. 
PiLiGEROus,  Pi-lij-er-us,  a.  prodqsig  hq,r. 
PiLiNG-iRON,  Pjl-ig-j-urn,  n.  a  tool  fer  brakig  of 

de  onz  ov  bqrli. 
Pill,  Pil,  n.  medisin  mad  up  intu  a  litl  bol. 
Pill,  Pil,*  i'.  t.  tu  tak  of  de  rjnd;  tu  pel;  tu  strip; 

tu  rob;  tu  plunder;  tu  pilaj. 
Pill,  Pil,  v.  i.  tu  be  stript  awa;  tu  kum  of  in 

flaks;  tu  pel;  tu  komit  roberi. 
Pillage,  Pil-aj,  n.  plunder;  sperl;  de  akt  ov  plun- 

dorig. — {Arch.)  a  pilar  standig  behjnd  a  kolum 

tu  bq,r  up  de  qrqez. 


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Pillage,  Pil-aj,  v,  t.  tu  plunder;  tu  sak;  tu  rob; 

tvx  sparl.  [derer. 

Pillager.  Pil-aj-er,  n.  wun  ho)  pilajez;  a  plun- 
PiLLAR,  Fil-ar,  n.  {Arch.}  a  kolumnar  or  vertikal 

suport  in  a  bildiij;  an  iregyi],lar  kolum,  er  wun 

havii)  de  sam  djameter  at  ds  bas  and  kapital; 

sumtii)  dat  supArts.  [umz. 

Pillared,  Pil-ard,  a.  sup6rted  bj  pilarz  er  kol- 
PiLLAU,  Pi-la,  n.   a  komon  TurkiJ  dij,   mad  ov 

berld  rjs  and  mutn  fat. 
PiLLED-GARLic,  Pild-gqr-lik,t*  «.   wun  hflciz  h^r 

haz  feln  of  bj  dizEz;  a  forlern  reg. 
Pillion,  Pil-yon,  h.  a  kujon  er  soft  sadl  fer  a 

wuman  tu  rjd  on,  bebjnd  a  person  on  hersbak; 

de  pad  ov  a  sadl;  a  la  sadl. 
Pillory,  Pil-o-ri,  n.   a  wudn  fram  er  enjin  on 

bwiq  kriminalz  er  ofenderz  werfermerli  eksp(f)zd 

tu  publik  vi|,  and  jenerali  tu  publik  insult. 
Pillory,  Pil-o-ri,  v.  t.  tu  punij  wid  ds  pilori. 
Pillow,  Pil-o,  ?«.  a  bag  ov  federz,  er  sumMij  soft, 

lad  under  ds  bed  tu  skp  on;  dat  hwiq  suports 

sumtii)  lad  on  it. 
Pillow,  Pil-o,  v.  t.  tu  rest  eni  tii)  on  a  pilo, 
PiLLOW-BEAR,  Pil-o-bar>*  /  -T     1 

Pillow-bier/ Pil-Q-bsr,  *  i  ""•  "^  Pl-^-kas- 
PiLLOW-CASE,  Pil-w-kas,  n,  a  kuver  er  kas  for  a 

pilo. 
Pilose,  Pi-los,*  a.  hq,ri;  kuverd  wid  hq,r;  pjlus. 
PiLOSiTY,  Pi-16s-i-ti,  71.  b^rines. 
Pilot,  Pj-lot,  n.  wun  btoz  biznes  it  iz  tu  kondukt 

Jips  er  veselz  in  er  "st  ov  hqrborz,  er  hw^rever 

dg  navigajon  rekwjrz  lokal  nolej. 
Pilot,  Pj-lot,  v.  t.  tu  stsr;  tu  direkt  in  de  kors. 
Pilotage,  Pj-lot-aj,  n.  de  emplerment,  ofis,  er  pa 

ov  a  pjlot.  [Karibe  fflandz. 

Pilot-bird,  Pj-lot-berd,  n.  a  berd  f^-nd  abut  de 
Pilot-fish,  Pj-lot-fij,  n.  a  fij  dat  atendz  on  de 

Jqrk. 
Pilous,  Pj-lus,  a.  hq,rij  fuil  ov  hux^. 
PiLSER,  Pil-ser,*  n.  de  kandl-mof). 
PiLUM,  Pj-lum,  n.  [L.]  a  misil  wepn;  a  javlin. 
PiMELiTE,  Pim-el-jt,  n.  a  gren,  hjdrated,  siliko- 

alu^minus  mineral. 
PiMENTA,  Pi-men-ta,  )  n.  Jamaka  peper:    elspis; 
Pimento,  Pi-men-to,  )      a  beri,  de  prodi^s  ov  de 

{myrtus  pimenta.}  er  {eugenia  pimenta,)  a  nativ 

tre  ov  de  West  Indez. 
Pimp,  Pimp,  n.  wun  hcb  provjdz  gratifikajonz  fer 

de  lust  ov  uderz;  a  proki^rer;  a  pander. 
Pimpernel,  Pim-per-nel,  n.    a  plant  ov  several 

varjetiz. 
Pimpinella,  Pim-pi-nel-a,  n.  {Bot.}  a.  jenus  ov 

plants,  mostli  perenialz,  inkh^dig  burnet. 
Pimping,  Pimp-ii),J  a.  litl;  peti;  az,  a  pimpi)j  tii). 
Pimple,  Pim-pl,  n.  a.  smel  red  pastq^l;  a  bloq. 
Pimpled,  Fim-pld,  a.  haviij  pimplz  er  pusti^lz. 
Pimply,  Pim-pli,  a.  ful  ov  pimplz;  spoted. 
Pin,  Pin,  n.  a  Jert  pffnted  pes  ov  wjr,  wid  a  bed, 

yi^zd  far  fasnig  klodz;— eni  tig  drivn  tu  hold 

pqrts   tugeder;  a  peg;  a  bolt;   eni  slender  tig 

fikst  in  anuder  bodi;  dat  hwiq  loks  de  hwel  tu 

de  aksl;  a  linqpin;  de  sentral  pqrt;  a  peg  bj  hwiq 

mq,zij'anz  streg  or  relaks  dq,r  strigz.— Q  herni  in- 

dq,raJon  ov  de  membranz  ov  de  j. — (I  silindrikal 

roler  mad  ov  wud.— Q  nokjus  humor  in  a  heks 

fut. 
Pin,  Pin,  v.  t.  tu  fasn  wid  pinz;  tu  fasn;  tu  mak 

fast;  tu  jffn;  tu  fiks;  tu  Jut  up;  tu  pen. 
Pinafore,    Pin-a-for,    n.    a  sort  ov  gqrment  er 

apurn,  worn  bj  gildren  er  laborerz  tu  protekt 

dv  klodz:  a  qjldz  apurn;  a  skufl.  [pjn. 

Pinaster,  Pi-nas-ter,  n.  [i.]  de  wjld  er  m-snten 
Pincase,  Pin-kas,  n.  a  kas  for  pinz;  a  pinkujon. 
Pincers,  Pin-serz,  n.  an  instritiment  bj  bwiq  eni 

tig  iz  grjpt  in  eider  tu  be  dren  "st,  az  a  nal.   Se 

^Pinchers.') 


Pinch,  Ping,  u.  t.  tu  skwez  betwen  too  smel  hqrd 
bodiz,  az  de  figgerz,  tet,  er  pqrts  ov  a  y)|,tensil: 
tu  pres;  tu  gal;  tu  fret;  tu  grjp;  tu  opres;  tu 

stratn;  tu  distres;  tu  pan;  tu  trj  tdroli. 
Pinch,  Ping,  v.  i.  tu  akt  wid  fors,  so  az  tu  be 

felt;  tu  bq,r  hqrd;  tu  be  puzlig;  tu  spq,r;  tu  be 

frcDgal. 
Pinch,  Ping,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  boo  pingez;  d  pan- 
ful skwez;  a  grjp; — az  mug  az  iz  pingt  up  bj  de 

figgerz  ; — oprejon;    distres    inflikted;    difikulti; 

tjm  ov  distres. 
Pinchbeck,    Ping-bek,    n.    an  ale-  ov  koper  and 

zigk;  a  gold-kulord  mikst  metal,  namd  from  de 

inventor. 
PiNCHER,  Ping-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwig  pingez. 
Pinchers,  Ping-erz,  n.  pi.  an  instrument  bj  hwiq 

eni  tig  iz  grjpt  in  order  tu  be  dren  'st;  pinserz, 
Pinchfist,  Pinq-fist,t        )  n.  a  sordid  person;  a 
PiNCHPENNY,  Pinq-pon-i,t  )      nigard;  a  mjzer. 
Pinching,  Pinq-ig,  pp.  a.  grjpig;  opresig;  kuvetus. 
PiNCH-spoTTED,  Pinq-spot-ed,  a.  diskdlord  bj  hav- 

ig  bin  pinqt.  [in. 

Pincushion,  Pin-kuJ-on,  n.  a  kuJon  tu  kep  pinz 
Pindaric,  Pin-dar-ik,  n.  an  iregyq,lar  od;  an  od 

in  imitajon  ov  de  odz  ov  Pindar.  [Pindar. 

Pindaric,  Pin-dar-ik,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  rezemblig, 
Pindarical,  Pin-dar-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  Pindar; 

Pindarik.  [dar. 

Pindarism,  Pin-dar-iz-m,  ».  an  imitajon  ov  Pin- 
PiNDARisT,  Pin-dar-ist,  n.  an  imitator  ov  Pindar. 
PiNDUST,  Pin-dust,  n.  metal  dust  in  a  pin  man- 

yi\,faktori. 
Pine,  Pjn,  n.  a  Iqrj  evergren  tre  ov  meni  varjetiz, 

valyq,d  for  timber; — a  pjn-apl. 
Pink,  Pjn,  v.  i.  tu  laggwij;  tu  wf^r  awa  wid  eni 

kjnd  ov  mizeri;  tu  flag;  tu  drcDp;  tu  wast  awa. 
Pine,  Pjn,  v.  t.  tu  wf^r  ■st:  tu  grev  far. 
Pineal,  Pin-e-al,  a.  rezemblig  a  pjnapl; — {Anat.} 

apljd  tu  a  protq^berans  or  gland  ov  de  bran. 
Pineapple,  Pjn-ap-1,  n.  de  ananas,  a  delijus  trop- 

ikal  fruit,  rezemblig  in  Jap  de  kon  ov  a  pjn. 
Pine-aster,  Pjn-as-ter,  n.  de  wjld  pjn.  Se  {Pin- 
aster.} 
Pine-barrens,   Pjn-bar-enz,  n.  pi.  a  term  apljd 

tu  level,  sandi  trakts  kuverd  wid  pjn  trez  in  cte 

Sudern  Yunjted  Stats. 
Pine-marten,  Pjn-mqr-ten,  n.  {Zool.}  a  mqrten 

valyi^d  far  its  fur. 
Pinery,  Pjn-er-i,  n.  a  plas  hwqr  pjnaplz  qr  razd. 
PiNEY,  Pjn-i,  a.  ab-sndig  in  pjnz.     Se  {Piny.} 
Pinfeather,  Pin-fed-er,  n.  a  feder,  from  its  sjz, 

asimilated  tu  a  pin;  a  feder  beginig  tu  Jcot,  er 

not  full  gron. 
Pinfeathered,  Pin-fed-erd,  a.  havig  pinfederz. 
Pinfold,  Pin-fold,  n.  a  plas  fer  konf jnig  bests;  a 

pund. 
Pinfooted,  Pin-fut-ed,  a.  havig  de  toz  er  fet 

berderd  bj  a  membran. 
Pinguedo,  Pin-gwe-do,  n.  {Anat.)  de  fatov  ani- 

malz  Ijig  under  de  skin. 
PiNGUiTE,  Pig-gwjt, «.  {Mm.}  an  ffl-gren  mineral. 
Pinguitude,  Pig-gwi-tqd,  n.  fatnes;  obesiti. 
Pinhold,   Pin- hold,  n.  a  plas  hwq,r  a  pin  m&ks 

fast.  [iz  mad  bj  a  pin. 

Pinhole,  Pin-hol,  n.  a  hoi  er  perforajon,  suq  az 
Pinion,  Pin-yon,  n.  de  jffnt  ov  de  wig  remotest 

from  de  bodi;  a  feder  er  kwil  ov  de  wig;  a  wig; 

— a  feter  er  bond  fer  de  qrm; — a  smel,  tcott  hwel 

hwig  plaz  in  de  tet  ov  a  Iqrjer  wun. 
Pinion,  Pin-yon,  v.  t.  tu  konf  jn   er  bjnd,  az  de 

wigz  er  pinyonz;  tu  disabl  de  pinyon;  tu  kon- 

f  jn  bj  bjndig  de  qrmz  er  elboz  tu  de   sjdz;  tu 

Jakl;  tu  bjnd. 
Pinioned,  Pin-yond,  a.  furnijt  wid  pinyonz. 
PiNiTE,  Pin-jt,  n.  {Min.)  a  soft,  kristaljzd  min- 
eral. 


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Pink,  Pi^k,  n.  a  smol,  fragrant  fluer  ov  meni 
varjetiz;  Ac  djantus;  Ae  yi'l3n,al  kulor  ov  de 
Uuct;  a  Ijt  krimzn;  a  kulor  ov  rcdij  hq,; — de 
sumit  ov  ckselens; — a  litl  j;  a  litl  iij;  de  mioo; 
— a  kjnd  ov  hevi,  naro-stfirnd  Jip;  hens  de  se- 
term  piijk-stemd. 

Pink,  Pii)k,  v.  t.  tu  wurk  in  jlct-hcjlz;  tu  pers; 
tu  stab. 

Pink,  Pipk,  f.  i.  tu  wipk  wid  de  jz. 

I'iNK,  I'iok,  a-  rezemblij)  de  most  yii3T\,al  kulor 
(.V  At  pil)k;  \\i  krimzn. 

PiNK-COLOUED,  Pi^k-kul-ord,  a.  havi^  de  kulor 
ov    At    piyk. 

Pi.NK-KYED,  Pijik-jrl,  a.  havifl  litl  jz. 

Pink-needle,  I'iflk-ne-dl,  n.   a   Jeperdz  bodkin. 

PiNK-STEENED,  Pii)k-sternd,  a.  (iVtti/^.)  havig  a 
naro  stem,  az  a  jip. 

Pi.v-MAKEU,  Pin-mak-cr,  n.  wun  hco  maks  pinz. 

I'iN-MONEY,  Pin-mun-i,  n.  muni  aHd  tu  a  wif, 
az  for  pinz,  dat  iz,  for  her  jirjvat  ekspensez. 

PiN.NACE,  Pin-an,  n.  {yaut.)  a.  smol,  lit  vesel  wid 
.-^alz  and  orz: — a  bot  bEloyin  tu  a  /ipov  wor. 

Pinnacle,  Pin-a-kl,  »i.  {Arch.y  a  smol  skwi^r  er 
pijligunal  pilar  or  turet  on  a  bildig,  jenerali  on 
an  H;)gl  ov  a  bildij):  a  turet  or  elevajon  abiiv  de 
rest  <jv  At  bildiij; — a  hi,  sjiirifl  pernt. 

Pinnacle,  Pin-a-kl,  v.  t.  tu  furnij  wid   pinaklz. 

Pinnate,  Pin-at,  a.  {lint.)  divjded  intu  a  num- 
ber ov  purz  ov  leflets. 

PiNNATiFiD,  Pin-.it-i-fid,  a.  {Bot.}  divjded  in  a 
pinat  m:inur,  nrrli  disn  tu  de  midrib. 

PiNXATiPED,  Pin-at-i-pod,  a.  pin-futcd;  havij 
At  toz  borderd  bj  a  membran. 

PiNNATiPED,  Pin-at-i-ped,  n.  a   fin-futed   berd. 

Pinner,  Pin-er,  u.  wun  hoo  pinz;  a  maker  ov  pinz; 
— de  laj)ct  ov  a  hed-dres  hwiq  fljz  liDs. 

PiNNET,  Pin-ot,  n.  a  pinakl;  a  wig. 

PiNNiFOKM,  Pin-i-form,  a.  havi{)  At  form  ov  a  fin. 

Pinning,  Pin-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  fasnig  wid  pinz; — 
de  lo  masoari  bwi^  supdirts  a  fram  ov  stud- 
wurk. 

Pinniped,  Pin-i-ped,  n.  a  spejez  ov  krab. 

PiNNULATE,  Pin-n,-lat,  a.  {But.}  subdivided  in- 
tu leflets:  pinat. 

Pinnule,  l'in-q,l,  n.  a  smol  fin. 

Pint,  Pint,  ».  h^f  a  kwert;  de  att  pqrt  ov  a  galon; 
a  likwid  mejti^r. 

Pintado,  Pin-ta-do,  n.  a  berd  ov  Sut  Amerika. 

Pintail,  I'in-tal,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  duk,  wid  a  pernt- 
ed  tal. 

Pintle,  Pin-tl,  n.  an  jum  pin  hwiq  keps  a  kanon 
from  rekarlig:— a  huk,  or  bolt,  for  hagig  a 
ruder. 

Pint-pot,  Pjnt-pot,  n.  a  mejur  ov  hqf  a  kwert. 

Pinule,  Pin-ynl,  n.  wun  ov  de  sits  ov  an  as- 
trulab. 

Piny,  Pjn-i,  a.  ab-sndig  wid,  or  rcz^mblig,  pjnz. 

Pioneer,  I'j-o-ner,  n.  a  soljcr  or  person  hcoz  biz- 
nes  it  iz  tu  kler  a  rod  befor  an  qrmi,  tu  sigk 
injnz,  and  tro  up  wurksand  fertifikajonz: — wun 
hctj  rrmAvz  obstrukjonz,  or  prtji^rz  de  wa  for 
doz  hO)  folo.  [de  wa. 

Pioneer.  I'j-o-nt'r,  r.  i.  tu  akt  az  pjoner;  tu  kler 

Pioneer,  Pj-o-nrr,  v.t.  tu  remdiv  obstaklz  from; 
tu  kler  f'lr  paj-aj. 

Piosied,  Pj-u-nid,  a.  ^umijt  wid  pjonir. 

FiONT,  Pj-o-ni,  n.  a  pcreniul  plant  wid  a  Iqrj 
filter;— ritn  olso  (pfny.)     Se  {Peoni/.} 

PiOCS,  Pj-us.  a.  partakig  ov  pjeti;  pozesig  pjcti; 
dri,tiful  tu  God:  devst;  godli;  rtlijus; — dutiful 
tu  pi^rent^  or  uder  ner  relnjonz. 

Piously,  Pj-us-li,  ad.  in  a  pjus  manor;  relijusli. 

Pip,  Pip,  <>.  a  dizez  in  f'slz,  beig  a  dcflukjon  er 
Q  herni  pelikl  dat  groz  on  de  tip  ov  A^t  tugz; — 
Q  spot  on  plaifl  kqrdz;^dr  sed  ov  an  apl. 

Pip,  Pip.  i".  i'.  tu  qerp  or  krj  az  a  berd. 


Pipe,  Pjp,  n,  cni  log,  holo  bodi;  a  tqb;— a  tqb  ov 

bakl  kia  or  uder  subatans  for  smokig  tobako; — 

a  wind-instrcDment  ov  mqzik; — Ac  organz  ov  vffs 

and  respirajon;  az,  de  wind-pip; — *^'>  ^^  ^^  STsnd 

ov  de  vflTs; — a  Iqrj  kask;  a  likwid  or  wjn  niey\r, 

from  106  tu  140  galonz. 
Pipe,  Pjp,  i'.  i.  tu  pla  on  de  pjp;  tu  emit  a  Jril 

sTind;  tu  hwisl. 
Pipe,  Pjp,  v.  t.  tu  pla  upon  a  pjp. 
PiPE-CHAMBEB,  Pjp-qam-bcr,  n.  a   rescptakl   for 

wotcr. 
Pipe-clay,  Pjp-kla,  n.   (Min.)  a  spejez  ov  kla 

empltfd  in  de  manyqfaktyrir  ov  ertenwi^r. 
Piped,  Pjpt,  a.  formd  wid  a  pjp;  ti'^bqlar. 
Pipe-fish,  Pjp-fiJ,  7i.  a  smol  se-fij. 
I'iPER,  Pjj)-er,  »i.  wun  boo  plaz  on  de  pip; — a   log, 

slender  fij. 
PiPERiDGE,  Pip-er-ij,  n.  {Bot.}  Ac  bqrberi  buj; 

a  Jrub.     Se  {Fepperidge.y 
PiPERiNE,  Pip-er-in,  n.  \C/iem.)  de  aktiv  prin- 

sij)!  ov  blak  peper. 
Pipe-tree,  Pjp-tre,  «.  de  Ijlak-tre. 
Piping,  Pjp-ig,  a.  dat  pjps  in  speq,  az  from  sik- 

nes; — wek:  febl;  sikli: — dat  pjps  in  de  akt  ov 

bfflig; — hens  At  \n\gaT  irai  i>iiiirj  hut. 
Pipkin,  Pip-kin,  n.  a  smel  erten  berler. 
Pippin,  Pip-in,  u.  a  kjnd  ov  apl;  an  ekselent  win- 
ter apl. 
Piquancy,  Pik-an-si,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  pikant; 

Jqrpnes;  jiunjensi:  severiti. 
Piquant,  Pik-ant,  a.  prikig;  persig:  stimyqlated 

tu  de  tast,  korporeal  or  mental;  Jqrp;  punjent; 

sever. 
Piquaxtlt,  Pik-ant-li,  ad.  Jqrpli;  punjentli. 
Pique,  Pek,  n.  [/V.]  an   il-wil;  an    ofens;  a   sljt 

rezentmcnt;  gruj; — a  pernt;  a  pugktilio; — a  dub- 

lig  ov  de  pernts  at  piket. 
Pique,  Pek,  v.  t.  tu  tuq  wid  envi;  tu  put  intu 

a  fret;  tu   kindl   tu  emytilajon;  tu  ofend;  tu 

iritat; — tu  valyrj,;  wid  de   resiprokal   pron'snz, 

tu  prid. 
Pique,  Pek,  t'.  i.  tu  kez  iritajon. 
Piquet,  Pi-ket,  n.  a  gam  at  kqrdz.    ,Se  (Picket.) 
Piracy,  Pj-ra-si,  ii.  de  krjm  ov  robcri  on  de  se; 

de  kriiu  or  emplerment  ov  pjrats; — eni   roberi, 

partikytilarli  litcrari  tcft. 
Piragua,  Pi-r^-gwa,  n.  a  rind  kanrfi.  Se  {Pirogue.} 
Pirate,  Pj-rat,  n.  wun  htt)  praktisez  pira.<i;  a  se- 

rober:  a  Jip  empltJd  in  jijrasi; — cni  rober,  partik- 

j'l^larli  a  bukseler  hco  stelz  a  kopirjt. 
Pirate,  Pj-rnt,  v.  t.  tu  tak  bj  left  er  roberi;  tu 

rob  bj  SE. 
Pirate,   Pj-rat,   i-.  j.  tu  praktis  pjrnsi  or  roberi. 
Pirated,  Pj-rat-ed,  a.  takn  bj  pjrasi,  er  roberi, 

or  teft. 
Piratical,  Pj-rat-i-kal,  a.  relatigtu  pjrasi;  plun- 

derig:  predatori;  robig. 
Piratically,  Pj-rat-i-kal-i,  ad.    in  a  pjratikal 

maner;  bj  pjrasi.  [krabz. 

PiRiMELA,  Pir-i-me-la,  n.  {Conch.}    a  jenus  ov 
Pirn,  Pern,  n.  de  w^nd  yqm  dat  iz  on  a  weverz 

Jutl. 
Pirogue,  Pi-rug,  n.  [Fr.]  a  kamfi  formd  ov  wun 

Iqrj  tre:  a  smol  bot  yqzd  on  de  western  weten 

ov  de  Vnnjted   Stats; — ritn  olso   {j'eria^o  and 

pencuiiia!) 
PiSAN,  Pe-zan,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Peza. 
Pisasphaltum,  Pis-as-fal-tum,  »».  mineral  pi^. 
Piscary,  Pis-ka-ri,  n.  {Law}  Ac  rjt  or  liberti  ov 

fijig. 
PiSCATiON,  Pis-ka-Jon,*  n.  de  akt  ov  fijig. 
PiSCATOR,  Pis-ka-tor,  n.  [Z.]  a  fijerman;  an  ag- 

gler.  (piskatori. 

Piscatorial.  Pis-ka-tu-ri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  fiJig; 
Piscatory,  Pis-ka-to-ri,  a.   relatig   tu  fijei  er 

fiJig. 


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Pisces,  Pis-£z,  n.  pi.  [L.]  fjjez; — {Astron.'}  At 
12t  sin  ov  At  zodiak,  reprezented  bj  t<D  fijez 
jernd  tugeder. 

PisciNAL,  Pis-i-nal,  a.  belogii)  tu  a  fij-pond. 

Piscine,  Pis-in,  a.  rslatir)  tia  fij. 

Piscivorous,  Pi-siv-o-rus,  a.  fij-stiij:  livii)  on  fiJ. 

Pise,  Pe-za,  n.  \_Fr.'\  a  kjnd  ov  kla; — {Arch.}  a 
spEjez  ov  wel  konstrdkted  ov  stif  ert  er  kla, 
kiii-id  up  in  moldz,  and  ramd  d^sn,  az  ds  wurk 
iz  kaiid  up. 

Pish,  PiJ,  inter.  Je!  a  kontemtyT|us  eksklamajon. 

Pish,  PiJ,  v.  i.  tu.  ekspres  kontemt. 

Pisiform,  Pj-si-ferm,  a.  fermd  Ijk  a  pg. 

Pismire,  Piz-mjr,  er  Pis-mjr,  h.  a  smel  insekt; 
an  ant;  an  emet. 

Pisolite,  Pi-sca-ljt,  n.  {Min.}  de  pE-ston,  a  min- 
eral TEzemblii)  au  agli|tinaJon  ov  pez. 

Piss,  Pis,  r.  {.  tia  mak  wetcr. 

Piss,  Pis,  r^.  yiyin:  animal  water.  [sros- 

PissABED,  Pis-a-bed,  n.  a  yelo  fliser  groii)  in  ds 

PissASPHALT,  Pis-as-falt,  n.  mineral  pig,  an  in- 
durated biti^men. 

Pistachio,  Pis-ta-Jo,  n.  a  nut  ov  an  oblog  fig- 
yi|r,  ov  a  swetij  and  uiiktyipis  tast,  de  froDt  ov 
de  {putacia  vera,)  a  kjnd  ov  turpentin-trg. 

PiSTACiTE,  Pis-ta-sjt,  n.  {Min.}  a  mineral,  keld 
elscD  epidot. 

Pistareen,  Pis-ta-rgn,  n.  a  smel  SpaniJ  silver 
kern,  ov  de  valyq,  ov  17  sents;  fermerli  valyq^d 
at  20  sents. 

Piste,  Pest,  n.  [Fr.]  a  trak  er  futstep. 

Pistil,  Pis-til,  n.  {Bot.}  de  perntal  ov  a  femal 
fl'ser,  adhgrii)  tu  ds  frojt,  for  de  resepjon  ov  ds 
polen,  and  konsistii)  ov  trs  pq,rts,  ds  ovari,  stjl, 
and  stigma. 

PiSTiLLACEOUS.  Pis-til-a-Jus,  a.  {Bot.}  grcDiij  on 
ds  jerm  or  ssd-bud  ov  a  fl'ser. 

Pistillate,  Pis-til-at,  a.  {Bot.}  havii),  er  kon- 
sistiii  ov  a  pistil.  [a  pistil. 

Pistilufeeous,  Pis-til-if-er-us,  a.  {Bot.}  havii) 

Pistol,  Pis-tol,  n.  a.  smel  hand-gun;  ds  smelest 
fjrqrm. 

Pistol,  Pis-tol,  «.  t.  tu  JcDt  wid  a  pistol. 

Pistolade,  Pis-to-lad,  n.  [ir.]  ds  Jot  er  disqdrj 
ov  a  pistol. 

Pistole,  Pi.s-tol,  n.  [Fr.]  a  gold  ken  ov  Span, 
Jermani,  &s.,  ov  diferent  degrsz  ov  valy^. 

PiSTOLET,  Pis-to-let,  71.  a  litl  pistol;  a  kern. 

Pistolite,  Pis-tol-jt,  11.  {Ilm.}  ds  pe-ston,  a 
kqrbonat  ov  l|m,  egzistii)  in  globyi|,lz. 

Piston,  Pis-ton',  n.  [Fr.]  a  fort  silinder  ov  wud 
or  metal,  hwiq  fits  cgzaktli  ds  kaviti  ov  a  pump, 
or  ov  uder  hjdrGlik  majenz,  az  an  ^r-pump,  &s., 
and  wurks  up  and  d'sn,  koziij  sukjon. 

Pit,  Pit,  n.  a  hoi  in  ds  gr-snd;  an  abis;  ds  grav; 
— ds  flor  er  midl  porjon  ov  ds  odiens  pqrt  ov  a 
fisater:—  eni  holo,  az  ov  ds  stumak;  ds  qrm-pit; 
— ds  arsna  on  hwiq  koks  fjt;— a  mqrk  mad  bj  a 
dizEz; — de  ston  ov  a  frdjt,  az  ov  a  qeri  er  psq. 
[Lokal,  Y.  S.] 

Pit,  Pit,  v.  t.  tu  la  in  a  pit; — tu  mqrk  wid  holz 
er  spots;  tu  indent; — tu  set  in  opozijon  erkom- 
petijon,  az  koks  in  a  pit. 

Pitapat,  Pit-a-pat,  n.  a  fluter;  a  palpitajon;  a 
Ijt,  kwik  step.  [Jon. 

Pitapat,  Pit-a-pat,  ad.  wid  a  fluterii)  palpita- 

Pitch,  Piq,  n.  ds  rszidyixum  hwiq  rsmanz  after 
berlii)  tqr  in  an  opn  jurn  pot,  muq  yqzd  in  Jip- 
bildii);  asfalt  er  asfaltum;  biti|men; — sjz;  statyqr; 
dsgre;  rat; — {Miig.}  de  degre  ov  akq^tnes  er 
gravnes  ov  a  not;— (^4;r7t.)  ds  inklinajon  ov 
slopii)  sjdz  tu  ds  horjzon,  az  ov  a  roof. 

Pitch,  Piq,  v.  t.  tu  fiks;  tu  plant;  tu  erder  reg- 
yH,larli;  tu  set  tu  a  ke-not;  tu  tro;  tu  kast; 
tu  tro  hedloij;  tu  kast  ferward; — tu  smer  wid 


Pitch,  Piq,  v.  i.  tu   Ijt;  tu   drop;  tu  hapn;  to. 

fel  hedlog;  tu  fiks  qers,  wid  iipdn;  tu  fiks  a 

tent. 
Pitch-black,  Piq-blak,    a.    blak  az   piq. 
Pitchblende,  Piq-blend,  n.  {Min.}  a   komp-snd 

ov  ds  oksidz  ov  yij^ranium  and  jurn;  a  mineral 

fisnd  in  Saksoni.  [substans. 

Pitchcoal,  Piq-kol,  n.  {31in.}  jet;  a  hqrd,  blak 
Pitcher,  Piq-er,  n.  he    er   dat   hwiq   piqez; — an 

instrooment  fer  persiij  ds  grsnd; — an  ertenvesel; 

a  woter-pot.  [gran  iz  piqt. 

Pitchfork,  Piq-ferk,  n.  a  ferk  wid   hwiq   ha  er 
PiTCHiNESS,  Piq-i-nes,  n.  blaknes:  dqrknes. 
Pitching,  Piq-ii),  n.  de  rjzii)  and  felig  ov  de  bed 

and  stern  ov  a  Jip;  de  akt  ov  troig,  az  wid  a 

piqfork.  [step. 

Pitching,  Piq-ig,  a.  desendii)  abrubtli;  dsklivus; 
Pitchpipe,  Piq-pjp,  n.  an  instrooment  tu  regyt],- 

lat  de  vers,  and  tu  giv  de  ledii)  not  ov  a  ti|n. 
Pitchstone,  Piq-ston,  n.  {Min.}  a.  volkanik  rok 

rszemblig  indqratcd  piq. 
Pitchy,  Piq-i,  a.  smsrd  wid  piq;  havig  ds  kwol- 

itiz  ov  piq;  blak;  dqrk;  dizmal. 
Pit-coal,  Pit-kol,  n.  fosil  er  mineral  kol,  so  keld 

bskez  it  iz  obtand  bj  sigkii)  pits  in  de  crt. 
Piteous,  Pit-s-us,    a.    soroful;  mornful;  eksjtii) 

piti;  woful;  dolful;  kompajonat;  tender. 
Piteously,  Pit-s-us-li,  ad.  in  a  piteus  maner. 
PiTEOUSNESS,  Pit-e-us-nes,    n.    sorofulnes;    ten- 

dcrnes. 
Pitfall,  Pit-fel,  n.  a  kuverd  er  konseld  pit,  Ijabl 

tu  be  feln  intu;  a  sert  ov  jin  er  trap  fer  kaqip 

wjld  bests. 
Pith,  Pit,  n.  ds  soft,  spunji  substans  in  de  senter 

ov  de  stem  ov  plants:  de  maro  ov  animal  bodiz; 

— street;  fors;  enerji;  impertans;  moment;  prin- 

sipal  pqrt;  kwiutesens;  qef  p^t. 
Pithily,  Pit-i-li,    ad.    wid   stregt;  wid   kojensi 

er  fors.  [enerji. 

Pithiness,  Pit-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  bsii)  piti; 
Pithless,  Pit-les,  a.  wontii)  pit,  street,  er  fors. 
Pit-hole,  Pit-hol,  n.  a   mqrk  mad   bj   dizez;  a 

kaviti;  a  hoi. 
Pithy,  Pit-i,  a.  konsistii)   ov   pit;  abiindii)    wid 

pit;  stror);  forsibl;  enerjetik. 
Pitiable,  Pit-i-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  bs  pitid;  eksjtig 

piti;  dezervig  piti. 
Pitiableness,  P'it-i-a-bl-nes,  n.  ds  stat  or  ds- 

zervii)  piti. 
PiTiEE,  Pit-i-er,  n.  wun  hcD  pitiz. 
Pitiful,  Pit-i-ful,  a.   tender;   kompajonat;  mel- 

ankoli;    moovir)    kompajon;    peltri;    kontcmtibl; 

despikabl;  has;  wurtles; — n'S  komonli  ynzd  in  a 

bad  sens.  [basli. 

Pitifully,  Pit-i-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  pitiful  maner; 
PiTiFULNESS,  Pit-i-ful-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

pitiful.  [mersiles. 

Pitiless,  Pit-i-les,  a.  wontii)   piti  er   kompajon; 
Pitilessly,  Pit-i-les-li,  ad.  wid-st  piti  er  mersi. 
PiTiLESSNESS,  Pit-i-les-nes,  n.  unmersifulnes. 
Pitman,  Pit-man,   n.,  pi.  Pit-men;   wun   hco,  in 

seii)  timber,  standz  in  a  pit; — an  apendaj  tu  a 

forsii)  pump. 
Pitsaw,  Pit-se,  n.  a  Iqrj  se  yii,zd   bj  trt)  men,  ov 

hcDm  wun  iz  in  a  pit. 
Pitt  AC  ALL,  Pit-a-kel,  er  Pit-a-kal,  n.  wun  ov  de 

ki^rius  siks  prinsiplz  f'snd  in  wud-tqr,  ova  dqrk 

h\\\,  solid  substans,  sumhwot  Ijk  indigo. 
Pittance,  Pit-ans,  oi.  a  smel  al'sans;  a  smel  por- 
jon; a  litl  kwontiti;  a  trjfl. 
Pitted,  Pit-ed,  p.  a.   mqrkt  wid   indentajonz  er 

pits:  indented. 
Pittizite,  Pit-i-zjt,  n.  {Min.}  vitriol  oker. 
Pituitary,  Pi-tq-i-ta-ri,  a.  relatip   tu   er  kon- 

diiktig  flem. 
Pituite,  Pit-yq-jt,  n.  flem;  mq,kus. 


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PiTUiTOUS,  Pi-tii-i-tus,   3.    konsistij)  ov,  er  dis- 

q'lrjij),  iniikus  (»r  fletn. 
PiTV,  I'it-i,  n.  de  felio  ov  a  hq,mdD  person  eksjt- 

ed  bj  de  distrds  ov  andder;  komizerajon;  kom- 

pajon;  simpati  wid  mizeri. 
Pity,  Pit-i,  v.  t.  tu  hav  kompajon  for;  tu  kom- 

pajouat;  tu  reg<ird  wid  i)iti;  tu  kouiizcrat. 
PlTV,  Pit-i,  V.  i.  tu  be  koiniiajonat. 
Pivot,  Piv-ot,  «.  a  pin   or  Jort  Jaft  on  hwic  cni 

tij)  tumz; — {Mil.}  At  ofiser  or  suljer  upon  boom 

dr  h\vrlij)Z,  in  evolnJonz,  qr  mad. 
Pix,  I'iks,  II.  a  litl  qest  or  bok.s.     Se  {i'l/.r.} 
PizzLE,  Piz-1,  II.  de  mal  organ  in  kwodntipedz. 
Placability,  Pla-ka-bil-i-ti,    )  n.  de   kwoliti  ov 
Placablexess.  Pla-ka-bl-ne?,  i       htirj   plakabl; 

po^ibiliti  tu  IjE  apt'zd. 
Placable,  Pla-ka-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  api'zd;  apezabl. 
Placard,  Pla-ki'ird,  ii.  a   ritn   or   jirinted   paper 

pasted  up  in  sum  i)la-5  ov  publik  rez'irt:  an  edikt; 

a  deklarajon;  a  publik  niotifikajun. 
Placard,  Pla-k4rd,  f.  t.  tu  advertjz  or  giv  notis 

ov   bj   plak^rdz;    tu   publij  bj    postig    up;  tu 

post  up. 
Place,  PIa.s,  n.  a  part  iky  ij^Uir  porjon  ov  spas:  lo- 

kaliti:  sityn,njiiii;  stajon;    pozijon;  sjt;  spot;  lo- 

kal  rehijon;  lokal  egzistens;  spas  in  jeneral;  sep- 

arat  noin:  a  set;  rezideiis:  nianjou;  pasaj  in  rjtii); 

erdinal  relajon;  stat  ov  aktyiyil  operajon;  efekt; 

eg/.istens;  niflk;  order  ov  prjoriti;  jiresedens;  ofis; 

publik   einplerment;    jxjst;  qtirj;    {'ui)kJon;   rcom; 

wa;  grsnd;  stajon  in   lj£; — a    publik  skwq,r  in 

a  siti. 
Place,  Plas,  v.  t.  tu  put  in  eni  plas,  ragk,  kon- 

dijon,  er  ofis;  tu  fiks;  tu  setl;  tu  establij;  tu 

set;  tu  la;  tu  disp<jz;  tu  order. 
Placebo,  Pla-se-bo,  n.  {Med.}  a  medisin  or  pre- 

skripjon  hwiq  iz  dezjnd  tu  plez,  radcr  dan  ben- 
efit, de  pajent. 
Placeless,  Plfis-les,  a.  havig  no  plas  or  ofis. 
Placeman,  Plas-man,  n.,  pi.  Pias-nien;   wun  hot) 

baz  a  plas  or  ofi.s  under  a  guvernincnt. 
Placenta,  Pla-sen-ta,  n.  [L.]  a  kak; — {Anal.}  a 

serkiilar,  flat,  vaski|,lar  substans,  dat  servz  tu 

konva  nurijnient  from  de  muder  tu  de  fetus  in 

de  wilini,  and  kumz  awa  after  de  bert;  de  after- 

hcri;— {But.}  de  pqrt  ov  de  ovari  tu  hwiq  de 

ovij^lz  qr  ataqt;  a  sel3'n,lar  tiji^. 
Placental.  Pla-sen-tal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  pla^dnta. 
Placentation,  Plas-cn-ta-Jon,  n.  {Bot.}  de  dis- 

puzijon  ov  de  kotilcdonz  in  de  jerminajon  ov 

?i>;2.  [ii)  de  plasenta. 

Placentiferous,  Plas-en-tif-er-u3,  a.  {Bot.}  b^r- 
Placer,  Flas-er,  n.  wun  hO)  plasez. 
Placid,  Fhis-id,  a.  jentl;  kwjet;  seren;  kqm;  not 

turbulent:  soft:  kjnd;  mild. 
Placidity.  I'la-sid-i-ti,  "j  n.  de  stat  ov  brij) 
Placidness,  Plas-id-nes,  |  plasid;  mjldncs;  jen- 
tl nes.  [etnes. 
Placidly,  Pl.is-id-ll,  ad.  mildli:  jcntli;  wid  kwj- 
Placit,  l'l;\s-it,  H.  {Law}  degr£  or  desi3on  ov  sum 

kort  iir  giivernment. 
Placita,  i'las-i-ta,  ii.  pL   [Z.l   publik  korts  or 

asoir.Viliz  in  de  midl  ajez; — {Law}  a  dekre;   a 

drsivoii:—  plez:  pledipz. 
Placitory,  i'l.i.s-i-to-ri,*  n.  {Law}  relatip  tu  de 

akt  or  firm  ov  plcdirj  in  korts  ov  le..  [a  sofit. 
Plafond,  Pla-fond,  n.  {Arch.}  At  selij)  ov  a  rcom: 
PLA(iiARi.sM,  Pin-ji-a-riz-m,  n.  At  akt  ov  tnkin, 

widist  aknnlojment,  in  litcrari  kompozijon,  de 

t<tts  or  wurdz  ov  aniidcr;  literari  teft. 
Plagiarist,  I'lii-ji-a-rist,  u.  wun  hiD  komits  pl6- 

jiarizm:  ii  pltijiari. 
Plagiarize.  I'lii-ji-a-rjz,  r.  /.  and  i.   tu  komit 

litornri  teft:  tu  stel  literari  propcrti. 
Plagiary.  Pl;i-ji-n-ri.  «>r   Piii-ja-ri,   u.   wun  hoj 

komits  pl.'ijiarizm. 


Plagiary,  Pld-ji-a-ri,  a.  relatij)  tu  plajiarizm  or 

literari  teft. 
Plagiiiedral,  Pla-ji-he-dral,  a.  havigoblek  sjdz. 
Plagionite,   Pla-ji-on-jt,  n.    {Min.}    a  mineral 

kontaniy  led,  antimoni,  and  sulfur. 
Plagiostome,  i'la-ji-os-tum,  n.  a  kqrtilajinus  £ij; 

a  yniiivalv  molusk. 
I'lague,  Plag,  n.  a  diz£z  emincntli  kontajus  and 

destrdktiv;  pcstilens; — de  stat  ov  mizeri; — eni 

tiy  trublsnm  or  veksajus:  trubl. 
Plague,  Plag,  v.  t.  tu  infekt  wid  pcstilens;  tu. 

opres  wid   kalamili;  tu  trubl:  tu  tez:  tu  veks; 

tti  haras:  tu  torment;  tu  aflikt;  tu  distres;  tu 

turtj'nr:  tu  embaras;  tu  anff;  tu  molest. 
Plaguily,  Plag-i-li,t  arf.  veksajusli;  horibli. 
Plaguy,  Plag-i,t  a.  veksajus;  trublsum. 
Plaice,  Plas,  n.  a  sort  ov  flat  fij,  valyqd  for  foid. 
Plaid,  Plad,  n.  a  strjped  or  variegated  klot,  muq 

wcjru  bj  de  Iljlanderz  ov  Skotland. 
Plain,  Plan,  a.'smmd;  level;  flat:— upn:  kler;  evi- 
dent: not  obski\r;  verd  ov  ornament;  simpl;  qrtles; 

onestli  ruf;  sinser:— mer;  b%r.    J'lan  <}q,it,  a  qqrt 

on  hwiq  de  degrez  ov  latitt\,d  and  lonjitqd  qr 

mad  ov  ekwal  leyt.     Plan  ialiij,  At  metod  ov 

salii)  bj  a  plan  qqrt.  [planli. 

Plai.n,  Plan,  ad.  not  obskqrli;  distigktli;  fragkli; 
Plain,  Plan,  «.  level  grisnd;  opn  feld:  flat  eks- 

pans:  dfn,  a  feld  ov  batl;  a  plan  sqperfijcz. 
Plain,  Plan,   v.  t.   tu  level;  tu  mak   plan.     Se 

{I'lane.}  [or  fraykli. 

Plaindealer,  Plan-del-er,  n.  wun  hoi  delz  planli 
Plaindealing,  I'lan-dcl-ig,  a.  onest;  opn;  aktip 

wid-st  qrt.  [ov  qrt;  sinseriti. 

Plaindealing,  Plnn-del-ig,  u.   manajment  verd 
Plainer,  PUin-er,   u.   wun  hco  planz. 
Plainuearted,  PUin-hqrt-ed,  a.  havig  a  sinser, 

onest  bqrt:  frayk. 
I'lai.ning,  Pliin-ig,*  n.  komplant. 
Plainly,  Plan-li,  ad.  in  a  plan  maner;   fragkli; 

sinserli;  in  ernest;  evidentli;  klerli;  not  obskv^rli. 
Plainness,  Plan-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  plan; 

flatnes;  wont  ov  Jo;  opnnes;  qrtlesnes;  simplisiti; 

frapkncs. 
Plain-spoken,  Plan-spo-kn,  a.  spekij)  fragkli. 
Plaint,  Plant,  n.  komplant;  lament:  eksprejon  ov 

soro;— (ia«')  At  prop'sndit)  or  cgzibitig  ov  eni 

akjon,  yiersonal  or  real,  in  rjtig. 
Plaintiff,  Pliin-tif,  ii.  {Tahv}  wun  htn,  in  a  per- 
sonal akjon,  komensez  a  sqt,  or  seks  a   remedi 

for  an  injuri  tu  biz  rjts:  opuzd  tu  drfendant. 
Plaintive,  Plan-tiv,  a.  komplanij):  lamenti{):eks- 

presiv  ov  soro:  soruful;  moruful;  sad. 
Plaintively,  Plan-tiv-li,   ad.   in   a   maner  eks- 

presifl  gref  or  soro.  [beir)  plantiv. 

Plaintiveness.   Plan-tiv-nes,   h.    de   kwoliti   ov 
Plain-work.  Plan-wurk,  /;.  wurk  not  difikult; — 

konion  nedlwurk,  az  distiflgwijt  from  embrerdori. 
Plait,  Plat,  «.  a  fold:  a  dubl,  az  ov  klot. 
Plait,  Plat,  v.  t.  tu  fold;  tu  dubl;  tu  wev;  tu 

brad;   tu  entaflgl;   tu  plat.     Ofn  rojfuli  pro- 

niinst  pht. 
Plaiter,  Plat-er,  n.  wun  bot)  plats. 
Plan,  Plan,  »i.  a  skem;  a  form;  a  mo'del:  a  devjs; 

kontrjvans;  projekt: — a  plot  ov  a  bildij);— a  rep- 

rezentnjon  ov  sumtig  dron  on  paper,  or  on  a  flat 

surfas.  [dezin. 

Plan,  Plan,  v.  t.  tu  devjz:  tu  skem;  tu  form  in 
Planch,  Plancj,*  r.  t.   tu  plaj)k:  tu  kuver  wid 

burdz  or  plajjks.  [a  plagk. 

Plaxcuer,  Pl:inq-er,*  n.  wun  hot)  plancez;— a  flon 
Planciung,   PhinQ-ifl,    ii.    {Carp.}    At    laij)   ov 

florz;  a  wudn  florig. 
Plane,  Plan,  n.  {  Gef-rn.}  a  kompletli  flat  or  evn 

surfas  or  si:iperfiJez:—(  Cbrp.)  a  tool  for  makig 

strat,  smiod,  or  evn  sdrfasez  on  wud; — de  sika- 

mor-trc.     Se  {Plain.} 


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Plane,  Plan,  v.  t.  tm  level;  tu  smcod;  tm  mak 

smcod  wid  a  plan. 
Plane,  Plan,  a.  {Geom.}  level;  evn;  plan. 
Planee,  Plan-er,  Ji.  wun  boo  planz; — an  Amerikan 

tre. 
Planet,  Plan-et,  n.  a  sslestyal  bodi  dat  tevoIvz 
ab'st  anuder;  a  wonderig  stqr,  az  distiijgwijt 
from  suq  az  qr  f  ikst.  Q  primari  planet  iz  wun 
hwiq  revolvz  risnd  ds  sun.  Q  sehonda)i planet 
iz  wun  hwiq  revolvz  r-snd  a  prjmari  planet. 
Planetarium,  Plan-et-a-ri-um,  n.  {Astrofi.}  an 
oreri,  er  astronomikal  majgn  hwiq  egzibits  de 
mojonz  ov  de  planets. 

Planetary,  Plan-et-a-ri,  a.  pertanig  tu  de  plan- 
ets; under  de  doniinyon  ov  a  planet;  prcDdV^st  bj 
de  planets;  havii)  de  natyi^^r  ov  a  planet;  eratik. 

Plane-tree,  Plan-tre,  n.  a  Iqrj  tre,  ov  majestik 
apgrans,  kold  in  Amerika  de  sikamor,  er  butn- 
tvtdcl; — {Scutland)  de  mapl. 

Planet-struck,  Plan-et-struk,  a.  struk  bj  a 
planet;  blasted. 

PtANETULE,  Plan-e-tixl,  n.  a  litl  planet. 

Planifolious,  Plan-i-fu)-li-us,  a.  {Bet.}  konsist- 
ii)  ov  plan  levz,  set  tugeder  in  serkx],lar  roz 
p-gnd  de  senter.  [planimetri. 

Planimktrical,  Plan-i-met-ri-kal,  a.  relatii)  tu 

Planimetry,  Pla-nim-e-tri,  n.  dat  pqrt  ov  jeom- 
etri  hwi<j  trets  ov  plan  figy^rz. 

Planipetalous,  Plan-i-pet-a-lus,  a.  {Bot,}  hav- 
ii) flat  petnlz  er  levz;  flat-levd. 

Planish,  Flan-iJ,  v.  t.  ta  polij;  tu  smood. 

Planisphere,  Plan-i-sfer,  n.  a  sfer  projekted  on 
a  plan; — a  map  ov  wun  er  bot  hcmisferz. 

Plank,  Plaijk,  n.  a  bred  pes  ov  timber  tiker  dan 
a  bord;  a  bord  from  1}4  ^^  4  inqez  tik,  and 
mor  dan  9  in  widt.  3oz  ov  fur  er  pjn  qr  keld 
delz  in  Iggland. 

Plank,  Plagk,  v.  t.  tu  kuver  er  la  wid  plagks. 

Planky,  Plar)k-i,  a.  konstrukted  ov  plagks. 

Planless,  Plan-les,  a.  destitq,t  ov  a  plan. 

Planner,  Plan-er,  n.  wun  hco  fermz  a  plan  er 
dezjn. 

Plano-concave,  Pla-no-k6n-kav,  a.  flat  on  wun 
sjd,  and  konkav  on  de  uder. 

Plano-conical,  Pla-nQ-kon-i-kal,  a.  level  on 
wun  sjd,  and  konikal  on  de  uder. 

Plano-convex,  Pla-na-kon-veks,  a.  flat  on  de 
wun  sjd,  and  konveks  on  de  uder. 

Plano-horizontal,  Pla-no-bor-i-z6n-tal,  a.  hav- 
iv)  a  level,  horizontal  pozijon. 

Plano-subulate,  Pla-no-sii-bq,-lat,  a.  (Bot.) 
plan,  and  el-Japt. 

Plant,  Plant,  n.  an  erganjzd  beii)  destitqt  ov 
sensajon;  eni  til)  prodii^st  from  sed;  a  vejetabl; 
eni  vejetabl  produkjon;  a  saplig; — de  sol  ov  de 
fat. 

Plant,  Plant,  v.  t.  tu  put  intu  de  gr-jnd  in  er- 
der  tu  gro,  az  sedz;  tu  set;  tu  kultivat;  tu  jen- 
erat;  tu  plas;  tu  fiks;  tu  setl;  tu  establij;  tu  fil 
er  adorn  wid  sumtir)  planted; — tu  la  de  ferst 
kors  ov  ston  in  bildiij;  tu  direkt. 

Plant,  Plant,  v.  i.  tu  perform  de  akt  ov  plantiij. 

Plantain,  Phin-ten,  n.  a  medir-inal  plant: — a  tre 
ov  de  West  Indez,  and  its  frtijt,  bwiq  rezemblz 
de  banana. 

Plantation,  Plan-ta-Jon,  ji.  de  akt  ov  plantig; 
de  plas  planted;  a  pes  ov  gr'sud  planted  wid 
trez  for  timber; — land  apropriated  tu  de  pro- 
dukjon ov  important  krops,  az  de  Jugor-kan, 
kotn,  rjs,  tob.iko,  kofi,  &s.;  a  Iqrj  fqrm; — a  kol- 
oni;  establijmcnt.  [sed. 

Plant-CANE,  Pl;int-kan,  n.   Jugar-kan  from  de 

Planted,  Plant-ed,  p.  a.  setld;  wel-gr^nded. 

Planter,  Plant-er,  n.  wun  hat  plants;  a  kdltiva- 
tor;— a  proprietor  and  kultivator,  az  in  de  sud- 
ern  Stats  and  West  Indez. 


Planticle,  Plan-ti-kl,  n.  a  smel,  yuij  plant. 

Plantigrade,  Plan-ti-grad,  n.  an  animal  dal 
weks  on  de  hoi  fut,  az  de  b^r. 

Plantigrade,  Plan-ti-grad,  a,  wekii)  on  de  hoi 
fut.  [a  plantajon. 

Planting,  Plant-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  hco  plants; 

Plantless,  Plant-les,  a.  destitqt  ov  plants. 

Plantlet,  Plant-let,  n.  a  litl  plant;  a  planti^l. 

Plant-like,  Plant-ljk,  a.  rezemblii)  plants. 

Plant-louse,  Plant-1-ss,  n.  an  insekt  dat  infesta 
plants.  [plantlet. 

Plantule,  Plan-tql,  ;;.   a  litl   plant  or  jerm;  a 

Plash,  PlaJ,  n.  a  pond;  a  pudl: — a  branq  pqrtii 
kut  of  and  bund  tu  uder  branqez. 

Plash,  PlaJ,  v.  t.  tu  disturb  de  weter;  tu  splaj; — 
tu  interwev  branqez. 

Flashy,  PlaJ-i,  a.  woteri;  fild  wid  pudlz;  splaji. 

Plasm,  Plaz-m,  n.  a  mold;  a  matriks  in  hwig  eni 
tiij  iz  kast  er  fermd. 

Plasma,  Flaz-ma,  n.  {Min.'^  a  spejez  ov  gren  jem. 

Plasmatical,  Plaz-mat-i-kal,  a.  havii)  de  p-ser 
ov  givii)  ferm. 

Plaster,  Plds-ter,  n.  a  kompozijon  ov  weter,  Ijm, 
and  uder  tiijz,  for  overlaii)  welz; — a  substans, 
jenerali  fermd  ov  jipsuni,  forkastii)  figyi^rz  and 
ornaments; — {Jled.)  a  kompozijon  fer  eksternal 
aplikajon;  a  kjnd  ov  sqv.  Planter  ov  Pans, 
jipsum,  er  kalsind  jipsum. 

Plaster,  Plds-ter,  i'.  t.  tia  overla  er  kuver,  az 
wid  plaster;  tu  smood  over. 

Plasterer,  Plds-ter-er,  u.  wun  hat  plasterz. 

1'lastering,  Plds-ter-iij,  n.  wurk  dun  in  plaster. 

Plaster-stone,  PIds-ter-ston,  n.  jipsum  yqzd 
fer  makii)  plaster.  [plaster. 

Plastic,  Flas-tik,  a.  givii)  ferm;  moldii),  az  wid 

Plastic-clay,  Plas-tik-kla,  n.  {Geol.)  wun  ov  de 
bedz  ov  de  eosen  terjiari  period.  [plastik. 

Plasticity,  Plas-tis-i-ti,   ».   de  kwoliti  ov  beiij 

Plastogeaphy,  Plas-tog-ra-fi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  ferm- 
iij  figyqrz  in  plaster; — k^nterfit  rjtii). 

Plastron,  PLis-tron,  n.  a.  pes  ov  leder  stuft, 
fermii)  a  tekstyqr  fer  de  brest,  bwiq  a  fensii)- 
master  yi^zez  for  protekjon  hwjl  teqii).       [plat. 

Plat,  Plat,  r.  t.  tia  wev:  tu  mak  bj  tekstyqr;  tu 

Plat,  Plat,  ji.  a  map  ov  a  pes  ov  land; — a  smood 
er  level  porjon  ov  gr-snd;  el  so  keld  a  plot; — 
wurk  perfermd  bj  platir). 

Platane,  Plat-an,  n.  de  plan-tre. 

Platanist,  Plat-a-nist,  n.  a.  kjnd  ov  fij;— a  spe- 
jez ov  dolfin. 

Platband,  Plat-band,  n.  {Arch.)  a  skw<),r  mold 
iij,  projektii)  les  dan  its  hit  er  bredt. 

Plate,  Plat,  n.  a  flat,  ekstended  pes  ov  metal;  a 
vesel,  olmost  flat,  on  hwig  provij;onz  qr  etn  at 
tabl;— qrmor  in  flat  pesez,  distii)gwijt  from  nial; 
—silver  and  gold  rot  intu  qrtiklz  ov  h-sshold 
furnitqr; — {Arch.}  a  pes  ov  timber  Ijig  horizon- 
tali  on  a  wel,  for  de  resepjon  ov  de  endz  ov 
gerderz,  jersts,  As. 

Plate,  Plat,  r.  t.  tu  kuver  er  overla  wid  plat  er 
silver,  er  a  kotiij  er  woj  ov  silver;- — tu  qrm  wid 
jdats; — tu  bet  intia  lamine  er  jilats. 

Plateau,  Pla-to,  n.  [Fr.]  a  Iqrj  ornamental  dij. 
for  de  senter  ov  a  tabl;  a  tabl:  an  elevated  plan: 
tabl-land.  [az  plated  wq,r. 

Plated,  Plat-ed.  p.  a.  kuverd  wid  plat  or  silver, 
Plateful,  Plat-ful,  «.  az  muq  az  a  plat  wil  hold. 

Plate-glass,  Pkit-glas,   n.   a  fjn    kind  ov  glas, 
kast   in  plats,  j'qzd  fer  lukig-glasez,  de  beter 
kjnd  ov  windoz,  <&s. 
Platen,  Plat-en,  ji.    de  plat  er  flat  pqrt  ov  a 

printig  pres,  on  hwiq  de  imprejon  iz  mad. 
Platform,  Plat-ferm,  u.  a  level  fermd  bj  kontrjv- 
ans;— Q  plan  ov  an  intended  bildig; — aflat  flor, 
ov  wud  er  ston,  razd  abuv  de  grisnd;  a  level 
flor;  a  fundajon;— a  skem;  a  plan. 


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Platina,  Plat-i-na,  n.  (Min.)  At  heviest  ov 
metalz; — nn  mor  komonli  ritn  (platinitm.)  Se 
{Flatimim.)  [a  kot  ov  silver. 

Plating,  Plat-ijj,  n.  dc  akt  ov  kuverip  wid  plat; 

Platinode,  Plat-i-nod,  n.  {Galvanism)  de  neg- 
ativ  \)cA  ov  a  galvanik  bateri. 

Platinum,  Plai-i-num,  n.  {Min.}  a  metal,  ov 
hwitij  kulor,  veri  hqrd,  eksedinli  duktil,  malc- 
abl,  and  difikult  ov  fi^jon.  It  iz  de  heviest 
substana  non,  At  spcsifik  graviti  ht'irj  21.5. 

Platonic,  Pla-ton-ik,  n.  a  folocr  ov  Plato;  a 
Platonist. 

Platonic,  Pla-t6n-ik.  )   a.  relatij  tu  Plato, 

PlatOnical,  Pla-ton-i-kal,  j  tu  Platunizin,  or 
tu  At  filo.-ofi  ov  Plato.  Flatonik  luv,  a  luv 
betwEii  de  seksez  holli  spirityii,al,  or  unmikst 
wid  kqrnal  dczjrz.  [maner  ov  Plato. 

Platonically,    Pia-ton-i-kal-i,    ad.     after    de 

Platoxism,  Pla-to-niz-m.  n.  At  filosofi  ov  Plato, 
ae  ledig  doktrin  ov  Platonizm  iz  At  indep^n- 
dens  ov  God,  or  sjiirit,  and  mater,  az  At  t<X)  dis- 
tigkl  and  eternal  prinsiplz  bj  hwiqol  tigz  cgzist, 
de  wun  operatij)  formativli  on  At  uder,  but  not 
kreativli.  [tonizm. 

Platonist,  Pla-to-nist,  n.  wun  hm  adherz  tu  Pla- 

Platonize,  Pla-to-niz,  r.  i.  tu  rezn  or  tiijk  Ijk 
Plato. 

Platoon,  Pla-trfin,  n.  {3Itl.}  a  smol  skw%r  bodi 
ov  musketerz;  a  bodi  separat  from  de  man  bodi. 

Platter,  Plat-er,  »i.  wun  hiB  plats;— a  Iqrj  dij  for 
holdiy  pru)vijonz  for  de  tabl. 

Platti.vo,  I'lat-ig,  n.  bqrk,  kan,  stro,  &s.,  wovn 
er  plated  far  makig  hatd.  [ed. 

PLATYCEPaALOUs,  Plat-i-s^f-a-lus,  a.  bred-hed- 

Platyceinite,  Plat-i-krj-njt,  n.  a  bred,  lili-Japt 
fosil  animal. 

Platyodon,  Pla-tj-o-don,  n.  a  bred-toatt  animal. 

Platypis,  Plat-i-pus,  n.  {Zool.}  a  flat-futed 
kwodriDped  ov  Ostralya,  wid  a  m'st  Ijk  a  duks 
bil: — nis  keld  urnitoriijkus. 

Platyrhine,  Plat-i-rjn,  n.  a  spejez  ov  mugki. 

Plaudit,  Pld-dit,  n.  aploz;  aklamajon;  a  J'st  ov 
aploz  er  aprobafon. 

Plauditory,  Ple-di-to-ri,  a.  givig  aplaz;  ledatori. 

Plausibility,  Plo-zi-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
be  1 1)  plozibl. 

Plausible,  Pl^j-zi-bl,  a.  havip  At  aperans  ov 
tia)t;  apiircnlli  rjt;  sqperfijali  pkzig:  kulorabl; 
upejus;  popyqlar.  [qt. 

Plausibleness,  Pld-zi-bl-nes,  n.  spejusnes;  Jo  ov 

Plausibly^,  Pl6-zi-bli,  ad.  in  a  plezibl  maner; 
3pcju>li. 

Play,  Pla,  r.  i.  tu  sport;  tu  frolik;  tu  do),  not  az 
a  task,  but  fer  plejqr;  tu  nkt  er  operat  wid  de 
ezi  fcfekt  ov  natyii,r,  ov  skil,  er  ov  kontrjvans;  tu 
akt  az  if  for  sport;  tu  tor;  tu  trjfl;  tu  mok; — 
tu  gam;  tu  kont^nd  at  gum  gam; — tu  tuq  a 
mT^zikal  instroamcnt;  tu  operat;  tu  wonton;  tu 
mtDv  ir6gyn,larli; — tu  pcrsonat  a  drama:  tu  rep- 
rez^nt  a  karaktcr;  tu  akt. 

Plat,  Pla,  v.  t.  tu  put  in  akjon  er  operajon;  tu 
y\\i  an  instntiment  ov  mi^zik;  tu  perform;  tu 
akt:  tu  cgzibit  dramatikali. 

Play,  Pla,  n.  akJon  er  okyT^paJon  fer  ple3Tj,r  er 
amqzmcnt;  pastim;  a3ii),zment;  sjxart:  jest,  not 
^rnest;— a  drama;  a  komedi  er  trijedi; — a  gam; 
praktis  ov  gamblig:  kontcst  at  a  gam: — praktis 
in  eni  kontest;  cmpldment: — ofis;  praktis:  akJon; 
maner  ov  aktijj:  roim  for  akJon;  liberti  ov  aktig; 
— de  akl  ov  tuqig  an  instn^mont. 

Playbill,  Pla-bil,  n.  an  advcrtizmcnt  ov  a  pla 
or  dram."itik  performans. 

Platbook,  Pla-buk,  II.  a  buk  kontanig  plaz. 

Play  BAY,  Pla-da,  n.  a  da  egz^mt  from  tasks  er 
wurk.  [ster. 

Player,  Plti-cr.  n.  wun  hoi  plaz;  anaktor;  a^m- 

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Play'fellow,  Pla-fel-o,  n.  a  kompanyon  in  pla. 
Playful,  Pla-ful,  a.  fulovpla;  ga;  mcri;8portiv; 

Ijvli. 
Playfully,  Pla-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  plaful  manor. 
Playgame,  Plu-gam,   n.    amt^zmunt  er  gam  ov 

c;ildren. 
Playgoer,  Pla-go-er,  n.  a  frekwentcr  ov  plaz. 
Playgoino,  Pla-go-ig,  a.  frekwdntig  de  tcator. 
Playhouse,  Pla-hTSs,  ii.  a  h-ss  for  dramatik  per- 

fi>rm:insez. 
Playmate,  Pla-mat,  n.  a  plafelo;  a  kompanjon 

in  amqzment.  [wid. 

Playtuixg,    Pla-tig,    n.    a   ter;    a    tig    tu    pla 
Playweigut,  Pl(i-rjt,  ii.  a  maker  ov  plaz. 
Playweiter,  Pla-rjt-cr,  w.  a  rjter  ov  jilaz. 
Plea,  Pie,  ».  {Law)  At   akt  or  form  ov  pledig; 

dat  hwiq  a  pqrti  alejez  for  himself  iu  a  koz  trjd 

in  kort;  At  qrgti^mcnt  ov  a  loycr  er  kiinscl  in  a 

koz  in  kort;— an  alegajon;  an  apoloji;  qrgiynent; 

defens;  an  ekski\s. 
Plead.  Pled,  v.  i.  tu  ofer  plrz  or  alega/onz  az 

(lirgij^mcnts  for  or  agenst  sumtig;  tu  (y^  befir 

a  kort  ov  justis:  tu  rezn   wid   aniider;  tu  be 

ofcrd  az  a  pie;  tu  rezn. 
Plead,  Pled,  r.  t.  tu  defend;  tu  diskds;  tu  al^j 

in  ]>ledig  er  qrgqment;  tu  ofer  az  an  ekski\s. 
Pleadable.  Pled-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  alejd  in  pie. 
Pleader,  Pled-er,  ii.  wun  hat  plrdz:  an  advokat. 
Pleadi.no,  Pled-ig,  n.  At  akt  er  form  ov  pledig; 

— pi.  {Late)  At  altcrkajonz  ov  litigants;  At  ale- 

gajonz  ov  pqrtiz  tu  sqts,  hwen  da  qr  put  intua 

proper  and  legal  form;  plez. 
Pleasa.nt,  Plez-ant,  a.   delitful;  gratful  tu  de 

sensez;  qerful;   agreabl;    plezig:— filed   tu   raz 

mert;  jokos;  fascjus;  ga:  Ijvli;  men. 
Pleasantly,  Plez-ant-li,  ad.  in  a  plezant  maner; 

agreabli;  gali;  merili;  in  gud  yqmor;  Ijtli. 
Pleasantness,  Plez-ant-nes,  ».  de  slat  ov  beig 

plezant;  gaeti. 
Pleasantry,  Plez-ant-ri,  n.   gaeti;   meriment;  a 

sprjtli  saig;  Ijvli  tok;  Ijt  yqmor. 
Please,  Plez,  r.  t.  tu   deljt:  tu  gratifj;  tu  yn- 

mor;  tu  satisfj.     Tu  he  pkzd  icid,  tu  aprtbv. 

Tu  he  plrzd,  tu  Ijk;  tu  koadcsend.     [Q  wurd 

ov  seremoni.] 
Please,  Plez,  v.  i.  tu  giv  plejqr:  tu  gan  aproba- 

Jon;  tu  Ijk;  tu  qcDz:  tu  konde-end:  tu  komplj. 

[d  wurd  ov  seremoni  or  cntreti.] 
Pleasedly,  Plez-ed-li,  ad.  in  a  wa  tu  be  deljtcd. 
Pleaser,  Plez-er,  n.  wun  hot)  plezez  or  cndevora 

tu  plez. 
Pleasing,  Plez-ig,  a.  afordig  ple^j^r;  agreabl. 
Pleasingly,  Plez-ig-li,  ad.  in  suq  a  maner  az  tu 

giv  deljt. 
Pleasurable,  Plej-qr-a-bl,  a.  dcljtful;   ful  ov 

plejqr;  afordig  ple;^qr:  plezig. 
Pleasurably,  Plej-qr-a-bli,  ;id.  wid  plc3qr. 
Pleasure,  Plej-qr,  n.  dat  hwiq  plezez:   gratifi- 

kajon  ov  de  sensez,  or  ov  de  mjnd:  tranjent  en- 

jerment;  kumfort;  deljt:  liDs  gratifikajon; — apro- 

bajon: — hwot  de  wil  diktats;  qers;  qrbitrari  wil. 

At  plf^V't  akordig    tu  qe^s   er  dezjr;   az   wun 

plezez. 
Pleasure,  Plej-nr,  r.  ».  tu  pursq  plesqr. 
Pleasure-boat,  Ple3-qr-bot,  n.  a  bot  yi^zd  for 

ekskurjonz  ov  plejiir. 
Pleasure-ground,  Pl^j-qr-grsnd,  »».  gr-snd,  ncr 

a  man/on,  devoted  tu  ornamental  purpusez  and 

rekreajun. 
Plebeian,  Ple-be-yan,  n.  a  fre  sitizcn  ov  anjent 

Uom,  bclogig  tu  At  loer  klas;  not  a  patrijan; — 

wun  (.iv  dr  komon  pep!:  a  ruslik. 
Plebeia.n,  Ple-be-yan,  a.    belogig  tu  de  plebe- 

yanz  or  k'^iuon  pcpl;  vul^-ur:  lo;  komon. 
Plkbeianism,  Ple-be-yan-ia  m,  t>.  At  kwolilit  o» 

a  plebcyan;  vulgariti. 


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Plebeianize,  Pk-be-yan-jz,  v.  t.  tta  render  ple- 

beyan  er  komon. 
Plebiscit,  Fle-bis-it,  n.  a  lo  or  erder  mad  bj  de 
Koman  plsbeyanz  er  komonalti,  on  de  rekwizijon 
ov  a  tribyq^n. 
Plectognathic,    Plek-tog-nat-ik,    a.    apljd    ta 

fijez  havii)  fikst  joz. 
Plectrum,  Plek-trum,  ?>.  [L.]  an instra)ment  yq,zd 
bj  de  anjents  fer  plair)  on  de  Ijr; — {Anat.}  de 
stjlerd  proses  ov  de  temporal  bon. 
Pled,  Pled,  i.  and  p.  from  Pkd;  er6niusli  yTj,zd 

for  phded.     Ss  (Plfad.} 
Pledge,  Plej,  n.  eni  ti^  put  tia  pen;  a  gaj:  eni 

til)    givn   az   sekq,riti;  a  pen;  a  Jtj^rti;  a  bal;  a 
hostaj;  a  depozit; — an  invitajon  tu  drirjk,  er  a 

belt  in  drigkig. 
Pledge,  Plej,  v.  t.  tu  put  in  pen;  tu  g\v  az  wor- 

ant  er  sekq^riti;  tu  sekv^r; — tu  invjt  tu  driijk  bj 

a  plej,  er  bj  akseptip    de   knp  er  belt   after 

andder.  [givn. 

Pledgee,  Plej-e,  n.  de  person  tu  hctim  a  plej   iz 
Pledgeless,  Plej-les,  a.  haviij  no  plejez. 
Pledgeor,  Plej-er,  n.  {Laic)  wun  bct>  givz  a  plej: 

kuri-'lativ  ov  plejs.     Se  {Jloriyagei/r.} 
Pledger,  Plej-er,  n.  wun  hco  plejez  eroferz  aplej. 
Pledgery,  Plej-er-i,  n.  {Lau)  Ji^rtijip;   an  an- 

serir)  fer. 
Pledget,  Plej-et,  n.  {Med.)  a.  flat  tent,  er  smel 

mas  ov  lint. 
Pleiades,  Ple-ya-dez,  )   n.  pi.  {Myth.)   de   sevn 
Pleiads,  Ple-yadz,       i      deterz  ov  Atlas,  hdo  wer 

transformd  tti  stqrz; — de  sevn  stcirz. 
Plenabily,  Pl^n-a-ri-li,  ad.  in  a  plenari  maner; 

full.  [nes. 

Plexabiness,  Plen-a-ri-nes,  n.  fulnes;  komplet- 
PlexartYj  Plen-ar-ti,  n.  {Eiig.  Law)  de  stat  ov 

a  benefis,  ofis,  &s.,  hwen   ful;  in   opozijon   tu 

vakanai. 
Plenary,  Plen-a-ri,  er  Ple-na-ri,  a.    ful;    kom- 

plet;  entjr.     Plenari   inspirnfan,   {Theol.)    dat 

kind  ov  inspirajon  hwig   ekskl4dz  el   mikstyii^r 

ov  eror. 
Plenary,  Plen-a-ri,  n.  {Laiv)  desjsiv  prosedyq^r. 
Plenilunae,  Plen-i-14-nar,  a.  relatig  tu  de  ful 

mdin. 
Plempotence,  Ple-nip-o-tens,     \   n.  fulnes  ov 
Pleni POTENCY,  Ple-nip-o-ten-si,  )       p-ser. 
Plenipotent,  Ple-nip-o-tent,    a.    invested    wid 

ful  p"8er. 
Plenipotentiaet,    Plen-i-po-ten-Ji-a-ri,    n.    an 

ambasador,  enver,  komijoner,  er  negdijiator,  in- 
vested wid  ful  piser. 
Plenipotentiary,  Plen-i-po-ten-Ji-a-ri,   a.    in- 
vested wid  ful  p'serz,  az  a  nEgoJiator. 
Plenist,  Ple-nist,  n.  wun  hw  holdz  el  spas  tu  be 

ful  ov  mater;  opozd  tu  vdkyiiut. 
Plenitude,  Plen-i-ti|d,  n.  de   stat  ov  beig  ful; 

de  kontrari  tu  v&kiiiti; — replejon;  fulnes;  plet- 

ori;  abundans;  kompletnes. 
Plenteous,  Plen-te-us,  a.  kopius;   egzyt^berant; 

abundant;  plentiful;  frcDtful. 
Plenteously,  Plen-te-us-li,  ad.  kopiusli;  abun- 

dantli;  plentifuli. 
Plenteousness,    Plen-te-us-nes,     ;i.     abundans; 

plenli. 
Plentiful,    Plen-ti-ful,    a.    kopius;    abundant; 

egzyqberant:  frcDtful:  ampl;  plenttus. 
Plentifully,  Plen-ti-ful-i,  ad.  k6piusli;  abun- 

dantli;  egzyqbernutli. 
Plentifulness,  Plen-ti-ful-nes,  n.    de   stat   ov 

beig  plentiful;  abundans. 
Plentinkss,  Plen-ti-nes,  n.  plentifulnes. 
Plenty,  Plen-ti,  «.   abundans;    friBtftilnes;  egz- 

y^berans; — ofn   j't^zd    kolokwiali,  but  not  kor- 

6ktli,  az  an  adjektiv  fer  ■plentiful;  az,  woter  iz 

Ithnii. 


Plenum,  P!e-num,  n.  [Z.]  fulnes  ov  mater  in  spas, 

in  distigkjon  from  vakyvium,  dat  iz,  emti  stat  er 

spas.  [kjnd  ov  serian. 

Pleodont,  Ple-Q-dont,   n.   a   laserjan   lizard;    a 
Pleonasm,  Ple-o-naz-m  n.  {lihet.)  a  redundant 

f  raz  er  eksprejon;  de  yqs  ov  mor  wurdz  dan  qr 

nesesari. 
Pleonastic.  Ple-o-nas-tikj  )  a.  relatig  tu 

Plkonastical.  Ple-o-nas-ti-kal,  S         pleonazm  ; 

redunda.  [dantli. 

Pleonastically,  Ple-Q-nas-ti-kal-i,  ad.   redun- 
Plesiomorphism,  Ple-si-o-mer-fiz-m,  n.  a    klos 

rfzeuiblans  ov  de  fermz  ov  kristaljzd  substansez 

tu  eq  uder. 
Plesiosaurus,  Ple-si-o-se-rus,  n.,  pi.   Plc-si-o- 

s6-rj;  {(je',1.)  a  jenus  ov  ekstigkt  maren  serianz, 

remqrkabl  fer  a  log  nek. 
Plethora,  Plef)-o-ra,    n.    {Med.)    a.    redundant 

fulnes  ov  de  blud-veselz;  too  grat  fulnes  ov  blud 

er  hqmorz. 
Plethoretic,  Plet-o-ret-ik,  a.  pletorik. 
Plethoric,  Plefc-o-rik,  er  Ple-tor-ik,  a.  afekted 

bj  pletura: — havig  a  ful  habit. 
Ple'thorical,    Ple-tor-i-kal,    a.    ful    in    habit; 

1-letorik.  [maner. 

Plethorically,  Ple-tor-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  pletorik 
Plethrum,  Pls-trum,  n.  an  anjent  Grek  mejqr, 

ov,  az  supozd  bj  sum,  240  fet. 
Pleura,  Plq-ra,  n.  [X.l    {Anat.)  a.   dubl   mem- 
bran,   hwiq   kuverz    tte    internal  kaviti  ov    de 

toraks. 
Pleurisy,  Ph],-ri-si,  "■   {Med.)  an  inf  lama  Jon  ov 

de  phya;  a  dizez  hwiq    beginz   wid  fever,  kef, 

pan  in  de  sjd,  and  a  hqrd  and  strog  puis. 
Pleuritic,  Plq-rit-ik,  /    a.    dizezd    wid    a 

Pleuritical,  Plq-rit-i-kal,  \  plqrisi;   relatig 

tu  plurisi. 
Pleuritis,  Plq^-rj-tis,  n.    {Med.)    inflamajon    ov 

de    plqra;    plqrisi. 
Pleurodont,  Plq-ro-dont,  n.  an  igwqnian  lizard. 
Plexcre,  Pleks-yqr,  n.  an  interwevig;  a   tekst- 

yiy.  [yon  ov  f  jberz. 

Plexus,  Pleks-us, ».  [Z.]  {Anat.)  a  wevig;ay^],n- 
PLIABILITT,  Plj-a-bil-i-ti,    «.    fleksibiliti;    plja- 

blnes. 
Pliable,  Plj-a-bl,  a.  ezili   folded   er   bent;  ezili 

perswaded;  pljant:  fleksibl.  [pljabl. 

Pliableness,  Plj-a-bl-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
Pliably,  Plj-a-bli,  ad.  in  a  pljabl  maner. 
Pliancy,  Plj-an-si,  n.   ezines   tu    be    bent;    plj- 

ablnes. 
Pliant,  Plj-ant,  a.  bendig;  tuf:  fleksil;  fleksibl; 

pljabl:  kompljig:  ezili  perswaded. 
Pliantness,  Pij-ant-nes,  n.  fleksibiliti;  tufnes. 
Plica,  Plj-ka,  n.  [Z.]  {3/ed.)  a   dizez    in   hwig 

de    hF^T   bekumz   mated    and    inekstrikabli  en- 

taggld;  sed  tu  be  elmost  pekqlyar  tu  Poland 

and  keld  p//A-a  Polonika. 
Plicate,  Plj-kat,         /    „      ,  ,   ,       r  , ,   , 
Plicated,  I'lj-kat-ed,  j    ^-  P^^^'^'^  '^'"  f^^*^^<^- 
Plication,  Plj-ka-Jon,-  n.  de   akt   ov  foldig;  a 

fuld. 
Flicatuee,  Plik-a-ttir,*  n.  a  fold;  a  dubl. 
Pliers,  Plj-erz,  n.  pi.  an  instrtDment  fer  holdig 

sumtig  in  erder  tu  bend  it. 
Plight,  Pljt.  v.  t.  tu  plej;  tu  giv  az  Jqrti. 
Plight,  Pljt,  n.  kondijon;  stat:  gud  kas;  plej;  gaj. 
Plighter,  Pljt-er,  )i.  he  er  dat  hwiq  pljts. 
Plinth,  Plint,  »i.  {Arch.)  de  skw^r  pqrt  under  a 

pedestal,  er  de  loer  member  ov  de  bas  ov  a  kol- 

um,  wol,  &s.,  in  de  Jap  ov  a  brik  er  tjl. 
Pliocene,  Plj-o-sen,  n.  and  a.  {Geol.)  notig  de 

most  modern  divijon   ov   de    terjari    period   or 

jfolojists,   subsekwent   tu    de    mjosen.      It   iz 

divjded  intu  tin  pqrts,  de  older  pljosen  and  ntj,er 

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Plod,  Plod,  v.  i.  tu  iaV,  tu   druj;  tu   labor;  ta 

tnvel  liiburiusli;  tu  studi  klusli  and  duUi. 
Ploddee,  Pl6d-er,  n.  wun  hO)  plodz;  a  dul,  labo- 

rius  miin. 
Plodding,  Plod-ifl,  n.  At  aktova  ploder;  dal  labor. 
Plonket,  P16o-kut,  n.  a  kindov  kors  wulen  klot. 
Plot,  Plot,  n.  a  smol  cksteut  ov  level  gritnd;  de 
sain  !iz  plat; — a  ferm;  a  skem;  a  plan; — a  kon- 
spirosi;  a  sekret  dezjn;  kombina/on;  au  intr^g;  a 
strativjem;  kontrjvans. 
Plot,  Plot,  v.  i.  tti  form  skemz  ov  misijif  agenst 
aniider,  komonli  ag^nst  doz  in  eCbriti;  tu   kon- 
trjv;  tu  skeui. 
Plot,  Plot,  v.  t.  tu  plan;  tu  kontrjv;  tu  projekt; 

tu  dfskrjb  akordij)  tu  iknografi. 

Plot-proof,  Plot-proif,  a.  proaf  ag^nst  plots. 

PLOTTEi,  P16t-er,  n.  wun  hoo  plots;  a  konspirator. 

Plough,  PIts,  n.  an  implement  ov   huzbandri,  bj 

hwiq  de  sffl  iz  kut  and   turnd  up  in   furoz: — a 

sort  ov  plan   for   mak:g    groovz;— a    bukbjnderz 

instrijuraent  for  kutig  de  ejez  ov  paper,  buk;?,  &s.; 

— tilnj;   kultyn,r  ov  land; — bi  sum  ritn  (jjI'M'.} 

Plough,  Plu,  v.  i.  tu  turn  upde  3«rl  wid  a  pi's; 

tu  yn,z  de  pi's. 
Plough,  Pi's,  v.  t.  tu  turn  up  wid  a  pi's;  tu  brip 
tu  vii,  h\  de  pi's;  tu  furo;  tu  divjd;  tu  ti^r;  tu 
sni'Dit  wid  a  bukbjnderz  instrument. 
Ploi'GHable,  Pl's-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  pl'sd;  arabl. 
Plougher,  I'l's-er,  n.  wun  hot)  pl'sz. 
Plolghgate,  1'1's-gat,    n.    a.   kwontiti  ov   land, 

koinpn,ted  at  ab'st  30  akcrz. 
Ploughing,  Pl's-ig,  n.  operajon  bj  de  pW. 
I'LOUGHLAND,  Pl'8-land,  n.  land  dat  iz  pl'sd;  kern- 
land. 
Ploughman,  Pl's-man,  n.,  pi.  Pl's-raen;  wun  hm 

pl'sz:  an  a;;rikultyn,ral  laborer;  a  rustik. 
Plough-Monday,  Pls-Miin-da,  ii.  de  Munda  for 
be;;init)  wurk  after  de   126  da,  or  de  terminajon 
ov  de  Kriimas  holidaz. 
Ploughshare,  Pl's-Jq^r,  n.  de  jurn  pqrt  ov  a  pi's, 

hwiq  kuts  degr'snd. 
Plover.  Pliiv-er,  n.  an  akwatik  berd;  de  lapwij). 
Plow,  Pi's,  «.   an  agriku.ltyq,ral  implement.     Se 

(Plough.) 
Pluck,  Pluk,  r.  t.  tu  pul  wid  fors;  tu  sna^;  tu 
pul;  tu  dro;  tu  fors  on  er  of;  tu  fans  up  or  d'sn: 
tu  strip  of. 
Pluck,  Pluk.  n.  a  pul:  a  dro; — de  hqrt,  liver,  and 

Ijts  ov  an  animal  kild  for  fiod: — Jkuraj;  spiriL 
Pluoker,  Pliik-er,  n.  wun  boo  pluks. 
Plug,  Plug,  n.  eni  tig  tu  stop  a  hoi,  but  Iqrjer 

dan  a  peg;  a  st4pl. 
Plug,  I'lug,  t".  t.  tu  stop  wid  a  plug. 
Plum.  Plum,  n.  a.  frjjt  wid  a  stun:  a  grnp  drjd  in 
de  sun;  a  mzin.  In  kant  laggwaj,  n's  obsolesent, 
de  sum  ov  £100,000  sterlig. 
Plumage,  Pli'i-raaj,   n.  de   federz   ov  a   berd:  a 

.•iilt  OV  federz. 
Plumb,  Plum,  n.  a  hevi  bodi,  yi'ijiiali  ov  led,  sus- 
pended at  de  end  ov  a  Ijn,  bj  bwicj  perpendikyn- 
lariti  iz  a.«crtand;  a  pluinet. 
Plumb.  Plum,  &d.  perpendikyqlarlitude  horjzon. 
Plumb,  I'lum,  a.  jieriiendikynlar  tu  de  harjzon. 
Plumb,  Plum,  r.  t.  tu  s'snd;  tu  serij  bj  a  plum- 

Ijn:  tu  regyiilnt  bj  de  plumet. 
Plumbaoine,  Plum-ba-jin.  n.  a  v^jetabl  prinsipl 
cgzistig  in  dc  rcbt  ov  de  plumbago  Yi^ropea,  er 
lederwurt. 
Plumbago,  Plnm-ba-go,    n.    (.Vin.)    a    mineral 
konsi-tig  ov  ktirbon  and  jurn,  komonli  kold  blak- 
led;  kf'll  olso  gnif  jt. 
Plumbane,  Pdim-ban,  b.  (J/i'n.)  a  klorid  ov  led. 
Plumbean.  Pliim-be-an,  )  a.  kon«istig  ov  led;  re- 
Plumbeous.  Pliim-be-us,  t    z^rablig  led:  bcvi:dul. 
Plumber,  Pldm-er,  n.  wun  hiD  plumz:  a  wurker 
in  led. 


Plumbeet,  Pldm-er-i,  n.  led-wnrks;  de  nianyii- 

faktyq,rz  ov  led,  or  ov  a  plumcr. 
Plumbikeeous,  Plum-bif-er-us,  a.  prodq,8ig  led. 
Plumbi.no,    Pliim-ig,   n.   {Min.}  de  opcrajon  ov 

s'sndig  or  sercig  amdg  mjnz. 
Plumb-line,   Pldm-ljn,  n.   a  Ijn  perpendikytilor 

tu  de  plan   ov  de  horjzon,   mad  bj   dropig   a 

plumet. 
Plum-cake,   Pldm-kak,  n.   kak  mad  wid  plumz 

or  razinz. 
Plume,  Phim,  n.  a  feder  ov  a  berd;  a  feder  worn 

az  an  ornament;  a  krest; — tokn  ov  onor;  prjz  ov 

kontO'St;   prjd;   t^erig    men; — {But.)    a  pli^miil. 

Se  {Plumule.) 
Plume,  Pln,m,  v.  t.  tu  pik  and  adjdst  federz;  tu 

feder;  tu  plas  az  a  plil,m;  tu  adorn  wid  plq^mz; 

— tu  mak  pr'sd;  tu  prjd;  tu  valyi],;  tu  strip  of, 

az  federz:  tu  strip. 
Plume-alum,  Plq,m-al-um,  n.  federi  alum,  a  kjnd 

ov  asbestos.  [federz. 

Plumeless,  Plq,ra-les,  a.  havig  no  plum;  wid-st 
Plumigerous,  Plii-mij-er-us,  a.  havig  federz. 
Plumiped,  Plii-mi-ped,  n.  a  frl  dat  haz  federz 

on  de  fet. 
Plumiped,  Pl^;-mi-ped,  a.   havig  de  fet  kuverd 

wid  federz. 
Plummet,  PIdm-et,  n.  a  wat  ov  led  ataqt  tu  a 

strig  or  plum-ljn,  bj  bwiq  depts  qr  s'snded,  and 

perpendikyqlariti  iz  asertand; — a  pensil  holli  ov 

led. 
Plumose,  Phi-mcjs,  a.  federi;  d'sn!:  pli^mus. 
Plumous,  Plq-mus,  a.  federi;  plqmojs. 
Plu.mp,    Plump.J  a.  ful  wid  substans;  nsnd  and 

slek  wid  fulnes  ov  flej:  fleji;  fat;  sick. 
Plump,  Plump.J  r.  t.  tu  fatn;  tu  swel;  tu  mak 

Iqrj: — tu  let  fol  sudenli; — tu  vot  for  wun  kan- 

didat  onli,  hwen  mor  dan  wun  qr  tu  be  elekted. 
Plump,  Plump,J  i-.  i.  tu  groi  plump; — tu  fel  er 

sigk  d'sn,  az  a  st<jn,  or  sumtig  solid. 
Plump,  Pluinp,t  ad.  wid  a  suden  er  hevi  fol. 
Plumper.  Pldmp-er,J  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  plumps; — 

sumtig  wurn  in  de  m'st  tu  swel  de  ^cks; — sum- 
tig  Iqrj  and  ful; — fa  d'snrjt  Ij. 
Plumply,  Pldmp-li,t  ad.  r'sndli;  full. 
Plumpness,  Pldmp-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  plump; 

fulnes. 
Plumporridge,  Plum-p6r-ij,  n.  porij  wid  plumx. 
Plum  PUDDING,  Plum-piid-ig,  n.  pudig  mad  wid 

plumz  or  razinz. 
Plumpy,  Pldmp-i,-!^  a.  plump;  fat. 
Plum-tree,  Pldm-tre,  n.  a  tre  dat  b;^rz  plumz. 
Plumula,    Plq-mq-la,   n.    de  groig  p«rnt  ov  de 

erabriu,  or  de  roodiment  ov  de  f  q,tyq,r  stem  ov  a 

plant;  plqmq,!. 
Plumule.  Plq-mij,!,  «•  {-Bot.}  de  roodiment  ov  a 

stem  in  de  cmbrio. 
Plumy,  PId-mi,  a.  fedcrd;  kuverd  wid  federz. 
Plunder,  Pldn-der,  v.  t.  tu  pilaj;  tu  rob  in  wor- 

i^T,  or  az  a  tef:  tu  strip:  tu  sak. 
Plunder,  Pldn-der,  h.  pilaj;  spel  takn  in  wor  or 

bi  tfft. 
Plunderage,    Pldn-der-aj,  n.  {Law)  de  embezl- 

ment  ov  gudz  on  bijrd  ov  a  /ip. 
Plunderer,  Pldn-der-er,  n.  wun  ha  plunderz;  a 

spiTler;  a  rober. 
Plunge,  Plunj,  v.  t.  tu  put  sudenli  intu  water 

or  intu  eni  likwid;  tu  put  intu  eni  stat  sudenli; 

tu  huri  or  fors  in  sudenli;  tu  overhw^lm;  tu 

imcrs. 
Plunge,  Plunj,  p.  t.  tu  sigk,  fol,  or  ruj,  ai  intu 

woter;  tu  djv. 
Plunge,  Plunj,  n.  de  akt  ov  plunjig;  suden  fol; 

distres. 
Plcnoee,  Pldnj-er,  n.  wun  ho)  plunjez;  a  djver 

— dc  furscr  ov  a  pump. 
Plunkkt,  Pldg-ket,  ».  a  kjnd  ov  bit;  kulor. 


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Pluperfect,  Pli^-per-f  ekt,  a.  (  Gram.)  noti^  de 

tens  ov  Q  verb  hwiq  ekspresez  hwot  had  elredi 

takn  plas  at  sum  past  tjm  menjond;  az,  "i  had 

sen  him  hsiar."  [dan  wun. 

Plural,  Plivral,  a.  mor  dan  wun;  ekspresii)  mor 

Plural,  P14-ral,  n.  a  number  kontanig  mor  dan 

wun. 
Pluralism,   P14-ral-iz-m,  n.  de  kwohti  or  bsig 
plixral;— ds  sistem  er  akt  ov  holdig    mor  dan 
wun  livir)  er  benefis. 
Pluralist,  Pli\,-ral-i3t,  n.  a  klerjiman,  er  eklezi- 
astik,  hot)  holdz  mor  dan  wun  bensfis,  wid  ki],r 
ov  solz. 
Plurality,  Plq,-ral-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ovbeig  pliiral; 
a  number  mor  dan  wun;  dg  gratest  number,  er 
de  gratest  ov  several  numberz; — a  kandidat,  in 
an  Elekjon,  resevz  a  pliiraliti  ov  vots,  hwen  he 
rESEVz  mor  dan  eni  uder  kandidat;  and  he  re- 
sEVz  a  majoriti  ov  vots,   hwen  he  tesevz  mor 
dan  el  uderz. 
Pluralize,   Plii-ral-jz,  v.  t.    tia  mak  pliiral;  tu 

ekspres  in  dE  pliiral  ferm. 

Plurallt,  Pl^-ral-i,  ad.  in  a  sens  impljig  mor 

dan  wun.  [rit. 

Pluries,    Phi-ri-Ez,   n.    [£.]    {Law)  a  spejEz  ov 

Pluripresence,    Pl^-ri-prez-ens,   n.    prezens  in 

meni  plasez. 
Plurisy,  Phi,-ri-si,*  n.  stiperabundans. 
Plus,    Plus,    ad.    [£.]   raar,— {Algebra )  n.    dz 
afermativ  er  pozitiv  sjn,  notirj  adijon,  and  mqrkt 
dus,  [+.] 
Plush,  PluJ,  n.  a  vilus  er  Jagi  klot;  wulen  velvet. 
Plusher,  Pliij-er,  ?)..  a  se-fij. 
Plutonian,  Pli],-t6-ni-an,  )  n.  wun  bco  adopts  ds 
Plutonist,  P14-to-nist,      i    teori  dat  ds  ferma- 
Jon  ov  dE  ert,  in  its  prezent  stat,  woz  efekted  bj 
ignsus  f  i|gon. 
Plutonian,  Plq,-t6-ni-an,  )  a.  rElatig  tu  Pli^to, 
Plutonic,  Ph\-t6n-ik,        i      tia  fjr,  er  tu  dE 
rejonz  ov  fjr. — Pliitonik  teari,  de  teori  dat  as- 
krjbz  dE  fermajon  ov  de  ert  tu  de  akjon  ov  fjr. 
Pluvial,  P14-vi-al,  a.  rani;  rslatig  tu  ran. 
Pluviameter,  Phx-vi-am-E-ter,  n.  an  instrdament 
f er  mej^riij  de  kwontiti  ov  weter  dat  felz  in  ran: 
a  ran-gaj. — Ritn  elso  {Pluviometer.) 
Pluvious,  Ph'i-vi-us,  a.  rElatig  tu  ran;  plT|,vial. 
Ply,  Plj,  I',  t.  tu  wurk  on  klosli;  tu  emplff  wid 
dilijens;  tu  kep  bizi;  tu  set  on  wurk;  tu  praktis 
dir.jentli  or  ernestli. 
Ply,  Plj,  V.  i.  tu  wurk  er  ofer  servis;  tu  go  in 
hast;  tu  bizi  wunz  self;  tu  be  empltrd  er  aktiv. 
Ply,    Plj,   n.   bent;  turn;  kast;  bjas; — plat;  fold. 
Plyers,  Plj-erz,  n.  pi.  Se  {Pliers.) 
Flying,    Plj-ig,    n.    &e  akt   ov  wun  hi»  pljz. — 
{JVaid.)  de  akt  ov  wurkig  agenst  de  direkjon 
ov  de  wind. 
Pneumatic,  Nn,-mat-ik,  )  a.   relatig   tu  de 

Pneumatical,  Nq-mat-i-kal,  (      nr,  tu  wind,  tu 

bret:  tu  spirit,  er  tu  nn,matiks;  atmosferikal. 
Pneumatics,    Ni^-mat-iks,  ?i.  pi.   ds  sjens  hwiq 
tretsov  de  mEkanikal  propertiz,  az  de  wat,  prej- 
Hr,  elastisiti,  &s.,  ov  elastik  fhydz,  and  partik- 
yi|larli  ov  atmosferik  q,r: — ni^matoloji. 
Pneumatological,  Nvi,-ma-to-16j-i-kal,  a.  relat- 
ig tu  m|mat61oji. 
Pkeumatologist,  Nq,-ma-t61-o-jist,  n.  wun  verst 

in  uii,mat61oji. 

Pneumatology,    Nn,-ma-t61-Q-ji,  n.    de  doktrin 

ov  dE  propertiz  ov  Elastik  fli^idz;  de  doktrin  ov 

bpirityn,al  egzistens. 

Pkeumography,  Nii-mog-ra-fi,  n.  {Anat.)  a  dt- 

skripjon  ov  de  lugz.  Dui)z. 

Pneumology,  Nii,-m61-o-ji,  n.  dt  anatomi  ov  de 

Pneumonia,  Ni],-m6-ni-a,  n.  {Med.)  an  inflama- 

Jon  ov  de  lui)z. 
Pneumonic,  I^n-m6n-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  de  lugz. 


Pneumonics,  Nii-mon-iks,  n.  pi.  {Med.)  medisinz 

fer  dizezez  ov  de  lugz. 
Pneumony,  Ni'i-mo-ni,  w.  dssamaz  {Pnetimonia.) 
FOA,   P6-a,  n.   {Bot.)  a.  jenus  ov  grasez;  medo- 

gras. 
Poach,    Poq,  v.  t.  tu  sofn  er  kuk  bj  berlig;  tta 

hs\  sljtli;  tu  mak  melo  er  soft; — *tu  stab; — tu 

stel;  tu  plunder  bj  stelt. 
Poach,   Poq,  v.  i.  tu  stel  gam;  tu  kari  of  gam 

prjvatli,  az  in  a  bag. 
PoACHARD,  Poq-ard,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  weter-f'sl. 
Poacher,  P6q-er,  n.  wun  hiD  poqez  or  stElz  gam. 
POACHINESS,*  P6q-i-nes,  n.  mqrjines;  dampnes. 
Poaching,    Pog-ig,  ".    de  akt  ov  stElig  gam;  a 

berlig. 
Poachy,  Poq-i,*  a.  damp;  mqrji. 
PoAKE,   Pok,  n.  wast  arjzig  from  de  preparajon 

ov  skinz,  kompozd  ov  \ii\y,  Ijm,  and  el. 
PocARD,  Po-kard,  n.  a  Meksikan  herd  ov  de  duk 

kjnd. 
Pock,  Pok,  n.    a  pustti,!  from  an  Eruptiv  distem- 
per, az  de  smel-poks;  a  dizez;  k's-poks  er  kjn- 

pok;  poks.     Se  {Small-pox,,  and  Cow-poK.) 
PocKBROKEK,  P6k-brok-n,  a.  mq,rkt  wid  de  smel 

poks.     Sam  az  {pock-fretten.) 
Pocket,  P6k-et,  n.  a  p-sq  or  smel  bag  in  a  gqr- 

ment;  a  p^sq;  a  smel  kwontiti. 
Pocket,  P6k-et,  v.  t.  tu  put  in  de  poket. — Tu 

poket  up,  tu  put  -st  ov  sjt;  tu  tak  wid'st  egzam- 

inajon  er  komplant. 
Pocket-book,  P6k-et-buk,  n.  a  buk,  er  not-kaa, 

fer  de  poket. 
Pocket-flap,  P6k-et-flap,  n.  de  pes  dat  kuverz 

de  poket-hol. 
Pocketful,  P6k-et-ful,  w.    az  mug  az  a  poket 

wil  hold. 
Pocket-glass,  P6k-et-glas,  n.  a  glas  karid  in  de 

poket. 
Pock-hole,  Pok-hol,  n.  a  pit  er  skqr  mad  bj  a 

pok  er  de  smel-poks. 
Pock-mark,   Pok-mqrk,   n.  a  mqrk  mad   bj  de 

smel-poks. 
PocK-piTTED,  P6k-pit-ed,  a.  mqrkt  wid  de  smel 

poks.  [poks. 

Pocky,  P6k-i,  a.    havig  poks;   infekted    wid  de 
PocosoN,  Po-ko-son,  n.    a  litl   swomp,  mqrj,  er 

fen.     [Q  wurd  yn,zd  in  Verjinia  and  uder  Sud- 

ern  Stats.] 
Pod,  Pod,  n.  de  kapsql,  er  kas  ov  sedz,  ov  legrt- 

minus  plants. 
Podagra,  P6d-a-gra,er  Po-dag-ra,  n.  [L.]  {Med.) 

de  g-st  in  de  iet.  [g'Sti. 

PoDAGRiCAL,  Po-dag-ri-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  gst; 
PoDDER,  P6d-er,  n.  a  gaderer  ov  podz. 
PODESTA,  Fo-des-ta,  n.  [Jt.]  wun  ov  de  qei  maj- 

istrats  ov  JenoQ  er  Venis;  a  majistrat. 
PoDOLOGY,  Po-dol-O-ji,  n.  Q  trEtiz  on  de  fut. 
Poem,  F6-em,  71.  de  wurk  er  produkjon  ov  a  poet; 

a  poetik,al  kompozijon;  a  pes  ov  poetri. 
PoEMATic,  Fo-em-at-ik,  a.   relatig  tu  a  p6em; 

poetikal. 
Poesy,  Po-e-si,  n.  de  qrtov  rjtig  poetri  er  poemz; 

poetri; — a  Jert  konset  engravd  on  a  rig;  a  pozi. 
Poet,  P(S-et,  »i.  an  etor  ov  poetri;  a  rjter  ov  poemz. 
Poetaster,  P6-et-as-ter,  n.  a  vjl,  peti  poet. 
Poetess,  Po-et-es,  n.  a  femal  poet. 
Poetic,  Po-et-ik,  )  a.  relatig  tu  poetri;  pdr- 

POETiCAL,  Po-et-i-kal,  \      takig  ov  poetri:   eks- 

prest  in  poetri;  sq,tabl  tu  poetri. 
Poetically,  Po-et-i-kal-i,  ad.  wid  de  kwolitiz 

ov  poetri;  bj  poetri. 
Poetics,  Po-et-iks,  n.  pi.  dat  branq  ov  kritisizm 
hwiq  trets  ov  de  Datyq,r  and  lez  ov  poetri;  poesi. 
Poetize,  Po-et-jz,*  v.  i.  tu  rjt  Ijk  a  poet. 
PoET-LAUREATE,  Po-ot-le-re-at,  n.  a  kigz  poet. 
Poetrkss,  Po-et-res,*  n.  a  poetes. 


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POKTET,  P(5-ct-ri,  n.  a  komporijon  in  metrikal 
lafli^waj,  proxlqst  or  embelijt,  mor  or  les,  bj  a 
krcativ  imajinajon,  de  end  ov  hwiq  iz  tu  af(ird 
intel6ktyq,al  ple3q,r,  bj  eksjtijj  Elevated,  agreabl, 
or  patelik  tmojonz;  kompozi/on  ytinjtifl  fikjon 
and  mtter;  vers;  metrikal  kompozijon;  poemz 
kulcktivli. 

POETSHiP,  P(S-et-Jip,  n.  de  stat  or  rapk  ov  a  poet. 

Pou,  Vo,  inter,  an  eksklama/on  ov  kontemt  or 
averjun. 

PoiONANCT,  P^-nan-si,  n.  de  piser  ov  stimytilatij 
dc  palat;  Jqrpnes;  aspcriti;  pernt. 

Poignant,  Ptf-nant,  a.  Jqrp;  p^nttrati^);  stimTq,- 
lati{)  de  palat:  sever:  panful:  iritatig;  ken. 

POJONAXTLY,  Ptf-nant-li,  ad.  in  a  pffnant  maner. 

PoiKiLiTic,  P(j-ki-lit-ik,  a.  (^Geol.)  apljd  tu  de 
ni],  red  sandston  formajon. 

Point,  I'ernt,  h.  de  Jqrp  end  ov  eni  instni>inent; 
eni  tig  hwiq  pcrsez,  priks,  or  wcandz; — dat  bwiq 
baz  pozijon  but  no  diinenjonz; — de  smelest  pos- 
ibl  spas  or  magnin^^d; — an  end  ov  a  Ijn; — a  spot 
hwq,r  UJ)  or  mor  Ijnz  met; — a  strii)  wid  a  tag: — 
hcdlaDd;  promontiari:  q  kap: — a  stig  ov  an  epi- 
gram: a  sentens  terminated  wid  ^um  remqrkabl 
turn  ov  wurdz  or  tet; — an  indivizibl  pqrt  ov  spas 
erov  tjm;  a  moment; — pugktilyo:  njseti; — egzakt 
plas;  degre;  stat; — not  ov  distigkjon,  in  rjtig; 
a  stop  er  dot  yqzd  in  printig  or  rjtig; — a  spot;  a 
pqrt  ov  a  surfas  divjded  bj  spots;  de  as  pnnt; — 
wun  ov  de  degrez  intu  hwiq  de  serkumferens  ov 
de  hoqzon,  and  de  marinerz  kumpas,  iz  divided; 
— de  partikyqlar  plas  tu  hwiq  eni  tig  iz  direkt- 
ed;  partikyti,lar;  jiartikyqlar  mod;  an  am;  de 
akt  ov  amip;  de  {iartikyi],lar  tig  rekwjrd;  in- 
stans:  egzdmpi;  a  siggl  jiozijon^,  a  siggl  aser/on; 
a  siggl  pqrt  ov  a  komplikated  kwest3'on;  a  siggl 
pqrt  ov  eni  hoi;  a  not,  in  mqzik.  Aktitj  p^nt, 
in  fiziks,  de  egzakt  spot  at  hwiq  eni  impulj  iz 
givn.  Pent  hlaijk,  de  hwjt  mqrk  at  hwic  am 
iz  takn;  az,  an  aro  iz  Jot  tu  de  pint  hlarjlc,  or 
hwjt  mqrk; — y(j,zd  adverbiali  for  ditektli.  Pent 
dcviz,  or  dcL-/8,  orijinali  a  sort  ov  las  or  f  jn  nedl- 
wurk; — sumtig  veri  njs  and  egzakt.  Pbnt  ov  ajt, 
{Perspective}  dat  hwiq  iz  egzaktli  opozit  tu  de 
j.  ae  meltii)  or  fuziij  i/^nts  ov  solidz,  and  de 
hBlii)  and /rizij  pbrit-s  ov  likwidz,  qr  doz  degrez 
ov  het  at  hwiq  uieltig,  berlig,  and  fre/.ig,  respek- 
tivli  kom^ns.  I'Dni  ov  insulen^,  de  plas  bw^r, 
bj  strjkig  a  rczistig  or  refraktig  surfas,  de  mo/on 
iz  qanjd  in  direkjon.  PbrJ,  ov  u^  de  plas  from 
hwiq  an  objekt  iz  sen. 

Point,  Pernt,  c  t.  tu  Jqrpn;  tu  forj  or  grjnd  tu  a 
pffnt: — tu  direkt  wid  at  pflrnt  toardz;  tu  am: 
tu  direkt  de  j  or  notis;  tu  Jo,  az  bj  direktig  de 
figger:  tu  indiknt;  tu  direkt  toardz; — tu  dis- 
tiggwij  bj  stops  er  penta; — tufil  wid  mortar  and 
smit>d  wid  a  tnsel. 

Point,  I'emt,  r.  i.  tu  not,  bj  pentig  de  figger:  tu 
distiggwij  wurdz  or  sentensez  bj  pffnts;  tu  indi- 
kat,  az  dogz  dco  tu  sportsmen;  tu  Jo  distigktli. 

PoiSTAL,  P«fnt-al,  n.  {Dot.)  de  pistil  ov  a  fiver. 
Se  iPista.) 

P0INT-3LANK,  Pffnt-btagk,  ad.  ( Gun.)  denotig 
dat  hwen  de  pes  iz  levuld,  de  Jot  goz  direktli 
forward,  and  duz  not  mcav  in  a  kurvd  Ijn: — di- 
rektli: strat  forward  tu  de  mqrk; — a  hwjt  mqrk. 
Se  {Point.) 

Poi.VTED,  Pffnt-cd,  a.  Jqrp;  havig  a  pffnt  or  pornts; 
direkted  wid  porsonaliti;  epigramatikal. 

PoiNTKDLT,  Ptjfnt-ed-li,  ad.  in  a  panted  maner; 
Jqr[  li.  [pflrnted:  Jqrpnes. 

PoiNTEDNEsa,  Pthit-ed-nes,  n.  dc  kwditi  ov  beig 

PoiNTEL,  I'tfnt-el,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  peosil  er  stjl;  eni 
tig  on  a  p«fnt. 

Pointer,  Ptrnt-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  p^rnts;  a  dog 
dat  ptirnts  "st  de  gam  tu  sportsmen. 


Pointing,  P<hit-ig,  n.  a  Jqrpnig;  pngktyTiaJoB; 
de  akt  ov  filig  wid  mortar;  de  mertar  yqzd  for 
perntlg.  [Jqrp. 

Pointless,  Ptrnt-les,  a.  havig  no  p<Tnt;  blont;  not 

Poise,  IVz,  n.  fors  tendig  tu  de  senter;  wat;  bal- 
ans:  ekwilibrium;  ekwiperz. 

Poise,  Perz,  v.  t.  tu  balans;  tu  hold  er  plas  in 
ekwiponderans;  tu  lod  wid  wat;  tu  be  ekwi- 
ponderant  tu;  tu  wa;  tu  egzamin  bj  de  balans. 

Poison,  P<5r-zn,  n.  a  jr^s,  drug,  gas,  or  uder  sub- 
stans,  dat  distdrbz,  susp^ndz,  or  destrtrz  Ijf,  er 
wun  or  mor  ov  de  vjtal  fugkjonz;  venom;  eni 
tig  infekjus  or  malignant. 

Poison,  Pw-zn,  v.  t.  tu  infekt  wid  p«zn;  tu  at4k, 
injii,r,  or  kil  bj  p<rzn  givn;  tu  konipt;  tu  tant. 

PoisoxABLE.  Ptf-zn-a-bl,  n.  dat  ma  be  ptfznd. 

Poisoner,  P^-zn-er,  n.  wun  hco  peznz. 

Poisoning,  Pif-zn-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  givig  pezn. 

Poisonous,  Pj-zn-us,  a.  kontanig  pfTzn;  venom- 
us:  havig  de  kwolitiz  ov  perzn. 

PoisONOuSLY,  Ptf-zn-us-li,   ad.  venomasH. 

PoisoxousNESS,  Ptf-zn-ui-nes,  n.  venomusnes. 

Poison-teee,  Ptf-zn-tre,  n.  a  plant. 

PoiTREL,  Ptf-trel,  n.  qrmor  for  de  brest  ov  a  hers. 

Poize,  Pffz,  n.    Se  {Piase.) 

Poke,  Pok.t  n.  de  akt  ov  won  hd)  poks;  *abag;  a 
sak; — a  plant;  gqrget. 

Poke,  Pok,I  v.  t.  tu  put  er  trust  forward,  az  de 
hand,  a  stik,  er  de  horn  ov  a  broot;  tu  fel  in  de 
dqrk:  tu  serq  wid  a  log  instnnment. 

Poker,  Pok-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  poks;  an  jam 
bqr  fer  sterig  de  f  jr;  a  gam  at  kqrdz. 

Poking,  Pok-ig.J  a.  drujig;  servil. 

POKIXG-STICK,  Pijk-ig-stik,  n.  an  instrument  an- 
Jentli  mad  yq,s  ov  tu  adjdst  de  plats  ov  rufs. 

POLACCA,  Po-lak-a,  n.  a  Levantin  vesel  wid  tre 
masts; — ritn  elso  {polacre  and  polaque.)  Se 
{Polacre.) 

POLACEE,  Po-lq-ker,  )  n.  [/>.]  {Xavt.)  a  Levantin 

PoLAcjuE,  Po-l(ik,  j  vesel;  a  pekqlyar  rig  ov 
a  vesel,  havig  no  pol  masts,  no  tops,  and  sum- 
tjmz  no  kros-trez.     Se  {Polacca.) 

FoL\Si,  P6-lar,  a.  relatig  tu  de  pol  er  polz;  bei^j 
ner  de  pol:  ijqig  from  de  pol. 

PoLAECHY,  P61-ar-ki,  n.  a  guvemment  bj  meni- 

PoLAEiscoPE,  Po-lar-i-skop,  n.  an  aparatus,  er 
instrinment,  fer  egzibitig  de  polarizajon  ov  Ijt. 

PoLAEiTY,  Po-l.ir-i-ti,  n.  tendensi  tu  de  pol;  dat 
properti  ov  bodiz  in  konsekwensov  hwiq  da  tend 
or  p<Tnt  tu  givn  polz.  [jzd. 

PoLAEiZABLE.  Po-lur-jz-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  polar- 

PoLAEiZATiON.  Po-lor-i-za-Jon,  n.  {Optics)  dt 
akt  ov  p<51arjzig.  dc  stat  ov  beig  polarizd: — dt 
modifikajon  ov  Ijt,  bj  kezig  it  tu  undergib  serten 
reflekjonz  and  rcfrakjonz,  in  konsekwens  ov 
hwiq  it  no  logger  prezents  de  sam  fenomena  ov 
reflekjon  and  transmijon,  az  Ijt  hwiq  haz  not  bin 
subjekted  tu  suq  akjon. 

POLAELZE,  Po-lar-jz,  f.  t.  tu  render  polari;  ta 
render  Ijt  inkapabl  ov  reflekjon  and  transmijon 
in  serten  dirckjonz,  wid  an  alqjon  tu  an  imaji- 
nari  konfermiti  tu  de  polz  ov  a  magnet. 

PoLAET,  Pdi-lar-i,  a.  tendig  tu  de  pul;  direkted 
toard  de  polz. 

POLDEE,  P61-der,  n.  a  selt  mqrj,  az  in  Iloland. 

Pole,  Pol,  n.  wun  ov  de  ekstremitiz  ov  de  im.iji- 
nari  aksis  ov  dc  ert;  de  ekstremiti  ov  eni  aksia 
ov  rotajon,  orov  de  aksis  ov  a  sfer: — dt  pffnt  in 
a  bodi  in  hwiq  its  atraktiv  or  repiilsiv  forsapen 
tu  be  konsentmtcd: — a  mejqr  ov  legt  kontanig 
16>4  fet, or  b]^  yqrdz;  a  Jierq:  a  rod: — an  instnn- 
ment fer  me3qrig:  a  log  stak;  a  log  staf:  a  log, 
slender  pea  ov  timber,  a  tol  pes  ov  timber  cr^kt- 
ed;— a  nativ  ov  Poland. 

POLC,  Pol,  p.  t.  tu  fumij  wid  poll;  ta  kari  wid 
polz;  tu  puj  forward  bj  polz,  ax  a  bat. 


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Pole-axe,  PcSl-aks,  n.  an  aks  fikst  tu  a  log  pol. 

Polecat,  PcSl-kat,  n.  a  fetid  animal  ov  ds  wezl 
trjb. 

PoLEMARCH,  Pol-mqrq,  n.  a  rooler  oran  qrmi;  an 
Atenian  ofiser  hcb  had  under  hiz  qqrj  el  stranjerz 
in  Atenz,  and  de  qildren  ov  doz  hcD  had  lost  d^r 
Ijvz  in  ii\r  kuntriz  servis. 

PoLEMAST,  Pol-mast,  n.  {Naut.}  a  mast  fermd 
ov  a  siijgl  trs.  [Jalist. 

Polemic,  Po-lem-ik,7i.  a  dispixtant;  a  kontrcover- 

PoLEMiC,  Po-lem-ik,  )  a.   kontroverjal;  dis- 

PoLEMiCAL,  Po-lem-i-kal,  \  pi^tajus;  kontenjus; 
dispqtativ. 

Polemics,  Po-lem-iks,  n.  -pi.  kontroversi;  kontro- 
verjal trstizez;  tEolojikal  kontroversi. 

PoLEMiST,  P61-E-mist,  n.  a  kontroverjalist;  a  po- 
leraik. 

PoLEMOSCOPE,  Po-lem-o-skop,  n.  (  Optics)  a.  kjnd 
ov  kruked  er  oblek  perspektiv  glas  er  instrooment 
for  SEiij  objekts  hwiq  kan  not  bs  sen  bj  dir^kt 
vi;^on. 

POLESTAR,  Pol-stqr,  n.  &z  nerfi  stqr;  a  stqr  nsr 
de  pol,  bj  hwiq  navigatorz  kompTi,t  d.^r  nerdern 
latiU|d:  sjnoJq,r;  lodstqr;  a  gjd. 

Police,  Po-Ies,  n.  {Fri]  de  regyq,laJon  and  guv- 
ernment  ov  siti,  t'sn,  er  kuntri,  so  fqr  az  regqrdz 
de  inhabitants,  er  so  fqr  az  rElats  tu  &?,  man- 
tenans  ov  gud  order,  klenlines,  helfc,  &s.;  At 
bodi  er  sivil  fors  bj  hdiz  msnz  dez  objekts  qr 
efekted.  [{Policied.} 

Policed,  Po-lEst,   a.  regyrilated;   guvernd.     Se 

Policeman,  Po-lES-man, »».,  jjZ.  Po-Iss-men;  wun 
ov  ds  drdinari  polES  ov  a  t'sn  or  siti. 

Police-officer,  Po-les-of-i-ser,  n.  an  ofiser  ov 
Az  sivil  guvernment.  [polEst. 

Policied,  P61-i-sid,  a.  regyqlated  bj  lez;  guvernd; 

Policy,  P61-i-si,  n.  Ae  qrt  ov  guvernment;  rcDl; 
manajmientov  publik  af4rz,  foren  erdomestik; — 
qrt;  pra>dens;  manajment  ov  komon  af4rz;  strat- 
ajem.  d  worant  fer  muni  in  Ae  publik  fundz; 
a  tiket; — a  worant  for  sum  pEki^lyar  kjndz  ov 
klam; — an  instrument  er  rjtii)  givn  bj  injq,rerz 
tu  mak  giad  dE  tii)  injqrd. 

Poling,  Pol-iij,  n.  Ae  akt  ov  yi],zig  polz  fer  eni 
purpus;urjii)  forward  a  bot  bj  polz;  a  smol  bord 
fer  suportig  dE  ert  hwjl  a  tunel  iz  fermd. 

Polish,  P61-iJ,  v.  t.  tia  smood;  tu  brjtn  bj  atrijou; 
tia  glos;  tia  ref  jn;  tu  mak  elegant  ov  manerz. 

Polish,  P61-iJ,  v.  i.  tu  bckiim  smcnd,  brjt,  er 
glosi.  [poljtnes. 

Polish,  Pol-iJ,  n.  qrtif ijal  glos;  elsgans  ov  manerz; 

Polish,  Po-liJ,  a.  rslatig  tu  Poland  er  its  inhab- 
itants. 

PoLisHABLE,  P61-iJ-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  bsiij  polijt. 

Polished,  Pol-ijt,  a.  mad  smcod  and  brjt; — refind 
in  manerz;  poljt.  [polijt. 

PoLiSHEDNESS,  Pol-iJ-ed-nes,  n.  Ae  stat  ov  beiij 

Polisher,  P61-iJ-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  polijez. 

Polishing,  P61-iJ-ig,  n.  Ae  akt  ov  giviij  a  glos  or 
polij-  [polij. 

PoLiSHMENT,  P61-iJ-ment,*  n.  Ae  akt  ov  polijiij: 

Polite,  Po-ljt,  a.  ov  polijt  er  rsfjnd  manerz;  jen- 
t£l;  kurtsus;  sivil;  elegant;  polijt;  rgfjnd. 

Politely,  Po-ljt-li,  ad.  in  a  poljt  maner;  jentElli. 

Politeness,  Po-ljt-nes,  «.  de  kwoliti  ov  b£ig  po- 
ljt; gud  brediij;  gud  manerz;  refjnment;  ele- 
gans  ov  manerz;  jentiliti:  siviliti;  kurtesi. 

Politic,  P61-i-tik,  a.  wjz;  sagajus;  Jrcod;  kojus; 
prcDdcnt;  qrtful;  kunig; — politikal,  az  in  de  fraz 
"  hodi  politik." 

Political,  Po-lit-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  guvernment, 
politi,  er  politiks;  rElatir)  tu  publik  af4rz;  naj- 
onal;  publik;  sivil.  Politikal  ekdnomi,  de 
sjens  hwiq  trets  ov  de  welt  ov  najonz  and  de 
kezez  ov  its  inkres  er  dimini\Jon;  Ae  prinsiplz 
ov  guvernment. 


Politically,  Po-lit-i-kal-i,  ad.  wid  relajon  tu 

politiks. 
Politician,  Pol-i-tij-an,  n.  wun  verst  in  politiks; 

wun  devoted  tu  politiks;    wun  ho  iz  mug  in 

publik  Ijf;  a  statsman;  a  man  ov  qrtifis. 
Politicly,  P61-i-tik-li,  ad.   in  a  politik  maner; 

qrtfuli. 
Politics,  P61-i-tiks,  n.  pi.  Ae  qrt  er  sjens  ov  guv- 
ernment; politikal  sjens;    de  administrajon    OT 

publik  af^rz;  publik  af4rz;  de  kondukt  and  kon- 

tenjonz  ov  politikal  pqrtiz. 
Polity,  P61-i-ti,  n.  Ae  sjens  er  qrt  ov  guvernment; 

a  ferm  ov  guvernment;  sivil  konstitqjon;  polisi; 

qrt;  manajment. 
Poll,  Pol,  ?i.  Ae  bed;  de  bak  ov  de  hed:  a  kata- 

log  er  list  ov  personz;  a  rejister  ov  hedz;  an  elek- 

Jon;  de  <akt  ov  votig. 
Poll,  Pol,  v.  t.  tu  lop  of  de  hed  er  top  ov  eni  tig, 

az  trez;  tu  kut  of  h^r  from  de  hed;  tu  klip;  tu 

Jer;  tu  krop;  tu  tak  a  list  er  rejister  ov  personz; 

tu  enter  wunz  nam  in  a  lister  rejister;  tu  insert 

intu  a  number,  az  a  voter;  tu  resev  er  giv,  az 

vots. 
Pollard,  Pol-ard,*  «.   a  tre  lopt  er  pold;  a  klipt 

kern;  de  qub-fij;  a  stag  dat  haz  kast  hiz  hernz. 
Pollen,  Pol-en,  ».  a  f  jn  bran;  farjna.     {Bot.}  de 

pTsder  kontand  in  de  anter  ov  a  f  I'ser,  komp(Szd 

ov  globyi^lz,  kontanig  de  fekundatig  mater. 
Pollenine,   P61-en-in,   n.    {Chem.}    a  substans 

pr£p4rd  from  de  polen  ov  ti],lips. 
Pollen-tube,  P61-en-tqb,  ?i.  {Ilot.}  a  membran- 

us  t\|b  emited  bj  polen  after  felig  on  de  stigma. 
Poller,  P61-er,  n.  wun  hi»  polz;  a  kliper;  a  rober. 
Poll-evil,  P61-e-vl,  n.  a  swelig  er  inflamajon  in 

a  horsez  pol  er  in  de  nap  ov  de  nek. 
Pollicitation,  Pol-is-i-ta-Jon,  >i.  {Oivil  law)  a. 

promis  not  yet  aksepted  bj  de  person  tu  hcom  it 

iz  mad. 
Pollinctor,  Pol-igk-tor,  n.  [i.]  wun  ho  prEp4rd 

materialz  fer  embqmig  de  ded. 
POLLiwiG,  P61-i-wig,  n.  a  tadpol;  a  perwigl. 
Pollock,  P61-ok,  n.  a  fij  ov  de  kod  kjnd.     [pol. 
Poll-tax,  P61-taks,  n.  a  taks  asest  bj  de  hed  or 
Pollute,  Pol-i\,t,  v.  t.  tu  mak  unklen;  tu  def  jl; 

tu  taut;  tu  kordjit;  tu  kontaminat;  tu  infekt; 

tu  vijiat. 
PoLLUTEDLY,  Pol-vit  ed-li,  ad.  wid  polqjon. 
Pollutedness,  Pol-v|,t-ed-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

polqted. 
Polluter,  Pol-q,t-er,  n.  wun  bcc  poh\ts;  a  def  jler. 
Pollution,  Pol-x|-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  poln,tig;  stat 

ov  beig  polqted;  tant;  defjlment. 
Pollux,  P61-uks,  n.  {Astron.)  a  fikst  stqr; — wun 

ov  Ae  twinz  fermig  de  konstelajon  Jeminj.     Se 

{Castor.} 
Polonaise,  Po-lo-naz,  n.  [Fr.]  a  kjnd  ov  wiamanz 

rob  er  dres,  adopted  from  de  fajon  ov  de  Polz. 

— {3lus.}  a  polij  ^r  and  dans. 
Polonese,    Po-lo-nez,  n.   Ae  Polij  laggwaj;— a. 

relatig  tu  Poland. 
Polt,  Polt,  Jl.  a  bio:  a  strok;  a  puj. 
Poltin,  Pol-tin,  u.  a  Roojan  kern  ov  de  valyq  ot 

ab'st  37  sents. 
Poltroon,  Pol-trdbn,  n.  a  k-sard;  a  sk-sndrel. 
Poltroonish,    Pol-trCbn-iJ,   a.    rezemblig  a  pol- 

trdyn;  k'sardli. 
PoLVERiNE,  P61-ver-in,  n.  kalsjnd  ajez  ov  a  plant 

ov  de  Levant,  dat  hav  de  natyi^r  ov  perl-ajez. 
Poly,    P61-i,  a  prsfiks  in  wurdz  ov  Grek  orijin, 

signiriirj  nieni,  7nuUiplika/on,  pliiraliti,  &s.;  az, 

poligoii,  a  figyqr  ov  meni  agglz. 
PoLYACOusTic,    Pol-i-a-krf)s-tik,  a.  dat  multiplja 

s'sndz;  inkresig  sxndz. 
PoLYACOusTics,    Pol-i-a-kdbs-tiks,  n.  pi.    Ae  qrt 

ov  multipljig  s'sndz;  instrooments  for  multipljig 

sundz. 


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POLYADEi.pniA,  Pol-i  a-d(5l-fi-a,  n.  {Bot.)aV.la3 

ov  planls. 
PoLYAr>ELPHiTE,    Pol-i-a-d(Sl-f jl,  n.  a  varjeti  ov 

grirriut. 
Polyadelphous,  Pol-i-a-d61-fus,  a.  {Dot.)  hav- 

i|)  stamenz  koinbjnd  intia  mar  dan  ta>  pqrselz. 
POLYANDEIA,  Pol-i-in-dfi-a,  n.  {Dot.)  a  klas  ov 

plants. 
POLYANDROUS,    Pol-i-An-dru3,    &.    {Hot.)   havip 

niur  dan  twi'iiti  hipojinus  slainonz. 
Polyandry,  Pol-i-an-dri,  n.  a  pln,raliti  ov  huz- 

bandz. 
Polyanthus,  Pol-i-An-tus,  n.  a  plant  and  fl'ser 

ov  raeni  hq,z;  a  priuiroz; — sumtjmz  ritn  {Pnhj- 

anlh'is.)  [poliqrki. 

Polyarchist,    P<51-i-qr-kist,    n.    an  advokal  fiir 
Polyarchy,    P61-i-qr-ki,    n.    a   guvcrnment    bj 

meni,  optJzJ  tu  monaiki. 
Polyahoite,  Pol-i-^r-jjt,  n.  (J/i«.)a  mineral  aljd 

tu  ruzjt. 
POLYAUTOGRAPHY,    Pol-i-o-i6g-ra-f i,    n.    de  qrt 

ov  raultipl[i()  kupiz  or  otografd;  u  kjnd  ov  lito^- 

rafi.  [ov  silver. 

Polybasite,    Po-lib-a-sjt,   n.    {Jlfin-.}  n  sulfuret 
PoLYCARPOUS,  Pol-i-k4r-pu3,  a.  {Hot.}  b^irig  rauq 

friDt. 
PoLYCUROiTE,  Pol-i-kro-jt,  n.  {CAem.)  de  kulor- 

ifl  mater  ov  safron. 
PoLYCHROMY,    I'ol-i-kro-nii,  fi.  de  anjent  qrt  or 

prakli3  ov    kulorij)    statynz  and    eksteriorz   ov 

bildipz. 
PoLYCOTYLEDOSOUS,     Pol-i-kot-i-ldd-o-nu3,     a. 

{Dot.}  havifl  muir  dan  t<»  kotiledonz. 
Polycracy,    Pu-lik-ra-si,    n.    a  guvcrnment   bj 

ni'Mii  nulerz. 
PoLYEDROv,  Piil-i-E-dron,  n.  Se  {Polyhedron. y 
Polyoamist,    Pd-lig-a-mist,    n.   an  ddvokat  for 

poligaini;  wun  hin  haz  mor  dan  wun  wif. 
Polygamous,  Ptj-lig-a-mus,  ,i.  rclatifl  tu.  polig- 

ami. — {Hot.)  havi|)  mal  and  hormafrodjt,  or  fe- 

mal  and  hcrmafriadjt,  or  mal,  ffmal,  and  hermaf- 

rudjt  flTjerz  on  de  sam  or  diferont  individyqalz. 
Polygamy,  Po-lig-a-nii.  n.  iilqraliti  dv  wjvz;  de 

akt  or  kustom  ov  baviij  mur  dan  wun  wjf,  or 

mor  dan  wun  huzband,  at  de  sam  tjm. 
POLYGARCHY,    P61-i-gqr-ki,    n.   a  guvernment  bj 

raoni. 
Polyglot,    P61-i-glot,   n.    wun  hiD  understAiidz 

meai  lag.;wajuz;  a  buk  or  a  wurk,  az  de  liibi, 

in  scvenil  laflgwnjez. 
Polyglot,  P61-i-glot,  a.  havii)  meni  laggwajez. 
Polygon,  I'61-i-gon,  n.  a  figyqr  ov  meni  ajjglz; 

a  ranj  ov  biMi;jz  wid  several  kornerz  ordivi;^onz. 
Polygonal,  Pu-lig-o-nal,  a.  havig  meui  ajiglz. 
Polvgonometry,  Pol-i-gu)-n6m-E-tri,  n.  dz  dok- 

frin  or  proporliz  ov  poligonz. 
POLVGONY,  Po-lig-o-ni,  «.  notgras. 
Polygram,  P61-i-gram,  n.  a  figyqr  konsistig  ov 

mi-ni  linz. 
Polygraph,    P61-i-graf,    n.    an    instrtnment   for 

miiltipliifl  kopiz  ov  a  rjtin. — {liihlitxjraph;/)  a 

kolukjon  ov  diferent  wurks  eder  bf  wun  orsev- 

onil  oti-irz. 
Polvoraphio,  Pol-i -graf-ik,  j  a.  relatig  tu 

PoLYGRAPHiCAL,  Pol-i-graf-i-kal,  j      pcsligrafi  or 

tu  puligrafs. 
POLVQRAPHY,  Pu-lig-ra-fi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  rjtio  in 

vnriu.-<  sjferz,  and  ov  desjforifl  dom. 
POLYGYN,  P6l-i-jin,  II.  {Bot.)  a  plant  bavij)  meni 

pi>;tilz.  [stjlz. 

PoLYOYNOCS,  Po-lij-i-nu8,  a.  (Bot.)  havig  meni 
Polygyny,    Po-lij-i-ni,  n.    a  pli^raliti  ov  wjvi; 

poligami. 
Polyhalite,    Po-lj-hal-jt,    n.   {3fin.}  a  mineral 

from  Iskci  in  Bstria:  a  mineral  kontanig  meni 

solts. 


Polyhedral,  Pol-i-bt-dral,  j  a.  bavij  meni 

Polyhedrical,  Pul-i-hed-ri-kal,  I      sjdz. 
Polyhedron,  I'ol-i-he-dron,  n.,  /it.  Pol-i-he-dra, 

{(j'eo/ii.)  u  figyqr  or  a  solid  bodi  ov  meni  sjdz; 

— a  muliipl|iy  glas. 
Polyhydrite.    Pol-i-hj-drit,  n.  {Min.y  a  liilikat 

ov  de  per6k.-iid  ov  jurn.  [atir. 

PoLYLOQUENT,  I'ts-lil-o-kwent,  a.  tokig  muq;  tek- 
I'oLYMATHio,    Pol-i-mat-ik,    a.    relatijj    tu   po- 

liiiiati. 
I'OLVMATHY,  Pu»-lim-a-ti,  n.  de  nolej  ov  meni  qrta 

and  sj'.-nsez;  vurius  lernin.  [formz. 

I'oLVMORPHOUS,    Fol-i-mor-f US,    a.    havij)    meni 
PoLVMORPHY,   Pol-i-mer-fi,  n.    de  stat  ov  havig 

meni  f'lrmz. 
Polynesia,  Pol-i-ne-ji-a,  n.  a  spas  in  de  Pasifik 

CJJan  liwiij  inklqdz  meni  klusterz  ov  jlandz. 
Polynesian,    Pol-i-ne-^i-an,  a.    relatig  tu  Poli- 

nejia. 
Polynomial,  Pi<l-i-nij-mi-al,  a.  bavig  meni  namz 

or  termz.  multinomial.  [namz. 

Polyonomous,    Pol-i-6n-ca-mu3,    a.    haviij  meni 
Polyonomy,   Pol-i-6n-o-mi,  n.   a  multiplisiti  ov 

IIMtUZ. 

PoLVOPTRO.v,  P.il-i-6p-tron,    j /?..   (Ojjticf^)  a  g\ai 

PoLVOPTRUM,  Pol-i-6p-trum,  i     troa  hwiq  objokts 

nyiic  muUipl^d,   but  not  diminijt;   a  miiltipljig 

gldS. 

PoLYORAMA,  Pol-i-o-ra-ma,  ii.  literal!,  meni  vqz; 
an  optikal  majen  prezentig  meni  vij,z.  Se  {Pan- 
orama.} 

Polype,  l*61-ip,  n.  de  nam  ov  an  ekst^nsiv  grcDp 
ov  radiated  aiiinialz,  in  de  sistem  ov  Kqvia, 
asu)[iatcd  tugeder  bj  de  koiuon  karakter  ov  a 
flfji  bodi,  ov  a  konikal  or  silindrikal  form,  kom- 
onli  fik.-it  bj  wun  ekstreraiti,  and  wid  de  m^t 
sityqated  at  de  opozit  end,  and  surisnded  bj 
mor  or  les  nqmerus  qrmz  or  tentaklz. — Kitn 
olscj  {Poh/pus.y  [polipus. 

PoLYPEAN,  Pol-i-pe-an,  a.  relatifl  tu  de  polip  or 

PoLYPETALOUS,  Pol-i-pet-a-lu3,  a.  {BU.y  havig 
meni  pctalz.  [tiflZ. 

PoLYPHAGOus,    Po-lif-a-gus,   a.   fedig    on  meni 

Polypharmacy,  Pol-i-f4r-ma-si,  n.  a  fqrmasi 
eiiibrasii)  meni  ingredients. 

POLYPUONIA.V,  Pol-i-f(5-ni-an,  ii.  a  mqzikal  in- 
strjjmont. 

I'OLYPiiONic,   Pol-i-fon-ik,  a.  havig  meni  s'sndz. 

PoLVPUONiSM,  Po-lif-Q-niz-m,  ft.  multiplisiti  ov 
■■^"siid.  [meni  ssndz. 

PoLYPHONiST,    Po-lif-o-nist,    n.    wun   prodqsifl 

PoLYPHONOUs,  Pu  lif-o-nu3,  a.  havifl  meni  s-sndz. 

Polyphony,  Pu-lif-o-ni,  n.  a  multiplisiti  ov 
."i-smlz. 

PoLYPHYLLOus,  Pol-i-fil-us,  a.  havij)  meni  levz. 

PoLYPiFEROUS,  Pol-i-pif-er-u3,  a.  prodqsij)  pol- 
ips. 

POLYPiTE,  P61-i-pit,  n.  a  fosil  polipus  or  polip. 

POLVPODE,  Pol-i-pod,  n.  {Ent.)  a  miliped;  po- 
ll pud  i. 

Polypody,  PiD-lip-o-di,  n.  {B.<t.)  ajenus  ov  or- 
namental fernz,  ov  several  spejez. 

POLYPORITK,  Pia-lip-o-rjt,  n.  a  plant  havij  meni 
T'^^rz.  [de  ])olipu3. 

Polypous,  Pol-i-pus,  a.  relntig  tu  or  jxirtakii)  ov 

Polypus,  P61-i-pus,  n.  [L.]  pi.  P61-i-pj.  {£/>'_/.) 
P6l-i-pu3-ez;  wun  ov  agniipov  radiated  animalz: 
a  )K)lip.  Se  {P<>lyi>e.)—{Med.'}  a  fle/i  tqmor, 
az  in  de  nostrilz  or  yqterus. 

PoLYSCHEMATiST,  Pol-i-ske-ma-tist,  a.  havio 
meni  fi>rmz. 

Polyscope,  Pol-i-skop,  n.  {Optics)  a  lens,  kon- 
sislifl  iiv  several  plan  siirfasez  dispcjzd  under  a 
konveks  form;  a  miiltipljig  glas. 

POLYSEPALOUS,  Pol-i-sep-a-lu3,  a.  bavip  meni 
sepalz. 


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Polyspast,  P61-i-spast,  n.   a  majen  haviij  meni 

puliz.  [meni  sedz. 

PoLYSPEEM,    P61-i-?perm,  n.    a  irz  wid  frmt  ov 
POLYSPERMOUS,   Pol-i-sper-mus,  a.  {Bot.}  havii) 

meni  stdz.  [meni  kolumz. 

PoLTSTYLE.  P61-i-stjl,  n.  {Ai'ck.}  an  edifis  havir) 
Polysyllabic,  Pol-i-si-lab-ik,  j    a.     haviij 

PoLYSYLLABiCAL,  Fol-i-si-lab-i-kal,  i      meni  sil- 

ablz;  pertanii)  tia  a  polisilabl. 
PoLYSYLLABicisM,  Pol-i-sl-lab-i-siz-m,  n.  de  stat 

ov  havig  meni  silablz. 
Polysyllable,  P61-i-sil-a-bl,  n.  a  wurd  ov  meni 

silablz,  or  ov  mor  dan  trs  silablz. 
Polysyndeton',   Pol-i-sin-ds-ton,  )».    {Rhet.)    a 

figyil^r  bj  hwiq  konjuijkjonz  C\t  ofn  repsted;  az, 

"i  kam,  and  so,  and  overkam." 
PoLYSYNTHETic,  Pol-i-sin-tet-ik,  )  a.  formig 

POLYSYKTHETICAL,  Pol-i-sin-tet-i-kal,  \    a  mani- 
fold komp'snd  or  kompozijon. 
Polytechnic,  Poli-tek-nik,  \  a.   komprjzii) 

POLYTECHNICAL,  Pul-i-tek-ni-kal,  j       meni  qrts. 

Puliteknik  sJcml,  a  skcDi  in  hwiq  meni  ov  de  lib- 
eral qrts  qr  tot. 
Polytheism,  P61-i-ts-iz-m,  n.  ds   doktrin  ov  a 

plqraliti  ov  godz.  [izm. 

PoLYTHEiST,  Pol-i-te-ist,  n.  a  belsver  in  polits- 
PoLYTUEiSTic,  Pol-i-ts-is-tik,  )    a.    rslatig 

PoLYTHEiSTiCAL,  Pol-i-tg-is-ti-kal,  i        tu  poli- 

teizm:  holdig  a  pli|raliti  ov  godz. 
PoLYTHEisTiCALLY,  Fol-i-le-is-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in  a 

politfistikal  maner. 
Polyzonal,  Pol-i-zcJ-nal,  a.  bavii)  meni  zonz  or 

belts: — apljd  tu  a  burniij  lenz  konstrdkted  ov 

several  zonz  er  ripz.  [komp'snd  animal. 

POLYZOON,  Pol-i-z(5-on,   n.    {Zfjol.}   a   spejez  ov 
Pomace,  Piim-as,  n.  ds  substans  ov  grsnd  aplz 

after  de  sjder  iz  eksprest.  [latii)  tia  or  Ijk  aplz. 
POMACEOUS,  Po-ma-Jus,  a.  konsistiij  ov  aplz;  re- 
PoMADE,  Po-mad,  n.  a  fragrant  ffntment.  [der. 
Pomander,  Po-man-der,  n.  a  perf4md  bel  or  pu- 
POMATUM,  Po-ma-tum,  n.    [L.]   an   ujgwent  er 

erntment  for  de  h^r.  [de  hq,r. 

Pomatum,  Po-ma-tum,  v.  t.  tin  aplj  pomatum  tu 
Pome,  Pom,  n.  {Bot.}  an  apl,  er  fra>t  lik  dat  ov 

de  apl,  p^r,  &s. 
PoMECiTRON,  Pum-sit-ron,  n.  a  sitron  apl. 
Pomegranate,   Pum-gran-at,   n.   a   tre   and  its 

froot,  hwiq  iz  az  Iqrj  az  an  oranj,  fild  wid  nii,- 

merus   sedz,  cq  surTsnded  wid  pulp; — an  orna- 
ment Ijk  a  pumgranat. 
Pomeroy,  Pum-rer,  )  .  , 

Pomeroyal,  Pum-r»-al,  1  "'  ""  '^""^  °^  ^P^- 
Pomewater,  Piim-vFo-ter,  n.  a  Iqrj,  jt\,si  apl. 
Pomiferols,  Po-mif-er-us,  a    prodqsig  aplz,  or 

de  Iqrj  froots,  inklqdii)  gordz,  &s. 
Pommage,  Piim-aj,  ?i.  de  substans  ov  aplz  gr'snd, 

befor  er  after  de  sjder  iz  eksprest;  pumas. 
POMME,  Pum,  )i.  [Fr.]  {Her.)  a  devjs,  er  pqrt  ov 

a  devjs,  Ijk  an  apl. 
Pommel,  Fiim-el,  n.  a.  bel  er  nob;  de  nob  on  de 

hilt  ov  a  sord;  de  protqberant  pqrt  ov  a  sadl-bo. 
Pommel,  Piim-el,:];  v.  t.  tu  bet  wid  eni  tig  tik  er 

bulki:  tu  bet  blak  and  bhi;  tu  brmz. 
Pommeled,  Piim-eld,  a.  {Her.}  denotig  de  pumel 

ov  a  sord  er  dager. 
Pommelion,  Pum-el-yon,  n.  de  hjndmast  nob  ov  a 

kanuu.  [moloji  or  fnDt. 

PoMOLOGiCAL.  Pom-o-16j-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  po- 
PoMOLOGiST,  Po-mol-o-jist,  n.   wun  hca  iz  verst 

in  pomoloji;  a  kiiltivator  ov  froot  er  frcot-trez. 
Pomology,  Po-m61-o-ji,  n.  de  qrt  ov  kultivatig 

frdit  and  froit-trez;  a  tretiz  on  froit. 
Pomp,  Pomp,  n.  a  prosejon  ov  parad  and  splendor; 

splendor;  eksterior  jo;  magnifisens;   grandyqr; 

prjd;  pajentri.  [blakig  bol. 

POMPET,  Pom-pet,  n.  an  old  nam  fer  a  printerz 


PoMPiON,  Pdm-pi-on,  n.  a  pumpkin.  Se  {Pump- 
kin.} 
Pomposity,  Pom-p6s-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

pompus;  ostentajusnes;  bostfulnes. 
Pompous,  Pom-pus,  a.  splendid;  magnifisent;  Joi; 

inflated;  afektig  grat  Jo;  statli;  grand. 
POMPOUSLY^,  P6m-pus-li,  ad.  in  a  pompus  maner; 

splendidli.  [ig  pompus. 

POMPOUSNESS,  Pom-pus-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  bs- 
PoNCHO,  P6n-qo,  n.  a  sort  ov  klok,  er  IcDs  gqrment, 

worn  bj   de  Indianz,  and  elso  bj  meni  ov  de 

SpaniJ  inhabitants,  ov  S'xt  Amerika. 
Pond,  Pond,   w.   a  smel  lak;  a  smol  kolekjon  OT 

weter;  a  natyq,ral  or  an  qrtifijal  basn  ov  weter; 
POND-DUCK,  Pond-duk,  n.  a  spejsz  ov  duk.  [a  pdil. 
Ponder,  P6n-der,  r.  t.  tu  wa  mentali;  tu  konsid- 

er;  tu  tigk  upon.  [flekt,  wid  on. 

Ponder,  Pon-der,  v.  i.  tu  tigk;  tu  mqz;  tu  re- 
Ponderability,  Pon-der-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti 

ov  bcig  ponderabl.  [or  wad. 

Ponderable,  P6n-der-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  ponderd 
Ponderableness,  P6n-der-a-bl-nes,   n.   de   stat 

ov  beig  ponderabl.  [bj  number. 

PoNDEEAL,  P6n-der-al,  a.  estimated  bj  wat,  not 
PoNDERANCE,  Pon-der-ans,  n.  wat;  hevines. 
Ponderer,  P6n-der-er,  n.  wun  hcD  ponderz. 
PoNDEEiNGLY,  P6n-der-ig-li,  ad.  wid  dq,  estima- 

Jon.  [hevines. 

Ponderosity,   Pon-der-os-i-ti,    n.    wat;  graviti; 
Ponderous,  Pon-der-us,  a.  hcvi;  wati;  impertant; 

momentus;  forsibl;  strogli  impiilsiv. 
Ponderously,  P6n-der-us-li,  ad.  wid  grat  wat. 
PoNDEROusNESS,  P6n-der-us-nes,  n.  hevines;  wat; 

graviti.  [plant. 

PoNDWEED,  Pond-wed,   n.    a   perenial,  herbajus 
Ponent,  P6-nent,  a.  setig,  er  western,  wiirefer- 

ens  tu  de  sun-setig. 
Pongee,  Pon-je,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  silk  mad  in  Gjna. 
PoNGHEE,  Pog-ge,  n.  a  Berman  prest  ov  de  hjer 

erder. 
PoNGO,  P6n-go,  n.  a  spejez  ov  orag-ffltag.     [derk. 
Poniard,  Pon-yard,  n.  a.  dager;  a  stabig  wepn;  a 
Poniard,  Pon-yard,  v.  t.  tu  stab  wid  a  ponyard. 
Pontac,  Pon-tak,  n.  a  f  jn  sort  ov  klaret. 
Pontage,  Pon-taj,  n.  dqti  pad  for  rep^rig  brijez; 

tol  ov  a  brij. 
PoNTEE,  P6n-te,  n.  {(ITass  manufacture}  an  jum 

instrfioment  bj  hwiq  de  hot  glas  iz  takn  lit  ov  de 

glas  pot.  [prest;  de  pop. 

Pontiff,  Pon-tif,  n.  de  hjest  saserdotal  tjtl;  a  hj 
PoNTiFic,  Pon-tif-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  a  pontif  er  tm 

de  pop;  pontifikal. 
Pontifical,  Pon-tif-i-kal,  a.   belogig  tu  a  h| 

prest,  pontif,  or  pop;  popij;— splendid. 
Pontifical,  Pon-tif-i-kal,  n.  a  buk  ov  eklezias- 

tikal  rjts  and  seremoniz;— ^?.  de  ful  dres  ov  a 

prest  er  bijop.  [maner. 

PoNTiFiCALLY,  Pon-tif-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  pontifikal 
Pontificate,  Pon-tif -i-kat,  n.  de  stat  er  of  is  ov 

a  pontif  er  hj  prest;  de  papasi;  popdom. 
PONTIFICE,  P6n-ti-fis,*  n.  brij-wurk;  dekonstruk- 

Jon  ov  a  brij:  de  edifis  ov  a  brij. 
PoNTiFiciAL,  Pon-ti-fiJ-al,*  a.  pontifikal. 
Pontine,  Pon-tin,   n.   an  epitet  apljd  tu  a  Iqrj 

mqrj  bet  wen  Rom  and  Naplz.  [tcfcnz. 

Pontonier,  Pon-to-ner,  n.  a  konstriikter  ov  pon- 
PoNTOON,  Pon-tdbn,  n.  a.  flat-botomd   bot,  yqzd 

fer  makig  temporari  flotig  brijez;  a  flotii)  brij. 
Posy,  P6-ni,  n.  a  smel  hers;  a  nag. 
Pood,  P(»d,  n.  a.  Rijojan  wat  ov  36  p'sndz. 
Poodle,  P(f)-dl,J  n.  a  smel  dog  wid  log,  kurli  h%r; 

a  sort  ov  lap  dog;  a  bqrbet. 
Pool,  Pml,  n.  a  smal  kolekjon  ov  woter;  a  pond; — 

a  reseptakl  fer  staks  at  serten  gamz  ov  kqrdz; 

olso  de  staks.  [vats. 

Pooler,  Pdbl-er,  n.  a  tanerz  instrooment  fer  sterig 


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Poop,  Poop,  n.   {Naut.)  a   pqr/al  dek   ckst^ndio 
klcjs  aft,  abiiv  de  komplet  dek  ov  it  veacl;  de 
hindmost  pqrt  ov  de  Jip. 
Poop,  I'lDp,  v.  t.  {Navt.)  tu  run  de  bed,  b<3sprit, 

orjib-bimov  wun  vcsel  intu  de  stern  ov  an- 
iider;--a  Jip  \i  sed  tu  hz  pcbpt  hwen  a  se  kumz 

uvor  de  stern. 
Pooped,  l*i)p-ed,  er  Piopt,  a.  havig  a  poop;  struk 

on  de  poip  bj  de  Jok  ov  a  hcvi  se. 
Pooping,  Pcfep-ip.  «.  {Xaut.)  a  brakig  ov  de  se 

tjvcr  At  tafral  on  de  piDp. 
PooB,  I'lDr,  a.  not  riq;  indijent;  nesesitus; — baren, 

az  s«rl;  not  fertil; — Icn;  not  fat;  cmujiated;— req- 

ed;  lo:  ov  litl  di^niti,  fears,  or  valyn,:  pjltri;  men; 

koutcmtibi; — unhapi;  unezi;  pitiabl; — ofn  yii,zd 

in  a  sens  ov  piti,  and  suintimz  az  a  frurd  ov 

tendernes. 
POOK,  Pair,   n.  pi.    indijent  pepl  kolektivli;  dat 

porjon  ov  de  popytilajon  ov  a  kuntri,  or   doz 

pcrsonz,  hcD  <\t  destitn^t  ov  wel6  or  properti,  and 

qr  ofn  agisted  bj  qariti;  de  opozit  ov  At   rig. — 

"  cle  ri;  ai'.d  de  par  met  tugeder."  [qmzh'ss. 
Poor-house,  PtDr-hifs,  n.  a  h-ss  for  de  jxnr;  an 
Poor-law,  Piur-la,  «.  a  lo  relatig  tu  de  pior,  or 

pruviMir)  for  de  supurt  ov  de  pJ)r.  [mcnii. 

Poorly,  PiUr-li,  ad.  vriAit  welt,  spirit,  or  merit; 
PooRLV,  PAr-li,  a.  sumhwot  il;  febl:  indispozd; — 

X"i  h:iv,  fiir  a  log  tjm  bin  vcri  pcarli."  [erti. 
Poorness.  F't6r-nes,  n.  At  stat  ov  beij)  poor;  pov- 
PooR-RATE,  Pobr-rat,  n.  a  taks  for  de  supcbrt  ov 

de  poor. 
Poor  SPIRITED,  Pmr-spir-it-ed,  a.  men;   k'sardli. 
Pop,  l'op,+  II.  a  smel,  smqrt,  kwik  s^gnd. 
Pop,  Pop.j  c.  1.  tu  aper  tu  At  \  sudenli;  tu  moov 

er  enter  wid  a  suden  mojon. 
Pop,  P»p,t  V.  t.  tu  ofcr,  prezent,  er  tu  put  •st  or 

in  sudcnli,  sljli,  or  unekspekteJli;  tu  Jift. 
Pop,  Pop,t  ad.  sudenli;  unekspektedli. 
Pope,  Pop,  n.    de  titl  ov  de  bijop  ov  'Ram,  de 

sqprem  bed  ov  de  Roman  Katolik  qurg;  de  sov- 

erin  pontif;— a  smol  fij. 
Popedom,  Pop-dom,   n.   de    of  is,  jqrisdikjon,  or 

teritori  ov  At  pop;  papasi;  papal  digniti. 
PoPE-JOAN,  Pop-j(f)n,  n.  a  gam  at  kqrdz. 
POPERV,  Pd)p-er-i,  n.   de  relijon  ov  de  (jurq  ov 

Rom; — yqzd  bj  Protestants  ofn  az  a  term  ov  re- 

proq,  er  tu  denot  de  prestkraft  ov  de  Roman 

Katolik  qurq. 
POPESEYE,  i*(f)p3-i,  n.    a  gland  sur'SDdcd  wid  fat 

in  a  leg  ov  mutn. 
Popgun,  l'6p-gun,  n.  a.  qjldz  gun  formakij)  a  nffz. 
Popinjay,  P6p-in-ja,  n.  a.  parot;  a  wudpeker; — 

a  trjflij)  fop. 
Popish,  P6p-i/,  a.  rclati\)  tu  de  pop,  er  tu  poperi. 
PopisHLY.  l'6p-ij-li,  ad.  in  a  popij  maner. 
Poplar,  I'op-lar,  n.  a  tre  cv  sevenal  varjetiz. 
Poplar,  I'op-lar,  a.  belooio  tu,  or  mad  ov  poplar. 
PoPLARED,  Pop-lard,  a.  kuvcrd  wid,  er  kontanip 

poi'larz.  [and  wursted. 

Poplin,  l*6p-Iin,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  stuf  mad  ov  silk 
Popliteal,  I'op-lit-c-al,  i  a.  {Anat.)  relatio  tu 
PoPLiTic,  Pop-lit- ik,        J       de  posUrior  pqrt  ov 

de  ne-j<Tnt  or  ham. 
Poppy,  P6p-i,  n.  a  jenus  ov  soporifik  plants  and 

fl'serz,  from  a  spejtz  ov  hwiq  opium  iz  obtand. 
Populace,  Pop-yq-las,  n.  de  vulgar;  de  multitqd; 

de  pepl:  de  mub;  de  rabl. 
Popular,  Pop-yq-lar,  a.  rdatin  tu  de  pepl:  pre - 

valiO  amdo  At  penl:  plezio  tu,  er  bcliivd  bj  de 

pepl;  adapted  tu  de  pepl  or  tu  de  understandig 

ov  de  pepl;  jenernli  akseptabl  or  cste'md;  ezili 

iinilcr<tu(i;    not  prof'Knd  or  abstnjbs;   familyar; 

not  kritik-al:  vulgar:  komon. 
POPULARITT,  Pop-yq-lar-i-ti,  n.  At  statorkwoliti 

ov  brin  popynlor;  At  stat  ov  beig  j^nerali  be- 

Idvd  or  e^temd;  jencral  estem. 


PoPDLARiZATiON,  Pop-yq-lar-i-za-Jon,  n.  de  akt 

ov  rnakig  popyqiar. 
Popularize,  F6p-yq-lar-jz,  v.  t.  tu  render  p6p- 

yqlar;  tu  mak  komon  er  ezi.     [Modern.] 
Popularly,   F6p-yq-lar-li,    ad.    in  a   popyqlar 
mancr.  [wid  inhabitants.    [Modern.] 

Populate,  P6p-yq-lat,  «.  t.   tu  pepl;  tu  fumij 
Populate,  P6p-yq-Iat,  v.  i.  tu  bred  pepl. 
PopULATio.v,  Pop-yq-la-Jon,  n.  At  inhabitanta  or 
pepl   ov   a   tTsn,  distrikt,  kuntri,  is.;  de  pepl, 
komprjzig  ol  klascz. 

Populine.  Pop-yti-lin,  n.  a  kristaljzabl  substana, 
se|)arntcd  from  de  bqrk  ov  de  p')i<lar. 

Populous,  P6p-yq-lu.s,  a.  havijj  popyqlajon,  er  a 
dens  popynlajon;  ful  ov  pepl;  niimerusli  inhab- 
ited, [lajon  er  pepl. 

Populously,  Pop-yn-lus-li,  ad.  wid  muq  i«jpyii- 

Populousness,  P6p-yq-lu3-ncs,  n.  de  stat  ov  be- 
'n  i-^jpyqius.  _ 

Porbeagle,  I'or-bc-gl,  »j.  a  spc/ez  ov  Jqrk. 

PoRCATE,  Pir-kat,  a.  havig  lonjitqdinal  rijez. 

PoKCATED,  Por-kat-ed,  a.  havij)  rijez;  rijd;  porkat. 

PoRCELAi.N,  Por-se-lan,  er  P6r-se-lan,  n.  At  fjn- 
est  spe/rz  ov  erten  w^r,  or  jwteri,  orijinali  im- 
ported from  Gjna,  but  n'S  mad  in  Yqrop;  qina 
w<-^r:  fin  di/ez.  [ov  perselan. 

F'oRCELAiN,  Por-se-lan,  a.  belogip  tu  or  konsistig 

PoRCELAiNiTE,  P6r-se-lan-jt,  n.  {Min.}  an  opak, 
britl  varjeti  ov  jasper.  [kontanii)  pdrsclan. 

PoRCELANEOus,  Por-se-la-ne-us,  a.  relatig  tu,  er 

Porch,  Purq,  n.  a  vestibql  or  roof  suported  bj  pil- 
arz  bEf(5r  a  dor:  an  entrans;  a  portiko. 

Porcine,  P6r-sjn,  a.  relatig  tu  swjn;  Ijk  a  hog. 

I'OBCUPINE,  P6r-kq-pin,  n.  an  animal  ov  ab'st  de 
sjz  ov  a  rabit,  havig  a  brisli  hjd,  ful  ov  spjnz;  a 
sort  ov  hejhog. 

Pore,  Por,  ii.  a  spirakl,  partikyqlarli  in  de  skin; 
a  pasaj  for  perspirajon;  a  smol  hoi. 

Fore,  Por,  i-.  i.  tu  luk  er  egzamin  wid  stedi  er 
kontinyqd  atenjon. 

PORiME,  P6-rim,  n.  {  Gemn.)  a  teorem  or  propo- 
zijon  in  jeomeiri,  so  ezili  tu  be  demonstrated  as 
tu  be  olmost  self-evident.     Se  {Porum.} 

Poriness,  Por-i-nes,*  n.  fulncs  ov  porz. 

PoRiSM,  Pcir-iz-m, n.  {Getrni.}  a  propozijon  aferm- 
Lg  At  posibiliti  ov  fjndig  suq  kondijonz  az  wil 
render  a  s^rten  problem  indeterminat,  er  kapabl 
ov  inqmerabl  solqjonz;  a  jeneral  teorem  dron 
from  anuder  teorem  olredi  demonstrated. 

PoRisTic,  Po-ris-tik,  a.  {Math.)  apljd  tu  a  metod 
ov  dctt-rminig  At  several  waz  ov  solvig  a  prob- 

PoRiTE,  Pu-rjt,  »i.  a  spejez  ov  koral.  [lem. 

Pork,  Pork,  n.  At  flej  ov  swjn,  frej  or  selted. 

Porker,  P6rk-er,  n.  a  hog;  a  pig;  a  pig  for  ctig 
freJ.  [bcij)  porus. 

Porosity,  Po-ros-i-ti,*  n.  de  stat  or  kwoliti  ov 

Porous,  Por-us,  a.  havig  smol  porz,  spiraklz,  er 
pasajez.  [havig  porz. 

Porousness,  Por-us-nes,  n.  de  kwoliii  er  stat  ot 

PoEPHVRiTic,  Per-fi-rit-ik,  I    a.  relatig  tu, 

PoRPHYRiTiCAL,  Por-fi-rit-i-kal, )  erkontanig 
pirfiri. 

Porphyry,  Per-fi-ri,  n.  a  hqrd  ston,  ov  diferent 
kulorz,  suseptibl  ov  a  hj  polij; — (  Geol.)  an  un- 
slratifjd  or  igneus  rok. 

Porpoise,  i  Por-pus,  n.  At  se  bog;  a  sert  ot  dolfin 

I'oRPUS,      i      er  unweldi  setajus  mamal. 

Porraceous,  Por-a-Jus,  a.  gren  lik  a  lek. 

I'oRRtCT,  i'or-6kt,  a.  {DU.  and  Zool.)  ekst^nded 
forward. 

PoRRET,  P6r-et,  n.  a  lek;  a  smel  unyon;  a  skalyon. 

I'ouridoe,  P6r-ij,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  brot:  potaj;  filid 
mnd  bj  bflrlip  flur  in  woler,  er  in  milk  and  woter. 

PORRIDOE-POT,  P6r-ij-pot,  n.  At  pot  in  bwiq  porij 
er  food  iz  btfld.  [skold-nod. 

PORRiQO,  Por-j-go,  n.  [L.]  (Med.)  de  riflwunn  or 


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POERINGEE,  P6r-in-jer,  n.  a  vesel  in  hwiq  porij, 

milk,  brot,  scop,  &s.,  qr  stn;  a  qjldz  dij. 
Port,  Port,  n.  a  hqrbor;  a  stajon  fer  Jips;  a  havn; 

— a  gat;  ds  aperti^r,  in  a  Jip,  irco  hwiq  Ae  gun  iz 

pat  -st;  a  port-hol;— karij;  {^r;  men;  maner;  bq,r- 

ii); — Q  kjnd  ov  wjn,  from  Operto; — At  'Otwman 

kort,  komonli  ritn  (j)Orte.)     Se  {Porte.) 
Portability,  Port-a-bil-i-ti,  n.    ds  kwoliti  ov 

beir)  portabl. 
Portable,  Port-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  karid,  bcjrn, 

er  suported;  manajabl  bj  de  hand;  suportabl. 
PoRTABLENESS,  Port-a-bl-nos,  n.  de   kwoliti  ov 

beii)  portabl. 
Portage,  Port-aj,    71.    karij;    de   akt  ov  kariig; 

prjs  ov  karij; — a  kariir)-plas  rund  weterfolz,  er 

from  wun  navigabl  river  or  weter  tia  aniider. 
Portal,  Por-tal,  n.  a  gat;  de  qrq   over  a  dor  er 

gatwa;  de  fram  ov  a  gatwa; — de  smeler  ov  t<i> 

gats.  [pensil. 

Port-crayon,  P6rt-kra-on,  n.  a  kas  tu  kari  a 
Portcullis,  Port-kdl-is,  n.  a  fram   ov  jurn  er 

wudn  bqrz,  plast  over  a  gatwa,  tu.  let  disn  az  a 

protekjon  tu  de  gat. 
Portcullis,  Port-kul-is,  v.  t.  tia  bqr;  tu  Jut  up. 
PoETCULLiSED,  Port-kiil-ist,    a.    havig   a  port- 

kulis. 
Porte,  Port,  n.  de  '0  toman   er  TurkiJ  kort,  er 

guvernment,  so  keld  from  de  gat  ov  de  Sultanz 

palas,  hw^r  justis  iz  administerd. 
Portend,  Por-tend,  v.  t.  tu   fortokn;  tm  forJ6, 

az  omenz;  tu  presaj;  tu  forbod;  tu  betokn. 
Portent,  Por-tent,   n.  an  omen  ov  il;  an  il-bod- 

ifl  prodiji;  a  presaj. 
Portentous,  Por-ten-tus,   a.    fortoknii)    il;  om- 

inus;  monstrus;  prodijus;  wunderful. 
Porter,  Por-ter,  n.  wun  hoo  baz  qqrj  ov  a  gat,  er 

ho)  wats  at  a  gat  er  dor; — wun  hcD  kariz  burdnz 

fer  hjr; — a   kjnd   ov  strog   bcr,  er  strog   melt 

likor.  [karij. 

Porterage,  Por-ter-aj,  n.  karij;  muni  pad  fer 
PORTERLY,  P6r-ter-li,  a.  Ijka  porter;  kors;  vulgar. 
Portfire,  Port-fir,  n.   {Gunnery)   a   paper  tq^b 

fild  wid  p'sder,  &s.,  yqzd  tu  f  jr  gunz  inst^d  ov 

a  maq. 
Portfolio,  Port-f6-li-o,   er   Port-f^l-yo,  n.  a 

kas,  ov  de  sjz  and  form  ov  a   Iqrj    buk,  tu  kep 

Icbs  paperz  er  prints  in.  Se  {Folio.) 
Porthole,  Port-hol,  n.  a  hol  kut  Ijk  a  windo  in 

de   sjdz  ov  a  Jip  or  wer,  in  hwiq  de  gunz  qr 

plast. 
Port-hook,  Port-huk,  n.  {Naut.)  a  huk  drivn 

tro)  de  sjdz  ov  a  Jip  and  klinqt,  fer  de  purpus 

ov  hukig  de  hinjez  dat  qr  fasnd  tu  de  port- 

lidz. 
Portico,  Por-ti-ko,  n.  {Arch.)  a.  seriez  ov  kol- 

umz  at  de  end  ov  a  bildig;  a  plas  fer  wekig  un- 
der Jelter;  a  projekjon  suported  bj  kolumz,  plast 

befor  a  bildig. 
Portion,  Por-Jon,  n.  a   pqrt;  a   pqrt  asjnd;   an 

alotment;  a  dividend;  a  Jqr;   a  kwontiti; — pqrt 

ov  an  inheritans  givn  tu   a   qjld;  a   fertyi^n;  a 

wjfs  feriyqn. 
Portion,  P6r-Jon,  «.  t.  tu  divjd;  tu.  pqrsel; — tu 

end's  wid  a  fertyqn  er  inheritans. 
PoRTiONER,  P6r-Jon-er,  n.  wun  hcD  porjonz. 
Portionist,  P6r-Jon-ist,  n.  wun  hcD  haz  a  serten 

akademikal  al'sans  er  porjon;  de  inkumbent  ov 

a  benefis  dat  haz  mor  rektorz  er  vikarz  dan 

wun. 
Portland-stone,  Port-land-ston,  n.    {Min.)    a 

spejez  ov  ooljt;  an  alkaljn,  hwjtij  sandston,  yx^zd 

fer  bildig. 
Port-lid,  Port-lid,  n.  {Naut.)  a  sert  ov  hagig 

dor  dat  Juts  in  de  ports  at  se. 
Portliness,  P6rt-li-nes,  n.  de   kwoliti   ov   beig 

portli;  bulkines. 


Portly,  P6rt-li,  a.  grand  ov  men;  bulki;  swelig; 
korpqlent. 

Portman,  Port-man,  n.  a  burjes  ov  a  port-t^sn, 
er  ov  wun  ov  de  IggliJ  Sigk  Ports. 

Portmanteau,  Port-man-to,  n.  a  kas  er  bag  fer 
kariig  klodz  and  uder  tigz  nesesari  in  travelig; 
Q  vales. 

Portmantle,  Port-man-tl,  n.  a  portmanto. — [Sis 
SEiuz  tu  be  de  old  IggliJ  ertografi.] 

Poetmote,  Port-mot,  n.  a  kort  held  in  port- 
t'snz. 

Portoise,  Por-tiz,  n.  {Navt.)  a  Jip  iz  sed  tm 
rjd  a  portiz,  hwen  Je  rjdz  wid  her  yqrdz  struk 
d'sn  tu  de  dek,  hwen  at  agkor  in  a  gal  ov  wind; 
— gunwal.     Se  {Partlast.) 

Portrait,  Por-trat,  n.  a  piktyq,rer  reprezentajon 
ov  a  person  er  an  individyqal,  er  ov  a  fas;  pant- 
ed from  real  Ijf. 

Portrait-painter,  Por-trat-pant-er,  n.  a  pant- 
er  ov   portrats. 

Portrait-painting,  P6r-trat-pant-ig,  n.  &e  qrt 
ov  pantig  portrats  er  hqman  fasez. 

Portraiture,  Por-trat-yqr,  n.  [Fr.]  a  panted 
rezemblans;  a  portrat.  j 

Portray,  Por-tra,  v.  t.  tu  reprezent  er  dre  in 
kulorz;  tu  deskrjb  bj  piktyqr;  tu  adera  wid 
piktyqrz. 

Portrayer,  Por-tra-er,  n.  wun  hco  portraz, 

Poeteeeve,  P6rt-rEV,  n.  a  balif,  er  maor,  ov  a 
port-t'sn.  [a  gat. 

Poeteess,  Port-res,  n.  a  femal  porter  er  keper  ov 

PoETEiHj:,  P(5rt-riDl,  n.  an  instroomant  hwiq  leg- 
yqlats  de  mojon  ov  a  riDl  in  a  majen. 

PoRY,  P6r-i,*  a.  ful  ov  porz;  porus. 

Pose,  Poz,{  v.  t.  tu  puzl;  tu  gravel;  tu  put  tu  a 
stand  er  stop. 

Poser,  P(Sz-er,  n.  wunhopozez;  sumtig  datpuzlz. 

Posited,  P6z-it-ed,  a.  plast;  depozited. 

Position,  Po-ziJ-on,  n.  stat  ov  beig  plast;  sityq,- 
ajon;  postyqr;  btirig; — prinsipl  lad  d^n;  advdns- 
ment  ov  eni  prinsipl. — {Gram.)  de  stat  ov  a 
vsel  plast  befor  tO)  konsonants,  az  {pd7npmis,) 
er  a  dubl  konsonant,  az  {axis.) — {Arith.)  a  rol 
ov  supozijon,  divjded  intu  siygl  puzifon,  and 
dvhl  pazijon.. 

Positional,  Po-ziJ-on-al,  a.  relatig  tu  pozijon. 

Positive,  Poz-i-tiv,  a.  real;  absolqt;  eksplisit; 
aktyqal;  serten;  ajqrd,  afermativ;  direkt;  not 
impljd;  not  negativ  ; — konfident;  dogmatikal; 
redi  tu  la  d'sn  nojonz  wid  konfidens; — setld  bj 
qrbitrari  aperntment,  az  opozd  tu  natyyi'al. 
Pozitiv  degri,  { Gram.)  de  simpl  ferm  ov  an 
adjektiv,  er  de  ferst  degre  ov  eni  kwoliti  eks- 
prest  bj  an  adjektiv.  Pozitiv  tlelctrisiti,  a  stat 
ov  bodiz  havig  mor  dan  dq,r  natyqral  kwontiti 
ov  elektrisiti. 

Positive,  P6z-i-tiv,  a.  dat  hwiq  iz  kapabl  ov 
beig  af^rmd;  dat  hwiq  setlz  bj  (^rbitrari  apernt- 
ment; realiti. 

Positively,  P6z-i-tiv-li,  ad.  in  a  pozitiv  maner; 
absolqtli.  [pozitiv. 

PosiTiVENESS,  P6z-i-tiv-neSf  w.  de   stat   ov  beig 

Positivity,  Poz-i-tiv-i-ti,  n.  konfidens;  pozi- 
tivncs.  [a  skilet. 

PosNET,  Poz-net,*    n.   a    litl    basn;    a    porinjer; 

Posology,  Po-s61-o-ji,  n.  {Med.)  dat  pqrt  ov 
medisin  hwiq  teqez  de  rjt  administrajon  ov 
dosez. 

Posse,  P6s-e,  n.  [Z.]  an  qrmd  p"ser;  a  number. 

Posse  comitatus,  Pos-e  kom-i-ta-tus,  [i.]  {Law) 
de  p'ser  ov  de  k-snti,  hwiq  de  Jerif  iz  empxerd 
tu  raz  in  kas  ov  rjot,  er  rezistans  tu  lefml 
efjoriti. 

Possess,  Poz-es,  v.  t.  tu  hav  az  an  oner;  tu.  bs 
master  ov;  tu  enjer  er  okyqpj  aktyi|ali;  tu  hold; 
tu  sez;  tu  obtan;  tu  mak  master  ov. 


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PossKSSiov,  Poz-6J-on,  n.  de  stat  or  akt  ov  poz- 

esijj;  diit  hwiq  iz  poz6st;  proporti. 

Possessive,  Poz-e»-iv,  a.  havijj  pozejon;  denotig 

pozejon; — {Eng.  Gram.)  nwtifl  a  kas  ov  rnsnz, 

iinpliiu  pozejon,  and  anseriy  tu  At  jonitiv   in 

Latin.  [ejon. 

Possessive,  Poz-63-iv,  n.  a  pron^n  denotig  poz- 

PossESSOE,  Poz-6s-or,  n.  [Z.J  wun  hoD  pozc^sez;  a 

proprJEtDF. 
Possessory,  Poz-^s-o-ri,  a.  havip  pozejon. 
Posset,  Pos-ot,  n.  milk  kurdld  wid  wjn  or  udor 
likor.  [wid  asidz. 

Posset,  Pos-et,*  v.  t.  tu  turn;  tva  kurdl,  az  milk 
Possibility,  Pos-i-bil-i-ti,  n.   de  stat   ov  beij) 

posibl;  p-8cr  ov  beij)  or  d<i)ii);  praktikabiliti. 
Possible,  P6s-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  cgzist,  er  be,  er  be 

dun;  not  kontrari  tia  de  natyi],r  ov  tijjz:  prak- 

tikabl.  [baps. 

Possibly,  Pos-i-bli,  ad.  bj  cni  p'sor  egzistiij;  pcr- 
Post,  Post,  n.  a  hasti  mesenjer;  a  kobrier;  a  pub- 

lik  leter  karier;  kwik  kors  or  maner  ov  traveliij; 

— a   Frenq  mejur  ov  distans,  ekwal  tu  6.62  Ifl- 

glij  mjlz; — sityn,aJon;  set:  militari  stajon;  plas: 

cmpltfrncnt;  of  is; — a  pes  ov  timber,  or  ov  stun, 

set  erekt.     Pod  and  pqr,  an  old  gnm  at  kqrdz. 
Post,  Post,  a.  yij,zd  in  travclij)  kwikli;  speUi. 
Post,  Post,  1\  t.  tu  fiks  on  a  post;  tu  plas  in  de 

Ijn  ov    promojon; — tu    rejister   mttodikali;  tu 

transkrjb  from  wun  buk  intu   aniider,  er  from 

de  wnstbuk  or  jurnal  intu  de    lejer; — tu  send 

wid  sped,  or  bj  menz  ov  post-horsez. 
Post,  Post,  v.  i.  tu   travel   wid  post-hersez,   or 

wid  sped. 
Post,  Post,  ad.  hastili,  er  az  a  post. 
Postable,  Pd)st-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  posted. 
Postage,  Post-aj,  n.  muni  pad  for  konvaans  bj 

post,  az  leterz.  [malz. 

Postal,  Post-al,  a.  relatij)    tu  posts,  postij),  er 
Postboy,  Post-bff,  n.  a  kcorior;   a  btr  hct>  rjdz 

post. 
PosTCHAiSE,  P<5st-Jaz,   n.   a    travclig   karij    wid 

for  liwelz;  a   staj-koq. 
PosTCOACH,  PiJst-koq,  71.  a  koq  hjrd  for  travclij]. 
Postdate,  Post-dat,  v.  t.  tu  dat  later  dan  de 

real  tjni. 
PosTDAV,  Post-da,  n.  a.  da  on  hwiq  de  post  arjvz. 
Post  diem,  Post  dj-em,  n.  {Lato}  de  return  ov  a 

rit  after  de  da  asjnd. 
Postdiluvial,  Posl-di-hi,-vi-al,  a.  after  de  flud; 

postdiluvian.  [er  after  de  flud. 

Postdiluvian,  Post-di-l^-vi-an,  a.  posterior  tu, 
Postdiluvian,  Post-di-hi,-vi-an,  n.  a  person  liv- 

\\)  sins  de  flud. 
PosTEE,  Post-er,  n.    wun  hot)   posts:    a    post;    a 

koorier;— a  bil  or  advertizmont  for  postij). 
Posterior,  Pos-te-ri-or,  a.    later;  siibsekwent  in 

tjm  or  plas;  hnpnig  after;  plast  after;  bakward. 
Posteriority,  Pos-te-ri-6r-i-ti,    n.    de    stat  ov 

beig  posterior;  opozit  tu  prioriti. 
Posteriorly,  Pos-te-ri-or-li,  ad.  in  a   posterior 

manor;  bebjnd. 
Posteriors,  Pos-te-ri-orz,  n.  pi.  de  hinder  pqrts. 
Posterity,  Pus-t^r-i-ti,  n.  suksedig    jenerajouz; 

desendants;  op(i)zd  tu  ansecUrrz. 
Postern,  P6s-tern,  h.  a  smel  gat;  a  litl  dor. 
Postern,  P(f>s-tern,  a.  beig  bebjnd  or  in  de  rer. 
Postexistence,  Post-cg-zist-eos,  n.  sdbsekwont 

egzistens. 
Postexistent,  Post-eg-zist-ent,  a.  egzistig  after. 
PosTFiACT,  Post-fakt,  a.    dat  hwiq  reprezints   or 

relats  tu  a  fakt  dat  haz  okiird. 
Postfix,  P63t-fiks,  n.  a  pqrtikl  aded  at  de  end 

ov  a  wurd;  an  afiks. 
Postkackney,  Post-hik-ni,  n.  a  bird  post-hors. 
Posthaste,  Post-hast,  n.  hast,  Ijk  dat  ov  a  post 

or  kotricr. 


Posthaste,  Post-hdst,  ad.  wid  de  hast  ov  wun  h* 

rjdz  [)OSt. 
Post-horse,  Post-hers,  n.  a  hors  for  de  yqa  or 

k(Tjrierz.  [a  post-ofie. 

Posthouse,  Post-h53,  n.  a  post-ofis;  a  h'ss  wid 
i'o.sTHUMOUS,  Post-hn-mus,  a.  dun,  had,  or  pub- 

lijt  (iftor  wunz  det;  born  after  a  fqderz  dot. 
Posthumously,  Post-hq-mus-li,  ad.  after  wunz 

deO. 
Postilion,  Pos-til-yon,  n.  wun  ha  gjdz,  er  rjdz 

on,  wun  ov  de  lederz  ov  a  koq,  postjaz,  er  uder 

karij. 
Posting,  P6st-ip,  n.  de  akt  ov  travelig  post;  de 

biznes  ov  fiirnijij)  post-horsez. 
Postique,  Pos-tek,  a.  sq,peraded;  dun  after    de 

wurk  iz  finijt; — apljd  tu  an  ornament  ov  skulpt- 

yi\^r  or  (^rkitektytj,r. 
Postliminiar,  Post-li-min-i-ar,    I     a.    egzistig, 
Postliminious,  Post-li-min-i-us,  )  dun,    er 

kontrjvd  siibsekwcntli. 
Postliminium,  Post-li-min-i-um,  n.    [L.]    {Na- 
tional law}  de  rjt  bj  vertq,  ov  hwiq,  person  z  takn 

bj  an  eneiui  return  tu  A:\t  former  stat  ov  fredom, 

wid  diir  former  rjts  and  properti. 
Postman,  Post-man,  ?i.,  lA.  Post-men;  a  post;  a 

kiiirier;  a  Icter-karier.    In  de  IflgliJ  korl  ov  eks- 

qeker,  t<B  ov  de  most  distiygwijt   baristerz    qr 

kold  postman  and  tubman,  from  de  plasez  da 

okyripj.  [bj  a  postmaster. 

Postmark,  P(5st-mqrk,  n.  a  mqrk  mad  on  a  leter 
Postmark,  PiSst-mqrk,  v.  t.  tu  put  de  mqrk  ov 

de  post-ofis  on  a  leter,  &s. 
Postmaster,  P6st-mas-ter,  »,  wun  hcD  haz  qqrj 

ov  r.  post-ofis. 
Postmaster-General,  Post-mas-ter-J^n-er-al,  n. 

a  publik  ofiser,  hd)  haz  de  sqperint^ndans  and 

direkjon  ov  de  post-ofis  establijment  ov  a  kun- 

tri  or  najon. 
Post-meridian,  Post-me-rid-i-an,  a.  relatig  tu, 

or  beit)  in  de  afternoin. 
Post  mortem,  Post  mtir-tem,  a.   dun  er  hapnifl 

after  det;  az,  a  poit  meitem  egzaminajon. 
PosTNATE,  P6st-nat,  a.  hern  after. 
I^OST-NOTE,  P(f)st-not,  n.  a  promisori   not  ov  a 

bapkifl  kumpani,  paabl  at  a  distant  period,  and 

not  on  demdnd;  a  kaj-not  tu  be  sent  bj  post. 
Post-obit,  Post-6-bit,  n.  {Law}  a  bond  givn  fei 

de  purpus  ov  seki^rig  a  sum  ov  muui,  on  de  deft 

ov  sum  spesifjd  individyqal. 
Post-obit,  Post-6-bit,  a.  after  det;  posthqmus. 
Post-office,  Pcbst-of-is,  n.  a  plas  for  de  resepjon 

and  distribqjon  ov  leterz,  dispaqez,  and  ax\fi- 

paperz. 
Postpaid,  P(S?t-pad,  a.  havig  de  postaj  pad. 
Postpone,  Post-pcin,  v.  t.  tu  put  of;  tu  dela; 

tu  set  in  valyq  belo  sumtij)  els;  tu   prokrasti- 

nat:  tu  defer;  tu  prolog;  tu  protrakt. 
Postponement,  Post-pd)n-ment,  n.    de    akt    ot 

postponip;  de  stat  ov  beig  postpond;  dela. 
PosTPONER,  Post-p<fin-er,  n.  wun  ha>  postptbnz  er 

puts  of. 

Postposition,  Post-po-ziJ-on,  n.  de  stat  ov  beijj 

put  bak;  a  bak  pozijon. 
Postpositive,  Post-p6z-i-tiv,  a.  beig  plast  after. 
Postprandial,  Post-pran-di-al,  a.  hapnig  after 

diner. 
Post-road,  Post-rod,  n.  a  rod  on  hwiq  de  p(ist, 

or  mal,   iz   konvad. 
Postscript,  Post-skript,  n.  dat  hwiqizritn  after; 

a  paragraf  aded  tu  a  leter. 
PosT-TOw.v,  Post-t'sn,  n.  a  t'sn  havig  a  post-ofis 

or   post- hiss. 
Postulate,  Post-yq-lat,*  v.  t.  tu   beg  er  asi^m 

wid'st  prCDf;  tu  invjt;  tu  rekwir  bj  entreti. 
Postulate,  P6st-yq-lat,    n.    a    pozijon    a^qmd 

wid«t  proof;  a  postyqlatum. 


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PosTTLATiON,  Post-yq,-la-Jon,  n.  ds  akt  ov  stip- 

ozii)  wid'st  prcDf;  p6styii,lat;  suplikajon;  si^t;  kez. 
PosTULATORY,    P6^t-yq,-la-to-ri,    a.    asn,mig    er 

asx1,md  wid'st  proof. 
PosTULATUM,  Fost-yi],-la-tum,  n.  [Z.]   pi.    Post- 

yH,-la-txi,  {£ng.}  Post-yix-la-tumz;   a    pozijon 

asi^md  wid'st  prmf;  a  postyx^lat. 
Posture,  Post-j'q.r,    n.    plas;    sityiiajon;    stat; — 

kolokajon  ov  de  pqrts  ov  de  bodi  widrespekt  tu 

eg  uder;  atitvid;  jestyq,r. 
Posture,  P6st-yi|r,  v.  t.  tia.  put  in  eni  postyq,r. 
Posture-master,  P6st-yn,r-mds-ter,  n.    a.    teqer 

ov  postyn,rz  er  atiti|dz. 
Post,  P6-zi,  n.  [kontrakted  from  (poesy,}]  a  po- 

etik  motcD,  az  on  a  rir),  &s.;  a  bunq  ov  fl'serz;  a 

b<i>ka. 
Pot,  Pot,  n.  a  vesel  in  hwiq  met  iz  berld  on  de 

fjr;   a  vesel,  komonli   ov   ertenwi^r,  fer  varius 

purpusez; — a  kup; — de   kwontiti  kontand  in  a 

pot; — definitli,  a  kwert.  [pots  ov  ert. 

Pot,  Pot,  V.  t.  tia  prszerv  in  pots;  tu  enkloz  in 
Potable,  Po-ta-bl,  a.  dat  ma  bs  druijk;  drigkabl. 
Potable,  P6-ta-bl,  n.  sumtiij  hwiq  ma  be  drurjk. 
POTABLENESS,  Po-ta-bl-nes,  n.  de   stat  ov  beiij 

potabl. 
POTANOE,  Po-tans,  n.  de  stud  in   hwiq   de   loer 

pivot  ov  de  verj  ov  a  woq  iz  plast. 
POTAEGO,  Po-t^r-go,  n.  Q  S0S  er  pikl  from   de 

West  Indez. 
Potash,  P6t-aJ,  n.  a  saljn  weter,  er  an  impxir, 

fikst,  alkaljn   selt,  obtand  from  liksiviatig   de 

ajez  ov  wud.    It  iz  ov  grat  y\\3  in  de  manyq,- 

faktyii,r  ov  sop  and  glas,  in  bleqig,  &s. 
POTASSA,  Po-tas-a,  n.   {Ohem.)  an  alkaljn,  selt 

substans;  a  protoksid  ov  potasium. 
Potassium,  Pia-tas-i-um,  n.  {Chem.}  de  metalik 

bas  ov  potasa;  an  ekstrerdinari  metal  diskdverd, 

in  1807,  bj  Ser  Humfri  Davi.    It  iz  de  Ijtest 

non  solid,  and  iz  veri  kombustibl. 
Potation,  Po-ta-Jon,  n.   de   akt  ov  drii)kig;  a 

driijkig  b-st;  draft;— a  spejez  ov  drigk. 
Potato,  Po-ta-to,  n.  a  wel-non  plant,  and  ^skij,- 

lent  root. 
Potbellied,  P6t-bel-id,  a.  havig  a  l(^rj  beli. 
Potbelly,  P6t-bel-i,  n.  a  protuberant  beli. 
PoTELOT,  P6-te-lot,  n.  {Min.}  a  siilfuret  ov  mo- 

libden. 
Potence,  P6-tens, )  n.  {Her.}  a  sert  ov  kros  hwiq 
Potent,  P(5-tent,    j     terminats  Ijk  de  hed  ov  a 

kruq. 
Potency,  PcS-ten-si,  n.    jfser,  in£lq,ens;  etoriti; 

fors;  enerji;  efikasi;  stregt. 
Potent,  Po-tent,  a.  havig  grat  etoriti  er  domin- 

yon;  puerful;  forsibl;  strog;  efikajus.  [erin. 

Potentate,  P6-ten-tat,  «.  a  monark;  prins;  sov- 
Potential,  Po-ten-Jal,  a.   egziatig  in  posibiliti, 

■not  in  akt; — {£ng.  Gram.}  notir)  a  moid  ov  de 

verb,  hwiq  impljz  posibiliti  er  liberti,  piser,  wil, 

er  obligajon,  er  de  posibiliti  ov  dcoin  eni  akjou. 
'  Potentiality,  Po-ten-Ji-al-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

beig  potenjal;  posibiliti. 
Potentially,  Po-ten-Jal-i,  ad.  in  p^ser  er  posi- 
biliti; not  in  akt,  er  pozitivli;  in  efikasi,  not  in 

aktyr^aliti. 
Potently,  P6-tent-li,  ad.  p-serfuli;  forsibli. 
Potentness,  Po-tent-nes,  n.  p'serfu.lnes;  mjt;  p'ser. 
Pothanger,  P6t-hag-er,  n.  a  hiak  tu.  hag  a  pot 

on;  a  pothuk. 
Pother,  P6d-er,J  n.  bus!;  tT^mult;  fluter;  boder. 
Pother,  P6d-er,j  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  blusterig,  inef- 

ektyi^al  efort.  [boder. 

Pother,  P6d-er,|  v.  t.   tu  turmffl;  tu  puzl;  tu 
Potherb,  Pot-erb,  n.  an  erb  fit  fer  de  pot. 
Pothook,  Pot-huk,  n.  a  huk  er  branq  on  hwig 

a  pot  er  ketl  iz  hug  aver  de  fjr;  eni  ti^  Ijk  it  in 

Jap. 


Pothouse,  Pot-h-ss,  n.  an  alh-ss;  rt  drigkig-h-ss. 

Potion,  PcS-Jon,  n.  a  draft,  komonli  ov  medisin. 

POTLID,  Pot-lid,  n.  a  kuver  ov  a  pot. 

POTLUCK,  P6t-luk,J  n.  diner;  find  from  de  pot. 

Potman,  Pot-man,  n.  a  servant  at  a  publik  h'ss. 

PoT-MARiGOLD,  Pot-mar-i-gold,  n.  a.  plant  yt[,zd 
in  brots  and  soips. 

Potmetal,  P6t-met-al,  n.  an  alff  ov  led  and  koper. 

Potsherd,  Pot-Jerd,  n.  a  fragment  ov  a  brokn  pot. 

Potstone,  Pot-ston,  n.  {Min.}  a  tuf  varjeti  ov 
steatjt.  [berld  er  dekokted  fer  fod. 

Pottage,  P6t-aj,  n.  food  berld  in  a  pot;  eni  tig 

Potter,  Pot-er,  n.  a  maker  ov  erten  pots  er  veselz. 

Potter,  P6t-er,J  v.  i.  tu  bizi  er  perpleks  wunz 
self  ab'St  trjflz;  tu  trjfl;  tu  puder. 

Potter,  P6t-er,J;*  v.  t.  tu  pck;  tu  puj:  tu  dis- 
turb; tu  poder.  [glaz  erten  veselz. 

Pottern-ore,  P6t-ern-or,  n.  qt  wid  hwiq  poterz 

Potters'-CLay,  Pot-erz-kla,  n.  {3Im.}  a  substans 
hwiq  diferz  from  pjp-kla,  bj  kontanig  a  grater 
propcDrJon  ov  Ijm  and  oksid  ov  jurn. 

Pottery,  P6t-er-i,  n.  de  manyi^faktori  ov  a  pot- 
er;  de  manyx\faktyq,rz  ov  a  poter;  el  kjndz  ov 
erf)enw<T,r. 

Potting,  P6t-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  putig  in  pots. 

Pottle,  P6t-1,  n.  a  likwid  meji^r  kontanig  for 
pjnts;  a  tagkard;  a  fr<Dt-vesel  er  basket. 

Pot- valiant,  Pot-val-yant,*  a.  kurajus  from  de 
efekts  ov  likor  onli. 

Pouch,  P^sq,  n.  a  smel  bag;  a  poket.  Apljd  Iqdi- 
krusli  tu  a  big  beli  er  penq. 

PoucH-LiKE,  P^q-ljk,  a.  rezemblig  a  ipsq.     [lips. 

Pouch-mouth,  P'scj-m'st,  n.  a  mst  -wid  bluberd 

Pouch-mouthed,  P^q-mijdd,  a.  bluber-lipt. 

Pouchong,  POQ-Jog,  n.  a  spejez  ov  te. 

PouDRETTE,  PiD-dret,  n.  [Fr.]  mani^r  prep4rd 
from  bqman  ekskrement;  drjd  njt-serl. 

Poult,  Polt,  n.  a  qiken;  a  pulet. 

Poulterer,  Pol-ter-er,  n.  a  deler  in  poltri. 

Poultice,  P<f)l-tis,  n.  an  aplikajon  tu  scirz  ov 
fl'sr,  bred,  &s.,  tu  remdbv  inflamajon;  a  kata- 
plazm;  a  soft,  molifjig  aplikajon. 

Poultice,  P(51-tis,  v.  t.  tu  aplj  a  poltis  tta. 

Poultry,  P61-tri,  n.  domestik  f-slz;  de  flej  ov 
domestik  f'slz  yr],zd  fer  fcod. 

Pounce,  P«ns,  n,  de  kle  er  talon  ov  a  herd  ov 
pra; — de  p'sder  ov  gum  sandarak;  a  pisder  yn,zd 
tu  prevent  igk  from  spredig  after  eraj;\|rz,  and 
fer  uder  purpusez; — klot  wurkt  in  jlet-holz. 

Pounce,  P'sns,  v.  t.  tu  pers;  tu  p^rforat; — tu  por 
er  sprigkl  wid  p"Kder  troo  smel  perforajonz; — tu 
SEZ  wid  de  piinsez  er  talonz,  az  a  berd  ov  pra. 

Pounced,  P-snst,  a.  furnijt  wid  talonz. 

Pouncet-box,  P'sn-set-boks,  n.  a.  smel  boks  per- 
forated. 

Pound,  P'snd,  m.  a  wat,  beig  12  -snsez  trer,  and  16 
■snsez  avordq,p(5rz.  In  muni,  de  sum  ov  20  Jiligz. 
(I  pinfold,  er  enklosi^r  fer  katl  er  strad  animalz. 

Pound,  Pijud,  v.  t.  tu  bet;  tu  grjnd,  az  wid  a 
pesl; — tu  Jut  up:  tu  imprizn,  az  in  a  p'snd. 

Poundage,  P'snd-aj,  n.  a  sum  dediikted  from  a 
p^nd; — pament  rated  bj  de  pisndj — konfjnment 
ov  katl  in  a  p'snd.  [enklojur. 

Poundcovert,  P'snd-kuv-ert,  n.  {Law}  a  plas  ov 

Pounder,  P'snd-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  p-gndz;  a 
pesl;  a  Iqrj  p^r; — dat  hwiq  haz  er  kariz  piindz; 
az,  a  ten-psnder,  &s.,  apljd  tu  kanon  fited  fer  a 
bel  ov  so  meni  p'sndz. 

PouNDOVERT,  P^sud-o-v^rt,  n.  {Law}  an  enklo- 
giXr  in  de  opn  ^r.  [bj  de  p-snd. 

PouNDRATE,  P'snd-rat,  n.  {Law}  a  rat  er  pament 

PouNXA,  P-sn-za,7i.  {Chem.}  impi|rboratovsoda. 

PouPETON,  P(f)-pe-ton,  n.  a  pupet;  a  babi. 

Pour,  Por,  v.  t.  tu  let  -st  ov  a  vesel,  az  a  likwid; 
tu  Jed;  tu  spil;  tu  emti;  tu  efij,z;  tu  emit;  ta 
giv  vent  tuj  tu  send  fortj  tu  let  Tst. 


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Pour,  Por,  r.  i.  tia  strtm;  tu  flo;  tu  ruj  tumdlt- 

PouREB,  Por-er,  n.  wun  htt)  porz.  [ynusli. 

Pour-party,  PiDr-i^r-ti,  ;i.  {Law)  a  divijon  or 
J.ir  ov  liindz  hwiq,  bef^r  de  partijon,  wfr  held 
jerutli  bj  pqrsenerz. 

PouR-PEKSTUBE,  Puir-prest-ytxr,  n.  {Law}  de  akt 
ov  rnululi  takifl  and  aprujiriatifl  tu  wunz  self 
eni  tifl,  hweder  it  bs  jurisdikjon,  land,  or  franijiz. 

Pout,  P^st,  ».  a  frej-woter  fij;  de  hwjtig  put; — a 
kind  ov  berd;— Ja  fit  ov  suleiines. 

Pout,  P'St,!  v.  i.  tu  luk  sulen  bj  trustijj  'st  de 
lips;  tu  jfiBt  ■yt;  tu  bag  i)r()ininent. 

POUTKR,  Pjt-er,  «.  wun  bco  p-sts;— a  kjnd  ov  pij- 
on.     8e  {J-'(M't€i:)  [ennus. 

PouTiXG,  Plit-ig,  71.  de  akt  ov  wun  hijo  p'st-s;  sul- 

PovEUTV,  P6v-er-ti,  n.  de  slat  er  kondijon  ov 
beiy  piftr;  p6nyi|,ri;  indijens;  nesesiti;  wont;  bar- 
ennes:  defekt. 

Pow,  P-s,  inter,  an  eksklamajon  ov  kontemt;  az, 
"/jy  ws."     Se  {Powwow.} 

Powder,  P's-der,  ».  dust,  az  ov  de  ert;  dust;  oni 
substans  or  bodi  pulverjzd;  giinpTsder;  dust  er 
perfi'ynd  fl'sr  for  de  bq,r. 

Powder,  P-s-der,  v.  t.  tu  redi^s  tu  dust;  tu 
komini'it;  tu  grjnd  smel;  tu  pulverjz;  tu  sprigkl, 
az  wid  dust.  [wid  tn,mult. 

Powder,  P's-Jer,  v.  i.  tu  fol  tu  dust; — ttu  kum 

Powder-box,  P's-der-boks,  »i.  a  boka  for  kepig 
p'sder  f.ir  dr  hqr. 

Powder-chest,  Px-der-qest,  n.  {Kaut.)  a  qest 
or  boks  fiid  wid  gunp-sder,  pcbl-stonz,  and  suq 
Ijk  mattrialz,  set  on  fjr  hwen  a  Jip  iz  burded  bj 
an  enemi. 

Powder-flask,  P-s-der-flask,  n.  a  flask  for  giin- 
p'sder;  Q  pisder-horn.  [gunpisder. 

Powder-horn,  P^-der-hern,  «.  a  horn  or  kas  for 

Powdering-tub,  P^-der-iri-tub,  n.  a  vcsel  in 
hwiq  met  iz  soiled;  a  plas  in  hwiq  eni  tiij  iz 
kept  from  pti^trgfakjon.  [p'sder  iz  inad. 

Powder-mill,  Pi'-der-mil,  n,  a  mil  inhwiq  gun- 

PowDER-MiNE,  P's-der-mjn,  «.  a  kavcrn  in  hwiq 
P'sder  iz  plast,  so  az  tu  be  f jrd  at  a  proper  tjm. 

Powdery,  P^-dcr-i,  a.  kuverd  wid  p-sdcr;  dusti. 

Power,  P's-er,  n.  abiliti  tu  dot)  sumtig;  abiliti  tu 
endi\,r  or  sufer;  kapasiti;  mental  fakulti;  kom- 
dnd;  etoriti;  disminyon;  inflq,cns;  prevalcns;  fors; 
street;  mjt:  swa;  animal  street;  natyq^ral  street; 
— de  mcDvig  fors  ov  an  enjin; — guvernmont;  rjt 
ov  guvernig; — soveren;  polentat;  wun  invested 
wid  dominyon; — qrmi;  militari  fors;— de  fors 
hwiq  tendz  tu  produs  mojou,  hwen  apljd  tu  an 
enjin  er  majen; — {Algebra  and  Arithmetic}  de 
produkt  arjzij)  from  a  number  multipljd  intu 
itself.  Pser  ov  aturni,  {Laic}  de  otoriti  hwiq 
wun  man  givz  anuder  tu  akt  for  him. 

Powerful,  P«-er-ful,  a.  havig  p'ser;  stroj);  po- 
tent; forsibl;  mjli;  efiknjus. 

Powerfully,  Pi-er-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  p'serful 
maner;  forsibli.  [p'serful;  fors. 

PowERFULNESS,  P-s-er-ful-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

Powerless,  Pis-er-les,  a.  havig  no  p'ser;  wek. 

Power-loom,  P's-er-Kom,  n.  a  liom  wurkt  bjstem. 

Power-press,  P^-cr-prcs,  n.  aprinti^-pres  wurkt 
bj  stem,  bj  woter,  er  bj  uder  p3er. 

PowLDfiOX,  P'sl-dron,  n.  {Her.}  dat  pqrt  ov  qr- 
mor  hwiq  kuverz  de  Jolderz,  [olso  {pouter.} 

Powter,    IS-ter,   »i.   a   Iqrj-brcsted   pijon;— ritn 

Powwow,  PS'-w-s,  V.  i.  tu  yi^z  majikal  qrts;  tu 
kunjqr;  tu  divjn. 

Powwow,  P^-wu,  n.  an  Indian  dans;— a  sort  ov 
kdnjqrcr,  sorserer,  er  divjner  amdfl  de  Indianz. 

Pox,  Poks,  n.  [properli  pocks.]  pustqlz;  sifilis;— 
an  eruptiv  di/.ez,  az  de  smol-poks  or  k's-poks; — 
wid'stQ  prefiks  it  menz  sifilis,  or  de  venereal 
dizez.  [bot. 

POY,  Pff,  n.  a  rop-danserz  pol;  a  pol  tu  impdl  a 


PozzuoLANA,  Poz-n-o-l^-na,  n.  volkanik  ajoj 
yqzd  az  mortar  in  bildigz, — (so  namd  from 
Pozqolo,  from  hwiq  it  iz  /ipt. ) 

Practicability,  Prak-ti-ka-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat 
ov  beij)  praktikabl;  praktikablnes;  posibiliti. 

Practicable,  Prak-ti-ka-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  per- 
fdrmd,  praktist,  or  akomplijt;  performabl;  fezibl; 
posibl;  asalabl;  fit  tu  be  a^ald. 

Practicableness,  Prak-ti-ka-bl-nes,  n.  de  stat 
ov  beiij  praktikabl.  [maner. 

Practicably,  Prak-ti-ka-hli,  ad.  in  a  praktikabl 

Practical,  Pnik-ti-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  akjon  er 
l5raktis;  dezjnd  for  praktis;  dat  iz  tu  be  aktcd, 
performd,  or  praktist;  not  merli  spekyqlativ. 

Practicality,  Prak-ti-kal-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
beiij  praktikal. 

Practically,  Prak-ti-kal-i,  ad',  in  a  praktikal 
maner;  bj  praktis.  [beig  praktikal. 

Practical.vess,  Prak-ti-kal-nes,  ?i.  de  kwoliti  ov 

Practice,  Prak-tis,  n.  de  habit  ov  dooig  eni  tip; 
suq  yi],s  az  begets  a  habit;  ktistomari  yq,s;  deks- 
teriti  akwjrd  bj  habit;  aktyqal  performans,  dis- 
tiggwijt  from  t^ori;  metod;  kustom;  habit;  man- 
er: yi],s; — medikal  tretment  ov  dizezez;  eksersjz 
ov  eni  profejon,  az  dat  ov  medisin; — a  rcDl  in 
aritmetik. 

Practise,  Prak-tis,  v.  t.  tu  dto  habity^ali  er  re- 
petedli;  tu  eksersjz  aktyq,ali;  tu  d<x>,  not  merli 
tu  profds;  tu  transakt; — tu  perform  er  atend 
tu;  az,  tu  praktis  le  or  fizik. 

Practise,  Prak-tis,  v.  i.  tu  form  a  habit;  tu 
eksersjz  a  profejon;  tu  transakt;  tu  negojiat 
sekretii:  tu  yqz  qrts  er  stratajem. 

Pbactiseb,  Prak-tis- er,  n.  wun  hot)  praktisez;  a 
praktijoner. 

Practising,  Prak-tis-ij),  pp.  a.  dfflifl;  ^ksersjzig; 
engajd  in  praktis. 

Practitioner,  Prak-tiJ-on-er,  n.  wun  Aktyq,ali 
engajd  in  de  eksersjz  ov  eni  qrt  er  profejon,  az 
dat  ov  medisin. 

Peje,  Pre,  [£.]  befor; — a  prefiks  hwiq  oknrz  in 
komp'snd  wurdz  adopted  from  de  Latin;  az, 
prFbxjnita.     Se  {Pre.} 

PejECIFE,  Pres-i-pe,  n.  {Law}  ritn  instrukjonz, 
givn  bj  an  aturni  or  plantif,  tu  de  klerk  ov  a 
kort,  for  makig  'st  a  rit;  an  orijinal  rit. 

Pr^cognita,  Pre-kog-ni-ta,  7i.  ^i^Z.  [L.]  tipz  pre- 
viusli  non,  in  erder  tu  understandip  sumtig  els. 

Pr^cordia,  Pre-kor-di-a,  n.  ;)/.  [Z.]  {Anat.}  de' 
p<|rts  adjernig  tu  de  hqrt;  de  djafram,  de  ab- 
dominal visera,  and  de  epigastrium. 

Pr^munire,  Pre-mq,-nj-rc,  n.  {Law}  a  rit,  er 
an  ofens  ov  de  natyqr  ov  kontemt  agenst  guv- 
ernment,  for  hwiq  de  rit  iz  granted.  Se  {J'rem- 
unire.} 

PrjENOMEn,  PrE-n(5-men,  n.  [i.]  de  ferst  nam  ov 
a  person  amdg  de  liamanz,  prefikst  tu  de  jen- 
eral  famili  nam. 

PEiETEXTA,  Prc-teks-ta,  n.  [Z.]  a  I05,  hwjt,  Ro- 
man rob,  worn  bj  b6rz  til  de  aj  ov  17,  and  bj 
gerlz  til  da  wer  marid. 

I*r^torium,  Pre-to-ri-um,  n.  [Z.]  pi.  Pre-to- 
ri-a;  de  hel  or  kort  hw^r  de  Roman  pretor  ad- 
ministerd  justis;  olso  a  jeneralz  tent. 

Pragmatic,  Prag-mat-ik,  ^   a.    mcdlig;  im- 

1*ragmatical,  Prag-mat-i-kal, )  pertinent;  im- 
pi/rtinentli  bizi;  asqmig  ^rz  ov  biznes;  ofijus; 
diktatorial.  [matikal  maner. 

Pragmatically,  Prag-mat-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  prag- 

I'ragmaticalness,  Prag-mat-i-kal-nes,  n.  de 
kwoliti  ov  beig  pragmatikal. 

Prairie,  Pra-ri,  n.  [Jr.]  a  Iqrj  natynral  medo, 
or  trakt  ov  kantri,  bqr  ov  trez,  and  kuverd  wid 
gras,  suq  az  qr  komon  in  meni  pqrts  ov  de  Mis- 
isipi  rali. 

Pbaisabls,  Praz-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  praid. 


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F'ratse,  Praz,  n.  komendajon;  enkomium:  yi|loji; 

panejirik:  fam;  glorifikajon;  tribynt  ov  grati- 

tq,d;  led;  gr^'nd  er  rgzn  ov  praz. 
Praise,  Praz,  v.  t.  tu  komend;  tia  apled;  tm  sele- 

brat;  tu  ekstol;  tu  yi^lojiz;  tu  glorif  j  in  wurjip. 
Praiseless,  Praz-les,  a.  wontiij  praz;  wid^t  praz. 
Praisee,  Praz-er,  n.  wun  bin  prazez;  a  komeuder. 
PHAISEWORTHILY,  Praz-wur-di-li,  ad.  in  a  man- 

er  wurdi  ov  praz. 
Praiseworthy.  Praz-wur-di,  A.  wurdi  ov  praz; 

dEzervii)  komendajon;  komendabl. 
Pram,  Pram,     j  n.  {A'aut.}  a  Ijt  sert  ov  bot  yii,zd 
Prame,  Pram,  \      in  Holand  and  de  Beltik  fer 

lodiij  and  nnlodii]  Jips. 
Peamce,  Prans,  v.  i.  tu.  sprir)  and  b^nd  in  hj  metl, 

az  a  hers;  tu  rjd  er  mrov  in  a  werljk  or  Joi  maner. 
Prancing,  Prdns-ig,  n.  ds  akt  ov  b'sndiij,  az  a  hers. 
Peangos,  Prai)-gos,  n.  {Bot.}  an  i:'st  Indian,  her- 

bajus,  perenial  plant. 
Prank,  Praijk,  v.  t.  tu  dekorat;  tu  dres  tu  os- 

tentajon;    tu  prigk. 
Prank,  Prajjk,!  n.  a  frolik;  a  wild  fljt:  a  h^dikrus 

trik;  a  misqivus  akt.  [eral. 

Prase,  Praz,  n.  {Jlin.}  gren  kworts,  a  silijus  miu- 
Peaseolite,  Praz-o-ljt,  ».  {Mi/i.}  a  gren,  imper- 

fektli  kristaljzd,  NerwEJan  mineral. 
Prasilite,  Pras-i-ljt,  n.  {3Ii>i.}  a  soft,  gren,  fj- 

brus  miueraj,  f'snd  in  Skotlaud. 
Peate,  Prat,  V.  i.  tu  tek  ki^rlesli  and  tolijli;  tu 

babl;  tu  qater;  tu  be  lukwajus:  tia  pratl. 
Prate,  Prat,  n.  tatl;  babl;  jdl  tek;  unmenir)  lo- 

kwasiti. 
Prate,  Prat,  v.  t.  tu  uter  foilijli  er  bijsterusli. 
Peatee,  Prat-er,  u.  wun  hca  prats;  an  jdl  teker. 
Pratic,  Prat-ik,  n.  (JS'^ai/t.)  a  Ijsens  fer  ds  mas- 
ter ov  a  Jip  tu  trafik  in  de  Yn^rapean  ports  ov 

de  Mediferanean,  after  haviij  perfermd  kwor- 
Prating,  Prat-ig,  n.  qater;  jdl  tek;  prat,  [anten. 
Pratingcole,  Prat-iij-kcal,  71.   a  berd  ov    Koro- 

mandel.  wid  a  hukt  bil.  [kwasiti. 

Peatinglt,  Prat-ig-li,  ad.  wid  titl-tatl;  wid  1q- 
Peattle,  Prat-1,  v.  i.  [diminyn,tiv  ov  {prate,}]  tu 

tek  cjjldijli  er  Ijtli;  tu  qater. 
Peattle,  Prat-1,  n.  qildij,  pneril,  er  trjflii)  tek;  qat. 
Prattlement,  Prat-1-ment,'^  h.  prat:  jdl  er  Ijt  tek. 
Prattler,  Prat-ler,  n.  wun  hto  pratlz;  a  qaterer. 
Pravity,  Pniv-i-ti,*  71.  korupjon;  depraviti. 
Prawn,  Pren,  n.  a  smel  krustajus  fij,  ov  de  krab 

kjnd,  rezemblig  a  Jrimp,  but  Itirjcr. 
Praxis,  Praks-is,  n.  [L.]  yq^s;  praktis;  rekwizijon; 

de  subjekt  er  mater  ov  eksersjz. 
Pray,  Pra,  v.  i.  tu  mak  petijonz  or  entreti;  tu 

mak  pr^er  tu  God;  tu  entret;  tu  ask  submisivli. 
Pray,  Pra,  v.  t.  tu  suplikat;  tu  implor:  tu  ask 

fer;  tu  entret. 
Prayer,  Pr4-er  er  Pr^r,  n.  a  petijon  tu  God;  a 

petijon;  a  ferm  ov  suplikajon;  rekwest;  a  sij^t;  en- 
Peayer,  Pra-er,  n.  wun  ho  praz.  [treti. 

Peayerbook,  Pr4-er-buk,  n.  a  buk  ov  publik  er 

prjvat  devojon,  kontanig  formz  ov  pr^er. 
Prayerful,  Pr4-er-ful,   a.  yiizig  pr^er;  praig; 

devst.  [er. 

Prayerfully,  Pr4-er-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  devst  mau- 
Prayeefulness,  Pr4-er-ful-nes,   n.    de  stat  ov 

beig  priierful.  [prsier;  undev:st. 

Peayerless,  Pr4-er-les,   a.   not  praig   er  yn,zig 
Prayer-meeting,  Pr4-er-met-ig,  n.  a  metig  fer 

pr%er. 
Prayingly,  Pra-ig-li,  ad.  wid  suplikajon. 
Pre,  Pre,  a  pqrtikl  er  prefiks,  hoaz  orijinal  Latin, 

from  {j)rce.,}  iz  stil  retand  in  sum  wurdz  skq,rsli 

natyixraljzd;  it  signif jz  befor  er  previus,  in  tjm 

er  plas;  elso  abiiv,  si],perior. 
Pkeach,  Preq,  r.  t.  tu   diskors   publikli    on    de 

gospel,  &s.;  tu  pron3ns  a  publik  diskors  upon 

a  sakred  subjekt. 


Preach,  Preq,  17.  t.  tu  proklam  er  publij  in  re- 

lijus  orajonz  er  sermonz;  tu  inkiilkat   publikli; 

tu  teq. 
Preach,  Preq,*  n.  a  diskors;  a  sermon. 
Preacher,  Preq-er,  n.  wun  hot)  preqez. 
Preachership,  Preq-er-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a  preqer. 
Preaching,  Preq-ig,  n.  de  emplerment  er  akt  ov 

a  prgqer. 
Preachman,  Preq-man,  n.  a  preqer,  in  kont^mt. 
Preachment,  Preq-ment,  n.  a   sermon,   in   kon- 

temt.  [akwantans. 

Pee  acquaintance,  Pre-a-kwant-ans,  n.  previus 
Preadamic,  Pre-ad-am-ik,  a.  anterior  tu  Adam. 
Preadamite,  Pre-ad-am-jt,   n.    wun   supozd   tu. 

hav  livd  befcbr  Adam; — wun  hd)  holdz  d^ir  wer 

personz  egzistig  befor  Adam. 
Peeadministration,    Pre-ad-min-is-tra-Jon,    n. 

previus  administrajon. 
Preadmonish,  Pre-ad-mon-iJ,  v.  t.  tu  kejon  or 

admonij  beforhand.  [wernig. 

Peeadjionition,  Pre-ad-mo-niJ-on,  n.  a  previus 
Preamble,  Pre-am-bl,  n.  sumtig  previus;  intro- 

dukjon;  prefas. — {Laiv}  de  introdiiktori  mater 

tu  a  statyq,t.  bil,  er  akt  ov  a  lejislativ  bodi. 
Preamble,  Pre-am-bl,    v.  t.   tu.   prefas;  tu    in- 

trodi^^s.  [befor. 

Peeambulate,  Pre-am-bq,-lat,  v.  i.  tu  wek  ergo 
Peeambulatoey,    Pre-am-bii-la-to-ri,    a.    goig 

befor. 
Peeannounce,  Pre-a-n"sns,  v.  t.  tta  an'sns  befor. 
Pee  antepenultimate,   Pre-an-te-pe-nul-ti-mat, 

a.  fort  from  de  last  silabl. 
Preapprehension,  Pre-ap-re-hen-Jon,  n.  a  pre- 
vius aprehenjon. 
Peeaudience,  Pre-6-di-ens,  re.  a  previus  odiefls; 

de  rjt  er  stat  ov  beig  herd  befor  aniider. 
Peebend,  Preb-end,  n.  a.  stjpend  er  J^r  in  de  es- 

tat  ov  a  katedral  er  kolejiat  qurq   resevd   bi   a 

prebendari; — sumtjmz,  but  improperli,  yi^zd  fer 

a  prebendari.  [prebend. 

Peebendal,  Pre-bend-al,  a.  ov  or  belogig  tu  a 
Prebendary,  Preb-en-da-ri,  n.  a.  stjpendiari  ov 

a  katedral  hcD  haz  a  prebend;  an  of  ijiatig  kanon. 
Precarious,  Pre-ka-ri-us,  a.  unserten,  bekez  de- 

pendig  on  de  wil  ov  aniider;  held  bj  kdrtesi;  de- 
pendent; distful;  di|bius. 
Peecaeiously,  Pre-ka-ri-us-li,  ad.  in  a   preka- 

rius  maner. 
Precaeiousness,  Pre-ka-ri-us-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 

beig  prekarius. 
Peecative,  Prek-a-tiv,  a.  supliant;  submisiv. 
Peecaution,  Pre-ko-Jon,  n.  previus  keJon;   pre- 

zervativ  keJon;  preventiv  mejq^rz. 
Precaution,  Pre-ke-Jon,  v.t.  tu  wernbeforhand. 
Precautional,  Pre-ke-Jon-al,        /    a.  impljig  er 
Precautionary,  Pre-ke-Jon-a-ri, )       y^lzig  pre- 

kejon. 
Precautious,  Pre-ke-Jus,  a.  relatig  tu  er  yTi,zig 

prekejon;  prekejonari. 
Precede,  Pre-sed,  v.  t.  tu  go  befor  in  order  ov 

tjm;  tu  go  befor  in  plas  er  ragk. 
Precedence,  Pre-se-dens,     )  n.  de  akt  er  stat  ov 
Precedency,  Pre-sg-den-si,  i       goig  befor;   prj- 

oriti;  adjustment  ov  plas:  de  formost  plas;   de 

relativ  ragk  in  de  etiket  ov  sosjeti. 
Peecedent,  Pre-SE-dent,  a.  dat  presedz;  prcsedig; 

fermer;  goig  befor. 
Precedent,  Pres-e-dent,  n.  dat  hwiq,  goig  befor, 

iz  an  egzdmpl  er  rcDl  fer  foloig  tjmz  and  praktis; 

an  egzdmpl. — {Law}  an  etoriti  tu  be  folod  in  a 

kort  ov  justis,  &s. 
Peecedented,  Pres-e-dent-ed,  a.  havig  a  prese- 

dent  er   egzdmpl.  [merli. 

Peecedently,  Pre-se-dent-li,  ad.  beforhand;  for- 
Peeceding,  Pre-sed-ig,  a.  goig  befor;  beig  erlier 

in  tim. 


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Pbecentoe,  Pre-s^n-tor,  n.  {Mug.)  wun  hffi  ledz 

a  kwjr;  a  (janter.— (&o</amf )  a  klerk. 
Peecentorship,  Pre-sen-tor-Jip,   n.    de  ofis  ov 

prEfentor. 
Peecept,  Pre-sept,  n.  a  hdI  otoritativli  givn;  a 
mandat;  a  direk/on;  a  komdnd;  an  order;  a  duk- 
trin;  a  prinsipl;  a  maksim;  a  le. — {Laio}  a  wor- 
ant  ov  a  majistrat. 
Pbeceptive,  Pre-sep-tiv,  a.    kontanig    prtsepts; 

givi{)  pr£=epti;  t£<ji{):  instrdktiv:  diilaktik. 
Peeceptor,  Pre-s^p-tor,  n.  a  hed  master  er  prin- 

eipal  ov  an  akademi  er  uder  s^minari;  a   te^er; 

a  tqtor. 
Pbeceptoeial,  Pre-sep-Ub-ri-al,  a.  relatip  tu  a 

prf-septur  ur  tu  tEqifl;  prEseptiv.  [septiv. 

Peeceptory,  PrE-sep-to-ri,  a.  givijj  presepts;  pre- 
Peeceptress,  PrE-sep-treg,  n.  a  femal  hdi  teqez. 
Precession,  PrE-seJ-on,  n.  At  akt  ov  goio  htlut, 

ao  advdns;  a  mJjvment  forward,  partikyq^larli 

apljd  tu  de  advdnsiy  ov  dE  skwinokjal  pernts. 
Precinct,  PrE-si^kt,  n.  -stward  limit;  b^ndari;  a 

teriturial  distrikt. 
I'reciosity,  Pr£-Ji-6s-i-ti,*  n.  valyrj,;  prejusnes. 
J*eeciols,  PreJ-us,    a.    valyt^abl;    bEig    ov    grat 

wurt;  kostlL:  ov  grat  prjs;  az,  a  prefus  ston. 
Preciously,  PreJ-us-li,  ad.  valj^abli;  tu  a  grat 

prj.-. 
Peecioussess,  Pr6J-as-nes,  n.  valyn,:  wurt;  prjs. 
Precipice,  Pres-i-pis,  n.  a  bedlog  stEp;  an  abrupt 

or  st€p  dcsent  or  dekliviti;  a  fol   nerli    perpen- 

dikyq,lar.  [sipitated. 

Peecipitable,  Pre-sip-i-ta-bl,  a.  dat  ma  bs  prE- 
Precipitance,  Pr£-sip-i-tans,  )  n.  raj  hast;  hed- 
Peecipitancy,  PrE-sip-i-tan-si,  i  log  huri;  rajnes. 
Precipitant,   Pre-sip-i-tant,    a.    folifl   or  rujijj 

hedlofl;  hasti;  raj;  prEsipitat. 
Pbecipitantly,  PrE-sip-i-tant-li,  ad.  in  hedlog 

hast  er  buri. 
Peecipitantness,  Pre-sip-i-tant-nes,  n.  de  kwol- 

iti  ov  beig  prEsipitant. 
Phecipitate,  Pr£-sip-i-tat,  v.  t.  tu  tro  hedloD: 

tu  urj  on  vJQlentli;  tu  hasn  unekspektedli;  tu 

huri.— ( (?Acm.)  tu  tro  tu  de  botom,  az  a  solid 

Eubstans  in  a  likwid. 
Precipitate,  Pre-sip-i-tat,  v.  i.  tu  fel  hedlog; 

tu  prosEd  hastili. — {Chem.}  tu  fel  tu  de  botom, 

az  a  sediment. 
Precipitate,  Pr£-=ip-i-tat,  a.  step;  hcdlop;  hasti; 

mj:  vJGjlent;  totles;  hEdles. 
Precipitate,  Pre-sip-i-tat,  n.  a  substans  or  med- 

isin  trun  d'sn,  az  a  solid  in  a  likwid,  bj  kemikal 

dEkompoziJon. 
Precipitately,  Pr£-sip-i-tat-li,  ad.  in  a  presip- 

itat    m.iner;  hedloj). 
I^ecipitation,  Pre-sip-i-ta-Jon,   n.    de    akt  ov 

presipitatifl;    blind  hast.— (CA^ro.)    sc'.iment; 

siibsidensi.  [g;pitats. 

Precipitator,  Pre-sip-i-ta-tor,  n.  wun  hat  pre- 
Precipitous,  PrE-?ip-i-tus,  a.  hedlofl;  step;  prE- 
sipitat; hasti;  suden;  raj. 
Precipitocslt,  Pre-sip-i-tus-li,  ad.  in  a  presip- 

itus  maner. 
Precipitolssess,  Pre-sip-i-tus-nes,  n.  rajncs. 
Precise,  Pre-sjs,  a.    egzakt;    strikt;    rijidli    nj?: 

skrdbpqlus;   akyT^rat;   korekt;   njs;    havij)  strikt 

limitaj.inz:  formal;  tj)  partikyqlar;  finikal. 
Precisely.  PrE-?js-li,  ad.  in  a  prEsjs  maner;  eg- 

laktli;   njsli;   akynratli;   wid   t«D  muq  gkriDp^- 

lositi.  [eti. 

Preciseness,  Pre-sjs-nes,  ».  egzaktnes;  rijid  njs- 
Precisian,  Pre-sij-an,*  n.  wun  hoo  iz  presj;",  veri 

egzakt,  or  sii^perstijasli  rigorus. 
Precisianism,  Pre-si3-an-iz-in,/».siiporstiJu8  rigor; 

finikal  or  unreznabl  egzaktnes. 
Precisiamst,  PrE-si3-an-i3t,  n.  wun  veri  pres|s; 

a  presisan. 


Precision,  Pre-slj-on,  n.  de  stat  07  beifl  presis; 

egzaktnes;  egzakt  limitajon. 
Preclude,  Pre-kli'id,  v.  t.  tu  Jut   tt  or  hinder 
befurhand;  tu  hinder;  tu   prevent;  tu  obviat. 
Peeclusion,  Pre-klii-jon,  n.  at  akt  ov  prEkltidio; 
hindcrans  bj  sum  antisijjajon.  [joa. 

Preclusive,  PrE-kli^-siv,  a.  hinderig  bj  antisipa- 
Peeclusively,  Pre-klii,-siv-li,  ad.  wid  hinderani 

bj  antisifwjon. 
Peecocious,  Pre-k6-Jus,  a.  rjp  befiir  At  natyn- 
ral  tjin;  erli  rjp,  az  plants;  apljd  oLu  tu  de  men- 
tal or  bodili  piserz.  [maner. 
Precociously,  Pre-k6-Jus-li,  ad.  in  a  prekojua 
Peecocioussess,  PrE-k6-Jus-nes,  n.  prEkositi. 
Precocity,  PrE-kos-i-ti,  n.  dE  stat  ov  beig  prE- 
kojus;  rjpnes  bEfur  de  natyi^ral  tjm;  erli  rjpnes. 
Peecogitate,  Pre-koj-i-tat,  v.t.  tu  konsider  or 
fkeiu  bEfurhand.  [itajon. 
Precogitatio.v,  Pre-koj-i-ta-Jon,  n.  prEvius  koj- 
Precognition,  PrE-kog-niJ-on,  ;;.  previus  nolej; 
— {iio.tch  law)  a  preihkwjri  hweder  d^r  izgnsnd 
far  prosEkiJon.                                          [ftjrhand. 
Peecompose,  PrE-kom-p6z,  v.  t.  tu  komp<f)z  bE- 
Peeconceit,  Pre-kon-set,  n.  an  opinyon  previusli 

formd. 
Preconceive,  Pre-kon-sev,  v.  t.   tu  konsev  be- 

furhand;  tu  imajin  befuirhand. 

Preconception,  Pre-kon-sep-Jon,    n.    a  previus 

konsepjon.  [forhand. 

Preconcert,  Pre-kon-sert,MJ.  t.   tu  konsert  be- 

I^ecosceeted,  Pre-kon-s^rt-ed,  p.  a.  koijserted 

er  setid  beforhand. 
Preconcertedness,  Pre-kon-sM-ed-nes,   n.    de 

stat  ov  bsio  prEkonserted. 

Precondemn,  PrE-kon-dem,  t'.  t.  tu  kondem  be- 

furhand.  [konformiti. 

Preconfoemity,  Pre-kon-form-i-ti,  n.  antesedent 

Precoxsign,  Pre-kon-sjn,  r.  t.  tu  mak  over,  or 

konsjn,  beforhand. 

Peeconsolidated,  Pre-kon-sol-i-dat-ed,  a.  kon- 

solidated   previusli.  [trakt. 

I'recontract,  Pre-k6n-trakt,   n.  a  previus  kon- 

Precontract,  Pre-kon-trakt,  v.  t.    tu   kontrakt 

or  bqrgen  beforhand. 
I^ECUBSOR,  Pre-kdr-sor,  n.  a  predesesor;  a  for- 

rdner;  a  hqrbinjcr;  a  mesenjer. 
Peecubsoey,  Pr£-kdr-so-ri,    a.    prESEdij);  intro- 

duktori;  prEvius. 
Predacean,  PrE -da-Jan,  n.  an  animal  ov  pra. 
Peedaceous,  PrE -da-Jus,  a.  livij)  bj  pra. 
Peedatory,  Pred-a-to-ri,  a.  plunderij);  praktisi^ 

rapin;  huggri;  praij);  rapajus;  ravenus. 
Predecease,  PrE-dE-se's,  r.  t.  tu  di  htf^r. 
Predecease,  Pre-de-ses,  n.  de  deses  ov  wun  be- 

for  anudcr. 
Predecessor,  Pred-e-ses-or,  n.  wun  hat  presEdz; 
wun  hi»,  djig  ferst,  Ievz  andder  in  hiz  plas;  an 
ansestor.  [hand. 

Peedeclared,  Pre-dc-kl4rd,  a.  dEkl4rd  bEfor- 
PREDEFINE,  Pre-de-fju,  v.t.  tu  defjn  er  limit  be- 
forhand. [delineajon. 
Predelineatios,  Pre-de-lin-e-a-Jon,  n.  previus 
PREDESTINAEIAN,  PrE-des-ti-na-rf-an,  n.  wun  hct) 

belevz  in  prEdestinaJon. 
PREDESTINARIAX,  PrE-des-ti-na-ri-an,    a.    ov  er 

beloyig  tu  prsdcstinajon. 
Predestinate,  Pre-des-ti-nat,  t>.  t.  ta  predeter- 
min;  tu  forordan;  tu  prede3tin;  tu   apthit   be- 
forhand bj  an  ireversibl  dekre. 
Predestinate,  Pre-des-ti-nat,  a.   predestinated. 
Predestination,  Pre-des-ti-na-Jon,    n.    de   akt 
ov  prEde.-itinatip;  de  doktrin  or  belef  dat  Gk>d 
haz  from  ol  sterniti  dekred  hwot^ver  kumz  ta 
pas;  preordinajon. 
Predestinative,  Pre-<i6s-ti-na-tiv,  a.   dat  pre- 
destinats;  forordanig. 


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Prkdestinatoe,  Pre-des-ti-na-tor,    n.    wun   ho) 

prgdestinats;  wun  hco  hcDldz  de  doktrin  ov  pre- 

destinajon;  a  predestinarian. 
Predestine,  Pis-des-tin,  v.  t.  ta  dskre   bsfor- 

hand;  tia  predestinat. 
Pkedeterminable,  Pre-dg-ter-min-a-bl,   a.    dat 

ma   bg    prEdetermind.  [dEtermind. 

Predetermin'ate,    PrE-de-ter-mi-nat,    a.    b£f6r 
Predetermination,    Pre-dE-ter-mi-na-Jon,     n. 

prEvius  dEterminajon. 
Predetermine,  Pre-dE-ter-min,  v.  t.  ta  dEter- 

min  bEforhand.  '  [min  bEforhand. 

Predetermine,  PrE-dE-ter-min,  v.  i.   tu  dEter- 
Predial,  Prs-di-al,  a.  konsistiij  ov,  er  rElatii]  tu, 

fqrmz.  [bsig  predikabl. 

Predicability,  Pred-i-ka-bil-i-ti,  w.    dE  stat  ov 
Predicable,  Pred-i-ka-bl,  a.  dat  ma  bs   predi- 

kated;  dat  ma  b£  afermd  ov  sumtii). 
Predicable,  Pred-i-ka-bl,  n.  {Logic}   dat  hwiq 

kan  bE  afermd  ov  eni  tir),  namli,  JEnus,  spEjEZ, 

diferens,   properti,   and   aksideat,    kold   dt  fiv 

2>redikahlz. 
Predicament,  Pre-dik-a-ment,  n.  a  kids;  a  kjnd; 

•  sityiiajon:  kondijon;  stat. — {Logic}  a  katEgori; 

wun  ov  ds  AristotElian  divigonz  er  prsdikamcnts, 

namli,  substans,  kwontiti,  kwoliti,  rslajon,  spas, 

tjm,  sity^xajon,  pozejon,  akjon,  suferii). 
Predicamental,  PrE-dik-a-meu-tal,  a.  rElatiij  tia 

prEdikamcnts. 
Predicate,  Pred-i-kat,  v.  t.  tu  aferm  ov  sumtig. 
Predicate,  Pred-i-kat,  v.  i.  tu  aferm  sumfiir)  ov 

aniidortiij;  tu  aferm. 
Predicate,  Pred-i-kat,  n.    {Logic)    dat  hwiq  iz 

afermd  or  dEnjd  ov  dg  subjekt;    az,  "man  iz  ra- 

Jonal."    Hgr  man  iz  ds  subjekt,  iz  ds  kopyi^la, 

and  rafonal  Az  predikat. 
Predication,  Pred-i-ka-Jon,   n.    afermajon  kon- 

sernig  eni  tig;  doklarajon  ov  eni  pozijon. 
F^EDiCATORY,  Pred-i-ka-to-ri,  a.  afermativ;  ds- 

sjsiv. 
Predict,  Prs-dikt,  v.  t.  tu  fcartel;  tu   forju;  tia 

profESj:  tu  prognostikat. 
Prediction,  Pre-dik-Jon,  n.  &z  akt  ov  prsdiktig, 

profEsi;  doklarajon  ov  sumfcii)  fiityi^r. 
Predictive,  PrE-dik-tiv,  a.  profetik;  fcDrtelii). 
Predictively,  PrE-dik-tiv-li,  ad.   bj  wa  ov  prE- 

dikjon.  [forteler. 

Predictor,  Prs-dik-tor,   n.   wun  ho)  prEdikts;  a 
Predigestion,  Predi-jest-yon,   n.   dijestyon   i<x> 

soon  performd. 
Predilection,  PrE-di-lek-Jon,  re.   a  preferens  er 

Ijkiij  befcarhand;  inklinajon  tu  favor;  pqrjialiti; 

preferens. 
Predispose,  Pre-dis-poz,  v.  i.  tu  inkljn  befor- 

hand;  tu  adapt  prsviusli. 
Predisposition,  PrE-dis-po-ziJ-on,  n.  Az  stat  ov 

bEii)  prsdispozd;  prEvius  adaptajoner  inklinajon. 
Predominance,  PrE-d6m-i-nans,  j  n.  Az  statov 
Predominancy,  Pr£-d6m-i-nan-si,  i      bsig    prs- 

dominant;  prevalens;  si],pErioriti;  asendansi;  si^- 

pErior  infli\,ens. 
Predominant,  PrE-dom-i-nant,  a.  prevalent:  prE- 

valiij;  suprem;  si],pErior;  asendant. 
Predominantly,  Pre-dom-i-nant-li,  ad.  wid  sq,- 

psrior  iufhiens. 
Predominate,  Pr£-d6m-i-nat,  v.  i.  tu  be  ferst  or 

sqpErior  in  rail  er  p-ser;  tu  hav  rdal  or  swa;  tu 

prEval;  tu  b£  asendant. 
Predominate,  PrE-dom-i-nat,  v.  t.  tu  rcol  cDver. 
Predomination,   Pr£-dom-i-na-Jon,   n.  sqpErior 

infln,ens. 
Prkdoomed,  Pr£-di&md,  a.  domd  bEfcarhand. 
Pre-elect,  Pr£-E-lekt,  v.  t.    tu  gcoz  or  elekt  b£- 

forhand. 
Pee-election,  Prf-E-lek-Jon,  n.    prsvius  qers  or 

glekjon. 


Preeminence,  PrE-em-i-nens,  n.  &z  stat  ov  beig 
prEeminent;  sn^pErioriti  ov  ekselens,  p'ser,  er  in- 
fli^ens;  prESEdens;  prjoriti  ov  plas. 

Preeminent,  Pr£-em-i-nent,  a.  havig  prEcmi- 
nens;  eminent  er  ekselent  abdv  uderz. 

Preeminently,  Pr£-em-i-nent-li,  ad.  in  a  prE- 
eminent maner. 

Preemploy,  Pr£-em-pl(y,  v.t.  tu  emplt5' prEviusli. 

Preemption,  PrE-em-Jon,  n.  Az  ferst  bjig  ov  a 
tig;  dE  rjt  er  privilej  ov  purgasig  bsfijr  uderz. 

Preemptor,  Pr£-em-tor,  n.  wun  boo  praktisez 
prEcmJon.  [federz,  az  berdz. 

Preen,  PrEn,  v.  t.  tu  kkn,  az  wid  a  prEn;  tu  trim 

Preen,  PrEn,  n.  a  ferkt  instrooment  yi],zd  bj  klod- 
ycrz.  [hand. 

Pre-engage,  Pr£-en-gaj,  v.  t.   tu  engaj  bfifor- 

Pre-engagement,  Prs-en-gdj-ment,  n.  a  prEvius 
engajment.  [setl  bEforhand. 

Pre-establish,  Pr£-es-tab-liJ,  v.  t.  tu  establij  er 

Pre-establishment,  Pr£-es-tab-liJ-ment,  n.  a 
prEvius  establijment. 

Pre-examination,  Pr£-egz-am-i-na-Jon,  re.  prEvi- 
us  egzaminajon.  [bEforhand. 

Pre-examine,  PrE-eg-zam-in,   v.  t.  tu   egzamin 

Pre-exist,  Pr£-eg-zist,  v.  i.  tu  egzist  bEforhand. 

Pre-existence,  PrE-eg-zist-ens,  >i.  Az  egzistens 
ov  a  tig  bEfor  anudcr;  prEvius  egzistens; — Az 
egzistens  ov  d£  sol  bEfor  its  yi|,nyon  wid  ds  bodi. 
{Theol.}  Az  egzistens  ov  Krjst  bEfor  hiz  hitman 
bert.  [hand. 

Pre  existent,  PrE-eg-zist-ent,  a.  egzistig  JoEfor- 

Pre-expectation,  PrE-eks-pek-ta-Jon,  w.  a  pre- 
vius  okspektajon. 

Preface,  Pref-as,  n.  obzervajonz  prEfikst  tu  a 
literari  wurk  intended  tu  inferm  dE  rEder  rf- 
spektig  its  dszjn,  plan,  &s.:  sumtig  spokn  bEfor; 
introdukjon;  preli^d;  proem. 

Preface,  Pref-as,  v.  t.  tu  introd^s  h\  prEliminari 
rEm^rks.  [diiktori. 

Preface,  Pref-as,  v.  i.  tu  sa  er  dO)  sumbig  intro- 

Prefacer,  Pref-as-er,  n.  wun  ho)  prefasez,  or  rjts 
a  prefas.  [tu  introdi],s. 

Prefatory,  Pref-a-t<a-ri,  a.  introdiiktori;  servig 

Prefect,  Prs-fckt,  n.  wun  plast  over  uderz;  a 
guvernor  ov  a  provins;  d£  maor  ov  a  tun  er  siti; 
— an  ofiser  hua  haz  dE  direkjon  ov  dE  polss  es- 
tablijment in  a  dspqitmentin  Frans; — a  komdn- 
der;  a  sq,perintendent.  [komdnd. 

Prefecture,  Pref-ek-tt^r,  n.  de  of  is  ov  a  prEfekt; 

Prefer,  Pr£-fer,  v.  t.  tu  rEg^rd  er  estEm  mor  dan 
sumtig  els;  tu  plas  or  put  bsfor;  tu  qooz;  tu 
ad  vans;  tu  egzolt;  tu  raz;  tu  promot. 

Preferable,  Pref-er-a-bl,  a.  dat  iz  tu  b£  prEferd; 
dEzervig  preferens;  elijibl  bfifor  sumtig  els. 

Preferableness,  Pref-er-a-bl-nes,  n.  az  stat  ov 
beig  preferabl.  [q^s. 

Preferably,  Pref-er-a-bli,   ad.   in  preferens;  bj 

Preference,  Pref-er-ens,  n.  Az  akt  ov  prEferig; 
estimajon,  qffs,  er  slekjon  ov  wun  tig  bEf6r  an- 
uder. 

Preferment,  Pr£-fer-ment,  n.  Az  akt  ov  prEferig; 
advdnsment  tu  a  post  ov  onor  or  profit;  egzel- 
tajon;  preferens. 

Preferrer,  Pr£-fer-er,  n.  wun  hO)  prEferz. 

Prefiguration,  PrE-fig-yi^ra-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov 
pretigyn^rig;  antESEdent  reprEzentaJon. 

Prefigurative,  PrE-fig-yq,-ra-tiv,  a.  forjoig  bj 
figyiXrz. 

Prefigure,  PrE-fig-yi\r,  v.  t.  tu  egzibit  bj  ante- 
SEdent  reprEzcntaJon. 

Prefigurement,  Pr£-fig-yti,r-mcnt,  ?i.  Ae  akt  ov 
prEfigyii,rig. 

Prefix,  PrE-fiks,  t>.  t.  tu  fiks  er  put  hziar  sum- 
tig ols;  tu  a pi/nt  bEforhand;  tu  setl. 

Prefix,  PrE-fiks,  n.  a  pq,rtikl  er  sumbig  plast  be- 
f(5r  andder  wurd  tu  mak  wid  it  a  ni|  wurd. 


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Pbkfloeatiom,  Pre-flo-ra-Jon,  n.  a  previus  fl5- 

PRKKL'LGicycv,  PrE-iAl-jon-si,  »i.  stj,prrior  brjtnos. 
I'BKUNAaLK,  l'r<5g-na-bl,*  a.  ekspuguabl;  dai  inn 
bt  tukn.  [si. 

Preonance,  Pr<?g-nans,  n.  inv^ntiv  puer;  prcgnan- 
Prku.nancy,  Pr6g-nan-8!,  n.  de  slat  uv  beij)  preg- 
nant er  wid  yug;  fertiliti;  frtDtfulnes;  inventiv 

puer. 
Prko.vant,  Pr^g-nant,   s.   bcig  wid  yufl;  temio; 

bredio;   inullul;    fertil;    ful   ov    koiisEkwcuji; — 

*()lnn;  kltr;  I'ul;  frt;  kjrid;  rcdi;  witi. 
I*BEO.VANTLY,    Preg-nant-li,  ad.    in   a  pregnant 

uianer;  frojlfuli. 
Pbkol'stant,  I're-gda-tant,  a.  tastin  befarhand. 
Pbeoustation,  Pre-gus-tA-Jon,  n.  ae  aktuv  tmt- 

ig  btfiJr  anurter.  [huld  ov. 

Prehensible,  PrE-h6n-si-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  takn 
Prehensile,   Pre-hen-sil,  a.   adapted  tu  sez  er 

grasp;  takig  buld. 
Prehension,  Pre-hen-Jon,*  n.  de  akt  ov  takig 

huld;  grasp. 
Prehensoey,  Pre-b^n-so-ri,  a.  prehensil. 
Prehnite,  Pr^n-it,  n.  {Min.}  a  mineral  ov  grenij 

kulur.  [previusli. 

Prk-instruct,  Pre-in-strdkt,  v.  t.  tu  instrdkt 
Pre  judge,  Pre-jdj,  i'.  t.    tu  juj  previusli;  and, 

jdiii'nili,  tu  juj  uufavorabli;  tu  determiu  befur- 

hand. 
Peejuugment,  Pre-jdj-mcnt,  n.  previus  jujment. 
Prejudicate,  I'rE-Jn,-di-kat,  v.  t.  tu  prejdj. 
Pre-jl'DICATE,  l'r£-jii,-di-kut,  i'. «.  tu  formu  iuj- 

meiit  befiorhand.  [di.s. 

Pbejudicately,  PrE-jii,-di-kat-li,  ad.  wid  preju- 
Peejudication,  PrE-jn-di-ku-Jon,  «.    de  akt  ov 

prejiijifl.  [egzamina/on. 

F'rejidicativz,  PrE-ji^-di-ka-tiv,  a.  jujij)  wid-st 
Prejudice,  Prej-n,-di3,  n.  previus  and  unttivorabl 

bja.i  or  jujment:  prEpozeJon; — mis^if;  detriment; 

hurt;  injn,ri. 
Prejudice,  Pr^j-t^-dis,  r.  t.  ta  prepozds  ag^nst; 

tu  til  wid  pr^jiidis;  tu  injq^r;  tu  hurt;  tu  impi'ir. 
Prejudiced,  Prej-ii-dist,  ^.  a.  infli^enst  bj  prej- 

Hdis;  bjast;  injn,rd;  wontifl  kandor  er  fiirnes. 
Prejudicial,  Prej-t;-diJ-al,  a.  obstrukted  bj  pr6j- 

\\i\\i:  misqivus;  hurtful;   injq,rius,  detrimental. 
I'lEJUDiciALLY,  Prej-q,-diJ-al-i,  ad.  in  a  preji],- 

dijal  inaner.  [hurt. 

Prejudicialness,  Proj-n,-diJ-aI-nes,  n.  injuri; 
Prelacy,  IVel-a-si,  n.  At  digniti  orofisova  prel- 

nt;  epidkapa:-!;  dE  order  ov  bijops;  bijops  kolek- 

tivli. 
Prelate,  Pr61-at,  n.   a  bijop,  er  an  qrqbijop;  a 

di^nitari  ov  de  qurq; — seldom  apljd  tu  wun  locr 

dun  a  bi/iip.  [asi. 

Prelateship,  Pr61-at-Jip,  n.  ofisova  prelat;  prel- 
Prelatess,  Prel-at-es,  ri.  a  femal  prelat. 
Prelatic,  I'rE-lat-ik,  j  a.  relntig  tu  prelata 

PRELATICAL,  Pre-lat-i-kal,  1      er  prelasi;  episko- 

jial;  hoti.  [tu  prelats. 

Prelaticallt.  Pre-lit-i-kal-i,  ad.  wid  roforens 
Prelatist,  Pr<?l-a-ti8t,  n.  wun  ha»  supurta  prelasi. 
Prelection,  IVe-l^k-Jon,   n.  de  akt  ov  redig;  a 

loktynr;  u  disk6r9. 
Prelector,  PrE-lek-tor,  n.  a  reder;  a  iektyn,ror. 
I'eklibation,  Pre-lj-ba-Jon,    n.    a  previus   last; 

I'urtn^t;  liutEiMst;  antisi])aJon.  [dcntli. 

Preliminarily,  Prr-liin-i-na-ri-li,  ad.  ante5r- 
Preliminart,  I'rr-lim-i-na-ri,  a.  prEvius;  intro- 

ddkturi:  prrparattjri;  aiite^iEdent;  prormial. 
PBELIMINARY,  Prr-liiu-i-nu-ri,  n.  dat    hwi(j  prE- 

sfdz:  a  prrpiratori  aktormextir;  sumtip  previus. 
Pbilude,    Prel-nd,  or  Pr^-li^d,  «.  sumtig    intro- 

ddkt-ori;  an  introduk/on;   sumtio  dat  onli  Jqz 

hwot  iz  tu  fula.     {Afiit.}  a   prelas   or  intro- 
duk/on   tu   a  mmvnicDt  or  perfe'mau!*. 
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Prelude,  Pre-li'vd,  er  Pr^l-qd,  v.  i.  tu  s^rv  az  »q 

iutr(jdukj(m;  tu  be  previus  tu. 
I|helude,  iVE-li'id,  i>.  t.  tu  pia  a  prelt^d  tu. 
I'RELUDta,  I'rc-hid-er,  or  Prel-iid-er,  n.  wun  bm 

\i\uz  (1  prelnd. 
Peelldium,  Pre-h'i-di-um,  n.  [L.]  prelc^d. 
I'RELLMUAE,  PrE-ldm-bar,  a.  {Anal.)  plast  bef^r 

At  lernz. 
Prelusive,  Pre-liVsiv,  a.  previus;  intruddkturi. 
Peellsoey,  Pre-lii,-80-ri,   a.    intrudukturi;   pre- 

lil^v. 
Premature,  Pre-ma-ti'ir,  a.  rjp  t<i)  som;  cgzistig, 
duu,  sed,  or  undertaku  ta»  soju;  to  ?rli;  not  pre- 
pj'ird;  unprep^rd;  not  redi. 
Peematueelv,  Pre-ma-tiir-li,  ad.  ta>  frli;  to)  san; 
ttD  ha.nili. 

Peematueeness,  Pr£-ma-ti\,r-nos,|   m.  de  stat  ov 

I'bematueitv,  Pre-ma-ti'i-ri-ti,  )  beig  prema- 
tiir;  tu»  grat  hast;  unseziiabl  erlines. 

Peemeditate,  Pre-med-i-tat,  v.  t.  tu  kontrjv, 
form,  konsev,  or  meditat  befurhand. 

Premeditate,  I're-med-i-tat,  v.  i.  tu  meditat  6r 
tigk  beforhuud. 

Premeditated,  Pre-med-i-tat-cd,  p.  a.  medi- 
tated or  konlrjvd  befurhand. 

Peemeditately,  Pre-med-i-tat-li,  ad.  wid  pre- 
medita/on. 

Premeditatio.n,  Pre-med-i-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
premeditatig;  prEvius  rEflekJon,  konsiderajon,  or 
t^'t.  [qef. 

Premier,  Pre-mi-er,  or  Prdm-yer,  a.   [Fr.]  ferst; 

Premier,  PrE-mi-er,tfr  Prem-yer,  n.  Ae  prim  min- 
ister; dE  prjm  minister  ov  Iggland. 

Premise,  Pre-mjz,  v.  t.  tu  eksplan  previusli;  tu 
la  d'sn  premiscz.  [ozi/onz. 

Premise,  Pre-mjz,  r.  i'.  tu  mak  antesedeut  prop- 

Peemise,  Prem-is,  m.  a  tig  premjzd.  />;.  {Lnjic) 
de  ferst  tU)  prupuzi/onz  ov  a  silojizui. — {Law) 
statmcnU  hwi(j  hav  bin  bffijr  mad;— dat  pqrt, 
in  de  beginig  ov  a  ded,  in  hwiq  qr  set  furt  de 
namz  ov  dE  pqrtiz,  wid  d<ir  tjtlz  and  adijouz, 
and  uder  materz;— landz  and  h'szez  or  teuEmenta. 

Peemium,  Pre-mi-uin,  n.  sumtiggivn  tu  invjt  a 
Ion  or  a  bqrgen;  a  reword;  a  rekompens;  a  bo- 
nus;—valyq  abdv  de  orijinal  prjs  or  kost,  az  op- 
(izd  tu  diaksrU.  '        [be forhand. 

I'eemonisu,  Pre-mon-iJ,  i\  t.  tu  worn  or  admonij 

Peemonishment,  Prc-inou-iJ-meut,  ii.  previus 
aduiuinijon. 

I'eemonition,  Pri-mo-niJ-on,  ».  previus  nutis  er 
wornig:  previus  intelijens.  [monijon. 

I'eemonitor,  PrE-m6n-i-tor,  n.  wun  hiD  givz  prt- 

Premonitory,  Prc-m6n-i-t«j-ri,  a.  previusli  ad- 
vjzig  or  wornig.  [at  de  end. 

Premorse,  Pre-mors,  a.  {B<>t.)  bitn  of,  az  it  wfr, 

1*REMU.MRE,  Pre-mii-nj-rE,  n.  [L.]  {Law)  a  rit. 

I'remunition,  Pre-mti-niJ-on,*  ii.  an  antiaipajon 
ov  objekjon. 

Premunitoey,  I*re-mq-ni-t43-ri,  a.  def^nig  a  pen- 
ulti  dat  ma  be  inkurd. 

Peendee,  Pren-der,  n.  {Law)  de  p'ser  or  rjt  ov 
takig  u  tig  befiir  it  iz  oferd. 

1'eenominate,  Pre-nom-i-nat,  r.  t.  tu  fornam. 

Peenominate,  l're-n6m-i-nat,  a.  fornamd. 

J'eesomi.vation,  Pre-nom-i-na-JoD,  n.  de  stat  ov 
beig  namd  fenit. 

Peenotion,  Pre-ncb-Jon,  n.  f(i.m61cj. 

Peentice,  Pren-tis,  n.  [kontrakted  from  aprintu] 
aireiiiis.     Sr  {A}iprentke.)  ["Ai/).) 

••eenticesiiip.  Preu-tis-Jip,  n.     Se  {Apprentioe- 

Pbeoccipancy.  Prt-6k-yn-pan-si,  n.  At  rjt  orakl 
ov  takig  poi^'/nn  befur  andder. 

Preoccupation,  PrE-ok-yi;-pa-/on,  n.  At  nkt  ov 
prcokyupjig;  prrp<.zeJon. 

Preoccupy,  PrE-6k-yii-pj.  r.  t.  tu  tak  prrviaj 
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Peeopinion,  Pre-o-pin-yon,  «.   opinyon  antESe- 

dentli  farmd;  prepozejon. 
Pre-option,  PrE-6p-Jon,  n.  dz  qt  ov  ferst  qes. 
Peeordain,  Prs-er-dan,  v.  t.  tu  erdan  bgforhand; 

tu  furordan.  [ferst  dekre. 

Preordinance,  Pre-er-di-nans,  n.   antesedent  er 
Pkeordinate,  Pre-or-di-nat,  a.  preerdand. 
Preordinatiox,  Pr£-Gr-di-na-Jon,  n.   ds  akt  ov 

prserdanit). 
Preparation,  Prep-a-ra-Jon,  n.   At  akt  ov  pre- 

pq,ni):  de  statovbgir)  pr£p4rd;  tig  prep^rd;  redi- 

nes;  ekwipment;  prsvius  me3t^,rz;  seremonius  in- 

trodukjon:  akoinplijment;  kwolifikajon. 
Preparative,  Pre-par-a-tiv,  a.  dat  prEp4rz;  mak- 

ig  redi;  kwolifjig;  fitig. 
Preparative,  Pre-par-a-tiv,  n.  dat  hwiq  haz  de 

p'ser  ov  prep^rig;  dat  hwiq  iz  dun  in  order  tu 

sumiig  els. 
Peeparatively,   PrE-par-a-tiv-li,  ad.   bj  wa  ov 

preparajon. 
Preparatory,  Pr£-par-a-to-ri,  a.  introdukt6ri; 

prsvius;  prEliminari;  antESEdent. 
Prepare,  PrE-p4r,  «.  t.  tu  mak  redi;  tu  fit  for 

eni  tiij:  tu  adjust  tu  eni  yii,s;   tu  kwolifj  for 

eni  purpus;  tu  form;  tu  mak;   tu  provjd;  tu 

Ekwip. 
Prepare,  PrE-p4r,  •».  i.  tu  tak  prsvius  mejij^rz; 

tu  mak  ol  tigz  redi;  tu  put  tigz  iu  order;  tu 

mak  wunz  self  redi. 
Prepared,  Pr£-p4rd,  p.  a.  bsig  in  a  statov  prepa- 
rajon; redi.  [ig  prEp4i"d. 
Preparedness,  PrE-p4r-ed-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  bE- 
Preparer,  PrE-p4r-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  pr£p4rz. 
Prepay,  PrE-pa,  v.  t.  tu  pa  bsforhand. 
Prepayment,    Prs-pa-ment,   n.    dE  akt  ov  paig 

beforhand;  sum  prEpad. 
Prepense,  PrE-pens,  a.  {Law)  prsmeditated;  prE- 

konsEvd;  kontrivj  bEforhand;  az,  ma\\s  prepens. 
Peepensely,  Pr£-pens-li,  arf.  in  a  prspens  maner. 
Prepollence,  PrE-pol-ens,     )  n.  prevalens;  si|pE- 
Prepollenoy,  Pr£-p61-en-si,  !      rioriti  ov  fors. 
Prepollent,  PrE-pol-ent,*  a.  supsrior  in  fors  er 

valyii. 
Preponderance,   PrE-pon-der-ans,  ji.  sq,pErioriti 

ov  wat;  de  akt  ov  ■Rtwaig.  [derans. 

Preponderancy,    PrE-p6n-der-an-si,  n.    prEpon- 
Preponderant,  Pr£-p6n-der-ant,  a.  5twaig. 
Preponderate,  PrE-p6n-der-at,   v.  t.   tu  •stwa; 

tu  overp-ser  bj  wat  er  bj  strogger  inflq,ens. 
Preponderate,  Prs-pon-der-at,  v.  i.   tu  ekssd 

in  wat,  or  in  infli],ens. 
Preponderation,  PrE-pon-der-a-Jon,*  n.  Az  akt 

er  stat  ov  prEponderatig. 
Preposition,  Prep-o-ziJ-on,  n.  {Gram.)  a  pqrtikl 

er  pqrt  ov  spEq  hwiq  servz  tu  konekt  wurdz  wid 

wun  andder,  and  tu  Jo  dE  rElaJon  bEtwsn  dem. 

Prepozjonz,  in  IggliJ  gramar,  guvern  Az  objek- 

tiv  kas  ov  n'snz  and  pron'snz. 
Prepositional,   Prep-cD-ziJ-on-al,  a.  rslatig  tu, 

er  Ijk,  a  prepozijon. 
Prepositive,  Pr£-p6z-i-tiv,  n.  a  wurd  er  pqrtikl 

put  befor  andder  wurd. 
Peepositor,   PrE-p6z-i-tor,  n.   a  skolar  apffnted 

bj  de  master  tu  overluk  ds  rest;  a  monitor. 
Prepositure,  PrE-p6z-i-tqr,  »i.  a  provostjip. 
Prepossess,   Pr£-poz-es,  v.  t.  preokyqpj;  tu  tak 

previus  pozcjon  ov;  tu  bjas  er  inflq,ens  bEfor- 
hand; tu  preji^dis. 
Prepossession,   PrE-poz-eJ-on,  v.  prEokyT^pnJon; 

ferst  pozejon;  prejq^dis;  prekonssvd  opinyon. 
Feepossessor,  PrE-poz-es-or,  n.  wun  ha>  prepoz- 

6sez. 
Preposterous,  Pre-pos-ter-us,  a.  havig  dat  ferst 

hwiq  ot  tu  be  last;  perverted;  irajonal;  rog;  ab- 

sdrd;  frtjlij.  [posterus  uianer. 

Preposterously,  PrE-p6s-ter-us-li,  ad.  in  a  pre- 


Preposterousness,  PrE-p6s-ter-us-nes,  n.  dE  stat 
ov  bEiy  prEposterus. 

Prepuce,  Prs-pi^s,  n.  dE  skin  hwiq  iz  TEmAvd  bj 
serkumsijon;  forskin. 

Preputial,  PrE-pi^-Jal,  a.  relatig  tu  ds  pr£pq,s 
er  forskin. 

Preremote,  PrE-rE-mot,  a.  rEmot  wid  rEspekt 
tu  d£  antESEdent  erder  er  tjm.  [viusli. 

Prerequire,   Pr£-r£-kwjr,  v.  t.  tu  dEmdnd  pre- 

Peerequisite,  Pre-rek-wi-zit,  a.  prEviusli  neses- 
ari.  [usli  nesesari. 

Prerequisite,   PrE-rek-wi-zit,  n.    sumtig  prsvi- 

Preresolve,  PrE-rE-z61v,  v.  t.  tu  rezolv  previusli. 

Prerogative,  PrE-rog-a-tiv,  n.  [L.]  an  ekskli],- 
siv  or  pEki\,lyar  privilej,  rjt,  er  etoriti;  dE  spojal 
rjt  er  preeminens  ov  a  kig.  [ilejez. 

Prerogative,  PrE-rog-a-tiv,  a.  havig  spejal  priv- 

Presage,  Pres-aj,  n.  sumtig  dat  forjoz;  a  for- 
bodig;  an  omen;  a  tokn;  prognostik:  indikajon. 

Presage,  PrE-saj,  v.  t.  tu  forbod;  tu  fortel;  tu 
profesj;  tu  fortokn;  tu  forJ6. 

Presageful,  PrE-saj-ful,  a.  forbodig;  ful  ov 
presaj.  [teler. 

Presager,  PrE-saj-er,  n.  wun  ho  prEsajez;  a  for- 

Presbyte,  Prez-bjt,  n.  wun  hcci  sez  objekts  onli 
at  a  distans;  a  log-sjted  person. 

Presbyter,  Prez-bi-ter,  n.  an  elder;  a  member  ov 
a  prezbiteri;  a  prEst.     *Q  PrezbitErian. 

Presbyteral,  Prez-bit-er-al,  a.  rElatig  tu  a 
prezbiter  er  prezbiteri. 

Presbyterate,  Prez-bit-er-at,     )  n.    Az   ofis  er 

Presbytership,  Prez-bit-er-Jip,  )  stajon  ov  a 
prezbiter.  [ter. 

Presbyteress,  Prez-bi-ter-es,  n.  a  fEmal  prezbi- 

Presbyterial,    Prez-bi-tE-ri-al,  a.  PrezbitErian. 

Presbyterian,  Prez-bi-tE-ri-an,  a.  rElatig  tu 
PrezbitErianizm  er  ds  PrezbitErianz;  konsistig 
ov  elderz; — a  term  for  a  form  ov  eklEziastikal 
guvernment. 

Presbyterian,  Prez-bi-t£-ri-an,  n.  wun  hca  ad- 
hsrz  tu  dE  ferm  ov  qurq  guvernment  dat  iz  kon- 
dukted  bj  prezbiteriz,  er  bj  klerikal  and  la  prez- 
biterz; — a  Kalvinist. 

Presbyterianism,  Prez-bi-t£-ri-an-iz-m,  n.  Az 
prinsiplz  and  disiplin  ov  PrezbitErianz. 

Presbytery,  Prez-bi-ter-i,  n.  dat  form  ov  ekls- 
ziastikal  politi  hwiq  vests  qurq  guvernment  in  a 
sosjeti  ov  klerikal  and  la  prezbiterz,  or  ov  min- 
isterz  and  la  elderz,  ol  pozest,  ofijali,  ov  Ekwal 
ragk  and  p'ser; — a  bodi  ov  klerikal  and  la  prez- 
biterz;— a  distriktkompi-jzig  a  number  ov  parijez. 

Prescience,    PrE-Ji-ens,    n.    fornolej;   nolej    ov 

f  atyiir  *'Bz. 

Prescient,  Pre-Ji-ent,  a.  fornolej;  profetik. 

Prescious,  PrE-Ji-us,  a.  fornoig;  prEjient. 

Prescribe,  PrE-skrjb,  v.  t.  tu  set  dxn  etoritativli; 
tu  order;  tu  direkt  medikali;  tu  ap^nt;  tu  er- 
dan; tu  diktat. 

Prescribe,  PrE-skrjb,  v.  i.  tu  inflq,ens  ^rbitrarili 
er  bj  log  kustom;  tu  giv  lo; — tu  ferm  a  kus- 
tom  hwiq  haz  dE  fors  ov  le; — tu  rjt  medikal 
direkjonz. 

Presceiber,   PrE-skrjb-er,  n.  wun  hd)  prsskrjbz. 

Prescript,  Prs-skript,  a.  direkted  bj  prEsept; 
prEskrjbd. 

Prescript,  PrE-skript,  n.  direkjon;  prEsept;  model; 
prEskripJon. 

Peesceiptibility,  PrE-skrip-ti-bil-i-ti,  «.  de 
kwuliti  ov  bfiig  prEskriptibl.  [skrjbd. 

Peescejptible,  PrE-skrip-ti-bl,  a.  datmabEpre- 

Peesceiption,  PrE-skrip-Jon,  n.  a  medikal  resipE; 
a  direkjon;  a  rcol. — {Law}  a  tjtl,  akwjrd  bj  yq,3 
and  tjm,  tu  inkorp^real  herEditaments,  suq  az  a 
rjt  ov  wa,  ov  komon,  &s.;  log  yi^s  or  yqzaj. 

Peesceiptive,  Pre-skrip-tiv,  a.  rslatig  tu  prc- 
skripjon;  plsdig  de  etoriti  ov  kustom. 


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Prescriptum,  Pre-skrip-tum,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Pre- 
akri|)-Ui,  a  tifl  prEskrjbd;  a  preskrip/on;  a  pre- 
spript. 

Presence,  Fr^z-ens,  n.  de  atat  ov  beip  prezent; 
kotitrari  tti  ahuens; — an  aprdxj  fas-  lia  fas  tu  a 
gral  person; Stat  ovbeifl  prczont  tuagrat  p^rson- 
ly; — de  personz  so  prezent; — de  qauiber  or  plas 
ov  suq  prezens;  port;  .\r;  niEn;  deiDEnor;— redines 
at  nrd;  kwikues  at  ekspeJients;  az,  ^'prezens  ov 
nijnd." 

PRESENCE-cnAMBER,  Prez-ens-qam-bcr,  )     n.    de 

I'resk.vceroom,  Prez-ens-roDtn,  i    rojin  in 

hwiq  11  grat  person  resEVZ  kumpani.  [Jon. 

pRESESSATiON,  Pre-sen-sa-Jon,  n.  previus  sensa- 

I'resext,  Prez-ent,  a.  beifl  fas  tu  fas;  redi  at 
hand;  not  absent;  nis  egzistij);  not  past;  not  fij^t- 
yi^r;  kwik  in  emfrjcnsiz;  atentiv;  not  neglekt- 
ful;  propijus. 

Present,  l'r6z-ent,  n.  de  prezent  tjm.  At  prezent, 
at  de  prezent  tjm;  n'S. 

Present,  Pr^z-ont,  /(.  a  gift;  a  donativ;  a  dona- 
Jon;  a  benefakjon. — {Law)  pi.  leterz;  rjtiflz;  az, 
"dcz  prezents,"  dtt  leterz  ni?  prezent. 

Present,  Pre-zent,  r.  t.  tu  plas  in  de  prezens  ov; 
tu  egzibit  tu  vx\^  or  notis;  tu  ofer;  tu  egzibit; 
— tu  giv  formali;  tu  put  intu  de  handz  ov 
andder  in  seremaui; — tu  favor  wid  gifts,  az  tu 
prezent  a  person  wid  sumtifl;— tu  prefer  tu 
eklcziastikal  benefisez; — tu  ofer  opnli; — tu  la 
befur  a  kort  ov  ji'idikatqr  az  an  objekt  ov  in- 
kwjri; — tu  pent  a  inisil  wepn  bef6r  it  iz  dis- 
qc^rjJ:— tu  ofer  in  de  wa  ov  batl. 

Presentable,  Pre-zdnt-a-bl,  &.  dat  ma  be  pre- 
zoiited  or  egzibitcd. 

Presentation,  Proz-en-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  pre- 
zentij);  reprezentajon;  eksibijon;— de  akt  ov  of- 
crip  eni  wun  tu  an  ckleziastikal  benefis. 

Prksentative,  Prc-zent-a-tiv,  a.  relati^  tu,  or 
adiuiti;),  prezentajonz. 

I'resentee,  I'rez-en-tE,  n.  {English  law)  wun 
piTzentod  tu  a  benefis. 

Presenter.  Pre-zent-er,  n.  wun  hO)  prezents. 

Presentiment,  PrE-sen-ti-ment,  n.  a.  previus 
nujon,  idea,  or  sentiment. 

Presentimental,  Pre-sen-ti-mdn-tal,  a.  relatii) 
tu  or  haviij  presentiment. 

Peesently,  Prez-cnt-li,  ad.  imediatli;  soan;  bs- 
fijr  lofl. 

Presentment,  Pre-zent-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  pre- 
E^ntii);  cni  tifl  prezented;  prezentajon. — {Law} 
de  notis  takn  bj  a  grand  jii,ri,  ov  djir  on  nolej, 
wid'st  cni  bil  or  indjtment  fTsnd  bcfor  dem,  ov 
eni  ofens,  ni^sans,  libel,  &s.;— an  inforraajon  mad 
bj  a  jti,ri  in  a  kor't;  an  inkwizijon  ov  ofis  and 
indjnnent-!.  [z6rvd. 

Peeskrvable,   Pre-z^rv-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  bs  pre- 

Preservation,  Prez-er-va-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  pre 
zcrvii);   stat  ov   beij]  prezervd;   protekjon;   kq,r 
tu  prezerv. 

Preservative,  Pre-z^rv-a-tiv,  n.  dat  hwiq  pre- 
zervz:  a  preventiv. 

Preservative,  Pre-ierv-a-tiv,  a.  havig  puer  tu 
prrzi-rv;  knn.servativ.  [t\v. 

Preservatory,    Pre-zerv-a-to-ri,  n.  a  prezerva- 

PreservatoRT,  Prc-zdrv-a-to-ri,  a.  dat  prex^rvz; 
jirt^vrvaliv. 

Preserve.  PrE-z^rv,  v.  t.  tu  kep/ir  sav  from  de- 
strukjon  or  inj<iri;  tu  prot<ikt; — tu  J^r;  tu  kep; 
—  tu  seen  or  pikl,  az  frtnts,  &s.,  so  az  tu  kep 
dem  fit  fer  foad. 

Preserve,  Pre-z^rv,  n.  frdat  prtztfrvd  in  Jugar;  a 
swetinet; — a  plas  set  apqrt  for  de  prezervajon  ov 
gam. 

Preserver,  PrE-z«5r\--or,  n.  wun  ha>  prez^nrz. 

Peeskrveress,  Pre-z^rv-er-es,  n.  a  femal  hiB 
preziirvz. 


Preside,  Pre-zjd,  v.  i.  tu  be  set  over;  ta  h»» 
eboriti  over  uderz;  tu  akt  az  prezident  er  q^- 
man. 

Presidency,  Prez-i-den-si,  n.  de  ofis  ov  prezi- 
dent; de  terra  ov  de  ofis;  sii|)erintendcna. 

President,  Prez-i-dent,  n.  wun  hO)  prezjdz;  wnn 
hdo  iz  plast  in  otoriti  over  uderz; — dE  qef  ofiser 
ov  a  sosjeti,  yq,niversiti,  kolej,  korporajon,  er 
stat: — de  qef  mnjistrat  ov  de  Yiinjted  Stats. 

Presidential,  Prez-i-den-Jal,  a.  prezjdifl  over; 
relatifl  tu  a  prezident  or  prezidensi. 

Presidentship,  Prez-i-dent-Jip,  n.  de  ofia  ov 
prezident;  ])rezidensi. 

Presider,  Pre-zjd-er,  «.  wun  hct)  prezjdz. 

Presidial,  Pre-sid-i-al,  a.  relatif)  tu  er  bavi^  a 
garison. 

Presignification,  Pre-sig-ni-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  At 
akt  ov  presignifjig.  ['st  beforhand. 

Presigmfy,    Pre-sig-ni-fj,    v.  t.    tu  mqrk  or  Jo 

Press,  Prcs,  i-.  t.  tu  skwtz;  tu  kruj;  tu  distres; 
tu  kruJ  wid  kalamitiz;  tu  grip:  tu  kunstran; 
tu  komiKJl;  tu  impuz  bj  konsirant;  tu  drjv  bj 
vicolens;  tu  afekt  strojjli;  tu  enfors;  tu  inkdl- 
kat  wid  (^rgi^ment  er  importn,niti;  tu  urj;  tu 
bq,r  stroj)li  on; — tu  mak  smoid;  tu  kompres;  tu 
hug,  az  in  embrasig; — tu  akt  upon  wid  wat;  tu 
fors,  az  intu  sum  servis;  tu  impres. 

Press,  Prcs,  v.  i.  tu  akt  w^id  kompiilsiv  vjolons; 
tu  urj;  tu  go  forward  wid  vjolcns  tu  eni  ob- 
jekt; tu  krud;  tu  troy;  tu  kum  unseznabli  er 
imij<3rtyn,natli;  tu  urj  wid  ve'hemens  and  imporr 
tiiniti:  tu  akt  upon  or  infli],cn3. 

Press,  Pros,  n.  an  instroiment  er  majen  bj  hwiq 
eni  tig  iz  prest; — a  wjn-pres;  a  sjder-pres; — de 
instrCDmeut  yil,zd  in  printiij;  de  qrt  ov  printig; 
dE  literatur  ov  a  kuntri; — a  kas  or  fram  in  hwiQ 
klodz,  &s.,  qr  kept;  a  klodz-pres; — kr'sd;  trog; 
vjolent  tendensi; — a  komijon  tu  fors  men  intu 
naval  er  militari  servis;  yn,zd  for  impres. 

Press-bed,  Pres-bed,  n.  a  bed  dat  Juts  up  in  a 
kas. 

Pre-Sser,  Pr^s-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  presez. 

Pressgang,  Pres-gag,  n.  a  detaqment  from  a 
Jips  kro),  or  a  number  ov  men,  for  impresig  men 
imu  nuval  servis.  [yi^nat. 

Pressing,  Pres-ig, /;/).  a.  skwezig;  urjent;  import- 

Pressingly,  Pres-ig-li.  ad.  wid  fors;  klosli. 

Pressman,  Pr(5s-man,  n.,  pi.  l-*res-men,  a  printer 
hcD  wurks  at  de  pres; — wun  ov  a  presgap. 

Pressmoney,  Pres-mun-i,  n.  muni  givn  tu  won 
hiB  iz  imi)rcst. 

Pressure,  PreJ-ti,r,  n.  de  akt  ov  presig;  stat  ov 
beij)  prest;  de  fors  er  wat  hwiq  presez;  gravita- 
Jon:  wat  uktig  or  rezistig; — vjolens  infiiklcd; 
oprejon;  aflikjon;  grevans;  distres; — improjon; 
stamp;  karakter  mad  bj  imprejon. 

Presswork,  Pres-wurk,  m.  oe  opera  Jon  ov  takig 
imprejonz  from  tjps,  bj  menz  ov  de  pres. 

Pkest,  Prest,  n.  {Law)  dn,ti  in  muni  tu  be  pad 
bj  de  Jerif  upon  hiz  akSnt  in  de  eksqeker,  or  for 
muni  left  in  hiz  handz.  |taka. 

Prestation,  Pres-ta-Jon,  n.  an  anyr^al  pamont;  a 

Prester,  Pres-ter,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  cksbalajon,  tron 
from  de  klisdz  d'isnwardz  wid  sug  fors  az  tu  be 
set  on  fir  bj  de  kolijon.  [triks. 

Prestige,  Pres-tij,    «.    iltijon;  impostyrir;  jugliy 

Peestmoney,  I'rest-mun-i,  ».  ernest  muni  givn 
tu  a  soljor  hwen  he  iz  enlisted;  so  keld  bekuz  it 
bjndz  de  resever  tu  be  redi  fer  servis  at  el  tjmi 
apffnted.  {ga'"- 

Presto,  Pr^s-to,  ad.  [It.]  {Mus.}  kwik;  at  wuns; 

I'RESTSAiL,  Prest-sal,  ».  {A'aut.)  ol  de  sal  hwiq 
a  Jip  kan  kari. 

Presumable,  Pre-zqm-a-bl,  a.  dat  mn  be  pr«- 
zijin.!;  krcdibl:  probubl.  [naj'in;  probabli. 

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Peesume,  Prs-zi^m,  v.  i.  tia  tak  bsfarhand;  im 
tak  fer  granted;  tu  supoz;  tu  belev;  tia  ventyt|,r 
wid'st  pozitiv  lev;  tu  ferm  konfident  er  arogant 
opinyonz.  [arogaut  person. 

Peesumer,  PrE-zi^m-er,  n.  wun  hoo  prEzi],mz;  an 

Peesuming,  Pre-zi\,m-ii),  pp.  a.  supozig; — konfi- 
dent; arogant;  preziimtiv. 

Peesumption,  FrE-ziim-Jon,  n.  &z  akt  ov  prezij^m- 
ig;  dg  tiij  prsziimd;  inklinajon  tu  prEzvi,m;  sup- 
ozijon:  konfidens  grsnded  on  eni  tig  prssupozd; 
an  qrgixment,  strog  but  not  demonstrativ;  a  strog 
probabiliti; — arogans;  unf-snded  reljans;  unrgzn- 
abl  konfidens. 

Peesumptive,  Pre-zdm-tiv,  a.  takn  bj  previus 
supozijon;  konfident;  arogant; — proovig  serkum- 
stanjali,  not  direktli;  serkumstaujal;  az,  '■'■  prs- 
ajttwi^jy  evidens;" — sup6zd,  not  ap^,rent;  az,  "q,r 
preziimtiv."     Se  {Heir.) 

Peesumptivelt,  Pre-zdm-tir-li,  ad.  in  a  prszuni- 
tiv  maner. 

Peesumptuous,  Pre-zdmt-)rq,-us,  a.  arogant;  un- 
reznabli  lionfident;  insolent. 

Peesumptuously,  PrE-zdmt-yix-ns-li,  Ad.  in  a 
prEzumtyixus  maner;  arogantli;  konfidentli. 

Peesumptuousness,  PrR-ziimt-yii-us-nes,  n.  dz 
kwoliti  ov  bfiig  prszuintyixus. 

Peesupposal,  PrE-sup-oz-al,  n.  prssupozijon. 

Peesuppose,  Pr£-sup-6z,  v.  t.  tu  supoz  bEfor- 
hand;  tu  supoz  az  previus;  tu  implj  az  antsse- 
dent. 

Peesupposition,  Pre-sup-o-ziJ-on,  n.  supozijon 
prEviu.sli  formd.  [fermd. 

Peesuemise,    PrE-sur-mjz,    n.    surmiz    prEviusli 

Peetence,  PrE-tens,  n.  a  fels  4i'gH,uient,  grifnded 
upon  fiktijus  p6sti],lats;  At  akt  ov  prstendig,  er 
ov  Joig  or  alejig  hwot  iz  not  rEal;  unf'snded 
klaiu;  pretenjon;  prstekst;  Jo;  apErans;  a:>umJon; 
klam.  [Jon. 

Peetenceless,  PrE-t^ns-les,  a.  havig  no  prEten- 

Peetend,  Pr£-tend,  v.  t.  tvi  hold  -gt,  wid  fols  er 
dEli],siv  apsrans;  tu  mak  a  Jo  ov;  tu  fan;  tu 
afekt:  tu  simyq,lat;  tu  alej  felsli;  tu  klam;  tu 
dEzjn. 

Peetend,  PrE-t6nd,  v.  i.  tu  hold  'st  an  aperans; 
tu  mak  profejon;  tu  put  in  a  klam,  trcoli  er 
felsli;  tu  prEzi\,m.  [klamz. 

Peetended,  PrE-tend-ed,  p.  a.  fand;  makig  fels 

Peetendedly,  Pr£-t«nd-ed-li,  ad.  bj  pretens  er 
fels  apErans. 

Peetendee,  Pre-tend-er,  n.  wun  hot)  prEtendz  er 
klamz; — wun  hco  prEtendz  tu  a  rjt  tu  a  kr'sn 
from  hwiq  hs  iz  ekskli^ded; — de  nam  bj  hwiq 
Gqrlz  Sti^art,  dE  grandsun  ov  Jamz  II.,  ov  Ig- 
gland,  iz  jeuerali  non. 

Peetending,  PrE-tend-ig,  pp.  a.  makig  prEten- 
Jonz;  simyqlatig.  [zdmtyqusli. 

Peetendingly,  Prs-tend-ig-H,  ad.  arogantli;  pre- 

Peetensed,  Prs-tenst,  a.  {Law}  prE tended;  az, 
"a  pretenst  rjt  tu  land  hwic  iz  in  pozejon  ov 
anuder."  [asumjon;  prEtens. 

Peetension,  Pre-t^n-Jon,  n.  kia,m,  trco  er  fels; 

Peetee,  Prs-ter,  n.  a  pqrtikl,  in  wurdz  ov  Latin 
orijin,  signifjig  heaid,  hf,  heydiid,  heydiid  in  tim. 

Peeterimpeefect,  PrE-ter-im-per-fekt,  a. 
{Gram.}  imperfektli  past;  apljd  tu  a  tens  hwiq, 
in  its  prjmari  yqs,  signif  jz  a  tjm  dat  ivoz  pa^hj; 
uderwjz  keld  impeifekt. 

Peeteeite,  Pret-er-it,  er  Pre-ter-it,  a.  past;notig 
de  past  er  perfekt  tens  ov  ds  verb;  az,  "  i  rot;" 
— ofn  ritn  {jyreterit.} 

Preterite,  Pret-er-it,  n.  de  past  tens. 

Peeteeition,  Pret-er-iJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  goig 
past;  dE  Stat  ov  bEig  past. 

Pketeeiteness,  Pret-er-it-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
preterit  er  past. 

-Pebtkelapsed,  Pre-ter-Iapst,  a.  past  and  gon. 


Preterlegal,  Pre-ter-le-gal,  a.  eksedig  legal 
limits.  [termitig. 

Pretermission,  Pre-ter-miJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  prg- 

Pretermit,  PrE-ter-mit,  v.  t.  tu  omit;  tu  pas  bj; 
tu  neglekt. 

Preternatural,  PrE-ter-nat-yq,-ral,  a.  bEy6nd 
hwot  iz  natyi^ral;  ist  ov  erdinari  natyi],r;  unnat- 
yqral;  iregyi],lar. 

Preternaturally,  Pr£-ter-nat-yn,-ral-i,  ad.  in 
a  prEterna.tyi],ral  maner. 

Preternaturalness,  PrE-ter-nat-yii,-ral-nes,  n. 
dE  stat  ov  bsig  prEternatyiyal. 

Preterperfect,  PrE-ter-per-f  ekt,  a.  { Gram.) 
perfektli  past;  apljd  tu  a  tens  hwiq  dEnots  tjm 
absoli],tli  past;  az,  "  if  hav  dun;" — uderwjz  keld 
simpli  peifel-t. 

Preterpluperfect,  PrE-ter-pli|-per-fekt,  a. 
( Gram.)  mor  dan  perfektli  past;  apljd  tu  a 
tjm  past  bEfor  sum  uder  past  tjm;  az,  "'If had 
dun;" — uderwjz  keld  sxm^W  piliiiperf ekt. 

Pretext,  PrE-tekst,  or  PrE-tekst,  n.  prEtens;  fols 
apErans;  fels  alEgaJon;  prEtenJon;  ekskii,s. 

Peetor,  PrE-tor,  n.  a  Roman  majistrat  ragkig  in 
digniti  nekst  tu  d£  konsulz;  a  jeneral;  a  kom- 
dnder;ajuj.  [jildijal. 

Pretorial,  Pr£-t6-ri-al,  a.  lElatig   tu  a  prEtor; 

Peetorian,  PrE-t6-ri-an,  a.  judijal;  eksersjzd  bj 
dE  prgtor.  [torian  kohort. 

Pretoeian,  PrE-t6-ri-an,  n.  a  member  ov  a  pr£- 

Pretorship,  Prg-tor-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  prEtor. 

Prettily,  Prit-i-li,  ad.  wid  pritines;  nEtli;  ele- 
gantli;  plEzigli;  wid^t  digniti  er  elEvaJon. 

Prettiness,  Prit-i-ncs,  n.  h\\ii  wid'st  digniti;  net 
elEgans  wid'st  elsvajon;  UEtnes. 

Pretty,  Prit-i,  a.  plEzig;  pkzig  wid'st  bsig  strjk- 
ig;  moderatli  bi],tiful;  bq,tiful  wid'st  bEig  ele- 
gant or  elevated;  handsum;  net;  trim; — apljd  in 
kontemt  er  jroni  tu  men,  &s.;  az,  "Q  priti  felol" 

Pretty,  Prit-i,  ad.  in  sum  degrs;  moderatli;  kon- 
siderabli; — les  dan  veri. 

Pretypify,  PrE-tip-i-fj,  v.  t.  tu  prefigyri^r. 

Prevail,  Pre-val,  v.  i.  tu  be  prevalent;  tu  ht  in 
fors;  tu  hav  efekt,  p"5er,  er  inflq,ens:  tu  over- 
kum;  tu  gan  de  sii,pErioriti;  tu  gan  inflqens;  tu 
operat  efektyt^ali; — tu  ekstend;  tu  bekdm  kom- 
on.  Tu  prr.val  up6n  er  wid,  tu  perswad;  tu 
indqs. 

Prevailing,  Pre-val-ig,  a.  prEdominant;  havig 
most  inf  U|ens;  wjdli  ekstended;  prevalent. 

Prevailingly,  Pr£-val-ig-li,  ad.  prfidominantli; 
qefli. 

Prevalence,  Prev-a-lens,     )  n,  de  stat  ov  beig 

Prevalency,  Prev-a-len-si,  (  prevalent;  sripe- 
rioriti;  inflqens;  predominans;  dfikasi;  fors;  va- 
lidity 

Prevalent,  Prev-a-lent,  a.  predominant;  p'ser- 
ful;  efikajus;  komon.  [ibli. 

Prevalently,  Prev-a-lent-li,  ad.  p'serfuli;  fors- 

Prevaricate,  Pre-var-i-kat,  v.  i.  tu  evad  de 
triut;  tu  kwibl;  tu  kavil;  tu  Jufl. 

Prevarication,  Pre-var-i-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
prevarikatig;  a  kavil;  a  kwibl. 

Prevaricator,  PrE-var-i-ka-tor,  n.  wun  hoo  pre- 
varikats;  a  kaviler. — {Ciml  law)  a  Jam-delcr, 

Prevenient,  PrE-VE-ni-ent,  a.  prESEdig;prEventiv, 

Prevent,  PrE-vent,  v.  t.  tu  hinder;  tu  obviat;  tu 
obstrdkt;  tu  impEd;  tu  prEkli^d; — *tu  go  bsfor; 
tu  prEssd;  tu  sukor;  tu  antisipat.  [vented. 

Preventable,  Pre-vent-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  bE  pr£- 

Preventative,  Pre-ven-ta-tiv,  n.  dat  hwig  pre- 
vents;— inkorektli  ynzd  fer  prevfintiv. 

Preventer,  Pre-vent-er,  n.  wun  ho)  prevents;  a 
hinderer.  [tu  prevent. 

Preventingly,  Pr£-v6nt-ig-li,  ad.  in  a  wa  so  az 

Prevention,  Pre-v^n-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  prev^ntig; 
de  stat  ov  bEig  prEv6nted;  hinderans;  obstrukjon. 


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PUKVENTIVE,  I're-v^nt-iv,  a.   tendig    ta   hinder; 

prtzcrvativ;  hindurip. 
Preventive,  I'r£-v6nt-iv,  n.  a  prez^rvativ;  dat 

hwiij  prfv^nts.  [manor. 

Pekvkntively,  Pre-v6nt-iv-li,  ad.  in  a  prcvdntiv 
Pervious,  I're-vi-us,   a.  antcsedcnt;  guij)  btf^r; 

\>r\'>T:  introduktori;  preliminari;  anltrior. 
Previously,  Pre-vi-us-li,   ad.   bcforhand;   ante- 

SEdi-nlli;  befiir.  [prtvius. 

Peeviousness,  Pre-vi-us-nes,  n.  At  stat  ov  beig 
Peewarn,  Pre -worn,  v.  t.  tu  wern  beforhand. 
Peey,  I'ra,  n.  sumtig  stzd,  or  l^abl  tu  be  sezd,  in 

order  tux  be  devsrd;  rapin;  boDti;  sperl;  plunder; 

ravnj;  dcjirEdnJon.     CI  best  or  animal  ov  pra  iz 

wun  dat  livz  on  uder  animalz.  [rob;  tu  korud. 
P*REY,  Pra,  I',  t.  tu  fed  bj  vjolens;  tu  plunder;  tu 
1*Eevee,  Prn-er,  n.  a  rober;  devxrer;  jilundercr. 
1*RIAPISM,  l'rj-a-piz-in,«.a  preternatj'iiral  tonjon. 
Price,  Prjs,  ».  dc  sum  for  hwiq  cni  t;i)  ma  be  bot; 

an  ekwivalont  pad  for  eni  tip;  valyn,  rated  in 

muni;  kost;  qqrj;  cksp^ns;  wurt;  cstimajon;  rat; 

reword.  [pa  for. 

Price,  Pr|s,  r.  t.  tu  pat  a  prjs  on;  tu  valyij,;  tu 
Price-current,  Pris-kur-ent,  n.   a.  list  er  enrj,- 

nierajon  ov  varius  qrtiklz  ov  merqandjz  wid  d<ir 

prezent  mqrket  prjsez  stated. 
Priced,  Prist,  a.  havij)  a  f ikst  prjs;  rated  at  a  prjs. 
Priceless,  I'rjs-los,  a.  invalynabl;  wid'st  prjs. 
Prick,  I'rik,  v.  t.  tu  pers  wid  a  smol  pu^ktynr; — 

tu  erekt,  az  de  erz; — tu  fiks   bj  or  hap  on  a 

pernt; — tu  nominal  bj  a  puflktyn,r  or  mqrk: — tu 

spur;  tu  gu)d;  tu  impdl;  tu  inkljn;  tu  pan;  tu 

wiiind  or  kut; — tu  mak  asid;-- tu  mqrk  a  tq^n. 
Prick,  Prik,  v.  ».  tu  dres;  tu  kum  upon  de  spur; 

— tu  priflk;  tu  am  at  a  pernt. 
I*E1CK,  I'rik,  II.  a  Jqrp,  slender  instrcnmcnt:  a  torn; 

a  pernt;  a  god;  a  [lugktyqr;  a  ptrnt  at  hwiq  qrq- 

erz  am; — de  print  ov  a  hrir  in  de  grsnd. 
Pricker,  Prik-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  priks;  a  Jqrp 

pernt;  a  prik;  a  prikl. 
Pricket,  Prik-et,  n.  a  buk  in  hiz  sekond  yer. 
Pricking,  Prik-ip,  n.  de  sensajon  ov  beij)  prikt. 
Prickle,  Prik-1,  n.  a  smol,  Jqrp  ptrnt,  or  pernted 

JiDt  groifl  from  de  bqrk,  az  in  de  brjer  or  gooz- 

beri;  a  ;)riker.  [stiklhak. 

I*RicKLEBACK.  Prik-1-bak,  «.  a  smel  fij;  kold  olso 
Prickliness,  I'rik-li-nes,  n,  fulnes  ov  priklz  or 

Jqrp  pffnts. 
Prick  LOUSE,  Prik-liss,  n.  a  talor,  in  kont^mt. 
Prickly,  Prik-li,  a.  ful  ov  priklz  or  Jqrp  pernts. 
1'rickly-pear,   Prik-li-par,    n.    {Bat.)    a   plant 

bavij)  Jqrp  tornz;  de  Indian  fig;  kaktus  o/ninfia. 
Prickmauah,  Prik-mad-ara,  u.  a  spejezovh-sslek. 
Prick -rosT,  Prik-post,  w.  {Airk.)  a  post  framd 

intu  de  bem  bwiq  sup<I)rts  de  eksterior  wol. 
Prickpuncu,  Prik-punq,  n.  a  pernted  tajl,  ov  tem- 

])erd  stcl,  tia  prik  Q  r-jnd  mqrk  in  kold  jurn. 
Pricksonu,  I'rik-sog,*  «.  a  sog  prikt  disn,  er  set 

tu  mq/.ik;  variegated  mii,zik,  in  kontradistigk- 

Jon  tu  Q  }>lan  sog. 
Prickwood,  Prik-wud,  ii.  a  tre. 
I'ride,    Prj.l,   n.    inordinat  self-est^m;   behavyor 

hwiq   indikats    tiD  litl  estem  ov  uderz;  hotines; 

lof tines  ov  i^r;  arogans;  konset;  insolcns:  in.eo- 

lent  egzultajon;  elevajon:  digniti;  ornament;  Jo; 

splendor;  ostentajon.     [bj  de  resiprokal  pronifn. 
Pride.  Prjd,  v.  t.  tu  mak  priid;  tu  ratlij,  folod 
I'uiDiNGLY.  Prjd-ifl-li,  ad.  in  prjd  ov  hqrt. 
Puier,  I'rj-cr,  n.  wun  hiD  prjz  or  inkwjrz  naroli. 
I'riest,  Prcst,  n.  wun  hit)  ofijiats  in  sakred  ofisez; 

a  klorjimau;  an  okleziustik,  abiiv  a  dckn,  belo  a 

bijop. 
Priestcraft,  Prest-kroft,  n.  de  qrts  and  mannj- 

mont  ov  prtsts  and  eklr ziastikal  porsonz,  tu  gnn 

p-ser:  relijus  frod  or  qrtifi?.  [he den  rjts. 

Priestess,  Prest-es,  ».  a  wuman  bd)  ofijiated  in 


Priesthood,  Pr^st-bud,  n.  de  ofis  and  karakter 
ov  a  prest;  de  order  ov  presta. 

Priestless,  Prest-les,  a.  havijj  no  prest. 

I'riestlike,  Prest-ljk,  a.  rezdmblig  a  prest. 

Pbiestliness,  Prest-li-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  bein 
pre.stli.  [prcst;  saserdotaJ. 

Priestly,  Prest-li,   a.   relatig  tu  or  bekiimig  a 

Priestridden,  Prest-rid-n,  a.  manajd   bj  presta. 

Prig,  Prig,t  n.  a  pert,  konsetcd,  pragmatikal  litl 
fclo;  an  upstqrt.  [afekted. 

Priooisu,  Prig-iJ,t  a.  van;koDSeted;  kokskomikal; 

PuiGGiSHLY,  Prig-iJ-li,J  ad,  in  a  prigij  manor; 
konsetudli.  [konsit. 

Priggism,  Prig-iz-m.t  n.  de   kwolitiz  ov  a  prig; 

Prill,  I'ril,  »i.  a  bert  er  turbot; — kold  olso  hril. 

I'RiLLiON,  Pril-yon,  n.  tin  ckstraktcd  from  de  slag 
ov  de  furnas. 

Prim,  Prim, J  a.  formal;  presjs;  afektedli  njs. 

Prim,  Prim,j  t'.  t.  tu  dek  up  wid  grat  er  afekted 
niseti;  tu  prigk. 

Primacy,  Prj-ma-si,  n.  de  ofis  er  digniti  ov  prj- 
mat;  de  qef  ekleziastikal  stajon;  siipremasi. 

Prima  donna,  Prj-ma  don-a,  n.  [It.]  a  siger  h(D 
performz  de  ferst  femal  pqrt  in  an  Italyan  op- 
era; a  ferst-rat  femal  siger,  er  aktres. 

Prima  facie,  Prj-mu  fa-Ji-e,  [L.]  on  de  ferst  fas 
or  vq;  at  ferst  sjt. 

Primage,  Prj-maj,  n.  {Com.}  an  alisans  pad  bj  a 
Jiper  or  kons^jner  ov  gudz  tu  de  master  and 
salorz  ov  a  vesel  fer  lodig  it. 

Primal,  Prj-mal,  a.  ferst;  prjmari. 

Primarily,  Prj-ma-ri-li,  ad.  orijinali;  at  ferst;  ia 
de  ferst  plas.  [prjmari. 

Primariness,  Prj-ma-ri-nes,*  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

Primary,  Prj-ma-ri,  a.  ferst  in  tjm,  plas,  or  ragk; 
ferst  in  intenjon  er  menig:  primitiv;  orijinal; 
ferst;  qef;  prinsipal.  Primari  planH,  a  planet 
bwiq  revolvz  ar'snd  de  sun,  and  not  rund  andd- 
er  planet. 

Primary,  Prj-ma-ri,  n.  a  prinsipal  tig. 

Primate,  Prj-mat,  n.  an  ekleziastikal  qef;  a  prol- 
at  ov  sqiierior  digniti  or  otoriti;  an  qrqbijop. 

Primateship,  Prj-mat-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a  prjmat; 
prjmasi.  [mat. 

Primatical,  Pri-mat-i-kal,  a.  belogig  tu  a  prj- 

Prime,  Prjm,  It.  de  ferst  port  ov  de  da;  de  den; 
de  mornig;  de  beginig;  at  erli  daz;  sprig;  de 
sprig  ov  Ijf;  de  ferst  or  best  pqrt; — de  hjt; — de 
fvrst  kanonikal  'sr.  Prim  ov  de  man,  de  ntj 
moon  at  her  ferst  aperans. 

Prime,  Prjm,  a.  erli;  bloomig;  prinsipal;  ferst-rat; 
ferst;  orijinal;  ekselent.  Prim  rertikal,  a  v§r- 
tikal  serki  hwiq  iz  pcrpendikyqlar  tu  de  merid- 
ian. Prim  numherz,  numbcrz  hwiq  hav  no  di- 
vjzorz,  or  hwiq  kan  not  be  divjded  intu  eni  lea 
number  ov  ekwal  integral  pqrts,  dan  de  number 
ov  yqnits  ov  hwiq  da  qr  komptbzd;  suq  qr  2,  3, 
5,7,  U,  &s. 

Prime,  Prjm,  t>.  t.  tu  put  pisder  in  de  pan  ov  a 
gun: — tu  la  de  gr'snd  or  ferst  kot  for  pantig. 

Primely,  Prjm-li,  ad.  orijinali;  prjmarili; — f6ks- 
elentli;  wel. 

Prime-minister,  Prjm-min-is-tcr,  n.  de  bed  ov 
a  niinistri  or  kabinet;  de  premier.  [elena, 

Primeness,  I'rjm-nes,  n.  de  statov  beig  f?rst;  eks- 

Primer,  Prim-er,  n.  a  ferst  buk  for  qildren;  a 
buk  ov  devojon  in  de  Roman  K.atolik  qurq; — a 
printig  tjp,  kold  Inj  primer,  Iqrjcr  dan  burjdrs, 
and  suioler  dan  smol  pjka. 

Primkro.  Pri-uie-ro,  ii.  a  gam  at  kqrdz. 

Primeval,  Prj-me-val,  a.  orijinal;  ov  de  ^rliest 
ajez:  primitiv;  ferst. 

Primine,  Prj-min,  n.  {Bot.}  de  ekst?rnal  integ- 
yqment  ov  de  ovql. 

Priming,  Prjm-ig,  »i.  puder  fer  de  pan  ov  a  gun; 
— de  ferst  kulorig  er  kot  ov  pantig. 


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pEnfiPiLAE,  Prj-mip-i-lar,  a.  ov,  or  belogii)  ta, 
de  kapten  er  leder  ov  de  van-gqrd  ov  a  Koman 
Urmi. 

Pbimitije,  Prj-miJ-i-8,  n.  pi.  [Z.]  de  ferst  frcDts 
ov  At  yer.— (Zaw)  de  profits  ov  a  qurq-livii) 
fer  Tvun  ycr  after  it  bekiimz  verd. 

Peimitial,  Prj-miJ-al,  a.  primitiv;  ferst. 

Peimitive,  Prim-i-tiv,  a.  anJent;orijinal;  prjmari; 
not  derivativ;  establijt  from  de  btginig;  fermal; 
imitatij)  de  supuzd  graviti  er  ekselens  ov  erli 
tjmz;  grnv;  solem.  Primitiv  kularz,  de  sevn 
prizmatik  kulorz,  nu  mor  properli  restrikted  tia 
trc,  namli,  red,  yelcD,  and  blvj,.  [wurd. 

Primitive,  Prim-i-tiv,  n.  an  orijinal  er  primitiv 

Peimitivelt,  Prim-i-tiv-li,  ad.  orijinali;  at  ferst; 
prjmarili.  [ig  primitiv. 

Peimitiveness,  Prim-i-tiv-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  be- 

Peimly,  Prim-li,  ad.  wid  primnes;  presjsli. 

Peimsess,  Prim-nes,  n.  afekted  njsnesor  formaliti. 

Peimo.  Prj-mo,  [It.]  {Mus.)  de  ferst. 

Pkimogenial,  Prj-mo-JE-ni-al,  a.  ferst-born;  orij- 
inal: prjmari;  primitiv;  konstityi|ent;  elemental. 

Peimogenitive,  Prj-mo-jen-i-tiv,  n.  prjmojeni- 
t\\T.  [prjmojenitur. 

Peimogenitive,  Prj-mo-jen-i-tiv,  a.   relatiij  tu 

Peimogenitoe,  Prj-mo-jen-i-tor,  n.  an  ansestor; 
Q  fuirfqder. 

Peimogenituee,  Prj-mo-jen-i-tqr,  n.  de  stat  ov 
beig  de  ferst-bern;  de  rjt  ov  de  eldest  sun,  er  ov 
de  ferst-bern;  senyoriti;  elderjip.       [ov  eiderjip. 

Peimogenitueeship,  Pn-mo-jen-i-tn,r-Jip,  n.  rjt 

Peimoediae,  Frj-mer-di-al,  a.  orijinal;  egzistig 
from  de  beginii).  [sipl. 

Peimoedial,  Prj-mar-di-al,  n.  orijin:  ferst  prin- 

Peimoedian,  Prj-mor-di-an,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  plum. 

Peimoediate,  Pri-mer-di-at,  a.  orijinal;  prjmer- 
dial. 

Peimeose,  Prim-roz,  n.  a  plant  and  erli  fl'ser;  a 
spejcz  ov  dafodil. — a.  fl'seri. 

Peimeosed,  Prim-rozd,  a.  adernd  wid  primrozez. 

Peimum  mobile,  Prj-mum  mob-i-le,  [/.]  de  ferst 
moDver; — dat  hwiq  piats  everi  tir)  in  mojon. — 
{Ptolemaic  astron.}  de  -stermost  sfer  ov  de 
yunivers,  hwiq  givz  moJon  tu  el  de  uderz,  and 
kariz  dem  r-snd  wid  it,  in  its  djiirnal  revolvijon. 
Its  senter  iz  de  -tenter  ov  de  ert. 

PaiMus  intee  paees,  Prj-mus  in-ter  pa-rez,  [L.] 
de  ferst  amdi)  ekwalz. 

Peince,  Prins,  »i.  a  qef  ov  eni  bodi  ov  men;  a  qef; 
a  roolcr;  a  soveren; — a  soveren  ov  a  prinsipaliti, 
and  ov  loer  ragk  dan  a  kig; — de  sun  ov  a  kig, 
spejali  de  eldest  sun. 

Pbincedom,  Prins-dom,  n.  de  ragk,  estat,  er  piser 
ov  a  prins;  soverenti;  prir.sipaliti. 

Peincelike,  Prins-ljk,  a.  bekiimig,  er  Ijk,  a  prins. 

Peinceliness,  Prins-li-nes,  n.  de  stat,  maner,  er 
digniti  ov  a  prins. 

Princely,  Prins-li,  a.  relatig  tia.  a  prins;  bekiim- 
ig a  prins;  havig  de  ragk  ov  a  prins;  real;  nobl; 
6norabl;  grand;  egiist. 
Princely,  Prins-li,  ad.  in  a  prinsljk  maner. 
Peinces-feathee,  Prins-ez-fed-er,    n.    a    plant 

and  fl'ser;  a  spejez  ov  amarant. 
Peinces-metal,  Prins-ez-met-al,   n.    a   kjnd   ov 
faktijus  metal,  komp6zd  ov  f  jn  bras  and  tin  er 
zigk. 
Princess,  Prin-ses,  n.  a  soveren  er  rffal  ladi;  de 

wjf  ov  a  prins;  de  deter  ov  a  kig. 
Principal,  Prin-si-pal,  a.  qef;  ferst;  kapital;  esen- 
Jal;  important;  man;  gratest  in  am'snt  er  imper- 
tans. 
Principal,  Prin-si-pal,  n.  a  bed;  a  prezident;  de 
ferst  ofiser  in  a  seminari;  a  leder;  a  qef;  not  a 
sekond;  — wun  prjmarili  engajd,  not  aksesori  er 
egzilyari; — a  kapital  sum  plast  ist  at  interest. — 
{Ai'iJt.}  a  man  timber  in  a  bildig. 


Peincipalitt,  Prin-si-pal-i-ti,  n.  &s  stat,  ragk, 
ofis,  er  daman  ov  a  prins;  soverenti; — si^prem 
p-ser.  [de  rest. 

Principally,  Prin-si-pal-i,  ad.  qefli;  abdv  ol;  abiiv 
Peincipia,  Prin-sip-i-a,  71.  j>?.  [L.]  ferst  prinsiplz. 
Principle,  Prin-si-pl,  n.  an  element;  a  konstit- 
yi^^ent  pqrt;  orijinal  kez;   operativ   kez;    funda- 
mental trcot;  ferst  pozijon  from  hwiq  uderz  qr 
dedi^st;  gr'snd  ov  akjon;  motiv:  tenet;  doktrin; 
rml  ov  akJon  er  kondukt. 
Principle,  Prin-si-pl,   v.  t.   tu  establij  er  fiks 

fermli  in  de  mjnd,  az  a  prinsipl. 
Peincipled,  Prin-si-pld,  p.  a.   havig    prinsiplz; 

f  ikst  in  opinyon. 
Peinia,  Prin-i-Q,  n.  {Ornith.}  de  namova  jenus 

ov  berdz  ov  Jqva. 
Peine,  Prigk,J  i'.  t.  and  i.  tu  pragk;  tu  dres  for  Jo. 
Print,  Print,  v.  t.  tu  mqrk  bj  prejiy;  tu  impres 
eni  tig  so  az  tu  lev  its  ferm;  tu  form  bj  im- 
prejon;  tu  impres  on  paper  bj  menz  ov  leterz  er 
tjps;  tu  stamp.  [publij  a  buk. 

Peint,  Print,  v.i.  tu  yi^^z  de  qrt  ov  printig;  tu 
Print,  Print,  n.  a.  mqrk  er  form  mad  bj  imprejon 
er  printig;  eni  tig  printed; — dat  hwiq,  beig  im- 
prest, levz  its  ferm;  az,  a  \>\ii&v-print; — a  kut,  in 
wud  er  metal,  tu  be  imprest  on  paper;  de  im- 
prejon  mad;  a  piktyn,r;  a  stamp; — de  leterz  in 
a  printed  buk; — a  printed  wurk  er  Jet; — a  niiz- 
paper. 
Printee,  Print-er,  n.  wun  hdtt  prints  buks,  As.; 

wun   emplffd   in   printig. 
Peintees'-ink,  Print-erz-igk,  (   n.  igk  yi^zd  for 
Peinting-ink,  Print-ig-igk,    j         printig,   kom- 
onli  mad  ov  linsed  erl,  berld  tu  a  vqrnij,  and 
lampblak. 
Printing,  Print-ig,  n.  de  biznes  ov  a  printer;  de 
qrt  er  proses  ov  impresig  leterz  or  wurdz;  tjpog- 
rafi; — de  proses  ov  stanig  linen  wid  figyvi,rz. 
Printing-house,  Print-ig -bus,  n.   a  h-ss  hw%r 

printig  iz  ekseki],ted. 
Peinting-machine,  Print-ig-ma-Jen,  n.  a  majen 
for  perfermig  wid  rapiditi,de  opera  Jon  ov  print- 
ig bj  stem-p'ser. 
Peinting-press,  Printrig-pres,  «.  a  pres  or  ma- 
Jen   for   printig. 
Peionodon,  Prj-6n-o-don,  n.  {Zool.)  a  kwodrCD- 

ped,  ov  feljn  ferm,  fund  in  Jqva. 
Peioe,  Prj-or,  a.  farmer;  beig  befor  sumtig  els; 

antesedent;  previus. 
Peioe,  Prj-c.r,  n.  de  hed  ov  a  prjori,  er  ov  a  mon' 

asteri,  in  ragk  belo  an  abot. 
Peioeess,  Prj-or-es,  n.  de  hed,  or  ladi  superior, 

ov  a  konvent  ov  nunz. 
Peioeity,  Prj-6r-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  prjor  er 

ferst:  antesedens  in  tjm  er  plas;  presedens. 
Peiorly,  Fri-or-li,  ad.  antesedentli. 
Feioeship,  Pri-or-Jip,  n.  de  stat  er  ofis  ov  a  prjor. 
Peioey,  Prj-or-i,  n.  a  konvent,  in  digniti  belo 

an  abi. 
Prisage,  Prjz-aj,  n.  {JEng.  law)  de   kigz  Jq,r  er 
kustom  ov  leful   prjzez,  yi^i^nali  wun  tent. — 
Prizaj,  an  anjent  dn,ti,  n's  keld  hutlemj,  bj  hwiq 
de  kig  tuk,  at  hiz  on  prjs,  a  serten  porjon  ov 
de  kqrgoz  ov  wjn  brot  intu  serten  ports. 
Prism,  Priz-m, ».  a  jeometrikal   figyqr  er  solid, 
hdjz  tot)  endz  qr  paralel,  ekwal  and  strat,  and  hoaz 
sjdz  qr  paralelog.-amz; — an   optikal   instrCbment 
er  prizm  ov  glas,  hobz  endz  qr  trjagglz. 
Prismatic,  Priz-mat-ik,  a.  relatig   tu,  er  fermd 
az,  a  prizm.     Prizm atik  hulnrz,  er  prjmari  kul- 
orz, de  sevn  kulorz  intu  hwiq  a  ra  ov  Ijt  iz  de- 
kouipozd,  hwen  refrakted  from  a   prizm,  namli, 
red,  oranj,  yelo,  gren,  bh|,  purpl,  and  vjolet. 
Prismatical,  Priz-mat-i-kal,  a.  fermd  az  a  prizm; 
prizmatik.  [ov  a  prizm. 

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Peismatoidal,  Priz-mA-t^d-al,  a.  rez^mblig  a 
prizm. 

PlilHiioiD,  I'rir-mffil,  n.  an  imp^Tfukt  prixm;  a 
fi;;ynr  meinblio  dt  form  ov  a  prizm. 

PmiHON,  rriz-ii,  n.  a  plan  ov  kouf|nmci)t-,  a  his 
fur  priziicrz;  a  jal. 

Pui80N,  I'rii-n,  r.  t.  tn  imprizn;  tu  konf{n. 

Fhiho.v-bask,  Friz-n-bas,  n.  a  k{n(l  ov  ru>ral  pla; 
kold  hIsu)  priznerz-han,  and  jjrizn-hirz. 

Phimoner,  i'riz-n-ur,  ti.  wuii,bj>it  kunfind  in  prizn, 
or  under  urcst;  a  kaptiv;  wun  takn  b{  dc  eaemi. 

I'risonhouse,  I'riz-n-nTJs,  n.  a  jal;  a   prizn. 

pEisTi.tc,  I'ru-tio,  a.  f^rat;  anjont:  arijinal; 
primitiv. 

pEisTia,  l'^i.^-fi«,  n.  a  jenus  ov  fijez;  de  8o-fi/. 

pKiTUKi:,  I'rid-f,  Q  fumiljar  korupjon  ov  pra  dr, 
or,  ■{•  pra  dr. 

Peittle  rBATTLE,  I'rit-l-prat-l,J  n.  jdl  or  cmti 
tok:  tr|t'lig  lukwuiiiti. 

PaiVACr,  Frj-va-si,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  prjvat  or 
Bt-krel;  stkrcvi;  ret|rment;  retret:  sEklt^on. 

Pkivate,  I'rj-vat,  a.  not  opn;  sfkret;  ul6n;  not 
aku(U[»anid;  »io;{I:  individyi^al;  [Kirtikyi^lar;  not 
publik.     /n  prpat,  sekreiU:  not  publikli. 

Private,  I'ri-vat,  n.  a  kooiun  suljer. 

Peivateer,  I'ri-va-lt'r,  n.  an  qrmd  /ip  er  vescl, 
belu)|iu  tu  wun  ur  mur  prjvat  individyi^alz,  l(- 
aenst  b{  guvernmcnt  tu  tak  prjzut  from  an 
6iitmi.  [privaterz. 

Privateer,  I'rj-va-ter,  p.  i.  tu  fit  at  and  mauaj 

Privateering,  Frj-va-ter-ij),  n.  de  eiupltfmeiit 
ov  taki()  prjzL'z  or  propc-rti,  on  de  Qjau,  from  an 
dnrmi.  i>i  uirnz  nv  prjvaliirz. 

I'Eivateersma.n,  I'q-va-terz-man,  ii.  wun  engajd 
in    pr[vatcrio.  [kretli. 

I'bitatelt,  I'rj-vnt-li,  ad.  in  a  prjvat  manor;  se- 

Phivatexe-ss,  l'ri-vat-nc3,  n.  de  stat  ov  beijj  prj- 
vat: prjva:'!. 

PEivatk-way.  Prj-vat-wa,  n.  {Law\  a  rjt  poz^at 
bj  wuD  or  mur  perionz  ov  guig  over  de  land  ov 
anddt-r. 

Peivation,  I*ri-va-Jon,  n.  At  stat  ov  beig  desti- 
ti^t,  or  deprjvd  ov  iiumtig;  Ion  ov  sumtig;  abicns; 
deprivajon. 

Peivatite,  Priv-a-tiv,  a.  kozig  prjvnjon;  takig 
awa;  kousi:>tig  in  de  absens  ov  sumtig;  nut 
pozitiv. 

Peivative,  Priv-a-tiv,  n.  dat  hwic;  haz  mutafizi- 
kal  elisions,  bj  de  ab.sc-ns  ov  :!umti{):  az,  fjltn", 
hwii;  egzi.^iji  bj  de  abiens  ov  >y,xi'\.--{(irain.)  a 
lulor  or  silabl  prEfik.'<t  tu  Q  wurd,  hwiq  (^anjez  it 
frwrn  an  aform:itiv  tu  a  nugativ  sen^. 

Peivatively,  Priv-a-tiv-li,  ad.  bj  nrjvajon;  neg- 
aiivli.  [IjEijj  privutiv. 

Peivativexbsb,  Priv-a-tiv-nc3,  ».  dr  kwoliti  ov 

Privet,  I'nv-tt,  n.  an  cvergren  plant  or  Jrub. 

Pbivileoe,  I'riv-i-lcj,  n.  a  lo,  or  an  ek.icjijon  from 
At  k'linon  pruvjijonz  ov  la,  in  favor  ov  an  indi- 
vidyi^al  or  a  bodi;  a  peki),lyar  advdnt^ij  or  ben- 
efit: an  fjficm/on:  imiiniti;  a  rjt  not  yuniversal. 

PEIVILEOK,  I'riv-i-lcj,  r.t.  tu  invent  wid  rjts  or  I 
imiiiiitiz;  tu  grunt  a  privjiej  tu:  tu  egzeiiit  , 
from  senJur,  inji^ri,  danjcr,  talu,&<i.;  tu  olukiiz. 

Peivileoed,  I'riv-i-lejd,  u.   a.   pozest  ov  priviKj- 

I'RlviLV,  I'nv-i-li,  ad.  gekntli:  privatli.  (ez. 

pRiviTV,  I'riv-i-ti,  n.  prjvat  komiinikajon;  kon- 
Ju.-tnc:*;  jirnt  nolcj;  prjvat  konkiirens;— /t^.  ackret 
p«irt«. 

Peivt,  l*riv-i,  a.  prjvat;  not  pablik:  ■'      *    '  '  . 
de.-tiD;  dun    b|   Rtclt;— kon/u.'*:  pri 
a<lniitcd  tu  8f  kreL<  ov  .«tnt.    /'m  i 
lumi\  dr  prin^iiial  k>    ■  a  dt  km.  Jt  | 

■iL-mborzov  hwi<3  qr  !■•,  lA-n.    Hriri 

acl,  er  yriti  tujn^t,    ^-.y ,    At    kigz  m1, 

bwi^  ii  f^rit  set  lu  su^  granis  or  tigs  ai  poj  de 
grat  acl. 


I'hivt,  Priv-i,  n.  a  pla^  or  retjrmenti  a  ndiesah 

I'RIZK,  I'rjz,  n.  a  rew($rd  gand  or  takn  bj  konteal 
or  konteii/on:  a  rew/ird  gand  bj  eni  porfermans: 
humtip  takn  bj  adventyiir;  eni  tig  kiptyurd  bj 
a  btlijcrent  dt^rig  a  w.jr. 

Prize,  I'riz,  v.  t.  tu  8et  a  prji  on;  tu  apris;  tu 
buld  in  bj  entim;  tu  rat;  tu  CDtim;  tu  valyi;  bjli. 

I'Rize,  I'rjz,  V.  t.  tu  apij  a  lever  tu  inJtiveai  wati 
b<>Ui,  az  ii  ka'k,  ajjkor,  or  kanon;  tu  furs  up  m 
upii,  az  de  lid  ov  u  ^e.^t,  a  dur,  in. 

Prize,  >•/■  I'uise,  I'rjz,  «.  a  lever  y^zd  for  de 
purpuj  ov  fursifl  or  mzig  hevi  bodiz. 

Prize-kiohtee,  Prjz-fjt-cr,  n.  wun  hoti  fjts  pub- 
likli for  a  rewiird. 


I'rizer,  I'rjz-er,  n.  wun  hai  prizez. 
•       -  -   -  .     I'r 

and  agen-it. 


Fro,  [/,.]  f.jr;  in  defens  ov.     rru  and  kon,  tat 


I'roa,  FriJ-u,  n.  a  log,  naru  vesel,er  sort  ov  kaodb, 

in  de  ^'atem  aez; — a   Mala   bot; — aumtimx  rita 

iprt^.y 
Froal'liov,  Pro-o-li-on,  n.   (Arrh.)   a  vestibul. 
Frobabilitv,  Frob-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beiu 

probiibl:  dat  apenin^  ov  trOit  hwiq  indi^-iez  bclef, 

but  not  sertenti:  Ijklihud;  c;an.s. 
Probable,  Fr6b-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be;  bavig  proba- 

biliti:  Ijkli;  bavig  mor  ovidcns  dan  de  k6ntrari. 
Probably,  Fr6b-a-bli,  ad.  Ijkli;  in  Ijklihud;  it 

ma  be. 
Froba.vo,  Pr(S-bag,  n.  \Jfed.}  a  flefcsibl   pes   or 

bwalbun,  wid  a  :ipunj  at  de  end,  yi^zd  fer  prob- 

ij)  de  trut. 
Probate.  Fni-bat,  n.  {Law)  de  proof,  or  de  akt 

ov  e,{zibitig  and  pra>vig,  ov  wilz  and  tustamcnta; 

— de  ofijal  k(jpi  ov  a  wil,  wid  de  seriifikat  ov 

its  bavig  bin  proivj. 
I'robate,  Fru-bat,  a.  relatig  tu  de  pra>f  or  estab- 

li/ment  ov  wilz  and  tcatament;!;  &i,  probaDnuTt, 
PROBATIOX,  Fro-ba-/on,    n.    de    akt   ov    pniivifl; 

pntif:    evident;    tMtimoni;    trjal;    egzamina/oo; 

moral  trjal:  nuvi/iat. 
I'robatioxal,  Fru-ba-/on-al,  a.  proba/onari. 
Fkobationarv,  Fru-ba-Jon-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu  er 

ini|)lji()  [iruba/iin:  servig  fjr  trjal. 
Froratioxer,  Fru-ba-Jon-er,  n.  wun  ba>  iz  tip6D 

trjal  or  [>rQba/on. 
FnoBATioyERsiiiP,  Fro-ba-Jon-er-Jip,  n.  de  itat 

ov  a  probu/oner;  novi/iat.  [Jooari. 

Probative,  Frti-ba-tiv,  a.  s^rvig  f.jr  trjal;  probd- 
Frobatur,  Fru-ba-tor,  ».  an  cgzaminer;  anapru>y- 

cr.     {La>r)  an  akiizer:  wun  bA  undt-rtaks  tu 

pnijv  a  qqrj  agenst  anuder.  [pn&f. 

Probatory,  Frii-ba-tu-ri,  a.  s^n-ig  for  trjal  er 
I'robatlm  est.  Fru-ba-tum  est,   [L.\    it  has  bin 

tr(d:  it  haz  bin  pniivd;— an   eksprejon   aded   at 

de  end  ov  a  rt;et  or  a  d^moujtrajon. 
Frobe.  Frob,  n.  a    surjikal   iustroiment,  jenerali 

ov  silver  wjr,  for  egzaminig   WiLodz;  sumtig  dat 

prubz  or  cgzaminz. 
Probe,  Frab,  r,.  t.  tu  trj  wid  a  prob;  tu  s^r^  er 

trj  tiiruli:  tu  cgz.amin. 
I'ROBE-scisfiORji,  i'rub->iz-orz,  n.  pi.  ^nrjikal  gia- 

orz,  yiizd  tu  upn  Wtbndz. 
Probity,  Frob-i  ti,  «.  onesti;  dprjtncs;  iotegriti; 

siiiserili;  veradili. 
Feoblem,  Prob-lem,  n.  a  kweslyon  tu  be  solrd; 

a  propozi/on  rekwjrin  sum  operajon  tu  be  per- 

formd.  or  sumtig  tu  be  demonstrated. 

'■  M  \tical,  Frob-lem-at-i-kal,  a.    un»ertcn, 

■1.  [^rt«nli. 

;  1  M  stically,  Prob-lem-*t-i-kal-i,  .jirf.  un- 

ruoBuijciuiAN,    Frub-o-aid-i-an,    «.    { ZuU.)    a 

uiiunal  bavig  a  prubtMid. 
Feoboscis,  Fru-bo5-is   n.,  pL   PriS-Wj-i-dei;  a 

prcbdn«il  organ  formd  bj  dc  prub'girajon  ov  di 

DOS,  as  de  trugk  or  an  ^faoi;  a  sust. 


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Peocacious,  Pro-ka-Jus,  a.  petyq,lant;  sesi;  pert. 

Peocacitt,  Pro-kas-i-ti,  n.  petyn,lans;  pertnes. 

Peocatarctic,  Pru)-kat-q,rk-tik,  a.  relatig  tu 
prokatqrksis;  forrunig. 

Peocatarxis,  Prca-kat-qrk-sis,  n.  {Med.)  de  prg- 
egzistent  kez  ov  a  dizgz. 

Peocedendo,  Pro-se -den-do,  n.  {Law}  arit  hwiq 
Ijz  hwiir  an  akjon  iz  remdbvd  from  an  inferior  tu 
a  sixpsrior  kort. 

Peocedure,  PrcD-std-yn^r,  n.  de  akt  ov  prossdii): 
maner  ovprosedig;  manajment;  kondukt;  prog- 
res;  proses;  operajon. 

Peoceed,  Pro-SEd,  v.  t.  tu  go  on;  tu  go  er  kum 
forward  er  fort;  tu  advdns;  tu  mak  progres;  tu 
iJH,;  tu  arjz;  tu  tak  efekt;  tu  kari  on  a  ji^dijal 
proses. 

Peoceedf.r,  Pro-sed-er,  n.  wnn  h.ca  prossdz. 

Peoceedixg,  Pro-sed-ii),  n.  proses;  kondukt; 
transakjon;  kgal  prosEdyi^r. 

Peoceeds,  Pro-ssdz,  er  Pro-sedz,  n.  pi.  prodi^s; 
inkum;  rent;  muni  arizig  "st  ov  a  komerjal 
transakjon. 

Peoceleusmatic,  Pros-E-lns-mat-ik,  a.  enkdraj- 
ig  bj  a  soij,  kol,  er  spgq. 

Peocer,  Pro-ser,  n.  an  iurn,  hukt  at  de  end. 

Peocess,  Pros-es,  n.  a  prosedig  ormcovig  ferward; 
progresiv  kors;  gradyq,al  progres;  kors;  mctodi- 
kal  manajment;  aranjment;  operajon. — {Law} 
de  prosgdigz  in  an  akJon  er  prosskiiJon;  a  kors 
ov  le. — {A/iat.y  de  prominent  pqrt  ov  a  bon. 

Peocession,  Pro-seJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  prosedig: 
an  ijiyg  fort;  a  retina;  a  kumpani,  a  nn,merus 
bodi,  or  tran,  mqrgig  in  seremonius  solemniti. 

Peocessioxal,  Pro-seJ-on-al,  a.  relatig  tu  a  pro- 
se Jon;  moivig  er  fermd  az  a  prosejon. 

Peocessional,  Pro-seJ-on-al,  n.  a  buk  relatig 
tu  de  prosejonz  ov  de  RomiJ  Gurq. 

Peocessionary,  Pro-sej-on-a-ri,  a.  konsistig  in 
prosejon. 

Peocessionixg,  Pro-s6J-on-ig,  tt.  {Law)  a  term 
yq,zd,  in  Tenesg,  tu  dsnot  de  akt  ov  asertanig 
de  bijndariz  ov  land.  [ig. 

Peocessive,  Pro-ses-iv,  a.  goig  forward;  advdns- 

Peoces  verbal,  Pros-a  ver-bal,  [Fr.'\  verbal  pros- 
es. {Frencli  jurisprudence)  an  etentik  ritn  minit 
er  report  ov  an  ofijal  akt  er  prosedig,  er  a  stat- 
ment  ov  fakts. 

Peochroxism,  Pro-kron-iz-m, «.  an  eror  in  kro- 
noloji,  bj  datig  a  tig  befor  it  hapnd. 

Peocidexce,  Pros-i-dens,  or  Pro-si-dens,  n.  {Med.) 
a  felig  d-sn  ov  eni  pqrt.  [plas. 

Peociduous,  Pro-sid-yq-us,  a.  dat  felz  from  its 

Peoclaim,  Pro-klam,  v.  t.  tu  promdlgat;  tu  pro- 
n'sus  publikli;  tu  publij;  tu  an'sns;  tu  dekl^r; 
tu  ■»tle  bj  publik  denunsiajon. 

Peocl AIMER,  Pro-klam-er,  n.  wun  hoo  proklamz. 

Peoclamation,  Prok-la-ma-Jon,  ?i.  a  publik  dek- 
larajon  bj  guvernment  ov  publik  otoriti;  a  pub- 
lik notis;  a  dekre;  an  edikt. 

Peoclivity,  Pro-kiiv-i-ti,  n.  tendensi;  natyq,ral 
inklinajon;  pronnes;  redines. 

Peocoxsul,  Pro-kon-sul,  n.  a  Roman  ofiser  hcD 
guvernd  a  provins  wid  konsi^lar  etoriti. 

Peocoxsular,  Pro-k6n-st|-lar,  a.  belogig  tu  a 
prokonsul:  under  de  rool  ov  a  prokonsul. 

Peoconsulary,  Pro-k6n-si|-la-ri,  a.  prok6nsi|lar. 

Peocoxsulate,  PrQ-k6n-sT],-lat,  n.  prokonsuljip. 

Peocoxsulship,  Pro-kon-sul-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a 
prokonsul. 

Peocrastixate,  Pro-kras-ti-nat,  v.  t.  tu  put  of 
from  da  tu  da;  er  from  tjm  tu  tjm;  tu  defer;  tu 
dela;  tu  prolog;  tu  postpon. 

Peocrastixate,  Pro-kras-ti-nat,  v.  i.  tu  be  dil- 
atori:  tu  dela. 

Peocrastixation,  Pro-kras-ti-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt 
ov  prokrastinatig;  delaj  dilatorines. 


Proceastinatoe,  Pro-kras-ti-na-tor,  n.  a  dilato- 

ri  person. 
Peocrastinatoey,  Pro-kras-ti-na-to-ri,  a.  implj- 

ig  jtrokrastinajon.  [dx\,s. 

Procreate,  Pro-kre-at,  v.  t.  tu  jenerat;  tu  pro- 
Peocreatiox,  Pro-kre-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  pr<5- 

kreatig:  jenerajon;  produkjon. 
Proceeative,  Pro-kre-a-tiv,   a.   jenerativ;  pro- 

duktiv.  [ov  jenerajon. 

Procreativeness,  Prp-kre-a-tiv-nes,  n.  de  piser 
Procreator,  Pro-kre-a-tor,  n.    wun  hoo  prokre- 

ats:  jenerator. 
Procrustean,  Pro-krus-ts-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Pro- 

krustez,  a  rober,  ov  anjent  Gres,  hcD  akomodated 

de  legt  ov  hiz  gests  er  viktimz  tu  de  legt  ov  hiz 

bed,  bj  eder  stregig  dem  logger  er  kutig  dem 

Jerter; — streqt,  er  kontrakted,  tu  kuver  a  givB 

ekstent. 
Procrusteaxize,  Pro-kriis-te-an-jz,  v.  t.  tu  streg 

or  kontrakt  tu  a  givn  er  rekwjrd  ekstent  er  sjz. 
Peoceustesiax,  Pro-krus-tE-gan,  a.    relatig    tu 

Prokrustez;  prokrdstean. 
Proctor,  Prok-tor,  n.  a  manajer  ov  anuder  mana 

af4rz; — an  atdrni  in  a  spirityn^al  kort,  er  in  a 

kort  ov  admiralti:  a  pr6kyn,rator; — an  of iser  in  a 

yi^^niversiti  er  kolej.  [tor. 

Proctorial,  Pi-ok-to-ri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  a  prok- 
Proctorship,  Prok-tor -Jip,  n.  de  ofis  er  digniti 

ov  a  proktor. 
Peocumbext,  Pro-kdm-bent,  a.  Ijig  d^sn;  pron. — 

{Bet.)  tralig  on  de  grisnd. 
Procurable,  Pro-ki|,r-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  proki\,rd; 

obtanahl. 
Procuration,  Pro-ki^-ra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  pro- 

kn,rig; — manajment  ov  af4rz  fer  andder  personj 

a  sum  pad  bj  an  inkdmbent  tu  a  bijop,  at  vizi- 

tajonz. 
Procurator,  Pr6k-yix-ra-tor,   n.  a  Roman  pro- 

vinjal  majistrat; — wun  hco  undertaks  tu  manaj 

eni  legal  prosedigz  fer  andder;  an  ajent;  manaj- 
er; a  proktor. 
Peocueatoeial,  Prok-yq,-ra-t6-ri-al,    a.   relatig 

tu,  er  dun  bj,  a  proktor. 
Peocuratorship,  Prok-yt},-ra-tor-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov 

a  prokyqrator.  [prokyi^rajon. 

Peocuratory,  Prok-y4-ra-to-ri,  a.  tendig  tu 
Procure,  Pro-ki\r,  k.  t.    tu  manaj;  tu  transakt 

fer  andder;  tu  obtan;  tu  akwjr;  tu  gan;  tu  win; 

tu  ern;  tu  perswad;  tu  kontrjv;  tu  ferward. 
Procure,  Pro-k^r,  v.  i.  tu  bed;  tu  pimp. 
Procueemext,  Pro-ki],r-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  pro- 

ki],rig.  [pimp;  a  pander. 

Procurer,  Pro-kvir-er,  n.  wun  hiD  prokqrz;  a 
Procuress,  Pro-ki^^r-es,  n.  Je  dat  prokii,rz;  a  bed. 
Prodigal,  Pr6d-i-gal,  a.    profits;   wastful;  eks- 

pensiv;  lavij;  ekstravagant. 
Peodigal,  Prod-i-gal,  n.  a  waster;  a  spendtrift; 

a  lavijer. 
Prodigality,  Prod-i-gal-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

prodigal;  ekses;   ekstravagans;    profiijon;   wast. 
Prodigally,  Prod-i-gal-i,  ad.  in  a  prodigal  man- 

er:  profi^^sli. 
Peodigious,  Pro-dij-us,   a.    wunderful;  amazig; 

astonijig:  portentus;  enermus:  monstrus. 
Peodigiously,  Pro-dij-us-li,  ad.   in  a   prodijus 

maner:  amazigli;  astonijigli. 
Peodigiousness,   Pro-dij-us-nes,    n.    de  stat  ov 

beig  prodijus;  portentusnes. 
Prodigy,  Prod-i-ji,  n.  eni  tig  ^t  ov  dE  erdinari 

kors  ov  naty^r;    portent;    eni  tig   astonijig;  a 

wunder;  a  monster.  [erus. 

Peoditoey,  Prod-i-to-ri,  a.  {Zaiv)  treznabl;  treq- 
Produce,  Pro-di\s,  v.  t.    tu  brig  fort;  tu  yeld; 

tu  aford;  tu  giv:  tu  impqrt;  tu  ofer  tu  \\\:  ttl 

egzibit  tu  de  publik:  tu  b^r;  tu  kez;  tu  efekt; 

tu  jenerat;  tu  ekstend. 


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PboduOE,  Pr6(l-n,s,  ».  dat  hwiq  iz  prodi^st;  dat 

hwiq   oni  tig  yeldz  er  brigz;  produkt;   am'int; 

profit:  gan. 

Peoducer,  I'ro-di^s-er,  w.  wun  hd)  prudi^sez. 

FEODt'CiBiLiTY,  Pro-dq,s-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  dc  stat  ov 

bill)  prudii,!<ibl.  [or  egztbitcd. 

Peoducible,  Pru-di'is-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  prodiist 

Peodlciblkxess,  Pria-di'is-i-bl-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 

bEi|)  priDiln,»ibl. 
Product,  Prod-ukt,  n.  sumtir)  prodi\st  b|  natyt^r 
or  urt;    p^udn,^^;    produkjon;  wurk;   kompozijon; 

eftjkt   ov   qrt   or   labor;    performans;    rezult. — 

{Aii/h  )  de  reziiltor  kwontiti  prodi^it  bj  miilli- 

pliii)  wun  number  bj  aniider:  sum. 
Peoducta,  Pro-diilc-ta,   n.    {Geol.}   a  jenus  ov 

ek.siii)kt,  fi);iil,  bjvalv  Jclz. 
I'sonuCTiBLE.  I'ro-duk-ti-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  pro- 

di'ist:  jirudii^ibl.  [tensil. 

Peoulctile,  I'ru-diik-til,  a.  dat  ma  be  dron  st; 
Pboduction",  IVij-diik-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  prcsdi],sir); 

eni  ti{)  i)ruiirist;  friDt;    produkt;   kompozijon;  a 

literan  wurk;  u  wurk  ov  qrt;  a  performans. 
Peoductive,  I'rco-diik-tiv,  a.  dat  prodqsez;  kozif] 

produkjon;  havio  p-ser  tu  prodi'is;  fertil:  efijcnt. 
Peodl'CTIVelv,  I'ro-dtik-tiv-li,  ad.  in  a  prodiik- 

tiv  uiiiicr.  [beijj  prodiiktiv. 

Productive.vess,  Pro-diik-tiv-ncs,  n.  de  stat  ov 
Peoductivity,  Prod-uk-tiv-i-ti,   n.    de  piser  ov 

prolii-iij).  [um. 

Proem.  I'ru-cm,  n.  prefas;  introdukjon;  egzordi- 
I'EOEMrTOSis,  Pro-cm-t(j-sis,  n.  {Aflnm.}  a  hap- 

niij  tij  .-(JDn; — apljd  az  a  nam  ov  a  Iq^nar  ekwa- 

Jon,  or  adijon  ov  a  da,  tu  prevent  de  nx^  miDD 

from  hapnig  tn  soQn. 
Peofaxate,  Prof-an-at,*  v.  t.  tu  profan. 
Peokasatiox,  Prof-an-u-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ot  pro- 

fanip:  vjolajon  ov  tiflz  sakred;  irevcrens. 
I*E0FANE,  I'ro-fan,  a.  ireverent  tu  sakred  namz 

er  tiiiz:  impius;  irelijus;  pohited-;  not  pii,r; — sek- 

yqlar:  not  sakred;  az,  "yyro/a/i  histori." 
Peofane,  Pro-fan,  v.  t.  tu  vjolat;  tu  poli\t;  tu 

de-!fkrat;  tu  put  tu  a  rop  jx{s. 
Profanely,    Pro-fan-li,    ad.    wid   irevcrens   tu 

hwot  iz  sakred.  [iz  sakred. 

Peofaneness,  Pro-fan-nes,  n.  irevcrens  ov  hwot 
Peofa.nee,  Pro-fan-er,  n.  wun  hoB  profanz:  a  vj- 
Profa.vity,  Pro-fan-i-ti,  ii.  profannes.     [olator. 
Peofection,  Pro-fek-Jon,*  n.  advdns. 
Peoffiss,  Pro-fes,  v.  t.    tu  mnk   opn  er  publik 

deklarajon  ov;  tu  dekl^r  in  stroj)  termz;  tu  avs; 

tu  mantan. 
Profess,  Pro-fe.«,  v.  x.  tu  dekl4r  opnli;  tu  enter 

intu  a  statov  Ijf,  sekyq,lar  or  relijus.bj  a  publik 

dekl.irajon. 
Prokes-sed,  Pro-f^st,  p.  a.  avsd:  dekl^rd  publikli. 
Peofessedly,  Pro-f6s-ed-li,  ad.  wid  opn  dekiar- 

ajon. 
Peofkssiov,  Pro-f^J-on,  n.   de  akt  ov  prof^sin; 

dttt  bwiq  iz  profest:  deklarajon;— a  kollo;  voka- 

Jon;  an  einplcfraent  rekwirig  a  lerned  edyqkajon, 

az  doz  ov  diviniti,  lo,  and  fizik. 
Peofessional,  Pro-f6J-on-al,  a.  relatij)  tu  a  kol- 

in  or  prufejon;  dun  bj  a  praf^sor. 
Professionally,  Pro-WJ-on-al-i,  ad.  h\  profejon: 

az  <i  p-ote^or. 
Professor,  I'ro-f^s-or,   n.    wun   hoo  profescz;  a 

publik  teqer  ov  sura  sjensorqrt,  in  a  yq,niversiti 

koli'j.  As.;  wun  hiD  maks   profejon  ov   eni  tig- 

wun  vizibli  er  profcsedli  relijus. 
Professorship,  Pro-f^s-or-Jip,  n.    de  stajon  er 

ofi-!  iiv  a  prufesor. 
Proffer,  Pr6f-er,  r.  t.    tu  prop<iz:   tu  ofer  tu 

ak-i'ptans;  tu  at«mt  ov  wunz  on  akerd. 
Proffer.  Prof-er,  n.  sumtig  prop6zd  tu  aksdp- 

tiins:  ofer. 
Pbofferer,  Pr6f-er-er,  n.  wun  ha>  prof  en. 


Peoficience,  Pro-fiJ-ons,    J  n.  advdnsmcnt;  im- 

Peoficiency,  Pro-fij-en-ai,  I  pnDvment  gand; 
progres. 

Proficient,  Pro-fiJ-ent,  n.  wun  hoD  haz  mad  ad- 
vdnsmcnt in  oni  studi  or  bizncs;  an  adept. 

Profile,  Prii-fel,  Pro-ft'l,  ur  Prd-fjl,  ».  de  -utsjd 
or  kontiiir  ov  eni  tig,  suq  az  a  figyqr,  bildig,  or- 
nament, de  fas,  4s.;  Q  bed  or  purtrat  rcprezeoted 
sidwHz;  de  sjd-fas;  hqf-fas. 

Profile,  Pro-fel,  v.  t.  tu  dro  an  ■stljn  ov. 

I'rofilist.  Pro-fel-ist,  n,  wun  huo  droz  a  profel. 

Profit,  Prof-it,  »i.  pekqniari  gan;  ojxJzd  tu  Imf 
At  surplus  muni  hwiq  remtinz  tu  a  deler,  abdr 
dat  wid  hwi<5  he  began;  benefit;  advdntaj;  pro- 
fijensi.  [advdns. 

Profit,  Pr6f-it,  v.  t.  tu  benefit;  tu  advdntaj;  tu 

Profit,  Prof-it,  v.  i.  tu  gan  advdntaj;  tu  mak 
improjvment. 

Profitable,  Prof-it-a-bl,  a.  afordig  profit:  ben- 
efijal;  gnnful;  Iqkrativ;  yi^sful;  advantajus. 

Profitableness,  Prof-it-a-bl-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 
ov  beij)  profitabl.  [tajusli. 

Profitably,  Pr6f-it-a-bli,   ad.   ganfuli;   advan- 

Peofitless,  Prof-it-les,  a.  vffd  ov  profit,  gan,  or 
a<ivuntaj. 

Profligacy,  Prof-li-ga-si,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  profli- 
gat;  vjs;  abandond  kondukt;  depraviti. 

Profligate,  Prof-li-gat,  a.  abandond  tu  vjs; 
opiili  vijus;  lost  tu  vertyq,  and  desensi;  Jamles. 

Profligate,  Prof-li-gat,  n.  an  abandond  er  prof- 
ligat  person.  [maner. 

Profligately,  Pr6f-li-gat-li,  ad.  in  a  profligat 

Profligateness,  Prof-li-gat-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 
ov  beifl  profligat. 

Profluvium,  Pro-fli'i-vi-um,  n.  [Z.]  pi.  Pro-flq,- 
vi-a,  {Med.)  a  morbid  discqrj  or  tluks. 

Pro  forma.  Pro  for-ma,  [Z.J  lor  formz  sak. 

Profound,  Pro-fiind,  a.  dep;  desendij)  fqr  bel6 
de  surfas;  lo.  wid  respekt  tu  de  naborii)  plasez; 
— intelektyq^ali  dep;  lerned; — dep  in  kontrjvans; 
hidn: — loli;  humbl;  submisiv. 

Profound,  Pro-f^nd,  n.  de  dep;  de  se;  de  abis. 

Profoundly,  Pro-f^nd-li,  ad.  in  a  profxnd  man- 
or; depli. 

Profoundness,  Pro-find-nes,  n.  depfi  ov  plas; 
depb  ov  nolej;  profunditi. 

Profundity,  Pro-fiin-di-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  bcig 
profiind:  depfc  ov  plas  er  nolej. 

Profuse,  Pro-fqs,  a.  lavij;  t^n  liberal;  prodigal; 
ekstravagant;  overabiindig;  egzyqberant. 

Profusely,  Pro-fqs-li,  ad.  in  a  profqs  maner; 
lavijli.  [fi'^j;  profq3on. 

Profuseness,  Pro-f i\,s-nes,  n..  de  statov  beig  pro- 

Pbofusion,  Pro-fq-;?on,  n.  de  statov  beig  profits; 
lavijnes;  prodigaliti;  profq,snes;  ekses;  ekstrava- 
gans; — abdndans;  egzyqberant  plenti. 

Prog,  Prog.t  ».  i.  tu  go  a  begip:  tu  proki'ir  bj 
begarli  triks;  tu  stel:  tu  Jift  menli  fer  provijonz. 

Prog,  Prog,t  n.  vitlz;  provijon  ov  eni  kjnd. 

1*rogenitoe,  Pro-jen-i-tor,  n.  wun  from  hcBm  an- 
iider desendz  in  a  direkt  Ijn;  a  forfqder;  an  an- 
sestor.  [ras. 

Progfny,  Pr6j-en-i,  n.    ofsprig;  des^ndants;  ijq; 

Prognosis,  Prog-n6-sis,  n.    dat  pqrt  ov  medisin 
bj  hwiq  de  progres  and  terminajon  ov  dizezez  qr 
jujd  ov  bj  a,ir  simtomz. 
Prognostic,  Prog-nos-tik,  a.  forjoij);  fortoknig 

dizt'z  or  rekuveri. 
Peognostic,  Prog-n6s-tik,  n.  predikjon:  a  tokn; 

de  jujment  formd  ov  de  ev^nt  ov  a  dizez. 

Pboqnosticable,  Prog-nos-ti-ka-bl,  a.  dat  ma  b« 

forniin  or  fort<f(ld.  [tu  furjti. 

Peognosticate,  Prog-n63-ti-kat,  r.  t.  tu  fort^I; 

Peoonostication,  Prog-nos-ti-ka-Jon    n.  de  akt 

ov  progn6stikatig:  dat  hwi^  is  progn6stikat«d; 

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Peognosticator,  Prog-nos-ti-ka-tor,  n.  wxm  hat 

prngnostikats;  a  forteler. 
Program,  Fra-gram,  n.  a  bil  er  plan  egzibitii)  an 

•jtljn  ov  an  eutertanment  er  publik  perfermans, 

az  at  a  kolej  or  yipiversiti;  an  advertizment;  an 

eJikt. 
Programma,  Pro-gram-a,  [L.]  )  n.  a  yi|,niversiti 
Programme,  Pro-gi-am,  [/V.]   i      term,  signifjiij 

an  ■stlin  ov  de  spsqez  and  orajonz  tia  b£  deliv- 

erd  on  a  partik^'^^lar  okagon; — an  ■stlja  ov  eni 

entertanment  or  publik  seremoni. 
Progress,  Prog-res,  n.  kors;  prosejon;  pasaj;  ad- 

vdnsment  in  nolej;  profijensi;  rsmitival  from  wun 

plas  tu  andder;  a  jurni  ov  stat. 
Progress,  Pro-gres,  v.  i.  tu  mak  progres;  tu  ad- 

vdns;  tu  prosed;  tu  mcDv  forward. 
Progression,  Prcs-greJ-on,  )i.  regyi^lar  and  grad- 

yipil  advdns;  gradyi^al  mojon  forward;  kors; — 

intelekty\|al  advdns;  progres. — {Arith.)  a  serigz 

ov  numberz  inkrssLg  er  dskrssig  bj  skwai  difer- 

ensez. 
Peogressioxal,  Pro-greJ-on-al,  a.   impliii)  pro- 

grejon;  advansip;  progresiv. 
Progressive,  Pro-gres-iv,  a.  goii)  forward;  mak- 

ii)  progres;  advansig. 
Progressively,  Pro-gres-iv-li,  ad.  bj  regyi^lar 

kors  or  advdns.  [advdnsig. 

Progressiveness,  Pro-gres-iv-nes,  n.  Az  stat  ov 
Pro  hac  vice,  Pro  hak  vj-se,  [Z.]  for  dis  turn. 
Prohibit,  Pro-hib-it,  v.  t.  tu  forbid;  tu  interdikt 

bj  etoriti;  tu  dsbqr;  tu  hinder.  [d  forbider. 

Prohibitee,  Pro-hib-it-er,  n.  wun  hoD  prohibits; 
Prohibition,  Pro-hi-biJ-on,   n.   ds   akt  ov  pro- 

hibitii);    interdikjon;    interdikt. — {Law)    a    rit 

iji],d   bj   wun  kort   tu  stop   de   prosedigz  ov 

andder. 
Prohibitionist,  Pro-hi-biJ-on-ist,  n.  an  advokat 

fer  prohibitori  mejqrz. 
Prohibit. VE,  Pro-hib-i-tiv,      I   a.  impljii)  pro- 
pROHiBiTORY,  Pro-hib-i-to-ri,  j       hibijon;    pro- 

hibitir);  forbidii). 
Project,  Pro-jekt,  v.  t.  tu  tro  er  kast  ferword; 

tu  egzibit  a  ferm,  az  ov  de  imaj  tron  on  a  mir- 

or; — tu  skem;  tu  form  in  de  mind;  tu  kontrjv; 

tu  plan.  [ward;  tu  ekstend. 

Project,  Pro-jekt,  v.  i.  tu  jut  ■st;  tu  Joot  fer- 
Project,  Proj-ekt,  n.  a  skem;  dezin:  kontrivans. 
Projectile,  Pro-jek-til,  n.  a  bodi  projekted  er 

put  in  moJon.  [forward. 

Projectile,  Pro-jek-til,  a.  impeld  or  impeliij 
Projection,  Pro-jek-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  projektii); 

dat  hwiq  iz  projekted;  dat  hwiq  projekts;  a  pqrt 

jutig  ■St,  az  in  a  bildii); — a  plan;  delineajon; 

skem;  de  reprezentajon  ov  eni  objekt  on  a  plan. 
Projector,  Fro-jekt-or,  n.   vua  hoi  projekts;  a 

skemer.  [Jon;  a  jutii)  ■St. 

Projecture,  PrQ-jekt-yti,r,  n.  {Arch.)  a  projek- 
Projet,  Pro-ja,  n.  [/V.]   a  plan;  a  projekt;   de 

draft  ov  a  propozd  treti  er  konvenjon. 
Prolapse,  Pro-laps,  v.  t.  tu  protrdbd; — i;.  t.  tro. 

ekstend  ■St. 
Prolate,  Pro-lat,  a.  ekstended  er  bret  ■st  beyond 

an  egzakt  figyi^r  er  sfer.     (I  sfer  dren  ■st  at  de 

polz  iz  pralat;  wun  flatnd  at  de  polz  iz  ohlat. 
Prolation,  Pro-la-Jon,  n.    uterans;   de  akt  ov 

brir)ig  ■st; — dela;  de  akt  ov  deferii). 
Proleg,  Pro-leg,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  fels  er  spq,rius  leg 

ov  serten  insekts. 
Prolegomena,  Prol-e-gom-e-na,  n.  pi.  prelimi- 

nari  (jbzervajonz  prefikst  tu  eni  wurk. 
Prolegomenary,  Prol-e-gom-e-na-ri,  a.   intro- 

ddkiori;  prefatori. 
Pbolepsis,   Pro-lep-sis,  n.  {Rhet.}  a  figyTl,r  bj 

hwiq  objekjonz  qr  antisipated  and  anserd;  an- 

tisipajon. — {Ckron.}    an   eror   in   kronoloji    bj 

hwiq  events  q,r  dated  too  erli. 


Proleptic,  Pra-lep-tik,  )  a.  previu3;ante9E- 

Proleptical,  Fro-lep-ti-kal,  i      dent;~apljd  tu 

serten  fits  ov  a  dizez.  [antisipajon. 

Proleptically,  Pro-lep-ti-kal-i,  ad.  bj  wa  ov 
Prolicide,  Pr61-i-sjd,  n.  de  destrukjou  ov  hii,man 

ofspriij;  infantisjd. 
Proliferous,  Pro-lif-er-us,  a.  {Bot.}  prodqsifl 

projeni;  prolifik. 
Prolific,  Pro-lif-ik,  )  a.  prodnsii)  ofsprifl; 

Prolifical,  Pro-lif-i-kal,  S     frootful;  proddktiv; 

promisiij  fekunditi.  [duktivli. 

Prolifically,  Pro-lif-i-kal-i,  ad.  friDtfuli;  pro- 
Prolification,  Pro-lif-i-ka-Jon,  n.  jenerajon  ov 

qildrcn;  produkjon.  [prolifik. 

Prolificness,  Pro-lif-ik-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
Prolix,  Pro-liks,  a.  log;  tedyus;  difixs;  not  konsjs; 

tjrsum.  [proliks;  tjrsum  legfi. 

Prolixity,  Pro-liks-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
Prolixly,  Pro-liks-li,  ad.  at  grat  legt;  tedyusli. 
Prolixness,  Pro-liks-nes,  ».  tedyusnes;  proliksiti. 
Prolocutor,  Pr61-o-kn,-tor,  )i.  wun  hco  speks  be- 

fcor  er  f.^r  uderz:  de  forman  er  speker  ov  a  kon- 

vokajon.  [digniti  ov  a  pr61okii,tor. 

Peolocutorship,  Prol-o-kii,-tor-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  er 
Prologue,  Prol-og,  n.  a  pes  in  vers  re^ited  befor 

de  reprezentajon  ov  a  pla;  a  prefas;  introdukjon 

tu  eni  diskors  er  perfermans. 
Prologue,  Piol-og,^*  v.  t.  tu  introdii,s  formali. 
Prolong,  Pro-log,  v.  t.  tu  legten  ■st;  tu  kontin- 

yH,;  tu  put  of  tu  a  distant  tjm;  tu  protrakt;  tu 

dela. 
Prolongation,  Pro-log-ga-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  pro- 

logig;  protrakjon;  dela.  [logz. 

Prolonger,  Pro-16g-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  pro- 
Prolusion,  Pro-lii-3on,  n.  a  preli^d;  an  introduk- 
jon: an  esa. 
Promenade,  Prom-e-nqd,  &r  Prom-e-nad,  n.  [Fr.] 

a  wak;  a  plas  for  wekig;  a  wok  fer  plegn,r  er  Jo. 
Promenade,  Prom-e-nqd,  v.  t.  tu  wek;  tu  tak  a 

wok.  [nqdz. 

Peomenadee,  Prom-e-nq,d-er,  n.  wun  hcD  prome- 
Promethean,  Pro-me-te-an,  n.  a  smel  glas  tq,b 

kontanig  konsentrated  sulfn,rik  asid,  sur^nded 

wid  an  inflamabl  mikstyn,r. 
Promethean,  Pro-me-te-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Pro- 

meteus;  havig   de  Ijf-givig   kwoliti  ov  de  fjr 

hwiq  he  stol  from  he"n. 
Prominence,  Prom-i-nens,     {  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
Prominency,  Prom-i-nen-si,  J         prominent;    a 

projekjon;   konspikyi^usnes;   prot^berans;   eks- 

tant  pqrt. 
Prominent,  Prom-i-nent,  a.  standig   ■st  beyond 

de  uder  pqrts;  protn,berant;  ful;  konspikyq,u3. 
Peominently,  Prom-i-nent-li,  ad.  in  a  prominent 

maner. 
Peomiscuous,  Pro-mis-kn-us,   a.   miggld;  indJH- 

kriminat;   komon;  konfqzd;  undistiggwijt. 
Peomiscuously,  Pro-mis-kn,-us-li,  ad.  in  a  pro- 

miski],us  maner.  [ov  beig  promiskq,u3. 

Promiscuousness,  Pro-mis-kix-us-nes,  ;i.  de  stat 
Promise,  Prom-is,  «.  a  deklarajon  hwiq  bjndz  ds 

wun  dat  maks  it;  a  deklarajon  ov  sum  benefit 

tu  be  konferd;  engajment:  wurd;  dat  hwiq  iz 

promist;  perfermans  ov  a  promis;  hop;  ekspekta- 

Jon. 
Promise,  Prom-is,  v.  t.  tu  dekl^r  a  purpus  tu  d* 

sumtig  dezjrd;  tu  aji'^r  bj  promis;  tu  mak  dek- 
larajon ov  gud,  and  sumtjmz  ov  il. 
Promise,  Prom-is,  v.  i.  tu  eksjt  hop  er  ekspekta- 

Jon;  tu  mak  a  promis;  tu  bid  f£),r.  [iz  mad. 

Promisee,  Prom-is-e,  n.  wun  tu  htcm  a  promis 
Promise -keeping,  Prom-is-kep-ig,   n.  adherens 

tu  promis. 
Promiser,  Prom-is-er,  n.  wun  hot)  promisez. 
Promising,  From-is-ig,  a.  givig  promis;  afordig 

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Pbomisor,  Prom-is-or,  or  Prom-i8-«r,  n.  {Laui) 
wuii  hO)  promisez.  It  iz  pron'snst  prwuuCr 
bwi'D  yxyiii  in  opuzijon  tu  pri/mUe. 

PEOMissoaiLT,  I'rom-is-o-ri-li,  ad,  bj  wa  ov 
pro  mis. 

Pbomissort,  Pr6m-i8-o-ri,  a.  kontanig  a  promis. 
Prijinitciri  not,  a  not  er  riti{)  kuntanig  a  promis 
tu  pa  a  spcsifjd  sum,  er  perferm  a  spesiljd  akt. 

PaoMO.VTORT,  Prom-on-to-ri,  n.  a  hedland;  a 
kap:  a  perat  ov  land,  komonli  b^,  projektig  intu 
At  it. 

Peomote,  Pro-mot,  v.  t.  tu  forward;  tia  advdns; 
tu  elerat;  tu  egzelt;  tu  prefer;  tu  raz  in  ra{)k 
er  ufis. 

Promoter,  Pro-m6t-er,  n.  wun  bd)  pronKSts;  an 
advdnser:  forwarder:  enkiirajer. 

Peouotion,  Pra-m6-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  proraotig; 
de  Stat  ov  btig  promoted;  advdnsment:  enkiir- 
ajment;  egzeltajon  tu  sum  nq,  onor  or  ragk; 
preferment.  [helpful. 

Promotive,  Pro-m6-tiv,  a.   tendij)    tu    promut; 

Prompt,  Promt,  a.  kwik;  redi;  akij^t;  czi;  ajil; 
alert;  brisk;  Ijvli;  sprjtli:  unobstrakted;  imediat; 
prep^rd;  wontig  no  nq,  motiv; — redi;  told  dun; 
az,  prirrnt  pamcnt. 

Prompt,  Promt,  v.  t.  tu  insit;  tu  asist  hwen  at  a 
In:*,  jxirtikyivlarli  for  wurdz;  tu  diktat;  tu  eksjt: 
tu  instigat:  tu  remjnd. 

Prompter,  Pr6mt-er,  n.  wun  hot  promts. 

Promptitude,  I'rom-ti-ti^d,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
promt:  rediues;  kwiknes.  [usli. 

Promptly,  Pr6mt-li,  ad.  redili;  kwikli;  ekspedij- 

Pkcmptness,  Promt-nes,  n.  redines:  kwiknes. 

PaoMPTUARy,  Pr6mt-yn,-a-ri,  n.  a  storhTSs;  a  re- 
pozitoii:  a  magazen. 

Promulgate,  Pro-miil-gat,  v.  t.  tu  publi/;  tm 
mak  Don  bj  opn  deklarajon. 

Promulgation',  Prom-ul-ga-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
jiromuli^atiij;  deklarajon:  publikajon. 

Promulgator,  Pr6m-ul-ga-tor,  »>■  Prom-ul-ga- 
tor,  n.  wun  hott  promtilgats:  a  ptiblijer. 

Promulge,  Pro-mulj,  c.  t.  tu  promulgat;  tu 
publij:  tu  te<j  opnli.  [a  promulgator. 

Promulger,  Pro-mdij-er,*  n.  wun  hot)  promdljez; 

PRO.NAOS,  Pro-na-os,  n.  {Arch.)  de  frunt  porq  ov 
a  tempi  or  ov  a  cjurq. 

pRONATio.N,  Pro-na-Jon,  n.  At  pozijon  ov  de  hand 
in  hwiq  de  pqm  iz  tumd  d-snward. 

Pronator,  Pro-na-tor,  n.  {Anat.}  a  musl  yq,zd 
in  turnig  de  pqm  ov  de  hand  dtjnwardz. 

Pro.vk,  Pron,  a.  Ijig  wid  de  fas  d^nwardz,  az 
opozd  tu  siipin;  bendig  d'snward;  not  erekt; 
presipitus:  slopig:  inkljnd. 

Pao.NELY,  Pron-li,  ad.  in  a  pron  maner;  d'snward. 

Pronesess,  Pr(f)n-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  pron; 
deseal:  dekliviti;  inklinajon;   dispozi/on  tu  il. 

Prong,  Prog,  n.  a  spjk  ov  a  fark:  a  fork,     [telop. 

Prongbuck,  Prog-buk,  n.  {ZmI.}  a  spejcz  ov  an- 

Pronoed,  Progd,  a.  havig  progz:  forked. 

Pronominal,  Pro-nom-i-nal,  a.  relatig  tu  a 
pronKu:  havig  Ac  natynr  ov  a  pron-sn. 

Pronominallt,  Pro-nom-i-nal-i,  ad.  in  de  man- 
er ov  a  pron'sn. 

Pronou.v,  Prii-nun,  n.  a  wurd  dat  iz  yi^id  insted 
ov  a  n-sn,  tu  av<5rd  de  ti>  frekwent  repetijon  ov 
de  sam  wurd.  Pers</nnl  prcinsnz  qr  yqzd  az 
substitqts  for  nTsni  dat  dernjt  personz:— da  qr 
i,  ds,  he,  Jf,  it,  wid  dqr  pliirali,  we,  ycb  or  yr , 
and  da.  A'rlutiv  prcinsnz,  in  jenenil,'relat  tu 
sum  wurd  er  fraz  goip  befor,  ksld  Az  antese- 
dent:— da  qr  h<t>,  hwt;,  hw't,  and  dat.  Hat, 
hici;,  and  hici>t,  hwen  yqzd  in  askig  kwestyonz, 
qr  ki»ld  iiUtrix^ativ  /irunsru.  Adjtktio  protnanz 
portak  ov  At  propertiz  hot  ov  pron'snz  and  ad- 
jektivz,  and  qr  sdbdivjded  intu  de  p"zetio.  At 
diitribyntiv,  de  demorutratie,  and  dc  ind^nit.  \ 


He  pozeaiv  qr  mj  or  mfn.  d'l  or  rf/n,  Aix,  her,  sr, 

yaar,  dqr; — de  dislribyqtiv,  etj,  eva-i,  ider,  ne- 
der;—at  demonstrativ,  dui,  dat,  dez,  doz; — de 

indef  init,  nuvi,  udtr,  tui,  wun,  ol,  truij,  As. 
Pronounce,  Pro-msns,   v.  t.   tu   qrtikyqlat;  tu 

spek;  tu  uter;  tu  form  or  qrtikyqlat  bj  de  er- 

ganz  ov  speQ;  tu  uter  retorikali;  tu  dekl^r;  tu 

aferm. 
Pronounce,  Pro-nins,  ».  i.  tu  spek  wid  konfi- 

deus  er  etoriti.  [proninst. 

Pronounceable,  Pro-nxns-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be 
PRONOUNCER,  Pro-n-jns-er,  n.  wun  hoi  promsnsez. 
Pronouncing,  Pro-n'sns-ig, />/>.  a.  uterig;  relatig 

tu  prunuiisia/on. 
Pronunciation,  Pro-nun-si-ajon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

pron'tsnsig;  mod  ov  pronisusig;  uterans;  deliver! 

ov  a  diskors.  [niinsez. 

Pronunciator,  Pro-ndn-Ji-a-tor,  n.  wun  hoo  pro- 
PaoxuNCiATORY,   Pro-ndn-Ji-a-lo-ri,    a.    relatig 

tu  pronunsiajon. 
Proof,  Piiiif,  >i.  dat  bj  hwiq  sumtig  iz  priDvd;  ev- 

idens;  testimoni;  rezn:  qrgq,ment;  demonstrajon; 

— eksperiens;  test;  trjal;  eksperiment; — dat  hwiq 

haz  bin  pnDvd;— ferm  temper;  impenetrabiliti. — 

{Frintiiiy)  At  trjal-Jet  for  egzaminajon  er  kor- 

ek/on;  u  proif-Jet. 
I^oor,  PriLf,  a.  impenetrabl;  abl  tu  rczist;  havig 

bin  prcDvd  abl  tu  rczist  samtig; — takn  from  a 

koper  plat  befor  it  iz  at  el  worn.  [er  pnof. 

Proofless,  Prdif-les,  a.  unpni»vd;  wontig  evidens 
Proof-sheet,  Prcof-fet,   n.    {Printing)   At  ferst 

imprejon  ov  a  printed  Jet  for  korekjon:  a  prccif. 
Prop,  Prop,  v.  t.  tu  suport  bj  plasig  sumtig  un- 
der or  agenst;  tu  suport;  tu  sustan. 
Prop,  Prop,  n.  a  suport;  a  sta;  dat  hwiq  sastanz. 
Propedeutics,  Pro-pe-dit-tiks,  >i.///.  prelim inari 

lernig,  konekted  wid  eni  qrt  or  sjens. 
Propagable,  Prop-a-ga-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  propa- 
gated er  spred. 
Propagandism,  Prop-a-gan-diz-m,  n.  a.  sistem  ov 

naejiirz  for  de  propagajon  ov  opinyona  or  prin- 

siplz;  proseljtizm. 
Propagandist,  Prop-a-gan-dist,  n.  wun  emplffd 

tu  propagat  opinyonz. 
Propagate,  Prop-a-gat,  v.  t.  tu  kontinyrv  er  spr«d 

bj  jenerajon  er  suksesiv  produkjon;  tu  ekstend; 

tu  serkij^lat;  tu  difq,z;  tu  diseminat;  tu  promot; 

tu  inkres;  tu  jenerat.  [inkres. 

Propagate,  Pr6p-a-gat,  v.  i.  tu  hav  ofsprig  er 
l^KOPAGATio.v,  Prop-a-ga-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  prop- 

agatig:  de  stat  ov  beig  propagated;  jenerajon; 

prudukjon;  inkres;  ekstenjon. 
Propagator,  Prop-a-ga-tor,  n.  wun  bet)  propagata; 

a  spreder. 
Propel,  Pro-pel,  v.  t.  tu  dqv  forward;  tu  nrj  on; 

tu  impel.  [p6zd. 

Propend,  Pro-pend,*  v.  x.  tu  inkljn;  tu  be  dis- 
PROPENDENCY,  Pro-pcn-den-si,  n.   inklinajon  er 

tendensi;  atentiv  deliberajon;  i)erpendensi. 
Peopendent,  Pro-pend-ent,  a.  hagig  forward  er 

d'snward. 
PROPENSK.  Pro-p6ns,*  a.  inkljnd;  di3p<&zd. 
l^aoPENSiON,  Pro-pen-Jon,*  i  n.  natyqral  tenden- 
Propensity,  Pro-pen-si-ti,  i      si;  beut  ov  mjnd; 

bja^;    inklinajon;   dispozijon   tu   eni   tig,  gud 

or  bad. 
Proper,  Pr6p-er,  a.  pekqlyar;  belogig  or  pckql- 

yar  tu  At  individyqal:  not  belogig  tu  mor;  not 

komon:  notig  an  individyqal:  wunz  on;  nityti- 

ral;  orijinal;  fit;   akomudaled:  adapted;  siitabi; 

kwolif  jd;  egzakt;  akyiirat;  just;  strikl;  rjt;  real; 

not  figyij^ritiv. 
Properly,   Prop-er-li,  ad.   in  a   proper  maaer; 

siriktli;  fitli;  sqtabli;  in  a  strikt  sens. 
Propk&ness,  Pr6p-er-nes,  n,  &t  kwoliti  ov  bsig 

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Peopeett,  Prop-er-ti,  n.  a  pekiilyar  kwoliti; 
kwoliti;  atribiit;  dispozijon;— dat  hwiq  iz  wunz 
on;  rjt  ov  pozejon:  pozejon  held  in  wunz  on  rjt; 
til)  pozest;  estat;  giadz. 

Peophasis,  Prof-a-sis,  n.  {Med.)  prognosis. 

Peophecy,  Piof-e-si,  n.  a  fortelig  ov  sumtig  dat 
iz  tu  tak  plas  in  a  fn,tyii,r  tjni;  dat  hwiq  iz  for- 
told;  prsdikjon. 

Peophesier,  Pr6f-8-sj-er,  n.  wun  h(D  profEsjz. 

Peophesy,  Pr6f-8-sj,  v.  t.  tu  fortel  hwot  iz  tu 
tak  plas  at  sum  fii,tyn,r  tjui;  tu  predikt;  tu  for- 
tel; tu  prognoslikat;  tu  iorjo.  [prsq- 

Peophesy,  Prof-e-sj,  v.  i.  tu  uter  prsdikjonz;  *tu 

Peophesying,  Prof-E-sj-ig,  n.  dc  akt  ov  fortelig; 
■'■dg  akt  ov  prgqig. 

Peophet,  Prof-et,  n.  wun  hO)  profgsj'^;  '^"'^  ^'^ 
fortelz  fixtyi],r  events;  a  x)rEdikter;  a  forteler;  a 
rjter  ov  profgsiz;  de  rjtig  ov  a  profet;— />Z.  de 
porjon  ov  de  Old  Testament  ritn  bj  &z  profets. 

Peophetess,  Prof-et-es,  n.  a  wuman  hoo  profesjz 
er  fortelz. 

Peophetic,  Profet-ik,  j    a.    relatiij    tu    a 

Peophetical,  Pro-fet-i-kal,  \  profet;  relatig 
tu   Q   profesi;  forseig;  fortelig. 

Peophetically,  Pro-fet-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  de  maner 
ov  a   profesi. 

E*EOPHETiCALNESS,  Pro-fet-i-kal-nes,  n.  de  kwol- 
iti ov  bsig  profetikal. 

Pkophetlike,  Prof-et-ljk,  a.  Ijk  a  profet. 

Peophylactic,  Prof-i-lak-tik,  n.  {Med.}  a.  pre- 
ventiv. 

Prophylactic,  Prof-i-lak-tik,  •        i  a.  prevent- 

Prophylactical,  Prof-i-lak-ti-kal,  I  ig  dizez; 
preventiv. 

Peopinquity,  Pro-pig-kwi-ti,  n.  nernes;  proks- 
imiti;  kindred;  nernes  ov  blud. 

Peopithecus,  Prop-i-te-kus,  n.  {Zool.}  a  kwod- 
rcioped  aljd  tu  de  lemur. 

Peopitiable,  Pro-piJ-i-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  pro- 
pijiated  er  mad  propijus;  plakabl. 

Propitiate,  Pro-piJ-i-at,  v.  t.  tu  mak  propijus 
er  favorabl;  tu  apez;  tu  rekonsjl;  tu  gan;  tu 
konsiliat.  [Jon  er  atonment. 

Propitiate,  Pro-piJ-i-at,  v.  i.  tu  mak  propijia- 

Propitiation,  Pro-piJ-i-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  pro- 
pi  Jiatig;  dat  hwig  propijiats  ;  rekonsiliajon ; 
atonment.  [ats. 

Propitiator,  Prco-piJ-i-a-tor,  n.  wun  hd)  propiji- 

Propitiatory,  Pro-piJ-i-a-to-ri,  a.  havig  de  pis- 
er  tu  mak  propijus;  konsiliatori. 

Propitiatory,  Pro-piJ-i-a-to-ri,  n.  de  mersi- 
S8t;  de  kuverig  ov  de  qrk  in  de  Jn,iJ  tempi. 

Propitious,  Pro-piJ-us,  a.  favorabl;  kjnd;  benjn; 
benevolent. 

Propitiously,  Pro-piJ-us-li,  ad.  favorabli;  kjndli. 

Propitiousness,  Pro-piJ-us-nes,  n.    favorablnes. 

Proplasm,  Pr6-plaz-m,  n.*a  mold;  a  matriks. 

Peoplastio,  Pro-plas-tik,  a.  fermig  a  mold  er 
kast.  [moldz  far  kastig. 

Proplastice,  Pro-plas-tis,  n.   ae  qrt  ov   makig 

Propolis,  Prop-o-lis,  n.  a  gh],tinus  substans, 
wid  hwig  bez  kloz  de  holz  and  kraniz  ov  d^r 
hjvz. 

Peopoxent,  Pro-po-nent,  n.  {Latv}  wun  ha»  pro- 
p'sndz  er  maks  a  propozal. 

Peoportiox,  Pro-por-Jon,  n.  komparativ  relajon 
ov  wun  tig  tu  andder;  ekwoliti  ov  rajioz;  sjz, 
elwaz  in  komparison;  rajio:  rat;  ekwal  degre; 
harmonik  relajon;  simetri;  adaptajon  ov  wun  tu 
aniider. 

PEOPOETio>f,  Pro-p<fir-Jon,  v.  t.  tu  adjust  bj  kom- 
parativ relajon;  tu  farm  simetrikali. 

Proportionable,  Pro-por-Jon-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be 

proporjond:  proporjonal. 
Peopoetionableness,    Pro-p<5r-Jon-a-bl-nes,   n. 
de  Stat  ov  beig  proporjonabl. 


Proportionably,  Pro-pcSr-Jon-a-bli,  ad.  akerdig 

tu    proporjoii. 
Proportional,  Pro-p6r-Jon-al,  a.  relatig  tu  de 

proporjon  hwiq  objekts,  kwontitiz,  and  numberz 

b%r  tu  eq  uder;  havig  di],  proporjon  er  a  setld 

komparativ  relajon;  proporjonat;  simetrikal. 
Proportional,  Pro-por-Jon-al,  n.  a  kwontiti  in 

proporjon. 
Proportionality,    Pro-por-Jon-al-i-ti,    n.    de 

kwoliti  ov  beig  proporjonal. 
Proportionally,  Pro-p6r-Jon-al-i,  ad.  in  a  pro- 
porjonal degre. 
Proportionate,  Pro-pcSr-Jon-at,  a.  adjusted  tu 

sumtig  els,  akerdig   tia  a   komparativ  relajon; 

proporjonal. 
Proportionate,  Pro-p6r-Jon-at,  v.  t.  tu   adjust 

relativli;  lu  adjust  akerdig  tu  setld  rats. 
Proportionately,  Pro-por-Jon-at-li,    ad.    in  a 

proporjonat  maner. 
Proportionateness,  Pro-por-Jon-at-nes,   n.    de 

Stat  ov  beig  proporjonat. 
Proportion  less,  Pro-por-Jon-les,  a.  wontig  pro- 
porjon or  simetri.  [ov  proporjonig. 
Proportionment,  Pro-por-Jon-ment,  n.   de   akt 
Proposal,  Pro-poz-al,  n.  dat  hwiq  iz  propozd;  a 

skem;  dezjn;  ofer;  propozijon. 
Propose,  Pro-poz,  v.  t.  tu  put  ferward;  tu  bid; 

tu  tender;  tu  ofer  tu  de  konsiderajon. 
Propose,  Pro-poz,  v.  i.  sumtjmz  inkorektli  yTi,zd 

far  jmrpus. 
Proposer,  Pro-poz-er,  n.  wun  hcD  propozez. 
Proposition,  Prop-o-ziJ-on,  n.  a  tig  propozd;  an 

ofer;  a  propozal; — a  sentens  in  hwiq  sumtig  iz 

afermd,  partikyt^^larli  wun  ov  de  tre  members 

ov  a  silojizni. 
Peopositional,  Prop-Q-ziJ-on-al,   a.   relatig  tu, 

er  impljig,  a  propozijon. 
Propound,  Pro-p'snd,  v.  t.  tu  ofer  tu  konsider- 
ajon; tu  propoz;  tu  ofer;  tu  egzibit. 
Propounder,  Pro-p'snd-er,  n.  wun  hoo  prop'sndz; 

a  propozer. 
Proprietary,  Pro-pr|-e-ta-ri,  n.  a  pozesor  in  hiz 

on  rjt;  a  proprjetor;  a  bodi  ov  proprjetorz. 
Proprietary,  Pro-pr|-e-ta-ri,   a.    relatig    tu   a 

serten  oner  er  proprjetor. 
Proprietor,  Pro-prj-e-tor,  n.  a.  pozesor  in  hiz 

on   rjt;   an   oner. 
Proprietorship,  Pro-prj-e-tor-Jip,  n.  de  stat  er 

rjt  ov  Q  proprjetor.  [e.tor;  a  mistres. 

Proprietress,  Pro-prj-e-tres,  n.  a  femal  proprj- 
Propriety,  Pro-prj-E-ti,  n.  peki^lyar  er  eksklq,- 

siv  rjt;  properti; — de  stat  ov  beig  proper;  fitnes; 

sx|tablnes;  justnes.  {propped.) 

Propt,  Propt,   p.   from  Prop;    kontrakted   from 
Propugn,  Pro-pt\n,  v.  t.  tu  defend;  tu  vindikat; 

tu  kontend  fer. 
Propugner,  Pro-pt\,n-er,  n.  a  defender. 
Propulsion,  Pro-pdl-Jon,   n,    de  akt  ov  drjvig 

ferward. 
Propulsive,  Pro-pul-siv,  a.  drjvig  on;  propelig. 
Propyl^um,  Prop-i-le-um,  n.    [/,.]    pi.    Prop-i- 

le-a;  {Arch.}  de  porq  ov  a  tempi;  de  vestibn,l 
ov  a  h-ss. 
Pro  rata,  Pro  ra-ta,  [L.]  {Com.}  akerdig  tu  de 

rat;  in   proporjon. 
PRORfe,  Pror,*  n.  de  pr'S  ov  a  Jip. 
Prorector,  Pro-rek-tor,  n.  an  ofiser  in  a  Jerman 
yH,niversiti,   hcD   prezjdz    in   de  senat  er   aka- 
demik  kort.  [prOrektor. 

Peorectorate,  Pro-r6k-to-rat,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a 
Pro  re  nata.  Pro  re  na-ta,  [Z.]    az  okagon   ma 

arjz;  or,  az  materz  hav  turnd. 
Proreption,  Pro-rep-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  krepig  on. 
Prorogation,  Pro-ro-ga-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  pro- 
rogig;  de  akt  ov  deferig  er  putig  of,  az  de  sejon 
ov  pq,rlament;  kontinyii,ans;  prologgajon. 


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Pbobooue,  Pro-rag,  v.  t.  tu  protrakt;  tu  prol65; 

tui  put  of;  tu  dtla,  az  de  furder  sojon  ov  pqr- 

limont:  tu  adjuru.  [tit. 

Peobi  PTiON,  Pru)-riip-Jon,  n.  de   akt  or  burstig 
Peosaic,  I'ru-za-ik,  a.  relatip  tu  or  konsiatij)  ov 

pruz;  ritn  in  proz;  not  poetikal. 
I'bosaical,  Pro-za-i-kal,    a.    konsistifl   ov   proz; 

prijzaik.  [maner. 

I*BOSAiCALLY,  Pro-za-i-kal-i,   ad.   in  a   prozaik 
Pkosaicism,  Pro-za-i-siz-n),  ra.  prozaik  maner. 
PaosAiST,  IVo-za-ist,  »i.  a  rjterov  proz.  [Modern.] 
Peoscemum,  Pro-sE-ni-uin,  n.  [L.]  dc  plas  befor 

de  sen  hwiir  de  aktorz  aptrd;  de  staj. 
l*E08CaiBE,  Pro-skrjb,  v.  t.  tu  set  disn  in  rjtig  for 

destrukjon;  tu  punij  wid  sivil  det;  tu  kondem; 

tu  ■stlo;  tu  d<liin;  tu  interdikt. 
I'boscbibee,  Pro-skrjb-er,  n.  wun  hcD  proskrjbz. 
Peosceipt,  Prio-skript,    n.    wun  hcD  iz  proskrjbd. 
Peoscription,  Pro-skrip-Jon,  n.  dt  akt  ov  pro- 

skr{bi(j;  de   slat   ov   beij)  proskrjbd;  dcbmd   tu 

det,  tu  sivil  dot,  er  tu  konfiskajon. 
Peosceiptive,  Pro-skrip-tiv,  a.    tcndig  tu  pro- 
skrjb;  proskribip. 
Peose,  Proz,  n.  diskors  er  kompozijon  wid'st  me- 
ter or  poetik  inejq,r;  9I  kompozijon  or  lajgwaj 

not  in  vers. 
PaoSE,  Proz,  V.  i.  tu  rjt  proz;  tu  spsk  tEdyusli. 
Peose,  Proz,  a.  relatig  tu  er  konsistig  ov  proz; 

prozaik;  not  poetik. 
I*B0Secute,  l'r6s-E-kij,t,  v.  t.  tu  pursi^;  tu  kon- 

tinyn,  endevorz  after;  tu  kontinyn;  tu  kari  on; 

tu  aplj  tu  wid  kontinyq,d  purpus;  tu  pursi^    bj 

lo;  tu  SI),  az  a  kriminal;  tu  indjt. 
Pbosecute,  Pr6s-E-kq,t,  v.  i.  tu  kari  on  a  legal 

prosekijjon. 
Peosecutinq,  Pros-e-kt^t-ig,  pp.  a.  pur3q,ifl;  kon- 

duktifl    prosekqjonz. 
Peosecutios,  Pros-E-kij,-Jon,  >i.  de  akt  ov  pr6sE- 

kii,liu;  de  stat  ov  beip   pr6sEkq,ted;  pursi^t;  en- 

devor  tu  kari  on;  a  kriminal  s\\\.. 
Peosecutoe,  Pr63-E-kq,-tor,   n.    wun  h(t)  pr6se- 

kn,ts;  u  pur3n,er.  [pr6sEkq,ts. 

Peosecuteix,  Pr63-E-kq,-triks,    n.    a.    femal    hA 
Peoselyte,  Pros-E-ljt,  n.  wun  hco  iz    proselited; 

wuu  brot  over  tu  a  nq,  opinyon,  partikyn,larli 

in  relijon;  a  konvert. 
Peoselyte,  Pr63-E-ljt,  v.  t.  tu   brig   over  tu  a 

nq,  opinyon;  tu  konvert. 
Peoselytism,  Pros-E-ljt-iz-m,  n,  dt  akt  ov  prose- 

Ijtij);  konverjon;  zel  ter  makig  proseljts. 
Peoselytize,  Pros-E-li-tjz,  v.  t.  tu  konvert;   tu 

proseljt. 
Peoselytize,  Pros-E-li-tjz,  v.  i.  tu  prosEljt. 
I'eose.nneauedeal,  Pros-en-E-a-hE-dral,  a.  hav- 

ij)  nin  fasL'z  on  tU)  adjasent  pqrts,  az  a  kristal. 
Pboseu,  Proz-er,  11.  a  rjter  ov  proz;  wun  hiD  prozoz; 

a  lir-um  relater.  [mur. 

pROsiMiA,  Pro-sim-i-a,  n.  {ZmI.}  a  spejEZ  ov  1e- 
Peosiness,  Pr(b-zi-ne3,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  bEig  prozi 

or  dul.  Intifl. 

Peosing,  Pr6z-ig,  n.  dul  and  tirsum  diskors  or 
J'ttOSiNO,  Pruz-ig,  a.  dul;  tjrsum;  prozaik. 
Pbcsouiacal,  Pros-o-dj-a-kal,  a.    ov  or  rElatijj 

tu  prosodi.  [odiakal  maner. 

I'eosouiacallt,  Pro9-o-dj-a-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  pros- 
Peosodial,  Pro3-<f)-di-aJ,  a.   rslatig    tu   prdsodi; 

proHodikal. 
Peosodian,  Pro3-6-di-an,  n.  wun  skild  in  meter 

or  prorodi;  a    prosodist.  [prosodjakal. 

Peosodical,  Pro-sod-i-kal,*  a.  rElatig  tu  prosodi; 
Peosodist,  Pros-o-dist,  n.    wun   ho)   iz  v^rst  in 

pro^iodi. 
Peosody,  Pr69-o-di,  n.  de  sjens,  er  de  pqrt  ov 

gramar,  hwiq  trets  ov  kwontiti,  akseot,  versifi- 

kajon,  and  de  loz  ov  h^rmoni,  bot   in   metrikal 

sad  proz  kompozi/on. 


Peosopoobapht,  Pro8-o-p6g-ra-fi,  n.    {Rhet.)   a 

degkri|)Jon  ov  animated  objekts. 
Peosopolepsy,  Pros-o-po-lep-si,  n.  prdji^dis  from 

dE  ferst  \\\  ov  a  person;  ])vr3onal  pqrjialiti. 
Peosopopceia,  Pros-o-po-pe-ya,  n.  {Uhet.}  a  fig- 

yH,r  bj  hwiq  inanimat  objekts,  or  abstrakt  ideaz, 

qr  personif jd;  personifikajon. 
Pbospect,  Pr6s-pekt,  «.  a  vq  ov  sumtig  distant; 

a  pias  hwiq  ufurdz  an  ckstendod  vq;  a  landskap; 

a  surva;  a  serisz  ov  objekts  opn  tu  dE  j;  objokt 

ov  vq;  vq  dElinEated;  a  reprE/entaJon  ov  a  land- 
skap;— vq,  intu  fqtqriti,  opozd  tu  rt-troepekt; 

gr'snd  ov  ekspektajon;  regard  tu  sumtig  fqtyqr. 
Pbospect,  Pros-pekt,  v.  i.  tu  luk  forward. 
Peospectio.v,  Pro-sp6k-Jon,  ji.  dE  akt  ov  lukig 

forward,  er  provjdig  for  de  fqtyqr. 
Pbospective,    Pro-sp^k-tiv,    a.    lukig   forward; 

aktig  wid  forsjt;  distant;  fqtyqr.  [tans. 

I^rospective,  Pro-spek-tiv,  n.  a  vq  sen  at  a  dis- 
Peospectiveness,  Pro-spek-tiv-nes,  n.  dE  kwoliti 

ov  beig  prospektiv. 
Peospectus,  Pro-spek-tus,  n.  amstljn  ov  eni  plan, 

er  a  propozal  submiied  tu  de   publik;   komonii 

apljd  tu  a  litcrari   undertakig,   er  a   propozd 

wurk  er  publikajon. 
Peospee,  Pros-per,  v.  t.  tu  mak  prosperus  er  suk- 

seiful;  tu  koz  tu  suksed;  tu  favor. 
Peospee,  Pros-per,  v.  i.  tu  bE  prosperus;  tu  be 

suksesful;  tu  trjv;  tu  flurij. 
Peospebity,  Pros-p^r-i-ti,    n.    de    stat  ov   beiB 

prosperus;  sukses;  gud  fortyqn;  welf^r. 
Peosperous,  Pros-per-us,   a.    suksesful;  fdrtyq- 

nat;  trjvig;  fliirijig;  luki.  [fortyqnatli. 

Prosperously,    Pros-per-us-li,    ad.    suksesfuli; 
Prospeeous.ness,  Pros-per-us-nes,   n.    prosperiti; 

sukses. 
Prosthesis,  Prds-te-sis,  n.  (  Gram.)  a  f igyq,r  bj 

bwiq  wun  er  mor  leterz  qr  prefikst  tu  a   wurd; 

az,  luvd,  Jr-Iuvd.     Se  {I'rothefi-n.) 
Peosthetio,  Pros-tet-ik,  a.  prefikst  tu  a  wurd 

er  leter. 
Peostitute,  Pr6s-ti-ttit,  v.  t.  tu  put  ferward  tu 

sal,  elwaz  in  a   bad   sens;  tu  sel  rogf  uli;  tu 

apropriat  tu  a  bad  yq,s  er  purpus;  tu  eksp6j 

upon  vjl  termz. 
Peostitute,  Pros-ti-tqt,  a.  vijus  for  bjr;  sold  tu 

vjs  or  infami;  perverted;  dEgraded;  vjl. 
Peostitute,  Pros-ti-tqt,  n.  a  jjerson  sold  tu  vjs; 

a  bjrlig:  a  merssnari;  wun  ha>  iz  set  tu  sal;  a 

publik  strumpet. 
Peostitution,  Pros-ti-tq-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  pros- 

titqtig;  de  stat  ov  bEig  prostitqted;  dE  Ijf  ov  a 

j)rostitqt;  Iqdnes.  [tqts. 

Prostitutor,  Pr03-ti-tq-tor,  h.  wun   hot)  prosli- 
Prostrate,    Pros-trat,    a.    Ijig   at   legt;    Ijig  at 

mersi;  prostrated;  tron  d'sn;  Ijig  in  humbl  ado- 

rajon. 
I*eostbate,  Pros-trat,   v.  t.    tu   la   flat;  tu   Iro 

d'sn;  tu  tro  er  kast  d'sn  in  adorajon. 
I'eosteation',  Pros-tra-Jon,  n.  dE  akt  ov  pr6strat- 

ig;  dE  stat  ov  beig  prostrated;  los  ov  stregt;  de- 

jekjon;  deprejon. 
Pbosttle,  Pro-stjl,  n.   {Arch.)  a   ranj   ov   kol- 

umz  befor  an  edifis.  [dul;  tjrsum. 

Pbosy,  Pro-zi,  a.  jxirtakig  ov  de  natyqr  ov  proz; 
Peosvlloqism,  Pro-.sil-o-jiz  m,  n.(Z<?<7(<,)  a  form 

ov  (^rgqwent  in  hwiq  de   konklqjon  ov  wun  sil- 

ojizm  bekiimz  de  major  ov  de  nekst. 
Peotagonist,  Pro-tag-o-nist,    n.    a  prjm   kon- 

tender  or  fiter. 
Peo  ta.nto.  Pro  tan-to,  [L.]  {Law)  for  so  mug. 
Peotasis,  I'rot-a-sis,  «.  {lihet.)  de  ferst  ov  Uh 

pqrta  ov  a  period,  de  uder  or  sekond  pqrt  beig 

de  apddusu; — a  maksim  er  propozijon;— in  de 

anjent  drama,  de   ferst  pqrt  or  opaig   ov  de 

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PeotatiC,  Trd-tit-ik,  a.  servig  tia  introdi^s; 
previus. 

Peotea,  Pro-tE-a,  n.  {Bot.}  a  jsnus  ov  plants. 

Protean,  Pro-ts-an,  a.  rslatig  tu  Proteus,  (a 
S£-deiti,  h(D  pozest  de  p>5er  ov  qanjii)  himself 
intii  diferent  Japs;)  asq^mii)  diferent  Japs. 

Peoteanly,  Pro-te-an-li,  ad.  in  &z  maner  ov 
Pruteus. 

Peotect,  Pro-tekt,  v.  t.  tu  defend;  ivx  kuver 
from  evl;  tu  Jeld;  tu  supcart;  tu.  qerij;  tia  hqr- 
bor;  tu  Jelter:  tu.  foster;  tu  gvd;  tu  k'snte- 
nans;  tu  vindikat. 

Protection,  Pro-tek-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  protektiij; 
de  Stat  ov  beig  protekted;  defens;  Jelter;  a  pas- 
port;  egzemjon. 

Peotective,  Pro-tek-tiv,  a.  servig  tu  protekt; 
defensiv. 

Peotector,  Pro-tek-tor,  ji.  wun  hco  protekts;  a 
defender;  suporter;  gqrdian; — wun  apernted  tu 
protekt  er  guvern  a  kiijdom  dqrig  de  kigz  mi- 
noriti,  er  dqriij  an  interegnum; — de  tjtl  ov 
Kromwel  hwjl  at  de  bed  ov  de  komonwelt  ov 
Ii)gland. 

Peotectoeal,  Pro-tek-to-ral,  a.  relatig  tu  a 
protektor;  protektarial. 

Protectoeate,  Pro-tek-to-rat,  n.  de  guvernment 
er  ofis  ov  a  protektor:  protektorjip. 

Peotectoeial,  Pro-tek-to-ri-al,  a.  relati:g  tu  a 
protektor. 

Protectorship,  Pro-tek-tor-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a 
protektor;  protektorat.  [tekts. 

Protectress,  Pro-tek-tres,  ?i.  a  wuman  hco  pro- 

Peotectrix,  Pro-tek-triks,  ii.  a  protektres. 

Peotege,  Pro-ta-ga,  n.  \_Fi-.'\  wun  hoo  iz  protekted 
er  patronjzd  bj  aniider;  a  dependent. 

Protegee,  Pro-ta-ga,  n.  [Fr.]  a  femal  ho  iz 
protekted.  [okagon. 

Pro  tempore.  Pro  tem-po-re,  [Z.]  fer  de  tjm  or 

Peotervity,  Pro-ter-vi-ti,«.  pevijnes;  petyqlans. 

Protest,  Pro- test,  v.  i.  tu  giv  a  solem  dekiarajon 
ov  opinyon  er  rezolnJon. 

Protest,  Pro-test,  v.  t.  tu  kel  az  a  witnes;  tu 
dison.  Thi  protest  a  Ml,  tu  kez  a  notari-pub- 
lik  tu  mak  a  formal  dekiarajon  agenst  de  dreer 
on  ak'snt  ov  non-akseptans  er  non-pament. 

Protest,  Pro-test,  er  Prot-est,  n.  a  solem  dekiara- 
jon ov  opinyon,  komonli  agenst  sumtig;  a  paper 
kontaniij  reznz  ov  disent.  (  G/in.y  a  rjtir)  dren 
bj  a  master  ov  a  ve^el,  statirj  dat  eni  inji^ri  hwiq 
de  vesel  haz  suferd  iz  not  oil)  tu  hiz  miskondukt 
er  neglekt: — a  notifikajou  ritn  upon  a  kopi  ova 
bil  ov  eksqanj,  not,  er  erder,  fer  its  non-pament 
©r  non-akseptans. 

Protestant,  Pr6t-es-tant,  n.  oiijinali,  wun  ov  de 
refermerz  er  Li|teranz,  hd)  protested  agenst  a 
dekre  ov  de  imperial  diet  held  at  Spjrz  in  1529, 
and  apeld  tu  a  jeneral  k-snsil, — wun  ov  de  re- 
fermd  relijon;  wun  belogii)  tu  sum  denominajon 
ov  Kristyanz  not  widin  de  pal  ov  de  Koman 
Katolik  er  Grek  qurq.  [tants. 

Peotestant,  Prot-es-tant,  a.  belogii)  tu  Protes- 

Peotestantism,  Pr6t-es-tant-iz-m,«.  de  prinsiplz 
er  relijon  ov  Protestants. 

Protestantly,  Pr6t-e.s-tant-Ii,  ad.  in  konfermiti 
tu  Protestants. 

Protestation,  Prot-es-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  pro- 
testir);  a  solem  dekiarajon  er  protest. 

Protester,  Pro-test-er,  n.  wun  hco  protests. 

Proteus,  Pr(5-te-us,  n.  [L.]  {Myth.)  a  maren 
deiti  ov  de  hedenz,  hco  woz  sed  tu  aper  in  varius 
fermz; — wun  hoo  asqmz  eni  Jap.  {Zoul.}  a  jenus 
ov  infqzoriz; — an  amfibius  reptil. 

Peothalamion,  Pro-ta-la-mi-on,  u.  a  pes  ritn  tu 
selebrat  a  marij. 

Prothesis,  Prot-e-sis,  n.  {Med.')  de  adijon  ov  sum 
qrtifijal  pq,rt  tu  de  hitman  bodi,  az  a  wudn  leg. 


Prothonotariship,  Pro-ton-Q-ta-ri-Jip,  n.    de 

ofis  ov  prctonotari. 
Prothonotary,  Pro-t6n-o-ta-ri,  n.  a  qef  notari 

ov  de  (irek  empjr; — fermerli  a  rejister  er  klerk 

ov  de  Kort  ov  de  Kigz  Benq,  Iggland;— de  klerk 

ov  a  kort.  [truijk  ov  an  insekt. 

Protiiorax,  Pro-to-raks,  «.    de   ferst  toraks  er 
Peoto,  Pro-to,    yqzd  az  a  prefiks  in  de  IggliJ 

laijgwaj   tu  ekspres   prjoriti;  az,  ^r<jto-mq,rter, 

de  ferst  mqrter. 
Protocol,  Pro-to-kol,  n.  de  Orijinal  kopi  er  ruf 

draft  ov  a  rjtir),  az  ov  a  treti,  dispaq,  er  uder 

dokynment;  a  rekord;  a  rejister. 
Protocol,  Pro-to-kol,  v.  i.  tia  ferm  propozijonz 

er  ferst  drafts.  [ter;  a  klerk, 

Protocolist,  Pro-to-kol-ist,  n.  {Rufdd)  a  rejis- 
Protomartyr,  Pro-to-mqr-ter,  n.  de  ferst  mqr- 
ter; a  term  apljd  tu  St.  Steven, — eni  wun  hco 

suferz  ferst  in  a  kez. 
Protoplast,  Pro-to-plast,  n.  a    tig  ferst  fermd 

az  a  mode],  tu  be  folod  afterwardz. 
Protoplastic,  Pro-to-plas-tik,  a.  ferst-fermd. 
Protopterus,  Pro-top-te-rus,  n.    an   ekstrerdin- 

ari  animal  supozd  bj  Air.  Qen  tu  belog  tu  a 

klas  ov  fijez. 
Peotorosaurus,  Prot-0-ro-se-rus,  n.  {Geol^  de 

fosil  monitor  ov  Iii|rinjia. 
Protosulphate,   Pro-to-snl-fat,   n.    {Chem.y   a 

kombinajon  ov  sulfq^rik  asid  wid  a  protoksid. 
Prototype,  Pro-to-tjp,  n.  de  orijinal  patern  er 

model  ov  a  tig  dat  ma  be  kopid;  egzemplar;  ^r- 

ketjp. 
Peotoxide,  Pro-toks-id,  n.  {Chem.')    a.  substans 

kombjud  wid  oksijen  in  de  ferst  degre. 
Peoteact,  Pro-trakt,  v.  t.  tu  dre  3t;  tu  dela;  tu 

leijtcn;  tu  spin  tu  legt;  tu  prolog;  tu  put  of. 
Peoteactee,  Pro-trakt-er,  n.  wun  hm  protrakts. 
Peotraction,  Pro-trak-Jon,  n.    de  akt  ov  pro- 

traktig;  kontinyi^ajon. 
Peoteactive,  Pro-trak-tiv,    a.    dilatori;   delaig; 

spinig  tu  legt. 
Protractor,  Pro-trak-tor,  n.  wun  ho  protrakts; 

an  instrcoment  fer  laig  d'sn  and  mejqrig  agglz. 
Peoteude,  Pro-trdbd,  v.  t.  tu  puj  on  er  ferward; 

tu  trust  ferward.  [ward. 

Peoteude,  Pro-trcfed,  v.  i.  tu  trust  er  mcDv  fer- 
Peotel'sion,  Pro-trcb-gon,  n.  de  akt  ov  protroodig 

er  trustig  ferward;  a  trust;  a  puJ.  [ward. 

Peoteusive,  Pro-trdb-siv,  a.  trustig  er  pujig  fer- 
Peotubeeance,  Pro-tq,-ber-ans,  n.   a  pqrt  pro- 

jektig  'st;  a  swelig;  prominens;  tq^mor. 
Peotubeeant,  Pro-ti\,-ber-ant,  a.    swelig;  prom- 
inent, [tqberant  maner. 
Protuberantly,  Pro-tq-ber-ant-li,  ad.  in  a  pro- 
Protuberate,  Pro-tq,-ber-at,   v.  i.  tu  bulj;  tu 

swel  ■St. 
Protuberation,  Pro-tq,-ber-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

proti^beratig;  a  swelig. 
Proud,  Pr'sd,  a.  pozesig   prjd,  er  inerdinat  self- 

estem;  overvalyqig   wunz   self;   arogant;   heti; 

asqmig;  konseted;  van;  dj^rig:  prezumtyvius:  lof- 

ti;  grand  ov  men  er  person;  ostentajus;  grand. 

Piidjlef,  flej  egzynberant  and  fuggus,  from  de 

helig  ov  a  wdjnd. 
Proudish,  Pr-sd-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  prsd. 
Proudly,  Pr'sd-li,  ad.  in  a  pr-sd  maner;  hetili; 

arogantli. 
Provable,  Prcfiv-a-bl,  a.   dat  ma  be  prrovd. 
Provably,  Prdbv-a-bli,  ad.  in  a  maner  kapabl  ov 

prcof. 
Prove,  PnJbv,  v.  t.  tu  mak  dat  aper  sert€n  hwiq 

woz  d'stf  ul;  tu  evins;  tu  Jo  bj  qrgqment  er  tes- 

timoni;  tu  demonstrat;  tu  manifest; — tu  trj;  tu 

brig  tu  de  test;  tu  eksperiens;  tu  endii,r; — tu 

publij,  akordig  tu  de  le  ov  testaments,  bef6r  de 
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Prove,  I'mjv,  r.  t.  tu  mak  trjal;  tu  be  fund  bj 
ek'^ptricns;  tu  suksed;  tu  turn  ut. 

Pboveditou,  Pru-v6d-i-tor,  n.  an  ofiser  ha>  fur- 
nijt  su[)lj«  and  provijonz  fer  dt  qrmi;  purvaor. 

PEoviiN,  Prd»v-ii,  p.  from  Frmv;  prmrd.  Se 
il'nte.) 

Pbovence  ROSE,  Prov-ens-roz,  J  n.  a  komon  rat, 

pROViNCK-ROSE,  Pr6v-ins-roz,  j  keld  elso,  I;ii- 
RJ-ruz. 

Provencial,  Pro-vdn-Jal,  a.  ov,  or  bel6gig  tu, 
Provens,  in  Fmns.  [korn,  or  ota. 

[•rovender,  Prov-en-dcr,  n.  drj  ioA  for  bnDts;  ha, 

F'rover,  Pniv-cr,  n.  wun  hot)  pnDvz  or  Joz. 

I'ROVhKB,  Pr6v-9rb,  n.  a  Jort  sentcns  ofn  rEprted; 
a  kumun  an^:  a  maksim;  an  afurizm;  a  8e;  an 
ailnj;  a  bj-wurd; — pi.  wun  ov  de  buks  ov  de 
Ola  Testament. 

Proverbial,  Pro-v^r-bi-al,  a.  menjond  er  kom- 
prjzd  in  u  proverb;  rcz^mblijj  er  sq^tabl  tu  a 
proverb.  [bial  fraz  or  maksiin. 

Proverbialism,  Pro-vdr-bi-al-iz-m,  n.  a  prover- 

I*R0VERBIAL1ST,  Pro-v^r-bi-al-ist,  n.  wun  hm 
utcrz  proverhz.  [onak  proverbz. 

Proverbialize,  Pro-v^r-bi-al-jz,*  v.  t.  and  i.  tu 

I*R0VERBIALLY,  Pro-v^r-bi-al-i,  ad.  in  a  prover- 
bial ui:incr. 

Provide,  Pru-vjd,  r.  t.  tu  proki^r  beforhand:  tu 
get  redi;  tu  prejii'ir;  tu  furnij;  tu  suplj:  tu  stip- 
yt|,lat:  tu  mak  a  kondijonal  limitajon:  tu  forsg. 
Tu  pro'jil  af/^nft,  tu  tak  meju^rz  agenst. —  Tu 
pnjviil J»r,tu.tak  kr^rov  btforhand. — Proridid 
dat,  a  konjrtflktiv  fraz,  intrudq^siy  a  savig  kloz 
or  kondijon;  uijon  dtz  termz;  dis  stipyn,laJon  be- 
ig  mad. 

Providesce,  Prov-i-dens,  ii.  de  kwoliti  or  btij) 
provident;  prottdens;  frCbgaliti;  forsjt:  tjmli  k^r: 
— dt  divjn  sij^perintondens  overol  kreated  beigz; 
dt  Divjn  Beij)  konsiderd  in  dis  relajon. 

I'rovident,  Prov-i-dent,  a.  forkdstig;  ki^rful  for 
de  fiityq_r:  kojus;  praxient. 

Providextial,  Prov-i-d6n-Jal,  a.  relatig  ta,  or 
efekted  bj  Providens. 

Providentially,  Prov-i-d^n-Jal-i,  ad.  h\  Ac 
k^r  ov  Providens.  [maner. 

Providently,  Pr6v-i-dent-li,  ad.  in  a  provident 

Provider,  Pro-vjd-er,  n.  wun  hot)  provjdzer  pro- 
kiirz. 

Province,  Prov-ins,  n.  a  subjekt  knntri; — a  rcjon: 
a  trakt;— a  distrikt;  a  pqrt  or  divi3on  ov  a  kun- 
tri;— a  trakt  over  hwic  an  qrqbijop  or  uder  ofi- 
ser haz  jqri?dikJon; — at  proper  ofis  or  biznes  ov 
cni  wun. 

Provincial,  Pro-vin-Jal,  a.  relatij)  tu  a  provin?: 
apendant  tu  de  prinsipal  kuntri;  beloflifl  tu  a 
provins,  not  tu  de  muaer  kuntri;— rxDd:  unpolijt: 
— bEl6oio  onli  tu  anqr^bijops  jurisdikjon;— not 
ekqmenikal. 

Provincial,  Pro-vin-Jal,  n.  wun  bel6ni5  tu  a 
proving;  an  ckleziastikal  guvemor. 

Provincialism,  Pro-vin-Jal-iz-m,  n.  a  provinjal 
idiom,  wunl,  er  fraz. 

Provincialist,  Pro-vin-Jal-ist,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
beio  prujvinjal;— a  pekiilyiariti  ov  laggwaj. 

Provine.  Pro-vjn,  i-.  ».  tu  la  a  bronq  ov  a  vjn,  or 
ov  cni  trr ,  in  de  grsnd  for  propagajon. 

Provision,  I'ro-vij-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  provjdig;  tij 
pruvjded:  t^rmz  sctld;  kur  takn;  mcjqrz  takn 
brforhand;  akqmqlnjon  ov  storz  beforhand; 
stok  kolokted;  -vitlz;  fa)d;  i^r.  [onz. 

Provision,  Pru-vij-on,  v.  I.  tu  suplj  wid  provij- 

Provisional,  I'ro-vij-on-al,  a.  temporarili  estab- 
lijt;  provjded  merli  for  prcient  ncd. 

Provisionally,  Pro-vij-on-al-i,  ad.  bj  wa  ov 
provi^Dii:  f.)r  dt  prczont  okajon. 

Provisionary,  Pro-vij-on-a-ri,*.  makig  provison 
fer  de  oka30D;  pruvijonai. 


Proviso,  Pro-vj-zo,  n.  [L.]  an  qrtikl  in  hwiq 
a  kondijon  iz  introdi^st;  atipyqla/on;  kajon:  pro- 
vi^onal  kondijon. 

Provisor,  Pro-vj-tor,  n.  a  purvaor;  an  ofisor  in 
de  anjent  Front;  yqniversitiz; — Q  person ap<rnted 
tu  a  benefis  bj  de  pop  befor  de  det  ov  de  in- 
kumbent.  [a  provjzo. 

Pkovisoev,  Pro-vj-zo-ri,  a.  kondiJonaJ;  inklqdig 

Provocation,  Prov-o-ka-Jon,  n.  dt  akt  ov  pro- 
vokig;  de  stat  ov  beig  prov(f)kt;  kez  ov  anger; 
iritajon;  insjtment. 

Provocative,  Pro-v6-ka-tiv,  a.  dat  prov6ka  er 
insjti;  stiinyiilatip;  insjtip. 

Provocative,  Pro-vu-ka-tiv,  n.  eni  tig  hwiq  pro- 
vuks,  insjts,  er  stimyqlats;  sumtig  dat  cksju  an 
apetjt. 

Provocativeness,  Pro-V(f)-ka-tiv-nes,  n.  de  kwol- 
iti ov  beio  provokativ.  [vokativ. 

Provocatory,  Pro-v6-ka-t6-ri,  n.  a  qalenj;a  pro- 

PROVOKABLE,  Pro-v6k-a-bl,  a.   dat  ma  be  pro- 

Vjikt. 

Provoke,  Pro-vok,  v.  t.  tu  rsz:  tu  eksjt  bj  sum- 
tig  ofentiiv;  tu  awak;  tu  enraj;  tu  ufend;  tu 
insens;  tu  iritat;  tu  agravat;  tu  egzasperat;  tu 
eksjt;  tu  kez:  tu  qalenj;  tu  indqs  bj  motiv;  tu 
miDv;  tu  insjt.  [ger. 

Provoke,  Pro-v6k,  v.  i.  tu  apel;  tu  prodqs  ag- 

PROVOKER,  Pro-V(£)k-er,  7i.  wun  hot)  provdiks;  an 
insjter.  [iritatig;  veksajus. 

I*RovoKiNQ,  Pro-v6k-ig,  pp.  a.  tendig  tu  prov6k; 

Provokingly,  Pro-v6k-ig-Ii,  ad.  in  suq  a  maner 
az  tu  raz  agger. 

Provost,  Prov-ost,  or  Pro-viS,  n.  de  qef  er  bed 
ov  eni  bodi;  az,  de  provott  ov  a  kolej. — {Scat- 
land)  dt  hed  ov  a  reral  burg; — de  eksekqjoner 
ov  an  qrmi. — Provist-mnrfal,  an  ofiser,  ov  de  Ig- 
glij  navi,  boa  haz  de  qqrj  ov  priznerz  takn  at  se. 

Provostship,  Prov-ost-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ova  provost. 

Prow,  Pru,  nr  Pro,  n.  de  hed  or  for  pqrt  ov  a 
Ji]);  de  bck  ov  a  veael  or  gali. 

Prowess,  Pr^-es,  n.  braveri;  kuraj;  valor;  mili- 
iiari  galantri. 

Prowl,  Pr-sl,  v.  t.  tu  rov  over;  ta  stsr  er  serq. 

Prowl,  Prsl,  v.  i.  tu  rov  abist  fer  plunder  er  pra, 
tu  pra. 

Prowl,  I'nsl,  n.  rambl  fer  plunder.  [fer  pra. 

Prowler,  Pr'sl-er,  n.  wun  hO)  pnlz  or  rovz  ab'st 

Proxene,  Proks-en,  n.  an  ofiser  in  anjent  Spqrta, 
ho)  had  de  cqrj  ov  sqperint^ndi{)  stranjerz. 

Proximate,  Proks-i-mat,  a.  nekst  in  de  seriez; 
ner:  imediat;  optbzd  tu  remdJt  and  mrdiat. 

Proximately,  Proks-i-mat-li,  ad.  imediatli;  wid- 
est iutervenjon. 

Proximity,  Proks-im-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  bei^ 
proluimat;  nernes. 

I*ROxy,  Proks-i,  n.  de  ajensi  ov  andder;  de  ajensi 
ova  substitqt;  dt  person  sdbstitqted  or  depqted, 
a  substitqt,  bweder  a  person  er  a  ritn  paper. 

Proxy,  Proks-i,  v.  i.  tu  vot  er  akt  bj  de  ajensi  or 
andder. 

Proxyship,  Proks-i-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a  proksi. 

Price,  I'nfts,  n.  Pnijan  leder. 

I*RUDE,  ProDd,  n.  a  wuman  over-skrdbpqlus;  a 
wuman  ov  afekted  rezerv,  kenes,  and  stifnes. 

PRUDE.VCE,  PnjE)-dcn?,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  bcig  pra>- 
deut;  wizdom  apljd  tu  praktis:  kojon. 

Prcdent,  Pnf)-dent,  a.  koJus  and  wjz  in  mejqrs 
and  kondukt;  diskret;  provident;  praktikali  wjz. 
kiirful. 

I*rcdential,  PrcD-d^n-Jal,  a.  ^lijibl  on  prinsipU 
ov  pnDdens;  havig  sqperintendens,  dirckjon  and 
k%r. 

Prudentialist,  Prot)-d6n-Jal-i8t,  n.  wuu  ba»  ad- 
hrn  tu,  or  iz  guvemd  bj,  pnDdens. 

Prldentialitt,  PriD-den-Ji-al-i-U,  ».  elijibiliti 
on  prLu:iipls  ov  pnDdens. 


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Peudentiallt,  ProB-den-Jal-i,  ad.  akerdig  tu  de 

roDlz  ov  priodens. 
Prudentials,  Proo-den-Jalz,   n.  pi.  maksimz    ov 

prcTjdens  er  praktikal  wizdom.  [diskrstli. 

Prudently,  Pnft-dent-li,  ad.  in  a  prcodent  maner; 
PBUDEEr,  Fr(i)d-er-i,  n.  de  kwoliti  or  kondukt  ov 

a  prcDd;  Civermdq  njseti  er  rgzerv  in  kondukt. 
Prudish,  Prcod-iJ,  a.,  afektedli  rezervd,  Jj,  erpresjs. 
Prudishly,  Pr(f>d-iJ-li,  ad.  in  de  maner  ov  a  prcod. 
Prune,  PriDn,  v.  t.  tu  lop;   tu  divest,  az  trez  er 

vjhz  ov  df^r  sqperfhxus  branqez;  tu  kler  from 

ekskresensez;  tu  trim. 
Prune,  PrtDn,  v.  i.  tu  dres;  tu  prigk. 
Prune,  Praon,  n.  a  drjd  plum;  a  plum. 
Peunel,  Prcb-nel,  n.  an  erb. 
Prunella,  Prco-nel-a,  n.  [L.'\  {Med.)  drjnes   ov 

de  trot  in  feverz. — {Bot.)  a  medisinal  plant; — 

a  preparajon  ov  pqrif  jd  njter. 
Prunello,  PrcD-nel-o,  )i.   a  stuf  ov  hwig  klerji- 

menz  gunz  qr  mad;  ofn  ritn  {prunella;}  a  plum; 

a  prcDn. 
Pruner,  Prc6n-er,  n.  wun  h*  prconz. 
Prune-tree,  Prdon-tre,  n.  de  tre  dat  bq.rz  prcsnz. 
Prunifeeous,  Pra)-nif-er-us,    a.   bq^-ig    proinz  er 

plumz.  [kropig. 

Pruning,  Pr(f)n-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  lopig  er  trimiij;  u 
Prl'ning-hook,  Prdbn-ig-huk,  n.  a  hukt  nif  for 

prcDnig.  [trez. 

Pruxing-knife,  Prdon-ig-njf,  n.  a  njf  fer  prconig 
Pruning-sheaes,  PrcDn-ig-Jerz,    «.  pi.  Jerz  fer 

prconii)  Jrubz,  &s. 
Prurience,  Prm-ri-ens,    )  n.    an  iqig;   an   eger 
Pruriency,  Prcfi-ri-en-si,  \       dezjr  er  apetjt  fer 

eni  tig.  [unezi  dezir;  unEzi. 

Prurient,  Prdi-ri-ent,  a.   iqig;  havig  an  iqig  er 
Pruriginous,  PriD-rij-in-us,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  par- 

takig  ov,  de  iq. 
Prurigo,  PrLD-rj-go,  n.  [Z.]  {Med.}  an  iqig  ov  de 

skin,  wid  an  erupjon  ov  pimplz;  iq:  iritajon;  sora. 
Prussian,  Prdo-Jan,  &r  PriiJ-an,  n.  a  nativ  ov  PrCD- 

Jia. 
Prussian,  Pr<6-Jan,  er  PriiJ-an,  A.  relatig  tu  Prco- 

Jia. — Prmfan  Wn,  iz  a  kulor  ov  a  f  jn  blq,  tint. 
Prussiate,  Prtft-Ji-at,  er  PriiJ-i-at,  ?il  a  selt  fermd 

ov  prrosik  asid  and  a  bas. 
Prussic,  Prtt-sik,  67-  Priis-ik,  a.   {Chem.}  notig 

an  asid  bwiq  iz  keld  elso  {hydrocyanic  add,} 

and  fermz  de  kulorig  mater  ov  Proojan  blq.      It 

iz  akrid  tu  de  tast,  ov  punjent  odor,  and  veri 

perznus.  [stans. 

Peussine,  Prcjo-sen,  or  Priis-en,  n.  a  gaseus  sub- 
Pry,  Frj,  V.  i.  tu  pep  naroli;  tu  inspekt  ofijusli, 

kqriusli,  er  impertinentli. 
Pry,_  Prj,  n.  impertinent  pepig; — a  Iqrj  lever  em- 

plffd  tu  raz  er  mcDv  hevi  suLstansez.     CI  wurd 

yH,zd  in  de  Yx],n)ted  Stats,  and  in  sum  pqrts  ov 

Iggland.     Se  {Prize.} 
Pry,  Prj,  V.  t.  tu  m(i)V  er  raz  bj  menz  ov  a  Iqrj 

lever;  tu  prjz. 
Pryingly,  Prj'-ig-li,  ad.  wid  impertinent  kxiriositi. 
Prytaneum,  Prit-a-ne-um,  n.  [i.]  de  seuat-hss 

at  Atenz,  hw^ir  de  Pritanez  asembld. 
Pbytanis,  Prit-a-nis,  n.  [Gr.]  pi.  Prit-a-nez;  wun 

ov  de  selekt  senatorz  ov  Atenz,  beig  50  in  num- 
ber, selekted  from  500. 
Psalm,  Sqm,  n.  a  sakred  sog. 
Psalmist.  S^m-ist,  or  Sal-mist,  n.  a  rjter  ov  sqmz 

er  sakred  sogz;— spejali  apljd  tu  David,  kig  ov 

'Izrael. 
Psalmistry,  Sal-mis-tri,  n.  de  akt  ov  sigig  sqmz. 
PSALMITE,  S^m-jt,  n.  {Min.}  a  spejez  ov   sand- 

stan. 
PSALMODIC,  Salmod-ik,  )  a.  relatig  tu  s4m- 

PSALMODICAL,  Sal-mod-i-kal,  S      odi. 
PsALMODiST,  S(^m-o-dist,  n.    wun   hiB  sigz   holi 

sogz. 


PSALMODIZE,  S^m-Q-djz,  V.  i.  tu  praktis  sqmcadi. 
Psalmody,  S^m-o-di,  n.  de  akt  er  praktis  ov  sigig 

sakred  sogz. 
Psalmographer,    Sal-mog-ra-fer,   n.    a.  rjter  ov 

sqmz.  [sqmz. 

Psalmographist,    Sal-mog-ra-fist,  n.   a  rjter  ov 
Psalmography,  Sal-mog-ra-fi,  n.  de  akt  ov  rjt- 

ig  sqmz. 
Psalm-singing,  Sqm-sig-ig,  n.  de  sigig  ov  sqmz. 
Psalter,  Sel-ter,  n.  de  bukov  sqmz;  a  sqm-buk. 
Psaltery,  S6l-ter-i,  n.  a  mqzikal  strigd  instru- 
ment, in  yqs  amug  de  Jqz;  a  kjnd  ov  bqrp. 
Pseudepigeaphy,  Sq-de-pig-ra-fi,  n.  de  askrip- 

Jon  ov  fols  namz  ov  etorz  tu  wurks. 
PsEUDO,    Sq-do,   a  prefiks,  from  de  Grek,  hwiq 

signifjz/eZs,  er  hsnterjit;  az,  si^cio-aposl,  a  fels 

aposl. 
PsEUDO-APOSTLE,  Sq-do-a-pos-l,  n.  a  fals  aposl. 
PsEUDO-BLEPSis,  Sq-do-blep-sis,  n.  fels  vigon. 
PsEUDO-EPiscoPAcy,    Svj,-dc)-e-pis-ko-pa-si,  ».  a 

fels  episkopasi. 
PsEUDOGEAPH,  Sq-do-graf,       )   n.  fels  rjtig:  fel3 
Pseudography,  Sq-dog-raf-i,  j       spelig. 
PsEUDO-METALLic,    Sq-do-me-tal-ik,   a.    {Min.} 

afcardig  a  luster  onli  hwen  held  tu  de  Ijt,  az  a 

mineral. 
PSEUDO-MORPHOUS,  Sq-do-mor-fus,  a.  ov  desep- 

tiv  ferm;  havig  derjvd  its  ferm  from  sum  uder 

substans.  [fels  filosofer. 

Pseudo-philosopher,    Sq-dca-fi-los-o-fer,  n.   a 
Pseudo-philosophy,   Sq-do-fi-los-o-fi,  n.   fels 

filosofi.  [dor. 

Pseudothyeox,    Sq-d6t)-i-ron,  »i.  {Ai'ch.}  a  fels 
Pseudotinea,    Sq-do-tin-E-a,    ii.    an  insekt  dat 

fedz  on  waks. 
Pseudo-volcano,  Sq-do-vol-ka-ncD,  n.  a  volkano 

hwi<3  emits  smok  and  sumtjmz  flam,  but  never 

lava.  [Ijk. 

Pshaw,  Se,  inter,  po! — ekspresig  kontemt  er  dis- 
Psilanthropist,  Sj-lan-tro-pist,  n.  wun  hco  bc- 

levz  Krjst  tu  hav  bin  a  mer  man;  a  bq,manita- 

rian. 
PsiTACEOUS,  Si-ta-Jus,  a.  ov  de  parot  kjnd. 
Psoas,  S(i-as,  n.,  pi.  So-e;  {Anat.}  de  nam  ov  a 

musl  in  de  lernz,  ov  hwiq  dj^r  qr  tm. 
Psora,    S6-ra,   n.    {Med.}  a.  kutaneus,  kontajus 

erupjon  ov  veri  min'qt  pimplz;  de  iq. 
Psoriasis,  So-rj-a-sis,  n.  {Med.)  a  ruf,  skali  stat 

ov  de  kqtikl. 
PsORic,  S6-rik,  a.  {Med.}  relatig  tu  sora. 
Psori.es,  S6-rez,  n.  pi.  {Med.)  medisin  fer  de  ig. 
Fsycaiatry,  Si-kj-a-tri,  n.  medikal  tretment  ov 

dizEzez  ov  de  mjnd.  [lojikal. 

Psychical,  Sj-ki-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  sol;  sjko- 
PsYCHOLOGic,  Sj-ko-16j-ik,  )  a.    relatig    tu 

Psychological,  Sj-ko-I6j-i-kal,  (       sjkoloji,  er 

de  sol;  mental. 
Psychologically,  Sj-ko-16j-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  sj- 

kolojikal  maner.  [koloji. 

Psychologist,  Sj-kol-o-jist,  n.  wun  verst  in  sj- 
Psychology,  Sj-kol-o-ji,  n.  de  doktrin  ov  de  sol 

er  mjnd;  a  tretiz  on  de  soler  mind;  mental  filos- 

ofi;  metafiziks. 
PsYCHOMACHY,  Sj-kom-a-ki,  n.  a  konflikt  ov  de 

sol  wid  de  budi. 
PsYCHOMANCY,     Si-ko-man-si,    n.    divinajon    bj 

konsiiltig  de  spirits  er  solz  ov  de  ded. 
Psychrometer,  Sj-kr6m-£-ter,  n.  an  instrument 

fer  mei5i],rig  de  tenjon  ov  de  akweus  vapor  kon- 

tand  in  de  atmosfer. 
Pterodactyl,  Ter-o-dak-til,  n.  {  Geol.)  an  eks- 

tigkt  jenus  ov  fljig  reptilz,  adapted  tu  flj  in  de 

q^,  ov  de  order  ov  serianz. 
Pteropod,    Ter-o-pod,   n.    wun  ov  a  wig-futed 

klas  ov  molusks. 
Pterygoid,  Ter-i-gerd,  a.  wig-Japt. 


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I'tisax,    Tiz-an,  »r  Tiz-an,   n.   a  inodikal  dripk 

mad  ov  a  dekokjon  ov  bqrli  wid  udcr  iugredi- 

onlj. 
PTotEMAic,  Tol-c-ma-ik,  a.  Te\al\y  tu  Tolemi  de 

asirouQiner,  er  hiz  sistcm   ov  de  yiinivers,   in 

hwii;  dr  ?rt  iz  supuzd  tu  be  de  seiiter. 
I*TYALI8M,  Tj-a-liz-m,  n.  {ihd.)  a  flu  or  saljva; 

galivu/on. 
PrrsiiAOOGUE,  Tiz-ma-gog,  n.  (Afed.)  a  medisin 

hwiq  kijzez  a  disqcirj  ov  saljva  er  spitl. 
Puberty.  Fi'i-ber-ti,  n.  de  tjm  ov  Ijf  in  hwiq  de 

jeoerativ  fiikultiz  begin  tu  be  developt;  rjp  aj. 

— (La'f}  de  aj  ov  14  in  men,  and  12  in  wimen. 
FuBESCENCi:,  Pii-bes-ens,  ii.  de  stat  ov  arjvig  at 

puberLi:— soft,  disni  h^r  on  insekts  or  plant.i. 
Pubescent,    Pq,-be3-ent,  a.   arjvi{)  at  piiborti;— 

kuverd  wid  disn  er  h^. 
Pubic,  Pii-bik,  a.  {Anat.}  denotifl  a  bon  ov  de 

pelvis. 
Public,  Pdb-lik,  a.  bcl^oip  tu  a  stat  or  najon: 

not  [irivat:  komon  tu  moni;  belogii)  tu  de  kom- 

Uniti;  komon;  opn;  noUDrius;  jenerali  non;  jen- 

eral:  opn  for  jeneral  yq^s  er  entertanment;  az,  a 

publik  rod,  a  publik  hiss. 
Public,    Piib-lik.  n.  de  pepl  at  Iqrj;  de  komn,n- 

iti; — opn  \\\:  jeneral  notis;  az,  in  puhlik. 
Publican,  Pdb-li-kan,  n.  a  Ruman  ofiser  ov  de 

r6venii,  empltfd  in  kolektifl  taksez  er  tribyqt;  a 

taks-gaderer; — Id's,  a  keper  ov  a  publik  drigkit) 

er  etij)  bus. 
Publication,   Pub-li-ka-/on,  n.  de  akt  ov  pdb- 

lijig;  dat  hwiq  iz  publijt;  eni  literari  wurk  pub- 

lijt;  an  edijon;  proklama/on. 
Public-house,   Fdb-lik-hTss,  n.  an  in  er  tavern. 

— An  in  er  tavern,  in  ordinari  laggwaj,   iz  keld 

a  pMik-hss. 
Publicist,  Pub-li-sist,  n.   a  rjter  on  de  loz  ov 

natyn,r  and  najonz. 
PuBLiciTV,  Publis-i-ti,  n.  de  statov  beifl  publik; 

publik  notis:  notorieti.  [opnli. 

Publicly,    Pub-lik-li,    ad.    in  a  publik  maner; 
Public-spirited,  Pdb-lik-spir-it-ed,  a.  havip  re- 
gard tu  de  publik   interest   ap(^rt  from  prjvat 

gud;  jenerus:  liberal. 
Publish,    Piib-liJ,  v.  t.  tu  mak  publik;  tu  inak 

jenerali  non;  tu  an'sns;  tu  advertjz;  tu  dekl^r 

opnli;  tu  prumdlgat;  tu  revel;  tu  diskloz; — tu 

print  and  ofer  for  sal,  az  a  buk,  nq,zpaper,  &i. 
Publishable,  I'db-liJ-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  publijt. 
Publisher,  Pub-liJ-er,  >».  wun  hoa  maks  publikli 

or  jenerali  non;  wun  boo  pdbli/ez  buks,  is. 
Publishment,   Pdb-liJ-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  pdb- 

liji0;-in  de  Yunjted  Stats,  it  iz  yt^zd  fer  an  of- 

ijal  notis,  mad  bj  a  tsn-klerk,  ov  an  intended 

marij. 
Puccoo.v,    Puk-<fin,    n.    a  red  v6jetabl   pigment, 

yqzd  bj  de  Amerikan   Indianz; — a  papaverajus 

plant  dat  prodqsez  de  pigment. 
Puce,    Pq?,   a.    ov  a  flc  kulor;  dqrk  br?n;  bnsn 

purpl. 
PucKA.v,  Pq-sc-an,  n.  de  plant-lTss. 
PucKBO.v,  Pi'i-sE-ron,  n.  {£nt.)  a  jenus  ov  iosekts; 

de  vjn-freter;  plant-l'iss. 
Puck,  Puk.  n.  in  de  mi(61oji  ov  At  midl  ajez.  a 

s-jrt  ov  misqivus  f^ri.  hobgoblin,  er  sprjt;— kold 

eUo  {Rubin   Ovodfellow.) 
PucKBALL,  Pdk-bel,  n.  a  kjod  ov  mujrobm  ful  ov 

dust;  puf-bel. 
Pucker,  Puk-er,  r.  t.  tu  gader  intu  konngajonz 

er  sm'^l  foldz;  tu  ripkl.  [ripkld. 

Puckered,  Pdk-erd,  /».  a.  gaderd  intu  puken; 
Puckerer.  Puk-er-er,  /».  he  er  dat  hwiq  pukerz. 
PuDDER.  I'dd-or.f-  «.  a  tqmult:  a  busl;  a  boder. 
Fodder,  Piid-er,t  c.  1°.  tu  mak  a  tqmult  or  busl: 

tu  rak:  tu  poter.  [tu  poder. 

PuDDER,  Pud-er.+  c.  t.  tu  perpleks;  tu  konf*nd; 

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Pudding,  Pud-ljj,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  fa>d  veri  TiriusU 

kurnpTJnded,  ov  flisr,  milk,  cgz,  friDt,  As.,  bffld  er 

bakt;-  -sumtiu  ov    de    konsislens  ov  pudig; — a 

b«cl  stuft  wid  cdibl  ingredients;— a  proverbial 

nam  for  i<hd. 
PuDDiNG-BAG,    Pud-ijj-bag,  n.  a  bag  in  hwiq  a 

pudiy  iz  brfld. 
Puddi.nokish,  Pud-io-fiJ,  n.  a  spejez  ov  fij. 
PuDDiNu-PiE,    Puid-ij)-pj,  n.    a  pudijj  wid  met 

bakt  in  it. 
PuDDixo-SLEEVE,  Pud-ig-slcv,  n.  Q  ful-slev,  az 

ov  a  klfTJiman  in  ful  dres. 
Pudding-stone,   Piid-ig-ston,  n.  {Mia.)  a  ston 

or  rok    konsi.-itiu  ov    fragments,  er   smol  stonz, 

kongU'itinatcd  bj  a  sert  ov  sement;  konglomerat 

rok:  brekjia. 
Piddino-time,  Pud-ig-tjm,  n.  de  tjm  ov  diner; 

de  tjm  at  hwiq  pudifl,  an/entli  de  ferst  dij,  it 

set  upon  de  tabl; — nik  ov  tjm;  kritikal  minit. 
Puddle,   Pdd-1,  n.  a  smol  poil  ov  derti  weter;  a 

mudi  plaj;— a  mikstyt^r  ov  kla  and  sand  redqst 

tu  Q  semi-flqid  stat. 
I'UDDLE,  l'ud-1,  V.  t.  tu  mak  mudi  er  f'sl;  tu  miks 

wid  dert  and  weter; — tu  fil  er  stop  up  wid  a 

mikstyqr  ov  kla  and  sand,  in  order  tu  eksklqd 

er  stop  weter; — tu  konvert  kast  jurn  intu  ret 

jurn. 
Puddle,  Pdd-1,  v.  t.  tu  mak  a  derti  ster. 
Puddling,   Pdd-Iig,  n,   a  proses  ov  qanjig  kast 

jurn  intu  rjt  jurn; — de  akt  ovyqzig  a  mikstyi^r 

ov  kla  and  sand  for  konfjnig  wolur. 
Puddly,  Pdd-li,  a.  mudi;'derti;  mjri. 
Pudency,  Pii-den-si,  n.   modesti;  jamfastnes. 
Pudenda,  Pq-den-da,  n.  pi.  [£..]  de  prjvat  pqrts. 
PUDICITY,  Pii-dis-i-ti,  n.  modesti;  qastiti. 
Puerile,  Pi^-er-il,  a.  qildij;  berij;  y^tf  ul;  juven- 

il:  trjflifl. 
Puerility,  Pq-er-il-i-ti,  n.  qjldijnes;  berijnes. 
Puerperal,  Pn,-er-pe-ral,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  hap- 

nig  after,  qjldbert;  az,  de  px^rptral  fever. 
PUERPEROUS,  Pn,-er-pe-rus,  a.  b^rifl  qildren. 
PuET,  Pii-et,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  weter-ful. 
Puff,  Puf,  n.  a  kwik  blast  wid  de  m'st;  a  smel 

blast  ov  wind; — a  fuggus  bel  fild  wid  dust;  eni 

tig  lit  and  porus; — sumtig  wid  hwiq  tu  sprigkl 

p'sder  on  de  h^r; — egzajerated  praz,  azin  a  pub- 
lik notis  er  adverlizment. 
Puff,  Puf,J  v.  i.  tu  swel  de  qeks  wid  wind;  tu 

bio  wid  a  kwik  blast;  tu  bio  wid  skernfulnes; 

tu  bred  tik  and  hqrd;   tu  mOiv  wid  huri;   tu 

swel  wid  wind  er  ^r. 
Puff,  Puf,  v.  t.  tu  inflat,  az  wid  wind;  tu  inflit 

er  swel  wid  %r;  tu  drjv  wid  o  blast; — tu  swel  er 

bio   up   wid  prjd  er  praz; — tu  praz   ekstrava- 

gantli. 
Puff-ball,   Pdf-bol,  n.  a  pufln,  or  a  spcjcz  ov 

fuggus;  a  mujniim  fild  wid  dust;  puk  bol. 
Puffer,  Pdf-er,  u.  wun  hot)  pufs;— a  person  em- 

plofd  bj  de  oner  ov  properti  tu  bid  it  up  in  er- 

der  lu  raz  de  prjs: — a  smol  se-fij.  [agant  praz. 
Puffery,  Pdf-er-i,  n.  de  akt  ov  pufig;  ekstrav- 
Puffin.  Pdf-in,  >i.  a  woter-f-sl;  a  kjnd  ov  fiJ; — 

a  kind  ov  fuggus  fild  wid  dust;  a  puf-bel. 
Puffin-apple,  Pdf-in-ap-1,  n.  a  sert  ov  apl. 
1'uKFiNE.ss,  I'df-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  er  kwoliti  ov  bc- 

ig  turjid  or  pufi. 
Puffing.  Pdf-ig,  n.  inflajon:  ekstravagant  praz. 
PuFFiNOLY,  Pdf-ig-li.  ad.  in  a  pufig  maner:  tq- 

midli. 
Puffy,  Pdf-i,  a.  windi;  flityqlcnt:  tqmid;  turjid. 
Pug,    Pug,  II.    a  imk: — a  mugki;— a  smol  dog:  a 

fondlJ  dug  or  uaer  animal. 
PuQ.  I'ug,  a.  Ijk  a  mugki;  notig  a  sptjez  ov  dog. 
PUQ-Doo,    Pd;;-J<ig,   II.    a  smjl  dog  hwiq  bjin  a 

Diiniutqr  rezemblans  tu  dr  bul-dog. — -It  it  d< 

komon  lap-dog  ov  I  tali. 


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PaG-FACED,   Pug-fast,  3.  havig  a  mui)ki-ljk  fas. 

PuGH,  PiD,  intei:  Po!  ckspresii)  kontemt. 

PuGiL,  Pil-jil,  '«•  a  smol  handful:  a  Iqrj  pinq,  er 

az  muq  az  kan  be  held  bstwsii  ds  turn  and  ferst 

t«i)  fiiigerz. 
Pugilism,    P^-jil-iz-m,  n.  ds  akt  er   praktis  ov 

boksii),  8r  f  jtii)  wid  de  fist.  [er. 

Pugilist,  Pi\-jil-ist,  «.  a  filer  wid  de  fist;  aboks- 
PcGiLiSTic,   Pii-jil-iit-ik,  a.  rglatir)  tu  pqjilizm 

er  boksii). 
Pugnacious,  Pug-na-Jus,  a.  inkljnd  tia  fit;  kwor- 

elsum:  fjtig;  kontenjus. 
PuGXACiTY,    Pug-nas-i-ti,    n.    kworelsumnes;   in- 

klinajon  Ua  fit.  [noz. 

Pug-nosed,   Piig-nozd,    a.   havii)  a  Jert  and  tik 
Puisne,   Pi'i-he,  a.    {Law}  yuij;  yuijger;  inferior; 

loer  in  raijk;  peti;  smel;  pi\,ni.     It  iz  ritn  {puny,)_ 

hwen  it  iz  not  yTi,zd  az  a  teknikal  wurd. — Puni 

juj,  a  term  apljd  tu  de  jujez  and  baronz  ov  de 

Kigz  Benq,  Komon  Plez,  and  Eksqeker,  in  Ig- 

gland,  wid  de  eksepjon  ov  de  (jef  justisez  and  qef 

baron. 
PuiSSA.NCE,  Pt^-is-ans,  n.  [-fV.]  p'ser;  streijt;  fors. 
Puissant,    Pi^-is-ant,    a.    [Fr.]    p'serful;    strog; 

forsibl. 
Puissantly,  P4-is-ant-li,  ad.  p-serfuli;  forsibli. 
Puke,  Pn,k,j  n.  a  vomit;  medisin  kezig  vomit;  an 

emetik. 
Puke,  Vx\k,  v.  i.  tu  spu,:  tu  vomit.  [pti,s. 

Puke.  Piik,  a.  ov  a  kulor  betwen  blak  and  ruset; 
Pulchritude,   Pu.l-kri-ti|d,  n.  \i\\ii;  gras;  hand- 

sumnes.  [krj;  tu  hwimper. 

Pule,  Pn,l,t  v.  i.  tu  krj  Ijk  a  qiken; — tu  hwjn;  tu 
PuLEX,  Pq-leks, ;».  [X.]  {Ent.}  a  jenus  ov  insekts; 

de  fie. 
Puling,  P41-ig,  n.  de  krj  az  ov  a  qiken;  a  hwjn. 
PULINGLT,  Piil-ig-Ii,  ad.  wid  hwjnig;  wid  kom- 

plant.  » 

PuLiOL,  P4-li-ol,  n.  a.  plant  er  erb. 
Pulkha,  Piilk-ha,  n.  a  Lapland  slej. 
Pull,  Pul,  v.  t.  tu  dre  vjolentii  toardz  wun;  op- 

6zd  tu  puf,  hwiq  iz  tu  drjv  from  wun;  tu  dre 

forsibli;  tu  hel:  tu  drag:    tva  pluk;   tu  gader; 

tu  ti)r: — tu  impres  bj  pulig  at  a  printig-pres. — 

Tu  pitil  dsn,  tu  subvert:  tu  demolij. — Tu  pul 

vp,  tu  eksterpat;  tu  eradikat.  [pluk. 

Pull,   Pul,  n.  de  akt  ov  pulig;  kontest;  strugl: 
Pullback,    Pul-bak,    n.    dat  hwiq  keps  bak:  a 

restrant. 
PuLLEE,  Pul-er,  n.  he  ar  dat  hwiq  pulz. 
Pullet,  Pul-et,  n.  a  yug  hen. 
Pulley,  Pul-i,  71.  wun  ov  de  siks  simpl  majenz 

er  mekanikal  p-serz,  konsistig  ov  a  hwel  mocivabl 

ab'st  an  aksis,  and  havig  a  griDv  kut  in  its  ser- 

kumferens,   over  hwiq  a  ksrd  pasez,   for  razig 

wats. 
Pulleyed,  Pul-id,  a.  furnijt  wid  puliz. 
Pullulation,  Pul-yn,-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  budig 

er  groig. 
Pulmonary,  Pdl-mo-na-ri,  a.  relatig  tu  de  lugz: 

afektig  de  lugz:  pulmonik. 
Pulmonary.  Pdl-mo-na-ri,  n.  de  erb  lugwurt. 
Pulmonic,  Pul-m6n-ik,  n.  wun  dizezd  in  de  lugz. 
Pulmonic,   Pul-mon-ik,   a.   belogig  tu  de  lugz: 

pulmonari.  [luijz;  pulmonik. 

Pulmonical,    Pul-mon-i-kal,    a.    relatig    tu  de 
Pulmoniferous,    Pul-mo-nif-er-us,  a.   havig  er 

prodnsig  lugz. 
Pulp,  Pulp,  n.  eni  soft  mas;  de  soft  pqrt  ov  froot. 
Pulp,  Pulp,  v.  t.  tu  redi^s  a  vejetabl  substans  tu 

pulp. 
Pulpiness,  Piilp-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  pulpi. 
Pulpit,  Pial-pit,  11.  a  struktyqr,  or  a  razd  pqrt, 

in  a  qurq  er  publik  bildig,  from  hwiq  a  sermon 

or  orajon  iz  deliverd;  a  rostrum. 
Pulpiteer,  Pul-pit-er,  n.  a  preqer,  in  kontemt. 


Pulpit-eloquence,    Piil-pit-el-Q-kwens,    n.    de 

elokwens  or  oratori  ov  preqerz. 
PuLPiTiCAL,  Pul-pit-i-kal,  a.  relatig  er  sq,ted  tu 

de  pulpit. 
PuLPOi's.  Piil-pus,  a.  soft;  papi;  pulpi. 
FuLPOUSNESS,  Piil-pus-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

pulpus. 
Pulpy,  Pjil  pi,  a.  konsistig  ov  pulp;  soft;  papi. 
Pulque,  Piil-ka,  n.  [Sp.]  a  vjnus  beveraj  rezem- 

blig  sjder,  obtand   from   de  Meksikan   aloz  er 

Amerikan  agave. 
Pulsatile,    Piil-sa-til,  a.  fit  tu  be  struk,  betn, 

er  aktL'd  on  bj  pulsajon,  az  a  drum  er  tabor. 
Pulsation,    Pul-sa-Jon,    li.    de  akt  ov  betig  er 

stijkiij:  mojon  ov  de  puis;  a  trobig. 
Puls'ative,  Piil-sa-tiv,  a.  havig  an  impelig  p'ser. 
Pulsatory,    Piil-sa-to-ri,    a.    betig  Ijk  de  puis; 

trobig. 
Pulse,  Puis,  n.  de  pulsajon  er  mo  Jon  ov  an  qrteri, 

dependig  on  de  impuls  givn  tu  de  blud  bj  de 

akjon  ov  de  hqrt;  a  sljt  strok;  a  fcrob;  osilajon; 

vjbrajon; — legi],minus  plants,  kiiltivated  for  d^,r 

podz  or  sedz,  az  de  pe,  ben,  veq,  Iqpin,  &s.     Tui 

fel  wunz  puis,  tu  trj  tu  no  wuuz  mjud  qrtfuli. 
Pulseless,  Piils-les,  a.  destitqt  ov  puis. 
Pulsion,  Piil-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  drjvig  er  ov  forsig 

forward,  in  distigkjon  tu  suk/on  er  traJcfon. 
Pultaceous,  Pul-ta-Jus,  a.  rezemblig  pap;  mas- 

erated.  [jzd;  piilverjzabl. 

Pulverable,  Piil-ver-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  pulver- 
PULVERINE,  Piil-ver-in,  n.  de  ajez  ov  barila. 
Pulverizable,   Pdl-vcr-jz-a-bl,    a.    dat    ma   be 

pulverjzd.  [or  dust. 

Pulverize,  Pdl-ver-jz,  v.  t.  tu  redi^s  tu  p-sder 
PULVEROUS,  Piil-ver-us,   a.  konsistig  ov  dust  er 

p'sder. 
PuLVERULENCE,  Pul-ver-yti,-lens, ».  dustines;  dust. 
Pulverulent,  Pul-ver-yii,-lent,  a.  {But.)   dusti; 

puderi.  [wid  perfq,mz. 

PuLViLLO,  Pul-vil-o,  11.  a  smel  bag  or  kujon  stuft 
PuLViNAR,   Pul-vi-nar,  n.   {Med.}    a   medikated 

kuJon.  [ed. 

PuLViNATE,  Piil-vi-nat,  a.  kujon-japt:  pulvinat- 
Pulvinated,   Piil-vi-nat-ed,  a.    {Arch.}    sweld; 

swelig  az  a  pilo. 
Puma,   Pq-ma,   11.   {Zool.}   a  ferojus  Amerikan 

animal,  ov  de  }zn\x»  felis. 
PuMiCATE,  I^q-mi-kat,  v.  t.  tu  smcod  wid  pumis. 
Pumice,  Pum-is,  ar  Pq-mis,   «.   a   substans   fre- 

kwentli  ejekted  from  "volkanoz,  hwiq  iz   laks, 

spunji  and  porus:  a  slag  er  sinder  ov  sum  fosil. 
PuMiCEOUS,  Pq-miJ-us,   a.  havig   de   natyqr  ov 

pumis.  [fosil. 

Pumice-stone,  Pum-is-ston,   n.   de   sinder  ov  a 
PuMMACE,  Piim-as,  n.  aplz  grijnd.    Se  {Pomace.} 
Pummel,  Pum-el,  ».     Se  {Pommel.} 
Pump,  Pump,  n.  an  enjin  er  majen  bj  hwiq  weter 

iz  dron  up  from  welz; — a  Jco  wid  a  tin  sol  and 

lo  hel.    3e  sulcfon,  er  sukiij,  pump,  de  komon 

hisshold  pump,     cle  /org,  er  faraiij,  pump,  a 

pump  hwiq  iz  kapabl  ov  drjvig  a  stremov  weter 

abiiv  de  pump-barel,  bj  menz  ov  komprest  q,r. 

3e  (^nn-pum'i,  q  pump  yqzd  in  jips    ov   wer. 

Ar-pumK  Se  {Air-pumj.} 
Pump,  Pump,  v.  t.  tu  wurk  a  pump;  tu  tro  'st 

weter  bj  a  pump. 
Pump,  Pump,  0.  t.  tu  raz  er  tro  ut,  az  bj  menz  ov 

a  pump;— tu  clisit  er  dro  'St  qrtfuli,  er  bj  eni 

menz.  [ov  a  pump  in  u  Jip. 

PuMP-BRAKE,  Pdmp-brak,  n.  {Xaut.}   de   haudl 
Pump-can,  Piimp-kan,  n.  a  vesel  for  porig  weter 

intu  a  pump,  tu  mak  it  wurk. 
PuMP-DALE,  Piimp-dal,  )  n.  {]\'aut.}  a  trof  intu 
PuMP-VALE,   Pump-val,  \       hwiq    de   woter  runz 

dat  iz  pumt  -gt;  a  tqb  yqzd  wid  a  qan-pump. 
Pumper,  Piimp-er,  n,  he  er  dat  hwiq  pumps. 


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Pdmpee  nickel,  Pdm-per-nik-el,  n.   a   kind   ov 

bri-d  Ein  bj  de  pezants  ov  Westfalya,  mad  ov 

bran.     It  haz  a  litl  asiditi,  but  iz  agreabl  tu  de 

ta.<t. 
Plmi'OEar.  Piimp-ger,  n.  materialz  for  pumps. 
PuMi'  HOOD,  Pump-hud,  n.  a  bed  or  kuverifl  for 

a  i;nii-pump. 
PuMPio.v,  Pump-yon,  n.  a  plant  and  ita  frcDt. 
Pt'MPKi.v,  Pump-kin,  n.  a  plant  and  its  froot;  de 

jiumpyon.     {Ptcm/iki/t,}  do  a  koriiptcd  ertogra- 

fi,  iz  ns  dc  must  komon.  [pumps. 

Pi'MP-MAKER,   Piimp-mak-er,   n.   wun  hot>   maks 
Pump  spear,  Piimp-sper,  n.  de  bqr  tu  hwiq  de 

uper  boks  ov  a  pump  iz  fasnd. 
Pun,  Pun,  ».  a  pla  upon  wunlz,  de  wit  or  ptrnt  ov 

hwiq  dependz  un  sum  rezemblan^  ov  s"!$nd,  wid 

a  diferens  ov  menig;  a  kwibl;  a  witisizm;  a  konset. 
Pun,  Pun,  v.  i.  tu  pla  on  wurdz  so  az  tu  mak 

punz;  tu  kwibl. 
Pun,  Pun,  V.  t.  tu  afekt  or  perswad  bj  a  pun. 
Punch,  Punq,  v.  t.  tu  bor  or  [jerfurat  wid  a  Jfirp 

instroiment;  ftu  puj  er  stqk  wid  de  fist. 
Punch,  Punq,  n.  a  panted  iustrooment  for  makir) 

smel  holz:  a  borer; — a  bio  or  puJ; — a  likor  mad 

bj  miksig  spirit  wid  woter,  Jugar,  and  de  jn,s  ov 

le'monz: — de  bufdbn  er  hqrlekwin  ov  a  pupet-Jo: 

a  punqinelo; — a  Jort,  tik-set  man; — a  hors  wcl 

set  and  wtl  nit,  havig  a  Jert  baU  and  tin  Jol- 

derz,  wid  a  bred  nek,  and  wcl  Ijnd  wid  fat. 
Punch,  Punq,       |  ^      ^       ^.^  ^ 
Punchy,  Punq-i,  i         ^     '       ' 
Punch-bowl,  Pdnq-bol,  h.  a  bol  tu  hold  punq. 
Puncheon,  Punq-on,  n.  an  instnnment;  a  sort  ov 

punqer  or  punq:— a  Jort  post; — a   Iqrj    kask:  a 

niejiir  fer  likwidz  kontanig  from  84  tu  120  gal- 

onz. 
Puncher,  Piinq-er,  ».  he  er  dat  hwiq  punqez;  an 

iii>tra)mcnt  dat  maks  an  imprejon  or  hoi. 
I'uNCniX,  I'lin-qin,  «.  a  Jart  pes  ov  timber,  plast 

ta  iiuport  a  wat.  [a  punq. 

Punchinello,  Pun-qi-nel-o,  n.  a  sort  ov  bufiiin: 
Punctate,  Puijk-tat,  a.  {Z<x>l.}  haviij  moni  pffnts 

or  uiinij,t  imprejonz,  hwiq  doo  not  perforat  de 

surfas. 
Punctated,  Pugk-tat-ed,  a.   dron  intu  a  ptrnt: 

ful  ov  smel  holz:  doted.  [a  pernt. 

PuNCTiFORM,  Piiijk-ti-form,  a.  havig  de  form  ov 
Punctilio,  Pugk-til-yo,  it.  a  njseti;  a  njs  ptfnt 

in  be havyor;  a  nis  ptrnt  ov  egzaktnes. 
Punctilious,   Pugk-til-yus,   a.   nj#;  veri  egzakt; 

pre-^is:  skrcfjpn^lus:  puijktyij^al  or  egzakt  tu  ekses. 
Punctiliously,  Pugk-til-yus-li,    ad.    wid    grat 

njscli.  [zaktnes. 

Punctiliousness,  Puijk-til-yus-nes,  n.  njseti;  eg- 
PuNCTiON,  Puijk-fon,  n.  a  puijktynr. 
Puncto  Piiflk-to,  n.  njs  pernt  ov  seremoni;  puijk- 

tilyj; — de  i>iynt  in  fensip. 
Punctual,  Pugkt-yii-al,  a.  komprjzd  in  a  pernt: 

dun  at  de  prEsj^s  tjm;  obzervig  de   egzakt  tjm: 

ogzakt:  nj-s:  pugktilyus.  [zakt  or  seremonius. 
Punctualist,  Pugkt-yii-al-ist,  n.  wun  veri  eg- 
PuNCTUALiTY.  Pu{)kt-yn^-.il-i-ti,  (1.  de  kwoliti  ov 

beisi  piitjktynal:  njseti;  skrcSpi^lus  egzaktnes. 
Punctually,  Pugkt-yii-al-i,   ad.   njsli:  cgzaktli; 

skri6pqlu>li.  [puflktyq^aiiti. 

I'UNCTUALNESS,   Pii5)kt-yq,-al-ne3,    n.  .  egxaktnes; 
Punctuate,  !'ut)kt-yq,-at,  r.  t.  tu  mqrk  wid  ritn 

ptfiits;  tu  ptrnt. 
Punctuation,  Pugkt-yTi-a-/on,  n.  de  qrt  ov  di- 

vjihi)  wurdz  and  seiUensez  bj  menz  ov  mqrks  or 

IKTnts;  de  akt  ov  pffntifl. 
Punctuator.  Piijjkt-yTi-a-tor,  n.  wun  hoo  pdjjkt- 

yqHts:  a  pd^ktyqist.  [yqajon. 

PuNCTL'iST.  Pdi)kt-yq-ist,  n.  wun  skild  in  pugkt- 
Punctulate,  Puflkt-yq-lat,  v.  t.   tu  mqrk   wid 

smel  spots. 


PuxcTUEE,  Pdgkt-yrir,   n.   a  stnol,  Jqrp  pffnt;  a 

smol  prik:  a  hul  mad  wid  a  Jqrp  pernt. 
Puncture,  I'ligkt-yqr,   v.  t.  tu  prik;  tu  pera  a 

smol  hul. 
Pundit,  Pun-dit,  n.  a  lemed  Brqmin. 
PuNG,  Pug,  n.  a  rotxl  sort  ov  sla,  or  oblofl  boka, 

mad  ov  bordz,  and  plast  on  runerz,  yqzd  in  de 

Yqiijted  Stats  for  droig  lodz  on  sno  bj  horsez. 
PuNGAR,  PuD-gar,  n.  a  krab-fij. 
Pungency,    Pun-jen-si,   n.    de    kwoliti   ov   beig 

punjent;  Jqrpnes;    het   or  Jqrpnes   tu  de    tug; 

smqrtnes:  akridnes;  akrim6iiiu<ne3;  kennes. 
Pungent,  Piin-jent,  a.   prikig;  Jqrp  or  akrid  ta 

de  tuij  or  palat;  smqrt;  persijj;  Jqrp;  akrimonius; 

bjtig. 
Pungently,  Pdn-jent-li,  ad.  in  a  punjent  maner. 
Punic,  Pq-nik,  a.  relatig  tu  de  Kqrtajinianz; — 

fatles;  treqerus;  az,  "Ptinik  fat,"  jronikali  yqzd 

for  treqeri.  [tajinianz. 

Punic.  Pq-nik,  n.  de  laggwaj  ov  de  anjent  Kqr- 
Plniceous,  Pq-niJ-us,  a.  skqrlet.  [smolnes. 

PuMNESS,  Pq-ni-nes,  ii.    de   stat  ov   beig   pqni; 
Punish,  Pun-iJ,  v.  t.   tu   qastjz;   tu   aflikt   wid 

j)enaltiz  or  dct  fer  sum  folt  or  krjm;  tu  korekt; 

tu  qasn:  tu  disipiin. 
Punishable,  I'liu-iJ-a-bl,  a.    dat  ma  be  punijt; 

liabl  tu  punijment.  [beig  punijabl. 

I'unishableness,  Pun-iJ-a-bl-nes,  »i.    de  stat  oy 
PuMSHER,  Piin-iJ-er,  n.  wun  h(D  punijez. 
Punishment,  Pun-iJ-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  punijig; 

eni  inflikjon  ov  suferig  or  pan  impozd  on  wun 

htt)  !:az  komitcd  a  fill  er  krjm;  a  penalti;  kor- 

ekjon. 
Punitive,  Pq-ni-tiv,*  a.   relatig  tu  punijment; 

infiiktig  punijment;  penal. 
Punk,  Pugk.  «.  a  komon  prostitqt;  a  strumpet; — 

a   kind  ov  fuggus  yqzd  for  tinder; — rotn  wud; 

tuq-wud.  [punz. 

Punning,  Piin-ig,  n.  de  qrt  or  praktis  ov  makig 
Punster,   Pun-ster,   n.   wun  givn   tu   punig;  a 

kwibl'.T:  Q  wit. 
Punt,  Punt.  n.  a  flat-botomd  bot. 
Punt,  Punt,  v.  i.  tu  pla  at  baset  and  omber. 
Pu.vTER,   Punt-er,   n.   wun   hcD   plaz   at   faro  er 

biset,  wid  de  bagker  or  keper  ov  a  faro  bagk. 
Puny,  Pq-nl,  a.  yug;  inferior:  inferior  in  rat  er 

sjz;  peti;  litl;  pqiie.     Se  {Puisne.} 
Puny,  Pq-ni,  n.  a  yug,  incksperienst  person. 
I'uP,  I'up,  V.  i.  tu  brig  fort  hwolps. 
Pup,  J'up,  n.  Q  pupi;  a  hwelp.  [snals. 

Pupa,  Pq-pa,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Pq-pe;  ajenus  ov  land 
PuPE,  Pqp,  n.  de  oviform  nimf  ov  serten  insekts; 

a  krisalis. 
Pupil,  Pq-pil,  n.  de  apl  ov  de  j:— a  skolar;  wun 

under  de  kq,r  ov  a  tqtor;  a  stqdent;— a  word; 

wun  under  de  k^r  ov  a  gqrdian. — {Civil  law} 

wun  under  de  aj   ov  14,  if  a  mal,  er  12,  if  a 

femal.  [wordjip. 

Pupilage.  Pq-pil-aj,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  a  pqpil; 
Pupilarity,  Pq-pi-lar-i-ti,  n.  {Law}  de  stat  ov 

infants  befor  pqberti:  pqpilaj. 
Pupilary,  Pi\,-pil-a-ri,  a.  perianig  tu  a  pqpil  or 

word.  LPHP3- 

PuPiPAROUs,  Pq-pip-a-rus,  a.  brigig  fort  pqpe  or 
PuPivoROUs,  Pq-piv-o-rus,  a.   fedig  on  pqpe  or 

Iqrve. 
Puppet,  Pup-et,  ».  a  litl  imaj  moivd  bj  a  wjr  ia 

u  Jo  or  mok  drama;—  a  wurd  ov  konteuit. 
Puppet-man,  Pdp-et-man,  )  n.  de  oner  or 

Puppet-master,  Pup-et-mds-ter,  I      master  ov  a 

|iU|)et-Jij. 
Puppet  play,  Pdp-ct-pla,  w.  a  pla  wid  pupets;a 

milk  drarau.  [ots. 

Puppet-show,  Pdp-et-Jo,  n.  an  eksibijon  ov  pup- 
PuPPY,  Piip-i,  II.  a  hwelp:  projeni  uv  a  biq:  a  yug 

dog; — a  nam  ov  kontemtynus  reproq  tu  a  man. 


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Puppy,  Pdp-i,  w.  t.  ta  brii)  fort  pupiz;  tu  pup. 
Puppyism,  Piip-i-iz-m,  n.  ekstrEm  afektajon;  kon- 
rVR,    )  pijj.^  ^_  jj  jentl  nerz  mad  bj  a  kat.        "-^^  ' 

PuE,  Pur,  V.  i.  tia  murmur,  az  a  kat  er  lepard  in 
plegi^r.    Ritn  elso  {puir.) 

Pure,  \  ^"'''  '"'  *'  ^^  ^'°°'^J  ^^  P""^' 

PUEANA,  Pq,-rq-na,  ».  dg  sakred  buks  ov  India, 
hwiq  kontan  ds  eksplanajon  ov  de  Saster. 

PuEBECK-STONE,  Pur-bek-ston,  n.  {Min.)  a  hqrd 
ston  f-snd  at  Purbek,  in  Dersetjer,  Iijgland. 

Purblind,  Pdr-bljnd,  a.  ner-sjted;  Jert-sjted;  dim- 
sjted. 

PuEBLiNDNESS,  Pdr-bljnd-nes,  ji.  Jortnes  ov  sjt. 

Purchasable,  Piir-qas-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  pur- 
qast  er  bet. 

Purchase,  Pdr-qas,  v.  t.  tia  bqrgen  fer;  tu  akwjr, 
not  inherit;  tu  bj  fer  a  prjs;  tia  obtan  at  eni 
ekspens;  tu  ekspiat  er  rekompens  bj  a  fjn  er 
ferf it ;  tu  gan  sum  mekanikal  advdntaj; — 
(^Naut.)  tu  raz  er  moov  hevi  bodiz  bj  menz  ov 
mekanikal  p'serz. 

Purchase,  Pdr-qas,  n.  &z  akt  ov  bjig;  tip  bet;  eni 
tig  purqast  er  obtand  uderwjz  dan  bj  inheritans; 
a  mekanikal  advdntaj.  [fer  a  purqas. 

Purchase-money,  Pdr-qas-mun-i,  ?i.  muni  lad  ni 

PuRCHASEE,  Pdr-gas-er,  n.  wun  hco  purqasez;  a 
bjer.  [Jip. 

PuECON,  Pdr-kon,  n.  an  oriental  prcst  ov  f  jr-wur- 

Pure,  Pi|r,  a.  kler;  not  derti;  not  mudi;  fre  from 
mikstyi|r  vfid  eni  tiij  els;  frg  from  dert,  stan,  er 
gilt;  notfilti:  not  sulid;  unmiygld;  jenyiyn;  real; 
unaddlterated;  unpolluted;  klen;  holi;  qast; — not 
konekted  wid  eni  tig  ekstrinsik;  az,  ly^r  mate- 
matiks.  [pletli. 

Purely,  Pqr-li,  ad.  in  a  pi^r  maner;  merli;  kom- 

PuRENESS,  Pt^r-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beij  pq,r;  pi|,riti; 
klernes. 

PuEFiLE,  Pdr-fil,  n.  a  sert  ov  anjent  trimig  fer 
wimenz  g^nz,  mad  ov  tinsel  and  tred. 

PUEGATION,  Pur-ga-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  klenzig  er 
pi],rifjii);  pi^rifikajon;  Evakyii,aJon;  a  klenzii);  a 
klerii).  [purj;  katqrtik;  klenzii). 

Purgative,   Pdr-ga-tiv,  a.    servig    tu   klenz   er 

Purgative,  Pdr-ga-tiv,  n.  a  katqrtik  medisin. 

Purgatorial,  Pur-ga-tw-ri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  pdr- 
gatori;  pi^rifjii).  [purgatori. 

Purgatoeian,  Pur-ga-to-ri-an,*  «.  a  belever  in 

Purgatory,  Pdr-ga-to-ri,  n.  a  plas  ov  ekspiajon 
er  pixrifikajon; — akerdii)  tu  Roman  Kafcoliks, 
an  intermediat  stat  ov  de  solz  ov  de  penitent 
after  dot,  and  befur  de  final  jujment,  di^riij 
hwiq  da  qr  supozd  tu  ekspiat,  bj  serten  punij- 
ments,  de  gilt  hwiq  da  hav  'nkdrd  trO)  Ijf. 

Purgatory,  Pdr-ga-to-ri,  a.  klenzii):  ekspiatori. 

Purge,  Purj,  v.  t.  tu  mak  kler  or  pn,r;  tu  klenz: 
tu  kler  from  impqritiz  er  from  gilt;  tu  defekat: 
tu  Evakyqat  de  bodi  bj  katqrliks. 

Purge,  Purj,  i>.  i.  tu  gro  pqr;  tu  hav  frekwent 
evakyqajonz. 

Purge,  Purj,  n.  a  kafiqrtik  medisin;  a  medisin  dat 
pvakyqats  de  bodi  bj  std)!. 

PuRGEE,  Fdrj-er,  n.  wun  hot)  purjez;  purj;  katqrtik. 

Purging,  Pdrj-ig,  n.  purgajon;  laks  stat  ov  de 
biselz. 

Puroing-flax,  Purj-ifl-flaks,  n.  dwerf  wjld  flaks; 
a  medisinal  plant. 

Purification,  Pq-ri-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  pij,- 
rifjig:  de  sLat  ov  beij)  pqrif  jd;  a  klenzig;  a  He- 
bro)  rjt  after  qjldbert.  [rif j. 

Purificative,  Pq-rif-i-ka-tiv,*  a.  tendig  tu  pq- 

PURIFICATOE,  Pq-ri-fi-ka-tor,  n.  a  pqrifjer. 

PURIFIEE,  Pq-ri-fj-er,  «.  he  er  dat  hwiq  pqrifjz; 
a  klonzer.  [ov  pus. 

PuEiFORM,  Pq-ri-ferm,  a.  {Med.)  havig  At  ferm 


Purify,  Pq-ri-fj,  v.  t.  tu  mak  pqr;  tu  fre  from 
eni  ekstraneus  admikstyqr;  tu  fre  from  gilt  er 
polqjon;  tu  klenz;  tu  klarif  j;  tu  kler  from  bqr- 
barizmz. 

Purify,  Pq-ri-fj,  v.  i.  tu  gro  pqr. 

Purifying,  Pq-ri-fj-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  makig  pti,r; 
pqrifikajon. 

PuRiM,  Pq-rim,  n.  de  fest  ov  lots,  amdg  de  Jt^z, 
in  komemorajon  ov  dq,r  deliverans  from  Hamanz 
konspirasi.  [ov  wurdz. 

PuEiSM,  Pq-riz-m, /i.rijid  puriti;  njsnes  in  de  yn,s 

PuEisT,  Pq-rist,  ».  wun  skrApulusli  njs  in  de  yn,3 
ov  wurdz. 

Puritan,  Pq-ri-tan,  n.  an  advokat  fer  pqriti  in 
FElijon; — wun  ov  a  klas  ov  disenterz  from  de 
qurq  ov  Iggland,  in  de  tjm  ov  8lizabet  and  de 
ferst  tui  Stqarts,  hco  wer  advokats  fer  a  grater 
pqriti  ov  doktrin  and  disiplin  in  de  qurq. 

Puritan,  Pq-ri-tan,  a.  ov  er  belogig  tu  Pqritanz- 

PuEiTANic,  Pi|-ri-tan-ik,  (    a.    relatig    tu 

Pueitanical,  Pq-ri-tan-i-kal,  \  Pqritanz;  strikt; 
rijid;  presjs.  [tanikal  maner. 

Puritanically,  Pq-ri-tan-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  pqri- 

Puritanism,  Pq-ri-tan-iz-m,  n.  de  doktrin  and 
praktis  ov  Pqritanz. 

Purity,  Pq-ri-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  pi),r;  fredom 
from  gilt  er  impqriti;  fredom  from  mikstyqr; 
klennes;  inosens;  qastiti. 

Purl,  Purl,  n.  an  embrerderd  and  pukerd  herder: 
— a  soft  flo,  az  ov  a  strem; — mantlig  ov  likor; — 
medikated  melt  likor; — al  er  ber  in  hwiq  wurm- 
wud  iz  infqzd. 

PuEL,  Purl,  V.  i.  tu  murmur;  tu  flo  wid  a  jentl 
nerz;  tu  rjz  er  aper  in  undqlajonz. 

Purl,  Purl,  v.  t.  tu  dekorat  wid  a  purl. 

Purlieu,  Pdr-lq,  n.  de  gr'sndz  on  de  berderz  ov 
a  forest;  herder;  enklojqr;  distrikt. 

Purlieu-man,  Pdr-lq-man,  n.  a  man  hco  haz  de 
k^r  ov  a  purlq. 

Purlin,  Pdr-lin,  n.  {Arch.}  a  horizontal  pes  ov 
timber  Ijig  on  de  man  rafterz,  tu  suport  de 
komon  rafterz,  in  de  midl  ov  d^r  legt. 

Purling,  Pdrl-ig,  n.  de  jentl  nerz  ov  a  strem. 

PuELOiN,  Pur-lffn,  V.  t.  tu  stel;  tu  tak  bj  teft. 

PuELOiN,  Pur-lffn,  V.  i.  tu  praktis  teft. 

PUELOINEE,  Pur-lffn-er,  n.  wun  ho)  purltfnz;  a  tef. 

Purloining,  Pur-lffn-ig,  «.  de  akt  ov  stelig:  teft. 

PuRPAETY,  Pdr-par-ti,  »i.  {Law)  a  Jqr  er  pqrt  ov 
an  estat.  [«^''J')  red. 

Purple,  Pdr-pl,  a.  red,  tigktyqrd  wid  blq. — (Po- 

PuEPLE,  Pdr-pl,  n.  a  kulor  prodq,st  bj  de  mikst- 
yqr ov  red  and  blq; — de  kulor  hwiq  distiggwijt 
de  Roman  emperorz;  hens  imperial  soverenti; — 
de  kulor  ov  a  kqrdinalz  klok;  hena  a  k^rdinalat; 
— a  purpl  dres. 

Purple,  Pdr-pl,  v.  t.  tu  kulor  wid  purpl. 

PuEpLE-coLOEED,  Pur-pl-kdl-ord,  a.  havig  de 
kulor  ov  purpl. 

PuEPLE-HUED,  Pdr-pl-hi^d,  a.   purpl-kulord. 

Purples,  Pdr-plz,  n.pl.  spots  ov  a  livid  red  kulor, 
hwiq  brak  'St  in  malignant  feverz;  a  purpl  fever. 

Purple-tinged,  Pdr-pl-tinjd,  a.  tinjd  wid  purpl. 

Purplish,  Pdr-pliJ,  a.  inkljnig  tu,  er  sumhwot, 
purpl. 

Purport,  Pur-port,  n.  dszjn;  menig;  signifikajon; 
intent;  tendensi  ov  a  rjtig  er  diskors. 

Purport,  Pdr-port,  v.  t.  tu  intend;  tu  tend; 
tu  Jo. 

Purpose,  Pdr-pus,  n.  intenjon;  dezjn;  efekt;  ob- 
jekt;  vq;  am;  rezn;  de  end  dezjrd; — pi.  a.  kjnd 
ov  enigma  er  ridl.  On  /^wr/Jt/s,  fer  ov  purpns, 
dezjnedli;  intenjonali.  [rezolv. 

Purpose,  Pdr-pus,  v.  t.  tu  intend;  tu  dezjn;  tu 

Purpose,  Pdr-pus,  v.  i.  tu  hav  an  inteujon  er 
df  zjn.  [er  am. 

PuEPOSKLKSS,  Pdr-pus-les,  a.    havig   no   purpus 


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Purposely,  Piir-pus-li,  ad.  bj  dezjn;  bj  intcnjon. 
PuKPRiSK,  1'iir-prjz,  n.   a    kloz   or  enklo3H,r;   az 

olso  (ie  hial  kuunjas  ov  a  manor. 
Purpura,  Pur-pn-ra,  ».  [L.\  {Med.)  an  erupjon 

ov  stnol  purpl  speks  and  paqez,  kozd  bj  ekstrava- 

zajon  ov  de  blud  under  de  kq,tikl.— (Zx>/.)  a 

y^nivalv  molusk. 
PuRPURATE,  Pdr-pi\,-rat,  n.  salt  fermd  ov  purpti,- 

rik  asid  and  a  bas. 
PuRPURATE,  Piir-pn,-rat,  a.  relatig  tu  pdrptim. 
PuRPURE,  Pdr-pur,  n.  {Jler.y  purpl;  wun  ov    de 

kulorz  yi^zd  in  blaznri. 
PuRPUREAL,  Pur-pi\,-rE-al,  a.  purpl;  bq,tiful. 
Purpuric,  I'ur-pi'i-rik,  a.  {Ohem.}  notij)  an  asid, 

obtand  h\  tretig  yt],rik  er  litik  asid  wid  dili|,t 

njtrik  asid. 
PuRPURiNE,  Pur-pq,-rin,  n.  a  kulorip  prinsipl  sup- 

uzd  bj  Ruibika  tu  egzist  in  m;vder. 
Purr,  Fur,  n.  a  se-lqrk; — de  nerz  ov  a  kat. 
Purr,  Pur,  v.  t.  tu  murmur  az   a  kat,  &s.    Se 

{Pur.} 
Purring,  Pdr-ip,  n.  de  murmurij)  nffz  ov  a  kat. 
Purse,  I'urs,  n.  a  smol  bag  for  muni;  a   sum   ov 

muni.  [trakt  az  a  purs. 

Purse,  Purs,  v.  t.  tu  put  intu  a  purs;  tu  kon- 
PuasE-BEARER,  Pdrs-bq,r-er,  n.  wun  hit)  kariz  de 

purs. 
Purseful,  Pdrs-f  ul,  >i.  az  muq  az  a  purs  wil  hold. 
PURSENET,  Purs-net,  n.  a  purs  mad  or  netwurk: 

— Q  net  ov  hwiq  de  m'st  iz  dren  tugeder  bj  a 

8trij).  [from  wolt. 

Purse-pride,  Pdrs-prjd,  n.  prjd  hwiq  spripz 
Purse-proud,   Pdrs-pr^d,    a.    puft  up  or  mad 

pnjd  wid  muni  or  welt. 
Purser,  Pdrs-er.  n.  an  ofiscr  ov  de  navi  hit)  keps 

de  ak'snts  ov  tte  vesel  tu  hwiq  he  beloijz,  and 

olso  akts  az  purvaor.  [purs. 

PuRSE-TAKi.NG,  Pdrs-tak-ii],  n.  de  akt  ov  stelij)  a 
PuRSi.VESs,  Pdr-si-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beij  pursi. 
PuRSLAi.v,  Pdrs-lin,  n.  a.  plant;  a  wed. 
PuRSLAiN-TREE,  Pdrs-lin-tre,    n.   a   Jrub   proper 

fi3r  Q  hej. 
PuRSUABLE,  Pur-si'i-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be   pursed. 
Pursuance,  Pur-sii,-ans,  n.   prosekiiJon;    proses; 

konsekwens. 
PuRSUA.NT,  Pur-sij,-ant,  a.  dun  in  konsekwens  or 

prosekijon  ov  eni  ti^;  konsrkwent;  konfermabl. 
Pursuant,  Pur-si^-ant,  ad.  konfermabli;  in  kon- 
sekwens ov. 
Pursue,  Pur-si^,  «.  t.  tu  folo  far  sum  end;  tu 

persekq,t;  tu  ^s;  tu   pr6sekq,t;    tu   kontinyi],; 

tu  imitat.  [persist. 

Pursue,  Pur-sq,,  v.  i.  tu  go  on;  tu  prosed;  tu 
Pursuer,  Pur-si\,-er,  n.  wun  ho)  pursi'^z  er  foluz. 
Pursuit,  Pur-si^t,  «.  de  akt  ov  pursniy;  dat  hwiq 

iz  pursi^d;  a  toloij);  a  qas;  empltfment;  okyq,- 

pajon. 
Pursuivant,  Pdr-.swi-vant,  n.  {Law}  a  stat  mes- 

cnjer.— (//t>r.)  a  kjnd  ov  probajoner  in  de  Her- 

aldz  Kolej  ov  Iggluud. 
I'URSV,  I'lir-si,  a.  fat  and  Jort  brctt.  [animal. 

PuRTKNANCE,    Pdr-tc-nans,    n.    de    pluk   ov   an 
PuRULENCE,  Pi^-riD-lens,     I    11.  pus:  jenerajon  ov 
PuRULENCY,  Pii-nD-len-si,  (       pus  or  mater. 
Purulent,  Pii-no-lent,  a.   konsistig  ov  pus;  ful 

•tv  pus;  rezemblig  pus.  .   [manor. 

Purulently,  I'l'i-riij-lent-li,  ad.  in  a  pi^nDlent 
Purvey,  Pur-vu,  v.  t.  tu  provjd  wid;  tu  proki^r. 
Purvey,  Pur-va,    r.    i.    tu   bj  in   provijonz;  tu 

provjd. 
Purveyance,  Pur-va-ans,  n.  de  akt  ov  purvaig; 

provijon. — {Eng.  law}  de  provjdig  ov  n^sosariz 

for  de  kigz  h'ss. 
Purveyor,  Pur-va-or,  n.  wun  h<i>  purvaz;  a  pro- 

kn,rer;  a  pimp; — an  ofiscr  ha»  provjdz  provi3onz 

and  8upl{z  fer  an  qrmi. 


Purview,  Pdr-vq,  n.  provjzo;  kondijon. — {Law) 
de  bodi  ov  a  statyi^t  distigkt  from  de  preambl. 

I'us,  Pus,  n.  {Med.)  mater,  or  a  y^loij  flq,id,  se- 
kreted  in  absesoz  er  sorz,  hwen  cfa  qr  helig. 

I'usEVisM,  I'l'i-si-iz-m,  n.de  prinsiplz  ov  a  klaaor 
divjuz  ov  de  qurq  ov  l{)gland,  so  t«rmd  from  Dr. 
E.  ]{.  Pqsi,  profesor  ovlIebriD  in  az  yt),nivfr8iti 
ov  Oksford. 

Push,  Pu/,  v.  t.  tu  pres  ag^nst  wid  fors;  tu  uij 
or  pres  forward;  tu  strjk  wid  a  trust;  tu  fors; 
tu  enf6rs;  tu  drjv  tu  a  konklqjon;  tu  im- 
portun. 

Push,  Pu/,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  trust  er  efort;  tu  mj. 

Push,  PuJ,  n.  a  trust;  an  impuls;  fors  imprest; 
asolt;  atak;  a  forsibl  onset;  a  strog  efort;— ekai- 
jens;  trial;  ekstremiti; — a  pimpl;  an  erupjon. 

Pusher,  PuJ-er,  n.  wun  hio  pujez. 

Pushing,  PuJ-ig,  a.  urjigon;  enterprjzig;  vigorus. 

Pushpin,  PuJ-pin,  n.  a  qjldz  pla,  in  hwiq  pinz 
qr  pujt. 

Pusillanimity,  Pq-sil-a-nim-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov 
bell)  pqsilaiiimus;  kisarJis;  wont  ov  spirit. 

Pl'SILLA.nimous,  Pq-si-l;in-i-raus,  a.  havig  no 
spirit;  men-spirited;  k'sardli;  timid;  ferful. 

Pusillanimously,  Pii-si-lan-i-mu3-li,  ad.  wid 
pqsilaaimiti.  [silanimiti. 

PusiLLANiMOUSNESS,  Pq-si-lan-i-mus-nes,  n.  p^- 

Puss,  Pus, J  ;i.  de  fondlig  nam  ov  a  kat; — de 
sportsmanz  term  for  a  hq,r. 

Pussy,  Pus-i,J  n.  a  fondlig  nam  for  a  kat;  de  di- 
minyqtiv  ov  pus. 

Pustular,  Pds-tq-lar,  a.  havig,  er  kuverd  wid, 
pustqlz;  pdstqlat. 

Pustulate,  Pds-tq-lat,  v.  t.  tu  form  intu  pus- 
tqlz  er  blisterz. 

Pustulate,  Pds-tq-lat,  a.  kuverd  wid  pustqlz; 
pdstqlar;  pdstqlus.  [efloresens. 

Pustule,  Pds-tql,  ii.  a  smol  swelifl;  a  pimpl;  an  - 

Pustulous,  Pds-tq-lus,  a.  ful  ov  pustqlz;  pimpli. 

Put,  Put,  V.  t.  tu  la  er  repozit  in  eni  plas:  tu 
plas  in  eni  sityqajon;  tu  plas  in  eni  stat  er  kon- 
dijon; tu  set;  tu  aplj;  tu  propiiz;  tu  stat;  tu 
ofer;  tu  redqs.  Tu  put  ahst,  tu  turn  r'snd. 
Tu  put  hi,  tu  turn  of;  tu  divert;  tu  trust  asjd. 
Tu  put  dsn,  tu  repres;  tu  kruj;  tu  degrad;  tu 
konfqt.  Tu  put  fort,  tu  propoz;  tu  ckstend; 
tu  bud  or  JiDt;  tu  cgzert.  Tu  put  in,  tu  inter- 
p6z;  tu  drjv;  tu  enter;  tu  ofer,  az  a  klam;  tu 
enter  a  hqrbor.  Tu  put  in  praktis,  tu  yqz;  tu 
eksersjz.  Tu  put  if,  tu  divest;  tu  la  asjd;  tu 
deftt  er  dehi  wid  sum  qrtif  is  er  ekskqs;  tu  deli; 
tu  defer;  tu  prokrastinat;  tu  diskqrd;  tu  dis- 
\\6l  ov;  tu  lev  land.  Tu  put  on,  tu  asqm;  tu 
fiirwarJ;  tu  in.^jt.  TV  put  en  or  v/HJn,  tu  im- 
pqt;  tu  invest  wid;  tu  impoz;  tu  inflikt;  tu 
a,-<qm;  tu  tak.  Tu.  put  ctver,  tu  refer.  7Vt» 
pxdt  it,  tu  plas  at  interest;  tu  ekstiggwij;  tu 
emit,  az  a  plant:  tu  ekst-end;  tu  protrobd;  tu 
ck.-pel;  tu  drjv  from;  tu  mak  publik;  tu  dis- 
kons(?rt:  tu  disaix^fnt;  tu  ofend.  T\l  put  tu, 
tu  la  bj;  tu  asist  wid:  tu  punij  bj:  tu  refer  tu; 
tu  eksi)ijz.  T(lI  put  tu  it,  tu  distres;  tu  per- 
pleks;  tu  pres  hqrd.  Tu  pidt  tu  Jet,  tu  kil. 
Tu  put  tugeder,  tu  akqmqlat  intu  wun  sum 
or  mas.  Tu  put  up,  tu  pas  unrevenjd  er  un- 
notist; — tu  stqrt  frum  a  kuver; — tu  hord;  tu 
hjd:— tu  ekspoz  publikli;  az,  dcz  gudz  qr  pui 
up  tu  sal.  Put  kas,  an  old  eliptikal  fraz,  sig- 
nifjig,  supu)z  de  kas  tu  be. 

Put,  Put,  I',  i.  tu  muov;  tu  JiDt  er  j^rminat; 
tu  ster  a  vesel.  Tid  put  forf,  tu  lev  a  port; 
tu  jorminat;  tu  bud.  Tu  vutt  in,  tu  enter  a 
havn;— tu  ofer  a  klam.  'At  put  in  f<r,  tu 
klam.  Tu /'W  (/,  tu  lev  land.  Tu  ;n.U  or<z, 
tu  sal  akros.  Tu  put  tu  sr,  tu  sot  -al.  Tu 
put  up,  tu  ofer  wune  self  ax  a  kandidat;  tu 


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advdns  tu;  txn  brig  wunz  self  ferward;— tm  tak 

loji^z  er  stop.     Tu put  up  wid,  tia  sufcr  wid'St 

rEzentment. 
Put,  Put,  n.  an  akjon  ov  distres;  a  f cDrst  akjon; — 

a  rustik;  a  klMi; — a  gam  at  kqrdz.    Put  on, 

ekski\,s;  Jift;  svajon.  [pV- 

PuTAGE,  P4-taj,  n.  prostitiiJon   on   ds   wmmanz 
PuTAMEN,  Pn,-ta-men,  n.  {Bot.}  de    iner  kot,  er 

Jel,  er  ston  ov  a  frcot,  komonli  keld  de  endokqrp. 
PuTANiSM,  P^-ta-niz-m,*  «.  de   trad   ov  a   pros- 

titn,t. 
Putative,  Pi\-ta-tiv,  a.  sapcSzd;  repii,ted;  not  real. 
PuTCHOCK,  Pdg-ok,  j    n.  de  ruDt  ov  a  plant  hwiq 
PoTCHUK,  Ptiq-uk,    i       groz  in  Sind,  iz  imported 

intu   Gjna,   and   iz   burnt  az   insens  in   fcJjnez 

templz. 
PuTiD,  Pit-tid,   a.    men;  lo;  wurtles. 
PuTiDNESS,  P4-tid-nes,  n.  mennes;  vjlnes. 
Putlog,  Put-log,  n.  {Arch.}  a  pes  ov  timber  3rq,zd 

for  Q  briklaerz  platform,  er  in  skafoldig. 
Put-off,  Piit-of,  n.  an  eksk^s;  an  evajon;  dela. 
PuTREDiNOUS,    Pi^-tred-i-nus,    a.    stigkig;    rotn; 

putrid. 
Putrefaction,  Pq-tre-fak-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  pq,- 

trefjir);    rotnnes;   dekompQziJon   ov   an  animal 

substans  bj  ekspoji^r. 
Putrefactive,  Pi^-tre-fak-tiv,   a.   kezig  p^tre- 

fakjon;  makir)  rotn. 
Putrefactiveness,    Pq,-tre-fak-tiv-nes,    n.    de 

Stat  ov  beig  pn,trefaktiv. 
Putrefy,  Pq-tre-f  j,  v.  t.  tin  mak  rotn  er  ptxtrid, 

az  an  animal  substans;  tia  kordpt  vrid  rotnnes. 
Putrefy,  Pii,-trE-fj,  v.i.  tu  rot;  tu  bekum  pi^trid. 
Putrescence,  Pi^-tres-ens,  n.    de  akt   ov  groiij 

pi|trid  er  rotn;  rotnnes. 
Putrescent,  Pn,-tres-ent,  a.  groig  rotn  er  pn,trid. 
Putrescible,  Pn,-tres-i-bl,  a  dat  ma  grcD  rotn  er 

piltrefj. 
Putrid,  Pi|-trid,  a.  rotn;  koriipt;  tanted   er  de- 

kompttzd,  az  animal  substans. — {Med.)    notig  a 

kjnd  ov  fever;  tjfus.  [pqtridnes. 

Putridity,  Pii,-trid-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  pn,trid; 
Putridness,  Pii,-trid-nes,  n.  rotnnes. 
Putrification,  Pq^-tri-fi-ka-Jon,  n.    de    stat   ov 

bekiimig  rotn.  [insjter. 

Putter,  Piit-er,  n.  wun  hat  puts.    Puter  on,  an 
Putter,  Put-er,  v.  i.     Se  {Potter.) 
Putting-stone,  Piit-ig-ston,  n.   a   stwn  for   de 

trjiil  ov  stregt. 
PuTTOCK,  Put-ok,  n.  a   hek;   a   kjt.— (lYaw^.)  a 

smel  Jrsd; — properli  futnk.     Se  {Futtocks.) 
Putty,  Put-i,  n.  a  veri  f  jn  sement  ov  Ijm,  yti,zd 

bj  plastererz; — a  sement  er  kompozijon,  qefli  ov 

hwjtig  and  erl,  yqzd  bj  glagerz. 
Putty,  Piit-i,  v.  i.  tu  la  on  a  sement  er  puti, 
PuY,  Pj,  n.  a  rop-danserz  pol.     Se  {Poy.) 
Puzzle,  Piiz-l,  v.  t.  tu  perpleks;  tu  konf-»nd;  tu 

cmbaras;  tu  entaggl;  tu   put  tu   a   stand;  tu 

tez;  tu  bewilder;  tu  mak  intrikat. 
Puzzle,  Piiz-l,  v.  i.  tu  be  bewilderd  er  perplekst. 
Puzzle,  Piiz-l,  n.  a  ter  tu  trj  injeniyti;  eni  tig 

dat  i>uzlz;  embarasment;  perpleksiti. 
Puzzle-headed,  Piiz-l-hed-ed,  a.    ful   ov-  kon- 

fi'yzd  nojonz. 
Puzzler,  Piiz-ler,  n.  wun  hcD  puzlz.        [intrikat. 
Puzzling,  Piiz-lig,   i^p.  a.   perpleksig;  konfqzig; 
PuzzoLAN,  Piiz-Q-laii,         j   n.  a  pcsrus,  volkanik 
PuzzoLANA,  Puz-o-lq-na,  )      substans.    Se  {Poz- 

zolu/ia.y 
Pycnite,  Pik-njt,  n.  {Min.}  Jerlus  topaz,  a  priz- 

matik  mineral;  Jerljt. 
Pycnostyle,  Pik-no-stjl,  n.    {Arch.}    an  aranj- 

ment  ov  kolumz,  in  hwiq  de  intorliolumniajonz 

qr  ekwal  tu  wun   djameter  and   a   hqf  ov   de 
Pye,  Pj,  n.     Se  {Pie.}  [kolumz. 

Pyebald,  Pj-beld,  a.     Ss  {Piebald.} 


Pygarg,  Pj-gqrg,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  egl,  havig  a  hwjt 

tal; — u  best  wid  hwjt  butoks.  [dwerfij. 

Pygmean,  Pig-me-an,  a.  belogig  tu  a  pigmi; 
Pygmy,  Pig-mi,  n.  wun  ov  a  najon  fabld  tu  be 

ouli  tre  spanz  hj;  a  dwerf;  eni  tig  litl;  a  spejez 

ov  mugki. 
Pygmy,  Pig-mi,  a.  dwerfij;  smel;  pigmean. 
Pylagore,  Pil-a-gor,   n.    a   reprezentativ  ov  a 

Grejan  siti,  in  de  kTsnsil  ov  de  Amfikiionz. 
Pyloric,  Pi-16r-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  de  pilorus. 
Pylorus,  Pi-16-rus,  «.  {Anat.}  de  loer  orif is  ov 

de  stumak. 
Pyot,  Pj-ot,  n.    Se   {Piet.)  [tern. 

Pyracanth,  Pir-a-kant,  n.  a  plant;  a  kind  ov 
Pyrallolite,  Pi-ral-ol-jt,  n.  {Mi/i.}    a   mineral 

hwig  qanjez  its  kulor  bj  het. 
Pyramadoid,  Pi-ram-a-derd,  n.  a  figyHr  rezem- 

blig   a   piramid. 
Pyrame,  Pir-am,  n.  a  smel  weter-spanyel. 
Pyramid,  Pir-a-mid,  n.  a   solid   figyxy,  standig 

on   a    poligonal,  skwi^r,  er  trjaggqlar  bas,  and 

terminatig  in  a  pffnt  at  de  top,  de  sjdz  beig  plan 

trjagglz.  [az  a  piramid. 

Pyramidal.  Pi-ram-i-dal,  a.  relatig  tu  er  fermd 
Pyramidally,  Pi-ram-i-dal-i,  ad.  in  de  ferm  ov 

a  piramid. 
Pyramidic,  Pir-a-mid-ik,  )  a.  relatig  tu  er 

Pyramidical,  Pir-a-mid-i-kal,  i      Ijk  a  piramid; 

piiamidal.  [ov  a  piramid. 

Pyramidically,  Pir-a-mid-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  de  ferm 
Pyramidicalness,    Pir-a-mid-i-kal-nes,    n.     de 

kwoliti  ov  beig  piramidikal. 
Pyre,  Pjr,  n.  a  pjl  tu  be  burnt;  a  fqneral  pjl. 
Pyrenean,  Pir-e-ne-an,  a.  relatig  tu  de  Pirenez 

in  Span. 
Pyreneite,  Pir-e-ne-jt,  n.  {Min.}  a  mineral  from 

de  Pirenez;  a  kjnd  ov  gqrnet; — ritn  elso  {pyre- 

nite  and  pyrenaite.} 
Pyretics,  Pi-ret-iks,  n.  pi.  medisinz  fer  feverz. 
Pyretology,  Pir-e-tol-o-ji,  n.  {Med.},  de   dok- 

trin  ov,  er  a  tretiz  on,  feverz. 
Pyrexia,  Pj-reks-i-e,  n.  pi.  [Z.]  {Bled.}  fererz. 
Pyrexical,  Pi-reks-i-kal,    a.    relatig    tu   fever; 

febril. 
Pyriform,  Pir-i-ferm,  a.  {Bot.}  Japt  Ijk  a  pj^r. 
Pyrite,  Pir-jt,  n.  {Min.}  de  fjr-ston;  a  sulfuret 

ov  jurn  or  uder  metal.     3is  Agglisjzd  ferm  ov 

dis  wurd,  do  modern,  iz  nis  in  gud  yqs. 
Pyrites,  Pi-rj-tez,  n.  sii).  and  id.    [Z.]  fjr-ston; 

a   sulfuret   ov   jurn   er  uder  metal;  pirjt.     Ss 

{Pyrite.} 
Pyritic,  Pi-rit-ik,  )   a.  relatig  tu,  er  kon- 

Pyritical,  Pi-rit-i-kal,  S       sistig   ov,   pirjtez  er 

pirjt.  [dn,sig  pirjtez. 

Pyritiferous,  Pir-i-tif-er-u9,  a.  kontanig  er  pro- 
Pyritous,  Pir-i-tus,  a.  kontanig  pirjt;  piritik. 
Pyroboli,  Pi-rob-o-lj,  n.  pi.  [Z,.]  fjr-belz,  er  uder 

sorts  ov  f  jrwurks  yqzd  bj  de  anjents. 
Pyrochlore,  Pir-o-klor,  n.  {Mia.}  a  redij-brisn, 

er  blak  mineral,  okiirig  in  oktahedral   kristalz. 
Pyrocitric,  Pir-o-sit-rik,  n.  {Ohem.}    notig  an 

asid  obtand  bj  distilig  sitrik  asid. 
Pyrogenous,  Pi-roj-E-nus,  a.   kezig  fjr;  igneus. 
Pyrola,  Pir-Q-la,  n.  {Bot.}   a  jenus   ov   plants; 

de  winter-gren.  [ov  fjr. 

Pyrolatry,  Pi-rol-a-tri,  n.  adorajon  er  wurjip 
Pyroligneous,  Pir-o-lig-ne-us,  \  a.  notig  an 
Pyrolignous,  Pir-o-lig-nus,        )       asid  obtand 

from  wud. 
Pyroligxic,  Pir-o-lig-nik,  a.  {Chem.}  notig  an 

asid  obtiind  bj  de  distilajon  ov  wud. 
Pyrolithic,  Pir-o-Iit-ik,  a.  notig  an  asid  obtand 

from  yqrik  asid. 
Pyrology,  Pi-rol-o-ji,  n.  a  tretiz  on  het  er  fjr. 
Pyrolusite,  Pir-o-Iq-sjt,  n.  {3Iin.}  komon  blak 

magganes,  er  a  bjnoksid  ov  maggaues. 


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Pyeomascy,  Pir-o-man-si,  n.  divinajon  bj  fjr. 
PvROMANTic,  i'ir-u-uian-tik,  n.  wuu  hO)  prukiist-z 

jdiuium-ii. 
PvBOiitTta,  Pi-r6in-e-tor,  h.  an   instnDoient  for 

uiL'suriu  de  degrea  ov  het,  or  ov   de   ukspanjou 

ov  biidit  bj  hEt. 
PyuoMourHiTE,  Pir-o-mlr-fjt,  n.    {Min.}    nativ 

[i.-itut  "V  led;  Q  sprjEZ  ov  minoral. 
Pybomucite,  Pir-u-iiii'i-sit,  ft.   a   solt  formd   ov 

|)iruiniiku.i  asid  and  a  bas. 
PvaoMLCOLS,  I'ir  o-im'i-kus,    a.   {(Jhem.)    notip 

an  iisid  obltiiid  from  Ju^ar,  gum,  and  imisilaj. 
PyitoPE,  I'ir-tJi),  n.  {Min.)   a   fjeri,    brilyaut-rt-d 

gqrriot.  [par*-'nt  bj  htt. 

Pyeopuanous,  Pi-rof-a-nus,    a.    ruiidord    trans- 
Pykopuouic,  i'ir-o  f5r-ik,  a.   relHtig    tui   piiof- 

oius. 
Pyeophorus.  Pi-r6f-(a-rus,    ?i.    a  substans  hwiq 

spiinuinEusIi  tnks  fjr  hwen  ekspi)zd  tia  de  Jir. 
Pyeopuyllite,  Pir-u-fil-jt,  n.  {Min.}  a  filiated 

niiiifnil. 
Pyropneumatic,  Pir-o-nti-mat-ik,    .1.    notij)    a 

kjiid  «)V  lami)  for  j)rt)diisiQ   instaiitaneus  Ijt,  bj 

dc  akjon  iiv  inflamabl  iir  upon  u   meUlik  sub- 

BtuDS;  invented  bj  Mr.  Gqrden. 
Pyborthite,  Pi-rJrt-jl,  «.  {Min.)  a  minoral  re- 

zombhi)  ortjt. 
PYRosroPE,    Pir-o-skop,    n.    an   instrtnmcnt   fer 

uie;<i|,rig  de  intensiti  uv  het  radiatig  from  a  fjr. 
Pyrosis,  Pi-rcb-sis,  n.  {Med.)  a  buruig  rednos  in 

de  tas. 
Pybosome,  Pir-o-som,  n.  {Fnt.)  a  sort  ov  kom- 

p-Hiid  ;isidiau,  Lwiij  iz  rtmtirkabl  for  emitig  fos- 

torik  Ijt. 
Pyeotaetaeic,  Pir-o-tar-t.ir-ik,  a.  notijj  an  asid 

obUiiid  bj  ilistilio  pn,r  l<irtrut  ov  ^KJla.sa. 
Pyeotech.nia.v,  Pir-u)-t6k-ni-an,       /  n.  a  maker 
pYBOTECU.NiciAN,  Pir-o-tek-niJ-an,  I  ov  f  jrwurka; 

a  piruti'kni.'it. 
Pyrotechnic,  Pir-o-tek-nik,  )  a.  relatig  tu 

pYttOTKCiiMCAL.  Pir-(j-tck-ni-kal,  i      fjrwurks. 
Pykotecu.nics,  I'ir-o-tek-niks,   «.  /)/.  de  qrt  ov 

f jiwurks;  pinotekni.  [in  pirutokni. 

Pyeotechnist,  Pir-o-tek-nist,  n.  wun  hiB  iz  verst 
Pyeotech.ny,  i'ir-o-tck-ni,  u.  de  qrt  ov  munajig 

f{r,  partikyi},larli  az  apljd  tu  de  qrt  or  wor,  and 


moir  cspojali  de  makig  or  ornamdntal  fjrwurlu 

for  amiizmoiit. 
Pyeotic,  Pi-njt-ik,  11.  {Med.)  a  koslik  medijin. 
Pyeotic,  I'i-rot-ik,  a.  kohtik;  buruig. 
Pyroxene,  Pir-oka-eu,  h.  {Min.)   de  ojjt;  a  kris- 

taljzd  mineral. 
Pyeoxvlic,  l'ir-ok.i-il-ik,  a.  {(Jhem.)  apljd  lu  a 

M|)irit    prujdqst   bj    de  de^jlriiktiv    distilajon    or 

wuiil.  [pirok.'^ilik  !<])irit. 

1'yeoxyli.ne,  Pi-roks-i-ljn,  n.  a  substans  fund  in 
Pyrrhic,  Pir-ik,  n.  an  anjent,  militari,  kwik  dann, 

inveuied  bj  Pirus: — a  po^tik  fut  ov  ud  Jort  »il- 

ablz.  [invented  bj  bim. 

Pyrrhic,  Pir-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  Pirus,  or  tua  dan8 
i'YUUiucHiAN,    I'ir-ik-i-an,   a.    nuitig   a   militari 

dans  invented  bj  Pirus;  Pirik. 
Pvrruonean,  l'ir-(j-ne-an,  a.  rclatig  tu  Piro. 
PyauHo.vic,  I'i-ron-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  I'irunizm. 
Pyrrhonism,  Pir-u-niz-m,  w.  skeptisizm;  de  dok- 

trin  or  prinsiplz  ov  {Pyrrho,)   de  funder  ov  de 

skoptikal  filosofi.  [skoplik. 

Tyrrho-mst,  I'ir-o-nist,  n.  a  foloer   ov  Piro;  a 
i'vTiiAGORKAV,  Pi-fcag-o-re-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Pi- 

ta;,'iorii.-i  iir  biz  filo.^ufi. 
Pythagorean,    Pi-tag-u-re-an,    n.    a  foloer  or 

Pitagujras  de  filosoter. 
PyTiiAGORic,  I'lt-a-gor-ik,  >  a.   sam  az    Pi- 

Pytiiagorical,  Pit-a-gor-i-kal,  i      tugurran. 
PvTUAGORisM,  Pi-tag-u-riz-m,  n.  de   doktrin  or 

Pitagurus. 
Pythian,  Pit-i-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Pifiia,  de  prestes 

ov  Apolo;  (list)  tu  Gre/an  gamz  selebrated,  in 

onor  ov  de  Pitian  Apolu,  at  Delfi. 
Pytuo.ness,  Pit-Q-nes,  «.  de  yirestcs  ov  Apolo  at 

de  oraki  ov  Delfj: — a  sort  ov  wiq. 
Pythonic,  Pi-fion-ik,  a.  pretendig  tu  fort6l  fut- 

yqr  events. 
Pytuo.nism,  Pit-o-niz-m,  n.  de   qrt  ov   fort^lig 

fqtyqr  events  bj  sorseri. 
I'vTiio.viST,  Pit-u)-uist,  II.  Q  kiinjqrcr. 
I'yllco.v,  I'j-iil-kon,  a.,  jjI.    I'j-iil-ka:  {Med.)  a 

surjikal  iudtriJDmunt  for  ekstraktig    pus  from  a 

kaviti. 
Pyx,  Piks,  ».  de  boks  in  bwi^  de  host  iz  kept  bj 

Roman  Katuliks; — a  boks  yqzd  for  de  trjal  ov 

gold  and  silver  kern. 


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Qq,  a  k6n.V3nant  in  de  Romanik  alfabct,  iz  ; 
,    olwuz  folud  bj  (h).     It  baz  de  .«-8nd  ov  k,  | 
and  de  (11)  hwic;  loliiz  it,   hwen    not  .silent,  iz 
Bonded  az  w;  HZ,  {quail,)  pron'snst  kivai.     Q  iz  1 
yqxd  az  an  abreviajou  ov  {queen,  quedi'm,  {lud 
q'.mj )  j 

QUAB,  Kwob,  n.  a  sort  ov  fij.  I 

Quack,  Kwak,  v.  i.   tu  krj  Ijk  a  duk; — tu  ^atcr  1 
bj-itigli:  tu  brag  ludli:  tu  tok  ostcntajusli. 

Quack,  Kwak,  «.  de  krj  ov  a  duk; — a  van,  bost- 
f  i.il  prrten<ior  lu  a  sjons  or  qrt  bwi<j  he  dui  not  I 
uiidt-rstand.  |<urtikyqlarli  mvdisint  a  trikig  prak-  ' 
tijoner  in  t'izik.  | 

Quack,  Kwak,  a.  folsli  pret^ndig,  or  foK^li  al^jd, 
tu  kqr  dizezuz;  az,  a  kwak  doktor,  a  kicak 
m  'di.sin. 

Quackery,  Kwak-or-i,  n.  de  karaktcr  and  prak- 
liso/.  ov  a  kwak;  irt^gyqlar  praktis;  van  and  fols 
prtt.MiJonz. 

QuACKisu,  Kwak-iJ,t  a.  boatful  and  trikij;  Ijk  a 
kwak. 


Quackle,    Kwak-I,  r.  f.  and  1.   tu   intenipt  in 

brertig:  tu  olmust  (juk:  tu  siifokat.     [I'ruvin/al 

in  Iggland,  and  kolokwial  in  Amerika.j  [qukt. 
QuACKLKD.  Kwak-ld,  p.  a.  from  Kwakl;  olmost 
Quacksalver,  Kw;'ik-sal-ver,  11.  a  kwak  hit)  del/. 

(jefli  in  sqvz  and  orntmcuts;  a  medikaster;  a  Jqr- 

lat:in. 
Quadra,  Kw6d-ra,  11.  {Arch.)   a  skw,ir  m>jldig, 

frnm.  or  b  irder,  enkumiuisig  a  bns-rclef. 
QuADEAGE.VK,  Kw6d-ra-jen,  11.  a  |>a)>al  indiiijcns, 

imiltipliig  dr  remijon  ov  ]>enans  bj  fortiz. 
Quadragesima,  Kwod-ra-j^s-i-ma,  11.  de  sezn  or 

leMi,!<«j  kold  bektiz  it  kon.sisUs  ov40dnz. — A'leod- 

r.ijeni/na  iS'imla,  de  f\^rst  Sunda  in  lent. 
Quj\dragesimal,  Kwiid-ra-j6s-i-mal,  a.   [L.]  re- 

Iniig  tu  lent:  lonten. 
QUADRAOESIMALS,  K wod-ra-j^s-i-mali,  u.pl.  ofer- 

igz  formorii    mad,   on    mid-lent  Sunda,  tu  de 

mudor  (jury. 
Quadrangle,  Kw6d-rag-gl,n.  a  plan  figyqr,  har- 

ig  fu>r  aggls  and  fur  sjdz;  a  skw^r. 


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Quadrangular,  Kwod-raij-gn,-lar,  a.  skwq,r;  hav- 

ir)  for  arjglz. 
Quadrant,  KwoJ-rant,  n.  de  fort  pq,rt;  de  kwor- 
ter; — rts  kworter  ov  a  serkl;  an  qrk  uv  90  degrez; 
— a  matcmatikal  instra)iuent  fisr  takiij  altitudz.    I 
QuADRANTAL,    Kwod-iun-tal,    a.    relutiij   tu    a 

kwodraut. 
QuADRANTAL,  Kwod-ran-tal,  n.  a  figyn,r  hwiq  iz 

everi  wa  skw!(,r,  Ijk  a  dj. 
Quadrat,  Kwod-rat,  n.  {Printing}  a  skw^r  pes 
ov  metal  tia  fil  up  a  verd  spas  betwen  wurdz  and 
leterz. 
Quadrate,  Kwod-rat,  a.  skw£ir;  haviij  for  ekwal 
sjdz; — skwitr,  in  a  f  igyiyativ  sons;  ekwal:  egzakt. 
Quadrate,  Kwod-rat,  n.  a  skwi^r;  a  mateinalikal 
instrcument. — {Astral.}      an     aspekt; — sam    az 
{quartile.} 

Quadrate,  Kwod-rat,  v.  i.  tu  sn,t;  tu  korespond; 
tu  bg  akomodated  tu. 

Quadratic,  Kwod-rat-ik,  a.,  skwv;  bsloijij)  tu  a 
skwi},r. — KwddrAtik  ekwafm,  {Alyehra,}  an 
ekwajon  ov  ds  sckond  degrs,  or  wun  hwiy  in- 
volvz  ds  skwi^r  ov  de  unnou  kwontiti. 

QuadratrIX,  Kwod-ra-triks,  or  Kw6d-ra-triks,  n. 
{Geom.}  Q  mekanikal  Ijn,  bj  menz  ov  hwiq  rjt 
Ijnz  qr  f-snd  ekwal  tu  de  serkiimferensez  ov  ser- 
klz  or  uder  kurvz. 

Quadrature,  Kw6d-ra-tt],r,  ».  de  akt  ovskw£trir); 
a  kwodrat;  a  skwq,r. — {Geoin.}  de  determinajon 
ov  de  area  ov  a  kurv,  or  de  fjndii)  ov  an  ekwal 
skw^r;  de  fjndig  ov  a  skwi^.r  ekwal  tu  de  area 
ov  andder  figyi^^r,  az  a  serkl. — 3^e  Jcwodratiir  op 
ds  seikl  iz  a  problem  ovgrat  selebriti  in  de  his- 
tori  ov matematikal  sjcns. — {Adran.}  de  pozijon 
ov  de  moon  hwen  Je  iz  90  degrez  from  de  sun, 
hwen  enterii)  de  sekond  er  forfi  kworter. 

Quadrel,  Kwod-rel,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  qrtifijal  skwf\,r 
ston.  [for  yerz. 

Quadrennial,  Kwod-r^n-i-al,  a.  hapniij  wuns  in 

Quadrennially,  Kwod-ren-i-al-i,  ad.  everi  for 
yerz. 

QuADRiBLE,  Kw6d-ri-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  skwq,rd. 

QuADRiCAPsuLAR,  Kwod-ri-kap-sn,-lar,  a.  {Bot.) 
haviij  for  kapsqlz  tu  a  fliser. 

QUADRICORN,  Kw6d-ri-korn,  n.  {Ent.}  de  nam  ov 
a  famili  uv  insekts,  havig  for  antene. — {Zml.} 
a  forhernd  antelop.  [hernz. 

QuADRicoKNus,   Kwod-ri-kor-nus,   a.    havig   for 

QUADRIDECIMAL,  Kwod-ri-des-i-mal,  a.  havig  for 
fa.sez  tu  eg  ov  de  Uh  suinits,  az  a  kristal. 

QuADRiDENTATE,  Kwod-ri-deu-tat,  a.  {Bot.}  hav- 
ig for  tef). 

QuADRiENNiAL,  Kwod-ri-6n-i-al,  a.  komprjzig  for 
yerz:  hapnig  wuns  in  for  yerz. 

QuADRiFARious,  Kwod-ri-fa  ri-us,  a.  aranjd  in 
for  roz  or  ragks.  [vij;on2. 

QuADRiFiD,  Kw6d-ri-fid,  a.    klovn  intu  for  di- 

QuADRiFOiL,  Kwod-ri-ferl,  a.  havig  for  levz. 

QuADRiFURCATED,  Kw6d-ri-f ur-kat-ed,  a.  havig 
for  forks.  [sistig  ov  forti. 

QuADRiGENARious,  Kwod-ri-je-na-ri-us,  a.  kon- 

QUADKIJUGOUS.  Kwod-rijivgus,  a.  {Bot.}  hav- 
ig for  pi^rz  ov  leflcts.  [sjdz. 

Quadrilateral,  Kwod-ri-lat-er-al,  a.  havig  for 

Quadrilateral,  Kwod-ri-lat-er-al,  71.  a  fi'gyii,r 
havig  for  sjdz. 

Quadrilateralness,  Kwod-ri-lat-or-al-nes,n.  de 
Stat  ov  Ijeig  kwodrilatoral.  [ov  for  leterz. 

Quadriliteral,    Kwod-ri-lit-er-al,    a.    konsistig 

Quadrille,  Kwod-ril,  n.  a  gam  at  kqrdz,  plad  bj 
for  personz; — a  kjnd  ov  dans,  a  kotilyon. 

QuADRiLLK,  Kwod-ril,  V.  i.  tu  pla  at  kwodril. 

Quadrillion,  Kwod-ril- yon,  71..  de  fort  p-xerov  a 
milyon:  or,  akordig  tu  de  Frenq,  onli  de  skwiy 
ov  a  milyon.  [for  lobz. 

QuADRiLOBATE,  Kwod-ri-16-bat,  a.  {Bot.}  havig 


QuADRiLOCULAii,  Kwod-ri-16k-yii,-lar,   a.   {Bot.} 

havig  for  selz.  [havig  for  termz. 

QuADKiNOMiAL,  Kwod-ri-no-mi-al,  a.  {Ahjehra} 
Quadripartite,  Kwod-rip-ar-tjt,    a,    [L.]  havig 

for  pqrts:  divjded  intu  for  pqrts. 
QuADUU'ARTiTELY,  Kwod-rip-ar-tjt-li,    ad.   in  a 

kvvodri|aitjt  distribqjon. 
QuADRiPAsCHAL,    Kwod-ri-pas-kal,   a.    inkltidig 

for  pusoverz.  [wigz. 

QuADRiPENNATE,  Kwod-ri-pen-at,   a.    havig   for 
QuADRiPUYLLOUs,  Kwod-ri-fil-us,    a.    havig  for 

levz.  [bagks  ov  orz. 

QuADRiREME,  Kw6d-ri-rem,   n.   a   gali    wid   for 
Quadrisyllable,  Kwod-ri-sil-a-bl,  n.  a  ward  ov 

for  silablz.  [valvz. 

QuADRiVALVE,  Kw6d-ri-valv,  a.  {Bot.}  havig  for 
Qu A DRi valves,  Kw6d-ri-valvz,  n.  pi.   dorz  wid 

for  fwldz. 
QuADRiviAL,   Kwod-riv-i-al,    a.    havig   for  waz 

metig  in  a  pffnt.  [kwodrivial  strets. 

QuADRiviAL,    Kwod-riv-i-al,    n.    a    forum    wid 
QuADRiviuM,  Kwod-riv-i-um,  n.  [L.]  (In  de  lag- 

gwaj  ov  de  skcolz)  de  for  leser  qrts, — arifimetik, 

mi],zik,  jeometri,  and  astronomi. 
Quadroon,  Kwod-rifcn,  n.  a  kwerter-bluded  per- 
son; de  ofsprig  ov  a  mn,lato  wuman  bj  a  hwjt 

man. 
QuADRUMANA,  Kwod-rcfi-ma-na,  n.  pi.  {Zool.}  de 

sekond  order  ov  mamiferus  animalz  in  Kn,viaz 

sisteni,  bwiq  inkh'^dz  mugkiz. 
QUADRUMANE,  Kwod-rjj-man,  n.  wun  ov  de  kwod- 

rdimana;  a  mamal,  havig  for  limz  or  ekstremitiz 

terminHtcd  bj  handz. 
QuADRUMANOus,  Kwod-rcb-ma-nus,  a.  havig  for 

limz,  eq  ov  hwig  servz  az  a  hand,  az  de  mugki 

trjb. 
Quadruped,  Kwod-rcD-ped,  ?i.  a  for-f uted  animal; 

a  mamal  havig  for  fet. 
Quadruped,  Kwod-ros-ped,  a.  havig  for  fet. 
Quadrupedal,  Kwod-rcb-pe-dal,  a.  havig  for  fet. 
Quadruple,  Kwod-ra-pl,  a.  forfold:  for  tjmz  told. 
Quadrupled,  Kwod-riD-pld,  a.  mad  forfold. 
Quadruplicate,  Kwod-rdi-pli-kat,  v.  t.  tu  dubl 

tvvjs;  tu  mak  forfold. 
QuADRUPLiCATiON,    Kwod-rcD-pli-ka-Jon,    n.    de 

takig  a  tig  for  tjmz;  a  forfold  kwontiti. 
QuADRUPLY,    Kw6d-ra)-pli,    ad.     tu    a    forfold 

kwontiti. 
Qu^RE,  Kwe-ri,  v.  i.  inkwjr;  serq;  sek; — ofn  plast, 

(or  its  abreviajon  {Qu.}  j  befor  sumtig  held  in 

dist,  or  tu  be  inkwjrd  intu.  [drqfts. 

Quaff,  Kwuf,  v.  t.  tu  drigk;   tu  swolo  in  Iqrj 
Quaff,  Kwaf,  v.  i.  tu  drigk  luksyqriusli. 
Quaffer,  Kwdf-er,  n.  wun  hO)  kwafs. 
Quag,  Kwag,  n.  a  Jakig,  wet  sffl;  a  kwagmjr. 
QuAGGA,  Kwag-a,  n.  {Zool.}  a   solipedus,   Afri- 

kan  kw(3dra)ped,  ov  de  spejez  {equus}er  hers,  aljd 

tu  de  zebra. 
Quaggy,  Kwag-i,  a.  bogi;  soft  and  wet;  not  solid. 
Quagmire,  Kwag-mjr,  «.  a  soft,  yeldig  mqrj  er 

Quagmire,  Kwag-mjr,  v.  t.  tu  hwelm  in  a  kwag- 

QUA-HAUG,  Kwo-hGg,».  a  Iqrj  spejez  ov  Amerikan 
klain,— ritn  olso  {qiiahog}  and  {quauhoy.} 

Quail,  Kwal,  n.  a  berd,  nerli  aljd  tu  de  pqrtrij. 

Quail,  Kwal,  v.  i.  tu  sigk  in  siiirit  or  bj  dejek- 
Jon;  tu  laggwij. 

Quail,  Kwal,  r.  t.  tu  kruj;  tu  kwel;  tu  depr^s. 

QUAIL-FIGHTING,  Kwal-fjt-ig,  n.  a  kombat  ov 
kwalz.  [jon:  deka. 

Quailing,  Kwal-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  falig;  dcklina- 

QuAiL-PiPE,  Kwal-pjp,  n.  a  pjp  wid  hwig  fulerz 
alqr  kwalz. 

Quaint,  Kwant,  a.  njs;  egzakt  wid  peti  elegans; 
od  tro  njseti;  fin-spun;  fantastik;  afektcd:  hav- 
ig sum  pent  er  konset. 


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Quaintly,  Kwant-li,  aJ.  in  u  kwant  maner;  njsli. 

QuAisTSKSS,  Kwunt-nes,  u.  de  kwuliti  ov  bcifl 
kwtiiil:  iiisfti. 

Qt'AKi:,  Kwak,  r.  ».  tu  Jak  wid  kold  or  fer;  tu 
truubl:  tu  Jak;  not  tu  be  solid  or  ferm. 

Quake,  Kwak,  n.  a  Juder:  a  Jak;  a  trcmblio. 

Quaker,  KwiVk-er,  n.  wun  ha>  kwaks. — {T/ie^'l.} 
a  Frend:  apljd  (orijinali  in  drrijon)  tu  de  re- 
lijus  denotninajon  ov  Freudz,  hwic  woz  f-jnded 
abiit  dc  midl  ov  de  17t  sentii,ri  bj  Jurj  Fok-s. 

Quakerish,  Kwak-er-iJ,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  rezem- 
bli(),  Kwrakerz.  [Kwakerz. 

Quakerism,  Kwak-er-iz-m,  n.  dc  prinsiplz  ov  de 

QuAKERLY,  Kwak-er-Ii,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  rezem- 
blii),  KwHkerz. 

Quaking,  Kwak-ip,  n.  a  trcmblip:  trepidajon. 

Quaking  grass.  Kwak-ip-gras,  «.  a  spejez  ov 
gras  haviQ  litl  pendii,lus,  tremblig  spjklets;  an 
an.vn,;il  plant.  ['fjd- 

QuALiKiABLE.  Kw61-i-fj-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  kwul- 

QuALiKiCATiON,  Kwol-i-f i-ka-Jon,  >».  de  akt  ov 
kwolitjig:  dat  hwiq  kwolifiz:  de  stat  ov  beiy 
kwolifid:  legal  abiliti:  pozejon  ov  de  rckwizit 
kwolitiz;  fitnus;  akomplijmeat; — abatnmnt;  dim- 
innJon. 

Qualified,  Kw6l-i-fid,  p.  a.  havig  kwolifika/on; 
fit:  furnijt; — pqrjal;  limited;  not  komplet.     [ifjz. 

Qualifier,  Kw6l-i-fj-er,  71.  he  or  dat  hwiq  kwol- 

QuALiFY,  Kwol-i-fj,  a.  tu  mak  fit,  ka|Kibl,  or 
furnijt;  tu  fit  fer;  tu  furnij  wid  kwolifikajonz: 
tu  mak  kapabl  ov  eni  emplerment,  of  is,  or  privi- 
lej; — tu  abat;  tu  sofn:  tu  ez;  tu  aswaj;  tu  mod- 
if(:  tu  regyi^lat:  tu  limit.  [fit. 

Qualify,  Kwol-i-fj,  r.  1.  tu  bckiim  kwolifjd  or 

Quality,  Kwol-i-ti,  n.  de  natyij^r  ov  a  tip  rela- 
tivli  konsidcrd;  properti  ov  a  tifl;  atribq^t;  dis- 
pozijon;  temper;  vertyij,  er  vis:  karaktcr;  kom- 
parativ  or  relativ  ragk;— sq,pcrioriti  ov  bert  er 
stajon:  personz  ov  hj  rajjk. 

Qualm.  Kwqni, or  Kwam,  ii.  a  suden  fitorsiknes: 
a  .suden  .*e;?iir  ov  sikli  la{)gwor:  nojea. 

Qualmish,  Kwiiin-iJ,  a.  sezd  wid  sikli  laggwor; 
kwEzi:  skwrinij. 

QuALMiSHLY.  Kwqm-iJ-H,  ad.  in  a  kwqmij  maner. 

Qualmish.ness,  Kwqm-iJ-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beij 
kwqiiiij. 

QuAMDiu  SE  bene  gzssebit,  Kwam-di-yq,  se  be- 
ne jei-e-rit,  [L.]  {Late}  az  lofl  az  he  Jal  behav 
himself  wel;— a  klez  ofn  inserted  in  leterz-patent 
ov  de  grant  ov  ofisez,  dat  de  pqrti  Jal  huld  de 
fam  dqrin  gud  behavyor.  [Jrub. 

QuAMOCLiT,  Kwam-o-klit,  n.   {Bi.t.)  a  plant  er 

Quandary,  Kw6n-da-ri,  ur  Kwon-da-ri,  n.  a  dijt; 
a  ditikulti:  an  unsertenti;  perpleksiti. 

Quant,  Kwont,  n.  a  smel  pes  ov  bord  at  de  bot- 
om  ov  Q  jumpij-pol,  tu  prevent  de  p<al  from 
siflkifl  iiitu  de  ert  or  mud. 

Quantity,  Kw6n-ti-ti,  n.  dat  properti  ov  eni  tifl 
hwiq  ma  be  inkrest  or  diminijt:  eni  fiy  kapabl 
ov  estimajon  or  meji^rment:  bulk:  wat;  inejiir:  a 
porjun:  a  pqrt.  a  del:  a  Iqrj  porjon.— (y^rtiifwfj/) 
df  ra  i?n,r  ov  tjm  in  pronxnsiu  a  silabl. 

Quantum.  Kw6n-tum.  n.  [L.]  kwontiti;  am^jnt. 

QuA.STUM  meruit,  Kwon-tum  mer-y^-it,  [Z.] 
{Lair)  az  muq  az  he  haz  dezervd;— an  akjon  on 
a  kas  grinded  upon  de  promis  ov  anddcr  tu  pa 
dt  plant! f,  fur  doiij)  eni  tig,  so  muq  az  he  Jud 
df  lerv  or  merit. 

Quantum  sufficit,  Kwon-tum  sdf-i-sit,  [Z.]  a 
sufijeiit  kwontiti. 

QuAP,  Kwiip,  r.  I.  tu  trob.     Se  (Qutb.) 

Quarantine,  Kwor-an-te'n,  n.  de  s[)as  ov  forti 
daz,  apljd  tu  de  sczn  ov  Lent.— (  C/m  )  a  peri- 
od ov  tju).  \ariabl  in  lept.  dqrig  hwiq  a  Jip  or 
vesel,  9iif;6zd  tu  be  infekted  wid  s^rtcn  dizezei, 
ii  not  alid  tu  kom^nikat  freli  wid  de  /or. 


Quarantine,  Kwor-an-ten,  v.  t.  tu  put  under 
kwuranten:  tu  prohibii  from  inlerkurs  wid  a 
tTjn  or  ils  inhabitants. 

Quabrel,  Kwor-el,  u.  a  brcq  ov  konkord;  a  brel; 
a  peti  fjt;  a  skufl;  a  dispqt;  a  kontest;  a  koz  ov 
kontenjon;  alterkajon;  a  brtfl;  a  fqd;  sumtiy  dat 
givz  a  rjt  tu  reprjzal;  objekjon;  il-wil;— de  in- 
stra>ment  wid  hwi(;  a  skw^r  er  pan  ov  glas  iz 
kut:  de  gla3erz  djaraond. 

Quarrel,  Kw6r-el,  r.  i.  tu  dispi'^t  vjcjlentli  er 
wid  aflger:  tu  debat;  tu  skufl:  tu  skwobl;  tu 
Ijt:  tu  kombat;  tu  fjnd  felt;  tu  disagre. 

Quarreller,  Kw6r-el-er,  n.  wun  ha»  kworelz. 

Quarrelling,  Kw6r-el-i{),  n.  breq  ov  konkerd; 
Jiipi'l,!;  discnjon;  kontenjon;  a  rapglip. 

Quarrelsome,  Kw6r-el-sura,  a.  dis)j6zd  tu  kwor- 
el;  koutenjus;  ezili  iritated;  irasibl;  kolerik;  pet- 
yulant. 

Quarrelsomely,  Kw6r-el-sum-li,  ad.  in  a  kwor- 
tljum  maner:  petyqlantli;  kolerikli. 

Quarrelsomeness,  Kwor-el-sum-nes,  n.  kolerik- 
nts:  [eiyiilms. 

QuARRiER,  Kwor-i-er,  11.  wun  hcD  kworiz. 

Quarky,  Kw6r-i,  n.  a  ston  mjn;  a  plas  hw^r  ston, 
slat,  er  qok  iz  dug;— a  djamond-Japt  pes  ovglas, 
tu  be  yiizd  az  a  windo  pan; — a  smol  skw^r,  mad 
fer  pftvij):— an  aro  wid  a  skw^r  hed:  kwurel; — 
gam  flon  at  bj  a  hek:  a  hep  ov  gam  kild. 

Quarry,  Kw6r-i,  i'.  t.  tu  dig  •st  ov  a  kwori. 

Quarry,  Kw6r-i,*  v.  i.  tu  pra  upon. 

Quarrying,  Kwor-i-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  h(b 
kworiz; — a  smol  pes,  brokn  er  qipt  of,  f'snd  in 
kworiz.  [kwori. 

Quabryman,  Kw6r-i-man,  n.  wun  hcD  digz  in  a 

Quart,  Kwert,  n.  de  fort  pqrt  ov  a  galon;  a  vesel 
hwi(j  huildz  a  kwert. 

Quart,  Kqrt,  n.  a  sekwens  ov  forkqrdz  at  piket. 

Quartan,  Kwer-tan,  n.  {Med.)  an  intermitent 
fever  er  agi|  hwiq  retdrnz  even  fort  da. 

Quartan,  Kw6r-tan,  a.  {Med.)  kumip  cveri  fort 
da,  uz  an  agq. 

Quartation,  Kwer-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  kwerter- 
iO- — {MttuUurijy)  de  separajon  ov  silver  from 
gold,  bj  mcnz  ov  njtrik  asid;— an  operajon  bj 
hwiq  de  kwontiti  ov  wun  tifl  iz  mad  ekwal  tu 
de  fcjrt  fiqrt  ov  de  kwontiti  ov  anuder. 

Quarter,  Kwor-ter,  n.  a.  fort  pqrt:  a  rejon  ov 
de  skjz,  az  referd  tu  de  semanz  kqrd;  a  partik- 
yq,lar  rejon  ov  a  fsn  er  kuntri;  a  sekjon;  a  dis- 
trikt;  a  siajon: — de  furt  pqrt  ov  a  Iqnajon; — re- 
mijon  ov  Ijf;  mersi  granted  bj  a  koflkeror; — a 
skwi^r  panel; — de  afterj>qrt  ov  a  Jips  sjd; — a 
mejqr  ov  at  bujelz  ov  gran; — a  skw^r  timber 
for  iuqez  tik: — *amiti;  konkord: — pi.  stajonz  fer 
a  Jips  kroD  in  tjm  ov  akJon;-- stajonz  for  soljerz 
er  an  qrmi;  lojigz.  Tu  giv  kicorter,  tu  giv  er 
sp^r  Ijf.  Fhh  ktcfrrter  iz  a  kleft  er  qipk  in  a 
kworter  ov  a  horsez  hoof,  from  top  tu  botom. 

Quarteh,  Kwor-ter,  v.t.  tu  divjd  intu  for  pqrts 
er  kworterz:  tu  divjd;  tu  brak  bj  furs:  tu  divjd 
intu  distigkt  rejonz; — tu  stajjn  or  loj,  az  sol- 
jerz: tu  loj;  tu  fiks  on  a  temporari  dwelijj: — tu 
b^r  az  an  apendaj  tu  de  hereditari  qrmz; — tu 
punij  bj  t^rifl  in  pcsez  bj  for  hersez,  wun  ata^t 
tu  eq  lim  ov  a  kriminal. 

Quarter,  Kwor-ter,  v.  1.  tu  reman  in  kwerter; 
tu  abjd. 

Quarterage,  Kwor-tcr-aj,  n.  a  kwerterli  al'sans. 

Quarteb-day,  Kwer-ter-da,  11.  de  da  dat  beginz  or 
komplets  a  kworter  ov  de  yer,  on  h wiq  rent  iz  pad. 

Quarter-deck,  Kwer-tcr-dek,  n.  {jS'aul.)  de 
(jorjon  ov  de  upermost  dek  ov  a  Jip  betwen  de 
man  and  mizn  masts. 

Quartebinq,  Kwer-ter-ij),  n.  a  divjdifl  intu 
kworterz;— stajon;  apffntment  ov  kwerterz; — a 
partijon. 


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QnARTERLY,  Kwer-ter-li,  a.  okurig  everi  kworter, 
er  fur  tjmz  in  a  yer;  koutaiiiij  a  fort  pqrt. 

Quarterly,  Kwer-ter-li,  ad.  vvuns  in  a  kwerter 
ov  a  yer.  [wuns  a  kworttr. 

Quarterly,  Kwer-ter-li,   n.   a   publikajon   ifnd 

Quarter  MASTER,  Kwer-ter-mds-ter,  n.  {3lu.} 
an  ofisi/r  hcoz  biznes  it  iz  tu  liak  after  de  kwui- 
terz  ov  dz  soljerz,  and  tu  atend  tu  dq,r  klodiij, 
bred,  amn.nij'on,  &s. — {A'avy}  a  peti  ofiser,  luD, 
-  besjdz  uder  di^tiz  ov  r-qperintendens,  direkts  ds 
kors  ov  ds  Jip,  and  atendz  tu  her  steraj. 

Quartermaster-general,  Kwer-ter-mas-ter- 
jeu-er-al,  n.  an  ofiser  ov  As  qrmi,  bcoz  di],ti  it 
iz  tu  dcfjn  de  mqrqez,  tu  mqrk  -st  de  enkamp- 
ments,  tu  qtoz  bed-kwerterz,  &i. 

Quartern,  Kwer-tern,  u.  a  jil;  fort  pqrt  ov  a 
pjnt; — ds  fort  pqrt  ov  a  pek  ov  kern. 

Quarter  POINT,  Kwer-ter-pffnt,  n.  {Kavi.}  de 
fort  pqrt  ov  de  mej!q,r  ov  wun  ov  de  priusipal 
pefnts  ov  de  kumpas. 

Quarter-round,  Kwer-ter-r'snd,  n.  a  moldii) 
biDz  kouUDr  iz  eder  a  perfekt  kwodrant,  er  a 
kwerter  ov  a  serkl,  er  hwot  aproqez   tu   dat 

Quarter-sessions,    Kwer-ter-s6J-onz,      n.     pi. 

{Law}  a  kort  held  bj  at  lest  UD  justisez,  kom- 

onli  fur  de  trjal  ov  kriminalz.  [fens. 

QuARTERSTAKK,  Kwer-ter-staf,  n.  a  staf  ov  de- 
QuARTET,  Kwor-tet,  n.  {Mus.}  a  pes  ov  mii,zik 

aranjd  fer  for  versez,  er  fer  for  iustrcDments. — 

{I'netri/}  a  stanza  ov  for  Ijnz. 
QuARTiLE,  Kwer-til,  n.  {Astrol.}  an  aspekt  ov  tO) 

planets  inJiz  pozijonz  qr  at  a  distans  ov  90  de- 

grez  on  de  zodiak. 
QUARTINE,  Kwor-tin,  n.  {Bot.)   ds  fort  envelop 

ov  de  vejetabl  6vn,lum,  beginig  tu  k'snt  from 

de  •stsjd. 
Quarto,  Kwer-to,  n.  a  buk  kompozd  ov  Jets  ov 

paper  eq  folded  intu  for  levz;  abreviated  tu  4to. 
Quarto,  Kwer-to,  a.  havii)  for  levz  in  a  Jet. 
QuARTRAiN,  Kwer-tran,  n.  {Poetry}  a  stanza  ov 

for  Ijiiz,  rjmir)  alternatli.  [teraj. 

QuARTRiDGE,  Kwer-trij,  n.  kwerterli  al'sans;  kwer- 
QuARTZ,  Kwerts,  71.  {A/i/i..}  rok-kristal;  a  trans- 

pi^rent  mineral  kompozd  ov  pqr  sjleks;  a  silijus 

ston;  wun  ov  de  ingredients  ov  granit. 
QUARTZOSE,  Kwert-zos,  a.  relatir)  tu,  er  kontan- 

ig  kwerts.  [zos. 

QuARTZY,  Kwert-zi,  a.  relatij  tu  kwerts;  kwert- 
QuASH,  KwoJ,  V.  t.  tu  kruj;  tu  skvvez;  tu  subdi| 

sudenli. — {Law}  tu  aniil;  tu  nulifj;  tu  mak  vffd. 
Quash,  KwoJ,  v.  i.  tu  be  Jakn  wid  a  nffz. 
Quash,  Kwoj,  n.  skwoj.     8e  {Squash.} 
Quasi,  Kwa-sj,  [^.]  az  if;  just  az   if;   elmost. — 

KwHi<l  kontrukt,   {Law}    an    impljd   kdntrakt. 

It  iz  yqzd  in  de  sens  ov  pretended,  net  real. 
Quasimodo,  Kwas-i-mo-do,  n.   {in  the  MMnan 

Cathiilic  calendar}  de  ferst  Sunda  after  8ster. 
QuASS,  Kwas,  n.  a  men  sert  ov  fermented  likor, 

mad  bj  poriij  werm  weter  on  rj  or  bqrli  mel,  and 

dru\)k  bj  de  pezanlri  ov  RiDjia. 
QuASSATioN,  Kwa-sa-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  Jakir);  de 

slat  ov  beirj  Jakn. 
Quassia,  Kw6J-i-a,  «.  a  tol  tre  ov  Sist  Amerika 

and  de  West  Indez;  de  wud  or  bqrk  ov  de  tre; 

a  veri  biter  infqgon  obtand  from  de  wud  and 

bqrk. 
QuASsiNE,  Kwas-in,  n.   {Ohem.}    de  aktiv,  biter 

prinsipl  (iV  kwojia. 
QuATERCOUSiNS,  Ka-ter-kuz-nz,  n.  pi.  doz  wid- 

in  de  ferst  for  degrez  ov  kindred;  frendz. 
Quaternary,  Kwa-ter-na-ri,  n.  At  number  for. 
Quaternary,  Kwa-ter-na-ri,  a.  kousistiy  ov  for. 
Quaternion,  Kwa-ter-ni-on,  n.  de  number  for; 

a  fjl  ov  for  soljerz.  [alternatli. 

Quatean,  Kwot-ran,  n.  a.  stanza  ov  for  Ijnz  rjmiy 


Quaver,  Kwa-ver,  v.  i.  tu  Jak  de  vers;  tu  pro- 

di\,s  a  Jak  on  a  mq,zikal  instrcDment;  tia  trembi; 

tu  vjbrat. 
Quaver,  Kwa-ver,  n.  {3fus.}  a  Jak  ov  de  vers,  er 

ov  a  s«nd  from  an  instrijoment; — a  mi],zikal  not, 

ekwal  tu  hqf  a  kroqet.  [verz. 

Quavered,  Kwa-verd,  a.  distribyixted  intu  kwa- 
QuAVERER,  Kwa-ver-er,  11.    wun  ho)  kwaverz;  a 

werbler.  [vers;  a  Jak. 

Quavering,  Kwa-ver-ig,  n.  Ae  akt  ov  Jakig  de 
Quay,  Ke,  n.  a  ke;  an  qrtifijal  bagk  er  hweif,  bj 

de  sjd  ov  de  se  or  a  river,  fer  mor  konvenyentli 

lodii)  and  unlodiij  veselz; — ritn  elso  {kei/.} 
Quayage,  Ke-aj,  n.  muni  pad  fer  de  yi|s  ov  a  ke. 
Queachy,  Kweg-i,  a.  Jakig;  kwagi;  unsolid;  ua- 

s-snd. 
Quean,  Kwen,*  n.  a  wurtles  wvaman;  a  strumpet. 
QuEASiNESS,  KwE-zi-nes,  n.  de  siknes  ov  a  neje- 

ated  stumak.  [ikat;  skwemij;  tender. 

Queasy.  Kwe-zi,  a.  sik  wid  nejea:  fastidius;  del- 
QuEEN,  Kwen,  ».  de  wjf  ov  a  kii);  a  wuman  hcti 

iz  soveren  ov  a  kii)dom;  a  femal  rejent:  a  femal 

qef.     Kwen  he,  de  Iqrjest  and  guvernig  be  ov  a 
Queen,  Kwen,  v.  t.  tu  pla  de  kwen.         [swerm. 
QuEEN-APPLE,  Kvpen-ap-1,  n.  a  spejez  ov  apl. 
Queen  consort,  Kwen-kon-sert,  n.  de  wjf  ov  de 

ranii)  kig.  [a  desest  kig. 

Queen-dowager,  Kwen-d's-a-jer,  w.  de  wido  oy 
Queengold,  Kwen-gold,  n.  a  reral  dn,ti  er  revenq 

fermerli  belogig  tu  de  kwen  ov  Ig^land. 
Queening,  Kwen-ig,  n.  a  spejez  ov  winter  apl. 
Queenlike,  Kweu-ljk,  a.  bekiimig  or  rezembiig 

a  kwen;  kwenli.  [tu  a  kwen. 

Queenly,  Kwen  li,  a.  bekiimLg  a  kwen;  sq^tabl 
Queen-mother,  Kwen-miid-er,  n.  Az  wido  ov  a 

desest  kig,  and  muder  ov  de  ranig  kig. 
Queen-regent,  Kwen-re-jent,       )  n.  a  kwen  hoo 
Queen-regnant,  Kvfen-reg-nant,  i      ranz  in  her 

on  rjt;  a  kwen-soveren. 
QuEENSHiP,  Kwen-Jip,  n.  de  stat  er  kondijon  ov 

a  kwen.  [lar. 

Queer,  Kwer,I  a.  od;  drol:  stranj;  orijinal:  siggi^- 
QuEERisH,  KwEr-iJ,:|;  a.  sumhwot  kwer;  od. 
QuEERLY,  Kwer-li,i  ad.  in  a  kwer  maner;  odli. 
QuEERNESS,  Kwer-nes,]:  n.  odnes;  stranjnes;  par- 

tikyqlariti. 
QuEEST,  Kwest,  ji.  a  rigduv;  a  kjnd  ov  wjld  pijon. 
Quell,  Kwel,  v.  t.  tu  kwjet;  tu  kruJ;  tu  subdq,; 

— orijinali,  tu  kil. 
Quell,  Kwel,  v.  i.  tu  abat;  tu  diminij. 
QuELLER,  Kwel-er,  »i.  wun  ha>  kwelz,  krujez,  er 

subdii,z.  [srjfl;  tu  ala;  tu  destr^. 

Quench,  Kwenq,  v.  t.  tu  ekstiggwij;  tu  stil;  tu 
QuENCHABLE,  Kwenq-a-bl,  a.  aat  ma  be  kwenqt. 
Quencher,  Kwenq-er,   n.   wun  hco   kwcnqez;  an 

eksliggwijer. 
Quenchless,  Kwenq-les,  a.  unekstiggwijabl. 
QuERCiTRiNE,  Kwer  sit-rin,  n.  de  kulorig  prinsipl 

(IV  kwersitron. 
Quercitron,  Kwcr-sit-ron,  )    n.     de 

QuEUCiTRON-BARK,  Kwer-sit-ron-bqrk,  i        bqrk 

ov  an  Amerikan  ak,(^{qiiercus  timioria,}  er  yelo 

ok,)  hwiq  fiirnijez  an  ekselent  yelo  dj-stuf. 
QuERCUS,  Kwer-kus,  n.   [Z,.]    {Hot.}  a  jeuus  ov 

irez;  de  ok. 
Querist,  Kwe-rist,  ?i.  an  inkwjrer;  an  asker  ov 

kwustyonz:  an  interogat<ir. 
Querk,  Kwerk,  n.     Se  {Quirk.} 
QUKiiN,  Kwern,  n.  a  hand-mil  fer  grjndig  gran. 
QuEEPO,  Kwer-po,  n.  bodili  Jap; — a  dres  klos  tu 

At  budi:  a  wastkot. 
Querulous,  Kwei-yq,-lus,  a.  dispozd  tu  fjnd  felt 

or  lu  kompliin:  hwjnig:  habityn^ali  kumiianig. 
Querulously,  Kwer-yq-lus  li,  ad.  in  u  kweryq,- 

lus  er  koinplanig  maner.        [ov  beig  kweryi]^lus. 
QUERULOUSNESS,  Kwer-yq-lus-nes,  ».  de  kwoliti 


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Qi'EKT.  KwC'ri.  a.  a  kwestjoo:  an  inkwiri  tu  be 

Qutnv,  Kwe-ri.  e.  I.  tu  Oik.  kwe^tjonx:  tu  eks- 
pres  disu:  tu  kwestjon.  [J'St  or. 

QiEKT.  Kweri,  '■  t.  tu  egumin  h\  kwMCjroai;  tu 

Ql'£ST.  Kwe^t,  It.  s^r^:  dt  akt  or  sekig;  *inkwcsi: 
.1  juri:  inkwjri;  rt kwesc. 

Qi'Ksriov.  Kwf»<t  ym.  n.  dnt  bir-;^   -r  <i-kt.  ait'! 


ji^iiijai  cq;ii:  egKiiniaajua  b{  u«ftvi^r;  dt  slat  or 

btig  >tr  subjekt  ur  preient  iakwiri. 
QiESTiov.  Kw-.'-:-yoD,  ».  i.  tu  inkwjr;  tu  ask:  tu 

Jk-bat  t.;  iir.cp'.-r.orii. 
Qlestio.v.   Kwe^'.-y 'Q,  r.  t.   tu  egiimtn  wan  bj 

kwo^ty.'Di;  tu  iaterugnC:  tu  d'sc  tu  hs  aiwy- 

ten  ov-  tu  bar  nu  kooiidenj  in:  tu  aB^foa  as 

n "t  ta  be  trusted. 
QiKSTiONABLE,   Kwest-yon-a-bU  «.    dat  hm  be  I 

kwe:-ty"Dd  i>r  d-sced:  d'ftiul:  diipqtabl. 
QvEsrio.VABLEMas,    Kwejt-yon-a-bl-ne5,    m.    de 

kw.hti  >.v  beig  kire^tyooabl.  ;^iQ  kwestrona. 
QctsTioXART,  h.west-jon-a-ri,*  a.  Lakwing;  osk- 
QcESTio.N'AKT,    K.west-jon-«-ri,    m.    an  itiaeraot 

petiler  or  reliks.  [r«t. 

QiESTiosER.  Kwr^t-TOQ-er,  ».  an  inkwiren  kwc- 
Qi'EisnoMNG.  Kwfii-yun-ig,  a.   interogajon;  de 

jvjt;;)  ov  kwe-Cy'jQi. 
Q u  EST  1  OX  LESS.  K  west-Too-le*.  aJ.  s«rtenli:  duties. 
Ql'ESTMa.v.  KweiC-ouo.  n.  wun  Itgali  empiserd  tu 

mate  kwe?t  or  sertea  m.iterx,  ai  a  <;unj-wardea. 
QuESTOK.  Kwest-or,   a.   an  ot'lsor  amdg  dt  Ro- 

maoL,  hiA  hrtd  it  Quoajmeat  or  de  publik  tr«3qr. 
QvESTORSHiP.  Kweit-or-jip,  a.  ofiJ  or  a  kwestor. 
QfESTL'ART.  KwftJt-rq-a-ri,  a.  s(^dill5  or  profit. 
QuESTiARY,  hLwest-JH-a-ri,  n.   won  empltrd  tu 

kolekt  profits. 
Qi'iBBLE.  Kwib-l,  n.  a  sl^t  karil:  a  stqrt  or  torn 

f  r-nu  is  p«rnt  in  kweatjon:  an  era3on:  a  koofctr 

a  jirt  'jv  pun. 
Quibble.  Kwib-L.  c.  i.  tu  erad  dt  p«Tnt  in  twest- 

r>>D  bi  sum  pla  apon  wurdi:  tu  karih  tu  pan. 
Qcibbler.  Kwib-ler,  n.  wua  ha>  kwiblx:a  punster. 
Quibblixo.  Kwib-lLg.  a.  a  plaig  upon  wardi:  a 

kavil. 
Quick.    Kwik,  a.  nurig:  lirig:  »ljr:  pregnant: — 

swift:  nimbi:    $pedi:   aktir;   spr;cii;   ledi;  brisk: 

promt;  ekspedijuj. 
Quick.   Kwik,  aJi.  nimbli:  spcdili;  redili;  kwikli. 
Quick,  Kwik,  n.  lirig  plants,  ai  in  a  hej;  de  Ur- 

ip  tlej:  dt  sensibl  p«;rts  or  de  bodi. 
QuiCKES,   Kwik-n,  r.  (.    tu  mak  alir;— tu  basn: 

tu  Kk<elerat:  tu  di5pdq:  tu  jqrpn:  tu  ekstt. 
QuicKEV,  Rwik-n,  r.  t.  tu  bf  kdm  aljr:  tu  be  in 

dai  Stat  or  pregnansi  in  hwi^  dt  <^ld  girs  indi- 

ka/oox  or  lit:— tu  iDAr  wid  aktiriti.  [nt. 

QuiCKE.vEK.  Kwik-n-er,  a.  be  er  dat  hwi^  kwik- 
QuicKETED.  Kwik-{d,  a.  harig  Jqrp  sjc. 
Quicks ATCU.  Kwik-ba^a.  a  nam  ur  de  wulreren. 
QtiCKLiMK.  Kwik-Iim,  a.  frej-bnmt  Ljm:  Ijm  un- 

kwea^C;  [>qr  ke-'tik  lim. 
QuiCKLT,    Kwik-li,  M^.  aiA;  spedili:  wid^t  dela. 
QuiCKMATCH,  Kwik-ma^  a.  o  ma<j  rqtd  b(  qriil- 

en  mea.  ['^d:  seleriti. 

Quickness.  K«ik-n«s  a.  de  kwotiti  or  beig  kwik: 
QcicKSA.ND,    Kwik-sand,  m.  mnrig  sand;  ansolid 

grsoi. 
QricK.^CEVTED,  Kwik-s*nt-ed,  a.  barig  krn  wnt. 
Quickset.    Kwik-set,    t.  t,    tu  plant  wid  lirip 

]>\.ia'f. 
Ql'K'Kslt.  Kwik-set.  m,  a  iirig  plant  set  tu  gro. 

ai  t  httitra.—  Knikttt  ktj,  a  bej  fonnd  or  Iirig 

T '  I'lt-  '^r  Jrubi.  [plants. 

Quickset.  Kwik-Mt.  a.  koaip6ad  or  Iirig  er  jay 
QuiCKs;GHTED,  Kwik-s{t-ed.  a.  barig /qq»  qt. 


QuiCKSiGHT£i>.\rss,   Kwik-sit-ai-aM^  a. 


QuiCKsiLTEK.  Kwik-sil-ver,  a.  a  Wr^ fl^id  aai- 

al:  luerkqri. 
QuicK-MLrKKKD,   Kwik-sil-rerd,  a.  onclad  wid 

kw.k^ilrer. 
QuiCKViTTED.  Kwik-wit-«d.  a.  barig  redl  wic 
Qiip.   Kw: !.;  rt.  sumtig  <;qd:  a  kad. 

.  ai,  a.    1 /..]   iFr^n<k  Imw}  tmm- 
.x — ^ri^id   tu  deoul  an 


Qutomtk',    tk.wid-i-ti.    ■.    eseos:   dat  bwi^   ix  a 

pntper  a^ier  :u  de  kwestjon,  \  <^id  <*tr)   ^SLmtA 

It  it,  i  de  eaens  or  a  Hg  inkw^rd  aiti^r;  a  tr)fli( 

ni<«ti:  a  karil: — a  skola^iik  term. 
Qi  IDDLK.  Kwid-l,  r.  I.  tu  be  biii  abit  trifU;  ta 

pidl.     [Kolakwial,  Y.  S.] 
QciODLK.  Kwkd-l,       t    a.  wua  ha  biiii  bimsaif 
QuiDOLEJt,  Kwid-ter,  i     abit  txjfli.  [KoiAkwial, 

V.  ».] 
QiiD-NU.vc.    Kir-M-rapk.   a.    [L.]   kt*>4  msf  wan 

ba>  ix  kv  ""      •  a^"  er  SHwot 

nqi:"  a         .  .3  kont«mt. 

Quid  fro  v..  ..  -^     _  ^  -  ^    -    .       kteU/arkmict; 

i^Lamf  «umtig  tor  ^^amiiwot. — de  S^*^  or  voii 

tig  or  raljru  in  retdra  fer  andier  tig. 
Quiescence.  Kw}-es-«its,  a.  rest;  rrfWa;  kw^et. 
QuiESCCvT,    Kw^-^-eat,   a.    riKtig;  beig  at  rest; 

Qvt  ukAvig:  sclent:  kwiet. 
Quiet.  Kw{-ei,  a.  stil:  fre  from  distdrfaaa^  pc*- 

abl:  k'^m:  sclent:  snvoi:  not  rofld. 
Quiet.    Kwi-ec.  a.  r«>t;  repot;  tu  kqm;  kqiaaes; 

triakwiliii:  pes;  stiLnes. 
Quiet,    Kw^-et.  r.  t.  tu  kqm:  tu  lol;  tu  pasiQ; 

tu  put  tu  rest:  tu  stil:  tu  satisfy.  ^ets. 

Quieter.  Kwj-et-er.  a.  de  per»>n  ^r  fig  dat  kwj- 
QuiETisn.    Kw^-ei-ix-m.  a.  de  rtlijos  rqi  or  die 

KiCj^tul*^  bA  mak  rtlijon  konsist  ^cfli  in  dcrst 

kontem(.4t"f'>n. 
QuiETiST.  ■;  '       "-..  wun  h>»  lun  kwjet. — a 

belf  ror  .  rent  tu.  Kwietiim. 

QlIetly,  rv    ,  .:.  in  a  kwjet  maner.  kqmli; 

at  res:.  ^stilnes. 

Quiet.sess.  Kwi-«t-nes,  a.  de  scat  or  bcig  kw^et; 
Quietude,  Kwi-c-ti^d,  a.  rest;  rrpux;  tiaokwditi; 

kw(e:. 
Quietus,   Kwi-e-tos,   a.  [_L.\  \Eng.  Ittte}  a  Qaal 

disi;virj:  k'>mpUt  akwitans. 
Quill,  Kwil.  a.  dt  Iqrj,  str<>g  feder  or  de  wig  or 

a  goxi  or  aier  fisl:  a  ^«u:  ic  iastix&ment  or  r{t- 

ig: — dat  bwi^   rtxembU  a  kail,  a<  de  dqrt  er 

prik  or  a  perki^pin,  er  de  red  on  bwi^  wcrm 

wind  d4r  tredi: — <ie  iastn&ment  wid  bwiq  ai^si- 

jaai  strjk  d^r  strigx. 
Quill,    Kwil.  r.  t.  tu  plat:  tu  ferm  in  plats  er 

faldi.  l(k  kwitx. 
QUIU.ET.   Kwd-et,  a.  sabtilti;  njseti;  a  S{eoti£ik 

kwibl:  p.'ti  kant:  kwodlibet. 
Quilt.  Kwilt.  a.  a  kuver  er  knrerietaad  bjiti^ 

ig  wua  klA  over  andier.  wid  som  soft  sabstaas 

b«cwca  dem. 
Quilt,  Kwllt,  r.  t.  tu  sti^  wun  klot  apooaadder 

wii  samtig  soft  betwen  dem. 
Quilter.  Kwilt-er,  a.  wun  IvD  kwilts. 
Quilting.    Kwilt-ig,   a.    de  akt  or  kwiltig;  dt 

suasians  kwiltcd. 
Quixart.  Kwi-na-ri,  a.  kottsistig  or  fjr. 
Qui.VATE.  Kwj-nat,  a.  {B-t.}  komb]Dd  or  fira. 
Quince.  Kwins,  a.  a  fnbt-trc:  de  fnbt  or  dt  tre. 
QuiNCE-PiK.  Kwins-p{.  a.  a  pi  mad  or  kwioses. 
QuiXCUNX.    Kwig-kufi-  ,'.    Kwin-kujj- 

scx,  \£i<;.>  Kwig-k..  oJer  er  araig- 

ment  or  ^r;  a  pekq. /  .;  or  eni  tig  ia 

njx,  ax  trti.  so  dat  de  .;r:;^i  .n  wun  ro  qr  not 

opiAxit  tu  doi  or  dt  nder,  but  opiMtt  tu  ds  ia- 

terrali  beiwta  dem. 


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QuiNDECAGON,  Kwin-dek-a-gon,  n.  a  plan  figynr, 

wid  fifCEn  aijglz  and  fiftsn  sjdz. 
QuiNDECEMViE,     Kwin-de-sein-vir,    /*.     [L.]    pi. 

Kwin-de-sem-vi-rj,  wun  ov  a  bodi  ov  15  majis- 

trats  hiB  prezided  over  Rojinan  sakrifisez. 
QuiMA,   Kwia-i-a,  or  Kwj-na,  n.  {Med.)  a  vej- 

etabl  alkali,  obtand  from  {cinchona,)  er  {cincho- 
na cordifolia,)  PeriDvian  er  yelo  bqrk,  muq  yii,zd 

in  mediiin;  kuld  elso  {quinine.)     Se  {(^uini/ie.) 
Quinine,  Kwi-njn,  er  Kwj-nin,  u.  {Med.)  an  al- 

kalja    substans   prep^rd  from   sinkona  er  yelo 

bqrk,  muq  yi^zd  in  medisin  az  a  tonik  and  feb- 

rifiij.     Se  {Quinia.) 
QuiNQUAGESiMA,  Kwin-kwa-jes-i-ma,  n.  [L.]  fif- 

ti. — Kwinkwajesima    Sunda,    hwiq  iz  ds  sevnt 

Sunda,  and  ahst  de  fiftiet  da,  befor  8ster;  Srov 

Sunda. 
QoiNQUANGULAR,    Kwin-kwag-gti,-lar,    a.    havig 

fiv  agglz  er  kornerz. 
QuiNQUARTiCLLAR,     Kwin-kwor-tik-yq,-lar,      a. 

konsistig  ov  f  jv  qrtiklz. 
QuiNQUECAPSULAR,      Kwiu-kwE-kap-sti-lar,     a. 

{But.)  havig  fiv  kapsqlz. 
QuiNQUEDENTATE,    Kwin-kws-den-tat,  j 

QuiNQUEDENTATED,    Kwin-kw8-den-tat-ed,  i 

{But.)  havig  fjv  tst  er  iudentajonz. 
QuiNQUEFARious,  Kwin-kwE-fa-ri-us,   a.   opnig 

intu  fjv  pqrts. 
QuiNQUEFiD,  Kwin-kwe-fid,  a.  divjded  intu  fjv. 
QuiNQUEFOLiATED,      Kwin-kws-fo-li-at-ed,      a. 

havig  fjv  Ievz.  [ig  fjv  lobz. 

QuiNQUELOBED,   Kwin-kwE-lobd,  a.  {Jiot.)  hav- 
QuiNQLELOCULAR,       Kwin-kwe-16k-yq,-lar,       a. 

{Bot.)  havig  fjv  selz. 
Quinquennial,  Kwin-kwen-i-al,  a.  embrasig,  er 

lastig,  fjv  ysrz;  hapnig  wuns  in  fjv  yerz. 
Quinquennium,  Kwin-kwen-i-um,  n.  At  spas  ov 

♦"jv  yErz. 
Quinquepartite,    Kwin-kwep-ar-tjt,   a.    {Bot.) 

divjded  intu  fjv  pqrts. 
Qdinquereme,    Kwin-kwe-rem,  n.   a  gali  havig 

fjv  .sets  er  bagks  ov  orz. 
QuiNQUESYLLABLE,  Kwin-kws-sil-a-bl,  w.  a  wurd 

ov  ijv  silablz.  [fjv  valvz. 

Quinquevalve,   Kwin-kwE-valv,  n.   a  Jel  havig 
QuiNQUEVALVULAE,      Kwin-kw£-val-vq,-]ar,      a. 

havig  fjv  valvz. 
QuiNQUEViR,    Kwin-kwe-vir,  n.    [£.]  pi.    Kwin- 

kwev-i-rj;  wun  ov  de  bord  ov  fjv  komijonerz  er 

majistrats  in  Rom. 
Quinquina,  Kwin-kwj-na,  n.  a  nam  ov  Percovian 

bqrk  or  sinkona. 
Quinsy,  Kwin-zi,  n.  korupted  from  {Squi>iancy.) 

{Med.)  inflamajon  ov  de  tonsilz;  iof lamatori  sor 

trot. 
Quint,  Kwint,  n.  a  set  ov  fjv. 
Quintain,  Kwin-tan,  n.  a  post:— an  anjent  pastjm, 

in  hwiq  a  post  woz  srekted,  wid  a  kros-pss  turn- 

ig  upon  a  pivot  on  de  top  ov  it,  tu  wun  end  ov 

hwiq  a  sand-b;ig  woz  suspended,  and  at  dE  uder 

a  bord  woz  fikst.     Se  pla  konsisted  in  rjdig  er 

tiltig  agenst  de  bord   wid  a  lans,  and  pasig, 

wid^i  beig  struk  behjnd  bj  de  sand-bag. 
Quintal,  Kwin-tal,  n.  a  hundred  wat;  skwal  tu 

112  p-sndz; — ritn  olso  {kentle.) 
Quintan,  Kwin-tan,  n.  a  f ift  da  fEver  er  agq,. 
Quintessence,  Kwin-tes-ens,  n.  a  fift  bsig;— an 

ckstrakt  from  eni  tig,  kontanig  el  its  vertyqz  in 

a  smol  kwontiti;  esens;  tigkty^r. 
Quintessential,    Kwin-tes-en-Jal,  a.    konsistig 

ov  kwintesens. 
Quintile,    Kwin-til,   n.    {Astron.)  de  aspekt  ov 

planets  hwen  distant  from  eq  uaer  de  fift  ov  a 

serkl. 
Quintillion,  Kwin-til-yon,  n.  de  fift  p-ser  ov  a 

milyon. 


Quintine,  Kwin-tin,  u.  {Bot.)  de  inermost  in- 
tegyqmant  ov  de  qvii,1. 

QuiNT-ROON,  Kwint-rion,  n.  de  ofsprig  ova  hwjt 
man  bj  a  muatifini,  or  a  wumau  hiD  haz  wuu 
sikstEiit  pqrt  ov  negro  blud. 

Quintuple,  Kwin-tn,-pl,  a.  fjvfold. 

Quintupled,  Kwin-ti^-pld,  a.  inkrest  fjvfold. 

QuiNZAiNE,  Kwin-zao,  n.  de  14t  da  after  a  fest- 
da,  er  de  156,  if  de  da  ov  de  fest  iz  inkhi,ded. 

Quip,  Kwip,*  n.  a  Jqrp  jest;  a  tqnt;  a  sqrkazm. 

Quip,  Kwip,t  v.  i.  tu  skof. 

QuiPO,  Ke-po,  n.,  pi.  Ke  poz,  [S/).'\  kerdz  havig 
varius  kulorz  and  nots,  yn,zd  bj  de  anjent  Perfltt- 
vianz  for  rekordz  and  aii'suts. 

Quire,  Kwjr,  n.  a  bundl  ov  paper  kontanig  24 
Jets. 

Quire,  Kwjr,  v.  i.  tu  sig  az  in  a  kwjr. 

QuiRiSTER,  J£wir-is-ter,*  n.  korister.  Se  {Oh/r- 
ider.) 

Quirk,  Kwerk,  n.  kwik  strok;  smqrt  tqnt; — a  sljfc 
konset;  fljt  ov  fansi;  subtiliti;  a  kwibl;  njseti; 
qrtful  distigkjon; — a  IcDs,  Ijt  tip. — {Arch.)  a 
pes  ov  griind  takn  Tsi  ov  eni  regyi],lar  gr'snd- 
plot  er  flor. — Kwerk  moldi/),  a  moldig  hwiq  iz 
inkiest  bj  an  adijonal  turn  er  twist. 

QuiRKiSH,  Kwerk-iJ,  a.  konsistig  ov  kwerks;  subtil; 
qrtful. 

Quit,  Kwit,  v.  t.  tu  lev;  tu  religkwij;  tu  giv  up; 
tu  TEZjn;  tu  forsak;  tu  Iev  at  liberti;  tu  fre 
from  obligajon;  tu  disqqrj; — tu  be  evn  wid. 

Quit,  Kwit,  a.  fre;  kler;  disq^rjd. 

QuiTAM,  Kwj-tam,  a.  [L.]  {Law)  a  term  apljd 
tu  pEnal  akjonz  bret  bj  komoa  infermerz. 

QuiTCHGRASS,  Kwiq-gras,  n.  dog-gras;  kwik-gras. 

Quitclaim,  Kwit-klam,  n.  {Law)  de  reles  er 
akwitig  ov  a  man  fer  eni  akjon  hwiq  de  releser 
haz,  er  ma  hav,  agenst  him; — a  reles  ov  klam  bj 
ded.  [bj  kwitklam. 

Quitclaim,  Kwit-klam,  v.  t.  tu  reles  er  yeld  up 

Quite,  Kwjt,  ad.  kompletli;  perfektli;  totali; 
tiiroli. 

Quitrent,  Kwit-rent,  n.  {Law)  a  rent  pad  bj  de 
tenant  ov  a  frehold,  bj  hwiq  he  iz  disqqrjd  from 
eni  uder  rent. 

Quits,  Kwits,  inter,  an  eksklamajon  impljig  dat 
klamz  qr  setld,  and  pqrtiz  qr  evn. 

Quittable,  Kwit-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  left  er  re- 
ligkwijt. 

Quittance,  Kwit-ans,  n.  a  disqqrj  from  a  det  er 
obligajon;  an  akwitans;  rekompens;  return;  re- 
pament. 

Quitter,  Kwit-er,  n.  wun  h(t)  kwits. — {Med.) 
disqqrj  from  a  wdond;— an  ulser  fermd  in  a  horsez 
fut  betwen  de  h^r  and  de  hcof.  Se  {Quitter- 
lone^ 

Quitterbone,  Kwit-er-bon,  n.  a  hqrd,  risnd  swel- 
ig  upon  de  koronet,  betwen  a  hersez  helz  and 
de  kworter. 

Quiver,  Kwiv-er,  n.  a.  kas  er  Jet  fer  aroz. 

Quiver,  Kwiv-er,  v.  i.  tu  kwak;  tu  kwaver;  ta 
Jivor;  tu  Juder. 

Quivered,  Kwiv-erd,  a.  furnijt  wid  a  kwivcr. 

Quivering,  Kwiv-er-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  Jakig;  a 
tremyqlus  mojon. 

Qui  VIVE,  Ke  vev,  [Fr.']  ^ho)  goz  dq,r.— Ee  krj  ov 
a  sentinel. — "He  iz  on  de  ke  vev,"  dat  iz  on  de 
alert. 

Quixotic,  Kwiks-6t-ik,  a.  Ijk  Don  Kwiksot;  ab- 
surd; ekstravagant. 

Quixotism,  Kwiks-ot-iz-m,  n.  romantik  and  ab- 
surd nojonz  er  akjonz,  Ijk  doz  ov  Don  Kwiksot, 
de  selebrated  hero  ov  Servantez. 

Quiz,  Kwiz,J  n.  an  impozijon;  a  hoks;  sumtig 
tu  puzl;— an  od  felo. 

Quiz,  Kwiz,  v.  t.  tu  hoks;  tu  pla  a  trik  apon; 
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QuizzER,  Kwiz-er,  a.  wun  ha>  kwizoz. 
Quizzical,  Kwiz-i-kal,+ a.  rt-latio  tutor  kontanig 

u  kwiz  or  hcjks;  fqr.sikal.  _      [kwizij). 

Quizzing,  Kwiz-iy, />/'.  a.  itn]>aii\j  upon;  tiled  for 
Quizzing  GLASS,  Kwiz-ifl-glas,^  n.  a  sinol  j-glas. 
Quoad  hoc,   Kwu-ad  hok,  [L.j  {Law)  az  tu  dis; 

uz  Iqr  az  dis; — yii,zd  in  pkdigz  tu   signifj  dat, 

az  tu  de  t'\\\  nauid,  de  lo  iz  su  and  so. 
Quo  animo,   Kwu  an-i-uiu,   [L.]   wid  liwot  mind; 

— wid  hwot  intenjon;  wid  hwot  lucnig. 
QuoiF,    Kwfff,   fi.    [/v.]  a  kap  for  de  hed;  kerf. 

Se  iO,if'.}  [dres. 

QuoiF,  Kwfff,  V.  t.  tu  kap;  tu  drcs  wid  a  hed- 
QuOiN,  Kwern,  ur  Kefn,  n.  korner;  a  wej  yqzd  bj 

printcrz,   &s. — {Arch.)   a.  korner   or  ajjgl  uv  a 

bildifl.— (  6-'i//J«€/7/)  a  lOiS  wej  plast  beld)  de  breq 

ov  a  kanon  tu  adjust  its  ekvajon. 
Quoit,  Kwffl,  n.  suintip,  az  a  flat  jurn  rijj,  er  a 

fiat  ston,  tu  be  piqt  from  a  distans  tu  a  serten 

pernt,  az  a  trjal  ov  deksteriti; — pi.  a  gam  wid 

kwfftd. 
Quoit,  Kwerts,  v.  i.  tu  trukwffts;  tu  pla  at  kwerts. 
Quoits,    Kwerts,  n.  pi.  a  gam  in  bwicj  kwerts  qr 

trun. 
Quo  JURE,  Kwoji'i-re,  [L.]  bj  hwot  rjt. 
Quondam,    Kw6n-dam,  a.    [Z.J    havip    bin  for- 

mcrli. 
Quorum,  Kwu-rum,  n.  [£.]  {Law)  a  benq  ov  jus- 

tisez; — suq  a  number  ov  an  asembli,  komitE,  or 


uder  bodi  ov  mon,  az  iz  sufijent  tu  transAkt 
bizues,  and  giv  validiti  tu  di^r  akts. 

Quota,  Kwu-tn,  n.  a  j^r.  dat  ]>qrt  hwiq  cq  mem- 
ber ov  a  sosJEti  or  komqniii  haz  tu  kontribyqt 
or  TEsev,  in  makiu  up  or  divjdio  a  s^rlen  sum. 

Quotable.  Kwut-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  bE  kwoted. 

Quotation,  Kwa-ta/.m,  n.  de  akt  ov  kwotip;  a 
jiasaj  kwotfd;  dat  liwiq  iz  kwoted;  sjtajon;— de 
prjs  ov  meryaiidjz,  az  stated  in  a  prjs-kurent. 

Quotationist,  Kwu)-ta-Jon-ist,  n.  wun  hO)  maks 
kwutajonz.  [andder. 

Quotk,  Kwiot,  V.  t.  tu  sjtor  adi\,3  in  d£  wurdz  ov 

QUOTER,  Kwiot-er,  n.  wun  hiD  kwQts;  a  sjter. 

Quoth,  Kwot,  or  Kwut,  i-.  i.  drfiktir;  .sed.— It 
iz  yqzd  onii  in  dE  imperfekt  tens,  and  in  de 
for.-t  and  terd  personz;  az,  "kwot  j,"  sed  j;  "kwot 
hr,"  sed  He.  *       [da. 

Quotidian,    Kwo-tid-i-an,  a.   dali;  hapnij  everi 

Quotidian,  Kwo-tid-i-an,  n.  a  kwotidian  fEver; 
a  fever  hwic;  rEtiirnz  everi  da; — eni  tig  dat  rc- 
turnz  everi  da. 

Quotient,  Kwo-Jcnt,  n.  At  rEziilt  ov  divijon,  or 
At  number  rEzuitiy  from  dE  divijon  ov  wun 
number  bj  aniider. 

Quo  warranto,  Kwo  w6r-an-to,  [L.}  bj  hwot 
worant  or  otoriti. — {Law)  a  rit  agenst  wun  hott 
klamz  or  yqziirps  an  ofis,  francjiz,  er  liberti,  tu 
inkwjr  bj  hwot  otoriti  he  sup(J)rt3  hiz  klam,  in 
order  tu  determin  d£  rjt. 


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Er,  haz  t<D  STsndz,  namli,  At  wel-non  tril  wid 
,  hwiq  de  wurd  rur  komensez,  and  a  murmur 

herd  at  de  tvrminajon  ov  de  sam  wurd.     Az  an 

abrEviaJon,  K  standz   for   {rex,  (king,)  royal, 

rare.) 
Rabbet,  Rab-ct,  v.  i.   tu  p^r  dun,  az  de  ej   ov 

a   bord,   so  az   tu  fesev  de  ej  ov  aniider;  tu 

yH,njt.  [ov  a  bord. 

Rabbet,  Rab-et,  »i.  a  jernt,  kut,  or  griDv,  in  dE  ej 
Rabbi,  Rab-j,  or  Rab-i,  n.  a  IlEbroo  term  for  dok- 

tor  or  teqer;  an  cksp'snder  ov  de  JiyJ  lo,  and  ov 

de  Talmud. 
Rabbin,  Rab-in,  n.  de  sam  az  rabi. 
Rabbinic,  Ra-bin-ik,  a.  relatijj   tu  dE  rabjz  or 

rabinz;  rabinikal. 
Rabbinical,  Ra-bin-i-kal,  a.  rElntip  tu  d£  rabjz 

or  nibinz,  or  tu  d^r  prinsinlz.  [inz. 

Rabbinism,  Rab-in-iz-m, «.  de  doktrinz  ov  de  rab- 
Rabbinist,  R.^b-in-ist,  n.  wun  hoo  adht'rz  tu,  or 

iz  verst  in,  de  doktrinz  ov  dE  rabinz,  er  dE  Tal- 
mud. 
Rabbit,  Rai)-it,  ii.  a  «mol  rodent  kwodrooped,  ov 

df  !i.'\r  trjb,  dat  buroz  in  de  grisud. 
Rabiutry,  R:ib-it-ri,  ii.  a  plas  for  rabita. 
Rabble,  Rab-1,  n.  a  tiimdltyqus  kr'sd;  an  asem- 

bli  ov  lo  pepl;  a  mob;  jjopyqias. 
Rabble,  Rib-1.  r.  {.  tu  spek  in  a  konfi'izd  mancr. 
Rabdoloov,  lUb-dol-o-ji.  n.  a  kontrivans  ov  J. 

Napsr  tu  fasilitat  dE  performans  ov  inultiplika- 

Jon  and  divijon  bj  mens  ov  rodz;— kold  olso  i\a- 

jtrn  honz,  or  Naptrz  nxii. 
Rabid,  Rab-id,  a.  fers;  fr^rius;  mad;  rajip. 
Rabidness,  R:ib-id-ncs,  n.  frrsnei";  fi'iriusnes. 
Raca,  Ra-ka,  n.  a   Siriak  wurd,  signifjij)  v.initi 

or  r'i'li,  and  yqzd  tu  ekspres  ekstrt'm  konlemt; 

a  miskrsant. 
Raccoon,  Ra-kd>n,  n.   an   Amerikan  kw6dra>ped, 

valyqd   for   its  fur. 


Race,  Ras,  n.  a  famili  kolektivli;  a  familias^nd- 
ii):  Q  famili  dEsendij);  ansestri;  projeni;  linsaj; 
h'ss;  a  jenerajon;  a  partikyq^lar  krEd; — a  kon- 
tcst  in  sped  or  runig;  kors;  pasaj;  progres;  tran; 
— a  kut  or  kanal  alop  hwiq  weter  iz  konvad  tu 
a  weter-hwel. 

Race,  Ras,  v.i.  tu  run  az  in  a  ras:  tu  run  swiftli. 

Racecourse,  Ras-kors,  n.  At  gr'snd  or  paB  on 
hwi(j  rasez  qr  run; — a  kut  or  kors  for  woter. 

Race-ground,  Ras-gr-snd,  n.  grund  apropriated 
tu  rasez.  [de  ras  for  prjzez. 

Race-horse,  Ras-hors,  ».  a  hors  bred  tu  run  in 

Racemation,  l{as-E-ma-Jon,  m.  a  kluster,  Ijk  dat 
ov  scraps; — de  kultivajon  ov  de  klusterz  ov  graps. 

Raceme,  Ra-S£'m,  n.  {Hit.)  a  form  ov  infloresens 
in  hwi(j  de  fl'xerz  qr  aranjd  alojj  an  aksis,  az  in 
de  hjasint  or  kurant. 

Racemed,  Ra-semd,  a.  {Bot.)  rasemos. 

Racemic,  l{a-sem-ik.  a.  {Chtm.)  notijj  an  asid 
f'snd,  tugeder  wid  tartarik  asid,  in  de  tqrtar 
obtand  from  serten  vinyardz  on  de  Rjn. 

Racemiperous,  Ras-e-mif-cr-us, a.  b:\rinklusterz. 

Racemose,  Ras-e-m6s,  a.  groig  er  fl'serip  in  ra- 
semz.  [klusterz. 

Racemous,  RAs-E-mus,  er  Ra-SE-mus,  a.  groip  in 

Hackr,  Kii>-er,  n.  wun  boo  rasez:  a  ras-hors. 

Kachis.  Ra-qis,  n.{Ui(.)  ds  aksis  ov  infloresens; 
a  ))etiol  ov  a  Uf. 

Rachitis,  Ra-kj-tis,  ii.  {Jftd.)  dc  riketa,  a  ditii 
afektii)  cildren. 

Raciness,  Rn-si-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  bEijj  rasi. 

Rack,  Rak,  h.  an  enjin  or  instrcomcnt  ov  tortyi;r; 
ekstri'in  pan;  egzakjon: — eni  instrcDmcnt  bj  hwiq 
ek.stcnjon  iz  perforind;  a  distaf; — a  mojon  or  pas 
ov  Q  hors. — {iXavt.)  a  fram  ov  timber  on  a  Jips 
bosprit; — a  wudn  grat  or  fram  tu  hold  ha  for 
katl;  Q  grat  on  hwiq  bnkn  iz  lad:— a  t<Dtt  hwtl  er 
bqr  uv  metal  in  majencri;  a  uck  er  krag  ov  moto. 


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Rack,  Rak,  v.  t.  tu  terment:  tia  haras;  tu  haras 
bj  egzakjon:  tu  sknn:  tia  fors  tia   pertermans^ 
tm   sCreq:   tu  ekstend;   tu  defekat;  tu  dre  of 
from  de  lez; — tu  mcov  wid  a  kwik  ambl,  az  u 
hers. 
Rackeb,  Rak-er,  n.  wun  hca  raks;  a  roster. 
Racket,  Rak-et,:J:  n.  an  iregyi^lar,  klaterii)  nerz;'Q 
kontx|,zd  tek:— de   instrcomfiit   er   bat  yn,zd  at 
tenis. 
Racket,  Rak-et,  v.  t.  tu  strik,  az  at  de  gam  ov 
raket:  tu  kuf:  tia  tos.         '  Ifrolik. 

Racket,  Rak-et, {  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  raket  er  nerz;  tu 
Rackets,  Rak-ets,   n.  pi.   sno-Jajz;— sumtjmz  scd 

kold  in  de  Nordern  Stats  ov  Amerika. 
Rackety,  Rak-et-i,:];  a.  makii)  a  nerz;  nerzi. 
Racking,  Rak-iij,  n.  de  yt^s  ov  de  rak;  tortyr\,r: 

proses  ov  streqaj  or  ov  defekatii). 
Rack-rent,   Rak-rent,    n.    anyi^^al   rent  razd  tu 

de  utermost. 
Ract,  Ra-si,  a.  haviij  strog  flavor,  indikatig  its 
orijin;  eksjtii)  er  stimyi],latir|  tu  de  mental  tast: 
flavorus;  tastig  ov  de  strl;  hj-S£znd. 
r  Raddle,  Rad-1,  v.t.  tu  twist  tugeder. 
Raj)dle,  Rad-1,  n.  a  log  stik  yi^zd  in  hejig.     CI 

radl  hej  iz  a  hej  ov  twisted  twigz  or  biiz. 
Radeau,  Rq-do,  n.  [-fr.]  a  flot  ov  timber;  a  raft. 
Radial,  Ra-di-al,    a.   relatig   tu  a  radius,  a  ra, 

er  a  rod;  Jootig  Tit  from  a  senter;  havig  raz. 
Radiance,  Ka-di-ans,     \  n.  spqrklig  luster:  gliter: 
Radiancy.  Ra-di-an-si,  i      efuljens. 
Radiant,  Ra-di-ant,  a.  disperst  in  raz  or  bj  radi- 

ajon;  Jjnig;  spqrklig;  emitig  raz. 
Radiant,  Ra-di-ant,  n.  a.  strat  Ijn  prosjdig  from 
a  givn  pernt,  er  fikst  pol,  ab'sthvviq  it  iz  kousevd 
tu  revolv. 
Radiantly,   Ra-di-ant-li,   ad.    wid    gliter;    wid 

spqrklig  luster. 
Radiaey,  Ra-di-a-ri,  n.  {ZjoI.)  a  wurm  er  ani- 
mal havig  a  radiated  form;  de  loesi  organizd 
beig  ov  de  primari  divigon  ov  de  animal  kig- 
dom. 
Radiate,  Ra-di-at,    v.  t.    tu   send  -st  in  raz  az 
frum  a  senter;  tu  iradiat;   tu  fil  wid  brjtnes. 
Radiate,  Ra-di-at,  i'.  i.  tu  emit  raz;  tu  Jjn;  tu 
spqrkl 


Radiolite,  Ra-di-o-ljt,  n.  a  fosil  Jel,  de  inferior 
valv  ov  hwic;  iz  in  de  Jap  ov  a  reverst  kon,  de 
sqperiiir  valv  konveks. 
Radiometer,  Ra-di-6m-e-ter,   n.    an  instrcoment 

fijr  takig  altitqdz. 
Radish,  Rad-iJ,  n.  a  plant  hoz  rnot  iz  etn  re. 
Radius,  Ra-di-us,    ».    \_L.]    pi.    Ra-di  j,  {Eng.) 
Ra-Ui-us-ez;  de  semi-djameter   ov   a    serkl;— a 

spuk   ov   Q   hwel:— de  bon  ov  de  fcarqrm,  hwiq 

akumpaniz  de   ulna  from  de  elbo  tu  de  rist. 
Radix,  Ra-diks,  n.  [Z.]    pi.    Ra-dj-sez;    de  roat; 

de  bas. 
Raff,  Raf,  n.  a  konfqzd  hep:  a  jumbl;  refn,s; — a 

lo  ie.\Q.~Rif-raf,-\  de  mob. 
Raffle,  Raf-1,  n.  a  spejez  ov  gam  er  lotcri,  in 

hwiq  meni  stak  a  smel  pqrt  ov  de  valyq  ov  sum 

siggi  tig,  for  de  qans  ov  ganig  it  bj   kastig,  er 

uderwjz. 
Raffle,  Raf-I,  v.  i.  tu  trj  de  qans  ov  a  rafl;  tia 

kast  djs  fer  a  prjz,  fer  hwiq  everi  wun  laz  disn 

a  stak. 
Raft,  Raft,  n.  a  fram,  er  flat,  fermd  ov  logz  er 

phigks  fasnd  tugeder,  so  az  tu  be  konvad  d-sn 

a  strem,  er  upon  water. 
Rafter,  Ruf-ter,  n.  {Arch.)  a  slopig  er  inkljnd 

pes  ov  timber  in  de  sjd  ov  a  rcof. 
Rafter,  Rdf-ter,  v.  t.  tu  farm  intu  rafterz; — tu 

pi's  up  wun  hqf  ov  de  land,  bj  turnig  de  gra.'? 

sjd  ov  de  pl'sd  f uro  on  de  land  dat  iz  left  unpl^d. 
Raftered,  Rdf-terd,  a.  bilt  wid  rafterz. 
Rag,  Rag,'  n.  a  pes  ov  klot  torn  from  de  rest;  a 

later;  a  fragment: — a  ston  dat  braks  intu  raged 

er  jaged  pesez.  [felo;  a  blagqrd. 

Ragamuffin,  Rag-a-mdf-in,J  n.    a    peltri,   men 
Rag-bolt,  Rag-bolt,  n.  an  jurn  pin  ful  ov  bqrbz 

er  jagz. 
Rage,  Raj,  n.  vjolent  agger;  vehement  fti,ri;  koler; 

vehemens  ov  eni  tig  panful;  vjolent  dezjr;  eger- 

nes;  vehemens  ov  mjnd. 
Rage,  Raj,  i'.  i.  tu  be  fqrius;  tu  be  beted  wid 

eksesiv  agger;  tu  ravaj;  tu  akt  wid  misqivus  er 

destrtiktiv  impetyi|,ositi. 
Ragged,  Rag-ed,    a.    rent    intu    taterz;    tatord; 

drcst  in  ragz;  torn:  unevn;  ruged;  not  smcod. 
Raggedly,  Rag-ed-li,  ad.  in  a  raged  kondijon. 


Radiate,  Ra-di-at,    a.    {Bot.)    radiated;    havig    Raggedness,  Rag-ed-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  rag- 
florets  set  r'snd  in  de  ferm  nv  a  radiant  stqr. 
Radiated,  Ra-di-at-ed,  a.  adernd  wid  raz. 
Radiation,  Ra-di-a-Jon.  n.    de  akt  ov  radiatig; 

bemi  luster;  emijon  ov  raz. 
Radiator,  Ra-di-a-tor,  «.  he  er  dat  hwiq  radi- 

ats;  a  bodi  er  substans  from  hwiq  raz  emanat  er 

radiat. 
Radical,  Rad-i-kal,  a.  dat  regqrdz  de  rcbt,  orijin, 

er  ferst  prinsiplz;  nativ;  furdamental;  primitiv: 

orijinal:  servig  tu  orijinat. —  {Ahjeha)  Radikal 

spi,  a  simbul  notig  de  ekstrakjon  ov  a  rojt. 
Radical,  Rad-i-kal,  n.    an  iidvokat   fer   radikal 

reform  in  guvernment;  a  politikal  reformer  er 

ajitator. — {C'kem.'}  de  bas,  az  apljd  tu  asidz;  az, 

sulfur  iz  de  radikal  ov  sulfqrik  asid. 
Radicalism,  Rad-i-kal-iz-m,  n.  de    prinsiplz    ov 

radikalz.  [primitivli. 

Radically,  Rad-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  radikal  mauer; 
Radicalness,  Rad-i-kal-ues,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

radikal.  [from  de  stem. 

Radicant,  Rad-i-kant,  a.  {Sot.)   prodt^sig    refits 
Radicate,   Rad-i-kat,    v.  t.    tu    rcct;    tu  plant 

depli. 
Radicate,  Rad-i-kat,'*,  a.  depli  infikst. 
Radication,  Rad-i-ka-Jon,  n.  deaktov  takig  rcbt. 
Radicle,  Rad-i-kl,  n.  a    litl  rtot;  dat  pqrt  ov  de 

sed  ov  a  plant  hwiq  bekumz  a  root;  de  fjbrus 

pqrt  ov  a  rmt. 
Radicule,  Rad-i-kql,  n.   {Bat.)   dat  end  ov  de 

embrio  hwiq  iz  opozit  tu  de  kotiledonz. 


ed;  unevunes. 

Raggy,  Rag-i,  n.  an  8st  Indian  plant. 

Raging,  Raj-ig,  n.  vjolens;  impetyqositi. 

FIagingly,  Raj-ig-li,  at/,  wid  vehement  fqri. 

Ragman,  Rag-man,  n.  wun  hco  delz  in  ragz. 

Ragout,  Rq-gif>,  n.  [/'/.]  a  hjli  seznd  dij  er  food. 

Ragstone,  Rag-ston,  n.  a  dqrk-gra,  silijus  sand- 
ston,  hwiq  haz  a  ruf  er  unevn  traktyqr. 

Rag -'WHEEL,  Rag-hwcl,  n.  a  hwel  furnijt  wid 
kogz  er  pinz.  [eral  spejez. 

Ragwort,  Rag-wurt,  n.  an  anyqal  plant  ov  sev- 

R.\IL,  Ral,  n.  a  bqr  ov  wud  er  jurn  ekstendig 
from  wun  uprjt  post  tu  antider; — de  horizontal 
pqrt  in  a  pes  ov  framig  er  panelig; — an  akwatik 
berd;  de  weter-ral.  ,    -,   ^        [Ijn. 

Rail,  Ral,  i'.  t.  tu  enkloz  wid  ralz:  tuTanj  in  a 

Rail,  Ral,  v.  i.  tu  yqz  insolent  and  reproqtul 
laggwaj:  tu  utcr  reproqez. 

Railer,  Ral-er,  n.  wun  hcD  ralz:  wun  hot)  reproqez. 

Railing,  Ral-ig,  n.  insolent  and  reproqful  lag- 
gwaj;— a  seriez  ov  ralz;  ralz  hwiq  enkloz  a  plas; 
az,  an  jurn  raliij. 

Railingly,  Ral-ig-li,  ad.  skofigli;  Ijk  u  skofer. 

Raillery,  Ral-er-i,  n.  sljt  satjr;  satirikal  meri- 
ment:  banter;  gud-yqmord  jroni. 

Railroad,  Ral-rod,  n.  a  rod  mad  nerli  level,  and 
konstrdkted  ov  traks  ov  jurn,  keld  ralz,  on  hwiq 
de  hwelz  ov  karijez  rol,  and  tu  hwiq  da  qr  kon- 
fjnd  bj  lojez  er  flanjez,  razd  eder  on  de  ral  er  on 
de  tir  ov  de  hwelz;  a  rahva. 


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Railwat,  Ral-wa,  n.  At  sam  az  ralrod; — ralwa 
vi  de  luujr  koinun  term  in  Ipgland;  and  ralrod 
ii  '1f  luur  komon  in  de  Yniiited  Stats. 

Raiment,  Ka-ment,    n.   vestynr;   vestment;  Arts. 

Rain,  Kan,  c.  i.  tu  fel  in  drups  from  de  kl'sdz; 
ta  tVil  az  ran. 

Rain,  lian,  v.  t.  tu  por  d'sn  az  ran. 

Rai.v,  Ran,  n.  de  woter  er  marstyi|r  dat  folz  in 
dmpi  from  de  klTsdz;  eni  J'ser  or  fol  ov  water 
frum  de  kludz. 

Rainbeat,  Ran-bet,  a.  injq,rd  bj  ran. 

Rainbow,  Ran-ba,  n.  a  bo  or  qrq  fermd  bj  de 
reflykjon  and  refrakjon  ov  de  raz  ov  Ijt  t'rom 
drops  ov  woter  or  vajwr,  egzistij)  in  dat  pqrt  ov 
At  hevnz  hwiq  iz  6[iuzit  de  sun. 

Raixdker,  Ran-der,  n.     Se  {Reindeer.'} 

Raingcaoe,  Ran-gaj,  n.  an  inslroiment  for  m^;;- 
qrig  de  kwontiti  ov  ran  dat  folz;  a  pluvi- 
ometer. (jKeri. 

Rai.niness,  Ran-i-nes,  ».  de  stat  ov  beip  rani^er 

Rai.v-watee,  Ran-wo-ter,  n.  woter  hwiq  folz  in 
ran  frum  de  kl'sdz.  ' 

Rainy,  Ran-i,  a.  ab-sndig  in  ran;  J'seri;  wet. 

Raise,  Raz,  i'.  /.  tu  lift;  tu  set  uprjt;  tu  er^kt: 
tu  bild  up;  tu  cgzolt;  tu  elevat;  tu  amplifj: 
tu  enlf'irj;  tu  inkres  in  kurent  valj't]^;  tu  hjln; 
tu  advtius;  tu  promut;  tu  prefer;  tu  eksjt;  tu 
put  in  akjon;  tu  eksjt  tu  wur  er  ti],mult;  tu 
8ter  up;  tu  agravat;  tu  giv  beginig  ov  iraper- 
tans  tu;  az,  he  razd  At  famili;  tu  brig  intu 
beig;  tu  kol  intu  vq  from  At  stat  Ar  separat 
spirits;  tu  brig  from  det  tu  Ijf;  tu  oKajon:  tu 
begin;  tu  set  up;  tu  uter  l^dli;  tu  kolekt:  tu 
obtan  a  serten  sum;  tu  asembi;  tu  Icvi;  tu  giv 
rjs  tu; — tu  mak  Ijt  or  spunji,  az  dta  or  past; — tu 
proki^r  tu  be  bred  or  propagated;  az,  he  razd 
Jep; — tu  koz  tu  gria;  tu  gro;  az,  he  razd  hwet. 
Tu,  raz  a  spirit,  tu  kol  it  intu  vi^.  7V<  raz  a 
srj,  tu  relii)kwij  a  sej.  In  At  S^dern  Stats, 
tu  raz  iz  ynzd  in  de  sens  ov  tu  brig  up;  &t,  de 
plas  in  hwiq  he  woz  razd. 

Raiser,  Raz-er,  ri.  wun  h<D  razez; — a  bord  set  on 
ej  under  At  forsid  ov  a  step,  a  stqr,^s. 

Raisin,  Ra-zin,  n.  a  drjd  grap.        ^  [up. 

Raising,  Raz-ig,  n.  an  egzoltig;  de  akt  ov  lit'tig 

Rajah,  Rq-ja,  or  Ra-ja,  n.  a  Hindoo  nativ  prins 
or  qef . 

Rajpoot,  Rqj-p<f)t,  n.  {India)  a  person  belogig 
tu  de  militari  order. 

RAKBi  Rak,  n.  an  instrdttment  wid  tet  and  a  handl, 
yq,ld  in  hamakig  and  in  gqrJenig;— a  loo  and 
disolut  man;  a  deboje;  wun  devoted  tu  vijus 
plejqr.— (iVaui.)  de  inklinajon  ov  a  mast  from 
At  i)erpendik3rq,lar. 

Rake,  Rak,  i'.  t.  tu  gader  wid  a  rak;  tu  kler  wid 
a  rak;  tu  dro  er  hep  tugeder: — tu  sk'sr;  tu  serq 
wid  xger  and  vehement  dilijens;— tu  pas  swiftli 
and  f  julonlli  over.— (3'au<.)  tu  f  jr  intu  de  bed 
er  iti;rn  uv  a  Jip  in  de  direkjon  ov  her  legt,  or 
al'M;  hat  deks.     Tu  rak  up,  tu  kuver  wid  ajez, 

:iz  .ti-  fi.       • 

Rakk.  Itaf;  r.  1.  tu  j^sa  rak;  tu  ser^;  tu  grop; 
tu  [■■1^  wid  vjulens;  tu  pla  de  pqrt  ov  a  rak. — 
(yitiit.)  tu  inkljn,  az  a  mast,  stem,  er  sternpost. 

Rakehell,  l{<ik-hil,+  n.  a  dis^lqt  jierson;  a  rak. 

Rakehkll.  Rak-hel,*  .j.  bas;wjld;'»tkast;  wurtles. 

Rakehelly,  Rak-hel-i,*  a.  wjld;  disulqt. 

Raker.  Ktik-er,  n.  wun  hoo  raks. 

Rakeshame,  R^k-Jam,*  n.  a  bas,  raskali  ftlo. 

RaKINU.  Kak-ig,  n.  At  akl  ov  wun  hco  raks;— a 
kununadig;  —  disolqtnes. —  {Ari:h.y  a  substans 
plast  on  a  surfas  at  an  ir^gyqlar  aggl. 

Rakish.  Rak-iJ,  a.  Ims;  Iqd;  disolqt. 

Rakishness,  Rak-iJ-nes,  n.  disolqtncs;  Iqdnes. 

Ralliance,  R.il-i-ans,  n.  de  akt  ov  raJiig;  rali. 

Raxlieb,  lial-i-er,  n.  wun  ba>  r&liz. 


Rally,  Ral-i,  r.  t.  tu  put  disorderd  er  disp^rst 

forsez   intu   order;   tu  rekuver: — tu   tret  wid 

raleri,  jroni,  er  satjr;  tu   banter;  tu  jok. 
Rally,  lial-i,  v.  i.  tu  kum  tugeder  in  a  huri;  tu 

kum  agen   intu  order; — tu  rekdver  strcgt  er 

vigor;  — tu  eksersjz  satirikal  meriment. 
Rally,  Ral-i,  n.  de  akt  ov  rekuverig  erder; — de 

akt  ov  rekuverig  stregt; — eksersjz  ov  fljt  satjr; 

banter;  a  jok;  a  jest. 
Rau,  Ram,  n.  a  mal  Jep; — de  vernal  sjn  Qriez; — 

a  worljk  enjin;  a  baterig-ram; — a  hjdrolik  enjin; 

a  woter-ram. 
Ram,  Ram,  v.  t.  tu  drjv  bj  vjolens,  az  wid  a  bat- 
erig-ram:— tu  puj  in  or  lil  sumtig,  az  a  gun; 

tu  pres  er  fors  in;  tu  drjv  or  fors  dun. 
Ramadan,  R;im-a-dan,  n.    At   nam  givn   tu   de 

grat  fast,  er  lent,  ov  At  Mabometanz. 
Ramage,  Ram-aj,*  n.   b'sz  er  branqez   ov   trez; 

worblig  az  on  b'sz. 
Ramayana,  liam-a-y^-na,  n.  At  oldest  ov  de  tj) 

gral  Sanskrit  epik  j>oemz,  hwiq  deskrjbz  de  Ijf 

and  akjonz  ov  de  hero  Rama  and  hiz  wjf  Sjta. 
Ramble,  Ram-bl,  v.  i.  tu  rov  Xaah  and  ire^yqiar- 

li:  tu  wonder.  [ekskurjon. 

Ramble,  Ram-bl,   n.  a.   wonderig;  an  iregyqlar 
Rambler,  Ram-bler,  n.  wun  hot  ramblz;  a  won- 

derer.  lekskurjon. 

Rambling,  Ram-blig,  n.  a  wonderig?  aP iregyqlar 
Rambling,   Ram-blig,    pp.   a.    wonderig;   rovig; 

iregyqlar.  [er. 

Ramblixgly,  Ram-blig-li,  ad.  in  a  ramblig  man- 
Ramentum,    Ra-men-tum,    n.,    pi.     Ra-men-ta; 

{Bot.y  ^ft,  raged,  qaf.-ljk  hqrz,  groig  upon  de 

petioi  ov  fernz;  ramont. 
Rameous,  Ra-me-us,  a.  relatig  tu  a  branq;  ramus. 
Ramikicatio.v,   Ram-i-fi-ka-Jon,    n.    At   akt  ov 

raraifjig  or  branqig;  separajon  intu  branqez;  a 

branq. 
Ramify,  Ram-i-fj,  v.  t.  tu  separat  intu  branqcz; 

tu  branq.  [branq. 

Ramify,  Ram-i-fj,  v.  i.  tu  Jffit  intu  branqez:  tu 
Ram-line,  R:im-lin,  «.  a  log  Ijn,  yqzd  tu  gan  a 

strat  midl  Ijn  on  a  mast  er  a  tre. 
Rammer,  R;un-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  ramz;  an  in- 

stroiment  wid  hwiq  eni  tig  iz  drivn  hqrd;  a  ram- 
rod. 
Rammish,  Ram-iJ,  a.  Ijk  a  ram; — strog-sented. 
Kammy,  Ram-i,  a.  rezemblig  a  ram:  ramij. 
Ramose,  Ka-mos,  a.  ful  ov  branqez;  ramus. 
Ramous,  Ra-mus,  a.  branqi;  branqt;  konsistig  ov 

branqez:  ram(f)s. 
Ramp,  Ramp,  c.  i.  tu  kljm  az  a  plant;  tu  lep  wid 

vjulens;  tu  sport;  tu  pla;  tu  romp. 
Ramp,  Ramp,  n.  a  lep:  sprig:  a  romp. — {Arch.)  a. 

konkav  bend  er  slop  in  At  kap  er  uper  member 

ov  eni  pes  ov  wdrkmanjip. 
Rampalliax,  Ram-pal-yan,*  n.  a  men  req.  [ans. 
Rampaxcy,  Ram-pan-si,  n.  prevalens;  egzyqber- 
Rampant,  Ram-pant,  a.  egzyqberant;  overgroig 

rr-lrant:  rcb'sndig;  cgzriltin.  [er. 

Rampantly,  Ram-p;int-li,  aa.  in  a  rampant  man- 
Rampaet,  Ram-part,  n.   At  wol  hwiq  surindz  a 
fortiljd  plas;  a  m'snd;  a  platform  behjnd  a  para- 
pet:—de  vffd  spas  betwen  de  wolz  ov  de  siti  and 
de  nrrest  hiszez. 
Rampieb,  Ram-per,    )  ,  „  . . 

Rampire.  liam-pjr,*  i  "•  ^^'^  "  (Hampart.) 
Rampion,  Ram-pi-on,  n.  a  krcpig,  bjenial  plant 

wid  an  eskqlent  not. 
Ramrod,  Ram-rod,  n.  At  ramer  ov  a  gun. 
Ramson,  liam-zon,  n.  a  spejez  ov  gqrlik. 
Ran,  lian,  i.  from  Run.     5e  {Run.) 
Rancescent,  Ran-ses-ent,  a.  bekiimig  ransid. 
Ranch,  Kamj,*  v.  t.  tu  spran;  tu  renq. 
Rancid,  lian-sid,   a.   havig   a   ragk  smel:   rai^k; 
fetid;  STsr:  ofensiv. 


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Rancidity,  Ran-sid-i-ti,    )  n.    de   stat  ov  beii) 
Rancidness,  Ran-sid-nes,  )     ransid;  a  rai)k  smel; 

fstid  sent. 
Rancor,  Rai)-kor,   n.  inveterat  maligniti;  malis; 

stedfast   implakabiliti;   standi})  hat;   virynlens; 

hatred;  enmiti. 
Rascoeods,  Rag-kor-us,  a.  fial  ov  ragkor;  viryq,- 

lent;  malignant;  malijus;  spjtfial  in  de  utmost 

degrE.  [lignantli. 

Rancorously,  Rag-kor-us-li,  ad.  wid  ragkor;  ma- 
Rand,  Rand,*  n.  a  herder;  Jred;  pes  kut  -St. 
Random,  Ran-dom,  n.  an  atemt  wid-st  direkjon; 

wont  ov  direkjon;  wont  ov  rool  er  metod;  qans; 

hazard.  [direkjon. 

Random,  Ran-dom,  a.  dun  bj  gans;  rovig  wid-st 
Rang,  Rag,  i.  from  Riij;  rug.     Se  {liing.) 
Range,  Ranj,  v.  t.  tia  plas  in  order;  tia  set  in  roz 

er  ragks;  tia  aranj; — tu  rov  CDver. 
Range,  Ranj,  v.  i.  tia  rov  at  Iqrj;  tia  wonder; — tia 

bs  plast  in  order;  tu  Ij  er  stand  in  a  partikyq,lar 

direkjon. 
Range,  Ranj,  n.  a  ragk;  eni  tig  plast  in  a  Ijn; — 

Q  step  in  Q  lader; — a  kiqen  grat  er  kukig  apara- 

tus;— d  hem  betwEn  tcD  hersez  in  a  koq; — a  klas: 

an  order; — ekskurjon;  wonderig;  rcom  for  ekskur- 

Jon;  kumpas  takn  in  hi  eni  tig  eksktirsiv,  eks- 

tended,  er  ragkt  in  order. — {^Naitt.)  a  legt  ov 

kabl  Ekwal  tia  de  dept  ov  weter. — {Gunnery) 

de  horizontal  distans  tia  hwiq   a  Jot  er  uder 

projektil  iz  karid. 
Rangee,  Ranj-er,  n.  wun  hd)  ranjez;  a  rover; — a 

dog  dat  bets  de  grsnd; — an  ofiser  hot)  si^perin- 

tendz  a  forest  ov  de  kig  ov  Iggland;  an  IggHJ 

ofiser  ov  stat. 
Rangership,  Ranj-er-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a  ranjcr, 

er  keper  ov  a  pqrk  er  forest,  [vanz  under  de  tug. 
Ranine,  Ra-njn,  a.  relatig  tia  a  frog,  er  tu  de 
Rank,  Ragk,  a.  hj-groig;  strog;  luksynriant;  frcDt- 

ful;  b.\rig  strog  plants;  rampant;  razd  tu  a  hj 

degre; — strog-sented;  ransid;  hj-tasted;  strog  in 

kwuliti:  gros;  kors; — takig  strog  hold;  kutig  dep. 
Rank,  Ragk,  ad.  strogli;  vjolentli;  fersli. 
Rank,  Ragk,  n.  a  ro;  a  Ijn,  partikyii^larli  ov  sol- 

jerz; — ranj  ov  suberdinajon;  klas;  order;  degre 

ov  digniti;  eminens;  digniti;  hj  plas; — pi.  erder 

ov  komon  soljerz.    Raijk  and  0,  el  in  an  qrmi 

hct)  kari  f  jr-loks. 
Rank,  Ragk,  i'.  t.  tu  plas  abrest;  tu  ranj  in  a 

klas;  tu  aranj  metodikali;  tu  klas.  [order. 

Rank,  Ragk,  v.  i.  tu  be  ranjd;  tu  hav  a  serton 
Ranker,  Uagk-er,  ?i.  wun  ho  ragks  er  aranjez. 
Rankle,  Rag-kl,  c.  i.  tu  fester;   tu   korod:   tu 

bekiim  sor  er  fretful;  tu  be  inflamd  in  bodi  or 

mjnd.  [inflam. 

Rankle,  Rag-kl,  v.  t.  tu  mak  sor;  tu  iritat;  tu 
Rankling,  Kagk-lig,  71.  d  festerig;  inflamajon; 

iritajon.  [ragknes. 

Rankly,  Ragk-li,  ad.  luksy^^riantli:  ransidli;  wid 
Rankness,  Ragk-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig   ragk; 

egzyn,berans. 
Ranny,  Ran-i,  n.  de  Jroomiss.         [tu  serq  naroli. 
Ransack,  Ran-sak,  v.  t.  tu  plunder;  tu  pilaj; — 
Ransom,  Ran-som,  n.  prjs  pad  for  redemjon  from 

kaptiviti  er  punijment;  redemjon;  reles;  reski]^: 

deliverans. 
Ransom,  Ran-som,  v.  t.  tu  redem  from  kaptiviti 

or  punijment;  tu  set  fre;  tu  reski|;  tu  liberat. 
Ransomee,  Ran-som-er,  n.  wun  hot)  redemz. 
Ransomless,  Ran-sum-les,  a.  beig  wid-st  ransom. 
Rant,  Rant,  v.  i.  tu  rav  in  vjolent  or  hj-s«ndig 

laggwaj;  tu  be  btrsterus,  abii,siv,  er  viryi^lent. 
Rant,  Rant,  n.  violent  laggwaj;  emti  deklamajon: 

bluster. 
Ranter,  Rant-er,  n.   wun  hO)  rants; — wun  ov  a 

relijus  sekt  dat  ferst  aperd  in  Iggland,  ab-st  de 

midl  ov  de  176  s^nti^ri. 


Rantipole,  Ran-ti-pol,t  a.  wjld;  rovig;  rakij. 
Rantipole,  Ran-ti-pol,  n.  a  rood,  rompig   ber  er 

gerl. 
Rantipole,  Ran-ti-pol,t  v.  i.  tu  run  ab-st  wjldli, 
Rantism,  Rant-izm,  n.  de  tenets  ov  de  Ranterz. 
Ranula,  Ran-yi^-la,  n.  \_L.'\  a  litl  frog. — {Med.) 

an  inflamatori  ti\,mor  under  de  tug. 
Ranunculaceous,   Ra-nug-kii,-la-Jus,   a.    {Bot.} 

rslatig  tu  de  ranugki\,lus. 
Ranunculus,  Ra-niig-kix-lus,  n.,  pi.  Ra-nug-kq,- 

Ij;  {Jji.t.)  d  plant  and  its  fixer;  de  kroz-fut. 
Ranz  des  vaches,  Rqnz  de  vqj,  n.  [Fr.'\   a  fa- 

vorit  £!,r  hwig  de  Swis  Jeperdz  pla  upon  de  Al- 

pin  hern. 
Rap,  Rap,  n.  a  kwik,  smqrt  bio;  a  nok.         [nok. 
Rap,  Rap,  v.  i.  tu  strjk  wid  a  kwik,  smqrt  bio;  tu 
Rap,  Rap,  v.  t.  tu  strjk  wid  a  kwik,  smqrt  bio;  tu 

nok; — *tu  afekt  wid  raptyq^r; — tu  snaq  awa;  tu 

SEZ  bj  vjolens.     Tu  rap  st,  tu  uter  wid  hasti 

vjolens,  az  an  ot.     Tui  rap  and  rend,  tu  scz 

wid  vjolens. 
Rapacious,  Ra-pa-Jus,  a.  givn  tu  plunder;  sczig 

bj  vjolens;  ravenus;  vorajus:  gredi.  [er. 

Rapaciously,  Ra-pa-Jus-li,  ad.  in  d  rapajus  man- 
Rapaciousness,  Ra-pa-Jus-nes,  )  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
Rapacity,  Ra-pas-i-ti,  \      beig  rapajus; 

adiktedues  tu  plunder;  ravenusnes. 
Rape,  Rap,  n.  a  i)laDt  belogig  tu  de  kabaj  famili, 

from  de  ssd  ov  hwiq  erl  iz  eksprest; — a  segqr;  a 

takig  awa; — a  vjolajon  ov  qastiti. 
Rape-cake,  Rap-kak,  n.  de  refits,  er  mqrk,  re- 

manig  after  de  erl  haz  bin  eksprest  from  rap  er 

kol  sed. 
Rape- seed,  Rap-sed,  n.  de  sed  ov  de  rap  from 

hwiq  erl  iz  obtand. 
Raphe,  Ra-fe,  n.  {Bot^  de  Ijn  ov  komn,nikaJon 

betwen  de  hjlum  and  hwr^r  de  ni^,kleus  iz  yq,njt- 

ed  tu  de  seminal  integyii,ments. 
Raphides,  Raf-i-dez,  n.  pil.  {Bot.}  asikyq,lar  and 

uder  kristalz  skaterd  in  vejetabl  tiji^.  [spedi. 
Rapid,  Rap-id,  a.  kwik;  swift:  mavig  fast;  flet; 
Rapid,  Rap-id,  n.  a  swift  kurent  in  a  river  hwq,r 

de  qancl  iz  desendig; — komonli  yn,zd  in  de  plq,ral. 
Rapidity,  Ra-pid-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  rap- 
id; seleriti;  velositi;  swiftnes.  [id  mojon. 
Rapidly,  Rap-id-li,  ad.  swiftli;  wid  kwik  er  rap- 
Rapidness,  Rap-id-nfs,  n.    seleriti;  swiftnes;  ra- 

piditi.  [trustig. 

Rapier,  Ra-pi-er,  n.  a   sort  ov   sord   yi^zd   fer 
Rapier-fish,  Ra-pi-er-fiJ,  n.  de  sord-fij. 
Rapine,  Rap-in,  n.  de  akt  ov  plunderig:  plunder; 

pilaj;  vjolens;  fors. 
Rapparee,  Kap-a-re,  ti.  a  wjld  fcij  plunderer. 
Rappee,  Ra-pe,  n.  a  kors  sort  ov  snuf. 
Happen,  Rap-en,  n.  a  smol  Swis  kern,  ekwal  tu 

ab-st  hqf  a  fqrdig.  [dor. 

Rappee,  Rap-er,  7i.  wun  hoo  raps; — de  noker  ov  a 
Rapt,  Rapt,  p.  a.  from  Rap;  sezd  wid  raptynr. 

Se  {Rap.) 
Raptor,  Rapt-or,  n.  a  ravijer;  a  plunderer. 
Raptorial,  Rap-to-ri-al,     ;  a.  rapajus;  livig  bj 
Raptoeious,  Rap-t(5-ri-us,  i      rapin   er  pra;  az, 

raptorial  berdz,  dat  iz,  berdz  ov  pra. 
Rapture,  Rapt-yi^r,   n.  ekstasi;  transport;  dEljt; 

entqziazm. 
Raptured,  Rapt-yi^rd,  a.  enraptyi^rd. 
Kaptueist,  Rapt-yi],r-ist,   n.  an  entqziast. 
Kaptueous,  Rapt-yi|r-us,  a.  ful  ov  raptynr;  ds- 

Ijtful;  ekstatik;  transportig.  [maner. 

Rapturously,  Rapt-yi|r-us-li,  ad.  in  a  raptyq,ru8 
IvAKE,  Rq,r,  a.  tin;  not  dens;  tinli  skaterd;  sk^rs; 

unkomon;  notfrekwent: — ekselent;  inkomparabl; 

valyii,abl  tu  a  degre  seldom  f-8nd;~nerli  re;  not- 

perfektli  rosted  er  berld;  underdiin. 
Rareeshow,  R4r-E-Jo,J  n.  a  r^r-Jo;  a  pep-Jo;  a 

Jo  karid  in  a  boks. 


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Rabkfactios,  Rar-e-fak-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  rare- 

fjiU;  de  Stat  ov  beifl  rarefjd;  ekstenjon   ov  At 

pqrts  ov  a  b(xli;  de  opozit  lui  kfrndermafm. 
Rakkfiable,  Kar-E-fj-a-bl,  a.  adraitip  rarefakjon. 
Karkfv,  Har-e-fj,  v.  t.  tu  mak  tin;  kontrari  tu 

h'mlr'if;  ta  ekspand. 
Rakkkv.  Kar-e-fj,  v.  i.  tu  bekdm  tin. 
Rauely,  K4r-li,  arf.  in  a  tut  manor;  seldom;  not 

ofn;  not  frekwentli;  fjnli;  njsli;  akynratli. 
Rareness,  Riir-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beij)  r^r;  un- 

komonnes;  infrekwensi;  tinnes;  distans  from  cq 

uder. 
Raberife,  R4r-rip,  n.  an  erli  peq  er  uder  fraot; — 

korupted  from  {rath-ripe.} 
Rarity,  K^r-i-ti,  n.  unkomonnes;  infrekwensi;  a 

lifl  vulyii,d  fer  its  sk^rsiti. 
Rarity,  Kar-i-ti,  n.  tinnes;  subtilti;  de  kontrari 

tu  densiti. 
Rascal,  Kds-kal,  n.  a  men  felo;  a  sk-sndrel;  a 

viien;  a  sori  req. 
Rascal,  Rds-kal,  a.  men;  lo;  vjl;  vilenus. 
Rascality,  Ras-kil-i-ti,  n.  peti  vileni;  naveri;  vjl 

kondukt. 
Rascallio.v,  Ras-kal-yon,t  n.  a  vjl  req. 
Rascally,  Uds-kal-i,  a.  men;  sori;  bas;  wurtles. 
Rase,  Kaz,  «r  Ras,  v.  t.  tu  skim;  tu  eras;  tu  raz. 

Se  {Jiaze.y 
Rash,  Raj,  a.  hasti;  vjolent;  presipitat;  aktig  wid- 
est kojon  or  reflekjon;  fdblhqrdi;  tetles. 
Rash,  Raf,  n.  a  kiitaneus  erupjon  er  efloresens; 

a  brakin  ist. 
Rasher.  KaJ-er,  n.  a  tin  slis  ov  bakn  or  pork. 
Rashlisg,  KaJ-lifl,*  n.  wun  ho)  akts  rajli. 
Rashly,  RaJ-li,  ad.  hastili;  vjolentli;  wid^t  kon- 

sidera/on. 
Rashness,  RaJ-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  raj;  te- 

meriti. 
Raskolniks,  Ras-kol-niks,  ».  pi.   de  Iqrjcst  and 

most  important  klas  ov  disenterz  from  de  Grek 

Qurq  in  HiDjia. 
Rasp,  Rasp,  n.  a  Iqrj,  ruf  fjl,  for  f jlig  wud. 
Rasp,  Rasj),  v.  t.  tu  fjl  wid  a  rasp;  tu  rub  tu 

pTsdcr. 
Raspatory,  Rdsp-a-t<a-ri,  n.  a  snrjonz  rasp. 
Raspberry,  Rdz-ber-i,  n.  a  Jrub  and  its  frcnt;  a 

delijus  beri,  ov  several  varictiz. 
Raspberry-bush,  Rdz-ber-i-buJ,  n.   a  Jrub  dat 

b^rz  razberiz;  a  brambl. 
Rasper,  Rdsp-er,  n.  wun  hoD  rasps;  a  skraper. 
Rasure,  Iia-3H,r,*  n.  erajq^r;  rajqr.    Se  {liazvre.) 
Rat,  Rat,  n.  an  animal  ov  de  m5s  (or  mua)  kind, 

dat  infests  h'szez  and  Jips.     Tu  itnel  a  rat,  tu 

suspekt  sumtig,  and  be  on  de  woq  for  it. 
Rat,  R;it,  r.  »".  tu  akt  basli;  tu  forsak  frcndz,  or 

a  pqrti,  from  unvrdrdi  motivz;  tu  lev  a  folig 

jH^rti  or  kuz.  [ratabl. 

Ratability,  Ra-ta-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
Ratable,  Rat-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  rated;  set  at  a 

serteu  vaK-q. 
Ratably,  Rat-a-bli,  ad.  bj  rat;  prop<f)rJonabli. 
Ratafia,  Bat-a-fe-a,  or  Rat-a-fc,  ».  a  spirityqus 

likor  flavord  wid  kemelz  ov  aprikots;  eni  likor 

komp'snJcd  wid  alkahol,  Jugar,  and  de  odorif- 

eruH  or  flavorip  prinsiplz  ov  vejetablz. 
Ratan,  Ka-tan,  n.  a.  branq  er  Jobt  ov  de  (calamus 

ratam/,)  a  plant  f'snd  in  de  Qjiatik  jlands; — a 

smol  kan:  a  smel  wokig-stik. 
Rat-catcher,  Rat-kaq-cr,  n.  wun  dat  ka^ez  rats. 
Batch,  Uaq,  {  Cl<>ck-work,}  a  racet;  a  nujct-hwel. 

Se  {A'atchet  and  Ratchet -trheei.) 
Ratchet,  Ka<j-et,  n.  a  smel  ttot  or  pes  ov  mckan- 

izm  in  a  klok  or  woq,  hwiq  abdts  ag^nst  de   tet 

ov  de  rai;(t-kw!-l,  or  hwiq  keps  de  fqze  from  go- 

ig  bak  in  wjndig  up. 
Ratchet-wheel,  Raq-et-hwel,  n.  a  hwel  harig 

tet  l{k  doz  ov  a  se. 
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Rate,  Rat,  n.  prjs  or  valyt^  ov  tigz  az  Estimated 
in  [iroporjon  tu  uder  tigz;  al'sans  or  prjs  in  re- 
lajon  tu  a  stiindard;  komparutiv  valyq;  propor- 
Jon;  rajio;  kwoia;  degre;  ragk;  estimajon; — a 
taks. 

Rate,  Rat,  v.  t.  tu  setl  or  fiks  de  valyi^,  ragk,  er 
degre;  tu  estimat;  tu  valyq;  tu  apraz; — tu 
skold;  tu  qid  hastili  and  vehementli. 

Rate,  Rat,  r.  i.  tu  mak  an  estimat. 

Rath,  Rat,*  a.  erli;  scon;  kumig  befor  de  tjm. 

Rath,  Rat,*  ad.  Mm;  betjraz;  erli. 

Rather,  Rdd-er,  ad.  mor  wiligli;  prdferabli  tu 
de  uder;  wid  beter  rezn;  in  prefcrens;  mor  prop>- 
erli;  espejali. —  Tuhavrader,  tu  dezjr  in  pref- 
crens. [r^rrjp. 

Rathripe,  Rat-rip,  a.  kumig   erli   tu   matqriti; 

Ratifia,  Rat-i-fe-a,or  Rat-i-fe,  n.  Se  {Hata/ia.) 

Ratification,  Rat-i-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  rat- 
if  jig;  dr.  stat  ov  beig  ratifid:  setlment;  konfer- 
majon.  ['fj^. 

Ratifieb,  Rat-i-fj-er,  n.  de  person  or  tig  dat  rat- 

Ratify,  Rat-i-fj,  v.  t.  tu  konferm;  tu  setl;  tu 
establij.  [valyqajon. 

Rating,  Rat-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  hen  rats;  qidig; 

Ratio,  Ra-Ji-o,  u.  literali,  rezn;— de  relajon  or 
proporjon  ov  t<D  er  mor  tigz  ov  de  sam  kjnd,  az 
tu  limit,  kwontiti,  magnitqd,  or  kwoliti;  de  re- 
lajon hwiq  wun  tig  haz  tu  anuder;  proporjon. 

Ratiocinate,  RaJ-i-6s-i-nat,*  v.  i.   tu  rezn;  tu 

Ratiocination,  RaJ-i-os-i-na-Jon,  n.   de  akt  er 

proses  ov  reznig. 
Ratiocinative,  RaJ-i-6s-i-na-tiv,  a.  qrgqmenta- 

tiv;  advdnsig  bj  proses  ov  diskorj. 
Ratio.v,  Ra-Jon,  n.  an  al'sans  or  porjon  ov  food, 

amn,niJon,  &s.,  a?jnd  dali  tu  eq  soljer. 
Rational,  RaJ-on-al,  er  Ra-Jon-al,  a.    havig  de 

p'serov  reznig:  end-sd  wid  rezn;  agrcabl  tu  rezn; 

wjz;  jqdijus. — {Arith.  and    Algebra,}   havig  a 

definit  rODt;  not  surd. — {Geog.}   real,  opozd  tu 

sen-gibl,  az  apljd  tu  de  horjzon. 
Ratio.val,  RaJ-on-al,  n.  a.  rajonal  beig. 
Rationale,  RaJ-i-o-na-le,  u.  a  detal  wid  reznz;  a 

teoretikal  soliiJon  or  eksplanajon. 
Rationalism,  RaJ-on-al-iz-m,  n.  de  prinsiplz  ov 

rajonaiists;  adherens  tu  rezn,  az  distigkt  from 

revelajon;    interpretajon   ov    Skripty^r    on    At 

prinsiplz  ov  hqman  rezn. 
Rationalist,  RaJ-on-al-ist,  n.  wun  hco  adherx  tu 

rezn;  wun  hcD  adhcrz  tu  rajonalizm. 
Rationalistic,  RaJ-on-al-is-tik,  )  a.  relati^ 

Rationalistical,  RaJ-on-al-is-ti-kal,  i       tu,   or 

akordant  wid,  rajonali/.m. 
Rationalistically,  RaJ-on-al-is-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in 

a  rajonalistik  mancr. 
Rationality,  RaJ-i-o-nal-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

beig  rajonal;  de  piser  ov  reznig;  saniti  ov  mjnd; 

reznablnes. 
Rationalize,  RaJ-on-al-jz,  r.  ».  tu  rezn;  tu  akt 

de  rajonalist;— r.  t.  tu  mak  rajonal. 
Rationally,  RaJ-on-al-i,  ad.  reznabii;  wid  rezn. 
Rationalness.  RaJ-on-al-nes,  ii.  rajonaliti. 
Ratlines,  R.it-ljnz,  n.    {yaut.}   smol,  horizontal 

linz  or  ro])s,  ekstendig  over  de  Jr'sdz,  dus  formig 

de  steps  ov  laden,  for  goig  up  and  disn  de  rigij 

and  masts. 
Ratlings,  Rat-ligi,  n.  pi.  {Naut.)  Se  {Ratlinet.) 
Ratsbane,  R.its-bnn,  n.  p^zn  for  rats;  qrscnik. 
Ratsbaned,  liats-band,  a.  pfl'znd  bj  ratsban. 
Rattails,  R;it-talz,   «.  pi.   a  viryqlent  dizei   in 

horsez.  ['''»■) 

Rattan,  Ra-tan,  n.  an  Fst-Indian  kan.   Se  {Rat- 
Rattees,  Ra-t£n,  n.  a  tik,  kwilted  or  twild,  wul- 

en  stuf. 
Rattle,  Rat-1,  r.  i.  tu  mak  a  kwik.  Jqrp  nffz,  bJ 

frekwent  kolijon;  tu  spek  oflreili;  tu  klater. 


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Rattle,  Rat-1,  v.  t.  tu  mdiv  eni  tig  so  az  tin  iiiak 

a  rati  er  nerz;  tia  stun  wid  a  nffz;  tu  drjv  wid  a 

nerz;  tu  skcald;  tu  ral  at. — {Naut.)   Tu  rati  de 

rigii),  tu  fiks  Az  ratljnz. 
Rattle,  Rat-I.  n.  a  kwik  nerz  nimbli  rEpeted;  emti 

and  l-sd  tek:  an  instrament,  er  qjldz  ter,  fer  mak- 

ii)  a  Jqrp  nerz: — a  plant:  1-sswurt. 
Rattle- BRAINED,  Rat-1-brand,  a.  gidi;  wild. 
Rattle-headed,  Rat-1-hed-ed,  a.  gidi;  not  stedi. 
Rattlesnake,  Rat-1-snak,  n.  a  dedli-perznus  ser- 
pent, SQ-keld  on  ak-snt  ov  its  b£ii)  f'urnijt  wid  a 

rati,  er  ratlii)  instroiment  at  de  end  ov  its  tal, 

fermd  ov  several  flatnd  herni  rigz  er  nodyiilz. 
Rattlesxake-eoot,  Rat-l-snakntt,  n.   a  plant. 

{puJygala  senega,)  yii,zd  az  a  remedi  agenst  de 

bit  ov  a  ratlsnak. 
Rattlesnake-weed,  Rat-l-snak-wed,  n.    {Bot.) 

a.  perenial  plant. 
Rattling,  Rat-lii],  n.  nerz  prodi\,st  bj  a  rati,  er 

bi  de  hwelz  ov  a  karij  in  swift  mojon. 
Rattoon,  Ra-trfjn,  n.  a  rakLfjn.     Se  {Raccoon.") 
Rauchwacke,  Rek-wak-i,  n.  {GeoJ.)  a  kalkare- 

us  forinajon  ov  Jermani,  ekwivalent  tu  de  mag- 

nri^ian  Ijuiston  formajon  in  Iggland. 
Raucitt,  'R9-si-ti,  n.  a  I'sd,  ruf  nerz. 
Raucous,  Re-kus,*  &.  hors;  hqrj. 
Ravage,  Rav-aj,  v.  t.  tu  la  wast;  tu  descalat;  tu 

sak:  tu  ransak:  tu  sperl;  tu  pilaj:  tu  plunder. 
Ravage,  Rav-aj,  n.   sperl;  ritjin;  wast;  desolajon: 

devajstajon.  [er. 

Ravagee,  Rav-aj-er,  n.  wun  hd*  ravajez;  plunder- 
Rave,  Ra\%  V.  i.  tu  be  mad,  fi|rius,  er  delirius; 

tu  tek  irajonali  er  fqriusli;  tu  dot. 
Ravel,  Rav-el,  v.  t.    tu  entaggl;  tu  entwist;  tu 

mak  intrikat;  tu  involv; — tu  unwev.     Tu  ravel 

st,  tu  untwist;  tu  unravel. 
Ravel,  Ravel,  v.i.  tu  fel  intu  perpleksiti  er  kon- 

fi^2"n;  tu  wurk  iu  perpleksiti.     Tu  be  unwovn 

or  unraveld. 
Ravelin,  Rav-lin,  n.  (Fort.)  a  detaqt  wurk,  kom- 

pozd  ov  ta  embankments,  fermii)  a  salient  aggl. 
Raven,  Rav-en,  jt.  a  Iqrj,  blak,  vorajus  berd,  aljd 

tu  ds  kro. 
Raven,  Rav-en,  a.  lik  a  raven;  blak. 
Raven,  Rav-en,  r.  t.  tu  obtan  bj  vjolens;  tu  devsr 

wid  rapasiti. 
Raven,  Rav-en,  v.  i.  tu  pra  wid  rapasiti. 
Raven,  Rav-en,  n.  pra;  plunder;  rapin.         [derz. 
Ravenee,  Rav-en-er,  n.  wun  hcD  ravenz  er  plun- 
Ravening,  Rav-en-ig,  n.  vjolens:  a  plunderig. 
Ravening,  Rav-en-ig,  pp.  a.  devsrig:  rapajus. 
Ravenous,  Rav-en-us,  a.  fi\,riusli  vorajus;  buggri 

tu  raj.  '[iti. 

Ravenously,  Rav-en-us-li,  ad.  wid  rajig  voras- 
Ravenousness,  Rav-en-us-nes,  n.  fq,rius  vorasiti. 
Raver,  Rav-er,  n.  wun  hO)  ravz.  [en.) 

Ravin,  Rav-in,*  n.  pra:  plunder;  rapin.  Se  (Rav- 
Ravine,  Ra-ven,   ji.    a   log,    dep   holo,    y43q,ali 

formd  bj  a  strem  er  torent  ov  weter;  a  dep  pas. 
Raving,  Rav-ig,  n.  madnes;  fq,ri;  fij^rius  ekskla- 

majon. 
Raving,  Rav-ig,  pp.  a.  fnrius;  distrakted;  frenzid. 
Ravingly,  Rav-ig-li,  ad.  wid  frenzi  er  wid  dis- 

trakjon. 
Ravish,  Rav-iJ,  r.  t.  tu  vjolat  bj  fors;  tin  defl-ser 

bj  vjolens:  tu  tak  awa  bj  vjolens: — tu  enrapt- 

y\\T:  tu  qqrm:  tu  deljt;  tu  transport. 
Ravishee,  Rav-iJ-er,  n.  wun  hco  nivijez. 
Ravishing,    Rav-iJ-ig,     n.     ravijment;    raptyq,r; 

transport.  [transport. 

Ravishing,  Rav-iJ-ig,  pp.  a.  deljtig:  afordig  jff  er 
Ravishingly,  Rav-ij-ig-li,  ad.  wid  ravijment  er 

transport. 
Ravishment,  Rav-iJ-mont,  n.  de  akt  ov  nivijig; 

forsibl  vjolajon;  rap;  vjolens; — transport;  rapi- 

yH,r;  ekstasij  enravijment. 


Raw,  Re,  a.  not  subdqd  'i  r'e  fjr  er  bet;  not 
kukt  er  konk6kted;--b^r  ov  skin  er  flej:  sor: — 
gren  in  yerz  er  eksperiens:  kroid;  imatqr;  un- 
rip; unseznd;  unrjp  in  skil;  nq,: — blek;  qil;  kold 
wid  damp: — not  spun  er  twisted:  az,  ro  silk; — 
not  mikst:  az,  re  spirits: — not  wurkt  up,  manyq,- 
fakt_vi|rd.  er  prEp4rd  fer  yqs;  az,  re  materialz. 

Rawbone,  Re-bon,       j   a.    havig  litl  flej  on   ds 

Rawboned,  Re-bond,  i      bonz. 

Rawhead,  Ro-hed,  n.  a  spekter  menjond  tu  fritn 
qildren, 

Rawish,  Re-iJ,  a.  sumbwot  re.  [fuli. 

Rawly,  Ro-li,  ad.  in  a  re  maner;  kroodli;  unskil- 

Rawness,  Re-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  re;  unskil- 
ful nes. 

Rawpoet,  Re-port,  n.  {Naut.)  a  port-hol  in  smel 
veselz,  fer  wurkig  an  or  in  a  kqm. 

Ray,  Ra,  n.  a  bem  er  porjon  ov  Ijt  from  eni  Iqmin- 
us  bodi;  eni  luster;  kerporeal  er  intelektyqal; — 
a  fij: — an  erb: — a  dizez  in  Jep. — {-Bot.)  sam  az 
radius.     Se  {Radius.) 

Ray,  Ra,  v.  t.  tu  strek:  tu  Joit  fort. 

Rayah,  Ra-ya,  n.  a  term  apljd  bj  de  TurkiJ  guv- 
erument  tu  its  non- Mahometan  subjekts,  boo  pa 
de  kapitajon  taks. 

Rayed,  Rad,  ;;.  a.  strekt;  mqrktwidljnz:  radiated; 
ajilid  tu  a  klas  ov  invertebrat  animalz. 

Raygrass,  Ra-gras,  n.  a  spejez  ov  gras. 

Kayless,  Ra-les,  a.  dqrk;  wid'st  a  ra. 

Raze,  Raz,  n.  ras,  a  riJDt.     Se  {Race.) 

Raze,  Raz,  v.  t.  tu  demolij;  tu  dismantl;  tu  de- 
strtf;  tu  Qvertro;  tu  ra)in;  tu  subvert. 

Razee,  Ra-ze,  n.  {JVai/t.)  a  Jip  ov  wer  kut  d'sn 
tu  an  inferior  klas,  er  mad  smeler;  az  a  sevnti- 
for  kut  (hsn  tu  a  frigat. 

Razee,  Ra-ze,  r.  t.  tu  kut  d'sn  er  redi^s  tu  a  loer 
klas,  az  a  Jip.  [Ja^ig  de  berd. 

Razor,  Ra-zor,  n.  a  njf,  er  Jqrp  instrijoment,  fer 

Razoe-bill,  Ra-zor-bil,  n.  a  web-futed  akwatik 
berd;  de  alka.  [razorz. 

Razoe-maker,  Ra-zor-ma-ker,  n.  wun  hco  maks 

Razor-steop,  Ra-zor-strop,  n.  a  pes  ov  leder,  er 
uder  substans,  fer  Jqrpnig  razorz: — ritn  elso 
{razor-ntrap.) 

Razuee,  Ra-;5qr,*  n.  de  akt  ov  erasig;  eraj^qr. 

Re,  Re,  a  prrfiks  er  in  inst^parabl  pqrtiki,  borod 
from  de  Latin,  denotig  repetijon,  iterajon,  er 
bakward  akjon;  az,  tu  return,  tu  kum  bak;  tu 
rerji;  tu  liv  agen;  rFperl-ufon,  de  akt  ov  drjvig 
bak.  It  iz  yqzd  abundantli  befor  verbz  and 
verbal  n'snz.  [swolo  up  agen. 

Reabsoeb,  Re-ab-serb,  r.  t.   tu  abserb  anq^;   tu 

Reabsoeption,  Re-ab-serp-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  re- 
abserbig. 

Reaccess,  Re-ak-ses,  «.  a  nq,  er  frej  akses. 

Reaccuse,  Re-a-kqz,  r.  t.  tu  aki'^z  agen. 

Reach,  Req,  v,  t.  tu  tug  wid  de  hand  ekstended: 
tu  arjv  at;  tu  atan  bj  de  hand  er  bj  eni  instroo- 
ment,  er  bj  efort;  tu  strjk  from  a  distans:  tu 
hand  from  a  plas  not  fqr  of,  and  giv;  tu  hold 
■St;  tu  streq  fort;  tu  atan;  tu  gan;  tu  obtan; 
tu  penetrat  tu;  tu  ekstend  tu. 

Reach,  Req,  x.  i.  tu  be  ekstended;  tu  penetrat; 
— tu  strjv;  tu  mak  an  efort  tu  vomit.  Se 
{RetcTt,:) 

Reach,  Req,  n.  de  akt  er  pser  ov  reqig;  de  dis- 
tans er  spas  dat  kan  be  reqt;  kumpas;  piier  ov 
atanment  er  manajment;  pTser;  limit  ov  fakultiz; 
intelektyqal  pser;  kontrjvans;  dep  tet;  a  feq; 
an  qrtifis;  tendensi;  ekstent;  distans  betwen  t<t> 
pernts. 

Reachable,  Req-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  reqt. 

Reachee,  Req-er,  n.  wun  hcD  reqez. 

Reachless,  Req-les,  ad.  dat  kan  not  be  reqt. 

React,  lie-akt,  t.  t.  tu  akt  er  da»  agen;  tu  resip- 

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React,  Re-akt,  r.  i.  tia  akt  agen;  tu  rctdrn  an 
akt  or  impuU. 

Reaction,  Re-ak-Jon,  n.  an  akjon;  reiterated  er 
rEtiirnd:  dr  rrsiprukaliti  nv  furs  tgzerted  bj  tott 
bodii  er  f!ii)z  hwiq  akt  mi'i,tyn,ali  on  eq  uder. 

Reactionary,  Re-ak-Jon-a-ri,  a.  impljifl  reakjon. 

Reactive,  lie-ak-tiv,  a.  lElatip  tu  er  kezig  re- 
akjon. 

Reactively,  Re-ak-tiv-li,  ad.  bj  wa  ov  reak/on. 

Read,  Red,*  «.  kTsnsel;  saij):  sentens. 

Read,  Red,  t'.  t.  [t.  red,  /w.  redij,  red,]  tu  perdbz, 
az  a  buk  or  eni  ti{)  ritn:  tu  diskiiver  bj  kar- 
nktcrz  er  mqrks;  tu  lern  bj  ubzurvajon. 

liEAD.  Red,  r.  i.  tu  perform  de  akt  ov  rcdig:  tu 
prrobz  buks. 

Read,  Red,  a.  [from  r€ad,'\  skilful  bj  redig; 
akwanted  wid  buks;  az,  wel-re(/. 

Readable,  Red-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  red;  fit  tu  be 
red:  Kjibl.  [b^'D  redabl. 

Readableness,  Red-a-blnes,    n.    de   kwoliti  ov 

Readdrlss,  Re-a-dres,  e.  t.  tu  adres  or  direkt 
agen. 

Reades,  Red-er,  n.  wun  hiD  redz;  wun  ho*  redz  or 
kurekts  for  de  pres;  wun  hoois  ofis  it  iz  tu  red 
]iriifrz  in  qurqez.  [pr;j,erz. 

Readership,  Red-er-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a  reder  ov 

Readily,  Red-i-li,  ad.  in  a  redi  maner;  kwikli; 
proiutli:  wiligli. 

Readiness,  Red-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  redi: 
promtitq,d:  fasiliti;  fredom  from  obstruk/on;  wil- 
iflnes;  [ireparajon. 

Reading,  Red-iji,  ».  pcnnzal  ov  buks;  a  lektyT^r: 
u  iirelekjon:  publik  resjtal-.^variajon  in  kopizov 
buks  or  inanyij^skripts,  or  a  partikynlar  inter- 
preiajon  ov  a  pasaj:  az,  "  varius  rtdiijz." 

READrNO-DESK,  Red-ig-dcsk,  n.  a  desk  at  hwiq 
re  1  n  iz  performd. 

Reading-EOOM,  Red-ig-rcDm,  ri.  a  rmm  aprcSpri- 
ntu'd  tu  redii).  L'^S^"- 

READiOL'RN,  Re-ad-jdm,  v.t.  tu  put  of  or  adjiirn 

Readjustment,  Re-ad -jtist-ment,  n.  a  nrj^  or  re- 
jifird  iuijdstraent.  [agen. 

Readmission,  Re-ad-miJ-on,  n.  de  aktov  admitir) 

Readmit,  lic-ad-mit,  r.  t.  tu  admit  er  let  in  agen. 

Rkadmittance,  Re-ad-mit-ans,  ».  a  nn,er  repeted 
adiiiitan^. 

REAPorT.  Re-a-dopt,  r.  t.  tu  adopt  agen. 

RtAiiORN,  Re-a-dom,  r.  t.  tu  dekorat  agen;  tu 
lul'irn  anij,. 

Readvance,  Rc-ad-vdn?,  c.  i.  tu  advdns  ajjen. 

Keadv,  Red-i,  a,  prep^rd;  promt;  fit  for  a  purpus: 
akomodated  tu  eni  dezjn:  wilig:  rger;  kwik: 
not  distant:  ner;  ab^t  tu  do  or  be:  beiy  at  hand: 
ntkst  tu  hand;  apt:  dek^terus;  far^il;  ezi:  nimbi: 
not  ctnbarast;  not  slo. —  Tu  mak  redi,  tu  mnk 
//,/r  redi:  tu  nr£p4r.  [beforhaud. 

Ready-made,  Red-i-mad,    a.    mad  redi:  prfji^rd 

Rkakfirm,  Rf-a-ferm,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  aferm  agen. 

Reakkirmance,  Re-a-ferm-ans,  n.  a  sekond  af er- 
iiiajiiii. 

Reafkor>:sted,  Rc-^-for-est-cd,  a.  {Law}  kon- 
vi-rted  ani^  intu  a  forest. 

Reagent,  Re-a-jcnt,  n.  {Cheni.)  a  substans  em- 
pltifd  tu  prcsipitat  andder  in  skslqjon,  or  tu  de- 
ttkt  de  ingredients  ov  a  miksty^r;  a  kcmikal 
tost. 

Reaggeavation,  Re-ag-ra-vA-Jon,  n.  {Catholic 
ifi'irrhy  de  last  m6nit£)ri  publijt  after trc  admo- 
ni/onz.  and  be fcir  de  last  ekskomq,nikajoo. 

Reak,  Rek,  n.  a  ru/. 

Real.  Re  al,  a.  aktyi^ali  brig  or  egiistig:  not  im- 
ajinari:  not  fiktijus:  tnn:  jenynin;  aktyq^al;  jk)z- 
itiv:  serten:— relatig  tu  tigz,  not  personz:  not 
personal. — {Law}  konsistig  ov  tigz  imittvabl.  az 
land.  Ktil  ukjin,  an  akJon  relatig  tu  real 
properti. 


Real,  Re-al,  n.  a  S|)ani/  silver  k*n,  ov  de  valyn 

ov  ab^t  10  ur  12  sents.  [qrsenik. 

Realgar,  Re-al-gar,  n.  {Chem.}  red  sulfviret  ov 
Realism,  Re-al-iz-m, »  de  doktrinz  ov  de  realists. 
Realist,  Re-ai-ist,  n.  wun  ov  de  sekt  ov  skolas- 

tikal    filosaferz,  b(t>  mentand,  in   opazijon    tu 

nominalists,  dat  de  yqniversalz  in  lojik  mett-ifft 

or  rialith,  and  not  mcrli  namz. 
Realistic,  Re-al-is-tik,  a.  reiatig  tu  realizm. 
Reality,  Re-al-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  real;  fakt; 

triJjt;  veriti;  hwot  iz,  not  hwot  merli  semz;  sum- 
tig  intrinsikali  important. 
Realizable,  Re-al-jz-a-bi,  a.  dat  ma  be  realjcd. 
Realization,  Re-al-i-za-Jon,  »i.  de  akt  ov  real- 

jzig;  de  stat  ov  beig   realjzd;  de   akt  ov  makig 

real. 
Realize,  Re-al-jz,   t-.  t.   tu    mak   real;   tu  brig 

inlu  beig  or  akt;  tu  konvert  intu  land,  az  muni; 

tu  akomplij;  tu  a<jev;  tu   fulfil;  tu  efeki;  tu 

komplet;  tu  konsdmat;  tu  mak  real; — tu  mak 

serton  or  substanjal. 
Realizer,  Re-al-jz-er,  h.  wun  h*  realjzez. 
Reallege,  Re-a-lej,  v.  t.  tu  alej  agen. 
Really,  Re-al-i,  arf.  wid  realiti;  aktyqali;  tro&li; 

inded.  [empjr;  a  stat. 

Realm,  Relm,  n.  a  kigdom;  a  kigz  duminyon:  an 
Realness.  Re-al-nes,  ti.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  reaL 
Realty,  Re-al-ti,  n.  {Law)  an  abstrakt  ov  real, 

az  distiggwijt  from  |)ersonalti: — reaiti  relats  tu 

real  properti,  az  landz  and  tenements. 
Ream,  Rf  in,  n.  a  kwoutiti  ov  paper  konsistig  jen- 

erali  ov  20  kwjrz,  ov  24  Jets  eq.    (I  printerz  rem, 

in  Iijgland,  kontanz  21J/^  kwjrz,  or  516  Jets. 
Reanimate,  Re-an-i-mat,  v.  i.  tu  revjv;  tu  Te- 
ster tu  Ijf. 
Reannex,  Re-a-neks,  r.  t.  tu  aneks  agen. 
Reannexation,  Re-an-eks-a-Jon,  n.    de  akt  ov 

reaneksig. 
Reaxoint.  Re-a-n<3fnt,  i-.  t.  tu  an^nt  ag^n. 
Reanswer,  Rc-dn-ser,  r.  t.  tu  anser  agen. 
Reap,  Re |i,  p.  t.  tu  kut  wid  a  sikl,  at  hqrvest;  tu 

hqrve.st;  tu  gader;  tu  obtan. 
Reap,  Rep,  t\  i.  tu  yii,z  de  sikl;  tu  hqrvest. 
Reaper,  Rep-er,  «.  wun  hcD  reps. 
Reapi.vg,  Rep-ig,   «.    de   akt   ov    kutig   standig 

gran,  As. 
Reaping-hook,  Rep-ig-huk,  n.  a  sikl. 
Reappaeel,  lie-a-par-el,  o.  t.  tu  aparel  er  klo4 

agen. 
Reappear,  Re-a-per,  r.  t.  tu   aper  agen. 
Keappkakance,  Re-a-per-ans,  n.  a  sekond  er  nx^ 

apcrans.  [nij,  aplikajon. 

Reapplication,  Re-ap-li-ka-Jon,  n.  a  sekond  er 
Reappoint,  Rc-a-p^nt,  c  t.  tu  aptfnt  amj,;    tu 

remi  de  aperntmeut  ov.  [aperntment. 

Reappointment,  Rf-a-p<fnt-ment,  n.  a  renqd 
Rear,  Rer,  n.  dat  hwiq  iz  behjnd;  de  hjnd  ijqrt, 

az  ov  an  qrmi  or  flct; — de  last  klas;  de  last  in 

order.  [ragk. 

Rear,  Rer,  a.  behjnd:  hindenn6st:  last;  az,  rtr 
Rear.  Rer,  r.  t.  tu  raz  up;  tu  lift  up;  tu  brig 

up  tu   inati^riti;    tu  edyi^kat:  tu  instnikt;  tu 

egZ'Mt:  tu  elevat:  tu  raz;  tu  bred.  [rjz  up. 

Rear,  Rir,  r.  i'.  tu  asi'im  an  erekt  postyi^r;  tu 
Reae-admiral,  Rcr-ad-mi-ral,  n.  an  ofiser  h*  iz 

nekst  in  ragk  tu  de   vjs-admiral,  and   kariz  hiz 

flag  at  de  niizn  topmast  hed. 
Rearer,  Rer-er,  n.  wun  ho)  rcrz  or  razez. 
Rear  front,  Re'r-frunt,  «.  {Mil.)  a  kumpani  or 

bodi  ov  men  hwen  fast  ab'St,  and  standig  in  dat 

pozijon. 
Rear-guard,  Rer-gqrd,  n.  dat  pqrt  ov  an  qrmi, 

a  rejiment,  er  a  batalyon,  hwiq  mqrqez  after  de 

man  bodi. 
Reargue,  Re-^r-gq,  c.  t.  tu  qrgq,  agen. 
Rearing,  Rer-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  rerig  or  brigig  up. 


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Rkarmouse,  Rgr-miss,  n.  de  leder-wigd  bat. 
Reabrank,  Rer-raijk,  n.  de  last  raijk  ov  a  batal- 

yon  hwen  dren  up  in  opn  erder. 
Rearward,  Rsr-ward,  n.  de  last  trcbp;  de  end;  a 

tran  behjnd;  ds  later  pqrt. 
Reascend,  Re-a-send,  v.  i.  tia  kljm  er  asend  agen. 
Reascend,  R£-a-send,  v.  t.   tu  m'snt  er  asend 

agen. 
Reason,  Re-zn,  n.  de  fakulti  ov  distlpgwijig  trcot 
from  Mshwd  and  giad  from  evl,  and  ov  dedi],sii) 
inferensez  from  fakts  and  propozijonz;  de  koz, 
gr-snd,  prinsipl,  er  motiv  ov  eni  tig  sed  er  dun; 
qrgnment;  rjt;  justis;  moderajon. 
Reason,  Re-zn,  v.  i.  tu  aplj  tu  de  fakulti  ov  rezn 
in  order  tu  understand  sumtip,  er  tu  mak  an- 
tider  understand;  tu  qrgq  rajonali;  tu  debat; 
tu  diskors. 
Reason,  Re-zn,  v.  t.  tu  egzamin  rajonali;  tu  qrgq,. 
Reasonable,  Re-zn-a-bl,  a.  havig  de  fakulti  ov 
rezn;  endi^d  wid  rezn;  partakig  ov  rezn;  kon- 
fermd  tu  rezn;  aktii),  speki'ij,  er  tigkig  rajonali; 
just;   rajonal;   agreabl  tu  rezn;  not   imoderat; 
onest;  ekwitabl;  inr. 
Reasonableness,  Re-zn-a-bl-nes,  n.  de   stat  er 
kwoliti  ov  beii)  reznabl;  de  fakulti  ov  rezn;  kom- 
pljans  wid  rezn;  rajonaliti;  moderajon. 
Reasonably,  Re-zn-a-bli,  ad.  in  a  reznabl  maner; 

agreabli  tu  rezn;  moderatli. 
Reasoner,  Re-zn-er,  n.  wun  hcB  reznz;  an  qrgtier. 
Reasoning,  Re-zn-ig,  n.  rajiosinajon;  (^rgiiuient. 
Reasonless,  Re-zn-les,  a.  verd  ov  rezn. 
Reassemblaqe,  Re-a-sem-blaj,  n.  a  reni^d  asem- 
blaj.  [asembl  anij,. 

Reassemble,    Re-a-sem-bl,   v.  t.    tu   kolekt   er 
Reassert,  Re-a-sert,  v.  t.  tu  asert  ani^;  tu  rea- 

ferm. 
Rkassertion,  Re-a-s^r-Jon,  n.  a  repeted  aserjon. 
Reassessment,  Re-a-ses-ment,  n.  a  reni^d  ases- 
Reassign,  Re-a-sjn,  v.  t.   tu  asjn  agen.     [ment. 
Reassignment,  Re-a-sjn-ment,  n.  a  repeted  asjn- 

ment. 
Reassociate,  Re-a-S(f)-Ji-at,  v.  i.  tu  asojiat  agen. 
Reassume,  Re-a-s^m,  v.  t.  tu  rezq^m;  tu  tak  agen. 
Reassumption,  Re-a-sum-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  rea- 

siimifl. 
Reassurance,  Rr-a-Jri,r-ans,  n.  reni^^d  ajq,rans. 
Reassure,  Re-a-Ji^r,  v.  t.   tu   aji^r  anq;  tu  fre 

from  fer. 
Reate,  Ret,*  n.  a  kjnd  ov  log,  smel  weter-gras. 
Reattachment,  Re-a-taq-ment,  n.  a  sekond  ataq- 

ment. 
Reattain,  Re-a-tan,  v.  t.    tu  atan   agen. 
Ueattempt,  Re-a-temt,  v.  t.  tu  trj  agen. 
Reave,  Rev,*  v.  t.  tu  tak  awa  bj  stelt  er  vjolens; 

tu  berev. 
Reavow,  Re-a-v8,  v.  t.   tu  avs  agen. 
Reawake,  Re-a-wak,  v.  t.  tu  awak  agen. 
Rebaptization,  Re-bap-ti-za-Jon,  n.   remial   ov 

!>aplizm. 
Rebaptize,  Re-bap-tjz,  v.  t.  tu  baptjz  agen. 
Uebaptizer,  Re-bap-tjz-er,  n.   wun  ho  baptjzez 
agen.  [t;^  bqrbarizm. 

Uebarbarize,  Re-bqr-ba-riz,  v.  t.  tu  redq,s  agen 
Rebate,  Re-bat,*  v.  t.  tu  blunt;  tu  mak  obtus;— 

tu  abat; — tu  rabet. 

Rebate,  Re-bat,  n.  {Arch.)    de  groDv,  reses,  er 

qanel  sugk  on  de  ej  ov  eni  pes  ov  material;— a 

k|nd  ov  frestun;— a  pes  ov  wud  tu  bet  ^t  mer- 

tar;— an   jurn  ttDl   sumhwot  Ijk  a  qizel.— (i/«r. 

law)  diskisnt;  abatment  ov  interest  on  ak'snt  ov 

promt  pament.  [ment. 

Rebatement,  Re-bat-ment,*  ?i.  diminqjon;  abat- 

Rebec,  Re-bek,  n.  a  tre-strigd  instrument;  a  sort 

ov  violin  intrcjdq,st  bj  de  Marz  intu  Span. 
Rebel,  Reb-el,  n.  wun  ho)  rezists  bj  vjolens  leful 
otoriti;  a  rcvolter;  an  insdrjent. 


Rebel,  R6b-el,  a.  rebelyus. 

Rebel,  Re-bel,  v.  t.  tu  rjz  in  rebelyon;  tu  rezist 

leful  etoriti;  tu  revolt. 
Rebelled,  Re-beld,  p.  a.  gilti  ov  rebelyon. 
Rebellion,  Re-bel-yon,  n.  insurekjon  agenst  le- 
ful etoriti;  sedijon;  revolt;  konti^masi. 
Rebellious,  Re-bel-yus,  a.  rezistig,  er  kontrari 
tu,  leful  etoriti;  sedijus;  insurekjonari;  kontq,- 
majus.  [maner. 

Rebelliously,  Re-bel-yus-li,  ad.  in  a  rebelyus 
Rebelliousness,  Re-bel-yus-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 

ov  beig  rebelyus. 
Rebellow,  Re-bel-o,  v.  i.  tu  belo  agen;  tubelo 

in  return;  tu  eko  bak  a  lud  nffz. 
Rebloom,  Re-blcDm,  v.  i.  tu  blcom  er  blosomag^n. 
Reboation,  Re-bo-a-Jon,*  n.    return   ov  a  I'sd 

sTsnd. 
Reboil,  Re-b^],  v.  i.  tu  befl  an^;  tu  be  hot. 
Rebound,  Re-b'snd,  v.  i.  tu  sprig  bak;  tu  be  re- 
verberated; tu  flj  bak  in  konsekwens  ov  mojon 

imprest  and  rezisted;  tu  rekffl. 
Rebound,  Re-b'snd,  v.  t.  tu  reverberat;   tu  bet 

er  fors  bak. 
Rebound,  Re-bisnd,  w.  de  akt  ov  reb'sndig. 
Rebrace,  Re -bras,  v.  t.  tu  bras  agen. 
Rebreathe,  Re-bred,  v.  t.  tu  bred  agen. 
Rebuff,  Re-biif,  n.  a.  betig  bak;  a  suden  qek  er 

rezistans;  a  refqzal. 
Rebuff,  Re-biif,  v.  t.  tu  bet  bak;  tu  op6z  wid 

suden  vjolens;  tu  repel;  tu  rejekt;  tu  opoz. 
Rebuffet,  Re-bdf-et,  v.  t.    tu   bufet  agen;  tu 

bet  bak. 
Rebuild,  Re-bild,  v.  t.  tu  bild  am^;  tu  reedifj; 

tu  rep^r.     Se  {Build.) 
Rebuildkr,  Re-bild-er,  n.  wun  ho)  rebildz. 
Rebukable,  Re-bq^k-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  rebi^kt; 

reprehensibl. 
Rebuke,  Re-bi^k,  v.  t.  tu  Qjd;  tu  reprehend;  tu 

reprcJciv;  tta  reprimand;  tu  qek. 
Rebuke,   Re-bi\,k,    n.    reprehenjon;    objurgajon; 

reprcbf;  a  qek. 
Rebukeful,  Re-bq,k-ful,*  a.  ab'sndig  in  rebqk. 
Rebukefully,    Re-bq,k-ful-i,*  ad.    wid   repre- 
henjon. 
Rebuker,  Re-bq,k-er,  n.  wun  hoa  reb^ks;  a  Qjder, 
Rebullition,  Re-bul-iJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  reberlifl. 
Rebuoy,  Re-b(j,  V.  t.  tu  bar,  raz,  er  sustan  agen. 
Rebury,  Re-ber-i,  v.  t.  tu  beri  er  inter  agen. 
Rebus,  Re-bus,  n.  an  enigmatikal  reprezentajon 

ov  a  nam  bj  piktyi^rz  and  emblemz;  a  sert  ov 

ridl  er  enigma. 
Rebut,  Re-bdt,  v.  t.  tu  bet  bak;  tu   repel;   tu 

opoz  bj  qrgqment. 
Rebut,  Ke-biit,  i'.  i.  {Law)  tu  return  an  anser. 
Rebutter,  Re-biit-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  rebuts. 

— {Law)  de  fift  staj  ov  de  pledigz  in  a  sq,t,  er 

de  plantifs  anser  tu  de  defendants  surrejffnder. 
Recalcitrant,    Re-kal-si-trant,    a.    kikig    bak; 

kikig  agen.  [kik  agen. 

Recalcitrate,  Re-kal-si-trat,  v.  t.   tu   kik;   tu 
Recalcitbation,  Re-kal-si-tra-Jon,  ».  de  akt  ov 

kikig;  de  akt  ov  kikig  bak  er  agen. 
Recall,  Re-kol,  v.  t.    tu  kel  bak;  tu  aniil;  tu 

revok;  tu  repel; — tu  kel  agen.  [rekelig. 

Recall,  Re-kel,  n.   revokajon;  de  akt  er  p-ser  ov 
Recant,  Re-kant,  v.  t.  tu  retrakt,  az  an  opinyon 

er  deklarajon;  tu  revok;  tu  abjqr;  tu  rekel. 
Recant,  Re-kant,  v.  i.  tu  retrakt  an  opinyon  er 

deklarajon;  tu  mak  a  rekantajon. 
Recantation,  Re-kan-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  re- 

kantig;  dat  hwiq  iz  rekanted;  retrakjon. 
Recanter,  Re-kant-er,  n.  wun  hco  rekants.   [agen. 
Recapacitate,  Re-ka-pas-i-tat,  v.  t.  tu   kwolifj 
Recapitulate,  Re-ka-pit-yq-Iat,  v.  t.  tu   repet 

de  hedz  or  sum  ov  hwot  haz  elr^di  bin  sed;  tu 

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Recapitulation,  R€-ka-pit-yq,-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt 
ov  rEka|)ityn,lati5;  dat  hwiq  iz  r£kapityq,lated; 
repctijon.  Ipet'O  ag6n. 

Recapitulatory,  R€-ka-pit-vq,-la-to-ri,   a.    re- 

Recaption,  lte-kap-/on,  n.  {Law)  a  sekond  kap- 
Jiin,  (listres,  er  8C3ti,r; — de  akt  ov  a  person  ha>  haz 
bin  deprjvd  ov  de  kdstodi  ov  aniider,  tu  hwiq 
he  is  legali  entitld,  b^  hwi^  he  reganz  kdsUadi 
ov  suq  person. 

Recapture,  Rc-kapt-jnir,  n.  de  akt  ov  takip 
age(i;  rtkuveri  ov  a  i)rjz.  [lu  retak. 

Recapture,  Kc-kapt-yi\,r,  v.  t.  ta  kaptyn,r  anq,; 

Recaenify,  Re-k^r-ni-fj,  v.  t.  tu  konv^rt  agen 
intu  f  lej.  [bak. 

Recarry,  Re-kar-i,  v.  t.  tva  kari  ag^n;  tu  kari 

Recast,  Re-kdst,  v.  t.  tu  kast  agen;  tu  mold  ani'i. 

Recede,  Re-std,  v.  i.  tu  fol  bak;  tu  retret;  tu 
dedist;  tu  relak:^  eni  klain;  tu  rEtjr;  tu  widdro; 
tu  r^trograd. 

Receipt,  Re-set,  «.  de  akt  ov  resevij);  plas  ov 
rrsevifl;  resepjon;  a  preskrip/on;  a  resipe;  a 
rjtip  aknolejifl  de  resepjon  ov  muni  or  gudz. 

Receipt,  Re-set,  v.  t.  tu  giv  a  ritn  aknolejmcnt 
for  muni  er  pruperti  resevd;  tu  giv  a  reset  for. 

Receipt-book,  Reset-buk,  n.  a  buk  kontanij) 
resets. 

Receiptor,  Re-set-or,  n.  won  hm  givz  a  reset; 
wun  hill  bekdmz  Jii,rti  for  gudz  ataqt. 

Receivability,  Re-stv-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti 
ov  beij)  rcsevabl. 

Receivable,  Re-sev-a-bl,   a.   dat  ma  be  resevd. 

Receivableness,  Re-sEV-a-bl-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 
bcii)  resEvabl. 

Receive,  Re-sev,  v.  t.  tu  tak  er  obtan  bj  a  vol- 
untari  akt;  tu  tak  bj  an  involunlari  akt;  tu  ak- 
gejit;  tu  embras  intelektyq,ali;  tu  al'S;  tu  admit; 
tu  cntcrtan.  [resepjon. 

Receivednes-s,  Re-SEV-ed-nes,  ti.  jenerai  alisans; 

Keceiveb,  Re-sev-er,  n.  wun  hoa  resevz;  dat  hwiq 
resevz;  a  partaker;  an  ofiser  ap«rnted  tu  resev 
publik  muni; — wun  hoo  kooperats  wid  a  rober  or 
tef,  bj  takifl  de  gudz  hwiq  he  stelz;— a  vesel  ov 
de  i^r-pump,  ut  ov  hwiq  de  ^r  iz  egzosted,  in  or- 
der tu  resev  de  subjeKts  ov  eksperiment; — eni 
vcscl  for  resevig  de  produkt  ov  an  operajon,  az 
ov  distilig. 

Recelebrate,  Re-sel-e-brat,  v.  t.  tu  sdlebrat  anij,. 

Recency,  Ke-sen-si,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  resent; 
ni^nes;  n^  stat. 

Recense,  Re-sens,*  v.  t.  tu  revi],;  tu  revjz. 

Rece.s'sion.  Re-sen-Jon,  n.  enq,mcraJon;  revq; — a 
revii  ov  de  tekst  ov  an  anjent  etor  bj  a  kritikal 
editor. 

Rece.vt,  R£-sent,  a.  nq,;  not  ov  log  egzistens; 
lat;  frej;  novel;  mixleru. 

Recently,  Re-sent-li,  aJ.   latli;  Dn,li;  frcjli. 

Recent.vkss,  Re-sent-nes,  n.  mines;  frcjnes. 

Receptacle,  Rc-s^j)-ta-kl,  n.  a  vesel  or  plas  intu 
hwiq  eni  ti{)  ix  resevd;  a  rescrvwer;  a  sistern. 

Receptibilitt,  Re-sep-ti-bil-i-ti,  n.  posibiliti  ov 
rrsi-vi;). 

Reception,  Re-s6p-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  resevip;  de 
p-»LT  <iv  resevip;  de  stat  ov  beio  resevd;  admijon 
iiv  eni  tio  komi\,nikated;  akseptajon;  res^t;  ad- 
mijon; de  akt  ov  konLanig;  welkum;  cntertan- 
mcnt.  [sevig  or  admitig. 

Receptive,  Re-s4p-tiv,  a.  havig  de  p-scr  ov  rc- 

Receptivity,  Re-sep-tiv-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
reseptiv. 

Receptory,  Re-s^p-to-ri,  er  R^s-ep-t<a-ri,  a.  j6n- 
eruli  tulraited  or  rcse'vd. 

Rece£8,  Ke-ses,  n.  retjrment;  retret;  a  widdroig; 
plas  ov  retjrment;— a  kaviti  in  de  fas  ov  a  wol; 
a  niq; — a  plas  ov  sekresi;  prjvat  ab<5d;  prjvasi; 
sekret  jx^rt; — remijon  or  suspenjon;  intermijon,' — 
a  dekre  ov  de  Jerman  djel. 


Recessed,  Re-s6st,  a.  furnijt  wid  res^es. 
Recession,  lie-c^J-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  resedig;  <tc 

akt  ov  relaksig;  a  retret;  a  goig  bak. 
Recuabite,  Rek-a-bjt,  n.  wun  ov  a  relijus  sekt 

araiiy  de  anjent  .Jn,z. 
Rechangk,  Ke-qanj,  v.  t.  tu  qanj  ag^n. 
Recuarge,  Re-qqrj,  v.  t.  tu  q(;rj  ag6n;— tu  ak4a 

in  retiirn. 
Rechasten.  Re-qas-n,  v.  t.  tu  casn  ag6n. 
Recueat,  Re-qet,  n.    {Hunting)    a  rekol   bj  At 

horn  tu  de  dogz. 
Recheat.  Re-qet,  v.  i.  tu  blo  de  rcqet. 
Rechoose,  Re-cAz,  v.  i.  tu  qcoz  ag^n;  tu  reelekt. 
Recidivation,  Re-sid-i-va-Jon,*  n.    baksljdig;  a 

relaps.  [fel  ag^n. 

Recidivous,  Rcs-i-dj-vus,*  a.  subjekt  er  Ijabl  tu 
Recipe,  Res-i-pe,  n.  a  medikal    preskripjon;  eni 

preskripjon.  [ov  resevig;  resepjon. 

Recipiency,  Re-sip-i-en-si,  ».  de  akt  er  kapasiti 
Recipient,  Rc-sip-i-ent,  n,    a  resever;  a  vesel 

hwiq  resevz. 
Reciprocal,  Re-sip-ro-kal,  a.  aktig  in  visisitq,d 

or  bj  turnz;  alternat;  mq,tyiial;  miityqali  inter- 

qanjabl.     Jini/fcjkal  Jiyijurz,  {(ie"m.)    tcD  fig- 

yH,rz  ov  de  sam  kjnd,  az  trjagglz,  paralelograms, 

&s.,  so  related,  dat  too  sjdz  ov  de  wun  form  de 

ekstremz  ov  an  analoji  ov  hwiq  de  mem  qr  de 

tiD  korespondig  sjdz  ov  de  uder.    liesi/'rokal 

proporfon  iz,  nwen,  ov  for  numberz   er  ternu 

takn  in  order,  de  ferst  haz  tu  de  sekond  de  sam 

rajio  dat  de  fort  haz  tu  de  terd,  er  hwen  de 

ferst  haz  tu  de  sekond  de  sam  raJio  hwiq  de 

resiprokal  ov  de  terd  haz  tu  de  resiprokal  or 

de  fort. 
Reciprocal,  Re-sip-ro-kal,  n.  {Arith.)  de  kwo- 

Jeni  reziiltig  from  de  divi3on  ov  yq,niti  bj  eni 

number.  [ov  beig  resiprokal. 

Reciprocality,  Re-sip-ro-kal-i-ti,  ii.  de  kwoliti 
Reciprocally,  Re-sip-ro-kal-i,  ad.  mi'itj-qali;  in- 

terqanjiibli.  [retiirn;  alternatnes. 

Reciprocalxess,  Rc-sip-ro-kal-nes,   n.   miityq,al 
Reciprocate,  Re-sip-ro-kat,  v.  i.  tu  akt  inter- 

qanjabli;  tu  alternat. 
Reciprocate,    Re-sip-ro-kat,    v.   t.    tu    eksqanj 

luiityiiali:  tu  interqanj. 
Reciprocation.  Re-sip-ro-ka-Jon,  n.   de  akt  oy 

rrsiprok  itig;  iilternajon;  nkjon  interqaiijd. 
Reciprocity,  Kes-i-pr6s-i-ti,   n.    resiprokal   akt, 

rit,  nr  nblii^Hjnn;  interqanj. 
Reciprocounol'S,    Ke-sip-ro-kor-nus,    a.     havig 

h.<rnz  turnd  bakwardz  and  ferwardz,  az  doz  ov 

II  ram.  ["g^n- 

Kecikcumcisk,  Re-s^r-kum-sjz,  v.  t.  tu  serkumsji 
Recision,  Re-si^-on,  »i.  de  akt  ov  kutig  of. 
Recital,  Re-sji-al,  n.  de  akt  ov  rcsjtig;  ak^nt; 

relajiiii;    narativ;    repetijon;    rehersal;   narajon; 

resitajon;  deial. 
Recitation,  Res-i-ta-Jon,  n.   de  akt  ov  rcsjtig; 

dat  hwiq  iz  resjted;  resjtal;  rehersal. 
Recitative,  Res-i-ta-tev,   n.   {Mus.)  a   kjnd  ov 

sigig  hwiq  diferz  but  litl  from  ordinari  spekig; 

a  sort  ov  tijnful  pronunsiajon;  a  qant.  [ig. 

Recitative.  Res-i-ta-tev,  a.  uterd  mii,zikali:qQnt- 
Recitatively,  Res-i-ta-tcv-li,  ad.  after  de  inan- 

er  ov  resitatev.  [H^tiie.} 

Recitativo,  Res-i-ta-te-vo,  n.  [It.]  sam  az  {/{fc- 
Recite,  Ri-sjt,  ti.  /.  tu  reht^rs;  tu  repet;  tu  eniv- 

lucTal;  tu  to!  over;  tu  rckapitynlat. 
Recite,  Rf-sjt,  r.  i.  tu  mak  a  resjial  er  rcsitajon. 
Reciter,  Re-sjt-er,  n.  wun  hoD  rcsjts. 
Reck.  Rek,  r.  t.   tu  bed;   tu  kjir  fer.     It  rekt, 

1,  imi  ervmal }  tu  k^r  for  or  konsern;  ar,  "  It  rekt 

me  nut." 
Reckless,  R^k-lcs,  a.  k^rle?;  hcdles:  ^1tll^";  raj. 
Recklessly,  Rek-lcs-li,  ad.  in  a  rcklcs  mimer. 
Reckless.ness,  Rek-les-ues, n.  k^rlcsiics; niijlijenfl. 


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Reckon,  Rek-n,  v.  i.  tia  kompx\,t;  tu  number;  tu 
k^nt;  tia  estgm;  tu  ak^nt;  tu  estimat;  tia  kal- 
ki^lat;  tu  asjn  in  an  ak-snt.  Tu  rekn,  tu  sup- 
<5z;  tu  konjektyi^r:  tu  konkh\,d;  az,  ''irekn  he"! 
kuin."  "#  rfA-rt,  2'  ^f*,"  qr  idiomatik  in  Devou- 
Jsr.  Tw  rekn  iz  yn,zil  in  sum  ov  ds  Sudern 
Stats  az  ges  iz  in  dc  Nerdern.  Se  provinjal  }'ii,s 
in  sum  pqrts  ov  Irjgland,  wid  respekt  tu  dis 
wurd,  iz  de  sam  az  de  kolokwiai  yi^s  in  sum 
pqrts  ov  de  Yqnjted  Stats. 

Reckon,  Rek-n,  v.  i.  tu  kompqt;  tu  kalkqlat;  tu 
Stat  an  ak'sut;  tu  qqrj  tu  uk'Snt;  tu  giv  an 
ak-snt;  tu  pa  a  penalti;  tu  kel  tu  punijment; 
tu  la  stres  er  dEpendens  upon. 

Reckoner,  Rek-n-er,  n.  wun  hcD  reknz. 

Reckoning,  Rek-n-ii),  n.  kompi],taJon;  kalki^la  Jon; 
akisnt  ov  tjm;  ak-snt  ov  detor  and  kreditor;  muni 
qqrjd  bj  a  host  er  landlord;  ak-snt  takn;  estgm; 
ak-snt;  estimajon. — {IS'aut.}  de  estimated  plas 
ov  a  Jip  kalkqlated  from  de  rat,  az  determind  bj 
de  log,  and  de  kors,  az  determind  bj  de  kumpas. 

Reclaim,  Re-klam,  v.  t.  tu  kel  bak  from  eror  er 
vjs;  tu  referm;  tu  korekt; — tu  redqs  tu  de  stat 
dezird:  tu  rekel;  tu  rekiiver; — tu  klam  anq. 

Reclaim,  Re-klam,*  v.  i.  tu  eksklam. 

Reclaim,  Re-klam,*  n.  reformajon;  rekuveri. 

Reclaimable,  Re-klam-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  re- 
klamd;  rekuverabl. 

Reclaimant,  Re-klam-ant,-*  n.  a  kontradiktor. 

Reclaimless,  Re-klam-les,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  re- 
klamd.  [mdnd. 

Reclamation,  Rek-la-ma-Jon,   n.   rekuveri;  de- 

Reclasp,  Re-kldsp,  v.  t.  tu  klasp  or  embras  agen. 

Reclination,  Rek-li-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  er  stat  ov 
lenifl  er  rekljnii). 

Recline,  Re-kljn,  v.  t.  tu  len  bak;  tu  len  sjdwaz. 

Recline,  Re-kljn,  v.  i.  tu  rest;  tu  repoz;  tu  len. 

Recline,  Re-kljn,-*^  a.  in  a  lenii)  postyqr. 

Recliner,  Re-kljn-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  rekljnz: 
Q  djal  hitiz  plat  rekljnz  from  de  perpendikyqlar. 

Reclose,  Re-kloz,  i'.  t.  tu  kloz  agen. 

Reclude,  Re-klqd,  i'.  t.  tu  opn. 

Recluse,  Re-klqs,  n.  a  retjrd  person;  a  person  se- 
klqded  from  de  wurld;  a  hermit. 

Recluse,  Re-khi^s,  a.  Jut  up;  retjrd;  solitari. 

Reclusely,  Re-klqs-li,  ad.  in  retjrment;  Ijk  a 
reklqs. 

Recluseness,  Re-klqs-nes,  n.  retjrment. 

Reclusion,  RE-kli\-3on,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  reklqs. 

Reclusive,  Re-klq-siv,  a.  afordii)  konselment. 

Recoagulation,  Re-ko-ag-yq-la-Jon,  n.  a  sek- 
ond  koagyi|lajon. 

Recognition,  Rek-og-niJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  rekog- 
njzii);  de  stat  ov  beir)  rekognjzd;  revq;  renova- 
Jon  ov  nolej;  aknolejment. 

Recognitor,  Re-kog-ni-tor,  n.  {Law}  a  jqri  em- 
paneld  on  an  asjz;  so  keld  bekez  da  aknolej  a 
dissezin  bj  de  verdikt. 

Recognizable,  Re-kog-ni-za-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be 
aknolejd  er  rekognjzd. 

Recognizance,  Re-kog-ni-zans,  n.  an  aknolej- 
ment; rekognijon. — {Law)  an  aknolejment  ov  a 
det  upon  rekord; — an  obligajon  hwiq  a  man  en- 
terz  intu  befor  sum  kort  er  majistrat  tu  doo 
sum  akt; — elso  an  aknolejment  bj  de  rekognizdr 
ov  sumtir)  dq  tu  de  rekognize.  [rekognjzifl. 

Recognization,  Re-kog-ni-za-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

Recognize,  Rek-og-njz,  v.  t.  tu  rekiiver  de  nolej 
ov;  tu  no  agen;  tu  aknolej;  tu  av-s;  tu  konfes; 
tu  on;  tu  revq;  tu  reegzamin.  [kognizans. 

Recognize,  Rek-og-njz.  v.  i.  tu  enter  intu  re- 

Recoonizee,  Re-kog-ni-ze,  n.  {Law}  a  person 
tu  hoDm  wun  iz  b^nd  bj  rekognizans. 

Recognizer,  Rek-og-njz-er,  n.  wunhoarekognizez. 

Recognizor,  Re-kog-ni-zer,  n.  {Law}  wun"  hco 
givz  a  rekognizans. 


Recoil,  Re-k^l,  v.  i.  tu  ruj  er  fol  bak  in  konss- 

kwens  ov  rezistans;  tu  reb:snd;  tu  reverberat. 
Recoil,  Re-kffl,  n.  a  felig  er  sprigip  bak;  rezili- 

ens; — de  reb-snd  ov  fjrqrmz,  or  ov  a  pes  ov  erd- 

nans,  hwen  discqrjd.  [bak. 

Recoiler,  Re-kerl-er,  n.  -wun  hcb  rekfflz  er  felz 
Recoiling,  Re-kffl-ii),  n.  de  akt  ov  Jrigkig  bak; 

revolt;  rektyl. 
Recoilingly,  Re-kerl-ig-li,  ad.  wid  retrosejon, 
Rfcoin,  Re-kefn,  v.  t.  tu  kffn  over  agen. 
Recoinage,  Re-kffn-aj,  n.  de  akt  ov  kemii)  anq; 

a  nq  kernaj. 
Recoiner,  Re-kffn-er,  n.  wun  hcD  rekffnz. 
Recollect,  Rek-ol-ekt,  v.  t.  tu  rekel  tu  mjnd  er 

memori:  tu  remember;  tu  rekiiver  tu  memori. 
Recollect,  Re-kol-ekt,  v.  t.  tu  kolekt  er  gader 

ageu. 
Recollect,  Rek-ol-ekt,  j  n.  a  mugk  ov  a  refermd 
Recollet,  Rek-ol-et,      (      erder  ov  Fransiskanz. 
Recollection,  Rek-ol-ek-Jon,  71.  de  akt  ov  rek- 

olektii);   reminisens;   remembrans;  memori;  re- 
kuveri ov  a  uojon;  revj\  al  in  de  memori. 
Recollective,  Rek-ol-ek-tiv,  a.  impljig  er  kezig 

rekolekjon.  [ov  rekolonjzii). 

Recolonization,  Re-kol-o-ni-za-jon,  n.  de  akt 
Recolonize,  Re-kol-o-njz,  v.  t.  tu  kolonjz  ami. 
Recombine,  Re-kom-bjn,  v.  t.  tu  kombjn  er  jern 

tugeder  agen. 
Recomfort,  Re-kiim-fort,  i\  t.  tu  kumfort  agen. 
Recomfortless,  Re-kiim-fort-les,-*  a.  beig  wid- 

-st  kumfurt.  [kumfort. 

Recomforture,  Re-kiim-for-tqr,*  n.  renq^al  ov 
Recommence,  Re-kom-ens,  v.  t.   tu  komens   er 

begin  anq. 
Recommence,  Re-kom-ens,  t;.  i.  tu  komens  agen. 
Recommencement,  Re-kom-ens-ment,  n.  a  renqd 

begiuig. 
Recommend,   Rek-om-end,  v.  t.   tu   komend  ©r 

praz  tu  anuder;  tu  mak  akseptabl;  tu  komit 

wid  pr^^erz.  [be  rekomended. 

Recommendable,  Rek-om-end-a-bl,]:  a.  dat  ma 
Recommendation,  Rek-om-en-da-Jon,  n.  de  akt 

ov  rekumendig;  dat  hwiq  rekomendz;  a  favorabl 

reprezentajon:  a  komendajon;  a  kredenjal. 
Recommendatory,  Rek-om-en-da-to-ri,  a.  kon- 

VHig  praz:  leda^  ori.  [omendz. 

Recommender,  Rek-om-end-er,  n.  -wun  h(D  rek- 
Recommit,  Re-kom-it,  v.  t.  tu  komit  anq. 
Recommitment,  Re-kom-it-ment,  ji.  a  nq  komit- 

meut.  [komital. 

Recommittal,  Re-kom-it-al,  n.  a  nij,  er  sekond 
Recompaot,  Re-kom-pakt,  v.  t.  tu  jem  er  kom- 

pakt  anq. 
Recompense,  Rek-om-pens,  v.  t.   tu  pa  bak  an 

ekwivalent:  tu  repa;  tu  rekwjt:  tu  giv  in  re- 

kwjtal:  tu  kompensat;  tu  remv^nerat;  tu  redem. 
Recompense,  Rek-om-pens,  ».  rewerd;  rekwjtal; 

kompensajon;  remqnerajon;  satisfakjon;  amendz. 
Recompenser,  Rek-om-pens-er,  n.  wun  hco  rek- 

omyiensez.  [pjlment. 

Recompilement,  Re-kom-pp-ment,  n.  a  nq  kom- 
Recompose,  Re-kom-p6z,  v.  t.  tu  kompoz,  ferm, 

er  kwjet  anq.  [pozez. 

Recomposer,  Re-kom-poz-er,  n.  wun  hcD  rekom- 
Recomposition,  Re-kom-po-ziJ-on,  n.  a  nq  kom- 

pozijon. 
Reconcilable,   Rek-on-sjl-a-bl,    a.    dat  ma  he 

rekonsjld,  konsUiated,  er  mad  konsistent;  kon» 

sistent. 
Reconcilableness,   Rek-on-sjl-a-bl-nes,    n.    de 

stat  ov  beig  rekonsjlabl. 
Reconcile,  Rek-on-sjl,  v.  t.  tu  mak  tu  Ijk  agen; 

tu  mak  tu  be  Ijkt  agen;  tu  konsiliat;  tu  pro- 

pijiat:  tu  mak  konsistent;  tu  restiSr  tu  favor. 
Reconcilement,  Rek-on-sjl-ment,*  n.  rekonsili- 

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Reconciler,  R^k-on-sil-er,  n.  wun  hco  rekonsilz. 

Reconciliation,  Kuk-on-sil-i-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
rekon.-iilifl:  de  stat  ov  beifl  rekon.'^ild;  reniial  ov 
frendjip;  solqjon  ov  SEinig  kontrarjetiz:  atun- 
ment.  [lu  reknnsjl. 

Reconciliatoet,  Rck-on-sil-i-a-tt)-ri,  a.   tendiu 

Rkcoxdense,  Ke-kon-deiis,  v.  t.  tu  kond^ns  an^. 

RtcosDiTE,  Rek-on-dit,  vr  Re-kon-dit,  a.  hidn; 
sekret:  prof'snd;  abstnlbs;  dep;  interior;  hqrd  tu 
be  undcTstiid.  [repozitori. 

Recoxditory.  Re-kon-di-to-ri,   n.    a  stcjrh-us:  a 

ittcoxDLCT,  Ke-kon-aiikt,  v.  t.  tu  konddkt  agen. 

Rkco.vdlction,  Re-kon-ddk-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
rckoiidiiktifl.— (Z.aJ/'>  a  reniyo  ov  a  ioTmer  les. 

Reconfirm,  Re-kon-ferm,  v.  t.  tu  konfertn  or 
e^tablij  agen.  [anq. 

Reconjoi.n,  He-kon-j^n,  v.  t.  tu  konjifn  er  jern 

Reco.vsoissance,  Re-k6n-«r-zans,  n.  [Fr.]  an 
egzaminajun  ov  a  trakt  ov  kuntri  or  ov  de  se- 
k(jst,  preparatori  tu  de  m(^rq  ov  an  qrmi,  de 
konatrukjon  ov  a  ralrod,  kanal,  &s.,  er  de  em- 
burkajon  ov  triBps. 

Reconnoitre,  Rtk-on-^-ter,  v.  t.  tu  v^,;  tu  sur- 
ra, partikyq,larli  fer  militari  purpu:jez:  tu  eg- 
zamin. 

Recoxqo'ER,  Re-k6t)-ker,  r.  t.  tu  kopker  agen. 

RtcoxyftsT,  Rc-kon-kwest,  m.  a  reni'id  konkwest. 

Reconsecrate,  Re-kon-se-krat,  v.  t.  tu  konse- 
krat  anij.  [konsckraJc,n. 

Recoxsecration,  Re-kon-se-kra-Jon,  n.  a  reni'^d 

Reconsider,  Re-kon-sid-er,  e.  t.  tu  konsider 
agen:  tu  revq,;  tu  reaq,  de  konsiderajon  ov;  tu 
retnikt.  [ov  rekonsiderii). 

Reconsideration,  Re-kon-sid-er-a-fon,  n.  de  akt 

Reconsolidation,  lie-kon-sol-i-da-jon,  n.  a  sek- 
ond  konsolidajon.  [agen:  tu  re bild. 

Recoxstrlct,  Re-kon-stnikt.  v.  t.  tu  konstrdkt 

Reconstruction,  Re-kon-strdk-Jon.  «.  de  akt  ov 
rekonstruktifl.  [rekontinyqii). 

Recontinuance,  Re-kon-tin-yti-ans,  ii.  de  akt  ov 

Kecoxtixue,  Re-kon-tin-yq^  i'.  t.  and  t.  tu  kon- 
tinyq  agen. 

Recoxvexe,  Re-kon-ren,  v.  i.  tu  as^mbl  anii. 

Recoxvextiox,  Re-kon-ven-Jon,  n.  {('icil  law} 
an  ak/on  bret  b|  u  pqrti  ha>  iz  defendant,  agenst 
de  plaiitif.  bef6r  de  sam  juj.  [verjon. 

Recoxversiox,  Rc-kon-ver-Jon,  n.  a  sekond  kon-  j 

Reconvert,  Re-kon-vert,  v.  t.  tu  konvert  agen.  i 

Recoxvev,  Re-kon-va,  t-.  t.  tu  konva  agen. 

Recoxvevance,  Re-kon-va-ana,  n.  a  repeted 
konvaans.  [agen. 

Recopt,  Re-kop-i,  v.  t.  tu  kopi  anq:  tu  transkrjb 

Record,  Re-k(ird,  v.  t.  tu  rejister  eni  tirj,  so  dat 
its  meinuri  ma  not  be  lost:  tu  selebrat;  tu  koz 
tu  be  reineniberd;  tu  enrol. 

Record,  Rek-ord,  n.  a  rejister;  an  etentik  memo- 
rial, an  enrolment:  a  memorandum. 

Recorder,  Re-kord-er,  n.  wun  huo  rrkcirdz:  wun 
hiD  rejiiterz  eni  ev^nt;— de  qef  jqdijal  ofiser  ov 
Q  giti;— a  mqzikal  instnDmcnt  aumbwot  rezem- 
blio  a  fhijolet.  [kordor. 

Recordersiiip,  Ke-kord-cr-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  re- 

Recolch,  Re-k^q,  r.  i.  tu  k>j(j  or  Ij  dun  agen. 

Recount,  He-kiint,  c.  ».  tu  re lat  in  detal;  tu  tel 
di-ii\)ktli;  tu  rekapityqlat;  tu  enq,merat;  tu 
deskrjb. 

Recount,  Re-k^nt,  v.t.  tu  kwnt  agen. 

Recoup.    *  lie-kifcp,  v.t.  tu  kut  ag^n. — {Law)  tu 

Recoupe,  4  mak  a  isct-of,  defalkajon,  er  diskint, 
az  b(  ii  defendant  in  dc  klam  ov  a  plnntif. 

Recouper,  Re-kifcp-er,  n.  wun  ho)  rr kiLps  or  krps 
bak.  [help  or  protekj'on;  retort. 

Recourse,  Re-k6rs,  n.  retdrn:— apliknjon,  ax  for 

Recover,  Re-kdv-er,  r.  /.  tu  restor  from  siknes 
er  di-irder:  tu  rtp^r:  tu  rrgan;  tu  retrev;  tu 
rekn^t;  tu  get  agen; — tu  kurer  ageu. 


Recover,  Re-kdv-er,  v.  i.  tu  gan  belt  or  street. 
Recoverable,  Kc-kdv-er-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  re- 

•  kdverd:  pcjsibl  tu  be  regand. 
Recoveree,    Re-kuv-er-E,   n.   {Law)    de    person 

agenst  boim  a  jujmeiit  iz  obt^nd  in  komon  rt- 

kuveri. 
rtECOVEEER,  Re-kdv-er-er,  n.  wun  hot)  rekdren. 
Recovebor,  Re-kuv-er-or,  n.  {Law)  wun  hat  ob- 

tanz  a  klam,  in  a  sqt  ov  komon  rekuveri,  from 

de  defendant  or  de  rckurere. 
Recovery,  Re-kdv-er-i.  n.  de  akt  ov  rekuverij); 

de  Stat  ov  beifl  rekdverd;  restorajon  from  .--iknea. 

—  {Law)  de  akt  ov  kutip  of  an  ental;  de  akt  ov 

obtanip  eni  tifl  bj  trjal  ov  lo. 
Recreant,  Rek-re-ant,  a.  k-jardii;  men-spirit«d; 

apostat:  fols:  fatles. 
Recreate,  Rek-re-at,  v.  t.  tu  refrej  after  tel;  tu 

ami'iz  er  divert;  tu  deljt;  tu  gratif  j;  tu  relev; 

tu  revjv. 
Recreate,  Rek-re-at,  r.  i.  tu  tak  rekrcajon. 
Recreate,  Re-kre-at,  v.  t.  tu  kreat  anq. 
Recreation,  Rek-re-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  rekrcat- 

ifl:  relf f  after  tflrl  er  pan;  ami^zment  in  soro  er 

distres:  refrejment:  ami\,zment;  diverjon;  enter- 

tanment:  sport:  pastjm. 
Recreation,  Re-kre-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  rekreat- 

i{):  a  Ti\\  krcajon. 
Recreative,  Rek-re-a-tiv,  a.  servig  tu  r^kreat; 

refrejig:  givig  rclef  after  labor  er  pan;  amqzifl; 

divertij].  [Jon;  wid  diverjon. 

Recreativelt,  Rek-re-a-tiv-li,  ad.  wid  rekrca- 
Recreativeness,  Rek-re-a-tiv-nes,  »».  de  kwoliti 

ov  brig  rekreativ. 
Recrement,  Rek-re-ment,  n.  dros;  spq,m;  sqp^r- 

flqus  mater  kast  of. 
Recremextal,  Rek-re-m^nt-al,  j  a.   drosi; 

Recremextitious,  Rek-re-men-ti/-us,  j      spti,mi; 

refiis:  konsistifl  ov  refq;3. 
Recriminate,  Re-krim-i-nat,  ».  i.   tu  kriminat 

er  repriiq  miitji^ali;  tu  rettirn  wun  aki|zaJon 

wid  anditcr.  [tiim. 

Recriminate,  Re-krim-i-nat,  v.  t.  tu  aki'^z  in  re- 
Recrimination,  Re-krim-i-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  or 

rekriminatijj;  retdrn  ov  wun  aki^zajun  wid  an- 

uder.  [kriminajon. 

Recriminative,    Re-krim-i-na-tiv,    a.    rctdrnifl 
Recriminator,  Re-krim-i-na-tor,  n.  wun  bin  rc- 

krimiiiats.  (^akqznjon. 

Recriminatory,  Re-krim-i-na-to-ri,  a.   retortip 
Recrudescencv,  Re-kriD-des-en-si,  n.  de  stat  ov 

brifl  sor  agen;  a  sart  ov  relaps. 
Recrudescent,  RE-knn-des-ent,  a.  groig  sor  er 

panful  agen. 
Recruit,  Re-krdat.  r.  t.  tu  rep^r  bj  nt^  supljz;  tu 

suplj  an  qrini  wid  nq  men:  tu  regan;  tu  rekdv- 

er;  tu  retrev;  tu  replas;  tu  refrej. 
Recruit,  Re-knfct,  r.  i.    tu  raz  nq,  soljerz; — ta 

rest'v  nq  street:  tu  gro  agen. 
Recruit,  Re-kniit,  n.  suplj  ov  eni  tig  wasted; — a 

nqli  enlisted  soljer. 
Recruiter.  Re-kra>t-cr,  n.  wun  hco  reknfit?. 
Recruitment,  Rc-knlbt-ment,  n.    de  akt  ov  re- 

krottig. 
Rectangle,  Rekt-ag-gl,  n.  a  rjt-aggld  paralelo- 

gram:  eni  jeomelrikal  figyv  kontanig  wun  er 

mor  rjt  ugglz. 
Rectangle,  Rekt-an-gl,     )  ...        , 

Rectangled,  liekt-ag  gld.)    *•  'e^'t^BSl'^'-- 
Rectangular,  Rck-iag-gq-lar,  a.  rjt-aggld;  hav- 

ig  wun  er  mor  aggU  ov  njnti  dcgre'z.  [i>ngl*- 
Rectangularly,  liek-tag-'gn-lar-li,  «'/.  wid  rjt 
Rectanoi  LAKXE8S,  Rek-tag-gq-lar-nes,  ;  n.  de 
Rectangularity,  Rek-tag-gq-lar-i-ti,   S    kwoliti 

ov  hf  ig  rekuiggqlar. 
Rectifiable,  Rek-ti-fj-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  rekti- 

f  jd  er  set  rjt. 


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Rectification,  Rek-ti-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  dz  akt  ov 
rektifjiij  er  setiij  rjt. — {Math.}  &s  f Jndiij  ov  a 
rjt  IjiiEkwal  tia  a  propozd  kurv. — {Cheni.)  de 
akt  ov  stregteniy  and  p^rifjig  spirityii,us  likorz 
bj  rgprted  distilajon. 

Rectikieb.,  Rek-ti-fi-er,  n.  wun  hcD  rektifjz:  dat 
hwiq  rektifjz; — an  instrcoment  dat  Joz  de  varia- 
Jon  ov  ds  kumpas. 

Rectify,  Rek-ti-fj,  v.  t.  tu  mak  rjt;  tm  reform; 
tia  rtdres;  tu  amend;  tia  korekt;  tu  mend; — tu 
egzelt  and  imprdbv  bj  rspeted  distilajon;  tu  re- 
distil. [Ijnz;  rektilinear. 

Rectilineal,  Rek-ti-lin-e-al,   a.,   b-snded   bj    rjt 

Rectilinear,  Rek-ti-lin-e-ar,  a.  konsistii)  ov  rjt 
Ijnz;  b'snded  bj  strat  Ijnz:  rektilineal. 

Rectilinearity,  Rek-ti-Iin-e-ar-i-ti,  n.  de  stat 
ov  beiij  rektilinear,  er  in  rjt  Ijnz. 

Rectitude,  Rek-ti-tq,d,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  rjt; 
stratnes,  not  kurviti;  fredom  from  moral  kurviti 
er  oblikwiti;  liprjtnes;  rjt  jujment;  (h\  delibera- 
Jon  and  desijon. 

Recto,  Rek-to,  n.  {Laic)  a  rit  ov  rjt. 

Rector,  Rek-tor,  n.  ncler;  guvernor; — a  klerjiman 
htt)  haz  de  kq,r  and  qqrj  ov  a  parij  qurq; — de  bed 
ov  a  literari  seminari. 

Rectoeate,  Rek-tor-at,  n.  de  ofis  ov  rektor. 

Rectorial,  Rek-t6-ri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  a  rektori 
er  rektor.  [rektor. 

Rectorship,  Rek-tor-Jip,  n.   de  ragk  er  ofis  ov 

Rectory,  Rek-tor-i,  n.  de  benef  is  ov  a  rektor;  de 
qurq  ov  a  rektor;  de  stajon,  liviij,  rits,  and  per- 
kwizits  ov  a  rektor;  a  rektorz  b-ss;  pqrsonaj. 

Rectress,  Rek-tres,*  ) 

Rectrix,  Rek-triks>  h-  ^  g'^^""^^- 

Rectum,  Rek-tum,  n.  {Anat.}  de  last  porjon  ov 
de  Iqrj  intestinz,  terminatiij  in  de  anus. 

Rectus  in  curia,  Rek-tus  in  ki\-ri-a,  [L.]  {Law} 
rjt  in  kort; — wun  bed  standz  at  de  bqr  and  no 
man  objekts  agenst  him,  on  akisnt  ov  eni  ofens. 

Recubation,  Rek-yix-ba-Jon,  h.  de  akt  ov  Ijig. 

Recumbence,  Re-kiim-bens,  7i.  de  akt  er  postyi^r 
ov  Ijig;  rekumbensi. 

Recumbency,  Re-kum-ben-si,  n.  de  postyq^r  er 
akt  ov  Ijig;  rest;  repoz. 

Recumbent,  Re-kiim-bent,  a.  Ijig;  lenig;  rekljnig; 
repozig;  inakliv;  listles. 

Recumbently,  Re-kdm-bent-li,  ad.  in  a  rekum- 
bent  postyi^r. 

Recuperable,  Re-ki|-per-a-bl,  a.  rekiiverabl. 

Recuperation,  Re-kti^-per-a-Jon,  n.  rekuveri  ov 
a  tig  lost.  [rekuverig. 

Recuperative,   Re-kx^-per-a-tiv,    a.    restorativ; 

Recur,  Re-ktir,  v.  i.  tu  kani  bak  tu  de  tet;  tu 
revjv  in  de  mjnd; — tu  hav  rekors;  tu  rezert:  tu 
okiir  er  hapn  agen.  [labor. 

Recure,  Rg-ki^r,  v.  t.  tu  rekuver  from  siknes  er 

Recure,  RE-k\\,r,*  n.  rekuveri;  remedi. 

Recurrence,  Re-kur-ens,  «.  de  akt  ov  rekiirig; 
return. 

Recurrency,  Re-ktir-en-si,  n.  return;  rekurens. 

Recurrent,  Ke-kdr-ent,  a.  retdrnig  from  tjm  tu 
tjm:  kumig  agen. 

Recursion,  Ke-kiir-Jon,  n.  rekurens.        [rekurv. 

Recurvate,  Re-kur-vat,  v.  t.    tu  bend  bak;  tu 

Recurvation,  Re-kur-va-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  re- 
kurvatig:  ileksyi^r  bakwardz. 

Recurve,  Re-kurv,  v.  t.  tu  b^s  er  bend  bak. 

Recurvity,  Re-kur-vi-ti,  n.  a  bendig  er  fleksytj^r 
bakwardz. 

Recurvous,  Re-kiir-vus,  a.  bent  bakwardz. 

Recusancy,  Re-k4-zan-si,  n.  de  tenets  er  praktis 

ov  a  reki^zant:  nonkonformiti. 
Recusant,  R8-ki\,-zant,  er  Rek-yi^-zant,  n.  {Eng- 
luh  hutory)  wun  ov  doz  hoo  refi\,zd  tu  aknolej 
de  kigz  sij^premasi  az  hed  ov  de  qurq,  ^efii  Kat- 
oliks; — a  nonkonfermist. 


Recusant,  Re-kii,-zant,  a.  relatig  tu  er  impljig 

rekn^zansi. 
Recusation,  Rek-yix-za-Jon,  n.  {Law}  de  akt  ov 
rekiizig  a  juj;  dat  iz,  ov  rekwjrig  him  not  tu  trj 
a  koz  in  hwiq  he  iz  supojzd  tu  be  personali  in- 
terested. 
Recuse,  Re-kvj,z,  v.  t.  {Law}  tu  ref^z;  tu  qalenj 

dat  a  juj  Jal  not  trj  a  kez. 
Recussion,  Re-kuJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  betig  bak. 
Red,  Red,  a.   havig  de  kulor  hwiq  iz  Ijk  blud, 
de  varietiz  ov  hwiq  qr  skqrlet,  vermilyon,  krim- 
zon,  &s. 
Red,  Red,  n.  red  kulor;  wun  ov  de  primitiv  kulorz. 
Redact,  Rs-dakt,*  v.  t.  tu  fors;  tu  redi^s  intu 
ferm.  [redi^sig  tu  ferm. 

Redaction,  Re-dak-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  dijestig  er 
Redan,  Re-dan,   n.   {Fort.}   a  kjnd    ov  rampart 
plast  in  ad  vans  ov  de  prinsipal  wurks  tu  defend 
de  lest  protekted  pqrts. 
Red-ant,  Red-ant,  n.  a  smel  spejez  ov  ant. 
Redargution,  Red-qr-gii,-Jon,*  n.  a  refi^tajon. 
Redbacked,  Ked-bakt,  a.  havig  a  red  bak.    [lerel. 
Red-bay,  Red-ba,  n.  a  spejez  ov  Amerikan  ba  er 
Redbird,  Red-berd,  n.  a  herd  ov  a  red  kulor. 
Redbook,  Red-buk,  n.  de  nam  givn  tu  a  buk 
kontanig  de  namz  ov  el  de  personz  in  de  servis 
ov  de  BritiJ  guvernment. 
Redbreast,  Red-brest,  n.  a  berd,  so  namd  from 

de  kulor  ov  its  brest. 
Redbud,  Red-bud,  n.  de  Ji\das  tre. 
Redcap,  Red-kajj,  n.  a  spekter  wid  log  tet,  sup6zd 
tu  hqnt  old  huzez  in  Skotland; — a  nam  ov  a 
spejez  ov  goldfinq. 
Redciialk,  Red-qek,  n.  qek  ov  a  red  kulor. 
Redcoat,  Red-kot,  n.  an  IggliJ  soljer,  in  kontemt. 
Redcoated,  Red-kot-ed,  a.  havig  a  red  kot. 
Redden,  Red-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  red. 
Redden,  Red-n,  v.  i.  tu  gro  red. 
Reddendum,   lled-en-dum,    [Z/.]    {Law}   a   term 
yi|7.d  in  a  ded,  hw^rbj  de  grantor  rezervz  sum- 
tig  n\\  tu  himself,  ist  ov  hwot  he  had  befor 
rented. 
Reddish,  Red-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  red;  inkljnig  tu  red. 
Reddishness,  Red-iJ-nes,  n.  tendensi  tu  rednes. 
Reddition,  Red  ij-on,  n.  [Z/.]    restitqjon;  a  ren- 

derig:  eksplanajon;  reprezentajon. 
Redditive,  Red-i-tiv,  a.  anserig;  renderig. 
Reddle,  Ked-1,  n.  {Min.}  a  soft,  arjilajeus  min- 
eral, depli  tinjd  wid  red  bj  oksid  ov  jurn;  red  qek. 
Rede.  Red,  v.  t.  tu  adviz.     Se  {Mead.} 
Redeem,  Re-dem,  i-.  t.  tu  ransom;  tu  relev  from 
farfityqr  er  kaptiviti  bj  paig  a  prjs;  tu  reskij,; 
tu  rekuver:  tu  rekompens;  tu   kompensat;  tu 
mak  araendz  for;  tu  pa  de   penalti  ov; — tu  r£- 
kiiver  from  sin  and  its  konsekwensez. 
Redeemable,  Re-dem-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  redemd; 
rekuvenibl.  [beig  redemabl. 

Redeemableness,  Re-dem-a-bl-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 
Redeemer,  Re-dem-er,  n.  wun  hen  ransomz  er  re- 

demz:  a  ransomer; — de  Savyor  ov  de  wurld. 
Redeliberate,   Re-de-lib-er-at,  v.  t,  tu   rekon- 
sider.  [bak. 

Redeliver.  Re-de-liv-er,  v.  t.  tu  deliver  agen  er 
Redelivery,  Re-de-liv-er-i,  n.   a.  sekond  er  nq, 
deliver!.  [agen. 

Redemand,  Re-de-mdnd,  v.  t.  tu  demdnd  bak  er 
Redemise,    Re-de-mjz,  v.  t.    {Law}    tu  rcgrdnt 
landz  befcir  demjzd  far  a  log  tjm;  tu  konva  bak. 
Redemption,  Rr-dem-Jon,  n.   de  akt  ov  redemig; 
de  stat  ov  beig  redemd;  ransom;  reles; — ds  re- 
kuveri ov  mankind  bj  de  mediajon  ov  Krjst. 
Redemptionary,  Re-dem-Jon-a-ri,  n.  wun  ho  iz 
redemd,  er  set  at  liberti,  bj  paig  a  kompensajon. 
Redemptioner,  Re-dem-Jon-er,  n.  a  foren   emi- 
grant, hcD  slIz  hiz  servisez  for  a  term  ov  tjm  ta 
pa  fer  hiz  pasaj  from  Yv^rop  tu  Amerika. 


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Redemptive,  Re-dem-tiv,   a.   relatij)  tu  or  im- 
pliH)  ij-ilt-mjon.  [ransom. 

RicwKMPTORy.  Ke-dein-Ua-ri,  a.  redcraij);  pad  for 
KKUbsCkND,  Re-dc-sond,  v.  i.  tu  desend  ugen. 
RkdouM,  R^d-gum,  n.  a  d\ziz  insidenl  tu  qildren 

mill  birn; — a  dizez  in  gran;  u  kjnd  ov  bljt. 
Rkuiiiuitiov,  Red-hi-biJ-on,  n.  {Law}  de  averd- 

uiH  iiv  a  sal  on  ak'snt  ov  defekt  in  de  fcifl  suld. 
Rkdhot,  Red-hi)t,  a.  hetcd  tu  rudnes;  veri  hot. 
Redigkst,  Ke-di-jest.  v.  t.  tu  dij^st  agtin. 
RtDi.vTtGEATE,    Re-din-tc-grat,*   v.  t.  tu  restcJr; 

tu  lu.ik  ni],.  [mad  di],. 

Redintegrate,  R£-din-tc-grat,*a. restiiird;  reni'id; 
Rekinteoratio.v,  RE-din-tr-gra-Jon,  n.    renovu- 

/on:  resturajon. — (  Cheni.)  ie  restorifl  ov  a  mikst 

budi,  hoiz  form  haz  bin  destrtfd,  tu  its  former 

Stat. 
Bbdisburse,  Re-dis-biirs,  v.  t.  tu  repa. 
Rediscover,  Rc-dis-kuv-er,  v.  t.  tu  diskdver  a 

sekond  ijm.  [ani'i. 

Redispose,  Re-dis-p(f)z,  u.  t.  tu  adjust  er  di:<ix^z 
Rkdisseize,  Re-dis-s£z,  ».  <.  {Lau'\  tu  dissez  ani|. 
Reuisseizin,  Re-dis-s£z-in,  ii.    {Law)  a  dissczin 

mad  b{  wun  biD  befiJr  noz  f:$nd  tu  bav  dissezd 

de  •■'am  man  ov  biz  landz  or  tenements,  far  hwiq 

a  spejal  rit  la,  ksld  a  rit  ov  redimFzin. 
Reoi.sseizor,  Re-dis-sez-or,  n.    wun   hoi  dissezez 

a;;pii.  [m.-lt  agen. 

Redissolve,  Rc-di-z61v,  v.  t.  and  »'.  tu  dizolv  er 
Redistribute,  Rc-dis-trib-yqt,  v.  t.  tu  distrib- 

yH'  iim'i. 
Rem  vide,  Re-di-vjd,  p.  t.  tu  divjd  agen. 
Rehlead,  R^d-led,  n.  de  red  ok?id  ov  led,  yn,zd 

az  a  |)i;5ment:  an  oksid  intermedial  betwen  de 

jiru)tok-id  and  peroksid  ov  led:  minium. 
Rehlegued,  Red-le;^d,  a.  havig  red  le;;z. 
Redlettered,  lied-lct-erd,   a.   printed  wid   red 

l.-t-MZ. 

Redly,  Red-li,  &d.  wid  rednes. 
Redsiist,  Red-mint,  ii.  a  spejez  ov  mint. 
Redness.  Red-ne<,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beifl  red. 
Rkdole.nce,  Red-to-lens,     |  n.  de  kwuliti  ov  beig 
REDOLENCr,  R^d-Q-len-si,  i     redolent;  swet  sent: 

o>l<ir. 
Redolent,  Red-o-lent,  a.  difqzig  an  odor,  smel, 

.-■('III,  nr  r^avor;  odoriferus;  swet  ov  sent. 
Redouble.  Re-diib-l,    v.  t.   tu  inkres  bj  dublij); 

tu  rE|iEt  in  return  or  ofn. 
Redouble.  Rc-diib-1,  r. ».  tu  bekdm  tw^saz  muq. 
Redoubt,  Re-d^t,  n.  {F<rrt.)  an  -stwurk;  a  wurk 

in  eid'-d  tu  f.trtifj  a  militari  p<3ziJon:  a  Ttrtres. 
Redoubtable,  Re-dist-a-bl,  a.    formidabl;  teribi 

tia  t'lj/.:  teribi:  dredful. 
Redoubted,  Re-d^st-ed,*  a.  formidabl. 
Redou.nd,  Re-d^nd,  v.  i.   tu  be  sent  bak,  az  a 

Wdv,  bj  reakjon:  tu   kondi^s  in  de   kon^ekwens: 

tu  pruned  in  de  konsekwens:  tu  kontribyiit;  tu 

t^nd. 
Redpole,  Red-pol,  )  n.  {Ornith.)  a  sert  orfinq:  a 
Redpoll,  It«d-|)ol,  i      spejez  ov  linet. 
Redress,  Re-dres  v.  t.  tu  set  qt;  tu  amend:  tu 

rekdij;  tu  kor^kt;  tu  rep4r;  tu  relev;  tu  r^m- 

edi:  lu  ez. 
Redress,  Re-dr^s,  n.  relef:  r^mtdi;  amendz:  rep- 

arM)..n;  kompen-^ajon  for  injriri;  remnnerajon. 
REDRf-ssER,    Ii£-dr6s-er,    n.    wun  hoB  redr^z  or 

atuiil^  lelef. 
Redressive,  Iie-dr<5s-iv,  a.  afiordiy  remedi. 
REDRE.S.SLESS.  Re-dre,<-lcs,  a.  wid'st  redros  or  relef. 
Redekssment,    Re-dres-mcnt,   n.   de  akt  or  re- 

drc-ii). 
Bedroot   R^d-nDt,  n.  a  wurtles  wed;  stonwcd:— 

Nil  Jerzi  te;— a  plant;  pukiiin  nDt,  turmcrik,  or 

Indian  pant. 
BsosEAR.  Rel-ser,  v.  i.  tu  brak  er  krak  ander  de 

burner,  az  jam  hwea  redhut. 


Redshank,  Rcd-Japk,  n.  a  nam  ov  kont^mt,  fer- 

murli  j^ivn  tu  de  .Sk(x;  lljlanderz;  a  berd. 

Redsnow,  I<«Jd-snu,    fi.    snu  havifl  a   red  tini. — 

{li't.f  anqrktik  plant  or  fujjgui;  {uredn  niralu.} 

Red.start,  Red-dtqrt,  n.  a  berd  rezemblig  de  rob- 

in-ri.dbrest.  [mad  ov  it. 

Redstbeak.  Red-strek,   n.   a  kjnd  ov  apl:   .'•jder 

Redtail,  Red-tal,  n.  a  berd;  »am  az  de  rtdtUirt. 

Red-tailed,  Red-tald,  a.  havi^  a  red  tal. 

Red-tapist,  Red-tap-ist,  n.  wun  empltfd  in  a 
publik  otis,  b>D  bindz  [x^rselz  wid  tap. 

Red-throated,  Red-trut-ed,  a.  bavig  q  red  trcjt. 

Kedtop,  Red-top,  n.  a  komon  spe/ez  ov  valyt^abl 
gras. 

Reduce,  Re-di'is,  r.  t.  tu  briy  bak;  tubrig  tu  de 
former  stat;  tu  brip  intu  a  stat  ov  diminqjon; 
tu  degrad;  tu  subdq,:  tu  dimini/;  tu  lucr;  tu 
kurtal:  tu  Jortn.  {Arith.)  tu  brig  er  qanj  from 
a  bier  tu  a  luer,  or  from  a  loer  tu  a  hjer  de- 
numinajon  or  stat:— tu  reklam  tu  order, — tu 
subjekt  tu  a  ra>l:  tu  brig  intu  a  klas:  az,  de 
varia/onz  ov  langwaj  qr  rcdti»t  tu  ni)lz;  insekta 
qr  ridiiU  tu  trjbz. 

Reducent,  Rc-di'i-sent,  «.  dat  hwiq  redqsez. 

Reducer,  Re-dqs-er,  n.  wun  hO)  redqsez. 

Reducible,  Re-di'i,s-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  redqst. 

Reduciblesess,  Re-dq,s-i-bl-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 
ov  beig  redi},sibl. 

Reduct,  Re-diikt,  n.  {Arch.}  a  kwerk,  or  a  litl 
plas,  takn  tst  ov  a  Iqrjer,  tu  mak  it  mor  yi^iu- 
form  and  regyi^lar. 

Reductio  ad  absurdcm,  Re-ddk-Ji-o  ad  ab-sdr- 
dum,  [L.]  {LiHjk)  a  spejez  ov  qrgnment  hwig 
pnDvz  not  de  tit)  aserted,  but  de  ab^surditi  of 
hwotever  kontradikts  it. 

Reduction,  Rc-ddk-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  redq,si{):  de 
stat  ov  beig  redi\,st;  diminqjon.— (--Irj/A.)  de 
qanjifl  ov  kwontitiz  from  wun  denominajon  tu 
andder,  or  ov  brigig  dem  tu  wun  denominajon. 
{(Jh^em.)  de  proses  ov  konvertig  a  metulik  oksid 
intu  metal,  bi  ekspelig  its  oksijen.  [dqsig. 

Reductive,  Re-ddk-tiv,  a.  havig  de  piser  ov  re- 

Reductive,  Re-ddk-tiv,  n.  dat  hwiq  haz  prer  tut 
redq^j.  [konsekwens. 

Reductivelt,  Rc-ddk-tiv-li,  ad.  h[  redukjun:  bJ 

Redu.ndance,  Re-ddn-dans,     i  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

Redu.vdaxcv,  Rc-ddn-dan-si,  t  reddndant;  ek- 
ses:  sq|>erabdndan3:  egzyqberans:  difqsnes. 

Redundant,  Re-ddn-dant,  a.  sq(>erabdndant:e^- 
yqberant:  .sq()erflq,us;  eksesiv;  difq,s:  yqzig  Un 
meni  wurdz  or  imajez. 

Redu.ndantly,  Re-ddn-dant-li,  ad.  sqperflnusli; 
sqperabundantli.  [dubl  agen. 

Reduplicate,  Re-dq-pli-kat,  v.  t.  tu  dubl:  tu 

Reduplication,  Re-dq-pli-ka-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov 
dublig. — {Hhet.)  u  figyq,r  bj  hwiq  a  vers  end« 
wid  de  sam  wurd  wid  hwiq  de  foloig  beginz. 

Reduplicative,  Re-dq-pli-ka-tiv,  a.  dubl:  dublig 
agen.  [kativ  wurd. 

Reduplicative,  Re-dq-pli-ka-tiv,  n.  a  redqpli- 

Redwino.  Red-wip,  n.  a  berd:  a  sort  ov  truj. 

Redwi.nged,  Red-wigd,  a.  bavig  red  wigz. 

Ree,  lie,  n.  u  smol  Purtyij^gez  koper  kffn. 

Reebok,  Re-bdk,  n.  {Z>«d.)  a  sprjez  ov  antelop. 

Re-echo,  Re-ek-o,  r.  ».  tu  retdrn  an  ekii;  ta 
ekb)  bak. 

Re-echo,  Re-^k-o,  n.  an  eka  rttdmd  arsent  bak. 

Reed,  Red,  n.  u  komon  nam  ov  meni  akwatik 
plants,  hwiq  hav  a  holo,  noted  stek:  q  kan;— a 
smol  pjp,  urijinali  mad  ov  a  red: — a  pqri  ov  a 
liSm  hwiq  rezemblz  de  tet  ov  a  kom; — an  aro,  as 
mnd  ov  a  red. 

Reeded,  Red-ed,  a.  kuverd  er  furnijt  wid  redi. 

Reeden,  Rcd-n,  a.  konsistig  ov  rcdi. 

Reed  GRASS,  Red-grus,  n.  a  plant;  bur-red;  kA« 
nari-gras. 


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Re-edification,  Re-ed-i-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  &s  akt  ov 

r8bilc]ii);  de  stat  ov  bsii)  rebilt;  a  nx\  edifikajou. 

Re-edify,  Ke-ed-i-fj,  v.  t.  tia  edifj  ageu;  tia  it- 

biki. 
Reeding,  Red-ii),  n.  {Arch.)  a  number  ov  beded 
mtDkliijz  yiiujted  tiageder,    az  in    qimni   jamz, 
wuidu  pilasterz,  komon  piktyn,r-framz  &s. 
Reedless,  Rgd-les,  a.  beig  wid^t  redz. 
Reedmace,    Red-mas,    n.    a.  plant  dat  groz  ner 

wetiir. 
Reedpipe,  Rgd-pjp,  n.  a  mn,zikal  pip  mad  ov  red. 
Reed  sparrow,  Red-spar-o,  n.  a  berd  livig  amdg 
Reedy,  Red-i,  a.  ab-sndiij  wid  redz.  [redz. 

Reedy-toned,    Red-i-lcand,    a.    {Mus.}  notig  a 
vers  dat  iz  sumhwot  tik,  er  partaks  ov  de  ton  ov 
a  red. 
Reef,  Ref,  n.  {JVaut.}  a  serten  porjon  ov  d  sal, 
hwiq,  bj  jlet-bolz,  kan  be  so  dren  tiageder  az  tu 
redn,s  de  surfas  ov  de  sal; — a  qan  ov  roks  in  de 
ojan  Ijig  ner  de  surfas  ov  de  weter. 
Reef,  Ref,  v.  t.  {Naut.)  tia  diminij  er  redi^s  de 
surfas  ov  de  salz,  bj  takig  in  wun  er  mor  ov  de 
refs,  oa  de  inkresig  ov  de  wind. 
Reek,  Rek,  n.  smok;  stem;  vapor; — a  pjl  ov  kern 
er  ha,  komonli  prGjn"8nst  nk.  [por. 

Reek,  Rek,  o.  i.  tu  smok;  tia  stem;  tia  emit  va- 
Reeky,  Rek-i,  a.  smoki;  tand;  blak;  dqrk. 
Reel,  ReI,  n.  a  turnig  fram,  upon  hwiq  yqrn  er 
tred  iz  wsnd  intia  skanz    from  de  spindl; — an 
agglerz  implement  tu  wjnd  hiz  Ijn  on;— a  Ijvli 
Skoq  dans. 
Reel,  Rel,  v.  t.  tu  gader  yqrn  of  de  spindl. 
Reel,   Rel,  v.  i.   tu  stager;  tu  inkljn,  in  wekig, 
ferst  tu  wun  sjd  and  den  tu  de  uder;  tu  toter: 
— tu  wjud  in  dansig  wid  konstant  serklz. 
Reelect,   Re-e-lekt,  v.  t.  tu  elekt  agen;  tu  re- 

qcbz. 
Reelection,  Re-e-lek-Jon,  n.  a  repeted  elekjon. 
Reelkvate,  Re-el-e-vat,  v.  t.  tu  elevat  agen. 
Reeligible,  Re-el-i-ji-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  re- 

elekteJ. 
Reeling,  Rel-ig,  n.  «  vasilatig  wek;  a  stagerig. 
Reem,  Rem,  n.  a  kwodrooped.  L^gen. 

Reembark,  Re-em-bqrk,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  embark 
Reembattle,  Re-em-bat-l,  v.  t.  tu  ranj  agen  in 

batl  ara. 
Reembody,  Re-em-bod-i,  v.  t.  tu  embodi  agen. 
Reembrace,  Re-em-bras,  i'.  t.  tu  embras  agen. 
Rkemerge,  Re-e-merj,  v.  i.  tu  emerj  agen. 
Reenact.  Re-en-akt,  v.  t.  tu  enakt  ani|. 
Reencouragement,  Re-en-kur-aj-ment,  n.  rented 

enkuifijmcnt. 
Reendow,  Re-en-d-j,  v.  t.  tu  end's  agen. 
Reenfokce,  Ue-en-fors,  v,  t.  lu  enfors  am],;  tu 

stroiituii  wid  nq,  asistans  er  suport. 
Reenforcement,  Re-en-fors-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov 
recntursiy;   supli  ov  vc\  fors;   frej  asistans;  nv), 
help. 
Reengage,  Re-en-gaj,  v.  t.  tu  engaj  agen. 
Reengagement,    Re-en-gaj -ment,   71.    reni\,d  en- 
gaj incut. 
Reengrave,  Re-en-grav,  v.  t.  tu  engrav  agen. 
Reenjoy,  Re-en-jff,  v.  t.  tu  enjef  anq,  er  a  sek- 

oud  tim. 
Reenki'^dle,  Re-en-kin-dl,  v.  t.  tu  kindl  ani^. 
Reenlist,    Re-en-list,  v.  t.    tu  enlist  agen,  er  a 
sukond  tim.  [iistment. 

Reenlistment,  Re-en -list-ment,  n.  a  repeted  en- 
Reenstamp,  Re -en-stamp,  v.  t.  tu  enstamp  anq. 
Reenter,  Ke-en-ter,  v.  t.  tu  enter  agen:  tu  enter 
anq.     {Engraving)  tu  depn    de  insi^imz  ov  u 
plat,   hwiq  qr   not  sufijentli  bitn  in    bj  akwa- 
fertis.  [tron. 

Reenthrone,    Re-en-tron,   t'.  t.    tu  rcplas  in  u 
Reentrance,   Re-ea-trans,  n.  de  akt  ov  enterig 
agen. 


Reentry,  Re-en-tri,  n.  a  reni],d  entri. 
Reermouse,  REr-m"8s,  n.  a  bat.    Se  {Rearmouse, 

and  Reremouse.) 
Reestablish,  Jle-es-tab-liJ,  v.  t.  tu  establij  agen. 
Reestablisher,  Re-es-tab-liJ-er,  n.  wun  hco  es- 

tablijez  anq. 
Reestablishment,  Re-es-tab-liJ-ment,  n.  de  akt 

ov  reestablijig;  de  stat  ov  beig  reestablijt;  a  nxj, 

establijment. 
Reestate,  Re-es-tat,*  v.  t.  tu  reestablij. 
Reeve,  Rev,  n.  a  stqard;  a  pes-ofiser.    It  iz  yt^zd 

in  kompozijon;  az,  buro-?'f?),  port-rfy,  &s. 
Reexamination,  Re-egtz-am-i-na-Jon,  n.   reni^d 

egzaminajon. 
Reexamine, Re-eg*z-am-in,  «,  t.  tu  egzamin  ani^. 
Reexchange,  Re-eks-qanj,  v.  t.  tu  eksqanj  agen. 
Rekxchange,  Re-eks-qanj,  n.  a  sekond  eksqanj. 
Reexport,    Re-eks-pirt,  v.  t.    tu  eksport  agen; 

tu  eksport  hwot  haz  bin  imported. 
Reexportation,  Re-eks-por-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

reeksportig. 
Refection,  Re-fek-Jon,  n.  a  repdst;  a  sp^r  mel ; 

refrejment  after  hugger  er  fateg. 
Refective,    Re-fek-tiv,  a.  tendig  tu  refrej;  re- 

sturativ. 
Refectory,  Re-fek-to-ri,  n.  an  apqrtment  in  hwig 

refiejments  or  melz  qr  takn;  an  etig-rrom. 
Refel,  Re-fel,  v.  t.  tu  refqt;  tu  repres. 
Refer,  Re-fer,  v.  t.  tu  direkt  tu  aniider  fer  in- 

formaJoD  er  jujment;  tu  send  tu;  tu  betak  tia 

fer  desigon;   tu  redqs  tu;   tu  redij,s,  az  tia  a 

klas. 
Refer,   Re-fer,  v.  i.   tu  respekt;  tu  hav  er  bq^r 

relajon;  tu  ali^d;  tu  hint;  tu  apel.  [feribl. 

Referable,  Ref-er-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  referd;  re- 
Referee,   Ref-er-e,  n.   wun  tu  hcom  sum  mater 

in  dispqt  iz  referd,  in  erder  dat  he  ma  setl  it;  an 

Arbitrator. 
Reference,  Ref-er-ens,  «.  de  akt  ov  referig:  rs- 

laj'on;  respekt;  alqjon  tu;  dismijon  tu  aniider 

tribqnal; — a  trjal  er  desigon,  bi  referez; — de  akt 

ov  referig,  er  a  person  referd  tu,  in  erder  tu  es- 
tablij kredit. 
Referendary,    Ref-er-en-da-ri,  n.   an  ofiser  hot) 

deliverd  de  rffal  anser  tu  petijonz. 
Referential,    Ref-er-en-Jal,    a.    relatig    tu  er 

havig  referens.  [referens. 

Referentially,    Ref-er-6n-Jal-i,   ad.    bj  wa  ov 
Referment,  Re-fer- ment,  v.  t.  tu  ferment  anq,. 
Referment,  Re-fer-ment,  v.  i.  tu  ferment  agen. 
Referrer,  Re-fer-er,  n.  wun  boo  referz. 
Referrible,    Re-fer-i-bl,   a.    dat  ma  be  referd; 

referabl. — Ofn  ritn  {Referable.) 
Refigure,   Re-fig-yqr,  v.  t.  tu  figyqr  er  repre- 

zent  agen. 
Refh.l,  Re-fil,  v.  t.  tu  fil  agen. 
Kefind,  Re-f jnd,  v.  t.  tu  fjnd  agen. 
Refine,  Re-fjn,  v.  t.  tu  pn,rifj;  tu  kler  f rom  dros; 

tu  mak  elegant;  tu  polij;  tu  mak  akyqrat. 
Refine,  Re-fin,  v.  i.  tu  impnJbv  in  pofut  ov  akyn- 

rasi  er  delikasi;  tu  gro  pqr;  tu  afekt  njseti. 
Refined,  Re-f  jnd,  p.  a.  pn,rifjd:  polijt;  pn,r;  del- 

ikal;  puzesig  refinment. 
Refinedly,    Re-fjn-ed-li,   ad.   wid  refjnment  er 

iiiekted  elegans.  [refmd;  pqriti. 

Refinedness,    Re-fjn-ed-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
Refinement,  Re-f in-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  refjnig; 

de  stat  uv  beig  refjnd;  pqriti;  polij":  afekiajon 

ov  iijsuti:  kultivajon;  improovment:  sivilizajon. 
Refiner.  Re-f jn-er,  n.  wun  hoo  refjnz;  a  pi^rifjer 

ov  uiet:ilz.  [J  lagar. 

liEFiNERY,    Re-fin-er-i,  n.   a  plas  fer  refjnig,  az 
Refining,   Re-fjn-ig,  «.  de  emplerment  ov  a  re- 

ijnL-r. 

Refit,  Re-fit,  v.  t.  tu  fit  er  prepv  anq:  tu  re- 
p4r;  tu  restwr  after  damaj. 


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Refitment,  Re-fit-raent,  ti.  dc  akt  ov  refitifl. 

Rkhx,  Kt-tik.i,  r.  t.  tu  liks  agfii. 

Keklkct,  Ke-fl6kt,  r.  t.  tui  tro  bak;  tu  ka^t  bak. 

Reflect,  Re-flekt,  v.  i.  tu  fcru  buk  \\v.  tu  bend 
buk;— tu  konsidor  atentivli;  tu  ponder;  tu  tijjk; 
tu  m\\i: — tu  tr(j  repnjq  er  BcnJur;  tu  brin  re- 
prcJq.  [bak. 

Reflkctent,    Rt-flekt-ent,  a.    bundij)  bak;  I'lji)) 

Rkflectino,  Re-flekl-ij),  f>i>.  a.  uiakig  rt-l'lekjon; 
kunsiderat;  ti3\iui\.—  liijlvktiij  telrskup,  a  tele- 
skop  in  hwiq  de  rnz  from  de  objekt  tu  be  vnd 
qr  fer^t  re.tevd  on  a  s])ekyilluni,  er  ret'lektip  *ur- 
fa?,  dens  jiasijj  tu  aniider  spekynluin,  and  so) 
tu  At  j. 

Reflectingly,  Re-flekt-ij)-li,  ad.  wid  reflekjon. 

Reflection,  Ke-llek-Jon,  ji.  de  akt  ov  rcfiektiu; 
a  rebisnd  ov  a  bodi,  or  ov  Ijt,  het,  er  S'snd,  from 
an  opozij)  surlas;  dat  hwiq  iz  reflekted; — tot 
tr»n  bak  upon  de  jiast,  or  de  absent,  or  on  itself; 
de  akjon  ov  de  mind  up(in  itself;  atentiv  kon- 
siderajon:  nieditajon;  kojitajon; — reprtjq;  scnJur. 

Reflective,  Re-flek-tiv,  a.  trwifl  bak  imajez; — 
konsiderij)  tiyz  past;  miizifl;— lendij)  tu  reproq. 
— Hrflektii'  rerb  iz  wun  hwiq  retiirnz  de  akjon 
up<Sn  de  ajent.  [nianer. 

Reflectively,  Re-fl^k-tiv-li,  ad.  in  a  reflektiv 

Reflectiveness,  Re-fl6k-tiv-nes,  n.  de  kwoliii 
ov  beifl  reflektiv. 

Reflector,  Re-flekt-or,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  re- 
flekts;— a  reflektifl  t«leskop. 

Reflex,  Re-fleks,  a.  direkted  bakward. 

Reflex,  Re-fleks,  n.  {/'aintiny)  de  iliiminajon 
ov  wun  bodi  bj  lit  reflekted  from  aniider. 

Reflexibility,  Re-fleks-i-bil-i-ti,  ?t.  de  kwoliti 
ov  beij)  refleksibl. 

Reflexible,  Ue-fleks-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  reflekt- 
ed or  tron  bak. 

Reflexivelv,  Rc-fleks-iv-li,*  ad.  reflektivli. 

Refloat.  Kc-flot,*  n.  eb;  refluks. 

Reflorescence,  Re-flti-res-en.s,  ;;.  a  reblosomig. 

Reflourish,  Ke-tiiir-iJ,  v.  i.  tu  flurij  anq,. 

Reflow.  Kr-flu),   ''.  i.  tu  fio  bak  or  am'i. 

Reflower,  Re-tl's-er,  v.  i.  tu  flticr  agen. 

Refluence,  Ref-lii,-ens,     )    n.    de  stat  ov  flwij) 

Refluency,  Ref-lii-en-si,  i      bak. 

Refluent,   Hef-U|-ent,  a.  runij)  bak;  floij)  bak. 

Reflux,  Re-fluks,  n.  bakwurd  kors  ov  wotcr. 

Refocillation,  Re-fos-i-ia-Jon,*  »,  restorajon 
ov  strenb.  L'^gen. 

Refoment,  Re-fo-ment,  v.  t.  tu  fcauient  or  WHrni 

RiiFURii,  Ke-fi'trui,  r.  t.  tu  qnnj  from  wurs  tu 
beter;  tu  mend;  tu  am^nd;  tu  korekt;  tu  im- 
pnfiv:  tu  rcktifj;  tu  restur. 

Reform,  Re-form,  r.  /.  tu  pas  bj  qanj  from  wurs 
tu  beter. 

Reform,  Re-form,  /i.  a  n\\  form:  rcformajon;  q 
qanj  for  de  beter;  a  politikal  reformnjon. 

Reform,  Ke-form,  r.  t.  tu  form  ani'i. 

Reformado,  Ref-or-mii-do,  ii.  [.S'/.]  q  mufjk  ad- 
herij)  tu  de  reformajon  ov  hiz  order;— an  ofiser 
retnnd  in  a  rejiment  hwen  hiz  kumpaui  iz  dis- 
banded. 

Reformado,  Ref-or-raii-du,  a.  penitent:  refiVmd. 

Reformation,  Ref-or-ma-Jnn,  n.  de  akt  ov  re- 
ft)rmi(|:  de  stat  ov  beiu  rrformd:  irapnovment; 
amendment;  korekjon;  reform:  qanj  from  wuis 
tu  beter;— de  canj  ov  relijon  cfekted  bj  Lifter 
and  uderz,  in  de  sikstcnt  sentiiri. 

Reformation,  Re-for-ma-/on,  h.  deaktovform- 
i«  "nil. 

Reformatory,  Re-form-.i-to-ri,  a.  relntig  tu,  or 
kozij).  reformajon. 

Reformed,  He-fiirmd,  p.  a.  qanjd  for  de  beter; 
amended:— havifl  ren-Knst  dedoktrinz  ov  de  Ro- 
man K.'itoliks,  and  cmbraat  dux  ov  &e  I'rotest- 
ant:$;  Kalvinistik. 


Reformer,  Re-form-er,  n.  wun  hO)  rrfennz: — 
wun  Iioj  asi.-ited  in  de  reformajon  ov  relijon.  wun 
bFloyio  tu  u  retormd  qurq; — wun  hO)  prumuts  or 
urjez  pulitikal  refcirm.  [reformer. 

Reformist,    Re-fcirm-ist,  n.    wun  hct)  reformz;  a 

Refossion,  Re-foJ-on,*  ii.  At  akt  ov  digifl  up. 

Refound,  Re-f'snd,  r.  t.  tu  fisnd  or  kast  ani'i. 

Kefounder,  lie-fisnd-er,  /*.  wun  hoi  rcfiindz. 

Refract,  Re-frakt,  r.  t.  tu  brak  or  opcjz  de  di- 
rekt  kurs  ov,  iiz  rnz  ov  lit:  tu  turn  asjd. 

Refraction,  Re-frak-Jon,  ji.  de  akt  ov  refraktig; 
qanj  ov  direkjon. — i^Ojiticjs')  At  deviajon  ov  a 
ra  ov  Ijt  from  its  arijinal  pat  in  enterip  a  medi- 
um ov  diferent  densiti. 

Refractive,  Re-frak-tiv,  a.  havig  de  p>$er  ot 
refrakjon.  [tori  maner. 

Refractorily,  Re-fr;ik-to-ri-li,  ad.  in  a  rcfrak- 

Refractoriness,  Re-frak-to-ri-nes,  n.  At  stat 
ov  beij)  refrakturi. 

Refractory,  Re-frak-to-ri,  a.  obstinat;  perv^rs; 
kontumajus;  unnrjli:  unguvcrnabl.  [son. 

Refractory,    Re-frak-t«-ri,  n.   an  obstinat  per- 

Kefragable,  Ref-ra-ga-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  konfu- 
tajoii:  refiitabl. 

Refragableness,  R6f-ra-ga-bl-nes,  n.  At  stat 
ov  bcij)  refraj^abl. 

Refrain,  Re-fran,  r.  t.  [£.]  tu  hold  bak;  tu  kep 
from  akJon;  tu  widhuld.  [■'*pHr. 

Refrain,  Ke-frrin,  r.  i.  tu  forb^r;  tu  abstan;  tu 

Refrain,  Rc-fran,  >i.  de  burdn  ov  a  any  er  pes 
ov  mi^zik;  a  kind  ov  ini{,zikal  repetijon.      [agen. 

Reframe,  Re-fram,  r.  t.  tu  fram  er  put  tugeder 

Refrangibility,  Re-fran-ji-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwol- 
iti ov  beij)  refranjibl;  de  dispuzijon  ov  de  raz 
ov  Ijt  tu  be  rcfraktcd  er  bent  in  pasig  oblekli 
from  WUQ  transparent  bodi  or  medium  intu  an- 
iider. [refnikted. 

Refrangible,    Rc-fran-ji-bl,  a.   kapabl  ov  bcig 

Refrangibleness,  Re-fran-ji-bl-nes,  n.  At  kwol- 
iti ov  beiij  refranjibl. 

Refresh,  Re-freJ,  r.  t.  tu  r^kreat;  tu  relev  er 
revjv  after  pan,  fateg,  or  wont; — tu  impra)V  bj 
n\\  tuqez  eni  fig  imixird; — tu  renovat;  tu  rcnij,; 
— tu  refrijerat;  tu  kO)!.  [ez. 

Refresher,  Re-fr6J-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  refrej- 

Refreshfll,  Re-freJ-ful,  a.  ful  ov  refrejment; 
refrejij).  [or  wont. 

Refreshing,  Re-freJ-ij),  n.  relef  after  pan,  fati'g, 

Refreshing,  Re-freJ-ij),  pp.  a.  afordifl  refrej- 
ment: revivifl. 

Refreshment,  Re-frcJ-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  re- 
frejij):  dat  hwiq  refrejez;  relef  after  pan,  wont, 
or  futeg:  rest:  fiDd.  [hct. 

Refrigerant,  Re-frij-er-ant,  a.  k(t>lif);  mitigatig 

Refrigerant,  Rc-frij-er-ant,  n.  sumbig  dat 
kiijlz,  az  o  inedisin  or  drigk. 

Refrigerate,  Ke-frij-er-at,  r.  t.  tu  kml. 

Refrigeration,  Rc-frij-er-a-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov 
kit)hg:  de  sint  ov  bei))  kiDld.  [medisia. 

Refrioerative,     Re-frij-er-a-tiv,    n.     u    koDliQ 

Refrigerative,  Re-frij-er-a-tiv,  a,  kcDiig;  hav- 
i|)  de  (I'ser  lu  kml:  refrijeratori. 

Refrigerator,  Rc-frij-er-a-tor,  n.  a  ko&ler;  an 
apanitus  for  prezervijj  materz  bj  luenz  ov  js;  an 
ajiaratus  tu  kool  de  wurts  ov  a  briO-htss. 

Refrigeratory,  Re-frij-er-a-tu-ri,  »i.  eni  tig  dat 
kJjIz:  dat  pqrt  ov  a  distilig  vesel  hwiq  iz  plast 
abiit  de  bed  ov  a  stil,  and  fild  wid  woter  tu  ka>l 
de  koiideiisij)  vaporz:  a  refrijerator. 

Refrigeratory,  Re-frij-cr-ato-ri,  a.  havig  a 
kitjli()  kwoliti;  rcfrijerativ. 

Rkft.  Reft,  «.  a  qigk.     ir>t  {Rift.) 

Refuge,  Rof-iij,  ».  a  Jelter  from  eni  dnnjer  er 
distres:  protekjon;  an  ajjlum:  a  relrct;  dat  hwig 
givz  Jelter;  an  ckspcdient  in  distr^.:  ekspedient 
in  jeneral. 


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Refuge,  R^f-qj,*  v.  i.  tu  tak  refqj. 

Refugee,  Ref-n,-J8,    n.    wun  hoi  fljz  tu  Jelter  er 

protekjon:  wun  hot)  flsz  from  relijus  er  politikal 

persskiiJon,  in  hiz  on  kuntri,  tia  tak  refq,j  in 

aniider. 
Refulgence,  Re-ful-jens,     )   n.  brilyant  Ijt;  ra- 
Refulgency,  Re-fdl-jen-si,  )         diajon    ov    Ijt ; 

splendor;  brjtnes. 
Refulgent,  Re-fnl-jent,  a.  emitig  Ijt;  brjt;  Jinig; 

gliterig:  splendiu. 
Refulgently,  RE-fdl-jent-li,    ad.    in  a    refiil- 

jent  er  Jjnig  maner. 
Refund,  Rg-fund,    v.   i.   tu   por  bak;   tu   repa 

hwot  iz  resEvd;  tu  restdjr. 
Refund,  Re-fund,  v.  t.  tu  fund  ani^,-  [paz. 

Refundee,  Re-fund-er,  71.  wun  hO)  rsfundz  erre- 
Refuenish,  Rs-fur-niJ,  v.  t.  tu  furnij  ani|. 
Refusable,  Re-fi],z-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma   be   refqzd; 

fit  tu  be  refi^zd. 
Refusal,  Re-f^z-al,  n.  de  akt  ov  refuzig:  rejek- 

Jon;  denial  ov  a  rekwest,  petijon,  erdemdnd;  de- 

njal; — preemjon;  rjt  ov  havig  er  qoBzig  befor  an- 

tider;  ofer;  opjon. 
Refuse,  Re-fi\z,  v.  t.  tu  denj  hwot  iz  solisited  er 

rekwjrd;   not  tu   kompli   wid;   tu   dekljn;   tia 

rejekt.  _  "  [plj. 

Refuse,  Re-f^z,  v.  i.  not  tu  aksept;  not  tu  kom- 
Refuse,  Ref-i],s,  n.  dat  hwiq  remanz  disregarded 

hwen  de  rest  iz  takn;    wurfcles   remanz:  dregz; 

dros.  [wurtles. 

Refuse,  Ref-qs,   a.    left  hwen   de  rest  iz  takn; 
Refusee,  Re-fii,z-er,  7j.  wun  boo  refxj,zez. 
Refusion,  Re-fii-gon,  n.  a  reni^d  fiijon;  restorig. 
Refutable,  Re-f^t-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  refuted. 
Refutation,  Ref-ti,-ta-Jon,  n.  de  aktov  r£fn,tig; 

de  akt  ov  prcbvig  fels;  konfi],taJon;  disprrfjf. 
Refutatoey,  Re-fi^-ta-to-ri,    a.    relatig   tu,  er 

kontanig,  refi^tajon. 
Refute,  Ke-f^t,  v.  t.  tu  prcov  fels  er  eroneus;  tu 

konfi|,t;  tu  disprAv. 
Refutee,  Re-fi|,t-er,  n.  wun  hcD  refiits. 
Regain,  Re-gan,   v.  t.    tu   rekdver;   tu  gan  er 

get  am],. 
Regal,  Re-gal,  a.  relatig  tu  a  kig;  reral;  kigli. 
Regale,  Re-ga-le,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Re-ga-li-a;  a  reral 

prerogativ  ensjn. 
Regale,  Re-gal,  v.  t.  tu  refrej;  tu  entertan;  tu 

gratifj;  tu  fest.  [usli. 

Regale,  Re-gal,  v.  i.  tu  fest;  tu   f^r  sumtyn,- 
Regale,  Re-gal,  n.    an   entertanment;  a  regal- 

ment. 
Regalement,  Re-gal-ment,  n.  refrejment;  enter- 
tanment; a  tret. 
Regalia,  Re-ga-li-a,   n.  pi.   [Z.j    de   privilejez, 

prerogativz,   and  rjts   ov   a   soveren;  ensjnz  ov 

reral  ti. 
Regality,  Re-gal-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  regal; 

reralti;  soverenti;  an  ensjn  ov  rffalti. 
Regally,  Re-gal-i,  ad.  in  a  regal  maner. 
Regaed,  Re-gqrd,  v.  t.  tu  valyvj,;   tu  atend  tu, 

az  wurdi  ov  notis;  tu  estem;  tu  respekt; — tu 

obzerv;  tu   remqrk;  tu    mjnd;  tu   bed;   tu   pa 

atenjon  tu; — tu  bav  relajon  tu. 
Regaed,   Re-gqrd,    n.    atenjon;    estem;    respekt; 

reverens;  konsern;  k^r;  not;  eminens;  ak'snt;  re- 
lajon: referens;  luk. 
Regaedant,    Re-gqr-dant,    a.    woqig.  —  {Her.) 

lukig  behind. 
Regaedee,  Re-gqrd-er,  n.  wun  hcD  regqrdz. 
Regaedful,  Re-gqrd-ful,  a.  atentiv;  lakig   no- 

tis  ov. 
Regaedfully,  Re-g4rd-ful-i,  ad.  atentivli:  hed- 

fuli;  respektfuli.  [respektig. 

Regaeding,  Re-gqrd-ig,  prep,  havig  regqrd  tu; 
Regabdless,   Re-gqrd-les,   a.    bedles;    neglijent; 

inaientivj — not  regqrded;  sljted. 


Regaedlesslt,  Re-gqrd-les  li,  ad.  k^rlesli;  wid- 
■st  bed.  [inatenjon. 

Regaedlessness,  Re-gqrd-les-nes,  n.    hedlesnes; 

Kegathee,  Re-gad-er,  i;.  t.  tu  gader  er  kolekt 
anq.  [lik  amij^zment. 

Regatta,  Re-gat-a,  n.  [lt.'\  a.  bot-ras   fer   pub- 

Regel,  Re-gel,  n.  {Astron,.)  a  stqr  ov  de  ferst 
magnitqd,  konstitq^tig  de  left  bwel  in  de  kon- 
stelajon  Qrjon. 

Regency,  Re-jen-si,  ».  de  guverntnent  ova  rs- 
jent;  de  of  is  er  jqrisdikjon  ov  a  rejent;  rool;  vi- 
karius  guvernment; — a  kolektiv  bodi  adminis- 
terig  de  guvernment:  az,  de  "Rrjensi  transakted 
af4rz  in  de  kigzabsens." 

Regeneeacy,  Re-jen-er-a-si,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
rejenerat. 

Regeneeate,  Re-jen-er-at,  t'.  ^.  tu  prodq,sanq,; 
tu  kez  tu  be  bern  anq,;  tu  renq,,  az  tu  ds 
afekjonz. 

Regeneeate,  Re-jen-er-at,  a.  reprodi^st;  rejen- 
erated;  bern  anvj,  bj  gras  tu  a  Kristyan  Ijf. 

Regeneeateness,  Re-jen-er-at-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 
beig  rejenerat. 

Regeneeation,  Re-jen-er-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
rejeneratig;  de  stat  ov  beig  rejenerated;  nq,  berfi; 
bert  bj  gras  untu  rjtyusnes. 

Regeneeative,  Re-jen-er-a-tiv,  a.  prcidq^sig  re- 
jenerajon. 

Regent,  Re-jent,  n.  wun  hflo  eksersjzez  ds  p'ser 
ov  a  soveren  dq^rig  de  absens,  inkapasiti,  er  mi- 
noriti  ov  de  soveren; — a  roiler;  wun  raolig  fer  an- 
uder: — an  ofiser  ov  bj  etoriti  in  a  yqniversiti;  a 
guvernor;  a  direktor; — a  suberdinat  ofiser  in  sum 
Amerikan  kolejez. 

Regent,  Re-jent,  a.  rcolig:  eksersjzig  vikaiius 
etoriti;   regnant. 

Regentess,  Re-jent-es,  n.  a  femal  rejent. 

Regentship,  Re-jent-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a  rejent; 
rejensi.  [bud  anq,. 

Regeeminate.  Re-jer-mi-nat,  t'.  *'.  tu  jerminater 

Regeemination,  Re-jer-mi-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
sprTitig  agen. 

Regicidal,  Rej-i-sj-dal,  a.  belogig  tu  a  rejisjd. 

Regicide,  Rej-i-sjd,  n.  de  ofens  er  krjm  ov  mur- 
derig  er  slaig  a  kig  er  soveren;  a  murderer  er 
slaer  ov  a  kig.  [a  kig. 

Regicide,  Rej-i-sjd,  a.   relatig  tu  de  murder  ov 

Regime,  Ra-jem,  n.  [/"r.]  guvernment:  rcDl. 

Regimen,  Rej-i-men,  n.  {Med.)  de  metod  tu  bs 
obzervd  bj  a  pajent  wid  respekt  tu  diet:  regyt),- 
lajon  ov  diet  er  fcbd;  djet. — (  Gram.)  de  guvern- 
ment ov  n-snz  bj  verbz,  and  uder  wurdz,  hwig 
determin  de  kas. 

Regiment,  Rej-i-ment,  n.  a  bodi  ov  trcDps  under 
de  komdnd  ov  a  kurnel.  [ments. 

Regiment,  Rej-i-ment,  v.  t.  tu  ferm  intu  reji- 

Regimental,  Rej-i-men-tal,  a.  belogig  tu  a  reji- 
ment;  militari. 

Regimentals,  Rej-i-men-talz,  n.  pi.  de  militari 
dres  ov  a  rejiment. 

Region,  Re-jon,  n.  a  traktovland;  kuntri;  trakt 
ov  spas;  distrikt;  kwerter;  spas; — pqrt  ov  de  bodi; 
plas. 

Register,  Rej-is-ter,  n.  an  ak'snt  ov  eni  tig  reg- 
yH,larli  kept;  a  rekord;  a  katalog;  a  list;  a  rol; 
Q  kronikl: — an  ofiser  hooz  biznes  it  iz  tu  rjt  and 
kep  a  rejister;  a  rejistrar: — a  plat  er  Juter  ov 
juru  in  a  stov,  furnas,  er  qimni,  tu  regyqlat  ds 
bet  or  kwontiti  ov  qr  tu  be  admited; — a  sljdig 
bord  in  an  ergan  bj  hwiq  de  vents  qr  opnd  er 
Jut; — a  pqrt  ov  a  mold  bj  hwiq  akyqrasi  in  kast- 
ig  iz  sekqrd; — a  regyqlajon  ov  de  fermz  in  print- 
ig,  bj  hwiq  ds  Ijnz  ov  pajez,  hwiq  qr  bak  tu  bak, 
qr  adjusted: — a  kontrjvans  fer  notig  dijn  er  kal- 
kqlatig  de  perfermans  ov  an  enjin,  er  de  rapiditi 
ov  a  proses. 


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Registeb,  RdJ-is-ter,  v.  t.  tu  rekord;  tu  onr(^l; 
tu  sot  d^n  in  a  list  or  rcjistor.  [ter. 

REOiSTtRsuiP,  Kej-is-ter-Jip,  n.  At  ofis  ov  rejis- 

Ueoistuar,  li6j-is-trar,  n.  wud  hO)  qts  and  keps 
u  ri'jistor;  a  rejister.  [rcjistrar. 

Rkoistrarsuip,  Kej-is-trar-Jip,  n.  de   ofis  ov  a 

Heoistrarv,  Rej-is-tra-ri,  n.  a  rciistrar. 

Rkoistration,  Rej-is-tra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  rejis- 
tLTip;  rejistri. 

Rkoistry,  Rej-i3-tri,  u.  dt  akt  ov  rdjisterij);  dt 
plas  hw;\,r  a  rejistor  iz  kept;— a  striez  ov  fakts 
rekorded;  a  rekord;  a  reji.stcr. 

Regius,  Re-ji-us,  a.  [L.]  reral;  ki^li;  a  profesor 
aptriited  bj  dt  kip. 

Regive,  Re-giv,  v.  t.  tu  giv  agen. 

Reolet,  Reg-let,  11.  a  lej  ov  wud  bi  hwic  printerz 
separat  Ijnz  in  pajez.  —  {^Arch.)  a  flat  nartj 
muldifl:  a  filot. 

Req.vancy,  R(5g-nan-si,  n.  de  akt  ov  ranig;  nol. 

Regnant,  R6g-nant,  a.  ranip;  aktyii,ali  ruolij); 
rejent;  haviy  regal  otoriti;  prEdominant;  prev- 
alent. 

Regorge,  Re-gorj,  v.  t.  tu  vomit  up;  tu  trcj  bak; 
tu  swolo  egerli;  tu  swolo  bak. 

Reoraft,  Re-gruft,  v.  t.  tu  graft  agen. 

Regra.nt,  Re -grant,  r.  t.  tu  grant  ani'^;  tu  grant 
bak. 

Reurate,  Re-grat,  v.  t.  {Law)  tu  bj  provi;5onz 
and  .<el  agen  at  er  ner  de  sam  mqrkct;  tu  cnhdns 
dt  prjs  ov;  tu  fcorstwi. — {Jfasfuvy}  tu  tak  of  de 
■sior  siirfas,  <ts.,  az  or  an  old  hi^n  stun  wol. 

Regrator,  Re-grat-or,  n.  {Law}  wun  hiD  rEgrats 
or  forstolz;  wun  hot  bjz  and  selz  priovi^onz  er 
w.irz  at  de  sam  mqrkot;  an  engroser;  a  hukster. 

Regreet,  Re-gret,  f.  <.  tu  resalq,t:  tu  greta  sek- 
ond  tjra.  [tajon. 

Regreet,  Re-gret,*  n.  return  or  eksqanj  ov  salyij,- 

Regress,  Re-gr^s,  n.  pasaj  bak;  a  return. 

Regress,  Rtj-gres,*  v.  i.  tu  go  bak;  tu  return. 

Regression,  Re-gr6J-on,  »«.  de  akt  ov  returni}); 
rrtiirn. 

liEGRESsivK,  Re-gres-iv,  a.  pasig  er  goig  bak. 

Regressively,  Re-gres-iv-li,  tui.  in  a  regresiv 
maner. 

Regret,  Rc-gret,  n.  veksajon  or  gref  on  ak'snt 
ov  suuitig  jxist;  gref;  soro:  disatisfakjon. 

Regret,  Re-gret,  i'.  t.  tu  grev  at;  tvi  lament;  tu 
be  sori  fur;  tu  re[(ent  ov.  [ful. 

Rlguetful,  Re-gret-ful,  a.  ful  ov  regret;  soru- 

Regretfully,  Re-gret-ful-i,  ad.  wid  regret. 

Regular,  Reg-yi^-lar,  a.  konformabl  tu  roDl:  kon- 
fi'irind  tu  strikt  regyij,laJonz;  metodikal;  ordcrli: 
egzakt:  knrekt;— institi^ted  or  inijiated  akordij) 
tu  estiiblijt  formz. — {(Jeoui.)  havij)  de  sjdz  or 
sdrfasez  kompcJzd  ov  ekwal  f igyij^rz  or  Ijnz. 

Regular,  Reg-yi^-lar,  n.  wun  in  a  monasteri  bib 
haz  takn  de  tre  visz  ov  povcrti,  qastiti,  and  obe- 
dieii.i;— a  suljer  bel6j)ifl  tu  a  permanent  qrmi. 

Regularity,  Reg-yq-lar-i-ti,  n.' dt  stat  er  kwol- 
iti  <iv  beifl  regyn,lar;  konfnrmiti  tu  roul  or  reg- 
yulnjiinz:  scrlen  order;  metod.  [lar. 

Regularize,  Reg-yn-lar-jz,  v.  t.  tu  mak  r^gvii- 

Reoi.-laely,  Reg-yn-lur-li,  ad.  in  a  reg^iilur 
maiiur;  cgzaktii. 

Regulate,  Reg-yq,-lat,  v.  t.  tu  adjiist  bj  nol  or 
metod;  tu  direkt;  tu  put  in  gud  order;  tu  kep 
in  erder;  tu  dispiiz;  tu  rcDl;  tu  guvern. 

Reoulatio.v,  Reg-yq-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  regyq- 
latij);  metod;  de  stat  ov  beig  regy^latcd;  elekt 
ov  beio  regyiilated;  nDl;  order.  [lat. 

Regulative,  R^g-yq-la-tiv,  a.  tendip  tu  r^eyij- 

Regulator,  Reg-yq-la-tor,  n.  wun  dat  rdgynlnt.*: 
dat  \*\'cl  ov  a  majen  hwiq  prudi^sez  yi^niform 
miDvment. 

Rkouline,  Reg-yq,-lin,  a.  belojjitj   tu   regynlus. 

Rkqulize,  Reg-yn-lii,  r.  t.  tu  red^s  tu  rtgyi^lus. 


Reoolus,  R^g-yf^-lus,  n.  [L.}  pi,  R^g-yn-li, 
{£ng.)  R6g-yii-lu3-ez;  {C'hem.}  metai  frecl 
from  impqritiz,  apljd  b|  de  old  kemists  tu  sum 
ov  de  inferior  metalz,  az  antirnQoi,  bizmut,  &8.; 
— antimoni. 

Regurgitate,  Re-gur-ji-tat,  v.  t.  tu  tro  bak; 
tu  par  bak.  [bak. 

Regurgitate,  Re-giir-ji-tat,  v.  ».   tu   be   pord 

Regurgitation,  Re-gur-ji-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
regurjitatij);  reabsorpjon. 

Rehabilitate,  Re-ha-bil-i-tat,  v.  t.  tu  re3t<5r  a 
deligkwcnt  tu  former  ragk,  privilcj,  er  rjt;  ta 
kwolifj  agen;  tu  reinstat. 

Rehabilitatio.v,  Re-ha-bil-i-ta-Jon,  n.  {Law)  de 
akt  ov  rehabilitatip;  a  reinstatment  ov  a  person 
in  hiz  former  rjts,  hwiq  bav  bin  ferfited  er  loat 
bj  jn^dijal  sentens. 

Rehear,  Re-he'r,  v.  t.  tu  her  ag^n. 

Rehearing,  Re-htr-ifl,  ?».  a  sekond  hcrig. 

Rehearsal,  Re-hers-al,  n.  de  akt  ov  rchersij); 
repetijon; — a  resjtal  in  prjvat,  previus  tu  publik 
eksibijon. 

Rehearse,  Re-hers,  v.  t.  tu  repet;  tu  resjt;  tu 
relat;  tu  tel; — tu  resjt  previusli  tu  publik  eks- 
ibijon. 

Rehearser,  Re-h^rs-er,  n.  wun  hd)  rehersez. 

Rehire,  Re-hjr,  v.  t.  tu  hjr  agen. 

Reigle,  Re-gl,*  n.  a  holo  or  grottv  fermd  fer  eni 
tig  tu  run  in: — a  rdal. 

Reiglement,  Re-gl-ment,*  n.  a  rtt)l;  a  kanon;  a 
mqrk;  regyi^lajon:  a  regl. 

Reign,  Ran,  v.  i.  tu  enjef  or  eksersjz  soveren 
eturiti;  tu  rffll  az  a  kig  er  soveren;  tu  be  predom- 
inant; tu  preval. 

Reign,  Ran,  n.  reral  etoriti;  soverenti;  a  kigz 
guvernment;  tjm  ov  a  kigz  guvernment;  kigdom; 
empjr;  dominyon;  p'ser;  inflq,ens. 

Reigner,  lian-er,  n.  wun  hcD  ranz.  [rcDlig. 

Reigning,  Ran-ig,  p.  a.  eksersjzig  soveren  p'ser; 

Reillumine,  Re-il-i'i-min,  v.  t.  tu  ih^minat  anii- 

Reimbodv,  Re-im-bod-i,  i*.  •/.  tu  imbodi  agen. 

Reimburse,  Re-im-burs,  v.  i.  tu  repa;  tu  rep4r 
los  or  ekspcns  bj  an  ekwivalent. 

Reimbursement,  Re-im-bnrs-ment,  ».  de  akt  ov 
rEimbiirsig:  repament. 

Reimburser,  Re-im-burs-er,  n.  wun  hit)  reim- 
biirsez  er  repaz.  [imbtirst. 

Reimbursible,  Re-im-biirs-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  re- 

Reimmkrge,  Re-im-erj,  i'.  t.  tu  imerj  agen. 

Keimplant,  Rc-im-plant,  v.  t.  tu  implant  er 
graft  agen.  [er  entret  ag^n. 

Reimportune,  Re-im-por-tq,n,  v.  t.  tu  importq,n 

Rkimpose,  Re-im-puz,  v.  t.  tu  imp(5z  er  plas  ani^. 

Keimposition,  Re-im-po-ziJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  re- 
impozig.  [natanq. 

Ueimpregnate,  RE-im-pr^g-nat,  r.  (.  tu  impr^g- 

Reimpress,  Re-im-pres,  f.  t.  tu  impres  agen. 

Reimpression,  Re-im-preJ-on,  n.  a  nq,  imprejon. 

Kti.MPRiNT,   Re-im-print,  v.  t.  tu  imprint  agen. 

Rein,  Ran,  u.  de  strap  er  pqrt  ov  a  brjdl,  hwiq 
ekstendz  frum  de  horsez  bed  tu  de  rjdera  er 
drjverz  hand:  an  instnDmcnt  fer  kurbig  or  re- 
stranig:  rcstrant;  guvernment.  Tut  ijir  drtam, 
tu  giv  Ijsens.  [tu  kontril. 

Rei.v,  Ran,  r.  t.  tu  gavern  bj  a  brjdl;  tu  restran; 

Reincense,  Re-in-sens,  v.  t.  tu  insens  er  kindl 
auq. 

Reincite,  Re-in-sjt,  v.  t.  tu   insjt  ag^n. 

Reincorporate,  Re-in-ker-po-rat,  v.  t.  tu  in- 
koriHjrat  anq. 

Reincur,  Re-in-kdr,  v.t.  tu  inkdr  ag<?n. 

Reindeer,  lian-der,  ii.  a  spejEZ  ov  der  hwiq  has 
bj  hornz,  inhabits  Lapland,  and  iz  yqzd  fer  dro- 
ig  slejez;— sumtimz  ritn  {raindttr  and  ranedeer.) 

Reindeer-moss,  Ran-der-moj,  n.  a  liqcn,  fir  Lap- 
land mos,  hwig  furnijcz  fa>d  fer  de  rander. 


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Reinecke,  Rj-nek-E,  n.  a  selebrated  Jerman  epik 

poem,  in  hj  repiit  in  de  later  pqrt  ov  ds  midl 

ajcz. 
Re  infecta,  Re  in-fek-ta,  [Z.]  de  af^r  ov  biznes 

not  haviij  bin  dun  er  akomplijt. 
Reinforce,  Re-in-fors,  n.  {Artillery)    dat  pq,rt 

ov  a  gun  nerest  tia.  de  breq. 
Reinform,  Re-in-ferm,  v.  t.  tu  inferm  agen. 
Reinfuse,  Re-in-fi^z,  v.  t.  tu  inf^z  ani\,. 
Reingratiate,  Re-in-gra-Ji-at,  v.   t.    tu   ingra- 

Jiat  agen. 
Reinhabit,  Re-in-hab-it,  v.  t.  tu  inhabit  agen. 
Reinless,  Ran-les,  a.  wid-st  ran4  unqekt. 
Reins,  Ranz,  n.  pi.  de  kidniz;  de   loer  pqrt  ov 

de  bak. 
Reinsert,  Re-insM,  v.  t.  tia  insert  agen. 
Reinspire,  Re-in-'spjr,  v.  t.  ta  inspjr  ani|,. 
Reinspirit,  Re-in-spir-it,  v.  t.  tia_  inspirit  agen. 
Reinstall,  Re-in-stel,  v.  t.  tu  instel  anq,;  tu  put 

agen  in  pozejon. 
Reinstate,  Re-in-stat,  u.  t.  tu  instater  invest  anq. 
Reinstatement,  Re-in-stat-ment,  n.  de   akt  ov 

reiustatifl. 
Reinstruct,  Re-in-strnkt,  v.  t.  tu  instrdkt  ani^,. 
Reinsurance,  Re-in-Ji|r-ans,  n.  sekond  inji\,rans. 

— {Law}  an  injqrans  mad  bj  a  former  injiyer 

in  order  tu  protekt  himself,  er  hiz  estat,  from 

de  risk  ov  hiz  former  inji],rer. 
Reintegrate,  Re-in-te-grat,  v.  t.  tu  reni^.     Se 

{Redintegrate.}  [reintegratii). 

Reintegration,  Re-in-te-gra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
Reinterrogate,  Re-in-ter-o-gat,  v.  t.  tu  inter- 

fflgat  agen. 
Reinthrone.  Re-in-trcSn,  v.t.     Ss  {Reenthrone.) 
Reintice,  Re-in-tjs,  v.  t.  tu  intjs  agen. 
Reintroduce,  R£-in-tr<a-di\,s,  v.  t.   tu   introdi^s 

agen.  [ed  introdukjun. 

Reintroduction,  Re-in-tro-ddk-Jon,  u.  a  repet- 
Reinundate,  Ke-in-un-dat,  i'.  t.  tu  inuudatagen. 
Reinvest,  Ue-in-vest,  v.  t.  tu  invest  anq,. 
Reinvestigate,  Re-in-ves-ti-gat,  v.  t.  tu  inves- 

tigat  agen. 
Reinvestigation,  Re-in-ves-ti-ga-Jon,   n.   a.  re- 

peted  investigajon.  [rat  agen. 

Reinvigorate,  Re-in-vig-o-rat,  v.  t.  tu  invigo- 
Reinvolve,  Re-in-v61v,  v.  t.  tu  involv  an^,. 
Reis-effendi,  Rez-ef-en-di,  n.  de    tjtl    ov    wun 

ov  de  qtf  TnrkiJ  ofiserz  ov  stat.    He  iz  qanselor 

ov  de  empjr,  and  minister  ov  foren  af4rz. 
Reissuable,  Re-iJ-n,-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  reijqd. 
Reissue,  Re-iJ-i^,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  ijq  agen. 
Reitbok,  Rjt-bok,  ii.  {Zool.}  a.  spejez  ov  antelop. 
Reiterate,  Re-it-er-at,  v.  t.  tu  repet  agen  and 

agen.  [Jon;  repetedli. 

Reiteratedly,  Re-it-er-at-ed  li,  ad.  bj  reitera- 
Reiteration,  Re-it-er-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  reiter- 

atiy;  repetijon. 
Reject,  Re-jekt,  v.  t.  tu  refqz;  tu  tro  awa;  tu 

dismis  widist  kompljii)  wid  de  propozal  er  ak- 

septig  de  ofer;  tu  kust  bak;  tu  kast  of;  tu  de- 

klin:  tu  repel;  tu  diskqrd. 
Rejectable,  Re-jekt-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  rejekted. 
Rejectaneous,  Re-jek-ta-ne-us,*  a.    not    qozn; 

rejekted.  [asid. 

Rejected,  Re-jekt-ed,  p.  a.  refi|,zd;  kast  of;  tron 
Rejecter,  Re-jekt-er,  n.  wun  hm  rejekts;  a  re- 

fqzer. 
Rejection,  Re-jek-Jon,    n.    de  akt  ov  rejektii); 

refqzal;  repuljon. 
Rejoice,  Re-jffs,  «.  i.  tu  be  jerful;  tu  fel  jer  er 

gladnes:  tu  jer;  tu  egzult. 
Rejoice,  Re-jiJs,  v.  t.    tu   egzilarat;    tu  gladn; 

tu  mak  jerful. 
Rejoicer,  Re-jefs-er,  n.  wun  hct>  rejffsez. 
Rejoicing,  Re-jffs-ii),  n.  eksprejon  ov  jer;  subjekt 

ov  jer. 


Rejoicingly,  Re-j^s-i^-li,  ad,,  wid  jer;  wid  eg- 
zultaj'on.  [agen. 

Rejoin,  Re-jffn,  «.  t.  tu  jern   agen;  tu  met  wun 

Rejoin,  Re-jo"n,  v.  i.  tu  anser  tu  a  repli. 

Rejoinder,  Re-jtrn-der,  n.  {Law}  de  fcort  staj 
in  de  plediyz  ov  an  akjon,  beii)  de  defendants 
anser  tu  de  plantifs  replikajon;  an  anser  tu  a 
replj. 

Rejoint,  Re-jernt,  v.  t.  tu  reyq,njt  de  jernts;  tu 
fil  up  de  old  jernts  ov  welz  wid  frej  mortar. 

Rejolt,  Re-jolt,*  n.  Jok;  sukujon. 

Rejolt,  Re-j61t,*  v.  t.  tu  reverberat;  tu  reb-snd. 

Rejourn,  Re-jiirn,*  v.  t.  tu  readjiirn. 

Rejudoe,  Re-jiij,  v.  t.  tu  jiij  ami;  tu  reegzamin. 

Rejuvenate,  Re-ji^-ve-nat,  v.  t.  tu  resttbr  ycDt 
tu;  tu  mak  yuij  agen. 

Rejuvenescence,  Re-ji],-ve-nes-ens,     )  n.  renixal 

Rejuvenescency,  Re-jq-ve-nes-en-si,  !     ov  ycot. 

Rejuvenescent,  Re-jq-ve-nes-ent,  a.  bekumii) 
yur)  agen.  [agen. 

Rekindle,  Re-kin-dl,  v.  t.  tu  kindl  or  set  on  fjr 

Relade,  Re-lad,  t\  t.  tu  lad  anq,:  tu  lod  agen. 

Relais,  Re-la,  n.  [Fr.^  {Ftnt.)  a  naro  wok,  for 
er  f jv  fet  wid,  left  wid^t  de  rampart. 

Reland,  Re-land,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  land  agen. 

Relapse,  Re-laps,  v.  t.  tu  slip  bak;  tu  sljd  or  fel 
bak;  tu  fol  bak  intu  vjs  or  eror;  tu  fel  bak, 
from  a  stat  ov  rekuveri,  tu  siknes. 

Relapse,  Re-l;vps,  n.  de  akt  ov  relapsii);  a  felig 
bak  intu  vjs,  eror,  er  siknes;  regrejon;  return  tu 
eni  stat. 

Relapser,  Re-laps-er,  n.  wun  hda  relapsez. 

Relate,  Re-lat,  v.  t.  tu  tel;  tu  resjt;  tu  unfold; 
tu  rek'snt;  tu  detal;  tu  deskrjb;  tu  narat. 

Relate,  Re-lat,  v.  i.  tu  hav  referens,  relajon,  er 
respekt;  tu  belop;  tu  pertan;  tu  refer. 

Related,  Re-lat-od,  p.  a.  aljd  bj  kindred;  kon- 
ekted:  deklqrd;  told. 

Relater,  Re-lat-er,  n.  wun  hd)  relats;  a  narator. 
— {Luiv}  a  person  hiB  sugjests  er  stats  fakts. 

Relating,  Re-lat-iij,  /*/'•  3.  haviij  relajon  er  ref- 
erens; bel6i)ir):  respektir);  pertanii). 

Relation,  Re-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  relatiij:  dat 
hwiq  iz  related;  resjtal;  narativ;  narajon;  detal; 
ak'snt;  respekt;  referens;  regqrd; — konekjon  be- 
twen  wun  tii)  and  aniider; — kindred;  aljans  bj 
blud  er  marij;  a  relativ;  a  kinzman;  a  kinz- 
wuman.  [relajun. 

Relational,  Re-la-Jon-al,  a.    havig    er  impljir) 

Relationist,  Re-la-Jon-ist,  n.  a  relativ;  relajon. 

Relationship,  Re-la-Jon-Jip,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
related,  eder  bj  berb  er  marij;  konekjon;  aljans. 

Relative,  Rel-a-tiv,  a.  havig  relajon:  respektig; 
belogig  tu;  konekted  wid; — konsiderd  not  abso- 
Iqtli,  but  az  belogig  tu,  er  respektig,  sumtig  els. 

Relative,  Rel-a-tiv,  n.  relajon;  kinzman;  a  per- 
son related;  a  tig  related;  konekjon; — a  proniin 
anserig  tu  an  antesedcnt.  [tig  els. 

Relatively,  Rel-a-tiv-li,  ad.  in  relajon  tu  sum- 

Relativeness,  Rel-a-tiv-nes, )  n.  de  stat  ov  hav- 

Relativity,  Rel-a-tiv-i-ti,      \      ig  relajon. 

Relator,  Re-lat-or,  n.  {Law}  a  reherser;  a  teler, 

Relatrix,  Re-la-triks,  71.  {Law}  u  femal  ha  relats. 

Relax,  Re-laks,  i\  t.  tu  slakn;  tu  remit;  tu  mak 
les  sever,  rigorus,  er  tens:  tu  loos;  tu  mitigat;  tu 
ez;  tu  divert;  tia  unbend.  [mis  er  kjirles. 

Relax,  Re-laks,  v.  i.  tu  be  mjld;  tu  bekum  re- 

Relaxable,  Re-laks-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  relakst. 

Relaxant,  Re-laks-ant,  n.  {Med.}  a  relaksig 
medisin. 

Relaxation,  Re-laks-a-Jon,  n.  ds  akt  ov  relaksig; 
de  stat  ov  beig  relakst;  diminqjon  ov  tenjon  er 
restrant;  remijon;  abatment  ov  rigor. 

Relaxative,  Re  laks-a-tiv,  n.  dat  hwiq  relaksez. 
Relaxative,  Re-laks-a-tiv,  a.  tendig  tu  relaks; 
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Rklaxino,  Hc-laks-io,  pp.  a.  remitij);  tendij)  tu 
reliik.s  er  wckn. 

Relay,  He-Iu,  «.  huntij)  dogz,  kept  in  redines  tu 
TtUv  uderz:  frcj  horsez  on  de  rod  tu  relev  ud- 
ori  in  a  jurni;  a  nq,  suplj. 

Relay,  Ke-la,  v.  t.  tu  la  a  sekond  tjin. 

Kllkasablk,  Re-les-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beifl  relest. 

Release,  Ke-les,  v.  t.  tu  set  fre:  tu  set  at  libcrti: 
tu  fre  from  gerviti],d,  konf|ninent.  or  obligajon; 
tu  let  go;  tu  discjqrj;  tu  dismin. 

Release,  Re-les,  n.  de  akt  ov  relesip;  a  sctip  fre: 
dismijuo:  disy^d-  libcrajun;  relaksajon  ova  pen- 
alti;  remijon  ov  a  klam;  akwitans  from  a  det, 
legali  ^|nd;  a  legal  luctod  ov  konvaig  land. 

Releaskment,  Re-lES-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  relesip: 
relts.  [fre. 

Releaser,  Re-les-er,  n.   wun  hm  relesez  or  sets 

Relegate,  Kel-e-gHt,*  v.  t.  tu  banij.      [ijment. 

Relegation,  Kel-e-ga-Jon,*  n.  egzjl;  judijal  ban- 

Relent,  Ke-lent,  v.  i.  tu  sofn;  tu  gro  Ics  rijid 
er  hqrd;  tu  yeld;  tu  melt;  tu  gro  les  intens;  tu 
sofn  in  temper;  tu  gro  tender;  tu  ftl  kompajon. 

Relent,  Ke-lent,*  v.  t.  tu  slakn;  tu  sofn;  tu 
molif[.  [turn  ov  kjndnes. 

Relenting,  Re-l^nt-i^,  n.  de  akt  ov  sofnig;  re- 

Relentless,  Re-lent-les,  a.  unrelentig;  unpitiig: 
unmiivd  b^  kindnes,  tendernes,  ur  pit!;  krobel; 
unmersiful.  [maner. 

Rklentlesslv,  Re-lent-les-li,  ad.  in  a  releritles 

Relentlessness,  Re-lent-les-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 
beiu  relentlcs.  [relt's  iz  eksckn,ted. 

Relesske,  He-les-e,   n.   (Law)   wun  tu  hoom  a 

Relessor,  Ke-les-er,  n.  {Law)  wun  ha>  eksekiits 
a  reMa  tu  a  relese. 

Relet,  Re-let,  v.  t.  tu  let  ag^n. 

Relevancy,  Kel-e-van-si,  n.  de  stat  ov  beifl  rel- 
evant.—<i(i«')  de  evidens  aplikubl  tu  de  iji\ 
jernd. — {iScoten  law)  sufijensi  tu  infer  de  kon- 
klq„^un. 

Relevant,  Rel-e-vant,  a.  relevij);  lendi^  ad; 
afordig  sumtig  tu  de  purpus;  pertinent;  apli- 
kabl.  [trust. 

Reliability,  Re-lj-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  statov  kontidens; 

Reliable,  Rt-lj-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  konfiJed  in. 

Reliance,  Re-lj-ans,  «.  de  akt  ov  reljip;  dathwiq 
iz  reljd  on:  trust;  dependens;  konfidens;  repcJz. 

Relic,  Rel-ik,  n.  dat  hwiq  remanz;  dat  hwi(j  iz 
left  after  de  los  er  deka  ov  de  rest;  dat  hwicj  iz 
kept  in  memori  ov  aniider; — pL  de  bodi  or  re- 
manz ov  a  destst  person; — de  remanz  ov  sants, 
er  ov  di^r  gqrments,  &s.,  hwi(j  qr  held  in  vener- 
ajon  b{  At  Human  Katolik  qurq. 

Relicly,  Kel-ik-li,*  ad.  in  de  maner  ov  reliks. 

Relict,  ICel-ikt,  n.  a  wuman  hcoz  huzbnnd  iz  ded: 
a  widia. 

Relicted,  Re-likt-ed,  p.  a.  {Law)  left  unkiiverd, 
az  land  bj  de  retret  ov  de  se  or  ov  eni  woter. 

Reliction,  Ue-lik-Jon,  n.  {Law)  an  inkres  ov 
land  bj  a  suden  retret  ov  de  se  or  a  river. 

Relief,  Ke-lef,  ii.  aleviajon  ov  kalamiti,  pan,  er 
8oro;  dat  hwiq  frez  from  pan  or  suro;  sukor; 
asiiituns;  remedi;  mitigajon;  redres; — de  razig  or 
replasif)  nv  a  sentinel;— de  prominens  ov  a  fig- 
yx\T  or  pikiy»ir;  relevo. 

Reliefless,  Ke-lef-les,  a.  destitqt  ov  relef. 

Relier.  Kr-lj-er,  n.  wun  hiD  plascc  relians. 

Relikvable,  Kc-lev-n-bl,  a.  ka|>abl  ov  reli'f. 

Relieve,  Ke-U'v,  r.  t.  lu  tz  pan  or  soro;  tu  sukor 
bj  iuiist:ins;  tu  supurt:  tu  asist;  tu  aleviat;  tu 
ad;  tu  help;  tu  sukor; — tu  afd)rd  rrlef  tu  bj 
supljii)  de  plas,  ac  ov  a  sentinel. — {Law)  tu  re- 
dr^s;  tu  rit  bj  le. 

Reliever,  Ke-lev-er,  n.  wun  h<D  reUvs. 

Relievo.  He-le-vo,  n.  de  ))roiuiDens  er  razig  ov 
a  fijiyvir  in  skuljityqr  or  I'nntig.     Se  {Htlieto.) 

RsLiGUT,  Re-ljt,  !-.  t.  tu  Ijt  ani^. 


Religion,  Re-lij-on,  n.  dqti  tu  God;  de  bond 
hwiq  tjz  man  tu  de  Deiti;  praktikal  pjeti; — a 
sistem  ov  fat  and  wurjip,  az  didtiggwijt  from 
uderz;  az,  "a  vq_  ov  diterent  relijirtiz."       [{JJus. 

Heliuiosary,  Ke-lij-on-a-ri,  a.  relailg  tu  relijon; 

Religioner,  Ke-lij-on-er,*  n.  a  relijonixt. 

Religionism,  Kc-lij-on-iz-m,  n. relijus  fe lig or  zel. 

Keligiomst,  Re-lij-on-ist,  n.  a  devuti  er  bigot 
tu  sum  relijon:  a  relijus  person. 

Religious,  Ke-lij-us,  a.  atentiv  tu  relijon,  er 
|iraktisig  its  di^tiz;  pius;  dev»t;  holi:  reverent; 
strikt;— aradfl  Kaicjliks,  blind  bj  munastik  vsa, 
er  de  vsz  ov  poverti,  qa^titi,  and  obediens. 

Religious,  Rc-lij-us,  n.  wun,  amtig  de  Roman 
Katoliks,  blind  bj  monastik  vsz. 

Religiously,  Ke-lij-us-li,  ad.  in  a  relijus  maner; 
pju?li;  reverentli:  egzaktli.    [stat  ov  beig  relijus. 

Religiousness,  Re-lij-us-nes,   n.   At   kwoliti   or 

Relinquish,  Re-lig-kwiJ,  v.  t.  tu  forsak;  tu 
abandon;  tu  lev  wid  reliiktans,  apljd  tu  tigz; 
tu  dezert:  tu  kwit;  tu  reles;  tu  giv  up;  tu  for- 
go; tu  renisns;  tu  abdikat;  tu  re^jn.       [kwijez. 

Relinquisher,  Ke-li^-kwiJ-er,  n.  wun  hot)  relig- 

Relinquishment,  Re-lig-kwiJ-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov 
rtligkwijig:  abandonment;  reles.   [takl  far  reliks. 

Reliquary,  Rel-i-kwa-ri,  n.  a  kasket  or  resep- 

Relique,  Ha-Iek,  n.  [/>.]  a  relik. 

Reliqui^,  Re-lik-wi-e,  n.  pi.  [/>.]  {Geol.)  fosil 
remanz  ov  substansez  fund  in  diterent  pqrts  ov 
de  glob. 

Relish,  Rel-iJ,  n.  tast;  de  efekt  ov  eni  tig  on  de 
palat;  a  plezig  tast;  flavor:  savor;  zest; — a  smel 
kwontiti  just  perseptibi: — Ijkig;  deljt  in  eni  tig; 
sens;  p'ser  ov  persevig  ekselens;  deljt  givn  bj  eni 
tig. 

Relish,  Rel-iJ,  v.  t.  tu  giv  a  tast  tu;  tu  tast;  tia 
Ijk  de  tast  ov;  tu  yq,z  wid  plejq,r;  tu  enjtjr. 

Relish,  Kel-iJ,  v.  i.  tu  hav  a  plezig  tast:  tu  giv 
plexor;  tu  hav  a  flavor.  [guslabl. 

Relishable,   Rel-iJ-a-bl,  a.    dat  ma   be   relijt; 

Relishing,  Rel-i/-ig,  pp.  a.  givig  a  reli/;  pala- 
tabl:  savori. 

Relive,  Re-liv,  v.  i.  tu  revjv:  tu  liv  anq,. 

Relive,  Re-liv,*  r.  t.  tu  brig  bak  tu  Ijf. 

Reload,  Re-lod,  v.  t.  tu  lod  agen.  [les. 

Relocation,  Rel-o-ka-Jon,  «.  {Law)  renq,al  ov  a 

Relove.  Re-luv,  v.  t.  tu  luv  agen. 

Relucent,  Re-li'i-sent,  a.  troig  bak  Ijt;  Jjnig; 
transparent:  peln,sid. 

Reluct,  Re-liikt,*  v.  i.  tu  strugl  agenst. 

Reluctance,  Re-hik-tans,     j  n.   unwilignes;  re- 

Reluctancy,  Re-liik-tan-si,  i    piignans:  averJoD. 

Reluctant,  Rc-ldk-tant,  a.  strjvig  aeenst;  unwil- 
ig:  avers:  bakword;  lot.  [wid  unwilignes. 

Reluctantly,  Re-liik-tant-li,  ad.  wid  rezistans; 

Reluctate,  Re-liik-tat,*  v.  i.  tu  rezist;  tu  strugl 
agenst:  tu  reliikt.  [wilignes. 

Reluctation,  Rel-uk-ta-Jon,*  n.  repdgnans:  un- 

Relume,  Re-lqin,  r.  t.  tu  Ijt  ani\:  tu  rekindl. 

Relumine.  Re-lii-min,*  v.t.  tuljtani\:tu  rrlqm. 

Rely.  Re-li.  v.  i.  tu  len  upon  wid  konfidens:  tu 
put  trust  in:  tu  rest  or  depend  upon;  tu  konf  jd. 

Remain,  Rc-ratin,  r.  i.  tu  kontinyi],;  tu  endt^r; 
tu  be  left  in  a  partikyi\lar  stat,  er  Tst  ov  a 
grater  number;  tu  sta;  tu  sojurn;  tu  abjd. 

Remain,  Re-man,  v.  t.  tu  awat;  tu  be  left  tu. 

Remain,  Re-man,*  n.  dat  hwiq  iz  left; — a  relik; 
— abod. 

Remainder,  Re-man-dcr,  a.  remanig:  rcfqs:  left. 

Remainder,  Re-man-der,  n.  dat  hwi<;  remanz; 
hwot  iz  left;  remnant;  de  rest:  rei\A\\.—  {Arilh.) 
de  diferens  ov  ta>  kw^ntitiz,  left  after  de  les  is 
subtrakted  from  de  grater. — {Law)  a  remnant 
ov  an  e<<tat,  er  a  fqtyqr  estiit  in  landz,  tene- 
ment's, or  hereditaments,  limited  tu  arji  after 
de  det^rminaJoQ  ov  aoddcr  cstat. 


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Remainder-man,  Re-inan-der-man,w.  {Law)  wun 

entjtld  tu  an  estat,  tu  tak  efekt  after  amider 

estat  iz  dEtermind. 
Remains,  Re-manz,  7i.  pi.  reliks;   de  bodi  ov  a 

desEit  jjerson;  a  korps;  tir)z  left  bi  a  person  d£- 
Remake,  RE-mak,  v.  t.  tu  mak  anq,.  [sESt. 

Remand,  R£-mdnd,  v.  t.  tu  send  bak;  tu  kel  bak. 
Remanence,  Reta-a-nens,  i  7i.  At  akt  or  stat  ov 
REMAXENcy,  Rem-a-nen-si,  i       rEimanig;    a    re- 

mander. 
Remanent,  Rem-a-nent,*  n.  de  remnant. 
Remanent,  Rem-a-nent,*  a.  rEmaniijikontinyq^ii). 
Remark,  Rs-mqrk,  n.  obzervajon;  not;  notis  takn; 

koment;  anotajon;  sugjestyon;  hint. 
Remark,  Rg-mqrk,   v.  t.   tu  not;  tu  obzerv;  tu 

notis;  tu  ekspres  in  wurdz;  tu  mqrk. 
Remark,  Rfi-mqrk,  v.  i.  tu  mak  obzervajon;  tu 

obzerv. 
Remarkable,  RE-mqrk-a-bl,  a.  obzeiTabl;  wurdi 

ov  not;  unkomon;  ektrerdinari;  sii)gii,lar;  notisabl. 
Remarkableness,  Re-mqrk-a-bl-nes,  n.   de  stat 

ov  b£ir)  lEmqrkabl. 
Remarkably,  Ke-mqrk-a-bli,  ad.  obzervabli;  in 

a  remqrkabl  maner.  [obzerver. 

Remarker,  R£-mqrk-er,  n.  wun  has  rEmqrks:  an 
Remarry,  R£-mar-i,  i'.  t.  tu  mari  agen,  er  a  sek- 

ond  tjm. 
Remblai,  Rqm-bla,  n.  [Fr.'\  {EM.)  &t  ert  er  ma- 

tErialz  yq,zd  in  filii)  up  a  trenq. 
Remeaslre,  R£-me3-q,r,  v.t.  tu  megixr  ami. 
Remediable,  R£-mE-di-a-bl,  a.  kapabi  ov  remsdi; 

kqiabi.  [lEvir). 

Remedial,  RE-mE-di-al,  a.  afcardii)  remEdi;  rt- 
Remedially,  R£-m£-di-al-i,  ad.   in  a  rsmEdial 

maner. 
Remediless,  RE-med-i-les,  er  Rem-£-di-les,    a. 

not  admitiij  remEdi:  ireparabl;  inkqrabl. 
Remedilessly,  R£-med-i-les-li,  ad.  wid'st  remEdi. 
Remedilessness,  Rfi-med-i-les-nes,  n.   inki^rabl- 

nes. 
Remedy,  Rem-E-di,  n.  dat  hwiq  proki^rz  a  kr^r  or 

TEkuveri  from  dizEZ  or  uder  £vl:  a  rEstorativ; 

dat  hwiq  k^nterakta  eni  evI;  reparajon;  an  efi- 

kajus  medisin;  a  kn,r. 
Remedy,  Rem-E-di,  v.  t.  tu  kv^r;  tu  h£l;  tu  re- 

p4r  er  rEmc&v  sum  £vl. 
Remelt,  RE-melt,  v.t.  tu  melt  agen. 
Remember,  RE-mem-ber,  r.  t.   tu   b^r  in  mind; 

not  tu  forget;  tu  rekolekt;  tu  kel  tu  mjnd;  txi 

ksp  er  hold  in  mjnd:  tu  prEzerv  from  oblivion; 

tu  menjon:  tu  put  in  mjnd;  tu  rEmjnd. 
Rememberable,  RE-mem-ber-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be 

TEmemberd. 
Rememberably,  RE-mem-ber-a-bli,  ad.  so  az  tu 

bE  rEiuemberd.  [berz. 

Rememberer,  RE-mem-ber-er,  n.  wun  hiD  rEmem- 
Remembrance,  IvE-mem-brans,  n.   &z  akt  ov  te- 

memberiij;  dE  stat  ov  bEiy  rfmemberd;  rEtenJon 

in  memori;  niemori;  rekolekjon;  rsvjval  ov  eni 

jdEQ;  reminisens;  ak'snt  prEzervd;  mEmorial;  p's- 

er  ov  rEinemberig;  a  not  tu  help  memori. 
Remembrancer,  RE-mem-bran-ser,   ji.    wun   dat 

rEmjndz:  h£  er  dat  hwiq  puts  in  mjnd:  a  mEmo- 
rial; a  monyqment;  a  mEmento; — a  rEkerder  er 

ofiser  ov  At  IflgliJ  eksqeker. 
Rememorate,  RE-mem-o-rat,"  v.  t.  tu  rEmember. 
Remem ORATION,  Re-mem-o-ra-Jon,*   n.   rEmem- 

brans.  [mjnd. 

Rememorative,  R£-mem-Q-ra-tiv,  a.    keliij   tu 
Remercy,  RE-mer-si,'-'  v.  t.  tu  tai)k. 
Remiges,  Rem-i-jfz,  n.  pi.  [Z.]    dE  kwil  federz 

ov  d£  wii)z  ov  a  berd.  [rfmAv  bak  ageu. 

Remigrate,  Rem-i-grat,  nr  RE-mj-grat,*  v.  i.  tu 
Remigration,  Rem-i-gra-Jon,*  er  Re-mj-gra-Jon, 

n.  rEmcnval  bak  agen.  [tu  rEmember. 

Remind,  RE-mind,  v.  t.  tu  put  in  mjnd;  tu  koz 


Reminder,  RE-mjnd-er,  n.  wun  hoo  rEmjndz. 

Reminiscence,  Rem-i-nis-ens,     )   n.  rekolekjon; 

Reminiscency,  Rem-i-nis-en-si,  )  rEkuveri  ov 
jdEQz;  memcpri. 

Reminiscent,  Rem-i-nis-ent,  n.  wun  h(ti  kelz  past 
Events  tu  mjnd.  [reminisens. 

Reminisoential,  Rem-i-ni-sen-Jal,  a.  rElatig  tu 

Remiped,  Rem-i-ped,  n.  {£nt.}  wun  ov  an  erder 
ov  kolEopterus  insekts.  [tu  rElES  a  klam. 

Remise,  RE-miz,  v.  t.  {Law)  tu  giv  er  grant  bak; 

Remiss,  RE-mis,  a.  slotful;  k^rles;  neglijent;  in- 
atentiv;  hEdles;  tetles.  [bEifl  rEmisibl. 

Remissibility,  RE-mis-i-bil-i-ti,  w.  d£  kwoliti  ov 

Remissible,  R£-mis-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  bs  forgivn  er 
rEmited. 

Remission,  Rs-miJ-on,  n.  ds  akt  ov  rEmitig:  dat 
hwiq  iz  rEmited;  abatment;  relaksajon;  modera- 
Jon;  sesajon  ov  intensnes;  teIes. — {J/cd.)  abat- 
ment ov  a  disorder,  but  wid  kwik  rEtiirn. 

Remissive,  RE-mis-iv,  a.  forgivig;  yEldii).        [li. 

Remissly,  R£-mis-li,  ati.  kvlesli;neglijentli;slak- 

Remissness,  RE-mis-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  bEii)  rEmis: 
inatenjon;  k^rlesnes;  neglijens;  slaknes. 

Remit,  RE-mit,  v.  t.  tu  frE  from  punijment  er  fjn; 
tu  rElaks;  tu  abat;  tu  forgiv;  tu  pqrdn; — tu 
giv  up;  tu  rEzin;  tu  dEfer;  tu  rEfer; — tu  put 
agen  in  kdstodi; — tu  send  tu  a  distant  plas,  az 
muni. 

Remit,  RE-mit,  v.  i.  tu  slakn;  tu  gro  les  intens; 
tu  abat. — {Med.)  tu  gro  bj  intervalz  les  vjolent. 

Remitment,  R£-mit-ment,  n.  Az  akt  ov  rEmitig; 
rEmiJon.  [mijon. 

Remittal,  RE-mit-al,  n.  At  akt  ov  rEmitig;  te- 

Remittance,  RE-mit-ans,  n.  Az  akt  ov  rEmitig; 
ds  sum  er  muni  rEmited;  eni  tig  sent;  rEmiJon. 

Remittent,  RE-mit-ent,  a.  SEsig,  er  abatig,  fer  a 
tjm. 

Remitter,  RE-mit-er,  ?;.  wun  hiB  rEmits. — {Law) 
Az  restiti]Jon  ov  a  mor  anjent  and  serten  rjt  ov 
pozejon,  tu  a  person  hiD  kumz  intu  pozejon  trctt 
a  dEfekt  ov  tjtl  in  dE  prEvius  pozesor. 

Remittor,  RE-mit-or,  n.  {Law)  wun  hca  maks  a 
rEmitans. 

Remix,  RE-miks,  v.  t.  tu  miks  agen. 

Remnant,  Rem-nant,  n.  rezidq,;  dat  hwiq  iz  left; 
rsmander. 

Remnant,  Rem-nant.  a.  rEmanig;  yet  left. 

Remodel,  Rs-mod-el,  v.  t.  tu  model  anfi. 

Remolten,  IvE-mol-tn,  p.  a.  melted  agen. 

Remonstrance,  RE-mon-strans,  n.  a  strog  repre- 
zentajon,  er  statment  ov  fakts  and  rEznz,  agenst 
sumtig  kompland  ov  er  opdizd;  ekspostyqlajon. 

Remonstrant,  RE-mon-strant,  n.  wun  hoo  jernz  in 
a  rEmonstrans; — a  tjtl  givn  tu  ds  ilrminianz 
from  A^x  rsmonstrans  mad  in  1618. 

Remonstrant,  RE-mon-strant,  a.  eksposty^lato- 
ri:  kontanig  rEznz. 

Remonstrate,  R£-m6n-strat,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  strop 
reprEzentaJon;  tu  Jo  rsznz  agenst  sumtig  kom- 
pland ov;  tu  ekspostyi^lat.  [reprEzentaJon. 

Remonstrate,  Re-mon-strat,  v.  t.  tu  Jo  bj  a  strog 

Remonstration,  Rem-on-stra-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov 
rtmonstratig.  [monstrats. 

Remonstrator,  RE-mon-stra-tor,  n.  wun  hco  re- 

Remoba,  Rem-o-ra,  »i.  [Z.]  an  obstakl; — a  sukig- 
fij;  a  fij  er  se-wurm,  so  keld  bskez  it  woz  sup*- 
Qzd  tu  rEtqrd  dE  pasaj  ov  Jips,  bj  stikig  tu  dem, 

Remord,  RE-mord,*  v.  t.  tu  rEbi^k;  tu  eksjt  tU 

Remord,  RE-merd,*  r.  i.  tu  iz\  rEmers.     [rEmers. 

Remordency,  Re-mor-den-si,  n.   kompugkjon. 

Remorse,  Rs-mers,  n.  Az  pan  ov  gilt;  dg  r£pr6Q 
ov  konjens;  kompugkjon;  penitens; — ^piti. 

Remorsed,  RE-morst,*  a.  struk  wid  rEmers. 

j  Remorseful,  R£-mers-ful,  a.  ful  ov  a  sens  ov 

j      gilt; — ^tender.  [ful  maner. 

I  Remorsefully,  Re-msrs-ful-i,  ad.  iu  a  reman- 


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Keuorseless,  Re-m^rs-les,    a.    unpittig;    knbel: 

miviij.  [more. 

Remokselksslt,   Re-mers-los-li,  ad.    widt«t   re- 
Kemohselessness,  Re-mers-les-nes,   «.   savajnes; 

knix-lti. 
Remote,  Re-in(f)t,  a.  distant  in  plas,  tira,  or  kon- 

ekjiiii;  fqrof;  not  ntr;  not  konektcd;diskonekled: 

fiireii;  nlyen;  not  agreijj;  abstraktcd.  [t'qr  of. 

Remotely,  RE-m6t-li,  ad.  not  nerli;  at  a  distans; 
Remote.vess,  Re-m(5t-nes,  w.  de  stat  ov  beip  re- 

ujijt:  distans.  [mo&vinent. 

Remotio.n,  Ke-mtJ-Jon,*  n.   de  akt  ov  rEmo&vifl; 
Remou.nt,  R8-m'»nt,  ti.  t.  tu  munt  agen. 
Re.movable,  Iie-ini6v-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  remobrd; 

luuaviibl. 
Removal,  Re-mcfiv-al,  n.  At  akt  ov  rEmoovij);  de 

8tHt.  uv  beig  remibvd;  remi>v;  dismijon  from  a 

post  or  of  is. 
Remove,  Ke-mcfiv,  v.  t.  tia  put  from  its  plas;  ta 

tnk  or  put  awa;  tu  plas  at  a  distans. 
Remove,  Re-mobv,  v.  i.  tu  ^anj  plas;  tu   go  tu 

nnuder  plas. 
Remove,  Ile-mctiv,  n.  de  akt  ov  ma>vig;  de  stat 

ov  beig  remiLvd;  remiDval;  qanj  ov  plas;  a  step 

in  de  skal  ov  griidajon;  a  smol  distans; — de  akt 

ov  putig  a  hersez  Jooz  on  diferent  fet; — a  dij  tu 

be  qanjd,  hw^l  de  rest  ov  de  kors  remans. 
Removed,  Re-mt6vd,  ».  a.  rem(f)t. 
Removedsess,  Re-in(»v-ed-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  be- 

ij)  remAvd. 
Remover,  Ke-mifcv-er,  n.  wun  ha>  rem6vz. — {Law) 

de  remoival  ov  a  kez  er  sqt  it  ov  wun  kart  intu 

anudcr. 
Remphan,  R6m-fan,  n.  an  jdol  wurjipt  bj  de  'Iz- 

rnfliu",  hwil  in  de  wildernes. 
Remugient,  Re-mq^-ji-ent,  a.  reb^loig. 
Remuxeeability,    Ke-mq,-ner-a-bil-i-ti,    n.    de 

Slot  ov  beifl  rem\j,nerabl. 
Reml'nerable,  Re-mi^-ncr-a-bl,   a.    dat  ma  be 

remi'iii'Tated. 
Remu.nerate,  Re-mq,-ner-at,  v.  t.  tu  reward  fer 

servis;  tu   repa;  tu   rekwjt;  tu  rekompens:  tu 

kompt'iisat. 
Remuneration,  Re-mq-ner-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

reiui'ineratig;  kompcnsa/on;  satisfakjon;  reword; 

rekwjtal;  rekompens;  repamont. 
Reminerative,  Rc-mi'i-ner-a-tiv,  a.  afordig  re- 

iminenijon  or  reword. 
Remuneratory,  Re-mi'i-ner-a-t«-ri,    a.    afurdio 

rekompens  or  reword. 
Remi'RMur,   Ke-miir-mur,  v.  t.  tu  murmur  ag^n; 

tu  uter  buk  in  murmurz;  tu  repet  in  lo,  hors 

g-sndz. 
Remurmur,  Re-mdr-mur,  v.  i.  tu  murmur  bak 

or  a^en:  tu  eko  a  lo  synd. 
Renal.  Rt'-nal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  ranz  or  kidniz. 
Renaru,  Ren-urd,  n.  de  nam  ov  a  foks  in  fabl. 

Ritn  ols«j  {rei/nard.)     Se  {lieynard.) 
Renascence,  Re-nas-ens,     |  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
Re.nascency,  Rc-nas-en-si,  j       renasent. 
Re.vascent,  Re-nas-ent,  a.    prodi^st  agen;   rjzij) 

agen  intu  beig;  revjvig. 
Renate,  Ite-nat,  a.  bom  ag^n;  revjvd. 
Renavioate,  Re-ndv-i-gat,  r.  i.  tu  sal  er  navi- 

gat  agen. 
Rencounter,  Ren-tsn-ter,  n.  klaj;  kolljon:  per- 
sonal opazijon;  an  unekspekted  or  kaji^al  engaj- 

ment:  a  suden  kombat  er  konflikt. 
Rencounter,  Ron-k-snt-cr,  v.  t.  tu  atak  hand  tu 

hand;  tu  cuk'sntcr. 
Rencounter,  Ren-kisnt-er,  v.  i.  tu  klaj;  t\a  kol- 

id;  tu  f|t. 
Rend,  Rend,  r.  t.  tu  t^r  wid  vjolens;  tu  loserat; 

tu  brak;  tu  ruk. 
Rend,  Rend.  r.  t.  tu  separat;  tu  be  dis^qnitod. 
Render,  Rend-er,  «.  wun  hoD  rcndz:  a  t:^rer. 

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Render,  R6n-der,  r.  t.  tu  retdm;  tu  pa  bak;  tu 

restutr;  tu  giv  bak;  tu  ycld;  tu   afurd;  tu   giv 

U|)6n  demund; — tu  invest  wid  kwolitiz:  tu  mak; 

— tu  reprezent:  tu  egzibit;  tu  trunslat. 
Render,  Ren-der,*  r.  i.  tu  Jo;  tu  giv  an  akint. 
Render,  lien-dcr,  »i.  a  resjtal;  (iHuent. 
Renuerable,  Rcn-der-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  renderd. 
Renderer,   Ren-der-er,   n.   wun   hd)  renders  er 

rettirnz. 
Rendering,  Ren-der-ig,  ii.  de  akt  ov  givig  nper 

rctiimig. — {Arch.y  de  ferst  kot  ov  plusierig  on 

wolz. 
Rendezvous,  Ren-de-vo),  er   Ren-de-vAz,    n.    a 

metig  aparnted;  a  plas  ov  metig  or  rezert,  purtik- 

yularli  for  taDps.  [aiKfnted. 

Rendezvous,  Ren-de-vo),  v.  i.  tu  met  at  a  plas 
Rendezvous,  Ren-de-vo),  v.  t.  tu   brig   tugeder 

tu  u  plas  apernted. 
Rendible,  Rend-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  rent; — dat  ma 

be  ri-'uderd,  translated,  yelded,  or  resturd. 
Rendition,  Ren-diJ-on,  n.  a  sureudcrig;  de  akt 

ov  yeldig. 
Renegade,  Ren-e-gad,  n.  an  ap6stat;  a  vagabond; 

a  revolter;  a  renegado. 
Renegado,  Ren-e-ga-do,  ii.  an  apostat  from  de 

fat;  a   revolter   tu    de    enemi;  a   vagabond;  a 

renegad.  [ren'sns. 

Renege,  Re-neg,  er  Re-nej,*  v.  t.  tu  dison;  tu 
Renege,  Re-neg,*  v.  i.  tu  denj. 
Renerve,  Re-nerv,  i'.  t.  tu  nerv  er  stregten  anq,. 
Renew,  Re-nq,,  v.  t.  tu  renovat;  tu  begin  agen; 

tu  repet;  tu  mak  nq:  tu  transform  tu  nq,ljf. 
Renew,  Re-nq,  i'.  t.  tu  gro  afrej;  tu  begin  ag^n. 
Renewability,  Re-nq-a-bil-i-ti,    »i.    de   kwoliti 

ov  beig  renqabl. 
Renewable,  Re-nq-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  renii,d. 
Renewal,  Re-nq-al,  »i.  de  akt  ov  renqig;  reno- 

vajon. 
Renewed,  Re-nqd,  p.  a.  formd  anq;  renovated. 
Renewedly,  Re-nq-ed-li,  ad.   anq;  agen;  wuns 

mor.     Q  wurd  ofn  yqzd    bj  Amerikan  prtqerz, 

but  not  suported  bj  gud  IggliJ  yqs. 
Renewedsess,  Re-nq-ed-nes,  /i.  de  stat  ov  beig 

mad  anq. 
Resewer,  Rc-nq-er,  n.  wun  hcD  renqz. 
Renewing,  Re-nq-ig,  /*/'.  a.  makig  nq:  restorig 

tu  Q  former  stat.  [nil. 

Reniform,  Ren-i-ferm,  a.  bavin  de  form  ov  kid- 
Renitence,  Re-nj-tens,  (  n.  at  rezistans  hwiq 
Renitency,  lie-nj-ten-si,  J       solid  bodiz  o|hjz  tu 

eni  fors  dat  iz  egzerted  up6n   dem;    rezistaos: 

o{HaziJon. 
Renitent,  Re-nj-tent,   a.   aktig    agenst  eni   im- 

puls  bj  elastik  p'ser. 
Rennet,  Ren-et,  n.  de  prep^rd  iner  membran  ov 

a  kqfs  slumnk,  yqzd  fer  turnig  milk  tu  kurdz 

and  bwa;— ritn  olso  {runmt.)     Se  {liunntt.) 

Rennet,  Ren-et,  \        „  i.„j  „„  „  . 

„  '        n  ■      L  •     I   n.  a  kind  ov  apl. 

Renneting,  Ren-et-ig,  J  *  "^ 

Renounce,  Re-n'sns.  v.  t.  tu  dis(f)n;  tu  abnegat: 
tu  disklam:  tu  giv  up,  az  a  rjt  or  klam;  tu 
abandon;  tu  forsak;  tu  abdikat;  tu  religkwij: 
tu  rczjn;  tu  kwit  upon  ot. 

Renounce.  Re-n-sns,  v.  i.  {At  ixtrde)  not  tu  folo 
de  sqt  led,  do  de  placr  has  wun  ov  de  sqt  in 
hiz  hand.  [kqrdz. 

Renounce,  Re-n-sns,  n.  de   akt  ov  ren'snsig   ai 

Renouncement,  Re-n^ns-ment,*  n.  de  akt  ov 
ren'sn^ig;  rtiiuusiajou. 

Rexouncer,  Re-n-siis-cr,  n.  wun  hO)  rrmsnscz. 
disonz,  or  drnjz.  [n(>i«tlJisi. 

Renouncing.  Re-n^ns-ig,  ».   de  akt  ov  disoniy: 

Renovate,  Ren-o-vat.  r.  t.  tu  mak  nq:  tu  rtnq: 
tu  rtstiJr  tu  df  ferst  stat. 

Renovation.  Ron-o-va-Jon,  ».  de  akt  ov  reow- 
vntig;  dr  stat  uv  brig  retiwvated;  rrr.qni. 


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Renovatoe,  Ren-o-va-tor,  n.  wun  ho)  reno- 
vats. 

Renown,  Re-n-sn,  n.  fam;  selebriti;  grat  repyn- 
tajon;  notorjeti;  hj  onor;  grat  eminens. 

Renown,  Rs-n-jn,  v.  t.  tu  mak  famus;  tia  sele- 
brat. 

Renowned,  Rs-n-snd,  a.  famus;  selebrated;  emi- 
nent; hjli  distiijgwijt.  [wid  fam. 

Renownedly,  Re-n-sn-ed-li,    ad.    wid   selebriti; 

Renowner,  Re-iTsn-er,  n.  wun  hct)  givz  rsn-sn. 

Renownless,  RE-n-sn-les,  a.  inglcarius;  widiit 
ren^n.  [ated.     Se  {Rend.} 

Rent,  Rent,  i.  and  p.    from  Jiend;    torn;    hiser- 

Rent,  Rent,*  v.  t.  tu  tjir;  tia  laserat;  tu  rend;— 
rend  iz  &.t  ward  in  modern  yi\,s.     Se  {Eeiid.) 

Rent,  Rent,*   v.  «.    tu    bluster;    tu   rant.      Se 

Rent,  Rent,  n.   revenq,;   anyiial  pament;   a   sum 

pad  for  eni  tig  held  ov  andder;— a  brak;  a  las- 

erajon. 
Rent,  Rent,  v.  t.  tu  hold  bj  paiij  rent;  tu  tak  bj 

les;  tu  let  tu  a  tenant;  tu  les. 
Rentable,  Rent-a-bl,J  a.  dat  ma  be  rented. 
Rentage,  Rent-aj,  n.  rent. 
Rental,  Rent-al,  n.  a  skedyq,l  er  ak:snt  ov  rents; 

a  rent-rol;  agregat  ov  rents. 
Rent-aerear,  Rent-a-rer,  n.  unpad  rent. 
Rent-charge,  Rent-qqrj,  n.  a  (jqrj  on  an  estui. 
Rent-day,  Rent-da,  n.  de  da  for  paiij  rent. 
Renter,  Rent-er,  n.  wun  hoa  rents,  er  holdz   bj 

pail)  rent. 
Rent-roll,  Rent-rol,  n.  a  list  er  skedyq,!  ov  rents 

er  rev£nx],z;  a  rental. 
Renumerate,  Re-nij^-mer-at,  v.  t.  tu  rek-snt. 
Renunciation,  Rg-nun-si-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  re- 

n'snsiij;  abnegajon;  rekantajon;  abJn,raJon. 
Ren  VERSE,  Ren- vers,  a.  {Her.}  revers;  havig   de 

hed  disnwardz. 
Reobtain,  Re-ob-tan,  v.  t,  tu  obtan  ag^n. 
Reobtainable,  Rs-ob-tan-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  ob- 

tand  agen. 
Reoccupy,  Re-ok-yq-pj,  t.  t.  tu  okyqpj  am],. 
Reopen,  Re-o-pn,  v.  t.  tu  opn  agen. 
Reoppose,  Re-op-Qz,  v.  t.  tu  opoz  agen. 
Reordain,  Re-er-dan,  v.  t.  tu  ordan  agen. 
Reorder,  Re-er-der,  v.  t.  tu  eider  agen. 
Reordination,  Re-er-di-na-Jon,  n.  a    sekond  er 

repeted  erdinajon.  [erganizajon. 

Reorganization,  Re-or-gan-i-za-Jon,    n.    a   nq, 
Reorganize,  Re-er-gan-jz,  v.  t.  tu  erganjz  ani],. 
Repacify,  Re-pas-i-f  j,  v.  t.  tu  pasif  j  agen. 
Repack,  Re-pak,  v.  t.  tu  pak  agen. 
Repaid,  Re -pad,  i.  and  jy.  from  Eejia;  pad  anij,. 

Se  {Jiepay.y 
Repaint,  Re -pant,  v.  t.  tu  pant  ani^. 
Repair,  Ue-p4r,  v.  t.  tu   restor  after   injviri  er 

dilapidajon;  tu  amend  bj  an  ekwivalent;  tu  fil 

up  anii;  tu  retrev. 
Repair,  RE-p4r,  n.  reparajon;  stat  ov  beiij  rep4rd; 

suplj  ov  los;  restorajon  after  dilapidajon. 
Repair,  RE-p4r,  v.  i.  tu  go  tu;  tu  betak  wunz 

self. 
Repairable,  R£-p4r-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  r£p4rd. 
Repairer,  Re-p4r-cr,  n.  wun  hcD  r£p4rz. 
Repand,  Re-pand,   a.    {But.)    havii)    de   mqrjin 

undulated  and  unekwali  dilated. 
Repandous,  Re-pand-us,  n.  bent  upwardz,  or  bak. 

— {Ildf.)  havii)  a  sinqus  mqrjin;  repand. 
Reparable,  Rep-a-ra-bl,  a.  dat  ma   be   r£p4rd; 

retrevabl.  [en 

Repaeably,  Rep-a-ra-bli,  ad.  in  a  reparabl  man- 
Reparation,  Rep-a-ra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  rep^riij; 

de   stat  ov  beir)   rEp4,rd;  instorajon;  rekompens 

far  inji^ri;  aniendz;  remqnerajon. 
Reparative,    Re-par-a-tiv,    n.    hwot^ver    inaks 

amendz  er  reparajuu. 


Reparative,  Re-par-a-tiv,    a,    amendig   defekt, 

los,  er  inji^ri. 
Repartee,  Rep-ar-te,  7i.  a   smqrt  replj;    a   witi 

retert  tu  a  jokos  obzervajon. 
Repartee,  Rep-ar-te,  v.  t.  tia  mak  smqrt  repljz; 

tu  retort.  [smeler  pqrts. 

Repartition,  Re-par-tiJ-on,   n.   a   divii?on  intu 
Repass,  Re-pds,    v.   t.    tu   pets  agen;  tu  pas  er 

travel  bak. 
Repass,  RE-pds,  v.  i.  tu  go  bak  in  a  rod. 
Repassage,  RE-pas-aj,  n.  de  akt  ov  pasig  anq,. 
Repast,  Re -past,  n.  a  mel;  &z  akt  ov  takig  food; 

feud;  a  fest. 
Repast,  Re-pdst,*  v.  t.  tu  fed;  tu  fest. 
Repast,  Re-pdst,  v.  i.  tu  tak  find;  tu  fest. 
Repastl'RE,  Re-pdst-yq,r,*  n.  entertanment. 
Repay,  Re-pa,  v.  t.  tu  pa  bak  in  return,  in  re- 

kwjtal,  or  in  revenj;  tu  rekompens;  tu  rekwjt 

gud  or  il;  tu  reimbiirs;  tu  return. 
Repay,  Re-pa,  v.  t.  tu  pa  agen,  er  a  sekond  tjm. 
Repayable,  Re-pa-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  repad. 
Repayment,  Rs-pa-ment,  n.   de   akt  ov  repair); 

de  til)  repfid. 
Repeal,  Re-]ie1,  v.  t.  tu  revers  bj  etoriti;  tu  andl; 

tia  kol  bak  legali;  tu  abrogat;  tu  revok. 
Repeal,  Re-pt'l,  n.  de  akt  ov  repelit);  abrogajon 

ov  a  le;  rekol;  revokajon;  abrogajon. 
Repealable,  Re-pel-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  repeld. 
Repealer,  Re-pel-er,  n.  wun  hcDrepelz  er  revoks; 

—an  advokat  for  de  rspel  ov  de  yqnyon  ov  fe- 

land  wid  Iggland. 
Repeat,  Re-pet,  v.  t.  tu  iterat;  tu  dcD,  perferm, 

or   spek   agen;    tu  rekapityi^lat;   tU  resjt;    tu 

reh^rs. 
Repeat,  Re-pet,  «.  a  ropetijon. — (Mas.)  a  mqrk 

er  karakter  denotii)  de  repetijon  ov  de  pqrt  hwiq 

it  b-sndz.  [iterated. 

Repeated,  R8-p£t-ed,p.  a.  spokn  agen;  dun  agen; 
Repeatedly',  Re-pet-ed-li,   ud.  over  and  over; 

nior  dan  wuns. 
Repeater,  Re-pet-er,  n.  h«  er  dat  bwiq  repets; — 

a  woy   dat  strjks   de    ■»r,  on   de   presig  ov  a 

sprii). 
Repel,  Re-pel,  v.  t.  tu  drjv  bak;  tu  repuls;  tu 

rezist;    tu  drjv  awa. 
Repel,  Re-pel,  v.  i.  tu  akt  wid  fors  kontrari  tu 

fors   imprest:    tu   mak   rezistans. — {Med.}    tu 

akt  wid  repelii)  puer,  bj  prevenlii)  a  ti^mor,  &s. 
Repellent,  Re-pel-ent,  n.  {Med.}  an   aplikajon 

tu  dE  surfas  ov  de  bodi,  dezjnd  tu  kez  a  disor- 
der tu  retret  inwardz. 
Repellent,  He-pel-ent,  a.  haviij  p-ser  tu  repel. 
Repeller,  Re-pel-er,  n.  wun  hco  repelz. 
Repent,  Re-pent,  i'.  i.   tu   fel   pan   er   soro   on 

ak'snt  ov  sumtii)  wun  haz  dun  or  left  undun;  tu 

be  penitent:  tu  be  sori;  tu  hav  suq  soro  for  sin 

az  prQdq,sez  amendment  ov  Ijf;    tu  qanj  wunz 

kors. 
Repent,  Re-pent,  «.  t.    tu  remember  wid   soro. 

[It  woz  formerli  yi^zd  wid  de  resiprokal  pronisn; 

az,  tu  ri:it'/it  wunz  self.] 
Repent,  Re -pent.  a.  {Zoul.}  krepig;  mcovig   wid 

dr.  bodi  klos  tu  de  gi-snd. 
Repentance,  Re-peut-ans,  n.  de  akt  ov  repentig; 

soro   for  sumtig    dun   er  left  undun;  soro  fer 

sin,  suq   az    prodi\sez   nii,nes  ov   Ijf;    penitens; 

kontrijon.  [tent. 

Repentant,  Re-pent-ant,  a.  sorof  lal  fer  sin;  peni- 
Repentant,  Re-pent-ant,  n.  wun  ha>  repents;  a 

penitent. 
Repknter,  Rf-pent-er,  n.  wun  ha>  repents. 
Repenting,  Rs-pent-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  rspentans. 
Repentingly,  Re-pent-ig-li,  ad.  wid  repentans. 
Ii'ei'kople,  Ive-pe-pl,  v.  t.  tu  stok  wid  pepl  ani\,. 
Kepeopling,   Re-pe-plig,    n.    de   akt  ov   peplig 

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RKPERcrBS,  Ile-per-ku.s,*  v.  i.  tu  bet  or  dqv  bak. 
RKPtiicuasioN,  Ke-pur-kiiJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  drjv- 

i;i  l)ik:  rebiiid. 
RtPKBCUSSiVE,  Re-per-kiis-iv,  a.  drjvijj  bak;  re- 

pelcrit;   rtbisndin. 
Rkpkrcussive,  Re-per-kiis-iv,*  n.  a  reijelent. 
RtPKUToay,  Kep-er-ta-ri,  ;».  a  tr63ii,ri:  a  maga- 

■leii:  n  repojituri. 
Repetknu,  Rop-E-tdnd,  n.  {Arith.}  dat   pqrt  ov 

u  .siirkulutig  desimal    hwiq   iz   kontinyij^ali   re- 

peted. 
Repetition,  Rep-e-tiJ-on,  «.  de   akt  ov  repetifl; 

de  utat  ov  beig  repeted;  tot^loji;  iterajon;  re- 

sjtAl.  —  {Law}  a  rekuvcri,  or  a  demdDdig  bak 

af^en. 
Repktitional.  Rep-e-tiJ-on-al,        j    a.  kontanig 
REPETiTiONARy,  Rep-e-tiJ-on-a-ri,  i       repetijon. 
Repetitious,  Rep-e-tiJ-as,  a.  kontanig  repetijon; 

repetijonal. 
Repetitive,  Rep-e-ti-tiv,  a.  kontanig  rcpetijonz; 

re  pet  if) ;    repeti/onat. 
Repetitor,  Rep-e-tj-tor,  n.  a  prjvat  teqer  in  a 

Jt-riuan  yi\,niver3iti. 
Repine,  Re-pin,  v.  i.  tu  murmur;  tu   komplan; 

tu  tret;  tu.  be  diskontented;  tu  onvi. 
Repiner,  Re-pjn-er,  n.  wun  hO)  repjnz  or  mur- 

murz.  [kc.mplanig. 

Repining.  Re-pjn-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  muruiurig  or 
Repiningly,    lie-pjn-ig-li,    ad.    wid    komplant: 

wid  luurmurig. 
Replace,  Re-plas,  v.  t.  tu  put  agen  in  a  plas;  tu 

put  in  a  nil  P^^*- — '■'^  P*^'  andder  in  de  plas  ov 

dat  takn  awa;  tu  sabstitut; — tu  plas  ani'^. 
Replacement,  Re-plas-ment,  n.   de  akt  ov  re- 

plaMg. 
Replacing,  Rc-plas-ig,  k.  de  akt  ov  rcplasig  or 

l)la.Mg    ani'i. 
Rkplait,  Re-plat,  r.  t.  tu  plat  ani'i;  tu  ad  an- 

lider  fuld. 
Replant,  Re-plant,  v.  t.  tu  plant  ani'j,. 
Replantable,  Re-plant-a-bl,  a.  dat   ma  be   re- 
planted, [plantig  agen. 
Replantation,    Re-plan-ta-Jon,    n.    de    akt  ov 
Replead,  Re-pled,  v.  i.  tu  pled  a  sckond  tjm. 
Repleader,    Rc-pled-er,    n.    {Law}    a    sekond 

phdiij.  [fil. 

Replenish,  Re-plen-iJ,  f.  t.  tu  suplj;  tu  stok:  tu 
Replenisiier,  Re-plen-iJ-er,  m.  wun  hio  replen- 

ijez.  [rcplenijig. 

Replenishment,  Re-pl^n-iJ-ment,  n.  de   akt  ov 
Replete,  Re-plet,  a.  f ul;  kompletli  fild;  kwjt  f ul. 
Rkplkteness,  lif-plet-nes,  h.  fulnes;  replejon. 
Repletion,  Re-ple-Jon,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  tO)  ful; 

t'l.ilm;.-'. 
Repletive,  Re-ple-tiv,  a.  rcplenijig;  filig. 
Repletively,  Re-ple-tiv-li,  ad.  so  az  tu  be  fild. 
Repleviablk,  lie-plev-i-a-bl,  a.  dat   ma   be   re- 

plflvid;  balabl. 
Replevin,  Rc-plev-in,  n.  {Law)  an  akjon  ov  tort, 

ill  hwiq  de  plantif  seks  de  rekuvcri  ov  gudz 

ile^ali  distrand;  a  rit  b{  hviiq  a  distres  iz  re- 

pl^vid. 
Replevin,  Re-pl6v-in,  v.  t.  sam  az  repli-ri.     [iahl. 
RtPLEViSABLK,  Re-plev-is-a-bl,' a.  >umaz /f/*^*-)-- 
Replevv,  Re-plev-i,  v.  t.  {Lair)  tu  tak  bak,  bj 

rit.  tij)z  distrand  or  ilegali  sezd. 
Replevy,  lie-plev-i,  «.  {Law)  replevin.    Se  {Re- 

/■/.riu.y 
Replicant,  R^p-li-kant,  n.  wun  ho*  maVs  a  rtplj. 
Replicate,  li^p-li-kat,  a.  folded  bak;  replikated. 
Replicate,  l{^p-li-kat,  n.  {Mug.)  a  repetijon. 
Replicated,  R^p-li-kat-ed,  a.  folded  bak. 
Replication,   Rep-Ii-ka-Jon,*  «..    a  replj;  anser. 

{Law)    de  terd  staj  in  de  pledigr  in  an  akJon; 

de  plantifs  anser  tu  de  defendants  pie. 
Reflier,  Re-plj-er,  n.  wua  hiD  repljz. 


Reply,  Re-plj,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  retdrn  tu  an  anser; 

tu  respiSnd:  tu  anser. 

Reply,  Re-plj,  o.  t.  tu  retdrn  for  an  anser. 

Reply,  Re-plj,  n.  dat  hwi(j  iz  sed  in  return  tu  an 
anser  or  remonstrans;  retdrn  tu  an  anser;  a  re- 
jffnder. 

Repolish,  Re-p61-iJ,  «.  t.  tu  polij  ag6n. 

Report,  Re-ixSrt,  v.  t.  tu  nerz  bj  p6pyii_lar  nnmor; 
tu  relat;  tu  giv  an  ak'snt  ov;  tu  retdrn. 

Report,  Re-p(irt,  u.  rJimor;  popyi^lar  fain;  repq,t; 
hersa;^s5nd;  iTfd  n»z;  reperkujon; — an  ak'snt 
ov  de  operajonz,  prosedigz,  or  kondijon  ov  eni 
in8titi]Jon  or  mater;  an  ak'snt  ov  a  lo  kaa;  a 
stfltmt^nt  mad  bj  a  komite  or  publik  ofiser. 

Reporter,  Re-port-er,  n.  wun  hdi  reports. — 
{Lwr)  wun  ha>  reports  de  prosedigz  ov  korta  or 
publik  bodiz.  [komou  fam. 

Reportingly,   Re-p6rt-ig-li,   ad.   bj    rep6rt    or 

Reposal,  Re-p6z-al,  n.  de  akt  ov  repozig;  sup6rt; 
repoz. 

Repose,  Re-pcSz,  v.  t.  tu  la  tu  rest;  tu  plas,  az 
in  konfidens  or  trust;  tu  loj;  tu  la  up. 

Repose,  Re-poz,  v.  i.  tu  slep;  tu  be  at  rest  or  ez; 
tu  rest;  tu  reklin. 

Repose,  Re-poz,  n.  slep;  rest;  kwjet;  ez;  koz  ov 
rest; — in  a  piktyi],r,  dat  kjnd  ov  hqrmoni  hwen 
uutig  iz  -St  ov  kepig  eder  in  de  Jad,  Ijt,  or  kul- 
orii).  [at  rest. 

Reposedness,  RE-p(f)z-ed-no3,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

Reposit,  Re-poz-it,  v.  t.  tu  la  up;  tu  loj,  az  in  a 
plas  ov  safti;  tu  depozit. 

Reposition,  Re-po-ziJ-on,*».  dcakt  ov  repozitig; 
de  akt  ov  rcplasig. 

Repository,  Re-p6z-i-to-ri,  n.  a  plas  hw^r  eni 
tig  iz  safli  lad  up;  a  depozitori. 

Repossess,  Re-poz-es,  r.  t.  tu  pozes  agen. 

Repossession,  Re-poz-eJ-on,  n.  a  nil  pozejon. 

Repour,  Re-po'jr.  v.  t.  tu  par  anii,. 

ICepuehend,  Rep-re-hend,  /'.  t.  tu  reprcJ&v;  tu 
qjj;  tu  blam:  tu  senJn,r:  tu  qqrj  wid,  az  a  folt. 

Reprehender,  Rcp-re-hend-er,  ii.  wun  ha>  rcpre- 
hendz:  a  senjqrer. 

Reprehensible,  Rep-rc-hen-si-bl,  a.  dczervifl 
repre  lien  Jon;  blainabl;  kulpabl:  senj^rabl. 

Reprehensibleness,  Rcp-re-hen-si-bl-nes,  n. 
bluin:ibli)es:  kdl|iablnes.  [kulpabli. 

Reprehensibly,  Rep-re-hen-.si-bli,  arf.  blamabli; 

Reprehension,  Rep-re-hen-Jon,  ».  de  akt  ov 
ropreheiidig:  repnof;  senJn,r;  blam. 

Reprehknsive,  Rep-re-hen-siv,  a.  kontanig  re- 
prd>f:  reprebensori.  [relienjon. 

Reprehensively,  Rcp-re-ben-siv-li,  ad.  wid  rep- 

Reprehensory,  Rep-re-hen-SQ-rl,  a.  kontanig 
repribf. 

Represent,  Rep-re-zent,  v.  t.  tu  egzibit;  tu  de- 
skrjb;  tu  Jo  in  eni  partikyn,lar  karaktar; — tu 
personal;  az,  "clc  pqrliment,  i)r  koggros,  re  're- 
sents de  pepl;" — tu  egzibit;  tu  Jo  dramatikali; 
az,  "He  trajedi  woz  rejoTzenied  veri  skilfuli:" — 
tu  fil  de  plas  ov  andcter,  or  ov  udcr?;  tu  akt 
az  a  substitiit  for  uderz,  or  for  konstitynonts,  in 
konddktig  publik  af^rz  or  guvernment. 

Representable,  Rep-re-zent-a-bl,  a.  dai  nia  be 
r>!pre7.i'iiled.  [Jon:  likiies. 

Representance,  Rep-re-zent-ans,* n.  reprez-'uta- 

Representant,  Rep-re-zent-ant,*  a.  reprezentig; 
havig  vikarius  p-ser.  [tiv. 

Representant,  Rep-rc-zent-ant,  n.  a  reprezenta- 

Representation,  Rep-re-zen-ta-Jon,  ;/.  de  akt 
ov  reprezentig;  de  stat  ov  bcig  reprezeiited:  dat 
hwiq  reprezents;  a  bodi  ov  rcprezentaiivz: — a 
deskripjon;  imaj;  Ijknes; — deklarajon;  publik 
eksibijon. 

Representative,  Rep-rc-zent-a-fiv,  a.  afordig 
reprezentajon;  egzibitig  a  similitiid;  aktig  for 
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Repeesentative,  Rep-re-zent-a-tiv,  n.  he  er  dat 
hwiq  reprgzents,  er  egzibits  a  Ijknes;  a  substiti^t: 
wun  etorjzd  tu  akt  for  uderz:  a  depyv],ti;  an 
glekteJ  member  ov  a  lejislativ  boJi. 

Repeesentatively,  Rep-rg-zent-a-tiv-li,  ad.  bi 
reprezentajon;  vikariusli. 

Representee,  Rep-re-zent-er,  n.  wun  hiD  reprg- 
zents: a  reprgzentativ.  [rgzentajon. 

Repeesentment,  Rep-rg-zent-ment,  n.  imaj;  rep- 

Repeess,  Rg-pres,  v.  t.  tu  kruj;  tia  put  d'sn;  tu 
subdq,;  tu  rgstran;  tia  supres. 

Repeessee,  Re-pres-er,  n.  wun  hoo  rgpresez. 

Repeession,  Rg-preJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  rgpresii). 

Repeessive,  Rg-pres-iv,  ad.  havii)  p'ser  tia  rgpres; 
rgpresii).  [maner. 

Repeessivelt,   Rg-pres-iv-li,   ad.    in  a  rgpresiv 

Repeieve,  Rg-prev,  v.  t.  tu  respit  after  sentens 
ov  det;  tu  giv  a  rgprev  er  respit. 

Repeieve,  Rg-prev,  n.  dg  suspenjon  ov  dg  eksg- 
ki^Jon  ov  a  sentens  fer  a  serten  tjm;  a  respit  af- 
ter sentens  ov  det. 

Repeimand,  Rep-ri-mdnd,  v.  t.  tu  qid;  tu  qek; 
tu  reprehend;  tu  reprcbv;  tu  rgbi^k;  tu  senjxxr. 

Repeimand,  Rep-ri-mand,  n.  reprtbf ;  reprghenjon; 
sen|q,r;  rgbi^k; — a  senJur  hwiq  a  publik  ofiser 
pron'snsez  agenst  an  ofender. 

Repeint,  Re-print,  v.  t.  tu  print  agen;  tu  renij, 
de  imprejon  ov.  [on, 

Repeint,  Re-print,  n.  a  reimprejon;  a  nq,  imprej- 

Repeisal,  Re-prj-zal,  n.  sumtii)  sezd  er  duu  bj 
wa  ov  retaliajon  ov  roi)  er  inju^ri. 

Repeise,  Re-prjz,  n.  dg  akt  ov  takig  sumtii)  in 
rgtaliajon  ov  injq,ri;  rgprjzal. — {Law}  pi.  dg- 
dukjonz  er  paments  ■st  ov  ae  valyq,  ov  laudz,  az 
rent-qqrjez  er  anq,itiz. 

Repeize,  Re-prjz,  v.  t.  tu  prjz  anq,. 

Repeoach,  Re-pr(f)q,  v.  t.  tu  senJn,r  in  oprobrius 
termz:  tu  qqrj  wid  a  felt  in  sever  lapgwaj;  tu 
upbrad;  tu  blam;  tu  reprif)V;  tu  kondem. 

Repeoach,  Re-prog,  n.  senJur;  infami;  Jam;  re- 
prcbf;  abii,s;  oprobrium.  [prtaq. 

Reproachable,  Rg-proq-a-bl,   a.   wurdi   ov  re- 

Reproachee,  Rg-proq-er,  n.  wun  hco  rgproqez. 

Repeoachful,  Rg-proq-ful,  a.  skurilus;  oprobri- 
us: insolent;  insdltii);  abq,siv;  Jamful;  vjl. 

Repeoachfully,  Rg-pr(5q-£ul-i,  ad.  oprobriusli; 
skiirilusli;  Jamfuli. 

Uepeoachfulness,  Re-proq-ful-nes,  ji.  dg  kwol- 
iti  uv  bgii)  rgproqful. 

Repbobate,  Rep-ro-bat,  a.  lost  tu  vertjq,;  lost  tu 
gras;  abandond;  vijiated;  profligat;  korupt;  de- 
pravd;  rgjekted  az  bas. 

Reprobate,  Rep-ro-bat,  n.  wun  lost  tu  vertyq,; 
an  abandond  reg. 

Reprobate,  Rep-ro-bat,  ■!'.  <.  tu  disalx;  tu  rejekt; 
tia  kondem;  tu  senj^r;  tu  abandon  tu  riBin  er 
dgstrukjon. 

Repeobatee,  Rep-ro-bat-er,  n.  wun  hdo  reprobats. 

Reprobation,  Rep-ro-ba-Jon,  a.  dg  akt  ov  rep- 
robatii);  dg  stat  ov  bgii)  reprobated;  kondemna- 
Jon; — dg  akt  ov  abandoniij,  er  dg  stat  ov  beii) 
abandond,  tu  eternal  dgstrukjon; — opozd  tu 
elekf-'H.  [holdz  tu  reprobajon. 

Repeobationee,   Rep-ro-ba-Jon-er,    n.    wun    ho) 

Reprobative,  Rep-ro-ba-tiv,     (    a.  kondemii)  in 

Repeobatoey,  R6p-ro-ba-to-ri,j  strog  termz; 
kriminatori.  [ani^. 

Reproduce,  Rg-pra-dixs,  v.  t.  tu  prodi],s  agen  or 

Repeoducee,  Rg-pro-dq,s-er,  n.  wun  hoo  prodi]^sez 
am'],.  [prodixsii)  anq. 

Repeoduction,   Rg-pro-diik-Jon,    n.    de   akt  ov 

Reproductoey,  Re-pro-diik-to-ri,  a.  prodti,sii) 
ami. 

Repeomulgation,  Re-prom-ul-ga-Jon,n.  asekond 
promulgajon.  [Jon;  rgbi\,k. 

Reproof,  Rg-prcf)f,  ji.  blam  tu  de  fas;  reprghen- 


Repeovable,  Rg-pr(jE)V-a-bl,  a.  dgzervig  ov  rgprcfif; 
blamabl.  [bgii)  reprcDvabl. 

Repeovableness,  Rg-pr(f)V-a-bl-ne3, 71.  dg  stat  ov 

Repeoval,  Re-prdbv-al,  n.  dg  akt  ov  rgprcDvig; 
repnfjf. 

Repeove,  Rg-pr(Jt)V,  v.  t.  tu  blam;  tu  senjq,r;  tu 
qqrj  tu  de  fas  wid  a  felt;  tu  qek;  tu  qjd;  tu 
reprehend;  tu  reprimand;  tu  reb4k. 

Repeovee,  Rg-prcbv-er,  n.  wun  hot)  rgprif»vz. 

Repeune,  Rg-pr(f)n,  v.  t.  tu  prcon  a  sekond  tjm. 

Reptation,  Rep-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  ma>vii)  er 
krepig,  az  serpents. 

Reptile,  Rep-til,  n.  an  animal  dat  kreps  upon 
dg  griind,  ma)vii)  on  its  beli  er  wid  Jert  fgt,  az  a 
serpent,  a  terterz,  era  tod; — a  men,  grovelig  req, 

REPTILE,  Rep-til,  a.  krgpig  on  de  grsnd  er  on 
meni  fgt.  [reptil. 

Reptilian,   Rep-til-i-an,    a.    relatii)    tu  reptilz; 

Republican,  Re-pdb-li-kan,  a.  relatig  tu  a  re- 
pdblik;  konfer.md  tu  a  rgpdblik. 

Republican,  Re-pdb-li-kan,  n.  wun  hoo  favorz  a 
republikan  guvernment;  a  sitizen  ov  a  rgpdblik. 

Republicanism,  Rg-pdb-li-kan-iz-m,  n.  ataqment 
tu  a  republikan  ferm  ov  guvernment;  republi- 
kan prinsiplz.  [republikan. 

Republicanize,  Re-pdb-li-kan-jz,  v.  t.  tu  render 

Republic,  Re-pdb-lik,  71.  dat  ferm  ov  guvernment 
in  hwiq  de  sn,prgm  piser  iz  vested  in  dg  pepl,  er 
in  reprezentativz  elekted  bj  de  pepl;  a  komon- 
welt. 

Republication,  Re-pub-li-ka-Jon,  n.  a  reimprejon 
ov  a  printed  wurk.    {Law}  a  sekond  publikajon. 

Republish,  Re-pdb-liJ,  v.  t.  tu  publij  ani|. 

Republishee,  Re-pdb-liJ-er,  n.  wun  hoo  repdblijez. 

Repudiate,  Rg-pii,-di-at,  v.  t.  tu  divors;  tu  re- 
jekt; tu  put  awa;  tu  dis6n  er  refi^z  tu  pa,  az 
a  det. 

Repudiation,  Re-pn-di-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  rg- 
p^diatii):  divors;  rejekjon;  disavsal  er  refv^zal 
tu  pa  a  det.  [ats. 

Repudiatoe,  Rg-pi\-di-a-tor,  n.  wun  hot)  rgpn,di- 

Repugn,  Ke-piin,  v.  i.  tu  opoz;  tu  mak  rezistans. 

Repugnance,  Re-pdg-nans,      ;   n.    inkonsistensi; 

Repugnancy,  Re-pdg-nan-si,  j  kontrarjeti;  re- 
Idktans;  rezistans;  opozijon;  averjon;  unwilignes. 

Repugnant,  Rg-pdg-nant,  a.  kontrari;  opozit;  in- 
konsistent:  reldktant;  advers;  hostil;  inimikal. 

Repugnantly,  Re-pdg-nant-li,  ad.  reluktantli: 
kontradiktorili. 

Repullulate,  Re-pdl-q,-lat,  v.  i.  tu  bud  agen. 

Repulse,  Re-pdls,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  repdlst;  qek; 
refqzal;  repuljon.  [tu  repel. 

Repulse,  Re-pdls,  v.  t.  tu  bet  bak;  tu  drjv  of; 

Repulsee,  Rg-pdls-er,  n.  wun  hoo  repdlsez  er 
bets  bak. 

Repulsion,  Rg-pdl-Jon,  n.  dg  akt  ov  rgpelig;  re- 
pdls;  de  akt  ov  drjvig  er  betig  of. 

Repulsive,  Re-pdl-siv,  a.  drjvig  of;  tendig  tu 
repel;  rgpelig.  [pulsiv. 

Repulsoey,  Re-pdl-so-ri,  a.  tendig  tu  repdls;  re- 

Repuechase,  Rg-pdr-qas,  v.  t.  tu  bj  er  purqas 
agen. 

Repurify,  Rg-pq-ri-f  j,  v.  t.  tu  purif  j  agen. 

Reputable,  Rep-yq,-ta-bl,  a.  havig  gud  repixtj 
respuktabl;  kreJitabl:  onoiabl.  [maner. 

Reputably,  Rep-yn,-ta-bli,    ad.  in  a   repyn,tabl 

Reputation,  Rep-yi^-ta-Jon,  n.  gud  rep4,t;  kredit; 
onor;  fam;  karakter,  gud  er  bad. 

Repute,  Rg-pq,t,  v.  t.  tu  hold;  tuak-jnt;  tu  tigk; 
tu  estimat;  tu  estgm. 

Repute,  Re-pii,t,  n.  karakter;  repyqtajon;  kredit. 

Reputed,  Re-pq,t-ed,  a.  havig  repq,t;  Estimated; 
estemd.  [Jon. 

Reputedly,  Re-pq,t-ed-li,  ad.  in  komon  estima- 

Reputeless,  Re-pq,t-les,  a.  disr6pyii,tabl;  disgras- 
ful. 


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Reqdxst,  Re-kwfot,  n.  petijon;  entreti;  pr^er;  8q,t; 

dEtii(ind; — repiit;  kredit; — de  statov  beij)  dEZJrd. 
Akquest,  Re-kw63t,  v.  t.  tu  ask;  tu  sulisit;  tu 

eiitrKt:  tu  demand.  [petijoner. 

REyuESTEE,  K€-kw6st-er,  n.  wun  hoo  rekw^sta;  a 
REyi'icKEN,  Ke-kwik-n,  v.  t.  tia  rtanimat. 
Requiem,  lie-kwi-etn,  dr  Rek-wi-ern,  n.  a  him  in 

hwit;  rei^t  iz  implibrd  for  de  ded; — rest;  kwiet;  pes. 
Requietoey,  Re-kwj-e-to-ri,*  n.  a  sepulker. 
Requix,  Ke-kwin,  n.  a  spejez  ov  Jqrk. 
ReuCibable,  Ke-kwjr-a-bl,  a.  dal  ma  be  rekwjrd. 
Requibe,  Ke-kwjr,  v.  t.  tu  demand;  tu  ask  az  ov 

rjt;  tu  mak  nestsari;  tu  ned;  tu  rekw^st. 
Requibement,  Re-kwjr-ment,  n.  dat  hwiq  iz  re- 
kwjrd; rekwizijon. 
Requibeb,  He-kwjr-er,  n.  wun  hoo  rekwjrz. 
Requisite,  Rek-wi-zit,   a.   nesesari;   nedful;  re- 
kwjrd bj  de  natyn,r  ov  tiflz;  esenjal;  ekspedient. 
Reql'isite,  Rek-wi-zit,  n.  eni  tin  n^sesari. 
Requisitely,    liek-wi-zit-li,    ad.    in   a   rekwizit 

maner.  [i?)  rekwizit. 

Requisiteness,  Rc'k-wi-zit-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  be- 
Requisition.  Rek-wi-ziJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  rekwjr- 

ifl;  dat  hwiq  iz  rekwjrd;  demdnd;  aplika/on  fer 

a  tiy  az  ov  rjt. 
Requisitiosist,  Rek-wi-ziJ-on-ist,  n.    wun   hco 

maks  rekwizijon. 
Requisitive,  lle-kwiz-i-tiv,  a.  indikatig  demdnd. 
Requisitive,  Re-kwiz-i-tiv,   n.    he  or  dat   hwiq 

maks  rekwizijon.  [ed. 

RfiQUisiTOEY,  Rc-kwiz-i-to-ri,  a.  set  fer;  demdnd- 
Requital,  Re-kwjt-al,  n.  de  akt  ov  rekwjtig;  re- 
turn fer  eni  gud  er  bad  of  is;  reword;  rekompens; 

kiimpensajon;  retribqjon;  amendz;  sati^fakjon. 
Requite.  Re-kwjt,  v.  t.  tu  repa;  tu  retaliat  gud 

er  il:  tu  rekompens;  ta  reward. 
Requiteb,  Re-kwjt-er,  n.  wun  hott  rekwjts. 
Rebemouse,  Rer-m'ss,  n.  a  bat.    Se  {/iearmmts'j.) 
Rebewaed,  lier-ward,  n.     Se  {Rearward.) 
Resail,  Re -sal,  i*.  t.  tu  sal  agt^n;  tu  sal  bak. 
Resale,  Rc-sal,  n.  sckond  sal;  sal  at  sekond  hand. 
Resalute,  Re-sa-lq,t,  v.  t.  tu  salqt  ani^,;  tu  salq,t 

in  return. 
Rescat,  Res-kat,*  n.  a  ransom;  a  reles. 
Rescind,  Re-sind,  v.  t.  tu  kut  of;  tu  abr<sgat,  az 

a  lo:  tu  abolij.  [ed. 

Rescindable,  Re-sind-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  resind- 
Resci.ndmext,  Re-8ind-ment,7».  deaktovresindig. 
Rescission,  Re-sij-on,  h.  a  kutig  of;  abrogajon. 
Rescissoey,  Re-siz-or-i,  a.  havig  de  piser  tu  kut 

(•{  or  .ibruj^t.  [agen. 

RbscEiBE,  Re-skrjb,  v.t.  tu  rjt  bak;  tu  rjt  caver 
Resceipt,  Re-skript,  n.  an  anser  ov  an  emperor 

hwen  konsulted,  havig  de  furs  ov  an  edikt;  an 

cdikt; — a  kisnterixirt. 
Resceiption,  Re-skrip-Jon,  ».  de  akt  ov  rjtig  er 

unserij)  bak. 
Resceiptivelt,  Re-skrip-tiv-li,  ad.  bi  reskript. 
Rescuable,  Res-ki^-a  bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  reskii,d. 
Rescue,  Res-ki^,  v.  t.  tu  set  fre  from  eni  vjuilens, 

k'infjiimuiit,  or  danjer;  tu  set  fre;  tu  liberat;  tu 

sav;  tu  tak  bj  ilegul  ruskii- 
Rescue,  Res-kii,  h.  deliverans  from  vjulens,  dan- 
jer, or  konfjiimeut. — {Luir)  a  forsibl  retakig  ov 
•gudz  er  personz  dettiud  bj  legal  otoriti. 
Rescueb,  R<»s-kq,-er,  n.  wun  hiU  reskn,z. 
Rescussoe,  Re8-kds-or,  n.  wun  hiD  malu  a  reskii; 

a  reski),er. 
Reseaech,  Re-s^rq,  n.  inkwjri;  serq:  egzaminajon; 

iuvestiijajun;  sknbtini.  [tu  serq. 

Reseaech,  Rc-serq,  r.  /.  tu  cgzamin;  tu  inkwjr; 
Reseaecuee,  Re-serq-cr,  n.  wun  ha>  maks  reserq 

or  iukwjri.  [reserq. 

Reseaechful,  Re-serq-ful,  a.  makig  er  impljiy 
Reseat.  Re-set,  v.  t.  tu  set  agen.  LP'f'O  of. 

Resection,  lie-sek-Jun,  n.  de  akt   ov  kutij)  er 


Reseize,  Re-sez,  v.  t.  tu  sez  or  la  hold  on  agto. 
Reseizee,  Re-se'z-er,  n.  wun  ho)  sezez  ag^n. 
Reseizuee,  Re-se-3n,r,  n.  repeted  8e3iir. 
Resell,  iie-sel,  v.  t.  tu  sel  agen. 
Resemblance,  Re-zem-blaos,  n.  Ijknes;  simiiitiid; 

reprezcnlajon;  similariti. 
Resemble,    Re-z^m-bl,  v.  t.   tu  reprez^nt  az  I|k 

sumtig  els;  tu  be  Ijk;   tu  hav  Ijknes;  tu  ap£r 

similar  tu. 
Resembleb,  Re-zem-bler,  n.  wun  hd)  rezemblz. 
Resenu,  Re-send,  v.  t.  tu  send  agen;  tu  send  bak. 
Resent,  Re-z^nt,  v.  t.  tu  tak  il;  tu  konsider  a> 

an  injq,ri  er  afrdnt;  tu  be  aggri  in  konsekwena 

ov. 
Resenteb,  Re-zent-er,  n.  wun  hoQ  rezents. 
Resentful,    Re-zent-ful,    a.    felig    rezentment; 

aggri;  malignant;  ezili  prcjvukt  tu  agger;  jras- 

ibl.  [wid  agger. 

Resentingly,  Re-zent-ig-li,  ad.  wid  rezentment; 
Resestive,  Re-zent-iv,*  a.  redi  tu  rez^nt. 
Resentment,  Re-zent-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  rezent- 

ig:  dep  sens  ov  injq,ri;  agger  prologd;  indignajon; 

raf. 
Reseevatxon,  Rez-er-va-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  rezerv- 

ig;  de  stat  ov  beig  rezervd;  eni  tig  kept  in  re- 

zerv;   rezerv;    konselment   in  de  mind;   sumtig 

kept  bak;  kdstodi. 
Reseevatoey,  Re-zerv-a-to-ri,*  n.  a  plas  in  hwiQ 

tigz  qr  rezervd;  depozitori;  repozitori. 
Reseeve,    Re-zerv,  v.  t.   tu  kep  in  st^ar;  tu  sav 

tu  sum  uder  purpus;  tu  retan;  tu  kep;  tu  hold; 

tu  prezerv. 
Reseeve,   Re-zerv,  n.    stor  kept  untuqt;  sumtig 

rezervd  er  kept  fer  eksijens;  sumtig  konseld  in 

de  mjnd;  rezervajon;  eksepjon;  prohibijon;  eksep- 

Jon  in  favor;  retenjon; — de  habit  ov  kepig  bak 

er  beig  sjlcnt;  sjlens;  tasiturniti; — modesti. 
Reseeved,    Re-zervd,  a.  modest:  not  loosli  fre; — 

not  kuinqnikativ;  tasiturn:  not  opn;  not  fragk. 
Reseevedly,   Re-zerv-ed-li,  ad.  wid  rezerv;  not 

fnigkli:  koldli. 
Reseevedness,  Re-zerv-ed-nes,  n.  wont  ov  fragk- 

nes;  rezerv. 
Reseevee,    Rez-er-ve,    n.    {Law}   wun  tu  h()t)m 

sumtig  iz  rezervd;  opazd  tu  rezerv6r. 
Reseevee,  Re-zerv-er,  n.  wun  ha>  rezervz. 
Reseevoie,  Rez-er-vwer,  n.  a  plas  hw^r  eni  tig 

iz  kept  in  stor,  az  water;  a  sistern;  a  pond. 
Reseevob,  Rez-er-vor,  n.  {Law)  wun  hai  rezervi. 
Reset,  Re -set,  v.  t.  {SoMand)  tu  hqrbor;  tu  re- 

sev  stojln  gudz. 
Reset,  Re-set,  n.  {Scotch  law)  de  akt  ov  resevig 

stulii  guidz; — de  akt  ov  hqrborig  an  'stle. 
Reset,  Re-set,  v.  t.  tu  set  er  kompuz  anq,. 
Resetteb,   Re-set-er,  n.   {Scf^tch  law)  a  resever 

ov  stoln  gudz. 
Resettle,  Re-set-1,  r.  t.  tu  sell  agen. 
Resettlement,  Re-set-l-ment,  «.  de  akt  ov  set- 

lig  agen;  nq,  setlmenl. 
Reshape,  Re-Jap.  o.  t.  tu  Jap  anq,. 
Resiance,   Ros-i-ans,*  n.  {Law)  rezidens;  ab6d; 

dwelig.  [plas. 

Resiant,    Res-i-ant,*    a.    rezident;  prezent  in  a 
Resiant,    Res-iant,*  n.  a  rezident;  an  ofiser  re- 

zjilig  in  a  distant  plas. 
Reside,    Re-zjd.    v.  i.    tu  hav  abdid;  tu  liv;  ta 

dwel;  tu  inhabit:  tu  sajum; — tu  sigk;  tu  sub- 

sjd:  tu  fol  tu  de  botom. 
Residence,  Rez-i-dens,     i  n.  de  akt  ov  dwelig  in 
Residency.  Rez-i-den-si,  I      a  plas;  plas  ov  ab<&d; 

dwelii);   doraisil:  habitajon:  abud. 
Resident,    Rez-i-deut,  a.  dwelig:  havig  abod  in 

eni  plas:  stajonari:  rczjdig;  fikst. 
Resident,  Rez-i-dent,  n.  wun  hijo  rezjdz  in  a  plaaj 

— a  minister  ov  stat  sent  tu  kontinyq,  fer  sum 

tjm,  at  de  kort  ov  a  foren  prins  er  slat. 


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Kesidenter,  Rez-i-dent-er,  n.  wun  hoo  rezjdz;  a  i  Resolubleness,   Rez-o-lq,-bl-nes,  n.    &z  kwoliti 


rezident.  Uens 

Residemial,   Rez-i-den-Jal,  a.   relatii)  tia  rezi- 
Residextiaky,   Rez-i-den-Ji-a-ri,  a.   haldii)  rez- 

id«nii. 
Residentiary,  Rez-i-den-Ji-a-ri,  »i.  an  ekkzias- 

tik  hO)  keps  a  serten  rezidens. 
Residentiaryship,    Rez-i-den-Ji-a-ri-Jip,   n.    de 

stajon  ov  a  rezidenjiari. 
Resider,  Re  zjd-er,  n.  wun  hot)  rszjdz;  a  rezident. 
Residual,  R8-*zid-yn,-al,  a.  relatig  tu  dg  rezid^; 

remanig. 
Residuary,  RE-zid-yti,-a-ri,  a.  rezidytial. — {Law} 
relatig  tia,  er  entjtld  tu,  de  rezidq,  er  rgmander. 
— Rezidynari  legate,  wun  hd)  haz  de  rezidn,  ov 
an  estat  after  el  uder  legasiz  and  demdndz  cir 
pad. 
Residue,  Rez-i-di],,  w.  de  remanig  pqrt;  dat  hwiq 

iz  left:  rsmander;  dg  rest. 
Residuum,   Rg-zid-yivum,  n.   [L.]   {(Mem.)   &e 
rezidq,,  rgmander,  er  hwot  iz  left,  in  eni  kemi- 
kal  proses. 
Resign,  Re-zjn,  v.  t.  tu  giv  up;  tu  giv  up  in  kon- 

fidens;  tu  reniins;  tu  rsligkwij;  tu  abdikat. 
Resign,  Re-sjn,  v.  t.  tu  sjn  agen. 
Resignation,  Rez-ig-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  rezjnig; 
de  Stat  ov  beig  rezjnd;  pajens;  submijon;  akwi- 
esens. 
Resigned,  Rs-zjnd,  p.  a.  havig  mad  a  rezignajon; 

^felig  rezignajon;  submisiv. 
Resignedly,  RE-zjn-ed-li,  ad.  wid  rezignajon. 
Resignee,  Rez-i-ng,  n.  {Law)  de  pqrti  tu  boom 

Q  tig  iz  rezjnd. 
Resigner,  Re-zjn-er,  n.  wun  hco  rezjnz. 
Resignment,  Re-z|n-ment,*  n.  rezignajon. 
Resile,  Rg-zjl,*  «.  i.  tu  stqrt  bak;  tu  flj  from  a 

purpus. 
Resilience,  Rg-zil-i-ens,     j  n.  &e  akt  ov  stqrtig 
Resiliency,  Re-zil-i-en-si,  )      er  lepig  bak. 
Resilient,  Re-zil-i-ent,  a.  stqrtig  er  sprigig  bak. 
Resilition,  Rez-i-liJ-on,  n.  rsziliens. 
Resin,    Rez-in,    n.    a  vejetabl  prinsipl  eksyti,dig 
frum  serten  trez,  inflamabl,  hqrd  hwen  koal,  vis- 
id  hwen  heted,  insolyqbl  in  water,  but  solynbl 
in  alkuhol;  inspisated  turpentjn;  rozin. 
Resintferous,  Rez-i-nif-er-us,  a.  yeldig  rezin. 
Resiniform,  Rez-in-i-ferm,  a.  Lavig  de  ferm  ov 

rezin. 
Resino-electeic,  Rez-i-no-e-lek-trik,  a.  egzibit- 

ig  hwot  wii7.  fermerli  keld  negatir  elektrisiti. 

Resinous,  Rez-iu-us,  a.  kontanig  rezin;  konsistig 

ov  rezin;  rezemblig   rezin. — Eezinus  elektrisiti, 

dat  kind  ov  elektrisiti  hwiq  a  tn,b  ov  rezin  eg- 

zibits  bj  f rikjon  on  a  ruber  ov  wul,  uderwjz  keld 

negatir  Elektrisiti;  opozd  tu  vitrevs  elektrisiti. 

Resinousness,    Rez-in-us-nes,  n.    de  kwoliti  ov 

beig  rezinus.  [fakt;  repentans. 

Resipiscence,  Res-i-pis-ens,  n.  wizdom  after  de 

Resist,    Ke-zist,    v.  t.    tu  opoz;  tu  strjv  er  akt 

agenst:  tu  widstand:  tu  twert. 
Resist,  Re-zisI,  v.  i.  tu  mak  opozijon. 
Resistance,    Rg-zist-ans,    n.    it  akt  ov  rezistig; 
opozijon;  de  kwoliti   ov  not  yeldig  tu  fears  er 
eksiernal  imprejon. 
Resistant.  Ke-zist-ant,*  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  rezists. 
Resister,  Rg-zist-er,  n.  wun  hot)  rezists. 
Resistibility,  Rg-zist-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

beig  rezistibl. 
Resistible,  Re-zist-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  rgzisted. 
Resistive,  Rg-zist-iv,  a.  havig  piser  tu  rezist. 
Resistless,  Rg-zist-les,  a.  irgzistibl;  dat  kan  not 

be  rgzisted  er  opozd. 
Resistlessly,  Rg-zist-les-li,  ad.  so  az  not  tu  be 

opibzd  er  denjd. 
Resoluble,   Rez-o-lq,-bl,   a.   dat  ma  be  melted, 
dizolvd,  er  rezolvd;  rgzolvabl. 


ov  beig  rezulqbl. 
Resolute,  Rez-o-ln,t,  a.  determind;  desjded;  fikst; 

kiiustant:  stedi;  ferm;  perseverig;  unjakn. 
Resolute,  Rez-o-lqt,  n.  a  determind  person. 
Resolutely,  Rez-o-liit-li,  ad.  in  a  rezohit  man- 
or; fermli.  [beig  rezolqt. 
Resoluteness,    Rez-o-lqt-nes,  n.    de  kwoliti  ov 
Resolution,  Rez-o-lvi-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  rezolvig; 
dg  Stat  ov  beig  rezolvd;    dat  hwiq   iz  rezolvd; 
fikst  dgterminajun;  setld  tet;  konstansi;  fermnes; 
analisis;  disolqjon; — dgterminajon   ov  a  kez  in 
kort;  deklarajon  past  bj  a  publik  bodi. 
Resolutioner,  Rez-o-14-Jon-er,  n.  wun  hco  maks 

a  rezolqjon. 
Resolutionist,    Rez-o-14-JoB-ist,    »,    wun    hcD 
maks  a  rezolqjon.  [dizolv. 

Resolutive,  Rez-o-lii-tiv,  a.  havig  ds  p-ser  tu 
Resolvable.  Re-z61v-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  rezolvd, 
referd,   er  redi^st;   admitig  separajon   ov  pqrts; 
dizolvabl;  kapabl  ov  solqjon:  solvabl. 
Resolve,  Re-z61v,  i\  t.  tu  inform;  tu  fre  from  a 
d'St  er  difikulti;  tu  solv;  tu  kler;  tu  setl  in  an 
opinyon;  tu  determin;  tu  purpus;  tu  fiks;  tu 
konferm: — tu  redqs  intu  komponent  pqrts;  tu 
analjz;  tu  melt;  tu  dizolv;  tu  relaks. 
Resolve,    Re-z61v,   v.  i.    tu  determin;  tu  dgkre 
widin  wunz  self;  tu  be  fikst; — tu  melt;  tu  be 
dizolvd. 
Resolve,  Rg-z61v,  n.  a  rezolqjon;  fikst  determi- 

najon;  a  deklarajon  ov  a  publik  bodi. 

Resolved,  Rg-z61vd,  a.  dgtermind;  ferm;  rezoln,t. 

Resolvedly,  Re-z61v-ed-li,  ad.  wid  fermnes  and 

konstansi.  [stansi;  fermnes. 

Resolvedness,  Re-z61v-ed-nes,  n.  rezolqjon;  kon- 

Resolvend,    Re-z61v-end,  n.  {Arith.)  a  number 

hwiq  arjzez   from  inkresig    de  remander  after 

subtrakjon,  in  ekstraktig  de  skw^r  er  kvib  rcbt. 

Resolvent,  Re-z61v-ent,  ji.  dat  hwiq  kezez  soln- 

Jon; — a  substans  yi\,zd  tu  dispers  a  tqmor. 
Resolvent,  Re-z61v-ent,  a.  havig  p-ser  tu  dizolv. 
Rfsolver,  Re-z61v-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  rezolvz. 
Resolving,  Re-z61v-ig,  »».  rezolviJon;  dgtermina- 
jon. [rez-jnd. 
Resonance,  Rez-o-nans,  >».  a  return  ov  s'snd; 
Resonant,    Rez-o-nant,    a.    rez'sndig;    returnig 

S'snd. 
Resorb,  Re -Serb,  v,  t.  tu  swolo  up. 
Resorbent,  Rg-serb-ent,  a.  swoloig  up. 
Resort,  Re-zert,  v.  i.  tu  hav  rekors;  tu  go  ofn; 

tu  rgp4r.— (Z.«w')  tu  fel  bak. 

Resort,    Re-zert,   n.    frekwensi:   asembli;  metig; 

kunkors;   konflqens;   akt  ov  vizitig;    moavment; 

resors.  [kwents. 

Resorter,  Re-zert-er,  n.  wun  hd)  rgzerts  er  fre- 

Resound,    Re-z'snd,  v.  t.   tu  eko;  tu  s^nd  bak; 

tu  rgturn   az  sTjnd;   tu   selebrat   bj    s'snd;    tu 

s'snd. 

Resound,  Re-z'snd,  v.  i.  tu  be  ekod  bak;  tu  be 

muq  and  I'sdli  menjond. 
Resound,  Re-z'snd,  n.  eko;  return  ov  s'snd. 
Resound,  Re-s-snd,  «.  t.  tu  s'snd  agen. 
Resource,  Rg-s6rs,  n.  eni  sors  ov  ad  er  sup6rt; 
an  ekspedient  tu  hwiq  meni  rezert;  mgnz;  rs- 
zort. 
Resourceless,  Re-sors-les,  a.  wontig  resors. 
Resow,  Rg-so,  V.  t.  tu  so  ani\. 
Respeak,  Rg-spek,  v.  i.  tu  spek  agen;  tu  anser. 
Respect,    Re-spekt,  v.  t.  tu  estem;  tu  onor;  tu 
prjz;  tu  regqrd;  tu  hav  rggqrd  tu;  tu  konsider 
wid  onor  er  a  dggrg  ov  reverens; — tu  hav  rgla- 
Jon  tu;  tu  luk  toard. 
Respect,  Re-spekt,  n.  rggqrd;  atenjon;  reverens; 
onor;  deferens;    estem;  gud  wil;    pqrjal  regard; 
maner  ov  tretig  uderz;  konsiderajon;  estimajon; 
motiv;  relajon;  referens. 


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BXSPBCTABIUTT,  Rc-spekt-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  dekwol- 

iti  uv  btii)  respektabl. 
Respectable,  Kg-spekt-a-bl,  a.  wurdi  ov  rtj^pekt; 

voiKirabl;  repyntabl;  estimabl;   ov  gad  kwuliti; 

nioderatli  gud. 
Rejpectable.vess,    Re-sp^kt-a-bl-nes,  n.  de  stat 

er  kwuliti  uv  btig  respekubl;  respektabiliti. 
Respectably,  Kt-spekt-a-bli,  ad.  in  a  respektabl 

manor;  repyiitubli. 
Rbspected,  Kf-sp«ikt-ed,  /'.  a.  regqrded  or  treted 

wid  re.ipekt. 
RmPECTER,  Re-spekt-er,  n.  wan  ho)  rcsp^kts. 
Respectful,    Re-s[>ekt-fiil,    a.    fial   ov  respekt; 

sivil;  ubedient;  diitiful;  seremonius. 
Respectfully,  Re-sp^kt-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  resp^kt- 

ful  tn;iiior. 
Respectfulness,  Re-spekt-ful-nes,  n.  de  kwol- 

iti  uv  l)Eio  rEspektful.  [konsernip. 

Rbspecting,  Ke-spekt-ig,  pre/>.  harig  respekt  tu; 
Respective,  Re-spek-tiv,  a.    partikyqlar;  relatig 

tu  partikyn,lar    persunz   er  tijjz;   not  kolektiv, 

but  several. 
Respectively,  Rc-spek-tiv-li,  ad.  in  a  resp^ktiv 

manor;  partikynlarli;  az  eQ  belogz  tu  eq;  rela- 

tivli;  ni)t  absu)lq,tli;  pqr/ali. 
Respectless,    Re-sp^kt-les,  a.  havig  no  respekt; 

diirf^pektfal.  [beig  resfjektles. 

Respectlessxess,  Rt-sp^kt-les-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 
Rk.spebse.  1{£ -pipers,*  v.  t.  tu  sprigkl. 
Respersiox,  Ke-sper-Jun,  n.  de  akt  ov  spriuklijj. 
Respirability,   Re-spjr-a-bil-i-ti,  n.    de  stat  ov 

bfiy  respirabl.  [kan  be  respjrd. 

RcspiRABLE,  Rc-spir-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  rtspjr;  dat 
Respiration,  Kcs-pi-ra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  respjrig; 

de  akt  ov  bredio:— de  fugkjon  bi  hwiq  de  nrj,- 

trient,  serkiilatig  flqid  ov  an  organizd  bodi  iz 

sabmited  tu  de  inflnens  ov  7\t,  for  de  purpus  ov 

qanjig  its  propcrtiz; — relef  from  le\;  interval. 
Respirational,   Res-pi-ra-Jon-al,  a.   relatig  tu 

respira/on. 
Respirator,    R^s-pi-ra-tor,    n.    an    instroDment 

feruid  ov   fliitiid  silver   or  gilt  wjrz,    filed    tu 

kuver  de  m'st.  over  hwiq  it  iz  rttand  bj  proper 

bdndajez;  yn,zd  az  a  safgqrd  ft»r  wek  lugz. 
Respiratory,   Ke-spjr-a-to-ri,  a.  havig  p^er  tu 

re<pir. 
Respire,  Re-spjr,  v.  i.  tu  bred;  tu  inhal;  tu  ka^ 

brot:  tu  rest.  [in  ek.shala/onz  . 

Respire,    Re-spjr,  v.  t.    tu  bred  ■»t;  tu  send  xt 
Respite,  Res-pit,  n.  dela,  az  for  bredig;  poz;  in- 
terval:— reprev;  suspenjon  ov  a  kapital  sentens. 
Respite,  Res-pit,  c.  t.  tu  relev  bj  a  paz;  tu  sus- 

pt'iid;  tu  dela;  tu  reprev. 
Rksplesdexce,  Rr-splen-dens,     )  n.  luster:  brit- 
Resplendevcv,  Re-splen-den-si,  1     nes;  splendor. 
Resplexde.vt,  Re-splen-dent,  a.  brjt;  Jjnig;  havig 

a  fjn  luster. 
Resplendentlt,  Re-8pt6n-dent-li,  ad.  wid  luster; 

br|tli:  splendidli. 
Respond.  Re-sp6nd,  v.  i.  tu  anser;  tu  replj;  tu 

k  ires,  6. id;  tu  s^t. 
Respo.vd,  Ke-spind,  n.  a  /art  antem,  korespondig 

ill  sentiment,  du  interdptig   for  a  tjm  sum  uder 

servis 
Respo.vdence,    Re-sp6nd-ens,    n.    de  akt  ov  re- 

(jjion  I  g;  yiiiiyon. 
Respo.vde.vcy,    Ue-spon-den-si,  n.  de  akt  ov  rc- 

siiindij);  rE.-ip<')nden''. 
Respo.ndent,    Ke-sixind-ent,  n.  he  hO)  anserz  de 

oponent  in  a  sot  dispntajun;  wun  hoj  anseri  ob- 

jekjoiiz.— (iUiM')  wun  ha>  maks  an  anser  tu  a 

bil  or  uder  prosedig  in  qanseri.  [pondig. 

Respo.ndent,  Re-sjxS.id-ent,  a.  dnsembi;  kores- 
Rrspovsal.  Rc-sp6n-sal,*  a.  dnserabi;  responsibl. 
Responsal,    Re-sp<)a-sal,*  n.    wun  responsibl; — 

a  rcsi)6n3. 


Response,  Re-spdns,  n.  an  anser;  a  repl(  ta  an 

objek/on  in  a  formal  dispi^ta/on;  an  erakyt^lar 

anser;  an  alternat  unser:^an  anser  bj  de  kug- 

gregajon,  mad  alternatU  wid  de  prest  er  minis- 
ter, in  publik  wurjip. 
Responsibility,  Re-spon-si-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  or 

bcig  responsibl;  obligajon;  responsiblnes;  abiliti 

tu  disijqrj  obligajonz. 
Responsible,  Re-sp6n-si-bl,  a.  dnserabl;  akunt- 

abl;   ainenabl: — kapabl  ov   disqqrjig  an  obliga- 
jon: abl  tu  pa  ol  demundz. 
Respo.nsiblesess,    Re-spon-si-bl-nes,  n.    de  stat 

ov  beig  resjxjnsibl;  responsibiliti. 
Responsion,  Re-sp6n-Jon,*  n.  de  akt  ov  anserig. 
Responsive,    Re-spon-siv,  a.  makig  respons;  an- 

serig:  luakig  anser;  korespondent. 
Responsively,  Re-sp6n-siv-li,  ad.  in  a  responsir 

manor. 
Respoxsory,  Re  sp6n-so-ri,  a.  kontanig  anser. 
Responsory,  Re-sjxjn-so-ri,  n.  a  respons. 
Rest,  Rest,  n.  sesajon  ov  mujon  er  labor;  kwjet; 

stilnes;   ez:  pes;   intertnijon;    stop;    slep;    rep<5z; 

dot;— sup6rt;  dat  on  hwiq  eni  tig  Icnz  or  rests; 

plas  ov  repiJz, — rcmander;  hwot  remanz;  uderz; 

doz  not   inklnded;   rezidi^;   remnant. — {Munic) 

an  interval,  dtj^rig  hwiq  de  sTsnd  er  vers  iz  inter- 

mited; — a  pez  er  rest  ov  de  vers. 
Rest,  Rest,  r.  i.  tu  slep;  tu  be  aslep:  tu  slumber; 

tu  dj;  tu  be  kwjet  or  stil;  tu  be  at  pes;  tu  be 

wid'st  distdrbans;    tu  be    fikst   in  eni    stat  er 

opinyon;  tu  ses  from  labor;  tu  be  satisfjd; — tu 

len;  tu   rekijn  fer  supart  er  kwjet;  tu  be  left; 

tu  reman.  [supcirt. 

Rest,  Rest,  v.  t.  tu  la  tu  rest;  tu  plas  az  on  a 
Restaoxate,  Re-stag-nat,*  v.  i.  tu  stand  wid'St 

flo.  [stagnajon. 

Rest  agnation,  Re-stag-na-Jon,*  n.  a  standig  stil; 
Resta.nt,    Res-tant,   a.   {Bot.}  remanig,  az  fut- 

steks. 
Restaurant,  Re3-to-r4n,  n.  [Fr.]  an  ctig-h'ss. 
Restaurateur,   Res-t^r-a-ter,  n.   [Fr.]  wun  ha 

keps  an  etig-hTS. 
Restauration,  Res-te-ra-Jon,*  n.  restorajon. 
Restem,    Re-stem,   v.  t.   tu  stem  bak  agenst  de 

kuront. 
Restful,  Rest-ful,  a.  kwjet;  beig  at  rest. 
Restfully,  Rest-ful-i,*  ad.  in  a  stat  ov  kwjet. 
Restfulness,    Rest-ful-nes,   n.    de  stat  ov  beip 

restful. 
Rest-harrow,  Rest-har-o,    n.  a  herbajus  plant 

or  Jrub. 
Restiff,    Res-tif,    a.    unwilig    tu   ster;   rezoli^t 

a;;eiist  goig  forward:  obstinat:  stuborn:  restir. 
Restiffness,    Res-tif-nes,  n.    obstinat  reldktana; 

rostivnes. 
Restixguish,  Re-stig-gwi/,*  v.  t.  tu  ekstiggwij. 
Restipulatiox,  Re-stip-yn-la-Jon,  n.  a  nq  attp- 

yillnjon.  [st<Sr. 

Restitute,  Res-ti-tq,t,*  v.  t.  tu  rekdver;  tu  re- 
Restitutiox,  Res-ti-ti'i-Jun,  n.  de  akt  ov  rest^ar- 

ig  hwot  iz  lost  er  takn;  de  stat  ov  beig  rcstord; 

tig  resttjrd: — de  akt  ov  retdrnig  er  givig  bak 

sumtig  tu  de  proper  oner. 
Rfstitutoe,  Res-ti-tii-tor,  n.  a  restorer. 
Restive,  Res-tiv,  a.   unwilig    tu  ster;  obstinat; 

stub'irn;  restif. 
Restiveness,  Res-tiv-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  rea- 

tiv;  restifues. 
Restless,  Rest-les,  a.  beig   widit  rest;  wontij 

rest:  unkwjet;  uns^tld;  not  stil;  in   kontinyiial 

mu)/on.  [etli. 

Restlessly,  Rest-les-li,  ad.  wid'st  rest;   unkwi- 
Restlessxess,  Rest-les-nes,  ii.    de   stat   ov  beifl 

re^tlos;  Wont  ov  rest;  unkwjetnes;  ajita/on. 
Restorable,  Re-stur-a-bl,^  a.  dat  ma  be  rcsti^rd. 
Restoral,  Re-stib-ral,*  n.  resiiiqjon. 


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Restokation,  Res-to-ra-Jon,  n.  dz  akt  ov  restor- 
ii):  de  stat  ov  bsir)  rEsturd:  rrkuveri. — {Emjluh 
histon/}  de  rgstoriij  ov  ds  monarki,  in  de  per- 
son ov  Pqrlz  II.,  in  1660. 

Restoration EE,  Res-to-ra-Jon-er,    )  /i.    wun   IilB 

Restorationist,  Res-tQ-ra-Jon-ist,  i  holdz  tu 
dc  doktrin  ov  de  fjnal  restorajon  ov  el  mon  tu 
hapines. 

Restoeationism,  Res-to-ra-Jon-iz-ni,  n.  de  dok- 
trin uv  de  Restorajonists. 

Restoeative,  Re-stijr-a-tiv,  a.  dat  haz  de  p-5er 
tu  restor  er  rekrtbt;  restoriij;  ki^rativ. 

Restoeative,  Re-sttsr-a-tiv,  n.  a  medisiu  dat  reT 
stdirz  strerjt.  [utss. 

Restoeatoe,  Res-to-ra-tor,  n.  a  keper  ov  an  etir)- 

Restoeatoby,  Re-st<3-ra-tt)-ri,  a.  restorativ. 

Restore,  Re-stor,  v.  t.  tu  return  hwot  haz  bin 
takn,  lost,  er  givn:  tu  return:  tu  repa;  tu  briij 
bak;  tu  retrev;  tu  ki^r;  tu  rekiiver  from  korup- 
Jon,  az  pasajez  in  buks.  [storz. 

Restoeer,  Re-stor-er,  n.  wun  h(to  rep4rz  er  re- 

Restrain,  Re-stran,  v.  t.  tu  hold  bak;  tu  kep  in; 
tu  repres;  tu  kep  in  e;  tu  hinder;  tu  abrij;  tu 
hold  in:  tu  limit;  tu  konfjn;  tu  koers;  tu  re- 
strikt.    '  [strand. 

Restrainable,  Re-stran-a-bl,  a.   dat  ma  be  re- 

Restrainedly,  Re-stran-ed-li,  ad.  wid  restrant. 

Restraixee,  Re-stran-er,  n.  wun  hco  restranz  er 
widliuldz. 

Resteaint,  Re-strant,  n.  de  akt  ov  restranii);  de 
Stat  ov  beii)  restrand:  dat  hwiq  restranz;  prohi- 
bijon;  restrikjon;  limitajon;  hinderans;  konstrant. 

Restrict,  Re-strikt,  r.  t.  tu  limit;  tu  konfjn;  tu 
restrau. 

Restriction,  Re-strik-Jon,  n.  konfjnment;  limi- 
tajon; re.-^trant;  konstrant. 

Restrictive,  Re-strik-tiv,  a.  tendig  tu  restran; 
ekspresii)  limitajon; — astrinjent.  [maner. 

Resteictively,  Re-strik-tiv-li,  ad.  in  a  restriktiv 

Resteinge,  Re-strinj,  v.  t.  tu  konfjn;  tu  kontrakt; 
tu  astrinj.  [tniktii);  astrinjensi. 

Restrixgency,  Re-strin-jen-si,  n.   pijer  ov  kon- 

Restringent,  Re-strin-jent,  a.  an  astrinjent 
mL'disin:  a  stiptik.  [iij  kwoliti. 

Hestringent,  Re-strin-jent,  a.  havii)  a  kontrakt- 

Restrive,  Re-strjv,  v.  i.  tu  striv  a.r\\\. 

Resty,  Kes-ti,t  a.  obstinat  in  standii)  stil;  restif; 
restiv.     Se  {Restiff,)  and  {liedire.) 

Rescbjection,  Re-sub-jek-Jon,  n.  a  sekond  sub- 
jekjon.  [resubljmii). 

Resublimatiom,  Re-sub-li-ma-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

Resublime,  Re-sub-ljm,  v.  t.  tu  subljm  aniider 
tjm.  [3t  agen. 

Resudation,  Re-sq-da-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  swetiij 

Result,  Re-zult,  v.  i.  tu  kum,  az  bj  furs  er  ne- 
sesiti,  from  premisez:  tu  be  prodij^st  az  de  efekt 
ov  kezez  jffntli  konkiirii): — [tu  kum  tu  a  desij- 
on,  az  an  eklcziastikal  k'snsil.  Y.  S.] 

Result,  Re-zult,  n.  konsekwens;  efekt  prodi^st 
bj  de  konkiirens  ov  kooperatiij  kezez;  iji|;  event: 
iiiferens  from  premisez; — [rezolv;  desi^^on.  Y.  S.J 

Resultance,  Re-ziilt-ans,  n.  de  akt  ov  reziiUiij. 

Resultant,  Ke-ziilt-ant,  n.  {Jfech.}  de  fors  hwiij 
reziilt-s  from  de  kompozijon  ov  tcD  or  mor  forsez 
aktii]  upon  a  bodi.  [forsez. 

Resultant,  Re-ziilt-ant,  a.  kombjnd  ov  tco  er  raor 

Resultful,  Re-zult-ful,  a.  haviij  reziilts:  efekt- 
yH,al.  [er  takn  bak. 

Resumable,  Rc-zi\m-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  rezij^md 

Resume,  lle-z^m,  r.  t.  tu  tak  bak;  tu  tak  agen; 
tu  tak  pqrt; — tu  begin  agen  after  interupjon. 

Resume,  Ka-zt\,-ma,  n.  [-f/'.]  a  sumari. 

Resummons,  Re-siim-onz,  ji.  a  sekond  sumonz. 

Resumption,  Re-zum-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  rezi^mir); 
dat  hvvic;  iz  rezi'ynd. 

Resumptive,  Re-zum-tiv,  a.  takij  bak. 


Resumptive,  Re-zum-tiv,  n.   {Med.)  a.  restorig 

mL'disin. 
Resupinate,  Re-si|,-pi-nat,  a.    {Bot.}    inverted; 

beni  bakwardz:  resqpinated.  [upwardz. 

Resupin'ated,  Re-si|-pi-nat-ed,  a.  Ijig  wid  de  fas 
Resupination,  Re-st],-pi-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  Ijig 

on  de  bak. 
Resurgence,  Re-siir-jens,  n.  de  aktovrjzifl  agdn. 
Resurgent,  Re-siir-jent,  a.   rjzii)  agen,  er  from 

de  dcd. 
Resurprise,  Re-sur-prjz,  v.  t.  tia  surprjz  anq,. 
Resueuection,  Rez-ur-ek-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  rjzig 

agen,  espejali  after  det;  revjval  from  de  ded. 
Resueeectionist,  Rez-ur-ek-Jon-ist,  «.  wun  hco 

disinterz  hitman  bodiz  for  disekjon.  [v^. 

Resuevey,  Re-sur-va,  i'.  t.  tu  surva  agen;  tu  re- 
Resuscitable,  Re-siis-i-ta-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  re- 

susitated. 
Resuscitate,  Re-stis-i-tat,  r.  t.  tu  ster  up  anq,; 

tu  restojr  tu  Ijf;  tu  revjv.  [vjv. 

Resuscitate,  Re-sds-i-tat,  v.  i.  tu  awakn;  tu  re- 
Resuscitation,  Re-sus-i-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  re- 

susitatii):  de  stat  ov  beig  resusitated;  revjval. 
Resuscitative,  Re-sus-i-ta-tiv,  a.  tendig  tu  re- 

susitat;  revjvig. 
Ret,  Ret,  v.  t.  tu  sok;  tu  maserat  in  weter  er  in 

miTstyi|r;  tu  rot  er  pqrjali  pti,trif j,  az  flaks. 
Retail,  Re-tal,  v.  t.  tu  sel  in  smel  kwontitiz,  in 

konsekwens  ov  selig  at  sekond  hand;  tu  sel  in 

brokn  pqrts,  er  at  sekond  hand. 
Retail,  Re-tal,   n.   sal   bj  smel  kwontitiz,  er  at 

sekond  hand.  [talz. 

Retait.er,  Re-tal-er,  or  Re-tal-er,  n.  wun  hoD  re- 
Retain,  Re-tan,  v.  t.  tu  kep;  tu  hold;  tu  detan; 

tu  rizerv;  tia  kep  in  pa;  tu  hjr. 
Retain,  Re-tan,  r.  i.  tu  belog  tu;  tu  depend  on; 

tu  koutinyq,.  [tand. 

Retainable,  Re-tan-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  re- 
Retainee,  Re-tan-er,  n.   wun    hot)   retanz; — wan 

hiD  iz  retand: — an  adherent;  a  dependant:  a  hag- 

cr-on. — {Law}  a  retanig  fe,  er  a  fe  tu  sekqr  a 

layer  or  k-snselor,  er  prevent  him  from  pledig 

for  de  opozit  pqrti. 
Retaining,  Re-tan-ig,  pp.  a.  widholdig;  sekririg; 

kepig  bak. —  {Law)  RHanii]  fe,  a  fe  givn  tu  a 

loycr  tu  sekqr  hiz  servisez,  er  prevent  hiz  aktig 

in  favor  ov  dc  opozit  pqrti;  a  retaner. 
Retake,  Re-tsik,  i'.  t.  tu  tak  agen. 
Retaliate,  Re-tal-i-at,  c  t.  tu  return  bj  givig 

Ijk  fir  Ijk;  tu  pa;  tu  rekwjt,  eder  wid  gud  er 

evl:  but  kumonli  yfi,zd  in  an  il  sens;  tu  revenj. 
Retaliation,  Re-tal-i-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  retal- 

iatig;  rekwjtal;  return  ov  Ijk  fer  Ijk;  repament; 

revenj. 
Retaliative,  Re-tal-i-a-tiv,      )  a.    retdrnig   Ijk 
Retaliatory,  Re-tal-i-a-to-ri,  i      fer  Ijk;  implj- 

iij  retaliajon;  revenjig. 
Retard,  Rc-tqrd,  v.  t.  tu  hinder;  tu  obstrdkt  in 

swif tncs  ov  kors;  tu  dela;  tu  put  of;  tu  defer; 

tu  protrakt;  tu  prolog;  tu  postpon;  tu  pro- 

krastinat. 
Retaedation,  Ret-ar-da-Jon,   n.    de   akt  ov  re- 

tqrdig:  dela;  hinderans.  [retqrd. 

Retardative,  Re-t4r-da-ti\%   a.   havig   p-ser  til 
Retarder,  Re-tqrd-er,  71.  wun  h(t)  ret^rdz;  a  hin- 

derer. 
Retardment,  Re-t^rd-ment,  n.  retardajon:  dela. 
Retch,  Rcq,  ur  Req,  v.  t.   tu  mak   an  efort  tu 

vomit:  tu  strjv: — ofn  ritn  {roach.) 
Retecious,  Re-te-Jus,  a.  rezemblig  net-wurk. 
Ketection,  Re-tek-Jon,*  71.  de  akt  ov  diskuverig. 
Ketell.  Re-tel,  v.  t.  tu  tel  agen. 
Rete  mucosum,  Re-te  mi],-kQ-sum,  n.  [Z.]  {Anat.) 

de  bofl  and  ap^rentli  fjbrus  mater,  or  laer,  sit- 

yqated  betwen  de  kqtikl  and  kqtis.     It  iz  &z 

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Retention,  Re-t^a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ot  retanig;  de 

piser  ov  retanig; — memuri; — de  akt  ov  widbuld- 

ig  L-ni   tig;   prezerra/un;   kdstudi;   konfinment; 

rt^tnint. 
Rktentive,  Rf-t6n-tiv,  a.  havig  piscr  tu  retao; 

kii|iujus:  prezerviy:  htildig  mu(;  or  lug. 
Retextivk,  Ke-ten-tiv,*  n.  rrstraiit. 
RKTENTiVEty,  Re-ten-tiv-li,    ad.    in  a   retentiv 

niaucT.  [beig  rttentiv. 

Retkntivexess,  Re-ten-tiv-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
REThX.  Ke-tek-*,*  v.  t.  tu  unwev;  tu  andJj. 
Retextlke,  Kc-tek.st-yq,r,  h.  a  rEni^d  tekstyqr. 
Retiaky,  Hti-Ji-n-ri,  a.  qriud  wid  a  trjdent  and 

net.  uz  a  gladiatur. 
Reticence,  Ket-i-sens,  n.  konselmcnt  bj  pjlens. 
Reticle,  Ket-i-kl,  n.  a  smol  net;  a  bag;  a  retiki),!. 
Retici  LAK,  Ke-tik-yii,-lar,  a.  havig  de  forni  uv  a 

sui'il  net.  [ov  litofjt. 

Reticulate,  Re-tik-yn-lat,  n.  {Z/ol.}  a  .sjicjez 
Reticulate,    Ke-tik-yii-lat,    a.    rezemblig   net- 

wuik    liiivij)  u  surfas  interjektcd  bj  Ijnz. 
Reticulated,  liE-iik-yn,-lat-ed,  a.  mad  ov  net- 

wurk:  iGiind  Ijk  u  net. 
Reticule,  Ket-i-kiil,  u.  a  imol  wurk  bag,  er  net; 

a  reiikl.     In  a  tele^ikup,  a  net-wurk  divjdig  de 

feld  ov  vii  intu  a  seriez  ov  smol,  ekwul  skwi^rz. 
Retiform,  Ket-i-form,  a.  havig  de  form  ov  a  net, 

er  uel-wurk. 
Retina,  Ket-i-na,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Ret-i-ne;   de  jjulpi 

»r  nei-ljk  eksjianjon  uv  de  optik  nerv,  on  de  in- 
terior iiurfas  ov  de  j.     It  iz  de  set  ov  vijon. 
Betinasphaltum,  Ket-i-nas-fal-tum,  n.  a  rezin- 

u.-i  sub^taiL-i,  i'sud  in  £um  k^udz  ov  kul;  retinjt. 
Retinite,  Kei-i-njt,  n.  {Min.)  an  influmabl,  rez- 

inussub^iians,  i'sud  in  sum  kt)l-mjnz.  [dz  retina. 
Retinitis,  Het-i-nj-tis,  ii.  {Jhd.j  inflamajon  ov 
Retinue,  Ket-i-aii,  n.  a  number  utcndig  uiwn  a 

pi'iusipal  jR-rson;  u  tran  ov  atendaut*.  [ment. 
Retieade,  liet-i-n^d,  n.  [Jr.]  {Fort.}  a  retrenq- 
Retike.  Ue-tir,  r.  t.  tu  retret:  tu  widdro;  tu  gu 

tu  u  pltid  ov  prjvosi;  tu  go  from  a  publik  sta- 

Joii;  tia  ga  of  from  kumpani;  tu  resed;  tu  ret- 

rograd;  lu  sesed. 
Retire,  Ke-tjr,*  v.  i.  tu  widdro;  tu  mak  tu  retjr. 
Retire,  Ue-tir,"  n.  retret:  retjrment. 
Retired,  Ke-t|rd,  a.  widdron;  sekret:  prjvat. 
Retiredly,  Rc-tird-li.  ad.  in  solitiid;  in  prjvasi. 
Retiredness,  Ke-tird-nes,  n.  soliti^d;  prjvasi. 
Retirement,  Ke-tjr-ment,  m.    de  akt  ov  retjrig; 

de  siai  ov  beig  reljrd:  prjvat  abud:  prjvat  wa 

ov  l)f:  prjvasi:  seklii^oii. 
Retirer,  Ke-tjr-er,  n.  wun  hcD  rctjrz  er  widdrdz. 
Retold,  lU-tuld,  /«.  from  lirtel. 
Returt,  Re-U»rt,  ».  t.  tu  tro  or  twist  bak;  tu  re- 

btsud;  tu  rstdrn,  az  an  ^rgi^ment,  senJur,  or  in- 

siviliii. 
Retort.  Rc-t<>rt,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  retort;  tu  reb'snd. 
Retort,  Ke-tdrt,  n.  a  senJur  er  insiviliti  returnd; 

Q  scvtr,  fort  anser  er  replj;  a  reparte: — a   kemi- 

kul    glus    or   erten  vesel,  wid  a   bent  nek,  fer 

huiidig  solidz  or  likwidz  for  distilaj^m,  <ks. 
Retortee,  Re-idrt-er,  ii.  wun  hoo  retorts. 
Retorting,  Ke-tdrt-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  kustig  bak, 

az  I  -eiijur  or  insiviliti.  [taliajon. 

Retortion,  lie-tdr-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  retortig;  re- 
Retortive,  Ue-tdr-tiv,  a.  makig  retort. 
Reto^s.  Ke-tds,  17.  t.  tu  to8  agen:  ta  toa  bak. 
Retouch,  Re-tdq,  o.  t.  tu  tuq  agen;  tu  impnfiv 

b(  nil  lu(jv)Z. 

Retrace,  Kr-tnis,  r.  t.  tu  tras  ag^n;  tu  tras  bak; 

— iia  reun,  az  de  Tstljn  ov  a  droig. 
Retract,  Ke-irakt,  i'.  t.  tu  rrkdl:  tu  rekant;  tu 

tuk  bak.  lu  revcbk;  tu  abji^r;  tu  unsa;  tu  rezi^m. 
Retract,  Re-trakt,  r.  *.  tu  unsa:  tu  widdro  kun- 

sojiin. 
Rsteactate,  Re-trik-tat,*  r.  t.  tu  retrikt. 


Retractation,  Re-trak-ta-Jon,*  n.   rekantajon. 

rrtrakjon.  [trakted; 

Ketractible,  Re-tr:ikt-i-bl,   a.    dat   ma   be   re- 
Ketkactile,  Ile-trak-iil,  a.  kaijubl  ov  beig  dren 

bak. 
Retraction,  lie-trak-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  retraktig; 

eumtig    retrakted;    rekantajon;    deklarajon   or 

qanj  ov  opinyun. 
Retractive,  Re-trak-tiv,  n.  dat  hwiq  widdrdz. 
Retranslate,  Ke-trans-lat,  v.t.  tu  translat  ag^n. 
Retraxit,  Ke-traks-it,  «.  [/.]  {Lau)  a  widdroal 

ov  a  si^t  in  kurt,  bj  bwiq  de  plantif  Ijjzcz  biz 
Retread,  Ke-tred,  v.  t.  tu  tred  agen.  lak/on. 
Retreat,  Re-tret,  n.  de  akt  ov  retretig;  de  stat 

ov  prjvasi;  plas  ov  prjvasi;  plas  ov  safti;  widdro- 

al:  retjrmont;  Jelter;  refiy;  asjlum. 
Retreat,  Re-tret,  v.  i.  tu  widdrd:  tu  nwov  bak 

tu  a  plas;  tu  gu  tu  a  prjvat  abdid;  tu  t«k  Jel- 
ter; tu  g(j  tu  a  plas  ov  sekiiriti;  tu  retjr  from  a 

sqperior  euemi;  tu  resed;  tu  retjr.  [vasi. 

Retreated,  Re-tret-ed,  p.  a.  retjrd;  gon  tu  prj- 
Retrencu,  Re-trenq,  v.  t.  tu  kut  of;  tu  pj^r  awa; 

tu  konfjn:  tu  lesn:  tu  diminij.  [ekspens. 

Retrench.  Ke-trenij,  i-.  /.    tu  liv  wid  les  Jo  er 
Retrenching,  Re-trenq-ig,  n.  a  kutig  of;  a  por- 

pust  umijon. 
Retrenchment,  Re-tr^nq-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  rt- 

treu<jii):    kurtalmcnt:  diminqjon. — {F(/rt.)    eni 

razd  wurk  tu  kuver  a   post. 
Retribute,  Ue-trib-yqt,  i'.  t.  tu  pa  bak;  tu  mak 

re pumfut  ov:  tu  rekwjt.  [retribi^Jon. 

Retributer,   Re-trib-yq-ter,   n.   wun  hco   maka 
Retribution,  Rct-ri-bij,-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  retrib- 

yqtig:  dat  hwiq  iz  retribyqted  er  awarded;  re- 

imment:  rekwjtal:  reword:  rekomp^ne. 
Retributive,  Re-trib-yq,-tiv,  a.  makifl  retribij,- 

Joii:  re|>aig.  [yntiv. 

Retributory,  Re-trib-yq,-to-ri,  a.  repaig;  retrib- 
Retrievable,  Rc-trev-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  retrevd; 

rekiiverabl.  .  [beig  retrevabl. 

Retrievableness,  Re-trev-a-bl-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 
Ketrieval,  Ke-trev-al,  ii.  rekuveri:  restorajon. 
Retrieve,  Re-trev,  r.  t.  tu  mak  up  fer,  az  a  los; 

tu  rekiiver:  tu  resttir:  tu  rep4r;  tu  regan;  tu 

rekdl:  tu  brig  bak. 
Retrieve,  Re-trev,*  n.  a  diskuveri;  rekuveri. 
Hetriever,  Re-trev-er,  n.  wun  h(D  retrevz. 
Retkim.  Ke-trim,  r.  /.  tu  trim  agen. 
Retriment,  Ret-ri-ment,  n.  dregz;  refqs. 
Retroact.  Re-tru-akt,  v.  i.  tu  akt  bakward. 
Retroaction,  Re-tra-ak-Jon,  n.  akjun  bakward. 
Retroactive,  Re-tru-;ik-tiv,  vr  Ret-ru-ak-tiv,  a. 

aktiij  in  regard  tu  tigz  past;  aktig  bakwurdz. 
Retroactively,  Re-tro-ak-tiv-li,    ad.    bj  aktig 

bakwurdz. 
Retrocede,  Re-tro-sed,  vr  Ret-ro-sed,   r.  t.  tta 

sfd  tiak  agen:  tu  restd)r  tu  de  fermer  stat. 
Retrocede.  Re-tro-sed,  c  j.  tu  go  bak  agen. 
Hetrocedent,  lie-tro-se-dent,  a.  {Med.)  mdivig 

from  wun  [jqrt  ov  de  bodi  tn  andder,  az  sum 

dizf  z.ez. 
Retrocession,  Re-tro-seJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  retro- 

scJij):  akJun  ov  gijig  bak:  resejoii. 
Retroduction,   Rc-tro-ddk-Jon,   n.    de    akt   ov 

brigii)  bak.  [and  bak. 

Retroflex,  R6t-ro-fleks,  a.  {BU.)  bent  dis  wa 
Retrofracted,  Re-tru>-fr.ikt-ed,  a.  {But.)  hagig 

bak  and  d'sn,  az  if  bruikn. 
Retrogradation,  Ret-ro-gra-da-Jon,  n.  de  akt 

ov   guig    bakward. — {.Mrim.)   a    mojon   ov   a 

planet  hwen  it  aperz  k6ntrari  ta  de  erder  or 

de  sjnz. 
Retrograde,  Ret-ro-grad.  a.  goig  bakward:  de- 

kljnig    tu    a    wurs    i\Ai.  —  {Ai>tr<n.)   ap^rentU 

mtDvig  iu  an  erder  kdatrari  tu  dat  ov  de  sjns, 

az  a  planet. 


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Retrograde,  Ret-ro-grad,  v.  i.  tu  go  bakward; 

tu  xtiiA.  [bakward. 

Retrograde,  Ret-ro-grad,  v.  t.   tu  kez  tu  gu) 
Retrogradixgly,  Ret-ro-grad-ig-li,  ad.  bj  ret- 

rograJ  intojon. 
Retrogression,  Ret-ro-greJ-on,   n.    de   akt  ov 

goii)   bcikwardz.  [wardz. 

Retrogressive,    Ret-ro-gres-iv,    a.    goig    bak- 
Retromingencv,  Ret-ro-min-jen-si,  n.  de  akt  er 

kwoliti  ov  disqqrjig  yixrin  bakwardz. 
Retromingent,  Ret-ro-miQ-jent,    n.    an  animal 

hwiq  disyqrjez  its  yn,rin  bakwardz. 
Retromixgen'T,    Ret-rQ-min-jent,     a.    disqq,rjii) 

yiyin  bakwardz.  [pelig. 

Retropulsive,  Ret-ro-piil-siv,  a.  drjvii)  bak;  rs- 
Retrorsely,  Re-trers-li,  ad.  in  a   bakward   di- 

rekjon. 
Retrospect,  Ret-ro-spekt,   n.  a.  Ink  tron  bak 

up5a  bigz  behjnd  er  tigz  past;  a  vq  ov  ds  past. 
Retrospect,  Ret-ro-spekt,  v.  i.  tu  luk  bak. 
Retrospection,  Ret-ro-spek-Jon,   n.    de   akt  er 

fakuki  ov  lukig  bak. 
Retrospective,  Ret-ro-spek-tiv,  a.   lukii)   bak; 

vvi,ii)    de   past. 
Retrospectively,  Ret-ro-spek-tiv-li,  ad.  bi  ret- 

rospekjon. 
Retroversion,  Ret-ro-ver-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  ret- 

rovertii);  qauj  ov  pozijon;  displasment. 
Retrovert,  Ret-ro-vert,  v.  t.  tu   turn   bak;  tu 

plas  dat  befor  hwiq  iz  behjnd. 
Retrude,  Re-trif»d,  v.  t.  tu  trust  bak. 
Retruse,  Re-trdos,*  a.  hidn;  abstrcis. 
Retting,  Ret-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  prep^rig  flaks  fer 

de  separajon  ov  de  wudi  pq,rt  from   de  hqrl  er 

filamentus  pqrt,  bj  sokig  it  in  weter,  or  bj  eks- 

po3Vi,r  tu  diy — also  keld  rotuj. 
Retund,  Re-tiind,*  v.  t.  tu  blunt:  tu  turn. 
Return,  Re-turn,  v.  t.  tu  kum  agea  tu  de  sam 

plas  er  stat;  tu  go  er  kum  bak;  tu   mak  anser; 

tu  kum  agen;  tu  revizit;  tu  revert;  tu  retort. 
Return,  Re-turn,  v.  t.  tu  giv  bak  hwot  haz  bin 

borod  er  lent;  tu  repa;  tu  giv  in  rekwjtal;  tu 

giv  er  send  bak;  tu  restor; — tu  giv  ak-snt  ov; 

tu  transmit. 
Return,  Re-turn,  n.  de  akt  ovretiirnii);  dat  hwiq 

iz  retiirud;  retrogrejon;  de    akt   ov   kumig  bak 

tu  de  sam  plas  er   stat;   revolnJon;  visisitrid; 

restorajun; — profit;  advdntaj; — remitans;    repa- 

ment;  retribi{jon;  rekwjtal;  resUti]Jon;  relaps; — 

report;  ak-»ut  returnd. — (Arch.)  a   projektyii,r, 

moldig,  er  wel,  kontinynd  in  au  opozit  er  difer- 

ent  direkjon. 
Returnable,  Re-turn-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  retdrnd. 
Returner,  Re-turn-er,  n.  wua  hct>  retiirnz  or  re- 
mits, [makig  a  return. 
Returning,  Re-tdrn-ii),  j>P-  a.  goigergivig  bak; 
Returnless,  Re-tdrn-les,  a.  admitig  no   return; 

iremiabl. 
Retuse,  Re-t4s,  a.  {£ot.)  blunt,  and  turnd  in- 

wardz  mor  dan  obti|,s;  abrdptli  blunt. 
Reunion,  Re-yqn-yon,  n.  a   rented  yi^nyon;  re- 
turn tu  konkord  and  kohejon. 
Reunite,  Re-yn-njt,  v.  t.  tu  yunjt  agen;  tu  jern 

agen:  tu  rekonsjl;  tu  mak  doz  at  varians  wun. 
Reunite,  Re-yn,-njt,  v.i.  tu  yii,njt  erkoheragen. 
Reunition,  Re-yi],-niJ-on,*  ?<..  a  nn,yn,nyon. 
Reurge.  Re-iirj,  r.  t.  tu  urj  agen.  [ajon. 

Revaluation,  Re-val-yq-a-Jon,  n.  a  frej  valyq- 
Reveal,  Re-vel,  v.  t.  tu  diskiiver;  tu  la  opn;  tu 

diskloz;  tu  mak  non;  tu  diviiij:  tu  komn^uikat; 

tu  impqrt  from  hevn,  az  divjn  truot. 
Revealed.  Ke-veld,  p.  a.  lad  opn;  mad  non;  im- 

pqrted  from  hevn. 
Revealer,  Re-vel-er,  n.   wun  hoo  revelz;  a  dis- 

kuverer.  [ond  tjm. 

Revegetate,  Rg-vej-e-tat,  v.  t.  tu  vejetata  sek- 


Reveille,  Re-val,  er  Re-val-ya,  n.  {Mil.)  a  nam 
givn  tu  de  praklis  ov  de  Yqropean  qrmiz  ov 
betig  de  drum  at  dabrak,  tu  awak  de  soljerz, 
and  put  a  stop  tu  de  qalenjig  ov  de  sentriz. 

Revel,  Rev-el,  v.  i.  tu  fest  wid  tos  and  klamorus 
inL-riment;  tu  kar'sz. 

Revel,  Rev-el,  n.  a  fest  wid  loss  and  nffzi  joliti; 
kars^al. — {Arch.)  de  spas  betwen  de  eksterior 
surfas  ov  a  wel  and  de  fram  ov  a  resest  windo 
er  dor. 

Revel,  Re-vel,  v.  t.  tu  retrakt;  tm  dro  bak. 

Revelation,  Rev-e-la-Jon,  re.  de  akt  ov  revelig; 
dat  hwiq  iz  reveld:  diskuveri;  komq,nikaJon; — 
komti,nikajon  ov  sakred  er  relijus  trffldz  bj  a  teqer 
from  hevn,  er  bj  divjn  inspirajon;  de  trcudz  du8 
komiyiikated; — de  Apokalips. 

Reveller,  Rev-el-er,  n.  wun  hco  revelz. 

Revelling,  Rev-el-ig,  n.  liss  joliti;  revelri. 

Revelment,  Rev-el-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  revelig. 

Revel-rout,  Rev-el-r'st,  n.  a  mob;  a  rabl;  tq- 
multyqus  festiviti. 

Revelry,  Rev-el-ri,    n.    leas  joliti;    festiv  mert; 

Revendicate,  Re-ven-di-kat,  v.  t.  tu  klam  dat 
hwiq  haz  bin  takn,  er  bin  sezd  bj  an  enemi. 

Revendication,  Re-ven-di-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
revendikatig. — {Civil  law)  a  klam  legali  mad 
tu  rekuver  properti  bj  wun  klamig  az  oner. 

Revenge,  Re-venj,  v.  t.  tu  inflikt  pan  er  inji^ri 
for  inji^^ri  resevd;  tu  retiirn  an  3njn,ri;  tu  rek 
wunz  rogz  on  him  hcD  inflikted  dem;  tu  retaliat; 
tu  avenj.     'Inji^riz  qr  rerenjd;  krjmz  are/ijd. 

Revenge,  Re-venj,  n.  return  ov  an  injij^ri;  malig- 
niti,  malis,  or  agger,  setld,  and  watig  tu  retaliat 
an  injn,ri;  retaliajon.  Rsvenj  iz  an  akt  ov  pajon; 
venjann  ov  justis. 

Revengeful,  Re-venj-ful,  a.  ful  ov  revenj;  vin- 
diktiv:  malijus;  malignant;  rezentful. 

Revengefully,  Re-venj-ful-i,  ad.  m  a  revenj- 
ful  maner:  vindiktivli. 

Revengefulness,  Re-venj-ful-nes,  n.  de  kwol- 
iti  ov  beig  revenjful. 

Revengeless,  Re-venj-les,  a.  unrevenjd. 

Revengement,  Re-venj-ment,*  n.  revenj. 

Revenger.  Re-venj-er,  n.  wun  hot)  revenjez. 

Revengingly,  Re-venj-ig-li,  ad.  wid  rev6nj; 
vindiktivli. 

Revenue,  Rev-e-nq,,  n.  de  inkam  ov  a  stat  de- 
rjvd  from  dqtiz,  kustomz,  taksajon,  eksiz,  and 
uder  sor.^ez;  inkum;  anyij,al  profits  froiii  laudz 
er  uder  fundz.  [ig  bak. 

Reverberant,  Re-ver-ber-ant,  a.  rez-gndig;  bet- 

Reverberate,  Re-ver-ber-at,  v.  t.  tu  bet  bak; 
tu  furs  buk;  tu  return,  az  sisnd. 

Reverberate,  Re-ver-ber-at,  v.  i.  tu  bTsnd  bak; 
tu  reb-sud;  tu  rez'snd.  [berant. 

Reverberate,  Re-ver-ber-at,  a.  rezundig:  rever- 

Reverberation,  Re-ver-ber-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt'oT 
reverberatig;  a  rez'sndig. 

Reverberatory,  Re-ver-ber-a-to-ri,  a.  return- 
ig:  lietig  bak;  reverberatig. 

Reverberatory,  Re-ver-ber-a-to-ri,  n.  a  rever- 
berang  furnas. 

Revere,  Re-ver,  v.  t.  tu  reverens;  tu  onor;  ta 
venerat;  tu  regqrd  wid  e;  tu  ador. 

Reverence,  Rev-er-ens,  ji.  venerajon;  eful  re- 
gqrd; o;  dred;  respekt;  onor;  an  akt  ov  obasans; 
b-s;  kiirtesi:— de  tjtl  ov  de  klerji. 

Reverence,  Rev-er-ens,  v.  t.  tu  regqrd  wid  rev- 
erens: tu  rever. 

Reverencer,  Rev-er-ens-er,  n.  wun  hot)  regqrdz 
Wirt  roverens. 

Reverend,  Rev-er-end,  a.  venerabl;  dezervig  rev- 
erens;—  de  tjtl  ov  respekt  givn  tu  de  klerji.  d 
klerjiman  iz  stjld  recerenJ,  a  den,  t'eri  reverend, 
a  bijop,  rft  reverend,  an  qrqbijop,  mod  reverend. 


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Reverent,  R^v-er-ent,  a.  humbl;  ekspresij)  sub- 
inijOii:  testifjin  vonerajon:  ruveren/iil. 

REVtBE.NTiAL,' Kev-er-en-Jal,  a.  ekspresifl  rever- 
fiis;  prcjsedin  from  e  and  venerajon. 

Reverentially,  Rev-er-en-Jal-i,  nd.  in  a  revor- 
onjiil  nianer. 

Revkekntlv,  Rev-er-ent-li,  ad.  in  a  reverent 
manor;  wid  reverens.  [hU. 

Reverer,  Ke-ver-er,  n.   wun  ha>  reverz  or  vener- 

Revkrie,  Kev-er-E,  n.  a  dtp  01^,215);  a  wonderip 
t«t:  a  reveri.     Se  {Herery.) 

Reversal,  Rg-vers-al,  »«.  at  akt  ov  reversig;  re- 
pel: alternajon;  qanj  ov  senten?;  reverjon. 

Reversal,  Re-vers-al,  a.  impljig  revers;  intended 
tia  revtTS. 

Reverse,  Re-vers,  v.  t.  tm  turn  upsjd  d'sn;  tu 
overturn;  tu  subvert;  tu  invert;  tu  turn  bak: 
tu  kuntradikt;  tu  repel;  tu  turn  tu  de  kontrari; 
tu  return;  tu  rekul. 

Reverse,  Ke-ver;*,  «.  qanj;  visisitt^d;  a  kontrari; 
an  6pu)zit. — {A^umiitmatics}  de  opozit  tu  de  ob- 
vers  or  fas  ov  Q  ktfn  er  medal.  [mancr. 

Reversedlt,    Re-vers-ed-li,    ad.     in    a    reverst 

Reverseless,    Re-vers-les,    a.    ircversibl. 

Reverselt,  Re-vers-li,  ad.  in  a  revere  muner; 
iiu  de  uder  hiind. 

Reverser,  Re-vers-er,  n.  wun  hoo  reversez. 

Reversible,  Re-vers-i-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  bei^j  re- 
vt;rst. 

Reversion,  Rc-vt'r-/on,  n.  de  akt  ov  revertip: 
dat  hwiq  reverts. — {Law}  a  retnrnig,  az  ov  a 
poze/on  tu  a  farmer  caner; — de  rjt  tu  de  pozejon 
ov  nn  estat  after  de  det  ov  de  prczeut  pozesor, 
er  after  de  determinajon  ov  sum  uder  estat; — 
an  ani^iti  hwiq  iz  not  tu  komens  til  after  a  ser- 
ten  number  ov  yerz. 

Reversionary,  Re-ver-Jon-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu  a 
reverjon;  tu  be  enjtfd  in  suksejon.        [reverjon. 

Reversioner,  Re-ver-Jon-er,  n.  wun   hi»   haz  a 

Revert,  Ke-vert,  r.  t.  tu  turn  bak;  tu  "janj;  tu 
turn  tu  de  kontrari;  tu  reverberat. 

Revert,  Re-vert,  v.  i.  tu  return:  tu  fel  bak. 

Revert,  He-vert,  n.  {Mas.}  retiirn:  rekdrens. 

ReveRTEnt,  Re-vert-ent,  n.  {Med.)  a  medisin 
hwiq  restorz  de  natynral  order  ov  inverted  akjon 
in  de  bodi. 

Reverter,  Rc-vert-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwic  reverts. 
—  {Lu'v}  a  kind  ov  rit.  [turnabl. 

Revertible,  Kc-vert-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  revert;  re- 

Revertive,  Re-vert-iv,  a.  qanjig;  turnig  tu  de 
kontrari. 

Revert,  Rev-er-i,  n.  a  fit  ov  wonderij)  tot  er  dep 
miizi)]:  a  w^ld  fansi;  meditajon. 

Revest,  Re-vest,*  c.  t.  tu  klod  ag^n;  tu  reinvest. 

Revestiaey,  Re-vest-yi-a-ri,  n.  a  plashwq,rdresez 
qr  rejX'zited. 

Reveteme.vt,  Re-vet-ment,  n.  {Fr/rt.)  a  strog  wol 
bilt  rsnd  de  lucr  pqrt  ov  de  ramfxirt,  tu  sujxart 
de  ert. 

Revibrate,  Re-vj-brat, «-.  i.  tu  vjbrat  bak  eragen. 

Revictual,  Re-vit-l,  v.  t.  tu  vitl  er  sUJr  agen. 

Revie,  He-vj,*  V.  t.  tu  akse'd  tu  de  propozal  ov 
a  'tak  at  kqrdz,  and  tu  overtop  it. 

Review,  Ue-vi'i,  v.  t.  tu  luk  bak:  tu  se  agen;  tu 
konsider  over  agen:  tu  recgzamin;  tu  retras;  tu 
surva; — tu  inspekt,  az  triDjw: — tu  egiamin  krit- 
ikali,  az  a  buk;  tu  rjt  a  nutis  or  revij,. 

Review,  Re-vi\,  n.  de  akt  ov  revtiitj;  surva;  eg- 
zauiiiiajou; — an  inspekjon  ov  a  bodi  ov  trobps  er 
soljerz: — a  kritikal  cgzamina/oD  ov  a  lit«rari 
vrurk: — a  periodikal  publikajon,  givij)  an  anali- 
sis  ov  buks,  a  karakter  ov  dem,  and  remqrks 
up6n  dem;  az,  de  Mtmili  Hrru,  (de  uldestovde 
nam,  begiin  in  1749:  t  de  ' Edinhuro  Ji!evTi,{  1802;  ■ 
and  de  Kwnrteili  A'fii^  (^1812;;  de  A't/rt  Anur- 
ikan  lievti,  (1815.) 


Reviewable,  Re-v^-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  revi^d. 
Reviewal,  Re-vq,-al,   n.    a    rcvi'i  ov   a   buk;   a 

kriiek. 
Reviewer,  Re-vi^-er,  n.  wun  hco  revi^z;  wun  ha> 

rjts  revi\z  or  kritikal  notisez  ov  buks. 
Revigorate,  Re-vig-o-rat,*  v.  t.  tu  reinvigorat. 
Revile,  Revjl,  r.  t.  tu  repruq;  tu  vilifj;  tu  tret 

wid  k6nti],meli;  tu  abi|^z;  tu  tradi\,8. 
Revile.  Re-vjl,*  n.  repr6q;  k6nti),meli. 
Revilement,  Be-vjl-ment,  n.  At  akt  ov  revjlip; 

rcprojq. 
Reviler,  Re-vjl-er,  n.  wun  hot)  revjlz.  ['fi'fl. 

Reviling,  Re-vjl-ig,  ji.  de  akt  ov  reproqig:  a  vil- 
Revilingly,  Rc-vjl-ig-li,  ad.  in  an  abi^^iv  maner; 

w'.d  kontij^meli. 
Revirescenoe,     Rev-i-res-ens,*     n.    rennal    ov 

stregt  er  ov  yoot.  [vi3on. 

Revisal,  Re-vjz-al,  n.   revq,:   reegzaminajon;  re- 
Revise,  Rc-vjz,  r.  t.  tu  revi^:   tu   reegzamin  in 

order  tu  korekt;  tu  inspekt  k^rfuli;  tu  uverluk. 
Revise,  Re-vjz,  ?i.  rev\\:  reegzaminajon. — {Print- 

iny)  Q  sekond  er  furder  praf  ov  a  printed  Jet 

korekted. 
Reviser,  Re-vjz-er,  n.  wun  hdj  revjzez;    an  eg- 

zaminer;  a  superintendent. 
Revision,  Re-vl^-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  revjzig;  a  revq,; 

a  revjzal;  a  reegzaminajon. 
Revisit,  Re-viz-it,  v.  t.  tu  vizit  agen. 
Revisitation,  Re-viz-i-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  rc- 

viziiig.  [revijon. 

Revisory,  Re-vj-aa-ri,  a.  relatig  ta,  er  makig, 
Revival,  Re-vj-val,  n.  de  akt  ov  revjvifl;  renq,al 

ov  Ijf:  rekel  from  a  stat  ov  laggwor,  oblivion,  er 

obski^riti. — {I'/ienL)  a  reniid  er  inkrest  atenjon 

tu  relijon;  an  awaknig. 
Revivalism,  Re-vj-val-iz-m,  n.  a  rcvjval  ov  re- 
lijon; eksjted  felig  er  interest  wid  respekt  tu 

relijon. 
Revivalist,  Re-v|-val-ist,  n.  a  promoter  ov,  er 

an  adviokat  for,  relijus  revjvalz. 
Revive,  Re-vjv,  ».  i.  tu  return  tu  Ijf;  tu  return 

tu  vigor,  aktiviti,  er  fam. 
Revive,  Re-vjv,  ».  t.  tu  brig  tu  Ijf  agen;  tu  rai 

from  eni  stat  ov  lones:  tu  reanimat;  tu  reni^; 

tu  kwikn;  tu  renovat;  tu  refrej:  tu  restur  tu 

hop;  tu  briy  agen  intu  notis:  tu  rekiiver. 
Reviver,  Hc-vjv-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  revjvz. 
Revivification,  Re-viv-i-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  deaktov 

rfk>ilifl  tu  Ijf.  [kol  tu  Ijf. 

Revivify,  Re-viv-i-f  j,  v.  t.  tu  vivif  j  agen;  tu  re- 
Reviving,  Re-vjv-ij),  n.   de   akt  ov  rcstorig   er 

kuruifl  tu  Ijf.  [matig. 

Reviving,  Re-vjv-ig,  pp.  a.  retdrnig  tu  Ijf;  ani- 
Reviviscence,  Rev -i -vis-ens,     1  n.  reniial  ov  Ijf 
Reviviscency,  Rev-i-vij-en-si,  \      er  egzistens. 
Revivor,  Re-vjv-or,  n.  {Law)  de  revjval  ov  a  st^t 

otter  dt  det  ov  eni  ov  de  pqrtiz. 
Revocable,  Rev-u-ka-bl,  a.    dat  ma  be  revuikt; 

dai  ma  be  repeld. 
Revocableness,  Rev-o-ka-bl-nes,  n.  de   kwoliti 

ov  beii)  revcakabl. 
Revocatk,  Rev-o-kat,*  v.  t.  tti  rekel;  tu  rev6k. 
Revocation,  Rev-o-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  revok- 

ig:  dat  hwiq  iz  revokt:   repel;   reversal;  az,  ds 

rei'<jk(if,n  ov  de  edikt  ov  ^anta,  bi   Lijoi   XIV., 

in  1685. 
Revocatory,  R«v-o-ka-to-ri,  a.  rcvokig;  rekelij). 
Revoke,  Re-vuk,  i'.  t.  tu   revers   bj  otoriti;  tu 

kal  bak  solemli;  tu  repel:  tu  rekel. 
Revoke,  Re-vuk,  v.  i.  tu  renins  at  kqrdz. 
Revoke,  Re-v6k,  n.  At  akt  ov  remsusig  at  kqrdi, 

or  at  akt  ov  falig  tu  folo  sqt,  hwen  de  plaer 

kan  folu. 
Revolt,  Re-volt,  er  Re-vult,  v.  i.  tu  fel  of  from 

wun  tu  anuder;  tu  renins  alejians;  tu  dei^rtj 

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Revolt,  R£-v61t,  v.  t.  tia  turn;  tu  overturn; — tm 

di.-giist;  tu  Jok. 
Revolt,  Re-voU,  n.  gros  depqrtyixr  from  di^ti  er 

alEJians;  an  insurekjon;  a  rsbelyon;  a  dezerjon; 

qanj  ov  sjdz; — *a  revolter;  wun  hcD  qanjez  sjdz. 
Revolted,  Re-volt-ed,  p.  a.    havirj  swervd  from 

dn,ti.  [revolts. 

Revoltee,  Re-volt-er,  er  Re-volt-er,  n.  wun  hcb 
Revolting,  Re-volt-ir),  f/*.  a.  rspelii);  Jokii);  dis- 

gnstir).  . 

Revoluble,  Rev-o-lti,-bl,  a.  dat  ma  rsvolv. 
Revolute,  Rev-o-lvj,t,  a.  rold  •stwardz  and  bak- 

wardz. 
Revolution,  Rev-o-lfi-Jon,  n.  de  aktov  revolvii): 

rota  Jon;  serkqlar  mojon;  mojon  bakward;  mo- 
Jon  ov  a  pernt  er  Ijn  ab"st  a  senter;  kors  ov  eni 

til)  hwiq  rEtiirnz  tu  de   ptrnt  at  hwiq  it  began 

tu  moov;  spas  meji^rd  bj  sum  revoh|Jon. — {Pol- 

itiC'S)  an  ekstensiv  qanj  in  dg  politikal  konsti- 

tqjon  er  guvernment  ov  a  kuntri. 
Revolutionary,  Rev-Q-lq,-Jon-a-ri,  a.  relatifl  tu 

a  revoli]^Jon;  promotir)  or  favorig  a  revolnJon. 
Revolutioner,  Rev-o-14-Jon-er,*  )  n.   a  favorer 
Revolutionist,  Rev-o-hi-Jon-ist,  i      ov  revolq,- 

Jonz. 
Revolutionize,  Rev-o-lq,-Jon-jz,  'e.  t.  tu  efekt 

a  qanj  in  de  ferm  ov  guvernment;  tu  qanj  tdr- 

oli;  tu  overturn. 
Revolve,  Re-v61v,  v.  i.  tu  rol  in  a  serkl;  tu  per- 
form a  revolijon; — tu  fel  bak;  tu  return. 
Revolve,  Re-v61v,  v.  t.  tu  kez  tu  turn  er  rol 

risnd:  tu  rol  rund;  tu  konsider;  tu  rgflekt  on. 
Revolvencv,  Re-v61v-en-si,  n.  konstant  revolq,- 
Rkvomit,  Re-vom-it,  v.  t.  tu  vomit  agen.     [Jon. 
Revulsion,  Re-vul-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  revelig  er 

troir)  bak; — de  turnig  ov  a  dizez  from  wun  pqrt 

ov  de  bodi  tu  aniider. 
Revulsive,  Re-vdl-siv,  n.  dat  hwiq  haz  de  p^er 

ov  subduktig  er  widdreig,  az  de  hi^^morz  ov  de 

bodi.  [vuljon. 

Revulsive,  Re-vnl-siv,  a.  havig  de  p'ser  ov  re- 
Rew,  Rod,*  n.  a  ro;  a  ragk. 
Rewake,  Re-wak,  v.  t.  and  *.  tu  wak  agen. 
Reward,  Re-werd,  v.  t.  tu  repa;  tu  rekompens; 

tu  rekwjt;  tu  gratif j  bj  a  gift  in  tokn  ov  dezert 

er  aprcDval. 
Reward,  Re-werd,  n.  a  gift  in  tokn  ov  apr(6vd 

merit;  rekompens;  rekwjtal,  in  a  gud  er  il  sens; 

retrib^Jon.  [werded. 

Rewardable,  Re-werd-a-bl,   a.    dat  ma   be  re- 
Rewardableness,  Re-werd-a-bl-nes,  n.   wurdi- 

nes  ov  rewerd. 
Rewarder,  Re-werd-er,  n.  wun  hoo  rewerdz. 
Rewaedful,    Re-werd-ful,    a.    bestoig   rewerd; 

rekompensig. 
Rewardless,  Re-werd-les,  a.  havig  no  rewerd. 
Rewet,  IM-et,  n.  de  lok  ov  a  gun. 
Reword,  Re-wurd,  v.  t.  tu  repet  in  de  sam  wurdz. 
Rewrite,  Re-rjt,  v.  t.  tu  rjt  ami. 
Reynard,  Ren-ard,  w  Ra-nard,  n.  de  nam  ov  a 

foks  in  fabl.     Ritn  elso  {renard.} 
Rhabarbaeate,   Ra-b^r-ba-rat,   a.   impregnated 

er  tigktyn^rd  wid  rcobqrb.  [prinsipl  ov  rcobqrb. 
Rhabarbarine,  Ra-bqr-ba-rin,  n.  de  purgativ 
Rhabdology,  Rab-dol-o-ji,  n.   de   qrt  ov  kom- 

pq,tig  bj  rodz  er  bonz.     Se  {Rdbdology .) 
Rhabdomancy,  Rab-do-man-si,  n.  divinajon  bj 

a  wond  er  rod. 
Rhapsodical,  Rap-s6d-i-kal,  a.  pdrtakig  ov  rap- 

sodi;  unkonekted;  ramblig.  [er  ov  rapsodi. 

Rhapsodically,  Rap-s6d-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  de  man- 
Rhapsodist,  Rap-so-dist,  n.  wun  ho)  resjts  er  sigz 

rapsodiz  or  ekstempore  versez;  a  rjter  ov  rapso- 

diz,  er  ov  wjld,  iregyqlar  koinpozijonz. 
Rhapsodize,  Rap-so-djz,  v.  i.  tu  resjt  rapsodiz; 

tu  akt  az  a  rapsodist. 


Rhapsody,  Rap-so-di,  n.  a  kolekjon  ov  sogz,  er 

versez,  jffnd  wid'st  natyi^ral  kohegon;  a  wjld, 

ramblig,  inkoherent  kompozijon. 
Khea,  Re-a,  n.  {Ornith.}  a  spejez  ov  berd. 
Khein-berry,  Ran-ber-i,  n.  buktern;  a  plant. 
Rheine,  Rg-in,  n.  an  inodorus,  biterij  substans, 

ov  yelo  kulor,  obtand  from  rtobqrb  bj  njtrik  asid. 
Rhenish,  Ren-iJ,  a.  relatig  tu  de  Rjn. 
Rhenish,  Ren-iJ,  n.  wjn  from  de  vinyardz  on  er 

ner  de  Rjn. 
Rheometry,  Re-6m-e-tri,  n.   de  diferenjal  and 

integral  kalki]^lus;  flukjonz. 
Rhetian,  Rg-Ji-an,  a.,  relatig  tu   de   Rejij,  de 

anjent  pepl  ov  Tirol,  and  tu  a  pqrt  ov  de  Alps. 
Rhetoric,  Ret-or-ik,  n.  dg  qrt  ov  perswajon,  er 

ov  oratori;  dg  qrt  ov  adresig  publik  asembliz; 

oratori;  elokwens; — de  qrt  ov  proz  kompozijon 

jenerali;  filolojikal  kritisizm. 
Rhetoeical,  Rg-tor-i-kal,  a.  pertanig  tu  retorik; 

oratorikal:  figyi^rativ;  perswasiv. 
Rhetorically,  Rg-tor-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  retorikal 

maner;  Ijk  an  orator;  figyq^rativli. 
Rhetoricalness,  Re-tor-i-kal-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 

ov  beig  retorikal.  [tor. 

Rhetoricate,  Re-tor-i-kat,*  v.  i.  tu  pla  de  ora- 
Rhetorication,    Re-tor-i-ka-Jon,*    n.    retorikal 

amplifikajon. 
Rhetorician,  Ret-o-riJ-an,  n.  wun  verst  in  ret- 
orik; a  tgqer  ov  retorik:  an  orator. 
Rhetorize,  Ret-o-rjz,  v.  t.  tu  reprez^nt  bj  a  fig- 

yqr  ov  oratori. 
Rheum,  R<iim,  n.  a  tin,  serus  fln,id,  sekreted  bj 

mqkus  glandz;  dgflukjon; — an  inflamatori  akjon 

ov  serten  glandz,  az  in  a  kold,  bj  hwiq  de  eks- 

kreted  flqidz  qr  elterd  and  inkrest;  a  katqr. — 

{/i(/t.)  a  jenus  ov  plants;  roDbqrb. 
Rheumatic,  Rcn-miit-ik,  a.   prosedig  from  rom, 

er  a  pekant,  weteri  hq,mor; — relatig  tu  rcDma- 

tizm;  aflikted  wid  roomatizm. 
Rheumatism,   RA-ma-tiz-m,  n.  a   panful   dizez, 

afektig  de  jernts  wid  swelig   and   stifnes,  elso 

afektig    dg    miiskq,lar,    tendinus,    and    fjbrus 

tekstyi|,rz  ov  de  bodi. 
Rheumic,  Ri»-mik,  a.  {Chem.)  notig  an  asid  ob- 
tand from  rctibqrb  steks. 
Rheumy,  RA-mi,  a.  afekted  bj,  er  relatig  tu,  rfflm. 
Rhineland-eod,  Rjn-lii,nd-rod,  n.  {Fort.}  a  mej- 

qr  ov  12  fet. 
Rhino,  Rj-no,t  n.  a  kant  wurd  fer  wiwm. 
Rhinoceeical,  Rj-no-ser-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  de 

rjnoseros. 
Rhinoceros,  Rj-nos-e-ros,  n.   an  oriental   paki- 

dermatus  kwodronped,  ov  grat  sjz,  karakterjzd  bj 

wun  er  tco   herni   produkjonz  upon  de  noz. — 

( Of/nth.)  a  spejgz  ov  hernbil. 
Rhinoplastic,  Rj-no-plas-tik,  a.  relatig  tu   de 

operajon  fer  &rmig  a  nq,  noz,  er  rjnoplasti. 
Rhinoplasty,  Rj-no-plas-ti,  n.  {Med.)  de  oper- 
ajon for  fermig  a  ni],  noz. 
Rhizoma,  Rj-z6-ma,  n.  {Hot.}  a  krepig  stem,  er 

roitstiik,  Ijk  dat  ov  de  jris.  [ov  fuggj. 

Rhizomorpha,  Rj-zo-mer-fa,  n.   {Bot.}   a  jenus 
Rhizophora,  Rj-z6f-o-ra,  n.  {Boi.}  a  jenus  ov 

plants;  mangrov. 
Rhodian,  R6-di-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Rodz. 
Rhodium,  R6-di-um,  n.  {Chem.}  a  metal  obtand 

from  ds  or  ov  platinum,  ov  a  hwjtij  kulor,  and 

vcri  hqrd.     It  haz  bin  yqzd  fer  de  pffnts  ov  me- 

talik  penz. 
Rhododendron,  Rod-o-den-dron,  er  Ro-do-d^n- 

dron,  n.  {Dot.}  a  jenus  ov  plants;  de  ba  lerel; 

a  f  jn  fluerig  Jrub. 
Rhomb,  Romb,  ji.  {Geom.}  d  kwodrilateral  figyq,r 

hcDz  sjdz  qr  el  ekwal,  and  its  agglz  not  rjt  agglz; 

sam  az  rombus.     Se  {RhmibusJ}  [romb. 

Rhombic,  Rom-bik,  er  Rdm-bik,  a.  Japt  Ijk  a 


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Rhombohedeal,  Uom-bo-hE-dral,   a.   romberJal. 

Rhombohedron,  Kom  bo-he-druu,  n.  {GeoTn.)  a 
solid  tigyur  ov  siks  sjdz. 

RuoMBOiD,  Koui-berd,  «.  {Geom.}  a  kwodrilatoral 
fijrynr,  wid  de  opozit  sjdz  skwal,  but  not  de 
adjaseiit  sjdz,  and  de  apglz  not  rjt  apglz. 

RuoMBOiDAL,  Rom-btf-dal,  a.  relaliij  tu  a  romb; 
rEzeiublij)  a  roinb. 

HuOMB-spAR,  Hoinb-spqr,  ii,  (A/in.)  a  kristaljn, 
uia;^nt;.^iari  kqrbonat  ov  Ijin. 

Rhombus,  Koiu  bus,  n.  {Gecm.)  a  plan  figyq,r, 
bonded  bj  for  ekwal  strat  Ijiiz,  dt  opozit  Ijnz 
paralel,  and  de  agglz  obljk.  Hweu  de  ajjglz  qr 
rjt  afiglz,  it  bekiimz  a  skwq,r. 

Rhubarb,  R<)ti-bqrb,  «.  a  perenial  plant  wid  a  rot 
muq  yqzd  az  a  purgativ  modisin. 

Rhubarby,  R<i)-bqrb-i,  a.  relatiij  tu  or  kontaniy 
rinbqrb. 

Rhumb,  Rumb,  ji.  {Naut.}  a  vertikal  serkl  ov  eni 
givn  plas,  or  de  intersekjon  ov  eni  suq  serkl  wid 
de  hwrjzon;  in  hwiq  later  sens  it  menz  de  sam 
az  a  p»nt  ov  de  kumpas.     8e  {lihntnh.y 

Rhumb-line,  Rdmb-ljn,  n.  {Nayt.)  de  trak  ov  a 
Jip  hwitj  kuts  ol  de  meridianz  at  de  sam  a^jgl, 
kt)ld  elsu)  de  loksadroinilc  kurv. 

Rhus,  Kus,  n.  {/int.)  a  jenus  ov  plants;  Jumak. 

Rhyme,  Rjm,  «.  de  korespondens  ov  de  s-snd  ov 
de  lust  wurd  er  silabl  ov  wun  vers  or  Ijn,  tu  de 
BTsnd  ov  be  last  wurd  er  silabl  ov  anuder;  a  bqr- 
monikal  suksejon  ov  sijndz; — puetri:  a  puem;  a 
wurd  qi.mifl  wid  andder  wurd.  /r'/w  or  rezn, 
vers  or  sens.  [ez. 

Rhyme,  Rjm,  f.  i.  tu  agre  in  s-snd;  tu  mak  vers- 

Rhyme,  Rjin,  p.  t.  tu  put  intu  rjm. 

RiiYMELESS,  Rjm-les,  a.  not  havij)  rjm. 

Rhymer,  Rim-er,  n.  a  maker  ov  rjmz;  a  versifjer. 

RuYMERY,  Rjm-er-i,  n.  de  qrt  ov  makig  rjmz. 

Rhymester,  Rjm-ster,  ji.  a  maker  ov  rjmz;  a  ver- 
sifier: a  puet,  in  kontemt;  a  rjmer. 

Rhymist,  Him-ist,*  n.  a  maker  ov  rjmz;  a  rjmer. 

Rhy.nchops,  Rin-qops,  n.  {Ornitfi.)  de  blak 
skimcr. 

Rhythm,  Ritm,  6r  Ridm,  n.  de  konsonans  ov 
me^qr  and  tjm  in  poetri,  proz  kompozijon,  and 
mq,/.ik; — olsia  in  dansig; — meter;  vers;  numberz: 
pruiiorjon  apljd  tu  eni  mojon  hwotever. 

Rhythmical,  Rit-mi-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  er  havi}) 
ritm:  hqrmonikal.  [ranniT. 

Rhythmically,  Rit-mi-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  ritmikal 

Rhytumless,  Ritm-lc3,  a.  destitq,t  ov  ritm. 

Rhythmometer,  Rif)-m6m-e-ter,  n.  an  instru- 
ment for  mqrkifl  tjm  tu  moDvments  in  mqzik. 

Rial,  Ki:-al,  n.  a  pes  ov  muni.     Se  {Heal.} 

Riant,  Ue-qh,t  a.  [Fr.]  Iqfij);  eksjtij)  Iqfter;  ga; 
smjlij);— apljd  figyqrativli  tu  de  qrts. 

Rib,  Rib,  n.  wun  ov  de  twelv  bonz  on  eq  sjd  ov 
de  vertebre  ov  de  hqman  bodi:  de  korespoudifl 
biin  in  uder  animalz; — a  pes  ov  timber  in  de  roof 
ov  Q  bildii)  or  de  sjd  ov  a  Jip;— a  pqrt  dat  stregt- 
enz  de  ^d  ov  eni  tifl:— de  kontinyqajon  ov  a 
petiujl  in  a  lef; — a  narts  strip; — +q  wjf,  wid  alq- 
jon  tu  de  kreajou  ov  8"v. 

Rib,  Rib,  r.  t.  tu  furnij  wid  ribz;  tu  enkliz,  az 
de  bodi,  bj  ribz;— tu  pl-s  imperfektli. 

Ribald,  Rib-aid,  n.  a  Iim,  men,  broital  req. 

Ribald,  Rib-aid,  a.  bas:  men;  la)s:  vjh  obsen. 

Ribaldish,  Kib-ald-i/,*  a.  disptizd  tu  ribaldri. 

Ribaldry,  Rib-ald-ri,  n.  vjl,  brotal,  ribald  lafl- 
gwaj:  ob-eniti. 

Riband,  Rib-an,  n.  a  filet  ov  silk.     Se  {liibbiM.) 

Riband,  Hib-an,  i-.  t.     Se  {JUbb^'n.) 

Ribanded,  Rib-and-cd,  a.  adornd  wid  ribanz  or 
ribuuz. 

Riband,  Rib-and,     )      n.   {A'aut.)    a  loj,   naro. 

Ribband,  Rib-and,  |  flekaibl  pes  ov  timber, 
nald  on  de  stsjd  or  de  ribz  07  a  Jip. 


Ribbed,  Ribd,  a.  furnijt  wid  ribz. 

Ribbing,  Rib-ij),  n.  {(Jar.)  de  timber  wark  for 
sustaiiii)  a  volted  sclip. 

Ribble-rabble,  Rib-l-rab-l,  n.  a  rabl;  a  mob. 

Ribbon,  Rib-on,  n.  a  filet  ov  silk;  a  slip  ov  silk 
er  satin  yqzd  for  ornament,  or  az  a  baj.— (Z/er.) 
an  erdinari  bwiq  iz  de  att  pqrt  ov  a  bend.  His 
wurd,  formerli  ritn  {nband,)  iz  nu  komonli  ritn 
{lihhuii.)  [onz. 

Ribbon,  Rib-on,  v.  t.  tu  furnij  er  mlorn  wid  rib- 

Ribbon-orass,  Rib-on-gras,  n.  an  ornamental 
gras,  haviy  strjpod  levz. 

Kib-grass,  l{ib-grus,  h.  a  plant;  ribwurt;  planten. 

RiBiBLE,  Rib-i-bl,  n.  {Mas.)  Q  smol  vjol  wid  tre 

RiBLESS,  Rib-les,  a.  haviy  nw  ribz.  [strijiz. 

RiBKOAST,  Rib-rost,  v.  t.  tu  bet  sundli:  [a  bur- 
lesk  wurd.]  [kujclig. 

RiBROASTiNG,   Rib-rost-ifl,   n.    a   s-snd   betifl;  a 

Rifi-woRT,  Rib-wurt,  n.  a  plant;  rib-gras. 

Rice,  Rjs,  n.  a  plant  and  veri  valyqabl  gran,  razd 
in  imens  kwontitiz  in  tropikal  kljmats. 

RiCE-BiRD,  Rjs-berd,  n.  a  spejez  ov  8st  Indian 
berd.  [rjs. 

RiCE-MiLK,  Rjs-milk,  n.  milk  bffld  and  tiknd  wid 

Rice-paper,  liis-pa-per,  n.  a.  substans  imported 
from  t'jna,  sed  tu  be  a  membran  ov  a  spejez  ov 
de  bred-frct)t  tre,  and  yqzd  fer  dreig-paper. 

Rice-pudding,  Rjs-pud-ifl,  »j.  pudifl  mad  ov  rjs. 

Rich,  Riq,  a.  pozest  ov  riqez;  welti;  ab-sndig  in 
welt;  ab-sndiy  in  pozejonz;  opyqlent;  opozd  tu 
l)Cbr;  —  valyqabl ;  estimabl ;  prejus  ;  splendid  ; 
sumtyqus; — havig  ingredients  or  kwolitiz  in  a 
grat  kwontiti  er  degre;  havii)  sumtij)  prejus; — 
fertil;  frcDtful; — abundant;  plentiful;  ab-sndii); 
pleutifuli  stukt;  az,  "pastyqrz  riy  in  floks."  It 
iz  sumtjmz  yq,zd  az  a  kolektiv  n-sn,  for  j-ty  per- 
sonz;  az,  "  He  rii^  and  de  poor  met  tugeder." 

Rich,  Riq,*  v.  t.  tu  enriq. 

Riches,  Riq-ez,  n.  jH.  welt;  muni  er  pozejonz; 
tre^qrz;  opyqlens;  aflqens.  It  woz  formerli 
sumtjmz  yqzd  az  in  de  sipgqlar  number:  az, 
'•  For  in  wun  -sr  so  grat  ri<-cz  iz  kum  tu  net." 

Richly,  Riq-li,  ad.  wid  riqez;  plenteusli;  abun- 
dantli. 

Richness,  Riq-nes,  ji.  de  kwoliti  ov  beifl  riq;  opyq- 
lens: welt;  f  jneri;  fertiliti;  frcDtfulnes;  abiindans. 

RiCiNic,  Ri-sin-ik,  a.  {Cliem.)  apljd  tu  an  asid 
obtand  from  kastor-ffl. 

RicK,  Rik,  )i.  a  pjl  ov  kern  er  ha,  regyqlarli  hept 
up  and  Jelterd;  sumtjmz,  a  smol  pjl  just  gaderd. 

Rick,  Rik,   v.  t.  tu  pjl  up  ha  or  gran. 

Rickets,  Rik-ets,  n.  pi.  a  dizi'z,  jenerali  konfjnd 
tu  qjldhud,  non  bj  a  Iqrj  bed,  protroided  brest- 
bon,  flatnd  ribz,  tqmid  beli,  emajiatcd  limz,  and 
grat  jeneral  debiliti;  rakjtis. 

Rickety,  Rik-et-i,  a.  dizezd  wid  de  rikets;  febl; 
toterij). 

Ricochet,  Rik-o-Ja,  a.  [F/-.]  an  epitet  apljd  tu 
de  f jriij  ov  a  pes  ov  erdnans,  bj  hwiq  a  Jot  or  Jel 
rolz  or  b-sndz  alop  de  6pozit  rampart. 

Rictus,  Rik-tus,  n.  [Z,.]  {lint.)  de  opuig  bet  wen 
de  lips  ov  a  labint  fl-ser. 

Rid,  Rid,  />.  from  Rid.     Se  {Jiide.) 

Rid,  Rid,  e.  t.  tu  set  fre;  tu  deliver;  tu  disen- 
kuuiber:  tu  drjv  awa;  tu  remAv  bj  vjolens. 

Riddance,  Rid-ans,  n.  de  akt  ov  ridijj;  deliverans; 
disenkumbrans:  losor  sumti)]  wun  iz  glad  tu  la>z. 

Ridden,  Rid-n,  />.  from  Hid.     Se  {Hide.) 

RiDDER,  Rid-er,  «.  wun  hot)  ridz; — a  kjnd  ov  siv. 

Riddle,  Rid-1,  n.  an  enigma;  a  puzliy  kwestyon; 
a  dqrk  problem;  eni  tiHpuzlij);—a  korsoropnsiv. 

Riddle,  Rid-l,J  v.  t.  tu  solv;  tu  unridl;— tu  sep- 
arat  bj  a  kors  siv. 

Riddle,  Rid-1,  v.  i.  tu  spek  ambigj-Tiusli  er  ob- 
skqrli.  [obskqrli. 

Riddles,  Rid-lor,  u.  wun  hit)  ridlz;  wun  ho)  speka 


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RtDDLiNGLY,  Rid-lig-li,  ad.   in   ds   maner  ov  a 

ridl;  t^ekretli. 
Ride,  Rjd,  v.  i.  [i.  read,  ps.  rjdiij,  read,  rid,  ridn:] 

tia  travel  on  horsbak;  tui  be  konvad  on  a  hers, 

or  uder  animal,  er  in  eni  sort  ov  karij;  tia  be 

barn,  not  tu  wok;   tia  manaj  a  hers; — tia   bg 

suported,  hweder  in  mojon  er  at  rest,  bj  sum- 

tiy;  er  on  water,  az  a  Jip. 
Ride,  Rjd,  v.  t.  tu  sit  on  so  az  tii  bs  karid; — tia 

inanaj  insolentli  at  wil. 
Ride.  Rjd,  n.  an  ekskurjon  on  horsbak  er  in  a 

VEhikl;  a  plas  fer  rjdiy;  a  rod,  jenerali  in  pleg- 

ly-grundz;  a  rjdii). 
RiDEAU,  RE-d6,  n.  [Fr.]  (Fort.)  an  elevajon  ov 

de  ert  aloi)  a  plan,  servii)  tu  protekt  a  kamp. 
Rider,  Rjd-"er,  n.  wun  ho)  rjdz;  wun  hdi  manajez 

er  braks  horsez; — an  adijon  tu  a  n)anyi|skript 

er  dokyii^ment  after  its  komplejon;  a  klez  aded 

tu  Q  bil  pasiij  trca  a  lejislativ  bodi. 
Riderless,  Rjd-er-les,  a.  beig  dostiti|t  ov  a  rjder. 
Ridge,  liij,  «,.  de  bak,  er  top  ov  de  bak;  de  ruf 

top  ov  eni  tii),  rezemblii]  ds  vertebrs  ov  de  bak; 

a  protn,berans; — de  grsnd  tron  up  bj  de  pi's; — 

de  top  ov  de  rojf  rjzii)  tu  an  ai)gl. 
Ridge,  Rij,  v.  t.  tu  ferm  az  a  rij  er  wid  a  rij;  tu 

ferm  intu  rijez;  tu  rigkl. 
Ridgeband,  Rij -band,  «.  de  pqrt  ov  a  hqrnes  dat 

krosez  de  bak  ov  a  hers. 
RiDGEL,  Rij-el,  n.  an  animal  hqf  kastrated. 
RiDGELET,  Rij-let,  n,  a.  litl  rij. 
RiDGELiNG,  Rij-lir),  n.  an  animal  hqf  kastrated. 
RiDGiNGLY,  Rij-ii)-li,  ad.  after  de  maner  ov  rijez. 
Ridgy,  Rij-i,  a.  rjziij  in  er  haviij  rijez. 
Ridicule,  Rid-i-ki],l,  n.  wit  ov  dat  spejez  hwiq 

provcaks  Iqf  ter,  and  iz  dezjnd  tu  brii)  de  subjekt 

ov   it   intu   kontemt;    deri^on;  .satjr;   sqrkazm; 

mokeri;  burlesk;  ridikyqlusnes. 
Ridicule,  Rid-i-kx],l,  v.  t.  tu  Iqf  at  wid  gud  yq- 

mor;  tu  ekspoz  tu  Iqfter;  tu  rali;  tu   tret  wid 

kcmtemtyqus  meriment;  tu  derjd;    tu  jer;   tu 

saterjz. 
Ridiculer,  Rid-i-kql-er,  n.  wun  hoo  ridikqlz. 
Ridiculous,  Ri-dik-yq-lus,  a,  wurdi  ov  beig  Iqft 

at;  eksjtii)  Iqf  tor;  rizibl;  absurd;  preposterus;  Iq- 

dikrus;  droil. 
Ridiculously,  Ri-dik-yq-lus-li,  ad.  in  a  maner 

tu  eksjt  Iqfter. 
Ridiculousness,  Ri-dik-yti,-lus-nes,  n.  dekwoliti 

ov  beig  ridikyqlus. 
Riding,  Rjd-ig,  pp.  a.  pasig  on  a  best  er  in  a  ve- 

hikl;— erapldfd  tu  travel  on  eni  okajon. 
Riding,  Rjd-ig,  n.  a  rjd.     {England.)  a  distrikt 

vizited  bj  an  ofiser; — wun  ov  de  tre  divij;onz  ov 

Yerkjer;  kordpted  from  {trickiug)  er  {triding,} 

a  terd. 
Riding-clerk,  Rjd-ig-klerk,  er  Rjd-ig-klqrk,  71.  a 

merkantil  traveler; — wun  ov  de  siks  klerks  in  de 

IggliJ  qanseri. 
Riding-cloak,  Rjd-ig-klak,  n.  a  klok  yqzd  fer 

rjdig.  [on  q  jurni. 

Riding-coat,   Rjd-ig-kot,  7i.  a  kot  yqzd  in  rjdig 
Riding-habit,  Rjd-ig-hab-it,  n.  a  dresfor  wimen, 

hvven  rjdig  on  hersbak.  [dres. 

RiDiNGHOOD,  Rjd-ig-hud,    n.   a  wuinanz    rjdig- 
RiDiNG-HOUSE,  Rjd-ig-h-8s,  n.  a  rjdig-sko)!. 
Riding-school,  Rjd-ig-sko&l,  n.   a   skual   or  plas 

hwfir  de  qrt  ov  rjdig  iz  tet. 
RiDOTTO,  Ri-dot-o,  n.  [It.]  an  asembli;  a  publik 

entertanment  ov  mqzik  and  dansig. 
Rife,  Rjf,  a.  prevalent;  prevalig;  komon;  abiind- 

ant; — qefli  apljd  tu  dizezez. 
Rifely,  Jijf-li,*  ad.  prevalentli;  abundantli. 
Rifeness,  Rjf-nes,*  n.  prevalens:  abdndans. 
Riffraff,  Rif-raf,J:  n.  de  refq,s  ov  eni  tig;  de  rabl. 
Rifle,  Rj-fl,  v.  t.  tu  rob;  tu  pilaj;  tu  plunder; 

tu  tak  awa. 


Rifle,  Rj-fl,  n.  a  gun  or  musket  ov  hwiq  de  barel 
insted  ov  beig  a  kler  silinder  insjd,  iz  furud  wid 
spjral  q.inelz; — a  sort  ov  hwetston  or  instrtbment 
fer  Jqipnig  a  sjd.  [qrmd  wid  a  rjfU 

Rifleman,  Rj-fl-man,   n.,  2)1.   Rj-fl-men;   a  man 

Riflkr,  Rj-fler,  n.  wun  hca  rjflz;  rober;  a  pilajer. 

Rift,  Rift,  n.  a  kleft;  a  f ijqr;  a  breq;  an  opnig; 
a  rapid  er  brokn  fel  in  a  river. 

Rift,  Rift,  v.  t.  tu  rjv;  tu  split. 

Rift,  Rift,  v.  i.  tu  burst;  tu  opn;  tu  belq;  to. 
brak  wind.     [Nert  ov  Iggland.] 

Rig,  Rig,  n.  a  wonton;  an  impqdent  wuman;  a 
strumpet;  a  bluster;  a  rij;  a  rib; — dres; — +a  trik; 
a  jer. — {JVaiit.}  de  maner  ov  fitig  de  masts  and 
rigig  tu  de  hul  ov  a  vesel. —  Tu  run  a  rig,  tu 
pla  a  trik  ov  gaeti  er  meriment. —  Tu  run  de  rig 
'Upon,  tu  praktis  a  jok  upon. 

Rig,  Rig,  u.  t.  tu  dres;  tu  akdbter;  tu  fit  wid 
taklig,  kerdaj,  or  akcoterments. 

Rigadoon,  Rig-a-di]bn,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  brisk  dans, 
perfermd  bj  wun  kupl.  [gajon. 

RiGATiON,  Rj-ga-Jon,*  n.  de  akt  ov  weterig;  iri- 

Rigel,  Rj-gel,  n.     Se  {Regel.) 

Rigger,  Kig-er,  n.  wun  hoD  rigz; — a  silindrikal  er 
drum-Japt  puli. 

Rigging,  Rig-ig,  n.  (JVatit.}  de  kerdaj  er  rops 
bj  hwiq  de  masts  qr  suported,  and  de  salz  eks- 
tended  er  takn  in. 

Riggle,  Rig-1,  v.  i.     Se  (  Wriggle.} 

Right,  Rjt,  a.  strat;  direkt;  uprjt; — fit;  proper; 
bekiimig;  sqtabl; — rjtful;  troo;  not  eroneus;  not 
rog:  not  mistakn;  just;  onest:  ekwitabl;  proper; 
korekt;  konvenycnt; — not  oblik; — not  left;— an 
epifcet  apljd  tu  de  strogger  leg,  fut,  qrm,  er 
hand,  er  de  sjd  on  hwiq  da  qr  plast.  Eft  aygl, 
an  aggl  ov  90  degrez.  Rft  Ifn,  a  strat  Ijn.  kit 
gjhr,  de  pozijon  ov  a  sfer  hwen  de  ekwator  kuts 
de  horjzon  at  rjt  agglz. 

Right,  Rjt,  inter,  an  eksprejon  ov  aprobajon. 

Right,  Rjt,  ad.  in  a  rjt  maner;  in  a  direkt  Ijn; 
properli;  justli;  egzaklli;  just;  veri.  It  iz  yqzd 
in  tjtlz;  az,  rit  onurabl;  7'it  reverend. 

Right,  Rjt,  «.  dat  hwiq  iz  rjt;  de  kontrari  tu  roy; 
— de  kontrari  tu  left; — ^justis;  gudnes;  fredom 
from  eror; — just  klam;  dat  hwiq  jnstli  belogz  tu 
wun;  properti;  prerogativ;  imqniti;  privilej. 
Tu  rits,  wid  deliverans  from  eror;  in  order.  Rit 
av  rjt,  {Law}  de  hjest  rit  in  le,  hwiq  Ijz  onli  ov 
an  estat  in  fe  simpl. 

Right,  Rjt,  v.  t.  tu  dcb  justis  tu;  tu  relev  from 
rog;  tu  rektifj.— (i\"a«<.)  tu  restcar  a  Jip  tu  her 
uprjt  pozijon;  tu  put  eni  tig  in  its  proper  pozi- 
jon; az,  tu  rit  de  helm. 

Right,  Rjt,  v.  i.  {Naut.}  tu  rjz  wid  de  masts 
erekt,  az  a  Jip,  after  havig  bin  prest  d-»ii  on 
wun  sjd. 

Right  angled,  Rjt-ag-gld,  a.  havig  rjt  agglz,  rek- 
taggqlar: — havig  wun  rjt  aggl. 

Righteous,  Rjt-yus,  a.  just;  onest;  vertyi|us;  ek- 
witabl; uprjt;  agreig  wid  rjt. 

Righteously,  Rjt-yus-li,  ad.  justli;  onestli. 

Righteousness,  Rjt-yus-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
rjlyus;  justis;  onesti;  vertyq;  gudnes;  integriti, 

Righter,  Rjt-er,  n.  wun  hiD  rjts  er  sets  rjt. 

Rightful,  Rjt-ful,  a.  havig  de  rjt;  havig  de  just 
klam;  onest;  just;  agreabl  tu  justis;  ekwitabl. 

Rightfully,  Rjt-ful-i,  ad.  akerdig  tu  justis  er 
rjt.  [ill  rjtful. 

Rightfulness,  Rjt-ful-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  be- 

Righthand,  Rjt-hand,  n.  de  hand  on  de  rjt  qrm 
er  rjt  sjd. 

Righthand,  Rjt-hand,  a.  sityiiated  on  de  rjt  hand. 

RiGUTHANDED,  Rjt-hand-ed,  a.  yt^zig  er  inkljnd 
tu  yqz  de  rjt  hand. 

Rightly,  Rjt-li,  ad.  in  a  rjt  maner;  properli;  sq,t- 
abli;  onestli;  liprjtli. 


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RioHTMiNDED,  Rit-mjnd-ed,  a.    wel-disixSzd;  ov 

giail  prinsipla.  [Uld. 

RiGiiTNKSs,  Kjt-nes,  n.  konfortniti  tu  trcafi;  rekti- 

Kiuin,  Rij-id,  a.  havip  rigor;  stit:  unpljant;  infleks- 

ibl:— sever;  strikt;  rigorus;  kroael. 
RiuiniTY,  Ri-jid-i-ti,    u.    de  stat  ov   beij)   rijid; 

8til'in!s;  wont  ov  czi  or  i^ri  elegans;  severiti;  in- 
fleksibiliti;  rezistans  tuqanj  ov  form. 
RioiDLV,  Uij-id-li,  at/,  in  a  rijid  mancr;  stifli:  se- 

vi-rli.  [ibiliti. 

RioiDN'ESS,  Rij-id-nes,  n.  stifnes;  severiti;  inileks- 
RlGLET,  Kig-let,  )i.  a  flat,  tin,  skwi^r  pes  ov  wiad: 

Q  ri'glet.     Se  {Itfijht.y 
RiOMAKOLE,  Hig-ma-rtal,    n.    a  repetijon  ov  jdl 

wiirdz;  a  suksejon  ov  lop,  fajlij  stcoriz:  fitilij  tok. 
RiuMAROLE,  Kig-ma-r(jl,:j:  a.  fedyuaand  nonsensi- 
RioOL,  Hj-gol,*  H.  a  serkl;  a  djadein.  [kal. 

RiGOii,  Kig-or,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beiy  rijid;  stifnes: 

severiti;  sternnes;  voiuntari  pan;  esteriti;  strikt- 

nurf:  unabated  egzaktnes;  hqrjnes;  krooelti;  hqrd- 

nes. — {Med.}  konviilsiv  Juderij)  wid  kold. 
Rigorism,  Kig-or-iz-ni,n. rijid  prinsipl  er  praktis. 
RiGOKiST,  Uig-or-ist,  n.  a  person  ov  rijid  prinsi- 

plz  or  ))raktis. 
Rigorous,  Kig-or-us,  a.  fal  ov  rigor;  stern;  rijid; 

sever;  al^ig  no  abatment;  egzakt;  skra>pq,Iusli 

njs.  [severli. 

Rigorously,  Rig-or-us-li,  ad.  in  a  rigorus  inaner; 
RiGOROLS.VKSS,  Rig-or-us-nes,    n.   de  kwoliti   ov 

beiu  rigorus. 
RiLK,  Rjl,  0.  t.  tui  render  turbid  bj  sterig  ap  de 

sediment;  tu  veks;  tu  mak  aggri;  tu  rerl.     8e 

{HoiL}        V  ■ 
Rill,  Ril,  n.  asmol  bruk;  a  litl  stremlet. 
Rill,  Ril,  v.  i.  tu  run  in  smol  strernz. 
Rim.  Rim,  n.  a  berder;  a  mc^rjin;  an  cj;  dat  hwiq 

enserklz  sumtig  els. 
Rime,  Rim,  «.  hor-frost. 
Rime.  R[m,  v.  i.  tu  frez  wid  hcDr-frost. 
Rimmed,  Rimd,  a.  havir)  a  rim  er  border. 
RiMOSE,  Ri-mos,    a.    ful  ov  cjigks;  rjmus;  havig 

.smi)l,  nara,  nerli  paralel  ckskavajouz,  az  de  bqrk 

ov  trez. 
RiMOSiTY,  Ri-mos-i-ti,  n.   &z  stat  ov  beig  rim(5s 

or  fial  ov  qii)ks.  frimtis. 

RiMOus,  Rj-mus,  a.  {Bot.)  ful  ov  klefts  er  qigks; 
RiMi'LE,  Kim-pl,  n.  Q  rigkl;a  ftjld;  an  undn,laJon; 

Q  riiil. 
RiMPLE,  Riin-pl,  V.  t.  tu  puker;  tu  riijkl;  tu  rijil. 
RiMi'LiNG,  Rim-plifl, ;».  uncvn  m(Djon;"undn,laJon. 
Rimy,  K(-mi,  a.  frosti;  fogi;  ful  ov  frozn  mist. 
Rind.  Kind,  ».  bqrk;  husk;  kot;  pel;— hid;  de  skin, 

az  ov  pcjrk. 
Rl.VD,  Kind,  V.  t.  tu  dekortikat;  tu  bqrk;  tu  husk. 
Ring,  Uijj,  n.  a  serkl;  an  erbikyqlar  Ijn;  a  serkl 

ov  gold  er  sum  uder  mater  worn  az  an  ornament: 

an  anyqlet:  a  serkqlar  figyqr  or  instriDment  ov 

metal  or  uder  substans;  a  serkl  ov  meUil,  az  u 

handl:-a  serkqlur  kors: — a  serkl  ov  personz;  a 

koiuqniti  ov  personz;  a  klas  ov  personz  or  pe])l: — 

a  (jim  or  83nd,  az  ov  belz  er  eni  uder  soniorus 

bodi. 
RiaNG,  Rio,  V.  t.   tu  stqk  a  bel  or  eni  uder  sono- 

rus  bodi  so  az  tu  mak  it  s-snd;  tu  koz  tu  STnd. 
Ring,  Rifl,  v.  i.  tu  s-snd,  az  a  bel  er  sonorus  met- 
al; tu  i)raktis  de  qrt  ov  makig  mqzik  wid  belz: 

tu  s'snd;  tu  rez-snd;  tu  utcr  az  a  bel;  tu  ti{)kl; 

tu  be  fild  wid  a  report  er  tok. 
Ring,  Kip,  v.  t.  tu  enserkl;  tu  fit  wid  riflz,  az  de 

fijjger/,,  or  a  swjnz  sn'st. 
Ring,  Riy,  r.  i'.  tu  form  a  serkl. 
Ringbolt,  Rijj-boU,  n.  a  bolt  wid  a  rig  at  wun 

end. 
Ringbone,   Rijj-bon,   n.    a  hqrd,  kalus  substans 

groifl  in  de  holo  serkl  ov  de  litl  pastern  ov  a 

hers,  abiiv  de  k6ronet. 


RiNQ-CHUCK,  Rifl-quk,  n.   a  quk,  or  ap4ndaj  ta 

a  lad,  wid  Q  bras  rip  iited  over  de  end. 
Ri.ngdall,  Riy-dol,  ;i.  an  injqri  resevd  bj  a  yug 

tre,  hwiy  kozuz  de  bqrklu  gro  intu  de  substans 

ov  de  wud.  [form  ov  a  rifl. 

Ring-dial,  Rij)-dj-al,  n.  a  poket  sun-djal,  in  de 
Ring-dove,  Rij)  duv,  «.  a  kjnd  ov  pijon. 
RiNGENT,  Rin-jent,  a.  {Bot.}  gqpij);  sam  az  i^r- 

tiitnat. 
RiNGEE,  Rig-er,  n.  wun  ho)  rijjz. 
RiNGiiEAD,  l{i0-hed,  n.  an  iostriDment  fer  streqig 

wulen  klot.  [wid  belz. 

Ringing,  Rio-io,  n.  de  qrt  or  akt  ov  makiy  mqzik 
RiNGLEAD,  Rifl-led,  V.  t.  tu  kondiikt. 
Ring  LEADER,  Rijj-led-er,  n.  de  hud  ov  a  riotus 

bodi  or  multitqd;  leder.  [kurl. 

Ringlet,  Riij-let,  n.  a  smol  rifl;  a  smel  serkl;  a 
RiNG-ouzKL,  Ri{)--8-zel,  n.  a.  herd  ov  Grat  iJriten. 
RiNGSAiL,  Rig-sal,  n.  {Naut.}  a  smol  and  Ijt  sal 

set  on  Q  mast,  on  de  lafral;  elso  a  studig-sal  set 

upon  de  gaf  ov  a  for  and  aft  sal.  [ed. 

RiNG-STREAKED,  Rig-strek-ed,  a.  serkn,larii  strek- 
KiNGTAiL,  Rig-tal,  n.  a  herd;  a  kjnd  ov  kjt  wid 

a  hwjtij  tal. 
RiNGTAiLED,  Rig-tald,4.  havig  a  strekedtal;  apljd 

tu  II  spejez  ov  egl. 
Ringworm,  Rig-wurm,  n.  a  serkqlar  teter;  a  diz- 

Ez  hwicj  aperz  in  serkqiar  paqez  upon  de  nek, 

furhed,  or  skalp. 
Rinse,  Rins,  v.  t.  tu  woj;  tu  klenz  bj  wojifl;  tu 

kler  ov  de  sop  yqzd  in  wojig  klodz;  tu  woJ  de 

sop  5t  ov  klodz. 
Rinsee,  Rins-er,  n.  wun  hco  wojez  er  rinsez. 
Rinsing,  Rins-ig,  ».  de  akt  ov  klenzig  bj  woter. 
RiONiTE,  Ri-on-jt,  n.  {Mm.}  a  substans  kontanig 

selenium  and  zigk. 
RiOT,  Rj-ot,  n.  wjld  and  la>s  festiviti;  a  sedijon;  a 

tqmult  bj  a  mob.— (Za«;)  a  tqmiiltyqus  distiirb- 

ans  ov  de  pes  bj  personz  a.semblig  tugeder,  and 

ekstkqtig  sum  improper  purpus  or  cnterprjz,  io 

a  vjoleut  and  tiirbqlent  maner. 
Riot,  Ri-ot,  v.  i.  tu  revel;  tu  luksyqriat;  tu  be 

tqmdltyqus;  tu  bagkwet  wid  nffzi  mert;  tu  raz 

a  sedijon  er  upror.  '  [rjot. 

Rioter,  Rj-ot -er,  n.  wun  hd)  rjots  or  iz  engajd'  in 
Rioting,  Rj-ot-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  revelig;  a  rjot. 
RiOTOLs,  Rj-ot-us,  a.  praktisig  rjot;  jxirtakig  ov 

rjiit:  Viulent;  Ijsenjus;  sedijus;  turbqleut. 
Riotously,  Rj-ot-us-li,  ad.  in  a  rjotus  maner; 

tiirbqlentli.  [us. 

RiOTousNESS,  Rj-ot-us-nes,  n.  de  statov  beig  rjot- 
RiuTRY,  R)-(.t-ri,  /i.  rjotus  kondukt;  rjot. 
Rip,  Rip,  v.  t.  tu  separat  bj  kutig  or  tqrig;  tu 

titr;  tu  la^erat;  tu  kut  asunder;  tu   tak  awa  bj 

laserajon;  tu  diskloz;  tu  serq  ■st:  tu  tqr  up. 
Rip,  Rip,  «.  a  laserajon; — a  wiker  basket  tu  kari 

lij  in. 
Rip,  Rip,t  v.  i.  tu  swqr  profanli;  tu  be  vjolent. 
Riparian,  Ri-pa-ri-an,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  borderifl 

on,  de  bagks  ov  riverz  or  woterkorsez. 
Ripe,  Rjp,  a.  brot  tu  matqrili,  az  fnDt;  matqr; 

rezemlilig   de   rjpnes  ov  fnDt;  finijt;  konsumat; 

full  malqrd;  fuli  kwolifjd;  perfekt. 
Ripe,  Rjp,  v.  t.  tu  mak  rjp;  tu  rjpn.  [tjm. 

Ripely,  Rip-li,  ad.  wid  rjpnes;  matqrli:  at  de  fit 
Ripen,  Rjp-n,  v.  i.  tu  gro  rjp;  tu  be  matqrd. 
Ripen,  Rjji-n,  v.  t.  tu  matqr;  tu  mak  rjp. 
Ripeness,  Rjp-nes,  n.  de  statov  beig  rjpj'matqriti; 

ful  grot;  pqberti. 
RiPHEAN,  Rj-fe-an,  a.  relatig  tu  a  ranj  ov  vaisa- 

teiiz   in  de    nert  ov  fljia; — ritn  {lihipean  and 
liipmiK) 
Ripper,   Rip-er,  n.  wun  ha>  rips;  wun  ha>  tj^rz. 
Ripping,  Rip-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  t^rig  or  opnig. 
RippLE,  Kip-I,  V.  i.  tu  fret  on  de  surfas,  az  woter 

runig  swiftli. 


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Ripple,  Rip-1,  v.  t.  tu  farm  intu  riplz; — tu  deprjv 
ov  sed  veselz,  az  flaks  er  hemp. 

Ripple,  Rip-1,  n.  ajitajon  er  fretig  ov  de  surf  as  ov 
runirjweter;  rimpl; — u  Iqrj  kom  ferklenir)  flaks. 

RiPPLE-MAEK,  Rip-l-mqrk,  n.  {Geol.}  an  undi],la- 
Jon  on  ds  surf  as  ov  sum  roks,  rEzemblii)  rijez 
and  holoz  left  on  mud  and  sand  bj  it  pasaj  ov 
weter. 

RippLET,  Rip-let,  n.  a  smol  ripl. 

Rippling,  Rip-lii),  n.  de  ripl  dajig  on  de  Jor; — a 
metod  ov  klenig  flaks. 

RiPTOWEL,  Rip-tT5-el,*  n.  a  gratn,iti,  er  rewerd 
givn  tu  tenants,  after  da  had  rept  d^r  lerdz 
kern. 

Rise,  Riz,  v.  i.  tu  qanj  a  jasent  er  rekumbent  tia 
an  Erekt  postyii,r;  tu  get  up  from  de  gr-snd,  from 
Q  bed,  from  a  q^r,  &s.; — tu  gro;  tu  inkres;  tu 
sprig;  tu  arjz;  tu  asend;  tu  miDV  upwardz;  tia 
misnt;  tu  kljm; — tu  brak  isl  from  belo  ds  ho- 
rjzon,  az  de  sun;  tu  aper  in  vq;  tu  kum  intu 
egzistens;  tu  be  eksited; — tu  be  r^zd;  tu  be 
eksjted  tu  akjon; — tu  mak  a  hostil  atak; — tu 
inkres  in  prjs; — tu  be  imprcbvd; — tu  elevat  de 
stjl; — tu  be  rsvjvd  from  det; — tu  kum  bj  qans; 
tu  kum. 

Rise,  R|s,  n.  de  akt  ov  rjzig,  lokali  er  figynrativli: 
de  akt  ov  m"8ntii)  from  de  gr-snd;  asent; — elevat- 
ed plas; — aperans,  az  ov  de  sun  in  de  est; — in- 
kres; inkres  ov  prjs; — orijin;  sors;  begin ig ;  orij- 
inal;  elevajon; — Ja  b-s;  a  branq. 

Risen,  Riz-n,  p.  from  K/z.     Se  {Eise.} 

RiSEE,  Rjz-er,  n.  wun  ho)  rjzez.  [rizibl. 

Risibility,  Riz-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti   ov   beii) 

Risible,  Riz-i-bl,  a.  haviij  de  fakulti  er  piser  ov 
Iqfig;  eksjtii)  Iqfter;  ridikyqlus.  [rizibl. 

RisiBLENESS,  Riz-i-bl-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

Rising,  Rjz-ir),  n.  de  akt  ov  getig  up;  ferst  aper- 
ans ov  de  sun,  a  planet,  er  a  stqr  in  de  estern 
horjzon;  an  asent; — a  tq,mor; — insurekjon; — rez- 
urekjon. 

Rising,  Rjz-ig,  prep,  surpdsig;  eksedig;  upwardz 
ov;  az,  '•  It  kost  rfsii)  3000  dolarz." 

Risk,  Risk,  n.  hazard;  danjer;  qans  ov  hqrm. 

Risk,  Risk,  v.  f.  tu  hazard;  tu  put  tu  qans;  tu 
endanjer. 

RisKER,  Risk-er,  n.  wun  hcD  risks. 

Rite,  Rjt,  n.  a  formal  akt  ov  relijon;  eksternal 
obzervans;  form;  seremoni;  obzervans. 

RiTORXELLO,  Ri-ter-nel-o,  Ji.  [It.]  de  refran,  re- 
pet,  burdn,  er  return,  ov  an  1{t  er  soij. 

Ritual,  Rit-yn,-al,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  preskrjbii), 
rits  er  seremoniz;  seremonial. 

Ritual,  Rit-yn,-al,  n.  a  buk  ov  relijus  rits  er  sere- 
moniz. [yn^'- 

Ritualism,  Rit-yq-al-iz-m, ».  adherens  tu  de  rit- 

Ritualist,  Rit-yn,-al-ist,  n.  wun  skild  in  de  rit- 
yqal  er  rjts.  [rityi^al. 

Rituallv,  Rit-yi|-al-i,  ad.   in  akerdans  wid  de 

Rival,  Rj-val,  »i.  wun  hit)  iz  in  pursi],t  ov  de  sam 
objekt  az  andder;  wun  strjvig  tu  eksel  aniider: 
an  antagQuist;  a  kompetitor. 

Rival,  Rj-val,  a.  standig  in  kompetijon;  pursiyg 
de  sam  objekt;  makig  de  sain  klara;  emyqlus. 

Rival,  Rj-val,  v.  t.  tu  strjv  in  kompetijon  wid: 
tu  emyqlat;  tu  endevor  tu  ekwal  or  eksel. 

Rival,  Rj-val,  v.  i.  tu  be  kompetitorz;  ti.a  kompet. 

Rivality,  Rj-val-i-ti,  >i.  ekwal  ragk;  kompetijon; 
rjvalri. 

Rivalry,  Rj-val-ri,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  rjvalz; 
kompetijon;  emyqlajon.  [ri. 

RiVALSHip,  Rj-val-Jip,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  rjval;  rjval- 

RlVE,  Rjv,  V.  t.  tu  split;  tu  klev;  tu  divjd  bj  a 
blunt  instroiment:  tu  fors  asunder. 

Rive,  Rjv,  v.  i.  tu  be  split;  tu  be  divided  bj  vj- 

olens.  [korqgajonz. 

RiVEL,  Riv-el,  V.  t,  tu  kontrakt  intu  rigklz  and 


RiVEL,  Riv-el,*  n.  a  rigid. 

Riven,  Riv-n,  p.  from  Jiiv.     Se  {Rive.} 

River,  Riv-er,  n.  a  Iqrj  strem  ov  water  floig  in- 
tu de  se,  a  lak,  er  andder  river;  a  strem  Iqrjer 
dan  a  bruk. 

River,  Rjv-er,  n.  wun  hit)  rjvz  er  klevz. 

River-bed,  Riv-er-bed,  n.  de  bed  ov  a  river. 

River-channel,  Riv-er-qan-el,  n.  de  qanel  ov  a 
river. 

Rivee-deagon,  Riv-er-drag-on,  n.  a  krokodjl. 

Riveret,  Riv-er-et,  n.  a  smel  strem;  a  ril;  a  riv- 
yqlet.  friver. 

River-god,   Riv-er-god,  n.  a  ti^telari  deiti  ov  a 

Rivee-hoese,  Riv-er-hers,  n.  de  hipopotamus. 

Rivet,  Riv-et,  n.  a  fasnig  pin  klinqt  at  hot  endz. 

Rivet,  Riv-et,  v.  t.  tu  fasn  wid  rivets;  tu  fasn 
strogli;  tu  kling.  [paralel. 

RivosE,  Ri-v6s,  a.  {Zool.}  mqrkt  wid  furoz  not 

Rivulet,  Riv-yi^-let,  ?i.  a  smel  river;  a  bruk;  d 
strcmlet. 

Rjx-dollae,  Riks-dol-ar,  n.  a  silver  kern  ov  Jer- 
mani,  Denmqrk,  and  Sweden,  ov  diferent  pqrts; 
variig  from  ab^st  75  tu  100  sents. 

Roach,  Roq,  n.  a  frej-weter  fij. — {Navt.}  a  kurv 
er  qrq,  hwiq  iz  jenerali  kut  in  de  fut  ov  sum 
skw^r  salz. — lAz  ssnd  az  a  rog,  ferm;  st^st. 

Road,  Rad,  ji.  a  bred,  opn  wa  tu  be  past  er 
traveld  over;  a  publik  pasaj;  a  kors;  pat; — in- 
rod;  inkurjon; — ^jurni;  de  akt  er  stat  ov  travelig; 
— a  plas  ov  agkoraj  fer  Jips;  a  rodsted. 

Road-bed,  Rod-bed,  n.  dat  pqrt  ov  a  ralrod  up- 
on hwiq  de  superstruktyqr  repozez.  [Jips. 

Roadstead,   R6d-sted,  u.   a  plas  ov  agkoraj  fer 

Roadster,  Rod-ster,  >».  a  hers  fit  fer  travelig; — 
a  Jip  rjdig  at  agkor.  [hjwa. 

Road-way,   R6d-wa,  n.   kors  ov  de  publik  rod; 

Roam,  Rom,  v.  i.  tia  wonder;  tu  rambl;  tu  rov; 
tu  strol. 

Roam,  Rom,  v.  t.  tu  ranj;  tu  wonder  over. 

Roam,  Rom,  ».  de  akt  ov  wonderig;  a  rambl. 

RoAMER,  Rom-er,  n.  wun  ho)  romz:  a  rover. 

Roaming,  Rom-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  wonderig. 

Roan,  Iton,  a.  ba,  sorel,  er  dqrk  kulor,  wid  gra  er 
hwjt  h^rz,  or  smol  spots,  intersperst  veri  tik. 

Roan,  Ron,  ii,.  a  dqrk  kulor  variegated  wid  spots. 

Roan-tree,  Ron-tre,  n,  de  m^snten-aj. 

Roar,  Ror,  v.  i.  tu  krj  az  a  Ijon  er  uder  wjld  best; 
tu  krj  az  in  distres;  tu  s'snd  az  de  wind  er  se; 
tu  mak  a  I'sJ  ntJz. 

Roar,  Ror,  n.  de  krj  ova  Ijon  er  uder  best;  an 
■stkrj  ov  distres;  a  klamor  ov  meriment;  de  s^sud 
ov  de  wind  er  se;  eni  \'&d  ners. 

Roarer,  R6r-er,  n.  wun  ho)  rorz;  a  nerzi  man. 

Roaring,  Rwr-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  makig  a  ror  er 
■stkrj;  ■stkrj; — a  disez  amug  hersez. 

Roaey,  Ror-i,  a.  roral;  dqi.     Se  {Jioi-y.} 

Roast,  Rost,  r.  t.  tu  kuk,  az  met,  bj  plasig  and 
turnig  it  bsfoir  a  f  jr;  tu  dres  at  de  f  jr  wid^st 
weter;  tu  het  vjolentli;  tu  pqrq;  tu  drj; — tu 
jer;  tu  banter.  [az,  "rost  bef." 

Roast,   Rost,  a.  rosted, — yqzd  insted  ov  rosted; 

Roast,  Rost,  n.  dat  hwiq  iz  rosted. 

Roast,  Rost,  v.  i.  tu  bekum  rosted,  or  fit  for  et- 
ig,  at  de  f  jr. 

Roaster,  R6st-er,  n.  wun  hoo  rosts; — a  gridjurn; 
an  aparatus  fer  rostig  met,  &s. 

Rob,  Rob,  n.  [Ar.]  inspisated  jqs  ov  eni  rjp  frcDt. 

RoB,  Rob,  i\  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  eni  tig  bj  unleful 
fors  er  bj  sekret  teft;  tu  tak  bj  vjolens  er  fors; 
tui  plunder.  [tef. 

Robber,  R6b-er,  n.  wun  hot)  robz;  a  plunderer;  a 

Robbery,  R6b-er-i,  n.  de  akt  ov  robig;  de  akt  ov 
plunderig;  teft  bj  vjolens  er  wid  prjvasi. — {Law"} 
de  akt  ov  feloniusli  takig  muni  er  gudz  from  de 
person  ov  anuder,  er  in  hiz  prezons,  agenst  hiz 
wil  bj  vjolens,  er  bj  putig  him  in  fer. 


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RoBDi.vs,  Rob-inr,  n.  pi.  {Naut.)  smol  rops  hav- 
i{]  an  j  at  wud  end,  for  fa:jQig  de  salz  tu  At 
yur.iz:  koripted  from  rop-haiidz. 

Rout,  Hub,  n.  Q  g«n  ov  stat;  a  drea  ov  digniti. 

UoBK,  Kob,  r.  t.  tut  dres  in  a  rub;  tu  invent. 

KoBEttTisE,  R6b-er-tin,  7t.  wun  ov  an  erder  ov 
uiu;)ks,  namd  from  Robert  Floyer,  d^r  fijnder, 
in  1137. 

Robin,  liob-in,  n.  a  herd  havifl  a  red  brest.— He 
lyglij  robin  iz  a  berd  ov  dt  jtnus  {in'itacilla;} 
de  Amerikan,  wan  ov  de  jeuus  {tardus,}  or  a 
spr/tz  ov  truj. 

RoBis-GOODKKLLOW,  Rob-in-gud-fel-o,  n.  an 
old  d(jme-tik  gublin;  a  t'^ri;  a  frend; — k^ld  oho 
{Puck,}  {I'utj,}  and  {I'nuki-.}  {Ri^nn.} 

Robin-redbreast,   R6b-in-red-brest,  n.   sam  az 

Robin-wake,  liob-in-wak,  n.  a  plantj  de  {arum 
maculatuin;>  wak-robin. 

RoBORANT,  Rob-o-rant,  »».  a  streijtenig  medisin. 

RoBORANT,  Rob-Q-rant,  a.  giviy  .•'treijfc;  stre^t- 
cni{).  [stunli;  bqrdi. 

Robust,   Ro-bust,  a.  strog;  sinqi;  vigorus;  ferni: 

Robustious,  Rio-biist-yus,  a.  robust; — vjolent; 
Tihd.     [Nis  r^,r  and  lo.J 

RoBusTiousLY,  Ra-biist-yu3-li,*  ad.  wid  vigor. 

RoBusTiOfSNEss,  Ro-bdst-yus-nes,*  n.  vigor. 

Robustness,  Ru-biist-nes,  «.  de  stat  ov  beig  ro- 
biist:  vigor. 

Roc,  Rok,  or  IliDk,  n.  a  fabyn,lus  monstrus  berd, 
ov  Arabian  uiitoluji,  ov  de  sam  £abyq,lus  spejez 
az  de  simurg  ov  de  Perjanz. 

Rocambole,  R6k-am-bail,  n.  Spanijor  wjldgqrlik. 

RocHE-ALUM,  Rw(j-ai-um,  n.  pij^r  alum. 

RociitLLE-SALT,  Ro-Jel-solt,  n.  a  tqrtrat  ov  soda 
and  poiasa,  a  soltyqzd  in  medisin. 

RocuET,  R6(j-et,  n.  a  surplis:  a  linen  habit,  mt 
pekqlyar  ta  a  bi/op; — a  fij;  de  roq;  yi'isnali 
ritn  {KUclut.} 

Rock,  Rok,  n.  a  Iqrj  mas  ov  ston,  er  stoni  mater, 
fikst  in  de  ert: — t'igynrativli,  pr^tekjon;  defens: 
Stregt; — ta  distaf  held  in  de  hand,  from  hwiq  de 
will  woz  spun  bj  twerlig  a  .•^pindl  er  bol  belo. 

Rock,  Rok,  v.  t.  tu  Jak;  tu  moiv  bakwardz  and 
forwardz;  tu  moiv  az  a  kradl;  tu  lul;  tu  kwjet. 

Rock,  Rok,  c.  i.  tu  moiv  bakwardz  and  forwar'dz; 
tu  rel. 

Rock-alum.  R6k-al-um,  n.  de  pq,rest  kjnd  ov  al- 
um.— Ritn  elso  {Hoche-alum.} 

Rock-basin,  R6k-ba-sin,  h.  a  basin  sup6zd  tu 
hav  bin  kut  for  Dra>idikal  rjts. 

Rockbutter,  R<ik-but-er,  n.  {Chem.}  a  subsdl- 
fat  ov  alyqmin. 

RocKCRESS,  K6k-kre«,  n.  a  plant. 

Rock-crystal,  liok-kris-ul,  n.  {Jfin.}  limpid  er 
kristulud  kworU. 

RocK-uoE,  Itok-do,  n.  a  spejez  ov  der. 

Rocker,  Rok-er,  n.  wun  ha>  roks;— a  pqrt  or  a 
kradl,  (j."\r,  ks.,  bj  menz  ov  hwiq  rokig  iz  per- 
f'^rmJ-  [ert,  is.,  far  plants. 

RocKERV,    R/Sk-cr-i,  n.   a  hilok  formd  ov  stonz. 

Rocket,  R6k-et,  n.  an  qrtifijal  fjr-wurk,  er  mil- 
itari  projektil,  hwiq,  bcig  Ijted,  iz  karid  b|  its 
on  konllagrnjon  tu  a  konsiderabl  distans,  and 
fjnali  ck.<pliJdz  skaterig  spqrk.<,  or  burnig  mate- 
rialz  in  everi  direkjon.  de  most  destriiktiv  wer 
invented  bj  S^r  Wm.  Kongrev,  and  kold  froin 
him  K'ngrcc  Toketa.—{Jiot.}  an  anytial  plant, 
ov  dr  kabaj  trjb. 

RoCKFisu,  Kok-fiJ,  H.  a  spejez  ov  fij.     [unfelig. 

Rock-heartki),     Rok-hqrt-ed,    a.     hqrd-hqrted; 

RocKiNESS,  Kok-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  bcig  roki. 
Rocking,    liok-ig,    n.    de  stat  ov  Jakig  or  beig 

Jakn. 
RocKi  ESS,  Rok-les,  a.  beig  wid-st  roks. 
RocKLiNO,  Rok-lig,  n.  a  spejez  ov  fiJ;  de  se-loq. 
RocKOiL.  Rok-ffl,  n,  aniider  nam  for  pctriileum. 
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RoCK-PiOEO.v,  Rok-pij-on,  n.  a  pijon  hwiq  bildi 

on  roks. 

RocK-PLANT,  Rok-plant,  n.  a  plant  hwiq  groz  on 

or  amug  naked  rok.f.  [tu  de  gqrnet. 

RocK-RUBV,    liok-ntt-bi,  n.  a  nam  sumtjmz  givn 

Rock-salt,  R6k-selt,  n.  komon  salt,  or  miiriat  ov 

soda,  f  «nd  in  musez  in  bedz  er  selt  mjnz. 

RocKWORK,  liok-wurk,  n.  masonri  rot  in  imitajon 

ov  ruf  st<an,  yi^zd  in  basinent*  ov  bildigz.  As.; — 

a  hilok  formd  ov  stonz,  ert,  As.,  for  s?rton  plants; 

a  rokeri.  jrat. 

Rocky,  R6k-i,  a.  ful  ov  roks;  hqrd;  sttjni:  obdii- 

ROD,  Rod,  n.  a  log  twig  er  JoDt  ov  eni  wudi  plant; 

an  instrobment  ov  punijment;  a  verj;  a  septcr;  a 

wond,  or  log,  slender  stik,  az  for  fijig  er  mes^r- 

ig;— a  perq;  a  mejur  ov  legfc,  b}4  yqrdz,  Iti'^  let. 

Rode,  Rod,  i.  and  p.  from  J^id.     tie  {Itide.} 

Rodent,  Rtj-dent,  n.  {ZchjI.}  an  animal  dat  noz, 

az  de  bcver. 

Rodent,  Ru-dent,  a.  dat  nez;  noig  az  an  animal. 

RoDOMONT,  Ii«'»d-Q-mont,*  n.  [a  blusterig  hero  in 

de  yrliindo  Fii^rioso  ov  Ariosto;]  a  van  boster. 

RoDOMONT,  R6d-o-mont,  a.  bragig;  vanli  bostig. 

Rodomontade,  Rod-o-mon-tad,  u.  [from  a  bost- 

f  ul,  ber.iterus  hero  ov  Ariosto,  keld  {liudomonie ;} 

a  iitrzi  bluster;  emti  bust;  rant.  [host. 

Rodomontade,  Rod-o-mon-tad,  v.  i.  tu  brag;  tu 

RoDOMONTADiST,    Rod-o-mon-tad-ist,   »».   Q°nerzi 

btjster  or  blusterer. 
RoDOMONTADO,     Rod-o-mon-ta-do,    n.    sam   az 
{U'dmn-ntade.}  [{li'xli/montadist.} 

RoDOMONTADOR,    Rod-o-mon-ta-dor,   n.    sam  an 
Roe,    I{<j,    n.    kold  olso  {liothuck;} — a  spejez  ov 
der;  de  femal  ov  de   hqrt;— de  sed  or  spen  ov 
fijez;  dat  or  de  femal  iz  hqrd,  ov  de  mal  soft. 
Roebuck,  Ru-buk,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  der;— de  mal  o 

de  ro. 
RoED,  l{od,  a.  impregnated  wid  ro  or  sperm. 
RoESTONE,  lui-ston,  n.  {Min.}  a  mineral  rezem- 

blig  fiJ  ro. 

Rogation,  Ito-ga-Jon,  n.  litani;  suplikajon. 

Rogue,  Rug,  n.  a  nav;  a  disonest  felo;  a  vilen: 

a  tef;— j6kyn,larli,  a  wag:  a  i^lj  felo:— olso  yqzd 

az  a  wurd  ov  sljt  banterig,  tendernes,  er  ender- 

luent.  [pia  navij  triks. 

Rogue,   Rog,*  v.  i.  tu  akt  de  rug  er  nav;— lu 

Roguery,  R<5g-er-i,  n.  karakter  and  kondukt  ov 

a  rog:  navcri;  wageri, 
RoGUEsuip,   Ii6g-Jip,*  n.  de  kwolitiz  or  personaj 

ov  a  rug,  in  mokeri. 
Roguish,  liug-ij,  a.  relatig  tu  or  Ijk  a  rog:  naviJ; 
fredyn,lent;  wagij;  sljtli  misqivus;— spt^rius,  apljd 
tu  plants. 
Roguishly,  Rog-iJ-li,  ad.  Ijk  a  rog;  navijli. 
ROGUISHNESS,    R<f)g-iJ-nes,  n.    de  kwolitiz    ov  a 
RoouY,  Rug-i,*  a.  naviJ:  rogij.  [rog. 

Roil,  Rerl,;  r.  t.    tu  render  turbid  bj  sterig  up 
de  sediment; — tu  mak  aggri;  tu  rjl: — tu  per- 
pleks;    tu  fateg.     [Provinjal    in    Iggland,  and 
kolokwial  in  de  Yunited  Stats.]  Sam  az  r;/.  Se 
„  {Kii^-}  '  [up;  rjli. 

Roily,  RiSfl-i,  a.  turbid;  havig  de  sediment  st«rd 
Hoist,  Rorst,*  v.  i.  tu  bluster;  tu  rerster.  [ter. 
Roister,  R^s-ter,  v.  i.  tu  be  tdrbqlent;  tu  blus- 
RoiSTER,  IWs-ter,*  n.  a  tdrbqlent,  blusterig 
felu.  [felo. 

Roisterer,  R^s-ter-er,  n.  a  tdrbiilent,  blusterig 
KoKY,  Rti-ki,*  a.  misti;  kl-sdi. 
Roll,    Rul,  r.  t.   tu  koz  tu  turn  sorktilarli:  tu 
mit)v  in  a  serkl;  tu  rcvolv;  tu  inrap:  tu  flatn 
or  smind  bj  a  ruler;  tu  form  bj  rolig. 
Roll,   Rol,  p.  i.  tu  ma)V  or  turn  serkqlarli:  tu 
turn  risnd:  tu  run  on  hwelz:  tu  perform  a  peri- 
odikal  revulqjon;  tu  moiv:  tu  flut  in  ruf  Wiitcr: 
tu  fliiktyqat;  tu  revolv  on  an  aksis;  tu  be  mAvd 
wid  vjolens. 


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ROO 


RoLi,,  Rol,  n.  &e  akt  ov  rolig;  de  stat  ov  beii) 
rold;  tiij  rolir);  a  silinder;  a  mas  mad  r-snd; — rjtii) 
ruld  upon  itself;  a  volyq,m — a  publik  rjtiij;  a 
list;  a  rejister;  a  katalog;  kronikl. 

RoLLABLE,  R61-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  rold. 

Roller,  R61-er,  «.  he  er  dat  hwiq  rolz:  a  hevi 
ro)in)  ston,  yn,zd  tu  level  woks; — a  bandaj;  filet; 
Q  berd; — an  instroament  bj  hwiq  printerz  igk  d^r 
tjps. 

Rolling,  Rol-iij,  pp.  a.  revolvii);— dndvilatii);  va- 
rid  bj  smol  hilz  and  valiz,  az  land; — so  yi^zd  in 
de  Western  Stats. 

Rolling,  Ral-ig,  n.  a  s^rkq,lar  mojon:  de  mojon 
ov  u  revolvig  bodi. — {Naut.)  de  lateral  osila- 
Jon  ov  a  vesel. 

Rolling-mill,  Rol-ijj-mil,  n.  a  mil  fer  rolii)  er 
fermii)  jurn  and  uder  metalz  intu  plats  er  Jets. 

Rolling  pin,  RQl-ij-pin,  n.  a  rund  pes  ov  wud, 
er  sihnder,  tu  rol  past. 

Rolling-press,  R61-in-pres,  n.  a  silinder,  bj 
hwiq  printig  iz  perfermd  on  engravd  plats,  a 
koperplat  printig-pres. 

RoLLVPOOLY,  Rol-i-piDl-i,  n.  a  sert  ov  gam,  in 
hwiq,  hvven  a  bol  rolz  intu  a  serten  plas,  it 
winz. 

RoMAGE,  Rum-aj,  n.  Se  {Rummage.) 

Romaic,  Ro-ma-ik.  ii.  de  laggwaj  ov  de  inhab- 
tauts  ov  de  Sstern  Empjr  ov  de  Romanz:  de 
modern  Grek.  [lapgwaj. 

Romaic,  Ro-ma-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  de  modern  Grek 

Roman,  R6-man,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Rom;  a  Roman 
sitizen; — a  Roman  Katolik;  a  Papist;  a  Roman- 
ist. 

Roman,  R6-man,  a.  relatig  tu  Rom;  papal; — not- 
ii)  rte  komon  printig  leter:  not  Italik. 

Roman  Catholic,  R6-man-Kat-o-lik,  »t.  wun  be- 
logig  tu  de  quiq  ov  Rom. 

Roman-Catholic,  Ro-man-Kat-o-lik,  a.  relatig 
tu  At  Roman  Katoliks. 

Romance,  Ro-mans,  n.  a  wurk  ov  fikjon,  in  proz 
er  vers,  kontanig  a  relajon  ov  a  seriez  ov  advent- 
yi^rz,  eder  mqrvelus  er  probabl;  a  tal  ov  wjld 
adventyi^r  ov  wer  and  luv;  a  fikjon;  a  fabl;  a 
novel; — a  felshud. 

Romance,  Ro-mans,  i\  i.  tu  Ij;  tu  forj. 

Romance,  Ro-mans,  )    n.  a  laggwaj  hwiq 

Romanesque,  Ro-man-esk,  I  woz  fermd  bj  de 
mikstyq^r  ov  Latin  wid  de  laggwajez  ov  de  bqr- 
barus  najonz  dat  overran  de  Western  Roman 
Empjr. 

Romancer,  Ro-mans-er,  n.  a.  rjter  ov  romansez; 
— a  Ijar;  a  forjer.  [romanser. 

RoMANCisT,    Ro-man-sist,  n.  a  rjter  ov  romans; 

Romanesque,  Ro-man-esk,  a.  {Painting}  relat- 
ig tu  fabl  er  romans; — belogig  tu  de  djalekt  ov 
Lqggedok  and  sum  uder  distrikts  ov  de  srsh  ov 
Fruns,  a  remnant  ov  de  old  Romdns  laggwaj. 

Romanic,  Ro-man-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  Rom,  de  Ro- 
manz, er  de  Romanesk  laggwaj. 

RoMANiSH,   R6-man-iJ,  a.  relatig  tu  Romanizm. 

Romanism,  Ro-man-iz-m,  n.  tenets  ov  de  qurq 
ov  Kom.  [Roman. 

Romanist,    R6-man-ist,  n.  a  Roman  Katolik;  a 

Romanize,  R6-man-jz,  v.  t.  tu  Latinjz;  tu  canj 
tu  de  Roman  laggwaj;  tu  konvert  tu  de  Ro- 
man Kiitiolik  qurq. 

Romanize,  R6-man-jz,  \\  i.  tu  folo  a  RomiJ 
opinyon,  kustom,  er  idiom. 

Romantic,  Ro-man-tik,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  rezem- 
blig,  talz  ov  romans;  wjld;  ekstravagant;  fansi- 
ful:  fantastik;  improbabl;  fels. 

Romantioally,  Ro-man-ti-kal-i,  arf.  wjldli;  oks- 
travagantli. 

Romanticism,  Ro-man-ti-siz-m,  n.  romantik  er 
fantastik  nojonz  er  feligz;  a  fantastik  or  unnat- 
yi^ral  novel  or  produkjon. 


Romanticist,    Ro-man-ti-sist,    n.    wun   imb^d 

wid  romantisizm. 
Romanticness,    Ro-man-tik-nes,    n.    de  stat  er 

kwoliti  ov  beig  romantik. 
Rome,  Rom,  n.  de  kapital  siti  ov  anjent  Itali;— 

de  set  ov  de  pop. 
RoMEPENNY,  R6m-pen-i, 


RoMESCOT,  Rom-skot, 


n.  peter-pens. 


[papal. 


Romish,    R6m-iJ,    a.    Roman;   Roman    Katohk; 

Romp,  Romp,  n.  a  rood  gerl,  fond  ov  bersterm  pla. 

Romp,  Romp,  v.  i.  tu  pla  az  a  romp;  tu  pla  roodli. 

Romping,  R6mp-ig,  n.  rmd,  nerzi  pla. 

Rompish,  R6mp-iJ,  a.  inkljnd  tu  rood  er  ruf  pla. 

RoMPiSHNESS,  R6mp-iJ-nes,  n.  dispozijon  tu  rctid 
sport. 

Rondeau,  Ron-do,  n.  {Fr.'\  {French  poetry)  a. 
litl  poem,  ov  terten  versez,  divjded  intu  tre  un- 
ekwal  strofez,  wid  tea  rjmz,  wid  at  versez  in 
wun  rjm  and  fjv  in  andder;  r'sndela. — {Mas.}  a 
Ijt  q,r  in  hwiq  de  ferst  stran  fermz  de  burdn, 
and  az  suq  iz  frekwentli  repeted; — ritn  elso 
{R'lndn.}. 

Rondel,  R6n-dl,  n.  {Fort.)  a  smel,  rsnd  t'ser, 
erekted,  in  sum  partikyq,lar  kasez,  at  de  fut  ov 
de  bastyon. 

Rondo,  Ron-do,  n.  [It.]  {Mas.)  a  kjnd  ov  qj; 
rondo.     Se  {Rondeau.) 

Rondure,  R6n-dq,r,  n.  a  serkl;  a  rund. 

RosiON,  Riin-yon,  *  )  n.  a  manji,  skabi  animal;  a 

RoNYON,  Run-yon,*  \      skurvi  felo;— a  drab. 

RoNT,  Runt,  n.  a  stunted  animal.     Se  {Runt.) 

Rood,  Riod,  n.  de  fort  pqrt  ov  an  aker,  in  skwq,r 
mejn,r,  er  40  skwi^r  polz; — *a  rod  er  pol: — de 
krus,  er  imaj  ov  Krjst  on  de  kros,  wid  de  Verjin 
and  St.  Jon  on  eq  sjd  ov  it;  a  kra)sifiks.      [raid. 

RooDLOFT,  RiM-loft,  n.  agaleri,  ina  qurq,  wid  de 

Roof,  Roif,  n.  de  kuver  er  uper  pqrt  ov  a  bildig; 
Q  hiss; — de  qrq  ov  a  velt; — de  uper  pqrt  ov  de 
m'st.  [in  a  h^ss. 

Roof,  Rcbf,  v.  t.  tu  kuver  wid  a  rcDf;  tu  enkloz 

Roofer,  Rif)f-er,  n.  wun  hc»  rcofs  or  maks  roofs. 

Roofing,  Rdif-ig,  n.  a  rrof,  er  materialz  fer  a  roaf. 

Roofless,  Roof-les,  a.  wontig  a  rcDf;  unkiiverd. 

ROOFLET,  Rd)f-let,  n,  a.  smel  roof  er  kuverig. 

RooFY,  KiX)f-i,  a.  havig  ra)fs. 

Rook,  Ruk,  er  Rook,  %.  a.  berd  rezemblig  a  kro. 
It  fedz  not  on  karon,  but  ofn  robz  kernfeldz; — 
de  kasl,  er  wun  ov  de  qef  pesez  yqzd  at  de  gam 
ov  qes; — a  qet;  a  trikij,  rapajus  felo. 

Rook,  Ruk,  v.  i.  tu  rob;  tu  qet; — tu  skwot;  tu 
k'ser;  tu  ruk. 

Rook,  Ruk,  v.  t.  tu  qet;  tu  plunder  bj  qetig; — 
tu  miKv,  az  de  ruk  in  qes. 

Rookery,  Ri'ak-er-i,  n.  a  nurseri  ov  ruks. 

Rooky,  Ruk-i,  a.  inhabited  bj  ruks. 

Room,  Roim,  n.  spris;  spas  er  plas  unokyqpjd:  wa 
unobstriikted; — plas  ov  andder;  sted; — an  apqrt- 
ment  in  a  hiss. 

Room,  Rcom,  v.  i.  tu  6kyq,pj  a  rcom;  tu  loj.  [Ofn 
yqzd  at  Amorikan  kolejez. 

Roomful,  RAui-ful,*  a.  havig  muq  rcom. 

Roomful,  I{*f)m-f  ul,  n.  az  muq,  er  az  moni,  az  a 
r(Dm  wil  hold.  [spas. 

Roominess,  Robm-i-ne?,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  rcomi; 

Roomless,  Rdbm-les,  a.  havig  no  rcom. 

KoosT,  Itost,  71.  dat  on  hwiq  a  berd  sits  tu  slep; 
de  akt  ov  slepig  az  a  berd.  [burlesk. 

RoosT,  Rcost,  r.  t.  tu  slep  az  a  berd;  tu  loj,  in 

Rooster,  Rdbst-er,  n.  wun  dat  roosts;  ];de  ma]  ov 
de  domestik  f'sl. 

Root,  Root,  n.  dat  pqrt  ov  a  plant  hwiq  iz  in  de 
eri,  and  ndrijez  de  pqrtsabuv;  de  eski^lent  pqrt 
ov  meni  plants,  az  ov  a  potato,  turnip,  &s.;  a 
plant  httiz  rocit  iz  eskqlent; — ds  botom;  de  loer 
pqrt;  de  orijinal;  de  ferst  koz;  de  ferst  ansestor; 
— fikst  rezidens:  dep  imprejon. 


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ROS 


Root,  RiDt,  t'.  t.  tu  fiks  de  roof;  tu  strik  fqr  intu 
ae  ert;  tu  turn  up  ?rt;  tu  serq  in  as.  ert;  tu 
siok  Jrp;  -tu  "tk  preferment  or  favor,  bj  flateri 
or  men  f|rts, 

KooT,  KiDt,  i».  t.  tu  fika  dtp  in  de  ert;  tu  impr6< 
(iti»li;— tu  turn  up  Mt  ov  de  grund;  tu  eradikat; 
tu  okst^rpat;  tu  cksterminat;  tu  destrff;  yn,zd 
wi(i  up  and  »<.  [roit. 

KooT-BOUND,  lUit-b-Knd,   a.   fikst  tu  de  ert  bj  a 

Koor  BUILT,  Iitf)t-bilt,  a.  bilt  ov  nuts. 

liuuT  KATEE,  Ka>t-et-er,  n.  ananiuial  datetsnnts. 

HooTKD,  ICjbt-ed,  a.  iikst  b{  de  nots;  fik^it  dep; 
r.t'liknl. 

HooTEDLV.  R<6t-ed-li,  ad.  depli;  strooli. 

KooThDNKSS,  KdE)t-ed-nes,  n.  de   kwoliti  ov  beig 

liO.fd. 

Rootle.  It«J[)t-er,  n.  wun  hO)  rcats. 
RooT-uoL'SE,  Il<.()t-h-8s,  ;».  un  edifi?  fer  nuts. 
KooTiNQ,  fiiot-ifl,  H.   de    akt  ov   fik^i;)    de   root; 

erudiKujou; — lie  akt  ov  sekig   promujon  bj  flat- 

eri  er  mtn  qrts. 
Rootless,  IW)t-lcs,  a.  havig  no  root. 
KooTLtT,  ItiJDt-let,  H.  a  sm  il  riDt;  a  fjber  ov  a  roit. 
KoorsTocK,  IWit-stok,  n.  {lint.}  a  prostrat,  rcutifl, 

tiKuii  stem,  hwi(j  yerli  prudi^sez  yug  branqcz  or 
RooTV,  K<Jbi-i,  .'1.  ful  ov  tiDIs.  [plants. 

KoPE,  Kup,  n.  a    li^rj    kord;  u    strig;  a    bolter;  a 

kaul:  u  halscr; — eni  ro  ov   tipz  depenJip;  az,  a 

ru/t  ov  unyouz;     an  intestin  ov  a  berd. 
Rope,  Hop,  r.  i.  tu  dro  st  intu  viskus  tredz;  tu 

ko.ikrt't  intu  gln_tinu3  filaments. 
Rope-bands,  Kiip-bandz,  n.  pi.  {yaut.}  pesez  ov 

^m  )1  rui»?  havij)  an  j  at  wuu  end; — komouli  pro- 

m<n>t  r^Mnz. 
Rope  DANCEB,  Rup-dans-er,  n.  wun  hoo  woks  er 

(iaiisuz  on  a   rup.  [danser. 

RoPE-DAyciNG,  Ii<jp-dans-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  de  rop- 
liofER,  iioi|j-or,  n.  a  rup-makur. 
RoPE-LADDEE,   R(jp-lad-er,    n.    a   portabl    lader 

lu  id  iiv  rup. 
Rope  maker,  R<jp-mak-er,  «.  wun  bit>  maks  raps. 
RoPE-MAKiXQ,  Rup-mak-ig,  n.  de  biznesov  mak- 

10  .up-'. 
RoPE-PUMP,  R<ip-pump.  n.  a  ma/ea  for  razig  wa- 
ter, liavifl  Q  rup  wid  de  t<JO  endz  jarnd  tugeder. 
RoPERv,  Rijp-er-i,  n.  a  plas  hw;ir  rwps  qr  mad:  a 

rup-w.ik.  [bolter. 

Rope  TRICK,  Rup-trik,*  n.  a  trik  dat  dezervz  de 
Rope  WALK,  Rup-wok,  «.  a    wek   or   plas   bw^^r 

rjii-  qr  mud. 
Ropi.NEss    Rup-i-nes,  n.  viskositi;  gli'j^tinusnes. 
Ropisu,  K«dp-iJ,  a.  tendig  tu  rupines;  ropi. 
Kopy.  KJ)p-i,  a.  viskus;  tenajus;  glqtinus. 
RoyuELALRK,  R..k-e-iur,  h.  [/v.]  u  klukfiir  men. 
KoKAL,  liij-ral,*  a.  dti,i. 
RoR.KKROus,  Ro-rif-er-us,  a.  prodq,sig  di;. 
Roay.  tCj-ri,*  a.  di^i.     Se  {Itftan/.) 
RosACEOLS,  Ro-ia-Jus,  a.  rewmblig  or  konsistig 

iiv  ruzoz. 
RosAMBOLE,  Ros-am-bul,  h.  a  bulbus  root  rezem- 

blig  gqriik:  rokambul. 
RosARy,  K(iz-a-ri,  n.  u  bed  ov  rozez;  a  qaplet; — 

a  strip  ov  bedz;  striktli,  150  avc-marjaz,  and  15 

pat<.'ru6stora,  takt   tugi^der,    wid   butnz   on   a 

strig. 
RosciD,  Ros-id,*  a.  dni;  ab'Kndig   wid   dq. 
Rose,  Ruz,  n.  a  plant  or  Jrub,  and  a  wel-nun  flts- 

cr,  yquiversali  kiiltivalcd,  ov  meui  varjetii; — a 

not  ov  riboDc  in  de  form  ov  a  ruz.     indtr  de 

r(jz,  wid  sckresi. 
Rose,  Ko)x,  ».  fn.m  %.     Se  (/?**#.) 
RosEAL,  Itii-ze-al,*  a.  razi. 
Roseate,  R«j-zc-at,  a.  rez^mblig  a  roz  in  blotm, 

bii'i.kiilor,  or  fragraus;  rtoii;  fulovruzez;  bl>JC>m- 

ig:  fragrant.  [ander. 

RosEBAy,  R<iz-ba,  ».  (i?c<.)  a  plant  or  Jrub;  ole- 


RosE-BUD,  R<jz-bud,  n.  de  bud  ov  de  roz. 
RosEBUG,  Itwz-bug,  n.  an  insekt,  a  sort  ov  betl, 

hwi<j  iz  a  skurj  tu  rozcz  and  tu  gqrdenz. 
RosE-BLSii,  Ruz-buJ,  H.  de  Jrub  dai  bs^rz  de  rot, 
ROSK-CUAKER,  Rtjz-<jaf-er,  n.  a  roz-bug. 
Rosed,  liuzd,  a.  krimzund:  flu/t:  ruzi. 
Rose  kish,  Rciz-fiJ,  «.  de  Norwa  hadok. 
Rose  klv,  Roz-flj,  n.  a  spe/ez  ov  fij.  [rot 

RosE-OALL,  liuz-gol,  n.  an  ekskr^sen«  on  de  dog- 
Rose-k.not,  Ruiz-not,  n.  an  ornamental   bunc  ov 

ribiiiiz,  plated  su  az  tu  reprez^nt  a  roz. 
Rose  lipped,  Ruz-lipt,  a.  havig  rozi  or  red  lips. 
Rose  mallow,    liuz-mal-o,    w.    a   Iqrj    kjnd   ov 

malo.  [gren  Jrub. 

RosEMARr    R(f)z-ma-ri,  n.   a   swet-smelig,   evcr- 
Rose-.noble,  Roz-no-bl,  »i.  an  anjent  Igglif  gold 

kwn,  <jv  de  valyij,  ov  $1,61,  ferst  kffnd  in  de  rea 

ov  Edward  III. 
Roseola,  R^j-ze-o-la,  n.  {3fed.y  a  raj;  so  keld 

from  Its  ruz-kulor. 
Rose  QUAETZ.    Roz-kworts,    n.    {Min.)    a    redi/ 

kind  ov  kworts. 
RosEROOT,  Roz-nfit,  n.  {But.)  a.  plant. 
Rosette,  Ro  zet,  n.  [Fr.]  a  roz-Japt  Gotik  win- 
do;— an  qrtifijal  roz; — an  ornament  in  de  form 

ov  a  roz;— a  red  kulor.  [rozez. 

Rose-water,  R6z-wo-ter,  n.   woter  distild  from 
Rosewood,  Roz-wud,  n.  a  fjn  kind  ov  wud,  bjli 

esiemd  t.jr  kubiuet  wurk,  brot  from  Brazil,  rijam, 

and  de  Kanari  ilandz,  &s. 
Rosicrucia.v,  Roz-i-krit»-Jan,  n.  wun    ov  a   sekt 

ov  vijonan  filosuferz  er  sj^ekyiilatorz,  dat  aperd 

in  Jermani,  ab-st  de  end  ov  de  siksteut  tentn,ri; 

— an  alkumift:  u  kwak. 
Rosicrlcia.v,  Roz-i-krii-Jan,    a.    relatig    tu   de 

lioziknnjanz.  [or, 

RosiED,  Ru-zid,  a.  adtJrnd  wid  rozez  or  A\t  kul- 
liosi.v,  R6z-in,  n.  a  substans  obtand  from  de  dis- 

tilajon  ov  turpentjn;  iospisated  turpentjii;  rezin. 

Rezia  iz  de  sjentifik  t«rm:  but  nrzin  iz  de  nam 

ov  de  substans,  (de   komonest  rezin    in   yqs,) 

hwen  empldfd  in  a  solid  stat  for  erdinari  pur- 

pusez. 
Rosi.N,  R6z-in,  v.  t.  tu  rub  wid  rozin. 
RosiNEs-s,  R(5-zi-nes,    n.    de  stat  er  kwoliti  ot 

bfH)  rozi. 
RosisiY,  R(jz-in-i,  a.   rezemblig  rozin. 
RosiTE,  Ro-zjt,    n.    {Min.)    a   red,  granyrilated 

mineral. 
Rosmaei.s'e,  Ru)z-ma-ren,  ».  riSzmari. 
Ross,  lio.<,  n.  de  Tster,  ruf,  ded  bqrk  ov  Iqri  trex. 

It,   iz   an    akiyuqlajon    ov   epUlermit.     [Lokal, 
RossEL,  Ros-el,  u.  Ijt  land.  [V.  S.] 

RossELLY,  R6s-el-i,  a.  Ijt  and  low,  az  land. 
RosTEL,  lios-tel,  n.{Bi>t.)  At  ^iata  oa  riHstelum. 
Rostellifoem.    Ros-tel-i-ferm,    a.    fermd   az  a 

rostel  or  ro.-telum. 
RosTELLUM,  Ros-iel-um,    »i.    [L.'\   a   litl    bek.— 

{li  t.)  an  elevated  and  rader  tiknd   jxarjon  ov 

de  stigma  ov  erkidajus  plants. 
Roster,  lios-tcr,  n.  a  plan  or  tabl  bj  hwiq  de  d^ti 

ov  militari  ofiserz  iz  regyqlated. 
RosiRAL,  lios-tral,  a.  rezemblig  de  bek  ov  a  Jip 

or  rostrum.  j 

Rosteate,  R6s-trat,  a.  {D"t.)  furnijt  wid  a  bek. 
Rostrated,  Ros-trat-od,  a.  adiirnd  wid  de  bcka 

ov  Ji)!.!,  or  berdz.— (//-.<.)  havig  a  bek;  bckt. 
RosTEiKOEic,  Ros-tri-form,  a.  havig  de  form  ov  a 

pistriun. 
Rostrum,  R6s-trum,  n.  [L.]  pi.  R68-tra;  de  bek 

ov  u  berd; — de  bek  ov  a  Jip; — de   skafold.  pul- 
pit, er  pledig  tilas  in  de  liLiman  forum,  hwiq  woi 

dekoraied  wid  pr'sz  ov  veselz  takn  from  de  en- 

emi. — {lint.)  eni  prologgajiin  ov  a  plant. 
RosuLATE,  Roz-yq-lat,  a.  {B-t.)  havig   de   Icri 

aranjd  in  litl  roz-l{k  klustcrz. 


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RosT,  Ro-zi,  a.   rezembliij  a  roz  in  blit>m,  bi^ti, 

kulor,  er  fragrans;  blcomii);  red;  flujt. 
Rosy-coLORED,  R6-zi-kul-ord,  a.  havii)  de  kulor 

ov  de  roz. 
Rosy-CROWNED,  Ro-zi-krsnd,  a.  kr-snd  wid  rozez. 
Rot,  Rot,  v.  i.  tia  pvitrefj;  tu  looz  de  kohejon  ov 

pqrts;  tu  deka. 
Rot,  Rot,  v.  t.  tm  mak  pt^trid;  tu  brig  ta  korup- 

Jon; — tu  dsstref;  tu  sentens  tu  evl. 
Rot,  Rot,  n.  a  distemper  amiii)  Jep,  in  hwiq  dq,r 

lui)z  qr  wasted; — pii^trefak/on;  px|,trid  deka. 
Rota,  Ro-ta,  n.  [L.]  a  hwel; — a  kort  ov   Papal 

jiyisdikjon,  konsistiij  ov  twelv  doktorz; — a  klub 

ov  IijgliJ  politijanz,  hO),  in  1669,  wer  fer  estab- 

lijii)  guvernment  bj  rotajon. 
ROTACiSM,  R6t-a-siz-m,  n.  a  vijus  pronunsiajon 

ov  ds  leter  r,  komon  in  de  nert  ov  Iggland. 
Rotary,  R6-ta-ri,  a.  turnig   on  its   aksis,  az  a 

hwel;  hwerliij;  rotatori. 
Rotate,  RcJ-tat,  v.  i.  tu  mmv  rsnd;  tu  revolv. 
Rotate,  R6-tat,  a.  {£ot.)  hwel-Japt;  serki],lar. 
Rotated,  R6-tat-ed,  a.  hwel-Japt;  hwerld  r«nd; 

natat. 
Rotation,  RcD-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  hwerlig  r'snd 

Ijk  a  hwel;  de  stat  ov  beig  turnd  nsnd;  hwerl; 

visisiti^d  ov  suksejon. 
Rotative,  R6-ta-tiv,  a.  impljii)  er  kezirj  rcatajon. 
RoTATO-PLANE,  Ro-ta-to-plan,  a.  {Bot.)  hwel- 
Japt  and  flat.  [mojon;  a  musl. 
Rotator,  Ro-ta-tor,  n.  dat  hwiq  girz  a  serki],lar 
Rotatory,  Ro-ta-to-ri,  a.  turnig  r'snd  on  an  ak- 
sis; hwerlir);  runig  r'snd. 
Rotatory,  Ro-ta-to-ri,  n.  {Ent.)  an  animal,  er 

animalki|l,  dat  mcovz  bj  rolig  er  revolvig. 
Rotchet,  R6g-et,  n.  a  kind  ov  fij. 
Rote,  Rot,  n.  an  old  mi],zikal  instrcoment,  plad 

wid  a  hwel;  a  sert  ov  hurdi-gurdi; — repetijon,  az 

bj  a  hwel  in  mojon.     Bi  rot,  bj  mer  mekanikal 

repetijon,  widest  eksersjz  ov  de  understandig. 
Rote,  Rot,  v.  i.  tu  go  'St  bj  rotajon  er  suksejon. 
Rotgut,  R6t-gut,t  n.  bad  sniBl-ber. 
Rotifer,  R6t-i-fer,  71.  a  hjli-erganjzd  infn,sorial 

animal,  komonli  keld  de  hwel  animalkiil. 
Rotten,  R6t-n,   a.    pq,trid;  pi^trefid;  dekad;  ka- 

rius;  not  s^Rnd;  koriipt;  not  ferm;  not  trusti;  not 

tu  be  trusted. 
Rottenness,  R6t-n-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  rotn. 
Rotten-stone,  Rot-n-ston,  n.  a  soft  ston  yq,zd 

for  polijig. 
Rotund,  Ro-tuad,  a.  r'snd;  serk^lar;  sferikal. 
RoTUNDiFOLious,   Ro-tun-di-f6-li-us,    a.    havig 

r'snd  levz.  [serk\^,lariti. 

Rotundity,  Ro-tdn-di-ti,   n.    r'sndnes;  sferisiti; 
ROTUNDO,  Ro-tun-do,  n.  a  bildig  fermd  r'snd  bot 

in  de  insjd  and  'stsjd,  az  de  Panteon  at  Rom. 
Rouble,  Rm-bl,  n.  a  Rojjian  kern.  Se  {litMe.} 
Roue,  Rin-a,  n.  [Fr.]  a  disipated  person;  a  person 

devoted  tu  a  Ijf  ov  plegtj^r  and  senJualiti,  but 

not  so  vijiated  az  tu  be  eksklq,ded  from  sosjeti; 

a  rak. 
Rouet,  R<»-a,  n.  [Fr.]  a  smel  solid  hwel,  fermerli 

fikst  tu  de  panz  ov  fjrloks  for  fjrig  dem  of. 
Rouge,  Rcdj,  n.  [Fr.]  red  pant  for  de  fas;  a  koz- 

metik;  a  spejez  ov  lak  prep^rd  from  de  drjd  fl's- 

erz  ov  de  saffl'sor. 
Rouge,  Rmj^,  a.  [/)■.]  red.  [ra^^ez." 

Rouge,  RiJoj,  v.  i.  tu  la  riDj  upon  de  fas;  azj  "Xe 
Rouge,  Rojj,  v.  t.  tu  pant  er  kulor  wid  rooj;  az, 

"Se  woa  rm-;d." 
Rouge-dragon,  Rco^-dnig-on,  n.  [Fr.]  a  herald. 
Rough,  Ruf,  a.  not  smoid;  ruged;  havig  inekwol- 

itiz  on  de  surfas; — unsivil;  ester;  hqrj  tu  de  er; 

ruged  ov  temper;  inelegant  ov  manerz;  not  soft; 

kors;  not  sivil;  sever;  not  mjld;  road;  hqrJ  tu  de 

mjnd;  hqrd-f etyq,rd;  unfinijt;  unpolijt;  not  fin- 

ijt  bj  qrt;  az,  a  ruf  djamond;— teribl;  dredf ul; 


diserderd  in  aperans;  tempestyTi,us;  stermi;  bffs- 
terus;— h^ri;  kuverd  wid  h^r  er  federz.  It  iz 
yil,zd  in  kompozijon. 

Rough,  Ruf,  v.  t.  tu  go  trco  in  spjt  ov  obstaklz 
er  bad  weder;  az,  tu  ruf  \i;  tu  brak  in,  az  a 
hers. 

Roughcast,  Ruf-kast,  v.  t.  tu  mold  er  ferm 
korsli;  tu  form  wid  asperitiz  and  inekwolitiz. 

Roughcast,  Ruf-kast,  n.  a  rcod  model;  a  ferm  in 
its  rojdiments:— a  kind  ov  plaster,  kontanig  Ijm, 
Jclz,  pebiz,  &s.,  fer  kuverig  de  eksterior  ov 
bildigz. 

Roughcaster,  Ruf-kast-er,  n.  wun  hife  rufkasts. 

Rough-clad,  Ruf-klad,  a.  havig  kors  aparel. 

Roughdeaught,  Ruf -draft,  n.  a  draft  in  its  rco- 
diments;  a  skeq;  an  'stijn. 

RouGHDRA'W,  Ruf-dre,  v.  t.  tu  dre  an  'stljn  ov; 
tu  tras  korsli. 

Roughen,  Rdf-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  ruf. 

Roughen,  Ruf-n,  v.  i.  tu  gro  ruf. 

Rough-footed,  Ruf-fut-ed,  a.  feder-futed. 

Rouguhe'w,  Kuf-hi\,,  V.  t.  tu  hq,  rcodli,  for  ferst 
purpusez. 

Roughhe'wer,  Ruf-h\\-er,  n.  wun  boa  rufhi},z, 

RouGHHE'SVN,  Ruf-h^n,  p.  a.  ruged;  unpolijt;  un- 
sivil; unrefind;  not  yet  njsli  finijt. 

RouGHiSH,  Ruf-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  ruf. 

Roughly,  Riif-li,  ad.  in  a  ruf  maner;  wid  unevn 
surfas;  hqrjli;  unsivili;  roodli;  severli. 

Roughness,  Rdf-nes,  w.  de  stat  er  kwoliti  ov  be- 
ig ruf;  uuevnnes  ov  surfas;  esternes;  hqrjnes  tu 
de  er;  rugednes;  rcodnes;  korsnes  ov  behavyor 
and  adres;  severiti;  vjolens;  tempestyn,usnes. 

Rough-rider,  Ruf-rid-er,  n.  wun  hio  braks  hersez 
fer  rjdig. 

Rough-shod,  Riif-Jod,  a.  havig  de  fet  Jod  wid 
rufnd  JiDz,  er  Jtbz  fited  fer  travelig  on  js; — yqzd 
ov  hersez. 

Rought,  Ret,'*  old  pret.  ov  Reg;  reqt. 

RouGH'woRK,  Riif-wurk,  v.  t.  tu  wurk  korsli, 
wid'st  finij. 

Rouleau,  Rcd-Io,  n.  [Fr.]  a  litl  rol;  a  rol  ov  kur- 
ent  keruz,  makig  a  serten  sum;  a  bundl  ov  fasenz 
tjd  tugeder.  [at  hazard. 

RoiiLETTE,  RcD-let,  11.  [Fr.]  a  litl  hwel; — a  gam 

RouNCE,  R'sns,  n.  de  handl  ov  a  printig-pres. 

Round,  R'snd,.  a.  silindrikal;  serkq^lar;  sferikal;  er- 
bikyxi,lar;  rotund; — plump;  fial:  hoi; — not  brokn; 
az,  a  rsnd  number; — Iqrj  er  ful:  az,  a  rsnd  sum 
er  prjs;  a  rsnd  pas  er  rat; — ful  and  kler;  az,  rsnd 
in  speq  er  s'snd. 

Round,  R'snd,  n.  a  serkl;  a  sfer;  an  erb;  a  glob;— 
a  serkit;  a  tdor; — a  rundl;  step  ov  a  lader; — dat 
hwiq  pasez  r'snd; — de  tjm  in  hwiq  eni  tig  haz 
past  trcD  el  handz,  and  kum  bak  tu  de  ferst; — a 
revoli\Jon;  a  kors  endig  at  de  pernt  hw^r  it  be- 
gan; rotajon:  suksejon  in  visisiti|d; — a  wek  per- 
fermd  bj  a  gqrd  er  of  iser,  tu  surva  a  serten  dis- 
trikt; — de  disqqrj  ov  hiz  gun  bj  eg  man  in  a 
militari  bodi; — a  dans; — a  rsndela;  a  sog. 

Round,  R'snfl,  ad.  everi  wa;  on  el  sjdz;  in  a  rev- 
olqjon;  in  a  r'snd  maner;  ar'snd;  serkn,larli;  not 
direktli.  [arsnd. 

Round,  R'snd,  prep,  on  everi  sjd  ov;  ab"st;  ol  over; 

Round,  R'snd,  v.  t.  tu  sur-snd;  tu  mak  sferikal, 
serki^lar,  er  silindrikal;  tu  miDV  ab^t  eni  tig;  tu 
mak  protuberant; — tu  mak  ful,  sma>d,  er  swelig 
in  S'snd. 

Round,  R'snd,  v.  i.  tu  gro  r'snd;  tu  go  rsnd. 

Roundabout,  R-snd-a-b-st,}:  a.  ampl;  ekst^nsiv; 
indirekt;  l(Bs.  It  iz  elso  kolokwiali  yq,zd  az  an 
adverh  and  iirepozifm. 

Roundabout,  R'snd-a-b'st,  n.  a  horizontal  hwel 
on  hwiq  qildren  rjd; — an  'Stcr  gqrment;  a  surt(6t. 

Roundel,  R'sn-del,  n.  a  r'snd  ferm  er  figyty;  a 
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Roundelay,  R'sn-dc-la,   «.    a  poem  ov  tertrn 

versei,  at  in  wun  rjm  and  fjv  in  anaicr:  a  Jei)- 

erd«  80J);  Q  nsndel;  a  rondo; — a  rund  form  er 

figyiir. 
Uoi'.Ni)  FACED,  R'snd-fast,  a.  havip  a  r^nd  fas. 
liouNDHKAD,  Rind-hed,  n.  a  Fii^ritan,  in  de  tjm 

ov  fc'Orlz  I.  i»nd  ov  Krorawel,  so  namd  in  derijon, 

frutn  de  praktis  ov  kropij)  de  h^T  r-snd. 
RouND-UKADED,  R^nd-hed-ed,  a.  havig  a  nnd 

lied  or  top. 
Roundhouse,  R'snd-h-ss.  n.  de  kunstablz  prizn, 

.■^u)  k.'ld  from  its  yi'i3il,al  form.     [I()gland.] 
Roi'NDlSH,  RSiid-iJ,  a.  aproqip  tu  rTsiidnes. 
RouNDLET,  R'snd-let,  n.  a  litl  r'snd  or  serkl. 
Roundly,  R'snd-ll,  ad.  in  a  r"»nd  form;  in  a  rsnd 

raaner:  upnli;  planli;  briskli;  in  ernest. 
Roundness,  R-snd-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beij)  nsnd; 

ruiunditi;  sorkuhiriti;  sferisiti. 
Round-robin,  R'snd-rob-in,  n.  a  ritn  petijon,  re- 

luonstnins,  adres,  or   uder  instri^raent,  sjnd  bj 

several  jitrsonz  rund  a  rij)  or  serkl,  so  dat  it  kan 

not  be  sen  hit)  sjnd  ferst. 
RouNDTOP,  R>;nd-top,   n.   {Nant.)  a  rsnd  fram 

ov  bordz  ner  de  top  ov  de  mast. 
Rouse,  Rtsz,  w  t.  tu  wak  from  rest  or  inakjon; 

tu  awakn:  tu  ster  up:  tu  prov6k;  tu  eksjt  tu 

tet  or  akjon:  tu  put  intu  akjon;  tu  stqrt,  az  a 

best  from  hiz  li^r.  [up. 

Rouse,  R^sz,  v.  i.  tu  awAk:  tu  be  eksjted;  tu  stqrt 
RoiSE,  Rtz,*  «.  a  Iqrj  glas  fild  tu  de  utmost, 

in  onor  ov  a  belt  propcizd. 
RousEE,  R'sz-cr,  «.  wun  hiD  r'szoz. 
Rout,  Rtst,  .-i.   a  klamorus  multitqd:   a  rabl; — a 

fajonabl  asembli,  or  Iqrj  evnij)  pqrlii — a  kr^sd; — 

At  disorder  or  konfti^on  ov  an  qrmi  defeted  er 

disperst.     Tu  put  tu  rst,  tu  delet  and  dispers 

in  disorder. 
Rout,  R'st,  r.  t.  tu  dispers  and  put  intu  konfq,- 

i^on  bj  defet;  tu  dispers.    Tu  rst  st,j-  tu  serq  vt. 
Route,  Riit,  er  Rent,  u.  a  rod;  wa:  pasaj:  kors. 
Routine,  Rio-ten,  h.  [Fr.]  de  ordinari,  betn  wa; 

regyi^lar  praktis:  kustoni.  [tu  strul. 

Rove,  Kov,  r.  i.  tu  rambl;  tu  ranj:  tu  wonder; 
Rove,  Ruv,  v.  t.  tu  wonder  over;— tu  pi's  intu 

rijfz.  bj  turnig  wun  furo  upon  aniider.    [V.  S.] 
Rove,  Rov,  n.  a  rol  ov  wul  dron  ■st  and  sljtli 

twisted;  a  slub; — a  rambl:  a  wonderig. 
Rover,  Ruv-er,  n.  a  wanderer;  a  rober;  a  pjrat; 

—  a  kjnd  ov  aro.  [ifl. 

Roving,  lUJv-ifl,  n.  de  akt  ov  ramblig  or  wonder- 
Row,  Ito,  «.  araukorfjha  number  ov  tigz  in  a  Ijn. 
Row,  RT5,t  n.  a  rjutus  nffz;Q  drujikn  dcboq. 
Row,  Ru,  r.  i.  tu  imjiel  a  bot  er  vcsel  in  de  we- 

tor  bj  urz. 
Row,  Ro,  r.  t.  tu  drjv  or  help  forward  bj  orz. 
RoWABLE,  R6-a-bl,*  a.  dat  ma  be  rujd  or  rod  upon. ' 
Rowan-tree,  R6-an-tre,  ii.  a  spejcz  ov  pjrus,  a 

grasful  trc,  kold  olso  de  rvii-tre,  rsn-trc,/slerz 

ferriii-trr,  and  de  nisnttn-af.  I 

Row-boat,  Rii-bot,  n.  a  bot  impeld  bj  orz.  | 

Rowed,  Rud,  a.  plast  in  ruz;  havi|)  roz.  | 

Rowel,  Rti-fl,  n.  a  litl  flat  rij)  er  hwel  in  horscz  i 

bit-;— de  p«Tnts  ov  a  .«pur  turni()  on  an  aksis; — a  j 

seton;  Q  rul  ov  hiir,  silk,  er  u.ior  substiins,  jiut 

intu  a  wibnd,  tu  hinder  it  from  helit),  and  pro- ' 

vijk  Q  di-qqrj.  [de  wiDnd  upn  bj  a  rxel. 

Rowel,  R-s-il,  r.  t.  tu  pers  tra>  de  skin,  and  kep 
RoWEN,  R'x-on,  n.  de  sekond  krop  ov  grus,  kold 

ol<o  iifttrniat  and  lat<rmat. 
Rower,  Hii-er,  u.  wun  ho  roz  or  m:(najfz  an  or. 
RowETT.  Rii-et,  n.  aftermat;  rscn.     Se  {li"*v(n.} 
Rowlock,  Rtb-lok,  k-olcJkwiali  Riil-ok,  n.  {yaul.y 

dat  ix^rt  ov  a  bots  gunwal  on  hwiq  de  ur  rests 

in  roifl. 
Royal.  Rtf-al,  a.  kioli;  bel6{)io  tu  a  kij)  er  tu 

rcralti;  bekdmig  a  kig;  regal;  nobl;  ilustrias. 


Royal,  R^-al,  «.  a  Jat  ov  a  staez  bed. — {Naut.} 

de  hjest  sal  ov  a  Jip. — {Artillery)  a  kjnd  ov 

smol  mortar.  [rwalti. 

ROYALiSM,  Rif-al-iz-ni,  n.  ata<;ment  tu  de  koz  ov 
Royalist,  Ri^-al-ist,  n.  an  adherent  tu  a  kig  er 

tu  reralti. 
Royalize,  Rrf-al-jz,  v.  i.  tu  mak  reral.       [a  kig. 
Royally,  IW-al-i,  ad.  in  a  reral  maner;  azbekiimi 
Royalty,  R«5r-al-ti,  n.  de  stat  or  kwoliti  ov  bcig 

rffal;  stat,  karaktcr,  er  ofis  ov  a  kij);  kigjip;  em- 
blem ov  rff/ilti. 
Rub,  Rub,  ».  t.  tu  m(Dv  ag^nst  bj  frikjon;  tu  klen 

er  smcnd  eni  tig  bj  pasig  sumtig  over  it;  tu  skiir; 

tu  wjp;  tu  poli/;'tu  rctdq;  tu  remd)V  bj  frikjon; 

tu  tu'q  hqrd;  tu  qaf;  tu  fret;  tu  gel.     Tu  rub 

dsn,  tu  klen  er  kuri.     Tu  nih  vp,  tu  eksjt:  tu 

awakn:  tu  polij;  tu  refrej.  [trto  difikultiz. 

Rub,  Rub,  v.  i.  tu  fret;  tu  mak  a  frikjon;  tu  get 
Rub,  Rub,  n.  de  akt  ov  rubig;  frikjon;  unevnnea 

ov  surfns;  kolijon:  dat  agenst  hwiq  sumtig  rubz; 

obstrukjon;  difikulti;  koz  ov  unczines;  seve'r  re- 

bi'ik. 
Rubber,  Rdb-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  rubz;  dat  wid 

hwi(j  wun  rubz;  a  kors  fjl;  a  hwetston; — gum- 

elastik  or  kdjquk: — a  gam;  a  kontest;  tO)  gamz 

wun  tst  ov  tre; — pi.  a  dizez  in  Jep. 
Rubbish,  Riib-iJ,  ».  ofskTsrigz;  refits;  hwotever  iz 

kast  awa;  roiinz  ov  bildig:  fragments  ov  mater 

yqzd  in  bildig;   miggld   mas;   eni  tig  vjl   and 

wurtles. 
Rubble,  Rub-1,  n.   smel  stonz,  brikbats,  and  de 

Ijk,  yqzd  tu  konfin  woter;  bilderz  rubij. 
RuBBLE-STONE,   Rdb-1-ston,    n.    ston   rubd   and 

worn  bj  de  woter.  [sonri. 

Rubble-work,  Rub-1-wurk,  n.  a  ruf  sort  ov  ma- 
RuBBLY,  Rub-li,  a.  ab-sndig  in  smel  stonz. 
Rubefacient,  Roo-be-fa-Jent,  n.  {Med.)  a  med- 

isin  or  an  ekstcrnal  ajent,  hwiq  kezez  rednes  ov 

de  pqrt  tu  hwi(j  it  iz  apljd. 
Rubefacient,  Ra)-be-fa-Jent,  a.  prodq,sig  rednes. 
Rubeola,  Roa-be-o-la,  ii.  (JArf.)  de  mezlz. 
Rubescent,  R<D-bes-ent,  a.  groig  er  bekdmig  red. 
RuBEZAUL,  Roi-be-zql,  n.  a  famus  fabyqlus  spirit 

ov  de   Rc'sengeberg  in  Jermani,  selebrated   in 

baladz,  talz,  &s. 
RuBiCAN,  I{*6-bi-kan,  a.   red  predominatig   over 

gia,  in  de  kulor  ov  a  hers;  er  ba,  sorel,  er  blak, 

wid  a  lit  gra  or  hwjt  upon  de  flagks,  but  not 

Iiredorainant  dq^r.  [de  Bmzclyan  nnbi. 

RuBiCEL,  IWi-bi-sel,  n.  {Min.)  a  term  apljd   ta 
Rubicund,  RJj-bi-kund,  a.  inklinig  tu  rednes. 
RuBicuNDiTY,  liJD-bi-kdn-di-ti,  a.  dispozijon  ta 

rednes. 
Rubied,  Ri>-bid,  a.  Ijk  a  r*bi;  red  az  a  rcobi. 
lU'BiFic.  Ii<b-bif-ik,  a.  makig  red.  [ig  red. 

RuBiFiCATiON.  Rit)-bi-fi-ka-Jon,  ii.  deaktovmak- 
RuBiFORM,  R(.ij-bi-form,  a.  havig  de  ferm  ov  red. 
Rubify,  Kif>bi-fi,  v.  t.  tu  mak  red. 
Ruble,  Rid-bl,  n'.  a.  Rajan  silver  kern,  ov  de  val- 

yq  ov  al)-8l  hqf  a  kr3n. 
Rubric,  I{i6-brik,  /(.  eni  rjtig  or  printig  in  red  igk; 

— de  order  ov  de  liturji  ov  de  Katolik  qurq,  and 

ov  de  I'rotestant  i^'piskojMil  qurq. 
Rubric,  Ittf)-brik,  a.  red:  robbrikal.  [brikat. 

Rubric,  Ivfi-brik,  r.  t.  tu  adorn  wid  red;  tu  nD- 
Rubrical,  Roi-bri-kal,  a.   red;— plast  in  or  kon- 

fo'ind  HI  de  ri.t>brik3.  [wid  rod. 

Rubricate,  I{»i)-bri-kat,  <•.  t.  tu  mak  red;  tu  mqrk 
Rubricate,  RJi-bri-kat,  a.  mqrkt  wid  red. 
Rubrician,  Itttj-biij-an,  n.  wun  verst  in  de   ra>- 

bnk:  an  adherent  tu  or  advokat  fer  de  nDbrik. 
Rub-stone,  Rdb-ston,  h.  q  ston  tu  sk-xr  er  Jqrpn. 
Ruby,  Rtf)-bi,  h.  a  prejus  ston:  a  kristaljzd  jem 

ov  varius  Jadz  ov  red,  veri  hqrd,  and  valyqabl; — 

Q  printig-tjp  betwen  p^rl  and  noniMvrel;—  eni  tig 

red;  a  kqrbugkl;  a  red  pimpl. 


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RUM 


Bdby,  R<6-bi,  a.  ov  a  red  kulor. 

Rl'CTation,  Ruk-ta-Jon,  «.  a  belqi{);an  eruktajon. 

RuD,  Kud,'  n.  rudl;  red  oker  y^zd  tu  mqrk  Jep; — 
Q  river  fij,  Q  kjnd  ov  smel  roq. 

Rudder,  Riid-er,  n.  {uS'aut.}  de  instrajment  er 
iratu  ov  wud  bj  hwiq  Q  Jip  iz  sterd;  eni  tig  dat 
gjdz  er  guvernz. 

Ruddiness,  Rdd-i-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  bsii)  rudi. 

Ruddle,  Hud-1,  n.  red  ert:  red  oker:  a  red  jurn  or. 

RuDDLEMAN,  Rud-1-man,  n.  wun  emplefd  in  digig 
rudl. 

Ruddock,  Rtid-ok,  ».  a  berd,  keld  redh/est. 

Ruddy,  Rud-i,  a.  aproqii)  tu  red;  pal  red;  florid; 
— yeo,  az,  "  rwrfi  guld." 

Rude,  RiDd,  a.  unlet;  bqrbarus;  savaj;  ruf;  kors 
ov  manerz;  unpolij't;  sesi;  impn,dent;  insolent: 
impertinent;  unsivil;  broital;  hqrj;  inklement; — 
ignorant;  re;  untet; — ruged;  unevn;  Japles; — qrt- 
les;  inelegant:  suq  az  ma  be  dun  wid  stregt  wid- 
est qrt;  az  read  wurk.  [skilfuli. 

Rudely,  R<f)d-li,  ud.  in  a  rcbd  maner;  korsli;  un- 

RuDENESS,  RiJbd-nes,  ti.  de  kwoliti  ov  btig  rood; 
korsnes;  insiviliti;  ignorans;  uuskilfulnes;  qrt- 
lesnes:  inelegans. 

RuDENTUEE,  Riii-den-tqr,  71.  {Arch.}  de  figyn,r 
ov  a  rop  er  .staf,  wid  hwiq  de  fh^tigz  ov  kolumz 
qr  sum'jmz  fild  up;  bj  sum  keld  kahiii). 

RuDERARY,  lidj-dE-ra  ri,*  a.  belogii)  tu  er  fermd 
ov  rubij.  [wid  peblz. 

RuDERATiON,  Roo-der-a-Jon,*  «.  &e  akt  ov  pavi^j 

RuDESBY,  Ra)dz-bi,  «.  a  rood  felo. 

Rudiment,  Riti-di-ment,  n.  ferst,  unjapn  beginig; 
fer^t  prinsipl;  de  ferst  elements  ov  a  sjens;  ferst 
pqrt  r>v  edyqkajon.  [ments. 

Rudiment,  Kcf)-di-ment,*   «.  t.   tu  sell  in  rcodi- 

RuDiMENTAL,  RiB-di-men-tal,  a.  inijal;  relatir)  tu 
riDdiments. 

Rudimentary,  Roo-di-men-ta-ri,  a.  relatii)  tu,  er 
kontanig,  rojdiments;  riodimental. 

Rudolphi.se,  Roi-dol-fin,  a.  bEl6i)ig  tu  a  set  ov 
astroiiomikal  tablz  komjjqted  bj  Kepler,  and 
namd  fer  de  Emperor   R<iidolf  if. 

Rue,  lica,  v,  t.  tu  grev  fer;  tu  be  sori  fer;  tu  re- 
gret- tu  lament. 

Rue,  Ru),  n.  a.  plant  er  erb,  keld  erh  or  gras,  bekdz 
hidli  weter  woz  fermerli  sprigkld  wid  it. 

Rueful,  Rd)-ful,  a.  mwrnful;  woful;  soroful; 
sad;  dizmal. 

Ruefully,  R<B-ful-i,  ad.  mornfuli:  sorufuli. 

Ruefulness,  R<f>-ful-nes,  ji.  sorofulnes;  morn- 
fuliies. 

Ruelle,  RoD-el,*  n.  \_Fr.'\  a.  serkl;  an  asembli  at 
a  prjvat  h"ss. 

Rufescent,  Roo-fes-ent,  a.  bekumig  red. 

Ruff,  Ruf,  n.  a  pukerd  linen  ornament,  fermerli 
•wurn  ab'st  de  nek;  eni  til)  kolekted  intu  puk- 
erz; — a  smel  river  fij; — a  berd,  so  keld  from  its 
tuft  ov  federz;— at  kqrdz,  de  akt  ov  trumpig. 

Ruff,  Ruf,  r.  t.  tu  rufh  tu  diserder;— at  kqrdz, 
tu  put  on  a  trump  insted  ov  foloii)  sqt;  tu 
trump  eni  uder  sqt  ov  de  kqrdz  at  hwist. 

Ruffian,  Riif-j'an,  t//- Ruf-i-an,  u.  a  brcDtal,  bers- 
teius,  misqivus  felo;  a  kuttrot:  a  ruber. 

Ruffian,  Riif-yan,  a.  brcotal;  savajli  btrsterus. 

Ruffian,  Riif  yan,*  1;.  t.  tu  pla  de  rufyan. 

Ruffianism,  Riif-yan-iz-m,  n,  de  kwoliti  er  kon- 
dukt  ov  Q  rufyan;  bntitaliti. 

Ruffianlike,  Ruf-yan-ljk,  a.  Ijk  a  rufyan. 

Ruffianly,  Riif-yan-li,  ad.  Ijk  a  rufj\au;  brajtal. 

Ruffle,  Kdf-1,  v.  t.  tu  disorder;  tu  jiut  ■st  uv 
ferm;  tu  mak  les  smcjod;  tu  diskompwz;  tu  dis- 
turb; tu  put  •81  ov  temper:  tu  j)Ut  -st  ov  erder: 
tu  surprjz:  tu  tro  diserderli  tugeder; — tu  kon- 
trakt  inju  plats  er  ruflz. 
Ruffle,  Rdf-1,  v.  i.  tu  gro  ruf  er  tdrbi|lent;  tu 
fluter;  tu  jqr. 


Ruffle,  Rdf-1,  n.  plated  linen  er  fjn  kotn  klot, 

j^izd  az  an  ornament;  fjn  klot  rufld; — distdrb- 

ans;  tumult;  a  flurij  upon  a  drum  in  prezentig 

qrmz. 
Ruffleless,  Rdf-1-les,  a.  havig  no  ruflz. 
Rufflfment,  Rdf-l-ment,  n.  de  statov  beig  rufld. 
RuFFLER,  Rdf-ler,  n.  wun  hm  ruflz; — a  buli. 
Ruffling,  Rdf-lig,  n.  kumojon;  distdrbans; — de 

akt  ov  platig. 
Rufous.  Rtfc-fus,*  a.  red;  redij:  oranj-kulord. 
RuFTEEHOOD,  Ruf -ter-hud,*  n.  a  hud  worn  bj 

a  hek  hweu  ferst  dren. 
Rug,  Rug,  n.  a  kors,  napi,  wulen  klot  er  kuver- 

let; — a  Jagi  kqrpet  fer  de  hqrt  er  fet; — *a  ruf, 

wuli  dog. 
Rugged,  Rdg-ed,  a.  ruf;  ov  unevn  surfas;  Jagi; 

not   netli   fermd;    unevn; — savaj;  broDtal;   hqrj; 

stermi:  rood;  s'si';  vjolent;  bersterus. — Kolokwial, 

Y.  S.  hqrdi;  helti. 
Ruggedly,  Rdg-ed-li,  ad.  in  a  ruged  maner;  rufli. 
RuGGEDNESS,  Rdg-ed-nes,  n.  de  slat  ov  beig  rug- 
Rugin,  Rob-jin,  n.  a  napi  klot.  [ed;  rufnes. 

RuGiNE,  Rob-jen,  n.  a  surjc.nz  rasp. 
Rugose,  Roo-gos.  a.  ful  ov  rigklz. 
Rugosity,  Roo-gos-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  rigkld. 
RuGULOSK,  Rot)-gii-16s,  a.  fjnli  rigkld. 
Ruin,  Rio-in,  n.  a  fel;  overtro:  destrukjon; — dat 

hwiq  iz  rODind:  remanz  ov  bildigz  er  sitiz  demol- 

ijt; — los  ov  hapines  er  fertyn,n:  a  pest;  misqif ;  ban. 
Ruin,  R<f)-in,  v.  t.  tu  subvert;  tu  demolij;  tu  de- 

strer;  tu  depriv  ov  felisiti,  fertyi^n,  er  onor;  tu 

impoverij.  [rooin. 

Ruin,  Rob-in,  i'.  i.   tu  fel  tu  ro>inz;  tu  run  tu 
RuiXABLE,  R(i)-in  a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  rooind. 
Ruinate,  Rdi-in-at,*  i-.  t.  tu  subvert;  tu  demolij; 

tu  rooin.  [on;  rCDin. 

Ruination,  R<D-in-a-Jon,  n.   subverjon;  demolij- 
RuiNER,  \i(i>  in-er,  n.  wun  hot)  rooinz. 
Ruing.  Rob-ig,  n.  de  akt  ev  grevig;  lamentajon. 
RuiNiFORM,  R<.b-in-i-ferm,    a.    {Miii,.}   havig   de 

term  er  aperans  ov  niiinz. 
Ruinous,  R<6-in-us,  a.   feln  tu  rroin;  demolijt; — 

kezig  rObin;  misqivus:  pernijus;  destrdktiv. 
Ruinously,  Rob-in-us-li,  ad.  in  a  rooinus  maner; 

destruktivli.  [rotiinus. 

RuiNOUSNESS.  Ra)-in-us-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
RuLABLE,  Rdjl-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  roold;  gdvernabl. 
Rule,  RcdI,  n.    guvernment;   empjr;   swa;  sv^prem 

komdnd; — an  instrooment  ferdreig  Ijnzer  mejur- 

ig: — Q  gjd;  regyn^lajon;  metod;  kanon;  a  le;  an 

erder. 
Rule,  RodI,  v.  t.  tu  guvem;  tu  kontrol;  tu  manaj; 

tu  konddkt;  tu  gid;  tu  sell  az  bj  a  rcol;  tu  mqrk 

wid  Ijnz. 
Rule,  RojI.  v.  i.  tu  hav  piser   er  komdnd;  yt],zd 

wid  Citer;—  {Lau^  tu  establij  er  sell  a  rooi  er 

erder  ov  prosedig. 
Ruleless,  Robl-les,  a.  beig  wid'st  rctil. 
Ruler.  RAI-er,  ;/.  wun  hoi  roolz;  a  guvernor; — an 

iiisuajment  fer  dreig  Ijiiz;  a  rool. 
Ruling,   RJjl-ig,  pp.  a.   guvernig;   predominant; 

prevalig;  prevalent. 
RuLY,  Rtb-li,  a.  muderat;  kwjet;  erderli. 
Rum.  Rum,+  n.  a  kwer,  old-fa jond  person,  par- 

tikyqlarli  a  pqrson; — a  kind  ov  spirityi^us  likor 

distild  from  molasez. 
Rum,  Rum,+  a.  old-fajond;  od;  kwer. 
Rumble,  Kdm-bl,  r.  i.  tu  mak  a  hors,  hevi,  lo, 

ki.ntinyqd  nffz  er  s-snd,  az  a  bodi  moDvig  over  a 

ruf  surfas.  [biz. 

RuMBLER,  Rdm-bler,  ii.  de  person  er  tig  dat  rum- 
Rumbling,  Rum-blig,  h.q  hors,  lo,kontinyii,dnerz. 
RuMBOUGE,  Rum-btbj,  )i.     Se  {Harniuose.} 
Rumen.  Rd)-men,  ji.  [L.]  {Anat.}  de  penq,  er  ferst 

kaviti  ov  de  kompleks  stumak,  ov  a  roominant 

kwodrooped. 


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RUS 


RuMEX.  Rifc-mckB,  n.  [L.]  {Bt4.)  a  jcnus  ov  plants. 

Ku'MiNA.NT,  Kofmi-naut,  n.  huvig  de  prupcrti  uv 
i;Hi|)  (le  kud.  [kud. 

Rl'mi.sa.nt,  ICi)-iiii-nant,  n.  an  animal  dat  qtiz  de 

Kl'MInan'TIA,  Kii)-mi-nanji-u,  u.  y//.  {Zx'I.)  a 
kii^  <iv  iiiiiuiiilz  bwi(j  roQiuinat  ur  (jt^  de  kud. 

Ruminate,  litii-uii-nut,  r.  2.  tu  91],  de  kud  az  an 
animal:  -tu  uiiiz:  tu  tigk  ageu  and  agen. 

Rl'MI.'<at£,  IiJ)-mi-nat,  r.  t.  tu  (jn  over  agen;  tu 
miiz  >'U:  tu  medttHt  over  and  uvt-r  agcn. 

Rlminateu,  Itii>-mi-i)at-ed,  a.  {Bat.)  perst  bj  nq- 
uerud  [jcTluraJuaz;  f  ul  ov  ^afi  matvr,  Ijk  a  uut- 
mog. 

Rlmination,  IfiD-mi-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  nfimi- 
utiti|]:  mediiajun.  [a  tiokcr. 

Rl'MisATOR,  Ittbmi-na-tor,  n.  wun  hoa  roimiuatti; 

Rl'MMagk,  lidm-aj,^  t-.  t.  tu  serq  amug  meni  ti{)z 
bj  lurmo  dem  over;  tu  serq:  tu  egzamin. 

RtuMAUi:,  Kum-aj4  v.  i.  tu  serq  plasuz. 

Rlmmaue,  Kdm-aj,^  n.  s^r^;  de  akt  ov  tumblig 
t.i)Z  iitiiit. 

RuiiMAGEE,  Rdm-aj-er4  n.  wun  ha>  rdmajez. 

Rumor.  I<a>  mor,  n.  fljig  er  p6pyi],lur  reinJrt;  kur- 
enc  lier^;  fam.  Ilat:  tu  brOit. 

RuMoa,  l{a>-mur,  v.  t.  tu  report  abrod;  tu  serki),- 

RuMORtE.  lW)-m'ir-er,  n.  reporter;  spreder  ov  miz. 

Rump,  Kump,  n.  At  end  uv  de  bakbon  or  bests; 
de  butok^i — de  fag  end  ov  a  tig  hwi^  la:its  lug* 
ger  dan  de  budi. 

Rumple,  Kdm-pl,  n.  a  puker:  a  rigkl;  a  krumpl. 

Rumple,  Kdm-pl,  r.  t.  tu  di^rdur  bj  rumplz: 
tu  KruJ  tugeder  It  ov  Jap. 

RuMPLFSS.  Kdmp-led,  a.  havig  no  rump. 

Rumpus,  Kdm-pus.f  n.  a  rjot;  a  kwurel;  koofq^on; 
u  gnii  utfz;  distdrban^. 

Ru.v,  Run,  r.  i.  [i.  ran,  ps.  runig,  ran.]  tu  mcBv 
ewil'tii:  tu    mak    bast;  tu    pas    wid    kwik    jias; 
tu  mtDv  in  a   buri;    tu  pas;  tu  gu  awA;  tu  go 
forward;    tu    prosed:    tu    fie;    tu  huv   a    kors 
er  kureuji;   tu    flo;    tu  emit:    tu  let   flo;    tu 
melt;  tu  be  likwid;  tu  lek  ist;    tu  dis<^4rj:  tu 
pas;    tu  prosed;— tu   flo    az  periodz  or  meter: 
tu    hav   a    ka<lens;    az,    "3e    Ijnz    run    smj)d- i 
li;" — tu   hav  a    legal  kors:  tu  be  prakiist:  tu  I 
hav  a  kors  in  eni  direkjoii;  tu  pas  iu  tot  er  speq: 
tu  be   menjond  kdrsorili  or  in  fn  wurdz:— tu  ! 
hav  a  k<iatiiiyi|,al  tenor  ov  eni  kjnd;  tu  hav  re-  ' 
sepjon,  8ukse.<,  er  kontinyqans;  az,  "He  pamllet  I 
ran  mu<j  amug  de  pepl;" — tu  go  on  bj  a  suksej-  i 
on  ov   p^rts;  lu    be  jenerali   resevd:    tu    huv  u  ! 
tnik  or  kors;  tu  mak  a  gradyq^al  progres:  tu  be 
predominant; — tu  eksern  pus  or  mater.     Tu  run 
aJ'Ur,  tu  serq  for;  tu  endevor  at.      T\d  run  a<iH 
u>id,  tu  kari  of:  tu  adopt  hastili;  tu  huri.      Tu 
run  in  wid,  tu  komplj.     Tu  run  m,,  tu  be  kon- 
tiuynd:  tu  kuniinyn,  de  sam  kors.    Tu  run  uitr, 
tu   uverflo;  lu  rekiint    kursurili:  tu    k<>n-^ider 
kursorili:  tu  run  troo.      Tu  run  fit,  lu  be  at  an 
end;  tu  spred   egzynberantli;   tu  be  wasted  er 
egz-Mied. 

Ru.M,  Run,  B.  t.  tu  pers;  tu  stab:  tu  furs;  tu  driv: 
tu  melt;  tu  fi|z.  tu  inkdr;  tu  fol  inlu:  tu  ven't- 
yi^r:  tu  haiard:  tu  imjport  or  ek.Mtjrt  wiii-st 
dilli:  lu  puj.  tu  direkt  and  form.  T^j  ran  d  n. 
tu  <jas  tu  wtriiies:  lu  kruj:  tu  overb^r:  tu  re- 
prwij.  7^1  run  ill,  {I'rintiiuf,)  tu  plas  de  karij 
wid  de  torm  uv  tj|i!<,  soaz  luobtanan  imprejun. 
Ttd  run  'it,  tu  wiadre  de  karij  after  an  imprej<m. 

Run,  Kun,  '•.  de  akt  ov  runig:  kors;  mojon;  flo: 
kadeiis;  prunes:  wa;  wil:  stat  er  kundijun:  1  g 
iTsep/on:  koniinyncl  suks«.-<;— kUmor:  |>6pynlar 
souJur;  -  u  sm  il  sirem  ov  runig  wi»tor.  i^Auut.) 
de  hjuder  (iqrt  ov  a  Jips  boUim;  ite  di-itaus  u  Jip 
I111Z  s.(ld.     At  or  in  dr  Inj  run,  in  de  f  jnal  reidlt. 

Ru.vAGATE,  Kdu-a-gat,  n.  u  fiuiiiv;  apoatat;  a 
reue^dd. 


Runaway,  Rdn-a-wa,  n.  wun  hd)  fljz  from  danjer; 

wuu  hoj  dep«irts  bj  stelt;  u  dezerter;  a  fi\jitiv. 
RUNCINATE,  Rdn-si-nat,  a.  {BU.)  huk-bakt;  s»- 

Japt. 
KuNULE,  Rdn-dl,  »i.  a  litl  rsnd:  a  step  or  a  lader; 

a  iwritrukium:  sumtig  put  rvnd  an  aksis. 
Ru.VDLET,  Rund-let,  11.  u  kask  for  likorx  from  3 

tu  'M  galonz; — a  smol  barel:  a  runlet. 
Rune,  Itin,  n.  de  Rjjnik  karaktcr,  or  leter. 
Ku.NO,  Rug,  «'.  and />.  from  liiij.     .Se  {liim/.y 
Runic,  R<f)'nik,  a.  retatig  tu  de  Got;',  Skandina- 

vianz,  and  uder  najonz  ov  an/ent  Vqrup,  or  d%r 

laggwaj. 
Runic.  liob-nik,  n.  de  laggwaj  ov  de  Gots,  Skan- 

ditiavianz,  and  uder  anjent  nordern  najonz. 
Runlet,  Rdn-let,  n.  a  meji^r  ov  wjn,  9l,dts.,  kon- 

laiiig  18)^  galonz; — a  litl  run  or  strem  ov  woter. 

i^e  iHuiidlet.)  [wir. 

RuN-MAN,  Kdn-man,  n.  a  runawa  from  a  Jip  ot 
Runnel,  Rdn-el,  n.  a  rivy^Iet;  a  smol  bruk;  a 

run. 
Runner,  Rdn-er,  n.  wun  hco  runz;  dat  hwiq  runz; 

a  raser;  a  mesenjer; — a  plant  or  stem  dat  rum 

on  de  grTsnd;  a  sprig; — a  siggl   ma>vabl  puli:  a 

rop; — de  uper  or  moivig  ston  in  a  mil;— a  herd. 
RuNNET,  Rdn-et,  n.  de  prep4rd  iner  membran  ov 

a  kqfs  stumak,  yiizd  for  koagyi^latig  milk,  and 

konvertig   it   intu   kurd  and    hwa; — ritn  elso 

{He/inet  ) 
Running,  Rdn-ig,   a.    kept   for   At   ras;   ma>vig 

swifili:  floig. — liunii)  till,  a  tjtl  ov  a  buk,  kon- 

tinyn,d  from  paj  tu  jjbj,  on  de  top. 
Running,  Rdn-ig,  n.   At  akt  ov  miAvig  on  wid 

seleriti; — disijqrj  ov  a  woDnd  or  sor. 
Running  FIGHT,  Rdn-ig-fjt,  n.  an  akjon  er  ball 

in  hw.<j  lie  eiiemi  endevorz  lu  cskap. 
I{uNNiNG  RIGGING,  Ruu-ig-rig-ig,  11.  {Xaut.)  dat 

I>orji»n  (iv  u  Jii>s  rigig  hwiq  pasez  troj  de   bloks, 

tu  dilat,  kontrakt,  er  travers  At  salz. 
RUNSION,  Run-yon,  n.  a  peltri  re^. 
Runt.  Runt,  n.  a  smel,  er  stunted  animal;  a  smel 

\Ve!J  kx:  Q  hefer. 
Rupee,  I{a)-pe,  n.  an  fst  Indian  silver  kern,  wurl 

ab'si  yoy.  sents,  do  diferig  in  diferent  i»qrls. 
RuPTiON,    Kdp-Jon,*   n.    brecj;   a  ruptynr;  a  di3- 

rui.jnn. 
Rupture,  Rdpt-ytir,  n.  de  akt  or  brakig:  de  stat 

<'V   beig  bruku: — a  brc(j  ov  pc^;  opn  hostiliti: — 

fraklynr:  de  burstig  ov  sumtig  pertanig  tu  de 

budi.  iiz,  an  intestin:  hernia. 
Rupture,  Rupt-ynr,  r.  t.  tu  brak;  tu  burst;  ta 

suter  di-;ru|)jou. 
Rupture  wort,  Rdpt-ynr-wurt,  n.  a  Jrubi  plant. 
Rural,  lui-ral,  a.  relatig  tu.  egzistig  in,  or  befit- 

ig   Ue   kuiitri:  pastoral:  rustik;  kuntri. —  Jiatral 

ikijnuini,  inunajment  ov  landed  properti:  agri- 

kultynr. 
Rural-Deanerv,  RJ)-ral-Uen-er-i,  n,  {England) 

a    subdivision  ov  an  qr<^dekonri. — Hcaral   drm, 

an  order  n'8  elmost  eksligkt,  had  de  k^r  and  in- 

spckjon  ov  distrikts,  n'8  kold  dtn-eriz. 
KuRALi.ST,  R^-ral-ist,  n.  wun  hiD  ledz  a  nijnU  Ijf. 
I^RALITV,  liaj-ral-i-ti,  >i.  roiralnes. 
UuRALLY.  Rit>-ral-i,  ad.  in  a  riDral  manor.  [ml. 
liURAL.NESS,  liifi-ral-nes,  n.  At  kwuliti  ov  beig  riD- 
KusE.  Kd)z,  n.  qrtifis:  slratajem:  Irik;  frod:  deset. 
KuiiE  DE  GUERRE,  litDz  de  g^r,  [/V.]    0    trik  or 

wor:  11  ^trataJem. 
Rush,  RuJ,  n.  a  plant  ov  meni  spcjrz,  wid  a  log 

stein  or  stok,  groig  plentifuli  in  wet  plasez:  de 

fl'Kerig  ruj,  a  band.-um  hfrbajus  plant:— eni  tig 

proverbiali  wurtle^i; — violent  kurs;  a  drivig  far* 

ward:  a  strugl. 
Rush.  RuJ,  r.  i.  tu  mot)V  wid  vjolens  or  tqmdlt- 

yiliis  rapiditi;  tu  enter  wid  egernes;  tu  buri  ar 

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Rush,  RuJ,  v.  f.  tia  puj  ferward  wid  vjolens. 
RusHBEARiNG,  RuJ-bitr-ir),  n.  a  nam,  in  sum  pqrts 

ov  Iijgland,  for  a  kuntri  wak.  [ov  rujez. 

RuSHBOTTOMED.  KiiJ-bot-omd,  a.   havii)  a  botom 
Rush-candle,  RuJ-kan-dl,  n.  a  smel,  blirjkig  ta- 
per, mad  bi  dipiij  a  ruj  in  talo. 
Rushed,  Rujt,  a.  ab-sndiij  wid  ruJez. 
Rusher,  RiiJ-er,  n.  wun  hoo  ruJez. 
Rush-grass,  RiiJ-gras,  ».  a  sert  ov  kors  gras. 
RusHiNESS,  RuJ-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  bsiij  ful  ov 

ruJez. 
Rushing.  RiiJ-ii),  n.  de  akt  ov  mdovig  wid  vjolens. 
Rushlight,  RuJ-ljt,  n.  a  ruj-kandl,  or  de  lit  ov 

it;  a  smel  taper.  [potent. 

,  Rushlike,  RiiJ-Uk,  a.  rezemblii)  a  ruJ;  wek;  im- 
RuSHMAT,  RiiJ-m'at,  n.  a  mat  kompozd  ov  ruJez. 
Rushy.  RiiJ-i,  a.  ab-sndiij  wid  ruJez;  mad  ovrujez. 
Rusk,  Rusk,  /i.  a  Ijt,  hqrd  kak,  er  bred. 
RusMA,  Riiz-ma,  ji.  a  depilatori  yi^zd  bj  TurkiJ 

wimen. 
Russ,  Rus,  n.  a  Roojan. — a.  RoDjan. 
Russet,  Rus-et,  a.  redijli  br-»n;  de  kulor  ov  aplz 

keld  riisetiijs;  gra;  kors;  homspun;  rustik. 
Russet,  Rus-et,  n.  kuntri  dres; — rusetiij,  an  apl. 
Russet,  Riis-et,  v.  t.  tia  giv  de  ruset  kulor  tia. 
Russeting,  Riis-et-iij,  n.  an  apl,  ov  several  varje- 

tiz,  haviij  a  ruf  skin,  and  komonli  ov  a  br-snij, 

rusti  kulor.  [br-sn. 

RussETY,  Rus-et-i,  a.  ov  a  ruset  kulor;  redijli 
Russian,  Rtf)-Jan,  er  RiiJ-an,  n.  a  nativ  ov  RtDjia. 
Russian,  Ri6-Jan,  er  RuJ-an,  a.  rtlatiij  tia  Riujia. 
Rust,  Rust,  n.  a  redij  krust,  er  peroksid,  f-snd  on 

de  surfas  ov  jurn  hwen  ekspozd  tia  merstyi|r:  de 

tqrnijt  or  koroded  surfas  ov  eni  metal;  f^jl  mater 

kolekted; — los  ov  piser  bj  inaktiviti. 
Bust,  Rust,  v.  i.  tu  bekum  rusti;  tia  gader  rust; 

tia  hav  de  surfas  tqrnijt  er  koroded;  tu  dejen- 

erat  in  er  bj  jdlnes.  [tiviti. 

Rust,  Rust,  v.  t.  tia  mak  rusti;  tia  imp4r  bj  inak- 
RusTic,  Riis-tik,  a.   relatiij  tu  de  kuntri;  r(JDral: 

kuntri; — wontii)    poljtnes   er  siviliti;   ruf;   rcod; 

unlet;  inelegant;  qrtles; — onest;  simpl;  plan;  un- 

adornd. — {Arch.}  notig  a  rmd  sert  ov  masonri. 
Rustic,  Rus-tik,  n.  an  inhabitant  ov  de  kuntri; 

a  klisn;  a  swan; — a  rttid  sert  ov  masonri,  in  imi- 

tajon  ov  simpl  natyi],r. 
Rustical,  Riis-ti-kal,    a.   relatii)  tu    de  kuntri; 

rcDd;  rustik. 
Rustically,  Rus-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  rustik  maner; 

roodli. 
Rusticalness,  Rus-ti-kal-nes,  n.    de   kwoliti  ov 

beiij  ru-stik;  rttjdnes. 
Rusticate,  Rus-ti-kat,    v.  t.   ta  banij  intm   de 

kuntri;  tu  baniJ  for  a  tjm  from  kolej.  [tri. 

Rusticate,  Rus-ti-kat,  v.  i.  tu  rezjd  in  de  kun- 
RuSTiCATiON,  Rus-ti-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  rdsti- 

katii);  de  stat  ov  beiij  rustikated;  a  rezidens  in 

de  kuntri;  a  temporari  banijment  from  kolej. 


Rusticity,  Rus-tis-i-ti,  w.  de  stat  ov  beig  rustikj 

wont  ov  polij  er  ref  jnment;  qrtlesnes;  rcodnes. 
RuSTiCLY,  Riis-tik-li,  ad.  in  a  rustik  maner. 
RusTiLY,  Riis-ti-li,  ad.  in  a  rusti  stat. 
RusTiNESS,  Riis-ti-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  rusti. 
Rustle,  Riis-1,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  nerz,  az  bj  de  rubig 

ov  silk  or  drj  levz;  tu  mak  a  lo,  kontinyq,d  rati. 
Rustle,  Rus-1,  u.  de  nffz  ov  tigz  Jakn;  a  ruslig. 
Rustler,  Rus-ler,  n.  wun  hoo  ruslz. 
Rustli.s'g,  liiis-lii),  n.  a  nuz,  az  ov  levz  in  mojon. 
Rusty,  Rus-ti,  a.  kuverd  wid  rust;  infekted  wid 

rust:  rusted; — imp4rd  bj  inaktiviti;  surli;  mor^s. 
Rut,  Rut,  n.  de  trak  mad  in  de  ert  bj  a  hwel; — 

— kopyqlajon,  az  ov  der.  [Jsp- 

Rut,  Rut,  v.  i.  tu  lust  or  kopynlat,  az  a  der  er 
Rut,  Rut,  v.  t.  tu  kut  a  Ijn  in  de  sffl  wid  a  spad", 

tu  mqrk  wid  ruts;  tu  kuver;  tu  tup. 
Ruta-baga,  Ra)-tu-ba-gQ,  n.  a  vejetabl  rcDt  ov  de 

turnip  kjnd;  de  SwediJ  turnip. 
Ruth,  Riut,*  n.  mersi;  piti;  tendernes;  soro. 
Ruthful,  IM)t-f lal,  a.  mersiful:  tender;  soroful. 
RuTHFULLY,  Rif)t-ful-i,  ad.   wofuli;  sadli;  soro- 

fuli.  [barus. 

Ruthle.ss,  Rtfit-les,  a.  krcDel;  unkompajonat;  bqr- 
Ruthlessly,  Rcbt-les-li,   ad.   widst  piti;  krooeli; 

bqrbarusli.  [elti. 

RuTHLESSNESS,  R(jE)t-les-nes,  w.  wont  ov  piti;  kr®- 
RuTiDOSis,  RiD-ti -do-sis,  «.  {Afed.}  a  dizez  ov  de 

j,  in  hwiq  de  kernea  aperz  Jrui)k  and  pukerd. 
RuTiLAXT,  Ra)-ti-lant,*  a.  Jiniij.  [brjt. 

RuTiLATE,  R<f)-ti-lat,*  V.  i.  and  t.  tu  Jjn;  tu  mak 
RuTiLiTE,  R<f)-ti-ljt,  n.  {Mia.)  nativ  oksid  ov  ti- 
tanium. 
RuTTER,  Rdt-er,  n.  wun  dat  ruts; — *a  hers-soljer; 

a  tra>i)cr. 
RuTTER-KiN,  Riit-er-kin,*  «.  a  krafti  old  nav. 
RuTTiER,  Rut-i-er,*  n.  a  direkjon  fer  de  r-st  er 

kors  bj  land  er  se;  an  old  traveler;  an  eksperienst 

soljer. 
RuTTiSH,  Riit-iJ,  a.  wonton;  libidinus; — ruti. 
RuTTiSHNESS,  Riit-iJ-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

rutij. 
RuTTLE,  Riit-l,*  n.  rati  in  de  trot. 
RuTTY,  Riit-i,  a.  ful  ov  ruts;  kut  bj  hwelz. 
Ryacolite,  Rj-ak-o-ljt,  n.  {Min.}  a  nam  ov  glasi 

felspqr. 
Ryder,  Rj-dcr,  n.  a  klez  aded.     Se  {Rider.} 
Rye,  Rj,  n.  a  spejez  ov  gran  er  bred-kern,  korser 

dan  hwet,  tu  hwiq  it  iz  de  nerest  aljd; — a  dizez 

in  a  hok. 
Rye-bread,  Rj-bred,  n.  bred  mad  ov  rj. 
Rye-grass,  Rj-gras,  n.  a  kors  kjnd  ov  gras; — keld 

olso  ra  gras.  [berd. 

Rynchops,  Rin-qops,    n.    an  akwatik,   palmiped 
Rynd,  Rind,  n.  a  pes  ov  jurn  dat  goz  akros  de 

hoi  in  an  uper  mil-ston. 
Ryot,  Rj-ot,  n.  [Jndia]  a  pezant;  a  kdltivator  ov 

de  serl;  a  fqrmer. 


s. 


SE,  a  hwisperd  kontinyq,ant,  ab-sndz  mor,  in 
,  Ii)gliJ,  dan  eni  uder  konsonant.  It  haz  tCD 
S'sndz;  ferst,  its  jenyi|in  sibilant  er  hisii)  s^sud, 
as  in  set,  sun;  sekundli,  de  kognat  S'snd  ov  z, 
hwiq  it  ofn  haz  in  de  midl,  and  at  de  end  ov 
wurdz,  az  in  {ivise,  has.} — Az  an  abreviajon,  ^' 
standz  fer  sst,  soi'irti,  filiij,  &s. 
Sabadilla,  Sab-a-dil-a,  w.  {Bot.}  a.  plant  from 
hwiq  veratria  iz  obtand. 


Sabadillate,  Sab-a-dil-at,  n.  a  selt  fermd  bj  a 

kombinajon  ov  sabadilik  asid  wid  a  salif  jabl  bas. 
Sabadilline,  Sab-a-dil-in,  n.  a  pekqlyar  kris- 

tal jn  substans,  ekstrakted  from  de  rcot  ov  de  sab- 

adila. 
Sab^an,  Sa-be-an,  n.  sam  az  Salian.     Se  {Sa- 

lian.} 
Sab^anism,  Sa-be-an-iz-m,  n.  sam  az   Sahaizm 

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Sabaism,  Sii-ba-iz-rn,  n.  a  si.^tcm  ov  rclijon,  hwiq 
anjuiitti  jtrevald  in  Arabia  and  Mc-ojiotamia. 
li  woz  wiin  ov  de  erliest  and  f-imple.«t  formz  ov 
idiilatri:  eiubrHsij)  At  dol«trin  ov  de  ytiniti  ov  de 
briti,  tu;;eder  wid  udorajon  ovdcsun,  mean,  and 
6U\\i:  Sabianizin. 

Babaotb,  Sa-ba-ot,  or  Siib-a-of),  n.  [Ileh.^  hosts; 
qruii/.:— yiiz<l  az  a  designajon  ov  de  Glmjti;  "de 
Ji.iril  ov  Saharit." 

Sabbataeian,  Siib-a-ta-ri-an,  n.  wun  hcD  nbzervz 
de  seviit  da  ov  de  wek,  inrsted  ov  de  ferst; — 
wun  hot)  obzerrz  de  Sabat  wid  grat  striktnes. 

Sabbatauian,  Sab-a-ta-ri-an,  a.  ov  or  bel6{)ij) 
tu  Siibatarianz.  [et-s  ov  Sabatarianz. 

Sabbatariaxism,    Sab-a-ta-ri-an-iz-m,«.  de  ten- 

Sabbatu,  Sab-at,  n.  literali,  rest;  tjin  ov  rest; — 
de  du  ov  sesajon  from  labor,  kotisckrated  tu  re- 
lijus  wurjip,  cnjtfnd  uijon,  and  obzervd  bj  de 
Jij^z  on  de  sevut  da  ov  de  wek,  bckoz  '"in  siks 
daz  God  kreated  de  hevnz  and  de  ert,  and  rested 
on  de  scvnt  da,"  and  olso  in  komcmora/on  ov 
d^r  deliverans  from  Fjipjan  bondaj,  from  hwiq 
d^r  sevnt  da  woz  dated;— but  de  Krittyan  Sahat 
iz  obzervd  on  de  ferst  da  ov  de  wek,  in  komem- 
oraj'in  ov  de  rczurekjon  ov  Krjst  on  dat  da. 

Sabbath-bekakke,  Sab-at-brak-er,  n.  a  vjolator 
ov  dr  Sabat.  [Jon  ov  de  Sabat. 

Sabbatic-beeaking,   Sab-at-brak-ir),    ;*.    vjola- 

Sabbatio,  Sa-bat-ik,  )  a.  rezemblifl  de  Sab- 

Sabbatical,  Sa-biit-i-kal,  i  at;  beloyii)  tu  de 
Sabat.  [at:  rest. 

Sabbatisu,  Sab-a-tiz-m.n.  obzervans  ov  de  Sab- 

Sabian,  Sa-bi-an,  n.  wun  ov  a  sekt  ov  jdolaterz 
lutjr  anjent  dan  Mozez,  ha>  belevd  in  wun  God, 
and  pad  udorajon  tu  de  sun,  mcDn,  and  stqrz,  er 
tu  anjelz  hit)  wer  .«upijzd  tu  rezjd  in  dem,  and 
guvern  de  wurld  under  God;  kf»ld  elso  {fSuhcean;} 
— wun  ov  an  erli  Kristyan  sekt.  [Sabianz. 

Sabianism,  Sa-bi-an-iz-m,  n.  de   doktrin  ov  de 

Sabine,  Sab-in,  n.  a  plant  er  Jrub:  savin. 

Sable,  Sa-bl,  n.  a  smol  kwodrcoped  ov  de  wezl 
kjnd,  alid  tu  de  raqrten-kat,  selebrated  for  its 
fur:  de  fur  ov  de  sabl:  fur. 

Sable,  Sa-bl,  a.  {Her.}  blak.  [er  dizmal. 

Sable,  Sa-bl,  c.  t.  tu  dqrkn;  tu  mak  blak,  sad. 

Sable-mouse,  Sa-bl-m'ss,  ».  a  nam  apljd  tu  a 
kind  ov  m's?  in  de  nort  ov  Yi^rup.         [er  lop  vest. 

Sab'le-stoled,  Sfi-bl-stold,  a.  w^rig  a  sabl  stol 

Sabliere,  Sab-Ii-iir,  n.  [Fr.]  a  sand  er  gravel 
pit. — {Arch.)  a  pes  ov  timber  az  log,  but  not  so 
tik,  az  a  bem. 

Sabot,  Sq-bo,  n.  [Fr.]  a  sert  ov  wudn  Joo. 

Sabee.  Sa-ber,  ii.  Q  kjnd  ov  sord,  wid  a  bred, 
hcvi  blad,  falkated  er  kruked  toardz  de  pent;  a 
fiiineter:  a  falqon. 

Sabre,  Sii-ber,  r.  (.  tu  strjk  wid  a  saber. 

Sabulositt,  Sab-yti-16s-i-ti,n.  gTitine3;sandines. 

Sabi'LOL'S,  Sab-yq-lus,  a.  griti;  sandi. 

Sac,  Sak,  ».  in  natyqnvl  histori,  a  bag;  a  p-sq:  a 
reseptakl.— (Aa«')  wun  ov  de  anjent  privilejez 
ov  de  lard  ov  a  manor.     Se  (•'sJ'c.) 

Saccade,  Sak-ad,  n.  [Fr.]  an  old  term,  in  hers- 
maiitip,  for  a  jerk  wid  de  bridal. 

Saccate,  Sak-at,  a.  {But.  and  Anat.)  fermd  Ijk 
a  sak  or  bag. 

Sacchaeic,  Sa-kar-ik,  a.  {Chem.)  notig  an  asid 
olntiiul  from  Jugar.  [Jwgar. 

SACCHARirEROCS,  Sak-a-rif-er-us,    a.    prod^eig 

Sacchaeine,  Sak-a-qn,  or  Sak-a-rin,  a.  havig 
de  in^'t  or  uder  kwolitiz  ov  Jugar;  swet. 

Sacchaeize,  S.ik-a-rjz,  r.  t.  tu  form  intu  Jugar. 

SaC('Haeoid,  Sak-a-r«rd,  a.  {ilin.)  rez^mblii)  de 
tek-itynr  ov  lof-Jugar.  [Jugar. 

Saccharoid.  Sak-a-rffd,  n.  a  stun  rcz^mblig  lof- 

Saccharoidal.  Sak-a-rtfd-al,  a.  rcz^mblig  Jug- 
ar. er  a  luf  ov  Jugar;  de  sam  az  sakarvd. 


.Sacchaeometer,  Sak-a-rom-e-ter,  n.  an  instrtb- 
ment  for  aii-rtauiQ  de  stregfc  ov  wurts,  and  de 
riqnes  ov  sakarjn  subslansez. 

Saccholactic,  Sak-o  hik-tik,  a.  {Ohem.)  notig 
an  asid  obtand  from  de  Jugar  ov  milk. 

Saccuolate,  Sak-o-lnt,  n.  a  solt  formd  ov  sako- 
h'lktik  asid  and  a  has. 

Saceedotal,  S;is-er-d6-tal,  a.  belogig  tu  de 
presthud  or  a  prest;  prestli. 

Saceedotally,  iBas-er-do-tal-i,  ad.  in  a  saser- 
dutal  luancr.  [*•■') 

Sachel,  Saq-el,  n.  a  smol  sak  or  bag.  Se  {Satch- 

J^ACHEM,  Sii-qem,  ii.  an  Amcrikan  Indian  qef  er 
prins:  a  qef  ov  a  trjb.  [a  saqem. 

Sachemdom,  Sa-qem-dom,  n.  de  jq,ri.sdikJon  ov 

Sacuemship,  Sa-qem-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  or  jt^risdik- 
Jon  ov  a  saqeni. 

Sack,  Sak,  ;«.  a  bag;  a  pisq;  komonii  a  Iqrj  bag; 
de  mc.^qr  ov  tre  bujclz:— a  lots  rob,  formerli 
Worn  bj  wimen;— de  sakig  ov  a  t'sn;  sterm  or 
pilaj  ova  trn:  plunder: — Kanari  win;  Jeri  wjn. 
ae  tak  ov  Zaksper  iz  belevd  tu  be  hwot  iz  mi 
koldye-w.  It  iz  kold  bj  Folstaf  Strizsak,  dat  iz, 
sak  from  {Xcrts.) 

Sack,  Sak,  c.  t.  tu  put  intu  saks  er  bagz; — tu 
lak  bj  storm:  tu  pilaj;  tu  plunder;— Jtu  dismis, 
az  a  luver  or  a  wurkman.  [derig. 

Sackage,  .S:ik-nj,  n.  de   akt   ov   sakig  or   plun- 

."^ackbut,  S:ik-but,  n.  a  wind  instiMjinent  ov  de 
tiuiupet  spejez;  de  trombon  ov  de  Italyanz. 

Sackcloth,  Sak-klut,  ii.  klot  ov  hwiq  s:iks  qr 
mad:  kors,  ruf  klot,  sumtjmz  worn  in  mortifi- 
kojon. 

Sackclothed,  Sak-klodd,  a.  w^rig  sakklot. 

.Sackee.  Sak-er,  n.  wun  hiB  saks  a  t'sn. 

.Sackful,  Sak-ful,  n.  az  muq  az  a  sak  wil  hold. 

Sacking,  S:ik-ig.  «.  de  akt  ov  plunderig  a  fsn; — 
kors  klot,  fasnd  tu  a  bedsted,  and  suportig  de 
bed;  klot  ov  hwiq  saks  qr  mad.      [milk,  sak.  As. 

Sack-posset,    Sak-p6s-et,    n.    a   poset   mad    ov 

Saceamext,  Sak-ra-ment,  n.  de  militari  ot  takn 
bj  a  Roman  soljer. — {TheuL}  a  relijus  rjt  er 
sercraoni;  an  'stward  and  vizibl  sjn  ov  an  in- 
ward and  spirityqal  gras;  de  yq^karist;  de  Lords 
super.  Amiig  PnteitanU,  A?^r  qr  t<D  sakraraents, 
namli,  baptizm  and  de  j-qkarist  er  Ijordz  super; 
— amiig  Kdfolikii,  sevn,  namli,  baptizm,  konfer- 
majun,  yqkarist,  penans,  erderz,  matrimoni,  and 
ekstrein  uijkjon. 

Saceamental,  Sak-ra-m(5nt-al,  a.  relatig  tu  a 
sakrament:  partakig  ov  de  natyi^r  ov  a  sakra- 
ment:  sakredli  bjndig. 

Saceamental,  Sak-ra-ment-al,  n.  sumtig  havig 
de  natyqr  ov  a  sakniment. 

Saceamentallt,  Sak-ra-ment-al-i,  a<f.  of ter  de 
maner  ov  u  sakrament. 

Saceamextariax,  Sak-ra-men-ta-ri-an,  n.  wan 
hO)  diferz  in  opinyon,  az  tu  de  sakraments,  from 
de  Roman  Katoliks;  apljd  bj  dem  reproqfuli 
tu  Protestants. 

Saceamextaey,  Sak-ra-ment-a-ri,  n.  a  sakra- 
menial  pr^er-buk:  a  saknimentarian. 

Saceamextaey,  Sak-ra-ment-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu 

de  sakmraentarianz  or  sakraments*. 
Saceate,  Sii-krat,*  v.  t.  tu  konsekrat. 
Saceed,  Sa-kred,  a.  imediatli  relatig  tu  God; 
divjn;  devoted  tu  relijus  yqsez:  holi;  dedikat- 
ed;  konsekrated;  relatig  tu  relijon;  relatig  tu 
de  Skriptyqrz;  not  profan;  not  sekyqlar:  v^n- 
erabl:   invjolabl.  [invjolabli. 

Sacbeply,  Sa-kred-li,  ad.    in   a   sakred    maner; 
Saceedxess,  Sa-kred-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  sa- 
kred; sagktiti. 
Saceikic,  Sa-krif-ik,  )  a.  emplffd  or  yqtd  in 

Sacbifical,  Sa.-krif-i-kal,*  i  sakrifj^.  rifjid. 

Saceificable,  Sa-krif-i-ka-bl,*  a.  dat  ma  be  sak- 


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Sacrificant,  Sa-krif-i-kant,*      )    n.    a    sakri- 
Saceificator,  Sak-ri-fi-ka-tor,*  )        fjzer. 
Sacrificatory,  Sa-krif-i-ka-to-ri,  a.  ofcrig  sak- 

ritjs. 
Sacrifice,  Sak-ri-f jz,  v.  t.  tu.  ofer  tu  Hevn;  tu 

iiiiwlat  az  an  atonment  er  propijiajon:  tu  dsstrff 

er  giv  up  fer  de  sak  ov  sumtij)  els;  tui  destrff,  tu 

kil:  tu  devQt  wid  los. 
Sacrifice,  Sak-ri-fjz,  v.  i.  tu  ofer  sakrifjs. 
Sacrifice,  Sak-ri-tjs,  n.    de   akt   ov   sakrifjzig: 

dat  hwiq  iz  sakrifjzd;  an   oferir)    mad   tu   (rud: 

eni  tig  givn  up  fer  sumtig  els  demd  ov  les  valyq,; 

eni  til)  dsstrffd. 
Sacrificer,  Sak-ri-fjz-er,  n.  wun  hcD  sakrifjzez. 
Sacrificial,  Sak-ri-fij-al,  a.  rslatii)  tu  sakrifjs; 

inkh^ded  in  sakrifjs;  performig  sakrifjs. 
Sacrilege,  Sak-ri-lej,  n.  A.t  krjm  ov  apropriatii) 

tu  wuuz  self,  er  tu  sekyi^lar  yi^.s,  hwot  iz  de- 
voted tu  rslijon;  de  krjm  ov  vjolatig  er  profan- 

ifl  tiflz  sakred.     Se  {Savramerd.') 
Sacrilegious,  Sak-ri-Ie-jus,    a.    relatig    tu,  er 

imi'ljiii,  sakrilej;  vjolatii)  tigz  sakred. 
Sacrilegiously,  Sak-ri-ie-jus-Ii,  ad.   vrid  sak- 
rilej. 
Sacrilegiousness,  Sak-ri-le-jus-nes,  n.  sakrilej. 
Saceilegist,  8ak-ri-lE-jist,   n.   wun   hot)   komits 

sakrilej.  [de  host. 

Sacring-bell,  Sa-krig-bel,  n.  a   bel  rui)   befor 
Sacrist,  Sa-krist,  n.  a.  sekston;  a  sakristan. 
Sacristan,  Sak-ris-tan,  n.  wun  hoo  haz  de  k^r 

ov  at  veselz  and  muovablz  ov  a  qurq;  a  vestri- 

keper;  a  sekston. 
Sacristy,  Sak-ris-ti,  n.  an  apqrtment  in  a  qurq 

fer  kepig  de  sakred  yn,tensilz;  a  vestri-rCDm. 
Sad,  Sad,  a.   ful  ov  gref;  soroful;  glcomi;  hevi: 

melankoli;  dul;  murnful;  deprest;  qerles;  kalam- 

itus;  afliktir; — in  burlesk,  bad;  veksajus;  trubl- 

sum:  inkonvenyent. 
Sadden,  Sad-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  sad;  tu  mak  soro- 

f  ul,  melankoli,  er  glcomi. 
Sadden,  8ad-n,  v.  i.  tu  bekdm  sad. 
Sadder,  Sad-er,  n.  a.  sumari  ov  de  Zendavesta 

ill    Perjan. 
Saddle,  Sad-1,  n.  de  set  hwiq  iz  put  upon  a  hers, 

fer   de   akomodajon  ov  de    rjder;  sumtig  Ijk  a 

sadl. 
Saddle,  Sad-1,  v.  t.  tu   kuver  er  furnij  wid  a 

sadl;  tu  lod:  tu  burdn. 
Saddle  BACKED,  Sad-1-bakt,  a.    lo   in   ds   bak, 

wia  an  elevated  bed  and  nek,  az  a  hers. 
Saddlebags.  Sad-1-bagz,  n.^A.  ledern  bagz  kar- 

id  uij  herrbak. 
Saddlebow,  Sad-l-bo,  n.  de  qrq  at  de  uper  pqrt 

ov  at  badl,  hwic  iz  tu  fit  de  hersez  bak. 
Saddle-cloth,  bad-1-klot,  «.  a  klot  fer  a  sadl. 
Saddle  MAKER,  Sad-1-mak-er,  n.  wun  ho  maks 

sadlz.  [sadlz. 

Saddler,  Sad-ler,  n.  wun  hiDz  trad  iz  tu  mak 
Saddlery,  Sad-ler-i,    7t..    de    manyn,faktyn,r  ov 

sadiz;  materialz  fer  makig  sadlz. 
Saddle-tree,  Sad-1-tre,  n.  de  fram  ova  sadl. 
Sadducean,  Sad-yq,-se-an,  a.  relatig  tu  de  Sad- 

Sadducee,  Sad-yr(,-se,  n.  \_Heb.']  wun  ov  an  an- 
Jeiii  sekt  amug  de  Ji^z,  boo  denjd  de  rezurekjon 
ov  de  ded,  and  de  egzistens  ov  anjelz  and  si^irits. 

Sadducism,  Sad-yq^-siz-m,  n.  de  tenets  ov  de 
.•>;i(iyi|sez.  [Sady^sez. 

Sadducize,  Sad-yi^-sjz,  v.  i.  tu  konform  tu  de 

Sad  EYED,  Sad-jd,  a.  havig  a  sad  k-sntenans. 

Sadly,  8ad-Ii,  ad.  wid  sadnes;  sorofuli:  morn- 
fuli.  [fulnes. 

Sadness.  Sad-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  sad:  soio- 

Sake,  naf,  a.  fre  from  danjer,  hurt,  er  inji^ri;  se- 
ki),r;— trusti;  trustwurdi; — repozited  'St  ov  de 
jj'ser  ov  dffiig  bqriu. 


Safe,  Saf,  n.  a  plas  ov  safti;  a  plas  fer  repozitig 

tigz  hw^r  da  wil  be  sekq,r  from  f  jr,  from  insekts, 

&s.:— Q  buteri. 
Safe-conduct,  Saf-kon-dukt,  n.  dat  hwiq  givi 

a  saf  pasaj;  a  pas-worant;  a  konver;  a  gq,rd  troo 

an  enemiz  kuntri;  a  safgqrd. 
Safeguard,  Saf-gqrd,  n.  defens;  protekjon;  se- 

kii,riti;  konver:  a   gqrd   trcD   an   interdikted  rod 

granted  bj  de  pozesor;  a  pas;  a  worant  tu  pas;  a 

saf-kondukt; — an  'ster  petikot  worn  bj  wimen 

on  hersbak. 
Safeguard,  Saf-gqrd,  v.  t.  tu  gqrd;  tu  protekt. 
Safe-keeping,  Sat-kep-ig,  n.   de  akt  ov  kepig 

safli.  [er  hurt. 

Safely,  Saf-li,  ad.  in  a  saf  maner;  wid'st  danjer 
Safeness,    Saf-nes,    n.    egzemjon   from  danjer; 

safti. 
Safe-pledge,  Saf-plej,  n.  {Laid)  sekt^riti  givn 

fer  a  manz  aperans  at  a  da  asjnd. 
Safety,  Saf-ti,  n.  de   stat  ov   beig  saf;  fredom 

from  danjer;  egzemjon  from  injqri;  sekn,riti. 
Safety-lamp,  Saf-ti-lamp,  n.  a  lamp,  invented 

bj  Ser  H.  Davi,  hwiq    iz    so   konstrukted  az  tu 

burn  wid-st  danjer  in  an  ekspkasiv  atmosfer^az 

in  kol  mjnz. 
Safety-valve,  Saf-ti-valv,  n.  a  valv  in  a  stem- 

eiijin  dat  opnz  'stward  from  de  berler.  fasilitatig 

de  eskap  ov  stem,  in  erder  tu  gqrd  agenst  aksi- 

dents  bj  At  stem  obtanig  tdo  hj  a  prejqr. 
Safflow,  Saf-lo,  i    n.    an   anyi|al   plant; 

Safflowee,  Saf-l-5-er,    i      bastard  safron,  yq,zd 

az  a  dj-stuf,  and  fer  makig  rcog. 
Saffron,  Saf-ron,  er  Saf-urn,   n.    a   plant  and 

fl-ser;  de  prep4rd  stigmata  ov  de  fliserz,  yii,zd  in 

m(-disin,  konfekjoneri,  <ts.  [safron. 

Saffron,  Saf-ron,  a.    yelo;  havig    de   kalor  ov 
Saffron,  Saf-ron,  v.  t.  tu  tinj  wid  safron. 
Saffron  bastard,  Saf-ron-bas-tard,  n.  a  plant; 

at  s;ifl-ser.  [safron. 

Saffrony,  Saf-ron-i,  a.  rezemblig   er  kontanig 
Sag,  Sag,  v.  i.  tu  sigk  in  de  midl  hwen  suported 

at  bot  endz,  az  a  log  pol;  tu  sigk  d'sn  bj  its  wat; 

tu  hag  hevi,  er  on  wun   sjd;  tu   bend;  tu  fal; 

tu  swag. 
Sag,  Sag,  I   n.  de  stat  er  akt  ov  sigkig  in 

Sagging,  Sag-ig,  f       de  midl  hwen  suported  at 

bot  endz,  az  a  log  pes  ov  timber. 
Saga,  Sa-gu,  n.  de  jeneral   nam  ov  doz  anjent 

kompozijonz,  hwiq  komprjz  bot  de  histori  and 

mitoloji  ov  de  nerdern  Yqropean  najonz. 
Sagacious,  Sa-ga-/us,  a.  kwik  ov  sent;  kwik  in 

mental   penetrajon;    dizernig;    akt^t;    wjz;    saj; 

jqdijus.  [er. 

Sagaciously,  Sa-ga-Jus-li,  ad.  in  a  sagajusman- 
Sagaciousness,  Sa-ga-Jus-nes,  n.  sagasiti. 
Sagacity,  Sa-gas-i-ti.  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  sa- 

gajus:  penetrajon;  kwik  dizernment. 
Sagamore.  Sag-a-mor,  n.  de    tjtl   ov   a   qef   er 

rooler  amtig  sum  ov  de  Amerikan   trjbz  ov  Indi- 

anz:  a  saqem: — a  jqs  yi^zd  in  medisin. 
Sagapen.  Sag-a-pen,  )    n.  a    Perjan, 

Sagapenum,  Sag-a-pe-num,  [Z.]  i      fetid  gum- 

rezin. 
Sagar.  Sa  gar,  n.  a  spejez  ov  anjent  wepn. 
Sagathy,  Sag-a-ti,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  serj:  sljt  wulen 

stuf.  [sorts. 

Sage,  Saj,  n.  a  gqrden  plant  er   erb,  ov  several 
Sage,  Saj,  a.  wjz;  grav;   proodent;  sapient:  saga- 
Jus:  dizernig.  [wizdnm. 
Sage.  Saj,  n.  a  filosofer;  a  man  ov  gr.iviti  and 
Sagely.  Saj-li,  ad.  wjzli:  proodentli;  sagajusli. 
SagenESS,  Saj-nes,  n.  graviti:  prcodens. 
Sagerose,  Saj-roz,  n.  a  plant  and  fl'ser. 
Sagger,  S.ag-er,  n.  a  kla  yt],zd  in  makig  de  pots 

ill  bwiq  ertenw^r  iz  bakt.    Se  pots  qr  keld  sag' 

erz  er  seyerz. 


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Saooino,  Sag-in,  ».  At  akt  ov  siokij)  or  hajjij) 

(Ixii.     {yaut.}  de  cirqi^)   d'snwarjz  ov  de  luidl 

jiqrt  ov  de  k£l  and  boioin  ov  u  Jip. 
Saoinate,  Saj-i-nal,*  t.  t.   tu  pamper;  tu  glut; 

tu    tain. 
Sagittal,  Saj-i-tnl,  a.  bclooio   tu  an  aro; — re- 

zeuil>li|)  an  aru,  az  a  sij^tyi^r  ov  de  skul. 
Saoittaeius.  Saj-i-ta-ri-us,  ;i.  [L.\  de  Sajitari, 

or  Hrijer;  wun  ov  de  sjnz  ov  de  zudiak. 
Saoittaby,  8aj-i-ta-ri,    n.  a   sontijr;   an   animal 

bi.(t  man,  hcif  hors,  qrmd  wid  a  ha  and  kwivur: 

an  qrqer. 
Saoittary,  Saj-i-ta-ri,  a.  b£l6oij)  tu  an  aro. 
Sagittate,  Saj-i-tat,  a.  {JJot.}  rez^mblig  de  bed 

ov  au  aiijent  aru. 
Sago,  Sa-go.  «.  a  spcjcz  ov  nq,trijus  fekyn,la  er 

stqrc,  ekstraktcd  from  de  roits  ov  a  spejez  ov 

Fst  Indian  pqm-tre,  kold  de  *a</o-/>q;». 
Sagoin.  Sa-gtfn,  n.  {Z/'f.}  an  animal  ov  de  je- 

nu.i  ><iinia; — kold  elsu  naqsin. 
Sagl'M,  Su-gum,  n.  [Z<.]  de  militari  dres  ov  de 

Kuiman  majisirats  and  dignitariz;  a  klok  fasnd 

at  de  breit  wid  a  klu^ip. 
Sagy.  Saj-i,  a.  ful  ov  saj;  seznd  wid  saj. 
Saulite,  Sql-jt,  n.  {Min.)  a  var{eti  ov  ejjt  from 

Sweden. 
Saic,  (  8a-ik,  n.  a   TurkiJ   merqant-vesel   ov  de 
Saik,  i      Levant,  havig  but  wun  mast,  and  dat 

veri  bj. 
Said,  Sed,  t.  and  p.  from  Sa;  mcnjond;  related; 

afursed:  dekl^rd:  Ju)d.     Se  {Sai/.} 
Saiga,  Sa-ga,  n.  {Xnal.')  a  spejez  ov  antelop. 
Sail,  Sal,  n.  a  surfas  obtand   bj  kanvas,  mat,  or 

uder  material,  bj  de  akjon  ov  de  wind  on  hwiy, 

hwun  ekst6nded,  (1  vcsel  iz   iniJDvd   onwoter;— u 

Jip;  a  vesel:  a  kidektiv  wurd    for  a  number  ov 

Jip-s:  in  dis  sens  it  iz  yi|,zd  az  a  kulektiv  n'su  in 

de  plural  number:  az,  u  flet  ov  twenti  *«/. — lu 

puetri,  wiflz. —  Tiu  atrilc  sal,  tu  luer  de  sal:  tu 

abat  pomp  er  sqperioriti. 
Sail,  Sal,  v.  i.  in  be  mit)vd  bj  de  wind  wid  salz: 

tu  pds  bj   se;    tu  swim;   tu   pas  smcnali  aloy. 
Sail,  Sal,  v.  i.  tu  pis  bj  menz  ov  salz:  tu  fij  fcro). 
Sailable,  Sal-a-bl,  a.  navigabi;  pasabl  bj  Jipij). 
Sail  bor.se,  Sal-born,  a.  kurid  bj  salz. 
Sail  bruad,  Sfil-br.>d,  a.  ekspaudii)  Ijk  u  sal. 
Sailcloth,  Sal-kl«t,  >i.  klot  y^zd  fir  salz. 
Sailer,  Stil-er,  n.  he  er  dat  bwiq  salz;  a  salig 

vcsol. 
Sailfish,  Sal-fiJ,  n.  a  nam  apljd  tu  de  baskig- 

iqrk. 
Saili.no,  Sal-i{),  n.  {Aaut.)  de  akt  ov  wun  hoo 

salz;  de  moDvment  bj  hwiq  a  vesel  iz  impeld  up- 

6n  de  WHier,  bj  de  akjon  <iv  de  wind  on  de  salz. 

de  qrt  or  akt  ov  navigajon. 
Sailing  MASTER.  Sal-ijj-mds-tcr,   n.   {A'ant.}  a 

subordiuat  ofiser  on  bu>rd  a  Jip  ov  wor,  hiD  haz 

de  (;qrj  ov  de  niivigaiip  ov  u  Jip  under  de  di- 

rekjiiu  ov  de  kaptcn. 
Sailless,  Sal-ks,  a.  destitqt  ov  salz. 
Sail  loft.  Sal-luft,  n.  a  \Aas  hw^jr  salz  qr  mad. 
Sail  maker,  Sal-mak-ur,  «.  u  maker  ov  salz. 
Sailor,  Sal -or,  n.    wun  ov  de  kra>  ov  a  Jip  er 

vlscI,  yiixqali  wun  ov  doi  befur  dc  mast;  a  se- 

nian;  a  mariner. 
Sailor  like,  Siil-or-ljk,  a.  Ijk  a  salor. 
Sailyakd.  Sal-yard,  u.  a  pul  upon  bwiq  a  sal  iz 

uks^eiided. 
Sain.  San,*  i.  and/>.  from  Sa;  yt^id  for  «a;  sed. 
Sainfoin,  San-fwu,  or  San-frfii,  n.  a   pcrunial 

j>liint.  similar  lu  Iq-orn,  kiillivatL-d  for  foder. 
Saint,  Sant,  «.  a   jhtsoii  emini'ut  for  pjeti  and 

viTiyq,:  wun  ov  de  blivt  in  bevn;  wan  kauonjzd: 

a  sin)kiimonius  or  veri  relijus  persou. 
Saint,  Sant,    r.  t.   tu    number  aiiitig   santa;  tu 

reku  amiig  santd  bj  publik  dekre;  tu  kunonjz. 


.Saint.  Sant,  v.  i.  tu  akt  wid  a  Jo  ov  pjeti. 
Sai.nt-Anthosy  8  fire,    Sant-'An-to-niz-fjr,  n. 

{Med.)  cnsipelas. 
.Sainted,  Sant-ed,  a.  holi;  pju-s;  vt-rtyqus;  sakred. 
Sai.ntkoin,  Sant-fffn,  n.     Sam  az  {Sainfuin.) 
Saintism,  Sanl-iz-m, ».  de  kwoliti  or  kjir.tkt4;r  ov 

sant-.  [and  Jrub. 

SaintJohn'8-wort,  Sant-Jonz-wurt,  n.  a  plant 
Saint-like,  Saut-ljk,  a.  bekumiy  a  sant;  rezem- 

bli()  u  .-ant.  [sautli, 

Saintlinkss,  Sant-li-ne.s,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
Saintly.  Sant-li,  a.  Ijk  a  sant;  bekdmig  a  sant. 
Saintolooist,  Sant-61-o-jist,  ii.  wun  ba>  tretn  ov 

de  Ijvz  (iv  rte  sants. 
Saint-I'eteb  8-wort,    Sant-l*e-ter2-wurt,    n.    a 

puieiiial   pliint.  [ov  a  sant. 

.•^AiNTsHip.  Sant-Jip,  n.  de  karakter  er  kwolitii 
Sai.stNitus  s-DANCE,    Sant-\' j-tus-ez-dan.-,    n. 

{JJtd.y  a  kouvdlsiv  or  iregyi\,lar  and  involuntari 

mojon  ov  de  limz,  a  dizez  dat  komonli  okdrz  in 

qildhud. 
Sake,  Sak,  n.  f  jnal  kez;  end;  purpus;  rezn;  ak-snt; 

rej^qrd  tu  eni  person  or  tig.  [tileri. 

Saker.  Sii-ker,  n.  a  spejez  ov  hok; — a  pes  ov  qr- 
.Sakeret,  Sak-er-et,  n.  de  mal  ov  a  saker-hok. 
Sal,  Sal,  n.  [L.]  selt;—de  sjentifik  term  for  solt, 

yi(,zd  in  kemistri  and  tqrmasi. 
Salable,  Sal  a-bl,  a.  dai  ma  be  sold;  vendibi;  fit 

for  .-h1;  mcirketabl.  [salabl. 

Salableness,   Sal-a-bl-nes,   n.   de  stat  ov   bei{) 
Salably.  Sul-a-bli,  aJ.  in  a  salabl  maner. 
Salacious,   Sa-la-Jus,   a.   lustful;   leqerus;   Iqd; 

wontou. 
Salaciously,  Sa-la-Jus-li,  a<f.  leqerusli;  lustf uli. 
Salaciolsxess,  Sa-la-Jus-nes,  n.   de  kwoliti  or 

be  11)  .-i.ilaju.s. 
Salacity,  Sa-las-i-ti,  n.  lust;  leqeri. 
Salad,  Sal-ad,  n.  fiixi  ov  ro  erbz,  jenerali  drc  k 

will  vinegar,  salt,  erl,  &s.    Vulgurli  koriipted  tu 

{.-u/ht.} 
Saladi.ng,  Sal-ad-ig,  n.  vejetablz  yqzd  fer  salad. 
Salal  berry,  Sal-al-ber-i,    n.   a   fn»t   from   de 

vali  ov  de  'Oregon,  abist  de    sjz   ov  a  komon 

grap,  ov  a  dqrk  purpl  kulor,  and  ov  swet,  plez- 

aui  flavor. 
Salam.  Sa-lqm,  n.  {Per.}  a  Perjan  salyq,taJon;  d 

lluitljj  salj'qtajon  er  akt  ov  wurjip. 
Salamander,  Sal-a-man-der,   n.   de   nam   ov  a 

jenus  ov  reptilz,  bwi(j  hav  sum  afiuiti   tu  liz- 

urdz.     cle  salamander  haz  bin  fabid  tu  liv  in 

fjr,  and  tu  be  veri  peznus. 
."^alama.n.der's  HAIR,  Sal-a-man-derz-h4r,     j 
.Salam A.\DEtt  8- wool,  Sal-a-man-derz-wul,  j    '** 

a,-lje-l<is.  [salam.'inder. 

Salamandrine,  Sal-a-man-drin,  a.  rezemblig  a 
Sal  ammoniac,  Sal-a-mo-ni-ak,  n.  {Chem.)  mq- 

riHi  ov  iiLuuuiu,  a  solt  formd  from  mi^riatik  a^id 

and  anioiiiu. 
Salamstone,  Sal-am-ston,   n.   {Min.)  an   oma- 

mciiuil  siun,  bwiq  okdrz   in  smel   transparent 

kri.-^talz:  a  spejez  ov  safjr. 
Salaried,  Sal-a-rid,  /j.  a.  havig  a  salari. 
Salaet,  S;il-a-ri,  n.  an  anyqal  er  periodikal  pa- 

uii^-iu  for  servisfz:  stjpend;  wajez;  hjr;  alisaus. 
Salary,  Sal-a-ri,  r.  t.  tu  fiks  a  salari;  tu  pa  a 

stjpend  tu. 
Sale,  Sal,   n.   de  akt  ov  sclig;  de  stat  ov  beig 

jold:  de  stat  ov  beig  venal;  vent;  piser  ov  selig; 

mqrket:  ekjon. 
Salebrosity,  Sal-e-bros-i-ti,*  n.  dc  stat  ov  beig 

ruf  or  nigod. 
Salebrols,  S:il-e-brus,*  a.  ruf:  uncvn:  rugcd. 
Salep,  Su-I6p,  H.  a  puder  prep^rd  from  de  ru>ti 

ov  u   plant  ov  de  orkis  kjad; — keld  ebiO  talt/p 

and  saftb  <.     Se  {Sal^ij'.}  l*j. 

Saleratls,  Sal-er-a-ius,  «.  a  sort  or  ref jnd  pijrl- 


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Salesman,  Salz-man,  n.,  pi.  Salz-men;  wun  hO) 

selz  guidz  er  merqandjz:  wun  emplerd  in  selii). 
Salet,  Sal-et,  n.     tie  {Sallet.} 
Salework,  8al-wurk,  n.  wurk  fer  sal;  wurk  kj^r- 

lesli  dun  fer  sal. 
Saliant,  Sa-li-ant,   a.   {H&r.y  bsii)    in  a  lepii) 

postyiir,  az  a  Ijon.     Se  {SaUent.} 
Salic,  Sal-ik,  a.  ekskli^^dii)  femalz  from  inheritii). 

He  galih  la  iz  a  fundamental  le  ov  de  Frenq 

monarki,  bj   hwiq   femalz  qr  eksklij,ded  from 

suksgdir)  ivx.  de  trwn. 
Salicine,   Sal-i-sin,   7i.  a  febrifiy   substans  ov 

biter  tast,  obtand,  in  prizmatik  kristalz,  from 

de  bqrk  ov  de  wilo. 
Salient,  Sa-li-ent,  a.   lepig;  b-sndii);  mcovip  bj 

leps;  Jootii);   projektig:   spriijiij  er  Jcotig  wid  a 

kwik  mojon. — {Her.)  beig  in  a  lepiij  postjur. 

Calient  aijgl,  an   aggl   ov  a  poligon   prcDJektii) 

■Rtwardz. 
Saliferous,    Sa-lif-er-us,    a.    prodt],sii]    selt. — 

{  Geiil.y  de  saliferus  sistem  denots  de  seriez  ov 

kalkareus,  qrjilajus,  and  sandi  strata,  lokali  and 

frekwentli  prwdiiktiv  ov  rok  selt  er  brjn  sprigz, 

and  ov  jipsum. 
Salifiable,  Sal-i-f j-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beii)  kon- 

verted  intu  selt. 
Salification,  Sal-i-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  ds  akt  ov  sali- 

fjiij.  [selt. 

Salify,  Sal-i-fj,  v.  t.  tu  konvert  er  ferm  intia 
Saligot,  Sal-i-got,  n.  de  weter-tisl. 
Salin,  Sal-in,  n.  a  drj,  salen,  redij  substans,  ob- 
tand from  de  ajez  ov  potato  levz,  &s. 
Salination,  Sal-i-na-Jon,  n.  de   akt  ov  wojii) 

wid  selt  likor. 
Saline,  Sa-lin,  a.  konsistig  ov  selt;  impregnated 

wid  selt;  kontanig  selt. 
Saline,  Sa-ljn,  n.  a  repozitori  ov  selt;  a  selt-pit. 
Salineness,  Sa-l|n-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  saljn. 
Saliniform,  Sa-lin-i-ferm,  a.  havig  de  ferm  ov 

selt.  [selt  and  ert. 

Salino-terrene,  Sa-lj-no-ter-en,  a.  partakig  ov 
Salinous,  Sa-li-nus,  a.  kontanig  sell;  salin. 
Salique,  Sa-lek,  a.  [Fr.]     Sam  az  {Salic.) 
Saliva,  Sa-lj-va,  ».,  pi.  Sa-lj-ve;   de  flqid  dat 

iz  sekreted  intu  de  m-st  bj  de  salivari  glandz; 

everi  tig  dat  iz  spit  up. 
Salival,  Sa-lj-val,  a.  relatig  tta  saljva;  salivari. 
Salivant,  Sal-i-vant,  a.  promotig  salivajon. 
Salivary,  Sal»-i-va-ri,  a.  relatig  tu  saliva  or  spitl. 
Salivate,  Sal-i-vat,  v.  t.  tia  purj  bj  'de  salivari 

glandz;  tu  prodqs  a  flo  ov  saljva. 
Salivation,  Sal-i-va-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  salivatig; 

eksesiv  flo  er  sekrejon  ov  saljva,  az  prodi|st  bj 

merkqri,  &s. 
Salivous,  Sa-lj-vus,  a.   relatig  tu,  er  konsistig 

ov,  saljva  er  spitl.  [er  trez;  de  wilo. 

Salix,  Sa-liks,  n.  [Z.]  {Bot.)  a.  jenus  ov  plants 
Sallet,  Sal-et,  n.  a  helmet. 
Sallet,  Sal-et,  n.  a  korupjon  ov  {Salad.} 
Salleting,  Sal-et-ig,  n.    Sam  az  {Sallet,}  and 

{Salading.} 
Sallow,  Sal-o,  n.  d  smol  tre  komprjzig  several 

spejEz  ov  saliks,  rezemblig  de  wilo  er  oger. 
Sallow,  Sal-o,  a.  yelo,  az  from  ilnes;  yelo;  pal; 

sikli. 
Sallowness,  Sal-Q-nes,  n.  yelones;  sikli  palnes. 
Sallow-thorn,  Sal-o-torn,  n.  an  ernamental  tre 

er  Jrub. 
Sally,  Sal-i,  n.  an  erupjon  er  ijq,  az  from  a  plas 

besEJd;  kwik  egres;  ekskurjon;  fljt;  sprjtli  egzer- 

Jon;  eskap;— leviti;  ekstravagant  fljt;  frolik;  w'jld 

gaeti.  _  [erupjun. 

Sally,  Sal-i,  v.  i.  tu  ijti,  -st  sudenii;  tu  mak  an 
Sallyport,  Sal-i-port,  n.  a  gat  at  hwiq  saliz  qr 

mad;  a  postern  gat;— in  fjr-Jips,  de  plas  ov  es- 
kap fer  trau-f jrerz. 


Salmagundi,  Sal-ma-giin-di,  71.   a  mikstyqr  ov 

qopt  met,  wid  erl,  vinegar,  peper,  and  unyonz;  a 

mikstyi|r  ov  qopt  met  and  seznigz;  a  medli. 
Salmiac,  Sal-mi-ak,  n.  sumtjmz  yqzd,  az  a  kon- 

tnikjon  fer  {sal-amnum-iac.) 
Salmon,  Sam-on,  n.  a  fij  hili  valyqd  fer  fct)d. 
Salmonet,   Sam-Q-net,  n.  a  litl  samon;  a  samlet. 
Salmoxoid,  Sal-mo-nerd,   «.   {Ich.}  a  soft-find, 

abdominal  fiJ.  [samon. 

Salmon-pipe,  Sam-on-pjp,  n.  a  devjs  fer  kaqig 
Salmon-teout,  Sam-on-tr-st,  n.  a  trist  dat  haz 

sum  rezemblans  tu  a  samon.  [room. 

Saloon,  Sa-lobn,  n.  a  spajus  hel  er  ritim;  a  stat- 
Saloop,  Sa-ltop,  )  n.  a  p'sder  prep4rd  from  de 
Salop,  Sa-lop,     )      refits  ov  a  plant  ov  de  erkis 

kjnd,  sumtjmz  yqzd  az  food; — keld  elso  salep. 
Salpicon,  Sal-pi-kon,  er  Sal-pe-kon,  n.   a  kjnd 

ov  fqrs  er  stufig,  put  intu  holz  kut  in  legz  ov 

bef,  vf  1,  er  mutn. 
Salpinx,  Sal-pigks,  n.  {Anat.}  de  yq,stakian  tt^b, 

er  qanel  betwen  de  m'st  and  de  er. 
Salprunella,   iSal-prctj-nel-a,   n.   {Chem.}   ftj,zd 

njter,  kast  intia  kaks  er  belz. 
Salsamentarious,  Sal-sa-men-ta-ri-us,*  a.  bsig 

selt  or  selted. 
Salseignette,  Sal-san-yet, «..  {Che7n.}  tqrtratov 

potasa  and  soda;  rojel-selt. 
Salsify,  Sal-si-fi,  n.  an  eskq,lent  gqrden  vejs- 

tabl;  de  efster  plant;  gots  berd. 
Salsilla,  Sal-sil-a,   n.  a   herbajus   plant   from 

Pent),  de  raots  ov  hwiq  qr  etn  Ijk  de  potato. 
Salsoacid,   Sal-SQ-as-id,    a.    havig    seltnes  and 

s-srnes.  [seltwurt. 

Salsola,  Sal-so-la,  n.  {Bot.}  a  jenus  ov  plants; 
Salsuginous,  Sal-si^-ji-nus,  a.   seltij;  sumhwot 

selt. 
Salt,  Selt,  n.  komon  selt,  a   substans  yrizd  fer 

seznig,  beig  a  mqriat  ov  soda;  dat  hwiq  seznz 

er   prezervz  from   korupjon; — tast;    smak;   wit; 

meriment. — {Chem.}   eni  substans  fermd  bj  ds 

kombinajon  ov  an  asid  wid  an  alkaljn  er  salifj- 

abl  bas; — /_/?.  popyqlarli  yi|zd  for  selts  takn  az 

mcdisin;  az,  "  Epsom  selts." 
Salt,  Selt,  a.  havig  de  tast  ov,  er  prezervd  bj, 

selt;  az,  selt  fiJ;  impregnated  wid  selt;  ab^sudig 

wid  selt; — leqerus;  salajus. 
Salt,  Selt,  v.  t.  tu  sezr  wid  selt; — v.  i.  tu  bs- 

kiim  impregnated  wid  selt. 
Saltate,  Sal-tat,  v.  i.  tu  lep;  tu  jump;  tu  skip. 
Saltation,  Sal-ta-Jon,  n.   de  akt  ov  lepig  er 

jumpig:  bet;  palpitajon. 
Saltatorious,  Sal-ta-to-ri-us,  |   a.   adapted  tta 
Saltatory,  Sal-ta-to-ri,  j     lepig;  jumpig; 

skipig.         ^  ■     [ment. 

Salt-box,  Selt-boks,  n.  a  sert  ov  mq,zikal  instroD- 
Salt-cat,  Selt-kat,  71.  a  lump  ov  selt,  mad  at  ds 

selternz,  hwiq  atrakts  pijonz;  a  mikstyqr  givn 

tu  pijonz. 
Saltcellar,  Selt-sel-ar,    n.    a  smel  vesel    fer 

holdig  selt  on  de  tabl. 
Salter,  Selt-er,  n.  wun  hO)  selts;  wun  hoo  selz  selfc. 
Saltern,  Selt-ern,  n.  a  selt-wurk;  a  plas  fer  mak- 

ig  selt. 
Salt-green,  Selt-gren,  a.  se-gren;  gren  Ijk  de  se. 
Saltier,  ;  Sal-ter,  n.  a  kros  wid  tco  fet,  az  if 
Saltire,  i      kapabl  ov  lepig,  az  an  X,  er  an  erdi- 

nari  in  de  fenn  ov  de  kros  ov  St.  Androi. 
Saltin-banco,   S61t-in-bag-ko,    n.    a   kwak    er 

m'sntebagk. 
Salting,  Selt-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  impregnatig  wid 

solt; — a  selt-weter  mqrj. 
Saltish,  Selt-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  selt. 
Saltless,  Selt-les,  a.  havig  no  selt;  insipid. 
Saltly,  Selt-li,  ad.  wid  tast  ov  selt;   in  a  selt 

uianer.  ^  [flod  wid  solt-woter. 

Salt-maesh,  Selt-mqrJ,  n.  a  mqrJ  sumtjmz  over- 


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Ralt-mine,  Solt-min,  n.  a  plaa  hwiir  soil  iz  ivnd. 
Saltness,  Sdlt-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beifl  sell;  tast 

ov  soil. 
Salt-pan,  Solt-pan,  n.  sam  az  {SaH-/nt.) 
iSALTi'tTEE.  Solt-pe-ter,  n.  njter;  njtrat  ov  potaj. 
SALT-riT,  Sult-|)it,  n.  a  pit  or  plas  hw.ir  sell  iz 

ubu'ind:  a  solt-mjn;  solt-wurk. 
Salt-bheum,  Solt-riDm,  ii.  a  kind  ov  horptz;  an 

alekjoii  ov  de  skin. 
Salt-water,  8olt-we-tcr,  n.  water  kontanig  solt. 
Salt-wateu,  S61t-wo-ter,  a.  relatig  tia,  or  yii,zd 

at,  sE.  [solt  iz  uiad. 

Salt-work,  Solt-wurk,  n.  a  soltern;  a  plas  hw:ir 
Saltwort,  Solt-wurt,  n.  ajenusov  plants  grcjig 

on  dc  sE-kust;  salsuila. 
SALUBUiOfS,  Sa-li\,-bri-us,   a.   holsum;  helfcful: 

prQinotig  belt;  belli;  salyntari.  [mut  belt. 

Sallbriou SLY,  Sa-lii,-bri-us-li,  ad.  so  az  tu  pro- 
Salubriousness,  Sa-h^-bri-us-nes,  ».  de  kwoliti 

ov  beij)  saliibrius. 
SALi'BKiTy,  Sa-li'i^-bri-ti,  ;j.    de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

salnbrius;  bul^^uiuncs;  beltfulnes. 
Salutarily,  Sal-yi^-ta-ri-li,  ad.  in  a  salyiitnri 

uiainT.  [beij)  salyn^tari. 

Salutariness,  Sal-yvi,-ta-ri-nes,  ji.  de  kwoliti  ov 
Salutary,  Sal-yi],-tu-ri,  a.  hulsum;  beltfial;  saf; 

advautajus;  koulribyi],tii)  tu.  helb  er  safti;  bene- 

fijal. 
Salutation,  Sal-yt|,-ta-Jon,  n.  dt  akt  or  stil  ov 

sali^tij);  u  sali'it;  an  akt  ov  siviliti;  gretig;  adres. 
Salutatory,  .Sa-h\,-ta-to-ri,  a.  kontanig  salyij,- 

tajonz;  gretig:  az,  "a  fali'itatori  ora/on." 
Salutatory,  .Sa-h'^-ta-to-ri,*  n.  plas  for  gretig. 
Salute,  Sa-li\,t,   i-.  t.   tu  grst;  tu  Jo  siviliti  or 

respekt  tu;  tu  bal;  tu  plez:  tu  gratifj;  tu  kis. 
Salute,  Sa-h'it,   /i.  salyi]_taJon;  grelig:  a  kis. — 

{Mil.)  an  eksibijon  ov  respekt  and  onor,  per- 

formd  in  difcrent  waz. 
Saluter,  Sa-li\^t-er,  n.  wnn  hoo  sali^ts. 
Salutiferous,  Sal-yi],-tif-er-us,  a.  helti;  brigig 

belt;  salyntari.  [salyii,tiferu3  maner. 

Salctiferously,    Sal-yn,-tii-er-us-li,    ad.   in   a 
Salvability,  Sal-va-bU-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

salvabl.  [be  kept  saf. 

Salvable,  Sal-va-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  savd;  dat  ma 
Salvableness,  Sal-va-bl-nes,  n.  salvabiliti. 
Salvage,  S:U-vhj,  n.   {Jfercantile  law}  a  kom- 

pensajon  for  .savig  er  prezervig  a  vesel  er  mer- 

qandiz  from  rck  or  uter  los. 
Salvatella,  Sal-va-tel-a,  n.  {Anat.}  a  van  ov 

de  qrin,  torminatig  in  de  figgerz. 
Salvation,  Sal-va-Jon,  «.   de  akt  ov  savig;  de 

stat  ov  beig  savd;  deliverans  from  cni  evl,  es- 

pej'ali  from  eternal  dct;  resep/on  tu  hevn. 
Salvatory,  Sai-va-to-ri,  n.  a  plas  bw.-^r  cni  tig 

iz  prezervd. 
Salve,  Sqv,  n.  a  gliitinus  kompozijon  er  ffntment 

ttpljd  tu  wcDndz  and  hurts;  help:  remedi. 
Salve,  Sqr,  r.  t.  tu  ki^r  wid  medikaments  apljd; 

— tu  help  or  sav  bj  a  salvo  er  an  ekskii,s. 
Salver,  Sal-ver,  n.  a  plat  on  hwiq  eni  tig  iz  pre- 

zonted.  [snj. 

Salvia,  Sal-vi-a,  n.  (Bot.)  a  jenus  ov  plants:  de 
Salvo,  Sal-vo,  n.  sumtig  rezervd  hwen  uder  tigz 

qr  granted:  an  cksepJon;a  rezer\-aJon;  an  ekskqs. 
Sal-volatile,  Sal-vo-lat-i-le,   n,   a   seskwikqr- 

bonat  ov  amonia. 
Salvor,  8:il-vor,  n.  {Law)  wun  hcb  savz  a  Jip  or 

kqrgo  from  impendig  rek  or  destrukjon. 
Sahara,  Sa-ma-ra,  n.  {Dot.)  an  indehiscnt,  si],- 

perior  fnDt  or  nut,  or  a  kjnd  ov  wun-seded,  in- 

debisent  perikqrp,  wid  a  wig  at  wun  end. 
Samaritan,  Sa-mar-i-tan,   n.  an   inhabitant  ov 

de  siti  or  distrikt  ov  SaniHria:  wun  ov  a  sekt  ov 

de  Jqz,  bet)  belevd  in  dt  I'entatqk  onli,  and  wid 

ham  uder  Jqz  reii^zd  tu  hav  deligz. 


Samaritan,  Sa-mar-i-tan,  a.  pcrtanig  tu  Sama- 
ria, er  de  Samaritanz;  denotig  a  sort  ov  Hebnfi 

alfabet. 
Samahoid,  Sam-a-rtfd,  a.  rezemblig  a  samara. 
Samarra,  Su-m;ir-a,  /t.     Se  {•Simar.) 
Sambo,  Sam-bo,  n.  de  ofiprig  ov  a  negro  and 

miilato. 
Sambuke,  Sam-bn,k,  n.  d  miizikal  instrcoment. 
Same,  Sam,  a.  jdentikal;  notdiferent;  notaudder; 

beig  ov  de  Ijk  kind,  sort  er  degre;  dat  hwiq  woz 

menjond  befiir.  [jdcntiti. 

Sa.menes8,  Sum-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  de  sam; 
Samian,  Sa-mi-an,    a.    relatig   tu   de   jland  07 

Sunios. 
Samiel,  Sa-mi-el,   n.    [Ar.]    a  hot,  arid   wind, 

komon   in   Afrika,  and  Arabia,  Siria,  As.;  de 

siuufjiu;  de  kiimsin. 
Samlet,  Sam  lot,  «.  a  smel  f i/,  keld  elso  de /'<p' 

and  siimunet;  de  frj  ov  de  samon. 
Samoturacian,  Sam-o-tra-Jan,   n.   a  nativ  ov 

Samotrajia. 
Samoyedes,  Sam-er-tdz,  n.  pi.  a  pepl  ov  Tqrtari. 
Samp,  Samp,  n.  Indian  korn  brokn  korsand  btfld, 

tu  be  etn  wid  milk  or  buter. 
Samphire,  Saui-fjr,  n.  a  plant  hwiq  groz  on  roks 

wojt  bj  de  se,  yqzd  for  piklig. 
Sample,  Sam-pl,  n.  a  pqrt  Jon  az  a  spesimen  ov 

de  huh  a  spesimen:  egzdmpl:  patern. 
Sampler,  Sam-pier,  n.  a.  patern  ov  wurk:  a  spes- 
imen, partikyq,larli  ov  a  gerlz  improbvmcnt  in 

nedlwurk. 
Samshu,  Siim-Jq,,  n.  a  Gjnez  spirit  distild  from  rjs. 
Sanability,  San-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

sanabl. 
Sanable,  San-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  ki^rd:  ki^rabl. 
Saxablexess,  San-a-bl-nes,  n.    de  stat  ov  beig 

sanabl. 
Sanative,  San-a-tiv,  a.   pserful,  er  tendig  tu 

kqr:  helig:  sanatori.  [beig  sanativ. 

Sanativeness,  San-a-tiv-nes,  n.    de   kwoliti   ov 
Sax.vtory,  San-a-to-ri,  a.  relatig  tu   belt;  san- 

ativ. 
Saxctificate,  Sagk-ti-fi-kat,*  v.  t.  tu  sagktifj. 
Sanctification,  Sagk-ti-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 

sagktifjig;  de  stat  ov  beig  sagktifjd  or  mad  holi; 

konsekrnjon.  [ — de  Huli  Spirit. 

Saxctifier,  Sagk-ti-fj-er,  n.  wun  bco  sagktifjz: 
Sanctify,  Sagk-ti-f j,  v.  t.  tu  fre  fnjm  de  puer 

ov  sin;  tu  mak  holi;  tu  mak  a  m»nz  ov  holines; 

tu  mak  fre  from  gilt:  tu  konsekrat;  tu  pq,rifj. 
Sanctimonious.  Sagk-ti-m6-ni-us,  a.  santli;  hav- 

ig  de  aperans  ov  sagktiti. 
Sanctimoniously,  Sagk-ti-mti-ni-us-li,  ad.  in  a 

sagktiuiunius  maner. 
Sanctimoniousness,    Sagk-ti-m6-ni-us-nes,    n. 

de  stat  ov  beig  sagktiinonius. 
Sanctimony,  Sagk-ti-mo-ni,  n.  holines;  sknfcpq,- 

lus  osteriti:  aperans  or  pretens  ov  holines. 
Sanction,  Sagk-Jon,  n.  dat  hwiq  sagkjonz,  kon- 

fermz,  or  renderz  obligatori;  de  akt  ov  konferm- 

ig  or  sagkjonig;  konfermajon;  nitifikajon. 
Sanction,  Sagk-Jon,  r.  t.  tu  giv  a  sagkjon  tu: 

tu  k-sntenaiis;  tu  sup6rt;  tu  otoriz. 
Sanctitude,  Sagk-ti-tqd,  n.  holines;  sagktiti. 
Sanctity,  Sagk-ti-ti,  n.  holines;  dt  stat  ov  beig 

holi:  gudncs;  pqriti;  godlines;  a  holi  beig. 
Sanctuabize,  Sagkt-yi\-a-rjz,*  f.  t.  tu  Jeltcr  bj 

menz  ov  sakred  privilejez. 
Sanctuary,  Sagkt-yi]^-a-ri,  n.  de   penetralia,  er 

most  retjrd  and  sakred  pqrt  ov  a  tempi;  a  holi 

plas;  a  tempi:  a  konsekrated  bildig:  holi  grsnd; 

an  asjlum;  Jelter;  i^rotekjon. 
Sanctum  Sanctorum,    Sagk-tum  Sagk-fo-rum, 

[L.]  de  Holi  ov  Hoiiz;  de  inermo^^t  or  holiest 

plas  ov  de  JqiJ  tempi,  hwi^r  de  qrk  woi  kept;  de 

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Sand,  Sand,  n.  pqrtiklz  er  p-sder  arjzig  from  dg 

brakig  er   krumblig    ov   ston;  minij,t  grauz  ov 

sion: — 1)1.  baren  kuntri  kuverd  wid  sand. 
Sand,  Sand,  v.  t.  tu  sprigkl  wid  sand;  tia  drjv 

on  sandz. 
Sandal,  San-dal,  n.  a  Ions  Joo;  a  sert  ov  sliper. 
Sandal-wood,  San-dal-wiad,  n.    de   hqrt   ov  a 

smttl  oriental  tre  rezembliij  de  mertl,  remqrkabl 

fer  its  fragrans,  and  yt],zd  fer  djig; — it  iz  keld 

elsca  red  gqnderz,  er  Sanders  wiud. 
Sandaeach,  San-da-rak,  n.   a   gum   rezin    hwiq 

(Dzez    from  de    komon  juniper,  yn,zd  in  makii) 

vqrnij; — hwen  pulverjzd,  sumtjmz  keldysM^,- — u 

nativ  fosil,  ov  a  brjt   red   kulur;  a    kombinajon 

ov  qrsenik  and  sulfur. 
Sandbag,  Sand-bag,  n.  a  bag  fer  sand;  a  repozi- 

turi   for  sand. 
Sandbank,  Sand-bagk,  n.  a  bai)k  ov  sand. 
Sand  bath.  Sand-bub,  n.  a  vesel  fild  wid  heted 

sand,  for  drjir)  presipilats,  &s.; — a    bat   mad    ov 

werm  sand. 
Sand-blind,  Sand-bljnd,  a.  havig   a   defekt   in 

at  jz,  bj  hwiq  smel  pqrtiklz  aper  tu  flj  befor 

dem. 
Sand-box,  Sand-boks,  ?i.  a  boks  fer  holdir)  sand. 
Sandbox-tree,  Sand-boks-tre,  n.  a  tre  hoiz  peri- 

kqrij  bursts,  and  skaterz  its  sedz. 
Sand  bug.  Sand-bug,  n.  an  insekt.  [hoof. 

Sand-crack,  Sand-krak,  n.  a  fijqr  in  a  hersez 
Sanded,  Sand-ed,   a.    kuverd   wid   sand;  baren; 

sandi.  [de  sand. 

Sand-eel,  Sand-el,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  el  fisnd  under 
Sandemanianism,  San-de-ma-ni-an-iz-m,  n.    de 

piinsiplz  ov  de  Sandemanianz. 
Sandeeling,  San-der-lig,  n.  a  sert  ov  mODr-f'sl, 

similar  tu  de  pewit. 
Sanders,  San-derz,  n.     Se  {^Sandal-wood. ) 
Sand  flood,  Sand-flud,  n.  a  floig  ov  sand  in  a 

d-zert. 
Sand-fly,  Sand-flj,  n.  a  minq,t,  trublsum  flj. 
Sand-glass,  Sand-glas,  n.  an  •sr-glus. 
Sand  HEAT,  Sand-bet,  n.  hetovwermer  hot  sand. 
Sand-hill,  Sand-hil,  n.  a   hil   ov  sand,  er  a  hil 

kuverd  wid  sand.  [animal. 

Sandhoppee,  Sand-hop-er,  n.  a  litl  krustajus 
Sandiness,  Sand-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  sandi. 
Sandish,  Sand-iJ,  a.  Ijk  sand;  l<i)s:  not  kompakt. 
Sandivee,  Sand-i-ver,  n.  saljn   mater,  er  impqr- 

itiz  hwiq  r|z  az  a  skum  upon  glas,  dqrii)  its  fq- 

gon  in  de  furnas: — keld  elsui  glas-gnl. 
Sandpipee,  Sand-pjp-er,  n.  a   herd  aljd   tu  de 

snjp. 
Sandstone,  Sand-ston,  n.  stan  kompozd  ov  aglij,- 

tiuated  pqrtiklz  er  granz  ov  sand,  ov  diferent 

varjEtiz.  sum  kalkareus,  and  sum  silijus;  a  spejez 

ov  freston.  [ov  sand. 

Sand  storm,  Sand-sterm,  n.  a  vjolent  komojon 
Sandwich,  Sand  wiq,  n.  tcD  sljsez  ov  bred  wid  a 

slis  ov  met  betwln  dem. 
Sand-worm,  Sand-wurm,  n.  a  spejez  ov  wurm. 
Sandwort,  Sand-wurt,  n.  a  jenus  ov  smel  plants; 

a:ri  narla. 
Sandy,  Sand-i,   a.    ab"sndi5)  wid   sand;    ful  ov 

sand;  unsolid. 
Sane,  San,  a.    s'snd;   helti;  not   insan; — ^jenerali 

apljd  tu  de  mjnd. 
Saneness,  San-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  san;  saniti. 
Sang,  Sag,  ^.  from  Sig.     Se  {Sing.} 
Sangaeee,  Sag-ga-re,  n.  a  beveraj  mad  ov  wjn, 

weter,  and  Jugar. 
Sang-froid,  Sqii-frwe,  n.  [Fr.]  kcold  blud;  kml- 

nes;  fredom  from  qrdor  er  wermt:  indiferens. 
Sanqiac,  San-ji-ak,  n.  a  TurkiJ  ofiser,  guvernor 

ov  Q  sanjiakat,  er  a  distrikt  fermig  pqrt  ov  a 

pajelik.  [a  sanjiak. 

Sangiacate,  San-ji-a-kat,  n.  de  jq,risdikJon  ov 


Sanguiferous,  Sag-gwif-er-us,  a.  konvaig  blud; 

az,  u  HHiji/ti'iferus  vesel. 
Sanguification,  Sag-gwi-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  produk- 

J'.n  ov  bind;  de  konverjon  ov  de  kjl  intu  blud. 
Sanguifiee,    Sag-gwi-ij-er,    n.    a   prodqser   ot 

blud:  (tat  hwiq  saggwifjz. 
Sanguify,  Sag-gwi-fj,  v.  i.  tu  prcodqs  blud. 
Sanguinaeiness,  Sag-gwin-a-ri-nes,  n.  de  kwol- 

iti  ov  beig  saggwinari. 
Sanguinaey,    Sag-gwin-a-ri,    a.     krcoel;    bludi; 

bltidtersti;  murderus. 
Sanguinaey,  Sag-gwin-a-ri,  n.  an  erb. 
Sanguine,  Sag-gwin,  a.  red;  ov  de  kalorov  blud; 

abxndig    wid    blud; — werm;  qrdent;  konfident; 

inkljnd  tu  ekspekt  muq. 
Sanguine,  Sag-gwin,  n.  blud  kulor; — bludston. 
Sanguine,  Sag-gwin,*  v.  t.  tu  stan  wid  blud:  tu 

ensaggwin.  [dentli. 

Sanguinely,  Sag-gwin-li,   ad.    qrdentli;    konfi- 
Sanguineness,  Sag-gwin-nes,  n.  qrdor:    de   stat 

ov  beig  saggwin. 
Sanguineous,    Sag-gwin-e-us,    a.    konstitqtig 

blud;  ab:5r.dig  wid  blud;  pletorik. 
Sanguinity,  Sag-gwin-i-ti,*  n.  saggwinnes. 
Sanguinolency,   Sag-gwin-CD-len-si,  n.  bludines. 
Sanguinolent,   Sag-gwin-o-lent,  a.    tinjd   wid 

blud. 
Sanguisuge,  Sag-gwi-si\,j,  n.  a  leq  er  bludsuker. 
Sanhedeim,  San-he-drim,    n.    de    hjest   jqdijal 

trjbq^nal,  er  qef  k-snsil,  amiig  de  Jqz,  konsistig 

ov  sevnti-wun   memberz,  inklqdig  de   hj-prest, 

ho)  prezjded. 
Sanicle,  San-i-kl,  n.  a  perenial  plant;   self-hel. 
Sanies,  Sa-ni-ez,  n.  \L.\   a  tin,  unhelti,   pqrO)- 

lent  disqqrj  from  wcDndz  and  sorz. 
Sanious,  Sa-ni-us,  a.  emitigsauiez;  jkorus;  serus. 
Sanitaey,  San-i-ta-ri,  a.  relatig    tu   belt;    sau- 

atwri.  [ov  mjnd. 

Sanity,  San-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beip  san;  s'sndnes 
Sanjak,  San-jak,  n.  a  divi^^on  ov  de  TurkiJ  em- 

pjr:  de  komdnder  ov  de  divigon; — keld  eanjak, 

sanjak  ha,  er  simpli  ha;  sanjiak. 
Sank,  Sagk,  i.  from  Slyk.     Se  {Sink.} 
Sans,  Sanz,  or  Sqii, //;-ey/.  [Fr.]  wid-st;  destitqtov. 
Sanscript,  San-skript,  n.  de  lerned  laggwaj  ov 

HindcDstan  and  de  Brqminz.     It  iz  de  p^ent  ov 

de  most  ov  de  Fst  Indian  laggwajez. 
Sans-culotte,  Sqh-kq-16t,  n.  [/r.]  a  man  Jabili 

drest;  a  ragamufin. 
Sansculottism,  Sanz-ki^-lot-iz-m,  n.  de  dres  and 

m.inerz  ov  sqri-kq,16ts. 
Sans-SOUci,  Sqh-siii-se,  [Fr.]  wid-st  k^r. 
Santaline,  San-ta-lin,  »..  de   kulorig  mater  ov 

red  sandal  er  sqnderz  wud. 
Santer,  Sdn-ter,  v.  i.     Se  {Saunter.}       [dervis. 
Santo.n,  San-ton,  n.  a    TurkiJ   prest;  a   kjnd  ov 
Santonine,  San-to-nin,  n.    a    vejetabl    prinsipl 

pozesig  asid  propertiz,  obtand  from  de  sedz  ov 

qrUfui^a  sard(/nika,  er  sudern-wud. 
Sap,  Sap,  n.  de  vjtal  jqs  ov  plants  and  trez,  er  de 

flqid  hwiq  iz  abserbd  bj  de  roits,  and  sent  up- 

wardz  intu  de  stem,  branqez,  and  levz. — {Mil.} 

a  trenq  fer  underminig; — sap- wud. 
Sap,  Sap,  v.  t.  tu  undermjn;  tu  subvert  bj  digig; 

tu  dig,  az  Q  trenq.  [vizibli. 

Sap,  Sap,  V.  i.  tu  prosed  bj  mjn;  tu  prosed  in- 
Sapa-wood,  Sap-a-wud,  71.  a  kjnd  ov  wud  simi- 
lar tu  Brazil-wud,  f-snd  in  India,  yqzd  fer  djig 

and  inlaig.  [sapi. 

Sapful,  Sap-ful,  a.  ful  ov  sap;  kontanig   sap; 
Sapgeeen,  Sap-gren,  n.   a   pigment  prep^rd   bj 

evaporatig  de  jqs  ov  buktern  beriz  tu  drjnes, 

mikst  wid  Ijm. 
Saphena,  Sa-fe-na,  n.  {A/iat.}  de   Iqrj    van  ov 

de  leg,  hwiq  asendz  over  de  eksternal  agkl.— 

{M'in.}  a  bli^ij  mineral  substans. 


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Saphibe,  Saf-jr,  n.     Se  {Sapphirf.)      [At  paint. 
HaI'iu.  Sap-id,  a.  tastful;    palatiibl;   stimyn,lalij) 
Sapidity,  rfa-pid-i-ti,   j   «.  tastfulnes:  piser  <iv 
Kapid.vess,  Sap-id-nes,  I       stiinyiilatifl  ae  palat. 
Sapienck,  Sa- pi-ens,  n.  wizdoiu;  sujnus. 
Sapient,  Sa-pi-ent,  a.  wjz;   snj. 
Sapiential,  Sa-pi-6n-Jal,  a.  tecjij)  wizdom. 
Sapiestially,     Sa-pi-6n-Jal-i,    nd.     in    a    wjz 

lu.iaur.  Linnk  wjz. 

Sapientize,  Sa-pi-en-tjz,  v.  i.  and  t.  tu   j;ru  or 
Sapless.  Sap-Ies,  a.  wontijj  sap;  wontij)  vjtal  jti,s: 

lirj;  uld:  huski. 
Sapliso,  Sap-liD,  n.  a  yufl  tre;  a  yup  plant. 
Saponaceous,  Sap-o-na-Jus,  a.  havip  de  kwolitiz 

ov  .■<(jp;  rEzeinbliu  sop;  supi. 
Saponary,  Sap-ca-na-ri,*  a.  saponajus. 
Saponifiable,  Sa-jwn-i-fj-a-bl,    a.    dat   ma   be 

.sa|H)iiit'iil. 
Saponification,  Sa-pon-i-fi-ka-Jon,    >i.   de   akt 

ov  in.ik.p  sop, or  ov  qanjig  intu  scap. 
Saponify,  Sa-ijon-i-fj,  v.  t.  tu  konvert  inta  sop. 
SaponisE,  Sap-o-nia,    n.    a    pekii^lyar   substans 

koutand  in  de  rout  ov  de  sa/ionaria  <ifhiuaiu<, 

prodn,sig  ladcr.  [oral. 

Saponite,  Sap-o-njt,  n.  {Min.}  a  soft,  hwjt  min- 
Sapoe,  Sa-por,  n.  [L.]  tast;  p^er  ov  alektig  de 

palat.  [ur  relij. 

Saporific,  Sap-o-rif-ik,  a.  prQdq,.«ij)  tast,  flavor, 
Saporificness.  Sap-o-rif-ik-nes,  «.    de   kwolili 

ov  beip  ^ap<jrifik. 
Saporous,  8ap-o-ru3,  a.  savori;  tastful. 
Sappare.  Sap-£ir,  or  Sap-ar,  n.  a  term  aplid  tu 

rtc  -^jmit. 
Sapper,  Sap-er,  n.  wun  hoo  saps;  wun  hco  digz  a 

trenq  .^r  undermjnz;  a  kind  ov  mjuer. 
Sapphic,  Saf-ik,  a.  denutig  a   kind  ov  vers,  scd 

tu  uav  bin  invented   bj   de   Grek   poetes   Safo, 

k'lnsistig  ov  elevn  silablz. 
Sapphic,  ri.if-ik,  n.  a  safik  vers. 
Sapphire,  8af-jr,  >i.  a  prejus  ston,  or  veri  hqrd 

j<nn,  konsistig  esenjali  ov  kristaljzd  alu^mina,  ov 

varius  kulorz;  de  bli|,  varjeti  bcig  jenerali  kold 

safjr:  dt  red,  de  oridntal  rcttbi;  and  de  yelo,  de 

oriental  topaz. 
Sapphire.  Saf-jr,  a.  rezemblig  safir. 
Sapphiri.ve,  S.-if-i-rin,  a.  inad  ov,  dt  Ijk  safjr. 
Sapphirine,  Saf-i-rin,  «.    a   mineral   rezeinblig 

sat  jr.  [JUsiuos. 

Sappiness,  Sap-i-nes,  n.  de   stat   ov   btiy    sapi; 
Sappy,  Sap-i,  a.  ab'sndig  in  sap;  jn,si:  sukyn,lunt: 

yug:  Jniit  ferm;  wek;  soft;  sili;  fitilij. 
Sap  ROT,  Sap-rot,    n.    a    dize'z    ov    timber.     Se 

{l>r>/-rii(,.} 
Sapsago,  Sap-sa-go,  n.  a  kjnJ  ov  Swis  qcz,  ov  a 

diirk  iiliv-grcn  kulor. 
Sap-wood,  S.ip-wud,  »».  de  albiirnuin  ov  a  tre, 

beig  de  mili-formd  and  Ijt-kulord  wud  hwiq  iz 

nokst  tu  de  bc;rk,  and   tna   hwiq    de   sap  fioz 

most   freli.  [muyk  er  senobjt. 

Sarabaite,  Sar-a-ba-jt,  n.   a   kjnd   ov    oriental 
Saraband,  Sar-a-band,    n.    a    SpaniJ    dans; — a 

miizikal  kompozijon  in  tripl  tjm,  similar  tu  a 

minyi],et. 
Sakaccn,  Sar-a-sen,   n.   a   nam  adopted   bj   de 

Anibz  after  d^r  setlment  in  Yi|rop;  a  Mahom- 
etan. 
Saracenic,  Sar-a-s^n-ik,  )  a.  rclatig  tu  de 

Saracenical,  Sar-a-sen-i-kal,  i    Sarasenz,  or  tu 

d.ir  ijrkit«ktyq,r;  kold  tn'x.iern  (Jutik. 
Saubac,  .Sqr-bak,  n.  {Zcol.}  de   gruntijj  oks  ov 

Tiirtari. 
Sarcasm,  Scir-kaz-m,  n.  a  ken  repruMj;  a  tqnt;  a 

kutig  jest;  satjr,  personal  and  sever;  a  jjb. 
Sarcastic,  Sar-kas-tik,  )  a.  relatig'  tu,   or 

Sarcastical,  Sar-kis-ti-kal,  I        kontanig,   sqr- 

kazm;  ken;  t<intig;  sever. 


Sarcastically,  .Sar-kas-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in  a   sar- 

kastik  mtiui^r;  severli. 
Saecel,  Si^r-sel,  n.  de  pinyon  er  liter  jernt  ov  a 

berdz  wig. 
Sarcenet,  S(^rs-net,  n.  fjn,  tin,  wovn  silk. 
Saecle,  Sfjr-kl,*  v.  I.  tu  wed  kern. 
Sarcocarp,  Sqr-ko-kqrp,  n.  {Bot.)  de  intcnne- 

diat  fleji  laer,  betwen  de  epikqrpand  eudukqrp. 
.Saecocele,  Sc^r-ko-sel,  n.  a  tq,mefakJoD  ov  ae 

tustikl. 
Saecocolla,  Sqr-ko-kol-a,  n.  a  tre,  and  a  gum 

rezin  hwiq  ck.syij,dz  from  de  tre,  and  iz  yqzd  for 

fleJ-WiDiidz. 
Sarcolite,  Sqr-ko-ljt,  n.  {Min.)    a   varjeti    ot 

zt'oljl,  ov  a  flej-kulor. 
Sarcological,  Sqr-ko-16j-i-kal,  a.    relatig    tu 

sarkolutji. 
Sarcologist,  Sar-kol-o-jist,    n.    wun    verst    in 

suikoloji. 
Saecology,  Sar-kol-Q-ji,  n.  dat  p)qrt  ov  anatomi 

hwiq  trets  ov  de  fleji  pqrts  ov  de  bodi. 
Sarcoma,  Sar-ko-ma,    n.    a  fleji   ekskresens  er 

luin[):  u  morbid  tqmor. 
Sarcomatous,    Sar-k6m-a-tus,    a.     relatig    tu 

sarkoina. 
Sarcophagous,  Sar-kof-a-gus,  a.  flej-etig;  fed- 

ii)  DU  tiej. 
Sarcophagus,  Sar-kof-a-gus,  n.    [i.]   pi.    Sar- 

kof-a-jj,    {A'/Hj.)  Sar-kof-a-gus-ez;  (ae  former 

pliiral  iz  de  mor  komon;)  a  ston  kofin  er  resep- 

takl  for  a  ded  bodi.  [nej. 

."^aecophagy,  Sar-kof-a-ji,  n.  de  praktis  ov  etig 
Sarcotic,  Sar-kot-ik,  u.  a  medisiu  hwiq  filz  up 

ulserz  wid    ni],   flej;  de  sam  az  inkqrnativ. 
.Saecotic,  Sar-kot-ik,  a.  jeneratig  er  bredig  nn 

fie/.  [ig. 

Saeculation,  Sqr-kq,-la-Jon,*  n.  de  akt  ov  wed- 
Sard,  Sqrd,  n.  a  mineral,  hwiq,  hwen  held  up  tu 

de  Ijt,  iz  ov  a  dep  red  kulor; — a  fij. 
Saedan,  Sqr-dan,  n.  a  fiJ  Ijk  de  herig. 
Saudel,  Sqr-del,   n.  a  fiJ; — a  ston: — keld   elso 

sqi-ila  and  S(ir(lin. 
.Sardine,  Sqr-din,  or  Sqr-djn,  a.  relatig  tu  de 

s(jriliiis;  az,  de  sqrdi/i  ston. 
Sardine,  Sqr-din,  »i.  a  fiJ  wid  gold-kulord  skalz. 
."Sardinian,  Sar-din-i-an,  a.  rclatig  tu  Sardinia. 
Sardius,  Sqr-di-us,  n.  a  sort  ov  prcjus  ston. 
."^ardoin,  S(ir-difn,  n.  {Min.}  de  sam  az  vqrd. 
."^ARUONIAN,  Sar-dtj-ni-an,  a.  de  sain  az  sardOnik. 
Sardonic,  Sar-don-ik,  a.  forst  or  fand,  az  apljd 

tu  Iqfter,  smjlz,  or  grinz.     Sard<iaik  iqf,  n  kon- 

vdlsiv  Iqf,  sed  tu  hav  bin  ferst  obzervd  in  doz 

hot)  at  de  erh  xardonia,  hwiq  groz  in  Sardinia. 
.Sardonyx,  Sqr-do-niks,  «.  a  prejus  ston;  a  kal- 

soduiui  or  karnelyan,  ov  a   redij-yelo   or   oranj 

kulor. 
Sarkino,  S^rk-ig,  n.   tin   bordz    for   Ijnig,  As.; 

bordig  for  slats. 
Sarmentaceous,  Sqr-men-ta-Jus,  a.  {But.}  twigi; 

sqriujntijs. 
Sarmentose,  Sqr-men-tos,  a.  {Hot.)  havig  levz 

in  bunqi'z,  and  onli  at  de  jffnts. 
Saros,  Sa-ros,  h.  an  anjent  a^itronomikal  period 

or  sjkl,  de  orijin  and  legt  ov  hwiq  qr  unoon. 
.Sarplar.  Sqr-plar,  u.  hqf   a    {wk  ov  wul,  kon- 

taiiig  40  todz. 
.Sarplier,  S(\r-pler,  n.  a  pes  ov  kanvas  for  rapig 

up  Wivrz;  a  pakig-klot. 
Sareacine,  S;ir-a-sin,  n.  a  plant.  [hers. 

Saeeasine,  Sar-a-sin,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  portkiilis  er 
Sarsa,  ."^qr-sa,  n.  sqrsaparila. 
.Sarsaparilla,    Sqr-siv-pa-ril-a,   n.   a  mcdisinal 

plant  and  its  riDt;  a  spejez  ov  smjlaks;  a  drug. 
Sartorius,    Sar-t(j-ri-us,   n.     i.4nat.}    de    musl 

hwiq  servz  tu  tro  wun  leg  akros  de  udor-  kold 

de  (alorz  mvtl. 


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Sash,  SaJ,  n.  a  band;  a  belt  wcDrn  fsr  ernament: 
a  silkn  band  worn  bj  ofiserz  in  dg  qrmi,  and 
bj  As  klerji,  over  d^r  kasoks;  and  olso  az  a  pqrt 
ov  femal  dres.  {Arch.)  a  pes  ov  fram-wurk  for 
holdig  de  skw^rz  ov  glas  in  a  windo;  a  windo 
so  fermd  az  tia  be  let  up  and  d'sn  bj  pializ. 
Sash,  SaJ,  v.  t.  tu  dres  wid  a  saJ; — tu  f urnij  wid 

saJ  ivindoz. 
Sash-frame,  SaJ-fram,  n.  a  wiadn  fram   intia 

hwiq  a  saJ  iz  fited. 
Sashoon,  Saj-cbn,  n.  a  leder  stufig  in  a  bdOt. 
Sash-window,  SaJ-win-do,  n.  a  windo  mad  ov 

a  wudn  fram  and  Ic^rj  skw£trz. 
Sasix,  Sas-in,  n.  a  spejez  ov  antelop. 
Sassafras,  Sas-a-fras,  n.  a  tre,  ds  wud  and  bqrk 

ov  hwiq  qr  aromatik  and  rasdisinal. 
Sassoline,  Sas-o-lin,  n.  {Ohem.')   nativ  borasik 

asid,  from  Saso,  in  de  Florentin  teritori. 
Sat,  Sat,  i.  and^j.  from  .SV^.     Se  {tiit.} 
Satan,  Sa-tan,  n.  de  adversari;  de  devl. 
Satanic,  Sa-tan-ik,  )  a.  beloijiij  tu,  er  pro- 

Satanical,  Sa-tan-i-kal,  !      sediij  from,  ds  devl; 

djabolikal;  evl;  fals. 
Satanically,    Sa-tan-i-kal -i,   ad.   in  a  satanik 

maner;  diabolikali. 
Satanical'ness,  Sa-tan-i-kal-nes,   n.    de  kwoliti 

ov  beii)  satanikal. 
Satanism,  Sa-tan-iz-m,  n.  ekstrem  wikednes. 
Satanist,  Sa-tan-ist,  n.  a  wiked  person. 
Satchel,  Saq-el,  71.  a  litl  bag,  er  sak,  komonli  a 

bag  yqzd  bj  skcol  qildren. 
Sate,  Sat,  v.  t.  tu  sajiat;  tu  glut;  tu  pel. 
Sateless,  Sat-les,  a.  insajiabl. 
Satellite,  Sat-el-it,  n.   a  smel  planet  revolvig 
rund  a  Iqrjer;  era  sekondari  planet  hwiq  revolvz 
ab'st  a  prjmari  planet;  an  atendant;  a  foloer. 
Satellitious,  Sat-el-iJ-us,  a.  konsistig  ovsatelits. 
Satiate,  Sa-Ji-at,  «.  t.  tu  satisfj;  tu  fil;  tu  glut; 
tu  pel;  tu  fil  beyond  natyq,ral  dezjr;  tu  satyi],- 
rat;  tu  kltr. 
Satiate,  Sa-Ji-at,  a.  gluted;  ful  tia  satieti. 
Satiation,  Sa-Ji-a-Jon,  ji.  de  akt  ov  sajiatiij;  de 

Stat  ov  beig  fild. 
Satiety,  Sa-ti-e-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  sajiated; 
fulnes  beyond  dezjr  er  ple3i],r;  mor  dan  enuf; 
ekses;  werisumnes  ov  plenti. 
Satin,  Sat-in,  n.  a  tik,  klosli  wovn,  glosi  silk. 
Satin,  Sat-in,  a.  bclogig  tu,  er  mad  ov  satin. 
Satinet,  Sat-i-net,  n.  a  sert  ov  sljt  er  tin  satin; 

— a  twild  stuf  er  klot,  mad  ov  wul  and  kotn. 

Satin-spar,  Sat-in-spqr,  n.  {Mlu.)  fjbrus  Ijmston. 

Satin-wood,  Sat-in-wud,  n.  a  f jn,  hqrd,  lemon- 

kulord,  8st-Indian  wud,  havig  a  fragrant  odor. 

Satiny,  Sat-in-i,   a.   rezemblig,  or  partakig  ov, 

satin. 

Satire,  Sat-jr,  Sa-ter,  er  Sat-er,  n.  a  kompozijon, 

komonli  in  poetri,  in  hwiq  vis  er  foli  iz  senj^rd 

er  ekspozd  tu  hatred  er  kontemt;  if  personal,  it 

bekumz  a  lamptbn; — ridiki],l;  sqrkazm;  wit;  jroni; 

yqmor. 

Satiric,  Sa-tir-ik,  )  a.  belogig  tta,  er  kon- 

Satirical,  Sa-tir-i-kal,  i      tanig,  satjr;  sensorius; 

sever;  sarkastik. 

Satirically,    Sa-tlr-i-kal-i,   ad.    in  a  satirikal 

maner;  severli.  [ov  satjr. 

Satirist,  Sat-er-ist,  n.  wun  hro  rits  er  maks  yi^^s 

Satirize,  Sat-er-jz,  r.  t.  tu  ekspuz  bj  satjr;  tu 

senji|r,  az  in  a  satjr;  tu  ridikql. 

Satisfaction,  Sat-is-fak-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  satis- 

f jig;  de  stat  ov  beig  satisfjd;  dat  hwiq  satisfiz: 

kontentment;    kompensajon;    remqnerajon;    re- 

kwjtal;  konvikjon;  gratifikajon;   amendz;  aton- 

ment  fer  a  krjm:  rekompens  for  an  injqri. 

Satisfactive,  Sat-is-fak-tiv,  a.  givig  satisfakjon; 

satisfaktori.  [isfaktori  maner. 

Satisfactorily,  Sat-is-fak-to-ri-li,  ad.  in  a  sat- 


Satisfactoriness,    Sat-is-fak-to-ri-nes,    n.     de 

kwoliti  ov  beig  satisfaktori. 
Satisfactory,  Sat-is-fak-to-ri,  a.  givig  satisfak- 
jon;   givig    kontent;    gratifjig;    plezig;    makig 

amendz. 
Satisfier,  Sat-is-fj-er,  n.  wun  hd)  satisf jz. 
Satisfy,  Sat-is-fj,  v.  t.  tu  plez  full;  tu  kontent; 

tu  fed  tu  de  ful;  tu  gratif j;  tu  sajiat;  tu  glut; 

tu  rekompens;  tu  apez;  tu  fre  from  dut,  per- 

pleksiti,  er  suspens;  tu  konvins. 
Satisfy,  Sat-is-fj,  v.  i.  tu  giv  kontent  er  satis- 
fakjon. 
Sative,  Sa-tiv,  a.  son;  fit  fer  soig. 
Satrap,  Sa-trap,  n.  a  Perjan  vjsrer  er  guvemor  ov 

a  provins.  [satrapi. 

Satrapal,  Sat-ra-pal,  a.  relatig  tu  a  satrap  or 
Satrapy,  Sat-ra-pi,  n.   de  guvernment  er  jqris- 

dikjon  ov  a  satrap.  [ted. 

Saturable,  Sat-yq-ra-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  satyi|,ra- 
Saturant,  Sat-yi|-rant,  a.  havii)  pijer  tu  satyq- 

rat. 
Saturate,  Sat-yix-rat,  x.  t.  tu  impregnat  til  no 

mor  kan  be  ressvd  er  imbjbd:  tu  fil  ful. 
Saturate,  Sat-yq-rat,  a.  beig  ful;  satyqrated. 
Saturation,  Sat-yq-ra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  satyq- 

ratig;    de   stat   ov    beig    satyqrated;   replejon; 

fulnes.  [ov  de  wek. 

Saturday,  Sat-ur-da,  n.    de  sevnt  and  last  da 
Saturity,  Sa-tii,-ri-ti,  n.  replejon. 
Saturn,  Sat-urn,  ».    {Myth.'}    an  anjent  Italyan 

deiti  under  htom  de  goldn  aj  iz  fabld  tu  hav 

egzisted. — {Adron.}  a  planet  in  de  solar  sistem, 

supozd  de  most  remot  ov  de  planets  befor  de 

diskuveri  ov  Yqranus. 
Saturnalia,  Sat-ur-na-li-a,  n.  pi.  [L.]  an  anjent 

festival  ov  Saturn,  selebrated  at  Bom  ab'st  de 

midl  ov  Uesember. 
Saturnalian,    Sat-ur-na-li-an,  a.   sportiv;   IcDS, 

Ijk  de  fests  ov  Saturn. 
Saturnian,  Sa-tur-ni-an,  a.   hapi;  goldn,  az  in 

de  ran  ov  Saturn; — apljd  elso  tu  a  sert  ov  iam- 

bik  vers. 
Saturnine,  Sat-ur-njn,  a.  not  Ijt  er  merkqrial, 

but  gUomi  and  grav,  az  if  bern  under  de  inflqens 

ov  Saturn:  melankoli;  hevi;  sad. 
Saturnite,  Sat-urn-jt,  n.  (Jlin.}  a  metalik  sub- 

stans  separated  from  led  in  torefakjon. 
Satyr,  Sa-ter,   ei'  Sat-er,    n.    {Myth.}   a  silvan 

god,  supozd  bj  de  anjents  tu  be  rcbd  and  leqerus. 
Satyriasis,    Sat-i-ri-a-sis,   n.     {Ikd.}    lasivius 

madnes;  prjapizm;  an  ekses  ov  seminal  sekrejon. 
Satyric,  Sa-tir-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  saterz.  [ragwurt. 
Satyrion,  Sa-tir-i-on,  n.  [//.]  a  provokativ  plant; 
Sauce,  Sas,  n.  sumtig  etn  wid  ftud  tu  imprd)v  its 

relij;  sumtig  stimyqlatig; — eni  sert  ov  vejetabl 

etn  wid    flej   met; — Jimpqdens;   sesines.       Tui 

serv  inn  dz  sam  ses,   tu  retaliat  wun  injqri 

wid  aniider. 
Sauce,  Sos,  r.  t.  tu  sezn;  tu  stimyqlat. 
Saucealone,  Ses-a-lon,  n.  a  plant;  jak-bj-de-hej. 
Saucebox,  Ses-boks,    n.  an   impertinent  er  sesi 

felo. 
Saucepan,  Ses-pan,  n.   a  metal  pan,  er  kukig 

vesel,  wid  a  handl.  [kup. 

Saucer,  S6-ser,  n.  a  smel  pan  er  plater  fer  a  te- 
Saucily',  Se-si-li,  ad.  impqdentli;  in  a  sesi  maner. 
Sauciness,    Sd-si-nes,    n.    impq,dens;   petyqlans; 

impertinens. 
Saucisse,  Se-ses,         )  w.  [Fr.]  {Fort.}  a  log  pjp 
Saucisson,  Se-sis-on,  )      er  bag  fild  wid  gunp's- 

dcr,  fer  de  purpus  ov  f  jrig  a  mjn. 
Saucy,  Sd-si,   a.    pert;  petyqlant:    kontemtyqus 

ov  sqperiorz;  insolent;  impqdent;  rood;  imperti- 
nent. 
Sauer-kraut,  S'sr-kr'st,  n.  selted  er  pikld  kabaj; 

hwiq  haz  bin  fermented,  a  Jerman  dij. 


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Sauncivo-bell,  S^n-sin-bcl,  n.    Se  (Sancehell.) 
Kaundeus-wood,  Sqii-derz-wuJ,  n.  sain  az  tan- 

dal-fChiJ.     Se  {Saiulat-wiHKl.) 
Sauntkk,  S(^n-tcr,  or  Son-tor,  v.  i.    tu   wonder 

ub-st  j"lli:  tui  lerter;  tu  jio^^er.  [nimbi. 

Sauxtkr,  Sqn-ter,  or  Son-ter,  n.  an  jdl  wi»k  or 
SAUSTEREa,  Sitn-ter-er,    er  S6n-ter-er,  n.    wun 

ha>  !<qiUorr. 
Saurian,  So-ri-an,  n.  {Zool.)  de  nam  ov  a  famili 

ov  reptilz;  de  lizard.  [lizardz. 

Saurian.  S.i-ri-an,   a.   rtlatij)  tu,  er  rtzembrn), 
Sauroid,  Sii-rffd,  a.  Ijk  sorianz:  ^'tl^ian.         [ardz. 
Saurophis,  Si)-ra-fi:<,  u.  {Z-x'l.}  a  jenus  ov  liz- 
Saurit,  So-ri,  n.  a  spejez  ov  fij. 
Sausage,   Sos-aj,  er  S6s-ej,    n.   a  rol  ov  seznd 

minst  met,  enklcJzd  in  a  skin. 
Saussurite,   Sos-ur-jt,    /(.    (Min.)  a  varjeti   ov 

nefrjt,  i'snd  i)n  de   bapks  ov  de  lak  ov  Jeneva. 
Sauter.ne,  So-tern,  «.  a  spejez  ov  Frenq  wjn. 
Savable,  Sav-a-bl,  a.  diit  mn  be  snvd:  salvabl. 
Savableness,  Sdv-a-bl-ncs,  n.  kaiiabilili  ov  beig 

savd:  salvabiliti. 
Savage,  Sav-nj,  a.   wjld;  unkdltivated;  untamd; 

kn&el;  unsivilizd;  fcrujus;   fers;    veri  bqrbarus; 

untot;  bra>tal.  [barian. 

Savage,  8av-aj,  n.  a  man  hoUi  unsivilizd;  a  bqr- 
Savaoely,  Sav-aj-li,  ad.  b<^rbarusli:  kixDeli. 
Savageness,  Sav-aj-nes,  «.  de  stat  ov  a  savaj: 

b^rbarusnes:  kntielti.  [grt)t. 

Savagerv,  Sav-HJ-ri,*  n.  knttelti:  bqrbariti;  wjld 
Savanna,  Sa-van-a,    n.    an  opn  plan,  er  medo, 

wid'st  wud;  a  prari. 
Save,  Sav,  c.  t.  tu  prrzerv  from  eni  evl,  p<irtik- 

yq,larli  fromcttTnal  dct;  tu  prezerv;  tu  protekt; 

tu  reskq;  tu  deliver;  not  tu  spend  or  loDz:  tu 

hinder  from  beij)  spent  er  lost;  tu  rezerv  er  la 

bi;  tu  sftqr;  tu  ckski'iz. 
Save,  Sav,  v.  i.  tu  be  qep:  tu  prevent  los. 
Save.  Sav,  j'rcn.  ok>opt;  not  inkli],dig:  az,  "forti 

strji>3  ««*•  wun;"  (2  (').r.)—konj.   eksept;  unl^a: 

az,  "«a('  he  dat  had  de  mqrk." 
Saveall,  S(iv-el,  n.  a  smol  pan  inserted  intu  a 

kundl>tik  tu  ^av  de  cnJz  uv  kandlz. 
Saver,  Sav-er,  n.  wun  hco  savz:  prezerver. 
Savin,  Sav-in,  «.  a  plant;  a  spejez  ov  jqniper. 
Saving,  Sav-ig,  a.  dat  savz;  frco^al;  pqrsimonius; 

not  lavij.  [ckseptig. 

Saving,  Sav-ig,  prfp.  wid  eksepjon  in  favor  ov; 
Saving,  Siiv-ij,  n.   sumtig  savd;  eskap  ov  eks- 

pens.  [pqrsimoni. 

Savingly,  Sav-ij)-li,  ad.  m  az  tu  be  savd;  wid 
Savinqn£6S,  Sav-ij)-ncs,  n.    de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

savij):  frvDgaliti. 
Savings-bank,  Sdv-igz-bagk,  n.  a  bagk,  or  prov- 
ident institqjon,  in  hwii;  smol  sumz  or  savigz  qr 

plast  for  sckqriti,  and  akquiqlajun  bj  interest. 
Savior,     ^.  /  n.  wun  hoasavz;  de  Kedemer 

Saviour.  '      "■'    '  i      ov  mankjnd. 
Savor,  Sa-vor,  n.  a  sent;  odor;  tast;  flavor;  relij. 
Savor,  Sa-vor,  r.  i.  tu  huv  a  smcl  or  tast;  tu  be- 

tukn;  tu  hav  an  intcl<»ktytial  tast. 
Savor,  Sa-vor,  r.  t.  tu  l^k;  tu  tast  er  smel  wid 

deljt;  tu  pcrsEv;  tu  konsider:  tu  test  intelekt- 

yil"l'-  [wid  relij. 

Savorily,  SA-vor-i-li,  ad.  wid  gust;  wid  apetjt; 
SAVOBINES.S,  SA-vor-i-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beio 

savori:  rclif. 
Savorless,  Si-vor-les,  a.  wontig  savor. 
Savoblv,  Sa-vor-li,*  a.  wel-seEnd:  ov  gud  tast. 
Savorlv,  Sti-vor-li,  ad.  wid  a  pleiifl  rclij. 
Savorous,  Sii-vor-us,*  a.  swet;  plezant. 
Savory,  Sa-vor-i,  n.  an  uramatik  er  spjsi  plant. 

Su'iitr  nar-ri,  an  :inyqal  plant.—  WinUr  tarori, 

an  evergren  percniul. 
Savory,  Sa-vor-i.  a.  plezig  er  cksjtig  tu  dc  tast 

or  siuel;  relijijj:  pikant. 

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Savoy,  Sa-v6f,  n.  a  sort  ov  kurld  winter  kabaj. 

Savoyard,  Sa-vtf-ard,  u.  a  nativ  ov  Savtf. 

Saw,  So,  i.  from  .S!^.     Se  (.Sift.) 

Saw,  Si),  n.  n  d^ntetcd,  kutig  instrooment. 

Saw.  So,  r.  t.  [i.  sod,  p«.  soig,  sod,  »r  son,]  tu  kut 
wid  a  so. 

Saw,  So,  v.  i.  tu  yt^z  a  so;  tu  be  under  de  kat 
or  operajon  ov  a  so.  [a  so. 

Sawdust,  So-dust,  n.  dust  mad  bj  de  atrijon  ov 

Sawer,  S(i-er,  n.  wun  ho  sor;  nis  kordpted  tu 
(liau'i/er.)  [horn. 

.Saweish,  S«'»-fiJ,  n.  a  fiJ  wid  a  kjnd  ov  deiitated 

Sawely,  So-flj,  n.  a  jenus  ov  fljz,  ov  meni  spejez; 
an  insekt  wid  Q  so-ljk  stig.  [ruj. 

.'^AWGUASS,  So-gras,  71.  Q  kjnd  ov  kors  gras;  bog- 

Sawmill.  So-mil,  n.  a  mil  for  seijj  timber. 

Sawny,  S(5-ni,  >i.  a  witles  kl'sn; — a  niknam  for  a 
Sko(jman.  [tu  be  sed. 

Saw-pit,  S()-pit,  n.  a  pit  over  hwiq  timber  iz  lad 

.'^AWTRV,  .S6-fri,  n.  a  mi^zikal  instra)ment:  a  solleri. 

Sawwokt,  Su-wurt,  n.  a  perenial,  serated  plant. 

Saw-wrest,  So-rest,  n.  an  instntiment  for  setifl 
de  tet  ov  a  so. 

Sawyer,  So-yer,  ;i.  wun  hoo  soz; — a  Iqrj  tre  wid 
its  Rtits  fasnd  in  de  botom  ov  a  river,  de  top 
miDviij  up  and  disn  bj  de  akjon  ov  de  kurcnt; — 
komou  in  de  Misisipi  and  its  tribyq^tariz. 

Saxatile,  Saks-a-til,  a.  relatig  tu,orlivig  amdg, 
st<jnz  or  roks. 

Saxifrage,  Saks-i-fraj,  n.  a  jenus  ov  bqtifiil 
Alpin  plants;  a  medisinal  plant,  re pq, ted  gud  for 
de  Stan.  [plant. 

Saxifeage-meadow,    Saks-i-fraj-med-o,    n.    a 

Saxifragous,  .Saks-if-ra-gus,  a.  dizolvent  ov 
sion  in  de  blader. 

Saxon,  Saks-on,  ft.  wun  ov  de  pcpl  hat  inhabited 
de  nordern  pqrt  ov  .Jermani,  obtand  futij)  in 
briten  ab'st  de  yer  440,  and  afterwardz  subdqd 
a  grat  jjqrt  ov  de  jlaud; — de  laggwaj  ov  de 
Saksonz.  [d^r  laggwaj. 

Saxon,  Saks-on,  a.  belogiy  tu  de  Saksonz,  or  tu 

Saxon-blue,  Saks-on-blq,  «.  a  solx^Jon  ov  indi- 
go in  kousentrated  gnlfq,rik  asid,mu(j  yqzd  az  a 
dj-stuf.  [fraz. 

Saxonism,  Saks-on-iz-m,  n.  a  Sakson  idiom  or 

Saxonist,  Saks-on-ist,  n.  wun  h*  iz  verst  in  de 
Sakson  laflgwaj. 

Say,  Sa,  r.  t.  [/.  sed,  ps.  saig,  sed, — he  sez:]  tu 
spek;  tu  uter  in  wurdz;  tu  tel;  tu  alej;  tu  re- 
pet;  tu  rehers:  tu  spek,  not  sig. 

Say,  Sa,  i-.  /.  tu  spek;  tu  tel;  tu  uten  tu  Ttl&t. 
In  poetri,  *a  iz  yqzd  befur  a  kwcslyon;  tel. 

Say,  Sa,  n.  a  speq:  hwot  wun  haztu  sa;  a  remc^rk: 
an  obzervajon:— sampl;  trial  bj  a  sampl;  a  tin 
sort  ov  silk. 

Saying,  Sa-ig,  «.  de  akt  ov  spekig;  eksprejon: 
an  opinyon;  a  proverb;  a  maksim:  adaj;  aforizm. 

Says,  Sez,  terd  person  siggqlar  ov  .Sa.   Se  {^y.} 

Scab,  Skab,  n.  an  inkrustajon  over  a  sor; — a  di- 
zez  insident  tu  Jep; — de  iq  or  manj  ov  horsez; — 
a  diTti,  peltri  felo. 

Scabbard,  Skab-ard,  n.  de  Jet  ov  a  sard. 

Scabbed,  Skab-cd,  or  Skabd,  a.  kuvord  or  dizezd 
wid  skubz;  skabi;  poltri;  sori;  vjl:  wurtles. 

Scabbedness,  Skab-ed-nes,  u.  de  stet  ov  beis 
skabed. 

Scabbiness,  .Skab-i-nes,  n.  de  stet  ov  beig  skabi. 

Scabby,  Skab-i,  a.  ful  ov  sknbz;  diiezd  wid 
skabz;  skabed. 

Scabious,  Ska-bi-u>,  a.  iqi;  leprus.       [jiercnial. 

Scabious,  Ska-bi-us,  /(.  a  jenu.^  ov  ]>lnnts,  miMili 

Scabrous,  Ska-brus,*  a.  ruf;  ruge<l:  ruf  tu  dr 
tuq;  kuverd  wid  hqrd,  Jort  prcjjokjonz  from  dr 
ki^tikl,  or  wid  granyqlz;— hqrj;  uuniqzikal. 

Scabrousness,  .Ska  brus-nes,  ».  de  siat  ov  beig 
skabrus;  rutncs. 


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ScABWOET,  Skab-wurt,  n.  a  plant. 

Scad,  Skad,  n.  a  fij;  de  Jad; — a  hors-makerel. 

Scaffold,  Skaf-old,  n.  a  temporari  galeri  er  staj, 
az  fer  Joz,  fer  de  eksEki||on  ov  a  kriminal,  fer 
bilderz  tia  stand  on  hwjl  at  wurk,  er  fer  ha,  gran, 
&s.;  skafoldii). 

Scaffold,  Skaf-old,  v.  t.  tta  furnij  wid  a  skafold 
er  framz  ov  timber. 

Scaffolding,  Skaf-old-ig,  «..  a  temporari  fram 
erstaj:  a  skafold;  a  temporari  fram  or  suport 
fer  bilderz  tia  stand  on;  a  bildiij  slitli  grekted. 

ScAGLiOLA,  Skal-yi-6-la,  n.  [It.]  {Arch.)  a  sert 
ov  qrtifijal  ston,  or  kompozijon,  formd  qeili  ov 
pulverjzd  jipsum,  and  mad  tu  imitat  de  kulorz 
ov  mqrbl.  [lader. 

Scalable,  Skal-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  skald  wid  a 

ScALADE,  Ska-lad,  n.  an  asolt  upon  a  plas  bj 
menz  ov  laderz;  an  eskalad.     Ss  {Escalade.) 

Scalado,  Ska-la-do,  n.  sam  az  {Scalade.) 

ScALARY,  Skal-a-ri,  a.  prossdig  bj  steps,  Ijk  doz 
ov  a  lader.  [or;  tu  pqrbffl. 

Scald,  Skeld,  t.  t.  tia  burn  er  inji^r  wid  hot  lik- 

Scald,  Skekl,  ;;.  skurf  on  de  hed;  a  burn;  a  hurt 
er  burn  kezd  bj  hot  likor. 

Scald,  Skold,  a.  peltri;  sori;  skurvi;  skabi;  skeld. 

Scald,  Skald,  «/*  Skeld,  n.  an  anjent  Skandina- 
vian  poet.  [skald. 

ScALDER,  Skal-der,  n.   a  Skandinavian  poet;  a 

Scaldhead,  Skeld-hed,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  lokal  lep- 
rosi,  in  hwiq  Az  hed  iz  kuverd  wid  a  kontinyv|- 
us  skab:  de  riijwurm  ov  dg  skalp;  a  skeld  bed. 

ScALDic,  Skal-dik,  a.  rclatir)  tu  de  poets  keld 
Skaldz. 

Scale,  Skal,  n.  a  balans;  a  vesel  suspended  bj  a 
htm  agenst  aniider  vesel,  fer  wait); — ^jenerali 
yx^zd  in  de  phyal; — de  sjn  Ljbra  in  de  zodiak; 
— de  smel  Jelz  er  krusts  hvviq,  Ijii)  wun  over  an- 
nder,  mak  de  kots  ov  fijez;  eni  tirj  eksfoliated; 
a  tin  lamina;  an  abertiv  Igf; — a  lader;  menz  ov 
aseut;  de  akt  ov  stermii)  bj  laderz;  regyqlar  gra- 
dajon; — an  instrcoment,  Ijn,  er  eni  tiij  mqrkt  or 
mad  up  ov  pqrts  at  ekwal  distansez,  and  yqzd 
fer  de  purpus  ov  me;;i],rij)  uder  linear  magni- 
tiidz;  an  instrcoment  fer  asertaniij  proporjonz. — 
{Mus.)  a  progresiv  seriez  ov  ysndz. 

Scale,  Skal,  -v.  t.  tta  kljm,  az  bj  laderz;  tia  misnt; 
tu  asend; — tu  meji^r  er  komp^r;  tu  wa; — tu 
strip  of  skalz;  tu  tak  of  in  a  tin  lamina;  tu  pq,r 
of  a  surfas. — {JS'atit.)  tu  klenz  ds  insjd,  az  ov 
kanon. 

Scale,  Skal,  v.  i.  tu  pel  of  in  skalz; — tu  asend. 

Scale-board,  Skal-bord,*  n.  {Printing)  a  tin 
slip  ov  wud,  emplffd  in  jiistif  jir)  a  paj  tu  its 
trd)  lei)t.     Komonli  prou-snst  ttkab-hoid. 

Scaled,  Skald,  a.  skwamus;  havii)  skalz;  skali. 

Scaleless,  Skal-les,  a.  wontiij  skalz. 

Scalene,  Ska-len,  n.  {Geoni.)  a  trjaggl  havii)  de 
tre  sjdz  unekwal. 

Scalene,  Ska-len,  a.  havii)  tre  unekwal  sjdz,  az 
a  trjai)gl;  oblek,  er  havii)  de  aksis  inklind  tu  de 
bas,  az  a  kon. 

ScALENOUS,  Ska-le-nus,  a.  Ijk  a  skalen;  ov  un- 
ekwal sjdz;  skalen.  [nek. 

Scalenus,  Ska-le-nus,  «.  {Anat.)  a  musl  ov  de 

Scaler,  Skal-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  skalz. 

Scaliness,  Ska-li-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  skali. 

SCALIOLA,  Skal-i-o-la,  ?;.  {Arch.)  an  ernamental 
plaster-wurk,  prodi\st  bj  apljii)  a  pap  mad  ov 
kalsind  jipsum,  mikst  wid  a  solqjon  ov  Flanderz 
glq,,  upon  a  f  igyqr  fermd  wid  ladz,  er  upon  brik- 
wurk,  beii)  mad  tu  imitat  mqrbl.  Se  {!Scagliola.) 

ScALL,  Skel,  n.  leprosi;  merbid  beldnes;  skeld. 

ScALLED,  Skeld,  a.  skurfi;  skabi;  peltri.        [yon. 

ScALLiON,  Skal-yon,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  imperfekt  un- 

ScALLOP,  Skol-op,  n.  a  fiJ  wid  a  holo,  nsnded  Jel, 
pektinatedj — a  holo,  or  risnd,  at  de  cj  ov  eni  tii). 


Scallop,  Skol-op,  v.  t.  tu  mqrk  er  diversif  j  at  de 

ej  wid  holoz. 
Scalloped,  Skol-opt,  p.  a.  havLp  de  ej  indented. 
Scalp,  Skalp,  n.  de  skin  on  de  top  ov  de  hed,  on 

hwiq  de  h^r  groz;  sumtjmz,  de  skul. 
Scalp,  Skalp,  v.  t.  tu  dsprjv  ov  de  skin  er  skalp. 
Scalpel,  Skal-pel,  n.  a  disektii)  njf;  a  surjonz 

instroQment. 
ScALPiNG-KNiFE,  Skalp-ig-njf,  11.  a  njf  yi^zd  bj 

de  Indianz  in  takiij  of  de  skalps  ov  di^r  priznerz, 
ScALPRUM,  Skal-prum,  w.  [//.]  a  njf. — {Zool.)  de 

kutii)  ej  ov  de  insjzor  tet.  [skeld. 

Scaly,  Ska-li,  a.  kuverd  wid  skalz:  peltri;  men; 
ScAMBLE,   Skam-bl,    v.  i.    tu   be   turbulent;   tu 

skrambl;  tu  strugl;  tu  get  bj  struglig  wid  uderz; 

— tu  Jift  ekwardii. 
ScAMBLE,  Skam-bl,  v.  t.  tu  maijgl;  tu  mel. 
ScAMBLE,   Skam-bl,   n.    a.  strugl   wid  uderz;  a 

skrambl. 
ScAMBLEE,    Skam-bler,   7i.    wun   hcD   skamblz. — 

(Scottish)  a  bold  intrcoder  upon  wunz  tabl  er 

jenerositi. 
ScAMBLiNGLY,  Skam-bliij-li,   ad.   wid  tdrbi\,len8 

or  intrajj;on.  [oni. 

ScAMMOMATE,  Ska-mo-ni-at,  a.  mad  wid  skam- 
ScAMMONY,  Skam-o-ni,  n.   a.  spejez  ov  £IJiatik 

konv61vi|lus  (konrob'tilus  skamansa; ) — a  gum 

rezin  obtand  from  it,  yqzd  az  a  drastik  purj. 
Scamp,  Skamp,  n.  a  nav;  a  swindler;  a  wurtles 

felo; — [a  modern,  kolokwial,  lo  wurd.] 
Scamper,  Skam-per,J  r.  i.  tu  run  wid  huri  or 

sped;  tu  run  trco  fer;  tu  skud.  [runip. 

Scamper,  Skam-per,J  n.  a  hasti  fljt;  de  akt  ov 
Scampish,  Skamp-iJ,  a.  Ijk  a  skamp;  navij. 
Scan,  Skan,  v.  t.  tu  meji^r,  az  vers;  tu  egzamin 

a  vers  bj  k'Sntiij  de  fet;  tu  egzamin  njsli. 
Scandal,  Skan-dal,  n.  ofens  givn  bj  de  felts  ov 

uderz;  reproqful  asperjon;  disgras;  reproq;  dis- 

kredit;  infami;  oprobrium. 
Scandalize,  Skan-dal-jz,  r.  t.  tu  ofend  bj  sum 

kriminal  er  vjl  akjon; — tu  reproq;  tu  disgras; 

tu  defam;  tu  aspers;  tu  kalumniat;  tu  slander; 

tu  vilif  j. 
Scandalous,  Skan-da-lus,  a.  givii)  publik  ofens; 

oprobrius;  disgrasf ul:  Jamful;  vjl;  infamus;  de- 

famatori. 
Scandalously,  Skun-da-lus-li,  ad.  in  a  skanda- 

lus  mauer:  Jamfuli. 
Scandalousness,  Skan-da-lus-nes,  n.  At  kwoliti 

ov  beii)  skandalus.  [ov  tendrilz. 

ScANDENT.  Skan-dent,  a.  {But.)   kljmii)  bj  help 
Scandinavian,  Skan-di-na-vi-an,  a.   relatii)  tu 

Skaudinaviu,   de  anjent  nam  ov  Sweden  and 

Nerwa;  er  tu  de  anjent  literatq,r  ov  de  nert- 

west  pqrt  ov  Yq,rop. 
Scandinavian,  Skan-di-na-vi-an,  n.  a  nativ  ov 

Skandinavia. 
Scanning,  Skan-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  kisntig  de  fet 

in  a  vers;  skanjon. 
Scansion,  Skan-Jon,  71.  de  akt  ov  skanig. 
ScANSORiAL,  Skan-fo-ri-al,  n.  {Orniih.)  a  kljm- 

ii)  berd.     cle  kljmii)  berdz  qr  keld  skansorialz 

er  shansorez. 
Scant,  Skant,  r.  t.  tu  limit;  tu  stratn.    [gkants. 
Scant,  Skant,  v.  i.  '{JVavt.)  tu  fal;  az,  "de  wind 
Scant,  Skant,*  n.  ski^rsiti;  skantines. 
Scant,  Skant,  a.   not  plentiful;  sk^rs;  les   dan 

hwot  iz  proper  or  kompetent;  skanti;  not  liberal; 

pqrsimonius. — {JS'avt.)  not  f^r;  unfavorabl;  az, 

"a  skant  wind." 
Scant,  Skant,*  ad.  sk^rsli;  hqrdli. 
Scantily,  Skant-i-li,  ad.  naroli;  not  plentifuli; 

spaiiijli- 
Scantiness,    Skant-i-nes,    n.    de    stat    ov   beig 

skanti;  narones. 
Scantle,  Skan-tl,*  v.  i.  tta  be  defijent;  tta  skant. 


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Scantling,  Skant-lio,  n.  a  kwontiti  kut  for  a 
ixiriikyivlar  purpus:  u  s^rtcn  prcjiior/<jn;  a  amol 
kwontiti:— de  mejiir  ov  bredt  and  tiknea  ov 
timber;-  a  pes  ov  timber  under  fjv  incjoi  skw^^r; 
— timber  yil^d  for  de  kworterifl  ov  pqrtiJonE,  az 
p<j.'<t:<,  t|-bfmz,  rufterz.  is.  [skant. 

SCANTLINO,    Skant-lin,   a.    not   plentiful;    smol; 

SCANTLV,  tikant-li,  aa.  »k.%rsli;  hqrdli;  peniiriusli. 

ScANTNESS,  Skant-nes,  n.  naranes;  skantinea. 

SCANTV,  Skant-i,  a.  naro;  smel:  Jort  ov  kwontiti 
sufijent;  td)  smel  for  de  purpus  intended;  not 
kupiua;  not  ampl;  skant:  spi^rig;  pqr^iimonius. 

ScAPK,  Skap,  V.  t.  [kontrakted  from  {escape,}]  tu 
cskap. 

Scape,  Skap,  v.  i.  ta  get  awa;  ta  eskap. 

Scape,  Skap,  n.  {Bot.}  a  pedd^kl;  de  fluerij) 
stem  ov  a  plant. 

ScAPE-OALLows,  Skap-gdl-oz,  n.  wan  ha>  haz 
e.-iktipt,  dcj  drzervig,  dt  galoz. 

Scape- GOAT,  Skai)-gut,  n.  de  gut  set  at  liberti,  b| 
de  Ji],z,  on  de  da  uv  sulcm  ekspiajon,  and  banijt 
intu  de  wilderncs,  laded  wid  de  imprekajonz  ov 
de  hj-prest,  repreziintifl  de  sinz  ov  ol  de  pepl. 

ScAPE-OEACE,  Skiip-gras,  n.  a  vjl  or  wurtles  felo; 
a  nv.v.  [rajiement.) 

ScAPEMENT,  Skap-ment,  ».  (C/wfc«v/ri-.)  Se  (^- 

ScAPHiTE,  Skaf-jt,  H.  {Conch.)  an  eliptikal-qam- 
berd  Jel,  belogig  tu  de  famili  ov  de  ainonjts. 

ScAPOLiTE,  Skap-o-ljt,  /*.  {J/in.}  a  silijus  min- 
eral hwi(j  ukiirz  krijtaljzd  and  masiv;  piramidal 
fulsjKir. 

Scapula,  Skap-yq,-Iu,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Skap-yxi-le; 
{Anat.)  de  /older- blad. 

Scapular,  Skap-yq-lar,       )  a.    relatifl    tu  de 

ScAPULAEY,  Skap-ki^-la-ri,  i  Bkapyn,la  or  tu 
de  Jolderz. 

ScAPULAKY,  Skap-yq-la-ri,  n.  pqrt  ov  de  habit 
ov  u  frjar,  kousistig  ov  tti>  naro  slips  ov  klot,  ov 
bwiq  wun  krosez  de  bak  or  Jolderz,  and  de  udcr 
de  stumak. 

ScAPUS,  Ska-pus,  ».  [/i.]  {Ornith.}  de  stem  er 
truflk  ov  a  feder,  inklt^dig  de  kwil. — {Arch.} 
de  Jaft  ov  a  kolum. 

SCAE,  Skqr,  n.  a  mqrk  ov  a  wcBnd;  a  sikatriks: — 
Q  divided  pqrt;  de  detaqt  protnUjon  ov  a  rok; — 
a  sefij:  de  skarus.  [wtnnd. 

Scab,  Skqr,  r.  t.  tu  mqrk  az  wid  a  skqr,  sor,  or 

SrARAB.  Skar-ab,  n.  a  betl;  an  insekt;  a  skarabc. 

ScAEABEE,  Skar-a-be,  «.  a  betl;  an  insekt  ov  de 
jfuuj  Ucarahinis,)  wid  Jedd  wiflz. 

ScAEAMOCCU,  .Skar-a-m-jc;,  n.  a  buf(6n  in  motli 
drcj;  u  karakter  in  de  pupet-Jo,  urijinali  from 
luli. 

ScARsaorrE,  Sk^r-bro-jt,  n.  {Min.}  a  h{drated 
.silikat  ov  alqmina,  masiv  and  hwjt. 

Scarce,  Sk^^rs,  a.  not  plentiful;  not  kopius;  rJir: 
not  kuU'tn. 

Scarce,  Skqrs,  ad.  hqrdli:  wid  difikulti:  sk^rsli. 

Scarcely,  Sk^rs-li,  ad.  hqrdli;  bi\rli;  wid  difi- 
kulti. 

ScARCEKENT,  Sk4rs-ment,  n.  a  rebat  or  sot-bak 
in  bilJiy  wolz,  er  in  razig  bagks  uv  eri. 

ScARCE.VESb,  Sk^rs-nes,  n,  de  stat  ov  beig  sk^rs: 
sk^r^iti. 

Scarcity,  Sk4rs-i-ti,  ».  de  stat  ov  beig  sk^rs; 
wont  ov  plenti;  wont;  p^nyqri:  rivrne:':  infrt- 
kwcnsi.  [sk:\r8iti,  er  maflgl-wurzel. 

Scarcity-root,    Sk4r3-i-ti-ra)t,    n.    de    not   ov 

Scare,  Ski^r,  c  t.  tu  frjtn;  tu  afrjt;  tu  terifj; 
tu  alqrm;  tu  strjk  wid  suden  fcr. 

Scarecrow,  Sktir-kro,  «.  an  imaj,  klnper,  or  ud- 
cr tifl.  set  up  tu  frjtn  berd«;  eni  van  tcror;— a 
bi;rd  ov  de  se-gul  kjud:  de  blak  gul. 

Scarf,  Skqrf,  n..  a  pes  ov  drcs  dat  hayz  lo&s  up<')n 
de  Jolderz:  a  sort  ov  JoL— (-IrfA.)  a  jugkjon  ov 
ta>  pesea  ov  timber. 


Scarf,  Skqrf,  r.  t.  tu  tro  liiisli  on;  ta  dres  in  cni 

loos  vestyiir.—( ^rt-A.)  tu  pes;  tu  yqnjt  td>  pesea 

ov  timber  tugeder  bj  iioqig  dem  intu  eq  uder 

at  de  endz. 
Scarfing,  Skqrf-io,  n.  {Arrh.)  de  akt  ov  kuv- 

crifl  wid  a  skqrf; — de  akt  ov  je'nip  tO)  pesez  or 

timber,  bj  noqig  er  inddntig,  so  az  tu  aper  but 

wun. 
SCARPSKiN,  Skc^rf-skin,   n.    de  xtcrmost  lamina 

ov  de  skin;  de  kt^tikl;  de  epidermis. 
Scarification,  Skar-i-fi-k6-Jon,  n.   de   akt  ov 

skarifjip;  insijon  ov  de  skin  wid  a  skarifikator. 
."SCARIFICATOR,  Skar-i-fi-ka-tor,  n.  wun  hiB  skar- 

ifjz;  an  instniiment   konsLsti))  ov  ten  er  twciv 

lansoz,  yqzd  in  kupig. 
Scarifier,  Skar-i-fj-er,  n.  wun   hot  skarifiz:  a 

skarifikator; — a  majen  tu  ekskoriat  er  disturb 

de  surfas  ov  de  ert. 
Scarify,  .Skar-i-f  j,  v.  t.  tu  let  blud  bj  insijonz 

ov  de  skin,  not  so  dep  az  tu  opn  de  Iqrj  vanz, 

az  wid  a  skarifikator. 
.ScARioSE,  Ska-ri-os,  a.   {Bot.)   drj   and  Jrivld- 

skarius.  [Id. 

."^CARIOUS,  Ska-ri-u3,  a.  {Bot.)  drj,  tin,  and  Jriv- 
SCAELATI.SA,   Skqr-la-te-nQ,   n.    {Med.)    skqrlet 

fever;   an   erdptiv   fever,  akumpanid   wid   sor 

trot,  and  ofn  aperig  az  an  opidemik. 
ScARLESS,  Skqr-les,  a.  fre  from  skqrz. 
Scarlet,  Skqr-let,  n.  a  kulor  komp'snded  ov  red 

and  yelo:  a  brjt  red  kulor:  klot  ordres  ov  skqrlet. 
Scarlet,  ."^kqr-let,  a.  ov  de  kulor  ov  skqrlet;  red 

tinjd  wid  yelo.  [de  plant. 

Scarlet-bean,  Skc^r-lot-ben,  n.  a  red  ben,  and 
Scarlet-fevee,  Skqr-let-fe-ver,   n.  a   fever  or 

dizez  akum{>anid  wid  an  eflor^sens,  or  red  fluj: 

skqriatena.  [teleskop  kqrp. 

.<carlet-fish,  Skqr-let-fiJ,  n.  a.  ^jnez  fij;  de 
Scarlet-oak,  Sk(\r-let-ok,  n.  a.  spejez  ov  ok;  de 

jleks. 
Scarp,  Skqrp,  n.  de  interior  slop  ov  a  diq;  de 

slop  on  dat  sjd  ov  a  diq  hwiq  iz  nekst  tu  a  fer- 

tifid  plas,  and  luks  toard  de  feldz. 
Scarry,  Sk^r-i,  a.  bavin  skqrz;  kuverd  wid  skqrz. 
ScARus,  Ska-rus,  n.,  jd.  Ska-rj;   {Ich)  a  jenus 

ov  fijez:  a  se-fij:  de  skqr. 
ScATE,  Skat,  n.  a  fiJ  ov  de  spejez  ov  ternbak; — a 

Jtt)  wid  an  jurn  for  slidig. 
.SCATH,  Skat,  ('.  t.  tu  nqrm;  tu  wast;  tu  damaj; 

tu  injqr;  tu  destr^. 
ScATH.  Skat,*  n.  damaj;  misqif;  depopyqlajoo. 
ScATiiFLL,  Skat-ful,  a.  misqivus;  destriiktiv. 
Scathless,  Skat-les,  a.  wid'st  hqrm  or  damaj. 
Scatter,  Skat-er,   r.  t.    tu   tro  Icosli   ab-st;   tu 

spri})kl;  tu  disipat;  tu  dispers;  tu  spred  tinli. 
Scatter,  Skat-er,  v.  i.   tu  be  disipated;  tu  be 

disiKT-t.  [heded. 

Scatter-brained,  Skat-er-brand,  a.  gidi:  Ijt- 
Scatter-bbaixs,   SkAt-er-branz,J   n.    a.  gidi  or 

disipated  person. 
Scatteredly,  Skat-erd-li,  ad.  dispersedli. 
Scatterer,  Skat-er-er,  n.  wun  hm  skaterz. 
Scattering,  Skat-er-ig,  n.  a  dispeniig:  dat  hwiq 

iz  skaterd.  [not  yqnjted. 

Scattering.  Sk.it-er-ig,  a.  separated;  disjK'rst; 
Scatteeingly,  Skat-er-ig-li, ad.la>sli;disi)ersedli. 
Scattkrlino,  Skat-er-lig,  n.  a  vagabond;  a  won- 

deror.  [ten. 

Scatueient,  Ska-tq-ri-ent,*  a.  sprigig.az  a  f5n- 
Scaturioinous,    Ska-tq-rij-i-nus,*    a.    ful   ov 

fi5nt(iiz. 
ScAUPDUCK,  Skop-duk,  n.  a  spejez  ov  duk. 
ScAVAGE,    .Skav-aj,*   n.   an   imjiost  on   m^r^nt 

strHUJen,  levid  bj  a  maor  er  Jerif. 
ScAVE.VGER,  Skav-en-jer,  n.  orijinali,  a  peti  maj- 

istrat,  booz  ofis  it  woz  tu  se  dat  de  strets  w?r 

klen:— UTS,  a  laborer  empl(^d  in  klenig  dem. 


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ScENARY,  Ss-na-ri,*  7i.     Se  {Scenei-y.) 

Scene,  Seh,  w.  <1e  staj  ov  a  teater;  dramatik  rep- 
rszentajon;  ds  imajinari  plas  in  hwiq  de  akjon 
ov  a  pla  iz  supozd  tu  pas; — a  divigon  ov  a 
drama  er  pla,  a  subdivigon  ov  an  akt,  er  so  mug 
ov  an  akt  ov  a  pla  az  iz  transakted  wid-st  eni 
supozd  qanj  ov  plas,  or  konsekwent  elterajon  ov 
de  panted  sen; — de  haijirjz  ov  a  tsater,  adapted 
tu  ds  pla;  a  Iqrj  panted  \\\\ — ds  jeneral  aperans 
ov  eni  akJon;  de  hal  koutekstyn,r  ov  objekts;  a 
displa;  a  serisz;  a  regyn,lar  dispozijon;  eni  serirz 
ov  akjonz  er  objekts. 

Scenery,  Ssn-er-i,  n.  &z  aperans  ov  a  plas  er  ov 
objekts;  a  landskap;  a  reprezentajon;  de  panted 
reprezentajon  ov  a  spot  hw^r  an  akjon  iz  per- 
ffirmd,  az  upon  de  staj. 

Scenic,  Sen-ik,  a.  relatiij  tu.  senz  er  teatrikal 
reprezentajonz;  dramatik;  teatrikal. 

ScENiCAL,  Sen-i-kal,*  a.  senik.  [nografi. 

ScENOGRAPHio,  Sen-o-graf-ik,  a.  relatii)  tu  se- 

ScENOGRAPHiCAL,  Sen-cD-graf-i-kal,  a.  relatii) 
tu  senografi;  perspektiv;  dren  in  perspektiv. 

ScENOGRAPHiCALLY,  Sen-o-graf-i-kal-i,  ad.  in 
er  bj  perspektiv. 

ScENOGRAFHY,  Se-nog-ra-fi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  perspek- 
tiv; de  reprezentajon  ov  solidz  in  perspektiv. 

Scent,  Sent,  »t.  p-ser  ovsmelii);  de  objektovsmel; 
CDdor,  gud  er  bad;  smel;  perf  ri,m;  f ragrans;—  qas 
folod  bj  de  smel.  [tu  perf^m. 

Scent,  Sent,  v.  t.  tu  smel;  tu  persev  bj  de  ncDz; 

Scented,  Sent-ed,  p.  a.  perfqmd;  imbi],d  wid  er 
havii)  sent. 

SCENTFUL,  Sent-ful,  a.  odorus;  kwik  ov  smel. 

Scentless,  Sent-les,  a.  inodorus;  havii)  no  smel. 

Sceptic,  Skep-tik,  n.  an  adherent  tu  de  skepti- 
kal  filosofi;  a  Pironist:  a  dister;  wun  hco  disbc- 
levz  de  trottdz  ov  revelajon;  an  infidel. 

Sceptical,  Skep-ti-kal,  a.  d'Stii);  not  belevii); 
disbelevii).  [maner;  d'stiijli. 

Sceptically,  Skep-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in   a    skeptikal 

ScEPTiCALNESS,  Skep-ti-kal-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 
ov  beii]  skeptikal. 

Scepticism,  Skep-ti-siz-m,  ».an  anjent  sistem  ov 
filoiofi,  fTsnded  bj  (Pyrrho,)  hwiq  introdi^st  yi\- 
niversal  dut,  er  suspenjon  ov  asent,  wid  respekt 
tu  el  gnsndz  ov  nolej; — tendensi  er  dispozijon 
tu  dist;  yi^niversal  dist;  d^st  ov  de  tri.T)dz  ov  rev- 
elajon; infideliti. 

Scepticize,  Skep-ti-sjz,  «.  i.  tu  dist  ov  everi  ti^). 

Sceptre,  Sep-tcr,  71.  de  ensjn  ov  refalti;  de  staf 
born  in  de  hand  bj  kiijz  er  soverenz  az  an  ensjn 
ov  etoriti. 

Sceptre,  Sep-ter,  v.  t.  tu  invest  wid  a  septer. 

Sceptred,  Sep-terd,  a.  b^ri})  a  septer. 

Sceptreless,  Sep-ter-les,  .•;.  havig  no  septer. 

SCHAALSTEIN,  Xql-stjn,  n.  {Min.)  tabl  spqr,  a 
mineral  hwiq  okiirz  in  laminated  masez  er  kon- 
krejonz. 

SCHAH,  Hq,  »i.  de  soveren  ov  Perja.  [IcDs  Jet. 

ScHEDiASM,  Ske-di-az-m,  n:  kiirsori  rjtiij  on  a 

Schedule,  8ked-yii,l,  n.  a  smol  skrol;  a  detaqt 
or  separat  inventori;  a  list;  a  katalog;  a  rjtii) 
adijonal  er  apendant;  a  litl  inventori. 

Schedule,  Sked-yi],l,,  v.  t.  tu  plas  in  a  list  er 
katalog. 

Scheelite,  Sel-jt,  n.  {Ifin.)  a  tuijstat  ov  Ijm. 

ScHEELiuM,  Se-li-um,  n.  {A/in.}  anuder  nam  for 
tugsten.  [talin. 

SCHEERERiTE,  Eer-or-jt,  n.  {Min.)  rezinus   naf- 

ScBEiK,  Xsk,  n.     Se  {Sheik.) 

Schematism,  Ske-ma-tiz-m,  w.  kombinajon  ov  de 

aspekts  ov  hevnli  bodiz; — de  partikyqlar former 

dispozijon  ov  a  tii).  [er. 

SCHEMATIST,  Ske-ma-tist,  n.  a  proj^ktor;  a  skem- 

Schematize.  Ske-ma-tjz,  i-.  i.  tu  farm  skemz  er 

skemalizmz. 


Scheme,  Skem,  n.  a  kombinajon  ov  varius  tijz 
inta  wun  v\\,  dezjn,  er  purpus;  a  plan;  a  repre- 
zentajon ov  eni  jeometrikaler  astronomikal  fig- 
yqr;  a  djagram;  a  sistem;  a  projekt;  a  kontrjv- 
ans;  a  dezjn;  an  astrolojikal,  lineal,  er  matemat- 
ikal  djagram.  [plan. 

Scheme,  Skem,  v.  t.  tu  kontrjv;  tu  projekt;  tu 
Scheme,  Skem,  v.  i.   tu   kontrjv;    tu    form    er 
dezjn.  [skemist. 

Schemer,  Skem-er,  n.  a.  projektor;  a  kontrjver;  a 
Schemist,  Skem-ist,*  n.  a  projektor;  a  skemer. 
Scherbet,  Xer-bet,  n.     Se  {Sherbet.) 
Schererite,  Her-er-jt,  n.    {Min.)    an   inflamabl 
hwjtij  substans,  i'snd   in   asikyi],lar   kristalz,  in 
bedz     ov   lignjt;    rezinus    naftalin; — ritn    elso 
{scheererite.) 
Scherif,  Eer-if,  n.  a  tjtl  givn,  in  de  Sst,  tu  doz 
hcD  qr  desended  from  Mahomet  trj)  hiz  sun-in-lo 
and   deter,  Alj  and   Fatema; — kold  elso  {emir 
and  seid.) 
Scheroma,  Ske-ro-ma,  n.  {Med.)  a.  drjnes  ov  de  j. 
Scherzando,  Sker-zan-do,  a.  [It.'\  {31'us.)  notii) 

a  sportiv  stjl. 
ScHESis,  Ske-sis,  n.  {Med.)  habit  er  konstitqjon 
ov  de  bodi; — habitq,d;  stat. — {Rhet.)  an  qrgq,- 
ment  agenst  an  adversari,  from  de  stat  ov  mjnd 
impi^tcd  tu  him. 
Schetic,  Sket-ik,  a.  konstittiJonal;  habitynal. 
ScHiEFEE-sPAR,  Eef-er-spqr,  n.  {Min.)  slat-spqr; 

a  foliated  kqrbonat  ov  Ijm. 
SCHILLER-SPAR,  Eil-er-spqr,  n.  {Min.)   a   silijus 
mineral  hwiq  okiirz  kristaljzd,  in  oblek  rombik 
prizmz. 
ScHiRRHUs,  Skir-us,  7t.  an  indi^rajon  ov  a  gland. 
Schism,  Siz-m,  w.  a  separajon  from  de  trcD  qurq;a 
divigon  er  separajon,  partikyqlarli  amiii)  doz  hco 
profes  de  sam  relijon;  a  divigon;  a  separajon. 
Schisma,  Skis-ma,  n.  {Mus.)  an  interval  ekwal 

tu  hqf  a  koraa. 
Schismatic,  Siz-ma-tik,  or  Siz-mat-ik,   n.   wun 
hcD  praktisez,  promots,  or  adherz  tu  sizm:  a  sep- 
aratist, [matikal;  disenjus. 
Schismatic,  Siz-mat-ik,  a.  praktisir)   sizm;    siz- 
Schismatical,  Siz-mat-i-kal,    a.    impljii)    sizm: 

inklmd  tu,  er  promotii),  sizm;  praktisig  sizm. 

ScHiSMATiCALLY,  Siz-mat-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a   siz- 

matikal  maner.  [ov  beig  sizmatikal. 

ScHiSMATiCALNESS,  Siz-mat-i-kal-nes,  n.  de  stat 

ScHiSMATiZE,  Siz-ma-tjz,  v.  i.  tu   praktis  sizm. 

ScHiSMLESS,  Siz-m-les,*  a.  wid-st  sizm. 

Schist,  Eist,  n.  a  slat  rok  er  ston.    d  wurd  orij- 

inali  Grek,  but   adopted    intu   IggliJ   from   de 

Jerman.  [havig  a  slati  tekstyi^r. 

Schistose,  Eis-tos,  a.  relatig  tu,6rkontanig,  Jist; 

Schistous,  Eis-tus,  a.  relatig  tu  Jist;  Jistos. 

Scholar,  Skol-ar,  n.  wun  ha  lernz;  a  pi^pil; — a 

profijent  in  lernig,  partikyi|,larli  klasikal  lernig: 

Q  man  ov  leterz;  a  literari  man;  a  man  ov  buks. 

ScHOLAELiKE,  Skol-Qr-ljk,  a.  bekiimig  a  skolar: 

Ijk  a  skolar.  [skolar. 

Scholarly,  Skol-ar-li,  ad.  in   de   maner  ov    a 

Scholarship,  Skol-ar-Jip,    n.    lernig;    literatn,r; 

nolej;  literari  edyqkajon; — aneksibijon  er  man- 

tenans  fer  a  skolar. 

Scholastic,  Sko-las-tik,  a.  pertanig  tu  a  skiol 

er  skdjlz,  partikyi],larli  tu  de  skcolz,  lernig,  te- 

oloji,  and  filosofi  ov  de  midl  ajez; — pedantik; 

nedlesli  sutl.    Skoldstik  filosofi,  de  metod  ov 

filosof  jzig  hwiq  woz  praktist  bj  de  skolmen,  er 

in  de  skcolz  and  yqniversitiz  ov  de  midl,  er  dqrk 

ajez.     Skcjlastik  ffo7<J;^',  akerdig  tu  Ilalam,  woz 

an  endevor  tu  aranj  de  ortodoks  sistem   ov  de 

qurq,  suq  az  etoriti  had  mad  it,  akordig   tu  de 

ra)lz  and  mctodz  ov  de  Aristotelian  djalektiks, 

and  sumtjmz  upon  premisez  supljd  bj  metafizi- 

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Scholastic,  Sko-las-tik,  «.  an  adherent  tu  sko- 

lastik  lilosiafi  er  te61(aji;  a  skailman. 
ScHOLASTiCAL,  Sko-las-ti-kal,  a.  riliitio   tia   de 

akinl/.,  skulaiiti-fizin,  or  sktala.stiks;  skolastik. 
ScHOLASTiCALLY,  Sku-las-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  sko- 

l:i,-itik  inaiier. 
Scholasticism,  Sku)-la3-ti-siz-in,  n.  de  skolastik 

I'ilosufi  or  mwJ  ov  filosofjziy. 
Scholiast,  Sku-li-iust,  n.  a  nnm  givn  tu  de  old 

grainarianz,  or  kritiks,  hot)  yn,zd   tia  rit  nots  or 

anotafcmz  on  de  uiqrjinz  ov  de  manynskripts  ov 

de  anjcnt  khisikal  otorz;  a  riter  ov  uksplaiiaturi 

not').  [liast. 

ScuoLiASTiO,  Sko-li-as-tik,  a.  pertanio  tua  sku- 
SCHOLION,  Sk(5-li-on,  »».  \_Gr.]  de  sain  az  *7tw- 

lium. 
Scholium,    SkcS-li-um,    n.    [£.]    pi.    Sk<i-li-a, 

{£n<j.}  Sku-li-utnz;  an  anotajon;  an  eksplana- 

tori  not  or  obzervajon. 
ScHOLY,  Sko-li,*  r.  i.  tu  rjt  ckspozijonz. 
School,  Skool,  n.  a  plas  for  elementari  instruk- 

Jon;  a  plas  ov  disiplin  and  instrukjon;  a  semi- 

nari;  a  plas  ov  literari  edyi^kajon:  an  akademi; 

a  yuniv^rsiti;  a  stal  ov  iu.slrukjon; — de  doktrin, 

sistem,  or  praktis  ov  eni   wun  set  ov  leqerz; — a 

partikyn,lar  klas  devoted  tu  eni  sistem  or  qrt; 

az,  de  Fren(j  Khml  ov  pantij);— a   s6minnri   tor 

tcoloji  dn,riy  de  midl  njez. 
School,  Skiol,  v.  t.  tu  instrdkt;  tu  tran;  tu  teq 

wid  si]_perioriti;  tu  tutor. 
School,  Skml,  a.  relatiy  tu  a  skiol  er  tu  edytj,- 

kajon:   skolastik. 
School-book,  SkAl-buk,  n.  a  buk  yixzd  in  ska>lz. 
School  boy,  Skitl-bar,  u.  a  ber  dat  atendz  skiDl. 
School-brkd,  Skif)l-bred,  a.  6dyn,katcd  inaskiol. 
ScuooL-DAMK,  SkJjl-daui,  It.  a  skAlmistres. 
School- DAY,  Skcfal-da,  /*.  tim  in  hwiq  yuot  qr  sent 

tu  skinl. 
ScHOOL-uiviNE,  Skdbl-di-vjn,  n.  wun  rerst  in  or 

suparti{)  skolastik  teoloji;  a  skiolman. 
ScHOOL-DiviNiTY,  Skiol-di-vin-i-ti,  n.    skolastik 

tcoloji. 
ScHOOL-FKLLOW,  .'^kiU-fel-o,  n.  wun  bred  at  de 

sfim  skiDl:  (1  felo-stiidont.  [skitjl. 

Schoolgirl,  Sktfjl-gerl,   «.    a   gerl    dat   atendz 
ScHooL-HOLSE,  Skdil-h'ss,  Ji.  o   hus  in   hwiq   a 

skiDl  iz  kept. 
Schooling,  Skiil-iy,  n.  instrukjon:  lernij)  atskd)!; 

ck-ij^ns  for  instrukjon;— a  lektyqr;  u  reprimand. 
SciiooLMAiD,  Skiijl-niad,  u.  a  gerl  at  skcol. 
Schoolman,  Skifil-man,  n.,  pi.  SkAl-men;  a  sko- 
lastik; wun  v^r.^t  in,  or  a  rjter  ov,  skolastik  di- 

viniti  or  filosofi.  [a  skdDl. 

Schoolmaster.  SkAI-nias-tcr,  n.  wun  ho)  teccz 
Schoolmistress,  SktGl-mis-tres,  n.  a  wuman  ho) 

tf  i;ez  a  skit)l.  [skirjl  iz  kept. 

School-room,  SkJil-rcom,  n.  a   rcDm   in   hwiq   a 
School-taught,  Skiil-tot,  a.  tot  at  or  in  skml. 
School-theolooy,  Skdbl-te-6l-o-ji,  /*.  skolastik 

diviiiiti. 
Schooner,  Sk.6n-cr,  h.  q  smol,  Jqrp-bilt  Tcsel, 

havij)  tii)  uiti-its,  wid  smol  top-mn.-ts  and  for-aud- 

utt  saU.     II  skiDner  kariz  a   for-top  and  a  top- 

galant  snl. 
Schorl,  >k>rl,  n.  iMin.)  a  britl  mineral,  yiisnuli 

okiirig  in  blak  prizmatik  kristalz. 
Scuorlite,  X-Irl-jt,  »i.  {Min.)   a    nam    sumtjmz 

givn  tu  toimz. 
ScHOKLOis,  >y>rl-us,  a.  rrlati^  tu  or kontanij)  Jorl. 
Schreioiit.  ."^krrt,  n.  a  fij. 
ScHRODE,  Skro*l,  H.  a  yuj)  or  smol   kodfij,  split 

and  sttlted  for  kukip;— ritn  olso  {scrxJe.} 
Sciagraph,  Sj-a-graf,  n.  de  sek/on  ov  a  bildig 

tu  Jo  its  insjd:  sjagrafi. 
Sciagraph ic,  Si-a-graf-ik,  |    a.  relatij)   tu 

SciAGKAPHiCAL,  Sj-a-graf-i-kal,  )*       sjagrafi. 


SciAOEAPHiCALLY,  Si-a-grif-i-kal-i,  ad.  akordig 
tu  sjagnifi. 

Sciagraphy,  Sj-ag-ra-fi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  skeqig; — 
de  qrt  or  akt  ov  kastio  and  delineatig  Jadoz; — 
de  qrt  ov  djalig. — {Ank.)  de  sckjon,  or  prof  el 
ov  a  sekjon,  ov  a  bildiy,  kut  in  its  lege  and 
brcdfi,  displnig  its  interior; — ritn  olso  (sciogra- 

M.'/-> 

."^CIamachy,  Sj-am-a-ki,  n.     Se  {Sdnmachy.) 

.SciATUERic,  .Sj-a-6^r-ik,  I    a.  belogig   tu  a 

Sciatherical,  S j-a-ter-i-kal,  j  sun-dial.  Se 
{S'iitfurk.') 

SciATHERiCALLY,  Sj-a-t^r-i-kal-i,  ad,  after  de 
inaner  ov  u  sun-djal. 

Sciatic,  Sj-at-ik,  a.  relati|)  tu  sjatika;  s[atikal. 

Sciatic,  Sj-;it-ik,        |  n.  {Jled.y  a  rcomatik  afck- 

SciATiCA,  Sj-at-i-ka,  1  Jon  ov  de  hip  jernt;  de 
hip  g'st. 

SciATiCAL,  Sj-at-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  sjatika; 
aflikiig  de   hip. 

Science,  Sj-ens,  n.  nolej;  nolej  metodikali  di- 
jested  and  arunjd;  a  branq  ov  nolej;  a  bodi  ov 
triBdz  or  prinsiplz; — wun  ov  de  sevn  liberal  qrts 
or  sjensez  ov  de  anjents,  namli,  gramar,  retorik, 
lojik,  aritmetik,  mi|,zik,  jeometri,  and  iistronouii. 
He  S/tni<tz  ma  be  divjded  intu  tre  grat  klascz: 
doz  dat  reliit  tu  number  and  kwontiti,  doz  dat 
relut  tu  mater,  and  doz  dat  relikt  tu  de  mjnd. 
cle  forst  qr  kold  matematiks;  de  sekond  natyqral 
filosofi;  and  dc  terd  intelektyqal  or  moral  filos- 
ofi. Jlrt  dependz  on  praktis  or  performans;  sient 
dependz  on  abstrakt  prinsiplz. 

.Scienter,  Sj-en-ter,*  ad.  [L.]  {Law)  noigli. 

Scientific,  Sj-en-tif-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  sjens;  kon- 
formd  tu  dc  roolz  ov  sjens;  verst  in  sjens;  pro- 
dqsig  sertenti;  lerned. 

Scientikical,  Sj-en-tif-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  sjens 
sjentifik.  [tifik  maner  ^ 

Scientifically,  Sj-en-tif-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  sjen- 

SciLiCET,  Sil-i-set,  ad.  [L.]  {Law)  trffili;  sertenli; 
dat  iz  tu  sa;  tu  wit. 

SciLLiTiNE,  Sil-i-tin,  n.  {C/iem.)  de  pekqlyar 
biter  [irinsipl  obtiind  from  de  skwil,orae  bulbus 
nt)t  ov  de  fila  maritima.  [(ter.) 

Scimitar,  Sim-i-tar,  n.     Se  {Scymetar  and  Cim- 

SciNCOiD,  Sin-kerd,  n.  a  Jort-futed  sorian  reptil. 

ScixcoiDiAN,  Sin-ko-id-i-an,  n.  {Zool.}  a  spejez 
ov  sorian;  sinkffd. 

SciXK,  Sii)k,*  JI.  an  abortiv  or  slugk  kqf. 

Scintillant,  Sin-ti-lant,  a.  spqrklig;  emitig 
spqrks.  [spqrka, 

i^CiNTiLLATE,  Sin-ti-lat,  r.  i.  tu  spqrkl;  tu  emit 

Scintillation,  Sin-ti-la-Jon,  ii.  de  akt  ov  sinti- 
latig:  s]»qrks  emited. 

Sciogkapuy,  ."-^j-og-ra-fi,  n.    Se  {Scia/jraphy.) 

Sciolism,  .*^)-o-liz-in,  n.sn^perfijal  nolej  or  lernig. 

.^ciOLLST,  Si-o-list.*  ;i.  wun  ov  sqperfijal  nolej. 

SciOLOUS,  Sj-o-lus,  «.  sq^pcrfijali  or  imperfektli 
noig. 

SciOMACHY,  Si-6m-a-ki,  n.  batl  wid  a  Jado. 
Ritn  olso  {Sciainachy.') 

SciOMANCY,  Sj-u-nian-si,  n.  divinajon  bj  Jadoz; 
df  qrt  ov  rnzig  or  k'llig  up  gosts. 

Scion,  Sj-on.  ii.  n  smol  twig.     Se  {Oion.) 

ScioPTic.  Sj-6p-tik,      {  a.  apljd  tu  a  bol,  yqzd 

ScioPTHic,  Sj-6p-trik,  i  in  de  kamera  obskqni, 
tor  givig  mojon  tu  a  lenz. 

SciOTUERic,  Sj-o-tcr-ik,  a.  de  f'luter-ik  tehskop 
iz  an  instnoment  for  adjiistig  de  tjm,  bj  meniov 
de  Jado. 

Scire  facias,  Sj-re  fa-Ji-as,  n.  [/..]  koz  it  tu 
be  non. — {Law}  a  jt^dijal  rit  f'sndcd  upon  sum 
rekord,  and  rekwjrig  dc  defendant  tu  jo  koz 
hwj  de  plnntif  Jud  not  hav  dc  adv.iutaj  ov  suq 
rekord;  or,  bwen  it  iz  ijqd  tu  repel  leterz-|katcntj 
hwj  de  rekord  Jud  not  be  aniild  and  vakated. 


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SciEEHOSiTY,  Skir-6s-i-ti,  n.  dg  statov  bsig  skir- 

us;  an  indq,raJon  ov  a  gland. 
Scirrhous,  Skir-us,  a.  havii)  a  gland  indt|,rated. 
SciRRHUS,    Skir-us,    n.  pi.    [L.]    Skir-j,    {F'ig.} 
Skir-us-ez;  {3fed.}    an  indi^rajon  ov   a   gland, 
fermii)  an  indolent  tq,mor  not  redili  sdpuratii), 
and  at  ferst  unat6nded   bj  diskulorajon  ov  ds 
skin. 
ScisSEL,  Sis-el,  n.  de  klipiijz  ov  metalz  prisdi\,st 
in  manyn,faktyn,rig  dem: — slips  er  plats  ov  met- 
alz -St  ov  hwiq  serki^^lar  blanks  hav  bin  kut  far 
de  purpus  ov  kernaj. 
ScissiLE,  Sis-il,  a.  kapabl  ov  beig  kut  er  divjded 

smcbdli  bj  a  Jqrp  ej. 
Scission,  Sig-on,  n.  dt  akt  ov  kutig. 
Scissors,  Siz-orz,  n.  pi.  a  kutig  instrfloment,  fermd 
Ijk  Jerz,  wid  ta  bladz  mcovabl  on  a  pivot;  smel 
jErz; — sumtjmz  ritn  {cisors,  cisars,   cizars,  and 
scksars.) 
ScissuEE,  Si3-iq,r,  n.  a  krak;  a  rent;  a  f  iji^r. 
SciTE,  Sjt,  n.     Ss  {Site.) 
SciUEiNE,  Sj-yti-rin,  n.  {Zool.)  a  rodent  ov  de 

skwerel  trjb;  a  skwerel. 
ScLAVOxiAN,  Skla-v6-ni-an,  n.  a  nativ  er  inhab- 
itant ov  Sklavonia; — ritn  elso  (Slavonian.) 
ScLAVOxiAN,  Skla-va-ni-an,  j     a.       relatig    ta 
Sclavonic,  Skla-v6n-ik,         i  Sklavonia,    er   de 

{Sclaii}  pspl  ov  Sklavonia. 
Sclerotic,  Skk-rot-ik,  a.    hqrd; — an   epitet  ov 

wun  ov  de  kots  ov  de  j. 
ScLEkoTic,  Skle-rot-ik,  n.  {Med.}  medisin  hwiq 

hqrdnz  and  konsolidats. 
Sclerotica,  Skk-rot-i-ka,  n.  {Anat.}  wuii  ov  de 

membranz  ov  ds  j. 
ScoAT,  Skot,  V.  t.  tia  stop  a  hwel.     Se  {Scotch.} 
Scobs,  Skobz,  n.  siij.  and  pi.  raspigz  ov  jvori  er 

uder  hqrd  substansez;  dros  ov  metalz;  potajez. 
Scoff,  Skof,  v.  i.  tu.  tret  wid  mokeri,  ridiki^l,  er 

kontemt;  tia  mok;  tu.  jer. 
Scoff,  Skof,  v.  t.  tia  jer;  tu  tret  wid  skofs. 
Scoff,  Skof,  n.  ridikq,!;  mokeri;  jer;  eksprejon  ov 
skern.  [skerner. 

Scoffer,  Skof-er,  n.  wun  hcD  skofs;  ridikqler;  sesi 
Scoffing,  Skof-ig,  pp.  a.  jerig;  inklind  tu  skof. 
Scoffing,  Skof-ig,  «.  de  akt  ov  revjlig;  jerig. 
ScoFFiNGLT,  Skof-ig-li,  ad.  in  kontemt:  in  ridi- 

kiil. 
Scold,  Skold,  v.  i.  ta  ral  wid  rtbd  klamor;  tin 
spek  tu  aniider  in  reprocjf  lal  laggwaj;  tia  kworel 
klamorusli  and  roodli. 
Scold,  Skold,  v.  t.  tu  qjd;  tu  rat.  [man. 

Scold,  Skold,  n.  a.  klamorus,  rood,  f'sl-m'sdd  wu- 
ScOLDEE,  Skold-er,  n.  wun  hco  skoldz  or  ralz. 
Scolding,  Skold-ig,  n.  kiamorus,  riDd  laggwaj. 
Scolding,  Sk61d-ig,/j/i.  a.  yi\,zig  I'sd  and  reproq- 
ful  laggwaj.  [lik  a  skold. 

ScoLDiXGLY,  Skiald-ig-li,   ad.    wid    rend  klamor, 
ScoLECiTE,  Skol-e-sjt,  n.  a  kristaljzd  mineral;  de 
nedlston.  [Se  {Scallop.} 

Scollop,  Skol-op,  n.  a.  Jel-fiJ; — elso  i-itn  {scallop.} 
Scollop,  Skol-op,  v.  t.    Se  {Scallop.} 
Scolopendra,  Skol-Q-pen-dra,  n.  avenomus  ser- 
pent; nil  erwig. 
ScoMUEE,  Sk6m-bcr,  n.  a  se-fij:  de  makerel. 
Scomueroid,  Skom-be-rerd,  n.  a  fij  ov  de  makerel 
ScoMM,  Skom,*  n.  a.  bufifan;  a  mok;  a  jer.       [trjb. 
Sconce,  Skons,  n.  de  hed; — de  bed  er  pqrt  ov  a 
kandlstik  in  iiwiq  de  kandl  iz  inserted; — a  pensil 
kandlstik,  jenerali  wid  a  lukig-glas  tu  reflekt 
de  lit; — a  mulkt,  er  l'yi\.—  {Fort.}  a  smal  fort  far 
de  defens  ov  a  pas,  a  river,  &s. 
Sconce,  Skons,t  v.  t.  tu  mulkt:  tu  fjn. 
Scoop,  Skcop,  n.  a  kjud  ov  Iqrj  ladl;  a  vesel  wid 
a  log  handl,  yqzd  tu  lad  water; — an  instruoment 
fer    makig    holoz; — a    surjikal  instrcQment; — a 
swep;  a  strok. 


Scoop,  SkAp,  v.  t.  tu  lad  -st;  tu  emti  bj  ladig;  tu 

mak  holo:  tu  remrfjv,  so  az  tia  lev  a  holo. 
ScooPER,  Skifip-er,  n.  wun  boo  sk(Dps;  a  weter-f-sl. 
Scoop-wheel,  Skiop-hwel,  n.  a  Iqrj  hwel  havig 

skiDps  fasud  in  its  periferi,er  havig  bukets  arsnd 

de  serkumferens. 
Scope,  Skop,  ?z.  de  limit  ov  intelektyij^al  vq^:  am; 

intenjon;  drift;  tig  amd  at;  tendensi;  f  jnal  end; 

rcDm:  spas; — liberti;  lisens;  ekses;  sali. 
ScopiFOEM,  Skop-i-ferm,  a.  havig  de  ferm  ov  a 
Scoppet,  Skop-et,  v.  t.  tu  lad  'st.  [broom. 

ScoRBUTE.  Sker-bqt,  n.  de  skurvi. 
Scorbutic,  Skor-bq-tik,  )  a.  relatig  tu  de 

ScoRBUTiCAL,  Skor-bq,-ti-kal,  I      skurvi;  dizezd 

wid  skurvi.  [de  skurvi. 

ScoRBUTiCALLT,  Skor-bi\,-ti-kal-i,  ad.  wid  er  in 
ScoECE,  Skers,  n.  eksqanj.     Se  {Scorse.} 
Scorch,  Skerq,  v.  t.  tu  burn  sqperfijali;  tu  bum. 
ScoECH,  Skorq,  i'.  i.  tu  be  burnt  si|perfijali;  tu 

be  dijd  up. 
Scorching,  Skerq-ig,  pp.  a.  bumig  sqperfijali. 
Score,  Skor,  n.  a.  noq,  log  insijon,  er  mqrk,  yqzd 

tu  denot  a  number;    an  ak'snt  kept  bj  noqez, 

Ijnz,  er  mqrks;  a  mqrk;  a  Ijn;  ak-jnt; — rezn;  sak; 

motiv; — de  number  twenti. — {Mas.}  de  orijinal 

drqf  t  ov  de  hoi  kompozijon,  in  hwiq  de  several 

pqrts  qr  mqrkt. 
Score,  Skor,  r.  t.  tu  mqrk  az  bj  insijon,  er  wid 

paralel  gra)vz;  tu  mqrk;  tu  kut;  tu  set  d'sn  az 

a  det;  tu  impqt;  tu  qqrj. 
Scorer,  Skor-er,  n.  wun  hot)  skorz; — an  instrCD- 

ment  fer  mqrkig  timber. 
Scoria,  SkcS-ri-a,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Sko-ri-e;  ajez,  dros, 

er  slag,  from  a  smeltig  furnas;   dros;   rejekted 

mater;  volkanik  sinderz.  [dros. 

Scoriaceous,  Sko-ri-a-Jus,  a.  relatig  tu  er  Ijk 
ScoRiFicATiON,   Sko-ri-fi-ka-Jon,   n,    de  akt  ov 

skorifjig;  qanj  tu  skoria. 
ScoEiFOEM,  Sko-ri-form,  a.  rezemblig  skorie. 
Scorify,  Sk6-ri-f  j,  v.  t.   tu  redq,s  tu  skoria  er 

dros. 
ScoEious,  Sko-ri-us,*  a.  drosi;  rekrementijus. 
ScoEN,  Skorn,  r.  t.  tu  hold  in  ekstrem  kontemt; 

tu  disdan;  tu  despiz;  tu  slit;  tu  kontem. 
ScoEN,  Skorn,  r.  i.  tu  Jo  kontemt;  tu  disdan. 
ScoEN,  Skorn,  n.  ekstrem  kontemt;  akt  ov  kon- 
temt; objekt  ov  kontemt;  disdan.  [skofer. 
ScoENER,  Skorn-er,  /*.  wun  hit)  skernz;  a  despjzer; 
Scornful,  Skorn-ful,   a.    fild  wid   skern;    Joig 

kontemt;  kontemtyi],us;  disdanful. 
Scornfully,  Skern-ful-i,  ad.    wid  skern;  kon- 

temcyqusli.  [beig  skernful. 

ScoRNFULNESS,  Skern-ful-nes,  7i.   de  kwoliti  ov 
Scorning,  Skern-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  kontemt  er  dis- 
dan. 
Scorpion,  Skor-pi-on,  n.  an  insekt,  er  smel  reptU, 

rezemblig  a  krab,  havig  in  its  tal  a   venomus 

stig: — a  skurj  ov  krotjel  efekt; — a  se-fiJ; — de  atfi 

sjn  in  de  zodiak. 
Scorpion-grass,  Skor-pi-on-gras,  n.  a  jenus  ov 

plants,  sum  ov  dem  anyqal,  and  sum  perenial. 
Scorpion-senna,  Skor-pi-on-sen-a,  n.  a  perenial 

plant;  de  erviiin. 
Scorpion's-tail,  Sk(5r-pi-onz-tal,  )   n.    namz  ot 
ScoRPiON-woRT,  Sker-pi-on-wurt,  \  plantsererbz. 
Scortatory,  Skdr-ta-to-ri,  a.  relatig  tu  prosti- 

tqjon  er  Iqdnes. 
Scorzoneea,  Skor-zo-ne-ra,  n.  {But.}  a.  jenus  ov 

plants;  vjperz-gras. 
Scot,  Skot,  n.  sam  az  {escot,  or  sJiat;}  d.  pament; 

taks;  reknig. — It  iz  an  old  ward  hwiq  iz  yi^zd 

in  sum  farmz,  az  shit-fre; — a  nativ  ov  Skotland; 

a  Skoqman. 
Scotale,  Skot-al,  n.  {Law}  an  ofens  ov  hwic  a 

publik  ofiscr  woz  gilti  hot)  kept  an  alhus  in  hiz 

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Scotch,  Skoq,  v,  t.  tu  kut  wid  Jalo  insijonz;— ta 
8to|i  u  liwel  b(  putig  sunitig,  az  a  sUjd,  under 
it:  -  tu  jiuk,  az  hemp. 

Scotch,  Sk<«j,  ».  a  "lit  kut:  a  Jalu  insijon. 

Scotch,  Skcxj,  a.  relatij)  tu  Skutland,  its  inbabi- 
tant.",  or  lufljfwaj:  ."^kotij. 

SCOTCH-COLLOI'S,   SkofJ-kol-oM,        [    n./)/.  Tel  kut 

S00TCHED-COLLOP8,  8ko^t-kol-op8,)       intu  amol 

]X-fVt. 

ScoTCH-FiE,  Skoq-fer,  n.  a  spe/ez  ov  f§r  er  pjn; 

-  iiiur  iiroporli  Sk<x;-/'iri.. 
ScoTCH-Hori'EBS,  Sk6<j-h6p-erz,  u.  pi.   a  pla  in 

hwiij  litfz  hop  uver  Ijiiz  or  skoqez  in  At  grxiid. 
ScoTCH-ttOSE,  Skoq-ruz,  n.  Q  spt/ez  ov  veri  terni 

ruK. 
ScoTCH-THiSTLE,  Skoy-tis-l,  n.  a  spejez  ov  tisl; 

— dc  cuiblum  in  de  qrmz  ov  At  Skocj  najon. 
ScoTEK,  Sk6-ter,  n.  {Ornith.)  a  spejez  ov  blak 

duk  «r  djver.  [unhdrt. 

Scot  KREE,  Skot-fre,  a.  wid^t  pamcnt;  untakst; 
8coTiA,    Skii-Ji-a,    n.    {Arch.)    a   seiniserkn^lar 

kiiviti,  or  (jiinc'l,  brtwen  de  turj,  in  de  basez  ov 

koluinz;  a  Imlu  UKjldio. 
ScoTiST,  Sku-tiHt,  ".  Q  skinlman  or  skalastik  b* 

I'olud  Ihtiiz  Hkotus,  in  ojxjzijon  tu  Tomas  Ak- 

inujj. 
ScoTODiMiA,  Skot-o-din-i-a,  h.   {Jfed.}    gidines, 

wid  ini|HTfekt  vijon. 
ScoTOORAPH,  Sk6t-o-graf,  n.  an  instriDinent  wid 

bwiij  a  ]H;rson  ha>  iz  blind  er  hat  iz  in  de  dqrk 

uia  rjt.  [ov  sjt. 

ScoToiiY,  Skut-a-mi,  n.  a  dizines  kozig  dimncs 
Sct)Ts.  Skots,  a.  SkotiJ;  Skoq. 
ScoTTERiNO.  Skot-er-ifl,  11.  a  bffij  sport  in  Hi-rt- 

U'r.ijiT,  l;)gtund,  or  burnig  a  bundl  ov  pez  stn* 

at  de  end  ov  hqrvest.  [or  fraz. 

Scotticism.  Skot-i-^iz  no,  «.a  SkotiJ  idiom,  wurd, 
Scottish.  Skot-iJ,  a.  relatig  tu  Skotlaud,  its  in- 
habitants, or  lapgwaj;  Skoq. 
Scoi'LEBiTE,  SkTsI-er-jt,  ri.  {J/ia.}  a  mineral  aljd 

til  Tiimsonit.  [vilcn:  a  nav. 

ScoLXOREL,  J^kiin-drel, ».  a  men  raskal;  a  l<j,  peti 
ScotSDRKL.  Sk-jn-drel,  a.  bas;  disgrasful:  vjl. 
ScoLNURELiSM,   Sk*n-drel-iz-m,J  n.  basncs;   ras- 

k:iliti. 
ScOLB,  Skijr,  r.  t.  tu  rub  hqrd  wid  sand  or  eni 

tiy  ruf,  in  order  tu  kicn  At  surfas:  tu  parj  vju- 

Ifiitli:  tu  kleuz;  tia   reuuftv  bi  sk^rijj:  tu  kler 

nwii;  •  tu  pus  swiftli  uver. 
ScOL'R,  Sk'sr,  r.  i.  tu  jK-rform  de  ofis  ov  klenig: 

tu  kirn;  tu  be  purjd  or  laks; — tu  ranj;  tu  run: 

tu  skamii«r.  [purjer. 

ScDiRKR,  Sk-«ir-er,  n.  wun  b(D  skiirz;  a  klener;  a 
ScoiROE,  Skurj,  /(.  Q  hwip:  a  laj:  an  InstrJimont 

ov  di-iplin:  u  punijuient:  a  vindiktiv  at'likjon: — 

wun  ilut  uflikts,  hanisez,  or  destrtVz. 
.Scoi'RGE,  Skurj,  r.t.  tu  luj  wid  a  hwip;  tu  bwip 

sf  verli:  tu  punij;  tu  Qa't{i:  tu  (jasn. 
Scoi'ROER,  Skiirj-cr,  n.  wan  ha>  skurjez;  a  ^as- 

tjXlT. 

ScoLBGiso,  Skrtrj-in,  n.  punijmcnt  bj  de  skurj. 
ScoL'RiNU,  Skir-iu,  n.  a  klenzig;  a  lotsnes;  afluks: 

'    a  riinig. 
ScoLT,  Sk'jt,  n.  wun  boD  iz  sent  privili  tu  obzOrv 

de  Stat  or  majoni  ov  an  ^nemi;  a  spj. 
Scout,  Skut,  c.  1.  tu  go  st  in  erder  ta  obc^rv 

de  iuoJ"nt  ov  an  dnemi  prjvatli;— Jtu  sner. 
.'^COl'T,  Sk'Kt,  r.  t.    tu    tnivfl    over  in  ."vrcjio  or 

pun<ilio;— Jtu  rejekt  wid  kont^mt;  tu  hoit'st  or 

awii;  tu  ridikqi. 
Scow,"Sk'5,  n.  a  flat-botomd  bot.     Se  {Skvw.) 
Scowl,  Sk«l,  r.  1.  tu  frsn;  tu  p'st;  tu  luk  mgn, 

ii\r  or  sulen. 
Scowl,  Ski?!,  r.  t.  tu  drjv  sktilipli. 
Scowl,  Sk-sl,  ».  a  luk  ov  solennes  er  displeji^r;  a 

fntn. 


ScoWLiNOLY,  Sk'nl-ifl-li,  aJ.   wid  a  frunio  and 

gulen  luk. 
Scrabble,  ,Skrab-l,  r.  1.  tu  mak  unmenig  er  (dl 

mqrk.-!;   tu   ."kribl;  tu  akrol;— tu    strjv    tu  ka^ 

wid   de  handz:  tu  HkrambI:  tu  slrugl;  tu   kle; 

tu  krol  or  i»),  az  on  de  flur  or  gfund.     [I'ruvin- 

JaJ  in  I()glund,  and  kolokwiiil  in  Ameriku.] 
Scrabble,  Skrab-I,  n.  de  akt  ov  ikrablig;  a  akribl; 

a  skrambl. 
Scrag,  Skrag,  n.  eni  tig  tin  or  len  or  ruf. 
Scragged,  Skr:ig-e<l,  u.  ruf;  unevn:  ruged:  okragi. 
.Sceagoed.ness,  Skrag-ed-nes,  »i.  de  »mt  ov  beig 

sk  raged. 
ScEAGGiLY,  Skrag-i-li,  ad.  megerii;  lenli;  rufli. 
ScEAGGiXESs,   Skrag-i-nes,   n.    de   stat  ov   bcifl 

skriigi:  rufnes. 
.Scraggy,  Skrag-i,  a.  len;  tin;  ruf;  ruged:  unevn. 
Scramble,  ."^kram-bl,  '•.  i.  tu  kii<j  at  eni  tig  eger- 

ii  wid  de  handz;  tu  ka<;  wid   hast  preventiv  oT 

aniidcr;  tu  tstrugl;    tu  kl^m  b{  de  help  ov  de 

handz. 
Scramble,  Skram-bl,  n.  eger  kontest  wid  uderz 

for  sumtig:  de  akt  ov  wun  hut)  skramblz. 
Scrambler,  Skram-bler,  h.  wun  \\ii>  skrumUz. 
ScRANCU,  Skrqnt;,t   i'.   t.  tu  kruj  betwen  de  tet 

wid  ntTz;  tu  krqntj;  tu  skruncj. 
ScRAXKY,  Skr;igk-i,  a.  lagk. 
ScRAXNEL,  Skran-ei,*  a.  sljt;  piDr:  wurtles. 
Scrap,  Skrap,  h.   a   litl   pes;  a  fragment:  kmm; 

smol  {K|riiki,  azov  met;  a  ^li]). az  ov  i)a|>er,  prop- 

erli  {M'rii;} — pi.  de  huski,  skini  rezidyqum  ov 

molted  fat. 
.'*>CRAP-BOOK,  Skrap-buk,  n.  a  buk  kompuzd  ov 

skrai^s  er  smol  pescz  kut  TSt  ov  nqz]>iiperz,  is. 
Scrape,  Skrap,  r.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  de  surias  bj  At 

Ijt  akjon  ov  a  Jqrp  instrument;  tu  rub  de  surfas 

from  bj  an  ej;  tu  klen  bj  rubig;  tu  eras:  tu  akt 

on  a  surfas  wid  a  gratlg  nerz;  tu  gader  bj  penq- 

rius  or  trjflig  dilijens. 
Scrape,  .Skrap,  t.  i.  tu  mak  a  bqrj  nerz;  tu  pla; 

il  on  Q  fidl;  tu  dro  de  fut  on  At  gr'snd  or  flor; 

tu  mnk  an  okward  b'<s. 
Scrape,  ."^krap.J  n.  difikulti:  a  bad  sityqajon  er 

trubl  kozd   bj  il-kondukt; — de  s«nd  ov  de  fut 

dron  over  de  flor;  u  bis. 
Scraper,  Skrap-cr,  11.  wun  bd)  skraps;  an  instno- 

ment  for  skrapig; — a  mizer;  a  skrap-peni; — a  \}[ 

fidler.  [skrapa. 

.•^CUAPIAXA,  Skrap-i-a-na,    ;i.  pi.    a   kolekjon  ov 
.•^t  raping.  Skrap-i||,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  dat  skrape; 

de  purjiin  ov  mater  skra|it  nf. 
.Scratch,  Skra^,  r.  t.  tu  t^r  er  ibqrk  wid  sumtig 

J(ir|>  or  jKrnted,  az  de  nuiz;  tu  wtnnd  sljtli;  tu 

hurl  sljtli  wid  eni  tig  ptrnted  or  ken; — tu  rub 
]  wid  de  nalz;  -  tu  rjt  or  dro  okwurdli. 
I  .^cratch,  .'^kratj,  ».  an  insi^un  raged  and  Jalo: 
!  lasemjun  b|  sknu-ig,az  wid  de  nalz:  a  sljt  wdind. 
,  ScRATCHKK,  ."^kraij-er,  m.  wun  haj  skra<jez. 
1  ."^CRATCHES.  Skraij-ez,  n.  pi.  kraKt  ulsen  in  a 
i      liorM'Z  fut.  [^kra^ig. 

'  .'^CRATCHIXGLY,  Skrd(j-ig-li,  ad.  wid  de  akJon  ov 
;  Scrawl,  Skrol,  r.  t.  [kortipted  from  (■kralJ.]  tu 
;  dro  or  mqrk  iregyqlarli  or  klumzili;  tu  skrabi; 
1      tu  skribl. 

'  ."^crawl,  Skrol,  r.  «.  tu  rjt  badli;  tu  skribl. 
.'"'CRAWL,  Skrol,  n.  unskilful  and  inelegant  rjtig; 

skribl.  [rjtcr. 

.'^CRAWLER,  Skrol-er,  n.   a  klumii  and  inelegant 
ScRAT,  ."^krn,  n.  a  berd  kold  tif-»u-i'lu. 
.Screak,  .^krrk,^    r.  t.    tu  mak  a  Jril  or  I«d  ntfi; 

tu  Jrrk:  tu  krek. 
Screak,  ."^krek,*  n.  a  Jrtk;  a  krek. 
Scream.  .Skrem,  r.  i.  tu  krj  -st  Jrilli.  ai  in  teror 

er  agoni:  tu  krj  Jrilli:  tu  Jrrk:  tu  .-kreq. 
Scream,  Skrem,  u.  a  Jril,  kwik,  l«d  krj  ov  tcror 

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Screamer,  SkiEin-er,  n.  wun  hiD  skrEmz;— a  sort 

ov  berd. 
Screech,  Skreq,  -v.  i.   tia  krj  -st,  az  in  teror  er 

aijgvvij:  tu  skrEin;  tu.  krj  az  an  Tsl  er  a  nit--sl. 
Screech,  Skrsq,  n.  a.  krj  ov  horor  and  aggwij;  a 

skrEffl.  '  [njt. 

ScREECHOWL,  Skreq-^sl,  n.  an  -si  dat  hdits  in  Az 
Scbeep,  Skred,  n.  {Arch.)  a  wiadn  rO)!  fer  runig 

moldiijz;~de  ekstrgm  gjd  on  de  mqrjin  ov  welz 

and  ssliijz  for  flcatiij  tu,  bj  ds  ad  ov  de  roilz. 
Screen,  Skren,  ji.  sumtiij  tu  intersept  er  konsel; 

sumtiij  tia  ekskhxd  Ijt,  hst,  er  kold:  a  sljt  par- 

tijon:— a  kors  siv;  a  ridl  tu  sift  sand. 
Screen,  Skrsn,  v.  t.  tu  prcjtekt  from  het,  Ijt,  er 

kold;  tu  kuver;  tu  Jeld;  tu  Jelter;  tu  konsel;  tu 

hjd; — tu  sift;  tia  ridl. 
Screw,  Skrco,  n.  a   silinder  ov   wud   er  metal 

groovd   spjrali; — wun   ov    de   mekanikal    piserz, 

yi^zd  in  presiij.     Hwen  de  spjral  tred  iz  on  de 

■stsjd  ov  de  silinder,  it  iz  kold  a  mal  skrao;  hwen 

knt  alolj  At  iner  surfas  ov  a  holo  silinder,  a  fe- 

mal  skrco; — a  nal  grwvd,  hwiq   enterz  on  beir) 

turnd. 
Screw,  Skroo,  v.  t.  tu  turn  er  moov  bj  a  skroo;  tu 

fasn  wid  a  skroD: — tu  deform  bj  konterjonz;  tu 

fors;  tu  brii)  bj  vjolens;  tu  skwez;  tu  pres;  tu 

opres  bj  eksterjon. 
Screwer,  Skra)-er,  n.  he  er  dat  bwiq  skrffiz. 
Screw-jack,  Skr(f)-jak,  n.  a  portabl  majen  fer 

razii)  grat  wats  bj  de  ajensi  ov  a  skrcD. 
Screw-press,  Skrcb-pres,  n.  a  maJen  fer  komi|- 

nikatii]  preji|r  bj  menz  ov  a  skro)  or  skrcDz. 
Screw  SHELL,  Skkft-Jel,  n.  ret-Jel;  a  se-Jel. 
Scribble,  Skrib-I,  v.  t.  tu  rjt  wid'st  kq,r  er  ele- 

gansi  tu  fil  wid  qrtles  er  wurtles  rjtiij:  tu  skrel. 
Scribble,  Skrib-1,  v.  i.  tu  rjt  wid^st  ki^r  er  bq^ti. 
Scribble,  Skrib-1,  Ji.  wurtles  rjtiij;  a  skrel. 
Scribbler,  Skrib-ler,  n.  wun  hoo  skriblz:  a  peti 

etor. 
Scribe,  Skrjb,  n.  a  rjter;  a  klerk;  a  publik  nota- 

ri; — a  kopiist,  and,  at  de  sam  tjm,  an  interpreter, 

teener,  er  doktor  ov  le,  amuij  de  Jqz. 
ScsiBE,  Skrjb,  V.  t.  {Car.}  tia  mqrk  and  adjust 

wid  kumpasez;  tu  fit  de  ej  ov  a  bord,  er  wun 

pes  ov  timber  er  wud,  tu  aniider. 
Scribing,  Skrjb-ii),  n.  de  akt  ov  fitii)  de  ej  ov 

wuu  bord  tu  de  surfas  ov  aniider. 
ScRiMER,  Skrj-mer,*   71.    a   gladiator;  a   fensii)- 

master. 
Scrimp,  Skrimp,  a.  Jnrt;  skanti.  [Xert  ov  Igg.] 
Scrimp,  Skrimp,  v.  t.  tu  spiir;  tu  be  nigardli  ov; 

tu  mak  skant.  [Nert  ov  Igg.]  [ans. 

ScEiMPNESS,  Skrimp-nes,  n.  skantines;  smel  ali;- 
ScEiNE,  Skrjn,"  n.  a  Jrjn;  a  qest:  a  kofer. 
Scrip,  Skrip,  n.  a  smel  bag;  a  saqel; — a  skedyql;  a 

smel  rjtiij;  skript;— a  sertifikat  ov  stok  subskrjbd, 

er  ov  Jj^rz  in  a  baijk,  or  uder  stoks.  [a  skrip. 
ScRiPPAGE,  Skrip-aj,*  n.  dat  hwiq  iz  kontand  in 
Script,  Skript,  n.  an  imitajon  ov  rjtig  er  manyq- 

skript  in  print;  *a  smel  rjtii);  skrip. — {Law}  an 

orijinal  instnijment. 
ScRiPTORY,  Skrip-to-ri,  a.  ritn;  not  orali  deliverd. 
Scriptural,  Skript-yq-ral,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  in 

akonlans  wid,  Skriptjqr;  biblikal. 
ScRiPTUEALiST,    Skript-yq-ral-ist,    n.    sam    az 

{Scrij  turiet.} 
ScRiPTURALNESS,  Sknpt-yq,-ral-nes,  n.  de  kwol- 

iti  ov  beiij  skriptyqral. 
Scripture,  Skript-yqr,  n.  rjtig; — distigktivli,  de 

Holi  Skriptyqrz:  de  rjtigz  ov  de  Old  and  Nq 

Testaments:  de  Bjbl. 
Scripture,  Skript-yqr,  a.  relatig  tu  de  Bjbl  er 

de  Skriptyqrz;  skriptytxral.  \^(rist.) 

ScRiPTURiAN,  Skrip-tq-ri-an,  n.  sam  az  {ScHpt- 
ScRiPTUEisT,  Skript-yi|-rist,  n.    wun  hoo  adherz 

tu,  or  iz  verst  in,  de  Skriptyqr. 


Scrivener,  Skriv-en-er,  n.  fermerli,  wun  boo  drcD 
kontrakts  er  eni  rjtigz; — mor  resentli,  wun  hcDz 
biznes  it  woz  tu  plas  muni  at  interest;  a  kjnd 
ov  muni-broker.  [litl  pits  er  holoz. 

ScROBicuLATE,  Skro-bik-yi^-lat,  a.  {Bot.)  havig 

Scrofula,  Skr6f-yq-la,  n.  {Med.)  a  dizez  kar- 
akterjzd  bj  a  kronik  swelirj  ov  de  absorbent 
glandz,  or  bj  indqrated  glandi^lar  tqmorz,  espej- 
ali  ab'st  de  nek-strooma; — vulgarli  keld  de  kirjz 
ctL  [takig  ov,  de  skr6fyn,la. 

Scrofulous,  Skr6f-yq-lus,  a.  dizezd  wid,  er  par- 

Scrofulousness,  Skrof-yti-lus-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 
beig  skr6fyt],lus. 

Scroll,  Skrol,  n.  a  rjtig  rold  er  rapt  up;  a  rol 
ov  pqrqment. — {Arch.)  a  konsolidated  or  twist- 
ed ornament. 

Scrolled,  Skrold,  a.  inklozd  in  a  skrol  er  rol. 

Scrotal,  Skro-tal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  skrotum. 

ScROTiFORM,  Skro-ti-ferm,  a.  {Bot.)  fermd  Ijk  a 
duhl  bag. 

ScROTOCELE,  Skrot-o-sel,  n.  {3Ied.)  a  hernia 
desendig  intu  de  skrotum. 

Scrotum,  Skro-tum,  n.  [-£.]  {Anat.)  de  bag 
kontanig  de  testiklz. 

ScROYLE,  Skrefl,*  n.  a  raskal;  a  req. 

Scrub,  Skrub,  r.  t.  tu  rub  hqrd  wid  sumtig  kors 
and  ruf;  tu  skiir.  [trius  and  friijgal. 

Scrub,  Skrub,  r.  i.  tu  wurk  hqrd;  tu  be  indus- 

SCRUB,  Skrub,  n.  a.  stunted  er  worn--st  bioom; 
sumtig  smol  and  men; — wun  hcD  wurks  hqrd 
and  livz  froigali  er  menli;  a  nigardli  person. 

Scrubbed,  Skrub-ed,t  a.  men;  vjl;  wurtles;  skrubi. 

Scrubby,  Sknib-i,t  a.,  men;  vjl;  Ijk  a  skrub. 

Scruff,  Skruf,  n.  de  hjnder  pqrt  ov  de  nek;  skuf. 
[Lokal,  Igg.] 

Scrunch,  Skrunq,  v.  t.  tu  krqnq.    Se  {Scrunch.) 

Scruple,  SkrA-pl,  n.  d^st;  difikulti  ov  determina- 
Jon;  perpleksiti;  eni  tig  smel; — a  smol  wat;  20 
granz;  de  teid  pqrt  ov  a  dram. — {Astron.)  a  dijit. 

Scruple,  SkrdD-pl,  v.  i.  tu  dist;  tu  hezitat. 

Scruple,  SkrcB-pl,  «.  t.  tu  d^st  or  hezitat  ab-st. 

Scrupler,  Skrd)-pler,  n.  wun  hot)  haz  skrcDplz;  a 
d-ster.  [skroiplz. 

Scrupulist,  Skrdtt-pq-list,*  n.   wun  h(t>  d-»ts  er 

ScRUPULizE,  Skrcft-pn-ljz,*  v.  t.  tu  perpleks  wid 
skrioplz. 

Scrupulosity,  Skra;-pn,-16s-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov 
beig  skriJupi^lus;  d'St;  konjienjusnes;  tendernes 
ov  konjens. 

Scrupulous,  Skroo-pn-lus,  a.  havig  skrooplz  er 
d'sts;  hqrd  tu  satisf j,  er  be  satisfjd,  in  determi- 
ne Jonz  ov  konjens;  konjienjus;  kapjus;  njs;  dijt- 
ful;  ki^rful;  vijilant;  kejus. 

Scrupulously,  Skr(Jb-pix-lus-li,  ad.  in  a  skrifipii- 
lus  maner;  kqrfuli;  njsli;  agkjusli. 

Scrupulousness,  Skrdj-pq,-lus-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 
beig  skrajpixlus.  [or  inkwjrd  intu. 

Scrutable,  SkrcD-ta-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  skrcotinjzd 

ScRUTATiON,  SkroQ-ta-Jon,*  n.  serq:  egzaminajon. 

Scrutator,  Skro-ta-tor,  n.  an  inkwjrer:  serqer; 
egzaminer.  [ov  vots. 

Scrutineer,  Skroo-ti-ner,  n.  a  serqer;  egzaminer 

Scrutinize,  Skrco-ti-njz,  r.  i.  tu  egzamin  klosli; 
tu  inkwjr  intu;  tu  investigat;  tu  prj  intu;  tu 
serq.  [kwjriz. 

SCRUTINOUS,  Skr(f)-ti-nu?,*  a.  kapjus;  ful  ov  in- 

SCRUTINOUSLY,  Skr(f)-ti-nus-li,  ad.  bj  yqzig  skroo- 
tini.  [egzaminajon. 

Scrutiny,  Skrob-ti-ni,  n.  kq,rf ul  inkwjri;  serq;  klos 

ScRUTOiRE,  Skrflo-twer,  n.  a  kas  ov  dreerz  fer  rjt- 
ig; an  eskritwer. 

Scud,  Skud,  v.  i.  tu  fie  er  run  wid  sped;  tu  run, 
er  tu  be  drivn  wid  presipitajon  bj  de  wind,  az 

Scud,  Skud,  v.  t.  tu  pas  over  kwikli.  [a  Jip. 

Scud,  Skud,  n.  a  tin  kliid  drivn  bj  de  wind. 

ScuDDLE,  Sktid-l,t  1'.  i.  tu  run;  tu  skud;  tu  skutl. 


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ScuPr,  Skuf,  n.  de  hinder  pqrt  ov  Ae  nek.  [Nert 

ov  Ing.] 
SCUFKLE.  Skuf-1,  n.  Q  konfi^zJ  kworel;  a  tiimdlt- 

yilUM  brtrl:  a  kontcst  wid  dt  handz. 
Sci.KKLK,  Skiif-1,  V.  i.  lu  striv  or  slrugl  rufli;  tu 

fjt  k.>iit'ii7.<dli. 
ScLKKLKB,  Skiif-ler,  n.  wun  hd)  skuflz;— an  im- 

plf  lueiii  lor  kutig  up  wedz  and  sterijj  At  Hurfns 

ov  At  gnsnd.  [Lukal,  Ijjg.] 

ScUG,  Skug,  r.  /.    tu  hjd;— n.  a  Jelterd  plus.— 
SCL  LK,  Skulk,  ('.  i.  tu  lurk  in  hidifl-plasez.     Se 

ScuLKER,  Skiilk-er,  n.  a  lurker.     Se  {Skulker.) 
Sci'LL,  Skul,  n.  n  Jort  or:  an  or  at  At  stern  ov  a 

bul: — L  '^  suiol  bot;  a  rocr  hv  a  kokbot; — a  Jol, 

az  ov  fij;]  — de  bon  ov  de  bed.     Se  {Skull.} 
Scull,  Skul,  v.  t.  tu  impel  a  bot  bj  an  or. 
Sci'LLOAP,  Skiil-kap,  n.  a  hedpes;— a  plant.    Se 

{SI.  iillcap.)  [  -a  kokbot. 

SCLLLER,   Skiil-er,  n.  wun  biD  skulz  Hr  roz  n  bot: 
Scullery,  Skul-er-i,  »i.    At  pins  hwi\r  ki'ilinnri 

yH,teii--ilz,  az  kellz  or  dijez,  qr  klend  and  kept. 
ScuLLlO.v,  Skiil-yon,  ii.  a   lo  doiuestik   servant; 

wun  b.t)  wdjoz  df  ketlzand  de  di/ez  in  de  ki(jen. 
Sculp,   Sknl|>,*    r.  t.   tu    kqrv:  tu   engri'iv;  tu 
ScuLPiN,  Skiil-pin,  n.  a  sui'il  se-fij.     [-kulptyi],r. 
ScLLPTiLE,  Skiilp-til,*  a.   mad  bj  kqrvij). 
Sculptor,  Skdlp-tor,  n.  a  kqrver;  an  qrtist  in 

skulpiyqr. 
Sculptress,  Skdlp-tres,    »i.    a  femal  qrtist    in 

skulptynr.  [yqr. 

Sculptural,  Skulpt-yq,-ral,  r.  relatifl  tu  skulpt- 
Sculpture,  Skuliit-yt^r,  n.  de  qrt  ov  kqrviij  in 

wud,  8ton,  or  uder  materialz,  or  ov  formi))  im- 

ajez  ov  vizibl  objekts  from  solid  subslansez; — At 

wurk  ov  a  sknlptor:  kqrvd  imajez  or  statyij^z: 

k(irvcl  wurk: — At  qrt  ov  engravig  on  kopcr. 
Sculpture,  Sktilpt-yqr,  v.  t,   tu  kqrv;  tu  kut: 

tu   engriiv.  [skulptyqr. 

Sculpturesque,  Skulpt-jru-r^sk,  a.  relatig   tu 
Scum,  Skum,  n.  dat  hwiq  rjzcz  tu  At  top  ov  eni 

likor;  dros;  refqs;  de  rekrement;  dat  pqrt  hwiq 

iz  tu  be  tron  awd. 
Scum,  Skum,  r.  i.  tu  kler  of  de  skum:  tu  skim. 
ScL'.vnER.  Skuni-ber.  n.  At  dup  ov  a  foks. 
ScuMiiKR,  Skiim-ber,  (^        .    ^      , 
ScuMMER.  Skum-er,   )     '    '  ^'       [skimer. 

StuM.MER,  Skiim-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  skumz;  a 
Scummy,  Skum-i,  a.  kuvcrd  wid  skum:  vjl. 
Scupper.  Skup-cr,  n.  {Naut.)  a  hoi  in  a  Jips  dek 

er  i^M,  tu  kari  of  de  ran  or  woter. 
Scupper,  Skiip-cr,  a.  apljd  tu  a  hoi  tu  kari  of 

woter:  olso,  tu  nalz  wid  bred  hedz,yi|_zd  on  Jip- 

burd. 
Scupper-hose,  Sktip-cr-hoz,  n.  {Xaut.y  a  leder 

pjp  or  Iqb  nald  rjsnd  de  skuperz  ov  de  loer  dek, 

tu  preveut  de  woter  frum  entcrij).  [hed. 

Scupper  NAIL.  Skiip-er-nal,  «.  a  nal  wid  a  brod 
SuURK.  ."^kurl,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  drj,  milyari  skab:  a 

8it1  or  stnn  adherent;  eni  tifl  stikij)  on  de  surfas. 
ScuRFi.NESS,  Skiirf-i-nes,  n.  de  statovbeioskurfi. 
Scurfy.  Skiirf-i,  a.  havijj  skurfs,  skabz,  or  skaiz. 
SCURRILE.  Skdr-il,  .-(.  lo;  men;  grosli  oprobrius; 

liplli  juku:;:  skanluii. 
Scurrility.  Skur-il-i-ti,  n.  At  kwolitj  ov  beij) 

skurilus:  vulgiir  or  abi^siv  lapgwaj:  grosncs  ov 

repruq;  men  btifitjni'ri. 
Scurrilous.  Skiir-il-us,  a.  groslj  oprobrius;  vul- 
gar: abqsiv:  yqiifl  vjl  laygwaj:  kor?;  vjl;  lo. 
ScuRRiLOUSLY,  Skur-il-us-li,  ad.   in  a  skurilus 

Mi.inr:  grusli.  [or  manerz:  skuriliti. 

SCUKRILOUSNE-SS,  Skdr-il-us-nes,  n.  gros  laggwaj 
SciKViLY,  Sktir-vi-li,J  ad.  vjlli:  basli;  korsli. 
ScuRvi.NESS,  Skiir-vi-nos,n.  de  statov  bcifl  skurvi. 
BOURVY,  Skur-vi,  a.  skabed:dizeid  wid  de  skur^-i; 

— {vjl;  bad;  sori;  wurtles;  koDt«mtibl;  of^asiv. 


Scurvy,  .Skdr-vi,  n.  a  dizez,  insident  tu  semen, 
&s.,  kozd  bj  a  mvst,  kold,  fisl  atmosfer,  and 
wont  uv  holsum  provijonz,  ov  ekBersjz,  and  ov 
klenlincs. 

ScuRVY-QRASS,  Skiir-vi-gras,  n.  a  jenus  or  plants; 
kokleari'i:  spajnwurt.  [cuues.} 

'ScusES,  'Skq-^^ez,*   n.  pi.  kontraktcd  from  {Ec- 

.ScuT,  .Skut,  /(.  de  tal  ov  a  Jort-tald  or  kurt^d 
animal,  az  At  h.-vr. 

.ScuTAOE,  Skq-taj,  >i.  {Ftudal  law}  a  tcnynr  b| 
njts  servis;  a  sort  ov  taks  or  kontribiiJon. 

Scutate,  .Ski'i-tat,  a.  {Zml.}  prutektcd  bj  skal> 
on  de  surfas. — {IJii.}  formd  Ijk  a  r'snd  bukler. 

Scutch,  Skucj,  r.  t.  tu  brak  and  separat  At  wudi 
(Kirt  ov  flaks:  tu  dres  flaks. 

Scutch EO.v,  Skd<;-on,  «.  {Her.}  a  Jeld;  de  ensjns 
qrinorial  ov  a  famili. 

Scutel,  Ski'i-tel,  n.  {Bot.}  sam  az  {ScuUllum.} 

ScUTELLATED,  Skq-tcl-al-cd,  a.  Ijk  a  jwin;  divjd- 
ed  intu  smil  siirfasez. 

ScuTELLUM,  Ski^-tel-um,  71.  [L.'\  {BU.}  At  friik- 
tifjip  spas  upon  de  talus  ov  a  liqen. 

ScuTiFORM,  .Skii,-ti-forni,  a.  Jnpt  Ijk  a  Jeld. 

ScuTiGER,  .Ski'i-ti-jer,  n.  {ZmA.}  a  spcjez  ov 
niiriapod.  [klas  ov  berdz. 

ScuTiPEi),  Skt'i-ti-pcd,  n.  {Ornith.}   wun   ov   a 

Scuttle,  Skiit-l,  n.  a  wjd,  Jalo  basket; — a  smol 
grnt;— a  metal  pan  or  pal  for  holdig  kolz; — a 
kwik  pas;  a  Jort  run;  a  pas  ov  afekted  presipita- 
Jon:  a  skudii). — {Xaut.}  an  opnig  in  Q  Jijis  sjd 
or  dek  tu  admit  lit  or  ^r,  or  for  komqnikajon. 

Scuttle,  ."^kiit-1,  c.  t.  tu  kut  holz  in  de  dek  ov 
a  Jip  tu  let  woter  d'Hn  intu  de  hold;  tu  kut 
holz  in  a  Jip  for  de  purpus  ov  siykig  her. 

Scuttle.  Skiit-1,  r.  i.  tu  run;  tu  skud:  tu  skudl. 

Scuttle-but,  Sktit-1-but,  ;j.  {^^'aut.}  a.  kask  ov 
woter  for  de  yqs  ov  a  Jip.  [dekapod. 

.Scyllarian,  Si-lu-ri-an,  ii.  {Gmch.}  a  spejez  ov 

ScYMii AR,  Sim-i-tor,  >i.  a  Jert  TurkiJ  sord,  wid 
a  konveks  blad; — ritn  elso  {sojinttar,  aimitar, 
and  ciirutar.}  [^'up  ov  de  narsisus. 

ScYPHUs,  Sj-fus,  n.  {Bot.)  a  kup-Japt  vesel;  de 

Scythe,  Sjd,  n.  an  instni.ment  for  moij  gras. 

Scythe,  Sjd,  c  t.  tu  kut  or  mo  wid  a  sjd. 

Scythed,  .Sjdd,  a.  qrmd  wid  u  sjd;  falkated. 

Scythemax,  Sjd-uian,  ii.  wun  ho)  yqzcz  a  sjd. 

Scythian,  Sit-i-an,  ».  an  inhabitant  ov  Sitia. 

Scythian,  Sit  i-an,  a.  relatiy  tu  .Sitia. 

Sea,  .Se,  «.  a  Iqrj  bodi  ov  solt  woter  komqnikatig 
wid  an  ojan:  At  ojan:  a  sijjgl  wav:  de  woter, 
oiHJzd  tu  de  land;— a  lak;  az,  "de  sf  ov  Galile;" 
— proverbial!,  eni  Iqrj  kwontiti:  eni  tip  ruf  and 
t«mf)estyqus;  az,  "a  *t  ov  trublz  er  pajon."  It 
iz  ofn  yq,zd  in  kom]KDziJon. 

Sea-adder.  Se-ad-er,  ft.  a  siflgrilar  kjnd  ov  fiJ. 

Sea-air.  St-tir,  n.  de  i\r  from  de  se. 

.^ea-anemone,  Se-a-nem-o-ne,  n.  {Bot.}  a  plant; 
u  hjli-organjzd  polip. 

.Sea-ape,  Se-aj),  n.  a  maren  animal. 

.Sea-bank,  Se-bayk,  n.  se-Jor;  a  fons  tu  kcp  de 
se  wid  in  b'xndz. 

Seabab,  Se-bqr,  n.  At  se-swolo. 

."^EABABROW,  .*ie-bar-o,  n.  At  se-pinkujon. 

Sea-bat,  .St'-bat,  /*.  a  sort  ov  fljiy  fiJ. 

."^EA-BATHED,  St-badd,  a.  badd  or  dipt  in  de  se. 

."^EABEACH,  Se-beq,  n.  a  bee  borderiijon  de  se. 

Sea-bear.  Se-b^r,  n.  {Zx'l.}  de  ursin  sel. 

Sea-beast,  Se-best,  n.  an  animal  ov  de  se;  a  88 
monster. 

Sea-beat,  Se-bet,  a.  dajt  bj  At  wavz;  sr-betn. 

.*^KA- beaten,  Se-bet-n,  a.  daJt  bj  At  wavz. 

Sea-bird,  Sc-b^rtl,  n.  a  herd  dat  frr kwents  At  se. 

Ska-blubber,  .St'-blub-er,  n.  a  maren  insekt. 

Seaboard.  Se-bord,  ad.  {J\i'aut.}  toardz  At  se. 

Seaboard,  Se-bord,  n.  de  sc-kost;  de  kuntrl 
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Seaboard,  Se-bMd,  a.  borderii)  on  ds  se. 
Sea-boat,  Sg-bcot,  /i.  (JVa'd.}  a  sf-vesel; — aplid 

tu  a  vesel  az  respekts  her  kwolitiz  in  bad  weder. 
Seabord,  Sg-bord,  a.  sam  az  {,StuIi<>ard.}       [se. 
Seabordering,  Se-ber-der-ii),  a.  berderi;)  on  de 
Sea-born,  Se-bern,  a.  prod4st  bj  ds  se;  bern  at  se. 
Sea-borne,  Se-bcDrn,  a.  wafted  upon  de  se. 
Sea-bound,  Se-b-snd,  a.  bisnd  bj  dE  se. 
Sea-bounded,  Ss-b'snd-ed,  a.  bunded  bj  de  se. 
Sea-boy,  Se-ber,  n.  a  bff  emplM  on  Jipbord. 
Sea- BREACH,  Se-breq,  n.  an  irupjon  ov  dE  se  bj 

brakii)  ds  bapks. 
Seabream,  Se-brem,  n.  a  fij;  de  redij  sparus. 
Sea-bred,  Se-bred,  a.  trand  upon  er  for  de  se. 
Sea-breeze,  Se-brez,  n.  a  wind  bloii)  from  dE  se. 
Sea-built,  Ss-bilt,  a.  bilt  for  de  se;  bilt  at  se. 
Sea-cabbage,  Se-kab-aj,  n.  se-kolwurt;  a  plant. 
Sea-calf,  Se-kqf,  n.  de  sel. 
Sea-cap,  Se-kap,  n.  a  kap  mad  tia  be  wcDrn  on 

Jipbord.  [vesel. 

Sea-captain,  Se-kap-ten,  n.  a  master  ov  a  se- 
Sea-card,  Se-kqrd,  n.  de  marinerz  kumpas  kqrd. 
Sea-carp,  Se-kqrp,  n.  a  spoted  fiJ  dat  livz  amdi) 

roks. 
Sea-change,  Se-qanj,  n.  qanj  afekted  bj  de  se. 
Sea-chart,  Se-qqrt,  n.  a  map  ov  ds  se,  its  kosts, 

jlandz,  &s. 
Sea-chickweed,  Se-qik-wed,  n.  {Sot.)   a.    per- 

enial  plant. 
Sea-circled,  Se-ser-kld,  a.  sur-snded  bj  de  se. 
Sea-coal,  Se-kol,  n.  mineral  kol,  so  keld  bekez 

bret  [tu  Lundon]  bj  se;  pit-kol. 
Seacoast,  Sfi-kost,  n.  ds  Jor;  de  ej  ov  de  se. 
Sea-cob,  Se-kob,  n.  a  berd,  keld  elso  ss-gul. 
Sea-compass,  Se-kum-pas,  n.  a  marinerz  kumpas. 
Sea-coot,  Se-kcot,  n.  a  se-fisl,  Ijk  de  mojr-hen. 
Sea-cormorant,  Se-kor-mo-rant,  n.  a  se-gul  er 

se-kro.  [animal. 

Sea-cow,  Se-k's,  n.  de  manate,  a    Iqrj    setajus 
Sea-crab,  Se-krab,  n.  a.  maritim  Jel-fiJ. 
Sea-crow,  Se-kro,  n.  de  se-gul. 
Sea-current,  Se-kur-ent,  n.  a  kurent  in  ds  se. 
Sea-deity,  Se-de-it-i,  71.  a  maren  god  er  deiti. 
Sea-devil,  Se-dev-l,  n.  a  Iqrj  kqrtilajinus  fiJ,  ov 

de  ra  trjb;  elso  de  ai)gler  er  frog-fij. 
Sea-dog,  Se-dog,  n.  de  seI; — dE  Jqrk. 
Sea-dottrel,  Se-dot-rel,  n.  a  maren  berd. 
Sea-dragon,  Se-drag-on,  n.  a  se-fij",  kold  elso  de 

viver;  a.  venomus  serpent. 
Sea-drake,  Se-drak,  n.  de  sam  az  se-k^rmorant. 
Sea-duck,  Se-duk,  n.  a  maren  duk. 
Sea-eel,  Se-eI,  ?t.  de  kogger. 
Seafarer,  Se-fq,r-er,  n.  a  traveler  bj  se;  a  mar- 
iner; a  salor. 
Seafaring,  Se-f^r-ii),  a.  relatir)  tu,  er  foloig,  dE 

Ijf  ov  a  seman;  traveliij  bj  se. 
Sea-fennel,  Se-fen-el,  n.  de  sam  az  sanijir. 
Sea-fight,  Se-fjt,  n.  a.  batl  ov  Jips;  a   batl   on 

de  SE. 
Sea-fish,  Ss-fiJ,  n.  a  fiJ  dat  livz  in  ds  se. 
Sea-fowl,  Se-f^l,  n.  a  ffsl  dat  livz  at  se. 
Sea-fox,  Se-foks,  «.  a  spejez  ov  fiJ. 
Sea-gage,  Se-gaj,  n.    ds  dept   ov  weter  dat  a 

vesel  droz. 
Sea-garland,  Se-gqr-laud,  n.  an  erb. 
Sea-girdle,  Se-ger-dl,  n.  de  se-muJrcDm. 
Sea-girt,  Se-gert,  a.  gerded  or  enserkld  bj  de  se. 
Sea-god,  Se-god,  n,  a  fabyq,lus  deiti  ov  dE  se. 
Sea-goddess,  Se-god-es,  n.  a  femal  deiti  ov  de 

ojan. 
Sea-gown,  Se-gTsn,  n.  d  marinerz  Jort-slevd  g-sn. 
Sea-grass,  Se-gras,  n.  gras  groiri  in  de  weter  on 

de  se-Jor.  [se;  sercEilean. 

Sea-green,  Se-gren,  a.  ov  ds  kulor  ov  de  distant 
Sea-green,    Se-gren,    «.    saksifraj;    a    plant. — 

{Naut.)  gr'snd  overfl(5d  bj  de  se  at  sprip  tjdz. 


Sea-gull,  Se-gul,  «.  a  berd  komon  on  de  se- 

kosts,  ov  a  Ijt-gra  kulor; — keld    de  ss-Tcro  and 

se-airmorant. 
Sea-hare,  SE-h%r,  n.  a  se-insekt; — de  apljja. 
Sea-heath,  Se-het,  n.  {Bot.}  a  perenial  plant. 
Sea-hedgehog,  Se-hej-hog,    n.    a  kjnd   ov   se 

Jel-fiJ. 
Sea-hen,    Se-hen,    n.    a    se-f'sl. 
Sea-hog,  Se-hog,  n.  de  perpffz. 
Sea-holly,  Se-hol-i,  n.  a  maritim,  perenial  plant. 
Sea-holm,  Se-hom,  n.  a  dezert  jlet,  er  smel  un- 

inhubited  jland: — de  se-holi,  a  kjnd  ov  se-wed. 
Sea  horse,  Ss-hers,  n.  a  fiJ  ov  siggqlar  ferm,  ov 

de  nedl-fij  kjnd; — de  wolrus;  de  mers;  de  hipo- 

potamus. 
Sea- KALE,  Se-kal,  n.  a  plant,  drest  and  etn  in  de 

maner  ov  asparagus;  se-kolwurt. 
Sea-King,  Se-Kiij,  n.  an  anjent  DaniJ  pirat. 
Seal,  SeI,  71.  a  stamp  engravd  on  ston,  metal,  er 

uder  hqrd  substans,  and  kapabl  ov  yeldii)  an  im- 

prejon,  az  on  waks;  dE  waks  imprest,  er  dE  im- 

prejon  mad  in  waks; — eni  akt  ov  konfermajon. 

— {Zoul.y  a  marEn  mamiferus  kwodrmped,  ov  de 

JEnus  /ojsids;   de   se-kqf,  er  foka,   an   animal 

hunted  fer  its  skin  and  erl.    Privi  sel,  de  privi 

signet  ov  de  kii)  ov  Iggland. 
Seal,  Sel,  v.  t.  tu  fasn  wid  a  sel;  tu  konferm  er 

atest  bj  a  sel;  tu  konferm;  to.  ratjf j;  tu  setl;  tia 

Jut;  tu   kloz;  tu  mak  fast;  tu  mqrk  wid  a 

stamp. 
Seal,  SeI,  v.  i.  tu  fiks  a  sel.  [semen. 

Sea- language,  Se-laij-gwaj,  n.   de  laggwaj  ov 
Sea-lemon,  Se-lem-on,  n.  a  lemon-kulord  maren 

animal. 
Sealer,  Ssl-er,  n.  wun  hco  selz. 
Sea-life,  Se-ljf,  n.  de  Ijf  ov  semen;  naval  Ijf. 
Sealing,  Sel-ii),  n.  de  akt  ov  sslii). 
Sealingwax,  Sel-iij-waks,    n.    hqrd   waks,  er  a 

kompozijon  ov  Jel  lak,  turpentjn,  &s.,  fer  sslig 

leterz,  pakets,  &s. 
Sea-lion,  Se-lj-on,  n.  de  sel. 
Sea-louse,  Se-liss,  n.  de  Moluka  krab. 
Seam,  Sem,  71.  a  sqtyqr;  a  juijktyiir;  dE  stitynr 

h\vi|r  de  t(i)  ejez  ov  klot   qr   sod    tugeder; — ds 

jui)ktyn,r  ov  plaijks  in  a  Jip; — a  sikatriks;  a  skqr; 

a  mejur;  a  vesel  in  hwiq  tiijz  qr  held;  at  bujelz 

ov  korn; — a  stm  ov  glas  iz  120    p-sndz; — talo; 

gres;  hogz  Iqrd. 
Seam,  Sem,  i'.  t.  tu  jern  tugeder  bj  sixtyqr  er 

uderwjz;  tu  mqrk;  tu  skqr  wid  a  \ot\  sikatriks. 
Seamaid,  Se-mad,  ji.  a  mermad;  a  weter-nimf. 
Sea-mall,  Se-mal,  71.  a  kjnd  ov  ss-gul. 
Seaman,  Se-man,  «.,  pi.  Se-men;  wun  hco  ledz 

a  sefiirii)  Ijf,  az  a  komon  salor  er  an  ofiser;  a 

salor;  a  navigator;  a  mariner. 
Seamanship,  Se-man-Jip,  ?i..  skil  ovagud  seman; 

naval  skil;  gud  manajment  ov  a  Jip. 
Sea-marge,  Ss-mqrj,*  71.  a  maren  klif;  de  berder 

er  Jor  ov  de  se. 
Sea-mark,  Se-mqrk,  n.  a.  pffnt  or  bekn  at  se  tta 

asist  marinerz  in  direktig  di^r  kors. 
Seam-blast,  Sem-blast,  71.  a  blast  mad  bj  filig 

wid  p-sder  de  semz  er  krevisez  mad  bj  a  previus 

dril-blast. 
Seamew,  Se-mi|,  n.  a  ss-f-sl,  a  nam  ov  de  gul. 
Sea-milkwort,  Se-milk-wurt,  ?i.  a   seltwurt,  er 

plant  groii)  in  solt  mqrjez. 
Seamless,  Sem-les,  a.  havii)  no  sem. 
Sea-monster,  Se-mon-ster,  «..  a  monster  er  stranj 

animal  ov  de  se.  [Ijk  a  Jrub. 

Sea-moss,  Se-mos,  n.  koral,  hwiq  groz  in  de  se 
Sea -mouse,  Se-m'ss,  n.  de   afrodjt,  a    smol  se- 

animal. 
Seam-rent,  Sem-rent,  n.  a  separajon  ov  a  si],t- 

yqr;  a  breq  ov  de  stiqez  in  a  sem.  [ngdl. 

Seamstee,  SIm-ster,  n.  wun  hib  soz  er  yqzez  a 


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SsAlUTftKSS,  S^m-stros,  or  Sdm-stres, ».  a  wuman 

ba>  buz;— ritn  e\*o  {ttem^UrMt)   und   sumtjmz 

{teiimtreM.) 
SlA-MUD,  SE-mud,  n.  a   riq   saljn  dep6zit  from 

solt  iiKir/ei  and  se-Jorz. 
Ska-mlle.  Sc-imil.  n.  u  ^ul. 
Skamv,  rit'm-i,  a.  havip  a  .stm;  jQifl  it  secq. 
8ka\,  Sen,  n.  a  net.     Se  {Seine.) 
Hea-navel,   Se-na-vl,    «.   a   smol  Jel-fiJ  rez6m- 

bli(j  a  navl.  [plant. 

Sea-navelwobt,    Se-na-vl-wurt,   ii.   an   frb  or 
Sea-.vkkdle,  SK-ne-dl,  n.  At  gqrfij. 
Ska-nettle,  St-net-l,  n.  a  inart'n,  animal  sub- 

stan.-',  rcitjmblifl  a  lumji  ov  ^eli. 
Skaxnachy,  Sen-a-ki,  «.     be  {Sinuachy.) 
Ska-NUUseu,  Si'-[iurst,  a.  nurst  at  at. 
SEA-.vyMi'ii,  SE-nimi',  ».  a  godes  ov  de  se. 
Sea-OMo.v,  SE-un-you,  n.  At  skwil. 
Sea-ooze,  Se-az,  n.  At  mud  in  At  se  or  on  de  Jor. 
Sea-orb,  St'-orb,  n.  a  fij  olmast  r'snd. 
Sea-ottee,  Se-ot-er,  n.  u  maren  animal. 
Sea-owl    Se-ul,  n.  At  lumt)-fij. 
Ska-pau,  SE-jiad,  ri.  de  stqr-fij. 
Sea-pantiiek,  Si'-pan-tor,  n.  a  fiJ  Ijk  a  lampri. 
Sea-pen,  Si'-pen,  n.  a  zuut'jt  animal. 
Sea-perch,  S£-perq,  »i.  a  maren  fiJ. 
Sea-pheasant,  Se-lV-z-ant,  n.  At  pin-tald  duk. 
Sea-pje,  Se-pi,  n.    an  akwutik   berd;    At  erstor- 

kaqcr.  [tig  at  se. 

Sea-piece,  S^-pes,  n,  a.  piktyqr  reprezentij  eni 
Sea-pike,  St'-iijk,  n.  a  muren  fiJ;  de  se-nedl. 
Sea-pinclshion.  Se-pin-kuJ-on,  n.  de  eg  ov  de 

skat  or  tornbak. 
Sea-pink,  SE-piflk,  u.  {But.}  a  perenial  plant. 
Ska-PLA.nt,  Se-plant,  n.  a  muren  plant. 
Sea-porclpine,  SE-por-kq-pin,  n.  a  kind  ov  fiJ. 
Sea-port,  .Se-ixjrt,  i>.  a  hqrijor  or  {Ksrt  for  Jips. 
Seapov,  SE-pflT,  n.    Se  {Sejx'ij-} 
Seaquake,  Si'-kwak,  n.  a  kunku/on  ov  de  ojan. 
Sear,  Set,  a.  drj;  widerd;  faded;  not  logger  gren, 

az  levz  lat  in  de  otum.  [tu  dr(. 

Sear,  Set,  v.  t.  tu    burn;  tu    koterjz;  tu  wider; 
Sea-raven,  Se-ra-vn,  n.  a  marEn  berd. 
Seabce,  Sfrs,    n.    a    siv;    a    bolter; — ritn    also 

{sarte.) 
Searcer,  Sers-er,  n.  wun  boo  sifts  er  bolts. 
Search,  Sercj,  v.  t.  tu  cgziimin;  tu  trj;  tu   eks- 

plijr;  tu  iuk  triii;  tu  inkwjr;  tu  sek  lor;  tu  in- 

vcstigat;  tu  sknDtiniz;  tu  prtjb,  az  a   k|r)irjon. 

Tui  tt'nj  st,  tu  fjnd  bj  sekiij.  [stk. 

Search,  Serq,  v.  i.  tu  mak  u  serq  or  inkwjri;  tu 
Search,  S^rcj,  n.  de  akt  ov  s^rqig:  a  k^^rful  lukiu 

tnti;  sknDtini;  investigajon;  reserq;  inkwjri;  cg- 

zaminajun;  kwcst. 
Searchable,  S^rq-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  ekspliJnl. 
Skarihkr,  Sorq-cr,  n.  wun  biD  serqez;  an  cgzam- 

iuer;  a  srkcr;  an  inkwjrer; — an  cgzaminer  ov  Jips, 

er  ov  klodz: — in  Lundon,  a  person  ai«jnted   tu 

egzamin  de  bodiz  ov  de  ded,  and  reptbrt  de  koz 

ov  dft:  a  koroncr. 
Skarchino,  Si-nj-ip,  />/».  a.  egzaminip  klosli;  eks?- 

plciri{|;    probig. 
SEAacHiso,  Si-rq-ig,  n.  cgzaminnjon;  iokwizijon. 
Seabchless,    S^Tq-lc8,    a.    in    from    serq;    in- 

skoDtibl. 
Search-warrant,    Syrq-wor-ant,    n.    {Law)    a 

worant  er  rit,  granted  b(  de  justis'ov  de  pes,  tu 

8^rq  a  hiss  or  uder  jilas   for  sloln  gudz,  or  tu 

8?rq  rr8|>oktin  sum  ofens.  [klot. 

Sear-cloth,  Ser-klnt,  r.  t.  tu    kuvcr  wid  scr- 
Sear-cloth,  Ser-klot,  n.  a  plaster;    klot    for   a 

plaster. 
Seared,  Sfnl,  ;>.  a.  kotcqzd:  hqrdnd;  kalu.i. 
Searedness,  Ser-ed-nes,  n.  At  8tat  ov  beig  scrd 

nr  kxter^zd;  koterizajon:  insonsibiliti. 
Sea-EEKO,  Se-red,  h.  a  maren  plant. 


8ea-ee8eubli.\o,  S^-re-zdm-blig,    s.    rez^mblig 

.'^EA-RiMK,  ."^e-risk,  n.  hazard  at  se.  [de  se. 

Sea-robber,  ."^e'-rob-er,  n.  a  pirat;  a  w-tef. 

.Sea-robin,  SE-rub-in,  n.  a  se-fij;  At  gurnard. 

.Sea-rocket,  .Si'-rok-ct,  n.  a  plant. 

Sea-room,  .Se-niim,  u.  upn  ct:  e\)aj\is  man. 

.Sea-rover,  St'-rov-er,  n.  wun  tub  rovi  over  de 
se;  a  pirat. 

Sea-rufk,  Se-ruf,  n.  a  k{nd  ov  se-fij. 

Sea-serpent,  Se-ser-pent,  n.  a  Iqrj  serpent  livip 
in  de  se;  de  wotcr  serpent; — a  fiJ  ov  de  el  trjb. 

.Sea-8ehvice,  SE-.«?r-vis,  n.  naval  s^rvis. 

Sea-shark,  .Se-Jqrk,  n.  a  ravonus  sc-fij. 

•Sea-shell,  .S^  Jel,  n.  a  maren  Jel;  a  Jel  fund  on 
de  se-Jur. 

.Sea-shore,  Se-Jor,  n.  At  Jor  or  kost  ov  de  se. 

.Sea-sick,  St'-sik,  a.  afektud  bi  se-siknes;  sik,  ai 
nti  viTiijcrz  on  de  se. 

.Ska-sickness,  .Ss-sik-ncs,  n.  a  siknes,  er  ne/ea 
and  reqig,  hwiq  atak  most  p^rsonz  on  ferst  goLg 
tu  se. 

.Seaside,  Se-sjd,  n.  de  Jorarej  ov  de  se. 

Sea-snail,  Se-sual,  n.  a  maren  insekt. 

Season,  Se-zu,  n.  wun  ov  de  furdivi^ouzor  pqrts 
ov  de  ycr,  nainli,  sprig,  suiner,  otum,  winter; — a 
tjm,  az  distiggwijt  from  udorz;  a  fit  er  sqtabl 
tjm;  oi)ortt),niti;  a  t^m  ov  sum  kontinyr^ans,  but 
not  vcri  log. 

Season,  Se-zn,  r.  t.  ta  advuns  tu  an  intended 
tjm:  tu  fit  for  y\\9  bj  tjm  or  habit;  tu  mati\r; 
tu  inqr;  tu  habityt^at; — tu  render  matqr  er  fit 
for  de  tast;  tu  giv  a  relij  tu:  tu  kwolifj  bj  ad- 
mikstyqr  ov  andder  ingredient;  tu  imbq;  tu 
tinj  or  tant. 

.Season,  Se-zn,  r.  i.  tu  bekdm  matq,r;  tu  gro  fit 
for  eni  purpus; — tu  betokn:  tu  savor. 

Seasonable,  Se-zn-a-bl,  a.  hajmig  er  dun  at  a 
proper  tjm:  proper  az  tu  tjm;  oportiin;  tjmli. 

Seasonableness,  Ss-zn-a-bl-nes,  n.  oporlqnnes. 

.Seasonably,  Se-zn-a-bli,  ad.  in  proper  tjm:  in 
sezn:  ojKjrtunli.  [yer. 

Seasonal,  .Se-zn-al,*  a.  relatig  tu  At  scznz  ov  de 

Seasoner,  .Se-zn-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  seznz. 

Seasoning,  Se-zn-ig,  n.  dat  hwiq  seznz:  a  sub- 
stans  dat  givz  a  relij; — tjm  ov  seznig;  proses  ov 
seznig  or  ini^rig.  [znabl. 

Seasonless,  .S^-zn-les,  a.  havig  no  seznz;  ansi- 

Sea-star,  .St-stqr,  ;».  a  ziJofjt;  a  fiJ. 

Seastare,  Se-stiir,  n.  u  berd. 

Sea-surgeon,  Se-sur-jon,  «.  a  naval  surjon. 

.Sea-surrounded,  Se-sur-'jnd-ed,  a.  onscrkld  bi 
de  se. 

.Sea-swallow,  Se-swol-o,  n.  a  mar£n  berd. 

.Seat,  Set,  n.  a  qr^r,  benq,  or  oni  tig  on  hwiq  wun 
ma  sit;  qfir  ov  stat;  trun;  post  ov  otoriti; — man- 
Jon;  rezidens;  dwelig:  ab(5d;  sitynajon;  sjt. 

Seat,  Set,  v.  t.  tu  jilas  on  a  set;  tu  kez  tu  sit 
disn;— tu  pins  in  a  post  ov  otoriti;  tu  fiks  in 
sum  bj  plas  er  stajon;  tu  sctl;  tu  fiks;  tu  plas 
fi;Tin.  [men. 

Sea-term,  Se-t«nn,  n.  a  wurd  ov  qrt  jt\iA  bj  se- 

.Sea  thiek,  Se-tcf,  n.  a  pjrat. 

Sea-toad,  Se-tod,  »i.  an  ugli  se-fiJ,  so  namd. 

.Sea-tors,  Se-turn,  a.  torn  bj  de  se. 

Ska-tortoisk,  .S^-ter-tiz,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  fiJ:  turtl. 

Sea-tost,  Se-tost,  a.  tost  bj  de  se.  [de  se. 

.Sea  TURN,  Se-turn,  n.  a  gal,  brez,  or  mist   frum 

.Sea-turtle,  S^-tur-tl,  n.  a  maren  turtl:— a  s|>c- 
Jrz  ov  bord.  [ov  de  nqrhwal. 

.Sea-unicohs,  Se'-yii-ni-kom,  n.  {Z"l.)   a    nam 

Sea-urchin,  Se-ur-qin,  n.  {Z>'>1.)  a  wotcr  ani- 
m:>l:  dr  ckjnus. 

Sea-view,  f^l-vq,  w.  a  prospckt  at  se. 

Sea  vovAOE,  .S^-vw-aj,  n.  n  jKisigorjumi  bJ  se. 

Sea-wall.  Se-wol,  n.  a  wel  or  fens  ng^nst  de  se. 

Sea-walled,  S^-wold,  a.  sur'sndcd  bi  de  se. 


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Seawakd,  Se-ward,  a.  direkted  toardz  de  se. 
Seaward,  Se-ward,  ad.  toardz  de  se. 
Sea-ware,  Sg-w^r,  n.  wedz  tron  up  bj  dg  se. 
Sea-wasp,  Ss-wesp,  n.  an  insekt. 
Sea-water,  Se-we-ter,  n.  de  selt  weter  ov  de  se. 
Sea-weed,  Se-wed,  n,  a  maren  gras  er  plant; 

de  alga. 
Sea-wing,  Se-wig,   n.   a  bjvalv   Jel. 
Sea-withwind,  Se-wid-wind,  n.  de  bjndwed. 
Sea- WOLF,   Se-wulf,  n.  a  spejez  ov  fij. 
Sea-woem,  Se-wurm,  n.  a  maren  insekt. 
Sea-wormwood,  Ss-wurm-wiad,    71.    a  sert  ov 

wurmwiad  dat  groz  in  de  se. 
Sea-worn,  Se-worn,  a.  worn  bj  de  wavz  ov  de  se. 
Sea-worthiness,  Se-wur-di-nes,  u.  de   stat  ov 

belt)  se-wurdi;  ititnes  for  sustanig  a  vffaj  at  se, 

az  a  Jip. 
Sea-woethy,  Se-wur-di,  a.  fit  tu.  go  ta  se;  be- 

ii)  in  a  stat  tu  mak  a  se-veraj  wid  probabl  saf  ti, 

az  a  Jip. 
Sebaceous,  Se-ba-Jus,  a.   relatig  tu   talo:  par- 

takiij  ov  talo;  mad  ov  talo. 
Sebacic,  Se-bas-ik,  a.  {C/um.}  obtand  from  fat 

er  talo:  az,  schistic  asid. 
Sebate,  Se-bat,   n.  a.  selt  komp6zd  ov  sebasik 

asid  and  a  bas. 
Secale,  Se-ka-le,  n.  \Li\  de  ergot  er  klavus  ovrj. 
Secant,  Se-kant,  n.  { Geom.}  de  strat  Ijn  dren 

from  de  senter  ov  a  serkl  tu  wun  ekstremiti  ov 

an  qrk,  and  prod^st  til  it  mets  de  tanjent  tu  de 

uder  ekstremiti. 
Secede,  Se-sed,  v.  i.  tu  widdro  from  yunyon  er 

felojip  in  sosjeti,  er  in  eni  mater  er  biznes;  tu 

retir;  tu  resed;  tu  retret;  tu  depqrt. 
Secedee,  Se-sed-er,  n.  wun  hco  sesedz: — wun  hro 

sesedz  from  de  Prezbiterian  qurq  ov  Skotland;  a 

disenter. 
Secern,  Se-sern,  v.  t.  tu  sekret;  tu  separat  from 

groser  mater. — {Med.}  tu  promot  sekrejon. 
Secernent,  Se-sern-ent,  «.   {Med.}   medisin   tu 

promot  sekrejon;  a  sekretiij  vesel  ov  de  bodi. 
Secerxment,    Se-sern-ment,    w.    separajon;    se- 
krejon. 
Secession,  Se-s6J-on,  n.   de  akt  ov  sesedii);  a 

widdreal; — personz  sesedii). 
Sechium,  Se-ki-um,  n.  an  eskxi^lent  vejetabl  from 

S-sfi  Amerika,  rezemblii)  in  Jap  a  Iqrj  bel-p^r. 
Seckel,  Sek-1,  7i.  a  smel,  deli  Jus  p^r; — keld  elso 

sikl. 
Seclude,  Se-kh\d,  v.  t.  tu  separat;  tu  kep  apqrt; 

tu  konf in  from;  tu  ekskl^d.  [maner. 

Secluded'ly,  Se-kh^d-ed-li,  ad.   in  a   seklv^ded 
Secluseness,  Se-kliJLS-nes,*  n.  sekliigon. 
Seclusion,  Se-khVjon,  n.  de   akt  ov  seklq,diij; 

de   stat  ov   beig   SEkln,ded;   prjvasi;  retjrment: 

separajon;  eksklq^on.  [separat. 

Seclusive,  Se-klii-siv,  a.   tendig   tu   sekl4d  er 
Second,  Sek-ond,  a.  nekst  in  erder  tu  de  ferst; 

erdinal  ov  Uh;  nekst  in  valyq,  er  digniti;  inferior; 

sekondari. 
Second,  Sek-ond,  n.    wun   hm  baks  er  suports 

aniider,  partikyi],larli  wun  hO)  atendz  in  a  di^el; 

a  suberdinat; — de  sikstiet  pqrt  ov  a  minit: — a 

mi]^zikal  interval. 
Second,  Sek-ond,  v.  t.  tu  folo  in  de  nekst  plas; 

tu  bak;  tu  suport  de  mcover  ov  a  kwestyon  er 

rezoh\Jon;  tu  sustan;  tu  forward;  tu  asist. 
Secondarily,  Sek-ond-a-ri-li,  ad.  in  de  sekond 

degre  er  erder;  not  primarili;  not  orijinali;  not 

in  de  ferst  intenjon. 
Secondariness,  Sek-ond-a-ri-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 

beig  sekondari. 
Secondary,  Sek-ond-a-ri,    a.    suksedig   tm    de 

ferst:  inferior  tu  de  ferst;  sekond:  not  prjmari: 

suberdinat;  not  ov  de  ferst  order  er  rat. — {Geol.} 

apljd  tu  a  seriez  or  stratif  jd  roks,  hwig  I4  abdv 


de  prjmari,  and  belo  de  terjiari.  (T  sehondari 
grat  serkl,  a  serkl  perpendikyi^lar  tu  a  prjmari 
grat  serkl.  d  sekondari  fever,  a  fever  dat  arjzez 
after  a  krjsis. 

Secondary,  Sek-ond-a-ri,  n.  a.  delegat;  a  dep- 
yq,ti;   a  suberdinat.  [kuzn. 

Second-cousin,  Sek-ond-kiiz-n,  n.  de  qjld  ov  a 

Seconder,  Sek-ond-er,  n.  wun  hO)  sekondz,  sup- 
orts, er  mantanz. 

Second-hand,  Sek-ond-hand,  a.  not  prjmari;  not 
orijinal;  not  ni^:  dat  haz  bin  yT|,zd  befor;  trans- 
mited;  not  imediat. 

Second-hand,  Sek-ond-hand,  n.  pozejon  after 
de  pozejon  ov  de  sam  tig  bj  anuder;  a  sekond 
pczejon.  At  sekond  hand,  bj  transmijon;  not 
prjmarili.  [erder. 

Secondly,  Sek-ond-li,  ad.  in  de  sekond  plas  er 

Second-rate,  Sek-ond-rat,  n.  de  sekond  erder 
in  digniti  er  valyi|. 

Second-rate,  Sek-ond-rat,  a.  ov  de  sekond  erder 
er  klas. 

Seconds,  Sek-ondz,  n.  pi.  a.  kors  kjnd  ov  fl'sr. 

Second-sight,  Sek-ond-sjt,  n.  de  p-ser  ov  intel- 
ektyi],al  vijon,  bj  hwiq  sum  personz  qr  sup6zd 
tu  SE  er  no  hwot  iz  tu  folo  tigz  n's  sen  er  non; 
— a  fakulti  dat  haz  bin  klamd  bj  sum  ov  de 
SkotiJ  jlanderz.  [ond-sjt. 

Second-sighted,  Sek-ond-sjt-ed,  a.   havig  sek- 

Secrecy,  Se-kres-i,  ?i.  de  stat  ov  beig  sekret; 
prjvasi:  sekh^jon;  konselment;  solitn,d;  rEt jrment; 
klos  sjlens. 

Secret,  Se-kret,  a.  kept  hidn;  not  reveld;  kon- 
seld;  retjrd;  prjvat;  unsen;  okult;  privi;  klandes- 
tin;  hidn:  latent. 

Secret,  Se-kret,  n.  sumtig  stiidiusli  hidn;  a  tig 
unnon;  sumtig  not  yet  diskdverd;  prjvasi;  se- 
kresi;  konselment; — pi.  prjvat  pqrts. 

Secret,  Se-kret,*  v.  t.  tu  kep  prjvat;  tu  sekret. 

Secretarial,  Sek-re-ta-ri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  a 
sekretari. 

Secretary,  Sek-re-ta-ri,  n.  wun  intrusted  wid 
de  miinajment  ov  ds  biznes  ova  sosjeti,  institt^- 
Jon,  er  kumpani;  wun  hcD  rjts  fer  aniider:  a  rjter; 
a  skrjb;  an  ofiser  emplffd  in  rjtig  leterz,  despaq- 
ez,  &s.,  under  dE  erderz  ov  hiz  si^pErior.  Sekre- 
tari ov  stat,  a  hj  egzekyn,tiv  ofiser,  hto  haz  de 
manajment  ov  Eder  ds  domestik  er  de  foren 
af4rz  ov  a  guvernment,  er  ov  bot  de  domestik 
and  foren  af;\rz; — de  later  iz  de  fakt  in  relajon 
tu  de  guvernment  ov  de  Yiyijted  Stats.  Sek- 
7-efariz  ov  de  tre^iiri,  wer,  and  navi,  hj  egzekyvj,- 
tiv  ofiserz  ov  dez  several  depqrtments. 

Seceetaey-bird,  Sek-re-ta-ri-berd,  w.  a  Iqrj, 
log-leged  herd,  fynd  in  Slit  Afrika  and  de  8st; 
keld  elso  jipojeramts. 

Secretaryship,  Sek-re-ta-ri-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov 
a  sekretari. 

Secrete,  Se-kret,  v.  t.  tu  put  asjd;  tu  hjd; — tu 
sesern;  tu  separat,  az  from  de  blud  in  animalz, 
or  from  de  sap  in  vejetablz. 

Secretion,  Se-kre-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  sekretig;  de 
proses  ov  separajon  from  blud  er  sap;  dat  hwig 
iz  sekreted. 

Secretist,  Se-kret-ist,*  n.  a  deler  in  sekrets. 

Secretitious,  Sek-re-tiJ-us,  a.  pqrted  bj  se- 
krejon. 

Secretiveness,  Se-kre-tiv-nes,  n.  {PJiren.}  a. 
dispozijon  tu  konsel  er  disembl. 

Secretly,  Se-kret-li,  ad.  in  a  sekret  maner;  prj- 
vatli;  privili;  not  opnli;  not  publikli;  latentli; 
not  apq,rentli. 

Secretness,  Se-kret-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  se- 
kret: prjvasi. 

Secretory,  Se-kre-to-ri,  er  Se-kre-to-ri,  a.  per- 
formig  de  ofis  ov  sekrejon  er  animal  separajon; 
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Sect,  Sekt,  n.  a  bodi  ov  p^rsonz  foloij)  sum  teqer; 
a  bodi  ov  p^rsonx  yqnjtcd  in  sum  sutld  teneta;  a 
rrlijua  dEnomiiia/oii ;  —  a  relijua  denominajon 
gepjirnted  frum  de  man  bodi  ov  Kristyani,  or 
frouidE  Katoliii  <;ur(j,or  from  di  e.-UibliJlrelijon 
ov  a  kuntri. 

Skctabian,  Sek-tu-ri-an,  a.  rclatig  tu  a  sekt  er 
tu  gektariz;  foluij)  a  sekt. 

Sectarian,  Sek-ta-ri-au,  n.  wun  bdo  bElogz  tu  a 
sekt:  wuii  hoi  iliieats  from  de  establijt  relijonor 
qurq:  Q  si-ktari. 

Sectarianism,  riek-ta-ri-an-iz-m,  n.  de  stat  or 
k\v<iliii  ov  beij)  a  sektariau;  devojon  tu  a  sekt. 

Sectarianize,  riek-ta-ri-an-iz,  r.  t.  tu  render 
sektarian. 

Sectarism,  Sek-ta-riz-m.*  n,  sektarianizm. 

Sectarist,  Sek-Ui-rist,*  n.  a  jiektari;  a  sektarian. 

Sectaky,  Sek-ta-ri,  n.  wun  beloyig  tu  a  sekt;  u 
sektarian:  a  sizmatik;— *a  foloer;  a  iii],pil. 

Sectator.  Sek-ta-tor,*  n.  a  folujcr;  an  imitator. 

Sectile,  Sek-til,  a.  {Min.)  dat  ma  be  kut  er 
divided. 

Section,  Sek-/on,  n.  de  akt  ov  kutip;  a  pqrt  kut 
of  or  sei«irated;  a  separat  pqrt;  a  jHjrJon:  a  di- 
vijon  or  distiflkt  \k{tI,  az  ov  a  buk  or  rjtig. — 
{(jeirm.)  de  Ijn  iitruid  bj  de  intersekjon  ov  tX) 
sdrfasez,  and  Ijkwjz  de  surfas  furnid  hwena  sol- 
id bodi  iz  kut  bj  a  plan.— (^rcA.)  de  jirojekjon. 
or  JEumetrikal  reprezentajon,  ov  a  bildij)  supuzd 
tu  be  kut  triD,  so  az  tu  egzibit  its  interior. 

Sectional,  Sek-Jon-al,  a.  relatig  tu  a  sekjon; 
einlim<i!)  Q  sekjon. 

Sectionalitv,  Sek-Jon-al-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
bfi{)  sck/unal.  [Jonz. 

Sectionize,  Sek-Jon-jz,  r.  (.  tu  form  intu  sek- 

Sect-master,  Sekt-mas-ter,  «.  de  leder  ov  a 
soke. 

Sector,  Sek-tor,  n.  {  Geotn.)  a  porjon  ov  de  area 
ov  a  serkl,  bunded  bj  td)  radij  and  de  intersepted 
qrk: — a  matrmatikal  instniimcnt  yqzd  in  makig 
djagramz,  luiy  d'sn  planz,  i&s.: — an  astronomikal 
instrOiment,  konstrdkted  for  de  purpus  ov  deter- 
minig  de  zenit  distansez  ov  stqrz  pasig  ^ridin  a 
fi|,  degrf  z  ov  de  zenit. 

Secular,  Sek-yq,-lar,  a.  relatig  tu  de  af;\rz  or 
de  prezcnt  wurld;  not  spirityt|al:  sivil;  tem|iural: 
not  ukleziastikal:  wurldli: — not  bund  bj  muinas- 
tik  nDiz;  az,  sekynlar  klerji; — *hapnig  wuns  in  a 
sdnturi:  az,  neki/nlar  gamz. 

Secular,  Sek-yn-lar,  /i.  a  laman;  an  cklezias- 
tik  in  de  Ru,miJ  qurq  not  bund  bj  munastik  roolz. 

Secularitv,  Sek-yi^-lar-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  bei{) 
seky^lar:  wurldlines;  atenjon  tu  de  tigz  ov  de 
prezent  Ijf. 

Secularization,  Sek-yq-lar-i-za-Jon,  n.  de  akt 
ov  sckyn,lurjzig:  de  apropriajon  ov  t;ur<j  properti 
tu  M'kynlur  y»i.<ez. 

Secularize,  Sek-yq-lar-jz,  r.  t.  tu  mak  e^kyq,- 
lar;  tu  konvyrt  from  spirityi^al  apruipriajon  tu 
komon  yx\fi. 

Skcularlt,  S6k-yq-lar-li,  ad.  in  a  s^kyt^lar  er 
wurldli  maner.  [yqlariti. 

Secularne-ss,  Sek-yn-lar-nes,  n.  wurldlines:  sek- 

Seclnd.  Se-kund,  a.  {lint.}  aranjd  or  tumd  tu 
wun  sjil:  foloig  wun  direkjon. 

Secundine,  Sok-un-din,  n.  de  fetal  membranz: 
de  aftcrb<»rt.— (Z/u/.)  de  sekond  integyi^ment  ov 
de  uvtil. 

Secundum  artem,  Se-kdn-dum  ^r-tcm,  [L.] 
akordii)  tu  de  roAt  ov  qrt. 

Securaule,  Sr-ki^r-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  sekqrd. 

Secure,  Se-ki^r,  a.  fre  from  fer  or  tcror,  eii; 
kontident;  s^rtoo;  Ji^r;  k^rles;  ire  from  dan- 
jcr;  Mif. 

Secure,  Se-kt^r,  v.  t.  tu  mak  saf  er  sckqr;  tu 
fre  from  danjer;  tu  a/t^r;  tu  garante;  tu  prot«kt. 


Securely,  Se-ki'ir-li,  ail.  wid-it  fer  or  danjer; 

safli.  [kqriti. 

.'^ECUREME.fT,  Se-ki'ir-ment,*  n.  kez  ov  safti;  sc- 
.Securenljss.  .^E-kt'i,r-nc8,*  n.  safti;  ukqriti. 
."Securer,  Se-ki'|,r-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwicj  sekiirz. 
Securiker,  Se-kq-ri-fer,    n.    {HU.)    an    in«ekt 

hiivij)  meuilirtineus  wi||Z. 
Securiform,  Se-ki'i-ri-form,  a.  /apt  Ijk  an  aks. 
StcuRiPALP.  Se-kq-ri-italp,  n.  {Ant.)  a  koleop- 

teraa  insekt. 
.Security,  Se-ki'i-ri-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  sek^r; 

dat  hwiq  seki\rz:  fredom   from    fer  or   danjer; 

konfidens;  protekjon:  defens:  cni  ti{)  givn  az  a 

plcj  or  safgqrd;  injqrans;  safti. 
Sedan,  Se-d;in,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  ]xjrtabl  kcxj,  or  kuv- 

erd  c^r,  in  hwiq  a  person  iz  karid; — ferst  mad  at 

t'i.dan. 
Sedate,  Se-dat,  a.  kqm:  kwjct:  stil:  unrdfld:  un- 

distiirbd:  seren;  kora[xJzd:  trankwil. 
Sedately,  Se-dat-li,  ad.  in  a  sedat  maner;  kqmli. 
Seuateness,  Se-dat-nes,  n.  kqmnes;  trankwiliti; 

sereniti.  [pozitj:  kqmijj. 

Sedative,  S^d-a-tiv,  a.   tendig  tu  aswaj:  kom- 
."^EDATiVE,  Sed-a-tiv,  n.  {A/td.)  an  ajent  er  sub- 

stivns  hwiq   prcadqsez  a   direkt  deprejon  ov  de 

akjon  ov  de   vaskqlar  sistem,  wid   lill   sensibl 

cvakyqajon;  sumtiy  dat  aswajez. 
Se  uefendendo,  Se  dc-fcn-den-dca,    [L.]  {Law) 

in  defeudifl  wunz  self:  in  self-defens. 
Sedentarily,  Sed-en-ta-ri-li,  ad.  in  a  sedentari 

manor. 
Sedentariness,  Sed-en-ta-ri-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 

bei)|  sedentari:  inaktiviti. 
Sedentary,  Scden-ta-ri,    a.    okyqpjd   in  sitifl; 

havij)  er  rekwjrig  a  habit  ov  siiig:  inaktiv;  slug- 

ij:  inujonles. 
.Sedentary,  Sed-en-ta-ri,  n.  a  spcjez  ov  spjder. 
Sedge,  .Sej,  n.  a  grot)  ov  naro  flagz;  a  naru  flag. 
."^edge-bird,  Sej-berd,  n.  a  spcjez  ov  werbler; — 

kold  olsu  de  red-buntip. 
."^EDGED,  Sejd,  a.  komixJzd  ov  flagz. 
Sedgy,  Sej-i,  a.  overgrun  wid  sej  or  naro  flagz. 
Sediment,  Sed-i-ment,  n.  dat  hwiq  subsjdz  er 

sctlz  at  de  botom:  dre;;z;  lez;  rcfqs. 
Sedimentary,  .Sed-i-ment-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu  er 

kontanig  sediment. 
Sedition,  Se-diJ-on,  n.  a  tqmult:  an  insurekjon; 

Q    fakjus   komajon. — {Lair)    an    ofcns    agenst 

guvernment  not  amuntig  tu  bj  trezn. 
Seditionary,  Se-diJ-on-a-ri,  n.   a.   promoter  ov 

sedijon. 
Seditious,  Se-diJ-us,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  partakig 

ov,  sedijon:  fakJus;  ttirbqlcnt. 
Seditiously,  rie-dij-us-li,  ad,  wid  sedijon:  in  a 

sedijus  maner;  fakjasli.  (^lens. 

Seditiousness,   Se-diJ-us-ncs,  n.   fakjus  tiirbq- 
Sedlitz-water,  SeU-liis-wo-ter,  n.   de   mineral 

woter  ov  .Sedlit^,  in  Uuhemid,  kontanig  sulfat 

ov  magnesia,  sulfat  ov  soda,  and  kqrbonik  asid. 
Seduce,  Se-di'is,  r.  t.  tu  dre  asjd  from  de  rjt;  tu 

temt;  tu  konipt;  tu  deprav:  tu  misled:  tu  de- 

sev:  tu  alqr:  tu  atrakt;  tu  dek^:  tu  entjs. 
Seducement,  Se-dqs-mcut,  fi.  de  akt  ov  sedqsig; 

sedukjon.  [dpter. 

."^EDUCER,  Se-dqs-cr,  n.  wun  b(i>  sedqscx:  a  kor- 
Seducible,  Sc-dqs-i-bl,  a.    dat   ma   be   srdqst: 

kt.ruptibl.  [misledig. 

Seducing,  Se-dqs-ig,  pp.   a.    cntjsig;    k»ruptig: 
Seduction,  ."^e-dtik-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  sedqsig:  de 

akt  ov  droig  asjd:  entjsment  tu  ey\.-~{l^v)  At 

ofens  ov  a  man  hd)  abqzcz  de  f-iuiplisiti  and  kon- 
fidens ov  a  wuman,  tu  obtan,  bj  fols  promisct, 

hwut  Je  et  not  tu  grant. 
Seductive,  Se-ddk-tiv,  a.  tendig  tu  sedqs;  apt 

tu   misled.  [maner. 

Seductively,  Se-ddk-tiv-li,  ad.    in  a  scddkiiv 


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SEDaLiTY,  Se-d4-li-ti,  n.  dilijent  asi(iq,iti;  sed- 
yi^lusnes:  industri;  aplikajon;  intensnes  ov  en- 
de\'or. 

Sedulous,  Sed-yq,-lus,  a.  asidyqus:  industrius; 
laboriu^:  dilijent;  konstautli  okyq^pid. 

Sedulously,  Sed-yq^-lus-li,  ad.  asidyq,usli;  in- 
diistriusli:  laboriusli. 

Sedulousness,  Sed-yq,-lus-nes,  n.  asidt^iti;  asid- 
yi|usnes:    industri. 

Sedum,  Se-dum,  7i.  {Med.}  an  akrid  substans 
hwiq  akts  hot  az  an  gmetik  and  a  katqrtik;  wel- 
peper. 

See,  Se,  n.  ds  set  ov  spiskopal  p'ser;  dg  set  er 
dioses  ov  a  bijop; — fermerli,  &e  set  ov  p-ser, 
jeucrali. 

See,  Se,  v.  t.  [e.  so,  ps.  seig,  ssn;]  tu  persev  bj 
de  j:  tia  i;  tu  vt\\  tu  obzerv;  tu  find;  tu  dis- 
kuver;  tu  deskrj:  tu  dizern;  tu  remqrk. 

See,  Se,  t.  i.  tu  hav  dE  p'ser  ov  sjt;  tu  hav,  bj 
ds  i,  persepjon  ov  tii)z  distant;  tu  dizern  wid'st 
bgig  dssEvd;  tu  bEhold;  tu  luk;  tu  inkwir;  tu 
be  atentiv;  tu  kontrjv.  Tu  se  tu,  tu  luk  wel 
after;  tu  luk  at. 

See,  Se,  inter.  1q!  luk!  obzerv!  bEhold!  He  im- 
perativ  mod  ov  dE  verb  yi^zd  interjekjonali. 

Seed,  SEd,  n.  A?  rEproddktiv  substans  ov  a  plant 
er  animal,  kontanii)  dE  enibrio  er  roodiment  ov  a 
filtyi^r  plant  er  animal:  semen; — ferst  prinsipl; 
orijinal;  prinsipl  ov  produkjon; — projeni:  ofspriij; 
dssendants;  ras;  jenerajon. 

Seed,  Sed,  r.  i.  tu  gro  tu  matt^riti,  so  az  tu  Jed 
ds  sed;  tu  Jed  de  sed. 

Seed,  SEd,  v.  t.  tu  stiplj  wid  sed;  tu  so.  Tu 
sed  di>i,  tu  SQ  wid  gras-sed. 

Seed-bud,  Ssd-bud,  ?i.  {Bot.}  de  rcodiment  ov 
dE  frttjt.  [matik  sedz. 

Seed-cake,  Sed-kak,  n.  a  swet  kak  havig  aro- 

Seed-coat,  Sed-kot,  n.  de  uter  kcat  er  kuverig 
ov  a  sed. 

Seed-cod,  Sed-kod,  n.  a  basket  er  vesel  ferhold- 
ii)  ssd,  hwjl  de  huzbandman  iz  soil)  it. 

Seed -DOWN,  Sed-d'sn,  n.  ds  papas  er  disni  sub- 
stans ataqt  tu  sum  sedz,  az  de  dandeljon, 
tisl,  &s.  [sEdz. 

Seeded,  Sed-ed,  a.  bq,rir)  sed;  intersperst  az  wid 

Seeder,  Scd-er,  n.  wun  hO)  sEdz  er  soz. 

Seed-gaeden,  Sed-gqr-den,  ».  a  gqrden  fer  raz- 
ii)  sed.  [but  not  melted. 

Seed-lac,  Sed-lak,  n.  lak  brokn  of  from  de  tre, 

Seed-leaf,  Sed-lEf,  n.  de  prjmari  lei  ov  a  plant. 

Seedling,  Sed-lii),  n.  a  yui)  plant  er  tre,  sprui) 
up  from  a  sed,  in  distirjkjon  from  wan  propa- 
gated from  a  suker. 

Seedlip,  Sed-lip,   j   n.  a  vesel  in  hwiq  de  soer 

Seedlop,  Sed-lop,  i      kariz  hiz  sed. 

Seed-lobe,  Sed-lob,  «..  a  lob  kontanir)  sEd. 

Seedness,  Sed-nes,*  n.  SEd-tjm;    dE  tjm  ov  soig. 

Seed-peabl,  St'd-perl,  n.  a  veri  smol  perl. 

Seedplot,  Sijd-plot,  n.  a  nurseri  in  a  gqrden,  er 
gr-snd  on  hwiq  plants  qr  sod  tu  be  afterwardz 
transplanted. 

Seedsman,  Sedz-man,  n.,  pi.  Ssdz-men;  wun  hco 
soz  sedz;  wun  hco  selz  sedz.  [ii). 

Seed-time,  Sed-tim,  n.  de  sezn  ov  soii)  er  plant- 

Seed-vessel,  Sed-ves-el,  n.  a  vesel  kontanii)  sed. 

Seedt,  Sed-i,  a.  ab-sndii)  wid  sed;  havii)  de  fla- 
vor ov  sed;  runig  tu  sed; — tjabi;  worn  'St. 

Seeing,  Se-ig,  n.  sjt;  vijon;  persepjon. 

Seeing,  Se-ig,  konj.  sins;  inazmdq;  it  beig  so;  az, 
"geiy  ye  luk  fer  suq  tigz." 

Seek,  Sek,  v.  t.  [i.  set,  ps.  sekig,  set:]  tu  luk 
fer;  tu  serq  fer;  tu  solisit:  tu  endevor  tu  gan  er 
tu  tak;  tu  go  tu  f  jnd;  tu  eksplcjr;  tu  egzamin. 

Seek,  Sek,  i\  i.  tu  mak  serq  er  inkwjri;  tu  en- 
devor; tu  mak  pursi'j^t;  tu  aplj  tu;  tu  yq,z  so- 
lisitajon;  tu.  endevor  after. 


Seekee,  Sek-er,  n.  wun  hco  seks;  an  inkwjrer; — 
wun  ov  a  sekt  hiD  profest  tu  hav  no  determinat 
farm  ov  relijon,  but  tu  be  sekerz  ov  wun. 

Seel,  SeI,*  «.  t.  tu  kloz  de  jz,  az  a  hek  in  tranig; 
tu  hudwipk. 

Seel,  SeI,*  r.  i.  {A^aut.}  tu  kn  on  wun  sjd;  tia 
rol  tu  de  leward;  tu  hel. 

Seem,  Sem,  v.  i.  tu  apgr;  tu  mak  a  Jo;  tu  haT 
semblans;  tu  hav  de  aperans  ov  troot.  It  seme, 
it  aperz; — yij^zd  in  slit  afermajon.  [aperans. 

Seemee,  Sem-er,  n.  wun   hcD  semz   er  kariz  an 

Seeming,  Sem-ig,  n.  aperans;  Jo;  semblans. 

Seeming,  Sem-ig,  pj).  a.  aperig;  makig  a  Jo  er 
semblans. 

Seemingly,  Sem-ig-li,  ad.  ap^rentli;  in  aperans. 

Seemingness,  Sem-ig-nes,  n.  plezibiliti;  aper- 
ans; Jo. 

Seemless,  Sem-les,*  a.  unsEmli;  indekorus. 

Sekmlily,  Sem-li-li,*  ad.  desentli:  kumlili. 

Seemliness,  Sem-li-nes,  n.  desensi;  kumlines; 
bT^ti.  [met. 

Seemly,  Sem-li,  a.  desent;  bEkdmig;  proper;  fit; 

Seemly,  Sem-li,  ad.  in  a  desent  er  proper  maner. 

Seen,  Sen,  jk  from  Se.     Se  {See.} 

Seee,  Se-er,  n.  wun  hco  sez;  wun  hco  forsez;  a 
profet; — an  Sst-Indian  wat  ov  ab'st  2  p'sndz. 

Seeeship,  Se-er-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  er  kwoliti  ov  a  seer. 

Seeewood,  er  Seaewood,  Ser-wud,*  n.  drj 
wud. 

Seesaw,  Sg-so,J  n.  a  resiprokatig  mojon. — At 
hicist,  de  plaig  ov  t<.t)  pqrtnerz,  so  dat  eq,  alter- 
natli,  enablz  de  uder  tu  win  de  trik. 

Seesaw,  Se-se,J  v.  i.  tu  mcov  er  pla  wid  a  resip- 
rokatig moJon  tu  and  fro,  er  up  and  d'sn. 

Seesaw,  Se-se,  a.  dndq,latig  wid  resiprokal  mo- 
Jon,  [or. 

Seethe,  Sed,  v.  t.  tu  berl;  tu  dskokt  in  hot  lik- 

Skethe,  Sed,  i\  i.  tu  bE  in  a  stat  ov  ebulijon; 
tu  be  hot. 

Seethee,  Sed-er,  n.  wun  hO)  sedz;  a  berler;  a  pot. 

Sefatiax,  Se-fa-Jan,  n.  wun  ov  a  sekt  ov  Ma- 
hometanz; — opozd  tu  de  Motazelfts. 

Segae,  Se-gqr,  n.  a  litl  rol  ov  tobako  fer  smok- 
ig.     Se  {Vii/ar.} 

Segban,  Seg-ban,  n.  a  hersman,  amug  de  Turks, 
ho)  haz  de  k^r  ov  de  bagaj  ov  an  qrmi. 

Seggae,  Seg-ar,  n.  a  silindrik  kas  ov  f  jr-kla,  in 
hwiq  fin  ston-wiir  iz  inklozd  hwjl  bakig  in  dg 
kil.     liitn  elso  {sagger.} 

Segment,  Seg-ment,  >i.  a.  pqrt  ov  a  hoi  figyi;i,r  er 
substans. — {Geirin.}  a  pqrt  kut  of  from  a  figyq,r 
bj  a  Ijn  er  plan:  de  pqrt  ov  a  serkl  komprjzd  be- 
twEU  an  qrk  and  its  kord.  [separat. 

Segeegate,  Seg-re-gat,  v.  t.    tu  set   apqrt:   tu 

Segregation,  Seg-re-ga-Jon,  n.  separajon  from 
uderz.  \lits-icater.} 

Seidlitz-watee,  Sed-lits-we-ter,  n.     Se  {Sed- 

Seigneurial,  Se-ni'^-ri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  de  lerd 
ov  ds  manor;  manorial;  invested  wid  Iqrj  p'serz; 
independent. 

Seignioe,  Sen-yor,  n.  a  lerd; — a  tjtl,  in  sum  Yq,- 
ropean  kuntriz,  ekwivalent  tia  lurd'  in  Iggland. 
3e  sultan  er  emperor  ov  Turki  iz  stild  de  (Jraiui 
Senyor.     Ritn  elso  {sign lor.}  and  {signo-r.} 

Seigniorage,  Sen-yor-aj,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  senyor; 
— etoriti;  an  anjent  prerogativ  ov  de  IggliJ 
krisn,  bj  hwiq  it  klamd  a  persentaj  fer  kernig 
bulyon. 

Seigniory,  Sen-j'or-i,  n.  a  lerdjip:  a  teritori. — 
{Canada)  de  rjt  ov  fi^dal  svj,perioriti  in  real 
estat;  a  manor. 

Seine,  Sen,  n.  a  net  yi^zd  in  fijig. 

Seinee,  Sen-er,*  n.  a  tijer  wid  nets. 

Seisnometer,  Sjs-nom-e-ter,  n.  an  instrooment 
fer  mejqrig  ds  Jok  ov  an  ertkwak,  and  uder 
konkujonz. 


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Seisura,  Sj-m^-ra,  n.  {Ornith.)  a  jcnus  ov  berdz: 
an  HDtnilyiin  berd,  keld  de  di/'njir. 

Skity.  Si-i-ti,  11.  sumtin  jiEkiilj-ar  tu  manz  self. 

SciZABLE,  Sei-8-bl,  a.  dat  boh  be  utiA;  Ijabl  tu 
br  !>ezd. 

Skizk,  Sm,  t>.  t.  tu  tak  huld  ov;  tu  grjp;  tu 
grasp;  tu  tak  pozi-Jon  ov  bi  tors;  tu  la  bold  on; 
tu  inviid  sudenli;  tu  tak  lorsibl  pozcjon  or  bj 
lo:  tu  mak  pozest;  tu  put  in  jxjzejon  ov;  tu  ap- 
reh^ud;  tu  >na(j:  tu  ksu^;  tu  tak.— (A<if/<.)  tu 
bjnd  wid  u  kord,  az  rups.  Tu  he  Htzd  ov,  {Law} 
tu  be  pozest  ov. 

Seize,  Sez,  v.  i.  tu  fiks  er  fasn,  wid  on  er  up6n. 

Seized,  Sr zd,  /'.  a.  {Law)  bavig  pozejon  ov. 

Seizer,  Sez-cr,  n.  wun  ho)  sezez. 

Seizi.n,  Se-zin,  n.  sf^j:  pozejon. — {Law)  de 
pc>/,i'Ji>n  ov  an  cstat  ov  trchuld.  Sezin  in  ded 
er/akt  iz  aktynal  pozejon:  Arr/V;  in  /»  iz  hwtir 
landz  defend,  and  wuu  haz  not  aktyi^ali  enterd 
on  deu,  but  haz  a  rit  tu  enter.  Kitn  elso  {tei- 
»in.) 

Seizor,  Sez-or,  n.  {Liur)  wun  hat  taks  pozejon. 

Seizure,  Se-j^i^r,  n.  de  akt  ov  sezij);  ti\)  sezd; 
dc  ukl  ov  taki{)  turxibl  jKizeJon;  grjp;  ka^. — 
{Lair)  de  akt  ov  takifl  pozejon  ov  de  proi)erti 
ov  a  person,  kondemd  bj  a  kumpetcnt  trjbiinal 
tu  pa  a  sertcn  sum  ov  muni,  bj  a  Jerif  er  kun- 
stabl,  bj  vertjTi  ov  an  eksr knJon,  fur  de  purpus 
ov  havifl  suq  properti  .-uld  tu  sati.-f  j  de  jujment. 

Sejant.  Sejant,        (       ^^^^.^  ^.^{    ^^  ^  ^ 

Sejeant,  ^e-jE-ant,  j       ^        /        "' 

StiLGOts,  Sej-q,-gu3,  er  Se-ji'i-gus,  a.  {Hot.) 
ywkt,  az  tu  its  siks  pqrz  ov  leflets.  Se  {ilnltij- 
v4jou».)  [imajez  or  statyt^z;  a  Jrjn. 

Sekos,  Sc-kos,  n.  a  plas,  in  a   jiagan  tempi,  fer 

Selah,  St'-Ui,  71.  {Hell.)  a  wurd  dat  ofn  okdrz 
in  dc  buk  ov  Sqmz:  su{HOzd  tu  signifj  a  rest 
er  pez  in  siflifl.  [kwentli. 

Seldom,  Sel-dom,   ad.   ri^rli;    not  ofn;  not  fre- 

Seldoh,  Sel-dom,  a.  ri^r;  not  frekwcnt. 

Seld.show.v,  Seld-Jun,"  a.  seldom  Jon. 

Select,  Se-lekt,  r.  t.  tu  qiDz  in  prefercns  tu 
uderz  rrjekted;  tu  i)ik;  tu  kul.  [lekted. 

Select,  Se-lekt,  a.  nj.-li  qozn;  qers;  kuld  -st;  se- 

Selectedly,  Se-lekt-ed-li,  ad.  wid  kj^r  in  de  se- 
Ickjon. 

Selection,  Se-lek-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  sel^ktig:  tij) 
selekted:  c/ti:  agrrgnt  ov  tiflz  selekted. 

Select-man,  Se-lekt-man,  «.,  jil.  Se-lekt-men; 
a  uiajistrHt  anyn,ali  elekted  bj  de  fremcn  ov  a 
tun  or  tisnjip  in  N'q,  IggUind,  tu  superintend 
and  mannj  de  af^rz  and  guvernmcnt  ov  de  t'sn. 
He  number  iz  komonli  from  tre  tu  fjv. 

Selectness,  Se-lekt-nes,  n.  At  stat  ov  bcifl  selekt.  i 

Selector,  Se-lekt-or,  /*.  wun  h*  selekts. 

Seleniate,  ."^e-le-ni-at,  n.  {f'hern.)  a  selt  formd 
ov  !iel6nik  asid  and  a  bas. 

Selenic,  Sc-lou-ik,  a.  {Chem.)  relatig  tu,  er  ob- 
ttiud  from  selenium;  az,  »tl<-nilc  asid. 

Seleniois,  Se-le-ni-us,  a.  drrivd  from  selenium. 

Sklenite,  Sel-e-ujt,  n.  (.V/n.)  a  kristaljzd  sulfat 
ov  Ijiu:  spqri  jipsum;  a  solt  ov  sclenius  a.-'id. 

Selenites,  ."^el-e-nj-tez,  n.  miror-stun;  selenjt. 

Selenitic,  Sel-e-nit-ik,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  portak- 
i^  <.v,  iielenjl. 

Selenium,  Sc-U-ni-nra,  n.  {Chtm.)  a  metaltfd 
prin-iipl.  or  sort  ov  semi-mctal,  ov  a"  redij  brsn 
kuI.T,  b.-iti,  Hn<l  not  veri  bqrd. 

Selemcret,  Sel-e-nj  yi\-ret,  n.  {Min.)  o  miner- 
al komjiurd  (jefli  ov  iiclrnium,  silver,  and  kojior. 

Seleniirkttkd,  Scl-e-ni-yq-rct-ed,  a.  holdig 
8elEni_viiri't  in  solnJon.  [in  selcnografi. 

Selenographer.  Sel-e-n6g-ra-fer,  ».  wun  v?r«t 

SELENoaKAPiiic,  Scl-e-no-gTaf-ik,  (  a.   be- 

Selenograi'uical,  Scl-e-no-grif-i-kal,  i  Idgip 
tu  seleuografi. 


SELENOGRAPnisT,  Sol-e-n6g-ra-fiat,  n.  a  deskrjb- 
er  ov  de  uitbn. 

.Selenography,  .Sel-E-n6g-ra-fi,  ».  a  deskripjon 
ov  de  surfas  ov  de  ma>n.  [tiv  paladium. 

Sele.spalladite,  Sel-cn-pal-ad-jt,  n.  {Mm.)  na- 

Selk,  Self,  a,  jTun.,  pi.  .'^elvz;  veri  piirtikyi^lar; 
dis  abdv  uderz:  wunz  on;  rclatig  or  restrikted 
tu  an  individyiiul.  lu  prjuiari  signifikajun  iz 
dat  ov  an  adjektiv;  and  it  haz  de  Iut*  uv  an  ad- 
jektiv  hwcn  jirefikst  tu  a  nun,  az  *<-/r"- interest, 
*«//'-nolej.  Ytinjted  wid  r/i/,  rf/,  him,  hr,  sr, 
y<Dr,  dem,  and  it,  it  formz  re.-^iprukiil  ptTS<jnal 
pronvnz;  az,  '"He  hurt  hiiruelj.  It  iz  sumtjinz 
yi;zd  emfatikali  in  de  nominativ  kas;  az.  "Jljeelf 
wil  dtfid  it."  It  ofn  adz  onli  cmfai^is  and  fors  tu 
de  pronTsn  wid  h\vi(j  it  iz  kumpiinded;  az,  "He 
did  it  hiiiitielf."  It  iz  sumtjmz  yi^zd  az  a  nrn, 
for  wunz  individyival  person,  or  for  an  individ- 
yt^al  or  beij)  spukn  ov;  az,  "  He  fondnes  we  hav 
fer  self."  &lj'  iz  muq  yi^zd  in  komjiuzijiin;  az, 
wT/'-eVident,  wZ/'-luv.  Meni  suij  kompisndz  qr 
her  inserted,  and  meni  uderz  mjt  be  aded. 

.Self-abased,  Self-a-bast,  a.  humbld  bj  konjns 
gilt.  [ov  wunz  self. 

Self-abasement.  Self-a-bas-ment,  n.  abasment 

Self- abhorrence,  SeLf-ab-b6r-ens,  n.  abborens 
ov  wunz  sL-lf. 

Self-abuse,  Self-a-bi\s,  n.  abi'^s  ov  wunz  self. 

Self- ACCUSED,  SeU-a-ki'izd.a.  ak^zd  bj  wunz  self. 

Self- ACCUSING,  Self-a-ki'iz-i^,  a.  aki^^zig  wunz 
self.  [Jon  ov  wunz  self. 

.^elf-admiration,  S  elf -ad -mi -ra- Jon,  n.  admira- 

.S£LF-APPLAi;sE,  Self-a-ploz,  n.  komendajon  or 
wunz  self. 

Self-approbation,  Self-ap-ro-ba-Jon,  n.  apr6- 
bajon  ov  wunz  self.  [wunz  self. 

Self-approving,    ."^elf-a-prd)v-i{),    a.     aprobvig 

Self-centred,  Self-sen-terd,  a.  senterd  in  wunz 
self.  [wunz  self;  vaniti. 

Self-conceit,  .Self-kon-set,  n.  t<D  hj  opinyon  ov 

Self-conceited,  Self-kon-set-ed,  a.  qerijij)  a  hj 
opinyon  ov  wuuz  self:  van. 

.Self-confidence,  Self-kon-fi-dens,  n.  konfidens 
in  wunz  self.  [wunz  self. 

."^ELF-CONFIDENT,  Self-kon-fi-dent,  a.  kunf jJifl  in 

Self-co.ntradiction,  Self-kon-tra-dik-Jon,  n. 
kontradikjon  er  repugnansi  in  termz. 

."^ELF-coNTRADiCTORY,  Self-kon-tni-dik-t<2-ri,  a. 
kontradikturi  in  itself. 

Self-convicted,  Self-kon-vikt-cd,  a.  konvikted 
bj  wunz  self. 

Self-conviction,  Self-kon-vik-Jon,  n.  konvikjon 
bj  wunz  konjusncs. 

Self-deceit,  Self-de-set,  n.  desepjon  prosedig 
triim  wunz  self.  [self. 

!>ELF-DECEiVED,  Sclf-de-sfvd,  a.  dcsEvd  bj  wunz 

Self-deceiver,  Self-de-sev-er,  n.  wuu  i\ca  de- 
st'vz  himself.  [desevijj  wunz  self. 

.^ELF- DECEPTION,  Self-de-sep-Jon,  n.   de  akt  ov 

Self-defence,  Self-de-f^ns,  n.  At  akt  ov  de fend- 
ifl  wunz  self.  llild'D  wunz  self. 

Self-delusio.v,  Self-de-lti-jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  de- 

Self-denial,  Self-dc-nj-al,  ti.  de  akt  ov  denji^ 
wunz  self. 

Self-denying,  Self-de-nj-ij),  a.  drnji^  wunz  self. 

Self-destruction,  Self-dc-strtik-Jon,  n.  de- 
strukjun  ov  wuuz  self. 

Self-determination,  Self-dc-ter-mi-na-Jon,  n. 
determinnjun  bj  wuuz  on  mjnd. 

Self-determined,  Self-de-ter-mind,  a.  dct^r- 
mind  bj  wunz  self. 

Selp-determining,  Self-de-ter-min-ip.  a.  det^r- 
minig  bj  wunz  self,  or  bj  wunz  on  m^nd. 

Self-educated,  .Sclf-^-yti-kat-cd,  a.  WyqkBt- 
cd  bj  wunz  self.  "  [wunz  self. 

Self-esteem,  Self-es-tem,  n.  gud  opinyon  ov 


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Self-evidence,  Self-ev-i-dens,  n.  evidens  kotn- 

dndig  de  imEcliat  asent  ov  dg  injnd. 
Self-evident,  Self-ev-i-dent,  a.   evident  in  its 

on  natyn,r;  komdudiij  imsdiat  asent  wid'st  proif. 
Self- EXALTATION,  Self-eg-zel-ta-Jon,  n.  egzolta- 

Jon  ov  wunz  self. 
Self-examination,  Self-eg-zam-i-na-Jon,  n.  de 

akt  ov  egzaminir)  wunz  on  kondukt  and  motivz. 
Self-existence,    Self-eg-zist-ens,    n.    undsrjvd 

and  independent   egzistens;   egzistens  ov  wunz 

self,  independent  ov  eni  uder  bgii)  er  kez; — an 

atribiit  pski^^lyar  tia  God. 
Self-existent,  Self-eg-zist-ent,  a.  egzistig  wid- 

■st  orijin  er  dspendens  on  andder. 
Self-flatteeing,    Self-flat-er-ii),    a.    flateriij 

wunz  self.  [wunz  self. 

Self-flatteet,    Self-flat-er-i,    n.    flateri    ov 
Self-government,  Self-guv-ern-ment,  n,  guv- 

ernment  ov  wunz  self. 
Selfheal,  Self-fiel,  n.  a  perenial  plant;  prconela. 
Self-homicide,  Self-hom-i-sjd,  >i.  de  akt  ov  kil- 

iij  wunz  self. 
Self-importance,  Self-im-per-tans,  n.  hj  opin- 

yon  ov  wunz  self;  prjd. 
Self-important,  Self-im-pdr-tant,  a.  impertant 

in  wunz  on  esteni;  pr'sd.  [wunz  on  interest. 
Self-interest,  Self-in-ter-est,  n.  regqrd  tu 
Self-interested,  Self-in-ter-est-ed,  a.  havii)  a 

regqrd  tia  wunz  on  interest;  selfij. 
Selfish,  Self-iJ,  a.  atentiv,  er  devoted  qefli  er 

hoUi,  tu  wunz  on  interest;  verd  ov  dq  regqrd 

fer  uderz.  [tu  wunz  on  interest. 

Selfishly,  Self-iJ-li,  ad.  wid  reg4rd  onli  er  cjefli 
Selfishness,  Self-iJ-nes,  n.   de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

selfij;  inerdinat  regqrd  tu,  er  pursi],t  ov,  wunz 

on  interest;  self-luv.  [nes. 

Selfism,  Self-iz-m,  n.  devotednes  tu  self;  selfij- 
Selfist,  Self-ist,  n.  wun  devoted  tu  self;  a  self- 
ij' person. 
Self-justification,  Self-jus-ti-fi-ka-Jon,«.jus- 

tifikajon  ov  wunz  self.  [self. 

Self-knowledge,  Self-nol-ej,  n.  nolej  ov  wunz 
Self-like,  Self-ljk,  a.  Ijk  wunz  self.  [ijncs. 

Self-love,  Self-luv,  ».  de  luv  ov  wunz  self;  self- 
Self-mate,  Self-mat,  n.  a  mat  for  wunz  self. 
Self-mettle,  Self-met-1,  n.  metl  in  itself;  kuraj. 
Self-motion,  Self -mo-Jon,  n.  mojon  bi  inherent 

pser. 
Self -moved,  Self-mcfivd,   n.  mcDvd   bj   inherent 

p'ser  er  inklinajon.  [p'ser. 

Self-moving,  Self-mAv-iij,  a.  majviij  bj  inherent 
Self-murder,   Self-mui'-der,   n.    de   murder  ov 

wunz  self;  sq,isjd.  [murderz  himself. 

Self-muederer,    Self-mur-der-er,    «.    wun   hoo 
Selfness,  Self-nes,*  n.  self-ldv;  selfijnes. 
Self-possessed,  Self-poz-est,   a.    kompozd;   not 

distiirbd.  [wunz  self;  kompo^q^r. 

Self-possession,  Self-poz-eJ-on,  n.  pozejon  ov 
Self-praise,  Self-praz,  n.  praz  ov  wunz  self. 
Self-preference,  Self-pref-er-ens,  n.  preferens 

ov  wunz  self. 
Self-preservation,  Self-prez-er-va-Jon,  n.   de 

akt  ov  prezerviij  wunz  self. 
Self-registering,  Self-rej-is-ter-ig,  a.  rejisterii) 

itself,  or  mqrkii)  de  hicst  and  loest  temperatqr, 

az  a  termouieter.  [Jens. 

Self  reproof,  Self-re-pnOf,  /i.  ds  reprcGf  ov  kon- 
Self-eepeoving,    Self-re-prcbv-ii),    a.    reprcDvit) 

wunz  self.  [wunz  self. 

Self-restrained,  Self-re-strand,  a.  restrand  bj 
Self-restraint,  Self-re-strant,  u.  restrant  im- 

pozd  on  wunz  self.  [on  estem. 

Self-righteous,  Self-rjt-yus,  a.  rjtyus  in  wunz 
Self-eighteousness,  Self-rjt-yus-nes,  ?i.  rityus- 

nes,  de  merits  ov  hwiq  a  person  atribyqts  tu 

himself;  fols  or  farisaikal  rityusnes. 


Self-sacrifice,    Self-sak-ri-fjs,    n.   sakrifjs  ov 

wunz  self,  er  ov  self-interest.  [kal. 

Selfsame,  Seif-sam,  a.  egzaktli  de  sam;  jdenti- 
Self-seeking,  Self-ssk-ii),  «.  undq  atenjon  tu 

self-interest.  [terest. 

Self-seeking,  Self-si5k-ip,  a.  sekii)  wunz  on  in- 
Self-slaughter,  Self-sle-ter,  n.  destrukjon  ov 

wunz  self.  [self. 

Self- SUBDUED,  Self-sub-di\,d,  a.  subdii,d  bj  wunz 
Self-sufficience,  Self-suf-iJ-ens,  i  n.  undq, 
Self-sufficiency,  Self-suf-iJ-en-si,  i  konfidens 

in  wunz  on  streijt,  kompetens,  er  merit. 
Self-sufficient,    Self-suf-iJ-ent,    a.    reljig   t(t 

mug  on  wuuz  self;  heti;  asqmiij;  pi-sd. 
Self-tormenting,  Self-ter-ment-ig,  a.  terment- 

ii)  wunz  self. 
Self-will,  Self-wil,  «.  obstinasi;  stubornnes. 
Self-willed,  Self-wild,  a.  obstinat;  hedstrog. 
Sell,  Sel,  v.  t.  [i.  sold,  ps.  selig,  sold;]  tu  pqrt 

wid  fer  a  prjs;  tu  dispoz  ov  er  betra  fer  muni; 

tu  vend.  [sold. 

Sell,  Sel,  r.  i.  tu  hav  trafik  wid  wun;  tu  be 
Sellanders,  Sel-an-derz,  )  n.  pi.  a  dizez  in  a 
Sellenders,  Sel-en-derz,  )      hersez  hok,  er  bak 

ov  de  ue,  similar  tu  de  malinderz. 
Seller,  Sel-er,  n.  wun  hoj  selz;  a  vender. 
Seltzer-watee,  Selt-zer-we-ter,    n.    a   mineral 

woter  ov  Seltzer,  in  Jermani,  kontanig  kqrbonik 

asid,  its. 
Selvage,  Sel-vaj,  n.  de  ej  ov   klot  hwi^r  it  iz 

klozd  bj  komplikatig  de  tredz. — Kita  elso  {sel- 

Tfdge.y — {JVaiit.}  a  pes  ov  a  veri  fleksibl  kjnd 

ov  rop. 
Selvaged,  Sel-vajd,  a.  havig  a  selvaj;  berderd. 
Selvagee,  Sel-va-je,  n.  {jVaut.}  a  skan  ov  rop- 

yqrnz  mqrld  tugeder. 
Selvedge,  Sel-vej,  n.  sam  az  {Selvage.} 
Selves,  Selvz,  de  ph|ral  ov  Scf/'. 
Semaphoee,  Sem-a-for,  n.  a  sert  ov  telegraf,  er 

luajt'u,  fer  kumqnikatig  intelijens  bj  signalz. 
Semapuoric,  Sem-a-for-ik,  ;   a.  rslatig  tu 

Semaphorical,  Sem-a-for-i-kal,  j       a  semafor; 

telegraf ik.  [ov  a  semafor. 

Semaphorically,  Sem-a-for-i-kal-i,  ad.  bj  menz 
Sematology,  Sem-a-tol-o-ji,  n.   de   doktrin  ov 

liggwal  or  verbal  sjuz,  komprehendig  de  teori 

ov  gramar,  lojik,  and  retorik. 
Semblable,  Sem-bla-bl,*  a.  Ijk;  rezemblig. 
Semblably,  Sem-bla-bli,""  ad.  wid  rezemblans. 
Semblance,   Sem-blans,    /i.    ijknes:    rezemblans: 

similitqd;  reprezentajou;  aperans;  Jo;  figyqr. 
Semblant,  Sem-blant,^  a.  Ijk;  rezemblig. 
Semblant,  Sem-blant,*  n.  Jo;  figyiy;  rezemblans. 
SemblativE;  Sem-bla-tiv,"  a.  sqtabl;  fit:  rezem- 
^  blig.       _  _  [Ijknes. 

Semble,  Sem-bl,*  v.  /.  tu  reprezent;  tu  mak  a 
Semeiology,  Se-me-61-u.-ji,  n.  {Jled.}  dat  branq 

ov  medisin,  er  patoloji,  hwiq  trets  ov  de  sinz  or 

simtomz  ov  dizezez. 
Semeiotic,  Se-me-ot-ik,  a.  {.Mtd.}  afordig  sjnz 

er  simtomz  ov  dizezez. 
Semeiotics,  Se-me-ot-iks,  n.  2>l.  {3fed.}  sam  az 

{S()/uiijio</i/.y 

Semen,  Se-men,  ii.  [L.]  (Auaf.)  sperm;  de  fekun- 

datig  flqid  ov  animalz. 
Semi,  Sem-i,  n.  [L.]  a  wurd  hwig,  yqzd  az  a  pre- 

f iks  in  kompozijon,  signifjz  h<if;  az,  semiserk], 

hqf  a  serkl. 
Semiamplexicaul,      Sem-i-um-pleks-i-kol,      a. 

{Bot.y  embrasig  de  stem  hqf   wa,  az  a  lef. 
Semiannual,   Sem-i-an-yq-al,    a.   hapnig    everi 

h(if-yer;  hqf-yerli.  [yzr. 

Semiannually,  Sem-i-an-yti,-al-i,  ad.  everi  hqf- 
Semiannulae,    Sem-i-an-yq-lar,     a.     hqf-r'snd; 

hqf-r'sndcd;  semi-serkqlar.  [ertiy. 

Semiapeetuee,  Sem-i-.'ip-er-tqr,  /(.   hqf  an  ap- 


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Bxhi-Aruv,  Sem-i-U'ri-an,  n.  wun  hA  ad^pta,  in 

pqrt,  de  doktrini  er  priDsipIz  ov  Qrias;  wun  hO) 

denjs  de  kun«ub.stanjiuliti  uv  de  Sun  wid  de 

F((dur,  but  admiu  de  .similariti  uv  substans. 
SKMi-AaiANisif,  Sem-i-U'ri-an-ii-m,  n.Ar  prin- 

8i|>lz  ov  de  Semi-ilrian«.  [[xjrjali  givilizJ. 

StJiiBAHBAEiAN,  Sein-i-bqr-ba-ri-an,  fj.  wun  but 
StiliBRevt;,  Sem-i-brev,  n.  (J/w*.)  a  not  ov  hqf 

de  kwoDtiti  ov  a  brev,  kontaDig  Uxt  minimz,  for 

kri><j«t-<,  As. 
SEMiBEiKr,  S^m-i-bref,  ».   sam  az  {Semibrere.) 
Semicalcined,  Sem-i-kil-8ind,  a.  pqrjali  kaUind. 
Skmicastrate,  Som-i-kas-trat,  v.  t.   tu  ka:<trat 

in  pfirt.  [ov  wun  testikl. 

Semicastratio.v,  Sem-i-kaa-trA-Jon,  n.  rcmoival 
Semicircle,  Sem-i-ser-kl,  n.  hqf  ov  a  serkl;  a 

figyqr  fttrind  b{  At  diameter  and  hqf  de  ser- 

kuinfercn."  ov  a  serkl. 
Semicirclei),  S6m-i-ser-kld,  a.  scmis^rkqlar. 
ytMiciucuLAR,  Sem-i-s^r-kq-Iar,  a.  hiqf  r'snd  or 

liql'  s^rkqlar. 
Semicircumkere.ice,  Sem-i-ser-kdm-fer-ens,  n. 

hqt"  ov  a  s^rkumferensi. 
Semicolcv,  Sem-i-k6-lon,  n.  hqf  a  kolon;  a  pent 

mad  dus  (;)  tu  nat  a  grater  poz  dan  dat  ov  a 

komu. 
Semi-column'ab,   Scm-i-ko-ldm-nar,   a.    (Bot.) 

\\\i  hqf  u  kolum.  [pakt. 

Semicompa'CT,  Som-i-kom-p4kt,  a.    pqrjali  kom- 
Semicox,  ."^eiii-i-kon,  n.  (.'/«#.)    an  an/ent,   fjv- 

»>tri{|d,  inqzikal  instriimt'iit,  rez^mblig  a  hqrp. 
Semicrustaceous,    Scm-i-krus-ta-Ju3,  a.  pqrtli 

krustajui).  [silindrikal. 

Seuictlindeical,  Sem-i-si-lin-dri-kal,  a.     hqf 
Semideistical,  Sem-i-de-ist-i-kal,  a.  inkl{nd  tu 

deizui. 
Semi  DIAMETER,  Sem-i-di-am-e-ter,  n.  hqf  a  dj- 

ameter;  a  strat  Ijn  dmn  from  de  serkumfcrens 

tu  de  sentcr  ov  a  s^rkl;  a  radius. 
Semidiapaso.h,  Sem-i-dj-a-pa-zon,  n.  {Mut.)  an 

impcrfckt  oktav,  er  an  oktav  diminijt  bj  a  mjnor 

eemiton. 
Semidito.n'e,  Sem-i-dj-ton,  n.  ( J/w.)  a  les  terd. 
.Semidol'DLE,  Sem-i-dab-1,  n.  an  ofis  er  fest  in  de 

IvumiJ  breviari,  dat  iz  selcbrated  wid  les  solem- 

niti  dan  a  dubl  wun,  and  mur  dan  a  sipgl  wun. 
Kemikloret,  Seui-i-fl(i-rct,  n.  {fSi,(.)  a  hqf-fla- 

rt't,  tqbqlus  at  At  begiuio,  Ijk  a  floret,  and  uf- 

terw'irdz  okspandcj  in  At  form  ov  a  tug. 
Beuifloscular,  Sem-i-fl6s-kq-lar,  a.  havij)  an 

imi>vr(ekl  tliscr.  [semiflorct. 

Semiflosculous,  Scm-i-flos-kq-lus,  a.   havig  a 
Semifluid,  Sem-i-flq-id,  a.  imperfektii  flqid. 
.Semifuhm,  S^m-i-forin.  n.  an  imperfekt  form. 
Semiinui'rated,  Sem-i-in-dq-rat-ed,   a.    pqrjali 

iiKlqrnted. 
Semilunar,  Scm-i-lq-nar,       i    a.    rezemblip,  in 
Semilunary,  Sem-i-lq-na-ri,  i    form,  a  hqf  miDn. 
Semimetal,  Sem-i-met-al,   n.    a   hqf-metal:   an 

imi)vrfikt  metal: — a  t^rm  apljd  bj  de  old  kemista 

tu  de  britl  mctali. 
Semimimma,  Sem-i-min-i-ma,  n.   (J/tM.)  a  hqf 

Q  minim  or  kroqet, 
Semi.nal,  S^m-i-nal,  a.  beldgig  tu  std;  kontind 

in  de  sed:  nuiikal. 
Seminal,  Sem-i-nal,  ».  .'ruiiral  stat. 
Seminalitt,  Som-i-nal-i-ti,  *».  de  natyi^r  ov  8td; 

jinor  »v  |>rcxlukJon. 
Seminarist,  S^m-i-na-riat,  n.  a  RomiJ  prest  M.- 

y<^knicd  in  a  seminari. 
Seminarue.  St-m-i-na-riz,  r.  ^  tu  so  or  plant. 
Seminary,  .">em-i-na-ri,  n.  a  fed  plot;  a  nurs«ri: 

— seminal   .«tat;  — prinsipl;   kataliti;— a    plas   ov 

(xlyqkaJoB:  a  litemri  institqjon,  »za  skitil,  akad- 

emi,  ki'Ifj,  or  yqnivprsili.  [sed. 

Seminary.  S«in-i-iia-ri,  a.  Mmioal;  belugig  tu 

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.Seminate,  S6m-i-nat,  r.  t.  tu  so;  tu  propagat. 
.Semination,  Sem-i-ni-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  «oio;  de 

akt  ov  digp^^rsif).  [dqsig  sed. 

Seminiferous,  Sem-i-nif-cr-a«,  a.  b^rio  or  pro- 
Seminific,  .St-m-i-nif-ik,  (  a.   pradiiktiv  ov 

.Seminifioal,  Sem-i-nif-i-kal,  S  sed. 
Seminude,  S(^m-i-nqd,  a.  hqf-naked. 
Seminympu,  Sem-i-nimf,  n.  {L'nt.)  At  nimf  or 

st-rten  insckts.  ["l^fy.) 

Semiolooy,  Seni-i-6l-o-ji,  n.  {Mel.)   Se  {Semet- 
Semiopacous,  Scm-i-o-pa-kus,  a.  haf  dqrk;  semi- 

uiVik.  [sort  ov  apol. 

Semiopal,  Scm-i-di-pal,  n.  {J/in.)  an  imperfek: 
.Semiopaque,  Sem-i-o-pak,  a.  hqf-o[)ak. 
Semioubicular,  Sem-f-er-bik-yti-lar,  a.  hqf-er- 

bikyqlar.  [naU 

S  EM  ICED  I. V  ate,  Sem-i-or-di-nat,  n.  hqf  an  ordi- 
Semiosseous,   Sem-i-6s-e-ug,   a.   hqf  az  hqrd  az 

bun.  ['kics.} 

Semiotics,  Sem-i-ot-iks,  n.  pi.  {M(d.)  Se  {demei- 
.Semiovate,  Sem-i-6-vat,  a.  hqf  eg-Japt. 
Semioxvgenized,  Sem-i-6ks-i-jen-jzd,    a.    hqf- 

oksijenjzd. 
Semipalmate,  Sem-i-pal-mat,    a.  {Zoul.)  havig 

At  toz  konektcd  tug^der  bj  a  web  ekst^ndig 

onli  alo{)  dur  prok^mal  hqf.  [rabola. 

Semipaeabola,  Scm-i-pa-rab-o-la,  n.  hqf  a  pa- 
.Semiped,  Sem-i-ped,   n.    {Hhet.}  hqf  a  fut,  io 

puetri. 
.Semipedal,  Sem-i-pe-dal,  a.  kontanijj  hqf  a  fut. 
Semi-Pelagian,  .Sem-i-I'c-la-ji-an,    n.    wun    hO) 

huld/.  de  I'elajian  doktrin  in  a  mudif  jd  or  pqrjal 

mancr. 
Semi-Pelagian,  Sem-i-Pc-la-ji-an,  a.  relatig  tu 

de  .Semi-Pelajianz. 
Semi-Pelagianism,     Sem-i-Pc-la-ji-an-iz-m,    n. 

At  doktrinz  ov  de  Scmi-Pelajianz. 
Semipellucid,  Sem-i-pel-q-sid,  a.  hqf  klcr;  im- 

jx/rfektli  tran»p:ircnt. 
Semipeespicuous,  Sem-i-per-spik-3rq-us,  a.    im- 

porfektli  pcrsjiikyqus,  klcr,  er  transpj^rent. 
Semipeimigenous,      Sem-i-pri-mij -en-US,        a. 

( <if"L}  ov  a  midi  stat  bctwen  prjmari  and  s^k- 

ondari  formajonz. 
Semiproof,  Sem-i-prJttf,  n.  hqf  prmf  er  evidena. 
SEMiyUADEATE,  Sem-i-kwod-rat,  j    n.    {Antral.} 
.'^KMigUAETiLE,  Sem-i-kwor-til,     j       an    aspekt 

ov  de  planeLs  hwen  distant  from  tq  uder  hqf  a 

rjt  aggl,  or  45  dcgrcz. 
.Semiquavee,  Sem-i-kwa-ver,  n.    (.Vut.)    a    not 

hiKz  dqrajon  iz  hqf  dat  ov  a  kwavcr. 
.Semiquintile,  Sem-i-kwin-til,  «.   {AUni.)    an 

aspekt  ov  At  planets  hwen  at  de  distans  ov  36 

degrez  from  wun  andder.  [a  savaj. 

Semisavage,  Sem-i-sav-aj,  «.   a  bqrbarian;   hqf 
.Semisextile,  .Sem-i-seks-til,  «.  {Attrol.)  an  aa- 

pekt  ov  At  planets  hwen  da  qr  30  degrez  distant 

from  tq  uder;— kold  ols<s  a  DtmUikst. 
Semisospieo,  Sem-i-sos-p^-ro,  n.  [/(.]  (J/u«.)  a 

smol  poz,  ekwal  tu  At  att  i^^rt  ov  a  bqr  in  kom- 

on  tjm. 
Semispiieeical,  Sem-i-sfdr-i-kal,  a.    relatig  tu, 

ttr  Ijk,  hqf  a  ."fer. 
Semispheroidal,  Sem  i-8fe-r*d-al,  a.  formd  Ijk 

a  hqf-sferi^d. 
Semiteetia.v,  Sem-i-t^r-Jan,  n.  {Med.)   an  agq 

knmii'sndcd  ov  terjan  and  a  kwatidian. 
Skmitic,  Sc-mit-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  Zcm  or  his  de- 

xMiilnnta. 
Semitone,  Semi-ton,  n.  {Mut.)   hqf  a  ton;  de 

sm  >ltv-t  interval  in  mqzik. 
Semituxic,  Sem-i-ton-ik,a.  relatig  tu  a  semitan. 
.^emituansept,  Sem-i-tran-scpt,  n.  At  hqf  ov  a 

iiMu-.pt.  [traajp^rcnl. 

.^^emitkansparent,   Sem-i-trans-p^r-ent,  a.  hqf- 
iJEMiviTREOcs,  Sem-i-vit-n-as,  a.  hqf-viuetis. 


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Semivocal,  Sem-i-vo-kal,  a.  hqf-vokal. 

Semivovtel,  Sem-i-vs-el,  n.  a  konsonant  pCirJali 
vokal,  az  b,  d,  g,  v,  d,  z,  g,  r,  1,  m,  n,  g. 

Semolina,  Sem-o-lg-na,  n.  a.  grauyq,!  ov  Italyan 
hwEt,  yi^zd  in  scops  and  in  makii)  vermiseli;  keld 
gIso  scoje; — a  smeler  kjnd  iz  keld  semoleta. 

Semper  viEENT,  Sem-per  vj-rent,  a.  elwaz  flur- 
ijii];  evergren.  [plant. 

Sempervive.  Sem-per-vjv,  n.  a  perenial,  evergren 

Sempervivum,  Sem-per-vj-vum,  [Z.]  {Bot.}  a 
jenus  ov  plants  tsnajus  ov  Ijf;  sempervjv. 

Sempiternal,  Sem-pi-ter-nal,  a.  [i.]  eternal  in 
fil,ti|riti;  havig  bsginii),  but  no  end; — in  poetri, 
Eternal,  [Jon  wid-st  end. 

Sempiternitt,  Sem-pi-ter-ni-ti,  7i.  fii,tyq,r  dij^ra- 

Sempster,  Sem-ster,  ?».  wun  hd)  yq,zez  a  nsdl;  a 
talor;  a  semster. 

Sempstress,  Sem-stres,  «.  a  ■wuman  hcoz  biznes 
iz  tu  so;  a  femal  hcD  soz;^ritn  elso  {semstress, 
and  seamstress.)  [wid  a  ngdl. 

Sempstrest,  Sem-stres-i,*  n.  At  biznes  ov  soig 

Semuncia,  Se-miin-Ji-a,  7i.  [L.]  a  smel  Roman 
kern.  [kontanii)  siks. 

Senary,  Sen-a-ri,  a.  relatij  tu  de  number  siks; 

Senate,  Sen-at,  n.  de  deliberativ  asembli  ov  de 
Roman  pspl;  a  bodi  ov  men  set  apqrt  tia  konsiilt 
fer  de  publik  gud;  a  bodi  ov  k'snsilorz; — de  uper 
h'ss  ov  de  Kor)gres  ov  de  Yt^njted  Stats,  kom- 
pozd  ov  tct)  memberz  from  eg  stat;  de  uper  h'ss 
ov  a  stat  lejislatyqr. 

Senate-house,  Sen-at-h-ss,  n.  a  plas  hwqr  de 
senat,  er  a  publik  asembli,  met. 

Senator,  Sen-a-tor,  n.  a  member  ov  a  senat;  a 
publik  kTsnselor. 

Senatorial,  Sen-a-t(f)-ri-al,  a.  relatii)  tu  a  senat 
er  a  senator;  stj,ted  tia,  er  bekdmir),  a  senator. 

Senatorially,  Sen-a-to-ri-al-i,  ad.  in  a  sena- 
torial maner. 

Senatorian,  Sen-a-to-ri-an,  a.  sam  az  senatorial. 

Senatorship,  Sen-a-tor-Jip,  «.  de  ofis  er  digniti 
ov  a  senator. 

Senatus-Coxsultum,  Se-na-tus-Kon-sult-um,  ti. 
[Z.]  a  vot,  akt,  er  dekre  ov  de  Roman  senat. 

Send,  Send,  v.  t.  tu  dispag  a  person  er  tig  from 
wun  plas  tu  anuder;  tui  komijon  bj  etoriti  tia 
go  and  akt;  tu  transmit  bj  anuder;  tu  kez  tu 
go;  tu  dismis  anuder  az  ajent;  tu  grant;  tu  in- 
flikt,  az  from  a  distans;  tu  imit;  tu  difqz;  tia 
tro;  tu  Jtt)t. — Tut  send  awa,  tu  disq4rj;  tu  dis- 
mis; tu  diskqrd. 

Send,  Send,  v.  i.  tu  dispaq  a  mesaj. — Tun  send 
f&r,  tu  rekwjr  bj  mesaj  tu  kum,  er  kez  tia  be 
bret. 

Sendal,  Sen-dal,*  n.  a  sert  ov  tin  silk. 

Sender,  Send-er,  n.  wun  hoi  sendz. 

Senega,  Sen-e-ga,  )  n.  {Bot.}  {Polygala  senega^ 

Seneka,  Sen-s-ka,  \  a  perenial  plant,  havii)  a 
medisinal  rcftt;  ratlsnak-root,  er  ratlsnak-milk- 
wurt; — ritn  elso  {se?ieca.) 

Senegine,  Sen-£-jjn,  n.  {Okem.}  de  biter,  akrid 
prinsipl  ov  polig^a  senrga,  er  ratlsnak-root. 

Senescence,  Se-nes-ens,  7i.  de  stat  ov  groii)  old; 
deka  bj  tjm. 

Seneschal,  Sen-e-Jal,  n.  a  Frenq  tjtl  ov  ofis  and 
digniti,  derivd  from  de  midl  ajez,  anserig  tu 
dat  ov  sti|Qrd  er  hj  stq^ard  in  Iggland; — wun  hm 
bad,  in  grat  h-szez,  de  kq,r  ov  fests,  domestik 
seremoniz,  &s.  [Jal. 

Seneschalship,  Sen-e-Jal-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  sene- 

Sengreen,  Sen-gren,  n.  a  plant.  [on  old  aj. 

Senile,  Se-njl,  a.  beloijip  tu  old  aj;  konsekwent 

Senility,  Se-nil-i-ti,  n.  old  aj;  de  weknes  ov  aj. 

Senior,  Sen-yor,  n.  wun  older  dan  anuder;  an 
elder;  an  ajed  person. 

Seniority,  SEn-y6r-i-ti,n.  destatovbeig  senyor; 
6lderjip,  prjoriti  ov  bert. 


Senna,  Sen-a,  n.  a.  tre;  a  spejez  ov  kajia;  de  levz 
ov  de  tre  yii,zd  az  a  katqrtik  medisin. 

Sennachy,  Sen-a-ki,  n.  {SaAland')  a  Hjland  bqrd 
er  minstrel; — an  antikwari  er  jenealojist. 

Sennight,  Sen-it,  ».  [kontrakted  from  {seven 
nit/At,}]  de  spas  ov  sevn  njts  and  daz;  a  wek; 
sevnnjt. 

Sennit,  Sen-it,  n.  {Ifin.}  a  sert  ov  flat,  braded 
kerdaj,  f ermd  bj  platig  f  jv  or  sevn  rop-yqrnz  tu- 
geder. 

Senogdlae,  Sen-6k-yn,-lar,  a.  [L.]  havig  siks  jz. 

Sensate,  Sen-sat,  a.  persevd  bj  de  sensez;  s6n- 
sated.  [sensat. 

Sensated,  Sen-sat-ed,  p.  a.  persevd  bj  de  sensez; 

Sensation,  Sen-sa-Jon,  71.  persepjon  bj  menz  ov 
de  sensez,  er  efekt  prodqst  on  de  sensorium  bj 
sumtir)  aktig  on  de  bodili  erganz; — eksjtment; 
felig  eksjted;  imprejon  mad  on  uderz. 

Sensational,  Sen-sa-Jon-al,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  im- 
pljig,  sensajon. 

Sense,  Sens,  n.  de  fakulti  er  p'ser  bj  hwig  de 
propertiz  and  stats  ov  eksternal  tigz  qr  persevd. 
3q,r  qr  fjv  sensez,  viz.,  sjt,  herig,  tast,  tug,  and 
smel. — Suseptibiliti  ov  Emojon;  sensibiliti;  per- 
sepjon bj  ds  sensez;  sensajon;  fslig; — persepjon 
bj  de  understandig;  intelekt;  aprehenjon  ov  mjnd; 
kwiknes  er  kennes  ov  persepjon;  understandig; 
STindnes  ov  fakultiz;  stregt  ov  natyi^ral  rezn; 
rezn;  reznabl  menig;  opinyon;  nojon;  jujment; 
persepjon;  konjusnes;  konvikjon; — menig;  im- 
port; signifikajon. 

Senseless,  Sens-les,  a.  wontig  sens;  inkapabl  ov 
sensajon;  inkapabl  ov  emojon  er  simpati;  wontig 
understandig  er  jujment;  unwjz;  fcolij;  unrezn- 
abl;  sti^pid;  insensibl;  wontig  nolej;  unkonjus. 

Senselessly,  Sens-les-li,  ad.  in  a  sensles  maner; 
stqpidli. 

Senselessness,  Sens-les-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
sensles;  foli:  unreznablnes;  absurditi;  stqpiditi. 

Sensibility,  Sen-si-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
sensibl;  kapabiliti  ov  sensajon;  aptnes  fer  sensa- 
jon; kapabiliti  ov  or  aptnes  fer  kwik  emojon; 
suseptibiliti;  felig;  delikasi. 

Sensible,  Sen-si-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  sensajon,  er  ov 
eksjtig  sensajon;  sensitiv;  Ijabl  tu  kwik  emojon; 
takig  er  takn  kwikli  tu  hqrt; — afektig  de  sensez; 
persEvig  bj  de  sensez:  perseptibl  bj  dE  sensez; — 
persevd  bj  de  mjnd;  jjersevig  bj  de  mjnd;  persep- 
tibl bj  de  mjnd; — strogli  afekted;  konvinst;  per- 
swaded;— konfermd  tu  gud  sens  er  rezn;  rezna- 
bl; |:jq,dijus;  wjz. 

Sensible,  Sen-si-bl,  n.  sensajon,  [Paetri,]  hwot- 
ever  iz  perseptibl  ar^snd  us. 

Sensibleness,  Sen-si-bl-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  er  stat 
ov  beig  sensibl;  sensibiliti;  jujment. 

Sensibly,  Sen-si-bli,  acl.  in  d  sensibl  maner;  per- 
septibli  tu  dE  sensez:  eksternali;  bj  imprejon  on 
dE  sensez;  bj  imprejon  on  de  mjnd;  planli;  jq,- 
dijusli;  reznabli.  [sensajon. 

Sensiferous,  Sen-sif-er-us,  a.   prodqsig  sens  er 

Sensific,  Sen-sif-ik,  a.  kezig  sensajon. 

Sensitive,  Sen-si-tiv,  a.  aljv  tu  erganik  afekjonz 
from  eksternal  tigz;  senjent;  havig  sens  but  not 
rezn. — Sensitiv  plant,  {mimosii  pudica,}  a  smel 
anyii,al  plant,  hwig  Jrigks  and  felz  on  beig  sljtli 
tuqt.  [er. 

Sensitively,  Sen-si-tiv-li,  ad.  in  a  sensitiv  man- 

Sensitiveness,  Sen-si-tiv-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
beig  sensitiv.  [rium. 

Sensorial,  Sen-s6-ri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  de  senso- 

Sensorium,  Sen-s6-rium,  ».,  pi.  [L.]  Sen-s6-ri-a, 
{U/u/.}  Sen-S(f)-ri-umz. — {Anat.}  ae  set  er  kom- 
on  senter  ov  sensajon,  olmost  jqniversali  supozd 
tu  be  in  de  bran;  de  organ  ov  sensajon. 

Sensory,  Sen-so-ri,  n.  sam  az  semorium. 

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Sexsual,  .S*n-/v»'>  *•  "lat'O  ^^  <*«  sonscz;  dr- 
peniiig  on  de  seusez;  afuktig  de  ><oii.'<ez:  piczin 
lu  Ac  sensoz;— k<irnul;  not  cpirityiial;  drvuted 
tu  de  plejir  ^^  ^e    scusoz;    vuliipiynus;    li^J; 

Sexsl'alism,  S6n-Jn-al-ii-in,n. ?CDjnalili;  g^nJual 
iniiilji-n.^,  apctjt  or  [dtaz.— {Menial /•Ml-'g'//'hi/,} 
di'  ti'uri  hwiq  rezulvz  >t\  dc  mcnltil  aku  und  in- 
U'loktyiial  piserz  ov  man  iiitu  variud  inudifika- 
Jonz  ov  mf  r  jiunsajon. 

Sknsualist,  Sen-Jn-al-ist,  n.  wun  devoted  tu 
gdnJuiil  ple-jurz;  a  vuldptynari;  an  ^piki^r;  a 
kqrnal  p<'r:!cjn. 

Sensualitv,  Sen-Jri-al-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  brig 
g^nji^al;  devutcdni-s  tu  de  seodez  or  tu  8^njq,al 
plcjurz;  voluptyi;u9Dei. 

Skssualization,  Sen-Jn-al-i-zd-Jon,  n.  de  akt 
ov  rendcriu  steii/nal. 

Sexsualizk,  Sen-Jn-al-jz,  r.  t.  tu  giv  up  tu 
senJualili;  tu  mak  s^njqal. 

Sexsually,  Sc'n-Jn,-al-i,  aJ.  in  a  s^Dji),al  maner. 

Sexhuositv,  Sen-Jn-os-i-ti,  n.  de  slat  ov  beij) 
sen/iiu:!. 

Sensuous,  S^n-Jq,-as,  a.  ful  or  8ens,  felig,  or 
pajon:  jaMtik;— abundifl  inscnsibl  imajez;  kom- 
preheiisibl;  "  Higz  most  komprehensibi,  dat  iz, 
leiifn'ie."  [cr. 

SENhiOL'SLV,  Sun-Jii-us-li,  ad.  in  a  s^nJuus  m:in- 

Sessuols.ness,  Sen-Jn-us-ncs,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
btifl  i^nJuus. 

Sent,  rieut,  i.  and/>.  lt^im  Seiul.     &e  {Send.) 

Sentence,  Sen-tens,  n.  dctermina/on,  desijon, 
dekre,  or  kondemnajog,  az  ov  a  kort  or  juj:  juj- 
mentidoim;— a  miik:>im;  an  ak^iom,  jenonili  mor- 
al;— a  perio<l  in  rjtio,or  wunlz  iojikali  and  gram- 
itikiili  j«rnd  so  az  tu  mak  a  komplet  sens,  and 
mqrkt  bj  a  ful  stop;  an  a-semblaj  ov  vrurdz  ferm- 
ig  Q  komplet  sons. — A  tiiin/'l  «/(/</«  hiiz  but  wun 
subjekt  and  wun  f{nit  vt-rb:  az,  "l^f  iz  /ort." 
A  ki'inysivl  miU'H*  konsists  ov  t*i»  or  mor  simpl 
sentenscz,  konekted  tugeder;  az,  "  Lif  iz  Jert, 
but  qrt  iz  log." 

Sentence,  Sen-tens,  r.  t.  tu  pas  sontens  ap6n; 
tu  \vxs  jujmcnt  on;  tu  kondem;  tu  d4>m  tu 
punijment. 

Sextencek,  Sen-tens-or,  n.  wun  hoi  sentensez. 

Sentential,  Sen-tan-Jal,  a.  komprjzig  sentensez; 
gentcnjus. 

Sententjallt,  Son-t^n-Jal-i,  ad.  bj  menz  ov 
sentensez.  [ncs. 

Sententiositt,  Sen-ton-Ji-6s-it-i,*  n.  senten/us- 

Sententious,  Sen-lon-Jui,  a.  abundig  wid  sen- 
tensez, aksiomz,  and  maksimz:  Jt<rt  and  cnerjet- 
ik;  ful  ov  menig:  vcri  ckspresiv;  piti;  sentcn/al. 

Sententiously,  Sen-ten-Jus-li,  ad.  inabontcn- 
Jus  muner;  pitili. 

Sentextiousness,  Scn-t6n-Jus-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 
ov  brig  scntcn/us;  breviti  wid  strcgt. 

Sentery,  Sen-lor-i,  u.  a  sentinel.     Se  {Sentry.) 

Sextiexcy,  Sen-jfen-si,  n.  rier.sepjon;  felijj. 

Sextient,  Stn-Ji-ont,  a.  havig  scnsajon;  pcr- 
Mvig  bide  scnsez;  sonsitiv;  {Mirstvig. 

Skntiext,  Sdn-Ji-ent,  n.    a  bcig  havig  sensajon. 

SExriMENT,  S^n-ti-ment,  n.  sensibiliti;  fclig; 
Icndi-rne.*;  suscptibiliti;— Nit;  no/on;  tenet; upin- 
jron;  dirokjon  ov  twt:— a  dispuzijon  ov  mjnd,  az 
luv,  hntred,  hup,  admimjun,  prjd,  hi^militi; — a 
8tr|kiii  s  -ntens  in  a  k<>m|>ijii/on. 

SENTiMtMAi.,  Sen-ti-ment-al,  a.  ab'sadif)  in 
sen-ibilitl:  pat^tik;  bavlg  friig;  havii)  senti- 
ment: havig  afekled  sensibiliti. 

Sbntimentalism,  Si-n-ti-m^n-tal-is-m,  n.  de 
kwoliti  ov  brig  sentimental;  afekta/on  ov  sen- 
timent or  sensibiliti. 

Sentimentalist,  Sen-ti-m^n-tal-ist,  n.  wun  hot 
h.ii  or  nf^^vis  sentiment  or  sensibiliti. 


SENTiMENTALiTr,  Seo-ti-mcn-tal-i-ti,  n.  de  stat 

ov  beig  suntimc^ntal;   afdkted   seiuibiliti;  senti- 

mentalizm. 
Sentimentalize,    Sen-ti-m^n-tal-(z,    r.  t.    tu 

form,  (jerij,  or  aft^kt  sentiment  or  sensibiliti. 
Sentinel,  S^n-ti-nel,  n.  wun  b(i>  woijcs  or  kepe 

gqrd,  tu  prevent  surprjz;  a  Boljer  on  gqrd;  wo^: 

giird.  [nels. 

Sentinelled,  S6n-ti-neld,  a.  furni/t  wid  senti- 
Sentuy,  Sdn-tri,  n.    [kordpted  from  {se/Uinfl,)] 

a  suljcr  on  gqrd;  a  sentinel;— gqrd;  wo^:  dqti  or 

Q  seiitri. 
Sentry-box,    S^n-tri-boks,   n.   a  smol  Jed  for  a 

sentri.  [^kaliks. 

Sepal,    Se-p«l,  n.   {Dot.)   a  divison  or  Itf  ov  dc 
Sepalous,  Sep-al-us,  a.  relatig  tu  or  bavig  se- 

I>ulz.  [ov  beig  separabl. 

Separability,    Sop-a-ra-bil-i-ti,    n.    de  kwoliti 
Separable,  .Sep-a-ra-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  separated; 

divizibl;  disrrptibl. 
.StPARABLENES.s,   Sep-a-ra-bl-ncs,   n.    de  kwoliti 

ov  beig  .^epurabl.  [rajon. 

Separably,    Sep-a-ra-bli,  ad.  in  a  slat  ov  sc[ja- 
Separate,    .S^p-a-rat,  r.  t.  tu  divjd  intu  iK^rts; 

tu  disyi(,n|t;  tu  disjtfn;  tu  mak  a  spas  bciwen; 

tu  sever;  tu  pqrt;  tu  sunder;  tu  set  apqrt;  tu 

widdro.  [or  disynnjted. 

Separate,  Sdp-a-rat,  r.  i.  tu  pqrt;  tu  be  divjded 
Separate,    Sdp-a-rat,    a.   divjded  from  de  rest; 

pqrted  from  uniider;  di?j(jrnd;  widdron;  disy^njl- 

od;  distigkt:  difercnt;  unkonekted. 
Separately,  Sep-a-rat-li,  ad.  in  a  separat  man- 
er; u]K(rt;  siggli.  [separat. 
StPARATENESs,  Sep-a-rat-ncs,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
Separatical,  Sep-a-rdt-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  sep- 

ara/ou:  scktarian. 
Separation,  Sep-a-ra-Jon,  n,  de  akt  ov  separat- 

ig;  de  stat  ov  brig  sejarat;  disyqnyon;  divijon; 

divurs;  disjugkjou. 
Separatism,    Sep-a-ra-tiz-m,  n.   de  prinsiplz  er 

kwdliiiz  ov  de  Separatists. 
Separatist,    Sep-a-ra-tist,   n.    wun  hu»  separata 

himself,  inrtikyqlarli  from  a  qurq;  a  disenter; 

a  sektari;  a  sizmatik;  a  seseder. 
Separative,  .Sep-a-ra-tiv,  a.  tendig  tu  sejiarat. 
Separator,  Sep-a-ni-tor,  n.  wun  hoi  separals;  a 

divider.  [separatig. 

Separatory,     Sep-a-ra-to-ri,    a.    dat    separata: 
Separatory,  Sep-a-ra-to-ri,  n.  {Chem.}  a  vesel 

yq,zd  for  se|):iratig  de  esenjal  pqrts  ov  likorz. 
Sepia,    Sc-pi-u,  «.  [L.]  j'l.   Sr-pi-e:  de  kutl-fi/: 

Q  sprjez  ov  pigment  preii^rd  from  a  blak  jt^s  se- 

kretcd  bi  sertcn  glandz  ov  de  kutl-fij. 
Sepoy,  Se-pff,  /*.  a  soljer  ov  de  nativ  India  tnitps: 

in  de  servis  ov  de  8st-Ijidia  kumjuini. 
Seps,  Seps,  n.  [L.]  a  kjnd  ov  vcuomus  eft:  wnn 

ov  a  jenus  ov  sorian  reptils,  havig  for  vcri  Jort 

legs. 
Sept,  Sept,  n.  a  klan;  a  ras;  a  famili;  a  jcnera- 

Jon,  yqid  onli  wid  rfgqrd  or  alij^on  tu  n-laod. 
Septa,  .Sep-ta,  n.  />!.  [/..]  Se  {.St/'tum.} 
Septangle,    S^p-tag-gl,  n.  a  figj'nr  havig  sevu 

sjdz  and  sevn  agglz;  u  heptagon. 
Septangular,  Sep-tag-gq-lar,  a.  havig  sc\ti  ag- 
glz or  korners. 
Septaria,  Sep-tM-ri-a,  n.  pi.  (.Vi'/i.)  nodyiilz  < ' 

k:ilknrius  marl  |>rczentig  mimcrus  fijqrz. 
September,   >ep-tem-ber,  n.  [L.]  dc  njnt  munf 
ov  dc  yer;— [de  sevnl  munt  ov  de  lUjuian  yer. 
hwiq  began  wid  .Mqr<j.] 
Septemvir,    Sep-tem-vir,    n.    [L.]  pi.   Scp-t<m- 
vi-rj:  wun  ov  ^evn  men,  jffnd  in  eni  ofis  or  kom- 
ijiin. 
Septemvirate,  Sep-tem-vi-rat,  n.  dc  ofis  ov  d« 

seplemvirj:  a  guvcmment  ov  sevn  i»,TSoni. 
Septenary,  Sei>-ten-a-ri,  a.  kuu-i-iig  ov  sevn. 


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Septenary,  Sep-ten-a-ri,  n.  de  number  sevn. 
Septennial,    Sep-ten-i-al,   a.    lastig  sevn  yerz; 

hapnir)  wuns  in  sevn  yerz.  [sevu  yerz. 

Septennium,  8ep-ten-i-um,  n.  [L.]  a  period  ov 
Septextrion,  Sep-ten-tri-on,  n.  dat  pqrt  ov  dg 

hevnz  in  hwiq  qr  dg  Sevn  Stqrz,  er  fe'qrlz  Wan; 

de  nort. 
Septextrion,  Sep-ten-tri-on,  )  ^    nerdern 

Septentrional,  Sep-ten-tri-o-nal,  (     ' 
Septentrionality,     Sep-ten-tri-o-nal-i-ti,*    n. 

dg  Stat  ov  beir)  nerdern. 
Septentrioxally,  Sep-ten-tri-o-nal-i,  ad.  toardz 

de  norfc;  nordernli.  [tend  nerderli, 

Septentrionate,  Sep-ten-tri-o-nat,*  v.  i.  tia 
Septfoil,  Sept-ferl,  n.  {Hot.}  a  sevn-lsvd  plant. 
Septic,  Sep-tik,  n.  a  substans  dat  prodi^sez  pq,- 

trefakjon. 
Septic,  Sep-tik,  )  a.  haviij  piser  tin  prodq,s 

Septical,  Sep-ti-kal,  i      pq^trgfakjon;  kezig  pi^- 

trgfakjon.  [septa. 

Septicidal,  Sep-ti-sj-dal,  a.  {Bot.}  diyjdii)  dg 
Septicity,  Sop-tis-i-ti,  n.  tendensi  tm  pq,trefak- 

Jon. 
Septiferous,  Sep-tif-er-us,  a.  {Bot.}  bq,rii)  septa. 
Septifragal,    Sep-tif-ra-gal,   a.    {Bot.}  brakig 

trcD  dg  septa.  [sjdz. 

S"EPTILATERAL,  Sep-ti-lat-er-al,  a.  havii)  sevn 
Septinsular,     Sep-tin-si^-lar,    a.    konsistig    ov 

sevn  jlandz;  az,  "3g  Septinsiilar  Rgpiiblik." 
Septisyllable,  Sep-ti-sil-a-bl,  n.  a.  wurd  havig 

sevn  silablz.  [ov  azot  and  oksijen. 

Septon,  Sep-ton,  n.  {Chem.'}  a  gas  komp'snded 
Septuagenarian,    Sep-tq,-aj-e-na-ri-an,  n.  wun 

hot)  iz  SL'vnti  ygrz  ov  aj. 
Septuagexary,  Sep-tn,-aj-e-na-ri,  n.  wun  hcD  iz 

sevnti  yerz  old;  septi^ajgnarian. 
Septuagexary,    Sep-tq-aj-e-na-ri,   a.    konsistig 

ov  sevnti,  er  sevnti  ygrz. 
Septuagesima,    Sep-tix-a-jes-i-ma,    n.    [Z.]    de 

terd  Sunda  befor  Lent,  so  keld  from  its  beig 

sevnti  daz  bgfor  Sster.  [ov  sevnti. 

Septuagesimal,  Sep-ti^-a-jes-i-mal,  a.  konsistig 
Septuagint,  Sep-tq,-a-jint,  w.  de  Grgk  verjon  ov 

dg  tOld    Testament,  mad    at  Aleksandria,  ab'st 

284  (B.  C.,)  for  dg  advdntaj  ov  dg  Jq,z  in  Bjipt, 

hO)  had  lost  dg  yq,s  ov  dg  Hgbroo  laggwaj; — so 

kold,  az  beig  supozd  tu  bg  dg  wurk  ov  sevnti- 

to)  interpreterz  er  translatorz. 
Septuagint,    Sep-tx],-a-jint,    a.    bglogig   tu   dg 

verjon  ov  dg  Sevnti. 
Septum,  Sep-tum,  n.  [Z.]  pi.  Sep-ta;  an  inkl03ii,r; 

a  feus. — {Anat.y  a  partijon;  separajon:  a  mem- 
bran;  dg  drum  ov  dg  gr. — {Bot.}  a  partijon  sep- 

aratig  a  bodi   inta  tot)   er  mor  selz   er   pqrts. 
Septuple,  Sep-tq,-pl,  a.  sevn  timz  az  muc;  sevn- 

fold. 
Sepulchral,  Se-pdl-kral,  a.  relatig  tu  a  sepul- 

ker  er  tu  berial;  monyqmental; — grav;  dgp;  holo. 
Sepulcuralize,   Sg-pul-kral-jz,  v.  t.  tu  render 

sepiilkral  er  solem. 
Sepulchre,  Sep-ul-ker,  n.  de  plas  hw^r  a  kerps 

iz  berid;  a  grav;  a  tiDm;  a  monyt^ment  fer  de 

ded. 
Sepulchre,  Sg-pul-ker,  v,  t.  tu  beri;  tu  entt6m. 
Sepulture,  Sep-ul-tti,r,  n.  interment;  berial. 
Sequacious,    Se-kwa-Jus,*  a.    foloig;  atendant; 

duktil;  pljant. 
Sequaciousness,  Se-kwa-Jus-nes,*  n.  sekwasiti. 
Sequacity,     Sg-kwas-i-ti,*  n.    duktiliti;  tufnes; 

dg  akt  ov  foloig. 
Sequel,    Se-kwel,   n.    dat  hwiq  foloz;  de  kloz; 

konklqjon;  suksgdig  pqrt;  konsekwens;  event. 
Sequence,  Sg-kwens,  n.  order  ov  suksejon;  sgrigz. 

— {Mus.}  a  similar  suksejon  ov  kordz. 
Sequent,   Se-kwent,  a.  foloig;  suksedig;  konse- 

kwenjal. 


Sequent,  Se-kwent,*  n.  a  foloer. 

Sequential,  Se-kwen-Jal,*  a.  suksgdig;  foloig. 

Sequester,  Se-kwest-er,  v.  t.  tu  separat  from 
uderz  fer  dg  sak  ov  prjvasi;  tu  put  asjd;  tu 
widdre;  tu  tak  pozejon  ov;  tu  set  asjd  from  de 
yi|s  ov  dg  oner  tu  dat  ov  uderz;  az,  "Hiz  anyq,- 
iti  iz  sehwesterd  tu  pa  hiz  kreditorz;"  tu  dgprjv 
ov  pozejonz. — {Ckil  law}  tu  rgn'sns.  [tjr. 

Sequester,  Sg-kwest-er,  v.  i.  tu  widdre;  tu  re- 

Sequester,  Sg-kwest-er,^'  n.  disjugkjon;  sekwes- 
trajon. 

Sequestrable,  Sg-kwes-tra-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  se- 
kwesturd  er  sekwestrated.  [tu  separat. 

Sequestrate,   Sg-kwes-trat,  v.  i.  tu  sgkwester; 

Sequestration,  Sek-wes-tra-Jon,  71.  dg  akt  ov 
sskwesterig;  dg  stat  ov  bgig  sekwesterd;  sepa- 
rajon; dg  Stat  ov  beig  set  asjd. — {Law}  depriva- 
Jon  ov  dg  yqs  and  profits  ov  a  pozejon;  de  sep- 
aratig  or  setig  asjd  ov  a  tig  in  kontroversi,  from 
de  pozejon  ov  bot  ov  de  pqrtiz  hcD  kontend  fer  it. 

Sequestrator,  Sek-wes-tra-tor,  n.  wun  hoo  se- 
kwesterz  er  taks  from  a  man  de  profits  ov  hiz 
pozejonz. 

Sequin,  Se-kwin,  n.  an  Italyan  gold  kern,  ov  ds 
valyq  ov  ab^t  $2,27 — elso,  a  TarkiJ  gold  kefn, 
de  valyq,  ov  hwiq  variz  akerdig  tu  de  periodz 
ov  kffnaj: — ritn  elso  {zechin,  checqueen,  chequin, 
and  cecehin.} 

Seraglio,  Se-ral-yo,  n.  de  palas  ov  de  TurkiJ 
sultan,  at  Konstantinopl;  a  plas  for  konkqbjnz, 
in  de  E'St;  a  harem. 

Serai,  Sg-rq-j,  n.  [Tur'k.  &  Per.]  a  plas  fer  de 
akomodajon  ov  travelerz  in  de  8st  Indgz;  a  kqn; 
a  karavansari. 

Seralbumen,  Ser-al-bq-men,  n.  albq,men  obtand 
from  dg  sgrum  ov  dg  blud. 

Seraph,  Ser-af,  n.  [Heh.]  yl.  Ser-a-fim;  Eng. 
Ser-afs;  an  anjel  ov  de  hjest  ragk; — In  de  Igglij" 
verjon  ov  de  Bjbl,  dg  plqral  ferm  serafimz  iz 
yvi,zd:  az,  "wun  ov  dg  ferafims." — 3g  Order  ov 
di  Serafim,  a  Swedijerder  ov  njthud,  instituted 
in  1334,  limited  tu  24  memberz,  besjdz  de  kig 
and  reral  famili. 

Seraphic,  Se-raf-ik,  )  a.  relatig  tu  a  seraf; 

Seraphical,  Se-raf-i-kal,  i  anjelik;  selestyal; 
pqr;  ref jnd  from  senji^aliti. 

Seraphicalness,  Se-raf-i-kal-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 
ov  beig  senifik.  [seraf. 

Seraphicism.    Se-r;if-i-siz-m,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  a 

Seraphim,  Ser-a-fim,  n.  \^Heb.'\  de  phxral  ov 
(^<iVw/'A.)— £Injelz  ov  de  hjest  ragk.  Se  {Ser- 
aph.} 

Seraphine,  Ser-a-fen,  n.  {Mus.}  a  ked,  mqzikal 
wind-instrcDment,  ov  dg  ergan  spgjez,  adapted 
tu  dg  sjz  ov  a  (jamber. 

Serapis,  Se-ra-pis,  n.  an  Fjipjan  deiti. 

Seraskiee,  Se-ras-ker,  «/•  Ser-as-kgr,  n.  de 
komdnder-in-qef  ov  de  TurkiJ  qrmi;  a  jeneralis- 
imO;  a  jeneral. 

Sercel,  Ser-sel,  n.  Se  {Sarcel.} 

Sere,  Ser,  a.  drj;  widerd. 

Sere,  Ser,*  n.  a  kle;  a  talon. 

Serena,  Sg-rg-na,  n.  Se  (  (rutta  Serena.} 

Serenade,  Ser-e-nfid,  n.  an  entertanment  ov 
mi|zik;  a  mqzikal  performans  mad  bj  jentlmen, 
in  de  spirit  ov  galantri,  under  de  windo  ov  ladiz, 
in  dg  gvnig. 

Serenade,  Scr-e-nad,  v.  t.  tu  entertan  wid  a 
serenad,  er  wid  nokttirnal  mqzik. 

Serenade,  Ser-e-nad,  v.  i.  tu  perform  a  serenad. 

Serene,  Se-ren,  a.  klgr;  kqm:  plasid;  kwjet;  un- 
nitld;  undisturbd:  evn  ov  temper;  trankwilj 
pesful: — yqzd  az  a  Yi^ropean,  er  espejali,  a  Jer- 
man  tjtl  ov  onor;  az,  "Seien  Hjnes." 

Serene,  Se-ren,  n.  frej,  kiol  .-^r;  a  kqm  evnig. 

Serene,  Se-ren,  v.  t.  tu  kqm;  tu  kwjet;  tu  kler. 


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Sekenelt,  Se-rfn-Ii,  ad.  in  a  seren  manor;  wid 
Mreiiiti;  kqnili;  kwiftli;  koilli. 

SuiENt.VKSS,  St-rEu-ne.J,  n.  !<ereuiti. 

SKat.MTLUE,  SE-ren-i-tti(l,»  n.  kqinncs;  koilnca 
uv  ui{ii>i;  sercuiti. 

SK&EMTr,  Sc-r^n-i-ti,  n.  At  8tat  ov  beig  stria; 
kqiuiic:';  nijld  t^mpenitq^r:  yt*:  kwjctue^;  tran- 
kwiliti;  cviiiius  uv  tviupt'r;  kdilno^. 

StUK,  S^rf,  /(.  a  Slav  ov  a  lu  klay,  suq  az  ogzUtud 
iu  de  dqrk  ajez;  a  »ltiv  ataijt  tu  nu  cstat,  az  in 
lioijiii:  a  pezaut;  a  Ixjar;— ritn  olsu  {cerf.} 

Sekkaoe,  .>vrt-aj,  n.  dc  stal  er  konJi/on  ov  a 
(<vrf:  ^lave^i. 

Seuui:,  S<TJ,  /».  a  kan  sort  ov  wulon  stuf;  a  klot 
ov  kwiltfd  wuilen. 

Serokaxcv,  Ser-jen-si,  n.  dc  ofis  ov  sorjent. 

Sekukant,  Sor-jent,  or  Sqr-jcnt,  h.  an  ofiser;  a 
nmi-kuinijund  ofiser  ov  de  qrmi.— (J  t/erjtnt,  er 
serjtiit-at-lv,  ( lytjlaiul }  iz  de  hjest  dtgre  ov 
koiuou  lo,  triJO  hwiq  ol  must  prosed  befcjr  utanig 
dc  digniti  ov  juj. — SerjeiU-at  orrm,  an  ot'iscr  ov 
a  kort,  ur  ov  a  l^jiijlatyi^r,  hatzdi^ti  it  iz  tu  arest 
ofenderz,  As. 

Seroeant-suip,  Ser-jent-/ip,  n.  ofis  ov  a  sorjent. 

Seegeantv,  Ser-jou-ti,  «.  {Law)  a  teuyqr  ov 
laiid^  ov  de  kin  ov  Iggland,  b|  a  s^rvia  tu  be 
pcrturmd.  wun  kjnd  ov  hwig  ii  kold  grand,  de 
uder /•'/('/  g';rjeiiti. 

Serial,  Se-ri-al, a.  relntig  tu  or  impliig,  a  seriez. 

Serial,  St-ri-al,  n.  a  number  or  [xirt  ov  q  wurk 
or  publikujoii  iji],d  in  a  seriez,  or  periodikali. 

Seriatim,  Se-ri-a-tim,  ad.  [L.]  in  a  seriez;  in  or- 
der; akordig  tu  plas  or  senyoriti. 

Sericeois,  Se-riJ-us,  a.  {Jiid.}  silki;  kurcfd 
will  silki  h^^rz,  az  a  lef. 

Series,  Si'-ri-ez,  n.  shj.  and  pi.  a  konekted  9uk- 
sejon:  a  set  ov  kont^kted  t«rmz:  sekwens;  order; 
kon.—Srriratz,  in  de  plqml,  iz  sumtjmz,  do  not 
ofn,  yqzd;  az,  'Uh-uzez  ov  periodik  termz." 

Serio-comio,  Se-ri-b>-k6m-ik,  i  a.  beig  bat 

Serio-comical,  Se-ri-a-kom-i-kal,  i  seriusand 
k'>mik. 

Serious,  Se-ri-us,  a.  ?rnest;  grav;  solem;  not 
volatil:  not  Ijt  ov  behavyor;  im]Mrtaiit;  wati; 
not  trjflig.  [gravli:  in  ernest. 

Seriously,    Se-ri-us-li,    ad,    in  a  serius  maner; 

Seriousness,  Se-ri-ua-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
serius;  graviti. 

Serjeant,  Ser-jent,  n.  Se  {Sergeant.) 

Sermon,  Ser-mon,  n.  a  rclijus  diskurs,  delivcrd 
irom  dc  pulpit,  or  tu  a  koggrrga/on:  a  sr rius 
egzortajon.  [moii;  tu  ti^tor. 

Sermon,  Ser-mon,*  r.  t.  tu  diskurs,  az  in  a  ser- 

Sermon,  S^r-mon,*  r.  t.  tu  komixJz  or  deliver 
a  S'TiU'in.  [h6rtiit<jri. 

Sermumcal,    Ser-m6n-i-kal,    a.    Ijk   a   sermon; 

Sermonino,  S.;r-mon-ig,*  n.  di8ki5rs;  instriikjou. 

Sermonisu,  Syr-mon-iJ,*  a.  rez^uiblig  a  sermon. 

Sermomist,  Syr-mon-isl,  n.  a  rjter  ov  sermonz. 

Sermosium,  S?r-mu-ni-um,  n.  [L.\  an  interhyl 
or  hi-lorikiil  i>ln,  f-irmcrli  akted  bj  de  inferior 
urderi  ov  de  Kdt<.>Iik  klfrji,  agisted  b{  yoodi,  in 
df  boili  ov  de  qurq. 

Sermonize,    S^r-mon-it,  r.  i.    tu  preq;  tu  mak 

IXTIDOIIZ. 

Sekmonizer,  Si»r-mon-jz-cr,  «.  a  ritcrov  sermonz. 

Sermonizinq,  Ser-mon-iz-ig,  «.  de  akt  ov  mak- 

ijl  MTmoni.  [siUr  and  «<«■/*'. 

Sermountaim,    Ser-m^n-ten,    n.    a  i>laut,    kold 

Skrkn,      s;-.-^£,n    {  '*•   ^  bufalaz   hjd,   yqid  for 

Seroox.    '    '       'I      l>akig  drugi,  k*.  [tin. 

Serositv,  Se-nSs-i-ti.  h.  de  stat  ov  brig  «erus  er 

Serous,  Se-rus  a.  relatig  tu  serum:  tin;  woteri. 

Serpent,  Ser-pont,  n.  wun  ov  a  gprjez  ov  ufidi- 

anz;  an  :\uimal  dat  iiitbvz  bi  a  wjtidig  mu/on,  or 

bj  au  undi^lajon,  wid'St  legi;  a  snak;  a  vjper;— 


eni  tig  rtz^mblig  a  »<?rj)ent;  a  mali/us  person; — 
a  sort  ov  fjrwurk;-  u  miizikul,  bruii  wiuJ-inDtnD- 
mi-nt,  servig  az  u  bas  in  kou.-vrts. 

Serpent.  ."^er-jK-nt,  a.  sv''l*eutju;  wiiidig:  rjdig. 

Sekpentaria,  Ser-pen-la-ri-a,  /*.  {li'A.)  di  plant 
siiakrojt. 

Serpent ARIOU8,  Sfr-pon-ti-ri-iu.  n.  {Astron.) 
an  aiijent  konstelajon,  in  dt  nordcm  hemiafer. 

Sekpentiform,  .S9r-i)en-ti-forui,  a.  havig  dc 
form  ov  a  serpent.  ^i-vH**"''- 

Serpe.ntiginous,  Ser-j>on-tij-in-us,  a.  bred  ov  a 

.StEPENTl.NE,  Ser-peii-lio,  ti.  an  ^rb.-  (i/i/i.)  a 
maguejian  ston  or  ruk,  ov  varius  kulorz,  and 
8umt|iuz  spvkid  Ijk  u  svH'*-''^^  ^^^■ 

Serpenti.ve,  Svr-|jen-tjii,  a.  rezemblig  a  s^>rpent; 
wjndig  Ijk  a  syn^Qt; — uutig  a  magnejian  stun  or 
rok.  [|>ent. 

.Serpentine,  St*r-pen-tin,  r.  i.  tu  wjnd  Ijk  u  t^t- 

Se&pentinous,  S^r-pen-ti-nu8,  a.  relatig  tu  s^r- 
pentjn.  [seri>cntjn. 

Seepentizk,    Ser-pen-t^i,  v.  i.    tu  meander;  tu 

Serpentry,  Ser-pen-tn,  n.  a  habitajon  ov  ser- 
pents. 

Serpent's-tosgue,  Ser-pents-tug,  n.  a  plant. 

•Serpet,  Ser-pet,  n.  a  basket. 

Serpiginous,  Ser-pij-in-us,  a.  relatig  tu,  or 
[Hirtakig  ov,  serpjgu;  dize'zd  wid  a  serpjgu). 

Serpigo,  Ser-pj-gu),  or  Ser-pig-u.  n.  \L.\  {iftd.) 
a  teter;  a  rigwurm;  {/u-rj^e^  circinatut.) 

Sekpuleax,  .■^i-r-pi'i-le-au,  n.  {HuL)  a  kind  ov 
vermiform  insckt,  ol'n  f'snd  para:^itik  on  jelz. 

Serrate,  Ser-at,  |  a.  formd  wid  jagz  or  in- 

Sereated,  Ser-at-ed,  (  dentyi^rz,  Ijk  de  ej  ov  a 
so;  indented.  [soz. 

Seerature,   .Sdr-a-tii,r,   n.   indentyqr  Ijk  tet  ov 

.Serricorn,  Ser-i-korn,  n.  {L'nt.)  a  koleoptems 
insekt. 

Serrulate,  Ser-yq-lat,  a.  {Dot.)  havig  miniit 
tct  or  no<jez;  indented.  [denlajou. 

Seerulation,  Ser-yi^-la-Jon,  n.  a  no(jig;  an  in- 

.StEHY,  .Ser-i,*  r.  t.  tu  pros  klos;  tu  drjv  lugeder. 

Serum,  Sc-rum,  r,.  [L.]  de  flqid  hwic;  ?e|Kirats 
from  blud  di],rig  its  kuagynlajou;— dt  tin  and 
woteri  jR|rt  dat  scparats  from  de  rest  iu  eui  likor, 
az  in  milk  de  htca  (hwi^  ix  de  serum;  from  de 
krem. 

.*iEEVABLE,  Serv-a-bl,  a.   kapabl  ov  beig  servd. 

Seeval,  Ser-val,  n.  a  ferajus  kwodroiped. 

Seevant,  Ser-vant,  «.  wun  ha>  servz;  korolativ 
ov  iiumter,  y\\id  in  referens  tu  man  or  wuman; 
-  wun  in  subjekjou;  a  menial;  u  dameslik;  a 
druj;  a  slav. — ^It  iz  a  wurd  ov  siviliti  yqzd  tu 
siiperiorz  or  ekwali,  az  in  de  subskripjon  ov  a 
leter.  [servant. 

Servant-maid,  Ser-vant-mad,  ».  a  fcmal  or  mad 

Seevant-man,  Ser-vant-man,  n.  a  mal  or  man 
Servant. 

Serve,  S^nr,  r.  t.  tu  wurk  for;  tu  perform  ser- 
vis  for;  tu  obd  az  a  servant;  tu  ateud  at  kom- 
lind;  tu  suplj  wid  food  serem(^niusli;  tu  be  sub- 
servient or  subonlinat  tu;— tu  suplj  wid  eni 
tig; — tu  oba  in  militariak/onz; — tu  be  sufi/ent 
tu;  tu  be  ov  yi^s  tu;  tu  asist:  tu  prumut:  tu 
minister  tu;  tu  help  bj  gud  ofisez;  tu  kumplj 
wid;  tu  submit  tu;  tu  satisPi;  tu  pruvjd;  tu 
furni/;  tu  stand  iusted  ov  eni  tig  tu  wun; — tu 
wurjip; — tu  tret;  tu  rckwjt,  iu  an  il  sens. —  Tu 
strr  a  w</ra/U,  a  rit,  an  atiipiunt,  or  .1/1  tL<rkt(- 
fi/n,  tu  diO  hwot  iz  rckwjnl  bj  lo  in  tc  ka>.  -  Tu 
terc  an  nfis,  tu  disqqrj  its  diilii.— /"u  .«r»-r  yt, 
tu  distribynt.—  Tu  ft  re  up,  tu  plus  on  de  labl. 

Serve,  Sen-,  r.  i.  tu  be  a  servant,  or  slav;  tu  bs 
in  subjckjon;  tu  at^nd;  tu  wat;  tu  be  under 
militari  komdnd;— tu  be  sufijent;  tu  sqt:  tu  be 
konvenyent;  tu  kondqs;  tu  be  ov  yqs; — tu  ofi/- 
iat  or  minister  in  oni  ofis  or  empl<rment. 


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Servee,  Serv-er,  n.  wun  ho)  servz; — a  salver;  a 
plat. 

Service,  Ser-vis,  n.  de  biznes,  di^ti,  atendans,  er 
kondijon  ov  a  servant:  de  akt  ov  wun  hco  servz; 
eni  benefit  renderd;  menial  ofis;  ofis  ov  a  ser- 
vant; atendans  on  eni  si],perior;  profejon  ov  re- 
spekt  uterd  er  sent;  obediens;  submijun;  aktyq^al 
diiti;  ofis;  emplerment;  biznes;  eni  drj,ti,  publik  er 
prjvat; — mililari  or  naval  di^ti;  a  militari  aqev- 
ment; — purpus;  yi|s;  advdntaj  konferd;  benefit; 
j'Htiliti;  favor; — publik  ofis  ov  devoijon;  partik- 
yular  porjon  ov  divjn  servis  sui)  in  katedralz,  er 
qurqez; — kors;  order  ov  dijez  at  tabl;— a  tre  and 
frQt. 

Serviceable,  Ser-vis-a-bl,  a.  performii)  or  af- 
ordii)  servis;  advantajus;  aktiv;  dilijent;  ynsful; 
benefijal.  [beiij  servisabl. 

Serviceableness,  Ser-vis-a-bl-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 

Serviceably,  Ser-vis-a-bli,  ad.  so  az  tm  be  ser- 
visabl; yii^sf  uli.  [Jon. 

Service-book,  Ser-vis-biak,  n.  a  biak  ov  devo- 

Service-teee,  Ser-vis-tre,  n.  a.  nam  ov  de  serb- 

Servient,  Ser-vi-ent,  a.  suberdinat.  [tre. 

Servile,  Ser-vil,  a.  bsig  in  a  stat  ov  slaveri:  be- 
ii)  in  subjekjon;  slavij;  dependent;  men;  fenig; 
krinjii); — performig  servis;  subservient. 

Servile,  Ser-vil,  n.  a  leter  dat  haz  a  yi|s,  but  iz 
not  sunded,  az  de  final  e  in  {/Mace,  j^lane.)  Q 
term  apljd  tu  a  politikal  pqrti  in  Span. 

Servilely,  Ser-vil-li,  ad.  in  a  servil  maner:  menli. 

Servilexess,  Ser-vil-nes,  n.  subjekjon;  serviliti. 

Servility,  8er-vil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  servil; 
subjekjon;  mennes;  dependens;  basnes;  slaveri. 

Serving,  Serv-ig,  n.  ds  akt  ov  wun  hco  servz. 

Serving,  Serv-ig, /j/;>.  a.  aktig  az  a  servant;  adig. 

SeevJ-NG-maid,  Serv-ig -mad,  n.  a  femal  servant. 

Seeving-man,  Serv-ig-man,  n.  a.  mcnyal  servant. 

Servitor,  8er-vi-tor,  ;*.  an  undergradyi^at,  in  de 
yuniversiti  ov  Oksford,  Iggland,  hco  iz  pqrtli 
suported  bj  de  kolej  fuudz,  beig  ov  de  sam  klas 
az  a  sizar  in  de  yi^nivorsiti  ov  Kambrij. 

Servitorship,  Ser-vi-tor-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  er  stajon 
ov  a  servitor. 

Servitude,  Ser-vi-tud,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  servant, 
er  mor  komonli  ov  a  slav;  slaveri;  bondaj. 

Sesame,   Ses-a-me,    n.    an   oriental  plant.      Se 

Sesamoid,  Ses-a-mffd,  )   a.    {A/iat.}   notig 

Sesamoidal,  Ses-a-mffd-al,  i       litl   bonz  at  de 

qrtikyi|laJonz  ov  de  toz,  rezemblig  de  sed  ov 

sesamum. 
Sesamum,  Ses-a-mum,  n.  [L.]  {Bot.}  a  jenus  ov 

oriental  plants,  from  de  sed  ov  hwiq  ffl  iz  ob- 

tand;  sesame. 
Sesqui,  Ses-kwi,  a  Latin  term  denotig  wun  and 

a  hqf,  tre  bqvz,  az  muq  and  hqf  az  muq; — pre- 

fikst  tia  serten  wurdz. 
Sesquialtee,  Ses-kwi-al-ter,  7i.    de   nam  ov  a 

stop  on  de  organ,  kontanig  tre  ragks  ov  pjps 
Sesquialtee,  Ses-kwi-al-ter, 
Sesquialteral,  Ses-kwi 
Sesquialterate,  Ses-kw 

proporjon  ov   l^/i  ^^  ^• 
Sesquiduphcate,  Scs-kwi-dii,-pli-kat,  a.  havig 

de  relajun  ov  2^  tu  1,  er  twjs  az  muq  and  hqf 

az  mug.  [and  a  hqf. 

Sesquipedal,  Ses-kwip-e-dal,  a.  kontanig  a  fut 
Sesquipedalian,   Ses-kwi-pe-da-li-an,    a.    kon- 
tanig a  fut  and  a  hqf.  ■ 
Sesquipedality,  Ses-kwi-pe-dal-i-ti,  ti.  de  spas 

ov  a  fiat  and  a  hqf.  [rajio  ov  2}4  tu  1. 

Sesquiplicate,    Ses-kwip-li-kat,    a.    havig    de 
Sesquiteetian,    Ses-kwi-ter-Jan,    a.    havig    de 

raJio  ov  2%  tu  1.  [ov  tre  semitonz. 

Sesquitone,  Ses-kwi-ton,  n.  {Mus.}  an  interval 
Sess,  Ses,  n.  rat:  ses  qqrjd;  taks.    Se  (Ce,s6-.) 


Illlj    tit    luyaa    uv     pi[J:?. 

1-ter,  1   a.  (  Geom.} 

-al-ter-al,    >■      havig  de 
fi-al-ter-at,)       raJio    or 


Sessile,  Ses-il,  a.  {Bot.)  seted  klos  upon  eni  tig 
widTst  Q  stek,  az  a  lef  on  a  stem  hwen  it  haz  no 
petiol. 

Session,  SeJ-on,  n.  ds  akt  ov  sitig;  a  stated 
asembli;  de  sitig  ov  a  kort,  ov  a  kT^nsil,  er  ov  a 
politikal,  lejislativ,  er  akademik  bodi;  de  tjm 
dn,rig  hwiq  an  asembli  sits;— ^y^.  a  me  tig  ov  jus- 
tisez;  az,  de  sefiDiz  ov  de  pes.  Se  Htj/t  ov  Sefon, 
de  hjest  er  si],prem  sivil  kort  ov  Skotland. 

Sessional,  SeJ-on-al,  a.  relatig  tu  a  sejon. 

Sesspool,  Ses-pcol,  n.  a  hoi  er  ekskavajon  in  de 
gr-snd  for  resevig  fisl  weter.  Ritn  elso  {cessjJMl.y 

Sesteece,  Ses-ters,  n.  a  Roman  silver  and  elso 
koper  kern.  3.e  Roman  sesterfium  woz  ekwal 
tu  a  tiszand  sestersez,  er  upwardz  ov  $33,72. 

Sestett,  Ses-tet,     )  n.  {Mus.'}  a  pes  ov  mi^zik 

Sextett,  Seks-tet,  S      fer  siks  versez. 

Sestine,  Ses-tin,  n.  a  stanza  ov  siks  Ijnz. 

Set,  Set,  v.  t.  \i.  set,  ps.  setig,  set;]  tu  plas;  tu 
put  in  eni  sityq,aJon  er  plas;  tu  put;  tu  put 
intu  eni  kondijon,  stat,  er  postyq^r;  tu  mak 
mojonles;  tu  fiks  imcDvabli;  tu  fiks;  tu  stat  bj 
sum  rcol;  tu  regyq,lat:  tu  adjust;  tu  adapt  wid 
nots;  tu  plant;  tu  interspers  er  varicgat  wid 
eni  tig;  tu  redqs  from  a  fraktyi^rd  or  dislokat- 
ed  stat;  tu  setl;  tu  establij;  tu  apffnt;  tu  asjn 
tu  a  post;  tu  egzibit;  tu  displa;  tu  valyq;  tu 
estimat;  tu  rat;  tu  fiks  in  metal;  tu  embaras; 
tu  distres;  tu  perpleks;  tu  ofer  fer  a  prjs;  tu 
plas  in  order;  tu  fram;  tu  stajon; — tu  brig  tu 
a  fjn  ej;  az,  tu  set  a.  razor; — tu  pernt  ■Kt,  wid"st 
narz  er  dislnrbans:  az,  a  dog  sets  berdz.  Tu  set 
aliit,  tu  aplj  tu;  tu  begin.  Tu  set  agenst,  tta 
plas  in  opozijon;  tu  opoz.  Tu  set  aj/q/t,  to. 
ncglekt  fer  a  sezn;  tu  separat;  tu  apropriat;  tu 
dedikat;  tu  devot.  Tu  set  asfd,  tu  omit  fer 
de  prezent;  tu  rejekt;  tu  aniil.  7"?!^  set  hi,  tu 
regqrd;  tu  estem;  tu  omit.  Tu  set  dan,  tu 
eksplan;  tu  rejister;  tu  put  in  rjtig;  tu  fiks;  tu 
establij,  Tu  set  Joii:,  tu  publij;  tu  mak  aper; 
tu  raz;  tu  send  -st  on  ekspedijonz;  tu  displa; 
tu  eksplan;  tu  reprezent;  tu  aranj;  tu  Jo;  tu 
egzibit.  Tid  set  /eiHvard,  tu  advdns;  tu  pro- 
mot.  Tu  set/re,  tu  liberal;  tu  akwit;  tu  kler. 
Thi  set  iu,  tu  put  in  a  wa  tu  begin.  Tu  set 
of,  tu  deiiorat;  tu  rekomend;  tu  adorn.  Tu  set 
on  er  upon,  tu  animal;  tu  instigat;  tu  atak;  tu 
aselt;  tu  emplef  az  in  a  task:  tu  fiks  de  aten- 
Jon;  tu  determin.  Tu  set  at,  tu  asjn;  tu  alot; 
tu  publij;  tu  mqrk  bj  b'sndariz  er  distigkjonz 
ov  spas;  tu  adorn;  tu  embelij;  tu  raz;  tu  ekwip; 
tu  Jo;  tu  displa;  tu  rekomend;  tu  proov.  Tu 
set  vp,  tu  erekt;  tu  establij  nqli;  tu  enabl  tu 
komens  a  nq  biznes;  tu  raz;  tu  put  in  p'ser;  tu 
establij;  tu  apffnt;  tu  fiks;  tu  plas  in  y\\;  tu 
plas  in  repoz;  tu  rest;  tu  raz  bj  de  vers;  tu  ad- 
vdns; tu  propoz  tu  resepjon;  tu  set  up  a  trad; 
tu  set  up  a  trader. 

Set,  Set,  v.  i.  tu  aplj  wunz  self  tu,  er  asqm  a 
postyiy  fer,  sum  purpus;  tu  fel  belo  de  horizon, 
az  de  sun  at  evnig; — tu  be  fikst; — tu  fit  mqzik 
tu  wurdz; — tu  ses  tu  be  fhyd;  tu  konkret; — tu. 
begin  a  jurni; — tu  put  wunz  self  intu  eni  stat 
er  postyqr  ov  remjjval; — tu  kaq  berdz  wid  a 
dog  dut  sets  dem  (dat  iz,  Ijz  d-sn  and  ptrnts  dem 
"St;;  tu  sport  wid  a  Iqrj  net; — tu  plant,  not  so. 
It  iz  komonli  yqzd  in  konversajon  fer  sit,  hwig, 
do  uudistedli  bqrbarus,  iz  sumtjmz  f^nd  in 
etorz.  Tu  set  ahit,  tu  fel  tu;  tu  begin.  Tm 
set  in,  tu  bekiim  setld.  Tu  set  of,  tu  set  Tst  on 
eni  purst'it;  tu  stqrt.  Tu  set  on  or  iqwi,  tu 
begin  a  mqrq,  jurni,  er  enterprjz;  tu  mak  an 
atak.  Tu  set  it,  tu  hav  begiuig;  tu  begin  a 
jurni  or  kors.  Tu  set  tu,  tu  aplj  himself  tu. 
Tu  set  up,  tu  begin  a  tiad  opnli;  tu  begin  a 
skem  in  Ijf;  tu  profes  publikli. 


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Sit,  Set,  a.  r«Sgynlar;  not  laks;  fenn;  fikit:  stif: 
•kw^rd  b|  ntil. 

8»T,  Set,  n.  a  number  ov  tifli  sr^ted  tu  r <;  uder, 
and  uv  bwiq  wun  kan  not  be  takn  uwii  wid'Kt 
detriment  ta  de  bul;  a  komplet  Dq^t  or  aiiort- 
ment;-  cni  tig  nut  son,  but  put  in  a  stat  ov 
sum  grot  intu  de  gnjnd;— ap^^rent  fol  ov  de 
8un,  or  ader  bevnli  bodi,  belu  de  horizon. 
Ded  set,  a  kons^rtcd  skem  tu  defrud  a  person 
bj  gamifl. 

SrrA,  SMa,  n.  [L.]  vL  Sc-te;  a  brisl— <i9<.<.> 
de  8tok  dat  supcjrtd  de  teka  er  kapsi^l  ov  musez; 
de  on  er  berd  ov  grasez;  an  abortiv  stamen;  a 
pubeiens. 

Setaceous,  Se-td-Jus,  a.  set  wid  stroj)  h^r  or 
brislz;  brisli;  konsistig  ov  strog  h^rz. 

Set-bolt,  Set-bolt,  n.  {Naut.}  an  jum  pin  for 
klozig  plagks. 

Set-down,  Set-disn,!  n.  a  rebiif:  a  rebqk;  an  un- 
ck.<j>ekted  and  overhw^lmig  anser  or  replj. 

Setkoil,  Sot-ftrl,  n.  an  orb;  ."eptferl.  Se  {Scjit/i/iL) 

Setiiic,  Set-ik,  a.  notig  a  period  ov  1460  ycrz. 

Setikoku,  Se-ti-form,  a.  bavig  dc  form  ov  a 
brisl. 

Setioerois,  Se-tij-er-ui",  a.  bi^rig  brislz. 

Setibeiie,  Sct-i-rem,  n.  a  natutori  leg  ov  an 
akwatik  insekt.  [fiksedncs. 

Setnesjj,    Set-nes,    n.     regyiilajon;    adjd^tment; 

Set-okk,  Sel-of,  n.  a  kTsnteroalans;  a  rekomcn- 
dajon;  a  dekurajon. — (Lair)  a  demand  ov  de  ' 
defendant  tu  kvntcrbalans  de  previus  demand ! 
ov  de  plantif.     Se  {'>fMt.)  i 

Seton,  Se-ton,  «.  an  qrtifijul  ulser  mad  bj  pasig  ^ 
a  twist  ov  silk,  tn-d,  or  hfir,  under  a  porjon  ov  I 
de  skin,  bj  menz  ov  a  «rt>m  nrdl;  a  rsel:  an  iji^. 

Setose,  Se-t*Js,  a.  {B<A.  &  ZchA.)  kuvcrd  wid 
brislz  er  stif  biirz;  brisli;  setus.  [setus.  j 

Setous.  Se-tus,  a.  {Bi4.)  brisli,  apljd  tu  a  lef;! 

Settee,  Set-e,  n.  a  Iqrj,  log  set,  wid  a  bak.  -  ] 
{Saut.)  a  vesel  wid  td)  masts,  komon  in  de ' 
Meditcranean,  wid  wun  dek,  and  a  log  and  Jqrpj 
pns.  [At  form  ov  a  sete.  i 

Settee-bed,  Set-e-bcd,  /*.  a  bed  dat  turnz  up  in  I 

Setteb,  Set-er,  /».  wun  hm  sets;  a  dog  dat  bets  de 
fcld,  and  prnits  ist  de  berd  for  de  sportsman;  a 
man  hua  i)erfiirmz  an  ofis  Ijk  dat  ov  a  setig  dog;  I 
—  wun  hot)  adapts  wurdz  tu  mq,zik;— bwotever , 
sets  of. 

Setterwoht,  Set-er-wurt,  n.  a  spe/ez  ov  h^lebor. ' 

Setti.ng,  S^t-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  dat  sets;  apjjr-  I 
cnt  fel  ov  de  sun,  or  ov  cni  uder  hcvnli  bodi, 
belu  de  hurjzon. — {Xaut.)  direk/on  ov  de  kur- ' 
ent  or  se.  j 

Settiso-doo,  Set-ig-d'ig,  n.  a  dog  tot  tu  fjnd 
gam,  and  pffnt  it  •jt  tu  de  sportsman.  | 

Settle,  St^t-l,  «.  a  get;  a  bcn<;;  sumtig  tu  sit  on. ' 

Settle,  S^t-1,  r.  t.  tu  plas  in  cni  8«'rtcn  stat 
after  a  tjm  ov  fluktyqa/on  or  distdrbans;  tu  1 
fiks  in  eni  wa  ov  Ijf;  tu  fiks  in  cni  pins;— tu 
fik«:  tu  kompoi;  tu  adjis^t;  tu  regjivlat;  tu  ' 
establij:  tu  konfvrm;  tu  determin;  tu  fre  from 
ambigqiti;  tu  mak  s^rten  or  unp,nnjnbl;— tu 
fiks  not  tu  sufcr  tu  konlinyq  d^itful  in  upin- 
yon,  or  desultori  and  wavcrig  in  kondukt;— tu 
mak  klos  or  kom|>akt;— tu  fiks  inalyenabli  bj 
legal  sagkfunz:  tu  fiks  iii.«^|«nibli;-^tu  afekt 
8u  az  dat  de  drcgi  or  impiiritiz  sigk  tu  de  bot- 
om: — tu  kompb)t;  tu  put  in  u  stat  ov  kqmnes. 

Settle,  Set-I,  r.  i.  tu  sul>«id:  tu  sigk  tu  de 
botum:  tu  Ijjz  mu/on  or  fenucntajon:  tu  dcp6zit 
fesez  or  dregi  at  de  botom;-  tu  establij  a  rezi- 
dens;  tu  91&1  a  metod  ov  Ijf;  tu  establij  a  do- 
m^tik  Stat:  tu  bekdm  fikst  so  az  not  tu  ^iinj; 
tu  kwit  an  irt'gA-qlar  and  desultori  for  a  mc- 
todikal  Ijf:— tu  tak  cni  lastig  ."tat;  tu  rest;  tu 
repos;  tu  gro  kqm;— tu  kontrakt. 


Settle-bed,  Sdt-1-bed,  n.  a  bed  tumd  so  ai  ta 

form  a  set:  a  bqf-kinupi  bed. 
SETTLtD.\i':»8,  Sei-ld-nei',  n.  At  Stat  ov  beig  setld. 
Settlement,  S6t-l-mcnt,  n.  At  akt  ov  setlig;  de 

Stat   ov   beig    eetid:    adjiistment;    establi/mcnt; 

subsidens; — a  kuloni;  a  distrikt  nt^li  setid;  plas 

ov  a  k6loni; — de  akt  ov  givig  pozejon  bj  legal 

sagkjon; — a  jffnty-q,r  grantc<i  tu  a  wjf; — a  legai 

rczidens  bi   nwiq  relt'f  iz  klamd  fnjm  a   pari/. 

Akt  Of  let'ment,  in  IggliJ  histori,  woz  dat  ov  de 

12t  and  13t  ov  Wilyam  III.,  hwiq  fikst  de  sok- 

sojun  tu  de  tron.  [or  k61oni. 

Settlek,  Set-ler,  n.  wan  ha>  sotlz,  az  in  a  ni^  plas 
Settling,  Set-lig,  n.  At  akt  ov  makig  a  setlment; 

sutliuent;  adjustment; — dat  hwiq  setlz;  subsidens; 

drcgz. 
Set-to,  S^t-tO),  n.  a  jmiig  in  a  kontest;  a  wenn 

debat  or  <jrgiiment;  a  kontest. 
Setwall,  S6t-wol,  n.  a  gqrden  plant. 
Seve.v,  Sev-n,  a.  for  and  tre;  wun  mor  dan  siks. 
Seve.n,  S6v-n,  n.  At  number  ov  siks  and  wun. 
Seve.vfold,   Sev-n-fold,   a.    repeted   sevn   tjmi; 

huvig  suvn  dubiz;  inkrest  sevn  Ijmz. 
Seve.vkold,  Sev-n-fold,  ad.  sevn  tjmz  az  muq. 
Seve.nnight,  Sen-it,  n.  a  wek;  de  tjm  ov  sevn 

njts  and  daz,  from  wan  da  ov  de  wek  tu  de 

nekst  da  ov  de  sam  denominajon  prcsedig   or 

foluig.    Nts  kontrakted  tu  {senni'jAt,}  and  dus 

ynzd. 
Sevexscobe,  Sev-n-skor,  a.  sevn  tjmz  twenti. 
Seventeen,  S^v-n-ten,  a.  sevn  and  ten. 
Seventeenth,  Sev-n-tent,  a.  ordinal  ov  sevnten. 
Seventh,  Sev-nt,  a.  de  ordinal  ov  sevn;  de  ferst 

after  At  sikst;  kontanig  wun  pqrt  in  gem. 
Seventh,  Sev-nt,  >i.  {Sfus.}  an  interval. 
Seventhly,  Sev-nt-li,  ad.  in  de  sevnt  plas. 
Seventieth,  S6v-n-ti-et,  a.  ordinal  ov  sevnti. 
.Seventy,  Sev-n-ti,  a.  sevn  tjmz  ten. 
Sevextt,  Sev-en-ti,  n.  de  number  ov  sevn  tjnu 

ten.     He  Sevnti  [72]  translatorz  ov  de  Septq,a- 

jint. 
Sevek,  Sev-er,  r.  t.  tu  pqrt  forsibli  from  At  rest; 

tu  divjd;  tu  pqrt;  tu  fors  asdnder;  tu  separat; 

tu  segregat;  tu  put  in  diferent  erderz  or  plasez; 

tu  divjd  bj  distigk/unz;  tu  disj<hi;  tu  disyqnjt; 

tia  detaq:  tu  kep  distigkt:  tu  kep  apqrt. 
Sever,  Sev-er,  r.  ».  tu  mak  a  separajon;  tu  safer 

di^jugk/on. 
Sevkbal,    ."^ev-er-al,   a.    diferent;   distigkt    from 

wun  aniider;  djvcrz;  sundri;  varius;  meni;  par- 

tikyqlar;  siggi;  distigkt;  apropriat;  separat;  dis- 

j«rnd;—  vqzJ  ov  eni  smol  number  mor  dan  Ub. 
Several,   Sev-er-al,   n.   a  stat  ov  separajon  er 

jxiriijon;— rq  partikyi^lar  siggli  takn.    [K^r  and 

nntikwnted.j  [siggli  takn. 

Severality,  Sev-er-al-i-ti,*   n.    tq  partikyqlar 
.'^EVEBALIZE.  Sev-er-al-jz,*  r.  t.  tu  distiggwi/. 
Severally,  St-v-cr-al-i,  a.   distigktli:  scitaratli; 

aiKJrt  from  uderz.  [from  de  rest. 

."severalty,  Sev-er-al-ti,  n.  At  stat  ov  separa/un 
Severance,   Sev-er-ans,  u.   At  akt  ov  severig; 

sc|uimJon:  jRirtiJon. 
Severe.  Sever,  a.  rijid;  hqrj;  Jqrp;  apt  tu  punij 

or  blam;   hqrd;  rigorus;  ost^r;  moros;  hqrd  tu 

pirz;  not  iniliiljent:  stem;  ruf;  kra>cl;  in^ksorabl; 

regyqlated  bj  rijid  nbiz;  strikt;  egr^mt  from  ol 

Icviti    ov    a[ifrr\ns;   grav;   srdat;  not  laks:  klos; 

striktli    mrt<Mlikul;    rijidii  e^rzakt:   konsjs;    ken; 

kutig;  sarkastik;  ^>anful;  adiktiv. 
Severely,  ."^e-ver-li,  ad.  in  a  sever  ma ner;  rijidii; 

{•anfuli:  afliktivli;  striktli;  rigorusli. 
Severeness,  Se-ver-nos,  1  n.  At  stat  ov  beig  sc- 
Severitv,  Se-ver-i-ti,      i      ve'r;  kwocl  tretment; 

Jqrpnes  (^v  punijment;  hqrdnes:  p'ser  ov  distrte- 

ig;  striktnes;  rijid  akyqrasi;  rigor;  ostcriti;  bqrj- 

ncs;  krooclti. 


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Sbw,  So,  r.  i.  ta  jffn  eni  tig  bj  ds  jx\^  ov  de  nedl. 

Sew,  So,  ■?'.  t.  tu  jern  bj  iredz  dren  wid  a  ntdl. 
iSb  iip,  tui  inkloz  in  eni  tii)  sod.  [a  fest. 

Sewer,  Si\,-er,*  n.  an  anjent  ofiser  hcD  servd  up 

Sewer,  Sdb-er,  er  Eor,  «..  a  pasaj  tu.  konva  wa- 
ter under  gr-snd;  a  dran. 

Sewee,  So-er,  n.  wun  hot)  soz  er  yn,zez  a  nedl. 

Sewerage,  S6-er-aj,  n.  it  konstrukjon  er  sup- 
6rt  ov  komon  soDerz  er  dranz. 

Sewing,  So-ir),  n.  At  akt  ov  ytizLg  de  ngdl;  wurk 
dun  bj  de  yi|,s  ov  de  nedl.  [soig. 

Sewing-needle,  So-ig-ne-dl,  n.  a.  nedl  yq,zd  in 

Sex,  Seks,  n.  de  properti  bj  hwiq  eni  animal  iz 
mal  er  femal; — wiamankjnd,  bj  wa  ov  emfasis. 

Sexagenarian,  Seks-a-je-na-ri-an,  71.  wun  hoo 
iz  siksti  yerz  old.  [siksti  yerz. 

Sexagenary,   Sek-aj-e-na-ri,    a.    treskor;  ajed 

Sexagesima,  Seks-a-jes-i-ma,  n.  de  sekond  Sun- 
da  befor  Lent; — de  att  Sunda  (nerli  siksti  daz) 
befor  Sster.  [berd  bj  sikstiz. 

Sexagesimal,  Seks-a-jes-i-mal,  a.  sikstiet;  num- 

Sexanaey,  Seks-a-na-ri,  a.  konsistig  ov  siks; 
siksfold.  [sjdz  and  siks  agglz. 

Sexangle,  Seks-ai)-gl,  n.  a.  figyij,r  havii)   siks 

Sexangled,  Seks-ag-gld,  ;  a.  havig  siks  ag- 

Sexangular,  Seks-ag-gq,-lQr,  (    glz;  heksagonal. 

Sexangularly,  Sek3-ag-gn,-lar-li,  ad.  wid  siks 
agglz;  heksagonali.  [ten. 

Sexdecimal,  Seks-des-i-mal,  a.  havig  siks  and 

Sexdigitism,  Seks-dij-it-iz-m,  n.  de  stat  ov  hav- 
ig siks  figgerz  on  wun  hand,  er  siks  toz  on  wun 
fat. 

Sexdigitist,  Seks-dij-it-ist,  n.  wun  hd)  haz  siks 
figgerz  on  wun  hand,  er  siks  toz  on  wun  fiat. 

Sexennial,  Seks-en-i-al,  a.  hapnig  wuns  in  siks 
yerz;  lastig  siks  yerz. 

Sexfid,  Seks-fid,      )  a.  {Bot.)  divjded  intu  siks 

Sexifid,  Seks-i-fid,  )      pqrts. 

Sexless,  Seks-les,  a.  destitti,t  ov  de  karakteris- 
tiks  ov  seks.  [siks  selz. 

Sexlocular,    Seks-16k-yq,-lar,   a.  {Bot.)   havig 

Sextain,  Seks-ten,  n.  a  stanza  ov  siks  Ijnz. 

Sextant,  Seks-tant,  n.  a  sikst  pqrt,  az  ov  a  serkl, 
er  ov  a  Roman  p-snd; — an  astronomikal  instrco- 
ment,  fermd  ov  a  siksi)  pqrt  ov  a  serki,  er  siksti 
degrez,  fer  meji^rig  de  aggqlar  distansez  ov  ob- 
jekts  bj  reflekjon:— a  konstelajon.  [a  hqf. 

Sextaey,  Seks-ta-ri,  n.  a  sikst  pqrt:  a  pjnt  and 

Sextett,  Seks-tet,  n.  {Mus.)    Se  {Sestett.) 

Sextile,  Seks-til,  n.  {Astral.)  an  aspekt  ov  t(D 
planets,  hwen  da  qr  distant  from  eg  uder  a  sikst 
pqrt  ov  Q  serkl,  er  siksti  degrez. 

Sextillion,  Seks-til-yon,  n.  de  sikst  pser  ov  a 
milyon.  [intia  siks  levz. 

Sexto,  Seks-to,  71.  a  bmk  fermd  bj  foldig  eg  Jet 

Sexton,  Seks-ton,  n.  an  under  ofiser  ov  de  qurq, 
ho)  haz  de  k^r  ov  de  bildig  and  de  sakred  yq,- 
tensilz.  digz  gravz,  &s. 

Sextonship,  Seks-ton-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a  sekston. 

Sextcple,  Seks-tq-pl,  a.  siksfold;  siks  timz  told. 

Sexual,  Seks-yq-al,  a.  distipgwijig,  er  relatig 
tu,  de   seks;   arjzig  from  de  diferens   ov   de 


Sexuality,    Seks-yti,-al-i-ti,    n.    de    natyqr  er 

kwoliti  ov  seks. 
Seybeetite,  Sj-bert-jt,  n.  {Min.)  a.  mineral  kon- 

tanig  alqniina  and  magnesia. 
Shab,  Sab,  n.  a  dizez  in  Jep;  de  skab. 
Shab,  Eab,t  V.  i.  tu  pla  men  triks;— tu  retret  er 

skulk  awa  menli  er  klandestinli. 
Shabbed,  Zab-ed,  a.  Jabi;  men;  peltri. 
Shabbily,  Zab-i-li,  ad.  menli;  basli;  despikabli; 

peltrili. 
Shabbiness,  Eab-i-nes,  n.  mennes;  poltrines. 
Shabby,  Sab-i,J  a.  men  in  dres  er  in  koudukt; 

worn;  givig  de  nojon  ov  poverti; — peltri;  lo;  vjl. 


Shabrack,  Zab-rak,  n.   de  klot  furnitq,r  ov  a 

kavalri  ofiserz  qqrjer. 

Shack,  Eak,  n.  gran  Jakn  from  de  rjp  er,  etn  bj 
hogz,  &s.,  after  hqrvest;  smel  glenigz  ov  gran  er 
akornz; — a  Jabi,  Jiftles  felo. 

Shackle,  Sak-1,  v.  t.  tu  qan:  tu  feter;  tu  bjnd. 

Shackle,  Xak-1,  n.  a  feter;  a  jjv;  a  qan  fer  priz- 
nerz;  an  jurn  loop  moavig  on  a  bolt. 

Shad,  Ead,  n.  a  fij  ov  de  herig  trjb. 

Shaddock,  Xad-ok,  n.  a  tre  and  frcot  rezemblig 
de  oranj. 

Shade,  Ead,  n.  de  intersepjon  ov  Ijt,  er  ov  de  raz 
ov  de  sun;  Jado;  dqrknes;  obskqriti;  koolnes,  az 
an  efekt  ov  Jad;  an  obski^r  plas,  az  in  a  grov; — 
a  skren;  umbraj;  Jelter; — pqrt  ov  a  piktyqr  not 
britli  kulord;  a  kulor;  gradajon  ov  Ijt;  de  Jado 
ov  eni  figyqr  on  de  pqrt  opozit  tu  de  Ijt; — de 
sol  separated  from  de  bodi,so  keld,  az  supozd  bj 
de  anjents  tu  be  perseptibl  tu  de  sjt,  not  tu  de 
tug;  a  spirit;  a  gost;  manez. 

Shade,  Ead,  v.  t.  tu  skren  from  Ijt;  tu  overspred 
wid  opasiti;  tu  overspred;  tu  Jelter;  tu  protekt; 
tu  kuver;  tu  skren;— tu  pant  wid  dqrk  kulorz, 
er  wid  gradajonz  ov  kulorz. 

Shader,  Ead-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwig  Jadz  er  ob- 
skqrz.  [umbrajusnes. 

Shadiness,  Ead-i-nes,  n.  de    stat  ov   beig  Jadi; 

Shading,  Ead-ig,  n.  obskqrajon;  intersepjon 
ov  Ijt. 

Shadow,  Ead-o,  n.  a  Jad  on  wun  sjd  hwen  an 
opak  bodi  intersepts  a  brjt  Ijt  on  de  uder,  er  a 
porjon  ov  spas  from  hwig  Ijt  iz  intersepted  bj  an 
opak  bodi;  opasiti;  dqrknes;  obski\riti;  Jad;  Jel- 
ter mad  bj  eni  tig  dat  intersepts  de  Ijt,  het,  er 
inf  Iqens  ov  de  ^,r;  obskqr  plas; — dqrk  pqrt  ov  a 
piktyqr;— eni  tig  perseptibl  onli  tu  de  sjt; — a 
gost,  a  spirit,  er  Jad;— an  imperfekt  and  fant 
reprezentajon,  opozd  tu  sabstans;  eni  tig  unsub- 
stanjal;  dat  hwig  akumpaniz  de  substans;  a  Jad 
kast;  an  inseparabl  kompanyon; — a  tjp;  mistikal 
reprezentajon. 

Shadow,  Ead-o,  v.  t.  tu  Jad:  tu  intersept  de  Ijt 
er  het  from;  tu  klisd;  tu  dqrkn;  tu  konsel  un- 
der kuver;  tu  hjd;  tu  skren;  tu  protekt;— tu 
mqrk  wid  gradajonz  ov  kulor;  tu  pant  in  ob- 
skij,r  kulorz; — tu  reprezent  imperfektli  er  tipi- 
kali;  tu  tipif  j. 

Shadow-grass,  Ead-o-gras,  n.  a.  kjnd  ov  gras. 

Shadowiness,  Ead-o-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
Jadoi. 

Shadowing,  Ead-o-ig,  n.  a  Jadig;  Jad  in  a  pikt- 
yqr;  gradajon  ov  lit  er  ktilor. 

Shadowless,  Ead-o-les.  a.  havig  no  Jado. 

Shadowy,  Ead-o-i,  a.  ful  ov  Jad  er  Jadoz;  dqrk; 
obskii,r;  gloDmi;  fantli  reprezentativ;  tipikal;  un- 
substanjal;  unreal.  [k(t)I. 

Shady,  Ead-i,  a.  havig  Jad;  sekqr  from  Ijt  erhet; 

Shaft,  Eaft,  /i.  an  aro;  a  misiv  wepn; — a  naro, 
dep,  perpendiky-xlar  pit,  az  in  a  mjn;— eni  tig 
strat; — de  spjr  ov  a  gurg; — de  pqrt  ov  a  kolum 
betwen  de  bas  and  at  kapital; — de  pqrt  ov  a 
gimni  abdv  de  rcDf ; — de  handl  ov  a  wepn; — ds 
pol  ov  a  karij. 

Shafted,  Edf  t-ed,  a.  havig  a  handl,  az  a  sper-hed. 

Shaft-horse,  Edft-hers,  n.  a  hers  dat  goz  in  de 
_  Jafts. 

Shag,  Eag,  n.  ruf,  wuli  h^r; — a  kjnd  ov  Jagi  er 
wuli  klot; — a  berd  ov  de  pelikan  trjb. 

Shag,  Eag,  v.  t.  tu  mak  Jagi  or  ruf;  tu  deferm. 

Shagbark,  Eag-bqrk,  ;i.  a  spejez  ov  welnut-tre, 
havig  a  fuf  bqrk;  de  nut  ov  de  tre. 

Shag-eared,  E:ig-erd,  a.  havig  Jagi  erz. 

Shagged,  Eag-ed,    a.    hqri;    ruf;    Jagi. 

Shaggedness,  Eag-ed-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
^  Jaged. 

Shagginess,  Eag-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  Jagi. 


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Shaoot,  XaK-i.  *•  ru^  "id  lop  h^r;  hqri;  rnf. 

SuAGttttN,  >la-gria,  ii.  de  skiu  ov  u  ti/.  ..r  a  sj.e- 
Ji»  (iv  liwul: -u  ii[t€Jtz  ov  leder  Imviy  u  ruf  ur 
griuviiliiteU  surfas;— de  prtmnl  skin  ov  de  an. 

Shaoklks.  yjigrin,  r.  ^     Se  {Skwjrin.) 

SuAOttttNKU,  Jlt-grend,  a.    havijj   Jagren;    beio 

Shao-wlaveb,  >^ig-wev-er,  n.  wun  hiD  wcvi  Jag. 

KuAii,  lii.  '».  </'"■•.  pri/ut)  de  tjtl  givn  bj  Vii,- 
ropcaoz  lia  dt  muiiark  er  emperor  ov  I'^r/ia. 

yuAU-NAjiAU,  >]q-nu-uia,  /t.  (/'tc.  T/tv  Iio"k 
of  Kintji'f  de  uiijst  aujent  and  selEbrated  ixjem 
ov  de  liiudern  IVrJan  la^gwaj,  bj  de  poet  <Fir- 
duosi.) 

Shake,  Xak,  r.  t.  [t.  Juk,  ^«,  Jukijj,  Jakn:]  ta 
put  intu  a  vjbratio  mujon;  tu  koz  tu  mojv 
bakwardz  and  forwunlz;  tu  ajitat;  tu  mak  tu 
toteror  trcinbl;  tu  tru  d^n;  tu  tru  awa;  tu 
drjv  of;— tu  wekn;  tu  depres;  tu  mak  afrad. 
7\i  fak  kaiid:,  tu  jffn  handz,  az  freudz  at  mtt- 
ifl  or  pqrtip;  tu  tak  lev.  Tu  fak  if,  tu  get  rid 
ov;  tu  Ire  irom;  tu  dive.^t  ov. 

Shajik,  >^k,  I',  i.  tu  be  ajilated  wid  a  vjbnitciri 
mij/<ju:  tu  toter;  tu  trembl;  tu  Juder;  tu  kwivor; 
tu  kwak;  tu  be  in  teror;  tu  be  febl. 

Bhake,  Xak,  ».  kunkuJoD  suferd;  impuls;  mATig 
pTJer;  v|brat<jri  mujuii;  juflkjon  and  mojon  ov 
de  handz;  -a  krak,  liJur,  or  kleft  in  timber. — 
{Mug.)  a  kwik,  ulternnt  repetijon  uv  tu>  nuH  in 
juk.-itupuizi/on  tu  e(j  uder. 

SuAKEE,  Xa-k»',  /t.  an  ii^el  Indian  kffn,  ov  de  val- 
yH  ov  ab-^t  silts  senUs. 

8HAKE&,  ilak-cr,  ».  a  ji^rson  or  tifl  dat  Jaks;  a 
varirti  ov  pijon;  -  wun  ov  a  relijus  druuminajon, 
gijld  de  "\  united  .Su.-*ieti,"  hwi^  ffrst  ru)z  in 
Lagkajer,  I{));liind,  in  1747,  bj  a  sesejon  from  de 
Kwakerz,  under  de  ledifl  or  An  Le;— ofn  keld 
£ak  iij-  Ktcakcrz. 

Shakino,  >^k-i{),  n.  rjbratbiri  mojon;  konkujon; 
Q  trcmblio.  [Ijk  Xaksper. 

SuAKSPtAKiAX,  Xak-sptT-i-an,   a.    relutio  tu  or 

SuAKV,  >jik-i,  a.  apljd  tu  timber  hwiq  baz  Jak:*, 
kraks,  klefiJi,  or  fi/t^rz. 

Shale,  i^l,  n.  a  husk;  de  kas  ov  sedz  in  silikwus 
plants.— (-l/i'/i.)  Q  krumblij)  varjeti  ov  slat. 

SuALL,  Xal,  r.  [i.  Jud;]  it  iz  an  ogzilyari  and  de- 
fektiv  verb,  yq,zd  tu  form  de  filtynr  tons.  In 
de  f^rst  pvrson  it  imitljz  havifl  inten/uu  or  pur- 
pus  tu,  or  btifl  in  u  stut  tu;  az,  "+  fal  go;"  "i 
fal  d[."  In  de  sekond  and  terd  pfrsonz  it  impljz 
kompul/on,  komdnd,  prumis,  or  tret:  az,  "yd)/a/ 
go;"  "yib/j/ dj:"  "da /a/ go:"  "da/a/ dj." 

SUALLOO.s.  >^-lain,  n.  a  sl^t  wulen  stuf,  ferst 
mud  at  >vili'iii,  in  Frans. 

Shallop,  Xal-op,  n.  a  »mol  bot.  (/"'•) 

Shallot.  >lil-ot,  n.  a  s.jrt  ov  unyon.  Se  {Etcha- 

Shallow,  >Iitl-o,  a.  bavig  litl  dept;  not  dep; 
bavig  de  butom  at  no  grat  distans  from  at 
aurfaj  or  ej; — not  intclektyi^ali  dep;  not  pro- 
f-lnil:  not  wix;  emti:  fi^til;  sili:  fjtiij. 

Shallow,  >^I-o,  /«.  a  Jelf:  a  sand;  a  flat:  n  Jol: 
a  plus  hw;ir  de  wnter  it  not  dep.  [omti. 

Shallow-brained,  >Ial-o-brand,  a.   foilij;  fi^til: 

Shallowlt,  £al-o-li,  ad.  wid  no  grat  dept: 
fmlijli. 

Shallow.vess.  ?]aI-o-nrs.  /».  de  etat  ov  belo  Jalo: 
WDiit  ov  dept;  fiitiliti:  silincs.  [sili. 

Shallow-pated,  >Ial-o-pat-ed,  a.  ov  wek  mind; 

SUALM,  >l<«m,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  mi^tikal  p{p;  a  hob«r. 
Se  iSJMTin.)  (Shal/.y 

Shalt,  >Iilt,  sekond  person  siggqlar  or  X»l.    Se 

Shaly,  YA\-i,  a.  partnkig  ov  or  Ijk  Jal;— mikst 
wid  smtl  stonz,  ai  s4t1. 

Sbam,  >ltm,^  r.  /.  tu  mak  a  prcti^ns  in  order  tu 
desev;  tu  trik;  tu  qet;  -  tu  perfilrm  ntSgiijenili 
or  k^rlesli;  tu  sljt; — tu  ubtnbd  bj  frod  er  foli.  | 


Sham,  Xum,^  r.  /.  tu  pretend:  tu  mak  mokd. 
Sham,  >lim.*  u.  fri>I;trik:  I'll-  prEtea';  imp'jstynr. 

X'<//*  /'//■,  {Laicf  u  pie  euicrd  l.ir  de  mer  purpus 

ov  delu.  |«d. 

Sham,  Xam.t  a.   tola;  kvnt«rf it;  fiktijoa;  preUnd- 
Suaman,  Xu-man,  n.  a  profMor  or  prest  ov  £a> 

manizm. 
Shaman,  yia-ai&a,  a.  relatig  tu  Xamanizm. 
Shamanlsm,  Xu-man-iz-m,  n.  a  |iagan  rtlijon  ov 

varlus  bqrbarus  trjbz,  in  Sjberia  and  Midi  and 

Xurdt-rn  UJia. 
Shamble,  >lim-bl,  c.  i.  tu  wok  or  moiv  okwardli. 
."^HAMULE,  Xam-bl,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  mol  or  laudig- 

plas  ill  u  min. 
SHAMBLE8,  Xam-blz,  n.  fjl.  de  plas  hw^r  bu(;era 

kil  'tr  scl  d:ir  met;  a   fiej-mqrket;  a  floler-htss. 
SuAMBLi.Nii,  >lim-blig,  n.  de   akt  ov  miiivig  ok- 
wardli; a  skamblig. 
SuAMBLiNO,  Xam-blig,  a.    nuovig  okwardli   and 

iregyt^larli. 
Shame.  >^m,  n.  de  jiajon  felt  bwen  a  person  ii 

kunjus  dat  uderz  no  or  se  bwot,  for  ae  sak  ov 

rejiynui/un  or  from   modesti,  woz  ment  tu   be 

kept  konseld;  de  ]>aJon  ekspr^st  bj  blujig:  koz  or 

rezn  ov  Jam;  disgras;  dia6nor;  ignomini;  reproQ; 

inflikjon  ov  Jam. 
Shame,  Xam,  c.  t.  tu   mak   ajamd;   tu   fil   wid 

Jam;  tu  disgras. 
Shame,  >]ain,  e.  i.  tu  be  aJamd. 
SuAMEii-ACED,  Xam-fadt,  a.  modest;  bajful;  ezili 

put  lit  ov  k'^ntenans.  [fuli. 

Shamefaceult,  ilam-fast-li,  ad.   modestli:  baj- 
.">HAMEKACEU.\ESS,  Xam-fast-nes,  n.  modesti;  baj- 

fulnes;  timiditi. 
Shameful,  >^m-ful,  a.  disgrasful;  ignominius; 

infamus;  reproijful;  indesent:  skandalur:  opr6- 

brius;  tcndiy  tu  koz  Jam;  fitcd  tu  eksjt  Jam. 
Shamefully,  £am-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  Jamful  maner; 

disgrasfuli.  [Jamful. 

Shameful.ness,  Eam-ful-ne«,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
.Shameless,    Xiim-les,    a.    wontio   Jam:    wuntig 

miKlcsti;  impq^dcut;  fruntles;  imodest:  indesent; 

odajus.  [impqdentli. 

.Shamelessly,  £am-Ie8-li,  ad.  in  a  Jamles  manor; 
SuAMELE&s.NEss,  Xam-lcs-ncs,  n.  impqdens;  wont 

ov  Jam.  i  Jam. 

.'^hame-proof,  Xam-pnnf,  a.  kalus  or  insen^ibl  tu 
.Shamee,  Xam-cr,   n.    hoiever  or   hwolevcr  maka 

ajtimd. 
.^UAM-FioHT,  Xam-fjt,  n.  a  mok  er  fand  fjt. 
Shammer,  Xam-cr,  n.  wun  hoi  Jamz;  a  ^et. 
.'^HAMMY,  M'lm-i,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  soft  leder,  orijinali 

umd  ov  de  skin  ov  de  Jamiz  got; — bj  sum  sp«lt 

{fhaia"U.y     i>t  {Ch<im<iU.) 
Shampoo,  Xam-pib,  r.  t.  tu  pros,  pul,  and  krak 

de  j(Tnts  and  rub  de  limz  ov  wun  hi&  it  badig  in 

a  worm  bat,  az  in  de  ^'st  Indei. 
Shampooing,  Xam-ind-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  presi))  de 

jflTiits  and  rubii)  de  limz. 
Shamrock,  Zum-rok,  n.  At  inl  nam  for  tre-Ievd 

gras  or  trcfflrl.    It  iz  de  iiopyqlar  emblem  ov  it- 

land,  uz  de  roz   iz  ov   luglaud,  and  de   tisi  ov 

Skiitlaud.      It  iz  supilizd  tu  hav  bin  de   plant 

kold  kir'it  klcjier,  or  de  wuul  imrel. 
Shank.  >l'i{jk,  n.  de    midi  j«nt  ov   de   leg:  dat 

IK^rt  hwiq  reccz  fn>m  de  agkl  tu  de  ne;  de  bon 

ov  de  log;  -de  leg  or  8U|ort  ov  eni  tig: — de   log 

port  ov  eni  instDbment-— an  ^rb. —  £jii/k  /'SnitT, 

{\aiit.}  a  rop  er  ^u  bwi<]  buldz  de  Jagk  ov  da 

agkor. 
Shanked,  )>l-igkt,  a.  bavig  a  Jagk. 
Shanker,  >ligk-cr,  n.     .Se  ('/w/kt?.) 
Shantee,  >Ian-te,  {  n.  a  men  kabin  or  Jed;  a  sljty 
Sha.nty,  >Lin-ti,     I      t6mi>orari  Jcltcr. 
Shanty,  Xan-ti,  a.  Joi;  ga:  janti. 
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Shape,  Sap,  v.  t.  tm  ferm;  tu  mold,  wid  resp^kt 

tu  eksteroal  dimenjonz;  tu  fajon;  tia  mold;  tm 

kast:  tui  regyn,lat;  tu.  adjust. 
Shafk,  Sap,  'V.  i,  tu  skwitr;  tu  si^t. 
Shape,  Sap,  n.  form;  eksternal  aperans,  mak  er 

form  ov  de  truijk  ov  ds  bodi;  bsiij,  az  molded 

intu  form;  jdea;  patern. 
Shaped,  Sapt,  p.  a.  fermd;  havig  a  Jap  or  form. 
Shapeless,  Sap-les,  a.,  wontii)  Jap  er  regyi^lariti 

ov  form.  [Japles. 

Shapelessness,  Sap-les-nes,  ?i.  &e  stat  ov  bsiij 
Shapeliness,  Sap-li-nes,  w.   bvi,ti  er  proporjon 

ov  ferm. 
Shapely,  Sap-li,  a.  simetrikal;  wel  Japt  er  fermd. 
Shapesmith,  Xap-smit,  ti.  wun  hco  undertaks  tu 

imprd)V  a   persoaz   Jap   er   form,      [d   burlesk 

ward.] 
Shard,  Xqrd,*  n.  a  fragment  ov  an  erten  vesel,  ov 

a  tjl,  er  ov  eni  britl  substans: — de  Jel  ov  an  eg 

er  a  snal; — a  plant; — a  frit  er  strat; — a  fij. 
Shaed-bokne,  Sqrd-born,  a.  born  alofl  bj  Jsdd 

wiijz.  [Jet-wii]d. 

Shaeded,  Zqrd-ed,  a.  havig  wigz,  or  widin  Jelz; 
Share,  Xi^r,  v.  t.  tu  divjd  amui)  meni;  tu  partak 

wid  uderz;  tu  S£Z  er  pozes  wid  uderz;  tu  apor- 

Jon;  tu  partisipat:  tu  kut;  tu  Jsr. 
Share,  2]:ir,  «.  i.  tu  hav  pqrt;  tu  hava  dividend. 
Share,  Xq,r,  n.  a  pqrt;  an  alotment;  an  aporjoa- 

ment;  a  divi^^on;  dividend  obtand; — a  pqrt  kon- 

tribyq^ted; — At  blad  ov  de  pi's  dat  kuts  &z  gr-snd. 

Tu  go  fqrz,  tu  partak  tugeder  ov  eni  tig. 
Sharebeam,  Z4r-bEm,  n.  dat  pqrt  ov  a  pi's  tu 

hwiq  de  J;),r  iz  apljd, 
Sharebone,  E4r-bon,  n.  de  bon  dat  divjdz  de 

trugk  from  de  loer  limz;  de  os pyjjis. 
Shareholder,  S^r-hold-er,  n.  an  csner  ov  a  l%x 

in  a  jffnt  stok. 
Sharer,  S4r-er,  n.  wun  hco  J^rz;   a  divjder;  a 

partaker. 
Sharing,  E^r-ig,  n.  partisipajon. 
Shark,  Xqrk,  n.  a  vorajus  se-fij  ov  de  famili  ov 

de  shwalide; — a  gredi,  qrtful  felo;  a  Jqrper;  a 

Jerk; — ffred;  peti  rapin. 
Shark,  Sqrk,  v.  i.  tu  pla  de  peti  tef;  tti  praktis 

gets;  tu  liv  bj  fred;  tu  Jerk:  tu  liv  skantili  or 

bj  Jifts;  tu  Jif t. 
Shark,  Eqrk,  v.  t.  tu  pik  up  hastili  er  sljli. 
Sharker,  Sqrk-er,  n.  wun  hco  Jqrks;  an  qrtful 

felo. 
Sharking,  Sqrk-ig,  n.   peti   rapin;  trik;  J6rkig. 
Sharock,  Sar-ok,  n.  an  Sst  Indian  silver  kern,  ov 

de  valyq  ov  ab'St  twenti-f  jv  sents. 
Sharp,  Xqrp,  a.  ken;  persig;  havig  a  ken  ej;  hav- 

Lg  an  aki],t  pernt;  not  blunt;  terminatig  in  a  pffnt 

er  eJ;  not  obtqs; — akqt  ov  mind;  witi;  injenyus; 

inventiv;  kwik,  az  ov  sjt  er  herig; — sur  wid'st 

astrinjensi;  s'sr,  but  not  ester;  asid; — Jril;  persig 

de  er  wid  a  kwik  nerz;  akqt;  not  fiat; — sever; 

hqrj;  bjtig;  kwik  tu  punij;  krooel;  severli  rijid; 

— eger;  huggri; — ken  upon  a  pursqt,  in  a  bqrgen, 

er   for   gan; — panful;    afliktiv  ;  — fers;    qrdent; 

fjeri; — atentiv;  vijilant; — akrid;  pinqig; — subtil; 

njs; — hqrd  and  akqt  in  substans. 
Sharp,  Sqrp,  n.  a  Jqrp  er  akqt  not  er  sund; — a 

pffnted  wepn;  smel-sord;  rapier. 
Sharp,  Sqrp,  v.  t.  tu  mak  Jqrp;  tu  Jqrpn. 
Sharp,  Xqrp,  v.  i.  tu  pla  de  Jqrper. 
Sharp-cornered,  Xqrp-kor-nerd,  a.   havig  Jqrp 

kornerz. 
Sharpen,  Eqrp-n,  «.  t.  tu  mak  Jqrp  er  ken;   tta 

ej;  tu  p6rnt; — tu  mak  kwik,  injenyus,  akqt,  er 

persig; — tu  mak  eger,  huggri,  fers,  aggri,  bjtig, 

sarkastik,  er  sever; — tu  mak  les  flat. 
Sharpen,  Sqrp-n,  v.  i,  tu  gro  Jqrp. 
Sharper,  Z^rp-er,  n.    a  trikig  felo;   a  qet;  a 

defreder. 


Sharply,  Sqrp-li,  ad.  wid   Jqrpnes;  severli;  rig- 

orusli;   rufli;    kenli;   akqtli;  vigorusli;  panfuli; 

witili. 
Sharpness,  Eqrp-nes,    n.    de  stat  ov  beig  Jqrp; 

kennes:     penetrajon;    akqtnes;    injeniyti;    wit; 

egernes;  s'srnes;  asiditi;  severiti;  akrimoni. 
Sharp-pointed,   Eqrp-pernt-ed,    a.    havig    Jqrp 

pernts.  [dezjrus. 

Sharp-set,  Eqrp-set,   a.    huggri;   ravenus;  eger; 
Sharpshooter,  Sqrp-Joat-er,  n.  a  rjflman;  a  gud 

mqrksman. 
Sharpsighted,  Sqrp-sit-ed,  a.  havig   kwik    sjt. 
Sharp-toothed,  Sqrp-toDbt,  a.  havig  a  Jqrp  tcDt. 
Sharpvisaged,  Eqrp-viz-ajd,  a.  havig  a  tin  fas. 
Sharp-witted,  Eqrp-wit-ed,  a.  havig   an   akiq,t 

mjnd;  sagajus. 
Shash,  SaJ,  n.  a  saj.     Se  {Saah.} 
Shaster,  Eas-ter,  n.  a  sakred  buk  ov  de  Hiudroz, 

kontanig  de  doktrinz  and  presepts  ov  d^r  relijon; 

— kold  elsio/astra. 
Shatter,  Eat-er,  v.  t.  tu  brak  at  wuns  intu  meni 

pesez;  tu  brak  so  az  tu  skater  de  pqrts;  t\l  disi- 

pat;  tu  impqr. 
Shatter,  Xat-er,  v.  i.  tu  be  brokn,  er  tu  fel,  bj 

eni  fors  apljd,  intu  fragments. 
Shatter,  Xat-er,  n.  wun  pqrt  ov  meni  intu  hwiq 

eni  tig  iz  Jaterd;  a  fragment;— yq,zd  qefli  in  dc 

plqral. 
Shatter-brain,  Sat-er-bran,  n.   a  k^rles,  gidi 

person. 
Shatter-brained,  Sat-er-brand,  )   a.    diserderd 
Shatter-pated,  Eat-er-pat-ed,     i       in  mjnd. 
Shattery,  Eat-er-i,  a.  disyqnjted;  not  kompakt; 

ezili  Jaterd;  loos  ov  tekstyqr. 
Shave,  Eav,  v.  t.  tu  kut  er  pqr  klos  tu  de  surfas, 

az  bj  a  razor;  tu  kut  of,  az  de  herd; — tu  p^r  er 

kut  wid  a  Jqrp  instrument; — tu   skin   bj   pasig 

ner;—  tu  kut  in  tin  sljsez; — tu  strip;  tu  fles;  tu. 

oi)res  bj  eksterjon. 
Shave,  Eav,  v.  i.  tu  yt^z  de  razor  er  de  Jav;  tu 

kut  klosli  er  kenli; — tu  be  hqrd  and  sever  in 

bqrgenz. 
Shave,  Eav,  n.  an  instrcoment  er  tool,  havig  a  log 

blad  and  ten  handlz,  yqzd  for  Javig  hups,  &s. 
Shaveling,  Eav-lig,*  71.  a  man  Javd; — a  mugk  er 

frjar,  in  kontemt. 
Shaver,  Eav-cr,  n.  wun  hco  Javz;  a  bqrber; — wun 

hiDz  deligz  qr  klos  and  ken  fer  hiz  on  profit;  an 

eksterjoner;  a  plunderer; — Ja  ber. 
Shaving,  Eav-ig,  n.  a  tin  p:trig  ov  wud  pland  er 

Javd  of;  a  tin  sljs  p^rd  of; — a  till;  njseti;  az,  "It 

fits  tu  a  favhj." 
Shaving-brush,  Eav-Lg-bruJ,  n.  a  bruj  yq,zd  in 

Javig. 
Shaw,  Ee,  n.  a  smel  Jadi  wud  in  a  vali,  [Lokal, 

Iggland.]  [JCDt  at. 

Shawfowl,  Eo-fi5l,  n.  an  qrtifijal  f-sl  mad  tu 
Shawl,  Eel,  n.  a  pqrt  ov  modern  femal  dres;  a 

Iqrj  kerqif,  er  skw^  gqrment,  orijinali  from  In- 
dia, worn  over  de  Jolderz  and  bak. 
Shawm,  Earn,  n.  a  Hebrco  mqzikal  instrioment;  a 

hober; — ritn  elso  {shalm.}  (  Ghaise.) 

Shay,  Ea,  n.  a  kolokwial  vulgarizm  for /az.     Ss 
She,  Ee,  pron.  personal,  fern.    [Je,  herz,  her;  pi, 

da,  dq,rz,  dem:]  de  wuman;  de    wuman   befor 

menjond:  de  femal   understud   er   alqded   tu. 

Sumtjmz  an  adjektiv; — femal;  az,  a/e  b^r; — elso 

a  nsn; — a  wuman;  az,  "dzfcz  ov  Itali." 
Sheading,  Eed-ig,  7;.  a  tjdig,  divigon,  er  distrikt 

in  de  il  ov  Man. 
Sheaf,  Eef,  n.,  jd.  Eevz;    a   bundl   ov  gran   in 

stoks  b-»nd  tugeder;  eni  bundl  er  kolekjon  held 

tugeder. 
Sheaf,  Eef,  v.  i.  tu  mak  Jevz. 
Sheafy,  Egf-i,  a.  rezemblig  er  konsistig  ov  Jevz. 
Sheal,  Eel,*  «.  t.  tu  Jel.    Se  {Shale.) 


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Sheau,  Xrr.  r.  t.  [i.  Jfr.l,//>.  Jtrii),  Jurn  or  Jerd:] 
tu  kliii'irkut  wUI  Jirz.or  bj  dt  iiiUT-t'ii/on  ov  Uh 
h\udi  iiuiiviu  on  u  rivet;  tu  kut;  tu  klip:  tu  divjd; 
tu  rep. 

Sbkar,  Xer,  v.  i.  tu  turn  asjJ.     Se  (S/ieer.) 

SuKAU,  Xcr,  «.,/)/.  Xcrz:  [seldom  yn,zd  in  de  sij)- 
gilliir;|  an  instriDiuent  tu  kut  wiif,  konM-itig  ov 
t<i)  bliidz  luioviu  (111  a  pin,  brtwin  hwiij  de  tio 
kuti/.  interi)J)/.d:  <i  hirj  kjnd  ov  sizorz:  eni  tiy 
in  de  i>mn  ov  de  bliuiz  ov /<■/•.♦;— a  t^rni  denotig 
dr  nj  ov  Jep,  az  bcio  Jerd  yerli;  uz,  "wun  /</•," 
"titi//  /•." 

SnKARD.  Xord,*  n.  a  fragment.     Se  {Shard.} 

SiiKARKii.  >]tT-er,  //.  wun  hiD  Jerz;  a  repor. 

SiiKAKiNO,  XtT-ij),  /).  de  iikt  ov  klipii)  or  kutiy  of. 

SuKARLiNG,  i^er-lio,  «•  a  Jep  dat  haz  bin  Jorn 
but  wuns. 

Shkarman,  Eer-man,  n.  wun  huo  Jsrz;  a  Jeror. 

SuEAR-sTEKL,  Xi-F-stel,  /I.  a  kjnd  ov  stel  prep^rd 
f'u-   in;iki\)    kludyerz  Jcrz,  sjdz,  &s. 

riUEARWATKU,    XlT-WO-ttT,   «.    Q    isl.      Se  {S/lCer- 

wattr.) 
Sheath,  XeS,  ».,  pi.  ^tdz;  de  kas  ov  eni  fcii);  de 

skabard  ov  a  sord,  &;?. — {Fort.}  a  hind  gqrd  ov 

embaokmcnts. — {Hot.}  a  petial;  a  nixlimcntari 

Irf  bwi(j  raps  risnd  a  stem. 
Sheathe,  Vied,  v.  (.  tu   inklioz  in  a  Jet  or  skab- 
ard: tu  inklijz  in  eni  kas:  tu  fit  wid  a  Jet,  tu 

defend   bj  an    Tstward   kuveri^) ; — tu   mak  Ics 

akrid. 
Rheather,  Xed-er,  n.   wun  hca  Jedz. 
Sheatiii.no,  Xed-iv),   ;*.    dE   akt  ov   iuklozig;  a 

kuveriy;  -de  kasij)  and  kuvcriy  ov  a  Jips  botom 

and  .-idz,  tu  defend  it  from  wurmz. 
SHEATHLE8.S.  >]et-les,  .1.  liavij)  no  Jet. 
SuEATHWi.NGED,  >]et-wi{)d,  s.  haviy  Jedz  or  kasez 

hwKj  (ir  fuiided  uver  de  wiflz. 
Shkathy,  Xet-i,  a.  furiniy  a  Jet;  Ijk  a  Jet. 
Shka  tree,  Xe-tre,  //.  de  buter-tre  ov  Afrika. 
.'^HEAVE,  Xtv,*  ('.  t.  tu  brig  tugeder;  tu  kolekt. 
Sheave,  Xtv,  n.  {yaiit.}  de  liwel  on  hwiq  a  rop 

wurks  ill  a  blok; — kold  olso/Zre/y -a  siygl  puli. 
Sheave-hole,  Zev-hal,  n.  {Aaut.}  a  qanel  for 

Q  Jev. 
Sheba.vder,    Eeb-an-der,    «.    a    Dug  8st-India 

ki)niiTj;il  ofiser. 
SuELiii.VAH,  Xek-i-nq,  er  Se-kj-na,  n.    de   JiyJ 

nnui  f.ir  de  divjn  prczens,  hwiq  rested,  in  de  Jap 

ov  (I  klTsd,  over  de  mersi-set  or  propijiatori. 
Sued,  Xod,  r.  t.  tu  por  TSt;  tu  spil;  tu  skater: 

tu  let  fol. 
Shki),  »d,  r.  i.  tu  let  fol  in  pqrts;  tu  drop  of. 
Shed,  Xed,  n.  a  sljt  kuverijj  or  roif;  a  sljt  bildijj 

ov  limber;— in  koiuixjzijon,  efii^^on;  az,  blud-y^/. 
Sheudkr,  Xpd-er,  n.  wun  hoa  Jedz;  a  spiler. 
Sutuiii.NO,  >^-ifl,  «.  de  akt  ov  kustifl  of:  dat 

hwi(j  iz  Jed.  [a  Jelter. 

Sheklino,  Xel-ii),  n.  {.S'rudand}  a  kotaj:  a  hut: 
SUKKN,  Xen,*  a.  brjl;  Jinio;  Jeni. 
Sheex,  Xrn,*  «.  brjtnos:  splendor. 
Shkk.ny,  >lin-\,  a.  brjt:  gliterij):  Jjnij);  f^r. 
Sheep,  >Vp,  n.  n'jj.  and  /'/.  de  animal  dat  burz 

wul,  reiuqrk:ibl  for  it'*  uqrmlosnes,  timiditi,  and 

yujluliies ;  —  in    konlemt,    a    fdilij,   sili    felts. — 

{Thti  I.)  de  pfpl.  kon.-idcrd  az  under  u  spirityqal 

Jcpcnl  or  |iu><tor. 
ShekpcOT,    >2»'p-kot,    n.   an   enklo3t\,r  for  Jep;  a 

Jep-i"ii:  a  Jrpfold.  [kl6»d. 

Sheki-kolI),  Xep-fuld,  n.  de  plas  hw^r  Jej)  qr  in- 
Sheephook,  Xq>-huk,  n.  a  buk  fasud  tu  a  pul, 

bj  bwii;  Jepcrdz  la  bold  ov  de  legz  ov  di^r  Jep: 

Q  Je|ierdz  kruk. 
Sheepish.  Xep-iJ,  a.    bajfal  tu  silincs;    timid; 

mrnii  ditulent. 
Sheepishly,  £e'p-ij-li,  &d.  bsjfuli;  wid  men  dif- 

jdens. 


SuEEPiSH.VESS,  »'p-ij-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beio 

JcpiJ. 
Sheep  MARKET,  Xep-mqr-kct,  n.  a  mqrketforjep. 
Sheepm ASTER,  ^p-mon-ter,  n.  a  feder  ov  Jep;  a 

Jeperd. 
Sheep-pe.v,  X^p-pen,  n.  an  cnklo^qr  for  Jep. 
."^HEEP's-EYE,  Xt'p-i-j,  n.    a    mi).l<:st,   difident,  ar 

luviy  luk;  a  kind  ov'  ler;  a  wijtul  glans. 
."^HEEP-SHAXK,  Xep-Jajjk,  n.  {Saut.}  a.  not  in  a 

rup,  mad  tu  J'<rtn  it. 
Sheepsheai),  >]ei)s-bed,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  fij,  muq 

estemd  for  faj<l:--a  sili  felo. 
Sheep-shearer,  Xi'p-Jer-or,  n.  wun  ho)  Jert  Jep. 
Sheep-shearlvo,  Xep-Jer-io,  n.  de  akt  ov  Jerij), 

or  tjin  ov  Jerij)  Jep;— 'de  fest  mad  bwcn  Jep  qr 

Juni.  [Jep. 

Sheep-shears,   Xt'p-Jerz,    «.   pi.    Jerz  for  JeriQ 
Sheepski.v,  Xep-skin,  n.  de  skin  ov  a  Jep. 
Sheep's-sorrel,  Xeps-sor-el,  n.  a  perenial  spejei 

ov  dok. 
Sheep-stealer,  Xt'p-stel-er,  n.  wun  h(J)  stelz  Jep. 
Sheep-stealisg,  Xep-stel-io,  ».  de  krjm  ov  stel- 

in  Jep. 
Sheep's-wool,  Xcps-wul,  71.  de  wulov  a  Jep. 
Sheep-walk,  Xep-wok,  n.  ]>astyqr  for  Jep. 
Sheer,  Xer,  a.  pqr;  kler;  unmi^gld. 
Sheer,  Xer,*^  ad.  klEn:  kwik:  at  wuns;  jErli. 
Sheer,  Xer,  v.  i.  tu  deviat  or  turn  asjd  from  a 

direkt  kors,  az  a  Jip  or  a  hers.     Tu  ftr  of,  tu 

stel  awa. 
Sheerhl'lk,  Xer-hulk,  n.  an  old  Jip  ov  war  kut 

d-sn  tu  de  luer  or  gun  dek,  and  furnijt  wid  Jerz, 

for  Jipij)  and  unjipig  de  masts  ov  ader  veselz. 
Sheers,  Xerz,  n.  fl.  {Xaut.}  \ix>  masts  or  spqrz, 

lajt  tugeder  at  or  ner  de  bed,  and   razd   tu   a 

vertikal   pozijon,  for  de   parpus   ov   liftig  de 

masts  intu  and  'St  ov  a  vesel. 
SiiEERWATER,  Xi'r-wo-ter,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  se-berd. 
Sheet,  Xrt,  n.  u  brml  and  Iqrj  pes,  az  ov  linen  or 

kotn; — de  linen  or  kotn  klot  for  a  bed: — az  muq 

paper  az  iz  mad  in  wun  bodi  or  pes;  de  kwontiti 

ov  paper  hwiq  resevz  de  pekt^lyar  foldig  for  bein 

bisnd  in  a  buk,  or  in  komon  yqs  for  ritig; — pt, 

Q  buk;  a   pamflet.— (.A'a*//.)  a   rop   fasnd    tta 

wun  or  bot  ov  de  lui  r  kornerz  ov  a  sal,  tu  eks- 

teiid  it  tu  de  wind. 
Sheet,  Xet,  r.  t.  tu  furnij  wid  Jets:  tu  infold  in 

a  Jet:  tu  kuver  az  wid  a  Jet. 
Sheet-anchor,  Xet-ag-kor,  H.  [fermerli  fat-ajj- 

ki>r;]  de  Iqrjest  agkor  in  a  Jip,  hwiq,  in  stres  ov 

weder,  iz  de  marinerz  last  refqj; — ^ef  sup<f)rt. 
Sheet-copper,  Xet-kop-er,  n.  koper  in  Jets. 
Sheetkul.  Xet-ful,  H.  az  muq  az  a  Jet  kontanz. 
Sheeti.vg,  Xet-ij),  /(.  klot  for  makig  Jets. 
Sheet-iron,  Xt't-j-urn,  n.  jurn  in  Jets. 
Sheet-lead,  Xet-Ud,  n.  led  in  Jets. 
Sheetlixg,  Xet-lij),  n.  a  smol  Jet. 
Sheik,  Xek,  n.  a  qrf,  or  a  tjtl  ov  rcspokt,  amdg 

de  Arab/.;— amug  .Mahometauz,  u  kjnd  ov  prest 

ha>  haz  de  k.ir  ov  a  mosk. 
Shekel,  Xek-el,  ».  an  anjent  JqiJ  kern,  ekwal  in 

valyq  tu  ab'st  74  sent*; — ol.-iQ  a  wat  ekwal  tu 

ab'st  a  hqf-Tsns  avordqjxifz. 
Sheki.vau,    Xek-i-nq,    ttr    £e-kj-na,      ?».       Se 

{S/i-tcAinah.} 
Sheldrake,  Xel-drak,  n.   a  bqiiful  spcjrz  ov 

duk,  hwiq  frekwentit  de   kosts  ov  (Jrat  liriten, 

and  fedz  on  fiJ,  maren  insekt^,  &s. 
Sheldl'CK,  Xel-duk,  n.  de  femal   er  hen  ov  de 

Jeldrak. 
Shelf,  Xelf,  n.,  j>L  Eelvz;  a  platform,  a  plagk, 
er  burd,  fikst  tu  a  wol  for  holdig  vcseli; — a 
sand-bagk  in  de  se; — a  rok  under  Jalo  woter.— 
{Miniiiii)  fast  grsnd;  an  unrvn  stratum  or  laer. 
Shelf Y,  Xeli-i,  a.  ful  ov  hidu  rukd  or  Jelva; 
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Shell,  Sel,  n.  de  hqrd  and  stoni  kuverii)  ov  ser- 
ten  friBts  and  animalz;  rie  hc^rd  kuverii)  ov  eni 
til);  eksternal  krust;  de  kuveriij  ov  an  eg: — de 
■star  pqrt  ov  a  hiss; — a  kors  kjnd  ov  kofin; — a 
bum,  or  holcD  sfsr  ov  jurn,  tu  be  fild  wid  pisder, 
and  f jrd  from  a  mertar; — in  poetri,  a  mqzikal 
instrODment.  [de  Jel. 

Shell,  Xel,  i\  t.  tia  tak  ■st  ov  de  Jel;  tu  strip  ov 

Shell,  Eel,  t\  i,  tu  fel  of,  az  brokn  Jelz;  tu  kast 

.     de  Jel. 

Shel-lac,    )   Sel-lak,  n.  melted  lak  in  plats;  a 

Shell-lac,  i  substans  fermd  bj  an  insekt,  and 
depozited  in  diferent  spejez  ov  trez,  in  de  s'st- 
est  pqrt  ov  3jia. 

Shellduck,  Eel-duk,  n.     Se  (Sheldvch.) 

Shell-fish,  Xel-fiJ,  n.  fij  invested  wid  a  hqrd 
kuverifl,  eder  testajus,  az  trsterz,  er  krustajus,  az 
lobsterz;  molusk. 

Shell-mael,  Xel-mqrl,  •».  a  depozit  ov  kla  and 
uder  substansez,  mikst  wid  Jelz,  at  de  botom  ov 
laks. 

Shell-meat,  Eel-met,  n.  fcad  konsistig  ov  Jel-f ij. 

Shells,  Eelz,  n.  pi.  de  kuverig  ov  de  koko,  yq,zd 
fer  fcod  er  beveraj;  de  drii)k  mad  ov  dem. 

Shellwoek,  Eel-wurk,  n.  wurk  mad  ov  er  trimd 
wid  Jelz.  [ov  Jelz. 

Shelly,  Eel-i,  a.   ab^Rndii)   wid  Jelz;    konsistig 

Sheltee,  Eel-ter,  n.  dat  hwiq  kuverz  er  defendz; 
de  Stat  ov  beig  kuverd;  an  asjlum;  a  refq,j;  a 
retret;  a  kuver;  a  protektor;  pratekjon. 

Sheltee,  Eel-ter,  v.  t.  tu  kuver  from  eksternal 
vjolens;  tu  defend;  tu  protekt;  tu  hqrbor;  tu 
betak  tu  kuver;  tu  kuver  from  ncatis. 

Shelter,  Eel-ter,  v.  i.  tu  tak  Jelter;  tu  giv  Jelter. 

Shelteeee,  Eel-ter-er,  n.  wun  hot)  Jelterz. 

Shelterless,  Eel-ter-les,  a.  havig  no  Jelter. 

Sheltie,  Eel-ti,  n.  a  smel  Eetland  hers. 

Shelve,  Eelv,  v.  t.  tu  plas  on  a  Jelf ;  tu  put  asjd. 

Shelving,  Eelv-ig,  a.  razd,  az  a  Jelf;  slopig;  in- 
kljnii).  [bagks. 

Shelvy,  Eelv-i,  a.    Jalo;    roki;   ful  ov  Jelvz  er 

Shemitic,  Ee-mit-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  Eem  er  hiz 
desendants;  relatig  tu  de  Kalde,  Sirian,  Arabik, 
HebrO),  Samaritan,  and  old  Fenijan,  laggwajez; 
Semitik, 

Shemitism,  Eem-i-tiz-m,  n.  de  Eemitik  ras,  kar- 
akter,  er  laggwaj. 

Shepaedia,  Ee-pqr-di-a,  n.  {Bot.)  a  Jrub  er  smel 
tre  and  its  frcDt:  de  bufalo-beri. 

Shepherd,  Eep-erd,  fi.  wun  hcb  tendz  Jep  in  de 
pastyqr;  a  herdzman  ov  Jep; — a  swan;  a  rCDral 
luver; — a  pastor  ov  a  flok,  er  ov  a  parij. 

Shepherdess,  Eep-erd-es,  fi.  a  wtiman  hdo  tendz 
Jep;  a  rooral  las. 

Shefheedling,  Eep-erd-lig,  n.  a  lit!  Jeperd. 

Shepheeuly,  Eep-erd-li,  ad.  pastoral;  rustik. 

Shepheeds-eod,  Eep-erdz-rod,  n.  a  plant;  tezl. 

Shephked's-staff,  Eep-erdz-staf,  m,  a  plant; 
Jeperdz-rod. 

Sherbet,  Eer-bet,  er  Eer-bet,  n.  a  beveraj  in  de 
£st,  sumhwot  Ijk  lemonad,  mad  ov  weter,  lemon- 
ji|,s,  and  Jugar,  er  ov  brcozd  razinz,  perfqmd  wid 
roz-weter,  &s.  [Se  {6'kaid.y 

Sherd,  Eerd,  /i.  a  fragment  ov  brokn  ertenwq,r. 

Shereef,     I     Ee-ref,    n.    a  desendant'  ov    Ma- 

Shieriffe,  I        hornet. 

Sbeeif,  Eer-if,  n.  an  Arabik  wurd,  hwiq  signifjz 
nobl,  ilustrius,  and  a  tjtl  givn  in  Arabia,  8jipt, 
and  Bqrbari,  tu  doz  hcQ  qr  desended  from  Ma- 
homet; a  prins  or  guveruor,  az  ov  Jleka: — ritn 
also  {sclierif,  shereef,  shirriffc,  and  sheriffe.y  Se 
{l^cherif.) 

Sheriff,  Eer-if,  n.  de  qef  egzekyq,tiv  ofiser  ov  a 
k-»nti.  Dejiyiiti  ferif,  an  egzekyq,tiv  ofiser  sub- 
erdinat  tu  de  Jerif. 

Sheriffalty,  Eer-if-al-ti,  n.  de  ofis  ov  Jerif. 


Sheeey,    Eer-i,  n.    a  SpaniJ  wjn,  so  keld  from 
{Xet-es,)  in  Span.     {Sloerris,)  er  {sJiems  sack,} 
iz  supiazd  tu  hav  bin  de  sam  wjn.     Se  {Sack.} 
Shew,  Eo,  v.  t.  tu  egzibit  tu  vq,;  tu  kez  tu  se; 
tu  prcDV.     Se  {Hhow.) 

Shew,  Eo,  n.  a  spektakl:  displa.     Se  {Shaw.} 

Shetvbread,  E6-bred,  n.  Se  {Shawbread.} 

Shewee,  Ew-er,  n.  wun  hco  Joz.  [a  Eejt. 

Shiah,  Ee-q,  n.  a  Mahometan  ov  de  sekt  ov  flJe; 

Shibboleth,  Eib-o-let,  n.  {Heb.}  [an  er  or  kwn, 
and  olso  a/li/d  ov  icotei:]  CI  wurd  hwiq  woz 
mad  a  krjterion,  hwq,rbj  de  Gileadjts  dittiggwijt 
de  '8fraimjts  in  di{T  pron^-nsig  6- fer  _/)— hens, 
in  a  figyiyativ  sens,  de  krjterion  er  woqwurd 
ov  a  pqrti. 

Shie,  Ej,  V.  t.  tu  tos  oblekli;  tm  tro  askant. 

Shield,  Eeld,  n.  a  bred  pes  ov  defensiv  qrmor 
held  on  de  left  qrm  tu  word  of  bloz,  mu(^  yqzd 
befor  de  invenjon  ov  gunpuder;  a  bukler  de- 
fens;  protekjon; — wun  hoo  defendz;  a  protek- 
tor. 

Shield,  Eeld,  t\  t.  tu  kuver  wid  a  Jeld;  tu  de- 
fend; tu  protekt;  tu  seki\r;  tu  kep  of. 

Shift,  Eift,  v.  i.  tu  mcbv;  tu  qanj;  tu  qanj  di- 
rekjon;  tu  qanj  plas;  tu  giv  plas  tu  uder  tigz; 
tu  qanj  klodz;  tu  rezert  tu  sum  ekspedient;  tu 
akt  er  liv,  do  wid  difikulti;  tu  praktis  indirekt 
metodz;  tu  tak  sum  metod  fer  safti. 

Shift,  Eift,  v.  t.  tu  qanj;  tu  elter;  tu  transfer 
from  a  plas  er  pozijon;  tu  put,  bj  sum  ekspedi- 
ent, ut  ov  de  wa;  tu  qanj,  az  klodz;  tu  dres  in 
frej  klodz. —  Tufift  of,  tu  defer;  tu  put  awa 
bj  sum  ekspedient. 

Shift,  Eift,  n.  qanj;  elterajon;  turn;  «kspedient; 
indirekt  ekspedient;  last  res(5rs; — fred;  qrtifis; 
stratajem;  subterfqj;  evajon;  eli^sori  praktis;  a 
wumanz  under  gqrment  er  liden. 

Shiftable,  Eift-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  Jifted  er 
qanjd. 

Shifter,  Eif  t-er,  n.  wun  hoo  Jif  ts,  qanjez,  er  elterz. 

Shifting,  Eift-ig,  ii.  de  akt  ov  qanjig;  evagon; 
fred.  [setfuli. 

Shiftingly,  Eift-ig-li,  ad.  bj  qanj;  kunigli;  de- 

Shiftless,  Eift-les,  a.  wontig  menz  er  enerji;  in- 
efijent. 

Shiftlessly,  Eift-les-li,  ad.  in  a  Jiftles  maner. 

Shiftlessness,    EJft-les-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

Shifty,  Eift-i,  a.  qanjabl;  Jiftig.  [Jiftles. 

Shiite,  Ee-jt,  n.  a  heretik  er  sektarian  amiig  de 
Mahometanz;  a  foloer  ov  file,  cla  qr  elso  keld 
{ShiaJis,}  and  qr  opozd  tu  de  {Si/nnites.} 

Shilling,  Eil-ig,  u.  an  IggliJ  kern,  ov  de  vfilyn 
ov  12c/.  sterlig,  er  ab'st  24  sents;  wun  twentiet 

Shily,  Ei-li,  ad.  Se  {Shyly.}  [ov  a  p'snd. 

Shim,  Eim,  n.  a  tool  yqzd  in  tilaj. 

Shimmee,  Eim-er,*  v.  i.  tu  glem. 

Shin,  Ein,  n.  de  for  pqrt  ov  de  leg,  er  tibia,  just 
abuv  de  f  ut. 

Shine,  Ejn,  v.  i.  [I.  Jon  er  Jjnd;  ps.  Jjnig,  Jon  er 
Jjnd;]  tu  emit  raz  ov  Ijt;  tu  be  brjt;  tu  radiat; 
tu  gliter;  tu  glisn;  tu  glem;  tu  be  glosi,  ga, 
splendid,  bq^tiful,  eminent,  er  konspikyqus;  tu 
be  propijus;  tu  giv  Ijt,  real  er  figyiyativ. 

Shine,  Eju,  n.  i%v  weder;  brjtnes;  splendor;  lus- 
ter.— (I  Ijkig;  fausi;  az,  tu  tak  a  fiih  tu  wun, 
[Kolojkwial,  Y.  S.]  fCl  distiirbans;  a  ris;  az,  "tu 
kik  up  afpi."     [Lokal  Iggland.]  [fiJ, 

Shiner,  Ejn-er,  7i.  he  er  dat  hwiq  Jjnz; — a  smel 

Shiness,  Ej-nes,  ?i.  Se  {Shyness.} 

Shingle,  Eig-gl,  n.  a  tin  bord  tu  kuver  hiszez; 
a  sert  ov  tjlig: — a  kors  gravel.     Se  {Shitujles.} 

Shingle,  Eig-gl,  v.  t.  tia  kuver  wid  Jigglz  er  tjlz. 

Shinglee,  Eig-gler,  n.  wun  hoo  Jigglz. 

Shingles,  Eig-glz,  n.  pi.  {Med.}  an  eriiptiv  di- 
zez;  a  kjnd  ov  teter  er  herpez  dat  spredz  ar'snd 
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Bhincno,  Xjn-ip,  n.  britnca;  Rplcndor. 
8HIXIV0,    Xjn-ii),  a.  brjt;  iiplendid;  konspikytius. 
8hi.m.n<i.vI'J«»,    Xin-io-ne!<,  n.  bqtneg;  splendor. 
yiiiNV,  >>i-ni,  a.  bnt;  gplcndid;  hiininus. 
Siiii'.  >^ip,  a  UTininaJon,  fniin  de  Saluon,  notig 
kw.ilUi  oTaiijuijkl,  at,  l>r\ifi}>:  orofia,  az,  sti'iard- 

Ship,  Xip,  ».  in  a  jcncral  scdj,  eni  Iqrj  sc-vcsel; 
iipru(iriotli,  q  vest-l  havip  tre  mis'ta,  eq  koinptird 
ov  a  lijer,  top,  and  Ujp-galant  mast. 

Ship,  Xip,  *'•  '•  '"J  l.'*^'  on  I'l-o'd  a  Jip;  ta  trans- 
j«irt  ilia  Jip.— (.NjK^)  tu  rese?  inta  de  Jip; 
at,  *'Xu.  fin  a  hcvi  .^e." 

Shipboard,  Xip-burd,  n.  a  plank  ov  a  Jip.  Sel- 
dom yil*d  fk-fept  in  de  adverbial  imon/ipbord, 
<tnt  ii,  in  a  Jip. 

Ship-bot,  Xip-bflr,  n,  a  b*  dat  scrvz  in  a  Jip. 

SHiP-BfiLDta,  Xip-bild-er,  «.  a  bilder  ov  Jijw. 

Ship-building,  Xip-bild-ig,  n.  de  qrt  ov  bildlg 

Ship-carpenter,  Xlp-kqr-pen-ter,  ».  a  bildcr  ov 
SuiP-cuANDLER,  Xip-Qon-dler,  n.  wan  ho)  delz  in 

kerdnj,  sals,  and  uder  furnitq,r  and  provisonz 

for  Jip!>. 
Ship  CHANDLERY,    Xip-qan-dlor-i,    n.    de  biznes 

and  U'lniKlitir.  ov  a  Jii>-(j>indler. 
SiiiPFCL,  Xip-ful,  n.  Ill  mu(j  az  a  Jip  wil  hold. 
Ship-holder,  Xii>-huld-cr,  n.  an  unor  ov  a  Jip. 
Shiple-ss,  Xii)-1cs,  a.  dcstitut  ov  Ji[«. 
Shipman,  Xip-man,*  n.  a  .'alur;  seman. 
Shipmaster,    Xip-inas-tcr,    n.    a   komdndor   or 

111  i-tt-r  ov  a  Jip.  [Jip. 

Shipmate,  Xip-mnt,  n.  wun  ha>  servz  in  de  -■'nin 
Shipment,  Xip-mont,  n.  de  akt  ov  Jipij);  trans- 

pijruij'on. 
SiiiP-MONKT,  Xip-mun-i,  n.  a  famu.s  taks  impuzd 

b|  t-\jrlz  I.  ov  ly;;land,  widjt  de  otorili  ov  pqr- 

liment.     3e  Jcrit  ov  ei;  kunti  W(iz  dirc^ktod  tu 

pruvjd  a  Jip  for  de  kijjz  servis,  akumpanid    bj 

ritn  in^trukjonz,  aptrntlQ  a  sum  ov  muni  ta  be 

Icviil  inst^  ov  it. 
Ship  OWNER,  Xip-on-cr,  n.  wun  ha>  onz  a  Jip. 
Shipper,  Xip-er,  n.  wan  his  Jipe;  a  master  ov  a 

Jil-. 
Shipping,  Xip-i\),  n.  Jipa  and  vcselz  ov  navigajon 

jf^ncrali  or  koloktivli;  a  flrt;  tunaj; — pasaj  in  a 

Jip. 
Shipshape,  Xip-Jnp,  nd.  in  a  semanlik  maner. 
Shipwoum,  Xip-wurtn.  n.  a  testajus  animal  dat 

a<lhrrz  tu  de  sjdz  and  bot<.>m  ov  Jijis  kumig  from 

India. 
.'shipwreck,  Xip-rck,  n.  de  los  ov  a  Jip  at  se;  de 

dr«truKjon  ov  a  Jip  h[  rok  er  Jelvz; — de  pqrts  ov 

a  Jatvrd  Jip:— destrukjon:  mi:>karij. 
Shipwreck,  Xip-rck,  r.  t.  tu  sigk,  daj,  erdestr*, 

az  a  Jip  at  se;  tu  dtstr^  bj  dBJi^)  on  roks  er  Jal- 

oi:  tu  mak  tu  sufer  de  dnnjcrz  ov  a  rok. 
Shipwright,    Xip-rjt,    ».    a  bildcr  ov  Jip?:  Jlp- 

k  iri<>ntpr.  [Eiraz. 

i^HiRAZ,  Xi-riz,  or  Xi-n^z,  f».  a  Pfrjan  wjn  from 
Shirk,  Xer,  or  Xjr,  n.  a  tcrittarial  divi3on:  a  kTsn- 

ti;  so  muq  or  a  kigdom  or  stat  az  ii  under  wud 

Jerif. 
Shirkmotc,   X£r-mot,*  n.  anjentli,  o  k'snti  kOrt; 

a  inrtio  ov  de  jjersonz  ov  a  kunti  on  an  ckstnir- 

diiiiiri  oka/^on.  [Jtr. 

Shirereeve,  Xer-rev,  n.  a  rrv  nr  stqnrd  ov  a 
Shirk,  >>rk.  r.  i.  tu  Jqrk;  ta  praktismcn  orqrtful 

trik-:  tu  liv   skantili   or  bj  yqiig  cks|>edients. 

Se  iSk,trlc.} 
Shirk,    >>rk,  r.  t.  ta  proki^r  bJ  men  triks:  tu 

J()rk:  +tu  K<*t  of  from;  tu  av(M.  [Jqrkij. 

.Shirking.  X-.-rk-in,  n.  dr  praktis  ov  men  triks; 
Shirl.  X'-tI,*  a.  Jril.  i^t  {Shrill J)  [ov  a  man. 
Shirt,  >^^rt,  n.  de  under  linen  or  kotn  gqnnrnt 
Shirt,  X^rt,  r.  t.  tu  kuvcr;  tu  klud  az  in  a  Jyrt. 


Shirting,  X^rt-ig,  n.  klot  for  J?rt«. 
Shirtless,  >>;rt-les,  a.  wontig  a  J?rt.  [f""-) 

Shist,    Shihtohe,  {ilin.)  Se  {S-hitt  aad  Schi$- 
.•^HITTAH,  Xit-a,  n.  a  sort  ov  prejas  wud. 
SiiiTTiM,    Xit-im,    n.    a  sort  ov  ]iroJus  wud,  07 

hwiq  Muzez  mad  de  gratc.-it  pqrt  or  de  tablz, 

eltarz,  and  plank.<i,  belogig  tu  de  tabemakl. 
Shittlecock,  Xit-1-kok,  n.  .Se  {ShuttUo,ck.\ 
."^uittleness,    Xit-1-nes,*   n.    unseildnci;  inkon- 

stansi. 
.Shive,  X|v,  er  Siv,  a.  a  Utl  pes  er  fragment;  ds 

wuili  ]>qrt  ov  flaks. 
Shiver,    Xiv-cr,  v.  t.  tu  brak  \i\  wun  akt  inta 

mcni  pqrts;  tu  Jater. 
Shiver,    Xiv-or,    r.  /.    ta  kwak;  tu  trcmbl;  tu 

Juder,  az  wid  kold  or  fer;  tu  brak  intu  mcni 

pqrts. 
Shiver,  Xiv-er,  n.  wun  fragment  ov  meni  intu 

hwiq  eni  tig  iz  brokn;  a  litl  pes; — a  Jakig  fit;  a 

tremor: — a  spindl. — (Ta(/<.)  a  hwel  fikst  in  a 

qancl  or  blok. 
Shivering,    Xiv-er-ijj,    n.    de  akt   ov  tremblig; 

Juderifl;  divijon. 
Shivert,  Xiv-er-i,  a.  la»  az  ta  koberens;  inkom- 

pakt;  eai  tu  Jiver. 
Shoad,  Xu)d,  n.  {.Vin.y  a  tran  ov  metalik  stonz, 

spfvip  tu  direkt  m|ncrz  in  de  diskuveri  ov  mjnz; 

a  Stan  kontanig  or  mikst  wid  rubij. 
Shoadstone,    Xil>d-ston,  n.  a  dqrk,  liver-kulord 

."ton:  n  fragment  brukn  of  from  an  jurn  van. 
Shoal.  Xul,  n.  a  krsd:  a  grat  multitqd:  a  trog;  a 

iqrj  number  tugedcr,  az  ov  fij; — a  Jalui;  a  sand- 

bagk:  a  Jala  pes  ov  woter. 
Shoal,  Xul,  v.  i.    tu  krisd;  tu  trog; — ta  be  or 

grci  Jalo. 
.*>uoAL,  Xu)l,  a.  Jalo;  obstrdkted  bj  bagks. 
Shoaliness,    X6I-i-nes,  n.    de  stat  ov  beig  Joli; 

J:Uones. 
Shoaly,  Xol-i,  a.  ful  ov  Jolz;  ful  ov  Jalo  plasez. 
Shock,    Xok,    n.    konflikt;  vjolcnt  koli3on;  kon- 

kujon;   ekstemal   vjolens;   konflikt   ov  eneniis; 

suden  imprejon  ov  fer,  dred,  or  abh6rens;  of^ns; 

imprcjon  ov  disgtLst: — a  pil  ov  12  Jevz  ov  gran; 

a  stok;  a  hatok; — a  Jagi  dog. 
Shock,  Xok,  r.  t.  tu  strjk  wid  disgtbt,  dred,  er 

abhdrens;  tu  Jak  bi  vjolcns:  tu  met  fors  wid 

fors;  tu  enk-snter;    tu  ofend;  tu  disgiist; — tu 

apiil;  tu  terifj;  tu  afrjt; — tu  mak  up  intu  Joks. 
.Shock,  Xok,  r.  i.  tu  mqr  wid  hostil  v{ulens; — tu 

be  of(Sn:<iv; — tu  pil  Jevz  intu  Joks. 
Shock-doo,   X6k-dog,   n.   a  dog  bavig  veri  log, 

silki  h^r.  [h^r. 

Shock-headed,   X6k-hcd-cd,  a.  havig  tik,  buji 
Shocking,  X6k-ig,  a.  dat  Joks;  of^nsiv;  disgdst- 

ig;  drcdful;  frjtful. 
Shockingly,    Xiok-ig-Ii,    ad.   so  as  tu  disgdst; 

ofensivli. 
Shod,  Xod,  t.  and  /'.  from  S(t).    Se  {S/ut.} 
Shoddy,    X6d-i,   a.    nutig  a  mil   empl^d   in  de 

manyqfaktyqr  ov  yqrn  from  old  wulon  klodz 

and  refqz  gudz. 
Shoe,  XiD,  n.  [anjentli, />/.  (jiA-^'W.)]  ile  kuver  ovde 

fut;  a  protekjon  er  kuverig  for  de  fut;  eni  tig 

rez<^mblig  a  Jit>;  an  {urn  plnst  under  de  fut,  az 

ov  a  hor;'; — a  log  plat  or  bqr  ov  jurn,  or  a  i>es 

ov  wud,  fasnd  under  de  runcr  oV  a  .'la  or  a  sled; 

— de  |)qrt  at  de  botom  ov  a  woter-trugk  or  ledn 

pjp,  for  tnrnig  de  kors  ov  de  woter: — a  sort  or 

drag  er  kontrivans  for    stopig  a  karij  hwel. — 

{iVaiit.}  a  blok  ov  wud,  a|iendod  tu  an  agkor. 
Shoe,  >iD,  r.  /.  [i.  Jt,d,  /-#.  Joiig,  JikI;]  ta  fit  de 

fut   wid  a  JiD;    yqzd   komonli  ov  dorscz, — tu 

kuver  de  botom  ov. 
Shoeblack.  Mfi-blak.  n.  wun  hA  klenz  Ji&z. 
Shoeboy,  Xi»-b*T,  n.  a  b<T  dat  klrni  J<kz. 
SuoEBicKLE,  Xoi-buk-l,  M.  a  bukl  for  de  Ja. 


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Shoeing-horn,  EcJQ-ii)-horn,  n.  a.  hern  yq,zd  tu 
fasilitat  putiij  on  a  JiB.  [/(». 

Shoe-latchet,  Xifi-laQ-et,  n.  dat  hwig  fasnz  a 

Shoe-leathee,  Stb-led-er,  n.  leder  fer  JiDz. 

Shoeless,  X-6-les,  a.  destitq,t  ov  Ja>z. 

Shoemaker,  Ec6-ma-ker,  n.  wun  hcoz  trad  it  iz 
tu  mak  JcDZ.  [JiKz- 

Shoemaking,  E(fi-mak-it),  n.  de  biznes  ov  makii) 

Shoer,  Sif)-er,  ?i.  wun  hoa  fits  de  fiat  wid  a  Jcd. 

Shoestrap,  Sct)-strap,  m.  a  strap  fer  a  JO). 

Shoestring,  Xt6-strig,  n.  a.  striij  wid  hwig  a  JiD 
iz  tjd. 

Shoetie,  Xc6-tj,  «..  a  Jostriij. 

Shog,  Xug,*  ».'  vjolent  konkujon;  a  Jok. 

Shoggixg,  S6g-ii),*  /i.  konkujon;  ajitaJon._ 

Shone,  Son,  «r  Son,  i.  from  ^/«.     Se  {Shine.} 

Shoo,  Scd,  ««fe;'.  er  r.  i.  imperativ  and  defeHiv; 
bsgon;  go  awa:  a  wurd  yiizd  tia  drjv  awa  f^lz, 
Jep,  &3.; — ritn  elso  {shougfi,  shu,  and  a/itie.} 

Shook,  Suk,  i.  from  ^t.     Se  {Shake.} 

Shook,  Suik,  ?i.  de  timber  or  stavz  ov  a  hogzhed 
prEp4rd  fer  yi|s; — bordz  fer  boksez. 

Shoot,  Eibt,  v.  t.  [i.  Jot,  ps.  J^tiij,  Jot,  *Jotn;]  tu 
disqqrj,  so  dat  de  tirj  disq^rjd  Jal  flj  wid  sped 
er  vjolens;  tu  disy^rj  az  from  a  bo  er  gun;  tia 
let  of;  tu  strik  wid  eui  tiij  Jot; — tu  emit  ni| 
pqrts,  az  a  vejetabl;  tu  emit;  tu  dqrt  er  trust 
fort;  tu  puj  sudenli;  tu  puj  ferward;— tu  fit 
tu  eq  uder  bj  planiij; — tu  pas  tr*  wid  swiftnes. 
Tm  Isfot  of,  tu  be  disqqrjd  or  klerd  of. 

Shoot,  Z*tJ  v.  i.  tu  perform  de  akt  ov  Jcfttiij;  tu 
jerminat;  tu  inkres  in  vejetabl  grot;  tu  ferm 
itself  intu  eni  Jap  bj  emijcmz  from  a  radikal 
pqrtikl;  tu  be  emitcd;  tu  protxiberat:  tu  jut  'st; 
tu  pas  az  an  aro;  tu  bekdm  eni  tig  bj  sudn 
grot;  tu  mCDV  swiftii;  tu  dqrt;  tu  fel  a  kwik, 
glansii)  pan. —  Txa  fmt  fart,  tu  spr'st;  tu  bud. 
Tufmtst,  tu  projekt;  tu  prt.)tr4d. 

Shoot,  Huot,  n.  de  akt  ov  propeliij;  de  akt  ov 
strjkiij; — a  branq  ijt^ig  from  de  man  stok. 

Shooter,  Sc6t-er,  n.  wnn  hot)  Jcots;  a  guner. 

Shooting,  Ea)t-ii),  n.  de  akt  ov  emitii),  az  from 
a  gun  or  bo;  de  praktis  ov  disqqrjii)  gunz; — a 
sensajon  ov  kwik  pan. 

Shooting-star,  Zd)t-iij-stqr,  n.  a  meteor  ofn  sen, 
ov  hwiq  de  orijin  and  natyi^r  qr  involvd  in  grat 
obski|riti. 

Shop,  Xop,  n.  a  plas  hwv  eni  tii)  iz  sold;  a  plas 
fer  retalij)  gudz  er  merqandiz; — a  roim  er  bildiii 
in  hwiq  manyq,faktynrz  qr  karid  on;  a  wurk- 
plas.  [fopir)-" 

Shop,  Eop,t  «.  i.  tu  frekwent  Jops;  az,  "  aa  qr 

Shopbill,  Xop-bil,  n.  an  advertizment  ov  a  Jop- 
keperz  biznes,  er  list  ov  hiz  gudz,  printed  sepa- 
ratli  fer  distribi^Jon.  [wurk  iz  dun. 

Shopboard,  Xop-bord,    n.    a  bord  on  hwiq  eni 

Shopbook,  Xop-buk,  n.  a  buk  in  hwiq  a  tradz- 
man  keps  hiz  ak'snts. 

Shop-boy,  Xop-ber,  n.  a  ha  emplM  in  a  Jop. 

Shopkeeper,  X^p-kep-er,  n.  a  trader  hoo  solz  in 
a  Jop;  a  retaler.  [a  Jop. 

Shopkeeping,  Xop-kep-iij,  n,.  de  biznes  ov  kepii) 

Shoplifter,  X6p-lift-er,  n.  wun  hco,  under  pre- 
tens  ov  bjii),  stelz  gudz  -st  ov  a  Jop;  a  Jop-tef. 

Shoplifting,  S6p-lLft-iij,  ii.  de  krjm  ov  a  Jop- 
lifter. 

Shopuke,  Eop-lik,  a.  lo;  vulgar;  komon. 

Shopmaid,  Eop-mad,  n.  a  ynij  wuman  hoo  atendz 
in  a  Jop.      ^  [in  a  Jop. 

Shopman,  E6p-nian,  n.  a.  Jopkeper;  wun  hoi  servz 

Shopocracy,  Zop-6k-ra-si,  n.  de  bodi  ov  J6p- 
keperz. 

Shopping,  X6p-ii),  n.  de  akt  ov  frckwt5ntiij  Jops. 
Shoprent,  Eop-rent,  n.  rent  pad  for  de  yqs  ov  a 

Jop. 
Shopwindow,  Z6p-wiu-do,  n.  de  windo  ov  a  Jop. 


Shopwoman,  E6p-wum-an,  w.  a  wuman  h*  servz 

in  a  Jop.  [bret  on  Jor. 

Shorage,  S6r-aj,  n.  {Law}  dt^ti  pad   fer  gudz 
Shore,  Eor,  w.  land  berderig  on  de  se,  er  on  a  lak; 

de  kost  ov  de  se;  de  bagk  ov  a  river; — de  supcfirt 

ov  a   bildig;  a   butres; — a   dran;   a   sooer.     Se 

{Seirer.}  [Jor. 

Shore,  Eor,  v.  t.  tu  prop;  tu  suport;  tu  set  on 
Shored,  Xord,  a.  havig  a  bagk  er  Jor. 
Shoreland,  Eor-land,  n.  land  berderig  on  a  Jor 

er  se-beq.  [b'sndles. 

Shoreless,  Z6r-les,   a.   havig   no  Jor  er   kost; 
Shoee-weed,  Xor-wed,  n.   a.  perenial,   akwatik 

plant. 
Shorling,  E6rl-ig,  n.  de  skin  ov  a  Jep  after  Jer- 

ig;  de  livig  animal  hwen  Jorn; — de  felt  er  skin 

ov  a  Jep  Jorn. 
Shorn,  Eorn,  p.  from  2sr.     Se  {Shear.} 
Short,  Eert,  a.  not  log;  not  log  in  spas  or  eks- 

tent;  not  log  in  tjm  er  dv^rajon; — not  adskwat; 

defektiv;  imperfckt;  not  reqig  de  intended  pffnt; 

skanti;  wontig;  naro;   kontrakted; — britl;  frjabl; 

brakig  kwikli; — lakonik;  bref;  konsjs;   kompen- 

dius;  suksigkt. 
Short,  Eert,  n.  a  sumari  ak'snt; — ;jZ.  kors  fl'sr; 

bran;  refits  ov  kern. — In  fert,  sumarili;  in  fti 

wurdz. 
Short,  Eert,  ad.  not  log;   Jertli; — it  iz  yq,zd  in 

kompozijon. 
Shoet-armed,  Eort-qrmd,  a.  havig  Jert  qrmz. 
Short-billed,  Eort-bild,  a.  havig  a  Jert  bil. 
Short-breathed,    Eert-brett,    a.    havig   a   Jert 

bret;  astmatik. 
Shoetcake,  E^^rt-kak,  n.  kak  or  pastri  in  hwiq 

buter  er  Iqrd  iz  mikst  wid  flisr. 
Shoetcoming,  E'irt-kum-ig,  n.  defektiv  perferm- 

ans:  defijensi  az  tu  dqti.  [run. 

Siiortdated,  Eert-dat-ed,   a.    havig  litl  tjm  tu 
Shorteared,  E'jrt-erd,  a.  havig  Jert  erz. 
Shorten,  E6rt-n,  c.  t.  tia  mak  Jert;  tu  kontrakt; 

tu  abreviat;  tu  kurtal;  tu  abrij;  tu  redii,s;  tU 

koufjn;  tu  lop. 
Shorten,  Eert-n,  v.  i.  tu  gro  Jert;  tu  be  diminijt. 
Shortener,  Eert-n-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  Jertnz. 
Shortening,  Eert-n-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  makig  Jert; 

sumtig  dat  maks  past  Jert  and  frjabl,  az  buter, 

Iqrd,  &s.  [gerz. 

Short-fingered,  Ejrt-fig-gerd,  a.  havig  Jort  fig- 
Short-footed,  Eori-f  ut-ed,  a.  havig  Jort  fet. 
Short-haired,  Eert-h;^rd,  a.  havig  Jort  hj^r. 
Shorthand,  Eort-hand,  u.  a  kontrakted   metod 

ov  ritig  fer  de  sak  ov  rapiditi;  stenografi. 
Short-horned,  Eurt-hernd,  a.  havig  Jert  hernz. 
Short-legged,  Eert-legd,  a.  havig  Jert  legz. 
Shoet-lived,  Eort-ljvd,  a.  not  livig  or  lastig  log. 
Shortly,  E6rt-li,a(/.  kwikli;  scon; — konsjsli;brefli. 
Short-necked,  Eort-nekt,  a.  havig  a  Jert  nek. 
Shortness,  Eort-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  Jert; 

brcviti:  kont-jsnes. 
Short-nosed,  Eert-nozd,  a.  havig  a  Jort  noz. 
Short-rid,  Eort-rib,  n.  wunov  de  loer  erfels  ribz; 

bastard  rib. 
Shortsight,  E:.)i't-sjt,  n.  a  defekt  ov  sjt. 
Shortsighted,  Edrt-sjt-ed,  a.  unabl  tu  se  fqr; — 

sed  ov  korpureal  sjt,  but  mor  komonli  ov  intel- 

ektyqal  sjt;  nersjted. 
Shortsightedness,  Eort-sit-ed-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 

beig  Jertsited;  nersjtednes;  defekt  ov  sjt. 
Short-tailed,  Eort-tald,  a.  havig  a  Jert  tal. 
SnoET-WAiSTED,   Sort-wast-ed,  a.    havig  a  Jert 

wast  or  bodi.  [matik. 

Shoet-tvinded,  Eert-wind-ed,  a.  Jortbrett;  ast- 
Shoet-winged,  Eort-wigd,  a.  havig  Jert  wigz. 
Shoet-witted,  Eert-wit-cd,  a.    simpl;  skant  ov 

wit. 
Shoey,  Ewr-i,  a.  Ijig  ner  de  kost;  havig  Jorz. 


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Shot,  Xot,  i.  and  )>.  from  Sat.    Se  {Sh/fit.) 

SuOT,  Xut,  ».,  pi.  Xot,  or  Xota;  dat  hwi<j  iz  dis- 
(;iirjd;  an  art),  bulct.  As.;  a  vcri  eiunl  granyq,lar 
biali'tov  led,  ynzJ  forsmol  gam; — eni  tijj  emited; 
deakt  ov  Jiiitij);  de  fljtova  misil  wcpn; — *a  sum 
qqrjd;  Q  n-kriio-     Se  {Scut.) 

SnoTE,  Xut,  n.  a  fij  rezemblip  dc  trst;— <i  yuj) 
hog:  a  pig  i>qrjali  grcjti. 

Shotfkee,  Xot-fre,*  a.  kler  ov  At  rcknifl;  skot-fre; 
not  tu  be  hurt  bj  Jot;  not  injqrd. 

Shotouage,  X6t-gaj,  n.  an  instroiraent  fer  m63iir- 
ifl  At  djameter  ov  Jot. 

SiiuuGii,  Xok,  n.  a  J«gi  dog;  a  Jok.     Se  {Shock.) 

Suoi/On,  5x1),  inttr.  an  eksklamajon  yi^zd  in  drjv- 
ijj  awii  f'xlz.     Se  {Sfujo.) 

Should,  Xud,  r.  i.  an  egzily&ri  and  de/ektiv 
verb,  denotig  oblignjon,  di^ti,  posibiliti,  er  kon- 
tinjcnsi.  It  iz  regqrded  az  de  preterit  ov /al; 
and  it  iz  yq,zd  tu  form  de  past  tensez  ov  de 
patenjal  uujA;  but  it  iz  Ijkwjz  yti,zd  in  de  kon- 
dijonal  prezent  and  fq,tyt|,r  tensez. — "  He  /ud 
hav  past  de  bil  yesterda."  "lie  /lud  dm  rjt  nu 
and  olwaz."  "  If  j  fitd  se  him,  or  /ud  [  se  him 
tumoro, }  wil  inform  him."  In  de  ferst  instans, 
fud  iz  yqzd  in  de  past  tens;  in  At  sekond,  in  de 
prezent;  and  in  de  terd,  in  de  fn,tyTj,r. 

Shoulder,  XiJl-der,  n.  At  jffnt  hwiq  kon^kts  de 
qrm  tu  At  bodi;  de  korespondig  jernt  in  At  for- 
k'g  ov  a  kwodriDped,  partikyn,larli  ov  an  edibl 
animal:  de  uper  f)qrt  ov  de  bak;  a  rjzij)  pqrt;  a 
promini-ns; — a  sustanig  piser;  sup<f>rt. 

Shoulder,  Xui-dcr,  r.  t.  tu  puj  wid  insolena 
and  vjulens;  tu  put  upon  de  Julder. 

Shoulder-belt,  X(f)l-der-bolt,  w.  a  belt  plast 
akros  de  Jolder.  [Jolder;  de  skapyq^la. 

Shoulder  BLADE,  Xul-der-biad,  n.  At  ban  ov  de 

Shoulder-clapper,  X(jl-der-klap-er,t  n.  a  Jcrifs 
ofiscr:  a  balif; — wun  hco  yqzez  grat  fredom. 

Shoulder-knot,  Xtil-der-not,  n.  an  ^polet:  a  not 
ov  las  or  ribou  wurn  on  de  Jolder. 

SuouLDER-SHOTTEX,  XiJl-der-J6t-n,  A.  strand  in 
de  Jcjldcr.  [Julder. 

Shoulder-slip,  Eiil-der-slip,  n.  dislokajon  ov  At 

Shout,  X-st,  n.  a  l^d  and  vthemcnt  kri  ov  triumf 
or  egzultajon;  a  pledit;  aploz. 

Shout,  X-st,  r.  {.  tu  krj  in  trjnmf  or  egzultajon. 

Shout,  X-»t,  v.  t.  tu  uter  er  tret  wid  J-sts. 

Shouter,  X'st-er,  n.  wun  ho  Jists.         [zultajon. 

Shouting,  X'st-ij),  n.  -At  akt  ov  jTstij);  aploz;  eg- 

Shove,  Xuv,  r.  t.  tu  puJ  bj  man  strejjt;  tu  pro- 
pel: tu  j)ros  agenst;  tu  puJ. 

Shove.  Xuv,  v.  i.  tu  puJ  forward  befor  wun;  tu 
mcbv  in  a  bot,  not  b{  urz,  but  a  pol. 

Shove,  Xuv,  n.  de  alct  ov  Juvig:  a  puJ. 

Shovel,  Xdv-cl,  n.  an  instrobmcnt  konsistig  ova 
brwi  blad,  or  a  skiDp,  and  a  handl. 

Shovel,  Xdr-el,  r.  t.  tu  tak  up  and  tro  wid  a 
Juvel:  tu  gader  or  tak  up  in  Iqrj  kwontitiz. 

Shovel-board,  Xuv-el-bord,  n.  a  lop  bord  on 
hwi(j  a  pla  iz  performd  bj  sljdio  metal  pesez  at 
a  mqrk;  wun  ov  At  pesez  ov  metal  so  yqzd. 

Shovelful,  Xdv-el-ful,  n.  az  muc  az  a  Juvel  wil 
hold. 

Shoveller,  Euv-el-er,  n.  wun  hiD  Juvelz; — a  spe- 
Jez  ov  duk,  bavig  a  log,  brod  bil. 

Show,  Xo,  r.  /.  [i.  iod,  j'l.  Joip,  Jon;]  tu  cgaibit 
tu  vq;  tu  mak  tu  se;  tu  pcrsev  or  no;  tu  displa; 
tu  dir^kt;  tu  giv  pnDf  ov;  tu  prU)v;  tu  j.ublij; 
tu  inform;  tu  tcij:  tu  mak  non;  tu  cks()lan;  tu 
cksp'snd;  tu  diskuver;  tu  f)«rnt  ■5t.  Tu  fo  (>f, 
tu  set  of;  tu  egzibit  ostentajusli. 

Show,  £o,  r.  i.  tu  aper,  tu  luk;  tu  bar  aperans; 
tu  mak  an  eksibijon. 

Show,  £o,  n.  a  spektaki;  sumtig  publikli  ckspcJzd 
tu  vq  for  muni;  eksternal  or  sqj)erf  ijal  aperans: 
not  realitij  ostentajus  diapla;  parad;  ostcntajon; 


publik  aperans;  k6ntrari  tu  konselnunt;  sem- 

Llans;  Ijknes;  gpejusnes;  eksibijon;  pomp. 
Show-bill,  iiu-bil,  n.  a  Iqrj  Jet  ov  paper  wid 

an  advcrtizmtnt  printed  on  it  in  Iqrj  letcrz. 
Show-bread,  «/•  Shew- bread,  Xo-bred,fi.  amdg 

de  Jqz,  twelv  lovz  ov  bred,  reprezi^ntiy  de  twelv 

tribz  ov  'Izrael,  plast  wekli  on  de  goldn  tablz  ov 

de  sdflktyqari,  and  afterwardz  lofuli  ctn  onli 

bj  At  prcsts. 
Shower,  Xo-er,  n.  wun  hot)  Joz;  an  egzibitcr. 
Shower,  X^-er,  u.  a  kopius  fol  ov  ran  or  hal,  OT 

Jort  dqrajon;  a  kopius  fol  or  distribqjon  ov  eni 

tip;  sumtig  Jed  er  pord  d'Sn. 
Shower,  X's-er,  v.  t.  tu  wet  or  drisn  wid  ran;  tu 

por  d-»n;  tu  distribyqt  or  besto  liberali. 
Shower,  X-s-er,  v.  i.  tu  ran  in  J'serz.        [/•seri. 
SnowERiXESs,  X^-er-i-nes,   ».    At   stat  ov   beig 
Showerless,  X-s-er-les,  a.  wid^tjuerz. 
Showery,  Xr-er-i,  a.  ranig  in  Jiserz;  rani. 
Show-glass,  X(f)-gla3,  n.  a  Jo-manz  glas;  a  miror. 
Showily,  X6-i-li,  ad.  in  a  Joi  maner. 
Showiness,  X6-i-ncs,  n.  At  stat  ov  beig  Joi. 
Showish,  Xo-iJ,  a.  splendid;  gedi;  Joi;  ostentajua. 
Show-man,  X6-man,  «.,/'Z.  X6-men;  wun  ho)  eg- 

zibits  Joz. 
Shown,  Xon,  p.  from  So.  Se  {Show.}    [bijonz. 
Show-place,  X(f)-plas,  n.  a  plas  for  publik  eksi- 
Showv,  Xo-i,  a.  splendid;  godi;  ostentajusli  fjn. 
SuRAPXELL,  Xrap-nel,   a.    {Gunnery)    apljd    tu 

Jelz  fild  wid  musket  bolz  tu  be   projekted  bj 

an  eksplojon. 
Shred,  Xred,  v.  t.   [i.  Jred,  ps.  Jredig,  Jred;]  ta 

kut  intu  smol  pesez.  [fragment. 

Shred,  Xred,   n.  a  smel  pes  kut  of;  a  strip;  a 
Shredding,  Xred-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  kutig  of;  hwot 

iz  kut  of.  [ments. 

SiiREDDV,  Xred-i,  a.  konsistig  ov  Jredz  or  frag- 
Shrew,  Xrti),  «.  a  pevij,  brolig  wuman;  a  skold, 

a  termagant; — a  JrODmus.     Se  {Shrew jnmise.) 
Shrew,  Xroa,*  v.  t.  tu  beJnJb;  tu  knrs. 
Shrevvd,  Xrood,  a.  [de  i4rtisipl  ov  de  verb  /r<o,] 

[orijinali,  malijus:  mist^ivus:  bad;  panful;  dan- 

jerus;  JribiJ:]    qrtful;   kanig:   sagajus;    sensibl; 
_,  Jqrp-sjted;  akiit;  ken;  penetratig:  qrq:  slj. 
Shrewdly,  Xriwi-li,  ad.  in  a  Jn»d  maner;  kun- 

igli;  sljli:  wid  gud  ges. 
Shrewdness,  Xnkl-nes,  n.   At  kwoliti  ov  bcifl 

JrJ)d:  sagasiti:  kunig;  qrqncs. 
Shrewish,  XnL-iJ,  a.  havig  de  kwolitiz  ov  a  Jroy 

froward:  petyqlantli  klamorus. 
Shrewishly,  Xnf)-iJ-li,  ad.  petyn,lantli;  pevipi; 

frowardli.  [frtti. 

Shrewishness,  Xnf)-iJ-nes,  n.   de  kwolitiz  ov  a 
Shrewmouse,  XrOb-m-ss,  u.,  pi.  Xnfc-mjs;  a  smol 

animal  rezemblig  a  m'ss,  wans  tet  venomus. 
Shriek,  Xrek,  r.  i.  tu  uter  a  Jqrp,  Jril  krj,  az  in 

distres;  tu  kri  "st  in  aggwij:  tu  skrem. 
Shriek,  Xrek,  n.  an  inqrtikyqlat  krj  ov  distres 

or  aggwij:  a  skrem. 
SiiRiEKER,  Xrt'k-er,  n.  wun  hut)  Jrcks. 
Shrieking,  Xrtfk-ig,  n.  At  akt  ov  makig  Jrcks. 
Shrieval,  Xrt'v-al,  a.  bclogig  tu  At  Jrev  er  Jerif. 
Shrike,  Xrjk,  n.  At  buqcr-berd. 
Shrill,  Xril,  a.  s'sndig   in   a  persig,  tremyqlus 

maner;  uterig  an  nkqt  ffsnd;  I'sd  and  Jqrp  or  kler. 
Shrill,  Xril,*  r.  i.  tu  mak  a  Jril  s-»nd. 
Shrill,  Xril.*  v.  t.  tu  ekspres  in  a  Jril  maner. 
Shrilling,  Xril-ig,  n.  a  persig,  Jril  sisnd. 
Shrillness,  Xrit-ues,  n.  At  kwoliti  ov  brig  Jril. 
Shrill-Tongued,  Xril-tugd,  a.  havig  a  Jril  vffs. 
Shrilly,  Xril-li,  ad.  wid  a  Jril  nffz  er  ssnd. 
Shrimp,  Xrimp,  n.  a  smol,  krustajus  fij; — a  litl, 

rig  kid  man:  a  dwerf. 
Shrine,  Xrjn,  7i.  a  kas,  boks,  er  rescptakl,  fer  rc- 

pozitig  sumtig  sakrcd,  az  de  remanz  er  reliks  or 

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Sheine,  Xrin,  V.  t.  tia  pins  in  a  Jrjn:  tu  enjrjn. 
Shrink,  Xriflk,  r.  e.  [e.  Jruijk,  ps.  Jriiikai,  Jrugk; 

— At  preterit //'aiyi-  ami  ds  p4rtisipl //wy/c/z.  qr 

nerli   obsolet;]    tu   kontrakt  spontaneusli;    tu 

Jrivl;  tu  widdro  er  fol  bak,  az  from  danjer;  tu 

rsktfl:  tu  rEtjr.  [trakt. 

Shrink,  Srii)k,  v.  t.  tu  mak  tu  Jriijk;  tu  kon- 
Sheink,  &ii)k,   n.   kon|gaJon;  kontrakjon   intu 

les  kuinpas;  kontrakjon  ov  de  bodi  from  fsr  or 

horor. 
Shrixkee,  Srigk-er,  n.  wun  hcb  Jrigks. 
Shrinking,  Xrii)k-ii),  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  hcb  Jrigks; 

u  rekerlig;  kontrakjon. 
Shrite,  Srjt,  n.  {Omith.)  a  nam  ov  de  truj. 
Shrive,  Srjv,*  v.  t.  [i.  Jrav  w  Jrjvd,  ps.  Jrjvig, 

Jrivn:]  tu  her,  az  a  prsst,  at  konfejon. 
Shrive,  Erjv,*  v.  i.  tu  administer  konfejon. 
Shrivel,  Sriv-1,   v.  i.  tu   kontrakt  itself  intu 

riiiklz:  tu  wider;  tu  Jrii)k. 
Shrivel,  Xriv-1,  v.  t.  tu  kontrakt  intu  rigklz, 
Shriver,  Srjv-er,*  n,  wun  hoD  Jrjvz;  a  konfesor. 
Shriving,  Srjv-ig,*  n.  de  akt  ov  herii)  konfejon. 
Shroff,  Srof,  n,  an  Est-Indian  bagker  er  mdni- 

qanjer. 
SHROun,  Srsd,  n.  &.z  dres  ov  a  kerps;  a  wjndig- 

jEt;— de  branq  ov  a  tre;— /'Z.  {Naut.)   Az  Iqrj 

rops  suportig  a  mast  laterali. 
Sheoud,  Sr-sd,  v.  t.  tu  Jelter; — tu  klod;  tu  dres, 

espejali  for  de  grav;  —  tU  kuver  from  danjer, 

az  an  ajent; — *tu  kut  or  lop  of  de  top  branqez 

ov  trez. 
Sheoud,  SrTsd,  v.  i.  tu  hqrbor;  ta  tak  Jelter. 
Shroudless,  Sr'sd-les,  a.  havig  no  Jrsd. 
Shkoudy,  Snid-i,*  a.  afordig  Jelter. 
Sheove,  Srov,*  r.  i.  tu  revel  at  Srovtjd. 
Sheovetide,  Sr(&v-tjd,  n.  [from  frov,  de  preterit 

ov//'?!',]  de  tjm  ov  konfejon;  SrcDV-Tuzda.    Se 

{Shrove-  Tuesday.') 
Shrove-Tuesday,  Srov-Tqz-da,  n.    de  Tqzda 

after    Kwinkwajesima    Sunda,    and    imediatli 

presedig  AJ-Wenzda,  de  ferst  da  ov  Lent;  so 

keld  bekoz  on  dat  da  konfejon  woz  mad,  pre- 

paratori  tu  de  fast  ov  Lent. 
Sheub,  Srub,  n.  a  smel,  lo,  dwerfij  tre,  hwiq,  in- 

sted  ov  wun  siggl  stem,  ofn  puts  fort,  from  de 

sam  roit,   several  stemz;  a  buj; — a  beveraj  er 

likor  kompozd  ov  rum  er  uder  spirits,  asid,  and 

Jugar. 
Sheub,  Xrub,  «.  t.  ta  rid  from  bujez  er  trez. 
Sheubbery,  Erub-er-i,  n.  a.  plantajon  er  grot  ov 

Jrubz. 
Shrubbiness,  Srdb-i-nes,  n.  At  stat  ov  beig  Jrubi. 
Sheubby,  Xrub-i,  a.  rez^mblig  a  Jrub;  ful  ov 

Jrubz;  buji;  konsistig  ov  Jrubz. 
Sheubless,  Xrdb-les,  a.  destitqt  ov  Jrubz. 
Sheug,  Xrug,  V.  i.  tu  kontrakt  er  dre  up  de  Jol- 

derz,  az  in  de  felig  ov  kold,  averjon,  er  disatis- 

fakjon.  ■  [Jolderz. 

Shrug,  Erug,  v.  t.  tu  kontrakt  er  dro  up,  az  de 
Sheug,  Erug,  n.  a  droig  up  ov  de  Jolderz. 
Sheunk,  Xrugk,  i.  and  p.  from  {Shrink.) 
Sheunken,  Xrdgk-n,  p.  from  {Shnnk;)  Jrugk;— 

uerli  obsolet. 
Shu,  Eot),  ird-er.  begon!  a  term  yq,zd  tu  frjtn  pol- 

tri.     Se  {Shoo,)  and  {Sh/ugh.) 
Shuck,  Xuk,  n.  a  husk  er  Jel;— a  Jok. 
Shuddee,  Eiid-er,  v.  i.  tu  fel  a  kold  tremor  from 

fer,  horor,  or  averjon;  tu  kwak  wid  fer;  tu 

trembl;  tu  Jak. 
Shuddee,  Xiid-er,  n.  a  tremor;  stat  ov  tremblig. 
Shuddeeing,  Eiid-er-ig,  n.  a  tremblig  kozd  bj 

fer  er  dred. 
Shuffle,  Xuf-1,  r.  t.  tu  tro  intu  disorder;  tu 

ajitat  tti,multyi],usli,  so  az  dat  wun  tig  taks  de 

plas  ov  aniider;  tu  konf  qz;  tu  qanj  de  pozijon 

ov  kqrdz  wid  respekt  tu  eg  uder;  tu  remdav  er 


intrudes  bj  nienz  ov  dezind  konfqjon.     Tu  fujl 

(if,  tu  get  rid  ov.     Tu  fujl  up,  tu  ferm  tq,mult- 

yqusli  er  frodyqlentli. 
Shuffle,  Etif-l,  v.  i.   tu  tro  kqrdz  intu  a  nq, 

order;— tia  pla  men  triks;  tu  praktis  fred;  tu 

ivad  fq,r  kwestyonz;  tu  ekwivokat;  tu  kwibl; — 

tu  strugl;  tu  moov  wid  an  iregyi],lar  gat. 
Shuffle,  Edf-1,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  hoo  Juflz;  an 

iregyqlar  moivment;  a  trik;  an  eva;^on;  a  kwibl. 
Shuffleboaed,  Edf-1-bord,  ',i.   de'old  nam  ov 

{Shcrr  el -hoard.)  [iz  Jakn  in  a  hat. 

Shufflecap,  Enf-1-kap,  n.  a  pla  at  hwig  muni 
Shuffler,  Edf-ler,  n.  wun  hco  plaz  triks,  er  Juflz. 
Shuffling,  Edf-lig,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  hco  Juflz; 

kurif qjon;  trik;  qrtifis;  an  iregyqlar  gat. 
Shuffling,  Edf-lig,  pp.  a.  troig  intu  konfqjon; 

evasiv;  disinjenyqus.  [iregyqlar  gat. 

Shufflingly,  Euf-lig-li,  ad.   wid  a  Jufl  er  an 
Shumac,  Ec6-mak,  n.    Se  {Sumach.} 
Shun,  Eun,  r.  t.  tu  av6^d;  tu  deklin;  tu  endevor 

tu  eskap;  tu  z\\\A;  tu  evad;  tu  esqq. 
Shun,  Eun,  v.  i.  tu  dekljn:  tu  aved  tu  dCD  a  tig. 
Shunless,  Edn-les,  a.  inevitabl;  unaverdabl. 
Shunt,  Eunt,  n.  a  Jert  ralrod  tu  turn  from  a 

grater. 
Shut,  Eut,  v.  t.  \i.  Jut,  ps.  Jutig,  Jut;]  tm  kloz 

so  az  tia  prohibit  Ingres  er  egres;  tu  mak  not 

opn;  tu.  enkltiz;  tu  konfin;  tu  prohibit;  tu  bqr; 

tu   eksklqd;   tu  kontrakt  from   an  ekspanded 

stat.     Tu  Jut  st,  tu  eksklqd;  tu  deni  cdmijon 

tu.     Tufut  up,  tu  kloz  up;  tu  mak  impervius; 

tu  mak  impasabl;  tu  konfjn;  tu  imprizn.     Tiii 

he  fut  ov,  tu  be  klerd  er  rid  ov; — sam  az  tw,  he 

fot  ov. 
Shut,  Eut,  v.  i.  tu  be  klozd;  tu  kloz  itself. 
Shut,  Eut,  pi.  a.  klozd;  rid;  kler;  fre. 
Shut,  Eut,  n.  kloz;  de  akt  ov  Jutig;  a  Juter. 
Shutter,  Eut-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  Juts;  a  kuver 

fer  a  windo  er  uder  apertqr;  a  dor. 
Shuttle,  Edt-1,  n.    de   instrooment  wid  hwiq  a 

wever  Joots  de  kros  tredz. 
Shuttlecock,  Eut-1-kok,  n.   a  kerk  stuk  wid 

federz,  tu  be  drivn  bakward  and  forward  bj 

plaerz  wid  a  batldor. 
Shy,  Ej,  a.  rezervd;  not  familyar;  not  fre  ov  be- 

havyor;  ferful;  kff;  kejus;  wqri;  qi^ri;  kepig  at  a 

distans;  unwilig  tu  aproq;  suspijus;  jelus.     [Jer. 
Shy,  Ej,  v.  i.  tu  turn  asjd  er  stijrt,  az  a  hers;  tu 
Shyly,  Ej-li,  ad.  in  a  Ji  maner;  not  familyarli. 
Shyness,  E|-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  Jj;  rezerved- 

nes. 
Siagush,  Sj-a-guJ,  n.  a  feljn  kwodrmped;  karakal. 
Sialagogue,  Sj-al-a-gog,   n.   {Med.)  a  medisin 

dat  inkresez  de  flo  ov  saljva  and  uder  flqidz, 

from  de  parotid  and  uder  glandz,  ner  de  mut. 
Siamese,  Sj-am-ez,  «.  sii).  &ud pi.  a  nativ  er  na- 

tivz  ov  Sjam. 
Siamese,  Sj-am-ez,  a.  belogig  tu  Sjam. 
SiBBENS,  Sib-enz,   n.    an   infekjus   dizez   in    de 

imsntenus  pqrts  ov  Skotland,  rezemblig  sifilis. 
Siberian,  Sj-be-ri-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Sjberia. 
Siberian,  Sj-be-ri-an,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Sjberia. 
SiBERiTE,  Si-be-rjt,  or  Sib-e-rjt,  n.    {Mm.)   rCD- 

bi-'ljt  or  red  tiormalin. 
SiBiLANCE,  Sib-i-lans,  n.  a.  hisig  S'snd,  az  ov  S. 
Sibilant,   Sib-i-lant,  a.   havig  de  s'snd   ov  de 

leter  S;  hisig. 
Sibilant,  Sib-i-lant,  w.  a  leter  er  karakter  hav- 
ig a  hisig  s'snd,  az  S.  [hisig  S'snd. 
Sibilation,  Sib-i-la-Jon,  n.   de  akt  ov  hisig;  a 
Sibilous,  Sib-il-us,  a.  hisig:  sibilant. 
Sibyl,  Sib-il,  n.  {Myth.)  a  profetik  wuman  ov 

anjent   Gres   and   Itali.     cliir  wer  several,  de 

most  selebrated  ov  httim  woz  de  sibil  ov  Kqme; 

— a  wiq. 
Sibylline,  Sib-il-jn,  a.  ov  er  belogig  tu  a  sibil 


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SiBTLLiBT,  Sib-il-iitt,  n.  a  dcvoU  or  At  libil. 
SiCAMoRK,  Sik  amor,   n.   a  Iqrj  forwl  Irt.     St 

HiccAKt'fit:,  Sik-a-riD-p^,  n.  an  l^dt-Indian  kffn, 

ov  dc  valyii  uv  60  itonUi. 
SiccATiOX,  >i-ku-/on,»  n.  At  akt  ov  drjin. 
Siccative,  Sik-a-tiv,  a.  drjio:  k>)xio  lu  drj. 
Sicciric,  Sjk-»if-ik,*  a.  kitiijj  drfiiDs.  [yV- 

SlCCITV,  Sik-Hi-li,  n.  drjiies.  urulili;  wont  or  m96t- 
SlCK,  Sji,  n.  At  number  aik.t  at  dit. 
Sicilian,  Si-Kil-i-an,  ».  a  naiiv  ov  Si»ili;— «.  rt- 

latig  tu  Sinili. 
Sick,  Sik,  *.  aHiktod  wid  dii^i;  il  in  belt:  af^kt- 
ed  wid  ni'i/ra;  il  in  At  stuinak;  sikli;  il;  indis- 
p<I)id;  (liif^ii.ttud;— a|ilj<l  tu  a  plan  or  rvitin  hwi^r 
diir  iz  ."ikiie.i;  at,  "a  nik  niiin." 
Sick,  Sik,*  r.  i.  tu  vikn;  tu  be  il. 
8lCK-iit:u,  Sik-bed,  n.  a  bed  on  hwxq  wun  is  kon- 

f  jnd  \ti  siikueD. 
Sicken,  Sik-n,  r.  t.  tu   mnk   sik;   tu  dii£i;  tu 

wrkn;  tu  im|<4r. 
Sicken,  Sik-n,  i .  <'.  tu  gru  sik;  tu  fol  intu  dhit; 

tu  gru  wek;  tu  drkii;  tu  laggwij;  tu  be  dis- 

gtL'ted. 
S1CKI8U,  Sik-iJ,  a.  «umbwot   sik;  inkljnd    tu  be 

sik:  koxig  m't/ea;  n<i/catiu. 
S1CKI8IILV,  Sik-iJ-Ii,  ad.  in  a  sikij  manor. 
SiCKiHii.viiSS,  Sik-iJ-iu'-s  n.  Ac  stat  ov  brig  .'ikij. 
Sickle,  Sik-I,  n.  u  huk  r>r  rrpiy  gran;  a  rrpiu- 

buk.     St  {S/.ld.y 
SicKLEi),  Sik-ld,  M.  fumijt  wid  a  sikl.  [cr. 

SicKLEMAN,  Sik-l-man,  n.,  d/.  Sik-1-men;  a  rtp- 
SicKLiNEtiii,  Sik-li-nes,  n.  it  ttat  or  bein  sikli; 

dit^i. 
Sickly,  Sik-li,  a.  not  hoiti;  ritited  wid  siknes; 

nut    !«^iid;  diu'ed;  morbid;   not    wcl;  fant;  wek; 

lay^wid. 
Sickly,  Sik-li,  ad.  not  in  holt. 
Sickly,  Sik-li,*  r.  t.  tu  mak  diifsd;  tu  sikn. 
Sickness,  Sik-nci<,  n.  de  ^tat  or  beig  sik;  dixit; 

ilne.i:  mulodi;  nojca;  disorder  in  de  organz  or 

dijcstyon. 
Sic  Passim,  Sik  pas-im,  [L.]  so  creri  hwnr. 
SiDDOW,  Sid-u,  a.  suij  ut  LffI  frtli;  apl|<l  tu  prt. 
Side,  S|d,  n.  At  p<\rt  ov  a  man  or  an  animal  for- 

lifjd  bi  dt  ribt;  at,  At  rjt  rfJ,  At  left /t*/,-— a  jKjrt 

ov  oni  tig  bwiq  ix  log  and   bnxl,  ax  di^tingwijt 

from  an  end;— a  lin  ov  b'snd.iri;— de  rjt  or  Toft; — 

mqrjin;  vorj;— cm  kjnd  ov  lukal   rr-ipokt;— pqrt; 

pqrti;  intort'st;  sekt;— cni  pqrt  plast  in  kontradis- 

tigkjon  or  o{XJxi/on  tu  antidvr. 
Side,  Si<I,  a.  lateral;  oblr'k;  indir^kt;— log:  brod. 
Side,  S^d,  t.  •'.  tu  len  on  wun  sjd; — tu  jirn  a 

pqrti:  tu  engnj  in  a  fukjun. 
Side,  S|d,*  r.  t.  tu  be  at  de  sjd  or;  ta  stand  at 

de  fjJ  iiv;— tu  sqt;  tu  p^ir. 
Sideboaku,  Sjd-burd,  n.  u  tabl,  or  pee  ov  fumi- 

tqr,  plast  at  wun  sjd,  or  in  dt  rts^,  or  a  djnig- 

ruttm.  [orattater. 

SiDK-BOX,  Sfd-bok*,  n.  an  enklutd  wt  on  de  sid 
Side-cl'T,  Sjd-kut,  n.    a  lateral   kanil  dir^rjin 

from  At  man  kanil.  [tidea. 

Sidep.  S;-i-'-H,  a.  havig  a  s{d;  ax,  wan-«j(f«a,  tiD- 
SiM  •  ~    :   ■  I,  n.  an  insekt. 

Sli>>  U>  '■    inkl]nd:  obl^k;  slopip:  at, 

'/ '  tnotdirdkt. 

SiDkLusu,  >jU-lug,  J.  lateral:  oblfk:not  in  frunt: 
SlDELOM).  S^-lug,  ad.    litermli;    oblekli;  on    dt 

sjd:  o.'-kans. 
SiDELouK.  Sjtl-lak.  n.  an  obl/k;  oq. 
Sider,  S|<l-tT,  n.  won  b<b  ^Idi  nr  J9ni  a  pqrti. 
SiDKKAL.  Si(l-or  al.  a.  stqri:  astral;  eidtrral. 
SiUERATEU,  Sid<Tat-<xl,  a.  blast«d;  planot-struk. 
SiDERATioN.  Sid-cr-ik-/on,  n.  a  suden  mortifika- 

ion;  a  bla^<t;  a  sudeo  deprira/oo  or  Miis,ai  in  an 
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SiOKBXAL,  Si-d^-rt-al,  a.  astral;  stqri;  rtlatig  tu 

At  Rtqrx. 
SiDEKiTK,  Sid-er-jl,  n.  {.Vin.}  At  Itjdstun;  a  fu%- 
fut  or  iuTa.—{Uot.)  a  plant  er  jtniu  or  pUatt 
kold  i'lrnicuri. 
S1DEBITI8.  Sider-j-tie,  n.  {B<jt.)  a  jenusor  plaoU 

and  /rubi:  siderit. 
SiDEHocALciTE,  Sid-or-o-kil-ejt,  n.    (J/i«.)    d( 

lifHn    s|«}r. 
Siiii.nooiiArHic,  Sid-er-o-grif-ik,  t   a.    re- 

SiiiLUouKAriiiCAL,  Sid-or-u-grif-i-kal,  t       latig 

tu  siderogmfi. 
SiDEKOURAriiiST,  Sid-er-6g-ni-fist,   n.    wun   hOt 

|irukti.«-x  siderogmfi. 
SIDEUOOUAPUY,    Sid-er-Zig-ra-fi,    n.    At    qrt    or 

pniktis  KV  eiigraviy  on  siel. 
SiUKEoiiASCY,  Sid-er-u-man-si,  n.  divinajon   bj 

burniy  .iir.it,  it*.,  on  red-hot  ium. 
SiDERosiHisoLiTE,  Sid-er-o-sis-o-ljt,  «.    <J/»n.) 

a  blak  mineral. 
SiDEROscopE,  Sid-er-o-skop,  n.   an   itutnunent 

for  dct^ktig  jimot  {K^rtiklz  or  jurn. 
Sidesaddle,  Sjd-.-yid-l,  n.  a  wumanz  sadl  or  set 
on   hor^bak: — a   plant   and    finer;  a    piqer-Japt 
finer. 
Sidesman,  Sjdz-man,  n.  an  aalstant  tu  a  qarq- 

worden. 
Side-table,  Sjd-ta-bl,  n.  a  tabl  tu  be  plast  at 
de  sjd  ov  a  ram.  Iwrti. 

SiDETAKiNO,  Sid-tak-ig,  n.  At  akt  or  jffnig  a 
Side-vikw,  Sjd-vq,  n.  an  obljk  vq;  a  sjd  luk. 
Sidewalk,  Sjd-w.»k,  n.  a  wok  for  fut-pa^ojcrz 
bj  dt  sjd  ov  a  strtt  or  rod;  a  fut-wa;  a  fut-pat 
Sideways,  Sjd-wat,  ad.  lateral!;  sidwjz. 
Side-wind,  Sjd-wind,  n.  a  wind  bloig  laterali. 
SiDEWisE,  Sjd-wjz,  ad.  latenili;  on  or  toward  wun 

aid. 
SiDiNU,  Sjilig,  n.  a  lenig  tu  a  gjd  er  pqrti;— a 

tum-'st  or  pn^ig  plas  on  a  ralrcxl. 

Sidle,  Sj-dl,J  r.  1.  tu  gu  sjdwjz,  or  wid  At  bodi 

At  naroest  wa;  tu  Ij  on  de  s^d;  tu  miDr  tu  wun 

.  "JJ-  [wjz. 

."^idling,  Sid-lig,  aJ.  in  a  sjd  or  sKjpig  wa:  sid- 

SiEOE,  Srj,  n.  Ac  akt  ov  brs-otig  a   fortifjd  plas 

wid  an  qrmi;  de  akt  or  btsrjig;  eni   kontinyqd 

endevor  tu  gan  pozcjon;— •stt;  tron;  plas;  kl(u; 

ragk:— sfa>l. 

SiEMTE,  Sj-en-jt,  n.  (.Vm.)  a  mk  or  stun  kom- 

Ii'sndi'.l   ov   kw.irt^,   ffl.tjiqr,  and   hornblend.     It 

rnemblt   ^nit,  but   difert   frum  it   in    bavin 

h<>rnblcnd  inst«d  uv  mjka.     Ititn  oIku  {rt/rnitt^ 

SiENiTic,  Sj-on-it-ik,  a.  rtlatig  tu,  or  kontanig, 

sjcnjt. 
Sierra,  Si-^r-a,  n. [.*&.]  a  ranj  ov  mvntenx. 
Siesta,  Si-^s-ta,  n.  [S/>.]  n«t  or  sitp  takn  after 
diner,  in  At  hot  pqrt  or  de  da;  komun  in  wono 
kuntrit. 
Sieve,  Sir,  n.  a  vesel  wid  a  botom  or  notwurk. 
mor  or  les  kurs,  yqxd  tu  ."ejiarat  dt  finer  pqrt 
or  eni  substans  from   At   kt»rw>r,  ax  flur  from 
bran; — a  bulter;  a  s\>n<:  a  b^i-iket. 
Sirr,  Sift,  r.  t.  tu  sefiaral,  az  fliir  from  bran,  bJ 
^  a  siv;  tu  separnt;  tu  egt.imin  klosli:  tu  tr{. 
Sifter.  Sift-er,  n.  wun  hcb  sifts;  a  bolter:  a  sir. 
SiKTiNO,  Sift-ig,  n.  At  akt  ov  yqzig  a  siv;  skr*- 

tini. 
Sio.  Sig.  a  pre fiks  yqtd  bj  At  Saksonx,  signifjig 

riktijri;  ax,  «'<;bert,  famus  for  riktori. 
Sigh.  Sj,  r.  i.  tu  inhiil  and  ckKpjr  odibli,  ax  frum 
grrf:  tu  tmit  bret  odibli,  ax  in  grtf  or  »uferig 
tu  rtspjr. 
Sion,  SJ,  r.  t.  tu  lament:  tu  mom. 
.Siaii,  si,  fi.  a  dtp  rcspirajon,  az  in  grtf:  a  dtp, 

log    bret. 
SioiiCR,  Si-er,  fi.  wun  tub  ({i. 
SioHiNO,  Sj-lg,  n.  At  akt  or  wun  ba>  s]t. 


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Sight,  Sjt,  n.  persepjon  bj  de  j;  de  akt  ov  ssig; 
de  p'ser  or  fakulti  ov  seiy;  vii,;— dat  hwicj  iz  sen 
er  tu  be  sm;  spektakl^  Ja;  eksibijon;  nolej; — j; 
instnoinent  ov  seig;  apertii^r  pervius  tia  ds  \,  er 
uder  pffnt  fikst  tu  gjd  de  j;  az,  de  «2<  ov  a 
kwodrant,  a  gun,  &s.; — \<x  grat  number. 

Sighted,  Sjt-ed,  a.  havig  sjt; — yT^zd  qefli  in  kom- 
pozijon;  az,  kwik-*/<erf,  Jert-«/<«5. 

SiGHTFUL,  Sjt-ful,*  a.  vizibl;  perspikyt^us. 

SiGHTFULNESS,  Sjt-f ul-ues,*  w.  perspikiyti. 

Sight-hole,  8jt-hal,  n.  a  hoi  tu  bs  sgn  trco. 

Sightless,  Sjt-les,  a.  wontii)  sjt;  bljnd; — *not  sjt- 
li;  ot'ensiv  tu  ds  j:  invizibl. 

Sightlessness,  Sjt-les-nes,  n.  wont  ov  sjt. 

Sightliness,  8jt-li-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  sjtli. 

Sightly,  Sjt-li,  a.  plezig  tia  de  j;  kumli. 

Sight-seeing,  8jt-se-ig,  n.  de  akl  ov  seig  sjts. 

Sight  seer,  Sit-se-er,  n.  wun  hco  sez  sjts  er  kq,- 
riositiz. 

SiGiL,  >Sij-il,  11.  seI;  signatt^r. 

SioiLLARiA,  8ij-i-la-ri-a,  n.pl.  fosil  plants  f-gnd 
in  ku)l  fermajonz.  [sel. 

SiGiLLATiVE,  8ij-il-a-tiv,*  a.  fit  tta  sel,  er  fer  a 

Sigmoid,  Sig-mard,  a.  {Bot.}  bent  er  Japt  Ijk  de 
leter  S;  sigmerdal. 

SiGUOiDAL,  Sig-mffd-al,  a.  kurvd  Ijk  de  Grek 
leter  siijma  [;],  or  de  IggliJ  leter  S. 

Sign,  Sjn,  n.  a  tokn;  a  tokn  er  piktynr  ov  a  manz 
okynpajon  hug  up  ner  hiz  dor; — a  signal;  a  nod, 
er  uder  tokn,  insted  ov  wurdz;  a  tjp;  a  simbol; 
Q  mqrk;  a  not;  a  simtom;  an  omen;  prognostik; 
presaj:  a  wunder;  a  mirakl;  a  prodiji;  a  mon- 
yi|,ment;  a  memorial; — a  konstelajon  in  de  zodi- 
ak; — an  aljebraikal  indikajon; — a  mqrk  ov  dis- 
tigkjon;  a  subskripjon  ov  wunz  nam;  az,  a  sin- 
manyqal. 

Sign,  8jn,  v.  t.  tia  mqrk  vfid  karakterz  er  wid 
wunz  nam;  tia  mqrk;  tia  denot;  tia  Jo;  tu  ratif  j 
bj  hand  er  sel;  tu  signifj. 

Signable,  8in-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  sjnd. 

Signal,  8ig-nal,  n.  notis  givn  bj  a  sjn;  a  sjn  dat 
givz  notis;  a  mqrk;  indikajon. 

Signal,  8ig-nal,  a.  eminent;  memorabl;  remqrk- 
abl;  ekstrordinari;  distiggwijt.  [nal. 

Signality,  Sig-nal-i-ti,*  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  sig- 

81GNALIZE,  8ig-nal-jz,  v.  t.  tu  mak  signal,  emi- 
nent, er  remqrkabl.  [m^morabli. 

Signally,  Sig-nal-i,  ad.   eminentli;  remqrkabli; 

SiGNATiON,  Sig-na-Jon,*  n.  de  akt  ov  sjnig;  a 
tokn. 

Signature,  Sig-na-tqr,  n.  a  personz  nam  sjnd  tu 
eni  paper  er  instrooment;  a  sjn  er  mqrk  imprest 
upon  eni  tig;  a  stamp;  a  mqrk; — a  mqrk  upon 
eni  mater,  az  plants  er  personz,  indikativ  ov  yqs 
er  karakter.— (PWniwty)  a  leter  er  figy^r,  at 
de  botom  ov  de  paj,  tu  distiggwij  Jets  er  hqf 
Jets;  a  printed  Jet  or  hqf  Jet.— (J/(M'.>  de  flats 
and  Jqrps  plast  after  de  kief,  at  de  beginig  ov 
de  staf. 

Signaturist,  Sig-na-tT^-rist,*  n.  wun  fact)  holdz 
de  duktrin  ov  signatn,rz  ov  plants,  &s. 

Signer,  8jn-er,  n.  wun  ha>  sjnz. 

Signet,  Sig-net,  n.  a  sel;  a  reral  sel;  de  privi  sel 
ov  de  kig  ov  Iggland,  yqzd  in  selig  prjvat  leterz 
and  grants  under  de  .sjn-manyn,al. 
Significance,  8ig-nif-i-kans,     j   n.  de  p-ser  ov 
SlONiKiCANCY,  Sig-nif-i-kan-si,  \      signifjig;  dat 
hwi(j  iz  signif  jd;  menig;  fors;  onerji;  impertans; 
moment. 
Significant,  Slg-nif-i-kant,  a.  ekspresig  menig; 
ekspr^siv  ov  sumfcig  beyond  de  eksternal  mqrk; 
betoknig;  standig  az  a  sjn  ov  sumiig;  forsibl  tu 
impress   de   intended   menig;    important;    wati; 
momdntus. 
Significant,  8ig-nif-i-kant,  n.  dat  hwiy  iz  sig- 
nifikant;  tokn. 


Significantly,  Sig-nif-i-kant-li,  ed.  in  a  sig- 

nifikant  maner. 
Significate,  Sig-nif-i-kat,  n.  several  tigz  signi- 

fjd  bj  a  komon  term  qr  its  siijnifikats. 
Signification,  8ig-ni-fi-ka-Jon,   n.   de  akt  ov 

signifjig;  dat  hwiq  iz  signifjd;  menig  eksprest 

bj  a  sjn  er  wurd;  import;  sens;  impertans. 
Significative,  8ig-nif-i-ka-tiv,  a.    betoknig  bj 

an  eksternal  sjn;  forsibl;  strogli  impresiv. 
Significatively,  8ig-nif-i-ka-tiv-li,    ad.    in    a 

signifikativ  maner. 
Significativeness,  Sig-nif-i-ka-tiv-nes,    n.    de 

kwoliti  ov  beig  signifikativ. 
SiGNiFiCATOR,    8ig-nif-i-ka-tor,    n.    he    er  dat 

hwiq   signifjz.  [signifjz. 

81GXIFICATORY,  Sig-nif-i-ka-to-ri,  n.    dat   hwiq 
Significavit,  Sig-ni-fi-ka-vit,  n.  \_L.]  {Law)  a 

spejez  ov  rit. 
Signify,  8ig-ni-f  j,  v.  t.  tu  mak  non  er  dekl4r  bj 

sum  tokn  er  sjn;  tu  dekl4r:  tu  men;  tu  ekspres; 

tu  denot;  tu  implj;  tu  import;  tu  wa. 
Signify,  8ig-ni-f  j,  v.  i.   tu  ekspres  menig  wid 

fors;  tu  men. 
SiGNiOR,  Sen-yor,  n.     Se  {Seignior.} 
Signiory,  8en-yor-i,  n.    lerdjip;    senyoriti.     Se 

{Seigniory,}  and  {Senim'ity.} 
Sign-manual,  8jn-man-yq-al,  n.  {Law}  de  sig- 

natn,r  ov  a  kig  ritn  wid  hiz  on  hand,  az  in  grants 

er  leterz-patent. 
Sign-painter,  Sjn-pant-er,  n,  a  panter  ov  sjnz. 
Sign-post,  8jn-post,  n.  a  post  on   hwiq  a  sjn 

hagz.  [de  kaqflj. 

SiLENA,  Si-le-na,  n.  {Bot.}  a  spejez  ov   plantsj 
Silence,  Si-lens,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  sjlent;  fer- 

bn,rans  ov  speq;  tasiturniti;  stilnes;  sekresi;  obliv- 
ion; obskq,riti. 
Silence,  8j-lens,  inter,  komdndig  sjlens;  be  still 
Silence,  8j-lens,  v.  t.  tu  put  tu  sjlens;  tu  mak 

sjlent;  tu  stil. 
Silent,  Sj-lent,  a.  not  spekig;  miit;  tasiturn;  stil; 

wontig  efikasi; — not  pron'snst;  az,  a  silent  leter. 

Silent  pqrt/ier,  wun  hiX)  asists  in  furnijig  menz 

for  kariig  on  a  biznes,  wid^st  takig  an  aktiv  er 

ostensibl  pqrt  in  it. 
Silentiary,  8i-len-Ji-a-ri,*  m.  wun  hoD  iz  apernted 

tu  kep  sjlens  in  kort;  wun  hco  iz  sworu  not  tu 

divdlj  sekrets  ov  stat. 
Silently,  8j-lent-li,  ad.  in  a  sjlent  maner;  wid 

stilnes.  [beig  sjlent. 

Silentness,  Sj-lent-nes,  n.  de  stat  er  kwoliti  ov 
Silesia,  Si-le-Ji-a,  n.   a  kjnd  ov  linen   mad  in 

Silejia. 
SiLEX,  8j-leks,  n.  {Min.}  flint;  de   ert  ov  flint; 

silika.     Se  {Silica.} 
Silhouette,  Sil-co-et,  n.  {Fr.,  from  de  qrtist;] 

a  rcprezentajon  ov  an  objekt,  er  a  smel  pcortrat, 

fild  in  wid  a  blak  kulor;  a  profel  Ijknes  bj  Jad. 
Silica,  8il-i-ka,  n.   {Vhem.}    de   sjentifik   term 

fer  silels.     It  wuz,  til  latli,  ragkt  amiig  de  erts 

proper,  but  it  haz  bin  transferd  tu  de  kcmikal 

klas  ov  asidz.    It  konstitqts  de  priusipal  porjon 

ov  most  ov  de  hqrd  stouz  hwiq  kompoz  de  krust 

ov  de   glob,   okiirig   nerli   pqr   in   rok-kristal, 

kworts,  agat,  kalsedoni,  flint,  &s. 
SiLiCALCAREOus,  8il-i-kal-ka-re-us,  a.  konsistig 

ov  silika  and  kalkareus  mater. 
Silicate,  Sil-i-kat,  n.  a  komp'snd  ov  silisik  asid 

and  sum  has.  [ika. 

SiLiCATED,  8il-i-kat-ed,  a.  impregnated  wid  sil- 
81LICE,  8il-is,  n.  {Hot.}  a  silikl;  a  silikul. 
Silicic,    8i-lis-ik,   a.   derjvd  from  er  kontani^ 

silika. 
SiLiciFEROUS,  Sil-i-sif-er-us,  a.  prodqsig  silika. 
SiLiciFiED,  8i-lis-i-f jd,  p.  a.  petrifjd  or  mineral- 

jzJ  bj  silijus  ert.  [leks. 

SiLiciFY,  8i-lis-i-fj,  V.  t.  and  *'.  tu  qanj  intu  aj- 


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SiLiOlUi'SiTE,  SI-U»-l-in(i-rit,  n.  an  ?rt  konip<;^t<l 

ov  Hilika  iitiii  msK"'!'''- 
SlLinouM,  Si-li/-ut,  M.  rtliitii)  tu,  or   kontanit), 

Klli'kx  or  ailika;  fliiili. 
PlLiriTKD,  Si-lis-it-od,  a.  iraprognBtcd  wid  fjlek-. 
KiLicit'M.  Si-liJ-i-uin,  (    n.  {('h<rm.)   At   metalik 
KiLicox,  Sil-i-koii,        i      ban  ov  Hilika. 
SiLicLC,  Sil-i-kl,  I   n.    {/{<*.)    a   /ert,   ta>- 

tSiLiL-ULA,  Si-lik-yfi-la,V      Tulvd  pod,  ai  in  gqr- 
HiLici'LK,  Sil-i-kul,       J       don-krw. 
SiLigUA,  Sil  i  kwa,  u.  [L.\    pi.  Sil-i-kwe:    \wid 

guld  fln(rz,\  a  karat,  uv  hwi<j  sikit  inak  a  Hkniipl. 

-  {/{•'(.)  de  jHxl,  hunk,  or  Jol  ov  plant*  ov  de 

puU  k^iid,  iiz  de  ben,  pe,  k». 
SiLiQUE,  Si-I^k.  M.  [Fr.j  {Dot.}  a  loo,  t<»-Ta!vd 

pod,  as  in  At  kabnj;  silikwa. 
SiLiguosE,  Sil-i-kw(i!i,  *    a.  {Hot.)   hovig  a  pod 
SiLi»ji'OL8,  Sil-ikwus,  i      or  kap'^i^l. 
Silk,  Silk,  n.  a  glu«i  trc<l  »r  filament  «]mn   b| 

silk-wurmz  in  At  katerpilar  itat;  8tuf  mad  ov  de 

tred. 
SiLECOTTOX,  Silk-kot-n,  «.  {li'it.)  a  Iqij  tre  ov 

de  V'*\,  and  Went  Indrz,  so  kold  from  de  dvn  in 

it!<  )<fd-(x>d,  ov  hwiq  kludiy  iz  mad. 
SiLK-PUicMKKR,  Silk-drt'S-er,  ;j.    wun   ompl*d    in 

At  trad  ov  silk. 
SiLKKN,  Silk-n,  a.  mad  ov  lilk;  silki;  ?oft:  tender. 
Silken,  Silk-n,  r.  t.  tu  mak  toft  or  Kmind. 
SlLK'ORABM,  Silk-grof,  ».  Q    plant   hnvin    fjbrus 

Irvi.  [softni-.s. 

SiLKiXESS,  Silk-i-nc.i,  n.  de   «lnt  ov   beig  silki; 
SiLKMAN,  Silk-man,  n.  a   delcr   in  silk;  a  silk- 

mvH'iT. 
SiLK'MERCKR,  Silk-m^r-sor,  ti.  a  drier  in  silk. 
.'^ii.K  MILL,  Silk-mil,  n.  a  manyi^faktori  ov  silk. 
SiLKNhJut,  Silk-nes,*  n.  silkincs. 
Silk  TiiRowtit,  .•^ilk-tro-cr,         [    n.     wun    luo 
Silk  TiiEOWsTKB,  Silk-tro-stor,  f     wjndz,  twist«, 

("pinz,  or  tru'Z  filk,  no  az  tu  fit  it  for  wrvip. 
Silk-weaver,  Silk-wev-er,  >,.  wun  hm  wrvz  silk. 
."^iLK-wouM,  Silk-wurm,  «.  At  wurm   dat   spiuz 

.•ilk. 
Sii.KV,  Silk-i,  .1.  nind  ov  silk;  f<ilkn;  coft;  tender. 
Sill,  .Sil,  n.  At  grund-sil  ov  a  bildiy:—  de  hori- 
zontal pqrl  bel<&  a  windoor  dur,  bwedcr  ov  wud 

or  slon. 
Sillabub,  Sil-n-bub,  n.  a  likor  mad  ov  milk  and 

Wjii  or  ."[dor  and  Jugfir.  [ijli. 

Sillily,  Sil-i-li,  a'/,  in  a  sili  manor:  simpli;  fo)!- 
blLLiMASiTE,  Sil-i-iiian-[t,  /i.  {Ifin.}  a   mineral 

komp<i)Z<l  ov  i<i!ika  and  alqminn,  ov  a   bnsn  or 

dqrk-Km  kulor,  f'snd  in  Kuuetikut. 
Silliness,  Sil-i-ncs,  n.  de  stal  ov  brig  sili;  hqrm- 

\v»  foli.  l+li. 

SiLLOcK,  Sll-ok,  n.  a  fij  fund  amd^  Ac  Jutland 
SiLLOX,  Sil-on,  H.  {Fort.}    o    wurk    mzd    in    dr 

mi<ll  ov  a  di<j,  in  order  tu  defend  it  hwcn  it  iz 

t.T>   w|d. 

SiLLT,  Sil-i,  a.  fiiilij:  witles;  wek;  simpi;— *hqnn- 

If*;  inoM^nt;  wek:  helplen. 
SiLOE,  Si-lu-e,  a.  a  rrfidtitori  for  gran. 
SlLriiiiiM,  Sil-fi-ura,  n.  [L.]  a  |>lnnt  and  it«  ji^ft; 

u  Rum-ri-zin  monjniid  \<\  dr  nnjmt.";  la*«r. 
Silt,  ."^ilt,  n.   mud:  ulim-     komin<],tcd  nand,  kla, 

and  vrt,  transpurtoti  hi  runip  w.tter. 
Silt,  Silt,  r.  t.  tu  im|>^d  or  ob«tnikt  b)  aki^mii- 

la/i>ni  ov  kla,  nam!,  or  frt. 
SiLi-RlAX,  Si  lii-ri-nn,  a.  {(tf^i.)  notip  a  serirz 

ov  rok»,  or  o  Rnup  ov  fo^iliforus  strata,  t\i<\  at  qr 

ftind  in  Wall:-    apl|d  ol«o  tu  <j  famili  ov  fi/cz. 
Sillbipax,   Si-li^-ri-dan,   a.   </<A.>    wun   ov   a 

famili  ov  fi/cz,  i^de  tUt(ridr,  >  or  hwi<;  de  silq- 

ru.«  iz  dr  tjp.    Se  {SUftrut.) 
SiLiRfs,  Si-lt\-ru8,  n.  [L.\  a  Jtt-fiJ:— de  tJp  or 

a  famili  ov  fijci,  (de  ttltp-idMnt,  or  tilxptdr,) 

havig  mrrli  a  naked  skin,  or  li^rj  daeos  plata. 


Siltaw,  Sil-van,  «.  relatig  tu  de  wtadi:  wradi. 

.*<«  {Sylran.)  [and  a  bas. 

Silvatk,  Sil-vat,  n.   a  kompvnd  ov  wilvik   ajiid 
SiLVKU,  Silver,  /».  a  hwit,  malrabi,  duktil,  and 

tena/u.H  melal,  uv  a  brilyant  Iu8t«r  hwen  poli/t, 

mu<j  yiizd   for   kffn  and   |>lat;— eni   tifl  ov  soft 

splendor:  muni   mad  ov  silver.     JfnnMn  rilrtr, 

an  aldr  uv  ko|>er,  niki,  and  zigk,  but  kontanig 

no  silver;— muq  yqzd  for  forks,  nntinz,  4«. 
SlLVtR,  Sil-ver,  a.   mad  ov  silver;  nw|t,  l{k  silvor; 

hnviDQ  [uil  luster;— soft  ov  vffii;  Roft:  jcnti;  kwjet. 
SlLVKR,  Sil-ver,  r.  t.    tu   kuver    wid    Mlver;   tu 

a<li)rn  wid  m^ld  luHter.  [or  fulials  xilver. 

Silver-beater,  Sil-ver-b^t-er,  n.   wun  bm  beta 
Silver  BL'SH,  .Sil-ver-buJ,  n.  {Jiot.}  a  Jrub. 
Silvkr-kir,  Sil-ver-f9r,  n.  a  spejez  ov  dr  f<^r-tiT. 
Silver  KI8II,  Sil-vor-fi/,  n.  a»|«/ezuv  fiJ. 
.Silver  (iUAV,  Sil-ver-gra,  a.  ov  a  kulor  rezim- 

blio  silver.  [kulor  ov  silver. 

Silver-haired,  Sil-rcr-hurd,  a.  bavin  h^r  ov  de 
.Silveri.no,  ."^il-vor-ifl,  n.  de  qrt  ov  Kuveri{)  de 

."lirfaiwz  ov  bo<li«  wid  a  Mn  film  ov  silver,  [lef. 
Silver-leaf,  .">il-ver-lcf,  n.  silver  betn  intu  tin 
SiLVEHLiNO,  Sil-vcr-lin,  n.  a  silver  k<vn. 
SiLVKRLY,  .Sil-ver-li,  aJ.  wid  At  aperans  ov  silver. 
."^ILVER  SUEUDI.NO,  ."^il-vcr-Jed-iu,  a.  Jodio  silver. 
Silversmith,  Sil-ver-smit,  n.  wan  ha>  wurks  in 

silver.  [tuj  or  speQ. 

SiLVER-TO.NGUED,  Sil-ver-tufld,  a.  havij)  a  »ma>d 
Silver-tree,  Sil-vcr-tre,  n.  a  tre  havijj  brit  or 

silvi-ri  fuliaj.  [-(ilver. 

Silvery,  ."^il-ver-i,  a.  Ijk  silver;  bcsprigkld  wid 
Silvic,  Sil-vik,  a.  {Ohem.)  apljd  tu  an  a.-'id  hwiq, 

wid  pinik  osid,  konytitij^ts  de  grater  jKjr/on  ov 

kol6fani  or  komou  rozin. 
SiMAORK,  ."^im-a-gor,*  n.  grimes. 
SiMAR,  Si-mqr,  n.  a  rob:  a  liDS,  \\i  gqrment,  sa^ 

az  u  bi/up  wur  under  biz  gun;— olso  ritn  {yy- 

mar,  cimtiuir,  and  chimviar.) 
SiMARUBA,  Sim-a-nt-ba,  n.  {Jfed.)   At  bqrk  or 

dr  niji  kioifia  iiiinar(ot>a,  a  nativ  ov  de  West 

Indez:  yiizd  az  a  tonik. 
."^iMiA,  Siiu-i-a,  n.  [L.]  {Zx^-l.}  a  itnus  ov  anl- 

malz  rrzembliy   man,  inkli^dig    ae    ap,  babi&D, 

muyki.  A.*. 
Similar,   Sim-i-lar,  a.    homoj^neas;  rct^mblip; 

havio  rrzf^mblaos:  l^k;  yi^nifonn. 
Similarity,  Sim-i-liir-i-ti,  n.   de  stat  ov  brig 

siuiildr;  likiios. 
SiMiLARY.  >*iim-i-lar-i,*  a.  similar. 
Simile,    ."^im-i-le,   n.   {l(h<t.\    a   rrz^mblans,   in 

sum  |xiriikyql(ir  tip,  brtwen  t<i>  objekts  dat  qr, 

in  dem.o^lvz,  disimilnr:  a  kompari.*on:  a  simlU- 

tqd:  a  kompariM>n  mad  tu  il(i.«trol  sumtig. 
Similiter,  Si-mil-i-ter,  n.  [/,.J  {Law)  At  tekni- 

kal  (li.-si(jnRjon  ov  Ar  form  bj  hwic  eaer  pqrti,  in 

jilfiiij),  nk.-epts  dr  ijq  tenderd  b[  niz  opunent. 
Similitude,  Si-mil-i-iqd,  a.  likncs;  rcz^mblans; 

kom|«rison:  simile.  [ig  rrzemblans. 

SiMiLiTLDi.NARY,  Si-mil-i-tt\-di-na-ri,*  a.drnul- 
SlMiLOB,  .'^iiu-i-lor,  ri.  an  altf  ov  koper  and  sipk, 

mnd  tu  imitat  silver  and  guld;  a  goldn-kulord 

TBr|fli  ov  bms. 
SiMioi'H,  Sim-i-as,   a.   rtlatig  tu,  or  reu^mblig, 

dc  luugki.  l'^''-) 

Simitar,  Sim-i-lar,  n.    Se  (.Sli'mi/ar,  and  dtrtu- 
SiMMER,  Sim-er,  r.  i.  tu  b«Tl  jentli;  tu  b«Tl  wid  a 

jentl  bi.-ig.  [kmknel. 

SiMNEL,  Sim-nel,*  n.   a   kjnd  ov  bun  or  kak;  a 
SiMO.MAi',    Si-m6-ni-ak,    ».    wun    bit)    praklisei 

simoni. 
SiMO.MACAL,  Sim-o-ni-a-kal,   a.    rrlatig    tu,  or 

purtakig  ov,  simoni. 
SiMo.viACALLY,    Sim-o-ni-a-kal-i,    ad.    wid    At 

gilt  ov  smiuui.  [f^ndz  simoni. 

SiHO.Mirr,  Sim-o-nisI,  n.  won  bib  prmktisct  er  dt- 


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Simony,  Sim-o-ni,  n.  an  unlof  lal  kontrakt  fer  de 

prezeutiij  ov  a  klerjiman  tu  a  benefis;  dt  krjin 

ov  bjig  er  selig  qurg  prsferment; — namd  from 

(Simon  Ifagvsj) 
Simoom,  Si-mc6m,  \   n.    a.  hot,   nokjus   wind   in 
Simoon,  Si-mdin,  j       Arabia  and  sum  pqrts  ov 

At'rika,  keld  elso  samiel  and  Icamsin.     Se  {Sa- 

miel.y 
SiMOUs,  Sj-mus,  a.  havir)  a  flat  noz;  snub-ndzd. 
Simper,  Sim-per,J  v.  i.  tu  smjl;  jenerali,  tu  stnjl 

afektedli  or  fflolijli.  [fcolij  smjl. 

SiMPEK,  Sim-per,J  n.  smjl;  jenerali,  an  afekted  or 
SiMPEREE,  Sim-per-er,I:  n.  wun  hcD  simperz. 
SiMPERiNGLY,  Sim-per-ii)-li,J  ad.  wid  an  afekted 

er  fiDliJ  smjl. 
Simple,  Sim-pl,  a.  plan;  qrtles;  undEzjnig;  sinssr; 

not  kompleks;  not  komplikated;  unmiggld;  siggl; 

onli  wun;— sili;  foalij;  not  wjz. 
Simple,  Sim-pl,  n.  a  siijgl  ingredient  in  a  medi- 

sin;  a  drug:  sumtii)  not  kompijnded.    It  iz  pop- 

y\j,larli  yi],zd  fer  a  medisinal  erb. 
Simple-minded,  Sim-pl-mjnd-ed,  a.  qrtles;  sijjgl 

in  purpus;  simpl.  [simpl. 

Simpleness,  Sim-pl-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov   bfii) 
Simpler,  Sim-pier,  n.  a  kolektor  ov  simplz;  a 

herbalist. 
Simpless,  Sim-pies,*  7i.  simplisiti;  silines;  foli. 
Simpleton,  Sim-pl-ton,  n.  a  sili  person;  a  trjfler; 

a  fcDliJ  felo. 
SiMPLiciAN,  Sim-pliJ-an,*  n.  an  undEzjnii),  un- 

skild  person; — opozd  tia  politifan. 
Simplicity,  Sim-plis-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  er  kwoliti 

ov  btig  simpl;  plannes;  qrtlesnes;  siijglnes;  wek- 

nes. 
Simplification,  Sim-pli-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  &z  akt  ov 

simplifjig;  de  akt  ov  makit)  plan. 
Simplify,  Sim-pli-f  j,  v.  t.  tu  mak  simpl;  tm  ren- 
der plan.  [herbalist. 
SiMPLiST,  Sim-plist,  n.   wun  skild  in  simplz;  a 
Simply,  Sim-pli,  ad.  in  a  simpl  maner;  wid'stqrt; 

planli;  qrtlesli;  ov  itself;  mErli;solli. 
Simulachre,  Sim-yi\,-la-ker,*  n.  an  imaj. 
SiMULAR,  Sim-yi|-lar,*  n.  wun  dat  k'snterfits. 
SiMULAE,  Sim-yi],-lQr,*  a.  spsjus;  plezibl;  fand. 
Simulate,  Sim-yq,-lat,  v.  t.  tia  fan;  tia  kisnterfit. 
Simulate,  Sim-yq-lat,*  a.  fand;  simyqlated. 
Simulated,  Sim-yq,-lat-ed,  a.  k-snterfit;  fand. 
Simulation,  Sim-yij^-la-Jon,  n.  &z  akt  ov  simyn,- 

latig;  a  fanig;  fels  pretens. 
Simultaneity,  Si-mul-ta-nE-i-ti,  n.   &z  .stat  ov 

beii)  sjmultanEUS. 
Simultaneous,  Sj-mul-ta-ne-us,  &r  Sim-ul-ta- 

ns-us,  a.  aktii)  at  de  sam  tjm;  egzistig  at  dE 

•sam  tjm.  fsam  tjm;  tugeder. 

Simultaneously,  Sj-mul-ta-nE-us-li,  ad.   at  ds 
SiMULTANEOuSNESS,  "Sj-mul-ta-HE-us-nes,  n.   6.z 

slat  ov  beii)  sjmultansus. 
SiMULTY,  Sim-ul-ti,*  n.  prjvat  kworel. 
SiMURG,  Sim-urg,  n.  a  fabyqlus,  monstrus  herd 

ov  de  Perjanz.     Se  {Eoc.y 
Sin,  Sin,  n.  a  transgrejun  ov  dc  le  ov  God;  a  vj- 

olajcn  ov,  or  wont  ov  konfermiti  tu,  dE  divjn  le; 

dcpraviti;  wikedncs;   iuikwiti.     He  sevn  dedli 

dnz  {Catholic)  qr  prjd,  jdlnea,  envi,  murder, 

kdvEtusnes,  lust  and  glutni. 
Sin,  Sin,  v.  i.  tu  vjolat  dE  lo  ov  God;  tu  do)  wik- 

edli:  tu  ofend  agenst  rjt.  [mustard. 

SlNAPiS,  Si-na-pis,  7i.  {Bot.)  a  JEnus  ov  plants; 
SiNAPiSiNE,  Sin-a-pis-in,  n.  a.  pekiilyar  prinsipl 

ekstrakted  from  mustard-sed. 
Sinapism,  Sin-a-piz-m,  n.  {Med.)    a  kataplazm 

mad  ^Efli  ov  mustard-sed. 
SiN-BOEN,  Sin-bern,  a.  born  ov,  er  sprog  from,  sin. 
SiN-BRED,  Sin-bred,  a.  prcidi'i,st  er  bred  bj  sin. 
Since,  Sins,  kf/nj.  bekoz  dat;  seIj  dat;  inazmdqaz. 
SlMC£,  Sins,  ad.  ag6;  bEf6r  dis;  from  dat  tim. 


Since,  Sins, prep,  after;  from  dE  tjm  ov;  az,  "sztis 

dat  tjm." 
Sincere,  Sin-ser,  a.  unhurt;  uniujq,rd;  pq,r; — on- 

est;  rEal;  not  fand;  uprjt;  trCD;  plan;  fragk;  un- 

disemblir);  unkonipt.  [estli. 

Sincerely,  Sin-ser-li,  ad.  in  a  sinser  maner;  on- 
SiNCERENESS,  Sin-ser-nes,  )  «.  dE  kwoliti  ov  bEig 
Sincerity,  Sin-ser-i-ti,      i      sinser;  onesti;  pi^ri- 

ti;  frsdom  from  hipokrisi  or  disimynlajon. 
Sinciput,  Sin-si-put,  n.  {Anat.}  de  for  pqrt  ov 

ds  hed. 
Sindar,  Sin-dqr,  7i.  a  nativ  qsf  ov  Hind(Dstan. 
SiNDON,  Sin-don,*  n.  a  fold;  a  raper. 
Sine,  Sjn,  n.  {  Geom.)  a  strat  Ijn  dren  from  wun 

ekstremiti  ov  de  qrk  ov  a  serkl,  perpendikyx^lar 

tu  ds  radius,  pasig  trcD  dE  uder  ekstremiti. 
Sine,  Sj-nE,  prep.  [Z.]  wid'st;  az,  "sins  invidia," 

wid'st  envi. 
Sinecure,  Sj-nE-kq,r,  n.  an  ofis  wid-st  eni  dq,tiz 

ataqt  tu  it;  a  benefis  wid'st  a  kn,r,  er  wid'st  ds 

k^r  ov  solz. 
Sinecure,  Sj-nE-kixr,  i\  t.  tu  plas  in  a  sjn£kq,r. 
SiNECURJSM,  Sj-n£-kix-riz-m,».  de  holdig  ov  sj- 

neki^rz;  de  stat  er  praktis  ov  a  sjnEkq^rist. 
SiNECURiST,  Sj-ne-ki^-rist,  n.  wun  hcD  holdz  a 

sjnekqr;  an  advokat  fer  sjnekq,rz. 
Sine  die,  Sj-ne  dj-e,  [//.,  luidst  f/a,]  in  legal  and 

pqrlimentari  laijgwaj,  an  adjurnment,  spie  dfs, 

mEnz,  wid'st  eni  spesif jd  da  fer  rEzqmig  dE  sub- 

jekt,  er  reasemblig. 
Sine  qua  non,  Sj-ne  kwa  non,  [L.,  widst  hfoig 

not,]  an  indispensabl  kondijon;  dat  wid'st  hwiq 

dE  mater  in  hand  iz  nul. 
Sine'w,  Sin-ix,  er  Sin-yi^,  n.  a  ligament  bj  hwiq 

a  jefnt  iz  mcDvd;  a  tendon;  a  musl;  a  nerv; — 

hwotever  givz  stregt  er  kompaktnes;  az,  '"Muni 

iz  de  ftintiz  ov  wer." 
SiNE'W,  Sin-q,  V.  t.  tu  nit,  az  bj  sinqz. 
Sine"Wed,  Sin-q,d,  a.  havig  sini^z;  strog;  ferm. 
SiNE'wiNESS,  Sin-q,-i-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

si  my. 
SiNE'WLESS,  Sin-i|,-les,  a.  havig  no  sinqz:  WEk. 
SiNE'W-SHRUNK,  Sin-i|-Jrugk,  a.  havig  dE  sintiz 

under  de  beli  stif  and  kontrakted,  az  ov  a  hers 

bj  over-rjdig. 
Sinewy,  Sin-q,-i,  a.   konsistig  ov  a  sinii,,  er  ov 

sini|z;  strog;  vigorus. 
Sinful,  Sin-ful,  a.  partakig  ov  sin;  adikted  tu 

sin;  inikwitus;  irslijus;  not  holi;  wiked;  kontrari 

tu  relijon.  [edli. 

Sinfully,  Sin-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  sinful  maner;  wik- 
Sinfulness,  Sin-ful-nes,  71.  de  stat  ov  bEig  sin- 
ful; inikwiti. 
Sing,  Sig,  v.  i.  [i.  sug  er  sag,^c<.  sigig,  sug, — say 

iz  groig  obsolet;]  tu  ferm  de  vers  tu  melodi;  tu 

uter  wurdz  wid  mqzikal  modyn,laJon;  tu  uter 

swet  s^ndz  inqrtikyii,latli;  tu  mak  eni  smel  er 

Jril  nerz;  tu  tel  in  poetri. 
Sing,  Sig,  v.  t.  tu  uter  wid  mq,zikal  modyqlajon; 

tu  relat  er  men  Jon  in  poetri;  tu  selebrat;  tu 

giv  prazez  tu,  in  vers;  tu  uter  hqrmoniusli. 
Singe,  Sinj,  v.  t.  tu  skerq;  tu  burn  sljtli  er  si^- 

perfijali. 
Singe,  Sinj,  n.  a  sljt  burn  on  de  surfas. 
Singer,  Sinj-er,  n.  wun  ho)  sinjez. 
Singer,  Sig-er,  n.  wun  ha>  sigz;  wun  skild  in  sigig. 
Singhalese,  Sin-ga-lez,  11.  sitj.  and  pi.  a  nativ, 

er  de  nativz,  ov  Selon;  Selonez.  [melodi. 

Singing,  Sig-ig,  n.   uterans  ov  melodius  s-sndz; 
Singing-bird,  Sig-ii)-berd,  n.  a.  berd  dat  sigz. 
Singing-book,  Sig-ig-buk,  «.  a  buk  ov  tq^nz. 
Singingly,  Sig-ig-li,  ad.  wid  a  kjnd  ov  tqn. 
SiNGiNG-MAN,  Sig-ig-man,   n.  wun  hcD  sigz;  a 

siger. 
Singing-master,  Sifl-i^-mas-ter,  n.  wun  hco  tsq- 

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Single,  Sio-gl,  «•  wnn;  not  dubl;  not  mor  dan 
wun;  partikyn,lar;  individyi|a!;  not  koiu[)'?ndt'd; 
al(l)n:  uuli;  »uU  hiiviy  na  kompaiiycm;  liuvio  nu 
asistuiit:-  unmarid;-  not  kuuii>liknted;  n(;t  di'),- 
piikatfd;  siujjulur;— notijj  a  slat  or  akt  in  hwiq 
wun  \l  opuzd  tu  wun;  az,  "a  a//;^//  komhat;"— 
wtk;  sili; — not  dubl-uijndLMl;  pur:  unkortipt. 
SisOLE,  Sip-gl,  t'.  t.  tu  i^bz  -^t  I'rnni  amiig  udcrz; 
tu  stl^kt;  tu  sckwester:  tu  widdru. 

SiNOLE-FLOWEBKD,  Siu-gl-flis-erd,  a.  havig  a 
sipgl  flTScr. 

Single  HANDED,  Sio-gl-hand-cd,  a.  havifl  but  a 
eiflgl  hand;  unasistcd.  ["prj'- 

Single-hearted,  Sip-gl-hqrt-ed,  a.  sinser;  pt^r; 

Singleness,  Siy-gl-nea,  n.  de  stat  ov  beij)  siflgl; 
siuiplisiti;  siniiuriti;  oncst  planner. 

SiNQLE-BTicK,  Sig-gl-stik,  n.  a  kujel,  keld  olso 
a  hak-sord.  [valv. 

SiNGLE-VALVED,  Sifl-gl-valvd,  a.  havij)  but  wun 

SiNGLO,  Siy-glo,  n.  a  sort  ov  fjn  tc. 

Singly,  Si^-gli,  ad.  individyii,ali;  partik3'Tj,larli; 
anli;  bj  wunz  self;  widit  asojiats;  oncstli;  sin- 
serli. 

Singsong,  Si^-soB,  n.  a  qant,  in  kont^mt;  bad 
sigiy;  an  unplczant  rcpetijon  ov  similar  wurdz 
er  tojMZ. 

SiNGULAB,  Sio-gt^-lar,  a.  sipgl;  not  kompund; — 
purtikynlar;  od;  cksentrik;  stranj;  n^r;  unegzum- 
uld;  bnviD  sumtig  not  kuinon  tu  uderz;  aluo;  ov 
bwii;  d;ir  iz  but  wun. — {Gram.}  ekspresig  onli 
wun:  not  j)ln,ral.  [instans. 

Singular,  Sig-gii-lar,*  n.  a  partikytilar;  sipgl 

SiNGULARiST,  Sio-gn,-lar-i8t,*  n.  wun  ho  afeitts 
siDi^nlariti. 

SiNGLLARiTr,  Sifl-gn-lar-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beij) 
8iQgii,lar;  sumtig  ^iggi^Iar  or  pEki^lyar:  pcki^lyi- 
oriti;  unkumonnus;  stranjncs;  ekscntrisiti;  u  kt^- 
ridsiti.  [lor. 

SiNGULARiZE,  Sifl-gTi-lar-jz,*  v.  t.  tu  maksiygn- 

SiNGULARLV,  Si{)-gij,-lar-li,  ad.  in  a  singular 
manor;  stranjli;  pirtikynlarli. 

SiNOL'LT,  Sifl-gult,*  n.  u  i^'i\  a  hiknp. 

Singultus,  Sig-gtil-tus,  n.  [L.]  {Jftd.)  dc  hikof 
er  bikup.  [kjnd  ov  kwodrant. 

SiNlCAL,  Sin-i-kal,   a.    rrlntij]    tu  8jnz;   ncotij)  a 

Sinister,  Sin-is-tcr.  «;•  Si-nis-ti-r,  a.  brij)  on  de 
left  hand;  left;  not  rjl;  notdckster;  unliiki;  inos- 
piju8:  sinistrus. 

Sinister,  Sin-is-ter,  a.  bad;  perv^rs;  kordpt,-  d^- 
viati()  from  onesti;  unfiir. 

Sinister-handed,  Sin-is-ter-hand-ed,  a.  left- 
handed:  unidki.  [unf^rli. 

Sinisterlv,  Sin-is-ter-li,  ad.  perversli:  koruptli: 

Sinistral,  Sin-is-tral,  a,  belooifl  tu  dt  left 
hand;  isinisiter;  sinistrus. 

SlNiSTRALLY,  Sin-is-tral-i,  ad.  on  de  left  hand; 
fn)m  left  tu  rjt. 

SiNisTBORSAL,  Sin-is-tn5r-sal,  a.  qzij)  from  left 
tu  rjt.  az  a  spjral  Ijn. 

SiNiSTROUS,  Sin-is-tru.*,  or  Si-nis-trus,  a.  ginis- 
tor;-  btio  on  dr  left  hand; — absurd;  per^-^rs;  roj). 

SlNisTROUSLV,  Sin-i.-i-trus-li,  ad.  wia  a  tenden:<i 
tu  de  left;  jwrv^rsli;  absiirdli. 

Sink,  Siflk,  r.  i.  [i.  supk  ur  sauk,  /«.  sigkin. *u«k, 
—laijk  iz  groip  dbsolet,  and  giiijkn  iz  yi^zd  az  a 
pqrtisipial  adjektiv:]  tu  f..l  d'sn  tnt)  eni  medi- 
um; tu  ga  tu  dt  botom;  tu  fol  gradyqali;  tu 
enter  or  penrtn\t  intu  eni  IxhIi:  tu  loiz  hjt:  tu 
fol  tu  Q  level;  tu  br  uverhwelmd;— tu  dekljn; 
tu  dckru:  tu  dtka;  tu  dnap;  tu  drop. 

Sink.  Sijjk,  r.  (.  tu  put  under  Wviter;— tu  mak 
bj  digii);— tu  df  pros;  tu  drgnid;  tu  mak  tu  fol; 
tu  brij)  liD:  tu  diminij:  tu  kruj;  tu  ovcrb4r;  tu 
mak  tu  dckifn:  tu  supr^. 

Sink,  Siyk,  n.  a  dran  tu  kari  of  filti  weter  er 
ader  fvl  mater. 


Sinking-fund,  Sij)k-iu-fand,  n.  a  por/on  ot  At 

publik  rdvenii  ov  (iriit  Hriten  set  atx^jrt  ftr  de 

_  gradyq:il  ridukjon  ov  dt  na/onal  det.  Se  {Fund.) 

Sinless,  Sin-k-.i,  a.  egzorat  from  sin;  \>\\t\  inusent. 

SiNLESSNESS,  Sin-lc.i-ncs,  n.  egzemjon  from  sin. 

."Dinner,  .Sin-er,  n.  wun  boj.sinz;  an  irelijns  person. 

Sinner,  Sin-er,t  r.  t.  tu  akt  de  jxjrt  ov  a  ainer; 
az,  "Tu  inner  it." 

SiNNET,  Sin-ct,  n.  {Xaiit.)  rcjp-yqrn  bund  abit 
Tu\ti  tu  prevent  dem  from  golig;  Bcnit. 

Sin  OFFERING,  Sin-of-er-ij),  n.  an  ckspiajon  or 
sakrifjs  for  sin. 

SiNOPER,  Sin-o-per,  n.  {Jlin.}  a  red  fera>jinuB 
kworts:  iiinopl;  a  spejez  ov  ^rfi. 

.^INOPLE,  Sin-cj-pl,  n.  sinoper.— (Z/iw.)  grentv^rt. 

.<iN-P0LLUTED,  Sin-pol->\,t-ed,  a.  pointed  wid  sin. 

.Sinter,  Sin-ter,  n.  {Min.}  a  mineral;  a  varjtti  ot 
kqrbonat  ov  Ijm;  elsu  a  varjeti  ov  komon  Of>al. 

SiNTOC,  ."^in-tok,  /  n.  de  bqrk  ov  a  spe/ez  ov  {cin- 

SiNDOC,  Sin-dok,  i  7iarm/mum,}  a  tit  isnd  in 
Jqva,  yqzd  az  a  spjs.  [and  si. 

Sinuate,  Sin-yq,-at,  v.  t.   tu  wjnd;  tu  bend  in 

Sinuate,  Sin-yq-at,  a.  {JJot.}  turnip  in  and  st 
in  an  iregyqlar  maner;  sinyqos. 

SiNUATiON,  Sin-yq-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  sinyqatij); 
a  bendig  in  and  -jt. 

SiNUOSE,  Sin-yq-cjs,  a.  bendig  in  and  ist:  sinyqus. 

Sinuosity,  Siu-yq-6s-i-ti,  «.  de  kwoliti  ov  beio 
sinyqus. 

.Sinuous,  Sin-yq-us,  a.  bendig  in  and  st;  wjndio. 

Sinus,  Sj-nus,  »».  [i^.]  pi.  Sj-nus.  {Emj.)  Sj-nus- 
ez;  a  ba  ov  de  se;  an  opnig  ov  de  land;— a  fold 
or  (jpnig  van  ov  de  t/i^/a  mater; — eni  kaviti. 

•Sip,  .Sip,  r.  t.  tu  drigk  in  smol  kwontitiz. 

Sip,  .Sip,  v.  i.  tu  drigk  a  smol  kwontiti  ersp^rigli. 

Sip,  Sip,  n.  a  smol  drqft  takn  wid  de  lips. 

SiPHiLiS,  Sif-i-lis,  n.  {Med.)  Se  {Syphilis.) 

Siphon,  Sj-fon,  n.  a  bent  tqb  3rq^zd  for  dreig  of 
likwidz  from  kasks. — {Zuol.)  a  membranus  er 
kalkareus  tij^b. 

Siphonia,  Si-f(i-ni-a,  n.  {£ot.)  a  tre  ov  Sufi 
Amcrika,  hwi^  yeldz  koo^uk.  [a  sjfon. 

.SipiioNic,  Sj-fon-ik,  ,1.  relatij)  tu,  or  rczemblig, 

SiPHUNCLE,  Sj-fug-kl,  n.  a  membranus  organ  er 
l>ip  ov  sum  Jel-fiJ;— Q  hul  or  tqb. 

Sii'PER,  Sip-er,  n.  wun  hco  sips. 

Sippet,  Sip-et,  n.  a  smol  sop. 

SiPUNCLE,  Sip-ug-kl.fi.  {Knt.)  a  jenusov  wumiL 

Si  guis,  Sj  kwis,  n.  [L.]  if  eni  wun:  an  advertis- 
ment  or  notifikn/on  brginig,  "If  eni  wun;"—\i 
iz  apljd  tu  a  uutifikajon  ov  an  "inten/on  tu  tak 
hull  orderz,  wid  n  konsekwent  inkwjri  if  eni  wun 
kan  aloj  impeilimcnt. 

Sir,  Ser,  n.  At  wurd  ov  respekt  in  kompelajon  ta 
a  man,  in  komon  konversa/on;— de  tjtl  ov  a  bar- 
onet and  a  njt,  prefikst  tu  de  Kristyan  nam;a«, 
Ser  ,Ion;— it  iz  sumtjmz  vnzd  for  man. 

Siraskier,  Si-ras-ker,  n.  '{Turk.)  Se  {Stratkicr.) 

Sircar.  Ser-kc^r,  «.  a  guvernment  ov  Hindii>stan. 

Sire,  Sjr,  n.  At  wurd  ov  rcspekt  in  adresig  a  kig; 
— in  poetri,  a  fqder. 

Sire,  Sjr,  r.  t.  tu  beget. 

Siren.  Sj-ren,  n.  {Mi/th.)  wun  ov  de  melodius 
godcsez,  or  preternatyqral  wimon,  hcadwelt  on  or 
ner  dr  Jorzov  !>isili,and  sij«jnrmd  jxisig  marinen 
bi  dr  swetnesov  diir  siiy,  dat  da  forg6t  d^r  homz, 
and  rfuuind  djjr  til  da  i>crijt  wid  hugger,  iliir 
wor  urijinali  t*  'jrenz,  afterwanlz  tre.  Hn  had 
de  form  ov  a  verjin  abiiv  de  wast:  and  dr  rest 
ov  diir  bodi  woz  Ijk  dat  ov  a  herd:— a  mermad; 
an  entjsig  wuman.— (Z*/.)  a  reptil  wid  tn»fet. 

Siren,  .Sj-ren,  a.  aliirig;  bewiqig  Ijk  a  .siren. 

SiRENE,  .Si-ri'n,  n.  [/V.|  an  instrxDmcnt  for  dtt^r- 
minig  de  vrlositi  ov  arrinl  v|bra/on,  kore^p6ndig 
tu  de  diferent  piqez  ov  mqzikal  .^'snd.       [sjreu. 

SiRXNiZK,  Sj-ren-jz,  v.  i.  tu  praktis  de  qrU  oT  a 


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SiEiASis,  Si-q-a-sis,  n.  (Med.)  a  strok  ov  de  sun; 
a  sun-strok;  inscjlajon;  inflamajon  or  de  bran 
tro)  cksesiv  hgt  ov  de  sun:  frenitis. 

SlEius,  Sir-i-us,  n.  [L.]  de  dog-stqr;  a  stqrov  de 
ferst  magniti^d  in  de  konstelajon  ov  {Canis  Ma- 
jor) or  ds  Grat  Dog;— it  iz  de  brjtest  stt^r  in  de 
heynz. 
SiRLOix,  Ser-lern,  n.  de  lern  ov  bef,  er  a  pes  ov 

bef  kuverig  eder  kidni. 
SiRNAME,  Ser-nam,  7i.     Se  {Surname.) 
SiBOCco,  Si-rok-o,  n.   [It.]   a  pericdikal,  werm, 
relaksii),  s'st  wind,  hwiq  jenerali  bluz  in  de  s-st 
ov  Itali,  in  Melta,  Sisili,  and  in  Dalmajia,  everi 
yer,  ab^st  Ester. 
Sirrah,  Sar-a,  er  Sir-a,  n.  an  adaptajon  ov  de 
wurd  eer,  hwen  yq,zd  wid  agger,  kontemt,  er  in- 
sult, er  in  plafulnes. 
SlET,  Sert,  n.  a  bog;  a  kwiksand.     Se  {Sijrtis.) 
Sirup,  Sir-up,  «?•  Ser-up,  ?i.  (.4;'o6.)  vejetabl  ji^s 
berld  wid   Jugar,    er  a   satju^rated  solixJon  ov 
Jiagar  in  weter,  komonli  yipjted  wid  sum  veje- 
tabl  er  uder  ingredient. 

Siruped,  Sir-upt,  a.  swet,  Ijk  simp;  havig  sirup. 

SiRUpy,  Sir-up-i,  a.  rezemblii)  sirup. 

Siskin,  Sis-kin,  n.  a  berd;  de  grenfinq.     [plants. 

SiSON,  Sj-son,  n.  {Bot.)  a  jenus  ov  umbeliferus 

Sissoo,  Si-sd),  n.  a  tre  ov  Bengel,  valyq,d  fer 
timber. 

Sister,  Sis-ter,w.  a  femal  bern  ov  de  sam  parents; 
korelativ  tu  hruder; — a  wuman  ov  de  sam  fat, 
of  de  sam  kondijon, — ov  de  sam  kjnd, — ov  de 
sam  qurq,  sosjeti,  er  kornqniti. 

Sisterhood,  Sis-ter-hiad,  ti.  de  stat  er  dixti  ov 
a  sister; — a  set  ov  sisterz:— a  number  ov  wimen 
ov  de  sam  erder. 

Sister-in-law,  Sis-ter-in-le,  n,  de  sister  ov  a 
huzband  er  wjf.  [sister. 

Sisterly,  Sis-ter-li,  a.   Ijk  a  sister;  bekdmig  a 

Sistrum,  Sis-trum,  n.  {Mus.)  a  mi|zikal  instrcD- 
ment  ov  perkujon,  anjentli  yi^zd  in  8jipt. 

Sisymbrium,  Si-sim-bri-um,  n,  {Bot.)  a  jsnus 
ov  plants. 

Sit,  Sit,  v.  i.  [i.  sat,  ps.  sitig,  sat;]  tia  rest  de 
loer  ekstremiti  ov  de  bodi;  tu  repoz  on  a  set; 
tu  perq;  tu  be  in  a  stat  ov  rest;  tu  be  in  eni 
lokal  pozijon; — tu  brood;  tu  inkubat; — tu  be 
adjusted;  tu  be  plast  in  erder  tu  be  panted; — tu 
be  konvend,  az  an  asembli  ov  a  publik  er  etori- 
tfltiv  kind;  tu  hold  a  sejon;  az  "  3e  kort  sits;" 
"He  last  jeneral  k-snsil  sat  at  Trent;" — tu  6kyi|- 
pj  a  plas  in  an  ofijal  kapasiti.— Tm  sit  dsn,  tu 
begin  a  sej;  tu  rest;  tu  setl. — Tu.  sit  st,  tu  be 
wid'st  engajment;  tu  reman  tu  de  end. —  Tid 
sit  up,  tu  rjz  from  Ijij)  tu  sitij;  not  tu  go  tu 
bed. 

Sit,  Sit,  v.  t.  tu  kep  At  set  upon;  tu  plas  on  a 
set; — az  a  transitiv  verb,  it  iz  jenerali  bj  wa  ov 
elipsis;  az,  "Tu  sit  a  hers"  iz  tu  sit  «/t>rt  a  hers. 

Site,  Sjt,  n.  sityi],aJon;  lokal  pozijon;  gr-snd-plot: 
plas;  lokaliti;  spot. 

Sited,  Sjt-ed,  a.  yjlast;  sityqated. 

SiTFAST,  Sit-fast,  n.  an  dlserated  sor  er  tT^mor 
groii)  on  a  horsez  bak  under  de  sadl. 

SiTHE,  Sjd,  71.  an  instroment  fer  moii).  Se 
{Scythe.) 

SiTHED,  Sjdd,  a.  qrmd  wid  sjdz. 

SiTHEMAN,  Sjd-man,  7i.  a  moer. 

SiTHENOE,  Sif)-ens,*  ad.  sins;  in  later  tjmz. 

SiTiOLOGY,  Sj-ti-61-o-ji,  n.  a  tretiz  on  aliment  or 
f(t>d.  [nuthaq. 

SiTTA,  Sit-Q,  n.  { Ornith.)  a  spejez  ov  berd;  de 

SiTTEN,  Sit-n,  i>.  from  Sit;  it  iz  nerli  obsolet,  sat 
beifl  yqzd  insted  ov  it. 

Sitter,  Sit-er,  n.  At  akt  ov  wun  hco  sits;  postyq,r 
ov  belt)  on  a  set;  tjm  ov  sitiij  or  beii)  seted;  seJon; 
a  me  til)  ov  an  asembli;  inkubajon. 


Situate,  Sit-yq,-at,  a.  havig  a  sityij,aJon;  plast; 

sityqated. 
Situated,  Sit-yn,-at-ed,   a.    havii)  a   sityiiajon; 

plast;  seikumstanst;  sityij^at. 
Situation,  Sit-yq-a-Jon,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  sit- 
yqated;   lokal  respekt;  pozijon;  kondijon;  stat; 
serkumstansez;  plas;  stajon;  post. 
Siva,  Se-va,  ».  {Hindoo  mythAogy)  Az  terd  per- 
son ov  de  Hindo)  trjad  er  triniti;  er  de  Sqprem 
Beig,  konsiderd  in  de  karakter  ov  a  destrerer  er 
avenjcr.     He  iz  de  personifikajon  ov  tjm. 
SiVATHERiUM,  Sj-va-te-ri-um,  n.  {Geol.)  an  eks- 
tiijkt  jenus  ov  rcominant  animalz,  ov  grat  sjz, 
furnijt  wid  for  hernz,  f'snd  in  fosil  remanz. 
Six,  Siks,  a.  twjs  tre;  wun  mor  dan  fjv. 
Six.  Siks,  n.  de  number  siks; — smel  ber. 
Six-cornered,  Siks-ker-nerd,  a.  havii)  siks  ker- 

nerz. 
Sixfold,  Siks-fold,  a.  siks  tjmz  told. 
Sixpence,  Siks-pens,  n.  a.  smel  IggliJ  silver  ke^n; 
^  hqf  a  Jilifl. 

Sixpenny,  Siks-pen-i,  a.  wurt  sikspens. 
SixPETALLED,  Siks-pet-ald,  a.  {But.)  havij)  siks 

petalz. 
SixscoEE,  Siks-skor,  a.  siks  tjmz  twenti. 
SixsiDED,  Siks-sjd-ed,  a.  havii)  siks  sjdz. 
Sixteen,  Siks-ten,  a.  siks  and  ten. 
Sixteenth,  Siks-tent,  a.  de  ordinal  ov  siksten. 
Sixth,  Sikst,  a.  de  ordinal  ov  siks. 
Sixth,  Sikst,  n.  a  sikst  pqrt. 
Sixthly,  Sikst-li,  ad.  in  de  sikst  plas. 
Sixtieth,  Siks-ti-et,  a.  de  erdinal  ov  siksti. 
Sixty,  Siks-ti,  a,  siks  tjmz  ten; — n.  de  number 

siksti. 
Sizable,  Siz-a-bl,^:  a.  ov  sq,tabl  sjz;  Iqrj, 
Sizar,  Sj-zar,  n.  a  stqdent  ov  de  loest  rai)k,  er 
wun  admited  on  ezier  termz,  wid  regqrd  tu  eks- 
pensez,  dan  uderz,  at  Kambrij,  in  Ii)gland,  and 
at  Dublin,  in  irland;  korespondiij  tu  servitf/r  at 
Oksford; — ritn  elso  {iiur.)  [sjzar. 

SiZAESHiP,  Sj-zar-Jip,  n.  de  rai)k  er  stajon  ov  a 
Size,  Sjz,  n.  bulk;  kwontiti;  komparativ  magni- 
tqd;  magniti^d; — a  setld  kwontiti:  a  porjon  ov 
bred,  met,  &s.,  aloted  tu  a  sti^dent; — a  sert  ov 
vqrnij,  pant,  er  gliy — a  tik,  tenajus  kjnd  ov  vqr- 
nij  yqzd  bj  gilderz,  keld  elso  gold  sfz; — a  buf 
kot  on  de  surfas  ov  koagyqlated  blud. 
Size,  Sjz,  v.  t.  tu  swel:  tu  adjust  er  aranj,  akord- 
ii)  tu  sjz; — tu  setl;  tu  fiks; — tu  kuver  wid  glq,- 
tinus  mater;  tu  besmer  wid  sjz. 
Sized,  Sjzd,  a.  havii)  a  partikyii,lar  magnitq,d, 
SizEL,  Sj-zel,  n.  de  rezidq  ov  flat  bqrz  ov  silver, 

after  pesez  qr  kut  st  fer  kffnz. 
SizEROLL,  Sjz-rol,  n.  a  smel  pesov  pqrqmentaded 

tu  sum  pqrt  ov  a  rol  er  rekord. 
SizEES,  Siz-erz,  ?i. /iZ.     Se  (Scissors.) 
SiziNESS,  Si-zi-nes,  7i.  glqtinusnes;  viskositi. 
Sizing,  Sjz-ii),  n.  de  akt  ov  kuverig  wid  sjz;  a 

viskus  er  glqtinus  substans. 
SizY,  Sj-zi,  a.  relatii)  tu  sjz:  viskus;  glq,tinus. 
Skain,  Skan,  n.  a  not  ov  tred  er  silk.  Se  (Skein.) 
Skald,  Skald,  n.  a  bqrd.     Se  (Scald.) 
Skate,  Skat,  n.  a  sort  ov  Jco  furnijt  wid  jurn,  fer 

sljdii)  on  de  js; — a  se-fij,  ov  de  ternbak  kjnd. 
Skate,  Skat,  v.  t.  tu  sljd  on  de  js  bj  de  yTi,s  ov 

skats. 
Skatee,  Skat-er,  n.  wun  hcD  skats. 
Skean,  Skrn,*  n.  a  Jert  sord;  a  njf. 
Skeel,  Skel,  n.  a  Jalo,  wudn  vesel,  fer  holdin 
milk  er  krem;  a  milkig  pal.     [Nert  ov  Iggland!] 
Skeet,  Sket,  n.  (JVai/t.)  a  sort  ov  loi)  sktop,  yqzd 
tu  wet  de  deks  and  sjdz  ov  a  Jip,  in  erder  tu 
kep  dem  ktol.  [sert  ov  ots, 

Skeg,  Skeg,  n.  a  wjld  plum  groii)  in  he]ez;—pL  a 
Skeggee,  Skeg-er,  n.  a  litl  samon. 
Skein,  Skan,  ?i.  a  not  ov  tred  er  silk. 


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Skelkton,  Skul-r-U>n,  n.  {Aiuit.)  ol  At  bom  ov 
a  liiiiuiiii  i<r  uiiimal  bodi,  Jrjd,  klend,  and  dis- 
ihJ*(1  ill  Ai\t  uatyiirul  ixazijon;— a  frain  ov  a 
bildio  or  Mlruktyiir;— a  jeneral  pbiii  er  Mlin. 

Skkllum,  Skel-um,*  .i.  a  vilen;  a  tkundrul. 

Skkx,  Sken,  «'.  «.  tu  skwinU 

SKtcr,  Skcp,  '*.  in  Skotland  and  sum  pqrU  or  Ij)- 
gluiid,  a  bt-hiv. 

SKkPTiC,  Skeij-tik,  n.  wuii  h*  diits  ov  evori  tifl. 
Se  {ilct!i)tu:,j  de  uiur  koiuuii  ortografi. 

Skkptical,  hkep-ti-kal,  a.   d«ilul;   dTslig.     Se 

Skkptically,  Skdp-ti-kal-i,  ad.    in  a  skeptikal 

uiiiiier.     Se  {SctjiticaUy.}  {^cej4iciem.) 

Ssir.VTH.iiiU,  Skep-ti-sis-m,  Wiynniversal  dT$t.    Se 
yjitrTicizE,  Skep-ti-:*!*,  v.  i,  tu  duu    Se  {Scep- 

ticLze.) 
Skerrv,  Sker-i,  n.  an  ioaiilated  rok;  a  roki  [1. 
Skktcu,  Skeij,  c.  t.  tu  dm,  bj  trasiu  xtljnz,  and 

Hl{ili  Jadiy;  tu  luak  a  ruf  draft  ov;  tu  plan;  tu 

sugje-stajencral  nujunov;  tu  depikt;  tudelingnt. 
Skktcu,  Skcq,  li.  au  isllin;  delinea/uu;  a  ruf  draft; 

a  f«;rst  phiii. 
Skktcuv,  Skecj-i,  <i.   relatig  tu  a  sko^;  apt  at 

skcijig;  uufintjt. 
Skew,  Skij,,  a,,  obljk;  distorted. 
Skew,  Skii,  c.  t.  tu  luk  oblckli  npoo;  tu  form 

obl{kli;  tu  tra  vjulcntli.    [l^kal,  lygland.] 
Sklw,  Skq,,  r.  i.  tu  wek  obUkli;  tu  &v\ti  asjd, 

az  a  hor8.     [Lukal,  lygland.] 
Skkwback,  }!ikii,-bak,  n.  {Arch.)  de  slopig  abdt- 

ment  in  brikwurk  and  uia:«unri,  for  de  endz  07 

de  qrql  bod  ov  an  apcrli^r. 
Skkw-briuoe,  Ski'i-brij,  n.  a  k^nd  ov  brij  intrca- 

d\.\,il  upon   rulruidz,   bwcn  de    ralwn  interdekts 

cm  egzidtig  kiim'.),aikaJon  at  r|t  ug^lz. 
SKEWEa,  Ski'i-or,  n.   a  smol  wudu  or  ^urn  pin, 

yf.\i'i  tu  kcp  met  in  form. 
SiiiWEft,  Sku-er,  c.  /.  tu  fasn  wid  skqerz. 
Skii>,  .Skid,  tt.  a  kumiuisi;)  pe^)  ov   timber,  formd 

su  az  tu  anserde  verlikai  kurv  ov  a  /ip^  i^jd; — a 

^n  tu  koufja  a  hwel, — u  Jort  »tik  or  log  ov  wud 

lad  krosw^z,  tu  :>upurt  logz  er  timberz,  in  inakig 

a  fen.<  wid  logz. 
Skifp,  Skif,  n.  a  smol,  Ijt  but;  a  hwcri. 
Skikk,  Skif,*  r.  t.  tu  pas  over  in  a  skif. 
Skilfui^  Skil-f  ul,  a.  bavig  .<kil;  wcl-verst;  noig: 

doksUTUj;  adrert:  ek:<pert;  abl.  [abli. 

Skilkullv,  Skil-ful-i,  wi.  in  a  skilful   maner; 
SniLKULN'iLSti,  Skil-ful-nes,  n.   de   stat   ov   beig 

Mkilful:  abiliti. 
Skill,  Skil,   /i.    noloj  or  eni  praktis  or  qrt,  az 

mjdi^iu:  rudincdor  dekiit«riti  in  cni  prakti:>;  nol- 

ej;  eksperiens. 
Skill,  ^kil,  r.  t.  tu  be  naig;  tu  be  doksterus;— 

tu  mak  diferons;  tu  mater. 
Skill,  Skil,  r.  t.    tu  uu;  tu  understand.     [Stil 

y^td  in  sum  pqrUs  ov  Ig^^land.] 
Skilled,  Skild,  a.  nuig:  dukdti-nis;  skilful. 
Skille^m,  Skil-los,  a.  wontig  skil;  qrtled. 
Skillet,  Skil-ot,  n.  a.  smel  iurn  ketl  er  barler  wid 

u  liundl. 
Skilf,  Skilt,*  n.  diferens. 
Skim,  Skim,  r.  /.  tu  kitr  of  from  de  upcr  p(\rt, 

bi  po-iig  a  vc«el  a  litl  bclu  de  surfaa,   az  krem 

from  milk;  tu  tak  bi  skimig;— tu  bruj  de  sur- 

Itii  iiljtli;  tu  {xi:«  rcri  ner  de  surfas;— tu  kuvcr 

8iipurjijiUi. 
Skim,  Skim,  r.  i.  tu  pas  Ijtli;  tu  gl^d  al6g. 
Skim.  Skim,  n.  skum;  refqK. 
Skimmek,  Skim-cr,  n.  nrun  ha>  !<kimi; — a  akinp  or 

J.ilij  vi'-el,  for  .'fkimii): — a  bord;  de  rincojw. 
Skimmkkton,  Skim-cr-ton,    (    at/,  yqzd  jfitigli, 
Skimmingto.ii,  .Skiin-ig-ton,  i        in  ridikql  ov  a 

111  in  li'b  .suforz  bim:-olf  tu  be  betn  bj  biz  wif. 
Skim-milk,  Skim-milk,  n.  milk  skimd  ov  in  krem. 


Skimmi.vo,  Skim-ig,  n.    de  akt  ov  takig  o2  de 

Durfa.i  ov  a  likwid;  dat  bwicj  iz  i<kimd  of. 
Skix,  Skin,  n.  At  natynnil  kuvcrig  ov  de  fie/  or 

de  animal  bodi.    It  kon^^i.stj  ov  trc  Mrt8or  mem- 

branz;  de  oksterior,  koldde  tkurj'-tk in,  or  kiitikl; 

under  dis  iz  a  tin  laer  ov  itoti  or  pulpi  mater, 

kold  de  miilcue  iitt-wurk,  hwi(j  iz  At  set  ov  kulor; 

and  under  dez  de  kutU,  or  troi  *\i\u,  bwi<j  iz  a 

jelatinus  tekityqr;— a  meinbraa;  hjd;  pull;  busk; 

or  kuverig;— Iqdikrusli,  de  bodi. 
Skin,  Skin,  t.  t.  tu  fla;  tu  strip  or  divert  ov  de 

.skin;  tu  pel;  tu  kuver  wid  skin.  i^uver. 

Ski.v,  Skin,  «'.  i.  tuakwjr  a  skin;  tu  bekiim  skind 
Skin-deep,  .Skin-dep,  a.  sljt;  sqperfijal. 
.Ski.nfli.vt,    Skin-flint,    «.    a   nigardli  jterion;  a 

m^zer.  |^de  skin  wil  huld. 

Skinful,  Skin-ful,  n.,  pi.  Skin-fulz,  az  muij  az 
Skink,  Skigk,  ».  a  sort  ov  {:jipjau  reptil  or  lizard; 

— 'drigk;  eni  tig  putabl;  potaj. 
.Skinker,  Skigk-er,*  n,.  wun  hto  s^rvz  drigk. 
.Skinless,  .Skin-lea,  a.  havig  no  skin,  or  a  8^1  skin. 
."^KiNLiKE,  .Skin-ljk,  a.  rezemblig  de  skin. 
Skinned,    Skind,  p.  divested  ov  skin; — a.  havig 

skin:  kalus.  [skinz. 

Skinner,    Skin-er,  «.  wun  ho)  skinz;  a  delcr  in 
Skinniness,    Skin-i-nes,    n.    de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

skini. 
.Skinny,  Skin-i,  &.  konsistig  ov  skin;  wontig  flej. 
Skin-wool,    Skin-wuL    n.    wul  puld  from  de 

skin;  fclt-wul. 
Skip,  Skip,  v.  i.  tu  feq  kwik  bvndz;  tu  pas  b] 

kwik  leps;  tu  bisnd  litli;  tu  lep;  tu  jump. —  Tu 

skip  civtr,  tu  pas  widiit  nutis. 
Skip,  Skip,  c.  t.  tu  mis:  tu  pas;  tu  omit. 
Skip,  Skip,  «.  u  Ijt  lep  or  btsnd;  a  sprig. — {Mm.) 

a  pasaj  from  wun  svnd  tu  anuder  h\  mor  dan  a 

de;;rt'  at  wun  tjm. 
Skipjack,  Skip-jak,  n.  an  upstqrt; — a  se-fij. 
Skipkennel,  Skip-ken-el,  «.  a  laki;  a  futbff. 
Skipper,  .Skip-er,  «.  wun  ba  skips;  a  gidi  person: 

— de    hornfij. — {yaat.)    At  master   ov   a  smal 

raoriiant-vcsel;  a  /ip-master; — a  Jip-bar. 
Skippinoly,  Skip-ig-li,  ad.  bj  skips  and  Icps. 
Skirmish,  Sker-miJ,  n.  a  sljt  fjt,  in  wor,  Ics  dan 

u  Set  ball:  a  sljt,  distant  kombat;  a  kontest. 
Skirmish,  Sk^r-miJ,  c.  i.  tu  fjt  loisli  er  in  amal 

|iqrtiz  or  deia(jments. 
Skirmisher,  Sker-miJ-cr,  n,  wun  ho)  skermijez. 
Skiumisiiino,    Sker-miJ-ig,    /*.    At  akt  ov  fjtig 

loisii. 
Skirr,  Sker,*  v.  t.  tu  skur;  tu  rambl  uver. 
.Skirr,  Sk^r,  V.  i.  tu  sksr;  tu  skud;  tu  run  in 

hast. 
.Skirret,  8kir-et,  n.  a  percnial,  gqrden  plant. 
Skirt,  Skert,  n.  At  loer,  law  pqrt  ov  a  gqrment 

belij  de  wa^it;  de  liiw  ej  or  border  ov  cni  pqrt  ov 

dres;  ej;  mqrjin;  border;— de  djafram  in  bucerz 

met.  [ov. 

Skirt,  Skert,  v.  t.  tu  border;  tu  run  alog  de  oj 
Skirting,   Skert-ig,  n.  {.irvh.)  a  naru,  vertikal 

burd,  on  de  flor,  nind  de  sjdi  or  an  apqrtmenl; 

wo/-burd.  [jer;  a  jjb. 

Skit,  Skit,*  n.  a  Ijt  wonton  wenq;— a  reflekjon;  a 
."^kittish,     Skit-iJ,    a.    Jj;    ezili    frjtnd;   wonton; 

voLitii;  presi]>itat:  ^anjabl;  fikl. 
Skittishly,  Skit-iJ-li,  ad.  in  a  skitij  manor;  /jli; 

wont.inli.  [skitiJ:  fiklncs. 

Skittishness,    Skit-iJ-no3,    n.    At  stat  ov  beig 
Skittle,  Skil-1,  w.  njnpinz,  a  gam. 
Skonie,  .">kon?,  «.  Se  {^•>iiic«.) 
Skorodite,    Sk6r-(.Hl-jt,    n.    {Jlin.)  a  spcjci  or 

miiienil;  an  qrseniat  ov  jurn. 
Skow,    ."^kis,    /».    {.Si-otla'nJj  a  smol  but  mad  or 

wiluz,  is.,  and  kuverd  wid  skini:— a  flui-bot- 

omd  but  yqid  az  a  Ijtcr  on  rirerz  and  kanalz. 

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Skreen,  Skrcn,  n.  and  v.  Se  {Screen.) 

Skrimpy,  Skrim-pi,  a.  niEu;  nigard:  skrimp. 
[YorkjEr  djalekt.] 

Skue,    Skii,  a.  oblek;  sjdlog.     Se  {Skew.} 

•Skulk,  Skulk,  v.  i.  tia  lark  in  hjdiij  plasez;  tu 
endevor  tia  kep  Tst  ov  sjt;  tia  hjd;  tu  lurk;  tu 
absent  wunz  self  from  dn,ti. 

Skulk,  Skulk,  v.  t.  tu  prod^s  er  brig  forward 
kliindestinli  or  improperli. 

Skulker,  Skiilk-er,  n.  wun  hcD  skulks;  a  lurker. 

Skull,  Skul,  n.  de  bon  er  boni  kas  dat  enkloz- 
ez  cIe  bran.  It  konsists  ov  at  bonz,  and  fermz 
ds  forhed  and  everi  pqrt  ov  dE  bed,  eksept  ds 
fas;  dg  bed;— an  or.     Se  {Scull.) 

Skullcap,  Skiil-kap,  n.  a  bed-pss;  a  helmet. — 
{But.)  a.  jsnus  ov  plants,  wun  ov  hwiq  haz  bin 
rEpnted  az  a  remedi  fer  hjdrofobia;  {Scutellaria.) 

Skullfish,  Skul-fiJ,  «.  a  yug  hwal. 

Skum,  Skum,  n.  Se  {Scum.) 

Skunk,  Skugk,  n.  a  smel  karnivorus,  Amerikan 
kwodtiDped,  alid  tu  dE  wezI  and  bajer,  and 
veri  fetid. — An  aborijinal  er  Indian  nam. 

Skuxk-cabbage,  Skdgk-kab-aj,  n.  a.  fetid  Am- 
erikan plant,  prodi^sig  an  erli  fl'ser;  keld  olso 
skuyk-iVEcl. 

Sky,  Skj,  n.  Ae  apqrent  <\xq  er  volt  ov  hevn,  hwiq, 
on  a  kl'er  da,  iz  ov  a  blri,ij  kulor;  de  atmosfEr,  az 
divested  ov  kl'sdz  and  vapor;  ds  hevnz;  ds  wed- 
er;  ds  kljmat; — *a  klisd;  Jado.  ['iS'F- 

Sky-blue,    Skj-bhi,,  a.    blq,  az  dE  skj;  ssriblEan; 

Sky-color,  Skj-kul-or,  n.  an  ajq^r  kulor;  kulor 
ov  de  ski.  [skj. 

Sky-colored,  Skj-kul-ord,  a.  blq,;  kulord  Ijk  de 

Sky-dyed,  Skj-djd,  a.  kulord  Ijk  ds  skj. 

Skyed,  Skid,  a.  envelopt  bj  dE  skjz. 

Skyey,  Skj-i,  a.  Ijk  de  skj;  eterial. 

Skyish,  Ski-iJ,  a.  aproqig  de  skj;  skji. 

Skylark,  Skj-lqrk,  n.  a.  Iqrk  dat  misnts,  and  sigz 
az  it  fljz:  a  paserin  berd,  de  {alauda  arvensis.) 

Skylarking,  Ski-lqrk-ig,  n.  {Xaut.)  a  term 
yqzd  bj  semen  for  gamz  er  triks  wid  eq  uder  in 
de  rigig,  tops,  &s.,  ov  Jips:  pla  amdg  salorz. 

Skylight,  Skj-ljt,  n.  a  glazd  fram,  plast  in  a 
roof,  wid  wun  er  mor  iukljnd  panz  ov  glas;  a 
windo)  in  a  roof. 

Skyrocket,  Skj-rok-et,  71.  a  kjnd  ov  f  jrwurk,  er 
rokel,  hwiq  fljz  hj,  and  burnz  az  it  fljz, 

Skysail,  Skj-sal,  ;».  {Naut.)  a.  smel  sal,  sumtjmz 
set  abiiv  de  reral.  [dE  skj. 

Sky-tinctured,  Skj-tigkt-yq,rd,  a.  tigktyqrd  bj 

Slab,  Slab,  n.  a  tin,  flat,  regyqlar  pES  ov  mqrbl 
er  uder  stem; — dE  ■stsjd  plagk  ov  a  log  er  pES  ov 
timber  hwen  sen  intu  bordz. 

Slabber,  Slab-er,t  v.  t.  tu  sup  up;  tu  smer  wid 
spitl,  er  wid  a  likwid;  tu  slaver;  tu  Jed;  tu 
spil.  Sumtjmz  spelt,  az  wel  az  prcan-snst  {Slub- 
ber.) [drivl;  tu  slaver. 

Slabber,   Slab-er,J  v.  i.  tu  let  de  spitl  fol:  tu 

Slabber,  Slab-er,|  n.  sljmi  merstyn,r f rom  de  m^h\ 
slaver.  [idiot. 

Slabberer,    Slab-er-er,t  n.  wan  hco  slaberz;  an 

Slabbiness,  Slab-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  slabi; 
mudines. 

Slabby,  Slab-i,  a.  tik;  viskus;— wet;  fladi. 

Slab-line,  Slab-ljn,  n.  {Naut.)  a  smel  rop  led- 
ig  tro)  a  blok  under  de  loer  yqrdz  fer  trjsig  up 
a  sal. 
Slack,  Slak,  a.  not  tens;  not  hqrd  dren;  IcBs;  rE- 
lakst;  wek; — remis;  not  dilijent;  kq,rles;  negli- 
jent;  not  pugktyi],al;  indwlent. 
Slack,  Sbik,  v.  i.  tu  bekdm  les  tens;  tu  be  te- 

mis;  tia  abat;  tu  laggwij;  tu  slakn. 
Slack,  Slak,  v.  t.  tu  loosn;  tu  rslaks;  tu  remit; 
tu  mitigat;  tu  kez  tu  be  remited;  tu  repres; — 
tu  deprjv  ov  kohejon,  az  Ijm;  tu  slak;  tu  slakn. 
Se  {Slake.) 


Slack,  Slak,  n.  smel  kol;  kol  brokn  intu  pqrta 

sm'^ler  dan  de  sjz  ov  an  eg. 
Slacken,  Slak-n,  v.  i.  tu  bekdm  les  tens;  tu  be 

remis;  tu  abat;  tu  laijgwij;  tu  fal;  tu  flag;  ixc 

slak.  [mitigat;  tu  slaK. 

Slacken,   Slak-n,  v.  t.  tu  relaks;  tu  remit;  tu 
Slackly,  Slak-li,  ad.  in  a  slak  manor;  IcDsli;  rg- 

misli. 
Slackness,    Slak-nes,  n.    ds  stat  ov  bEig  slaX; 

IcDsnes;  neglijens;  inatenjon;  rEmisnes;  tqrdines. 
Slackwatek,  Slak-we-ter,  n.  de  interval  betw^n 

de  f luks  and  rsfluks  ov  ds  tjd;  de  stat  ov  weter 

at  rest. 
Slade,  Slad,*  n.  a.  litl  del;  a  den  er  vali. 
Slag,  Slag,  n.  dros  er  rekrement  ov  metal;  vitri- 

fjd  sinderz  or  kligkerz,  suq  az  qr  prodq^st  dq,rig 

de  redukjon  ov  metalik  orz  bj  varius  fluksez. 
Slaie,  Sla,  n.  a  weverz  red. 
Slain,  Slan,  p.  from  Sla.     Se  {Sley  and  Slay.) 
Slake,   Slak,  v.  t.  tu  kwenq;  tu  ekstiggwij;  tu 

slak.  {Slack.y 

Slake,  Slak,  v.  i.  tu  gro  les  tens;  tu  slak.    Sa 
Slake,  Slak,  n.  Se  {Slack.) 
Slakin,  Sla-kin,  n.  a  spunji,  semi-vitrifjd  sub- 

stans  er  skoria,  yqzd  in  smeltig. 
Slam,  Slam,+  v.  t.  tu  kruj;  tu  bet;  tu  Jut  hqrd; 

tu  puj  vjolentli. 
Slam,  Slam,  n.  defet  at  kqrdz  bj  winig  everi  trik; 

— de  refqs  ov  alum  wurks. 
Slamkin,  Slam-kin,+  )  n.  a  slatemli  wu- 

Slammerkin,  Slam-er-kin,+  \      man. 
Slander,  Sldn-der,  v.  t.  tu  senjqr  felsli;  tu  bs- 

Ij;   tu   defam;    tu   aspers;   tu   kalumniat;    tta 

vilifj. 
Slander,    Sldn-der,    n.    detrakjon;    defamajon; 

kalumni;  fels  reproq;  uterans  ov  injqrius  reports 

agenst  anuder. — {Law)  de  malijus  publikajon 

ov  wurdz,  bj  spekig,  rjtig,  er  printig,  wid  an  in- 
tent tu  injqr  de  person  tii  hiDm  da  rElat;  mal- 
ijus defamajon.  [dEfamer. 
Slanderer,  Sldn-der-er,  n.  wun  hcQ  slanderz;  a 
Slanderous,    Sldn-der-us,  a.    kontanig  slander; 

dEfamatori;  fels  and  malijus;  kalumnius;  skaa- 

dalus. 
Slang,  Slag,*  i.  from  Slit);  slug.     Se  {Sling.) 
Slang,  Slag,  n.  kors  er  vulgar  laggwaj;  ds  kant 

ov  dE  vulgar  ei  ov  Jq^-perz. 
Slank,  Slagk,*  p.  from  Slii)k;  slugk.  Se  {Slink.) 
Slank,  Slagk,  n.  an  erb  er  plant. 
Slant,    Slant,  a.  oblek;  not  direkt;  not  perpen- 

dikyi|lar;  inkljnig;  slantig. 
Slant,  Slant,  v.  t.  er  i.  tu  turn  asjd;  tu  bend 

from  a  perpondikyqlar;  tu  glans  er  slop. 
Slanting,  Sldnt-ig,  n.  oblek  pozijon  er  rEmqrk. 
Slanting,  Sldnt-ig, /:>/>.  a.  inkljnig;  oblek;  slant. 
Slantingly,    Sldnt-ig-li,  ad.    wid  oblek  direk- 

Jon  er  remqrk. 
Slantly,  Sldnt-li,         )  ad.  oblekli;  not  perpen- 
Slantwise,  Sldnt-wjz,  i      dikyqlarli;  in  a  slop- 

ig  manor. 
Slap,  Slap,J:  n.  a  bio,  az  wid  de  opn  hand. 
Slap,  Slap,j  ad.  wid  a  slap  er  suden  bio. 
Slap,  Slap,:J;  v.  t.  tu  strjk  wid  de  opn  hand  er 

wid  a  slap. 
Slapdash,  Slap-daJ,t  ad,  el  at  wuns;  at  random. 
Slapper,  Slap-er,  n.  be  er  dat  hwiq  slaps; — eni 

tig  veri  Iqrj.  [8onz;  tu  slit. 

Slash,  SlaJ,f  v.  t.  tu  kut;  tu  kut  wid  log  insi» 
Slash,  SlaJ,  j  v.  i.  tu  strjk  at  random  wid  a  sord 

er  njf. 
Slash,  SlaJ.J  n.  a  kut;  a  woond;  a  kut  in  klot. 
Slashed,  Slajt,  p.  a.  kut  in  slits;  kut. 
Slat,  Slat,  n.  a  smol  pes  ov  wud  yqzd  in  de  bot- 

om  ov  de  bodi  ov  a  kqrt  er  wagon;  a   slot. — It 

iz  an  Amerikan  korupjon  ov  dE  wurd  slot.     Ss 

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Slatch,  Sliuj,  n.  {JS'aut.y    Ac  midi  pqrt  ov  a  rop 

er  kubl  dai  hayz  d'su  lius;  -«  trdiiriitcjri  brez  ov 

wind;-  an  interval  ov  tiir  wodor. 
Slate,  Slat,  «.  a  dqrk-kulord  ston,  czili  split  in- 

tu  plnUt,  ynzd  for  kuvL-rig  b'szuz,  mukig  tablz 

for  r|ti{)  u[)6n,  its.;  a  tin  plat  ov  ston. 
Slate,  Slat,  r.  t.  tu  kuver  wid  slut,  er  slats,  az 

de  roif;  tu  tjl.  [tjlz. 

Slater,  8lat-er,  ;».  wun  hm  kuverz  wid  slats  or 
Slating,  Slut-io,  /*.  dt  akt  ov  kuverijj  wid  slat; 

muierialz  for  slatif). 
Slatteh,  Sliit-er,  v.  i.  tu  be  sluvenli  and  d^rti; — 

tu  »\>\\  k!\,rlesli.     [Loikal  I{)g.] 
Slattern,  Slat-em,  n.  a  neglijent,  untjdi  wu- 

mnir.  ii  slut. 
Slattern,  Slat-cm,  v.  t.  tu  wast  az  a  slatcrn. 
Slatternly,  Slat-em-li,  a.  not  klt-n;  sluvenli. 
Slatternly,    Slat-ern-li,    ad.    okwurdli;  negli- 

jeatli. 
Slaty,  Slat-i,  a.  rczemblio  sIhI;  laminated. 
Slaloiiter,  Sli't-ter,  n.  masakor;  kqrnaj;  buqcri. 
Slal'UIITer,  Slo-ter,  v.  t.  tu  luasakur;  tu  sla;  tu 

kil  wut  At  Surd;  tu  kil,  az  bests. 
Slaughterer,  .Sli't-ter-er,  n.  wun  ho  sloterz. 
Slaughter-house,    Slo-ter-h'ss,    n.    a    h^ss  in 

hwii;  bfsts  qr  kild  and  buc^crd. 
Slaughterman,  Slo-ter-man,  n.  a  sloterer. 
Slaughterous,   Slo-ter-us,  a.   destrdktiv;  mur- 

derus. 
Slave,   .Slav,  n.  wun  held  in  bondnj  or  slaveri, 

so  az  tu  bE  regqrdcd  b{  de  lo  az  de  properti  ov 

biz  mastur;  wun  hj)servz  from  nesesiti,  nut  from 

qiTs;   wun  dtprjvd  ov  fredom;   a  dependant;  a 

bondman;  a  druj. 
Slave,   Slav,  t'.  i.    tu  druj;  tu  marl;  tu  tflrl; — tu 

prokqr  slavz,  or  kari  on  de  slav-trad. 
Slave.  Slav,*  r.  t.  tu  enslav. 
Slave-born,  Slav-born,  a.  bom  in  slaveri. 
Slave-dealer,  Slav-del-er,  n.  wun  bdj  tradz  in 

slnvz.  [ifl  slavz. 

Slave  holding.  Slav-hold-ij),  n.  de  aktov  hold- 
Slave-like,  .Sliiv-ljk,  a.  lik,  or  bekumij),  a  slav. 
Slave-merchant,   Slav-mer-^ant,  n.  a  mer^ant 

engajd  in  de  slav  trad. 
Slave-owner,  Slav-on-er,  n.  an  oner  ov  slavz. 
Slaver,  Slav-er,  n.  wun  hoo  slavz; — a  Jip  empltfd 

in  de  slav -trad. 
Slaver,    Slav-er,   n.    spitl  runig  from  de  imsfc; 

drivl;  a  snijl  pqrscl,  az  ov  wul. 
Slaver,  Slav-er,  r.  i.  tu  be  smcrd  wid  spitl;  tu 

emit  spitl. 
Slaver,  Slav-er,  r.  I.  tu  smer  wid  spitl  er  drivl. 
Slaverer,  Slav-er-er,  ».  wun  hoslaverz;  a  driv- 
eler; an  idiot.  [drivl. 
Slaveringly,  Slav-er-in-li,  ad.  wid  slaver  or 
Slavery.  Slii-ver-i,  n.  at  stat  or  kondijon  ov  a 

slnv;  kiiiupiilsuri  s^rvitqd;  bondaj;  druieri. 
Slave-ship,   Slav-Jip,  «.  a  vesel  empltfd  in  de 

sluv-trad. 
Slave-trade,  SlAv-trad,  n.  de  akt  ov  bjig  and 

Sflig  men  f.>r  slavz,  espcjali  az  karid  on  bj  Yq,- 

rupcanz  and  Amcrikanz  wid  Afrika. 
Slave-trader,  Slav-lrad-er,  n.  wun  ha>  tradz  in 

slavz.  [ent. 

Slavish,  SIAv-i/,  a.  a^rvil;  men;  bas;  dep6nd- 
Slavisuly,  Slav-iJ-li,  ad.  in  a  slavij  mancr;  s^r- 

villi-  [slavij;  s^rviliti. 

Slavishness,  Slav-iJ-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  bcij) 
Slavonic,  Sla  v6D-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  Slavaaia. — 

Se  {Sclarimic.y 
Slay,  Sla,  r.  t.  [i.  si©,  />«.  slaig,  slan;]  tu  kil; 

tu  bu(jer:  tu  put  tu  dct:  tu  destr^;  tu  murder. 
Slay.  Sla,  n.  a  weverz  red.     Se  (•SV«*y.) 
Slaver,  Sla-er,  n.  wun  boo  slaz;  a  destrarer. 
Sleave,   Slev,  n.  de  noted  er  entaggld  pqrt  ov 

silk  er  tred. 


Sleave,  Slev,  v.  t.  tu  sejiarat  intu  tredz;  tu  slad. 

Sleaved,  .Slevd,  a.  unnk;  ro;  not  sjiun.       [slezi. 

.Slkazi.ness,   Sle-zi-ncs,    n.    At   kwoliti  ov  beig 

Sleazy,  Sle-zi,  a.  wek;  wontig  eubstans;  tin; 
flimzi;— ritn  olso  (gle<u<i/  and  slfezi/.) 

Sled,  Sled,  n.  a  karij  druu  upon  de  sno  wid  rtm- 
erz,  and  wid'st  hwelz. 

Sled,  Sled,  c  t.  tu  kari  or  tninspurt  on  a  sled. 

Sledded,  Sled-ed,  a.  raunted  on  a  sled. 

Sledge,  .Sl.-j,  «.  a  Iqrj,  hcvi  hamer;— a  karij 
wid'Bi  hwilz,  properli  a  gUd.     Se  {S/ed.) 

Sledge-hammer,  Slej-ham-er,  n.  At  Iqrjest 
Lamer  yqzd  in  forjcz,  er  bj  smits,  in  betig  jurn 
on  an  anvil.  [^Vl- 

Sleek,    Slek,  a.  smdjd;  nitid;  glosi;  not  ruf;  not 

Sleek,  .Sjek,*  m.  dat  hwiq  maks  smad;  vqrnij. 

Slei;k,  Slek,  i'.  (.  tu  mak  evn  or  emoMl;  tu  ren- 
der soft,  sma>d  or  glosi. 

Sleekly,  Slek-li,  ad.  smoodli;  glosili. 

Sleekness.  Slek-nes,  ?i.  smodnes;  glosines, 

Sleekstone,  .Slek-ston,  n.  a  smibdig  ston. 

Sleeky,  Slek-i,  a.  slek;  smiod;  glosi. 

Sleep,  Sir p,  r.  i.  [i.  slept,  ps.  slepig,  slept;]  tu 
tak  rest,  bj  saspenjon  ov  de  mental  and  korp<5- 
real  puerz;  tu  slumber;  tu  rcpciz:  tu  nap;  tu 
rest;  tu  be  mcjjonles;  tu  liv  totlesli;  tu  be  ded; 
tu  be  iiiatentiv;  tu  be  unnutist. 

Sleep,  Slep,  n.  At  stat  ov  wun  hct)  sleps;  a  peri- 
odikal  reiKoz  ov  de  orgunz  ov  de  sensez  and  07 
de  intelektyqal  fakulliz;  repd)z;  rest;  a  nap;  a 
slumber;  dr'!$z. 

Sleeper,  Slep-er,  n.  wun  h<J>  sleps;  dat  hwiq  Ijx 
dermaiit;— Q  fij.— (.-i/v/t.)  a  pes  ov  timber  lad 
horizontali  on  er  ner  de  gnsnd,  tu  suport  de 
sqperinkdmbent  wat,  jerst--',  ralz,  &s. 

.^leepful,  Slep-ful,*  a.  veri  slepi. 

Sleepkulness,  Slep-ful-nes,*  n.  strog  dezj'r  tu 
slep.  [stqpidli. 

Sleepily,  Sle'p-i-li,  ad.  in  a  slepi  manen  dr-szili; 

Sleepiness,  Sle'p-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  slepi; 
dnszines.  [repoz. 

Sleeping,  Slep-ig,  n.  de  stat  ov  restig  in  slep; 

Sleepless,  Slep-les,  a.  wontig  slep;  olwaz  awak. 

Sleeplessly,  Slep-les-li,  ad.  in  a  sleples  maner. 

Sleeplessness,  Slep-les-nos,  n.  wont  ov  slep. 

Sleepy,  Slep-i,  a.  dr-szi;  dispozd  tu  slep;  lefi- 
qrjik;  soporiferus;  somniferus;  kozig  slep;  dul; 
lazi. 

Sleet,  Slet,  n.  a  fol  ov  hal,  er  ov  ran  and  hal,  er 
ov  ran  and  sno,  tug^der,  yiisqali  in  fjn  pqrtiklz. 
— pi.  {  Gunnery)  de  pqrts  ov  a  mortar  from  de 
qamber  tu  de  trunyonz. 

Sleet,  Slet,  v.  i.  tu  sno  or  hal  wid  ran  miggld. 

Sleetch,  Sleq,  n.  tik  mud,  az  at  At  botom  ov 
rivcrz; — korupted  intu  fluf.     Se  {Slufh.) 

Sleetiness,  Slet-i-nes,  n.  At  stat  ov  beig  slcti. 

Sleety,  Slet-i,  a.  relatig  tu  slet;  abisndig  in  er 
brigig  slet. 

Sleeve,  Slev,  n.  At  pqrt  ov  a  gqrment  dat  kuv- 
erz de  qrm;— a  fij;— <i  skan  ov  silk.  Se  {SUaie.} 
7\i  l<it'  in  ivunz  shv,  tu  Iqf  unpcrsevd,  az  behjnd 
de  slev,  hwen  it  woz  Iqrj  and  pendent.  Tu  pin 
or  hai)  mi  a  nlft;  tu  mak  dependent: — an  ali^^on 
tu  de  kustom  ov  wqrig  a  lokn  ov  fat  er  luv  on 
de  slev,  and  swqrig  tu  mentan  it. 

Sleeve  butto.n,  Slev-but-n,  n.  a  butn  for  de 
slev. 

Sleeved,  Slevd,  a.  bavig  slevz. 

Sleeveless,  Sle'v-les,  a.  havin  no  slevz;— wid«t 
a  kuver  or  pretens;  az,  a  tlftlfs  erand. 

Slkid,  Slad,  V.  t.  tu  separat  intu  tredz;  tu  prt- 
pqr  for  yqs  is  de  weverz  sla. 

Sleigh,  Sla,  n.  a  vebikl  for  travelig,  beig  dron 
u|xin  At  sno  bj  wun  hors,  or  bj  tiDor  mor  borsoi. 

Sleighing,  Sla-ig,  n,  de  akt  ov  jurniig  or  trana- 
poriig  wid  slaz. 


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Sleight,  Sljt,  n.  qrtf ul  trik;  kunig  qrtifis;  deks- 

teriti:  deksterus  praktis;  az,  slU  ov  hand;  de  triks 

ov  Q  jugler; — ofn,  les  properli,  {tflight.) 
Sleight,  Sljt,  a.  desetful;  qrtful. 
Sleive,  SUv,  n.     Se  {Sleare.) 
SLE.NDEfi,  Slen-der,  a.  tin;  smel  in  serkumferens 

komp4rd  wid  Az  legt;  not  tik;— smel  in  de  wast; 

havig    a   fjn  er   delikat  jap: — frajil;  slim;  not 

bulki:  sljt;  not  strog;  smol;  inkonsiderabl;  wek; 

— spq,rig;  les  dan  endf;  not  ampli  supljd. 
Slender- LIMBED,  Slen-der-limd,  a.  havig  slen- 
der limz.  [sljtli. 
Slenderly,  Slen-der-li,  nd.  in  a  slender  maner; 
Slesderness,  Slen-der-nes,  n.  &.z  stat  ov  bsig 

slender;  tinnes;  wont  ov  bulk  er  stregt;  sljtnes; 

WEknes;  inkonsiderablnes. 
Slept,  Slept,  i.  and  /).  from  Slep.     Se  {Sleep.) 
Slew,  Sh^,  i.  from  Sla.     Se  {Stay.)  Way-} 

Slev,  Sla,  «••  a  weverz  red; — ritn  elso  {slaie,  and 
Sley,  Sla,  t.  i.  tu  pr£p4r  for  de  sla;  tu  slad. 
Slice,  Sljs,  v.  t.  tu  kut  intia  tin  er  bred  pesez 

er  pqrts;  tu  kut  of  in  a  bred  pes:  tu  kut;  tu 

divjd. 
Slice,  Sljs,  n.  a  tin  er  bred  pes  kut  of;  a  bred 

pes;  a  pel;  a  spatyq^la; — a  f jr-Juvel.  [Ltakal,  Igg. 

and  de  Y.  S.] 
Slich,  Sliq,  n.  {Miii.)  ax  ov  metal  pTsnded. 
Slick,  Slik,t  a.  smdid;  slek.    Se  {Sleek.) 
Slickness,  Slik-nes,t  n.   de   stat  ov   beig  slik; 

smcodnes. 
Slid,  Slid,  i.  and  p.  from  Slid.    Se  {Slide.) 
Slidden,  Slid-n,  p.  from  Slid.    Se  {Slide.) 
Slide,  Sljd,  v.  i.  [i.  slid,  /«.  sljdig,  slid  er  slidn;] 

tu  moDv  bj  slipig,  az  on  js  er  a  smcad  surfas;  tu 

pas  alog  smrodli;  tu  slip:  tu  gljd;  tu  moDv  wid- 

■8t  qanj  ov  de  fet,  az  on  de  js;  tu  pas  inadvert- 

entli,  unnotist,  sjlentli,  gradyqali,  er  ezili;  tu 

pas  wid'st  difikulti  er  obstrukjon;  tu  fel  bj  eror: 

tu  be  not  ferm;    tu  pas  wid  a  fre  and   jentl 

kors  er  flo. 
Slide,  Sljd,  v.  t.  tu  mcDv  ferward  jentli. 
Slide,  Sljd,  n.  de  akt  ov  sljdig;  a  plas  fer  sljdig; 

a  smttjd  and  ezi  pasaj;  flo;  evn  kurs; — sumtig 

dat  sljdz: — a  pqrt  ov  a  forsig-pump. 
Slider,  Sljd-er,  n.  wun  hoo  sljdz; — de  pqrt  ov  an 

instrfloment  dat  sljdz. 
Sliding,  Slid-ig,  ?i.  de  akt  ov  wun  dat  sljdz; — 

transgrejon;  hens  hakslidiy. 
Sliding,  Slid-ig,  j^P-  a.  havig  a  sljd;  dat  sljdz; 

mottvig  smoodli;  miDvabl. 
Sliding  rule,  Sijd-ig-riDl,  ?;..  a  matematikal  in- 

strojment  er  skal,  konsistig  ov  tcD  pqrts,  wun  ov 

hwiq  sljdz  alog  de  uder. 
Slight,  Sljt,  a.  smel;  wurtles;  inkonsiderabl;  not 

important;  not   kojent;  slim;  febl;   slender;  not 

strog;  wek;— neglijent;  kiirsori;  hasti;  desultori; 

k^rles. 
Slight,  Sljt,  n.    neglekt;    kontemt;    an  akt  ov 

skern.     Se  {Sleight.) 
Slight,  Sljt,  v.  t.  tu  neglekt;  tu  disreg(ird;  tu 

pprferm  kjirlesli  er  sljtli. 
Slighter,  Sljt-er.  n.  wun  hca  sljts. 
Slighting,  Sljt-ig,^p.  a.  disregqrdig;  neglektig. 
Slightingly,    Sljt-ig-li,    ad.    wid    kontemt  er 

neglekt. 
Slightly,  Sljt-li,  ad.  in  a  sljt  maner;  k^rlesli; 

neglijentli;  konlemtyi^usli;  wekli. 
Slightness,  Sljt-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  sljt. 
Slight Y,  Slit-i,  a.  trjflig;  sn,perfijal. 
Slily,  Slj-li,  ad.  kunigli.     Se  {Slyly.) 
Slim,  Slim,I  a.  wek;  sljt;  slender;  tin  ov  Jap;  febl; 

wurtles. 
Slime,  Sljm,  n.  viskus  mjr;  a  glqtinus  substans. 
Sliminess,  Slim-i-nes,  n.  viskositi;glqtinus  mater. 
Slimness,  Slim-nes,  n.  de  stat  er  kwoliti  ov  beig 

slim. 


Slimy,  Sljm-i,  a.  CDverspred  wid  sljm;  viskus; 
glqtinus. 

Sliness,  Slj-nes,  n.  dezjnig  qrtifis.  Se  {Slyness.) 

Sling,  Slig,  n.  an  instrcDment  fer  troig  stonz, 
mad  bj  a  strap  and  tcD  strigz; — a  tro;  a  strok;  a 
rop; — a  kjnd  ov  hagig  bandaj,  in  hwiq  a  wronded 
lim  iz  sustand. 

Sling,  Slig,  i.  t.  [i.  slug,  *slag,  ps.  sligig,  slug;] 
tu  tro  bj  a  slig;  tu  tro;  tu  kast; — tu  hag 
liDsli,  az  in  a  slig.  [slig. 

Slinger,  Slig-er,  n.  wun  ho)  sligz  er  yTj,zez  de 

Slink,  Sligk,  ■v.  i.  \i.  slugk,  ps.  sligkig,  slugk;] 
tu  snek;  tu  stel  %t  ov  de  wa; — tu  miskari,  az  a 
best.  [kari. 

Slink,  Sligk,  v.  t.  tu  kast  prematqrli;  tu  mis- 

Slink,  Sligk,  a.  prodq,st  befor  its  tjm,  az  a  kqf. 

Slink,  Sligk,  n.  de  yug  ov  a  best,  bret  fort  bs- 
for  its  tjm. 

Slip,  Slip,  v.  i.  tu  sljd  involuntarili;  tu  sljd;  not 
tu  tred  ferm;  tu  gljd;  tu  mrov  si  ov  plas;  tU 
sligk;  tu  er;  tu  krep;  tu  eskap;  tu  fel  awa. 

Slip,  Slip,  t.  t.  tu  kez  tu  sljd;  tu  moov;  tu  kon- 
va  sekretli; — tu  loDz  bj  neglijens; — tu  pqrt  asun- 
der bj  a  njf ; — tu  eskap  from;  tu  lev  sljli; — tu 
let  l(Jt)s;  tu  tro  of;  tu  safer  aberjon  ov,  az  a  m%r. 
Tu  slip  an,  tu  put  on  hastili,  az  klodz. 

Slip,  Slip,  n.  de  akt  ov  slipig;  fels  step;  eror; 
mistak;  felt; — dat  hwiq  iz  slipt  er  kut  of;  a  kut- 
ig;  a  branq;  a  twig  torn  from  de  man  stok; — a 
strig  bj  hwiq  a  dog  iz  held; — an  eskap;  a  dezer- 
Jon; — a  strip,  er  log,  naro  pes;  mater  er  substans 
hwiq  sljdz  er  slips; — a  plas  on  hwiq  a  Jip  iz  bilt, 
hwens  it  ma  slip  er  sljd  intu  de  weter;  [a  naro 
dok  er  opnig  betwen  hworvz,  N.  Y.;] — a  mikst- 
yq,r  ov  kla  and  flint  yqzd  in  makig  erten  w^^; 
mater  worn  of  ov  grjndstonz  bj  grjndig;— food 
mad  ov  de  kurd  ov  milk,  &s.; — a  partii4yn,lar 
kwontiti  ov  yqrn; — a  kisnterfit  kern. — (  Geol.) 
a  mas  ov  strata  separated  vertikali  er  aslant;  a 
land-slip. 

Slipboard,  Slip-bord,  n.  a  bord  sljdig  in  grcDvz. 

Slipknot,  Slip-not,  n.  a  bonot;  a  not  ezili  untjd. 

Slip-on,  Slip-on,  «.  a  gratkot,  er  Icos  klok,  worn 
in  de  Skoq  Hjlandz. 

Slipper,  Slip-er,  n.  wun  hcD  slips; — a  Ijt,  tin  JcD. 

Slippered,  Slip-erd,  a.  w^rig  sliperz. 

Slipperily,  Slip-er-i  li,  ad.  in  Q  sliperi  maner. 

Slipperiness,  Slip-er-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
sliperi;  glibnes. 

Slippery,  Slip-er-i,  a.  smood;  glib;  tendig  er  kez- 
ig  tu  rrlip;  ezili  sljdig;  hqrd  tu  hold  er  kep; — 
qanjabl;  unserten;  mqtabl;  unstabl. 

Slippy,  Slip-i,*  a.  sliperi;  ezili  sljdig. 

Slipshod,  Slip-Jod,  a.  w^rig  slip|(]Dz;  havig  Jooz 
slipt  on,  but  not  puld  up  at  de  helz. 

Slipshoe.  Slip-J(D,  n.  a  Ijt,  ezi  Joo;  a  sliper. 

Slipskin,  Slip-skin,  a.  sliperi;  evasiv. 

Slipslop,  Slip-slop,  n.  Jbad  likor; — febl  kom- 
pozijon. 

Slit,  Slit,  r.  t.  \i.  slit  er  slited,  ps.  slitig,  slit  &r 
slited;]  tu  kut  legtwjz;  tu  mak  a  log  kut  in;  tU 
kut,  az  a  pes  ov  klot. 

Slit,  Slit,  n.  a  log  kut  er  naro  opnig. 

Slitter,  Slit-er,  n.  wun  has  kuts  or  slits. 

Sliver,  Sliv-er,*  v.  t.  tu  split:  tu  slit;  tu  t^r  of 
legtwjz;  tu  separat  intu  sliverz. 

Sliver,  Sliv-er,  er  Slj-ver,+  n.  a  pes  ov  eni  sub- 
stuns,  az  wud,  torn  er  split  of. 

Sloam,  Slom,  n.  {Geol.)  a  laer  ov  kla  betw^a 
laerz  uv  sand. 

Sloat,  Slot,  n.  a.  naro  pes  ov  timber  hwiq  hold* 
Iqrjer  timberz  tugeder.     Se  {Slat.) 

Slobber,  S16b-er,  r.  t.  tu  slaver:  tu  spil  upon; 
tu  slaber.     Se  {Slabber,}  and  {Slaver.) 

Slobber,  S16b-er,  n.  slaver  er  slaber;  likor  spilt. 

Slobber,  S16b-er,  v.  i.  tu  drivl;  tu  slaber. 


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Slobbkrer,  S16b-or-er,    n.   wun  hcD  sloberz; — a 

Bluveiili  iqnner. 
SLOBBtav,  S16b-er-i,  a.  merst:  fludi. 
SLOh,  Slus  /*.  de  froDt  ov  de  blaktorn;  de  plant  or 

Jrub  dat  bsiri  it;  a  smol,  wjld  plum. 
Sloop,  Sljop,  n.  a  vcjcl  wid  wun  mast,  Ijk  a  kuter, 

but  havig  a  jib  sta,  hwiq  a  kut«r  haz  not; — a  Jip 

er  VMul  ov  wer  bclu  dt  «jz  ov  a  tri)?at. 
Slop,  Slop,  r.  t.  tu  dri\)k  grosli  and  grtdili;  tu 

8tfl  bj  Iftifl  woter  or  uder  likor  fel;  tu  Hpil. 

Slop,  Slop,  n.  men  and  vjl   likur;  likwid  iaA; — 

a  derli  plas  mad  bj  spiliy  a  likwid; — pi.  triszcrz; 

redi-mud  klodz; — kludz  and  bediy   lor  semen. 

Slope,  Slop,  A.obiek;  nut  perpeudikyiilar;  alupiy. 

Slope,  Slwp,  «.  anoblek  direkjon:  inklinajon;  de- 

kliviti;  gr^nd  kutur  formd  wid  dekliviti. 
Slope,  Slop,  ad.  oblekli;    not   j)erpendik3rq,larli. 
Slope,  Slop,  v.  t.  tu  form  obkkli;  tu  inkljn;  tu 
iorm  tu  oblikwiti  or  dekliviti;  tu  dir^kt  oblekli. 
Slope,  Slop,  r.  /.  tu  tak  an  oblek  direkjon. 
SLOPE.NEbS,  Slop-nes,  n.  oblikwiti;  dekliviti. 
Slopewise,  Slop-wjz,  a.  oblekli;  not  perpendik- 

yularli.  [dekliviti. 

Sloping,  Slop-ig,  pp.  a.  fermig,  er  formd  tu,  a 
Slopingly,  S16p-ifl-li,  ad.  oblekli;   not  perpen- 

dikyii,larli. 
Sloppy,  Sl6p-i,  a.  m\x\  and  wet;  plaji;  woteri. 
Slop  SKLLEa,  Sl6p-sel-er,  n.   wun  ha>  selz  rcdi- 

mad  klodz.  [klodz  qr  sold. 

Slop-8UOP,  Slop-Jop,  n.  a   plas  hwi^r  redi-mad 
Slosh,  SloJ,  w.  sno  in  a  melcig   stat.     {Sltttch, 

sluU-h,  */<*sA,  and  dudyej  qr  ol  yq,zd  for   nerli 

de  sam  tig. 
Slosuy,  SI6J-i,  a.  beig  in  a  stat  ov  sloj;  sluji. 
Slot,  Slot,*  ».  de  trak  ov  a  der. 
Sloth,  Slot,  n.  slones;  lazines;  slagijnes;  {dines. 

i^Zixil.y  an  animal:  a  mumal  proverbial  tor  de 

sloneti  ov  its  mojon. 
Slothful,  Stot-f  ul,  a.  adikted  tu  slot;  jdl;  lazi: 

slugij;  inaktiv:  indolent;  inert. 
Slotufully,  Slot-ful-i,  ad.  jdli;  lazili;  wid  slot. 
Slotufl'LNESS,  Slot-ful-nes,  n.   {dines;   lazines; 

slugijnes. 
Slouch,  Sluq,  n.  a  d'snkast  luk;  a  deprejon  ov 

de  bed;  a  kl'SniJ  gat  er  maner;  an  ekward  felo: 

a  klvn. 
Slouch,  SUq,  v.  i.    tu  bar  a   d'snkast,  klisnij 

luk,  gat,  er  maner.  [bat. 

Slouch,  Slisq,  r.  t.  tu  pres  d'sn;  az,  tu  sZsy  de 
Slouching,  Sl'sq-ig,  pp.  a.  havig  an  ekward  gat 

er  men.  [mud. 

Slough,  SIv,  n.  a  dep,  miri  plas;  a  hoi  f  ul  ov 
Slough,  Sluf,  «.  de  skin,  i>artikyqlarli  de  kast 

skin  ov  a  serpent;— de  pqrt  dat  seijarats  from  a 

fisl  sor. 
Slough,  Sluf,  v.  i.  tu  separat,  az  de   dcd  and 

livig  pqrts  ov  flej;  tu  pqrt  from  de  s-snd  flej;— 

tu  kust  of  de  skin  or  sluf. 
Sloughy,  SH-i,  a.  mjri;  bogi;  mudi. 
Sloughy,  Sldf-i,  a.  t«l;  mortiljd;  stipqrBted. 
Sloven,  Sluv-en,  n.  a   man  or   b*  neglijeut  ov 

klenlineii,  er  k^rlesli  or  dertili  drcst. 
Slo\lnlise88,  Sluv-en-li-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

sluvL-uli. 
Slovenly,  Sliiv-en-li,   a.    ncglijent  ov  dreg  er 

kloulinf.<:  derti  and  k^rlcs  in  dres.  [maner. 

Slovenly,  Sldv-eu-li,  ad.  in  a  kors  er  sluvenli 
Slow,  Slo,  a.  not  swift;  not  kwik  ov  moJon:  nut 

Epedi:  not  fast;  not  basti;  not  rcdi;  not  promt: 

not  vehement;  mudcrat;  not  havig  velositi;  wont- 

ig  selonti;  lat:  not  bapnig  iu  a  Jort  t{m;  dul;  in- 
aktiv; tqrdi;  slugij;  bcvi  m  wit; — yqzd  adv^rbi- 

ali,  partikyi^larli  iu  kompozijon,  for  vluli;    ax, 

*^tj-i)a«ig. 
Slow  BACK.  Sl(fi-bak,  n.  a  luber;  an  {dl  felo. 
Slow-gaitep,  Slo-gat-cd,  a.  motvig  sloli. 


Slowly,  Sl^-li,  ad.  in  a  slo  maner;  not  sptdiii; 

not   hastili;  not   rajli;  not   promtli;   not   redili; 

tqrdili. 
Slowness,  Slo-nes,  n.   de  kwoliti   ov  beig   slo; 

wont  ov  velositi;  wont  ov  promtnee;  dela;  dila- 

torincs. 
Slow-paced,  Slu-past,  a.  havig  a  slo  mo/on. 
Slow-worm,  S16-wurm,   n.    de    bl{nd    wurm;  a 

smol  kjud  ov  vjper,  not  mortal,  and  sk^rsli  ven- 

omus. 
Slub,  Slub,  n.  a  rol  ov  wul  dron  ist  and  8l{tli 

twisted;  a  rov. 
Slub,  Slub,  t.  t.  tu  form  intu  slubz. 
Slubber,  Slub-er,  c.  t.  tu  huri  over  in  an  indo- 
lent, imperfekt  maner;  tu  kuver  korsli;  tu  swoldt 

bastili:  tu  smer  or  slaver.  Sumt{mz  yi^zd  insted 

ov  da  rer,  eluher,  er  alofier. 
Slubber,  Slub-er,  v.  i.  tu  be  in,  er  ta  mmv  wid, 

a  huri.  [ig-maj^n. 

.Slubber,  Sliib-er,  n.  wun  ho)  manajcz  de  alub- 
."^lubbebingly,  Slnb-er-ig-li,  ad.   in  an  imper- 
fekt or  sluvenli  maner. 
Slubbixg-billy,  .Slub-ig-bil-i, n. Qslubig-majen. 
Slubbing-macuise,  Sliib-ig-ma-Jcn,  n.  a  ma  Jen 

yqzd  iu  de  munyqfaktyqr  ov  wulen,  for  dreig 

TSi  intu  slubz  de  rolz  ov  wul,  and  sl{tli  twistig 

dem. 
Sludge,  Sluj,+  n.  mjr;  dert  mikst  wid  weter;  pol- 

verjzd  is.     Se  {Sloah,}  and  {Slush.} 
Sludger,    Sluj-er,    n.    an   {urn  instroiment  fer 

borig  in  kwik^and. 
Slue,  Shi,  *•  ^-  i-i^tiut-)  tu  turn  ab-jt,  az  on  its 

aksis,  az  a  mast  or  hiSiva:  tu  turn  arsnd;  tu  turn. 
Slug,  Slug,  n.  an  idler;  a  dron;  a  hevi,  slepi,  laii 

felo;  a  binderans;  an  obstrukjon; — a  kjnd  ov  slo- 

krepig  snal; — a  silindrikal  er  oval  pes  ov  metal 

Jot  from  a  gun.  [mthv  sloli. 

Slug,  Slug,  r.  i.  tu   l{   jdl;  tu  pla  de  dron;  tu 
.Slug-a-bed,  Sldg-a-bed,  /*.  wun  fond  ov  Ijig  in 

bed:  a  dron.  [lazi  felo. 

Sluggard,  Sldg-ard,  n.  an  jdler;  a  dron;  an  idl, 
Sluggard,  Slug-ard,  a.  lazi;  slugij. 
Sluggardize,  Sliig-ard-{z,*  v.  t.  tu  mak  {dl:  tu 

mak  droiiij.  [inert. 

Sluggish,  Sldg-iJ,  a.  dul;  lazi;  slotful;  {dl;  slo; 
Sluggishly,   Sldg-iJ-li,    ad.    dulli;    lazili;    {dli; 

sluli.  [nes;  {dines. 

Sluggishness,  Slug-iJ-nes,  n.  dulnes:  slut;  lazi- 
Sluosnail,  SIdg-snal,  n.  a.  smel  kjnd  ov   snal 

wid'st  a  Jel. 
Sluice,  Slqs,  n.  a  fram  ov  timber,  ston,  er  uder 

substans,  -''ervig  tu  retan  and  also  tu  furnij  a 

pa.-;aj  for  w.itcr:  a  fludgat;  a  vent  fer  weter; — a 

strem  ijqig  triu  a  fludgat. 
Sluice,  Slqs,  r.  t.  tu  emit  bj  fludgats. 
Sllicy,  Slqs-i,  a.  felig  in  stremz  az  from  a  slt^s. 
Slumber,  Sliim-bcr,  c.  i.  tu   slep   Ijtli;  tu   doc; 

tu  dr^iz;  tu  nap;  tu  step;  tu  repox;  tu  be  in  a 

Stat  ov  ueglijens  and  si\p{nnes.  Ipc^- 

Slumber,  Slum-ber,  v.  t.  tu  la  tu  slep;  tu  sit^- 
Slumber,    Slum-ber,    n.    l{t    slep;    dozig;    slep; 

repoz. 
Slumberer,  Slum-ber-er,  n.  wun  hiD   slumberx. 
SLUMUtuiNO,  Sldm-ber-ig,   n.   slepig;  a  stat  ov 

repoz. 
Slu.mberous,  Sldm-ber-us,  a.   invjtiD    tu    slep; 

su(ioriferus;  slepi. 
Slump,  .^lump,  r.  i.  tu  sigk   in  mjr  or  eni  soft 

:>ubstans:  tu  go  d'sn,  ax  triO  {s  or  sno. 
Slump,  Slump,  «.  a  mqrj;  a  swomp. 
Slumpy,  Slump-i,  a.  mqrji;  ezili  brokn  trov 
Slung,  Slug,  /.  and  p.  from  Slty.     Se    (Slinc.} 
Slunk,  Slugk,  i.  and  ji.  from  .Slii/k.    S*  iSlM.) 
Slur,  Slur,  r.  t.  tu  suli:  tu  wrl;  tu  pas  litli;  ta 

bok:  tu  render  obski^r;  tu  de prjv  ov  distigktoes; 

— tu  reproq; — tu  qel;  tu  trik. 


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Slue,  Slur,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  ho)  slurz  fant  re- 

proq;  sljt  disgras;  trik.— (JAma.)  a  mqrk  denotiij 

a  kuuukjon  ov  wun  nut  wid  aniider. 

Slush,  S1uJ,J  n.  mud;  slug;  a  plaji  grund;  a  derti 

plaj;  sluj;  sno  in  a   stat  ov  likwEtakJon; — keld 

elsu  dij.     [Provinjal  in  Grat  Briten,  and  kolo- 

kwial  in  ds  Yixnjted  Stats.]     Se  {Sl"sh,}  and 

{i:iitetch.)—iSaut.}  gres  er  fat  from  berld  met. 

Slush,  SluJ,  v.  t.  {Aaut.}  tia  grez,  az  a  mast. 

Slushy,  SluJ-i,  a.  rElatig  tu  gf  kontanig  sluJ; 

sloji. 
Slut,  Slut,  n.  a  derti  wuman;  a  slatem: — a  fe- 
mal  dog;  a  biq; — a  wurd  ov  sljt  kontemt  tu  a 
wuman. 
Slutch,  Slug,  n.  mjri  ert:  plaji  gr-snd;  sluJ.     Se 

{muih,}  and  {Slosh}. 
Slutchy,  Sliiq-i,  a.  mjri;  sluji. 
Sluthhound,  Sldt-h-snd,  n.  a  sert  ov  Skoq  dog, 
havi{)  a  kwik  smel.  [not  klenli;  filti. 

Sluttish,  Sliit-iJ,  a.  neglijent  ov  klenlines;  derti; 
Sluttishly,  Sldt-iJ-li,   ad.  in  a   slutij   mauer; 
nastili;  dertili.  [slutij;  dertines. 

Sluttjshness,  Sldt-iJ-nes,  7i.   At   stat   ov   bEig 
Sly,  Slj,   a.    menli  qrtful;   insidius;  kunig;  qrq; 

krafti;  sutl;  wjli. 
Slyboots,  Sli-ba)ts,  n.  a  kunig  er  slj  person. 
Slyly,  iili-li,' ad.  in  a  slj  maner;  insidiusli. 
Slyness,  Slj-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  bEig  slj;  qrt; 

dezjnig  qrtifis. 
Smack,  Smak,  v.  i.  tia  hav  eni  partikyqlar  tast 
er  kwoliti;— tu  mak  a  nffz,  az  bj  separajon  ov 
&z  lips  after  tastig; — tu  kis  wid  an  edibl  sepa- 
rajon ov  de  lips. 
Smack,  Smak,  v.  t.  tu  mak  a  nffz,  az  wid  de  lips 

in  separatig  dem;  tu  kis. 

Smack,  Smak,  n.  tast;  savor;  tigktyqr;  a  kwoliti 

from  sumtig  mikst;  a  plEzig  tast;  a  smel  kwon- 

titi;  a  relij; — d£  akt  ov  jxirtig  ds  lips  edibli:  a 

I'sd  kis; — ja  bio  givn  wid  de  flat  ov  de  hand. — 

{jS'aut.}  a  vesel  wid  wun  mast,  komonli  rigd  az 

a  stop,  yi^zd  in  de  kcjstig  trad  and  in  fijig;  a 

smel  Jip. 

Smacker,  Smak-er,  n.  wun  h*  smaks;  a  I'sd  kis. 

Small,  Smel,  a.  litl  in  kwontiti,  bulk,  er  number; 

not  grat;  slender:  minq,t;  litl  in  degre;  litl  in  im- 

pertans;  peti;  diminyqtiv;   kontrakted; — litl  in 

ds  man  kwoliti;  az,  enibl  ber; — not  strog;  wek; 

jentl;  soft. 

Small,  Smel,  n.  de  smel  er  narca  pqrt  ov  eni  tig. 

Smallage,  Smel-aj,  n.  a  Jert-ljvd  wed;  a  sert  ov 

pqrsli. 
Smallaems,  Smel-qrmz,  n.pl.  a  jeneral  term  fer 

el  kjndz  ov  muskets,  rjflz,  pistolz,  kqrbiuz,  &s. 
Small-beer,  Smol-ber,  n.  a  wgk  kjnd  ov  ber. 
Small-coal,  Smdl-kol,  n.  litl  wud-kolz  yi],zd  tu 

Ijt  firz;  kol  not  in  lumps  er  Iqrj  pesez. 
Small-ceaft,  Smel-kraft,  n.  a.  vesel  er  veselz 

smoler  dan  a  Jip. 
Smallish,  Smel-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  smel. 
Smallxess,  Smel-nes,  n.    de  stat  ov  bEig  smel; 
litlnes;  wont  ov  bulk;  minq,tnes;  WEknes;  jentl- 
nes:  suftnes. 
Small-piece,   Smel-pEs,  n.  a   Skoq  kern  wurt 

ahiit  tO)  pens  and  wun  fqrdig  sterlig. 
Smallpox,  Smel-poks,  n.  an  eruptiv,  malignant, 
kontajus  dizez,  hwiq  disfigyqrz  de  skin;  varjolo. 
Smally,  Smel-li,  ad.  in  a  smel  degre;  wid  mi- 

nq,tnes. 
Smalt,  Smelt,  n.  a.  bT|tiful  blq  substans,  mad  bi 
fqzig  glas  wid  oksid  ov  kubelt,  er  bj  mikstyqrz 
ov  zafer,  sand,  and  perlaj;  yqzd  in  pantig,  in 
printifl  upon  erten  wq^r,  &s. 
Smaeagdine,  Sma-rag-din,  a.   mad  ov  emerald; 

rszemblig  emerald. 
Smaet,  Smqrt,  n.  kwik,  punjent,  Ijvli  pan;  pan, 
korpareal  er  intelektynal. 


Smart,  Smqrt,  v.  i.  tu  fel  a  kwik,  Ijvli  pan;  tu 
sufer  a  sensajon  ov  kwik,  Ijvli  pan;  tu  fel  pan 
ov  bodi  er  mjnd. 
Smart,   Smqrt,   a.    punjent;   Jqrp;   kezig   smqrt; 
kwik;   vigorus:  aktiv;   eger;   ken;  sever;    akt'^t; 
witi;  brisk;  vi^•aJus;  Ijvli;  ga;  Joi. 
Smarten,  Smqrt-n,  i\  t.  tu  mak  smqrt  er  Joi. 
Smaetle,  Smqr-tl,  i).  i.  tu  wast  er  melt  awa. 
Smartly,  Smqrt-li,  ad.  in  a  smqrt  maner;  vigor- 

usll;  witili. 

Smart-money,  Smqrt-mun-i,  n.  muni   yq,zd  in 

dE  rfikrootig  servis,  er  muni  pad  tu  rEkrdbts; — 

*muni  pad  fer  redemjon  from  de  militari  servis. 

Smartness,   Smqrt-nes,  n.    Az   kwoliti   ov   bsig 

smqrt;  kwiknes;  vigor;  Ijvlines;  brisknes;  witines. 

Smash,  SmaJ,^:  t'.  t.  tu  daj  wid  vjolens;  tu  brak 

in  pesez. 
Smash,  SmaJ,J  n.  a  kruj;  de  stat  ov  beig  krujt. 
Smasher,  SmaJ-er,J  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  smajez. 
Smatch,  Smaq,*  v.  i.  tu  hav  a  tast;  tu  smak, 
Smatch,  Smaq,  n.  tast;  tigktyqr;  twag;  smak; — 

a  kjnd  ov  herd. 
Smatter,  Smat-er,  r.  i.   tu  hav  a  sljt  tast;  tu 

hav  a  sljt,  sq,perfijal  nolej;  tu  tek  superfijali. 
Smatter,  Smat-er,  n.  st^perfijal  er  sljt  nolej. 
Smatterer,  Smat-er-er,  n.  wun  hot)  haz  a  sqper- 

fijal  nolej. 
Smattering,  Smat-er-ig,  n.  sqperfijal  nolej. 
Smear,  SmEr,  v.  t.    tu   overspred    wid  sumtii) 
ugktyqus  er  adhEsiv;   tu  bEsmer;   tu  sffl;  tu 
kontaminat;  tu  deb. 
Smear,  Smer,J  n.  an  ffntment;  eni  f at  likor  er  jq,s. 
Smeardab,  Smer-dab,  n.  a.  spejez  ov  flat-fij. 
Smeary,  Smer-i,  a.  debi;  adhesiv. 
Smeath,  Smet,  n.  a  se-f'sl.  [erfi. 

Smeclite,  Smek-ljt,  n.  {Min.}  a  sert  ov  fulera 
Smeeth,  Smed,  v.  t.  tu  smok.     Se  {Smutch.} 
Smegmatic,  Smeg-mat-ik,  a.  sopi;  detersiv. 
Smell,  Smel,  v.  t.  [i.  smelt  er  smeld,  ps.  smelig, 
smelt  t>r  smeld;]  tu  persev  bj  de  sens  ov  smel, 
er  bj  de  noz;  tu  f  jnd  "st  bj  mental  sagasiti. 
Smell,  Smel,  r.  i.  tu  afekt  de  sens  ov  smel;  tu 
hav  eni  partikyqlar  sent;  tu  smak  ov  sumtig; 
tu  eksersjz  de  sens  ov  smel;  tu  eksersjz  sagasiti. 
Smell,  Smel,  n.  Az  sens  dat  rezidz  in  de  mem- 
bran  dat  Ijnz  de  nostrilz;  de  sens  ov  hwiq  de 
noz  iz  de  ergan;  de  pser  ov  smelig;  sent;  odor. 
Smeller,  Smel-er,  n.  wun  hcD  smelz; — de  ergan 
ov  smelig.  [hqnts  gud  tablz. 

Smellfeast,   Smel-fest,  n.  a  parasjt;  wun  heft 
Smelling,  Smel-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  hot)  smelz; 

de  sens  bj  hwiq  smelz  qr  persevd;  smel. 
Smelling-bottle,  Smel-ig-bot-l,  n.  a  botl  im- 
pregnated wid  sumtig  tu  stimyqlat  de  noz  er 
gratifi  de  smel. 
Smelt,  Smelt,  i.  and  p.  from  Smel.    Se  {Smell.} 
Smelt,  Smelt,  n.  a  smel  se-fij;  a  yug  samon. 
Smelt,  Smelt,  v.  t.  tu  melt,  az  or,  fer  de  pnrpus 

ov  ref  jnig  and  ekstraktig  metal. 
Smeltee,  Smelt-er,  n.  wun  hm  smelts. 
Smelting,  Smelt  ig,  n.  de  operajon  ov  redi^sig 
orz  tu  de  metalik  stat.      [tu  fen.   Se  {Smirk.} 
Smerk,  Smerk,  -v.  i.  tu  smjl  wontonli  er  pertli; 
Smerk,  Smerk,  n.  a  fenig  smjl.     Se  {Smirk.} 
Smerky,  Smerk-i,  a.  njs:  smqrt;  janti. 
Smerlln,  Smer-lin,  n.  a  fij. 
Smew,  Smq,,  n.  {Oniith.}  a  se-berd  er  djver,  ov 
ds  jenus  {meryvs.)  [orusli  er  wontonli. 

Smicker,  Smik-er,*t  v.i.  tu  smerk;  tu  luk  am- 
Smickeeing,  Smik-er-ig,*  n.  a  luk  ov  amorus 
inklinajon.  [wuman;  smok. 

Smicket,  Smik-et,*  n.   de  under  gqrment  ov  a 
Smiddy,  Smid-i,*  n.  de  Jop  ov  a  smit;  a  smiteri. 
Smift,  Smift,  n.  a  maq  ov  paper,  er  uder  Ijt  kom- 
bustibl  substans,  fer  f  jrig  a  qqrj  ov  p^jder,  az  in 
a  mjn;  a  f  i|,z. 


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Smilacine,  Smil-a-Bin,  n.  a  veietabl  prinsipl  pe- 

knlv'ir  tu  {smilax  saria/'ariua.) 
Smilax,   Suij-luks,   n.    [L.]    {Hot.)    a  jenus   ov 

plaiu.";  gqr^purila. 
Smile,  Smil,  r.  t.  tu  ekspr^s  plejqr,  kindnes,  luv, 

or  gladnes,  bj  At  k'Kntenans:  kuntrari  tu  frsn; 

--tueksprds  i-ljt  konteml  bj  At  luk: — tu  luk 

(»a  or  jffus;  tu  luk  wid  favor  or  aprobajun;  tu 

be  fiivurabl  or  propiju.s. 
Smile,  Smjl.  v.  t.  tu  o  wid  a  kontemtyrius  smil. 
Smile,  Smjl,  ».  At  akt  ov  snijlig;  a  luk  ov  pleji^r 

or  kindne^i;  ga  or  jtfus  aperuns. 
Smilefl'l,  Siujl-ful,  a.  ful  ov  .snjjlz;  smjlig. 
Smilek,  Sinil-or,  n.  wuii  ha»  jimjlz.  [plejqr. 

Smilinu,  Snijl-io,  a.  ckspresio  kjndneg,  luv,  or 
Smilinuly,  Smjl-ip-li,  aa.  wid  a  luk  ov  plejur. 
Smilingness,  Sinjl-ig-nes,  ».  At  kwoliti  ov  beig 

gmjlig.  [^oiuq. 

Smirch,  Smerq,  v.  (.  tu  kl'sJ;  tu  dusk;  tu  sffl:  tu 
Smirk,  Smork,  r.  i.  tu  smjl  wontonli,  afektedii, 

nr  iKTtIi;  tu  luk  afektedii  kjnd.  [luk. 

Smirk,  Sinerk,  n.  a  fenig  or  afektcd  smil:  a  soft 
Smit,  Smit,  y>.  from  ^'/«//.     Sc  {Smite.} 
Smite,  Smjt,  r.  t.  [i.  smut,,  /<*.  smjtig,  smitn  er 

smit,— gmit  iz  litl  yn,zd:l  tu  strjk:  tu  kil;   tu 

destri'r;— tu  aflikt;  tu  (^asn:— tu  afekt  wid  sum 

pajon. 
Smite,  Smit,  r.  i.  tu  strjk;  tu  koljd. 
Smiter,  Suiit-cr,  u.  wun  hO)  smjts. 
Smith,  Smit,  n.  wun   boo   forjez  wid   a   hamer; 

wun  hti  wurks  in  metal,  az  gcjld,  silver,  kopcr, 

jurn.  As.;  a  wurkman  jenerali. 
Smithcraft,  ."-^mit-kraft,  n.  At  qrt  ov  a  smit. 
Smituerv,  Smit-er-i,  n.  At  Jop  ov  a  smit;  smiti; 

stiti;  wurk  performd  in  a  smiti  Jop. 
Smitui.nu,  Smit-ig,  n.  At  (^rt  or  akt  ov  wurkig  a 

mna  ov  jurn. 
Smithy.  Smit-i,  n.  At  Jop  ov  a  smit;  smiteri;  stiti. 
Smitt,  Smit,  /».   fjn  klai   or  or  ciker  yn_zd  for 

mfirkiy  Jep. 
Smitten-.  Smit-n,  ;>.  from6'm/Y;struk.  St(SmiU.) 
Smock,  Smok,t  n.  At  under  gqrment  ov  a  wuman; 

Q  Jift.    It  iz  yt^zd  li\dikrusli,  in  kompcjzijon,  for 

sumtig  rclatig  tu  wimen;  az,  w/i'^A'-leralti,  »mt>k- 

trrzn. 
Smock-faced,  Sm6k-fast,{  a.  pal-fast;  madnli. 
Smockfeock,  Smuk-frok,  n.  a  laborcrz  rund  frok; 

a  gabarden. 
Smock-mill,  Sm6k-mil,  n.  a  windmil,  ot  hwig  At 

top  onii  turnz  tu  met  de  wind. 
Smokable,  Smuk-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  brig  smcjkt. 
Smoke,  Smok,  n.  At  vizibl  efltivium,  vapor,  or 

aiDti  ek-shulajon,  arjzig  from  wud  and  uder  sub- 

Btanscz  in  a  stat  ov  kombustyon;  saiti  vapor. 
Smoke,  Smuk,  r.  ».  tu  emit  smok;  tu  rmit  a  dqrk 

ekshalajon  bj  bet  or  fjr;  tu  burn;  tu  be  kindld;— 

tu  miDv  veri  fast,  su  az  tu  raz  dust  Ijk  smok; — 

tu  ckrtbal  de  vajKjr  ov  bumig  tobiko;— tu  smcl 

or  hunt  ■st:  tu  sufor;  tu  be  punijt. 
Smoke.  Smuk,  r.  t.  tu  f'sl  or  sent  bj  smok;  tu  drj 

and  kqr  bj  smok:  tu  eksp^l  bj  smok;— tu  sner: 

tu  ridikql  tu  de  fas. 
Smoke-dried,  Sm6k-drid,  a.  drjd  bj  smok. 
Smoke- DRY,  Smuk-drj,  r.  t.  tu  drj  bj  smok. 
Smokk-jack,  Smuk-jak,  ».  a  mnje'n  tumd  rsnd 

bj  de  osent  ov  smuk,  or  bj  a  rjzig  kurent  in  a 

gimni. 
Smokeless,  Sm6k-les,  a.  bavig  no  smok. 
Smoker.  Smuk-er,  n.  wun  ha>  smoks. 
Smoke-sail,    Smuk-sal,    n.    a   smol   sal   h^ted 

ogdnst    At    fonncst,  hwcn   a   Jip   rjdz   bed   tu 

wind,  tu  giv  de  smuk  ov  de  gali  an  oporti^niti 

tu  rjx. 
Smokilt,  Smuk-i-li,  ad.  so  ax  tu  be  ful  ov  smok. 
Smokiness.  Sm6k-i-nes,  n.  At  stat  ov  brig  smoki. 
Smoki.no,  Smuk-ig,  n.  At  akt  ov  wun  biDsmuks. 


Smoky,  .Sm6k-i,  a.  emitig  smok;  ful  ov  smok; 

fiimid;    bavig    de    apcnins  or  natyi^r  ov  smok; 

dqrk:  obskqr. 
Smooth,  Smoid,  a.  evn  on  de   surfas;  not  ruf; 

level;   bavig    nu  a3|K!ritiz;   plan;   glosi: — motvig 

ekwabli,  wid-st  obstrukjon;  jentli  fluig;  vdl/nbl; 

— bland;  mjld;  adyqlaturi. 
Smooth,  Sma)d,  n.  sm(i>d  jx^rt  ov  eni  tig. 
Smooth,  Smotd,  r.  t.  tu  muk  smii)d;  tu  level;  ta 

muk  ezi:  tu  mak  floig;  tu  paliat;  tu  sofn;  tu 

kqui:  tu  molifj:  tu  ez;  tu  sofu  wid  blandijmont. 

Se  (Stithf.)  [yin;  berdles. 

Smooth -cui.v.vED,  Smi£)d-qind,  a.  bavig  a  smuxt 
."^moothen,  ."^inJjd-n,  I'.t.  tu  mak  sm(i>d:  tusmotd. 
.Smootiiee,  SuicLd-er,  n.  wun  hot)  smoidz. 
.Smooth-faced,  Smi£>d-fast,  a.   bavig  a  soft  er 

sinitjd  fas. 
Smootu-haieed,  Smiftd-h^rd,  a.  havig  sm(i>d  hi^r. 
."^MOOTHiNG-PLANE,  Sm(f)d-ig-plan,  n.  a  f jn,  Jert 

fiiiijig-ptan. 
."^MOOTHLY,  Smiid-li,  ad.  in  a  smcod  mancr;  not 

rufli:cvnli:  wid'st  obstrukjon; ezili;  redili;mjldli. 
Smoothness,  Smt6d-nes,  n.  At  stat  ov  beig  smoid; 

Evnncs;  fredom  from  rufnes  or  asperiti;  softnes; 

jentlnes.  [adynlatori. 

Smooth-tongued,  Smi€d-tugd,  a.  yr^zig  flateri; 
Smote,  Smut,  i.  from  Sm'it.     Se  {Smite.) 
Smother,  Smtid-cr,  r.  t.  tu  siifokat  wid  smok, 

or  bj  ckskhmon  from  At  ^t:  tu  sapres;  tu  stjfl. 
Smother,  .Smdd-er,  r.  i.   tu  smok  wid'st  vent; 

tu  be  suprest,  kept  klos,  er  siifokated. 
Smother,  .^^miid-er,  n.  smuk;  tik  dust. 
!>moulder,  Smul-der,  v.  i.   tu   bum  and  smok 

wid«t  flam  er  vent. 
Smolldee,  Smu)l-der,  n.  smok  smuderd. 
Smouldering,  Sm61-der-ig,  pp.  a.    bumig  and 

smukig  wid'st  vent. 
Smug,  Smug.J  a.  njs;  spruw;  drest  wid  afektajon 

ov  njsnes;  afektedii  smqrt. 
Smuggle.  Smiig-l,    r.  t.   tu   import  or  eksp<5rt 

gudz  wid'st  paig  de  dqtiz  er  kustomz;  tu  im- 
port or  ekspurt  unlofuli;  tu  manaj  or  konvd 

sekretli.  [At  dqtiz  pad. 

Smuggled,  Smdg-ld,  p.  a.  imported  widest  hang 
Smuggler,  Siniig-ler,  n.  wun  hi»  smuglz. 
."Smuggling.  Smiig-lig,  n.  At  ofens  ov  importig 

gudz  widest  paig  de  dqtiz  qqrjabl  ujxSn  dem  bj 

de  loz. 
Smugly,  Smdg-li,  ad.  netli:  spnftsli. 
."^MUCNESS,  Smiig-nes,  n.  sprinsnes;  netncs. 
.•<mut,  ."^mut,  n.  a  sptit  mad  wid  s«i>t  or  kul,  or  At 

lik:  mildt;:  a  dizez  insidental  tu  kom,  kozig  it 

tu  form  boU  fild  wid   blak  pvder;  a  aert  or 

fuggns; — obseniti. 
Smut,  .^mut,  r.  /.  tu  stan;  tu  mqrk  wid  atXtt  er 

kul;  tu  .stjrl;— tu  tant  wid  mildq. 
Smut,  Smut,  r.  t.  tu  gader  mold  or  smat. 
Smutch,  Smuq,*  t.  t.  tu  blak  wid  smok;  tu  smut; 

tu  Sffl. 

Smutch,  Smuq,  n.  a  fsl  spot:  smut:  a  blak  s«rlytir. 
>Smut-mill,  Smdt-mil,  '».  a  kontrjvans  tu  kleni 

gPHn  from  smut  or  dust. 
.*>MUTTILY,  Smut-i-li,arf.  ina  smuti  maner:blakli. 
Smuttiness,  Smut-i-nes,  n.  At  stat  ov  beig  smuti 

or  derti. 
Smutty,  Smdt-i,   a.   serld   or   tanted  wid  smat;. 

derti;  f'sl; — obsen:  not  modest. 
Snack,  Snak,I  n.  a  J^r:  a  pqrt  takn  bj  kompakt; 

az.  "tu  go  gnak*,"  tu  Ji^r  tug^der:— a  sljt,  nasti 

rejiiist. 
Snacket,  Snak-ct,  n.  a  hasp.     Se  {Stuck.) 
Snacot,  Snak-ot,  «.  a  fij. 
S.SAFFLK,  Snaf-I,  n.  a  brjdl  hwiq  krosei  At  not, 

or  hwiq  konsista  ov  a  sk-ndcr  bit  or  bit-m'st. 
Snaffle,  Snaf-1,  r.  t.  tu  brjdl:  tu  bold  ai  ia  a 

brjdl;  tu  manaj. 


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Snao,  Snag,  n.  a  Jag,  or  Jort  protixberans;  a  not: 

a  nob;  a  nqrl:— a  Uut,  in  kontemt; — a  tre  haviij 

its  riDts  fasnd  in  At  butom  ov  a  river,  or  a  branq 

ov  a  tre  dus  fasnd; — komon  in  Az  Misisipi  and 

sum  ov  its  tribyiitariz. 
Snag,  Snag,  r.  t.  tia  hi},  rufli  wid  an  aks;— tu 

kut  of   de  branqez,  nots,  er  protixberansez  ov 

tj-£2;;_tu  stop,  upset,  er  rek,  az  a  bot  er  vesel, 

bj  a  tre  er  snag  in  a  river.     Se  {Snag,  n.) 
Snagged,  Snag-ed,  a.  ful  ov  snagz  er  protvi,ber- 

anscz;  snagi. 
Snaggy.  8nag-i.  a.  ful  ov  snagz  er  pernts:— testi. 
Snail,  Snal,  n.  a  slimi  insekt  er  reptil  ov  diferent 

varjetiz,  sum  ov  hwiq  qr  kuverd  wid  Jelz;  a  slug; 

— d'e  emblem  ov  slones;  a  slugij  person. 
Snail-claver,  Snal-klav-er,  ii.  a  plant  er  erb. 
Snail-flowee,  Snal-fl-s-er,  ».  a  plant  and  fl-ser. 
Snail-like,  Snal-ljk,  a.  rezembliij  a  snal;  mcDvii) 

slo. 
Snail-paced,  Snal-past,  a.  mcDvig  slo,  az  a  snal. 
Snail-shell,  Snal-Jel,  n.  de  kuverii)  ov  de  snal. 
Snake,  Snak,  n.  a  serpent:— de  jeneral  nam  ov 

serpents,  hweder  hqrmles  or  venomus;  but  spej- 

aii  a  serpent  ov  de  oviparus  kjnd,  hmz  bjt  iz 

hqrmles,  az  distiijgwijt  from  a  vjper.  [pl.ant. 
Snake-gourd,  Snak-gord,  n.  {But.)  an  anyii,al 
Snake-root,  Snak-riot,  n.  a  spejez  ov  fibrus,  ar- 

omatik,  biterij  medisiual  rcot,  groig  in  Verjinia, 

Karoljna,  &s. 
Snake's-head,  Snaks-hed,  n.  a  plant  and  fl-ser. 
Snake-stone,  Snak-ston,  w.  {Jlin.)  de  amonjt. 
Snake-weed,  Snak-wed,  n.  an  anyqal  plant. 
Snake-wood,    Snak-wiad,    n.    de   wud   ov   de 

{drychncs  coltihiina.)  supozd  tu  be  an  antidot 

tu.  de  perzn  ov  serten  snaks. 
Snakish,  Snak-iJ,  a.  Ijk  a  snak;  snaki. 
Snaky,  Snak-i,  a.  ab-sndii)  in,  er  rezemblig  snaks. 
Snap,  Snap,  v.  t.  tu  brak  at  wuns;  tu  brak  Jert; 

tu  strjk  wid  a  Jqrp  s-sud;  tu  bjt;  tu  kag  sudenli; 

— tu  tret  wid  Jqrp  lar)gwaj. 
Snap,  Snap,;|;  r.  i.  tu  brak  Jort;  tiafel  asunder;  t\a 

brak  wid'St  bendig;  tu  mak  an  efort  tu  bjt  wid 

Egernes; — tu  uter  Jqrp  laijgwaj ;  tu  snqrl. 
Snap,  Snap,  n.  a  suden  brakiij;  an  atemt  tu  sez 

er  bit;  a  kwik,  eger  bit; — a  Jqrp  nffz: — a  kaq;  a 

smol  lok: — a  gredi  felo; — a  snaper; — Jqrpnes. 
Snap-dragon,  Snap-drag-on,  n.  a  perenial  plant, 

kold  else  kqxz-snst  and  tcid-flaks; — a  qjldz  pla, 

keld  e\ia flap-dragon.     Se  {flaji-dragon.} 
Snaphance,  Snap-hans,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  fjrlok. 
Snapper,  Snap-er,  n.  wan  hO)  snaps; — a  se-fij. 
Snappish,  Snap-iJ,  a.  eger  tu  bjt;  snqrlii);  surli; 

wospij;  pevij;  tqrt;  jrasibl;  Jqrp  in  replj. 
Snappishly,  Snap-iJ-li,  ad.  in  a  snapij  maner; 

pevijli.  [ig  snapij;  tqrtnes. 

Snappishness,  Snap-iJ-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  be- 
Snappy,  Sn;\p-i,  a.  sam  az  {Snappi-sh.) 
Snapsack,  Snap-sak,  ti.  a  saljerz  bag; — mor  yq,- 

gqali  {hiapmclc.}  [/)«rf.) 

Snapt,  Snapt,  ?'.  and  p.  sumtjmz  yq,zd  fer  {snap- 
Snare,  Sn^r,  71.  eni  tig  set  t'u  kaq  an  animal;  a 

jin;  a  trap;  a  net;  a  niDs;  eni  tig  bj  hwiq  wun  iz 

entrapt  or  ensn^rd.  [sn4r. 

Snare,  Sn.ir,  v.  t.  tu  entrap;  tu  entaggl;  tu  en- 
Snarer,  Sn4r-er,  n.  wun  hoo  sn^rz;  an  ensn^rer. 
Snarl,  Snqrl,  r.  i.  tu  gr^laz  anaggri  dogeruder 

animal;  tu  nqrl;  tu  spek  rufli  er  hqrjli. 
Snarl,  Snqrl,  v.  t.  tu  entaggl;  tu  embaras;  tu 

twist. 
Snarl,    Snqrl,  w.  an  entagglmont  az  in  twisted 

trod; — a  kworel;  an  aggri  kontest.         [sum  felo. 
Snarler,  Sne^rl-er,  n.  wun  hO)  snqrlz;  a  kworel- 
Snary,  Sn^r-i,  a.  tendig  tu  ensni'ir;  insidius. 
Snatch,    Snaq,  v.  t.  tu  kaq  egerli  er  vjolentli; 

tu  sez  hastili;  tu  grasp;  tu  grjp.  [tig. 

Snatch,  Snaq,  «.  i,  tu  bjt,  er  kaq,  egerli  at  sum- 


Snatch,  Snaq,  n.  a  hasti  kaq;  a  Jert  fit  er  turn 
ov  vigorus  akjon;  a  smel  er  brokn  pqrt; — a  kwip; 
a  Juflig  anser. 

Snatch-block,  Snaq-blok,  n.  {JS^ant.)  a  sert  ov 
puli  in  a  Jip. 

Snatcher,  Snaq-er,  n.  wun  hcD  snaqez. 

Snatchingly,  Snaq-ig-li,  ad.  hastili:  wid  inter- 
upjon. 

Snath,  Snat,  n.  a.  bent  er  krukt  handl  ov  a  sjd; 
— elso  spelt,  {snathe,  sned,  mead,  sneed,  and 
sneathe.)  [IggO 

Snathe,  Snad,  v.  t.  tu.  proan;  tu  lop.  [Xert  ov 

Snattock,  Snat-ok,*  n.  a  qip;  a  sljs;  a  kutig. 

Snead,  Sned,  n.  a.  ligament:  a  Ijn  er  strig; — a 
handl  fer  a  sjd.     Se  {Snath.) 

Sneak,  Snek,t  v.  i.  tu  krep  sljli;  tia  kum  er  go 
az  if  afrad  tu  be  sen;  tu  behav  wid  mennes 
and  serviliti;  tu  kr-sq;  tu  trukl. 

Sneak,  Snek,  x.  t.  tu  hid;  tu  konsel. 

Sneak,  Snek,t  n.  a  snekig,  men  felo. 

Sneak-cup,  Snek-kup,  n.  a  sneker. 

Sneaking,  Snek-ig,  a.  servil;  men;  lo;  kuvetus; 
nigardli:  menli  pqrsimonius.  [menli. 

Sneakingly,  Snek-ig -li,  ad.  in  a  snekig  maner; 

Sneakingness,  Snek-ig-nes,  n.  nigardlines;  men- 
nes. 

Sneaksby,  Sneks-bi,*  n.  a  snekig  felo;  a  snek. 

Sneap,  Snep,*  v.  t.  tu  reprimand;  tu  qek;  tu 
nip. 

Sneap,  Snep,*  n.  a  reprimand;  a  qek. 

Sneb,  Sneb,*  v.  t.  tu  qek;  tu  qid;  tu  snib. 

Sned,  Sned,  n.  de  handl  ov  a  sjd.     Se  {Snath.} 

Sned,  Sned,  r.  t.  Se  {Snat/ie.} 

Sneed,  Sned,  n.  de  handl  ov  a  sjd.     Se  {Snath.} 

Sneer,  Sner,  i\  i.  tu  Jo  kontemt  bj  -stward  man- 
er, az  bj  turnig  up  de  noz;  tu  insinyi|^at  kon- 
temt bj  kuvert  eksprejonz;  tu  uter  sumtig  wid 
grimas;  tu  skof;  tu  jjb;  tu  jer. 

Sneer,  Sner,  n.  an  eksprejon  ov  kontemtyq,u8 
ridiktil  bj  luk  er  bj  wurdz;  It^dikrus  skern;  jjb; 
skof;  derigon. 

Sneer,  Sner,*  v.  t.  tu  sner  at;  tu  jer.         [temt. 

Sneeree,  Sner-er,  n.  wun  hcD  snerz  er  Joz  kon- 

Sneeeful,  Sner-ful,*  a.  givn  tu  snerig;  snerig. 

Sneeringly,  Sner-ig-li,  ad.  in  a  snerig  er  skern- 
ful  maner. 

Sneeze,  Snez,  ■•'.  i.  tu  emit,  spazmodikali  and 
edibli,  bret  and  merstj'i|r,  from  iritajon  ov  de  in- 
er  membran  ov  de  noz.  [nutajon. 

Sneeze,  Snez,  «.  de  akt  ov  wun  hco  snezez;  ater- 

Sneezewoet,  Snez-wurt,  n.  a  sternx\tatori  plant. 

Sneezing,  Snez-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  snezig;  stermq,- 
tajon. 

Snick,  Snik,*  n.  a  smel  kut  er  mqrk;  a  laq.  Se 
{Sneclc.} — Snik  and  ftnez,  a  kombat  wid  njvz. 

Snicker,  Snik-er,t  t\  i.  tu  Iqf  in  a  slj  er  hqf-sup- 
rest  maner;  tu  Iqf  in  wunz  slev:  tu  titer. 

Sniff,  Snif,  x.  i.  tu  dre  bret  edibli  up  de  noz; 
tu  snuf. 

Sniff,  Snif,  v.  t.  tu  dro  in  wid  de  bret;  tu  snuf. 

Sniff,  Snif,  n.  deaktov  snifig;  persepjon  bj  de 
noz. 

Snift,  Snift,  ».  i.  tu  snart;  tu  snuf  up. 

Snifting-valve,  Snift-ig-valv,  n.  a  valv  in  a 
stem-enjin,  so  kold  "bekez  de  f^r  maks  a  nerz, 
everi  tim  it  bloz  trcD  it,  Ijk  a  man  sniftuj  wid  a 
kold."' 

Snip,  Snip,  v.  t.  tu  kut  er  klip  at  wuns  wid  sizorz. 

Snip,  Snip,  n.  a  siggl  kut  wid  sizorz;  a  smel  Jred; 
a  Iht;  a  p^rig;  a  porjon;  snak; — a  talor  in  kon- 
temt. 

Snipe,  Snjp,  n.  a  smol  gralatorial  herd,  er  a  herd 
wid  a  log,  slender  bil,  hwiq  frekwents  mqrjezj 
a  ftol;  a  blokhed. 

Snipper,  Snip-er,  n.  wun  hoo  snips. 

Snippet,  Snip-et,*  n.  a  smel  pqrt;  a  Jq,r;  a  snip. 


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SxiPBXAP,  Snlp-»nap4  n.  a  tqrt  dialog,  wid  kwik 

rrplfi:  "OK""'  nUin. 
Smvel,  Sniv-14  n.  snot;  dc  runig  ov  At  noi. 
Snivel,  Sniv-1,;  r.  /.  tu  run  at  de  nui;  tu  krj, 

at  •)  i;;!'!;  tu  kotnplan. 
PvivELLta,  Sniv-I-er,t  n.  wun  h<»  "nivlz. 
SxiVELLiNO,    Sniv-l-i^.J    «.    n  kriiu   trot)  de  noz: 

lioIDplAot. 

Smvelly,  Sniv-l-i,t  a.  snuti:  pitiful:  hw|ni{). 
Snooze,  Sikdi,  f.  »'.  tu  slumber;  — «.  a  Jort  nnp: 

[i'rovinjnl  in  Igi;.,  and  kulokwinl  in  de  V.  S.j 
S.N'OBE,    Snur,  r.  »'.    tu  bred  hqrd  and  odibli  troj 

dc  iiuz.  az  in  ^lep. 
Snore,  Snor,  n.  de  noz  ov  wun  ha>  snorx;  edibl 

rei<piraj«n  inuJ  trjt  Ae  nu/.  in  .^lep. 
Snorer,  Sncir-cr,  n.  wun  htt>  tenure. 
SsoRiNO,  SntJr-ifl,  «.  nrrz  uiaJ  trdi  de  nuz  in  slep. 
Snort,  Snort,  v.  i.  tu  bio  troo  de  noz,  az  a  hj- 

moilol  hor!>. 
Snortkr,  Sn.irl-er,  n.  wun  hiB  3nort«. 
Skortixo,  Sn.jrt-i(),  n.  de   akt  ov  bloip  tra*  dc 

Doz,  az  a  bors. 
Snot,  Snnt,  n.  de  sekrejon  er  mi^kus  ov  de  noz. 
Snottv,  Sn6t-i,+  a.  ful  ov  gni>t;  derti;  men. 
Snout,  Snnt,  «.  de  noz  ov  a  best;  de   nuz  <>v  a 

min,  in  konteint; — de  nuzl  ar  end  ov  a  boiu  pip. 
Snout,  Snnt,  r.  t.  tu  furnif  wid  a  nozl  er  p«rnt, 
SNOLTtD,  Sn'^t-od,  a.  barigu  smt. 
Snoutt,  Sn>>t-i,  a.  rezeiublig  a  best.s  snnt. 
Snow,   Sno,  n.    konjeld  woteri  vaiH>r  hwic]   folz 

fnun  dr  buzoui  ov  de  atmo^fer  in  hwjt  flaks. — 

{Saut.)  Q  Jip  wid  tiD  mast!!. 
Snow,  .*ino,  r.  i.  tu  fol  in  sno. 
Snow,  Sna,  r.  t.  tu  skater  l|k  sno. 
Sxow-APPLE,  Sno-np-l,  «.  a  spejcz  ov  npl. 
.Snowball,  Snif)-bol,  n.  a  rsnd  lump  ov  sno. 
Snow  BALL-TREE,    .Snu-b'*l-tre,    n.    u   Jrub  hwiq 

bqn  hwjt  bolz  or  klu^tora  or  hw[t  t'lncrz:  de 

gcider-roz.  [gqrdcn  Jrub. 

Snow-bkrrt,    Sn6-ber-i,  n.  a  smol,  ornamental, 
Snowiiikd,  Suii-bfrd,  n.  a  b?rd  sen  in  At  tim 

ov  sno. 
Snow-brotu,  .Snii-brot,  n.  vcri  kold  likor. 
Sxow-BL'NTi.vo,    Snu-bunt-ii),  n.    a   berd  sen  in 

winter. 
.Snow-crowned,   Sn6-kr8nd,  ».  krsnd  wid  sno. 
SxowuEEP,  Snu-dcp,  n.  a  plant  or  erb. 
Ssow-DRirT,  Sn<b-drift,  n.  a  drift  ov  sno. 
Snowdrop.    Sn6-drop,  n.  a  plant  and  vcri  erli 

hwjt  tl'ser.  [jno. 

Sxow-klaTce,  Sno-flak,  ».  a  smol  mas  ov  lolig 
.*<XOWKLECK,  Snti-fiek,  n.  a  li^rd;  dc  sno-buntijj. 
.*<xowi8H.  Snii-iJ,  a.  rtzemblig  uno:  snoi. 
.^SOW-LIKE,  Sno-ljk,  a.  rczeiublin  sno. 
Ssow-suoE,  Sno-Jo*,  n.  a  J«d,  or  Ijt,   broj  majen, 

jx\ti  ler  travelig  on  dep  sno. 
Snow  SLIP,  Sn^-slip,  »,  a  Iqrj  mas  ov  sno  hwiq 

b1i|xi  d'^n  from  a  rnvntcn  er  elevated  plas. 
SNOw-hTORM,    ,Sno-storm,    /i.    a  stann  atdndc-d 

wid  suu. 
Snow  wuiTE,  Smi-hwit,  a.  hwjt  at  sno. 
Snowt,  Sn<i-i,  a.  reiemblij)  or  pirtakig   ov  sno; 

hwjt  l^k  sno:  pq,r  ax  sno;  hwjt.  [nub. 

SxLR.  >nub,  ».  a  jag;  a  snag;  a  not   in  wud;  a 
Snl'B,  Snub,t  r.  t.  tu  ijek;  tu  n-primdnd. 
Snib,  Snub,  r.  ».  tu  fcjb  konvuNivli.  [noz. 

Sni  B  xosEli,  Sniib  iiokI,  .1.  havip   a  flat  or  Jort 
Snidue,    Snuj,*    r.  i.    tu   \\   klus   or   snug;  tu 

snu;4l. 
SnI'doe,  Snaj,*  r.  •'.  a  m{scr;  a  knrmdjon. 
SNCrr,    Snuf,    n.    a    kandl  nlmo'it  burnt  nt;    de 

f jirl  er  qqnl    wik   or  a  kandl  rrmanig  after  dc 

flam:— reiintment  ckspr^st   bj  sniltig;    pervt-rs 

rn^ntrat-nt:— pnderd   tobako  takn  bj  de    noi. 
SKfFr.  .Snuf,  f.  t.  tu  dr>in  wid  At  bret;  tu  in- 

bal;  tu  scot;  tu  krup  de  kandl. 


SNurr,   Snnf,   r.  i.    tu  Boort;  ta  dro  bret  bj  de 

noz:- tu  snif  in  kont^ut.  [iz  karid. 

Snlkk-box,  Sniif-bok.-, *n.    a  bok«  in   hwiq  snuf 

.Snuffer,  Sndf-er,  n.  wun  ho)  ^nufs. 

Snuffers,  Sndf-erz,  n.  pi.  an  instn&menl  ta 
Knuf  de  kandl  wid. 

Sniffle,  Sniif-l,  r.  i.  tu  8pek  tr©  de  noi;  tu 
brfd   lifir'l  trJj  de   noz. 

Snuffleb,  .Sndf-ler.J  n.  wun  hoj  snuflz. 

."^NUFFLES.  Smif-lz,  n.  jd.  obatrukjon  in  At  DOI. 

.SxuFF-MAKEB,  .Snilf-mak-er,  ft.  wun  htii  maki 
snuf.  [snof. 

SxLFF-TAKER,    .'^ndf-tak-er,    n.    wun    hd)   taka 

Snuff-takixo,  Sndf-lak-i(),  n.  At  proktu  or 
tnki()  snuf. 

.■^xuFFr,  .Siiuf-i,  a.  grjmd  wid  snuf. 

.Snug,  .Snug.^  r.  ».  tu  Ij  klos;  tu  snugl. 

."^Nfo,  .Snug,*  a.  klos:  kijnvcnyont  and  kdmfort- 
nhl:  net:  kom|i:ikt  and  worm:  konseld:  klo<li;  slj. 

."^xuooERY,  Snd;5-cr-i,J  n.  a  .-^nug  pins  or  dwelig. 

.">xuooLE,  .">nu;;-l,  r.  ».  tu  li  klu-":  tu  Ij  worm. 

.Snugifv,  .Sniig-i-fj,t   r.  t.  tu  mak  s.iug. 

."^NfOLY,  .Sndg-li,  ad.  in  a  snug  maner;  klosli. 

.Snugxess,  Sndg-nc?,t  n.  At  stat  ov  bcig  snug. 

So,  So,  a'/,  in  Ijk  maner,  prescded  or  folod  bj  as; 
— tu  su(j  a  degr^;  in  suq  a  maner,  folod  bj  dat; 
— in  de  sam  muner:  du^:  if  dus;  de  sam;  dis  iz 
de  Stat:  at  dis;  in  de  sam  degre;  in  dis  maner; 
d^rfor:  for  dis  rezn:  in  konsekwens  ov  dis;  on 
dez  termz;  notig  a  kondijonal  petijon,  anserd 
bj  &:;  provjded  dat;  in  Ijk  maner;  notig  kon- 
sejon  ov  wun  propozijon  and  asumjon  ov  andd- 
er,  anserin  tu  az. — .'^j  sumtimz  rctdmz  dc  sens 
ov  a  wunl  or  sentens  guij)  befor,  and  iz  yqzd 
tu  avt^d  rcpetijon;  az,  "cle  ta»  brudcrz  wer  val- 
yant,  but  At  elder  woz  mor«o." — It  nots  a  kjnd 
ov  abnipt  beginig;  wcl. — It  sumtjmz  iz  litl  mor 
dan  an  ekspletiv,  do  it  impljz  sum  latent  or 
surd  komparison. — CI  wurd  ov  a^umjun:  dus  be 
it. — U  form  ov  petijon. — .Su/ort,  mor  ov  de  Ijk 
kjncl. — S>j  m>n}  az,  hnevcr  muq. — Su  to,  indif- 
erentli;  not  muQ  amij  nar  wel.— .Sb  den,  das 
den  it  iz  dat:  d^rfor. 

Soak.  .Sok,  r.  t.  tu  maserat  in  eni  mflrstyi^r;  tu 
stf  |i:  tu  kep  wet  til  de  m<Tstyi),r  is  imbjbd:  tu 
drenq;  tu  imb^b;  tu  imbrdi;  tu  maserat; — tu. 
dran. 

Soak,  Sok,  r.  ».  tu  Ij  stept  in  mffstyrin  tu  en- 
ter bj  degrvz  intu  porz:i— tu  drigk  intemperatli. 

.Soakaoe,  ."-^.Jk-aj,  n.  de  akt  ov  sokig:  de  stat  or 
beig  sokt. 

."^OAKER,  ."^ok-er,  n.  wun  hibsoks;  a  grat  drigker. 

SoAKY,  S6k-i,  er  .S6k-i,  a.  m<rst  on  de  surfas; 
."tept  in  woter;  sogi. 

.SoAi^  Sol,  f».  Se  {S"U.) 

."^OAP,  .Sop,  n.  a  kemikal  kompnud  ov  arli  snb- 
stansez,  prep^rd  fee  de  purpusex  ov  wojig,  Javig, 
As. 

."^oapberby-tree,  .Si5p-ber-i-trt,  n.  a  spejes  or 
tre:  {fa/'infiu*.}     It  bi^rs  a  beri  yT],zd  in  woJig. 

Soapboiler,   Sop-b«rl-cr,  n.  wan  ban  trad  it  is 
tu  mak  sop. 
I  SoAPSTONE,  .*<6p-ston,  n.  ( J/»/>.)  stcatjt:  a  mag- 
nejiin  ston,  soft,  and  ap^rentli  dgktyqus  tu  de 

I        tU(].  L*^P' 

'  .'^OAPSiDS,  SiSp-suJi,  n.  woter  impregnated   wid 
."^OApwoRT,  .Sup-wurt,  n.  a  jenus  ov  plants:  hTsna- 
I      in'>ot;  a  spejei  ov  {ram/'i"n.}  ^iti  ov  sop. 

I  Soapy,  Sop-i,  a.  rczeinblig  sop;  havig  de  kwol- 
1  .Soar.  Sor,  r.  ».  tu  fij  aloft;  tu  tncr;  tu  mnnt; 
I      tu  asend;  tu  kljmb:  tu  mnnt  intclektyi^ali;  tu 

I    n*  K 

j  .^OAR,  Sor,  a.  fscrig  fljt;  asent. 

SoARi.<«o,    S<;:)r-in,   n.    de  akt  or  rjiig;   m'sati^ 
.     al6ft. 


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Sob,   Sob,  v.  i.  tu  hsv  edibli  wid  konvulsiv  soro; 

tu  si  konvulsivli.  [gref  or  soro. 

Sob,  oob,  n.  a  konvulsiv  sj;  odibl  eksprejon  ov 
Sobbing,  Sob-iij,  n.  de  akt  ov  lamentii)  edibli. 
Sober,  So-ber,  a.  teinperat,  partikyii,larli  in  lik- 

orz;  not  dnujk;  abstsmius; — not  mad;  rjt  in  de 

understandiij;  moderat;  regyixlar;  kqm;— ssrius; 

grav. 
Sober,    S6-ber,  c.  t.  tia  mak  sober;  tu  ki^r  ov 

intoksikajon:  tu  kqm.  [peratli. 

Soberly,  Sj-ber-li,  ad.  in  a  sober  maner;  tem- 
Sober-minded,    So-ber-mjnd-ed,    a,    fre    from 

pajon;  kqm:  rajonal. 
Sober-mindedness,  So-ber-mjnd-ed-nes,  n.  kqm- 

nos;  rogyqlariti.  [kqranes. 

Soberness.  So-b-r-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  bsiij  sober; 
Soboliferous,    .S'jb-o-lif-er-us,   a.    {But.)  pro- 

dqsii)  yui)  plunts  from  de  root. 
Sobriety,  'Su-bri-e-tl,  n.  de  stat  ov  beir)  sober; 

temperans;  sobernjs;  kqmnes;  kcolnes;  seriusnes; 

graviti. 
Sobriquet,  S6b-re-ka,  71.  [Fr.}  a  niknam,  er  a 

burle=k  apelajon  fer  a  nikcam. 
Soc,  Sok,      ;  >i.  {Law)  ji|,risdikJon,   er  serkit  ov 
Soke,  Sok,  S      jurisdikjon;  sum  liberti  er  priv- 

ilej  ov  tenants. — {Mil.y  a.  ledern  reseptakl  ner 

de  sterup,   tu  resev  fte  end  ov   de  standard- 

staf,  in  a  kavalri  rejiment. 
Socage,  S6k-aj,  n.  {Law)  a   tenyixr  ov  landz  bj 

eni  serten  and  determinat  servis,  distigkt  from 

njts  servis; — ritnelso  {Soccage.)  [man. 

Socager,  S6k-aj-er,  n.  a  tenant  bj  sokaj;  a  sok- 
SociABiLiTY,  So-Ji-a-bil-i-ti,  11.  de  kwoliti  ov  be- 
ir) sojiabl;  sojiablnes. 
Sociable,  So-ji-a-bl,  a.  abl  tu  asojiat,  or  tu  be 

asojiated  wid;  kompanyonabl:  redi  tu  yqnit  in 

ajeneral  interest;  frendli;  familyar;  konversabl; 

afabl;  inkljnd  tu  kumpani. 
Sociable,   S6-Ji-a-bl,  n.   a  kjnd  ov  faeton,  or 

opn  for-hweld  karij,  wid  td)  sets  fasii)  eq  udor. 
Sociablexess,    S6-Ji-a-bl-nes,  /i.   de  kwoliti  uv 

beig  siijiabl;  inklinajon  tu  kumpani;  gud-fel- 

Ojip. 
Sociably,    So-Ji-a-bli,  ad.  in  a  sojiabl  maner; 

konversabl  i,  az  a  kompanyon. 
Social,  So-Jal,  a.  relatig  tta  a  jeneral  or  publik 

interest;  relatiij  tu  sosieti; — inkljnd  tu  asojiat 

wid  uderz;  kompanyonabl;  konversabl;  familyar; 

sojiabl; — konsistig    in  yqnyon   or  konvers   wid 

aniider. 
Socialism,   S6-Jal-iz-m,  w.  a  modern  term  apljd 

tu  a  stat  ov  sosjeti,  institqtig  radikal  qanjez  in 

de  tenyn,r  ov  properti,  and  in  domestik  aranj- 

ments. 
Socialist,  S6-Jal-ist,  n.  an  advokat  fer  sojalizm. 
Sociality,  So-ji-al-i-ti,  n.  so)Jalnes. 
Socialize,  So-Jal-jz,  v.  t.  tu  render  sojal: — tu 

regyqlat  or  konform  tu  de  prinsiplz  ov   de  so- 

Jalists. 
Socially,  S6-Jal-i,  ad.  in  d  sojal  wa  er  maner. 
SociALNESS,    So-Jal-nes,  n.    de  kwoliti  ov  bein 

Mai. 
Society,  So-sj-e-ti,  n.  yn,nyon  ov  meni  in  wun 

jeneral    interest;  felojip:     komiiniti;    kumpani; 

p^rtuerjip;  an  asojiajun  formd  for  de  promujon 

ov  sum  objckt,  eder  sjentifik,  literari,  relijus, 

benevolent,  politikal,  or  konvivial. 

SociNiAN,  So-sin-i-an.  «.  a  foloer  ov  Lelius  So- 

sjaus,  and  hiz  nevq  Festus  Sosjnus,   hoo,  in  de 

166  senti\,ri,  denid  de  diviniti  and  preegzistens 

ov  Krjst.  [ianizm. 

SociNiAN,  So-sin-i-an,  a.  ov  or  beloijii)  tu  Sosin- 

Socinianism,  So-sin-i-an-iz-m,  n.  de  tenets  ferst 

propagated  bj  Sosjnus. 
Sooimanize,  So-sin-i-an-jz,  t.  t.  tu  konform  tui  or 
adopt  Sosinianizm. 


Sock,  Sok,  n.  sumtitj  put  betwen  de  fut  and  Jm; 
a  Jert  stokiij; — de  Jco  ov  de  anjent  komik  aktorz; 
^figyqrativli,  komedi,  az  opcSzd  tu  hmkin. — 
Se  {Sue.) 

Socket,  S6k-et,  n.  eni  holo  dat  resevz  samtii) 
inserted;  de  holo  ov  a  kandlstik;  de  reseptakl 
ov  de  j.  [qisil. 

Socket-chisel,  S6k-et-qiz-el,  n.  a  strog  sert  ov 

SocKLESS,  S6k-les,  a.  wontig  soks. 

Socle,  S6k-1,  er  So-kl,  n.  {Arch.)  a  skwq,r  mem- 
ber er  pes  ov  masonri,  hooz  bredt  iz  grater  dan 
its  hjt,  yqzd  insted  ov  a  pedestal  fer  de  resepjon 
ov  a  koliim; — a  f  ut-sand. 

Socman,  vS6k-man,  «.  a  tenant  bj  sokaj;  a  sokaj- 
er.     Se  {Sakemari.) 

Socmanry,  S6k-man-ri,  n.  fre  tenyq,r  bj  sokaj. 

Socome,  S6k-om,  n.  {Eng.  la>v)  a  kustom  ov 
tenants  tu  grjnd  kern  at  dqr  lerdz  mil. 

Socotrine,  S6k-o-trin,  a.  relatig  tu  Sokotra; 
az,  Sokotrin  aloz. 

Socratic,  So-krat-ik,  )  a.    relatig  tu  Sok- 

Socratical,  So-krat-i-kal,  )  ratez; — de  Sahrat- 
ik  metod  ov  qrgqig  iz  dat  hwiq  prosedz  bj  put- 
ig  kwestyonz  tu  de  oponent,  so  az  tu  dre  from 
him  an  admijon  ov  de  tig  tu  be  prcDvd. 

Socratically,  So-krat-i-kal-i,  ad.  wid  de  So- 
kratikal  mod  or  maner.  [ov  Sokratez. 

Soceatism,  S6k-ra-tiz-m,  ;i.  de  filosofi  or  doktrin 

SocRATisT,  S6k-ra-tist,  n.  a  disjpl  ov  Sokratez. 

Sod,  Sod,  n.  a  gren  turf;  a  klod  wid  gras  on  it. 

Sod,  Sod,  a.  mad  ov  turf  or  sodz. 

Sod,  Sod,  i.  from  Sed;  sedd.     Se  {Seethe.) 

Soda,  Sia-da,  n.  {GJiem.)  a  mineral  alkalj  er  a 
f ikst  alkalj;  an  oksid  ov  sodium,  komonli  obtand 
from  de  ajez  ov  raaren  plants;  natron. 

Sodalite,  So-da-ljt,  n.  {3fin.)  a  mineral  kom- 
pozd  qefli  ov  silika,  ali\,mina,  and  soda. 

Sodality,  So-d;U-i-ti,*  n.  a.  felojip;  a  fraterniti. 

Soda-water,  S6-da-we-ter,  w.  weter  impreg- 
nated wid  kqrbonik  asid  gas; — so  keld  bekez 
frekwentli  prep4rd  bj  miksig  tugeder,  in  weter, 
de  kqrbonat  ov  soda  and  tqrtarik  er  sitrik  asid. 

Sodden,  S6d-n,  p.  from  Ssd;  sedd.   Se  {Seethe.) 

Soddy,  S6d-i,  a.  turfi;  ful  ov  sodz. 

Soder,  S6d-er,  v.  t.  tu  yi|,njt  er  fasn  wid  a  me- 
talik  sement;  tu  solder.  It  iz  jenerali  ritn  {sol- 
der.)    Se  {Solder.) 

Soder,  S6d-er,  71.  metalik  sement;  solder. 

Sodium,  So-di-um,  n.  {Oher/i.)  de  metalik  has 
ov  soda,  diskuverd  bj  Ser  H.  Davi,  in  1808.  It 
iz  a  substans  muq  rezemblig  potasium. 

Sodomite,  S6d-om-jt,  n.  wun  gilti  ov  sodomi. 

Sodomitical,  Sod-o-mit-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tia 
sodomi.  [yq,ral  krjm. 

Sodomy,  S6d-o-mi,  n.  de  sin  ov  Sodom;  unnat- 

SOEVER,  So-ev-er,  ad.  a  ward  yq,3qali  jernd  wid 
a  pron'sn  or  adverb,  az  hco,  hwot,  hs,  &s.,  givig 
a  wider  ekstent  ov  menig;  az,  hcasoiver,  hwot- 
soerer,  lisscjerer. 

Sofa,  So-fa,  11.  an  alkov  yti,zd  in  8stern  kuntriz; 
a  log,  soft,  ezi  set,  wid  kujonz. 

Soffit,  S6f-it,  n.  {Arch.)  a  selig  wid  kros-bemz 
and  ornamented  kompqrtments; — de  ornamented 
under  pqrt  ov  a  Iqrmier  or  drip. 

SoFi,  So-fe,  71.  {Per.)  a  relijus  person  amiig  de 
Mabometanz,  uderwjz  kold  a  dervis  er  dervif; — 
ritn  olso  {fophi,  and  soofee.)  [ov  de  sofez. 

Sofism,  S6-fiz-m,?j.de  relijus  ermistikal  doktrin* 

Sofite,  S6f-it,  n.     Se  {S/fit.) 

Soft,  Soft,  er  Soft,  a.  ezili  yeldig  tu  prejq,r; 
not  hqrd;  not  ruged;  not  ruf; — duktil;  maleabl; 
fleksibl;  yeldig:  supl;  pljant; — tender;  mjld;jentl; 
kjnd;  not  sever;  mek;  sivil;  plasid;  ezi;  efemi- 
nat;  delikat;  elegantli  tender; — wek;  simpl; — lo; 
not  Isd;  smcod;  floig;  not  vshement;  not  forsibl; 
not  vjolent. 


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Soft,  Soft,  ad.  Boftli;  jentli;  kwictli. 
Borx,  Soft,  i/it^t:  hu)l(l;  stop;  not  uo  fast. 
Soften,  Sof-n,  r.  t.  tta   malt  suft;    lu    mak  les 

hqrd;  tu  mnk  mjld,  tz\,  yeldifl,  kjnd,  or  plitsid; 

tu  inolifi;  tu    kouipuiz;  tu    miti;;at;  tu    pnliat; 

tu  uteviat;  tu  mak  lus  hqrd,  Ics  vehemunU  or  lei 

vjolont.  [krO)cl. 

Soften,  S6f-n,  v.  i.  tu  gro  soft,  les  hqrd,  or  les 
Softener,  Sof-n-cr,  u.  he  or  dut  hwio  sofoz. 
Softening,  S6f-n-ip,  n.  de  akt  ov  makig  soft. 
Soft-grass,    S6ft-gras,    «.    {Out.}    a    porcnial 

pliktit. 
Soft-headed,  S6ft-hed-od,  a.  havijj  a  soft  hod; 

i(V  wik  intolekt.  Ijcntl;  mck. 

Soft-hearted,    S6ft-hqrt-ed,     a.     kjnd-hqrted; 
Softisu,  .S6ft-i/,  a.   sumbwot  soft;    iuklinio  tu 

sipftnes. 
Softlino,  S6ft-li{),  n.  an  efominat  person. 
Softly,  S6ft-li,  ad.  in  a  soft  manor;  widsoftnes; 

jentli;  raildli. 
Softs EU,   S6f-ncr,   n.    he  or  dat  hwiq  sofnz. 
Softness,  iS6ft-no3,  n.  de   kwoliti  ov  bEig  soft; 

ui{ldncs;  siviliti;  juntlnes;  cfcminasi;  pij^silanim- 

iti;  fosiliti;  meknes;  weknes. 
SooGT,  Sog-i,t  a.  mffst;  damp;  stemig  wid  damp; 

sukt  wid  woter.  [haKO. 

SoHO,  Su-hu),  inUr,  a  form  ov  koli|i;  spartsmanz 
Soi-inSANT,  Swo-de-zc^n,    a.    \_Fr.\     pretended; 

Wud    1)E. 

Soil,  S*!,  r.  t.  tu  mak  derti;  tu  ful;  tu  poli\t; 

tu  .Stan;   tu  suli;    tu  tqrnij; — tu   mant'i.r; — tu 

frd,  az  horsez  or  katl,  wid  kut  gras  and  udcr 

grf  n  fiOd. 
Soil,  .SitI,  n.  dert;  spot;  poltifon;  fulncs; — grsnd; 

ert:  mold:  ert  mikst  wid  vejetabl  mater; — land; 

kuntri;--dm):  komiKSSt. 
Soiling,  SAl-iy,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  hoo  s#lz;  a 

mod  ov   fedifl    hor^cz   and   katl,  in  de  stabl  or 

yqrd,  wid  gras  and  adcr  gren  fiod,  brot  tu  dem, 

ar.  kut  in  de  feldz. 
SoiLURE,  SAl-yijr,  n.  .stnn;  polqjon;  fislnes. 
Soilv,  S«Vl-i,  a.  dgrti;  fijl;  sarld. 
Soiree,  Swo-rd,   n.   [/V.]   an   evnij)    pqrti   held 

for  konversajon. 
SoiOLHN,  S<j-jurn,  v.  i.  tu   dwel    for  a   tim;  tu 

liav  a  temjiumri  ab6d;  tu   liv  nz  not  at   hom. 

[An  uld  wurd,  sumhwot  antikwatcd.]         [iibud. 
Sojourn,  So-jurn,   n.   a   temjHjrari   rczidens  or 
SoJoiusER,  S(j-jurn-or,  n.  u  t^Smporari  dwelcr. 
Sojourning,  Sib-jurn-ip,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  hco 

Scijurnz.  [sojurnit). 

.Sojournment,  S6-jum-mcnt,  n.  de  akt  or  tjm  ov 
Soke,  Suk,  n.  {Law)  a  privilej; — a  serkit  or  dis- 

trikt  in  l.iukonjer,  loglanil,  in  hwi(j  sum  partik- 

yqlar  ptsor  or  privilej  iz  cksersjzd. 
Sokejian,  Suk-man,    n.,    pi.    StJk-racn;    {Law) 

wun  hit)  held  h\  no  s^rvil  tonyqr,  but  pad  rent 

az  a  sok,  or  sin  ov  fredom. 
SoKEMANRT,  S<jk-man-ri,  n.   (Low)    de  tonyt^r 

ov  a  sukaj.  [in  a  lordz  sok. 

SoKKREEVK,  Suk-ftv,  H.   {Lato)    a  rent-gaderer 
Sol,  Sol,  fi.  [L.]  de  sun.— [/>.J  a   Fronq   koper 

kffn;  a  sA. 
Sol,  Sol,  «r  Sfc»l,  n.  At  nam  ov  wun  ov  dr  mjizi- 

kul  nots  in  mi-fiiii).     Se  {S"l-/(i.) 
Solace,  S6l-as,  r.  t.  tu  konsc)!*:  tu  ala;  tu  kum- 

fort;  tu  qrr.  [rrat«>d. 

Solace,  Solas,*  r.  i,  tu  tnk  kumfort;  tu  be  r<*k- 
Solace,  S61-a9,  n.  kumfort  in  grtf;   konsolajon; 

aleviajon;  dat  hwi(j  givz  kumfort  or  plcjqr;  rek- 

ren/on.  Isolns. 

Solacement,  S61-n9-ment,  ir.  de  akt  ov  solasi^; 
SoLACiot'8,  So-l(i-Jus,»  a.  afonlip  kumfort. 
SoLAK,  Sij-lak,  n.  a  boman,  or  qr^er,  brlogig  tu 

de  ])er!>i>nBl  gqrd  ov  de  Grand  >>rnyur. 
SoLANDER,  8o-lAnd-cr,  n.  a  dii^s  in  borsci. 

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SoLAND-GOOBE,  S6-land-g(J>s,  j  n,  an  akw&tik  f^l, 
SoLAN-GOOSE,  Su-lan-gobs,       I      ov  abit  de   sjz 

ov  a  ga>s,  rcmqrkabl  for  de  kwiknoa  ov  iu  sit; 

de  ganot. 
SOLANiA,  So-ld-ni-a,  n.  {Ohem.)  At  akliv  prin- 

sipl  ov  Kolanitjii  dulk.imnra,  or  wudi  nitjad. 
Solano,  So-l^-no,  n.  [S/'.]  a  hot,  opriisiv  wind, 

hwiq  bloz  okajonali  in  de  .Mcditcr^ueiui,  partik- 

yqlurli  on  de  estern  kost  ov  Si>an. 
SoLANUM,  So-l(i-num,  n.  [L.]  {Jiut.)  a  jeniu  OT 

plants.     Sulanuiii  (iiheromim,  de  plant  ov  hwiq 

de  jHjtato  iz  de  nijt,  a  nativ  ov  Amerika.     Su- 

Ittnmit,   nj(jriirn,   de    komon    n|tjad.     Sblttnum 

llkujirrsikinn,  luv-apl  or  tomqtu. 
Solar,  Su-lar,  a.  ov  or  relatig   tu  de  nun;   az, 

gcilar  eklips; — mejqrd  bj  de  sun:  az,  nular  munt, 

sular  yer.    Sular  inikrosku/i,  de  komon  mjkru- 

akup  konekted  tu  a   refl^ktor  and  kondenscr. 

Sular  KuUin,  dat  jxirt  ov  de  yq^nivers  hwiq  kom- 

prjzez  de  sun  and  de  varius  bovnli  bodiz  hwiq 

revolv  ar'Knd  it. 
Solar,  ScJ-lar,  n.  an  entrans  tu  a  mjn;  a  rmm  or 

galeri  in  a  mjn.     Se  {.Sulhir.) 
.'^olarv,  S6-lar-i,  a.  relatij)  tu  de  sun;  solar. 
Sold,  Sold,  i.  and  /».  from  Stl.     Se  {Stll.) 
Sold,  Sold,*  «.  militari  pa;  worlikentcrtanmcnt. 
SoLDAN,  Sol-dan,*  n.  sultan. 
Solder,  S61-der,  or  S6-dor,  v.  t.  tu  yqnjt  or  fasn 

wid  metalik  semont:  tu  mend;  tu  yqnjt  cni  tig 

brokn;  tu  soder.     .Se  {S>idtr.) 
Solder,  S61-der,  n.  metalik  semcnt;  seder. 
SoLDERER,  S61-dor-cr,  or  So-der-er,  n.    wun  hen 

solderz. 
Soldier,  S(I>l-jcr,    «.   a   member  ov  a   militari 

kumpiini,  or  ov  an  qrmi;  a  fjtij)  man;  a  woryor; 

—  knmonli  a  prjvat  soljer,  az  distijjgwi/t  from 

an  ofiser.  [mal. 

Soldier-crab,  Sul-jer-krab,  n.  a  kru:-tajus  ani- 
."^OLDiERE-ss,  S(f)l-jer-os,  n.  a  femal  woryor. 
Soldierlike,  Stil-jer-ljk,  a.  mqr/al;  soljcrli. 
Soldierly,    S61-jer-li,    a.    bekdmig    a    soljer; 

mqrjal. 
Soldiership,  Sul-jer-Jip,  n.  de  stat  or  kwoliti 

ov  a  soljer;  militari  karaktcr;  mqrjal  skil. 
Soldiery,  S61-jer-i,  n.  a  bodi  ov  militari  men; 

soljerz  kcilektivli. 
Sole,  Sol,  n.  de  botom  ov  de  fut;  de  fut;  de 

botom  ov  de  Jio;  de  pqrt  ov  eni  tig  dat  tuqez  de 

gr'snd: — a  smol  se-fij". 
Sole,  Sol,  r.  t.  tu  f  urnij  wid  solz,  az,  tu  *ol  a 

p.*\r  ov  Jibz.  [not  marid. 

Sole,  Sol,  a.   siggl;  onli;  aI6n;  sulitnri. — {Law) 
Solecism,  S61-e-siz-m, n, (/^A*-^)  an  oft^ns  ag^nst 

de  nnlz  ov  gniiuar  and   siutaks,  bj    At   yqs   ov 

wurdz  in  a  mg  konstrukjon.    (I   hqibaricm  ma 

be  ov  wun  wurd,  bat  a  »ilesizm  muBt  be  ov  mor; 

— eni  unfitncs  or  iinproprjtti. 
Solecist,  S61-E-sist,  n.  wun  hibkomitsa  861esizm. 
SoLECisTic,  Sol-c-sis-tik,  a.  kontanig  a  solesizm, 

solrsistikul. 
SoLECisTiCAL,  Sol-e-sis-ti-kal,  a.  relatig   tu,  or 

kontanig,  a  solesizm. 
SoLECisTiCALLY,  Sol-e-sjs-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  nA- 

fsistikal  niiiner. 


Solecize,  Sol-e-sjz,  v.  ».  tu  praktis  sdlesizm. 
.Solely,  ."^iJl-li,  au.  wid 
i{);;li:  onli. 


no  udcr  person  or  tig; 


Solemn.  .■^61-em,  a.  irlijusli  grav;  oful;  formal; 

rityqjil;    slrjkig    wid   sfriusnos;    sober;    serins; 

afektedli  srrius.  [solemniti. 

SoLEMN-BREATHiNO,  S61-em-brEd-ig,  a.  difqzig 
SOLEMNESS,  Sol-em-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  »<.'lom; 

solemniti. 
Solemnity,  So-l^m-ni-ti,  n.  a   s<5rfmoni   or   rjt 

anyqali  perfi'«rmd:  a  rrlijus  s<'rrmoni:   dr  stat 

ov  brig  solom;  graviti:  seriusncs;  oful  grandyqr. 


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Solemnization,  Sol-em-ni-za-Jon,  n,  de  akt  ov 

solemnjzij;  selebrajon. 
Solemnize,  S61-em-njz,  v.  t.  tu  dignif  j  bj  solem 

seri-moniz;  tu  selebrat  in  dq,  farm;— tva  perferm 

rslijusli  wuns  a  yer; — tu  mak  solem  er  serius;  tu 

impres  wid  e.  ^        L^z- 

SoLEMNizEE,  Sol-em-niz-er,  n.  wun  hcb  solemnjz- 
SoLEMNLF,  S61-em-li,  ad.  in  a  solem  maner;  wid 

rslijus  er  dij,  sersmoniz;  sgriusli;  ernestli. 
SoLEN,  So-len,  n.    a  surjikal  majen,  in  hwiq  a 

brokn  leg  iz  plast.—<  CowcA.)  a  bjvalv  Jel-f ij;  de 

razor-Jel,  or  razor-Jet. 
SoLENACEAN,  Sol-e-na-Jan,  n.  {Conchy   a   term 

apljd  tu  a  famili  ov  bjvalv  molusks,  ov  hwiq  de 

razor-Jel  er  solen  iz  de  tjp.  [solenajanz. 

SOLENACEOUS,    Sol-e-na-Jus,    a.    relatig   tu   de 
SoLENESS,  Sol-nes,  n.  sii)gl  stat. 
SoLENiTE,  S6-len-it,  n.  a  jenus  ov  Jelz;  a  pet- 

rifjd  solen. 
SoLENODON,  So-len-o-don,  n.   {Zool.)    a  jenus 

ov  insektivorus  mamalz. 
Solenoid,  S6-le-nerd,  n.  in  F.lektro-dinimiks,  a 

smel  elektrikal  kurent,  namd  from  its  Jap. 
SOLESHIP,  Sol-Jip,  n.  sii)gl  stat;  solnes. 
SoL-FA,  Sol-f4,  er  Sol-fq.  v.  i.  {Mus.)  tu  ekser- 

sjz  de  vers  on  de  gamut,  hwjl  cirtikyq,latig  de  sil- 

ablz  soI,/q,  me,  &s. 
SoLFANAEiA,  Sol-fa-nq-ri-Q,  n.llt.l  a  sulfur  mjn. 
SOLFATAEA,  Sol-fa-t^-ra,  n.  [li.]  {Geol.}  a  vol- 

kanik  vent,  from   hwiq   sulfur,  and   sulfqreus, 

weteri,  and  asid  vaporz  and  gasez  qr  emited. 
SoLFATAEiTE,  Sol-fa-tq-rjt,  n.  {Min.}  a  mineral 

substans  f'snd  in  de  solfatqraz  ov  Itali. 
Solicit,  So-lis-it,  v.  t.  tu  import^n;  tu  entret; 

tu  kel  tu  akjon;  tu  sumon;  tu  implor;  tu  ask; 

tu  rekwest;  tu  krav;  tu  beg;  tu  beseg;  tu  sup- 

likat;  tu   trj   tu   obtan; — tu   disturb;  tu   dis- 

kwjet. 
Solicit,  So-lis-it,  v.  i.  tu  mak  sralisitajon. 
Solicitation,  So-lis-i-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  solis- 

itig;  importqniti;  invitajon;  eksjtment. 
SoLiciTOE,  So-lis-it-or,  7i.  wun  hot)  solisits,  im- 

porti^nz,  or  entrets; — an  atiirni  or  k"8nselor  at  le; 

— partikyqlarli,  and  in  distiijkjon  from  an  atdr- 

ni,  wun  hO)  praktisez  in  a  kort  ov  qanseri. 
Solicitoe-geneeal,  So-lis-it-or-jen-er-al,  7i.   a 

l&-ofiser  ov  de  krsn,  in  Iggland,  hot)  ragks  nekst 

tu  de  aturni-jeneral,  wid  hcom  he  iz  asojiated 

in  de  manajiij  ov  de  legal  biznes  ov  de  kr'sn. 
Solicitous,  So-lis-it-us,  a.  havig  solisiiq^d;  agk- 

Jus;  k^rful;  konsernd.  [soli3itq,d. 

Solicitously,  So-lis-it-us-li,  ad.  agkjusli;  wid 
SoLiciTousNESS,  So-lis-it-us-ncs,  n.   &s  stat  ov 

beii)  solisitus.  [its. 

Soliciteess,  So-lis-i-tres,  n.  a  wuman  hoo  solis- 
Solicitude,  So-li3-i-tq,d,  n.   agzjeti;  k^rfulnes; 

kousern;  k^r;  agkjus  k^r. 
Solid,  S61-id,  a.  not  likwid;  not  flq,id;— not  holo: 

ful  ov  mater;  kompakt;  dens;— havig  el  de  jeo- 

metrikal  dimenjunz,  leijt,  bredt,  and  tiknes; — 

stroi);  ferm;  hqrd;  substanjal;  stabL;  s-snd;— real; 

trO);  not  emti;  not  falajus;  not  Ijt;  not  sq,perfijal; 

grav;  prtif-snd. 
Solid,  Sol-id,  n.  a  solid  substans:  a  magnitqd 

hwiq  haz  ler)t,  bredt,  and  tiknes;— ^^.  de  bonz, 

flej,  ka.,  ov   de    bodi,   in  distigkjon   from   de 

flq,idz.  [makii)  solid. 

Solidification,  Sa-lid-i-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
Solidify,  So-lid-i-f  j,  v.  t.  tu  mak  solid;  tu  re- 

d^s  tu  de  stat  ov  a  solid  substans. 
Solidism,  S61-id-iz-m,n.(i/«tZ.)  de  medikal  dok- 

trin  dat  refurz  ol  dizezez  tu  olterajonz  ov  de 

solid  pqrts  ov  de  bodi. 
Solidity,  So-lid-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  solid; 

fulnes  ov  mater:  fermnes;  hqrdnes;  kompaktnes; 

densiti;  not  flqidili; — realiti;  graviti. 


Solidly,  S61-id-li,  ad.  in  a  solid  maner;  fermli; 
densli.  [iti. 

SoLiDNESS,  S61-id-nes,  n.  soliditi;  fermnes;  dens- 

Solidungulate,  Sol-i-ddg-gq^-lat,  n.  a.  soliped. 

SoLiDUNGULOus,  Sol-i-dug-gii,-lus,  a.  hol-haft, 
az  a  hers. 

SOLIFIDIAN,  Sol-i-fid-i-an,  n.  wun  hcD  supozez 
dat  fat  alon,  widtt  wurks,  iz  nesesari  tu  sal- 
vajon.  [fidianz, 

SoLiFiDiAN,  Sol-i-fid-i-an,  a.  relatig  tu  de  Soli- 

SoLiFiDiANiSM,  Sol-i-fid-i-an-iz-m,  n.  de  tenets 
ov  Solifidianz.  [okwi. 

Soliloquize,  So-lil-o-kwjz,  v.  i.  tu  uter  a  solil- 

Soliloquy,  So-lil-o-kwi,  n.  a  disk6rs  mad  bj 
wun  in  solitq,d  tu  himself;  a  tokig  tu  wunz  self. 

Soliped,  S61-i-ped,  n.  an  animal  havig  a  siggl 
h(Df  on  eq  f  ut;  a  solidur)gq,lat. 

Solitaiee,  Sol-i-t4r,  n.  [/)'.]  a  hermit; — an  er- 
nament  far  de  nek; — a  gam  wid  kqrdz. 

Solitaeian,  Sol-i-ta-ri-an,  n.  a  hermit;  a  sol- 
itari.  [solitari. 

Solitaeiety,  Sol-i-ta-rj-e-ti,*  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

Solitaeilt,  S61-i-ta-ri-li,  ad.  in  a  solitari  man- 
er; in  solitqd. 

SoLiTAEiNESs,  Sol-l-ta-ri-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
solitari;  solitq,d. 

SoLiTAEY,  S61-i-ta-ri,  a.  livig  alon;  siggl;  lonli; 
not  havig  kumpani;  retjrd;  remot  from  kum- 
pani;  desolat;  glcomi;  dizmal.  [hermit. 

Solitary,  S61-i-ta-ri,   n.  wun  hoo   livz  alon;  a 

Solitude,  S61-i-tq,d,  n.  &z  stat  ov  beig  al6n;  a 
lonli  Ijf;  lonlines;  remotnes  from  kumpani;  a 
plas  uninhabited;  a  lonli  plas;  a  dezert. 

Solivagant,  So-liv-a-gant,  )   a.    wonderig  ab'st 

SoLiVAGUS,  So-liv-a-gus,      i         alon. 

SOLLAR,  S6I-ar,*  n.  an  uper  rCbm;  a  loft;  a  garet; 
— an  entrans  tu  a  mjn;  a  room  er  galeri  in  a  mjn. 

SoLMizATiON,  Sol-mi-za-Jon,  n.  [from  de  mq,zi- 
kal  term  6wi!  TO4-,]  {Mus.)  de  akt  ov  eksersjzig 
de  vers  on  de  gamut;  a  kjnd  ov  sol-fqig. 

Solo,  So-lo,  n.  [/<.]  {Mus.y  a  pes  ov  mq,zik  er  a 
moQvment,  tu  be  plad  er  sug  bj  wun  person  onli. 

Solomon 's-loaf,  S61-o-monz-16f,  n.  a  plant. 

Solomon's-seal,  S61-o-monz-sel,  n.  a  perenial 
plant;  {amvaJlai'ia.y 

Solstice,  S61-stis,  ».  de  tjm  at  hwig  de  sun  iz 
at  de  gratest  distans  from  de  ekwator,  hwiq 
hapnz  at  midsumer,  (hwen  de  daz  qr  loggest,) 
and  at  mid-winter,  (hwen  de  daz  qr  Jortest. ) 

Solstitial,  Sol-stiJ-al,  a.  belogig  tu  de  solstis; 
hapnig  at  de  solstis. — Sohtifal  fonts,  de  tO)  pernta 
in  de  ekliptik,  at  hwiq  de  sun  arjvz  at  de  tjm  ov 
de  solstis.  3e  ferst  pffnts  ov  Kanser  and  Kap- 
rikeru.  [s61yii,bl. 

Solubility,  Sol-yq,-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

Soluble,  S61-yq,-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  dizolvd;  solva- 
bl;  kapabl  ov  disolqjon;  relaksig.  [goose.y 

SoLUND-GOOSE,    So-lund-gcDS,    n.     Se   {Soland- 

Solute,  So-h^t,  a.  relakst;  fre;  Ijsenjus. — {Bot.} 
loDs;  fre;  not  adherig. 

Solution,  So-lq-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  solvig;  de  akt 
ov  dizolvig;  de  stat  ov  beig  solvd  er  dizolvd;  dat 
hwig  iz  dizolvd;  mater  dizolvd;  rezolqjon  ov  a 
d-st;  remiDval  ov  an  intelektyqal  difikulti;  reles; 
deliverans;  disqqrj.  [Jon, 

SoLUTiVE,  S61-yq-tiv,  a.  laksativ;  kezig  relaksa- 

Solvability,  Sol-va-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
solvabl;  abiliti  tu  pa  el  demdndz. 

Solvable,  S61-va-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  solvd  er  eks- 
pland;  kapabl  ov  beig  pad. 

Solve,  Solv,  v.  t.  tu  kler;  tu  eksplan;  tu  untj 
an  intelektyqal  not;  tu  rezolv;  tu  unf61d. 

Solvency,  S61-ven-si,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  solvent; 
abiliti  tu  pa  el  dets. 

Solvent,  Sol-vent,  a.  havig  p'ser  tu  dizolv,  er 
tu  koi  disolqjon; — abltu  pa  el  dets  kontrakteeL 


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Solvent,  Sol-vent,  n.  {C'/t^rn.)  a  substans  or  likor 

dut  diiolvi  bodii;  a  mendlra>uin. 
80LVEK,  Sol-vor,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  solvz. 
SoLViuLE,  S(')l-vi-bl,  a.     Se  {SidcabU.) 
S01IATI8T,  S6-ma-ti3t,  n.  wun  hot  odmita  de  eg- 

zi-itunsuv  inutcrial  substanscz  onii;  a  tnaU'rialist. 
Somatology,  So-ma-tol-o-ji,   n.   At   doktria  ov 

luateriul  .substunsez;  a  tretiz  on  de  hiiman  bodi. 
SoMBBK,  Suin-ber,  a.  dqrk;  gloomi;  soinbrua. 
SoMBBKNKSS,  S6in-ber-ne!(,  u.  gla>ui;  d((rknea. 
SoMBUOL'8,    Soin-brus,    a.    dqrk;  gloimi;  somber. 
SoMK,  Sum,  Q  torminujon  ov  meiii  adjektivz,  hwiq 

iitnuH    a    kwuliti   or    properti  ov  eni  tig;    az 

SouE,  Sum,  a.  mar  er  les,  az  tu  kwontiti  or  az 

tu  namber;  serten;  eni;  wun  widist  determinig 

hwiq: — it  iz  oded  tu  a  number  tu  Ju  dat  de 

number  is  unserton  and  konjektyn,ral;  az,  "si/w 

ton  legz  tu  de  westward." 
Some,  Sum,  indej.  adj.  prun.  sum  pepl;  gum  pcr- 

sonz;  sum  tigz.     It  iz  ofn  op<f)zd  lu  uderz;   az, 

'•.y</m  qr  hapi,  hw^l  uderz  qr  mizcrabl." 
Somebody,   bum-bod-i,    n.    wun:  a  peraon  not 

jdcntifjd;  a  person  ov  importansor  konsidora/on. 
SoMEDEAL,  Slim-del,  ad.  in  sum  degre. 
Somehow,  Sdm-h's,  ad.  in  wun  wa  or  udcr. 
Somersault,  Siim-er-solt,  /  n.  a  lep  in  hwiq  de 
Somerset,  Sdm-er-set,        i      belz  qr  triin  uver 

de    bed;— ritn  oLw  {tsummernet,)  and  {sumtner- 

sanlt.) 
Someevillitk,  Sdm-er-vil-jt,  n.  {Jlin.}  a  kris- 

t-il|zd  mineral. 
Somethino,  Slim-tig,  n.  a  tig  indefinitli;  a  mat- 
er indcterminnt;  a  tig  merilig  konsiderajon;  a 

ixirt. 
SoMETUi.vo,  Slim-tig,  a<f.  in  sum  degr£.       [tim. 
Sometime,  Sdm-tjm,  ad.  wuns;  formcrii;  at  wun 
Sometimes,  Siim-tjmz. a</.  not  never;  av  and  den; 

at  wun  tjm  or  uder;  at  wun  tjm. 
Somewhat,  Sii.'n-hwot,  n.  sumtig;  a  litl;  mor  or 

les:  pqrt,  grater  or  les.  [les. 

Somewhat.  Siim-hwot,  ad.  in  sum  degre;  mor  or 
Somewue&e,  Sdm-hw^r,  ad.  in  wun  plas  or  an- 

tidcr. 
Somkwhile,  Sdm-hw[I,  ad.  wuns;  for  a  tjm. 
SoMhwiiiTHKE,  Sum-hwid-er,  ad.  tu  sum  plas. 
SoMMiTE,  .Som-jt,  n.  {Jlin.)  nefelin  ov  Soma. 
Somnambllatio.v,  Som-nam-bq,-la-/on, n.  de  akt 

ov  w.tkig  in  slcp. 
Somnambule,  Sum-nam-bql,  n.  a  somnambr),list. 
Somnambulic,  Sum-nam-bn,-lik,   a.    relatig   tu 

sumn:iiubqlizm. 
Somnambulism,  Som-nam-bi^-liz-m, n.  de  akt  ov 

W'lkig  in  ."lep:  bwutovcr  iz  dun  bj  a  person  apj^r- 

entli  in'tensibi  tu  cksternal  objekLs,  hd)  akts  az 

if  he  wer  in  a  stnt  ov  kunjusncs. 
Somnambulist,  Som-nam-bq-list,  n.  wun  hco  woks 

iu  biz  slep,  or  praktisuz  somnambqlizm. 
.•^OMXEE,  Som-ner,  n.  a  sumoner. 
SoMNiAL,  Som-iii-al,  a.  relatig  tu  dremz. 
SoMNiATiVE,  S6m-ni-a-tir,  a.  relatig  tu,  ©r  pro- 

dqsig.  dremi. 
SoMsiFEROUS,  Som-nlf-er-ua,  a.  kozig  slcp;  pro- 

kqrig  »lep;  wjportforus. 
."^OMXiKic,  .Som-nif-ik,  a.  koxig  slep;  somniferus. 
.SoMviLoyUENCE,  Som-nil-o-kwens,  n.  de  akt  ov 

U«ki||  ill  slcp:  slcp  tokig. 
SoMXiLoquiSM,  Soin-iiil-u-kwif-m,  n.  de  akt  ov 

tokig  in  slcp  er  hwjl  dremig:  somnilokwens. 
SOMNiLuguiST,  Som-uil-u-kwist,  r».  wun  hiD  toks 

in  sirp. 
SoMNiuM,  S6m-ni-um,  n.  [L.]  a  drcm;  a  kombi- 

Dojoii  >>v  i<ieaz  or  imajcs  dat  present  dcms^lvt 

tu  de  mind  dqrig  slcp. 
Somnolence,  S6m-na>-iens,     |  n.  slepines;  inkli- 
Somnolency,  S<im-no-len-si,  j      nnjon  tu  slcp. 


.■u.>.^ti,   ouu-ei,  V.  I.  via  Kompu 
Sonneteer,  Son-et-£r,  ) 

SoNNETER.  S6n-et-er,*  ^  ^'  °- 

SoNNETiST,  S6n-et-ist,»)  *"" 


SoMKOLKNT,  S6m-no-lent,  a.  8lepi;dnfzi. 

Son,  Sun,  n.  a  mal  qjld:  korelaiiv  tu  finder  er 
wjurfe/-;— a  de«(5ndanl,  bTxiver  diutanl;  az,  "de 
$um  ov  Adam;" — a  kompela/on  ov  an  old  man 
tu  a  yug  man,  or  ov  a  prcst  or  tecicr  tu  biz 
disjpl;— a  naliv  ov  a  kuntri. 

Sonata,  So-n^-ta,  n.  [It.]  (Jfus.)  a  tqn  or  kom- 
pozi/on  tu  be  performd  bulli  bj  instruimentd. 

SONO,  Sog,  n.  dat  hwiq  iz  sug  or  fit  tu  be  sun;  a 
balad;  a  poem;  la;  stran;  bim;— puetri;  [uesi; — 
nota  ov  berdz;— a  trjfl. — An  uld  tmj,  a  mcr  trjfl. 

.SoNOlSH,  .S(jg-iJ,»  a.  konsistig  ov,  or  lik,  s.jgz.' 

Songster,  S6n-ster,  n.  a  person  or  beni  dat  siflz. 

.Songstress,  hog-stres,  n.  a  femal  siger. 

•Soniferous,  So-nif-or-us,  a.  brigig  sund;  sono- 
,  rilik.  [doter. 

SoN-ix-LAW,  Sdn-in-lo,  n.  a  man  marid  tu  wunz 

Sonnet,  Son-et,  n.  a  jort  sog  or  p>aem; — spejali, 
a  Jort  poem  konsistig  ov  forten  Ijnz,  rjmd  akord- 
ig  tu  an  intriknt,  but  not  olwaz  presjsli  similar, 
aranjmcnt. 

Sonnet,  S6n-et,  v.  i.  tu  kompuz  aonets. 

rjter  ov  sonets;  a 
smol  poet. 

Sonnetize,  .Sdn-et-jz,J  r.  i.  tu  komp<f)Z  sonets. 
Sonnet- writer,  Son-ct-rjt-er,  n.  a.  rjter  ov  son- 
ets; a  soneter. 
So.vnite,  Sun-jt,  n.  wun  ov  a  Mahometan  sekt. 

Kold  olso  {Siinnite-g,  ^lonees,  and  Sunnus.) 
Sonometer,  So-n6m-c-ter,  n.  a  mejqr  ov  s^nd. 
SoNORiFic,  So-no-rif-ik,    a.    givig   or  prodqsig 

8'isnd. 
Sonorous,  So-no-rus,  a.  givig  sifnd  hwen  strak; 

Hd-s-jjudig;  givifl  a  lud  er  Jril  sund;  hi-svndig; 
-,  J"l- 
Sonorously,    So-no-rus-li,    ad.    in  a  sanonu 

m:uier;  wid  s'snd.  [beig  sunorus. 

.Sonorousness,  .So-nu-rus-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
SoNSHir,  Sdn-Jip,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  sun;  filiajon. 
SooDER,  SoE(-dor,  n.  de  fort  kast  amdg   de  Hin- 

ditz,  konsistig  ovqrtizanz,  laborerz,  and  servants. 
SoOFEE,  S<J[)-fc,  n.  u  term  apljd  tu  a  Perjan  dj- 

nosti;— it  iz  apljd  likwjz  tu  u  relijus  person,  and 

ritn  olso  {soji^  and  nniiki.') 
SooJEE,  S(f)-je,  n.  a  granyqlar  substans  ov  hwet. 

Se  {Stmulina.) 
Soon,  Sotm,  ad.  bcfiir  log:  Jartli:  erli;  kwikli;  red- 

ili;  wiligli; — a.  spedi. — .iz  scuu  az,  imediatli;  at 

de  veri  tjm. 
SooNEE,  SA-nc,  n.  wun  ov  de  sekt  ov  de  Mah6m- 

etanz  hOi  folo  de  tradijonz: — kold  olso  {S"nniU, 

and  S'lnnitu,)  and  ojxSzd  tu  {,SMi(<;.} 
SooNLY,  Sif<n-li,*  ad.  kwikli:  spcdili. 
SooPBERRY,  Sd)p-ber-i,  n.     Se  {S -a j •berry.) 
Soot,  So&t,  or  Sut,  n.  de  p'sderi  blak  mas  depoz- 

itcd  bj  smuk  hwonbekdmig  kOjl;  kondenst  smok. 
Sooted,  Si£»t-ed,  or  Siit-ed,  a.  smerd  er  kuverd 

wid  soit. 
SooTERKiN,  Stf)t-er-kin,    fi.    a  kjnd  ov  fels  b?rt 

fabld  ov  Duq  wimen,  fmm  sitig  over  d^r  stovi. 
SooTH,  S<Dt,  a.  trU);  fatful. 
Soothe,  S<i>d,  r.  t.  tu  ala;  tu  kom[i6z:  tu  aswaj; 

tu  tninkwiljz;  tu  kqm;  tu  sofn;  tu  molifj;  tu 

gratifj:  tu  po^ifj;  tu  miligat;  tu  apez. 
Soother,  Sc6d-er, ».  wun  hiDsa)dzor  trankwiljzez. 
Soothingly,  Si)d-ig-li,  ad.  in  a  sit)dig  mancr. 
SooTiWAY,  SiLt-sa,  r.  t.  tu  prcdikt;  tu  furtel. 
Soothsay,  ."^Xt-sa,  n.  a  tnn  soig:— a  prcdik/on. 
Soothsayer,  S<f)t-sa-er,  n.  a  furtelcr;  a  prcdiktcr. 
Soothsaying,  S<£>t-sa-ig.  n.  de  akt  ov  fortelig; 

predikjon. 
Sootiness,  S<t>t-i-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  s<x>ti. 
Sooty,  S«l>t-i,  or  Sut-i,  a.  brcdig  siOt:  koncistig 

ov  ant;  kuverd  wid  s<i>t:  bluk;  dqrk:  duski. 
•Sooty,  Si6t-i,  1.  t.  tu  mak  blak  wid  sODt. 


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Sop,  Sop,t  n.  eni  tiij  stspt  in  likor,  komonli  tu  be 

etn:— eni  tii)  givn  tu  pasif  j,  from  de  sop  givn 

tu  Serberus. 
Sop,  Sop,:t:  '»•  t- 1^  step  in  likor;  tu  im^rs  in  gravi, 

er  eni  likwid. 
SopE,  Sqp,  n.    Se  {Sxip.} 
Soph,  Siaf,  n.  a  dispn,tant;  sofister;  a  sttj^dent  ov 

tiD  yrrz  standii)  in  a  yq,niversiti.  [Jia. 

SOPHI,  So-fi,  n.  {Per.}  ie  kii)  er  emperor  ov  Fer- 
SoPHisM,  S6f-iz-m,  ?i.  an  aperans  ov  tri»t  wid-st 

de  rsaliti;  a  spejus  but  falajus  Argument;   an 

uns^nd  subtilti;  a  falasi. 
Sophist,  S6f-ist,  n.  a  profesor  ov  filosofi;  wun 

hiD  tsqez  er  praktisez  dt  qrt  ov  sutl  but  falajus 

reznii):— an  undergradyq^at  at  de  yuniversiti  ov 

Kambrij,  Iijgland:  sofister. 
SoPHiSTEB,  S6f-is-ter,*  w.  a  dispixtant  falajusli 

sutl;  an  qrtful  but  insidius  lojijan: — a  profesor 

ov  filosofi:  a  sofist;— an  undergradyq,at. 
Sophistic,  So-fis-tik,  j  a.  relatii)  tu  sofis- 

SOPHISTICAL,  Su)-fis-ti-kal,  i      tri;  kontanig  sof- 

istri;  falajusli  sutl;  lojikali  desetful. 
SoPHiSTiCALLY,  So-fis-ti-kal-i,  ad.   wid  falajus 

sutlti. 
SoPHiSTiCALXESS,  So-fis-ti-kal-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 

ov  beir)  sofistikal. 
Sophisticate,  So-fis-ti-kat,  v.  t.   tu  adulterat; 

tu  korupt  wid  sumtiij  spqrius;  tu  vijiat. 
Sophisticate,   So-fis-ti-kat,    a.    adulterat;  not 

jenyiiin. 
Sophistication,  So-fis-ti-ka-Jon,  n.   de  akt  ov 

sofiitikatir);  adulterajon. 
SoPHisTiCATOR,  So-fis-ti-ka-tor,  n.  wun  ho  so- 

fistikats;  an  adulterator. 
Sophistry,  Sof-is-tri,  n.  falajus  reznii);  a  sutl 

falasi;  fols  lojik. 
SoPHOMOKE,    86f-o-mor,    n.    a  sti|dent,    in  an 

Amerikan  koloj,  in  hiz  sekond  yer. 
Sop-iN-wixE,  S6p-in-wjn,     )  n.  a  kjnd  ov  pigk; 
Sops-iN-wiNE,  S6ps-in-\vin,  i      an  apl. 
Sopor,  S6-por,  n.  a  prof'snd  slep. 
Soporate,  S6p-o-rat,*  v.  t.  tu  la  aslep. 
SopoRiFEROCS,  Sop-o-rif-er-us,  a.  prodiiktiv  ov 

slep:  kozii)  slep;  narkotik;  soporifik;  somniferus; 

anoJin;  slepi. 
SoPORiFEROUSNESS,    Sop-Q-rif-er-us-nes,    n.    de 

kwiiliti  ov  kozii)  slep.  [kotik. 

Soporific,  Sop-o-rif-ik,  a.  kezii)  slep;  opiat;  nar- 
SopoRiFic,  Sop-o-rif-ik,   n.   {Med.}   a  soporifik 

medisin,  er  a  medisin  kozii)  slep. 
Soporose,  Sop-o-ros,  a.  slepi;  kezirj  slep. 
SoppER,  S6p-er,  n.  wun  hO)  steps  eni  tin  in  likor. 
Soprano,    So-prq-no,    n.     [Jt.]   pi.    So-pr^-ne, 

{Mus.)  trobl;  de  sviprem  or  hjest  vokal  pqrt. 
Sorb,  Sorb,  n.  de  servis-tre;  de  beri  ov  ae  tre. 
SoRB-APPLE,  Sorb-ap-l,  n.  de  friDt  ov  de  servis- 

tre. 
Sorb  ATE,  Ser-bat,  n.  {Chem.)  a  selt  komp6zd  ov 

serbik  asid  and  a  bas. 
SoEBEFACiENT,  Sor-be-fa-Jent,   a.    {Med.)   pro- 

motii)  abserpjon. 
SoRBEFACiENT,  Sor-bE-fa-Jent,7i.  asubstans  hwiq 

kezez  absorpjon;  a  substans  yv^zd  fer  remcDvig 

sii^jierflqus  or  nokjus  flqidz. 
SoEBic,  8orb-ik,  a.  {Chem.)  derivd  from  de  serb. 
SoEBOXiCAL,  Sor-bon-i-kal,  a.  ov  er  belogig  tu 

de  Sorbon. 
SoRBONiST,  Ser-bon-ist,  n.  a  doktor  ov  de   teo- 

lojikal  h-Rs  ov  de  {Sm  bonne,}  in  de  anjent  yrj^ni- 

versiti  ov  Paris.      3e  Sirrhon  woz  elso  a  term 

yi^zd  in  joneral  forde  hoi  fakulti  ovteolojidj^r. 
Sorcerer,  Sor-ser-er,  n.  wun  hO)  praktisez  sor- 

seri;  a  kiinjii,rcr;  an  cnqdnter;  a  majijan;  a  nek- 

romansor. 
Sorceress,  Ser-ser-es,  n.   a  femal   majijan;    an 
cnqdntres. 


SoRCEROUS,  Ser-ser-us,  a.  kontanig  enqdntments. 
Sorcery,  Sdr-ser-i,  n.  de  qrt  or  praktis  ov  sorser- 

erz;  majik;  enqdntment;  kunji^rajon;  wiqkraft; 

qqrmz. 
SoRD,  Sard,   n.   [konipted  from  {eward;}']  turf; 

grasi  grxnd.    Se  {Sward.} 
SoEDES,  Ser-dez,  n.  \_L.]  f'slnes;  dregz. 
SoRDET,  Sor-det,  ti.  sam  az  {sordine.} 
Sordid,  Sor-did,  a.  f^sl;  gros;  filti;  derti; — intel- 

ektyq^ali  derti:  men;  vjl:  bas; — kuvetus;  nigardli; 

penvirius;  pqrsimouius.  [li;  basil. 

Sordidly,  S6r-did-li,  ad.  in  a  serdid  maner;  men- 
SoRDiDNESS,  Ser-did-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  ser- 
did; mennes. 
SoRDixE,  Sor-den,  n.    a  smal  pip  put  intu  de 

mst  ov  a  trumpet,  or  on  de  brij  ov  a  vjolin,  tu 

dedn  de  S'snd. 
Sore,  Sor,  n.  a  plas  tender  and  panful,  az  from 

ekskoriajon;  an  ulser. 
Sore,  Sor,  a.   tender  tu  de  tuq;  tender  tu   de 

mind; — ezili  vekst;  vjolent  wid  pan;   afliktivli 

vehement;  grevus. 
Sore,  Sor,  aa.  intensli;  in  a  grat  degre;  grevusli; 

panful; — "3a  el  wept  ior." 
Sorel,  S6r-el,  n.  a  buk  ov  de  terd  yer; — a.  redij. 
Sorely,  S6r-li,   ad.     wid  grat  pan   er   distres; 

grevusli.  [nes. 

Sorexess,  Sor -nes,  re.  de  stat  ov  beig  sor;  tender- 
SoRi,  S6-rj,  n.  pi.  {Bot.}  de  smel  heps  ov  repro- 

diiktiv  granyqlz  fisnd  on  fernz;  fruktifikajon  ov 

fernz. 
Sorites,  So-rj-tez,  n.  {Logic}  an  abrijd  form  ov 

statig  a  seriez  ov  silojizmz;  an  qrgq,ment  hwq,r 

wun  propozijon  iz  aki^mqlated  on  anuder. 
SoEORiciDE,  So-ror-i-sjd,  n.  de  murder  ov  a  sis- 
ter; de  murderer  ov  a  sister. 
SoERAGE,  S6r-aj,  n.  bladz  ov  gren  hwet  er  bqrli. 
SORRANCE,  Sor-ans,  n.  a  dizez  er  sor  in  hersez. 
SoEEEL,  S6r-el,  n.  a  jenus  ov  plants;  oksalis; — a 

sort  ov  gras  er  wed  havig  an  asid  tast. 
SoEEEL,  86r-el,  a.  rediJ:  inkljnig  tu  a  red  kulor; 

az,  a  sorel  hers.     Se  {Sn-rel.} 
SoRREL-TREE,  S6r-el-tre,  n.   a  smel  ernamental 

tre,  de  levz  or  hwiq  qr  sumtjmz  yi^zd  in  djig. 
Sorrily,  S6r-i-li,   ad.  menli;   porli;  despikabli; 

reqedli. 
Sorriness,  S6r-i-ne?.  n.   de   stat  ov  beig  son; 

mennes;  reqedues;  despikablnes.  [dejekted. 

Sorrow,  S6r-o,  r.  i.  tu  grev;  tu  be  sad;  tu  bs 
Sorrow,  S6r-o,  w.  gref:  aflikjon;  trubl;  pan  fer 

sumtig  past;  sadnes;  mornig. 
Sorrowed,  S6r-od,  a.  akumpanid  wid  soro. 
Sorrowful,  Sor-o-ful,  a.  ful  ov  soro;  sad  fer 

sumtig  past;  mornful;  grevig. 
Sorrowfully',  S6r-o-ful-i,   ad.    in  a  soroful 

maner.  [beig  soroful. 

Sorrowfulness,  Sor-o-ful-nes,  71.  de  stat  ov 
Sorrowing,  S6r-o-ig,  n.  eksprejon  ov  soro. 
SoRROWLESS,  S6r-o-les,  a.  widi't  soro. 
Sorry,  S6r-i,  a.  felig  soro;  grevd;  soroful; — vil; 

pitiful;  wurtles. 
Sort,  Sort,  n.  a  kjnd:  a  spejez;  a  klas  er  order  ov 

personz; — a  maner;  a  form  ov  beig  er  aktig;  a 

degre  ov  eni  kwoliti; — a  kumpani;  ragk:  kondij- 

on  abuv  de  vulgar; — jd.  {Frmtiiig}  eni  leterz, 

pemts,  mqrks,  er  kwodrats,  hwiq  qr  eder  defijent 

er  reddndant  in  kwontiti. 
Sort,  Sort,  v.  t.  tu  separat  intu  klasez;  tu  dis- 

tribyi^t;  tu  redqs  tu  erder;  tu  konj^n;  tu  put 

tugeder  in  distribqjon;  tu  aranj. 
Sort,  Sort,  r,  i.  tu  be  jernd  wid  uderz  ov  de  sam 

spejez:  tu  konsert;  tu  jern;  tu  sut;  tu  fit; — tu 

terminat:  tu  ijq. 
SoETABLE,  Sdrt-a-bl,*  a.  dat  ma  be  serted. 
SoRTAL,  Sert-al,*  a.  belogig  tu  de  sert. 
SoETANCE,  Sert-ans,*  n.  s4tablnes;  agrement. 


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Sorted,  Sort-od,  p.  a.  rediist  tu  order;  klast. 

SoBTKE,  Snrt-er,  ».  wun  hot)  sorts  ur  seiiar^U. 

80KTIK,  S.>r-ti,  n.  [f'r.]  {Mil.}  a  suli;  u  sudcn 
at;'ik  mad  b|  de  inhabiCauU  ov  a  bcii^jd  plaa 
upi'in  de  bEsejert.  [druin  lot«. 

SoRTiLKUK,  Sor-ti-lcj,  n.    de  akt  or  pniktis  ov 

SouTiLEOioi'B,  Sor-ti-l^-jus, /J.  rElatig  tu  .sortilej. 

Sortition,  Sor-tiJ-on,*  u.  selvkJoD  bj  lot. 

SoRTMENT,  Sfirt-mont,*  ».  de  akt  oTsertig;  asort- 
mcnt.  tjuni. 

Boar,  Sij-ri,  n.  {(Vum.)  an  old  nam  for  ^ulfat  ov 

isous,  Sos.t  r.  i.  tu  sitori'rtl  liizili  iiilua  y.ir; — tu 
lop  woter  az  a  dog;  tu  i^wil.    [Lokal,  l\)g.] 

SO88,  Sos,  '('.  t.  tu  tru  kiirlcsli;  tu  tos. 

Sot,  Sot,  n.  a  rec  sti'ipefid  bj  dri{)kig;  a  habityq,- 
al  drunkard;— *a  blokhed;  a  dolt. 

Sot,  Silt,  r.  t.  tu  stt'ipef j:  tu  bfs6t. 

Sot,  Sot,  V.  i.  tu  tipl  tu  stnpiditi. 

80THIC,  S6t-ik,  a.  nutifl  de  t  jipjan  period  ov  365 

•  daz.  Sitik  jirri'J,  a  jieriwl  in  t'ji|>Jan  krc>n6l- 
oji  ov  146U  jerz,  iu  bwiq  di^r  muuts  retdrnd  tu 
de  Ham  da  bv  de  yer.  It  iz  olso  kold  de  Stifiak 
j'rri'id.  [intemperat. 

S0TTI8U,  S6t-iJ,  a.  dnl;  Btqpid;  bes6ted;  dnigkn; 

SoTTisHLV,  S6t-iJ-li,  ad.  iDasutiJmancr:sti;pidli. 

SoTTisHNESS,  Sot-iJ-nc3,  n.  de  stat  ov  beio  sotij; 
8tiipiditi. 

Sou.  S*i>,  n.  [/v.]  a  Frenq  koper  kffn;  de  twentiet 
pqrt  ov  (X  fniyk;  gol.  [stan. 

Sou  UAH,  Sitj-l>n,  n.  a  provins  er  a  vjsr*  in  HtudiD- 

SoiBRETTE,  Soi-br^t,  «.  [/>.]  Q  watiflinad. 

SoL"CE,  Sn8,  H.    Se  {Si/us€.}  [tu  koygo. 

SoucnoNU,  S<D-Jop,  II.  a  k|nd  ov  blak  te,  si|j«erior 

Soi'OH,  Suf,*  T.  t.  tu  hwi!>l,  aplid  tu  de  wind. 

SOL'QH,  Suf,  H.  a  subtcranrus  dran;  a  :-mol  boks 
er  dran:  an  adit: — *a  hwislig  ov  de  wiml:  a  svnd. 

SoioiiT,  Sot,  i.  and  /'.  from  Srk.     i>e  {Sttk.) 

i^i'L,  Sol,  n.  d»t  jiqrt  ov  man  bwiq  iz  kun:<iderd 
di^ti{)kt  from  de  material  bodi,  az  givig  it  l|f, 
8en»ibiliti,  and  undcr^tandig:  de  imaterial  and 
imnrtal  spirit  ov  man;  de  mjnd:  intcloktyiial 
prinsipl:  vjtal  prinsipl:  spirit:  esens;  kwinteacns; 
prin.-^ilial  pqrt;  interior  ji'Hor;  aktiv  p-ser;— fjr: 
graii(lyt\r  ov  mjnd; — a  bi],uian  beifl. 

SoLL-cONKiRiiiNQ,  S«jl-kon-fvrm-ii),  a.  givig 
konfidcns. 

SoiLOiER,*  Sul-jcr,  n.     Se  (.WJ/V^r.) 

Soul-diseased,  Sul-diz-^zd,  a.  dizezd  in  m|nd. 

Soul  DissoLVi.NO,  Sul-di-z6iv-ifl,  a.  diz6lvip  de 

Ful. 

SouLEP,  Said,  a.  fumijt  wid  a  sol  er  mind. 
Soulless,  Sul-le«,  a.  wid^t  i»ol;  men;  lo;  spiritles. 
SouL-REfTRESUiNO,  Sul-rc-fr^j-ig,  a.  refrejig  de 

SouL-EEViviNo,  Sul-re-vjv-ig,  a.  revjvig  de  sol. 

SouLstOT,  S61-8kot,  n.  {Lau}  an  anjout  mort- 
yHiiri. 

SduL-BKLLiNO,  .S(jl-sol-ijj,  a.  selig  de  sul. 

SouLKHOT,  .*»<il-Jot,*  n.  an  an/cnt  funeral  dqti 
\<m\  tor  a  solz  rrkwiem;—  sam  az  (.y>'(/*rt7.) 

SouL«Kii,  S<5l-sik,  a.  dizfzd  in  m^nd. 

Soul  STiRRi.VQ,  StJl-st^r-ig,  a.  st^rig  or  motvig 
de  -U.  [sol. 

Soi  L  suiiDUiNO,  Sul-sub-dii-ig,  a.  subdqig    de 

Soul-vexed,  Sul-vck.-t,  a.  vekst  at  hqrt. 

Sound,  .Swnd,  a.  hoi:  hclti:  hqrti:  not  morbid;  not 
dizt'zd:  not  hurt;  not  distirderd;  san;— rjt:  not 
crunrus;  »5rtodoks;— st-st;  strop;  lusti:— valid; 
Jot  falig:  -  fast:  hqrti:  turo:  dep,-  Bpl(<i  tu  slrp. 

Sound,  S^ind,  ad.  siindli:  bqrtili:  komplrtli  fust. 

Sound,  .Sund,  n.  dt  scnsajon  jTodq^t  bi  de  vi- 
brujoni  ov  de  ur,  or  udor  oifdium,  wid  hwiq  at 
erg:in  uv  hrrig  iz  in  kontakt:  ctii  tig  «><tibl;  nerz; 
bjn:  eniti  nttt; — an  instrcDmcnt  tu  trj  de  dept  uv 
a  w(Dud:  a  prob; — a  Jalo  se,  eaq  az  mn  be  S'sod- 
od:—  de  i^r-blader  ov  a  fij; — de  kuU-fi/. 


Sound,  Strnd,  r.  i.  tu  mnk  a  nffi;  tu  emit  a  nffx; 
tu  cgzibit  bj  Find:  tu  be  kouvdd  in  8»nd; — tu 
trj  de  dept  ov  wotcr  wid  a  siindig-ljn. 

Sound,  .Sund,  r.  t.  tu  koz  tu  suud:  tu  pla  on;  tu 
kumdnd  bj  sund;  tu  i-elEbrat  bj  sund; — tu  trJ 
de  depb  ov;  tu  s^rq  bja  plumot  er  Ijn;  tu  trj;  tu 
cgzainin. 

Soundable,  S"8nd-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  Bisndcd. 

Sound-board,  Siind-lA-ird,  /t.  a  bord  hwi(;  prop- 
agnts  stsnd  in  an  organ:  a  bord  tu  atregteu  and 
ckstend  a  spekorz  vtrs:  sundig-ljojrd. 

Sound-hearted,  S'jnd-hqrt-ed,  a.  havig  an  an- 
kordptcd  hqrt.  [sonoroB. 

Sounding,  S-snd-ig,  a.  utcrig  or  makig  a  sund; 

Sounding,  S'snd-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  trjig  de  depti 
ov  woter  wid  a  plumet: — de  akt  ov  emilig  a 
STjnd:  STsnd  emited;^'/.  a  dept  ov  woter,  er 
plas,  hwqr  de  botom  kan  be  reqt. 

Sounding-board,  S-»nd-ig-bord,  n.  a  bord  or 
mekauizm  tu  propagat  s'snd;  a  sund-bord. 

Sounding-line,  S«nd-ig-ljn,  «.  a  Ijn  for  mexur- 
ig  de  dept  ov  woter.  ["st  sTsnd. 

Soundless,  S'snd-les,  a.  not  tu  be  fadomd:  wid- 

SouNDLY,  S'snd-li,  atl.  in  a  sund  maner;  heltili; 
hqrtili;  trioli;  rjtli; — fast;  klosli;  depli, — yq,zd  ov 
slepig. 

Soundness,  S'snd-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  stsnd; 
belt;  hqrtines;  tniit;  rektitqd;  inkordpt  stat; 
stregt;  soliditi. 

Sound-post,  S-snd-post,  n.  a  post  widin  a  vjolin, 
iV.s.,  az  u  prop  betwen  de  bak  and  beli  ov  de 
instroimcnt.  [ric  brot. 

Soup,  Soop,  n.  strog  dekokjon  ov  flej  fer  fiftd;  c 

Soup-ladle,  S<6p-la-dl,  n.  a  ladl  for  anp. 

Sour,  .Stsr,  a.  osid  tu  de  tast:  asid  tu  de  mental 
tast:  a;?id;  punjent  on  de  palat,  wid  astrinjensi, 
az  vinegar  or  unrip  fnDt;  tqrt:  asetus;— Jqr|):  ak- 
rimonius:  hqrj;  knibcd;  morus:  afliktiv;  ekspr&i- 
ig  diskontent. 

Sour,  S-sr,  n.  an  asid  substans. 

SouB,  Svr,  r.  t.  tu  mak  asid;  tu  mak  hqr/,  uuezi, 
er  diskont^ntcd:  tu  alyenat.  [knibcd. 

Sour,  S'sr,  r.  i.  tu  bckdm  asid:  tu  gro  pevij  or 

Source,  Sors,  n.  sprig;  ft^ntcn;  bed:  orijinal;  or- 
ijiii:  rj.<:  ferst  ki)z:  ferst  prudqsor. 

SouRCROUT,  S-ir-knst,  1  n.  a  Jermau  dij  prep^rd 

Sourkeout,  S-sr-kr-st,  t    from  kabaj;iiikld  kabaj. 

SouRDET,  Sifir-det,  n.  de  litl  pjp  ov  a  trumpet. 

SouuDOCK,  S'sr-dok,  n.  a  plant;  sorcl. 

SouR-EVED,  Sisr-jd,  a.  havig  a  sisr  luk. 

SouuGOURD,  Sisr-gord,  /*.  a  plant. 

Souring,  S-sr-ig,  /*.  de  akt  ov  makig  sisr;  asid;— 
a  stcr  apl. 

Sourish,  S'sr-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  STtr.  f panfuli. 

SouRuy,  Siir-li,  ail.  wid  s'srnes;  wid  akrimoni, 

Sourness,  S'sr-nes,  «.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  s'sr; 
asiditi;  as|icriti.  [^I*!- 

SouESOP,  Sir-sop,  ».   de  West  Indian  kusturd- 

Sous,  StD,  ».  I'l.  ov  {S"ti;)  a  Frenq  ix?ni. 

Souse,  Stjs,  n.  pikl  mad  ov  s«>lt;  cni  tig  pqrbffld 
kept  in  solt  pikl; — a  di/  mnd  ov  de  pikld  erz, 
fet,  As.,  ov  swjn: — de  er,  az  ov  a  hog,  from  its 
beig  frekwentli  pikld  or  s-xst; — a  vjolcnt  atak, 
az  from  a  b\'rd  strjkig  its  pra. 

Souse,  S>i.<,  r.  t.  tu  jiqrbffl  and  step  in  pikl;— tu 
tro  iiitu  woter: — tu  strjk  wid  suden  vjolens,  as 
u  l>^ni  its  pra.  I  its  pra. 

Souse,  Stss,  r.  ».  tu  ful  wid  vjolens,  az  a  ovrd  on 

Souse,  .'^^s,  ad.  wid  suden  vjolens. 

South,  Sit,  n.  wun  ov  de  kqrdinnl  p«tits  ov  de 
kum|>a.'<:  de  direkjon  in  bwiq  de  <un  olwaza|<ers 
at  ndbn  tu  de  inhabitants  ov  de  n><rdem  hemis- 
frr,  wid-st  de  tropik; — op6td  tu  de  m-rt;  dt 
sudcrn  rtjonz;  de  wind  dat  bluz  from  de  sut. 

South.  Sut,  a.  gudem:  meridional. 

South,  Sst>  ad.  toardi  de  sit;  from  de  s'st. 


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SofTH-EAST,  S-st-Est,  n.  &.Z  pffnt  betwen  de  est 

and  s'st.  l^st. 

South-east,  S'st-est,  a.  bsig  betwen  de  s-st  and 
South-easterly,  S-st-est-er-li,  a.  beiij  betwen 

dt  s-st  and  est.  [s-st-est. 

South-eastern,  S-st-est-ern,  a.  relatig  tu  de 
Southerliness,  Sud-er-li-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  be- 

iij  suderli. 
SoUTHERLT,  Sud-er-li,  a.  sudern,  er  aproqii)  tu 

ds  s-sfi;  liii)  toardz  de  s-st;  kumig  from  de  s-st. 
Southern',  Siid-ern,  a.  beloijig  tia  de  s-st;  me- 
ridional: Ijii)  toardz  de  s-st;  kamii)  from  de  s-st. 
Southern,  Siid-ern,  n.  sam  az  {Si/uthron.} 
Southerner,  Sdd-ern-er,  n.  an  inhabitant  ov  de 

s-st,  er  ov  de  Sudern  Stats;— opozd  tu  nbrd- 

evner.    [Yiizd  in  de  Yqnjted  Stats.] 
Southernly,  Sud-ern-li,  ad.  in  er  from  a  sud- 
ern direkjon.  [de  s-st. 
Southernmost,  Siid-ern-most,  a.  fqrdest  toardz 
SouTHERN-n'OOD,    Sud-ern-wud,    n.    a.  perenial 

plant  rezemblii)  wurm-wud. 
Southing,  S-jd-iij,  a.  goii)  toardz  de  s-st. 
Southing,   S-sd-ig,   n.    tendensi    tu   de   s-»t. — 

{Naut.)  de  diferens  ov  latitq^d  mad  bj  a  Jip  in 

salii)  s-stward. 
Southmost,  S-st-most,  a.  fqrdest  toardz  de  s-st. 
Southron,  Sud-ron,  n.  an  inhabitant  ov  de  s-st, 

er  ov  a  sudern  kuntri.  [ern  rejonz. 

Southward,  S-st-ward,  er  Siid-ard,  n.  de  sud- 
South-^vard,  S^fi-ward,  er  Sdd-ard,  a.d.  taardz 

de  s-st. 
SOUTH--WEST,  S-st-west,  n.  de  pernt  bet-wen  de  s-st 

and  west.  [and  west. 

SouTH-WEST,  S-st-west,  a.  beii)  betwsn  de  s-st 
SouTH-WESTERLY,  S-st-west-er-li,  a.  beip  betwen 

de  s-st  and  west.  [s-st-west. 

SouTH-WESTERN,  S-st-west-ern,  a.  relatii)  tu  de 
SouvENANCE,  Sijbv-nqns,-*  n.  [/'r.]  remembrans. 
Souvenir,  Sc6v-ner,  n.   [-f/'.]   a  remembrans:  a 

remembranser. 
Sovereign,  S6v-er-en,  er  Suv-er-en,  a.   sqprem 

in  p-ser;  havii)  no  si^perior;  s^^prem  in  efikasi; 

efikajus. 
Sovereign,  S6v-er-en,  n.  a  st^prem  lerd  efrooler; 

Q  monark; — an  old  IggliJ  gold  kern,  ov  de  valyq, 

ov  22/  6/>./ — a  modern  ipglij  gold  kffn  ov   de 

valyi|,  ov  20/.,  or  $4,84.  [sqprem  p-ser. 

Sovereignize,   Sov-er-en-jz,-*  v.  i.    tu   eksersjz 
Sovereignly,  S6v-er-en-li,  ad.  sixpremli. 
Sovereignty,  S6v-er-en-ti,  n.   de  stat  or  p-ser 

ov  a  soveren;  st^premasi;  sq,prem  p"ser;  hj  eteriti; 

reralti. 
Sow,  S-s,  n.  a  femal  pig  er  swjn;  de  femal  ov  a 

hog; — an  oblog  mas  ov  led;  a  pig; — an  insekt;  a 

mileped. 
Sew,  So,  v.  i.  \i.  sod,  j)s.  soig,  sod  er  son:]  tu 

skater  sed  in  erder  tu  a  hqrvest. 
Sow,  So,  I',  t.  tu  skater  sed  fer  grot;  tu  propa- 

gat:  tu  spred;  tu  impregnat;  tu  besprij)kl; — tu 

jffn  bj  a  nedl:  tu  so.     Se  {isew.} 
SowANS,  S-8-anz,  n.  ]il.  food  prep^rd  in  Skotland 

from  de  bask  or  bran  ov  ots;  soinz.       [hoqzban. 
SowBANE,  S-s-ban,  n.  a  plant:  goDsfut; — keld  also 
Sowbread,  S-s-bred,  n.  a  plant. 
SowBUG,  S-5-bag,  n.  an  insekt.  [{Sf/use.) 

SowoE,  S-ss,  V.  t.  tu  tro   intu   de   water.    Se 
Sower,  S6-er,  n.  wun  hO)  soz;  a  skaterer. 
Sowing,  So-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  skaterir)  sed. 
SowiNS,  S-8-inz,  n.  2)1.  flumeri  mad  ov  s-srij  ot- 

mel.     Ritn  also  {s</wans,  and  sowents.) 
Sown,  Son,  p.  from  .to.     Se  {Suw.y 
Sow-thistle,  S-s-tis-1,  n.  a  perenial  plant. 
SOY,  Ser,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  sos  from  Japan. 
SozzLE,  S6z-1,  V.  t.  tu  miijgl  konfi|zedli.  [Lokal.] 
Spa,  Spq,  n.  a  mineral  water;  a  plas  hw^,r  mineral 
waterz  qr  f-«nd,  az  at  iijjq  in  Beljiuin. 


Sfaad,  Spqd,*  n.  {Min.)  IpgliJ  talk;  spqr. 
Space,  Spas,  n.   ekstenjon  in  al  direkjonz;  ra)m; 

lokal   ekstenjon;   area; — a   kwontiti  ov  tjm;  a 

smel  tjm;  a  hwjl. — {Printing)  a  smel  opnig  er 

distans,  az  betwen  wurdz; — a  pes  ov  wud  er 

metal  tu  farm  ar  fil  a  spas.  [printii). 

Space,  Spas,  v.  t.   tu   ferm  wid   spasez,  az  in 
Spaceless,  Spas-les,  a.  destitq,t  ov  spas. 
Spacious,  Spa-Jus,  a.  havig  mug  spas;  ampl;  -wjd; 

ekstensiv;  rcDmi. 
Spaciously,  Spa-Jus-li,  ad.  ekstensivli;  wjdli. 
Spaciousness,  Spa-Jus-nes,  n.  wjd  ekstenjon. 
Spaddle,  Spad-1,  ?*.  a  litl  spad. 
Spade,  Spad,  n.  an  instrcbment,  er  sart  ov  Juvel, 

for  digii); — a  sqt  ov  kqrdz; — a  der  tre  yerz  old. 
Spade-bone,  Spad-bon,  n.  de  Jolder-blad. 
Spadeful,  Spad-ful,  n.,  pi.  Spad-fulz;  az  muQ 

az  a  spad  holdz. 
Spadiceous,  Spa-diJ-us,  a.  {Bot.}  relatig  tu  er 

groiij  on  a  spadiks; — ov  a  Ijt-red  kulor. 
Spadicose,  Spad-i-kos,   a.   {Bot.}   groiij   on  &e 

spadiks. 
Spadilio,  Spa-dil-yo,  n.  spadil. 
Spadille,  Spa-dil,  n.  de  as  ov  spadz  at  omber. 
Spadix,  Spa-diks,  n.  {Bot.}  de  infloresens  ov  an 

arum;  an  aksis  klosli  kuverd  wid  sesil  fl-serz, 

and  inklozd  in  a  spad. 
Spadroon,  Spa-dnf>n,  n.  a  Ijt  sert  ov  bredsord. 
Spahee,  )  Spq-e,  er  Spa-he,  n.  wun  ov  de  TurkiJ 
Spahi,     i      kavalri.  [{Speak.} 

Spake,  Spak,  de  old  preterit  ov  Spek;  spok.  Se 
Span,  Spun,  n.  de  spas  from  de  end  ov  de  turn 

tu  de  end  ov  de  litl  figger,  er  ov  de  midl  figger, 

bot  ekstended;  njn  inqez;  eni  Jert  dqrajon; — [a 

p.^r;  az,  a  s/jan   ov  hersez.    Yqnjted  Stats.] — 

{A'uut.}  a  smol  Ijn  er  kerd,  yqzd  tu  konf  jn  a 

rop.    Span-rmf,  a  komon  rcof  ov  a  h-ss,  konsist- 

ig  ov  tO)  regyqlarli  inkljnd  sjdz.    Span,  ov  an 

qrg,  its  widt  from  butment  tu  butment. 
Span,  Span,  i'.  t.  tu  mejqr  bj  de  baud  ekstended; 

tu  mejqr.  [{S/nn.} 

Span,  Span,  old  preterit  ov  Spin;  spun.  Se 
Spancounter,  Span-k-sn-ter,  [  n.  a  pla  in  hwiq 
Spanfarthing,  Span-fqr-dig, )  muni  iz  tron. 
Spandrel,  Span-drel,  n.  {Arch.}   de  trjaggq^lar 

spas  inklq,ded  betwen  de  kurv  ov  an  qrg  and  Az 

skwi\r  bed  er  dripstjin  over  it. 
Spangle,  Spag-gl,  n.  a  smel  plat  ov  Jjnig  metal; 

eni  tig  spqrklig  and  Jjnig. 
Spangle,  Spag-gl,  «.  t.  tu  besprigkl  wid  spagglz, 

stqrz,  ar  Jjnig  bodiz. 
Spangler,  Spag-gler,  n.  wun  hot)  spagglz. 
Spaniard,  Span-yard,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Span. 
Spaniel,  Span-yel,  er  Span-el,  n.  a  sportig  dog, 

orijinali  from  Hispaniola,  remqrkabl  far  sagasiti 

and  fenig; — a  snekig,  fonig  person. 
Spaniel,  Span-yel,  a.  Ijk  a  spanyel.  [yel. 

Spaniel,  Span-yel,  v.  i.  tu  fen;  tu  pla  de  span- 
Spaniel,  Span-yel,  v.  t.  tu  folo  Ijk  a  spanyel. 
Spanish,  Span-iJ,  n.  de  laggwaj  ov  Span. 
Spanish,  Span-iJ,  a.  relatig  tu  Span. 
Spanish-broom,  Span-iJ-brOim,  «.  a  smel  Jrub. 
Spamsii-brown,  Span-iJ-br-sn,  n.    an   ert  ynzd 

far  pantig;  a  redij-br-sa  kulor. 
Spanish-fly,  Span-iJ-flj,  n.  a  venomus  flj  mug 

yqzd  in  medisin  fer  razig  blisterz;  kantaris, 
Spanish-nut,  Span-iJ-nut,  n.  a  plant. 
Spanish-white,  Span-iJ-bwjt,   n.   an  ert  yr|,zd 

fer  pantig. 
Spank,  Spagk,J  r.  t.  tu  strjk  wid  de  opn  hand. 
Spanker,  Spagk-er,  n.    fa  person  dat  taks  log 

steps;  a  sfst  er  tel  person. — {Saict.}  a  Jips  drjver 

er  after-sal.  [span. 

Span-long,  Span-log,  a.  ov  de  legt  onli  ov  a 
Spanner,  Span-er,  n.  wun  hco  spanz;  a  kros-bras; 

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Span-kxw,  Span-nri,  a.  kwjt  ntj,:  brand-mj,;  fir- 

nq;  nT[,  az  from  de  wi^rh-ss.     he  {Spu-k.) 
SpANWOBM,  Span-wurm,  n.  a  spc/ez  ov  destnik- 

tiv  katerpilar;— kold  oUa  hbjur,  Jrorneter,  and, 

in  Nn  logland,  de  kayker-irurm. 
Spar,  Sijqr,  n.  {Min.}  a   mineral  dat  braks  ezili 

intu  kiibik,  prizmatik,  or  uder  fragments,  wid 

poli/t  sdrfasez;  fln,at  ov  Ijm;  kqrbonat  ov  barjUt. 

— {Arch.)  a  kcimun  rafter  ov  a  roof: — a  rTsnd 

pes  ov  timber  fit  for  maki{)  masts,  yqrdz,  skaf- 

oldio-polz,  &8.  [tu  kont^nd. 

Spar,  Spqr,  v.  i.  tu  fjt  az  a  pqjilist;  tu  kworel; 
Spar,  Spqr,*  v.  t.  tu  Jut;  tu  kloz;  tu  bqr. 
Sparable,  Spar-a-bl,  n.  a  smel  nal,  suq  az  iz 

yt^zd  in  Juaz. 
Spar-deck,  Spi^r-dek,  n.  {Naut.)  an  uper  dek 

apr6priated  tu  de  resepjon  ov  spqrz,  4s. 
Spare,  Sjuir,  r.  t.  tu  yq,z  fruDgali:  not  tu  wast; 

not  tu  konsi^m: — tu  be  abl  tu  pqrt  wid  or  dio 

■wid'st;  tu  sav  from  eni  partikyular  yq,s;  tu  ddo 

wid'Kt; — tu   looz  wilioli;  tu  cjmit;  tu  widb61d; 

tu  forbiir; — tu  yq,z  tenderli;  tu  tret  Wid  piti; 

not  tu  aflikt:  not  tu  destrt^r;  tu  yq,z  wid  m^rsi; 

— tu  grant;  tu  al's;  tu  inddlj;  tu  import;  tu 

afurd:  tu  komt^nikat. 
Spare,  Sp^r,  r.  t.  tu  liv  frcagali;  tu  be  pqrsimo- 

nius;  tu  be  not  liberal;  tu  forb^r;  tu  be  skrOb- 

pulus; — tu  ytj,z  mersi. 
Spare,  Sji^r,  n.  skanti;  not  abdndant;   frcDgal; — 

len;  wontio  flej: — st^perni'imerari;  not  in  aktyi^al 

yi^s;  siiperflq,u3;  not  wonted. 
Sparely,  Spqr-li,  &d.  in  a  spq,r  maner:  spjiriflli. 
Spareness,  Sp4r-ne3,  n.  de  stat  ov  beifl  sp^r. 
Sparer,  Spi'ir-cr,  n.  wan  hot)  sp^rz  or  avtfdz  eks- 

P«?DS. 

Sparerib,  Spj^r-rib,  n.  a  pqrt  ov  a  hogz  sjd, 
konsistig  ov  ribz  wid  but  litl  fleJ. 

Sparoefactiox,  Spqr-je-fak-J'on,  n.  de  akt  ov 
gprioklit). 

Sparhawk,  Sp<\r-hok,    n.     Se   {Sparrowhaick.} 

Sparixo,  Sp^r-ifl,  a.  sk^rs;  litl;  skanti:  not  plen- 
tiful; abstinent;  pqrsimonius;  not  liberal; — for- 
bivrin:  tender.  [gali. 

Sparingly,  Sp4r-io-li,  ad.  in  a  sp^rig  maner;  ivXt- 

Sparinoxess,  Sp4r-io-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beifl 
sp^rifl. 

Spark,  Spqrk,  v.  a  i)qrtikl  ov  f[r  tron  from 
bodiz  in  kombu^tyon;  eni  tifl  Jjnij),  vivid,  or 
aktiv; — la  Ijvli,  Joi,  ga  man;  a  galdnt;  a  bo;  a 
luver.  [spqrkl. 

Spark,  Spqrk,*  c.  «.  tu  emit  pqrtiklz  ov  f  jr;  tu 

Sparkful,  Sp^rk-f ul,*  a.  Ijvli ;  brisk ;  qri : 
spqrkij.  [fjn. 

SpARKisa,  Sp<^rk-iJ,J  a.  ^ri;   ga;    Joi;  wel-dre.-it; 

Sparkle,  Sj]«\r-kl,  n.  a  spqrk;  a  smol  pqrtikl  ov 
fjr;  Q  Iqminus  pqrtikl;  luster. 

Sparkle,  Spc^r-kl,  c.  /.  tu  emit  spqrks;  tu  iJn  in 
spqrks;  tu  Jjn;  tu  gliter;  tu  emit  litl  bublz,  az 
likor  in  a  glus.  [spqrks. 

Sparkle,  ."^iiqr-kl,  r.  t.  tu  disp^rs;  tu  skater,  az 

Sparkler,  Sp<^rk-ler,  n.  wun  hiU  spqrklz,  or  hiDz 
jz  si>qrkl. 

Spahklet,  Spqrk-Ict,  n.  a  smol  spqrk. 

Sparklisess,  Si)qrk-li-ncs,*  «.  vivasiti. 

Sparkling,  Sp<irk-lio,  n.  a  smelt. 

Sparkling,  Spqrk-lifl,  a.  Ijvli;  glitorio:  emitig 
j'jiqrks.  [twiflklig  luster. 

Sparklisoly,  SjK^rk-lio-li,  ad.    wid   vivid   and 

Sparklino,ne.ss,  ."^p^rk-lifl-ncs,  n.  vivid  and 
twipklio  luster. 

Sparoip,  Spa-rffd,  n.  (A'A.)  a  sprjez  ov  fij. 

Sparring,  J?pqr-ifl,  n.  de  akt  ov  kont^ndin,  fjtifl, 
or  bf  tig.  [de  finq. 

Sparrow,  SpAr-o,  n.  a  smol  berd,  nerli  aljd  tu 

Sparrowgrass,  Spar-o-gros,  n.  a  korupjon  ov 
agpara<^ut. 


Spareowhawk,  Spar-o-hek,  n.  a  smel  k|nd  or 

hok. 
Sparrowwort,   Spar-o-wurt,   n.  a   Jrub. 
Sparry,  Sp^jr-i,  a.  konsi«tij)  ov  or  rezt^mblig  spqr. 
Sparse,  Sjxirs,  a.  skaterd;  tinli  sprcd;  not  dens. 
Sparsedly,  Spqrs-ed-li,  ad.   skateriflli;   disMrs- 

edli.  [maner;  tinli. 

Sparsely,  Sp^rs-li,  ad.  in  a  skaterd  or  epqrs 
Sparseness,  Sp(^rs-ne3,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  spqra. 
Spartan,  Spc^r-tan,  a.  relatig  tu   Spqrta;  brav; 

bqrdi. 
Spasm,  Spaz-m,  n.  a  vjolent  and  inv61untari  kon- 

tnikjon  ov  a  musl  er  ov  muslz,  j6nerali  at^nded 

wid  pan;  a  konvuljon. 
Spasmatical,     Spaz-mat-i-kal,     a.    relatig    tu 

Sfuizmz;  spazmtxiikal. 
Spasmodic,  Spaz-m6d-ik,  )    a.    relatig    tu 

Spasmodical,  Spaz-mod-i-kal,  i       spazmz;  kon- 

vulsiv. 
Spasmodic,    Spaz-m6d-ik,    n.     a    medisin    fer 

spazmz;  an  antispazmodik.  [on  spazmz. 

Spasmology,  Spaz-mol-o-ji,  n.  {Med.}  a  trctiz 
Spastic,  Spas-tik,  a.  relatig   tu  spazmz;  8p>az- 

modik.  [{S/nt.) 

Spat,  Spat,  de  old  preterit  ov  Sjnt;  spit.  Sc 
Spat,  Spat,  n.  de  spen  ov  /el-fij; — Ja  kworel  ov 

wurdz;  a  dispi\,t. 
Spataxgus,  Spa-tag-gus,  n.  {Zxil.}  a  jenus  ov 

se-animalz;  a  se-urcin. 
Spatuaceols,    .Spa-ta-Jus,    a.    {Bot.)    inkl6zd 

widin  a  spad,  or  b^rig  dat  kjnd  ov  brakt. 
Spatiie,  Spad,  n.  {Dot.)    a   Iqrj,   kulord   brakt, 

hwiq  inklozcz  a   spadiks;  a  Jedig  apendaj  ov 

mcni  plants. 
Spathic,  Spat-ik,  a.  {.Vin.}  filiated  or  lamelar. 
Spathose,  Spa-tus,  a.  {Bot.}  relatig  tu  or  formd 

Ijk  a  spad:  spata/us.— (J/«n..)  spqri;  ov  de  nat- 

yqr  ov  spqr. 
Spatoous,  Spa-tus,  a.  {Bat.}  de  sam  az  spatot. 
Spatiate,  Spa-Ji-at,*  r.  i.  tu  rov;  tu  ekspajiat. 
Spatter,  Sp.it-er,  v.  t.  tu  sprigkl  wid  dert  or  eni 

tig  ofensiv;  tu  tro  •st  ofensivli;  tu  tro  Bt;  tu 

sprigkl;  tu  aspers;  tu  deftim;  tu  bespater. 
Spatter,  Spat-er,  v.  i.  tu  spit;  tu  tro  Tft  eni 

tig  no/eus. 
Spatterdashes,  Spat-er-daJ-ez,  n.  pi.  kuverigz 

for  de  K'gz,  tu  prot^kt  dem  from  wet  or  dert. 
."^pattle,  Sp:it-1,*  n.  spitl;  a  spatyqla. 
.Spatts,  Spats,  n.  pi.  Jort  spaterdajez,  reqig  but 

litl  abdv  de  agkl. 
Spatula,  Spat-yT^-la,  n.  {Med.)  a  tin,  bred  njf, 

yqzd  tu  spred  plastcrz,  and  tU  miks  er  ekst^nd 

soft  substansoz. 
Spatulate,  Sp.it-yq-lat,  a.    {Dot.)   Japt  Ijk   a 

sp.itynla:  log,  nara,  and  bredest  at  de  pffnt. 
Spavin,  Spav-in,  n.  a  diztjz  in  horsez,  konsistig 

ov  a  boni  ckskresen',  or  a  krust  az  hqrd  az  bun, 

dat  griaz  on  At  insjj  ov  de  hok. 
Spavined,  Sp;iv-ind,  a.  dizt'zd  wid  spavin. 
Spaw,  Spo,  n.  [from  Si<i;\  a  mineral  woter.     Se 

{Sj.a.) 
SpAWL,  Spol,*  T.  i.  tu  spatcr  saljva;  tu  spit. 
Spawl,  Spol,*  n.  spitl  or  saljva  ejektcd. 
Spawling,  Spol-ig,*  n.  ejck/on  ov  saljva;  m*8t- 

yqr  tron  TSt. 
Spawn,  Spon,  n.  de  srmen,  or  milt,  and  egz  ov  fij 

or  ov  fri'gz;— eni  prodakt  er  ofsprig,  in  kontemt; 

— budz  or  branqez  from  under-grsnd  stemx; — 

bwjt,  fjbrus  mater. 
Spa  sf.v,  Spon,  r.  t.  tu  dep6zit,  as  spon;  tu  jenerat 

or  brig  fort,  in  kontemt. 
Spawn,  Spon,   r.  j.    tu   prodi^s   egi,  as  fiJ:   ta 

ijq.  az  ofsprig.  [f'J. 

Spawner,  !^[>.>a-er,  n.  wun  dat  sponx;  de  fcmal 
Spay,  Sjm,  r.  t.  tu  kastrat  or  render  a  femal  aoi- 

mal  inkapabl  ov  beig  impregnated. 


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Speak,  Spsk,  v.  i.  [i.  spok  er  spak,  ps.  spekip, 
spokn  w  s^Qk;—spak  iz  obsolesent,  and  sjJok  iz 
litl  yrizd  az  a  pc^rtisipl.  eksept  kolokwiali;]  tu 
uter  wurdz;  tui  uter  a  disk(f)rs;  tia  uter  qrtikjTi,- 
lat  s-sndz;  tu  ekspres  tets  bj  wurdz;  tia  harai); 
tu  mak  a  speq;  tu  tok;  tu  diskors;  tu  giv  s-snd; 
tu  konvers. 
Speak,  Spsk,  v.  t.  tu  uter  wid  de  m-st;  tu  pro- 
n-sns;  tu  proklam;  tu  selebrat;   tu  adres;  tu 
egzibit;  tu  mak  non;  tu  sa;  tu  tel;  tu  qrtik- 
yH^lat. 
Speakable,  Spg'k-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  spokn. 
Speaker,  Spek-er,  n.  wunho)  spgks;— ds  prezjdii) 
ofiser  in  a  dsliberativ  asembli;  a  prolokyT^tor. 
Speaking,  Spsk-k),  n.  de   akt  ov  ekspresig   in 
wurdz;  diskors;  eloktiJon;  oratori:  deklamajon. 
Speaking-trumpet,  Spgk-iij-trdm-pet,  n.  a  trum- 
pet bj  msnz  ov  hwig  de  vers  ma  be  mad  odibl  at 
a  grat  distans. 
Spear,  Sper,  n.  a  log  wepn  wid  a  Jqrp  pernt,  y^zd 

in  trustig  er  troii);  a  lans. 
Spear,  Sper,  r.  t.  tu  kil  er  pgrs  wid  a  sper. 
Spear,  Sper,  v.  i.  tu  Jcot  er  spr-st  in  ds  ferm  ov 

Q  sper. 
Spearfoot,  Spgr-fut,  n.  a  hersez  of  hjnd  fut. 
Spear-grass,  Sper-gras,  n.  log,  stif  gras. 
Spear-hand,  Sper-hand,  n.  a  hersmanz  rjt  hand. 
Spearman,  Spsr-man,  n.,  pi.  Sper-men;  a  soljer 

hi-T>  iz  qrmd  wid  a  sper. 
Spearmint,  Sper-mint,  n.  a  spejez  ov  mint;  an 

aromatik   erb. 
Spear-thistle,  Sper-tis-1,  n.  a  plant. 
Spearwoet,  Sper-wurt,  n.  a.  perenial  plant. 
Special,  SpeJ-al,  a.  notii)  a  sert  er  spejez;  par- 
tikyqjar;  peki],]yar;  apropriat;  dezjnd  far  a  par- 
tikyq,lar  purpus; — ekstrerdinari;   unkomon;  qef 
in  ekselens;  espejal,     Spefal  gras,  {Theol.}  eks- 
trerdinari gras,  or  suq  az  iz  givu  tu  sum  personz 
onli;  op6zd  tu  A-o??2.o7i  </)-as.  Spefaljjledi)j,{Luw} 
de  alegajon  ov  spejal  or  nq,  mater,  az  distiggwijt 
from  a  dir^kt  denjal  ov  mater  previusli  alejd  on 
de  opozit  sjd.    SpeJ'al  verdikt,  a  verdikt  in  hwiq 
de  fakts  ov'de  kas"  qr  put  on  de  rekord,  and  de 
le  iz  submited  tu  de  jujez. 
Special,  SpeJ-al,*  n.  a  pcirtikyqlar. 
Specialist,  SpeJ-al-ist,  n.  a  praktikal  man. 
Speciality,  SpeJ-i-al-i-ti,*  ».  spejalti. 
Specialize,  SpeJ-al-iz,*  v.  t.   tu  partikytilariz. 
Specially,  SpeJ-al-i,"  ad.  in  a  spejal  manor;  par- 

tik}^Hlarli  abdv  udcrz;  pek-qlyarli. 

Specialty,  SpeJ-al-ti,  n.  a  partikyq,lar  er  pek\i,l- 

yar  kas;  partikyqlariti. — {Law}  a  bond-bil;   a 

ded;   eni   rjtig  under  ds   hand   and  sel  ov  de 

pqrtiz. 

Specie,  Spe-Je,  n.  kffn,  az  gold  and  silver,  az  a 

serkq).atig   medium,  in  distigkjon   from  paper 

muni. 

Species,  Spe-Jez,  n.  siij.  and  pi.  a  klas  kompre- 

hended  under  a  jenus,  or  a  sert  komprehenJed 

under  a  kjnd:  a  grcup;  a  klas;  a  sert;  a  subdi- 

vijon  ov  a  jeneral  term:  a  siggl  erder  ov  beigz: 

— aperans  tu  de  sensez;  eni  vizibl  er  sensibl 

reprezentajon;  reprezentajon   tia    de   mind;  Jo; 

eksibijon; — [an  ingredient  ov  a  komp-snd;— kffn; 

— nu  spefs.] — {LkjIc)  a.  predikabl  hwiq  iz  kon- 

sidcrd  az  ekspretii)  de  hoi  escns  ov  de  individ- 

yqalz  ov  hwiq  it  iz  afermd. 

Specific,  Spe-sif-ik,  n.  {Med.}  a  remedi  er  med- 

isin,  de  cfekt  ov  hwiq  on  a  partikyqlar  dizez  iz 

litl  Ijabl  tu  falasi  or  unsertenti;  an   efikajus 

mcdisin. 

Specific,  Spe-sif-ik,  a.  dat  maks  a  tig  ov  de 

spejez  ov  hwiq  it  iz;  distiggwijig  wun  from  an- 

nder;  pekq,lyar. — {Med.}  apr{ipriated  tu  de  kq,r 

ov  sum  partikyi^lar  dizez.     Spesifik  karakter, 

dat  hwiq  pekq,lyarli  and  sertenli  distiggwijez 


wun  6ig  from  anuder.  Spesifik  graviti,  de  rela- 
tiv  proporjon  ov  de  wat  ov  bodiz  ov  de  sam  bulk, 
az  komp4rd  wid  ran  weter.  Spesifik  legasi,  a. 
bekwest  ov  eni  partikyqlar  tig. 

Specifical,  Spe-sif-i-kal,  a.  spesifik. 

Specifically,  Spe-sif-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  spesifik 
miiner.  [beig  spesifikal. 

Specificalness,  Spe-sif-i-kal-nes,  ».  de  stat  ov 

Specificate,  Spe-sif-i-kat,*  «.  t.  tu  spesif j. 

Specification,  Spes-i-fi-ka-Jon,  w.  de  akt  ov 
spesifjig;  de  stat  ov  beig  spesif jd;  distigkt  no- 
tajon;  determinajon  bj  a  pekqlyar  mqrk;  par- 
tikyqlar menjon. 

Specificness,  Spe-sif-ik-nes,  n.  ds  kwoliti  ov 
beig  spesifi.k. 

Specify,  Spes-i-fj,  %\  t.  tu  menjon  or  Jo  wid 
sum  partikyqlar  mqrks  ov  distigkjon;  tu  par- 
tikyqlarjz. 

Specimen,  Spes-i-men,  n.  a  pqrt  ov  eni  tig  eg- 
zibited  dat  de  rest  ma  be  non;  a  patern;  a 
sampl. 

Specious,  Spe-Jus,  a.  Joi;  plezig  er  strjkig  at 
ferst  vq;  kiilorabl;  ostensibl;  havig  de  aperans 
ov  troot  er  proprjeti;  plezibl;  sq,perfijali,  not  sol- 
idli,  rjt. 

Speciously,  Spe-Jus-li,  ad.  in  a  spejus  maner. 

Speciousness,  Spe-Jus-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
spejus. 

Speck,  Spek,  n.  a.  smel  diskulorajon  or  stan;  a 
spot; — de  sol  ov  a  Jo; — de  sol-fij. 

Speck,  Spek,  t\  t.  tu  spot;  tu  stan  in  drops  er 
spots:— tu  put  a  sol  upon  a  Jid. 

Speckle,  Spek-1,  n.  a  smel  spek;  a  litl  spot. 

Speckle,  Spek-1,  v.  t.  tu  mqrk  wid  smel  spots; 
tu  spot. 

Speckled,  Spek-ld,  a.  ful  ov  smel  spots;  spoted. 

Speckledness,  Spek-ld-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
spekld. 

Spectacle,  Spek-ta-kl,  n.  a.  Jo;  a  gazig-stok; 
eni  tig  egzibited  tu  de  vq  az  eminentli  remqrk- 
abl:  a  sjt;  a  reprezentajon;  a  pajent;  an  eksi- 
bijon; a'teatrikal  eksibijon;^'/.  an  optikal  ia- 
stntiment,  er  glasez,  tu  asist  de  sjt  er  vijon. 

Spectacle-bestrid,  Spek-ta-kl-be-strid,  a.  w%r- 
ig  spektaklz. 

Spectacled,  Spek-ta-kld,  a.  wq,rig  spektaklz. 

Spectacle-maker,  Spek-ta-kl-mak-er,  n.  a  mak- 
er ov  spektaklz. 

Spectacular,  Spek-tak-yq,-lar,  a.  relatig  tu  Joz. 

Spectation,  Spck-ta-Jon,*  n.  regard. 

Spectator,  Spck-ta-tor,  n.  wun  prezent  and 
lukig  on  wid-st  takig  pqrt;  a  luker-on;  a  be- 
holder, [zervig. 

Spectatorial,  Spek-ta-t(5-ri-al,  a.  lukig  on;  ob- 

Spectatorship,  Spek-ta-tor-Jip,  n.  de  akt  ov  bs- 
holdig;  de  of  is  or  kwoliti  ov  a  spektator. 

Spectatress,  Spek-ta-tres,  J   n.  a  femal  luker- 

Spectatrix,  Spek-ta-triks,  i      on  er  beholder. 

Spectral,  Spek-tral,  a.  relatig  tu  spekterz; 
gostli. 

Spectre,  Spek-ter,  n.  an  aparijon;  an  aperans  ov 
a  person  ded;  a  gost;  a  fantom. 

Spectrum,  Spek-trum,  n.  [£.]  p)l-  Spek-tra;   an 
imaj:  de  imaj  ov  sumtig  sen  after  klozig  de  jz; 
— an  optikal  imaj  ov  de  sun,  er  uder  Iqminus 
bodi,  fermd  on  a  wel  er  skren  bj  a  bem  ov  Ijt;  a 
vizibl  ferm. 
Specular,  Spek-yq-lar,  a.  havig  de  kwolitiz  ov 
a  miror  or  lukig-glas; — *asistig  sjt;  afordig  vq,. 
Speculate,  Spek-yq-lat,  v.  i.    tu   meditat;  tu 
kontemplat;  tu  tak  a  y^\  ov  eni  tig  wid  de  mjnd; 
■ — tu  purqas  or  la  ut  muni  wid  a  vq  tu  mor 
dan  yqsqal  sukses  in  trad;  tu  bj  in  erder  tu 
sel  agen. 
Speculate,    Spek-yq-lat,*  v.   t.    tu    konsider 
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Speculation,  Spok-yn-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  sp^k- 
yi},latiu;  egxamina/ou  bj  de  j;  vij,;  mental  vq,;  in- 
telektytitil  ugzamiuujou;  kuutum|iiaj<iii:  a  tran 
ov  t<itd  l.irmd  bj  moJitaJuii;  muntal  skem  not 
reJi'iJl  tu  pniktis:  a  teuri:— a  invrkiiutil  txuiu- 
akjon:  de  akt  ov  bjij); — *de  puor  ov  sgifl. 

Spkculatibt,  S|)6k-yii-la-ti3t,  «.  a  spekyt^lator: 
— a  merkantil  s|)^kyn,lator. 

Speculative,  Siiek-yi^-la-tiv,  a.  giva  tu  spek- 
yi^la/un;  kuuteiuplativ;  teiDrutikul;  {deal;  nut 
praktikal:  relatip  tu  vijon;  pqifl. 

Speculatively,  S()ek-yii-la-tiv-li,  ad.  inaspek- 
yq^lativ  maner;  {deali;  teurotikali;  not  prak- 
tikali. 

Speculativknkss,  Sp^k-yq,-la-tiv-nes,  n.  de  stat 
ov    brio    sp^kyqlativ. 

Speculator,  Spek-yn-la-tor,  n.  wun  hco  sp^kyq,- 
lats;  un  obzerver; — wun  hiD  Sfxikyi^lats  in  trad 
er  kom^ rs. 

Speculatoet,  Sp^k-yi^-la-t^-ri,  a.  eksersjzig 
si>ekyn,InJon:  spekyn,lativ. 

Speculum,  riijek-yn,-luui,  ».  [i.]  ^Z.  Sp6k-yq,-Ia; 
Q  miror;  a  lukifl-gla.-s;  a  reflektor  fermd  ov  iwlijt 
metal; — a  liurjikal  iustroouiont  for  dilatig  a  pc^rt 
fer  de  purpiu  ov  vx\i\)  it. 

Sped,  Sped,  i,  and  y.  from   Sped.     Se  {Speed.} 

Speece,  Spes,*  n.  kjnd;  siiejei. 

Speech,  Speq,  /».  de  p-ser  ov  qrtikyr^lat  uterans; 
de  p'ser  ov  ckspr^sifl  tuts  bi  vukol  wurdz; — de 
wurdi  uv  a  lajjgwaj;  laogwaj;  wurdz,  kousiderd 
ax  ckiiprejig  tots;  a  partikyi^lar  laygwaj,  az  dis- 
tiflkt  from  uderz;-:— eni  tijj  spokn:  u  deklarajou 
ov  («ts:  tok;  an  ura/on;  a  liara{);  an  adre^;  a 
diskurs. 

SPEECUirr,  Si*(j-i-fi,{  r.  i.  tu  mak  speqez;  tu 
hannj:— yri,zd  iu  koutemt. 

SPEECHLriisS,  Speq-lus,  a,  deprjvd  ov  syteq;  unabl 
tu  ^p>ek;  mv^V,  dum.  [ig  speqltM. 

Speeculk.8S.vess,  Speq-lca-ncs,  n.  de  stat  ov  be- 

Speecu-makee,  Speq-mak-or,  n.  wun  ha>  maks 
a  speQ. 

Speed,  Sped,  v.  i.  \i.  sped,  p«.  spedlg,  sped;]  tu 
mak  ha:!t;  tu  miov  wid  seleriti;  tu  buv  gud 
8uk^8;  tu  suksed,  wel  er  il;  tu  hav  eni  kondi- 
Jon,  gud  or  bad. 

Speed,  Sped,  r.  t.  tu  dispaq  in  hast;  tu  basn; 
tu  put  intu  kwik  mojon:  tu  aksclcrat;  tu  6k3- 
pedjl;  tu  asist;  tu  help  forward;  tu  mak  pros- 
perus;  tu  mak  tu  !^ukjEd:  tu  eksekq^t:  tu  dijpa(j. 

Speed,  Sped,  n.  kwiknes;  :<eleriti;  hast;  huri: 
Ui-'paq; — sukses;  event; — de  kiirs  or  pas  ov  a  hers. 

Speeder,  SpeJ-cr,  /(.  wun  hO)  spedz; — a  ma/en. 

bPE>n)ILY,  Sped-i-li,  ad.  wid  hast  or  sped;  kwikli. 

Speediness,  Sped-i-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
.spedi. 

Spkedless,  Sped-les,  a.  havignasped.     [ronika. 

Speedwell,   Sped-wel,  n.  a  pcrenial  plant;  vc- 

Speedt,  Sped-i,  a.  kwik;  swift;  nimbi;  kwik  ov 
diiipaq. 

Speer.  Sper,  r.  t.  tu  inkwjr.    Se  {Spere.} 

Speiqht,  Spat,  n.  a  wudpeker,— ritn  {epecht  and 
ij)4.kt.} 

SPEi.sb,  S]>|s,  n.  (.Viu.y  nikl  in  an  impq,r  stat. 

Speldino,  S|«l-dig,  n.  a  drjd  haduk. 

Spelful,  Spel-f  ul,  a.  havig  8{)clt  or  qqrmi. 

Spell,  Spel,  n.  a  «;qrm  kou^i.-'iiy  ov  sum  wurdz 
ov  okdlt  jixer;  a  cqrm:  inkautajon: — Ja  turn 
ov  wurk;  a  visisitqd  ov  labor;  a  Jon  tjm  spent 
in  eni  t'mpl«rmt.'nt:-  a  Jurt  turn;  ai,  "a  tpel  ov 
woder."     "His  dredful  eptl  ov  wcder.'' 

Spell,  Spel,  r.  (.  \^i.  speld  wr  sjieli;  /-«.  spelig, 
g[>eld  (rr  spelt:)  [*tu  qqrm;— tu  rclAt;  tu  l*c:— ] 
tu  rjt  wid  dr  i)roper  leten;  tu  rep  or  rtyxt  bj 
namig  lotcrz  siggli:  tu  red;  tu  dLskiiver  bi  kar- 
akterz  or  mqrks.— <^^■dH/.)  tu  relcv,  bj  takij)  a 
turn  at  a  pes  ov  wurk;  az,  ''tu  sjtl  de  pump." 


Spell,  Spel,  r.  t.  tu  form  wnrdz  or  leterz;  tu 

red;  tu  red  uiiskilfuli.  [qdnted. 

Spellbou.nd,    Spel-bisud,  a.  bijnd  bj  a  spel;  en- 
Speller,  Spel-er,  ».  wun  hjj  ripelz. 
Spellino,  Siiel-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov   wun  hio  spelz; 

ortografi. 
Spelli-nq-book,  Spel-ig-bak,  n.  a  bak  fer  Uq- 

ig  (irtografi;  an  elementari  8kxi>l-buk. 
Si'ell-stopped,  Si^el-stopt,  a.  stopt  bj  a  8|>el. 
Spelt,  Spelt,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  gran  or  hwet; — a  min- 
eral,    be  {S/'alt.} 
Spelter,  Spel-ter,  n.  de  kom^rjal  nam  for  zigk; 

impqr  zipk.  [ru>m, 

Spence,    bpens,*  n.  a  buteri;  a   Iqrdor;  a  stur- 
Spencer,  bp6n-ser,  n.  [*a  butler:] — an  ■ster  kot 

or  jakot,  wid'st  skerts,  namd  from  an  Krl  S|jen- 

ser. 
Spend,  Spend,  v.  t.  [i.  spent,//*,  spendig,  spent:] 

tu  konsqm;  tu  egztjst;    tu  wast;  tu    htild  az 

ckspeas;  tu  ekspend;  tu  la  'st;  tu  disipat:  tu 

bestu  for  eni  purpus;  tu  efqz;    tu   skwonder; 

tu  lavij;  tu  pas  awa;  tu  w^r  at;  tu  fateg;  tia 

haras. 
Spe.sd,  Spend,  t.  i.  tu  mak  ekspens;  tu  pra»v  in 

de  yqs;  tu  be  lost  er  wasted;  tu  be  empldd  for 

eni  yqs. 
Spender,  Spend-er,  n.  wun  hO)  spcndz;  a  lavi/cr. 
Spending,   Spend-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  konsqmig  or 

ek:<pendig. 
SPE.NDTHR1FT,    Spend-tfift,    71.    wun  hcb  spendz 

lavijli:  a  prodigal. 
Spent-ball,  Spent-bol,  n.  a  kanon-bel,  er  mns- 

ket-bel,   hwi(j  reqez  an   objekt  wid'st  sufijent 

fors  tu  pas  tna  it.  [plants:  spun. 

Speroula,    Sper-gq-la,    n.    {Bot.}   a  jenus  ov 
Sperm,  Sperm,  n.  sed;  sed  ov  animalz:  spon; — a 

suljstauj  (jbtand  from  de  bed  ov  sum  spejez  ov 

hwalz;— inkorektli  yqzd  for  {tpermaceti.} 
Spermaceti,  Sper-ma-se-ti,  n.  a  substans  obtand 

from  de  trl  f-snd  in  de  hed  ov  several  sptjez  ov 

hwnlz,  emjiltrd  for  makip  kandlz  and  erntments. 
Spermaceti,    Sp^r-ma-se-ti,    a.    relalig   tu,  er 

mad  ov,  si>ermaseti. 
Spermatic,  Si»er-mat-ik,  >  a.  relatig  tu,  er 

Spermatical,  Sper-mat-i-kal,  i       konsistig    or, 

si>';rm;  seminal. 
Spermatocele.    Spor-mit-o-sel,    n.    {Jled.)   a 

hernia  or  swelig  ov  de  testiklz.  [sperm. 

Spermatolooy,  Sijor-ma-tol-o-ji,  ;*.  a  Iretii  on 
Spermidium,    Sjier-mid-i-um,  n.    {But.}  a  kjnd 

ov  smol  sed-vesel:  an  {akenium.} 
Spermolooist,  Sper-mol-o-jist,  n.  wun  bib  gad- 

erz  or  trets  ov  sedz. 
Sperse,  Spers,*  v.  t.  tu  disp^rs:  ta  skater. 
Spew,  Spn,t  r.  t.  tu  vomit;  tu  ejekt,  ai  from  de 

m'^t;    tu  ckspektoirat;   tu   ejekt  wid  nojca  er 

lu>dig. 
Spew,  Spq^  r.  ».  tu  Tomit;  tu  ez  de  stumak. 
Spewer,  Spq-er,  n.  wun  hot)  spt^z. 
Spewing,  Spij-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  vomitig.      [gren. 
Sphacelate,  Sfa^-e-lat,  r.  t.  tu  afekt  wid  gag- 
Spuacelate,  Sfas-e-lat,  r.  ».  tu  mortifj:  tu  suf- 

er  gangren. 
Sphacelate,  Sfaa-c-lat,  a.  {B<it.)   widcrd;  dod- 
Sphacelus,   Sfaa-e-lus,  n.  (J/w/.>  a  ga^^En;  a 

mortitikajon.  |^e  {S/'/uruliU.} 

SpHitRULiTE,    Sfdr-yn-ljt,  ».    (J/i/j.)  a  mineral. 
Sphagnum,    Sfag-uum,    n.    {But.)    a  jenus  ov 

mo^ez:  bog-mos.  [ov  titanium. 

SpHENE,  Sfrn,  n.  n  wej. — {Jlin.}  an  or  or  oksid 
Sphenoid,  Sfe-nffd,  /».  {Anat.}  a  boo  at  de  boi 

ov  de  kranium. 
Spue.noid,  Sfe-nffd,  a.  wej-Japt;  nuti^  a  bon  o» 

de  bed:  sfrntrdal. 
Sphenoidal,  Sfe-n«hl-al,  a.  relatig  tu  de  tlcDSdi 

wej-Japt. 


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Sphere,  Sfsr,  re.  a  solid  bodi  fermd  b;  de  revo- 
Iqjon  ov  a  semiserki  ab^t  its  djamster,  er  a  solid 
bodi  bonded  bj  a  surfas  ov  hwiq  even  pernt  iz 
ckwali  distant  from  de  senter  widin;  a  glob;  dg 
erf);  a  stqr;  a  planet;  de  konkav  ekspans  ov  de 
hevnz; — orb;  serkit  ov  inujon; — provins;  kutn- 
pas  ov  nolej,  akjon,  er  infli^eas. — {Astron.}  3e 
konkav  ekspans  ov  de  hevnz,  hwiq  apsrz  tu 
de  j  az  de  interior  surfas  ov  a  sfer. — {Creog.}  a 
reprezentajon  ov  de  ert  on  de  surfas  ov  a  glob, 
hwiq  haz  elso  reprezented  on  it  an  asemblaj  ov 
serklz  Joii)  de  pozijonz  ov  de  ekwator,  ekliptik, 
meridianz,  paralelz  ov  latitt],d,  &s. 

Sphere,  Sfer,  r.  t.  tu  plas  in  a  sfer;  tia  mak  rsnd. 

Spheric,  Sfer-ik,  j  a.    relatii)  tu,  er  fermd 

Spherical,  Sfer-i-kal,  i  az,  a  sfer;  r-snd;  erbik- 
yH,lar;  globyi^lar.  Sferikal  triganometri,  de 
sjens  ov  sferikal  trjaijglz.  [sfer. 

Spherically,  Sfer-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  de  ferm  ov  a 

Sphericalness,  Sfer-i-kal-nes,  n.  rsndnes;  sfe- 
risiti. 

Sphericity,  Sfe-ris-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
sferikal;  rotunditi;  globositi;  r'isndnes. 

Spherics,  Sfer-iks,  n.  de  doktrin  and  propertiz 
ov  de  sfer,  konsiderdaz  a  jeometrikal  bodi,  and, 
in  partikyq,lar,  ov  de  diferent  serklz  deskrjbd  on 
its  surfas;  de  sjens  ov  sferikal  trjaj)glz;  sferikal 
trigonometri. 

Spheroid,  Sfe-rerd,  n.  a  bodi  oblog  er  oblat, 
aproqig  tu  de  ferm  ov  a  sfer; — a  solid  bodi  jen- 
erated  bj  de  revolqjon  ov  an  elips  ab'st  wan  ov 
its  akscz;  a  bodi  rezemblig  a  sfer,  but  oblat  er 
prolat. 

Spheroidal,  Sfe-rM-al,  )  a.  havii)  de  ferm 

Spheroidical,  Sfe-rffd-i-kal,  i     ov  a  sferffd. 

Spheroidity,  Sfe-rd^d-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  bei^ 
sfererdal. 

Spherometer,  Sfe-rom-e-ter,  n.  an  instroiment 
fer  me2q,riij  de  tiknes  ov  smel  bodiz,  de  kurva- 
%x\x  ov  optikal  glasez,  &s. 

Spherule,  Sfer-yij^l,  n.  a.  litl  sfer. 

Spherulite,  Sfer-yq,-lit,  n.  {Min.'}  obsidian,  er 
perl-ston,  in  r'snded  granz.  [mometer.y 

Sphigmometer,    Sfig-mom-e-ter,  n.  Se  {Sphyg- 

Sphincter,  Sfigk-ter,  71.  \_L.]  {Anat.}  a  nam  ov 
several  muslz,  hwiq  kloz  er  kontrakt  de  orifis- 
ez  hwiq  da  sur'snd. 

Sphinx,  Sfiijks,  n.  a  fa  bid  monster,  in  8jipt,  hav- 
ii) de  fas  ov  a  verjin,  and  de  bodi  ov  a  Ijon. 

Sphragid,  Sfrag-id,  n.  {Min.)  an  okreus  kla. 

Sphragistics,  Sfra-jis-tiks,  n.  pi.  de  nolej  er 
studi  ov  selz  and  etografs. 

Sphygmometer,  Sfig-mom-e-ter,  n.  {3fed.}  an 
instriDment  for  k-sntii)  qrterial  pulsajonz,  and 
wun  hwiq  renderz  de  akJon  07  de  puis  vizibl  tu 
de  j. 

Spial,  Spj-al,*  n.  a  spj;  a  woqer;  woq. 

Spica,  8pj-ka,  n.  [Z.]  {Bot.)  a  spjk;  a  spejez  ov 
infloresens. 

SpiCATE,  Spj-kat,  a.  {Bot.)  havig  spjks  er  erz. 

Spiccato,  Spi-kq-to,  n.  [It.]  {3Ii/s.y  direktiij  a 
divijon  ov  de  nots  from  eq  uder,  in  a  plan  and 
disti^kt  maner. 

Spice,  Spjs,  n.  a  vejetabl  produkjon,  fragrant  tu 
de  smel,  and  punjent  tu  de  tast;  dat  hwiq  givz 
flavor  er  punjensi;  an  aromatik  substans  yi|zd 
in  sesez; — a  veri  smol  kwontiti;  a  sampl;  a  spesi- 
men. 

Spice,  Spjs,  v.  t.  tu  sezn  wid  spjs;  tu  miks  wid 
aromatik  bodiz;  tu  sezn. 

Spiceapple,  Spis-ap-1,  n.  de  nam  ov  an  apl. 

Spicer,  Spjs-er, «.  wun  hoo  spisezordelz  in  spjsez. 

Spioery,  Spjs-er-i,  n.  spjsez  kolektivli;  a  repozi- 
tori  ov  spjsez. 

Spicewood,  Spjs-wud,  n.  an  Amerikan  Jrub  er 
emel  tre. 


Spiciness,  Spis-i-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beip  spjsi. 
Spicing,  Spjs-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  seznig  wid  spjsez. 
Spicknel,  Spik-nel,  n.  a  perenial  plant;  b^rwurt; 

spignel. 
Spicose,  Spi-kos, )       ,      .  ,.,  ,  ,^,   , 

Spicous,  Spi-kus;  1  ^-  ^^^'B  "^  ^i^  1^9™'  P*°t«d. 
Spicosity,  Spj-kos-i-ti,   n.    de   kwoliti  ov  beig 

spjkt. 
Spicula,    Spik-yti-la,    n.    [L.]    pi.    Spik-yri,-l8, 

{Bot.}  a  smel  spjk.  [pernt. 

Spiculate,  Spik-yq-lat,  v.  t.  tia  mak  Jqrp  at  de 
Spicy,  Spj-si,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  abundig  in,  spjs; 

aromatik;  havig  de  kwolitiz  ov  spjs. 
Spider,  Spj-der,  n.  ananimal  datspinz  a  webta 

kaq  f Ijz.     3^r  qr  varius  spejez  ov  spjderz,  (  pop- 

yi^larli  keld  insekts,)  bglogig  tu  de  klas  ov  ani- 

malz  keld  {arachnids.) — A  kiqen  yq,tensil;   Q 

sert  ov  st^^pan; — de  ferm  ov  a  spjder. 
Spider-catcher,  Sp|-der-kaq-er,  n.  a  herd. 
Spider-like,  Spj-der-ljk,  a.   rezemblig  a  spjder 

in  Jap  er  kwoliti. 
Spidershell,  Spj-der-Jel,  n.  a  spejez  ov  de  mn- 

reks-Jel. 
Spiderwort,  Spj-der-wurt,  n.  a  perenial  plant. 
Spignel,  Spig-nel,  n.  a.  perenial  plant,  ov  diferent 

spejez.  [in  a  kask. 

Spigot,  Spig-ot,  n.  a  pin  er  peg  tu  stop  a  foset 
Spigurnel,  Spi-gdr-nei,  n.  {Eng.  law)  de  seler 

ov  de  kigz  rits. 
Spike,  Spjk,  n.  an  er  ov  kern  er  gran;  a  spejez  ov 

infloresens,  az  in  hwet,  rj,  &s.;  a  JcDt; — a  smel 

spejez  ov  lavender; — a  log  nal  ov  jurn  er  wud; 

— a  log  rod  ov  jurn  Jqrpnd. 
Spike,  Spjk,  v.  t.  tu  fasn  wid  spjks;  tu  set  wid 

spjks,  az  ds  vent  ov  a  kanon;  tu  mak  Jqrp  at 

de  end. 
Spiked,  Spjkt,  a.  fermd  wid,  er  havig,  spjks. 
Spikelet,  Spik-let,  71.  a  litl  spjk; — {Bot.}  wun 

ov  a  grat  meni  smel  spjks  kolekted  in  a  mas,  az 

in  gras. 
Spikenard,    Spik-nqrd,   n.    a  perenial  plant  er 

Jrub;  de  erl  er  belsam  prodq,st  from  de  plant. 
Spiky,  Spj-ki,  a.  havig  spjks;  havig  a  Jqrp  pffnt. 
Spile,  Spjl,  n.  a  wudn  peg  tu  stop  a  hoi  in  a 

kask  ov  likor;  a  spil;  a  spigot. 
Spilehole,  Spjl-hol,  n.    q,r-hol  ov  a  kask;  hoi 

fer  a  spjl. 
Spilikins,  Spil-i-kinz,  n.  pi.  a.  set  ov  smel  jvori 

instra)ments  yqzd  in  plaig  gamz. 
Spill,  Spil,  w.  a  smel  Jiver  ov  wud;  a  peg  tu  stop 

a  hoi  in  a  kask;  a  spjl; — a  tin  bqr  ov  jurn; — a 

smel  kwontiti  ov  muni. 
Spill,  Spil,  ^'.  t.  \i.  spild  er  spilt, ^s.  spilig,  spild 

«/'  spilt;]  tu  Jed:  tu  looz  bj  Jedig;  tu  por  ut;  tU 

tro  awa. 
Spill,  Spil,  v.  i.  tu  wast;  tu  be  Jed;  tu  be  lost 

bj  beig  Jed; — Tu  spil  a  sal,  {JVant.}  tu  disq^rj 

de  wind  from  it. 
Spiller,  Spil-er,  n.   wun  hd)  spilz; — a  kjnd  ov 

fijig-ljn. 
Spilt,  Spilt,  i.  and  j3.  from  Spil.     Se  {Spill.} 
Spin,  Spin,  v.  t.  [«'.  spun  er  span,  ps.  spinig,  spun. 

Sj)a7i  iz  n's  obsolet;]  tu  dre  st  and  twist  intu 

tredz;  tu  ferm,  az  bj  spinig; — tu  ekstend  tu  a 

grat  legt;  tu  protrakt:  tu  ferm  bj  degrez;  tu 

dre  •St  tedyusli; — tu  put  intu  a  turnig  mojon, 

az  a  bez  top;  tu  twerl. 
Spin,  Spin,  v.  i.  tu  eksersjz  de  qrt  ov  spinig;  tu 

twerl; — tu  guj  er  ijq,  in  a  smel  strem; — tu  hwerl 

riind  bj  rezn  ov  fors,  az  a  top. 
Spinaceous,    Spi-na-Jus,   a.     notig  a   klas  ov 

plants  inklqdig  spinaq. 
Spinach,  Spin-aq,  n.  a  gqrden  plant,  kdltivated 

fer  de  tabl; — ritn  elso  {spinage.}  [ag. 

Spinage,  Spin-aj,  n.  a  gqrden  plant;  sam  az  spin- 
Spinal,  Spj-nal,  a.  belogig  tu  de  spjn  er  bak-bon. 


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Spu<DLE,  Spin-dl,  71.  de  pin  or  rod  yi^zd  in  spinio, 
b|  hwi(i  de  tntl  is  twisted,  and  on  hwirj  it  iz 
iTBnd; — eni  slender,  p«»nted  rod;— a  Ino,  slender 
gtok.— (  Ut'i'tn.)  a  solid  jdnemted  bj  At  evcilnJon 
ov  a  kurv  lin  ab^t  its  bas. 

Spixulk,  Spin-dl,  r.  i.  tu  J<i>t  or  gro  Ijk  a  spindl. 

Spi.sDLK-LtaoED,  Spin-dl-legd,       j  a.  havifl  lo^, 

Spixulk  8IIAXKLD,  Spin-dl-Jiiykt,  I   slender  Icgz. 

ypiNDLK  811AXKS,  Spin-dl-Ja^k.'',!  fj.  tin  limz;— 
a  tol,  .-Ii'iiJiT  per.sun.  [-pindl. 

Spixdle-suapeu,    Spin-dl-Jnpt,    a.    Japl   Ijk    a 

Spixdle-sukll,  Spin-dl-/el,  n.  a  spejez  ov  yi^ni- 
valv  /ilz. 

Spindletuee,  Spin-dl-tre,  n.  prikwud;  a  Jrub. 

Spinuleworm,  Spin-dl-wurm,  n.  nn  insckt  iatal 
tu  sum  plants. 

Spindling,  Spind-lij),*  pp.  a.  Jjjtij]  intu  a  smol 
8lok:  li>u  and  slender. 

Spine,  ."^pin,  n.  de  bak-bon;  v^rtebre; — alqrj  torn 
ov  wudi  substans. 

Spined,  Spjnd,  a.  bavig  sp[nz. 

Spinel,  Spj-nel,  n.  a.  sprjez  ov  rihbi,  ov  vnrius 
kulorz,  az  red,  br'sn,  yelu,  and  bli^. 

Spinel-l.\ne,  Spin-el-lan,  n.  {Min.)  a  dodeka- 
hednil  vnrjeti  ov  zeuljt.  [8p|nel. 

Spixelue,  Spi-nei,  71.  \)lin.)  a  kristalizd  nDoi;  a 

SPINE8CEXT,  Sp{-nes-cnt,  a.  bekiimig  bqrd  and 
torni. 

Spinet,  Spin-et,or  Spi-ndt,  n.  a  mqzikal  strifld 
instntiiuent,  wid  krz  Ijk  a  bqrpsikon!;— orijinali 
kold  de  k-yrt  fufrp. 

Spinet,  Spi-net,"  n.  a  smel  wud,  or  plas  ov  brjerz 
and  bujez:— ritn  olso  {npiny  and  fjJtnny.y 

SpiNiKEUOi's,  Spj-nif-er-us,  a.  bx^riy  tornz. 

SpiNiNEJijJ,  Spj-ui-nes, «.  de  kwoliti  ov  beijj  spjni. 

Spink,  Spi^k,  /».  a  finq;  a  berd. 

Spinner,  Spin-er,  n.  wun  hu)  spinz; — an  organ  for 
spinig.  az  in  au  iusekt;— a  spjder;  de  gqrdcn- 
spjder,  wid  lop,  jerntcd  Icgz. 

Spinxeky,  Spin-er-i,  n.  a  pins  hw.-ir  spinig  iz 
pcrftirmd;  u  uiil  for  spinig. 

Spinning,  Spin-ig,  n.  de  biznes  or  wnrk  or  a 
spincr. 

Spinning -JENXY,  Spin-ig-jen-i,  n.  a  k6mplikatcd 
majen  for  spinig  kotn.  [spinig. 

Spinnixg-wueel,  Spin-ig-hwel,  n.  a  majen  for 

Spinnv,  Spin-i,  a.  smol;  slender. 

Spinositt,  Spj-nos-i-ti,*  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  tomi; 
perplok.«iti. 

Spinous,  .Spj-nus,  a.  torni;  ful  ov  tornz;  spini. 

SPINOZifiM,  Spin-o-ziz-m,  fi.  de  doktrin  or  sistem 
ov  Ktinrdikt  Spinoza,  a  Jq,  boo  woz  born  at  Am- 
sterdam in  Uy.i2.  Hiz  sistem,  bwiq  iz  jianteistik, 
iz  tia  be  tund  in  hiz  wurkon  Ktiks.  "lie  dedi^sez, 
bi  striktli  niatematikal  reznig,  from  a  fq  aksi- 
omz,  de  wel-non  prinsiplz,  '  dat  d^r  kan  be  no 
substaus  but  God;  hwotever  iz,  iz  in  God;  and 
nutig  kan  be  kouse'vd  wid'st  God."  " 

Spinozist,  Spin-t)-ii»t,  ».  wun  h<D  holdz  de  sis- 
tem iiv  Spinoza. 

Spinster,  Spin-stcr,  n.  a  wuman  ha>  spinz; — 
{J.a'if  un  unmarid  wuman. 

Spixstry,  Spin-stri,*  n.  de  wurk  ov  spinig. 

Spixthere,  Spin-ttr,  ».  {Min.)  a  mineral  ov  a 
gniuj-xni  kulur. 

Spixlle,  Spin-ytil,  «.  a  smol  spjn.  [spjnz. 

Spi.MLt:scEST,  .*<pin-yti-les-cnt,a.  prodqsig  smol 

Spinilose,  Spin-yq-los,  ».  kuv^rd  wid  smol 
spjnz.  t'Pinu*- 

Spiny,  Spj-ni,  a.  temi;  bqeri;  porpl^kst;  difikult; 

fplNsV^Siii,  I  '»•  ^  '^'  ^^^-    Se  iSpin^.y 
Spiracle.  .Spir-a-kl,  t>r  Spj-ra-kl,».  abredig-bol; 

a  vent;  a  [HSr;  a  smol  aportiir. 
Spir^a,  Spi-re-a,  n.  [L.]  {livt.)  a  jenuior  plants 

er  jrubz. 


Spiral,  Spi-ral,  a.  wjndig;  s^rkqlarli  inrilvd,  I[k 
a  sknn. — {(Jeom.)  nutig  a  kurv,  hwiq  kontin- 
yqali  resi'dz  from  a  scnteror  pol,  hwjl  it  kontin- 
yqz  tu  re  vol  V  abijt  it. 

Spiral,  Spj-ral,  n.  a  s^rktilarli  inv61vd  fonn  or 
kurv. 

.Spirally,  Spj-ral-i,  ad.  in  a  spjral  form. 

.^PIRE,  Sp[r,  «.  u  kurv  or  spjral  Ijn;  eni  tig  redd 
or  kontorted;  u  kurl;  a  twist;  a  ret;  eni  tig  groig 
up  tni)cr;  a  r'xnd,  log  piramid;  an  erekjon  abdv 
de  tTjcr  ov  a  qurq,  hwiq  diminijez  gradyqali  as 
it  rjzez;  a  slepi; — de  top  or  u]:>erm(jst  ji^nt. 

Spired,  Spjrd,  a.  havig  a  stepi  orspjr. 

Spikiker,  Spj-ri-fer,  n.  {Gtol.)  an  eluligkt  jenoa 
ov  molusks. 

Spirit,  Spir-it,  n.  an  intelijcnt  beig  imperseptibl 
tu  de  korp(Jreal  sensez;  an  imaterial  suk-itans; 
an  intclektyiial  beig;  de  sol  ov  man;  an  aparijon; 
—temper;  habityqal  dis[xjziJon  ov  m|nd:  qrdor; 
kunij;  elcvajon;  vi'bemcns  ov  mjnd;  Ijf;  enerji; 
animnjon:— jcnyus;  vigor  ov  mind;  turn  ov  m|nd, 
moral  or  intelektyqal;— inteU-ktyqal  and  moral 
p'scrz,  distigkt  from  de  bodi; — sentiment;  pcr- 
sepjon;  egernes;  dezjr; — a  man  ov  aktiviti;  a  man 
ov  Ijf,  fjr,  and  enterprjz; — dat  hwiq  givz  vigor  or 
qerfulnes  tu  de  mjnd; — esenjal  kwuliti;  esens; 
eni  tig  eminentli  refjnd; — an  inflamabl  likor 
prudqst  bj  distilajon,  az  brandi,  rum,  hwiski, 
As.;  intoksikatig  likor;— /'^  inflamabl  likorz  ob- 
taud  bj  distilajon,  az  brandi,  rum,  jin,  hwiski, 
is.;  qrdent  spirits; — animajon;  vivasiti.  S^-irit 
I'T  win,  alkobol.  Sjiirit  level,  a  glus  tqb  nerii 
fild  wid  spirit  ov  wjn  or  distild  woter,  and  h?r- 
m^tikali  seld  at  bat  cndz. 

Spirit,  Spir-it,  r.  t.  tu  eksjt;  tu  enkdraj;  ta  in- 
spirit.    Tu  spirit  awa,  tu  entjs  er  tak  awa. 

SpiRtTALLY,  Spir-il-al-i,*  ad.  bj  menzovde  bret. 

Spirited,  Spir-it-cd,  a.  Ijvli;  vivajus;  ful  ov  fjr 
or  spirit. 

Spiritedly,  Spir-it-ed-li,  ad.  in  a  Ijvli  or  gpirit- 
ed  maner. 

Spiritedness,  Spir-it-ed-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  OT 
beig  syiirited. 

Spieitino,  Spir-it-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  inspiritin. 

Spirit-lamp,  Spir-it-lamp,  n.  a  lamp  in  Dwi^ 
S|)irit  iz  yqzd  insted  ov  «rl. 

Spiritless,  Spir-it-les,  a.  dcv^d  ov  spirit,  vigor, 
or  kuruj:  deprest;  diskdrajd;  dul;  lifles. 

Spiritlessly,  Spir-it-les-li,  ad.  widit  spirit. 

Spiritlessness,  Spir-it-les-net),  n.  de  stat  oT 
brig  spiritles. 

SpiRiTOso,  Spir-i-tu-.eu),         )    [Jt.]  {^fus.)  notifl 

Con  spirito,  Kon  spir-i-to,  j  a  moovmcnt  tu 
be  perlormd  in  a  spirited  maner. 

Spiritous,  Spir-it-us,  a.  partakig  ov  spirit;  rt- 
fjiid;  qrdent;  aktiv;  S]iirityqu8. 

Spiritolsn»:ss,  Spir-it- us-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  oT 
bfig  spiritus. 

Spirits.  Spir-ita,  n.    Se  {Sj'irit.}  [it. 

Spirit-stirring,  Spir-it-ster-ig,  a.  riszigde  spir- 

Spihitval,  .'^pir-it-yq-al,  a.  bavig,  or  ynrtakig 
ov,  de  natyqr  ov  spirit;  relatig  tu  de  spirit, 
mjnd,  or  sul;  distigkt  from  mater;  imaterial;  in- 
kor|iurcal;  mental;  intelektyqal; — not  grLx";  re- 
fjnd from  eksternal  tigz;— huli;  hevnli;  not  s«k- 
yqlur;  not  la;  not  s^iijqal;  not  tempural;— rclatij) 
tu  de  tigz  ov  hovu;  ekleziastikal;  rclijus. 

Spiritualism,  Sjiir-it-yq-al-iz-m,  n.  At  kwoliti 
ov  beig  spirityqal;  spirityqal  natyqr  or  doktrin; 
—  dat  sistem,  az  o|iuzd  tu  fwa/rria/ir/n,  akord- 
ig  tu  hwiq  ol  dat  iz  real  iz  spirit,  sul  or  self; 
—dat  hwiq  iz  kold  de  ckstvmal  wurld,  bein 
cder  a  suksejon  ov  nojonz  imprest  on  dr  mjna 
bj  de  Deiti,  or  els  de  mer  edukt  ov  At  mind  it- 
self, de  former  iz  de  spirityqalizm  ov  (Ucrke- 
Icy;)  de  lat«r,  dat  ot  (Ficht«.) 


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Spieitualist,  Spir-it-yri-al-ist,  n.  wun  hO)  iz 
devoted  tu  spirit7q,al  tipz;  wun  hffiz  ernpler- 
ment  iz  spirityq,al; — wun  hao  adherz  tu  spirit- 
yi|alizm. 
SPiKiTnALiTY,  Spir-it-yti,-al-i-ti,  «.  de  stat  er 
kwoliti  ov  bEU)  spirityq,al;  spirityn,al  natyixr; 
dsvojon  tu  spiritytial  objekts  and  interests;— 
imaterialiti;  esens,  distigkt  from  mater; — p^ir 
devojon;— dat  hwiq  belogz  tu  eni  wun  az  an 
eklEziastik.  [akt  ov  spiritytialjzii). 

Spieitualization,  Spir-it-yri-al-i-za-Jon,  n.  de 
Spiritualize,  Spir-it-yii,-al-iz,  y.  t.  tu  punfj 
from  de  fekyt^lens  ov  de  wurld;  tu  render  spir- 
itytial;— tu  giv  a  spirityTj,al  menig  tu.—  (6%€7;i..) 
tu  raz  bj  distilajon;  tu  ekstrakt  inf  lamabl  spirit 
from.  [spiritytializez. 

Spieitualizek,   Spir-it-yii-al-iz-er,   n.   wun   hO) 
Spieitually,  Spir-it-yq,-al-i,  ad.  in  a  spirityq,al 

maner;  mentali. 
Spieitualty,  Spir-it-yq,-al-ti,*  n.   ekleziastikal 
bodi:  dg  klerji.  [nes. 

Spibituositt,  Spir-it-yq,-6s-i-ti,*  n.  spirityqus- 
Spikituous,  Spir-it-yn-us,  a.  partakii)  ov  spirit, 
partikyti,larli  ov  distOd  spirit:  qrdent;  inflamabl; 
alkoholik;  spiritus.  S^nrityiius  likcr,  a  distild 
likor,  er  spirit,  hwiq  kontanz  alkohol,  and  iz  in- 
toksikatifl.  [ov  beir)  spirityi^us. 

Spieituousness,  Spir-it-yq,-us-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 
Spiet,  Spert,  v.  i.  tu  sprig  er  strem  "st,  az  a  flq,- 
id;  tu  sti-em  %t  bj  intervalz.    Ritn  elso  {spurt.) 
Spiet,  Spert,  v.  t.  tu  tro  -st  in  a  jet.  [ort. 

Spiet,  Spert,  n.  suden  ejekjon:  suden  and  Jert  ef- 
Spikt,  Spj-ri,  a.  piramidal;  redd;  kurld;  spiral. 
Spissated,  Spis-a-ted,  a.  tiknd;  tik;  gros. 
Spissitude,  Spis-i-tij^d,  n.  grosnes;  tiknes. 
Spit,  Spit,  n.  hwot  iz  tron  from  de  m^st;  spitl; — 
a  lor)  prog  on  hwiq  met  iz  rosted; — suq  a  dept 
ov  ert  az  a  spad  persez  at  wuns. 
Spit,  Spit,  v.  t.  [i.  spit  or  spat,  ps.  spitii),  spit  frr 
spitn, — spat  and  s])itri,  qr  groig   obsolet:]   tu 
Ejekt  from  de  m-st;  tu  iro  ■st. 
Spit,  Spit,  r.  t.  tu  put  upon  a  spit;  tu  trust  trCD. 
Spit,  Spit,  v.  i.  tu  tro  •st  spitl  er  saljva  from  de 

m'st. 
Spital,  Spit-al,*  n.  a  qdritabl  f-sndajon;  a  lazar- 
h'ss: — a  hospital,  ov  hwiq  de  wurd  iz  an  abrevi- 
ajon  er  korupjon. 
Spital-house,  Spit-al-h'ss,*  n.  a  hospital. 
Spitbox,  Spit-boks,  n.  a.  boks  tu  spit  in;  a  spit<6n. 
Spitchcock,  8piq-kok,  v.  t.  tu  split  an  el  legt- 

wiz,  and  brerl  it. 
Spitchcock,  Spiq-kok,  n.  an  el  spiqkokt. 
Spite,  Spjt,  n.  mails;  ragkor;  hat;  maligniti;  malev- 
olens.    1)1  sijt  ov,  notwids'Landig:  in  defjans  ov. 
Spite,  Spit,  t.  t.  tu  tret  malijusli;  tu  veks;  tu 

twert  malignantli;  tu  fil  wid  spjt;  tu  ofend. 
Spiteful,  Spjt-ful,  a.  ful  ov  spit:  malijus;  ma- 
lignant, [li. 
Spitefully,  Spjt-f ul-i,  acZ.  malijusli;  malignant- 
Spitefulness,  Spjt-ful-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  be- 

ig  spjtf  ul;  malis. 
Spitfike,  Spit-fjr,  n.  an  aggri  er  jrasibl  person. 
Spiteack,  Spit-rak,  n.  a  rak  tu  hag  spits  upon. 
Spitted,  Spit-ed,  a.  Jot  Tst  intu  legb,  az  a  derz 

hern. 
Spittee,  Spit-er,  n.  wun  h(D  spits; — a  yug  der. 
Spittle,  Spit-1,  n.  merstjair  ov  de  m-st;  saljva: — 
*a  hospital,  ov  hwiq  it  iz  a  korupjon  er  abrevia- 
Jon;  spital. 
Spittly,  Spit-li,*  a.  sljmi;  ful  ov  spitl. 
Spittoon,  Spit-ibn,  n.  a.  boks  er  vesel  tu  spit  in. 
Spit  VENOM,  Spit-ven-om,  n.  venom  ejekted  from 
de  ui-st.  [de  visera. 

Splanchnic,  Splagk-nik,  a.  {Anaf.}  relatig  tu 
Splanchnology,  Splagk-nol-o-ji,  n.  de  doktrin 
ov  de  visera;  a  treliz  on  de  b^selz. 


Splash,  SplaJ,  v.  t.  tu  daj  er  spater  wid  a  lik- 
wid,  az  derti  weter. 

Splash,  Splaj,  n.  weter  er  mud  az  tron  up  from 
a  pudl;  nerz  ov  troig  weter.  [bespater. 

Splashy,  SplaJ-i,  a.  ful  ov  derti  weter;  apt  tta 

Splattee,  Splat-er,  y.  i.  tu  mak  a  nffz  az  in  we- 
ter. [er. 

Splatteedash,  Splat-er-daJ,  n.  an  upror;  a  sput- 

Splay,  Spla,  ^'.  t.  tu  dislokat  er  brak  a  hersez 
Jolder-bcDn; — tu  slop  er  inkljn. 

Splay,  Spla,  a.  displad;  spred;  slopig;  tumd  ■st- 
ward;  az,  a  spla  f ut,  dat  iz,  a  fut  tumd  'Stward. 

Splay,  Spla,  n.  a  slopig  surfas. 

Splay-foot,  Spla-fut,  }   a.  havig  de  fut 

Splay-footed,  Spla-fut-ed,  i     tumd  "stward. 

Splay-mouth,  Spla-m-st,  n.  a  wjd,  defermd  m^st. 

Splay-mouthed,  Spla-m^sdd,  a.  havig  a  wjd  m"5t. 

Spleen,  Splen,  n.  a  spunji  viskus,  ov  an  oval 
ferm,  de  yii,s  ov  hwiq  iz  unnon;  de  mUt:  a  soft 
pqrt  ov  de  visera,  de  fansid  set  ov  melankoli, 
agger,  and  veksajon; — agger;  spjt;  il-yq,mor;  in- 
konstansi;  kapres;  melankoli;  hipakondrjasis;  a 
fit  ov  pajon; — *imoderat  meriment. 

Spleened,  Splend,  a.  deprjvd  ov  de  splen. 

Spleenful,  Splen-ful,  a.  aggri;  pevij;  fretful; 
melankoli;  spleuetik.  [be  {Splenish.} 

Spleenish,  Splen-iJ,  a.  fretful;  melankoli;  spleni. 

Spleenless,  Splen-les,*  a.  kjnd;  jentl;  mjld. 

Spleenwoet,  Splen-wurt,  n.  miltwurt;  a  perenial 
plant. 

Spleeny,  Splen-i,  a.  aggri;  peviJ;  fretful;  gloomi. 

Spleget,  Splej-et,  n.  a  wet  klot  fer  wojig  a  sor. 

Splendent,  Splen-dent,  a.  Jjnig;  glosi;  bqt;  re- 
splendent; splendid. 

Splendid,  Splen-did,  a.  havig  splendor;  Joi;  mag- 
nifisent;  brilyant;  konspikynus;  pompus. 

Splendidly,  Splen-did-li,  ad.  in  a  splendid 
maner:  magnifisentli.  [heig  splendid. 

Splendidness,  Splen-did-nes,  n.   de  kwoliti  ov 

Splendor,  Splen-dor,  ?i.  grat  brjtnes;  brilyansi; 
luster;  magnifisens;  pomp.  [splendid. 

Splendeous,    Splen-drus,*    a.    havig    splendor; 

Splenetic,  Splen-e-tik,  a.  trubld  wid  de  splen; 

fretful;  peviJ;  moros;  sulen;  glibmi. 
Splenetic,  Splen-e-tik,  n.  a  splenetik  person; — 
a  medisin  for  de  splen.  [tic.y 

Splenetical,  Sple-net-i-kal,  a.  sam  az  {Splene- 
Splenetically,  Sple-net-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  splen- 
etik maner. 

iSicl?tKkal,*i^--^^"«^-^-P^- 
Splenish,  Splen-iJ,  a.  fretful;  peviJ;  splenij. 
Splenitis,  Sple-nj-tis,  n.  {Med.}  inflamajon  ov 

de  splen.  [splenetik. 

Splenitive,  Splen-i-tiv,*  a.  hot;  fjeri;  peviJ; 
Splenization,  Splen-i-za-Jon,  n.  {Med.)  a  qanj 

indi|st  in  de  lugz  bj  inflamajon,  kezig  dem  tu 

rezembl  de  splen.  [de  splen. 

Splenocele,  Splen-o-sel,  n.  {Jfed.}  a  hernia  ov 
Splenology,  Sple-nol-o-ji,  n.  a  tretiz  on  de  splen. 
Splent,  Splent,  n.  a  kalus  swelig  on  de  Jagk-boa 

ov  a  hersez  leg; — a  splint. 
Splent,  Splent,  [  a.  {A/in-.)  notig  a  kjnd  ov  kan- 
Splint,  Splint,  )       al-kol,  keld  elso_/'a/oi!-A-o?. 
Splice,  Spljs,  v.  i.  tu  jern  tugeder,  az  de  tco  endz 

ov  a  rop;  tu  konjffn  legtwjz;  tu  jffn  bj  inter- 

wevig. 
Splice,  Spljs,  n.  an  ihterwevig  er  jenig  ov  toj 

endz  ov  rops;  a  pes  aded. 
Splint,  Splint,  n.  a  fragment  ov  wud  split  of; — 

a  tin  pes  ov  wud  tu  kep  a  set  bon  in  its  plas; — 

a  tqmor  or  an  ekskresens  ov  a  bon  in  a  hers; 

splent.  [ter. 

Splint,  Splint,  v.  t.  tu  seki^r  bj  splints:  tu  splin- 
Splintee,  Splin-ter,  n.    a  fragment  ov  cni  tig 

brokn  or  split  of;  a  splint;  a  tin  pes  ov  wud. 


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Spiintee,  Splin-ter,  v.  t.  ta  Jivcr;  tu  brak  intu 

fraKm*-'"'*;  ^^  sektir  bj  splint*;  tu  sajxirt. 
Splistkr,  Splin-ter,  r.  i.  tu  be  Jivord,  split,  or 

br^)kn  intu  fragments.  [nntc-d;  skali. 

Splintebv,  Splin-ter-i,  a.  havig  splinterz:  latni- 
Split,  Split,  T.  t.  [i.  split  or  cjilitcd,  /'*■.  splitip, 

split  irr  gplitcd;— «/»/i/<?rf  iz  litl  ytizd:]  tu  divjd 

lonjitq^dinali  in  Xa>;  tu  divjd:  tu  ]jqrt;  tu  klev; 

tu  riv;  tu  kruk;  tu  sc'iuinit;  tu  burst;  tu  daj 

and  brak  on  a  ruk;  tu  brak  intu  di:-kord. 
Split,  Split,  r.  i.  tu  bur^t  in  sunder;  tu  krak;  tu 

sepnrat;  tu  burst  wid  Iqfter;  tu  be  brokn,  az 

agdnst  roks. 
Splittek,  Split-er,  n.  wun  hiD  splits. 
SpLi'TTEH,  Spliit-cr,t  n.  busl;  ti^mult. 
Splutter,  Spliit-cr,J  v.  i.   tu  spek  hastili  and 

k<mfiizedli. 
Spluttkrer,  Spldt-cr-cr,+  n.  wun  bet)  splutcrz. 
Spochdog,  Sp<Vj-dog,  n.  a.  spcjez  ov  dog.        [ez. 
Spoi)Oi*AXC!r,  Sp(jd-t)-mftn-si,  n.  divinajon  bj  aj- 
Spodumexe,  SiH')d-yq,-niEn,  n.  {.Win.}  a  mineral 

komiHJzd  or  silika,  ahimina,  and  litia,  fvnd  in 

laminated  mascz,  hqrd,  britl,  and  translq.sent; — 

kuld  olso  trj/'an. 
Spoil,  Sjiffl,  r.  t.  tu  sez  bj  roberi;  tu  plunder;  tu 

strip  ov  gudz;  tu  rob; — tu  kordpt;  tu  mqr;  tu 

mak  ynsles;  tu  renin. 
Spoil,  Sp<rl,  r.  i.  tu  praktis  roberi  or  plunder; — 

tu  gru  yqsles;  tu  ht  koriiptcd. 
Spoil,  Sp»l,  n.  dat  hwiq  iz  takn  bj  vjolens;  dat 

hwiq  iz  takn  from  an  enemi;  plunder:  jiilaj:  Ixtiti, 

pra:  diit  liwiq  iz  takn  from  andder;  roberi;  wast; 

— korupjon;  niiin; — de  sluf;  kast-of  skin  ov  a 

serpent. 
Spoilable,  SpAl-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  S[>flrld. 
Spoiler,  SpAl-er,  n.  wun  biii  spfflz;  a  kordpter;  a 

rober. 
Spoilful,  Sp^l-ful,*  a.  wastful;  rapajus. 
Spoke,  Srnjk,  n.  At  radius  ov  a  hwel;  de  bqr  ov 

a  bwEl  aat  |^<isez  from  de  nav  tu  de  fell; — de 

sp<\r  ov  a  lader. 
Spoke,  SjKjk,  r.  t.  tu  fit  or  furnij  wid  spoks. 
Spoke.  S|^k,  i.  from  Si>rk.     Se  {Sj'eak.) 
Spokex,  S]>iJk-n,  p.  from  Sptk,     Se  {Syeak.) 
Spokeshave,   Spuk-Jav,   n.    a  Jav  for  smtDdifl 

sfxaks,  <Ss.  [andder. 

Spokesman,  Sp<£)ks-maD,  n.  wan  ho)  speks  for 
Spoliate,  Spu-li-at,  r.  t.  tu  rob:  tu  plunder:  tu 

sihtI.  [roberi:  j.lunder. 

Spoliation,  Spo-li-a-Jon,  n.   At  akt  ov  robiy: 
Spoliator,  Spo-li-a-tor,  n.  wun  hd)  komits  spu- 

liajon.  [destrdktiv. 

Spoliatory,  Spu-li-a-to-ri,  a.  kozifl   spolinjonr 
Spo!«daic,  Spon-da-ik,  j    a.    beWgij)   tu   a 

Spondaical,  Spon-da-i-kal,  i      sponde;  kontanig 

a  S|><in<le. 
Spondee,  Sp6n-dE,  n.  {Grttk  and  Latin  poetry) 

a  fut  ov  tit)  log  silublz:  az,  nQ-tj.  [spfn. 

Spoxdylk,  Spon-dil,  n.  a  vertebra;  a  jffnt  ov  de 
Sponge.  Spunj,  n.  a  soft,  porus  snbstans,  or  sel- 

yrilar,  fjbrus  tijq,  prodqst  bi  veri  smol  se  nni- 

roalz,  and  yt^zd  for  wjpig  and  klenig,  or  for  im- 

bjbig  mffstyqr;  cni  soft  substans  yqzd  for  wjpig 

and  klenig.  and  for  imbjbig  me^tyqr: — a  kjnd 

ov  mos;— a  soft  do. 
Sponge,-  Spunj,  v.  t.  f  u  blot;  tu  ^Tjp  awa  az  wid 

a  .'punj:  tu  klonz  wid  a  spunj,  a|il|d  tu  de  akt 

ov  klenig  kanon;  tu  dran  or  skwet,  as  bj  ytizig 

a  spunj:— tu  haras  bj  ekatorjon;  tu  gan  Dj  men 

qrts. 
Sponge,  Spunj,  r.  ».  tu  suk  in  az  a  spunj; — tu 

liv  bj  men  qrls;  tu  hag  on  uden  f>>r  mantcnans. 
Sponge-cake,  Spdnj-kak,  n.  a  kakso  namd  from 

its  lilnes.  [i^fmi/i'>U.} 

Sposoelet.  Sptinj-lct,  n.  {liot.)  sponjiol.    Se 
Sponger,  Spdnj-er,  n.  wun  hiD  spunjcz. 


SpoNoiyoEM,  Sptin-ji-form,  a.  havig  de  form  ov 

spunj.  [spunji. 

SpoNGiNESs,  Spdn-ji-nes,  n.  At  kwoliti  ov  beig 

Sponging,  ."^pdnj-ig,  a.  wjpig  np  or  skwezig  Ttt 
hwot  rcrafinz. 

SroNOiNO-HOisK,  Spdnj-ig-htss,  ».  {Law)  a  ba- 
lifs  h'ss  or  ofis:  a  vitlig-h'ss,  hwi^r  persons 
a^L'^ted  for  det  qr  kept  for  a  tjm,  eder  til  da 
koraprumiz  wid  diir  kreditorz,  or  qr  rem<f)vd  tu 
a  klQ^cr  konfjnment. 

SpONOiOLE,  Sp6n-ji-ol,  n.  {Bat.)  At  tender,  gro- 
ig  tip  ov  At  nDt;  de  ckstremiti  ov  de  ultimat 
fjlirii  ov  u  ntit. 

.Spoxoious,  Spdn-ji-us,*  a.  spunji. 

Spongy,  .Spdn-ji,  a.  havig  de  kwolitiz  ov  spunj; 
Soft  and  imbjbig:  wet;  sukt. 

SpoNSAL,  S|>6n-siil,  a.  relatig  tu  marij. 

•Sponsion,  SiHJn-/on,  n.  At  akt  ov  bekdmig  a 
Jqrti,  partikyqlarli  in  baptizm. — {Inlernati'/nal 
laiv)  an  akt  or  engajment  mad,  on  \)t\x\i  ov  a 
Stat,  bj  an  ajent  or  ajents,  hd)  qr  not  spejali 
otorjzd,  or  fall)  cksed  de  limits  ov  d^r  otwriti. 

Sponsional,  Sp6n-Jon-al,  a.  responsibl;  impljig 
a  plej. 

.Sponsor,  Sp6n-sor,  n.  a  Jqrti;  wun  hO)  iz  a  Jqrti 
for  andder,  partikyiilarli  for  an  infant  in  bap- 
tizm. [sor. 

Sponsorial,  Spon-86-ri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  a  spon- 

Sponsorship,  Sp6n-sor-Jip,  n.  de  of  is  ov  sponsor. 

."spontaneity,  .Spon-ta-ne-i-ti,  n.  At  stat  ov  beig 
.<]iontaneus;  voluntarines;  wilignes. 

Spontaneous,  Spon-ta-ne-us,  a.  aktig  er  gruig 
ov  itself,  or  ov  its  on  akord;  voluntari;  arjzig 
from  prezcnt  wil;  wilig. 

Spontaneously,  Sjion-ta-ne-us-li,  ad.  rdlnnta- 
rili;  ov  its  on  akord. 

Spontaneousness,  .^pon-ta-nt-ns-nes,  n.  de  stat 
ov  beig  sponlanEUS. 

SpoNTOON,  Spon-t»in,  n.  a  militari  wepn;  a  kjnd 
ov  hqf-pjk  or  halberd. 

Spool,  Spojl,  n.  a  smol  pes  ov  kan,  red,  or  wad, 
tu  wjnd  yqm  ujjon;  a  weverz  kwil. 

Spool.  Spool,  r.  t.  tu  wjnd  yqm  on  a  spoil. 

Spooler,  Spoil-er,  n.  wun  boo  spoilz,  or  yt^zej  a 
spoil. 

Spoom,  SpcDm,  I  r.  i.  {Naut.)   ta  be  drivn  h\ 

Spoon,  Sjxon,*  j      wind. 

Spoon,  Sjioin,  n.  a  litl  bul  or  konkav  vesel  wid 
a  handl,  yqzd  at  tabl  for  takig  up  likwidz. 

Spoonbill,  .Sfufjn-bil,  n.  a  b^rd  ov  de  heron  trjb, 
naiiid  from  At  Jap  ov  its  bil. 

SpooNDRiFT,  Spdin-drift,  n.  {Xaut.)  At  Ijt  spra 
blon  of  de  wavz  bj  de  wind. 

Spoonful,  Spiin-ful,  «.,  pi.  Spcbn-fuli:  az  mug 
!i7.  a  s[«.ijn  wil  hold:  a  smol  kwontiti. — (Med.) 
hqf  an  'sns.  ispcnn. 

Spoonmeat,  Spdin-met,  n.  likwid  fayi  takn  wid  a 

SpooNWORT,  .*^i»f)n-wurt,  n.  skurvi-gms. 

Spokades,  .">p«'>r-a-dEz,  n.pl.[L.]  skaterd  jlands, 
stqrz.  is. 

Sporadial,  Spo-ra-di-al,  a.  skatcrd;  spoiBdikal. 

."sporadic.  .Spo-rad-ik,  j    a.    {M(d.)    siggl; 

Sporadical,  SjuD-rad-i-kal,  (  skaterd;  atakig 
fq  at  Q  tjm:— yqzd  in  referens  tu  dizezoz,  as 
oixJzd  tu  epidtrtnikal. 

Spore,  Spor,  j   n.  {Bit.)    At   rtproddktiT 

Sporule,  Sfidr-til,  i  bodi  or  substan-*  ov  krip- 
t<Ji<:unik  nr  fl'scrles  plants,  analogus  tu  sed  m 
flM'rig  pinnls. 

Sport,  Sjiort,  n.  dat  hwiq  pro<lq;ei  voert  or  plcj- 
qr;  pin:  diverjon:  gam;  fpjlik;  meriment;  jest; 
m^rt:  amqzmcnt;  entortanmcnt;  rekrrajon:  pas- 
tjm:— dat  wid  hwiq  wun  plaz:  jJI  jiggl: — diver- 
jon ov  At  feld,  az  t"slig,  huntig,  or  fi/ig. 

Sport,  ."^port,  i:  t.  tu  pla  wid:  tu  divvrt;  lu  mak 
men:  tu  rcprez^nt  sportfuli. 


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Spoet,  Sport,  1).  i.  ixa.  pla;  tu  frolik;  tu  gam;  tu 

trjfl. 
Spoktabilitt,  Sport-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  froliksQmnes. 
Sporter,  Sp6rt-er,  n.  wun  hO)  sports. 
Sportful,  Sp6rt-ful,  a.  ful  ov  sport;  mertftal; 

meri;  sportiv. 
Sportfully,  Sp6rt-fial-i,  ad.  wid  sport;  merili. 
Spoetfulness,  Sport-ful-nes,  n.  pla;  meriment; 

frolik. 
Sporting,  Sp6rt-ii),  pp.  a.  divertip;  givn  tu  sport. 
Spoetinglt,  Sport-ig-li,  ad.  in  jest;  in  sport. 
Sportive,  Sport-iv,   a.  ga;  meri;  Ijvli;  jokund; 

sprjtli;  vivajus;  wonton;  plafu.1. 
Sportively,  Sport-iv-li,  ad.  in  a  sportiv  maner. 
Spoetiveness,  Sp6rt-iv-nes,  n.  gaeti;  pla;  won- 

tonnes. 
Sportless,  Sport-les,  a.  jerles;  sad. 
Spoetling,  Sport-lig,  n.  a  litl  sportsman. 
Spoetsman,  Sports-man,  n.,  pi.  Sports-men;  wun 

hoo  pursi|z  fsld-sports,  az  huntii),  fijii),  &s. 
RpoETULAEY,  Sp6rt-yi],-la-ri,*  a.  subsistii)  on  qmz. 
Spoetule,  Spert-yq,!,*  n.  qmz;  a  dol. 
Spoeule,  Spor-ixl,  n.  {Bot.)     Se  {Spore.} 
Spoeuhferous,  Spor-yq,-lif-er-us,a.  {Bat.}  pro- 

dqsig  sporqlz. 
Spot,  Spot,  n.  a  blot;  a  mqrk  mad  bj  diskulora- 

Jon;  a  spek;  a  stan; — a  disgras;  a  tant; — a  smel 

ekstent  ov  plas;  eni  partikyq,lar  plas;  plas;  sjt; 

lokaliti;  a  kjnd  ov  pijon. 
Spot,  Spot,  v.  t.  tu  mqrk  wid  spots;  tu  maky~q- 

lat; — tu  disgras;  tu  tant. 
Spotless,  Spot-les,  a.  fre   from  spots;  fre  from 

reproq  or  impqriti;  imakyqlat;   pqr;  untanted; 

unspoted;  blamles. 
Spotlessness,  Spot-les-nes,  n.  6.z  stat  er  kwoliti 

ov  beiij  spotles.  [spoti. 

Spotted,  Sp6t-ed,  a.   makyqlated;   havig  spots; 
Spottee,  Sp6t-er,  n.  hs  or  dat  hwiq  spots. 
Spottiness,  Sp6t-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  er  kwoliti  ov 

bsii)  spoti. 
Spotty,  Sp6t-i,   a.    ful  ov  spots;   makynlated; 

spoted. 
Spousage,  Sp'sz-aj,*  n.  At  akt  ov  esp'sziij. 
Spousal,  Sp'sz-al,  a.    nupjal;    konjqgal;    konq- 

bial;  esp'szal. 
Spousal.  Sp'sz-al,  n.  marij;  nnpjalz;  esp-szalz. 
Spouse,  Sp'szjJ  n.  wun  jernd  in  marij;  a  huzband 

er  wjf. 
Spouseless,  Spi'z-les,  a.  ■wid'st  a  huzband  er  wjf; 

unmarid. 
Spout,  Sp'st,  n.  a.  pip  er  projektig    misf)  ov  a 

vesel;  a  weter  pjp  er  tqb; — water  folir)  ind  bodi; 

a  katarakt,  suq  az  iz  sen  in  de  hot  kljmats  hwen 

kl-sdz  sumtjmz  disqi^rj  el  dqr  weter  at  wuns;  a 

woter-sp'st. 
Spout,  Sp-st,  v.  t.  tu   por  vjolentli,  az  from  a 

sp-st; — tu  uter  er  spek  in  a  pompus  er  m-sdig 

maner;  tu  harag. 
Spout,  Sp-st,  v.  i.  tu  ijq  az  from  a  sp-st.        [er. 
Spoutee,  Sp^t-er,:t  n.  wundatsp-sts;  aspeq-mak- 
Spout-hole,  Sp-st-hol,  n.  a  hoi  fer  de  disqqrj 

ov  weter. 
Spouting,  Sp^t-ig,  n.  a  porig  -st;  deklamajon. 
Spoutless,  Sp-st-les,  a.  havig  no  sp-st. 
Speag,  Sprag,  n.  a  yug  samon; — a  nal. 
Speain,  Spran,  v.  t.  tu  overstran  de  ligaments, 

az  ov  a  jefnt;  tu  injqr  bj  stranig;  tu  stran. 
Speain,  Spran,  «.  a  bad  or  panful  strnn,  wid-st 

dislojkajon. 
Sprang,  Sprag,  i.  from^S'/W^/sprug.  ?>z{S;,ritig.) 
Sprat,  Sprat,  n.  a.  smel  se-fij. 
Speawl,  Sprel,  v.  i.   tu  strccj  &z  bodi  er  limz 

wjdli,  and  at  random,  j^nerali  in  a  Ijig  postyqr; 

tu  spred  ab-st;  tu  be  kontortcd;  tu  strugl. 
Speay,  Spra,  n.  ds  fom  ov  de  se;  sprigklig  ov  de 

se,  or  ov  folig  weter; — a  twig;  a  sprig. 


Spread,  Spred,  v.  t.  [i.  spred,  ps.  spredig,  spred;] 
tu  ekstend  in  ol  direkjonz;  tu  ekstend;  tu  eks- 
pand;  tu  kuver  bj  ekstenjon;  tu  kuver  over;  tu 
streq; — tu  publij;  tU  diviilj;  tu  diseminat;  tu 
skater;  tu  difqz:  tu  dispers;  tu  distribjqt;  tu 
serkqlat;  tu  propagat. 

Speead,  Spred,  v.  i.  tu  ekstend  er  ekspand  itself. 

Speead,  Spred,  71.  ekstent;  kumpas;  ekspanjon 
ov  pqrts;  difqgon. 

Spreader,  Spred-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  spredz; 
a  divuljer.  [ekspandig. 

Spreading,  Spred-ig,  n.  At  akt  ov  ekstendig  er 

Spreading,  Spred-ig,  pp.  a.  ekstendig;  ekspand- 
ig;  inkresig. 

Speee,  Spre,t  n.  sport;  frolik;  nerzi  meriment; — 
a  drigkig  b-st;  a  kar-szal.  [{'^/^'2/') 

Speey,  Spra,  a.  spriDs; — sprj.     Se  {Spruce,)  and 

Speig,  Sprig,  n.  a  smel  branq:  a  J(t»t;  a  twig; — a 
brad,  or  nal  wid-st  a  hed. — {Naut.)  a  smel  jbolt 
hwiq  iz  raged  at  de  pent.  , 

Speig,  Sprig,  v.  t.  tu  mqrk  er  adern  wid  sprigz 
er  branqez;  tu  wurk  in  sprigz. 

Sprig,  Sprig,  a.  notig  a  kristal  f-snd  in  de  form 
ov  a  heksaggqlar  kolum,  adherig  at  wun  end 
tu  de  ston,  and  at  de  uder  t^rminatig  in  a 
pernt.  [sprigz. 

Sprigged,  Sprig-ed,  a.    groig   in  sprigz;   havig 

Spriggy,  Sprig-i,  a.  ful  ov  sprigz  er  smel 
branqez. 

Spright,  Sprit,  n.  [kontrakjon  ov  spirit/]  spirit; 
Jad;  sol; — a  wokig  spirit;  an  aparijon; — *anaro. 
Se  {Spirit,)  and  {Sprite.) 

Speightful,  Sprjt-ful,*  a.  Ijvli;  sprjtli.      [usli. 

Speigiitfully,  Sprjt-ful-i,*  ad.   briskli;  vigor- 

Spp.ightfulness,  Sprjt-ful-nes,*  n.  sprjtlinesj 
gaeti;  vivasiti. 

Sprightless,  Sprjt-les,  a.  dul;  slugij. 

Sprightliness,  Sprjt-li-nos,  n,.  de  kwoliti  ov  be- 
ig  sprjtli;  Ijvlines;  brisknes;  vivasiti. 

Sprightly,  Sprjt-li,  a.  ga;  brisk;  Ijvli;  vigorus; 
vivajus. 

Spring,  Sprig,  v.i.  [*.  sprug  er  sprag, ^)s.  sprigig; 
i])T\\iy,-spraij  iz  groig  obsolet;]  tu  rjz  -st  ov  de 
grsnd;  tu  begin  tu  gro;  tu  aper:  tu  begin  tu 
egzist; — tu  prosed  az  from  sed;  tu  kum  intu 
egzistens:  tu  iJq  fort;  tu  arjz;  tu  iJq  wid  efekt 
er  fors; — tu  prosed,  az  from  ansestorz,  er  a  kun- 
tri;  tu  iJq  from  a  f-snten;  tu  prosed  az  from  a 
sors;  tu  Joit;  tu  emanat; — tu  b-snd;  tu  lep;  tu 
jump:  tu  ruj  hastili;  tu  aper  sudenli;  tu  flj 
wid  elastik  p^er;  tu  stqrt:  tu  rjz  from  a  kuvert. 

Speing,  Sprig,  v.  t.  tu  stqrt;  tu  r-sz  gam;  tu 
prodqs  kwikli  er  unekspektedli;  tu  disq4rj,  apljd 
tu  a  mjn: — tu  dit-engaj,  az  a  sprig; — tu  kontrjv 
on  a  suden:  tu  prodqs  hastili;  tu  ofer  uneks- 
pektedli. Till  spriij  a  lei;  {Nant.)  a  Jip  iz  sed 
tu  sprig  a  lek  hwen  de  weter,  bj  a  suden  breq, 
pasez  irca  de  sjdz  er  botom  intu  de  hul. 

Spring,  Sprig,  n.  de  sezn  in  hwiq  plants  rjz  and 
vejetat;  de  vernal  sezn,  komprjzig  de  munts  ov 
Mqrq,  flpril,  and  Ma; — adrondmikali,  ekstendig 
from  de  vernal  ckwinoks,  ab-st  de  21st  ov  Mqrq, 
tu  de  sumer  sulstis,  ab-st  de  22d  ov  Jqn; — dat 
hwiq  sudenli  rjzez  ov  itself  from  a  bent  pozijon; 
an  elastik  bodi;  elastisiti;  elastik  fors;  aktiv 
p-ser;  a  lep;  a  b-snd;  a  jump;  a  vjolent  efort;  a 
suden  strugl; — a  f-snten;  an  iJq  ov  weter  from 
de  er6; — a  sors;  dat  bj  hwiq  eni  tig  iz  supljd; 
rjs;  beginig;  koz;  orijinal.- — {A'avt.)  a  krak  run- 
ig  transversli;  a  lek; — a  rop  er  heser  ataqt  tu  a 
kabl.  [antelop. 

Speingbok,  Sprig-bok,  n.    {Zwl.)   a   spejez  ov 

Spring-box,  Sprig-boks,  v.  de  boks  kontanig 
de  sprig  ov  a  woq. 

Springe,  Sprinj,  n.  a  jin;  a  noos,  hwiq,  fasnd  tu 
eni  elastik  bodi,  kaqez  bj  q  sprig  er  jerk. 


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Sprinoe,  Sprinj,  r.  t.  tu  insn4r;  tu  cntrdp. 
Spkinuek,  Sprio-er,  n.   wun  hifi  spriuz:— a  yuj) 

tpliini;— wun  <>v  dt  f?rst  Ub  sUjdz  ov  an  qrq,  wun 

bcij)  ttbdv  eq  impijst. 
Spkinohalt,  Siirij)-lii)lt,  n.  a  lamnes  or   holtijj, 

bj  hwi(j  a  hors  twicjez  up  hiz  logz. 
SpaiNOHEAD,  Sprifl-heJ,  n.  funtcn;  sors. 
Spkinoiness,  Sprifl-i-ncs,   ».   claatisiti;  p'Bor  ov 

rf.storiu  itjiolf. 
Spbinoi.no,  Sprio-ifl,  n.   grot;   inkres. — {Arch.} 

de  lutT  pqrt  ov  an  qrq,  or  dat  from  hwiq  it  rjzcz; 

de  f^jil  ov  an  qrq  kontigynus  tu  de  pqrt  hwi^ron 

it  rvsH 
Spuisole,  Sprifl-gl,*  n.  a  sprinj;  a  ntt)3. 
Spbiso-tide,  S{)rifl-tjJ,  n.  tjd  at  de  ni],  and  ful 

niAn:  de  hjest  tjd. 
Speino-time,  Sprifl-tjui,  n.  de  vernal  sezn. 
Spkino-water,  Spri{)-wo-tor,  n.  woterijqij)  from 

a  sprJo. 
Spbinov,  Spri{)-i,  a.  ful  ov  spripz  and  f^ntenz; 

— ela^tik;  havig  de  pifcr  ov  rcstorig  itself. 
Sprinkle,  Sprig-kl,  v.  t.  tu  skater;  tu  disp^rs  in 

smol  mascz;  tu  bcspripkl;  tu  bedi'i,;  tu  woj,  wot, 

or  dust,  b{  skuterig. 
Sprinkle,  Sprin-kl,  r.  i.  tu  perform  de  akt  ov 

skuterig  in  droi)S.  [a  sprigklig. 

Sprinkle,  Sprig-kl,  n.  a  smol  kwontiti  skaterd; 
Sprinkler,  Sprigk-ler,  n.  wun  hob  sprigklz. 
SPBrNKLiNO,  Sprigk-lig,  ».  de    akt   ov   skatcrig 

in   smol    dro{>s;    a    smol    kwontiti    skaterd;    a 

sprigkl. 
Sprit,  Sprit,*  r.  t.  tu  tro  •st;  tu  sport. 
Sprit,  S[(rit,*  r.  i.  tu  JoBt;  tu  sprit,  az  bqrli. 
Sprit,  Sprit,  h.  Ja»t;  spnjt. — (^Naut.)  a  smol  boim 

or  pol. 
Sprite,  Sprit,  n.  a  spirit;  an  inkorpureal  ajcnt; 

— yqzd  bi  at  old  pacta  az  a  kontrakjon  ov  s/ririt. 

Se  {Si'int,)  and  {Spri'jhi.} 
Sprit-sail,  Sprit-sal,  ti.  {S'aut.)  a  for-kornerd, 

for-und-aft  sal,  suportcd  diagonali  b{  a  pes  ov 

wud  or  \)o\  kold  de  sprit.  [ycrz  grot. 

Sprod,  Sprod,  n.   a   samon   hwil   in   its    sekond 
Sprout,  ."^prut,  v.i.  tu  Jott,  nz  de  sed  ov  a  plant; 

tu  jorminat;  tu  v6jetat;  tu  begin  tu  gru;  tu 

gro.  [kolwurts. 

Sprout,  Sprut,  n.  a  Jcot  ot  a  v6jetabl;— />/.  yug 
Spruce,  Spraw,  a.  nis;  trim:  finikal;  net  wid^t 

elfgans. 
Spruce,  Sprdw,  r.  i.  tu  drcs  wid  afektcd  netnes. 
Spruce,  Spnixs,  r.  t.  tu  trim:  tu  drcs.  [fer. 

Spruce,  Sprow,  n.  an  evergren  tre;  a  spcjez  ov 
Spruce-beer,  Spn.(>s-b£r,   n.  a  buveraj   ov   fer- 

mi^ntctl  likor  mad  from  de  levz  and  smol  branqcz 

ov  spnus,  wid  Jugar  or  moliscz. 
Spruce-leatuer,  Spnf»3-led-er,*  n.  a  korupjon 

ov  J-'rmfan  Uder. 
Sprucely,  Spn(>3-li,t  ad.  in  a  spnM  manor;  njsli. 
Spruceness,  Sprif>s-ne8,J  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  spnDs; 

trimnes. 
Sprue,  Spn»,  n.  mater  formd  in  de  m'styi  s^rten 

dixcici;— akoria  or  dros.  [{Sprin^j.) 

Sprung,    Sprug,    i.    and   p.    from    Siniii.      Se 
Sprv,  Spri,  a.  livli;  aktiv;  nimbi;  kwik  in  akjon. 

[I'ruvinjal  in  Iggland  and  koiokwial  in  de  Vq- 

njtcd  Stats.J 
Spud,  Spud,*  n.  a  Jort  njf;  a  ta»I  for  kntig  up 

weJx;  eni  tig  Jort. 
Spuke,  Spqk,  n.  a  spirit  or  spektcr. 
Spume,  Spqm,  n.  fom;  frot;  skum. 
Spume,  Spqm,  r.  ».  tu  fom;  tu  fmt. 
Spumesoknce,  Spq-m6d-cns,  n.  de  stat  ov  fomig; 

frotines. 
Spumikkrous,  Spq-mif-er-us,  a.  prodqsig   frot. 
Spuminess,  Spq-mi-nes,  n.   de   kwoliti   ov  beig 
Spumous  SpiV-mus, )       j^.    ^  [gpqmi. 

SPU.MY,  i?pq-mi,        >       *  "    '  *"""• 


Spc.v,  Spun,  t.  and  p.  from  Spin.     Se  (Spin.) 
Spunoe,  Spunj,  n.  and  c.     Se  {SpongeJ) 
Spunoer,   Spiinj-cr,    n.    wun    h<D    spunjez.    Se 

{S_,,ii<jer.)  [ing-houte.) 

Si'UNoiNG-HOUSE,  Spdnj-in-hus,  n.     Se  {Spong- 
Spunoy,  Spdiij-i,  a.     Se  (Smmijy.) 
Spun-hay,  Spi5n-hn,  n.  ha  twisted  for  karij. 
Spunk,  Spugk,  n.   tuqwud;   rotn  wud; — fmetl; 

sjiirit. 
Spunky,  Spdgk-i,  a.  spirited;  fjeri;  iritabl;  briak. 

[I'ruvin/al  and  koiokwial.]  [twisted. 

.Spu.N-YARN,  Spdn-yqni,  ».    a   I{n  ov  rop-yqms 
Spur,  Spur,  n.  a  Jqrp  pe-nt  or  god,  worn  at  de 

hel  bj  horsmon;  eni  tig  Ijk  a  spur; — a  Jqrp  \)<rai 

on  a  koks  leg; — a  snag;— a  stimyqlus;  insjtmcnt; 

— de  loggest  and  Iqrjest  rcrjt  ov  a  tre; — a  brancj 

or  subordinat  ranj  ov  mi{ntcnz  dat  Ja)t3  ut  from 

a  Iqrjer  ranj. 
Spur,  Spur,  v.  t.  tu  prik  wid  de  spur;  tu  drjv 

wid  de  spur;  tu  instigat;  tu  insjt;  tu  urj  for- 
ward:—tu  fiks  a  spur  tu.  [ward. 
Spur,  Spur,  r.  i.  tu  travel  veri  fast;  tu  pres  for- 
Spuroall,  Spdr-gol,  x.  t.  tu  wiDnd  or  hnrt  wid 

de  spur.  [yqs  ov  de  spur. 

Spuhoall,  Spdr-gol,  n.  a  hurt  okajond   bj   de 
Spurgalled,  Spdr-gold,  a.  hurt  wid  de  spur. 
Spurge,  Spurj,  n.  a  jcnus  ov  plants,  sum  ov  hwiij 

qr  medicinal  and  purgativ. 
Spurge  FLAX,  Spdrj-flaks,  n.  a  plant. 
Spubgelaubel,  Spurj-lo-rel,  n.  a  Jrub,  a  nativ 

ov  Ij)gland,  &s.  \mezere(m^ 

Spurge-olive,  Spdrj-ol-iv,  n.  a  Jrub;  {daphne 
Spurgewort,  Spdrj-wurt,  n.  a  plant. 
Spuboing,  Spurj-ig,*  n.  de  aktov  purjig;  disq^rj. 
Spurious,  Spq-ri-us,  a.  not  jenyqin;   k"5nterfit; 

adulterin;  supozitijus;  not  lejitimat. 
Spuriously,  ^^p^,-^i-^3-li,  ad.  in  a  spqriua  man- 

er;  folsli. 
Spuriousness,  Spt|-ri-u3-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beifl 

spqrius  or  kisnterfit. 
Spurless,  Spdr-lcs,  a.  havig  no  spurz. 
Spurling,  Spdr-lig,  n.  a  smol  se-fij. 
Spurlino-line,  Spdr-Iig-ljn,   n.   (iVaii/.>   a  Ijn 

hwicj  formz  de  komqnikajon  betwen  ae  hwel 

and  de  teltal.  [spure. 

Spur-maker,    Spdr-mak-er,    n.    wun   ha>  maks 
Spurn,  Spurn,  r.  /.  tu  kik:  tu  strik  wid  de  fut; 

— tu  rrjekt  wid  dis'h'in:  tu  skorn;  tu   put  awa 

wid  kontcmt;  tu  disdan;  tu  tret  wid  kont^mt. 
Spurn,  Spurn,  r.  ».  tu  manifest  disdan:   tu  mak 

kontemtyqus  opozijon;  tu  tos  up  de  hclz. 
Spurn,  Spurn,  n.  a  kik:  disdnnful  rcjckjon;  skom. 
SpuRNER,  Spdrn-cr,  n.  wnn  hJ)  spumz. , 
Spurney,  Sptir-ni,  n.  a  plant. 
Spurred,  Spurd,  a.  w;^rig  or  havig  spurz. 
SpuuRKR,  Spur-er,  n.  wun  hoi  yqzoz  spurz. 
Spurrier,  Spdr-i-er,  n.  wun  hiD  maks  spurz. 
SruR-ROWEL,  Spdr-rTJ-cl,  n.  de  ptfnt  ov  a  spur. 
Spur-royal,  Spdr-rff-al,  n.    a  gold  kffn,  ferst 

kiTnd  in  de  tjm  ov  Edward  IV.,  ov  de  valyq,  in 

de  tJm  ov  Jamz  I.,  ov  15J.,  or  $3,63; — sumtjmz 

ritn  (s/nir-rial,}  or  {npur-ryal.) 
Spurry,    j  Spdr-i,  n.  or  jrnus  ov  plant*;  a  plant 
Spurbey,  i      kdltivated   in   de   Ncderlandi  and 

.lormani  for  fixler;  spt'rgqla. 
Sfuet,  Spurt,  r.  ».  tu  sprig  or  strcm  si  as  a 

flqid,  sudenli  or  at  intcrvolz; — r.  t.  tU  tro  'St; 

tu  emit.     Se  {Sjnrt.) 
Spurt,  Spurt,  n.  a  suden,  Jort  efort; — a  fq  drops 

ov  ran.     Kitn  olso  {Kjnri.}     Se  {Sptri.} 
Spurwat,  Spdr-wa,  n.   a   hors-wa;  a   brjdl-rod, 

distigkt  from  a  rod  for  karijcz. 
Sputtkb,  Sput-er.J  r.  i.  tu  spit  in  skaterd,  smal 

drops,  az  in  rapid  spcKig:  tu  emit  m<T?tyqr  or 

drops  ov  water;  tu  i\'\  -jt  in  smol  {)qrtikl>  wid 

sum  Dtfz;  tu  spek  hastili  and  obskt^rli. 


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Spdttee,  Spiit-er,J  v.  t.  ta  tro  "st  er  uter  wid 

hast  and  nffz. 
Sputter,  Spdt-er,J  n.  ds  akt  ov  sputerig;  mffst- 

yx\x  iron  -st  bj  sputerifl. 
Sputteree,  Spdt-er-er,  n.  wun  hcD  sputerz. 
Spy,  Spj,  n.  wun  on  de  woq  tia  gan  and  send  in- 

telijens  ov  transakjonz  intended  tin  be  kept  se- 

kret;  wun  sent  tu  gan  intelijens  in  an  ^nemiz 

kamp  or  kuntri;  a  sskret  emisari. 
Spy,  Spj,  i\  t.  tm  se;  tia  gan  sjt  ov; — tia  woq  er 

obzerv  naroli;  tia  espi. — Tu  spi  st,  tva  serq  er 

diskdver  bj  qrtifis. 
Spy,  Spj,  v.  i.  tu.  serq  naroli;  tu  akt  az  a  spj. 
Spy-boat,  Spj-bot,  n.  a  bcDt  sent  -st  fer  intelijens. 
Spy-glass,  Spj-glas,  n.  a  smel  er  Jert  telsskop. 
Spyism,  8pj-iz-m,  n  de  kondukt  ov  a  spj. 
Squab,  Skwob,};  a.  unfederd;  ntj^i  haqt, — fat;  tik 

and  st-st;  ekwardli  bulki. 
Squab,  Skwob,t  n.  a  kjnd  ov  sofa;  a  stuft  kajon; 

— a  Jart,  fat  person; — a  yui)  pijon. 
Squab,  Skwob,t   &d.   wid  a  hevi,  suden  fel,  az 

sumMi)  plump  and  fat. 
Squab,  Skwob,  v.  i.  tu  fel  (>sn  plump  er  flat. 
Squabbish,  Skw6b-iJ,  a.  tik;  hevi;  fleji. 
Squabble,  Skw6b-l,t  v.  i.  tu  kworel;  tu  debat 

pevijli;  tu  raijgl;  tu  fjt;  tu  skufl;  tu  strugl  in 

kontest. 
Squabble,  Skw6b-l,t  n.  a  lo  brel;  a  peti  kworel. 
Squabbler,  Skw6b-ler,t  n.  wun  hil)  skwoblz. 
Squabby,  Skw6b-i,J  a.  Jort  and  tik;  veri  kerpq,- 

lent:  skwob.  [erd. 

Squabchick,  Skwob-gik,  n.  a  qiken  not  full  fed- 
Squabpie,  Skw6b-pi,  n.  a  pj  mad  ov  skwob  pijonz, 

er  ov  meni  ingredients. 
Squacco,  Skwak-cD,  n.  a  berd;  a  spejez  ov  heron. 
Squad,  Skwod,  n.  a  litl  pqrti  er  set,  az  ov  soljerz, 

sent  er  stajond  ap^rt  fer  sum  purpus. 
Squadron,  Skwod-ron,  n.  a.  bodi  ov  men  dren  up 

skwJir;  a  pqrt  ov  an  qrmi;  a  bodi  ov  kavalri,  from 

wun  hundred  tu  to)  hundred  men; — a  detaqment 

ov  Jips  er  veselz  ov  wer  empldfd  on  an  ekspedij- 

on;  pqrt  ov  a  flet.  [ronz. 

Squadroned,  Skwod-rond,  a.  fermd  intu  skwod- 
Squalid,  Skw61-id,  a.  ful;  nasti;  filti. 
Squalidity,  Skwol-id-i-ti,*  n.  skwolidnes. 
Squalidly,  Skw6I-id-li,  arf.  in  a  skwolid  maner. 
Squalidness,  Skw61-id-nes,  n.   ds  stat  ov  beii) 

skwolid. 
Squall,  Skwel,  v.  i.  tu  skrem  er  krj  -st,  az  a 

qild  er  wuman  frjted;  tu  skrem.  [wind. 

Squall,  Skwel,  n.  a  I'sd  skrem; — a  suden  gust  ov 
Squallee,  Skwel-er,  n.  wun  hcu  skwelz;  a  skrem- 

er.  [gusti. 

Squally,  Skwel-i,  a.  ab-sudiij  in  skwelz;  windi; 
Squalor,  Skwa-lor,  n.  [i.]  skwolidnes;  de  aper- 

ans  ov  wun  bib  neglekts  hiz  person. 
Squamiform,  Skwa-mi-ferm,  n.  havig  de  ferm 

ov  skalz. 
Squamigeeous,  Skwa-mij-er-us,  a.  bqrii)  skalz. 
Squamose,    Skwa-mos,    a.    havig    skalz;    skali; 

skwamus. 
Squamous,  Skwa-mus,  a.  skali;  kuverd  wid  skalz. 
Squander,  Skw6n-der,  v.  t.  tu  skater  lavijli;  tu 

spend  profi^sli;  tu  trcD  awa  prodigali;  tu  wast; 

tu  skater. 
Squander,  Skw6n-der,  n.  de  akt  ov  skwonderi^. 
Squandeeee,  Skw6n-der-er,  n.  a  spendtrift;  a 

prodigal. 
Square,  Skwi^r,  a.  havig  for  ekwal  sjdz  and  for 

rjt  ai)glz;  fermii)  a  rjt  a;)gl;— kemerd;  paralel; 

egzaktli   sti,tabl;— strog;  st-st;   wel  set; — ekwal; 

egzakt;  onest;  f^r.     Skiver  rcot,  de  number  hwiq 

multipljd  bj  itself  prodi^sez  de  skw<"\,r;  az  4  iz 

de  skwqr  rat  ov  10.    Sliu\\r  number,  a  number 

hobz  riDt  kan  be  egzaktli  f'snd,  er  ds  produkt  ov 

a  number  multipljd  bj  its61f. 


Squaee,  SkwE^r,  n.  a  skw.i.r  figyt^r  er  spas;  a  for- 
sjded,  rektilineal  figyr^r,  ov  hwiq  el  de  aijglz  qr 
rjt  apglz,  and  el  de  sjdz  ekwal; — a  spas  ov  grund 
wid  h'szez  on  eg  sjd;  an  opn  spas  in  a  t'sn  er 
siti; — de  produkt  ov  a  number  multipljd  bj  it- 
self;— a  nnl  er  instrcDment  bj  hwiq  wurkmen 
megqr  er  ferm  di^r  aijglz. 

Square,  Skwq,r,  v.  t.  tu  form  wid  rjt  ai)glz;  tia 
red^s  tu  a  skw^;  tu  megi^r;  tu  redqs  tu  a 
me^qr;  tu  adjust;  tu  regyqlat;  tu  mold;  tu 
Jap;  tu  akomodat;  tu  fit; — tu  multiplj  intu 
itself;  tu  get  at  de  problem  ov  de  skw^r,  az  it 
regqrdz  its  relajon  tu  de  serkl.  [atiti^d. 

Squaee,  Skw^r,  v.  i.  tu  sq,t;  tu  fit;  tu  'tak  an 

Squaeely,  Skw4r-li,  ad.  sqtabli;  in  konfermiti. 

Squaeeness,  Skw4r-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beir)  skw^r. 

Squarer,  Skw4r-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  maks  skwq,r. 

Square-rigged,  Skwqr-rigd,  a.  {Naut.y  aplid  tu 
a  vesel  kariii)  skwqr  salz,  hwiq  qr  ekstended  bj 
yqrdz  suspended  horizoutali,  er  slut]  bj  de  midl. 

Square-toed,  Skw4r-tQd,  a.  haviij  de  toz  er  end 
skwqr. 

Squareqse,  Skwa-ros,  a.  {Bot.}  jaged;  ruf;  kom- 
p6zd  ov  pqrts  hwiq  qr  iregyq^lar,  and  hwiq  di- 
verj  at  rjt  aijglz.  [er  er  inak  flat. 

Squash,  SkwoJ,t  'V.  t.  tu  kruj  intu  pulp;  tu  bat- 

Squash,  SkwoJ,  n.  eni  tiij  soft  and  ezili  krujt:  a 
suden  fel; — a  Jok  ov  soft  bodiz; — a  plant  and  its 
froot,  rezembliij  a  pumpkin;  a  kwoj. 

Squash-bug,  SkwoJ-bug,  n.  a  fetid  insekt  ds- 
strdktiv  tu  skwojez. 

Squashee,  Skw6J-er,  n.  wun  h(D  skwojez. 

Squat,  Skwot,  v.  i.  tu  sit  dun  on  de  hamz  er 
helz;  tu  sit  klos  tu  de  grund. — [(  U.  A'.)  tu  setl 
on  anuderz  landz,  er  on  publik  landz,  wid'st 
havifl  a  tjtl.] 

Squat,  Skwot,*  v.  t.  tu  brmz  er  mak  flat  bj  a  fel. 

Squat,  Skwot,  a.  k-»erii);  klos  tu  de  gr-snd; — Jert 
and  tik;  havii)  wun  pqrt  klos  tu  andder. 

Squat,  Skwot,  n.  de  postyqr  ov  wun  ho)  skwots. 
—{Mi/i.y  a  bed  ov  or  ekstendir)  but  a  litl  dis- 
tans;  a  mineral  konsistig  ov  tin  or  and  spqr. 

Squatter,  Skw6t-er,  n.  wun  hen  skwots; — wun 
hco  setlz  on  land  wid'st  obtanii)  a  legal  tjtl. — 
[Q  kant  wurd  yqzd  in  de  mi,li-setld  pqrts  ov  de 
Y-qnjted  Stats.]  [ii'uman. 

Squaw,  Skwo,  n.   an  Indian   wurd   for  wif,  er 

Squawl,  Skwel,  v.  i.     Se  {Squall.) 

Squeak,  Skwek,  v.  i.  tu  krj  ut  wid  pan;  tu  krJ 
wid  a  Jril,  akqt  ton;  tu  mak  an  akq,t,  Jril  nffz. 

Squeak,  Skwek,  n.  an  akqt,  Jril  krj  er  nffz;  a 
kwik  krj.  [pijon. 

Squeaker,  Skwek-er,  n.  wun  hU)  skweks;  a  yug 

Squeal,  Skwel,  «.  i.  tu  krj  wid  a  Jril,  Jqrp  vers; 
tu  krj  wid  pan,  az  a  pig. 

Squeal,  Skwel,  n.  a  Jril  er  Jqrp  krj. 

Squeamish,  Skwem-iJ,  a.  havig  de  stumak  ezili 
turnd;  over  njs;  njs;  fastidius;  ezili  disgdstedj 
difikult;  veri  partikyqlar. 

Squeamishly,  Skwem-iJ-li,  ad.  in  a  fastidius  er 
skwemij  maner. 

Squeamishness,  Skwem-iJ-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
beii)  skwemij. 

Squeezable,  Skwez-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  skwezd. 

Squeeze,  Skwez,  v.  t.  tu  kompres;  tu  pres;  tu 
kruJ  betwen  t<D  bodiz;  tu  opr^s;  tu  laruj;  tu 
haras  bj  ekstorjon.  [iz. 

Squeeze,  Skwez,  v.  i.  tu  fors  a  wa  trcD  klos  bod- 

Squeeze,  Skwez,  n.  de  akt  ov  skwezig;  komprej- 
on;  a  skwezig. 

Squeezing,  Skwez-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  komprdsig. 

Squib,  Skwib,  n.  a.  litl  fjrwurk  dat  hwizez  and 
kraks;  a  smel  qqrj  ov  p'sder;  a  suden  flaj;  a 
lamp6n. 

Squiggle,  Skwig-l,J:  v.  i.  tu  Jak  and  woj  a  flq,id 
ab^t  de  mut  wid  de  lips  klozd. 


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Squill,  Skwil,  n.   a  bulbus,  niEdisinal  nt>t,  im- 

purteJ  from  de  Lfvanl,  ov  LiUir  nod  ukrid  last; 

de  .ft-uiiyon;— Q  kru.-^tajus  fi/;— au  iiibckt. 
Squint,  Skwint,  a.  havig  an  oblek  luk;  obUk; 

lukij)  suspijusli. 
Squint,  Skwint,  n.  an  oblek  luk;  strabismus. 
Squint,  Skwint,  c.  i.  lu  luk  oblckli  or  wid  de 

ji  dilcrcntli  direktcd. 
Squint,  Skwint,  v.  t.  tu  form  or  turn  de  joblekli. 
Squi.ntee,  Skwint-er,  n.  wun  liaj  .skwinta. 
Squint-kykd,  Skwiut-jd,  a.  havip  .>-kwiut  jz;  hav- 

i{)  de  jz  dil'orcutli  direktcd;   iudirokt;  oblt;k; — 

malignant,  [skwints;  strabismus. 

Squinting,   Skwint-ij),  n.    de   akt  ov   wun   liiD 
Squinti>'oly,  Skwint-ifl-li,  iid.  wid  an  oblek  luk. 
Squiny,  Skwin-i,t  c.  i.  tu  luk  a^kwint. 
Squikauciiy,  Skwjr-qr-ki,  n.  de  bodi  or  stat  ov 

kuntri-skw[rz,   in   iDglaud.     [(J    mudurn   kant 

wurd.] 
Squire,  Skwjr,  n.  [kontrakjon  ov  {esquirc;y\  a 

jentlman  ncksit  in  ragk  tu  a  njt;  an  ateudant  on 

a  nobl  woryor; — a  tjll  ov  a  justis  ov  de  pes,  or 

OVQ  jentlman.  [(Ziji/jVe.) 

Squihe,  Skwjr,  r.  t.  tu  atond;  tu  wat  on.     Se 
Squiueiiooi),  Skwjr-hud,|  \  n.  raflk  and  stat  ov 
SQUiEKsmr,  Skwir-Jip,J       i      an  t-skwjr. 
Squirely,  Skwjr-lijJ  a.  bekilmio  a  skwjr. 
Squirm,  SkwiTin,  r.  i.  tu  ri;^l  or  twist  abxt,  az 

un  el.    [i'ruviujal  in  logland,  and  kolokwial  in 

de  Yiinjtcd  Stata.]  [tu  skwert. 

Squirr,  SkwcT,  r.  t.  tu  tro,  az  wid  de  ej  formust; 
Squirrel,  SkwtT-cl,  ur  Skwir-cl,  «.  a  smol,  ak- 

tiv,  rodent  animal,  dat  livz  in  de  wudz, — ov 

several  spejez. 
Squirrel-kish,  Skwer-cl-fiJ,  n.  a  sort  ov  p^rq. 
Squirt,  Skwert,  v.  t.  tu  ejekt  in  a  strem  from  a 

smol  orifis;  tu  sp^rt. 
Squirt,  Skwert, t  i'.  i.  tu  prat;  tu  let  flj. 
Squirt,  Skwert,  n.  an  instrobment  bj  hwiq  a  kwik 

strem  iz  ejekted:  a  smol,  kwik  strem. 
SQUinrKR,  Skwert-er,  ii.  wun  htt)  skwerts. 
Stab,  Stab,  v.  t.  tu  pcrs  wid  a  pffnted  wcpn;  tu 

Wifind  mortnli  or  mis(}ivusli. 
Stab,  Stab,  v.  i.  tu  giv  a  wand;  tu  ofer  a  stab. 
Stab,  Stab,  u.  u  trust  or  wibnd  wid  a  Jqrp-pwnted 

wepn;  an  injqri  dun  in  de  dqrk:  a  struk;  a  blu. 
Stabbelr,  Stub-er,  n.  wun  hoj  stabz;  a  privi  mur- 
derer, [ov  maki))  ferm. 
Stabiliment,  Sta-bil-i-ment,  n.  supurt;   de  akl 
Stability,  Sta-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beio  stabl 

er  form;  stabines:  stcdincs:  strcjjt  tu  stand;  ferm- 

ncs;  f  iksednes;  konstansi. 
Stable,  Sta-bl,  a.  fikst:  abl  tu  stand:  form;  stedi; 

konstant;  fikst  in  rezolt^ou  or  kondukt;  strofl; 

dt^rabl.  [uder  bests. 

Stable,  .^ti-bl,  n.  a  hxs  or  bildifl  for  horsez  and 
Stable,  Stu-bl,  v.  i.  tu  dwel  or  Joltcr,  az  in  a 

stabl. 
Stable,  Sta-bl,  v.  t.  tu  put  intu  a  stabl. 
Stable-bot,  Sta-bl-bff,    \  n.  wun  hoo  atendz  in 
Stableman,  Sta-bl-man,  |      a  stabl;  a  hosier. 
Stable-keeper,  Sta-bl-kep-er,  «.  wun  hm  keps 

a  stiibl. 
STABLENES3,  Sta-bl-ncs,  «.   stedinos;  konstansi; 

stabiliti.  [for  stablz. 

Stable-room,  Sta-bl-nam,  n.  nDm  in  a  stabl,  or 
Stablestand,  StM-bl-stand,   n.   {L'n/j.  law)   de 

ofens  (iv  beifl  at  a  standi^)  in  a  forest,  in  suq  a 

poiijon  or  ukt  az  tu  nturd  prrzdmtiv  cvidons 

ov  nn  intonjon  tu  kil  dr  kipz  der. 
Stabling,  Sta-bllj),  n.  de   aki  ov,  or  nfem  for, 

hTfiij)  brtrsez,  is. 
Stably,  Stji-bli,  aii.  f^nnli;  stedili. 
Staccato,  Sta-kq-to,  n.  [Jc]  <J/w.)  a  karaktcr 

(')  denotifl  dat  de  not*  over  hwiq  it  ii  plnst 

jud  be  performd  in  a  scparat  maner. 

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Stack,  .Stak,  n.  a  Iqrj  kwontiti  ov  ha,  kom,  stre, 
wud,  As,,  pilil  uj)  in  u  »i;rkn,lar  or  rc"gyn,lur 
form;  a  rik;  a  number  or  kolum  ov  qimuiz  er 
funclz  standi^  tuguder. 

Stack,  St^ik,  c.  t.  tu  pjl  up  intu  a  stak  or  staks. 

Stacket,  Stak-et,  ii.  a  stokad. 

Stack-ouari),  Slak-gqrd,  n.  a  kuverifl  ov  kanvaa 
for  a  hastak.  [mer-trr;  an  aromatik. 

Stacte,  Slak-te,  n.  de  gam  dat  distilz  from  de 

.^TADDLE,  Stad-1,  n.  Q  yuo  tre;  a  tre  left  tu  gro 
hwen  uderz  qr  kut;  standard. 

."^TADDLE,  .Stad-1,  V.  t.  tu  lev,  az  sladlz. 

."^TADE,  Stad,  II.  a  furloy. 

Stadium,  Stu-di-um,  n.  [i.]  /'/,  Sta-di-a;  a  Grek 
and  Kumun  luexnr  ov  distans,  ekwal  lu  125 
pasez,  or  (525  lyi^lij  fet;— a  karer;  a  kurs. 

Stadtiioluek,  Suit-hold-cr,  n.  formcrli,  de  tjtl 
ov  de  (jef  majistrnt  ov  de  Vn,njted  i'rovinscz  ov 
llulaiid. 

Stadtiiolderate,  Stat-h(jld-cr-at,    j  n.  de  ofia 

Stai)T1Iolueu.siup,  Stat-liold-er-Jip,  I  ov  slat- 
buldcr. 

Stakk,  Staf,  »..,  pi.  Stavz  er  Stqvz;  [se  {^Stavttj)'] 
a  stik  yqzd  for  suiHJrt  in  wokij),  or  for  def^ns;  a 
supurt;  a  klub; — de  bandl  ov  au  ejd  or  parnted 
wepn; — eni  lofl  pes  ov  wud;  a  r-snd  or  step  ov  a 
lader; — an  ensjn  ov  an  ofis;  a  baj  ov  otoriti; — a 
stanz<i  or  seritz  ov  versez;  a  stav. — {Jltm.}  de 
fjv  Ijnz,  and  de  sjwsez  belweu  dem,  on  hwic 
mqzik  iz  ritn.  Staj-a>j<jl,  (Arch.)  a  skw<ir  rod 
ov  wud  standij)  flu/  wid  de  wol,  on  e<j  ov  its 
sjdz,  at  de  ekstvrnal  a;)glz  ov  plaslerij),  on  de 
insjd  ov  afiqrtmont.-i,  tu  prevent  de  ayglz  d^rof 
beifl  broka  or  damajd. 

Stafk,  Staf,  ».,  j'l.  Stafs;  {JUL}  de  ofiserz  ban 
qr  ntaqt  tu  a  komdnder  ov  an  qrmi,  tu  a^ist 
bim  in  kariiy  biz  planz  intu  eksekiLfon;— kom- 
prjzifl  a  kwortcr-master-jeneral,  ;'idjqiant-jener- 
al,  mnjorz  ov  brigjid,  is.  lUjiuitnlal  ftaf,  an 
adji|,tant,  kwortcr- master,  caplen,  surjon,  is. 
Pfi-Konal  staf,  de  ofiserz  imediatli  ab'st  de  jen- 
eral  ov  an  qrmi. 

Stafk-ofkicer,  Stuf-of-is-er,  n.  an  ofiser  belog- 
ij)  tu  de  stuf  ov  a  rejiment.  3e  staf-ofiserz  qr 
de  adjqtant,  kw.irter-inasttT,  qajilen,  surjon,  is. 

Staff-tree,  Stuf-tre,  n.  a  sortov  evergren  privet. 

Stag,  Stag,  /*.  de  mal  red  der;  mal  ov  de  hjnd; — 
a  bul  kastruted  hwen  |Kjrtli  or  full  grun. 

Stag-beetle,  St.ig-be-ll,  n.  an  insekt. 

Stage,  Stuj,  n.  a  flur  rnzd  tu  vq,  on  hwiq  eni  Jo 
iz  egzibited;  u  rnzd  flur  for  temiKorari  yqs;  de 
tcater:  a  jilas  ov  senik  entertanments;  eni  plaa 
hwqr  eni  tifl  iz  publikli  tninsakted  or  pcrformd; 
— a  plas  in  hwiq  rest  iz  taku  on  a  jurni;  az  muq 
ovQJurniaz  iz  pcrformd  wid'st  intcrmijon;  a 
siflgl  step  in  eni  progres;— a  karij  for  kouvaig 
pasenjerz;  q  staj-kioq.—  (3a(//.)  a  majen  formd 
ov  ))la{jks,  let  over  At  sjdz  ov  a  Jip  bi  rops,  for 
wurkmen  tu  stand  on  hwen  rep^riy  de  vesel. 

Staoe-coach,  Staj-kuq,  n.  a  koq  or  karij  dat 
travelz  regyi|,larli  at  stated  tjmz,  for  de  akomcj- 
dajon  ov  pasenjerz.  [a  staj-kuiq. 

Stage-coachman,  Stajkoq-man,  n.  a  drjver  ov 

Stage-play,  Stiij-pln,  n.  teatrikal  eniertanmcnt. 

Stage-player,  Stiij-pla-er,  n.  wun  hoi  publikli 
reprezents  akjonz  on  de  slaj;  an  aktor. 

Stagevil,  Stag-e-vl,  n.  a  dizez  in  de  jo  ov  a 
hors,  arjzifl  from  kuld,  fate'g,  or  from  sum  womd 
er  injqri:-  kold  olso  l-kt-ju  and  tttanuf. 

Stage-waoo.v,  Stuj-wog-on,  n.  a  wagon  for  kon- 
vai(]  gudz  and  ]iascnjors,  at  slated  tjmi;  a  staj- 
kuq. 

Staogard,  Su^g-ord,  n.  a  for-yer-old  stag. 

Staquer,  Stag-er,  v.  i.  tu  rrl;  not  tu  stand  or 
vok  stedili:  tu  toter;  tu  fant:  tu  begin  tu  giv 
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Staggek,  Stag-er,  r.  t.  tu  mak  tu  stager  er  rel; 
tu  /ok:  tu  alqrm:  tu  mak  les  konfident.    [Jrub. 

Staggee-bcsh,    Stig-er-buJ,    n.    an  Amerikan 

Staggeeixg,  Stag-er-ifl,  n.  de  aktovrelig:  kez 
or  stagerii).  [er  rslii)  maner. 

Staggeringly,  Stag-er-ir)-li,  ad.   in  a  stagerii) 

Staggers,  Stag-erz,  n.  pi.  a  gidines  er  kind  ov 
apopleksi  in  hersez. 

Stag-houxd,  Stag-h-snd,  n.  a.  h'snd  yti,zd  in 
huntii)  de  stag  er  der. 

Staging,  Staj-Lg,  n.  de  manajment  ov,  er  de  akt 
ov  travelii)  in,  staj-koqez.  It  iz  yq,zd  elso  in 
&z  Yrinjted  Stats  fer  gka/oldiy. 

Stagieite,  Staj-i-rit,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Stajira,  an 
anjent  t"sn  ov  MisEdonia:— apljd  espejali  tu 
'Aristotl. 

Stagma,  Stag-ma,  n.  [Gr.]  {Ohem.)  eni  distild 
likor.  [nant. 

Stagxanxt,  Stag-nan-si,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  stag- 

Stagnant,  Stag-nant,  a.  mojonles;  stil;  not  floii): 
n(jt  mnii):  az,  (•ta/jnant  weter. 

Stagnate,  Stag-nat,  r.  i.  tu  ses  tu  flo:  tu  be 
mojonles:  tu  be  dul  er  inaktiv;  tu  stand:  tu  stop. 

Stagnation,  Stag-na-Jon,  n.  stopaj  ov  kors:  sesa- 
Jon  ov  mo  Jon. 

Stahlianism,  Stql-i-an-iz-m,  n.  {Med.)  de  dok- 
trin  ov  Stql,  a  Jerman  fizijan,  hcD  konsiderd  ev- 
eri  vital  akjon  under  de  direkjon  and  prezidensi 
ov  de  sol. 

Staid,  Stad,  i.  and  p.  from  Sta.     Se  {Stay.} 

Staid,  Stad,  a.  [from  sta;]  sober:  grav;  regyq,- 
lar:  stedi;  not  wjld. 

Staidly,  Stad-li,  ad.  in  a  stad  maner;  kqmli:  so- 
berli.  [lariti. 

Staidness,  Stad-nes,  n.  sobrjeti;  graviti;  regy^- 

Stain,  Stan,  f.  t.  tu  blot:  tu  spot;  tu  makyq^lat; 
tu  dj:  tu  tinj:  tu  kulor; — tu  disgras;  tu  spot 
wid  gilt  er  infami:  tu  serl:  tu  tqrnij:  tu  polq,t. 

Stain,  Stan,  «.  i.  tu  tak  stanz;  tu  bekdm  stand. 

Stain,  Stan,  n.  blot:  spot;  diskulorajon;  a  blemij; 
a  spek: — tant  ov  gilt  er  infami;  kez  ov  reproq: 
Jam. 

Stainer,  Stan-er,  n.  wun  ha>  stanz;  wun  hcD  djz. 

Stainless,  Stan-les,  a.  fre  from  stan,  spot,  sin, 
er  reproq. 

Staie,  St^r,  n.  a  step;  wun  step  in  a  fljt  ov  steps: 
—pi.  a  seriez  er  fljt  ov  steps  er  stq^rz  fer  asend- 
ig  from  de  loer  tu  de  uper  jjqrt  ov  a  h'ss,  er 
from  wtin  stori  tu  andder.  ^J^^3e  fraz  a  2W 
ov  it^rz,  fer  a  set  &v  st-eps,  er  a  fljt  ov  stq^rz,  do 
kondemd  bj  gramarianz,  iz  suported  bj  respekt- 
abl  etoritiz,  az  Dr.  Goldi-mif,  I)r.  Burni,  T<ytn- 
as  Kayribel,  &3. 

Staircase,  St^r-kas,  n.  a.  set  ov  si!\jz,  wid  de 
welz  suportii)  de  steps,  ledii)  from  wun  stori  tu 
andder:  a  fram  dat  kontanz  de  st^rz. 

Stair-head,  St^r-hed,  n.  de  top  ov  a  st^kas. 

Staith,  Stat,  n.  a  staj  from  hwiq  kolz  qr  disqqrjd 
intu  Jips  at  kol  minz  er  koleriz. 

Stake,  Stak,  n.  a  post  er  stror)  stik  fikst  in  de 
gr-snd;  a  pes  ov  lor),  ruf  wud;  eni  tii)  plast  az  a 
palisad  er  fens;— de  post  tu  hwiq  iz  tjd  a  best, 
elso  a  mqrter,  &s.;— eni  tii)  plejd,  wajerd,  er 
put  at  hazard;  de  stat  ov  beig  hazarded,  plejd, 
er  wajerd; — a  smel  anvil  hwiq  standz  upon  a 
smel  jurn  fut,  on  de  wurk-benq,  tu  be  m*vd  az 
oka^on  rekwjrz.  Stak  and  /[s,  a  fens  fermd  bi 
staks  drivn  intu  de  gr-snd,  interwovn  wicf 
branqez  and  twigz. 

Stake,  Stak,  v.  t.  tu  fasn,  suport,  er  defend  wid 
staks  er  posts  set  uprjt; — tu  wajer;  tu  hazard; 
tu  put  tu  hazard. 

Stake-felloav,  Stak-fel-o,  n.  wun  tjd  er  burnt 
at  de  sam  stak. 

Stake-holdee,  Stak-hold-er,  n,  wun  hco  holdz 
a  plej. 


k-tik,  /   a.    relatii) 

-lak-tik-al, )     rezemblig. 


tu,  er 
a  sta- 


Stalactic,  Sta-lak-tik, 
Stalactical,  Sta 

laktjt;  stalaktitik. 
Stalactiform,  Sta-lak-ti-ferm,  a.  havig  de  ferm 

ov  a   stalaktjt. 
Stalactite,    Sta-lak-tjt,  n.  {Min.)  a  konkrejon 

ov  kqrbonat   ov  Ijm,  f-gnd    pendent,   Ijk  jsiklz, 

from  de  rjjfs  and   sjdz  ov  qrqez  and  kavz  in 

kalkareus  rejonz:  a  spqr  in  At  Jap  ov  an  jsikl. 
Stalactites,  Stal-ak-tj-tez,  n.  Se    {Stalactite.) 
Stalactitic,  Stal-ak-tit-ik,  a.  relatii)  tu,  er  Ijk, 

stalaktitez.  \lactitic.) 

Stalactitical,  Stal-ak-tit-i-kal,  a.  sam  az  {sta- 
Stalagmite,  Sta-lag-mjt,  7t.  a  stalaktitikal  depoz- 

it  ov  kqrbcnat  ov  Ijm,  f'snd  upon  de  florz  ov 

kalkareus  kavernz. — {JJot.)  a  jenus  ov  plants. 
Stalagmitic,    Stal-ag-mit-ik,  a.   relatii)  tia,  er 

Ijk,  stalagmjts. 
Staldee,  Stal-der,  n.  a  kask-stand. 
Stale,    Stal,    a.    old:  log  kept:  stagnant;  vapid; 

tastles:  destitut  ov  frejnes  er  Ijf,  az  a  likwid; — 

not  nil,  az  stal  bred:  yq,zd  til  ov  no  estem;  worn 

"St  ov  regqrd  er  notis. 
Stale,  Stal,  n.  sumtig  plast  az  a  I^r;  a  dek^; — 

a  prostit^t: — yurin:  old  ytirin; — old  ber:  vapid 

ber;  a  log  handl,  az  ov  a  rak. — At  qes,  a  fikst 

stat,  apljd  tu  de  kig  hwen  he  kan  not  mcDv  but 

intu  qek:  stalmat. 
Stale,  Stal,  r.  i.  tu  verd  yT^rin,  az  a  best. 
Stalely,  Stal-li,*  ad.  ov  old:  ov  log  tjm. 
Stalemate,  Stal-mat,  n.  a  term  in  de  gam  ov 

qes.     Se  (Stale.)  [worn  st, 

Staleness,  Stal-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  stal  er 
Stalk,  Stek,  r.  i.  tu  wek,  az  on  stilts,  er  wid  hj 

and  pr^d  steps;  tu  wek  behind  a  stekig-bers. 
Stalk,    Stek,  n.  de  stem  ov  a  plant  er  erb;  &e 

stem  ov  a  kwil,  &s.; — de  wek  er  step  ov  wun  hot) 

stoks. 
Stalked,  Stekt,  a.  havig  a  stek. 
Stalker,  Stek-er,  n.  wun  hen  steks; — a  fijig-net. 
Stalking-horse,    Stok-ig-hers,  n.   a  hers,  eder 

real  er  fiktijus,  bi  hwiq  a   f^sler  hjdz  himself 

from  hiz  gam:  a  mask;  a  pretens. 
Stalkless,  Stdk-les,  a.  havig  no  stek.     [a  stek. 
Stalky,    Stek-i,    a.   rezemblig   a   stek;  hqrd  az 
Stall,  Stel,  r>.  a  stabl;  a  krib  in  a  stabl: — a  benq 

er  ferm  hw:vi-  sumtig  iz  set  tu  sal: — a  smel  h'ss 

er  Jed,  yt^zd  bj  a  trader  er  an  qrtizan: — de  stand 

er  set  ov  a  dignif  jd  klerjiman  in  de  kwjr. 
Stall,  Stel,  f.  t.  tu  plas  er  kep  in  a  stel. 
.Stall,  Stel,  r.  i.  tu  inhabit:  tu  dwel;  tu  kenel. 
.Stallage,  Stol-aj,  n.  rent  pad  fer  a  stel. 
Stall-fed,  Stel-fed,  a.  fed  in  stelz,  and  wid  drj 

fed.  [in  a  stel,  az  katl. 

Stall-feed,  Stel-fed,  r.  t.  tu  fed  wid  drj  foder 
Stall-feeding,  Stel-fed-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  fedij) 

katl,  wid  drj  foder,  in  stelz  er  stablz. 
Stallion,  S;al-yon,  n.  a  hers  kept  fer  m^irz. 
Stalworth,    Stel-wurt,    a.    st-st:  strog;  brav; — 

ritn  elso  {stalwo/t  a.nd stalwart.)  [Skotland,  and 

lokal.] 
Stamen,  Sta-men,  n.,  pi.  Stam-i-na,  \L.]  f'snda- 

Jonz;    tekstyt^r;    worp   ov   linen.— ^7?.    de   ferst 

prinsiplz  ov  eni  tig,  apljd  spejali  tu  de  solidz  ov 

de  hitman  bodi.     Se  {Stamen.) 
Stamen,    Sta-men,  «.,  ;;Z.    Sta-menz,    {Bot.)  de 

mal  aparatus  er  fertiljzig  ergan  ov  a  fl'ser,  kon- 

sistig  ov  filament,  anter,  aad  polen. 
Stamin,    Sta-min,  n.  a  sljt  sort  ov  stuf;  a  kjnd 

ov  wulen  klot.  [ino. 

Staminate,  Stam-i-nat,  v.  t.  tu  endi^r  wid  stam- 
Staminate,    Stam-i-nat,  a.    {Bot.)  konsistig  ov 

stamenz.  [ig,  stamenz. 

Stamineous,  Sta-min-e-us,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  hav- 
Staminifeeous,  Stam-i-nif-er-us,  a.  havig  sta- 
menz widit  a  pistil. 


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St  A  If  If  EL,  Stam-ol,  n.  a  gptftt  or  red  kulor; — a 
kjiid  ov  wuloD  klot;  sUiiuiu. 

Stammkl,  Stim-el,  s.  ov  a  rodij  kulor. 

Staum tit,  Stam-or,  f.  i.  tu  iiron^ns  er  »pek  wid 
huiiui/uii;  tu  stutor;  tu  foltcr;  tu  buzitat;  tu 
utur  wurdz  wid  difikulti.  [iup<,>rfuktli. 

Stammkk,   Stam-er,  c.  t.    tu  pron-ius  or  dtkl4r 

Stammckek,  Stdm-er-or,  n.  wua  hOi  stamcrz. 

STAMitKKiNO,  Scam-er-ig,  n.  de  akt  uv  h^zitatig 
in  iiprq.  [iO  >n  «ptq. 

STAMMtKiNO,  Stam-er-ig,  a.  dat  stamorz;  b^itat- 

Stammekinoly,  Stain-ur-io-li,  ad.  in  a  atamerig 
inaiier. 

Stamp,  Stamp,  r.  t.  tu  strjk  bj  trustijj  de  fut 
dun;  tu  p'!«nd:  tu  bet,  az  in  a  mortar;— tu  im- 
r>T6i  wid  sum  mqrk  or  figyi^r;  tu  fiks  bj  impres- 
ig;  tu  uink  b{  impre^ig  a  mqrkj  tu  print;  tu 
form;  tu  kiTn.  [ward. 

Stamp,  Stamp,  r.  t.  tu  strjk  dr  fut  sudcnii  d'sn- 

Stamp,  Stamp,  n.  eni  instroomont  bj  hwiq  an  im- 
pro/on  iz  maJ:  de  imprejon  mad; — a  blcj  or  nrtrz 
mad  bj  sitampig: — a  print;  a  mqrk  set  on  eni  tig; 
imprejon;  a  tig  mqrkt  or  stamt:  a  piktyt^r  kut 
in  wud  or  metal;  a  piktjrqr  mad  bj  imprejon;  a 
kut;  a  plat; — Q  mqrk  set  ui»on  tigz  dat  pa  dqti 
tu  de  guvcrnment; — a  karakter,  gud  or  bad; 
ntoriti;  kurcnsi;  mak;  kast;  form. 

Stamp-act,  Stimp-akt,  n.  an  akt  ov  de  BritiJ 
{Mirliment  imiKizig  a  dqti  on  stamps. 

Stamp- DL'TT,  Stam[>-dq-ti,  n.  a  dqti  on  stamps. 

Stamper,  Stamp-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  stamps. 

Stamp-okkick,  Stamp-of-is,  «.  de  ofis  hw^^r 
stamp'*  qr  dtlirord. 

Stas,  .Stan,*  de  t\'rminaJon  ov  de  sqperlativ  de- 
gre;  az,  \Mitan,  most  nubl;  VxiDft.in,  de  hjcst. 

Sta.sch,  Siqnc;,  r.  (.  tu  stop,  az  apljd  tu  blud; 
tu  hinder  from  runig. 

Stanch,  Stqncj,  v.  i.  tu  stop;  tu  ses  tu  flo. 

Stanx'U.  .Stqn(j,  a.  sund;  form  in  prinsipl  or  kon- 
dtlkt;  trusti;  hqrti;  determind;  strog. — d  tttln'j 
hrsnd,  Q  dog  dat  foliaz  de  sent  wid'St  cror  or  rc- 
mi^nes.  [bind. 

STAyciiEa,  Stqnq-er,  n.  wun  hiD  stqnqez  or  stops 

Stancuio.v,  Stan-Jon,  n.  {yaut.}  an  uprjt  aup- 
urt:  a  ])riip. 

Stanch Li;:s8,  Stqnq-lcs,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  stopt. 

Stancuness,  St^nq-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
stqnq. 

Stand,  Stand,  v.  i.  [i.  stud,  pg.  standig,  stud;] 
tu  be  up6n  de  fet;  not  tu  sit,  nei,  or  Ij  disn: 
tu  be  not  demolijt  or  overtriJn;  tu  be  pinst  uz 
an  e<lifis;  tu  rtmtin  rrekt;  niit  tu  fol;  tu  bckdm 
er^kt:  tu  stop;  tu  holt;  not  tu  ga  forward;  tu 
be  Bl  ii  stajonari  jxrnl,  wid-st  progre-"  or  regrej- 
on;  tu  rest;  tu  be  fijrm,  and  not  va<ilatig;  tu 
be  in  eni  postyqr  ov  rczisuns  or  dtfens;  tu  be 
in  a  st«t  ov  hostiliti;  tu  krp  de  gn«nd;  not  tu 
yrid;  not  tu  giv  wa;  tu  sta;  not  tu  flj;  tu  be 
plast;  tu  be  fikst;  tu  be  remAvd,  wid  regi'ird 
tu  ragk  or  order;  tu  rtman  in  de  prezont  stat; 
tu  be  in  eni  parlikyqlar  stat;  tu  br,  ^emfatikiili 
ekspr^U;!  tu  kon.«i''t;  tu  be  stagnant;  not  tu 
flia;  tu  abjd:  tu  pcniist;  tu  in.iiit;  tu  ofer  az 
a  kuniiiilat;  tu  be  pla.->t;— tu  buld  a  kors  at  se; 
tu  havdirrkjon  t«3ardz  a  lakal  p<rnt. —  7^  ttand 
f>l,  tu  suptJrU  tu  defend;  not  tu  dczt^rt;  tu  be 
prczent  wid'^t  brig  an  aktor:  tu  rest  in. —  J\i 
gtaiid  r'ur,  tu  pru{)uz  wuuz  self  a  kandidat;  tu 
mniitan;  tu  hold  tuanlz. —  Tu  risml  inKarui, 
tu  kons^rn;  tu  intercut.— 7Yi  Vj/k/  </,  tu  kep 
at  a  di-itans:  not  tu  kumplj;  tu  forb^r  intimasi; 
tu  ajirrpnjtqberantiir  prominent.  —  Tia  utand  \t, 
tu  huld  rexolqjon;  tu  hold  a  pt.>st;  not  tu  jreld 
a  p<Tnt;  not  tu  komplj;  tu  sesid;  tu  be  promi- 
nent or  protqbcnint.— 7\j  $titrnl  tv,  tu  plj;  tu 
Pffscver;  tu  reman  fikst  in  a  purpus;  tu  ab^d 


bJ  a  kontrakt  or  aa^rjon.— 7\j  stand  undtr,  ta 
underg6;  tu  sustun.— TYi  Uand  uji,  tu.  er^kt 
wunz  self;  tu  rjz  from  sitig;  tu  arjz  in  order  tu 
gnn  nu)tis;  tu  mak  u  [iqrti. 

Sta.vd,  Stand,  v.  t.  tu  endqr;  tu  rezlst  widit 
fljig;  tu  awat;  tu  abjd;  tu  safer;  tu  kep.  — 71u 
stand  wvm  yrvnd,  tu  muntan  wunz  pozijon. 

Stand,  Stond,  /».  a  stajon;  a  plas  hwi^r  wun  waU 
standig;  a  plas  tu  stand  ujxjn;  ragk;  jjust;  sta- 
jon; a  stop;  a  holt;  intcrupjon;  de  akt  .,v  opoi- 
ig;  hjest  mqrk;  st<iJonari  [xfut;  jKTnt  from  hwiq 
de  nekst  mujon  iz  regresiv;  \<frat  beyond  hwiq 
wun  kan  not  prosed;  difikalti;  pcrplekaiti;  cm- 
barasment;  hezitajon; — a  fram  ur  tabl  on  hwio 
veselz  or  ader  qrtiklz  qr  plast. 

Standard,  .Stand-ard,  n.  an  ensjn  in  wor;  a  flag; 
— d;it  hwiq  iz  establijt  for  a  test  ov  udor  tigz 
ov  de  sam  kjnd;  a  rjtti  ov  mejqr;  a  krjterion,  a 
test;  dut  hwiq  haz  bin  trid  bj  de  proper  test;  a 
setld  rat; — a  tre  or  Jrub.  dat  standz  siggli,  wid- 
•8t  brig  ataqt  tu  a  wol  or  sajx^rt;  a  staudig  tre 
dat  iz  not  tu  be  rrmOivd. 

Standard,  Stand-ard,  a.  havig  a  permanent 
kwoliti:  fikst;  setld. 

Standard-bearer,  Stand-ard-b4r-er,  n.  wun 
hiD  bi^rz  a  standard. 

.Standcrop,  Stand-krop,  n.  an  erb. 

Stander,  Stand-er,  n.  wun  hiii  standz;  a  tre  dat 
haz  stud  log;  a  standard. — -Stander  up,  wun  boo 

^  taks  a  sjd.  [a  spektator. 

Standerbv,  .Stand-er-bj,  n.  wun  ha>  standz  ner; 

Standing,  St.'ind-ig,  /).  a.  setld:  c.^tiblijt;  not 
tempcjrari;  lastig;  not  transitori;  stagnant;  not 
runig;  fikst;  not  miDvabl;  kontinynig  er^kt;  not 
foln;  not  kut  dun. — Standiij  qrmi,  a  regyqlar 
qrmi  kept  in  konstant  svrvis,  az  disligkt  from 
milija. 

Standing,  Stand-ig,  n.  kontinyq,ans;  log  pozejon 
ov  an  ofis,  karaktcr,  or  plas;  sta  Jon;  plas  tu 
stand  in;  pucr  tu  stand;— ragk;  kondijon;  kar- 
akter.  repyqtajon.  [and  igk. 

.•^tandish,    Stand-iJ,    n.   a  dij  er  stand  for  pen 

Sta.vd-point,  .Stand-pernt,  n.  plas  ov  standig; 
Jj6)zij..n.  [ov  rejit. 

.Standstill,  Stand-stil,  n.  de  akt  ov  stopig;  stal 

Stano,  .Stag,*  ».  a  log  bqr;  a  wudn  pul;— de 
Jaft  ov  a  kqrt; — a  pt'rq;  a  mejqr  ov  land. 

Stanhope,  .Stan-hup,  n.  a  toi-hweld  karij  fer 
travelig;— namd  from  de  Erl  .Stanhijp. 

.Stank,  Stagk,  n.  a  dam  or  bagk  tu  stop  water. 

Stank,  Stagk,  /).  from  Stiijk.     Se  {Sli/ik.) 

Stannary,  .<tan-a-ri,  n.  a  tin  min;  tin  wurks  er 
tin  mjuz  kolektivli;  nral  rjts  wid  respekt  tu  tin 
mjnz. 

Stannary,  SLin-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu  de  tin  mjns 
or  wurlis.  — .sVauari'  kurt,  a  kurt  ov  rekord  for 
de  administrajon  ov  justis  amiig  tinen. 

.Stannic,  Suin-ik,  a.  {Ckfiit.}  natig  an  a^iJ  hwiq 
iz  a  pt.TtJksiii  ov  tin. 

Stanniferous,  Stan-if-er-us,  a.  prodiisig  tin. 

Stannyel,  Stan-i-el,  n.  de  komon  st«jn-htk. 

.Stanza,  Stau-za,  n.  (/*«f7n/)  a  srricz  or  number 
ov  verscz  or  Ijiiz,  konekted  wid  eq  nder  in  a  \to- 
em  or  him.  ov  hwiq  de  meter  iz  konstrdkted  or 
8uks4^iv  i>ericx  similar  in  aranjment;  a  number 
ov  Ijnz  r^gyqlurli  adjusted  tu  cq  uder;  a  strof. 
— (Arch.}  an  a[iqrtment  or  divi3on  in  a  bildig. 

.Stanzaic,  Stan-za-ik,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  kuiupJid 
ov,  stantaz. 

Stapelia,  Sta-p£-li-a,  n.  {But.)  a  jcnus  ov  Af- 
rikan  plants. 

Staphyloma,  Staf-i-lu-ma,  n,  [L.]  (JM.)  ma 
afekjiin  in  hwiq  sum  p>;rt  ov  de  jbtU  it  prdtntKl- 
ed  beyond  its  natyqral  puzijon. 

Staphtloraphy,  Siaf-i-lor-a-fi.  n.  {itsd.)  ma 
operajun  l.jr  yiinjlig  a  kicf t  piilat. 


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SiAius;  S<ta-fa,  k.  a.  lap  vr  fanB;  a  bq^r  b^i  aiul 
draws  iM  aA  kofi)  eaJz. 

SxAC,  S^p;  «.  aa  ap$i»Bii&  xaasil,  H^^bIbiis  bodi, 
im  de  »"*-*^™"J  ^:  eni  ades^pal  Iwdi  iBktqdig 
ds  |iiimilii^  a  salf -j^ug  lusdi  er  Slst  s^n  tz 
pail-£b{t;  en  fig  xEBenlii&g  a  siip^ — a  Bug^k  ot 
fiBoq — a  M!;pk  sr  ta&  at  wiaca^  as  astifirisk: 
— a  pewgff^  or  tog  JiBiy  a^nv  ai^wrg:  aa  txxua, 
a  pecfenKi^  aaai^if^  As^  &f  gtat  enaeais. 

SzjkS,  Siqp^  fci.Ua.sst.et  a^gat.  vid  stupx; — 9;.  L 
ta  jla,  ax  a  5i^. 

8t*e-1i?ij.  Si4"'>P^  *-  o.  |t«b  aad  ite  £ebi^ 
hwie  iz  sx :.  ££j%  aiid  fafctoiij  a  ^<a, — fsnd 
ia  &  Wisi  Iftdsx. 

SijaEM>.UB]>,  St4p'--baad,  «.  {JF«i&>  ^  ijt-Isaikl 
^caJ^boBd,  InMg  fesWid,  ax  J^g^ritoTti  u  de 

SiAg-MiiCffTT,  334t-1r|^  a.  b^  ax  a  siqc 

dZACCS,  Sti({r^  K.  a  fab'jaiw?!  mad  or  &st,  pata- 
ttOK,  sr  luiar  Ti^eiabl  m*ct»«1^  ji];Ei  far  fiifiup 

Szj&BCs,  Siqr^  7.  t.  to.  slafB  vid  £it)|^  ta.  mak 

fttirf. 
SrAK-caJSBSX,  Sttqr-^aK-be^  c  aa  TjrfiJ  kca1< 

fliv  Jon^mi  jn^^jJilrJiiMij  OT  wed  ^Misazi  p3{7, 
aboSiJi  ia  4^  zaa  er  6!p3z  L; — naiai  from  dz 
3bp3.  bwi;  amaaaeaajted  dz  xsmt  hv^  ii^  ai  mm 

ti^^  sut. 
ScIbcsed,  S^iiirgti,  p.  a.  ^i&d  vid  stiqpis;  ^af: 
{ssaaal:  ^r>^  ]itL' 

Sx^xcs£3^  iu'lirr^-rs,  ».  wna  bib  sda]^^g£z. 
SiiBCHLT.  rfv^r'j-li,  ad.  siiilli;  pra^lL       Jstcp^g. 
SrABfB-it  f^TT..   rii-it^^^aak.-ec,  c  wna  hft  ■als 
SrjUBCHSis^  si^rg-as,  a.  siifne^  prafSfiBBrs. 
STjUtCHT,  S34}<g-i,  a.  portaMg  or  az  ieijiiff  or 

dTA2-c£0'«:sr£3>,  St^-krsad,  a.  krsad  vid  s^px. 

St^sx,  Si^r,  r.  £.  txi  liak  vid  £lBi  ^axz^ei.- 
&a  «v  vasdes^  stmpi^ti,  ia^pqiiae,  er  hsxot;— 
tahak  fiedlSi:  tagac  tafiaad  'St  pngauBeal. 

ST.&BE,  S3i^,  e.i.  to.  a£^  er  ii»fllin*«»»i  b|  sii^^ 
Tk  iil^r  ««  dzfax,  ta  be  aBdc^Bbli  eiideBit  to. 

SujSM,  Stt^,  CL  de  aM  ov  vaa  b»  st^pi;  £kst 

liaac-^tqiffiis),  a  bfad-  [Skst  jr. 

Staibs,   a^Tsx,  m^  aran  bs  si^ja  er  liais  wiii 

SiAXfis^csi,   Sitiqf-fiB^  o^   a  ba^tifal  beid:   de 

^tjukfi^  S%-£J,  k.  a  woftia.  aaiaaal,  or  dz 
md^^as  esist,  bvi^  meml^  a  siiqr  ia  fsoM, 
aad  adbeiz  ta  dz  batioga  «r  Teadtz; — ijadieria£i 

Staztlovxr,  S%^£lx-er,  «.  a  fjboii  aad  flss. 

tiAX-roBT,  Siti|r-^»t,  a.  iFort.y  a  k|ad  or  re- 
di;  iaaidaiqi  aa  aixa,  aalbandg  ite  ^ac  or  nai- 
pon  ar  fooaftet  diffyuwl  ts  de  fiaa,  io  dii^oBS 
leakig  vid  c^  adcr  a^)g^  bsi^qir  a]i|naadi  fa- 
ll^ aal  rrwitfrij,  axacKp  ixj^j^^t^rs- 

SiaK-caxxs,   St^r-^az-et^  a.   aa  attromaniGr  ar 

SrAK-«aziXG,  Slqr-SBX-ig,  a.  de  akt  or  gaxig  at, 
SftiMr^^xxsG,  Si^-sBx-ig,  a.  hakig  at,  er  adacr- 

igdeitqix. 
drjis-CKASt^  St^-gnu^  «.  a  fcpid  or  gias. 
SraxHAVK,  St^r-bsk,  a.  a  sft  or  bsk. 
STAE-BTACrrrH.  Stq^'l^-**^"^  a.  a  plant  ««^T 
STji*-J£XLT,  Stqr-jel-i,  «.  a  plud.  [fte«. 


Stjikx,    Siq^c,    a.    5rii:    oxp:    iu.1:— !_:: 
pboB:  grce. 

Stak-K.   Stqri,   arf.    'koinplfili:  cl::/.     -i      "  _  - 
Sta££xt,  Siqii-li,*  ad.  stifli:  £iiri»§.i. 
SiA'ETTB.  Stqr-led,  a.  gjiad  W  a  stqr. 
SiAELESa,  Suqr-lffi.  a.  iisTig  -nut  stqix. 
STA2.1JSHT,  Si4t-1:i,  a.  &E  Iji  OT  d£  Etqre. 
Staioi&ht.  Su-iir-lii,  a.  Ijied  tj  Su  stqrz. 
SxAiUiE.    Siqr-ljk,  a.    sielaiad:  Ijk  siqrx;  brjt^ 

5t  aut.tvg,   Siqt-lig,  «/.  a  berd,  smn-qinz  >-^    i 

ffli^^?',  doal,  and  sxumjmz  lai  ru  lek  lik  : : 

— a  dcfeui  na  &z  peir  ot  LrijeE:  a   l- 

SETotMsd  alrtt  It  end  ot  a.  per. 
Sta^ut.  Siqr-Iiu  a.  lii  ar  iwsd  >.■:  ^ 
Sta£MOSGZE,  Siqr-mag-ger,  «i.  &::  :.l 

oinsrrer  ot  &£.  siqjx. 
Stasost,  Siaj-osi,  ».  {Polwni}  o  :- 

esi  OT  a  kasl  er  dcmjas  k^  a  (^r. 
SiAEOSTT,  Siir-os-ii,  «.  a  kasl  ii.   .._;i  ^r 

esTax  OT  a  staxoit. 
Staj5,-?ated,  Siqr-paTd,  a.  sruded  -tria  Hi-r^ri. 
SiAiPi-OuP.  rfi^r-praiif,  a.  imperrins  tu  siqrljt. 
Stab£ZI).  .'itqri.  a.  dekiaralied  ■vrid  a  siqr  erstqri: 

— -izdj-qenr:  Li  dr  siqrz  ■*rid  respekl  na  iertjqn. 
^~'  -    --'jr-i-jjes,  »j._  dj  jjax  ot  btig  gtqri. 

- :  frid  dz  Ijt  OT  siqn. 
.  ■sriii  siqix:  ab'sndig 
1.  ivil:^-:  rtiemblig 


STAESjyiSs. 

STAEsrse.  ^ 

Stabxt,  .-! 
-wia  ;iqr;    ;    . 
siqrz. 

Staeshoot,  Siqr-Jffit,  ■    ..  1  stqr. 

STAE-sPAseLED,  Siiqi-;;--!, -_-*.  ^.  ^.ciiii^d  er 
spaggld  trill  siqrx. 

Sta^stose.  Siqr-sMn,  s.  a  t^t  rarjeti  ot  sa^, 
i-wig  prciiMas  a  pekij^lyar  ixflekion  ov  lit  in  de 
farm,  ot  a  Eiqr. 

Staet,  Stqrl,  ?'.  i.  tu  Le  miDTd  ar  twi^  sudenli, 
ax  b]  a  sens  ot  daiijer:  ta  rjz  Faisali;  ta  budt 
vid'sadea  twiknes;  tu.  Jiigk;  in  siqrti;  ta  vins; 
ta  drriat:  tu  set  Tt  oa  eni  pmsq^t- 

Staet,  Stqrt,  r.  t.  lu  aiqnn:  tu  (Ustdrb  sndeali; 
to.  siqitl:  m  arsz  from  konselment;  tu  fsl:  txa 
teSg  JBtu  mcjj  on  e«r  ■aidiii  pnirqt:  tu  put  sudenli 
St  or  pJas. — {JTii'ui.}  tu  pnni/  bj  apljig  a  rops 
end  tu  d£  bak, 

SiAEi,  Skjit,  n.  a  raojcoi  ot  terc«:  a  saden  tiriij 
er  akjon  ot  dt  bod?.,  ax  from  terwi^  a  ladea  rsiig 
to.  a^isQ:  BaJi:  TeiiEineiit  cmpjon:  sadea  efq^n^ 
soden  £tj  intiermitied  akjoa;  a  kwik  £pog; — de 
akt  or  s^ag  tl:  feist  mojwa  in  a  moiTinsnt,  jnr- 
ni,  sr  XBS; — a  berd-,  d£  redstqtrL — Tu  get  dt  eUpf, 
ta  hs^n  bcfor  anudea'.  [rsxez  gam. 

Staeteb,  Slqri-er,  ?i.  imn  bm  eiqrte;  a  dog  dat 

STAE-THiSTiz,  Sliqr-tio-l,  Ji.  a  plajiL 

Staetiss,  atq^-ij,  ».  dz  akt  or  setag  Tt,  er  or 

^  siqnig.  [h^L 

Ftaetisg-hou,    Sti^-ig-bi)],    a.    eTajoa:  ifflp- 

STAEHsexT,  Stqrt-ig-lj,  ai.  wid  frEkwem  stqrts 
aad  imeraiiJoEz.  JTiiri^  de  ras  beginx. 

SiAErorG-POfeT,  Siqrt-ij-pGist,  n.  a  baiier  from 

SjAEHaH,  Suri-jr^     < 

STAiiTLISH.   Sl-qn-iiJ4  j  a.  &pt  tU  B^^t, 

.SiAinxi,  ."itqn-l,  t.  iL  tu  Jrigk^  tu  mior  eadenli, 

ax  from  ien  tu  siqn, 
SzA^iXE,  Sti^rt-l,  r.  i.  tu  fqi;  ta  Jok;  ta  imp«s 

wid  saden  teror,  Enrfa^i,  er  alqna. 
Staetxe,  Slqrt-],  n.  saden  alqnn:  Jok;  saden  terca-. 
SiAETUSG,  Slqrt-lijj,  jyp/  a.    impr^sig  wid  fer, 

|<*i5.     ^  [npst^. 

iSiatrtrp,  St4rt-ap,*  a.  sadeoli  knm  iota  aaiis; 
Staete,  Stqrr,  r.  £.   tu  peiij  vid  bugger;  ta 

mfer  hngfer;    tu  stifer  ekstrem  poTerti^ — ta 

£af€r,  paij,  er  bi  dcsuvd  vid  ku/ld. 
SiAETE,  Stqrr,  1. 1.  tu  kil  vid  bagger;  tu  sab- 

d4bifainin; — ^tu  kil  vid  "ksMi — tadeprjT  or 

ioBS  ar  ri^rji. 


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Staevelino,  St^rv-lio,  n.  an  a>iiinul  or  plant 
tin  und  wtk  for  w6nt  ov  nurijmcnt. 

Stauvklino,  Sti'irv-lio,  a.  buygri;  \tn:  iijnio. 

Staiiwout,  Stt'ir-wurt,  «.  a  JEiius  ov  {jlaotD;  de 
tt-^tor;  i'likami»nn. 

State,  Stat,  «.  kondijon;  s^rknmstansez  or  nat- 
yur  or  fortynn;  sitynfi/oii;  (Kjzijon;  predikiiinent; 
ktii;  iil|t:  ragk;  dej^re;  post;  UKxlifikfi/un  ov  oni 
til);  stii/onnri  ixfnt;  krjsi.H;  hjt;  kwoliti;  80I01U 
poiiip;  aperuns  or  fjratnes;  digniti;  grandynr;  a 
wt  ov  diguiti;— cstiit;  scnyori;  pozojon:— mud  ov 
guvcrnment;  de  komiyiiti;  de  ])ublik;  de  kom- 
onwelt;  sivil  ptfcr,  not  i-klezio^tikiil;  a  sivil  kotn- 
T^niti;  a  kiodoui;  a  repiiblik;  a  guvuriiincnt  not 
monqrkikul: — a  Iqrj  distrikt  ov  kuutri  havig  a 
Bcpamt  guvernincnt,  but  konfedoratud  wid  uder 
Btat«,  az  wuii  ov  de  nicinbcrz  or  stnts  ov  de 
Amcrikun  Yq,nyon;— in  koiu|HjziJon,  it  signifjz 
pfibUk,  nafjuul;  az,  ttHt-iiii\Ti,  *<fl<-trjalz. 

State,  Stat,  r.  t.  tu  plas  in  inuntal  vi^;  tu  repre- 
z6nt;  tu  tel.  [lik. 

State,  Stat,  a.  bEl6|)i))  tu  de  stat  or  najon;  pub- 

Statecbakt,  Stat-knift,  n.  statsmanjip,  in  kon- 
teint.  [ofendcr. 

State-criminal,  Stat-krim-i-nal,  n.  a  politikal 

Stated,  Siat-ed,  ;>.  a.   fikst;  regynlar;  u^stablijt. 

Statedly,  StAt-ed-li,  ad.  at  stated  tjmz;  regyq,- 
larli. 

Statelixess,  Stut-H-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beij) 
stntii;  gnindyil'':  uiiijcstik  apcmns;  loftinus: 
mugnifi.'<fn:«:  digniti. 

Stately,  Stiit-li,  a.  ogdst;  grand:  lofti;  elevated; 
maje.-<tik;  luagnifisent;  luajisterial;  poinpus. 

Stately,  Stat-li,  ad.  uiajestikali. 

Statement,  Stiit-ment,  it.  At  akt  ov  stati|]:  dat 
hwiij  iz  stated;  an  aranjmcnt  ova  seriezov  fakt:i 
or  s<;rkuni<tanscz. 

Statemonoeb,  Stat-mufl-ger,  n.  wun  verst  in 
guvcrnna'Dt;  a  stat^man,  in  kontcuit. 

State-papee,  Stat-pn-per,  n.  a  i)n{)er,  dokyqraent, 
or  trciiz,  relatig  tu  pablik  afiirz,  or  tu  at^rz  ov 
Stat. 

State-prison'eb,  Stat-priz-ner,  n.  wun  im- 
priznd  for  an  ofous  ageust  de  stut  or  guvern- 
lucnt. 

Stater,  Stat-er,  n.  wun  hd)  stats; — an  apotekariz 
wat  ov  I'-j  ■snsez.  b''l^- 

Stater,  Slti-ter,  n.  a  Grek  kffn  ov  difcrcnt  val- 

Statekoom,  Siiit-roim,  n.  a  luaguifisont  rjjui  in 
a  pains  or  Iqrj  man/on;— de  prinsipal  kabin  in  a 
Jip;  a  siiiol  roiin  in  a  Jip,  or  stem-vesel,  for  wuu 
or  td)  jMu^cnjerz. 

States.  Siat.i,  u.  pi.  nu)biliti; — a  lejislativ  bodi. 

States-ge.veral,  Stati-jeii-er-al,  n.  jil.  a  lejis- 
lativ osoiubli  koni]>uzd  ov  difcrent  ordorz.  cle 
Btats-jonoral  ov  de  Nedcrlandz  konsists  ov  tio 
qamberr.  He  stats-jeneral  ov  Frans,  bcfiir  de 
revuliiJon,  konsistcd  ov  dr  trc  ordcrz  ov  de  kifl- 
dom,-  de  nobiliti,  de  klvrji,  and  de  tvrd  estut, 
or  koiuon  pepl. 

Statesma.n,  Suiti-man,  n.,  j,l.  Stiits-incn;  wun 
vors't  or  enipltW  in  publik  af:irz,  or  in  At  (irfs  ov 
guvprnmont;  u  j>olitiJan.  [.iiatsmau. 

Statksmaxlikk,    Suitii-nian-lik,   a.    bekdmio   a 

STATEiSMANLY,  StaU-niau-li,  a.  rrlntio  tu,  or  br- 
fitiii,  ci  stau-uian.  [u  Hatsmau. 

State-smanship,  Stiits-nian-Jip,  n.  At  kwi.litiz  ov 

STATtJjWOMAN,  Slats- wum-an,  n.  a  wumun  hot 
mo.llA  wid  publik  af.irz:-yiizd  in  kontemt. 

Static,  Stat-ik,  j  a.    rtlntig   tu   statiks,  or 

Statical,  Stat-i-kal,  i  tu  de  qrt  or  sicos  ov 
waij). 

Statics,  Stat-ik.«,  n.  [>!.  dat  branq  ov  fiziks,  or 
mcknnik.-i,  hwii;  trtis  i.v  de  ckwilibrium,  wat, 
prejqr,  As.,  ov  boiiiz  hw[l  at  rest,  distiggwijt 
from  dindtnikt;  dc  qrt  ov  wnig. 


Station,  Sta-Jon,  n.  At  akt  oy  gtandij);  a  stat  ov 
rest;— a  plas  hw:ir  eni  wan  iz  fikst;  jjust  axjnd; 
ofis;  sityiinjon:  i»uziJon;  emplflrincnt,  karakter; 
stat;  rujjk;  konJiJoti  ov  Ijf;  klas;  order; — a  plas 
ov  stfjpiy  1)11  a  rulrud. 

Station,  Sta/on,  v.  t.  tu  plas  in  a  sorten  post, 
rank,  or  sitytiajon;  tu  set;  tu  establi'j;  tu  fika. 

Stational,  Stii-Jon-al,  a.  rElatijj  tu  a  stajon; 
stajonari.  [ov  btijj  stiijonari. 

Stationariners,  Sta-Jon-a-ri-nus,  n.  At  kwoliti 

Stationary,  Sui-/on-a-ri,  a.  fikst;  not  prugr^siv; 
standi;);  luu/nnles,  res[)ekti{)  plas. 

Statio.ver,  Sta-Jon-er,  n.  orijinali  wun  hd)  kept 
a  Jop  or  stol;  af  terwardz,  u  bukseler:  n"^,  a  seler 
ov  sta/oneri,  or  ov  paper,  kwilz,  jjenz,  iflk,  wafen, 
oiso  ov  buks.  As. 

Stationery,  Sta-Jon-er-i,  n.  At  gudz  suld  h\  a 
stajoner,  az  buks,  paper,  kwilz,  penz,  selig-waka, 
waferz,  ij)k,  4s.;  sumtjmz  improperli  ritn  («/a- 
tumary.)  [cr  or  hiz  gudz. 

Stationery,  Sta-Jon-er-i,  a.  relatig  tu  a  stajon- 

Station-uouse,  Sta-Jon-hT5s,  n.  a  depu  on  a  ral- 
rod. 

Station-pointer,  Sta-Jon-ptJrnt-er,  n.  an  instr(t>- 
ment  yqzd  in  luaritim  survaig. 

Station-stakk,  Stu-Jon-staf,  n.  an  instrdiment 
y\\i'\  bj  survuorz. 

Statistic,  Sta-tis-tik,  j  a.  relatijj  tu  sUtis- 

Statistical,  Sta-tis-ti-kal,  j  tiks;  relatio  tu 
de  stat  or  kondijon,  or  tu  de  popyqlajon  or  re- 
sursez,  ov  a  kuntri;  fxalitikal.  [kal  mancr. 

Statistically,  Sta-tis-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  statisti- 

Statisticiax,  Stat-is-tiJ-an,  n.  wun  hm  iz  vfrat 
in  statistiks. 

Statistics,  Sta-tis-tiks,  n.  pi.  desjens  hwiq  trets 
ov  de  stat  or  kondijon  ov  a  kuntri  or  naJon, 
prinsijMili  in  rclajon  tu  its  ekstdnt,  popyqlajon, 
resursez,  industri,  welt,  and  pifer;  a  statmcnt 
ov  de  jHjpyiiluJon,  agrikultyqr,  kom^rs,  man>Ti- 
faktyqrz,  and  uder  re-sorsez  ov  a  kuntri. 

Statuary,  Stat-yq-a-ri,  n.  de  qrt  ov  kqrvig  er 
ov  kastiy  statyqz;  a  statyij,  or  a  gnapov  statyq,z; 
—  wun  hit)  inaks  statyqz;  a  skulptor;— a  kopiist 
ov,  or  deler  in  statyqz. 

Statue,  Stiit-ytj^,  «.  an  imnj;  a  reprtzentajon, 
in  sum  solid  substans,  az  mqrbl  or  bronz,  ov  a 
man  or  an  animal.  [slatyii. 

Statue,  St.it-yq,  r.  t.  tu  plas,  or  tu  form,  az  a 

Statued,  Stat-yqd,  a.  furuijt  wid  statyqz. 

.Statuesque,  Stat-yq-d-k,  a.  rtlatifl  tu  a  statyi^. 

Stature,  Stat-yqr,  /*.  At  h^t  ov  eni  animal,  por- 
tikyqKirli  ov  man:  tolnes. 

Statured,  Stat-yqrd,  a.  arjvd  at  f  ul  statyqr. 

Statutable,  Stai-yq-ta-bl,  a.  akordiy  tu  statyqt. 

Statutably,  Stat-yq-ta-bli,  ad.  in  a  maner 
agreubl  tu  lo. 

Statute,  Su-it-yqt,  n.  a  lo;  an  akt  ov  a  lejislativ 
bodi,  az  distioki  from  an  unritn  lo,or  wun  fund- 
ed on  imcmurial  kustom.— ^Va^yi;^  uv  limitapn, 
{Law)  a  ."tutyqt  hwiq  asjnz  a  serten  tjm  widin 
hwi(j  an  akjim  must  be  brot. 

Statute-book,  Stat-yqt-buk,  n.  a  rejister  ov 
loz  or  lejislativ  akts. 

Statutory,  St;it-yq-to-ri,  a.  enakt«d  bj  statyqt. 

Staunch,  Stqnq,  a.     Se  {.Stanch.) 

Stave,  Slav,  r.  t.  tu  brak  in  pesez;  tu  puj  awa 
az  wid  a  st.rf;  tu  jKjr  •St.— (.Vaw/.)  tu  brak  a 
bul  ill  a  vesel;  az,  "Xr  Iqnq  iz  (tur;"  At  regyq- 
liir  form,  tfatd,  iz  cjefli  yqzd. 

Stave,  Slav,*  c.  1.  tu  fjt  wid  stavz.— ^«r  and 
tal,  tu  pi^rt  dogi  b)  iuierpuzig  a  stuf,  and  b| 
pulig  de  tal. 

Stave,  Slav,  n.  a  n.aro,  tin  pes  <>v  timber,  in  a 
bare!  or  uder  kask; — a  mctrikal  purjuu;  a  staf; 
a  komon  tt-rm  for  de  vers  or  wuu  ov  de  eqnu 
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Staves,  Stavz,  6r  Stqvz,   n.  pi.  ov  Stqf.     St 

{Stqf.y 
StaV£SACRE,  Stavz-a-ker,  n.  lq,rkspur;  a  plant. 
Staveswood,  Stavz-wiad,  )i.  a  tel  West-Indian 

tre;  de  kwojia. 
Stay,  Sta,  v.  i.  tu  kontinyq,  in  a  plas;  tu  forb4r 

dspqrtynr;  tu  kontinyij,  in  a  stat;  tu  rEinan;  tu 

abjd:  tu  kontinyq,:  tu  wat:  tu  atend;  tu  forb^r 

tu  akt;  tu  stop;  tu  stand  stil;  tu  dwel. 
Stay,  Sta,  r.  t.  tu  stop;  tu  widhold;  tu  rspres; 

tu  dela;  ta  obstrukt;  tu  hinder  from  progrejon; 

tu  prop;  tu  suport. 
Stay^,  Sta,  n.    kontinyq,ans  in  a  plas;  stand; — a 

stop: — an  obstrukjon;  a   hinderans;  restrant; — 

proidens;  kojon;  a  fikst  stat: — a  prop;  a  supart; 

taklii). — {Xaut.)  a  stroi)  ropfrom  de  bed  ov  dt 

mast,  tu  suport  it  from  felig  ait.—Sta-sal,  a 

trjaggi|lar  sal  ekstended  on  a  sta.  [staz. 

Staybobbin,  Sta-bob-in,    n.    a  bobin   yti,zd  for 
Stayed,  Stad,p.  a.  fikst;  serins.     Se  {Stay,  and 

j^taid.y 
Stayedly,  Stad-li,  ad.  kompozedli;  kqmli. 
Stayedness,  Stad-nes,  ?i.  sobrjeti.     Se  {Staid- 

ness.y 
Stayer,  Sta-er,  /;..  wun  hd)  staz,  holdz,  or  suports. 
Staylace,  Stfi-las,  n.  a  las  fer  fasnii)  a  bodis. 
Stayless,  Sta-les,  a.  wid'st  stoper  dela. 
Staymaker,  Sta-mak-er,  n.  wun  hco  maks  staz. 
Stays,  Staz,  n.  pi.  bodis;  a  kjnd  ov  wastkot  mad 

stif  bj  hwalbon,  worn   bj  wimen; — eni  suport; 

eni  tig  dat  keps  aniider  tii)  ekstended. 
Staysail,  Sta-sal,  w.  {JXaut.}  a  trjaggtilar  sal 

ekstended  on  staz. 
Stay-tackle,  Sta-tak-1,  n.  {JVant.}  a  Iqrj  takl 

ataqt  tu  de  man  sta. 
Stead,  Sted,  n.  nxim:  plas  hwiq  aniider  had,  er 

mit  hav;  preseded  bj  in;  az  "  in  hiz  sted;" — de 

f  ram  ov  a  bed; — rq,rli  yq,zd  eksept  in  kompozijon, 

az  hedsted; — yq,s;  help. —  Tu  stand  i/i  sted,  tu 

be  ov  yi^s.     Se  {Instead.) 
Steadfast,  Sted-fast,  a.  fast  in  plas:  ferm;  fikst; 

konstant;  rezohxt;  not  turnd  asjd  bj  fer  er  tem- 

tajon;    perseverig;    unmCQvd;    stedi; — ritn    elso 

{stedfasi.y 
Steadfastly,  Sted-fust-li,  ad.  fermli;  konstantli. 
Steadfastness,  Sted-fast-nes,  k.  fermnes;  kon- 

stansi. 
Steadily,  Sted-i-li,  ad.  in  a  stedi  maner;  fermli. 
Steadiness,  Sted-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  stedi; 

fermnes;  konstansi;  konsistent,  unvarid  kondukt. 
Steady,  Sted-i,  a.  ferm;  fikst;  regyi^lar;  konstant: 

undeviatig;  unremited;    not  waverig;   not   fikl: 
^  stedfast.  [tu  regyn,iat. 

Steady,  Sted-i,  v.  t.  tu  mr.k  er  kep  stedi  er  ferm; 
Stea^dy,  Sted-i,  inter,  be  fikst;  be  unwaverig. — 

{A^'aut.}  a  komdnd  givn  tu  kep  a  Jip  in  her 

kors,  wid-st  deviatig  tu  de  rjt  er  left. 
Steak,  Stak,  n.  a  sljs  ov  bef,  &s.,  fer  brfflig;  a 

kolop;  bef-stak. 
Steal,  Stel,  v.  i.  [i.  st<al,  ps.  stelig,  stoln;]    tu 

tak  hwot  iz  aniiderz  wid-st  lev  or  unlefuli;  tu 

tak  bj  teft;  tu  tak  klandestinli;  tu  tak  widest 

rjt;  tu  widdro  or  konva  wid-st  notis;  tu  gan  or 

efekl  gradyiyili  and  prjvatli. 
Steal,  Stel,  r.  i.  tu  widdro  privili;  tu  pas  sj- 

lentli: — tu  praktis  teft;  tu  pla  de  tef. 
Stealer,  Stel-er,  n.  wun  bib  stelj;  a  tef. 
Stealingly,  Stel-ig-li,  ad.    bj  teft;  sljli;  bj  se- 

kret  praktis. 
Stealth,  Stelt,  w.  sekret  akt;  klandestin  praktis. 

Hi  stelt,   sekretli;   klandestinli; — sumtjmz  yn,zd 

in  a  gud  sens. 
Stealthily,  Stelt-i-li,  ad.  in  a  stelti  maner. 
Stealthiness,  Stelt-i-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

stelti.  [klandestin. 

Stealthy,  Stelt-i,  a.   dua  or  perfermd  bj  stelt; 


Steam,  Stem,  n.  de  elastik  fliyd  intu  hwiq  weter 

iz  konverted  bj  de  kontinynd  aplikajon  ov  het; 

vapor. 
Steam,  Stem,  v.  i.   tu  ekshal  er  emit  vapor  er 

stem;  tu  smok  er  vapor  wid  merst  het. 
Steam,  Stem,  v.  t.  tu  ekshal;  tu  ekspoz  tu  stem; 

tu  apli  stem  tu;  tu  sofn  er  konkokt  wid  stem. 
Steamboat,  Stem-bot,  n.  a  Iqrj  bot  propeld  bj 

stem;  a  stem-vesel. 
Steam-boiler,  Stem-berl-er,  n.  a  Iqrj,  jam  vesel, 

fer  jeneratig  stem. 
Steam-carriage,  Stem-kar-ij,  n.  a  karij  propeld 

bj  p-ser  ov  stem. 
Steam-engine,  Stem-en-jin,  n.   an  enjin  akted 

upon  bj  de  ekspansiv  fors  ov  stem,  and  emplffd 

tu  impel  beats,  kqrz,  and  uder  majeneri. 
Steamer,  Stem-er,  n.   wun  hoo  stemz; — a  vesel 

propeld  bj  stem;  a  stem-bot;  a  stem-Jip. 
Steam-gun,  Stem-gun,  n.  an  instroament  bj  hwiq 

belz  and  uder  projektilz  ma  be   projekted  bj 

stem. 
Steam-packet,  Stem-pak-et,  n.  a  vesel  fer  kari- 

ig  pasenjerz,  leterz,  &s.,  propeld  bj  stem. 
Steam-ship,  Stem-Jip,  n.  a  Jip  propeld  bj  stem. 
Steam-vessel,  Stem-ves-el,  n.  a  vesel  propeld  bj 

stem. 
Steam-whistle,  Stem-hwis-1,  n.  a  pjp  ataqt  tu 

de  barler  ova  stem-enjin,  from  hwiq  stem  eskaps 

wid  a  l^sd,  hisig  nerz; — jv^zd  tu  giv  wernlg  ov 

de  aprog  ov  de  enjin.  [stem;  damp. 

Steamy,  Stem-i,  a.  konsistig  ov,  or  abundig  in, 
Stean,  Sten,  n.  a  vesel  ov  ston;  a  jqr. 

StEANING,  Oi-    •         '        a  1        1-    •  •■ 

Steening,  ^^^'^^B'    \  ^-  "^  ^"^  ^r  h^^^  ov  a  wel. 

Stearic,  Ste-ar-ik,  a.  {Chem.}  derjvd  from  ani- 
mal fat;  az,  stsarik  asid. 

Stearine,  St8-a-rin, ».  (C%«m.)  wunov  dsproks- 
imat  elements  ov  animal  fat,  az  Iqrd,  talo,  &s., 
a  konkreted  fati  substans. 

Stearon,  Ste-a-ron,  n.  a  substans  obtand  bj  dc 
pqrjal  dekompozijon  ov  stearik  asid. 

Steakopten,  Ste-a-rop-ten,  n.  {Ohem.y  a  solid 
substans  hwiq  fermz  wun  ov  de  tCD  pqrts  ov  vol- 
atil  fflz,  de  uder  substans  beig  {eleopten,)  hwiq 
iz  likwid. 

Steatite,  Ste-a-tjt,  n.  {Jim.}  sopston;  a  mag- 
ne^an  mineral,  soft,  ov  dul,  fati  luster,  and  grezi 
fel.  [steatjt. 

Steatitic,  Ste-a-tit-ik,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  kontanig 

Steatocele,  Ste-at-o-sel,  n.  {Med.}  a  hernia  er 
tq,mor  in  de  skrotum,  kontanig  fat. 

Steatoma,  Ste-a-to-ma,  n.  {Med.}  an  ensisted 
tiyuor,  hioz  kontents  qr  similar  tu  fat;  a  spejez 
ov  wen.  [steatoma. 

Steatomatous,  Ste-a-tom-a-tus,   a.   relatig   tu 

Steed,  Sted,  7i.  a  hers  fer  stat  er  wer. 

Steel,  Stel,  n.  jurn  kombjnd  wid  a  porjon  ov 
kqrbon;  hqrdnd  and  ref  jnd  jurn; — eni  tig  mad 
ov  stel,  az  wepnz; — ekstrem  hqrdnes; — kalibeat 
medisin. 

Steel,  Stel,  a.  mad  ov  stel. 

Steel,  Stel,  r.  t.  tu  pernt  er  ej  wid  stel;  tu  mak 
hqrd  er  ferm.  [pes. 

Steel-cap,  Stel-kap,  n.  qrmor  fer  de  bed;  a  hed- 

Steelclad,  Stel-klad,  a.  kuverd  er  maid  wid 
stel. 

Steeler,  Stel-er,  n.  {JVaut.}  de  formost  er  af- 
termost plagk  in  a  strak,  hwiq  iz  dropt  Jert  ov 
de  stern  er  stern-post. 

Steeliness,  Stel-i-nes,».  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  steli. 

Steel-pen,  Stel-peu,  n.  a  pen  mad  ov  stel. 

Steel-trap,  Stel-trap,  7i.  a  trap  mad  ov  stel. 

Steelyard,  Stel-yard,  [kolokwiali,  Stil-yard,]  a. 
a  kjnd  ov  balans,  bj  hwiq  de  wats  ov  bodiz  qr 
determind  bj  yqzig  wun  wat  onli,  er  bj  meuz  ov 
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Stkkp,  Step,  a.  rjzio  or  dis^ndlo  wid  gnit  inkli- 

naJoD;  pridijiitus;  aprCMjiy  |)vr|)UinJikytilariti. 
Stekp,  Sttp,  II.  u  presipis;  d  sttp  a.^eiit  or  dtseiit. 
Stku*,  Stei),  V.  t.  tu  sok;  tu  ma^erat;  tu  imbii; 

tu  dip. 
Stkkp- DOWN,  Step-dxii,  &.  havifl  step  desdnt. 
Stkkplk,  Ste-pl,  n.  a  turcl  or  t«cr  ov  variua  fonnz, 

yimiuli  atagt  tu  u  (jury:  u  npjr. 
Stkeplk-cuahe,  St£'-pl-(;n><,  «.  a   ras-kors  or  ^as 

pursiid  in  a  r^t  Ijii  Itjard  an  olijckt  or  an  end. 
Stkeplki),  ."^te-pld,  a.  t'urnijt  wid  stepU. 
Stkkplk-holsk,  St£-pl-h«d,  m.  a  t^rm  far  a  gur^, 

in  kunttimt. 
Stkkplv,  Sie'p-li,  &d.  in  a  step  manor  or  form. 
Steepness,  Ste'p-nuii,  /t.  de  stat  ov  btifl  step. 
Steepit,  Ste'p-i,  a.  a  pactikal  wurJ  ior  ulejj. 
Steer,  Ster,  n.  a  yuy  buluk  or  oks. 
Stkek,  Ster,  v.  t.  tu  direkt;  tu  gjd  in  a  pa,saj; — 

urijinali  yi),zd  uv  a  Jip,  but  apijd  tu  uder  ti|]Z. 
Steeu,  Ster,  r.  i.  tu  direkt  a  kars:  tu  kondiikt 

wuiiz  »k\{. 
Steer,  Ster,  it.  a  rudor  or  helm. 
Steebaue,  Ster-nj,  n.  de  akt  or  prakti.s  ov  sterig, 

az  ov  a  Jip;  dirckjon;  regynla/on  ov  a  kor*;  dat 

b{  bwi(j  cai  kurs  iz  gjded;  regyi|,laJon  er  manaj- 

ment  ov  cni  tij). — {Xai/t.}  de  stern  or  hjiider 

pqrt   ov   a   Jip: — a    plas   belu    in    de    fur    i)qrt 

ov  a  Jip,  az  dibtipgwijl  from  de  <jef  kabin;— but 

de  t^rm  iz  variusli  yqzd. 
Steeraoe-way,  Ster-aj-wa,  n.  (jyaiit.)  dat  de- 

gri.  ov  prugresiv  mujun  hwiq  rendcrz  a  Jip  giiv- 

crunbl  b|  de  hulm. 
Steerer,  .Ster-cr,  /*.  wun  hio  steri;  a  pilot. 
Stkerixo-wheel,  Ster-iD-hwel,    /*.    {Auui.)    a 

hwi'l  in  Ji|xs  tu  hwi(j  de  tiler-rup  iz  konvnd,  for 

de  purpus  ov  sterig  it. 
Steerlinu,  Ster-li(j,  n.  a  yug  ster  or  bulok. 
STEKBtiMAN,  Sterz-man,  n.  wun  hiD  sterz  a  Jip;  a 

piic.t. 

Steeusmate,  Stirz-mat,  n.  a  sterzman;  a   p^Iut. 
Steeve,  Stev,  r.  t.    {Ship-hitildlnij)  lu   giv   de 

bosprit  a  serten  aggl  ov  clevajon  wid  de  ho- 
rizon, [v^rst  in  steganugrafi. 
Steoanoobaphist,    Steg-a-nog-ra-fist,    n.    wun 
Stekanograpuy,  Steg-a-nog-ra-fi,  n.  de  qrl  ov 

rjtifl  in  sekrel  kaniktcrz  or  .sjferz.  [tiv. 

Steonotio,  Slog-not-ik,  a.  Lindig;  rendurig  kos- 
Stegsotic,  Steg-not-ik,  ».  {Jlid.)   a   bjudig   or 

K.i.stiv  medisin. 
Stein,  Stjn,  v.  t.  tu  Ijn  wid  ston  or  brik,  az  a  wel. 
Steinbock,  St|n-bok,  n.  (Zool.)  a  spejez  ov  gut 

or  antclup.  [stqri. 

Stellar,  Siol-ar,  a.  relatig  tu  de  stqrz;  astral; 
Stkllaky,  .Stel-ar-i,  a.  a-slral;  stqri;  stelar. 
Stellate,  ."^t^l-at,  a.  radiated   or  p<rnted   nz   a 

stqr;  sielatad.  [a  .stqr;  stqrd. 

Stellated,  Si^l-at-ed,  a.  panted  or  radiated  l|k 
Stellatio.\,  Sl«l-a-Jon,  ».  emijon  ov  lit,  az  from 

u  stqr. 
Stelleridan,  Stel-^r-i-dan,  n.  (Ich.)  wun  ov  de 

kla;!  ov  ckinudermz  or  a  »tqr-fij.  [stqrz. 

Stkllikeruls,  .Siel-if-cr-U4,  a.    havig,  or  li)^rig, 
STEL..IKY,  Stel-i-fj,*  f.  ^  tu  maka  stqr;  tu  turn 

intu  a  stqr;  tu  stqr. 
Btelliox,  St^l-yon,  n.  a  nqt  spoted  wid  stqrz. 
Stellllate,  Stel-yi^-lat,  a.  rrzemblig  litl  stqrx, 
Steluorapuv,  Stelog-ra-fi,  «.   de  qrt  ov  rjiig 

u|>6o  u  pilar. 
Stem,  Stem,  n.  de  stok  ov  a  plant  or  tre;  a  stak; 

a  twig;— famili;  ras;  jenerajon;  (Msdigre;  projcni: 

brunq  ov  a  famili.— (-Num/.)  de  pru  or  fur  pqrt 

ov  a  Jip.— (J/i//<.)  de  uprjt  or  dunqt  Ijnadodtu 

de  bed  ov  a  mqtikal  not. 
Stem,  Stem.  r.  t.  tu  opux,  as  a  kuront:  tu  stop; 

tu   ]His  akrwi  or    forward,   notwidstaudig   Oe 

strem. 


Stem-claspino,  St^m-klasp-ig,  a.    inklozig  de 

stem.  [stem. 

Stem-leak,  Stem-lef,  u.  a  Icf  inserted  intu  de 
Stemleijs,  St«5m-les,  a.   havig  no  stem. 
Stemmata,  S;em-a-tu,  n.  j>l.  {Ent.)    de  visual 

orgiiiiz  ov  sf-rten  innckts. 
Stemple,  .Stem-pl,  n.  a   kros-bqr  ov  wud  in   a 

Jufi,  yqzd  in  wjnig. 
Stemson,  .St^m-son,  n.  {Xaut.)  a  kumpa't  pes  ov 

timber,  fikst   widin   de   a]iurM,  tu   reiiifurs  its 

skqrf,  in  de  sam  mancr  az  de  apurn  supurts  de 

skqrf  ov  de  stem. 
Ste.ncu,  Stonq,  ».  a  stigk:  a  fetid  er  bad  tmel. 
Stench,  Stonq,  v.  t.  tu  mak  tu  stigk. 
Stenchy,  Stenq-i,*  a.  havig  a  bad  smol. 
Stencil,  St<5n-sil,  n.  a  pes  ov  tin  leder  or  ffl-klot, 

yqzd    in    ])antig    paper-bagigz: — a    pes   ov   tin 

metal  wid  leterz  kut  fit.yqzd  in  markig  (xikajez. 
Stencil,  Steu-sil,  v.  t.  tu  prudqa  ae  piktyqr  ov 

an  objekt  wid'st  droig  it;  tu  form  wia  a  stcnsil. 
Steneosaurus,    Ste-ne-u-so-ru.s,    n.     {Zxil.)    a 

spejez  ov  krukudileau. 
Stenographer,  Ste-n6g-ra-fer,  «.  wun  ha>  prak- 

tisez  stenngrafi;  a  stenografist. 
Stenographic,  Sten-o-graf-ik,  |   a.  relatig 

Stenooraphical.  Ston-o-graf-i-kal,  j       tu  ste- 

uugrafi;  rjtig  in  Jorthand;  ritn  in  Jorthand. 
Stenographist,  Ste-n6g-ra-fist,  n.   de  sam  at 

Hntinjrat'er. 
Stenography,  Ste-n6g-ra-fi,  ».  de  qrt  ov  rjtiji 

in  Jorthand:  takigrafi;  Jorthand  rjtig. 
Stent,  Stent,*  v.  t.   tu  restran;    tu  stint.     Se 

Stentor,  Sten-tor,  n.  a  Grejan,  (de  Ilumerik 
herald,)  hiKz  vers  iz  sed  tu  hav  ekwald  de  yq- 
njted  versez  ov  fifti  men;  a  person  ov  a  Hd  vars. 

Stentorian,  Ston-tu-ri-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Stentor; 
lisd:  unkiimonli  liid. 

Stentorophoxic,  Sten-tor-<i-f6n-ik,  a.  Udli 
S'sndig. 

Step,  .Step,  v.  i.  tu  mak  wun  \<&3  or  mifivment  ov 
de  fut,  az  in  wokig;  tu  moiv  forward  bi  de  fet; 
tu  wok;  tu  prose'd;  tu  advdns  bj  a  suden  pro- 
grejon;  tu  mOiV;  tu  gu;  tu  kum,  az  bj  quns. 

Step,  Step,  n.  wun  miDv  or  de  fut  in  advdnsig 
or  asendig:  a  pas;  a  st^r;  a  degre;  a  rsnd  ov  a 
lader;  a  kwontiti  ov  spiis  past  or  mejjqrd  bj  wun 
remoival  ov  de  fut;  a  smol  legt;  a  smol  spas; 
print  ov  de  fut;  futstep:  gat;  an  akt  in  eni  biz- 
ncs;  pasnj:  gradajoii;  prugrejon;  de  akt  ov  ad- 
vdnsig:  miJbvment:  prustdyiir. 

Step,  Step,  in  kominjzijon,  signif[z  a  rtlajon/ip 
arjzig  tit  ov  orfanaj:  dus,  a  tJep-mudtr  menz  a 
fqderz  wjf,  liwen  de  real  muder  iz  ded.  [ij. 

.'^tep-brother,  ."^tep-brud-er,  n.  a  bruderbj  mar- 

Step-dame,  St4ip-dam,  n.  a  step-muder,  a  muder 
bi  marij. 

Step-dauouter,  St<5p-do-tcr,  n.  a  doterbj  ni-arij. 

Step-katuer,  .Ste]i-fq-der,  n.  a  muderz  huzband, 
hweii  wuiiz  real  fqder  iz  ded. 

.'^TEP-M0T1IER,  Step-mud-er,  n.  a  fqdore  wjf, 
hwen  wunz  real  muder  iz  ded. 

Steppe,  Step,  n.  (A'w*>-.)  a  i)Inn  ov  vast  ekstt^nt, 
uukultivatcd  and  ufn  baren,  but  in  sum  iustausci 
kuverd  wid  laksyiiriant  vejetajon,  ai  in  sum 
jx^rts  ov  I(<Djia  and  Tqrtari.  [steps. 

."stepping,  ."^tep-ig,  ;i.  de  akt  ov  goig  forward  bj 

Stepping  8TONE,  Step-ig-ston.  ».  a  st«an  lad  tu 
asist  de  fut  in  a  ditikult  or  derti  wa;  an  ad  or 
menz  tu  be  yqzd  in  asendig  or  advdnsig. 

Step-sister,  .Stop-sis-ter,  «.  a  sister  bi  marij. 

Step-son,  Step-sun,  n.  a  sun  bi  marij. 

Ster,  Ster,  y'qzd  in  komjxjiijon;  at,  wtbtter, 
tiuilMer,  tj'iiuter,  is. 

Stercoraceous,  Ster-ko-ra-Jus,  a.  bel6Big  ta 
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Stercorarian,  Ster-ku)-ru-ri-an,  n.  wun  hco  du- 
bclfc'vz  dat  At  hcast  taku  in  komTj,nyou  turnz  tu 
udcr  substrtns  dan  komon.  [duij. 

Stercorarv,  Ster-ko-ra-ri,  n.  a.  plas  for  holdiij 
Stereographic,  Ster-e-Q-graf-ik,  )    a.    vt- 

Stereogeapiiical,  Ster-e-Q-graf-i-kal, )       latig 

tu  sterEMgran. 

Stereography,  Ster-s-og-ra-fi,  n.  &z  reprrzen- 

tajon  ov  sulidz  on  a  plan;  dat  brang  ov  solid  je- 

omctri  hwic)  dEmonstrats  dE   propcrtiz,  and  Joz 

&z  konstrukjon,  ov  gI  solid  bodiz  hwiq  qr  regyi],- 

lurli  drfind. 

Stereometrical,  Ster-E-o-met-ri-kal,  a.  rslatiij 

tva  sterEOuiEtri.  [V'J  solid  bodiz. 

Stereometry,  Stcr-E-om-s-tri,  n..  de  qrt  ov  mej- 

Stereotomy,  Ster-E-6t-o-mi,  n.  At  qrt  ov  kutir) 

solid  bodiz,  az  wolz,  qrqez,  &s. 
Stereotype,  Ster-E-o-tjp,  n.  a  fikst  metal  tjp; — 
Az  qrt  ov  kastiij,  from  mcDvabl  tjps,  solid  mEtalik 
plats,  tu  bs  yqzd  in  printir);  masez  ov  leterz, 
keld  leter-pres  plats,  ov  Az  siz  ov  a  paj,  kast 
from  a  plaster  muld,  in  hwiq  an  egzakt  reprEzen- 
tajon  ov  dE  tips  haz  bin  mad,  and  dus  formii) 
de  permanent  plats  from  hwiq  buks  qr  after- 
wardz  printed;  a  leter-pres  plat  kast  from  a 
plaster  mold. 
Stereotype,  Ster-E-o-tjp,  v.  t.  tu  kast,  az  leter- 
pres  plats;  tu  prEp4r  and  print  bj  dE  yi|s  ov 
sterEotjp  plats.  [sterEcDtjpii). 

Stereotype,  Ster-e-o-tjp,  a.  rElatir)  tu  ds  qrt  ov 
Stereotyper,  Ster-e-o-tjp-er,  n.  wun  hiD  sterE- 

^  CDtjpS.  [sOtjpS. 

Stereoty'pio,  Ster-E-Q-tip-ik,  a.  rslatir)  tu  ster- 
Stereotypographer,  Ster-E-Q-tj-pog-ra-fer,   n. 

a.  sterEatjp  printer. 
Sterkotypogeaphy,    Ster-E-G)-tj-p6g-ra-fi,     n. 

stcrsotip  printiij. 
Sterile,  Ster-il,  a.  baren;  unfrcbtful;  not  fertil; 

not  pruduktiv;  arid. 
Sterility,  Stcr-il-i-ti,  n.  Az  stat  or  beig  steril; 

barennes;  unfrcBtfulnes. 
Sterilize,  Ster-il-jz,  v.  t.  tu  mak  baren;  tu  dE- 

priv  ov  fEkuuditi,  or  dE  p'ser  ov  produkjon. 
Sterlet,  Ster-let,  n.  a  fij;  a  kavsr  sturjon. 
Sterlixg,  Ster-lig,  a.   jenyiyn;  standard;  kernd 

in  ful  prwparjon  er  wat,  bj  Az  etorjzd  personz, 

hct)  qr  komonli  supozd  tu  hav  bin  orijiuali  Gs- 

tei'liijz,  or  Jerman  and  Boltik  traderz,  hcQ  vizited 

Lundun  in  Az  midl  ajez; — hens  an  epitet   apljd 

tu  li)glij  muni.  [rat. 

Sterling,  Ster-lii),  n.  IijgliJ  kern;  muni;  standard 
Steen,  Stern,  a.  sever  ov  k'sntEnans,  luk,  or  man- 

er;  oster;  rijid;  rigorus;  hqrj;  unrelentig;  krcDel; 

hqrd;  afliktiv. 
Stern,  Stern,  n.  Az  hjnd  pqrt  ov  a  Jip  er  vesel, 

hwq,r  dE  ruder  iz  plast;  direkjon;  de  hjnder  pqrt 

ov  fill  til). 
Ster.vage,  Stern-aj,*  n.  de  steraj  er  stern. 
Sternal,  Sler-nal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  sternum. 
Sternboard,  St^rn-bord,  n.  {Naut.}  ios  ov  wa 
^  in  maUij)  a  tak.  [in  Az  stern. 

Sterxchaser,  Stern-qas-cr,  n.  {Naut.}  a  kanon 
Sterxed,  Slernd,  a.  havig  a  partikyii,lar  kjnd  ov 

stern;  az,  a  skwar-rfemrf,  er  a  piijk-^wwrf  vesel. 
Sternframe,  Stern-fram,  n.  Az  timber  formig  a 

stern. 
Sternly,  Stem-li,  ad.  in  a  stern  manor:  sEverli. 
Sternmost,    Stern-most,    a.  '{Naut.)     fqrdest 

astern. 
Sternness,  Stem-ncs,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beiij  stern; 

esteriti;  hqrjnes;  sevcriti  ov  luk. 
Sterno.v,  Sler-non,  n.  de  brest-bon.     Se  {Ster- 
num.} [de  stern. 
Sternport,  Stern-port,  n.  {Navt.}  a  port  hoi  at 
Sternpost,  Stern-post,  n.  {Naut.}  de  limber  on 

hwic;  de  ruder  iz  hug. 


Sternsheet,  Stern-Jet,  }i.  {Naut.}  an  ekspanded 

kuverig  ov  a  Jip  or  bot;  de  pqrt  ov  a  bot  hwig 

iz  furnijt  wid  sets  fer  pasenjerz. 
Sternum,  Ster-num,  n.    [L.]    {Anat.}    &z  brest- 
bon;  de  simpl  er  kompiind  bon  hwiq   komplets 

de  torasik  kaj  anteriorli,  and  servz  az  a  medium 

ov  yqnyon  tu  a  grater  er  les  number  ov  de  ribz. 
Sternutation,    Ster-nq,-ta-Jon,    n.    de    akt    ov 

snEzig. 
Sternutative,  Ster-mi-ta-tiv,   a.   provokig    tu 

snEz:   sternij^tatori. 
Sternutatory,  Ster-ni|,-ta-to-ri,  n.  {Med.}  med- 

isin  dat  provoks  snezig. 
Sternutatory,  Ster-nii-ta-to-ri,    a.    provokig, 

er  kozig,  snezig.  [wardz. 

Sterntvay,  Stern-wa,  n.  {Naut.}  mi»vment  bak- 
Stethoscope,  Stet-Q-skop,  n.  {Med.}  an  instrco- 

ment  invented  bj  (Laennec,)  yi^zd  in  eskultajon, 

fer  eksplorig  de  qest,  er  asertauig  its  dizezez  bj 

s'sndz. 
Stethoscopio,  Stet-o-skop-ik,  )   a.   relatig 

Stethoscopical,  Stet-o-skop-i-kal,  \         tu   de 

stetoskop  er  its  yi^^s. 
Steve,  Stev,  v.  t.  tu  sto  awa  in  a  Jip. 
Stevedore,  Stev-dor,  n.  a  man  emplffd  in  lodig 

and  unlodig  veselz. 
Stew,  Sti|,  v.  t.  tu  bffl,  sed,  konkokt,  kuk,  er 

prEpv,  wid  a  litl  weter  in  a  slo,  mffst  het. 
Stew,  Sti],,  r.  i.  tu  be  SEdd  in  a  slo,  mffst  hEt. 
Stew,  Stq,  n.  a  banyo;  a  brotel;  a  prostitq,t; — a 

stor-pond;   a  smol  pond; — konfi\,3on;— mEt  stt^d 

fer  fcod;  az,  a  stii  ov  bsf . 
Steward,  Stii,-ard,  w.  a   st^perintendent  ov  an- 

liderz  af4rz;  an  of  iser  ov  stat;— a  manajer  ov  ds 

tabl,  az  in  a  Jip. 
Stewardess,  Sti^-ard-es,  n.  a  femal  stt^ard. 
Stewardly,  Stii,-ard-li,*  ad.  in  dE  maner  ov  a 

stqard.  [perintendens. 

Stewardry,  Stix-ard-ri,  n.  Az  ofis  ovsti^ard;  sq,- 
Stewardship,    Sti|-ard-Jip,    n.    de    ofis    ov    d 

sti'tard. 
Stewish,  Stvi-iJ,  a.  si^tig  a  brotel  er  stn,z. 
Stewpan,  Stvi,-pan,  n.  a  pan  yi],zd  fer  stn,ig  er 

kukig. 
Stewpot,  Sti],-pot,  n.  a  pot  yq,zd  fer  sti],ig. 
Sthenic,  Stenik,   a.   {Med.}    apljd   tu   dizEzez 

hwiq  qr  ds  rEziilt  ov  inflamatOri  er  inkrest  ak- 

Jon;  opozd  tu  asfenik. 
Stian,  Stj-an,  n.  a  hi^^mor  in  de  jlid;  a  stj. 
Stibial,  Stib-i-al,  a.  relatig  tia  antimoni;  anti- 

mouial.  [vjolent  man. 

Stibiarian,  Stib-i-a-ri-an,*  n.  a  kant  term  fer  a 
Stibiated,  Stib-i-at-ed,  a.  impregnated  wid  an- 
timoni. 
Stibic,  Stj-bik,         )   a.    {Chem.}   kontanig,  er 
Stibious,   Stib-i-us,  i        derjvd  from,  antimoni. 
Stibium,  Stib-i-um,  n.  [Z.]  antimoni. 
Stich,  Stik,  n.  a  ro:  a  Ijn;  a  vers; — a  term  yq,zd 

in  poetri,  and  in  numberig  de  buks  ov  Skript- 

yv^r.  [Ijnz  er  versez. 

Stichic,  Stik-ik,  a.  relatig   tu,  er  konsistig    ov 
Stichomancy,  Stik-o-man-si,  71.  divinajon  bj  Ijnz, 

er  p;\sajez  in  a  buk,  takn  at  hazard. 
Stichometey,  Sti-kom-e-tri,    n.    a    katalog    ov 

buks  ov  Skriptyiy,  tu  hwiq  iz  aded  de  number 

ov  de  versez  hwiq  eq  buk  kontanz. 
Stichwoet,  Stiq-wurt,  n.  a  plant;  {stellaria.} 
Stick,  Stik,  n.  a  pES  ov  wud  smel  and  log;  a  pes 

ov  wud  kut  fer  de  fir:  a  klub;  a  kan;  a  staf; — 

de  nam  ov  meni  instr(l)ments  log  and  slender;— a 

trust;  a  stab. 
Stick,  Stik,  v.  t.  tu  pers;  tu  stab;  tu  set;  ta 

fiks  in;  tu  set  wid  sumtig  parnted;  tu  fasn  on 

so  az  dat  it  ma  adber;  tu  mak  koher;  tu  aglt],- 

tinat; — tu  afiks;  tia  ataq;  tu  fiks; — tu  pers  wid 

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Stick,  Stik,  r.  i.  tu  ndhir,  tu  klrv  tu  de  surfax; 

tn  Vr  in  .'larabl:  tu  br  ytinjteil;  -  tia  rest  ujwn 

,'  tu   Ktop;    tu    loji  iiiiijiin:  tu   rtzi'tt 

,  i>r  kun.-<taiil;  tu  hulJ;  tu  klrv;  tu 

„ iirmneii; — tii  rrmiiii;  not  tu  be  lout; 

—  lu  <lwcl  u|xin;  not  tu  foru'ik;— tu  koi  difi- 
kultit  or  !tkrit>|il;  tu  HkrJinl;  tu  bczitat;  tu  be 
alopt:  tu  be  einbarnnt.  Tu  ttik  hj,  tu  Hupurt. 
Tu  »tik  st,  tu  bf  prumiuont;  tu  |)ruji>kt.  Tu 
ttik  lu,  tu  ndtifr  tu;  tu  persi-'t  in  mnnlnnig. 

Sticker,  Stik-cr,  n.  wun  hi»  stiku  or  Mtnbz. 

STiCKi.vtss,  ."^tik-i-ne.«,  w.  de  kwuliti  ov  beip 
■tiki;  vixkoiiiti. 

Stick-lac,  Stlk-bik,  n.   lak  in  it,-<  n:ityiiml  stot. 

Stickle,  Stik-1,  r.  i.  tu  tnk  pqrt  wid  wun  gjj  or 
uder:  tu  koutest;  tu  nlliTkat:  tu  kontc'nd  wid 
fib^tiunji;  tu  trim:  tu  ticxitnt. 

Sticklkback,  Slik-i-bak,  n.  a  vcri  sraol  fij,  fund 
in  krcks  un  de  .'e-kust. 

Stickler,  Stik-ler,  n.  a  nidzman  tu  fenscrt;  a 
sekon<l  tu  <i  diivU.it;  wun  hio  stnndz  tu  juj  a 
kombat;  nn  (\rbitrnt'>r; — an  fb.-itinat  kont<'tidcr 
nbiit  cni  tin:  a  drfondcr.— (/-'/(</.  hue)  an  inft- 
rinr  ofiscr  ha>  kut  wud  iu  de  ki^z  i)qrks  ov 
KliiriMnlon. 

Stickler-like,  Stik-lcr-l|k,  a.  Ijk  a  siikler. 

Stickt,  ."^tik-i,  a.  vi.iku<;  odhc^iv:  f;iiiliiius. 

Stikk.  Stif,  n.  not  ezili  bi-nt;  rijid:  infick^ibl;  rc- 
/  :ir:  nut  flaksid:  nut  limbt-r;  not  vcri 

:  I'ljiinf:  not  i»<)fl:  not  givij)  wn:  not 

t    _  not  ezili   rezistod:  hqnli:— stuborn: 

not  in\\  suUli'id;  ob^ttinnt;  j>?rtinnju«:  hqrj; — 
not  ritn  wid  ez:  not  ezior  fre;  kon>tnind:  furmal; 
rigorus  in  sertou  sortmouiz;— etiirijt;  afoktcd; 
(trngli  innntund. 

Stippev,  Stif-n,  r.  t.  tu  mak  stif;  tu  mnk  iu- 
flck^ibl,  unpljant,  or  torpi<l. 

Stikke.v,  ."^tif-n,  r.  i.  tu  pro  stif;  tu  pro  rijid, 
unpl[nnt,  hqnl  or  obstinat:  tu  be  bqrdnd. 

Stifkexixo,  Stif-n-iQ,  n.  de  akt  ov  makip  stif; 
dat  hwi<)  mnks  stif.  [orn. 

Ptikk-hearted,  .•^tif-hqrt-cd,  a.  obstinnt:  stuh- 

Stifklit,  Stif-li,  ad.  wid  stilncs;  infloksibli;  stub- 
ornli. 

Stiffxecked,  Stif-nekt,  a.  stubom:  obstinnt. 

Stiffness,  Stif-np.«,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  brij)  .«tif: 
rijiiliti :  infleksibiliti ;  6bstina!ti;  stubornncs: 
unplf  zin  fi)rmnliti. 

Stifle,  Stj-fl.  r.  t.  tu  oprds  or  kil  bj  klosno.i  ov 
s\,t:  tu  .•■lifukat;  tu  kcp  in;  tu  hinder  from  pini/- 
on;  ti.i  ck.itippwij  b|  hindc'ri{)  konuinikajou;  tu 
iiraudor;  tu  (juk;  tu  supr*^*";  tu  k<>u<t.'l. 

Stifle,  Stj-fl,  n.  de  f^rat  j(rnt  abdv  a  horses  ((, 
nckjt  dr  batiik. 

Stifle  joint,  St|-n-jflrnl,  n.  de  fyrst  jflrnt  and 
bciidit)  nrk.«t  tu  dr  butok  ov  a  hers. 

Stioii,  .•^tj,  n.    i^t  {Sli/.) 

Stioma,  .^tiR-nw,  n.  [/.)  /-/.  Stig-ma-ta.  (£n)j.) 
Stix-mni:  Q  brnnJ;  a  mqrk  wid  u  brand  or  bet 
}um;  a  mqrk  or  infaini:  a  blut;  a  baj. — {/{"(.) 
At  ui^-r  end  ov  de  stjl,  on  bwiq  de  polen  folz. 

Stiomaria,  Stip-mA-ri-a,  n.  {Ge<J.)  a  jenus  ov 
ck.iimkt  t'onil  pUiibi. 

Stiomatic,  Stig-init-ik,  )  a.   relatig  tu,  or 

Stiomatical,  .^tig-tnikt-i-kal,  i  bavig,  a  xtigma; 
bm:)dc.l  or  mqrkl.  [ov  infami  or  drf»rmiti. 

Stiomatically,  Stig-inAt-i-kal-i,a</.  wid  a  mqrk 

Stiumatue.  Stig-ma-t|i,  r.  t.  tu  luqrk  wid  a 
bniii  I  or  wid  infami;  tu  fika  a  stigma  uptSn:  tu 
di.'jcnis:  tu  rTpr6<;. 

Stilar,  St|-liir,  a.  brlupin  tu  dt  stjl  ov  a  djal. 

Stilbite,  Stil  bjt,  n.  {Min.}  a  hw^t,  kristalizd 
minornl,  ov  de  u'oljt  famili. 

Stile,  St|l,  n.  a  set  ov  «tei«s  tu  pns  from  wnn 
cnklk>;tqr  tu  aniider;— a  v^rtikal  |>es  in  framig 
or  panoliD;— de  pin  or  a  dial.    Se  {St^U.f 


Stiletto,  .Stl-I<?t-o,  n.  [It.]  a  smol  dagor,  ov  hwiq 

de  blud  iz  not  ejd,  but  mud,  wid  o  !'\r\>  \<<rnU 
.^^TILETTO,  Sti-l«'t-u.  r. /.  tustabwi  i  ■  r. 

.Still,  Stil,  r.  t.  tu  muk  ctil:  tu  k  a 

silens;  tu  mnk  cil'-nt:  tu  kwi<.'t;  t  .  -  ,-^- 

ifi;  tu  ap^z;  tu  mak  mujonles. 
.Still,  .Stil,  a.  s{lent;  inukiQ  no  nflm;  kw^ot;  kqm; 

ino/onlfs:  jcnti;  not  lisd. 
.Still,  .Stil,  n.  kqm;  H(k-ns;  stilnes. 
Still,  Stil,  aJ.  til  nn;  neverdtlo-*;  in  an  inkrrtig 

drgrr:  olwaz;   ever;    kuntinyi^ali;  after  dat;  in 

k'liitinyqaiis. 
.Still,  .Stil,  n.  [from  {distil;}]  an  apamtas  for  di 

di.'«lilfi/on  ov  likwidz  on   a  Iqrj  or  smol  i^kal;  a 

vi-sel  for  distiln/on;  an  al<^mbik.  [distil. 

Still,  Siil,*  r.  i'.   tu  drop;  tu  fol  in  dro|>s;  tu 
Stillatim,  Sti-lii-tim,  nd.  [L.]  bj  drops;  drop  bJ 

drop. 
.Stillatitiol'8,  Stil-a-ti/-us,  a.  folij)    in  drops; 

ilron  bj  a  .stil. 
.Still atouv,  Stil-a-to-ri,  n.  [from  (etHl}  or  (dis- 

li/;)  an  iiUWnbik;  o  vc"*'!   in  hwi(j  dislilajon  is 

l»erli<rmd;  a  stil; — de  riftm  in  hwiq  slilz  qr  plast; 

liiboriituri. 
Stillbirth,  .Stil-borf,  n.  de  stat  ov  beij)  stilbom; 

de  bert  ov  dat  hwiq  iz  liflos. 
Stilldor.v,  Stil-born,  a.   born  Ijflef;  dod  in  de 

bert:  abortiv. 
Stillblrx,  Stil-burn,  r.  /.  tu  burn  hwjl  distilii). 
.Stiller,  ,Stil-tT,  ;i.  wun  ho)  stilz  or  kwict,''. 
.Stilliioi'se,  .Siil-h-K.'<,  n.  a  b'ss  hw^r  distilig  it 

p>.'rl('<rmd;  a  di.stileri. 
Stillicide,  Stil-i-s|d,  n.  a  suksejon  ov  drops;  de 

dripifl  from  de  evz  ov  a  bus. 
Stillicii)Ioi-8,  Stil-i-sid-i-us.*  a.  folio  in  drops. 
.Stilli.no,  Stil-ij),  «.   de  akt  ov  stilifl;— a  stand 

for  ka-<ks. 
.Still-life,  .Stil-ljf,  n.  {Painting)  At  reprtzcn- 

tajon  ov  ^uq  ti(jz  az  qr  wid'st  animal  l{f,  or  bar 

onli  vejetabl  i|f. 
Still.ness,  .Stil-ncs,  w.  At  stat  ov  beifl  stil;  fre- 

dom  from  niti:  kqm:  kwjct;  sjlens;  tasiturniti. 
Stillroosi,  .Stil-room,  n.  a  vhrn  for  a  stil;  a  do- 

nio-tik  l:ibonituri.  [stand-stil. 

.Still-staxd,  Siil-stand,  n.  absens  ov  mo/on;  a 
Stillv,  Stil-i,  «./.  ^^jlenlli;  not  Ittdli;  jcntii;  kqmli. 
Stilly ARD,  .Stil-yunl,  ;».     Se  {SUelyard.) 
Stilt,  Stilt,  r.  t.  tu  raz,  as  on  stilts;  tu  mak  b^er 

bi  .stiln. 
.Stilt,  .stilt,  n.  n  sujxjrt  or  prop  wid  a  rest  for 

di-  tut,  y\\tA  in  jciri  for  wokiu  in  q  rnzd  |iuzi/on. 
Stiltbird,  .Stilt-b\'rd,  n.  a  b\>rd  bavig   lojj  and 

slender  Icgz. 
Stiltift,  Stil-ti-fj,  V.  t.  tu  raz,  as  on  stilta. 
Stilt-plover,  Stilt-pluv-er,  n.  a  b^rd;  a  spejei 

ov  pluver. 
.Stiltv,  Stil-ti,  a.  mzd  on  stilts;  pompus. 
.Stimulant,  Stim-yq-lant,  a.  stimyqlntiD;eksjti5. 
.Stimilaxt,  .Stim-yn-lant,  n.  a  stimyi^latiy  mcd- 

i.-<in;  eksjtmcnt. 
Stimclate,  .Siim-yq-lat,  r.  I.  tu  god:  tu  spur 
on:  tu  prik;  tu  prik  forward;  tu  cksjt  b]  sum 

fizikal  or   intelektyqnl  8tiniyqlu.<:  tu  eksjt  de 

organ  in  nk/on:  tu  nniinnt:  tu  cnkiiraj:  tu  im- 

I>^l:  tu  insjt;  tu  urj:  tu  iritat. 

.STiMtLATio.v,  .Stim-yn-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  stim- 

yqlatij);  ek.sjtment.  [eksjtin. 

Stimulative,    .Stim-yq-la-tiv,    a.    stimyqiatio; 

Stimulative,  Stim-yti-la-tiv,  n.  dat  hwi^  stim- 

yqlats. 

Stimulator,  Stim-y^i-la-tor,  n.  wun  hot)  stiroyti- 

lats.  ilau. 

.Stimulatress,  Stira-yq-la-tres.  n.  Jr  b*  ."tirayii- 

Stimi;lu8,  Stim-yq-lus,  n.  [i.)  />/.  Stim  yq-li:  a 

god;  a  spur:  sumtio  dat  ck«{U  or  sliiiijiilat«; 

eksitment;  a  stimyqiaot. 


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Sting,  Stij).  v.  t.  [i.  stug,  ps.  stiijir),  stuij:]  tii 

pgrs  er  wiDnd  wid  a  stiij,  or  pffnt  dqrtcd  st,  az 

dat  ov  a  wosp  er  skerpion;  tu  pan  aki;lli. 
Sting,  Stig,  n.  a  Jqrp  pemt  wid  hwiq  sum  ani- 

malz  or  insekts  qr  qrmd;  dat  hwiq  stiyz  er  givz 

pan;--rem6rs  ov  konjens.— (^(/<.)  a  kjnd  ov  h£ir, 

ov  serten  plants,  hwiq  sgkrets  a  perznus  fliyd. 
Stingbull,   Stiij-bxal,  n.  a  fij,   hwiq,  wid   de 

spjnus   raz   ov   its   dersal   fin,   inflikts   wcfindz 

atended  wid  inflamajon.  [sekt. 

Stinger,  Stiij-er,  n.  hz  or  dat  hwiq  stigz;  an  in- 
Stingily,  Stin-ji-li,  ad.  kuvetusli;  spviBli- 
Stinginess,  Stin-ji-nes,   n.    avaris;   kdvetusnes; 

nigardlines. 
Stingless,  Stir)-les,  a.  havig  no  stii). 
Stingo,  Stig-go,  »i.  Jqrp  old  htr.  [d  kant  wurd.] 
Stingy,  Stin-ji,t  a.  kiivEtus;  nigardli;  avarijus. 
Stink,  Stii)k,t  v.  i.  [i.  stugk  er  staijk,  ps.  stiijk- 

15,  stugk; — stAijk  iz  obsolesent;]  tia  Emit  a  stenq 

or  an  ofensiv  smel,  komonli  a  smel  ov  pi^tre- 

fakjon. 
Stink,  Stij)k,t  n.  an  ofensiv  er  fetid  smel. 
Stinkard,  Stigk-ard,t   n.  a  men,  stiijkiij,  peltri 

felo.  [smel. 

Stinker,  St)i)k-er,+  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  givz  a  bad 
Stinkhorn,  Stiijk-hern,  n.  a  spejez  ov  mujra)m; 

stiijkiij  morel. 
Stinkingly,  Stiflk-iij-lijt  sd.  wid  a  stigk. 
Stinkpot,  Stii)k-pot,t  n.  a  kompozijon  ofensiv 

tu  de  smel.  [at  ov  Ijm;  swjnston. 

Stinkstone,  Stigk-ston,  n.  {Min.)  fetid  kqrbon- 
Stint,  Stint,  V.  t.  tu  blind;  tu  limit;  tu  konf  jn; 

tu  rEstran;  tu  stop. 
Stint,  Stint,  v.  i.  tu  ses;  tu  stop;  tu  dezist. 
Stint,  Stint,  n.  a  limit;  b'snd;  a  kwontiti  asjnd; 

a  task; — a  smel  berd  fund  on   de  se-Jorz  ov 

Iflgland. 
Stintedness,  Stint-ed-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov   beiij 

stinted.  [stranz,  er  kramps. 

Stinter,  Stint-er,  71.  he  er  dat  hwiq  stints,  r£- 
Stipe,  Stip,  n.  {£ot.}  de  stek  dat  bfirz  de  bed 

ov  de  muJrcDm;  dE  stek  ov  dE  kf  ov  a  fern;  a  stek. 
Stipend,  8tj-pend,  n.  wajez;  setld  pa  far  servisez; 

salari;  alisans;  hjr. 
Stipend,  Stj-pend,  v.  t.  tu  pa  bj  setld  wajez. 
Stipendaeian,  Stj-pen-da-ri-an,    a.    morsEnari; 

hjrd. 
Stipendiary,  Stj-pen-di-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu,  er 

havii)  a  stjpend;  perfermd  far,  er  resEviij,  a  salari. 
Stipendiary,  Stj-pen-di-a-ri,  n.  wun  hco  rEsevz 

a  fikst  salari  fer  servisez. 
Stipple,  Stip-1,  v.  i,  tu  engrav,  not  in  strok  er 

Ijn,  but  in  dots.  '       [yt^s  ov  dots. 

Stippling,  Stip-lig,  n.  &t  akt  ov  engraviij  bj  de 
Stiptio,  Stip-tik,  n.    Se  {StyiHic.) 
Stipula,  Stip-yti-la,  n.   \_L.]  pi.   Stip-yq-le;  a 

skal  hwiq  protekts  de  nasent  levz  ov  plants;  a 

stipyixl.  [stipyn,le  er  stipyqlz. 

Stipulaceous,  Stip-yq,-la-Jus,   a.   {Bid.)   haviij 
Stipulary,  Stip-yq-la-ri,  a.  relatiij  tu  stipyn,le 

erstipyn,lz. 
Stipulate,  Stip-yii,-lat,  v.  i.    tu  kontrakt;  tu 

bqrgen;  tu  sell  termz.  [stipyi^^lz. 

Stipulate,   Siip-yq-lat,  a.   {But.)   furnijt  wid 
Stipulation,  Slip-yq-hl-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  stip- 

y^llatig;  dat  hwiq  iz  stipyii,lated;  kontrakt;  bqr- 

g«ii.  [lats  er  bqrgeuz. 

Stipulator,  Stip-yn,-la-tor,  71.  wun  ha>  stipyq- 
Stipule,  Slip-yql,  n.  {Bat.)  a  skal  at  de  bas  ov 

sum  lef  stwks,  or  wun  hwiq  prcDtekts  dE  nasent 

Ievz  ov  plants.  [yqlz. 

Stjpuled,  Stip-yqld,  a.  {Bot.)  furnijt  wid  stip- 
Stir,  Ster,  V.  t.  tu  mojv;  tu  remAv;  tu  ajitat;  tu 

insjt;  tu  instigat;  tu  animat;  tu  eksjt.    Tu  Uer 

■up,  tu  insjt;  tu  kwikn;  tu  awakn;  tu  r'sz;  tu 

animat. 


Stir,  Ster,  v.  i.  tu  mcbv  wunz  self;  tu  moov;  ta 

be  in  mojon;  tu  qanj  plas;  tu  bekdm  an  objekt 

ov  notis. 
Stir,  Ster,  «,.  tqmult;  busl;  komojon;  publik  dis- 

tiirbans;  sedijus  upror;  ajitajon;  konfliktii)  pajon. 
Stirabout,  Ster-a-b-8t,J  n.  a  dij  fermd  ov  otmel, 

er  uder  mel,  berld  in  water  tu  a  serten  konsis- 

tensi;  a  hasti-pudii), 
Stire,  Stjr,  n.  a  sort  ov  sjder-apl.  [jsiklz. 

Stiriated,   Stir-i-at-ed,  a.   havig   pendants,  az 
Stirious,  Stir-i-us,  a.  rezemblig  jsiklz. 
Stirk,  Sterk,  n.    Se  {Sturk.) 
Stirps,  Sterps,  n.   [/-.]  pi.  feter-pez;  rcot;  stem; 

stok. — {Law)  de  person  from  hoom  a  famili  iz 

desended;  famili;  kindred. 
Stirrer,  Ster-er,  n.  wun  hoo  sterz;  an  insjter;  an 

instigator.     Sterer  up,  an  insjter;  an  instigator. 
Stirring,  Ster-ii),  n.  de  akt  ov  mcavig. 
Stirrup,  St^r-up,  er   Stir-up,  n.   an  jurn   hdbp 

suspended  bj  a  strap,  in  hwiq  a  hersman  sets 

hiz  fut  hwen  he  misnts  er  rjdz. 
Stirrupiron,  Ster-up-j-urn,  n.   an  jurn  er  stel 

htT)p  hwiq  iz  suspended  bja  leder  strap;  a  sterup. 
Stirrupstrap,  Ster-up-strap,  n.  a  strap  bj  hwiq 

a  sterup  iz  suspended. 
Stitoh,  Stiq,  v.  t.  tu  so;  tu  wurk  wid  a  nedl  er 

eni  tig;  tu  jern; — tu  yunjt,  jenerali  wid  sum 

degre  ov  klumzines. 
Stitch,  Stiq,  v.  i.  tu  praktis  nedlwurk;  tU  so. 
Stitch,  Stiq,  n.  a.  pas  ov  de  nEdl  and  tred  trot) 

eni  tig,  mad  bj  soig; — a  Jqrp,  lansinatig  pan; — 

a  ligk  ov  yqrn,  in  nitig. 
Stitchery,  Stiq-er-i,  71.  nEdlwurk. 
Stitchfallen,  Stiq-fel-n,  a.  hagig  loos. 
Stitchwort,  Stiq-wurt,  n.  a  JEnus  ov  herbajus 

plants;  a  wed;  kamomjl;  stikwurt. 
Stive,  Stjv,t  v.  t.  tu  stuf  up  or  kep  klos;  tu  pres 

tugeder; — tu  mak  hot  er  sultri. 
Stiver,  Stj-ver,  n.  a  Duq  koper  kffn. 
Stoak,  Stok,  v.  t.  {If aid.)  tu  stop;  tu  qok. 
Stoat,  Stot,  n.  a  fetid  animal,  ov  de  wezl  kjnd. 
Stoccade,  Stok-ad,  n.  an  enklogn,r  or  fens  mad 

wid  perntcd  staks.     Se  {Stockade.) 
Stoccado,  Stok-a-do,  ?i.  a  trust  wid  a  rapier. 
Stock,  Stok,  n.  de  trugk  er  budi  ov  a  pl.ant;  ds 

trugk  intu  hwiq  a  graft  iz  inserted;  a  log;  a 

post; — a  blokhed;  a  man  proverbiali  stx],pid; — de 

handl  ov  eni  tig; — a  trust;  a  stokado;  a  stokig; — 

an  qrtikl  ov  dres  fer  de  nek;  a  kravat;  a  klos 

nekklot; — a  ras;  a  lineaj;  a  famili; — a  fikst  fund; 

de  kapital  sum  invested  in  a  bagk,  er  manyq,- 

faktyqrig   or   tradig    kumpani    er   kerporajonj 

prinsipal;   kapital  stor;   kwontiti;   stor;   fqrmig 

stor;   katl   in  jeneral; — a  fund   konsistig  ov  a 

kapital  det  dq,  bj  guvernment  tu   individyqal 

holderz,  hcD  resev  a  rat  ov  interest.  Se  {Stocks.) 
Stock,  Stok,  v.  t.  tu  stor;  tu  fil;  tu  la  up;  tu 

suplj  wid  stok; — tu  put  in  de  stoks; — tu  eks- 

terpat. 
Stockade,  Stok-ad,  n.  {Fwt.)  a  Jqrpnd  post  er 

stak;  a  Ijn  er  enkio^qr  fermd  wid  pernted  staks. 
Stockade,  Stok-ad,  v.  t.  tu  defend  bj  stokadz. 
Stockbroker,  Stok-bro-ker,  n.  wun  hi»  dslz  in 

publik  fundz. 
Stockdove,  Stok-duv,  71.  de  rigduv. 
Stock-exchange,  Stok-eks-qanj,  n.  de  sistem  h\ 

hwiq  de  purqas,  sal,  and  transferens  ov  stok  and 

Jqrz  qr  efektcd  bj  brokerz. 
Stockfish,  Stok-fiJ,  11.  drjd  kod,  so  keld  from 

its  hqrdnes;  dijd  fiJ  kqrd  wid'st  selt. 
Stockgillyflower,  Stok-jil-i-fl-s-er,  n.  a  plant 

and  fragrant  f]>!er. 
Stockholder,  Stok-hold-er,  n.  an  oner  ov  stok; 

a  J4rboldor. 
Stocking,  Stok-ig,  n.  de  klos  kuverig  ov  de  leg. 
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Btockino-zbame,  St^k-i^-fram,  n.  a  fram  for 

wEvio  stokiiji.  [wKV*  »tokini. 

STOtKi.NG  WEAVEE,  Ht6k-ii|-WEV-er,  n.  wun  hot 

Ktoiki.sh,  Stok-iJ,  a.  hqrd;  blukij:  itUiki. 

tiTucKJUBUEB,  Stuk-job-cT,  n.  wun  ho)  dele  or 
i|>ekyiilaU  in  etoka  or  de  publik  fundz;  u  Htok- 
brukor.  [lati^  in  siukii. 

Stockjobbing,  St6k-job-io,  «.  dt  ukt  ov  8\)6kyn- 

yTocKLOCK,  Stok-lok,  n.  a  lok  tik.Htia  wud. 

tsTOCitPLHSE,  Slok-imrs,  u.  {ilil.)  a  sv'rton  cnviy 
hwiij  iz  luad  in  a  kur,  and  apljd  tu  rcjiuontui 
purpu.-iez. 

Stocks,  SUtks,  n.  j'l.  a  prizn  for  de  logz;  a  kjnd 
ov  punijmcnt; — publik  fuudz. — {Aaut.}  a  fruin 
eroktod  on  de  Jur  ov  a  river  or  harbor,  or  in  u 
navi-yqrd,  tu  HUpurt  a  /ip  Lw|I  it  iz  bildig.  Sc 
{Stm-k.}  [bIok-iuuki||. 

Stocksuave,  Stok-jHV,  n.  an  instrajiut-nt  y^zd  in 

gxooK-BTiLL,  Stok-Dtil,  a.  mu/onlus  az  u  log:  kw{t 
stil.  [a  wun  iz  ntuki." 

Stocky,  St6k-i,t  a.  stut;  Jort  and  tik;  az,  "  Suq 

Stoic,  Stu-ik,  n.  wun  ov  u  sekt  ov  anjeut  filos- 
uferz,  tBndud  b{  Zenu,  naiud  from  At  {ati/a,) 
(p<jrij,)in  Atcnz,  hw^r  Zrno  delivord  Liz  dis- 
kunses.  He  tot  dut  u  w|z  luun  nt  tu  be  Ire 
from  ol  pajonz,  tu  be  unmoivd  edcr  b|  jer  or 
gref ,  and  tu  e^item  ol  tiyz  guvornd  b|  uuuvifdabi 
ne:ie!)iti; — wun  ba>  iz  sli>>ikul,  indunbibi,  or  un- 
tndivd. 

Btoic,  Stu-ik,  i  a.  ov  or  belofjip  tu  de  Stu- 

iSTOiOAL,  >Slu-ik-al,  i  iks;  koild;  stif;  oster;  un- 
felig:  uumtLvd;  wontig  Housiibiliti;  afektif)  tu 
hold  ol  tigz  indiferent. 

Stoically,  Slw-ik-al-i,  ad.  in  a  staikal  maner; 
osterli.  [ov  beifl  ■ituiknl. 

Stoicalness,  Stu-ik-al-ncs,  n.  de  kwoliti  or  litRt 

Stoiouiouetky,  St<r-ki-6ni-e-tri,  n.  {Chem.)  a 
brunij  ov  komidtri  diit  treU  ov  de  propur/onz 
hwi(j  ^ubjlan:tez  niuat  hav,  bwun  da  unter  intu 
a  Stat  ov  nt),triUiti. 

Stoicism,  Stu-i-:iiz-m,  n.  de  sisteni,  doktrin,  kar- 
uktcT,  or  uiiinerz,  ov  de  stuik^;  iu:jcu>ibiliti. 

Stoke,  Stok,  l<jkit.ii;  plas;—  hens  de  naiuz  ov  meni 
Igj^liJ  t'tuz;  uz,  liuzi||A/uA-. 

Stoker,  Stu-ker,  n.  wun  boo  luks  after  de  fjr  ov 
u  brothits  or  stem-enjin;  a  poker. 

Stole,  St<il,  «.  a  lop  vost;  a  vestment  ov  a  ma- 
tron or  ov  a  prest. — {JJut.}  a  sukcr,  or  de  modi- 
fikajon  ov  wun. 

Stole,  Stul,  t.  from  Strl.    He  (SUal.) 

Stoled,  Stuld,  a.  wi^rig  a  stol  er  log  rob. 

Stole.v,  Stul-n,  J),  from  :^tfl.     Se  {SUal.) 

Stolip,  St<il-id,  a.  stiipid;  fmlij. 

Stoliuitv,  Sto-iid-i-ti,  (  n.  stiipiditi;   wont  ov 

Stuliunej^  Stol-id-nvs,  (      sens. 

Stolo.n,  Si«J-lou,  n.  {liot.y  a  /jil  or  runcr  ovgras, 
d:it  rOit.H  at  de  jernt. 

Stolompekol's,  Stol-o-nif-or-u8,  a.  prodi^sig 
Dttjlunt,  or  krepig,  nittig  Jtbtii,  az  sum  grasoz. 

Stomacace,  St«j-mak-a-!>e,  n.  [L.]  (.!/<</.)  fetor 
ov  bret,  or  ofeiuiv  amcl,  ar|tig  from  dlseruted 
gumz. 

StoMACU,  Stiim-ak,  n.  dr  ventrikl  or  vi.ikus  in 
hffic  foid  iz  dijosted.  <lt  biiniau  ."tunuik  iz  u 
sumuwot  oblog,  rvnded,  memliranus  bag,  in  de 
cpiganUik  rejon;— apttit:  dezjr  ov  loid;  iuklina- 
fon:  IJkig:-  -lulcnnea;  rtzcntmeni;  prjd;  botiiie.-i. 

Stomacu.  Stiim-ak,  V.  I.  tu  nuiv,  bold,  reuin,  or 
b:ir  in  de  .«tumak;  — tu  rez«ut;  tu  remumbcr  wid 
aggt-r;  tu  bruk. 

Stumai'heu,  Siiim-akt,  a.  fild  wid  agger. 

Stouaciiek,  .Stdin-;i-(;cr,  ».  an  ornamental  kuv- 
erig  wijrn  bj  wimen  on  de  brcst. 

STOMACUta,  Stiim-uk-or,  n.  wun  hit)  stumaks. 

Stom.vcukul,  Sttim-ok-ful,*  a.  aulua;  slubom; 
aggri. 


Stomacuvullt,  Stdm-ak-ful-i,*  ad.  in  an  aggri 

m;iuer. 

Stomaciikul.ness,  Stdm-ak-f uI-Dca,*  ».  sulennca; 
obstinuM.  [(tuinak. 

.Stomachic,   Kto-mak-ik,    n.    a  medisin   for  de 

Stomacuic,  Sto-mak-ik,  i  a.  relatig  tu  de 

Stomacuical,  St<j-uuik-ik-al,  j  stumak;  gud 
f.ir  de  stumak. 

.Stomachino,  Stdm-ak-ig,  «.  rez6ntmenl. 

.Stomaculess,  Slum-ak-los,  a.  bavig  no  stumak 
or  iipctjt. 

Stomacu-I'UMP,  Stum-ak-pump,  n.  a  amol  pump, 
or  siriiij,  fxr  droig  likwidz  'St  ov  de  itumak,  er 
inJL'ktig  likwidz  intu  it.  [akful. 

Stomachy,  Stdm-ak-i,  a.  sulen;  obstinat;  stum- 

.Stomai'ou,  Stom-a-pod,  n.  {Zuol.)  wun  ov  aa 
urdcr  ov  kru.stajanz. 

Stomata,  Stom-a-ta,  n.  pi.  (Hoi.  &,  Zx/l.}  oval 
orilisez  in  de  kuverig  ov  sum  plants,  and  de 
ki],tikl  ov  sum  unimalz. 

Stomatic,  St<a-mat-ik,  n.  i^fed.)  a  mcdisin  for 
dizezez  ov  de  m'sfc.  [pjk  trjb. 

.Stomias,  .St<i.mi-as,  n.  a  jenus  ov  fijez,  ov  de 

•Sto.ne,  Stun,  n.  a  koukrejon  ov  sum  spejez  ov 
<,^rt,  az  Ijm,  sik-ks,  kla,  and  de  Ijk,  in  kombina- 
jon,  smolur  dun  a  rok  and  Iqrjer  dan  gravel;  4 
mineral  uut  duktil  or  lualeabl;  u  pes  ov  stun  kut 
for  bildig;  a  jem:  a  prejus  ston:  a  jxibl;  a  bolder; 
— a  kompozijon  hwi(j  standz  de  wuder,  and  haz 
de  apenins  ov  stun;  qrtilijal  stun; — a  mouyn- 
mcnt,  at  a  grav; — cni  tig  mad  ov  sUan; — kaikt^- 
lus,  or  k:ilkii,lus  konkrejon,  in  de  kiduiz  or  blad- 
er;  de  dize'z  arjzig  from  de  kalki^lus:— de  kas 
hwiQ,  in  sum  fruoLs,  kontanz  de  sed,  and  iz  itd^lf 
kontund  in  de  tra>t;— tcstikl;— a  wat  kontanig 
furten  p'sndz;  but,  at  de  Smitfeld  mqrkot,  in 
Igglund,  at  p-5ndz  qr  reknd  q  ston  ov  met.  Bj 
an  akt  ov  ]>qrlimcut,  de  stun  ov  furten  pisudz  is 
rekw{rd  tu  be  adopted  in  de  reknig,  in  de  mqr- 
kct;  but  kastom  in  dis,  az  in  mcni  uder  kasez 
def  jz  de  ©toriti  ov  de  guvernmcnt,  and  at  pisnds 
kouiiuyq  tu  be  reknd  az  de  .Smitfeld  stun. 

Sto.ve,  Siun,  a.   mad  ov  stun;  koii^istig  ov  gtan. 

Sto.ne,  Stun,  r.  t.  tu  jjelt  or  bet  or  kil  wid  stonx; 
— tu  fiis  wid  stunz:  tu  bqrdn;— tu  remitv  stuai. 

Stoxe-bli.nd,  St«5n-bljiid,  a.  bljnd  az  a  «t<an. 

Stoneboueb,  Stun-bur-er,  /i.  an  animal  dat  bars 
stonz. 

.Sto.sebow,  .Stun-bu,  n.  a  krosbo  hwiq  JiDts  gt<sns- 

Stonkbbamule.  Stun-bram-bl,  n.  a  plant  dat 
bqrz  de  rubuk-bcriz.         [pulverjzd  rok  er  ateta. 

.Sto.n'kbuash,  StJii-bru/,  n.  a  subs«rl  kompuzd  ov 

Sto.nkbbeak,  Stun-brak,  /».  an  orb.  [kjnd. 

STO.M.BLCK,  Stun-buk,  n.    an  animal  ov  de  der 

Sto.veblttee,  Stun-bul-er,  n.  (J/«/j.)  a  sort  ov 
alum. 

Sto.sechat,  Stun-(jat,  j  w.  a  benl:  a  «pejes 

Stonecuatteb,  Slun-qat-er,  |      ov  worbler. 

.Sto.necoal,  St<in-kol,  «.  <J/i/».)  mineral  kqrbon, 
or  Kilkeni  kul,  ov  slati  tekstji^r  and  kugkflrdal 
fraktyqr:  autrasjt. 

Sto.ne  cold,  Stun-kuld,  a.  kuld  az  a  ston. 

Sro.NE-cOBAL,  St45n-kor-al,  n.  a  hqrd  spe/es  ov 
koral. 

Stonecbat,  Stun-kra,  n.  a  di^t^mper  in  hoks. 

Sto.NtcBor,  Stun-krop,  n.  a  jenus  ov  sdkynlont 
plants. 

Sto.necbush.  St<in-kru/,  n.  a  sor  on  de  fut. 

Stoneccklew,  Sttin-kur-ln,  n.  a  b^rd;  u  Iqrj  tp*- 
/rz  ov  pluver.  (a  ma»oiL. 

Sto.nkcltteb,  St<Jn-kut-er,«.  wun  hinbqz  (torn; 

Sto.secltting,  Stiin-kut-ig,  n.  de  wurk  ov  a 
stunkutcr. 

Stosedeai),  Stun-ded,  a.  kwjt  dod. 

Sto.neeateb,  StiJn-et-er,  n.  an  animal  datdxrin 
stonz;  8t<&nbwrer. 


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Stonefalcon,  Ston-fe-kn,  n.  a  sert  ov  hek  hwiq 
bildz  her  nest  in  roks. 

Stonefern,  Ston-fern,  n.  a  plant. 

Stoxeflv,  Ston-flj,  n.  an  iusekt. 

Stonefruit,  Ston-froot,  n.  froot  kontanig  a  ston, 
er  a  hqrd  Jel  hwiq  enklozez  dz  sed,  az  peqez, 
plumz,  &s.  [brakiij  stouz. 

Stonehammee,    Ston-ham-er,    n.    a  hamer  far 

Stonehawk,  Ston-hgk,  /(.  a  kind  ov  hek. 

Stonehoese,  Ston-hers,  n.  a  hers  not  kastrated; 
a  stalyon.  '  [in  ston. 

Stonemason,  Ston-ma-son,  n.  a  mason  hcD  wurks 

Stonemoetar,  Ston-mer-tar,  n.  a  kind  ov  mortar 
in  hwiq  stonz  qr  lad. 

Stonepine,  Ston-pjn,  n.  a  spEjez  ov  pjn-trs. 

Stonepit,  Ston-pit,  71.  a  kwori;  a  pit  hw^r  stonz 
qr  dug. 

Stojjepitch,  Ston-piq,  n.  hqrd,  inspisated  pig. 

Stoneplovee,  Ston-pinv-er,  71.  a  berd.     [stonz. 

Stoxequarry,  Ston-kwor-i,  n.  a  mjn  er  kwori  ov 

Stonee,  8t6a-er, ».  wun  hca  bets  er  kilz  wid  stonz. 

Stoxe's-cast,  Stonz-kast,  n.  distans  tu  hwiq  a 
ston  ma  be  tron:  &e  kast  ov  a  ston. 

Stoxeseed,  Ston-ssd,  n.  a  perenial  plant. 

Stoxesmickle,  Ston-smik-l,  n.  a  berd. 

Stonesquaree,  St6n-skwq,r-er,  n.  wun  ho)  Japs 
stonz  intu  skwq,rz.  [ston. 

Stoxewall,  Ston-wel,  71.  a  wel  er  fens  mad  ov 

Stoneware,  Ston-w^,  71.  w^r  mad  ov  pulverizd 
ston  er  ert.  [sistirj  ov  ston. 

Stonework,  Ston-wurk,  m.  wurk  er  masonri  kon- 

Stoxiness,  Ston-i-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beir)  stoni; 
hqrdnes. 

Stony,  Ston-i,  a.  mad  ov,  er  rEzemblii),  ston; 
ab-sndir)  wid  stonz;  hqrd;  infleksibl:  unrelentiij. 

Stony-heaeted,  Stcm-i-hqrt-ed,  a.  hqrdhqrted; 
krttiel;  pitiles. 

Stood,  Stud,  i.  and/),  from  Stund.    Ss  {Stand.) 

Stook,  St<i)k,  71.  a  Jok  ov  kern  kontanig  twelv 
Jsvz. 

Stook,  St<l)k,  v.  t.  tu  set  up  de  Jsvz  in  sta)ks. 

Stool,  StO)!,  71.  a  set  wid-st  a  bak,  az  distiggwijt 
from  a  gar;— a  klos  sbDl;  natyii,ral  8vakyi|,aJon 
ov  de  b-selz;— d  J(i)t  from  de  truijk  ov  a  tre;  de 
rCDt  ov  a  timber  tre  hwiq  troz  up  Jctits. 

Stoolball,  Stoil-bel,  u.  a  rjoral  pla  wid  a  bel. 

Stoom,  St(»m,  «.  t.  tu  ala  er  kwolifi  win  bi  erbz: 
tu  stum. 

Stoop,  StiT)p,  v.  i.  tu  bend  d-sn  er  ferward;  tu 
len  forward,  standip  erwekig;  tu  yeld;  tu  bend; 
tu  submit;  tu  desend  from  ragk  er  digniti;  tu 
be  inferior;  tu  kondesend. 

Stoop,  St<Dp,  v.  t.  tu  bend  forward;  tu  submit. 

Stoop,  Stmp,  n.  de  akt  ov  stff.piij;  inklinajon  d-sn- 
ward;  desent  from  digniti  cr  sq,perioriti;  fel  ov  a 
berd  upon  hiz  pra;— a  vesel  for  likor;— a  post 
fasrid  in  de  ert;— a  piaza  er  balustrad;— a  pore 
wid  steps:  dor-steps. 

Stoopee,  St<f)p-er,  n.  wun  hco  sta)ps.  [ward 

Stooping,  StJjp-ii),  pp.  a.  bendig  d^n:  bendin  fer- 

Stoopingly,  St<jbp-iij-li,  ad.  wid  inkiinafon  d^u- 
wardz. 

Stop,  Stop,  v.  t.  tu  hinder  from  progresiv  mojon; 
tu  hinder  from  suksesiv  operajon;  tu  hinder 
from  eni  qanj  ov  stat;  tu  hinder  from  akjon  er 
praktis;  tu  put  an  end  tu  de  mojon  or  akJon 
ov;  tu  imped;  tu  qek;  tu  intersept;  tu  repres: 
tu  suspend;  tu  supres;  tu  kloz  up;  tu  obstriikt.' 

Stop,  Stop,  t.  i.  tu  ses  tu  prosed:  tu  sta;  tu  sen! 

Stop,  Stop,  n.  de  akt  ov  stopig;  dat  hwiq  stops; 
tjm  ov  stopig;  sesajon  ov  progresiv  moJon;  hin- 
derans;  obstrukjon;  sesajon;  rest;  intermijon;  in- 
terupjon;  dat  hwiq  obstrukts;  obstakl;  impedi- 
ment;—a  pernt  or  mqrk  in  rjlig;— a  vent  on  a 
wind  instrcoment,  er  \Ans  on  de'  wir  ov  a  strigd 
instrument,  bj  hwiq  a  not  iz  prodi^st. 


Stopcock,  Stop-kok,  n.  a  pjp  tu  let  -st  likor, 

stopt  bj  a  turnig  kok. 
Stopgap,  Stop-gap,  n.  sumtig  siibstitq,ted;  a  tem- 

porari  ekspedient. 
Stopless,  Stop-les,  a.  not  tu  be  stopt;  havig  no 

stop;  irszistibl. 
Stoppage,  Stop-aj,  n.  de  akt  ov  stopig;  &t  stat 

ov  beig  stopt;  dat  hwiq  stops;  obstrukjon.— ;S^- 

aj  ill  trariiitii,  {Law}  de  se^i^r  bj  de  seler  ov 

gudz  sold,  di^rig  de  kors  ov  djir  pasaj  tu  de 

bjer. 
Stopper,  Stop-er,  w.  he  or  dat  hwiq  stops;  a  stopl. 
Stoppee-bolt,  Stop-er-bolt,   n.    {JVaut.}  a  Iqrj 

rig-bolt  drivn  intu  de  dek,  fer  de  yq,s  ov  a 

rop-s  toper. 
Stopping,  Stop-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  heltig  er  stopin. 
Stopple,  Stop-l,  ».  dat  bj  hwiq  eni  hoi,  er  de 

m-st  ov  eni  vesel,  iz  fild  up;  a  kerk;  a  stoper. 
Stopple,  Stop-l,  v.  t.    tu  stop;  tu  kloz  wid  a 

stopl. 
Stoeage,  Stor-aj,  n.  de  akt  ov  storig  gudz;  plas 

fer  storig  gudz;  sum  pad  fer  storig  gudz. 
Stoeax,  Sto-raks,  «.   a  tre;  a  rezin  or  fragrant 

belsamik  eksyq,daJon  from  de  tre. 
Store,  Stor,  ».    a  Iqrj  number  er  Iqrj  kwontiti; 

plenti;  a   stok  akqmi|,lated;  a  suplj   horded;  a 

hus  hw^r  merqandjz  iz  stord;  a  w^h'ss;  hord; 

storh-ss;  magazen. — (  United  States)   a   retalerz 

Jop.     Se  {-Bookstore.) 
Stoee,  Stor,  a.  horded;  lad  up:  aki^mq^lated; — fit 

er  dezjnd  tu  be  kept;  az,  stor  katl  er  pigz. 
Store,  Stor,  r.  t.  tu  la  up  in  stor;  tu  hord;  tu. 

furnij;  tu  replenij;  tu  stok. 
Storehouse,  Stor-h-ss,  n.  a  magazen;  a  w^rh'ss; 

a   plas  in  hwiq  tigz  qr  horded  and  repozited 

agenst  a  tim  ov  yTi,s;  a  stor. 
Stoeekeepee,  Sttor-kep-er,  n.  wun  hot)  taks  k^r 

ov  a  stor. 
Stoeer,  Stor-er,  «.  wun  hcD  storz  er  laz  up. 
Storeroom,  Stor-nnm,  w.  a  rcom  er  plas  fer  gudz. 
Storge,  Ster-je,  71.  parental  er  maternal  instigkt 

er  afekjon;  af ekjon  ov  animalz  fer  dq,r  yug. 
Storied,  Sto-rid,  a.  furnijt  wid  storiz; — adernd 

wid  historikal  pantigz; — selebrated  in  stori. 
Stork,  Stork,  w.  a  berd  ov  pasaj,  nerli  aljd  tu  de 

kran  and  heron,  famus  fer  de  regyqlariti  ov  its 
^  depqrtyixr. 
Storm,  Storm,  n.   a  komojon  in  de  atmosfer;  a 

tempest;  a  blast;  a  hurikan:  ran  akumpanid  bj 

wind; — a  violent  asolt  on  a  fertif  jd  plas;  sedijon; 

ti|,mult;    kalamiti;   distres;    vjolens;    vehemens; 

tnmultyn,us  fors. 
Storm,  Storm,  v.  t.  tu  atak  wid  vjolens  bj  opn 

fors. 
Storm,  Storm,  v.  i.  tu  raz  tempests;  tu  raj;  tu 

bio  vjolentli;  tu  be  tempestyq^us;  tu  be  aggri 

er  vjolent. 
Stoembeat,  Storm-bet,  a.  inji^rd,  erbEt,bj  storm. 
Stoemblrd,  Storm-berd,  ti.  a  berd;  a  nam  ov  de 

petrel.  \misel. 

Stormcock,  Storm-kok,  n.  a.  berd,  keld  elso  de 
Stormfinch,  Storm-finq,  w.   a   berd;   de   petrel; 

Muder  Kariz  qiken. 
Stormful,  Sterm-ful,  a.  tempestyq,us;  stormi. 
Stormfulness,  Storm-ful-nes,  n.  stermines. 
Storminess,  Storm-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  or  kwoliti  ov 

beig  stormi. 
Storming,  St6rm-ig,  n.  de  akt  ovwun  hcDstermzj 

a  tempest. 
Stoemless,  Sterm-les,  a.  destitq,t  ov  stermz. 
.Stoempeoof,  Storm-proaf,  a.  prctif  agenst  stermz 

er  bad  weder. 
Stoemy,  Sterm-i,  a.  tempestyr^us;  bloig;  vjolentj 

pajonat. 
Storthing,  Stort-ig,   n.   de  pqrliment  er   lejis- 

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Stoet,  St<i-ri,  n.  hliUjri;  an  ak-^nl  ov  tio«  pait; 

a  suol  tal;  a  peti  narativ;  an  anukdut;  un  insi- 

dent:  a  trjflii)  tal;  Q  poli  fikjon; — a  slaj  or  flur 

or  a  bildig;  u  fljt  ov  ntimz:  a  Hubdivijun  uv  dt 

Ljt  ova  bv^, ombrasig  de  h^t  mdndud  bi  wun  njl 

ov  gt^rz. 
Storv,  Stu-ri,  V.  t.  tu  rtlat;  tu  aninj  in  8U>rii. 
Stury-book,  Sufi-ri-buk,    n.    a.  buk  fild   wid 

bturiz. 
STOBYP08T,  St«j-ri-post,  n.  (^Arch.)  an  uprjt  pc» 

Of  timber  disiK!>2d  in  a  atari  ov  a  bildiy  for  a 

sup^rt.  [talz  or  sUjriz. 

Storv-tklleb,   Stu-ri-tcl-er,  n.   wun  hiD  reliit!! 
isTORY-TELLiNQ,  t3t45-ri-tcl-i(],  A.  de  akt  ur  tvlig 

sturiz. 
Stote,  ritot,  f).  a  kjnd  ov  wezl.    Se  {Slj/at.} 
Stound,  Sfsnd/  n.  soru;  pan;  a  nffz; — amazmont; 

nr;  t|in;  in^stunt. 
Stout,  Sfst,  a.  stroj;  k(»ri)qlent;  Iqrj;  lusti:  val- 

yant;  brav:  buld;  ob:sliiuit;  reztiliit:  pnsd;  l9rui. 
Stout,  Smt,  n.  a  kant  nam  far  vcri  strofl  ber. 
Stoutueakted,  St3t-hqrt-ed,   a.   brav;   rezulqt; 

kunijuj.  [stinatli. 

Stoutly,  St-st-li,  ad.   Iiutili;  buldii;  fermti;  6b- 
Stoutness,  St'st-nc.'<,  n.  dt  kwoliti  or  beig  st'5t; 

8trc;)t;  valor;  boldncs;  fortitqd;  6bstina<i. 
Stove,  Stuv,  «.  a  hutbii!';  a  plas  qriifijali  hetcd; 

— a  tiriilas,  mur  or  les  klos,  or  a  rcseiitakl  lor  dc 

kombujtyun  ov  fqcl  furde  parpiuov  bEtin  h'szez 

er  afiqrtiut-ntj.  [beted. 

Stove,  Stuv,  e.t.  tu  kep  worm  in  a  bus  qrtifi/ali 
STOVtR,  Stcjv-or,  n.    foder  fur  katl;    kors  ba  or 

stro; — pudx  er  p«rnt<,  az  ov  rap,  brukn  of   in 

tra/ij). 
Stow,  Sto,  r.  t.  tu  la  bj  er  plas  kom{>aktli;  tu  la 

up;  tu  re|>6zit. 
Stowage,  Stti-aj,  n.  dc  akt  ov  sttiifl:  de  stat  ov 

bciu  !(tud;  dat  bwiq  iz  stod  up;  pins  for  stuig; 

rOitn  for  luig  up:  muni  {nd  for  de  ^U^iig  ov  gudz. 
Strabism,  Stn'i-biz-ui,  n.  a  skwintig;  dc  akt  ov 

lukifl  a-^kwint.     Se  {iliiaf'Umiie.} 
Strabismus.   Stra-bi^-mus,   ;».    [L.]    {MtJ.)   an 

unnatyqral  oblikwiti  in  de  aksis  ov  de  j:  a  wont 

ov  kunkorduuj  in  de  optik  akiez;  a  ^kwintig. 
StbauiiLE,  Strad-1,  r.  j.  tu  stand  or  wok  wid  de 

fet  reuKfivd  fqr  fruui  eq  uder  tu  de  rjt  and  left: 

tu  pqrt  dc  Ic'gz  wjd. 
Straddle,   Strad-1,  n.    de  pozijon  ov   wun  biB 

stradlz;  divarika/on;  a  strid. 
Steaoole,  Strag-1,  r.  i.    tu  wonder  wid-»t  eni 

s^rten  direkjun;  tu  rov;  tu  rambl;  tu  rom;  tu 

wonder  di.-iji^'rscdli:    tu   eksjqbemt;  tu   JOit  tm 

fqr;  tu  be  diin/rat;  tu  stand  .-i{)gl. 
Strauglee,  Strag-ler,  n.  wun  boi  straglz;  a  won- 

doror;  a  ruver;  a  vagabond. 
Stbaggu.no,  Slrag-liB, />/>.  a.  moivig  ir^gy^larli; 

ruvif). 
-  rEAGGLiXGLT,   Strig-lio-li,   ad.    in   a  straglij) 

maner. 
Straight,  Strat,  a.  dirt^kt:  rjt,  az  a  Ijn  streqt  be- 

twi'ii  Uh  iiffnU";  notkrukvd:  tons;  tjt. 
SrKAiGiiT,  Strat,  r.  t.  tu  mak  gtrat:  tu  strain. 
Stbaigiit.  Strat,  ad.  imediatli;  direktii. 
Straigiite.n,  .Strat-n,  r.  /.  tu  mak  strat;  tu  fre 

from  krukrdncs, 
Straightener,  Strat-n-er,  ».  wun  b*  stratnz. 
Steaigutkorward,  Strat-for-wurd,  a.   prctscdig 

direktii  forward;  direkt;  uprjt;  und^viatiy. 
Steaightfobwaedly,  Stral-for-ward-li,  ad.   in 

a  dirokt  mancr. 
Steaightfoewaboxess,   Strat-for-ward-nes,    n. 

dc  kwoliti  ov  btij)  stratferward.  [edli. 

Stbaiohtly,  Strat-li,  ad.  in  a  r^l  Ijn;  not  kruk- 
Stbaigut.ness.  Stnit-ncs,  fi.  de  statov  beig^trat: 

rcktitqd:  diri^ktnes. 
Straiqutway,  Slrit-wa,  ad.  ime'diatli:  direktii. 


Stbaiv,  Strnn,  r.  I.  tu  for»  tnt)  lam  ponu  gub- 

stans;  tu  furs  trO)  a  struner;  tu  p^rifj  bj  filtra- 

Jon; — tu  skwez  in  an  embras;  tu  streq;  tu  spran; 

tu    wrkn    bj   vjolens; — tu    put  tu  it«  utmost 

strogt;  tu  mak  strat  or  tens;  tu  puj  beyond  de 

projHjr  ckstt'ut;— tu  furs;  tu  konstrun;  tu  mak 

unezi  or  unnatyqral.  i^liltcrd. 

Steaix,  Stran,  r.  t.  tu  mak  vjulcnt  efortit:  tu  be 
Strain,  Stran,  n.  an  injqri  bj  vjulens:  a  spran; — 

a  stjl  or  maner  ov  spekiy;  sofl;  not;  s'snd;  tt^n; — 

tuni;  tcndcnsi. 
.^TRAINABLE,  Stran-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  strand. 
.^TRAINER,  Stnin-er,  n.  wun  h(T>  strnnz;  a  filtercr; 

a  kulandcr;— an  iustnijment  ov  tiltrajon. 
Stbaixixg,  Stran-ijj,  n.  dt  akt  ov  wun  biD  stranz; 

filtrnjon. 
Strait,  Strat,  a.  konfjnd  as  bj  a  Ijn  strand  rsnd 

de   bodi;  naro;  klos;  avari/us;  difikult;  distr^- 

ful. 
Steait,  Strat,  n.  a  nara  qanel  jffnij)  Ux>  sez,  or 

wun  pqrt  ov  a  *c  or  pes  ov  woter  tu  aniider;  a 

pas; — Stat  ov   distres   or   embarasment;   distr^; 

difikulti. 
Stbaite.n,  Str^t-n,  r.  t.  tu  mak   naru;   tu  kon- 

tr.ikt;  tu  konf  jn;  tu  mak  klus  or  tjt;  tu  deprjv 

ov  nesesari  nDin:— tu  distres;  tu  put  intu  difi- 

kultiz;  tu  cmbaras. 
Steaitua.vded,   Strat-hand-ed,   a.   pqrsimonius; 
^  spqrii);  uigardli.  [anilines. 

.Steaithaxdedxess,  Strat-hand-ed-ncs,  n.    nig- 
Strait  jacket,  Stnit-jak-et,  n.  an  aparatus  tu 

koufiu  de  limz  ov  a  distrakted  person. 
Steaitlaced,  Stnit-last,  a.  pinqt  bj   staz;— stif; 

konstrand;   widst   fredom;    rijid;  strikt;  over- 
^  sknipqlus.  [klbwli. 

Stbaitly-,  Strat-Ii,  ad.  naroli;  striktli;  rigorusli; 
Stbaitxess,  Strat-nes,n.  de  kwoliti  ov  bei{)  strat; 

narones;  rigor;  distres:  difikulti;  wont:  sk^rsiti. 
Strake,  Strak,  n.  a  strek;  a  nuru  bord;  -de  jum 

or  tjr  bwi(j  difendz  dc  feli  ov  a  hwel.— (^Vtiw/.) 

a  rauj  ov  plajjks,  er  a  sem  bctwen  t<»  planks,  in 
^  a  ;ip. 
Stbamixeus,  Stra-min-e-os,  a.  strei;  konsistig  ov 

.«tro;  qafi;  Ijk  stro.  [de  tt>m-apl. 

.^TRAMOMi'M,  Stra-m6-ni-um,  n.  {Ii-4.)  a  plant; 
Stramoxy,  Stram-o-ni,  n.  dt  torn  apl,  er  {datura 

tttraiiwnium,)  a  narkotik  plant,  dt  sedxand  levi 

ov  bwi^  qr  yqzd  in  medisin. 
Stbanu,  Strand,  n.  de  verj   ov  dc  sc,  er  ot  eni 

woter;  a  Jur;  a  bcQ.— (.A'au/.)  a  divi3on  er  twist 

ov  a  rap. 
."^TRAXD,  Strand,  r.  /.  tu  drjv  or  fars  up<5n  dc  Jal- 

oz; — tu  brak  a  strand  ov  rup. 
i^TEAXGE,  Straiij,  .1.  foren;  ov  andder  kuntri;  not 

domestik; — wunderful:     nq;    unakdstomd;    od; 

unyiyqal;   siggqlar;   cks^nlrik;   unnun;   rcm«it; 

unnkwanted. 
Steange,  Stranj,  inUr.  an  eksprc/on  ov  wnnder. 
Steaxge,  Stranj,  r. ».  tu  be  estranjd;  tu  wunder. 
Steaxge,  Stranj,  r.  t.  tu  alyenat;  tu  estranj. 
Stea.nge-lookixo,  Stranj-luk-ig,   a.   bavig    an 

od  apcnuis.  [wunderfuli. 

Steaxoely.  Stranj-li,    ad.    in  a   stranj   maner; 
Steaxgexe--^,  Stninj-ncs,  n.  dt  stat  or  kwoliti  ov 

beig  stranj:  odnci>:  sijjgqluriti;  unkomonnos. 
Steangee,  .Stniu-ji-r,  n.  wun  hu)  ii  not  nan:  wan 

bit)  it  Dot  an  inbabitant;  a  forcner:  wun  ov  an- 
dder kuntri:  an  alyen:  a  gest;  wiu  unakwant«d; 

wuu  not  admitod  tu  f^lujip. 
Stea.nge-sail,  ."<tninj-sal.  n.  {yauLy  an  unmfto, 

or  an  cneuiiz  Jip  widin  vq. 
Steaxole,  Strap-gl,  r.  t.  tu  Qok;  ta  stifakat;  tu 

kil  bj  intors«|.tig  de  bret;  tu  supr^;  tu  hinder 

from  bert.  [gld. 

Steaxqleable,  Stran-gl-a-bl.  a.  dat  ma  be  stng- 
Stkaxolee,  Strag-glcr,  n.  wan  bat  straogU. 


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Ste;*ngle3,  Strag-glz,  n.  pi.  sweli^z  in  a  hersez 
trot.  [bret. 

Strangling,  Strai)-glii),  n.  ds  akt  ov  stopig  de 
Steangulatjox,  Strai)-gTj,-la-Jon,  ti.   de  akt  ov 
strapglii):  At  Stat  ov  beii)  straggld;  sufokajon. 
Stbangurious,  Strag-gi'i-ri-us,  a.  rslatii)  tia  de 

strangii,ri. 
Strangury,  Strag-gti-ri,  n.  (Med.)  a   difikulti 

in  vercUp  jurin,  ateuded  wid  pan. 

Strap,  Strap,  n.  a  naro,  loij  slip  ov  klofi  er  leder: 

— an  apendaj  tu  ds  lef  ovsum  grasez; — a  leder, 

&s.,  for  Jqrpnig  a  razor,  yi^jq^ali  er  veri  ofn  ritn 

{strop.}  [wid  a  strap. 

Strap,  Strap,  v.  t.  tia  bet  wid  a  strap:  tia  Jqrpn 

Strappado,  Stra-pa-dcD,  n.   a   kjnd  ov  militari 

tertyi|r,  foriuerli  praktist.     It  woz  performd  h\ 

dreii)  up  de  ofender  tia  de  top  ov  a  bem,  and 

letir)  him  fel,  wid  de  komon  efekt  ov  dislokatii) 

a  lim. 

Strappado,  Stra-pa-do,  v.  t.  tu  punij:  tia  tert- 

yqr.  [bulki. 

Strapper,  Stnip-er,  n.  wun  boo  straps: — eni   tii) 

Strapping,  Strap-ig,^:  a.  vast;  Iqrj;  bulki. 

Strass.  Stras,  n.   a  komp'snd  mineral  siibstans, 

yqzd  in  makii)  qrtifijal  jemz. 
Strata,  Stra-ta,  n.   pi.    [L.]    {Min.  and  Geol.} 

bedz:  laerz,  az  ov  ert.     iSe  {Stratum.) 

Stratagem,  Strat-a-jem,  n.  an  qrtifis  in  wer;  a 

trik  bi  hwiq  an  enemi  iz  desevdorsura  advdntaj 

gand:  an  qrtifis;  a  trik.  [stratajemz. 

Stratagemical,    Strat-a-jem-i-kal,    a.    ful    ov 

STEATARiTHMETRy,  Strat-a-rit-me-tri,  n.  {Mil.) 

de  akt  ov  droit)  up  an  qrmi  er  bodi  ov  men  in  a 

jeometrikal  figyqr. 

Strategetic,  Strat-e-jet-ik,  )  a.  relatirj  tia 

Strategetical,  Strat-e-jet-i-kal,  i    stratejetiks. 

Strategics,  Strat-e-jiks,  n.  pi.    Se   {Strateget- 

ics,)  and  {Stratetjy.) 

Strategetics,  St'rat-e-jet-iks,  n.  j^l-   dat  branq 

ov  militari  siens  hwiq  relats  tu  de  dispozijon 

and  aranjment  ov  an  qrmi  for  ball:  militari  tak- 

tiks:  strateji. 

Strategic,  Stra-tej-ik,  )  a.  relatii)  tia  strat- 

Steategical,  Stra-tej-i-kal,  (        eji  er  militari 

taktiks. 
Strategist,  Strat-e-jist,  n.  wun  hd)  iz  verst  in 
strateji  er  stratejetiks.  [eral  ofiser. 

Steategus,  Stra-te-gus,  n.  [Z.]  an  Atenian  jen- 
Strategy,  Strat-e-ji,  n.  de  qrt  er  sjens  ov  makii] 
preliminari  aranjments  fer  an  qrmi;  elso  ov  araii) 
and  kondiiktii)  an  qrmi;  stratejetiks;  militari  sj- 
ens er  taktiks. 
Steath,  Straf),  n.  a.  val;  a  vali  trco  hwiq  a  river 

floz: — [in  yqs  in  Skotland.] 
Stratification,  Strat-i-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  Az  akt  ov 
stratifjifl:  ds  stat  ov  beig  stratifjd;  aranjment  in 
bedz  er  laerz. 
Stratified,  Strat-i-f  jd,  p.  a.  kompozd  ov  strata 

er  laerz;  havig  strata. 

Stratiform,  Strat-i-ferm,   a.    beig  in  de  form 

ov  strata;  stratifjd.  [laerz  er  bedz. 

Stratify,  Strat-i-fj,  v.  t.  tu  form  er  aranj  intu 

Stratigraphical,  Strat-i-graf-i-kal,  a.    relatig 

tu  strata-  deskriptiv  ov  strata. 

Stratigraphically,  Strat-i-graf-i-kal-i,  ad.  in 

a  stratigrafikal  ferm.  [ernment. 

Stratocracy,  8tra-t6k-ra-si,  n.  a  militari  guv- 

Stratogeaphy,  Stra-tog-ra-fi,  n.   a   deskripjon 

ov  qrmiz,  or  hwot(5vcr  relats  tu  dem. 
Stratum,  Stra-tum,  71.  [/,.]  pi.  Stra-ta,  {Eng.) 
Stra-tumz;  (de  later  riirli  yi^zd;)  {Min.  and 
Geol.)  Q  laer  or  bed  ov  eni  tig;  az,  a  stratum 
ov  gravel,  er  ov  crt,  or  ov  roks  hwiq  Ij  in  suksejon 
upon  eq  uder. 
Stratus,  Stra-tus,  n.  [Z.]  {Meteorology)  a.  fel- 
klTJd,  er  a  kl-sd  dat  rests  on  de  erfis  surfas. 


Straav,  Stre,  n.  de  stek  er  stem  ov  gran; — eni  tig 

proverbiali  wurfcles. 
Straw',  Stre,  v.  t.    Se  {Strew.) 
.Straw-bed,  Stro-bed,  n.  a.  bed  mad  ov  stre. 
.Strawberry,  Stre-ber-i,  n.  a.  wel  non  plant  and 

its  frcBt,  ov  meni  varjetiz. 
Strawberry-tree,  Stre-ber-i-tre,  n.   an  erer- 

gren  tre;  de  qrbqt. 
Straw-built,  Stro-bilt,  a.  mad  ov  stre. 
Straw-color,  Stre-kul-or,  n.  de  kulor  ov  stre. 
Straw-colored,  Stre-kul-ord,  a.  ov  de  kulor  ov 

stre:  lit  yelca.  [kuts  stre. 

Straw-cutter,  Stre-kut-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwig 
.Straw-hat,  Stro-hat,  n.  a  hat  mad  ov  stre. 
Straw-stuffed,  Stre-stuft,  a.  stuft  wid  stre. 
Straw-worm,  Stre- warm,  n.  a  wurm  bred  in  stre. 
Strawy,  Stre-i,  a.  mad  er  konsistig  ov  stre;  Ijk 

stro:  lit. 
Stray,  Stra,  v.  i.  tu  wonder;  tu  rov;  tu  rov  -st 

ov  de  wa;  tu  ranj  er  wonder:  tu  go  astra;  tu 

rambl;  tu  swerv;  tu  er;  tu  deviat  from  de  rjt. 
Stray,  Stra,  n.  eni  kretyi^^r  strad;  eni  tig  lost  bj 

wonderig: — de  akt  ov  wonderig. 
Strayer,  Stra-er,  n.  wun  hot)  straz;  a  wonderer. 
Straying,  Stra-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  rovig:  de  akt  ov 

goig  astra. 
Streak,  Strek,  n.  a  Ijn  ov  kulor  diferent  from 

dat  ov  de  gr'snd  kulor; — a  log,  naro  strip: — a 

skraq  er  mqrk  mad  on  a  mineral.  [tu  dapl. 

Streak,  Strek,  v.  t.  tu  mqrk  in  streks;  tu  strjp; 
Streaked,    Strek-ed,    er    Strekt,   p.   a.    havig 

streks:  strjped:  streki.  [er  streks. 

Streaky,  Strek-i,  a.  strjped;  variegated  bj  hqz 
Stream,  Strem,  n.  a  runig  weter;  a  flo  ov  weter; 

a  flo  ov  fir  er  gas;  a  kurent; — eni  tig  ijqig  from 

a  bed  and  prosedig  kontinyqusli;  a  regyi^lar  se- 

riez  or  suksejon:  kors. 
Stream,  Strem,  v.  i.  tu  flo;  tu  run  in  a  kurent; 

tu  emit  a  kurent;  tu  por  ■gt  weter  in  a  strem; 

tu  ijq  fort. 
Stream,  Strem,  r.  t.  tu  por:  tu  send  fort; — ttl 

mqrk  wid  kulorz  er  embrerderi  in  I05  traks;  tu 

strek. 
Streamer,  Strem-er,   n.    dat  hwiq   stremz; — an 

ensin:  a  flag;  a  penon; — eni  tig  dat  stremz  fort; 

— erora  boreqlis.  [weter. 

Streamful,  Strem  ful,  a.  ful  ov  stremz  er  ov 
Streamlet,  Strem-let,  n.  a  smel  strem. 
Stream-tin,  Strem-tin,  n.  {Min.)  dilqvial  or  in 

tin  mjnz,  er  pqrtiklz  er  masez  ov  tin  fund  bened 

de  sarfas,  in  alqvial  grijudz. 
Streamy,  Strem-i,  a.  ab-sndig  in  stremz;  floig. 
Steeet,  Stret,  n.  a  publik  wa  in  a  t'sn  er  siti, 

wid  hTSzez,  komonli,  on  bot  sjdz;  a  wa,  properli 

a  pavd  wa,  betwen  tCD  roz  ov  h'szez. 
Steeet-door,  Stret-dor,   n.    a  dor  opnig   intu 

de   stret.  [stret. 

Steeet-pacinq,  Stret-pas-ig,  a.  perambq,latig  ds 
Steeet-walkee,  Stret-wek-er,  71.  a.  komon  pros- 

titqt;  an  idler. 
Streetward,  Stret-ward, )   n.    {Eng.  law)    an 
Stretward,  Stret-ward,    \      ofiser  hcD  fermerli 

tuk  k<T,r  ov  de  strets. 
Steeight,  Strat,  a.  naro.     Se  {Strait.) 
Steeight,  Strat,  n.  a  naro  pasaj.       [hqmanbodi. 
Strelite,  Strel-jt,  n.  {Min.)  a  petrifakjon  ov  de 
Strelitz,  Strel-its,  n.  a  soljer  ov  de  anjent  Mds- 

kovjt  milija. 
Steelitzia,  Stre-lit-zi-a,  71.  {Bot.)  a  jenus  ov 

plants,  from  de  Kap  ov  Gud  Hop. 
Steength,  Stregt,  n.  de  aktiv  p-ser  ov  an  animal 
bodi;  de  pasiv  p'ser  ov  eni  bodi;  intelektyqal 
p'ser:  p'ser  ov  eni  kjnd:  miiskqlar  fors;  p'ser  ov 
endqrans  or  rezistans;  fors;  vigor;  fermnes;  dq- 
rabiliti;  tufnes;  hqrdnes ;  suport ;  mental  er 
moral    p'ser;   spirit;   animajon : — vigor  ov  rjtig; 


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n?rvu»  dikjon;  fore,  opiizd  tu  »«ftnf»,  in  rltip 

or  pontio;— potcnii  ov  likorz;— Irgul    fors;    vii- 

liditi;— qrmament;  militari  fors;— qrgi^mentatir 

fure. 
Stke.vothen,  Str^nt-en,  r.  t.  tu  mak  strop:  ^"^ 

koiitvnii;  tu  cstablij;  tu  animat;  tu  fortify;  tu 

iiivijiurut. 
Strenothkv,  Str^ot-en,  r.  t.  tu  (jro  stro^. 
yTRKNOTiiEXER,  Streot-on-cr,  n.  he  nr  dat  hwiq 

giv»  !<trei)t:--a  mcJi^in  datgivz  strt'ot. 
Stbexothknixo,  Str^o''"<"'-'0>  I'P'  "•    inaRrt'D 

jlri'nf:  luiikij)  !<triin.  [streflt. 

Stbe.notiikl  LNtss,  Strt'nt-ful-nes,  n.  fulnes  ov 
Stbk.nothlk.ss,  Stri>||t-li"',  a.  wimtij)  slri'ot:  wtk. 
Stresgthnkr,  Stri'jjt-Dcr,  n.  de  nam  az  utreyf- 

ettfr. 
Strk.vlocs,  Str6n-yti-u9,  a.  cgerli  presio;  urjent; 

?rneit;  vehement;  buld;  zclus. 
STREXL'OCSLy,  Strt'n-yq-us-li,  ad.    in  a    str^n- 

yiju-i  iiiitnvr:  urjcutli. 
StREXfOL'sxEss,  Str<*n-yq,-u3-nc?,  n.  At  stat  ov 

liriii  streiiynua. 
Strepext,  Slr6p-cnt,»  a.  ntfzi;  lisd.  [erus. 

Streperol's,  Str6p-er-us,  a.  lisd;  nffzi:  obiitrcp- 
STREiS,  Stres,    n.    important;   wat;  viulcns:  fors; 

Btran.  [kultiz. 

Stress,  Strcs,*  v.  t.  tu  distr^;  ta  put  tu  difi- 
Stretch,  Strcq,  r.  t.  tu  dro  ni  tu  a  grater  k'flt 

er  widt:  tu  lt'{)N?n:  tu  ckst^nd:  tu  spred  T»f:  lu 

ek-^pand:  tu  mak  lem;  tu  stran  or  furs  fqrder 

dun  iz  r|t. 
Stretch,  Streq,  r.  i.  tu  be  ckst«5nilcd,  loknli,  in- 

teldktyiiiili,  or  konsekwonjali;  tu  bi^r  ckiten/on; 

tu  rrq; — Jtu  sali  btyond  At  tniit. 
Stretch,  Strec,  «.  At  akt  ov  streqij);  de  stat  ov 

brio  stroijt;  cKstenJon;  rtq;  cfort;  strugl;  utmutst 

ekst«5nt  or  rtq. 
Stretcher,  Str^-cr,  n.  be  or  dat  hwiq  strcqcz; 

crii  tifl  yqzd  for  ekitcnjon; — a  bjrd  ynzd  in  bild- 

iy: — a  ruorz  fut-bord. 
Strew,  Stroo,  cr  Stru,  r.  /.  [i.  gfntxl,  ;>*.  strttiip, 

stroxl  irr  stWin;]  tu  spred   bj  beio  skatvrd  or  bj 

gkiitcrig;  tu  skater  lJk<li. 
SiREWixo,  Stnf)-i\),  or  Strii-ifl,    n.    de    akt  ov 

s(nt>io  or  skater! {). 
Stbewment,  Stnfj-tnent,*  n.  cni  tifl  strmd. 
Stri^,  Strj-e,  n.  /'l.  {Satural  hhUirij)  At  smol 

canelz  in  dr  Jelz  ov  koklz  and  .-ikolops. — {Arih.) 

filets,  or  raz,  dat  scparat  de  furoz  ov  flq,ted 

kolams. 
Striate,  Strj-at,         j  a.  formd  in  strje;  qaneld; 
Striated,  Strj-at-cd,  i       havijj   naro,   transv^rs 

strrkx  ptintiM  or  imprest  on  dr  "urfn.-i. 
Stricken,  Strik-n,    v.    from    i>tnk;    struk.    Se 

{Strikf.) 
Strickex,  Strik-n,  a.  aflikted;  fqr  gon;  adrdnst 

in  yen.     ['Antikwat^d.j 
Strickle,  Mrik-1,  n.  a  gtrjk  or  in»tr«)mcnt  for 

Icvelij)  n   mesur  ov  gran;— an   instroimcnt  for 

hwpti{)  .«idz:  a  rjfl. 
Strickler,  Strik-ler,  )    n.   an   instrument:— de 
Strickless.  .<tnk-Ic8,  i      ram  as  $trikl,  ttrjk,  or 

ttrirfl.     [Ixjkal,  Iggland.] 
Strict,  Strikt,  a.  egiakt;  akynrat;— rigorusli  nis; 

itvtr:  rigi>ru«:  not  mild;— konfjnd;  klos;  tens. 
Strictly,  Strikt-li,  ad.  in  a  strikt  mancr;  cg- 

(dktli:  klofli. 
Strictness,  Strikt-nc5,   n.   At   kwoliti  ov  brij) 

strikt:  epiaktnes;  riguru«  akyqrasi;  feveriti;  rig- 
or: klu>.<iie,<«. 
SiRicTLRE,  Strikt-yrir.  n.  a  strok:  a  toq:  a  mqrk: 

— a    kritikal   rrm^rk:  animadvi;r/on;  sen/nr; — a 

sljt  tuc;  or  kriti^izm  ujxin  a  subjekt.- (J/cJ.)  a 

ni 'rl)iil  kontrakjon,  and  k6n!>ekwent  klojqr. 
Stride,  Strid,  n.  At  akt  ov  wun  hoi  sHrjciz;  a  log 

8t«p;  a  wjd  divarikajun  ov  de  legi;  a  stradl. 


Stride,  Str|<l,  r.  i.  [i.  strod  or  itrid,  p».  stridljj, 
stridn  or  sirid:)  tu  wok  wid  log  sUps;  tu  stand 
wid  de  legz  fqr  from  eq  uder;  tu  stradl. 

Stride,  .Strjd,  r.  t.  tu  pas  bj  log  stei«<. 

Stridor,  Strj-dor,  n.  [L.]  a  kwik,  lud  n<rt;  a 
kreki(). 

Stuidulous,  Strid-yq-lu«,  a.  makig  a  smol  n«; 
hi.sijj;   krekig;    qalerio. 

Strike,  Strjf,  n.  kontenjon:  disen/on;  kworel; 
ki.ntrarJFti;  kontcst;  di.<kord;  litiga/on. 

.Stri(;mext,  Strig-ment,*  n.  skrapio:  r(?krrment, 

STRKioSE,  Strj-giii,  a.  i/Jot.)  kuverd  wid  stif, 
unt'kwal  hiirz. 

Strike,  Strjk.  r.  t.  [i.  struk,  p».  strjkio,  stmk 
or  sinkn\--ttrikn  iz  nerli  6bsulet;]  tu  akt  up6n 
bj  a  blu;  tu  bit  wid  a  blu;  tu  bet;  tu  puuij;  ta 
aflikt;— tu  daj;  tu  tro  bj  a  kwik  mujon;— tu 
notif  j  bj  sund;— tu  stamp;  tu  impr^s;— tu  kon- 
trakt;  tu  loer  or  tak  d^Jn,  az  a  sal,  tent,  or  flag; 
— tu  al^rm;— tu  nwk,  az  q  bqrgen;  tu  prodqs 
bj  a  sudeii  akjon;  tu  afekt  sudenli  in  cni  par- 
tikyqlar  maner:  tu  koz  tu  sTsnd  bj  bloz;— tu 
forj;  tu  mint.  Tu  etrjk  uf,  tu  eras;  tu  separat 
bj  a  bio;— tu  print.  Tu  Itrik  st,  tu  prodt'is  bj 
kolijon:  tu  blot;  tu  cfas; — tu  brifl  tu  Ijt;  tu 
form  at  wuns. 

Strike.  Strjk,  r.  i.  tu  mak  a  blo;  tu  koljd;  tu 
klaj;  tu  akt  bj  rcpcted  perku/on;  tu  Sisnd; — tu 
mak  an  atak;  tu  akt  bj  eksternal  influks;  tu 
STind  wid  bluz;— tu  be  dajt;  tu  be  stranded;  tu 
pas  wid  a  kwik  orstroj)  ef6kt; — tu  pa  homaj.ai 
bj  loorifl  de  sal:— tu  be  put  bj  sum  sudcn  akt 
or  mcjjon  intu  cni  stat;  tu  brak  fort; — tu  ses 
from  wurk,  az  a  bixli  ov  laboren,  in  order  tu  get 
an  inkres  ov  wajcz. 

Strike,  Strjk,  n.  a  drj  mejqrovkapasiti;  abujcl; 
— an  instniiment  wid  a  strat  ej  for  levelig  a 
mesi^r,  az  ov  gran;  a  strikl;— a  suden  scsajon 
from  wurk,  az  ov  a  bodi  ov  hjrd  laborer*,  in  or- 
der tu  get  an  inkres  ov  Ai\t  wajez.— (J//n.)  de 
direk/on  or  b^rifl  ov  strata. 

Strikeblock,  Strjk-blok,  n.  a  plan  Jorter  dan 
de  jtTiiter,  yn,zd  for  de  /ctttin  ov  a  Jort  jernt. 

Stiuker,  Strjk -cr,  n.  he  or  dat  hwicj  strjks. 

Striking,  Strjk-ifl,  a.  af^ktitj;  surprjzifl;  wun- 
derful.  Sfrikiij  Ji^itantl,  At  distans  at  hwiq  de 
elektrik  fliiij  wil  jkis  awa  wid  a  Jok. 

Strikixoly,  Strjk-io-li,  ad.  so  az  tu  af<Skt  or 
sarprjz.  [ip  or  surprjzig. 

Strikingness,  Strik-io-ncs,  n.  de  p'ser  ov  afikt- 

String,  Strifl,  n.  a  slender  rup:  a  smol  kord;  a 
Iqrj  tred;  a  Ijn;  a  ribon:  a  tred  on  hwiq  meni  tigs 
qr  f jld;  a  kord  ov  a  mqzikal  instrotment;  a  fjber; 
a  nfrv:  a  tendon;  de  Ijn  ov  At  bo;— eni  set  ov 
tigi  f  jld;  eni  konkatenajon  or  seriez;  az,  a  itrig 
ov  propozi/onz.  T\j  har  tat  ttriijz  tu  de  ho,  tu 
hav  tin  vqz  or  tJ)  ckspedient^;  tu  hav  dubl  ad- 
vdntaj  or  dabl  sckqriti.  ^'triu-kort,  a  projektig 
Ijn  ov  masonri  on  de  fas  ov  a  wol. 

String,  Strip,  r.  /.  [i.  strug,;>«.  strigig,  strug  or 
strigd; — ttriijd  iz  litl  yqzd  eks^pt  az  an  adjektiv;! 
tu  fumij  wid  strinz: — tu  put  in  tqn; — tu  fjl 
on  a  strig:— tu  mak  tens;— tu  dcprjv  ov  strigr. 

Stringed,  Strigd,  a.  ha\-ig  strigz;  fumijt  wid 
strigz. 

Stringent,  Strin-jent,  a.  bjndig;  kontraktig; 
tens;  dron  tjt:  sever;  rijid.  [mancr. 

Stringently,  Strin-jent-li,   ad.    in   a    strinjent 

Stringer,  Strig-er,  n.  wun  hio  strigz. 

Stringhalt,  .Strig-holt,  n.  a  sudcn  twiqin  and 
sna^in  up  ov  de  bjndcr  leg  ov  a  bors:  kolJ  oUo 
*/»-ij)holt.  [strigi. 

Strinoiness,  Strig-i-nc?,  n.  At  kwoliti  ov  beig 

."*TRIXGL>_S8,  Slrig-lcs,  a.  havig  no  strigi. 

Stringy,  Slrig-i,  a.  ful  ov  strigz;  fjbrus;  kon- 
si^tig  ov  strigi;  filam^ntus. 


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Strip,  Strip,  v.  t.  ta  mak  naked;  tia.  dsprjv  ov 
kuveriij; — tia  dspriv;  tu  divest;  tia.  rob;  tui  plun- 
der; tu  pilaj;  az,  "a'tef  stnpt  At  h-ss;"— tu  pel: 
ta  dskertikat;  tia  deprjv  ov  el;  tia  kast  of; — tu 
dre  de  after-milkii)z  ov  k-sz. 

Strip,  Strip,  v.  i.  tm  tak  of  ds  kuverig  er  klcadz. 

Strip,  Strip,  n.  a  naro  Jred;  a  slip;  a  loi),  naro 
pes. 

Stripe,  Strjp,  r.  t.  tu  variegat  wid  Ijnz  ov  dif- 
erent  kulorz; — tu  bst;  tu  laj. 

Stripe,  Strjp,  n.  a  naro  divigon  er  Ijn;  a  kulord 
Ijn  er  naro  spas;  a  strek;  a  hwel;  diskulorajon 
mad  bj  a  laj  er  bio;  a  bio;  a  laj.  [strsks. 

Striped*,  Strip-ed,  a.  havii)  strjps,  kulord  Ijnz,  er 

Stripling,  Strip-lig,t  n.  a  ycot;  a  yug  person 
not  fuli  gron. 

Stripper,  Strip-er,  n.  wun  h*  strips. 

Strippings,  Strip-igz,  n.  pi.  &z  last  milk  takn 
from  a  k?. 

Stritchel,  Striq-el,  n.  a  strikl.    Ss  {Stnchle.} 

Strive,  Strjv,  t.  i.  [i.  strov,  ps.  strjvii),  strivn;] 
tu  strugl;  tu  labor;  tu  mak  an  efort;  tu  kon- 
test;  tu  kontend;  tu  vj;  tu  am;  tu  endevor; 
tu  trj. 

Striver,  Strjv-er,  n.  wun  hcD  strjvz  er  kontendz. 

Striving,  Strjv-ir),  n.  kontest;  strugl;  endevor. 

Strivixgly,  Strjv-ig-li,  ad.  wid  strugl;  wid 
kontest. 

Strix,  Striks,  n.  [Z.]  a  qanel  in  a  flq,ted  pilar. — 
(  Ondth.)  a  jenus  ov  berdz;  ds  hernd  'sl. 

Strobile,  Strob-il,  n.  {Bot.}  ds  frcbt  er  kon  ov 
&£  fer-tre; — a  perikcirp  mad  up  ov  skalz  dat  Ij 
over  eg  uder.  [glas-makerz. 

Strokal,  Stro-kal,   n.    an  instrcoment  yq,zd  bj 

Stroke,  Strok,  n.  [&z  old  preterit  ov  strik;]  At 
akt  ov  wun  hcD  strjks;  a  bio;  a  nok;  a  suden 
efekt;  aflikjou; — de  s'snd  ov  Az  klok; — At  tug  ov 
a  pensil; — a  lia  or  loi)  mqrk;  a  tug; — a  masterli 
efort;  p'ser;  ef ikasi; — operajon  er  ssriez  ov  eforts; 
az,  a  giad  st/Tok  ov  biznes. 

Stroke,  Strok,  v.  t.  tu  rub  jentli  in  wun  direk- 
Jon  wid  de  hand;  tu  mak  smrod;  tu  sood. 

Stroker,  Strok-er,  n.  wun  hcD  stroks  er  rubz 
jentli  wid  de  hand. 

Stroking,  Strok-ii),  n.  At  akt  ov  rubiij  jentli 
wid  de  hand.  [a  k-s;  stripiijz. 

Strokings,  Strok-igz,  n.  pi.  de   last   milkiij  ov 

Stroll,  Strol,  v.  i.  tu  wonder;  tu  rambl;  tu  rov 
jdli;  tu  rom. 

Stroll,  Strol,  n.  a.  rambl;  de  akt  ov  rovii)  ab-st. 

Stroller,  Strol-er,  n.  a  vagrant;  a  wonderer;  a 
vagabond. 

Strolling,  Strol-ii),  pp.  a.  wonderiij;  roviij 
from  plas  tu  plas.  [a  snal. 

Strombus,  Strom-bus,  n.  [Z.]  a  yt^nivalv  Jel-fiJ; 

Strong,  Stror),  a.  haviij  streijt:  vigorus;  forsful; 
fortifjd;  seki^r  from  atak;  p-serful;  mjti;  supljd 
wid  forsez;  az,  a  t^'zand  ^i/'r-j;/— forsibi;  hal: 
helti;  robdst;  st-st;  miisktilar;  ef  ikajus:— qrdent; 
eger;  pozitiy;  zelus;— ful;  havii)  eni  kwolitiz  in 
a  grat  degre;  aktii]  forsibli  on  de  mind  er  imaji- 
najon;— afektijj  de  sit  forsibli;— potent;  iutoks- 

*  ikati});— havii)  a  dep  tiijktyixr;  afektiij  de  tast 
forsibli;  afektiij  de  smol  p-serfuli;— furnijt  wid 
abilitiz  fer  eni  tiij;  valid;  konfermd;— violent; 
vehement;— kojcnt;  konkhxsiv;  abl;  ferm:"  kom- 
pakt;— forsibli  eksprest  or  ritn;  komprjzii)  muq 
menir)  in  fq,  wurdz.  [bak. 

Strong-backed,  Str6i}-bakt,    a.   havii)  a  stroij 

Strong-fisted,  Stroij-fist-ed,  a.   stroij-handed. 

Strong-hand,  Stroij-hand,  n.  fors;  stroijt;  vjo- 
lens. 

Strong-handed,  Strog-hand-ed,  a.  haviij  stror) 
handz;  havig  a  strog  suport.  [fortres. 

Strong-hold,  Stroij-hold,  n.  a  plas  ov  stregt;  a 

Strongish,  Stroij-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  slrog. 


Strongly,  Strop-li,  ad.    wid    streijt;    p-serfuli; 

forsibli.  [nijnd;  sensibl. 

Strong-minded,  Strog-mjnd-ed,  a.  havii)  a  strog 
Strong-ribbed,  Stroij-ribd,  a.  havii)  strog  ribz. 
Strong-set,  Strog-set,  a.  fermli  kompakted. 
Strong-smelling,  Strog-smel-ig,  a.  havigastrog 

sent  er  smel. 
Strong-water,  Str6g-we-ter,  n.   distild  spirits. 
Strontia,  Stron-Ji-Q,  n.  {Min.}  a  hwjt  ert,  kon- 

tand  in  a  mineral  fynd  at  Stronjian,  in  Skotland. 

It  iz  an  oksid  ov  stronjium,  its  metiUik  bas. 
Strontian,  Stron-Ji-an,  7i.  stronjia. 
Strontianite,  Stron-Ji-an-jt,  n.    {Mi/i.}    natir 

kqrbouat  ov  stronjia. 
Strontites,  Stron-tj-tez,  n.  {Min.}  stronjia.   Se 

{Strontia.}  [tanig,  stronjia. 

Strontitic,  Stron-tit-ik,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  kon- 
Strontium,  Stron-Ji-um,  n.  {Min!}  a  pekn,lyar 

metal,  beig  a  kqrbonat  er  sulfat  ov  stronjia,  and 

fermig  de  met;ilik  bas  ov  stronjia. 
Strop,  Strop,  n.  {Saut.}  a  pes  ov  rop  spljst  intu 

a  serki],lar  ret,  er  suri5ndii)  a  blok; — a  leder  on 

hwig  a  razor  iz  Jqrpnd; — ofn  ritn  {strap.} 
Strop,  Strop,  r.  t.  tu  Jqrpn  wid  a  strop;  tu  strap. 
Strophe,  Stro-fc,  n.  a  divijon  ov  a  Grek  koral 

od,  anserig  tu  a  stanza.  [strofez. 

vStrophic,  Strof-ik,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  konsistig  ov, 
Strophiolate,  Strof-i-o-lat,  a.  {But.}  havig  litl 

fuggus  ckskrescnsez  sur-SHdig  ds  hjlum. 
Strophiolated,  Strof-i-o-lat-ed,  a.  {Bot.}  strof- 

iolat. 
Strophulus,  Str6f-yq,-lus,  n.   [Z.]   {3fed.}    an 

erupjon  ov  pimplz  on  At  skin,  peki^lyar  tu  in- 
fants; red-gum.  [a  rop  er  kabl. 
Stroud,  Strisd,  n.  {S'avt.)  a  twist  at  de  end  or 
Strove,  Strov,  i.  from  Sfrjv.    Se  {Strive.} 
Strow,  Stro,  v.  t.  \i.  strod,  ps.  stroig,  strod  er 

stron;]  tu  spred;  tu  spred  bj  skaterig;  tu  bs- 

sprigkl;  tu  skater;  tu  tro  at  random;  tu  stroo. 
Strowl,  Strol,  r.  i.    Ss  {Stroll.} 
Struck,  Struk,  i.  and/),  from  Strik.  Se  {Strike.} 
Structural,  Stru.kt-yi],-ral,  a.  relatig  tu  strukt- 

yqr. 
Structure,  Stnikt-yTq,r,  n.   At  akt  ov  bildig; — 

maner  ov  bildig;  ferm;  mak; — a  fabrik;  an  edi- 

fis;  a  bildig. 

Itrode,'  iS:  \  -  ^  ^'^^  '^  ^--^^iB  -^'V'z;  a  stud. 
Struggle,  Strug-1,  r.  i.  tu  labor;  tu  akt  wid 

efort:  tu  strjv;  tu  kontend;  tu  kontest;  tu  labor 

in  difikultiz,  or  in  distres. 
Struggle,  Strng-1,  n.  At  akt  ov  struglig;  labors 

efort;  kontest. 
Struggler,   Strug-lcr,    n.    wun   hcD  struglz;    a 

strjver.  [kontendig. 

Struggling,  Striig-lig,  n.  At  akt  ov  strjvig  er 
Strull,  Strul,  n.  a  bqr  so  plast  az  tia  rezist  wat. 
Struma,   Strcb-ma,  n,.   [Z.]    {3Ied.}    an  enlqrjd 

gland;  skr6fyi|la. — {Bot.)  a  swelig  er  dilatajon 

in  levz  or  mosez.  [striDmus. 

Strumose,  Str<i)-m6s,  a.  {Bot.}  havig  wenz; — 
Strumous,    StrA-mus,    a.    havig   swelig    in   de 

glandz;  skr6fyii,lus;  stiwmos. 
Strumpet,  Striim-pet,  n.  a.  prostiti^t;  a  hqrlot. 
Strumpet,  Strdm-pet,  a.  Ijk  a  strumpet;  fels;  in- 

koustunt.  [instrcDment. 

Stkumstrum,  Striim-strum,  n.  a  nerzi,  mi\zikal 
Strung,  Strug,  i.  and  /*.  from  Stritj.  Se  {String.) 
Strut,  Strut,  r.  i.  tu  wek  wid  afekted  digniti; 

tu  swel  wid  statlines;  tu  swel;  tu  proti^berat. 
Strut,  Strut,  n.  an  afektajon  ov  statlines  in  wek- 

ig. — {Arch.}   a  pes  ov  timber  plast  uprjt  fer 

suport.  [blig,  de  ostriq. 

Struthious,  Strdi-ti-us,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  rezem- 
Strutter,  Strut-er,  n.  wun  lut)  struts; — a  brager. 
Strutting,  Stnit-ig,  n.  At  akt  tv  wun  dat  struts. 


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ruL'TTixoLY,  Strdt-ij)-li,  ad.  wid  a  strut;  vqnt- 

SritvciixiA,  Strik-ni-u,  n.  a  p^znus  iilkaljn  sub- 

olaiis,  I'ksiriikteJ  from  de  {UrijchiuH  tiux  ctmii- 

ca;)  Btrikiijii.-   {H-t.)  a  kjiid  ov  nitjad. 
Strychsic.  Strik-iiik,   a.   {C'/um.)  upljd   tu  an 

a^id  «.-);zi.-itit)  in  ytriknia. 
Stbycmmne,    Strik-nin,    n.    (.Ved.)    nn   nlkal|n 

priiisipl,   solid,   kri8tal|n,    bitor,    inodoru.s,   and 

ck^'csivli  p9zuu:ij  obtiind  from  de  {tlnjchuoe  nux 

Tuinka.) 
Stub,  Stub,  n.  a  tik,  Jort  stok,  left  hwen  de  rest 

ii  kat  of;  a  i^mol  ^tump;  a  log;  u  blok. 
Stub,  Stub,   c.  t.   tu  lurs  up;  tu  t-ksternat;  tu 

grub  up;— [tu  str^k  ugenst,  az  de  tioz.    \  .  S.] 
Stubbed,  Stiib-cd,  a,   trdgknted;  Jort  and  tik; 

hqrdi;   8ttit. 
Stubbkdness,  Stiib-ed-ne,«,  ».   de  stat  ov  beij) 

titubod,  Jort,  tik,  and  tru|)kated. 
Stubble,   Stiib-I,   n.   de  stoks  ov  kom  or  gran 

k'ft  l){  de  repcr. 
Stubbled,  Stiib-ld,  a.  kuvcrd  wid  stubl.     [stubl. 
Stubble-goose,  Stiib-l-ga>s,  n.  a  gow  fed  amii|] 
Stubborn,  Siiib-orn,  a.  obstinat:  infieksibl;  hcd- 

struy:    kunt<imnjus;  wilful;  unyi-ldig;  pcnii^itig; 

stif;  not  ptiubl;  hcirdi;  hqrj;  rugfd. 
Stubbornly,  Stiib-orn-li,  a</.  in  a  stuborn  man- 

cr:  ob^tiufitli. 
Stubbobsness,  Stiib-orn-nes,  n.   de   kwoliti  ov 

btifl  stuborn;  ubstinasi.  [stubed. 

Stubby,  Stiib-i,   a.  ful  ov  stubz;  Jort  and  tik: 
Stub-mortise,  Stiib-mor-tis,  n.  {Arch.)  a  mortis 

dat  dus  not  j)as  trtO  de  timber  uiortist.  [nal. 

Stubxail,  Stiib-nal,  «.  a  nal  brakn  of;  a  Jort,  tik 
Stucco,  Stiik-u,  n.  a  kind  ov  piaster,  uiortur,  or 

kuikiireus  scmeut,  >'q,zd  for  lai{)  on  de  s^urfas  uv 

bildinz,  i&s. 
Stucco,  Stiik-o,  v.  t.  tu  averla  wid  stuko;  tu 

plaster  wolz  wid  .stuko. 
Stuck,  Stuk,  i.  and  /».  from  Stik.     Se  {Stick.) 
Stuckle,  Stiik-1,  n.  a  hep  ov  Jevz:  a  stook. 
Stud,  Stud,  «.  a  pes  ov  timber  inserted  in  a  sil 

tu  supurt  Q  bem;  a  post;  a  stak;  a  prop;— a  nal 

wid  a  Iqrj  bed  for  ornament;  an  oruumeutal  nob; 

— Q  kolekjon  ov  bri'dij)  hursez  and  m:\rz. 
Stud,  Siud,  r.  I.  tu  adorn  wid  studz  or  nobz. 
Studding-sail,  Siiid-iu-sal,  n.  {2s'aut.)  a  naro 

sal  bcjund  de  skert  ov  a  skwqr  sal,  set  hwen  de 

wind  iz  Ijt; — kold  olso  tstrriij-sal. 
Student,  Sti'i-dent,  n.  wun  devoted  tu  studi;  a 

member  ov  u  litcrari  sominari;  a  skolur. 
Studentsuip,  Sti'i-dcnt-Jip,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  stu- 
dent, [jon. 
Stud-uoese,  Stiid-hors,  n.  a  bredig-hers;  a  stal- 
Studied,  Stud-id,  a.  lorncd;   kwolifid  bj  studi; 

premeditated;  prcsjs;  formal. 
Studiedly,  Stdd-id-li,  aJ.  in  u  studid  mancr. 
Studieb.  Stiid-i-cr,  n.  wun  b*  studiz;  a  student. 
Studio,  Sn'i-di-o,  n.  [Jt.]  an  qrtista  wurkjop  or 

studi. 
Studious,  Sti'i-di-us,  a.  devoted  tu  studi,  buks, 

or  Ivmio;  dilijent;  biii;  at^otiv  tu;  k!\rful:  kon- 

tcmplativ.  [er;  k^^rfuli. 

Studiously,  Stt\-di-us-li,  ad.  in  a  stiiilius  man- 
Studiou.snkss,  Sti'i-di-us-nca,   n.   de  kwoliti   r)v 

brio  stqdius.  [studx. 

Studwobk,   Stdd-wurk,  n.    a   wol   bilt  bctwen 
Study,  Stiid-i,  n.  aplikajon  nv  de  m^nd  tu  buks 

and  Ivrnig;  kontinyi^d  atenjon   tu  cni  subjekt; 

dep  kojitnjon;  atenjon:  meditnjon:— eni  kjnd  ov 

l^rni)):  subjekt  ov  atenjon;-  an  ai>qrtment  apru- 

priated    tu    studi    or   litcmri    cmpl»mcnt;-  de 

skrqt  (deaz  ov  a  ]iantcr  not  rot  intu  a  hul. 
Study,  Studi,  c.  i.    tu  aplj  de  mjnd;   tu  tick 

klosli;  tu  meditat;  tu  reflekt:  tu  mqz:  tu  cn- 

ddror  dilijentli. 
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Study,  .Stdd-i,  r.  t.  tu  aplj  de  m[nd  tu;  tu  kon- 

sideratentivli;  tu  sere  intu;  tu  l^rn  b]  aplikajon. 
Stuka,  SiJj-fu,  n.  [/<.]  a  jet  or  stem  iJnij)  from 

a  fiJur  in  de  9rti. 
Stufk,  Stuf,  /(.   a  mas,  inddfinitli;  mater,  apljd 

tu    numberles    ti|)z;   materinlz  -st  ov  hwi(j  eni 

tin  iz  mnd:  furnitiir;  gudz:     dat  hwi<^  filz  cni 

tio;— Q  mikstynr  or  meilisin;— klot  or  tekstynr 

ov  eni  kjnd,  but  espejali  suq   wulen  klodz,  ov 

sljt  teksiyqr,  az  qr  yqzd  for  Ijniuz. 
Stufk,  Stuf,  r.  t.  tu  lil  wid  stuf;  tu  fil  veri  ful; 

tu  fil  tu  untzines;  tu  trust  intu  eni  tiy;  tu  fil 

b{  beig  ]>ut  intu  eni  tij):  tu  swel   xt  1>|  putig 

sumtiy  in;  tu  form  bj  stufig:  tu  fil  wid  sumtig 

improper  or  sqperfhius:  tu  obstrukt,  az  an  organ 

ov  sens; — tu  fil  met  wid  sututig  ov  b^rclij. 
Stuff,  Stuf,  r.  i.  tu  fed  glutnusli. 
Stuffing,  .*^tuf-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov   filig;— dat  bj 

hwicj  eni  tig  iz  fild; — relijig   ingredients   put 

intu  met. 
.Stuffy,   Stuf-i,   a.    {Satlund)    stut;  mctlsum; 

rezulq,!. — Jaggri  or  suiki;  obstinat.     [V.  S.] 
Stulm,  Stulm,  /(.  a  Jaft  tu  dro  woter  Tit  ov  a  mjn. 
Stultify,  Stul-ti-fi,  r.  t.  tu  mak  er  pnDv  foilij 

or  v<fd  ov  understandig. 
Stultiloquence,  Stul-til-o-kwcns,  n.  fmlij  tok. 
STULTiLOyuY,  Stul-til-o-kwi,  n.  fiDliJ  tok  or  dis- 

k(Srs:  stultilukwcns. 
Stum,  .Stum,  u.  unfermdnted  jq,s  ov  de  grap  hweu 

it  haz  bin  several  tjmz  rakt  of  and  t^eparated 

from  de  sediment;  must;  nq,  wjn  yi^zd  tu  f^r- 

m6nt  vapid  wjiiz. 
Stum,  Stum,  r.  t.  tu  rentj,  win  bj  miksig  stum; 

tu  fqm  wid  burnig  sulfur,  az  a  ka.-k. 
Stumble,  Stiini-bl,  r.  i.  tu  trip  or  fol  in  wokig; 

tu  slip:  tu  er:  tu  strjk  agdnst,  or  Ijt  on,  bj  qans. 
Stumble,  Stdm-bl,  r.  t.  tu  obstrukt  in  progres; 

tu  konf'snd. 
Stumble,  Stum-bl,  n.  a  trip  in  wokig:  a  blunder: 

a  falyqr. 
Stumblee,  Stum-blcr,  n.  wun  boo  stumblz. 
Stumblinoblock,  Stum-blig-blok,  |    n.    sumtig 
Stumblingstone,  Stum-blig-ston,  i      dat  kozez 

stuuiblig;  koz  ov  eror;  koz  ov  ofens. 
Stumblingly-,  Stum-blig-li,  ad.  wid  falyT^r:  wid 

blunder. 
Stump,  Stump,  n.  de  piqrt  ov  cni  solid  bodi  rt- 

luanig  after  de  rest  iz  tnkn  awii:  stub  ov  a  tre, 

is.;— ty  /.  legz;  az,  "  Stor  yitir  fl'unjs."     Stump- 

«/'fy,  a  speq  mad  from  a  stump  or  udcr  clevajon; 

— a  self-elekjoncrig  sprq.    [\  .  S.] 
Stump,  Stum^^  ;•.  t.  tu  lop;—  [+;tu  qalenj.  Y.  S.] 

7'u  tiump  it,  or  tu  tak  de  ttumj>,  a  kant  frai 

siguifjig  tu  mak  elekjonerig  spe^ez  in  favor  ov 

wunz  self.    [Lokal,  \  .  S.] 
Stump,   Stump.t    ''.  »'.    tu   wok  ab'Kt  hevili   or 

klumzili,  or  l|k  a  kl'xn. 
Stumpage,  Stiimp-aj,  n.  timber  in  trrz  standig. 

I(i  tvrm  in  yiis  amug  de   delerz  in  timber  in 

Sinn,  Y.  S.l 
Stumper,  Stiimp-er,  n.  wunbi&stumps; — a  boater. 
Stumpy,  .^tdmp-i,  a.  ful  ov  stumps;  hqrd;  strog; 

— Jort;  stubi. 
Stun,  Stun,  v.  t.  tu  konf'snd  or  dizi  wid  nffz;  tu 

mak  senslcs  or  dizi  wid  a  bio. 
Stung,  Stug,  i.  and  p.   from  Stin.    Sc  {Stina.\ 
Stunk,  Stugk,  i.  and/-,  from  Stiijk.    Se  <cVin*.) 
Stunt,  Stunt,   r.  i.    tu   hinder  from  grot.     Sc 

{Stint.) 
Stunt,  Stunt,  n.  a  <;ek  in  grot;  a  stunted  animal. 
Stuntedness,  Stdnt-ed-nes,   n.   At  stat  ov  beig 

stunted. 
Stupe,  Stqp,  n.  kid  or  finks  dij't  in  worm  mMi- 

kunients,  and  apljd  tu  a  hurt  or  sur. 
Stupk,  Smp.  r.  /.  tu  fumdnt;  tu  dn-s  wid  sti^^s- 
STurx,  Slijp,!  n.  a  sti^pid  or  fOiliJ  jiorson. 


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Stupefaction,  Stti,-p8-fak-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
sti'ipefjii);  rts  stat  ov  btig  sti^pefjd;  insensibiliti. 
diilnes:  stiipiditi. 

Stupefactiv?;,  Stix-pg-fak-tiv,  a.  kezii)  insensi- 
biliti: narkotik:  opiat. 

Stupefactive,  Sti|-pE-fak-tiv,  w.  an  opiat. 

Stupefiedness,  Sti\-p£-fjd-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 
beiij  sti'ipEfid.  [fjz. 

Stupefieu,  8tq-pE-fj-er,  n.  hz  er  dat  hwiq  stiipe- 

Stupefy,  Stvi,-pe-fj,  r.  t.  tu  mak  stiipid:  tu  ds- 
prjv  i,v  sensibiliti:  tu  dul.  [iij;  astonijiij. 

Stupendous,  Stq-pen-dus,  a.  wunderful:  amaz- 

Stupendously,  Stii-pen-dus-li,  ad.  in  a  stx|pen- 
dus  or  wunderful  maner.  [fulncs. 

Stupesdousness,   Stii-pen-dus-nes,   n.   wiinder- 

Stupid,  8tii-pid,  a.  dul;  wontii)  sens  er  sensibil- 
iti; wontig  aprehenjon;  hevi;  slugij;  doltij; 
sensles. 

Stupidity^,  Stix-pid-i-ti,  n.  &e  stat  ov  beig  stu- 
pid; dulnes:  hevines  ov  mind;  slugijnes  ov  un- 
derstandii).  [li. 

Stupidly,  Sti\-pid-li,  ad.  in  a  stq,pid  maner;  dul- 

Stupidxess,  8tq,-pid-nes,  n.  dulnes;  stn,piditi. 

Stupor,  Sii|-por,  n.  [L.]  suspenjon,  or  grat  dim- 
iuHJ'un,  ov  sensibiliti;  numnes;  astonijinent. 

Stupose,  Sti],-pc)S,  a.  {Hot.)  havig  a  tuft  ov  hs^rz. 

Stupeatiox,  St^-pra-Jon,*  n.  rap;  vjolajon;  kon- 
stiiprajon. 

Stuedily,  Stiir-di-li,  ad.  in  a  sturdi  maner: 
stTStli;  bqrdili;  rezcahxtli.  [di;  stutnes. 

Sturdiness,  Stdr-di-nes,  n.  de  stat  or  bsii)  stur- 

Stuedy,  Stiir-di,  a.  bqrdi;  st3t;  brootal;  obstinat; 
strwj;  rCuibu^-t:  ferm;  stif.  [fij. 

Sturgeon,  Stiir-jon,  n.  a  Iqrj,  etabl,  kqrtilajinus 

Sturjoxian,  Stq,-ri-6-ni-a.n,  n.  {Ick.}  a  kqrtil- 
fijinus  fiJ:  de  sturjon. 

Sturk,  Sturk,  n.  a  yugokserhefer.  [Lokal,  Igg.] 

Stutter,  Stiit-er,  v.  i.  tu  spek  wid  hezitajon; 
tu  stamer.  [erer. 

Stutter,  Stut-er,  n.  hezitajon  in  speq; — *a  stut- 

Stutteree,  Stiit-er-er,  n.  wun  hcD  stuterz;  a 
stamerer. 

Stuttering,  Stut-er-ig,  71.  de  akt  ov  wun  hoD 
stuterz;  stamerig.  Upeq- 

Stutteeixgly,  Stiit-er-ig-li,   ad.   wid   stamerig 

Sty,  Stj,  n.  a  pen  for  swjn;  a  plas  literali  or  mor- 
ali  filti.— (i/erf.)  a  litl'berl  er  tq,mor  on  de  ej  ov 
de  jlid. 

Sty,  Stj,  V.  t.  tu  Jut  up  in  a  stj.  [valyq. 

Styca,  Stj-ka,  n.  a  koper  Sakson  kern  ov  de  locst 

Stygian,  8tij-i-an,  a.  pertanig  tu  hel,  er  tu 
Stiks,  wun  ov  de  pcoetikal  riverz  ov  liel;  infer- 
nal; helij. 

Stylagalmaic,  Stj-la-gil-ma-ik,  a.  {Arch.) 
apljd  tu  figyT\,rz  hwiq  perferm  de  ofis  ov 
kolumz. 

Stylar,  Stj-lar,  a.  relatig  tu  de  stjl  ov  a  dial. 

Style,  Stjl,  n.  an  anjent  pen  or  pensil,  yqzd  fer 
ritnj  on  wakst  tablets;— de  distigktiv  maner  ov 
rjtig  hwiq  belogz  tu  a  rjter  er  an  etcr;— mod 
ov  tigkig,  spekig,  aktig,  sigig,  bildig,  er  ov  per- 
fermig  eni  qrt;— mod  or  maner  ov  adresig  a 
person;  tjtl;  apelajon;— eni  tig  wid  a  Jqrp  pffnt, 
az  a  graver;— de  pin  er  nomon  ov  a  dial.— (/^o^.) 
de  stok  ov  El(jggaJon  ov  de  ovarium"  hwiq  sup- 
(&rts  de  stigma.— (67i?v«.)  maner  ov  reknig  tim; 
az,  cjU  dil  and  mi  dil.  Uld  ttiU  de  mod'ov 
reknig  tjiu  anterior  tu  de  reformajon  ov  de 
kalendar  bj  Top  Gregori  XIII.,  in  1582.  A\ 
stil,  de  mod  ov  reknig  adopted  sins,  and  ns  in 
jxis.—{Lmv}  mod  ov  prosedig  in  a  kort  ov  le. 

Style,  Stjl,  v.  t.  tu  denomlnat;  tu  eutjtl;  tu 
designat;  tu  kol;  tu  term;  tu  nam. 

Stylet,  Stj-lct,  n.  a  smol  dager;  a  stileto.     [stjl. 

Stylifohm,  Sti-li-form,  a.   havig  de  form  ov  "a 

Stylisu,  Stjl-ij,t  a.  modij;  Joi;  finikal;  fajonabl. 


Stylistic,  Sti-lis-tik,  n.  de  ({tt  ov  fermig  a  gud 
stjl  in  rjtig;  a  tretiz  on  stjl. 

Stylite,  Stj-ljt,  n.  wun  ov  a  klas  ov  anjent  ag- 
korjts,  h(X>  tuk  up  dqr  abodz  on  de  tops  ov  kol- 
umz, in  Sjipt  and  Siria. 

Stylobate,  8ti-lo-bat,  n.  {Arch.}  an  uninter- 
upted  bas  belo  a  ranj  ov  kolumz  er  pilarz. 

Stylographic,  Stj-lo-graf-ik,  j    a.    relatig 

Stylographical,  Stj-lo-graf-i-kal,  i  tu  stj- 
lografi. 

Stvlography',  Stj-16g-ra-fi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  rjtig 
wid  a  stjl; — a  nam  givn  tu  a  nq  metod  ov  en- 
gravig  or  droig,  invented  bj  Mr.  J.  C.  Krosman, 
perfermd  bj  de  yqs  ov  a  stjl  on  a  tablet. 

Styloid,  8tj-lerd,  a.  {Anat.}  rezemblig  a  stjl  er 
pen;  notig  ten  bonz  in  de  fut  ov  a  hors. 

Styptic,  Snp-tik,  71,.  {Med.}  a  remedi  tu  qek  de 
flo  ov  blud,  er  hemoraj;  an  astrinjent  medisin. 

Styptic,  Stip-tik,  /    a.  dat  stops  bledig;  as- 

Styptical,  8tip-ti-kal,  j        trinjent. 

Styrax,  8tj-raks,  71.  de  jqs  ov  an  Arabian  tre. 

Stythy,  8tit-i,  V.  t.    Se  {Stithy.}  [snabl. 

Suability,  Six-a-bil-i-ti,  n.   de  kwoliti  ov  beigf 

Suable,  Sq-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  sqd. 

8u^NTLY^\X-ant-li,  \  '^  <'^^'-'^"^'>  ^""^  iSueTitly.) 
Suasion,  Swa-;?on,  n.  de  akt  ov  perswadig;  per- 

swagon;  entjsment.  [siv. 

SuASiVE,  Swa-siv,  a.  tendig  tu  perswad;  perswa- 
SuASORY,  Swa-so-ri,  a.  havig  a  tendensi  tu  per- 

swEid;  perswasiv. 
Suaviter  in  modo,    Swav-i-ter  in  mo-do,  [Z.] 

jeiitl  ill  maner. 
Suavity',  8wav-i-ti,  n.  swetnes  tu  de  mjnd;  mjld- 

nes;  plezantnes;  urbaniti;  jentlnes; — *swEtnes  tu 

de  sensez. 
Sub,  Sub,  a  Latin  prepozijon  signifjLg  -under,  ie- 

16.    In  kompozijon  it  signifjz  a  les  er  a  suber- 

dinat  dEgre. 
Subacid,  8ub-as-id,  a.  asid  in  a  smel  degre. 
SuBACRiD,  Sub-ak-rid,  a.  akrid  in  a  saberdinat 

degre. 
SuBACTiON,  Sub-ak-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  redqsig. 
Subaerial,  8ub-a-e-ri-al,  a.  bEig  under  de  ^r. 
SuBAGENCY,  Sub-a-jen-si,  ti.  a  suberdinat  ajensi, 
SuBAH,  Scb-bq,  n.  {Iti  l/alia}  a  provins;  (Scuba.) 
SuBAHDAR,  8ti)-ba-Jqr,  n.  a  guvernor  ov  a  soobq. 
SuBAiDiNG,  8ub-ild-ig,  a.  givig  sekret  er  prjvat 

ad.  [moner. 

SuBALMONER,  Sub-al-mon-er,  n.  a  suberdinat  al- 
Subaltern,  Sub-el-tern,  br  8ub-al-tern,  a.  infe- 
rior; suberdinat.     It  iz  yt],zd  in  de  qrmi  in  rela- 

Jon  tu  ol  ofiserz  belo  a  kapten. 
Subaltern,  Sub-el-tern,  er  Siib-al-tern,  n.  an 

infErior  ofiser;  eni  ofiser  in  ds  qrmi  under  de 

ragk  ov  kapten. 
Subalternate,   Sub-al-ter-nat,   a.    suksedig   bj 

turnz;  suberdinat. 
Subalternation,  Sub-al-ter-na-Jon,  n.   ds  akt 

suksedig  bj  kors;  stat  ov  infErioriti;  relajonjip 

ov  subelternz.  L^Bgl- 

Subangulae,  Sub-ag-gq,-lar,  a.  inkljnig  tu  an 
Subaqueous,  Sub-a-kwe-us,  a.  Ijig  under  weter. 
Subarration,  Sub-a-ra-Jon,*  n.  de  anjent  kus- 

tom  ov  beirotig.  [trial. 

SuBASTRAL,  8ub-as-tral,  a.  bsned  de  stqrz;  teres- 
SuBASTRiXGENT,   Sub-as-trin-jent,    a.   astrinjent 

in  a  smel  degre.  [pljd  menig;  abstrakjon. 

Subaudition,  8ub-e-diJ-on,  n.  understud  er  im- 
SuBAXiLLARY,  Sub-aks-il-a-ri,  a.  {Anat.}  under 

de  qrmpit;  under  de  kaviti  ov  de  wig. 
Subbeadle,  8ub-b£-dl,  n.  an  under  bedl. 
8uBCA)|poNATE,    Sub-k^r-bon-at,   n.    {Chein.}   a 

solt  or  kqrbonat  havig  an  ekses  ov  de  bas. 
SuBCARBURETTED,    Sub-kqr-bq-ret-cd,    a.    k^r- 

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SuBCARTiLAOiNOLB,  Sub-kqr-ti-lij-in-us,  a.   bc- 

iy  udJer  At  k^rtilujei. 
HuBcAfUAL,  Sub-kij-JttI,  i.  Ijig  under  de  tiil. 
Slbcklutial,  Sub-fC-ItJst-yal,  a.  jilail  bcaii  Ac 

h<.-viii. 
ScBCHANTUt,    Sub-qdnt-er,  n.  an   under  qanter; 

(ir  d^pyuli  ov  a  prtxt'utor  in  a  kutcdrel. 

I  \viA.v,    Sub-kla-vi-aa,    a.    beig  under  de 

.   r  or  qrmpit.  [ki^miu. 

.-,  „-'jiiMiTTiiK,    Sub-kom-it-e,    n.    a  guburdinat 

OLBfo.NUTELLATio.N,  Sub-kon-8t«l-a-/on,  n.a  tub- 

ordinal  kniisti-lajon.  [der  aniidcr. 

St'BCOXTRACT,  Sub-k6n-trakt,  n.  a  kuntrakl  un- 
ScBCO.NTHACTED,  Sub-kuii-trukt-cd,  a.  kontrakt- 

cd  alter  <i  loriner  kuiitrakt. 
SuBCONTRARr,  Sub-kun-tra-ri,  a.  k6ntrari  in  an 

inieriiir  Jt;;rE. —  {O'emn.}  nutig   de  {>uti/on  ov 

Un  similar  trjiiggiz  hwiq  hav  wun  kumoa  aggi ; 

or,  hwcn  a  figyn^r  or  solid  ix  ^imetrikul,  su  dat 

ekwiii  l{nz  or  |K>ligonz  kan  be  dron  on  Uti  difc-r- 

ent  !i|dz,  dcjE  ekwal  l{nz  er  puligonz  qr  kold  nub- 

kiindiiri.  [projKJZiJon. 

SuBcoxTRARY,  Sub-k6n-tra-ri,  n.  a  subkontruri 
SuBCORUATE,  Sub-kur-dat,  a.  sumbwut  rezemblig 

dr  hqrt.  [de  ribz. 

Subcostal,  Sub-k6s-tal,  a.  Ijig,  or  plant,  andcr 
StBCL'TAStous,  Sub-kii-la-ne-us,  a.   Ijig  under 

dr  fkin. 
SuBOKACON,  Sub-de-kn,  n.  wan  subordinat  tu  a 

dtkii:  a  dfknz  s^^rvant. 
SfBDEACOMRv,  Sub-de-kn-ri,  n.  subdeknjip. 
>iUDEACON8UiP,  rfub-dc-kn-Jip,  /».  de  ofis  ov  a 

.<ub<lFkn. 
Si'BDEAN,  Sub-d^n,  n.  Ae  Tjsjercnt  er  subordinat 

ov  d  drn.  [subden. 

SCBDKANERY,  Sub-den-er-i,  n.  de  ragk  orofi*  ov 
Si'BDECAXAL,  Sub-dek-an-ul, or  Sub-de-ka-nal,  a. 

rrlati))  tu  u   subdt'n,  or  subdeneri. 
SuBDECUPLE,  Sub-dek-yn-pl,  a.   kontanig  wnn 

p<irt  "V  ten.  [delfgat. 

SuBUKLKOATK,   Sub-d^I-E-gat,  n.    a    subordinat 
-^iBDLLEGATE,  Sub-del-e-gat,  P.  <.  tu  ap<irnt  tu 

ikkt  under  anddcr. 
Slbdented,  Sub-dent-ed,  a.  indented  bcnfd. 
SuBDEPOsiT,  Sub-de-pjz-it,  ».  a  dep6zit  under 

aiiudi-r. 
StBDERiVATiVE.  Sub-df-riv-a-tiv,  ».  a  wurd  fol- 

oig  in  inicdiat  gniuiatikal  dcrivajon. 
iSvBDiALECT,  Sub-di-a-lekt,  n.  an  inferior dialckt. 
Si-BUiTiTious.  Sub-di-tiJ-u^*  a.  put  sekrctli  in 

dr  iK*  ov  fiuiutig  els;  fffsted  in. 
>■'  I- V,  Sub-di-vvr-si-fi,  r.  t.  tu  diversifj 

iz  olrodi  divorsifjd. 
■    Sub-di-vjil,  r.  I.  tu  divjd   hwot  haz 

biu  .•li.'.li  Uivjded:  tu  sojiarat  intu  subdivijonz. 
ScBDivi.VK,  Sub-di-vjn,  a.  divjn  in  n  locr  degre. 
SiBDivisiON,  Sub-di-vi;5-,)n,  n.  de  akt  ov  sub<ii- 

vidin:  a  jiqrt  .tubdividetl;  a  sekond  dirijjon. 
SlBDOMlXANT,    Sub-dom-i-nant,    n.    <.l/u*.)  dat 

nut  hwii;  it  a  fift  brlu  de  ke-not:  de  not  belui 

de  (iMUiiiiant,  bcig  de  furt  ubiiv  dr  tonik. 
Si  HDUABLK,  Sub-di'i-a-bl,  a.  dat  inn  be  subdi^d. 
.*>rni>iAL,  Sab-dii-al,  h.  Ac  akt  ov  Dubdtiig. 
St'HiMcr.  Sub-dii«,  *■-  '•  '•*  ^^  »*■■•   tu  widdrtt: 

-  ib-<ldkt,    r.  (.   tu    widdrt'. :  tu    tak 
!'tr:ikl  aritnit^tikali:  tu  oubdi^ii. 
SLUuivriuN,  Sub-ddk-JoD,   n.   At  akt  ov  takig 

nwii:  .-ublmkjon. 
SiBULE,  Sul>-dq,  r.  f.  tu  kraj;  tu  opr^;  tu  over- 

].Xit:  tu  kogkor;  tu  redqn  under;  tu  ovcrkdm; 

ti.i  surra-snt;  tu  ragkwij;   tu  .tdbjqgat;  tu  «ub- 

jekt:  tu  tnolifj. 
Slberols.  S\^-ber-u»,  a.  korki,  soft  and  elajitik. 
SuBKAMiLY,  bub-fam-i-li,  n.  a  subdivijon  ov  a 

fainili. 


SijBDQEE,  Sub-di^-cr,  n.  wun  hd>  subdt^z;  a  kog- 
keror.  [ittt. 

Slbdlple,  Sub  <lq-pl,  a.  kontanig  wun  pqrt  ov 

SuButPLiCATE,  Sub-dq-pli-kat,  a.  nutig  de  ra- 
/iu  ov  de  skw^r  ra>ui  ov  tib  numberx. 

."^L'BEQUAL,  Sub-e-kwal,  a.justbcluiolmastekwal. 

Suberic,  Sq-ber-ik,  a.  {('(Km.)  relatig  tu, or  ob- 
tund  from,  kork;  az,  n^li^i-ik-  a.'id. 

SuBKUisE,  Sq-b«.T-in,  «.  a  (k-'lyqlar  tijq  ov  kork. 

SuBEBusE,  Sub-er-(js,  a.  apeng  ax  if  sumbwot 
nod. 

St'BUENUs,  Sub-je-nuB,  n.  a  8ubdivi3on  ov  a  jcniu. 

Subglobular,  Sub-gldb-yn-lar,  a.  gldbyi^lar  in 
sum  dr;;rt'.  [emor. 

."^UBGOVKRSOR,  Sub-gdv-ern-or,  fi.  an  infericjrguv- 

Subiiastation,  Sub-has-ta-Jon,  n.a  publikokjun. 

.'^UBi.NuiCATE,  Sub-in-di-kat,  v.  t.  tu  indikat  in 
a  les  degre. 

SuBi.NOiCATioy,  Sub-in-di-ka-Jon,  n.  indikajon 
b|  !|iiz;  signifikajon. 

SuBiNDUCE,  Sub-in-dqs,  r.  t.  tu  ofer  indir^ktli. 

.•^UBi.NFEUDATiOX,  Sub-in-fq-da-Jon,  n.  (Law)  a 
grunt  or  land  upon  fqdal  kondijonx  tu  an  infe- 
rior tenant,  b^  a  person  boldig  it  himself  up6n 
Ijk  kondijonz  ov  a  sqperior  lord. 

."^UBLNGRES-siON".  Sub-in-greJ-on,  n.  sekret  entrans. 

SuBJ  ACE.NT,  ."^ub-ja-sent,  a.  Ijig  under. 

Subject,  .Sub-jekt,  r.  t.  tu  put  under;  tu  mak 
subordinat  or  submisiv;  tu  en:<lav;  tu  mak  sub- 
sorvient:  tu  sdbjq^t;  tu  subdq; — tu  mak  ob- 
nokjns;  tu  cksixjz:  tu  mak  Ijabl;  tu  submit;  tu 
mak  uk'sntabl. 

Subject,  Sub-jekt,  a.  plast  er  sityi^ated  under; 
livig  under  de  duminyon  ov  andder;  .-iulxtrdinat; 
subservient:  inferior; — ekspozd;  Ijabl;  obnok/os; 
— beig  dat  on  hwiq  eni  ak/on  operats,  hwedcr 
intelektyqal  or  material. 

Subject,  Sub-jekt,  n.  wun  ho)  livi  under  At  do- 
minyon  ov  anddcr;  op6zd  tu  rmlerot  inveren; — 
dat  on  hwi(j  eni  operajon,  eder  mental  or  mate- 
rial, iz  performd;  dat  in  bwiq  enitig  inherx  or 
egzists:matcrz;  materialz;objekt;  tf  m. — (Jrram.') 
At  nominativ  kas  tu  a  verb;  i^Uigic)  wun  ov  de 
trc  termz  ov  a  propuzijon,  or  dat  konsernig 
hwiq  jumtig  iz  afermd  or  denjd. — {Fine  Art*) 
dat  bwiq  iz  de  objekt  and  am  ov  de  qrtist  tu 
ekspre-i. 

Subjected,  Sub-jekt-ed, ^.  a.  put  under;  redqst 
tu  fubmijon;  ckspuzd;  mad  Ijabl  tu. 

SuBJECTiO.N,  Sub-jek-Jon,  n.  At  aktov  .«ubdqig  or 
subjektig:  stat  uv  bcig  subjekt;  subji]j^Jon; 
konkwest. 

.SuBJECTisT,  Sdb-jekt-ist,  n.  wnn  Vfrst  in  At  sub- 
jektiv  filo^afi. 

Subjective,  Sub-j^k-tiv,  a.  relatig  not  tu  de 
objekt,  but  de  subjekt;  relatig  tu  de  konjus 
subjekt;  not  objekliv.  "Ofijektir  gfrtenti  ii 
hwen  de  propozijon  iz  sertenli  tnu  in  itself;  and 
*iih)tktir,  hwen  we  qr  s^rten  ov  de  tr«)t  ov  it." 
X-if  "S'lf'Jfk-tir  and  iJ'Jektir  qr  termx  ek«iir^ig 
de  distigkjon  hwiq.  in  analjzig  everi  inteloktyq- 
al  akt,  we  n^sesarili  mak  betwe'n  ^tr^elvz,  de 
konjus  tuhjtkt,  and  dat  ov  hwic  we  qr  konjus, 
de  "f'Jfkt.  'f  no,'  and  'numiiij  u  nun  bj  inr,'  qr 
konvortibl  propoiijonz;  everi  akt  ov  dr  .-sjI  hwic; 
iz  not  dus  rezolvabi,  belogx  tu  de  euiotiv  jiqrl 
ov  nr  nalyqr,  ax  distiggwijt  from  dc  ini^'lijent 
and  persipient.  For  de  distigkjon  betwen  sub- 
jekt and  objekt,  ol-imp»rlant  in  intelektytial 
filuoufi,  and  dr  ne;;l(ikt  ov  hwic;  haz  bin  de  kffi 
ov  infinit  konfq;vin  and  jierploksiti,  wt  qr  in- 
deted  tu  de  skit)liuen,  fr.im  h.rjm  it  woi  drrjrd, 
tra  Wulf  and  Ljbnits,  bj  Kant  and  de  modem 
J^rman  fili'uioferx. 

SuBJKCTiVELT.  Sub-jek-tiv-li.  ad.  in  relajon  ta 
de  subjekt;  ai  egxistig  in  a  subjekt  or  mjnd. 


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SuBJECTiTiTY,  Sub-jck-tiv-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

beifl  subjektiv;  de  stat  ov  havii)  egzisteas  in  ds 

mind. 
Subject-matter,  Siib-jekt-mat-er,   n.    de   sub- 

stans  ov  de  tifl  under  diskujon. 
Subjoin,  Sub-jtjfn,  v.  t.  tu  ad  at  de  end;  ta  ad 

afterwardz;  tu  aneks. 
SuBJUDiCE,  Sub-ji'i-di-se,  [£.]  {Law)  under  de 

juj:— under  diskujon;  not  yet  desjded. 
Subjugate,  Sub-jn,-gat,  v.  t.  tu  mak  subjekt  er 

brir)  under  de  yok;  tu  vagkwij;  tu  koijker;  tu 

subdi\. 
Subjugation,  Sub-jti,-ga-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  sub- 

jektii);  konkwest;  subjekjon.  [gats. 

Subjugator,  Siib-jix-ga-tor,  n.   wun  hco  siibjix- 
Subjuxctiox,  Sub-jdijk-Jon,  n.   de  stat  ov  beii) 

subjffnd;  de  akt  ov  subjernii). 
Subjunctive,  Sub-jiiijk-tiv,  a.  subjffnd  tu  sum- 

tii)  els. — (  G^ram.)   Suhjiiyktiv  mad,  a  form  ov 

de  verb  hwiq  impljz  d'st,  unsertenti,  er  kondijon. 
Subjunctive,   Sub-jiigk-tiv,  n.   a  mdod   ov  de 

verb. 
SuBLANATE,  Sub-la-nat,  a.    in  sum  degre  wuli. 
Sublapsarian,  Sub-Iap-sa-ri-an,  a.  relatirj  tu  de 

Sublapsarianz  er  d^r  tenets;  belo  er  after  de  fel. 
Sublapsarian,  Sub-lap-sa-ri-an,  n.   wun  ov  de 

klas  ov  Kalvinists,  keld  else)  {lnfralapi<arians,) 

hot)  hold  dat  God  permited  de  fel  ov  Adam  wid- 

•stpredEterminiij  it;  opozdtu  {S'tpralapsaria/i.} 
Sublapsary,  Sub-lap-sa-ri,  a.  sublapsarian. 
SuBLATiON,  Sub-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  takir)  awa. 
SuBLATivE,  Siib-la-tiv,  a.  havii)  a  deprjviij  p-ser. 
Sublet,  Sub-let,  v.  t.  tu  underlet;   tu  let  dat 

hwiq  iz  hjrd  ov  aniider.  [on  hj. 

SuBLEVATiON,  Sub-le-va-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  raziij 
Sublibrarian,  .Sub-lj-bra-ri-an,  n.  an  under  li- 
brarian. 
Sublieutenant,  Sub-lef -ten-ant,  n.  a  sekond  er 

subordinat  leftenant.     Se  {Lieutenant.) 
Subligation,  Sub-li-ga-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  bjndii) 

underned. 
Sublimable,  Sub-ljm-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  subljmd. 
Sublimableness,  Sub-lim-a-bl-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 

ov  admitig  sublimajon. 
Sublimate,  Sdb-li-mat,  i\  t.  tu  raz  <x  solid  sub- 

stans  intu  vapor  bj  het  and  den  kondens  it; — tu 

refin:  tu  egzelt;  tu  elevat. 
Sublimate,  Sub-li-mat,  71.  {GTiem.)  dat  hwiq  iz 

sublimated;  de  prodakt   ov   sublimajon,   az   ov 

kwiksilver  razd  in  de  retert.  [sublimajon. 

Sublimate,  Sub-li-mat,   a.   razd   tu  a   stat  ov 
Sublimation,  Sub-li-ma-Jon,  n.  {Chem.}  de  akt 

ov  sublimatii);  a  proses  bj  hwiq  solidz  qr  kon- 

verted  intu  vapor,  hwiq  iz  agen  kondenst,  and 

ofn  redi^st  tu  a  kristaljn  form;— egzelta Jon;  ele- 
^  vajon.  [limat. 

Sublimatory,  Sub-li-ma-to-ri,  a.  tendiij  tu  sub- 
SuBLiME.  Sub-ljm,  a.  pozest  ov  sublimiti;  hj  in 

plas;  hj  in  ekselens;  hj  in  stjl  or  sentiment;   eg- 
zelted  bj  natyqr;  grat;  lofti:'  grand;  elevated. 
Sublime,  Sub-ljm,  n.  de  grand  in  de  wurks  ov 

natyii,r  or  ov  qrt,  az  distiggwijt  from  de  bixtiful; 
de  grand  in  tot  or  stjl;  de  emojon  prodx\st  bj 

grandy^r. — Se  aublim  iz  a  Galisizm,  but  n-s  nat- 

yqraljzd.  [hi;  tu  egzelt;  tu  hjtn. 

Sublime,  Sub-ljm,  v.  t.  tu  sublimat;  tu  raz  on 
Sublime,  Sub-ljm,  v.  i.   tu   rjz   in  de   kemikal 
vesel  bj  de  fors  ov  f  jr,  and  den  be  kondenst;  tu 
be  sublimated.  [graudli. 

Sublimely,  Sub-ljm-li,  ad.  in  a  subljm  maner; 
Sublimeness,  Sub-ljm-nes,  n.  sublimiti. 
Sublimity,  Sub-lim-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  or  kwoliti  ov 
beig  subljm;  dat  hwiq  prodq,sez  de  emojon  ov 
grandyq,r;  de  emojon  prodi\st  bj  grandyq,r;  ele- 
vajon;  grandyq,r;  gratnes;  loftines  ov  stjl  er  sen- 
timent. 


Sublineation,  Sub-lin-e-a-Jon,  71.  de  akt  ov 
droii]  a  Ijn  under  a  wurd  er  Ijn;  a  Ijn  dren  under 
anuder  Ijn.  [tug. 

Sublingual,   Sub-lig-gwal,   a.    plast  under   de 

SuBLiTiON,  Sub-liJ-on,  ?i.  {Painting)  de  laig  ov 
de  grisud  kulor  under  de  perfekt  kulor. 

Sublunar,  Sub-li\,-nar,  a.  beig  under  de  moon; 
siiblqnari. 

Sublunary,  Sub-lT|-na-ri,  a.  sityriated  bened 
de  miBn;  ertli;  terestrial;  belogig  tu  de  ert  er 
dis  wurld. 

Subluxation,  Sub-luks-a-Jon,  m.  a  violent  spran. 

Submarine,  Sub-ma-ren,  a.  livig,  er  beig,  under 
de  se. 

Submarine,  Sub-ma-ren,  n.  a  submaren  plant. 

SuBMARSHAL,  Sub-mqr-Jal,  n.  a  depyii,ti  tu  de 
qef  mqrjal.  [de  je. 

Submaxillary,  Sub-maks-il-a-ri,  a.  beig  under 

Submediant,  Sub-me-di-ant,  n.  {Jfus.)  de  midl 
not  betwen  de  tonik  and  subdominant.         [?i'i- 

Submental,  Sub-men-tal,  a.    {Anat.)  under  de 

Submerge,  Sub-merj,  v.  t.  tu  put  under  weter; 
tu  imers;  tu  overhwelm.  [az  swoloz. 

Submerge,  Sub-merj,  v.i.  tu  beer  Ij  under  weter 

Submergence,  Sub-mer-jens,  n.  de  akt  ov  sub- 
merj  ig,  er  sigkig  under  weter;  imerjon. 

Submerse,  Sub-mers,  v.  t.  tu  put  under  weter; 
tu  submerj. 

Submersion,  Sub-mer-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  submerj- 
ig;  de  stat  ov  beig  submerjd;  imerjon. 

SuBMiMSTER,  Sub-min-is-ter,  v.  t.  tu  suplj;  tu 
subserv.  [vient. 

SuBMiNiSTER,  Sub-min-is-ter,  i'.  «.  tu  be  subser- 

Subministrant,  Sub-min-is-trant,  a.  subservient; 
servig  in  suberdinajon.  [ov  supljig. 

iSuBMiNiSTEATiON,  Sub-min-is-tra-Jon,  n.  de  akt 

Submiss,  Sub-mis,  a.  submisiv;  jentl; — obsekwius; 
— lo;  not  liid. 

Submission,  Sub-miJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  submitig; 
de  stat  ov  beig  submisiv;  kompljans;  subjekjon; 
aknolejment  ov  inferioriti  er  dependens;  obse- 
kwiusnes;  rezignajon;  obediens. 

Submissive,  Sub-mis-iv,  a.  dispozd  tu  submit; 
yeldig;  obedient. 

Submissively,  Sub-mis-iv-Ii,  ad.  in  a  submisiv 
maner;  humbli. 

Submissiveness,  Riib-mis-iv-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 
beig  submisiv;  submijon;  hiimiliti. 

Submissly,  Sub-mis-li,  ad.  humbli;  wid  sub- 
mijon. [mjnd. 

Submissness,  Sub-mis-nes,  n.  hn^militi;  lolines  ov 

Submit,  Sub-mit,  v.  t.  tu  let  dun;  tu  sigk;— tu 
rezjn;  tu  yeld;  tu  surender;  tu  ses  tu  rezist;  tu 
komplj  wid;  tu  lev  tu  diskrejon;  tu  refer  tu 
jujment.  [tu  surender. 

Submit,  Sub-mit,   r.  i.  tu  be  subjekt;  tu  yeld; 

Submitter,  Sub-mit-er,  n.  wun  ho)  submits. 

Sub  modo,  Sub  mo-do,  [L.]  {Logic)  in  a  maner; 
under  a  partikyii,lar  modifikajon  er  restrikjon. 

SuBMONiSH,  Sub-mon-iJ,  v.  t.  tu  remind;  tu 
sugjest. 

Submultiple,  Sub-mul-ti-pl,  n.  a  number  er 
kwontiti  hwiq  haz  a  jeometrikal  rajio  tu  anud- 
er number  er  kwontiti,  bj  beig  kontand  in  it  a 
serten  number  ovtjmz  egzaktli; — dus  3  iz  a  sub- 
multipl  ov  21,  beig  kontand  in  it  7  tjmz  egzaktli. 

Submultiple,  Sub-mul-ti-pl,  a.  notig  a  number 
er  kwontiti  hwiq  iz  egzaktli  kontand  in  anuder 
number  er  kwontiti.  [tig  els. 

Subnascent,  Sub-nas-ent,  a.  groig  bened  sum- 

SuBNORMAL,  Sub-nor-mal,  n.  {Gevm.)  dat  pqrt 

ov  de  aksis  ov  a  kurvd  Ijn  hwiq  iz  intersepted 

betwen  de  erdinat  and  de  nermal. 

SuBNuuE,  Sub-nqd,  a.  {Bot.)  elmost  bq,r,  az  levz. 

Subobscurely,  Sub-ob-skiir-li,  ad.  sumhwot  ob- 

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SuBOCTAVE,  Sub-<Sk-tav,       )    a.    kontanio    wun 
HuBOCTUPLK,  Sub-6k-tii-i)l,  f       |)qrt  ov  ut. 
Si'BOCLLAR,  Sub-6k-j'ii-lur,  a.  briy  under  At  Jx. 
Si;ouKrici.&,  Sub-61-i-»cr,  ;».  un  uinli-r  ofiicr. 
St'iioKUK'L'LAR,  Sub-or-bik-yci'lar,  a.  olmcMt  er- 

bikynlar. 
SuBoRDiSACr,  Sub-or-Ji-na-Ki,  n.  At  stnt  ov  bt'nj 

sulMrtiinat;  Hubjckjun;  a  »iri£«  ov  iiub<jrdiiiaJon. 
SuBoauiNATE,  Sub-or-Ji-nat,  a.  inferior  in  order, 

nnjk,  naiynr,  digniti,  or  piier;  subjekt;  subjwr- 

vicnt;  dfseiidin  in  u  regyi^lar  serir z. 
SuBOKOlNATi:,  Sub-«jr-di-nnt,  ».  wun  hiB  iz  gub- 

erdinat  tu  uniider;  an  inferior  person; — wun  ov 

a  deseut  in  a  r^jy^^Iur  seriez. 
Subordinate,  Sub-«ir-di-nat,  v.  I.  tu  ranj  under 

anddcr:  tu  mak  subordinat. 
SuBORDlNATELY,  Sub-or-di-nat-li,  aJ.  in  a  sub- 
ordinat uiunvr.  [ov  beij)  subordinat. 
SuBORDiNATENESS,  Sub-tir-<li-nat-nes,  n.  de  stat 
SuBORUiNATiciN,  Sub-or-di-na-/on,  «.  de  stat  ov 

be'n)  subordinat:  cubjok/on;  Q  seriez  regyn,larli 

dcscudig;  via*  or  order  ov  ni(jk. 
Suborn,  Sub-orn,  r.  t.  tu  proki'^r  in  an  under- 

l];'i,.l  iiianer  or  bj  stkrot   kuii^jon;  tu  pruki'ir  bj 

!i.  li.kt  nienz; — tu  pruki'ir  r»r  koz  tu  tak  suq  a 

I  '1-  ^A  iiz  konstitiits  jx^-rjuri. 
Sl'BOU.nation,  Sub-or-na-Jun,  n.  dc  akt  ov  sub- 

un\\}}.— {Law)  8ub<>rnaJon  ov  jM-rJuri  iz  de  pro- 

V ';-:;)  ov  a  niun  tu  tak  a  iols  ut,  ani'sntig  tu 
.  i:— de  krim  ov  pruki^riy  ciii  wun  tu  d*  a 

'  ii   •.  hjon.  [gilti  ov  subornajon. 

SiBoaNER,  Sub-om-cr,  n.  wun  hib  i-ubornz  or  iz 
Suboval,  Sub-u-val,  a.  inklinig  tu  de  form  ov 

an  eg.  [form  ov  an  eg. 

Subovatk,  Sub-6-vat,  a.    (Hot.)    olmust  in  de 
Subpoena,  Sub-pe-na,'  ».  {Laic)  a  rit  or  proses 

tu  koz  a  witnes  tu  ap^r  in  kart  or  befura  inaj- 

istrat,  and  giv  tostiuiuni.  [subpenu.  I 

SuBPOiXA,  Sub-pc-nu,  r.  t.  {Lair}  tu  s^-rv  wid  u 
SuBPRiuR.  Sub-prj-or,  «.  de  vjsjercnt  ov  a  prjor.  ' 
SuBguAORL'PLE,    Sub-kw6d-ru>-pl,    a.    kontanig  | 

wun  |<irt  ov  fur.  ' 

SuDyciNTLPLE,     Sub-kwin-tq-pl,    a.     kontanig  ! 

wun  lx^^t  ov  fjv.  [sum  degre. 

SiBUAMOLS,   Sub-ni-rau-",   a.    (/?<  ^)    bruncjt   in 
SuBRKADER,  Sub-red-er,  n,  {Law}  an  under  rcd- 

er  in  de  iuz  ov  kurt. 
Sl'BRECToa,  Sub-rek-tor,  n.  a  rektorz  Tjsjerent 

or  subordinat.  [epjon. 

Subreption,  Sub-r^p-Jon,  «.  a  krf[iig  upon:  sur- 
SUBttoOATioN,  Sub-ru-gH-/on,  ;/.   {Lau)   de  akt 

ov  puinj,  bi  transfer,  wun  i>t;r::on  i<r  tig  in  de 

plas  iiv  antidcr.  [li. 

Sub  R08A,  Sub  nlt-ta,  [L.]  under  de  roz;  sekrct- 
SUBROTIND,  Sub-ro-tdnd,  a.  nerli  rund. 
SuBSALiNE,  Sub-sa-ijn,  a.  in  sum  dcgre  solt. 
St'BttALT,  Sdb-solt,  M.  a   wek  kind  ov  soil,  or  a 

«elt  wid  \ca  a.-iid  dan  is  nt^jc-iari  tu  niitraliz  its 

nulikulz. 
Subscapular,  Sub-skAp-yq-lar,      )  a.   {Anat.) 
SuB.scAPULARV,  Sub-skap-jrii-la-ri,  j    \>t\\\  bene'd 

de  skapyiilu.  [skrjb<l. 

SUBMRIBABLI.  "•'    '      '  ■  '.         ■    '  ina  be  fub- 

SUB-SIBIIIE,    .-  Ulltiks    dr 

nam  tu  u  j.i;  ut;  lu  giv 

ki'ii.'OMt  lu   ij   uiKicriimj  dt   i.a.u;  tu  ntesl  bj 
ritiii  ilr  niiin:  tu  -jn:  tu  iigr^  tu:  tu  '-ngaj  tu  |». 
yi  ,,..  „,,  I     <ub-»krib,  r.  t.    tu  giv  konn^nt;  tu 
I  violated  «um  for  dc  prumojoa  or 

n- 

Si  i  ~  '.r(b-er,  n.  wuu  hiti  subskribi; 

*^  :ii  tu  cui  jiajH-r  or  instruiment; 

^^  .   ;'^  tu  eni  underlakig. 

SuBaiHipT.  Siib-skript,  n.  cni  tijj  undcrritn. 
Subscription,  Sub-skrip-/on,  n.  dr  akt  ov  sub- 

skribig;  dat  bwi^  ii  subskrjbd;  sumtlQ  under- 


ritn:  kons<(nt  or  atc«ta/on  girn  bj  signatiir;  a 
konlrlbtjon  tu  eni  underlakig. 
Subsection,  Sub-sek/on,  n.  a  aubdivijoo  ov  a 

Iqrjer  sekjon;  a  sek/on  ov  a  sek/on. 
Subsecutive,  Sub-sek-yn-tiv,  a.  foluig  in  tran. 
SUBSEMITONE.   Sub-sem-i-t«n,  fi.   {Mui.)  dc  Icd- 
ifl  nut  or  Jqrp  sevnt  ov  de  skal.  [nevn  pqrta. 

SuBSEPTUPLE,  Sub-»«?p-tii-pl,a.  kontanio  wun  or 
Subsequence,  Siib-se-kwuniS,  |  n.  dc  stat  or 
Su BSEQUEsey,  Sdb-sc-kwen-ii,  i        beig    odbsc- 

kwent:  konsekwcns. 
Subsequent,  Sdb-se-kwent,   a.   foloig   in   Iran; 

net  prrsfJig:  jKistcrior;  k6nsekwent.- 
Subsequently,  Sdb-se-kwent-li,  ad.  at  a  later 

t|ui:  S.J  az  tu  foio. 
Subserve,  Sub-serv,  r.  t.  tu  be  subsfrvient  tu; 
tu  prumut;  tu  help  forward;  tu  Sfrv  in  subor- 

dinajon:  tu  scrv  instrjimentali. 
.Subservience,  Sub-*<;r-vi-tn3,     i  n.   de  stat  ov 
SuB.sERViKNCV,  Sub-ser-vi-en-si,  i      beig  ^bs^r- 

vieiil;  iiisiroimental  tilnos,  yi^s,  or  ojx'ra/on. 
Subservient,   Sub-st-r-vi-ent,    a.    servijj    under; 

sulxirdinat;  helpful;  instriDracntali  y^sful. 
SuBSESsiLE,  Sub-ses-il,  a.  {Hot.)  havig  veri  Jort 

fut-stoks.  [pqrt  ov  sik«. 

SuBSEXTUPLE,  Sub-5<5ks-tn,-pl,  a.  kontanifl  wun 
Subside,  Sub-sjd,  r.  i.  tu  sell  or  tend  dTsnwardz; 

tu  sigk  tu  de  botom,  uz  Icz:  tu  sigk;  tu  ful  ta 

rest:  tu  abat;  tu  intermit.     It  iz  komonli  yi\,zd 

ov  wun  pqrt  ov  a  kompTSnd,  siokig  in  de  Lul. 
Subsidence,  Sdb-si-dens,     i    n.  de  akt  ov  sub- 
SuBsiDENcv,  Sub-si-den-si,  f       sjdig   or   sigkifl; 

tcndeiisi  (l-snwardz.  [iari  mancr. 

SuBSiDiABiLV,  Sub-sid-i-a-ri  li,  ad.  in  a  subsid- 
SuBSiDiARY,  Sub-sid-i-a-ri,  a.  adig;  asistiy;  fdr- 

nijiy  supijz:  osistant;  brot  in  ad. 
Subsidiary,  Sub-sid-i-a-ri,  n.  an  asistant. 
Subsidize,  Sdb-si-djz,  r.  t.  tu  furni/  wid  a  sub 

sidi;  tu  stipynlnt  tu  pa  muni  tu  for  sorvisez. 
Subsidy,  Sdb-si-di,  n.  peki^nyari  ad  granted  bj 

wun  guvernment  tu  andder  in  pursi^ans  ov  a 

trrti  for  sor^'iscz;  pekunynri  asislans  or  grant;  Q 

taks. 
Subsign,  Sub-sjn,  r.  t.  tu  sjn  under;  tu  subskrjb. 
."^UBsioxATiON,  Sub-sig-nd-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  sjn- 

i()  under. 
Sub    silentio.    Sub  si-l^n-Ji-o,    [L.]    in    sjleni: 

widiit  cni  nutis  bcig  takn. 
Subsist,  Sub-jist,  r.  /.  tu  egzist;  tu  be;  tu  har 

cgzisteiis;  tu  kontinyn:  tu  hav  mcnz  ov  livig: 

tu  be  manland;  tu  inher. 
Subsist,  .Sub-sist,  r.  /.  tu  fed;  tu  mantan.  • 
Subsistence,  Sub-sist-ens,     j  n.  it  akt  ov  sub- 
Subsistency,  .Sub-sist-en-si,  j      aistij);  dat  hwiq 

subsists;  inhrrens;  real  beifl:   menz   ov   supurt; 

manteuiins;  \\v'\\j:  Ijvlihud:  suslenans;  sujuirt. 
Subsistent,  Sub-fist-cnt,  a.  haviQ  subsistcns  or 

real  bcij):  egzistij):  inherent.  [anddcr. 

Subsoil,  .'^ub-.-trl,  n.  a  laer  ov  ?rt  or  sffl  under 
SuBsoiL-PLOioiiiNG,  Sub-sffl-pl's-io,   n.   de  op- 

erujom.v  pluij)  drp,  or  ov  turniy  updc  substfl.or 

substmtuiu,  bj  dr  y^s  ova  pckiiiyar  s.>rt  ov  pj-s. 
SuBsoLARY,  Sub-?u-la-ri,  a.  brio  under  de  sun. 
."^UBSPKCIES,  Sub-s|]i-Je«,  u.  a  subttrdinat  spr/rz. 
Substance.  Sdb-stnn-,  ;i.  dat  hwitj  iz  sub.-istcnt 

or  huz  real  brig,  uz  distigkt  from  dat  hwiq  baz 

onii  mctnfizikal  ogiistcns;  da'  hwiq  -iuiH'jrls  ak- 

sidents:  suniti{)  substanjal:  •  '    ^umtip 

real,  nol  iiuajinari:  sumtiu  -  1:  bodi; 

kor|xJrral  nalyqr;  welt:  priij  •  Ijf. 

Substantial,  .^^ub-stan-Jul,  a.   rtiaiiu    lu   sub- 

stans;  havig  Bub.«tans;  kontanio  dr  escnj.nl  j«^rt; 

real;  aktyi^ali  cgzislio:  solid;  not   inrrii  semio; 

korpureal:  mairriul;  kouipriiig  dr  e><ij/:il  pqrt; 

strog;  sfst;  buiki;   rcspousibl;   moderaUi  Welti; 

wurdi  or  konfidens. 


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SuBSTA:<TiALiTy,  Sub-stan-Ji-al-i-ti,  n.  At  stat 
ov  btig  substanjal;  kerporeiti;  matErialiti. 

Substantially,  Sub-stan-Jal-i,  ad.  in  a  substan- 
jal rjaner;  in  substans;  bj  inkli^dii)  dg  substans 
t>r  tsenjal  pqrt;  triBli;  solidli;  reali. 

SuBSTANTiALNESS,  Sub-stan-Jal-nes,  n.  &t  stat 
ov  beii)  substanjal;  fermnes;strer)t;  substanjialiti. 

SuBSTANTiALS,  Sub-stan-Jalz,  n.pl.  esenjal  pqrts. 

Substantiate,  Sub-stan-Ji-at,  v.  t.  tu  mak  tu 
egzist:  tu.  establij  bj  proof  er  kompetent  evidens; 
tu  verifi;  tia  prcDv.  [Ijk,  a  substantiv. 

Substantival,  Siib-stan-tj-val,  a.  rslatii)  tu,  er 

Substantive,  Sdb-stan-tiv,  n.  At  nam  ov  eni  tii) 
dat  egzists,  hweder  material  er  imakrial. — 
{Gram.}  dat  pqrt  ov  sptq  hwiq  dsnots  a  sub- 
staiu  er  suhjekt,  az  distiijgwijt  from  an  atiihijt 
er  predikat;  &t  nam  ov  eni  tiij:  a  nun. 

Substantive,  Siib-stan-tiv,  a.  solid;  dependii) 
onli  on  itself; — bEtcskniij  egzistens;  az,  a  verb 
suhbtantie,  dat  iz,  tu  hi;— not  adjektiv;  az,  a 
D-sn  ftihiantiv.  [stantiv. 

Substantively,  Sub-stan-tiv-li,  ad.  az  a  sub- 

Substitute,  Sub-sti-ti|t,  i:.  t.  tu  put  in  dg  plas 
ov  aniider;  tu  eksqaiij;  tu  qanj. 

Substitute,  Sub-sti-tn,t,  n.  wun  plast  bj  aniider 
tu  akt  wid  delegated  p'scr;  wun  aktig  er  put  in 
plas  ov  aniider;  a  person  er  tig  siibstitvited. 

Substitution,  Sub-sti-ti\,-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  siib- 
stitqtiij:  de  stat  ov  beii)  substiti^ted;  dg  replasig 
ov  wun  til)  bj  aniider;  dat  hwiq  iz  substiti^ted. 

Substitutional,  Sub-sti-ti\-Jon-al,  a.  impljig 
substitqjon;  supljii)  de  plas  ov  aniider. 

Substitutionally,  Sub-sti-tii-Jon-al-i,  ad.  bj 
wa  ov  substiti^on. 

Substitutionary,  Sub-sti-ti|-Jon-a-ri,  a.  relatir) 
tu,  or  makir),  substiti^jon;  substitqjonal. 

Substitutive,  Sub-sti-tij,-tiv,  a.  fiirnijii)  a  sub- 
stitq^t.  [trad.) 

Fubsteact,  Sub-strakt,  ■».  t.  tu  dsdiikt.  Se  {Sul- 

SuBSTRACTiON,  Sub-strak-Jon,  n.  dg  akt  ov  takii) 
awa,  widdrfliij,  er  widholdiij,  az  ov  rjts,  legasiz, 
.er  rents.     Se  {Suhtractinn.) 

Substrate,  Siib-strat,  «.  a  substratum. 

Substratum,  Sub-stra-tum,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Sub-stra- 
ta: a  stratum  Ijii)  under  aniider  stratum:  a  sub- 
sffl:  a  basis;  a  f-sndajon. 

Substruction,  Sub-striik-Jon,  n.  an.under-bildii). 

Substructure,  Sub-strukt-yii,r,  n.  a  f^ndajon; 
an  under-bildii). 

Substvlar,  Sub-stj-lar,  a.  notii)  a  Ijn  under  dg 
stjl  ov  a  dial. 

Substyle,  Siib-stjl,  n.  {Dialling)  de  strat  Ijn 
fermd  bj  dg  intersekjon  ov  dg  fas  ov  dg  djal  wid 
dg  perpendikyi|lar  plan  hwiq  pasez  trco  de 
nomon. 

Subsulphate,  Sub-sul-fat,«.  {Chem.)  a  substans 
not  kwjt  a  sulfat  on  ak-snt  ov  its  havii)  an  ekses 
ov  dg  bas. 

Subsultory,  Siib-sul-to-ri,  w  Sub-siil-to-ri,*  a. 
b'sndiij;  mmvii)  bj  stqrts. 

SuBTANGENT,  Sub-tan-jent,  71.  {  Geom.)  dg  pqrt 
ov  de  aksis  ov  a  kurv  intersepted  betwe'n  dg 
tanjent  and  dg  erdinat.  [Tqrtarus. 

Subtartaeean,  Sub-tar-ta-rg-an,  a.  beiij  tinder 

Subtend,  Sub-tend,  r.  t.  tu  streq  or  ekstend  un- 
der; tu  req  or  run  aloij  under,  az  a  Ijn. 

Subtense,  Sub-tens,  «.  de  kord  ov  aii  qrk. 

Subtepid,  8ub-tep-id,  a.  tepid  in  sum  degrg. 

Subter,  Siib-ter,  [i.]  a  Latin  prepozijon  signi- 
f jiij  iinder;  ekwivalent  tu  siih,  az  u  prefiks. 

Subterfluent,  8ub-ter-flii,-ent,  )  a.  f laiij  er  run- 

Subterfluous,  Sub-ter-flq,-us,    i      ig  under. 

Subterfuge,  Siib-ter-fqj,  n.  a  Jif t;  an  gvajon;  a 
trik:  a  kwerk;  an  qrtifis. 

Subterrane,  Siib-ter-an,  n.  a  subteraneus 
struktyq^r;  a  roim  under  grsnd. 


Subterranean,  Sub-ter-a-ne-an,   I   a.  beig  un- 

Subterraneous,  Sub-ter-a-ng-us,  f  der  de  erfi; 
beig  under  dg  surf  as  ov  dg  eri;  plast  bglo  ds 
surfas. 

Subterrene,  Sub-ter-gn,  a.  subterangan. 

Subtile,  Siib-til,  a.  tin;  not  dens;  not  gros;  njs; 
fjn;  delikat;  not  kors;  pgrsig;  aki\t; — kunig:  qrt- 
ful: — in  dis  sens  it  iz  nu  komonli  ritn  {suliile.) 
Sg  {Subtle.)  [li;  f  jnli. 

Subtilely,  Sdb-til-li,  ad.  in  a  subtil  maner;  tin- 

SuBTiLENESS,  Siib-til-ncs,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
subtil. 

Subtility,  Sub-til-i-ti,  n.  sam  az  {Subtilty.) 

Subtilization,  Sub-til-i-za-Jon,  n.  dg  akt  ov 
siibtiljzig;  rgfjnment. 

Subtilize,  Siib-til-jz,  «.  t.  tu  mak  tin;  tu  mak 
les  gros  er  kors;  tu  rgf  jn;  tu  spin  intu  yqsles 
njsetiz. 

Subtilize,  Sdb-til-jz,  v.  i.  tu  rgfjn  ta>  muq  in 
qrgqinent;  tu  3'qz  rgfjnment. 

Subtilty,  Siib-til-ti,  7;.  tinnes;  fjnnes;  njseti;  rg- 
fjnment:— kunig;  qrtifis.     Se  {Subtlety.) 

Subtle,  Sut-1,  a.  slj;  qrtful;  kunig;  krafti;  wjli; 
aki'],t. 

Subtleness,  Siit-1-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  sutl. 

Subtlety,  Siit-1-ti,  n.  qrtfulnes;  kunig;  sljnes. 

Subtly,  Siit-li,  a.  sljli;  qrttuli;  kunigli;  kraftili. 

Subtract,  Sub-trakt,  t.t.  tu  taka  smeler  kwon- 
titi  er  number  from  a  grater;  tu  dediikt;  tu 
■widdre  pqrt  from  de  rest.  Sumtjmz  ritn  {sub- 
stract,)  bwiq  sg. 

Subtracter,  Sub-trakt-er,  n.  wun  hcB  subtrakts. 

Subtraction,  Sub-trak-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  sub- 
traktig:  de  akt  ov  takig  wun  number  er  kwontiti 
from  aniider,  in  erder  tu  f  jnd  dg  diferens;  ds- 
dukjon.     Sg  {Substradioii.) 

Subtrahend,  Siib-tra.-hend,  n.  {Arith.)  a 
number  hwiq  iz  tu  bg  subtrakted  from  a  Iqrjer 
nnmber,  keld  dg  minyxiend.  [degrg. 

SuBTRiFiD,  Sub-trj-fid,  a.  {Brd.)  trjfid  in  sum 

Subtriple,  Sub-trip-l,  a.  kontanig  aterd,er  wun 
pqrt  ov  trg,  er  havig  dg  rajio  ov  1  tu  3. 

SuBTEiPLiCATE.  Sub-trip-li-kat,  a.  notig  de  ra- 
jio ov  dg  ki^b  root. 

Subtrude,  Sub-tRt)d,  r.  t.  tu  inserter  plas  under. 

SuBTUTOR,  Sub-t\'i-tor,  n.  a  suberdinat  ti|tor. 

Subulate,  Si|-bii^-lat,  a.  {Hot.)  Japt  Ijk  an  el. 

SuBUNDATiON,  Sub-un-da-Jon,*  n.  flud. 

Suburb,  Siib-urb,  w.  a  distrikt,  teritori,  or  vilaj, 
wid^t  dg  welz  ov  a  siti;  de  'st-pqrt  er  konfjnz 
ov  a  siti.  [itig,  a  suburb. 

Suburban,  Sub-iirb-an,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  inhab- 

SuBURBED,  Siib-urbd,  a.  havig  a  suburb. 

SuBURBiAL,  Sub-iir-bi-al,  a.  sam  az  {Subm-ban.) 

SuBURBiAN,  Sub-iir-bi-an,  a.  sam  az  {Suburban.) 

SuBURBiCARiAN,  Sub-ur-bi-ka-ri-an,  a.  apljd  tu 
doz  provinsez  ov  Itali  hwiq  kompozd  de  anjent 
djoses  ov  Rom.  [gti. 

SuBVARiETY,  Sub-va-rj-g-ti,  n.  a  suberdinat  varj- 

SuBVENE,  Sub-ven,  v.  i.  tu  kum  under,  az  a  sup- 
ort  er  sta;  tu  hapn.  [windi. 

SuBVENTANEOUS,  Sub-ven-ta-ng-us,*  a.  adl; 

Subvention,  Sub-ven-Jon,  n.  dg  akt  ov  kumig 
under;  dg  akt  ov  suportig;  ad. 

SuEVERSE,  Sub-vers,*  v.  t.  tu  subvert. 

Subversion,  Sub-ver-Jon,  n.  dg  akt  ov  subvertig; 
overturn:  overtro;  roAn:  destrukjon. 

Subversionary,  Sub-ver-Jon-a-ri,  a.  destrnktiv; 
subvertig.  [destriiktiv. 

Subversive,  Sub-ver-siv,  a.  tendig  tu  subvert; 

Subvert,  Sub-vc'rt,  t.  t.  tu  overtro;  tu  over- 
turn: tu  destrer;  tu  turn  upsjd  Arsn;  tu  invert; 
tu  re  vers;  tu  koriipt. 

SuBVERTER,  Sub-vert-er,  n.  wun  hco  subverts;  a 
destrerer.  [verted. 

SuBVEETiBLE,  Sub-vert-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  sub- 


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SoBWOSEKK,  Sub-wiirk-er,  n.  a  subeniinat  wurker. 
SuccKOANKOt'8,  Suk-gc-dii-ne-u.t,   m.   supljio  de 

pUi  ov  auutig  eU;  nubDtitiiioual. 
SuccEDAXEUM,    Suk-«e-du-iit-uiii,    n.    [L.]    pi. 

Suk-n£-ila-iir-a,  {ijuj.)  Suk-st-ja-nt-uuii;  dat 

hwi(;  Xuki  At  pla:)  uv  HUiutii)  cU;  u  ^iubatittit. 
tiuc'CKKD,  Suk-i)C(J,  (°.  /.  tu  kuiii  in  (la^  ov  undd- 

cr;  tu  folu  in  orJor;— tu   obtjin   wuiu   wij;  tu 

bav  sukM.^;  tu   t«;'riuinnt  iin   undvrtukiu  in  de 

dtijrd  clckt;  tu  huv  u  gud  rcziilt,  cfekt,  or  iji^; 

tu  be  pnwjierus;  tu  iJn  wi-1  or  il. 
SurcEED,  Suk-^ied,  v.  t.   tu  folo:  tu  be  sdbsc- 

kwent  i«r  konsckweut  tu; — tu  prosper;  tu  mak 

guk.-'Oiful.  [sesor. 

SucCEEbER,  Suk-s^d-cr,  n.  wun  bizt  8uk<edz;  suk- 
Si;ccttDi.vo,  Suk-std-ij),  pp.  a.   foluio;   kumio 

oftor.  [in  a  konst-rt. 

Si'CCENTOR,  Suk-seu-tor,  n.  {Miiti.)  a  bas  sigcr 
Success,  Suk-s^s,  n.  de  ijij,  or  tertninajun  ov  eni 

af^r;  i»lwaz   understud  uz   a  drzjrd  ij\\,  unles 

kwulifjd  )i|  unddiT  wurd,  az  bud  or  il  sukate; 

pruii[icriti;  gud  fortyiin;  luk. 
Sl'cCEssKL'L,  Suk-i»ej>-ful,  a.  havig  suks^;  pros- 

peru.'t;  hiipi:  f'irtyqnat;  luki. 
SccctssKULLV.    Suk-sos-ful-i,    ad.    pr6spcrusli; 

lukili;  t.irlynnatli.  [btio  suksosful. 

St'CctSbKLL.Ntss,  Suk-s^s-ful-ncs,  n.  At  stat  uv 
Succession,  Suk-!*J-on,  n.  At  akt  ov  huksrdig, 

er  ov  foluig  in  order;  dat  bwitj  fuloz  or  :juksedz: 

konjTkiiJiiii:  a  scriez  ov  tigi  er  jxTsonz  foluig 

wun  anddur  in  order;  a  linraj:  an  order  ov  de- 

s^udant^:  p«cr  er  rjt  ov  sukfcdiy.     Li>  av  »uktt/- 

on,  {Lan-)  At  \o  or  roil  akordig  tu  bwiq  de  suk- 

sejoo  tu  de  properti  or  de«e:it  iudividyi^ulz  iz 

r^gy  (plated. 
SuccEssioxAL,  Suk-s.'-J-on-nl,  a.  relatig  tu  suk- 

sejnn:  inipliig  sukiiejon.  [.-iuk.-'ejon. 

SucctssioNALLV,  Suk-*^j-on-al-i,  ad.  bj  wa  ov 
Suci't-ssioMbT,  Suk-soJ-on-ist,  n.  wun  biOadherz 

t'l  Mik.-fjun. 
Successive.  Suk-!<fe-iv,  a.  f61oig  in  order;  unin- 

teru(itfd:  kontinynus;  kons^kyiitiv;  alt^mat. 
Successively,  Suk-?ei-iv-li,  ad.  bj  8uk:ie/on;  in 

a  ."trirz:  wun  after  andder. 
Successiveness,  Suk-ses-iv-ncs,   n.   At  stat  ov 

lull)  -uk-ii>iv.  [nat. 

Sci'  i.-.-iii  ss,  Suk-ses-lcs,  a.  uoldki;  unftirtyn- 
SiLCi.MLi'.ssLT,  Suk-s^j-lc8-li,  at/,  irid'st  8uk«e.'. 
SucctJiSLESSNEss,  Suk-s^-les-nes,   n.    unsuk^es- 

fuinc^. 
SuccEssoa.  Suk-sds-or,  n.  wun   bd)  foloz   in  dr 

pla!>  or  kiirakter  ov  anuder;— korelaliv  tu  pred- 

rferor. 
SucciDUOus,  Suk-sid-yq-us,  a.  rcdi  tu  f.)l. 
SucciKEHous,  Suk-sif-er-us,  a.  yeldig  sap. 
SucciNAMiliE,  Suk-sin-a-mid,  n.  {f'ktrri.}  a  sub- 

«tiin^  obtaiid  from  ^uksinik  iu<id  and  aniunia. 
Succinate,  Sdk-si-nat,  n.  (CVw.)  a  #olt  formd 

ov  fuksiQik  itDid  and  a  bas. 
Succinct.  .■^uk-Jiukt,  .•».  tukt  or  gorded  up;  havig 

dr  kludi  drun  up  tu  di:<cDgaj  de   legx; — /art; 

kon.*(«:  brtf;  jumari;  kompendius. 
Succinctly,  Suk-sigkt-li,  ad.  brefli;  konsjsli. 
Succinctness,  Suk-sigkt-nw,    n.    brcviti;    kon- 

gj!>ne».  [amber. 

Succinic.  Suk-sin-ik,  a.  (Chfm.)  derjvd  fn)ui 
Succinite,  Sdk-:tin-it,  n.  {Min.}  an  ambcr-kul- 

oril  gqruct. 
SucciNOCS,  Sdk-sin-u<,  a.  rtlatig  tu  amber. 
Succoft,  Sdk-or,  r.  t.  tu  help:  tu  a«i«t  in  difi- 

kulti  or  dis'tr^'';  tu  rrlrv;  tu  nd;  tu  <;eri/. 
Succor.  Sdk-or,  n.  nd:  reltf;  de   ]i^r»on  or  tig 

diit  ndi. 
SuccoRKR,  ."^dk-or-er,  n.  wun  hiu  !«ukf>ri;  n  helper. 
SuccuBLESS,  Sdk-or-le«,  a.  wontig  relcf:  vtfd  ov 

help. 


•Succory,  .Sdk-o-ri,  n.  a  plant;  de  wjU  endir. 
Succotash,  .Sdk-w-taJ,  n.  loA  mad  ov  grtn  mat 

and  beiiz  btrld;-  de   nam  and  de  tig  qr  derjvd 

from  de  Indiaui. 
SuccuBA,  Sdk-yi^-ba,  n.  [L.]  a  kjnd   ov   femal 

drmi'n. 
SuccuBcs,  Sdk-yn-bug,  n.  Ti.!  a  kjnd  ov  demon. 
SuccuLA,  Sdk-yn-la,  n.  {JlecA.j  a  bj^r  akais  or 

gilinder  wid  i<tavz  on  it  tu  moov  it  rvod. 
SuccuLENCK,  Sdk-yii-lens,     i  n.  At  «iat  ov  beig 
Succulkxot,  Sdk-yi^-lcn-si,  i      adkyqlcnt;  jvi- 

iies,  az  ov  plants. 
.SicccLENT,  Suk-y^-lcnt,  a.    mffi>t;    ful  ov  ji^s; 

fleji;  jli<<i,  az  a  plant. 
SuccuLOLS,  Sdk-yn,-lus,  a.  tdkyt^lont. 
Sl'Ccl'MB,  ."^uk-dm,  r.  i.  tu  yeld;  tu  submit;  tu 

gigk  under. 
.SuccussATiON,  Suk-u»-a-/on,*  n.  a  trot;  cukujon. 
SucccssiON,  .Suk-dJ-on,  n.   At   ukt  ov  /akig.— 

{J/td.)  a  Jakig  ov  de  bodi  or  nervus  pqrtd  bj 

stiwyiilants. 
Sucu,  ."^U(;,  a.  and  pron.  ov  dat  kjnd;  ov  At  l|k 

kjod:  de  sam  dat;  de  sam;  notig  a  |)^r.<K)n  or  tig. 

It  iz  frekwcntli  folud  b{  az;  and   it   bekdmz  a 

prunrn  bj  At  elip^id  ov  a  subslantir;  az,  "help 

*'/y  az  ued  help." 
Suck,  Suk,  r.  t.  tu  dre  in  wid  At  anl;  tu  dre 

milk  from  wid  de  mist;  tu  dro  er  dran;  tu  im- 

bib:  tu  iuhal.  [bjb. 

Suck,  Sak,  r.  i.  tu  dre  de  brest;  tu  dro;  tu  im- 
SucK,  Suk,  n.  de   akt   ov  eukig;  milk  from  At 

brest; — j^s. 
.Sucker,  Sdk-er,  n.    he   er   dat  hwiq  suks: — de 

duiboluj  or  piston  ov  a  pump,  or  ov  a  stem-cnjin: 

Q  iijp  truct  hwiq  eni   tig  iz  sukt; — a   pes  ov  wet 

Icder;— a  /ibt  ov  a    plant  grtjig  from   de    man 

stok  or  r«Dt; — a  fij  dat  adberz  tu  roks;  elso  a 

river-fij. 
SucKEU,  Sdk-er,  r.  t.  tu  dcprjv  ov  sukerz. 
Sl'cket,  Sdk-ct,  n.  a  swetmet  tu  be  dizolrd  in 

At  mtst. 
StCKiNO-BOTTLE,  Suk-ig-bot-l,  n.  a  botl    hwiq, 

tu  qildren.  supljz  de  wont  ov  a  pap. 
SucKiNG-Fisii,  .<dk-ig-fi/,  n.  a  lump-fi/,  a  klum- 

zi-jnpt  animal;  u  suker. 
Suckle,  Sdk-I,  r.  t.  tu  nurs  at  de  brejt. 
Suckling,  Sdk-lig,  n.  a  yug  kretyn,ryet  fed  bj 

dr  (uip;  a  bab. 
Suctio.v,  Sdk-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  fukig;  de  akt  ov 

razig  likwidz  trtb  a  ti^b  b(  mcnz  ov  a  piston. 
.'Suctorial,  .'^uk-t(5-ri-al,  a.   adapted    tu   sukig 

iivit)  bj  jukig.  [fi/. 

Suctobian.  ."^uk-t<i)-ri-an,  n.  {/ch.}  a  kqrtilajinus 
SucTURiucs,  Suk-t<j-ri-u8,  n.  sam  az  tukUari-ai. 
.•^UKATOBV.  Si'i-da-to-ri,  a.   swetig:  pcrspirig. 
Sudatory,  Sq-da-to-ri,   «.  a  hoi-hvs;  a   ewet- 

ig-but. 
.'>ui>i>KV,  Sdd-en,  a.  hapnig  widvt  previus  n<:>tis; 

kuiuig  uneksia-ktedli:  uneks{i^ktcu;  not   anlisi- 

]>nt('il;  basti:  prc.-ipitat. 
Suddenly,  Sdd-en-li,  ad.  in  a  sudcn  maner;  un- 

eks|>cktodli. 
.Suddenness,  Sdd-en-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  brig  sud- 

eii;  anek.sfii-ktednes. 
."^UDORiKic,  S^-dia-rif-ik,  a.   prodt^sig   or   kozig 

swet;  swetin.  [swct. 

Sudorific,  >ii-da-nf-ik,  n.  a  medisin  prumulig 
SuDRA,  .Si'^-dru,  h.  At  furt  kast  amdg  de  lIindiLz, 

komprrhendig  mckaniks  and  laburerz. 
Suds,  Sudi,  «./•/.  woth-  impregnated  wid  »op;  a 

liksivium  ov  stjp  and  woter.     Tu  I'C  in  dr  tudi, 

tu  be  in  difikulti. 
Sue,  Sq.  r.  t.  tu  pro.^ekqt  bj  lo;  tu  gnn  bi  legal 

prijiiedynr;— tu  folu:  tu  eosi^; — tu  klen  de  bck, 

ai  a  hok. 
Sub,  Si],  r.  t.  tu  beg;  tu  ontrjt;  tu  prtijoo. 


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SuENT,  Si|,-cnt,   a.    svn;   sniiBft;   plan:   regj'i-^lar. 

[Provinjal  in  Iggland,  and  in  sum  pqrts  ov  Ni^ 

Ir)gland.l 
SuENTLY,  Sii,-ent-li,  ad.  svnli;  sma)dli;  regyi'ilarli. 
Suet,  S4-et,  n.  a   hqrd   fat   sityii,ated    ab'st  Ai\ 

lernz  and  kidniz,  az  ov  dg  oks  or  Jsp.  [siiet. 

SuETY,  Si],-et-i,  a.  konsistiij  ov  s\\et;  iTzemblii} 
Suffer,  Suf-er,  v.  t.  tia  b£i,r;  tu  undergo:  tui  fsl 

wid  sens  ov  pan:  tu  endi'|,r;  tia  suport;  not  tia 

siijk  under:  tu  be  afektod  bj:  tu  be  akted  upon; 

— tu  aXi;  tu  permit;  tu  sustan;  tu  tolerat;  tu 

admit;  not  tu  hinder. 
Suffer,  Suf-er,  v.  i.  tu  undergo  pan,  inkonvsn- 

yens,  er  punijment;  tu  be  in  W(jnt  er  distres. 
Sufferable,  Suf-or-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  suferd: 

endi|rabl:  tolerabl. 
Sufferableness,  Siif-er-a-bl-nes,  n.  tolerablnes. 
SuFFERABLY,  Suf-cr-a-bli,  a.  tolerablij  so  az  tu 

be  endi'yd. 
Sufferance,  Suf-er-ans,  n.   pan;  inkonvenyens; 

mizeri; — pnjens;  moderajon; — tolerajon;  permij- 

on;  not  hinderans. 
Sufferer,  Siif-er-er,  n.  wan  hO)  suferz  or  endii,rz: 

wun  hit)  permits  er  al'sz. 
Suffering,    Suf-er-iij,    n.    de   akt  ov  endT[,rir); 

distres:  pan  suferd.  [er'B- 

SuFFERiNGLY,  Siif -er-ir)-li,  ad.  wid  pan  or  suf- 
Suffice,  Suf-iz,  V.  i.  tti  be  entif;  tu  be  sufijent; 

tu  be  ekwal  tu  de  end  er  purpus.  [for. 

Suffice,  Suf-jz,  v.  t.  tu  satisfj;  tu  be  sufijent 
Sufficience,  Suf-iJ-ens,  \  n.  de  stat  ov  beiij 
Sufficiency,  Suf-iJ-en-si,  f       sufijent;   de  stat 

ov  beii)  adekwat  tu  de  end  propozd:  kwolifika- 

Jon;  kompetens;  eniif;  suplj  ekwal  tu  wont;  ad- 

ekwasi. 
Sufficient,  Suf-iJ-ent,  a.  ekwal  tta  an  end;  ad- 
ekwat: enuf:  kompetent;  not  defijent. 
Sufficiently,  Suf-iJ-ent-li,  ad.  tu  a   sufijent 

degre. 
Sufficing,  Suf-jz-ii),  pp.  a.  afordii)  entif. 
Sufficingness,  Suf-jz-ii)-ne3,*  n.  ds  kwoliti  ov 

beii)  sufijent,  er  ov  afordig  satisfakjon. 
Suffix,  Siif-iks,  n.  a  leter  or  silabl  aded  at  de 

end  ov  a  wurd:  an  afiks. 
Suffix,  Suf-iks,  -;'.  t.  tu  ad,  az  a  leter  er  silabl. 
SuFFLATiOX,  Suf-lfi-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  bloig  up. 
Suffocate,  Siif-o-kat,  v.  t.  tu  qok  bj  ekskliigon 

or  intersepjon  ov  \r\  tu  stjfl;  tu  sinuder. 
Suffocating,   Siif-o-kat-iij,  i^p.  a.    tendii)    tu 

siiffflkat;  stjflii).  [stifokat. 

Suffocatingly,  Siif-o-kat-iij-li,  ad.  so  az  tu 
Suffocation,  Suf-o-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  stifo- 

katiii:  At  stat  ov  beiij  siifojkated;  a  qokig. 
Suffocative,  Siif-o-ka-tiv,  a.  tondiij  tu  stifo- 
kat er  qok. 
Suffossion,  Suf-6J-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  undermjniij. 
Suffragan,  Stif-ra-gan,  n.  an  asistant  bijop,  er 

wun  h(i)  iz  not  a  metropolitan. 
Suffragan,  Stif-ra-gan,    a.    suberdinat;  asistig: 

— apljd  onli  tu  a  biJop  az  asistii)  biz  metro- 
politan, [sufragan. 
SuFFRAGANsnip,  Siif-ra-gan-Jip,  n.  de  stajon  ov 
Suffragant,  Siif-ra-gant,*  a.  apistii);  sufragan. 
SuffraGate,  Stif-ra-gat,*  v.  i.  tu  vot  wid;  tu 

agre  wid.  [helper  bi  vot. 

Suffragator,  Stif-ra-ga-tor,*  n.    a    favorer;  a 

Suffrage,  Siif-rnj,  n.  a  vot;  a  vot  at  an  elekjon; 

de  rjt  ov  votij);  vers  givn  on   a   kontroverted 

pernt;  yunjted  vers  ov  a  koijgregajon  in  prj\,or. 
Suffraginous,  Suf-raj-in-us,*  a.  beloijii)  tu  de 

ne-jtynt  ov  bests. 
Suffruticose,  Suf-r(6-ti-kos,  a.  {Bot.)  notii)  a 

plant  dat  iz  not  proporli  a  Jrub  ner  a  herbajus 

plant,  az  de  lavender. 
SuFFRUTicous,  Suf-ri6-ti-ku3,  a.  Jrubi  underned; 
pqrtli  Jrubi;  sufrintikos. 


Suffumigate,  Suf-x|,-mi-gat,  v.  f.  tu  aplj  fi|mz 

or  smok  under  er  widin.  [sufiimigatig. 

Suffumigation,  Suf-i|-ml-ga-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
Suffumige,  Suf-i],-mij,*  ri.  a  medikal  fii,m. 
Suffuse,  Suf-i^z,  v.  t.  tu  spred  over  wid  sumtig 

ekspansibl,  az  wid  a  vapor  er  a  tiijktyi|,r. 
Suffusion,  Suf-i^-gon,  ».  de  aktov  sufi],zig;  dat 

hwig  iz  sufi^zd. 
SuG,  Sug,  n.  a  smel  kjnd  ov  wurm. 
Sugar,  Siig-ar,  n.  a  swet  substans;  a  konstityri,- 

ent  ov  meni  plants,  but  espejali  de  nativ  selt  ov 

de  Jugar-kan,  obtand  bj  presii)  -st  de  jt|s  and 

evaporatiij  it;— a  term  apljd   tu   sum   kemikal 

subslansez,  a,zfugar  ov  led,  er  ov  milk. 
Sugar,  Xiig-ar,  v.  t.  tu  impregnat  er  sezn  wid 

Jiagar;  tta  swetn. 
Sugar,  Xtig-ar,  a.  belogii)  tu  er  mad  ov  Jtagar. 
Sugar-baker,  Slag-ar-bak-er,  n.  a  manyi\,fakt- 

yil,rer  ov  Jugar.^ 
Sugar-candy,  Eiig-ar-kan-di,  n.  kandi  mad  ov 

Juigar;  Jugar  kandid  er  kristaljzd. 
Sugar-cane,  Sug-ar-kan,  n.  a   sakarin   red,  er 

kan,  from  hwiq  Jugar  iz  obtand. 
Sugar-house,  Xiig-ar-hiss,  n.  a  hifs  for  makig 

or  refinig  Jugar. 
Sugarless,  Sb'ig-ar-les,  a.  havig  no  Jugar. 
Sugarloaf,  Xiag-ar-lof,  n.  a  konikal  mas  or  lof 

ov  refjnd  Jugar. 
Sugar-maple,  Stag-ar-ma-pl,  n.  a  tre  from  htDz 

sap  Jugar  iz  mad.  [Jugar. 

Sugar-mill,  Eug-ar-mil,  n.    a  mil   fer  makig 
Sugar-of-lead,    Xtig-ar-ov-led,    n.    an    asetat 

ov  led. 
Sugar-plum,  Xug-ar-plum,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  swetmet. 
Sugary,  Ziag-ar-i,  a.  swet;  tastii)  ov  Jugar;  fond 

ov  Jugar. 
SuGESCENT,  Sii-jes-ent,  a.  enablig  tu  suk;  sukig. 
Suggest,  Sug-jest,  er  Saj-est,  «.  t.  tu  hint;  tu 

iutimat;  tu  insinyi],at;  tu  ah|d  tu;  tu  refer  tu; 

tu  glans  at. 
SuGGESTEii,  Sug-jest-er,  n.  wun  hcD  sugjests. 
Suggestion,   Sug-jest-yon,   n.  de   akt  ov  sug- 

jestii);  eni  tig  sugjested;  hint;  intimajon;  insin- 

yiiajon. 
Suggestive,  Sug-jest-iv,  a.   makig  sugjestyon. 
SuGGiL,  Stig-jil,*  V.  t.  tu  defam.  [bliq,. 

SuGGiLLATE,  Stig-ji-lat,*  V.  t.  tu  bet  blak  and 
SuGGiLLATiON,  Sug-ji-la-JoD,  n.  a  blak  and  bit], 

mqrk;  a  briDz. 
Suicidal,  Si|-i-sj-dal,  a.  relatig  tu  stpsjd;  par- 

takii)    ov   siysjd.  [er. 

Suicidally,  Sti-i-sj-dal-i,  ai.  in  a  st^isjdal  man- 
SuiCiDE,  St],-i-sjJ,  n.  de  slaer  er  slaig  ov  wunz 

self;  self-murder;  a  self-murderer. 
SuiCiDiCAL,  Sn,-i-sid-i-kal,  a.  stysjdal. 
Sui  GENERIS,  Si1,-j  jen-er-is,  [Zr.]  {Logic}  ov  hi2 

or  its  Q!)  kjnd. 
Suing,  St'[-ig,  pp.  from  Sii.     Se  {Sue.} 
Suing,  Si'i-ig,*  n.  de  akt  ov  sokig  tro. 
Suit,  St^f,  n.  a  set  ov  de  sam  kjnd;  a  set  ov  tigz 

korespondent  tu  cq  uder;  az,  a  siit  ov  klodz; — a 

prq,cr;  petijon;  rekwest;  kortjip;  pursvj^t; — [kon- 

seki^Jon:  seriez;   retime;   swet.      Se   {Suite.y] — 

{Law)  a  proseki^Jon  ov  rjt  befor  eni  trjbn,nal;  az, 

a  sivil  i:iit,;  a  kriminal  siit;  an  akjon. 
Suit,  Si^t,  v.  t.  tu  fit;  tu  ad:ipt  tu;  tu  be  fited 

tu;  tu  bektim;  tta  anser;  tu  serv. 
Suit,  St^t,  v.  i.  tu  agre;  tu  akord. 
Suitability,  Sti,t-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  st\,tablnes. 
Suitable,  St']^t-a-bl,   a.    fit;   apt;  met;  bektimig; 

ngre;i,bl. 
Suitableness,  Si^t-a-bl-nes,  n.  fitnes;  agreablnes. 
Suitably,  Sitt-a-bli,  ad.  agreabli;  akordig  tu. 
Suite,  Swet,  n.  \Fr^  konseki|Jon:  seriez;  a  tran 

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SuiTOB,  Si'j,t-or,  n.  wun  Imd  8H,z:  a   ijelijoner;  a 

»U|jlikant;    a  wioer;   a    luver;    wuu  hm  kurU  a 

mistres". 
SuiTUK88,  Srit-ros,  «.  a   fiiiial   siiplikant. 
Sl'LCAte,  Siii-kat,  a.  {Zo/.)  liav  ijj  a  surfaa  depli 

iiiiiire-st  wid  panik-l  l|iiz  or  fiiroz. 
SuLCATKD,  Siil-kiit-eJ,  .1.  fuiuil. 
Sulk,  Sulk, J  r.  i.    tu    be   diskontentcd;   tu   be 

guleii;  tbi  be  inorui.     Tu  hue  dc  s^lks,  tu  be 

gulun.  tli- 

Sulkily,  Siilk-i-li,  aJ.  in  a  sulki  manor;  mora^- 
SuLKiNtss,  Sdlk-i-nes,   n.   sjlcnt  sulennes;   mo- 

rasne.-i.  Iinur6s;  siik-n. 

SuLKV,  Siilk-i,    a.    diskontdnted;    6(li-ntli   suk-n: 
SuLKV,  Siil-ki,  n.  a  tiD-hweld  karij  for  a  sij)^! 

person,  dntn  h\  wun  burs. 
SuLL,  Sul.*'  n.  a  \i\-6. 
Sullen,  Siil-i.'n,  a.  gliomili  apgri  and  sjk'nt;  mo- 

rd)s;  spU'nrtik;  obslinnt;  gUoiui;  dizmul;  huvi;  dul; 

— niis(jiviis:  malignant.  [ili. 

Sullenly,  Sul-on-li,  ad.  in  a  sulen  manor;  glinm- 
SuLLENNKSS,  Sill-cn-ncs,  n.  de  statov  beig  sulcn; 

mo  ru!"  IK'S. 
SuLLENS,  Siil-enz.t  n.pl.  mor6s  temper; glcnmincs. 
SuLLiAGE,  Siil-i-aj,*  n.    iwlnJon;    filt;    Stan   ov 

di;rt;  twines.  [spot. 

Sully,  ."^lil-i,  r.  t.  tu  sa\:  tu  tqrnij;  tu  dert;  tu 
Sully,  Siil-i,  n.  sffl;  tqrnij;  spot. 
SuLPHATi:,  Sul-fnt,  n.  {('htm.  and  Min.)  a  salt 

furuul  iiv  Milfiirik  a.«id  and  an  ok«idi/.d  bn.". 
SuLPiiATir,  Sul-l;it-ik,  a.  relnti()  tu  .sulfat. 
Sulphite,  Siil-I'it,  n.  u  solt  koiupundt-d  ov  sul- 

fi^rus  it'^id  and  an  oksid|zd  bas. 
SuLPHO-SALT,  Siil-to-H(ilt,  n.  a  solt  formd  bj  de 

konibinnjon  ov  a  .■^()lt  wid  sulfiireted  hjilrojcn. 
SuLPHOSiNAPisiNE,        Sul-fu-si-uap-i-sin,        n. 

{C/iem.)   n    krislal[zabl   substans   obland    from 

mu^lnril-.-ril. 
SuLPHLE,  Sul-fur,  «.  a  yela,  brill  mineral  prod- 

uki,  must  abundant  in  volkanik  rejonz;  brimston. 
SuLPUUUATE,  Sul-fii-ral,  a.  ov  or  belogig  tu  sul- 
fur; iiv  de  kiiliir  ov  sulfur. 
Sulphurate,  Siil-fii-rat,   r.  t.   tu  kombjn  wid 

sulfur:  tu  antfiit  wid  sulfur. 
SuLPHUUATiON,  .Sul-fi^-rH-Jon,  n.  de  aktovsiil- 

fiirntiy  .>r  uurrutiy  wid  sulfur;  de  akt  uv  bIeQi{j 

wid  df  fiimz  ov  burniy  sulfur. 
SuLPUiUEois,  Sul-fij,-re-us,  *  a.  relatig  tu  sul- 
SuLPHUBOUK,  Siil-fur-us,        i        far;    kontanij) 

sulfur:  impregnated  wid  sulfur. 
SuLPHUEEOUSLY,  Sul-f I'^-re-us-li,  ad.  in   a  sul- 

fi'irfU!>  manor. 
SuLPULEE0U8NE.ss,  Sul-fi'i-rE-us-nos,  n.  &e  stat 

ov  bei(]  sulft'ireus. 
SuLPHUBET,  Siil-fn-ret,  n.  {Chem.}  a  kombina- 

Jon  ov  sulfur  wid  an  alknl{,  ^rt,  or  metal,  bavijj 

Du)  sen!<ilil  propertiz  ov  an  asid.  [in  sulnJon. 

Sulphuretted.  Sul-fq-ret-cd.  a.  huldiu  sulfur 
SuLPULRH",  Sul-fii-riU.  a.  rrlaii^   tu,  or  drrjvd 

from,  ."ullur.     Sulf'qn'k  a*id,  kold  olso  e^  ov  lit- 

ri'l,  iz  an  a-sid  fuli  satynrnted  wid  I'ksijon,  hav- 

ig  5h  pqrts  ov  oksijen  and  -12  ov  sulfur. 
Sulphurwobt,  Sul-fur- wurt,   n.  a   plant:  hngz 

fiiii-l.  [furus. 

Sulphury,  Stil-fur-i,  a.  rartakig  ov  sulfur;  sul- 
SuLTAN,  Siil-tan,  «.  de  lurkij  or  'Utuman  em- 
peror, kold  bj  Yiirupranz  de  (frand  Sultan  and 

O'.rantl  Siny'T,  but  hibz  ptkiilyor  tjtl  iz  {Pa- 

dithd.y     (.)ri«^iital  prunun^iajon,  Sul-t<\n. 
Sultana,  Sul-tn-nn,  ur  Sul-t«i-na,  «.  de  wjf  or 

kousort  ov  Ac  Sultan. 
SuLTANESS,  Siil-tan-es.  n.  sam  ai  {Sultana.} 
Sultan-flower,  Sdl-tan-flv-cr,  u.  a  plant  and 

fl'ser.  [perial. 

SuLTANiC,  Sul-t.in-ik,  a.  beltJo'D  ''^  ^  Sultan:  im- 
BuLTANSUiP,  Siil-tan-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  SuIUlB. 


Sultriness,  Siil-tri-nes,  «.  de  stat  ov  briQ  sultri, 

or  klitdi;  damp  het.  [m«rst  or  damp. 

Sultry,  Siil-tri,  a.  hot  and  klos;  hot,  kUdi,  and 
Sum,  Sum,  c  t.  tu  kompi'it;  tu  kolekt  |Kirtikyti,- 

lurz  intu  a  txjtal;  iu  kust  up;  tu  komprjz;  tu 

komprebdud. — {Faltonri/}   tu    hav   fedcrz   ful 

grun. 
Sum,  Sum,  n.  de  hoi  ov  cni  tig;  de  agregat  or 

meni  |iartikyii,l(irz:  a  kwontiti  ov  muni;  fnaiat; 

—  komiicndium;  abrijmunt; — hjt;  komplejon; — a 

]irobluui  in  aritmeiik. 
.Sumach,  ."^A-niuk,  m-  >]<fj-mak,  n.  a  iqrj  Jrub,  ov 

df  jfnus  rur<:  u  pisder  ov  its  Irvz,  pcJiijjklz,  ks., 

yiiz>l  ill  nu'(lisin,  d|ig,  and  tunig. 
Sumatran.  Sq-UK^-tran,  n.  a  nntiv  ov  Sqmqtra. 
SuMLESS,  Siim-les,  a.   not  tu  be  kompqted. 
Summarily,  Siim-a-ri-li,  ad.  in  a  sumari  manor; 

brelli. 
."^UMMAHY,  Siim-a-ri,  a.   Jort;  bref;  kompcndius; 

konipre hensiv;  snksigkt:  lakonik. 
Summary,  Siim-a-ri,   n.   a   komprrhf^nsiv   abrij- 

nii'iit,  komprizig  de  hedz  and  subdivi3onz  ov  a 

wurk:  a  kompendium:  abstrakt. 
Su.mmer,  Siim-cr,  n.  de  worra.sezn   ov  de  yer, 

komprizig   Jqn,  .Iqlj.  and    Ogust.     Astronomi- 

kuli  konsidcrd,  sumer  brginz  at  de  sumer  sul- 

stis,  wid  de  Inggost  da,  ab-»t  .Iqn  21  or  22,  and 

cndz  at  de  utiimnal  ekwinoks,  abSt  September 

22: — wun  hot)  kasts  up  an  ak'snt;  a  rekner. 
Summer,  Siim-er,  v.  i.  tu  pas  de  sumer. 
Su.MMKK,  ."^liin-er,  v.  t.  tu  kep  trjo  de  turner. 
•Summer,  Siim-er,  a.  rrlatig  tu  sumer. 
SuMMEBcOLT,  Sum-cr-kolt,  n.  de  lindqlatig  stat 

ov  At  :\r,  ner  de  grTsnd,  hwen  hcted. 
SuM.VERFALLOW,  Slim  cr-fal-o,  V.  t.  tu  pl-s  and 

let  Ij  falo  for  a  tjm,  az  land.  [sumer. 

SuMMERFALLOW,   Siim-er-fal-o,   a.    Ijig   bj^r  in 
.Summer-house,  Siim-er-b-ss,  ».  a  kuutri-h'ss  for 

|xi.-ig  de  sumer:  a  ple;^qr  h'ss  in  a  gqrden. 


Summersault,  Siim-er-solt,  |  n.  a  hi  lep  in  hwiq 
de   helz  qr  tron 
over  dc  hod. 


Summerset,  Stim-or-sct, 


Summerstir,  Stim-cr-st^r,  r.  /.  tu  pU  land  dat 

it  nin  be  falj  in  sumer:  tu  siimerfalo. 
.Summist,  Siim-ist,  n.  wun  hO)  formz  an  abrijment. 
Summit,  Siim-it,  n.  de  h{cst  pernt;  de  top:  de  ut- 

must  hit. 
SuMMiTLEas,  Stim-it-les,  a.  havig  no  sumit. 
Summit-level,  Stim-it-lov-el,  n.  de  hjest  level; 

At  hjest  ov  Q  seriez  ov  eleva/onz  over  hwiq  a 

kan:'il  or  w^ter-kurs  iz  karid. 
SuM.MiTV.  Siim-it-i,*  ii.  top:  sumit. 
Summon,  Siim-on,  r.  t.  tu  kol  wid  otoriti;  tu  sjt; 

tu  bid:  tu  invjt:  tu  eksjt;  tu  kol  up. 
SiJMMONER,  Stim-on-cr,  n.  wun  hiD  sjts;  won  ha> 

suinonz. 
SU.MM0N8,  Siim-onz,  ».,  pi.  .Siim-onz-cz;  a  kol  or 

otoriti. — {Law)  a  rit  komundig  a  Jerif  tu  worn 

a  |«;rson  tu  api'r  in  kort  tu  anser  a  komplant 

mail  agen«t  him;  a  sjta/on.  [est  gud. 

Si  MMUM  BONUM,  Stim-um  bcS-num.  [L.]  At  grat- 
SuMPTER,  .^lim-tcr,  ti.  a  hors  or  niql  dat  kariz  de 

]iruivi;^nnz,  kludig,  ifiis.,  ov  an  qrmi  or  kum{jani. 
SuMPTEB,  Siim-ter,  a.   notig  a  hors  or  mql  dat 

kariz  nese-nriz,  az  ov  an  qrmi. 
Sumption,  Siim-Jon,*  n.  de  akt  ov  takig. 
Sumptuaey,  Siimt-yq-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu  cksp^ns; 

re^'yqlatig  de  kost  ov  livig.     StimtifUHri  Uk,  Ios 

intended  tu  restran  de  ckspenditqr  ov  sitizens. 
Sumptuosity,  Sumt-yq-63-i-ti,  n.   ekspensivncs; 

kost  lines:  siiratyiiusnes. 
Sumptuous,   Siimt-yn-us,   a.    kostli;  cksp^nsiv; 

splendid;  luksyqrius. 
Sumptuously,   Siimi-yq-us-li,   ad.    ckspensirli; 

splendidli.  [nes. 

SuMPTUousNESS,  Silmt-yi^-as-nes,  ».  ekspouur- 


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Sun,  Sun,  n.  de  himinari  dat  males  de  da:  ds 

sentral  bodi  ov  ds  solar  sistem,  ab'st  hwiq  el  ds 

planets  and  komets  rtvolv,  and  bj  hwiq  dq,r  mo- 

Jonz  qr  regyii,lated  and  koulrwld:-— radiajon  from 

&.Z  sun; — a  suni  plas; — eni  tiij  eminentli  splendid 

er  konspikyi^us.      Tinder  ds  sun,  in  de  wurld; — 

a  proverbial  eksprejon. 
•Sun,  Sun,  t.  t.  t\a  ekspoz  tu  ds  sun,  er  tu  ds 

sunz  wermt;  tu  insolat. 
Sunbeam,  Siin-bsm,  n.  a  bsm  er  ra  ov  ds  sun. 
SuNBEAT,  Siin-bst,  i  a.  Jon  on  fsrsli  bj  ds 

SuNBEATEN,  Sun-bst-n,  i      sun. 
SuNBiRD,  Sdn-berd,  n.  a  smel  berd,  ov  brilyant 

plU^maj,  dat  livz  on  ds  jq,sez  ov  fliserz,  and  iz 

aljd  tu  ds  humii)berd.  [ds  sun. 

SuNBLiNK,  Sun-blii)k,  n.  a  glans  er  rsflekjon  ov 
SuN-BORN,  Sdn-bern,  a.  bern  ov  de  sun. 
Sun- BRIGHT,  Sdn-brjt,  a.  rszemblig    ds   sun  in 

brjtnes.  [bj  ds  sun. 

Sunburn,  Siin-bum,  v.  t.  tu  diskulor  er  skerq 
SuNBURNiNG,  Sun-burn-ii),  n.    ds    efekt   ov  ds 

sun,  partikyixlarli  upon  de  fas.     [ord  bj  ds  sun. 
Sunburnt,  Siin-burnt,  a.  tand;  skerqt  er  diskul- 
Su>'CLAD,  Sun-klad,  a.  klodd  in  radians;  brjt. 
Sun-dart,  Siin-dqrt,  n.  a  dqrt  er  bem  ov  de  sun. 
Sunday,  Sun-da,  n.  de  da  anjentli  dedikated  tu 

de  sun; — ds  ferst  da  ov  de  wsk;  n'S  de  Kristyan 

Sabat.  '  [Sabat. 

Sunday,  Sun-da,  a.,  belojjig  tu  Sunda,  er  de 
Sunday-school,  Sun-da-skoDl,  n.  a  skcul  fer  re- 

lijus  instrukjon,  kept  on  Sundaz.  [divjd. 

Sunder,  Sun-der,  v.  t.  tu  pqrt;  tu  separat;  tu 
Sunder,  Sun-der,  u.  a  severans  intu   too  pqrts; 

az,  "  He  kutet  de  sper  in  sunder." 
Sundew,  Sun-dq,,  n.  a  plant  ov  ds  jenus  {drosera.} 
Sundial,  Siin-dj-al,  n,  an  instrcoment  tu  me2n,r 

tjm,  bj  menz  ov  a  Jado  kast  bj  ds  sun. 
Sundown,  Sun-d-sn,  n.  sunset. —  [Q  wurd  komon 

in  Skotland  and  in  de  Yqnjted  Stats; — litl  yqzd 

in  Iiigland.J 
Sun-dried,  Sun-drjd,  a.  drjd  bj  de  het  ov  ds  sun. 
Sundries,  Sun-driz,  n.  pi.  several  tigz  er  materz. 
Sundry,  Siin-dri,  a.  several;  mor  dan  wun  er  too; 

variui;  diferent;  djverz. 
SuNFiSH,  Sun-fiJ,  71.  a  spsjez  ov  fij;  de  {diodon.) 
Sunflower,  Sun-fl-s-er,  n.  a  plant  and  Iqrj  yelo 

fl'scr;  heliantus. 
Sung,  Sui),  i.  and  p.  from  Sit).     Se  {Sing.} 
Sunk,  Sugk,  i.  and  p.  from  iSiijk.     Ss  {Sink.} 
Sunken,  Sunk-n,  p.  a.  feln  er  prestd-sn;  lo.     Ss 

{Sink.) 
Sunless,  Sun-les,  a.  wontii)  sun;  wontig  wermt. 
Sunlight,  Sun-ljt,  n.  de  Ijt  ov  de  sun. 
Sunlike.  Sun-ljk,  a.  rezemblii)  de  sun. 
Sunlit,  Sun-lit,  a.  lit  er  lited  bj  de  sun. 
SuNNiNESS,  Sun-i-nes,  n.  de  sta't  ov  beig  suni.- 
Sunny,  Siin-i,  a.  relatig  tu  de  siin;  Jon  upon  bj 

de  sun;  ekspozd  tu  de  sun;  brjt  wid  ds  sun; 

kulord  bj  de  sun;  brjt:  kler. 
Sunproof,  Sun-prcof,  a.'  impervius  tu  sunljt. 
Sunrise,  .Sun-rjz,  n.  ds  tjm  ov  de  rjziij  ov  de  sun: 

mernig;— ds  plas  ov  de  rjzig  ov  de  sun;  de  est.  ' 
Sunrising,  Sun-rjz-ig,  n."  de   rjzig   ov  de   sun; 

sunrjz. 
Sun-scorched,  Sun-skerqt,  a.  skerqt  bj  de  sun. 
Sunset,  Sun-set,  n.  ds  tjm  ov  de  setig  ov  ds  sun; 

ds  plas  ov  de  setig  ov  de  sun;  kloz  ov  ds  da; 

svnig;— de  west. 
SuNSETTiNG,  Sun-sct-ig,  n.  ds  setig  ov  ds  sun; 

sunset.  [suni  plas.' 

Sunshine,  Sun-Jjn,  n.  radiant  Ijt  ov  ds  sun:  a 
Sunshine,  Sun-Jjn,  a.  brjt  wid  ds  sun;  sunjjni. 
Sunshiny,  Sun-Jjn-i,  a.  ekspozd  tu,  er  brjt  wid, 

de  sun. 
Sunstone,  Sdn-ston,  n.  {Mtn.}  de  {adularia,}  a 

spejez  ov  felspqr,  an  ernamental  ston. 


Sunstroke,  Sun-strok,  n.  {Med.)  an  efekt  pro- 

dij,st  bj  de  raz  ov  de  sun  upon  a  pqrt  ov  de  bodi, 

az  ds  erisipelas,  er  an  inflamajon  ov  de  bran  er 

ov  its  membranz. 
Sunward,  Siin-wurd,  ad.  toard  ds  sun. 
Suo  JURE,  Sq-oji|,-re,  [i.]  {Law)  bj  hiz  on  rjt. 
Suo  marte,  Sq-o  mqr-te,  [Z.]  bj  hiz  on  egzeir- 

Jonz  er  hiz  on  abiliti. 
Sup,  Sup,  v.  t.  tu  drigk  bj  m^tfulz;  tu  drigk  bj 

litl  at  a  tjm;  tu  sip; — tu  tret  wid  super. 
Sup,  Sup,  v.  i.  tu  et  de  evnig  msl. 
Sup,  Sup,  n.  a  smel  draft;  a  mistful  ov  likor. 
Super,  Sq-per,  a  Latin  prepozijon  signifjig  abv/o, 

over. — Yqzd  in  kompozijon  az  a  prefiks,  denot- 

ig  abuv,  over,  er  ekses. 
SuPERABLE,  Sq-per-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  overkum; 

surmisntabl;  kogkerabl. 
SuPERABLENESS,  Si^-per-a-bl-nes,  ».   de  kwoliti 

ov  beig  sqperabl.  [kiim. 

SuPERABLY,  Sq-per-a-bli,  ad.  so  az  ma  be  over- 
SuPERABOUND,  Sq-per-a-b^Hnd,   v.  i.    tu   ab'snd 

eksedigli;  tu  be  egzi],berant:  tu   be  stord  wid 

mor  dan  endf.  [in  grat  abuudans. 

Superabounding,  Sq-per-a-b-snd-ig, /^yj.  a.  bsiij 
Superabundance,   Sq-per-a-bun-dans,   n.    mdir 

dan  enuf;  a  grat  kwontiti;  ekses. 
Superabundant,    Sq,-per-a-bun-dant,    a.    beig 

mor  dan  enuf;  cksesiv;  sq^perflqus. 
Superabundantly,    Sq-per-a-bun-dant-li,    ad. 

mor  dan  sufijentli. 
Superacidulated,    Sq,-per-a-sid-yq,-lat-ed,     a. 

asidyqlated  tu  ekses. 
Superadd,  Sii,-per-ad,  r.  t.  tu  mak  furder  adij- 

on  tu;  tu  ad  over  and  abuv. 
SuPERADDiTiON,  Sq-per-ad-iJ-on,  n.   de  akt  ov 

si^peradig;  dat  hwiq  iz  sqperaded. 
SuPURADVENiENT,  Sq-per-ad-ve-ni-ent,*  a.  kum- 

ig  tu  sr  upon;  kumig  unekspektedli. 
Superannuate,  Sq-per-an-yq-at,  v.  t,  tu  imp4r 

or  diskwolif  j  bj  aj  er  legt  ov  Ijf. 
Superannuate,  Svi,-per-an-yq,-at,*  v.  i.  tu  last 

beyond  de  yer.  [kwolifjd  bj  aj. 

Superannuated,    Sq-per-an-yq-at-ed,    a.    dis- 
SuPERANNUATiON,  Six-per-an-yq-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt 

ov  sqperanyqatig;  de  stat  ov  beig  sqperanyq,- 

ated. 
Superb,  Si^-perb,  a.  grand;  pompus;  lofti;  egust; 

statli;  magnifisent;  splendid. 
Superb-lily,  Sq-perb-lil-i,  n.  a  plant  and  flijer. 
Superbly,  Sr^-perb-li,  ad.  in  a   sqperb  maner; 

splendidli. 
Supercargo,  Si|-per-kqr-go,  n.  a  person  er  ofis- 

er,  in  u  merqant-Jip,  apernted  tu  sriperintend  de 

komerjal  transakjonz  ov  de  veraj,  tu  sel  ds  gudz 

er  merqandjz,  purqas  returnig  kqrgoz,  <ts. 
SuPERCELESTiAL,  Sq-per-se-lest-yal,  a.  abuv  de 

fermament:  abuv  ds  hevnz. 
Supercharge,  St'i-per-qqrj,  n.   {Her.)  wun  fig- 

yqr  born  upon  anuder. 
Supercharge,  Sq-per-qqrj,  n.  t.  {Her.)  tu  plas 

wun  b^rig  er  figyq^r  upon  anuder. 
Superchery,  Sq-perq-er-i,*  n.  dssst;  qetig. 
Superciliary,  Sq-per-sil-i-a-ri,  a.  abuv  de  jbr'sz. 
Supercilious,  Sq-per-sil-i-us,  er  Sq-per-sil-yus, 

a.  heti;  lofti;  dogmatikal;  diktatorial:  qrbitrari; 

despotik;  overbqrig.  [persilius  maner. 

Superciliously,  Sq-per-sil-i-us-li,  ad.  in  a  sq- 
SuPERCiLiousNESS,  Sq-per-sil-i-us-nes,  n.   heti- 

nes:  kontemtyi^usnes. 
SuPEECiLiUM,  Sq-per-sil-i-um,   n.    [Z.]  pi.  Si],- 

per-sil-i-a;  {Anat.)  de  rij  ov  h^r  abuv  de  jlidz; 

de  jbr'j. 
SuPERCONCEPTiON,  Sq,-per-kon-sep-Jon,  n.  a  kon- 

sej)Jon  admited  after  anuder  konsepjon;  sx^per- 

fetiijon.  [mot  konsekwens. 

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SuPERCRESCENCE,  Siv-per-krcs-cns,  n.  an  luJiJon- 

al  grcit.  Lsumtiu. 

SuPtHCRESCEXT,  Sii-pcr-krds-cnt,  a.  gruig  over 
SUPKHDOMI.NANT,  Sii-[)cr-d6m- j-nant,  «.    {Alut.} 

de  -ikst  kt  iu  (ie  de.ieiidiu  skul. 
SuPEBtMlSENi'E,  Sii-per-om-i-neng,     j  n.  de  stat 
SuPEJiEMlNtXCV,  .Sii-per-ein-i-uen-si,  I      ov  hexQ 

gnpereuiinont;  superior  cmincns. 
SoPKREMtNEXT,  Sn-pcr-eui-i-iioiit,  a.  eminent  in 

a  li)  drgi't'.  [lUM^it  ctuineiit  luaner. 

SuPtREMiXEXTLY,  Sn,-pcr-eu]-i-nent-li,  ad.  in  de 
SuPtKEHOOATE,  Sii-pfr-er-u-gBt,  f.  t.  tu  doo  mur 

duu  dii,ii  rekwjrz. 
SuPEBEROOATiox,    Sii,-pcr-er-o-ga-Jon,    n.    pcr- 

feruiiiiis  ov  nior  dun  di^ti  rtkwjrz.      W'url-t)  ov 

stfjdercjijaf  n,  gud  wurks  bcyuud  hwotqr  demd 

ne^c^ari  tu  Mlvajon. 
SuPEREROOATOUV,  Sii-pcr-cr-Q-ga-to-ri,   a.   ek- 

sedio  At  deuiundz  ov  d^ti;  not  fEkwjrd  bj  di^ti. 
SuPERESSKXTiAL,    Sq,-pur-es-en-Jal,     a.     esenjal 

abiiv  uderz,  or  abiiv  de  escns  er  konslitiiJon  ov 

a  tifl.  L'"'!. 

SuPERETHicAL,  Sri-per-(5t-i-kal,  a.  mor  dan  cti- 
SfPEREXALT,  8n,-per-eg-z6lt,  v.t.  tu  egzolt  in  a 

sivperior  drgre. 
StPEREXALTATiON,  Sq-pcr-eg-zol-tA-Jon,  ».  sq,- 

ptriiir  egzoltajon.  [dinari  okselens. 

SuPEREXCKLLEXCE,  Sii-ptT-eks-cl-cns,  n.  ekstnir- 
SuPEREXCELLENT,  Sn-iH-T-eks-cl-ent,  a.  ckseleut 

in  an  unkuiuon  degre. 
SUPEREXCRESCEXCE,   Sii-pcr-eks-krcs-cns,    n.    a 

8i\,pvrfln,us  ckskre?t.'ns. 
SuPERFECUNDiTY,  Sii,-per-fe-kdn-di-ti, ».  8q,pcr- 

abiindant  ft-kuiiditi.  [ter  konsepjon. 

SUPERKETATE,    Sll-pcr-ft-tat,  V.  «.    tU  koUJEV  uf- 

SuPERKETATiox,  Sii-pur-fE-tu-Jon,  «.   wun  kon- 

sepjun  tijlu>ig  uDiidur,  so  dat  bat  qr  in  de  wa)m 

tugediT,  but  kum  not  tu  d^r  ful  tjm  ov  deliv- 

eri  lugeder. 
SuPERFETE,  Sij,-per-fet,*  v.  i.  tu  sripcrfetat. 
SuPERFETE,  Sq,-pcr-fEt,*  V.  t.  tu  konsEV  upon  a 

konsepjon.  [ez. 

SuPERFiCE,  Si'i-per-fi?,  w.  ■stsid;  surfas;  si\perfij- 
SUPERFICIAL,  Sii-perfij-al,  a.  brij)  on  de  surlas; 

foruiig  de   surlas;  uierli  kuvcrig;  not  dep:  sljt: 

flimzi;  Jalu;  not  prof'snd;  not  lerncd.    JSni'erfiJ'al 

kiiiiUnt,  de    number   ov   skw^r  in(jez,  let,  is., 

kontand  on  eni  surfas. 
SUPEHFICIALIST,  Sn,-per-fiJ-al-ist,  n.  wun  ov  s^- 

pcrfijal  utaninents. 
Superficiality,  Sii-per-fiJ-i-al-i-ti,  n.  de  kwol- 

iti  ov  bri^)  siipcrfijal;  sqporlijalnes. 
St'PERFlClALLr,  Sii,-i>er-liJ-al-i,  ail.  in  a  sqper- 

fijal  manor;  widist  guig  dep;  on  de  surfiis. 
SuPERFiciAL.NESS.  Sn,-per-fiJ-al-ne:^.  n.  de  kwol- 

iti  ov  brio  eiiperfijal;  Jalunes;  sljt  nolej. 
St'PERFlClARY,  Sii-per-li/-i-a-ri,  n.  {Lute)  wun 

ba>  pat  de  kwit-rt-nt  ov  a  hiss  bill  on  aniider 

uianz  gri^nd. 
SuPERriciES,  Sii-pcr-fiJ-ei,  or  Sti-pcr-fiJ-i-ei,  n. 

til),  and  pi.  de  vkslerior  fas  ov  eni  bodi;  -stsid: 

surfas.  [onli  tin. 

SuPERFiXE,  St;-i>cr-fin,  a.  dminentli  fjn;  unkoin- 
8uPkRFiNEXEfi8,  Sn-per-fjn-nes,  n.  de  kwi»liii  ov 

beit)  !!iu>»'rfjn. 
SuPERFLLEXCE,  Stv-piT-fln-ens,*  n.  mat  dan  iz 

nCsc^an;  .<iiiHTflniii. 
SlPERFLLiTAXCE,  Sn-pcr-fli'i-i-lans,*  n.  de  akt 

ov  flutio  abdv.  [abiiv. 

SuPERFLLiTAXT,    Sti-per-flt^-i-Unt,*    a.    floiiy 
Sl'PERFLi  iTY,  Sq-pcr-flii-iti,  n.  mor  dan  endt: 

plenti  beyond  y\\K  abundant  abdv  ntsesiti;  sq- 

penibiindan?<;  redundnn.-i;  ckst-s. 
SuPERFLLOts,  Si;-j>^T-flii-u9,  a.  cgiqberant;  ek- 

se.siv;  unne-<o*ari;  ncdics.  [p^'rfliius  maner. 

Superfluously,  St;-p*'r-flti-us-li,  ad.  in  a  s\\- 


.SuPERFLi;ous.NF.8s,  Si^-p^r-flii-aB-nos,  ».  de  stat 

ov  beiy  snjivrtlnun. 
Sl'perfllx,  .'^n,-pur-flak!(,*  n.   dat  hwic;  eksedi 

hwot  iz  wonted;  itiiperfliiili.  [tuliajon. 

SuPLKFOLiATiON,  Sn-iRT-fiii-li-a-Jon,  ».  ek.-^es  ov 
."^Li'tRULMAX,  Sii-per-lii'i-uian,  a.  btifl  abdv  de 

natyiir  or  )ii$er  ov  man;  beig  abdv  hqman. 
Superimpose,  Si|,-per-im-iJ«jz,  v.t.  tu  lu  er  im- 

]>if)z  U|i<jn  sumtig  c-U. 
SuPEUiMPREO.NATiON,  Sn-pcr-im-preg-uA-JoD,  n. 

superkon.sepjon;  .siyMirtEtaJon. 
SuPtRi.NXiMBEXCE,  Sii-pur-iu-kdm-bens,   n.    dc 

slat  ov  Ijij)  ujKJn  .sumtii). 
Slperixcumbext,   riii-pcr-in-kdm-bcnt,  a.    Ijig 

or  restij)  on  suiutiy  eld. 
SUPEBI.NDUCE,  Sii-per-in-di'is,  r.  t.  tu  brifl  in  ftS 

an  adi/on  tu  suuitJo  cU;  tu  st^perad. 
StPEBiNULCtMENT,  Sn,-per-in-dii,s-ment,  n.   de 

akt  ov  sn,perindii,sio. 
Slperixuuctiox,  Sii-per-in-ddk-JoD,  n,  dc  akt 

ov  sn[)erindii,sig. 
SuPERi.NFUSE,  Sii-pcr-in-fi\,z,  r.  t.  tu  infqz  \x\Aa, 
SuPERiNJECTios,  Sii,-per-in-jek-/on,  n.  an  injtk- 

Jon  suk.-edij)  aiiiider.  [tu  averse. 

SfPEKixsPECT,  Sii-per-in-.spekt,  r.  t.  tu  uverluk; 
.SiPtRi.NsriTUTiox,      Sii-per-in-sti-t^-Jon,       n. 

{Laivf  wun  institi^Jon  u|Mn  andder;  az  if  S  be 

institiited  and  admited  tu  a  beucfis  u|x)n  a  tjtl, 

and  a  be  institi\,tcd  and  aduutud  bi  de  prezen- 

tajon  ov  andder. 
SuPERiXTKXD,  S^-per-in-tand,   v.  t.   tu   overse; 

tu  ojverlujk;  tu  hav  de  ki^r  or  direkjon  ov;  tu 

tak  qqrj  ov;  tu  direkt. 
Supekixtendexce,  Sq,-per-in-t6n-dens,     j  n.  de 
.SuPEUiNTKXUEXCY,  Sn-per-in-tou-den-si,  i      akt 

ov  sqperiiitendij);  civersjt:  dirokjon:  superior  kijr. 
.Si'PERiXTENDENT,    .Sq-per-in-tend-cnt,    n.    wua 

hit)  superiutendz;  a  direktor;  an  overseer. 
SuPERiXTEXDEXT,  Sq-per-in-tend-ent,   a.   over- 

lijkij)  uderz  wid  etoriti;  ovcrstifl. 
SuPERiXTEXUEB,  Sq-pcr-in-tend-er,  n.    wun  hiD 

siiperinleiidz. 
.Slperixvestiture,  Sii-per-in-vest-i-ti;r,   n.   an 

upur  vest  or  gqrment. 
Superior,  Sq-pe-ri-or,  a.  hjcr  in  ekselens,  ragk, 

digniti,  stajon,  or  plas;  grater;  stronger;  hier; — 

jireferabl.  [ekselens  or  ragk. 

Superior,  Sq-pe-ri-or,  n.  wun  abdv  andder  in 
SuPERioKiTY,  Sq-pE-ri-or-i-ti,  /*.  de  stat  ov  beijj 

sil))Erior;  hjer  kwolili,  rag k,  or  stajon;  preemi- 

ncns.  [maner. 

Superiorly,  Sri-pe-ri-or-li,  ad.    in    a    sqijcrior 
.SuPKRLATios,  Sq-per-la-Jon, ».  egzoltajon  ov  eni 

ti|i  liEVond  tWit  or  jiruprjeli. 
Superlative,  Sq-jJi-r-la-tiv,   a.   impliig  er  eks- 

presig  dE  hjest  dEgre;  hiest  in  dEgre. 
Superlative,  Sq-per-la-iiv,  n.  At  sqperlativ  de- 
gre ov  adjektivz,  in  gramar,  Q  wurd  ekspresig 

de  hjest  drgrt  ov  eni  tig. 
Superlatively,  Sq-i)vr-la-tiv-li,  a<f.  in  a  sqp^r- 

lativ  degrE  er  mauer. 
Superlativexess,  Sr^-por-la-tiv-nes,  n.   de  stat 

ov  be  I  J)  in  de  hjest  dEgrE. 
SuPERLUXAR,    Sii-per-lq-nar,    a.    beig   abdv  de 

m.tin:  not  sublnnari:  not  ov  dis  wurld.  \I^nar. 
SuPERLUXARY,  Sq-pcr-lq-na-ri,  a.  snm  az  mj^r- 
StPKRUEDiAL,  Sq-jK-'r-me-di-al,  a.  brig  abdv  de 

niidl.  Lyond  de  wurld. 

SuPERMUXDAXE,  Sq-pcr-mdn-dan,  a.  abdv  or  be- 
SuPERXAL,  Sq-p«^r-nal,  a.  beig  in  a   hjrr  plai  ar 

rejcn:  relatig  tu  tigz  abdv;  selostyal:  hevnli. 
Superxataxt,  ."^q-iRT-iiri-tant,  a.  swimio  abdv. 
8UPEKXATATIOX,  Si\-per-na-t«-/un,  n.  At  akt  OT 

swimio  on  dr  top  ov  eni  tip. 
Supernatural.  Sq-pcr-nat  yq-r.U,  a.  btijj  abdr 

de  p'Bcrz  ov  natyqr;  mirakyqlus. 


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SuPEENATUBALisM,  Sti-per-nat-y^-ral-izni, ». ds 
doktrin  ov    siipernatyii,ral  infliiens,  ajensi,   or 
p'xer. 
SuPERN'ATURALiST,  Sii,-per-nat-.yi],-ral-ist,  n.  wun 

hOD  brle'vz  in  si|pernatyixral  iufhi,cns  or  ajensi. 
SuPERNATURALisTic,  Sq-per-nat-yix-ral-is-tik,  a. 

rclHtiri  tu  sixpernatyii,ralizm. 
SuPERNATURALLY,  Six-per-nat-yix-ral-i,  ad.  in  a 

siipernatyiyal  maner. 
SuPERNATURALNESS,    Si|,-per-nat-yTi,-ral-nes,    n. 

ds  kwoliti  ov  beiij  sixpernatyixral. 
Supernumerary,    Six-per-ni],-mer-a-n,    a.    beii) 
abdv  a  stated,  a  nesesari,  a  yilJiial,  er  a  nsnd 
number;  beig  mor  dan  iz  yi^zd  er  wonted;  si^per- 
i\\\\M. 
Supernumerary,  Sq,-per-nix-mer-a-ri,  n.  a.  per- 
son er  tiij  abiiv  ds   stated,  yiljiial,  er  rskwjrd 
number. 
Superparticular,      Six-per-par-tik-yix-lar,     a. 
notii)  a  proporjon  er  rajica  dat  givz  wun  mor 
tia  de  grater  dan  tu.  de  les  number;  az  1  tia  2, 
3  tu  4. 
SuPERPARTiENT,  St^-per-pc^ir-Jent,  a.  notiij  a  pro- 
porjon, hwen  wun  number  kontanz  anuder  wuns, 
and  sum  number  ov  alikwot  pqrts  rsmanii),  az 
wun  tcD-terdz. 
SuPERPLANT,    SiVper-plant,    n.    a   plant   groig 
upon  anuder  plant.  [/'?««.) 

SuPERPLUS,  Si^-per-plus,  n.  surplus.  Se  {S'lr- 
SuPERPLUSAGE,  Sii,-per-plus-aj,*  n.  a  surplusaj. 
SuPERPONDERATE,  Six-per-p6n-der-at,  i\  t.  tu  wa 

over  and  abiiv. 
Superpose,  Sq-per-poz,  v,  t.  {  Geol.}  tu  la  upon. 
SuPERPRAiSE,  Sii,-per-praz,  v.  t.  tu  praz  bsyond 

meji^r. 
SuPERPROPORTiON,  Stx-per-pro-por-Jon,  n.  over- 
plus nv  proporjon. 
SuPERPURGATiON,    St^-per-pur-ga-Jon,    n.     mor 

purgajon  dan  enuf. 
SuPERREFLECTiON,  Stx-per-re-flek-Jon,  n.  reflek- 

Jon  ov  an  imaj  reflekted. 
SuPERREGAL,  Six-per-rg-gal,  a.  mor  dan  regal. 
SuPERSALiENCY,  Six-pcr-sa-li-en-si,  n.  ds  akt  ov 
lepiij  upon  eni  tiij.  [lEpiij  upon. 

SuPERSALiENT,  Six-per-sa-li-ent,  a.  jumpiij  or 
SuPEESALT,  Six-per-selt,  n.  a  solt  wid  an  ekses  ov 

asid. 
Supersaturate,  Sq,-per-sat-yTx-rat,  v.  f.  tu  sat- 

yiXrat  tu  ekses. 
SuPERSATURATioN,  Stx-per-sat-ytx-ra-Jon,  n.    ds 

akt  ov  sixxjersatynratii). 
Superscribe,  Six-per-skrib,  v.  t.  tu  rjt  er  inskrjb 
upon  de  top  er  'stsjd;  tu  direkt  er  adres,  az  a 
leter. 
Superscript,  Six-per-skript,  n.  sixperskrlpjon. 
Superscription,  Six-per-skrip-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
sixperskrjbir);  dat  hwiq  iz  ritn  on  de  top  er  -st- 
sjd;  direkjon;  adres. 
Supersecular,  Six-per-sek-yix-lar,    a.    abdv  de 

wurld  or  sekyixlar  tiijz. 

Supersede,  Six-per-sed,  v.  t.   tu  kum   intu  de 

plas  ov;  tu  tak  de  plas  ov;  tu  mak  vffd  bj  sq,- 

perior  p-ser;  tu  set  asjd;  tu  overrcbl. 

Supersedeas,  Six-per-se-de-as,  n.   {Law)   a  rit 

kontanig  a  komund  tia  sta  varius  erdinari  pro- 

sediflz  at  le.  [de  sensez. 

Supersensible,  Six-per-sens-i-bl,    a.   beig  abdv 

SuPEESENSUAL,  Six-per-sen-Jix-al,  a.    beig  abuv 

de  sensez:  sixpersensibl.  [ofijus. 

SuPERSERViCEABLE,  Six-per-ser-vis-a-bl,  a.  over- 

SuPEESESsiON,  Six-pcr-seJ-on,  n.  de  aktovsixper- 

sedig;  q  setig  asjd. 
Superstition,  Six  per-stij-on,  n.   a  belef  in  de 
egzistens  ov  partikyixlar  fakts  or  fenomena,  pro- 
dixst  bj  sixpernatyixral  ajensi,  ov  hwiq  de  egzis- 
tens iz  not  prcDvd  b^  eksperions  ner  k'snteuanst 


bj  revelajon;  de  habit  or  akt  ov  askrjbig  tu  de 

direkt  er  spejal  ajensi  ov  sixpernatyixral   p'ser, 

rezults  hwiq  kan  be  priftvd  tu  prosyd  from  sek- 

ondari  kezez; — spixrius  er  fels  relijon  er  wurjip; 

a  fels  sistem  ov  relijon;  a  belef  in  omenz,  prog- 

no^tiks,  er  de  Ijk: — over-njseti;  wek  kredixliti. 
Superstitionist,  Six-per-stiJ-on-ist,  n.  wun  ad- 

ikted  tu  sixperstijon. 
Superstitious,  Six-per-stiJ-us,  a.  relatig  tia,  er 

partakig  ov,  stxperstijon;  adikted  tu  sixperstijon; 

ful  ov  jdl  fansiz  er  skrcofjlz  wid  regqrd  tu  relij- 
on; wekli  skrcbpixlus. 
SuPERSTiTiouSLY,  Six-per-stiJ-us-li,  ad.  in  a  six- 

perstijus  maner. 
SuPERSTiTiousNESS,  Stx-pcr-stiJ-us-nes,  ».  de  stat 

ov  beig  sixperstijus. 
SuPERSTRAiN,  Six-per-strfin,  v.  t.  tu  overstran. 
SuPERSTRUCT,  Six-per-strukt,  v.  t.  tu  bild  upon 

eni  tig.  [struktyixr. 

SuPERSTEUCTiON,  Six-per-struk-Jon,  n.   a  sixper- 
SuPERSTRUCTiVE,    Six-per-struk-tiv,    a.    bilt   on 

sumtig  els. 
Superstructure,  Six-per-strukt-yixr,  w.  dat  hwiq 

iz  bilt  upon  a  fisndajon;  an  edifis. 
SuPERsuBSTANTiAL,  Six-pcr-sub-stan-Jal,  a.  mor 

dan  substanjal. 
SuPERSUBTLE,  Six-per-sut-1,  a.  over-sutl. 
SuPERSULPHATE,  Six-per-sul-fat,  n.  a  sulfat  wid 

an  ekses  ov  asid. 
Supersulphuretted,     Six-per-sdl-fix-ret-ed,    a, 

kombind  wid  an  ekses  ov  sulfur.  [grisnd. 

Superterre.ve,  Six-per-ter-en,  a.  beig   abuv  de 
Superterrestrial,  Six-per-ter-es-tri-al,  a.  beig 

abuv  ds  ert. 
SuPERTONic,  Six-per-ton-ik,  n.  {Mus.}  de  sekond 

abdv  de  ks-not. 
Supervacaneous,  Six-per-va-ka-ne-us,  a.  sixper- 

fhxus;  nedles;  unnesesari.  [nedlesli. 

SuPEEVACANEOusLY,  Six-per-va-ka-ne-us-li,   ad. 
Supervene,  Six-per-ven,  v.  i.  tu  kum  az  an  eks- 

traneus  adijon;  tu  form  an  aksejon. 
Supeevenient,  Six-per-ve-ni-ent,  a.  aded:  adij- 

onal; — arjzig  or  kumig  afterward. 
Supervention,  Six-per-ven-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  stx- 

pervenig.  [ig;  sixpervigon. 

SuPERViSAL,  Six-per-vjz-al,  7i.  de  akt  ov  sixpervjz- 
SuPEEViSE,  Six-per-viz,  r.  t.  tu  overluk;  tu  over- 

se;  tu  sixperintend;  tu  inspekt. 
Supervision,  Six-per-vi^-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  sixper- 

vjzig;  sixperintendens;  inspekjon. 
Supervisor,  Six-per-vjz-or,  n.  wun  hot  sixpervjz- 

ez;  an  overseer;  an  inspektor;  a  stxperinti^ndent. 
SuPEEViVE,  Six-per-vjv,  v.  i.  tu  overliv;  tu  ist- 

liv. 
Supination,  Six-pi-na-Jon,   n.    de   stat  ov  beig 

sixpjn; — de  qrt  er  akt  ov  turnig  de  pqm  ov  de 

hand  upwardz,  bj  rotatig  de  radius  upon  de  ulna. 
SuPiNATOE,  Six-pi-na-tor,  n.  {Anat.}  a  musl  hwiq 

turnz  de  hand  upwardz. 
Supine,  Six-pjn,  a.  Ijig  wid  de  fas  upward;  opozd 

tu  pron; — lenig  bakwardz  wid  ekspo-;ixr  tu  de 

sun;   neglijent;   k^rles;  indolent;  dnszi;   tatles; 

inatentiv;  listles. 

Supine,  S4-pin,  n.  a  sert  ov  verbal  n-sn  derivd 

from  a  verb;  az,  {dictum  and  dicta,  from  dico.y 

Supinely,  Six-pjn-li,    ad.    wid   de   fas   upward; 

dr-szili;  indolentli.  [pjn;  dr'szines. 

Supineness,  Six-pin-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  sq,- 

SuppARASiTATiON,  Sup-ar-as-i-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt 

ov  flaterig  er  paig  servil  kort  tu.  [kajol. 

Supparasite,    Sup-ar-a-sjt,   v.  t.   tu  flater;   tu 

Suppedaneous,  Sup-e-da-ne-us,  a.   plast  under 

de  fet. 
SuPPEDiTATE,  Sup-ed-i-tat,  v.  t.  tu  suplj. 
Suppeditation,  Sup-ed-i-ta-Jon,    n.    de  akt  ov 
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Supper,  Sup-er,  n.  wun  hon  sups; — dt  last  mel  ov 

de  da;  At  evniu  repast.  [lastig  nt  nit. 

SuPPtKLtsw,  Siip-LT-lf;(,  a.  dcstitiit  ov  super; 
SuPi'fcKTiME,  Siip-er-liin,  «.  de  tjiii  ov  tiij)  suixjr. 
Supplant,  Sup-lant,  i'.  /.  tu  trip  up  Ac  htiz;  tu 

displuj  bj  strutajfin;  tu  turn  '81;  tu  di^|)lu.s;  tu 

owrp'scr:  tu  sui  u.s{d.  [supluntig. 

Si'PPLANTATioy,   >Sup-lan-td-Jon,  n.    ae  akt   ov 
SuPPLANTEB,  ."^ up- hint- or,  n.  wun  hi»  suplanta. 
StPPLANTixo,  Sup-lant-ifl,  n.  dc  ukt  ov  displa^^ig 

or  tuniii)  tit. 
SuPPti:,  Siip-l,  a.   jiljunt;   floksibi:  yfldip;   kom- 

pljant;  Mot't;  not  obstinat;  l'latori(];  bi'iidig. 
SuPPLK,  Siip-l,  V.  t.  tu  mak  pljaut,  I'lubiibl,  or 

kutnpl|:int. 
Suppi.K,  Siip-l,  ?'.  i.  tu  gro  soft:  tia  pro  pliant. 
SuPPLfcLY,  riiip-l-li,  ad.  .sullli:  pljantli. 
yuPPLKMK.NT,  ."^lip-lE-niont,  /(.  an  adijon  bj  hwiq 

yuuitio  wiintijj  iz  ••^upljd;  sumtiji  adud;  an  apeii- 

diks;  dat  hwiy  iz  wonted. — Hiii'lcineut  ov  an  qrk 

iz  hwot  it  w«nU  ov  180  degr^z. 
SuPPLtME.NT,  Su]>-lE-incnt,  V.  t.  tu  suplj. 
StPPLKMK.NTAL,  Sup-lt-uien-tal,       )    a.    supljit) 
tiL'PPLtMtNTAKY,  Sup-le-uieut-a-ri,  i    dcfokls  or 

dl•t"iJ^•n^iz;  adijonal.  [fa.-iiliti. 

Suppleness,  Siip-l-ne.'<,  n.  pljantncs;  ficksibiliti; 
SuPPLETiVE,  Sii|)-le-tiv,  a.  supljij);  liclpiij. 
SuPPLtTOKV,  .Siip-lc-ttj-ri,  a.  ^^uplpij   dtlijensiz: 

KUpleaiental.  [di-fijen^^iz. 

SupPLETOKY,  ."^lip-lt-to-ri,  n.  dat  liwit;  filz  up 
.*<L"PPL1AL.  .Sup-lj-iil,*  n.  de  akt  ov  'upljig;  suplj. 
•StPPHA.NCE,  Sup-lj-ans,  ».  dat   Lwiy    iz  supljd; 

supl{. 
SuPPtiANT,  Sdp-li-ant,  a.  makio  suplikajon;  en- 

tixtijj;  btsccjiy;  prekaturi;  submisiv. 
SuPPLiA.NT,    ."^lip-li-ant,   n.   a.    humbl  pttijoner; 

wun  hi'j  L-ntrEts. 
SuPPLiANTLV,  Siip-li-ant-]l,  ad.  in  a  supliant  or 

subuii.-iv  manor. 
SuPPLiAXTXESS,  Sdp-li-ant-ncs,  n.  At  kwoliti  ov 

beig  supliant. 
Supplicant,  Siip-li-kant,  n.   wun  hoo  supliknts; 

a  humbl  ])eti/uncr;  a  supliant. 
Supplicant,  Siip-li-kant,  a.  cntrctio;  supliant. 
Supplicate,  Siip-li-kat,  r.  i.  tu  implur:  tu  cn- 

tret;    tu   rekwest;   tu   petijon    submisivli   and 

buinbli:  tu  sulisit;  tu  bog;  tu  btseq;  tu  krav. 
SiPPLiCATlO."*,  Sup-li-kii-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  siip- 

likatio;    a    humbl    petijon;    cntreti;    petijunari 

wurji)). 
SuppLiCATOK,  Siip-li-kn-tor,  n.  wun  hoo  supliknts. 
Supplicatory,  Siip-li-ka-tu-ri,  a.  kuntanig  sup- 
likajon; petijonari. 
SuPPLlCAViT,  Sup-li-ka-vit,  n.  [L.]   {En//,  law} 

a  rit  Kt  ov  qanscri  for  takig   Jurii   ov  de    pes, 

hweu  wun  iz  in  danjer  ov  beig  hurt  in  hiz  bodi 

bj  antider. 
Supplier,  Sup-lj-er,  n.  wun  btt)  sujiljz. 
Supply,  Sup-lj,  r.  t.  tu  fil  up:  az  beig  dr fijuut 

er  vnkunt;  tu  giv  sumtig  wonted;  tu  yeld:  tu 

afijrd;  tu  s^tv  insttVl  ov;  tu  furuij;  tu  pruvjd: 

tu  kontribynt:  tu  administer. 
Supply,  Sup-li,  «.  rtltf  ov  wont;  de  tig  suplid; 

sufijcnsi;— ;>^  a  sum  granted,   or  ckstrordiniiri 

§  rants  mud  bj  a  koggres  or  pqrlimcnt,  tu  defrii 
c  kurunt  ekspen.'<ez  ov  guvcrnment. 

Support,  Sup-urt,  r.  I.  tu  sustun;  tu  prop;  tu 
b^r  up;  tu  cnd^r  widtil  beig  ovcrkiim:  tu  cn- 
di'ir;  tu  bur;  tu  nphuld;  tu  sta:  tu  favor:  tu 
sckond;  tu  forward;  tu  mantdn;  tu  k'suteuans; 
tu  nurtytir;  tu  qcrij. 

Support,  Supurt,  n.  de  akt  or  pscr  ov  supurtig; 
dc  Stat  ov  brig  suportcd;  dat  hwiq  .oniKjrts;  k'»ii- 
tcnnns;  favor:  df fens;  prop;  mantcnans;  suplj. 

Supportable,  Sup-iJrt-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  suport- 
ed;  cndi^rabl;  sdfcrabl;  tolerabl. 


SuppoRTADLENE-ss,  Sup-6rt-a-b!-D0f,  n.   de  stat 

ov  beig   tiilerabl.  [manor. 

Supportably,  Sup-urt-a-bli,  ad.   in  a  supurUbl 
SuppORTA.NCE,  Sup-ijrt-ans,*      j  n.  sujxLrt;  man- 
SuppoBTATioN,  Sup-or-Ui-Jon,«  I      tcnang. 
Supporter,  .<up-urt-er,  n.  heordatbwicsuptirta; 

a  proj);  mantuner;  ilei6Dilor,—pl.  {Ifer.)  figytin 

plast  on  eq  sjd  ov  a  Jeld. 
SuPPORTLESS,  Sup-6rt-les,  a.  deatittit  ov  8up6rt. 
."^LPPOSABLE,  .Su|)-uz-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  sujxizd. 
Slpi'osal.  Sup-ijz-al,  /(.  suixazijon. 
Suppose,  Sup-uz,  r.  t.  tu  la  dun  wid-st  pr^f  as 

a  f'sndajon  ov  an  (^rgiiment;  tu  udvuns  bj  wa 

ov  ilustrajon;  tu  admit  widiit  pnJif;  tu  imajin; 

tu  beli'v  wid'st  ogzaminnjon;  tu  rekwjr  az  prt:- 

vius;  lu  muk  reznabli  suiiuzd;  tu  kousev;   tu 

aprchend:  tu  tigk;  tu  dem. 
Suppose,  .Sup-iJz,  n.  su[iozijon. 
SupposER,  Sup-uz-er,  /(.  wun  hdi  supozez. 
SuPPOSiTio.v,  Sup-o-ziJ-on,n.  de  akt  ov  supozig; 

de  tig  supuzd;  konjoktyiir:  surmjz;  tot;  ges;  hj- 

[Kitesis;  iinajintijon  yet  unpriftvd. 
Suppositional,  Sup-cj-ziJ-on-al,  a.  impljig  sup- 

uzijon;  hipututikal. 
Supposititious,  Sup-oz-i-ti/-us,  a.  put  bi  a  trik 

intu  de  plas  or  karakter  belogig  tu  andacr;  not 

ji''iiyi],in:  kiji'terfit;  sujMltzd;  imujinuri;  not  real. 
Supposititiously,    Sup-oz-i-tiJ-us-li,  ad.    in  a 

su(«>zitiju.'<  manor. 
SupposiTiTiousNESS,  Sup-oz-i-tiJ-us-ncs,  n.    de 

slat  ov  beig  suixjzitijus.  [Jon. 

SuPPOSiTiVE,  Sup-6z-i-tiv,  a.  inkl^dig  a  supuzi- 
SupposiTiVE,  Sup-6z-i-tiv,  n.  dat  hwiq,ora  wurd 

bwiq,  nolri  or  impljz  nujiozlfun,  az  if.  [Jon. 

SuPPOsiTiVELV,  Su|>-6zi-tiv-li,  a(/.  up<5n  supozi- 
SUPPOSITORY,  Sup-6z-i-t<D-ri,  n.    {Med.}  a  kjnd 

ov  Solid  klister. 
SuPPRE-ss,  Sup-res,  r.  t.    tu  kruj;  tu   overpYcr; 

tu  subdi'i; — "^  restran  from  diskla^^nr;  tu  re- 

pres;  tu  put  d^sn:  tu  stjfl;  tu  smuder;  tu  kon- 

seI;  not  tu  tcl;  tu  kep  in. 
Suppression,  Sup-reJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  supresig; 

dat  hwiq  iz  suprest;  konselment;  omijon;  pre- 

venjon  ov  publikajon.  [konselig. 

Suppressive,  Sup-r<5s-iv,  a.    tcndig   tu  sapres; 
Suppressor,  Sup-riJs-or,  n.  wun  hco  supr^sc*  er 

kon-Elz. 
Suppurate,  .Sup-yii-rat,  r.  t.  tu  brig  tu  supytj- 

rnjon;  tu  jenerat  pus  or  mater,  az  in  a  sor. 
Suppurate,  Sup-yn,-rat,  v.  i.  tu  jencrat  or  farm 

pus. 
Suppuration,  Sup-yr^-ra-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  sdp- 

yurntig:  de  proses  bj  hwiij  pus  or  mater  iz  formd 

ill  tuninrz:  jius.  [ig  mater. 

Suppurative,  .">dp-yti-ra-tiv,  a.  dijestiv;  jenerat- 
SuppuRATiVE,  Sup-yq-ra-tiv,   n.    a    fidpyi^ratig 

modisin. 
Supra,  Si'i-pnl,  [L.]  a  Latin  prcpozijon,  beig  an- 

uder  form  ov  {tujer}   signifjig  ahuv  er  htfor; 

— yijzd  in  kompozijon. 
Supracretaceous,  Sii-pra-kre-ta-Jus, a.  {Geo!.} 

apljd  tu  sorten  roks,  or  strata,  Ijig  abdv  q.ik;  kold 

olsD  {ttriiary  ftrata.} 
SuPRALAPSARiA.N,   Sii-pra-lap-sa-ri-an,    n.    wun 

ov  de  mor  rijid  klas  ov  Kalvinisti!,  ha>  hold  dat 

de  fol  ov  Adam  and  ol  its  konsekwenscz  wer  pre- 
destinated bj  God,  from  ol  eterniti; — opuxd  tu 

Suhlai'xHfiun.     Se  {Sii}ilap»arian.} 
SupRALAPSARiAN,  Sii-pru-lap-su-ri-an,  a.  rclatig 

tu  Siipralap-iirianizm. 
SuPRALAPSARiAMSM,  Sn-pra-lap-sri-ri-an-iim,  n. 

de  dol<trin  or  si.'tem  ov  de  Siipralapsarianz. 
SuPRALAi-SARY,  Sn-pra-lap-sa-ri,  a.   sam  ai  Sri- 

pralajtanan. 
SuPRAMUNDANE,   St^-pra-mdn-dau,    a.    abdv  de 

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SuPEANATURALiST,  STi-pra-nat-yTi,-ral-isfc,  n.   de 

satn  az  f/iiptindtiniraUd. 
SuPRANATURALiSTio,  Si|-pra-nat-yTi,-ral-is-tik,  a. 

sxipei-natyi],ralistik.        ^  [bit  ov  At  j. 

Supraorbital,  Si],-pra-er-bi-tal,  a.  abiiv  At  er- 
SuPRAVULGAR,  Si],-pra-vul-gar,  a.  abuv  ds  vul- 
gar. 
Supremacy,  Six-prem-a-si,  n.  At  stat  ov  bgii}  ?i|- 

prEm;  hjest  plas;  hjtst  otoriti.-— ^yf  ov  siiprcmai-/, 

an  06  bj  hwiq  dg  kii)  ov  Ii)glandz  si|promasi,  in 

relijus  af4rz,  iz  aknolejd,  in  opozijou  tia  dat  ov 

dt  pop. 
Supreme,  Sq,-pr£ra,  a.   hjest  in  digniti;  hjest  in 

etoriti;  hjest  in  p-ser;— j'tyzd  qef li  ov  intelektyn,al 

er  p&litikal  elsvajon; — hjest;  most  ekselent. 
Supremely,  Sii-pr£m-li,  ad.  in  de  hjest  degrg. 
SuR,  Sar,  a  prsfiks  from  dt   Frenq,   kontrakted 

from  s%pra,  and  signif jiij,  in  kumpozijon,  vpon, 

or  ore)'  and  abiiv. 
Sural,  Si^-ral,  a.  relatii]  tia  dt  kqf  ov  dt  leg. 
SuRBASE,  Sur-bas,  71.  {Arch.)  a  kernis  er   seriez 

ov  moldii)z,  on  dt  top  ov  de  bas  ov  a  pedestal, 

podium,  &s. 
SuRBASED,  iSiir-bast,  a.  havir)  a  surbasor  moldiij. 
SuRBATE,  Siir-bat,*  v.  t.  tia  brCDz  de  fet  wid  trav- 
el; tu  haras. 
Surcease,  Sur-sgs,*  r.  i.  tu  stop;  tu.  ses;  tu  lev  of. 
Surcease,  Sur-ses,*  v.  t.  tu  stop;  tu  put  an  end 

tu. 
Surcease,  Sur-ses,*  n.  sesajon;  stop. 
Surcharge,  Sur-qqrj,  v.  t.  tu  ovcrlod:  tu  over- 

qqrj.  [burdn. 

Surcharge,  Sur-q^i'j,  n.  an  eksesiv  qqrj,  lod,  er 
Surcingle,  Siir-siij-gl,  n.  a.  gert,  gert,  er  gerdl, 

fer  bjndii)  a  burdn  on  a  hers;  gerdl  ov  a  kasok. 
Surcle,  Sdr-kl,  n.  a  Joot;  a  twig;  a  suker. 
SuRCOAT,  Sur-kot,  n.  a  Jert  kot   worn  over  de 

rest  ov  At  dres,  er  ov  qrmor. 
SuRCULATiON,  Sur-kix-la-Jon,  «.  de  akt  ov  prcbnii). 
SuRCULOSE,  Sur-ki],-lc)s,  a.  {Hot.}  ful  ov  Jcots  er 

twigz. 
Surd,  Surd,  a.  {Arith.}   dat  kan  not  be  eksprest 

bj  eui  rajonal  numberz;  inkomenjiyabl ;  az,  a 

surd  number. 
Surd,  Surd,  n.  {Arith.  and  AJgehra)  a  magnitiid 

hwiq  iz  inekspresibl  bj  rajonal  numberz:  an  iraj- 

onal  er  inkomenJi|rabl  kwontiti  or  number. 
Sure,  Ei^r,  a.  serten;  unfaliij;  infalibl;  konfident; 

und-stii);   ,saf;   ferm;  indispi^tabl;    seki\,r;    stabl; 

stedi.— it^M  be  ftp;  sertenli. 
Sure,  Si],r,  ad.  sertenli;  wid-st  d^t;  d-stles;  Jlirli. 
Surefooted,  Si;r-fut-ed,  a.  not  stumbliij. 
Surely,  Xiir-li,   ad.   sertenli;  undutedli;  wid-st 

d-st; — safli;  fermli. 
Sureness,  Si^r-nes,  n.  sertenti. 
Surety,  Xi\r-ti,  n..  stat  ov  beii)  jTi,r;  sertenti;  se- 

ki\,riti;  safti;  f-sndajon  ov  stabiliti;  supwrt;  seki|,- 

riti  agenst  los  or  damaj;  seki^riti    for  pament; 

hostaj;  bondzman;  wun  dat  givz  seki^riti;  wun 

hcD  iz  b-snd  for  aniider.— (Za«')  a  bal  er  plej  for 

eni  person  dat  he  Jal  dcD  or  perform  a  tiii  spesif  id. 
Surety,  Xixr-ti,*  v.  t.  tu  mak  Jqr;  tu  be  Jiyti  far. 
Suretyship,  Xi^r-ti-Jip,  n..  de  ofis  er  stat  ov  a 

Ji^rti  er  bondzman;  de  akt  or  stat  ov  beig  b-gnd 

fer  anuder; — ritn  olso  {surethhip.y 
Surf,  Surf,  n.  de  swel  er  dajiij  ov  de  se,  dat  bets 

agenst  roks,  er  braks  on  de  Jor.  [sjd. 

Surface,  Siir-fas,  n.  eksterior  fas;  st^perfisez:  "st- 
SuEFEiT,  Siir-f  it,  V.  t.  tu  fed  wid  fmd  er  drigk  tia 

satjeti  and  siknes;  tu  kram  overmuq;  tu   kler; 

tu  sajiat. 
Surfeit,  Sur-fit,  v.  i.  tu  be  fed  tu  satjeti  and 

siknes. 
Surfeit,  Siir-fit,  n.  tco  muq  foad  etn  at  wuns;  ek- 

ses  ov  fcDd;  satjeti,  wid  siknes. 
SuEFEiTEE,  Siir-fit-er,  n.  wun  hot  surfits;  a  glutn. 


Surfeiting,  Sur-fit-ii),  n.  aktovfedig  tu  satjeti. 
Surfeit-water,    Siir-fit-wo-ter,    n.  water   dat 

ki|,rz  surfits. 
Surge,  Surj,  n.  a  swelir)  se;  a  rjzig  bilo;  a  brak- 

er;  a  grat  wav  rolig  abuv  de  jeneral  surfas  ov 

de  wetcr. 
Surge,  Surj,  «.  i.  tu  swel;  tu  rjz  hj. 
Surge,  Surj,  «.  t.  tu  let  go  sudenli,  az  a  top. 
SuRGEFUL,  Surj-ful,  a.  ful  ov  surjez. 
Surgeless,  Surj-les,  a.  wid-st  surjez;  kqm. 
Surgeon,  Siir-jon,  n.  wun  boo  profesez  or  prak- 

tisez  surjeri.  [qrmi. 

Surgeoncy,  Siir-jon-si,  n.  de  ofis  ov  surjon  in  de 
Surgery,  Siir-jer-i,  n,  dat  depqrtment  ov  medi- 

sin  in  hwiq  dizezezer  inji^rizov  de  bodi  qr  ki^rd 

er  aleviatod  bj  de  hand,  bj  instrcoments,  er  eks- 

ternal  aplikaj(inz:  de  profejon  ov  a  surjon. 
Surgical,  Sur-ji-kal,  a.  pertanii)  tu  surjeri;  kj- 

rurjikal. 
SuRGY,  Sur-ji,  a.  fial  ov  surjez;  rjzir)  in  biloz. 
Surlily,  Siir-li-li,  ad.  in  a  surli  maner;  morosli. 
Surliness,   Sdr-li-nes,  n.    gluomi  mcorosnes;   s-sr 

ai)ger. 
SuRLiNG,  Sdr-lig,*  n.  a.  s-sr,  moros  felo. 
SuRLOiN,  Sur-lflrn,  n.  dt  Iffn,  er  uper  pqrt  ov  dt 

Iffn,  ov  bef.     Se  {Sirloin^ 
Surly,  Siir-li,  a.  glcomi;  moros:  ruf;  unsivil;  s-sr; 

il-natyiyd;  pevij:  hqrj;  sjlentli  at)gri;  sulki. 
SuRMiSAL,  Sur-mjz-al,  n.  imporfekt  nojon;  surmjz. 
Surmise,  Sur-mjz,  v.  t.  tu  suspekt;  tu  imajin  im- 

perfektli;  tu  imajin  widest  serten  nolej;  tu  kon- 

jcktyi]_r;  tu  hint;  tu  fansi. 
Surmise,  Sur-mjz,  n.  imperfekt  noJon;  suspijon; 

konj('ktyi\,r;  supozijon;  fansi:  a  hint. 
SuRMiSER,  Sur-mjz-er,  n.  wun  hco  surmjzez. 
Surmising,  Sur-nijz-ii),  w.  de  aktovmakig  a  sur- 
mjz:  suspijon. 
Surmount,  Sur-m"8nt,  v.  t.  tu  rjz  abuv;  tu  kog- 

ker;  tu  overkiim;  tu  surpds;   tu  eksed;  tu  sub- 

A\\;  tu  vagkwij. 
Surmountable,   Sur-m^nt-a-bl,  a.    dat  ma   be 

surm-snted;  kogkerabl;  si],perabl. 
Surmounted,  Sur-m-snt-ed,  p.  a.  overkiim;  kog- 

kerd;  surpust. — {Arch.)  notii)  an  qrq  er  dom 

hwiq  rjzez  hjer  dan  a  semiserkl. 
Surmounter,  Sur-m-snt-er,  w.  wun  hcD  surm^snts. 
Surmounting,  Sur-uTsnt-ii),  n.  de  akt  ov  getii) 

upermost.  [delikasi  for  food. 

Surmullet,  Sur-mul-et,  n.  a  fij  regqrded  az  a 
Surname,  Siir-nam,  71.   de  famili  nam  ov  an  in- 

dividyi^al;  de  nam  hwiq  wun  liaz  over  and  abuv 

de  Kristyan  nam;  eni  distiggwijiij  nam. 
Surname,  Sur-nam,  v.  t.  tu  nam  bj  an  apelajon 

aded  tu  de  orijinal  nam.  [namz. 

SuRNOMiNAL,  Sur-nom-i-nal,  a.   relatig    tu  sur- 
Suroxide,  Sur-6ks-id,  n.  {Chem.)  dat  hwiq  kon- 

tanz  an  adijon  ov  oksid. 
Surpass,  Sur-pds,  v.  t.  tu  eksel;  tu  eksed;  tu  Tft- 

dd):  tu  go  beyond  in  ekselens. 
Surpassable,  Sur-pds-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  surpdst 

er  ekseld.  [degre. 

Surpassing,  Sur-pds-ii),  2^P-  'i-  ekselent  in  a   hj 
Surpassingly,  Sur-pds-iij-li,  ad.  in  a  veri  eksel- 
ent maner. 
Surplice,  Siir-plis,  n.  d  hwjt  gqrment,  worn  bj 

an   Ppiskopal   klerjiman  over  hiz  dres,  in  hiz 

akts  ov  ministrajon. 
SuRPLiCED,  Sur-plist,  a.  wj^rii)  a  surplis. 
Surplice-fees,  Sur-plis-fez,  re.p?.  fez  pad  tu  de 

klerji  fer  okai^onal  di^^tiz. 
Surplus,  Sur-plus,  n.  overplus;  a  sqpern\|merari 

pqrt;  hwot  remanz  hwen  yi|s  iz  satisf  jd;  reman- 

der. 
Surplusage,  Sur-plus-aj,  ».  overplus;  surplus. — 

{Law)  a  si\,perfli|iti  er  adijon  mor  dan  iz  ned- 

ful,  sumtjmz  kezit)  a  rit  tu  abat. 


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StmPBiBAL,  Sur-prji-al,*  n.  de  akt  ov  surprizio; 

Rurprji. 
Sl'BPRisE,  Sur-prjr,  n.  de  aktov  «urprizi|):  stat  ov 

btio  nurprjrd;  de  tmojon  ek^jlod;  wundor;  ad- 

mirHjiin;    umazment;   suden    koiitiijon    or   pcr- 

pleksiti. 
St'RPBiSE,  Sur-prjz.  v.  t.  tu  tak  utiawi\rz;  tu  f"l 

U|«'in  uiifkspektcdli;— tu  nstonij  bj  sumtio  wun- 

dc  ful;  tu  knnfi'izor  perplek?. 
RfRPBiSER,  Sur-prjz-er,  n.  wun  hot)  ?urprjzcz. 
ScRPBisiNO,  Sur-prjz-io,  a.  kozig  surprjz  or  wun- 

d»T:  ok-ftnirdinnri;  wunderful. 
SCHPRISINGLY.  Sur-prjz-io-li,  nd.  in  a   surprizip 

nniier. 
Si'BPRisiSGNESS,   Sur-prjz-ig-ncs,  n.    dt  stat  ov 

brig  surprj-io. 
SuRUEBt'TTEB,   Sur-FE-bdt-er,  n.  {Law)  de  rcpli- 

ktijon  i)r  auscr  ov  de  plantif  tu  de  defondants 

rrl)iiti'r. 
Si'BREiNED,  Slir-rand,*  a.  overridn  or  injqrd. 
SuBBEJOiSDER,  Sur-rc-jtfn-dtT,  u.  {Law}  a  sek- 

ond  dtfein  ov  de   plantif;"  dckl-.irajon  in  a  koz, 

and  de  anscr  tu  de  rejemdor  ov  de  defendant. 
SuBRENDER,  Sur-6n-der,  r.  t.  tu  giv  up;  tu  yeld 

up:  tu  deliver  up  tu  an  ^ntmi:  tu  fed. 
SuuBE.VDEtt,  Sur-en-der,   r.  i.   tu  jeld;   tu   giv 

wunz  self  up. 
SfRBEXDEB,  Sur-^n-dcr,  n.  de  akt  ov  surenderij): 

akt  ov  yeldi^  or  rezinifl  tu  aniidcr.— //a?r)  a 

yeldip  up  ov  an  e.^tat  fjr  Ijf  or  yerz  tu  him  bdt) 

haz  an  iniediat  cstnt  in  revorjon  or  remandcr,  bj 

hwit;  de  leser  C:'tiit  iz  nii^rjd  intii  de  grater— a 

ded  bj  hwiq  ."uq  surender  iz  mad. 
ScRRE.NDEBEE,    Sur-cn-dcr-c,  «.  {Law)   wun  tu 

hiom  a  riurender  iz  mad. 
SuBBENDEROR.  Sur-6n-der-or,  n.  {Laic)   wun  bO) 

maks  (I  surj-n  ler. 
SfBRENDRY,  Sur-cn-dri,  n.  sam  az  {surrender.) 
yuRBEPTio.v,  Sur-<?p-Jon,  n.    de    akt  ov  obtanig 

8ureptiju-li:  a  sekret  invajon. 
SuBBtPTiTiOLS,  Sur-cp-tiJ-u.'',    a.   duH    bj   stelt: 

obd'ind  or  prudt'isl  f  rodynlentli. 
St'BBEPTiTiot'SLY,  Sur-ep-tiJ-us-H,  ad.   bj  sfelt: 

frtVlvTvlentli.  [andder. 

Subrogate.  Siir-o-pat,  r.  t.  tu  put  in  de  plas  ov 
SfUKOGATE.  Siir-o-gat,  re.  (/rjv)  wun  fulijtitntcJ 

f.ir,  or  niiffntcd  in  rt»m  ov,  amider;  a  dcnynti:  de 

depyi^ti  ov  an  eklezia-stikal  juj. — Aq  ji  rk  .and 

A'n  -ffrzi,  a  juj  ov  probat;  wun  hcDhaz  de  JH'''-" 

dik/im  ov  grantig  leterz  tcstamentari,  &i. 
St'BBooATEsuiP,  Sdr-o-gat-Jip.  n.  de  ofis  ov  sdr- 

ogat. 
SuRROOATiON,  Sur-Q-ga-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  putig 

in  niiulerz  plas. 
ScRROUSD,  Sur-'snd,  r.t.  tu  environ:  tu  enkdm- 

piin:  tu  cnkluz  on  ol  sjdz;  tu  cn^erkl:  tu  invest. 
SuRROiNDi.NO,  Sur-'8nd-ig,/>/J.  a.  beig  on  ol  ?jdz: 

envjronig.  [iibdv. 

SfRSHARP,  Sdr-fqrp,  n.  {.Vi/».)  de  fift  tetnikord 
Bl'RBOLiO,  Sur-.«ol-id,  fi.  {Arith.)  de  fift  piser  ov 

a  number:  az,  Z2  iz  de  fil't  pitcrov  2.—Siir*ijlid 

vr<})lem,  dat  hwiq  kan    not  be    rrz61vd  but    bj 

Kur.-z  iiv  a  hjer  natyt^r  dan  a  konik  sekjon. 
SuRTOfT,  Sur-t<f)t,  n.  a  kot  worn  over  de  udcr 

dre.'*:  an  uter  kut. 
SrBTiBBBAXD.  Sdr-tur-bmnd,  n.  a  ^ejezov  peti, 

bitiiuiinu*    kul,  f'snd    in  'i^'land. 
SlBVEiLLASCE,  Sur-val-yqn:?,  n.  [Fr.'\  survaor/ip: 

in<|>ekj.>n:  oversjt. 
SuRTEV,  Sur- va,  r.  t.  ta  ovcrluk;  ta  hav  under  de 

\\\:  tu  \\\  az  from  a  hicr  pla<<;  fuoverse,  az  wnn 

in  otoriti;  tu  \\\  az  e;;7.nniinig:  tu   in«])^kt;— tu 

uje!?i\,r  and  estiuiat,  az  l;»nd  or  bildigz. 
Survey,  Sdr-va  or  Sur-vji,  n.  de  akt  ov  survnig; 

de  rezdlt  ov  sur^•aig:  relrosjickt:   in?pek/on;  vi^; 

prospckt;  sqpcrint^ndcns;  menJt;rBjon. 


SuRVEYAL,  Sur-vii-al,*  n.  At  Mm  az  Surra. 
Sl'RVEVlNG,  .*«nr-V(i-ig,  n.  At  akt  ov  inejurig  land. 
Surveyor.  Sur-va-i>r, «.  wun  buti  survaz;  an  ovcr- 

."ecr:  u  iiie;<iirer  ov  land.  [vaor. 

SuRVEYOBSHiP,  Sar-va-or-/ip, n.  de  ofii  ova  «ur- 
SuBviEW,  Sur-vt'i,*  r.  i,  tu  overldk;  tu  hav  in 

\iy.  tu  .'Urvu. 
."^URvisE,  Sur-vjz,*  r.  t.  tu  luk  over. 
."^iRviVAL,  Sur-vjv-al,  n.  At  akt  ov  sar>'jvig;  stir- 

vivop/ip. 
SuaviVAXCE,  Sur-vjv-ans,  n.  survjvorjip. 
Survive,  Sur-vjv,  r.  i.  tu  lir  after  de  det  ov  at^ 

uder;  tu  reman  aljv. 
Survive,  Sur-vjv,  r.  t.  tu  •Btliv;  tu  Iiv  after. 
Surviving,  Sur-vjv-ig,//).  a.  •Ktlivig  uderz:  kon- 

tinynig  aliv.  [andder. 

Survivor,  Sur-viv-or,  n.  wun  hoD.'urvjvz  ortstlivz 
.Survivorship,  Sur-vjv-or-Jip,  re.  de   stat  ov  -st- 

livig  unudor: — a  rever/onari  benefit  kontinjent 

upon  At  serkumstans  ov  sum  Ijf  er  Ijvz  8ur%'jvig 

sum  uder  Ijf  or  Ijvz. 
Susceptibility,  Sus-ep-ti-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti 

ov  beig  suseptibi;  .'eu.sibiliti;  felig. 
Susceptible.  Sus-ep-ti-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  admitig; 

admitig    inflt|,ensez  ov  emojon;  felig;  sensitiv; 

scnsibl.  [biliti. 

.SuscKPTiBLESESS,    Sus-^p-ti-bl-ncs,    re.   sa-epti- 
.Susceptibly,  Sus-eiJ-ti-bli,  ad.   in  a    suseptibi 

manor.  [suseptibi. 

Susceptive,   Sas-^p-tiv,  a.   kapabl   ov  admitig; 
SuscEPTivEXESS,  Sus-dp-tiv-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

beig  suseptiv. 
Susceptivity,  .Sus-ep-tiv-i-ti,  n.  suseptibiliti. 
."^uscLPTOR.  Sus-ep-tor,  n.  [L.]  wun  ho)  undertaks; 

a  godfqder. 
.Suscipiexcy,  3u8-ip-i-en-8i,  n.  rescpfon;  admijon. 
SusciPiE.NT,  Sus-ip-i-ent,  n.  wun  hot)  resevi;  a  re- 

sipient. 
SusciPiEXT,  Sus-ip-i-ent,  a.  resevig:  admitig. 
SusciTATE,  Sds-i-tat,*  v.  t.  tu  ruz;  tu  rcsusitat. 
SusciTATiON,  Sus-i-ta-/on,  n.  de  akt  ov  arrzig 

or  eksjtig;   resusitajon. 
Suspect,  Sus-]^kt,  r.  t.  tu  hav  suspijon  ov;  tu 

iniajin,  wid  fer  and  jelusi:  tu  im:ijin  gilti;  tu 

nii-trdst:  tu  be  jelus  ov;  tu  d-st. 
Suspect,  Sus-pekt,  r.  i.  tu  imajin  gilt;  tu  be  sus- 

pijus.  [ed. 

SusPECTABLE,  Sus-p^kt-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  besusyiekt- 
Suspected,    Sus-pekt-ed,  p.  a.    d-sted;   Ijabl    tu 

su^jpij-.n.  [j^ekted. 

SusPECTEDLY.  Sus-p^kt-ed-li, «(/.  soaztu  be  sus- 
SusPECTEDXESS.  Sus-p^kt-ed-ncs,  n.  de   stat   ov 

biit)  sus|>ektcd. 
SusPECTER,  Sus-]iekt-er.  n.  wnn  hot*  susp^kts. 
SrsPECTFUL,  Sus-pckt-ful,  a.  apt  tu   susp^kt; 

suspijus. 
Suspend,  ."^us-p^nd,  r.  t.  tu  hag:  tu  mak  ta  hag 

bj  eni  tig:  tu  mak  tu  de|)end  upon; — tu  intcr- 

dpf;  tia  mak  tu  stop  f^'r  a  tjm;  tu  dela;  tu  hin- 
der: tu  kep  undetermind;  tu  debqr  for  a  tjm; 

tu  huld  buk. 
Suspexdeb,  Sas-p^nd-er,  n.  be  er  dat  hwi^  ras- 

pi-ndz:— />/.  stra[>s  tu  hold  updres,  ai  pantulXni. 
Suspensation,  Sus-pcn-sa-Jon,  n.    a  temporari 

sesa/on. 
Suspense,  Su3-j)^ns,  n.  At  stat  ovbeig  suspended; 

d'^t:  unserlcnti;  dela;  indetorminajon;  a  belt  in 

de  midst  nv  to)  opozits. 
Suspense.  Sus-t)ens,  a.  held  in  d'St;  sn.«p<?nded. 
SusPENSiBLE,  Sus-i>^ns-i-bl,  a.   dat  ma   be  sus- 

jn*iided. 
SusPKNSio.N,  Sus-p^n-Jon,n.  de  akt  ov  susp^ndip; 

stat  ov  beig  sus|*ndi'd:  a  kepig   in  d'Bt:   ans^- 

tcnti; — interupjiin:  temporari  sesnjon:  t^mpomri 

prjvajon  ov  an  ofis:  |Hjstjxannieut.—  {Scijtck  Law) 

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Suspension-bridge,  Sus-pea-Jon-brij,  ?i.  a  brij 

in  hwiq  de  wat  ov  dt  rodwa  iz   suporteJ  bj  ds 

tenjon  ov  rops,  qanz,  or  rodz,  insted  ov  restir)  on 

qrqez  ov  masonri. 
Suspensive,  Sus-pea-siv,  a.  d-stfial;  suspendij. 
SusPENSOR,  Sus-pen-sor,  n.   a  bandaj  tu  suspend 

suniti)]. 
Suspensorv,  Sus-pen-scD-ri,  a.  suspendir);  sustan- 

ii);  d^tfial. 
Suspensory,  Sus-pen-so-ri,7i..  a  suspensor;  a  trus. 
SuspiCABLE,  Siis-pi-ka-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  suspekted. 
Suspicion,   Sus-piJ-on,  n.   de  akt  ov  suspektiij: 

Stat  ov  bgii)  suspekted;  jelusi;  distrust;  wont  ov 

konfidens. 
Suspicious,  Sus-piJ-us,  a.  qerijiij  suspijon;  inklind 

tu  suspekt;  inkljnd  tu  imajin  il;  indikatig  sus- 
pijon;  kezig  suspijon;  Ijabl  tm  suspijon;  jelus; 

mistrustful;  distrustful. 
Suspiciously,  Sus-piJ-us-li,  ad.  in  a  suspijus 

maner;  so  az  tu  raz  suspijon. 
Suspiciousness,  Sus-piJ-us-nes,«.  de  statovbeii) 

suspijus;  tundensi  tu  suspijon. 
SuspiRAL,  Sus-pj-ral,*  n.  a  sprig  ov  weter   pasii) 

under  gi-sud   toardz  a  kundit; — a  brsdig-liwl, 

er  ventidukt. 
SuspiEATiON,  Sus-pi-ra-Jon,  n.   a    sj;   Az  akt  ov 

suspjrii),  or  feqiij  de  breb  dep;  a  murmur. 
Suspire,  Sus-pjr,  v.  i.  \i.  suspird,^*.  suspjrii),  sus- 

pjrd:]  tu  sj;  tu  feq  de  bret  dsp;  tu  brsct  hqrd. 
Suspired,  Sus-pjrd,*  ^5.  a.  dszird  ernestli. 
Sustain,  Sus-tau,  v.  t.  tu  bf^r;  tia  prop;   tu  hold 

up;  tu  suport;  tu  kep  from  sigkir);  tu  mantan; 

tu  kgp;  tu  help;  tu  relsv;  tu  asist; — tu  endiy-; 

tu  sufer. 
Sustain,  Sus-tan,*  n.  hwot  sustanz  er  suports. 
Sustainable,  Sus-tan-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  sustand; 

suportabl.  [orts. 

Sustainer,  Sus-tan-er,  n.  wun  hot)  sustanz  er  sup- 
Sustainment,  Sus-tan-ment,"  n.  ds  akt  ov  sus- 

tanig. 
Sustenance,   Siis-ts-nans,  n.   dat  hwiq   sustanz 

Ijf:  suport;  mantenans;  subsistens;  fdod;  nesesa- 

riz  ov  Ijf;  vitlz. 
Sustentation,  Sus-ten-ta-Jon,  n.  &z  akt  ov  sus- 

tanii);  suport;  yi\,s  ov  vitlz;  mantenans;   suport 

ov  Ijf;  sustenans. 
Sutile,  S4-til,  a.  dun  bj  soil)  er  stiqii);  sod;  stiqt. 
Sutler,  Sut-ler,  n.  a  person  hco  foloz  an  qrmi  az 

a  seler  ov  provijonz  and  likorz. 
SuTLiNG,  Sut-liij,  a.  bslogig  tu  a  sutler. 
Suttee,  Sut-g,  n,  a  wurd  denotig  a  qast  wjf,  or 

wun  ho)  burnz  herself  on  her  huzbandz  fi|neral 

pjl,  and  apljd   bj  de  Brqminz  tu  varius  rjts  ov 

relijus  pqrii'ikajon;  but  komonli  yi|zd   for    ds 

voluntari  self-imolajun  ova  wido  on  dg  funeral 

pjl  ov  her  dessst  huzband. 
SuTTEEiSM,  Sut-E-izm,  n.   &z  praktis  ov  burnig 

wjvz  on  d£  fqneral  pjlz  ov  df^r  dssest  huzbandz. 
SuTTLE,  Siit-l,  a.  net,"az  wat  after  dsddktig  tqr. 
Sutueal,  Si'it-yii,-ral,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  havig,  a 

siltyiir. 
Suturated,  Sri,t-yi\,-rat-ed,  a.  stiqt  tugeder. 
Suture,  Si\,t-yqr,  ».  a  maner  ov  soig  er  stiqig, 
partikyqlarli  uv  wajndz;  a  junkjon  ov  boiiz  bj 
d^r  seratcd  or  tiutt  mqrjinz,  az  doz  ov  dg  skul. " 
Sutured,  Sqt-yq,rd,a.  konekted  bj  a  sqtyixr;  sod. 
SuUM  CUIQUE,   Sq-um  kj-kwi,   a.  \_L.]  tu  evoii 

wun  hiz  on;  giv  tu  everi  wun  hiz  dq. 
Suzerain,  Sq-zer-an,  n.  a  fqdal  lord  er  baron. 
Swab,  Swob,:];  n.  a  kind  ov  mop  mad  ov  rop-yqrnz, 

tu  klsn  florz; — a  ben-pod. 
Swab,  Swob,:[:  v.  i.  tu  klen  wid  a  mop  er  swob,  az 

a  Jips  dek. 
Swabber,  Sw6b-er,  7i.  a  sweperov  de  dck. 
Swad,  Svvod,  n.  a  peskod; — *a  skwob,  or  Jort,  fat 
person. 


Swaddle,  Sw6d-1,  v.  t.  tu  swad;  tu  bjnd  tjt  in 

klodz; — ^jenerali  yqzd  ovbjndig  nq-bernqildrea. 
Swaddle,  Sw6d-1,  n.  klodz  b'snd  r'snd  de  bodi. 
Swaddling-band,  Swod-lig-band,)  n.  klot  rapt 
Swaddling-cloth,  Sw6d-lig-klot,>-  r-snd  a  nix- 
SwADDLiNG-CLOUT,  Sw6d-lig-kl:5t,)  born  qjld. 
Swag,  Swag,  «.  i.  tu  sigk  disn  bj  its  wat;  tu  haij 

hevi;  tu  sag. 
Swag,  Swag,  n.  an  unekwal,  hoblig  mojon. 
SwAG-BELLiED,  Swag-bel-id,t  a.  havig  a  Iqrj  beli. 
Swage,  Swaj,*  v.t.  tu  sofn;  tia  kwjet;  tu  aswaj. 
Swage,  Swaj,"-  v.  i.  tu  absit;  tu  aswaj. 
Swagger,  Swag-er,  «.  i.  tu  bluster;  tu  bull;  tu 

be  insolent.  [trets. 

Swagger,  Swag-er,  v.  t.   tu  bull;  tu  subdi^,  bj 
Swagger,  Swag-er,  n.  an  emti  host;  a  bluster. 
Swaggerer,  Swag-er-er,  n.  a  blusterer;  a  bull; 

a  turbqlent  felo. 
Swaggering,  Swag-er-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  blusterig; 

insolens. 
SwAGGY,  Swag-i,:J:  a.  dependent  bj  its  wat. 
Swain,  Swan,  n.  a  yug  man,  jenerali  a  rustik;  a 

pezant;  a  kuntri  servant  er  laborer  empltJ^d  in 

huzbandri; — a  pastoral  ycot;  a  luver. 
SWAINISH,  Swan-iJ,*  a.  Ijk  a  swan;  rustik;  igno- 
rant. 
Swainmote,  Swt'in-mot,  )  n.  {Eng.  law)  a  kort 
SwEiNMOTE,  Swjn-mot,   i      relatig  tu  materz  ov 

de  forest,  held  bj  de  qqrter  ov  de  forest  trjs  in 

de  yer. 
Swale,  Swal,-  r.  i.  tu  wast  er  blaz  awa;  tu  melt, 

az  u  kandl. 
Swale,  Swal,  r.  t.  tu  konsqm;  tu  wast. 
Swale,  Swal,  n.  a  lo  plas; — Jad,  in  opozijon  tu 

sunjjn.     [Proivinjal  in  Iggland: — insumpqrtsov 

de  Viinjted  Stats  yqzd  in  de  sens  ov  a  val  er 

vali;  az,  "a  swal  ov  land."] 
Swallow,  Sw61-o,  n.  a  smol  herd  ov  several  spe- 

Jez,  az  de  bagk,  qimni,  and  windoer  bqrn  swolo; 

— de  trot; — vorasiti; — az  muq   az  iz  swolod  at 

wuns; — a  gulf. 
Swallow,  Sw61-o,  r.  t.  tia  mak  tu  pas  d'sn  de 

trot; — Jtia  resevwidS't  egzaminajon;  tu  engros; 

tu  absorb;  tu  tak  in;  tu  sigk  in  eni  abis;  tu 

engiilf;  tu  okynipj;  tu  sez  and  wast; — tu  engaj 

kompletli. 
Swallow-tail,  Sw6I-o-tal,  n.  a  spejez  ov  wilo: 

— {Fort.}  au  -stwurk  ntiroer  toardz  de  fertifjd 

plas  dan  toardz  de  kuntri; — a  mod  ov  ddvtalig. 
Swallow-wort,  Swol-o-wurt,  n.  a  plant. 
Swam,  Swam,  i.  from  Swim.     Se  {Swim.} 
Swamp,  Swomp,  71.  gr'snd  tuo  wot  and  soft  tu  be 

trodn  upon;  wet  griind;  a  mqrj;  a  bog:  a  fen. 
Swamp,  Swomp,  t.  f.  tu  hwelm  or  sigk,  az  in  a 

swomp; — tu  embaras;  tia  entaggl  in  difikultiz. 
Swamp-ore,  Sw6mp-or,  n.  or  f ■snd  in  a  swomp. 
Swampy,  Sw6mp-i,  a.  bogi;  feni. 
Swan,  Swon,  n.  a  Iqrj,  handsum,  web-futed  herd 

er  weter-f'bi,  dat  haz  a  log  nek,  and  iz  veri  hwjt, 

eksept  hwen  yug. 
Swanlike,  Swou-ljk,  a.  rezemblig  a  swon. 
SwANPAN,  Swon-pan,  n.  a  Cinez  instrcoment  fei* 

perfermig  aritmetikal  kalki],laJonz. 
Swan"s-down,  Swonz-d'sn,  w.  de  d'sn  ov  a  swon; 

a  f jn,  soft,  tin,  wulen  klot. 
Swanskin,  Swon-skin,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  soft  flanel, 

imitatig  for  wonnfc  de  d'sn  ov  a  swon; — a  veri 

tik,  klosli  wovn,  wulen  klot,  yi],zd  fer  de  klodz 

ov  semen  and  laborerz. 
Swap,  Swop,:};  r.  t.  tu  eksqanj. 
Swop,  Swop,t  n.  a  bio;  a  strok. 
Sward,  Swerd,  n.  de  grasi  surfas  ov  land;  turf; 

a  surfas  ov  gren-sword. 
Sward,  Sword,  r.  t.  and  i.  tu  kuver  wid,  er  tu 

ferm,  sword. 
Swarded,  Swwd-ed,  2>-  «■*•  kuverd  wid  a  swerd. 


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SwARU,  Sworin,  n.  a  klustcr  or  grai  nunibor  ov 
III'/,  ur  uv  udor  siimI  uniiniilz,  purtikyti,liirli  duz 
btz  dill  iui>;rut  Iroui  di;  h|v;  a  luultiuiii;  ii  kr«d. 

SWAUM,  Swuiin,  V.  i.  tu  qz,  az  Lcz,  in  a  Ijudi, 
uud  kwit  de  bjv; — ta  U|it'r  in  luuliiliidz;  tu 
kr»d;  iLi  trofl;  tu  be  kr'sded;  tu  bt  uvorriiii; 
tu  be  troyd;  tu  bred  luultitudz.  L*"^"!)- 

SwAiiM,  Sworui,  r.  t.  tu  jircs  klos  tugiSdor;  tu 

SwAUT,  Swurt,*  a.  bluk;  durk;  sworti. 

BwAUT,  Swort,*   c.  /.   tu  blakii;  tu  dusk. 

SwAKlM,  Swurt,  a.  bluk;  d(irk;  swortli. 

ywAUTH,  S»?i)rt,  n.  a  ru  ov  gras  kut  d^n.     Sr 

SwARTHiLV,  Swurt-i-li,  A(/.  blakii;  doskili;  tonili. 
tiwAHTiuNEss,  Swort-i-no3,  ».  dqrknos  ov  kom- 

plok/ua;  touiauii. 
SwARTiiNtss,  Swurt-nes,  n.  blakncs;  swertines. 
SwAUTHV,  Swort-i,  a.  dc^rk  ov  komplukjoa;  blak; 

duski;  toni. 
BwABTUV,  S»'iirt-i,  r.  t.  tu  blakn;  tu  mak  sworti. 
SwART.SESS,  riw.;.rt-i.n«3,*  I  ^    g^ortincs. 
bwAar.NK&s,  hwori-nu^,*     ) 

SwARTisii,  .Sw.'<rt-iJ,*  a.  sumhwot  dqrk  or  du^ki. 
SwARTV,  SwiJrt-i,  a.  sworti. 
SwAHVE,  Sworv,*  r.  i.  tu  awerv. 
Swash,  SwoJ,  /*.    {Arch.}   an  uval  figytir    wid 

muil<li|)z  obljk  tu  de  ak:>iii  uv  de  wurk; — u  hlaa- 

turii)  utTz;  diijiy  ov  wotor. 
SwASii,  SwuJ,  ('.  /.  tu  bluster  wid  klatcr  or  nerz; 

tu  blustor;  tu  splaj. 
SwASii,  SwoJ,       j  a.  soft,  Ijk  froDt  ta>  rjp.  [Lokal, 

SWASHV,   Swi)/-i,  j        Il)gl;ind.] 

Swashbuckler,  Sw6J-l>uk-kr,*  n.  a  buli. 
tjWASilEE,  Sw6J-er, «.  wun  hiDswoJuz;  a  blusterer. 
SwATCU,  Swoij,*  n.  a  swnd. 
SWATU,  .Swot,  «.  Q  Ijn  ov  gras  or  korn  az  kut  bj 

de  uiuvr;  a  swcp  ov  de  s|d  in  mutu;--u  kontin- 

ynd  kwontiti; — a  band;  a  filet.     Se  {Swath^.y 
Swathe,  Swad,  v.  t.    tu    bjnd,  az  a  <jild,  wid 

bandz  and  rolurz;  tu  konfin. 
Swathe,  Swad,  n.  a  bnndaj  or  filet. 
Sway,  Swh,  v.  t.  tu  wav  in  dt  Imnd;  tu  moov  er 

weld,  az  u  supler;  tu  b[as;  tu  dirukt  tu  eder  sjd; 

tu  guvern;  tu  rdI;  tu  uverpfier;  tu  iufln,cns. 
Sway,  .^wn,  c.  i.  tu  hao  hcvi;  tu  be  druu  bj  wat; 

tu  hav  wut  ur  inflq,ous;  tu  ra>l; — tu  iuklja  tu 

wua  sjd. 
Sway,  Swa,  n.  dt  swi^  or  swep  ov  a  wcpn;  cni 

tifl  iua>vig  wid  bulk  or  p'ser;  wat;  prcpoudcrans; 

kdnt  ov  de  balans;  p'ser;  nijl;  dumiuyun;  otoriti; 

asendan-^i;  iiiflt{,c-ns;  dirokJuD;  wat  ou  wun  sjd; — 

a  br.iiubl-rud  yiizd  in  ta^jiy. 
SwAYiNO,  Swa-iy,  n.  an  inji^ri  dun  tu  de  bak 

ov  u  hors  bj  v|(>)lcnt  strnnz  or  ek^iesiv  burdaz. 
SWKAL,  Swel,  c.  t.  tu  siuj  or  burn  of  de  h.^r,  az 

ov  hogz.  [{Swale.) 

SwKAL,  Swtl,*  a.  ».   tu  molt,  az  a  kandl.      Se 
SWKAR,  Swur,  r.  i.  \i.  swur,  />«.  sworin,  swum:] 

tu  atij'rui  wid  an  aprl  tu  Ood  for  de  tni)t  ov 

bwot  iz  afyruid;   tu   utor  an  ut;  ta  dekh'^r  or 

promis  u|>on  ut;  tu  giv  evideiis  up6n  at;  tu  ob- 

K^st  a  sakred  nam  prwfanli. 
Swear,  Sw^r,  f.  t.  tu  utor  or  afyrm  wid  an  apel 

tu  Uod;  tu  put  tu  an  ut,  tu  bjnd  bi  an  at  ad- 

uiiiii:tti>nl;  -lu  (;<irj  U|)un  ut;  tu  dckli^r  upon  ut. 
Swearer,  Swi^r-er,  n.    wun  h(t>  sw^rz:  u  pruftin 

P\T:<(.U. 

SwEARi.vo,  Sw^r-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  deklitrig  up6n 
ut;  de  akt  or  prakti.4  ov  y\\i\}i  prufan  udz. 

Sweat,  Swct,  «.  mrf-iiyiir  hwiy  i/n»  from  dc  pun 
bj  niriiz  ov  het  or  labor;  i>\Tspimjon;  dc  flat  ov 
swoin):  rvajHjmJiin  ov  uifTiftvur;— labor;  iwl. 

Sweat,  Swot,  r.  i.  [*'.  swot  or  swetud,  ;x.  swetig, 
swot  ur  sweted;)  tu  emit  swet  or  mtrslynr;  tu 
pcrspjr;  tu  ttfl;  tu  labor;  tu  druj.  (^swut. 

Sweat,  Swct,  r.  t.  tu  emit,  ni  swot;  tu  mak  tu 

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Sweater,  Sw6l-er,  n.  wun  boo  swcti.  [er. 

SwEATiLY,  .Swoi-i-li,  ad.  in  u  swuii  stat  or  man- 
.SwEATi.NtjjS.  .Swut-i-uos, fi.  de  statov  beio  swoti. 
.SwEATi.so,  .Swet-ifl,  /*.  de  akt  ov  makiy  tu  •wet; 

UKfrlynr  t'iniled;  |H/r!*piraJoo. 
.Sweating  BATU,  Swot-ijj-bqt,  n.  a.  bqt  tu  pro- 

luut  ijvrspinijon.  UwetiQ. 

SwEATi.su  uousK,  Sw^t-in-hiis,  n.  a.  nns  fi»r 
.SwEATiNo-iRox,  Swdt-Ju-j-urn,   «.    an  jura   for 

skriipio  horsez. 
SwEATi.sU'UiCKNESs,  S wot-ifl-sik-nos,  n.  a  tevlr, 

febril,  e|>id6uiik  dizez,  bwi(^  prevald   in   logland 

and  sum  uder  kuutriz  ov  \  qrop,  in  de  lot  and 

ItJt  spiilnriz; — {Sudor  ArujUcuti.) 
Sweaty,  Swei-i,  a.  kuvurd  wid  swet;  mffst  wid 

swet;  konsistiy  ov  swet;     labiorius;  tfflsum. 
Swede,  Swed,  u.  a  nativ  ov  Sweden. 
.SwEDENBOuoiAN,  Swe J-cn-bor-ji-au,  ;*.  wun  boj 

huldz  de  doktrinz  t<jt  bj  .Swedunburg;  a  member 

ov  de  N'n  Jeroisalem  (jurq. 
SwEDE.NuoaoiAN,  Swed-eu-b(5r-ji-an,  a.    relatig 

tu  h'manyiiel  Swedenborg,   or  tu  de  doktriui 

tot  bj  bim. 
SwEKENBoitoiAXisM,    Swc-dcn-bor-ji-an-iz-m,  n. 

de  diiktriiiz  toi  bj  .Swedenborg. 
Swedish,  Swtil-iJ,  a.   relntig  tu  Sweden  or  de 

SweJz;  respoktij)  de  .Swcdz. 
.Swedish,  .Swt'J-ij,  /t.  de  laygwaj  ov  de  Swedz. 
SwEDisu-Ttu.NiP,  Swed-iJ-iiir-nip,  n.    de  roata- 

baga. 
Sweep,  Swcp,  v.  t.  {i.  swept,  ps.  swepijj,  swept;] 

tu  miDv,  kler,  or  drjv  of,  az  bj  a  bnjom  er  bezom; 

tu  drjv  awa;  lu  klcn  wid  a  broim: — tu  kari  wid 

pomp;   tia  drjv  or  kari  of  wid  vjulens;  tu  pas 

uver  wid  seleriti  and  furs;  tu  rub  uvcr;  tu  strjk 

wid  a  loy  struk. 
.Sweep,  Swcp,  r.  a.  tu  pas  wid  vJGjlens,  swiftnes, 

or  |)omp;  tu  pas  smcodii:  tu  miDv  wid  a  log  re^. 
.Sweep,  Swep,  n.  de  akt  ov  swepiy;  a  wjdii  eks- 

lendud  mojun:  de  kum[)as  ov  a  kontinyqd  ma- 
Jon  or  sLruk: — a  jeueral  destrukjon; — direk/oQ 

ov   eni    mujon  not   rektiliucar;    a  sweper;     an 

enjin  for  droig  up  woter;  a   wel-swep;  an   uprjt 

iHjst,  havij)  a  kros-bem  miDvip  on  a  pivot. 
SwEKi'ER,  Swcp-er,  H.  wun  hit)  sweps. 
SwEEPixo,  .Swep-ij), /^J.  a.  drjvifl  awa;    iDv61vi{ 

grat  number/.. 
.SwEEPiNOLY,  .Swep-ifl-li,  ad.  in  a  .•swepifl  maner. 
SwEEPt.NGS,    Swcp-igz,    n.   pi.    <lert,   refqs,  As., 

swept  awii;  tiyz  kolckted  bj  swci)iD. 
SwEEP.NET,  Swep-nct,  n.  a  net  dat  taks  in  a  grat 

kumixis.  [{Sweepttaies.) 

Sweepstake,  Swcp-stak,  n.  a  winer; — ynsqali 
Sweepstakes,  Swep-suiks,  n.  siy.  in  gamig  and 

hors-rasig,  a  winer;  wun  hoi  wiuz  ol  or  sweps  el 

de  staks  or  wajerz; — u  prjz  in  a  hors-ras,  mad  up 

ov  several  staks. 
SwEEPWAsUER,  Swe[i-woJ-er,  n.  wun  bii>  eks Irak t!> 

from  de  swepigz,  potjerdz,  A.S.,  ov  refjncriz  ov 

silver  and  guld,  de   smol  rczidyti,um  ov  pre/us 

metal. 
SwEEPY,  Swc'p-i,  a.  pasij)  wid  sped  over  a  grat 

kumiKis  at  wuns;  swcpig;  wnvi;  dron  TSt. 
Sweet,  Swet,  a.  plcziy  tu  dc  tast,  smel,  or  tu 

eni  sons;  havig  dc  tast  ov  buni  or  /ugar;  saka- 

rjn;  lu/us  tu  de  tast;  fragrant  tu  de  smel;  me- 

ladius  tu  de  er;  bqliful  tu  At  j:  not  selt;  not 

S'sr;   mjld;  soft;  jentl;  gratful;  plcziy;  nut  atal; 

frc  from  eni  ofeusiv  smel,  az  fa>d. 
.SwEKT,  Swet,  »i.  swetnos;  sumti{)  |>lrzig;  a  pfr- 

fiim;  u  wurd  ov  enderment; — pi.  muLuci;  Irtkl. 
Sweetbread,  S wet-bred,  n.  de  pankreiu  or  dt 

kqf. 
Sweetbeiks,  Swet-brj-cr,    /».    a   fragrant   /rub; 

cgluntjn. 
SWKKTB&OOM,  Swjt-bnnm,  n.  an  ^b. 


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S\rEET-c^AMUS,  Swet-kal-a-mus,  )   n.  an  aro- 
SwEET-CANE.  Swet-kan,  i  matik  plant, 

suiniitnz  kold  Umon-gras,  and  spjknqrd. 
Sweet-cicely,  Swet-sis-e-li,  n.  a  plant. 
SwEET-cisTus,  Swet-sis-tus,  n.  a  Jrub,  kold  olso) 

((ii/m-ciitii^.y 
Sweeten,  Swt't-n,  r.  t.   tu  mak  swct: — tu   mak 

mjld,  or  kind;  tut  paliat;  tu  mnkgratful  or  plez- 

\\)':  tia  sufn;  tu  mnk  delikat. 
Sweeten,  Swe't-n,  v.  i.  tu  gro  swet. 
Sweetener,   8wet-n-er,  n.  a  person  er  tii)  dat 

swEtiiz,  or  renderz  plrzifl. 
Sweetening,    SwEt-n-iij,  7i.   ds    akt  ov  makig 

swEt;  dat  hwiq  swetnz. 
Sweet-kern,  Swet-fern,  ».  a  planter  smol  aro- 

inatik  Jrub. 
Sweet-flag,  Swet-flag,  ra.  a  plant  wid  an  aro- 

uiatik  riDt;  swet-ruj. 
SwEKT-GRASS,  Swet-gras,  n.  a  jsnus  ov  grasez. 
Sweet-gl'm,  Swet-gum,  n.   a  Jrub;    ds   likwid- 

ambor. 
Sweet-heart,  Swet-hqrt,  n.  <x  luver  er  mistres. 
Sweeting,  Swet-ifl,  n.   a.  swet  apl; — a  ward  ov 

ciulfrment. 
Sweetish,  Swet-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  swet.        [swEtiJ. 
Sweetisiiness,  Swt't-iJ-nes, /I.  de  kwoliti  ov  bsiij 
Sweetly,   Swet-li,  ad.   in   a  swet  maner;   wid 

swftnes.  [gor;  konfekjon. 

Sweetmeat,  Swet-met,  n.  fnnt  prezervd  wid  Ju- 
SwEETNESS,  Sw8t-nes,  n..  de  kwoliti  ovbtiij  swst; 

lujusncs;  fragrans; — melodi;  agreablnes;  jentl- 

nes;  rojldnes. 
SwEET-PEA,  Sw£t-pE,  n.  an  anyti,al  plant. 
SwEET-l'oTATO.  SwEt-Pio-ta-to,  «.    an  eskii,lent 

tn,berus  root;  Karoljna  potato;  {convolvulus  ha- 

tatuf.y 
SwEET-ROOT,  SwEt-rcot,  ti.  a  plant;  likoris. 
SWEET-RUSH,  Swtt-ruJ,  ft.  Q  bulbus  plant; — swEt- 

flag.  [sent. 

SwEETSCENTED,   SwEt-sent-ed,   a.  havii)  a  swst 
Sweet-smelling,  SwEt-smel-ir),  a.  havig  a  swet 

sriu'l;  fragrant. 
Sweet-sop,  SwEt-sop,ft.  a  ixt;{anona  squamosa.) 
Sweet-tempered,  Swet-tem-perd,  a.  ov  amiabl 

temper;  mjld. 
Sweet-toned,  Swet-tond,  a.  havig  a    swet    er 

plczant  ton. 
Sweet-weed,  SwEt-wed,  n.  a  plant  er  Jrub. 
Swell,  Swcl,  v.  i.  tu  gro  biger;  tu  gro  turjid 

or  tn,mid;  tu  be  inflated;  tu   hev;  tu  rjz;  tu 

enlqrj:  tu  luk  big;  tu  be  turjid;  tu  proti^berat: 

tu  rjz  intu  arogans,  egzasperajon,  or  agger;  tu 

be  Elated. 
Swell,  Swcl,  ^i.  t.  tu  kez  tu  rjz  or  inkres;   tu 

mak  ti],mi(l:  tu  hjtn;  tu  raz  tu  arogans;  tu  in- 
flat;  tu    puf  up;  tu   egment;  tu    ckspiind;  tu 

dilat. 
Swell,  Swcl,  n.   ekstcnjon  ov  bulk:  de   akt  or 

Stat  ov  swelii),  az  ov  de  se  after  a  storm;  a  suk- 

sejon  ov  wavz  in  wun  direkjon;  surf.— (J/h.«.) 

a  set  ov  pjps  in  an  organ  akted  upon  bj  a  ks- 

bord. 
Swelling,  Swel-ip,  n.  de  akt  ov  cnlqrjifl  or  in- 

krEsij)  in  bulk;  inflajon; — morbid  tq^mor;  i)ru)tq- 

bcrans.  [mid;  turjid. 

Swelling,  Swcl-ig,/>/7.  a.  bekdmit)  inflated;  tq- 
SwELTER,  Swel-ter,  v.  i.  tia  burn;  tu  b:ir  or  sufer 

bet;  tu  fant  bj  eks6s  ov  bet;  tu  swet  profiisli. 
Swelter,  Sw61-tcr,  v.  t.  tu  pqrq,  drj  up,  or  opres 

wid  bet. 
Sweltry,  Swdl-tri,  a.  sufokatij)  wid  hEt:  sultri. 
Swept,  Swept,  i.  and  /*.  €rom  S'vrj).    Se  {Sweep.'} 
SwERD,  Swerd,  n.  and  r.     Se  {Sward.} 
Swerve,  Swcrv,  v.  i.  tu  wonder;  tu  rov;  tu  turn 

asjd;  ta  deviat;  tu  depart  from  rcol,  kustom  or 

diiti. 


Swerving,  Swerv-iij,  n.  de  akt  ov  depqrtig  from 
riBl,  kustom,  er  dn,ti;  deviajon. 

Swet,  Swet,  i.  and/),  from  Swet.     {Sweat.} 

SwiKT,  Swift,  a.  havig  a  rapid  mojon;  mottvig 
fqr  in  a  Jart  tjm;  kwik;  flet;  s,  Edl;  uimbl;  rapid; 
redi;  promt. 

Swift,  Swift,  n.  dat  hwiq  iz  swift; — kurent  ov  c 
strem; — a  berd  Ijk  a  swolo;  a  mqrten;  a  spejez 
ov  lizard;  an  eft  er  nt|,t:  a  smol  reptil. 

Swifter,  Swift-er,  n.  {Naut.}  de  formost  or  af- 
termost Jr'sd;  a  roptu  konfjn  sumtig  in  its  plas: 
— a  rop. 

Swift-foot,  Swift-fut,  (   a.  swift  ov  futj 

Swift-footed,  Swift-fut-ed,  j       nimbi. 

Swift-heeled,  Swift-held,  a.  swift-futed; rapid. 

Swiftly,  Swift-li,  ad.  wid  a  swift  mojon:  wid 
velositi;  flstli;  rapidii;  nimbli.  [sEleriti. 

Swiftness,  Swift-nes,  n.  sped;  rapiditi;  velositi; 

Swift-winged,  Swift-wigd,  a.  swift  in  fijt. 

Swig,  Swig,t  v.  i.  tu  driijk  bj  Iqrj  drafts. 

•Swig,  Swig,|-  v.  t.  tu  drigk  er  suk  gredili. 

Swig,  Swig,t  n.  a  Iqrj  draft;  az,  "He  tuk  a  gud 
swig;" — al  and  tosted  bred. 

Swill,  Swil,  v.  t.  tu  drigk  grosli;  tu  woj;  tu 
drcuq;  tu  inebriat.  [grosli. 

Swill,  Swil,  v.  i.  tu  be  intoksikated;  tu  drigk 

Swill,  Swil,  n.  drigk  grosli  pord  disn;  likwid 
ftod  far  swjn;  hogwoj. 

SwiLLER,  Swil-er,  n.  a  gros  drigker;  a  notorius 
drugkard;  kold  elso,  fermerli,  a  swilhol  and  a 
sivilpot. 

Swillings,  Swil-igz,  n.  pi.  swil;  hogwoj. 

Swim,  Swim,  v.  i.  \i.  swum  &r  swam,  ps.  swimin, 
swum:]  tu  flot  on  de  woter;  not  tu  sigk:  tu 
mcDV  in  woter,  az  a  fij;  tu  mcov  progresivli  in 
de  woter,  bj  de  moJon  ov  de  liraz:  tu  be  konvad 
bj  de  strem;  tu  gljd  alog  wid  a  smood  moJon; — 
tu  be  dizi; — tu  be  drenqt;  tu  be  floted; — tia 
hav  abundans;  tu  flo  in  eni  tig. 

Swim,  Swim,  v.  t.  tu  pas  bj  swimig. 

Swim,  Swim,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  smiT)dli  sljdig  moJon; 
— ds  blader  ov  fijez  bj  bwiq  da  swim. 

Swimmer,  Swim-er,  n.  wun  hot)  swimz; — a  pro- 
tq,berans  in  de  leg  ov  a  hers. 

Swimming,  Swim-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  flotig  on  de 
woter;  de  akt  ov  moDvig  in  de  woter,  az  a  fiJ;  de 
akt  ov  miDvig  progresivli  in  de  weter,  bj  de  mo- 
Jon ov  de  limz: — dizines. 

Swimmingly,  Swim-ig-li,  ad.  smcodli;  :fwid  grat 
sukses;  rapidii;  wid'St  obstrukjon. 

Swindle,  Swin-dl,  v.  t.  tu  defrdd  in  komon  del- 
igz  bj  impozijon,  er  fels  pretensez;  tii  get;  tu 
impuz  upon.  [er;  a  Qet. 

Swindler,  Swind-ler,  n.  wun  hco  swindlz;  a  Jtjrp- 

Swindling,  Swind-lig,  n.  de  praktis  ov  a  swind- 
ler; sistcmatik  frod. 

Swine,  Swjn,  n.  sir),  and  pi.  a  hog;  a  pig:  hogz 
kolektivli.  [trufl. 

Swine-bread.  Swjn-bred,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  plant; 

Swine-herd,  Swjn-herd,  n.  a  keper  ov  hogz  er 
swjn.  [de  truj  kind. 

Swine-pipe,  Swin-pjp,  n.  de  redwig;  a  herd  ov 

Swinepox,  Swin-poUs,  fi.  de  qiken-poks. 

Swine-stone,  Swjn-ston,  n.  {Mm.}  fetid  er  bi- 
tqminus  Ijmston. 

SwiNE-STY,  Swin-stj,  n.  a  hogstj;  a  pigstj. 

Swing,  Swig,  r.  i.  [i.  swug,  ps.  swigig,  swug:! 
tu  wav  to)  and  fro,  hagig  Idtisli;  tu  fIj  bakward 
and  forward  on  a  rop;  txa  osilat;  tu  vjbrat. 

Swing,  Swig,  t".  t.  tu  mak  tu  pla  \a>i\\  on  a  strig 
or  rop:  tu  mak  tu  vjbrat  or  hwerl  rvnd;  tu 
wav  IcDsli. 

Swing,  Swig,  n.  de  akt  er  stat  ov  swigig;  an  ap- 
aratus  for  swigig:  a  Ijn  on  hwiq  eni  tig  hngz  \<XtS', 
-  kors;  unrestrand  libcrti;  abandonment  tu  oni 
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SwiNOE,  Swinj,*  V.  t.  tu  hwip;  tu  baatindd;  ta 

punij. 
SwiNGEL,  Swin-jcl,  n.  dat  pqrt  ov  a  flal  hwiq 

swiijz,  or  hwiq  bets  Tit  At  gran. 
SwiNOKE,  Swi|)-er,  n.  wun  hoi  swijjz;  a  hurlor. 
SwiNQKR,  Swiii-jer.t  n.  a  grat  folshud. 
SwiNOiXO,  Swin-jio,t  a.  grat;  hiy. 
SwiNOiNGLY,  Swiii-jij)-li,  ad.  vastii;  gratli. 
SwiNGLK,  Swifl-gl,  V.  t.  tia  (ires  flaks;  tu  separat 

de  fjbrus  pqrt  ov  flaks  from  At  wudi  sub.stans 

and  kors  tu,  b|  brtij);  tia  bet: — tu  kut  of  de 

hedz  ov  wed/,  wid'st  riDtig  up  ae  plants. 
Swingle,  Swij)-gl,  n.  a  wudn  instrooment  er  njf 

wid  hwiq  flaks  iz  betn; — keld  elso  a  gtvimjl-staf, 

moiijyliij-njf,  switjgliij-daf,  and  i-wiijgltg-W(ind. 
Swingle-staff,  8wit)-gl-staf,  w.  an  instrdtiment 

for  betifl  flaks  or  hemp.     Se  {Swingle.) 
SwiNGLETUEE,  Swifl-gl-tre,   n.  a  stik  or  pes  ov 

wud  hwiq  keps  de  trasez  ov  a  hors  opn. 
Swingle-wand,  Swi))-gl-wond,  n.  an  instrdament 

wid  hwiq  flaks  iz  swirjgld.     Se  {Swingle.) 
Swing-plough,  Swill-pi's,  n.  a  pi's  wid'st  hwelz 
Swinish,  Swin-iJ,  a.  rezerablig  swjn:  gros;  brustal 
Swinishly,  Swin-iJ-li,  ad.   in  a   has   or  swjiiij 

mancr.  [swjnij. 

Swinishness,  Swjn-iJ-nes,  n.  At  kwoliti  ov  beij] 
Swipple,  Swip-1,  n.  de  pqrt  ov  a  flal  bj  hwiq  de 

gran  iz  struk  in  trajijj;  a  swinjcl.  [zerland. 

Swiss,  Swis,  »..  a  nativ,  or  At  lapgwaj,  ov  Swit- 
Swiss,  Swis,  a.  ov  er  beloijij)  tu  Switzerland. 
SwiTCH,  Swiq,  n.  a  smol,  fleksibi  twig;— a  moov- 

abl  ral:  a  kontrjvans  or  aranjment  ov  ralz  tu 

enahl  kqrz  tu  turn  'st  from  wun  ralrod  intu 

uniider. 
Switch,  Swiq,  v.  t.  tu  laj  wid  a  swiq;  tu  jerk; — 

tu  prOBn  or  kut  of  wun  yerz  grofi,  az  ov  a  hej. 
Switch,  Swiq,  v.  i.  tu  wek  wid  a  kjnd  ov  jerk. 
SwiTZEB,  Swit-zer,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Switzerland;  a 

Swis. 
Swivel,  Swiv-1,  n.  sumtir)  fikst  in  aniider  bodi 

so  az  tu  turn  r'snd  in  it,  az  in  an  jurn  qan; — a 

smol  kanon,  hwiq  turnz  on  a  swivel. 
Swob,  Swob,  n.  and  v.    Se  {Swab.) 
SwOBBER,  Sw6b-er,  «.  {Aaut.)  a  sweper  ov  de 

dfk.     Se    {Swahher.) — /'I.   far   privilejd   kqrdz 

yqzd  insidcntali  in  betir)  at  hwist. 
Swollen,    Swul-n,  2'-    fi'om  Suiel;   sweld.    Se 

{Swell.) 
SwoLN,  Swoln,/'.  sam  az  {Swollen.)  Se  {Swell.) 
Swoon,  Swii)n,  r.  i.  tu  sufer  a  stispenjon  ov  tet 

and  scnsajon;  tu  fant. 
Swoon,  Swion,  n.  de  akt  or  stat  ov  swinnin;  sus- 

penjon  ov  sensajon;  a  lipotimi:  a  fantii)  fit. 
Swooning,  SwObn-ij),  n.  de  akt  ov  fantii). 
Swoop,  SwiDp,  r.  t.  tu  fol  on  and  sez  at  wuns,  az 

a  hnk  hiz  pra;— tu  pra  upon;  tu  kaq  up. 
Swoop,  Swcop,  n.  a  folir)   upon  and  seziij,  az  a 

hok  hiz  pra. 
Swop,  Sw(ip,J  r.  t.  tu  eksqanj  wun  tig  fer  an- 
iider; tu  bqrter. 
Swop,  Swop,  n.  an  eksqanj;  a  bqrter. 
Sword,  Sord,  n.  a  wepn  fer   kutip    or  trustig, 

wurn  at  de  sjd; — dcstrukjon  bj  wor;  az,  fjr  and 

iord;  -  venjans  ov  justis; — At  emblem  ov  otoriti; 

az,  "de  sord  ov  stat." 
Sword-bearer,   ScJrd-biir-er,    n.    de    ofiser  hoD 

kariz  a  sioid.  [a  sord. 

Sword-belt,  Surd-belt,  n.  a.  belt  for  suspendi^) 
SwouD  blade,  Stird-blad,  n.  At  blad  ov  u  surd. 
SwoKD  CUTLER,  Swrd-kut-lcr,  n.   wun  h<D  maks 

suiniz. 
SwoRDED,  Surd-ed.  a.  gcrt  wid  a  sord. 
Sword-fight,  S6rd-fjt,  n.  a  kombat  wid  sordz. 
SwoKD  FISH,  S(f>rd-fiJ,  n.  a  fij  wid  a  lofl,  Jqrp 

bun  ijqii)  from  its  bed. 
Sword-geass,  Sord-gras,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  sej. 


Sword-hand,  S(5rd-hand,  n.    de  rjt  hand;  de 

hand  holdiu  de  sord.  [hilt  ov  a  sord. 

Sword-knot,  Surd-not,  n.  a  ribon  tjd  tu  de 
SwouD-LAW,  Surd-Io,  n.  vjolens;  de  lo  bj  hwiQ 

el  iz  yelded  tu  At  stronger. 
Sword  LESS,  Surd-les,  a.  havig  no  sord. 
SwoRDPLAy,  SdJrd-plti,  n.  a  kombat  ov  gladintorz. 
SwoHDPLAYEE,    Surd-pla-or,    n.    a  gladiator;  a 

fenser;  wun  hoo  cgzibits  hiz  skil  in  de  yqs  ov  de 

surd  for  prjzez. 
SwoRDSHAPED,  Surd-Japt,  a.  Japt  Ijk  a  sord. 
Swordsman,  Surdz-man,    «.,  I'l.   Sdirdz-men;  a 

man  h(ij  kariz  a  sord;   a  fjtij)  man; — ritn   olso 

{i-wordmwn.)  [ov  de  sord. 

Swordsmanship,  St&rdz-man-Jip,  n.  skilful  yi^s 
S'WORE,  Swor,  i.  from  Swiir.     Se  {Swear.) 
Sworn,  Swum,  p.  from  Sw^r.     Se  {Swear.) 
Swum,  Swum,  p.  from  Swim.     Se  {Swim.) 
Swung,  Swujj,  i.  and  p.  from  Swiij.  Se  {Swing.) 
Syalite,  Sj  a-ljt,  n.   {Bot.)  a   plant;   {dillenii 
Syb,  Sib,  a.  properli  {kib,)  hwiq  se.        [speciota.) 
Sybarite,  Sib-a-rjt,  n.  an  inhabitant  ov  Sibaris, 

a  wuiis  p'serful  siti  ov  Kalabria,  hojz  inhabit- 
ants wer  proverbiali  efeminat  and-luksyij^rius; — 

an  efeminat  voldptyqari. 
Sybaritic,  Sib-a-rit-ik,  |  a.  rclatiu  tu  Sib- 

Sybaritical,  Sib-a-rit-i-kal,  j      aris  or  At  Sib- 

arjts;  luksyi|,rius;  wonton. 
Sycamore,  Sik-a-mor,  n.  a  spejez  ov  fig-tre;— de 

oriental  plan-tre;  At  Amerikan  butnwud;  a  veri 

Iqrj  forest  tre. 
Sycee,  Si-SE,  t   n.  and  a.   a  6'jnez  term  for  pi^r 
Seze,  Se-ZE,    f       nativ   silver.      It    iz    de    onli 

apruq  tu  a  silver  kurensi  amiig  de  Gjnez. 
Sycite,  Sis-it,  n.  {Min.)  de  fig-ston;  a  nodyq,! 

ov  flint. 
Sycoma,  Si-ko-ma,  n.  {Med.)  a  fig-Japt  tremor. 
Sycophancy,  Sik-o-fan-si,  n.   At   praklis  ov  an 

informer:  men  flateri  or  serviliti. 
Sycophant,  Sik-o-fant,  n.  a  malijus  er  has  par- 

a.-^jt;  u  men  flaterer. 
Sycophantic,  Sik-o-f;in-tik,  a.  misqivusli  ofijus; 

Ijk  a  sikutant;  fonifl;  flaterii). 
Sycophantical,  Sik-o-fan-ti-kal,  a.  basli  para- 

sitikal:  sikuf;intik. 
Sycophantism,  Sik-o-fant-iz-m,».  sikofansi. 
Sycosis,  Si-ko-sis,  n.  {Med.)  a  ti^berkiilar  crup- 

Jon  ujion  At  skalp  er  herded  pqrt  ov  de  fas. 
Syenite,  Sj-en-jt,  n.  {Min.)  a  granit  rok  from 

Sjrn  in  Pjipt.     Se  {Sienite.) 
Syllabary,  Sil-a-ba-ri,  n.  a  tabl  ov  silablz. 
Syllabic,  Si-lab-ik,  )  a.  relatip  tu,  or  kon- 

Syllabical,  Si-lab-i-kal,  i      sistig  ov,  silablz. 
Syllabically,  Si-lab-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  silabikal 

manor.  [silablz. 

Syllabicate,  Si-l.ib-i-kat,  v.  t.  tu  form  intu 
Syllabication,  Si-lab-i-ka-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov 
_  formii)  silablz.  [er  ov,  silablz. 

Syllabist,  Sil-a-bist,  n.  wun  verst  in,  or  a  mak- 
Syllable,  Sil-a-bl,   n.   a    diviijon   or  pqrt  ov  a 

wuid:  az  muq  ov  a  wurd  az  iz  uterd  bj  de  help 

ov  wun  vsel,  or  wun  qrtikyn,laJon;— eni  tij)  pro- 
_  vorbiali  konsjs.  [labiib.) 

Syllabub,  Sil-a-bub,  n.  milk  and  asidz.  Se  <^V;- 
SYLLABU.S,  Sil-a-bus,  n.,  pi.  [L.]  Sil-a-bj,  {Eng.) 

Sil-a-bus-ez;  an  abstrakt;  a  kompendium,  kun- 

taniy  de  hedz  ov  a  diskdirs:  an  abrijment;  a  tabl 

ov  kontents  or  hedz  ov  a  tretiz. 
Syllogism,  i^\\-Q-y\z-Tn,n.  {Lagic)  an  ^rgqmcnt 

stated  in  a  lojikal  form,  konsisti))  ov  tre  propo- 

zijonz,  and  havi^  At  properli  dat  At  kunklnjon 

nesesarili  fuloz  from  de  tot)  preniiscz;  az,  •' hreri 

man  tiijkx;  ['iter  i:  a  man;  d;i/fojr  Pfttrfiijks." 
Syllogistic,  Sil-o-jis-tik,  /  a.  relatio'tua 

Syllogistical,  Sil-o-jis-ti-kal,  i    silujizm;  kon- 

bisiij)  ov,  or  in  de  lorm  ov,  a  silujizm. 


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Syllogisticallt,   Sil-o-jis-ti-kal-i,  ad.   in  de 

form  ov  a  silojizm. 
Syllogi NATION,   Sil-CD-ji-na-Jon,  n.   ds   akt  ov 

rsznij)  bj  silojizm. 
Syllogize,  Sil-o-jjz,  v.  i.  tin  rszn  bj  silojizm. 
Syllogizee,  Sil-o-jjz-er,  n.  wun  ha>  reznz  bj  sil- 
ojizm. [itii)  de  ^r: — a  mot. 
Sylph,  Silf,  n.  a  spirit  er  imajinari  bsig  inhab- 
Sylphid,  Sil-fid,  n.  a  silf  er  litl  silf. 
Sylva,  Sil-va,  n.  a  kolekjon  ov  poetikal  pesez. 

— {Bvt.)   ds  trsz  ov  a   kuntri  kolektivli,  er  a 

wurk  on  trtz. 
Sylvan,  Sil-van,  a.  rslatig  tti  de  wtadz,  er  tta  a 

silvan;  wudi;  Jadi.     Ritn  elso  {silvan.) 
Sylvan,  Sil-van,  n.  a  wud-god,  er  sater;  sumtjmz 

a  rustik.  [q,rium. 

Sylvanite,  Sil-van-jt,  n.  {3Im.}  a  spejez  ov  tel- 
Sylvatic,  Sil-vat-ik,  a.  silvan;  relatir)  tia  wudz. 
Sylvestrian,  Sil-ves-tri-an,  a.  silvan;  inhabitig 

de  wudz. 
Symbol,  Sim-bol,   /i.   a  tjp;  a  reprezentativ  ov 

sumtii)  moral  er  intelektyi],al  bj  sumtirj  adrest 

tia  de  sensez; — a  sjn;  an  emblem;  a  figjrq,r;  a 

mqrk  er  karakter  yi],zd  az  an  abreviajon  fer  ob- 

jekts,    substansez,    er    sjentifik    operajonz; — a 

konipendium;   an  abstrakt; — a  relijus   kred   er 

konfejon. 
Symbolic,  Sim-bol-ik,  )   a.    reprezentii)   bj 

Symbolical,  Sim-bol-i-kal,  \     simbolz;  partakig 

ov  simbolz;  emblematikal;  reprezentativ;  tipikal; 

ekspresiij  bj  sjnz.  [ik  maner;  tipikali. 

Symbolically,  Sim-bol-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  simbol- 
hYMBOLiSM,    Sim-bol-iz-m,  n.    an   ekspozijon   er 

komparison  ov  simbolz   er   kredz. — {Chem.}   a 

nitiij  tugeder  er  yi^nyon  ov  pqrts  er  ingredients. 
Symbolization,  Sim-bol-i-za-Jon,  n.   ds  akt  ov 

simboljziij;  reprezentajon  bj  simbolz;  rezemblans. 
Symbolize,  Sim-bol-jz,  v.  i.   tia   hav  a  tipikal 

rezemblans;  tui  be  simbolikal;  tia  hav  sumtii)  in 

komon  wid  aniider.  [ov  snmtir). 

Symbolize,  Sim-bol-jz,  v.  t.  tu  mak  simbolikal 
Symmetrian,  Sim-et-ri-an,  n.   wun  stvi,dius  ov 

propor/on. 
Symmetrical,    Sim-et-ri-kal,    a.     proporjonat; 

havig  simetri;  havii)  pqrts  wel  adapted  tu  eq 

uder;  hqrmonius.  [rikal  maner. 

Symmetrically,  Sim-et-ri-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  simet- 
Symmetrist,  Sim-e-trist,  n.  wun  veri  stq,dius  ov 

proporjon. 
Symmetrize,  Sim-e-trjz,  v.  t.  tu  mak  simetrikal. 
Symmetry,  Sim-e-tri,  n.  agrement  ov  wun  pqrt 

wid  anuder;  adaptajon  ov  pqrts  tu   eq  uder; 

proporjon;  h4rmoni. 
Sympathetic,  Sim-pa-tet  ik,  )     a.    havii) 

Sympathetical,  Sim-pa-tet-i-kal,  (        simpati; 

relatiij  tu  er  prodqst  bj  simpati;  havii)  komon 

feiii);  ganjiij,  az  if  bj  simpati;  kompajonat;  felii); 

tender.  [simpatetik  maner. 

feYMPATHETiCALLY,  Sim-pa-tet-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a 
Sympathetic-ink,  Sim-pa-tet-ik-jijk,  ;*.   a  sert 

ov  ii)k  hwiq  qanjcz  its  kulor,  hwen  akted  upon 

bj  het,  or  uder  reajents. 
Sympathist,  Sim-pa-tist,  n.  wunhd)  felz  simpati. 
Sympathize,  Sim-pa-tjz,  v.  i.  tu  fel  wid  anuder; 

tu  fel  in  konsekwens  ov  hwot  anuder  felz;  tu 

fel  simpati;  tu  fel  mqtyqali;  tu  agre;  tu  fit. 
Sympathy,    Sim-pa-ti,   n.    felo-felii):   mi\,t.>iial 

sonsibiliti;  de  kwoliti  ov  beiij  afekted  bj  aniid- 

erz  afekjon;  kompajon;  komizerajon;  tendernes. 
Sympepsis,  8im-pep-sis,  n.  {Med.}  a  konkokjon 

or  rjpnii)  ov  iufliimatori  hn,morz. 
Symphonia,  Sim-f6-ni-a,  n.  {Mvs.)   a  sert  ov 
_  anjent  drum.  [i^  in  sTsnd. 

Symphonious,  Sim-fo-ni-us,  a.  hqrmonius;  agre- 
Symphonize,  Sim-fo-njz,  v.  i.  tu  agre  wid;  tu 

h(^rmonjz. 


Symphony,  Sim-fo-ni,  n.  a  pes  ov  inq,zik  er 
kompozijon  in  hwiq  instrcbmcnts  onli  qr  em- 
plffd;  a  konsert  ov  instrooments;  konsonans; 
hqrmoni  ov  mii)gld  s-sndz. 

Symphyseal,  Sim-fiz-e-al,  a.  relatii)  tu  simfisis. 

Symphysis,  Sim-fi-sis,  n.  {Med.)_  a  jugkjon  ov 
serten  bonz  er  jtrnts,  not  admitii)  mojon;  a  kon- 
asens  er  groifl  tugeder. 

Sympiesometer,  8im-pi-e-s6m-e-ter,  n.  an  in- 
strcDment  fer  me;^qrii)  de  wat  ov  de  atmosfer  bj 
de  komprejon  ov  a  kolum  ov  gas. 

Symplesite,  Sim-pl-sjt,  n.  {Min.)  a  mineral  ov 
indigo  kulor. 

Symploce,  Sim-plo-se,  n.  {Rhet.}  a  figytir 
akerdii)  tu  hwiq  several  sentensez  er  klezez  hav 
de  sam  beginir)  and  endii). 

Symposiac,  Sim-p6-zi-ak,  er  Sim-po-gi-ak,  a. 
relatifl  tu  meri-makigz;  konvivial;  festiv. 

Symposiac,  Sim-p6-zi-ak,  n.  a  konvivial  metig. 

Symposiarch,  Sim-p6-zi-qrk,  n.  de  rccler  er  mas- 
ter ov  a  fest. 

Symposiast,  8im-po-zi-ast,  n.  w;un  hco  drigks  er 
maks  meri  wid  anuder. 

Symposium,  Sim-pw-zi-um,  n.  [L.'\  a  fest;  a  bag- 
kwet;  a  mori-makiij,  a  drinkig  tugeder. 

Symptom,  Sim-tom,  n.  {lied.}  eni  qanj  perseptibl 
tu  de  sensez,  hwiq  iz  konekted  wid  merbifik 
infli^ens;  dat  hwiq  indikats  de  stat  ov  halt  or 
dizez;  indikajon:  a  sjn;  a  tokn. 

Symptomatic,  Sim-to-mat-ik,  )   a.    relatig 

Symptomatical,  Sim-to-mat-i-kal,  i  tu,  er 
kontanii),  simtomz;  ludikativ. 

Symptomatically,  Sim-to-mat-i-kal-i,  ad.  in 
de  natyqr  ov  a  simtom. 

Symptomatology,  Sim-tom-a-t6I-o-ji,  7i.  {Med.} 
dat  branq  ov  patoloji  hwiq  trets  ov  de  simtomz 
ov  dizezez. 

Syn^resis,  Sin-er-e-sis,  n.  {Rhet.}  de  yn,nyon 
ov  t<l)  silablz  intu  wun,  de  opozit  ov  diercgis;  az, 
Iz-rel  fer  h'ra-el.  [sinagog. 

Synagogical,  Sin-a-goj-i-kal,  a.   pertanig  tu  a 

Synagogue,  Sin-a-gog,  n.  a.  relijus  asembli  ov 
de  Jqz;  a  Ji|,iJ  plas  ov  wurjip. 

Synalepha,  Sin-a-le-fa,  n.  {Prosody}  de  prin- 
sipl  er  yqzaj  bj  hwiq,  hwen  a  wurd  cndz  wid  a 
V5el,  or  wid  de  leter  w,  and  de  nekst  beginz  wid 
a  vsel,  de  fjnal  silabl  ov  de  wun  runz  intu  de 
ferst  ov  de  uder:  az,  {ill'  ego.} 

Synarchy,  Sin-ar-ki,  7i.  jernt  soverenti. 

Synarthrosis,  Sin-ar-tro-sis,  n.  {Anai.}  a  klos 
konjugkjon  ov  tat  bonz. 

Synaxis,  Si-naks-is,  ?;..  a  sinagog:  a  koggregajon. 

Syncarpous,  Sin-kqr-pus,  a.  {Bot.}  havig  de 
sed-veselz  kunsolidated. 

Syncategorematic,  Sin-kat-c-go-re-mat-ik,  a. 
{Logic}  notig  wurdz  hwiq  kan  not  be  emplffd  bj 
demselvz  az  termz,  but  rekwjr  tu  bs  konjijnd 
wid  anuder  wurd,  az  prepozijonz,  adverbz,  &s. 

Synchondrosis,  Sin-kon-dro-sis,  n.  {Anat.}  de 
jugkjon  ov  wun  bon  wid  antider,  bj  an  interven- 
ig  kqrtilaj. 

Syncheonal,  Sig-kro-nal,  a.  hapnig  at  de  sam 
tjm;  belogig  tu  de  sam  tjm;  sinkronikal;  sig- 
kronus;  sinkronistik. 

Syncheonal,  Sig-kro-nal,  n.  dat  hwiq  hapnz  at 
de  sam  tjm,  er  hwiq  belogz  tu  de  sam  tjm,  wid 
anuder  tig. 

Synchronical,  Sin-kron-i-kal,  a.  hapnig  at  de 
sam  tjm;  sigkronal;  sigkronus. 

Synchronically,  Sin-kron-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  d  sin- 
kronikal maner. 

Synchronism,  Sig-kro-niz-m,w.konkurens  in  tjm 
ov  tO)  er  mor  events;  a  tabyqlar  aranjment  or 
histori  akerdig  tu  dats,  bj  hwiq  kontemporari 
personz  and  tigz  ov  diferent  kuntriz  qr  bret  tu- 
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Stnchronistio,  Sin-kro-nis-tik,  a.  hapnig  at  de 

saiu  ((111;  sigkronul. 
SvNCHaoNizATiox,  Siii-kru-ni-zii-Jon,  n.  de  akt 

ov  i^iokrunlzio. 
SrNCHuosizE,  Hig-kro-niz,  v.  i.  tu  konkdr  at  de 

sum  t{iu;  tu  ogre  in  t|ni. 
Sy.NCHKONOLOuy,  Sin-krij-nol-o-ji,    n.    kontom- 

purarit'us  kruncSluji. 
Stncuuoxous,  Sijj-kro-nus,  a.  hapnig  at  de  mm 

t{iii;  sinkronikal:  sigkrunul. 
Stnciiysis,  Sig-ki-si.-i,  u.  a  konf(],3on;  a  konfi^zd 

aranjinont  uv  wurdz  in  a  suntun.-<. 
Synciput,  Sin-si-put,  n.     He  {Sinciput.) 
Synclinal,  Sin-klj-nal,  j    a.  {(lenl.)    n(itig 

Syxclinical,  Sin-klin-i-kal,  )       a    Ijn   er  aksis 

formJ  hwon  At  strata  dip  in  opcizit  dirok/onz 

t4;>irdz  a  kumon,  scntral,  iiu:tjinari  l^n. 
Syncopate,  Sig-ko-pnt,  v.  t.  tu  kontrnkt  bj  sig- 

kope;  tu  iibrevint. — {.\fiin.)  tu  divjd  a  not. 
Syncopation,  Sig-ku-pa-Jon,  n.  At  stat  or  akt 

ov  de  f»,>rst  hqf  ov  a  nots  bEginig  on  de  unak- 

sc'iitod  or  wek  pqrt  ov  a  bqr,  bwjl  At  uderhqf  iz 

kontinyii,d,  and  te riuinats  on  At  akisentcd  or  strog 

pqrt. 
Syncope,  Hig-ko-pe,  n.  (}fed.)  a   fantig    fit.— 

{J{/ul.)  a  iigynr  b[  Lwiy  wun  or  mcar  leterz  qr 

Oinitud  in  de  uiidl  ov  a   wurd. — {if us.)  At  di- 

vii^on  ov  a  not,  yti,zd  hwen  Uh  or  niur  nats  ov 

wun  pqrt  unier  tu  a  siggl  wun  ov  At  uder. 
Syxcopist,  Sig-ku-pist,  u.  wun  ha>  sigkupats. 
Syncopize,  Sig-ko-piz,*  v.  t.    tu   konirakt;   tu 

sigkcj|Kit. 
Syncuatism,  Sig-kra-tiz-m,n.  a  jugkjon  ov   \a> 

ag^nnt  a  terd  p5er;  ^igkretizm. 
Syncretism,  Sig-krE-tiz-ni,n.  de  blendig  ov  At 

teiit'ts  ov  dift'ront  sk*lz  or  sokLs  intu  a  8i:itetu. 
Syncretist,  Sig-kre-tist,  n.  wun  hO)  adherz  tu 

sigkretizm. 
Synorisis,  Sig-kri-si«,   n.    {RJut.)   a   figyiir  bj 

hwi(;  (ipozit  j>ers()nz  or  tigz  qr  kocnmrd. 
Syndaotyl,  Sin-dak-til,  n.    {Ornith.)    At    nam 

ov  a  trjb  ov  pt-rqi-rz.  [sindaktilz. 

Syndactvlols,  Sin-d:ik-til-us,  a.  relatig  tu  At 
Synuesmography,  Sin-dji-inog-ra-fi,  n.  {Anat.) 

a  dcskripjon  ov  df  iij^aiii'tits. 
Syndesmolouy,  Sin-des-iuul-ui  ji,    n.    {Med.)    a 

tnrliz  on  de  ligjiments. 
Syndesmosis,  Sin-de^-iuij-sis,  n.  {.Ued.}  de  yti,n- 

yon  ov  wun  bun  wid  andder  bj  uieuz  ov  a  liga- 
ment. 
Syndesmotomy.  Sin-dfs-mot-u-mi,  n.   {Med.}  a 

disekjoii  ov  dr  ligaments. 
Syndic,  Sin-dik,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  qrf  majistrat;  a 

mtini^ipal  ofisor;  a  kiirator.— (/VencA  law)  an 

asine. 
Syndicate,  Sin-di-kat,  r.  I.  tu  juj;  tu  pas  juj- 

mont  on;  tu  scn/nr.  [kurons. 

Syndrome,  Sin-dru-iuc,  n.   kuront  akjon;   kon- 
Syxecdoche,  Si-nek-dio-kc,  n.  {lihet.)  a.  figyiir 

bi  hw;(;  dt  hoi  it   put   f.>r  a   pqrt,  or  a  pqrt  for 

de  bol,  a  jenus  for  u  .sprjcz,  or  a  spejez  fer  u 

jenu*.     It  is  a  sort  ov  trup. 
Synkcdochical,  Sin-ck-dcjk-i-kal,  «.  ekspr^t  bi 

a  .sinokdukc:  impl{ig  a  .■•inokduke. 
Synecdochically,  Sin-ck-dok-i-kal-i,  ad.  io  a 

nini'kdokikal  inaner. 
Synechia.  Si-n»'-ki-u,  n.  {Mtd.)  a  diz£«  ov  de  j. 
Synkcpuonesis.  Sin-fk-fu-ne-.-iis,  n.  a    kontrsk- 

Jon  ov  Uisilablz  intu  wun;  sin^rc^is. 
Synkpt,  Sin-c-pi,  n.  interjugkjim  ov  wurdi. 
Syneroetic,  Sin-cr-j<Jt-ik,  a.  kaoperatig;  siner- 

jistik. 
Synergist.  Sin-vr-jist,  n.  a  torm  npljd  tu  a  pqrti 

in  dr  Lqtcran  (jurq,  in  At  lt>t  ."(.'utqri,  hiD  hold 

de  doktriii  dat  divjn  gras  rrkwjrz  a  k^lrc^'p«)n(l- 

ent  akJon  ov  de  hi|man  wil  tu  bckiim  ofektyi^nl. 


Synergistic,  Sin-or-jist-ik,  a.  ko6peratin;  sin- 
erjetik.  [plant. 

Synoexese,  Sin-je-nes,  n.    {Rot.)    a   sinjenejan 

Synoexesia,  Sin-je-ne-xi-a,  u.  pi.  {/J.4.)  a  klas 
ov  plant:*  dat  hav  de  antcrz  yqnjted  intu  a  rin 
or  tqb,  or  de  stamcnz  yn,njted  in  a  silindrikal 
f.»rra  bj  de  anterz. 

Synoexesiax,  Sin-je-ne'-jan,    )    a.  {Hot.)  haWg 

Synoknesious,  Sin-je-ne-Jus,  f  de  aoben  yi^- 
njted  intu  u  rig  or  tii,b. 

Syngraph,  Sin-graf,  n.  {Law}  a  ded,  bond,  ar 
rjtig,  under  de  hand  and  sel  ov  ol  ixjrtiz. 

Synizesis.  Sin-i-ze'-sis,  n.  {Med.}  an  oblitcrajon 
ov  At  pqpil  ov  At  j;  a  klujzd  pqpil. 

Synneurosis,  Sin-n,-ru-si3,  n.  {Anat.}  a  J^a- 
yon  ov  wun  bon  wid  andder  bj  menz  ov  a  mem- 
bran. 

Stnocha,  Sin-Q-ka,  n.  {Med.}  a  kontinyq^d  in- 
flamatari  fever. 

Synod,  Sin-od,  n.  a  kunsil;  an  ekleziastikal 
aseiubli;  a  konvcnjon  ov  de  klerji  ov  a  djoses; — 
in  de  Prezbiterian  Qurg,  an  as^mbli  kocapitzd  ov 
Ux>  or  mur  prezbiteriz.  [ik. 

Synodal,  Sin-o-dal,  a.  relatig  tu  a  sinod;  siniSd- 

Syxodic,  Sln-('Kl-ik,  )   a.  relatig  tu,  or  per- 

Synodical,  Sin-6d-i-kal,  (  formd  bj,  a  sinod. — 
{Antrim.}  a  iiiruidik  reccjlqfrn  ov  At  moan  or  a 
planot,  iz  de  tjm  betwen  tuj  konjugkjonz,  or  Ua 
opozi/onz,  ov  At  ma>n  or  planet,  wid  At  sun.  Q 
siiuidik  miinf,  iz  At  period  ov  de  mo^nz  sinodik 
revulqjon,  namli,  29  daz,  12  ■srz,  44  minits,  3 
sekondz: — de  sam  az  liinajim  or  lunar  munt. 

Synodically,  Sin-6d-i-kal-i,  ad.  bj  de  etoriti 
ov  a  sinod. 

Syxodist,  Sln-od-ist,  n.  wun  hat  adherz  tu  de 
sinod.  [hud. 

Synomosy,  Sin-6m-ij-si,*   n.    a   swum    bruder- 

SvxONVMA,  Sj-non-i-ma,  n. /il.  [L.]  wurdz  hwig 
sigiiit'j  de  sam  tig;  sinonimz. 

Synoxyme,  Sin-o-nira,  n.  wurdz  ov  de  sam  lap- 
gwaj,  hwiq  hav  de  SHra  or  a  similar  signifikaJoD, 
az  liMpines  and  j'elieiti,  hevnli  and  iclestyal; — 
ritn  olsui  {gi//i>mi/fn.} 

Syxoxymical,  Sin-o-nim-i-kal,  a.  sinonimus. 

Syxoxymist.  Si-n6n-i-mist,  n.  wun  hiO  cksplans 
or  trets  ov  sinioniraz;— wun  hi»  kol^kts  and  re- 
dq<ez  de  sinonimz  ov  plants. 

Synoxymize,  Sl-n6n-i-miz,  ;•.  t.  ta  interpret  or 
tu  fk^pres  bj  wurdz  ov  At  sam  menig. 

Synoxy.mol"s,  Si-non-i-mus,  ,i.  havig  de  sam 
menig;  konvaig  de  sam  jdea;  ekspresig  de  sam 
tig:  yqnivukal. 

Synonymously,  Si-n6n-i-mus-li,  ad.  in  a  si- 
nonimus roaner. 

Synonymy,  Si-n6n-i-mi,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  eks- 
prpsig,  bi  diferent  wurdz,  de  sam  l\^.—  {Jihet.} 
a  figyqr  ov  spe(j  bj  hwi(j  djvorz  wurdz,  ov  simi- 
lar signifikajon,  qr  empltfd  tu  amplifj  a  mater. 

Synopsis,  Si-nop-sis,  n.,  pi.  Si-mip-sez;  a  kol^k- 
tiv  vii  ov  eni  subjckt;  an  abrijment  suq  az  brigi 
el  de  |»qrts  under  wun  vq. 
Synoptical,  Si  nop-ti-kal,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  par- 

takig  ov.  a  sinopsis. 
Syxoptically,  Si-n(Sp-ti-kal-i,  ad.   in  a  sinop- 

tikal  maner. 
Synosteooraphy,  Sin-os-t£-6g-ra-fi,    n.    a   de- 

skripjon  ov  dt  jiTnts. 
Synosteology,  Sin-os-tc-61-o-ji,  n.  a.  tretiz  on 

de  jtTnis. 
Synosteotomy.    Sin-os-te-6t-o-mi,    n.    {Anat.} 

disekjon  ov  At  j^rnts. 
Synovia,  Si-mj-vi-a,  n.   {Anat.}   an   dnkfytius 

flqid  .'ekreted  from  serten  glandz  in  At  jffnt?. 
Synovial,  Si-n6-vi-al,  a.  rrlntig  tu  dt  ^inovia. 
Syntactic.  Sin-tak-tik.  )  a.  rrlntig  tu  «in- 

Syntactical,  Sin-Uak-ti-kal,  i      tuks;  konjirnd. 


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Syntactically,  Sin-tak-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  sin- 

taktikal  mauer. 
Syntax,  Sin-taks,  n.  dat   pqrt  ov  gramar  hwiq 

tsqez   de   proper   konstrukjon   ov    wurdz   in   a 

sentens. 
Syntaxis,  Sin-taks-is,  n.  [Z..]  sintaks. 
Syntectical,  Sin-tek-ti-kal,  a.  relatig   tia   sin- 

teksis;  wastig. 
Synteresis,    Sin-te-rs-sis,  n.  prezervajon; — *it- 

mars  ov  konjens. 
Syntexis,  Sin-teks-is,  n.  {Med.)  a  -wastifl  ov  ds 

bodi;  kousumjon. 
Synthesis,  Sin-te-sis,   «..,  pi.   Sin-tSe-sez;    kom- 

pozijon,  er  dg  akt  ov  piatig  tageder;  de  opozit 

ov  analisis. — {Logic)  a  metod  ov  demonstrajon 

hwiqsets  -st  from  sum  prinsipl  establijter  as^md, 

er  a  propozijon  elredi  demonstrated,  and  asendz 

tro)  a  ssriez  ov  propiazijonz  tu  dat  hwiq  woz 

enunjiated.— (^Vr^.)   a  rsyixnjtig    ov   pqrts.— 

{Ckem.)  de  yii,nitig  ov  elements  intia  a  kom- 

pTsnd. 
Synthetic,  Sin-tet-ik,  )   a.  relatig  tu  sin- 

Synthetical,  Sin-tet-i-kal,  !        tesis;  konjamig; 

kompTsudig;  fermig  kompozijon; — opozd  tuia«- 

aliiik. 
Synthetically,  Sin-tet-i-kal-i,  ad.  bj  sintesis. 
Syntonic,  Sin-ton-ik,  a.  {3It/s.)  Jqrp;  intens. 
Syphilis,  Sif-i-lis,  n.  {Med.)  de  venereal  dizez. 
Syphilitic,  Sif-i-lit-ik,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  infekt- 

ed  wid,  sifilis. 
Syphon,  Sj-fon,  n.  a  ti^b.    Se  {Siphon.) 
Syphonic,  Sj-fon-ik,  a.  belogig  tu  er  Ijk  a  sjfon. 
Syren,  Sj-ren,  ?*.     Se  {Siren.) 
Syriac,  Sir-i-ak,  a.  relatig  tu  Siria,  er  its  an- 

Jent  laggwaj. 
Syriac,  Sir-i-ak,  n.  de  laggwaj  ov  anjent  Siria. 
Syriacism,  Sir-i-a-siz-m,  ■».  a   Siriak  idiom  er 

fraz. 
Syrian,  Sir-i-an,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Siria; — a.  Siriak. 
Syrianism,  Sir-i-an-iz-m,».  de  sam  az  Siriasizm. 
Syriasm,  Sir-i-az-m,?i.  a  Siriak  idiom;  Siriasizm. 
Syringa,  Si-rig-ga,  n.  {But.)  a  jenus  ov  fl'serig 

Jrubz,  inkhxdig  de  Ijlak. 
Syringe,  Sir-inj,  n.  a  pip,  er  smel  majen,  servig 

ferst  tui  imbjb  er  suk  in  a  kwuntiti  ov  water,  or 

uder  fliyd,  and  den  tu  ekspel  it  in  a  smel  jet. 
Syringe,  Sir-inj,  v.  t.  tu  sp-st  er  woj  wid  a  sirinj. 
Syringotomy,  Sir-in-g6t-o-mi,  n.  {Ued.)  de  qrt 

er  praktis  ov  kutig  fistq^laz  er  holo  sarz. 
Syrinx,  Sir-igks,  n.  {Mus.)  a.  mqzikal  instrcoment 

kompozd  ov  redz  ov  dLferent  legts  fasnd  tuged- 

er;  a  Jeperdz  pjp. 


Syrma,  Ser-ma,  n.  [i.]  a  rob  wid  a  log  tran, 

worn  bj  anjent  trajedianz. 
Syrtic,  Ser-tik,  a.  sandi;  bogi. 
Syrtis,  Ser-tis,  n.  [L.]  a  kwiksand;  Jiftig  sand. 
Syrup,  Sir-up,  er  Ser-up,  n.     Re  {Sirup.) 
Syssarcosis,  Sis-ar-ko-sis,  n.  {Med.)  ajugkjon 

ov  bonz  bj  intervenig  muslz. 
Systaltic,  Sis-tal-tik,  a.  {Med.)  havig  alternat 

knntrakjon  and  dilatajon. 
Systasis,  Sis-ta-sis,  n,  de  konsistens  ov  eni  6ig; 

a  konstitqjon. 
System,  Sis-tem,  n.  a  kombinajon  ov  pq-ts  intm. 

a  hoi;  a  komplet  bodi  ov  eni  qrt  er  sjens;  a  kol- 

ekjon  ov  rd&lz  and  prinsiplz;  de  hoi  ov  eni  sjens, 

qrt,  er  doktrin;  a  number  ov  tigz  kombjnd  er 

aktig    tugeder;   hjpotesis;   skem. — {Astro/i.)  a. 

hjpotesis  ov  a  serten  erder  and  aranjment  ov  de 

selestyal  bodiz,  bj  hwiQ  d^r  apq,rent  mojonz  qr 

ekspland.  [atikal. 

Systematic,  Sis-tem-at-ik,  a.  metodikal;  sistem- 
Systematical,  Sis-tem-at-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  er 

partakig  ov  sistem;  metodikal;  regyqlar. 
Systematically,  Sis-tem-at-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  de 

ferm  ov  a  sistem. 
Systematism,    Sis-tem-a-tiz-m,  n.    redukjon    ov 

fakts  tu  a  sistem. 
System atist,  Sis-tem-a-tist,  w.  wun  hoD  fermz  a 

sistem. 
Systematize,  Sis-tem-a-tiz,  v.  t.  tu  redx^s  tu  a 

sistem;  tu  metodjz;  tu  hqrmonjz;  tu  regyi],lat. 
Systematizek,  Sis-tem-a-tjz-er,  n.  wun  hcD  sis- 

tematjzez. 
Systematology,  Sis-tem-a-tol-o-ji,  n.   a   tretiz 

er  diskors  on  de  varius  sistemz. 
System -maker,    Sis-tem-mak-er,    n.    wun    hoa 

fermz  sistemz. 
Systemize,  Sis-tem-jz,  v.  t.   tu   sistematjz.     [Q 

wurd  rq,rli  yqzd  bj  gud  rjterz.] 
System-monger,  Sis-tem-mug-ger,  «.  wun  fond 

ov  sistemz. 
Systole,  Sis-to-le,  n.  {Anat.)  de  kontrakjon  ot 

de  hqrt. — (  Gram.)  de  Jertnig  ov  a  log  silabl; — 

de  opozit  ov  djaiiiole. 
Systolic,  Sis-tol-ik,  a.   relatig  tu  sistole;  kon- 

traktig. 
Systyle,  Sis-tjl,  u.    {Arch.)   de   aranjment  ov 

kolumz  in  suq  a  maner  dat  da  qr  tO)  djameterz 

apqrt. 
Sythe,  Sid,  ji.    Se  {Scythe.) 
Syzygy,  Siz-i-ji,   n.    {Astron.)   de   plas  ov   de 

moin,  er  ov  a  planet,  hwen  in  konjugkjon  er  opo- 

zijon  wid  de  sun. 


T. 


Tt,  iz  a  hwisperd  eksplodent,  and  a  kognat  ov 
,  d.  It  iz  yqzd,  in  de  qrts,  az  an  adjektiv,  tu 
den6t  a  tig  in  de  ferm  ov  de  kapital  leter  T:  az, 
a  I'skwJir,  a  ?'bandaj,  a  Tral,  &s.  Az  an  abre- 
viajon,  it  sumtjmz  standz  for  teolaji;  az  in  S. 
T.  D.,  {Sanctcn  Th€<jhi<jice  Ductr/r,}  Doktor  ov 
Sakred  Iieoloji,  dat  iz,  Doktor  ov  Diviniti. 

Tab,  Tab,  n.  a  kap-border,  worn  in  de  insjd  ov  a 
ladiz  bonet:,— de  laqet  ov  a  Jo). 

Tabasheer,  Tab-a-Jer,  n.  {Per.)  a  Ijt,  hwjt,  porus 
substans,  f-snd  in  de  jernts  ov  de  bambtb,  kon- 
sistig  elmost  entjrli  ov  silika. 

Tabanus,  Ta-ba-nus,  7i.  [Z.]  de  hers-flj;  de  oks- 
flj:  de  gad-flj. 

Tabakd,  Tiib-ard,  n.  a  sert  ov  ti^nik  or  mantl, 


kuverig  de  bodi  bcfor  and  behjnd,  reqig  belo  ds 

lernz;  a  heraldz  kot. 
Tabarder,  Tab-ard-er,  n.  wan  hcD  w^ra  a  tab- 
ard, er  Jert  gisn. 
Tabaret,  Tab-a-ret,  n.  a  st'st,  satin- strjped  silk. 
Tabbinet,  Tab-i-net,  n.  a  delikat  sort  ov  tabi  or 

tafeti. 
Tabby,  Tab-i,  n.  a   kjnd  ov   rig,  wavd   silk; — a 

mikstyqr  ov  ston  er  jel  and  mertar.  [brindld. 
Tabby,  Tab-i,  a.  diversifjd  in  kulor;  brinded; 
Tabby,  Tab-i,  ^'.  t.  tu  pas'betwen  metal  engravd 

rolerz,  az  silk,  in  erder  tu  giv  it  a  wavi  aperans; 

tu  giv  stufs  a  wavi  aperans  bj  de  kalender;  tia 

water,  az  stufs. 
Tabby- CAT,  Tab-i-kat,  n.  a  brinded  kat. 


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Tabefaction,  Tab-e-fik-/on,  «.  de  akt  ov  watt-  | 
ij)  awii.  [yiV"'-  I 

Tabkkv,  Tab-e-fi,  i".  «'.  tu  wast  awii;  tu  ckit6u- 

Tabellion,  Ta-bel-yoii,  n.  an  ofiser  in  de  Ilumun 
om|i|r,  hib  hud  (it  (;(4rj  uv  de  publik  dOkyiiuicaUi; 
a  jiCiirttari:  a  rejistrur.  ! 

Tasked,  Taberd,  n.     Se  {Tabard.}  I 

TabernaolG)  Tab-er-na-kl,  ;*.  a  tempurari  habi- 
tajon;  o  lent;  a  kabin;  a  k.-'ijual  dweliu;— amdo 
de  'Ixraol(t.s,  u  plaa  ov  wurjip;  a  sakred  plus,  tit 
frd  irc  tiibernuhl:.  At  last  ov  de  tre  grat  anyi^ul  i 
ft-stivuiz  ov  de  'Izraeljts,  hwiq  rekwjrd  At  prcz-  , 
eo-i  ov  ol  de  pepi  at  Jeroojalem. 

Tabcbn'acle,  Tab-er-na-kl,  i'.  i.  tu  cnjrjn;  tu 
b'sz;  tu  dwel. 

Taberxacular,  Tab-er-nak-yii-lar,  a.  skulpt- 
yurd  wid  delikat  traseri  or  opn  wurk.  | 

Tabes,  Tti-bez,  n.  [L.]  {Mtd.)  a  wastij)  ov  At 
flfj;  a  konsuujjon  wid-Rt  a  kof;  emajiajon; 
4trofi. 

Tabid,  Tab-id,  &.  wasted  b|  dizez;  konsiimtiv. 

Tabidness,  Tab-id-nc.'4,  n.  konsumtivncs;  At  stat 
ov  bri|)  wa-*tfd  awa. 

TABrxL'DE.  Tab-i-tn,d,  n.  konsumjun. 

Tablatlre,  Tal)-la-tiir,  n.  {JJug.}  At  yiis  ov  At 
letcrz  ov  At  alfabct,  or  uder  karakturz,  tVir  eks- 
prejiji  nijts  or  STiudz;  a  pcsov  miizik  for  dr  hit. 
— {AiiiiJ.}  a  divijon  or  p^rtip  ov  de  skul  iniu 
too  tablz. — {Paintinij)  a  paiitig  on  wolz  and 
seligz;  a  si^gl  pes  komprehended  in  wun  vt\,. 

Table,  Ta-bl,  «.  a  flat  or  level  sarfas  on  legz  or 
Bupurts,  yiizd  tu  bi^r  foid  for  repdsus,  and  for 
uder  purpusez;— de  fiersonz  sitijj  at  tabl  or  par- 
takig  ov  entertanmcnt  itself; — a  tablet;  a  surfas 
on  hwicj  eni  tiy  iz  ritn  or  engravd; — a  jjiktynr, 
tablet,  nr  bond,  dat  e;^zibit3  a  vi\  ov  eni  tip  up- 
6n  a  flat  gurfaa; — an  indck^;  a  kolekjon  ov  hedz 
er  subjekls:  a  katalog;  a  silabus;  a  sinopsis;  a 
kolekjon  ov  uuniburz  or  figyii,rz  metodikali 
aranjd. 

Table,  Tdbl,  r.  t.  tu  mak  intu  a  katalog;  tu  ] 
reprczent  az  in  pantig: — lu  suplj  wid  fj)d. 

Table,  Ta-bl,  c.  t.  tu  burd;  tu  liv  at  de  tabl  ov  j 
aniider. 

Table,  Ta-bl,  a.  rclatij)  tu  a  tabl;  plan;  level. 

Tableau,  Tab-lib,  n.  [Fr.]  pi.  Tab-l(f(z,  a  pikt- 
yn,r:  a  reprezentajon;  Q  list;  a  tabl. 

Table-bed,  Ta-bl-bed,  «.  a  bed  in  de  form  ov  a 
tabl.  [sHiDl-ber. 

Table-beer,  Ta-bl-ber,  n.   ber  yn,zd  wid  luelz: 

Table-book,  Ta-bl-buk,  n.  a  buk  on  hwi^  cui 
tig  iz  gravd  or  ritn  wid'st  ipk. 

Tablecloth,  Ta-bl-klot,  n.  a  linen  or  uder  klot 
xpri'il  nil  a  tabl  at  melz,  &s.  [at  an  in. 

Table  uiioTE.    Tq-bl-dut,   n.    \Fr.]  an  ordinari 

Table-la.sd,  Ta-bl-land,  ».  (/'AywVtfZ  Gefg.)  an 
ckstciiiiiv  eirvatcd  pLin,  wid  step  aklivitiz  on  o| 
iildz:  •]  plattf).  [tabl. 

Table  lines.  Ta-bl-lin-en,  a.  linen  yii,zd  for  de 

Tablema.v,  Tii-bi-inan,  n.  a  man,  or  pes,  at  draft:;. 

TablE'MO\EY,  Ta-bl-mun-i,  n.  an  aKans  tu  flag- 
oliserz,  in  adijon  tu  d^r  pa,  for  pruvidig  lur 
di\r  inblz. 

Tablkr.  Tii-bler,  n.  wun  hob  tablz  or  bardz. 

Table-spar.  Tii-bl-spqr,  n.  (Min.)  a  silikat  ov 
Ijin,  ov  u  graij  hw^t;  kold  olso  tdhinflar  spqr. 

Table  spoo.n,  Tabl-spatn,  n.  a  Iqrj  spcan  for  de 
tabl. 

Table  SPOONFUL,  Tii-bl-spiBn-ful,  n.  pi.  Ta-bl- 
.<|>.t)ii-fuU..  az  miiq  az  a  tabl-S[)il>n  buldz.     [tabl. 

Table  sport,      Ta-bl-s|iort.     n.     aimi/inent     at 

Tablet,  Tab  lot,  n.  q  sinol,  level  surfas;  a  litl 
tabl;  -a  surfas  ritn  on  or  panted:  a  tabl-buk; — 
a  pes  ov  jvujri,  metal,  or  uder  .Jubstan?,  yrjed  bj 
de  anjent  Kumanx  in  ji\,dijiari  prusedigi  or  in 
pasig  loi. 


Table-talk,   Ta-U-tok,  n.  konvereajon  at  mels 

or  entcrtanments;  tabl  diskunl. 
Table-talker,    Tu-bl-tok-cr,   n.   wun  ha  kon- 

versez  at  tabl.  [yns  OT. 

Taboo,   Tft-b»f»,  v.  t.  tu  inturdikt;  tu  forbid  de 
Taboo,  Ta-bi6,  n.  a  relijua  interdikt.     [(I  wurd 

in  yi),3  amiig  de  nativz  ov  de  I'olinejian  i'laodi. 
Tabor,    Ta-bor,  n.  a  drum;  a  8m3l,  Jalu  drum, 

jeiiurali  betn  wid  wun  stik,  tu  akumpani  a  pip. 
Tabor,  Tti-bor,  v.  i.  tu  drum;  tu  stqk;  tu  8m{t; 

tu  bet. 
Taborer,  Ta-bor-er,  n.  wun  hoo  bets  de  tabor. 
Taboret,  Tab-or-ot,  n.  a  smol  tab^jr. 
Taborite,  Ta-bor-it,  n.  wun  ov  a  pqrti  er  klos 

ov  de  foloerz  ov  Hus,  btjoz  leder  woz  Jon  Ziska. 
Tabouret,  Tab-oo-ra,  n.  [Fr.]  a.  stoil;  a  set  wid- 

■»t  qrmz  or  bak; — a  rit  ov  sitig  disn  at  kort,  er 

in  de  prezens  ov  de  Frenq  kwen,  a  privilej  far- 

merli  eujtfd  b|  sum  ladiz. 
Tabourine,  Tab-iD-ren,  n.  a.  tabor  in  de  form  ov 

Q  siv;  a  tambooren. 
Tabret,  Tab-ret,  n,  a  smol  tabor;  a  taboret. 
Tabllar,  T;ib-yn,-lar,  a.  relatig  tu  a  tabl;  formd 

ill  tablz:  set  d-^u  in  skw^rz,  tablz,  er  sinopsez; 

fonud  in  lamiiie.  [tablet. 

Tabi.la  rasa,    Tab-yn,-la  ri-sa,    [£.]    a  smcadd 
Tabulate,   Tab-yt^-lat,  v.  t.  tu  redi'is  tu  tabli 

or  sinopsez;  tu  Jap  wid  a  flat  surfas.  [fas. 

Tabulated,  Tab-yn,-lat-ed,  a.  havijj  a  flat  sur- 
Tabulatio.n,  Tab-yq,-la-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  formig 

tablz. 
Tacamahac,  Tak-a-ma-hak,  n.  an  Amerikan  tre, 

ov  de  poplar  k{nd;  a  brTsniJ,  aromatik  rczin  ob- 

tand  from  de  tre;  de  bolsam  poplar, — a  brisnij 

rezin  from  At  tre.  [hoc.) 

Tacamauaca,  Tak-a-ma-hak-a,  n.  Se  {Tacaina- 
Tacca,    Tak-a,  u.  a  plant  havig  a  nfit  yi|zd  fer 

foul  bj  At  Malaz,  As.  [ygranhy.'} 

Tacheograpuy,  Tak-e-6g-ra-fi,  n.  sam  az  {Tuch- 
Tacuometer,  Ta-kom-e-ter,  n.  an  instrtomcnt  er 

kontrjvans  hwiq  indikats  miniit  variajonz  in  de 

velositi  ov  inajenz.  [ov  teqig. 

Tacuydidaxv,   Tak-i-di-daks-i,  n.  a  Jort  mefcod 
Tachvoraphic,    Tak-i-graf-ik,  a.    relatig  tu  ta- 

kigrafi. 
Tachygraphv,  Ta-kig-ra-fi,  n.  At  qrt  or  praktia 

ov  kwik  rjti();  stenografi. 
Tachylite,"  T.ik-i-lit,  n.  {Min.)  a  mineral  hwiq 

okilrz  laminated  and  masiv,  and  rezemblz  obsid- 
ian. 
Tacit,    Tas-it,   a.    sjlent;  impljd:  understud,  da 

not  eksprest  bj  wurdz;  sjlcntli  asentcd  tu. 
Tacitly,  Tas-it-li,  ad.  silentli;  wid'st  oral  eks- 

prejon. 
Taciturn,  Tas-i-turn,  a.  habityqali  sclent;  never 

spekig  muq;  rezervd;  utcrig  litl. 
Tacitur.mtt,    Tas-i-tiirn-i-ti,    «.    habityr^al  si- 
lens;  stilucs;  rczerv. 
Tack,  Tak,  v.  t.  tu  fasn  tu  eni  tig;  tu  jtrn;  tu 

yunit:  tu  stiq  tugeder.— (.V<i(//.)  tu  turn  abit. 
Tack,  Tak,   c.  i.  tu  turn  ab'st  or  ^anj   de  kars, 

az  a  Jip. 
Tack.  Tak,  n.  a  smel  nal; — adijon:  siiplemcnt. — 

{Xaut.)  de  kors  ov  a  Jip;  de  weder  kin  or  kor- 

ner  ov  a  sal,  olso  ov  a  flag,  or  ov  a  rop  h\  hwiq 

At  klq  iz  ckstended.  [zervd  on  a  les. 

Tack-duty,  Tak-dii-ti,  n.  {Sctch  tan)  rent  re- 
Tacker,  Tiik-er,  n.  wun  hiD  taks  or  j(Juz. 
Tacket,  T.ik-et,  ti.  a  s^mol  nal:  tak. 
Tackixg,  T;ik-ig,  n.  At  akt  ov  fasnig  or  jernig. — 

\La>i')  At  ynuyon  ov  sekqritiz  givn  at  difereot 

tjmz. 
Tackle,  T.ik-1,  n.  wepnz;  instrmmonfs  ov  akjon. 

-   ^^^lallt.)  a  puli,  or  sisteiu  ov  puliz,  kompuid 

ov  (0)  or  mor  rop»;— in  a  Ut>ser  sens  ol  dr  inslnlk- 

moota  or  salig. — Prun'snst  bj  semen  la-kl. 


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Tackle,  Tak-1,  v.  t.  tu  suplj  wid  takl; — tia  akiD- 

ter;  tu  hcirnes.     [Lokal  in  lijgland,  and  kolcD- 

kwial  in  At  Yipjted  Stats.] 
Tackled,  Tak-ld,  a.  mad  ov  rops  takt  tugeder. 
Tackling,  Tak-liij,  n.  furniti|,r  ov  de  mast;  takl; 

instriDments  ov  akjon;  az,  fijii)   taHi,j;—\i(\r:niis, 

az  ov  a  draft  hers.  [Kolokwial,  Y.  S.] 
Tact,    Takt,  n.    tug:  fslii);  njseti  er  akn,tne3  ov 

dizernment,  wid  konsskwent  njseti  ov  ski). 
Tactable,  Tak-ta-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  tuqt. 
Tactic.  Tak-tik,  (  a.    relatip  tu  taktiks,  er 

Tactical,  Tak-ti-kal,  J     tu  order  and  aranjment, 

spejali  ov  an  qrmi. 
Tactician,  Tak-tiJ-an,  n.  wun  skild  in  taktiks. 
Tactics,  Tak-tiks,  n.  pi.  ds  sjens  and  qrt  ov  dis- 

pozii]  militari   and  naval  qrmaments    fer    batl: 

militari  and  naval  preparajonz..  evohiJonz,  and 

manooverz. 
Tactile,  Tak-til,  a.  suseptibl  ov  tug:  tanjibl. 
TACTiLiTy,    Tak-til-i-ti,   n.    perseptibiliti  bj  de 

tuq. 
Taction,  Tak-Jon,  n.  ds  akt  ov  tuqii);  tanjensi. 
Tadpole,  Tad-pol,  n.  a  yuij,  Japles  frog,  konsistii) 

onli  ov  a  bodi  and  a  tal.  [nes;  tsdyusnes. 

TEDIUM,  Tg-di-um,  n.  [Z.]  wsrisumnes;  erksum- 
Tael,  Tal,  n.  a.  veri  smol,  frakjonal,  Gjnez  wat 

fer  gu)ld  and  silver. 
Ta'en,  Tan,  Az  poetikal  kontrakjon  ov  {taken.) 
Taffeta,    Taf-e-ta,    n.    a  silk  stuf;  tafsti.     Se 

{Taffety.) 
Taffety,  Taf-8-ti,  n.  a  tin,  glosi,  silkn  fabrik  or 

stuf,  formerli  muq   yi^zd  in  Iggland;  n's   muq 

yq,zd  on  de  kontinent  ov  Yi^rop  fer  windo  kur- 

tenz. 
Taffeail,  Taf-ral,  n.  {Naut.}  de  kqrvd  wurk  at 

ds  uper  pqrt  ov  a  Jips  stern:  de  ral  nsnd  a  Jips 
Tafia,  Tai'-i-a,  n.  [^Fr.'\  a  varieti  ov  rum.  [stern. 
Tag,  Tag,  >i.  a  pernt  ov  metal  put  tu  de  end  ov 

a  striz);  de  end  ov  a  las;  eni  tig  takt  tu  anuder; 

— eni  tig  peltri  and  men;— a  sljt  bio  er  tuq;  a 

pla  in  hwiq  berz  trj  tu  tug  eg  uder  last.    Se 

Tag,  Tag,  v.  t.  tu  fiks  a  tag  tu;  tu  apend;  tu 

jern. — fid  tag  after,  tu  folo  klosli. 
Tagbelt,  Tag-belt,  |  ^;^.^  .    j 

Tagsore,  Tag-sor,  S 

Tagger,  Tag-er,  n.  wun  hcQ  tagz.  [ov  puliz. 

Taglia,  Tql-yi-a,  n,  [/<.]  {Mech.)  a  kombinajon 

Tagliacotian,  Tag-li-a-ko-Jan,  a.   {Med.)  not- 

ig  de  opera  Jon  (kold  also   {rhinop  last  icy)    for 

de  restorajon  ov  de  noz,  so  namd  from  {Tag- 

liacotius.y  a  Venejan  surjon.  [p^pl- 

Tageag,    Tag-rag,    ti.  de  rabl;  de  loest  klas  ov 

Tagtail,  Tag-tal,  n.  a  wurm  hwig  haz  a  tal    ov 

anuder  kulor. 
Tail,  Tal,  n.  dat  hwig  terrainats  de  animal  be- 
hjnd,  in  most  animalz  hagig  lefts  from  de  verte- 
bre;  de  hinder,  loer,  or  inferior  pqrt  ov  eni  tig 
pendent;  a  katkin. — {Law)  a  limited  fe,  opozd 
tu  fe-simpl;  an  inheritans   ov  hwig  a  man   iz 
sezd  tu  him  and  sum  partikyq,lar  ^rz,  ekskln,- 
siv  ov  uderz. 
Tail,   Tal,  r.  t.   tu  pul  bj  de  tal.— Tw  tal  in, 
{Carp.)  tu  fasn  eni  tig  intu  a  wol  at  wun  end, 
az  de  steps  ov  a  st^^r. 
Tailage,  Tal-aj,        j  n.  a  pes  kut  -gt  ov  de  hoi 
Talliage,  Tal-li-aj,  (      — metaforikali,  a  l^x  ov 
a  manz  substans  pad  bj  wa  ov  tribyq,!.— (Za«') 
eksjs  er  taks. 
Tailed,  Tald,  a.  fumijt  wid  a  tal. 
Taille,    Tal,    n.    {Fiench  law)  in  anjent  Freng 
ji\,rispra)dens,  eni  impozijon  levid  bj  de   kig,  er 
eni  uder  lord,  on  hiz  subjekts. 
Tailless,  Tal-les,  a.  dcstitq,!  ov  a  tal. 
Tailoe,  Ta-lor,  7i.  wun  hoiz  biznes  it  iz  tu  kut 
and  mak  kladz. 


Tailor,  Ta-lor,  v.  i.  tu  perform  de  biznes  ov  a 
talor.  [talor. 

Tailoring,  Ta-lor-ig,  n.  de  biznes  er  wurk  ov  a 

Tailpiece,  Tal-pes,  •;*.  an  apendaj;  a  pes  aded. 

Tailzie,  Tal-ze,  n.  {Scotch  law)  enial;  a  ded 
hwiirbj  de  legal  kors  ov  suksejon  iz  kut  of,  and 
an  qrbitrari  wun  sdbstitq,ted. 

Taint,  Tant,  v.  t.  tu  imbi],  or  impregnat  wid  eni 
tig,  partikyi],larli  wid  sumtig  odius  er  nokjus; 
tu  Stan;  tu  suli;  tu  kontaminat;  tu  defjl;  to. 
polq,t;  tu  korupt;  tu  infekt;  tu  pcrzn;  tu  dizez. 

Taint,  Tant,  v.  i.  tu  be  infekted;  tu  be  koriipted. 

Taint,  Tant,  n.  a.  stan;  infekjon;  korupjon;  dep- 
ravajon;  a  spot;  a  serl;  a  blemij. 

Taint-free,  Tant-fre,  a.   kler;  giltles. 

Taintless,  Tant-les,  a.  fre  from  infekjon;  pr^r. 

Taintlessly,  Tant-les-li,  ad.  wid'st  tant. 

Tainture,  Tant-yqr,  n.  tant;  tinj;  defjlment. 

Take,  Tak,  v.  t.  [i.  luk,  ps.  takig,  laku;]  tu  re- 
sev  hwot  iz  oferd;  korelativ  tu  gir,  and  opozd 
tu  rrfyz; — tu  resev  er  obtan  so  az  tu  hav  kor- 
poreal  er  mental  pozejon  ov;  tu  resev;  tu  sez; 
tu  kag;  tu  kaptivat;  tu  aksept;  tu  admit;  tu 
hold;  tu  understand;  tu  adopt;  tu  kopi;  tia 
bi^r;  tu  endi^r;  tu  supoz;  tu  hjr;  tu  kloz  in 
wid;  tu  gujz;  tu  prefer:  tu  selekt;  tu  perform; 
tu  hav  rekors  tu;  tu  rekwjr;  tu  pursij,;  tu  folo; 
tu  mak  yi|s  ov;  tu  bjnd  bj:  tu  aprehend;  tu 
konva;  tu  kari;  tu  brig;  tu  asi^m;  tu  prezv^m; 
tu  alan;  tu  kontan;  tu  retan;  tu  sustan;  tu 
yil,z,  az  an  ot. —  TVt  tak  awa;  tu  depriv  ov;  tu 
set  asjd. — Tu  tak  kqr,  tu  be  kejus;  tu  be  k^r- 
ful. —  Tid  tak  k^r  ov,  tu  be  sol'.situs  fer;  tu  su- 
perintend.—  T)d  tak  kors,  tu  hav  rekors  tu 
megqrz. —  Tid  tak  dan,  tu  redvj,s;  tu  supres;  tu 
swolo:  tu  put  in  rjtig;  tu  rjt. —  2\d  tak.from, 
tu  derogat;  tu  detrakt;  tu  depriv  ov;  tu  de- 
diikt;  tu  subtrakt. —  Tw.  tak  hid,  tu  be  keJus; 
tu  bevv4r;  tu  gqrd  agenst. — Tu  tak  hid  tu,  tu 
atend.^Ttd  tak  in,  tu  inkloz;  tu  admit;  tu 
komprjz:  tu  lesn;  tu  kontrakt;  tu  get;  tu  de- 
frod. —  Tu  tak  in  hand,  tia  undertak:  tu  kom- 
prjz; tu  komprehend. — Tu  tak  ncjtis,  tu  obzenr; 
tu  Jo  bj  an  akt  dat  obzervajon  iz  mad. —  Tu  ttth 
ot,  tu  sw^,r. —  Tu  tak  of,  tu  invalidat;  tu  re- 
mcov;  tu  widhold;  tu  widdre;  tu  swolo;  tu 
purgas;  tu  f  jnd  plas  fer;  tu  remcbv;  tu  kopi;  tu 
reprezent;  tu  deskrjb;  tu  imitat  so  az  tu  mak 
ridikyqlus. —  Tu  tak  at,  tu  remifjv  from  widin 
eni  plas;  tu  ekstrakt. —  Tu  tak  j/las,  tu  preval; 
tu  hav  efekt;  tu  oktir;  tu  hapn. —  Tu  tak  tvi 
dm,  tu  tak  tu  task;  tu  repritv. — [Kolokwial.] 
Tu  tak  up,  tu  boro  upon  kredit  er  interest;  tu 
be  redi  fer;  tu  engaj  wid;  tu  aplj  tu  de  yi^s  ov; 
tu  begin;  tu  fasn  wid  a  ligati^r  past  under;  tu 
engros;  tu  engaj:  tu  hav  fjnal  rekors  tu;  tu 
sez;  tu  kag;  tu  arest;  tu  admit;  tu  reprimand; 
tu  begin  hwi^r  anuder  left  of:  tu  lift;  tia  okyn,- 
pj  lokali;  tu  manaj  in  de  plas  ov  anuder;  tu 
komprjz;  tu  adopt;  tu  as\\m;  tu  kolekt. —  Tu 
tak  vpon,  tu  apropriat  tu;  tu  asi^m;  tu  admit; 
tu  be  impqted  tu:  tu  klam  etoriti. 

Take,  Tak,  v.  i.  tu  direkt  de  kors;  tu  hav  a  ten- 
densi;  tu  inklin;  tu  plez;  tu  gan  resepjon:  tu 
hav  de  intended  er  natyi^ral  efekt. —  Tid  tak  after, 
tu  lern  ov;  tu  rezembl;  tu  imitat. —  Tu  tak  on, 
tu  be  violentli  afekted;  tu  grev:  tu  pjn. —  Tu  tale 
tu,  tu  aplj  tu;  tu  be  fond  ov;  tu  betak  tu;  tu 
hav  rekors. —  Tu  tak  vp,  tu  stop. — Tu  tak  up 
wid,  tu  be  kontented  wid;  tu  loj;  tu  dwel. — 
Tu  tak  wid,  tu  plez. 
Take-in.  Tfik-in,  n.  fred:  a  get;  a  desever. 
Taken,  Tak-n,  y*.  irtjm  {Take.)     resevd. 
Taker,  Tak-er,  n.  wun  hot)  taks. 
Taking,  Tak-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  hm  taks;  sej^r; 
—a  portrat;— distres  ov  mjnd. 


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Taking,  Tiik-io,  a.  pltiio;  atriktiv;  az,  "a  takig 

icsiKi:"  kacip:  infekjus. 
Takingly.  Tuk-io-'i,  «</•  in  a  tnkio  maner. 
TAKiNO^t-SS.  Tiik-io-nes,  n.  de  kwnliti  ov  plezig. 
Talai-oin,    Tal-a-ptirn,    n.    in  Sjatn,  a  tjtl  ov  a 

prtfl  i>v  Fu;— kold  in  fc'jna,  <Jtri(/;}  in  Tqrtari, 

{liima;}  an  J  bi  Yuropciinz,  {l>,,n:f.} 
Talbot,    Tal-bot,    n.   a  hvnJ:  a  sort  ov  hantig 

dug,  l>etwen  a  b'Knd  and  a  begl. 
Talc,  Tulk,  «.  (J/i'/t.)a  fuliatcd,  magnr^an  min- 

cnil,   ov   unkiyi^us  frl,  dfn  havifl  a   strop,  p^rli 

luster:— Huuitjmi   yi^zd  for  tnisig  Ijuz  on    wud, 

kli.t,  iVs..  insted  ov  q  ik.  l"^-) 

Talcitl,  TuI-.-^it,  n.  {J/in.}  anAAcr  nam  far  {'lac- 
Talcosc,  Tal-kijs,  a.  rElatiu  tu  tulk:  talkus. 
Talcols,  Tal-kus,  t  a.    relatio    tu,  or    knntanio, 
Talckv,  Talk-i,      i      talk;  rezemblij)  talk. 
Talk,  Tnl,  n.  a  narativ;  a  sturi;  oral  rtlajon;  a 

fabl:  an  insideut;  a  inEtnt^r;  anekdat:  inturma- 

Jon:    di-k!o;^nr   ov    a     sckret;— number   rc-knd; 

reknifl:  niimeral  ak'snt. 
Taleblaekh,  Tul-b^r-or,  n.  wun  hm  givz  ofijus 

er  uiali;;nanl  intclijens;  a  tcltal. 
Talebearing.  Tal-b^r-ig,  «.  de  akt  ov  informig; 

ofijiis  or  malignant  iiitelijens. 
Taled,  Tii-led,  n    a  sort  ov  habit  worn  bi  Ji^z. 
Talent,  Tal-cnt,  n.  anjentli,  a  wat  muq  yi^zd  in 

kum|>t|,ta|on    ov    rauai:— mctaforikali,   from  de 

panibl   ov    de    talents,   {.ifait.  sxv.)  a   fakuiti, 

gilt,  or  end^mcnt  ov  natyi^r:  abiliti:  kapabiliti. 
Talented,  Tal-tnt-cd,  a.  pozesijj  talents. 
Tales.  Ta-les.  n.,pl.  [L.]  {Law)  a  term  apljd  tu 

duz  ha>  qr  kold  upon   tu  suplj  de  plas  ov  jq,ri- 

meu  empancld  and  sumond  for  de  kas,  but  hcD, 

for  sum  rezn,  qr  not  prezent: — kold  olso  tahmen. 
Talesuan,  Talz-iuan,  «.,/'/.  Tiilz-men,  {Law)  a 

person  sumond  from  amiiy  de  bi-stauderz,  at  a 

kort,  tu  rerv  on  a  jqri.     Se  <  Tales.) 
TaQ^itellee,  Tal-tel-cr,  n.  wun  boo  relats  talz  or 

storiz.  [tal. 

Tale  wise.  Tul-wjz.  a.  beip  in  de  m-nner  ov  a 
Taliacotian,     Tal-yi-a-ko-j'an,    a.    {Med.)     Se 

{Tui/Uao  lian  ) 
Talisman,    Tal-iz-man,  n.  a  majikal  fisyqr  kut 

in  metal,  ston,  k*.,  supuzd  ta   hav    vertyqz  in 

avertij)  dize/.  dut,  or    uder  cvlz,  or  in  kuntrolig 

cvl  s|.irits;  an  ainyqlet. 
Talismamc.    Tul-iz-man-ik,  a.  rclatij)  tu  taliz- 

maiiz:  majikal.  [izmanik. 

Tali611anical,  Tal-iz-man-i-kal,  a.  majikal:  tal- 
Talk,  Tek,  r.  i.  tu  .=pek  in  konversa/on;  tu  spek 

fumilyarii,   not    in   set   spf(jez:  tu    konvers;  tu 

pratl:  lu    giv   ak^nt;  tu  diskiirs;  tu   rezn;  tu 

koiifi-r. 
Talk.  Tok,  n.  oral  konversajon;  disk<5r3;  kolokwi; 

qat:  konferen-^;  re|><irt:  mimor;  to]iik. 
Talk.  Tok,  n.  {Min.)  a  mineral.     8e  {Talc.) 
Talkative.  T-ik-a-tiv,  a.  ful  ov  tok:  lokwajus. 
Talkativeness,  Tok-a-tiv-nes,  n.  lokwa^^iii. 
Talker.  T.'>k-er,  n.  wun  \\<x>  toks:  a  pratler. 
Talking.  T>>k-io,  /».  onil  konversajon. 
Tall.   Tel,   a.  hj  in    statyqr.   hj;  lofti;— ♦sturdi; 
Tallier.  T.il-i-er,  n.  wun  hit>  taliz.  [bold. 

Tallness.  Tijl-ne*,  n.  de  stat  or  kwoliti  ov  beip 

Ittl;  h(t  ov  statyqr. 
Tallow,  Tal-o,  n.  At  melted  fat  ov  an  oks,  or  ov 

udor  bovjn  iinimniz,  orov  Jrp;  sqet;  kundl-gres. 
Tallow,  Tal-u,  r.  t.  tu  grrz:  tu  smer  wid  ulo. 
Tallow-candle,    Til-a-kan-dl,  n.  a  kandl  mad 

ov  laltj. 
Tallow  catch,  Tal-o-kaq,  n.  a  rrs«ptakl  for  talo. 
Tallow-chandler,  Tal-o-^an-dler,   n.   wun  ho. 

umk-  kaiidiz  uv  talo.  [komplckjon. 

Tallow-face.  Tal-o-fas,  n.  wun  or  a  sikli  or  pel 
Tallow-faced,  Tal-i>-fast,  a.  ov  pal,  sikli  luk. 
Tallowish,  Tal-o-iJ,  a.  havijj  de  natyqr  ov  talu. 


Tallow-tbee.  Tal-o-tre,  n.  an  Qjiitik  tre.  hwig 

prodqsez  an  dyktyqus  mater. 
Tallowv.  Tal-o-i,  a.  I^k  talo:  greii. 
Tally,  T:il-i,  n.  a  stik  notjt  or  kut  in  konformiti 

tu  undder  stik,  and  yqzd  tu  kep  ak-^nts  bj;  eni 

till  mnd  tu  sqt  aniider;  an  akiint,  uz  b]  tali. 
Tally,  T:il-i,  r.  /.  tu  kut  ut  so  az  tu  anscr  ta; 

tu  fit:  tu  sqt. 
Tally,  Tiil-i,  f.  t.  tu  be  filed;  tu  konfdrm;  tu 

be  sqtabl. 
Tally-ho,  Tal-i-h(&,  inUr.  de  hunt«manz  krj  ta 

r'xz  hiz  hisndz. 
Tallyman,  Tal-i-mnn,  n., /)/.  Tal-i-men;  wun  bm 

kips  a   tali  or  ak'Hut; — wun  ha»  selz  fur  wekli 

I'liinontJ. 
Talmud,  Tal-mud,  n.  {Heh.)  de   buk  kontanig 

de  tr:idiJonari  or  unriln   loz  ov  de  Ilebraiz.     It 

iz  kold  nnritii  tu  disti^gwij  it  from  de  t^kst- 

yqal  or  n'tn  la.     It  iz  de  inlerpretajon  hwiq  de 

rabinz  afiks  tu  de  lo  ov  Mozez,  hwiq  cmbodiz 

d;ir  doktrin,  politi,  and  sercmoniz. 
Talmldic,  Tul-miid-ik,  or  Tal-mud-ik,  a.  relatig 

tu  de  Talmud:  Talmudistik.  [ic.J 

Talmudical,  Tal-iuiid-i-kal,  a.  samaz  {Talmud- 
Talml'dist,  Tal-mud-ist,  n.  wun  wel  verst  in  de 

Talmud.  [Tiilmud. 

Talmuuistic,  Tul-mud-is-tik,  a.   relalig   tu   de 
Talon,  Tal-on,  n.  de  kle  ov  a   berd   ov   pra. — 

{.Irch.)  an  aje  or  sjma. 
Talookdar,  Tal-a)k-dqr,  n.  {India)  At  bed  ov  a 

dciiqrtment  aktip  under  a  sqprrior. 
Talpa,  Tal-pa,  n.  [Z.l  {Z<kiI.)   a  jenus  ov  ani- 

malz:  de  mol. — {Med.)  a  tqmor  under  de  skin 

or  kqtikl:  kumonii  kold  a  tool. 
Tali'S,  Ta-lus,  n.  {Anat.)  a  bon  in  de  apkl. — 

{tort.)  a  surfas  inkljnd  tu  de  horizon. — iMin.) 

an  akqmqiajon  ov  fragments  brokn  of  from  de 

fas  ov  u  step  ruk  bj  de  akjon  ov  woter. 
Talct.  Ta-lut,  T>.  sam  az  {Tal ut)  or  {li alter.) 
Tamability,   Tam-a-bil-i-ti,    «.    de    kwoliti   ov 

bni)  iHuiabl.  [abl. 

Tamable,  Tam-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  tamd:  reklam- 
TAMABLENh3S,   Tum-a-bl-nes,  n.    de   kwoliti   ov 

lieii)   tHin:)bl. 
Tamarind,  Txim-a-rind,  n.  a  Iqrj  tre  ov  de  lEgtj,- 

minus  order,  tund  in  de  Fst  and  West  Indez: — 

pi.  a  prezeiv  mad  ov  de  scd-podz  ov  de  tre. 
Tamarisk.  T;iiu-a-risk,  n.  a   Jrub  ov   de  jenus 

tamarikf,  hwiq  b^rz  piflk  fl>ierz. 
Tamarix,  Tam-a-riks,  n.  [L.'\  {Hit.)  a  Jrub  hwiq 

haz  1.  I)  si'iks  ov  pij)k  fliserz:  tamarisk.  [wiad. 
Tambac,  Tam-bak,  n.  a  medicinal  wud:  aloz- 
Tamboir,  Tam-bobr,  «.  a  mqzikal  instniiment;  a 

tamba>ren: — a  fram  rezoiubliu  a  drum,  on  hwiij 

u  kjnd  ov  embrtfderi,  wid  tredz  ov  guld,  silver, 

kulord  silk,  &».,  iz  wurkt:  de  embnrderi  so  mad. 

—  {Arch.)  a  member  ov  de  Korintian  and  kom- 

pozit   kapital,  sumhwot   rezcmblig  a  drum: — a 

rsnd  >ton,  or  kors  ov  ston: — a  lubi  or  vesiibql 

inklozd  wid  foldig-dorz,  tu  brak  de  kurent  ov 

wind   from  wid'^t,  az  at  de  entrans  ov  Qurqez, 

bapkip-h'szoz.  <ts.:— a  kjnd  or  porq. 
Tambourine,  Tam-bii)-ren,  n.  a  mqiikal  instnD- 

menl   for   prosejonz,  ov  de  drum   spcjci,  plad 

wid  de  hand:  u  t4imb<Dr. 
Tamboie-work.  Tnm-bif»r-wark,  n.  a   kjnd   or 

eiiibriTdcri.     Se  {Tamhuur.) 
Tame,  Tain,  a.  not  wild;  dom^stik:  akd'^tomd  tu 

domestik  Ijf,  or  tu  liv  under  de  imrdiat  k^r  or 

man;   az,  tam   animalz;— jentl;   krujt:   subdqd; 

depret:  spiritles;  hqrlles; — dul;  unanimatcd;  ai, 

o  Uirn  |xjem. 
Tame,  Tnui,  r.  t.  tu  redqs  from  wjldne?;  lu  do- 

mi-siikat:  tu  rcklam;  tu  mak  jenLl  or  tam:  tu 

sulxlq:  tu  d|pr^. 
TAMKLEhS,  Tdm-le?,  a.  w^ld;  antamabl. 


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Tamely,  Tam-H,  ad.  in  a  tarn  maner;  not  wjldli. 

Tameness,  Tam-nes,  «.  de  kwoliti  ov  bsig  tam; 
wont  ov  spirit. 

Tamer.  Tam-er,  n.  wun  hco  tamz;  a  subdij,er. 

Taminy,  Tam-i-ni,  n.  a  kind  or  wulen  stuf,  kold 
o\iai  tct7fiin,  &nA  tami.     ^z  (Tammy.}  [ez. 

Tamis,  Ta-mis.  n.  a  wiarsted  klot  fer  stranig  ses- 

Tamis  BIRD,  Ta-mis-berd,  n.  a  Ging  f-sl. 

Tajiki.v,  Tam-kin,  n.  dt  stoper  ov  a  grat  gun. 

Tammy,  Tam-i,  n.  a  bolter  or  straner  mad  ov  h^r; 
a  tin  wialen  er  wursted  stuf,  hjli  glazd. 

Tamper,  Tam-per,  v.  i.  tu  medl;  tu  trj  litl  eks- 
periuients;  tu  yi|z  qrtifis;  tia  hav  tu  dcD  wid-st 
fitnes;  tu  del;  tu  praktis  sekretli.         [tamperz. 

Tampering.  Tam-per-ii),  n.   ds  akt  ov  wun  hoo 

Tamping,  Tamp-ii),  n.  a  term  yi^zd  bj  mjnerz  tu 
ekspres  ds  filiij  up  ov  a  hoi  bord  in  a  rok  fer 
&z  purpus  ov  blastig. 

Tampion,  Tam-pi-on,  n.    Ss  {Tompicm.')        [on. 

Tampoon,  Tam-pcfin,  n.  de  bui)  ov  a  vesel;  tompi- 

Tan,  Tan,  r.  t.  tu  mak  teni;  tu  impregnat  er  im- 
bi'i,  wid  bqrk  er  tanin:  tu  konvort  skinz  iutu 
leder;  tu  imbryn  bj  de  sun. 

Tan,  Tan,  n.  At  az  ov  tanerz;  de  bqrk  ov  de  ok, 
er  ov  uder  trEZ,  az  de  qesnut,  Iqrq,  hemlok, 
wilo,  &s.,  hwiq  ab^sndz  wid  de  prinsipl  ov  tanin, 
broDzd  and  prEp4rd  fer  de  operajon  ov  taniij. 

Tanager,  Tan-a-jer,  n.  a.  S'si  Amerikan  berd. 

Tan-bed,  Tan-bed,  n.  a  bed  fer  tanig; — a  bed 
mad  ov  tan  fer  plants. 

Tandem,  Tan-dem,  n.  a  t<D-hwEld  plegv^r-karij, 
dren  bj  t<B  hersez,  wun  befor  de  uder; — a  metod 
ov  drjvig  tot)  hersez,  wun  befor  de  uder. 

Tang,  Tag, J  n.  a  strog  tast  er  flavor;  a  tast  left 
in  de  in'st;  relij;  sumtig  dat  levz  a  tast; — sum- 
tig  dat  levz  a  pan; — a  kind  ov  se-wed:  taggl. 

Tangency,  Tan-jen-si,  n.  {Geom.}  de  akt  ov  tuq- 
ig:  takjon. 

Tangent,  Tan-jent,  n.  {  Geom.)  a  strat  Ijn  hwiq 
mets  er  tuqez  a  serkl  er  uder  kurv,  wid^t  inter- 
sektig  it. 

Tangential,  Tan-jen-Jal,  a.  relatii)  tu,  er  Ijk,  a 
tanjent;  tuqig.  Tanjenfal  fors,  a  fors  hwiq 
givz  a  tendensi  tu  eni  bodi  tu  flj  of  from  de 
senter.  [beig  tanjibl. 

Tangibility,  Tan-ji-bil-i-ti,  n.    de   kwoliti   ov 

Tangible,  Tan-ji-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  tuqt;  persep- 
tibl  bj  de  tuq.  [tanjibl. 

Tangibleness,  Tan-ji-bl-nes.  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

Tangle,  Tag-gl,  v.  t.  tu  implikat;'tu  nit  tuged- 
er:  tu  ensn^r;  tu  entrap;  tu  embaras;  tu  entaggl. 

Tangle,  Tag-gl,  r.  i.  tu  be  entaggld. 

Tangle,  Tag-gl,  n.  a  not  ov  tigz  interwovn  in 
wun  aniider;  perpleksiti;— a  kind  ov  se-wud. 

Tangled,  Tag-gld,  p.  a.,  implikated;  noted. 

Tangiy,  Tag-gli,  a.   noted;  intertwjnd;  intrikat. 

Tan-house,  Tan-h-ss,  n.  a  hUs  fer  kepig  tanerz 
bqrk.  [or  in  irland. 

Tanist,  Tan-ist,*  n.  a  kind  ov  kapten  er  guvern- 

Tanistry,  Tan-is-tri,*  n.  an  anjent  *rij  kustom 
ov  decent,  def jnd  az  "desent  from  de  oldest  and 
wurdiest  ov  de  blud." 

Tank,  Tagk,  n.  a  Iqrj  sistern  er  rezervwer  ov  we- 
ter  er  uder  likwid.  [d  kuver. 

Tankard,  Tagk-ard,  n.  a  Iqrj  drigVig  vesel  wid 

Tannate,  Tan-at,  n.  a  substans  fermd  ov  tan,  or 
tanik  asid,  and  a  bas.  [leder. 

Tanner,  T.in-er,  n.   wun  h(Dz  trad  it  iz  lu  t.m 

Tannery,  Tan-er-i,  n.  a.  yqrd  er  pla=  f.^r  tanii, 
loder:  a  tanyqrd.  ^from,  tan:  az,  tauil:  a^id. 

Tannic,  Tan-ik,  a.  {Cheni..)  relatig  tu,  er  derjvd 

Tannin,  Tan-in,  n.  {Chem)  At  astrinjcnt  prin- 
sipl ov  vejetablz,  hwiq  haz  At  p-scr  ov  konvertig 
skinz  iniu  leder;  a  vejetabl  substans  obtand 
from  de  bc^rk  ov  de  ok  and  sun^uder  trez  and 
vejetablz. 


Tanning,  Tan-ig,  n.  de  proses  ov  bekiimig  tand; 

At  proses  ov  konvertig  at  skinz  ov  animalz  intu 

loder. 
Tanpit,  Tan-pit,  n.  a  pit  in  hwiq  leder  iz  tand. 
Tanrec,  Tan-rek,  n.  an  3jiatik  animal. 
Tansy,  Tan-zi,  n.  an  odorus  plant  ov  several  va- 

rjetiz. 
Tant,  Tant,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  smel  feld-spjder. 
Tantalism,  Tan-ta-liz-m,  n.  a  punijment  Ijk  dat 

ov  Tantalus;  de  akt  er  stat  ov  beig  tantaljzd. 

Se  {Tantalise.) 
Tantalite,  Tan-ta-Ijt,   n.  {Min.)   &z  fercDJinus 

oksijen  ov  (columbium.) 
Tantalium,  Tan-ta-li-um,  n.  {3li7i.)  a  r^r  metal. 
Tantalization,  Tan-ta-li-za-Jon,  n.   de  akt  ov 

tantaljzig;  de  stat  ov  beig  tantaljzd. 
Tantalize,  Tan-tal-jz,  v.  t.  tu  torment,  az  Tan- 
talus woz  tormented,  bj  de  Jo  and  prevenjon  ov 

tigz  dezjrd;  tu  torment  wid  fels  hops;  tu  tez; 

tu  provok;  tu  iritat;  tu  veks. 
Tantalizer,  Tan-ta-ljz-er,  n.  wun  hco  tantaljzez. 
Tantalum,  Tan-ta-lam,  n.  {3Iin,.)  sam  az  {Tan- 
talium.) 
Tantamount,    Tan-ta-m'snt,    a.    ekwivalent    in 

valyq  er  menig;  ekwal. 
Tantivy,  Tan-tiv-i,  er  Tan-ti-vi,  ad.  wid  hast; 

wid  sped;  az,  tu  rjd  tantivi. 
Tantrums,  Tan-trumz,:t  n.  pi.  hj   q,rz  er  freks; 

bursts  uv  pajon  er  il-yi],mor. 
Tanyaed,  Tan-yqrd,  n.  a  plas  fer  tanig;  a  taneri. 
Tap,  Tap,  v.  t.  tu  tuq  Ijtli;  tu  strjk  jentli; — tu 

pers  a  vesel;  tu  broq  a  vesel; — tu  kut  er  bor  a 

tre  tia  obtan  sap; — tu  ad  a  ni|  sol  er  hel  tu  a  Jro. 
Tap,  Tap,  r.  i.  tu  strjk  a  jentl  bio,  az  at  de  dor. 
Tap,  Tap,  n.  a  jentl  bio; — a  pjp  at  hwiq  de  likor 

ov  Q  vesel  iz  let  T$t.  [kotn. 

Tape,  Tap,  n.  a  naro  filet  er  band  ov  linen  er 
Taper,  Ta-per,  n.  a.  waks  kandl;  de  Ijt  ov  a  kandl. 
Taper,  Ta-per,  a.  groig  smeler  er  regyt\,larli  nar- 

od  toardz  de  pernt,  or  from  de  botom  tu  de  top; 

log  and  slender;  piramidal;  konikal. 
Taper,  Ta-per,  v.  i.  tu  gro  gradyq,ali  smeler. 
Taper,  Ta-per,  i\  t.  tu  mak  taper; — tu  Ijt  wid 

taperz.  [er  smeler. 

Tapering,  Ta-per-ig,  a.  groig  gradyi^ali  naroer 
Taperness,  Ta-per-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  taper. 
Tapestry,  Tap-es-tri,  n.  an  ernamental  figyqrd 

klot,  er  tekstil  fabrik  ov  wursted  er  silk,  fer 

Ijnig  de  welz  ov  apqrtments. 
Tapestry,  Tap-es-tri,  v.  t.  tu  adern  wid  tapestri. 
Tapet,  Tap-et,  n.  wurkt  er  figyi^rd  stuf. 
Tapeti,  Tap-e-tt,  n.  {Zool.)  an  animal  Ijk  a  h^r. 
Tape-worm,  Tap-wurm,  n.  an  intestinal  wurm. 
Taphouse,  Tap-h-ss,  n.  a  rcDm   in  hwiq  ber  er 

likor  iz  servd  from  de  tap; — keld  elso  Q  taprcom 

er  tau. 
Tapioca,  Tap-i-6-ka,  n.  a  stqrq,  er  farinajus  and 

gli|tinus  substans,  yqzd  fer  fcod.     It  iz  prep4rd 

from  kasqva  root,  de  root  ov  de  {jatropha  inani- 

hd.) 
Tapir,  Ta-per,  n.  {Znol.)  a  pakidermatus  mamal, 

an  Amerikan  animal  rezemblig  de  hog. 
Tapis,  Tape,  n.  [/'•■]  literal),  tapestri  hwiq  fer- 

merli  kuverd  At  tabl  ov  a  k-snsil-qamber;  kqrpet 

er  klut  fer  a  tabl.    Tu  bs  on  ds  tape,  tu  be  un- 
der konsiderajon. 
Taplash,  Tap-laJ,  n.  poor  ber;  dregz. 
Tappet,  Tap-et,  n.  a  smel  lever  konekted  wid  de 

valv  ov  de  silinder  ov  a  stem-enjin. 
Taproom,  Tap-ntim,  n.  a  rcom  hwi^r  likor  iz  servd. 
Taproot,  Tap-rcbt,  n.  a  Iqrj  not  hwiq  penetrats 

dtpli,    and    nerli     perpendikyqlarli,    intu    de 

gr'snd:  At  prinsipal  stem  ov  de  rcDt. 
Taprooted,  Tap-rODt-ed,  a.  havig  a  taprOt)t. 
Tapster,  Tap-ster,  n,  wun  hoa  drez  ber  in  an  al- 

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Tab,  Tqr,  n.  a  dqrk-brsn,  visid  likwid,  obtand  bj 
httig  dr  wud  ov  de  pjn  er  ffr-tre;  likwid  pi^; — 
Ja  ?alor  or  iscinan. 

Tae,  Tqr,  r.  /.  tu  smer  over  wid  tqr. 

Tahanis,  Tar-a-ni»,  n.  [1.]  a  Scltik  divlniti,  re- 
garded a«  df  rvl  prinsipl; — kouf^tuded  bj  Latin 
ritcra  wid  Jqijiter. 

Tarastisml's,  Tar-an-tiz-mas,  n.  {Med.)  a  pe- 
kqlyiir  ntTvm  afekjon,  formerli  supiJzd  tu  be 
de  icoiuEkwens  ov  de  bjt  uv  At  tarantqia  iipjdfr. 

Tabaxti'LA,  Tu-ran-tq-la,  ti.  a  jcnus  ov  (anu-h- 
nidaii-':)  nUo  a  JEUU:<  ov  spjJorz;  a  sort  ov  hjrj 
spjiier,  3u  kold  from  Tarentu  in  Itali,  boiz  bjt  iz 
fabM  tu  bf  kqrd  bj  uiqzik. 

Taka.vtl'Latkd,  Ta-ran-m-lat-ed,  a.  afekted  or 
bitn  bj  a  tarantula.  [sloli. 

Tardigrade,  Tqr-di-grad,  n.  an  animal  dat  ma)vz 

Tardigradk,  Tiir-di-grad,  a.  mocivif)  sloli. 

Tardily,  Tqr-di-li,  ail.  wid  tqrdines;  slali. 

Tardiness,  Tqr-di-nej,  n.  de  stat  or  beig  tqrdi; 
slones. 

Tardity,  Tqr-di-ti,*  n.  slones;  tqrdines. 

Tar  DO,  Tqr-do,  [A.]  {Hut.}  denotig  a  hIo  uuny- 
ment. 

Tardy,  Tqr-di,  a.  slo:  not  swift;  slugij;  dilatori; 
lat:  after  de  projMjr  tjna; — •kriminal:  ofendig. 

Tardy,  Tqr-dl,*  r.  t.  tu  delii;  tu  hinder. 

Tardy-oaited,  Tqr-di-gat-ed,  a.  mdivig  sloli. 

Tare,  Tsir,  n.  a  jenus  ov  plants:  a  wed  dat  groz 
amiio  krtrn  or  gran;  a  veq;  a  vejctabl  razd  for 
fuder  for  kati; — de  wat  ov  a  kask,  bag.  As., 
kontanig  a  merkantil  komoditi;  de  aWaos  mad 
for  it. 

Tare,  Ti^r,*  t.  from  T^r;  tor.    Sc  {Tear.) 

TtiKor.,  Tqrj,*  n.  sam  az  {Target.} 

Taroet,  Tqr-get,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  bukler  or  Jcld  born 
on  de  loft  qrm:  u  Jeid  set  ap  tu  be  Jot  at  az  a 
raqrk:  a  mqrk  tu  be  Jot  at. 

Targeted,  Tqr-get-ed,  a.  havig  a  tqrget  or /eld. 

Taeoetier.  Tqr-gct-er,  «.  wun  qrind  wid  a  tqrget. 

Tarol'M,  Tqr-gum,  n.  a  Hebnt>  wunl,  denotig  a 
JqiJ  jmrafraz  er  sum  porjon  ov  Skriptyqr  in  dr 
Kaldcan  laggwaj.  H^r  qr  t«n  Tqrgumz  in  eg- 
zi'iten'. 

Targumist.  Tqr-gum-ist,  n.  a  rjterin  de  Tqrgamz. 

Tariff,  Tar-if,  n.  a  skedyql  or  tabl  ov  dqtiz  or 
kustomz  paabl  tu  de  guvernment  on  inerqan- 
diz;  a  tabl,  nifabetikali  aranjd,  sp^sifjig  de  va- 
riuii  dqtiz,  dn)baks,  btintiz,  in.,  qqrjd  and  ai'Kd 
on  de  importajon  and  eksjiurtajon  ov  qrtiklz  ov 

Tariff.  Tar-if,  v.  t.  tu  fiks  a  tarif  or  dqti  up6n. 
Tarn,  Tqrn,  n.  a  bog:  a  fen:  a  mar/.  [Lokal,  Ipg.] 
Tarnish,  Tqr-ni/,  r.  t.  tu  stan;  tu  suli:  tu  sel: 

tu  rook  not  brjt. 
Tarnish,  T^r-ni/,  r.  ».  tu  liuz  brjtncs:  tu  be  serld. 
Tarmsh,  Tqr-ni/,  n.  a  spot:  a  blct:  sfrld  .<tnt. 
Taro,  Tii-ro,  n.  a  plant  ov  de  jrnus  {arum,}  wid 

a  bulbus  ra>t,  f'^nd  in  de  vali  ov  de  'Oregon,  and 

kAltivaled  in  de  maner  ov  r|'. 
Taroc,  Tar-ok.  n.  a  gam  at  kqnlz. 
Tarhallino,  Tqr-i>i'il-ig.  n.  a  panted  or  tqrd  kan- 

va.«  kuver  or  kuverig,  yqzd  tu  kuver  de  haijwaz 

ov  a  /i|>  — a  falor.     Kitn  olso  {tarjHUcliny  and 

tar  aitliii.) 
Tarquinisu,  T<ir-kwin-i/,  a.  relatig   tu,  or  Ijk, 

Tqrkwin.  [erh-Jrai/'.n. 

Tarragon,  Tar-a-gon,  n.  a  perenial  plant,  kuld 
Tarrab.  TAr-im,  n.  a  volk.^nik  pr<Klukt:a  <i.»rt  ov 

mirtar  or  .«emcnt,  mad  ov  taras  or  qrjila/u'i  ^rt. 

bwiq  hqrdnz  under  weter,  and  iz  yqid  in  suba- 

kwrus  wurk^. 
Tarriance.  T.ir-i-ans,*  fi.  8ta;  dela. 
Tarrier,  T.ir-i-er,  n.   wun  biD  tariz;— a  gnrt  ot 

do,;.     St  <  Tfrn>r.}  [tre  toz. 

Tarrock,  Tar-ok,  n.  a  spe/ei  ov  gul,  harig  c»nli 


Tarrt,  Tar-i,  r.  ».  tu  «ta:  tu  kontinjq  in  a  plaj; 

tu  delii:  tu  wat;  tu  ligger. 
Tarry,  Tqr-i,  a.  kon»i«tig  or  tar;  rez^mblig  tqr. 
Tarsal,  Tqr-»al,  a.  relatig  tu  de  tqrsuK. 
Tarsk,  Tqr*,  I  n.  {'/,-,\.  k,  Anat.)  a  kolek/on 

Tarsus,  Tqr-sus,  i     ov  mn.*!  bonz  betwt'n  de  tibia 
and  meutqrsus,  er  dux  hwi(j  konalitiit  de  f^rst 
pqrt  ov  a  fut. 
^  Tarsel,  T^r-sel,  n.  a  k^nd  or  hok.   Se  {Tierul.) 
Tarsi,  T^r-gj,  n.  pi.  [/,.]  qrtikyqlatcd  fet  or  in- 
."ckts.  (jerboa. 

Tarsier,    Tqr-si-er,  n.   a   kw(>drot,fKjd;   de   wuli 
lARtsLs.  Tijr-su*,  n.  {Anat.}   .St  (Targt.) 
Taut,  Tqrt,  a.  s^r;  asid; /qrp  or  last;  ken;  Ber£r. 
Tart,  Tqrt,  n.  a  smol  pj  mail  ov  fruot. 
Tartan,  Tqr-tan,  n.  a  fjn  wurstcd  klot,  qekt  wid 
trcdz  ov   varius   kulorz; — a    »mal    ko3tig-ves«l, 
yqzd  in  de  .Meditcranean,  havig  onli  wun  mast 
and  a  bositrit. 
Tartar,  Tqr-tar,  n.  an  asid  aubstans  dat  konkrets 
on  de  insjd  ov  w|n-kasks;— an  inkrusta/on  on 
de   tct; — a   nativ  ov   Tqrtari ;  —  an  il-natyqrd 
person.     Tit  lea-;  a  Tifitar,  tu  kaq  er  a<ial  wun 
boo  overkuinz  or  injqrz  de  asalant. 
Tartarean,  Tqrtti-rt-an,  a.   heli/. 
Tartar-emetic,  Tc^r-t-ar-e-met-ik,  n.  {Chem.}  a 
dubl   s<(lt,  kompozd   ov  tqrtarik   asid    kombjnd 
wid  |K>tasa  and  protoksid  ov  antimoni. 
Tahtaeeois,  Tqr-ta-re-us,  a.  konsistig  or  tqrtar; 

hiii/. 
Tartarian,  Tqr-ta-ri-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Tqrtari. 
Tartaric.  Tqr-tar-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  Tqrtari. — 
—  {C!uin.)  fiartakig  ov  tqrtar:  az,  turtarik  a.sid. 
Tartarine,  Tqr-U-rin,  n.  a  fikst  vejttabl  alkalj. 
Tartarizatio.n,  Tqr-ta-ri-za-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov 
•  ••riiii!)  tqrtar.  [tqrtar. 

Tartakize,  Tqr-tar-jz,  v.  t.   tu   impr^gnat  wid 
Tartarovs,  Tqr-tar-us,  a.  kontanig  tqrtar;  kon- 

sistig  ov  tqrtar. 
Tahtish.  Tqrt-i/,  a.  sumhwot  tqrt. 
Tartlet,  Tqrt-lot,  «.  a  smol  tqrt;  a  pes  or  pastri. 
Tartly.  T(u^t-li,  ad.  in  a  tqrt  maner;  surli:  Jqrpli. 
Tartness,  Tqrt-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  btig  tqrt; 

akrimoni;  asperiti;  /qrpnes;  s'sjrnes;  asiditi. 
Tartrate,  Tqr-trat,  n.  {Chem.}  a  soil  kompoid 

ov  tqrt;irik  asid  and  a  bas. 

Tartrovinio,  Tqr-tro-vin-ik,    a.   {Chtm.'j  apl)d 

tu  an  a.-id  komp^jzd  ov  tqrtarik  asid  kombjnd 

wi.i  de  elrraenls  <>v  eter. 

Tartufke,  Tqr-tiif.  n.  a   hipokrit;    a   pret«nder 

tu   rtlijun;    a   pqritan,  in   kontemt;   a  morus 

porson.  [ros. 

Tartuffish,  Tqr-tdf-i/,*  a.  presjs,  formal, or  mo- 

Tarwater,  Tqr-wo-ter,  n.  wuter  havig  an  infq- 

7,<n  ov  tqr.  [jg  mdiig-pots. 

Tasco.  Tas-ko,  n.  {Min.}  a  kjnd  ov  kla  far  mak- 

Task,  Task.  n.  suintig  tu  be  don,  im|i45zd  bj  an- 

uder:— a  lesn  tu  be  studid;  empltrment;  biznes. 

Task,  Task.  r.  t.  tu  imp<5i,  as  a  taak  er  emplar- 

ment;  tu  burdn. 
Tasker.  Td'k-er,  n.  wun  ba>  task?. 
Taskmaster,  Tusk-mas-ter,  n.  wun  hO)  tasks  er 

iiupozez  ta^^ks. 
Taskwork,  Tdsk-wurk,  n.  wurk  imp<Szd  er  per- 

f-irmd    az   a    task. 
TasleTi  T.as-let,  u.  a  pe«  or  qrmor  for  de  tj. 
Tassel,  Tis-el,  n.  a  [wndcnt  bunqov  silk,  or  uder 
substans,  ment  for  ornament;— de  finer  riboni, 
or  hed  ov  plants,  az  or  maz. 
Tassel,  Tas-el,    r.  ».   tu  finer;    tu   put  fort  a 
tasel,  az  maz.  If*'-) 

Tassel.  T.-w-oI,  n.  mal  or  de  goshok.    Sr  {Titr- 
Tasselled.  Tas-eld,  a.  adomd  wid  tasolt. 
Tasses.  Tas-ez,  n.  /I.  qrmor  for  dt  tjx. 
Tastable,  Ta^-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  tabled;  sarori; 
r^lijig. 


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Taste,  Tast,  v.  t.  tu  persgv  and  distiggwij  bj  ds 
tug  and  palat:  tu  trj  bj  de  m-st;  tu  trj  bj  a  smol 
m-stful;— tu  esa  ferst;— tu  obtan  pleji^r  from: 
tu  hav  persepjon  ov;  tu  relij;  tu  relij  intel- 
ektyi^ali. 

Taste,  Tast,  v.  i.  tu  trj  bj  de  m-st;  tu  st;  tm  hav 
er  pr(ad4s  a  relij,  tast,  er  persepjon  on  de  palat; 
tu  savor;  tu  smak;  tu  distiggwij  intelektyi|ali; 
tu  be  tiijktyii,rd;  tu  trj  de  relij;  tu  yn,z  for  en- 
jerment:  tu  enjtJ  sp^rigli. 

Taste,  Tast,  n.  de  akt  ov  tastig;  de  sensajon  mad 
on  de  tur)  and  palat  bj  hwotever  iz  takn  iiitu  de 
m-sb;  de  sens  bj  hwiq  flavor  er  relij  ov  eni  tii) 
iz  persEvd;  flavor;  relij;  savor;  persepjon; — an 
esa;  a  trjal;  an  eksperimen:;— a  smol  pcorjon  givn 
er  takn  az  a  spesimen;— intelektyi^al  relij  er  di- 
zernment;  dat  fakultier  p'ser  ov  de  mjnd  hwiq 
iz  konversant  ab-Kt  de  subljm  and  bq,tiful  in 
natyiir  and  qrt,  er  dat  mental  p'ser  er  fakulti 
hwiq  iz  de  reziilt  ov  natyi^ral  sensibiliti,  gud 
jujment,  and  familyiariti  wid  de  best  produk- 
Jonz  ov  litcratur  and  qrt,  bj  hwiq  de  subljm  and 
b^xtiful  qr  enje-d;— qffs,  hweder  gud  er  bad,  ov 
plegii^rz,  ernaments,  er  pursiits.  [relij. 

Tasted,  Tast-ed,  a.  havir)  a  partikyqlar  tast  er 

Tasteful,  Tast-ful,  a.  haviij  tast;  havii)  a  hj 
relij;  savori;  tasti. 

Tastefully,  Tast-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  tastful  maner. 

Tastefulness,  Tast-ful-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
beii)  tastful. 

Tasteless,  Tast-les,  a.  destitq,t  ov  tast;  inkapabl 
ov  giviij  er  resevig  plesq^r  from  tast;  haviy  no 
relij;  insipid. 

Tastelessly,  Tast-les-li,  ad.  in  a  tastles  maner. 

Tastelessness,  Tast-les-nes,  n.  wont  ov  tast;  in- 
sipidili. 

Taster,  Tast-er,  n.  wun  hfl)  tasts; — a  dram-kup. 

Tasty,  Tast-i,J  a.  evinsiij  tast;  tastful;  njs:  fjn: — 
palatabl.  [blabiij. 

Tatling.  Tat-lii),  a.  givn  tu  pratig; — n.  jdl  tek: 

Tatta,  Tat-a,  n.  {India)  a  bambrfj  fram  er  trelis, 
Qver  hwiq  water  iz  suferd  tu  trikl,  wid  a  vi^  ov 
kmlii)  de  %r  az  it  enterz  de  windcaz  er  dorz. 

Tatter,  Tat-er,  v.  t.  tu  t^r;  tu  rend;  tu  mak 
raged.  [a  raged  dres. 

Tatter,  Tat-er,  n.  a  rag;  a  fluterir)  rag; — id.  ragz: 

Tatterdemaliox,  Tat-er-de-mal-yon,  n.  a  raged 
felo. 

Tattle,  Tat-1,  «.  i.  tu  prat;  tu  tek  jdli;  tu  yq,z 
meni  wurdz  wid  lit!  meniij; — tu  tcl  sekrets; 
tu  blab. 

Tattle,  Tat-1,  n.  prat;  jdl  qat;  trjfliij  tek. 

Tattler,  Tat-ler,  n.  an  jdl  teker;  a  prater. 

Tattoo,  Ta-tiJb,  n.  a  bet  ov  drum,  espejali  far 
wornit)  saljerz  tu  d^r  kwerterz; — a  puijktynr,  er 
a  figyqr  furmd  bj  pugktyqrz,  in  de  skin. 

Tattoo,  Ta-tA,  v.  t.  tu  ferm  figyiirz  on  de  bodi 
bj  pui)ktyq,ri!)  de  skin,  and  rubig  a  stan  er  dj 
intu  de  wajndz. 

Tattooing,  Ta-t(f)-ig,  n.  de  operajon  ov  fermiij 
figyH,rz  or  devjsez  on  de  skin  er  bodi,  bj  makiij 
puijktyqrz  in  de  skin  and  rubig  in  a  stan  er  dj. 

Taught,  Tut,  i.  and  p.  from  Tl(-.     Se  {Teach.) 

Taught,  Tet,  a.  {Navt.)  streqt  -st;  ekstended; 
tens;  tjt; — ritn  elso  {tavt.) 

Taunt,  tqnt,  w  Tent,  v.  t.  tu  reproq;  tu  insult; 
tu  revil;  tu  ridikql;  tu  tret  wid  insolcns  and 
konti^meli;  tu  menjon  wid  senjqr  or  upbradig; 
tu  vcks;  tu  tez;  tu  tantaljz. 

Taunt,  Tqnt,  n.  insult;  skof;  reproq;  ridikq,l; 
koniiyneli;  jjb. 

Taunt,  Tqnt,  a.  {Kaut.)  veri  hj  er  tol;— veri  log. 

Taunter,  Tcint-er,  7i.  wun  hO)  tqnts. 

Tauntingly,  Tc^int-ig-li.  ad.  wid  insult;  skofigli. 

Tauricoknous,  To-ri-ker-nus  a.  havig  hornz  Ijk 
a  bul. 


Tauriform,  Te-ri-ferm,  a.   haviij  de  ferm  ov  a 

bul. 
Taurine,  Te-rin,  n.  a  pekii,lyar  kristaljzabl  sub- 

stans  kontand  in  de  bjl.  [bul-fjta. 

Tauromachian,  To-ro-ma-ki-an,   a.    relatig   tu 
Taurus,  To-rus,  n.  [L.]  de  Bul,  de  sekond  sjn 

in  de  zodiak.  |ov  kurv  Ijn. 

Tautochrone,  Te-ta-krcDD,  n.  {Mech.)  a  spgjez 
Tautog,  Te-tog,  n.  an  Amerikan  se-fij. 
Tautolite,  Te-to-ljt,  n.   {Min.)   a  blak  kristal- 

jzd  mineral. 
Tautologic,  Te-to-16j-ik,  a.  totolojikal. 
Tautological,  Te-to-loj-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  te- 

toloji;  kontanig  tetoloji;  repetig  de  sam  tig. 
Tautologically,  Te-to-loj-i-kai-i,  acZ.  in  a  te- 

tcDlcijikal  maner.  [sam  tig. 

Tautologist,  Te-tol-o-jist,  n.  wun  hd)  repets  de 
Tautologize,    Te-tol-o-jjz,    v.   t.    tu  repet  de 

sam  tig. 
Tautologous,  Te-tol-o-gus,  a.  tetolojikal. 
Tautology,  Te-tol-o-ji,  n.  repetijon  ov  de  sam 

wurdz;   eksprejon  ov   de  sam  sens  in   diferent 

wurdz;  samnes  ov  wurdz  er  ov  menig. 
Tautoousian,  Te-ta)--5-Jan,   )    a.  havig   de   sam 
Tautoousious,  Te-to--8-Jus,  (       jdentikal  esens. 
Tautophosy,  Te-tof-a-ni,  n.  de  repetijon  ov  de 

sam  s'xnd. 
Tavern,  Tav-ern,  n.  a  h-ss  hw^r  wjn  and  likorz 

qr  sold,  and  entertanments  fer  pqrtiz  qr  provjd- 

ed; — in  de  Yiinfted  Stats,  it  menz  elso  an  in;  a 

h'ss  ov  entertanment  fer  travelerz. 
Taverner,  Tav-ern-er,*  ft.  a  tavern-keper. 
Tavern-keeper,  Tav-ern-kep-er,  n.  wun  huo  keps 

a  tavern. 
Taw,  To,  v.  t.  tm  dres  leder  so  dat  it  Jal  be  hwjt, 

in  kentradistigkjon  tu  tanig. 
Taw,  Te,  n.  a  mqrbl  tu  pla  wid;  de  gam  plad. 
Tawdrily,  Te-dri-li,  ad.  in  a  tedri  maner. 
Tawdriness,  Te-dri-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  tedri; 

tinsel  fjneri. 
Tawdry,  Te-dri,  a.  Joi  er  fjn  widist  gras  er  ele- 

gans;  gliterig;  finikal;  menli  Joi. 
Tawdry,  Te-dri,  7^.  a  sljt  ernament;  a  neklas. 
Tawed,  Tod,  p.  a.  drest  and  mad  hwjt,  az  leder, 
Tawer,  To-er,  n.  wun  hco  tez;  a  dreser  ov  leder. 
Tawery,  To-er-i,  «.  a  manyv^faktori  ov  skinz  bi 

teig. 
Tawing,  Te-ig,  n.  de  qrt  ov  dresig  hwjt  leder. 
Tawny,  Te-ni,  a.  ov  a  yeloij-brsn  kulor,  Ijk  tigz 

tand. 
Tax,  Taks,  n.  a  rat  er  dq^ti  lad  bj  guvernment  on 

de  inkum  or  properti  ov  individyqalz;  an  impost; 

a  tribyqt;  an  eksjz;— qqrj;  senji^r. 
Tax,  Taks,  v.  t.  tu  lod  wid  imposts; — tu  qqrj;  tu 

senjqr;  tu  akqz.  [taksabl. 

Taxability,  Taks-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beifl 
Taxable,  Taks-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  takst. 
Taxation,  Taks-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  taksig;  a  rat 

er  dqti  lad  bj  guvernment;  taks. 
Taxer,  Taks-er,  n.  wun  hcD  taksez; — an  ofiser  in 

de  yqniversiti  ov  Kambrij,  Igg.,  hco  taks  qqrj  ov 

de  wats  and  me;^qrz.  ^ 

Tax  free,  Taks-fre,  a.  egzemt  from  taksa Jon. 
Tax-gatherer,   Taks-gad-er-er,   «-.    a   kolektor 

ov  taksez. 
Taxiabch,  Taks-i-qrk,  n.  de  kapten  ov  a  fermd 

klas  er  batalyon  in  anjent  Gres.  [insekt. 

Taxicorn,  Taks-i-kerUi  n.  {Ent.)  a  koleopterus 
Taxidermist,  Taks-i-der-mist,  n..  wun  ha»  iz  skild 

in  taksidermi. 
Taxidermy,  Taks-i-der-mi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  aranjig 

and  prezervig  spesimenz  ov  natyq,ral  hislori,  az 

de  skinz  ov  kwodrcjopedz,  berdz,  &s. 
Taxonomy,  Taks-6n-o-mi,  n.  de   le  ov  erder  er 

klasifikajon;  de  klasifikajon  ov  plants. 
Tazel,  Taz-el,  n.  a.  plant.     Se  {Teazle.) 


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Tazza,  T4t-xa,  ».  [It.]  a  dij;  a  kup. 

Tka,  Te,  n.  de  drjd  Uvz  ov  de  fc'jni'z  te-tre,  ov 
hwic;  ai\r  (^r  U»  jonoral  vivrjetiz,  gren  and  blak; 
a  likor  or  bt-vurhj  lund  bj  aa  iot'i^on  ov  de  levz. 

Tka,  Tt,;  I',  t.  tu  driok  le. 

Tea-boabd.  Tt'-bord,  «.  a  bord  for  tekups,  As. 

Ti£A-CA.MSTEa,  Te-kau-is-tor,  n.  a  kanistcr  tu 
kE|>  te  in. 

Tkacm,  Ttq.  V.  t.  [».  tot,  ps.  tcqifl,  tot;]  tu  in- 
i>triikt;  tu  infurm;  tu  instriikt  az  a  teqcr  or 
madtor;  korelaliv  tu  lern; — tu  deliver,  az  a 
duktrin  or  ^rt;  tu  Ju;  tu  egzibit  su  az  tu  impre:* 
up6n  At  mind.  [striiktor. 

Teach,  Tei;,  c.  i.  tu  porfiirm  de  of  is  ov  an  in- 

Teacuablk,  Tt'i;-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  tot;  wiliy  or 
apt  tu  lorn;  do.^il. 

Teachable.ness,  Tt'(;-a-bl-nc3,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
beii)  tt:(jiibl;  dusiiiti;  wiligncs  tu  Icrn. 

Teachek,  Tk'<j-er,  n.  wuu  ho)  teqez;  an  instriiktor; 
Q  pre.-'eptor;  a  .^koolinaster;  a  preqer. 

Tea-chest,  Te-qest,  n.  a  qest  or  repozitori  forte. 

Teacuino,  Ti'q-io,  n.  de  akt  ov  instniktiu;  in- 
strukjiiti. 

Teacl't,  Tt-kup,  «.  a  kup  for  drigkig  te  from. 

Teacupkl'l,  Tt-kup-ful,  «.  az  inuq  nz  a  tekap 
huldz.  [teuit. 

Teaoue,  Teg,  «.  a  nam  for  an  irijiuan,  in  kon- 

Teakettle,  Te-kct-1,  n.  a  kctl  in  hwiq  vroter  iz 
bflrld  f.r  te. 

Teak-tuee,  Ttk-tre,  n.  dv  8st-Indian  ok,  valytid 
for  timber. 

Tea  l,  Tel,  n.  an  akwatik  wjld-f 'sl,  ov  de  duk  kind. 

Team,  Tern,  n.  de  bests,  az  horscz  or  oksen,  hqr- 
nest  tuj^eder  for  droifl  a  karij  or  plu; — eni  num- 
ber jxisig  in  a  l^n. 

Team,  Tem,*  v.  t.  tu  jern  tugeder  in  a  tem. 

TEAMSTEa,  Tem-stcr,  ;*.  wun  hiDdrivza  tem. 

Tea-plant,  Te-plant,  n.  de  plant  hwiq  pradqs- 
cz  te. 

Teapot,  Ti'-pot,  n.  o  vesel  in  hwiq  te  iz  mad. 

Tear,  Ter,  n.  de  woter  hwiq  vjulent  pajon  forscz 
iutu  or  from  de  jz;  eni  ti{)  Ijk  terz;  mtrstyq^r 
triklij)  in  drops. 

Tgab,  T.ir,  f .  t.  [»'.  tor,  ps.  tsirifl,  'torn; — de  old 
pretuiit  tur  iz  obsolet:]  tu  pul  in  pesez;  tu  la.s- 
erat;  tu  rend;  tu  scparat  b{  pulig;  tu  laniat: 
tu  wcDnd  bj  eni  Jqrp  ptrnt  dron  aloj):  tu  brnk  or 
tak  awti  bi  vtolcns;  tu  rak;  tu  divjd  vjolentli: 
tu  Jater;  tu  pul  wid  vjulens;  tu  driv  vjulcutli; 
tu  lak  awii  bi  sudon  vjolcns;  tu  mak  a  vjo- 
lent  rent.  [bt],Ientli. 

Tear,  T:ir,  r.  i.    tu    fi^m;  tu  rav;  tu  rant  tiir- 

Tkak,  Ti^r,  n.  a.  rent;  fijq,r;  lasera/on. 

Tearer,  T;ir-cr,  n.  wun  hiD  rendz  or  t^rz. 

Tear  KALLi.NG,  Te'r-fol-iD,  a.  tender;  jedio  terz. 

Tear»i:l,  Ttr-ful,  a.  wepig;  ful  ov  terz. 

Tearlj:s.s,  Ti'r-lcs,  a.  wia'st  terz. 

Teak-stained,  Ter-stand,  a.  stand  wid  terz. 

Tea-saucer,  Te-so-sor,  n.  a  vesel  on  hwiq  a  tc- 
kup  iz  set. 

TxASK,  Tez,  V.  t.  tu  kom  or  unravel,  as  wul  or 
flaks;  tu  skraq,  az  klut  in  dresig; — tu  haras;  tu 
anif;  tu  iritat;  tu  torment;  tu  veks. 

Tkaskl,  Te-zl,  n.  a  prikli  bicnial  plant,  yi^zd  tu 
raz  a  nap  on  klut. 

Teaseler,  Te-xl-er,  I  _    _„_  .  ^  .  ,. 

Teazler,  T«-ler,      1  '»•  ''"°  ^'^  ^'''■ 

Teaser,  Tes-cr,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  teicz  or  tor- 
muntM. 

Tkasinu,  Ti'i-ip,  n.  de  akt  ov  veksig  or  frotin. 

Teaspoon,  Te'-spion,  n.  a  smol  spiDn  yt^zd  in 
driukig  te. 

Tkaspoonful,  Te-spujn-ful,  n,;j/.  Te-spoon-fuli; 
az  muq  az  a  tespibn  huildz. 

Tkat,  Tct,  n.  a  dug;  a  pap;  a  nipl. 

Tea-table,  Te-tu-bl,  u.  a  tablathtTiq  te  izdruyk. 


Teatde,  Ted, )  T.t.  tu  fed,  az  katl  or/tp,  on  tnr- 
Tathe,  Tad,    i      ni|Ki,  bwen  da  tt   dem   of   de 

gnjud; — tu  mani'ir  bj  duy  dropt  bj  kail.     [I'ro- 

vinjal,  Iflg.)  [Lukal,  l^g.] 

Teathe,  Ted,  n.  At  dug  ov  katl  dropt  on  land. 
Tea-things,  Te-tiflz,  n.  pi.    yt^t^naili  yqzd   in 

dri|)ki{j  te. 
Tea-irn,  Te-urn,  n.  a  vesel  in  de  form  or  a  raa, 

yH^zd  for  supliig  water  for  te. 
Teazle,  Tk-zI,  r.  t.  tu  raz  a  nap  on  klot  bi  d* 

akjcin  ov  de  tczl;  tu  tez;— ritn  olso  {U(uel}f 
Teazle,  Tt'-zl,  n.  a  prikli  plant;  ."am  az  {^Teatel.) 
Techilv,  T6q-i-li,  a.  pcvijli;  fretfuli;  tuqili. 
Tech  1  NESS,    Teq-i-ncs,    n.    pevijncs;    freifulnes; 

tuqiiies. 
Technical,  Tek-ni-kal,  n.  relatip  tu  qrt:  relatig 

tu  sjcns;  relatig  tu  a  jxirtikyqiar  prufejun;  az, 

tek'iik.il  termz; — not  in  komun  or  pOpyqIar  yqs. 
Technicality,  Tek-ni-kal-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  or 

bcij)  teknikal.  [mancr. 

Technically,   Tek-ni-kal-i,   ad.    in  a   teknikal 
Technics,  Tek-niks,  n.  pi.  teknikal  termz. 
Technological,  Tek-no-loj-i-kal,  a.  relatijj  tu 

tekuoluji  or  de  qrts. 
Technology,  Tuk-nol-o-ji,  n.  a  deskripjon  or  de 

qrts;  a  diskdirs  or  tretiz  on  de  qrts. 
Techy,  Teq-i,  a.  pevij;  fretful;  iritabl;  tuqi. 
Tectonic,  Tek-t6n-ik,  a.  pertanijj  tu  bildig. 
Ted,  Ted,  r.  t.  tu  spred  er  skater  gras  for  drjig; 

tu  mnk  ha. 
Tedder,  Ted-er,  n.  a  teder.     Sc  {Tether.) 
Tedder,  T(5d-er,  ».  t.  tu   tj   up;   tu   teder.    Se 

{Ttthfr.) 
Te  DEiM,  Te  de-um,  n.  a  himovtagksgivip.namd 

from  At  ferst  wurdz  ov  de  orijinal  Latin,  ("7V 

Diiim  Icii/datnus."} 
Tedious,  Ted-yus,  a.  werisum  bj  kontinyqans  or 

prolik:iiti;  dilatori:  tqrdi;  tjrsum;  trublsum;  erk- 

sum;  slo;  prolik.s. 
Tediously,  Ted-yus-li,  ad.  in  suq  a  maner  az  tu 

be  weri;  tjrsumli. 
Tediousness,  Ted-yus-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beifl 

tedyu.-^;  werisumncs  bj  kontinyqans  or  prolikiiti; 

tjrffumncs. 
Tedium,  Ti--di-um,  n.  werisumnes;  erksumnes. 
Teem,  Tem,  r.  i.  tu  brig  fort  yug;  tu  be  preg- 
nant; tu  be  ful. 
Teem,  Tem,  r.  t.  tu  brig  fort;  tu  prodqs. 
Teemer,    Tem-cr,    n.    wun    dat    temz  or  brigs 

fuit  yug.  [ful. 

Teemful,  Tem-ful,*  a.  pregnant:  prolifik;  brim- 
Telmles-s,  Ttm-les,  a.  uufatitful;  not  prolifik. 
Teexs,  Tens,  n.  pl.  de  yers  r«kad  bj  de  tfrmi- 

najon  ten;  az,  icHen. 
Teeny,  Ten-i,  a.  veri  smol;  tini; — fretful.    [IVo- 

vinjal  and  kulukwial.] 
Teeter,  Tet-cr,  v.  t.  tu  seso  on  a  balanst  plagk, 

az  qildrcn,  for  amqzment.    [Yqnjted  Stata.]  Se 

{Titter.) 
Teeth.  Tefc,  «.,  pl.  ov   Tcbt.     Se  {Tooth.) 
Teeth,  Ted,  v.  i.  tu  bred  tet;  tu.  be  at  de  tjm 

ov  dentijon.  [tet. 

Teething,  Tcd-ig.  n.  At  akt  ov  bredig  or  formig 
Teetotal,  Tc-tw-tuI,  a.  cntjr:  total.     [CI  mudern 

kant  wurd,  formd   bj   redqpliknjon,  de  silabl  tr 

beig  yiizd  for  de  leter  t.     Se  {Tent- 'talisin.)] 
Teetotaler,  Te-to-tal-cr,  n.  an  advokat  fer  te- 

tot^ilizm. 
Teetotalism,  Tc-tci-tal-is-m,  n.  At  akt  ov  koriig 

a  prinsipl  or  praktis  tu  de  gratest  ek.'ftre'm;  tu- 

tal  ubstinens  from  intoksikatig   likorz;   dat   is, 

ttrnperant  tutalhm; — a  modern  kant  tvrm.     Se 

{Tettolal.) 
Tko,  Teg,  n.  a  femal  falo  der,  or  a  do  in  de  sek- 

ond  yer;— a  yug  Jf  p. 
Teohen,  Teg-mcD, '1.  [/.]  a  kuvcrig;  t^gyrimeBt. 


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Tegmenta,  Teg-men-ta,  n.  pi.  [Z.]  {Bot.)  &t 
skalz  kuverig  de  lef-budz  ov  trez.  [tjlz. 

Tegular,  Teg-yn,-lar,  a.  relatii)  tu.  er  rtzemblig 

Tegularlt,  Teg-yii,-lar-lj,  ad.  in  ds  maner 
ov  tjlz. 

Tegument,  Teg-yq,-ment,  n.  kuver;  a  kaverig; 
ds  skin:  de  natyn^ral  kuveriij  ov  de  bodi. 

Tegumkntaey,  Teg-yq,-ment-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu 
tegyninents. 

Tehee,  Te-he,  n.  de  old  eksprejon  for  a  Iqf. 

Tehee,  Te-he,  r.  i.  tia  Iqf  alid;  tu  titer. 

Teil.  TeI,  n.  ds  sam  az  li'ide/i  or  /fw  tie. 

Teinoscope,  Ti-no-skop,  n.  a  prizm  telsskop;  a 
teleskop  formd  bj  kouibjniij  jjrizmz  in  a  partik- 
yq,lar  maner,  so  dat  de  kromatik  aberajon  ov 
de  Ijt  iz  korekted,  and  de  linear  dimenjonz  ov 
objekts  qr  sen  Irca  dem  inkri'st  er  diminijt. 

Teint,  Tint,  n.  kulor.     Se  {Tint.) 

Telamones,  Tfl-a-mo-nez,  «.  pi.  (Arch.)  figyq,rz 
ov  men  .vi],zd  for  suportii)  entablatiyz. 

Telaey,  Ts-la-ri,  a.  relatiij  tu.  spinitj:  spinii). 

Telegraph,  Tdl-e-graf,  n.  an  instriDment,  or  me- 
kanikal  kontrjvans,  for  konvaiij  intelijens  bj  sig- 
nalz.  [bj  a  telegraf. 

Telegraph,  Tel-e-graf,  v.  t.  tu  konva  intelijens 

Teleguaphic,  Tel-e-graf-ik,  )  a.  relatii)  t\\ 

Telegraphical,  Tel-e-graf-i-kal,  i  a  telegraf: 
konvad  bj  a  telegraf.  [teleoloji. 

Teleological,  Te-le-Q-I6j-i-kal,   a.    relatig   tu 

Teleology,  Te-le-ol-o-ji,  n.  de  doktrin  er  sjens 
ov  fjn;il  koZv'Z. 

Teleosaur,  Te-le-o-ser,  )  n.  {Geol.)  a  je- 

Teleosaurus,  Te-le-o-s(3-rus,  )  nus  oy  fosil 
sorian  reptilz. 

Telescope,  Tel-e-skop,  n.  an  optikal  instrcoment 
fer  vqii)  distant  objekts. 

Telescopic,  Tel-e-skop-ik,  }   a.  beloijig  tu 

Telescopical,  Tol-e-skop-i-kal,  (  a  teleskop: 
seiij  at  a  distans. 

Telescopically,  Tel-e-skop-i-kal-i,  ad.  bj  de 
yqs  ov  a  teleskop. 

Telesm,  Tel-ez-m,*«.  a  majikal  qqrm.      [telezmz. 

Telesmatical,  Tcl-ez-mat-i-kal,   a.    belogii)  tu 

Telestich,  Te-les-tiq,  n.  a  poem  in  hwiq  de  fj- 
nal  leterz  ov  eq  Ijn  mak  up  a  nam. 

Teltic,  Tel-tik,  a.  relatiij  tu  de  end  or  purpus. 

Tell,  Tel,  v.  t.  [i.  told,  j,s.  telii),  told:]  tu  mak 
non  bj  wurdz;  tu  uter;  tu  ekspres;  tu  spek;  tu 
relat;  tu  rehers;  tu  teq;  tu  inform;  tu  diskiiv- 
er;  tu  betra;  tu  kunt;  tu  number:  tu  mak  non: 
tu  komq,nikat;  tu  impqrt;  tu  revel;  tu  disklo')z: 
tu  report. 

Tell,  Tel,  v.  i.  tu  giv  an  ak-snt;  tu  report;  tu 
inform;  tu  k-snt  er  be  k'ituted;  tu  hav  efekt. 

Tellenite,  Tel-en-it,  n.  {Min,.}  a  petrifjd  fosil 
Jel- 

Teller,  Tel-er,  n.  wun  hd)  telz;  wun  hm  numberz; 
a  numberer;— an  ofiser  ov  a  baijk  hco  resevz  and 
paz  muni;— an  ofiser  ov  de  IijgliJ  eksqeker;  ov 
hwiq  ofiserz  d^r  qr  for,  hci)z  biznes  it  iz  tu  pa 
and  resev  ol  muniz  on  de  kiijz  akint.  [Jel. 

Tellina,  Tel-j-ua,  71.  a  jenus  ov  koklz;  a  bjvalv 
Telltale,  Tel-tal,  n.  wun  ho  givz  ofijus  or'ma- 
lijus  informafon:  a  talb^rer.— (i\ai(^)  de  djal- 
plat  at  de  hwel.  Joig  de  pozijon  ov  de  tiler.— 
<i/««.)  a  mcDvabl  pes  ov  jvori  or  led,  suspended 
in  frunt  ov  a  qamber  organ,  hwiq  Joz  de  per- 
fermer  in  hwot  degre  de  wind  iz  egzested. 
Telltale,  Tel-tal,  a.  telig  talz;  givig  malijas  in- 

formajon. 

Tellueate,  Tel-q,-rat,  n.  {  Chem.)  a  komp-snd  ov 

teli],rik  asid  and  a  bas.  [il,rium. 

Telluretted,  Tel-ii,-ret-cd,  a.  kombjnd  wid  tel- 

Tellueic,  Tel-i\,-rik,  a.  beloijig  tu  de  ert;  teres- 

trial.— (CAew.)  relatig  tu,  er  derjvd  from,  tel- 

q,rium. 


Tellueiov,  Tel-i|-rl-on,  n.  an  instritiraent  for  Jo- 
ii)  de  efekt  ov  de  erts  mojonz  and  de  oblikwitl 
ov  her  aksis. 

Tellueium,  Tel-ii-ri-um,  n.  {3fin.}  a  metal,  ov 
a  kulor  betwen  silver  and  tin,  tO)  rq,r  and  hj  prjst 
tu  be  yiizd  in  de  qrts. 

Tellueous,  Tel-ii-rus,  a.  {Chem.}  notig  an  asid 
kompozd  ov  telnrium  and  oksijen. 

Temerarious,  Tem-er-a-ri-us,^  a.  raj;  unreznabli 
adventyqrus,  kq,rles;  hedles;  dun  at  random. 

Temeuaeiously,  Tem-er-a-ri-us-li,*  ad.  rajli; 
wid^^t  hed. 

Temerity,  Te-mer-i-ti,  n.  rajnes;  hedlesnes;  pre- 
sipilau.si:  ftolhqrdines. 

Tempee,  Teni-per,  r.  t.  tu  miks,  so  az  dat  wun 
pqrt  kwolifjz  de  uder;  tu  komp-snd;  tu  form  bj 
mikstyii^r;  tu  kwolifj  az  an  ingredient;  tu  mig- 
gl;  tu  bet  tugeder  tu  a  proper  konsistens;  tu 
akomodat;  tu  modif  j;  tu  brig  tu  di],  proporjon; 
tu  moderat  ekses;  tu  sofn:  tu  molifj;  tu  aswaj; 
tu  iOid;- tu  form  metalz  tu  a  proper  degre  ov 
hqrdnes  er  elastisiti. 

Temper,  Tem-per,  n.  dq,  mikstyti_r  ov  kontrari 
kwoliiiz;  midl  kors: — de  stat,  tu  hwiq  metalz  qr 
red^st,  az  tu  hqrdnes  er  elastisiti: — konstitqjon 
ov  bodi: — konstitqjonal  fram  ov  mjnd:  tempera- 
ment; fram:  yi|mor: — dispozijon;  az,  a  gud  tem- 
fer,  a  bad  i't/w/  e?-/—  kqmnes:  moderajon; — pajon, 
iritajon,  er  weriut  ov  temper. 

Tempeeament,  Tem-per-a-ment,  n.  konstitqjon; 
Stat  wid  ■  respekt  tu  de  predominans  ov  eni 
kwoliti;  fram;  temper:  medium;  dt],  mikstyr^r  ov 
opozits.  [tn,Jonal. 

Temperamental,  Tem-per-a-men-tal,  a.  konsti- 

Tempeeance,  Tem-per-ans,  n.  moderajon;  opozd 
espejali  tu  driiijknnes  and  glutni,  er  tu  eni 
improper  induljens;  sobrjeti;  pajens;  kqmnes; 
sedatnes. 

Temperate,  Tem-per-at,  a.  moderat  in  food  and 
drigk:  moderat  in  eni  induljens;  abstinent;  ab- 
stemius;  not  eksesiv;  not  pajonat;  kqm. —  Tem- 
ferat  ecin.     i'^z  {Zone.)  [erat. 

Temperate,  Tem-per-at,  v.  t.  tu  temper;  tu  mod- 

Temferately,  Tem-per-at-li,  ad.  in  a  temperat 
maner;  kqnili. 

Temperateness,  Tem-per-at-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 
ov  beii)  tem[jerat.  [temper, 

Temperative,  Tem-per-a-tiv,  a.  havig   p-ser  tu 

Tempeeature,  Tem-per-a-ti|r,  n.  konstitixJon  ov 
natyq^r;  degre  ov  eni  kwolitiz; — de  stat  ov  de  ^r 
wid  regqrd  tu  hot  and  kold:  degre  ov  sensibl 
het,  az  moj;t|rd  bj  de  termometer. 

Tempered,  Tem-perd,  a.  dispozd  az  tu  de  pajonz 
er  temper;  regyi^lated  az  tu  temper;  sofnd. 

Tempest,  Tem-pest,  n.  a  vjolent  komojon  ov  ds 
elements,  wid  eksesiv  wind;  a  vjolent  stermj  a 
gal:  a  hurikan;  a  tx],mult;  komojon. 

Tempest-beaten,  Tem-pest-bet-n,  a.  betn  bj  a 
tempest  er  bj  stormz. 

Tempestive,  Tem-pes-tiv,*  a.  seznabli. 

Tempestivity,  Tem-pcs-tiv-i-ti,*  n.   seznablnes. 

Tempest-tost,  Tem-pest-tost,  a.  drivn  ab^st  bj 
stermz. 

Tempestuous,  Tem-pest-yr^-us,  a.  abundig  in 
tempests:  stermi:  windi:  turbixlent. 

Tempestuously,  Tem-pest-yq-us-li,  ad.  ttirbq,- 
lentli,  az  in  a  tempest.         [ovbeig  tempestyqus. 

Tempestuousness,  Tem-pest-yq,-us-nes,  n.  de  stat 

Templar,  Tem-plar,  n.  a.  sti^dent  in  de  le,  so 
kold  from  an  in  ov  kort,  establijt  in  de  Tempi, 
a  h-ss  ner  de  Temz,  in  Lundon,  hwiq  anjentli 
beluijd  tu  de  Njts-Tcmplorz  ov  JeriDsalem. 

Template,  Tem-plat,  n.  {Arch.)  a  tin,  jurn  plat, 
on  de  ej  ov  hwiq  iz  kut  de  revets  ov  moldigz 
and  indentajonz,  yqzd  az  a  sert  ov  gjd  in  kutig 
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Temple,  T<5m-fil,  n.  an  edifis  aprcSpriated  tu  rt- 

lijus  wurjip;  a  bildij)  rezembliija  tempi.  {Anai.) 

Ac  U|ier  i^^rt  ov  de  B^d  ov  de  bed,  hw^^r  dt  pub 

ii  f.-lt. 
Templet,  T<Sm-plet,  n.  {Arch.}  a   pes  ov  timber 

or  stun  lad  under  a  girder  or  btm;  a  mold  ytl^d 

b^  briklnen. 
Tempo,  Tem-po,  n.  {Jfut.)  titn. 
Tempobal,  TL'Ui-po-rul,  u.  relatig  tu,  or  mojtird 

bj,  tjin;    nol   eternal; -sekyi^lur;  n"t  ckleziu8ti- 

kal;  not  spirityn,ul;— plast  at,  or  relatig  tu,  de 

tfuiplz. 
TkMPuRALiTr,    Tera-po-ral-i-ti,    n.    i^Emj.  la>v) 

»6kyii,lar   pozejonz;  suq  pozojoni  nz  bijops  hav 

had  unek:4t  tu  dq,r  yez,  b{  kiyz  and  uderz,  from 

l}in  tu  t[in. 
Tkmporally,  Tiira-po-ral-i,  ad.  wid  re.'pckt  tu 

tjin  or  tu  dis  lit'.  [wurldlines. 

Temporalness,    Tem-p<a-ral-nes,    m     sekynlariti; 
Temporals,  Ti'm-[)u-ralz,  n.  pi.  sekyi^lar  jioz"/- 

oiu:  t>.-iu|Kjnilitiz.  l'i<i>- 

Temporarily,  Tem-pu-m-ri-li,  ad.  fora  limited 
Temporarise.«s,  Tem-po-ra-ri-nes,  n.  de  stat  uv 

brill  ii'in|KjrHri. 
Temporary,  Tem-po-ra-ri,  a.   laslij)  onli   for  a 

liuiitL-d  tjin;  not  ov  loj)  durajon;  not  permanent; 

tr;in>it»jri.  [l^mixDrjzio. 

Temporizatiov,  Tem-po-ri-tA-Jon,  ».  de  akt  ov 
Temporize,  Tom-i>o-riz,  c.  *'.  tu  drla;  tu  akoin- 

odal  or  konfiirm  tu  .•<t'rkum-<t4in!'ez: — tu  komplj 

wid  de  t^mz  or  okajouz;  tu  koiu|il{  menli:  tu 

trim.  [rjzez;  a  trimcr. 

Temporizer,  T^m-po-ri»-or,  n.  wuu  bit)  teini>u- 
Temporizino,  Tom-p<j-rjz-ij),  »i.  de  akt  ov  koin- 

piii|]  wi.i  de  ijmz.  [de  t{mz. 

Temporizi.vu,  Tem-pa-r[z-io,  pp.  a.  kompl{i{)  wid 
Tempt,  Tomt.  r.  t.  tu  at^mt;  tu  pnnv;  tu  trj: — tu 

soli-'it  tu  il:  tu  CMtjs;  tu  pruvuk;  tu  alq,r;  tu 

atrakt:  tu  .'edriH:  tu  dekir. 
Temptability,   remt-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  At  kwoliti  ov 

beij)  toiut.il)l.  [Ijabl  tu  temtnjon. 

Temptable.   Temt-a-bl,  a.    dat  ma  be    temted: 
Temptatio.n,  Temt-a-Jon,  n.    Ae  akt  ov  temti(): 

dc  Stat  ov  beiu  temted;  dat  hwiy  temti-  solisitn- 

Jon  tu  il:  Q  li^r;  cnt[sment.  [inotiv. 

Temptatio.nless,   Temt-n-Jon-les,    a.    havij)   nu 
Tempter,  Temt-er,  n.  wiin  luf)  tcmts;  an  enti^er; 

— de  infernal  sulisitor  tu  cvl. 
Temptixo,  Temt-ig,  a.  entjsi^  tu  il;  cntj^ij). 
Tempti.voly,  Temt-ig-li,  a^.    s,)  az  tu  temt  or 

entj-i. 
Temptre-ss,  Temt-rcs,  n.  Je  dat  temts. 
Ttv,  Ten,  a.  n|n  and  wun;  tw[j  fjv.         [twj^  fjv. 
Ten,  Ten.  n.  de  de'^imal  number,  or  At  number  ov 
Texability,  Ten-a-bil-i-ti,  n.   Ac   stat   ov   beijj 

tenabl. 
Tenable,  Tdn-a-bl,  a.   dat  ma  be  held;  dat  ma 

be  inanland  or  defended;  defon.sibl. 
Tenableness,  Tda-a-bl-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov   beij) 

tenabl. 
Texaciol'8.  Te-nA-Ju»,   a.  graspijj  bqrd;   holdij) 

fuitt;  rrteiitiv;— ob.ilinat;— kuhcsiv;  viskus;  gli^- 

tin.i^;-iii(;iirdli;  kluJ-fi-itcd.  [cr. 

Texacioisly,  Te-na-Ju.'i-li,  ad.  in  a  lenajns  man- 
TENACiots.xtss,  Tt-iia-Ju3-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

brio  tena/us;  tenasiti. 
Te.nacitt,  Tc-nas-i-ti,  n.  dc  kwoliti  ot  beig  te- 

naju!>;  tenaju^ne!";  viskositi;  adhr^ivncs. 
Texacilim.  Tr-nak-yii-luiu,  n.  [I..]    a   furjikal 

in:tlribuii.-nt,  kKn.'istig  <>v  u  fjn,  Jnrp-p<rntod  huk, 

b|  hwi<;  At  miidz  ov  bicdio  qrieriz  qr  dron  ^l, 

in  onlor  tu  be  seki'^  bi  ligameutti. 
Tenaci,   T^n-a-si,*  n.   tcnooiti;    anwilignea  tu 

kwit,  re ijn,  or  let  gui. 
Texaille,  Te-nal,  n.  [Fr.]  {Ft/ft.}  a  kjod  ot  -gt- 

wurk. 


TfXAiLLOX,  Te-niil-yon,  n.  [Fr.]  (Fort.)  a  kind 

ov  litwurk  uuid  ID  r(;  sid  ov  u  «mol  ravlin  tu 

inkres  in  8tre(jt,  and  tu  kuvcr  de  Julden  ov  de 

bu.ityon. 
Texaxcy,  Ten  an-»i,  n.  At  etat  ov  a  tenant;  de 

akt  ov  huldig  landz   or  t^nemenLi   belogig    tu 

aniider. 
Tk.na.vt,  Ton-ant,  n.  wun  hot)  holdz  landz  or  t^ne- 

mi?iit.'i  bclouig  tuaniiier;  korelativ  tu  I arullvnt ; 

— wun  h(X)  is  in  pozejon  ov  eni  pla';  an  6kyii()ant. 
Texa.nt,  Ten-ant,  v.  t.  tu  hold  az  a  tenant. 
Texantable,  Tea-ant-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma   bt  held  bj 

11  tenant.  [beio  i^nantabl. 

Tenantablexess, Ten-ant-a-bl-ne-",  n.  At  »tatoT 
Texaxtless.  Ten-ant-lcs,  a.  unokyqpjd;  unpoi^>t. 
Texaxtry,  Td.i-ant-ri,  n.  a  bodi  ov  tenant))  on  an 

e-tiil;  tenants  kulektivli. 
Tenant  SAW,  Ten-ant-s),  n.  .Se  {Tenon.) 
Texcii.  Tea<;,  n.  a  gold-kulord  frejwoter  fij. 
Tend,  Tend,  r.  t.   [koatraka>d  from  {atlend;)]  tu 

wcKj:  tu   gqrd;  tu  akumpani  az   an  asistant  or 

defender:  tu  atdad;  tu  akum|)ani. 
Texd,  Tend,  r.  i.  tu  iujjV  in  a  serten  direkjon;  tu 

be  direkted  tu  eni  am  or  purptu;  tu  am  at;  tu 

kontribynt;  tu  iiikljn.  [ans;  k^r. 

Texda.nce,  Tcad-ans,  n.  At  akt  ov  t«Ddig;  at^nd- 
Tendexcv,  Tend-eo-si,  n.  Ae  akt  or  stat  ov  tend- 

ig:  inkliooJoD;  kors;  direkjon;  drift;  proi)cn8iti; 

am. 
Texder,  Ten-der,  a.  soft;  ezili  imprest  or  inju^rd; 

nit  fLTin;  not  hqrd:  not  tuf;  ezili  hurt;  kwik  or 

ezi  tu  resev  pan:  sen<ibl;  ezili  pnnd:— efeminat; 

em-n^kqlat;    delikat;    yug:     wek:— kompajonat; 

kiirful  not  tu  hurt;  jentl;  injld;  hiynan;  kjnj; 

afekjonat;  ktirful;  unwilig  tu  giv  pan; — susep- 

tibl  ov  soft  pajouz:  amuru)<;  ekspresiv  ov  de  sof- 
ter pajiinz. 
Texder,  Tend-cr,  r.  i.    tu  ofer;  tu  egzibit;  tu 

j)ruiKJz  tu  akseptans;— tu  estem;  tu  regard. 
Tender.  Tead-er,  n.  wun  hd)  tendz; — a  wagon  er 

vchikl  ynzd  in  tcndig; — a  smol  vosel  at^ndig  a 

Iqrjer  wau;— an  ofer;  q   pro[>uzal  tu  akseptans. 

{Lair)  de  pruduk/on  and  ofer  ov  a  sum  dt^  in 

muni. 
Texder-iiearted,  Ten-dcr-h4rt-«d,  a.  or  a  soft, 

k'unp^JonHt  dis|>ozijon. 
Texder-heartedlt,  Ten-dcr-h^rt-ed-li,  ad.  wid 

konipiijon. 
Tender-heartedxess.  Ten-der-hqrt-cd-noi,  n.  a 

kompajonat  disjiozijon. 
Texder  iiEKTED,  Ten-der-heft-ed,*  a.   mavd  er 

hrvig  wid  tenderncd. 
Texderlixo,  T^n-der-lig,  n.  At  ferst  boms  ov  a 

der:-- a  fondlig;  wun  hit)  iz  mad  soft  b{  ta>  mu<} 

kjiiilnes. 
Tenderloin,  Ten-der-lann,  n.  a  tender  pqrt  ov  bef 

IjijI  on  de  insjd  ov  de  ribz;  At  under  pqrt  ov  dc 

serltfu. 
Tenderly,  T6n-der-li,  ad.    in  a   tender   msner; 

inildii:  jenlli.  [onat. 

Tender-minded,    Ten-der-mind-cd,   a.  kompaj- 
Tenderness,  T<*n-der-ne.«,  n.  destatovbeig  ten- 
der:   beiiigniti:  k|udne«;   hqmaniti;  ben^volens; 

surnes;  koju-*  V.:\t. 
Texdixoi'8,  Toii-Ji-nus,  a.  nnx(v,  kontanig  t«n- 

doni;  konsistip  ov  tendonz.  [ensi. 

Texdmext,  Tend-ment,*  n.  At  akt  ov  tcndig;  tend- 
Tendon,  Ti^a-don,  «.  a  ligatqr  atatjig  a   musi  tu 

u  lion,  bi  hwie  a  jernt  iz  UKtivd;  a  sinq.  [se. 

Tendrac,  Ten-dnik,  «.  dc  sam  ai  </</!'•<'<■,>  bwiq 
Tendril,   Tdn-dril.  n.  {JiU.)  a   slender,  twjnig 

pqrt,  bj  hwiq  wuu  plant  ataq«i  it«elf  tu  andd- 

cr;  de  kli^p  ^>t  a  vja.  (dril. 

Tendril,  T«n-dril,  «.  kla^pigor  kljmig  as  a  ten- 
Texdry,  Ten-dri,  n.  an  ofer:  a  tender.  [n«. 

Temebrificois,  Ten-c-brif-i-ku»,  a.  koiig  dqrk- 


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Tenebbjous,  Ten-£-bri-u3,  a.  gloomi;  tentbrus. 
Tenebrose,  Ten-E-brcos,  a.  dqrk;  gliBmi;  tonebrus. 
Tenebrous,  Ten-e-brus,  a.  dqrk;  gkomi. 
Te.vemext,  Ten-e-ment,  n.  eni  tiij  held  bj  a  ten- 
ant, az  a  hiss,  land,  ofis,  Jop,  &s.    In  ds  Yi^nit- 

cd  Stats  it  iz  elso  yi],zdfereni  h'ss  er  bildig  dat 

iz,  or  ma  \>z,  6kyi],pjd. 
Tenemental,  Ten-s-ment-al,  A.  dat  iz,  er  ma  be 

held  bj  serten  tenyi],r. 
Tenementary,  Ten-8-ment-a-ri,    a.  yilsiiali  let 

•St;  dsnoitii)  tenansi. 
Tenesmus,  Tg-nez-mus,  n.  \L?\  {Med^  a  stranig 

er  inetektyi^al  atemt  tu.  vffd  ds  kontents  ov  &z 

b'selz. 
Tenet,  Ten-et,  n.  dat  hwiq  iz  held  bj  de  mjnd  tu 

be  triD;  doktrin;  dogma;  pozijon;  prinsipl;  opin- 

yon. 
Tenfold,  Ten-fold,  a.  ten  tjmz  inkrsst. 
Tennantite,  Ten-ant-jt,  n.  {Min.}  an  qrsenikal 

sulfqret  ov  koper  and  jurn,  f^nd  bot  masiv  and 

kristaljzd.  [wid  a  raket. 

Tennis,  Tea-is,  n.  a  pla  in  hwiq  a  bel  iz  drivn 
Tennis,  Ten-is,  v.  t.  tu  driv  az  a  bol. 
Tennis-ball,  Ten-is-bel,  7i.   a  bel  yq,zd  tia  pla 

at  tenis.  [iz  plad. 

Tenms-court,  Ten-is-kcDrt,  n.  a  plas  hwq,r  tenis 
Tenon,  Ten-on,  n.  {Arch.}  ds  end  ov  a  timber, 

kut  tia  b£  fited  intia  a  mertis  in  andder  timber. 

Tenon-m,  a  sa  fer  fermii)  tenonz. 
^ENOR,  Ten-or,   n.     kontinixiti  ov  stat;  konstant 

mad;  manerov  kontini|,iti:  jeneral  kurensi: — sens 

kontand;  jeneral  kois  or  drift. — {Man.}  dz  msn 

er  midl  pqrt  ov  a  kompozijon,  beiij   de  erdinari 

kumpas  ov  de  hq,man  vers,  hwen  not  razd  tia 

trebl,  ner  loerd  tia  bas.     {Law}  an  egzakt  kopi; 

a  transkript;  substans  er  purport. 
Tenotomy,  Te-not-o-mi,  n.  {A/ed.)  ds  operajon 

ov  divjJii)  a  tendon.  [pens. 

Tenpenny,  Ten-pen-i,  a.  valyt^d  at,  er  wurt,  ten- 
Tenrec,  Ten-rek,  ?*.  {Zoo!.}  a  smol  insektivorus 

kwodrooped,  ov  Madagaskar,  aljd  tu.  ds  hejhog. 
Tense,  Tens,    w.    {Gram.}    a  modifikajon   ov  a 

verb,  hwiq  dgfjnz  de  tjm  at  hwiq  an  akjon  iz 

konsevd  az  takii)  plas. 
Tense,  Tens.  a.  dren  tjt;  streqt;  stif ;  not  laks. 
Tensely,  Tens-li,  ad.  in  a  tens  maner.  [Jon. 

Tenseness,  Tens-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  bEii)  tens;  ten- 
Tensibility,  Tens-i-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  be- 

iij  tensibl.  [tensil. 

Tensible,  Tens-i-bl,  a.  kapabi  ov  beii)  ekstended; 
Tensile,  Ten-sil,  a.  kapabi  ov  beiij  ekstended. 
Tensility,  Ten-sil-i-ti,   n.    de   kwoliti   ov   bsiij 

tonsil. 
Tension,  Ten-Jon,  m.    de  akt  ov  streqiij;   wid-st 

laksajon;  de  stat  ov  beii)  streqt.  [nes. 

Tensity,  Ten-si-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  tens;  tens- 
Tensor,   Tens-or,  n.   {Aiiat.}    a   musl    yq,zd   in 

streqig  sum  pqrt. 
Tent,  Tout,  n.  a  temporari  Jeltcr  under  hwiq  a 

soljer  sleps  hwen  in  de  feld,  komonli  mad  ov 

kanvas    ekstended   upon    polz;— eni   temporari 

habitajon;  a  jiavilyon;— a  rol  ov  lint  put  intu 

a  wrond  er  sor;— a  SpauiJ  red  win,  qefli  from 

Malaga  and  Galijia. 
Tent,  Tent,  v.  i.  tu  loj  az  in  a  tent;  tu  tabernakl. 
Tent,  Tent,  v.  t.  tu  serq  az  wid  a  medikal  tent. 
Tentacle,  Ten-ta-kl,  n.  a  feler  ov  an  insekt  er 

an  animal;  an  apcn<laj  yn,zd  az  an  instrcoment 

ov  eksplorajon  and  prehenjon.  [taklz;  felig. 

Tentacular,  Ten-t;ik-yii,-lar,  a.  relatig  tu  teu- 
Tentaculum,  Ten-tak-yii,-lum,  n.   [2,.]  pi.  Ten- 

tak-yq-la;  a   felcr  ov  an   insekt  er  animal;  a 

tentakl. 
Tentative,  Ten-ta-tiv,  a.  trjig;  esaig. 
Tentative,  Ten-ta-tiv,  n.  an  esa;  a  tri;il;  vksper- 

iment. 


Tentatively,  Ten-ta-tiv-li,  ad.   in  a  tentativ 

manor.  [''tented  feld," 

Tented,  Tent-ed,  a.  kuverd  wid  tents;  az,  a 
Tenter,  Tent-er,  n.   a  majen  er  fram-wurk  for 

streqig  klot;  a  huk  fer  stregig  klot,  &s.,  on  a 

fram.     Tki  be  on  de  ienterz,  tu  be  on  de  streg, 

in  difikultiz,  or  in  suspens. 
Tenter,  Tent-er,  v.  t.  tu  hag  er  stre^  bj  huks. 
Tenter,  Tent-er,  v.  i.  tu  admit  ekstenjon. 
Tenter-ground,    Tent-er-grund,    n.    gr«ad   on 

hwiq  tenter-tramz  qr  erekted. 
Tenter-hook,  Teut-er-huk,  n.  a  huk  on  hwig 

klot  er  uder  tligz  qr  stregt. 
Tenth,  Tent,  a.  ferst  after  de  njnt;  ordinal  ov  ten. 
Tenth,  Tent,  n.  de  tent  pqrt;  a  tjd. — {Mus.}  an 

interval  koutanig  njn  degrsz  and  fjv  spasez. — 

pi.  {Law}  a  tent  pqrt  ov  de  yerli  valyn  ov  el 

ekleziastikal  livigz  in  Iggland. 
Tenthly,  Tent-li,  ad.  in  de  tent  plas. 
Tent-maker,  Tent-mak-er,  n.  wun  h*  maks  tents. 
Tent-making,  Tent-mak-ig,  n.  de  biznes  ovmak- 

ig  tents.  [.Se  {Te?it.} 

Tent-wine,  Tent-win,  ?i.  a  rig,  red,  SpaniJ  wjn. 
Tentwort,  Tent-wurt,  n.  a  plant;  splenwurt. 
Tenuifolious,   Ten-yq-i-fo-li-us,   a.    havig   tin 

levz.  [der  bek. 

Tenuirostral,  Ten-yii,-i-r6s-tral,  a.  havig  a  ten- 
Tenuity,  Ten-yq-i-ti,  n.  tinnes;  smelnes;  minqt- 

nes;  not  grosnos. 
Tenuous,  Ten-yq-us,*  a.  tin;  smol;  mini\,t. 
Tenure,   Ten  yqr,   er  Tg-ni|,r,   n.    de   maner  in 

hwig  landz  and  tenements  qr  held;  de  akt  er 

maner  ov  holdig  eni  tig;  a  hold. 
Tepefaction,  Tep-e-fak-Jon,  ?i.  de  akt  ov  werm- 

ig  tu  a  smel  degre. 
Tepefy',  Tep-e-fj,  v.  t.  tu  mak  tepid  er  worm. 
Tephramancy,  Tef-ra-man-si,  n.  divinajon  bj  de 

ajez  ov  a  sakrifjs.  [stjt. 

Tephroite,  Tef-ro-it,  n.  {Min.}  a  varjeti  ov  tro)- 
Tepid,  Tep-id,  a.  li\,kwerm;  worm  in  a  smel  degre. 
Tepidity^.  Te-pid-i-ti,  n.  Iqkwermnes. 
Tepor,  Te-por,  n.  li^kwermnes;  jentl  het. 
Teraph,  Ter-af,  n.  an  jdol;  an  imaj.     Se  {Tera- 

phim.} 
Teraphim,  Ter-a-fim,  n.  pi.  a  wurd  ov  unserten 

etimoloji  and  siguifikajon;  renderd  idnls  bj  de 

translatorz  ov  de  komon  verjon  ov  de  Bjbl; — 

akerdig  tu  Briant,  lienor  amyqlets,  er  tjps  ov 

de  qrk  in  de  ferm  ov  kresents,  supozd  tu  hav 

bin  invented  bj  {Terah.}  [rapin.} 

Terapin,  Ter-a-pin,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  tertiz.  Se  {Ter- 
Teratical,  Te-rat-i-kal,*  a.  mqrvelus;  prodijus. 
Teratology,  Ter-a-t61-o-ji,  n.  dat  brang  ov  fiz- 

ioloji  hwiq  trets  ov  de  malformajonz  and  mon- 

strositiz  ov  de  erganik  kigdoinz  ov  natyn,r; — 

■"bombast;  afektajon  ov  sublimiti. 
Teece,  Ters,  n.    Se  {Tierce.} 
Tercel,  Ter-sel,  n.  a  hek.    Se  {Tiercel.} 
Tercemajor,  Ters-ma-jor,  n.  de  sekwens  ov  de 

tre  best  kqrdz.     Kiln  elso  {tierce-major.} 
Tercentenary,   Ter-sen-te-na-ri,    a.    komprjzig 

tre  hundred  yerz. 
Tercet,  Ter-^et,  n.  {Mus.}  a  terd. 
Terebinth,  Ter-e-bint,  n.  de  turpentjn-tre. 
Terebinthinate,  Ter-e-bin-ti-nat,  *  a.  konsistii) 
Terebinthine,  Ter-e -bin-tin,  \    er  partak- 

ig  ov  turpentjn.  [tu  pers. 

Terebrate,  Ter-e-brat,  v.  t.  tu  bor;  tu  perforat; 
Terebration,  Ter-e -bra -Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  borig. 
Terebratula,   Ter-£-brat-yi|-la,  n.,  pi.   Ter-e- 

brat-yq-le;  {Cunch.)  a  jenus  ov  bjvalv  molusks 

or  se-Jelz,  ov  hwig  de  Iqrjer  valv  iz  perforated. 
Teredo,  Te-re-do,  71.  [X.J    {Conch.}   a  jenus  ov 

ascfalus  molusks,  havig    bjvalv   Jelz.     cla   kan 

penetrat  wud,  and  qr  veri  injqrius  tu  Jipa. 
Terete,  Te-ret,  a.  {Mot.}  log  and  r-snd;  taper. 


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Tkrckminois,  Tcr-j^m-i-nu8,  a.  trefuld. 

1  Ktt(iivfcH8ATt:,  Tvr-ji-vor-sat,  v.  i.  tu  turn  de 
buk:  1 1.1  hy%\.  tu  fift;  tu  y\\i  Evajuti. 

TtKiiivtiuiATioN,  Tir-ji-vor-wi-Jou,  n.  Jift;  sub- 
tcrliLJ:  tvii;<i>u;  <jai'j;  liklu'.s. 

I'KHiiiVKKSAToB,  Tvr-ji-vcr-sa-tor,  n.  wun  bO) 
|iriikii.tc»  tvrjivornajon. 

Tkkm,  Ti.rin,  «.  limit;  liitiidari; — de  wurd  h'\  hwifj 
Q  tij)  \i  ek.-'pre.-^t;  u  wurd; — At  subjckt  nr  pndi- 
kut  ov  a  iirii[KjziJon;-  tiii  ckKjirejoii,  uz  diil  bi 
hwi(j  a  kwoiititi  iz  !«ignil(d; — ijui  lor  hwicj  cm 
tijj  lastii;  u  limited  tjin;  u  [lurjon  ov  tjin;— y/. 
koiidijonz;  stipynlatfd  suiu.--(/<i  Uhrary  umi- 
narien)  At  ijin  in  hwiij  At  r^gyniar  luktynrz  or 
kor.-<ez  uv  iuntrukjuti  ]>r(D.<^d,  in  di^ttiykjon  fruin 
takaffit. —  {Law)  de  tim  in  hwi(j  dt  tribtinalz 
er  kurt-f  ov  io  qr  in  si-Jon:  de  rest  ov  de  yer  iz 
keld  takafiii.  Ov  dez  t<rim,  As\t  qr  fu)r  in  ev- 
eri  yer,  in  lugliind:  wun  iz  koid  Hiliiri  term, 
bj  de  statyi^ts  2  Jorj  IV.,  and  1  Wilyam  IV.  c. 
3,  hwi(j  begiiiz  At  lit  and  cndz  dc  :51st  ov 
Janyiiuri:  aniidor  iz  kuid  i'.'^ter  trrin,  hwii^  bf- 
ginz  ae  l-'>t  nv  Uiiril,  and  mdz  At  St  ov  .Mn;  de 
tvrd  iz  Triniti  trrm,  brginio  At  'lA  ov  Ma,  and 
eudig  de  12t  ov  .liin;  de  turt  iz  .Mikelaia^i  ttfrm, 
begiiiiu  de  2d  ov  Kavuiuber,  and  cndig  de  26t 
ov  Nuveinbcr. 

Tkbm,  Tvrui,  V.  t.  tu  designat;  tu  nam;  tu  kel. 

TtRMAOANcy,  Ter-ma-gun-si,  n.  tdrbq,leus;  tq,- 
nuiltyqu-iie.'".  [sum;  .skuldi{). 

TtRMAOANT,  Ter-ma-gant,  a.  tdrbqlcnt;  kworel- 

Tkrmaoaxt,  Tvr-ma-gaut,  ii.  a  brolifl,  tikuldig 
wuiuan:  u  skuld. 

Termioi,  Tvriu-er,  n.  wun  ha>  travelz  up  from  de 
kuntri  tu  u  yqniverjiti  term;  sum(|n)z  kuld 
Urin  tr/iUr. — {Law}  wun  boo  buldz  tor  u  tt-rm 
ov  yerz  or  for  Ijf.     Se  {TeniKrr.) 

TtKMi.s,  Ter  Inez,  ».  [L.]  pi.  T^r-mi-te«:  termit. 
Se  iTfrinittt.)  [natcd:  limitabl. 

Tkkminable,  Ter-min-a-bl,  a.  dut  ma  be  termi- 

Tkkmi.nableness,  Ter-min-a-bl-nes,  n.  de  stat 
ov  bcit)  terniinabl. 

Tluminal.  Ter-mi-nal,  a.  relatig  tu  a  term  or 
tviiuiuiijon;  ultimat:  komplet;  ekspresiv  ov  a 
b'sndari  or  end:  formig  de  end. 

TtBMiXATE,  Ter-mi-nat,  r.  t.  tu  bund;  tu  limit; 
tu  put  an  eml  tu:  tu  finij;  tu  kiuz. 

Terminate,  T^r-mi-nat,  v.  i.  tu  be  limited:  tu 
end:  tu  ses. 

Tt:R>^I^fATlo^•,  T^r-mi-nn-/on.  n.  At  akt  ov  ter- 
miuati{):  de  "tat  ov  bei|)  tvruiinnted;  bijnd:  limit: 
end;  konkli^on;  lust  purpus.— ((i;-(iw.)  de  end 
or  a  wurd  at  varid  bi  inflckjooz  and  siguifika- 
Jonz. 

TtHMiNATioXAL,  TtT-mi-oa-Jon-al,  a.  relatig  tu 
dr  end  <>r  terniinnjon.  [Jon. 

TtBMiXATiVE,  T.;r -mi-na-tiv,  A.  dir^ktig  tcrmina- 

TkKMiXATiVELT,  T^f-mi-na-liv-li,  ad.  bJ  t^rmi- 
najon. 

Terminator,  Tvr-mi-nn-lor,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq 
terminal!*  or  bitiidz.  1  in. 

TtRMiNAToRY,  T^r-mi-na-t«a-ri,  a.  bundig;  liniit- 

Tehminist,  Ter-rai-nisi.  n.  {J-A\le*i<utical  hitO/- 
rv)  wun  ov  a  klas  ov  Kalvinisls. 

Termixoloot,  Tvr-mi-nol-o-ji,  n.  At  defini/on 
vv  tvknikal  termi,  or  dat  prtliminari  nolej  liwiq 
tcnez  At  definijon  ov  de  wurdz  and  frnzez  em- 
pUnl  in  sjons  and  qrt:  numenklatyqr.       [tqumr. 

Termixthls,  Tor-min-tus  fj.   (-'/"'.)   a    jianful 

Termixis,  TiT-rai-nus,  n.  [L.]  /7.  Ivr-mi-nj;  a 
bundari:  a  limit:— a  koluni:  u  sort  ov  «tatyq. 

Termite.  Ter-rait,  n.  a  hwjt  ant.  (anta. 

Tebmitjus.  T<  r-mi-tcx,  n. /•/.  [L.]  a  spcjrz  ov  Iqrj 

Termless,  Term-le:',  a.  unlimited:  l'"nndle.-<. 

Termlt,  Term-li,  a.  okiirig  cveri  term. 

Termlv,  T'-rm-li,  ad.  t?rm  bj  tvrm:  evcri  term. 
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Termon,  T<;r-m<in,  «.  formerli,  in  Wand,  an  ekle- 
ziiiKiikal  diKtrikt  egz<iml  from  regal  iiupu->'K. 

Termor,  Termor,  n.  {Law)  wun  [xze'i  ov  prop- 
em  tora  n*rlen  lerinovyerz.    Hitn  ol-nj  ^tt/-///<T.) 

Tern,  Tern,  n.  {Omith.)  a  sm^il  akwatik  b9rd  ov 
several  spejez:  de  nodi  or  se  swoju.  [ov  Ire. 

Terxary,  Ter-na-ri,  a.  prusedig  bj  trei;  kouiiistig 

Ternary,  Tvr-na-ri,  n.  de  number  tre.        (trei. 

Tebsate,  Ter-nut,   a.  {Hot.}  trcluld;  yqniled  in 

TtBxiox,  Ter-ni-on,  n.  At  number  tre:  u  ti;rnari. 

Tebi'sicuobeax,  Terp-si-ko-re-an,  a.  reiatig  ta 
d.in-ig. 

Terrace,  T^r-a.",  n.  a  razd  natyqral  or  qr(ift/al 
bagk  ov  ert,  kuverd  wid  gras  or  gnivel,  and 
afi.H-dig  o  promen(^d, — a  balkuui;  an  uim  galeru 

Terrace,  Tor-ns,  r.  /.  tu  form  intu  a  tcrus;  tu 
(jpu  tu  de  itr  or  l(t, 

Tebuaced,  Ter-ast,  a.  bavig  a  teras. 

Terracotta,  Ter-a-kot-u,  n.  [It.]  bakt  ei^i  er 
kin: — u  nam  givn  tu  statyqz,  figyqrz,  vases, 
qrkitektyqral  dekurajonz,  <Vs.,  modcld  or  koat 
in  u  pii>t  mad  cjv  jijp  or  poterz  kla,  As. 

Tebr.«  F1L1L8.  Ter-e  fil-i-us,  n.  [/,.  a  sun  ov  dt 
eii,]  u  yqniurus  nam  ov  a  stqdent  or  orator  fer- 
merli  apiruted  in  de  publik  akts  at  Oksford,  Ig- 
gland,  tu  nink  a  jestig  and  satirikal  Latin  ora- 
Jon  agenst  de  memberz  ov  de  yqniversiti. 

Terra  kikma,  Ter-a  fer-ma,  [L.\  solid  ert:  man 
land:  u  kontinent:— a  ferm  basis  or  funda/on. 

Terra  japoxica,  Ter-a  ja-pon-i-ka,  n.  Jajjan 
ert,  katekii,,  de  inspisated  jq,s  ov  a  spejez  ov 
uknjia. 

Terrapix,  Ter-a-pin,  n.  a  spejez  ov  land  tartiz. 

TEEBAyUEOUS,  Ter-a-kwe-us,  a.  konsistig  ov  land 
and  Wider:  az,  de  tirakifciis  glub. 

Teurak,  Ter-ar,*  «.  a  terier  or  rejistcr  ov  landz. 

Terre,  Ter, '  r.  t.  tu  pruvuk.     Se  {Turre.) 

Terre-blle,  Ti'ir-blq.  n.  a  sort  ov  ert. 

Terremote,  Ti^r-mot,*  w.  an  ertkwak. 

Terrene,  T»r-En,  a.  ertli:  terestrial.  [tcr^n. 

Terbeols,  Ter-e-us,*  a.    frti:   konsistig   ov   ert; 

Tebbei'Leix,  T:ir-plan,  /*.  [/>.]  {Fort.)  a  plat- 
form, i>r  horizontal  surfns  ov  a  rampart,  on  hwiq 
kanoti  qr  piast  and  wurki. 

Tkbrestrial,  Ter-es-tri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  de  frt: 
ertli:  not  selestyal;  konsir^tig  ov  v'rt. 

Terrestrial,  Ter-dd-tri-al,  n.  an  inhabitant  ot 
de  ert.  [manor. 

Terrestrially.  Ter-6s-tri-al-i,  aJ.  after  an  erlli 

Tekrestuialxess,  Ter-es-tri-al- nes,  n.  At  stat 
ov  beig  terestrial. 

Terbe-texaxt,  Ti'ir-ten-nnt,  n.  {Law)  a  tenaiiit 
boo  okyqpjz  land. 

Terre-vebte,  T;ir-v?rt,  n.  [/>.]  gren  §rt  yi^id 
bj  jiiinterz. —  <-'///(.)  a  spejez  ov  klorjt  ov  a 
greii  or  oliv  kulor. 

Terrible,  Ter-i-bl,  a.  dat  cksjts  teror;  terifik; 
horibUferful;  fritful;  Jokig:  dredful;  fermidabl: 
—  ^veri  grat;  baJ;  sever. 

Terbiblexess,  T6r-i-bl-ncs,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  be- 
ig  teril'l.  [midabl. 

Tebbibly,  Ter-i-bli,  ad.  in  a  toribl  maner:  for- 

Terrieb,  Tcr-i-er,  n.  a  smol  buntig-dog  dat  foioz 
biz  gnm  iutu  hialz:-  a  wimbl,  og.-r,  or  borer. — 
{Law)  u  rejister  or  delal  ov  a  lauded  estat. 

Terrific,  Ter-if-ik,  a.  kezig  teror;  dredful:  frjt- 
ful:  teribl:  formidabl. 

Teeriky.  Ter-i-fj,  r.  t,  tu  strjk  wid  teror;  tu 
trjtn:  tu  frjt:  tu  Jok:  tu  inuk  afnid. 

Terrigexous,  Tcr-ij-e-nus.  a.  bi.ru  ov  At  ^rt. 

Territorial,  Tcr-i-tti-ri-al,  a.  relntig  tu  a  t^ri- 
turi:  konsistig  ov  a  terituri  or  land:  poz^t  ov 
land. 

Territorialize,  Tcr-i-t»j-ri-al-jz.  r.  /.  tu  cnl^ij 
or  ckstend  bj  adijon  ov  tc'rituri. 

Territorieu,  Tt'r-i-to-rid,*  a.  poz^sl  ov  land. 


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Territory,  Ter-i-to-ri,  n.  land;  kuntri;  doman; 
distrikt. — {Amencd)  a  Iqrj  distrikt  ov  kuntri 
bEioijii)  tu  Ae  Yi|n}ted  Stats,  do  not  fermii)  a 
pqit  ov  eni  individyqal  stat,  and  under  a  tem- 
jiorari  guvernment. 

Terror,  Ter-or,  n.  grat  fsr;  frjt;  alqrm;  konster- 
nfijipii;  fer  kdint'i^nikated;  fsr  rEsevd;  kez  ov  fer. 

Terrorism,  Ter-ur-iz-m,  7i.  guvernment  bj  teror 
er  intiuiidajon:  de  stat  ov  teror.  [jer. 

Terrorist,  Ter-or-ist,  n.  wun  hot)  proklamz  dan- 

Terrorlkss,  Ter-or-les,  a.  ferles;  wid-st  teror. 

Terse,  Ters,  a.  nstli  ritn  az  tu  stjl;  net;  elegant 
and  kousjs;  polijt;  wel-f  inijt; — *klen:  kler;  smcbd. 

Tersely,  Ters-li,  ad.  in  a  ters  maner;  netli. 

Terseness,  Ters-nes,"  n.  de  kvpoliti  ov  beig  ters; 
netnes. 

Tertial,  Ter-Jal,  n.  a  Iqrj  feder  ekstendij)  from 
de  proksimat  ekstremiti  ov  ds  bonz  ov  ds  wig 
ov  sum  berdz. 

Tertian,  Ter-Jan,  n.  {Ifed.}  an  intermitig  fever 
er  agq,  de  paroksizmz  ov  hwiq  return  everi  ud- 
er  da:  so  dat  df^r  qr  tO)  fits  in  tre  daz. 

Tertian,  Ter-Jan,  a.  okurig  wid  wun  daz  inter- 
val, az  a  terfun  fever. 

Tertiary,  Ter-Ji-a-ri,  a.  {Geol.)  terd.  Se  teifi- 
ari  Urata  komprjz  a  seriez  ov  sedimentari  roks 
hwig  Ij  abiiv  de  prjmari  and  sekondari  strata, 
and  qr  distiggwijt  from  dem  bj  d^r  erganik  re- 
manz. 

Tertiate,  Ter-Ji-at,  v.  t.  tia  dO),  er  trj  tu  dfli),  fer 
de  terd  tjm; — tu  trj  er  prdov  a  gun  er  erdnans; 
tu  egzamin  de  tiknes  ov  de  metal  ov  a  pes  ov 
erdnans.  [tig. 

Tertium  quid,  Ter-Jum  kwid,  [Z.]  a  terd  sum- 

Terza-rima,  Tert-za-re-ma,  [It.,  terd  er  trijil 
rim;]  a  pekqlyar  and  komplikated  sistem  ov 
versif ikajon,  borod  bj  de  erli  Italyan  poets  from 
de  Tnnbadcorz. 

Terzetto,  Tert-zet-o,  n.  [It.]  {Mus.}  a  kompo- 
zijon  m  tre  pqrts. 

Tessellate,  Tes-el-at,  r.  t.  tu  ferm  intu  litl 
skwi^iz:  tu  la  wid  qekerd  wurk. 

Tessellated,  Tes-el-at-ed,  a.  variegated  bj 
skwiyz  er  skwi^r  stonz;  fermd  ov  smol  skwqr 
stonz;  az,  a  tenelated  pavment.  [ig. 

Tessellation,  Tes-el-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  teselat- 

Tessera,  Tes-e-ra,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Tes-e-re;  a  dj  in 
de  ferm  ov  a  skwq,r:  a  kub  er  skw;\,r; — a  skwj^r 
pes  ov  ston,  perselau,  &s.,  fer  pavments; — a 
kompozijon  fer  kuverig  hiszez. 

Tesseraic,  Tes-e-ra-ik,  a.  teselated. 

Tesseral,  Tes-e-ral,  a.  relatig  tu.nrljk,  a  tesera. 

Tessulae,  Te3-q,-lQr,  a.  {(Vin/i<taNo,/m/'hy}  apljd 
tu  a  sistem  ov  kristalz,  iuklqdig  de  kqb,  tetra- 
hedron, &s. 

Test,  Test,  ?i.  eni  tig  bj  hwiq  de  natyi^r  ov  a 
substans  iz  trjd  er  distiggwijt;— a  ki^pel  fer  trj- 
ig  metalz;— dat  bj  hwiq  de  jenyq,inues  ov  eni 
tig  iz  pr(J)vd;— a  standard;  trjal:  egzaminajun; 
menz  ov  trjal;  krjterion;  prcDf;  diskrimiiiafiv 
karakteristik ;  jujuient;  distigkjon.— (/i>/r//;.7t 
hiitory}  an  ot  bj  hwiq  sivil  and  militari  ot ii-eiz 
wer  obljjd  tu  proiv  di^r  adherens  tu  de  Protes- 
tant or  establijt  relijon.     Se  {Test  ad.} 

Test,  Test,  v.  t.  tu  put  tu  a  test;  tu  komp^r  wid 
a  standard;  tu  proov;  tu  trj. 

Test,  Test,*  v.  «.  tu  mak  a  wil  er  testament. 
"Hwjl  he  dat  testet  livet." 

Testa,  Tes-ta,  ti.  {Dot.}  de  skin  ova  sed. 

Testable,  Test-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  witnesig; — dat 
ma  be  dispozd  ov  bj  wil. 

Testacea,  Tes-ta-Je-a,  n.  pi.  {Conch.)  moliiskus 
animalz  havig  a  Jeli  kuverig. 

Testacean.  Tes-ta-Jan,  n.  a  Jel-fiJ;  an  animal 
kuverd  wid  a  Jel. 

Testacean,  Tes-ta-Jan,  a.  relatig  tu  de  testajea. 


Te.staceology,  Tes-ta-Je-61-o-ji,  «.  de  sjens  ov 

testajus  vermez. 
Testaceous,  Tes-ta-Jus,  a.  konsistig  ov  Jelz;  kom- 

pozd  ov  Jelz:  havig  kontinyqus,  not  jern ted,  Jelz; 

— opozd  tia  trustafiis;  testajan. 
Test-act,  Test-akt,  n.  an  akt  ov  de  BritiJ  pqrli- 

ment,  25  feqrlz  II.,  1673,  rekwjrig  el  of iserz,  sivil 

and  militari,  tu  tak  odz  agenst  transubstanjia- 

Jon,  and  tu  resev  de   sakrament  ov   de  Lerdz 

super  akerdig  tia  de  rjts  ov  de  fc'urq  ov  Iggland. 

His  akt  woz  repeld  in  1828. 
Testament,  Tes-ta-ment,  n.  a  wil;  a   rjtig   dis- 

poziij  ov  de  estat  ova  person  desest; — wun  ov  ds 

tm  volyqmz,  er  jeneral  divigonz,  ov  de  Bjbl. 
Testamental,  Tes-ta-ment-al,  a.  testamentari. 
Testamentary,  Tes-ta-ment-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu  a 

testament  or  wil;  givn  bj  wil. 
Testamentation,  Tes-ta-men-ta-Jon,  n.   de  akt 

ov  givig  bj  wil.  [bj  wil. 

Testate,  Tes-tat,  a.  havig  mad  a  wil;  dispozd  ov 
Testation,  Tes-ta-Jon,*  n.  witnes;  evidens. 
Testator,  Tes-ta-tor,  n.  wun   hm  maks  er  leva 

a  wil.  [wil. 

Testatrix.  Tes-ta-triks,  n.  a  wuman  hoo  levz  a 
Tested.  Test-ed,  /'.  a.  trjd  bj  a  test  er  standard. 
Tester,  Test-er,  n.  a  sikspens;  an  old  silver  kefn; 

—  de  hed,  top,  er  kuver  ov  a  bed. 
Testicle,  Tes-ti-kl,  n.  {But.}  wun  ov  de  too  er- 

ganz  inklozd  in  de  skrotum,  tu  sekret  de  sed; 

—a  ston.  [a  testikl, 

Testiculate,  Tes-tik-yn,-lat,  a.  {Bot.}  Japt  Ijk 
Testification,  Tes-ti-fi-ka-Jon,    n.    de    akt   ov 

testifjig. 
Testificator,  Tes-ti-fi-ka-tor,*  n.  wun  ha>  wit- 

nesez:    a    testifjer. 
Testifier,  Tes-ti-fj-er,  n.  wun  hm   testifjz. 
Testify,  Tes-ti-fj,  v.  i.  tu  bqr  witnes;  tu  proov; 

tu  giv  evidens.  [ov. 

Testify,  Tes-ti-fj,  ?'.  t.  tu  witnes;  tu  giv  evidens 
Testily.  Test-i-li,  ad.  fretfuli;  pevijli:  morosli. 
Testimo.vial,  Tes-ti-mo-ni-al,  n.  a   rjtig  er  ser- 

tifikat  dat  ma  be  prodi\,st  az  evidens  ov  karak- 

ter:  kredenjal. 
Testimonial,  Tes-ti-mo-ni-al,  a.  relatig  tu  tes- 

timoni:  kontanig  testimoni. 
Testimony,  Tes-ti-rao-ni,  n.  dat  hwiq  iz  testifjd; 

evidens   givn;   prcof  bj  witnes;  publik  evidens; 

opn  atestajon;  profejon. 
Testiness,  Test-i-nes,  n.  morosnes;  pevijnes. 
Testing,  Test-ig,  n.  de   operajon  ov   trjig   met- 
alz, its. 
Testoon,  Tes-t<f)n,  n.   a   silver  kffn   ov  Itali  er 

Pd)rtyqgal,  wurfc  ab'st  .30  sents. 
Testudinal,  Tes-tri-di-nal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  tertiz. 
Testudinated,  Tes-ti|-di-nat-ed,  a.  rooft;  qrqt. 
Testudineous,  Tes-ti\,-diu-e-us,  a.  rezemblig  ds 

Jel  ov  a  tertiz. 
Testudo,  Tes-tii-do,  n.  [Z.]  a  tertiz;  a  turtl: — a 

kontrjvans  fer  skrenig  trcDps; — an  ensisted  tqmor. 
Testy,  Test-i,  a.  fretful;  pevij;  apt  tu  be  aggri; 

iritabl:  petyi],lant;  petij. 
Tetanic,  Te-tan-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  tetanus. 
Tetanus,  Tet-a-nus,  n.  {Med.}  a   spazm   ov   de 

muslz;  a  spazmodik  afekjon,  wun  ferm  ov  hwiq  iz 

ternid  de  lokjo  er  hiJct-jo. 
Tetchiness,  Teq-i-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  teqi. 
Tetchy,  Teq-i,  a.  peviJ;  tuqi.     Se  {Techy.} 
Tete,  Tat,  n.  [Fr.]  fels  h^r;  a  ladiz  wig. 
Tete  a  tete.  Tat  a  tat,   ad.    [Fr.]    fas  tu   fas; 

qek  bj  jol. 
Tete  a  tete.  Tat  a  tat,  n.   [Fr.]    an   intervi],;   a 

frondli  or  klos  konversajon. 
Tete  de  font.  Tat  do  pon,   ?>,.    [Fr.]    {Fart.}    a 

wurk  fer  defendig  de  entrans  ov  a  brij. 
Tether,  Ted-er,  n.  a  rop  tu  konfin  a  hers,  er 

uder  best,  widin  serten  limits  hwen  fedig. 


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Tether,  T^<t-er,  v.t.  tu  konfjn  wid  a  tedcr. 
Tetiivdan,  Te-tj-dan,  m.    {2^iL)    a   tiinikated, 

u.s.'t;ilm  molusk. 
Tktracuauliodos,  Tet-ra-ke-lj-o-don,  n.  {GeoL) 

a  tnsil  i-k.-tiokt  atiimiil,  wid  fur  projekiio  Ub, 

nl)ii  tu  de  uiastuduD. 
Tetrachord,  Tei-ra-kord,  «.  (J/k«.)  a    konkitrd 

koii-i--*.  ifl  ov  tre  degrez  or  intervalz,  aud  fiar  termz 

or  .^'sndi. 
Tetracolon,  Tet-ra-k<ilon,  n.  {Poetry)  a  stan- 
za, xr  divijon  ov  lirik  poetri,  konHistigov  fur 

vcrsez.  [ov  for  tiflz. 

Tetrad,  T6t-rad,  n.  de  number  fur;  a  kolekjon 
TetradactVlous,    Tet-ra-dak-ti-lus,    a.    {Hot.} 

h  ivi|)  lur  luz. 
Tetrauiapasov,    Tet-ra-dj-a-pa-in,    n.    {Mius.) 

>i   (ni(^z.k.il    kerd. 
Tetralrac'hm,    T^t-ra-dram,    n.    a   silver    kern, 

iiimio    de   anjent   Greks,   ov   de  valyq,  pv  for 

dniinz. 
Tetradysamiav,  Tct-ra-di-na-mi-an,  n.    {Bot.) 

u  plant  liavig  siksslamenz,  far  ov  hwiq  qr  logger 

dati  de  uder  tiD. 
Tetradynamous.    Tet-ra-din-a-mus,    a.     {B"t.) 

haviy  siks  stainenz,  ov  hwic;  tU)  qr  Jert,  and  sep- 

aniti'd  h\  t(D  p^rz  ov  loyger  wunz. 
Tetragon,  Tet-ra-gon,  n.  a  skw^r;  a   for-aflgld 

tiiiViK.— (-J»</*('/.)  de  furt  ov  a   ierk\,  iir   niiiti 

dfgrez.  [and  fur  »]i\z. 

Tetrauo.val,  Te-tra^-Q-nal,  a.  havig   fur  \\\y^\i. 
Tetraorammaton,  Tct-ra  gram-a-ton,    n.    [Gr. 

and  L.\  auiiii)  .-•evi.Tal  nnjoiit  najunz,  de  mi.^tik 

nuinl>i-r  for,  hwiq  woz  ofn  siinbulizd  tti  reprr zent 

de  Uf  iti,  hcDz  nam  woz  eksprest  in  several  lag- 

gwHJez  bj  fur  letcrz.  [for  pi.stilz 

Tetraotnian,  Tet-ra-jin-i-an,  a.    {Bd.)    havifl 
Tetrahedron,  Tet-ni-he-dron,  «.  a  solid  figynr 

k'>inpreliendL'd  under  for  ekwilatcral  and  ekwul 

trja||:jlz. 
Tetrahexahedral,     Tet-ra-hcks-a-he-dral,     a. 

i';;/..l)i  ij)  fur  ranjcz  ov  fascz,  ecj  ranj    kontanig 

siks  fnsez. 
Tetralogv,  Tc-tral-o-ji,  n.  a   kolekjon   ov  for 

drainaiik  kompozijunz,  hwiq   woz   brat  forward 

for  ek-iibifDn  at  Atenz. 
Tetrameter.  Te-traui-e-ter,  n.  a  Latin  er  Orek 

viT-*  knn-i'tifl  ov  for  fet;  a  seriez  ov  fur  meter/,. 
Tetrameter,  Te-tram-e-ter,  a.  havig  for  metri- 

kid  let.  [lucnz. 

Tetra.sdrian,  Te-tran-ilri-an,  a.    havij)  fur  st!i- 
Tetrandrods,  Te-tran-drus,  a.  {Bot.)  Lavi|)  fujr 

.sininciiz.  .    [fur  petalz. 

Tetrapetaloi's,  Tot-rn-pet-a-lus,a.  (//.,<.)  haviji 
Tetrapharmacos,  Tet-ra-fiir-ma-kon,  n.  {.Ue<l.} 

an  mitini'iit  koinjiuzcl  uv  for  ingredients,  namli, 

wak-<,  rezin.  Iqrd,  and  pi(j. 
Tetrapiitllous,  Tf-traf  i-lu?,   or   Tet-ra-fil-us, 

H.  {Il't.y  havig  for  levz. 
Tetrapla,  Tet-ra-pl.i,  n.  At  Bjbl  aranjd  bj  Ori- 

j -11  ill  fur  kMlumz,  konsisiin  ov  for  Grek  verjonz. 
Tetrapodt.  Te-trap-o-di,  n.  a  sieriez  ov  fur  fet. 
Tetraptkran,  Tc-trap-te-ran,  ;i.  {Ent.)   an    in- 

!.oki  wid  fur  wioz.  [fur  ka.»ez. 

Tetraptote,  X''t-nip-tut,  n.  a    n-nn   havij   onli 
Tetrarch,  Te-trqrk,  n.  a  Roman  guvernor  ov  a 

!•  tr  nki,  or  de  fort  jiqrt  ov  a  provin.x. 
Tetrarchate,  Te-tn^rk-at,  n.  At   sam  az   {TH- 

rarrhii.)  [tetrarki. 

Tetrarchical.  Te-tn'irk-i-kal,  a.  bel6{)io   tu   a 
Tetrarch V.  T^t-rnr-ki,  n.  de  ofis  or  jurisdik/on 

ov  a  tetrqrk:  u    Roman    guvernmcnt  ov  a  fort 

]>qrt  ov  a  proving. 
Tetraspaston,   Tet-ra-s|>as-ton,    n.    {ifech.)    a 

umjeii  in  liwii^  fur  puliz  ol  akt  tug^dt-r. 
Tktraspermous,  Tet-ra-sp^r-mus,  a.  {Bot.)  hav- 

il)  fur  sedz. 


Tetrastich,  Te-tras-tik,  n.  an  epigram  ar  stan- 

Z'l   ov  fur  vorHL'Z. 

Tetrastoon,  Te-tras-to-on,  n.  a  kort-yqrd  wid 
purtiku/.  or  opn  kolonadz  on  eq  ov  \tt  fur  gidz. 

Tetrasttle,  T6t-ra ntjl,  n,  {Arch.)  a  bildifl  wid 
lur  kolumz  or  pil'irz  in  frunt. 

Tktrasyllabic,  Tet-ra-si-lal)-ik,  j   a.  kon- 

TtTRAHYLLABiCAL,  Tet-ra-ui-lab-i-kal,  \  gistiji 
ov  for  .-ilablz.  [gilabli. 

Tetrasyllable,  T^t-ra-sil-a-bl,  n.  a  wurd  ov  for 

Tetter,  Tet-er,  n.  {Med.)  an  eniptiv  dizezovde 
skin:  hi/rpez;  a  skab;  a  skurf:  a  rnjwurin. 

Tetter,  Tet-er,  r.  t.  tu  inf^kl  wid  a  tei<.r. 

Tetter-totter,  Tet-er- tot-er,  n.  an  aunizment 
ov  qildren,  in  hwiq  da  rjd  on  eq  end  ov  u  plagk, 
or  pes  ov  timber,  balanst  uptjn  sumtig  in  de 
miill;— kold  elso  tUer-kum-toter.     Se  {Titter.) 

Tettish,  Tet-iJ,*  a.  kapjus;  testi. 

Teutonic.  Tq-ton-ik,  a.  relutig  tu,  or  spukn  bj, 
de  Tqtonez,  or  anjent  .lerm  iiiz.  Ttiti'mik  unli-r, 
a  militari  order  ov  relijus  |>eisonz,  fisnded  in  liyO, 
bi  Frederik,  di^k  ov  Swabia,  intended  for  Jer- 
manz  ov  nubl  ragk  unii,  liavig  de  sam  nolz  az 
duz  ov  de  Tempiurz.  [tonez. 

Teuto-Vic,  Tq-ti>n-ik,  n.  At  laggwaj  ov  de  Ti^- 

Tew,  Tq,*  n.  material  for  eni  tig: — an  jurn  qan. 

Tew,  Tq,  r.  t.  tu  tez;  tu  tumbl  over  or  ab'st; 
tu  pul:  tu  to;  az,  tu  tii  hemp.     .Se  {Tuw.) 

Tewel,  Ti'i-el,  n.  an  jurn  pjp  in  a  forj. 

Tewtaw,  Tq-ti,*  V.  t.  tu  bet;  tu  \.\\. 

Text,  Tckst,  «.  dat  on  hwicj  a  koinent  iz  ritn:  de 
substans  ov  a  buk,  az  disiijj^wijt  from  de  kom- 
ents  upon  it; — a  sentens  ov  .Skri|)tyq,r:  a  sentens 
er  pasaj  ov  Skriptyqr  yq^zd  az  at  tem  ov  a  ser- 
m'ln  or  diskurs. 

Text  book,  Tekst-buk,  n.  a  buk  or  manyi^al 
yq/.d   in  teqifl. 

Text  HAND,  Tekst-hand,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  Iqrj  hand, 
er  karakter,  so  kold  bekoz  formerli  de  ttkU  woj 
ritn  in  a  iqrj  hand  and  de  koment  in  a  smel 
wun.  [wuvn. 

Textile,    T^ks-til,    a.    wovn;    kapabl    ov    beig 

Textmax,  Tekst-man,  n.  a  man  redi  in  kwotig 
tck-ts;  a  tekstyqari. 

Textoeial,  Teks-tu-ri-al,  a.  belogigtu  wevij). 

Tkxtrink,  Teks-trin,  a.  rclatio  tu  wrvig:  ick.-til. 

Textual,  Tekst-yq_-al,  a.  kontand  in  de  tekst; — 
scrvi))  for  teksts.  [teksta. 

Textualist,  Teksf-yq^-al-ist,  ».  wun  redi  in  sjtig 

Textlally,  Tekst-yq-al-i,  ad.  in  de  tekst  or 
li'idi    ov  de  wurk. 

Tlxtuarist.  Tekst-yq-a-rist,*  j  n.   wun  redi   ia 

Textuary,  T^kst-yq-a-ri,*  j  sjlifl  teksta;  a 
divjii  wol  verst  in  Skriptyqr. 

Textlary,  T^kst-yq-a-ri,  a.  kontand  in,  er  serv- 
ig  az,  u  tt-k-t.  [yi'""'- 

Textuist.  Tpkst-yq-ist,*w.  a  t^kstynalistortekst- 

Textlre,  Tekst-yqr,  n.  de  akt  ov  wevig;  a  tig 
wovn;  a  wub:  manor  ov  wevig.  wid  rrsjiekt  eder 
tu  form  or  mater: —dispozijon  ov  de  jiqrts  ov 
bodiz:  kninbinajon  ov  ptjrts. 

Thalamus,  Hal-a-mus,  «.  [L.]  {Anat.)  At  pqrt 
ov  de  bran  from  hwiq  de  optik  nervz  hav  pqrt 
ov  d.-jr  orijin.— ^5"^)  de  jiqrt  on  hwi(j  de  uvari 
iz  sricd. 

Thalictro.v,  Ra-lik-tron,  n.  [Gr.]  a  plant  hitiz 
root  iT/emblz  de  nnbqrb.and  iz  kold  de  J'(t>r  tnmia 
rthh/il'.  [minenil. 

Thallite,  Iial-jt,  n.  {Min.)  epidut;  a  kristaljid 

TuALLLS,  Hal-US,  M.  [L.\  </>'<.>  de  Irfi  pqrt  or 
n  li<j.n:  de  yqnyon  ov  de  stem  aud  de  lef. 

Thalmld,  K.il-m"ud,  n.     Se  {Tahtwd.) 

Than,  Han,  k.uj.  a  jiqrtikl  yqzJ  in  kiimpnrison. 
It  foloz  an  adjoktiv  or  adverb  in  de  komi«ratir 
degre.  tu  konekt  de  tigz  k<>m|'<\nl;  ai,  bttcr  dan. 
It  elso  foloz  uder,  and  sumiiuz  th. 


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Thanatologt,  Ran-a-tol-o-ji,  n.  a  diskors  on  defi. 
Thane,  Han,  /i.  an  old  IijgliJ  tjtl  ov  onor,  perhaps 

Ekwivalent  tu  hari/n. 
Thanedom,  Ean-dom,  n.  de  dominyon  ov  a  tan. 
Thanelaxds,  Hau-landz,  n.  pi.  sug  landz  az  wer 

granted  bj  qqrterz  ov  de   Sakson  kigz  tia  d^r 

tanz. 
Thaneship,  Ban-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  and  digniti  ov  a 

tan;  de  sgnyori  ov  a  tan. 
Thank,  Baijk,  r.  t.  tu  ekspres  gratitti,d  for  a  fa- 
vor er  kjndnes;  tu  return  taijks  tu.     Ofn  yn,zd 

jronikali. 
Thank,  Baijk,  n.  eksprejon  ov  gratitqd;  aknolej- 

ment  for  benefits,     ©efli  y^zd  in  de  phxral. 
Thankful,  Eaijk-ful,  a.  ful  ov  gratiti^d;  retiirn- 

ii)  tar)ks;  gratful. 
Thankfully,    liagk-ful-i,    ad.    in    a    tagkful 

maner;    gratfuli. 
Thankfulness,  liagk-f ul-nes,  «,  destatovbeig 

taijkful;    gratiti^d. 
Thankless,  liagk-les,  a.  untagkful;   ungratful; 

not  givig  tagks; — not  obtanig  tagks;    havig  no 

rekompens. 
Thanklessness,  Hagk-les-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

tagkles ;    iugratiti|,d. 
Thank-offering,  Eagk-of-er-ig,  n.  an  oferig  in 

aknolcjment  ov  favorz.  [solem  rjts. 

Thanksgive,  Eagks-giv,*  «.  t.  tia  selebrat  bj 
Thanksgiver,  Bagks-giv-er,  n.  a  giver  ov  tagks. 
Thanksgiving,  Eagks-giv-ig,  w.  de  akt  ov  givig 

tagks;  a  da  er  sezn  ov  givig  tagks;  selebrajon 

ov  mersi. 
Thankworthy,  Bagk-wur-di,  a.  dezervig  grat- 

ix,x\A.;    meritwrius. 
Thar,  Rqr,  «.  {Z»oL}  a  spejez  ov  antelop. 
Tharm,  liqrm,  n.  intestinz  twisted  Ijk  a  kerd,  far 

several  yi^sez. 
That,  Sat,  pron.,  pi.  Siaz;  a  demonstrativ  pro- 

nisn   er  pronominal  adjektiv; — not  dis,  but  de 

uder;  de  former  tig;  de  mor  distant  tig;  de  tig 

intimated  previusli.    It  iz  ofn  opozd  tia  dis.    Se 

(T/m.) 
That,  5at,  pron.  relativ;  ekwivalent  tu  ha>,  hcom, 

er  fiivig;  relatig  tu  de  antesedent  person  er  tig: 

— yiX^^d  in  bot  de  siggv^lar  and  plqral  numberz, 

and  in  de  nominativ  and  objektiv  kasez; — kom- 

onli  apljd  tu  iijjz;  ofn  ivi.  2)ersonz. 
That,  3at,  hmj.  bekez;  notig  a  konsekwens;  ncat- 

ig  indikajon;  notig  a  fjnal  end. 
Thatch,  Bag,  n.  stro  or  redz  lad  on  de  tops  ov 

roifs  or  hiszez  fera  kuverig.  [tag. 

Thatch,  Eac,  i).  t.  tu  kuver,  az  wid  stre,  redz,  er 
Thatched,  Eaqt,  «/■  Haq-ed,  p.  a.  kuverd  wid 

tag. 
Thatcher,  Raq-or,  n.  wun  hvD  tagez  h-szez. 
Thatching,  Eaq-ig,  h.   de  akt  ov  kuverig  wid 

taq;  de  roif  or  de  pqrt  ov  it  kuverd  wid  tag;  ma- 

terialz  for  tagig;  stro  er  redz. 
Thaumatrope,  iio-ma-trop,  n.  an  optikal  ter,  de 

[irinsipl  uv  hwiq  depeudz  on  de  persistens  ov 

vijon.     In  revolvig  it  maks  too  piktyij^rz  wun. 
Thaumaturgic.  lio-ma-tur-jik,  a.  wurkig  wun- 

derz;  tDUiaturjikal. 
Thaumaturgical,  Eo-ina-tiir-ji-kal,   a.   wurkig 

wunderz;  eksjtig  wundor. 
Thaumaturgics,  Ee-ma-tiir-jiks,  n.  pi.   fets  ov 

majik  or  lejerdeman.  [wurker. 

Thaumaturgus,  Eo-nia-tur-gus,  n.  a  wunder- 
Thaumaturgy,  Eo-ina-tur-ji,  n.  de  akt  ov  per- 

formig  wunderz. 
Thaw,  Bo,  «.  i.  tu  bekiim  fliyd  from  a  stat  ov 

konjelajon:  tu  gro  likwid;  tu  melt. 
Thaw,  Be,  v.  t.  tu  melt  hwot  had  bin  konjt'ld. 
Thaw,  Be,  n.  de  akt  ov  ioig  or  meltig;  likwe- 

fakjon  bj  wermt:  wermt  suq  az  likwefjz  kon- 
jelajon. 


Thawy,  Be-i,  a.  groig  likwid;  teig. 

The,  ae,    de  definit  qrtikl,  prefikst  tu  nunz  bot 

in  de  siggi],lar  and   phyal  number,  tu   indikat 

hwot  partikyqlar  tig  er  tigz  q,r  ment;  az,  "Giv 

me  ds  buk."  [plant. 

Thea,  Ee-a,  n.  {Bot.}  a  jenus  ov  plants;  de  te- 
Theanthropical,  Ee-an-trop-i-kal,  a.  beig  bot 

divjn  and  hqman. 
Theatine,  Ee-a-tin,  n.  wun  ov  a   relijus  erder 

amiig  de  Roman   Katoliks,  fisnded,  in  1524,  bj 

St.  Kajetan  ov  {Teate,}  ns  (Chieti,)   egzistig 

qefli  in  Itali. 
Theateal,  Be-a-tral,*  a.  teatrikal. 
Theatre,  Ee-a-ter,  /i.  a  bildig   aprdjpriated   tu 

de  rcprezentajon  ov  dramatik  spektaklz;  a  plas 

for  Joz,  eksibijon,  akjon,  &s.;  a  staj;  a   pla-h3S; 

a  plas  rjzig  bj  steps  er  gradajonz,  Ijk  a  teater;  a 

plas  for  oni  perfermans. 
Theatric,  Be-at-rik,  (    a.  relatig  tu  a  tea- 

Theatrical,  Be-at-ri-kal,  |       ter;    sqted   tu   a 

teater;  kalki^lated  fer  displa;  pompus;  senik. 
Theatrically,  Ee-at-ri-kal-i,  ad.    in  a   maner 

si^tig  de  staj.  [fermansez. 

Theatricals,  Eg-at-ri-kalz,  n.  pi.  teatrikal  per- 
Theave,  Bev,  n.  a    yq,  er   Jep   ov  tre  yerz  old. 

[Nert  ov  Iggland.] 
Theban,  Be-ban,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Bebz; — a.  relatig 

tu  Bebz. 
Theca,  By-ka,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Re-se;  {Bot.)  ds  kas 

hwiq  koutanz   de   spon^lz  ov  fliierles  plants. — 

{Anat.}  a  fjbrus  Jet  in  hwiq  serten  soft  pqrts  ov 

de  bodi  qr  inklozd. 
Thecaphone,  Be-ka-fon,  n.  {Bot.}  de  log  stek 

upon  hwiq  de  ovarium  ov  sum  plants  iz  seted. 
Thecodont,  Ee-ko-dont,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  lizard. 
Thee,  Ht,  pron.  de  objektiv  kas  siggi|,lar  ov  Ss. 
Theft,  Beft,  n.  de  akt  ov  tevig  er  stelig;  de  tig 

stoln. 
Theftbote,  Eeft-bot,  n.  {Law}  ds  akt  ov  kom- 

p-sndig  wid  a  tef,  bj  resevig  bak  from  him  de 

stoln  gudz. 
TiiEiFORM,  Be-i-ferm,  a.  beig  in  de  form  ov  te. 
Theina,  Ee-i-na,  )  n.  {Chem.}  de  peki^lyar  prin- 
Theine,  Be-in,      i      sipl  ov  te. 
Their,  cliir,  pron.  adjel-tiv  er  posesiv,  er  pronom- 
inal adjektiv;  belogig  tu  dem.    It  taks  de  ferm 

ov  de  pron-sn  di^rz,  hwen  de  guvernig  wurd  duz 

not  foltD. 
Theirs,  aq,rz,  pron.  pi.  pozesiv  kas  from  ffa/  ov 

dem.     air),  he,  Jg,  it;  fl.  nmn.   da,  pos.   dq,rz, 

ohj.  dem. 
Theism,  Be-iz-m,  n.  belef  in   de   egzistens  ov  a 

God,  az  opozd  tu  6teizm.    It  duz   not  implj  a 

denjal  ov  revelajon,  and  in  dis  respekt  it  diferz 

from  de  komon,  modern  me  nig  ov  deism. 
Theist,  Be-ist,  n.  wun  hco  belevz  in  a  God. 
Theistic,  Re-is-tik,  )  a.  belogig  tu  teists  er 

Theistical,  Be-is-ti-kal,  )       teizm:  adherig  tu 

teizm.  [ov  krustajan. 

Thelphusian,  Eel-fq-Jan,  n.   {Zool.}    a    spejez 
Them,  Hem,  pron.  pi.  de  objektiv  kas  ov  Sa. 
Theme,  Bem,  n.  de  ferst  er  radikal  stat  ov  a  tig; 

— de  subjekt  er  topik  ov  a  diskors  er  disertajon; 

— a  literari  er  skcol  esa  ritn  on  a  givn  subjekt;— 

de  orijinal  wurd  from  hwiq  inflekjonz  and  de- 

rivativz  sprig. 
Themselves,  <Iem-selvz,  lyron.  pi.  de  resiprokal 

ferm  ov  da  and  dem;  dez  veri  personz; — yq,zd 

bot  in  de  nominativ  and  objektiv  kasez. 
Then,  Elen,  ad.  at  dat  tjm;  afterwardz;  at  wun 

tjm  er  aniider; — d^rfor;  fer  dis  rezn; — at  anuder 

tjm;  az,  n.s  and  den,  at  wun  tjm  and  anuder; — 

dat  tjm;  az,  "til  den." 
Then,  Sen,  h<tnj.  in  dat  kas;  in  konsekwens;  az, 

"  If  el  dis  be  so,  den  man  haz  a  natyi^ral  fre- 

dom." 


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Thi:.v,  (Ten,  a.  ef^Utin  at  dat  t[m;  az,  "Q  dezjr 

ov  adv.iiiUij  in  hiz  den  profejon."     Jlis  yi\»  ov 

Ac  wunl,  An  iiuint|uiz  fxnd  in  r£!<iK>klubl  r'lien, 

iz  not  lu  br  upnbvJ. 
Thence,  Hens,  ad.  from  diit  j)las;  from  dat  tjm; 

for  dat  rezn. — Frimt  denn,  Ijk  /'n/w  turn,  iz  a 

pUuiiuzm:  yet  but  ov  dem  qr  Hupurtod   bj  ku.-t- 

tom  ami  gud  yn,9.    "01  xmn/rutn  deiu  purj  and 

di<|M'r.s." 
TuKSCEFORTU,    J[<5ns-fcjrft,    &(l.     from  dat    tjra. 

Fr<iin  dtiisfhrt  iz   a    bqrbarizin,  or   plt'unazin, 

k'sntrnansi  b|  res|>vklabl  otiuritiz.  [dat  t|m. 

Thexokkorward,    Jlons-f.'tr-wurd,    ad.    on  from 
TiiEUBUOMA,  He-u-brij-ina,  n.  {/l"t.)  a  jenm  ov 

planui,  n  «pejE7.  ov  hwiq  yrldz  de  kuku  ov  kom- 

?r8. 
Tbeocract,  Re-Ak-ra-si,  n.  At  guvcmmcni  ov  a 

sifii  iinpdinili  bi  (tod,  az  dat  ov  de  'Izraol{ts  be- 

fijr  de  ;ii»Tntment  ov  kiflz. 
TuEOcUASY,  He  u-krii-si,  «.  {AncUnt  phil<m>phtj) 

At  intiiunt  yunyon  ov  At  sol  wid  G(jd,  az  it  woz 

held  b|  At  Nil  ritituiiist^  tu  be  ataiiabl. 
Theocratic,  liE-u-krai-ik,  (    &.   relatig   tu 

TuEOCRATicAL,  He-u-krat-i-kal,!       ateokrasi,  er 

a  (juvi-rninent  admini-itfnl  bj  G<>d. 
TuEDDiCY,  He  6d-i-si,  n.  a  branq  ov  inkwjri  hwiq 

att>int;<  tu  invc.itigHt  dt  nniynr,  osun:*  atiJ  atri- 

biiis  iiv  At  Deiti;— optimizm. 
Theodolite,  Hr-6»l-u)ljt,  n.  an  in.stnDmcnt  yi^zd 

bj  siirvnorz  fur  mojurnj  agglz,  in  order  tu  kom- 

pt^t  At  \\\Vf  and  distanitez  ov  remot  objekls. 
TuEODOsiA.v,  Hr-o-dii-Jan,  a.  beloiiig  tu  At  cm- 

peror  Heuduja-s,  or  tu  a  kiod  ov  loz  dron  up  bj 

liiz  iirdor.  [uni. 

T»KO(iOMST.  nt-6g-o-ni3t,  n.  wun  verst  in  troj;- 
TiitoooNY,  Hc-dg-u-ni,  n.   de   branq   ov    beden 

teoli.iji,  ormit<!*luji,  hwiq  tret3ov  de  jenealoji  ov 

At  giidz. 
Theolooaster,  HE-61-u)-pw-tor,    n.    a   kjnd   ov 

kwak  in  diviiiiti,  az  a  nuidikatter  in  fizik:  a  lo 

rjlemr  stij^dent  in  diviiiiti. 
Theologian,  He-ia-l(i)-ji-an,  n.  wun  verst  in  te- 

lilijji:  a  prof^sor  ov  te^iuji;  a  lerned  divjn. 
TiiKOLOOic,  HE-(j-16j-ik,  j  a.  rEbitig  tu  te- 

Theoloqical,  He-o-Ioj-i-kftl,  j        dioji:    snkred: 

div(n.  [lojikal  maner. 

THEOLOoiCALLf,  He-o-ldj-i-kal-i,  wi.  in  a  tcu- 
I'liKoLooics,  lit-u-loj-iks,  n.j'l.  teoldji;  a   kant 

w'lr.l.  ^  [vjn. 

Theolooist,  Re-6l-i3-jist,  n.   a  teolqjian;  a  di- 
Tiikolooizk,  He-ol-o-jjz,  c.  t.  tu  render  teuloji- 

t*'*'-  [lujian. 

'I'liEciLooizg,  He-61-u-Jiz,  V.  i.  tu  rtzn  az  a  teu- 
TiiKOLouuE,  Hr-o-Lig.  «.  a  fEb)lajian. 
Theoloov,  lie-ol-u-ji,  //.  de  "i-m  hwiq  treta  ov 

df  e^i'tens,  iialynr  and  atnliiit-i  ov  (}.kJ,  and 

ov  hiz  rthijiinz  tu  man:  At  U.u  duktrin  konsorn- 

ip  (»od,  and  de  diiti  hwiq  ot  tu  be  renderd  tu 

him  bj  man:  diviiiiti:  .-tHkred  liieratiir. 
Theomachist,    Hr-6m-a-ki.st,    n.    wun    h*    fjt3 

a;;eii-t  At  ^ixlz. 
Thkumachv,   Hc-om-a-ki,    n.     de   akt   ov   fjiip 

ajji'ii'l  dr  godi,  az  bj  de  jjanUovuld; — ojwzijon 

tu  dr  divjn  wil. 
TuEOMANcy,  H^-Q-man-si,  n.  dat  itpr/ri  ov  divi- 

najoii  hwiq  Woz  dr«Hi  fnjin  de  rt4|i6uiezov  oniklz 

aimio  nnjent  hedeii  na/onz.  [tro|>ati. 

TiuuPATHKTic,    Hr-b>-pa-Wt-ik.    a.    rrlatin    tu 
Theohathic,  Hr-u-p:it  ik,  a.  rcintin  tu  teoimti: 

t.u)   .It.'llk. 

Theopathy.  He-<>p-a-ti,  n.    divjn  .simpati;  felig 

ill  rrlaj.in  tu  ()<>d. 
Thkopuasy,    Hr-of-n-ni,  n.  At   inanifcvtnjnn  ov 

(i  ■!  lu  iu:in  bj  :iktyiial  ti|>rran^. 
Theoi'Hilaxthropic,  tiE-u-fil-an-frop-ik,  4.  yq- 

n{ti()  ti-itm  and  tilantrupi. 


I     a.    kom- 

!,>•      iirjzd    in 

J       tt'uremz; 


TuEOPHiLASTHROPiBif,   He-ci-fi-lan-tro-pix-m, «. 

At  luv  ov  (j<m1  iiiiil  man. 
Theopiiilanthropiht,    lie-o-fi-lan  tro-piitt,     n. 

wun  liJi  pnikiiiiez  or  prufe^z  teufilantrupiacn. 
Theorbo,  He-iir-bu,  n.  u  Iqrj  li^t,  xumtimz  kold 

iiri;-li(t,  for  jilaioa  turu-ba-',  yi^zd  bjdr  Itaiyanz. 
Theorem,  liE-u-rem,  n.  {(rri'in.)  n  tra»t  or  |KJziJ- 

on    pru|HJzd  tu    be  pniivd,  in  koiitnidii'tiukJoD 

tu  u  /iratiUm,  hwiq  pru|)uzuz  liuiutiy  tu  be  dun; 

u  Mp<^kyi^lativ  tniit;  a  puzijon  lad  dvn  az  an  ak- 

nok'jd  troit. 
Tiir.oREMATic,  Ile-u-re-niit-ik, 
TiiKORKMATiCAL,  He-o-re-mit-i-kal, 
TiiEORKMic,  He-o-r^m-ik, 

kMii<i-iii|j  ill  ttijreinz.  (tt'uiremz. 

Theorematist,  He-Q-rt-m-a-tist,  n.  wun  noi  forms 
TiiEoKETic,  liru-ret-ik,  i  <i.  relatig  tu  tea- 

Tueoretical,  He-o-r^t-i-kal,  I      ri;  dep^ndig  on 

teuri;  s|)ekyii,laliv;  not  praktikat. 
Theoretically,   He-u-rdt-i-kal-i,  ad.   bj  tian; 

.tpekyiilulivli. 
Theoretics,  Ht-u-ret-iki,  n.  pi.  At  sp^kyij^lativ 

ixjrts  ov  a  sieus. 
Theoricon,   fiE-or-i-kon,    n.    de    pur/on  ov    de 

jiublik  reven<i,  ov  Atenz  hwiq  woz  aprifipriated 

tu  tcatrikal  rcprezcntajonz.  [e|iekyii,latist. 

Theorist,  Ht-o-rist,  n.  wun  hO)  formz  teuriz;  a 
Theorize,  Hi'-u-rjz,  r.  i.  tu  form  teuriz  or  sis- 

ti'iii/.;  tu  ^(K-'kynlat.  [teurist, 

Theorizer,  He'-u-rjz-cr,  n.  wan  h(D  tearjzez;  a 
Theory,  He-u-ri,  u.  At  ab^trakt  prinsiplz  ov  eai 

^-j'-iisor  qrt,  kon-^iderd  wid'St  referens  tu  praklis; 

u  konekted  aranjiucnt  ov  fakts  akordig  tu  d^^r 

biiri'i  on  sum  lo:  s|>ekyn,iaJon;  skem. 
TiiKOsopHic,  Hf-u-s6f-ik,  t    a.    relatig    tu 

TuEfisoPHiCAL,  lie-Q-sof-i-kal,  J    te6s(Dfi;  divjnli 

wjz. 
Theosophism,  Re-ds-Q-fis-m,  n.  divja  wizdom  or 

ililimiiaj'iii:  troscDfi. 
Theosophist,  liE-o^-u-fist,  /».  wun  verst  in  teds- 

uti:  wun  bd)  preteudz  tu  imediat  divjn  ili^mioa- 

Jon.  [kal. 

Theosophistical,  Re-os-o-fid-ti-kal,  a.  tcuwofi- 
Theosophize.  lie-os-o-fjz,  p.*.  tu  tret  ov  teosvifi. 
Theo.sopiiy,  Re-6s-o-fi,  n.  divjn  wizdom  or  ili^- 

lUIIIUJOII. 

Therapeutic,  Ror-a-pi'i-tik,  j  a.  rclatig  tu 

Therapeutical,  Her-a-pi^-ti-kal,  j  terap^tiks; 
kuniiiv. 

Therapeutics,  Ker-a-pii-tik",  n.  pi.  {Med.)  a 
branq  ov  patoluji  relati|)  tu  de  aplikajon  or 
n-uu-'liz,  and  At  ki^r  ov  dizezez.         [tcrapiitikfl. 

Therapeutist,    liLT-a-pi'i-ti-t,    u.    wun  vvrst  in 

Therapy,  Her-a-pi,  ;/.  tenipn,tiks. 

There.  <l:\r.  ad.  in  dat  |ila.<<;  -it  iz  ofn  o^iuzd  tu 
/t-'T;  -it  iz  sumiiiuz  yi^zd  iiiterjekjonali,  direktig 
tu  suiutig  at  a  distans:  -it  iz  yn,zd  at  dr  brgin- 
ig  ov  u  seiiten^  tu  intrudi'is  a  v?rb  ar  fraz  wid 
cmfiisis,  bj  hwiq  de  uomiuativ  iz  trun  after  de 
verb:  az,  "il.fr  wnz  a  ra:in,"  As. — Unrit  yi^zd  in 
ki>in|KJZiJi)n  wid  preiuzijonz,  az  in  At  tuluig 
wurdz,  most  uv  hwiq  )\r  nr  gruig  obsoirt  ur 
kwani,  unles  viizd  t«knikali,  or  in  Id  laggwaj. 

Thereabout,  <l:ir-a-b'xt,      i  W.  nrrdal  plas:  ner- 

TuEREAiiOUTS,  (l^r-a-b-st.^,  i  li:  kons^mig  dat 
iiiatiT.  iLyuhst*  iz  de  mur  kooaon,  du  estfind 
dr  li's  pn>iH;r.  [tor  dat. 

Thereakter,  Mur-df-ter,  .■«(/.  akordig  tu  dat:  af- 

Thereat.  cl:\r-:it,  ad.  at  dat:  on  dat  ak'snl;  At 
ditt  pins. 

TiiKREUY.  niir-bi,  ail.  bj  dat;  bj  mrnz  ov  dat. 

Therefore,  Hiir-for,  nt  H^r-f^r,  */.  and  kimj. 
f'lr  (lai:  f.ir  dis;  f.ir  dis  rrzn:  f>>r  dis  or  dat  |i.;r- 
»on  or  tig:  nis;  kon^rkwentli.— It  iz  kumunli 
reknd  az  an  adverb,  but  it  ofn  parlaks  ov  dc 
natyi^r  or  a  konjugk/un. 


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Therefrom,  cT^r-from,  ad.  from  dat;  from  dis. 
Thckein,  Hfir-in,  ad.  in  dat;  in  dis. 
Thereinto,  avint*^)  ^^-  intia  dat. 
Thereof,  'd\T-6i,  ad.  ov  dat;  ov  dis. 
Thereology,  Rer-E-61-o-ji,  yi.  At  studi  ov  dizsz- 

ez,  and  At  praktis  ov  medisin;  At  qrt  ov  helig 

er  kiirii]  dizezez;  terapi],tiks. 
Thereon,  Siir-on,  arf.  on  dat. 
Thereto,  av-ta>,  j  ^_  ^^  ^^^_ 

Thereunto,  d^r-un-tfo,  ) 
Theretofore,  a4r-tia-fcDr,  ad.  bgfcor  dat  tjm. 
Thereupon,  Hfir-up-on,  ad.  upon  dat;  imediatli. 
Therewith,  a%r-wid,  ad.  wid  dat;  iinsdiatli. 
Therewithal,  Hiir-wid-el,*  ad.  over  and  abdv; 

at  At  satn  tjm;  wid  dat. 
Theriac,  Re-ii-ak,  n.  a  medisinal  trekl;  a  reme- 

di  ageiist  pffznz. 
Theriacal,  Hg-rj-a-kal,  a.  medisinal;  fizikal. 
Therm,  Rerm,  n.  a  pedestal  inkrssig  upwardz  fer 

At  resepjon  ov  a  bust. 
Thermal,  Rer-mal,  a.  relatig  tu  hst;  hot;  werm; 

az,  terinal  weter. 
Thermidor,  Eer-mi-der,  n.  ds  nam  ov  de  elevnt 

munt  in  At  Frenq  republikan  kalendar. 
Thermo-electricity,  Rer-mu)-E-Iek-tris-i-ti,   n. 

elektiiiiti  dsvelopt  bj  de  unskwal  diMtribi]Jon  ov 

hsl  trot)  bodiz. 
Thermometer,  Rer-mom-e-ter,  n.  an  instrit>ment 

fer  me;^i|rig  At  variajonz  ov  hgt  er  temperati^r. 
Thermometeic,  Rer-mu-met-rik,  a.    termomet- 

rikal. 
Thermometrical,  Eer-mo-m6t-ri-kal,  a.  relatii) 

tia  u  termomEter:  mexi^rii)  hEt. 
Thermometrically,  Rer-mo-met-ri-kal-i, ad.  bj 

msuz  (jv  a  termomEter. 
',  Thermoscope,  Rer-mo-skop,  n.  animperfekt  sort 

ov  termomEter. 
Thermoscopic,  Rer-mo-skop-ik,*        )  a.  rslatiij 
Thermoscopical,  Rer-mo-skop-ik-al, )  tu  a  ter- 

muj-ikop. 
Thermostat,   Eer-mo-stat,  n.  an  aparatus,  keld 

elsQ  a  het-giirerwir,  fer  regyi|latii)   temperatn,r. 

in  vaporizajon,  distilajon,  bEtiy  ov  bqdz  or  bot- 

h-iszez,  and  veutilatir)  apartments,  patented  tui 

<Dr.  A.  Ure,)  in  1831. 
These,  Sez,  /'i-on.  or  pranominal  adj.  de   plural 

ov  clis.     Opozd  tia  daz;  dtz  relats  tu  de  per- 

sonz  er  tiijz  nerest  er  last  menjond,  and  dos  tu 

de  most  remot  er  ferst  menjund. 
Thesis,  Rs-sis,  n.,  pi.  Rs-sez,  sumtii)   lad   d-sn, 

afermativli  er  negativli;  a  propozijim;   a  pozij- 

on;  a   subjekt  for  a  skcol  eksersjz;   At  eksersjz 

itself  .—(J/(^s.)  dE  dsprejonov  de  hand  in  mqrk- 

ii)  er  hetii]  tjm:  korelativ  tu  {arsu.) 
Thesmothete",  Res-mo-tEt,  7i.  a   legivcr;  a  maj- 

i^fat.  [ik  aktig. 

Thespian,  Ees-pi-an,  a.  relatii)  tu  trajgdi  er  traj- 
Thetical,  Ret-ik-al,  a.  lad  d^n;  pozitiv. 
Theurgic,  Re-ur-jik,  j  ,    . 

Theurgical,  Re-iir-ji-kal,j    ^-  '"^'atnj  tu  teurji. 
Theurgist,  Ee-ur-jist,  ».  wun  ha>  iz  adikted  tu 
f       teurji. 
■    Theurgy,  EE-ur-ji,  n.  At  p-ser  ov  dcoit)  siipernat- 

yiyal  tigz;   At  qrt  ov  majik  az  praktist   bj  At 

anjents.  ' 

They,  Jla, /^/'ow.  de  nominativ  pli|_ral  ov  lie,  2i\ 

It,  pozesiv  dqy-.,  objektiv  de)n;—n  iz  ov  el'jen- 

derz.     ae  men;  de  wimen;  dE  personz:  dg  tiiiz 
Thibetian,  Ti-bE-Ji-an,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Tibet. 
Thible,  Rj-bl,*  n.  a  sljs:  q  sp;ityi|la. 
Thick,  Rik,   a.  haviij  komparativ   bulk    distiijkt 

from  lei)t    and  bredt;  — not  tin;  dens;  not  r^r; 

gros:  turbid;— not  klEr;  not  transp<irent:  mudi; 

fekyn,lent;— grat  in  serkumfereiis;  not  slender;— ' 

dsp;  nutii)   At    terd  dimciijon,  az,  "a  pluijk  for 

fet  log,  toifet  bred,  and  f  jv  iugez  f»7.-;— frekwent- 


klos;  not  divjded  bj  mug  S|)a3;  krsded;  kompaktj 
solid;  not  Ezili  pervius;  kors;  wid'st  proper  in- 
tervalz  ov  qrtikynlajo;);— sti\,pid;  dul;  not  kwik, 
az,  tlk  ov  hErig; — J:iutimat;  t'amilyar. 

Thick,  Rik,  n.  At  tikest  pqrt,  or  At  tjm  hwen  eni 
tig  iz  tikest; — a  tiket. — Erco  tik  and  tin,  trO)  el 
obstaklz.  [dept. 

Thick,  Rik,  ad.  frekwentli;  fast;  klcasli;  tu  a  grat 

Thick-coated,  Rik-kot-ed,  a.  havi^j  a  tik  kot  er 
rjud. 

Thicken,  Rik-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  tik;  tu  mak  klos; 
tu  til  up  interstisez;  tu  kondens;  tu  konsoli- 
dat; — tu  mak  frekwent;  tu  mak  klos  er  nq^mer- 
us,  az,  tu  tikn  de  rai)ks. 

Thicken,  Rik-n,  «.  i.  tu  gro  tik;  tu  gro  dens  er 
mudi;  tu  konkret. 

Thicket,  Rik-et,  n.  a  klos  not  er  kluster  ov  trez; 
a  khos  wud. 

Thick-head,  Rik-hed,  n.  a  sti^pid  er  simpl  felo. 

Thick  HEADED,  Rik-hed-ed,  a.  havig  a  tik  bed; 
stiyjid. 

Thickish,  Rik-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  tik.  [foliaj. 

Thick  LEAVED,   Rik-levd,  a.  havig  tik  er  dens 

Thick-lipped,  Rik-lipt,  a.  havii)  tik  lips. 

Thickly,  liik-li,  ad.  widtiknes;  densli;  klosli. 

Thick-necked,  Rik-nekt,  a.  havii)  a  tik  nek. 

Thickness,  Rik-nes,  n.  At  stat  ov  beii)  tik;  dens- 
iti;  kompaktncs;  dept;  konsistens;  spisitn,d;  im- 
perviusnes;  klo.snes. 

Thick-ribbed,  Rik-ribd,  a.  havig  tik  ribz. 

Thickset,  Rik-set,  a.  klos  planted;  havig  a  tik 
bodi. 

Thick-shelled,  Hik-Jeld,  a.  havig  a  tik  Jel. 

Thick  skin,  Rik-skin,  n.  a  kors,  gros  man;  a 
uumskul. 

Thick-skull,  Hik-skul,  n.  a  dolt;  a  blokhed. 

Thick-skulled,  Eik-skuld,  a.  dul;stn,pid. 

Thief,  Wti,  ii.,  pi.  Revz;  wun  hco  praktisez  teftj 
wun  ho)  stElz; — a  waster  in  dE  dnuf  ov  a  kandl. 

Thief-catcher,  Eef-kag-er,  n.  wun  hcD  kaqea 
tEvz:  a  tEl-taker. 

Thief-leadee,  Esf-led-er,  n.  a  tef-taker. 

Thief-Taker,  Ref-tak-er,  n.  a  taker  ov  tevz;  a 
tEt'-kacjer. 

Thieve,  Rev,  v.  i.  tu  stel;  tu  praktis  teft. 

Thievery,  Eev-er-i,  ■;;,.  ds  praktis  ov  stElijj;  teft. 

Thievish,  REv-iJ,  a.  partakii)  ov  teft;  praktisig 
teft;  givu  tu  stElii):  sekret;  slj. 

Thievishly,  Rev  ij-li,  ad.  Ijk  a  tEf. 

Thievishness,  Rev-iJ-nes,  n.  dispozijon  tu  stel; 
habit  iiv  sieUij. 

Thigh,  Rj,  n.  At  pqrt  ov  de  bodi  bEtwen  At  leg 
and  dE  hip-j(fnt,  er  bEtwen  At  de  and  At  truijk. 

Thigh-bone,  Rj-bon,  ;*.  de  bon  ov  At  tj;  de  lon- 
gest boil  in  de  budi. 

Thill,  Ril,  n.  At  Jaf  t,  er  drqf  t-bem  ov  a  wagon 
or  udcr  VEhikl. 

Thiller,  Ril-er,  n.  At  til-hers. 

Thill-horse,  Ril-hers, «.  At  hers  dat  draz  bet  wen 
At  J'lfts  or  tilz;  de  Jufthers. 

Thimble,  Rim-bl,  n.  a  metal  kuver  fer  de  figger, 
y\\iA  in  soig:—  an  jurn  riij  belogii)  tu  a  sal,  fit- 
ed  tu  re-EV  a  rop.  [holdz. 

Thimbleful,  Rim-bl-ful,  n.  az  mug  az  a  timbl 

Thime.  Tjm,  n.  a  fragr.int  erb.     Se  {Tht/me.} 

Thin,  Rin,  a.  not  tik;  rji,r;  not  dens;  not  klos:  sep- 
arat  bj  Iqrj  spasez;  not  klosli  kompakted  er  aki^,- 
mq,lated  ;-  egzjl;  smel; — Jiot  kwrs;  not  gros  in 
substans,  az,  a /«7j  val;— not  ab-sndig;  not  fat; 
not  bulki;  len;  slim;  slender;  meger;  sljt:  unsub- 
stanjal.  [az,  tin-khid. 

Thin,  Rin,  ad.   not   tikli; — yt|zd  in    kompozijon. 

Thin,  Rin,  v.  t.  tu  mak  tin  or  rq,r;  tu  mak  les 
tik,  kn?dcd,  klos,  er  nrimerus;  tu  atenyq,at; — 
Tid  tin  it,  r.i.  {  Geol.')  tu  gro  tin  tu  a  termina- 
Jon;  tu  diminij  in  tiknes  and  disaper,  az  strata. 


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TuiSE,  H'la,  pron.  pmerio  from  Us;  ov  or  belogio 
tu  di.  It  is  yi{,£d  ior  di  bwun  de  aubdiuuiiv 
ii  divjdod  I'ruiu  il;  ai,  (IL^  iz  <//  htt:!;  clis  hK:t  iz 
diri;—oUu,  ia  de  iiuluiu  :it|l,  ii  iz  yazd  tur  <j/ 
bctijr  wurdi  begiuio  wid  u  vvul  or  ajuut  A/  uz, 
<///<  r.r. 

Thin  rACEO,  Kin-fa:<t,  a.  buviy  a  tin  fan. 

TuiNti.  iin)>  "■  hwoievLT  iz  iidt  a  |>vrson,  or  bwot- 
et'ur  iz  Uisiiukt.ur  kuu^jt'vd  tu  be  di^iiiykc,  I'ruin 
wuaz  SL-lf  uiid  t'ruui  udur  iutulijuut  b£i(jz:  eui 
k^ud  uv  lUiitur.  It  iz  yi^zd  ov  uc-'-sonz  lu  kon- 
t«uit,  iiiid  9umi|iuz  in  piii;  az,  <1e  [nJjt  tij  Kjd. 

Tuj.nK,  li>u''>  t-  '•  L'-  t^^)  /^-  t»ukio,  tot;J  tu  uin- 
pliir  de  ui(ud;  tu  biiv  jdeaz;  tu  kujitat;  tu  re- 
flokt;  lu  kuu:iev';  tu  :jupuz;  tu  imujin;  tu  JuJ; 
tu  kunkli^d;  tu  determiu;  tu  intend:  tu  fuu^i; 
tu  ii)i|,z;  tu  uicdilMt;  tu  rukulekt;  tu  ubziirr; 
tu  be  uv  upiuyon;  tu  kuudidur:  tu  duv,  tu  de- 
liberui. —  Tu.  tii/k  oii,,  tu  kuutrjv. —  Tu  tijk  oc, 
tu  cdtimat. 

TuiNK,  lii{/k,  ('.  t.  tu  imajin;  tu  konsev;  tu  kon- 
leui^lut;  tu  t'ua:>i;  lu  dein;  tu  belev;  tu  Mtem. 
Tbi  tijk  "*"';,  tu  gruj. —  Ttd  tiijk  mwj  ov,  tu 
esteiu  hjli. —  Tui  tijk  ekorn,  lu  dii>ddn. — Jldii/kii, 
[i.  iiutut,]  It  seinz  lu  uie.     Se  {JJtt/iinkt.) 

TuiNKbU,  lii))k-vr,  H.  wun  bO)  tiyks. 

Tui.skiaU,    lii;jk-ig,     7i.     imajiuajoo;    kojilajon; 

JUJIUOUC. 

Tui.\Ki>o,  Rigk-it),  pp.  a.  havig  bet;  rEflektifl, 
Tui.v-LirPED,  iiiu-lipt,  a.  buriy  (lu  lipa. 
Tiii.>LV,  liiu-li,  ml.  in  a  bin  muuer;  not  bikli;  not 

kluj-ii. 
Thinner,  Kin-er,  u.  wun  biA  tinz  or  mak^  tin. 
Tiii.NNUid,  Hia-Dos,  H.  de  :>iat  ov  beig  tin;  wont 

ov  t.Kiiori:  teai(,iii:  r<^ruc:j. 
TuiM-ouT,  liiu-'si,  II.  de  ukntun/on,  fciuig  vt,  and 

Ijii.il  ilisiipenins  ov  strata  or  laerz.     Se  {Tkin.) 
Thin-suelleu,  liin-Jfld,  a.  baviy  a  tin  Jul. 
Thin  skinneu,  liin-skind,  a.  hiiviu  ii  tin  skin; — 

|M/.o  i||  luut:  :^i:u>iuihU;  irilabi;  ira>ibl. 
THio.vuaio,    lii-o-nii-rik,    a.    {I'/iem.)  notij)   an 

a«i>l  ooiaud  b}  de  ukjoa  ov  n{trik  usid  ujjou  yq^- 

rik  a.-iiil.  j^nal  uv  tic 

Tiiiao,  liitrd,  a.  de  nekst  after  de  sokond:  erdi- 
TuiKU,  iiord,  B.  a  terd  jjqrt. — de  sikstiot  jiqrt  ov 

Q  .-okond.— (.!/'/*.)  an  luip^rfekl  kuiik-trd,  kon- 

tanio  tu>  degrez  or  intervalz,   and  tre  teruiz  or 

s-siiil/..  {Liiv.}  a  widuz  po)rJ'on.  Se  {T/iinln.f 
TuiROBUHOUUii.  iivrd-bur-(j,  It.  an  under-kuudtabi 
TuiRUl.NUti.    lii;rd-n)/.,  n.  I'l.    {h'n<f.  law)  a  tt-ri 

join  uv  de  k'trn  gruig  on  de  gr-Hiid  ai  de  dut  ov 

(1  I'.-iiant,  and  di),  lu  de  lord  az  beriol. 
Tbirdlt.  livrd-li,  ad.  in  de  tt-rd  plas. 
TuiRDii,  li^rdz,  a.  pi.  {Law)  dai  {lurjon  I  or  terd 

ov   te   re^l  tMiat  ov  a  desert    buzbaud,   bwicj  iz 

aKd  tu  de   wida. 
Thirl,  H^rl,*   r.  l.  lu  pers;  tu   a^trikt  or  bind: 

II  tril.     Se  {T/irill.) 
TuiRLAOE,  livrl-aj,  ri.  {Scotch  law)  a  tcnynr  or 

ka.tioiu  toriuurii  kumoa  in  Skotland,  b|  li«vi<j   ic 

uiierz  or  okyiipfon  ov  s^rtuu  landz  wrr  kniupi'll 

tu  tak  d^r  k>)ru  tu  a  |xiriikyiilur  ml,  lu  bwii; 

dr  hiiiili  WtT  iwd  lu  be  terl<l  or  usiriktcd. 
Thirst.  Horst,  «.  de  tscn^ajon  >.v  u  dezjr  tu  dri()k. 

kMi-isti))  ov  a  drinta  and  bet  "V  de  luxt:  W'.ut 

i.v  driqk;  -fgi-rnes;  vebeiucnt  dezjr:  drut. 
Thirst,  K^rst,  r.  i'.  tu  fel  wont  ov  drmk:  tu  be 

t  -r^'i.  tu  hav  u  vebruiuol  drz|r  for  cm  tig. 
Thirster.  Korst-or,  n.  wun  boi  t«;rst.<. 
THiK.^rii.v.  H.T-'t-i-li,  aJ.  inn  tv"''  manor. 
TuiRSTiSKSS.  lit-n't-i-ne.-',  /».  de  Mul  ov  beiy  t<9r.sti; 

.1  ^  rlit'ui  -ni  dezjr. 
Thirsty,  Korst-i,  ,».  sufurig  wont  ov  drigk;  pand 

in    W'.nt   i«v  drigk:  drj:   arid:    \>t{rc,l    wid  dr»t; 

P"/t>t  wid  vehrtuent  deur:  iiz.  bluil-/^/j«/j. 
TuiRTEKN,  iier-tcn,  a.  and  a.  ten  and  trz. 


TuiRTEESTU,  Rtjr-tcnt,  a.  ordinal  ov  t?rten:  t^rd 
ufu.T  de  t«nt.  [nal  ov  t-.-rti. 

Thirtieth,  Hyr-ti-et,  a.  de  tout  trjs  tuld;  o'rdi- 

Thihty,  liv-r-li,  a.  tr|s  ten;  ten  and  iwemi. 

TlIlRTy,  lior-ti,  ;*.  de  number  ov  tre  Ijinz  ten. 

This,  ciiii,  prun.  or  a.,  ///.  ilez;  dal  hwiij  iz  prei- 
cnl;  hwot  iz  n't*  muujuud;  de  last  menj'<nd;  de 
nt'kst  fiilynr  de  last  pqrt.— It  iz  oln  ..jiuzd  tu 
dat,  sumt^mz  lu  dr  udtir.  —  'di*  reli/rz  lu  de 
nirc.st  |>^-r:ion  or  tig:  dat  tu  de  must  diiiuiut. 

Thistle,  Iiis-1,  n.  u  pnkli  plant  ov  several  varj- 
eiiz;  u  trublsum  wed. —  Guldic  tul,a  spejez  ov 
ti>l.  [Jumz  I. 

Thistle  CROWN,    Hia-l-krKn,  n.   a  guld  kern  ov 

THisTLE-yiMca,  His-l-fing,  n.  a  b^rd;  de  guld- 
liiitj. 

Tui.stly,  His-Ii,  a.  overgriin  wid  tislz. 

TuiTiittt,  ;iid-er,  a<l.  tu  dat  plas;  tu  dat  end; 
tu  dal  porul.     It  iz  opuxd  tu  ludtr. 

Thituliiwaru,  clid-er-ward,  ad.  tuardz  dat  plas. 

Tuolubate,  H6l-0-bat,  n.  {Arch.)  de  pqrt  ov  a 
bild.g  on  bwi(j  a  kii,pu)la  iz  plast. 

TuoLUS,  Ii6-lus,  n.  \L.\  {Arch.}  a  bildig  ov  s^r- 
kqlir  form. 

TiioM.«A.v,  liu)-mt'-an,  /    n.  wun  ov  a  deuomiua- 

TiioMiTE,  liu>-m|t,  f  /on  ov  Krislyanz  e.-tab- 
lijt  on  de  .Malabqr  kost  ov  India,  supuzd  lu 
hav  bin  f-siided  bi  St.  Tomas. 

Thomist,  Hi;;>-mist,  m.  a  skinlman  f61oig  de  apin- 
yiiiiz  uv  Tuma:j  Akwinas,  in  opuzijon  tu  de 
Skutists. 

Thong,  Hog,  n.  a  strap,  or  strig  ov  leder. 

Thor,  Kor,  II.  {iScaiulinaiian  myth.)  de  sun  ov 
CJdiu  and  Freyi,  and  de  divmiii  bii)  pre/.jdud 
uvur  ol  misijivus  spirits  dat  iubabilvd  de  ele- 

Thoracic,    Ru-ras-ik,    n.    {Ich.)  a  fij  dat  haz 

veiural  finz  jila^-t  beuedde  pekturaiz.  [brest. 
Thoracic,  liui-ras-ik,  a.  relutig  tu  de  turaks  or 
Thoral.  Rij-ral,  a.  relatig   tu  de  bed; — uutig  a 

lin  in  de  hand,  kold  de  iiujirl-  ov  i'enus. 
Thorax,   Hij-raks,  n.  ^L.]  de  brest:  de  qest;  de 

jHjrcov  de  bodi  bciweu  de  nek  and  abdomen; — 

de  sekoud  se;4ment  ov  in-ekts; — a  pes  ov  Gre/an 

dcfeiisiv  qrmor;  a  brestplaU 
Tuouina,   Hij)-r(-na,    u.    {Min.)   a  primitiv  ert, 

di:ikuverd,  in  1828,  b{  Berzelius,  and  eksiniktcd 

fnim  tu)rit. 
Thorinum,    Ru-ri-num,   n.    {Uln.)    de   uetalik 

I'U^  t)V  turina. 
Thorite,    hu-rjt,  n.    {ifin.)  u  mineral,  fitnd  in 

N  )iivu,beig  a  hidrated  .■<ilikat  ov  turiria. 
rHOKiL'M,  Rij-ri-uin,  u.  {Min-.)  Se  {Thirinum.) 
I'lioRN,  R'«rn,  H.  a  prikli   tre  or  Jrub  ov   several 

kjiid/.; — a  priki   gruig  on  de  t^trn-buj;  eni  prikJ; 

--  eni  tij)  trublsnm. 
Thorn-apple,  Hiirn-ap-l,  n.  a  jenus  ov  plants;  a 

teiid,  liuyqal  plant,  o/  narkotik  kwolili;  stram- 

uiii.  [bodi. 

Thornback.  Rern-bak,  n.  a  se-fij  wid  a  spinas 
luoRs  BiSH,  R.irn-bu/,  n.  a  plant  er /rub. 
Thornbut,   Riirn-but,  n.  a  sort  ov  sc-fi/;  lurbot 

•  <r  iicrt. 
Thorn  HKDOE,  Rorn-hej,  ».  a  hoj  mnd  ov  torni. 
^IU)R^LE.ss,  H'trii-les,  a.  bavig  nu  fcirnz. 
THOR>-sbT,    Roru-sel,    a.    planted   wid   torn  *>r 

lixt.rn. 
Thorny.  Rorn-i,  a.  ful  ov  tarn:  spjni;  ruf;  prik- 
li: i>i  ,kig;— v.-k>aju.'':  difikull:  pcrpleksig. 
TuoRNV-REST  HARROW,    Riir-ui-rest-har-u,  n.    a 

pi  int. 
THOR\Y-TRtKOiL.  Rorn-i-tre  f«Tl,  n.  u  plant. 
TuoROL'OH.  Rur-a.  a.    goig  tnti:  reqig   fr<>m   B{d 

lu  .'•{d:  not  |A4r/al;  not  stjl;  f ini/t;  komplct;  ful. 

JKTftkt. 

Thoroloh,  Rdr-u,*  prep.  tno.     Se  {Thiungk.') 


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Thorough-bass,  Riir-o-bas,  n.  {Mus.)  ds  ek^Ekq,- 
Joa  ov  u  kumplet  er  regyi^lar  hqrmoni  bj  nots 
hwiq  qr  takri  az  a  basis,  but  qr  onli  a  pqrt  ov 
dat  hqrmajni. 

Thorough  BRED,  Riir-o-brcd,  a.  kompktli  in- 
striiktod;  -ful-bluded. 

Thoroughb-are,  Edr-Q-ffir,  n.  a  pasaj  firc»;  a 
pasaj  \\'\±iK,  eni  obstrukjon;  a  plas  muq  past 
triD:  p-ser  ov  pasig. 

Thorough  GOING,  Rur-o-go-ig,  a.  goiij  ds  ful 
leijt;  ekstiem  in  prinsiplz  er  praktis. 

Thorough-lighted.  Edr-o-lit-ed,  a.  Ijted  on  ol 
sjilz.  er  OQ  tiD  opozit  sidz.  [fektli. 

Thoroughly,  Rar-o-li,'  ad.  komplEtli:  full;  per- 

Thoroughn'ess,  Edr-o-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  be- 
ii)  turo. 

Thorough-paced,  Rdr-cD-past,  a.  perfektli  trand; 
k;impl£i;  jenerali  in  a  bad  sens. 

Thoroughpin,  Edr-o-pin,  ».  an  enlqrjment  ov  a 
mqlvus  kiipsql  on  a  hersez  hok. 

Thoroughsped,  Rdr-o-sped,  a.  turo-past. 

Thoroughwax,  Rdr-o-waks,  n.  a  plant. 

Thoroughwort,  Rdr-o-wdrt,  n.  a  mEdisinal, 
pur^ativ  plant. 

Thorp,  Rerp,  n.  a  vilaj. 

Those,  cIqz,  pron.  er  a.  &t  plixral  ov  Sat. — Soz 
rsf'/rz  tu  de  former  er  ferst  inenjond,  dsz  tu  ds 
later  er  last  menjond.     Se  {That.) 

Thoth,  Rot,  n.  an  Pjipjan  diviniti.  konsiderd  bj 
de  Greks  az  jdentikal  wid  Merkn,ri. 

Thou,  <lT,j'ron.  de  sekond  prcjn'sn  personal:  [drs, 
djn,  de:  pi.  ye  er  ytD,  yiorz,  ycD:]  diself;  de  per- 
son spokn  tu. — It  iz  n's  yil,zd  onli  in  poetri  or 
in  sulem  laggwaj,  (eksept  bj  de  sosieti  ov  frendz,  J 
ycD  beig  komonli  emplM  insted  ov  it. 

Thou,  S's,  v.  i.  tu  j'i|z  ds  and  de  in  diskors. — 
r.  t.  tu  tret  wid  familyiariti; — de  komon  fraz 
iz,  thx  di'-and-d'i. 

Though.  3o,  konj.  grant;  admit;  ali;  if;  not- 
wid-^tandir)  dat;  eldo. — Az  do,  az  if. 

Thought,  Ret,  i.  &  />.  from  ti.jk.     Se  {Think.} 

Thought,  Ret,  n.  de  akt  ov  tigkig:  dat  hwiq  iz 
tet;  operajon  ov  de  mjnd;  jdea;  imaj  fermd  in 
de  mind:  sentiment;  fansi:  imajri;  konset:  re- 
flekjon:  partikyqiar  konsiderajon;  imajinajon: 
konsepjon:  prekonsevd  nwjon;  opinyon:  jujment: 
meditajon:  serin-;  konsiderajon:  dezin;  purpus; 
silent  kontemplajon;  scalisitud:  kf^r;  konsern. 

Thoughtful,  R^'u-ful,  a.  ful  ov  tot  er  reflekjon: 
prujmQtig  tet;  kontemplativ;  reflektig:  konsid- 
erat:  reflektiv;  atentiv;  k^rful;  aijkjus:  solis- 
itus.  [er;  konsideratli. 

Thoughtfullt,  Eet-ful-i,  ad.    in  a  tetfml  man- 

Thoughtfulness,  Eet-ful-nes,  71.  meditajon; 
agzJEti. 

Thoughtless,  Ret-les,  a.  wid-st  tet;  ^ri;  ga; — 
neglij  'nt:  kfirles:  stqpid;  dul. 

Thoughtlessly.  Ret-les-li.  ad.  in  a  tetles  inaner. 

Thoughtlessness,  Ret-les-nes,  n.  wont  ov  tet. 

Thousand,  li-s-zand,  a.  ten  hundred; — proverb- 
iali.  u  grat  number.  [dred. 

Thousand.  R>:-zand,  n.  de  number  ov  ten  hun- 

Thousandth.  R-;--/.andt,  a.  de  hundredt  ten  tjmz 
told:  de  .trdinul  ov  a  t'xzaiid. 

Thowl,  RoI,  n.  {^t'aitt.)  a  wudn  pin  inserted 
intu  de  gunwnl  ov  a  bot  tu  kep  fast  de  or; — 
ritn  el.-o  {  Thiih.y 

Theacian,  Rra-Jan,  a.  relatig  tu  Rras. 

Theackscat,  Rrak-skat,  n.  {Min.}  de  metal 
hwiq  iz  yet  in  de  mjn.  eri;  servitud. 

Thraldom.  Rrol-dom,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  slav;  slav- 

Thrall,  Rrol,  n.  a  slav;  bondaj.     [Old.] 

Thrash,  RniJ,  r.  t.  tu  bet  kern  tu  fre  it  from 

de  sire  er  qaf:  tia  bet:  tu  drub:  tu  trej.     It  iz 

ritn    indifcrcntli    {thruih)    er    {tJirenh.)      Se 

iTTiresh.) 


Thrash,  Rr.aJ,  v.  i.  tu  labor;  tu  druj;  tu  treJ. 
Thrashel,  RraJ-el,  n.  an  instrooment  tu  traj  wid. 
Thrasher,  RraJ-er,  n.  wun  ho  trajez;  a  trejer. 
Thrashing-floor,    RraJ-iij-flor,   n.    a  flor  fer 

trajii).     Se  {ThreiJiinq-fhior.} 
Thrashing-machine,   RraJ-ig-ma-Jen,  n.  a  ma- 
Jen  fer  separatii)  gran  from  de  stre. 
Thrasonical,  Rra-s6n-i-kal,  a.  Ijk  Rraso,  a  brag- 
art  soljer  in  Terens;  bostful:  bragig. 
Thrasonically,    Rra-s6n-i-kal-i,  ad.  bostfuli. 
Thraulite,  Rre-ljt,  ti.  {Min.}  a  hidrated  silikat 

ov  jurn. 
Theave,    Rrav,  n.    a   herd;  a   drcDV;  a   hep; — too 

duzn. — Q  trav   ov  kern,   in   most  pqrts  ov  Ig- 

gland,  konsistsov  24  Jevz;  but,  in  sum  tsntiz,  ov 

onli  12. 
Thread,  Rred,  n.  a  smel  Ijn  er  twist  ov  flaks, 

silk,  kotn,  wul,  &s.,  suq  az  iz  yti,zd  fer  wevirj  er 

soil):  raxUment  ov  klot;  filament;  yqrn:  a  smel 

Ijn  er  strir); — yviniferm  tenor;  az,  "de  tred  ov  a 

diskors." 
Thread,  Rred,  v.  t.  tu  pas  troa  wid  a  tred;  tu 

pas  er  go  trCD;  tu  pers  trCD. 
Threadbare,   Rred-bq,r,  a.    deprjvd  ov  de  nap; 

worn  tu  de  naked  tredz;  worn  Yt;  trjt. 
Threadbareness,   Rred-b^r-nes,   n.    de   stat  ov 

beii)  tredbqr. 
Threaden.  Hred-n,  a.  mad  ov  tred. 
Thread-lace,  Rred-las,  n.  las  mad  ov  tred. 
Thread  like,  Rred-lik,  a.  rezemblig  tred. 
Thread  shaped,  Rred-Japt,  a.  fermd  Ijk  tred. 
Thready,  Rred-i,  a.  Ijli  tred;  slender. 
Threat.  Rret,  v.  i.  tu  tretn. 
Threat,  Rret,  ».  a  menas;  denunsiajon  ov  il. 
Threaten,    Rret-n,  v.  t.    tu   menas;  tu  denins 

evl  upon;  tu  terifj,  bj   Joir)  er  den'snsig  evl. 
Threatenee,  Eret-n-er,  n.  wun  ho  tretnz. 
Threatening,  Rret-n-ii),  n.  a  menasir);  a  menas. 
Threatening,    Rret-n-ig,  "p/j.  a.  menasii)  er  for- 

bodiij  evl. 
Threateningly,  Eret-n-ig-li,  ad.  wid  menas. 
Threave.  Rrev,  n.  twenti-for  Jevz  ov  gran. 
Three,  Rre,  a.  &  n.  tco  and  wun.  [pqrts. 

Three-cleft,    Rre-kleft,    a.    divided    intu   tre 
Theee-coat,  Rre-kot,  a.  {Arch.}  apljd  tu  plas- 

tenij,   hwiq   kunsists   ov   rufig-up   er  rufig-in, 

flotiij,  and  a  finijip  kot.  [kernerz. 

Three  CORNERED,    Rre-ker-nerd,    a.    havig    tre 
Three  flowered,     Rre-fliJ-erd,    a.     havig    tre 

fl-serz.  [ov  tre. 

Threefold,  Rre-fold,  a.  trjs  repeted;  konsistig 
Three-headed,  Rre-hed-ed,  a.  haviy  tre  hedz. 
Three-leaved,  Rre-levd,  a.  havig  tre  levz. 
Three-legged,  Rre-legd,  a.  havir)  tre  legz. 
Three-nooked,  Rre-nukt,  a.  havig  tre  agglz  er 

nuks. 
Threepence,   Ere-pens,  koldkwiali  Rrip-ens,  n. 

de  sum  ov  tre  peniz  er  pens;  a  smel  IijgliJ  silver 

kffn. 
Threepenny,    Rrip-en-i,  er  Rre-pen-i,   a.    wurt 

trepens:  ov  litl  valyq;  men. 
Three-petaled,  Rre-pet-ald,  a.  havig  tre  petalz. 
Theeepile,    Rre-pjl,    n.    an  old   nam  fer  gud 

velvet. 
Theeepiled,   Rre-pjld,  a.    set  wid  a  tik  pjl,  az 

velvet:  pild  wun  on  aniider. 
Threescore,  Rre-skor,  a.  trjs  twenti;  siksti. 
Three-seeded,  Rre-sed-ed,  a.  havig  tre  sedz, 
Threesided,  Rre-sjd-ed,  a.  havig  tre  sjdz. 
Threesteinged,  Rre-striggd,  a.  havii)  tre  strigz. 
Theeetoed.  Rre-tod,  a.  havig  tre  toz. 
Threkvalved,  Rre-valvd,  a.  havii)  tre  valvz. 
Threnody,  Rren-o-di,  n.  u  lamentajon. 
Thrish,  Rrej,  f.  t.  tu  bet  kern  tia  lie  it  from  &t 
qaf   or  stre:  tu   drub. — It  iz   ritn   iudiferentli 
{thresh)  er  {thrash.} 


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TiiKcsiiKR,  nr6J-or,  «.  wuu  hat  trejci: — a  fij:  At 

st-iok<.  ^hwl(j  kurn  ii  betn. 

THKt>iii.s«-rLOOE.    Hr^/-ij)-flor,  n.    an   lirni    on 
TuuthiiuLD,  liicj-uM,  n.  dt  gr'siiii  or  «U'i)  under 

di  il.jf;  «lur--il. -oiitriui.t:  gnl;  dur. 
Thrlw,  Hrio,  «.  fn>nj  tru.     Se  (r/ir.rtf.) 
Thkibulk,  Hrib-I,  a.  A  «.  trcbl;  tripl.     il'rovin- 

Jiil  111  l|);;liind,  and  a  kolcakwiul  vulguriztn  in  de 

Viiiii'id  Stats. 
TiiRK-t.  liriM,  ad.  frt  tjmi.  [tred. 

Thriu.  Hril,'   v.  t.  tu  sljd  trcoQ  nnrio  p&saj;  lu 
TuRiKALLOW,  Itrj-fal-u,  c.  I.  tu   jilii  a  t^rd  tjni, 

a/,  t.iiu  liiiid:  -ritn  "Iso  {tri/al/ow.} 
TUHIKT,    lirift,  n.    profit;  gan:  slat  ov  prosperig; 

frib^liti;  gud  huzbaiidri;  Ekouomi; — {jt^rsiinoni; 

— u  |iliiiit.  l.K»'>- 

Thriktilv.  lirif-ti-li,  ad.  in  a  trifti  maner;  lra>- 
TuuiKTiNtJSS,  lirif-ti-ncs,  ».  de  slat  ov  beio  trifti: 

fr,t.„-ilill. 

TiiuiULKSs.  Urift-los.  a.  prcjfi\s:  ckstravagiint. 
TuuiKTLtJjSLY,     Ilrift-Ie8-li,     ail.     in    a    triftles 

ni.uiLT.  Ibcio  tnttlfS. 

TiiitihTLtssNESS,    Hrift-U'8-ne^  n.  dr  kwoliti  ov 
TuuiKTY,    )iiit-ti,  a.    fntigiil:  8|>^rig:  trjvig:  rko- 

n  iiiikit);  nut  proti'is;  k;(rful;  wel-buzbandvd. 
Thrill.  Hril,  r.  t.  tu  pen);  tu  bur;  tu  |<^uetrat; 

tu  <liil. 
Thrill,  Hril,  r.  i.  tu  hav  de  kwoliti  ov  persip; 

tu  I'tr-i  'ir  Winnd  dr  er  wid  a  Jqrp  sTsnd;  tu  ttl 

a  i'lris  t'O^^'O  »«naaJon:  tu   pa-  wid  a    tigglig 

8oiisiiji<n.  [or  hui;  u  persij)  .»Tsnd. 

Thrill.  Hril,  n.  a  dril;  a  wurbln):  a  bredig  pla.-< 
'I'liRiM.AX.  Hrj  nakn,  n.  {li-t.}  a  )tnui  »v  \K\aii. 
TuRii's,  iirip.-,  n.  [Z>.]  (i^W.)  a  miui'it,  Ijt-kulord, 

or  .(M.to.l  flj. 
TURIVK,    Hrjv,  r.  t.  [i.  trov  or  trjvd,  pa.  trjvij), 

tnvii  ir  tr(vd:]  tu  prosiper;  tu  gro  ri(j:  tu  ad- 

van-  in  eiii  tig  dr/jrd:  tu  flurij:  lu  grto:  tu  rjz. 
TllRlVK.v,  Hrjv-n,  J',  from  Iirjr.     Se  ^'A/-/rc.) 
Thkivkr.  Hriv-cr,  u.  wun  ha>  trjvz  or  pro^jxjrz. 
Thrivi.ng,  Hr|v-ig,  />/>.  a.  inkrEsig  in  »{z  er  riqez: 

pr.s|M.rii-.^ 
Thrivixo,  Hrjv-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  gruig:  ;rrot:  in- 

kr^-i.  iperus  wa. 

TniciviNGLY.  Hriv-ifl-li,  ad.  in  a  trjvig  or  jiro;"- 
TuitlviNOXKSS,   Hriv-ig-nes,  /*.  de  akt  ov  trjvig. 
TllKO.  Hr.'i,  kontrakted  from  {thnnKjh.') 
Throat,  Hrut,  n.  dt  for  jxirt  ov  dt  nek  ov  an 

atiiuial.  in  hwiq  qr  dr    gulct  and   wiii(l|i[p:  dr 

pR.'iijcz  "V  niitriim-iit  ancl  href: — dt  nmu  rod  or 

p&i»aj.-   Tu  kill  dr  trut,  tu  kil  bj  vjulons. 
Throat- BAND.  Hrut-band,  n.  a  strap  tu  a   hed- 

?t"l-  II  <;>-k-band. 
Throat  brails,  Hrut  brali,  n.  pi.  {Saut.)  rops 

atui;'  tu  de  guf  klos  tu  de  inaKt. 
Throat-halliards.      Hr6t  hal-yordz,     n.     pi. 

(.NVi/./.)   rop!)  t'>r  Ixr-tig  dr  incr  pqrt  ov  de  gaf 

and  iti  a)>«'ndiini   |iurjiin  ov  de  cal.  [pjp. 

TiiROATPiPE.  Hrut-pjp,  71.   de  we^and:  de  wind- 
ThriiatwoRT,  Hrut-wurt,  n.  a  plant. 
TuRuB.  H  ob,  I'.  /.  tu  hrv:  tu  bet,  az  de  pal?,  or 

dr  lifirt:  tu  rjz;  tu  palpitat.  [jon. 

Throb    Hn-b.  n.  a  htv:  a  bet:  a  struk  ov  p«lpita- 
TuRoBBiNO,  Hrob-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov   brtiQ;  palpi- 

tJiJ    ri. 
Tbroe,  Hro,  n.  rkfilrrtn  |Mn:  aguni:  apgwij;  pag. 

e.oif'Jali  de  aggwij  ov  travil  in  (jildb^rt. 
Throk.  Rru.  r.  t.  (u  put  in  igoniz 
Thrombolite.  HnSm-bol-jt,  n.  {.Wn.)   an  amnr- 

fi  -  ;:  ri'  l-.-fat  ov  koper.  lk.»id  b|  bludlelig. 
Thrombis,  Hn')ni-bu.«.  n.  <.I/«V.)  a  Mnul  tijinor 
Throsk.  Hrun,  n.  de  <jnr  ov  flat  ov  a  kig,oin|MT- 

or.  '»r  -nvoren:  de  ?et  ov  a  bijop:  a  q^r  ov  stat: 

F..v-r<'n  I'Kor  or  digniti. 
Throve.  Hrun,  r.  t.  tu  pntrun. 
Tb&o>'£,  Hrun,  r.  t.  tu  eit  on  a  ^on. 


Throng,  lirog,  .,.  a  krxd:  a  multitqd  prerip 
ageii-t  ri:  ud.-r:  u  di-n8  kolckjon. 

Thro.vo,  lirog,;  a.  mu<;  likyiipjd:  veri  biti. 

Turo.n'g,  Hn.j),  r.  i.  tu  krsd;  tu  kum  in  Kimiilt- 
yilU"  multitiidz. 

Turo.no.  Hrog,  r.  /.  tu  opr«j«  or  inkonufid  wid 
krvdz  or  itiiuullJi;  tu   preii  u|>6o. 

Thronoly.  hrog-li,*  ad.  in  krudz;  in  maltiti^di. 

Thropple,  Hrop-l,  c.t.  tu  trotl.     tie  {Tkrottlt.} 

Throstle,  Hros-I,  n.  de  truj;  a  gigig-berd; — a 
i'lrt'Jez  ov  Tiiiindl. 

Throstle  SPINNING,  Kr6s-l-8pin-ig,  n.  de  akt  or 
s|iiiii|)  wid  (1e  tn.fl-spiiidl. 

Throttle,  Hrut-I,  n.  de  windpjp:  larigki.  HrrjU 
tail-,  n  k><ntr|vun8  or  valv,  tu  re;:;yiilat  dt  suplj 
ov  strin  tu  de  silinder  ov  a  aicm-cnjin. 

Tuuottle.  Hrot-I,  r.  t.  tu  (;uk:  tu  Btifukat. 

Throloii.  Hrco,  prt'p.  from  und  tu  end  ov;  pa<ig 
truui  wun  ^{d  Ttt  at  de  uder  ov;  ulog  de  bul  mas 
or  kuiup:i.'<  ov:  bj  transmijon  ov;  bj  menz  ov;  in 
koii-tkwcns  ov. 

THROfUH.  HnD,  ad.  from  wun  end  or  sjd  tu  de 
udi-r:  tu  de  end;  tu  de  ultimat  purpus  or  kon  - 
kliixon. 

Throighbrkd,  Hnfi-bred,*  a.  tdrobred. 

TiiRoLOHLKiUTED,  Hrd)-ljt-ed,*  a.  full  Ijted. 

TuROLonoLT,  Hra»-«t,  /re/',  kwjt  tnii;  in  everi 
PUri  ..v.  [pqrt, 

Throlghout,  RrtD--8t,  ad.  even  hw^r;  in  everi 

Throigiipaced,  Rnfi-|)a3t,*  a.  turu-past. 

Throve,  li  uv,  i.  from  Rric     Se  {Thrne.) 

Throw,  Hru,  r.  t.  [i.  tr<i),  j'S.  truig,  trun:]  tu 
isvnd  tu  a  dijtan:i  bj  projektil  furs;  tu  tlig;  tu 
kast;  tu  tos;  tu  put  wid  eni  vjuk-ns  or  t^malt; 
—it  komprjzcz  de  jdea  ov  hast,  iun,  or  negli- 
jcns;— tu  la  k.'irlo.<li  or  in  ba.-i;  tu  venty^r  at 
dj-:— tu  sprt-d  in  hast:  tu  uvcrtdrn  in  ri-^lig;  tu 
drjv;  tu  hurl;  tu  hwerl;  tu  twist  bj  hwerlig,  ax 
silk.  Tu  frcj  Hwa,  tu  ld)z:  tu  spend  in  van:  tu 
rrjekt.  Tu  tru  bale,  tu  rejekt:  tu  retort;  tu 
retlekt.  Tu  tru  hj,  tu  rejekt:  tu  la  a^jd.  Tu 
tru  dyn,  tu  subvert.  Thi  tro  <■/,  tu  ck-p^l;  tu 
rrjekt.  7>.(  tru  v/,  tu  egzert:  tu  brig  furt  intu 
akt:  tu  lev  behjnd:  tu  ejekt:  tu  eks|«l;  tu  re- 
jekt; tu  fk-^khpl.  7\i  tru  up,  tu  rezjn  aggrili; 
tu  emit;  tu  ejekt;  tu  brig  up. 

Throw,  Hru,  r.  i.  tu  p^'rform  de  akt  or  kastig; 
tu  kast  djs.  Tu  tro  abst,  tu  kast  ab'St;  tu  trj 
rk-pfili»-nts. 

Throw.  Hru,  n.  dt  akt  ov  kastig  er  truig:  a  kast; 
a  kusi  ov  djs;  de  distans  tu  hwiq  eni  tig  iz  tron; 
struk:  <-fort:  vjulcnt  sali; — a  pag,  ax  ov  cjldbert. 
Sr  <  Thr.  (.) 

Thrower,  hru-cr,  n.  wun  hot)  troz:  a  troster. 

Throwster.  Hr6-ster,  n.  wun  hat  truz  silk,  dat 
iz.  prrpJirz  it  for  de  wcver. 

Thrum.  )iruni.  n.  dr  endz  ov  a  weverx  tredx;  eni 
kurs  yorn:—  de  stamenz  ov  plants. 

TbrI'M,  lirum,  r.  t.  tu  wev:  tu  not;  tu  twist;  tu 
frinj:—  tu  i)la  kursli,  az  on  a  hqrp  or  git^r. 

Thrum,  Hrum,  i-.  i.  tu  grnt:  tu  pla  kursli. 

Thrim.  Hruiii.  a.  lund  ov  trumz:  kurs.      [tramx. 

Thri'MMV.    Hriini-i.   a.    kontanig.   or   rezemblig, 

Ihrimwort.  Hrtiiuwurt,  n.  de  woter-planten. 

Thrish.  Hru/.  n.  n  mclodius  sigig-berd.— <JW.) 
Q  dizt'/.  konsistig  ov  smol,  hwjt  ulserz.  UfxJn  de 
tug.  (xilnt,  and  gumz;  k<imou  tu  infant.*. 

Ibri'ST.  Hrust,  r.  t.  [i.  trust,  /«.  trusiig.  tmrt;] 
tu  puj  or  drjv  wid  furs:  tu  puj:  tu  drjv;  tu 
stab:-  tu  ki'miire-:  lu  im{>^l:  tu  urj;  tu  obtniid. 

Thrust  Hru-i,  r.  i.  tu  mak  a  h<'«til  puj:  tu 
»t:ik  wid  a  p<Tnted  wopn:  — tu  skwez  or  prw  in 
wid  viok-n":  tu  inlnfui:  lu  pu/  forwurd:  tu  troB. 

Thrust.  Hrust.  u.  a  hostil  puj:  a  stab:  aMMt;at«k. 
—  (-ircA.)  de  h(Tiioi)tal  furs  ov  an  qrq;  de  Rk 
Jon  ov  a  bem  er  ruf  tvr  agtfnst  a  wel. 


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TIC 


Thei'stee,  Rrdst-er,  n.  wan  hoD  trusts. 
THRL'STLii,  Rriis-l,  n.  a  truj;  trosl. 
Thrtfallow,  Rrj-fal-o,  v.  t.    Se  {Tnfallow.} 
Thug,  Bug,  or  Tug,  n.  a  member  ov  a  siggij^lar 

asojiajon  ov  ruberz  and  murdererz  in  India,  ho) 

praktis  murder  az  a  sakred  prinsipl. 
Thcggee.  Bug-E,        j  {Thvggenj.) 

Thuggism,  Bug-iz-m  S  \        yv    j  / 

Thl'GGeey,  Eug-er-i,  n.  &t  profejon  er  praktis 

ov  de  tugz. 
Thumb,  Bum,  n.  de  Jert,  tik  figger  ov  de  human 

hand,  anserig  tu  ds  uder  for.  [At  turn. 

Thumb.  Rum,  v.  t.  tu  handl  ekwardli;  tia  serl  wid 
Thumb-band,  Rum-band,  n.  a  twist  ov  eni  tig  az 

tik  az  de  turn. 
Thumbed,  Rumd,  a.  havig  tumz. 
Thumbkin.  Bum-kin,  n.  an  instroomentovtertyq,r. 
Thumb  ring,  Biim-rii),  n.  a  rig  worn  on  de  tum. 
Thumbsbeeadth,  Biimz-bredt,  n.  de  widt  ov  de 

tum:  iin  inq. 
Thumbstall,  Rdm-stel,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  timbl  fer 

de  turn:  a  kas  fer  de  tum,  ov  leder,  &s. 
Thumeestone,  Hq,-mer-ston,  n.  {Mi/i.}  a  kris- 

taljzd  mineral,  keld  eha  akninft. 
Thumite,  Ri^-mit,  n.  {Jliii.}  de  aksinjt. 
Thummim,  Ram-im,  n. //I.  {Heb.y  perfekjonz.  Se 

{Uril/l.) 

Thump,  Bump, J  n.  a  hqrd,  hevi,  dul  bio   wid 

sumtig  blunt;  a  nok. 
Thump.  Bump,J  v.  t.  tu  bet  wid  dul,  hevi  bloz. 
Thump,  Bump.j  «.  «'.  tu  fel  er  strjk  wid  a  dul, 

hevi  bio. 
Thumpee,  Rdmp-er,    n.    de   person  er  tig    dat 

tum|is — +^^umbudi  er  sumtig  hiy  er  grat. 
Thumping,  Riimp-ig,t  a.  grat;  hiy. 
Thundee,  Riin-der,  n.  de  nffz  prodi\,st  bj  an  eks- 

plojun  ov  Ijtnig,  er  bj  de  pasaj  ov  Ijtnig  troo  de 

^r  from  wun  klisd  tu  anuder,  er  from  a  klisd  tu 

de  gr-snd; — eni  1-sd  nffz  er  tumiiltynus  vjolens: 

— deuunjiajon  publijt. 
Thundee,  Riin-der,  r.  i.  tu  disi^qrj  de  elektrik 

fliyd  in  de  atmosfer;  tu  mak  a  l-sd  er  teribl  nerz. 
Thundee.  Riin-der,  v.  t.  tu  emit  wid  nerz  and 

terur:-  tu  publij,  az  a  denunjiajon  er  tret. 
Thcndeebolt,  Riin-der-bwlt,  n.  a  brilyant  strem 

ov   Ijiuig  :    fulminaj(m  ;— denunjiajon,   properli 

ek!eziastik;iL — tuuderston.  [tunder. 

Thunderclap.  Rdn-der-klap.    n.    eksplojon    ov 
Thu.>deecloud,  Run-der-^l-sd,  n.  a.  kllsd  atend- 

ed  wid  tunder.  [tunderz. 

Thundeeee,  Run-der-er,  n.  he  er   de   piser  dat 
Thundeei.ng,  Run-der-ig,  n.   emijon  ov  tunder: 

vjok-iic  iitTz.  [l-sd  nerz. 

Thundeeingly.  Riin-der-ig-li,   ad.   wid  a   veri 
Thunpershower,  Run-der'-J-s-er,  n.  a.  J-ger   ov 

ran  akuniiiaiiid  wid  tunder. 
Thunderstone,  Riin-der-.non,  n.  a  ston  fabyi^- 

lu.-li  .-U|  ozd  tu  be  emited  bj  tunder;  a  kristaljzd 

jurn  pirjtfz. 
Thunderstorm,  Rdn-der-sterm,   n.  a  storm   ov 

ran  iitpjulil   wid  tunder. 
Thundekstrike,  Rdn-der-.strjk,  v.  t.   [i.  and  ]i. 

tunUersiruk:]   tu  blast  or  hurt  wid  Ijtnig;— tu 

a.-^ton'j  wirl  ini  tig  teribl. 
Thunderstroke,  Rdn-der  strok, «..  a  tunderklap. 
Thundkrsxhuck,  Bdn-der-struk,^;.  a.  amazd:  as- 

'<)».|t  [tunder. 

Thundery.  Rdn-der-i,  a.  atendod  wid,  or  havig, 
Thunny.  Run-i,  n.  a  fij.     Se  {Tonny.) 
Thurible.  Ri\-ri-bl,  n.  a  senser;  a  pan  tu  burn 

iiisi  ii-  "f  fnigkinseus  in. 
Thueiferous.  Rii-rif-er-us,  a.  b^rig  fragkinsens. 
Thueifu'ation,  Rii-ri-fi-ka-Jon,  n.    de'   akt   ov 

1)1. rng  iiis'us  er  fragkin.«ens. 
Thuel,  Rurl,  n.  a  Jert  komiinikajon  betwen  de 

adiis  in  mjnz. 


Thuesday,  Rdrz-da,  n.    de  fift  da  ov  de  wek, 

hwiq  derjvz  it  nam  from  Etir,  de  old  Skandina- 

vian  gdd  ov  tunder. 
Thus,  JIus,  ad.  in  dis  maner;  tu  dis  degre;  so. 
Thus.  Rus,  n.  [L.]  de  rezin  ov  de  sprcDs  fer. 
Thwack,  Ewak,  t.  t.  tu  strjk  wid  sumtig  blunt 

and  hevi;  tu  bag;  tu  tump;  tu  belabor.    [O  Itj,- 

dikrus  wurd.] 
Thwack,  Ewak,  n.  a  hevi,  hqrd  bio;  a  tump. 
Thwaet,  Bwert,  a.  transvers;  beig  akros  sumtig 

els; — *pervers;  misqivus. 
Thwaet,  Bwert,*  ad.  oblekli;  atwert. 
Thwaet,  Bwert,  v.  t.  tu  kros;  tu  Ij  er  kum  akros; 

tu  upoz:  tu  travers;  tu  kontraven;  tu  rezist;  tu 

widstand.  [^ifl* 

Thwaet,  Bwert,  v.  i.  tu  be  in  opozijon  tu  sum- 
Thwaet,  Bwert,  7i.  {Naut.)  a  benq  ov  roerz. 
Thwaeting,  Rwert-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  krosig;  de 

akt  ov  opozig. 
Thwaetingly,  Bwert-ig-li,  ad.  opozitli;  wid  op- 

ozijiin. 
Thwaetly,  Ewort-Ii,  ad.  wid   opozijon;   trans- 

versli.  [nes. 

Thwaetness,  Ewert-nes,  n.  untoardnes;  pervers- 
Thy,  Hj,  pnon.  j)oz.,  er  pran.  adj.  ov  de;  belogig 

tu  de:  relatig  tu  de. 
Thyine-wood,  Bi-in-wud,  n.  a  prejus  wud. 
Thyme,  Tjm,  er  Bjm,  n.   an  aromatik  plant,  OT 

several  varirtiz. 
Thymelaceous,  Bim-e-la-Jus,  a.   {JSot.}  relatig 

tu  or  Ijk  tjm. 
Thymiatechny,  Eim-i-a-tek-ni,   n.    {Med.)    dc 

qit  ov  emplerig  perfi^mz  in  medisin. 
Thymy,  Tjm-i,  a.  ab>;ndig  wid  tjm. 
Thyris.  Bj-ris,  n.  {Eid.)  a  jenus  ov  bnterfljz. 
Thyroid,  Bj-rerd,  a.  {Anaf.}  apljd  tu  a  kqrtilaj 

plast  perpendikyi^larli  tu  de  krjkerd  kqrtilaj  ov 

de  larigks,  ov  hwiq  it  fermz  de  uper  and  anteri- 
or pqrt.     It  iz  sumtjmz  keld  Adams  ajd. 
Thyroideal,  Bj-ro-id-e-al,  a.  relatig  tu  de  tj- 

rtjrd  gland. 
Thyese,  Bers,  n.  {JSot.}  a  spejez  ov  infloresens; 

a  k'mpakt  panikl,  az  in  de  Ijlak  and  hers-qesnut. 
Thyesoid,  Eer-sed,  a.  {Bvt.)  rezemblig  a  ters  er 

ter^u<. 
Thyesus,  Eer-sus,  n.   [i.]    de  sper  er  septer  ov 

Bakus:  a  stof  entwjnd  wid  jvi  karid  bj  a  Baka- 

nal. —  {B"t.}  a  ferm  ov  infloresen.s.  Se  ( r/iy/vse.) 
Thysanuean,  Bis-a-ni^-ran,  n.  {£/it.)  an  amet- 

abolian  insekt. 
Thyself,  cLj-self,  pron.  remprokal,   As  er  de, 

wid  emfasis. 
Tiap,  T}-ar,        )  n.  a  kjnd  ov  bj  hat;  a  dres  fer 
Tiara,  Tj-a-ra,  i      de  hed:  a  djadem. 
TiAR.iED,  Tj-a-rad,  a.  furnijt  wid  a  tjara. 
Tibia,  Tib-i-a,  n.  [L.]  {Anat.}  de  Iqijer  ov  de 

tO)  bonz  hwiq  ferm  tte  sekond  segment  ov  de  leg; 

a  pip- 
Tibial,  Tib-i-al,  a.  relatig  tu  de  tibia,  er  a  pjp. 
TiCAL,  Ti-kel,  n.  a  Sjamez  kffn  ekwal  in  valyxf, 

tu  ab'st  siksti  sents. 
Tic  DOULOUEEUX,   Tik   doD-ldj-rcf).    [/)'.]    {Jled.y 

uiyaljia  in  de  fas;  an  aki^,t,  twiqig  pan  in   ds 

fas. 
Tichorehine,  Tik-or-jn,  n.  a  fosil  spejez  ov  rj- 

niseros. 
Tick.  Tik,  n.  a  tiket:  skor;  det;  trust:  kredit;— de 

l>is  ov  dogz  er  Jep: — de  kas  er  kuver  ov  de  fed- 

erz,  &s.,  ov  a  bed:  tikin: — a  kjnd  ov  ben;— a  bet 

nr  nerz  mad  bj  a  woq,  &s.,  in  tikig. 
Tick,  Tik,  c  i.  tu  run  on  skor;  tu  tru-^t;  tu  skor; 

-  lu  mak  Q  sljt  nerz,  az  a  klok  er  woq,  in  its 

vjbrajonz. 
Tick,  Tik,  «.  t.  tu  not  er  distiggwij  de  sekondz 

bi  iejiyi\lar  vjbrajon,  az  a  wi.q  er  klok. 
TiCKEN,  Tik-en,  n.  klot  fer  bcd-tiks:  tikig. 


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TlCEET,  Tik-et,  n.  a  twka  ov  a  rjt  or  det,  up<SD  de 

deliveri  uv  bwiq  •dmijon  it  gruu(«<i  ur  a  kUia 

akii6lejd:  u  luitrkt  ki^rd  or  »li|)  ov  i<1|jct. 
TicKtT.  Tik-ct,  (.  /.  lu  diitii);;wij  bj  a  liket. 
TuKiNO.  Tik-io,  n.  klot  l..r  bij-iiki;  a  lik. 
TlcKLJC.  Tik  I,   r.  t.  tu  afekl  wirt  a  prajricnl  »en- 

Mjoo  b(  tl^t  tuqoi;  lu  ktfs  tu  Iqf;  tu  plei  b{  slit 

Kmtifika/uiit. 
Tli'KLE,  Tik-I,  r.  ».  tu  fel  titila/iiD.       for  plexvz. 
Tu'KLKBKAiN,  Tik-l-bran,  n.  he  ur  dat  bwi<j  iiklx 
TicKLt.N'BL'Kti,  Tik  k-u-burg,  u.  a  iiert  uv  wulcn 

diuf. 
TiCKLENCss,  Tik-1  lies,*  n.  unstedines;  tiklijnes. 
Tk'KLKK,  Tik  k-r,  n.  wun  ha>  tikU.         [titilii/<>n. 
TuKLi.vu,  Tik-liy,  n.  de   akt  uv   wun   ha>   liklz: 
Ticklish,  Tik-li/,    a.    .'unsibl    tu    titilajon;  ezili 

tikid:— difikull  tu  be  tu(jt:   totorit);    uus^rtc-n; 

uufikit. 
Ticklishly.  Tik-liJ-li,  ad.  \a  a  tiktij  maocr. 
T1CKLI8UNK88,  Tik-UJ-nes,  u.    de  slat  uv    beig 

tikhj. 
TiCKstED.  Tik-sed,  n.  a  plant. 
TicKTACK,  Tik  Uk,  n.   a  v{bralig,  smel  uttt; — a 

({Jim.     :<t  {Tricklrai-L-.y 
TicKTACK,  Tik-iak,  ad.  l{k  de  imiivincnt  ov  a  wu^. 
TiD.  Tid,*  a.  tender;  mhIi;  n'l^. 
Tidal.  Th1-h1,  a.  rtUtiig  tu  de  tjdz. 
TiUBiT.  lid-bit.  It.  u  duiiti:  a  ^inol,  delikat  pex. 
TlUfc,  T{d,  n.  tjiu;  etta:  bwih — de  ulu-rnat  eb  and 

flu,  or   rts   and  ("l.  ov  de  ujan  t>r  sc; — vjuk-nt 

k6iifliien^;  akijujiiiHted  muUitiid:   streui;   kurs. 

Tid-l<k,  a  lok  bwiq  yiinjls  q  burbor  or   river 

wid  a  kaaal. 
Tii>k.  T(d,  r.  t.  tu  driv  wid  de  strem. 
Tide,  T|d,  r.  t.    tu  bapn:   tu    betjd: — tu  nur  a 

tlud:  tu  i«al  wid  de  t{d.  [Itu^n. 

TiucuATE.  Tjd-gat,  n.  a  |>a.-<aj  for  de  tjd  iatu  u 
TlDbL(-M8.  Tid-le.',  a.  baviy  nu  l{d. 
TiDK-MiLL,  T(d-iuil.  n.  u  woter-uil  put  intu  op- 

emjon  b{  de  alternat  flu  and  ob  ov  de  t[d. 
TiDKSMAN,  Tjdi-uian.  /'., /7.  T{dz-uieD:a  ku8tom- 

bus  oli«er  ha»  wo<^ez  ud  burd  ov  uii-r<janl-vejioU 

hw}l  kdnti'iuabl  gudz  reman  un  bojrd. 
Tide-table.  Tidia-bl,  n.  a  tabl  juio  de  tim  ov 

h(  woii-r  at  sundri  plascz. 
TiDKWAiTfctt,  T)d-wat-er,  n.  an  ofiser  ba>  wo^ez 

de  laiidiu  civ  gudz  at  df  ku:^t<iin-b')ts. 
TiDt-WAV,  Tj'l-wn,  n.   dat    [iqrt   ov   a    river,  er 

<;:iiR'l,  iu  bwi<j  de  t{d  ubz  and  floz  ijtr<i))li. 
Tidily.  Tj-di-li.  ad.  in  a  tidi  uianer:  netii;  redili. 
T1D1NI-S8.  T|-di-nes,  n.  dental  <iv  beij)  lidi;  Detne.-<. 
TiDiNOH.  T(-diyz,  n.  I'l.  ni^z:  iuielijuu:^:  iu^idents 

related. 
TiDT,  Ti-di,  a.  i\m\\:  stznabl:— beig  in  gud  order; 

drest  wid  fitne<i;  klen  and  net;  u]i. 
TlDT,  T|-di,  n.  a  pes  ov  nit  wurk,  er  a  klot,  tu 

tr«  (jviT  de  bak  ov  an  qriu-«j;(r  or  miw; — a  Ijt 

■gler  kuverig  f.<r  a  <yld:  a  pinafur. 
TiK,  Ti,  r.  t.  tu  bind;  tu  fasn  wid  a  not;  tu  nit: 

tu  komplikat;  tu  buld;  tu  fusn;  tu  hinder:  (u 

ob«trdkt;  tu  ublj:  lu  kunntran;  tu  reslnin;  tu 

kuufiu. 
Tik.  Ti,  n.  a  not:  fuiiniD;  bond;  ubliga/on:  not  ov 

b^r;  a  bqr  su  pla.^t  az  tu  rtzi>t  <i  droio   fur«;— 

de  ••tat  prudii't  bj  an  ekwal  number  ov  vcila  nn 

ta>  6pwul  sidt;  evu  baUn.i;  wunt  ov  drMi^un. 
TiKa.  Tcr,  ».  a  ro;  a  raok:  a  «eriet  ov  tiQi. 
Tike.  Tj-er,  «.  wun  dat  tjz:— a  ^Idz  apum.     Se 

TlKBCK,  Tent.  »<r  Tvrs,  n.  a  vesel  holdip  de  t^rd 
pqrt  ov  a  pip:  42  galoui.- (J/(/«.  >  a  U-nl.  ur  io- 
tcrv;il  uv  a  t«»rd. — \Her.)  a  feld  divjdod  intu 
trc  area  I. 

TiKKCEL.  T^r-scl.  HT  Tfr-tel,  a.  de  mal  hok  er 
Ku>h'>k.  bcig  a  t^rd  lea  dmo  de  femal; — hLn  aUo 
{Urcel)  and  {Uustl.) 


TiEKCEMAjoK,  Terz-ma-jor,  n.  a  «ekwen«  ov  At 

bvi  tie  kqrdz. 
TiEBCET.  Ter-wt,  n.  a  triplet:  Ire  linz. 
TitRSLTAT,  Te'rz-a-t4,  n.  [Fr.]  At  tyrd  e«tit  or 

onb-r:  <te    koiu'inalii,  in  diiiiykjoa  frum  de  do- 

biliii  iind  klerji. 
Tirv.  Tit.  r.  i.  lu  drea;  tu  dek. 
TiKrAXY,  Tif-a-ni,  n.  gr>zi  or  veri  tin  silk. 
TiKKix.  Tif-in,  n.  u  ^n  rr|>u-t-  a  lan(;<>n. 
Tig,  Ti;;,  //.  a  plu  in  hwi<j  (^ildrcn  trj    tu   tOQ  ef 

uder  luDl;— in  de  Vqniied  riiaiD  kold  tao.     Se 

TiOE,  Tej,  n.  [Fr.]  (y<rcA.)  At  /aft  ov  a  kolan 

friitn  de  asiragul  tu  de  kapital. 
TiUEK.  Tj-ger,  n.  a  veri   fers  best  ov  pra,  ov  de 

jenu.''  {jili-K,)  ab'st  de  «jz  ov  de  lion. 
TiOEttCAT.  Tj-ger-kat,  «.  a  kwodroiped;  de  6eielot 

or  kuIain'Kiit. 
TiGtKKOoT.  Ti-ger-fut,  «.  a  plant. 
TiGfcB  rooTED,  Tj-ger-fut-ed,  a.  swift  az  a  tiger. 
TiGEUiiHLLL.  Ti-ger-Jel,   7«,    de    rod  vwliitu,  wid 

Iqrj,  hwjt  ^polil.  ^not  lekL 

Ti(;iiT.  Tit.  H.  tens;  fast;  tenajus;  klus;  nut  lius; 
Tight.  Tji,  c.  t.  tu  mak  tit:  tu  tiio. 
Tighten,  T{t-n,  r.  t.  tu  mak  tit;  tu  dre  tug^dei^ 

— tu  strain.  [or  ribon. 

Tighter.  T|C-cr,  n.  he  or  dat  bwi^    titnz;  a  las 
Tightly.  T{t-li,  ad.  in  a  t^l  uianer;  klu^ii. 
TiGHTStJis,  Tji-nes,  ».  de  slut  ov  beig  tit. 
T1GIIT8.  T{is,t  n.  ])l,  a  klc^s  gqrment;  paotaUbos 

hwh;  fit   kltw. 
Tigress.  Tj-gre«,'f».  de  feuial  uv  de  tiger. 
TiGKiKE,  Tj-grin,  a.  lik  a  tiger;  fcrujus:  tigri/. 
TioKisH.  Tj-gr  /,  a.  rez^mblig  a  tiger:  fers. 
Tike.  T|k,  n.  u   dug;  a   kur: — a    kliSD:  a   vulgar 

jwr-'oii. 
TiLBi  EOH.  Til-burg,  ;  n.  a  txs-bweld  plejur-karij; 
TiLBL'KY,  Til-bur-i,    i      a  s«rt  ov  /az. 
Till,  T^l,  n.  a   bred,  tin   brik,  er  qrtifi/al  ston, 

yqzd  for  kuverig  bildigz,  or  for  pavig. 
Tile,  Tjl,  r.  t.  tu   kuver  wid   tili:  tu   kuver  as 

wi  t  liiz. 

TiLEKiLS.  T{l-kil,  n.  a  kil  in  hwi(j  tilz  qr  mad. 
TiLEK.  Til-er.  u.  wun  hin  kaverz  hlsz.-z  wid  ijiz. 
TiLi'^o.  Tjl-ig.  71.  de  akt  ov  kuverig  wid  tilz.  till 

kolekiivli:  a  nbf  kuverd  wid  tilz. 
Till.  Til,  n.  a  muni-bokser  droer:  a  tiler; — kors, 

ijlxliirat  btnd. 
Till.  Til,  /t«/>.  tu  de  tim  or;  until. 
Till.  Til,  k"nj.  or  ad.    lu  de  ((m  bwon:  lu  de 

tjiu  dat;  tu  de  degre'  dat.      Til  ns,  tu  de  prei- 

eiit  tim.     Til  dri-,u\  dat  tim. 
Till.  Til,  r.  t.  tu  turn  up  de  frt  wid  de  plu:  tu 

|.l-x    tu  kultivat:-    tu  pre (i^r;  tu  pruki^r. 
Tillable,  Til-a-bl,  a.  dal    ma    be   tild  er  plvd; 

aribl. 
Tillage.  Til-aj,  n.  At  akt  ov  tilig:  de  stat  o7 

bri|)  tild:  -  land  dat  ix  tild:  kulr^'qr;  kultiva/on. 
Tiller,  Til-or,  h.  wun  bat  tilt;  u  buzbaudmao:  a 

kiiltivnior:-  a  yug  gruig  Ire:  a  stem  i»r  brun^  ov 

bwKl:-  a  muni-boks  or  til.— (.Viiu/.)  At  bqr  er 

|ies  ov  timber  bi  bwi(j  a  ruder  iz  uitbvd. 
Tiller.  Til-er.  r.  t.  lu  send  fart  siemz  from  de 

niits.  az  11  kulmiferus  plant. 
Tillering.  Til-er-ig.  n.  de  ukt  or  putig  furt/Ata. 
Tiller  kofe,  Til-er-rui),  n.  <.Vui//.)  a  rup  bwiq 

U.iiieKts    It  tiler  wid  (te  hwel. 
T1LMU8.  Til-mus.  n.  {Mtd.)  de  pikig  ov  de  bcd- 

klu  u.  u  simtom  ov  de  fatal  tfrmiuii/on  io  sum 

di^triierz;  floksiln/on. 
Tilt,  Tilt,  n.  a  tent;  kanvns  rnzd  over  de   b^; 

de  kuver  ov  u  but:-  a  uiiliiari  gam  in  bwiij  de 

kombaiants  run  ag^nst  cq  udor  wid  luo«es  oa 

horsbak:  a  trust;-  inklinajon  forword.  aa.a  v«s«l 

iz  a-/i//,  bwco  it  it  so  iukl^ud  dat  de  likor  ibk 

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Tilt,  Tilt,  v.  t.  tia  kuver,  az  a  tilt  ov  a  bot:— tu 
raz  and  ptrnt,  az  a  wepn  in  tilts; — tia  set  in  a 
slopii)  postynr,  az  a  barel:  tia  turn  up  so)  ds  kon- 
tentsma  run  -st,  az  a  vesel. 

Tilt,  Tilt,  r.  i.  tu  run  in  tilts  er  ta>rnaments;  tia 
fit  wirt  rapierz;  tu  ruj  or  strjk,  az  in  kombat; — 
tia  ful  on  wun  sjd,  er  in  a  slopip  postynr. 

Tilt-boat,  Tilt-bot,  n.  a  bot  wid  a  tilt  kuverii). 

TiLTEE,  Tilt-er,  n.  wun  bflo  tilts;  wun  ho)  fits. 

Tilth,  Tilt,  «.  Az  kondijon  ov  land  after  pl'sii): 
kultyii^r;  tilaj;  dat  hwiq  iz  tild;  de  dept  ov  serl 
turnd  up  bi  de  pi's  er  spad. 

Tilt-hammer,  Tilt-bam-er,  n.  a  Iqrj  hamer,  lift- 
ed bj  majeneri,  yn,zd  in  fcarjig  jurn  er  stel;  trip- 
hamer.  [odrom. 

Tilt-yard,  Tilt-yqrd,  n.  a  plas  fer  tiltiij;  a  hip- 

TlMBER,  Tim-ber,  n.  wud  fit  fer  bildig:  de  man 
truijk  ov  a  trE;  de  man  bemz  ov  a  fabrik;  a  rib, 
er  uprjt  pes  ov  wiad  in  a  Jips  fram; — materialz 
fer  eni  yi^s.  [timber;  tu  suport. 

Timber,  Tim-ber,  v.  t.  tu  furnij   wid   bemz   er 

Timbered,  Tim-berd,  a.  furnijt  wid  timber; — 
but:  fflrmd;  kontrjvd. 

Timber-head,  Tim-ber-hed,  n.  de  top  end  ov  a 
timber  in  Jips;  keld  elso  {hevel-Jiead .) 

Timberling.  Tim-ber-lii).  n.  a  smel  trs. 

Timber-merchant,  Tim-ber-mer-qant,  n.  wun 
hit)  dglz  in  timber. 

Timber-sow,  Tim-ber-s"s,  n.  a  wurm  in  wud. 

Timber-trade,  Tim-ber-trad,  n.  trafik  er  trad  in 
timber. 

TiMBKR-TREE,  Tim-ber-trE,  n.  a  tre  fer  timber. 

Timber-work,  Tim-ber-wurk,  n.  wurk  fermd  ov 
timber.  [ber. 

Timber-yard,  Tim-ber-yqrd,  n.  a  yqrd  fer  tim- 

Timbre,  er  Timber,  Tim-ber,  «.  {Her-.}  de  krest 
hwiq,  in  eni  aqEvment,  standz  on  ds  top  ov  de 
helmet. 

Timbrel,  Tim-brel,  7i.  a  kjnd  ov  mq,zikal  instrdo- 
ment  wid  belz  rsnd  de  rim,  plad  bj  pulsajon. 

Timbrelled,  Tim-breld,  a.  sui)  tia  de  timbrel. 

Timbubine,  Tim-bii,-ren,  n.     Se  {Tambourine.) 

Time,  Tjm,  n.  a  limited  porjon  ov  dqrajon:  a 
degre  ov  di],raJon,  mqrkt  bj  periodz  er  mevjqrz, 
qefli  fermd  bj  mojonz  ov  de  hevnli  bodiz,  az  a 
yer,  a  munt,  and  a  da;  spas  ov  tjm;  interval;  Ijf, 
konsiderd  az  empltrd,  er  destind  tu  emplerment: 
sezn;  proper  tjm;  kontinja^ans;  aj;  era;  epok; 
period;  dat;  oporti^niti;  erli  tjm;  partikyqlar 
tjm;  Stat  ov  fcigz  di],rii)  a  tjm;  'sr  ov  qjldbert; — 
repetijon  ov  eni  tii),  er  menjon  wid  referens  tu 
repetijon;  az,  "ten  tjmz."— (J/«s.)  dat  afekjon 
ov  s-»nd  bj  hwiq  Jertnes  er  lei)t  iz  denominated, 
az  regqrdz  its  kontini\iti  on  de  sam  degrs  ov  ti|n. 
Apqient  tfrn,  iz  de  tjm  dsdi^s*.  from  obzervajonz 
ov  de  sun,  and  iz  de  sam  az  dat  Jon  bj  a  prop- 
erli  adjusted  sun-djal.  It  iz  elso  kold  solar  tpn 
and  tray  tpn.  Men  t'lm,  iz  de  tjm  Jon  bj  a  wel- 
regyqlated  klok;  it  iz  sumtjmz  *16  minits  sooner 
er  later  dan  dat  Jon  bj  de  sun;  and  it  wud  be 
de  sam  az  dat  Jon  bj  de  sun,  if  de  sun  wer  elwaz 
in  de  ekwator,  and  hiz  ap^rent  djiirnal  mojonz 
in  de  hevnz  wer  yqniferm.  S/derfal  tfrn  iz  de 
porjon  ov  a  sidereal  da  hwiq  haz  elapst  sins  de 
transit  ov  de  ferst  perntov  EIriez.  It  reprezents, 
at  eni  moment,  de  rjt  asenjon  ov  hwotever  ob- 
jekt  iz  den  upon  de  meridian.  Adrommikal 
tim  ov  da,  iz  de  tjm  past  men  noon  ov  dat  da, 
and  iz  reknd  on  tu  24  yrz  in  men  tjm. 

Time,  Tjm,  v.  t.  tu  ad;ipt  tu  de  tjm';  tu  brii)  er 
dcD  at  a  proper  tjm;  tu  regyi^lat  az  tu  tjm; — tu 
me^qr  hqrmonikali. 

TiME-ENDL'RiNG,  Tim-en-di'ir-ig,  a.  lastij  az  tjm. 

Timeful.  Tjm-ful,*  a.  s^znabl;  tjmli;  erli. 

Time  HONORED,  Tjm-on-ord,  a.  lop  held  in  onor; 
onord  wid  aj. 


Timekeeper,    Tjm-kep-er,    n.     he   er   dat  hwiq 

keps  I  jm;  a  tjm-pes;  a  woq  er  klok  dat  keps  tjm. 
Timeless,  Tjm-les,  a.  unseznabl;  untjmli;  imati^; 

dun  befor  de  tjm; — endles. 
TiMELESSLY,  Tjm-les-li,  ad.  unseznabli. 
Timeliness,  Tjm-li-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  tjmli. 
Timely,  Tjm-li,  a.  seznabl:  sufijentli  erli. 
Timely.  Tim-li,  a.d.  erli;  siiin;  seznabli. 
Timeol'S,  Tim-e-us,  a.  tjmli;  seznabl. 
Timeously,  Tjm-e-us-li,  ad.  in  dq  tjm. 
Timepiece,  Tjm-pes,  n.  a  klok  er  a  woq;  a  tim- 

keper. 
Timepleaser,  Tjm-plez-er,  n.  a.  tjmserver. 
Timeserver,  Tjm-serv-er,  n.  wun  hen  menli  kom- 

pljz  wid  de  tjmz,  er  st^ts  hiz  opinyonz  and  ak- 

Jonz  tu  de  tjmz. 
Timeserving,  Tjm-serv-ig,  n.  men  kompljans  wid 

de  tjmz,  wid  de  prevalii)  opinyonz,  er  wid  prez- 

ent  pTser. 
TiMEWORN,  Tjm-worn,  a.  worn  bj  lor)  yi^s. 
Timid,  Tim-id,  a.  ferful;  timorus;  wontii)  kuraj; 

ezili  frjtnd;  afrad;  k'sardli. 
Timidity,  Ti-mid-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beii)  tim- 
id; wont  ov  kuraj;  fer;  ferfulnes. 
TiMiST,  Tjm-ist,  n.  wun  hoo  keps  mii,zikal  tjm; — 

a  tjmserver. 
TiMOCRACY,  Tj-mok-ra-si,  n.  a  ferm  ov  guvem- 

ment,  in  hwiq  a  serten  am"snt  ov  properti  iz 

rekwizit  az  a  kwolifikajon  fer  ofis,  er  wun  hwiq 

iz  a  kjnd  ov  men  betwen  an  aristokrasi  and  an 

oligqrki. 
TiMONEER,  Tim-o-ner,  n.  {Naut.)  de  helmzman. 
Timorous,  Tim-or-us,  a.  ferful;  ful  ov  fer  and 

skrcopl;  timid;  ezili  fntnd.  [fer. 

Timorously,  Tim-or-us-li,  ad.  ferfuli;  wid  mug 
Timorousness,  Tim-or-us-nes,  n.  ferfulnes. 
TiMORSOME,  Tim-or-sum,J  a.  timid;  timorus. 
Timothy-grass,  Tim-o-ti-gras,    n.    q   valyq,abl 

kjnd  ov  gras,  kiiltivated  fer  foder.     It  iz  keld  in 

Iijgland  kats-tal-gras,  and  in  sum  pqrts  ov  de 

Yi]^njted  Stats  herdz-gras,  er  Thurdz-gras. 
Tin,  Tin,  n.  a  yi^sful  metal,  ov  hwjtij  kulor;  and 

vcri  millEabl;  a  pes  ov  tin;  a  tin  plat  ov  jurn 

kuverd  wid  tin. 
Tin,  Tin,  v.  t.  tu  kuver  wid  tin. 
Tincal,  Tii)-kal,  n.  de  komerjal  nam  ov  ruf  er 

krood  boraks,  az  imported  from  India;  borat  ov 

soda.  [ov  tin. 

Tin-canister,  Tin-kan-is-ter,  n.  a  kanister  mad 
Tinctorial,  Tii)k-t6-ri-al,  a.  relatig  tu  tii)ktyqr; 

kulori;). 
Tincture,  Tir)kt-yTq,r,  n.  a  tinj  er  Jad;  kulor  er 

tast  sqperaded  bj  sumtir);  a  sljt  tast  er  relij; — 

ekstrakt  ov  de  f  jner  pqrts. — {Her.'}  a  metal;  a 

kulor:  fur. 
Tincture,  Tigkt-yq^r,  t.  t.  tu  imbq,  er  impr^g- 

nat  wid  sum  kulor  er  tast;  tu  tinj;  tu  imbq. 
Tindal,    Tin-dal,  n.  a  nativ  ofiser   empled  in 

India. 
Tinder,  Tin-der,  n.  sumtig  veri  inflamabl,  yi^zd 

tu  kaq  f jr,  er  tu  kindl  from  a  spqrk.  [tinder. 
Tinder-box,  Tin-der-boks,  n.  a  boks  fer  holdig 
TiNDER-LiKE,  Tin-der-ljk,  a.  Ijk  tinder;  inflamabl. 
Tine,  Tjn,  n.  de  toot  ov  a  haro; — de  spjk  ov  a 

fork;  a  prog. 
Tinea,  Tin-e-a,  n.  [/..]  {ifed.)  de  skeld-he4. 
TiNED,  Tjnd.  a.  havig  a  tjn  er  tjnz. 
Tinfoil,  Tin-fs'l,  n.  tin  redqst  tu  a  tin  lef. 
Ting,  Tig, J  r.  i.  tu  s-snd  az  a  bel;  tu  tigkl. 
Ting,  Tig,  n.  a  Jqrp  s-snd,  az  ov  a  bel. 
Ting,  Tig,  n.  de  rcDm  in  a  tijnez  tempi  kontanig 

de  jdol. 
Tinge,  Tinj,  v.  t.  tu  impregnat  er  imbi],  wid  a 

kulor  er  tast;  tu  tigktynr;  tu  dj. 
Tinge,  Tinj,  w.  a  kulor;  a  stan;  a  tint. 
Tin-glass,  Tin-glas,  n.  a  nam  ov  bizmut. 


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Tingle,  Tin-j;l,  r.  i.  tii  fcl  scnsihl  ov  a  a^nJ;  tu 
huv  I  tius''U'  **  '"  ^'  "^''  ''^  '"'^  **  iWt  vjliru- 
Uari.  Irilin  sfii!<ajun. 

Ti.NOLiNO.  Tiu-glii),  ».  a  kjiid  ov  pan  or  plcsqr 
Mri'i  <i  .■'unsdjuii  ov  mojon;  u  nffz  in  At  erz. 

TixK,  Tii)l<.  «^'  *•  "^  ""•''  •*   JVP)   /'■'l    '""!  ^iJ 

tiokl.  l"V  bras,  4.1. 

TiNKKB,  Tiflk-cr,  r.  t.  and  »'.  tu  mend  old  vesclx 
TiNKca,  Tiyk-er,  n.  wun  hat  tigkii; — a  aieuderuv 

ul'l  bras  or  uu'tal  w:ir. 
TiXKKRixo,    Tijjk-er-ii),    n.     At    emplflrment    or 

wurk  (iv  a  tiykcr. 
TiNKKKLY,  Tiuk-LT-li,  ad.  IJk  a  tijjkor. 
Tinkle,  Tiuk-I,  r.  i.  tu   niak  a  Jurp,  kwik  nffz; 

tu  kliok;  tu  tig;  tu  tiyk:  tu  tio^l. 
Tinkle,  Tiok-1,  r.  t.  tu  koz  tu  kliyk. 
Tinkle.  Tink-I,  /*.  a  klij)k;  a  kwik,  Jcirp  nflfz. 
Tinkling.  TiDk-lig,  n.  u  kwik  ncrz;  a  tigkl. 
TiNMA.N,  Tin-man,  n.,/il.  Tin-iucn;  a  luun^'i^fakt- 

viirorov  tin,  or  ov  jurn  tind  uvur:  a  drK-r  in  tin. 
Tinner,  Tin-er,  n.  wun  hoo  wurks  in  tin  er  tin 

nijnz:  a  tinman. 
Tinnient,  Tin-i-ent,  a.  cmitig  a  kler  sisnd. 
Tinning,  Tin-iu,  n.  de  akt  ov  kuvcrig  wid  tin. 
Tinny,  Tin-i,  a.  abifndig  wid  tin:  sTindiy  lik  tin. 
Tin-pl.\TE,  Tin-i)lat,  n.  a  tin  Jtt  ov  jurn  kuverd 

on  but  s[dz  wia   tin; — an  altf   ov   jurn  and  tin, 

furiml  iiitu  iilnt.-i,  kold  tin-jihiU  or  h'cit-iurn. 
Ti.NSEL,  Tin-!'i;l,  /(.  a  kjnd  ov  Jjiiiu  kli«t;— a  veri 

tin   metalik   plat,   Jui   and  glitcri{),  but  ov  litl 

valyn; — a   Jiniy  trifl;    cni  tifl  Joi  and  ov  litl 

valyii. 
Tinsel,  Tin-scI,  a.  spcjus;  Joi:  plozibl;  sqpcrfijal. 
Tin.sel,  Tin-sel,  r.  t.  tu  dekorat,  az  wia   tinsel. 
Tinstone,  Tin-.«tun,  n.  {.Vin.}  an  oksid  ov  tin. 
Tint,  Tint,  «.  a  d[:  a  tinj;  a  kiilor. 
Tint,  Tint,  /•.  /.  tu  tinj;  tu  kuior. 
TiNTAMAR,  Tin-ta-m^r,*  n.    a   konfi^zd   nerz;   a 

bidcii.'<  Mkrj. 
TiNTiNNABiLARY,  Tin-ti-nab-yn-la-H,  a.  rclatig 

ti.i   (1    bel:    sTSiidifl. 
TiNWORii,  Tiu-wurm,  n.  an  insekt. 
Tiny,  Tj-ni.J  a.  litl;  smul;  puni. 
Tip,  Tip,  n.  Ae  top;  end;  p«rnt:  ckstrcmiti; — wun 

jH^rt  ov  rte  pla  at  njnpinz;  a  tro. 
Tip,  Tip,  r.  t.  tu  top;  tu  end;  tu  kuvur  on  Ae 

end:-  tu  (;iv;--tu  strjk   Ijtli;  tu   tap.      Tu  ti'ii 

(jrer,  tu  turn  over;  tu  kap.-sjz.     Tu  tip  up,  tu 

itiz  up  wun  end,  az  ov  a  kqrt,  so  dat  de  kuntcnt^i 

nio  pus  Ttt. 
Tip,  Tip,+  r.  «.  wid  'f,  tu  fol  of;  tu  dj. 
Tippet,  Tip-et,  n.  fur  or  samtin  cl.i  worn  abit 


dt  iiok. 


in  cl.i  ' 
lUf  uv 


rer  de  kup 


Tipple,  Tip-1,  r.  i.  tu  drijjk  tu  ek.<t's:  tu  wast 
Tipple,  Tip-1,  r.  t.  tu  dri^k  in  liiksy^ri  orekse.s: 

--tu  luak  hn  in  a  i^rten  manor. 
Tipple.  Tiii-I,  n.  dripk;  likor. 
Tippled,  Tip  Id,  a.  tijisi;  drujk. 
Tippler,  Tn>-K'r,  >i.  wun  bit)  tipli;  a  druflkard. 
Tippling,  Tip-li\),  n.  dt  akt  ov  drigkigtu  ckse.". 
TiPPLiNo-uoiSE,  Tip-lio-hT5s,  n.  a  publikdrigk- 

ill  bx-. 
TiPsiLT,  Tii>-si-li,  aJ.  in  a  tip«i  maner. 
TiPSTAKK.  Tip-staf,  n.  an  ofi.scr  wid  u  staf  tipt 

wid  ineiul;  u  kun!«tabl; — At  -itof  .«o  tipt. 
Tipsv,  Tij>-»i,  a.  drugk:  fudld:  intuk-sikntcd. 
Tiptoe,  Tip-to,  «.  dr  oiul  ov  dt  to;-  utmost  hit. 
TiP-TOP,  Tip-top,  n.  At  sumit:  dr  utmost  dtgrt. 
Tip  TOP,  Tip-tt>p,  a.  At  hiesl;  btij)  on  Ae  ton. 
TiPPi  LA,  Ti. n,t  ,a   j  n.  [L]  {£>U.)   a   loD-legcd 
TiPiLA,      "PH'i.  {      in.^okt. 
Tirape,  Ti-rad,  cr  Ti-n\d,  ii.  a  stran;  a  stran  ov 

invfktiv  or  sonjqr:  vjolcnt  doklnrajon. 
Tire,  Tjr,  n.   fiimitiir:  aparntus;— dt  jurn  band 

or  hAp  ov  a  hwrl; — [a  ro;  a  hcd-dros.     Se  (TV- 

ara. )]—atir;  a  ^jldz  npum.    St  (TliVr.) 


Tire,  Tjr,  r.  t.  tu  fat^jf:  tu  mak  wrri;  tu  luru; 

tu  jiid;  tu  wijr  nt  wid  lub^ir  or  irdyusnta). 
TiRK,  Tjr,  r.  /.  tu  btkiim  wtri  or  fategdj — 'tu 

fed  ur  ura  u]>ijn. 
Tired,  Ijnl, /'.  a.  fatigd;  wrri. 
TiKEi>NE88,  Tjrd-nen,  n.  de  8tat  ov  btig  tjrd;  we- 

rincH. 
TiRE-.SMiTU,  T|r-8mit,  n.  wun  hot  mak.i  jum-work 

f'lr  koqt-z,  As. 
TiRE.suME.  Tjr-sum,  a.  werisam;  fattgig;  tcdjiu. 
TiuESOMELT,  Tjr-sum-li,  ad.  in  u  t[rsum  maner. 
TIRE.SUMENEKS,  T|r-sum-ne8,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  be- 

i{)  tirsum. 
Tihing  house,  Tir-ig-hTss,  j  n.  Ae  dresio-r«i)m  or 
TiRiNOROOM,  Tjr-io-nbm,  I      a  ttutor. 
Tiro,  Tj-ro,  n.  [L.]   a  yug  or  ro  soljer  on  hii 

fc-rst  kampau; — a  l^rner;  a  beginer;  a  novia.    8e 

i'Tl/ro.y 
Tirocinium,  Ti-ro-sin-i-um,  n.  [L.]  Ae  f?rat  s^r- 

vis  ov  u  suljer;  dt  rJUlimonts  ov  eni  qrt;  uovijiat; 

— dt  tjtl  ov  a  poem  bj  KTSi^r,  giviy  a  rtvii  ov 

publik  skiblz. 
TiRONiAN,  Tj-ro-ni-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Tjro,  a  frcd- 

man  and   favorit  ov  Sisero,  and  apljd  tu  ncjlg, 

hwi(j  wt/r  Ae  Jnrthand  ov  Ae  anjent  liuuiunz. 
TiRRA-LiRRA,  Tir-a-lir-a,  n.  Ae  not  ov  de  Iqrk. 
TiRWiT,  Tt-r-wit,  /».  Q  berd. 
'Tis,  "Tiz,  it  iz;— ofn  so  kontnikted  in  poctri. 
Tisic,  Tiz-ik,  n.  konsumjon.     Se  {Phthinic.} 
TisiCAL,  Tiz-i-kal,  a.   konsdmtiv.     Se  {FfUhiti- 

caL) 
TisicKY,  Tiz-ik-i,    a.    konsdmtiv;    tizikal. 
TisRi,  Tiz-rj,  u.  Ae  ferst  munt  ov  de  IlEbnusivil 

yir,  and  de  scvnt  ov  de  eklrziiistikal  yer,  beiga 

|iqrt  ov  September  and  ov  Oktober. 
Tissue,  TiJ-i^,  u.  klot  iuterwovn  wid  gold  er  sil- 
ver, or  figyurd  kulorz;  tekstynr;  Q  konekted  se- 

T'\ei.—{Bitt.  and   Anat.)  a  tin,  membranus  er- 

gunizajon  ov  (Kirt^,  konsistig  ov  a  varjeti  ov  formz 

klo^li  komp.-ikted. 
Tissue.  TiJ-q,  r.  t.  tu  interwev;  tu  varicgat. 
Tit,  Tit,  n.  eni  tig  smol;  a  sm.il  hors; — a  wuman, 

in  kontcint.    (I  tilms*,  or  tuinlit,  a  berd.    TUfvr 

tat,  ekzakt  retaliajon:  a  f.^r  ekwivalent. 
Titan,  Tj-tan,  n.   {Mijth.)    a    fabyi^lus    beig.— 

{<'h<iii.)  a  kalknrtus  ert;  a  metal. 
TiTANiAN,  Ti-ta-ni-an,    a.    ert-born;    rtlatig    tu 

Tjtan; — rtlatig  tu  titanium. 
Titanic,  Ti-tan-ik,  a.  rtlatig  tu  titanium. 
TiTANiPKEOUS,  Tj-tan-if-er-us,  a.  prodi^sig  tita- 
nium. 
TiTANiTE,  Tj-tan-jt,  n,  {3lin.)  a  nativ  oksid  ot 

titti  Ilium. 
TiTANiTic,  Tj-tan-it-ik,  a.  rtlatig  tu   titanium. 
Titanium,  Ti-ta-ni-um,  «.  {('hem.  and  J/j'/i.)  a 

t:\t   and    ekstrtmli    hqrd    metal,    disktiverd    \>\ 

(Jregor  in  mrnakan{t,  a  mineral  f^nd  in  Korn- 

wol,  Iggland.  It  iz  ov  a  knj^'r  kulor,  and  britl. 
Titbit,  Tit-bit,  n.  a  njs  bit:  tidbit.  Se  {Tidhit.) 
TiTUABLE,  Tid-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  tjdd;  subjekt 

tu  dt jtameut  ov  tjdi. 
Tithe,  Tjd,  «.  a  tent  pqrt:— de  tent  pqrt  ov  dt 

prcdiis  ov  At  land,  anjentii  !»et  arx\rt,  in  Iggland 

and  uder  Kristyau  kuiitriz,  fur  at  suporl  ov  dr 

ministri  or  qur»;:— de  lent  jiqrtov  eni  tig;  a  smol 

pqrt. 
Tithe,  Tjd,  r.  t.  tu  tak.s;  tu  levi  a  tjd  ov. 
Tithe,  Tjd,  r.  i.  tu  pa  tjdi. 
TiTUE-FREE,  Tjd-fre,  a.  cgt^mt  from  de  pament 

ov  tjdz. 
Tithe-gatherer,  Tjd-gad-cr-er,  n.  wun  b«i>  kol- 

^kts  tjdi. 
Tither.'  Tjd-er,  n.  wun  hO)  tjdi,  or  gndcrt  tjdi. 
Tithing,  Tjd-ig,  «.  f.irmerli,  q  distrikt  or  tcrito- 

rial  divijtiin  ov  a  bnndrr^,  in  Iggland,  komprjtig 

ten  familii  or  ten  frtbom  men. 


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TiTHiNGMAN,  Tid-ii)-man,  n.  &z  bed  ofiser  ov  a 
tidii):  a  peti  '])ES-ofiser;  an  under  kunstabl.— 
*(_VefP  Eiifiland)  a  parij  ofiser  apffnted  tia  pie- 
zerv  erder  at  publik  wurjip,  and  enfors  ds  prop- 
er obzervans  ov  de  Sabat. 

TiTHYMAL,  Tit-i-mal,  n.  a  plant;  de  milk-tisl. 

Titillate.  Tit-il-at,  v.  t.  tu  tiki. 

TiTiLLATiox,  Tit-il-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  titilatii) 
er  tiklir):  de  stat  ov  beig  tikld:  slit  ple^T^r. 

TiTiLLATiVE,  Tit-il-a-tiv,  a.  tendii)  tui  titilat  er 
tiki 


ToADLET,  Tod-let,  n.  u  lit!  tod. 

ToADSPiT,  Tud-spit,  n.  a  froti  ekskrejon  on  plants. 

Toad- SPOTTED,  Tod-spot-ed,  a.  spoted  Ijk  a  tod. 

TOADSTONE,  Tiad-ston,  n.  {Mm.}  a  spejez  ov  ig- 
neus  »r  baseltik  ston;  a  spejez  ov  trap  er  amig- 
dalffd.  [a  mujroom. 

Toadstool,  Tod-stool,  n.  a  vejetabl  produkjon; 

Toast,  Tost,  v.  t.  tu  drj  er  het  at  de  fjr;  tu  skerq; 
— tu  Jo  onor  tu  in  drijkii);  tu  nam  hwen  a 
belt  iz  druijk.  [drugk. 

Toast,  Tost,  t.  i.  tu  giv  a  tost  er  belt  tu   be 


TiTLAEK,  Tit-lqrk,  «.  a  spejez  ov  fjn  sigip  Iqrk.  j  Toast,  Tost,  n.  bred  dijd  er  skerqt  befor  de  fjr; 
Title.  Ti-tl,  n.  an  inskripjou  over^  er  at  de  be-  i      bred  drjd  and  put  intu  likor: — a  sentiment  er 

ginm  ov,  sumtii),  servii)  az  a  nam:  a  jeneral  bed  '      belt  an-snst  at  drigkig; — a  ladi  booz  belt  iz  ofa 

komprjzii)    partikyqlurz:  a   nam:    an   apelajonn      druiik. 

spejalij  an  apelajon  ov  onor;— de  ferst  paj  ov  a  ',  Toaster,  Tost-er,  n.  be  er  dat  hwiq  tosts;  an 


buk:— a  klam  ov  rit,  er  gr-snd  ov  suq  klam. 
Title.  Tj-tl,  r.  t.  tu  entjtl:  tu  nam:  tu  kel. 
Titled,  ti-tld.  a.  bavig  a  tjtl  ov  onor. 
Title-leaf.  Ti-tl-lef,  n.  titl-paj. 
Titleless.  Ti-t'l-les,  a.  wontig  a  nam  er  apelajon. 
Title-page,  Tj-tl-paj,  n.  de  paj  kontanii)  de  tjtl 

ov  a  buk. 
Titmouse,  Tit-m-ss,  n.,  pi.  Tit-mjs;   wun   ov  a 
famili  ov  perqig  berdz;  a  smel  berd,  keld  elso 
Pimtit  and  tit. 
Tittee,  Tit-er,  v.  i.  tu  Iqf  wid  restrant;  tu  Iqf 
wid'st  muq  nerz;  tu  gigl: — tu  rid  on  eq  end  ov 
a  balanst  plai)k  er  timber; — a  komon  sport  amiii) 
qildren. 
Titter.  Tit-er,  n.  a  restrand  Iqf. 
Tittering,  Tit-er-ii),  n.  suprest  Iqfter:  a  gigliij. 
Tittle.  Tit-1,  n.  a  smel  pqrtikl:  a  pernt;  a  dot: 

jot:  iota. 
Tittletattle,  Tit-l-tat-1,  n.  [fermd  from  tail  \n 
redqplikajon;]  jdl  tek;  pratl;  emti  gabl: — an  jdl 
teker. 
Tittletattle,  Tit-l-tat-1,  v.  i.  tu  prat  jdli. 
Tittletattling,  Tit-1-tat-lii),  n.  de  akt  ov  prat- 

ifl  jdli. 

Titular,  Tit-yq,-lar,  a,  egzistig  onli  in  nam  er 

tjtl:  nominal:  havii)  er  konferii)  onli  de  tjtl;  tit- 

yi^lari:  az,  a  tityx\lar  bijop. 

TiTULAEiTY,  Tit-yq,-lar-i-ti,  n,   de  stat  ov  beiri 

tityqlar.  [onli. 

TiTULAELY,  Tit-yi^-lar-li,   ad.    nominali;   bj   tjtl 

Titulary,  Tit-yq-la-ri,  a.  relatii)  tu  a  tjtl;  kon- 

sistii)  in  a  till:  tityqlar. 

Titulary,  Tit-yq-la-ri,  n.  wun  ho)  baz  a  tjtl  er  rjt. 

TiVY,  Tiv-i,  ad.  wid  sped:  tantivi:— a  wurd  eks- 

presifl  sped,  from  {tantivy,)  de  not  ov  a  buntiy- 

hern. 

To,  Tu,  jtrep.    notii)    mojon   toardz:   opozd    tu 

fram;  indikatir)  end,  ahjekt,  aienf//n;  in  de  di- 

rekjon  ov;  in  akerdans  wid;  az  it  regqrdz:  az 

fqr  az. 

To,  Tu,  ad.  a  pqrtikl  empled  az  de  yx\jqal  sin  er 

prefiks  ov  de  infinitiv  moid  ov  de  verb:  and  it 

mjt,  in  suq  yqs,  be  demd  a  silabl  ov  de  verb. 

It  iz  yqzd  merli  az  a  sjn  ov  de  infinitiv,  wid-st 

havi^)    eni   distii)kt  er  separat  menii):  az,  "He 

luvz  till  red."     Sum  verbz  admit   de   infinitiv 

mood  after  dem,  wid-st  de  sjn  tw;  az,  hid,  dqt. 

/el,  hfCr,  let,  mak,  nrd,  sf;  az,  "He  hrrz  me  rf  rf." 

Tu  and  fra,  ad.  bakward  and  forward.     Tuda. 

ad.  and  ».  on  dis  da;— dis  da.     Tunlt,  ad.  and 

n.  on  dis  njt; — dis  njt.     Tumoro,  ad.  and  n.  on 

de  moro; — de  moro. 

Toad,  Tod,  n.  a  padok;  an.  animal  rezemblig  u 

frog,  but  les  aktiv.     He  tod  baz  bin  eroneusli 

ak-snted  venomus. 

Toadeater,  Tod-et-er,  n.   a  vulgar  term  fer  a 

fenir)  parasjt;  a  servil  sikofant. 
ToADFiSH,  T6d-fiJ,  n.  a  kind  ov  se-fij.      [rjetiz. 
Toadflax,  Tod-flaks,  n.  a  plant,  ov  several  va- 
ToADiSH,  Tod-iJ,  a.  Ijk  a  tod. 


instnijment  for  tostii)  bred. 
ToAST-MASTEE,  Tost-mQs-ter,   n.    wun    bcD   givz 

tosts  at  an  eutertanment. 
Tobacco.  To-bak-o,  n.  an  Amerikan  ])lant;  de 
drjd  levz  ov  de  plant,  yqzd  fer  smokig,  gqii), 
and  makii)  snuf.  3e  nam  iz  supozd  tu  be  de- 
rjvd  from  {Tnhaco,}  a  provins  ov  Yqkatan,  bw^r 
it  wiiz  ferst  f^sud  bj  de  Spanyardz. 
Tobacconist,  To-bak-o-nist,  n.  a  manyqfaktyn,- 

rer  and  vender  ov  tobako. 

Tobacco-pipe,  To-bak-o-pjp,  n.  a  pjp  fer  smok- 

ii)  tobako.  [boldit)  tobako. 

Tobacco-pouch,    To-bak-o-p-sq,    n.    a   p'sq  fer 

Tobacco  stopper,  To-bak-o-stop-er,   n.   an   in- 

strOjment  yqzd  fer  stufii)  tobako  intu  a  pjp. 
Tobine,  T6-bin,  n.   a  sfst,  twild  silk,  yqzd  fer 

dresez. 
Tocsin,  Tok-sin,  n.  a  publik  alqrm-bel. 
Tod,  Tod,  n.  a  buj:  a  tik  Jrub: — a  serten  wat  ov 
wul:  too  ston,  er  28  p-sndz  avordi|ptTz; — a  foks. 
Tod,  Tod,  r.  i.  tu  wa:  tu  prodi\s  a  tod. 
Today,  Tu-da,  ad.  on  dis  da: — 71.  dis  da. 
Toddle.  T6d-1,  v.  i.  tu  wek  febli,  az  a  qjld  er 

old  man:  tu  totl. 
Toddy,  T6d-i,  n.  a  spejez  ov  pqm-tre  in  de  8st 
ludez:  de  jqs  er  likor  ekstrakted  from  de  tre; — 
a  mikstyqr  ov  spirit  and  weter  swetnd;  grog. 
TODO,  Tu-d(Jo,+  n.  busl;  ster;  buri:  addb. 
Tody,  T6-di,  «.  a  berd,  ov  de  pj  kjnd. 
Toe,  To,  n.  wun  ov  de  firigerz,  er  divjded  eks- 
tremitiz,  ov  de  fut;  de  ekstremiti  er  for  pqrt 
ov  de  fut. 
Toga,  T6-ga,  n.  [i.]  de  ■ster  gqrment  ov  de  Ro- 
manz,  worn  bj  rntn; — de  karakteristik  gqrment 
ov  de  Romanz,  az  de  paUvrii  woz  ov  de  Greks. 
Togated,  T6-gat-ed,  a.   wqrii)   a   toga  er  g^n; 

toged. 

Toged.  T6-ged,  a.  g^nd;  drest  in  a  gisn;  togated. 

Together,  Tu-ged-er,  ad.  in  kumpani:  notapqrt; 

in  yi^nyon:  at  er  in  de  sain  tjm:  simultaneusli; 

wirt'st  intermijon;  in  konsert:  in  kontiniyti. 

Toggel,  T6g-1,  n.  {Xaut^  a  sert  ov  wudn  pin, 

taperii)  toardz  bot  endz:— a  kjnd  ov  butn. 
Toil,  Terl,  v.  i.  tu  labor;  tu  wiirk;  tu  be  indus- 
trius.  [a  sn^r. 

Toil,  Terl,  n.  labor;  wurk:  drujcri:  fa  teg:- a  net; 
Toiler,  l^l-er,  n.  wun  ben  terlz:  a  lab(irer. 
Toilet,  Ttj-bt,  n.  a  dresiij-tabl:  de  akt  ovdresig. 
Toilful.  Tel-ful.  a.  laborius:  werisum;  telsum. 
ToiLiNETTE,  Tff-li-net,  n.  a  stuf   mad   ov   wul, 

kotn,  and  silk,  j'qzd  for  wastkots. 
Toilless,  Tffl-les,  a.  fre  from  terl. 
Toilsome,  Tsl-sum,  a.  laborius-  weri. 
Toilsomely,  Ttrl-sum-li,  ad.  in  a  ttrlsum  maner. 
ToiLSOMENESS,  Tffl-sum-nes,  n.   werisumnes;  la- 

bonusnes. 
ToiSE,  Tffz,  n.  a  Frenq  fadom,  ekwal  tu  6  FrenQ 

ff  t;— ekwal  tu  6.394  Iflglij  fet. 
Tokay,  To-ka,  n.   a   kjnd  ov  riq  and  hjli-prjzd 
wjn,  mad  at  {Tokay ^  "in  Huijgari. 


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ToKKX,  Tu-kn,  n.  a  sjn:  a  mqrk:  a  not;  an  indi- 
knjon;  a  ^imtoIn:  a  mrmurial  ov  frviidji|);  an 
eviJi-nn  ov  remembrans:  -  a  ]>f*  ov  muni  kurent 
bj  -iil.T.in",  D'lt  kirnd  bj  otxnti. 

ToKE.NfcD.  Tii-kml,  a.  havij  uirjrks  «tr  tipota. 

ToKt>Lt88,  Tu  kn-les,  a.  wid'Ht  eni  tokn. 

Told.  IoU,  »'.  and  />.   from    Tel;  mcnjond.     Re 

ToLE.  Tol.*  *.  t.  tu  dro:  tu  ah'ir  bj  sumtio.     Sc 

Toledo,  To-U-do,  n.  a  .<ord  ov  metal  t<-uipcrd, 
i>r  l(k  wuii  tomiK-rd,  at  Tu/rda,  in  Sixm. 

ToLtSABLE,  T61-er-a-bl,  a.  dm  ma  ht  tolerated, 
tndiird,  or  .-ujKjrted;  eiidtirabl;  su{Kjrtabl;  not 
ek-ulent;  po-;abl. 

ToLEBABLENtss,  T61-er-a-bl-nc3,  n.  de  stat  ov 
brij)  toleraljl.  [[Xisabli. 

ToLtBABLY,  Tol-or-a-bli,  ad.  in  a  t6ierabl  maner; 

ToLtBANCE,  T6l-t■r-an^<,  n.  puer  ov  cndiirij:  de 
akt  ov  ondt\ri{):  undiirans;  tolerajon;  indiiljens. 

ToLKKANT,  T61-er-ant,  a.  disixbzd  tu  tolerat;  in- 
diiljrnt:  forb^rij). 

Tolerate,  T61-er-at,  v.  t.  tu  al-s  so  az  not  tu 
hiiidiT-.  tu  ."ufer:  tu  permit:  tu  admit. 

Toleration,  Tol-er-a-Jon,  u.  de  akt  ov  toleratip: 
alvan-  givn  tu  dat  hwig  iz  not  aprtbvd;  impi\- 
niti  and  safti  grunted  tu  iliaentorz  from  de  es- 
tAbliJt  relijon  er  curq.  Ti>leraf"n  ak-f,  {Lwc)  an 
akt  in  de  ran  ov  >Vilyam  and  Mari,  ov  I|)gland, 
ill  favor  ov  lUjmitn  K.ttulik^  and  I>Js«iit"rz. 

Toll.  Tul.  n.  a  d^ii  or  taks  im|KJzd  on  tniveierz 
or  gudz  pusiy  aloj)  publik  rLxiz,  uvcr  l)rijc/,  k"., 
er  for  cnterifl  a  mqrkct.fur.  As.:  an  t-ksjz:  a  tak,-': 
— a  purjon  ov  gran  takn  bi  de  mik-r  tu  jia  fur 
prjndu);—  de  riy,u<\  mnd  bj  de  tuliD  ov  a  bel. 

Toll,  Tul.  c  /'.  tu  pa  tul  or  a  taks. — tu  tak  tul 
or  a  tak.":— tu  sund  az  a  siflgl  bi-l. 

Toll,  Tul,  r.  t.  tu  koz  tu  sund  sloli,  az  a  bcl;  tu 
kol  bj  sTjnd:  tu  nutifj  bj  s-snd; — tu  tak  tol;  tu 
kolekt:— tu  ali'ir.     Sc  (  71 7f .)  [f>a  tul. 

Tollable.  Tul-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  told:  Ijabl  tu 

ToLLAOE.  Tul-aj,  It.  tul:  j«mi'nt  ov  tol. 

Toll  BAB.  Tul  Ixir,  n.  {S-'tJand)  a  turnpik. 

ToLLBOOTH.  Tul-Uijd.  n.  a  ku.'^tom-h'ss:  an  ck?- 
qnnj:— u  prizn,  partikynlarli  de  prizn  ov  'Edin- 
biiru. 

ToLLBOOTH.  Tul-bcbd,  r.t.  tu  imprizn  in  a  tolKftd. 

Toll-bridge.  Tul-brij,  n.  q  brij  for  pasifl  hwicj 

tul  IX  |tfid. 

Toll-corn,  T6l-koni,  n.  {Law)   kom  tnkn   for 

grjiiilin  at  a  mil. 
ToLL-DisH.  Tul-diJ,  n.  a  voscl  in  hwi<;  tol  iz  takn. 
Toller.  Tul-er,  n.  wun  boo  tulz  a  bul:  wun  boi 

tak^  tol. 
Toll-oate,  Td)l-gat,  n.  a  plas  hw^r  tol  iz  pad. 
Toll  oatheber,  Tul-gad-cr-er,  n.  de  ofi-cr  hix> 

ink^  tol.  [in:  a  tol-dij. 

Toll-hop.  Tul-hon,  n.  {Latr)  a  dij  tu  tnk  tul 
Toll  hoihe,  Tul-h^s,  n.  a  hx;*  hwjir  tul  iz  |<ad. 
Tollman.   Tul-man,   n.,  /7.   Tul-men:    wun   hO) 

k<'l<<ki.H  tul. 
ToLMEN.  Tol-mcn,  n.  a   sort   ov  Iqrj    ston,  wid 

pjiiiajez  a|>:\rvntli  holod  trA  it.     Suq  !<tonz  qr 

f'Siid  in  K'lrnwol  and  in  Kritani.  and  (\r  supuzd 

tu  br  l»r.».idik:il  rrmiiiiz:  V>A<\  olsu  i/'  Imtn. 
ToL8Er.  Tul-zi.*  n.  an  ekM;anj:  a  tulbd>d. 
ToLf.  To-ltj.  a.  o  brsnij-r«l  Uilsani,  ckiitraktcd 

from   de  ftem   ov   a    Sut-Amerikan  trc.     It  ii 

konif>uzd  ov  roxin,  ol,  and  bcnzuik  asiid. 
ToLV  tree,   To-lii-trr,   u.  a   trt   hwiq  yeld«  q 

Ixtl^iim. 
Tomahawk,    Tora-a-hnk.    n.    an    Indian    wepn, 

l,>rmd  ov  11  .itun.  wid  an  cj,  and  a   bandl;  an 

Indinn.  iiirn  ha(;ct. 
Tomato,  To-m(\-to,  n.   {Hot.)  a    plant   and   it4 

fribt.  kold  elso  At  luc-*//l,—{i>ilanum  lycoper- 

tieum.) 


'  Tomb.  Tinm,  n.  a  miSnyt^mcnt  enklozig  de  ded, 

or  erektfd  uvt-i  «i  grav;  a  sepulkcr;  u  grav. 
Tomb.  Tiuin.  r.  t.  tu  beri:  tu  euiXm. 
Tombac,  Tom-bak,  n.  i Min.)  an  alir  ov  koper  and 

I'llk,  or  a  sjif/cz  ov  bni;"  wid  an  ek-^'i  ov  zipk. 
Tomble£8,  Ttfim-lu!j,  a.  wontiga  td>m  er  m6njrii- 

m<-ni.  [land. 

Tombnobbt.  Tifim-nor-i,  n.  a  herd  fund  io  Eet- 
ToMBoy.  T6m-b<T.»  n.  a  rompig,  bffij  g^rl:  a  romp; 

—  ii  men  felu. 
Tombstone.  TAmston,  n.  a   stun   lad  over  de 

(ii-il:  a  -ton  pln-t  in  mornuri  ov  de  de<l. 
Tomcat,  Tom-kat,  n.  a  tul-grun  mal  kat. 
ToMcoD.  T6m-k(xl,  n.  a  spejez  ov  selt-woter  CJ. 
Tome.  Tom,  n.  a  volyqm;  q  buk. 
ToMKLKT.  Tum-let,  n.  a  avanX  tom  or  volyt\m. 
Tomkntose,  To-mon-t<f).-<,  a.  kuverd  wid  jorl,  in- 

ti-rwuvii  h^nt. 
Tomfool,  Tom-fiBl,  n.  a  fiDl;  a  simplton. 
Tom  IN.  Ttfi-min,  n.  a   wat   ov  twclv  granz,  wit 

JUl-lcTZ. 

Tom-.voddy.  T6m-nod-i,  n.  a  berd:  de  pufin,  er 
nordi-rn  duk  or  ok.  [de  prezent  da. 

Tomorrow.  Tu-mor-o,  n.  de  da  iidbsekwent  ta 

ToMdiiitow,  Tu-m<Jr-u,  ad.  on  de  nck.«t  da  kumig. 

ToMi'iox.  T6m-pi-on,  n.  a  stoper  ov  a  Wanun:  a 
t:imkiii:-  aniurn  botom  tu  hwii;  grap  Jotqr  fikst. 

Tom  POKEB,  T6m-pok-er,  n.  a  bugbv  tu  frjta 
qildrcn. 

ToMBiu.  T(5m-rig,t  n.  a  nud,  wjld  gerl:  a  tombff. 

Tomtit,  Tom-tit,  n.  a  titm'xs;  a  smel  berd. 

Tomtom,  Tom-tom,  n.  a  sort  ov  drum  ynzd  in 
India. 

Ton,  Tun,  n.  dt  wat  ov  20  hnndred  gros;  20  hun- 
dred wat,  er  2240  p-sndz:  in  sum  plascz,  2000 
p-xndz;— a  likwid  mtjur,  43.     Sc  {Tun.) 

Ton,  Ton,  n.  [Fr.]  de  prcvalin  fajon:  hj  mod. 

ToNDiNO,  Ton-de-nu,  n.  [Jt.]  {Anh.)  an  astragal. 

Tone.  Tun,  n.  tenjon:  clastisiti:  piser  ov  i-k.-iten/on 
or  kontrakjon:— not:  s'snd:  akscnt:  STnd  ov  de 
vff«:— an  afektod  s^nd  ov  de  \fr*;  a  hwjn. — 
{.Vug.)  a  properti  ov  .•'•snd  bwiq  bri^z  it  under 
de  relajon  ov  grav  or  akqt.— (/^aiW/ny)  de 
prevalig  bq  or  degr«  ov  bqrmoni  in  de  kulorig 
ov  a  piktyqr. 

Tone,  Ton,  r.  t.  tu  uter  in  an  af^kted  ton. 

Ton  ED,  Tund,  a.  havig  ton:— jn^zd  in  kom|>uziJon; 
az.  hi-tcjud. 

ToNKLEsa.  Ton-los,  a.  havig  no  ton. 

ToNO.  Tup.  and  Ton, ;».   ."^e  (  Tiinjue.)  and  (  Tmgt.) 

ToNOS,  To|)z.  n.  I'l.  a  metal  instW)ment.  wid  ta> 
limz,  for  takig  up  bwot  kan  nut  be  bandld,  as 
kuiz  in  de  fjr. 

ToNGi'E.  Tug,  n.  de  instnAmcnt  ov  speQ  in  hqman 
beigz:  de  koresp6ndig  organ  in  animalz: — flqcnsi 
ov  wurdz:  a  laggwaj:  speq:  djiilekt;  idiom: — a 
najon.  az  di«tiggwijt  bj  d^r  laggwaj:— cnmtig 
rezemblig  a  tug  in  form,  sityqajon,  or  yqs:  a 
kl'i'p  ov  a  bukl:-  a  jwrnt:  a  prujekjon:  a  pn>m- 
oniuri:— a  ba.     Tu  nuld  dr  tun,  tu  be  sjlcnt. 

ToNoiE,  Tug,   r.  t.  tu  (jjil:  tu  .«kuld. 

To.vGiE.  1u\\,  r.  i.  tu  tok:  tu  prat. 

ToNGfED.  Tugd,  a.  havig  a  tug.  Yqzd  in  kom- 
(lozijon:  az.  duh\-tiJ!)d. 

Tongue  doiohtt,  Tdg-d's-ti,  a.  valyant  in  wurd; 
b-..>!'tful.  (graftig. 

ToNOiE  GBArriNG.  Tdg-graft-ig.  n.   a    mud  ov 

ToNGLELiJvs.  Tiig-le.-!,  a.  wontiga  tug:  spc^ea. 

ToXGlEPAD.  Trtg-iuid,  n.  a  grat  t.>k>r. 

ToNGiE  SHAPED,  tiig-Japt.  .<i.  Jnpt  Ijk  a  tug. 

TONGl  ETIK.  Tiig-Ij,  r.  t.  tu  render  unnbl  tu  5pek. 

ToxGLETiED.  Tdg-tjd.  a.  havig  an  imi^diment  or 
spfi;;  unabi  tu  fiiek  frrli. 

Tonic,  Ton-ik,  n.  {Mrd.)  a  tonik  medi5in,  or  wun 
dat  stregteni  dt  ton.  er  mdiki;lar  akjoo. — 
{Mu$.)  dt  kc-not. 


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Toxic,  T6n-ik,  }  a.   prodrisig   tenjon;  givii)  j 

Toxical,  T6n-ik-al,  i  streijt;  he'nj  ekstended; 
bfiij  flastik; — relatig  tu  tonz. 

ToNiciTT,  To-nis-i-ti,  n.  {Med.}  de  fakulti  dat 
determinz  de  jeneral  ton  ov  de  solidz. 

Tonight.  Tu-nit,  acl.  on  dis  njt.    Se  {To.} 

ToxKA-BEAN,  Tofl-ka-ben,         (    n.  a  sed  yn,zd 

ToNQUix-BEAN,  T6i)-kwin-b£n,  (  fer  perfn,mii) 
snuf,  and  fer  pr£zervii)  klodz  from  modz. 

Tonnage,  Tiin-aj,  n.  dg  number  ov  tunz;  de  wat 
ov  gudz  in  a  vesel;  dz  number  ov  tunz  hwiq  a 
vesel  wil  kari; — di|ti  er  kustom  pad  on  gmdz  bj 
de  tun;  a  kustom  er  impost  dq,  fer  mercjandjz 
bret  er  karid  in  tunz,  from  er  tia  uder  kuntriz, 
after  a  serten  rat  for  everi  tun. 

ToNOus,  T6-nus,  a.  ful  ov  ton  er  s'snd;  sonorus. 

ToNQUiNESE,  Ton-kwi-nez,  n.  siij.  &nd.j)l.  a  nativ 
er  nativz  ov  Tonkwin. 

Tonsil,  T6n-sil,  n.  {Anat.}  a.  gland  ab"st  a  hqf 
an  inq  in  leijt,  suboval,  er  Japt  Ijk  an  qmond. 
3qr  qr  tO)  ov  dem,  wun  sityi],ated  on  eg  sjd  ov 
de  fosez,  at  de  basis  ov  de  tug. 

Tonsile,  Tou-sil,  a.  dat  ma  be  klipt. 

Tonsillitis,  Tun-sil-i-tis,  n.  {Med.}  inflamajon 
ov  de  tonsilz. 

TONSOR,  Ton-sor,  7i.  [i.]  a  bqrber. 

Tonsure,  Ton-Jqr,  )i.  de  akt  ov  Javig;  de  akt  ov 
klipii)  de  hqr;  de  stat  ov  beii)  Jorn: — a  nam  givn 
tu  a  distiijgwijt  mqrk  ov  de  klerji  ov  de  Roman 
Katolik  qurq,  fermd  bj  kutiij  of  a  porjon  ov  de 
h;i,r  from  de  lied. 

Tontine,  Ton-ten,  7i.  a  Ion  razd  on  Ijf-anqitiz 
wid  de  benefit  ov  survjvorjips,  so  keld  from  de 
inventor,  {T-mti,}  an  Italyan.  [subskripjon. 

Tontine,  Ton-ten,  a.  relatiij  to.  a  tonten;  bilt  bj 

Tony,  To-ni,:j:  71.  a  simplton. 

Too,  Tod,  ad.  notii)  ekses;  over  and  abdv;  over- 
mtiq;  mor  dan  eniif :  Ijkvvjz:  elso. 

Took,  Tuk,  i.  from  Talc.     Se  {Tahe.} 

Tool,  TldI,  n.  eni  instrioment  ov  manyqal  opera- 
Jon;  an  implement: — a  bjrlii);  wun  hcom  andder 
yqzez  az  hiz  toA.  [strcoments. 

Tool- MAKING,  Tcfil-mak-ir),  a.  makii)  titilz  er  in- 

ToON-wooD,  Tcfjn-wud,  w.  a  spejez  ov  wiad  (ov 
de  {cedrela  tuona})  muq  yqzd,  in  India,  fer 
makig  furnitqr  and  kabinct-wurk;  sumtjmz 
keld  Indian  mahogani  and  Indian  sedar. 

Toot,  Ttut,  v.  i.  tu  s-snd;  tu  mak  a  nffz; — *tu 
prj;  tu  pep;  tu  serq  naroli  and  sljli;  tu  luk 
ab-st: — tu  stand  ut  er  be  prominent. 

Toot,  TiDt,  v.  t.  tu  s-snd,  az  a  flqt  er  bern. 

Toot,  Tcut,  n.  a.  blast;  a  not  er  siind  blon  on  a 
hern:  a  nefz. 

TooTER,  Td)t-er,  n.  wun  hm  tints  er  plaz  on  a  horn. 

Tooth,  T(.t)t,  «,.,  ph  Te^,  wun  ov  de  lit!  bonz  ov 
de  je;  a  boni  substans  groi^)  in  de  je  ov  a  man 
er  an  animal,  yqzd  in  mastikatir)  foid;— tast: 
palat; — eni  tii]  rezt'mbliij  a  tat;  a  tjn,  pror),  or 
blad,  ov  eni  multifidus  instrmment; — de  prom- 
inent pcirt  ov  hwelz,  bj  hwiq  da  kaq  upon  kor- 
espondent  pqrts  ov  uder  bodiz. 
Tooth,  TiTjf,  r.  t.  tu  furnij  wid  tet;  tu  indent; 

tu  Ink  in  eq  uder. 
Toothache,  T(M-ak,  71.  pan  in  de  tet;  odontaljia. 
Toothbrush,  T*t-bruJ,  n.  a  bruj  f or  de  tet. 
TOOTH-DKAWER,  TiOt-dro-er,  n.  wun  hcD  ekstrakts 
tet).  [ov  tet. 

TooTH-DRAWiNG,   T(6t-dro-ig,  n.    de  ekstrakjon 
Toothed,  Toott,  a.  liaviij  tet;  Jqrp. 
TooTHEPGE,  Ti6t-cj,  n.  a  setii)  de  tet  on  ej. 
Toothless,    Tiot-lcs,   a.    wontii)   tet:  deprjvd  ov 
tet.  ■  [lat. 

Tootuletted,    T(Dt-let-ed,   a.    {Bot.}  dentikyq- 
ToOTHPiCK,  T(f)t-pik,  )  n.  an  instrcbment  for 

TooTHPiCKER,  Tdjt-pik-er,  i  pikig  and  klenig 
de  tet. 


Toothshell,   Tiiit-Jel,   71.   {Co7icA.}  a  spejez  ov 

Toothsome,  Tdbt-sum,*  a.  palatabl;  plezii)  tu  de 

tast.  [de  tast. 

TooTHSOMENESS,   T(f)6-sum-nes,  n.  plezantnes  tu 

Toothwort,  Tii)t-wurt,  n.  a  perenial  plant:  den- 

ToOTHY,  Tiit-i,  a.  toott;  havig  tet.  [taria. 

Top,  Top,  n.  de  hjest  pqrt  ov  eni  tiij:  de  hjest 

pernt;  pinakl; — de  surfas; — de  hjest  plas  or  sta- 

Jon;  utmost  degre:  de  hjest  rai)k; — kri5n  ov  de 

bed;  de  h£i,r  on  de  kr-sn  ov  de  bed;  de  forlok; — 

de  bed  ov  a  plant; — a  ter  er  platig  hwiq  berz  mak 

tu  spin  on  its  pernt. 

Top,  Top,  a.  beii)  on  de  top  er  sumit;  hjest. 

Top,    Top,  V.  i.  tu  rjz  aloft;  tu  predominat;  tm 

eksel. 
Top,  Top,  f.  i.  tu  kuver  er  plas  on  de  top;  tu  rjz 
tu  de  top  ov:  tu  tip;  tu  rjz  abdv; — tu  surpds; 
tu  eksel; — tu  krop. 
ToPAiiCH,  Tii-pqrk,  n.  de  qef  orrcDler  ov  a  toparki. 
ToPARCUY,    T6p-ar-ki,    n.    {Antiquity}    a.   smel 
stat  er  lerdjip,  komprjzir)  onli  a  iq  siiiz  er  tunz; 
de  jq,risdikJon  ov  a  topqrk;  komdnd  in  a  smel 
distrikt.  [ralir;. 

Top  ARMOR,    T6p-qr-mor,   n.    {Naiit.}  a    sert   ov 
ToPAZ,  T6-paz,  n.  {Min.}  a  kristaljzd  mineral  er 
prejus  ston,  ov  a  yelo  er  wjn  kulor,  hqrder  dan 
kworts;  a  jem. 
ToPAZOLiTE,    To-paz-o-ljt,   n.   {Min.}  a  sert  ov 

gqrnet,  ov  a  pal  yelo  kulor. 
Top-BLOCK,    Top-blok,   n.   {Nmit.}  a  Iqrj   jum- 
bund  blok,  yqzd  in  swair)  up  and  loerig  d^sn  de 
top-mast. 
Top-BRiM,   Top-brim,  «..  {Naut.}  de  spas  in  de 

midl  ov  de  fut  ov  a  top-sal. 
Top-CHAiN,  Top-qan,  n.  {Kaut.}  a  qan  yq,zd  in 
akjon,  bj  hwiq  de  locr  yqrd  iz  hug,  in  kas  ov  de 
sligz  beig  Jot  awa. 
Top-CLOTii,   Top-klot,  «.   {JVmit.}  a  Iqrj  pes  ov 

kanvas  tu  kuver  de  hamoks. 
Top-DRESSiNG,  T6p-drcs-ig,  n.  manqr  lad   upon 
land  wid^st  beig  pl^sd  in.  [tipl. 

ToPE,  Top,  r.  i.  tu  drigk  hqrd  er  tu  ekses;  tu 
ToPER,  T6-per,  n.  an  intemperat  drigker;  adrugk- 
ard;  a  tipler.  [brim. 

ToPFUL,  Top-ful,  a.  ful  tu  de  top;  ful  tu  de 
Topgallant,  Top-gal-ant,  t    n.  {Kant.} 

Topgallant  SAIL,  Top-gal-ant-sal,  S    de  sal  hwiq 

iz  abuv  de  top  mast. 
ToPH,  Tof,  n.  a  sert  ov  ston.     Se  {Tophus.} 
Tophaceous,  To-fa-Jus,  a.  griti;  stoni. 
Top-HEAVY,  Tup-hev-i,  a.  ttt)  hevi  at  de  top;  hav- 

ig  de  uper  pqrt  tO)  wati  for  de  loer. 

TOPHET,   Tij-fet,  n.  a  polqtcd,  unklen  plas,  ner 

Jerusalem,  hwf^r  ded  kqrkasez  and  filt  wer  tron, 

and  a  f  jr  kept  burnig  tu  konsqm  dem;— hens 

samtjmz  yqzd  metaforikali  fer  liel. 

Tophus,    To-fus,  «.  [Z,.]  {Min.}  a.  porus  depozit 

ov  kalkareus  mater  from  weter.^-(J/erf.)  a  soft 

tqmor  upon  a  bon.  [az  trez. 

Topiary,   T6p-i-a-ri,  a.   Japt  bj  kutig  er  klipig. 

Topic,    Top-ik,   «.    a  prinsipl  ov   perswajon; — a 

jeneral  bed:  a  subjekt  ov  diskors  or  qrgqment; 

tern:  sumtig  tu  hwiq   uder  tigz  qr  referd.- — 

{Med.}  eni  tig  aplid  eksternali  tu  a  partikyqlar 

pqrt. 

Topical,   T6p-i-kal,  a.    relatig   tu  sum  plas  er 

topik;  lokal;  nplid  medisinali  tu  a  partikyqlar 

pqrt. 

Topically,    T6p-i-kal-i,   ad.   wid  aplikajon   tu 

sum  partikyqlar  pqrt.  [top  ov  de  hed. 

Topknot,  Top-not,  n.  a  not  worn  bj  wimen  on  de 

Top-lantern,    Top-lan-tern.   {Xaut.}   a  lantern 

]ilnst  in  de  after  pqrt  ov  de  topiu  a  Jip. 
Topless,  T6p-les,  a.  havig  no  top.  [de  top. 

Topman,  Top-man,  n.,  yl.  Top-men;  de  soyer  at 


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Toi'MAST,   Top-mast,  n.  {Suut.}  a  must  raid  at 

At  h -.1  or  top  ov  de  Itaer  uia.it. 
Topmost,  Topmunt,  a.  uiicTui(i).tt;  hjeut. 
Toi'ouuAi-iitu,  Tui-pog-ra-ior,  n.  wuu  tub  iz  v^rat 

ill  i<jf>'i;{rul'i. 
ToroiJRAi-iiic,  Ton-o-graf-ik,  J  a.  rclatig  tu 

Toroi.it.M'iiiCAL,  Top-u-graf-i-kal,  )       tupugrufi; 

ill  '1  I  ill. II  |«irtikyiilar  plusuz. 
ToruuKAi'iiiOALLV,    Top-u-gfiif-i-kul-i,  ad.    in  a 

iii|K.i^r.ktik!il  iniiiRT. 
ToroGUAiMiisT,    T(j-p<)g-ra-fi!it,  n.    wun  v^rst  in 

U)|i"j{riiti:  a  t<j|x)grafor. 
TopooRArjir,   Tuj-jHJg-ra-fi,  n.  de  deskripjon  ov 

a  niii,  iMi,  or  plus;  de  qrt  ur  i^Icds  ov  deskr(biu 

sitiz,  tKiiz,  iinil  plu-^cz. 
Torn  NO,  Tcip-ijj.t  a.  fjn;  nobl;  galant. 
Toi'i'iNO,  Tiip-iy,  ;i.  a  brunq  ov  a  ire  kut  of. 
TopiMXU-LiKT,  Top-io-lift,  n.  {Aaiit.)  a  rop  for 

ru/.i()  de  cud  ov  u  yqrd  or  ba>m. 
Toppingly,    Top-iji-li,"  a<l.  siilendidli:  nobli. 
ToppiNULY,  T6p-iu-Ii,*  a.  tin;  gn;  galant;  Jwi. 
Topple,   T6p-1,   v.  i.   tu  fol  forward;  tu  tunibl 

d>iii;  lu  toll. 
Topple,  Top-l,  r.  t.  tu  tro  d^n. 
Top  PKOun.  Toit-prxd,  n.  prisd  in  de  hjest  degr£. 
Topsail,    Top-^-al,   n.    {Saiit.)  a  sal   ckst^nded 

iikrus  At  topiiia.'<t. 
Top.sn\rKi>.  Till -Jnpt,  a.  {L'ot.)  Japt  Ijk  a  top. 
Top.sMA.N.  T6|;s-iuaD,  n.  dt  <j£f  or  hod  drovor  in 

drjvn)  katl.  [upwardz. 

TopsY-TiRvr,  Ttip-si-tdr-vi.t  ad.  wid  de  botoui 
Top-TACKLE,   T6p-tak-l,  «.    {.Yaut.}  a   Kirj    lakl 

at;i<jt  tu  de  lu>i.'r  oud  ov  de  top-mast,  tu  de  tup- 

rk>p,  and  tu  de  dok,  in  order  tu  fasilitat  h(Tiiti{) 

de  t<jp-raast. 
ToyLE.  Tuk,  n.  [Fr.]  a  kind  ov  bonet  or  hed-dres 

lor  wimun:  -  an  uld  ward  fund  in  Kotgrav,  latli 

revjvd  in  Iggland. 
ToguET,  Tui-kfi.  n.  [Fr.]  a  k^nd  ov  bonet.       [hil. 
Tor,  Tor,  u.  a  fser;  a  turct.— a  hj  jiffntcd  rok  or 
Torch,  Tnrq,  «.  a  Iqrj  waks  kandl  or  blazij)  s^ub- 

stuiis  karid  in  de  hand:  u  flambo.  [ton.]. 

Torch  DEARER,   Torq-b:ir-cr,   n.    wun  hin  kariz  a 
Tori  HEIGHT,  T'>rg-ljt,  n.  de  lit  ov  a  tortj. 
ToRCHTHisTLE.  Torq-tls-l,  n.  a  plant;  a  spe/ez  ov 
ToRCHWORT,  Ti'irij-wiirt,  u.  a  [ilant.  [kaktus. 

Tore,  Ti.r.  i.  from  JTjr.     Se<7l«r.> 
Tore,    Tur,   ;*.    de   dcd  gras   in   winter;  fog; — a 

moil'lifl.     Se  {T'>ru«.) 
ToREiMATOORAPHy,    To-nj)-raa-t6g-ra-fi,    ;*.     a 

dc.-<kripjiin  ov  anjont  skulptyqr;  tura>mat61uji. 
TuREUMATOLOOY,  Tu-nD-ma-tol-o-ji,  n.  de  sjens 

i»r  urt  or  .xkulptyiir,  or  dr?kri[«Jon  ov  anjcnt  and 

uiHlirn  .*kulptyii,r  and  bas-relef. 
ToREiTic,  T(j-riif<-tik,  .1.  npljd  tu  suq  objekts  az 

qr  cksrkiitcd  wid  hj  finij,  delikasi,  or  poll/;— and 

tu  III  ligji^rz  in  hqnl  wud,  jvori.  As. 
ToRiiL;«T,    lor-ment,    r.  t.    tu   put  tu  pan;  tu 

har.i»  wid  augwij;  tu  oksknujiat;  tu  tortynr;  tu 

trz;  tu  vi'k.i; — tu  ajitat. 
Torment,   T.ir-ment,  n.  dat  hwiq  tormc^nts;  pnn; 

miicri:  oflgwij;  prual  augwij:  tartyq,r:— an  an- 
jcnt oiiHn  ov  wor  tu  ka.xt  stonz. 
ToRMENTER,  Tor-m6nt-cr,  n.  wun  hd>  torm^nta;  a 

ti.niu'ntor. 
ToRMENTiL,    Tor-men-til,   n.   a    mediainal    plant 

and  nnt,  yqzd  ai  an  a-itrinjent.  [voksij). 

ToRMENTi.so.Tor-mdnt-in././-.  a.  infliktin  torment: 
ToRMENTixoLT,  Tor-m6nl-ifl-li,  aJ.  widtormc-nt. 
Tormentor.    Tor-m^nt-or,   n.    wun   hoi   infliktj> 

pEiiul  t.irtyqrz.  [m6nt*. 

ToRMKNTREiiS,  Tor-m^n-trc?,  n.  a  femal  boa  tor- 
TORN,  Tiarn,  ;-.  from  Tl^r.     Se  (TVar.) 
Tornado,  Tor-na-du,  n.  a  vjulont  bwerlig  gust  ov 

wind  or  buriknn,  komonli  at^ndcd  wid  a  f  undi-r- 

atorni:  a  vjalcnt  hw^rlwind. 


ToROSE,  Tu)-ruz,  a.  iJi<'t.)  unevn;  Elevated  and 
deprest. 

Torpedo,  Tor-pe-du,  n.  an  rlektrikal  fij;  a  jenua 
uv  kqriilajinus  liji-z  hwi(j  huv  an  cl^ktrifjig  er 
bendiuin  p-fcr  tu  de  tu(j:-<i  inu/en  invdnUsd  bj 
liobert  Fulton,  dezjnd  lu  blu  up  /i|>if. 

ToRPENT,  Ti'ir-|>vut,  a.  bendmd;  mo/onlcs;  not 
aktiv;  torpid. 

ToRPE-scENT,  Tor-p<S8-cnt,  a.  bckdmig  torpid. 

Torpid,  Tiir-pid,  a.  havi{)  lost  svn'ibiliti  and 
mujoii;  num;  bcimm;  muijonle.';  HlugiJ;  not  aktir. 

Torpidity,  Tor-pid-i-ti,  ».  de  stat  ov  beig  tor- 
pid; tor|)or;  torpidnes.  [pid. 

ToRPiDNESS,    Tor-pid-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beio  tor- 

ToRFiKV,  Tor-pi-fi,  ('.  t,  tu  mnk  torpid:  tu  be- 
niim.  [torpiditi. 

ToRPiTUDE,  Tor-pi-tnd,  n.  de  stat  or  beig  torpid; 

Torpor,  Tor-por,  n.  \L.\  dulnos;  numnes;  torpid- 
iti; inabiliti  tu  minv;  dulnes  ov  sen^^ajun. 

ToRguE,  Tork,  n.  [^t'r.]  a.  bandaj  for  de  bed. 

Torrekactio.v,  Tor-e-i:ik-/on,  //.  de  akt  ov  drj- 
i|)  lij  Ijr. 

ToRREKY,  T6r-e-fi,  ''•  '•  ^^  '^'"i  ^1  "^  ^i""- 

Torrent,  Tor-ent,  n.  a  suden  rapid  strem  ov  we- 
tur  nizd  b^  J'scrz;  a  vjalent  and  rapid  strem;  a 
ftriiu  kurent. 

Torrent,  Tor-ent,  a.  rolio  or  rujig  az  a  kurent. 

ToKRiCELLiA.v,  Tor-i-sel-i-an,  a.  relatiy  tu  Tor- 
risuli,  and  apljd  tu  a  barumeti^'  invented  bi 
hiu). 

Torrid,  T6r-id,  a.  pqrqt;  drjd  wid  het;  bumig; 
vjalentli  hot. —  Torid  zan,  de  rejon  ov  de  ?rt 
inkli],dcd  betwen  de  tropiks  ov  Kaiiser  and  Kap- 
rikorn.  It  ck?tendz  on  eq  sjd  ov  dc  ekwator  tu 
Ac  (listans  ov  abit  233-2  degrez. 

ToRRiDiTY,  Tor-id-i-ti,     I     n.    de   stat  ov  beifl 

ToRHiDNESS,  T6r-id-nes,  i      torid. 

ToRROCK,  Tor -ok,  n.  a  herd  ov  de  gul  kind. 

ToR-SE,  Tors,  n.  {Her.y  a  ret;  a  twist.  [form. 

ToRSEL,  Tor-sel,  n.  {Arch.}  cni  tij)  in  a  twisted 

Torsion,  Tor-/on,  n.  de  akt  ov  twistiy:  stat  ov 
liiil)  twisted. — {Mech.)  de  twisti|)  or  rcnqig  ov 
'I  bodi  bj  de  egzerjon  ov  a  lateral  ftsrs. 

ToRSK,  Torsk,  «.  a  fiJ  ov  de  kod  trjb. 

Torso,  Ti»r-so,  n.  \^ll.\  {Sailjitiiir}  de  tnigk  ov 
a  statyq,  deprjvd  ov  de  hod  and  limz. 

Tort,  Tort,  ».  {Law)  roy;  injq,ri;  injdstis; — *mifl- 
i;if:  kalamiti. 

Tort,  Tort.*  a.  streqt  az  a  nap;  tot. 

Tortile,  Tor-til,*  a.  twisted;  redd;  rigkld. 

Tortility,  Tor-til-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  tortil 
or  redd. 

ToRTio.v,  Tiir-Jon,  n.  torment;  pan.    Sc  (7l/r«on.) 

Tortious,  T.ir-Jus,  a.  inji^rius:  ditiiy  rog. 

ToETiVE,  Tor-tiv,*  a.  twisted;  redd. 

ToRTNESS,  Tort-nes,  n.  tenjon  ov  a  rop  hwen 
-treql. 

Tortoise,  Tor-tiz,  6r  Tor-tis,  n.  an  animal  kuverd 
wid  Q  hqrd  Jcl,  ov  df  jcuus  tc^tqdu),  and  re zem- 
blig  At  turtl:— a  form  intu  hwiq  dc  nnjcnt  sol- 
jiTZ  yq,zd  tu  tro  dqr  buktcrz  abuv  d;ir  hodz,  so 
dat  no  dqrt,''  kud  hurt  dcm. 

Tortoise-shell,  Tor-tiz-Jel,  n.  At  Jel  ov  de  tor- 
tiz,  or  radcr  dr  br'sn  and  yelo  .«kalz  or  horni 
substans  ov  de  tortiz  dat  inhabits   de  tropikal 

SfZ. 

TouTRix,  Tiir-triks,  n.  a  spr/ez  ov  serpent. 
ToRTiosE,  Tort-yti-u«,  a.  twisted. 
ToRTLOSiTY,  Tort-yn-is-i-ti,*  n.  At  ittat  ov  beip 

i.'irryqus.  [krukt;  porv»Jr». 

Tortious,  Tort-jrtl-us,  a.  twisted;  redd:  wjodig- 
Tortuously,    Tort-yt;-us-li,    aJ.   in   a   t.'.riynu.« 

manor.  [ifl  rtdd. 

ToETUOussESS,  Ti'irt-yq-us-ncs,  n.  At  stat  ov  b«- 
ToRTUEABLE,   Torf-yq-m-bl,   a.    knpabl  ov  bei^ 

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Torture,  Tdrt-ytir,  n.  termcnts  JT|,diJali  inflikt- 
ed;  pan  bj  hwiq  gilt  iz  punijt,  er  koufejon  eks- 
tartod:  pan;  aijgwij;  paij;  ekstrgia  pan,  az  in- 
flikted  bj  (te  hwsl  er  rak;  terment. 

Torture,  Tei-t-yii^r,  v.  t.  tia  punij  wid  tertyq^rz; 
tti  veks:  tu  ekskrijojiat;  tu  torment;  tu  kep  on 
Ae  rak  or  streq.  [menter. 

Torturer,  T6rt-yix-rer,  n.  wun  hco  tertyi],rz;  tor- 

Torturixgly,  T6rt-yn,-rir)-li,  ad.  so  az  tu  tor- 
ment or  puniJ. 

Torturous,  Tort-yix-rus,  a.  termentii). 

Torulose,  T6r-yq,-lu)S,  a.  {Bot.}  alternatli  kon- 
trakted  and  distended;  t6ryq,lus. 

ToRULOus,    T6r-yi^-lu3,  a.  havir)  a  r-snded  bodi. 

Torus,  T6-rus,  n.  \_L.]  {Arch.)  a  Iqrj  r-snd  mold- 
iij  yi\,zd  in  de  basEZ  ov  kolumz. — {Bot.}  de  gra- 
h]  pernt  ov  a  i'lTjer  on  hwiq  de  ssd  veselzqr  plast. 

Tory,  To-ri,  n.  wun  ov  a  pqrti  in  IijgliJ  histori, 
opozd  tu  hwig; — orijinali  an  inl  'stle  or  rober: 
— wun  htt)  in  politikal  prinsiplz  elwaz  Ieuz  tui  ds 
qurq  and  stat  az  mi  k6nstiti],ted;  a  konservativ, 
opuzd  tia  a  rEforuier.  {American  history)  wun 
hct),  in  de  tjra  ov  ds  Rcvoh|Jon,  suported  ds 
ItjgliJ  guvernment,  and  opozd  de  rezistans  mad 
bi'de  koloniz. 

Tory,  Tca-ri,  a.  bslogii)  tu  ds  toriz. 

Toryism,  To-ri-iz-m,  n.&z  prinsiplz  ov  a  tori. 

Tosh,  ToJ,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  klok,  namd  from  de  last 
silabl  ov  de  Glasgo  patente,  efektyi],ali  ekskln,d- 
ig  ds  ;ir. 

Toss,  Tos,  v.  t.  tu  tro  wid  ds  hand,  az  a  bel  at 
pla;  tu  tro  wid  vjolens;  tu  ajitat;  tu  Jak;  tu 
put  intu  vjolent  mojon;  tu  mak  restles;  tu 
diskwiet;  tu  tumbl  over. 

Toss,  Tos,  v.  i.  tu  flig;  tu  bs  in  komojon;  tu  be 
tost.  Tia,  tos  up,  {tu  tro  up  a  kern,  and  wajer  on 
hwiq  sjd  it  wil  fel. 

Toss,  Tos,  n.  de  akt  ov  tosig;  an  afekted  akjon 
ov  ds  hed. 

TossEL,  Tos-el,  n.  Se  {Tassel.) 

TosSER,  T6s-er,  n.  wun  hcD  tosez;  a  troer. 

Tossing,  Tos-ig,  ii.  violent  komojon. 

Tosspot,  T6s-pot,t  n.  a  toper  and  drugkard. 

Tost,  Tost,  i.  &  p.  from  {Toss;)  sumtjmz  yTj,zd 
for  {tossed.) 

Total,  T6-tal,  a.  hoi;  komplet;  ful;  not  divided; 
gros;  entjr. 

Total,  To-tal,  n.  de  hoi;  de  hoi  sum  er  kwontiti. 

Totality,  To-tal-i-ti,  n.  komplet  sum;  hoi 
kwontiti.  [tjr. 

Totalize,  T6-tal-jz,  r.  t.  in.  render  total  er  en- 

Totally,  T6-tal-i,  ad.  hoUi;  full;  kompletli. 

Totalness,  Tw-tal-ncs,  n.  entjrnes;  totaliti. 

Tote,  Tot,  v.  t.  Ss  {Toot.} 

Tote,  Tot,  v.  t.  tu  kari;  tu  bi^r;  tu  konva.  [Q 
kolokwial  wurd  yqzd  in  de  Sudern  Stats.] 

Tote,  Tot,  n.  de  hoi;  "ds  hoi  tot,"  a  komon  ple- 
ouazm.— [Provinjal  in  Iijgland,  and  kolokwial 
in  de  Yipiited  Stats.] 

Tother,  Tiid-er,  kontraked  from  ds  uder. 

ToTiDEM  VERBIS,  T6t-i-dem  ver-bis,  [Z.]  in  just 
so  meni  wurdz. 

Totter,  T6t-er,  v.  i.  tu  Jak  so  az  tu  tretn  a  fel; 
tu  stager;  tu  rel. 

Totter  ER,  T6t-er-cr,  n.  wun  hoo  toterz.  [fel. 

Tottering,  Tot-er-irj,  /)/*.  a.  Jakiij  az  if  redi  tu 

Tottle,  T6t-1,  V.  i.  tu  wok  ab-st  in  a  toteriij 
maner;  tu  toter;  tu  topi;  tu  todl.— [Provinjal 
in  Ijigland,  and  kolokwial  in  de  Yi|njted  Stats.] 

Toucan,  To-kan,  n.  a  herd  ov  S-st  Amerika. 

Touch,  Tuq,  v.  t.  tu  kum  in  kontakt  wid;  tu 
persEV  bj  de  sens  ov  felii);  tu  handl  sljtli,  wid^it 
efort;  tu  req  wid  cni  tig  so  dat  dt^r  ma  be  no 
spas  betwen  de  tig  reqt  and  ds  tig  brot  tu  it; — 
tu  kum  tu;  tu  atan; — tu  trj,  az  gold  wid  a 
ston; — tu  rslat  tu:  tu  mcdl  wid;  tu  afekt;  tu 


raCDv;  tu  strjk  mentali;  tu  kez  tu  fel; — tu  de- 
linsat  er  mqrk  -st; — tu  strjk  a  mi|zikal  instroo- 
ment;  tu  infli],ens  bj  impuls;  tu  impel  forsiblij 
tu  trst  ov  perfngktorili. — Tid  ttir;  up.  tu  rep^r, 
er  imprcf)V  bj  sljt  stroks  er  litl  smendajonz. 

Touch,  Tuq,  v.  i.  tu  be  in  kontakt. — Tut  tug  at, 
tu  kum  tu  wid  onli  a  veri  Jort  sta. — Tu  tug  on 
or  upon,  tu  menjon  sljtli;  tu  go  tu  for  a  veri 
Jort  tjm;  tu  Ijt  upon  in  mental  inkwjriz. 

Touch,  Tuq,  n.  de  sens  ov  felig:  de  akt  ov  tuqig; 
de  Stat  ov  beig  tuqt;  req  ov  eni  tig  so  dat  d^r 
iz  no  spas  betwen  de  tigz  reqig  and  reqt;  kon- 
takt;— egzamiuajon,  az  ov  gold  bj  a  ston;  test; 
dat  bj  hwiq  eni  tig  iz  egzamind;  prtof;  trjd 
kwolitiz; — a  siggl  akt  ov  a  pensil  upon  de  pikt- 
yri^r; — fetyx|r  ;  lineament; — de  akt  ov  de  hand 
upon  a  mi^zikal  instrcbment; — piser  ov  eksjtig  de 
afekjonz;  sumtig  ov  pajon  or  afekjon; — a  strok; 
animadverjon:  senji],r; — a  smel  kwontiti  inter- 
miggld; — a  hint;  a  sljt  notis  givn;  a  sljt  esa. 

Touchable,  Tiiq-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  tuqt;  — 
tanjibl. 

Touchhole,  Tiiq-hol,  n.  de  hoi  tret)  hwiq  ds  fjr 
iz  kiinvad  tu  de  p'sder  in  de  gun. 

Touchily,  Tuq-i-li,  ad.  in  a  tuqi  maner;  psvijli. 

Touchiness,  Tdq-i-nes,  n.  jrasibiliti. 

Touching,  Ttiq-ig,  prep,  wid  regqrd  tU;  kon- 
sernig. 

Touching,  Tiiq-ig,  a.  patetik;  afektig:  moovig. 

Touchingly,  Tdq-ig-li,  ad.  wid  felig  or  smojon. 

Touch-me-not,  Tdq-me-not,  n.  a  plant;  a  spejez 
ov  {iinpatiens.) — {Med.}  a  spejez  ov  herpez. 

Touch-needle,  Tiiq-ne-dl,  n.  a  smel  bqr  ov  met- 
al yqzd  tu  test  pesez  ov  Cie  sam  metal. 

Touchpan,  Tiiq-pan,  n.  de  pan  ov  a  gun  dat 
hoklz  de  prjmig. 

Touchstone,  Tuq-ston,  n.  ston  er  test  bj  hwiq 
a  metal,  espejali  gold,  iz  egzamind;  eni  test  er 
krjterion. 

Touchwood,  Tdq-wud,  n.  rotn  wud  yn,zd  fer 
tinder;  a  substans  for  kaqig  fjr. 

Touchy,  Tdq-i,  a.  pevij;  iritabi;  jrasibi;  teqi. 

Tough,  Tuf,  a.  yeldig  tu  fleksyi^r  er  ekstenjon 
wid'st  fraktyi^r;  not  britl;  viskus: — strog;  ferm; 
stif;  hqrdi;  sturdi; — stuborn;  difikult; — difikult 
tu  mastikat;  not  tender. 

Toughen,  Tiif-n,  ■>'.  i.  tu  gro  tuf. 

Toughen,  Tiif-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  tuf. 

Toughish,  Tiif-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  tuf. 

Toughly,  Tiit'-li,  ad.  in  a  tuf  maner. 

Toughness,  Tuf-nes,  n.  ds  stat  ov  bsig  tuf. 

Toupee,  Toi-pe,  n.  a  tuft  ov  hq,r;  a  fortop;  an 
qrtitijal  kurl. 

Tour,  Tcor,  n.  [-f/'.]  a  serkit;  an  ekskurjon;  a  trip; 
a  r'snd;  a  rambl;  a  rovig  jurni; — *turn;  revoln- 
Jon;  kust:  maner. 

TouRBiLLiON,  Toor-bil-yon,  n.  an  ornamental  f  jr- 
wurk,  pekiih'ar  for  lurnig  r-gnd  hwen  in  de  q,r, 
so  az  tu  prezent  de  aperans  ov  a  skrol  ov  fjr. 

Tourist,  TdJr-ist,  n.  wun  hco  maks  a  ttDrer  jurni. 

Tourmaline,  T(»r-ma-lin,  n.  {Mln.}  a  mineral, 
ov  de  jem  order,  and  ov  varius  kulorz;  a  si^perior 
kjnd  ov  Jorl. 

TouRN,  Turn,  n.  {Laiv)  ds  Jerif  turn  er  serkit, 
anjentli  mad  trjs  a  yer; — a  spinig-hwel. 

Tournament,  Tdir-na-ment,  er  Tur-na-ment,  n. 
a  militari  mok  enkisnter,  praktist  az  a  sport  in 
de  midl  ajez;  tilt;  j'sst;  Jok  ov  batl. 

Tourney,  TAr-ni,  n.  ds  sam  az  {Tom-nament.) 

Tourney,  Tinr-ni,  v.  i.  tu  tilt  in  de  lists. 

Tourniquet,  Tiir-ni-ket,  n.  [jP/'.]  a  bandaj  yt^zd 
in  amp^tajonz  tu  prevent  hemoraj,  tjtnd  bj  a 
skro). 

TouRNOis,  Ta3rn-W(^  n.  [^/'.]  a  term  apljd  tu 
Frenq  muni,  di\,rig  de  old  sistem,  az  sterlir)  tu 
IggliJ  muni. 


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TouRNURE,  Tit)r-n4r,  «.  [/>.]  a  turn;— a  pqrt  ov 
(I  lii(liz<lro.i,  k.tlda  hif>i>. 

Tui'^K,  Tn/!,t  r.  i.  lu  |»ul;  tu  fctr;  tu  hoi;  tu 
ilr,i„';  — tu  di*Jrilcr  de  hqr. 

T()L>k:,  T»i,t  r.  »'•  tu  W\  m  rav. 

ToL'SE,  T'fi,  «.  a  pul:  a  hoi;  ."Ejnr;— ad<jb. 

ToL-sLE,  T's-zl.t  ''.  <•  tu  disonler  de  hi\r;  tu  t^i. 

TotTtR,  Tiit-er,*  «.  wun  hO)  sulisiu  ku:<t<iiuen. 

Tow,  To,  n.  df  kuM  fiqrt  ov  flaks  or  heinp. 

Tow,  To,  r.  t.  tu  dro  aloQ  tra>  or  uixJn  de  wotcr, 
uz  !>}  <i  rop.  [t^jio- 

Towage,  Tu-nj,  n.  de  aktov  toifl: — muni  pad  for 

Toward,  Tii-onJ,      j  /"''/'•  'i  a  direkjon  tu;  wid 

Towards,  Tii-ardz,  \  tondunsi  or  uiujon  tu  ; 
ner  tu;  az,  "de  danjer  mi  kuinz  loardz  him;" 
—wid  rE.-*|MJkt  tu.  In  old  rjlerz  de  tai  pqrts 
or  dis  wurd  qr  sumtjmz  separated;  az,  tXii.  God 
ward. 

Toward,  Tdi-ard,      |  arf.  ner  at  hand;  in  a  stat 

Towards,  Tu-ardz,  (      ov  prepara/un. 

Toward,  To-urd,  or  Tcj-wurd,  a.  redi  ta  ddtt  er 
lern:  dorijl;  not  froward;  toardli. 

TowARULiXESs,  Tij->ird-li-nes,  t<r  Tib-ward-li-nes, 
n.  dusiliti;  kompl{un»  wid  di^ti. 

TowARDLY,  Tii-ard-li,  vr  To-ward-Ii,  a.  redi  tu 
diD  or  Ivrii:  du.-'il;  kompljant  wid  diili. 

TowARDXESS,  To-ard-noi,  w  T6-wanl-nes,  w. 
du-iiliti;  Uf>'irdlined. 

Tow-boat,  Tci-bot,  n.  a  hot  yn,zd  for  toi{j  veselz. 

Towel,  Ti<-el,  n.  a  klot  wid  hwif;  de  haudz  and 
t'ds  <ir  wjpt. 

Tower,  T's-cr,  n.  a  hj  bildio.skw^r,  poligonal,  or 
»vrkn,lar,ofu  kon-i-itii)  ov  several  storiz; — de  fser 
ov  u  Gurq  iz  de  \*\xX.  hwiq  kontanz  de  bclz,  and 
from  hwic:  de  supl  rjzez;— a  iorlrcs;  a  situdel; 
--a  hj  hed-dres;— hj  fljt;  elevHjon. 

Tower.  Tii-cr,  r.  i.  tu  sor;  tu  tij  or  rjz  hi. 

Towered,  Tii-crJ,  a.  adorud  wid  fserz. 

Towering,  T'S-cr-ip,  /»/>.  a,,  vcri  hj;  lofti;  ele- 
vntcd:  suri|).  [plant. 

TowERMfSTABD,  T'8-er-mus-tard,  n.   an   anyn,al 

TowEBT,  Tii-er-i,  a..  ad»5md  wid  f»erz:  tucrd. 

Towi.NoPATH,  To-ifl-iKit,  n.  a  pat  alog  a  kanal 
for  u  hors:  a  lo-{»it. 

Tow-line,  Tti-lin,  «.  {Saut^  a  rop  yi^zd  in  toij). 

Town,  Tun,  n.  a  wold  or  fertifid  plas;  a  .Miti;  eni 
kolekjonov  hxzez  Iqrjerdanu  vilaj.— {^'n'_//a/i(/) 
eni  number  ov  h'szez  tu  hwiq  bel6{)z  a  rt^gynlar 
murket,  and  hwii^  iz  not  a  .<ili  or  de  .«e  ov  u  bij- 
op;  de  kort  end  ov  Lundon: — de  metr6|)uli!:,  or 
de  pepl  in  it,  az  opuzd  tu  de  kuntri,  er  de  prpl 
ov  de  kuiitri; — de  tisn  in  hwi(;  wun  livz.  In  3  7 
Iiyjlanil,  it  iz  ofn  yiV7.d  for  t^njiji,  or  a  smol  ter- 
itt^rial  di.^trikt,  hwedi-r  dcnsli  ortinli  inhabited: 
—  dr  inhabitant  ov  a  l3n. 

TowN-CLERK,  Tisn-klerk,  n.  an  ofiser  ha>  keps 
A(  rikonlz  ov  a  t'^n,  and  performz  uder  di^tiz. 

Town-crieb,  T'SD-krj-er,  n.  de  publik  krjer  ov 
a  fsn. 

Town  hall,  Tin-hel,  n.  a  hoi  forde  publik  biz- 
ne.-t  <pv  a   fsu. 

Town-house,  T«n-h5s,  n.  de  hoi  hw^^rde  publik 
bizncj  ov  a  t'sn  iz  transaktcd;  a  Ivn-hel;— a 
hTSs  in  a  t'sn,  io  opozijon  tu  a  htss  in  de 
kuntri. 

TowNisH,  T-«n-i/,  a.  relatin  tu  or  Ijk  a  t'sn. 

T0WNLES8,  Tisn-lei,  a.  wia-it  fsnz;  deprjvd  ov 
tviii. 

Townsfolk.  Tisnz-fok,  n.  pepl  ova  t'sn  or  aiti. 

Township,  Tiin-Jip,  »i.  de  korfxamjon  or  inhab- 
itants ov  a  t'tn:  ae  distrikt  brlogii)  tu  a  1-511;  a 
smol  teritorial  distrikt  haviy  a  subordinat  mi^- 
ni<i[ial  Ruvemment. 

Townsman,  Tiiinz-man,  n.,  pi.  T'snz-raen;  an  in- 
habitant ov  a  tun;  wun  uv  de  snm  t^n. 

TowNTALK,  Tisu-tok,  n.  dc  komun  tuk  ov  a  plas. 


Tow.VTOP,  Tiin-ton,  n.  a  Iqrj  top,  formerli  komon 
in  de  vilujcz  ov  Ig^land,  for  publik  cksertjz. 

Tow-path,  T6-ipat,  n.  u  naru  [>it  truveld  bj  boram 
in  drugig  bul:<  aloy  u  kanal. 

Towr,  To-i,  a.  kontani;j  or  rez^mblig  to. 

ToLZER    '^'^''^^'  [  '*•  '^^  namov  a  dog. 
Toxical,  T6k.-!-i-kal,   a.   relatig    tu   toksikdloji; 

pflTznus;  kontanig  [xrzn. 
ToxicoLOoicAL,    Toks-i-ko-16j-i-kal,    a.    relatig 

tu   toksikoluji. 
ToxicoLOoiCALLY,  Toks-l-ko-Wj-i-kal-i,   ad.    in 

u  tuksikolojikai  mancr. 
Toxicology,  Toks-i-k6l-o-ji,  n.  de  sjens  ov  pflrxnt; 

a  tretiz  or  diskijrson  porznz. 
ToxoDON,  Toks-o-don,    n.    {Geol.)    an    ekstigkt 

jenus  ov  kwodribpedz,  havig  kurvd  let. 
ToxOLOOY,  Toks-ol-Q-ji,  n.  a   burlesk  term  for 

iiitok?>ikajon. 
ToxopuiLiTE,  Toks-fif-i-ljt,  n.  an  qrc^er;  a  luver 

ov  de  bsj  or  ov  qrceri. 
Toy,  T(jr,  n.  a  peti  kumoditi;  a  trjfl;  a  tifl  ov  no 

valyq:  a  jilatiu;  a  bobl;  mater  ov  no  im[x9rtans; 

—  foil;  trjflifl  praktis;  sili  opinyon;— pia;    sport; 

amorus  dalians: — sili  tal;  wjld  fansi;  o«l  konset. 
Toy,  Ttf,  r.  i.  tu  trjfl;  tu  dali  amorusli;  tu  pla. 
ToYER,  Trf-er,  11.  wun  hot)  terz. 
ToYiSH,  Ttf-iJ,  a.  trjflio;  wonton. 
ToYisHLY,  T«f-iJ-li,  aJ.  in  a  ttfij  or  trjfli})  mancr. 
ToYiSHNESS,  Ttf-iJ-nes,  n.   n^^asiti;  woiitonnes. 
Toyman,  Ttf-man,  n.  wun  hot  dclz  in  t(fz. 
Toyshop,  Ttf-Jop,  n.  a  Jop  hw%r  terz  and  trjflx 

qr  sold. 
Tozk.  Toz,  r.  t.  tu  pul.  Se  {Touse.)  and  {Tease.) 
Trabeation,  Tra-be-H-J'on./i.  (.-lr.7t.)anqrkilrav, 

frez  and  kornis  ov  a  kolum  or  piljr. 
Trace,  Tra-*,  n.  a  mqrk  left  bj  eni  tig  pasij);  im- 

prejon;  futstep:  aperans  ov  hwot  haz  bin:   trak; 

\>(it:^il.   dat   bj   bwi^   bests  dro   d^r  burin,- 

hqrnes. 
Trace,  Tras,  r.  t.  tu  folo  bj  de  futstepa  er  re- 

mani{|  mqrks;  tu  folo  wid  cgzaktnes:  tu  mqrk 

•St;  thi  wiik  over. 
Traceable,  Tras-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  trast. 
Traoeably,  Tras-a-bli,  ad.  so  az  tu  be  trast. 
Tracer,  Tras-er,  n.  wnn  hiu  trasez. 
Tbaceby,  Tras-cr-i,    «.    {Arik.)    ornamental    er 

ramifjd    ston-wurk,   a    spejez   ov    patern-wurk 

formd  or  trast  in  de  bed  ov  a   Uotik   windo   bj 

mulyonz  bci{)  d^r  kontinyqd,  but  diverjig  intu. 

kurvz  and  floig  Ijnz,  enriql  wid  foliajunz. 
Trachea,  Tra-ke-u,  or  Tra-ke-a,  n.  {Anal.}  At 

windpjp. 
Tracheal.  Tra-ke-al,  a,  relatig  tu  de  windpjp. 
Trachelipod,  Tra-k61-i-pod,  n.  (tJ/ncA.)  wun  or 

an  order  ov  molusks. 
Tracheocele,  Tra-ke-o-scl,  n.  (J/W.)  an  enlqrj- 

meni  ov  de  tjrod  gland. 
Tracheotomy,  Tra-ke-6t-o-mi,   n.    de  opera/on 

<iv  iniikig  an  opnig  intu  de  trakea  or  windpjp. 
Trachitis,  Tra-kj-tis,  n.  {M<d.}    inflama/on  or 

de  windpjp. 
Traciitte,  Tra-kjt,  n.  {.Vin.}  a  kjnd  ov  lava,  or 

viilk:inik  rok,  kom(xJzd  qefli  ov  felspqr. 
Trachytic,  Tra-kit-ik,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  partak- 

ig,  i.v  tnik|t.  iyq''""  '"'''• 

Tracing,  Tnis-ig,  n.  a  mqrkig:  kor<;  pit;  ni- 
Tback,  Trak,  n.  a  mqrk  left  up<3n  de  wh   bj  it 

fut  or  sunitig  dat  haz  \\\*l:  a  be tn  i«if:  a  rod; 

— dc  rnlwH,  or  kors  ov  mix,  on  a  nilrod. 
Track.  Trak,  r.  l.   tu   folo   bj   Ac    fuu-'teps  er 

inqrks   left  in  de  wa;    tu    tras;    tu    to;  —  tu 

brak  flaks.  [fut.«tcp«. 

Trackles-s,  Trik-les.  a.  untrodn;  mqrkt  wii  no 
Track LE.'ssLY,  Trak-le«<-li.  ad.  in  a  trakUy  ouuiur. 
Trackroad,  Trak-rud,  n.  a  to-pat. 


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Teaokscout,  Trak-sk^t,  w.  a  pasaj-bat,  in  Hol- 
and,  dren  bi  a  hors.     Se  {Treckschuyt.) 

Tkackway,  trak-wa,  ii.  a  tram-rod.  Se  {Tram- 
■road.) 

Tract,  Trakt,  n.  sumtig  dren  •yfc  er  ekstended;  a 
TEJon;  a  kwontiti  ov  land;  eni  tii)  protrakted; — 
kors;  maner  ov  proses; — a  smol  pamflet;  a  trstiz; 
a  smfll  buk. 

Teactability,  Trakt-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  &e  kwoliti  ov 
bsii)  traktabl;  traktablnes. 

Teactable,  Trakt-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  bs  led,  manajd, 
er  handld;  manajabi;  dosil;  kompljant;  palpabl; 
duktil. 

Teactableness,  Trakt-a-bl-nes,  w.  de  stat  ov 
btiij  traktabl:  kompljans.  [jentli. 

Teactably,  Trakta-bli,  ad.  in  a  traktabl  maner; 

Tbactarian,  Trak-ta-ri-an,  n.  a  rjter  ov  trakts; 
a  traktator; — a  term  aplid  tia  ds  rjtorz  ov  ds 
Oksford  "Trakts  for  it  Tjmz."    Se  {Pt/seyism.} 

Teactate,  Trak-tat,*  n.  a  tretiz;  a  trakt;  a  smel 
buk.  [subjekt. 

Teactation,  Trak-ta-Jon,*  n.  de  disknjon  ov  a 

Teactatoe,  Trak-ta-tor,  »,  a  rjter  ov  trakts;  a 
traktarian. 

Tractile,  Trak-til,  a.  dat  ma  be  dren  ■st  er  eks- 
tended in  lei)t;  duktU.  [traktil. 

Teactility,  Trak-til-i-ti,  n,  de  kwoliti  ov  beii) 

Teaction,  Trak-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  dreig;  de  stat 
ov  beiij  dren. 

Teactive,  Trak-tiv,  a.  dat  pialz  er  droz;  atraktiv. 

Teactor,  Trak-tor,  ».  an  instroment  ov  traktiv 
piser:  too  smel  bqrz  ov  metal,  invented  bj  Dr.  E. 
Perkinz,  ov  Norij,  Konetikut,  imajind  tu  pozes 
magnetik  p-serz,  and  tu  kqr  panful  afekjonz 
and  ti\,morz,  bj  beirj  dren  over  de  pqrt.  3a  wer 
konsiderabli  in  vog  in  de  erli  pqrt  ov  de  19t 
senti|ri. 

Teactory,  Trak-to-ri,  /  n.  a  kurv  deskrjbd  bj  a 

Teacteix,  Trak-triks,  i  hevi  pernt  ataqt  tu  a 
strig,  de  uder  end  ov  hwiq  iz  miBvd  aloij  a  givn 
strat  Ijn  er  kurv.  It  iz  karakterjzd  bj  de  prop- 
erti,  dat  de  tanjent  iz  elwaz  ekwal  tu  a  givn 
Ijn. 

Trade,  Trad,  n.  trafik;  komers;  eksqanj  ov  gudz, 
fermerli  bj  bqrter  er  fer  uder  gudz,  ns  qefli  fer 
muni;— okyi|pa Jon  er  emplerment,  distigkt  from 
agrikultyi],r,  from  de  liberal  qrts,  er  lerned  pro- 
fejonz  ; — instrcoments  ov  eni  okyt^pajon  ; — eni 
emplerment  not  manytj,al;  biznes;  kelii); — kus- 
tom;  habit;  standii)  praktis; — personz  engajd  in 
trad;  —  bukselerz  kolektivli.  Fermerli,  trad 
woz  apljd  tu  domestik,  and  trafik  tu  foren, 
komers. 

Teade,  Trad,  «.  i.  tu  trafik;  tu  del;  tu  hold 
komers;  tu  akt  merli  fer  muni. 

Teade,  Trad,  v.  t.  tu  sel  er  eksqanj  in  komers. 

Traded,  Trad-ed,  a.  verst;  praktist. 

Teader,  Trad-er,  n.  wun  engajd  in  trad;  a  mer- 
(jant;  a  tradzman;  a  deler;  a  Jopkeper:  a  retaler; 
a  praktijoner.  [trad. 

Teadesfolk.  Tradz-fok,  n.  pi.    pepl    emplffd  in 

Tradesman,  TraJz-man,  n.,  j^l.  Tradz-men;  a  Jop- 
keper; a  trader.  Rn  trad. 

Teadesi'EOPLe,  Tradz-pe-pl,  n.  pi.    pepl  emplwi 

Tradeswoman,  Tradz-wum-an,  n.  a  wuman 
cmpl(5^d  in  trad. 

Teade-wind,  Trad-wind,  n.  a.  periodikal  wind 
betwen  de  tropiks,  bloig  fera  serten  tjm  in  wun 
direkjon,  and  d^rfor  favurabl  tia  trad:  monscbn. 

Teading,  Trad-ig,  pp.  a.  kariig  on  trad;  mer- 
kantil. 

Trading,  Trad-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  kariig  on  komers. 

Teadition,  Tra-diJ-on,  n.  a  deliver!;  de  deliveri 
ov  fakts  er  historikal  events  tu  poster! ti  bj  oral 
report,  not  in  rjtig;  a  doktrin  or  fakt  deliverd  er 
handed  disn  from  wun  aj  er  jenerajon  tu  anud- 


er. — {TTieol.y  dat  bodi  ov  doktrin  and  disiplin 
supozd  er  imajind  tu  hav  bin  put  fori  bj  -sr 
Savyor  er  biz  aposlz,  and  not  komited  tu  rjtig; 
— distigkt  from  Skriijtynr. 

Teaditional,  Tra-diJ-on-al,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  de- 
liverd bj,  tradijon;  transmited  bj  oral  menz. 

Traditionally,  Tra-diJ-on-al-i,  ad.  bj  tradijon. 

Teaditionarily,  Tra-diJ-on-a-ri-li,  ad.  bj  wa 
ov  tradijon. 

Teaditionaey,  Tra-diJ-on-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu,  er 
deliverd  bj,  tradijon;  tradijonal. 

Traditioner,  Tra-diJ-on-er,*  n.  a  tradijonist. 

Teaditionist,  Tra-diJ-on-ist,  n.  wun  hcD  adherz 
tu  tradijon. 

Teaditive,  Trad-i-tiv,  a.  dat  iz  er  ma  be  trans- 
mited from  aj  tu  aj;  tradijonal. 

Teaditor,  Trad-i-tor,  n.  [i<.]  wun  hco  deliverz 
up;  a  trator; — a  nam  ov  reproq  apljd  tu  doz  erli 
Kristyanz  hiB  deliverd  up  dq,r  Bjblz  tu  sav  d^r 
Ijvz. 

Teadtice,  Tra-di\,s,  v.  t.  tu  senjt],r;  tu  reprezent 
az  blamabl;  tu  kalumniat;  tu  dekrj;  tu  vilifj; 
tu  disparaj:  tu  deprejiat;  tu  revjl.  [kwi. 

Traducement,   Tra-di^s-ment,*  w.  senji^r;  oblo- 

Traducer,  Tra-dq,s-er,  n.  wun  htt)  tradi^sez;  a 
kaldmniator.  [d^st. 

Tradocible,   Tra-di|s-i-bl,    a.    dat  ma   be  tra- 

Teaduction,  Tra-diik-Jon,  n.  derivajon;  propa- 
gajon; — tradijon;  transmijon;  konvaans; — trans- 
igon. 

Tradl'Ctite,  Tra-diik-tiv,*  a.  derjvabl;  dedn,sibl. 

Teaffic,  Traf-ik,  n.  komers;  de  biznes  er  empler- 
ment ov  kariig  on  komers  er  trad;  Iqrj  trad:  eks- 
qfinj  ov  komoditiz;  bqrter.  Trafik  woz  ferm- 
erli apljd  tu  foren  komers,  in  distigkjon  from 
trad. 

Traffic,  Traf-ik,  v.  i.  tu  praktis  komers;  ta 
trad;  tu  del;  tu  bqrter;  tu  eksqanj  komoditiz; 
tu  trad  mersenarili. 

Traffic,  Traf-ik,  v.  t.  tu  eksqanj  in  trafik;  tu 
bqrter. 

Trafficable,  Traf-ik-a-bl,  a.  m4rketabl. 

Teaffickee,  Traf-ik-er,  w.  wun  ha>  trafiks;  a 
trader.  [trad. 

Trafficking,  Traf-ik-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  kariig  on 

Tragacanth,  Trag-a-kant,  n.  an  Afrikan  plant, 
and  a  hwjt  er  yeloij  gum  obtand  from  de  plant 
{astragalus  tragacantha,)  familyarli  keld  gum- 
dragon. 

Tragacanthine,  Trag-a-kan-tin,  n.  de  prinsipl 
ov  tragakant;  de  s61yn,bl  gum  ov  tragakant. 

Tragedian,  Tra-je-di-an,  «.  a  rjter  ov  trajedi;  an 
aktor  ov  trajedi. 

Teagedy,  Traj-e-di,  n.  a  spejez  ov  drama  in 
hwiq  de  laggwaj  iz  elevated  and  de  katastrofe 
melankoli;  a  dramatik  reprezentajon,  bj  djalog 
and  akjon,  ov  hv]^man  pajonz  and  d^r  konse- 
kvvensez,  in  suq  a  maner  az  tu  eksjt  piti,  indig- 
najon,  fer,  reverens,  er  horor; — eni  mornful  er 
dredf ul  event,  okdrens,  er  ded. 

Teagic,    Traj-ik,  j  a.    relatig    tu     trajedi; 

Tragical,  Traj-ik-al,  (  mornful;  kalamitas;s6r- 
oful;  dredful;  fatal. 

Tragically,  Traj-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  d  trajikal  man- 
er: kalamitusli. 

Tragicalness,  Traj-i-kal-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
trnjikal. 

Tragicomedy,  Traj-i-kom-e-di,  n.  a  drama  par- 
takig  bot  ov  trajedi  and  komedi,  er  a  seriez  ov 
yqmorus  events.  [komedi. 

Tragicomic,  Traj-i-k6m-ik,  a.  relatig   tu  traji- 

Tragicomical,  Traj-i-kom-ik-al,  a.  relatig  tu 
trajikomedi;  konsistig  ov  a  mikstyqr  ov  merf) 
wid  soro. 

Teagicomically,  Traj-i-k6m-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a 
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Thaoopooon,  Tr*j-o-p6-gon,n.  {Bot.)  a  jenasov 
jilaiili:  (^utJi-berd. 

Tkail,  Trill,  r.  t.  tu  tiro:  tu  drag;— tu  dm  alop 
de  gmad;  tu  dm,  az  a  log,  flutiy  or  wavi))  budi; 
-    tu  hunt  bj  de  truk. 

TitAiL,  Tnil,  t'.  I.  tu  be  dron  ut  in  Icflfc;  tu  drag. 

Tkaiu  Tral,  n.  sent  left  bj  u  truk;  tr.ik  fujijd  b| 
de  hunter;  an  Indian  futput;— cni  tin  drm  tu 
loyt;  eui  tig  drou  behjud  in  lug  undiilti/onz;  u 
tmn.—{^<junnei y)  At  end  ov  a  tniveli)]  kiirij, 
uiKJzit  (u  de  hwelz,  upon  hwiq  de  karij  !i|{dz. 

Tbailboard,  Tral-bord,  n.  (\tint.)  de  kqrvj 
wurk  bet  wen  de  ^elu,  dat  ix  fuiind  tu  de  nez 
ov  de  bed.  [net. 

Trailnet,  Tral-net,n.  a  net  for  ka<}i{)  fij:  a  dnig- 

Tbai.v,  Trim,  v.  t.  tu  dm  alop;  tu  dm;  tu  cntjs: 
tu  invjt;  tu  ali'ir;  tu  dro  bj  qrlifi?  or  stratajuin, 
or  bj  perriwajon  or  promis; — tu  edyij^kat;  tu  brig 
up:  tu  eksursjz,  or  form  bj  oksersjz. 

Train,  Tran,  n.  qrtifis;  stratajem  ov  cntHmcnt: — 
dat  hwitj  iz  dron  after,  or  kutnz  after;  de  loer 
pqrt  i>v  a  dres; — de  tal  ov  a  benl; — u  srriez;  a 
konsekiiJon;  proses;  u  rctinij:  a  number  ov  folo- 
orz  or  ateudantd;  an  orderli  kumpani;  a  pri^scjon: 
— a  Ijn  ov  puder  iedig  tu  a  min. —  Tran  t>v  qr- 
tiUi-i,  kanonz,  meruiri,  and  worljk  st^Drz,  akdui- 
)iiinii||  an  qriui. 

Trainable.  Tran-a-bl,  a,  dat  ma  be  trand. 

Tkai.N'ba.ni>,  Tran-band,  n.  a  trand  band:  dp  mil- 
i/ii: — a  t^rm  formerli  apljd  tu  de  mill/a  ov 
Luiidon. 

Traisbami.  Tran-band,  a.  belogi]}  tu  de  mili/a. 

Trainuearer,  Tnin-biir-er,  n.  wun  ho)  haldz  up 
a  tmn. 

Trained.  Trnnd, /;.  a.  fermd  bj  tranig:  ekscrsjzd; 
— havig  a  tran.  [struktor. 

Trainer,  Tran-cr,  n.   wun  ba>   tranz  up:    an  in- 

Tkainixo,  Trrin-ig.  «.  de  akt  ov  edyiikati|)  or 
foriiiio  tu  eni  ekseri^jz  bj  pruktis;  a  militari  eks- 
ersji  or  rr vi'j.  [fat  ov  de  hwai. 

Train-oil.  Tran-«rl,  n.  trl  dron  b^  k>>kJon  from  dr 

Train-tackle,  Tran-tak-l.  n.  {.\iiiif.}  a  kombin- 
ajiin  i>v  puliz,  tu  kep  a  gun   in  its  plas.     .'>!e 

< r,i  A-/,.> 

Trainv,  Tran-i,*  a.  he\6\)\\)  tu  tran-ffl. 
Traii'se,  Traps,t  i".  ».  tu  wok  or  run  ab'Ht  jJli  er 

flutijli. 
Trait,  Trat,  or  Tra.n.  [Fr.]  as(rG>k;a  tu(j:a  frtyivr 

a  Ipi;— <i  kanikteristik  mqrk,  turn,  or  akt;  az,  a 

irat  ov  karakter. 
Traitelr,  Tm-tcr,  n.  [/V.]  At  kcpcr  ov  an  etig- 

bx-i-  n  r<>-ttumlor. 
Traitor.  Tnit-or,  n.  wun  ho),  beig  trusted, betr^z: 

Willi  ;:ilti  iiv  iM-rtiili  or  tri'<jori. 
Traitor.  Trat-nr.  a.  trntorus.  [fatles. 

Traitouoi  s,    Tnit-or-U!i,  a.    trccerns;    f>erf:iliu-: 
Traitorolslt,  Tnkl-or-us-li,    ad.    in  a  tratnrus 

jniinir:  |MTti<liu-li.  [trcqeri. 

TRAiTOROi'8N»:fi8,  Trat-or-us-neii,  n.  perfidinsmv: 
Traitrkm*.  Trai-res,  n.  a  wunian  boi  brtritz. 
Tkajj.it.  Tm-ji'kt.  r.  /.   tu  ka>l  triD;  tu  tru. 
Trajeition,   Tni-jt'k-/on,  n.  At  nkt    ov    dqrtig 

tru>:  lrmn.-<|iu(i/on. 
Trajectory,  Tm-ji'k-to-ri,  n.  a  i«peje«  ov  kurv: 

dr  orbit  ov  a  k'lniet, 
Tralation,  Tra-la-Jon,*  n.  At  ytitig  ov  a   wurd 

in    a    leu    proper,   but   mur   signitiknnt,  nujon: 

tmii-lnjcm. 
Tralatition,  Tral-a-tiJ-on,  m.   a  (}Rnj,  ai  in  de 

yil<  I'V  wurdi:  a  metafor. 
Tralatitioi'S,  Tml-a-tiJ-us,  a.  mctnfurikal;  not 

litonil;    tipt'urativ. 
Tralatitioislv,  Trel-K-tiJ-ns-li,  ad.  inctaf6rik- 

iili:  not  literali. 
Tkalineatk,  Tm-lin-e-at,*  c.  t.  tu  devial  from 

eni  direkjon. 


Tralucent,  Tni-li\-(>ont,*  a.  kler;  tr«n«lixiont. 

Tram,  Tram,  «.  a  Njrt  ov  fur-bweld  karij  or  wag- 
on; a  kqr. 

Trammel,  Tram-el,  «.  a  net  in  hwi<;  b^rdz  or  fiJ 
qr  kot;  a  not;— a  kjnd  ov  Jaklz  in  hwin  borMi 
qr  tot  tu  pas; — an  in^tniimont  fer  dreig  orals 
or  clipsez;— an  imptedlinent;  a  /aki;  — an  jura 
huk  fer  guajtondig  pots  and  kellz  over  a  fjr. 

Trammel,  Tram-el,  f.  t.  tu  JakI;  tu  kiw;;  tu  io- 

t.T-ept. 

Tramontane,   Tra-ra6n-tan,  or  Trim-on-tfln,  n. 

a  forenor;  0  utranjer;  a  Ijqriwrian.     3e  Italyanj 

gav  A'\*  nam  tu  ol  ha»  livd  beyond  de  Alps. 
Tramontane,  Tra-m6n-tan,  a.  slranj;  foren;  bqr- 

bariis. 
Tramp,  Tramp.J  r.  t.  tu  trampl;  tu  tred. 
TiiAMi'.  Tramp,t  r.  i.  tu  travel  on  fut. 
Tramp,  Tramp,  n.  travel  on  fut;  a  jumi;  a  wok; — 

a  vagrant;  a  .-itrijler;  a  begir;  a  tramper; — an  in- 

stmiincnt  ynzd  in  makig  hejez. 
Tramper,  Tniiup-er,  n.  wun  boD  tramps;  a  vagrant. 
Trample,  Train-[>l,  r.  t.  tu  tred  under  fut  from 

jirjil.  kontcmt,  or  elevajon. 
Trample.  Train-jil,  r.  «.  tu  tred  in  kontcmt;  tu 

tred  fast  and  hqrd. 
Trample.  Tram-pl,  n.  At  akt  ov  tredig  under  fut. 
Tramplkr.  Tnim-pler.  k.  wun  hm  tniinplz. 
Tram  road,  Tram-rud,  r.  a   rod  prEjqrd   for  de 

ezi  transit  <>v  tramz  or  wagonz,  bj  plasig  on  \ia 

surfas  smcnd    bemz  ov  timber,  bloks  ov  ston,  er 

plats  or  ralzov  jurn,az  hwel-traks.     It  izn  kjnd 

ov  ralwa  adapted  for  de  pasaj  ov  vehiklz  wi4 

hwelz  ov  de  ortlinnri    form,  for  de  konvaans  ov 

wud,  kolz,  st<an,  &s.     It  iz  elsu  keld  tram-tea, 

and  trak-fca. 
Tranation,  Tra-na-Jon,*  n.  de    akt  ov  swimig 

over;  transnajon. 
Trance,  Trans,  n.  a  stat  ov  hwiq  de  no/on  is  dat 

de  sul  haz,  f.>r  u  tjm,  jwst  Tt  ov  de  bodi,  and  has 

a  vq  ov  spiriiyqai  tigz:  stat  ov  inscnsibiliti  tu 

tigz  ov  dis  wurld;  an  ekstasi. 
Trance,  Trans,  r.  /.  tu  entnins. 
Tranced.  Transt,  a.  Ijig  in  a  trans  or  ekstasi. 
Trangram,  Tran-gram,J  n.  an  od,  intrikat  kontrj- 

vans;  a  jiinkrak.  (Gulf. 

Trankev,  Tnin-ki,  n.  a  bot  yv^iA  in  At   1  er/an 
Trannel,  Tran-el,  n.  a  rsnd  wudn  pin;  trc-nal. 
TRANyuiL,  Tran-kwil,  a.  kwjet;  pcsful;  kqm;  un- 

disiiirbtl:  kompuzd. 
TRANytiLLiTV.  Tran-kwil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  bcig 

traiikwil:  kwjet:  pes  ov  mjnd;  pes  ov  kondi/on; 

frnldn  trim  K-rturbaJun. 
Tranqlilize,  Tran-kwil-jz,  r.  t.  tu  render  kqm 

or  tmnkwil:  tu  korapuz;  tu  kwjet;  tu  said;  tu 

nth:  tu  api'z;  tu  piu>ifj. 
TRANyiiLLV,  Tran-kwil-i,  arf.  in  a  trankwil  stat 

or  uiiiiKT.  [trankwil. 

TRANgL'iLNE8K,  Tran-kwil-nes,  fi.   de  stat  ov  btig 
Trans.  Trans,  /-fr'!.  [L.\  beyond.     It  iz  yqid  az  a 

prrtiks.  in   Ii);;liJ  wurJz,  signifjig  hfyind,  tra>, 

or  i.n  dr  iid-r  i^ld. 
Transact,   Trans-akt,  r.  /.  tu   go   tnn   wid;  tu 

inaiiaj:  tu  ncgujial:  tu  konildkt:  tu    ]>erfiirm; 

tu  dib:  tu  kari  on;  lu  ak6ui)>lij:  tu  tret  abitt. 
Transact,  Trans-akt,  r.  ♦.  tu  konddkt  maten;  tu 

manaj. 
Transaction,  Tran.«-ik-/on,  n.  negojiajon:  drlig 

brtweii  man  and  man:  performans:  manajment; 

iit;(r:  tii)Z   niiiiiiijd. 
Transactor,   Trons-ak-tor,  n.  wun  bo)  trannkU 

or  maiiHJcz. 
Transalpine,  Trans-il-pin,  a.  oityiiatcd  brT6nd 

de  Al|>s,  wid  reg<\nl  tu  Rum:  6p<3zit  tu  ((Va/- 

f'lnt;}  tniini'>nt(in:  bqrbsrus. 
Tranbanimate.  Transan-i-mat,  r.  i.  tu  j<i'  aoi- 

majon,  er  dc  sul,  from  wun  bodi  tu  aodder. 


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Transanimation,  Trans-an-i-ma-Jon,  n.   As  akt  | 

ov  transaniniatii). 
Teansatlantic,  Trans-at-lan-tik,  a.  beii)  on  At 

uder  sjd  ov  de  Atlantik. 
Teaxsca'lency,  Trans-ka-len-si,  n.  de  stat  ov  bs- 

ii)  tninskalent. 
Transcalent,  Trans-ka-lent,  a.  pervius  tu  het. 
Transcend,  Tran-send,  i>.  t.    tu  go  bsyond;  tu 
■stdco;  tu  surpds;  tu  'stgo;  tu  eksedj  tu  eksel; — 
tu  surm-snt;  tu  rjz  abiiv. 
Transcend,  Tran-send,  v.  i.  tu  kljm;  tu  eksel. 
Transcendence,  Tran-send-ens,     ;  ;*.  At  akt  ov 
Transcendency,  Tran-send-en-si,  i     transendir); 
de  Stat  ov  beiij  transendent;  ekselens;  unyi^3n,al 
ekselens;  st^pereminens;  egzajerajon. 
Transcendent,  Tran-send-ent,  a.   ekselent;  pre- 
eminent: ekstrerdinari;  si|prem. 
Transcendental,  Tran-sen-den-tal,  a.  transend- 
ent;    preeminent;    veri    ekselent;    sarpdsii). — 
{Math.}  a  term  apljd  tu  eni  ekwajon,  kurv,  er 
kwontiti,  hwiq  kan  not  be  reprezented  er  def  jnd 
bj  an  aljebraikal  ekwajon  ov  termz;  wid  nii,meral 
and  determinat  indisez. — In  metafiziks,  or  intel- 
ektyiial fiJfkcifi,  "de  term  tmnsendentaliz  apljd 
tu  eni  til)  dat  liz  beyond  de  b^sndz  ov  'sr  eks- 
periens,  or  hwiq  duz  not  kum  widin  de  req  ov  isr 
sensez.     01  filosofi  hwiq  kariz  its  investigajonz 
beyond  de  sfer  ov  tii)z  hwiq  fel  under  ■sr  sensez, 
iz  transendental,  and  de  term  iz  dus  sinonimus 
wid  metAfizikal.     Transendental  filosofi  ma  be- 
gin wid  eksperiens,  and  dens  prosed  beyond  it; 
er  it  ma  stqrt  from  jdeaz,  a  prjorj,  hwiq  qr  in  ■sr 
mjnd; — in  de  later  kas  de  filosijfi  iz  pi^rli  tran- 
sendental, hwjl  in  de  former  it  iz  ov  a  mikst  kar- 
akter." 
Transcendentalism,  Tran-sen-den-tal-iz-m,  n.  de 
stat  or  kwoliti  ov  beir)  transendental;  a  transen- 
dental nojon  er  sistem;  transendental  filosofi. 
Transcendentalist,     Tran-sen-den-tal-ist,      «. 

wun  hO)  adherz  tu  transendentalizm. 
Transcendentality,  Tran-sen-den-tal -i-ti,n.  de 

kwoliti  ov  beiij  transendental. 
Teanscendently,    Tran-send-ent-li,    ad.     in    a 

transendent  maner. 
Transcendentness,  Tran-send-ent-nes,  n.  stj,per- 

eminen>:  iinvitjital  ekselens. 
Transcribbler,  Tran-skrib-ler,  n.  a  transkrjber, 

in  kontemt. 
Transcribe,  Tran-skrjb,  i\  t.  tu  rjt  er  kopi  from 

an  egzemplar;  tu  kopi. 
Teanscriber,  Tran-skrjb-er,  «.  wunhoo  transkrjbz: 

a  kopier. 
Transcript,  Triin-skript,  n.   dat  bwiq   iz   tran- 

skrjbd;  a  kopi;  eni  tiij  ritn  from  an  orijinal. 

Transcription,    Tran-skrip-Jun,   n.     de   akt   ov 

transkrjbii);   dat  hwiq  iz  transkrjbd;  a  kopi:  a 

transkript.  "  [kopi. 

Transcriptive,  Tran-skrip-tiv,  a.  dun  az  from  a 

Transcriptively,    Tran-skrip-tiv-li,   ad.    in  de 

maner  ov  a  kopi.  [fro. 

Transcur,  Trans-kiir,*  i\  i.  tu  run  er  rov  tu  and 

Transcurrence,  Trans-kiir-ens,   n.   a.  runi^  tu 

and  fro. 
Transcursion,  Trans-kur-Jon,  «..  ekskurjon;  pas- 

aj  tro);  pasaj  beyond  serten  limits. 
Teansdialect,  Trans-d'i-a-lckt,  i\  t.  tu  translat 

from  wun  djakkl  tu  aniidur. 
Teansductio.n,  Traus-duk-Jon,w.  de  akt  ov  kari- 

ii)  over. 
Transe,  Trans,  n.  an  ekstasi.    Se  {Trance.} 
Transelkmentation,  Trans-el-E-men-ta-Jon,  n. 

qanj  ov  wun  element  intu  aniider. 
Transept,  Tran-sept,  n.  {Arch.}  de  kros  pqrt  ov 
a  katedral,  hwiq  ckstendz  on  de  nort  and  s-st 
sjdz  ov  de  area  betwen  de  nav  and  de  kwjr;  a 
kros  2'> 


Transfer,  Trans-fer,  v.  t.  tu  kari  er  pas  from 
wun  person  er  plas  tu  aniider;  tu  konva;  tu  re- 
mtf)v;  tu  transport. 
Transfer,  Trans-fer,  n.  de  akt  ov  transferiij;  re- 
uKDval;  a  qanj  ov  properti;  a  deliveri  ov  properti 
tu  aniider. 
Transferability,     Trans-fer-a-bil-i-ti,    n.     ds 

kwoliti  ov  beir)  transferabl. 
Transferable,  Trans-fer-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  trans- 

ferd.     Ritn  elso,  {transfer rihle.} 
Transferee,  Trans-fer-e,  n.  wun  tu  htom  a  trans- 
fer iz  mad. 
Transference,     t  -      .  I    n.   de  akt  ov 

Transferrence,  -iransier  en»,|  transferig; 

transfer. 

Transferography,  Trans-fer-6g-ra-fi,  n.  de  q,rt 

er  akt  ov  kopiii)  inskripjonz  from  anjent  toDmz, 

tablets,  &s. 

Transferrer,  Trans-fer-er,   n.   he  er  dat  hwiq 

triinsferz:— an  instrument  yn,zd  wid  de  ^r  pump. 

Transfiguration,    Trans-fig-yii,-ra-Jon,    n.     de 

akt  ov  transfigyi|rir|;  de  stat  ov  beii)  transfig- 

yi^rd; — de  sixpernatynral  qanj  in  de  aperans  ov 

Krjst,  az  rekerded  bj  de  8vanjelists. 

Transfigure,  Trans-fig-yty,  v.  t.  tu  qanj  de  fig- 

yi^r  or  aperans  ov;  tu  metamerfoz;  tu  transform. 

Transfix,  Trans-fiks,  i\  t.  tu  pers  tn^).     [fiksig. 

Transfixion,  Trans-fik-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  trans- 

Transform,  Trans-ferm,  v.  t.  tu  qanj  de  form  er 

substans  ov;  tu  transmt],t;  tu  metamerfoz. 
Transform,  Trans-ferm,  v.  i.  tu  be  metamerfozd. 
Transformation,  Trans-for-ma-Jon,    n.    de  akt 
ov  transformii);  de  stat  ov  beig  transfermd;  qanj 
ov  form;  metamerfosis.  [ferm. 

Transforming,  Trans-ferm-ig,  pp.  a.   qanjig  ds 
Transfreight,  Trans-frat,*  v.  i.  tu  pas  over. 
Transfretation,  Trans-fre-ta-Jon,  n.  pasaj  over 

de  se. 
Transfund,  Trans-fund,  «.  t.  tu  transfi],z. 
Transfuse,  Trans-fqz,  y.  t.   tu  por  ■st  ov  wun 
intu  aniider; — tu  injekt  er  pas  de  blud  ov  wun 
animal  intu  de  vanz  ov  anuder.         [transfij,zd. 
Transfusible,    Trans-fi\z-i-bl,    a.     dat   ma    be 
Transfusion,  Trans-fi|,-zon,  n.  de  akt  ov  trans- 
fqzig: — {Mtd.}  Az  injekjon  ov  de  blud  ov  wun 
livig  animal  intu  de  vanz  ov  anuder. 
Transgress,  Trani-gres,   v.  t.   tu  pas  over;   tu 
pas  beyond; — tu  violat;  tu  brak.  [a  le. 

Transgress,  Trans-gres,  x.  i.  tu  ofend  bj  vjolatig 
Transgression,  Trans-greJ-on,  n.  de  akt  ov  trans- 
gresig;  vjolajon  ov  a  le;  breq  ov  a  komdnd;  in- 
frinjment;  misdemenor:  misded;  ofens;  krjm. 
Transgressional,  Trans-greJ-on-al,  a.   felti;  of- 

dndig. 
Teansgressive,  Trans-gres-iv,  a.    felti;  kolpabl; 

apt  tu  transgres;  transgrejonal. 
Transgressor,  Trans-gres-or,  n.  wun  hoB  trans- 

gresez;  ofender. 
Tranship,  Tran-Jip,  v.  t.    Se  {Transship.} 
Transiency,  Tran-jen-si,  n.    de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

tranjent;  tranjentnes. 

Transient,  Tr.in-Jent,  a.    scDn  past;  s<i)n   pasig; 

Jort;  momentari;  not  lastig;  not  di^rabl;  transi- 

tori:  fletig;  temporari.  [maner. 

Transiently,   Tran-Jent-li,    ad.    in  a   tranjent 

Transientness,  Tran-Jent-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  be- 

ig  trtmjent:  Jort  kontinyx^ans;  spedi  pasaj. 
Transilience,  Tran-sil-yens,     j  n.  a  lepfrom  tig 
Transiliency,  Tran-sil-yen-si,  i      tu  tig. 
Transire,  Trans-j-re,  n.  [L.'\  {Eng.  laic}  a  kus- 
tom-h"ss  worant,  givig  fre  pasaj  for  gudz  tu  a 
plas;  a  permit. 
Transit,  Trans-it,  n.    {Astron.}   de  kulminajon 
er  pasaj  ov  a  hevnli  bodi  akros  de   meridian  ov 
eni  plas;  de  pasaj  ov  an  inferior  planet  akros  Av. 
sunz  disk; — konvaans  er  pasaj,  az  ov  gudz. 


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Transition,  Tran-si;-on,  n.  pasaj  from  wun  plas 
or  Htat  tu  nnddur;  qanj,  az  ov  u  ke  iu  miizik,  or 
<iv  rli-  (iulijekt  <)V  dUkurs. 

Tkanhition,  Trnn-sij-oii,  a.  {Gtnl.)  notij)  a  (janj 
or  |<w<uj  from  wun  stnt  tu  untider. —  Trnniti^on 
nkn  (ir  duz  hwi(j  qr  !<u|.uzd  tu  hiiv  bin  luriud 
hweii  At  i.-rt  wiiz  undorj^uij)  a  rudikul  qnnj. 

Transitional,  Tran-sij-on-ul,  a.  rfliitiu  tu  tran- 
Ki;<iin:  <j>>i>ji()  from  wun  !<tat  tu  uniider. 

TRANSiTioNARr,  Trun-si^-on-a-ri,  a.  tran^iijonal; 

S""J'"-  „  .       .    .  ,      .       ^ 

Transitive,   Trans-i-tiv,    a.    havij)    at  ptier  ov 

pasij).— (^/Vaw.)  nktifl  upon  sum  objekts,  az  a 

v^rb: — a  verb  triinsitiv  iz  wun  hwicj  fignil'jz  an 

akjon  konsevj  nz  hiivio  an  ef^kt  on  siyu  oljjekt; 

Bnd  it  wil   iiduiit  de  objektiv  kas  ov  a  nisn  or 

prujn>in  after  it;  iiz,  '' Xe  leni:  her  leson:"  "He 

lurz  Ler;"--a  verb  Lwicj  wil  not  admit  At  objek- 

tiv  kns  after  it  iz  intrantitiv.      Transitiv  v^rbz 

qr  olso  stjld  liktic  verhz.  [maner. 

Transitivklv,  Trans-i-tiv-Ii,  &d.  in  a  transitiv 

Transitivenkss,  Trans-i-tiv-nes,   n.    At  stat  ov 

bn|)  iriui-'itiv.  [turi  manor. 

Transitorily,  Tr:ins-i-tu-ri-li,  ad.  in  a  transi- 

Transitorinkss,    Tnins-i-to-ri-nes,    n.    Az    stat 

ov  bi-i|)  tran-ituri. 

Transitory,  Tr:ins-i-tQ-ri,  a.   kontinyqifl  but  a 

J.irt  ijiii:  spedili  vanijij):  l«--'io;  fletij):  tranjent. 

Translatable,  Trans-lrit-a-bi,  a,  kapabl  ov  beij) 

tiaii^ltili'd. 

Translate,  Trans-lat,  v.  t.  tu  trans|)urt;  tu  re- 
njif)v,  az  a  bijop  from  wun  se  tu  uniider; — tu 
transfer  from  wun  tu  aniider;  tu  konvn;  tu 
qniij: — tu  interpret  intu  anudcr  laj)';wnj;  tu 
(;aiij  tu  aniider  laygwaj,  retHniy  At  sens. 

Translation,  Tnms-lii-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  tnins- 
latig;  dr  stat  ov  btifl  translated;  dat  liwiq  iz 
translated;  At  renderi|)  ov  a  literari  wurk  from 
At  orijinal  laj|f;waj  intu  aniider;  a  verjon; — rc- 
mii)vul;  At  akt  ov  remoDvig; — At  remioval  ov  a 
hi  fop  til  aniider  S€. 

Translative,  Tnms-lu-tiv,  a.  takn  frmn  udorz. 

Translator.  Trans-ln-tor,  «.  wun  ha»  transliits. 

Transi.atorv,  Tnns-la-to-ri,  a.  transferij). 

Trasslatress,  Trana-la-trcj,  n.  a  femal  ha> 
tran"!!!!.-". 

Translocation,  Trans-lo-ka-Jon,  n.  a  qanj  from 
Willi  pins  lu  aniider. 

Translicence,  Trans-li'i-sens,     j  n.   At   stat   ov 

TRANSLL'CENcr,  Trana-li'i-sen-.si,  i  btij)  translq- 
riui:  s-iui-tniiispurensi:  djafanriti. 

Translucent,  Trans-li'i-seni,  a.  adiuitio  At  pa«nj 
ov  rnz  uv  Ijt,  but  not  knpabi  ov  briji  sen  trib; 
!«enii-tmnsji.'^renl:  djafanus.  [Iqsent  maner. 

Tuan>i.LCENTLY,  Tnuis-lq-sont-li,  lul.  in  u  tnin-- 

1 11  \- -1.1  (IK.  Tran^-lii-jid,  a.  tninsin-ent.   [uunii. 

Tk  \N-i,i  NARY,  Tr:ins-ln-na-ri,  a.  beiy  brvoiid  At 

Transmarine,  Trnii''  ina-rt'n,  a.  I[ig  on  At  uder 
sjd  I'V  dr  St;  fisnil  bryoiid  se. 

Transmigrant,  Tr:ins-ini-grunt,  a.  pasig  intu 
ami  tiT  kuiitri  or  stat. 

TRANsMiiittATE,  Trans-mi-grat,  r.  t.  tu  pas  from 
Willi  |.iri-.  kuntri,  or  budi,  intu  uniider. 

Tk  vs-Mii.KATiON,  Trans-nii-gni-Jiin,  fj.  At  akt  ov 
ii.iii-un.;iaiiy.  pitsaj  from  wun  plas,  stat.or  bodi, 
inti.i  aniider.  [transmigratn. 

Transmiorator.  Tran!<-mi-gr<it-or,   n.    wun   ba> 

TRANSMistiiBiLiTY,  Truns-mis-i-bll-i-ti,  «.  At 
kw.iliu  iv  litip  trin<inisibl.  [transmited. 

Transmissible.    Trans-misi-bl,    a.    d.nt   inn   be 

TRAN^MISSI0N,  Trans-iuiJ-on,  n.  de  akt  or  trons- 
iiiiii|i:  Id  transraitcd:  a  scndig. 

TraNsmissive,  Truns-rais-iv,  a.  transmited;  sent; 
dfi'ivd  tViiin  wun  tu  aniider. 

Transmit.  Transmit,  r.  t.  tu  send  from  wun 
pensou  or  plas  tu  aniider. 


Transmittal,  Trana-mit-al,  n.  At  akt  o?  trans- 

iiiiti|):  lniii''inijiin. 
Transmitter.  Tnms-mit-er,  n.  wun  hoi  tramimitf. 
Transmittible,   Tiaiis-mit-i-bl,  a.    dat   ma   be 

tran-iiiiU'd;  trun-niisibl. 
Transmogrification,    Trans- mog-ri-fi-ka-/on,t 

n.  At  akt  ov  triin-niogrifjiQ. 
Transmogrify,  Triiiis-in6g-ri-fi,t  v.  t.  tu  trsns- 

li'iriii:  lu  liii'taniorfuz. 
Transmitability,  Trans-miv-ta-bil-i-ti,    n.    At 

kwnliti  ov   bti|)   traiisrniitabl. 
Transui'taele,  Tiaiis-mii-ta-bl,   a.   dat   nin   be 

tr.'insMinU'd;  kM|>al)l  ov  (juiij;  ]>i)sibl  tu  be  qanjd. 
Transml'Tablene>>s.   Trans-nn'i-ta-bl-nes,   n.    At 

kwuliti  ov  lieig  transiuqtabl. 
Transml'Tablv,  Traiis-mn,-ta-bli,  ad.  wid  kapas- 

ill  iiv  bii)|  transmuted. 
Transmutation,  Trans-mi|-th-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov 

tran?niiitig:  df  stat  ov  btijj   transmuted;  qanj 

intu  aniider  substans;  olterajon. 
Transmltationist,  Trans-mq-ta-Jon-ist,  n.  wun 

hii>  liuld/.  tu  At  transmiitajun  ov  metuiz,  is. 
Transmute,  Trans-ini'it,  v.  t.  tu  qanj  from  wun 

natynr  or  sub-tans  intu  aniider. 
Transml'TLR,  Traiis-nii'it-er, ;;.  wiinhoatransmrits. 
Transmutual,  Trans-miit-yr^-al,  a.  resiprokali 

nn'itynal. 
Transom,  Tnin-som,  n.  {Arch.'^  a  horiz6ntal  pes 

or  bqr  ruuii)  akroi  a  dubl  windo,  dividij]  it  intu 

tin  sluiriz;  a  kros-beiu  uver  a  di.ir  or   over  At 

stern-post  ov  a  Jip; — a  pes  ov  wud  fikst  tu  a 

matematikal  iustntiiuont,  kuld  a  kros-ntaf. 
Transom-window,  Tri'in-suin-win-do,  n.  (^.irch.) 

a  windo  wid  a  kros-pes.  [At  river  Po. 

Transpadane,  Triins-pa-dan,  a.  sityqated  beyond 
Transparence,  Trans-i>4r-ens,  |  n.  At  stat  ov 
Transparency,  Trans -jMir-cn-si,  I       beifl    trans- 

jiiirent;  klerncs;  djafaneiti. 
Transparent,  Trans-pj'ir-cnt,  a.  dat  ma  be  sen 

tno,  az  glus;  admitiy  At  pasaj  ov  l{t;  fiervius  tu 

de  Ijt;  klcr;  pelqsid;  djafanus:  translqsent;  not 

opak.  [az  tu  be  sen  tn&. 

Transparently,  Trans-p^r-ent-li,  ad.  klerli;  so 
Transparentness,    Trans-jujr-ent-ncs,     n.      At 

kwuliti  ov  beig   trans|iqrent. 
Transpass,  Trans-p»is,  r.  t.  tu  pas  over. 
Transpass,  Trans-ixis,  r.  /.  tu  [.as  bj;  tu  pas  awa. 
Transpassable,  Trans-ixis-a-bl,   a.   dat   ma   be 

jKist  uver.  [i>ervius  tu  At  sjt. 

Transpicuois.  Tran-spik-yiv-us,  a.  transp.'jrcnt; 
Transpierce,  Trans-j^rs,  r.  t.   tu  pers  trO);  tu 

pi'iirtrat;  tu  ix-rnirnt. 
Transpirable,  Trans-pir-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  truns- 

pjriii;  dat  ina  traii^pjr. 
Transpiration,   Trans-pi-ra-Jon,    n.    emijon   in 

vapor.     I'lilmuimri  trantpirafm.  At  ekshalnjon 

ov  wiiteri  vap<ir  hwiq  iz  konstantii  goig  on  from 

At  bind  st/rkqlalij)  tnD  At  luyz. 
Transpire,  Trans-pjr,  i'.  /.  tu  emit  in  va|*or. 
Transpire,  Tnins-jiir,  v.  i.  tu  be  emited,  az  trui 

de  porz  ov  At  skin:— tu  eskap  frnm  sekresi  tu 

noiis;— tu  hapn;  tu  okiir;  tu  ela|i«.  [plas. 

Transplack.  Tr.ins-plns,  r.  t.  tu  put  intu  a  nn 
Transplant.   Trans-plant,  r.  t.   tu   reiuiiiv   and 

plant  iu  anudcr  plas:   tu   remidv  and  scti;   tu 

rrimfcv. 
Transplantation,  Trans-plan-ta-Jon.  ».  de  akt 

ov  tninspluntig;  At  stat  ov  bei|)    tnin-iplanted; 

reininval  U»ia  wun  pins  or  kuntri  tu  aniider. 
Transplanter,  Tmns-plani-er,  /i.  wun  lun  trans- 

pl.-ints.  [eminent  splendor. 

Transplendenct,  Tran-spl^n-den  si,  i>.  siipcr- 
Transplendent.   Trnn-splen-dent,  a.  sqpenimi- 

nentli   splendid. 
Transplenuently,  Tran-spl^n-dent-li,  *d.   wid 

si^pcrcminent  splendor 


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Transport,  Trans-purt,  v.  t.  ta  kari  or  knnva 
from  wun  plas  ur  kuntri  tu  aniider;— tu  kaii 
intu  banijment,  az  a  felon;  tu  sentens  tu  ban- 
ijment;  "tu  kari  awa  bj  vjoilens  ov  pajun;  tu 
put  intu  ckstasi;  tu  ravij  wid  plegx|r;— tu  bar; 
tu  fEmcSv. 
Transport,  Trans-port,  n.  transportajon;  karij; 
konvaans;  a  vesel  ov  karij,  partikyqlarli  wun  in 
hwiq  swljerz  qr  konvad;— raptyqr;  ekstasi;— a 
felon  sentenst  tu  egzjl. 
Transportability,  Trans-port-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  ds 
Stat  ov  beii)  transportabl.  [transported. 

Transportable,  Trans-p6rt-a-bl,   a.   dat  ma  be 
Transportance,  Trans-port-ans,*  n.  konvaans; 
transport.  [ple^iir. 

Transportant,  Trans-port-ant,*  a.  afordiij  grat 
Transportation,  Trans-por-ta-Jon,  ti.  ds  akt  ov 
transportiij:  konvaans;  karij;  transmijon  er  kon- 
vaans; transport; — banijment  fer  feloni. 
Transportedly,  Trans-port-ed-li,  a.d.  in  a  stat 

ov  transport. 
Transportedness,  Trans-pd)rt-ed-nes,  n.  de  stat 
ov  transport.  [ports. 

Transporter,  Trans-p6rt-er,  n.  wun  hcD   trans- 
Transporting,  Trans-port-ig,  fp.  a.  ravijiij  wid 
dfljt.  [tajon. 

Transpoutment,  Tians-p6rt-ment,*  n.  transpor- 
Tkansport  ship,  Trans- port-Jip,  n.  a  vesel  em- 

plffd  in  konvaii)  soljerz  er  konvikts. 
Transport-vessel,  Trans-port-ves-el,  n.  a  vesel 
empltrd  tu  transport  soljerz  and  werljk  storz,  er 
konvikts. 
Transposal.  Trans-p6z-al,  n.  transpozijon. 
Transpose,  Trans-p6z,  v.  t.  tu  qanj  dg  erder  ov, 
bj  putii)  eq  in  plas  ov  &.z  uder;  tu  put  'St  ov 
plas;  tu  r£m(f)V. 
Transposition,   Trans-po-ziJ-on,  n.    de   akt  ov 
transpoziij;  dg  stat  ov  bgig  transpozd;  resipro- 
kal  cjanj  ov  plas. 
Transpositional,  Trans-po-ziJ-on-al,  a.   rglatii) 

tu  transpozijon. 
Transpositive,  Trans- p6z-i-tiv,   a.   mad  bj,   er 

konsistifl  ov,  transpozijon. 
Transprint,  Trans-print,  v.  t.  tu  print  -&i  ov  its 
proper  plas,  er  in  andder  plas.  [intu  vers. 

Teansprose,  Trans-proz,  r.  t.  tu  qanj  from  proz 
Transshape,  Trans-Jap,  *'.  t.  tu  transform. 
Transship,  Trans-Jip,  v.  t.  tu  konva  from  wun 

Jip  er  vesel  tu  anuder. 
Transshipment,  Trans-Jip-ment,  n.    ds   akt  ov 
transjipiij;  ds  akt  ov  takiij  a  kqrgo  'st  ov  wun 
Jip,  and  lodii)  it  intu  anuder. 
Transubstantiate,  Tran-sub-stan-Ji-at,  v.  t.  tu 

qanj  tu  iinuder  substans. 
Transubstantiation,  Tran-sub-stan-Ji-a-Jon,  n. 
canj  ov  substans;— dg  doktrin  held  bj  de  Roman 
Katolik  qurq,  dat,  in  dg  yq,karist,  dg  bred  and 
wju  qr  qanjd  intu  dg  real  bodi  and  blud  ov  Krjst. 
Translbstantiator,  Tran-sub-stan-Ji-a-tor, m.  a 

belgver  in  transubstanjiajon. 

Transudation,   Tran-sn,-da-Jon,   n.    de   akt  ov 

tninsqdiij;  de  (Dziij  ov  fliydz  fcroo  membranz  er 

T'orz.  [vapor. 

Transudatory,  Tran-si\-da-to-ri,  a.  pasiij  trco  in 

Transude,  Tran-si\d,  v.  i.  tu  pas  tro)  de  porz  in 

vapor;  tu  perspir  in  vapor. 
Teansume,  Tran-sxyu,  v.  t.  tu  tak  from  wun  tiij 

tu  anuder:  tu  konvert  wun  tiij  intu  anuder. 
Teansumption,  Tran-sum-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  tran- 

siynii). 
Teansumptivk,  Tran-siim-tiv,  a.  transf^rd  from 
wun  tu  anuder.  [ijj  cjver. 

Teansvection,  Trans-v^k-Jon,  n.  dg  akt  ov  kari- 
Teansveesal,   Trans-vers-al,    a.    runiij    kroswjz: 
transvH-s:— aplid  tu  a  strat  Ijn  dron'akros  sev- 
eral uderz. 


Teansversal,  Trans-v^rs-al,  n.  {Geom.}  a  lin 
hwiq  iz  dren  akros  several  uderz  so  az  tu  kut 
dcm  el. 

Transveesally^,  Trans-vers-al-i,  ad.  transversli. 

Transverse,  Trans-vers,  v.  t.  tu  qanj;  tia  over- 
turn. 

Teansveese,  Trans-vers,  a.  runig  akros;  beii) 
kroswjz.  Transvers  ahsis,  {Conic  sections)  de 
djanigter  hwiq  pasez  trcD  bol)  fosj. 

Transverse,  Trans-vers,  n.  de  logger  djameter 
or  aksis  ov  an  elips,  &s.  [rekjon. 

Transversely,  Trans-vers-Ii,  ad.  in  a   kros  di- 

Transvolation,  Trans-vo-la-Jon,*  n.  At  akt  ov 
fljig  beyond. 

Tranter,  Trant-er,*  n.  a  heker  er  vender  ov  fij. 

Trap,  Trap,  n.  a  litl  enjin  er  instrroment  wid  a 
kaq  er  valvz  for  klozig,  yi|zd  fer  kaqig  vermin, 
else  trespaserz  on  prjvat  properti:  a  sn^r; — an 
ambuj;  a  stratajem; — a  pqrt  ov  a  majgn; — a  gam 
at  bol. 

Trap,  Trap,  i;.  t.  tu  ensn^r;  tu  kaq  bj  a  snq,r  er 
trap;  tu  entrap; — tu  adern;  tu  dekorat;  tu  dres. 

Trap,  Trap,  a.  relatig  tu  de  rok  so  keld. 

Trap,  Trap,  )  ?i.  {Mi/i.}   de  nam  ov  a 

Tkap-rock,  Trap-rok,  i  rok,  ofu  ov  kolumnar 
form,  and  ap^rentli  ov  igneus  er  volkanik  orijin, 
kompozd  ov  hernblend,  felspqr,  and  ejjt. 

Trapan,  Tra-pan,  v.  t.  tu  la  a  trap  for;  tu  ensn4r. 

Trapan,  Tra-pan,  n.  a  qet;  a  stratajem;  a  snq,r. 

Trapanner,  Tra-pan-er,  n.  a  desgver. 

Trap  door.  Trap-dor,  n.  a  dor  in  a  flor,  opnig 
and  Jutig  Ijk  a  valv. 

Trapes,  Trajis,!  n.  an  jdl,  slaternli  wuman. 

Teapezian,  Tra-pe-zi-an,  a.  rezemblig  a  trape- 
zium, [ov  a  trapezium. 

TrapezifORM,  Tra-pg-zi-ferm,  a.  beig  in  de  form 

Trapezium,  Tra-pe-zi-um,  er  Tra-pe-ji-um,  n., 
pi.  Tra-yje-zi-a,  w  Tra-pe-zi-umz;  {Geom.)  a 
for-sjded  figytxr,  ov  hwiq  neder  t*  ov  de  opozit 
sjdz  qr  gkwal  er  paralel. — {Anat.}  a  bon  in  ds 
rist. 

Trapezoid,  Trap-g-zffd,  er  Tra-pe-zffd,  n.  a  for- 
sjded  f  igyi^r,  ov  hwiq  too  onli  ov  dg  sjdz  qr  paralel. 

Trapezoidal,  Trap-g-zffd-al,  a.  havig  dg  ferm 
ov  a  trapgzffd. 

Teappean,  Trap-g-an,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  kontanig, 
trap.  [traps. 

Trapper,  Trap-er,   fi.   wun   empltjd   in  kaqig  bj 

Trappings,  Trap-igz,  n.  j-l-  ernaments;  dres;  em- 
belijments;  espejali  suq  az  qr  yn,zd  in  dekoratig 
a  hors. 

Teappist,  Trap-ist,  n.  wun  ov  a  rglijus  erder  ov 
de  Katolik  qurq  in  Frans,  stil  egzistig  in  Ner- 
mandi. 

Trappous.  Trap-us,  a.  beig  ov  dg  natyi\r  ov  trap. 

Teap-stick,  Trap-stik,  n.  a  stik  yi^zd  in  de  gam 
ov  trap.  [solt,  &s. 

Traptuff,  Trap-tuf,  n.  masez  ov  hernblend,  ba- 

Teash,  TraJ,  n.  eni  tig  wurtles;  dros;  dregz;  mater 
improper  for  fM; — dat  hwiq  iz  lopt  of  ov  trez, 
Jugar-kan,  ks.— {Hunting}  a  klog  er  enkiim- 
brans  tu  a  dog. 

Teash,  TraJ,  i\  t.  tu  lop;  tu  krop;— tu  kruj;  tm 
trauipl  on;  tu  klog;  tu  enkumber. 

Trashy,  TraJ-i,  a.  konsistig  ov  traj;  wurtles;  vjl. 

Trass,  Tras,  n.  {3/i/i.}  a  depozit  ov  volkanik  ajess 
and  skoria  iron  st  ov  sum  volkanoz;  qrjilajus 
ert.     Se  {Ttrras.} 

Traumatic,  Tio-mat-ik,  a.  {Med.}  vulneari;  yqs- 

fu!  tu  w*ndz.  [wctjndz. 

Teaumatio,  Tre-mat-ik,  n.  medisin  gud  tia  hel 

Travail,  Trav-il,  «.  i.  tu  labor;  tu  terl;  tu  labor 

wid  pan;  espejali,  tu  labor  in  qjldbert. 
Travail,  Trav-il,  n.  labor;  terl:  labor  in  qildberfi. 
Teave,  Trav.  w.  a  bem;  a  travers; — a  wud'n  fram 
for  Jfflig  unrcoli  hersez. 


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Tbavel,  Trdv-el,  c.  i.  tu  lunk  jurniz;  tu  pas;  tu 
g«j-  tu  perform  travel;  tu  juriii:  ti.i  vizlt  furen 
kuiitrii.  ['tu  fur'*  tu  junii. 

Travel,  Trav-cl,  t.  t.  tu   p<is;  tu  jurni   over;  - 

TSAVtL,  Trav-el,  n.  de  akt  ov  tnivelijj;  junii: — 
j>l.  u  buk  or  puiilikiijon  ki>nt«iiii|)  iin  iikvnt  ov 
okureii-o«  mill  oljiLLiviiJi.iiit  in  ii  jurni  ur  travel. 

Travkllko,  Tniv-cld,  a.  biiviy  tnail  jurniz. 

T»AVKLLER,  Trav-fl-er,  ;*.  wun  luD  truveiz;  wun 
biA  p'rtirmz  iind  rjUi  travdz;— a  travel ig  inor- 
kHOtil  kii/rk.-  {.\aut.y  u  rio  or  hoip  hwiq  cljilz 
nl.'.ii  «i  r..M>  "r  ^\o\t- 

Tkavellkk's-joy,  Trav-eI-er»-jor,  n.  a  klimig 
plant:    klcin:iti^.  [travel. 

Travkltai.vted,  Trav-cl-tant-od,  a.  fut^^d  wid 

Tbaveksable,  Trav-ers-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  trav- 
^rst:  Ijttbl  tu  If^^Jil  obiekjon. 

TRAVKRtiK,  Trav-er.-",  aa.  kr.>swjz;  atwiJrt. 

Traverse,  Trav-ors,  j-re/i.  tro)  kniswjz. 

Traverse,  Triv-ers,  a.  Ijiii  iikros;  lji|)  atwdrt.— 
Traif-in  juri,  a  peli  ji^ri  bwi(j  trjz  u  kas  in  hwi« 
wun  uv  At  piirlix  afermz  numtig  bwiq  iz  denjd 
bj  At  nder. 

Traverse,  Triv-er;!,  n.  eni  tip  lad,  bill,  or  huj) 
akiu-<:  .suuiti))  dat  tnMrtg,  kro-sez,  or  obstriikt"; 
a  tworlig  ob-itakl;— a  fluksynr;  u  turn: — subti-r- 
fuj:  trik.— (A<i«')  a  dnijiil  ov  bwot  de  6|>uzit 
pc^rti  haz  advuniit  in  cni  !>Uij  ov  plfdioz:  de  akt 
ov  driiif)  and  takig  ijti  apon  an  ind(tincnt. 

Traverse,  Tniv-ers,  r.  t.  tui  kro*;  tu  In  utwort: 
tu  kros  bj  Via  ov  npuzijon:  lu  twort  wid  obsta- 
klz:  tu  Wonder  uver:  tu  ."urvn:  tu  ejjzamin  ttir- 
oli:  tu  turn  and  pernt  in  sum  direkjon,  az  a 
kunon.— (^Vdu/.)  tu  bms  aft,  az  a  yqrd.- 
{/mw)  tu  kontradikt  ur  denj,  az  an  ale^ajon: 
tu  tnk  ijn  on  an  inditmont.  [fensil). 

Traverse,  Tniv-cr?,  r.  i.  tia  op«5z  <x  mitivmont  in 

Traverse  BOARD,  Tra^f-^rs-btirci.  n.  (.Wmf.)  u 
8<;rknlar  pes  civ  burd  mqrkt  wid  ul  Ae  [MTnts  ov 
dc  kurapiu",  yivzd  for  kepij)  de  rckuiy  ov,  or 
kursez  run  bj,  u  Jip. 

Traverser,  Trav-ers-cr,  n.  wun  hO)  tniversoz.- - 
{Law)  wun  bin  drnjz  sum  mater  ov  fakt  alejd 
tu  be  dun  in  a  dekhirajon  or  pledii):  wun  biO 
tnk<  i/n  u|M')n  an  indjlment. 

Travkuse  saili.ng,  Trav-ers-.sjil-in,  n.  {Xa^t.^a 
motud  ov  wurkig  er  kalki),latig  trav^rsez,  or 
kumpTtud  kanicE,  so  ai  tu  briy  dem  ol  intu 
wan.  [eife-b<->aiil.} 

Traverse  TABLE,  Trav-ers-la-bl,   n.     Sc  {Tmr- 

TfiAViRTiNE,  Tr:\v-cr-tin,  n.  {}fin.)  a  sprjrz  ov 
l{iM~ti.)n  dri)ozito<i  fmm  de  woter  ov  sprigz,  hwiq 
hi.ild  Ijin  in  HjltiJon. 

TravesteI).  Tniv-cKt-cd,  a.  drest  in  de  klodz  ov 
and  ter:  di.i);|zd:  travwtid.  [cslid. 

Travestt,  Tr.iv-cs-ti,  a.  drest  prFiH'>3tcrusli;  tniv- 

Travesty,  Trav  es-ti,  n.  a  literari  wurk  ."o  tran-- 
lali-d  or  imit^t(^l  ni  tu  be  renderd  ridikviilus: 
o  p-irodi;!!  burlejik  jicrforman!"; a  wurk  iravc^iiil. 

Travesty,  Trav-c.j-ti.  r.  t.  tu  translat  ."u  az  tu 
rvnder  ridikyiilu!>;  tu  parudi;  tu  tarn  intu  bur- 
li^tk  and  ridiki^l. 

Travis,  Trav-is,*  n.  de  sam  az  (Tratt.) 

Tray.   Trn,  n.  a   Jalu),  wudn  ve^tel. 

Travtrip,  Tni-trip,  n.  a  pim  at  tabiz  or  drafts. 

Thkaiiivr.  Tr«ki-er,*  n.  a  trntor. 

Tbe  *i  iiKROfs.  Tr«^q-cr-u.«.  a.  iwrtakiy  ov  (rcqcri: 
fal'i--;  (lerfidius:  tratoru*:  fiils.  [bJ  tre<;eri. 

TRKACllKRorsLY,  Tr^-cr-u.t-li,    ad.     i>erfidiu«li: 

Tre.^ciierol'8NES8,  Tr^-ef-us-oes,  n.  de  kwuliti 
i.v  liri|)  lioc^ru!". 

Treachery,  Trdq-er-i,  n.  ji^rfidi;  brrij  or  fat, 
Ji.|'-liti,  or    tru>t. 

Treacle,  Tnf-kl.  n.  a  medisin  mad  up  ov  meni 
ingrtilicnt.": — de  visid,  br'su  s^rup  dat  Jrani  from 
Jugar;  mulasci. 


Treacle-hi'stard,  Tri-kl-mti^-tard,  n.   a  plant 

poze-<in  worm  and  puiijent  kwolitiz 
Tread.   Tred,  r.  i.  (/.  trod,  /m.    Iredig,    trodn   er 

IrcKJ:]   tu  set    de    fut;  tu    tnunf.l;  tu  w»k  wid 

form  or  Stat;— tu  kopyqiat,  az  Ix-rdz. 
Tread,  Tred,  r.  t.  tu  w<«k  on;  tu  pre*  or  bet  wid 

de  let:  tu  bet:  tu   Irak:  tu    w«k    in   a    formal 

manor;  tu  kru/  under  tut;  tu   tnimpi:  tu   put 

in  akjon  bi  de  fel:-— tu  kompre*,  az  a  berd. 
Tread,  Tred,  /*.  de  ukt  ov  tn-diu:  a  step  wid  de 

fut: — wn;  tnik;  |i<it:  -  kompr<'Jon  bj  de  mal  ful; 

—  (.■frcA.)  de  borizoutal  jiqrl  ov  u  step  on  bwiq 

de  fut  iz jiln-^t. 
Treader,  Tred-er,  /*.  wun  li<t)  tredz.  [a  step. 

'1'rkauino,  Tr^d-ij),  w.  At  akt  ov  wun  dat  tredt; 
Treadle,  Tred-I,  n    At   ]>qrt  ov  a   laim  or  uder 

niajj'n  bwii;  iz  m.tjvd  lij  de   tred  or  fut;     de  al- 

biijincus  kardz  hwifj  yiinjt  de  yuk  tu  de  hwjt 

ov  an  eg. 
Tread-mill,  Tred-mil,  n.  a  mil  turnd  bj  pentoni 

tredig  u[*'m  a  hwel: — a  resent  inven/on  forgivig 

yil^tul    cmplerment   tu   porAonz    impriznd    for 

krjm. 
Treason,  Tre-zn,  n.  {Law)  breq  ov  fidelili;  re- 

belvon;  dr  lijest  ofens  ajjensl  a   stat  or  jjuvern- 

uient.     y//  trrzn  iz  an  ofens  komitcd  agenst  de 

kip,  kij)d(.m,  er  komonwcl^.      I'tti  tmu  iz  de 

murder  ov  a  buzband  bj  a  wjf,  ov  a    master  er 

mislns  bj  a  servant,  or  ov   an  cklrziastik  bj  a 

preldt.  As. 
Treasonable,  Tre-zn-a-bl,  a.    havio  dc  natyt^r 

or  gill  ov  trezn:  rcbelyus. 
Treasonableness,  Tre-zn-a-bl-nos,  n.  At  kwol- 

iti  ov  bei|)  treziiabl.  [maner. 

Treasonably,  Tre-zn-a-bli,    ad.    in  a    treznabi 
Treasosol's,  Trtzu-us,*  a.  trfznabl. 
Treasure.    Trei^-nr,    n.    weld  horded    np;    riqci 

iikiiimilated:  ainindans; — suiuti))  gratli   vulynd. 
Treasure,  Trej-iir,  v.  t.  tu  hord;  tu  repozit;  tu 

In  up. 
Treasure  HOUSE,  Tr^j-qr-hTis,  n.    a   plas  bw^r 

btjrded  ri(]cz  qr  kept;  a  tre;<i;ri. 
Treasurer.  TrtHj-qr-er,  n.  wun  hio  haz  At  ksir  ov 

de  muni,  fundz,  or  revenq  ov  o  susjeti,  kor|xjra- 

/on,  Stat,  or  najon.     J.urd  JIj  Trr-,tirrr,  formerli 

de  tord  grat  oliser  ov  dr   kr'in  ov    logland,  de 

dqliz  ov  biDZ  ofis  qr  nis  ^kseki^tcd   bj  fjv  kom- 

ijoncrz.  [digniti  ov  trejqrer. 

Treasurership,  Tri'n-nr-er-Jip,    n.    At    ofi«    er 
TuEAsiRKNi,  Tre^-qr-es.  n.  a  femal  tre;?qrer. 
TREA.SI  RETKOVE.  TrCj^-qr-truv,  tt.    {lytic)    muni, 

A-i..  fMid  hidn  in  dc  ert,  de  oner  bri||  unnun. 
Treasury,  Tre;<-qr-i,  n.  a  plas  in  bwicj  muni  ii 

stord;  a  hiss  or  ofis  in  bwiq  de  publik  revent^is 

depi'zifed. 
Treat,  Tret,  r.  t.  tu  negujiat;  tu  »etl; — tu  dia- 

kurs  on;  tu  yqz  in  eni    maner;   tu    hnndl;    tu 

manaj:  tta  kari  on;  tu  entertan   widi^t  eksp^ns. 
Treat,  Tret,  r.  /.  tu  diskiirs; — tu  praktis  nrgo- 

Jiajon:  tu  kum   tu   t^rmx; — tu   mak  gratqitus 

ontertanments. 
Treat,  Tret,  n.  an  entertanment  givn  ov  find  er 

drifik,  or  bot:  sumtin  givn  for  an  entertanment; 

a  ri(;  entertanment:  u  lest:  a   bajikwet. 
Treatable.  Trct-a-bl,»  a.  trnktabl. 
Treatably,  Tret-a-bli,*  ad.  m6dcratli:  traktabli. 
Treatkr,  Tret-er,  n.  wun   ho*   treti<  or  diskursei. 
Treatise,  TrBt-ii,  ur  Tret-i.s,  n.  a  diskurs;  a  trakt; 

o  f'innal  e.«a:  u  diskwizijon. 
Treatiskr.  Trct-iz-er,*  n.  wun  hd)  rjts  a  trrtii. 
Treatment,  Tre't-mcnt.  fi.  dc  akt  ov  trrtio:  rnaoer 

ov  bin)  trelod;  m.innjm''nt;  yqzaj;  manor  ov  yqi- 

ifl.  g>'>d  or  had:  -  enterlnnmont. 
Treaty.  Trct-i.  n.  nrgojiajon;  de  akt  ov  trtlig; 

a  ki>m|uikt:  an  agrtmeul  betwcn  tA  ermor  iDdc- 

p<indcnt  stats. 


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Treble,  Treb-I,  a.    trefcaldj  tripl.— <J/ws.>  hj  er 

most  aki'it  in  sisnd, 
Teeble,  Tieb-1,  v.  t.  tu  multipl|  bj  trg;  tu  mak 

trjs  az  maq;  tu  trip). 
Treble,  Treb-1,  t\  i.  tu  bekiim  trefold. 
Treble,  Treb-1,  n.  {3fvs.}   At  hjest  er  akr^test 

pqrt  in  mi^zik,  er  in  a  konserted  pes. 
Treblexess,  Treb-1-nes,  n.  is  stat  ov  beii)  trebl. 
Trebly,  Treb-li,  ad,  trjs  told;  in  trefold  number 

er  kwontiti. 
Trebuchet,  Treb-Ti,-Jet,  n.  [Fr.]    a  tumbrel    er 

kukiij-sto)!; — a  grat  enjin  tu  kaststonz  tubater 

welz. 
Teeckschutt,  Trek-Jfft,  n.  [D.]    a  kuverd  bot 

dren  bj  hersez,  and   yq,zd   fer  de  konvaans  ov 

pasenjerz  and   gudz   on   de   Dug   and   FlemiJ 

kanalz. 
Teeddle,  Tred-1,  71.    Se  {Treadle.}  [souz. 

Tredille,  Trs-dil,  n.  a  gam  at  kqrdz  bj  trs  per- 
Teee,  Trg,  ii.  dg  jeneral  nam  fer  dg  Iqrjest  vejg- 

tabl;  a  Iqrj  vejetabl  havig  a  siggl  wudi  truijk 

er  stem;  eni  tiij  branqt  st  Ijk  a  trg. 
Tree,  Trg, J  v.  t.  tu  kez  tu  asend  a  tre. 
Tree-frog,  Tre-frog,  n.  a  frog  fisnd  on  trez;  a 

trg-tod. 
Tree  germander,  Trg-jer-man-der,  n.  a  plant. 
Treeless,  Trg-les,  a.  destitq,t  ov  trgz. 
Tree-louse,  Tre-liss,   ?i,   an  insekt   dat  infests 

plants;  dg  afis. 
Tree-moss,  Tre-mos,  n.  a  spgjgz  ov  liqen. 
Tree-xail,  Trg-nal,  n.  (komonli  pron'snst  triin- 

el:]  {Naut.')  a  wudn  pin,  yi^zd  fer  fasniii   dg 

plaijks  ov  a  Jip  tu  de  timberz. 
Tree-of-life,  Tre-ov-ljf,  n.  an  evergren  tre;  de 

lignum-vjts; — de  wud  iz  estemd  bj  turnerz. 
Teee-peimrose,  TrE-prim-roz,  71.  a  bjenial  plant. 
Teee-toad,  Tre-tod,  n.  d  tod  fisnd  on  trez  and 

Jrubz. 
Trefoil,  Tre-fffl,  n.  a  tre-levd  plant,  ov  hwiq  d^r 

qr  several. spejez. — {Arch.)  an  ernament  ov  tre 

kusps  in  a  serkl,  rezembliij  tre-levd  klover. 
Teeillage,  Trel-aj,  n.    [Fr.]    a    kontekstyi^r  ov 

palz  tu  suport  espalyerz  in  a  gqrden:  a  trelis. 
Teellis,  Trel-is,  n.  a  struktyqr  er  fram  ov  kros- 

bqrd  wurk,  yi^zd  fer  sumer-hiszez,  verandaz,  &s.: 

a  latis. 
Trellis,    Trel-is,    v.  t.    tu   furnij  wid  a  trelis, 

latis,  er  wudn  fram. 
Teellised,  Trel-ist,  a.  havig  trelisez. 
Teemando,  Tre-mqn-do,  n.  [It.]  {Mus.)  a   reit- 

erajon  ov  a  not  ov  de  kerd,  er  a  jeneral  Jak  ov 

de  hoi  kerd. 
Teemble,  Trem-bl,  v.  i.  tu   Jak   az   wid   fer  er 

kold;  tu  Jiver:  tu  kwak:  tu  Judcr;  tu   kwiver; 

tu  toter; — tu  kwaver;  tu  Jak,  az  a  s-snd. 
Trembler,  Trem-bler,  n.  wun  Ikt)  tremblz. 
Trembling,  Trem-blig,  n.  a  Jakiij;  a  Juderiij;  a 

tremor.  [trembl. 

Teemblisgly,  Trem-bliij-li,  ad.  so  az  tu  Jak  er 
Teemella,  Tre-mel-a,  n.  {Bot.)  a  jeli-ljk  plant, 

ov  de  loest  organizajim,  f-snd  in  damp  weks,  &s. 
Tremendous,  Tre-men-dus,  a.  veri  dredful:  hor- 

ibl:  terihl;  frjtful;  tcrifik;  horid.  [dredfuli. 
Tremendously,  Tre-men-dus-li,  ad.  horibli ; 
Tremendousness,  Tre-raen-dus-nes,  w.  de  kwol- 

iti  (iv  beii]   tremendus. 
Tremolite,  Trem-o-ljt.  n.  {Min.}  a  f  jbrus  or  ra- 
diated, hwjtij,  and  semi-transparent  mineral. 
Teemoe,  Tie-iuiir,  n.  dg  stat  ov  trembliij;  a  kwiv- 

eriii  ov  dg  bodi  troD  fer. 
Tremulous,  Trem-yii,-lQ3,    a.    trembliij;    ferful; 

kwiverii):  vjbratori. 
Tremulously,  Trem-yi^-lus-li,  ad.  inatremyi],- 

lus  mnncr;  wid  trepidajon. 
Teemulousness,    Trem-yi],-liis-nes,    n.    de    stat 
ov  beiij  tremynlus. 


Trench,  Trenq,  i'.  t.  tu  kut;  tu  kut,  dig,  er  fenn 

intu  pits  er  diqez; — tu  fertifj  bj  ert  tron  up; — 

tu  turn  over  er  ster  de  serl  tO)  er  tre  fet  dep. 
Trench,  Trenq,  v.  i.  tu  enkroq;  tu  kut  of  a  pqrt. 
Teench,  Trenq,  n.  a  pit  er  diq;  a  mund. — {Fort.} 

a  plas  kut  ut  bj  besejerz  in  erder  tu  apr(5q  de 

plas  atakt. 
Trenchant,  Trenq-ant,  a.  kutig;  Jqrp. 
Trencher,  Trenq-er,  n.  wun  hot)  trenqez  er  kuts; 

— a  Iqrj  wudn  dij  er  plater  on  hwiq  met  iz,  er 

woz,  kut  and  etn  at  tabl; — de  tabl;  fiDd;  plejqrz 

ov  de  tabl. 
Trencher-fly,  Trenq-er-flj,  n.  a  trenqer-mat. 
Trencher-friend,  Trenq-er-frend,  n.  a  parasjt; 

a  tabl  kompanyon;  a  trenqer-mat. 
Trencherman,  Trenq-er-man,  n.  a  feder;  an  eter. 
Teencher-mate,  Trenq-er-mat,  n.  a  tabl  kom- 
panyon; a  parasjt.  [dans. 
Trenchmoee,  Trenq-mor,  n.  de  nam  ov  an  old 
Teend,  Trend,  v.  i.  {Naut.)  tu  turn;  tu  run;  tu 

streq;  tu  tend. 
Trend,  Trend,  n.  {A^aut.}  inklinajon  er  tendensi 

tu  a  serten  direkjon.  [trundel. 

Teexdel,  Tren-del,  n.  a  water  post  in  a  mil;  a 
Teending,  Trend-ii),  n.  a  partikyi|lar  direkjon. 
Teendle,  Tren-dl,    ti.    eni  tii)    turnd    rund;    a 

trundl.  [de  ded. 

Trextal,  Tren-tal,  n.  de  servis  ov  terti  masez  fer 
Trepan,  Tre-pan,  n.  a  serkq,lar  se  fer  perforatig 

de  skul;  a  trefjn; — a  sn%r.     Se  {Trapan.) 
Trepan,    Tre-pan,    v.   t.    tu    perforat  wid    de 

trepan. 
Teepannee,  Tre-pan-er,  n.  wun  hot)  trepanz. 
Teepanning,    Trg-pan-ii),    n.    de   operajon   per- 

fermd   wid  de  trepan;  perforajon; — de   akt  ov 

dekerir). 
Trephine,  Tre-fjn,  m'  Tre-fen,  n.  an  instrooment 

for  trepanii);  a  smel,  imprc6vd  sert  ov  trepan. 
Trephine,  Tre-fjn,  v.  t.  tu  perforat;  tu  trepan. 
Trepidation,  Trep-i-da-Jon,  n.  a   stat  ov  trem- 
bliij ov  de  bodi;  trgmor;  kwiverii). 
Tress,  Tres,  n.  a  lok;  a  kuii  ov  hq,r;  a  gadcrig  ov 

hq,r: — yixzd  qgfli  in  de  plt:i,ral. 
Tressel,  Tres-el,  n.     Se  {Trestle.) 
Tresspass,  Tres- pas,  r.  i.  tu  transgres;  tu  of  end; 

— tu  enter  unlefuli  on  aniiderz  gr-snd. 
Tresspass,  Tres-pas,  n.  transgrejon  ov  le;  ofens; 

misdemenor; — an  unleful  entrans   on    aniiderz 

gr'snd.  [an  ofender. 

Teesspasser,  Tres-pas-er,  n.  wun  htt)  trespasez; 
Teesspass-offeeinq,  Tres-pas-of-er-ir),  n.  an  of- 

erii),  amtii)  de  'Izraeljts,  fer  a  trespas. 
Tressuee,  TreJ-i^r,  ti.  {Her.)  a  kjnd  ov  border. 
Teessueed,  TreJ-i^rd,  a.  b-snd  wid  a  trejqr. 
Teestle,  Tres-1,  ti.  de  fram  ov  a  tabl;  a  mcovabl 

ferm  bj  hwiq  eni  tig  iz  suported;  a  prop; — a  tre- 

leged  stool. 
Trestle-tree,  Tres-1-tre,   n.   {Naut.)    i<x>  strog 

bqrz  ov  timber  fikst  horizontali  on  de  opozit  sjdz 

ov  de  loer  mast  hed. 
Tret,  Tret,  n.  in  honiers,  an  alijans  mad  fer  wast, 

dust,  &s.,  at  de  rat  ov  4  p-sudz  fer   everi   104 

pisndz  purqast. 
Trevet,  Trev-et,  n.  eni  tig  dat  standz  on  tre  legz, 

az  a  stiTil;  a  miDvabl  pqrt  ov  a  kiqen  ranj; — ritn 

elso  {trivet.) 
Trey,  Tra,  n.  a  tre  at  kqrdz. 
Tei,  Trj,  a   prefiks,   ov   Grek  and   Latin   orijin, 

signifjig  ire.  [trjal. 

Triable,  Trj-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  bg  trjd;  kapabl  ov 
Triad,  Trj-ad,  n.  tre  yi^njted. 
Trial,  Trj-al,  n.  de  akt  ov  trjig;  de  stat  ov  beig 

trjd;    test;    egzaminajon;    eksperimont;   eksperi- 

mental  nolej;  pr<i)f;  atemt;  efort;  endevor;  tem- 

tajon. 
Trialogue,  Trj-a-log,  n.  a  kolokwi  ov  tre  persona. 


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TllAXDER,  Tri-an-<lur,  n.  {But.)    a   plant  havig    Tbichobd,  Trj-kord,   n.    {Sfu4.)    an    instn&ment 
trt  ii;aiueni.  [inenz.        wid  tre  striux.  iWU. 

Teiasueolu,  Trj-an-Jru«,«.  (//'^/.>  bavifltrf  »ta-    TaicHOTOMy,  Trj-kot-ui-tni,  n.  divijon    intu    trt 

Tkick,  Tnk,  «.  a    uli    frud;   a    dek^UTiu   qrtifU; 


TuiAsuLK,  Trj-uogl,  n.  {Uf'tn.)  a  li^ynr  ov  tre 
UD^U  mid  tre  ndt. — {Aetron.}  At  nam  ov  a  kou-  j 
atfla/oii.— <J/i".)  a  »m)l,  hUI,  trjaogillar,  um,-  j 
likul  iajtroiiufut  uv  {)erkujuu,  u|m  ai  wua  ov  iu  i 
at)f;lt- 

Tbianulcd,  Tn-inj-gld,  a.  haviy  tre  ao;{li. 

Tbia.nuular,  Tri-ay-gii.-lar,  a.  havig  tre  agglz; 
trj-H);,'!.!. 

Tbianuulabity,  Trj-afl-gn-lar-i-ti,  n.  de  kwol- 
ili  ov   biio   irian^nlar. 

Tbianoularly,  Tri-ajj-gn-lar-li,  ad.  after  de 
furin  ov  a   trpugl. 

Tbianoulatk,  Trj-aij-gti-lat,  f.  <.  {Survtyimj) 
tu  divjd  iiiiu  trjaoglz,  er  triangular  nel-wurk, 
bi  aurvaio.  [angular  form. 

Tbianuulated,  Tri-ai)-gii-lat-ed,  a.  hiivio  a  irj- 

Tbianollation,  Tr|-iiij-gii-lu-Joii,  n.  de  akt  i.v 
trjaygiilatiu:  de  net-wurk  ov  triugglz  wid  hwiq 
de  t'u!)  uv  a  kuutri  \i  kuverd  in  a  trjaggiilur 
sarva. 

Tbiabciiy,  Trj-qr-ki,  n.  a  guvcrnmeDt  b{  tre. 

Tbibal.  Trjb-al,  a.  belouig  tu  a  trjb. 

Tbiuk,  Trib,  n.  a  divijun  or  distigkt  por/on  or  a 
pe|il'.  a  fiimili  or  rm  kept  di^ttiokt;- a  number  or 
tigx  havig  Ki;rten  kum'Ui  karukteristik'^: — a  di- 
rijiin  ov  de  anjent  'liraeljU;— a  principal  sub- 
divijun  ov  de  lUiman  pepl. 

Tbibe,  Trib,  r.  t.  tu  divjd  iatu  tr^bz.  [rigz. 

Tbiblet,  I'rib-let,  n.  a  guld^mitot  tail  for  makig 

Tbibouktee,  Trj-bom-c-ter,  ii.  (.lAcA.)  a  son 
ov  slej  or  aiNiratus  for  in«?3ii,rig  de  furs  or 
frikjon. 

Tbiboulet,  Trib-o-lot,  i».  de  sam  az  {TrihUt.) 

Tbibbacu,  Trj-brak,  n.  a  po^tik  fut,  koosi^tig 
ov  tre  fort  .■<iliiblz 

Tbibulation,  Trib-jn-la/on,  ».  p^rsekijon;  dii 
U6*:  voksajon;  sevt'r  aflikjon;  sevt r  trjal. 

Tbibun'al,  Trj-bi'i-nal,  n.  u  jiijui'.-iit  ftt  in  de 
furuin  at  Horn;— a  jujmcut  set;  de  ^ct  ov  ju^ti": 
a  kurt  ov  justis;  u  pla?  for  trjig  p^rsonz  aki'izd. 

Tbibumate,  Trib-yq,-uat,  u.  de  ofis  ov  tribynn; 
tribyivnjip. 

Teibuse,  Irib-yqn,  n.  dc  qti  majistrat  ov  a  trjb; 
nn  uliser  ov  lium,  quzn  b|  dc  pepl:  de  komunder 
ov  a  Kaman  lejon; — a  razd  set  from  hwiqsprqez 
Wfr  anjentli  delivcrd  tu  de  pepl:  a  trjbiiMal;— 
de  rostrum  fr»m  bwi<}  de  spekcrz  odr^s  de  as«m- 
bli  in  dr  trenc  <;aml)or  ov  depyntiz.  Ly'l"- 

Tbiblseship,  Trib-ynii-Jip,  u.  de  ofis  or  a  trib- 

Tbibu.vitial,  Trib-yn-niJ-al,  a.  relatig  tu  a 
tnbriiD.  [beig  tribyntari. 

Tbibl'tabin'ESS.  Trib-yq-ta-ri-nes,  /».  de  stut  ov 

Tbibutabv,  Trib-yn-ui-ri,  a.  i<aig  tribyqt  az  an 
akiii>l<-jm<>nt  ov  dubmijon  tua  masc«r: — :-ubjeki: 
Bub'trdinat;-  pad  in  iribyqt:  kontribyqtig. 

Tbibutaby,  Tnb-yn-ta-ri,  «,  wun  hm  |jaz  trib- 
yq(;  a  dcjieiidaiit. 

Tbibl'TE,  Tnb-yqt,  n.  u  |«mMit  mad  in  aknoluj- 
menl  or  fubj.'kj'ii,  or  lir  prutckjon;  a  tukjs. 

Tbibite-mo.xet,  Trib-yqi-muu-i,  «.  muni  pad 
•t  tribrqc. 

Tbica,  Trj-ka,  n.  {Bot.}  At  Jeld  or  reproddktiv 
orgikii  iiv  a  iitjcn. 

Tbice,  Tr(«.  n.  a  /ort  ijm:  an  instant;  a  «trok. 

Tbicennabious,  Trj-sen-ari-u!',*  /  a.  belogig  tu 

Tbilemnial,  TrJ-jin-i-al,  j      de  t\«rm  ov 

t^rti  yrn. 

Tbiok.nte.vabt,  Trj-s^n-te-na-ri,  n.  a  period  or 
.spa.-i  ov  tre  hundnxl  ytn. 

Tbichiasis.  Tri-kj-a-itis  n.  (.!/«/.>  a  <\hft  nr  de 
ilidz.  in  hwiq  dr  lU/ci  gru  n    -      '  ;r 

b.>l  ov  dr  j. 

TBiciit'i'Tt  KAN.  Tri-kop-te-ri:  ,  v 


litniUkjom:  tr^l;  u  vijait  praktia;  a   jugl;  eni  tig 

dun  tu  (;ct  jbiku'>li,  or  tu  divert:  slji;  Jtaepjon; 

impu!*tyiir;    im|.«jiij<jii;— a   prakti.t:   u   miiuvr;  a 

habit; — u  number  ov  k<;rdz  I'jlig  tu  de  winer  Bt 

wun  turn;— Q  plat  or  not  or  h^r. 
Tbick,  Trik,  f.  I.  tu  (jet;  tu  impuz  on;  tu  defrM; 

— tudres;  tu  dekurat;  tuadoro;  tuuut. — {Her.y 

tu  dm  wid  dev{;soz. 
Tbick,  Trik,  r.  i.  tu  praktis  trikt-ri  and  frod. 
Tbickeu,  Trik-er,  n.  wun  ho)  triks.  [up. 

Teicklhy,  Trik-vr-i,  n.  qrtifld;  de  akt  or  dr«Mig 
Tbr'Ki.no,  Trik-ig,  «.  qetig;  qrtifis;— drej;  orna- 

m-nt.  [fnjdyqlent. 

Tbickisu,  Trik-iJ,  a.  ful  or  triks;  navi/li  qrtful; 
TaicKidu.NEiiS,  Trik-iJ-nes,  n.  de  kwolili  ov  beig 

triki;. 
Tbickle,  Trik-l,  r.  <'.  tu  fel  in  drops;  tu  flo  in 

a  ^moi,  jenti  strem;  tu  distil. 
Tbickli.nu,  Trik-lig,  n.  de  akt  or  fluig  in  drops, 

er  in  u  iiui'>l  strem. 
Tbicksteb.  Trik-ijtor,  n.  wun  hoo  prakii:>ez  triks. 
Tbicksy,  Trik-si,  a.  priti;  danti;  net:  brisk;  men. 
Tbickteack,  Trik-trak,  n.  a  gam  at  tablz. 
Tbicky,    Trik-i,  a.  trikij:  praktisig  trik.n.— [I'ro- 

viii/al  in  Iggland,  and  kolukwial  in  de  Y.'  .S.] 
Tbicli.niaby,  Tri-klin-i-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu  de  an- 
ient mud  ov  rekljnig  on  kisijez  at  tabl. 
Tbiclinilm,   Trj-klia-i-um,  n.  [L.]  jjI.  Trj-klin- 

i-u;  a  kiSii  f-»r  rekl|nig  on  at  super;  -a  roam  fur- 

ni/t  on  tre  sjdz  wid  k-sqez. 
Tbicolob,  Trj-kul-or,  n.  de  na/onal  Frenq  baner 

ov  tre  kulurz,  biq,  hwjt,  and  red,  adopted  on  dt 

okaj'in  ov  de  ferst  Fremj  rcvulqjon. 
^^Tbicoloked,  Trj-kul-ord,  a.  havig  tre  kulon. 
JKMcuE.NiGEBOL's,  Trj-kor-nij-er-u;!,  a.  havig  tre 

Tekobpobal,  Trj-kor-no-ral,  a.  havig  tre  bodiz. 
Teici;si'id,    Trj-kiis-pid,    a.    {Armt.}    havig  tr« 

prfnts:— apljd  tu  de  valr  on  de  rjt  ventrikl  or 

de  hqrt.  [tre  ftraia. 

Tbiclspid*te,    Trj-kdi-pi-dat,   a.    {B-t.)  havig 
Tbiuactylols,    Trj-dak-til-u3,   a.   {Ji'A.)  havig 

tre  h\i. 
Tbide,  Trjd,  a.  [Fr.]  Jort  and  redi;  swift. 
Tbide.nt,    Trj-dent,    n.    dt  septcr  ov  Xeplqn;--<1 

M'pter  wid  tre  progz  or  tet. 
Tbident,  Tri  dent,  i        i.      •      »      .  » 

TEinESTED.  Vr,-dent-cd,  i  *•  ^*^'0  '"^  ***' 
Triue.ntate,  Trj-<len-tat,  a.  (//-/.)  havig  tre  tet. 
Tbidenti.ne,  Trj-den-tin,  a.  relatig  tu  Trent,  er 

de  kMi-iil  held  d^r.  [oktav. 

Tbidiapason,  Trj-dj-a-pu-ion,  n.   {Mu*.)  a  tripl 
Tbiuixo.   Trjd-ig,*  n.  tjdig.     8e  {Trithiwj)  and 

{Titkiii'i.) 
Tbiuodecauedbal,  Trj-do-dek-a-h^-dral,  a.  prc- 

z>'uiig  tre  ranjez  ov  twclv  in  eq. 
TuiDUA.v,    Trid-yq-an,  a.   lostig  tre  dai;  bapnig 

fVtTi  tvd  da. 
Tbien.nial,   Tq-en-i-al,  er  Trj-^n-yal,   a.   lostig 

tre  yen:  bapnig  cveri  terd  ytr. 
Tbie.n.nially.  Trj-eii-i-rtl-i,  ai/.  wuns  in  tre  yen. 
Tbiens,  Trj-ens,  «.  [L.\  a  smol  Ilaman  k«ru. 
Tbieb.  Trj-t-r.  n.  wun  ba>  tq .  or  egiammi;  tesL 
Tbiebabch,  Tr|-cr-qrk,  ».  a   komunder  ov  a  tri- 

rem:  a  komijoncr,  at  Atcnz,  ba>  bilt  /ipa  at  hii 

un  ck^iwns. 
Tbifalluw.  Trj-fal-o,  r.  t.  tu  pit  dc  t^rd  tjm. 

Se  {Trffa/l^-ir.) 
TBirABiuLs.  Trj-fa-ri-us  a.  trefuld:  in  trt  ros. 
Tbikid.  Trj-fid,  or  Trif-id,  a.  {JSU.)  dirjdwi  ia- 
tu trt  |<^rts. 
TBiyiSTULABY,  Trj-fij-tq-la-ri,  a.  harig  tre  p^p*. 


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Trifle,  Trj-fl,  v.  i.  tia  akt  er  tak  wid«t  wat  or 

diguiti.  er  wid  leviti  and  foli;  tu  wasC  tim;  tia 

muk;  tu  indulj  in  lit  amn,zment. 
Tkifle,  Trj-fl,  V.  t.  tu  wast  awa;  tu  disipat. 
Trifle,  Tri-fl,  n.  a  tii)  ov  no  impertans  er  litl 

valyn,.      °  [leviti. 

Triflee,  Trj-fler,  n.  wun  hco  trjflz  or  akts  wid 
Trifling,  Tri-flii),  a.  wontlg  wurt:  unimportaut, 

trivial;  fn^til:  peti;  frivolus;  wurtles;  sljt. 
Teiflinglv,  Tri-flirj-li,  ad.  in  a  triflii)  inaner. 
Teiflingxess,  Trj-ilig-nes,  ti.  emtines;  vaniti. 
Teiflorous,    Trj-flo-rus,    a.    {Bot.)   havii)   tre 

flTferz. 
Trifoliate,    Trj-fo-li-at,    a.    {But.)   haviij  tre 

kvz  er  Igflets;  tijfoliated. 
Trifoliated,  Trj-f(i-li-at-ed,  a.  {Bot.)  havii)  trg 

levz. 
Teifoly,  Trif-o-li,  er  Trj-fo-li,  n.  swst  trsferl. 
Triforium,   Trj-f6-ri-um,  n.    [X.]  an  qrqt  stori 

bEtwEQ  d8  liaer  qrqez  and  de  uper  windaz  in  de 

jlz,  kwjr,  and  transepts  ov  a  qurq. 
Triform,  Trj-ferm,  a.  havig  a  tripl  Jap. 
Triformity,    Trj-ferm-i-ti,    n.    de  stat  ov  bsii) 

trjferin.  [er  pror)/,. 

Trifurcated,  Trj-fiir-kat-ed, 'a.  haviij  tre  forks 
Trig,    Trig,  v.  t.    tu  fil;  tu  stuf; — tu  stop  az  a 

hwel  bj  putig  a  ston  under  it;  tu  skog. 
Trig,  Trig,  a.  ful;  trim;  net. 
Trig,  Trig,  n.  a  ston,  wej,  er  sumtii)  tu  stop  a 

hwsl  or  baiel  fruui  roliij. 
Trigamous,   Trig-a-mus,   a.   trjs  marid. — {Bot.) 

apljd  tu  plants  kontaniij  tre  serts  ov  fliserz  on 

df  sam  fl-ser  hed,  namli,  mal,  femal,  and  her- 

mafrodjt. 
Trigamy,  Trig-a-mi,  w.  de  statov  beii)  marid  tre 

tjmz;  de  stat  ov  havir)  tre  huzbandz  er  wjvz  at 

wun  tim. 
Trigger,  Trig-er,  n.  dat  hwiq  stops  er  kaqez;  a 


kaq  tu  hold  a  liwel  on  step  gr^nd:— a  kaq  Jjji'Trimness,    Trim-nes,  n.    de   stat   ov   beii)   trim; 


hwiq  a  gun  iz  fjrd:  sumtjmz  korupted  tu  triker 
Trigi.n'Tal,  Trj-jin-tal,  n.  Se  {Trental.) 
Triglyph,    Trj-glif,  n.    {Arch.)  an  ernament  ov 

de  Durik  frez,  plast  direktli  over  eg  kolum,  and 

at  ekwal  distansez  betwen  dem. 
Trigo.v,  Tri-gon,  n.  a  trjaggl.— (J*;!/-©?.)  trjn  in 

aspekt.  [kernerz. 

Trigonal,    Trig-o-nal,   a.    trja!lgT^,lar;  haviij  tre 
Trigonometrical,  Trig-o-no-niet-ri-kal,  a.  per- 

tauiij  tu  trigOQometri. 
Trigonometrically,  Trig-o-no-met-ri-kal-i,  ad. 

bi  trigoaometri. 
Tri'gonometry,^  Trig-o-nom-E-tri,  n.  de  qrt  ov 

mejqriij  de  sjdz  and  agglz  ov  trjaijglz,  hweder 

plan  er  sferikal,  and  ov  a^sertaniij  de  relajonz  be- 

twen  dem.     It  inkl^dz  el    fermqle  relatig    tu 

ai)^lz  er  serkq^lar  qrks,  and  de  Ijuz  konekted  wid 

dem. 
Trigrammic,  Trj-gram-ik,  a.  kontanig  tre  leterz. 
Trigraph,   Trj-graf,  n.  a  trebl  mqrk;  tre  leterz 

yi|,njted  in  wun  sund,  az  {eau  in  leau.) 
Trigyn,    Trj-jin,    n.    {Bot.)   a   plant  havig    tre 

pistilz. 
Trihedral,  Trj-he-dral,  a.  havig  tre  ekwal  sjdz. 
Trljugous,  Trij-q-gus,  a.   (//oi.)  haviij  tre  p^rz. 
Trilateral.  Trj-lat-er-al,  a.  havig  tre  ."■jdz. 
Trilateralsess,  Trj-lat-er-al-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 

ov  havig  tre  sjdz. 
Triletto,  Tri-let-o,  n.  {Mm.)  a  Jert  er  litl  tril. 
Triunguar,    Trj-lig-gwar,    a.    konsistig  ov   tre 

laijgwajez.  [ov,  tre  leterz. 

Triliteral,   Trj-lit-er-al,  a.   havig,  er  konsistig 
Trill,  Tril,  n.  a  kwaver;  a  Jak;  tremyq,lusnes  ov 

mqzik  or  ov  sTsnd. 
Trill,   Tril,  v.  t.   tu  uter  er  pla  wid  kwaverig; 

tu  uter  wid  kwaverig;  tu  kez  tu  vjbrat,  az 

B«ud;  tid  Jak. 


Trill,  Tril,  v.  i.  tu  pla  in  tremyq,lus  vjbrajonz 
ov  s-snd;  tu  trikl  wid  a  tremyqlus  er  purlig 
s-snd.  [de  sam  bert. 

Trilling,  Tril-ig,  n.  wun  ov  tre  qildren  bern  at 

Teillion,  Tril-yon,  n.  a  miiyon  ov  milyonz  ov 
milyonz,  er  a  miiyon  ov  bilyonz; — wid  de  Freng, 
a  tszand  bilyonz. 

Teillo,  Tril-o,  n.  [It.]  {3fus.)  a  yqniferm  trem- 
blig  er  Jakig  ov  de  sam  not:  a  tril. 

Trilobate,  Tril-o-bat,  a.  {But.)  havig  tre  lobz. 

Teilobite,  Tril-o-bjt,  n.  {Geol.)  an  eksiigkt 
jenus  ov  qrtikyii_lated  animalz,  f-snd  in  de  strata 
ov  transijon  roks.  [selz. 

Teilocolar,  Trj-16k-yq-lar,  a.  {Bot.)  havig  trs 

Trilogy,  Tril-o-ji,  n.  a  seriez  ov  tre  dramaz  er 
diskorsez  hwiq  qr  eg  ov  dem  in  sum  sens  kom- 
plet,  yet  b^r  a  mqtyqal  relajon,  and  ferm  bat 
pqrt  ov  wun  poetlkal  er  historikal  piktyqr; — a 
diskors  in  tre  pqrts. 

Triluminar,  Tri-lii-mi-nar,     )       v      •     i>     ,.. 

Triluminous,  Trj-lq-min-us,  i  ^-  ^"^^'B  «re  Uts. 

Trim,  Trim,  a.  njs;  snug;  drest  up;  smqrt. 

Trim,  Trim,  7u  dres;  ger;  ernaments:  trimig. — 
{Xaut.)  de  pozijon  ov  de  kel  ov  a  jip  wid  re- 
spekt  tu  a  horizontal  Ijn. 

Trim,  Trim,  v.  t.  tu  fit  st;  tu  dres;  tia  dekorat; 
— tu  Jav;  tu  klip;  tu  lop,  az  de  branqez  ov  trez; 
tu  priDn;  tu  mak  net:  tu  adjust; — tu  balans  a 
vesel;  tu  looz,  az  tjm,  in  fluktyq,atig  betwen  t<b 
pqrtiz.  [pqrtiz. 

Trim,  Trim,  v.  i.  tu  balans;  tu  fluktyi^^at  betwsn 

Trimeter,  Trim-e-ter,  a.  konsistig  ov  bre  poetl- 
kal megqrz,  formig  an  jambik  ov  siks  fet. 

Thimly,  Trira-li,  ad.  in  a  trim  manor;  njsli;  netli. 

Trimmer,  Trim-er,  7„.  wun  hoo  trimz;  a  turukot; 
— a  pes  ov  wud  inserted  tu  maK  sumtig  evn. 

Trimming,  Trim-ig,  n.  nesesari  er  ernamental 
apendajez  tu  sumtig,  az  a  gqrment;  trapigz. 


Trinal,  Trj-nal,  a.  trefold.  [netnes! 

Trindle,  Trin-dl,  ;t.  Se  {Trundle.) 

Trindle,  Trin-dl,  v.  t.  tu  kez  tu  miBv  er  run 
d'sn;  tu  trundl. 

Trine,  Trin,  n.  {Astrol.)  an  aspekt  ov  planets 
plast  in  tre  agglz  ov  a  trjgon,  reknd  eminentli 

Trine,  Trjn,  a.  trefold;  trjs  repeted.  [benjn. 

Trine,  Trjn,  r.  t.  tu  put  in  a  trjn  aspekt. 

Trinervate,  Trj-ner-vat,  a.  havig  tre  nervz. 

Tringle,  Trig-gl,  ti.  a  kurten-rod;  a  lat  reqig  from 
wun  bed-post  tu  anuder. — {Arch.)  a  litl  mem- 
ber fikst  over  de  trjglif. 

Trinitarian,  Trin-i-ta-ri-an,  n.  a  belever  in  dc 
doktrin  ov  de  Triniti; — wun  ov  a  monastik  erder, 
institqted  in  onor  ov  de  Triniti.  [Triniti. 

Trinitarian,    Trin-i-ta-ri-an,    a.   relatig  tu  de 

Trinitarianism,  Trin-i-ta-ri-an-iz-m,  w.  de  dok- 
trin ov  tre  personz  in  de  Godhed. 

Trinity,  Trin-i-ti,  n.  tre  yqnjted  in  wun;  yq,n- 
yon  ov  tre  personz  in  wun  God,  de  Fqder,  de 
Sun,  and  de  Holi  Spirit. 

Trinity-Sunday,  Trin-i-ti-Sun-da,  w.  de  Sunda 
nekst  after  Hwit-Sunda. 

Trink,  Trigk,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  fijig-net. 

Trinket,  Trig-ket,  w.  a  smel  ernament,  partik- 
yqlarli  ov  goldsmits  wurk;  a  iff;  eni  tig  ov  litl 
valyq. 

Trinketry,  Trig-ket-ri,  n.  trigkets  kolektivli. 

Teinoctial,  Tri-nok-Jal,  a.  komprjzig  tre  njts. 

Teinomial,  Trj-no-mi-al,  a.  {Algebra)  havig  fire 
dennminajonz  or  termz. 

Teixominal,  Trj-nom-in-al,  a.  samaz  {trinomial.) 

Trio,  Tre-o,  n.  {Mus.)  a  kompozijon  konsistig  ov 
tie  pqrts;  tre  yi\,njted. 

Tri.'^bolae,  Trj-ob-o-lar,       j  a.  ov  de  valyq  ov 

Triobol'ary,  Trj-6b-<a-la-ri,  i  tre  6bolj;vjl;  wurt- 
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TmocTiLE,   Tq-ok-til,  n.  {Aetml.)  an  as|)okt  ov 

dr  |ilaiit.-U  hwen  da  qr  fcre  uktaiiU  du^tuiit  from 

e(j  u  ior. 
Tbioctohedral,    Trj-ok-Uj-he-Uriil,  a.  prez^utig 

tn  rHiiji'i  ov  lasfz,  ti^  raiij  haviy  at  t'asoz. 
Tbiolet,  Trj-u-let,  n.  u  .stuiiza  ov  at  Ijiiz,  in  hwiq 

Ai-  !•  r?t  Iju  iz  ti js  repctod. 
Trior,  Trj-'ir,  //.  {Lwi')  wun  h(t>  tqz  de  validiti 

ov  a  (iiileiij  tu  a  juriuian. 
Trip,  Trip,  c  t.  tu  suplant;  tu  bro  bi  strjkig  de 

fei  from  de  griind:  tu  !!tr{k  from  under  de  budi; 

— tu  kaq;  tu  det^kt. — Tu  trip  up,  tu  ovortrii; 

tu  tro  dvn. 
Trip,  Trip,  v.  i.  tu  fol  bj  loDzig  de  hold  ov  de  fet; 

tu   fal;  tu  fr;  tu  be    defijent;  tu   stumbi;  tu 

run  litli. 
Trip,  Trip,  n.  a.  sirdk.  or  kiiq  bj  hwi<j  de  restler 

Buplantd    hiz   antagonist;  a   stumbi  b{   hwi(j  de 

i'uthold  iz  lost:  a  falytvr;  q  mistak; — a  Jert  vuraj 

er  jurni;  an  ckskurjun;  u  rauibl;  a  ta>r; — a  flok 

ov  guts  or  Jr|). 
Tripartite,  Trip-ar-tjt,  a.  divjdcd  intutre  pqrts; 

havij)    tre    korespondent   kopiz;  relati;)   tu   tre 

It-irtiz.  [tu  tre  jKirts. 

Tripartitely,  Trip-ar-tit-li,  &d.  bj  a  divixon  in- 
Tripartition,   Trip-ar-tiJ-on,  n.  a  divixou  intu 

tie  imrts. 
Tripaschal,  Trj-pas-kal,  a.  inkitidij  tre  jKisoverz. 
Tbifk,  Trip,  "•  ^^  ^c\v. — komonli  de  Itirjest  stum- 

•k  ov  a  ixbminatig  animal  prepitrd  and  drost  far 

fd>d. 
Tripedal,  Trip-e-dal,  a.  havig  tre  fet. 
Tripe  MAN,  Trjn-man,  n.  wan  htt>  selz  trjp. 
Tripersoxal,  'Irj-inir-son-al,  a.  kunsistig  ov  tre 

iH'r.-sonz. 
Tripersoxalist,   Trj-p^r-son-al-lst,  n.  a  belevor 

in  tr||>or!<onaliti:  a  trinitarian. 
Tbipehsoxalitv,  Trj-per-son-al-i-ti,  n.  u  yunyon 

ov  tre  )>ersonz  in  wun  beig;  trinittirianizm. 
Tripetalols,   Trj-jHJt-u-lu3,  a.  {But.)  havig  tre 

petatz. 
Trip-hammer,  Trip-ham-cr,  n.  a  Iqrj  hamcr  yt^zd 

in  forjez  for  belig  jurn:  tilt-hatner. 
Tbiphase,  Trj-fan,  n.  (Min.)  .spodyqmen,  a  min- 
eral ntrli  alid  tu  felspqr. 
Triphilixe,  rrif-i-ljn,  71.  {Min.)  a.  mineral  sub- 

staiis  kontanii)  fu.~furik  asid  and  jurn. 
Triputhoxo,  1  rip-tog,  ;*.  q  koalijon  ov  tre  VTsel 

Icterz  in  wun  silabl;  Q  trjgraf;  az,  {eau,ty€.') 
Triputhoxgal,    Trip-tog-gal,    a.    relatig    tu   a 

tri|itiii).  [trelevd. 

Triphyllous,  Trif-il-us,  or  Trj-fil-us,  a.  {Hot.) 
Trumnnate,  Trj-pin-at,  a.  {Bot.)  trefold-pinat. 
Triple.  Trip-1,  a.  tre  told;  tri;bl;  tre  tjmz  repeted. 
Triple,  Tnp-l,  r.  /.  tu  inkres  trefold. 
Triple,  Trip-l,  r.  /.  tu  trcbl;  tu  mak  trjs  az  maq 

pr  az  mcni;  tu  mak  trefold. 
Triple  cKowx,    Trip-l-krisn,  n.    de   tjam  ov  de 

iHjp,  so  kiild  bekoz  it  iz  a  hi  kap  ov  silk  envjrond 

bj  tre  kr'Snz  ov  gold,  wun  abdv  nniider. 
Triplet,  Triplet,  n.  tre  ov  a  kjnd;  trt  tigz:— 

tre  v^rsei  or  Ijiix  rjraig   tug^dcr;— tre   nols  sug 

nr  plbd  in  de  t|m  ov  td). 
Tbiplic'atk,  Trip-li-kat,  &.  trefold; — de  rajio  ov 

de  kqbz  (iv  tu>  kwoiititiz. 
Tbiplicatiox,  Trip-li-kii-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  treb- 

lig  or  ov  adig  tre  tugddcr. 
Tbiplicity,  Trj-plis-i-ti,  n.  de  slatov  beig  tre  er 

trefold:  troblnt». 
Tbiplite,  Trip-ljt,  n.  {Min.)  a  dqrk  brwn  mineral. 
Tripmapam,  Trip-mad-ain,  n.  an  ^rb. 
Tripod,  TrJ-po^^,  n.  a  sct,ve.-ifl,tabl,orin3tra>ment, 

havig  tre   fet.     It  wuz   from  ^nq  u  set   dut  de 

presiea  ov  Ap61o  deliverd  orakyqlur  anavrz  at 

L>clf(.  [stringd  instrobment. 

Tbipodiax,   Tri-p»5-di-an,   n.    (Juu».)  an  onjent 


Thipody,  Trip-o-di,  n.  a  seriex  ov  tre  fet. 
Tripoli,  Trip-o-li,  «.  (.(///•.)  rotn-alon,  a  miner- 
al ov  an  i;rti  fmktynr,  hwjtij  kulur,  and  fjn  kom- 

|juzi/on,  yil,zd  az  u  grjndig  and  p61i/ig  uubstans, 

orijinali  from  Tri|Njli   in   liqrburi.     He  bedt  iz 

ii'K  br.tt  from  Korlq. 
Tripolitan,  Tri-]>ol-i-tan,  ti.  a  nativ  ov  Tripoli. 
Tripolitan,  Tri-|HJl-i-tttn,  (_   a.    relatig  tu  Trip- 
TuiPOLiXE,  Trip-o-lin,        f       oli. 
Tuipos,  Trj-iM):!,  n.  u  trjixjd.     Se  {TrijK/d.} 
Tripper,  Trip-er,  /*.  wun  h*  trips. 
Taippi.vu,  Trip-ig,  a.  kwik;  nimbi.  [dana. 

Tripping,  Trip-ig,  /(.  a  stumblig; — a  ski  pin;  a  lit 
TuippiNOLY,  Trip-ig-li,  at/,  wid  ajiliti;  wid  uwift 

mojiin. 
Trii'tote,    Trip-tot,  n.  a  nisn  yq,zd  onli  in  tre 

ka-u'z. 
Tripyramid,  Trj-pir-a-mid,  n.  {J/in.)  a  jenus  ov 

sjKjr  kompozd  ov  tre-sjded  piramidz. 
TuiyuETROus,  Trj-kwe-trus,  a.  tre-sjdcd. 
Triuadiated,  Trj-ra-di-at-cd,  a.  havig  tre  raz. 
Tuiueme,  Trj-rem,  h.  a  Grejuu  gali  wid  tre  bagks 

or  bi-'tK^ez  ov  orz  on  a  sjd. 
TuiKUOMBOiOAL,    Tq-rom-bi^d-al,    a.    havig   de 

form  ov  tre  rombz. 
Trisagiox,  Tri-sa-ji-on,  n.  de  trefold  invoka/oa 

ov  de  Deiti,  az  "iloli,"  in  de  Grek  qurq. 
Trisect,  Trj-stJkt,  v.  t.  tu  divjd  intu  tre  ekwal 

pqrts. 
Triseotiox,  Trj-sek-Jon,  n.  de  divijon  ov  eni  tin 

intu  tre  ekwal  pf^rts. — 3e  trjfehf  a  irv  an  wjgl 

woz  a  problem  ov  grat  selebriti  amiig  de  anjeut 

(jirek  m.itematijanz.  [jo. 

Trismus.  Tris-mus,  n.  lokjo;  tetanas;  afektig  At 
Trispast,  Trj-spa^t,  /    «.  a  mujen  wid  tre 

Trispaston,  Trj-spas-ton, )      puliz  aktig  in  kon- 

ekjoii  wid  eq  uder  for  razig  hevi  wats. 
TuisPEHMOLS,  Trj-spt'r-mas,  a.  b^rig  tre  sedi. 
Tbjst,  Trist,  \  n.  a  f^r  for  katl,  horsez.  Jep,  As.;  a 
Tkvst,  Trist,  S      metig: — an  aperntmcnt  tu  met. 

INort  ov  Iggland.] 
TniSL'LCATE,  Trj-siil-kat,  a.  havig  tre  furoz;  hav- 
ig tre  ^«rnts  or  forks. 
Trysillabic,  Tris-i-lab-ik,  )  a.  konsistig  uv 

Trisyllabical,  Tris-i-lab-i-kal,  I      tre  silablz. 
Trisyllable,  Tris-il-a-bl,  ».  a  wurd  konsistifl  ov 

tre  silablz. 
Trite,  Trjt,  a.  worn  Tit  bj  yr^s;  stal;  komon;  ofn 

kwoted  or  repeted;  not  nq. 
Tritely,  Trjt-li,  ad.  in  a  trjt  or  komon  wa. 
Triteness,  Trjt-nes,  n.   de  kwoliti  or  beig  trjt; 

slaliies.  [nat. 

Triterxate,  Trj-tvr-nat,   a.   {Bot.)  trefold  ter- 
Tritueism,  Trj-te-iz-m,  «.  de  doktrin  or  opinyon 

dat  dqr  qr  tre  distigkt  Godz.  [izm. 

Tritueist.  Trj-te-ist,  n.  wun  hO)  manttinz  trjle- 
Tritiieistic,  trj-te-is-tik,  j  a.   relatig    tu 

Tritheistical,   Tri-t^-is-ti-kal,  \      triteizm. 
Tbitiieistical,  Trj-te-is-ti-kal,  a.  trjteistik. 
Trithixo,  Trj-tig,*  >i.  sam  az  rjdii).  i>e  {Hiding.) 
Triticum,  Trit-i-kum,  r*.  [L.]  {But.)  de  jenua  ov 

jjlauts  yeldig  de  varius  kjndz  ov  hwet. 
Triton,  Trj-ton,  n.    {Mijth.)  a  se-god,   hqf  man 

and  hqf  fij. — {Ent.)  a  jenus  ov  wurmz. 
Tritoxe,  Trj-ton,  n.  {Hut.)  an  intenal  ms  j^n- 

cnili  kold  a  fqr/>-f'ijrt. 
Tritoxide.  Trj-totts-id,  n.  {Chtm.)  an  oksid  kon- 

tanig  wun  atom  ov  baa  yqnjtcd  tu  tre  atomz  ov 

oksijcn.  [rated. 

Triturable.  Trit-yT\-ra-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  trityn- 
Tritlrate,  Trit-yq-rat,  r.  t.  tu  redi^s  tu  piidor; 

tu  p'siid. 
Trituratio.n,  Trit-yq-rd-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  trit- 

yqratig:  a  p'sndig;  It-vigajon;  redukjon  tu  puder, 
Tbitubature,  Trit-yq-ra-ltir,  n.  a  w^rig  bj  nib- 

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Teiumph,  Tri-umf,  n.  a  solem  prosejon  in  onor 

ov  viktiDri,  dg  hiest  militari  onor  dat  kiad  bg  ob- 

tand  bj  a  Roman  jeneial; — de  stat  ov  bfir)  vik- 

torius:  viktori:  konkwest; — ^jer  far  sukses;  pump; 

Jo:  statli  prosejon; — a  koijkerii)  kqrd,  nis  keUl 

trum'i. 
Teiumph,  Trj-umt,  v.  i.  tia  selebvat  a  viktori  wid 

pomp:  tia  rejtys  for  viktori:  tu.  obtan  viktori:  tu 

insiilt  upon  an  advdntaj  gand. 
Triumph,  Trj-umf,  v.  t.  tu  trjumf  over. 
Triumphal,    Tri-iim-fal,    a.    rslatii)   tia   trjumf; 

komemoratig  a  trjumf;  yq,zd  in  selebratii)  vik- 
tori. 
Triumphal,  Trj-iim-fal,  n.  a  tokn  ov  viktori. 
Triumphant,  Trj-iim-fant,  a.  selebratiij  a  vikto- 
ri; rejff^ig  az  for  viktori:  grast  wid  viktori;  vik- 

torius:  koijkerii). 
TRiuMPHASTLr,  Trj-iim-fant-li,  ad.  in  a  trjum- 

fant  maner;  viktori  usli. 
Teiumpher,  Tri-umf-cr,  n.  wun  h(D  trjumfs. 
Triumvir,  Trj-iim-vir,  «.    [Z,.]  pi.   Trj-um-vi-rj, 

{£ug.}  Trj-iim-virz;  wun  ov  a  trjumvirat;  wun 

ov  trs  men  yqnjted  in  ofis. 
Triumvirate,  Tij-um-vi-rat,  n.   it  koalijon  ov 

tre  men  in  guvernmentor  otoriti:  trs  men  yil,njt- 

ed  in  piser;  guvernment  bj  tre  men. 
Triune,  Trj-yi],n,  a.  at  wuns  trs  and  wun. 
Teiunity,  Trj-y4-ni-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  trjyrin; 

triniti. 
Teivalve,  Tri-valv,  n.  a  Jel  wid  tre  valvz. 
Trivalvular,  Trj-val-vi^-lar,  a.  tre-valvd. 
Trivekbial,  Trj-ver-bi-al,  a.  kontanig  tre  wurdz. 
Teivet,  Triv-et,  n.  eni  tig  suported  bj  tre  fst; — 

ritn  olio  trevet.     Se  {Trevet.}  [bj  tre  fet. 

Trivet-table,  Triv-et-ta-bl,  n.  a  tabl  suported 
Trivial,  Triv-i-al,  w  Triv-yal,    a.    vjl;   wurtles; 

vulgar:  suq  az  ma  be  pikt  up  in  de  hjwa; — Ijt: 

trjflig;  unimportant;  inkonsiderabl. 
Triviality,  Triv-i-al-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  triv- 
ial; a  trjfl:  sumtig  ov  no  valyi|. 
Trivially,  Triv-i-al-i,  ad.  komonli;  Ijtli;  inkon- 

siderabli.  '[ig  trivial. 

Trivialness,  Triv-i-al-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  be- 
Teivium,  Triv-i-um,  n.  [L.]  a  term  aplid   in  de 

midl  ajez,  tu  de  tre  ferst  liberal  qrts,  gramar. 

retorik,  and  lojik,  hwiq  wer  studid  tvageder. 
Tri-weekly,  Trj-wek-li,  a',  hapnig,  performd,  or 

publijt,  tre  tjmz  in  a  wek;  az,  '•  a  t/fweJcli  ni^z- 

paper." 
Teoat,  Trot,  V.  t.  tu  krj,  az  a  buk  in  rutig  tjm. 
Teocar,  Tro-kqr,  ?>,.  a  surjikal  instrument,  y'qzd 

in  tapig  for  de  dropsij  an  instrooment  for  makig 

insijonz. 
Trochaic,  Tro-ka-ik,  n.  a  trokaikal  vers. 
Trochaic,  Tro-ka-ik,  /  a.  relatig  tu.erkon- 

Teochaical,  Tro-ka-ik-al,  S      sistig  ov,  trokez. 
Trochanter,  Tro-kan-ter,  n.  {A/iat.}  wun  ov  de 

tiD  prosesez  (de  grater  and  les  trokd/iter)  at  de 

uper  end  ov  de  tibon. 
Teochae,  Tro-kqr'  n.     Se  {Trocar.} 
Teoche,  Tro-ke,  71.  {Med.)  a  smel  lozenj  er  kak 

kompozd  ov  Jugar  and  mqsilaj,  wid  sum  mor 

aktiv  medisin;— ritn  elso  {troch.} 
Trochee,  Tro-ke,  n.  {Pnmdij)   a  fut  in  Latin 

poetri,  er  ritmikal  mexqrment,  konsistig  ov  tco 

s'lablz,  a  log  and  a  Jort;  dus _^. 

Teochil,  Tro-kil,  n.  de  humig-berd:— a  smel  se- 

berd;  de  ren.     Se  {Trochilvi,'.} 
Teochilic,  Tro-kil -ik,  a.  runig  az  on  a  hwel;  dron 

az  bj  a  hwel;  r(f)tatori.  [tori  mojon. 

Teochilics,  Tro-kil-iks,  n.  j>l.  de  sjens  ov  rota- 
Teochilus,  Trok-i-lus,  m.  {L.\  {Ornith.}  a  jenus 

ov  smol,  brilyantli-kulord  berdz;  de  humig  berd; 

apljd   elso    tu    de   ren  and   a   smel  se-berd.— ^ 

{An-h.^a  holo  rig  or  mQldig,keld  elso  {kavetto, 

er  scotia.y 


Trochings,  Tro-kigz,  u.jjI.  de  kurvd  hornz  ov  a 
der. 

Trochisk,  Tro-kisk,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  tablet  er  lozenj. 

Trochite,  Tro-kjt,  n.  {Min.}  a  kjnd  ov  figyi^rd 
fosil  ston. 

Trochlea,  Tr6k-le-a,  n.  [L.]  {Jlech.}  a  puli  er 
takl. — {Ariat.y  a  sert  ov  kqrtilajinus  puli;  de 
kqrtilaj  ttca  hwiq  de  tendon  ov  de  trokleari  musl 
pasez.  [lea, 

Teochleaey,  Trok-le-a-ri,  a.  relatig  tu  a  trok- 

Trochoid,  Tro-kerd,  /t.  aniider  nam  fer  a  sjklbd. 

Trochometer,  Tro-kom-e-ter,  ?i.  an  instroiment 
for  kompi|tig  de  revoh|Jonz  ov  a  karij-hwel. 

Trod,  Trod,  i.  from  Tred.     Se  {Tread.} 

Trodden.  Trod-n,  p.  from  Tred.     Se  {Tread.} 

Trode,  Trod,  i.  from  Tred;  trod.     Se  {Tread.} 

Trode,  Trod,"--"  n.  futig;  pqt. 

Troglodyte,  Trog-lo-djt, /;.  wun  hot)  haz  a  dwelig 
in  a  subteraneus  kavern,  az  sum  savajez  er  bqr- 
barianz,  suq  az  inhabited  Uper  Sjipt,  Nq^bia,  &s. 

Trogon,  Tro-gon,  n.  a  spejez  ov  perqig  berd. 

Teoll,  Trol,  r,  t.  tu  miBv  serkr^larli;  tu  moDV 
volyqbli;  tu  rol:  tu  uter  volyqbli; — tu  dre  on. 

Teoll,  Trol,  i\  i.  t-ia  go  r-ynd;  tu  be  mcovd  ser- 
kqlarli;  tu  rol;  tu  run  r-snd: — tu  sig  a  kaq  er 
f qg,  eq  in  turn  takig  up  de  ^r: — tu  fij  for  a  pjk 
wid  a  rod  hwiq  haz  a  puli  toardz  de  botom. 

Troller,  Trol-er,  n.  wun  hot)  trolz. 

Trollop,  Trol-op,  n.  a  slatern;  a  wmman  loBsli 
dresc: — a  term  ov  reproq  for  a  gerl  er  wuman. 

Trollopee,  Trol-o-pe,  n.  a.  loDs  femal  dres. 

Trolmydames,  Trol-mi-damz,  n.  -pi.  de  gam  ov 
nju-holz. 

Trombone,  Trom-bon,  n.  de  grat  trumpet;  a  bras, 
nni^zikal  wind-instrtDment,  servig  az  de  has  tu 
de  trumpet.  [ez. 

Tromp,  Tromp,  n.  a  bloig  majen  yqzd  in  furnas- 

Trompil,  Trom-pil,  n.  an  apertqr  in  a  tromp. 

Tron,  Tron,  j  n,.  de  nam  ov  an  an- 

Tron-weight,  Tron-wat,  i_  Jent  wat  ov  Skot- 
land,  n-8  litl  yn,zd. — 3e  tron  p-sndvarid  from  21 
tu  28  -snsez. 

Trona,  Tro-na,  n.  {Min.}  a  kqrbonat  ov  soda, 
fiind  in  Afrika.  [waig  wul. 

Tronator,  Tro-na-tor.  n.  {Eng.  law}  an  ofiser  for 

Tronco,  Tron-ko,  [It.]  {Jfus.}  wid  a  trdgkated 
s-snd. 

Troop,  TnDp,  n.  a  number  ov  pepl  in  wun  bodi 
or  Ijn:  a  kumpani; — a  bodi  ov  kavalri  er  m-snted 
soljerz; — a  bodi  ov  soljerz,  hweder  m-snted  er 
not. 

Troop,  TrcDp,  v.  i.  tu  mqrq  in  a  bodi;  tu  mqrq 
in  hast;  tu  mqrq  in  kumpani. 

Teooper,  TriOp-er,  n.  a  hers  soljer;  wun  hco  fjts 
on  hersbak.  Se  {Troop.} 

Troops,  Troips,  n.jjl.  soljerz  in  jeneral;  an  qrmi. 

Teope,  Trop,  n.  {Bhet.}  a  qanj  in  de  signifjka- 
Jon  ov  a  wurd  from  its  prjmari  tu  a  derivativ 
or  figyqrativ  sens;  a  wurd  yq,zd  figyn,rativlij  az, 
"de  kl-sdz/brfe'Z  ran,"  for  ''foifa." 

Teophied,  Tro-fid,  a.  adernd  wid  trofiz. 

Teophoxian,  Tro-fo-ni-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Trofo- 
nius. 

Teopuospeem,  Trof-o-sperm,  n.  {Bot.}  de  pla- 
senta  ov  a  plant. 

Teophy,  Tro-fi,  n.  a  monyqment  ov  viktori;  sum- 
tig  takn  in  batl  er  gand  bj  konkwest. 

Tropic,  Tr6p-ik,  n.  {Astron.}  paralelz  ov  dekli- 
najou,  er  tcD  serklz  paralel  tu  de  ekwator,  be- 
twen  hwiq  de  sunz  anyqal  pat  in  de  hevnz  iz 
kontand;  de  nerdern  beig  de  trapik  ov  Kanser; 
de  sudern,  dat  ov  Kaprikorn. — {Gei.y.}  de  trop- 
iks  qr  tiD  paralelz  ov  latitqd,  wun  23"  28'  nert, 
de  uder  23"^  28'  s-st,  ov  de  ekwator,  over  hwiq 
desun  izvertikal  hwen  hiz  deklinajon  izgratest. 

Tropic,  Tr6p-ik,  a.  sam  az  tropikal. 


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Tbopical,  Tr6p-i-kal,  a.  rrlatig  tu  a  triap;  ret6r- 

ikiili  <;unjd  from  de  prjuinri  sens;— relatig  tu,or 

brio  wirtiii,  At  trojiiks;  torid;  hot.  I 

Tbopically,  Trop-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  tropikal  man-  I 

•T    fi;<v(iraiivli.  lfU8.  I 

Tropiobird,  Tr6p-ik-lMTJ,  n.  At /Art- n  owhia-  , 
Tropist,  Tru)p-ist,  n.  wuu  bit>  delz  in  trops;  wun 

boi  cksplanz  de  Skriptyi^rz  bi  trojts  and  tigyi^n.  ; 
Tropolooical,   Troii-u-loj-i-kal,  a.    relaiig    tu  ] 

tiuiol>jji:  vurid  bi  trups. 
Tropoi.ouically,    Trop-u-loj-i-kal-i,   ad.    in   a 

tri'[iul<jjik:il  iiiuncr. 
Tbopologise,  Tru-iKJl-o-Ji»,  r.  i.  tu  <jnnj  a  ward 

from  Its  urijinal  mrnig;  tu  yq,z  a  trui). 
Tropology,  Tro-p61-o-ji,  n.  de  doktrin  or  yn,s 

ov  tru)|>.i. 
Trot,  Trot,  v.  t.  tu  raoiv  wid  a  bj,  joUij)  pH.'»,  bt- 

twk'n  Q  wok  and  a  kaiitcr; — li^dikrusli,  tu  travel 

on  fut. 
Trot,  Trot,  n.  de  joltij),  bj  pas  ov  a  hors,  betwen 

Q  wok  and  a  kanter;— *an  uld  wuinan  in   kon- 

temt. 
Troth,  Trot,*  n.  brief;  fat;  fidcliti; — tra>t;  vcriti. 
Troth  LKss,  Trot-lcs,*  a.  fatlcs;  trcqeru?. 
Trotuplight,  Trot-jilit,*  r.  t.  tu  bctrot. 
Trothplight,  Trot-pljt,*  n.  At  akt  ov  betrotio. 
Trottkb.  Trot-er,  n.  wun  dat  trot.";— a  Jeps  fut. 
Trol'Badgl'R,  Trd»-ba-da»r,  ».  [/V.]  wun  ov  a  skAl 

ov  poet^  hO)  flurijt  in  de  lit,  12t.  and   liJt  si»n- 

ti^riz,  qefli  in  I'rovens,  or  de  s^t  ov  Fruns. 
Troublh,  Triib-I,  r.  t.  tu  disturb:    tu  perpiek-: 

tu  atlikt;  tu  grev;   tia  distrcs;   tu  uak  unezi; 

tu  ciJgiij  overuuij;   tu  cmbaras;   tu  harad;  tu 

inkomud;  tu  tez:  tu  veks;  tu  disorder. 
Tbouble,   Triib-l,  n.  disttirbans;  ]>erpk'ksiti;  af- 

likj'un:  gref;  soro;  kalainiti;  iuolestaj..n;obstruk- 

Jon;  inkonvtnycns:  unezines;  vcksajon. 
Troubler,  Tnib-lor, /(.  a  distiirbi-r:  a  kunf'snder. 
Tboubllsomk,   Trdb-1-sum,  a.    koziy  trub!;  j«r- 

pleksig:  grcvus;    veksajus;   alliktiv;  burdnsuni: 

tjrsum;  werisum;    harasig;   imp6rtyq,nHt;   tezig: 

antfig!  erk>um. 
TBOtBLtsoMKLV,  Tiub-l-sum-li.  <!(/.  in  a    trubl- 

suui  ui;inT:  vek.-aju>li:  wi'ri^umli:  imixirt  yiliiatli. 
TBOfBLKSOMKXtss,  Trub-1-sum-neii,  /».  vek^ajus- 

nes. 
Tboublovs,  Trtib-lus,*  a.  ful  ov  trubl:  tumdlt- 

yjius;  konfi'izd. 
Tbol'gh,  Trof,  n.  cni  tij)  holod  and  opn  lonjiti'i,- 

diiiaii  on  de  upcr  ."id. 
TfiOLi.,  Trcl,  r.  Se  (froU.) 
Tbolme.  Tnsns.J  «"•  '•  ^^  punij  or  bet  ."evcrli. 
Tbolse,  Tr-»z,  n.  dres  fer  de  Icgz.  8e  {Troustm.) 
Tbol'sf^bb,  Tr^z-erx,  n.  pi.  lew  pantal(f»nz.     Kitn 

olso.  {triACttrt.) 
TfiOL^istAU,   Tr(i)-s<j,   n.    {Fr.\    parafcmalya;  de 

kludz.  ir^.,  ov  a  brjd. 
Tboit,  Trsi,  71.  a  delikat,  sjKitcd,  frej-wotcr   fij: 

— *u  man  f /.ili  kot  er  imiKJid  upon. 
TROtTLtT,  Tr-st-let, /J.  Q  suiol  tr-8t;  a  tr'Stlij). 
Troitlino,  Tri«t-U{),  fj.  a  .«raol  trst;  a  tr-stlct. 
Trovlb,   Tru-vcr,  n.  [Laic]  a    fjn'lio:— an  akjon 

hwKj  <i  man  haz  ageust  wun  hiS,  havig  f-snd  eni 

ov  biz  gudz,  rtfiisez   tu  deliver  dem  uii6n  de- 

mtiiid,  or  an  akJon  tu  tr{  a  dispi^tcd   kwestyon 

ov  properti  in  gudz  and  (jateU. 
Trow,  Tru,*  r.  i.  tu  f  ipk:  tu  imajin;  tu  bclev. 
Trow,  Ti«a,  inter,  an  eksklamajon  ov  inkwjri. 
Trowel,  Tr4-cl,  n.  a  u>l  yqid  h\  a  briklaer  for 

taki\i  up  m>>rtiir.  ks.\  a  tOil  yiizd  in  gqrxlcnig; 

cni  kurs  instnbment. 
Trowl.  Trol,  V.     St  {Troll.) 
Trowskrs,  Tr^-icrx,    n.  pi.   Ijm  pantali^ni.     Se 

{  TiiiiKrt.) 
Trov.  Tr<r,  a.  notig  a  kjnd  ov  wat.     Se  {Trtiy- 

wriyht.y 


Troy-weight,  Tr«^-wat,  n.  a  ska!  ov  wats  sed 
tu  be  bortxl  urijinali  from  (Tnyts)  in  Frans,  or 
tu  bav  referens  tu  de  munki/  nam  givn  tu. 
Lundon  ov  (Tn/;/  y"rant.)—h  iz  yi\tti  bj  gold- 
«inits  for  wuiy  gul<l,  silvt-r,  djamondz,  As.  It 
konsisUi  ov  drz  denominajonz:  u  piind  12  vdb- 
cz;  una-^  20  peniwat«;  poniwat~'24  gram. 

Truant,  Trxft-ant,  n.  an  jdler:  an  jdl  W. —  Tupla 
dr  trotarU  iz,  in  skjilz,  tu  sta  from  skoil  widit 
lev. 

Truant,  Tnf»-ant,  a.  jdl;  wonderig  from  sloDl  er 
biznes;  neglijcnt;  unemplc^d;  larterio. 

Tkla.vt,  Tnf)-ant,  r.  ».  tu  jdl  awa  from  dn,ti;  ta 
Iffter. 

Trlaxtly,  Tnd-ant-li,  ad.  Ijk  a  trowint. 

Truastsuip,  Tri»-ant-Jip,  n.  neglekt  ov  studi  er 
biznes. 

Truce,  TnB«,  n.  an  agrement  betwen  stats  or  kon- 
tendig  pqrtiz  for  a  suspenjon  ov  bostilitiz;  a 
temporari  pes;  a  sesajon  ov  bostilitiz:  Jort  kwjet. 
Trwg  at  Gijd,  a  suspenjon  ov  qrmz,  hwiq  oka3on- 
ali  tuk  pla->  in  de  Midi  Ujez,  putig  a  stop  ta 
prjvat  ho.stilitiz.  [a  tr«>s. 

Trucebkeakeu,  Tra>s-brak-er,  n.  wun  boo  braks 

Truceless,  Triis-les,  a.  beij)  wid-it  troos. 

Trucumax,  Tr(f>k-uan,  ».  an  interpreter;  a  drig- 
oman. 

Truck,  Truk,  r.  i.  tu  trafik  bj  eksqanj;  tu  bqr- 
ter; — tu  mak  yi^s  ov  a  truk. 

Truck,  Truk,  v.  t.  tu  giv  in  eksqanj;  tu  eks<janj; 
tu  burtor:— tu  konva  wid  a  truk. 

Truck.  Truk,  n.  cksoiinj;  tnifik  bj  eks<janj: — a 
litl  bwel,  az  for  karij  ov  kanon;  a  kjnd  ov  karij 
wid  It)  hwelz  for  konvaig  cni  bcvi  wats;  a  hwel 
karij  mojvd  bj  band;— a  smol,  wudn  kap  or  blok 
at  de  ckstreiniti  ov  a  flag-staf,  or  at  de  ma.«t- 
hcd;— a  smol,  serki^lar  pesov  wud  wid  a  hul  far 
a  rup  tu  p<is  triD. —  Triilc-tut^in,  At  praktis,  ia 
mjnig  and  manyiifiiktyi^rig  distrikts,  ov  jjaig  de 
wajez  ov  wurkmun  in  gudz  insted  ov  muni. 

Truckage,  Tnik-aj,  n.  de  akt  ov  trukig;  trafik; 
ekspens  ov  konvaig  bj  truks. 

Trucker.  Triik-er,  n.  wun  heti  truks  er  trafiks. 

Truckle.  Triik-l,  r.  i.  tu  be  in  a  .-tat  ov  subjek- 
Jon  or  iulcrioriti;  tu  akt  wid  serviliti;  tu  yeld; 
tu  krep;  tu  rul,  az  on  a  litl  hwel. 

Truckle,  Triik-1,  n.  a  smol  hwel  or  kastor  fer  di- 
minijig  frikjon. 

Truckle-bei>,  Triik-l-bcd,  n.  a  bed  dat  runz  on 
liwf  Iz  under  a  hjer  bed,  keld  elso  a  trundl-hed. 

Truckman,  Triik-man, /i.,y7.  Tnik-men;  wun  ho) 
drjxz  u  truk;  u  kqrman. 

Truculexce,  Triik-yn-lcns,     |   n.     savajnes   ov 

Truculexcy,  Trtik-yn-len-si,  j  mancrz  er  aper- 
an.'i;  knnclti. 

Truculent,  Tnik-yT^-lent,  a.  savaj;  bqrbarns; 
dcstriiktiv;  krcDel. 

Trudge,  Truj.J  r.  i'.  tu  travel  on  fut;  tu  jog  on; 
tu  mqrq  hevili  on. 

Truugema.v,  Tnij-mun,  n.  dragoman;— sam  ai 
{Truihntan.) 

True,  Tra>,  a.  konformabl  tu  fakt;  konformabi  tu 
trtot;  koufermabl  tu  At  natyi^r  ov  tigz:  not  fols; 
not  eroncus;  agreii)  wid  ■«r  on  tots;  verajus; 
jonynin:  real;  not  kisnterfit;  fatful;  onest:  sin- 
se'r:  uprit;  plan;  egzakt;  konformabi  tu  a  rail;  rjt- 
ful.  Trm  hil,  {La^y  df z  wurdz  qr  ind-irst  on  a 
bil  ov  iudjtraent  hwen  a  grand  jtiri,  after  havig 
hvrd  de  witnesez  for  de  guvvrnment,  qr  ov  upin- 
yon  dat  d.ir  iz  suf  ijent  koz  tu  put  de  drfendnnt 
on  trjal.  iy|lin. 

Trueborn,  Tri£)-bom,  a.  haviga  rit  bj  bert:  j^n- 

Tbuebred.  TrA-brcd,  a.  ov  a  gud  bred  and  ed- 
yqkajun:  wcl-bri*«l. 

Tbuehlabted,  Tri)-hqrt-ed,  «.  oncst;  fatful. 

Tbulueauteu.vess,  Tni)-hqrt-etl-ncs,  n.  sinseriti. 


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TaUELOVE,  Troi-luv,  ?t.   a  plant; — a  swethqrt;  a 

luver. 
Teuelove,  Trco-luv,  a.  afekjonat;  sinser. 
Teuelovekxot,  TrcD-luv-not,  n.  a.  not  fermd  wid 

meni  iiivoiiy'onz  ov  Ijnz,  so  az  tia  render  it  dif- 

ikult  tia  untj  it;  an  emblem  ov  interwovn  afek- 

Jon; — keld  elso  ticaluvoz-rwt. 
Teuexess,  Tnb-nes,  n.  sinseriti;  fatfmlnes. 
Tecepenny,  Trob-pen-i,  n.  a.  familyar  fraz  for  an 

onest  feloD. 
Teuffle,  Tr(fi-fl,  n.  a  subteraneus  fuggus  or  vej- 

Etabl  produkjon,  rezemblig  a  mujrcom,  yiizd  in 

kukeri. 
Teuffled,  Trd)-fld,  a.  furnijt  wid  trcBflz. 
Teug,  Trug,  n.  a  hod  for  mertar. 
Teuism,  Tr(f)-iz-m,  n.a  self-evident  and  undenjabl 

trjjt,  su(j  az  d^r  iz  no  ngd  ov  statii). 
Teull,  Trul,  n.  a  lo,  vagrant  strumpet. 
Teult,  Tr<.fj-li,  ad.  in  a  trO)  maner;  akerdig  tia 

trooi:  onestli;  rgali:  sinssrli;  egzaktli:  justli; — in- 

dgd: — a  sljt  afermajon,  elmost  ekspletiv. 
Teump,  Trump,  n.  a  trumpet:  an  instrument  ov 

werljk  rnqzik; — a   winii)  kqrd:  a  kqrd  dat  haz 

partikyi^^lar  privilejez  in  a  gam:  an  old  gam  at 

kqrdz.     Tid  put  tu  er  vpd/i  ds  trumjjg,  tia  pat 

tu  de  last  ekspedient. 
Teump,  Trump,  v.  t.  tu  win  wid  a  trump  kqrd: — 

tu  impoz  upon:  tu  obtrAd:  tu  fors  upon.     Tu 

trump  lip,  tu  devjz;  tu  forj. 
Teump,  Trump,  v.  i.  tu  bio  a  trumpet: — tu  pla  a 

trump  kqrd:  tu  interpoz,  az  wid  a  trump  kqrd. 
Teumpeey,  Tninip-er-i,J  «.  sumtii)  falajusli  fjn: 

dEsepJou;  nonsensj  foil;  emti  tek;  wurtles  traj: 

trjflz. 
Teumpeey,  Trump-er-i.J  a.  triflig:  wurtles. 
Teumpet,  Trump-et,   n.   a   wind   instrument   ov 

mqrjal  mi^zik; — an  instrdiment  tu  asist  de  herii) 

er  spskiri,  az  a  i\}zk\-Q-tru'ini)£t,  an  zr-trumpet  er 

Q.'^i.txvQ-tnnrqjet; — in  militarifraz,  de  trumpeter: 

wun  hoD  selgbrats  er  prazez. 
Teumpet,  Tnimp-et,  v.  t.  tu  publij;  tu  publij  bj 

s'snd  ov  trumpet;  tu  proklam. 
Teumpetee,  Trump-et-er,   n.   wun  boo  s'sndz  a 

trumpet:  wun  htt)  proklamz: — a  S'st-Amerikan 

berd;— a  sert  ov  pijon; — a  fij. 
Teumpetfish,  Triimp-et-fiJ,   n.  a  spejsz  ov  fiJ: 

Q  trumpeter. 
Teumpet-flowee,  Trdmp-et-fl^-er,  n.  a  ti'^bq,- 

lar  fl-ser.  [sekt. 

Teumpetfly,  Tnimp-et-flj,  n.  a  gra  flj;  an  in- 
Teumpet-honeysuckle,    Trump-et-hdn-i-suk-1, 

n.  Q  plant. 
Teumpf.t-shaped,  Triimp-et-Japt,  a.  fermd  Ijk  a 

trumpet. 
Teumpetshell,  Trump-et-Jel,  n.  a  jenus  ov  yt],- 

nivalv  Jelz;  ds  buksinum  or  welk. 
Teumpet-toxgued,  Trump-et-tuijd,  a.  havig  a 

tui)  vosiferus  az  a  trumpet. 
Teumplike,  Trump-ljk,^  a.  rEzomblii)  a  trumpet. 
Teuxcate,  Truij-kat,'  r.  t.  tu  mam:  tu  kut  Jert: 

tu  kut  er  loji  of,  az  trrz. 
Teuxcate,  Truij-kat,  a.  (i?(/<.>  abriiptli  kut  of. 
Teuncated,   Trdi)-kat-ed,  a.  havig    ds   verteks 

kut  of;  lopt. 
Teuxcatiox,  Trug-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  trdgkat- 

ig;  a  kutig  of;— de  asumjon  ov  a  plan  surfas  bi 

a  mineral. 
Tbuxcoeox,  Trun-Jon,  n.  a  Jert  staf;  a  klub;  a 

kujcl;— a  stuf  ov  komdnd.  [Jon. 

Teuxcheox,  Trtin-Jon,*  v.  t.  tu  bet  wid  a  trun- 
Teuxcheoxeee,  Trun-Jon-er,  n.  wan  qrmd  wid 

a  trunjon. 
Teuxdle,  Triin-dl,  v.  i.  tu  rol;  tu  bol  alog. 
Teuxdle,  Triin-dl,  v.  t.  tu  bol;  tu  rol;  tu  trukl. 
Teundle,  Tnin-dl,  n.  cni  xfwA,  rwlig  tig:  a  roler; 

a  trunel. 


Teuxdlebed,  Trdn-dl-bed,  n.  a  bed  dat  runz  on 
lit!  hwelz  under  a  hjer  bed;  a  truklbed.  Se 
{TrtuMehed.)  [ov  dog. 

Teundle-tail,  Trun-dl-tal,  «.  a  r^nd-tal;  a  kjnd 

Teunk,  Trugk,  n.  de  bodi,  widit  de  branqez  er 
limz,  az  ov  a  tre  er  ov  an  animal:  de  man  bodi 
ov  eni  tig; — de  Jaft  ov  a  kolum;  de  dj,  dado,  er 
bodi  ov  Q  pedestal;— a  qest  for  klodz;— de  pro- 
bosis  ov  an  elefant  er  uder  animal; — a  vesel  opn 
at  eg  end  for  de  disqqrj  ov  weter;— a  log  tqb  trO) 
hwicj  pelets  ov  kla  qr  blon.— (2«<.)  de  interme- 
diat  sekjon  ov  de  bodi,  hwig  l^z  betwen  ds  bed 
and  abdomen. 

Teunk,  Trugk,'-  v.  t.  tu  trugkat;  tu  lop. 

Teunked,  Trugkt,  a.  havig  a  trugk. 

Teunkfish,  Triigk-fiJ,  n.  ds  otrajan,  a  se-fij. 

Teuxk-hose,  Triigk-hoz,^  n.  Iqrj  breqez  fermerli 
worn.  [trugks. 

Teuxk-makee,  Tnigk-mak-er,  n.  wun  hcD  maks 

Teuxktuetle,  Trugk-tur-tl,  n.  a  spsjsz  ov  turtl. 

Teuxxel,  Trun-el,  n.  a  r-snd,  rolig  substans;  a 
trundl: — a  korupjon  ov  {tree-nail.} 

Teuxnion,  Trdn-yon,  n.  wun  ov  de  toa  nobz  er 
pivots  projektig  from  ds  sjdz  ov  a  kanon,  bj 
hwi<5  it  rests  on  de  qeks  ov  de  karij. 

Teusiox,  Trifi-gon,  ti.  de  akt  ov  trustig  er  pujiij. 

Teuss,  Trus,  n.  a  bundl,  az  ov  ha  or  stre. — {Med.y 
a.  bandaj  er  aparatus  yi],zd  fer  hernia. — {Arch.) 
a  framd  asemblai  ov  pesez  ov  timber. — {Naut.) 
a  rop  konfjnig  dte  midl  ov  de  loer  yqrd  tu  de 
mast.  [up. 

Teuss,  Trus,  v.  t.  tu  bind,  az  wid  a  trus;  tu  pak 

Teust,  Trust,  71.  konfidens;  reljans  on  anuder; 
qqrj  givn  er  resevd:  konfident  opinyon;  kredit 
givn  widS't  egzaminajon;  belsf;  fat;  hop;  eks- 
pektaJon;^kredit  on  promis  ov  pament;— sum- 
tig  komited  tu  wunz  fat;  depozit;  sumtig  kom- 
ited  tu  qqrj; — de  stat  ov  him  tu  hcDm  sumtig 
iz  intrusted. 

Teust,  Trust,  r.  t.  tu  plas  konfidens  in;  tu  kon- 
fjd  in;  tu  komit  tu  ds  k^r  ov;  tu  bslsv;  tu 
kredit;  tu  ventyqr  konfidentli; — tm  sel  upon 
kredit. 

Teust,  Trust,  t\  i.  tu  bs  konfident  ov  sumtig 
fH,tyi|r;  tu  hav  konfidens;  tu  rslj;  tu  bs  kred- 
yi|,lus;  tu  ekspekt. 

Teust-deed,  Trust-dsd,  n.  {Lau)  a  ded  ov  trust, 
konvaig  real  estat,  and  enjernig  serten  kondijonz 
tu  be  performd  bj  de  pqrti  dat  resevz  it. 

Teustee,  Trus-te,  n.  wun  intrusted  wid  sumtig; 
— wun  tia  hcDm  properti,  er  de  manajment  ov 
properti,  iz  komited,  in  behqf  ov  anuder  er  ud- 
erz,  er  ov  a  korporat  bodi. 

Teusteeship,  Trus-tE-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  trusts; 
de  Stat  ov  beig  plast  in  de  handz  ov  trustez. 

Teustee,  Tnist-er,  n.  wun  hco  trusts. 

Teustful,  Trdst-ful,  a.  ful  ov  trust;  konfjdig. 

Teustfully,  Trdst-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  trustful  maner. 

Teustily',  Triist-i-li,  ad.  onestli;  fatfuli;  wid  fi- 
deliti.  [fulnes. 

Tbustixess,  Trdst-i-nes,  n.  onesti;  fideliti;  fat- 

Teustless,  Trust-les,  a.  unfatful;  not  tu  be 
trusted. 

Teustwoethixess,  Trnst-wur-di-nes,  n.  de  kwol- 
iti  ov  beig  wurdi  ov  konfidens. 

Teustwoethy,  Trust-wur-di,  a.  wurdi  ov  kon- 
fidens; fatful. 

Teusty,  Trust-i,  a.  wurdi  ov  beig  trusted;  de- 
zervig  konfidens:  onest;  fatful;  tro). 

Teuth,  Trent,  n.,  j>l.  Trcodz;  konfermiti  tu  fakt 
er  realiti;  dat  hwiq  iz  tro;  dat  hwiq  iz  non  bj 
Omnijens;  verasiti;  fideliti:  onesti;  vertyq,;  de 
eternal  prinsipl  ov  rjt,  er  le  ov  order. — {Fine 
arte}  fatful  adherens  tu  natyij^r.  Ov  a  t7-a>t, 
er  in  treat,  in  realiti. 

Teuthful,  Tr(fit-ful,  a.  konfermabl  tu  trcot:  trcD. 


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TnuTUFULLY,  Triiit-ful-i,  ad.  ino  troitful  munor. 
'I'ui  TiiKULNtbs,  TrAI-ful-nca,  n.   dE    kwoiiti   ov 

l.ti||   ti'.titti.il. 
TKLTiiLKsrt,  Trlf^^-loJ<,  &.  wontig  trojt:  futlfs. 
THt'Tii-TELLim,  Tn()t-tcl-cT,  n.  wun  boi  bpeks  de 

lrii)t. 
Tki'tination,  Tnb-ti-nu-J'in,*  n.  Az  akt  ov  waip. 
TkLTTACtocs,  Trut-a-Ju.i,  a.  rtlutij)  lu  At  ittn. 
Try,  Tri,  f.  t.  tu  cgzauiiii:  tu  iimk  >.'k>|>cTiiiiunt 

ov;  tu  ekjpEricu.s;  tu  ii.-a;  tu  hiiv  lu.luj  or  eks- 

periuns  uv;  -  lu  L-;;zainin,  az  a  juj;  tu  brio  bcfur 

a  ji^JiJal  trjbiiniil;— tu  brio  "^  <i  dcsisDii;  tu 

akt  uu,  uz  a  test;  tu  brio,  az  tu  a  tost;  (u  put 

tu  de  proif;— tu  esn;  tu  utetnt;- tu  purifj;  tu 

rtljii;— tu  yn,z  az  luenz. 
Try,  Tr{,  r.  i.  tu  ciidevur;  tu  aluint;  tu  mak  osa. 
Try,  Trj,  /*.  an  atoint;  ek.spcrimunt;  trjal. 
Tryoon,  Trj-gon,  n.  a  se-li/;  Q  perznus  fij. 
Trysail,  Tri-.-al,  /(.  {Aaut.)  a  sinol  giif-eal,  ov 

stri>t)   kauTa.'<,  set  in  bad  wodcr. 
Tub,  Tub,  n.  a  Iqrj,  oiiu  vcsel  ov  wud,  for  bold- 

ig  wuter,  is.  — ♦(  J/ic/.)  a  ditiiplin  ov  swctig  in 

(I  hetfi  tub,  fiiriiierli  pruktist. 
Turk.  Ttib,  u.  a  pjp;  u  U)\j,  holo  bodi  orsilindcr. 
TtutR,  lii-ber,  H.  (lii't.)  u  fli'Ji  stem,  formd  un- 
der t^mud,  and  fild  wid  tU^n^-.  a  vejetabl  ra>t,  az 

a  iKjtato. 
Tt'BKRCLE,  Ti'i-bcr-kl,  n.  a  smol,  hqrd  tii,mor;  a 

pimp!:— a  dizEzd  struktyi^r  ov  de  luyz. 
TiBtRCfLAR,  Tii-b«;r-kti-Iar,  a.  ful   ov  nols  or 

lilb'iklz;  tiibvrkr^lu.i.  [burklz. 

Ti'BKRCiLATtD,  TiibiT-kiv-lat-ed,  a.  bavijj  tii- 
TiBtRt ULOSK,  Tn,-b«,'r-kq,-lc(d,  a.  tnberkii,lur;  m- 

bvrkiilud. 
TuBERCLLOLS,  Tt^-bi^r-kti-lus,  a.  havig  tiibcrklz; 

tulH'rktilixr.  [berz. 

TuBKRiFtROUs,  Tii-ber-if-or-us,  a.  prudi^^iig  ti^- 
TuBEROSE,   Tiib-roz,  or  Tii-ber-oz,   n.   a    plant 

wid  (1  tiiburus  nJbt:  Q  fragrant  and  bi^tiful  fliscr. 
Tuberose,  Tii-bL-r-us,  a.  havig  tn,berz:  ti^bcrus. 
TuBEKOfsiTv,  Tii-l)er-6i-i-ti,  ;t.    dc  stat  ov  bEig 

tiiboru:!;  an  uuEkwal  or  ruf  ciuinens  or  uias. 
Tuberous,  Ti'i-ber-us,  a.  havig  ti^berz,  nubi,  or 

fk.-'kre,'ion.*fz;  tnberus.  [^ti^  tqberus. 

TuBERoisNESS,  Tij,-bcr-us-nc.s,  n.  dz  kwuiiti  ov 
Tub- EAST,  Tub-fast,  ii.  an  opcmjon  ov  .<welio  and 

fastip,  fiirmcrli  prakti.st  for  ki\Ti\)  dc  sifilis. 
TuBFisn,  Tiib-fiJ,  «.  a  fiJ  f^nd  in  de  srz  in  dE 

iitirt  c.v  Yiirop,  ov  ab'st  tcD  or  tre  p^ndz  wat. 
TuBiPORE,  Tij,-bi-por,  n.  a  JEnus  ov  ziJofils;  p^p- 

korul. 
Tubman,  Tiib-man,  n.,  pi.  Tiib-men;  {Late}  a 

dii)ti(jgwijl  baristcr  in  d£  loglij  kort  ov  eks- 

i;i'kiT.     Sf  (/'iftinuri.) 
TriiLLAR,  Tii-bii-lar,  a.  rEZtSmblig  a  pjp  or  ti^b; 

luiijiti'plinali  hulu;  fistqiur. 
Tubulated,  Tu-bn-lat-cd,  j  a.  fisti^Iar;  lo^jitq- 
TuBi  LOUS,  Ti'i-bn-Ius,  I      dinali  holo;  t^bt],- 

I'lr.  [bodi. 

Tubule,  Tii-btil,  n.  a  smol  pjp,  ti^b,  or  fisinlar 
TuBiLOSE,  Tn-bn-liis,  a.  rEzeublig  a  ti^b  or  pjp. 
Tuck,  Tuk,  «.  a  log,  naro  sjrd;— a  kjnd  ov  net;  - 

a  .•«>rt  iv  pul;  a  kjnd  uv  lugio; — a  fuld  in  a  droa. 
Tuck,  Tuk,  r.  t.  tu  gadcr  iutu  a  n-iruer  kuiu|ias; 

tu  gader  up;  tu  cnklui  bj  pre.-<i(j  ds  kludz;  tu 

binder  from  nprcdio. 
TucKAUOE,  Ttik-a-hu,  ».  a  kqriu.«  vojrtabl  fisnd 

in  dE  ."udcm  pqrt  ov  dE  Yunjted  .^tnt-",  gruio, 

lik  dE  itoifl,  under  de  iturfaa  ov  de  ert,  and  fe- 

gqrdcd  az  a  fuggti^;— sumtjmi  keld  Inditn  Irtd 

er  lot'. 
Tucker,  Tiik-er,  n.  hz  or  dat  hwi^  tuk.<);— an  «r- 

uamentnl  ^>e$  uv  drc8  tu  jad  a  wumanz  buzom. 
Tucket,  Tiik-et,*  n.   a  flurij  ov  n  truiniH;t;    a 

sink  or  kolop.  [ov  dz  tukot. 

TtCKETSONA.NCK.   Tiik-ct-jo  naoii,*   «.    dr    ji'snd 
37 


TuEKALL,  Tii-fol,  n.  (^ri/«.)  a  bildiD  wid  a  slop- 
iy  rjjf  unli  on  wun  Hid. 

TuwuAV,  Ti^z-du,  n.  at  tfrd  da  ov  dc  WEk,  namd 
after  {Tuucv,}  de  ,SaktKin  gud  ov  wor. 

TuKA,  Ti^-fu,  ft.  a  mineral  dE|M)zit.     Se  iTuff.) 

TuKACEOUS,  Tii-fii-Ju!!,  a.  rElatio  tu  tuf. 

TuKF,  Tuf,  u.  {Mtn.)  u  gru  dEi^ijiit  ov  kalkareua 
kqrbonat,  from  Kprigz  and  ^t^EIu/.;  u  volkiinik 
sub.-itaiis;  a  ]Mjrns,  Ijt,  saudi,  kulkareuii  uton, 
«ili<'d  tu  de   koniitruk/oD  ov  volL<.     Uitn  elM> 

1  UKT,  Tuft,  n.  a  kolckjun,  ai  ov  trcdz,  ritxiuz,  er 

fi-derz,  iutu  Q  nob  or  bunq;— a  kiuster  or  bun^, 

az  ov  gruti; — a  kiui^tor,  az  ov  Jrubz  or  trez. 
TuET,  Tuli,  r.  t.    tu  ."eparat    intu    tufts   or  litl 

klusterz;  tu  adorn  wid  a  tuft. 
Tufted,  Tiift-ed,  a.  gruig  in  tufts  or  klu:<tcrc. 
Tufty,  Tiift-i,  a.  adorud  wid  tufts;  gruig  in  tufts. 
Tuo,  Tug,  r.  t.  tu  pul  wid  strept  lojj  konlinyi^d 

tu  dro:  tu  pul;  tu  ]>luk;  tu  bol. 
Tuo,  Tug,  V.  I.  tu  pul;  f  u  dro;  tu  labor;  tu  strugl. 
Tug,  Tug,  n.  a  log,  hqrd  pul;  griit  efort; — a  to- 

biot,  nz  a  strm-tug.     (J  fur-bwEJd  timber-Harij. 

—  [Lokal,  Iggland.]     (I  ttnn)  rup  or  leder  Ktrap 

yqzd  az  u  tras. — [Vqnjted  Statti.] 
TuuoER.  Tiig-cr,  It.  wun  dat  tugz  or  j)ulz  bqrd. 
TiGOi.NciLV,  Tug-io-Ii,  ad.  wid  difikulti. 
Tuition,  Tq-iJ-on,  n.  giirdianji]i:  sqperintcadena, 

iiz  \)\  a  tqtor;  instrukjon,  az  bi  a  tqtor. 
TuiTio.VAL,  Tii-i/-ou-al,  a.  rElatig  tu  tqijon. 
TuLii*,  Tq-lip,  /«.  a  plant  and  fUer,  ov  dE  liliajas 

order.     cIe  fUer  iz  noted  for  its  ga  kulorz. 
TuLiPisT,  Tq-liii-ist,  /(.  a  kiiltivntor  ov  tqlips. 
TuLU'OMA.viA,  Tii-lip-o-ma-ni-a,  ».  a  mania  for 

tqlips. 
Tulip-tree,  Tq,-lip-ire,  n.  a  bq,tiful  Amcrikan 

trr,  sa  kold  bekoz  \\s  fliierz  rszembl  dE  tqlip  in 

Jnp;  liriudendron. 
Tumble,  Tiim-bl,  r.i.  tu  fol  or  kum  sudenli  tu 

dz  grisnd;  tu  fol  in  numbcrz  tqmdltyquili;  ta 

rol  ab'xt;  tu  pla  trik."  b|  varius  Ijbrajonz  and 

iiiujjonz  ov  dE  bodi,  az  a  bufJ>n. 
Tumble,  Tdm-bl,  v.  t.  tu  turn  over;  tu  tro  dvn 

or  ab'st.  [a  fol. 

Tumble,  Tdm-bl,  n.  de  aktovtumblig  or  ralLg: 
Tumbler,  Tdm-bler,  ».    wun  boo  tamblz,  or  Jot 

triks  or  fets  in  tuiublij);— a  glas  drigkio-vcsel; — 

a  sprjEz  ov  pijon:— Q  sort  ov  dog. 
Tumurel,  Tum-brel,  «.  a  du{)-kqrf;  a  kqrt;  a  kqrt 

yqzd  for  implEmenls  ov  pjuiierz  orqrtileri  storz. 

— {Laic)    a    dukig-stoil    for   dE    punijment  ov 

skuldz;  u  trEbdket;  a  kuki{)-.«t<Dl. 
Tumbril,  Tum-bril,  n.  a  swrt  ov  s«.-rkqlar  knj  er 

krib    iormd    ov   uj,vtz  or   twigz,  .Mizd,  in   sum 

jjqrLs  ov  I{)gland,  for  fsdifl  jEp  in  dE  winter. 
Tumekactio.s",    Tq-mE-fak-Jon,    ».    dE    akt    ov 

."welij);  dE  Stat  ov  beij)  sweld;  sweliy. 
TuMEKV,  Tq-mE-fi,  r.  t.  tu  swcl;  tu  mak  tu  swel. 
Tumid,  Tq-mid,  a.  bEig  sweld:  puft  up:  prutq.- 

borant:-  |iompus;  bostful;  puii;  turjid;  bombas- 

tik;  folsli  subljin.  [tqtnidnes. 

Tumidity,  Tq-mid-i-ti,  n.  At  stat  ov  btip  tqmid: 
Tumidly,  Tu-mid-li,  ad.  in  a  tqraid  form. 
Tumidness,  Tq-mid-nes,  n.  Az  stat  ov  bEig  tqmid. 
Tumor,  Tq-inor,  n.  a.  morbid  swolig  or  prumiucn!'. 
TuMORKD,  Tq-mord,  a.  di.«t^ndcd;  Bweld. 
Tumorous,  Tq-iuor-us,  a.  swelifl;  tqmid. 
Tump,  Tump,  n.  Az  nwl  ov  a  bil.  [frt. 

Tump.  Tump,  r.  t.  {JJ»rt.)  tu  fens  trEZ  ab'st  wid 
TuMiLOSE,  Tq-mq-los,  a.  ful  ov  hilz. 
TuMULOus,  Tq-mq-lus,  a.  ful  ov  hili;  tqmqlii^>. 
Tumult,  Tq-mult,  n.  u  pru»miskqus  koukj/on  in 

Q  multitqd;  a  ster:  an  iregyqlar  vjuIcn-<;  a  wjld 

komujiiii;  an  uprur;  a  rjot. 
Tumult,  Tq-mult,»  r.  i.  tu  mak  a  tqmult;  tu  be 

in  wild  k^mujon. 


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TuMULTER,  Tt^-mult-er,*  n.  wun  hcD  maks  a  ttx- 

mult. 
TuMULTUARiLY,    Tq,-mult-yTi,-a-ri-li,    a.d.    in    a 

tiimulfyqfu-i  inaner.  [bixlens;  diserder. 

TuMULTUARiNESS.  Ti^-miilt-yix-a-ri-nes,*  n.  tiir- 
TuMULTUARY,     Tt],-iniilt-yri,-a-ri,    a.     diserderli; 

proiui-kiius;  konfi'izd;  tii,multyi],us. 
TuML'LTUATE,  Ti|-mult-yi],-at,*  v.  i.   tia   niak  a 

tiyuult:  tu  raj.  [ajitajon. 

TuMULTTATiON.  TTi-mult-yi^-a-Jon,*  n.  konf4zd 
Tumultuous,  Ti|-muU-yix-us,  a.  ful  ov  ti|ujults; 

diserderli;  konfii,zeJli  ajitated:  pr(amiski|,us;  tiir- 

bii^lent:  violent;  ti]^uiultyii,ari. 
Tumi:ltuously,  Ti^-mnlt-yii-us-li,  ad.  in  a  ti|- 

muhyqus  uianer.  [ov  bgii)  tixmnltyim'^. 

TuMULTUousxESS,  Ti|-mult-yi],-us-nes,  n.  de  stat 
Tumulus,  Tti,-nu|,-lus,  n.    [2.]  pi.  Ti'i-mix-lj;  a 

misnd:  a  hilok,  ofn  kuverig  a  tiDtn  er  sepulker. 
Tun,  Tun,  n.  a  Iqrj  kask;  de  mei^ixr  ov  for  hogz- 

hedz,  or  252  galonz;  eni  Iqrj  kwontiti,  proverbiali; 

a  wat,  &s.     Se  (7!/«.) 
Tun,  Tun,  v.  t.  tu  put  intra  kasks;  tia  barel. 
Tuneable,  T^n-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  ti],nd;  hqrmo- 

nius.  [diusnes. 

TuNABLENESS,  Ti'^n-a-bl-nes,  u.   hqrraoni;  melo- 
TuNABLY,  T\\n-a-bli,  ad.  faqruJoniusli-inElaidiusli. 
Tun  bellied,  Tiin-bol-id,  a.  Japt  Ijk  a  tun. 
Tune,  Tij^n,  n.  a  seriez  ov  mi|zikal  nots,  wid  yi^- 

nili  ov  kg-not:  sTsnd;  not;  hqrmoni; — erder;  kon- 

sert  ov  pqrts,  mei;T],r,  and  sentiment; — de  stat  fer 

giviij  &t  di],  s'hndz;  At  stat  ov  a  mi|,zikal  instrco- 

ment  hwen  it  retiirnz  ds  proper  s'sndz; — proper 

stat;  rjt  dispozijon  er  temper;  proper  yi],mor; — 

a  stat  wid  rsspekt  tia  order. 
Tune,  Ti],n,  v.  t.  tu  put  intu  a  proper  mi|,zikal 

stat;  tu  siij  hqrmoniusli; — tu  put  intU  erder. 
Tune,  Ti^n,  v.  i.  tu  form  wun  s-snd  tu  aniider; 

tu  utcr  mi]^zikal  sundz  widest  yil,zig  wurdz. 
Tuneful,  Tqn-ftal,  a.  mij^zikal;  hqrmonius. 
Tunefully,  Ti\,n-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  ti|nful  maner. 
Tuneless,  Ti'yi-les,  a.  unhqrmonius;  unmi],zikal. 
Tuner,  Ti'|,n-er,  n.  wun  ho)  ti^^nz. 
TuNGSTATE.  Tiit)-stat,  n.  {Chem.)  a.  selt  fermd  ov 

tiiijsteiiik  asid  and  a  bas. 
Tungsten,  Tiiij-sten,  n.  {Min.}  a  mineral  hwiq 

iz  a  tugstat  ov  Ijm;  else  a  metal  obtand  from  de 

mineral,  [tiiijsten. 

Tungstenic,  Tuij-sten-ik,  a.  {Chem.}  obtand  from 
Tunic,  Tii,-nik,  n.  a  gqrment  worn  bi  Az  anjent 

Romanz,  ov   bot   sekscz,   under   de"  toga,  and 

nekst  tu  At  skin;  a  kind  ov  wastkot; — a  natyi],- 

ral  kuveriij;  integyi^ment. 
Tunicary,    TtVni-ka-ri,    n.    {ZmI.}    a    hedle? 

molii-skan.  [a  membran. 

TuNiCATED,  Tti-ni-kat-ed,   a.  {Bnt.')  kuverd  wid 
TuNiCLE,  Tii,-ni-kl,  n.  a  natytxral  kuveriij;  an  in- 

tegyiiment;— fermerli,  a  kjnd  ov  kop  worn  bj  At 

ofijiatiri  klerji. 
Tuning,  T^n-ii],  n.  At  akt  ov  sir)ii]  or  plaig  in 

konsert;  ds  akt  er  metod  ov  putiij  intu  tixn. 
Tunisian,  Tq-nij-i-an,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Tiyiis. 
Tunisian,  Tt^-nij-i-an,  a.  rclatiij  tu  Tiyiis. 
TuNKER,  Tiiijk-er,  %.  wun  ov  a  relijus  sckt;— a 

subdivij^on  ov  de  Baptists,  f-snd  qefli  in  Pensil- 

vanifi:— kold  olso  Binjkere. 
TuNNAGE,  Tun-aj,  n.    Se  {Trmnage.) 
Tunnel,  Tiin-el,  n.  de  Jaft  ov  a  q'imni;  de  pasaj 

fer  At  smok:— a  f  unel;  a  pjp  er  vesel  wid  a  bred 

m-st.  \)\  hwiq  likor  iz  pord  intu  veselz;— a  net 

rezemblir)  n   funel  or  tnne\.— {En gineerhiq)  n 

subteranean  pasaj.  kut  troo  a  hil  er  under  a  river, 

fer  At  purpus  ov  kariig  trcD  a  kanal,  rod,  or  ral- 

rod,  &s. 
Tunnel,  Tiin-el,  v.  t.  tu  ferm  Ijk  a  tunel;  tu  kaq 

in  a  net;— tu  rEtikyq,lat;— tu  form  bj  a  tunel  er 

pasaj  trd)  sumtii). 


Tunny,  Tdn-i,  n.  a  se-fij,  de  SpaniJ  makerel. 

Tup,  Tup,  n.  a  ram.     [Lokal,  Ii)gland.] 

Tup,  Tup,  v.  i.  tu  but,  Ijk  a  ram. 

Tup,  Tup,  v.  t.  tu  kuver,  az  a  ram. 

Turban,  Tur-ban,  n.  At  yq^qal  hed-dres  ov  de 

Turks,  Perjanz,  and   uder   Qrientalz,  a  sert  ov 

kap. 
Turb^nd,  Tur-band,*  n.  de  sam  a.z  {Turhan.) 
Turbaned,  Tnr-band,  a.  w^riii  a  turban, 
TuRBANT,  Tiir-bant,*  n.     Se  {Ttirhan.} 
Turbary,  Tiir-ba-ri,  ?i.  {Eng.  lazv)  At  rjt  ovdig- 

ii]  turf;  At  plas  hwqr  turf  iz  dug. 
Turbid,  Tiir-bid,  a.  havii)  lez  er  sediment  sterd 

up;  nut  kler;  tik;  mudi. 
Turbidity,  Tur-bid-i-ti,  n.  destat  ovbeir)  turbid. 
Turbidly,  Tur-bid-Ii,  ad.  in  a  turbid  maner; — 

aiigrili.  [turbid;  mudines. 

TuRBiDNESS,  Tiir-bid-nes,  n.  At  kwoliti  ov  beig 
Turbinate,  Tur-bi-nat,  a.  {Bot.)  Japt  Ijk  a  spin- 

ii)-top. 
Turbinated,  Tur-bi-nat-ed,  a.  twisted;  spjral; — 

hwerliii,  az  on  an  aksis;  Japt  Ijk  a  top  or  an  in- 
verted kon.  [Ijk  a  top, 
Turbination,  Tur-bi-na-Jon,  n.  ds  akt  ov  spinig 
Turbit,  Tiir-bit,  n.  a  sort  ov  pijon. 
Turbot,  Tiir-bot,  n.  a  delikat,  flatfij,  muq  estsmd 

for  fiDd,  f^snd  in  Yii,ropean  sez. 
Turbulence,  Tur-bi],-lens,  /;.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

turbi^lout;  ti|miilt;  konfi^gon;  disorder;  violens; 

kiimojon;  rjot;  turmerl. 
Turbulency,  Tur-hq,-len-si,  n.  de  sam  az  {Ttir- 

Turbulent,  Tur-bi\,-lent,    a.    razig    ajitajon    er 

komojjon:  liabl  tu  ajitajon;  tqmultyi|,us;  vjolent; 

rjotus:  sedijus;  mi^tinus. 
Turbulently,  Tur-bi|-lent-li,  ad.  in  a  turbq,lent 

maner;  ti|multyi|usli;  vjolentli. 
TuRCiSM,  Tur-siz-m, «.  de  relijon  ov  de  Turks. 
TuRCOis.  Tur-kez,  n.     Se  {Ti,rk<ds.) 
Turcoman,  Tur-ko-man,  n.,  pi.  Tur-ko-manz;  a 

nativ  ov  Turkomauia. 
Tureen,  Tq-ren,  n.  a  dep  tabl-vesel  for  scop. 
TuKF,  Turf,  71.  de   surfas   ov   gras-land;   a   klod 

kuverd  wid  gras;  a  sod: — pet  dug  "st  ov  a  bog, 

or  swiinipi  land,  for  fixel. 
Turf,  Tmf,  v.  t.  X.\\  kuver,  az  wid  turf. 
Turf-built.  Turf  bilt,  a.  fermd  ov  turf. 
TuRFiNESs,  Tiirf-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ovab"8ndig  wid 

turf  or  tuifs. 
TuRFLESS,  Turf-les,  a.  dcstitut  ov  turf. 
Turfy,  Turf-i,  a.  ful  ov  turfs:  kuverd  wid  turf; 

bilt  ov  turf. 
TuRGENT,  Tiir-jeiit,  a.  swelig;   protixberant;   tij,- 

mid;  pompus;  turjid. 
TuRGESCE,  Tur-jes,  r.  i.  tu  swel;  tu  inflat. 
TuRGESCENCE,  Tur-jes-ens,     j  n.  de  akt  ov  swel- 
TuRGESCENCY,  Tur-jes-en-si,  \       ig;   de   stat  ov 

beiii  sweld;  emti  magnifisens. 
TuRGESCENT,  Tur-jes-ent,  a.  groig  Iqrj;  swelig. 
Turgid,  Tur-jid,  a.  swelig:  sweld;  inflated;  blot- 

ed:  pompus;  ti^mid:  bombastik. 
TuRGiDiTY,  Tur-jid-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  tur- 
jid; pompusnes. 
TuRGiDNESS,  Tiir-jid-nes,  n.  pompusnes;  turjiditi. 
Turk,  Turk,  n.  a  nativ  er  inhabitant  ov  Turki. 
Turkey.  Tiir-ki,  n.  a   Iqrj    galinajus   f«l,   nativ 

ov  Amcrika,  but   so   namd  from   its  havig  bin 

eroneusli  supozd  tu  be  brot  from  Turki. 
Turkeycock,  Tiir-ki-kok,  n.  At  mal  ov  de  turki. 
TuRKEYiiEN,    Tur-ki-hen,    n.    de   femal    ov   de 

turki. 
Turkey-red,  Tur-ki-red,  n.    a    fjn   and  dtinibl 

red,  djd  upon  kaliko  and  wulen  klot,  de  kulorig 

mater  beig  mader. 
Turkish,  Tiiik-iJ,  a.  relatig  tu  Turki  er  de  Turks. 
TuRKiSHLY,  Turk-iJ-li,  ad.  iu  de  TurkiJ  maner. 


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TuHKOis,  TuT-kit,  n.  a  bin,  mineral,  muc;  admird 
ill  jilL-Iri,  ttsud  abunJaalli  in  de  Nijii)Kiir  iiituz, 
ill  IV.jii.  liTuiaiinan.) 

Turkman.  Tiirk-man,  «.,   pi.    Turk-uiaoi.      Se 

TuttLLiMX,  Tiir-l(i-|)in,  n.  a  nam  givn  lu  u  klu^ 
uv  .-ekiuriz  or  rcturmeri  in  Fniaii,  in  de  14t 
»<>iiiiiri. 

TuKUkUic,  Tdr-incr-ik,  «.  a  root  from  de  Hsl  In- 
dex, k  lid  J/idian  Sa/run,  y^l/.^l  in  luakiy  a  yelu 
d|.  It  iz  an  ingrediuut  uv  kuri  p'sdur,  uud  iz 
yil^ii  in  kiakeri. 

Turmoil,  Tur-unfl,  «.  trubl;  distdrbans;  tt^mdlt- 
ynu-i  inulc.-fldjciii;  idrbulens;  disorder;  konlii3on. 

Ti  KMOIL,  Tiir-iu'Tl,  t'.  t.  tu  hura:i  wid  kuinujoti: 
tu  Wi-|i  in  iiiikwietne:).  [kwietnoH. 

Turmoil,  Tdr-iutrl,  v.  i.  tu  be  in  komujun  or  un- 

TuKN,  Turn,  c.  t.  tu  luak  tu  drvint;  tu  mak  tu 
gu  r'snd:  tu  put  intu  a  st^rki^lar  uitDjon;  tu 
UiJtiv  nsnd;  tu  revolv;  tu  (janj,  bj  putio  wuii 
ixirt  intu  At  plas  ov  andJcr;  tu  si'rknlat;  lu 
hwyrl;  tu  bwtl;  tu  bend;  tu  twist;— tu  Jilt;  lu 
brill  de  insjd  Kt; — tu  form  on  a  lad  bj  miDviu 
r7ud;  tu  form;  lu  Jap: — tu  tninsform;  tu  luei- 
amorfoz;  tu  tr>in.-imi|,t;  tu  mak  uv  anddcr  kulur; 
—  lu  (janj;  tu  oiler; — lu  translat; — lu  qanj  tu 
andlur  upinyun  or  Mrli;  tu  kunvert; — tu  trims- 
ft;r;— lu  mak  lu  iiojrnl;  tu  mak  giJi;  lu  iiifal- 
ynal;  tu  mak  mad; — tu  dubl  in;— tu  ajitat  in 
de  mjnd; — tu  blunl;— tu  eksixjl;  tu  revers;— tu 
retort;  tu  trci  bak;— tu  inak  tu  return  wid 
profit.  Tu  turn  awA,  tu  dl^>mis  from  s^rvis;  tu 
di^kqrd;  tu  avert.  Tu  turn  hak,  tu  rcldrn. 
Tu  turn  iif\  tu  dirimis  konlemtyriusli;  tu  giv 
over:  tu  deflekl;  lu  divert.  Tu  hr  turnd  i/f,  tu 
advdnj  tu  an  aj  beyond.  Tu  turn  uver,  tu 
tran.ifer:  tu  refer;  tu  cgzamin  lef  bj  lef;  tu  tru 
of  df  liider,  nz  a  (criminal  hwen  hayd.  Tut  turn 
tu,  tu  hav  rckurs  tu. 

TuR.v,  Turn,  r.  i.  tu  mojv  rsnd:  tu  hav  a  serkii- 
lur  inojon;— tu  qnnj  |)Ostyn,r;  tu  hav  u  tendeiisi 
or  diiekjiiu;  tu  mibv  de  tas  tu  anu>fcr  kw-jrter; 
— tu  deviat:  lu  olter;  lu  be  (janjd:  tu  be  Inins- 
fiirmd:  lu  <janj;— tu  qanj  tu  asid;— lu  bfkuui 
tu  be  brot  cventyi^ali;— tu  dr|)cud  on.az  de  (;fl 
prfnt;— tu  gro  gidi; — tu  return;  lu  rrkifl:— tu 
mJiv,  az  on  a  luvul;  tu  be  direkled  lu  or  from 
cni  iiffnt:  az,  "He  nedl  turns  tu  de  Jul."  Tu  turn 
ar/'H,  tu  deviat  from  cni  kors.  Tu  turn  o/,  tu 
divert  wunz  kors. 

TfR.N,  Turn,  n.  de  akt  ov  turnip;  de  slat  ov  be i|) 
turnd;  jjrajc.n;  meander;  wjndifl  kurs;— a  wnK 
tu  and  tru; — <janj;  visisin^ci;  olteraj.in;  suk-^esiv 
kur^;  q'ln^;  oknjon;  insidenlal  oporityiiti;— akjun 
ov  k|iidne.s  or  malis ;-- rauij)  inklina/un; — dat 
hwiij  kuinz  bj  rotajon;  nij,  |>oziJ'  n  uv  fi|)z:  eksi- 
jen^;—  form;  koi't:  Jap;  mauer;  bent;  inklinajmi; 
kaniklcr;— de  maner  ov  udjuj^tiy  de  wurdz  uv  o 
s.'ntons.  Hj  turn:,  wun  after  andder;  altvr- 
DHtli.  [tunierz. 

Turn  BENCH,  Tdm-benq,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  iurn  lad  for 

Tua>CAr,  Tdro-ka|>,  n.  a  ^imui-top  bwiq  turnz 
r>>iut  wid  de  wind. 

Turncoat,  Tdm-kot,  n.  wun  hiB  forsikshix  pqrti 
or  |iriii-iiiU;  an  aiMJ-'tal;  a  renrpid. 

TuRNKR,  Tdrn-er,  n.  wun  hoj  turnz,  espcjali  on  a 
la(t;     u  s-ort  or  pijun. 

TuRNKRV,  Tdrn-er-i.  n.  At  tumon  qrt  or  w:in. 

TuRNi.NU,  Turn-ig,  n.  de  akl  ov  wun  hot  turnx; 
mraiidrr. 

Ti  RNiNO-PoisT,  Tdrn-io-jwrnt,  n.  de  pm>t  on 
hw.t;  <i  til)  turnz;  dat  liwi(]  de^idz  cni  nuitor. 

TuKNii',  Tiir-nip,  «.  a  hwjt,  (^:tkiilcnt  ruit,  ov  sev- 
eral kiiidz.  [tumipe. 
TuRxirKLY,  Tdr-nip-fli,  n.  an  intckt  dat  destrdrt 
i'uRNKCT,  Tdrn-kr,  n.  wun  htb  opnt  and  luk:j  de 
dk>rz,  and  krps  de  kez  ov  a  priiu. 


Turnout,  Tdrn  ut,  n.  a  Jort  ralwa,  wid   mnvabi 

ralz  or  liwiijcz,  in  a  ralrc^,  for  enublio  wun  Iran 

ov  ki^rz  tu  ixLS  anuder;     de  akl  ov  kwilig  em- 

pltrmcni  miitinu-li,  or  wid  a  vij,  tu  obtan  lukres 

ov  wnjez,  or  uder  advdotaj. 
Turnover,  Tdrn-u-ver,  n.  u    kJnd  ov   apl   p\  or 

Ujrt,  in  u  sciui-serkulur  form. 
Turnpike,  Turn-pjk,  n.  a  guiunaru<itu  obstrdkt 

pu^enjerz,  in  ord'-r  lu  tak  lol;  u  giil  bj  hwiq  paitaj 

iz  objtrdktod; — ofn  yq,zd  in  de  1  nnjled  Slats  for 

a  turiipjk-itjil. 
Turnpike,  Turn-pjk,  r.  I.  tu  form  or  kon^trdkt 

l^k  a  iurn[i|k-ru)d,  or  in  a  riindcd  form,  azu  rud. 
TuKNPiKEMAN,  Tdru-pik-man,  n.  wun  bji  kepH  a 

tul-gril. 
TuRNPiKE-EOAD,  Tdrn-pjk-rQd,  n.  a  rod  mad  bJ 

indi\  idyi^ulz,  or  b{  a  korpurajon,  on  hwiq  tulzqr 

kulekted. 
TuuNPLATE,  Turn-plat,     >    n.    a    platfurm   hwiq 
Turntable,  Turn-Ui-bl.  i        turnz  upon  a  pivul, 

yi^zil  lu  remiijv  ralrud  kqrz  from  wua  Irak  tu 

ainidcr. 
TuRNsicK,  Tdrn-sik,  a.  vcrtijinus;  gidi. 
TuRNsicK,  Turn-sik,  n.  a  dizez  ov  Jep. 
Turnsole,  Tdrn-!!<<)l,  n.  a  plant;  de  heliotrisp. 
Turnspit,  Turn-spit,  n.  he  or  dat  hvv.ij  turnz  a 

!<pit.     It  woz  wuus  dun  bj  a  person,  afterwords 

b{  a  dog.  [tutput. 

Turnstile,  Tdm-stjl,  «.  a  kjnd  ov  turnpjk  in  a 
TuRsSTONE,  Turn-stun,  n.  a  berd;  de  sc-dutcrel. 
Turpentine,  Tur-pen-ijn,  n.  u  visid  eksyiidajoo, 

or  tnin.sp:ircnl  rezinud  jqs,  from   trez  ov  de  pjo 

and  fer  siiejez. 
TuRPETH,   Tdr-pet,  n.    {Min.}   yelo  sr^per-sulfat 

ov  uierkiin;  a  pTjder  yqzd    in   pantig:  kold  elso 

iurj.tt  mi/urai.—{Me(l.)  de  korlikal  |x^rt  ov  ds 

niit  uvde  ]t\ant,  {conri.lculug  tur/tthum,)  im|xart- 

cd  from  de  i'st.     liitn  olsu  {tur/'ith.) 
Turpitude,  Tdr-pi-tud,  «.  mural  basncs  or  vjl- 

nes:  wikedncs;  enormiti. 
Turquoise,  Tur-kez,  «.  [Fr.]    St  {Turkrn*.} 
TuHREL,  Tdr-el,  n.  a  tinl  yi^zd  bj  koopcrz. 
Turret,  Tdr-et,  n.  a  smol,  slender,  t"l    mcr;   a 

sinol,  slender  eminens  razd  un  a  bildig. 
TiRRETED,  Tdr-et-ed,  a.   furnijt   wid,  or  formd 

Ilk,  lurets. 
TuRRiLiTE,  Tdr-i-ljt,  n.  {Geol.}  a  jenus  ov  imo- 

njis,  or  fusil  Jelz.  Lf«l«. 

TuRRiTELLA,  Tur-i-lcl-o,  n.  {Ofx-h.}  a  jcnus  or 
Turtle."  Tur-tl,  n.  u  jeniia  uv  kclonian  rcptilz;  a 

.-■r-iorliz:  a  duv.     .Se  {TurtUd<ae.) 
Turtledove,  Tdr-ll-duv,  n.  a.  spejezov  duv  nutod 

fir  its  jeiillnes  and  tenderncs. 
TuRTLER.  Tdr-tler,  n.  wun  hoj  ka<jez  turtlz. 
Turtle-soup,  Tdr-tl-smp,  n.  soop  mad  ov  turtlz. 
Tuscan,  Tus-kan,  h.  rrlatiy  tu  Tuskani;— nutig 

de  inust  simpi  ov  de   fjv  orderz  or  lirkilcktynr 

rrzembli()  de  Durik. 
Tuscan,  Tds-kan,  n.  a  nntiv  ov  Tuskani. 
Tusu,  TuJ,  inttr.    an  eksprcjon  ov  kunt^mt;   Jol 

be  sjlcni! 
Tu8K,  Tusk,  n.  de  log  iaA  ov  pugnajus  animalz;  a 

fa|);  de  holdig  Idjt. 
Tusk,  Tusk.  r.  i.  tu  naj  de  tct,  ai  a  bor. 
Tusked,  Tdsk-cd,  (         ,       -,.     . .  .     ,,. 
Tuskv,  Tdsk-i,      (  *•  ^"™'^^  '"*  ^"^''*- 
Tussle,  Tds-I.J  n.  a  .«trugl:  u  konicst. 
Tussle.  Tds-l,j  r.  ».  tu  strugl;  tu  ukufl. 
Tussock.  Tds-ok,  n.  n  tuft,  klump,  or  srool  hilok, 

ov  grus;  a  hasok;— riin  olsw  {tuMUck.)    St  {Tut- 

HftckyraNi.') 
Tusso'ckgrass,  Tds-ok-grus,  n.  a  »pejri  ov  graa 

hwic    tijvz    in    mqrji    landz,  valyipibl  for  frdig 
Tut.  Tut,  inter,  nuiig  kuntemt:  luji  [\k»XX. 

Tutelage,  Tii-tc-laj,  /».  de  uiai  ov  bcig  under  a 

gqrdiau  or  tqt<T;  gqrdiuojip. 


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Tutelar,  T4-tE-lar,       )   a.  relatiij   ivn  a  tutor, 
Tutelary,  Ti'i-tE-la-ri,  i     gqrdian,  er  gqrdianjip; 

protekthj;  gqrdii). 
TuTENAG,  T^-tE-nag,  n.  an   alff   ov   koper,  ziijk, 

and  nikl,  mad  in  fcina;  apljd  elso  tu  a  pal  bras, 

and  tu  bel-metal,  and,  in  India,  tu  zigk. 
Tutor,  Ti^-ter,  n.  wun  hiD  haz  de  k^r  ov  andderz 

lerniij  and  moralz;  a  tscjer:  an  instrdktor  in  a 

kolej  er  yn,niversiti. — {Law}  a  gqrdian. 
Tutor,  Ti^-tor,  v.  t.  tu  instrdkt;  tu  teq; — tu  trst 

wid  sq^pcrioriti  er  sgveriti.  [tq,tor. 

Tutorage,  T^-tor-aj,  n.  ds  etoriti  er  k^r  ov  a 
Tutoress,  Tij^-tor-es,  n.   an   instrdktres;  a  guv- 
ernes;  a  direktres. 
Tutorial,  Tii,-t6-ri-al,  a.  rslatig  tu  a  tn,tor. 
Tutorship,  T4-tor-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a  ti^tor; — 

i^Law)  de  protekjon  er  ki^r  ov  wun  hcD  iz  under 

etoriti,  and  unabi  tu  tak  kq,r  ov  himself. 
Tutsan,  Tut-san,  n.  pqrklsvz,  a  plant. 
Tutti,  Tut-E,  [It.]  {Mus.)  el  tugeder;  a  direkjon 

far  el  de  pqrts  tU  pla  in  ful  konsert. 
Tutty,  Tut-i,  n.  an  impiir  oksid  ov  zir)k,  kolekted 

from  de  qimniz  ov  de  smeltii)  fdrnasez. 
Tuz,  Tuz,*  71.  a  lok  er  tuft  ov  hq,r. 
Twaddle,  Tw6d-l,J  n.  anjl  diskors;  nonsens;  foolij 

tek;  twotl:  tatl;  gabl. 
Twaddle,  Tw6d-l,:t  v.  i.  tu  tek  jdli  er  fcblijli; 

tu  prat;  tu  twotl. 
Twaddler,  Twod-ler,  n.  an  impertinent  trjfler. 
Twain,  Twan,  a.  and  n.  tat. 
Twang.  Twar),t  v.  i.  tu  s'snd  wid  a  kwik,  Jqrp 

nerz,  az  a  vjbratig,  tens  strir);  tu  mak  a  Jqrp  er 

a  nazal  sTsnd. 
Twang,  Twai),|  %\  t.  tu  mak  tu  s'snd  Jqrpli. 
Twang,  Twar),j  n.  a  Jqrp,  kwik,  vjbratii)  s^nd; — 

an  afekted,  nazal  modynlajon  ov  ds  vers. 
Twang,  Twafl,J  ad.  wid  a  Jqrp  s'snd.  [nffzi. 

Twangling,  Twai)-glii),t  a.  twapig;  kontemtibli 
Twank,  Twaijk,*  v.  i.  tu  mak  tu  s'snd;  tu  twai). 
TwANKAY,  Twai)-ka,  7i.  a  spEjEz  ov  gren  te. 
'TwAS,  -Twoz,  kontrakted  from  it  woz. 
Twattle,  Tw6t-1,*  V.  i.    tu  prat;  tu  gabl;   tu 

Qater.    Se  {Twaddle.) 
Twattlee,  Twot-ler,  ti.  wun  ho  twotlz. 
Twattling,  Twot-liij,  n.  jdl  qater;  twodl. 
Twayblade,  Twa-blad,  n.  a  jenus  ov  smel  plants; 

a  polipetalus  fl'ser. 
Tweag,  Tweg,  V.  t.  de  sam  az  {Tweak.) 
Tweague,  TwEg.t  )  n.   perpleksiti;  lq,dikrus  dis- 
Tweak,  TwEk,t      1      tres.  [gerz. 

Tweak,  Twek,t  v.  t.  tu  skwez  betwikst  de  fig- 
Tweed,  Twed,   n.  a  Ijt,  wulen  stuf,  yqzd  fer 

sumer  kotii). 
Tweedle,  TwE'-dl,l:  V.  t.  tu  handl  Ijtli;— apljd  tu 

ekward  fidlii);— tu  smcod  over;  tu  hwedl." 
TwEEZER-CASK,  Twez-er-kas,  n.  a  kas  fer  twEzerz. 
Tweezers,  Twez-erz,  n.  pi.  niperz  er  smel  pin- 

serz  tu  pluk  'st  h^rz. 
Twelfth,  Twelft,  a.  de   sekond  after  iz   tent; 

dE  ordinal  ov  twelv. 
Twelfth-day,  Twelf6-da,  n.  de   festival   ov  ds 

epifani,  er  manifestajon  ov  Krjst:  de  twelft  da 

from  Kristraas.  '  [epifani. 

Twelfth-night,  Twelft-nit,  n.  de  evniij  ov  de 
Twelfth-tide,  Twelft-tid.'n.  ds  twelft  da  after 

Kristmas.     Se  {Twelfth- day.) 
Twelve,  Twclv,  a.  and  «..  tO)  and  ten;  twjs  siks. 
Twelvemonth,  Twelv- munt,  n.  a  jEr,  az  kon- 

sistii)  ov  twelv  munts. 
TwELVEPENCE,  Twelv-pens,  n.  a  Jilii). 
Twelvepenny,  Twelv-pen-i,  a.  said  fer  a  Jilij). 
TWELVESCOEE,  Twclv-skor,  a.  and  n.  twelv  tjmz 

twenti.  [ov  twenti. 

Twentieth,  Twdn-ti-et,  a.  twjs  t«nt;  de  ordinal 
Twenty,  Twen-ti,  a.  twjs  ten.  [skor. 

Twenty    Twen-ti,  w.  de  number  ov  twjs  ten;  a 


Twibil,  Twj-bil,  n.  a  paverz  er  kqrpenterz  tdttl; — 

a  hiak  tu  rep  wid. 
TwiBiLLED,  Twj-bild,  n.  furnijt  wid  twjbilz. 
Twice,  Twjs,  ad.  ttt)  tjmz;  dubli.     It  iz  ofn  yq,zd 

in  kompozijon;  az,  a^w/d-told  tal. 
Twice-told,  Twjs-told,^;.  a.  related  er  told  twjs. 
TwiDLE,  Twid-l,t  V.  t.  tu  tug  litli.    Se  {Tweedle.) 
Twifallow,  Twj-fal-o,  v.  t.  tia  pi's  falo  land  a 

sekond  tjm.  [dat  twjfaloz 

Twifallowing,  Twj-fal-Q-ir),  n.  de  akt  ov  wun 
Twig,  Twig,  n.  a  smel  Joot  er  branq  ov  a  tre;  a 

swiq. 
Twiggen,  Twig-en,*  a.  mad  ov  twigz;  wiker. 
Twiggy,  Twig-i,  a.  ful  ov  twigz.  [plant. 

Twig-rush,  Twig-ruJ,  n.  a  hqrd,  ruji,  prikli-ejd 
Twilight,  Twj-ljt,  n.  de  fant  Ijt  dat  iz  perssvd 

fer  sum  tjm  befor  sunrjz  and  after  sunset;  ob- 

skiy*  Ijt;  unserten  vq. 
Twilight,  Twj-ljt,  a.  not  klerli  er  brjtli  illumi- 
nated; obski^r;  Jaded;  sen  er  dun  bj  twjljt. 
Twill,  Twil,  v.  t.  tu  wev  bj  krosiij  de  waf  and 

werp  in  a  partikyt^lar  maner; — tu  kwilt. 
Twill,  Twil,  n.  a  kwil  tu  wjnd  yqrn  on;  a  spool; 

— de  strjp  er  razd  Ijn  mad  bj  twilii). 
Twilled,  Twild,/>.  a.  wovn  in  a  pEkq,lyar  man- 
er, er  bj  de  wmfs  krosip  Xai  er  mor  tredz  ov  de 

werp;  diversif  jd. 
TwiLT,  Twilt,  n.  a  kwilt.     [Lokal,  Iggland.] 
Twin,  Twin,  n.  wun  ov  tO)  qildren  bern  at  de  sam 

bert, — (jEfli  yixzd  in  de  plural; — dg  sjn  ov  de 

zodiak,  Jeminj. 
Twin,  Twin,  v.  i.  tu  be  bern  at  de  sam  bert;  tu 

brii)  ttt)  at  wuns;  tu  be  p^rd;— '^tu  pqrt;  tu  go 

asunder.  [arat. 

Twin,  Twin,*  «.  t.  tu  divjd  intu  tdi  pqrts;  tu  sep- 
TwiN,  Twin,  a.  relatiij  tu  a  twin  er  tu  twinz. 
Twin-born,  Twin-born,  a.  bern  at  de  sam  bert. 
Twine,  Twjn,  v.  t.  tu  twist  er  komplikat  so  az  tu 

yq,njt,  er  form  wun  bodi  er  snbstans  'st  ov  tco  er 

mor;  tu  yiinit  itself  wid;  tu  red. 
Twine,  Twjn,  v.  i.  tu  konvolv  itself;  tu  rap  it- 
self klosli  ab'st;  tu  wjnd;  tu  mak  flekjq,rz;  tu 

turn  r'snd. 
Twine,  Twjn,  n.  a  twisted  tred;  a  Iqrj,  strog  tred; 

twist;  konvolviJon;  embras;  de  akt  ov  konvolviij 

itself  r'snd. 
Twinge,  Twinj,  f.  '.  tu  torment  'wid  suden  and 

Jqrp  pan;  tu  pinq.  [pan. 

Twinge,  Twinj,  «.  i.  tu  fel  a  twinj  er  Jqrp,  suden 
Twinge,  Twinj,  n.  a  Jort,  suden,  Jqrp  pan;  a  pinq. 
TwiNK,  Twigk,  n.  ds  mojon  ov  an  j;  a  twigklii). 
Twinkle,  Twiij-kl,  v.  i.  tu  spqrkl;  tu  flaj  ireg- 

yi],larli;  tu  Jjn  wid  intermited  Ijt;  tu  Jjn  fantli: 

tu  kwiver;  tu  opn  and  Jut  ds  j  bj  turnz; — tu 

pla  iregyi|larli. 
Twinkle,  Twig-kl,         )  n.  a  spqrklig,  intermitig 
Twinkling,  Twigk-lig,  \      Ijt;  a  moJon  ov  dE  j;— 

an  instant. 
Twinlixg,  Twin-lig,  n.  a  twin  lam;  a  lam  ov  t»i> 

at  a  bert. 
Twinned,  Twind,  p.  a.  bern  at  de  sam  bert;  Ijk, 

az  twinz;  pqrd;  yi|ujted. 
TwiNNER,  Twin-er,  n.  a  breder  ov  twinz. 
Twire,  Twjr,*  i\  i.  tu  fluter;  tu  tak  Jert  fljts  wid 

grat  ajitajon  ov  de  wigz; — tu  kwiver;  tu  twit- 

er;  tu  qerp. 
Twire,  Twjr,  n.  a  twisted  tred  er  filament. 
Twirl,  Twerl,  v.  t.  tm  moav  er  Ujrn  rsnd  rapidli; 

tu  hwerl. 
Twirl,  Twerl,  i\  i.  tu  revolv  wid  a  kwik  moJon. 
Twirl,  Twerl,  n.  rotajon;  rapid,  serkii,lar  moJon; 

twist. 
Twist,   Twist,  i\  t.  tu  ferm   bj  komplikajon  er 

konvffllqjon;    tu  twjn;   tu  kontort;  tu  rjd;  tU 

red;  tu  wjnd;  tu  enserkl  bj  sumtig  r'snd  ab'st; 

tu  ferm;  tu  wev;  tu  yqnjt; — tu  insinynat. 


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TiTTST,  Twist,  r.  i.  tu  he  k<mt>rtod  or  konr61vJ. 
Twist.  Twi^"!,  «.  eni  tin  mad  bj  konvijlijon  or  bj 

w{iidio  lib  b<j«lii  tUK^'ior;  cni  tij)  twiiiU-d;  u  «ifl- 

gl  litrio  «v  u  kurd:  u  kord;  a  gtrio;— a  kontor/on; 

a  rjl:  dt  mancrov  Iwistip. 
TwisTEa.  Twi'i-cr,  n.  wun  biD  twists;  -an  iostitb- 

iii.nt  ov  twistio. 
Twit.  Twit, J  r.  t.  tu  tuq  bj  rt priJ^;  f.ir  5uniti{);  tu 

u|>bnid:  tu  kost  rcflt-kjon  uix'm:  tu  r£i)r<j<;. 
Twitch,  Twiq,  r.  f.  tu  j>u!  wid  a  *uden  jvfit:  tu 

vclikai;  tu  iatu^:  tu  pluk  wid  a  ba:<ti  luujon. 
Twitch,  Twiq,  r.  i.  lu  kontrikt,  az  a  t\htt  wid 

{•an. 
Twitch,  Twicj.  n.  a  kwik  pul;  a  suden  vclikajon; 

(1  Jort.  ."iKiziuixlik  koiitrakjon  ov  dr  fjberi. 
Twitch  EH.  Twic  er,  /(.  wun  hd)  twiijei.         [gr^i. 
TwiTciiGRASs,   Twiij-f^a.",  n.  k'scj-groa  or  kwik- 
TwiTE,  Twit,  n.  Q  bord;  a  s<irt  ov  finq. 
Twittkr,  Twit-er,  r.  /.    tu  mak  a    ."uksejon    ov 

isui'il,  treinynlu.t  n»zet  or  inujonz.  az  a  berd; — 

tu  frl  <i  troiuynlus  mujun  ov  de  nervi. 
TwiTTEU,  Twit-er,  n.  wun  hO)  twits; — a  smel,  in- 

tcrtnitod  hti:  a   fluter,  az  ov  de  n?rvz. 
Twittering,  Twit-cr-ig,  n.  dt  qerful  nots  ov  de 

swiilo.  As. 
TwiTTiNOLY,  Twit-iu-li,  ad.  wid   rtpr<a<3;   so  az 

tu  u['briid. 
TwiTTLE  TWOTTLE,Twit-l-twot-l,J  n.  [a  redtipli- 

kn/on  ov  tic-tl.]  tatl:  pibl;  titl-tad. 
TwiXT.  "Twikst,  a  konlntkjon  ov  {Ktiriui.} 
Two.  Tj),  .1.  wnn  and  wun.     It  iz  ynzd  in  kompC)- 

tijon.  nt,  t.-j  Ic.'d. 
TwocAi-si  i.Ki).  Titj-kap-sqld,  4.  havin  t«t>  knp3i),U. 
TwoctLLtD.  Ti£)->uld,  a.  havig  to)  sclz. 
TwoKDGED,  Tifc-ejil,  a.  haviy  tiD  cjez. 
TwoKLowERED.  TA-niJ-ord,  a.  havijj  tcb  flTjerz. 
Twofold,  TA-ftild,  a.  dubl;  t*;    ta>  ov   Ac  earn 

kind. 
TwoFOLi>,  TA-fold,  aH.  dnbti. 
TwoHANPED.  Tii>-hand-od,  a.  emplffio  tm  handz; 

liiiviij  ti  handz:  -  Iqrj;  bulki. 
TwoiiKADED.  T.f)-hcd-cd,  a.  havio  t<rj  hedz. 
TwoLEAVED,  Tifj-JEvd,  a.  havifl  Uh  Irvz. 
TwoLEUGED.  T.fj-lopi,  a.  liavijj  t.o  ii-gz. 
TwoLOBKO.  T.t'iIdJ)d.  a.  h:ivip  Uh  lubz. 
Twopence.  TA  pon",  or  Tiip-in*.  n.  t.t>  pcniz;  a 

t'/riii  ov  akiint:— f.irmcrii  a  ?mol  IflgliJ  kffn. 
TwoPENsr,  Tifc-peni,  w  Tdp-en-i,  a.  wurt  or  val- 

yt\(l  lit  tttipcn.'*. 
TwoTOXoiED.  TA-tujid.  a.  dubl-tnnd:  df=etful. 
TwoTALVED.  Tif.-valvd.  a.  havig  taj  viilvz. 
TvBiRN  TICKET.  T(-burn-tik-ot.    u.    {Enn.  la>c) 

a  '>•'■' if'knt  givn  tu  dc  pnSsekufor  ov  a  felon  tu 

k^nvikjon. 
TvriioNic,    Tjk6n-ik,    a.     rtlatip    tu    (Tycho 

Hr«lio.>  er  hiz  i>i.»loni  or  astron&iui. 
Tti>V.  Tj  di,  n.  a  sni-tl  bf-rd. 
Tte.  Tj.  r.  /.  tu  bjnd:— «.  a  not.     Sc  (7V>.) 
Tv»R.  Tier,  n.  wun  bin  liz.     Sr  {Tirr.} 
Trtirt,  tj  -or.  n.     St  iTi.Kr.) 
Tthee.  Ti-hf.  n.     Sr  {Ttfu*.) 
Tyke.  Tjk.  n.  a  dog.     Se  <r/Xv.) 
Ty»ib\l,  Tira-)>al.  n.  a  kjnd  ov  kotldrum. 
Tympa*.  Tim  |ian.  n.  n  fmm  hrl.'.pi|)  tu  a  printij) 

prcK,  kurerd  wid  pqrqraent,  on   hw!(j  dr  /f  ti  qr 

hi. I  tu  bt  printe«l;— i1e  |«nel  ov  o  pilur  «.r  dor. 

T,'i,  nn-frt,  Q  Jet  OT  paper  fa»nd  on  dr  timpan 

f..r  .,  ;:l,l. 

TvMPASic.  Tiin-f>an-ik,  a.  rtlntio  tu  At  timpa- 

niini:  drum-t)k. 
Tympanites.  Tim-pn-n(-tri,  n.  '  ''  ' 

/'■n  ov  At  ab.iuiinon:  tiini^ni. 
Tympanitic.  Tim-|>a-nit-ik,  a.  r, 

ni  or  lini|4in)lrz. 
Tympanizk,  Tim-pan  {z,  r.  i.  tu  akt  At  pqrt  ov 

a  druiner. 


Tympanize,  Tim-fian-|z,  r.  /.  tu  rtre^  over,  ac  de 

skin  uver  a  drum. 

Tympanum.  Tiuj-|ja-num,  n.  a  drnra.— <.</m/.) 
At  drum  ov  At  rr.  {Anh.}  At  flat,  trjangqlar 
pqrt  ov  a  jicdiuont;  u  hold  hwrl,  az  in  kranz, 
tredtuilz,  k*.     (/^.  t.)  a  uieinbran  in  a  moa. 

Tympany,  Tim-po-ni,  n.  <J/«./.)  an  tliitik  dif- 
tonjon  ovde  a)jdcjui«.-ii,ariziy  from  a  in'*rbid  kol- 
ck/on  ov  gas  in  At  int^istinz; — sumijmz  kald 
drum-Mi  or  de  wind-dnijiti. 

Tyny,  Tj-ni,  a.  amol.     Se  {Tiny.) 

Type,  Tjp,  n.  a  f igyqr  stniut  uixjn  a  kirn;  a  fig- 
yqr:  a  !<[n:  n  signal;  an  cinblim:  an  emblem  er 
egzdmpl  ov  eni  tip  mor  valyqabl  or  mur  kon- 
spikynus;  az  a  ra(.-dal  iz  a  tjp  ov  a  vikturi,  or  a 
serten  .sentiment  iz  de  tjp  ov  u  manz  mjnd. — 
{Xat.  hiet.)  a  model,  [mtern,  or  s|>csimen,  in  nat- 
yur;  az,  de  kat  iz  At  tjp  ov  At  jenus  frlit. — 
{T/u;i'l.)  a  figynr  or  simbol  bj  hwiq  gumtij)  is 
i.refigyiird;  an  nntisipaturi  reprtzenta/on  ov 
Krjst  iu  dr  Old  Testament. —(J/f<y.)  a  form  or 
karakteristik  ov  a  A\iit.— {Printing  )  a  metalik 
printifl  letor,  wid  hwiq  buks  qr  printed;  printio 
leterz  kolektivli,ov  hwiq  d^rqr  over  twcnti  dif- 
erent  sjzez,  havi(|  spcsifik  namz. 

Ttpe-foisdino,  Tjp-f«nd-in,  n.  At  qrt  or  akt 
ov  ku-'tin  or  lundifl  tjfKi  or  Ictorz  for  printifl. 

Type-metal.  Tip-met-al,  n.  an  altf  ov  led  and 
antiiuuni,  yqzd  in  kagtig  priuterz  tjpz.  Wan 
pqrt  ov  antimoni  and  tre  ov  led  qr  at  yqsqal 
prupor/oiiz. 

Typhlop.s,  Tj- flops,  «.  a  .'pejez  ov  serpent. 

Tvpiioiu.  Ti-trfd,  a.  relatifl  tu,  er  Ijk,  tjfus. 

Typhon,  Tj-lon,  n.  de  evl  jenus  ov  tjipjan  mi- 
t<')luji. 

Typhoon,  Tj-fi6n,  n.  q  vjolcnt  tornado  or  huri- 
knn  ill  At  t'jn^z  sez;  a  tropikal  sierm:— a  hot, 
siifuikfllii)  wind.  — v 

Typhus.  Tj  fus,  u.  {.WeJ.)  a  fever  kirakterjzd  bj 
siinol,  wtk,  and  unekwal,  but  yi^jqali  frekwent, 
puis,  wid  grat  prostrajon  ov  street,  and  maq 
serrbral  distdrbans;— yqzd  ofn  az  an  adjektiv. 

Typic,  Tip-ik,  (  a.    emblematikal;  metafori- 

TvPUAL.  Tip-i-kal,  i      kal:  fi;^yqrativ. 

Typically,  Tip-i-kali,  aJ.  in  a  tipikal  mancr. 

TvPiCALNtss,  Tip-i-kal-ne»,  n.  de  slat  ov  beip 
tipik:il.  [fjig. 

Typikication.  Tip-i-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  tipi- 

Typikiee.  Tip-i-fj-er,  «.  wun  hoD  tipifjz. 

Typify.  Tip-i-fj.  r.  t.  tu  figyqr;  tu  rrtfifryqr; 
tu  Jk.1  in  emblem.  [de  wurld. 

Typocosmy,  Tip-o-koz-mi,  n.  a  reprezeniajon  ov 

Typoorapher,  Tj-iKig-ra-fer,  u.  a  printer. 

Typojiraphic,  Tj-ix3-graf-ik,  a.  emblematikal; 
fijryqrativ. 

Typographical.  Tj-po-graf-i-kal,  ur  Tip-o-grif- 
i-k!il.  ;i.  rrlRti|]  tu  tipografi  or  printiQ. 

Typocjraphically,  Ti-i>o-graf-i-kal-i,  ad.  bj 
iiini/.  iv  tips. 

Typography.  Tj-p6g-ra-fi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  printig: 
embUmatikal,  figyqrativ,  or  hjerogiifikal  repre- 
zi-ntfljon. 

TvpoLiTE.  Tip-o-ljt,  n.  <J/iu.)  a  ston  or  fasil 
havij)  figyqrz  ov  animalz  or  vejetablz  imprest 
on  it. 

Typology,  Tj-p6I-o-ji,  n.  At  doktrin  ov  tjps,  or 
n  di-iktjrs  on  ijjic. 

Tyrannlhs.  Tir-an-cs,  «.  a  femal  tjmnt.  ' 

Tyrannic.  Tjrin-ik,  >  a.   rrlaiin  tu  tirani 

Tyrannical.  Tj-ran-i-kal,  i  «r  a  ijnini:  Kqtijj 
or  Ijk  u  timnt:  krdK-l:  despdtik:  im|  rriiis  .tb-u- 
Iq':  qrb'trflri.  |<i  ijrunt. 

Tyranmcallt.  Tj-rin-i-ka1-i, 4</.  indr  m:ii.or..v 

Tyransicalne'S,  Tj-rin-i-kal-no«,  n.  At  kw  liii 
ov  bein  tiranik.ll.  irnn,«|J. 

Tyrannicidal,  Tj-ran-i-«J-dal,  a.  relatio  tu  tj- 


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Tyrannicide,  Tj-ran-i  sjd,  n.  de  akt  ov  kilig  a 

tjiMnt:  wuu  ho  kilz  a  tjrant. 
TvRANM.NG,  Tir-an-ig,  pp.  a.  aktiij  ds  pq,rt  ov  a 

tjrant. 
TvRANNizE,  Tir-an-jz,  «.  i.  tu  pla  de  tjrant;  tu 

akt  wid  rig'ir  and  imperiusnes. 
Tyrannize,  Tir-an-jz,  v.  t.  tia  sabjekt  er  kompel 

bj  tiiani. 
Tyrannous,  Tir-an-us,  a.  tjranikal;  despotik;  qr- 

bitrari.  [ikali. 

Tyran.nOuslt,  Tir-an-us-li,  ac?.  despotikali;  tiran- 
Tyranny,  Tir-an-i,  n.   absoln,t  monarki  imijEri- 

usli  adininisterd;  ds  guvernment  er  konJukt  ov 

a  tjrant;  despotizm; — unrszisted  and  kriDel  piser; 

kruuel   guvernment;    rigurus   komdnd; — stveriti; 

vigor. 


I  Tyrant,  Tj-rant,  n.  an  absohxt  monarki  rflDlig  wid 
oprejun  and  kriDalti;  a  despot; — a  krcLel, despotik, 
and  sever  master;  an  opresor. 
I  Tyre,  Tjr,  n.     Se  {Tire.} 
I  Tyre,  Tjr,  v.  i.  tva  pra  upon.     Se  {Tire.'} 
!  Tyre,  Tjr,  n.  a  preparajon  mad  ov  milk  and  but- 
ertuilk,  in  India,  tu  be  etn  wid  rjs. 
Tyrian,  Tir-i-an,  a.  relatii)  tu  Tjr:  purpl. 
Tyro,  Tj-ro,  n.  a.  beginer  in  lerniij;  wun  not  yet 
master  ov  biz  qrt;    wun  in  biz  rcodiments; — ritn 
elsd)  {Tiro.} 
Tyrolese,  Tir-ol-Ez,  n.  sifj.  and  jd^.  q  nativ  er  dc 

nativz  uv  Tirol; — a.  relatii)  tu  Tirol. 
Tythe,  Tjd,  II.  a  tend  pqrt.     Se  {Titlie.} 
Tytuing,  Tjd-ig,  n.     He  {Tithing.) 
Tzar,  Zqr,  n.     Se  {Gzar.) 


u. 


Uu,  in  de  romanik  alfabet  reprezents  several 
,  distigkt  s-sndz,  az  de  lor)  klus  s-snd  i/,  in 
(mute,)  yn  in  (union.)  O)  in  (rule.)  u  in  (put,) 
and  u  in  (but.)  He  karakter  U  iz  ov  modern 
introdukjon;  Fwozfermerli  yn,zd  fer  bot  ele- 
ments. It  iz  yi|zd  az  an  abreviajon;  az  (U.  C.) 
752  {iirlis  e^tmlitoe,)  [anno]  752,  "in  de  752d  yer 
from  de  bildii)  ov  de  siti."  [ant. 

Uberous,  Yi|-ber-us,*  a.  frcotful;  kcapius;  abund- 
Uberty.  Yi\-ber-ti,  n.  abundans;  frcotfulnes. 
Ubication,  Yn^-bi-ka-Jon,    n.    de  stat  ov  havir) 
lokal  relajon.  [term.] 

Ubiety,  Vq-bj-e-ti,  n.   hw^rnes.      [Q   skolastik 
Ubiquarian,  Yx^-bi-kwa-ri-an,  a.    egzistig  everi 

hwqr. 
Ubiquist,  Yti,-bik-wist,  )  n.  wun  h(D 

Ubiquitarian,  Yn,-bik-wi-ta-ri-an,  i  egzists  ev- 
eri hw£(,r;  wun  bi»  belevz  dat  de  bodi  ov  Krjst  iz 
prezent  in  de  yij^karist,  in  vertyq,  ov  hiz  divjn 
omniprezens, 
Ubiquitariness,  Yi],-bik-wi-ta-ri-nes,  n.  egzis- 
tens  evL'ri  bw^r.  [hw^r. 

Ubiquitary,  Yq-bik-wi-ta-ri,    a.    egzistii)    everi 
Ubiquitary,  Yi|-bik-wi-ta-ri,  n.  wun  hit)  egzists 
everi  bwqr; — wun  ho)  holdz  tu  de  kerporal  y\\- 
bikwiti  ov  Krjst.  [hw^r. 

Ubiquitous.    Yq-bik-wi-tus,    a.     egzistig    everi 
Ubiquity,  Yi],-bik-wi-ti,  n.   omniprezens;  egzist- 

ens  at  de  sain  tjm  in  g1  plasez. 
Ubi  supra,  Yi'^-ljj  si\,-pra,  [//.]  bwi^r  abuv  men- 

Jond:  a  referens  tu  a  presedig  kwotajun. 
Udder,  Ud'er,  a.   de  bag  wid  de  dugz  ov  a  k^, 

ycD,  m;ir,  or  uder  Iqrj  animal. 
Uddered,  Ud'erd,  a.  furnijt  wid  uderz. 
Udometer,  Yi|,-d6m-e-ter,  n.  a  ran-gaj;  a  phivi- 
araeter.  _  [formiti. 

Uglily,  Ug'li-li,  ad.  in  an  ugli  maner;  wid  de- 
Ugliness,  Ug'li-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  ugli;  de- 

fermiti. 
Ugly,  Ug'li,  a.  defdrmd:  ofensiv  tu  de  sjt:  kon- 

trari  tu  Ji^<«/"Wy— disagreabl;  hatful. 

Ukase,  Yn,-kas,  n.    an  edikt  or  erdinans  or  de 

emperor  ov  Kctjjia,  havig  de  fors  ov  U  in  hiz 

dominyonz.  [Tqrtarz. 

Ulans,  Yi'i,-lanz,  n.pl.  a  kjnd  ov  milija  amiig  de 

Ulcer,  Ul'ser,  ?;-.  a  sor  dat  haz  egzisted  sum  tjm, 

and  iz  atended  wid  pqrojlent  disqqrj;  a  runig 

siitr.  [ated. 

Ulceeable,  Ul'ser-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  bekum  lilser- 

Ulcerate,  Ul'ser-at,  v.  i.  tu  bekdm  ulserus;  tu 

turn  tu  an  ulser. 


Ulcerate,  Ul'ser-at,  v.  t.  tu  dizez  wid  ulserz. 

Ulceration,  Ul-ser-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  lilseratig; 
ulser;  sor. 

Ulcerative,  Ul'ser-a-tiv,  a.    tendig  tu  ulserat; 

Ulcered,  Ul'serd,  a.  ulserated.  [old  scarz. 

Ulcerous,  Ul'ser-us,   a.    aflikted  wid  ulserz  er 

Ulcerousness,  Ul'ser-us-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
ulserus. 

Ulcuscle,  Ul'kus-1,  n.  a  lit!  ulser. 

Ulema,  CD-le-mq,  er  Yi^-le-ma,  n.  de  kolektiv 
nam  ov  de  bodi  ov  lerned  men  in  Turki,  beig  ds 
pli],ral  ov  de  Arabik  {dUm)  "wjz."  3e  kulej  er 
bodi  iz  kompozd  ov  de  tre  klasez  ov  de  TurkiJ 
hjerqrki,  namli,  de  jmanz  er  ministerz  or  relijon, 
de  muftiz  er  doktorz  ov  le,  and  de  kadiz  er  ad- 
miuistratorz  ov  justis. 

Uliginous,  Yq-lij-i-nus,  a.  sljmi;  mudi. 

Ullage,  Ul'aj,  n.  {Gauging}  hwot  a  kask  wonts 
ov  beig  ful. 

Ulmine,  Ul'min,  w.  {CJhem.}  a  blak  er  dqrkbrsn 
substans  hwiq  eksyi\dz  from  de  bqrk  ov  several 
kindz  ov  trez,  and  partik.yqlarli  ov  de  elm. 

Ulna,  Ul'na,  n.  {Anat.}  de  Iqrjer  ov  de  ta>  bonz 
ov  de  for-qrm,  hwiq  fermz  de  prominens  ov  de 
elbo,  in  de  bendig  ov  dat  jernt. 

Ulnar,  Ul'nar,  a.  relatig  tu  de  ulna  or  elbo-bon. 

Ulodendron,  Yi|-lo-den-dron, w.  {Geol.}  a  jenus 
ov  ekstigkt  fosil  plants. 

Ulterior,  Ul-te-ri-or,  a.  beig  beyond,  er  on  ds 
f  urder  sjd;  sityi]_at  on  de  uder  sjd;  furder. 

Ulteriorly,  Ul-te-ri-or-li,  ad.  in  an  ulterior 
maner. 

Ultimate,  Ul'ti-mat,  a.  beig  de  last;  latest;  fj- 
nal:  utmost;  intended  in  de  last  rezert. 

Ultimately,  Ul'ti-mat-li,  ad.  in  de  last  konss- 
kwens;  ijnali.  [sejon. 

Ultimatiox,  Ul-ti-ma-Jon,  n.  de  last  ofer  er  kon- 

Ultimatum,  Ul-ti-ma-tum,  n.  [i.]  pi.  Ul-ti-ma- 
ta;  de  last  vieT.—  {£>i^df/macy}  de  fjnal  kon- 
dijonz  oferd  bj  wun  guvernment  fer  de  setlment 
ov  a  dispi'^t  wid  aniider. 

Ultimo,  Ul'ti-mo,  [Z.  komonli  kontrakted  tu 
vH.,  mens,  munt,  beig  understud:]  in  de  last 
munfl. 

Ultra,  Ul'tra,  a.  ekstrem;  ekstravagant. — It  iz  a 
wurd  muq  yi],zd  in  modern  politiks,  and  elso  wid 
referens  tu  relijus  pqrtiz.  It  iz  apljd  tu  suq  az 
kari  de  opinyonz  ov  de  pqrti  tu  hwiq  da  belog 
tu  de  fqrdest  pffnt.  It  iz  suratjmz  yqzd  az  a 
substantiv,  "de  uHraz  ov  eder  pqrti."  It  iz  also 
ofn  yn,zd  in  kompozijon;  az,  j/^i/a-liberal. 


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Ultraism,  Ul'tra-ii-m,  n.  ekatr^m  prinsij.U  or 
ui"i(iirz.  [»Ml«  or  koiiJukt. 

l-LTB.*(HT,  Ul'lraixt,  n.  wun  ck-itravagunt  in  bi« 

L'LTitAiiABiNi:.  I'l-tniiiia  ren,  n.  dr  blii  kulnrig 
UMt'T  ov  At  lapis  Uityuli;  a  vvri  f^n  bli^  kulor, 
iiiiii;  vulval  bi  jiantori.  [at;  foren. 

ri.TRAMABiNE,  L  ltra-uia-r£n,  .1.  brio  beyond  de 

L  LTiiAiioNTANE,  ri-tni-m6n-tiin.  a.  bf  ly  bry'ind 
dr  iMimti-ni;  foren,— apljil  bj  Itulyiui  rjieri  tu 
te^lojiunz.  jurists,  &■«.,  ov  uder  kuntriz  btyond 
de  Alp«,  «'-'|ifJali  Fruni.  ('Ilramuntan  tenttt  (\t 
dui  Ir-l  t'livnnibl  tu  de  siipri-iuaiii  ov  de  \xj\>. 

Ultramontane,  I'l-tra-tudntan,  n.  wun  livij) 
bryiind  de  unsutcnz,  or  beyond  At  Alps;— a 
forencr. 

Ultkamontanism,  Ul-tra-m6n-ta-ninn,  n.  ultra- 
Diontan  tenets;— suunimi  yivzd  ol-o,  nort  ov  de 
Aliw.  f>r  de  hjcst  vn  ov  de  IhjIjs  otorili. 

Ultbaiioxtamst,  I'l-tra-inon-ta-nist,  n.  an  ad- 
vukut  far  ultrumonlau  prin^iplz,  er  f><r  ultra- 
tnuntanizin.  [de  wurld. 

llLTRAMt'NUANE,  Ul-tm-miin-dan,  a.  bei(|  beyond 

Ultronkol'S,  L'l-tr6-De-us,*  a.  8pontaneu:<;  vol- 
uiitnri. 

Ululatk,  l'ryn,-lat,*  r.  1.  tu  h'sl:  tu  skrrm. 

UlilaTION,  ll  yn  lii-Jiin,  h.  a  hisliu  or  l-sd  lam- 
fn;n|iin  luiid  b|  bjrd  feuial  murn-rz  in  de  est. 

L'hbkl,  I'm'bel,  n.  iB:t.)  a  fan-l|k  form  ov  in- 

fkire-tens,  in  bwiq  ol  de   pediklz  prated  from  a 

'  .-I  (MTnt,  az  in  de  karawa.  [umbel. 

I   •!    '  i.LAR.  I'm'bfl-ar,  a.  relatip  tu,  or  Ijk.  tin 

I   Mill. late,  I'lu'bcl-at,  ^  4.  b^riy  or  kon?i:-t- 

Imuillated,  I'm't  cl-at-od,  t       io  ov  umbelz. 

L'jiBKLLiKtuocs,  rm-bol-if-cr-us,  a.  {Hi.}  b^r- 
if)  uuibi.lz.  bavig  flttorz  di.'<]xjzd  in  an  umbel,  az 
k'lniwa,  de  |<ir-nip,  and  mt-ni  udcr  plants. 

Umbelll'LE,  L'm'bcl-iil,  n.  {Bo(.)  a  divijon  ov 
an  umbel. 

Umdkr,  I'm'bcr,  n.  a  fojil,  yi^zd  az  a  pigment. 
nniU'l  from  OnJiria.  in  Iiali,  hwijr  it  woz  forst 
obtand: — olso  a  brun  kul.  or  pet,  yi^zd  az  a  pig- 
nipnr.  fitnd  ncr  Kolun:— a  fij.  [dqrkn. 

I'llBER.  rni'bor,  r.  (.    tu  kulor  wid  nmbcr;   tu 

I'MniLic,  I'ln-bil-ik,  n.  At  navl:  de  scnter. 

I'XBiLic.  L'm-bil-ik,  j  a.  beloo'n  lu  dr  nnvl. 

L'mbilical,  I'm-bil-i-kal.  i  —  rmhiliLal  kvrd, 
i.Anut.}  At  navl-iitrit). — {li't.)  At  eli'j);^|on  ov 
dr  pla!H>nt'i  io  de  form  ov  a  litl  kord,  az  in  At 
hniel-nut.  [in  de  midl. 

rMfiiiuMTK.  Um-bil-i-kat.  a.  {B't.)  beij)  drpresi 

I   '  '    ii'biz,  n. /7.  a  derz  entralz.     liitn  ol:<(j 

•itiihhn.  and  n'l/ifilm.y 

I   •  .'.  n.  [£,.1    a  protiibornns  er   bos. 

ii  '•  u<U.f  de  i><rnt  ov  a  bjvalv  Jel  imediatii  abiiv 
<Te  hini. 

Umbo.vate.  I'mTjo-naf,  a.  {Bit.}  havij)  a  bo3  or 
•^r^nt'""!  pfnt  in  de  iniill. 

iMna*.  riii'bri,  n.  [A.I  a  Jadti.  {Attnn.)  At 
<i  '^'cd  from  a  planet  or  sutclit,  on 

de  fun. 

I  Mi;i;.\i... .      ...      ij,   ti.   Jad:  »krrn  ov  trez;    re- 

(ptcm  m:  (lens;  nfriint:  sens  ov  injijri. 

Imbraofoih,  I'm  bni-jeu!',  a.  Jadi:  yrldigjad. 

I  MiiK  Mil 'asLY,  I'm-bra  jt-us-li,  ad.  in  an  um- 

■    1  'i  -    'ii:iiie'-. 

I'm  IK  x.i '>i  SNI8S.  I'm  brn-jf-u'-nfji,  f).  /adincs. 
Imhiiatld.  I'li/brMted,  a.  Jadkxl:  adtimbrat. 
I'liRKATic.   I'ni-brat-ik.  |  X. /hdui:  lipiknl: — 

UmkR  ^tical,  I'm-brat  i-kal,  i     widin  done;  krp- 

i|i  lit  hii>m. 
Imiib  \tile.  I'm'bni-til.'  a.  unrabstnn/al:  unreal. 
rsiiKxTiois.  l."m-bra-/u«,*  a.  knpjus;  .suKpijus. 
IM  -.iiiL,  rni'brel.*  n.  an  unibr^la. 
Luui'ELLA,  I'mbr^l-a,  n.  a   portnbl  skrtn  yi\ld 

at  u  protckfon  from  dc  ran,  ncd  from  At  rns  ov 

dc   SUD. 


Tmbrello,  Um-brt^l  o,*  n.  an  umbr^la. 

I'mbcikre,  Um-bri-er,*  n.  de  vjzor  ov  u  helmet 

(MBRUHiTy,  Um-br6»-i-li,»  n.  /udio««;  vkakliisoo 
ov  Ijt. 

I  MPiRAOE,  Um'pi-raj,  n.  an  adjAstmcut  ov  a 
kontruv^rsi  bj  an  umpjr;  qrbitrajon. 

L'uriRK,  L'm'pjr,  n.  a  terd  |<|rti  tu  hiftm  a  dispel 
iz  refyrd.- a  hA  qrbilrntor;  u  juj;  an  qrbitcr; — 
a  |«r>on  hitim  tO)  referee,  eq  (juzii  b^  bii  klient, 
bfii)  unabi  tu  agre',  jtfutli  ^z  tu  dc^jd  de  k6n- 
truviTsi. 

I'uriKi'.siiip,  L'm'pjr-Jip,  n.  At  ofiii  ov  an  umpir. 

r.N,  I'n,  u  Saksiin  prrfik.s,  ckwivalent  in  menip 
tu  de  nrivativ  a  ov  de  (Irtks,  and  de  privatir 
tVi  ov  it  I.4ilinz.  It  iz  plast,  at  wil,  brfu>r  ud- 
jektivz  and  adverbz,  and  bcfur  |iorfekt  |«^rti- 
siplz  iiv  aktiv  vorbz,  tu  fitrm  adjektivz;  and  ol- 
fu  befor  luoiii  prezent  {/(rtisiplz,  and  a  konsid- 
erabl  number  ov  verbz  and  n^nz. 

Ilwen  prefik-t  tu  adjektivz,  [M^rtisiplz,  and 
adverbz,  it  iz  yiinitormli  intyriireied  b|  ur,t;  in 
Bub?tantivz,  bj  dr  icuut  or  itfiMii*  or;  and  in 
v^rbz,  it  olmust  olwaz  signifiz  dc  reversio  or 
anijlif)  ov  Ae  akjon  or  stat  cks|)re.'t  bj  de  verb. 
Nerli  or  kwjl  ol  dc  wurdz  k<im|'T«nded  wid  un, 
dat  qr  ofn  met  wid,  qr  licr  in.-vrted.  Hut  ."um 
bwi^  qr,  or  ma  br,  lejiiiinatii  f'trmd,  qr  d'sllcs 
amited.  L'n  and  in  qr  in  sum  ka.sez  yqzd  in- 
difercntli:az,  i/walyenablori/julyenabl.  Se  (//».) 

rNABAXUo.vt'.D,  I'n-a-bau-dond,  a.  not  ubandond. 

r.SABASEi).  rn-a-bast.  a.  not  abti-t. 

r.VABASiiED.  Un-a-ba/t,  a.  not  Jiund;  not  abajt. 

(  NABATLI).  I'n-a-biit-ed.a.  undiininijt:  n-it  abated. 

r.NABATLDLV.  Un-a-bat-ed-H.  a</.  wid-»t  abatment. 

r.NAEATiNO.  Un-a-lxit-ifl,  a.  not  abntig. 

Unabbreviated,  Un-a-bre-vi-at-cd,  a.  not  abrf- 
viated. 

Ux  A  BETTED,  Un-a-bet-cd,  a.  not  abeted. 

Unabiding.  Un-a-bjd-ii),  .1.  nut  abMij);  un'ert''n. 

UxABrLiTV,  Un-a-bil-i-ti,*  /».  inabiliti.  .Se  {Jn- 
uhilUj/.y 

UxABiLRED,  Un-ab-jtj,rd,  a.  not  abji'ird. 

UXABLE,  Un-ji-bl,  a.  not  nbl;  wrk:  iiniiutcnt. 

UxABLENLSS.  Un-a-bl-ncs,"'  «.  inabiliti. 

UxABuLiHHABLE,  Un-a-bol-i/-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  not 
bf  ab.',l./t. 

UxAUOLisiiED,  Un-a-b61-ijt,  a.  not  abolijt. 

UxAURiDOKD.  Un-a-brijd,  a.  n-'t  abrijd.  [ed. 

Unabkhoated.  Un-ab-ro-gat-cd,  a.  not  .ibrogat- 

UxABsoLViD.  Un-ab-z6lvd.  a.  not  abziSlvd. 

UxABsoRBABLE.  Un-ab-s.'irb  a-bl.a.  not  iil>.~<rbab1. 

UXABSORBED.  Un-ab-^'irbd,  a.   n"!  ab'i.'.rt  .1. 

U.XAB.siBD,  Un-ab-siird,  a.  n<.l  :ib-dnl:  rr'znabl. 

UxABiSED.  Un-a-bqzd,  a.  not  abqzd. 

UxACCELERATED,  Uu-ak-s^l-er-at-ed.  a.  not  tik- 
.^elera'ed.  [not  ak$^nted. 

UxACCEXTED.  Un  ak-.=«^nf-od,  a.  havif)  nu  ak^nt; 

UxACCEPTABiLiTT,  Un-ak-scp- tft-bil-i-ti,  n.  ud- 
«k.-^<*ptablnc.''. 

Unacceptable,  Un-ak-.=ept-a-bl,  a.  not  ak<cpt- 
abl.     Se  <.^.•<v  tahU.) 

Unacceptableniss.  Un  ak-fiJpt-a-U-ne.s  »•  ^t 
Stat  ov  bc>))  ouaksi'ptaM.  [abli. 

UnaCCEPTABLV.  Un-ak  sept-n-bli,  ad.  ni.t  ak-'.-pt- 

UxACCf.PTED.  Un  ak--ei't-id.  a.  not  aks«ipted. 

U!i(ACCK.'«siBLE.  Un-ak-se.<-i-bl,  a.   inak'ie-iibl. 

Unacclimated,  Un-a-klj-mal-ed,  a.  not  ini^rd 
tu  de  kljmat. 

Unaccommodated,  Un-a-k6m-o-dat-cd.  a.  not 
aki'ini  »ltit<><l. 

Unaccommodating,  Un-a-kom-u-dat-ip,  *.  not 
akoinuxluiiii. 

Unaccompanied.  Un-a-ktSm-pa-nid, a.  notaknm- 
imnid   not  nt(iiidc<l:  al(f)n. 

Unaccomplished.  Un-B-k6m-pIiJt.  a.  not  •k6ia- 
plijt;  uafini/t;  inkomplc't:  net  ^Irgnnl. 


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Unaccomplishmext,     Un-a-k6m-p!iJ-ment,     n. 

wont  ov  akoiiip)iJment. 
Un ACCORD. A  ST,  Un-a-kerd-ant,  a.  not  akordant. 
Unaccorded,  Un-a-kerd-ed,   a.   not  akerded   or 

agred  upon.  [agrrii). 

Dnaccordixg,  Un-a-kerd-ig,  a.   not   akerdig  er 
UNACCOUXTABiLixr,  Un-a-k-snt-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  un- 

akS'ntablnes. 
Unaccountable,    Un-a-k-snt-a-bl,    a.    inekspli- 

kubl:  stranj:  not  rasponsibl:  not  akTsntabl. 
Unaccountableness,  Un-a-k-snt-a-bl-nes,  n.  &z 

Stat  'iv  bfir)  unak-sntabl.  [kabli;  stranjii. 

Unaccountably,  Un-a-ktnt-a-bli,  ad.  inekspli- 
UxACCOUNTED,  Un-a-kint-ed,  a.  not  ak'snted. 
UNACCOUTRf;D,  Uu-a-kcD-terd,  a.  not  akcDterd. 
Unaccredited.  Un-a-kred-it-ed,  a.  not  akredited. 
Unaccumllated,  L'n-a-ki^-mii,-lat-ed,a. notaki|- 

mqlated. 
UxACCi'EATE,  Un-ak-yn,-rat,*  a.  inakynrat. 
Unaccurateness,  Un-ak-yti,-rat-nes,*  n.  inakyq,- 

rasi. 
Unaccursed.  Un-a-kiirst,  a.  not  akurst. 
Unaccustomed,  Un-a-kus-tomd,  a.  not  aku?tomd: 

not  y(|7.d:  not  habityqated;  n\\;.  not  yx\ji]^al. 
Unachievable,  Un-a-qEV-a-bl,  a.  not  aqsvabl. 
Unachieved.  Un-a-qsvd,  a.  not  aqevd. 
Unachixg.  Un-ak-ii),  a.  not  akii):  not  panful. 
Unacknowledged,  Un-ak-nol-ejd,  a.  not  aknol- 

ejd;  not  ond.  [akwantans. 

Un ACQUAINTANCE,  Un-a-kwant-ans,   n.    wont  ov 
Unacquainted,  Un-a-kwant-ed,  a.  not  akwanted: 

not  noil.  [kwantans. 

Unacquaixtedxess,  Un-a-kwant-ed-nes,  n.  una- 
Unacquirable,  Un-a-kwir-a-bl,  a.  not  akwjrabl. 
Unacquired,  Un-a-kwird,  a.  not  akwjrd. 
Unacquitted,  Un-a-kwit-ed,  a.  not  akwited. 
Unacted,  Un-akt-ed,  a.  not  akted:  not  perfermd. 
Uxactive.  Un-ak-tiv,*  a.  inaktiv.  Se  ijnaitite,) 
UxACTiVEXESS,  Un-ak-tiv-nes,  n.  inaktiviti. 
Unactuated.  Un-akt-yn-at-ed,  a.  not  akty^ated. 
Unadapted.  Un-a-dapt-ed,  a.  not  adapted. 
UxADAPTEDNESS,  Un-a-ddpt-ed-nes,  n.   wont  ov 

adaptajdn. 
U.VADDICTED,  Un-a-dikt-ed,  a.  not  adikted. 
Unaddeessed,  Uu-a-drest,  a.  not  adrest. 
Unadhesive,  Uu-ad-he-siv,  a.  not  adhesiv. 
Unadjusted,  Un-ad-just-ed,  a.  not  adjusted  er 

setld. 
Unadmired,  Un-ad-mjrd,  a.  not  admjrd. 
Unadmitted.  Un-ad-niit-ed,  a.  not  admited. 
Unadmoxished,  Un-ad-mon-ijt,  a.  not  admonijt. 
Unadored.  Un-a-dord,  a.  not  adcbrd:  not  wurjipt. 
Uxadoexed,  Un-a-dernd,   a.   not  dekorated:  not 

adornd. 
Unadulterate,  Un-a-dul-ter-at,         )  a.  jenjoi,- 
Uxadulterated,  Un-a-ddl-ter-at-ed,  \      in:  not 

adulterated. 
Unadulterately,  Un-a-dul-ter-at-li,  ad.  widit 

sptxriu?  tnik.^tyiir.  [ventvi^ruj. 

Unadvexturous.  Un-ad-vent-yq-rus.  a.  not  ad- 
Unadvisable,  Un-ad-vjz-a-bl,   a.  not  advjzabl; 

not  priodent.  [raf. 

Unadvised.  Un-ad-vizd,  a.  imprct>dent:  indiskret; 
Unadvisedly,  Un-ad-vjz-ed-li,  ad.  wid-st  advi.-^': 

imprttidcntli:  iudiskrelli:  inj\\dijusli.        [rajncf. 
UxAPViSEDNESS,  Un-ad-vjz-ed-nes.  n.  iinpriDdcns: 
Unaffable.  Un-af-a-hl,  a.  not  afabl. 
Unaffected.  I'n-a-fekt-cd,  a.  not  afektcd:  rsal: 

not  hipokritikal:  opn:  kandid:  sinssr:  notlabord: 

not  miTivd.  [afektajnn. 

Unaffectedly,  Un-a  fekt-ed-li,  ad.  rcali;  wid-st 
Unaffectedness,   Un-a-fekt-ed-nes,  n.   de  stat 

ov  bfiii  iin:ifekted. 
Unaffecting,  Un-a-fekt-ij,  a.  not  afektii);  not 

patetik.  [afekjon. 

Unafff-ctionate,    Un-a-fek-Jon-at,    a.    wontii) 


Unaffiaxced,  Un-a-fj-anst,  a.  not  afjanst. 
UxAFFiRMED,  Un-a-fermd,  a.  not  atermd. 
Uxafflicted,  Un-a-flikt-ed,  a.  not  aflikted;  fre 

fn'iu  trubl. 
Uxaffreghted,  Un-a-frjt-ed,  a.  not  afrjted. 
Unafraid,  Un-a-frad,  a.  not  afrad;  ferles. 
Unaggressive,  Un-a-gres-iv,  a.  not  agresiv;  not 

makii)  a:ak. 
Unagitated,  Un-aj-i-tat-ed,  a.  not  ajitated. 
Unagreeable,  Un-a-gre-a-bl,  a.  unsii^tabl;  disa- 

grtabl.     Se  {Disagreeable.)  [grEablnes. 

Uxagreeableness,   Un-a-grE-a-bl-nes,   n.  disa- 
Uxaidable,  Un-ad-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  helpt. 
Unaided,  Un-ad-ed,  a.  not  asisted:  not  aded. 
UxAiLiXG,  Un-al-ii),  a.  frE  from  dizEz:  helfi. 
Unaimed,  Un-amd,  a.  not  amd.  [direkjon. 

Unaiming.  Un-am-ii),  a.   havig    no   partikytj^lar 
Unaired,  Un-4rd,  a.  not  q,rd. 
UxALARMED,  Un-a-lqrmd,  a.  not  alqrmd. 
Unalarmixg,  Un-a-lqrm-ii).  a.  not  alqrmii). 
Uxaliexable,  Un-al-yen-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

alyenated  ar  sold;  inalyenabl. 
Unalienably,  Un-al-yen-a-bli,  ad.  in  an  unal- 

yenabl  maner. 
Unalienated,  Un-al-yen-at-ed,  a.  not  alyenated. 
UxALiST.  Yi|-nal-ist,   n.   a.  holder  ov  onli  wun 

bentfis:  opozd  tta  pliiralht. 
Unallayed,  Un-a-lad,  a.  not  alad. 
Uxalleged,  Un-a-lejd,  a.  not  alejd.  [ed. 

UxALLEVi.  TED.  Un-a-lfi-vi-at-ed,  a.  not  alsviat— 
Uxalliable.  Un-a-lj-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  bs  alid. 
Unallied,  Un-a-lid,  a.  havig  no  aljans.      [altd. 
Uxallowable.  Un-a-l-j-a-bl,  a.    dat  ma  not  be 
Unallowed,  Un-a-l'sd,  a.  not  al'sd. 
Uxalloyed,  Un-a-ltrd,  a.  not  altjd:  unkorupted. 
Uxallured,  Un-a-lfird,  a.  not  aliird. 
Unallurixg,  Un-a-lqr-i;),  a.  not  alqrig. 
Unalterability,  Un-el-ter-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  unelter- 

ablnes.  [abl. 

Unalterable.  Un-el-ter-a-bl,  a.  unqanjabhimqt- 
Unalterableness,  Un-el-ter-a-bl-nes,  ?i.  imn,ta- 

biliti:  unc;anjablues.  [imntabli. 

Unalterably.  Un-el-ter-a-bli,  ad.  unqanjabli; 
Unaltered.  Un-ol-terd,  a.  not  ^anjd:  not  elterd. 
Unamalgamated,   Un-a-mal-ga-mat-ed,   a.    not 

amalgamated. 
UxASi azed.  Un-a-mazd,  a.  not  astonijt:  not  amazd. 
Unambiguity,  Un-am-bi-g4-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  am- 

bigqiti:  klernes.  [yiius;  klsr. 

Unambiguous,  Un-am- big-yn-us,  a.  not  ambig- 
Unambiguously,    Un-am-big-yq-us-li,    ad.    not 

ambigyqu^li. 
Unambitious,  Un-am-biJ-us,  a.  fr£  fromambijon. 
Unambitiously,  Un-am-biJ-us-li,  ad.  not  ambij- 

usli. 
Unamenable,  Un-a-mEn -a-bl,  a.  not  amEnabl. 
Unamendable,  Un-a-mend-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

bE  mended. 
Unamended,  Un-a-mend-ed,  a.  not  amended. 
Uxamersed,  Un-a-merst,  a.  not  amerst. 
Unamiable,   Un-a-mi-a-bl,    a.    not  amifibl:  not 

luvli.  [amiablnes. 

Unamiableness,  Un-a-mi-a-bl-nes,  n.  wont  ov 
Unamusable,  Un-a-mi\z-a-bl,  a.  inkapabl  ov  bs- 

ii)  ,nmqzd. 
Unamused,  Un-a-mvizd,  a.  not  ami|zd. 
Unamusing,  Un-a-mqz-ii),  a.  not  ami^zig. 
Unanalogical,  Un-an-a-loj-i-kal,  a.  not  analoj- 

ikal. 
UxAXALYZED,  Un-an-a-ljzd,  a.  not  anal^zd. 
Unaxchoeed.  Un-ati-kord,  a.  not  aijkord. 
Unaxeled.  Un-a-nfild,  a.  not  aneld. 
UxA.NGULAE.  Un-ai)-gi|-lar.  a.  not  aijgqiar. 
Unanimate,  Yti_-nan-i-mat,*  a.   ov   wun   mind; 

3'qnaninius.  [animaled. 

Unanimated,  Un-an-i-mat-ed,  a.  not  ecljvnd;  not 


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UNA 


ITnanimatino.  Un-ani-mnt-iQ,  .1.  not  Aaimatio. 

Unammitv,   \'ii-iiii-iiiiu-i -li,  'I.   Ae   «int  ov  bcio 
Ti(ii  •fiiiiiui:  ugrruieiil  in  drzjn  or  (Di>liiyiin:  entjr 

Uqriuuiii. 

Ukanimul'S,  Vi^-ndo-i-iuu.'',  a.  hario  yi\nanimiti; 

uiiili\i>lvil:  l)rig  ov  wun  iu|nJ;  agreig  indtxjn  er 

0|iiny<>n:  lii{rmL>iiiu-<. 
UmaNIMul'hly,    Vii-n;in-i-mu«-li,   ad.    wid   wun 

iniiKl:  wi  t  yiiiiaiiiiiiiti:  widii  eni  disoiK. 
L'nanimui'hnkhh,    Vii-i)an-i-iuu8-nos  n.   de  «tat 

ov   bni)  yiiiiiiiiitiiu.'*. 
UNANXt.XtU.  rii-ii-nekst,  a.  not  anokst. 
Unan.vihilablk,  Un-a-nj-bi-la-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

bt'   ,tN|llllHl>'ll. 

UxANMOL'scKD,  Un-a-n'Snat,  a.  not  an'snst. 
Uma.n'noyku,  lin-ii-nc'rd,  a.  not  amrd. 
Unaxoistkk,  l'n-ii-n«Vnt-ed,  a.  nut  anrrntcd. 
Unanhwkkable,  I'li-un-^ur-a-bl,  a.  nut  dnscrabl: 

d  II  k  111  U'lt  lie  rrl'iited. 
UNAN8WKRABLKNKS8,  In  dn-8er-o-bl-ne8,  «.   de 

kwoliti  ov  iKii  brig  dniiu'rabl. 
U.NAXswtHABLV,    Un-un-8«;r-a-bli,     ad.     bcydnd 

kunt  (Uijiii. 
UNANSwtRKD,  rii-uu-cerd,  a.  not  unKerd. 
Unan'ticifatkd,  Uu-an-tid-i-pal-ed,  a.  not  antii- 

i|iuiu<l. 
Unasxiols.  rii-ank-/u.«,  a.  not  agkjus. 
L'SAi'ocRVHH  al,  I  ii-a-|»)k-ri-t'iil.  a.  iiiit  ajiokrifiil. 
IInai'klooktk'.  l.'n-a-p<il-o-jet-ik,  :i.  not  aptjlo- 

ji'iik. 
U.NAP08TOLIC,  Un-ap-os-t61-ik,  J  a.  not  ap- 

(Jmai'ustolical,  L'n-np-o4-tol-i-kal,  i         ost^^lik: 

Dut  ugreubl  lu  apo«tolik  yi{,xaj;  nut  havig  apod- 

t6lik  oturiti. 
Unappallkd,  lln-n-jAild,  a.  not  apild  er  dqntcd. 
Unaitakclled,  I'u-a-par-eld,   a.    nut  dre.<i:  not 
^kloi.t.  [..k.ir. 

UkaI'Parent.  rn-a-|);ir-cnt,  a.   not  ap.-\reni:  ob- 
UxAHrEALAULi:,    l'n-a-i>el-a-bl,   a.    not  admilig 

aprl. 
Unafpkalino,  I'n-a-i^l-ig.  a.  not  npelig. 
Unai'Pkasabli:,  IJn-a-pt'z-a-bl,  a.  nut  upf  zabl. 
UnAPPKASABLtNtss,  I'n-a-pei-a-bl-ne-),  /».de«lat 

ov  bi'i|)  liii:i|>t'/..iii|. 
Unappeased.  I'li-a-ppzd,  a.  not  npfzd. 
UsAPPLAUUtl),  rii-ii-pl.Hj-od,  a.  not  iiplixled. 
Unappi.kable,  lii-ip-li-k;i-l«l,*  a.  inaplikabl. 
Us.vpi'LItU,    rii-;i-|>lid,  a.  not  !i|><'J:ili  rtpljd. 
UsAPrnRTioNKD,  I'n-a-piJr-Jonil,  a.  not  afior/ond. 
Unapprkciable,  In-a -pre-Ji-a-bl,  a.  inapr^jiibl. 
UNAPPRkciABLV,  Uu-a-pre-Ji-a-bli,  ad.  inupreji- 

Rl'li.  [bended. 

Unapprehended.  Tn-ar-re-hdnd-ed,  a.  not  apre- 
Unappreiikxsiblk,  L'n-ap-re-ben-«i-bl,»  a.  inap- 

rriii-oKii.l.  [heiis.v. 


Unappuhik.ssive.  rn-ap-rr-hdn-!«iv,«  a.   inapre- 

IKNS1VKXK8J 

wmiii  o\  ii|'n;tii-iiJMU 


L'N  APPk  Kll  KNSl  VKX  KSH, 


I'n-ap 


re-hen-«iv-nej',   n. 


Unapprized.  I'li-a-prjid,  a.  not  aprjid:  ignomnt. 
Unapi'Ruaciiable,    Un-a-pniq-a-bl,  a.    dat   ma 

nwi   l>r  Hp>u;'. 
U.VAPPROACHABLKNE8S,  Un-a-pruq-a-bl-no^,  n.  de 

stilt  iiv  bt-ig  iiiiiipri,M}abl. 
Unapproachably,  Uu-a-pr(SiQ-a-bti,  ad.  mbi  not 

tU    bt   ll|i   iJCjl. 

UsAPPROAiHED.  l'n-«pro(;f,  a.  not  apnlxjl. 
UxAPi-aoiKiATE.  I'n  a  pru-pri-Rt.  a.  in:i propria t. 
Unappkopriated,    ru-a-pru-priat-vd,     a.    nut 

aprcipr  a    -.1. 
Unapprovkd,  I'n-a-pnfcvd,  a.  not  aprobvd. 
UsAiPtiovixo.  In-a-pntir-io,  a.  not  apwivig. 
UnaPKOMO.  rn-ii-purnd,  a.  not  w;(ri|)  itii  niurn. 
Unapt.  Uii-«pt,  a.  not  apt;  ind6il:  unskilful:  dul: 

not  riMii:  antit;  not  kwulifjd:  inipr6|>rr:  unsiitabl. 
Unaptly,  Un-Jipt-li,  ad.  nulapllij  uufiili;  imprup- 

erli. 


UNAPTXttg,  I'n-apt-nM,  n.  wont  ov  aptne<:  unflt- 

ni><<;  uii!iii,tabliiL-!i;  dulm-.i;  uurediueM;  diskwulifi- 

kii/oii.  [ed. 

I'xARUUED,  I'n-tir-gipl,  a.  nut  qrgi\d:  not  ditpi^t- 
L'.SARM.  l-'n-('(rin,  r.  /.  tu  divdii  uv  qruijr  er  qnns; 

tu  disqrm. 
I'narjiku,  ('n-(\r(nd,  a.  havJQ  nu  qrmz  er  qnnor. 
I'narraionki).  (n-a-rnnd,  a.  not  bntt  tu  a  tr^al. 
I'n'aurayeu.  Tn-a-ntd,  a.  not  arAd  er  drisst. 
I'.NAKREhTED,  rn-a-r<5.<t-cd,  a.  not  ar^stod  er  ftp- 

rrhdinluci. 
Unakrived,  Un-a-rjvd.J  a.  not  yet  arjvd. 
I'narted,  I'n-^rt-ed,*  a.  ignorant  or  de  qrta. 
UvARTKfL,  I'n-qrt-ful,  a.  notqriful;  qrtki!. 
Unartkl'LLY,  L'n-^rt-ful-i,  ad.   in  an  unqrtful 

manor. 
I'XARTiKiciAL.  I'n-qr-ti-fiJ-al,*  a.  not  qrtifijal. 
l.'NAKTlKK'iALLy,  I'li-qr-t.-f ij -al-i. J  lul.  inqrlifif- 
I'NAstt.NutU.  Un-a- eud-fd,  a.  not  a«^iidtfd.    [ali. 
CxASCKKTAiNKD,  Un-as-cr-tand,  a.  nut  aitertand. 
Cxahhaiied.  Un-a-Jamd,  a.  nut  ajuind. 
li.VASKKl),  lln-d*kt,  a.  nut  askt;  nut  invjtcd. 
L'XAbPECTlVK,  Un-as-pek-tiv/  a.  not  bavig  a  vtj 

ru.  [rat. 

UxAsriRATED,  Uii-ds-pi-rat-od,  a.  havig  no  a-ipi- 
L'XASPIRIXO,  L'n-ad-pjr-ig,  a.  not  asp^rig;  not  am- 

biju.i.  [ii.-<ald. 

I'xASNAiLABLE,  Un-a-Hal-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 
1'xA.s.sAiLED.  I'n-a-sald,  a.  nut  atakt:  not  a-sald. 
rxASSAL'LTABLE,  I'n-a-sijlt-a-bi,  a.   not  a.«iltabl. 
rxA^SAt'LTED,  L'n-B-!«)lt-ed,  a.  not  a*>lt<M. 
I'XASSAVED.  L'u-a-!<iid,  a.  not  Oi^ad;  not  trjd. 
1'na88ERTEd,  l'n-a-.««»rt-ed.  a.  not  aserted. 
rxAS.sKS.SEi>.  L'n-a-.s^.-t,  a.  nut  asest. 
CxAfeSiONABLE.  Un-a-.^in-a-bl,  a.  not  asjnabl. 
I'naksioxed,  I'n-a-sjiid,  a.  not  a-ijnd. 
rxASSiMiLATEi),  Un-a-?im-i-lat-ed,  a.  not  a.'<im- 

iluK-d.  [Ilatig. 

I'xASSiiiiLATiNO,  Una-Alm-i-Iat-ig,  a.  not  a.-<im- 
I'x ASSISTED.  IJn-a-sist-ed,  a.  nota.«i.sted;not  helpt. 
I'XAssisTixo,  Un-a-gidt-ig,  a.  nota^istig:  givig  no 

help. 
[  XASSoriATED,  I  n-a-.«<j-Ji-at-ed,  a.  not  asiijiatcd. 
UxASSORTKD.  Una-.*irt-ed,  a.  not  a.'^oried. 
I'XASJiUAOED,  Un-a-swajd,  a.  not  iwwtijd. 
UnaS81'MED,  Un-a-»qinJ,  a.  not  a-qmd. 
I'XASSLMINO,    Un-a-sqm-ig,    a.    nut  ib<qmip:  not 

artj^^mt.  [dent. 

TXAR-SfRED,  rn-a-Jqrd,  a.  not  ajqrd;  not  konfi- 
I'natovablk,  l'n-a-t<Jn-a-bl,  a.  nut  tu  be  atiind 

or  u|>eid.  [ated. 

Unatoxed,  Un-a-t4Siid,  a.  not  attend;  not  ^kspi- 
I'XATTACHED.  Un-a-tacjt,  a.  not  ataqt;  not  ar^ted. 
L'xattackable,    Un-a-tak-a-bl,    a.    dat  kan  not 

be  Hiakt. 
I'XATTACKED,  Un-a-t.ikt,  a.  not  atnkt. 
I'XATTAiNABLE,    Un-a-tAn-a-bl,   a.    dat  kan  not 

be  iiiikiid.  giiiid.  or  t.btand:  beig  ut  or  rcq. 
rxATTAiXABLEXESS,     Tn-a-tan-a-bl-nes,    *».     ds 

sint  ov  beig  unaianabl. 
['SATTAIXED.  I'n-a-tnnd,  a.  not  atand. 
IXATTAiMNO.  Tn-a-tan-ig,  a.  nut  atanig:  falig. 
I'XATTAlNTtD,  rn-a-tai)t-ed,  a.  nut  ataulcd. 
rSATTEMPTED,  I'n-a-t^mt-ed,  a.  untrjd:  not  a»ad. 
I  XATTKMPTiXQ,  I'n-a-t^mt-ig,  a.  not  atemtig. 
I'SATTEXDED.  I'n-a-tdnd-cd,  a.  nut  atended;  nn- 

iikuin  ukiiiil. 
IXATTEXDINO,  I'n-a-tend-ig.  a.  not  at^ndig. 
I  XATTKXTIVE.  L,n-a-t<»n-tiv.  a.  inai^niiT. 
IxATTKNUATED,  Un-a-t^n-JH-Bt-cd,  a.  not  at^n- 

yqiiicl.  [wune«. 

rxATTE-sTED.  Un-a-t«m-ed,  a.  not  at^tcd;  widit 
1'n»ttirkd    I'n  a-tjd,  a.  not  at|rJ. 
rxATTRAiTHt.  rii-ii-trakt-od,  a.  n't  atniktod, 
Unattkaitive.  rii-ftlrak-liv,  a.  not  alraktir. 
Unaiumentlo,  Lu  og-ment-cd,  a.  nut  ogui<^nt«d. 


UNB 


586 


UNB 


Unauthentic,   Un-o-tea-tik,  a.  not  otentik;  not 

jeuyn,iii.  [otealiKated. 

DnaUXHKnticated,    Un-G-ten-ti-kat-cd,    a.    not 
Unauihoiutative,      Un-e-tor-i-ta-tir,    a.     not 

etM-itativ. 
Unauthokized,  Un-e-tor-jzd,  a.  not  etorjzd;  not 

supuried  bj  etoriti.  [yH,slos. 

Unavailable,     Un-a-val-a-bl,    a.     not  avalabl: 
Unavailableness,  Un-a-val-a-bl-nes,  n.  de  stat 

ov  bsiij  uuavahibl. 
Unavailing,  Un-a-val-ir),  a.  not  avalig;  inefekt- 

j-H,al:  yi[,>les;  van.  [aval. 

Unavailingly,    Un-a-val-ig-li,    ad.    wid-st   cni 
Unavengeable,   Un-a-veoj-a-bl,  a.    dat  ma  not 

be  ave.ijd.  [venjd. 

Unavenged,    Un-a-venjd,    a.    not  avenjd;  uuix- 
Unavoidable,  Uu-a-vdrd-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  averd- 

ed;  luevitaul. 
Unavoidableness,  Un-a-vtfd-a-bl-nes,  n.  de  stat 

ov  beiij  uiiavtjrdabi;  inevitabilili. 
Unavoidably,  Un-a-verd-a-bli,  ad.  inevitabli. 
Unavoided,  Un-a-vtfd-ed,  a.  not  averded;  inevit- 
Unavocchkd,  Ua-a-vsqt,  a.  not  avsqt.  [abl. 

Unavowed,  Un-a-VKd,  a.  not  aknolejd. 
Unawaked,  Un-a-wakt,  a.  not  awaknd. 
Unawakening,  Un-a-wak-n-ii),  a.  not  avvaknig. 
TJnawaKDEd,  Un-a-weid-ed,  a.  not  awerded. 
Unaware,    LFn-a-w4r,  a.   not  aw4i';  beii)  wid'st 

tot:  iiiatentiv. 
Unawares,    Un-a-\v4rz,   ad.    hwon   not  tat   ov; 

hweu  liot  ubzervd:  uuekspektedli;  sudiiuli. 
Unawed,  Uii-ed,  a.  uursatrand  bj  Iei- or  o. 
Unbacked,  Un-b:ikt,  a.  not  bakt;  not  suported. 
Unbafkled,  Un-baf-ld,  a.  not  bafld. 
Unbagged,  Un-bagd,  a.  not  put  intia  bagz. 
Unbailable,  Un-bal-a-bl,  a.  not  balabl. 
Unbailed,  Cn-bald,  a.  not  bald. 
Unbaited,  Un-biit-ed,  a.  not  bated. 
Unbared,  Uu-bakt,  a.  not  bakt. 
Unbalanced.  Un-bal-anst,  a.  not  balanst  er  perzd. 
Unballast,  Un-bal-ast,'-  a.  unbalasted. 
Unballast,  Un-bal-ast,  v.  t.  {A'aut.)  tia  disqqrj 

er  uuiujil  de  balast.  [unsledi. 

Unballasted,    Uu-bal-ast-ed,    a.    not   balasted; 
Unbandaged,  Un-ban-dajd,  a.  not  bandajd. 
Unhanded,    Un-band-ed,  a.   not  banded;  wontii) 

a  ba.id. 
Unbanked,  Un-bai)kt,  a.  not  furuijt  wid  bai)ks. 
Unbanneked,  Un-ban-erd,  a.  not  haviij  baneiz. 
Unbaptized,  Un-bap-tjzd,  a.  not  baptjzd. 
UNBArTizi.NG,  Un-bap-ijz-ii),  a.  not  baptjzig. 
Unbar,    Un-bq,r,  v.  t.    tu  r£mt6v   a   bq,r  er  bqrz 

Iruiu;  tu  u^jii;  tu  unbolt. 
Unbakbld,  Un-bqrbd,*  a.  not  Javn. 
Unbarked,  Un-bqikt,  a.  not  bqrkt. 
Unbakrel,  Un-bar-el,  v.  t.  iia  tak  -st  ov  a  barel. 
Unbauuicade,  Uu-bar-i-kad,  «.  t.  tu  trw  cjpn. 
Unbauricadoed,    Un-bar-ika-du)d,  a.    not  bari- 

kadwd. 
Un bashful,  Un-baJ-ful,  a.  notbajful;  imprudent. 
Unbathed,  Un-badd,  a.  not  badd;  not  wet. 
,  U.nbatteued,  Un-bat-erd,  a.  not  baterd. 
Unbay,  Uii-bd,*  V.  t.  tu  fre  fi-um  rEstn.n^. 
Unbeabable,    Un-b4r-a-bl,   a.    dat   kau  not  bs 

buiu;  Hi  o.erabi;  iii^uferabl. 
Unbearded,  Uu-beid-ud,  a.  not  berded. 
Unbearing,  Un-bi'ir-ig,  a.  not  b^rig. 
Unbeaten,  Un-btt-n,  a.  not  beta;  nut  trodn. 
Unbeauteous,  Un-bti,-if-u.s  a.  wA  bi'i,ttus. 
Unbeautifild,   Uii-bn  ti-tjd,  a,  not  bqtifjd. 
Unbeaut.ful,  Uu-bq-ti-tul.  a.  not  bqiitul. 
Unbellouked,    Ui)-b£-kl-»d-od,  a.    not  bekl-sded 

01  d  ui.l;  It  g  klirli. 
UnbeC'jme,  Liu-bE-kiim,*  v.  t.  tu  misbekiira. 
U^BEC0M^.^G,    Un-be-kiiiu-ig,    a.    uut    bEkuuiig; 
iuip.oijoi'j  indesent;  uuiqiabl;  iiidekcurus. 


Unbecomingly,  Un-bs-kiiin-ig-li,  ad.  in  an  im- 
proper iiianer. 

Unbecomingness,  Un-bs-kdm-ig-nes,  n.  inds- 
sensi;  indgkorum. 

Unbed,  Un-bed,*  v.  t.  tu  raz  from  a  bed. 

Unbedaubed,  Un-be-debd,  a.  not  bedebd. 

Unbedecked,    Un-be-dekt,  a.  not  bedekt. 

Unbefitting,  Un-be-iit-ig,  a.  not  bekiimig;  not 
siitabl.  [iiiz  ov  u  iixA. 

Unbefool.  Un-be-fcbl,  v.  t.  tu  dsprjv  ov  de  kwol- 

Unbefriended,  Un-be-fiend-ed,  a.  not  befrend- 
ed. 

Unbeget,  Uu-be-get,*  v.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  egzistens. 

Unbeginning,  Un-be-gin-ig,  a.  not  begiuig. 

Unbegot,  Uu-be-got,  a.  unbegotn. 

Unbegotten,  Un-be-got-n,  a.  not  begotn;  eter- 
nal; not  jeuerated. 

Unbeguile,  Un-be-gjl,  v.  t.  tu  undesev;  tu  set 
ire  ircm  de  infiqens  ov  eni  deset. 

Unbegun,  Un-be-giin,  a.  not  yet  begun. 

Unbeheld,  Un-be-lield,  a.  not  beheld;  unsen. 

Unbeing,  Un-be-ig,*  a.  not  egzistig. 

Unbelief,  Un-be-lef,  11.  inkrednlui;  infideliti; 
disbelef. 

Unbelieve,  Un-be-lev,*  v.  t.  tin.  disbelev. 

Unbeliever,  Un-be-lev-er,  n.  an  infidel;  a  skep- 
tik;  a  di.sbelever.  [del. 

Unbelieving,  Un-be-lev-ig,  a.  not  belevig;  infi- 

L'nbeloved,  Un-be-ldvd,  a.  not  luvd;  not  beliivd. 

Unbelted,    Un-belt-ed,  a.  not  belted;  ungerded. 

Unbemoaned,  Un-be-mdind,  a.  not  lamented. 

Unbend,  Un-bend,  v.  t.  [i.  unbent,  fjs.  unbendig, 
unbent.]  tu  fre  from  lleksyqr; — tu  relaks;  tu 
remit;  tu  set  at  ez;  tu  fre  from  restrant. 

Unbend,  Un-bend,  v.  i.  tu  bekum  relakst  er  un- 
bent; tu  rid  wuuz  self  from  konstrant;  tu  akt 
wid  fredom. 

Unbending,  Un-bend-ig,  a.  not  bendig;  not 
yeldig;  rezcolixt. 

Unbeneficed,  Un-ben-e-fist,  a.  not  benefist. 

Unbeneficial,  Un-beD-e-fiJ-al,  a.  not  benefijal. 

Unbenefited,  Un-beu-e-fit-ed,  a.  not  beuefited. 

Un  BENEVOLENT,  Un-be-uev-cj-lent,  a.  not  benev- 
oleut;  uukjud. 

Unbenighted,  Un-be-njt-ed,  a.  not  benjted. 

Unbenign,   L'n-be-njn,  a.  malignant;  malevolent. 

Unbent,  Un-bent,  a.  not  bent;  unjrugk;  unsub- 
dqd;  relakst. 

Unbequeatued,  Un-be-kwedd,  a.  not  bekwedd. 

Unbebeft,  Un-be-reft,  a.  not  bereft;  not  robd. 

Unbeseeming,  Un-be-sem-ig,  a.  uubekiimig; 
uutit.  [semigli. 

Unbeseemingly,    Un-be-sem-ig -li,    ad.    not   be- 

Unbeseemingness,  Un-be-sem-ig-nes,  n.  unbe- 
kumignes;  indesensi. 

U.NBESET,  Un-be-set,  a.  not  beset;  not  besejd. 

Unbesought,  Un-be-set,  a.  not  beset. 

Unbespoken,  Un-be-spok-n,  a.  not  bespokn. 

Unbestowed,  Un-be-stcad,  a.  not  besiod  or  givn. 

Unbetuaved,  Un-be-trad.  a.  not  betrad. 

Unbetroxhed,  Un-be-irott,  a.  nut  beirott. 

Unbewailed,  Uu-be-wald,  a.  not  lauienu  d. 

Unbewildeked,  Un-be-wil-dcrd,  a.  n.t  bewilderd. 

Unbewitcu,  Un-be-wig,  v.  t.  tu  fre  Irom  lasina- 
Joil. 

Unbias,  Un-bj-as,  v.  t.  tu  fre  from  bjas;  tu  dis- 

e.iuiggl  from  prejiylis. 
Unbiast,    Uu-bi-ast,  a.  havig  no  bj:is  er  prejtj,- 

dis.     R'.tii  elsw  {inibiatt-ed.)  [prejudis. 

Unbiasedly,    Un-bj-as-ed-li,   ad.    wid-bt  bi-s  er 
Uabiasedness,    Un-bj-as-ed-nes,  n.  f.edum  from 

bjas. 
Unbid,  Un-bid,  )  a.  not   bid  er   bi  n;  un- 

Lnbidden,  Un-bid-n,  (       invjtud;    unkou.dijded; 

S)jumaiieus. 
Unbigoted,   Uu-big-ot-ed,  a.  fre  from  bigotri. 


UNB 


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UNC 


Unbind,   Un-bjnJ,   r.  /.    tu  rEmAv  a  band  or  tj 

»i-.,iii;  lu  la>i.  lu  untj. 
UNBiuuuAfUiOAL,  Uii-Dj  u-gr;il-i-kal,  a.  not  bj- 

u^ralikal.  [ordori. 

Unbishoc,  Un-blJ-op,  v.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  epukujMil 
Unbit.  ^"b't.  j  a.  not  bitn;  not  injnrd. 

l/MBir.    L'o-bit,   V    t.   tu  rcmif>v  de   l>ii  from. — 

i^i\aut.)  tu  reiuiiv  de  turuz  uv  dc  kabl  from  uf 

At  biu.  [ir.siraiid. 

UNBiTTEU,  Un-bit-cd,  a.  not  bitud;  unbr^dld:  un- 
Unblamauli:,  Uu-blaiu-a-bl,  a.  not  bluiuabl;  in- 

u^iiiit    tiUlu.'<. 
Unblamableness.    Un-bluin-a-bl-ncs,  n.  de  stnt 

ov  bi'iu  uiibliiumbl.  [folt. 

Unblamably,  L'u-blam-a-bli,  ad.  widtit  bluui  or 
Unbl.vMku,  L/'u-bltiuid,  a.  nut  blaind  or  soiiji^rd. 
Unblasted,  Uu-bld:tt-ud,  a.  nut  blasted;  not  mud 

tu  witter. 
Unblazoneu,  Un'-bla-znd,  a.  not  blaznd. 
Unbleaciiku,  Uii-blcct,  a.  not  bleijt. 
UsBLKACiiiNU,  L'n-blf(i-i|i,  a.  not  ble(jig. 
Unblemisiiable,  l'u-blem-i/-a-bl,  a.  not  kapabl 

o»   bt.y  bleiuijt. 
Unblemibuko,    Un-blcm-ijt,  a.  fre  from  blomij; 

spoiled,  btiimlus;  ua^itotcd;  piir. 
Unblenched,  L'n-bleiiijt,*  a.  not  bicntjt. 
Unblencuinu,    Un-bleiiij-io,*  a.    not  blenqig  er 

Jnukio- 
Unble-st,  L'n-ble*t,  a.  not  blest;  akun<t;  unhapi. 
Unbliuiiteo,  L'n-bl{t-ed,  a.  not  bljtuii;  uubl  i^u-d. 
Unbli.nu,  L'u-blind,  t.  t.  tu  tak  at  \i\\nX  trom. 
Unbluudied,  L'n-blud-id,  a.  not  ^taiid  wid  blud. 
Unbloouv,  l'a-b!ud-i,  a.  not  bludi:  not  kroicl. 
Unblushumi.no,    Un-blo8-om-i)),  a.  nut  biirig  uui 

bl>:tim. 
Unblotteu,  L'n-bl6t  ed,  a.  not  blolcd. 
Unblow.v,  L'n-bl(jn,  a.  not  blua.  [ubti^s. 

Unbli/nfed,    l'n-bliint-.>d,    a.    not  blunted;    no( 
U.N'BLt'SHINU,   L'ii-bluj-i|),  a.  not  blujiy:  /amlu;^. 
Unblusiiinolt,  Uii-biiij-iy-li,  ad.  wutijsi  jam. 
U.NBOAsrED,    L'u-biist-L'd,   a.    not  bo-icd. 
U.N'BUAHrFUL    lJu-bu>.it-f  ul.A.  nol  bui^jltul:  modust. 
Unbodied,    Un-bod-id,  a.  buvig  nu  bodi;  iukor- 

]>(brt:at. 
Unboiled,  Un-b6rld,  a.  not  btrld. 
Unbolt,  Un-bult,  r.  t.  tu  remibv  a  bult  from;  tu 

uiita->i);  tu  unbiir. 
U.NBOLTEU,  liii-bult-ed,  a.  not  builted;  kurs;  gra;<. 
Unboved.  L'nbuiid,  a.  n>it  bund.  [b  inut. 

Unbo.vnettek,  Uu-bon-et-ed,  a.  wontij)  a  hat  or 
UNBOOKI8U,  I'n-buk-iJ,  a.  not  bukij  «r  stiidiuj. 
Unboot,  IJn-bdit,  V.  t.  tu  d.v^st  ov  bobu. 
Unborn,  Lin-born,  a.  not  born;  fiiiyiir;  beiy   tu 

kiiiu.  [uaiiv;  wuiiz  uii. 

Unbokkowkd,  ro-b6r-ud,  a.  nut  bor>jd:  jeayi),iii: 
UNBoeoM,  Ua-bui-om,  c.  t.  tu  revel  in  kunfidcns. 

tu  upn:  tu  di:>klijz. 
UNBOTTOMEn.  I  n-bot-omd,  a.  not  botomd. 
UNBoruHT,  L'n-b-il,  a.  not  b'lt;  not  pad  for. 
U.sbol'ND.  I'n-b'iiind,  a.  not  bvad;  la>4:  nut  t|<l:— 

w<iii;ii)  a  kuvur,— ynzd  ov  buks.  [{I'nliind.} 
Unbolnd.  Unbend,  i.  k  p.  from  L'u/ii/id.  Ht 
Unboi'.ndkd,    I'n-bviid'Cd,  a.   n<it   bvndi-d;  vast. 

cudte^:    inlinit;    int^rminsbl;    uuliin  IikI;    unre- 

»(rinl.  iwid'jt  limiiti. 

Unboundedlt,  I'n-b'snd-cd-li,  ad.  widi«t  bundle 
Unbou^ded.ness,    Un-b«nd-vd-nci<,  fi.    cjjtcmjon 

f.-..m  liin  U.  [kjnd. 

r.NBOfNTEOi'8,  Un-b'sn-tc-us  «.  n<.t  b^ntcu.';  not 
I'nbow.  I'n-liu,  r.  t.  tu  unbend. 
Unbowed,  Tn-bud,  a.  not  btjd;  not  bent. 
Unbi'Wel.  I'D-bTS-ol,  c.  t.  tu  fviifral. 
('nbox.   I'n-bok.t.  ff.  t.  tu  tak  nt  uv  a  boks. 
U.NBUAi'E,  l°n-bra:i,  t.  t.  tu  \ati  de  braioi  or;  tu 

Itik;;  lu  relahs. 


Unbkace,  Un-brd>,  v.  i.  tu  gro  flaksid;  tu  rtlikl. 
LInuuaceu,   L'a-briiu,  a.  not  brnat;  unbsad. 
I'nuuaid,  IJn-bral,   r.  t.  lu  uiivrev;  tu  uiired. 
I'NBUAiDED,  L'n-brtid-iid,  a.  not  braded  or  redd. 
rNBUANC'iiED,  Uu-brdii<jt,  a.  not  brjuijt. 
I  NUU.kNDEU,   Uii-braad'od,  a.  nut  branded. 
I'nbiieakable,  L'li-brak-u-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  brukn. 
L'nbueatuable,  Un-bred-a-bl,  a.  dat  kau  not  be 

b.i'dd.  [er?iid. 

I  miueaTIIED,  Un-brrdd,  a.  not  bredd;  — 'not  eiu- 
l  NUUEATUi.sG,  L'li-bred-ig,  a.  not  brediy. 
L  NUUED,    Un-brdd.   a.    not  bred;  not  M>tikat«d; 

il-uiid. 
i  MiKi.ECiiED,  Uii-briqt,  a.  bavio  no  briqezj—L&st 

li'.iii  ae  bncio^.     .St  {^linechiiuj.) 
I  MiKi.WKD,  I  u-bri>d,  u.  not  brorJ;  pi^r:  jdiiynin. 
I  NUiiiUABLK,    Uu-br|b-a-bl,    a.    dal  kau  not  be 

brjbd. 
I  .NUuiBED,  Un-brjbd,  a.  not  brjbd;  not  b|rd. 
I  >bUlLiUED,   l.'ii-brijJ,  a.  not  furiiijt  wid  u  brij. 
I  NBUinLE,  L'a-brj-ill,  v.  t.  tu  fre  trom  de  bijdl. 
I  .SBUiiiLED,    L'u-brj-did,    a.     not    brjdlJ;— uure- 

SlIUllll;    l{.S:DJU.<. 

iNBaiiiLED'.Ess,  Un-brj-dldncs,  n.  Ijsenjiunes. 

>  NBUiuHtENED,  Un-brjt-iid,  a.  n^t  brjlnd. 

i  nuuoaciied,  L'n-b.ujt,  a.  not  bro^t. 

(  .NBuoiLED,  L'n-b.crld,  a.  not  br^ld. 

I  NBUOKL,  L'n-bruik,  a.  uiib.ukii. 

L  aUuokl.n,  L'u-bruk-u,  a.  not  bruiku;  not  vjolat- 

id;  not  »ubdi[d;  n^it  weknd:  not  tami. 
L'nbuookable,  L'n-bruk-a-bl,  a.  iujufcrabl. 
I  NBUoniEULiKE,    Un-uriid-or-ljk,  a.  unbruderli. 
I  .NBBOTiu.ULY,  L'u-biu  i-cr-li,  a.  not  brudurli. 
I  NBuoniiiT,  Uii-br.'»t,  a.  not  bn»t. 
iNBUUIaLU,  L'n-bnijzd,  a.  nol  bra>/d;  not  hurt. 
I'NBitt'aiiEi),  Ua-briiji,  a.  not  brujt. 
Lnblckle,  L'a-buk-l,  v.  t.  tu  {jm  from  buklz. 
Unbuild,  Un-bild,  r.  t.  tu  raz;  tu  desirtf. 
Unbl'ilt,  Un-bilt,  a.  not  bilt;  not  erekiud. 
L'nbc.no,  Un-bui),  r.  t.  tu  tak  de  bug  •»!  uv. 
LNBLOVED,   Uu-Orfd,  u.   not  b»d.     Se  iliuiiy.) 
L'nbl'UDEv,  Ua-biir-du,  ''.  t.  lu  fre   from   burdo; 

ti.i  r.d  ov  a  I(d1;  tJ  tru  of  from.  ^<um. 

rNBL'UDENSOME,    I'n-bur-dn-sum,  a.    not  buriiu- 
I'nbukied,  L'li-ber-id,  a.  not  bu-rid;  nol  inU-ni. 
L'nbl'KNed,  Ua-bdriid,  a.  not  bural;  unbumi. 
r.NutiiMNU.  Un-buni-i(],  a.  not  koiii-iiiu.u  b|  bet. 
(nulunisiieu,  In-bur-nijl,  a.  not  buruijt. 
L'nul'ii>t,  rn-burnt,  .1.  not  burnt;  not  kon^i^md. 
L.NBLBTiiEX,  Uii-biir-den,  r.  I.  iit  {L'/il/urdtit.} 
L'nul'RV,  Un-ber-i,  r.  /.  tu  dijiinter. 
Lnblsied,  Un-biz-id,  a.  nut  bicid;  nol  empIM. 
L'nbl'sine&s-likk,  L'n-biz-ncd-ljk,  a.  unljk  biznes; 

k;irlj>.  [kinz. 

Tnb;  8KINEU,  rn-biii-kind,  a.  not  drest  in  bua- 
L'XBLsY,  I'li-bizi,  a.  Djt  b.zi;  uneinpldrd. 
I  XBL'TTERED,  Un-bdt-ord,  a.  nol  buterd. 
L'xbliton,    L'n-but-n,    v.  t.    tu   law  from  beig 

butiid. 
I'nul'xom.  Un-biik.s-om,  a.  not  buksom;  not  ga. 
I'.NCAUE,  I'n-kaj,  r.  t.  lu  let  Itw  from  a  kaj. 
IxcAOED.  L'n-kajd,  a.  not  kajd;  rrk'-t. 
L'ncalcined,  Uu-kal-sind,  a.  not  kaUind. 
L'nc'alculateo,  Uu-kal-kii-lai-ed,  a.  nut  kalkq- 

lated. 
Uncalled,  Un-kold,  a.  not  kold;  not  sumond. 
I  N*  ALM,   I'li-kiim.*   I.  I.  tu  di.-tiirb. 
I  NCALM.  l'n-ki(m,  a.  not  kqiu;  uiirzi. 
Uncall-mniated,     Un-ka-lum-ni-at-«Ml,    a.    not 

ka  li  iiiiihIo<1. 
Uncamp.  Ua-kamp,  r.  t.  tu  disloj:  tu  ck-p^l. 
Lncancellablk,  Un-kan-«el-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

bf  k.ui.cld.  IrraiU 

Uncanielled,    Un  kan-scld,  a.  not  kanscld:  not 
Uncandid,    Lii-kau-did,  a.    not   kandid;  vffd   OT 

kaudor;  prdji^dut. 


UNC 


588 


UNC 


Uncandidly,  Un-kan-did-li,  ad.  in  an  unkandid 

maner. 

Uncanonical,  Un-ka-non-i-kal,  a.  not  kanonikal; 

not  agiEabl  tia  de  kanonz.  [kanonikali. 

Uncanonicallt,     Un-ka-non-i-kal-i,     ad.     not 

Uncano.sicalness,    Un-ka-non-i-kal-nes,    n.    de 

Stat  ov  bgir)  unkanonikal. 
Uncanonized,  Un-kan-un-jzd,  a.  not  kanonjzd. 
Unca.vopied,  Un-kan-o-piii,  a.  havir)  no  kauiapi. 
Uncanvassed,  Un-kan-vast,  a.  not  kanvast. 
Uncap,  Un-kap,  v.  t.  tia  remdbv  ds  kap  er  kuver 

from. 
Uncape,  Un-kap,  v.  t.  tu  dig  'st  ov  de  ert; — tu 

tak  -St  ov  a  bag; — a  term  in  fuks-huntii). 
Uncapped,    Un-kapt,  a.   not  kapt;  dEprjvd  ov  a 
kap.  [vated. 

Uncaptivated,  Un-kap-ti-vat-ed,  a.  not  kapti- 
Uncarded,  Un-kqrd-ed,  a.  not  kqrded. 
Uncaeed-foe,    Uu-k4vd-fer,  a.   not  regqrded  er 

kf^rd  lor. 
Uncaeessed,  Un-ka-rest,  a.  not  karest.  [nat. 

Unoarxate,  Un-kqr-nat,*  a.  not,  fleji;  not  inkqr- 
Uncarpeted,  Un-kqr-pet-ed,  a.  not  kqrpeted. 
Uncarved,  Un-kqrvd,  a.  not  kqrvd. 
Uncase,  Un-kas,  v.  t.  tu  disengaj  from  a  kas  er 

kuverir). 
Uncatechized,  Un-kat-8-kjzd,  a.  not  katskjzd. 
UscAUGHT,  Un-ket,  a.  not  ket  or  takn. 
Uncaused,  Un-kozd,  a.  haviij  no  prgsgdent  kaz. 
Uncauterized,  Un-ke-ter-jzd,  a.  not  koterjzd. 
Uncautious,  Un-ko-Jus,*  a.  not  kejus;  hedles. 
UxCAUTiousLY,  Un-ke-J'us-li,  ad.  wid'st  kejon. 
Unceasing,    Un-s8.s-iij,  a.  not  sEsig:  kontinyi^al. 
Unceasingly,    Un-ses-iij-li,   ad.    wid'st  sesajon: 

konstantli;  elvvaz;  koniioyqali. 
Uncelebrated,  Un-sel-s-brat-ed,  a.  not  selsbrat- 
cd;  not  snlcmnjzd.  [hevnli. 

Uncelestial,  Un-S8-lest-yal,  a.  not  selestyal;  not 
Uncemented,  Un-S£-ment-ed,  a.  not  semented. 
Uncexsurable,  Un-sen-Jri,-ra-bl,  a.  not  senji],- 
Uncensured,  Un-sen-|i|rd,  a.  not  sanjqrd.  [rabl. 
Unceremonious,  Un-ser-E-mo-ni-us,  a.  not  ser- 
Emonius;  plan.  [wid'st  serEmwni. 

Unceremoniously,     Un-ser-e-mo-ni-us-li,     ad. 
Uncertain,  Un-=er-ten,  a.  not  serten;  not  sertenli 
non;  dii,bius;  prEkarius;  Ekwivokal;  d'stfial;  un- 
setld. 
Uxcertained,  Un-ser-tand,'*  a.  mad  unserten. 
Uncertainly,    Un-ser-ten-li,    ad.   not  Jii,rli;  not 

sertenli. 
Uncertainty,  Un-ser-ten-ti,  n.  dg  stat  ov  bEip 
unserten;  d'St;   di|biusnes;   inakyq,rasi;   kontin- 
jensi.  [ir)  a  sertifikat. 

Uncertificated,  Un-ser-tif-i-kat-ed,  a.  not  hav- 
Uncertified,  Un-ser-ti-fjd,  a.  not  sertifjd. 
Uncessant,  Un-ses-'ant,*  a.  insesant.' 
Uncessantlv,  Un-ses-ant-li,*  ad.  insesantli. 
Unchafed,  Un-qaft,  a.  not  qaft. 
Unchain,  Un-qan,  v.  t.  tm  frs  from  qanz. 
Unchalked,  Un-qekt,  a.  not  mqrkt  wid  qgk. 
Unchallengeable,  Un-qal-enj-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan 

not  bs  qalenjd. 
Unchangeable,    Un-qanj-a-bl,    a.    not  qanjabl; 

undkerabl;  invariabl;  imi|tabl. 
Unchangeableness,  Un-qanj-a-bl-nes,  n.   imix- 
tabiliti.  [wid'st  qanj. 

Unchangeably,    Un-qanj-a-bli,    ad.    imq,tabli ; 
Unchanged,  Un-qanjd,  a.  not  qnnjd  er  ellerd. 
Unchanging,  Un-qanj-ii),  a.  not  qanjit). 
Unchangingly,  Un-qanj-ig-li,  ad.  in  an  unqanj- 
ii1  maner.  [qinelz. 

Unchannelled,   Un-qan-eld,    a.    not  kut   intia 
Unchanted.  Un-qdnt-ed,  a.  not  qontcd. 
Unchakacteristic,  Un-kar-ak-ter-is-tik,  ) 

Uncharacteristical,  Un-kar-ak-tcr-is-ti-kal,  ( 
a.  not  karakteristik;  unsn,tabl  tu  de  karakter. 


Uncharacteristically,  Un-kar-ak-ter-is-ti- 
kal-i,  ad.  nut  karakteristikali. 

Uncharacterized,  Un-kar-ak-ter-izd,  a.  not 
karaktcrjzd. 

Uncharge,  Un-qqrj,  v.  t.  tu  frE  from  a  qqrj. 

Uncharged,  Un-qqrjd,  a.  not  qqrjd.  [iot. 

Unchariot,  Un-qar-i-ot,  i\  t.  tu  tro  ■st  ov  a  qar- 

Uncharitable,  tJn-qar-i-ta-bl,  a.  not  qaritabl; 
woiitii)  qariti;  kontrari  tu  yi^niversal  luv;  un- 
kind, [ov  qariti, 

Uncharitableness,  Un-qar-i-ta-bl-nes,  n.  wont 

Uncharitably,  Un-qar-i-ta-bli,  ad.  in  a  maner 
kontrari  tu  qariti. 

Unchaem.  Un-qqrm,  v.  t.  tu  frs  from  a  qqrm. 

Unchaeming,  Un-qqrm-iij,  a.  not  qqrmii). 

Uncharnel,  Un-qqr-nel,  v.  t.  tu  disinter. 

UxcHARRED,  Un-qqrd,  a.  not  qqrd. 

Unchartered,  Un-qqr-terd,  a.   not  qqrterd. 

UxcHARY,  Un-q4r-i,  a.  not  W£iri;  not  kejus;  not 
frCD^al.  [not  pi],r. 

Unchaste,  Un-qast,   a.   not  qast;  lrj,d;  libidinus; 

Unchastened,  Un-qas-nd,  a.  not  qasnd. 

Unchastisable,  Un-qas-tjz-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 
bs  qastjzd. 

Unchastised,  Un-qas-tjzd,  a.  not  qastjzd. 

Unchastity,  Un-qas-ti-ti,  n.  wont  ov  qastiti; 
inqastiti.  [traded. 

Uxcueated,  Un-qet-ed,    a.    not  qEted;    not  d£- 

Unchecked,  Un-qekt,  a.  not  qekt;  unrEstrand. 

Uncheckered,  Un-qek-erd,  a.  not  qekerd. 

Uncheerful,  Un-qsr-ful,  a.  not  qsrful;  sad; 
gloomi.  [gkomines. 

Uncheerfulness,  Un-qEr-ful-nes,  n.  melankoli; 

Uncheery.  Un-qsr-i,*  a.  dul;  not  enljvnig. 

Uxcherished,  Un-qer-i|t,  a.  not  qerijt. 

Unche'wed,  Un-qv|,d,  a.  not  qi|d  er  mastikated. 

Unchid,  Un-qid,  )  >.    -a        -a 

rTxTr.r,.^^,.T   tT      'J       (   3.  not  qid  er  qidn. 
Unchidden,  Un-qid-n,  )  ^  ^ 

Unchilled,  Un-qild,  a.  not  qild. 

Unchivalrous,  Un-Jiv-al-rus,  a.  not  Jivalrus. 

UxcHOLEEic,  Un-kol-er-ik,   a.    not  kolerik;    n»t 

Unchopped,  Un-qopt,  a.  not  qopt.  L^BS"' 

Unchosex,  Un-qfflz-n,  a.  not  qozn. 

Unchristen,  Un-kris-n,  v.  t.  tu  aniil  baptizm. 

Uxchristened,  Un-kris-nd,  a.  not  krisnd. 

Unchristian,  Un-krist-yan,  a.  not  kristyan;  kon- 
trari tu  Kristyianiti.  [jz. 

Unchristian,  Un-krist-yan,*  «.  <.  tu  unkristyan- 

Unchristianize,  Un-krist-yan-jz,  v.  t.  tu  render 
unkristyan;  tu  divest  ov  Kristyianiti  er  its  ben- 
Efits.  [Kristyan. 

Unchristianlike,  Un-krist-yan-ljk,   a.   unljk  a 

UxcHRiSTiANLY,  Un-krist-yan-li,*  a.  unkristyan. 

Unchristianly,  Un-krist-yan-li,  ad.  in  an  un- 
kristyan maner. 

Unchron'icled,  Un-kron-i-kld,  a.    not  kronikld. 

Unchurch,  Un-qiirq,  v.  t.  tu  dEpriv  ov  At  kar- 
akter and  qts  ov  a  qurq;  tu  ekspel  from  a  qurq. 

Unchurned,  Un-qurnd,  a.  not  qurnd. 

Uncia,  Un'Ji-a,  n.  [/..]  {Med.)  de  twelft  pqrt  ov 
a  p'snd;  an  -yns:  at  dramz. 

Uncial,  Un'Jal,  a.  notii)  leterz  ov  Iqrj  sjz,  kom- 
p'snded  bstWBn  de  kapital  and  miniiski^^l  er  smel 
karaUterz,  yqzd  in  anjent  manyi|skripts. 

Uncial,  Un'Jal,  «..  an  unjalleter;  a  leter  dat  standz 
far  a  ward  in  inskripjonz,  epitafs,  &s.;  az,  A.  M., 
Master  ov  Hrts. 

Unciform,  Un'si-ferm,  a.  {Anat.)  havit)  a  buk- 
lik  proses: — apljd  tu  ds  last  bon  ov  de  sekond 
ru  ov  rist  bonz. 

Uncinate.  Un'si-nat,  a.  {Bit.)  hukt  at  de  end. 

Uncinctured,  Un-siijkt-yqrd,  a.  not  havig  a 
gvriU  or  siijktyq^r. 

Uncipher,  Un-sj-fer,  v.  t.  tu  unravel;  tu  dEsjfer. 

Uncirculated,  Un-ser-kii-lat-ed,  a  not  serki],- 
Ittled. 


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Ckoibcl'Mciskd,    Un-wfr-kum-sjtd,    a.    not   t^t- 

\k\na*\t>\.  [ii«rkuui«i3on. 

UmciKCLMcisioN,  Un-»?r-kuai-»i3-oD,  n.  wunt  ov 

I'NCittci  MscUiBtD,    Un-st-r-kuin-skribd,    a.    un- 

bvixli'l;  uiiliiuitL-d. 
Uncikcu MSPECT,  l.'u-s<T-kuni-spfkt,  a.  notkojus; 
not  vijil«nt.  '    ^  [«t  ko/oo. 

l/NCiRCUMtiPKc'TLV,  UD-3<^r-kum-spekt-li, a<^.  wid- 
Umcikcl'M.stantial,  Un-!i9r-kuin-8liin-/al,  a.  not 
svrkuiujianjiil.  [kwoted. 

Umoitkp,  ru-.-ilt-eJ,  a.  nut  sjtcd  or  gumund;   not 
U^CIV1L,   I'u-siv-il,  a.  not  siril;  impuljt;  uiikurt- 

yus:  rJxl:  ruf:  unkjtid. 
Dncivilizho.  Un-siv-il-jid,  a.  not  siviljzd;  kors. 
Uncivilly,  Un-siv-il-i,  ad.    in  an  uncivil  mancr: 

rUKlli. 
Unclad,  I'n-klad,  h.  not  klod;  not  kludd. 
Unclaimed,  Un-klitmd,  a.    not   klamd:    not  dc- 
mduJ'.J.  ^  [pqrifjd. 

Unclahikied,  Un-klar-i-fjd,  a.  not  klarifjd;  not 
UNCLAbi*.  Uu-kldsp,  r.  t,  tu  Idtsn  de  klasp  uv. 
Unclassic,  L'n-kluj-ik,  |    a.    not   klasik   or 

Unclassical,  Un-klis-i-kal,  I        kla-^ikul:   inelt- 
giint.  [klii*ikal  maner. 

Unolassically,  Un-klaa-i-kal-i,   ad.    in  an  un- 
Uncle,  I  u'kl,  «.   de  bruder  ov  wunz   fqdtr  or 

muder. 
Unclean,  Un-kUn,  a.  not  klcn:  f-sl:  d^rti;  filti; 
l»ld;  uiiqast;  iujpiir;— not  ptirifid  bj  rjts.     [line?. 
Dncleanliness,  I  n-kl^n-li-ne»,  n.  wont  ov  klou- 
Uncleaxly.  I'n-klen-li,  a.  fid:  filti:  unklen. 
Uncleannesw,  l'n-kU'u-ne3,  n.  At   slat  ov   btij) 

unklen:  impiirili;  li^dncs;  filtines. 
UncleaNsED,  L'n-klenzd,  a.  nut  klonzd. 
Uncleared,  Un-klerd,  a.  not  kUrd.  [kleft. 

Uncleavable,  Un-klt'v-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 
Unclerical,    Un-kler-i-kal,   a.    not   betitig    dt 

klyrji. 
Unclew,  I  n-kli^,  r.  t.  tci  undi6;  tu  unwjnd. 
Unclimbed.  rn-kljmd,  a.  not  kljmd. 
Uncli.ncu,  L'n-klinq.  r.  t.  tu  opn  de  klozd  hand; 

— ritn  ><\itj  {unclench.} 
Unclipped,  I'n-klipt,  a.  not  klipt;  hal. 
Uncloaked,  L'n-klukt,  a.   not  klokt. 
Uncloo,  l'n-kl6g,  v.  I.  tu  di:scnkdmbcr:   tu  set 
at  lib<rti.  [from  a  klffstcr. 

Uncloister,  l^n-kl(h-ter,  r.  t.  tu  set  at  Iqrj,  az 
Unclose,  I'n-klilii,  r.  /.  tu  opn. 
Unclosed,  I'n-kluzd,  a.  not  kluzd;  not  Jut. 
U.NCLOTiiE,  I'n-kliJd,  V.  t.  tu  strip  ov  klodz;  tu 

mak  niiked. 
Unclothed,  I'n-kltSdd,  a.  not  klodd. 
Unclothedly,  Un-kliid-cd-li,  ad.  nakcdli. 
Unclotuino,  L'n-klu>d-i{),  n.  a  disrobif);  undr^.s. 
Unclotted,  Uu-kl6t-od,  a.  not  kloted. 
Uncloud,  Un-kliiid,  r.  t.  tu  unval;  tu  kler  from 
obskqriii.  [dqrknd. 

Unclouded,  Un-kl'Kd-ed,  a.  fre  from  klisdz:  nut 
Unclovdedness,  Un-klSd-ed-nes,  n.  opnnes;  fre- 

dom  from  elotm. 
Unclovdy,  Un-klid-i,  a.  frt  from  a  kind;  kler. 
Uncloven,  Un-kl<ir-n,  a.  not  klavn  or  split. 
UnclL'TCU,  Un-klnq,  r.  (.  tu  upn  from  beiy  klo." 
Jut,  ai  de  band.  I  wurd.l 

Unco.  I'o'ko,  ad.  reri;  in  a  hj  drgre.     [Ui^koti/ 
Uncoagulable,  Un-ko-ag-yi^-U-bl,  a.    not  ko- 
AfUnilabl.  [agyi^Iatod. 

Uncoaoilated,  Un-ko-ig-ji^-lat-od,  a.  not  ko- 
Umcoatkd,  Un-kut-ed,  a.  not  kuted;   frtd  from 

a  kut. 
Uncock.  Un-k6k,  r.  t.  tu  let  ditn,  ai  dr  hamcr 
ov  a  gun,  or  de  brim  ov  a  hat;  tu  reiudtat  dat 
hwiq  ix  kokt. 
Uncocked.  Un-kokt,  a.  not  kokt.  [kofin. 

UNCOrriNED,   Un-k6f-ind,    a.    not   put  intu  a 
Uncogent,  Un-k6-jent,  a.  not  kujcnt;  wrk. 


Uncohesivc,  Un-ko-he-siv,  a.  not  kohesir. 
Uncoif,  Uij-ktff,  r.  t.  lu  pul  de  kup  of. 
UxcoiEED.  I  u-kdrft,  a.  not  w^rip  u  k<rf. 
Uncoil,  rn-ktrl,  r.  t.  tu  u|>n  from  beig  kffld  er 

rapt  wuu  Dqrt  u|)>)n  aiidder. 
Uncoised,  Ln-ktiriid,  a.  not  kcrnd. 
Incollated.  Un-kul  ut-ed,  a.  not  kolatcd. 
L'ncollected,    I'n-kol-ekt-od,   a.    nut  kol^kted; 
not  giiderd.  [be  kol^kt«d. 

Uncollectiblk,  Un-kol-^kt-i-bl,{  a.  dai  kan  not 
Uncolomzed,  Un-k6l-u)-n(zd,  a.  nut  k<>lon|id 
IxcoLOUED,  I'u-kdl-ord,  a.  uut  kulurd  or  stand. 
I'scoLTED,  I'n-koU-ed,*  a.  unburst 
Uncombed,  L'li-kumd,  a.  nut  ku>md.         [binabl. 
I'ncumbinable,  L'n-kum-bjn-a-bl,    a.   not   kom- 
L'ncombined,  Un-kom-bjnd,  a.  not  kombjod. 
Uncomeataule.  Un-kum-at-a-bl,t  a.  dat  kan  not 
br  kuin  at:  innksL-^<ibl.  [lines. 

Uncomeliness,  Un-kdm-li-nes,  n.  wont  ov  kum- 
Uncomelv,    L'u-kilm-li,    a.    not   kumli;    wuntig 

gras. 
Uncomfortable,    Un-kdm-fort-a-bl,   a.    wontig 
kumfurt;    uuhapi;    diziaal;    panful;    mizcnbl ; 
qerle-i. 
Uncomfortableness,   Un-kum-fort-a-bl-nea,   n. 

wont  ov  kumfort  er  qrrf  ulnes. 
Uncomfortably,  I'n-kdm-fort-a-bli,  ad.   widvl 

kumfurt  or  t^erfulnes. 

UscoMFORTED,  Un-kdm-fort-ed,a.  not  kumforted. 

Uncommanded,    Un-kom-und-ed,    a.    not    kom- 

(iii'lud.  •  [kumemorated. 

Uncommemorated.  Un-kom-em-ij-rat-ed,  a.   not 

UxcoMMESDABLE,  Un-kom-eud-a-bl,  a.  nut  kom- 

cndabl;  il'xlubl.  (ed. 

UxcoMMENPED,  Un-kom-end-ed,  a.  not  komend- 

Uncommercial,  Un-kom-^r-Jal,  a.  not  kumerjal. 

Uncommiserated,    Un-kom-jz-€r-at-ed,    a.     not 

koiniz'-rated.  [ijond. 

Uncommissioned,  Un-kom-iJ-ond,    a.    not  kum- 

Uxcommitted,  Un-kom-it-ed,  a.  not  komited. 

Uncommon,  Un-kom-on,  a.  not  komon:  unyiijual; 

rqr:  infrekwcnt. 
Uncommonly,  Un-kum-on-li,  ad.  in  an  unk6moD 

drprt':  ntrii:  not  frekwcntli. 
Uncommonxess,  Un-kom-on-nc;!,  n.    de   stat  ov 

ht\\)  unkurnun:  infrtkwensi. 

Uncommcnicated,  Un-kom-ti-ni-kat-cd,   a.    not 

kumi'inikatcd.  [komiinikatig. 

Uncommcxicatino,  Un-kom-ii-ni-kat-ig,  a.   not 

I'xcoMMi'NiCATiVE,  Un-kom-i'i-ni-ka-liv,*  a.  klc»s; 

inkumquikativ. 

UxcoMMi  xiCATi  VENES8,  Un-kom-ti-ni-ka-tiv-nes, 

n.  wunt  ov  i^iriisipajon.  [kompikt. 

Uncompacx  L'n-kom-pakt,*  a.  not  kompakt:  in- 

I'ncompacted,    Un-kom-pakt-ed,*  a.    not   kom- 

jiaktod:  inkomjiaktcd. 
Uncompanied,  I  n-kum-pa-nid,*a. nnakumpanid. 
Uncompanionable,  Un-kom-pan-yon-a-bl,  a.  not 

kuin|>:in>'ou:ibl. 

Uncompasskd,  I'n-kdm-paat,  a.  not  kumpast. 

I'ncompassionate,    Un-kom-paJ-on-at,*  a.    not 

kumi>ajunat:  inkumpajonat.  [patibli. 

Uxcompatibly.  Un-kum-pat-i-bli.*   ad.    inkom- 

I'ncompellable,  Un-kum-fiel-a-bl,    a.    dat  kan 

not  br  k.aujH-ld.  [puljon 

Uncompelled,  Un-kom-p^ld,  a.   frt   from  kom 

Uncompensated,  Un-kum-pea-tat-ed,  a.  not  koin 

j*Misaic<l.  [planig. 

Uncomplaining,  Un-kom-plan-ip,  a.    not  kom- 

Uncomplaisant.  Un-koin-pla-zant,  a.   not   kom- 

plar:int:  uncivil;  imiHjIjt. 
Uncomplaisantly,  L  u-kom-pla-iint-U,  ad.  wiA 

wont  uv  kumplaxani. 
Uncompleted,  Un-kom-pUt-ed,  a.  not  komnltt- 
ed:    not    finijt.  [*«>»• 

Uncompliant,   Un-kom-pU-ant,   a.    not  koapll- 


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Uncomplicated,  Un-kom-pli-kat-ed,  a.  not  kom- 

plikaii  (1. 
Uncomplimentary,    Un-kom-pli-meiit-a-ri,      a. 

nor  k./iiii)liinentari.  [kompliraented. 

Uncomi'LIMENTed,  Un-kom-pli-ment-ed,  a.  nut 
Uncomplving,  Un-kom-pli-ii),    a.    not  kompliiij: 

unbendii).  [los. 

Uncomposed.  Un-kotn-pozd,  a.  not  kompozd;  re,<t- 
Uncompoinded,  Un-koin-p'snd-ed,  a.   not  kom- 

p'Si  lie' I:  siinpl. 
Uncompoundedxess,  Un-kom-p'snd-ed-nes,  n.  de 

Stat  ov  brii)  unkoiupunded. 
Uncomi'Rehended,  Un-kom-pre-hend-ed,  a.   not 

koiniii-Eheiuled.  [kompixhensiv. 

Uncompueuexsive,  Un-kom-pre-hen-siv,*  a.  in- 
Uncompressed,  Un-kom-prest,  a.  not  koinprest. 
UxcoMPUOMiSED,  Un-kom-pro-uiizd,  a.  not  koiu- 

proriiizd. 
Uncompromising,   Un-kom-pro-mjz-ig,    a.    not 

kouip  omizir). 
Uncompkomisixglt,   Un-kom-pro-mjz-ig-li,    ad. 

wid'xi  ki'imjiromiz. 
Uncomputed,  Un-kom-piit-ed,  a.  not  kompnted. 
Unconcealed,  Un-k<m-;£ld,  a  not  konseld.     [bl. 
Unconceivable,  Un-kon-sEv-a-bl.*a.  inkonseva- 
Uncoxceivablexess,    Un-kon-sev-a  bl-nes,*    n. 

inkonsEvablnes. 
Uxconceived,  Un-kon-sevd,  a.  not  konsevd. 
Unconcern,  Un-kon-sern,  n.  wont  ov  konsern  or 

interest;  neglijens;  indiferens;  frt-dum  from  aij- 

zjeti. 
Unconcerned,  Un-kon-sernd,   a.    not    konsernd: 

havii)  11(0  interest:  not  aijkjus;  not  afekted. 
Unconcernedly,  tln-kon-sern-ed-li,    ad.    widtt 

konsein  er  interest. 
Unconcernedness,  Un-kon-sern-ed-nes,  n.    ire- 

dum  from  konsern.  [iij. 

Unconcernixg,  Un-kon-sern-ir),*  a.  not  interest- 
UxcoNCERTED,  Un-kon-sert-ed,   a.    not  kontrivd 

er  konserted.  [siliated. 

Unconciliated,  Un-kon-sil-i-at-ed,  a.  not  kon- 
Unconciliating,  Un-kon-sil-i-at-it),  a.  not  kon- 

siliatii).  [ed. 

Uncoxcluded,  Un-kon-kli],d-ed,  a.  not  konkh^d- 
U.nconcluding,    Un-kon-kh],d-ii),*  a.    not   kon- 

kliidiii.  [not  mati^rd. 

Unconcocted,  Un-kon-kokt-ed,  a.  not  konkokted: 
Uncoxdlmned,  Un-kon-deind,  a.  not  koudemd. 
Uncoxdensable,  Un-kon-dens-a-bl,  a.  not  kon- 

densabl. 
Uncondensed,  Un-kon-denst,  a.  not  kondenst. 
Unuonditioxal,  Un-kon-diJ-on-al,  a.    not   kon- 

dijunal;  not  rgstrikted;  absoln,t;  not  limited. 
Unconditionally,  Un-kon-diJ-on-al-i,  ad.  wid-st 

kondijouz. 
Unconducing,  Un-kon-dq,s-ii),  a.  not  kondii^sii): 

not  Ifdig  tu.  [ed:  not  led. 

Uncoxducted,  Un-kcn-dtikt-ed,  a.  not  kcndiikt- 
Unconkederated,  Un-kon-fed-er-at-ed,   a.    not 

kontederated. 
Uncoxfeered,  Un-kon-ford,  a.  not  konferd. 
Uncoxfessed,  Un-kon-fest,  a.  not  konfest. 
Unconfessing,  Un-kon-fes-ig,  a.  not  konfesii). 
Uncoxfixable,  Un-kon-fjn-a-bl,  a.  not   koTi'fjn- 

abl:  'unb-siided.  [limited. 

Uncoxfixed,  Unkon-fjnd,  a.  not  konfjnd:  nn- 
Unconfinedly,  Un-kon-fjn-ed-li,  ad.,  wid-st  kon- 

fjnment. 
Unconfining,  Un-kon-fjn-ig,  a.  not  konfjnii). 
Unconfirmed,  Un-kon-fermd,  a.   not  konfermd: 

not  estal>lijt;  not  stregtend;  re;  wek. 
Uncoxform,  Un-kon-ferm,*  a.    unljk;  disiinilar. 
Uncoxformable,  Un-kon-form-a-bl,'  a.  not  kon- 

formabl:  itlkon^■istent.  [formabli. 

Unconfoum a  BLY,  Un-kon-form-a-bli,  dd.  not  kon- 
Unconformed,  Un-kon-formd,  a.  not  konfermd. 


Unconformity,  Un-kon-firm-i-ti,*   n.    nonkon- 

firiniti.  [f-snded. 

Uncoxfouvded,  Un-kon-f-snd-ed,    a.    not    kon- 
Uncoxfused,  Un-kon-fiv/.d,  a.  not  konfi\,zd. 
Uncoxfusedly,    Un-kon-fi\,z-ed-li,    ad.     wid^st 

konfnx<in.  [abl:  irefragabl. 

Unconfutable,  Un-kon-fi'i,t-a-bl,  a.  not  konfi^t- 
Unconfl'Ted,  Un-konfij,t-ed,  a.  not  konfti,ted. 
Unconcealed,  Un-kon-jgld,  a.  not  konkreted  bi 

kold. 
Uncongenial,  Un-kon-je-ni-al,  a.  not  konjenial. 
Uncongeniality,  Un-kon-JE-ni-al-i-ti,  n.    wont 

ov  koiiJEninliti. 
Uncongratulated,    Un-kon-grat-yi],-lat-ed,    a. 

not    kon;<ratyi|lated. 
Unconjoined,  Un-kon-jffnd,  a.  not  konjtrnd. 
Unconjugal,  Un-k6n-ji|,-ga],  a.  not  konjiigal;  not 

bsiicig  a  luizband  er  wjf.  [jiirjktiv. 

Unconjunctive,  Un-kon-jiigk-tiv,   a.    not   kon- 
Unconnected,  Un-ki>n-ek-ied,  a.    not  konekted; 

diskonek  cd;  not  koherent:  laks-  Ian;  vag." 
Uncoxnectedly,    Un-kon-ek-ted-li,    ad.    wid-st 

kon.-kjon. 
Unconniving,  Un-kon-jv-ig,  a.  not  konjvig. 
Unconquerable,  Un-kog-ker-a-bl,  a.    not  kog- 

kerabl:  insurin-sntabl;  insi\perabl;   invinsibl. 
Unconquerableness,  Un-kog-ker-a-bl-nes,  n.  dz 

Stat  <iv  bcig  uiikogkerabl:  invinsiblnes. 
Unconquerably,  Un-kog-ker-a-bli,  ad.  invinsi- 

bli:  insiiiierabli. 
Uncoxquered,  Un-kog-kerd.  a.  not  kogkerd. 
Unconscientious,  Un-kon-Ji-en-Jus,  a.  not  kon- 

Jienjus. 
Unconscionable,  Un-kon-Jon-a-bl,  a.   not  kon- 

Jonabl;  Jvust;  gnermus;  ekstravagant;  nnreznabl; 

unjust. 
Uncoxscionablene.ss,    Un-kon-Jon-a-bl-nes,    n. 

ekstnivngaiis;  unreznablnes  ov  hop  or  klam. 
Unconscionably,  Un-kon-Jon-a-bli,    ad.     unre- 

znabli. 
Unconscious,  Un-kon-Jus.  a.  not  konjus;  havig 

no  mental  persepjon;  unnoig;  ignorant. 
Unconsciously,  Un-kon-Jus-li.  ad.   wid-st  kon- 

Jusnes.  [beii)  unkonjus. 

Unconsciousness,  Un-kon-Jus-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 
Unconsecrated,  Un-kon-SE-krat-ed,  a.  not  kon- 

sekrated.  [not  j'Elded. 

Unconsented,  Un-kon-sent-ed,  a.  not  konsented; 
Uncoxsenting,  Un-kon-sent-ig,  a.  not   konsent- 

i:g:  not  yEldig. 
Unconsidered,  Un-kon-sid-erd,  a.  not  konsiderd. 
Unconsidering,  Un-kon-sid-er-ig,    a.    not  kon- 

siderig. 
Unconsigned,  Un-kon-sjnd,  a.  not  konsjnd. 
Unconsolidated,    Un-kon-s61-i-dat-ed,    a.    not 

konsolidated. 
Unconsolixg.  Un-kon-s61-ig,  a.  not  konsolig. 
Unconsonant,  Un-kon-so-nant,    a.    not  konso- 

nant;  inkoggroQus.  [yi]^us. 

Unconspicuous,  Un-kon-spik-yri,-us, a.  inkonsjuk- 
Uncoxspirjngness,  Un-kon-spjr-ig-nes,*  n.   ab- 

sens  ov  konspirasi. 
Unconstant.  Un-kon-stant,*  a.  inkonstant. 
Unconstitutional,  Un-kun-sti-tii,-Jon-al,  a.  not 

konstiti],fi'n:il. 
Unconstitutionality,  Un-kon-sti-tn-Jon-al-i-ti, 

n.  de  kwdliti  ov  beig  unkonstiti|Jonal,er  inkon- 

siitint  wid  de  konstiti^Jon. 
Unconstitutionally,  Un-kon-sti-tii,-Jon-aI-i,  ad. 

in  :in  uiikunstitiyoual  manor. 
Unconstrainable,    Un-kon-stran-a-bl,    a.    dat 

kan  not  be  konstrand.  [strant. 

Unconstrained,  Un-kon-strand,  a.  frE  from  kon- 
Unconstraixedly,  Un-kon-stran-ed-li,  ad.  wid- 

■st.  kon-^triiiit.  [konstrant;  ez. 

Unconstraint,  Un-kon-strant,  n.    fredom  from 


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Ukconstructid,  Un-kon-stnikt-ed,  m,  not  kon- 

Ukconsultkd.  Un-kon-sdlt-cd,  a.  not  konsdited. 
UwcoxsL'LTixo,  Un-kon-!)iiU-iD,  a.  not  konsdlito; 

•imjirMVHluut:  impnixlcnt.  [wn'«teij. 

rNt'ONHiMKD,  Cii-kon-sriinJ,  a.  not  koti-iitii'i  or 
L'si'ovSLMiNO,  rn-kun-Mim-io.  .i.  not  kc>ti<iiiniu. 
U.NCONbUMMATi;,    I'n-kou-suiu-ai,    a.    not    kon- 

■dinHi.  [^dtnated. 

Unconsi'MMated,  Un-kon-sdm-at-cd,  a.  out  kon- 
Um'o.ntami.nated,  Un-kon-tam-i-nat-ed,   a.    not 

koiil:iiniii'i(ed. 
UscoxTKMXtD.  Tn-kon-tcmd,  a.  not  dFspjzd. 
Uncostkmplated,  Un-kon-t^in-plat-ed,    a.    not 

koutetii|iliite<l.  [lor;  not  kont^jlvd. 

Dncostknded,  rn-kon-tdnd-cd,a.  not  koiit^udod 
Uncontkstkd,  I'n-kon-tefit-ed,  a.  diskont^nted. 
UnconTksted,  I'n-kon-lest-cd,  a.  not  koiite.stfd; 

cvidi-nt.  [tnikti'd. 

Un'co»tractkd,  I'n-kon-trdkt-ed,  a.  not  kon- 
Uscontkakutable,  Un-kon-tra-dikt-a-bl,  a.  in- 

diH|iiitiibl.  [tnidikted. 

Dnco\tradicted.  Un-kon-tra-dikt-ed,a.  not  kon- 
Uncontkadictkdlv,   Un-kon-tra-dikt-cd-li,  «</. 

wiiliit  koiitr;ulikjon.  (e<l. 

Usx'ONTnASTtn,  L"n-kon-trdst-ed,  a.  not  kontruit- 
Un'Co.ntkite,  I'n-kon-trit,  a.  not  kontrit. 
Umostki VEP,  I'ti-kon-trjvd,  a.  not  kontrjvd. 
U.scovTRiviNO,  rn-kon-triv-ij),  a.  not  kontrp-ig. 
Uncontrollable,  Uu-kon-tnjl-a-bl,  a.  not  kon- 

trultibl:  uii;;uverniibl;  uiiuidnajabi;  rezistlo.x. 
Uncoxtbollablv,  L'n-kon-trul-a-bli,  ad.  so  az 

n  i!  Ml  r)r  kmilruM. 
Uncontrolled,  I'n-kon-trtild,  a.    not  kontrd>ld: 

unrtzis'i'd:  not  wvcrriDld;  not  rf  futod. 
Uncontrolleuly,  Un-kon-trul-fd-li,  ad.    wid^t 

koutrif)!  or  o|)uzijon. 
Uncontrovebtei),    rn-kon-tro-vprt-od,    a.     not 

kontr  jvoito<l  or  di^ipritod. 
UnconVe.ned.  I'n-koii-vend,  a.  not  konvend. 
Uncosvehsable,    I'n-kon-v^rs-a-bl,  a.    not  kon- 

ver.«abl:  not  .-Hj/al. 
Unconversant,  Un-k6n-ver-sant,  a.  not  konvor- 

saiit:  not  fjinilyar.     Se  {(^i-nremant.y 
Uncox version,  L'n-kon-vvr-Jon, ».  de  stator  bci{) 

unkonvcrtod. 

Unconverted,  I'n  kon-v^rt-ed,  a.  not  konvertcd: 

not  relijuj.  [vertibl. 

Unconvertible,  Un-kon-v^rt-i-bl,  a.    not  kon- 
Unconveved.  In-kon-vad,  a.  not  konviid. 
Unconvicted,  I'n-kon-vikt-cd,  a.  not  konvikted. 
UxcovviNCED,  Un-kon-vinst,  a.  not  konvinst. 
Uncooked.  I'n-kukt,  a.  not  kukt.  [kopid. 

Uncoimable,  rn-k6p-i-a-bl,  a.  di»t  kan  not  br 
Uncord,   lu-kord,   r.  t.  tu   Xaa  from  kordz:  tu 

anb|nd.  •  [hqrti. 

Uncordial,    Un-kord-yal,  a.    not    kardyal:    not 
Uncork.  In-k.irk,  r.  t.  tu  dro  At  kork  from. 
Uncoroseted,  l'n-k6r-ij-nct-cd,  a.  not  havip  a 

kiirunvt.  linakyi^rat. 

Uncorrected,   Un-kor-^kt-ed,  a.    not  kor^klcd: 
Uncourh;ible,  Un-kor-ij-i-bl,*  a.  ink6rijibl. 
Uncorroburatkd,    Un-kor-6b-u-rat-ed,    a.    not 

kor6i>u>ra'cd. 
Uncorroded.  Un-kor-«jd-ed,  a.  not  korodod. 
Uncorrlpt,  I'D-kor-ript,  a.  not  kordpi;  ono«t;  in- 

k<'rd;.t.  [not  vi/intcd. 

Uncorrcpted,  Un-kor-dpt-cd,  a.  not  kordpicd; 
UNCORRirrKDNEbS,  Uu-kor-dpt-ed-Des,  n.  At  atat 

ov  bri|)  unkordptcd. 
UxcoRRCPTiBLE,  Uo-kor-dp-ti-bl,  a.  inkoniptibl. 
rNCOKRiPTLY,  L'n-kor-dpl-li,  ad.   widit  korup- 

Jon:  Uiiritli. 
Uncorrcptness,  Un-kor-dpt-ncs,  ».    de  »t«t  ov 

b.-m  unkonijil;  integriti.  [advjxd. 

Uncounsellable,  Un-kisn-sel-a-bl.  a.  not  tu  be 


Umcounsellfd,  Un-kiinneld,  a.  not  kunncld. 
Uncountable,  L'n  kTsnt-a-bl,*  a.  int'imerubl. 
Uncounted,  Un-kvut-ud,    a.    not  nutnberd;   not 

kunted.  [ttnanst. 

Uncol'ntexanced,  Un  kin-U-nan<t,  a.  not  kin- 
I'.NcoL.NTtUACTED,    Un-kva-tef-aki-cd,     a.     nut 

kuiitiTakieil. 
['.vcountebfeit,  Un-kin-ter-ni,  a.  not  kinterTit. 
Uxcol'nterkkited,    Un-kin-ter-fit-ed,     a.    not 

kSiiUsrfiud. 
Uncol-ntermaxdable,  Un-km-tcr-mdnd-a-bl,  a. 

not  lu  bf  k'Hiitfruiiiiidfd.  [tcrvald. 

Uncounterveiled,  Ln-kuntcr-vald,  a.  noik'sn- 
L'ncolple,  Ln-kdii-1,  c.  t.  tu  low  from  kupli;  lu 

set  IdW;  tu  ili«j«5fn. 
Uncoupled,  Un-kdp-ld,  a.  not  kupid;  siogl. 
UxcouRTED.  Un  kdirt-cd,  a.  not  kortwl  or  wcwl. 
UxfouKTEOus,  Un-kiir-tc-us,  »r  L'n-kurt-yu«,  a. 

not  kdrieus;  iui|iQl{t:  uncivil. 
I  xcocRTEousLy,    Ln-kiir-ie-us-li,   or    Un-k(Srt- 

yxi-'-X  ,  aJ.  in  an  unkurteui  maner;  UD!<ivili. 
UxcoLRTEOcsxESs,  L'n-kdr-U-us-nea.  n.  At  stat 

ov  beij)  unkiirtcus.    -  [ip  unkortli. 

IScoLUTLiXEss,  Ln-kurt-li-ncs,  w.  de  stat  ov  be- 
UscoLRTLY,  lJn-k6rt-li,  a.    not  kortli;  inelegant 

in  iu;ini'rz:  uncivil;  kors;  ra-tik. 
UxcOLTH,  I'n-kiiit,   a.    od;  8tranj;  unyt'j^i^al;  ek- 

ward:  unhandi:  klumzi:  imiMDijt. 
Uncol'Thly,  Un-k(j[»t-li,  ad.  in  an  unk(jE)t  maner; 

odii:  !<tranjli. 
Uncolthxess,  Un-kifit-ncs, n.  At  statov  brij)  nn- 

kiiit;  (nlnos:  ■itraijjnes.  [naotcd. 

UxcovESANTED,  Ln-kdv-e-nant-ed,  a.  not  kdve- 
Uncover,  Un-kiiv-cr,   r.  t.  lu  div^t  ov  a  kuver- 

ig:  tu  strip:  tu  unroEif:  tu  la  opnj — tu  b^r,  a< 
^  ffc  hcd  in  tukn  ov  re.''pekt.  [mak  b^r. 

Uncover,  Un-kdv-er,  r.  i.  tu  tak  of  At  hat;  lu 
Incoveted,  I'n-kdv-et-ed,  a.  not  kuvetcd. 
Incowl.  I'n-kiil,  r.  /.  tu  divest  ov  a  k-sl. 
IJxcowLED,  Un-ki4ld,  a.  not  wqrij)  a  kiil. 
TxcRAMPED,  Un-kramt,  a.  not  kramt. 
UxcREATABLE,  Uo-krE-at-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

krrntcd.  [tu  nutip. 

UxcHEATE.  Un-kre-at,  r.  t.  tu  anjb'lat;  tu  rcdiiJ 
I'XCUEATE,  Un-krr-at,  a.  not  krtau-d:  unkreat<^. 
I'xcuEATED,  Un-krc-ut-ed,  a.  not  priadtiji  bj  kre- 

ajon:  not  mad. 
UxcBEDiBLE,  Un-krcd-i-bl.»  a.  inkrcdibl. 
Ux<;hei)Itable.  Un-kred-it-a-bl,*a.  di!<kreditabl. 
L'.s^HEDiTABLENESS,  Ln-krod-it-a-bl-ncs,*  n.  djs- 

kiiMlitiiblncs. 
U.xcREDiTABLY,  Un-kfod-it-a-bli, a<f.  widitkred- 

if:  di.ir<5))yntabli. 
Uncredited,  Un-kr^-it-cd,  a.  not  krodited;  not 

brlpvd. 
Uncrested,  Un-krwt-ed,  a.  not  hivig  a  krest. 
Incrippled,   Un-krip-ld,  a.  not  kripld. 
I'ncritical.  Un-krit-i-kal,  a.  not  kritikal. 
I'ncriticized.  Uu-krit-i-sizd,  a.  not  kriti«jzd. 
I'ncropped,  Un-kropt,  a.  not  kropt;  not  gaderd. 
I'ncrossed.  Un-krost,  a.  not  krosi:  unkanseld. 
Uncrow'ded.  Un-krsd-ed,  a.  not  stratnd. 
Incrown.  In-kr'jn,  r.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  a  krsn; 

tu  di-kr>n. 
Uncrcshkd,  In-knijt,  a.  not  krujt.      [no  krust. 
Tncrcwted.  In-krust-cd,  a.    not  knist«l:  havip 
rxcBVSTALLiXE,  Un-kris-tal-jn. cr  Un-krii-tal-in, 

a.  not  kri.-talin.    Sr  {Crytlallinf.} 
Uncrystallizable,  Un-kris-lal-jz-a-bl,    a.    not 

tu  be  krisializd. 
Unction,  I'lik'/on,  n.  de  akt  ov  .    '  i  tig 

Icniliv; — ujj^wcnt;  wotracnl;-  »  Jon, 

dal  hwiq  oksjts  or  mclLt  tu  dr^    .  'rm 

uijkjiin,  wun  ov  At  scvn  .sakraiucuu  ov  At  K©- 

man  Kutolik  qurt;.  it  de  eolcm  nnfTnlig  ova  per- 
son at  de  pffnt  ov  dct. 


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Unctionless,  TJijk'Jon-les,  a.  dEVt5^d  ov  uijkjon. 
Unctuosity,  Ur)kt-yix-6s-i-ti,  ii.  de  kwoliti  ov  be- 

ii)  lujkjus;  fatnes;  fflines. 
Unctl-ol'S,  Uijkt'yix-us,  a.  fat;  erii;  grezi. 
Unctuousness,  Ugkt'yq,-us-nes,  n.  fatnes;  erlines; 
grezines.  [kukokl. 

Uncuckolded,   Un-kuk-old-ed,    a.    not   mad   a 
Unculled,  Un-kiild,  a.  not  kuld;  not  gaderd. 
Unculpable,  Un-kdl-pa-bl,*  a.  inkulpabl. 
Uncultivable,  Un-kul-tiv-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

kdltivated. 
Uncultivated,  Un-kul-ti-vat-ed,  a.  not  kdltivat- 
ed;  not  imprif)vd  bj  tilaj;— not  instriikted;  not 
siviljzd.  * 

Uncumbered,  Un-kum-berd,  a.  not  kumberd. 
Uncurb,  Un-kurb,  v.  t.  tu  fre  from  de  kurb. 
Uncurbable,  Un-kdrb-a-bl,*  a.  dat  kan  not  bs 

kurbd. 
Uncurbed,  Un-kiirbd,  a.  not  kurbd;  Ijsenjus, 
Uncurdled,  Un-kurd-ld,  a.  not  kurdld. 
Uncured,  Un-kii,rd,  a.  not  kii,rd;  not  held. 
Uncurl,  Un-kurl,  v.  t.  tia  fre  from  kurlz  or  rig- 
lets,  [kurlz. 
Uncurl,  Un-kurl,   -v.  i.   tu  fel  from  riglets  er 
Uncurled,  Un-kurld,  a.  not  kurld.  [freli. 
Uncurrent,  Un-kur-ent,  a.  not  kurent;  not  pasii) 
Uncurried,  Un-kur-id,  a.  not  kurid. 
Uncurse,  Un-kurs,  v.  t.  tia  frg  from  eksskrajon. 
Uncursed,  Un-kurst,  a.  not  kurst. 
Uncurtailed,  Un-kur-tald,  a.  not  kurtald. 
Uncurtain,  Un-kur-  ten,  v.  t.  tu  divest  ov  a  kur- 

ten. 
Uncurtained,  Un-kur-tend,  a.  not  kurtend. 
Uncustomable,  Un-kus-tom-a-bl,  a.  not  Ijabl  tu 

pa  kustomz. 
Uncut,  Un-kut,  a.  not  kut;  not  separated. 
Undam,  Un-dam,  v.t.  tia  fre  from  a  damer  mund. 
Undamaged,  Un-dam-ajd,  a.  not  damajd. 
Undamped,  Un-damt,  a.  not  damt;  not  dejekted. 
Undangerous,  Un-dfkn-jer-us,*  a.  not  danjerus. 
Undarkened,  Un-dqrk-nd,  a.  not  dqrknd. 
Undated,  Un-dat-ed,  a.  not  dated. 
Undauntable,  Un-dqnt-a-bl,  a.  not  tia  be  dqnted. 
Undaunted,  Un-dqiit-ed,  a.  not  dqnted.        [idli. 
Undauntedly,  Un-dqnt-ed-li,  ad.  boldli;  intrep- 
Undauntedness,    Un-dqnt-ed-nes,    n.     boldnes; 

braveri;  intrepiditi. 
Undawnin'g,  Un-den-ii),  a.  notdenii);  notilnmind. 
Undazzled,  Un-daz-ld,  a.  not  dazld. 
Undeaf,  Un-def,*  v.  t.  tu  fre  from  defnes. 
Undebarred,  Un-de-b^rd,  a.  not  debqrd.       [ed. 
Undebased,  Un-de-bast,  a.  not  debast  er  degrad- 
Undebated,  Un-de-bat-ed,  a.  not  debated. 
Undebauched,  Un-de-boqt,  a.  not  debeqt. 
Undebilitated,  Un-de-bil-i-tat-ed,  a.  not  debil- 
itated. 
Undecagon,  Un-dek-a-gon,  n.  {Gemn.)  a  f igyri,r 

ov  elevn  sjdz  and  aijglz. 
Undecayed,  Un-de-kad,  a.  not  dekad  er  imp4rd. 
Undecaying,  Un-de-ka-ig,  a.  not  dekaig  er  de- 

kljnii). 
Undec'kitful,  Un-de-set-ful,  a.  not  desetf lal. 
Undeceivable,  Un-de-sev-a-bl,  a.   not  liabl  tu 
desev  er  be  desevd.  [sepjon. 

Undeceive,  Un-de-sev,  v.  t.  tii  set  fre  from  de- 
Undeceived,  Un-de-SEvd,  a.  not  desevd  er  ceted. 
Undeceptivk,  Un-de-.sep-tiv,  a.  not  deseptiv. 
Undecidable,  Un-de-sjd-a-bl,*  a.  dat  kan  not  be 
desjded.  [termind. 

Undecided,  Un-de-sjd-ed,  a.  not  desjded;  not  de;- 
Undeciding,  Un-de-sid-ig,  a.  not  desjdig. 
Undecipherable,  Un-de-sj-fer-a-bl,  a.    not  de- 

sjfcrabl. 
Undeciphered,  Un-de-sj-ferd,  a.  not  desjford. 
Undeok,  Un-dek,  v.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  ornament.s  or 
dres. 


Undecked,  Un-dekt,  a.  not  adernd;  not  emb^lijt. 
Undeclared,  Un-de-kl4rd,  a.  not  dekl4rd. 
Undeclinable,  Un-de-kljn-a-bl,*  a.  indekljnabl. 
Undeclined,  Un-de-kijnd,   a.    not  dekiind;    not 

deviatig; — not  gramatikali  varid  bj  terminajon. 
Undeclining,  Un-de-kljn-ig,  a.  nol  dekljnig. 
Undecomposable,  Un-de-kom-p6z-a-bl,*  a.  not 

dekompozabl.  [pozd. 

Undecomposed,  Un-de-kom-p6zd,  a.  not  dekom- 
Undecompounded,  Un-de-kom-p-snd-ed,   a.   not 

dekompiinded.  [ed. 

Undecorated,  Un-dek-cD-rat-ed,  a.  not  dekorat- 
Undecreed,  Un-de-kred,  a.  not  dekred. 
Undedicated,  Un-ded-i-kat-ed,  a.  not  dedikated; 

not  konsekrated. 
Undeuucible,  Un-de-d4s-i-bl,  a.  not  dedixsibl. 
Undefaceable,  Un-de-fas-a-bl,a.  dat  kan  not  be 

defast.  [figyi^rd. 

Undefaced,  Un-de-fast,  a.   not  defast;  not  dis- 
Undefeasible,  Un-de-fez-i-bl,*  a.  indefezibl. 
Undefeated,  Un-de-fet-ed,  a.   not  defetcd;  un- 

kogkerd. 
Undefended,  Un-de-fend-ed,   a.   not  defended: 

ekspuzd  tu  asolt. 
Undeferred,  Un-de-ferd,  a.  not  deferd. 
Undefied,  Un-de-fjd,  a.  not  defid:  not  qalenjd. 
Undefiled,  Un-de-fjld,  a.  not  defjld;  not  pointed. 
Undefiledness,  Un-de-fjl-ed-nes, ».  fredomfrom 

Stan. 
Undefinable,  Un-de-fin-a-bl,  a.  indefinabl. 
Undefined,  Un-de-fjnd,a.  not  def  jnd  er  ekspland. 
Undeflowered,  Un-de-fl-8-erd,  a.  not  defl'serd. 
Undeformed,  Un-de-fermd,  a.  not  deformd. 
Undefrauded,  Un-de-fred-ed,  a.  not  defreded. 
Undegraded,  Un-de-grad-ed,  a.    not  degraded; 

not  debast. 
Undeify,  Uu-ds-i-fj,  v.  t.  tia  deprjv  ov  diviniti. 
Undejected,  Un-de-jekt-ed,  a.  not  dejekted;  not 

deprest. 
Undelayed,  Un-de-lad,  a.  not  delad. 
Undelaying,  Un-de-la-ig,  a.  not  delaig. 
Undelegated,  Un-del-e-gat-cd,  a.  not  delegated. 
Undeliberate,  Un-de-lib-er-at,  a.  not  deliberat; 

raj. 
Undeliberated,  Un-de-lib-er-at-ed,   a.   not  de- 
liberated or  konsiderd. 
Undeliberateness,  Un-de-lib-er-at-nes,  n.  wont 

ov  deliberajon. 
Undeliberative,  Un-de-lib-er-a-tiv,  a.  not  de- 

liberativ. 
Undelicious,  Un-de-liJ-us,  a.  not  delijus. 
Undelighted,    Uu-de-lit-ed,    a.    not  delited  er 

plezd. 
Undelightful,  Un-de-ljt-ful,  a.  not  delitful. 
Undelineated,  Un-de-lin-e-at-ed,  a.  not  delin- 
eated. 
Undelivered,  Un-de-liv-erd,  a.  not  deliverd. 
Undeluded,  Un-de-h\d-ed,  a.  not  deli|,ded. 
Undeluged,  Uu-del-qjd,  a.  not  overbwelmd. 
Undelusive,  Un-de-lq-siv,  a.  not  deh|siv. 
Undemanded,  Un-de-mdnd-ed,  a.  not  demanded. 
Undemised,  Un-de-mizd,  a.  not  demjzd. 
Undemolished,  Un-de-mol-ijt,  a.  not  demolijt. 
Undemonstrable,  Un-de-mon-stra-bl,    a.    inde- 

monstrabl.  [old;  obvius. 

Undeniable,  Un-de-nj-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  ds- 
Undeniably',  Unde-nj-a-bli,  ad.  so  planli  az  tu 

admit  no  kontradikjon. 
Undenounced,  Uu-de-n-»nst,  a.  not  den-snst. 
Undepending,  Un-de-pend-ig,  a.  not  dependij). 
Undeplored,  Un-de-pl6rd,  a.  not  lamented. 
Undeposed,  Un-de-p6zd,  a.  not  depozd. 
Undepraved,  Un-de-pravd,  a.  not  depravd. 
Undepressed,  Un-de-prest,  a.  not  deprest. 
Undeprivkd,  Un-de-prjvd,  a.  not  deprjvd. 
Undeputed.  Ua-de-pii,t-ed,  a.  not  dEpi],ted. 


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I  vDtR,  I'u'Jcr,  prep,  in  a  »tat  ov  subjek/on  ta; 

-iilNvrJinat  tu;  htiiid;  nut   (jVcr;   not   niur;    leg 

rtnif  infrriorlu;  bflii;  not  abliv;  -  j<'>nontli  o|xI)zd 

I  r   uvfr. —  I'niifr  tal,   luivij)    de    Hals 

l/ci|)  in  mojun,  iiz  u  Jip.—  I'luler  tea, 

I  '>u  or  umkio  |iro;;re!(,  az  a  Jip. 

Um>ui,  Lu'Jcr,  a.  infErior;  luor;  subjckt;  subor- 

dinnt. 
Under,  Un'dcr,  W.    mo  at  tu  br  infrrior;  belu; 

not  Bbdv;  lf!<;— it  iz  muq  yi^zd  in  kuu][iuziJon. 
Ukdebactioji,    L'n-dcr-ak-Jon,    «.    a   sulMrdinat 

ok/on.  [tor  or  njent. 

Undebactor,  rn-der-dk-tor,  n.  asubordinnt  nk- 
Underaoent,    I'n-der-u-jent,    n.    a    liubordinul 

ajunt. 
Undebanoed,  I'D-dE-rdfljd,  a.  not  deranjd. 
U.XDERBEAR,  I'n-dcr-b^r,  v.  t.  tu  8up<irt;  tu  en- 

diir;--tu  l|n. 
Unoeruearer,  rn-der-b4r-cr,  n.  wun  ba>  undcr- 

biirz;  wuD  hob  hcli<s  tu  bi^r  a  kofin  at  a  bcrial; 

ii  b;irer. 
Lnuerbid,  Tn-dcr-bld,  r.  t.  tu  bid  or  ofer  les 

for;  tu  ofcr  for  eni  tijj  l«a  dan  it  iz  wurt. 
Underbi.nd,  rn-der-bjnd,  r.t.  tu  bjnd  undcm^d. 
Underbrace,  In  der-bras,  1. 1.  tu  bjnd  tug^dcr 

belli). 
U.vpERBRANCu,  I'n'dcr-branq.  «.  a  loer  bmnq. 
L'.NiitRMUEAi),  I'n'Jor-brod,  a.  ov  inferior  brediy. 
UNDEKUKL'sii,  I'li'dcr-bruJ,  n.  brujwud  or  Jrubz 

grwii)  umlcr  forest  trez;   undergrot. — [Yq,«d  in 

de  Viinjtod  Stat.s.] 
UNDERBLr,  In-dcr-bi,  r.  t.  tu  bj  for  Ics. 
Uaukkchambeblaiv,   Un-dcr-qdm-ber-Iin,   n.    a 

sub.li  Jinat  ij;imb<'rlin. 
L'SDERi'iiAPS,  l'n'dcr-qf«p-«,  n.  pi.  de  luwr  qori?. 
UNl>tK-<-'LKRK,    L'n'Ji'r-kl?rk,     li.     a   sulMirdinnt 

klrrk:  a  kit-rk  subordinat  tu  de  prinisipnl  kl«>rk. 
Undercoat,  Un'der-kot,   n.   a   kot  worn  under 

aniidcr. 
Undercook,  I'n'der-kuk,  n.  a  subordinat  kuk. 
Undercrest,  I'n-der-krd-t,  r.  /.  tu  supurt. 
Undercroft,  luMer-kroft,  n.    a  volt  under  de 

kwjr  or  <;iinsel  ov  a  kafcdral  or  uder  <jurq:  eni 

Bubtertinean  wok  or  volt. 
Undercrcst,  Tu'dcr-krust,  n.  an  inferior  krust. 
Undercirrknt,  I'n-der-kiir-ent,  n.  a  kurent  be- 

ned  aiuidiT  kurent. 
U!(derdeali.>-o,    Un-dcr-del-ij),     n.     klandestin 

delifl;  qrtifis.  [domed. 

Undebditcu,  Un-dor-diq,  r.  t.  tu  fflrm  a  diq  un- 
Undkrdo,  rn-der-di6,  t.  i.  tu  Aa>  lea  dan  iz  rok- 

wizit.  [dun. 

Underdone,  I'n-dcr-dtin,  h.   moderatii  kukt  or 
Underdose,  Un'der-do?,  n.  a  moderat  or  smol 

Ji^".  [dos. 

Underdose,  rn-dcr-d<i.i,  r.  t.  tu  giv  a  moderat 
Undebdrain,  Un-der-drdn,  r,  t.  tu  dran  bj  kutio 

n  riT  •!  hrntA.  [de  surfns. 

Um  .  I'n'dcr-dran,  n.  a  dran  formd  belij 

I  ■>,  Un-der-fak-Jon,  n.  a  subdiviijon 

[at  faku'lti. 
UNDkutActLTV,  Un-dcr-fak-ul-ti,  «.  a  subordin- 
UNDERrKLLOW,  Un'dcr-fel-o,  n.   a   men  man;  a 

»«ri  req.  [edifis. 

Underfillino,  I'n-der-fil-io,  n.  luer  p<irt  ov  an 
UNDEBfLAME,  rn'dcr-flam,  n.  a  loer  or  inferior 

flnm. 
UNDKRrooT,  Un-dcrf»it,  <</.  ben<d. 
Underfoot,  Un-dcr-fut,  a.  abjekt;  d'sn-trodn. 
Undebflbnish,  Un-dcr-fdr-niJ,    t,  t.    ta   suplj 

wid  \cf  dan  enrtf. 
Unperoardexeb,  rn-dcr-g<\rd-nor,  h.  a  subordi- 
nat pir.lncr.  [r-snd  de  botoni. 
Ukderuird.  Un-dcr-gorvl.   r.  t.    tu  bjnd  bel(i  or 
Undeboo,  I'n-der-gii,  r.  (,  tu  safer;  tu  sustan: 

ta  cudt^r;  to  sup^rt.  • 

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r.NUEB-ooD,  Uii'der-god,  u.  nn  inferior  deiti. 
L'ndeboraduate,  I'ri-der-grnd-j'n-at,   n.    a  Btij- 

dent  at  a  ytiniveriiti,  ur  kolej,  hOi  haz  not  takn 

a  de;;ri'. 
Underuradlatkhiiip,  In-der-grad-yii-at-Jip,  n. 

de  utat  ov  un  undergnidyqat.  Ispai. 

rNDEROROL'.NM,      riiM"T-gr->(Ild,      /(.      .'ubtenineU' 

Inderoeolxd,  rnMer-gr'Hnd,a.  hcniA  At  grsnd. 
L'nderorowtii,  L'nMer-grut,  n.    dal  hwiij   gtoi 

uuil<T  de  tol  trez;  Jrubz  under  foroj't  trez. 
rNDEUiiANH,  I'n-der-hand,   ai/.    bj  isrkrct  menz' 

."ekretli;  klandestinii:  wid  fnKlyiilerit  frkresi. 
r.N'DERHA.Mi,  I'n-dcr-liand,  a.  sekri't:  klaixit^tiu; 

slj:  di.■'illjeny^u^^;  unf^r;  improperii  kon.-i'Ui. 
Underhanded,  l'n-der-b4nd-cd,  a.  blj;  diiiinj<in- 

ynu.i:  underhand.  [esti. 

Underhoxest,  I'n-derHSn-cst,  a.  inferior  in  on- 
Undebided,  In-dE-rid-cd,  a.  not  derided. 
I'ndebived,  Un-de-rjvd,  a.  not  derivd  or  borod. 
I'XDERJAW,  rn-der-ji>,  n,  deluerjo. 
I'ndebkeeper,  Un-der-k^p-cr,  n.    a   subordinat 

ke|K>r.  [at  wurkman. 

Underlaborer,  Un-der-la-bor-cr,  n.  a  subordin- 
UxDEULAV,  In-der-lii,     r.   t.    tu   la   under;    ta 

sirejiten  or  tu  raz  bj  suuitig  lad  under. 
UxDERLAYKK,  Vn-dcr-lu-er,  «.  wun  dat  anderldz: 

suintiy  lad  under. 
rxDKRLEAK.  I'li'der-lef,  n.  a  spejez  ov  sjder  apl. 
I'ndkrlease,  Un'der-lc:', n.  a  \ti  gi»"n  bj  a  tenant 

or  Icsr. 
Underlet,  Un-dcr-16t,  r. »'.  tu  let  far  les;  tu  let 

brio  de  valyt},;— tu  let,  az  a  tenant  or  lese;  tu 

sub-let.  [I^ta. 

rNDERLETTKB,  Un-dcr-l^t-cr,  n.  wun  hiii  undcr- 
I'XDERLiE,  Un-der-lj,  r.  t.  tu  Ij  under,  az  a  stra- 
tum. 
Underline,  Un-der-ljn,  r.t.  tu  mqrk  undcrntd 

wid  a  Ijn;  tu  undcrskur.  [sori  felo. 

rMiERLiXG,  Un'der-lij),  n.   an  inferior  njent;   a 
I'XDERLir.  Ua-der-lip,  ii.  At  loer  lip. 
I  XDERMASTED,  Un-der-mu?t-ed,  a.  (3'<iw<.)  hav- 

i|)  Ac  oiu^Ls  ta>  lo. 
I'XDERMASTER,  Un-dcr-mds-ter,  n.  a  master  sub- 

ordinnt  tu  de  jirin-'ipal  master.  [lor  diner. 

Undermkal,  I'n'der-inel,  n.  a  reptist  befvJr  oraf- 
I'ndekmixe,  rn-der-ujjn,  r.  I.  tu  dig  kavitiz  un- 
der lor  dc  jiurjius  ov  drstrffifl  hwot  iz  abdv;  tu 

$np;  tu  elukavat  under;  tu  injt^r  bj  klandestin 

uienz. 
Uxderuixer,  Un-der-mjn-er,  n.  wun  ha>  ander- 

ujiiz:  (1  .^ekret  cnemi.  [or  kondijon. 

Undermost,  Un'der-mont,  a.  luest  in  pla.",  stat, 
Unders,  Un'di.Tn,  n.  dc  t^rd  ■Br  ov  de  da,  or  njn 

uklok  in  de  niomiu.     [In  6osen  t|m,  de  y^q&l 

•5r  ov  diner.] 
Underneath,  Un-der-nid,  ad.    in  dc  loer  plas: 

brlui:  under;  bened.  [belu. 

Underneath,  Undcr-nid,  prf/).  under;  benid: 
Undlr-okkiceb.  Un-der-6f-i-8er,   n.   an  inferior 

or  ^^uliontinnt  ofi.'cr.  [atori. 

Underogatort.  Un-dc-nSg-a-to-ri,  a.  not  dcrog 
UxDKRPART,  Un'der-pqrt,  n.  a  subordinat  or  un- 

csenjal  jiqrt.  [dcr. 

I  NDEBPEEf,  Un-der-|irp,  r.  t.  tu  pep  or  luk  un- 
Undebpeopled,  Un-der-i>r-plJ,  .i.  not  f  uli  prpld. 
Undeb-petticoat,  Un-der-|»<5t-i-kot,  n.  a  j^tikut 

Worn  nek-.'t  de  bodi  linen. 
Underpin,  Un-dpr-jin,  r.  /.  tu  plas  samtig  for 

su(i<jrl  or  f'sndnjon;  tu  prop:  tu  5up<irt. 
Undebpixnixu,  Un-der-pin-ip,  «.  dc  akt  ov  jup- 

ortio  sunitij)  pln.«t  under;— stun-wurk  or  ma.«on- 

ri  I'll  liwit;  n  bilili()  resta.  iNrt, 

UxDEBPLAY,  Un-dcr-pl6,  r. /.  tu  pla  an  inferior 
Undebplot,  Un'der-plot,  n.  a  subordinat  j>lot,  aj 

in  a  pla:  a  klandestin  skrm.  [dcii^rt. 

Undebpbaise,  Un-dcr-pras,  r.  t.  tu  pru  bcl6 


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Underprize,  Un-der-prjz,  v.  t.  txa  valyri  at  les 
dan  At  wurt.  [sustan. 

Underprop.   Un-der-prop,  v.  t.   tm   suport;  tu 

Undeepeoportioned,  Un-der-pro-por-Jond,  a. 
liaviij  ten  litl;  not  ful-proporjond. 

Undeepuller,  Un-der-piil-er,  n.  a.  suberdinat 
pialor.  [undervalyq,.  ! 

Underrate,  Un-der-rat,  v.  t.  tu  rat  tiD  lo;  tu 

Underrate,  Un'der-rat,  n.  a.  prjs  er  estimat  les 
dan  de  \a\y\\.  [fuli  pad. 

Underrecompensed,  Un-der-rek-om-penst,  a.  not 

Under-region,  Un-der-rE-jon,  n.  an  infgrior  re- 
jon.  [rorer. 

Under-roarer,  Un-der-ror-er,  n.  a.  suberdinat 

Underrun,  Un-der-run,  v.  t.  {Navt.)  tu  pas  un- 
der in  a  bot:— tu  diseutaflgl  and  aranj,  az  takl. 

Under  sail,  Un-der  sal,  {JVaut.}  Se  ( Under.) 

Under-saturated,  Un-der-sat-yq,-rat-ed,  a,  not 
full  satyiyated. 

Underscore,  Un-der-skor,  v.  t.  tu  Ijn  er  mqrk 
under;  tu  underljn.  [erdinat  sekretari. 

Under-Secretary,  Un-der-sek-re-ta-ri,  n.  a  sub- 

Undersell,  Un-der-sel,  v.  t.  tu  sel  bslo  de  prjs 
er  viilyi|:  tu  sel  qgper  dan  aniider. 

Under-servant,  Un-der-ser-vant,  n.  a  servant 
ov  de  loer  klas.  [servis. 

Under-service,  Un-der-ser-vis,  n.  a  suberdinat 

Underset,  Un-der-set,  v.  t.  tu  prop;  tu  suport. 

Underset,  Un-der-set,  n.  {JVaut.}  a  mojon  ov 
woter  bent'd  de  surfas;  under-kurent. 

Undersetter,  Un-der-set-er,  n.  wun  hco  under- 
sets:— a  pedestal;  a  prop. 

Undersetting,  Un-der-set-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  sup- 
ortiij;— a  pedestal.  [de  Jerif. 

Undersueriff,  Un-der-J6r-if,  n.  de  depyt^ti  ov 

Undersheriffrt,  Un-der-Jer-if  ri,*  n.  de  ofis 
ov  an  underjerif;  underjrevalti. 

Undershot,  Un-der- Jot,  p.  a.  mcDvd  bj  water  pas- 
ii)  uudor;  az,  an  underfvt  hwel. 

UNDERSHRiEVALTif,  Un-der-Jrev-al-ti,  n.  de  ofis 
ov  underjerif. 

Undekshrub,  Un'der-Jrub,  n.  a  smel  Jrub.    [ned. 

Under-side,  Un'der-sjd,  n.  de  loer  sjd,  er  sjd  be- 

Undersign,  Un-der-sin,  v.  t.  tu  sjn  under  or  be- 
ns d;  tu  rjt  wunz  nam  tu  a  paper  er  instreDment; 
tu  subskrjb. 

Undersigned,  Un-der-sjnd,  a.  notii)  wun  h(t>  haz 
sjnd  hiz  nam  tu  eni  paper  er  instrcDment. 

Undersized,  Un-der-sjzd,  a.  bclo  de  yi^jipl  sjz. 

Undersong,  Un'der-sor),  n.  korus;  burdn  ov  a  soi). 

Understand,  Un-der-stand,  «.  t.  \i.  understud, 
ps.  understandii),  understud;]  tu  hav  intelekt- 
yi^al  persepjon  ov;  tu  kousev  wid  adekwat  jdeaz; 
tu  hav  noiej  ov;  tu  komprehend;  tu  no;  tu  no 
de  meniij  ov;  tu  be  abl  tu  interpret;  tu  snpcSz 
tu  men;  tu  no  bj  eksperiens;  tu  no  bj  instiijkt; 
tu  interpret,  at  lest  mcntali;  tu  konsev  wid  re- 
spekt  tu  menifl;  tu  aprebend; — tu  men  wid'st 
ekspresii);  tu  no,  do  not  eksprest. 

Understand,  Un-der-stand,  v.  i.  tu  bav  de  yi^s 
ov  intelektyixal  fakultiz;  tta  bav  understandii): 
tu  be  infijrmd. 

Understandable,  Un-der-stand-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma 
be  understud.  [derstaudz. 

Understander,  Un-der-stand-er,  n.  wun  hm  un- 

Undeestanding,  Un-dcr-stand-ii),  n.  de  kapasiti 
ov  noil)  rajonali;  de  intclektyiyil  p-serz;  de  in- 
telckt;  fakultiz  ov  de  mjnd,  espejali  doz  ov  nolej 
and  jujment;  skil;  nolej;  sens;  rezn;  intelijcns. — 
{Arch.}  a  supcjrt,  az  ov  a  wel  er  edifis. 

Understanding,  Un-der-stand-ii),  a.  noii);  skil- 
ful; intelijent. 

Understandingly,  Un-der-stand-ifl-li,  ad.  wid 
nolej;  wid  underst;'indii). 

Understate,  Un-der-stat,  v.  t,  tu  stat  tco  lo;  tu 
Stat  loer  dan  de  trcofi  er  fakt. 


Understated,  Un-der-stat-ed,  a.  stated  t<l)  lo. 
Understocked,  Un-der-stokt,  a.  stokt  too  lo. 
Understood,  Un-der-stud,   i.  and  p.  from  Un- 

dertitd/id.     Se  {Understand.y 
Understrapper,  Un-der-strap-er,  n,  a  peti  felo; 

an  inferior  ajent. 
Understratum,  Un-der-stra-tum,  n.,  pi.  Un-der- 

stra-ta  er  Un-der-stra-tumz;  a  loer  stratum. 
Understroke,  Un-der-strok,  v.  t.  tu  mqrk  wid 

Q  lin  bensd;  tu  underljn.  [undertakn. 

Undertakable,  Un-der-tak-a-bl,  a.   dat  ma  be 
Undertake,  Un-der-tak,  v.  t.  [i.  undertiik,  ps, 

undertaldij,  undertakn:]  tu  atemt;  tu  engaj  in; 

tu  astyn  a  karakter;  tu  kontrakt;  tu  eksekti,t; 

tu  cuter  upon; — *tu  atak;  tu  bav  de  qqrj  ov. 
Undertake,  Un-der-tak,  «.  i.  tu  asi^m  eni  biznes 

er  provins;  tu  ventyi^r;  tu  bazard; — tu  promis; 

tu  stand  b-sud  tu  sum  kondijonz. — Tu  under- 
taker, tu  bekum  Jiirti  fer. 
Undertaken,  Un-der-tak-n,  p.  from  TTndertah. 

Se  (  Undertalce.) 
Undertaker,  Un-der-tak-er,  n.  wun  hiB  under- 

taks;  a  kontraktor; — wun  ho)  manajez  fi|n&ralz. 
Undertaking,  Un-der-tak-ii),  n.  atemt;   enter- 

prjz:  engaj  ment. 
Undertaxed,  Un-der-takst,  a.  takst  at  a  loer  rat. 
Under-tenancy,  Un-der-ten-an-si,  n.  a.  tenjrij^r 

under  a  lese. 
Under-tenant,  Un-der-ten-ant,  n.  a  sekondari 

tenant;  wun  boo  holdz  from  him  hd)  holdz  from 

de  oner.  [al. 

Undertone,  Un'der-ton,  n.  a  ton  loer  dan  yiis'l- 
Undertook,  Un-der-ttik,  i.  from  Undertak.  Se 

(  Undertake.') 
Undertow,  Un'der-to,  n.  a  kurent  bel6,  diferent 

from  dat  at  de  surfas.  [erdinat  tregii,rer. 

Under-treasurer,  Un-der-tre3-n,r-er,  n.  a  sub- 
Under-treated,  Un-der-tret-ed,   a.   treted   wid 

tcD  litl  respekt.  [tor. 

Under-tutor,  Un-der-ttx-tor,  n.  a  suberdinat  ti],- 
Undebvaluation,  Un-der-val-yi],-a-Jon,  n.  a  too 

lo  valyii,aJon. 
Undervalue,  Un-der-val-yq,  v.  t.  tu  rat  tcD  lo; 

tu  estem  Ijtli;  tu  tret  az  ov  litl  wurt;  tu  depres; 

tu  mak  lo  in  eslimajon;  tu  despjz;  tu  underrat. 
Undervalue,  Un  der-val-yq,,  n.  tea  lo  a  rat  or 

prjs.  [dervalytiz. 

Undeevaluer,  Un-der-val-yi|-er,  n.  wun  bto  un- 
Undervaluing.  Un-der- val-yn-ir),  p^.  a.  valyipg 

tft) 1q. 
Under  way,  Un'der  wa,  {Naut.)  a  fraz  apljd  tu 

a  Jip  hwen  liBsnd  from  her  mnariijz,  and  havig 

begun  tu  mak  progres;  under  sal. 
Underwent,  Un-der-went,  i.  from  Undergo.   Se 

(  Undergo.) 
Underwood,  Un'der-wud,   n.  Jrubz,  bujez,  er 

smel  trez,  dat  gro  under  Iqrj  trez;  undergrot. 
Underwork,  Un'der-wurk,  71.  suberdinat  wurk. 
Underwork,  Un-der-wdrk,  v.  t.  \i.  underwiirkt 

er  underret,  ps.   underwiirki^,  underwiirkt  er 

underret;]  tu  labor  fer  les  dan  uderz  resev; — 

tu  labor  er  polij  t<x>  litl; — tu  labor  agenst  klan- 

dcstinli.  [derwiirks. 

Underworker,  Un-der- wiirk-er,  n.  wun  hiD  un- 
Underworkman,  Un-der-wdrk-man,  n.  an  infe- 
rior or  sulierdinat  laborer. 
Under-world,    Un'der-wurld,    n.    an    inferior 

wurld; — de  loer  er  inferior  pqrt  ov  mankjnd. 
Underwrite,  Un-der-rjt,  «.  t.   \i.  underrt5t,  ps. 

underrjtiij,  underritn;]  tu  rjt  under  sumtiij  els; 

—  tu  subskrjb  wid  a  purpus  tu  inji'^r  from  los 

at  se;  tu  injqr.  [rjts;  an  injiircr. 

Underwriter,  Un-der-rjt-er.  n.  wun  hco  under- 
Underweiting,  Uu'dor-rjt-ii],  n.  de  akt  er  prak- 

tis  ov  injiyii); — dat  hwiq  iz  underritn.  [work.) 
yNDERWEOUGHT,  Un-der-ret,  p.    from  {Under- 


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Undescribbd,  Un-de-«krjbJ,  a.  not  deskrjbd. 
Unuk«criku,  Un-dc-skrid,  a.  not  deskqd;  not  nen; 

u  list- a.  [merited. 

UxDtsLKVED,  Un-de-K.-n'd,  a.  not  dtzt/rvd;  uii- 
UKi>uibRVKULT,  Un-de-i^rv-ed-li,  «</.  wid«t  de- 

»..Tt  or  merit.  [brio  wurdi. 

lI.Ni)KstKVEU.\E88,  Un-de-ivr^-cd-ncs,  n.  wont  ov 
U.NUbstavtH,  I'li-dt-ivrVLT,  u.  wun  ov  nu  merit. 
UxukHtRViNO,    l'n-dE-r<.'rv-i|),    a.    not   dEi^rvifl; 

uut  ti:ivii)  merit. 
UnDtsKKVi.MiLY,    Un-de-ivrv-iij-li,    ad.     wid'Kt 

merit  <ir  dfiert.  [natcd. 

UxDE8ioNATKL>,  L'n-ddi-ig-nat-ed,  a.   not  d^sig- 
UNUtijiu.N'Ei),  L'n-de-z|nd,  a.  nut  dez|nd. 
UNi>»:«iUNEULy,  Un-de-»jn-od-li,  ad.  wid-it  beifl 

drijnd. 
Undesiovednesh,  Un-de-sin-cd-ncs,  n.   wont  ov 

u  .--vt  purpus  or  dezjii. 
Undesiu.ninu,  Un-de-z|n-io,  a.  not  desinig;  hav- 

ig  no  dez(n  or  set  purpuB;  siniilr. 
Uni*e8IRaulk,  Uu-de-z|r-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  de- 

sjrd;  not  iilriig. 
Undehired,  Un-de-iird,  a.  not  dezjrd  ar  wijt. 
UNDK8IR1.VG,  Un-dE-zjr-io,  a.  not  dtzirio;  ntgli- 

junt.  [wij'U- 

Unuesirols,  Un-de-zjr-uK,  a.  not  dezjrui;  not 
UM)f-«p*iKi.vo,  Un-de-sp^r-ifl,  a.  not  givig   wa 


I).  Un-de-iijpd^t,  a.  not  despi^t. 
./,>  and  {Despatch.} 


Se 


UNL»h.->roiLti».  Lii-dt-.-'iKTUl,  a.  not  de;^p<Vld. 
Unukstinei),  I'li-dtw-tind,  a.  not  destind.    • 
U.VDKSTROYED,  Un-dE-!<trW,  a.  not  destriird. 
U.VDKTAruEU,  l'ii-de-t.-i<jt,  a.  not  dcUKjt. 
TJNUr.TAiLEU,  Un-de-tald,  a.  not  detald. 
UxDtTECTti),  I'li-dr-tokt-ed,  a.  not  det^ktcd. 
l'.\UfcTEKMi>'Ki>.  rn-de-t«>r-mind,    a.    not  dcter- 

mind;  uuf^tld;  uude.-'ided;— not  limited;  not  de- 

£|ud. 
Undeterred,  Un-de-t^rd,  a.  not  det^rd. 
C.VDETE8TIXO,  Un-dE-t<^.-<t-io,  a.  not  detestig. 
Undeveloped,  I'n-dr-vi^l-opt,  a.  not  dcvelopt. 
Undeviatino,   I'n-de-vi-nt-ij),  a.    not   devintio; 

k'.ii-tiiiit;  rt'^ynl'ir. 
Undevious,  I  n-<le-vi-ui),  a.  not  devius. 
Undevised,  rn-dE-vjtd,  a.  not  dEvjzd. 
UsDEVOTED.  I'n-dE-vut-ed,  a.  not  devote<l. 
Undevouukd,  Un-dE-v8rd,  a.  not  dsv^rd. 
Um'KVoit.  lii-df-vst,  a.  not  dEVSt:  indrvst. 
Undkvoitly,  rn-dr-vi«t-li,  ati.  widiit  dsvo/on. 
Undi  XTEKOU8,  In-deks-ier-us,  a.  not  dek!<terus. 
Undiademed,  rn-dj-a-demd,  a.  haviu  no  djadom. 
Undiaphanous,  l'n-di-af-a-nu!<,*a.  noidinfanus. 
U.VDID,   I  n-did,  «.  fr.im  VnJth.     He  {f 'nil v.) 
UNDiFFuaED,  I'n-di-fiizd,  a.  not  difi^zd. 
Undiuexocs,  rn-dij-E-iius,  a.  jenerated  bj  water. 
UNDiuEJiTED,  Un-dijfst-ed,  a.   not  dije.sted;  not 

HiiUliid  bi  de  8tumak; — not  rrdi\!<t  tu  order:  in- 

dije-Ld.  [wontij)  digniti. 

UNDiaNiriEO,    Un-dig-ni-fid,    a.    not    dignifid: 
Undilated,  (In-di-liii-ol,  a.  not  d|Iate<l. 
Uni'ILIUKXT,  rii-dil-i-jcnt,  a.  not  dilijent. 
UXDILITED,  In-di-liit-ed.  a.  not  dihited. 
Undimimhiiable,  I  ii-di-min-ij-a-bl,  a.   dat  ma 

not  )>r   dimiriiji. 
UxDiMixisRKD,  rn-di-min-ijt,  «.  not dimini/t. 
UxDiMiMSHi.xa,  Un-di-min-iJ  ip.a.notdiuinijig. 
Undimued,  I  n-dimd,  a.  n<>i  dimd. 
UxDiSE.  I  n-djn,  fi.  a  spirit,  iik'trdig  tu  de  Kab- 

alist.-i.  Ant  inli.ihiu  de  wotort. 
UsDiNTKii.  Ill  dinted,  a.  n<.t  dinted;  not  dented. 
Undiplomatic,  I'n-dip-lo-mat-ik,  a.  not  diplo- 

niniik. 
Undipped,  Un-dipt,  ».  not  dipt;  not  plnnjd. 
Undirected,  Un-di-r^kt-ed,  a.  not  dir^kt«d. 
U>'DI88AXDED,  In-dis-band-cd,  a.  not  disbindcd. 


Usdiscerned,  Un-di-«^rnd,  a.  not  diz^rnd. 
Undihcernedly,  Un-di-z^m-cd-li,  ad.  to  az  ta 

br  uiidc-kiivurJ. 
I'xDiHCEKNibLE,  Cn-di-zvm-i-bl,  a.  not  diz^rnibl; 

dat  kiin  nut  be  diz<^md. 
rxuiscERMBLESESs,  L'n-di-tem-i-bl-nes,  n.   At 

Htat  or  kwoliti  ov  bEig  undiz^mibl. 
rxuiscEHXiBLY,  ['ndi-ztTn-i-bli,  ad.  invizibli. 
I'XDISCERXINO,  rn-di-z«;rn-io,  a.  not  diz^rnin. 
rxuiHC'iiARUED,  rii-dis-(;(\rjd,  a.  not  di.iijqrjd. 
I'xDisciPLED,  Un-di-8j-pld,  a.  not  bavin  bckdm 
u  di-[pl.  ^ipliiiabl. 

rxDisciPLiSABLE,  Un-dis-i-plin-a-bl,  a.  not  dis- 
Indihciplined,  I'n-diif-i-plind,  a.  not  ditiplind; 

unt>'<t;  unin.-tnikted. 
Uxdisclose,  I'n-dis-kliJz,*  v.  t.  not  tu  diskl^i. 
UxDiscLOSEU,  L'n-dis-ki<izd,  a.  not  diskluzd. 
UxDi»coLORKD,  Un-dis-kdl-ord,  a.  not  diskdlord. 
UxDiscoxcERTKD,  Un-dis-kon-s^Ft-cd,  a.  not  dis- 
konserted.  [ant. 

rNDiscoRDAXT,  Cn-dis-kord-ant,  a.  not  di-skord- 
I'xDiscouaAGED,  Un-dis-ktir-ajd,  a.  not  diskdr- 

ajd. 
rxDiscovERABLE,  Un-dis-kdv-cr-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan 

not  bE  di^^k^iverd. 
rxDlscoVERED,  Un-dis-kdv-crd,  a.  not  diskdverd; 
not  sen:  not  dEskrjd;  not  fund  ut.  [kreditoJ. 

I'xDiscREDiTED,   Un-dis-kr^d-it-cd,   a.    not   dis- 
I'XDiscBiJilSATED,  Un-dis-krim-i-nat-ed,  a.    not 
di.^kriininated.  [diskriminatig. 

rxDiscKiMiXATixo,   Un-dis-krim-i-nat-ij],  a.  not 
I'NDiscrssED,  Un-dis-kdst,  a.  not  dirkd^it. 
I'siiisaoauED,  I'n-dis-gorjd,  a.  not  disg<5rjd. 
rxuisGUACED,  Un-dis-grast,  a.  not  disgnist. 
I'XDisouiSABLE,  Un-dis-gjz-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

be  di^;^i/.d. 
rxDisofisED,  Un-di?-gizd,   a.   not  disgjzd:  opn; 

qrtk's:  plan:  ekspuzd  tu  vq. 
I'xDiSGfisixo,  Un-dis-gjz-ig,  a.  not  disg^zig. 
I'XDISHEARTESED,   Un-dis-hqrt-nd,    a.    not   dis- 

hurtiid. 
rxnisiioNORED,  Un-di3-6n-ord,  a.   not  dis<5nord. 
I'xDisixTEORATED,  Un-dis-in-te-grat-ed,   a.   not 

di<intr;^ited. 
I'xDisjoiNED,  Un-dis-j(frnd,  a.  not  di.«jAnd. 
I'xDiSMAYED,  Un-dis-mad,  a.  not  di^mnd. 
rxDi.ssiissKD,  Un-di!i-mi?t,  a.  not  di.'mi'^t. 
rxDisoiiLioixo,  I'n-dig-o-bljj-ig,*  a.    inofensiv. 
I'ndisokdered,  rn-dis-i'tr-derd,  a.  not  dis.irdonl. 
I'ndisparaged,  rn-dix-p-ir-ajd,  a.  not  di-^p:irjjd. 
I'xDispATCHED,  l'n-dis-j«qt,  a.  not  dis|o(]t. 
I'xDisPELLED,  Un-dis-p^ld,  a.  not  dispt-ld. 
I'xDisPENSED,  Un-dia-p^nst,  a.  not  dispenst. 
I'xDisPEXSiNa,  I'n-dis-p^ns-ig,  a.  not  di!<p<?n«ig. 
I'XDisPERSED,    Un-di8-j)^rst,   a.    not   di.s|><.'rst  or 

skaterd. 
rsDisPLAVED,  rn-di.«-plad,  a.  not  di-'plad. 
I'SDisi'DSE,  I'n-dis-puz,  c.  t.  tu  disinkljn:  tu  al- 
yi'iiMi;  tu  indi^|Kf>z.  [i>uzd. 

rsnisPOSED,  rn-dis-puzd,  a.  not  diqxJzd:  indis- 
I'XDISPROVED,  L'n-dis-prdivd,  a.  not  di.'jiribvd. 
I'ndispctable.  Tn-dis-pn-ta-bl,*  a.  indi.--piii:ibl. 
rxDispuTED.  I'n-dis-p^t-cd,  a.  not  dispute. l;  jn- 
ki.iitruv.rtibl.  i.l'"it. 

UxDisPLTEDLT,  T'n-dis-pt\t-ed-li,  ati.  wid-*i  di«- 
I'NDisguiETED,  l'n-dis-kw|-et-ed,  a.  not  diskwi- 

eted. 
rxDissECTED,  I'n-dis-^kt-cd,  a.  not  di.«^kt<-d. 
rxiUKSEMBLEO.  Un-di-d^m-bld,  a.   not  dix'mbtd; 

upnii  drkl4rd:  one^t;  not  fnnd. 
rxDiWEMBLixo,  Un-di-*^mblig,  a.  not  di.<^mblin; 
ne*'er  Ms.  [>4»minatcd. 

I'ndisseminated.  rn-di-!k?m-inat-cd,  a.  not  di- 
I'ndissevered.  rn-di-wv-crd,  a.  notdi^^verd. 
Undissipated,  ln-di»-i-pat-od,  a.  not  dl5ipat«d; 
not  di.ipf  r5t. 


UND 


596 


UNE 


Undissolvable,  Un-di-z61v-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

be  dizolvd;  dat  kan  not  be  melted;  dat  ma  not 

be  IcDst  or  brokn.  [ed. 

Undissolved,  Un-di-z61vd,  a.  not  dizolvd  or  melt- 
Undissolving,  Un-di-z61v-ig,  a.  not  dizolvii);  not 

meltii). 
U.VDisTEMPEEED,  Un-dis-tem-pcrd,  a.  not  distem- 

peid;  frK  from  dizgz. 
Undistended,  Un-dis-t^nd-ed,  a.  not  distended. 
Undistilled,  Un-dis-tild,  a.  not  distild. 
Undistinguishable,  Un-dis-tiij-gwiJ-a-bl,  a.  dat 

kan  not  be  distiggwijt  er  distii)ktli  non. 
Undistinguishably,   Un-dis-tilj-gwiJ-a-bli,    ad. 

■wid'st  beig  distiijgwijt  er  distiijktli  non. 
Undistinguished,  Un-dis-tiij-gwi/t,  a.   not  dis- 

tiggwijt;  not  distigktli  diz^rnd  er  non;  indis- 

kriminat. 
Undistinguishing,    Un-dis-tig-gwiJ-ig,    a.    not 

distiggwijir);  makii)  no  diferens. 
Undistorted,  Un-dis-terted,   a.   not  distorted: 

not  perverted. 
Undisteacted,  Un-dis-trakt-ed,  a.  not  distrakt- 

ed:  not  disttirbd;  not  perplekst.  [distrakjon. 

Undistractedly,  Un-dis-trakt-ed-li,  ad.  wid-st 
Undistractedness,  Un-dis-trakt-ed-nes,  n.  f're- 

dom  from  distrakjon.  [tribyi|ted. 

Undistributed,  Un-dis-trib-yq,t-ed,  a.  not  dis- 
Undisturbed,  Un-dis-tdrbd,  a.  not  disttirbd;  fre 

from  porturljajon;  kqm;  trankwil;  plasid. 
Undisturbedly,   Un-dis-tiirb-ed-li,    a.d.    kqmli; 

pssfuli. 
Undisturbedness,  Un-dis-turb-ed-nes,  n.  dsstat 

ov  bsiij  undistdrbd. 
Undisturbing,  Un-dis-tdrb-ig,  a.  not  disturbig. 
Unditcued,  Un-diqt,  a.  not  diqt. 
Undi  versified,  Un-di-ver-si-f  jd,  a.  not  diversif  jd. 
Undiverted,  Un-di-vert-ed,  a.  not  diverted;  not 

amvi,zd. 
Undivested,  Un-di-vest-ed,  a.  not  divested. 
Undivided,  Un-di-vjd-ed,   a.    not  divjded;  un- 

brokn;   hoi.  [bs  pqrted. 

Undividedly,  Un-di-vjd-ed-li,  ad.  so  az  not  tia 
Undivinable,  Un-di-vin-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

divjnd.  ■  [pqrted. 

Undivoeced,  Un-di-viarst,  a.  not  divorst;  not 
Undivulged,  Un-di-vuljd,  a.  not  divnljd;  sekret. 
Undo,  Un-d(f>,  v.  t.  \i.  undid,  j(«.  undcoig,  undun:] 

tia  revers  an  akt,  and  so  tu  plas  in  de  previus 

stat;  tu  revers:  tu  rekel;  tu  andl;— tu  tos;  tu 

disengaj;— turcoin;  tu  brig  tu  destrukjon. 
Undoer,  Un-d(t>-er,  n.  wun  hco  unddz  or  ra.inz. 
Undoing,    Un-dt6-ig,    a.    reversig;— rcDinus;    de- 

stniktiv.  '  [strukjon. 

Undoing,  Un-dc6-ig,    n.    a   reversig; — rcoin:  de- 
Undomestic,  Un-do-mes-tik,  a."not  domestik. 
Undone,  Un-ddn,  p.  from  Ihida.    Se  (Undo.)— 

a.  not  dun;  not  finijt:— rcoind:  bret  tu  destruk- 
Undoomed,  Un-dct>md,  a.  not  dcomd.  [Jon. 

Undouble,  Un-dub-1.  v.  t.   tu  unfold:  tu  mak 

Undoubtable,  Un-d^t-a-bl,*  a.  not  tu  be  d-stcd. 
Undoubted,  Un-d-st-ed,  a.  notd-sted:  iudqbitabl. 
Undoubtedly,    Un-d^t-ed-li,    ad.    indiibitabli; 

wid'st  d-st. 
Undoubtful,  Un-d^t-ful,  a.  not  d-stful;  sertcn. 
Undoubting,  Un-d-st-ig,  a.  not  d-stig;  serten. 
Undowered,  Un-d-s-erd,  a.  not  havig  a  d-ser. 
Undrainable,  Un-dran-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

drand. 
Undrained,  Un-drand,  a.  not  drand. 
Undramatic,  Un-dra-mat-ik,  a.  not  dramatik. 
Undrawn,  Un-drdn,  a.  not  dron;  not  portrad. 
Undreaded,  Un-dred-ed,  a.  not  drcded  or  ferd. 
Undreading,  Un-dred-ig,  a.  not  dredig. 
Undreamed,  Un-dremd,  a.  not  dremd  er  tot  on. 
Undreamt,  Un-dremt,  a.  not  dremt;  undremd. 


Undeenched,  Un-drenqt,  a.  not  drengt. 
Undeess,   Un-dres,  v.  t.  tu  divest,  az  ov  klodz, 

ernaments,  er  kuverig;  tu  strip;  tu  tak  of  de 

dresig.  [dres. 

Undeess,  Un'dres,  n.  a  lit)S,  neglijent,  er  erdinari 
Undressed,  Un-drest,  a.  not  drest;  not  prep4rd. 
Undried,  Un-drjd,  a.  not  drjd. 
Undrilled,  Un-drild,  a.  not  drild. 
Undrinkable,  Un-drigk-a-bl,  a.  not  drigkabl. 
Undriven,  Un-driv-n,  a.  not  drivn  er  impeld. 
Undrooping,    Un-dr6p-ig,    a.    not  droopig;   not 

despjtrig.    ^  [rement. 

Undrossy,  Un-dros-i,  a.  not  drosi;  fre  from  rek- 
Undrowned,  Un-dr-snd,  a.  not  drisnd. 
Undubbed,  Un-diibd,  a.  not  dubd. 
Undubitable,  Un-dii-bi-ta-bl,*  a.  indixbitabl. 
Undue,  Un-di|^,  a.  not  A\\;  not  proper;  improper: 

not  rjt;  not  legal. 
Undulant,  Un'dq,-lant,  a.  lindTilatori. 
Undulary,   Un'di],-la-ri,  a.    plaig  Ijk  wavz;  un- 

di|latori. 
Undulate,  Un'dq,-lat,  «.  t.    tu  kez  tu  pla,  az 

wavz;  tu  wav;  tu  ferm,  az  wavz;  tu  drjv  bak- 

ward  and  forward. 
Undulate,   Un'di|-lat,  r.  i.    tu  pla  er  mcov,  az 

wavz;  tu  vjbrat  in  kurlz,  az  b^,r. 
Undulate,  Un'di|-lat,  a.  wavd;  undulated. 
Undulated,   Un'dq-lat-ed,  a.   havig  de  aperans 

ov  wavz. 
Undulating,  Un'di^-lat-ig,  pp.  a.  wavig;  vjbra- 

tori;  undixlatori. 
Undijlation,     Un-di|-la-Jon,    n.     wavig   mojon; 

aperans  ov  wavz;  a  vjbratori  moJon  ov  an  elas- 

tik  fhyd. 
Undulationist,  Un-di|,-la-Jon-ist,  n.  {Optics)  an 

advokat  fer  a  teori  funded  on  undq,laJonz  ov  Ijt. 
Undulatoey,    Un'dq,-la-to-ri,    a.    mcovig  in  de 

maner  ov  wavz;  vjbratori;  undi],latig. 
Unduly,    Un-di|,-li,   ad.    not   dixli;  not  properli; 

not  akerdig  tu  dn,ti. 
Undurable,  Un-di^r-a-bl,*  a.  not  lastig. 
Undust,  Un-dust,*  v.  t.  tu  fre  from  dust;  tu  dust. 
Unduteous,  Un-d^-te-us,  a.  not   d4tEus;  undq,- 

tiful;  ireverent. 
Undutiful,  Un-d^-ti-ful,    a.   not  dTi,tiful;  not 

obedient;  not  reverent.  [tiful  maner. 

Undutifully,   Un-dq,-ti-ful-i,  ad.  in  an  undq- 
Undutifulness,   Un-d4-ti-ful-nes,   n.    wont  ov 

di|,tifulnes:  disobediens. 
Undying,  Un-dj-ig,  a.  not  djig;  not  perijig. 
Unearned,  Un-ernd.  a.  not  ernd;  not  obtand  bj 

merit. 
Uneaeth,  Un-^rt,  V.  t.  tu  tak  -st  ov  de  ert. 
Uneaethed,  Un-ertt,  a.  drivn  -st  ov  de  ert. 
Uneaethly,  Un-ert-li,  a.  not  terestrial;  not  ertli. 
Uneased,  Un-ezd,  a.  not  ezd;  not  fred  from  pan. 
Uneasily,  Un-ez-i-li,  ad.  in  an  unezi  maner. 
Uneasiness,    Un-ez-i-nes,   n.   trubl;  stat  ov  dis- 

kwjet. 
Uneasy,  Un-ez-i,  a.  not  ezi;  wontig  ez;  panful; 

disturbd;   disatisfjd;  not  at  ez;   konstrand;  stif; 

pevij;  difikult. 
Uneatable,  Un-et-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  etn. 
Uneaten,  Un-et-n,  a.  not  devsrd. 
Unebbing,  Un-eb-ig,  a.  not  ebig. 
Unechoing,  Un-ek-o-ig,  a.  not  ekoig. 
Uneclipsed,  Un-E-klipst,  a.  not  eklipst. 
Uneconomical,   Un-ek-o-nom-i-kal,   a.   not  ek- 

onomikal. 
Unedge,  Un-^j,  r.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  de  ej;  tu  blunt. 
Unedified,  Un-ed-i-fjd,  a.  not  edifjd. 
Unedifying,    Un-ed-i-fj-ig,  a.    not  edifjig;  not 

imprcDvig. 
Uneduoate,  Un-ed-yi^-kat,*  a.  unedyixkated. 
Uneducated,  Un-ed-yq,-kat-ed,  a.  not  edyr^kat- 

ed;  uniustrukted. 


UNE 


i97 


UNE 


Uneffaced,  Un-cf-Aat,  s.  not  efu.ft.  | 

U.NKKKtuTKU,  Un-«f-6kt-ed,  a.  n.it  tfoktcd.  I 

I'.NtFtttTtAL,  L'li-ff-ckt-yii-ul,*  a.  iu>Mkiyi\a\. 
UNtLAUUKATK,  Ln-e-labu-rut,  a.  iuelaburut. 
L'.NtLAitUKATEO,   Un-e-lab-u-rat-od,  a.  not  elab- 

urntcil. 
['nklastic,  L"ii-r-li«-tik,  a.  not  tlaatik.      [qoin. 
L'.stLLcrtu,    L'n-e-Ioki-od,    a.    not   elektcd;  not 
I'.NtLECTiVK,  l'u-c-16k-tiv,  a.  not  ilektiv. 
L'nklevateb,  L'n-t'1-e-val-od,  a.  nut  elevated. 
L'nkliuiulk,  l;n-61-i-ji-bl,*  a.  inblijibl. 
U.NKLUCiDATKP,  fn-c-l^-si-dat-od,  a.  not  t\f\n- 

(iulcd. 

L'.NELUDKU,  Un-e-liid-ed,  a.  not  eltidcd.  [od. 

I  .stMACiATKD,  Un-e-ma-Ji-at-fd,  a.  not  emdjiat- 
l.NtMANCiPATEU,     Lii-e-uun-ei-pat-ed,     a.      not 

tmansipatcd.  [ema--kn,lnted. 

Unemascllated,     Un-E-inis-kn,-lui-ed,     a.    not 
I'NEUUALMbU,  L'n-oui-U'iind,  a.  nut  cmb^tnd. 
iNtMUAKKASSEU,  Ln-om-bar-ast,  a.  noleuibanut. 
L'.stMBtLLlsllKl),  ru-cui-bt'l-ijl,  a.  uol  embolijl. 
iNhMUi  irtKKU,  I'n-oui-bit-erd,  a.  not  '.•lubiti-nl. 
I  NEMBOUIEU,  L'n-em-bod-id,  a.  not  cmbudid. 
rNLMUuWEKEU,    L'n-eiu-b'8-fnJ,  a.  not  ouibuerd. 
L'nluuuaceu,  L'u-etn-brast,  a.  not  ouibniit. 
L'.VEMBUuiuEUEU,    L'n-cui-brtfd-urd,   a.    not  om- 

braili'rd. 
IxEMi-iiATiC,  L"n-cm-f:it-ik,  a.  not  einlatik. 
I'-NLMi'iiATiCAL,  I'n-cm-lat-i-kul,  a.  nut  oiulatikal. 
l-'.NkMi*Luvi.o,    L"n-eui-pltfd,   a.    not  cmi>ltfd;  not 

bi^i. 
Unempowered,   Un-em-pi-erd,  a.  not  empserd. 
r.NEMi'TiKi),  rn-6m-lid,  a.  not  emtid. 
UnesablkI),  l.'aon-ii-bld,  a.  nut  unnbld. 
I'.NENAMOKED,  L'n-en-am-ord,  a.  not  enaiuord. 
I' N  EMU  ANTED,  L"n-cn-iidut-ed,  a.  not  uutjdutod. 
Unencompassed,    L'n-cu-kdui-past,    a.    not  cn- 

kdmikust.  [tcrd. 

Unencolxtkkeu,  Tn-en-k'su-terd,  a.  notouk'Kn- 
U.NE.N'CL'iiBLUKi),  Uu-eu-kdui-berd,  a.  not  'Mikiiin- 

berd.  LJt'rd. 

Unexdangered,    Un-en-dun-jerd,  a.  not  eudau- 
Unendeauep,  L'n-cu-dt'rd,  a.  noi  enderd. 
Unlxueu,  Ln-end-i-d,  a.  not  ended;  uulini/t. 
Unending,    Un-^nd-io,    a.    not  endiu;  bavig  no 

end. 
Unexdorsed,  Un-en-doret,  a.  not  endorst.      [ed. 
Unendowed,  L'nen-d'sd,  a.  not  end'sd  or  iiive^l- 
Unendl'Uable,  Uu-en-dn,r-a-bl,  a.  nut  ondiirubl. 
Unendcrablv,   Un-cn-di|,r-a-bli,  ud.  intolenibli; 

lU>lit'Tuljll. 

Unendurixo,  Un-on-dq,r-i(),  a.  not  endiiriQ. 
UxkXKEEBLED,  L°u-cn-lv-bld,  a.  not  cnfebld. 
UNtSKOttctD,  L'n-cn-fur.-t,  a.  not  cnfurit. 
Unenoaold,   Uu-on-gdjd,  a.    not  engtijd;  dben- 

gHJ-l. 

Unexoagino,  Ln-cn-gHJ-ij),  a.  not  engajio. 
rxKvoLlHH,  l'n-io-)?liJ,  a.  not  IggliJ. 
1'  ■  -:r>jit,  a.  nut  ongrust. 

I  i.  a.  nut  cnji'rd  or  |Miiest. 

I  ,1  .  '  '0»  *•    ^*^^  enjifij);  baviy 

tiw  ii\i<ijuu.  [trakted. 

Unenlarukd,   Un-on-l('(rjil,  a.   not  enliirjd;  kon- 
Unexligutened,  l'n-cn-l|t-nd,  a.  nui  enljtnd. 
UxEXLivENED,  rii-cn-ljv-nd,  a.  nut  cnlirnd. 
UxENRiciiED,  l'n-cn-ri(ji^  a.  not  uiud  ri(j. 
Unexkolled,  rn-va-ruld,  a.  nut  cnruld. 
Uxexslaved,  I'n-eu  iilHvd,  a.  not  eii.ihivd;  frt. 
Unentered,  I'n-iSn-tord,  a.  nut  cntoid. 
UxENTEarRisiNO,   Un-4n>tcr-prii-ig,  a.   not  6a- 

tcr|>riiii{). 
UsKNTERTAixiXG,  Tn-cn-ter-tan-ij),  a.  not  cntcr- 

tiiini):  uiiiiitcrc.4ti(]. 
UxEXTERTAiNiXGNEiiS,   Un-cn-tcr-tAn-ip-neSjJ  n. 

wont  uv  ouicrtauiucnt. 
Umknturalled,  L'n-cu-tn<ld,  a.  uncuslavd. 


Unentombed,  Un-en-t<£imd,  a.  anMrid;  unint^rd. 
L'xEXTUMULuGiCAL,      UD-cn-to-mu-loj-i-ksl,    a. 

nut  <-iituinuiluiikiil. 
Unenviable,  Ln-(iu-vi-a-bl,  a.  not  dnviabl. 
Unenvied,  Ln-6u-vid,  a.  not  envid.  [enri. 

U!(ENViot;8,  Un-en-vi-uK,  a.  not  enviiu;  fre  from 
Unexvvino,  Un-6n-vi-ii),  a.  nut  ouviig. 
I  NEPIHCOPAL,  Un-E-|«ij-ku-i.jil,  a.  nut  rpt>ki:ipal. 
I'XEviUABLE,    I'n-e-kwu-bl,  a.  nut  ekwabi;  diter- 

ent  frum  it^^lf;  unevn;  div<Jni.     St  {JujuahU.} 
UxEgUAL,  Un-£-kwal,  a.  not  rkwal;  infcriur;  uo- 

Kvu;   dLnpruiMDrJond;  not  yuniform;    wr/al;  un- 

jdiit.  [bt  ekwald. 

UNEguALABLE,  Un-^-kwal-a-bl,^  a.   dat  kau  not 
Unequalled,   Un-^-kwald,  a.  not  ckwuld;  unri- 

vald. 
Unevilally,    Un-£-kwal-i,    ad.    in   an   unckwaJ 

njjiiKT  or  dtgr^. 
UNEyUALSEse,  Un-l-kwal-ncs,*  n.  inekwoliti;  Ae 

st4it  uv  bfij)  unekwal. 
Unequitable,  Un-ek-wi-ta-bl,*  a.  iniJkwitabl. 
UxEyuivocAL,    Un-E-kwlv-o-kal,  a.   not  ekwiv- 

ukal. 
Unequivocally,    Un-e-kwiv-u-kal-i,   ad.    iu  an 

uiitkwivukul  luunor. 
UNEyuivocALNEsg,  Un-c-kwiv-o-kal-nes,  n.  wont 

uv  rkwivukulue.^.  [^eradikated. 

I  xtUADK'ABLE,    Un-e-rad-i-ka-bl,  a.    not  tu  be 
1  NtRASED,  Ua-r-nist,  a.  nut  eru:it. 
I  XKUUiNu,  I'n-er-ij),  a.  nut  erig;  fre  from  cror. 
L  NERRixoLV,  Un-er-iu-li,a(/.  wid^t  erorormistak. 
I  XE8C1IEWABLE,  Un-i.'3-(ji^-a-bl,*  a.  in(5vitabl. 
Ux  ESCUTCHEON  ED,    Un-es-kucj-ond,  a.    Lavip  au 

t'.-kin;un. 
UxESi'iED,  Un-es-pjd,  a.  not  sen;  undrskrjbd. 
UxEsdAVED,    Un-cs-ad,   a.    not  csAd;  unateutcd. 
Unessential,    Un-es-en-Jal,  a.    not   esenjal;  not 

ov  lij  iujiMrtans;  not  nesesari;— vcrd  ov  real  beig. 
Unessential,  Un-cs-en-Jal,  n.  a  pe^rt  or  sumtig 

dat  iz  nut  eacnjal. 
Unestablish,   Un-es-tab-li/,*  r.  t.   tu  deprir  ov 

e.-tabli/meiit. 
Unestablisiied,   Un-es-tab-lijt,  a.  not  establijt. 
L'x estimated,  Uu-(ij-ti-iuut-ed,  a.  not  ^dtitnatcd. 
UxEi'CUARisTiCAL,    Un-^'n-ka-rUt-i-kftl,    a.    not 

JUkiirisiikai.  [evaded. 

UxEVADABLE,  Un-t-vad-ft-bl,  a.  dat  kan  nut  be 
I  NEVANQELiCAL,  Un-e-van-jcl-i-kal,  a.  nut  evan- 

JL'hkal.  Ljclisd. 

Unevangelized,   Un-e-vin-jel-jxd,  a.  not  evan- 
Usevaporated,  Un-c-vap-o-rat-ed,  a.  not  evap- 

urulcd. 
Uneven,  Un-e-vn,  a.  not  cvn;  not  level;  unekwsl. 
Unevenly,  Uu-e-vn-li,  ad.  in  an  unevn  uaner. 
UxEVENNEsa.  Uii-c-vn-nes,  ».  dc  kwuliti  uv  beifl 

unevn:  inekwuliii  ov  iurfa:';  rufnes;  ircgyi^lariti. 
Uneventful,  Un-e-vent-ful,  a.  not  eventful. 
Unexact,  Un-i-g-zakt,  a.  not  cgzikt;  inegzakt. 
Unexacted,  Uu-cg-zakt-ed,  a.  not  egzaktcd;  not 

dt'uiiiiided.  [x.'tjcrated. 

L'nexagoerated,  Un-cg-taj-cr-at-ed,  a.  not  cg- 
I'nexalted,  Uu-i'^-Z'tlt-ed,  a.  not  ogzolted. 
Unexamixable,   I  u-ujj'Zdm-in-a-bl,   a.   dat  ma 

nut  be  i';{z:iiuind. 
UxEXAMiXKD,  Un-eg-z:im-ind,  a.  not  cgiauiind. 
UxEXAMiNiXG,  Un-i'g-taui-in-ig,a.  noti-gzauxinig. 
Unexampled,  Un->-j;  idiu-pld,  a.  nut  nua  bj  oni 

pi^-edrnr  or  cj^'ziiunil;  uu{jro:<edcnted. 
Unexcavated,    Uu-eks-ka-val-cd,  a.  not  ek^k»- 

ratod. 
Unexcelled,  Un-ck-»eld,  a.  not  okseld. 
Uxexcepted,  Un-ok-st'pt-cd,  a.  not  ek**ptcd. 
Unexceptionable,    Un-ck-«ep-Jon-a-bl,    a.    oot 

l{ubl  tu  L'lii  ubji'k/un. 
UNEXCErTioxABLEXEss,    Un-ck-»<5p-Jon-*-bl-nM, 
n.  dc  8tal  ov  beiy  uni.'k:<epJonabl. 


UNE 


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UNF 


Unexceptionably,   Un-ek-sep-Jon-a-bli,  ad.   so 

az  tu  bs  not  Ijabl  tia  objekjon. 
TJnexcised,  Un-ek-sjzd,  a.  not  subjekt  tui  eksjz. 
Unexcited,  Un-ek-sjt-ed,  a.  noteksjted;  trankwil. 
Unexcluded,  Un-eks-khi,d-ed,  a.  not  ekskln,ded. 
Unexclusive,  Un-eks-kh\-siv,  a.  not  ekskhi,siv. 
Unexcommunicated,  Un-eks-kom-ii-ni-kat-ed,  a. 

not  ekskomi^nikated.  [kulpated. 

Unexcuepateu,  Un-eks-kul-pat-ed,  a.  not  eks- 
Unexcusable,  Un-eks-kiiz-a-bl,*  a.  inekskixzabl. 
Unexcusableness,  Un-eks-kvi,z-a-bl-nes,*  n.  in- 

ekski\,zablnes. 
Unexcused,  Un-eks-ki^zd,  a.  notekskvi,zd. 
Unexecuted,  Un-eks-8-kn,t-ed,  a.  not  eksekixted; 

not  piirt'ormd.  [plari. 

Unexemplary,  Un-egz-em-pla-ri,  a.  not  egzem- 
Unexemplified,   Un-eg-zem-pli-fjd,   a.    not  eg- 

zeniplifjd. 
Unexempt,    Un-eg-zemt,    a.  not  egzemt;  not  fre. 
Unexercised,  Un-eks-er-sjzd,  a.  not  eksersjzd. 
Unexerted,  Un-eg-zert-ed,  a.  not  egzerted. 
Unexhaled,  Un-eks-hald,  a.  not  ekshald. 
Unexhausted,    Un-eg-zest-ed,    a.    not  egzested; 

not  spent. 
Unexhibited,  Un-eg-zib-it-ed,  a.  not  egzibited. 
Unexhilarated,   Uu-eg-zil-a-rat-ed,  a.   not  eg- 

zilarated. 
Unexistent,  Un-eg-zist-ent,*  a.  inegzistent. 
Unexisting,  Un-eg-zist-ig,  a.  not  egzistig. 
Unexorcised,  Un-eks-or-sjzd,  a.  not  eksorsjzd. 
Unexpanded,  Un-eks-pand-ed,  a.  not  ekspanded; 

not  sprcd  'st.  [untet  ov;  suden. 

Unexpected,  Un-cks-pekt-ed,  a.  not  ekspekted; 
Unexpectedly,  Uu-eks-pekt-ed-li,  ad.  in  an  un- 

ekspekted  manor;  sudeuli. 
Unexpectedness,  Un-eks-pekt-ed-nes,  n.  &z  stat 

ov  bsiij  unckspekted. 
Unexpelled,  Uu-eks-peld,  a.  not  ekspeld. 
Unexpended,  Un-eks-pend-cd,  a.  not  ekspended. 
UnexpensivEj   Un-eks-pen-siv,  a.  not  ekspensiv; 

nut  ko.>tli.  [rienst;  inekspErienst. 

Unexperienced,  Un-eks-pe-ri-enst,  a.  not  ekspe- 
Unexperxmental,   Un-eks-per-i-ment-al,  a.    not 

eksperimeutal.  [eksperimented. 

Unexperimented,  Uu-eks-per-i-ment-ed,  a.  not 
Unexpert,  Uu-oks-pert,  a.  not  ekspert;  inekspert. 
Unexpired,  Un-eks-pjrd,  a.  not  ekspjrd. 
Unexpeainable,  Un-eks-plan-a-bl,*  a.  not  eks- 

plauabl:  ineksplikabl. 
Unexplained,  Uii-eks-pland,  a.  not  ekspland. 
Unexplicated,  Un-eks-pli-kat-ed,  a.  not  ekspli- 

kated. 
Unexplicit,   Un-ek-plis-it,  a.  not  eksplisit:  vag; 

incksplisit.  [trjd. 

Unexplored,  Un-eks-pl6rd,  a.  not  eksplord;  not 
Unexplosive,  Un-eks-plo-siv,  a.  not  eksplosiv. 
Unexported,  Un-eks-ptirt-ed,  a.  not  eksported. 
Unexposed,  Uu-eks-pcizd,  a.  not  ekspozd.  [ed. 
Unexpounded,  Un-eks-p-8ud-cd,  a.  not  eksp-snd- 
Unexpressed,  Un-eks-prest,  a.  not  eksprest. 
Unexpressive,   Un-eks-pres-iv,  a.  not  havii)  de 

p'ser  ov  ekspvesii);   uniiterabl;    inefabl;  ineks- 

presiv. 
Unexpressively,  Un-eks-pres-iv-li,  ad.  not  eks- 

presivli;  in  an  inoksju-e.siv  inaner. 
Unexpunged,  Un-cks-piinjd,  a.  not  ekspunjd. 
Unextended,  Un-eks-teud-ed,  a.  not  ekstended; 

not  havig  ekstcnt. 
Unextenuated,    Un-eks-ten-yi],-at-ed,    a.     not 

ek.stenyi|ated.  [eksterminated. 

Unexterminated,  Un-eks-ter-mi-nat-ed,  a.  not 
Unextinct,  Ua-eks-ti!)kt,*  a.  not  ekstiijkt. 
Unextinguishable,  Un-cks-tiij-gwiJ-a-bl,  a.  not 

eksliijgwijabl;  unkwenqabl. 
Unextinguishably,    Un-eks-tig-gwiJ-a-bli,    ad. 
so  az  not  tia  be  kwou^t. 


Unextinguished,  Un-eks-tig-gwijt,  a.   not  eks- 

tiijgwij't;  nut  kwougt;  not  put  'st.  [pated. 

Unextirpated,  Un-eks-ter-pat-ed,  a.  not  ekster- 
Unextorted,  Un-eks-tiirt-ed,  a.  not  eksterted. 
Unextricable,  Un-eks-tri-ka-bl,*    a.   inekstrik- 

abl.  [kated. 

Unextricated,  Un-eks-tri-kat-ed,  a.  not  ekstri- 
Uneyed,  Un-jd,  a.  not  jd;  not  sen. 
Unfaded,  Un-fad-ed,  a.  not  faded;  not  widerd. 
Unfading,  Un-fad-ii),  a.  notfadiij;  not  Ijabl  tu 

wider.  [beii)  unfadii). 

Unfadingness,  Un-fad-ig-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  oT 
Unfailing,  Un-fal-ig,  a.    not  falig;  serten;   not 

misig.  [ig  unfalig. 

Unfailingness,  Un-fal-ig-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  be- 
Unfainting,  Un-fant-ig,  a.  not  fantig;  not  sigkig. 
Unfair,  Un-f4r,   a.    not  f^,r;   disinjenyi|us;    not 

onest.  [injenyi^usli. 

Unfairly,  Un-f4r-li,  ad.  in  an  unf4r  maner;  dis- 
Unfairness,  Un-f4r-nes,  n.  wont  ov  fq,rnes;  dis- 

injenyi"^usnes.  [treqerus. 

Unfaithful,  Un-fat-f ul,  a.  not  fatful;  porfidius; 
Unfaithfully,  Un-fat-ful-i,  ad.  treqerusli;  per- 

fidiusli.  [deliti;  treqeri. 

Unfaithfulness,  Un-fat-fial-nes,  n.  wont  ov  fi- 
Unfallen,  Uu-fdl-n,  a.  not  foln. 
Ljnfallowed,  Un-fal-od,  a.  not  falod. 
Unfaltering,  Un-fel-ter-ig,  a.  not  felterig. 
Unfamilial!,  Un-fa-mil-yar,  a.  not  familyar, 
UxFAMiLiARiTY,  Un-fa-mil-yi-ar-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov 

I'ain'ily.ariti. 
Unfaxcied,  Un-fan-sid,  a.  not  f ansid. 
Unfanned,  Un-fand,  a.  not  fand. 
Unfascinated,  Un-fas-i-nat-ed,  a.  not  fasinated. 
Unfashionable,  Un-faJ-on-a-bi,  a.  not  f ajonabl; 

not  akordig  tu  fajon  er  kustom. 
Unfashionableness,  Un-faJ-on-a-bl-nes,  n.  de- 

viaj'un  from  faJon.  [ig  txa  de  faJon. 

Unfasuionably,  Un-faJ-on-a-bli,  ad.  not  akerd- 
Unfashioned,  Un-faJ-ond,  a.  not  fajoud  er  fermd. 
Unfast,  Un-f'dst,  a.  not  fast;  not  saf;  not  sekiir. 
Unfasten,  Un-fds-n,  v.  t.  tta  unbjnd;  tu  loos;  tta 

unfiks. 
Unfastened,  Un-fds-nd,  a.  not  fasnd. 
Unfasting,  Un-fdst-ig,  a.  not  fostig.        [fqder. 
Unfathered,  Un-fq-derd,  a.  fqderles;  havig  no 
Unfatherly,  Un-fq-der-li,  a.  not  fqderli. 
Unfathomable,  Uu-fad-om-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

be  fadouid  or  s-snded;  not  fadomabl. 
Unfathomableness,  Un-fad-om-a-bl-nes,  n.  de 

stat  ov  beiij  uufadomabl. 
Unfathomably,  Un-fad-om-a-bli,  ad.  so  az  not 

tu  be  fadumd  er  s^■nded. 
Unfathomed,  Un-fad-omd,  a.  not  fadomd. 
Unfatigued,  Un-fa-tegd,  a.  unwerid;  untjrd. 
Unfaulty,  Un-fel-ti,  a.  not  folti  er  senjii,rabl. 
Unfavorable,  Un-fa-vor-a-bl,  a.    not  favorabl; 

not  kjnd. 
Unfavorableness,    Un-fa-vor-a-bl-nes,    n.     de 

stat  ov  beig  unfavorabl. 
Unfavorably,  Un-fa-vor-a-bli,  ad.  in  an  unfa- 
vorabl manor;  unkjndli. 
Unfavored,  Un-fa-vord,  a.  not  favord. 
Unfeared,  Un-ferd,  a.  not  ferd. 
Unfearful,  Un-fer-ful,  a.  not  ferful. 
Unfearing,  Un-fer-ig,  a.  not  ferig;  kurajus. 
Unfeasible,  Un-fez-i-bl,*  a.  not  fezibl;  imprak- 

tikabl. 
Unfeathered,  Un-fed-erd,  a.  not  federd. 
Unfeatured,  Un-fet-yi],rd,  a.  defermd. 
Unfed,  Un-£ed,  a.  not  fed;  not  supljd  wid  food. 
Unfeed,  Uu-fed,  a.  not  fed;  havig  resevd  no  fe. 
Unfeeling,  Un-fel-ig,  a.  insensibl;  verd  ov  felii) 
er  sensibiliti.  [sensibiliti. 

Unfeelingly,  Un-fel-ig-li,  ad.  widxt  felig  er 
Unfeelingness,  Un-fel-ig-nes,  n.  wont  ov  feliu. 


UNF 


699 


UNF 


Dnfeioskd,  Cn-f&nd,  a.  not  fand;  real;  siiufr. 
Unfeioskulv,  I'li-fiin-ed-li,  aJ.  rtali;  siuserli. 
UNKKiu.NKi».Ni.»s,  U ii-faii-cd-iifs,  H.  sin!<tiriti. 
Unkliomnu,  I'n-lViii-ii),  a.  not  t'uniy. 
Unkellowku,  L'n-Wl-od,  a.  not  iua<ji. 
Unkelt,  L'li-felt,  a.  not  felt;  not  pern^vd. 
UNrEMiMNE,  I'n-fem-i-uin,  a.  not  I'euiinin. 
Unkence,  L'n-fens,  r.  t.  tu  strip  ov  Iouh. 
Unfexced,  Un-fenst,  a.  not  fuust  or  I'ortifid. 
Unkeume.vted,  L'n-fer-iu6nt-cd,  a.  not  fenu^nted. 
Unkebtile,  L'u-fer-til,  a.  not  f^rtil;  not  fntitful; 

infertil.  [tiliti. 

Uxkebtileness,  Un-f»/r-til-nc3,  n.   wont  ov  ftr- 
Unkertilizeu,  I'n-f^r-til-jzd,  a.  not  fertiljzd. 
UXFETTKR,  In-fet-er,  v.  t.  tu  tos  from  feterz;  tu 

uni/m.  [strand. 

Unfettered,  I'n-fet-crd,  a.  not  feterd;  unre- 
tfNFEUUALizE,  Un-f ij,-dui-i«,  V.  t.  tu  fre  from  fq,- 

diil  rfStrant. 
UNFiGuaEO,  rn-fig-yq,rd,  a.  not  figyq,rd. 
Unfiled,  L'n-fjld,  a.  not  fjld;  not  jjoli/t. 
Unfilial,  Un-til-yal,  a.  not  lilyal;  un.sq^tabl  tu 

a  sun. 
Unfilled,  Un-fild,  a.  not  fild;  not  supljd. 
UNFiNibHED,    Un-fin-ijt,    a.    not  finijt;   inkom- 

plet.  [tiyz:  i>"t  stabl. 

Unfirm,  Un-fomi,  a.  not  ferm;  wek,  az  aplid  tu 
Unfirmness,  Uu-ft/rin-nes,  n.  wont  ov  ft-rmnes. 
Unfit,  I'n-fit,   a.    not   fit;    improper;   un:$i),tabl; 

uiikwolifjd.  (ifj. 

Unfit,  Unfit,  r.  t.  tu  mnk  unsiitabl:  tu  ditskwol- 
Unfitly,  Un-fit-li,  ad.  not  proijcrli;  not  sutabli; 

iiuproperli.  [proprirti. 

Unfitness,  I'n-fit-ncs,  n.  wont  ov  fitnes;  wont  ov 
Unfitting,  I'u-fit-iQ,  a.  not  fitiy:  not  proper. 
Unfix,  In-fik!",  r.  t.  tu  liBsn;  tu  mak  fliiid. 
Unfixed,  Un-fikist,  a.  not  fik^t;  wonderiji:  inkon- 

stnnt.  [unfikst. 

Unfixedness,  Un-fiks-ed-nc8,  n.  At  stat  ov  beifl 
Unflaouing,    Un-flag-ifl,    a.     not    fiagiy ;    not 

dra>|ii|). 
Unflanked,  Un-n:'n)kt,  a.  not  flaflkt. 
Unflattered,  lii-tlat-erd,  a.  not  flaterd. 
Unflattering,    Tn-flat-er-ij),    a.    not    flateri^j; 

frauk:  nin.st'r. 
UKfledged,  Un-flejd,  a.  not  flejd;  beiu  yet  wid- 

■«t  fufterz;  imali'ir:  yug. 
Unfleshed,  Un-flejt,*  a.    not  flejt; — not  seznd 

tu    1)1  ud;    ru. 
Unflinching,  Un-flinq-ij),  a.  not  flinqip. 
Unflowerino,  Un-fl'8-er-iD,  a.  not  flxurifl. 
Unfllctuating,  Un-fliikt-yq,-at-ij),  a.notfliikt- 

yiintifl. 
Unfoiled.  ru-fcVld,  a.  not  farld;  unsubdi'pl. 
Unfold,  I'li-fuld,   c  t.  tu  ekspand:  tu  sjired:  tu 

Cipn:  tu  tel:  tu  drkl^r;  tu   dij'kiiver;  tu   rtvi:!; 

tu  displu:  tu  diskl^z;  tu  divdlj;  -tu  reled  from 

a  fald. 
Unfold,  Un-fuld,  v.  i.  tu  opn;  tu  be  ekspjindcd. 
Unfolder,  I'n-fuld-er,    n.   wun   hio    untuildz  or 

diskluzez.  [kli.>ziz:  diskloziy. 

Unfolding,  I'n-fiJlil-in,  a.  dat    unfiLldz  or  di.s- 
Unfollowed,  Tn-fol-od,  a.  not  folud. 
UsFOOL.  I'n-l'ii'jl,  r.  t.  tu  rr.itur  from  foli. 
Unforbearixo,  I'n-for-b^r-io,  a.    not   forb^rio. 
Unforbid,  I'n-for-bid,  a.    not  forbiil;    pL-rmlted; 

uiit'Tliidn. 
Unforbidden,  I'n-for-bid-n,  a.  not  fnrbidn. 
Unforbiddenness,  rn-for-bid-n-nc.-i,*  n.  At  stat 

ov  IifIi)  unforbidn. 
Unforced,  I'n-fursit,  a.  not  furst;  not  knn.strAnd; 

—  nut  land:  not  qrtifijali  hitnd:  inqrtifi/al;  nat- 

yiir:il:     not  vjuk-nt;  rzi:  p-adynal. 
Unfobcible,  I  n-furs-i-bl,*  a.  not  fur<<ibl. 
Unfordable,  rn-funl-a-bl.  a.  not  furdabl. 
Unforded,  I'n-fard-cd,  a.  not  forded. 


Unforebodino,    Un-fur-b(I>d-iy,     a.     giviy     no 

omt-nz.  [furndtn. 

r.sKoiitKNoWABLE,  Un-fur-nu-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  be 
I'.NKoutKNOWN,  Tn-fur-uun,  a.  not  fornun. 
I'.NFOUENLEABLE,  L'u-for-8£-a-bl,    a.    not  {>oDibl 

tu  bi-  fur-ni. 
rNKORESEEiNo,  rn-for-«K-io,  a.  notforeeig. 
iNFoRESEts,  Lii-lur-MLii,  a.  not  lur:*en. 
Lnkoheshortened,  In-for  /ort-ud,  a.   not  for- 

J.rtiid. 
I'nforetold,  I'n-fur-luld,  a.  not  furtijld. 
I'nforewarned,  Un  lor-w<'»riid,  a.  not  forw.Jmd. 
r.VFORKEITED,   L'n-lir-Jit-ed,  a.  not  forfited. 
I'nkorged,  L'n-f(irjd,  a.  not  furjd. 
Inkouoetful,  I'n-for-get-ful,  a.  not  forgetful. 
Inkorgiven,  L'n-for-giv-ii,  ti.  not  forgivii. 
rsFoRoiviNQ,    Lu-for-giv-ifl,    a.    releuiles;    im- 

plakabl. 
I'.NKOKGOTTKN,  Un-for-g6t-n,  a.  not  furgutn. 
Inkormed,  Un-f6rmd,  a.  not  formd;  not  mad. 
Infoksaken,  Un-for-sak-n,    a.    not  forsakn  or 

dezertcd. 
L'nfortified,  Uii-for-ti-fjd,  a.   not  fortifjd;  not 

sckiird;  dtl'eM>les;  wek;  Ifbl. 
Unfortunate,  l"n-fi'»rl-yii-uaf,  a.  not  fortynnat; 

unsuk.-e^ful;  unlia|)i. 
rNFORTUXATELY,  Un-fort-yi),-nat-li,  ad.  unhap- 

ili;  widi<t  gud  luk. 
I'nfortunateness,    L'n-fort-yq,-nat-nes,    n.    At 

stat  ov  bei})  untortyiinat.  [iliferua. 

I'nkossilikerous,  Ln-fos-il-if-er-uj,  a.  not  fos- 
r.NKossiLizED,  L'n-fos-il-jzd,  a.  not  fosilizd. 
I'.NFOSTEUKD,  L'u-foi-tcrd,  a.  not  fosterd. 
I  XKOLGHT,  I'n-fot,  a.  not  fot. 
rxFOULED,  In-f'sld,  a.  not  f-sld:  unpointed. 
I'XKOLND,  Tu-fiind,  a.  not  f'snd:  not  met  wid. 
L'nfoijnded,  L'n-f'snd-ed,  a.  not  f'suded;  verd  ov 

f'xiidajoii:  widiit  otoriti  or  cvidens. 
I  NFRASIE,  I'n-friim,  v.t.  tu  destrtf  At  fram  ov. 
I  XKUAMEI),  I'n-framd,  a.  not  fraiud:  not  formd. 
CxKRANCHisED,  Un-f nin-qjzd,  a.  not  fnuu^izd. 
I'xKRAXKED,  fn-fniykt,  a.  not  fraykt;    not   eg- 

zt-mt  from  jKjstaj. 
I'nfraught,  I'li-fnit,  a.  not  fret. 
I'xFREED,  I'n-frcd,  a.  not  frcd  or  liberated. 
(xfreiohted,  l.'u-frat-i;d,  a.  not  fratcd. 
rxKREyLEXT,  L'u-fre-kwent,*   a.    not   frtkwent; 

1  re  k  went. 
I'xFREyuENTED,    I'n-fre-kwent-ed,    a.    not   frc- 

kweiited;    r4.rli  vizlted.  [kwcntli. 

IxKREgiENTLV,  I'n-fre-kwent-li,    ad.    not    fre- 
rxKRiAULE,  I'n-frj-a-bl,  a.  not  rzili  krunibld. 
[".skkikxded,  ru-freml-ed,  a.  woutiy  trendz. 
Inkkiexuliness,  I'u-frend-li-nei,  n.  At  stat  ov 

bfill  untrondli. 
I'nfriexdlv,  I'n-fnJnd-Ii,  a.  not  frendli;  unkjnd. 
L'nfrixged,  L'n-frinjd,  a.  not  frinjd. 
LxFBOCK.  I'n-frok,  r.  t.  tu  divest  ov  a  frok;  tu 

unkiiver. 
I'xFROZEX,  Tn-fruiz-n,  a.  not  frozn  er  konjeld. 
I'nfrloal,  rn-fri6-gal,  a.  not  fiiDgal. 
Infrlitful,  Un-frAt-ful,   a.    not  fruitful:   not 

prolifik.  [ful  maner. 

Infruitfullv,  Un-frtdt-ful-i,  a</.  in  an  uulroit- 
I'XFRi  itfllness,  Ln-fri£)t-f ul-ncs,  u.  At  •'tHt  ov 

brill  unfrAtful.  [be  fni.-itnitod. 

IxKULSTRABLE,  rn-friis-tra-bl,  a.    dat    kau   not 
I'xFLLKiLLED,  In-f  ul-fild,  a.  not  fulfill!. 
rxFUMLD,  Ln-fi'iuid.  a.  not  fiimd  or  fi'imigated. 
I'xFUXDED,  I'n-fiind-ed,  a.  not  funde«l. 
I'nfuRL,  I'n-furl,  r.  t.  tu  spred  Kt;  tu  ek-iiwind; 

tu  uiif(filil;  tu  o|)n.  [tu  ilivest. 

rxFURXisii,  L'n-fiir-niJ,  r.  /.  tu  dcprjv;  tu  .-"Iriii, 
rxFiRMSHED,  In-f ur-ni/t,  a.    not  furni/l;   un- 

.-uplid. 
L  NFURROWED,  Un-f dr-od,  a.  not  f urod. 


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Unfused,  Un-fq,zd,  a.  not  fti,zd.  [ed. 

TJnfusible,  Un-fiiz-i-bl,*  a.  rtat  kan  not  bs  melt- 
Ungain,   Un-gan,    a.    iukonvenyent;    intraktabl. 

[Lwkal.]  _  [gand. 

Ungaixable,   Un-gan-a-bl,    a.   dat   kan   not  be 
UxGAi.VED,  Un-gfind,  a.  not  gand. 
UxGAiXFUL,  Un-gan-fial,*   a.    not  ganful;   un- 

piofitabl.  [unganli. 

Ungainliness,  Un-gan-li-nes,  «.  ds  stat  ov  bciij 
UxGAiXLY,  Un-gan-li,    a.    klumzi;   ekward;  un- 

kiijt.  [sed. 

UXGAINSAID,  Un-gan-sed,  a.   not   denjd   er  gan- 
Ungallaxt,  Un-gal-dut,  a.  not  galdnt;  unkortli. 
UxGALLED,  Un-gold,  a.  not  gold;  unhurt. 
UxGARBLED,  Un-gqr-bld,  a.  not  gqrbld. 
UxGAEXiSHED,  Un-g('ir-nijt,  a.  not  gqrnijt.    [son. 
Ungarrisoxed,  Un-gar-i-sond,  a.  wid'st  a  gari- 
UxGARTERED,  Un-gqr-terd,  a.  bsii)  widiit  gqrterz. 
Uxgatheeed,  Un-gad-erd,  a.  not  gaderd. 
UxGAUGED,  Un-gajd,  a.  not  gajd  or  megi|r  1. 
Ungear,  Un-ger,  i\  t.  tu.  unhqrnes. 
I'xGELD,  L'lj'geld,  «.  i£ng.  law}  a  person  "st  ov 

dg  protekjon  ov  ds  le,  so  dat,  if  he  wer  murderd, 

no  geld  or  fin  Jud  be  pad. 
Ungexerated,  Un-jen-er-at-ed,  a.  not  jenerat- 

ed:  uiibegotn. 
Ungexerative,  Un-jen-er-a-tiv,  a.  not  jenerativ. 
Ungenerous,  Un-jen-er-us,  a.  not  jenerus;  ilib- 

eral;  ignobl.  [erus  maner. 

Ungenerously,  Un-jen-er-us-li,  ad.  in  an  unjen- 
Ungexial,  L'n-je-ni-al,  a.  not  jenial;  not  favor- 

abl  tu  nat3'i|r. 
Ungenteel,  Un-jen-tsl,  a.  not  jentel. 
Ungenteelly,  Un-jen-tel-li,  ad.    in    an   unjen- 

tfl  maner. 
Ungentle,  Un-jen-tl,  a.  notjentl;  hqrj;  roid. 
Ungentlemanuke,  Un-jen-tl-man-ljk,  a.  unjen- 

tlmauli. 
Ungentlemanliness,    Un-jen-tl-man-li-nes,    n. 

wont  ov  jeutlmanlines;  impolitnes. 
I'ngentlemanly,  Un-jeu-tl-man-li,  a.    not  jen- 

tlmanli;  not  bekumig  a  jentlman;  unsivil;  ilib- 

eral;  riod.  [sevcriti. 

Ungentlexess,  Un-jen-tl-nes,  n.  hqrjnes:  rmdnes; 
Ungently,  Un-jen-tii,  ad.  not  jentli;  hqrjli;  rcndli. 
Ungeometeical,  Un-je-Q-met-ri-kal,  a.  notJEo- 

metrikal. 
Ungifted,  Un-gift-ed,  a.  not  gifted. 
UxGiLDED,  Un-gild-ed,  a.  not  gilded;  not  over- 
lad  wid  gold. 
Ungilt,  Un-gilt,  a.  not  gilt;  ungilded. 
Ungird,  Un-gerd,  v.  t.  tu  Idas  from  a  gerdl,  band, 

or  gert. 
Ungirt,  Un-gert,  a.  not  gert  er  gerded. 
Ungiven,  Un-giv-n,  a.  not  givn.  [gifts. 

Ungivixg,  Un-giv-ir),  a.  not  giviij;  not  briijiij 
Unglazed,  Un-glazd,  a.  not  glazd;  wontii)  windo 

glasez;  not  kuverd  wid  glas. 
Ungleaned,  Un-glsnd,  a.  not  glend. 
Unglorified,  Un-gl6-ri-f id,  a.  not  glorifid. 
Unglove,  Un-gldv,  V.  t.  tia  remiw  de  gluv  from. 
Ungloved,  Un-gldvd,  a.  not  giu-d  er  kuverd. 
Unglue.  Un-glvi,,  T.  t.  tia  Ims  from  gh^. 
UxGLUTTED,  Un-glut-ed,  a.    not   gluted;  not  sa- 

Jiatcd. 
Uxgoaded,  Un-god-ed,  a.  not  goded. 
Ungod.  Un-god,  v.  t.  tu  divest  ov  diviniti. 
UxGODLiLY,  Un-god-li-li,   ad.    impiusli;  wikedli. 
Uxgodlixess,  Un-god-li-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii) 

ungodli;  impjeti. 
Ungodly,  Un-god-Ii,  a.  not  godli;  impius;  wiked. 
UxGOEED,  Un-gord,  a.  unw(i)nded:  unhurt. 
Ungorged,  Un-gerjd,  a.  not  gorjd;  not  fild. 
Ungot,  Un-got,    a.    not  gand;  not  akwjrd;    not 

begotn. 
Ungotten,  Un-got-n,  a.  not  got;  not  begotn. 


Ungovernable,  Un-gdv-ern-a-bl,  a.  not  guvern- 

abl;  not  tia  be  roald;  Ijsenjus;  wjld;  unbrjdld. 
Uxgoveenableness,  Un-gdv-ern-a-bl-nes,  n.  de 

stat  ov  beii)  unguvernabl. 
Ungoverxably,  Un-guv-ern-a-bli,  ad.  in  an  un- 
guvernabl maner.  [unbrjdld. 
Ungoveened,    Un-guv-ernd,    a.    not    guverndj 
Ungraoed,  Un-grast,  a.  not  grast. 
Ungraceful,  Un-gras-ful,  a.  not  grasfal;  wont- 
ii) gras  er  elsgans. 
Ungracefully,  Un-gras-fial-i,   ad.    in  an  un- 

grasful  maner.  [ekwardnes. 

Ungracefulness,  Un-gras-f  ul-nes,  n.  inelegans; 
Ungracious,  Uu-gra-Jus,   a.   not  grajus;  wiked; 

odius;   ofensiv;  unplezir);  unakseptabl. 
Ungraciously,  Un-gra-Jus-li,  ad.  in  an  ungra- 

Jus  maner.  [beig  ungrajus. 

Ungraciousness,  Un-gra-Jus-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 
Ungeaduated,  Un-grad-yi^-at-ed,  a.   not  grad- 

yiiated. 
Ungrafted,  Un-grdft-ed,  a.  not  grafted. 
Ungrammatical,  Un-gram-at-i-kal,  a.  not  akerd- 

ii)  tu  gramar. 
Ungrammatically,  Uu-gram-at-i-kal-i,  ad.  wi4 

bad  gramar.  [ed. 

Ungeantable,  Un-grdnt-a-bl,  a.  not  tia  be  grant- 
UxGEAXTED,  Uu-grdut-ed,   a.    not  granted;   not 

givn;  not  yelded. 
Ungeasped,  Un-grdspt,  a.  not  graspt. 
Ungeate,  Un-grat,*  n.  an  ingrat. 
Ungeateful,  Un-grat-fial,  a.    not  gratfial;  un- 

taijkful;  makii)  no  return  for  kjndnes  er  kult- 

yqr; — unakseptabl. 
Ungratefully,  Un-grat-fial-i,  ad.  wid  ingrati- 

tqd; — uuakseptabli. 
Ungratefulness,  Un-grat-ful-nes,    n.    ingrati- 

i\\A\ — unakseptablnes. 
Uxgratified,  Un-grat-i-f  jd,  a.  not  gratif  jd. 
Ungravely,  Un-grav-li,  ad.  wid'st  seriusnes. 
Ungeaven,  Un-grav-n,  a.  not  gravn. 
Ungeegarious,  Un-gre-ga-ri-us,  a.  not  gregarius. 
Ungrounded,  Un-gri'nd-ed,  a.  notgrsnded;  hav- 

ijl  no  f^ndajon.  [dajon. 

Ungroundedly,  Un-gr-snd-ed-li,  ad.  wid'st  fsn- 
Uxgroundedxess,  Un-gr-snd-ed-nes,  n.   de   stat 

ov  beiy  ungr-suded. 
Uxgrown,  Un-gron,  a.  not  grcbn:  not  matixr. 
Ungeudged,  Uu-grujd,  a.  not  grujd. 
Ungrudgingly,  Un-gruj-ig-li,  ad.  wiliijli;  hqrt- 

ili;  qerfuli.  [hoof. 

Ungual,  Ug'gwal,  a.  belogig  tu  de  nal,  kle,  er 
Unguarded,  Un-g4,rd-ed,  a.  not  gqrded;    Unde- 
fended; kt^rles;  neglijent;  imprdident. 
Unguardedly,  Un-gqrd-ed-li,  ad.  in  an  ungqrd- 

ed  maner.  [bEiB  ungqrded. 

Unguardedness,  Un-gqrd-ed-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 
Unguent,  Ug'gwent,  n.  ffntment. 
UxGUENTARY,  Ui)'gwen-ta-ri,    a.    relatig    tia   er 

kontaniij  erntment. 
Unguessed,  Un-gest,  a.  not  gest. 
Unguestlike,  Un-gest-ljk,*  a.  not  befitig  a  gest. 
Uxguiculate,    Un-kwik-yn,-lat,    n.     {Zool.}    a 

maujal  hwiq  haz  de  dijits  qrmd  wid  klez,  wid  ds 

under  surfas  fre  far  tuq. 
Unguiculate,  Un-gwik-yri,-lat,         )    a.    {Zool. 
Unguiculated,  Un-gwik-yq,-lat-ed, )   and  Bot.y 

havig  klez;  havig  Jort  steks, 
Ungui'ded,  Un-gjd-ed,  a.  not  gjded;  not  direkted. 
Unguilty,  Un-gil-ti,  a.  inosent:  not  gilti. 
Ungula,  Ui)'gq-la,  n.  [L.,  a  Imf-]  a  solid  fermd 

bj  kutig  of  a  pqrt  ov  a  silinder,  kon,  er  uder 

solid,  h\  a  plan  pasig  obljkli  trcD  de  bas;  a  hiDf- 

Japt  sekjun  ov  a  silinder;— a  sert  ov  hukt  surji- 

kal  instrcoment. 
Ungulata,  Ug-gn-la-ta,    n.   pi.    {Zool.)    hukt 

mamalz  er  kwodroopedz;  uggi^lats. 


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Unoolate,  r\)'j^ii,-lat,  n.  {Znol.)  a  niaiaul   liwiij 

haz  At  dijit-S  enklijzil  in  hiDf.s,  wid  At  umlur  .sur- 

fas  n.jt  1 -ft  fre  l.<r  tuQ.  [l)ilyiinti<J. 

UxuABiTUATEU,  Un-ha-bit-yii-nt-cd,  a.  not  liii- 
U.s'iiACKEi),  Ua-b:tkt,  a.  not   bukt;  not  kut;  not 

hiin. 
T.'nii ACKSKVED,  Un-hak-nid,  a.  nut  hiikiiiJ. 
I'.NHAILEI),  I'n-halJ,  a.  not  halJ:  not  ^uli{^tcd. 
I'miale,  L'n-hiil.*  a.  not  hal  or  hclti. 
CviiALLOW,  L'n-lial-o,  i".  t.  tu  deiirjv  ov  holincs; 

tu  iirot'lin:  tu  de-ekrat. 
Unhallowed,  Uu-bal-ud,  a.  not  baluxl;   profiin. 
L'xHALVED.  I'n-h^vd,  a.  not  divjdi-d   inlu  b(ivz. 
IxiiAMMKRED,  I'n-bam-crd,  &.  not  baiuord. 
rMiAMrhKEL),    L'n-ham-iicrd,    a.    not    baupord; 

not  i'iitai);^ld. 
Uniiani>,  L'n-hand,  r.  /.  tu  loos  from  At  hand. 
Unhandily,  Un-band-i-li,    ad.    in    an   unbandi 

ui:in'-r.  [unbandi. 

UsHASDiNESS,  Un-band-i-nos,  n.  At  stat  ov  bclj) 
Umia.ndled,  Un-ban-dld,  a.  not  bandid:  not  tu^l. 
Umiandsume.  ru-liaiid-suiu.  a.  not  liund.^uui;  uii- 

grasli  il:  nut  biitiful;  ilibL-ral;  djriinJL*nyi],Ui<. 
U.MJANUrjOMELV,  Uu-baud-suui-li,  lid.    in  an  un- 

handsuu  inaner. 
Umiandsomeness,  Un-band-sum-nejj,  n.  de  stat 

ov   bfii)  unb:'iiid->uui.  [dekstcrus. 

U.n'handv,  Uii-bau-di,  a.  not  handi;  okward;  not 
U.\HA.\«,  Un-iiai),  V.  t.  tu  divest  ov  baolflz. 
UsiiA.NUED,  I'n-hafjd,  a.  not  bayd,  az  on  a  galoz. 
UxUAi'iMLY,  Un-bap-i-li,  ad.  in  an  uubapi  niancr; 

inizc-nilili.  [tui^itortyiin. 

Umiapimness,  Un-hap-i-nes,  n.  mizeri;  int't'lisiti; 
U.NHAPPy,  Un-bap-i,   a.    not   hapi;  recjed:  niizcr- 

alil:  unt''>rtyiinHt;  kalaiuitu.':  distrest;  unluki. 
UxiiARAssED,  I'u-bar-a.st,  a.  not  barast. 
Umiauhor,  Un-biir-b(ir,  v.  t.  tu  drjv  irom /clter. 
U.NUARiioKED,  Un-b(';r-burd,  a.  afordig  nu  Jeller. 
Uniiaudened,  Uu-hi'ird-nd,  a.  not  bqrdnd. 
Unhaudy,  Un-b(\rd-i,  a.  febl;  tender;  tiinoruii. 
UxilAUMEli,  Un-bi'iriml,  a.  not  bqriud:  unhiirt. 
rsiiAUMFLL,  Un-bi'inn-ful,*  a.  innkjus;  hqrmlcs. 
UxiiARMOXious,  Un-bqr-mi5-ni-us,''   a.    not  bqr- 

monius:  woutig  hqruiciui:  dispruporjonat:  unmi^- 

zikal:  iniiqrmuniuj.     • 
Unharness,  I'n-hqr-nes,  r.  t.  tu  lois  from  bqr- 

ncs;    til    disqrm. 
Uxharrowed,  I'n-har-od,  a.  not  barcod. 
UxiiATCiiKD,  Uii-bacjt,  a.  nut   bact;  not  di:ikluzd. 
UxiiALNTED.  Un-bqnt-ed,  a.  not  hqnted. 
UxHAZARDED,  Un-b.iz-ard-ed,  a.    not    bazarded. 
UxiiAZARDOfs,  Un-baz-ard-U!),  a.  not  hazardu.". 
Unhead,  Un-bed,  r.  t.  tu  tak  of  dc  bed  er  top. 
Unuealable,  Un-h£l-a-bl,    a.    dat  kan   not   be 

brid. 
UxHEALED,  Un-beld,  a.  not  beld:  not  kq^rd. 
Unhealtukil.  Un-ht-lt-ful,  a.    morbid;   unbol- 

«iini.  [beltful  mancr. 

Umiealtiikully,  Un-helt-ful-i,  ad.  in  an  un- 
UxiiKALTiiFLLXESS,  Un-bclt-ful-ncs,  n.  At   t'tat 

ov  lif  1)  uiibeltful.  [manor. 

UxiiKALTiiiLY.  lu-h^lt-i-li,  ad.  in  an  unbelti 
UxiiEALTiiiXESS,  In-belt-i-nes,  n,  destatovbE- 

i{)  unbelti.  * 

Unhealthy,  Un-h^lt-i,  a.    unfavorabl   tu  belt; 

nut  lieiti:  sikli;  wontig  belt. 
UxHEARD,  Un-hi-rd.  a.  not  b«;rd.      C'lihfrd-ov,  oh- 

ekqr:  not  nun  bj  fam; — unjire^rdcnted. 
UxHKATKD,  Un-het-cd,  a.  not  btted:  not  mad  hot. 
IxHKAVENLY.  Un-bev-n-li,  a.  not  bLvnli. 
UxHKDiiED.  I'n-hejd,  a.  not  sur'snded  ^\  a  hej. 
UxHtEDED,  Un-bed-e<l,  a.  not  hedcd;  di.srfgqrded. 
Unheedkll,   Un-hed-ful,»  a.    not  htdful:    not 

k.>Jii-. 
UxHEEDFtLLY,  Un-h^d-ful-i,  ad.  in  an  unhed- 

ful  maner. 


L'xHthiJixo,  Un-btd-ij),  a.  not  hedig;  noglijent; 

kiirle-.  [met. 

UxuELMET,  Un-h61-met,  r.  t.  tu  drprir  ov  a  hel- 
UxHELPED,  Un-hel|)t,  a.  not  bclpt;  unusititod. 
UxHELPKLL,  Un-bulp-ful,  a.  not  helpful. 
Unhemmed,  Un-bemd,  a.  not  hemd. 
IxHtuoic,   Un-bE-ru-ik,  a.  not  heruik;  ignobl. 
I  XHESITATI.NG,  Uu-hez-i-tat-ig,  a.  not  hezitatin. 
Lnhesitatixgly,  Un-boz-i-tat  ig-li,  ad.    wid« 

bezitajon. 
Unhewn,  Un-hqn,  a.  not  bqn;  not  ht^d. 
UxHiDDEX,  Un-bid-n,  a.  not  hidn. 
UxHiDEBouND.  Un-b|d-b-»nd,*  a.  not  bjdb-snd. 
Unhindered,  Uu-bin-derd,  a.  not  binderd. 
Unhinge,  Un-hiuj,  v.  t.  tu  tak  from  At  binjez; 

tu  displiii  bj  vjulend; — tu  disorder;  tu  drrunj; 

tu  koufqz.  [hinjig. 

UxiiiNGEMEXT,  Un-hinj-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  un- 
Unhiued,  I'n-hjrd,  a.  not  bjrd;  not  Ytnal. 
UxHisTORiCAL,  Un-bis-tor-i-kai,  a.  not  historikal. 
UxHiT,  Uu-hit,  a.  not  bit;  not  slruk. 
UxHiTCH,  Un-hi(j,  v.  t.  tu  disengaj  from  a  hiq; 
_  tu  set  fre.  [or  stor, 

UxHOAUD,  Un-huird,  v.t.  tu  tak  awa  from  a  hard 
Unuoliness,  Un-hu-li-nes,  n.  impjeti;  profanncs; 

wikedne^.  [wiked. 

Unholy,  Un-h<5-li,  a.   not  holi;   profan;  impius; 
IxHoxoRED,  Uu-6n-ord,  a.  not  onird. 
Unhood,  Un-hiid,  r.  t.  tu  dEprjv  ov  a  hud. 
L'xiiooK,  Un-biik,  v.  t.  tu  disengaj  from  a  huk. 
Unhoop,  Un-hup,  c.  t.  tu  divest  ov  huiis. 
Unhoped,  Un-hupt,    a.    not  hopt.     UnluJi't-fer, 

not  ho|)t  for  er  eksfiekted. 
Unhopeful,  Un-hcjp-ful,  a.  not  hopful;  beig 

wid'st  hup. 
Unhopefully,  Un-hwp-ful-i,  ad.  not  hopfuli. 
Unhorxed,  Un-hornd,  a.  not  havig  hornz. 
Unhorse,  Un-hors,  v.  t.  tu  tro  from  a  bors  or  sadl. 
UxHOSTiLE,  Un-hos-til,  a.  not  hostil;  not  belogig 

tu  an  enrmi. 
UxiiousE,  Un-b-sz,  v.t.  tu  dcpriv  ov  hiss  or  Jelter. 
UxHOLSED,  Un-b-szd,  a.  not  bxzd;  wontig  a  hiss. 
UxHfMAN,  Un-hq-man,*  a.    bqrbarus;   inbiiman. 
UXHCMANIZE,  Un-hq-man-{Z,  v.  t.  tu  render  savaj 

or  iniiqinan. 
UxuLMAXizED,  Un-hii-man-jzd,  a.  not  hqmanizd. 
UxHi  MBLED.  Un-biim-bld,  a.  not  bambld. 
Unhimihatixo,  Un-hq-mil-i-at-ifl,  a.   not  htl- 

miliatig. 
UxHLMORED,  Un-yii-mord,  a.  not  yT^mord. 
UxHL'XG,  Un-hdfl,  a.  not  hug;  not  hagd. 
UxHLRT,  Uu-hurt,  a.  not  hurt;  frt  from  hqrm. 
Unhlrtfl'l,   Un-biirt-ful,   a.   inokjus;  hqrmles; 

djjig  no  bqrm. 
Unhurtfilly,  Un-hdrt-ful-i,  ad.   wid-st  hqrm; 

in..kjusli.  [ed;  neglekted. 

UxHLSBAXDED,  Un-bdz-band-cd,  a.  not  bucband- 
l  NHisHED,  Un-hiijt,  a.  not  hujt. 
Unhlsked,  Un-hii.-kt,  a.  not  huskt.         [kapsi^I. 
Unicapsular,  Yq-ni-kap-sq-lar,  a.   havig   wun 
Unicorn,  Yq-ni-korn,   «.  a   best  or  kwodnitped 

dat  haz  onli  wun  born; — a  kjnd  ov  b«rd: — a  fij. 

(le  yunikbni  ov  de  Bjbl  iz  dts  komonli  su|xJzid 

tu  be  de  qnoseros. — {.Her.)  a  fabyqlus  repre- 

Eentajon  ov  a  hors  wid  a  siggl  hem  iJnig  from 

de  forhed. 
Unideal,  Un-j-de-al,  a.  not  jdeal;  real. 
Unidiouatic.  Un-id-i-k>-mat-ik,a.  not  idiomiitik. 
Unific,  Vq,-nif-ik,  a.  makig  wun:  f<)rmig  ji\niti. 
Unifloroi'S,  Yii-ni-fl<f)-rus,  a.  {BU.)  havig  wun 

filter. 
Uniform,  Yq-ni-form,  a.  unvarid  in  fftnn,  maner, 

or  drcs;  konsistent;  konsanant;  ekwabl;  cvn:  r6g- 

yqlur. 
Uniform,  Yq-ni-form,  n.  a  drcs  ©v  de  sam  k^nd 

wid  udenj  de  rejim^ntal  dres  ov  a  soljcr. 


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Uniformity,  Tq,-ni-f(jrm-i-ti,  ?i.  de  stat  ov  bgii) 
yiXniferm;  ixzemblaus  tia  itself;  £vn  tenor;  kon- 
fermiti  tu  wun  patern. — Akt  ov  yiinifeiTniti, 
{Stig.  hid.}  an  akt  past  in  1661-2,  enjtrnir)  yq,- 
nifermiti  in  materz  ov  relijon,  obljji{)  el  ds 
klerji  tu.  subskrjb  de  39  qrtiklz,  and  tu  yii,z  de 
saui  ferm  ov  wurjip.  It  kezd  upwardz  ov  2000 
ministeiz  tu  kwit  de  qurq  ov  Iggland. 

Uniformly,  Yx\,-ni-ferm-li,  ad.   in  a   yv),niferm 

^    maner;  widest  variajon;  in  an  evn  tenor;  wid'st 

diversiti.  [yi],nifGrm. 

Uniformness,  Y4-ni-form-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii) 

Unify,  yx\,-ni-fj,  v.  t.  tu  ferm  intu  wun;  tu  mak 
a  yii,nit  ov. 

Unigeniture,  Yii-ni-jen-i-tur,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
de  onli-begotn.  [nus. 

Unigenous,  Yn,-nij-e-nus,  a.  ov  wun  kjnd  er  je- 

Unignited,  Un-ig-njt-ed,  a.  not  ignjted;  not  set 
on  fir.  [wun  lip. 

Unila'biate,  Yq,-ni-la-bi-at,  a.  {Bot.)  bavii)  onli 

Unilateral,  Yii,-ni-lat-er-al,  a.  relatii)  tu  wun 
sjd;  havii)  canli  wun  sjd.  [wun  leter. 

Uniliteral,  Yn-ni-lit-er-al,  a.  konsistii)  ov  onli 

Unilluminated,  Un-il-4-min-at-ed,  a.  not  ilq- 
minated. 

Unillcmined,  Un-il-i],-mind,  a.  not  iltimind. 

Unillustrative,  Un-il-iis-tra-tiv,  a.  not  ilus- 
trativ. 

Unilocular,  Yq,-ni-16k-yq,-lar,  a.  {GoncJi^  not 
divjded  intu  qamberz,  az  Jelz. — {Bot.}  not  sep- 
arated intu  selz,  az  sed-veselz.  [be  imajind. 

Unimaginable,  Un-im-aj-in-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

Unimaginably,  Un-im-aj-in-a-bli,  ad.  tu  a  de- 
gre  not  tu  be  imajind.  [inativ. 

Unimaginative,  Un-im-aj-in-a-tiv,  a.  not  imaj- 

Unimagined,  Un-im-aj-ind,  a.  not  imajind. 

Unimbittered,  Un-im-bit-erd,  a.  not  imbiterd. 

Unimbrued.  Un-im-brc6d,  a.  not  imbrifid. 

Unimbued,  Un-im-bi\d,  a.  not  imbttd. 

Unimitated,  Un-im-i-tat-ed,  a.  not  imitated. 

Unimmersed,  Un-im-erst,  a.  not  imerst. 

Unimmortal,  Un-im-er-tal,  a.  not  imertal;  mertal. 

Unimmortalized,  Un-im-er-tal-jzd,  a.  not  imer- 
taljzd.  [be  imp4rd. 

Unimpairable,  Un-im-p4r-a-bl,  a.   dat  kan  not 

Unimpaired,  Un-im-p4rd,  a.  not  imp4rd  or  inji^rd. 

Unimparted,  Un-im-pqrt-ed,  a.  not  impqrted  er 
Jard. 

Unimpassioned,  Un-im-paJ-ond,  a.  notimpajond; 
kqm;  inosent;  kwjet. 

Unimpeachable,  Un-im-peg-a-bl,  a.  not  Ijabl  tu 
impeqment;  not  impecjabl. 

Unimpeached,  Un-im-peqt,  a.  not  impeqt. 

Unimpeded,  Un-im-ped-ed,  a.  not  impeded  er 
hinderd. 

Unimplored,  Un-im-plord,  a.  not  implord. 

Unimportance,  Un-im-per-tans,  n.  wont  ov  im- 
partans.  [trjflii);  frivolus. 

Unimportant,  Un-im-por-tant,  a.  not  impertant; 

Unimporting,  Un-im-jxart-ig,  a.  not  impurtiij. 

Unimportuned,  Un-im-por-ti|,nd,  a.  not  salisited. 

Unimposed,  Un-im-piizd,  a.  not  impozd. 

Unimposing,  Un-im-p6z-ig,  a.  not  impozir);  vol- 
untari. 

Unimpregnable,  Un-im-preg-na-bl,  a.  dat  ma 
be  takn  er  imp4nd;  not  impregnabl. 

Unimpressed,  Un-im-prest,  a.  nut  imprest. 

Unimfressible,  Un-im-pres-i-bl,  a.  not  impresibl. 

Unimpressive,  Un-im-pres-iv,  a.  not  impresiv. 

Unimpressiveness,  Un-im-pres-iv-nes,  n.  de  stat 
ov  bell)  unimpresiv. 

Unimprisoned,  Un-ira-priz-nd,  a.  not  impriznd. 

Unimprovable,  Un-im-prdbv-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 
be  imprifivd. 

Unimprovablexess,  Un-im-pr(fiv-a-bl-nes,  n.  de 
kwoliti  ov  not  beig  improovabl. 


Unimproved,  Un-im-prc&vd,  a.  not  imprdbvd;  not 

mad  beter;  not  tet;  not  meliorated. 
Unimproving,  Un-im-probv-ii),  a.   not  imprdbvig. 
Unimpugned,  Un-im-pi],nd,  a.  not  impi^nd. 
Unimputed,  Un-im-pvit-ed,  a.  not  impi],ted. 
Unincarcerated,  Un-in-kqr-ser-at-ed,  a.  not  in- 

kqrserated. 
Unincarnate,  Un-in-k^r-nat,  a.  not  inkqrnat. 
Unincensed,  Un-in-senst,  a.  not  insenst. 
Unincited,  Un-in-sjt-ed,  a.  not  insjted. 
Uninclosed,  Un-in-klozd,  a.  net  inklozd. 
Unincorporated,   Un-in-ker-pca-rat-ed,    a.    not 

inkijrpurated.  [inkres. 

Unincreasable,  Un-in-krES-a-bl,J  a.  admitig  no 
Unincreased,  Un-in-krest,  a.  not  inkrest. 
Uninculcated,  Un-in-kdl-kat-ed,  a.  not  inkiil- 

kated.  [berd. 

Unincumbered,  Un-in-kdm-berd,  a.  not  inkum- 
Un indebted,  Un-in-det-ed,  a.  not  indeted. 
Unindemnified,   Un-in-dem-ni-fjd,    a.    not  in- 

demnifid. 
Unindented,  Un-in-dent-ed,  a.  not  indented. 
UxiNDiCATED,  Un-in-di-kat-ed,  a.  not  indikated. 
Unindicted,  Un-in-djt-ed,  a.  not  indjted.      [iti. 
Unindifferency,  Un-in-dif-er-en-si,  n.  pqrjial- 
Unindifferent,  Un-in-'dif-er-ent,  a.  not  indifer- 

ent;  pqrj'al. 
Unindorsed,  Un-in-dorst,  a.  not  inderst. 
Unindulged,  Un-in-diiljd,  a.  not  induljd. 
Unindustrious,  Un-in-dds-tri-us,  a.   not  indus- 

'trius;  not  dilijent. 
Uninebriating,  Un-in-e-bri-at-ii),  a.  not  inebri- 

atiij.  [yijated. 

Uninfatuated,  Un-in-fat-yq,-at-ed,  a.  not  infat- 
Uninfected,  Un-in-fekt-ed,  a.  not  infekted. 
Uninfectious,  Un-in-fek-Jus,  a.  not  infekjus. 
Uninfested,  Un-in-fest-ed,  a.  not  infested. 
Uninflamed,  Un-in-flamd,  a.   not  inflamd;  not 

set  on  f  jr. 
Uninflammable,  Un-in-flam-a-bl,  a.  notinflam- 

abl;  inkombustibl. 
Uninflicted,  Un-in-flikt-ed,  a.  not  inflikted. 
Uninfluenced,  Un-in-fli^-enst,  a.  not  infh|enst. 
Uninfluencive,  Un-in-flij,-en-siv,    a.    uninfhx- 

enjal.  •  [inflqens, 

Uninfluential,  Un-in-flix-en-Jal,  a.  not  havig 
Uninformed,  Un-in-formd,  a.  not  infermd:  untot. 
Uninforming,  Un-in-ferm-ig,  a.  not  infermig  or 

instriiktig. 
Uninfringed,  Un-in-frinjd,  a.  not  infrinjd. 
Uningenious,   Un-in-jen-yus,  er  Un-in-je-ni-as, 

a.  not  injenyus;  stupid. 
Uningenuous,  Un-ia-jen-yti,-us,  a.  notinjenyixus; 

iliberal;  disinjeuyi^us. 
Uninhabitable,  Un-in-hab-it-a-bl,    a.    not   in- 

hiibitabl;  unfit  tu  be  inhabited. 
Uninhabitableness,    Un-in-hab-it-a-bl-nes,    n, 

de  inkapasiti  ov  beig  inhabited. 
Uninhabited,  Un-in-hab-it-ed,  a.  not  inhabited; 

havig  no  inhabitants. 
Uninheritability,  Un-in-hor-it-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  de 

stat  ov  ndt  beig  inheritabl. 
Uninitiate,  Un-in-iJ-i-at,         )  i  •   -r-  t  j 

Uninitiated,  Un-in-iJ-i-at-ed,  \  ^-  '^"^  i^^'I'^ted. 
Uninjured,  Un-in-jiyd,  a.  not  inji],rd;  unhurt. 
Uninjurious,    Un-in-ji|-ri-us,    a.    not  inji^riusj 

hi|rmles. 
Uninquiring,  Un-in-kwjr-ig,  a.  makig  no  inkwjri. 
Uninquisitive,  Un-in-kwiz-i-tiv,  a.  not  inkwiz- ' 

itiv.  [Jon. 

Uninscribed,  Un-in-skrjbd,  a.  havig  no  inskrip- 
Uninspired,  Un-in-spjrd,  a.  not  inspjrd. 
Uninspirited,  Un-in-spir-it-ed,  a.  not  inspirited. 
Uninstalled,  Un-in-steld,  a.  not  instald. 
Uninstigated,  Un-in-sti-gat-ed,  a.  not  instigated. 
Uninstituted,  Un-ifl-sti-tiit-ed,  a.  not  institi],ted. 


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Uninstrccted,  Un-in-strdkt-ed,  a.  not  instriikt- 

ed;  not  tot.  [i\). 

Uninstuuctino,  Un-in-stnikt-iu,  a.  not  instrdkt- 
Uninstkuotivk,  Un-in-struk-tiv,  a.  not  instriik- 

tiv.  [siruktivli. 

Uninstbuctively,  Un-in-striik-tiv-li,  ad.  not  in- 
UNi.NbLLATtD,  L'n-iii-sn-lul-u(J,  11.  not  iusulatcJ. 
llNiNSLEtD,  I'u-in-Ji'ird,  a.  not  inji'i,rd. 
U.NiNTELLtCTUAL,  L'n-in-tfl-ekt-yn-al,  a.  not  in- 

telektynal. 
Unintelligent,  Un-in-t61-i-jont,  a.  not  intcli- 

JL'iit:  not  .xkilfial. 
Unintelligently,   Un-in-t(51-i-jent-li,   ad.    wid 

Wont  ov  intelijcus. 
Unixtelligiuility,  Un-in-tel-i-ji-bil-i-ti,  n.  de 

kw<jliti  ov  he'\\)  unint^lijibl. 
Unintelligidle,  Un-in-tel-i-ji-bl,  a.  not  int^li- 

jibl;  diit  kim  not  be  understud. 
Unintelligibleness,  Uu-iu-tel-i-ji-bl-nes, ».  de 

Stat  ov  Iie'h)  unintt'lijibl. 
Unintelligibly,  I'n-in-t^l-i-ji-bli,  ad.  in  an  un- 

intolijibl  niancr. 
Unintended,  Un-in-t^nd-ed,  a.  not  intended. 
Unintentional,  Un-in-ten-Jon-al,  a.   not  inten- 

Joniil;  not  dtziiid;  btij)  wid'St  dezjn. 
.Unintentionally,  L'n-iu-t^u-/on-ul-i, at/.  wid'Bt 

intenjon.  [torkalatcd. 

Unintercalated,  Un-in-tcT-ka-lat-ed,  a.  not  in- 
Unintercepted,  Un-in-tor-sept-ed,  a.  not  inter- 

Bdptod.  [dikted. 

Uninterdicted,  Un-in-tcr-dikt-ed,  a.  not  inter- 
Uninteri-:sted,  Un-in-tor-cst-od,  a.  not  interest- 
ed; havi\)  nu  interest;  disinterested. 
Uninteresting,  I'n-in-ter-est-ij),  ,i.  not  intercst- 

ifl;  ekfjtij)  no  interest.  [intermijon. 

Uninteumission,  I'n-in-ter-miJ-on,  n.  absens  ov 
Unintermitted,  Un-in-ter-mit-ed,  a.   not  inter- 

niited;  kontinynd.  [•st  intcruiijon. 

Unintermittkdlv,  rn-in-ter-mit-cd-li,  ad.  wid- 
Unintermitting,  I'n-in-ter-uiit-ij),  a.  not  inter- 

mitij):  kontiiiyiiij).  [mikst. 

Uninteumixed,  Lu-in-ter-mikst,  a.  not  intcr- 
Uninterpolated,  Un-in-t^r-po-lat-ed,  a.  not  in- 

terpulntcd.  [pretcd. 

Uninterpreted,  Un-in-ter-prct-cd,  a.  not  inter- 
Uninterrek,  Tn-in-terd,  a.  not  interd. 
Uninterrupted,  L'n-in-tcr-iipt-cd,  a.  not  brokn; 

not  inteiuiitcd.  [it  interujijon. 

Uninterruptedly,  Un-in-ter-iipt-ed-li,  arf.  wid- 
Unintimated,  Un-in-ti-mat-ed,  a.  not  intimated. 
Unintimidated,  Un-in-tim-i-dat-ed,  a.   not  in- 

timidateil. 
Unintrenciied,  I'n-in-trenqt,  a.  not  intrenqt. 
Unintricated,    Un-in-tri-kat-ed,*    a.    not    per- 

plekst. 
Unintroduced,  Un-in-tro-di\st,  a.  not  intrwdi'ist. 
UninuRed,  Un-in-yi'ird,  a.   not  inyi|,rd;  unakos- 

touul. 
Uninvaded,    Un-in-vad-ed,    a.    not   invaded   or 

a.<Hld.  [diskiiverd. 

Uninvested,  Un-in-vent-ed,  a.  not  invented;  un- 
Uninventive,  Un-in-veu-tiv,  a.  not  inventiv. 
Uninverted,  In-in-vi-rt-cd,  a.  not  inverted. 
Uninvested,  I'n-in-vest-ed,  a.  not  invested. 
Uninvestigable,  Un-iu-vus-ti-ga-bl,   a.   not  tu 

be  serqt  ut.  [vfotigated. 

Uninvestigated,  rn-in-vds-li-gHt-cd,  a.  not  in- 
Uninvited,  Ln-in-vit-cd,  a.  not  invjtcd;  notaskt. 
Uninviting,  .Un-in-vjt-ifl,  a.  not  iuvitig;  not  per- 

8wadi{). 
Uninvoked.  Un-in-vukl,  a.  not  invukt. 
Unio,  Vi'^-ni-u,  /».  a  jf nu.s  ov  jHTJ-Jflz. 
Union,  \i'in-yon,  «.  de  akt  ov  j«rniD  t<i>  or  mor 

so  ax  tu  uiak  dcm  wun;  de  akt  ov  yunjtifl;  dt 

Stat  ov  brifl  yiinjti'd:    konkord;  konjugkjon; — 

several  yiinjted  intu  wun;  a  konfedcrasi. 


Unionist,  Yi'in-yon-ist,  n.  wun  hat  advokata  er 

l)rwuiu)ls  yiinyon.  [a  bert. 

Iniparuus,  Vii-nip-a-rus,  A.  brigig  fort  wun  at 
L'nipeu,  Vi'i-ni-ned,  a.  baviy  ouli  wun  fut. 
Unipeesonal,    Vii,-ui-|jer-8on-al,    a.    havig   but 

wun  per.-on. 
I'nipersonalist,  Yi\-ni-p<;r-8on-al-ist,  n,  wunhO) 

bcltvz  diir  iz  but  wun  i)\-rson  in  de  Uciti. 
Unique,  Vii-nt'k,  a.    [//•.]   sol;  btig    wid«t  an 

ekwal;  wid'st  anildcr  ov  de  Bam  kjnd  non  tu 

ej»zi.st. 
I'NiyuELY,  Yii-nt'k-li,  ad.  in  a  yi^ntjk  mancr. 
I'niradiated,    Vii-ni-ra-di-at-cd,   a.   havig   but 

wun  ra.  [ed. 

I'nirradiated,  Un-ir-n-di-nt-ed,  a.  not  iradiat- 
L'nison,  Vi'i-ni-son,  n.  n  konsonuns  ov  tib  K^ndz 

ekwal  in  graviti  or  aki],tnc8;  an  unvarid  not;  a 

B'snd  egzaktii  de  sam  az  anuder;  u  t-trig  dat  has 

dt  sam  Avud  wid  aniider:  an  cgzakt  agremeut; 

akordan.'^:  li<irniuni:  ineluxli;  konkord. 
Unison,  Yti,-ui-son,  a.  STsndig  alon;  yi^nisonant; 

yiini.-'onus. 
Unisonaxce,  Yii-nis-Q-nans,  n.  akardans  ov  sisndz. 
Unisonant,  Yt],-nis-o-nant,  a.  beig  in  yi^nison. 
Unisonous,  Yn-nis-o-nus,   a.    beig   iu  yi^uison; 

liavig  de  sam  STsnd;  yn,nisou. 
Unit,  Yii,-nit,  n.  wun;  dt  lest  number,  or  de  ra>t 

ov  numberz;— a  gold  ktrn  ov  Kig  Jamz  I. 
Unitable,  Yii-njl-a-bl,  a.  kupablov  beig  yq,nited. 
Unitarian,  \  n-ni-ta-ri-an,   n.   wun  bjj,  in  dis- 

tigkjon  from  Tiinitariam,  holdz  dat  Ciod  eg- 

zists  in  wun  i>er!;on  uuli;  wun  boi  aKz  diviniti 

tu  (Jod  de  l-'qder  onli;  an  anti-trinitarian. 
Unitarian,  Yn-ni-ta-ri-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Yuni- 

tarianizni  or  Yiinitarianz. 
Unitarianism.  \  11,-ni-ta-ri-an-iz-m^  n.  de  prin- 

siplz  ov  Yiinitniianz. 
Unitarianize,  Yii-ni-ta-ri-an-jz,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu 

konfi'iriu  tu  Yunitt'irianizm. 
Unite,  Yn-njt,  r.  t.  tu  jflrn  t<l>  or  mor  intu  wun; 

tu  brig  or  form  intu  a  yiyiyon;  tu  brig  tuged- 

er;  tu  kombjn;  tu  kouekt;  tu  mak  tu  agre,  er 

tu  adher;  tu  jern. 
Unite,  Yi),-njt,  t.  i.  tu  jern  in  an  akt;  tu  konktir; 

tu  akt  in  konscrt;  tu  koalas;  tu  be  semented; 

tu  gro  intu  wun.  [tu  jern. 

Unitedly,  Yq,-njt-cd-li,  ad.  wid  jninyon;  so  ai 
Uniter,  Yi^-njt-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  yn,n|ts. 
Unition,  Yi^-niJ-on,  n.  de  akt  or  pTser  ov  ytinjt- 

ig:  konjugkjon:  koalijon. 
Unity,  Yi^-ni-ti,  u.  de  stat  ov  beig  wun;  wunnes; 

— konkord;  agrrment;  ytj^niforiniti; — de  kwolili 

ov  eni  wurk  ov  qrt,  (az  u  drama,  i  bj  hwiq  el  de 

pqrts  qr  subordinat  tu  wun  jeneral  dezjn  or  cf- 

ekt.   He  tre  yt(iiiliz,  in  At  drama,  qr  doz  ov  tjm, 

pla.s,  and  nkjon. 
Univalve,  Yi'i-ni-valv,  a.  havig  wun  Jel  er  valv. 
Univalve,  Yii-ni-valv,  n.  a  Jcl  havig  onli  wun 

valv. 
Univalved,  Y'li-ni-valvd,  a.  havig  onli  wun  valv. 
Univalvulab,  Yn,-ni-val-Tq,-lar,  a.    havig   but 

wun  valv. 
Universal,  Yti-ni-vi'r-sal,  a.  total;  hoi;  el;  kom- 

prjzig  ol;  juneral. —  }  t(niitfrsal  JBnt,  a  kontrjv- 

ans  fur  koinqnikntig  mojon  obijkli. 
Universal,  Yq-ni-ver-sal,  u.   {L-</hy  a  jeneral 

propozijon  inkli^dig  a  jeneral  klas  ov  partikyq- 

larz: — *yqnivors:  de  hoi. 
Universalism,  Yq-ni-vi-r-sal-iz-ra, «.  dr  prinsipli 

ov  Yiiniversalistji;  de  bcltf  dat  el  mankjnd  wil 

be  savd. 
Universalist,  Yti-ni-v^r-sal-ist,  n.  wun  hisaf^kta 

tu  understand  el  partikyqlarx; — wun  hat  holds 

de  doktrin  dat  ol  men  wil  br  savd.     It  iz  sum- 

timz  apljd  tu  Hrminiant,  from  di^r  holdig  tu  ds 

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Uniteesality,  Yi|-ni-ver-sal-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov 
bEiij  jn^niversalj  not  partikyi^lariti;  ekstenjon 
tva  de  hoi. '  [yiiniversal. 

Universalize,  Yii-ni-ver-sal-jz,  ■».  t.  tia  render 

Universally,  Yi],-ni-ver-sal-i,  ad.  trcoit  dg  hoi; 
wid-st  L-kscpJun. 

Universe,  Yii,-ni-vers,  n.  dz  hoi  kreajon,  inklrid- 
iij  de  solar  sistem  and  el  dg  stqri  rgjonz  beyond; 
de  jeneral  sistem  ov  tir)z;  dg  wurld. 

University,  Yn-ni-ver-si-ti,  n.  a  seminari  er 
plas  ov  lernii),  hwi\r  el  de  qrts  and  sjensez  qr  tet 
and  studid.  Sunitjmz  improperli  apljd  tia  a  sem- 
inar! er  kolej  ov  a  mu(3  mor  limited  karakter. 

Univocal,  Yix-niv-o-kal,  a.  haviij  onli  wun  men- 
ig  or  signifikajon: — opozd  tu  ekicirokal; — ser- 
ten;  regj'i^lar;  pursi^ir)  wun  tenor. — {3Ius.}  not- 
ii)  a  konkerd. 

Univocal,  Yq,-niv-o-kal,  n.  {Aristotelian  logic) 
a  ward  havig  onli  wun  signifikajon  er  menii); — 
a  sinonim. 

Univocally,  Yn,-niv-o-kal-i,  ad.  in  wun  term: 
in  wuu  sens;  in  wun  tenor. 

Univocation,  Yi\,-niv-(D-ka-Jon,  n.  agrement  ov 
nam  and  mgnii). 

Unjaering,  Un-jqr-ii),  a.  not  jqrii);  konkerdant. 

Unjaundiced,  Un-jqn-dist,  a.  notjqndist. 

Unjealous,  Un-jel-us,  a.  not  jelus:  not  suspijus. 

Unjoin,  Un-jtrn,*  v.  t.  tia  separat;  tu  disjffn. 

Unjoined,  Un-jffnd,  a.  notjernd;  disjend. 

Unjoint,  Un-jffnt,*  r.  i.  tti  separat:  ta  disjtjnt. 

Unjointed,  Un-jffnt-ed,  a.  not  jefnted;  separated. 

Unjolted,  UuTJolt-ed,  a.  not  jolted. 

Unjoyful,  Un-jff-ful,  a.  notjfffial;  sad. 

Unjoyous,  Un-jff-us,  a.  notjerus;  not  qerful. 

Unjudged,  Un-jiijd,  a.  not  jujd  er  desided. 

Unjust,  Un-jiist,  a.  not  just;  inikwitus;  kontrari 
tu  ekwiti  er  justis. 

Unjustifiable,  Un-jus-ti-fj-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 
be  justif  jd:  roi). 

Unjustifi'ableness,  Un-jds-ti-fj-a-bl-nes,  n.  de 
kwoliti  ov  not  beii)  justif  jabl. 

Unjustifiably,  Un-jus-ti-fj-a-bli,  ad.  in  a  man- 
er  not  tu  he  defended. 

Unjustified,  Un-jus-ti-fjd,  a.  not  justif  jd. 

Unjustly,  Un-just-li,  ad.  in  a  maner  kontrari 
tu  rjt  er  justis. 

Unkennel,  Un-ken-el,  r.  t.  tm  driv  from  a  kenel, 
hoi,  er  retret.  '  [zervd. 

Unkept,  Un-kept,  a.  not  kept;  not  retand;  unob- 

Unkerchiefed,  Un-ker-qift,  a.  haviij  no  kerqif. 

Unkilled,  Un-kild,  a',  not  kild;  not  slan. 

Unkind,  Un-kjnd,  a.  not  kjnd:  unfrendli;  not  be- 
nevolent. 

Unkindled,  Un-kin-dld,  a.  not  kindld. 

Unkindliness,  Un-kind-li-nes,  w.  de  kwoliti  ov 
beiij  unkitidli:  unfaVorablnes. 

Unkindly,'  Un-kjnd-li,  a.  not  kjndli;  vffd  ov 
kjndnes:  unnatyqral.  [afekjon. 

Unkindly,  Un-kjnd-li,  ad.  wid-st  kjndnes;  wid-st 

Unkindness,  Un-kjnd-nes,  7i.  wont  ov  kjndnes: 
malevolens;  maligniti;  il-wil. 

Unking,  Un-kii),  v.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  rffalti. 

Unkinglike,  Un-kiij-ljk,  a.  unkiijli.        [ignobl. 

Unkingly,  Un-kii)-li,  a.  unbekumii)  a  kiij:  bas: 

Unkiss,  Un-kis,*  v.  t.  tu  depriv  ov  a  kis. 

Unkissed,  Un-kist,  a.  not  kisti 

Unkle,  Ufl'kl,  n.     Se  {Uncle.) 

Unknelled.  Un-neld,  a.  not  notist  bj  a  nel. 

Unknightly,  Un-njt-li,  a.  unbekiimiij  a  nit. 

Unknit,  Un-nit,  v.  t.  tu  unwev;  tu  separat;  tu 
opn. 

Unknit,  Un-nit,  a.  not  yq,nited;  not  nit. 

Unknotted,  Un-n6t-ed,  a.  fred  from  nots;  un- 
twisted. 

Unknotty,  Un-not-i,  a.  havii)  no  nots. 

Unkno-^v,  Un-D(5,  v.  t.  tu  ses  tu  no. 


Unkno-wable,  Un-no-a-bl,   a.    dat  kan   not  be 

non. 
Unknq-w^ing,  Un-no-ig,  a.  ignorant;  not  noig. 
Unknowingly,  Un-no-ig-li,  ad.  ignorantli. 
Unkno-wn,  Un-non,  a.  not  non;  unkalki^lated. 
Unlabored,  Un-la-bord,  a.  not  labord;  not  kiilti- 

vated  bj  labor; — spontaneus;  voluntari. 
Unlaborious,   Un-la-bo-ri-us,   a.    not  laborius; 

not  difikult. 
Unlace,  Un-las,  v.  t.  tu  loos  from  lasez:  tu  Icnsn, 

az  a  wumanz  dres:  tu  divest  ov  ornaments. 
Unl^ckeyed,  Un-lak-id,  a.  not  atended  bj  a  laki 

er  servant. 
Unlade,  Un-lad,  v.  t.  tu  emti  er  remd&v  from  a 

vesel;  tu  unlod. 
Unladylike,  Un-la-di-ljk,  a.  not  bekumig  a  ladi. 
Unlaid,  Un-lad,  a.  not  lad;  not  plast;  not  pasifjd. 
Unlamented,  Un-la-ment-ed,  a.    not  lamented; 

not  deplord.  -  [mikst. 

Unlarded,  Un-lqrd-ed,  a.  not  Iqrded;  not  inter- 
Unlash,  Un-laJ,  v.  t.    {±\aut.)  tu  lois  hwot  haz 

bin  tjd. 
Unlatch,  Un-laq,  «.  t.  tu  opn  bj  liftii)  de  lag. 
Unlatheeed,  Un-lad-erd,  a.  not  laderd. 
Unlaunched,  Un-lqnqt,  a.  not  Iqnqt. 
Unlaueelled,  Un-le-reld,  a.  not  kr-snd  wid  lerel. 

Se  {Laurel.) 
Unlavish,  Un-lav-iJ,  a.  not  lavij;  not  wastful. 
Unlavished,  Un-lav-ijt,  a.  not  iavijt;  not  wasted. 
Unla-wful,  Un-le-ful,  a.  kontrari  tu  le:  not  le- 

ful:  ilegal.  [maner;  ilegali, 

Unla-wfully,  Un-le-ful-i,    ad.    in   an   unleful 
Unlawfulness,  Un-ld-f  ul-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  be- 

iij  unleful. 
Unlay,  Un-la,  r.  t.  {Kaxit.)  tu  untwist  de  strandz, 

az  ov  a  kabl.  [wid  ledz. 

Unleaded,  Un-led-ed,  a.   not  leded;  not  furnijt 
Unleaen,  Un-lern,  v.  t.  tu  forget,  er  disyq,z,  after 

havii)  lernd.  [lernd. 

Unleae^.able,  Un-lern-a-bl,  a.   dat  kan  not  be 
Unlearned,  Un-lern-ed,  a.  not  lerned;  unedyr],- 

kated:  iliterat;   ignorant;  not  infermd;    not  in- 

stnikted. 
Unleaenedly,  Un-lern-ed-li,  ad.  ignorantli. 
Unlearnedness,    Un-lern-ed-nes,   n.     wont    ov 

lernii). 
Unleased,  Un-lest,  a.  not  lest.  [ed. 

Unleavened,  Un-lev-nd,  a.  not  levnd  er  ferment- 
Unlectueed,  Un-lekt-yt|rd,  a.  not  lekty^rd. 
Unlegacied,  Un-leg-a-sid,  a.  havii)  no  legasi. 
Unleisured,  Un-le-gii^rd,*  a.  not  havii)  legt^r. 
Unlent,  Un-lent,  a.  not  lent.  [not. 

Unless,  Un-les,  konj.  ek^ept;  if  not;  supiozig  dat 
Unlessened,  Un-les-nd,  a.  not  diminijt. 
Unlessoned,  Un-les-nd,  a.  not  tet.  [erat. 

Unletteeed,  Un-let-erd,  a.  unlerned;  untet;  ilit- 
Unletteeedness,  Un-let-erd-nes,  n.  unlemednes. 
Unlevel,  Uu-lev-el,  a.  not  level;  unevn. 
Unlevelled,  Un-lev-eld,  a.  not  leveld  er  lad  evn. 
Unlevied,  Un-lev-id,  a.  not  levid. 
Unlibidinous,   Un-li-bid-i-nus,    a.    not  lustful; 

pi|r  from  karnaliti. 
Unlicensed,  Un-lj-senst,  a.  not  lisenst  er  etorjzd. 
Unlicked,  Un-likt,  a.  not  likt:  not  fermd:  Japles. 
Unlifted.  Un-lift-ed,  a.  not  lifted;  not  razd. 
Unlighted,  Un-ljt-ed,  a.  not  Ijted:  not  set  on  fjr. 
Unlightsome,  Un-ljt-sum,*  a.  dqrk:  glcomi. 
Unlike,  Un-lik,  a.  not  Ijk;  havii)  no  Ijknes;  dis- 

imilar. 
Unlikelihood,  Un-ljk-li-hud,  n.  improbabiliti. 
Unlikeliness,  Un-ljk-li-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

unljkli:  improbabiliti. 
Unlikely,  Un-lik-li,  a.  not  Ijkli;  improbabl:  not 
suq  az  kan  be  reznabli  ekspekted: — not  promisig 
eni  partikyTi.lar  event:  unpromisig. 
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Unlike.ness,  Un-ljk-nos,  n.  di.-^imUitiid;  wont  ov 

IjkiitM.  [yeldiO- 

Unlimber,  I'u-lim-ber,   a.    not  limber;  stif;  ou- 
Unlimitable,    L'n-lim-it-a-bl,     a.     udmitig    no 

b-sii'l^  or  limits;  iliinitabl. 
Unlimited,  L'n-lini-it-cJ,  a.   not  limited;  indef- 

init;  biivio  no  bTiudz  or  limits;  uudefjiid;  unkun- 

fjud;  not  rr^!trti^d.  [lit  bmirlz. 

UNLiMiTEULy,  I'n-lim-it-cd-Ii,  a<i.  b'Kndlesli;  wi  t- 
Unlimitedness,  Un-lim-it-cd-nc3,  n.  de  stat  ov 

beig  unlimited.  [in  order. 

Unli.seal,  L°n-lin-e-al,  a.  not  lineal;  nut  kumig 
Unlixed,  Uu-ljiid,  a.  not  Ijnd;  not  kuverd  iiisid. 
Unli.sk,  Uu-li{)k,  c.  t.  tu  uutwi-it;  tu  opn. 
Unliquefieu,  L'n-lik-wc-fjd,  a.    unmelted:  undi- 

zolvd.  [dated. 

U.NLIQUIDATED,  Un-Hk-wi-dat-ed,  &.    not   likwi- 
Unliquored,  L'n-lik-ord,  a.  not  wet  or  mor.-fnd. 
Unliste.mxg,  Un-lis-n-ig,  a.  def;  not  hcriji. 
Unliteuary,  Un-lit-cr-a-ri,  a.  not  literari;  ilit- 

erat. 
Unliveliness,  Un-ljv-li-nes,  n.  dulncs. 
Unlively,  Un-ljv-li,  a.  not  Ijvli;  wontig  Ijf:  dul. 
Unload,  Un-lifid,  r.  t.  tu  remajv  a  lod  froiu:  tn 

disburdn;  ta  unlad;  tu  egisonerat. 
Cnlocated,  Un-lo-kat-ed,  a.    not  lt>kated;    not 

plast. 
Unlock,  Un-16k,  r.  t.  tu  unfdsn  hwot  iz  Jut  \s\A 

a  lok;  tu  upn.  [Ivk. 

Unlocked,  I  u-16kt,  a.  not  lokt;  not  fasnd  wid  a 
Unlodge,  Un-16j,  a,  t.  tu  depriv  ov  a  lojig;  tu 

disloj. 
Unlodged,  Un-16jd,  a.  not  lojd.  [forsfn. 

Unlooked-for,  Im-lukt-for,  a.  unekspekted:  not 
Unlooped,  L'n-lJjpt,  a.  not  fa?nd  bi  a  l*p. 
Unloose,  Un-lJ)-,  r.  t.    tu  unlijnd:  tu  rcles;  tu 

lotwn;  tu  liM.     l^f^LcM  and  unldts  qr  ov  de  sam 

menig:  or  nu  iz  merli  intensiv.  [yqnyon. 

Unloose,  l'n-lif>3,  v.  i.  tu  fel  in  pescz;  tu  la>z  ol 
Unloosen,  I'n-Iius-n,  r.  t.  tu  la»sn;  tu  unUus. 
Unlordly,  Un-lerd-li,  a.  not  lordli;  not  <\rbitrari. 
Unlosable,  Un-liiz-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  lost. 
Unlost,  Un-16it,  a.  not  lost. 
Unlove,  Un-ldv,  r.  t.  tu  dcstri?  de  luv  ov. 
Unloved,  Un-liivd,  a.  not  luvd. 
Uxloteliness,  Un-ldv-li-nes,  n.  undmiablnc?. 
Unlovely,  I'n-ldv-li,  a.  not  luvli:  unamiabl. 
Unloving,  Un-ldv-ig,  a.  not  luvig;  not  fond. 
Unlubricated,  Un-hi-bri-kat-ed,   a.   not  li'ibji- 

kated.  [luk. 

I'nllckily,  Un-ldk-i-li,  ad.  unfortj-qnatli;  bj  il 
Unllckiness,  Un-ldk-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov   bein 

luki. 
Unlucky,  Un-ldk-i,  a.  not  luki;  unfort3rn,nat;  un- 

suk.«e.-ful;    unbapi:— il-omend;    inoapijus.  —  In 

kolb>kwial  yu8,  misqivusli  wagij.  [luster. 

Unlustrods,  Un-loj-trus,  a.  not  lustrus;  wontiij 
Unlute,  Un-h'it,  v.  t,  tu  separat  from  semont  or 

Iqt.  ^  [riu.-. 

Unluxl'RIOCs,  I'n-luks-yti-ri-u?,  a.  not  luk^yi^- 
Unmaddened,  I'n-mad-nd,  a.  not  madnd. 
Unmade,  Tn-mad,  a.  not   mad;   not   formd;    not 

krented;  deprjvd  ov  form  or  knrolitiz. 
Unmade,  Un-mad,  i.  and  p.  from    Uum6k.      Se 

Unmaonified,  Un-mag-ni-fid,  a.  not  magnifid. 
Unmaidenly,    Un-mad-n-li,    a.     unbekdmig   a 

madn. 
Unmailkd,  Un-mald,  a.  not  maid. 
Unmaimed,  Un-mamd,  a.  not  mnmd.        [tanabl. 
Unmai.stainable,  I'n-man-tau-a-bl,  a.  not  man- 
Unmajestio,  I'n-ma-jes-tik,  a.  not  majestik. 
Unmakable,  Un-mak-a-bl,  a.  not  posibl  tu  be 

mad. 
Unmake,  Un-mak,  r.  t.  ta  deatnjr  de  form  and 

esenjal  kwoUtii  ov;  tu  roin. 


j  UxMALiciot'S,  Un-ma-liJ-us,  a.  not  malijus. 
Unmalleable,  L'n-mal-e-a-bl,  a.  not  maleabl. 
1  Unman,  In-man,  r.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  de  kwolitiz 
'      ov  u  man:  tu   cmaskxilat: — tu  drj^kt;  tu  dis- 

hqrtn;— tu  deprjv  ov  men;  tu  disgarison. 
Unmaxacled,  L  n-man-a-kld,  a.  not  manakld. 
Unmanageable,  I'n-man-HJ-a-bl,  a.  not  manaj- 

abl;  not  ezili  Kuvernd:  not  ezili  welded. 
Unmanageablexess,  rn-man-aj-a-bl-ne»,  n.  At 

kwoliti  ov  bfiy  unmanajabl. 
I'SMANAOED,  L'u-man-ajd,  a.  not  manajd. 
UxMANFUL,  Un-man-ful,  a.  not  bekdmig  a  man; 

unmaidi. 
I  Unmanfully,  Un-man-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  manor  un- 
I      wurdi  ov  n  man. 

I  Unmanlike,  Un-man-ljk,  a.  unmanli.  [nes. 

Unmanlixess,  ru-inan-li-ncj,  n.  wont  ov  manli- 
Unmaxly,  L'n-man-li,  a.  not  manli:  unsi^tabl  tu 

a  man;  disonorabl;  wck:  ofeminat. 
Unmanned,  Un-mand,  a.  not  mand;  not  furni/t 

wid  men. 
Unmaxxeeed,  Un-man-erd,a.  ni)d;bra)tal;  unsivil. 
Unmaxnerlixess,  Un-man-er-li-nes,  n.    brcq  ov 

siviliti:  il  behavyor. 
Unmannerly,    L'n-man-cr-li,    a.    not    manerli; 

wontig  gud  manerz:  impuljt;  il  bred;  not  sivil; 

not  komplazant.  [un.^ivili. 

Unmannerly,  L'n-man-er-li,  ad.  wid  il  mancra; 
Unmantle,  Un-man-tl,  r.  t.  tu  divdst  ov  a  manti 

or  klok:  tu  dismantl. 
■U.xmanueed.  L'n-ma-nvird,  a.  not  mani'ird. 
Unmarked,  L'n-mqrkt,  a.  not  mqrkt:  not  obzen-d. 
Unmarketable,  Un-m^r-ket-a-bl,  a.  not  m^rket- 

abl. 
Unmarked,  Un-m(^rd,  a.  not  mqrd;  aninjqrd. 
Unmarriageable,  Un-mar-ij-a-bl,  a.  not  marij- 

abl. 
Unmarried,  Un-mar-id,  a.  not  marid. 
Lxmarry,  t'n-mar-i,  -c.  t.    tu  separat  from  de 

matrimonial  kontrakt;  tu  divurs. 
Uxmaeshalled,  L'n-m^r-Jald,  a.  not  mqrjald, 
L'nmasculine,  Un-mas-kq,-liu,  a.  not  maski^lin. 
Unmask,  Un-mdsk,  c.  t.  tu  strip  ov  a  mask;  ta 

la  opn. 
Unmask,  Un-mdsk,  v.  i.  tu  put  of  de  mask. 
Unmasked,  Un-md?kt,  a.  not  moskt;  opn  tu  nj. 
I  NMASKER,  Un-mdsk-er,  n.  wun  hii>  unmusks. 
Uxmasterable,  Un-mus-ter-a-bl,  a.  unk6gkerabl. 
UxMAsTERED,  Un-mos-tcrd,  a.   not  mast<?rd;    not 

.'^ubdqd.  [mastikated. 

Unmasticablk,  Un-mis-ti-ka-bl,   a.    not  tu  be 
Unmatchable,  Un-mac-a-bl,  a.  anparalcld;  une- 

kwald. 
Unmatched,  Uu-majt,  a.  not  ma^t;  ma<jles. 
Unmatriculated,  Ln-ma-trik-yn-lat-ed,  a.  not 

matrikyq^lated.  [no  menig. 

Uxmeanixg,  Un-min-ig,  a.  wontig  menig;  havig 
Unmeanixgness,    Un-men-ig-nes,    n.     wont    ov 

menig. 
Unmeant,  Un-ment,  a.  not  ment;  not  intended. 
I'nmeasured,  Uu-mej-qrd,  a.  not  meyqrd:  imens. 
I'nmecuanized,  Un-mek-an-isd,  a.  not  formd  bj 

mokanizm. 
Unmeddled-with,  Un-med-ld-wid,  a.  not  taqt. 
Unmeddling,  Un-med-lig,  a.  not  medlig:  not  in- 

torferig.  [medlig. 

Unmeddlingness,  Un-med-lig-ncs,*  n.  absensov 
Unmeditated,  Un-mM-i-tat-ed,  a.  not  meditat- 
ed: not  dezjnd. 
Unmeek,  Un-mck,  a.  wontig  meknc».  [di. 

Unmeet,  I  n-me't,  a.  not  fit;  not  proper;  not  war- 
UxMEETLY,  Un-met-li,  ad.  not  properli;  not  »nt- 

abli.  [nefl. 

UxMEETXESS,  Un-met-nos,  n.  unfitnes;  ansi^tabN 
Unmelioratep,  Un-m£I-jor-at-ed,   a.    not  m^l- 

yorated. 


UNM 


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UNO 


Unmellowed,  Un-mel-od,  a.  not  melod. 
UxMELODious,  Un-me-lo-di-us,   a.    hqrj:  gratiij; 

not  LUf  Itodius;  imeliodius.  [lodiusli. 

Unmelodiously,  Un-m8-16-di-us-li,  M.  not  me- 
Unmelted,  In-melt-ed,  a.  not  melted;  undizolvd. 
I'nmenaced,  Un-meu-ast,  a.  not  tretnd. 
Unmenacing,  Un-men-as-ii),  a.  not  meaasir). 
Unmentionable,  Un-men-Jon-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  not 

be  mcnjond.  [told. 

Unmextioxed,  Un-men-Jond,  a.  not  menjond  or  j 
UxMERCEXAEY,  Un-mer-SE-na-ri,  a.  notmersenari. ! 
Uxmekchantable,  Un-mer-qant-a-bl,  a.  unsalabl; ; 

not  vendibl. 
Unmerciful,    Un-mer-si-ftil,    a.    not   mersiful: 

kriBel;  SEver:  inklement.  j 

Unmercifully,  Un-m^r-si-f  ul-i,  ad.  widest  mer-  i 

si  er  tendernes.  j 

UxMERCiFULXESS,  Un-mer-si-fidl-nes,  n.   krooelti: 

wont  ov  tendernes.  [dezervd. 

Unmerited,  Un-mer-it-ed,  a.  not  merited;  not 
Unmeritedxess,  Uu-mer-it-ed-nes,  n.  ds  stat  ov 

beii)  undfzervd.  [torius. 

Unmeritorious,  Un-mer-i-t(D-ri-us,  a.  not  meri- 
Unmet,  Un-met,  a.  not  met;  not  enk-snterd. 
Unmetamoephosed,  Un-met-a-mer-fozd,  a.   not 

metamerfujzd. 
Unmetaphysical,    Un-met-a-fiz-i-kal,    a.     not 

met:it'izik;il. 
Unmethodized,  Un-met-od-jzd,  a.  not  metodjzd. 
Unmighty,  Un-mit-i,*  a.  not  p-serfial;  WEk. 
Unmild,  Un-mild,*  a.  not  mild;  fers. 
Unmildxess,  Un-mild-nes,"  n.  wont  ov  mildnes. 
Uxmilitary,  Un-mil-i-ta-ri,  a.  not  militari. 
UxMiLKED,  Un-milkt,  a.  not  milkt. 
UxMiLLED,  Un-mild,  a.  not  mild,  az  a  kern. 
Unminded,  Un-mjud-ed,  a.    not  mjnded;  not  re- 

gqrded. 
Unmindful,  Un-mjnd-£ul,  a.  not  mjndfuil;  k^r- 

les;  forgetful;  neglijent;  inatentiv;  hsdles. 
Unmindfully,    Un-mjnd-fial-i,    ad.    neglijentli: 

k^rlesli.  [hsdlesnes. 

Unmindfulxess,  Un-m;nd-ful-nes,  n.  kfirlesnes: 
Unmingle,  Un-mip-gl,  v.  t.  tia  separattii)z  mikst. 
Unmingled,  Un-mir)-gld,  a.  unmikst;  piy. 
Unmiraculous,  Un-mi-rak-yn,-lus,  a.  not  mirak- 

yiXlus. 
Unmiry,  Un-mj-ifi,  a.  not  miri;  not  fiild  wid  dert. 
Uxmissed,  Un-mist,  a.  not  mist. 
Unmistakable,  Un-mis-tak-a-bl,   a.    not  tia.  bE 

mistakn. 
Unmistaken,  Un-mis-tak-n,  a.  not  mistakn. 
Unmitigable,  Un-mit-i-ga-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  bs 

sofnd.  [not  sofnd. 

Unmitigated,  Un-mit-i-gat-ed,  a.  not  mitigated; 
Unmixed,  Un-mikst,  a.  not  mikst  er  miijglil. 
Unmixt,  Un-mikst,  a.  unmii}gld. 
Uxmoaxed,  Un-miand,  a.  not  lamented. 
UxMODiFiED,  Un-mod-i-fid,  a.  not  modifjd. 
Unmodulated,  Un-mod-yix-lr.t-ed,  a.    not  mod- 

yi|lated. 
Unmoist,  Un-mofst,  a.  not  mffst;  not  wet. 
Uxmoistened,  Un-mffs-nd,  a.  not  mad  wet. 
Uxmolested,  Un-ma)-lest-ed,a.  not  molested;  not 

distdrbd. 
Unmolifiable,  Un-mol-i-fj-a-bl,  a.  not  molifjabl. 
Unmollified,  Un-ra61-i-fid,  a.  not  molifkl. " 
Unmomextous,  Un-mo-men-tus,  a.  not  mcDinentus. 
Unmoxeyed,  Un-mun-id,  a.  haviij  no  muni. 
Unmoor,  Un-mcSr,  r.  t.  {Aaid.}  tu  tak  up  wun 

fiv  ds  ten  ai)korz  bj  hwiq  a  Jip  iz  mttird; — tu  Icos 

from  land  bj  takii)  up  de  aijkorz. 
Unmoralized,  Un-mor-al-jzd,  a.  not  moraljzd. 
Unmortgaged,  Un-mor-gajd,  a.  not  mergajd. 
Unmortifiei),  Un-mor-ti-fjd,  a.  not  raortifjd. 
Unmotherly,  Un-miid-er-ii,  a.  not  muderli. 
Unmould,  Un-mdild,  v.  t.  tu  qanj  az  tu  Az  form. 


Unmouldering,  Un-mold-er-ig,  a.  not  molderii). 
Unmouxted,  Un-m'snt-ed,  a.  not  misnted.  [ed. 
Uxmourned,  Un-mornd,  a.  not  mornder  lament- 
Unmoved,  Un-mcbvd,  a.  not  mcovd;  not  qanjd;  not 

afektcd;  unolterd  bj  pajon;  kqm;  kwjet. 
Unmoveduy,  Un-mrf>Y-ed-li,  ad.   kwietli:   wid-st 

Emojon.  [afektii). 

UxMOVixG,  Un-miW-ir),  a.  havig  no  mojon;  un- 
Unmowed,  Un-mod,  /  ^         , 

i'v>t,^T,Tx-    iT„  ,v.  -„      <  3'  not  mod  er  mon. 
L  NMO^VN,  Ln-mun,     ) 

Unmuffle,  Un-muf-1,  v.t.  tursmdova  muflfrom. 
Unmulled,  Un-miild,  a.  not  muld. 
Unmurmured,  Un-mur-murd,  a.  notmurmurd  at. 
I  nmurmuring,  Un-mu.r-mur-ig,a.  not  murmurir). 
Unmusical,  Lin-mii,-zi-kal,   a.   not  mq^zikal;   not 

bqrmonius. 
Unmusically,  Un-mi^-zi-kal-i,  ad.  not  mvj,zikali. 
Uxmutilated,  Un-mti,-ti-lat-ed,  a.  not  mi'i,tilated. 
Unmuzzle,  Un-miiz-l,  v.  t.  tu  Icds  from  a  muzl. 
Unmuzzled,  Un-miiz-ld,  a.  not  muzld. 
Uxmysterious,  Un-mis-te-ri-us,  a.  not  mistsrius. 
Uxnail,  Un-nal,  v.  t,  tia  dsprjv  ov  nalz;  tu  dre 

nalz  from. 
Unnamed,  Un-ndmd,  a.  not  namd;  not  menjond. 
Unxational,  Un-naJ-on-al,  a.  not  najonal. 
L'nnative,  L'n-na-tiv,  a.  not  nativ;  foren. 
Unnatural,  Un-nat-yi|-ral,  a.  not  n;\tyqral:  kon- 

trari  tu  natyq,r;  kontrari  tu  ds  komon  instiijkts; 

aktiij  widTst  ds  afekjonz  implanted  bj  natyi|r; — 

fcjrst:  afekted;  qrtifijal.  [unnatyq,ral. 

Unnaturalize,  Un-uat-yq,-ri»l-jz,  t\  t.  tu  mak 
Uxxaturally,  Un-nat-yq-ral-i,  ad.    not  natyq,- 

rali;  in  opozijon  tu  natyq,r. 
Unxaturalness,  Un-nat-yq,-ral-nes,  n.   kontra- 

rifti  tu  natyijr. 
Unnavigable,  Un-nav-i-ga-bl,  a.  innavigabl. 
Unnavigated,  Un-nav-i-gat-ed,  a.  not  navigated; 

net  said  over. 
Unnecessarily,  Un-nes-es-a-ri-li,  ad.  wid'st  ne- 

sesiti;  nEdlesli. 
UxNECESSARiNESS,  Un-nes-es-E-ri-nes,  n,  &.z  stat 

ov  bEiii  unnesesari. 
Unnecessary,    Un-nes-es-a-ri,    a.    not  nesesari; 

nsdles:  yqsles.  [sesitated, 

Unnecessitated,  Un-ns-ses-i-tat-ed,  a.  not  ne- 
Unneeded.  Un-ned-ed,  a.  not  nsded. 
Unneedful,  Un-ned-ful,  a.   not  wonted;  nedles. 
Unneighboeed,  Un-na-bord,   a.    not  naborli  or 

ner. 
Uxneighborly,  Uu-na-bor-li,  a.  not  naborli;  not 

kind;  not  sqtabl  tu  d?  di^tiz  ov  a  nabor. 
Unneighborly,  Un-na-bor-li,  ad.  in  a  maner  not 

sqtabl  tu  a  nabor;  wid  malevolens.  [enfEbl. 

Unnerve.  Un-nerv,   v.t.    tu  dsprjv  ov  fors;  tu 
Unnerved,  Uu-nervd,  a.  wEk;  fsbl. 
Uxnigardlixess,  Un-nig-ard-li-nes,  a.   not  nig- 

ardli;  liberal.  [ted. 

Unnominated,  Un-nom-i-nat-ed,  a.  not  nomina- 
Unxoted,  Uu-not-ed,  a.  not  noted;  not  obzervd; 

not  heded. 
Unnoticed,  Un-no-tist,  a.  not  notist;  not  obzervd. 
Unnotified,  Un-no-ti-fjd,  a.  not  notif jd. 
Unnourished,  Un-nur-iJ"t,  a.  not  nurijt. 
Unniimbered,   Un-ndm-berd,    a.     not  numberd; 

inqmerabl. 
Unnurtured,  Un-nurt-yq,rd,  a.  not  nurtyqrd. 
UxNUTRiTiOus,  Un-nix-triJ-us,  a.  not  nv},trijus. 
Unobeyed,  Un-o-bad,  a.  not  obad.  [opozd. 

Unobjected,  Un-ob-jekt-ed,  a.  not  objekted;  not 
Unobjectionable,    Un-ob-jek-Jon-a-bl,    a.    dat 

kan  not  be  objekted  agenst. 
Unobliged,  Un-o-bljjd,  a.  not  obljjd.       [erated. 
Unobliterated,  Un-ob-lit-er-at-ed,  a.  not  oblit- 
Unobnoxious,  Un-ob-nok-Jus,  a,    not  obnokjus; 

not  Ijabl;  not  ekspdizd  tu  eni  hurt. 
Unobscured,  Un-ub-skiird,  a.  not  obski\,rd. 


UNP 


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UNP 


UNOBHEQUions,  Un-ob-»i-kwi-us,    a.    not   ob«- 

kwitit. 
UNOBHKyuioi'8NES8,      Un-ob-.i^-kwi-us-ncs,      n. 

W'jiii  ov  ob.s^kwiu.ines. 
Unobskkvable,  Uu-ob-n'rv-a-bl,  a.  notubz^rvabl; 

nwt  tu  Ue  obivrvJ;  n'lt  iliKkdverabl. 
Unob8ERVanck,    Uu-ob-K.'rv-aus,    «.     inatcnjon; 

re;;iir'lle."iuc'H.  [irmU*iiliv. 

rxoBSEBVANT,  Un-ob-»vrv-ant,  a.  not  obivrvant: 
Unobsekved,  Un-ob-KTVil,   a.    not  obn-rvd;  not 

hraf.1.  ■  [..b«..'r\a. 

Unobseiivedly,  Un-ob-z^rv-ed-li,  ad.  widiitbriij 
Unobsekvino,  Un-ob-B<.'rv-io,    a.    not    ob«>rvio; 

iriiitcMittv. 
UNOBSTtttcTEi),  rn-ob-striikt-ed,  a.  notobstnikt- 

Ctl:  not    hindurJ.  [ob^tiikl. 

Unobstri'ctive,  L'n-ob-8trAk-tiv,  a.  nd  mzioi-ni 
Unobtainable,  L'n-ob-l«u-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  bi-  ob- 

tand.  [iikwjri. 

UsoBTAiSED,  Un-ob-t«nd,    a.    not  obtand;    not 
Unobtiu'ded,  rn-ob-tnW-ed,  a.  not  obtrioded. 
Unohtiudino,  l'u-ob-ti\f)d-iy,  a.    not  obtraMlig; 

Unobtrusive,    I'n-ob-trifj-siv,    a.    not    obtnasiv; 

not  ftrw  ir.l;   nxKlost. 
Unobthlsivelv,  L'u-ob-trd»-siv-li,  ad.  in  au  un- 

obtriDMV    UKinor. 
UNOBTRtstVESESS,  rn-'>b-tn6-8iv-no8,  ft.  dckwol- 

iti  tiv  Ijiiu  uriobtroi.-'iv.  [okdrig. 

UsoBViOfs,  I'li-ob-vi-us,  A.  not  obvias;  not  rc'dili 
UxocCAKioNEi).  rn-ok-u-;^'>nd,  a.  not  okojond. 
UxocciPiED,  rn-6k-yii-|ijd,  a.  not  6kytn>id. 
UxOKKKSUED,  rn-of-6nd-ed, /I.  nut  ofended. 
UsOKKENDiNO,    I'n-of-cnd-ij),    a.     not    ofdndijj: 

li(irtnli"<;  inu!<cut. 
Unokkered,  I'li-of-ord,  a.  not  ofi-rd  or  prtj{xjid. 
Unokficial,  Un-of-if-nl,  a.  not  i  fijnl. 
UNOKFiciALLr,  L'u-uf-iJ-al-i,  ad.  in  un  unufijal 

m:incr. 
UxoFKicioi'S,  Un-of-ij-us,  a.  not  of i Jus. 
Unokten,  rn-6f-n,*  ad.  nirli. 
Unoii.,  I'ti-tH,  c.  t.  tu  ire  from  ffl. 
Unoiled.  I'n-drld,  a.  not  smcrd  wid  trl. 
UsoPEXED,  rn-u-pml,  a.  not  upnd:  not  unkluzd. 
Unopenisg,  I'n-u-pn-ijj,  a.  nut  opnig. 
UxorposED,  l'n-op-(Jnl,  a.  not  upJ)zd. 
Unoppressei),  I'n-op-rest,  a.  not  oprost. 
I'soppRESSiVE,  I'li-op-rcH-iv,  a.  not  oprciiv. 
rxoRJ>AiXKr>,  I'n-or-dand,  a.  not  ordi'ind. 
I'xoRDEREi),  rn-(ir-dcrd,  a.  not  ordcrd. 
I'norcaxizeu,  rn-«'<r-giin-izd,J   a.    not  organ[zd; 

iiior);.iii{zd. 
Unoriextal,  rn-o-ri-^n-tal,  a.  not  ori^ntiil. 
Unoriginal,  rn-o-rij-i-nu!,  a.  not  urijinal. 
UxoRioiXATEi),  I'n-ij-rij-i-nat-cd,   a.  not  uriji- 

nnted    tmj.iiirmted.  [mt?iit;il:  plan. 

Unorxamkxtal,  rn-or-na-m^nt-al,  a.  not  oriia- 
Unornajiextei>,  ru-or-na-ment-cd,  4.  not  ornu- 

m«'nti'd;  not  nd.irnd.  [hdtorcxloks. 

Unorthodox,  rn-<ir-t«-dok«,    a.    not    ortudoks; 
Unostentatiois,  rn-o-ti-n-ta-Jn*,  a.  not  ostcn- 

tn]m:  not  buXiful;  inodi-st.  [oi^tontajusli. 

Unostentatiously,  In-o.-'-tcn-ta-Jin-li,  ad.  not 
UnosiTextatioi-8Ne»8,    In-os-ton-ta-Jus-ncs,    n. 

frrdoui  from  o^ttentajon. 
UxowED,  I'n-ud,  a.  n«t  od; — •havip  no  oner. 
Unowned,  Un-und,  a.  not  und:  bang  nu  unor. 
Unuxtoemzkp,  Un-ik.i-i-jcii-itd,  a.  not  aj-idifjd 

l>t  iik-'ijrn. 
UxPAnKic,  Un-jia-sif-ik,  a.  notpa.<ifik:  not  jpntl. 
Unpacikikd,  Un-ita-f-i-fid,  a.  not  posifjd  or  kunid. 
Unpack,  In-pak,  r.  /.  tu  upn  hwot  it  pakt  up; 

tu  di^biirdn:  tu  cksonrrat;  tu  opn. 
Unpacked,  Un-pakt,  a.  not  pakt;   not  koloktod. 
Uxpaoaxiee,  Un-pd-gan-ji,   r.  /.   tu   divest   ov 

paganizm. 


UxpAiD,  Un-rWld,  a.  not  pad;  not  di»q<irjd. 
I'.VPAIXED,  L  ii-|iund,  a.  not  |iaud;  iiuluriu  no  pan. 
L'npainkl'l,  Uu-idin-ful,    a.    not   iwutul;    givig 

iiuj  |uin. 
I'xPAixT,  Un-ixint,  c.  /.  tu  etui  jMintin  or  kulor. 
rxPAlNTEU,  Lu-|Minl-ed,  a.  not  jmnicd. 
I'XPAIRED,  I'll  piird,  a.  not  pi^rd;  not  ma<;t. 
I'XPALATABLE,  Vii-pul-a-tu-bl,    a.    Dot    idUtablj 

ii'ijEU.i:  di'';;d.'<tin. 
I'xpALLEU,  Ca-iiold,  a.  not  pold;  not  mad  iniipid. 
I'xPAMPEUED,  I  ii-paiH-i>«.«rd,  a.  nut  |iam|M:nl. 
Unparauihe,  l'ii-par-a-d|<,    r.   t.    tu   dtprjT    oT 

Iia|>iii<-r4  l^k  dut  ov  luirudi^. 
Unparaooxei),  L'n-|)ar-a-gund,  a.  unmaqt. 
I'sPARALLELED,  Uu-pir-a-kld,  a.  huvijj  nu  pant- 

li-l  or  t'Kwal:  not  m:ujt;  not  tu  \^e  luiujt. 
I'xPARALVZEK,  Un-p;ir-a-ljid,  a.  not  iaral{id. 
Lnparaphrased,  Un-par-a-lrnzd,   a.    not   para- 

frazd. 
Uspakched,  Un-p(\r9t,  a.  not  pqr^t. 
UxPARDOXABLE,  La-|4r-dn-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

be  |Miri|iiil  or  lor;;ivii:  ireinisibl. 
UxpARUoxABLENEss,  rn-i4i'-du-a-bl-ne3,   n.   de 

kw.'liti  ov  btig  iiii|M'irdaabl.  [givnca. 

I'xPARDONABLi',  Un-jxir-dii-a-bli,  ad.  beyond  for- 
L'xpardoned,  Un-p('ir-dnd,  a.  not  p<irdnd  er  for- 

I'xPAttuoNixo,  Un-p<ir-dn-i{),  a.  not  forgivifl. 
rxPARED,  rn-i)iird,  a.  not  \>^Td. 
Inparliamextarixess,  ln-i>qr-li-mt;nt-a-ri-nc8, 

n.  koHirarjeti  tu  de  riolz  uv  ptirliiueiit. 
Unparliamentary,  Un-jx^r-li-meut-a-ri,   a.  not 

imrliMKiitiiri;  koiitmri  tu  de  raolz  ov   pqrlimcnt. 
Unpauociiialize,  Un-pa-rii-ki-al-jz,  r.  t.  tu  eka- 

khi'l  In  in  u  parij. 
UxPARTKU,  Uii-i>irt-od,  a.  not  pqrtcd;  undivjded. 
UxPARTiciPATED,  Un-par-tis-i-pat-cd,  a.  not  p«ar- 

tisiiKiicd.  [partisipatig. 

rxPARTUiPATixo,    Un-par-tis-i-pat-ifl,    a.     not 
Inpartxerkd,  Un-p^rt-nerd,  a.   havig  no  p<irt- 

niT. 
Unpassable,  Un-jxis-a-bl,  a.   admitig   no  posaj; 

*iiu|Mi-alil;  ^iiot  kuront,  az  muni. 
1'xPAb.sABLENESS,  In-pus-a-bl-nei,  n.  de  stat  OT 

bfi{)  tiiiiMisabl. 
UxPAS-sioxEB,  Un-paJ-ond,  a.  frc  from  pajon. 
I'xPASTORAL,  Un-iiu3-to-ral,  a.  not  pdstoral;  not 

nijral. 
I'npatciied,  Un-paqt,  a.  not  pact. 
I'xPATHEU,  l'n-|xidd,*  a.  not  padd;  untrakt. 
Unpatuetic,  Un-ia-tot-ik,   a.    not  paWtik;    not 

|>:i/oaat. 
IxPATiiWAYED,  Un-put-wad,  a.  havig  no  patwa. 
I'npatriotic,  l'ii-pa-tri-6t-ik,  a.    not   patri6tik. 
IxPATRioTiCALLV,  Un-pa-tri-6t-i-kal-i,  ad.    not 

Ifltrioiikali.  [patron. 

fxPATROxizED,  Uu-jxi-tron-izd,  a.    not  havig  a 
I'xPATTEKNEU,  Un-jKit-ernd,*  a.  havig  nu  patcm. 
Unpauperized,  Un-i>6-pcr-j«d,  a.    not  popcrizd. 
I'xPAVED.  rn-jwvd,  a.  nut  pavd. 
Inpavillioned,  Un-jKi-vil-yond,    a.     havig    no 

pavilyon. 
UxPAWNEK,  rn-i>.'«nJ,  a.  not  pond;  not  plejd. 
Unpayable,  I'li-jiu-a-bl,  a.  dut  kan  not  be  pad. 
UxPEACEABLE,  Un-pcs-a-bl,*  a.  not  i>€sabl;  kwor- 

clsuui.  [ik;  vjulcnt. 

Unpeacekcl,  Un-pfs-ful,  a.  not  prsful;  unjuwiif- 
UxPEELEU,  Un-pild,  a.  not  ptld;  not  drprjvd  or 

dr  prl.  llH'g  ?t  from. 

Unpeo,  Un-ix'g,  r.  t.  tu  litis  from  itc«;  tu  tak  a 
Uxpelted.  lii-pdlt-cil,  a.  not  pelted. 
UxPEX,  Un-jH^n,  r.  t.  tu  opn;  tu  cut  fre. 
Unpexcilled,  Un-p<Jn-sild,  a.  not  pensild. 
Unpenetrable,    Un-jx^n-e-tra-bl,*    a.    impJne- 

trabl.  [tnit«sd. 

Unfexktrated,  Un-p<Jn-e-tnit-cd,  a.   not  p^oc- 


UNP 


608 


UNP 


Unpenitent,  Un-pen-i-tent,*  a.  impenitent. 
Unpenned,  Un-pend,  a.  not  pend. 
Unpexsio.ved,  Un-pen-Jond,  a.  not  penjond. 
Unpeople,  Un-pg-pl,  i'.  t.  tu  depopyixlat;  tu  de- 

priv  ov  inhabitants. 
Unpeeceivable,  Un-per-SEV-a-bl,  a.  imperaeptibl. 
Unperceived,   Un-per-SEvd,   a.    not  persevd  or 

obzervd. 
Unperceivedly,  Un-per-s£v-cd-li,  a.d.  so  az  not 

tu   bE   persevd.  [not  kompleted. 

Unperfected,  Un-per-fekt-ed,  a.  not  perfekted; 
Unperformed,  Un-per-fcirmd,  a.    not  performd; 

not  dun.  ,     [not  droiii. 

Unperforming,  Un-per-ferm-ig,  a.  notperfQrmiij; 
Unperfumed,  Un-per-fi\,ind,  a.  not  perfi\md. 
Unperished,  Un-per-ijt,  a.  not  perijt  er  destrffd. 
Unperishixg,  Uu-per-iJ-ig,  a.  not  periji^. 
Unperjured,  Un-per-jiyd,  a.  frg  from  perji^ri. 
Unpermitted,  Un-pcr-mit-ed,   a.    not  permited. 
Unperplex,  Un-per-pleks,    v.  t.   tu   rslev  from 

perpleksiti. 
Unperplexed,  Un-per-plekst,  a.   not  perplekst. 
Unpersecuted,  Un-per-SE-kq,t-ed,  a.   not  persE- 

kiited.  [abl. 

Unperspirable,  Un-per-spjr-a-bl,*  a.  notperspjr- 
Unpeusuadable,  Un-per-swad-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  bs 

perswaded;  imperswazibl. 
Unpersuaded,  Un-per-swad-ed,  a.  not  perswaded. 
Unpersuasive,  Un-per-swa-siv,  a.  not  perswasiv. 
Unperused,  Un-pE-rcbzd,  a.  not  psrAzd. 
Unperverted,  Un-per-vert-ed,  a.  not  perverted. 
Unpetrified,  Un-pet-ri-fjd,  a.  not  petrifjd. 
Unphilantheopic,  Un-fil-an-trop-ik,  a.  not  fil- 

antropik.  [kal. 

Unphilosophic,  Un-fil-Q-sof-ik,    a.    unfilosofi- 
Unphilosophical,  Un-fil-Q-sof-i-kal,  a.  not  fil- 

osofikal;  not  konsistent  wid  filosofi. 
Unphilosophically,  Un-fil-o-s6f-i-kal-i,  ad.  in 

an  unfilosofikal  maner. 
Unphilosophicalness,  Un-fil-ca-s6f-i-kal-nes,  n. 

At  Stat  ov  bsiij  unfilosofikal;  inkongriniti  wid 

filosofi. 
Unphilosophize,  Un-fi-16s-Q-fjz,*  v.  i.  tu   dE- 

grad  from  &z  karakter  ov  a  filosofer. 
Unphrenological,   Un-fren-o-16j-i-kal,    a.    not 

frenolojikal. 
Unphysicked,  Un-fiz-ikt,  a.  not  fizikt. 
Unpicked,  Un-pikt,  a.  not  pikt.  [resk. 

Unpicturesque,  Un-pikt-yt|-re3k,  a.  not  piktytj,- 
Unpierceable,  Un-pgrs-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  bs  pErst. 
Unpierced,    Un-perst,    a.    not    penEtrated;    not 
Lnpillaged,  Un-pil-ajd,  a.  not  pilajd.       [psrst. 
Unpillared,  Un-pil-ard,  a.  not  pilard. 
Unpillowed,  Un-pil-od,  a.  wontii)  a  pilo. 
Unpiloted,  Un-pj-lot-ed,  a.  not  pjloted. 
Unpin,  Un-pin,  v.  t.  tu  loos  er  opn  bj  takiij  -st 

piuz;  tu  unfdsn. 
Unpinioned,  Un-pin-yond,  a.  not  baviij  pinyonz. 
Unpinked,  Un-pigkt,  a.  not  piijkt;  not  mqrkt  wid 

jlet-holz. 
Unpinned,  Un-pind,  a.  not  pind;  fi-Ed  from  pinz. 
Unpitiable,  Un-pit-i-a-bl,  a.  dat  iz  not  tu  bE 
^  Pitid.  [pitid. 

Unpitiably,  Un-pit-i-a-bli,  ad.  so  az  not  tu  bE 
Unpitied,  Un-pit-id,  a.  not  pitid  er  IcomYjaJon- 

ated.  [sitiij  piti. 

Unpitiful,  Un-pit-i-f ul,  a.  not  pitifulf  not  ek- 
Unpitifully,  Un-pit-i-ful-i,  ad.  widit  piti;  un- 

_  mersif  uli.  [pajon. 

Unpitying,  Un-pit-i-ii),  a.  havig  no  piti  or  kom- 
Unplaced,  Un-plast,  a.  not  plast;  havig  no  plas. 
Unplagued,  Un-plfigd,  a.  not  plagd  er  tormented. 
Unplaited,  Un-plat-cd,  a.  not  plated;  notbraded. 
Unplanned,  Un-pland,  a.  not  i)hind. 
Unplanted,  Un-plant-cd,  a.  not  planted;— spon- 

taneus. 


Unplasteeed,  Un-plds-terd,  a.  not  plasterd. 
Unplausiblk,  Un-plez-i-bl,  a.    not  plezibl;   im- 

plozibl. 
Unplausive,  Un-plez-iv,*  a.  not  aprojviij. 
Unpleadable,  Un-plgd-a-bl,   a.    not  kapabl  ov 

bsirj  alejd  in  plsdiij  er  pis. 
Unpleasant,  Un-plez-ant,  a.   not   plczant;  disa- 

grsabl;  trublsum;  unezi. 
Unpleasantly,  Un-plez-ant-li,  ad.  in  an  unpl6z- 

ant  maner:  unEzili. 
Unpleasantness,  Un-plez-ant-nes,   n.    ds    stat 

ov  bsir)  unplezant.  [ed. 

Unpleased,  Un-plezd,    a.    not  plszd:    not  dsljt- 
Unpleasing,  Un-plez-ii),  a.  not  plEzig;  dispkzig; 

disagreabl;  ofensiv.  [pllz. 

Unpleasingly,  Un-plsz-ig-li,  ad.  so  az  tu  dis- 
Unpleasingness,  Un-plEz-ii)-nes,  n.  wont  ov  ds 

kwolitiz  tu  plEZ.  [urabl. 

Unpleasurable,  Un-plej-nr-a-bl,    a.    not   plej- 
Unpledged,  Un-plejd,  a.  not  plejd. 
Unpliable,  Un-pli-a-bl,  a.  not  pljabl;  not  ysldiij. 
Unpliably,    Un-pii-a-bli,    ad.     in    an    unpljabl 

maner.  [ezili  bent. 

Unpliant,  Un-plj-ant,    a.    not  pljant;    stif;  not 
Unpliantly,  Un-plj-ant-li,  ad.    in  an  unpljanl 

maner. 
Unplighted,  Un-pljt-ed,  a.  not  pljted. 
Unploughed,  Un-pl-sd,  a.  not  pl-sd. 
Unplucked,  Un-plukt,  a.  not  plukt.  [led. 

Unplumb,  Un-plum,  x.  t.  tu  dEprjV  ov  plum  er 
Unplume,  Un-ph\,m,  v.  t.  tu  strip  ov  pln,mz;  tu 

dsgrad. 
Unplundered,  Un-plun-derd,  a.  not  plunderd. 
Unpoetic,  Un-po-et-ik,  )    a.    not  poetikal; 

Unpoetical,  Un-po-et-i-kal,  \       not  az  bEkdmz 

a  poet;  prozaik. 
Unpoetically,  Un-po-et-i-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  maner 

unbEkdmiij  a  poet. 
Unpoeticalness,  Un-po-et-i-kal-nes,  n.  &.z  stat 

ov  bEiij  unpoetikal.  [pfifnt. 

Unpointed,  Un-po-nt-ed,  a.  not  pernted;  havig  no 
Unpoised,  Un-pffzd,  a.  not  parzd;  wontig  Ekwi- 

perz. 
Unpoison,  Un-p6^-zn,  v.  t.  tu  rEmdov  pffzn  from. 
Unpolaeized,  Un-po-lar-jzd,  a.  not  polarjzd. 
Unpolicied,  Un-p61-i-sid,  a.  wontig  polisi. 
Unpolished,  Uu-p<51-ijt,  a.  not  polijt;  not  brjtnd 

bj  atrijon;  not  sivilizd;  not  r£f  ind. 
Unpolite,  Un-po-lit,*  a.  not  poljt;  impoljt. 
Unpolled,  Un-p61d,  a.  not  pold;  not  rejisterd. 
Unpolluted,  Un-pol-ii,t-ed,  a.  not  korupted;  not 

defjld. 
Unpondered,  Un-p6n-derd,  a.  not  ponderd. 
Unpopular,  Un-p6p-yq,-lar,  a.  not  popyi^lar;  not 

havig  publik  favor;  not  fited  tu  plEZ  ds  pEpl. 
Unpopularity,  Un-pop-yi],-lar-i-ti,  n.  ds  stat  ov 

bfiig  unpopyiilar. 
Unpoetable,  Un-p6rt-a-bl,  a.  not  portabl. 
Unportioned,  Un-p6r-Jond,  a.  not  porjond. 
Unpoetuous,  Un-pu)'-t-yix-us,*  a.  havig  no  ports. 
Unpossessed,  Un-poz-est,  a.  not  pozest;  not  held. 
Unpossessing,  Un-poz-es-ii),  a.  havig  no  pozejon. 
Unposted,  Un-p6st-ed.  a.  not  posted. 
Unpotable,  Un-p6-ta-bl,  a.  not  potabl. 
Unpounded,  Un-p-snd-ed,  a.  not  p-snded. 
Unpowdered,  Un-p^j-derd,  a.  not  p-sderd. 
Unpractised,  Un-prak-tist,  a.  not  praktist;  un- 

akiistomd:  re;  not  non;  not  familyar  bj  yt^s. 
Unpraise,  Un-praz,  v.  t.  tu  dEprjv  ov  praz. 
Unpeaised,    Un-prazd,    a.    not    selsbrated;    not 

prazd. 
Unpeeached,  Un-prgqt,  a.  not  preqt.        [serten. 
Unpeecarious,  Un-prE-ka-ri-us,*a.notprEkarius; 
Unpeeceded,  Un-prs-SEd-ed,  a.  not  prcsEdcd. 
Unprecedented,  Un-pres-E-dent-ed,  a.  not  pres- 
Edcnted;  not  ju.stifjd  bj  pre.-Edent:  unegzdmpld. 


UNP 


609 


UNP 


Unprecedentedlt,    Un-prds-t-dent-od-li,     ad. 

widiit  proseJunt. 
UNPEECtDtNTiAL,  rn-prc.s-€-<l«5n-Jul,  ».  not  wor- 

autcl  l>i  proitdcnt;  unpr&JE(l«ntoi!. 
Inpuecisk,  L'u-j)re-">iS  A.  not  prEnjs;  tos. 
UNi'ttbutbTiNATED,  Un-pre-ddi-tin-ut-ed,  a.   not 

pre'le.iiiimti'd.  [Jon. 

LlM'RtuicT,  Un-ure-Uikt,  f.  t.  tu  rEtrakt  prrdik- 
UNPHtuioTED,  lln-pre-dikt-ed,  a.  imt   predikted. 
Unprekaoeu,  Un-pret-Hst,  a.  not  prcfiist. 
Unprekebhed,  Un-pre-ford,  a.    nut  prtfi-rd;  not 

advuiust.  (pruliiik. 

Unpreonant,  Un-pr(5g-nant,  a.  not  prcgiiunt;  not 
U.NPREJUUICED,  Un-pri^-ii-dist,  a.  not  pnSjtidist; 

frt  from  projiiJis;  fre  from  prep-jic-Jon. 
Unpuejidiceknes^i,  Un-prej-t\,-dist-nos,«.  destat 

ov  biio  unprejudist. 
U.NPEELATiCAL,  L  u-pfE-lat-i-kal,  a.  notprElatikal; 

un-tiiubl  tu  a  prelat.  [meditated. 

Unpremeditate,  Uu-prE-mod-i-tat,  a.  uoprE- 
Unpremeditated,  Un-pfE-med-i-tar-cd,    a.    not 

prEmeJitiiied;  ekstemjxjnintu.s;    not   prsi^rd  in 

dE  mind  bffurhiind. 
UspREMbDiTATEDLY,  Un-pre-mW-i-tat-ed-H,  ad. 

wid^t  prEiuedituJon.  [6kyiipid. 

Unpreoccopied,  Un-pre-6k-yn,-pid,  a.  not  pre- 
UnpeepaReo,  Un-prE-p4rd,  a.    not  prEp^rd;   not 

ro«li:  n't  fitod  bj  iirevius  mejurr. 
Unprkpareu.ness,  Ln-prE-piir-ed-nes.  n.  de  stnt 

ov  bEij)  unprrin'ird. 
Unprepossessei),  Un-pre-poz-&st,  a.  not  prspoz- 

«S.tt;  unprejudist.  [poreiio. 

Unprepossessino,  Un-prE-poI-6^^-i^),  a.  not  pre- 
U.NPRtscRiutK,  L'n-prE-skrjbd,  a.  not  prsskribd. 
Unpbese.vtable,    Uu-pre-z<5nt-a-bl,    a.    dat  ma 

nol  be  prEzouled. 
Unpuesentei),  Un-pre-wSnt-ed,  a.  not  prEzonted. 
Unpreslrvable,  Un-prE-ziTV-a-bl,    a.    not   prE- 

c^rvubl. 
Unfre£ERVBD,  Un-pre-i^rrd,  a.  not  preiervd. 
IT.npeessei).  Un-prest,  a.  not  jire.st:    not  enfurst. 
LsPEKsiMiNO,  Ln-prt-zi'im-ij),  a.  not  i>r£zii,mio. 
Unpreslmptuol'3,    Un-pr£-/.iimt-yn,-us,    a.    not 

prEziimtyn,u>;  submisiv;  humbl. 
Unpresumptuoi'slv,  L'n-iirE-ziimt-yn-us-li,    ad. 

not  prczumlyn,usli;  not  arugaiitli. 
Unpbetendino,  Un-prr-tend-ig,  a.  not  prEtt'nd- 

iy;  not  klainio  merit.  [fnlijj. 

Unprevailiso,  L'n-prE-val-ij),  a.  not  jirEvalij): 
L'.npeevalent,  rn-pr(5v-a-lent,  a.  not  [)ruvalont. 
Unprkvaricatino,   Un-pre-var-i-kat-iu,    a.    not 

prevarikutig.  ^ 

Unprevented,  Un-pre-v6nt-cd,  a.    not   prevent- 
ed:   not   hindord. 
Unpricked,  I'n-prikt,  a.  not  prikf. 
UspRiEST,  Uu-prEst,  c.  t.  tu  dEprjv  ov  At  erderz 

ov  Q  prEst.  [tu  a  prcst. 

Unpriestly,  l'n-pr£st-li,  a.  not  prEStU;  unsi^tabl 
Unfrimed,  Un-prjmd,  a.  not  prpnd. 
Unprimitive,  I  n-prira-i-tiv,  a.  not  primitiv. 
Unprincely,  In-prins-li,  a.  unstj_tabl  tu  a  prins. 
L'SPRI.NCIPLED,  L'li-priii-Mi-pld,  .1.  dEvdrd  ov  prin- 

gipl;  im<ir;il:  iuikwitu.s;  not  f<ii\A  in  tenets). 
I'NPRiNOiPLEU.NESti,  Un-prin-si-pld-nos,  fj.    wont 

ov  prinaipl. 
Unpei.mted,  Un-print-cd,  a.  not  printed. 
I'nprisonkd,  Tn-prii-nd,  a.  not  priind;  set  frE. 
U.NPRiviLEOKO,  Un-priv-il-cjd,  a.    not   privilejd. 
Unprized.  I'n-prjzd,  a.  not  prizd;  not  valyt^d. 
Unproi'Laijieo,  rn-pru-klam<l,  a.  not  proklnmd. 
Unprocurable,  L'n-pra-kiir-a-bl,  a.    not  tu  bE 

prukiird. 
Unproci'Rkd,  I'n-pro-ktird,  a.  not  proki'^rd. 
Unproducei),  L'n-pro-di'ist,  a.  not  prudi^st. 
Unproductive,  I'n-pru-duk-tiv,  a.  not  pru>d<ik- 

tiv;  not  I'fijent;  baren;  unfnstful 
3U 


Unproduotively,    Ua-pro-ddk-tiv-li,    ad.     nol 

pruiduktivli.  [vjulated. 

Unprokanei),  I'n-pro-f^od,    a.    not    prufand  or 
Unproke-smeu,   L'u-pra-f^it,  a.  not  profciti. 
U.NPBOKEHHio.yAL,  Un-pra-f^J-oD-Rl,  a.   u  >t  pro* 

fe/onal.  [pruf^/onkli. 

U.VPR0FES.S10NALLY,  Un-pro-fdJ-on-«l-i,  ad.    nut 
Unphokiciency,    Un-pro-fi/-en-8i,    n.    wont    ov 

prujfiji-nsi.  [profit;  yi^tlu. 

I'.NpuoKiTABLE,   ('n-prof-it-a-bt,    a.    afurdig   no 
Lnprokitablenehs.    lH-pnif-it-a-bl-nM,    n.    ds 

Slat  ov  bciii  unprufitabl. 
L'.vpROKiTABLY,    Cn-pr6f-it-a-bli,    ad.    yt^ilesli; 

wid'<<t   advdntaj. 
I'npkokitei),  Un-pr6f-it-ed,  a.  havig  no  gan. 
L'.spRooREsaivE,    L'n-pro-gr6j-iv,    a.     not    pro- 

^rivsiv.  [ited;  loful. 

rxi'KoiiiBiTED,  Un-pro-hib-it-ed,  a.  not  probib- 
L.NPROJECTED,  Un-pro-jekt-cd,  a.  not  projekted; 

not  pl.tml. 
L.N  PROLIFIC,  Un-pro-lif-ik,  a.  not  prolifik;  baren; 

not  pra>duktiv. 
U.vpRomsED,  Un-pnim-ist,  a.  not  promist. 
U.vpROMisiNO,    I'u-prom-ii-iB,    a.     not    promisiy 

giad:  giviy  uo  prouiis  or  aperans  ov  ckselcna. 
U.spuoMPTED,     Un-promt-ed,    a.     not    promted; 

not  diktatud.  [mdlgated. 

U.vpROMULGATED,  Un-pro-miil-gat-ed,  a.  not  pro- 
L'npudnounceable,     Ln-pru-n'sns-a-bl,    a.     not 

pruu'xn''abl. 
L'.NPRONOUNCED,  Un-i)ro-n'Knst,  a.  not  pruninat. 
I  NPROP,  Un-prop,  r.  t.  tu  tak  projw  from. 
L'.NPROPAOATEU,    Un-pr6p-a-gat-ed,  a.  not  pr6p- 

ajpited. 
r.v PROPHESIED,  Un-prof-e-sjd,  a.  not  profcsid. 
I  NPKOPiiKTic,  L'n-pru-fiit-ik,  j  a.    not  pru- 

L'.NritopuETicAL,  I  n-]>ru-fet-i-kal,  j    fctikal;  not 

furtelio  lii,tyn,r  Event:?.  [pi/iated. 

r.vpRoriTiATED,  I'n-prij-piJ-i-at-ed,  a.  not  pro- 
Unpropitious,    L'n-pro-piJ-ix:?,   a.    not  propijiu: 

uiilavonibl:  inospijuti. 
Unpkopitious.ness,    Un-pro-piJ-us-nes,    n.  inos- 

pijusnes.  [por/ond. 

rxpROPORTiosED,  Un-prij-p<br-/ond,  a.    not  pru- 
UspROPOSED,  Un-pro-puzd,  a.  not  prop6id. 


L'.NPUOPPED,  Uu-propt,  a.  not  propt;  not  sufxarted. 

L'XPBOSECUTED,     Un- 
Ekll,tod. 


-pr6s-E-kcit-ed,   a.    not  pr6s- 


UxpROSELYTED,  Un-pnSs-E-ljt-cd,  a.  not  pr6sflited. 
U.NPROSPEROUS,  Un-pr6i-per-u8,    a.  untortyniint. 

r\')\.  prosperus.  [scstuli. 

UxpROSPEROtjSLY,    I'n-pros-per-us-li,  ad.  nn:<uk- 
U.vpROsPEROfsXESs,  Uu-pro^^-pef-u-i-nM,*  n.  wont 

ov  jiro.-'poriti. 
UxpROSTRATED,  Un-pros-trat-cd,  a.  not  prostrated. 
Unprotected,  Un-pru-tekt-ed,  a.  not  protekted: 

not  !iU|HJrted. 
UxpROTECTixo,  Un-iiro-t^kt-ij),  a.  not  prot^ktig. 
UxpROTESTANTiZE,    I'n-prot-e^-tant-iz,   r.  t.    tu 

divest  ov  I'rotestantizm. 
UxPKOTESTED,  Un-pro-ti'st-ed,  a.  not  prot^stwl. 
UxPKOTRUDED,  Un-prt3-tnt»d-cd,  a.  not  prutroDdod. 
UxPROVED,  Un-pnl)vd,  a.  not  pntivil;  not  trid. 
UxPROViDE,  Un-priD-vjd,  i.  t.  tu  divert  ov  pru- 

vijon.  [not  furui/t. 

Unprovided,    Cn-pro-vjd-od,    a.    not  pruvjded: 
Unprovoke,   Un-pro-v6k,  f.  t.   tu  rej*-!  provo- 

knjon. 


Unprovoked,  Un-pru-viikt,  a.  not  pruvukt. 
Uxprovoked) 

provukajon. 


.  n-pru) 
,     Un- 


pro-vibk-od-li,    ad.    wid^t 


Unprovokino,  Un-pro-v(Jik-io,  «.  givig  no  oftos. 
Unprudential,  Un-pr<B-d6n-jal,  a.  nol  pnnden- 

Jal;  inpnixlenl. 
Unpruned,  Uij-pnfind,  a.  not  prxDnd:  not  lopt. 
Unpublic,  Un-piSb-lik,»  a.  not  publik;  pr^rat. 


UNR 


610 


UNR 


Unpublished,  Un-pub-lijt,  a.  not  publijt;  sskret; 

unnun;  not  givn  tu  de  publik. 
Unpulled,  Un-piihl,  a.  not  puld;  notplukt. 
Unpulverized.  Un-pul-ver-jzd,  a.  not  pulverjzd. 
Unplwctual,  LTn-pdgkt-yix-:iI,  a.  not  piii)ktyn,al. 
Unpuxctuality,    Un-pui)kt-yi],-al-i-ti,    n.    wont 

ov  puijktynaliti.  [jTl.ali- 

Unpunctually,  Dn-pdgkt-yq,-al-i,  ad.  notpugkt- 
llNPrNiSHABLE,  Un-pun-iJ-a-bl,  a.  not  punijabl. 
Unpunished,  Un-piin-ijt,  a.  not  punijt. 
Unpunishixg,  Un-pun-iJ-iij,  a.  not  punijii). 
Unpurchasable,    Un-pur-qas-a-bl,   a.    dat  kan 

not  bg  purqast. 
Unpurchased,  Un-piir-qast,  a.  not  purqast. 
Unpurged,  Un-pdrjd,  a.  not  purjd;  unpi|rifjd. 
Unpurified,  Un-pii^-ri-fid,  a.  not  pii,rifjd;  unklgn. 
Unpurposed,  Un-pur-pust,  a.  not  purpust. 
Unpursued,  Un-pur-si\d,  a.  not  purs4d. 
Unputeefied,  Un-pij,-trE-fjd,  a.  not  piitrgfjd. 
Unquaffed,  Uo-kwdft,  a.  not  kwaft.      [kerizm. 
Unquaker.  Un-kwa-ker,  v.  t.  tia  divest  ov  Kwa- 
Unquaking,  Un-kwak-ii),  a.  not  kwakig. 
Unqualified,    Un-kwol-i-fjd,    a.    not  kwolifjd; 

dii^kwiilifid:  not  fit;— not  sofnd;  not  abated. 
Unqualifiedly,  Un-kw61-i-fid-li,  ad.  in  an  un- 

kwolifjd  inaner.  [ov  beig  unkwolifjd. 

Unqualifiedxess,  Un-kwol-i-fjd-nes,  ?i.  dg  stat 
Unquarrelable,    Un-kw6r-el-a-bl,*  a.    dat  kan 

not  be  kworeld  wid  er  impend. 
Unquartered,  Un-kwer-terd,  a.  not  kvrerterd. 
Unqueen,  Un-kwEn,  v.  t.  tia.  divest  ov  de  digniti 

ov  kwen. 
Unquellable,  Un-kwel-a-bl,  a.  not  tia  bs  kweld. 
Unquelled,  Un-kweld,  a.  not  kweld;  unsubd^d. 
Unquenchable,  Un-kwenq-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

he  kwenqt;  unekstiggwijabl. 
Unquexchableness,    Un-kwenq-a-bl-nes,  n.  un- 

ekstiggwijablnes. 
Unquexched,  Un-kwenqt,  a.  not  ekstiggwijt. 
Unquestioxability,  Uu-kwest-yon-a-bil-i-ti,  n. 

de  Stat  ov  beig  unkwestyonabl. 
Unquestioxable,     Un-kwest-yon-a-bl,    a.     dat 

kan   not  be   kwestyond;  serten;  ind^,bitabl;  in- 

dispi^tabl. 
Unquestionableness,  Un-kwest-yon-a-bl-nes,  n. 

de  Stat  ov  beig  unkwestyonabl. 
Unquestionably,  Un-kwest-yon-a-bli,  ad.  indi]^- 

bitabli:  wid^st  dist. 
Unquestioned,  Un-kwest-yond,  a.  not  kwestyond; 

not  d'jsted;  indispij^tabl. 
UxQuiCKENED,  Un-kwjk-nd,  a.  not  kwiknd. 
Unquiet,    Un-kwi-et,    a.    not  kwjet;  unezi;  dis- 

turbd;  restles. 
Unquietly,  Un-kwj-et-li,  ad.  wid'st  kwjet  er  rest. 
Unquietxess,   Un-kwj-et-nes,  n.  wont  ov  kwjet; 

restlesnes. 
Unquilted,  Un-kwilt-ed,  a.  not  kwilted. 
Unquoted,  Un-kw6t-ed,  a.  not  kwcated;  not  sjted. 
Unracked,  Un-rakt,  a.  not  rakt;  not  pcDrd  of. 
Unradiated,  Un-ra-di-at-ei,  a.  not  radiated. 
Uneaised,  Un-razd,  a.  not  razd. 
Uneaeed,  Un-rakt,  a.  not  rakt;  not  kuverd. 
Uneammed,  Un-ramd,  a.  not  ramd. 
Uneaxged,  Un-ranjd,  a.  not  ranjd. 
Uneaxsacked,  Un-ran-sakt,  a.  not  ransakt. 
Uneansomed,  Un-ran-surad,  a.  not  ransumd. 
Unraptured,  Un-rapt-yi|rd,  a.  not  enraptyi^rd. 
Uneash,  Un-raJ,  a.  not  raj;  prcbdent;  kejus. 
Uneatable,  Un-rat-a-bl,  a.  not  Ijabl  tu  asesment. 
Uneavaged,  Un-rav-ajd,  a.  not  ravajd. 
Unravel,  Un-rav-el,  v.  t.  tu  disentaggl;  tu  eks- 

trikat;  tu  kler;  tu  kler  up  de  intreg  ov  a  pla; 

tu  separat  yq,njted  pqrts;  tu  unwev. 
Unravel,  Un-rav-el,  r.  i.  tu  be  unfalded, 
Unkavellable,    Un-rav-el-a-bl,    a.    not  tu   be 

raveld. 


Uxeaveller,  Un-rav-el-er,  n.  wun   hoo  unravelz. 
Unravelmext,  Un-rav-el-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov  un- 
Unravished,  Un-rav-ift,  a.  not  ravijt.     [ravelig. 
Unrazored,  Un-ra-zord,  a.  unjavu. 
Unreached,  Un-reqt,  a.  not  reqt:  not  atand. 
Unread,    Un-red,   a.  not  red;   not   publikli  pro- 

nijnst; — unlet;  not  lernd  in  buks. 
Unreadable,  Un-red-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  red. 
Uneeadily,  Un-red-i-li,  ad.  wid^tbeig  redi. 
Unreadiness,  Un-red-i-nes,  n.  wont  ov  redinesj 

wont  ov  promtnes;  wont  ov  preparajon. 
Uneeady,  Un-red-i,  a.  not  redi;  not  prep4rd;  not 

fit;  not  promt:  not  kwik;  ekward. 
Unreal,     Un-re-al,    a.     not   real;    unsubstanjal; 

havig  onli  aperans;  imajinari. 
Uneeality,  Un-re-al-i-ti,  n.  wont  ov  realiti. 
Unrealize,  Un-re-al-jz,  «.  t.  tu  tak  awa  de  re- 
aliti ov. 
Unrealized,  Un-re-al-jzd,  a.  not  realjzd. 
Unreaped,  Un-rept,  a.  not  rept;  unkdt. 
Uneeared,  Un-rerd,  a.  not  rerd;  not  razd  up. 
Unreason,  Un-re-zn,  n.  wont  ov  rezn. 
Unreasonable,    Un-re-zn-a-bl,    a.    not   reznabl; 

kontrari  tu  rezn;  egzeibitaut;  imoderat:  irajonal. 
Unreasonableness,  Un-re-zn-a-bl-nes,  n.  de  stat 

ov  beiij   unreznabl;  inkonsistensi  wid  rezn;  eg- 

zerbitans. 
Unreasonably,  Un-re-zn-a-bli,  ad.  in  an  unre- 

ziiabl  maner;  imoderatli;  egzorbitantli. 
Unreasoned,  Un-re-znd,  a.  not  reznd. 
Unreasoning,  Un-re-zn-ig,  a.  not  rezuig. 
Uneeave,  Un-rev,*  «.  t.  tu  unwind;  tu  unravel. 
Unrebukable,  Un-re-bi\,k-a-bl,  a.  not  rebij^kabl; 

not  renj'i)^rabl. 
Unrebuked,  Un-re-bi\,kt,  a.  not  reb^kt. 
Unrecalled,  Un-re-kold,  a.  not  rekold. 
Unrecanted,  Un-re-kant-ed,  a.  not  rekanted. 
Uneeceived,  Un-re-sevd,  a.  not  resevd. 
UxEECKOXED,  Un-rek-nd,  a.  not  reknd. 
Uxreclaimable,  Un-re-klam-a-bl,  a.  ireklamabl. 
UxRECLAiMED,  Un-rE-klaiud,  a.  not  reklamd. 
UxEECLAiiiiXG,  Un-re-klfiin-ig,  a.  not  reklamig. 
Unrecognizable,  Un-re-kog-ni-za-bl,  a.  not  re- 

kognizabi. 
Uneecognized,  Un-rek-og-njzd,  a.  not  rekognjzd. 
UxRECOMMENDED,  Un-rek-om-end-ed,  a.  not  rek- 

omende  I.  [ompenst. 

Unrecompensed,   Un-rek-om-penst,  a.    not   rek- 
Uneecoxcilable,  Un-rek-on-sjI-a-bl,*  a.  irekon- 

sjlabl. 
Unreconciled,  Un-rek-on-sjld,  a.  not  rekonsjld. 
Unrecorded,    Un-rerfeerd-ed,    a.    not  rekerded; 

not  rL'jisterd. 
UxRECOUNTED,  Un-rE-kint-ed,  a.  not  rek-snted; 

not  related. 
Unrecovered,  Un-re-kdv-erd,  a.  not  rekdverd. 
Uneecruitable,  Un-re-krdbt-a-bl,*  a.    dat  kan 

nut  be  rekriTjted. 
Unrecruited,  Un-re-krrfjt-ed,  a.  not  rekrcDted. 
Unrectified,  Un-rek-ti-fjJ,  a.  not  rektifjd. 
Uneecumbent,   Un-re-kdm-bent,  a.   not  rekdm- 

bent. 
Unredeemable,  Un-re-dem-a-bl,  a.  iredemabl. 
Unredeemed,  Un-re-dEmd,  a.  not  redenid. 
Unredressed,  Un-re-drest,  a.  not  rsdrest. 
Unreduced,  Un-rE-dixst,  a.  not  redi^st. 
Unreducible,  Un-re-dvi-si-bl,  a.  not  redq^sibl. 
Unreducibleness,  Un-re-dip-i-bl-nes,  n.  impos- 

ibiliti  ov  beig  redq,st. 
Uneeeve,  Un-rEv,  x.  t.  {JS^aut.}  tu  pul  'st  ov  a 

blok,  timbl,  or  puli,  az  a  rop. 
UxEEFiNED,  Un-re-fjud,  a.  not  refind. 
Uneeflected,  Un-re-flekt-ed,  a.  not  reflekted. 
Unreflecting,  Un-re-flekt-ig,  a.  not  reflektig. 
Uxreformable,  Un-re-form-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 
[      be  reforind. 


UNR 


611 


UNR 


Unrefokmed,  Dn-rc-formd,  a.  not  rtfurmd. 
U.NKKKRACTED,  Un-rc-frakt-cd,  a.  not  refrakted. 
Unrkkresiied,  Un-rE-fr(5Jt,»  a.  not  rtWJt. 
Unrkkrksiikul,    Un-re-frdJ-fuI,  a.  not  refrejifl. 
Unkkkri-:.siiino,  Un-r£-freJ-i{),  a.  not  rEfreJij). 
Unrekunded,  Un-re-fiind-ed,  a.   not  refdnded. 
UNBKrusiMU,  Un-re-fi'j,z-ij),  a.  not  rEfqsijj;  koin- 

P'l'O- 
Unbefijted,  Un-re-fq,t-ed,  a.  not  refq,ted. 
Unreoai^  Un-re-gal,  a.  not  regal;  unwdrdi  ov  a 

kig.  [disrfgqrded. 

Unbeoarded,    Un-re-gi^rd-ed,    a.    not  regnrdcd; 
Unreoeneracy,  Un-rc-jen-er-a-si,  n.  At  slat  ov 

beip  unKJenerat. 
Unreoenebate,  Un-rc-jdn-er-at,  a.  not  rejencrat; 

unk'invcrtcd:  not  brot  tu  a  nt^  Ijf. 
Unreoeserated,    Un-re-j4a-cr-at-ed,  a.  not  rc- 

jdiieratc'd.  [ov  rejenerajon. 

Unregeneratjos,    Un-re-jen-er-a-Jon,    n.    wont 
Unregistered,  Un-rdj-is-terd,  a.  not  rcjisterd. 
Unreoretted,  Un-re-gr6i-ed,  a.  not  regreicd;  not 

lamented.  [ed. 

Unregulated,  Un-rdg-yri-lat-ed,  a.  notr6gyqlat- 
Unrehearsed,  Un-re-herst,  a.  not  rtlK^rst. 
Unreix,  L'li-ran,  r.  t.  tu  relaks  At  ran. 
Unreined,  Un-rand,  a.  not  rand;  not  rtstrand. 
Unrejected,  Un-re-jekt-ed,  a.  not  rrjdkted. 
U.sREJOicED,  Un-rt-jtfst,  a.  not  rejtfst. 
Unrejoiciso,  Un-re-jtVs-io,  a.  not  rcjersij);  unjer- 

n*:  .•'lid. 
Unrelated.  Un-re-lat-ed,  a.  not  related;  not  aljd. 
Unrelative,    Un-r61-a-tiv,  a.   not  relativ;  havip 

no  rrlajun.  [tu  eni  tig  els. 

Unrelatively,  Un-r61-a-tiT-li,  ad.  wid'st  rtla/ou 
Unrelaxed,  Un-rc-lakst,  a.  not  rclak.^t. 
I'xRELA.xi.NG,  Un-re-laks-ig,  a.  not  reliilvsig. 
Unrelented,  Un-rr-ldnt-ed,  a.  not  relented. 
Unrelenting,     Un-re-lent-ig,    a.     not    rcldntig: 

hfird:  kriDi-1.  [reljd  on. 

Unri^able.    Un-re-l{-a-bl,  a.  dat  iz  not  tu  be 
Unr^^vable,    Un-re-ler-a-bl,    a.    admitig    na 

sukor. 
Unrelieved,  Un^r-levd,  a.  not  rclevd;  not  ezd. 
UNRELUiious,  Un-rf-lij-us,  a.  not  relijus;  irclijus. 
Unrelinquished,    Un-re-lig-kwijt,  a.  not  relig- 

kwijt. 
Unrelishrd.  Un-rel-ijt,  a.  not  relijt. 
Inrellctant,  Un-re-ldk-tant,  a.  not  rcldktant. 
Unrellctantlt,    ru-re-lAk-tant-li,  ad.   not  re- 

lukt:ii)tli.  [abl. 

Unremarkable,  rn-rc-m^k-a-bl,  a.  not  remqrk- 
I'NRKMARKtn,  I'n-rr-uK'irkt,  a.  not  rerm'irkt. 
Unremediable,  Un-re-iut'-Ji-a-li1,*  a.  iremediabl. 
Unremediih.  Un-r^m-c-did,  a.  not  rt'inedid. 
Unrkmemuered,  Un-re-mein-berd,  a.  not  remem- 

*"i"'l-  [luemberig. 

Unrememberino,  Un-re-mdm-ber-ig,  a.  not  rc- 
Unrlmembrance,  Un-re-m^m-brans,  n.  wont  ov 

remembrans. 
Unreuinded,  Un-rc-mjnd-ed,  a.  not  reminded. 
T'nremitted,  Un-re-init-ed,  a.  not  remitcd;  kon- 

^'•■»«i<-  [sevcrig. 

rNREMiTTiNG,  Un-re-mlt-ig,  a.  not  reiuitig:  per- 
Unresuttinolt,    Un-re-nait-ig-li,  ad.  widest  in- 

tonutjon.  [les. 

Unremorseless,   Un-re-ni')rs-le«,  a.   not  retnors- 
Uxremoved,  Un-re-raJ>vd.  a.  not  reuufcvd. 
Unremlnerated,     In-re-mii-ner-nt-cd,    a.     not 

rrnniiKTHfiKl.  [reniid. 

Unrenewed,  Un-re-ni'id,  a.  not  mad  ani'i;  not 
Unrenotated,  Un-rdn-o-Tst-ed,  a.  not  rdnovat- 
^ed.  [famuii. 

Unrexowned,    Un-rt-n'snd,   a.   not  ren'snd;  not 
Unrest.  Un  rent.  a.  not  rent;  not  torn. 
Dnkested,  Un-rdnt-cd,  a.  n^t  rented.         [pcnsl. 
Unrepaid,  Un-re-p&d,  a.  not  reped;  not  rckom- 


Unrepaibed,  Un-re-p^rd*  ^-  ^^^  rep^rd* 
L'nrepealablk,   Un-re-pil-a-bl,  a.   not  rtpelabl; 

ircpelabl. 
Unbepealed,  Uu-re-p£ld,  a.  not  repaid  or  rer6kt. 
I'XREPEATED,  Uu-re-pet-ed,  a.  not  repetcd. 
Lnrepelled,  Un-re-p6ld,  a.  not  rejj^ld. 
Unrepentable,   Un-re-p^nt-a-bl,   a.   not  tu  be 

re|X^nte<l  ov. 
Unrepestance,  Un-re-p^nt-ans,  n.  impenit«na. 
Inrepenta.vt,  Un-re-pint-ant,  a.  not  rep^ntftot; 

impenitent. 
Unrepented,  Un-re-pdnt-ed,  a.  not  repented  ot; 

not  dkipiated  bj  {jenitc-n/al  soro. 
L'nblpenting,    C'n-re-pent-ig,    a.    not   rep^ntig; 

impenitent.  [komplanig. 

Unrepising,  Un-re-pjn-ig,  a.  not  repjing:  not 
Unrepininoly,  Un-re-pjn-ig-li,  ad.  wiavt  repjn- 

ig:  wid^t  pEviJ  komplant. 
Unreplexisiied,  Un-re-plen-ijt,  a.  not  repl^ni/t. 
Unreported,  Un-re-p<irt-ed,  a.  not  reported. 
I'neeposed.  Cn-re-piizd,  a.  not  refiuzd. 
Unrepresented,    Un-rep-re-tent-od,  a.  not  rep- 
re /.en  ted. 
UxREPRE.ssED.  Un-rt-pr6st,  a.  not  repr^st. 
I'nrepkkssible,  Un-re-pres-i-bl,  a.  ireprejibl. 
Unreprievable,  Un-re-prev-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

be  rejirevJ. 
L'nreprieved,    Un-re-prevd,  a.  not  reprevd:  not 

respited.  [reprimiinded. 

Unreprimanded,  Un-rdp-ri-mand-ed,  a.  not 
L'nreproachable,  Un-re-priiq-a-bl,*  a.  irepro^- 
^  abl. 

Unreproached,  Un-re-pro(jt,  a.  not  scnjq,rd. 
Unreproacukcl,  Un-re-pr(i(j-ful,  a.  not  reproc- 

ful. 
UxREPROACHixo.  Un-re-pr6q-ig,  a.  not  reproqig. 
Usrephovable,  Un-re-prif>v-a-bl,  a.  not  l^abl  tu 

blaiu  or  reproof:  ireproovabl. 
UxREPROVED,    Un-re-prdbvd,  a.    not  repn&vd;  not 

sen/nrl.  [not  opozit. 

Uxrepuon'axt,  Un-re-pug-nant,  a.  not  rEfJU.;nant; 
L'xREPfTABLE,  Un-rep-yn,-ta-bl,*  a.  disrepyn,tabU 
Unreplted.  Un-re-pqt-ed,  a.  not  replied. 
L'NREguESTED,  Un-rE-kw6st-od,  a.  not  rekwestod; 

not  iiski. 
Unrequired,  Un-re-kwjrd,  a.  not  rekwjrd. 
Unrequitable,  Un-re-kwjt-a-bl,  a,  not  rekwj'abl; 

not  lu  be  retaliated.  [not  kompensjit«d. 

Unrequited.  Un-re-kwjt-ed,  a.  not  rekwjied; 
Unrescinded,  Un-re-sind-ed,  a.  not  reminded. 
Unrescued.  Un-res-kn,d,  a.  not  reskiid.  [aggur. 
Unresented,  Un-re-ient-ed,  a.  not  regqrded  wid 
Unresenting,  Un-rc-z^nt-ig,  a.  not  rexentig. 
Unreserve,     Un-re-zerv,    n.    absens   ov   rezerv; 

fragknos. 
Unreserved,  Un-re-z^rvd,  a.  not  rez^rvd;  fragk. 
Unreservedly,    Un-re-zerv-ed-li,  ad.  wid^t  re- 
zerv; opnii. 
Unreservedness,    Un-re-zerv-ed-nes,  n.    unlim- 

itednes;  opnnes;  fragkncs. 
Unbesigned,  Un-re-zjnd,  a.  not  rezjnd. 
Unresisted,    Un-re-zist-ed,  a.    not   rczisted;  not 

o|)wzd. 
Unresistible,  Un-re-zist-i-bl,*  a.  irezi.itibl. 
Unresisting,    Uu-re-zist-ig,  a.    not  rei    'ig;  not 

opozig.  [abl;  in>  'vnbl. 

I'nresolvable.  Un-re-z61v-a-bl,  a.  not  re z  It- 
Unresolved,  Un-re-z6lvd,  a.  not  rezolvd;  not  dc- 

termind:  bavig  mad  no  rezolqjon;  not  soird;  not 

kierd. 
U.VRE80LVIXG,  Un-re-z61v-ig,  a.  not  rtzolvig:  not 

detfrminig.  [tabl. 

Unrespectable,  Un-re-sp«'k-ta-bl,  a.  not  rr.^pek- 
Unrespected,    Un-re-sp<5kt-c*i,  a.  not  resp^kied; 

disrr.-iiiokted.  [Se  {Rui'irahU.) 

Un&JlSPIrable,   Un-rt-spjr-a-bl,  a.  not  rt.<ipir*bl. 


UNR 


612 


UNS 


Uneespited,    Un-res-pit-ed,  a.  not  respited;  not 

reprevd. 
Unresponsible,  Un-re-spon-si-bl,*  a.  irssponsibl. 
Uneesponsive,   Un-re-sp6n-siv,  a.  not  rssponsiv; 

iresponsiv.  [kwjet. 

Uneest,  Un-rest,  n.  diskwjet;  wont  ov  rest  er 
Unrested,  Uu-rest-ed,  a.  not  rested;  wontig  rest. 
Unresting,    Un-rest-ig,  a.  not  restig;  konstantli 

aktig.       '  [kiird. 

Uneestored,  Un-r£-st6rd,  a.  not  restord;  not 
Unrestrained,    Un-re-strand,    a.    not  restrand; 

not  hinderd;  Ijsenjus;  leas;  not  limited. 
Unrestraint,  Un-re-strant,  n.  wont  ov  restrant; 

frsdom.  [fre- 

Unrestricted,  Un-re-strikt-ed,  a.  not  restrikted; 
Unretarded,  Un-re-tqrd-ed,  a.  not  retqrded. 
Unretentive,  Un-re-ten-tiv,  a.  not  rstentiv. 
Unrete acted,    Un-re-trakt-ed,    a.    not  rsvokt; 

not  rekold. 
Uneetuened,  Un-re-turud,  a.  not  returnd. 
Uneetuening,  Un-r£-tdrn-ig,  a.  not  retdrnig. 
Uneevealed,  Un-PE-vgld,  a.  not  rEveld:  not  told; 

not  diskdverd. 
Uneevealedness,   Un-r£-VEl-ed-nes,  n.   de   stat 

ov  bgig  unrsvEld. 
Uneevenged,  Un-rg-venjd,  a.  not  rEvenjd. 
Uneevengeful,   Un-re-venj-fal,  a.    not  rEvenj- 
Uxrevered,  Un-rE-VErd,  a.  not  rsvErd.         [fial. 
Uneeveeenced,  Un-rev-er-enst,  a.  not  reverenst; 

not  rEspekted.  [everent. 

Uneeveeend,  Un-rev-er-end,  a.  not  reverend;  ir- 
Unreveesed,  Un-rE-verst,  a.  not  rEverst;  not  rE- 

vokt;  not  rspEld. 
Uneeversible,  Un-rg-vers-i-bl,  a.  irgversibl. 
Unreverted,  Un-rE-vert-ed,  a.  not  rEverted. 
Unreviewed,  Un-rE-vi^d,  a.  not  rEvqd. 
Uneevised,  Un-rE-vjzd,  a.  not  revjzd. 
Uneevoked,  Un-rE-vokt,  a.  not  rsvakt  er  rEkeld. 
Uneewaeded,  Un-re-word-ed,  a.   not  rewarded; 

not  rekoinpenst. 
Uneewaeding,  Un-rs-word-ig,  a.  not  rewerdig. 
Unehetorical,  Un-r£-t6r-i-kal,  a.  not  rstorikal. 
Unehymed,  Un-rjmd,  a.  not  havig  rjm. 
Unridden,  Un-rid-n,  a.  not  ridn.  [tva  eksplan. 
Unriddle,  Un-rid-1,  v.  t.  tta  solv,  az  an  Enigma; 
Unriddlee,  Un-rid-ler,  n.   wun  hoo  unridlz   er 

solvz  an  Enigma.  [yi\lus. 

Uneidiculous,  Un-ri-dik-yq,-lus,*  a.  not  ridik- 
Uneifled,  Un-rj-fid,  a.  not  rjfld;  not  plunderd. 
Unrig,  Un-iig,  v.  t.  tu  strip  ov  rigig;  tu  divest 

ov  takl.     . 
Uneight,  Un-rjt,*  a.  not  rit;  rog. 
Uneighteous,  Un-rjt-yus,  "a.  not  rjtyus;  unjdst; 

wiked:  sinful;  bad. 
Unrighteously,  Un-rjt-yus-li,  ad.  in  an  unrjt- 

yus  maner;  unjdstli;  wikcdli.  [injdstis. 

Unrighteousness,  Un-rit-yus-nes,  n.   wikednes; 
Unrightful,  tJn-rjt-f  ul,'*  a.  not  rjtf  ml;  not  just. 
Uneimpled,  Un-rim-pld,  a.  not  rimpld. 
Uneing,  Un-rig,  v.  t.  tia  depriv  ov  a  rig. 
Uneinsed,  Un-rinst,  a.  not  rinst. 
Uneip,  Unrip,  'C.  t.  tui  kut  opn;  ta  rip. — Rip  and 

vnrip  qr  ov  At  sam  mEnig;  de  former  iz  tu  bE 

prgferJ. 
Uneipe,  Un-rjp,  a.  not  rjp;  gren;  imati^r;  tct>  erli. 
Uneipened,  Un-rjp-nd,  a.  not  rjpnd  er  mat^rd. 
Unripeness,  Un-rjp-nes,  n.   imatT},riti;  wont  ov 

rjpnes. 
Unrisex,  Un-riz-n,  a.  not  rizn. 
Unrivalled,  Un-ri-vald,  a.  havig  no  rjval;  un- 

ekwald;  unparaleld.  [unfdsn. 

Unrivet,  Un-riv-et,  r.  t.  tu  loos  from  rivets;  tu 
Uneoasted,  Un-rwst-cd,  a.  not  rosted. 
Uneobbed,  Un-robd,  a.  not  robd. 
Unrobe,  Un-rob,  v.  t.  tu  undres;  tu  disr^b. 
Unboiled,  Un-rofld,  a.  not  rerld. 


Unroll,  Un-r61,  r.  t.  tu  opn  from  beig  rold  or 

konvolvd;  tu  unfold. 
Unromantic,  Un-ro-man-tik,   a.    not  romantik; 

kontrari  tu  romans.  [romantikali. 

Unromantically,  Uu-ro-man-ti-kal-i,   ad.    not 
Uneoof,  Un-nf)f,  v.  t.  tu  strip  of  dg  roif  er  kuv- 

erig.  [Eradikat. 

Unroot,  Un-rdot,  v.  t.   tu  tq^r  from  ds  roats;  tu 
Unroot,  Un-rdot,  t.  i.  tu  bs  unrj)ted. 
Unrotten,  LTn-rot-n,  a.  not  rota;  not  p^trefjd. 
Uneough,  Un-rdf,  a.  not  ruf;  smood;  unbErded. 
Unrounded,  Un-r'snd-ed,  a.  not  runded;  not  kut 

tu  a  risnd. 
Uneoused,  Un-r-szd,  a.  not  r'szd.  [disarder. 

Uneouted,  Un-r-st-ed,  a.  not  rested  er  tron  intu 
Uneoyal,  Un-rflf-al,  a.  unprinsli;  not  reral. 
Uneoyally,  Un-ref-al-i,  ad.  not  in  a  reral  maner. 
Uneubbed,  Un-rdbd,  a.  not  rubd. 
Unrubbish,  Un-rdb-iJ,  v.  t.  tu  kler  from  rubij. 
Uneuffle,  Un-rdf-1,  v.  i.  tu  ses  from  komojon 

er  ajitajon;  tu  bskdm  kwjet  er  kqm. 
Unruffled,  Un-rdf-ld,  a.  not  rufld;  kqm;  tran- 

kwil.  [rcoind. 

Unruinable,  Un-riD-in-a-bl,  a.  inkapabl  ov  bEig 
Uneuined,  Un-rt6-ind,  a.  not  rcoind. 
Uneuled,  Un-ril)ld,  a.  not  roald  er  guvernd. 
Uneuliness,  Un-r(6-li-nes,  ?i.  ds  stat  ov  beig  un- 

riijli;  tdrbixlens.  [erderli. 

Uneuly,  Un-rrfj-li,  a.  tdi-bq,lent;  ungdvernabl;  dis- 
Uneumple,  Un-rdm-pl,  v.  t.  tu  frE  from  rumplz. 
Unsacked,  Un-sakt,  a.  not  sakt;  not  pilajd. 
Unsadden,  Un-sad-n,  f.  t.  tu  rslsv  from  sadnes. 
Unsaddle,  Un-sad-1,  v.  t.  tu  tak  dfi  sadl  from. 
Unsaddled,  Un-sad-ld,  a.  not  havig  de  sadl  on. 
Unsafe,  Un-saf,  a.   not  saf;  not  SEki\r;  insekiir. 

hazardus;  danjerus. 
Unsafely,  Un-saf-li,  ad.  not  sskrirli;  danjerusli. 
Unsaid,  Un-sed,  a.  not  sed  er  uterd;  not  menjond. 
Unsailable,  Un-sal-a-bl,*  a.  not  salabl;  not  nav- 

igabl. 
Unsaint,  Un-sant,  v.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  santjip. 
Unsaintly^,  Uu-sant-li,  a.  not  bekdmig  sants;  not 

santli.  •  [qauUbl. 

Unsalable,  Un-sal-a-bl,  a.  not  salabl;  not  mer- 
Unsalableness,  Un-sal-a-bl-nes,   n.   de  kwoliti 

ov  bEig  unsalabl.  [wid  salt. 

Unsalted,  Un-selt-ed,  a.   not  pikld;  not  seznd 
Unsaluted,  Un -sa-lvi,t-ed,  a.  not  salq,ted. 
Unsalvable,   Un-sal-va-bl,   a.   dat  kan  not  be 

savd;  not  salvabl. 
Unsanctification,  Ub-sagk-ti-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  wont 

ov  sagktifikajon. 
Unsanctified,  Un-sagk-ti-fid,  a.   not  sagktifid; 

unholi;  not  konsEkrated;  not  pjus. 
Unsanctioned,  Un-sagk-Jond,  a.  not  sagkjond. 
Unsanguine,  Un-sag-gwin,  a.  not  saggwin. 
Unsapped,  Un-sapt,  a.  not  sapt;  not  undermjnd. 
Unsated,  Un-sat-ed,  a.  not  sated  er  satisf  jd;  in- 

sajiat. 
Unsatiable,  Un-sa-Ji-a-bl,*  a.  insajiabl. 
Unsatiableness,  Un-sa-Ji-a-bl-nes,*  n.  de  kwol- 
iti ov  bEig  insajiabl. 
Unsatiate,  Un-sa-Ji-at,*  a.  insajiat. 
Unsatiated,  Un-sa-Ji-at-ed,  a.  not  sajiated. 
Unsatiating,  Un-sa-Ji-at-ig,  a.  not  sajiatig. 
Unsating,  Un-sat-ig,  a.  not  satig. 
Unsatisfactoeily,  Un-sat-is-fak-to-ri-li,  ad.  so 

az  not  tu  satisf  j. 
Unsatisfactoriness,  Un-sat-is-fak-to-ri-nes,  7i. 

&z  stat  ov  bfiig  unsatisfaktori. 
Unsatisfactory,  Un-sat-is-fak-to-ri,  a.  not  sat- 

isfaktori;   not  givig  satisfakjon;  not  klErig  de 

difikulti.  [b£  satisfjd. 

Unsatisfiable,  Un-sat-is-f  j-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 
Unsatisfied,  Un-sat-is-fjd,   a.   not  satisfjd;  iiof: 

plezd;  not  setld;  not  fild;  not  f uli  gratifid. 


UNS 


613 


UNS 


UN8ATISFIEDNE88,  Un-sat-is-fjd-ne?,  n.   de   «tat 

ov  brio  not  g»ti»fjd. 
L'jKBATiSKyiNO,   Un-sit-is-fi-ij),   a.    not   sAtisf^ig; 

insufij-nt;  unnbl  tu  gratifi  ta  it  ful. 
UN8AT1BFYING.VES8,    Tn-sat-is-f j-ijj-ncs,*   n,    de 

mm  ov  brio  u^^^ati^^fii^). 
Unsati'Rablk,  Un-Mt-yn-ra-bl.  ».  not  Katyqrabl. 
Unbaturateu,  Un-gAt-yiji-rat-ed,   a.   not  sAtyq,- 

ratt-J. 
Unsaved,  Un-sivd,  a.  not  ravd.  [manor. 

Unsavorily,  Un-sa-vor-i-li,  ad.  in  an  unMvori 
Unsavoriness,  Un-si-Tor-i-nes,  n.  de  kwuliti  ov 

btii)  unsnvori. 
Unsavory,   Un-sa-vor-i,    a.    not  savori;  tastlos: 

bavig  a  bad  tast; — bavig  an  il  smel;  fetid;  dis- 

pistifl.  [tu  rekint. 

Unsay,  Un-sA,  r.  (.  tu  retr&kt  hwot  haz  bin  sed; 
Unsoalablk,  L'n-skal-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  ^kalJ. 
Unscale,  L'n-skul,  V.  t.  tu  divi-st  ov  sknlz. 
Unscaled,  Un-sktild,  a.  not  skald. 
Unscalpeo,  L'n-skulpt,  a.  not  skalpt. 
Unscalv,  L'n-skhl-i,  a.  not  ?kali;  havij  no  skalz. 
Unscanned,  I'n-skand,  a.  not  skand  or  meji|rd. 
U.vscared,   rn-sk:ird,  a.  not  sk^rd  or  fritrid. 
Unscarred,  Un-jiki'ird,  a.  not  »kqni  or  niqrkt. 
Unscathed,  In-skatt,  a.  not  skatt:  not  hurt. 
Unscattered,  Un-skal-crd,  a.   not  gkaterd:  not 

di8|>^r8t.  [odor. 

Unbcexted,  Un-»^nt-ed,  a.  not  sented;  devffd  ov 
Unsciiolastic,  Un-sko-las-tik,  a.  not  skolAstik. 
Unschooled,  L'n-sk«f)ld,  a.  not  skcfild;   unWyq- 

kated. 
Unscientific,  Un-gi-on-tif-ik,  a.  not  gjentifik. 
Unscikntikically,  Ln-sj-en-tif-i-kal-i,  ad.  wid- 

Unsconced.  Un-skonst,  a.  not  sknnst;  not  fjnd. 
Unscorched,  Un-?kor(jt,  a.  not  .<korqt  or  burnt. 
Unscorned,  rn-fkitrnd,  a.  not  ?kornd. 
Unscol'Rf.d,  I'n-skxrd,  a.  not  sk-srd  or  klend. 
Unscourged,  Un-skdrjd,  a.  not  skurjd. 
Unscratched,  Un-skraqt,  a.  not  8kra<jt  er  torn. 
Unscreened,  Un-skrend,  a.  not  skrrnd  orkuvcrd. 
Unscrew,  Un-i>krt&.  r.  t.  tu  dre  de  skrttiz  from: 

tu  l.i>-'  from  de  fors  ov  n  jkrui. 
Unscriptcral,  Un-skript-yq,-ral,  a.  not  akordant 

wid  Skriptynr. 
Unscrupulous,  Un-3krdb-pt|,-Ins,  a.  not  sknfipri- 

lu.-i:  rrx<irdlw  ov  prinsipl:  unprinsipld. 
Unscrupuloisly.  Vn-sknfi-pti-lus-Ii,  aJ.  wid^t 

rigqnl  tu  iirin.<ipl. 
Unscripulousness,   rn-skr(6-pri-lus-nes,   n.   At 

kwoliti  ov  bei{)  unskndpqlus:  wont  ov  rtgi'jrd  tu 

prinsipl.  [njzd. 

I'nscrltinized,  Un-skrif)-ti-njzd,  a.  not  skntiti- 
Unsculptiekd,  Un-skiilpt-yii"rd.  a.   not  .skuljit- 

yurd.  [tu  fre  from  (1  sel. 

Unseal,  I'n-sel,  r.  t.  tu  opn  oft<?r  havijj  bin  seld; 
I'NSEALED,  Un-seld,  a.  not  srld;  brukn  opn. 
I'nseam,  In-^era,*  r.  t.  tu  rip:  tu  kut  opn. 
rsBEARCHABLE,  Un-»^rq-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

f'/rcjl  -Rt:  dat  kan  not  be  ck^•plurd;  inskratabl. 
Unsearciiableneks.  l'n-f«;rq-a-bl-ncs,  n.  impos- 

ibiliti  tu  be  okjiplurd. 
Unsearchkd.  In-^.-rr,!,  a.  not  i^rqt. 
Unsearchino.  lii-.-rcj-io,  a.  not  i^^rqig. 
Unseared,  I'n-serd,  a.  not  srrd. 
Unseason,  Un-se-in,  r.  /.  tu  mak  un.«avori. 
Unseasonable,    Un-«e-in-a-bl,    a.    not  t>rxnabl: 

beiii  •»t  ov  srrn;  not  in  j>ro|^T  tjm:    il-tjmd:-- 

lat:  ai,  un*i:naN  lira  ov  njt. 
Ukseasonablenebs,  rn-?e-in-a-bl-nw,  n.  de  stat 

ov  beig  un^<rznabl. 
Unseasonably,  Un-y^-tn-a-bli,  ad.  notK^snabli; 

not  rtfjrrabli  tu  tjm  orokajon:  at  an  improper  Ijm. 
Ukseaboncd,  Un-.<e-rnd,  a.  not  i>f  xnd:  not  «oltvd; 

— not  kwolifjd  bj  y^a;  not  kept  fit  for  yi^s. 


Unseat,  Un-B^t,  r.  t.  tu  tro  from  de  «et. 
Unseated,  Un-<<t-ed,  a.  not  8et«d;  displaBt  from 

a  8et. 
Unseaworthiness,  Un-s^-wor-di-nee,  n.  de  «t*t 

ov  bfij)  UIl^ewurdi. 
Unseaworthy,    L"n-«£-wur-di,   a.    not   sewurdi; 

not  fit  for  enkiinteriu  de  danjen  ov  de  se,  M  • 

vesel. 
Unseconded,  Un-8ek-ond-ed,  a.    not  tekonded; 

not  8uported.  [wurldli. 

L'nseculab,  Un-»^k-yn,-lar,  a.  not  s^kytiiar;  not 
Unsecured,  I'n-se-ki'ird,  a.  not  sekt^rd. 
I'nsedentary,  Un-s^l-cn-ta-ri,  a.  not  sAJentari. 
L'nseduced,  Un-se-diist,  a.  not  scdiist;  not  dren 

tu  il. 
Unseeded,  Un-s£d-ed,  a.  not  seded;  not  aon. 
I'nseeing,  Un-fe-ifl,  a.  not  seig;  wontig  sjt. 
L'nseemliness,   Un-si'm-ii-nes,   n.   indesensi;  in- 

drkorum;  unkumlines. 
Unseemly,  Un-8em-li,  a.  not  semli;  indescnt;  tkn- 

bekdmig.  [igli. 

Unseemly,  Un-?em-li,  ad.  indesentli:  unbekum- 
Unseen,  L'n-sen,   a.    not  sen;  not  diakdverd;  in- 

vizibl:  undi.>kuverabl. 
Unseized,  Un-s^zd,  a.  not  sezd:  not  takn. 
I'nseldom,  Un-sel-dom,  a.  not  seldom. 
I'xsELECTED,  Un-sc-lekt-cd,  a.  not  selekted. 
Unselecting,  Un-se-l^kt-ig,  a.  not  makig  selek- 

Jon. 
Unselfish,  Un-s^lf-iJ,  a.  not  selfij:  disinterested. 
L'nsensualized,    Un-s^n-Jn-al-izd,   a.    not  mad 

senjqal. 
Unsent,  Un-sent,  a.   not  sent, —  i'/iMrtt  /6r,  not 

kold  bj  leter  er  mesenjer. 
Unsententiocs,  Un  son-ten-/u?,  a.  not  sentenjas. 
Insentient,  Un-sen-Jcnt,  a.  not  senjcnt. 
Unsentinelled,    Un-s6n-ti-neld,    a.    not    havig 

sentineiz.  [not  pqrted. 

Inseparated,  Un-g^p-a-rat-ed,  a.  not  s^jtarated: 
Unsepulchered,  Un-s6p-ul-kerd,  a.  unb^rid. 
I'nserved,  L'n-servd,  a.  not  servd.  lyqsles. 

I'nserviceable,  Un-s^r-vis-a-bl,  a.  not  servisabi; 
I'nserviceableness,  Un-ser-vis-a-bl-nes,  n.  un- 

t  itiics  for  cni  tig.  [er  advdntaj. 

Unserviceably,  Un-s^r-vig-a-bli,  aa.  widest  yn« 
Unset,  Uu-set,  a.  not  set;  not  plast. 
Unsettixg,  Un-8^t-ig,  a.  not  setig. 
Unsettle,  Un-set-1,  r.  t.  tu  unfiks;  tu  mak  an- 

.-•(•rten:  tu  Jak:— tu  ma>v  from  a  plas; — tu  ovcr- 

trcfi. 
Unsettle,  Un-set-l,  r.  i.  tu  bekiim  uns^tld. 
Insettled,  Un-s^t-Id.  a.  not  sctld:  not  fikst:  not 

t'stablijt:  not  determind;  not  r^gyt^lar;  qanjabl. 
Unsettlkdness,  Un-set-ld-ncs,  n.  irezuliiJon;  un- 

determind  stat:  unsertenti;  wont  ov  fiksiti. 
Uxsettlement,  I'li-set-l-mcnt,  n.  de  stat  ov  be- 

i{)  un'etid:  un?ctldnfs:  irezultiJon. 
Unsevere,  Un-sc-ver,  a.  not  sever;  mjld. 
['nsevered,  Un-.'^v-crd,  a.  not  severd:  notpqrted. 
Unsex,  l'n-s^k.«,  r.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  seka;  tu  deprjv 

ov  de  kwolitiz  ov  seks. 
Unshackle,  Un-Jak-1,  r.  t.  tu  loks  from  /aklt  or 

b'liidz:  tu  set  frr;  tu  liberat. 
Unshaded,  Un-Jad-ed,  a.  not  Jaded  er  dqrknd: 

not  overspred  wid  dqrknes. 
Unshadowed,  Un-Jad-od,  a.  not  Jadod  or  Jaded. 
Cnshakable.  Un-Jdk-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  Jakn. 
Lnsiiaken,  In-Jrik-n,  a.  not  Jakn:  not  ajiiated; 

Hot  iniijvd:  not  weknd  in  reiolqjon. 
Unshakingly,  Un-Jiik-ig-li,  aJ.  wid-it  warorig. 
I'nshamed.  Uu-Jiimd,  a.  not  Jamd. 
I'nshamefackd,    Un-Jam-fa<t,    a.    not  Jamfuti 

wontig  modcsti;  not  bajful:  impqdcnt. 
Unsuamkfacedness,    Uu-Jam-fa«t-ne^,   n.    wont 

(•\  uiodi'sti. 
Unsbapable,  Un-Jap-a-bl,  M.  d*t  kan  not  be  /apt. 


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UNS 


Unshape,  Un-Jap,  v.  t.  tia  konf-»nd:  tu  rufl. 
Dnshaped,  Un-japt,  a.  nut  Japt:  unjapn. 
Unshapely,  Un-Jap-li,  a.  not  Japli:  not  wel  fermd. 
Unshapen,  Un-Jap-n,  a.  not  Japn;  misjapn. 
Unshared,  Un-J4rd,  a.  not  partakn;  not  l^xA.. 
Unsharpened,  Un-Jqrp-nd,  a.  not  Jqrpnd. 
Unshattered,  Un-Jat-erd,  a.  not  Jaterd. 
Unshaven,  Un-Jav-n,  a.  not  Javn.  [er  Jst. 

Unsheathe,  Uu-J'sd,  r.  t.  tia  dre  from  ds  skabard 
Unshed,  Un-Jed,  a.  not  Jed;  not  spilt. 
Unsheeted,  Un-j£t-ed,  a.  not  furnijt  wid  Jets. 
Unshell,  Un-Jel,  ^•.  t.  tia  divest  ov  de  Jel;  tia  Jel. 
Unshelled,  Un-Jeld,  a.  not  Jeld. 
Unsheltered,  Ln-Jel-terd,  a.  wontiij  a  Jelter. 
Unshelteuing,  Un-Jel-ter-ii),  a.  not  Jelteriij. 
Unshelve,  L'u-Jelv,  i'.  t.  tia  tak  from  a  Jelf. 
Unshielded,  Un-Jsld-ed,  a.  not  gqrded  bj  a  Jsld. 
Unshifted,  Un-Jift-ed,  a.  not  Jifted;  not  qanjd. 
Unshifting,  Un-Jift-ii),  a.  not  Jiftiij. 
Unship,  Un-Jip,  v.  t.  tia  tak  si  ov  a  Jip. 
Unsuipment,  Un-Jip-ment,  n.  ds  akt  ov  unjipii). 
Unshirted,  Un-Jert-ed,  a.  not  Jerted. 
Unshivered,  Uu-jiv-erd,  a.  not  Jiverd. 
Unshocked,  Un-J6kt,  a.  not  Jokt;  not  disgusted. 
Unshod,  Un-J6d,  a.  not  Jod;  havii)  no  Jdoz. 
Unshorn,  Un-J<arn,  a.  not  Jorn;  not  klipt. 
Unshortened,  Un-Jert-nd,  a.  not  Jertnd. 
Unshot,  Ln-J6t,  a.  not  Jot;  not  hit  bj  Jot. 
Unshout,  Un-J-st,  V.  t.  tu  rstrakt  after  J'stii).  _ 
Unshowered,  Un-J's-erd,  a.  not  wetcrd  bj  J-serz. 
Unshoavx,  Un-J6n,  a.  not  Jon:  not  egzibited. 
Unshrined,  Un-Jrjnd,  a.  havig  no  Jrjn. 
Unshrinking,  Un-Jrigk-ig,  a.   not  Jrigkig;  per- 

sistig:  not  rgkerlig;  not  Junig  danjer  er  pan. 
Unshrinkingly,     Un-Jrigk-ig-li,     ad.     wid^t 

Jrigkig. 
Unshrivelled,  Un-Jriv-ld,  a.  not  Jrivld.    [Jrud. 
Unshrouded.  Un-Jr-sd-ed,  a.  not  kuverd  wid  a 
Unshrubbed,  Un-jrubd,  a.  bq,r  ov  Jrubz. 
Unshrunk,  Un-Jriigk,  a.  not  Jrugk. 
Unshunnable,  Un-Jdn-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not   be 

Jund:  inevitabl. 
Unshu.nned,  Un-Jund,  a.  not  Jund. 
Unshut,  Un-Jiit,  a.  not  Jut;  not  klozd. 
Unsifted,  Un-sift-ed,  a.  not  sifted;  not  skrcoti- 

njzd  or  trjd. 
Unsighing,  Un-sj-ig,  a.  not  sjig, 
Unsigutliness,  Un-sjt-li-nes,  n.  defermiti;  disa- 

greablnes  tia  de  j  er  sjt. 
Unsightly,  Un-sjt-li,  a.  not  sjtli;  disagreabl  tia 

ds  .^jt;  defermd;  ugli. 
Unsigned,  Un-sjnd,  a.  not  sjnd. 
Unsignified,  Un-sig-ni-fjd,  a.  not  signifjd. 
Unsilenced,  Un-si-lenst,  a.  not  sjlenst. 
Unsinew,  Un-siu-n,  r.  t.  tia  deprjv  ov  sini^z,  er 

ov  stregt. 
Uns:newed,  Un-sin-ixd,  a.  not  sim],d;  wek. 
Unsinful,  Un-sin-fial,  a.  not  sinful;  fre  from  sin. 
Unsinged,  Un-sinjd,  a.  not  s'njd;  not  skergt. 
Unsingled,  Un-sig-gld,  a.  not  separated. 
Unsinkable,  Un-sigk-a-bl,  a.  dat  kau  not  sigk: 

dat  kan  not  be  sugk. 
Unsinking,  Un-sigk-ig,  a.  not  sigkig. 
Unsinning,   Un-sin-ig,    a.    not  sinig;  impekabl: 

wid'St  sin.  [ter. 

Unsisterly,  Un-sis-ter-li,  a.  not  bekumig  a  sis- 
Unsizable,  Un-sjz-a-bl,    a.    not  sjzabl;  not  ov 

proper  sjz. 
Unsized,  Un-sjzd,  a.  not  sjzd. 
Unskilful,  Un-skil-fial,  a.   not  skilful;  wontig 

skil;  wontig  nolej;  ignorant.  [nolej. 

Unskilfully,  Un-skil-ful-i,  ad.   widit  skil  er 
Unskilfulness,  Un-skil-f  ul-nes,  n.  wont  ov  skil 

er  nolej. 
Unskilled,  Un-skild,  a.   not  skild:  wontig  skil. 
Unskinned,  Un-skind,  a.  not  skind. 


Unslacked,  Un-slakt,  a.  not  slakt;  unslakt. 
Unslackened,  Un-slak-nd,  a.  not  slaknd. 
Unslain,  Un-slan,  a.  not  slan;  not  kild. 
Unslaked,  Un-slakt,   a.   not  slakt;   not  kwenqt; 

unslakt. 
Unslandered,  Un-slan-derd,  a.  not  slanderd. 
Unslaughtered,  Un-sle-terd,  a.  not  sleterd. 
Unsleeping,    Un-slep-ig,    a.     not    slepig;    ever 

wakful. 
Unsleepy,  Un-slep-i,  a.  not  slepi;  wakful. 
UxsLiCED,  Un-sljst,  a.  not  sljst. 
Unsling,  Un-slig,  v.   t.  {JS'aut.}    tu   tak  of   de 

sligz  from  bots,  buts,  berz,  yqrdz,  &s. 
Unslipping,  Un-slip-ig,  a.  not  slipig  er  Ijabl  tta 

slip;  fast. 
Unslow,  Un-sl6,*  a.  not  slo;  rapid.  [opn. 

Unsluice,  Un-shi,s,  v.  t.  tu  opn  de  sln,s  ov;  tu 
Unslumbering,    Un-slum-ber-ig,    a.    not  slum- 

berig. 
Unslurred,  Un-slurd,  a.  not  slurd.  [stand. 

Unsmirched,     Un-smergt,*    a.     unpoln,ted;    not 
Unsmirking,  Un-smerk-ig,  a.  not  smerkig. 
Unsmitten,  Un-smit-n,  a.  not  smitn. 
Unsmoked,  Un-smokt,  a.  not  smokt. 
Unsmooth,  Un-smoid,  a.  ruf;  not  evn;  not  level. 
Unsmoothed,  Un-smdidd,  a.  not  smojdd. 
Unsmuggled,  Un-smug-ld,  a.  not  smugld.  [smut. 
UxsMUTTY,  Un-smiit-i,    a.    not  smuti;    fre   from 
Unsoaked,  Un-sokt,  a.  not  sokt.  [eti. 

Unsober,  Un-s6-ber,  a.  not  sober;  wontig  sobrj- 
Unsociabilitt,  Un-so-Ji-a-bil-i-ti,    n.   wont  ov 

sojiabiliti. 
Unsociable,  Un-s6-Ji-a-bl,   a.    not  sojiabl;  re- 

zervd;  not  komi\,nikativ;  not  sq,tabl  tu  sosjeti; 

unsojal. 
Unsociableness,  Un-s6-Ji-a-bl-nes,  to.  dekwoliti 

ov  beig  unsojiabl;  unsojiabiliti. 
Unsociably,  Un-s6-Ji-a-bli,  ad.  not  sojiabli. 
Unsocial,  Un-so-Jal,  a.   not  sojal;  rezervd;  un- 
sojiabl; not   benefijal   tu   sosjeti;   hurtful   tu 

sosjeti. 
Unsodered,  Un-s6d-erd,  a.  not  soderd. 
Unsoftened,  Un-s6f-nd,  a.  not  sofnd. 
Unsoiled,  Un-Sffld,  a.  not  sffld;  not  stand. 
Unsolaced,  Un-s61-ast,  a.  not  solast.  [muni. 

Unsold,  Un-s61d,  a.  not  sold;  not  eksqanjd  fer 
Unsolder,  Un-s61-der,  «.  t.  tu   separat  hwot   iz 

sulderd.     Se  {Sohler.) 
Unsoldierlike,  Un-sol-jer-ljk,  )   a.  unbeknmig 
Unsoldieely,  Un-sol-jer-li,        i      a  soljer. 
Unsolemn,  Un-s61-em,  a.  not  solem. 
Unsolemnized,  Un-s61-em-njzd,  a.  not  solemnjzd. 
Unsolicited,  Un-so-lis-it-ed,    a.    not   solisited; 

not  askt  fer. 
Unsolicitous,  Un-so-lis-it-us,  a.  not  solisitus. 
Unsolid,  Un-s61-id,  a.  not  solid;  flq,id;  not  ko- 

herent.  [y^lbl. 

Unsoluble,  Un-s61-yn,-bl,  a.  not  solyqbl;  insol- 
Unsolved,  Un-s61vd,  a.  not  solvd;  not  ekspland. 
Unsonsy,  Un-s6n-si,  a.  unplezant; — k^rles.     [Lo- 

kal,  Iggland.] 
Unsoothed,  Un-sd5dd,  a.  not  sadd. 
Unsophistical,  Un-so-f  is-ti-kal,  a.  not  sof istikal. 
Unsophisticate,  Un-so- f is-ti-kat,  a.    unsofisti- 

kated. 
Unsophisticated,    Un-so-fis-ti-kat-ed,    a.    not 

sofistikated;  not  k'snterfit;  unkonipted. 
Unsorted,  Un-iort-ed,  a,  not  serted;  not  distrib- 

yilted. 
Unsought,  Un-set,  a.  not  set;  not  ser^t. 
Unsoul,  Un-s61,  r.  t.  tu  divest  ov  mjnd. 
Unsouled,  Un-s61d,  a.  wid'St  sol  er  prinsipl. 
Unsound,  Un-s-jnd,  a.  not  s-snd;  defektiv;  dekad, 

sikli; — not  fre  from  kraks;  rotn;  koriipted; — not 

ortodoks;  er6neus;  rog; — not  onest;  not  trcD;  not 

solid;  not  fatful. 


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UNS 


Dnsoundablk,  Un-8'snd-a-bl,  a.  nottu  be  STjoded. 
Unsounded,  Un-s'snd-ed,  a.  not  ssndod;  not  trjd 

b|  de  pluinet. 
Unsoundly,  Un-8'SDd-li,  ad.  in  an  uns'snd  manor. 
Unsoundness,  Un-siind-ncs,  n.  de  stat  ov   btio 

un^'snd;  detekt. 
Unsoubkd,  Un-3'»rd,  a.  not  mad  siir  (jt  vaarui. 
Unsown,  Vo-eim,  a.  not  son. 
Unspaeed,  Un-sp^rd,  a.  not  sps^rd.  [sever. 

Unspakino,  Un-spiir-ifl,   a.    not  spario:  profi'i^; 
Unspaeinoly,  Lu-spitr-io-li,  ad.  in  uu  un.sjM^rij) 

mancr. 
Unsparingness,  Un-sp4r-io-ne3,    n.    de    kwoliti 

ov  beiy  uiispjtrifl. 
Unsparklixo,  Un-sp^rk-lig,  a.  not  spqrklip. 
UnspeaK,  L'n-spek,  r.  t.  tia  retrakt;  tu  rekant. 
Unspeakable,  L'n-spek-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

siKjkn:  ineksprpsibi:  inefabl;  uniitoriibl. 
Unspeakably,  Un-spek-a-bli,  ad.    inckspresibli; 

iiicfabli. 
Unspeaking,  Un-spfk-ifl,  a.  not  spekijj. 
Unspecikied,  Un-spds-i-fjd,  a.  not  spesifjd. 
Unspecked,  Un-spekt,  a.  not  spekt. 
Unspeculative,  Un-spek-yn,-la-tiv,  a.  not  sp^k- 

yulativ:  not  teoretikal. 
Unspku,  Un-.-:j>ed,  a.  not  despagt;   not  performd. 
Unspelt,  Un-spelt,  a.  not  spelt;  not  speld. 
Unspent,  Un-sjp^nt,  a.  not  spent;  not  wasted;  not 

egzosted.  * 

Unsvhere,  Un-?fer,  r.t.  tia  remiiv  from  its  orb. 
Unspieu,  L'n-spid,  a.  not  spjd;  not  sen. 
Unspilt,  Un-spilt,  a.  not  spilt  or  spild;  not  Jed. 
Unspirit,  Un-s^)ir-it,*  v.  t.  tu  dispirit. 
Unspiritual,  Ln-spir-it-yn,-al,  a.  not  spiritynal; 

W(iiitn)  spirilynaliti;  kqrnal. 
Unspiritualize,    Un-spir-it-yn,-al-iz,    v.   t.    tu 

drpriv  ov  sj)irityt],aliti. 
Unspliced,  I'n-.-iplj.st,  a.  not  splist.  [spffld. 

Unspoilable.  Un-sp«rl-a-bl,  a.  aat  kan   not  be 
Unspoiled,  Un-sp^ld,  a.  not  sprtld;  not  hurt. 
Unspoken,  l'n-sp6k-n,  a.  not  spuikn. 
Unspontaneous,  Un-spun-ta-ne-us,  a.  not  spon- 

tuiuu.-).  [a  sixjrtsman. 

Unsportsmanlike,  Un-spurts-man-ljk,  a.   unljk 
Unspotted,  Un-sp6t-ed,  a.  not  spoted:   imakyn,- 

lat.  L^'^'O  unsFX'ted. 

Unspottedness,  Un-sp6t-ed-nes,    n.    de  stat  ov 
Unspread.  I'n-spred,  a.  not  spred. 
Unspriohtlv,  I'n-fprit-li,  a.  not  sprjtli. 
Unsprinkled,  Un-!:prijj-kld,  a.  not  spriflkld. 
Unsprung,  L'n-.^pniu,  a.  not  sprug;  not  rizn. 
Unsquandered,  L'n-skw6n-derd,   a.    not  gkwon- 

•ItTil.  [lar. 

UNsyUARED,  Un-Bkw;\rd,  a.   not  skwi^rd;  ir^gyij,- 
lIssyUEEZED,  Un-skwe7,d,  a.  not  skwezd. 
Unstable,  Un-sta-bl,  a.  not  stabl  orfikst;  inkon- 

sciiit:  irczoilivt:  in^^tabl. 
Unstableness,  l'n-3ta-bl-nei»,  n.   instabiliti. 
Unstacked,  I'n-stakl,  a.  not  stukt.  [tabl. 

Unstaid,  rn-stad,  a.  not  stedi:  not  proKlent;  mii- 
U.NSTAIDNESS,  I'n-staJ-ncs,  u.    indiskrejon;  vola- 

tiliii.  [pointed. 

Unstained,  Tn-Btand,  a.  not  stand;  not  d^d;  not 
Unstamped,  Un-stamt,  a.  not  stamt. 
UnstaNCHED,  Un-st^nqt,  a.  not  stqnqt. 
Unstarched,  Un-stqrijt,  a.  not  stqrc^t. 
I'nstate,  I'n-stat,  r.  /.  tu  put  tst  ov  di^iti. 
Unstated,  Un-stat-ed,  a.  not  stated. 
Unstatesmanlike,  Un-stAts-man-l^k,  a.  unljk  a 

snt-iinan. 
Unst\tionkd,  Un-sta-fond,  a.  not  stajond. 
Unstatutable,  Un-slat-ynt-a-bl,  a.  kontrari  tu 

st.itynt. 
I'nstaunched,  Un-st^ncjt,  a.    Se  (Un*tancM.) 
Unsteadfast,  Un-sl4?d-la4t,  a.  not  stcdfast;  not 

iikst. 


Unsteadfastness,  Un-st^-f(Ut-DCfl,  n.  wont  ot 

Btedfustnos. 
Unsteadied,  Un-8tM-id,  a.  not  mad  stedi. 
Unsteadily,  Un-sted-i-li,  ad.  in  an  unst^i  man- 
or: inkoiistaiitii;  quiijabli. 
Unsteadiness,  Un-ctt-d-i-ues,  n.  wont  ov  stodines; 

instabiliti:  luiittibiliti. 
Unsteady,  Un-st^d-i,  a.  not  8t«di;  not  fikst;  an- 

stabl:  inkonstant:  lui^tabl;  vAriabl;  qanjabl. 
Unsteeped,  Un-stt'pt,  a.  not  slept  or  sukt. 
LxsTiFLED,  Un -stj-fid,  a.  not  stjlld.  ['i*d' 

I'nstiomatized,  L'n-.-iiig-inii-ijzil,  a.  not  stigma- 
["nstill,  I'n-.-iil,  a.  not  siii:  unkwjet. 
Unstimulated,  Uu-stim-yi^-lat-cd,  a.    not  8tim- 

ynlated.  [y^latig. 

Unstimulatino,  Un-stim-yn-lat-in,  a.  not  stim- 
Unstinted,  Un-stint-cd,  a.  not  stinted;  not  lim- 
ited. 
Unstirred,  Un-sterd,  a.  not  stord:  not  ajitatcd. 
Unstiruino,  Uii-ster-ij),  a.  not  sterij:  not  mii>vio. 
Unstitch,  Un-sti<5,  v.  t.  tu  tak  de  sli(jez  from. 
Unstitched,  Un-.--tiqt,  a.  not  stiqt. 
Unstock,  Un-stok,  c.  /.  tu  deprjv  ov  stok. 
Unstocked.  Un-stokt,  a.  not  stokt. 
Unstolen,  Un-stol-n,  a.  not  stoln. 
Unstooping,    Un-stiiip-ig,    a.     not    bendig;    not 

yeldig.  [Jon:  tu  opn. 

Unstop,  Un  stop,  v.  t.  tu  fre  from  stop  or  obstruk- 
Unstopped,  Un-stopt,  a.  not  stopt;  upnd. 
Unstoried,  Un-sto-rid,  a.  not  treted  ov  in  his- 

tori. 
Unstormed,  Un-stormd,  a.  not  takn  bj  asolt. 
Unstraigutened,  Un-strat-nd,  a.  not  stratnd. 
Unstrained,  Un-sinind,  a.  not  strand;  ezi. 
Unstraitened,  Un-strat-ml,  a.  not  stratnd. 
Unstrangulable,  Un-slnig-gii-la-bl,  a.  not  tu 

be  straj)>;l"l. 
Unsteatified,  Un-strat-i-fid,    a.    not    stratifid; 

not  havifl  strata.  [ed. 

Unstrexgthened,  Un-3treot-end,  a.  not  suport- 
Unstretcued,  Un-stre(jt,  a.  not  streqt. 
Unstrewed,  Un-stri)J,  a.  not  stroKl. 
Unstring,  Un-stri{),  r.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  strigz;  tu 

relaks;  tu  Ktis:  tu  untj. 
Unstringed,  Un-strigd,  a.  not  strigd;  not  havig 

striijz:  unstriig. 
Unstripped,  Un-stript,  a.  not  stript; — ^stript. 
Unstruck,  Un-striik,  a.  not  struk;  not  mjttvd;  not 

afekled. 
Unstudied,  Un-stud-id,  a.  not  studid:  not  labord. 
Un.stuffed,  Un-stiift,  a.  not  stuft:  unfild. 
Unstunned,  Un-sliind,  a.  not  stund. 
Unstunted.  Un-stiint-ed,  a.  not  stunted. 
Unsubdued,  Uu-sub-diid,  a.   not  subd^d. 
Unsubject,    Un-sdb-jekt,    a.    not  subjekt;    not 

Ijabl. 
Unsubjectkd,  Un-sub-jekt-cd,  a.  not  eubjekted. 
Unsubjuoated,  Un-siib-jn-gat-cd,  a.    not   sdb- 

ji|.i!;atcd. 
Uxsublimed,  Un-sub-ljmd,  a.  not  sublimd. 
Unsubmissive.  Un-sub-mis-iv,  a.    not  .submlsiv. 
Unsubmitting,  Un-sub-mit-ig,  a.  not  ."ubmitig; 

not  yeldii).  [subordinated. 

Unsubordinatf.d,   Un-sub-or-di-nat-ed,    a.    not 
Unsuborned,  Un-sub-ornd,  a.  not  subornd. 
Unsubscribed.  Un-sub-.<krjbd,  a.  not  subskrjbd. 
Unsubscribing,    Un-.<ub-skrjb-ig,    a.    not    sub- 

skribi)). 
Unsubstantial,  Un-sub-stan-Jul,  a.  not  substan- 

Jiil;  not  solid;  not  palpabl:  not  real. 
Unsubstantiality,     Un-sub-stan-Ji-jil-i-ti,     n. 

wont  uv  :^ubsLiinJialiti. 
Unsubstantialized,  Un-sub-stan-Jal-jid,  a.  not 

mad   substanjal.  [subjtinjiated. 

Unsubstantiated,  Un-.'ub-slan-Ji-at-eil.  a.  not 
Unsubverted,  Uu-sub-v^rt-cd,  a.  nut  subverted. 


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Unscbveetible,  Un-sub-vert-i-bl,  a.  datkan  not 

be  subverted. 
Unsucceeded,  Un-suk-ssd-ed,  a.    not  sukseded. 
Unsuccessful,  Un-suk-ses-fial,  a.  not  suksesfial; 

unfortyt^nat. 
Unsuccessfully,  Un-suk-ses-fial-i,  ad.   unfert- 

yiyiatli;  wid'st  sukses.  [ov  sukses. 

Unsuccessfulxess,  Un-suk-ses-fial-nes,  n.  wont 
Unsuccessive,  Un-suk-ses-iv,  a.  not  suksesiv. 
Unsuccored,  Un-siik-ord,  a.  not  sukord. 
Unsucked,  Un-sdkt,  a.  not  sukt. 
Unsuckled,  Un-suk-ld,  a.  not  sukld. 
Unsuffering,  Un-suf-er-ii),  a.  not  suferii). 
Unsufficingness,    Un-su£-jz-ig-nes,    n.     insuf- 

ijensi.  [ed. 

Unsuffocated,  Un-suf-o-kat-ed,  a.  not  siifokat- 
Unsugaeed,    Un-Jiig-ard,    a.    not  swetnd  wid 

Jiagar. 
Unsuggestive,  Un-sug-jes-tiv,  a.  not  sugjestiv, 
Unsuitability,  Un-sq,t-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  ds   kwoliti 

ov  btii)  unsi^^tabl;  unfitnes. 
Unsuitable,  Un-si],t-a-bl,   a.    not  sn,tabl;  unfit; 

not  kongriBus.  [unfitnes. 

Unsuitableness,  Un-s4t-a-bl-nes, ».  inkongra)iti: 
Unsuitably,  Un-sq,t-a-bli,  ad.  in  an  unsi],tabl 
Unsuited,  Un-si],t-ed,  a.  not  sii,ted.  [manor. 

Unsuiting,  Un-svi,t-ii),    a.    not  si],tii);   not  fitii); 

not  bEkiimii). 
Unsullied,  Un-sul-id,  a.  not  sulid  er  stand;  pqr. 
Unsummon'ed,  Un-siim-ond,  a.  not  sumond. 
Unsung,  Uu-sdg,  a.  notsug;notselEbratedinvers. 
Unsunned,  Un-siind,  a.  not  ekspozd  tu  ds  sun. 
Unsuperfluous,  Un-sq,-per-fln-us,  a.  not  sqper- 

flil,us;  nedful. 
Unsupplaxted,  Un-sup-lant-ed,  a.  not  suplant- 

ed;  not  dtfeted.  [lid. 

Unsuppliable,  Un-sup-li-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  sup- 
Unsupphed,  Un-sup-ljd,  a.  not  supljd;  not  fur- 

nijt.  [abl. 

Unsupportable,  Un-sup-Qrt-a-bl,*  a.  insuport- 
Unsupportableness,    Un-sup-6rt-a-bl-nes,*    n. 

insuptf)i-t;i  bines.  [ortabli. 

Unsupportably.  Un-sup-ort-a-bli,*  ad.  insup- 
Unsupported,  Un-sup-ort-ed,    a.    not  suported: 

not  sustand.  [suport. 

Unsupportedly,    Un-sup-6rt-ed-li,    ad.    wid-st 
Unsuppressed,  Uu-sup-rest,  a.  not  suprest. 
Unsure,  Un-Ji'^r,  a.  not  Jii,r;  not  serten. 
Unsured,  Un-Ji\,rd,  a.  not  mad  Ji^r. 
Unsurfeited,  Un-siir-fit-ed,  a.  not  surfited. 
UnsurgicaE,  Un-sur-ji-kal,  a.  notsurjikal. 
Unsurmised,  Un-sur-mizd,  a.  not  surmjzd. 
Unsurmounted,    Un-sur-m-snt-ed,    a.    not    sur- 

m-snted.  [be  surpdst. 

Unsurpassable.,  Un-sur-pds-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 
Unsurpassed,  Un-sur-jxist,  a.  not  surpdst. 
Unsurrendered,  Un-sur-en-derd,  a.   not  suren- 

derd. 

Unsurrounded,  Un-sur--8nd-ed,  a.  not  suranded. 
Unsurveyed,  Un-sur-vad,  a.  not  survad. 
Unsusceptibility,  Un-sus-ep-ti-bil-i-ti,    n.   in- 

suseptibiliti. 
Unsusceptible,  Un-sus-ep-ti-bl,   a.    insuseptibl. 
Unsuspected,  Un-sus-pekt-ed,  a.  not  suspekted; 

konfjded  in. 
Unsuspecting,  Un-sus-pekt-ig,  a.  not  suspektir); 

havii)  no  suspijon. 
Unsuspended,  Un-sus-pend-ed,  a.  not  suspended. 
Unsuspicious,  Un-sus-piJ-us,  a.  haviij  no  sus- 

Pijon.  [suspijon. 

Unsuspiciously,  Un-sus-piJ-us-li,  ad.  wid-st 
Unsustainable,  Un-sus-tan-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not 

be  sustand;  insuportabl.  [suported. 

Unsustained,  Un-sus-tand,  a.    not  sustand:  not 
Unsustaising,  Un-sus-tan-ii),  a.  not  sustanir). 
Unswallowed,  Un-sw6i-od,  a.  not  swolod. 


Unswathe,  Un-swad,  v.  t.  ta  tak  a  swad  from; 

tia  Icbsn.  [or  infln,enst. 

Unswayable,  Un-swa-a-bl,  a.  not  tu  be  guvernd 
Unswayed,  Un-swad,  a.  not  swad;  not  welded. 
Unswayedness,  Un-swa-ed-nes,  n.  stedines. 
Unsweae,  Un-sw4r,  v.  t.   tu   rekel  after   havig 

sworn;  tu  rekel  hwot  iz  sworn. 
Unswear,  Un-sw4r,  v.  i.  tu  rekant  eni  6ig  swom. 
Unsweat,  Un-swet,  «.  t.  tu  kcol  after  eksersjz. 
Unsweating,  Un-swet-ig,  a.  not  swetig. 
Unsweet,  Un-sw8t,  a.  not  swet;  disagreabl. 
Unsweetened,  Un-swet-nd,  a.  not  swetnd. 
Unswept,  Un-swept,  a.  not  swept;  not  brujt  awa. 
Unswerving,  Un-swerv-ig,  a.  notswervig;  ferm. 
Unsworn,  Un-sworn,  a.  not  sworn;  not  bund  bj 

an  ot. 
Unswung,  Un-swug,  a.  notswug;  not  suspended. 
Unsymmetrioal,  Un-sim-et-ri-kal,  a.  not  simet- 

rikal.  [simetrikali. 

Unsymmetricallt,  Un-sim-et-ri-kal-i,    ad.    not 
Uxsympathizability,     Un-sim-pa-tjz-a-bil-i-ti, 

n.  wont  ov  abiliti  tu  simpatjz.  [patjzig. 

Unsympathizixg,  Un-sim-pa-tiz-ig,  a.  not  sim- 
Unsystematic,  Un-sis-tem-at-ik,  )    a.    not 

Unsystematical,  Un-sis-tem-at-i-kal,  \    sistem- 

atik;  wontig  sistem;  diserderli. 
Unsystematically,    Un-sis-tem-at-i-kal-i,    ad. 

widst  sistem;  iregyq,larli. 
Untack,  Un-tak,  v.  t.  tu  disjo-n;  tu  separat. 
Untainted,  Un-tant-ed,  a.  not  tanted;  not  sulid, 

not  korupted.  [spot. 

Untaintedly,  Un-tant-ed-li,  ad.  wid-st  tant  or 
Untaintedness,  Un-tant-ed-nes,  n.    de  stat  ov 

beig  untanted. 
Untaken,  Un-tak-n,  a.  not  takn. 
Untalen'ted,  Un-tal-ent-ed,  a.  not  havig  talents. 
Untalked-of,  Un-tekt-ov,  a.  not  tekt  er  spokn 

ov.  [er  subdi^d. 

Untamable,  Un-tam-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  tamd 
Untamableness,  Un-tam-a-bl-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 

ov  beig  untamabl. 
Untamed,  Un-tamd,  a.  not  tamd;  not  subdi^d. 
Untangibility,    Un-tan-ji-bil-i-ti,    n.    intanji- 

biliti.  [jibl. 

Untangible,  Un-tan-ji-bl,  a.  not  tanjibl;  intan- 
Uxtangle,  tJn-tag-gl,  v.  t.  tu  disentaggl. 
Untangled,  Un-tag-gld,  a.  not  taggld. 
Untarnished,  Un-tqr-nijt,  a.  not  tqrnijt. 
Untasked,  Un-tdskt,  a.  not  taskt. 
Untasted,  Un-tast-ed,  a.  not  tasted;  not  trjd  bj 

ds  palat.  [ig  last. 

Uxtasting,  Un-tast-ig,  a.  not  tastig;  not  persev- 
Untaught,  Un-tot,  a.  not  tet;  uninstrukted;  ig- 
norant; unleterd;  unskild;  ni|. 
Untaxed,  Un-takst,  a.  not  takst;  not  qqrjd. 
Unteach,  Un-teg,  v.  t,   tu  kez  tu  forget  hwot 

haz  bin  lernt.  [tot;  indosil. 

Unteach  able,  Un-tsq-a-bl,  a.   dat   kan   not  be 
Unteachableness,  Un-teq-a-bl-nes,  n.  wont  ov 

dosiliti. 
Unteeming,  Un-tsm-ig,  a.  not  tsmig;  baren. 
Untempered,  Un-tem-perd,  a.  not  temperd. 
Untempering,  Un-tem-per-ig,  a.  not  temperig  er 

eksjtig.  [pest. 

Untempested,  Un-tem-pest-ed,  a.  frs  from  tem- 
Untempted,    Un-temt-ed,    a.     not    temted;    not 

alv[rd. 
Untemptixg,  Un-temt-ig,  a.  not  temtig. 
Untenable,  Un-ten-a-bl,  a.  not  tenabl;  dat  kan 

not  be  held,  mantand,  or  defended. 
Untenantable,  Un-ten-ant-a-bl, a.  not  tenantabl. 
Untenanted,  Un-ten-ant-ed,  a.  havig  no  tenant. 
Uxtended,  Un-tend-ed,  a.  not  tended;  unatended. 
Untender,  Un-ten-der,    a.    not   tender;    wontig 

lendernes.  [erd, 

Untendered,  Un-ten-derd,  a.  not  tenderd  er  of- 


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Untendeely,  Un-t(5n-der-li,  ad.  not  tcndorli. 
Untent,  L'n-t^nt,  v.  t.  tu  brig  ut  ov  a  tent. 
Untented,  Uu-tent-ed,  a.  not  tented;  not  havijj 

Q  tent  iiplid. 
Untkruk.steial,  L'n-ter-es-tri-al,  a.  not  terestrial. 
Untekbikied,  IJ'n-l^r-i-fjd,  a.  not  to'rifid. 
Untested,  L'n-test-ed,  a.  not  tested;  not  proDvd. 
Untethered,  Un-t^d-ord,  a.  not  tederd. 
Unthanked,  Un-taflkt,  a.  not  tugkt. 
Unthankful,  Un-taj)k-f ul,  a.  not  tagkful;  un- 

gratfiiil. 
Unthankfully,  Un-taok-fial-i,  id.  wid^ttayks; 

wid'St  i^nititud;  ungrntfuli. 
Untuankkllness,  Uu-tayk-ful-nes,  n.  wont  ov 

ta()kfi lines:  ingratitq,d. 
Unthatcued,  Un-ta(jt,  a.  not  taqt. 
Unthawed,  Un-tod,  a.  not  tod  or  dizolvd. 
(Intheatrical,  Un-te-at-ri-kal.  a.  not  ttatrikal. 
Untheological,  Un-te-o-16j-i-kal,   a.    not  teo- 

loj'.kal. 
Untheoretic,  Un-te-o-rdt  ik,  a.  not  teor^tik. 
Untheoretical,  Un-te-(a-r6t-i-kal,  a.   not  teo- 

retikal. 
Untiiickened,  Un-tik-nd,  a.  not  tiknd. 
Untuink,  Un-ti{)k,  t.  t.  tu  rekijl  or  dismis  a  tot. 
Untuinkixg,  l'n-ti\jk-io,  a.  not  tijjkij):  totles. 
Unthinkinuly,  Un-tiok-iy-li,  ad.  widist  tot. 
Untiiinking.ne.ss,  Un-tiflk-ifl-nes,  ».  wontov  tot. 
Unthokny,    rn-tdrn-i,   a.    not   torni;    fre   from 

tornz. 
Unthought,  Un-tot,  p.  a.  not  tot. —  Unt6t-ov,  not 

tot  i>v;  not  rrgqrdcd;  not  heded. 
Unthou'Ohtful,  L'n-t<5t-fuil,  a.  not  totful:  totles. 
Unthhasiied.  Un-brajt,  a.  not  trajt.         [tu  loos. 
Unturead,  Un-tred,  v.t.  tu  relaks  from  ligatq,rz: 
Unthreatexed,  Un-tret-nd,  a.  not  mcnast. 
Unthheshed.  Un-trej't,  a.  not  tre/t.  [gal. 

Unthrift,  I'n-trift,  n.  an  ekstravagnnt;  a  prodi- 
Unthriftily,  Un-trif-ti-li,   ad.    wid'st   trift  or 

frtngaliti. 
U.s'THRiFTiXESS,  Un-trif-ti-ncs,  n.  wont  ov  trift; 

wast;  prodigaliti. 
Unturifty,  Un-trif-ti,  a.    not  trifti;  not  trjvig; 

prodigal;  profi'is;  lavij;  wastful.  [peri|). 

Unthrivi.vo,  Un-trjv-iy,  a.  not  trjvig;  not  pros- 
Unturo.ne,  Un-tr6n,  ■».  t.  tu  dttron. 
Untheown,  Un-triJn,  a.  not  trnn;  not  kast. 
Untickled,  Un-tik-ld,  a.  not  tikld. 
Untidily,  Un-tj-di-li,  ad.  in  an  untjdi  maner. 
Untidiness,  Un-tj-di-nes,  n.  wont  ov  tjdines. 
Untidy,  Tn-tj-di,  a.  not  tjdi;  not  net:  not  klcnli. 
Untie,  Un-tj,  v.  t.  tu  unbjnd;  tu  fre  from  bondz: 

tu  liDsn:  tu  nnfusn;  tu  lios. 
Untied,  I'n-ijd,  a.  not  tjd;  not  b'snd;  not  fasnd. 
Untighte.v,  Un-tjt-n,  v.  t.  tu  kosn;  tu  mak  Ics 

tjt. 
Until,  Un-til,  ad.  or  h/nj.  tu  dt:  tjm  dat;  til;  tu 

de  pUis  dat;  tu  de  degre  dat. 
Until,  Un-til, />re^.  tu;  til — yt^zd  ov  tjm; — tu — 

yi^zd  (.V  objckts. 
Untile,  Un-tjl,  r.  t.  tu  strip  of  tjlz. 
Untili.able,  L'n-til-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be  tild. 
Untilled,  I'n-tild,  a.  not  tild;  not  kiiltivated. 
Untimuered.  Un-tim-berd,  a.  not  timberd;  wek. 
Untimkli.ness,  Un-tjm-li-ned,  n.  de  stat  ov  beiy 

untimli. 
Untimely,  Un-tjm-li,  a.    not  timli:  hapniy  beftJr 

At  naiynral  tjm;  premali'ir:  uuseznaM;  il-tjmd. 
Untimely,  Un-t|m-li,  ad.  befur  At  natyn^ral  tjm. 
Untimeous,  Un-tjni-E-us,  a.  untjinli. 
Unti.ncturei),  Un-tij)kt-yt;rd,  a.  not  tipktyqrd. 
Unti.vged,  L'n-tinjd,  a.  not  stand:  not  diskiilurd. 
Untirable,  Un-tjr-a-bl,  a.  indefatigabl;  unwerid. 
Untired,  I'n-tjrd,  a.  not  tjrd:  not  mad  weri. 
Untuuno,  In-tjr-iy,  a.  not  tirifl:  unwerid. 
Untituable,  Un-tjd-&-bl,  a.  not  tidabl. 


Untithed,  Un-tjdd,  a.  not  tjdd. 

Untitled,  Un-tj-tld,  a.  not  tjtld;  havin  no  tjtl. 

Unto,  Un'tu,/'rf/>.  tu. — Mufj  yq,zd  in  it  uld  and 

in  solum  stjl,  but  n'S  sumhwot  antikwated. 
Untold,  Un-tcJld,  a.    not  lu\A;   not  related;  not 

nuniberd. 
['ntoleuated,  Un-tol-er-at-cd,  a.  not  t61erated. 
U.ntomb,  I'n-tJjin,  r.  t.  lu  disinter. 
Untootu,  Un-tcfjt,  p.  /.  tu  deprjv  ov  tet. 
U.NTOOTHSOME,  I'n-lOit-sum,*  a.  not  tOjtsum. 
Untoeme.nted,  Uu-tor-m6nt-cd, a.  not  tormented. 
Untorn,  Un-t(jrii,  a.  not  t<jrn;  not  rent. 
Untossed,  Un-tost,  t  »  »    f 

Untost,  Un-tost,      I  ^-  °°'  '**"•  [intanjibl. 

Cntouchablk,  L'n-tu<]-a-bl,  a.   not  tu   be  luqt; 
Untouched,  Un-tiiqt,  a.  not  tuqt;  not  afektod. 
Untoward,  Un-t(I)-ard,  a.  frcjard;  perv^nj;  veks- 

ajus;  not  ezili  gjded  or  tot;  okward.     Se  (Tb- 

ivard.) 
Untowardli.ness,  Un-to-ard-li-nes,   n.    At  stat 

ov  bfii)  untuordli.  [perv^rsli, 

Untowardly,  Un-t6-ard-li,a</. okwardli;ungaali; 
Untoward.vess,  Un-t(f)-Qrd-ues,  n.  perversncs. 
Untowered,  I'n-l's-erd,  a.  not  havig  fsurz. 
Unteaceable,  Un-tras-a-bl,  a.   dat  kan  not  be 

trast.  [mqrkU 

U.vteaced.  Un-trast,  a.    not  trast;  not  trakt;  not 
Untkacked,  Un-trakt,  a.  not  trakt;  untrast. 
Unteactability,  Uu-trakt-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  intrakt- 

ablnes. 
Uxtractable,  Un-trakt-a-bl,    ad.   not  traktabi; 

unmanajabi:  stuborn;  ruf;  difikult;   intraktabl. 
^  Se  {Intiactahle.)  [ablnes. 

Untractableness,  Un-trakt-a-bl-nes,  n.  intrakt- 
Unteaded,  Un-trad-ed,  a.  not  traded:  unkomon. 
Untradino,  Un-trad-ifl,  a.  not  engajd  in  trad  or 

komers. 
Untrai.ved,  Un-trand,  a.    not  trand;   not  edyTj,- 

kaled;  nut  dijiiplind;  iregyqlar;  ungiivernabl. 
Untrammelled,  Un-tram-eld,  a.  not  trameld. 
U.NTRAMPLED,  Un-tnim-pld,  a.  not  trampld. 
LNTEA.NyuiLLizED,  Un-tran-kwil-jzd,  a.  not  tran- 

kwiijztl.  [skrjbd. 

Untranscribed,  Un-tran-skribd,  a.  not  tran- 
L'nteaxsfeeable,  Un-trans-fer-a-bl,  a.  inkapabi 

ov  beiy  transferd;  not  transferabl.     Se  {Trans- 
ferable.) 
L'ntransfeered,  Un-trans-f^rd,  a.  not  transferd. 
Lnteansfokmed,  Un-trans-formd,  a.    not   trans- 

formd. 
Untranslatable,  Un-trans-lat-a-bl,  a.  not  kapa- 

bl  ov  beig  tran-^lated. 
Uxteanslatablesess,  Un-trans-lat-a-bl-nes,  n. 

imposibiliti  ov  beiy  translated.  [ed. 

Unteaxslated,  Un-trans-lat-ed,  a.  not  translat- 
U.nteaxsmissible,  Uu-trans-mis-i-bl, a.  not  trans- 

niisibl.  [mited. 

Untraxsmitted,  Un-trans-mit-ed,  a.  not  trans- 
Untransmutable,    Un-trans-miit-a-bl,     a.     not 

transmqtabl. 
U.steansparext,  Un-trans-p4r-ent,  a.  not  trans- 

l^ftrent:  net  djnfauus.  [transpasabl. 

Unteaxspassable,     Un-trans-pds-a-bl,    a.     not 
Untran.spired,  Un-trans-pjrd,  a.  not  transpjrd. 
Untraxsplanted,    Un-trans-plant-ed,     a.     not 

iraiK-planteJ.  [transpurtabl. 

Uxtraxsportable,  Un-trans-p<art-a-bl,  a.  not 
Unteanspoeted,  Un-trans-purt-ed,  a.  not  trana- 

jiorted. 
Uxtraxsposed,  Un-traus-ptjzd,  a.  not  tmnsptiid. 
Unteavelled,  Un-trav-eld,  a.    not  traveld;  not 

post  over:— not  haviy  traveld;  bavig  never  wn 

fcron  kuntriz. 
Untbaversed,  Un-trav-^rst,  a.  not  trav^rst. 
Uxtread,  Un-tred,  v.  t.  tu  tred  bak;  lu  gia  bak 

in  de  sam  steps. 


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Untreasdred,  TJn-trei!-Hrd,  a.  not  tregurd  er  lad 
Untreated,  Un-tret-ed,  a.  not  treted.  [up. 

Untrembling,  Un-trem-bliij,  a.  not  trembhi). 
Untrexched,  Un-trenqt,  a.  not  trenql. 
Untrespassing,  Un-tres-pas-iij,  a.  not  trespasig. 
Untried,  Untrjd,  a.  not  trid;  not  atemted. 
Untrimmed,  Un-trimd,  a.  not  trimd.  [rated. 

UntrituRated,  Un-trit-yi^-rat-ed,  a.  not  trityT],- 
Untriumphable,  Un-trj-umf-a-bl,    a.    al-^ig  no 

trjumf. 
Untriumphed,  Un-trj-umft,  a.  not  trjumft  over. 
Untrod,  Un-trod,  a.  not  trodn;  untrodn. 
Untrodden,  Un-trod-n,  a.  not  trodn;  not  past. 
Untrolled,  Un-trold,  a.  not  trold  er  rold  aloi). 
Untroubled,  Un-trub-ld,  a.  not  trubld;  not  dis- 
tiirbd  bj  k^,r,  soro,  er  gilt;  not  ajitated;  not  kon- 
fi\,zd. 
Untroubledness,  Un-trdb-ld-nes,  n.  At  stat  ov 

bsii)  untriibld:  unkonsern. 
Untrue,  Un-trcf),  a.  not  troo;  fels;  unfatf  ul. 
Untruly,  Un-tr(t>-li,   ad.    folsli;  not  akerdiij  tu 
triDt.  [ed. 

Untrumpeted,  Un-truinp-et-ed,  a.  not  trumpet- 
Untruss,  Un-trus,  v.  t.  ta  dgprjv  ov  a  trus. 
[Intrusted,  Un-trust-ed,  a.  not  trusted;  not  kon- 

fjded  in. 
Untrustiness,  Un-triist-i-nes,  n.  unfatfulnes. 
Untrustworthy,  Un-trdst-wur-di,  a.  not  wurdi 

ov  b£ii)  trusted. 
Untrusty,  Un-trust-i,  a.  not  trusti;  unfatful. 
Untruth,  Un-trcf)t,  n.  felshiad;  fels  aserjon. 
Untuck,  Un-tuk,  r.  t.  tia  unddb  a  tuk;  tu  unfold. 
Untuckered,  Un-tuk-erd,  a.  wiiriij  no  tuker. 
Untumbled,  Un-tdm-bld,  a.  not  tumbld. 
Untumultuous,  Un-tii-mdlt-yq-us,   a.    not  ix\- 
multytius.  [monius. 

Untunable,  Un-tdn-a-bl,  a.  not  tq,nabi;  inhqr- 
Untunableness,  Un-tq,n-a-bl-nes,    n.    wont   ov 
hqrmoni.  [erder. 

Untune,  Un-ti^n,  v.  t.  tia  piat  ■st  ov  tt|,n;  tu  dis- 
Untuned,  Un-ti],nd,  a.  not  ti^nd;  unnn],zikal. 
Unturbaned,  Un-tiir-band,  a.  not  haviij  a  tur- 
ban. 
Unturbid,  Un-tdr-bid,  a.  not  turbid;  klsr. 
Unturned,  Un-tdrnd,  a.  not  turnd. 
Untutored,  Un-ti^-tord,  &.  uninstrdkted;  untet. 
Untwine,  Un-twjn,  v.  t.  tia  opn  er  separat  after 
havig  bin  twjnd;  Ua  untwist.  [untwist. 

Untwirl,  Un-twerl,  r.  t.    tu  undcb  a  twerl;  tu 
Untwist,  Un-twist,  x.  t.  tu  separat  after  havir) 

bin  twisted;  tu  disentaggl. 
Unty,  Un-t j,  V.  t.  tu  loos.    Se  {  Untie.) 
Ununiform,  Un-yi\-ni-ferm,*  a.  not  yii,niferm. 
Ununited,  Un-yi|-njt-ed,  a.    not  yi|njted;  sepa- 
rated. 
Unuplifted,  Un-up-lift-ed,  a.  not  uplifted. 
Unurged,  Un-drjd,  a.  not  urjd;  not  prest. 
Unused,  Un-yqzd,  a.  not  yqzd;  unakdstomd;  un- 

emplffd. 

Unuseful,  Un-yqs-ful,    a.    not  y^^sful;  yt^sles; 

serviij  no  purpus.  [r^r. 

Unusual,  Un-yi\,-xi],-al,  a.  not  ytijixal;  unkomon: 

Unusually,  Un-y\v3i],-al-i,  ad.  in  an  unyv^gn^al 

miiner. 
Unusualness,  Un-yi],-xq,-al-nes,  n.  unkomonnes. 
Unutterable,  Un-ut-er-a-bl,  a.  dat  kan  not  be 

uterd  er  ekspre.-t;  inefabl;  iuekspresibl. 
Unutterably,  Un-dt-er-a-bli,  ad.  in  an  undter- 

abl  maner. 
Unuttered,  Un-dt-erd,  a.  not  utcrd. 
Unvacated,  Un-va-kat-ed,  a.  not  vakated. 
Unvacillating,  Un-vas  il-at-ii),  ii.  not  vasilatii). 
Unvail,  Un-val,  r.  t.  tu  unkdver.    Se  {Unveil.) 
Unvaluable,  Un-val-yn-a-bl,'-  a.  invalyi],abl. 
Unvalued,  Un-val-yiid,  a.  not  valyn^d;  not  prjzd; 
neglekled;— inestimabl;  abuv  prjs. 


Unvamped,  Un-vamt,  a.  not  vamt. 
Unvanquishable,  Un-vai)-kwiJ-a-bl,*  a.  not  tu 

b£  subdqd;  invinsibl. 
Unvanquished,  Un-vai)-kwijt,  a.  not  kogkerd. 
Unvantaged,  Un-vdn-tajd,  a.  not  benefited. 
Unvariable,  Un-va-ri-a-bl,*  a.  invariabl. 
Unvaried,  Un-va-rid,  a.  not  varid;  not  qanjd. 
Unvariegated,  Un-va-ri-e-gat-ed,  a.  not  varie- 
gated. 
Unvarnished,  Un-vqr-nijt,  a.  not  overlad  wid 
vqrnij;  not  adernd;  not  dekorated.  [iij. 

Unvarying,  Un-va-ri-ii),  a.  not  variiij;  not  qanj- 
Unveil,  Un-val,  -v.  t.  tu  unkdver;  tu  divest  ov 

a  val;  tu  diskloz;  tu  Jo. 
Unveiledly,  Un-val-ed-li,  ad.  planli. 
Unveiler,  Un-val-er,  n.  wun  hcD  unvalz. 
Unve.n'dible,  Un-vend-i-bl,  a.  not  vendibl. 
Unvenerable,  Un-ven-er-a-bl,  a.  not  venerabl. 
Unvenerated,  Un-ven-er-at-ed,  a.  not  venerated. 
Unvenosious,  Un-ven-om-us,  a.  fre  from  venom. 
Un ventilated,  Un-ven-ti-lat-ed,  a.  not  ventilat- 
ed; not  fand  bj  wind.  [no  verdyn,r. 
Unverdant,  Un-ver-dant,  a.  not  verdant;  havig 
Unverified,  Un-ver-i-fjd,  a.  not  verifjd. 
Unveritable,    Un-ver-i-ta-bl,*  a.    not  veritabl; 

untrcb. 
Unversed,  Un-verst,  a.  not  verst;  unskild. 
Unversified,  Un-ver-si-f  jd,  a.  not  versif  jd, 
Unvexed,  Un-vekst,  a.  not  vekst;  undistdrbd. 
Unviewed,  Un-v4d,  a.  not  vr^d. 
Unvigilant,  Un-vij-i-lant,  a.  not  vijilant. 
Unvindicated,  Un-vin-di-kat-ed,   a.   not  vindi- 

kated. 
Unvindictive,  Un-vin-dik-tiv,  a.  not  vindiktiv. 
Unviolated,  Un-vj-o-lat-ed,  a,  not  vjolated;  not 

bruikn. 
Unvirtuous,  Un-vert-yt^-us,  a.  wontii)  vertyti,. 
Unvisited,  Un-viz-it-ed,   a.   not  vizited;  not  rs- 

zerted  tu. 
Unvisored,  Un-viz-ord,  a.  not  vizord;  unmdskt. 
Unvitiated,  Un-viJ-i-at-ed,  a.  not  kordpted. 
Unvitrified,  Un-vit-ri-fjd,  a.  not  vitrif jd. 
Unvocal,  Un-v6-kal,  a.  not  vokal. 
Unvote,  Un-v6t,  v.  t.  tu  andl  a  ferrner  vot. 
Unvouched,  Un-vscjt,  a.  not  vsqt. 
Unvowed,  Un-v-sd,  a.  not  vsd. 
Unvowelled,  Un-v8-eld,*  a.  widst  vselz. 
Unvulgar,  Un-vdl-gar,  a.  not  vulgar. 
Unwafted,  Un-wdft-ed,  a.  not  wafied. 
Unwaited-on,  Un-wat-ed-on,  a.  not  atended, 
Unwaked,  Un-wakt,  a.  not  wakt. 
Unwakefulness,   Un-wak-ful-nes,   m.    wont  ov 

wakfuilnes. 
Unwakened,  Un-wak-nd,  a.  not  waknd. 
Unwalled,  Un-weld,  a.  not  weld;  haviij  no  welz. 
Unwanted,  Un-w6nt-ed,  a.  not  wonted. 
Unwarily,  Un-w^r-i-li,    ad.   wid-st   kejon;  k%r- 
lesli;  liEdlcsli.  [k^rlesnes. 

Unwariness,  Un-w4r-i-nes,   n.    wont  ov   keJon; 
Unwarlike,  Un-wer-ljk,  a.   not  werljk;  unyvj,zd 

tu  war;  not  militari. 
Uxw ARMED,  Un-wermd,  a.  not  wermd  er  eksjted. 
Unwarned,  Un-wernd,  a.  not  wernd. 
Unwarp,  Un-werp,  «.  t.  tu  rEdq,s  from  de  stat  ov 

bsii)  .werpt. 
Unwarped,  Un-werpt,  a.  not  werpt  er  bjast. 
Unwarrantable,  Un-w6r-ant-a-bl,   a.  not  wor- 

antabl;  indgfonsibl:  unjdstifjabl. 
Unwarrantableness,    Un-w6r-ant-a-bl-nes,    n. 

rtg  stat  ov  beiij  unworantabl. 
Unwarrantably,  Un-w6r-ant-a-bli,   ad.    in   an 

unworantabl  maner:  indEfensibli. 
Unwarrantfd,  Un-w6r-ant-ed,  a.  not  woranted. 
Unwary,  Un-w4r-i,  a.  wontii)  keJon;  imprcodent; 

hasti. 
Unwashed,  Un-w6Jt,  a.  not  wojt;  not  klenzd. 


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Unwashen,  Un-w6J-n,*  a.  not  wojt;  unwojt. 
Unwasted,  Un-wast-ed,  a.  not  wasted;  not  kon- 

Unwastefully,  Un-wadt-fuil-i.at/.  notwid  wast. 
Unwasti.no,  Un-waat-ijj,  a.  not  wastip;  not  groi(j 

Unwatched,  Un-w6(}t,  a.  not  woqt. 
Unwatchful,  Un-w6(j-ful,  a.  not  woqfial. 
Unwatchful.vess,  Un-wotj-ful-nes,  n.    wont  ov 

woqfialiies.  ^  . 

Unwatered,  Un-wo-terd,  a.  not  woterd. 
Unwavered,  Un-wa-verd,  a.  not  wavord. 
Unwaveriso,  ru-wa-ver-iu,a.  not  wavorig;  stcdi. 
Unwaxed,  Un-wakst,  a.  not  wakjt. 
U.NWEAKE.NED,  L'n-wek-nd,  a.  not  weknd. 
UnweaLTHY,  L'n-wel-ti,  a.   not  wulti. 
Unwea.ned,  Un-wEiid,  a.  not  wend.  [worn. 

Unwearable,  L'n-w^r-a-bl,  a.  not  proper  ta  br 
Unwearied,  Un-we-nd,  a.    not  werid;   not  tjrd; 

nut  fate^d;  indefatigabl;  kontinytial;  not  tu  be 

spent. 
Unweariedly,  Un-we-rid-li,  ad.  indefatigabli. 
Unweakiei>ness,  Un-we-rid-nes,    n.    dc   stat  ov 

beig  unwerid. 
Unweary,  L'u-we-ri,  a.  not  weri;  not  tjrd. 
Unweary,  Un-WE-ri,  r.  t.  tu  refre/  after  werincs. 
U.NWEARYIXO.  Un-WE-ri-ifl,  a.  not  weriij). 
Unweatherwise,  Un-wed-er-wjz,  a,  not  weder- 

wji. 
Unweave,  Un-w^v,    v.  t.    tu   unfiLld;  tu  undifi 

bwot  haz  bin  wcivn. 
Unwed,  Un-w^.l,  a.  untnarid:  unweded. 
Unwedded,  Un-w6d-cd,  a.  not  wcded. 
Unweeded,  Un-wtid-ed,  a.  not  weded;  not  klerd 

from  wtdz. 
Unweighed.  Un-wad,  a.  not  wad;  not  konsiderd. 
Unweighixo,  rn-wii-ij),  a.  not  waig. 
Unwelcome,  Un-wel-kum,   a.    not  wclkum;  not 

plezig:  not  gratful:  not  wel  restvd. 
UnwelcomeI),  Uii-wol-kumd,   a.    not   welkumd; 

not  resivd  wid  plejq^r. 
Unwelcomely,  Un-wel-kum-li,  ad.  in  an  unw^l- 

kum  ni;incr.  [beig  unw^Ikum. 

Unwelcomeness,  Un-wel-kum-nes.  n.  At  stat  ov 
Unwelued,  L'n-weld-cd,  a.  not  welded. 
Unwell,  Un-wel,  a.  not  wel:  sljtli  indisjiuzd;  not 

in  perfekt  belt;  il:  alig.     ^^^  "clis  lerm,  hwen 

ferst  brot  up,  woz  ridikq,ld  az  a  Yaykium;  yet 

it  iz  ms  in  jeneral  yn,s."  [wel. 

Unwellness.  Un-wel-nc?,  n.  At  stat  ov  beij)  un- 
Unwelted,  Un-welt-ed,  a.  not  furnijt  wid  a  welt. 
Unwept,  Un-w6pt,  a.    not  wept;  not   lamented: 

not  bemuind. 
Unwet,  Un-w6t,  a.  not  wet;  not  merst. 
U.NWHIPPED,  Un-hwipt.  a.  not  bwipt;  not  pnnijt. 
U.swHiTENED,  L'n-hw{t-nd,  a.  not  bwjtnd. 
Unwhitewashed,  Un-hwjt-wojt,  a.  nothwjtwojt. 
Unwhole,  In-hal,  a.  not  hul;— sik;  inlerm. 
Unwhole.some,  Un-hul-.*Qin,  a.  not  huUuui;  in- 

siili^brius:  injurius  tu  belt;  kortipt;  tanted. 
Unwuolesomesess,  Un-h61-sum-nes,  n.  de  stat 

ov  beig  unhwl^uiu. 
Unwide.ved,  L'n-wjd-nd,  a.  not  w{dnd. 
Unwieldily,  Un-wEld-i-li,  ad.  hevili;  wid  difi- 

kult  mujun.  [kulti  tu  luitiv. 

Unwieldixess,  I'n-wtld-i-nes,  n.  hevines:  difi- 
Unwieldy,  Un-weld-i,  a.  not  weldi;  unmanajabl; 

not  ezili  uinvig;  bulki;  wati;  ]>onderus;  kluuizi. 
Unwilling,  Un-wil-ig,  a.   not  wilig:  disinkl(nd: 

Int;  reltikiant.  [not  wid  guii-wil. 

Unwillingly,  Un-wil-ijj-li,  ad.  wid  rtliiktans; 
Unwillixoxess,  Un-wil-ig-no.'',  n.  At  stat  ov  be- 

if)  unwUii):  di.-<inkliuaJon. 
Unwily,  L'n-wj-li,  a.  not  wjli;  fre  from  kunig. 
Unwind,  Uu-wjnd,  r.  t.    tu   separat   from    beig 

wvud;  tu  untwist;  tu  untwJD;  tu  diaontaggl. 


U.'twiND,  Un-wjnd,  v.  i.  tu  admit  ovolqjon;  ta 

bekdm  unwind. 
UswiNGED,  L'n-wij)d,  A.  not  famijt  wid  wigi. 
Unwixkiso,  L'n-wi[)k-i{),  a.  not  wiokijj. 
I'nwi.nxowed,  Un-win-wd,  a.  not  winud. 
L'xwiPED,  l"n-wipt,  a.  not  wjpt;  not  rubd. 
Unwise,  Uu-wjz,  a.    not   w{z;  fiolij;  destittit  or 

wizdom;  impritxlent;  wek.  [ijli. 

Unwisely,  Un-wjz-li,a<i.  in  an  unwjt  maner;  fial- 
Unwish,  Un-wiJ,  V.  t.  tu  wij  sumtio  not  tu  be. 
Unwished,  Un-wijt,  a.  not  wijt;  not  dezjnl. 
Ux  WITCH,  Un-wiq,  r.  t.  tu  fre  from  de  efekts  or 

wiijkraft;  tu  di'fencdnt.  fig. 

Unwithdrawixo.  Ln-wid-dru-ig  a.  not  widdre- 
UxwiTHDRAWN.  Un-wid-dron,  a.  not  widdren. 
Unwithered,  Un-wid-erd,  a.  not  widerd. 
UxwiTHERiNO,  Un-wid-er-ig,  a.  not  widorig;  not 

fadig. 
Unwithstood,  Un-wid-stiid,  a.  not  widstiid. 
Unwitnessed,  Un-wit-nest,  a.  not  witnest. 
Unwittily,  Uu-wit-i-li,  ad.  wid^t  wit. 
Unwittingly,  Un-wit-ig-li,  ad.    widist  kon/tis- 

nes;  unk>>njujli:   ignorantli. 
U.vwitty,  Un-wit-i,  a.  not  witi;  wontig  wit. 
UxwiVED,  Un-wivd,  a.  wid-st  a  wjf. 
UxwoMAX,  Un-wiim-an,  v.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  wum- 

anli  kwotitiz. 
Unwomanly,    Un-wiim-an-li,   a.    not   wumanli; 

unbckiimig  a  wumun. 
Unwoxt,  Un-wunt,*  a.  unwdnted. 
Unwoxted.  Un-wiint-ed,  a.  not  wunted;  unkom- 

on;  unyii;^n,al:  r^r;  infrekwenl:  unakd<t<jmd. 
Unwoxtedly,  Un-wdnt-ed-li,  ad.  in  au  unwdnt- 
ed maner.  [beig  unwdnted. 
Unwoxtedness,   Un-wdnt-ed-nes,  n.   At  stat  ov 
UxwooED,  Un-wii>d,  a.  not  wottd;  not  korted. 
Uxwoeded,  Un-wdrd-ed,  a.  not  wurded. 
UxwoEKiXG,  Un-wdrk-ig,  a.  not  wurkig. 
Unworkmanlike,      Un-wdrk-man-ljk,     a.     not 

wurkuiiinljk.  [beig  unwdrldli. 

UxwoRLDLiXESS,  Un-wdrld-li-nes,  n.  At  stat  ov 
Unworldly,  Un-wdrld-li,  a.  not  wurldli. 
UxwoRMED,  Un-wdrmd,  a.  not  wurmd. 
Unworn,  Un-woJrn,  a.  not  worn;  not  imp4rd. 
UxwoREiED,  Un-wdr-id,  a.  not  wurid. 
UXWORSUIPPED.  Un-wdr-Jipt,  a.  not  wurjipt. 
Unworshipping,  Un-wdr-Jip-ig,  a.  not  wurjipin. 
Unworthily,    Un-wdr-di-li,  ad.  in  an  uuwdrdi 

maner:  not  akordig  tu  dezert. 
Uxwortuiness,    Un-wdr-di-nes,   n.    de   stat  ov 

be  unwdrdi:  wont  ov  wurt  or  merit. 
Unworthy,    Un-wdr-di,  a.    not   wurdi;  not  de- 

zervig,  bweder  gud  er  bad;  unmerited;— wontig 

merit:  men;  wurtles;  vil. 
Unwound,    Un-wsnd,    ».    k   p.    from    Unwind; 

untwisted;— a.  not  ^v^Ind.     Se  (  Wind.) 
UxwouxDED,    Un-wiLnd-ed,   er  Un-wsnd-ed,   a. 

not  wiLnded;  not  hurt.     Se  (  Wound.) 
Unwrap,  Un-rap,  r.  t.  tu  apn  hwot  iz  fulded;  tu 

uniuld. 
Unwkeathe,  Un-red,  v.  t.  tu  untwjn;  tu  untwist. 
Unwrecked,  Un-rekt,  a.  not  rckt. 
Unwresched,  Un-renqt,  a.  not  renqt. 
Unweixkled,  Un-rig-kld,  a.  not  rigkld. 
Unwrite,  Un-r^t,  v.  t.  tu  kansel  hwot  ii  ritn;  tu 

eras. 
Unwritixo.  Un-rjt-ig,*  a.  not  rjtig. 
Unwritten,  Un-rit-n,  a.  not  riin;  not  konvad  b) 

rjtig:  oral;  tnnlijondl. 
Unweonged,  Un-njggd,  a.  not  roggd. 
Uxwrol'OHT,  Un-ret,  a.  not  rot;  not  labonl. 
Unwrl  NO,  Un-rug,  a.  not  rug:  not  pinqt.       [up. 
Unyielded,  Un-ytld-ed,  a.  not  yelded:  not  gim 
Unyielding,  Un-yeld-ig,  a.  not  yrldig;  not  (pvip 

plas.  [ov  not  ycldig. 

Unyieldinonkss,   Un-yeld-ig-ncs,  n.  At  kwoliti 


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Untoke,  Un-y6k,  v.  t.  tia  Icios  from  de  yoli;  ta 

pqrt;  tia  disjern. 
Unyoked,  Un-yokt,  a    not  yokt:  unrestrand. 
Unzoned,    Un-z6nd,  a.   not  b-snd  wid  a  zon  or 

gerdl. 
Up,'  Up,  ad.  aloft;  on  hi:  not  d-sn;  in  a  stat  ov  asend- 
ii),  rizii),  sr  kljmii);— from  yuijger  tu  elder  ysrz; 
from'  a  loer  plas  or  pozijon  tu  a  hier,  az  from  a 
bed,  from  a  set,  from  At  gr-snd,  &s.;  elso  from 
dat  hwiq  iz  tigyqrativli  loer; — iatu  erder:  az,  He 
driD  up  hiz  rejiment.— i^j  nn/i-  dsn,  dispjrsedli: 
her  and  di^r;  bakward  and  forward.—  Vps  and 
dsm,  yixzd,  sabstantivli,  fer  elsvajonz  and  dsprej- 
onz;  sukses  and  falyq,r.— C/'  tid,  tu  an  ekwal 
hjt  wid;  adgkwatli  tm.  —  Up  tvid,  a  fraz  dat  sig- 
nifjz  dg  akt  ov  razii)  eni  tig  tu  giv  a  bio.—  Up 
iz  aded  tu  verbz,  impljii)  sum  akt^mi^lajon  er 
inkrss;  az,  tu  number  up. 
Up,  Up,  inter,  a  wurd  egzertii)  er  komdndii)  tu 
rjz,  fer  get  up,  er  r/a/  az,  Vp,  tip,  fer  onorz 
sak. 
Up,   Up,  prep,  from  a  loer  plas  tu  a  hjer  wun; 

not  d^n;  az.  He  went  rip  At  hil. 
Up,  Up,t  yq,zd  in  de  plixral  az  a  n-sn;  az,   Ee  ups 

and  dsns  hwiq  qr  met  wid. 
Upas,    Yii'pas,  n.    a  tre  ov  Java,  ov   de  jenus 
{antiaris,)  respektiij  hwiq  meni  fabyti,lus  storiz 
hav   bin   told.     Its  ji^s  iz  pffznus;  but   dqr  iz 
nuiiij  deleterius  in  At  atmosfer  ar-snd  it. 
Upbear,  Up-b^r,  v.  t.  tu  sustan  er  raz  aloft;  tu 

suport  from  felit);  tu  b^r  up. 
Upbraid,   Up-brad,  t'.  t.   tu  qqrj  kontemtyn,usli 
■wid  eni  tiij  disgrasful;  tu  urj  wid  reproq;  tu 
reproq;  tu  qid;  tu  senjqr;  tu  kondem;  tu  brii) 
reproq  upon.*    [Tu  objekt  tu,  er  stigmatjz,  az 
mater  ov  reproq.] 
Upbraider,  Up-brad-er,  n.  wun  hco  upbradz. 
Upbraiding,  Up-brad-ir),  n.  reproq;  a  qjdiij. 
Upbraidingly,  Up-brad-ig-li,  ad.  bj  wa  ov  re- 
proq. 
Upbrat,  Up-bra,*  v.  t.  tu  Jam;  tu  upbrad. 
Upbreed,  Up-bred,  «.  t.  tu  nurs,  rer  er  tran  up. 
Upbrought,  Up-brot,*  p.  a.  bret  up. 
Upcast,  Up-kdst,  er  Up'kast,  a.  kast  up,  tron 
upwardz.  [bolii).] 

Upcast,  Up-kdst,  n.  a.  tro;  a  kast.     [Q  term  ov 
Upcaught,  Up-ket,  a.  sezd  er  held  up.  [kerl. 

Upooil,    Up-k»l,  v.  t.  Si,  i.  tu  wind  up  intu   a 
Upcoiled,  Up-k^ld,  a.  kerld  er  folded  up. 
Updraw,  Up-dre,*  «.  t.  tu  dre  up. 
Upfill,  Up-fil,*  V.  t.  tu  fulfil;  tu  mak  ful. 
Upgather,   Up-gad-er,*   v.  t.  tu  gader  up;  tu 
kontrakt.  [wardz. 

Upgaze,  Up-gaz,  v.  i.  tu  gaz  er  ink  stedili  up- 
Upgrow,  Up-gr6,*  v.  i.  tu  gro  up. 
Uphand,  Up-hand,  a.  lifted  bj  de  hand;  az,  3e 

iipjhiind  slej  iz  yi^zd  bj  wurkmen. 
Upheaped,  Up-hept,  a.  pjld  up;  ak^mqlated. 
Upheave,  Up-hev,  v.  t.  tu  hev  up;  tu  lift  up. 
Upheld,    Up-held,   i.  &  p.   from    Uphold.    Se 

{UpJtold.y 
Upher,  Yq'fer,  n.  a  fer  pol,  fit  fer  skafoldig,  lad- 

erz,  &s.,  from  twenti  tu  ferti  fet  log. 
Uphill,    Up'hil,  er  Up-hil,    a.    difikult;  Ijk   de 

labor  ov  kljmii)  a  hil. 
Uphoard,  Up-hord,  v.  t.  tu  stor;  tu  hord. 
Uphold,  Up-hold,  v.  t.  tu  lift  on  hj;  tu  suport: 
tu  sustan;  tu  defend;  tu  kep  from  felig  er  de- 
klenjon. 
Upholder,    Up-h61d-er,  n.   wun  hco  uph61dz; — 
wun  h(t)  provjdz  fer  fi^neralz;  an  undertaker: — 
wun  h(D  fdrnijez  hKzez.     In  dis  seas  npkolstere?' 
iz  n's  yqzd. 
Upholsterer,  Up-hdjl-ster-er,  n.  [a  korupjon  ov 
upholder;']  wun  hCB  f drnijez  hvzez  wid  bedz  and 
furnitur. 


Upholstery,  Up-hol-ster-i,   n.   q,rtiklz  mad  er 

sold  bj  upholstererz. 
Uphroe,    Up'ro,  n.  {Naut.)  an  obloij  blok  yq,zd 

tu  suspend  At  onigz. 
Upland,  Up'land,  n.  hjer  grund;  elevated  land. 
Upland,   Up'land,  a.  hj  in  sityixajon;  bret  up  on 

ds  hilz  or  m-sntenus  pqrts; — nrxi;  savaj. 
Uplander,    Up'land-er,  n.   an  inhabitant  ov  de 

uplandz. 
Uplandish,  Up-hind-iJ,    a.  m^sntenus;  inhabitig 

m'sutenz; — rustikal;  rood. 
Uplead,  Up-led,*  v.  t.  \i.  upled;]  tu  led  upward. 
Uplift,  Up-lift,  v.  t.  tu  raz  aloft;  tu  lift  up. 
Upmost,    Up'most,    a.    [an   iregyqlar  sq,perlativ 

fermd  from  upf\  hjest;  topmost;  upermost. 
Upon,  Up-6n,  prep,  on;  not  under;  notig  beig  on 
de  top  er  -stsjd;  relatig  tu. —  On  and  up6n  qr 
nerli  sinonimns;  but  de  later  ofn  impliz  mor 
emfasis  and  fors,  and  a  mor  distigkt  nojon  ov 
sumtig  dat  literal!  er  metaforikali,  b^rz  er  sup- 
orts. —  Upon  iz,  perhaps,  rader  les  yqzd  dan  fer- 
merli,  beig  kontrakted  intu  on. 
Upper,  Up'er,  a.  kamp.  dsgre  from   Up,  [siiperl. 

upermost;]  hjer  in  plas,  ragk,  er  piser. 
Upperhand,     Up-er-hand,    n.     sq,perioriti;    ad- 
vdntaj.  [""agk,  er  p-ser. 

Uppermost,  Up'er-most,  a.  sqperl.  hjest  in  plas, 
Uppile,  Up-pjl,  V.  t.  tu  pjl  up;  tu  hep  up. 
Uppish,    Up'i'j,t    a.     pr-sd;   arogant;   petyn,lant; 

petij. 
Uppishness,  Up'iJ-nes,  n.  prjd;  arogans. 
Uppricked,  Up-prikt,  a.  set  up  Jqrpli  er  pemtedli. 
Upprop,  Up-prop,  V.  t.  tu  prop  up;  tu  sustan  bj 

a  prop. 
Upraise,  Up-raz,  v.  t.  tu  raz  up. 
Uprear,  Up-rer,  v.  t.  tu  rer  up.  [ed  Ijnz. 

Upridged,  Up-rijd,  a.  razd  up  in  rijez  er  ekstend- 
Upright,   Up'rjt,  er  Up-rit,  a.  strat  up;  perpen- 
dikyi^larli  erekt;  erekted;  prikt  up;  not  dekljnig 
from  de  rjt;  onest;  just. 
Upright,     Up'rjt,    n.     {Arch.}  sumtig   erekt  er 
perpendikyixlnr;  a  pes  ov  timber  suportig  a  raf- 
ter;— elevajon;  erfiografi  er  sekjon  ov  a  bildig. 
Uprighteously,  Up-rjt-yus-li,*  ad.  justli. 
Uprightly,  Up'rjt-li,  ad.  in  an  uprjt  maner;  per- 
pendikyixiorli  tu    de    horjzon; — onestli;  wid'st 
deviajon  from  de  rjt. 
Uprightness,  Up'rjt-nes,  n.  At  stat  ov  beig  up- 
rjt;  perpendikyqlar    erekjon;   onesti;    integriti; 
rek  titled. 
Uprise,    Up-rjz,    v.  i.    \i.  uproz,  ps.  uprjzig,  up- 
rizn:]  tu  rjz  up  az  from  a  bed,  from  a  set,  er 
from  belo  de  horjzon;  tu  arjz. 
Uprise,    Up-rjz,  er  Up-rjs,    n.    aperans  abuv  de 

horjzon;  de  akt  ov  rjzig;  rjs;  asent. 
Uprising,  Up-rjz-ig,  «..  de  akt  ov  rjzig. 
Uproar,    Up'ror,    n.    ti^mult;   busl;  distdrbans; 
konfqgon.  [lent. 

Uproarious,  Up-r6r-i-us,  a.  tq,multyixus;  tdrbq,- 
Uproll,  Up-r61,  v.  t.  tu  rol  up. 
Uproot,  Up-r6t,  v.  t.  tu  tq,r  up  bj  de  rmt. 
Uprouse,  Up-riz,  v.  t.  tu  r-sz  up;  tu  eksjt. 
Uprun,  Up-rdn,  v.  t.  tia  run,  asend,  er  m'snt  up. 
Upsend,  Up-send,  v.  t.  tu  send,  kast,  er  tro  up. 
Upset,   Up-set,  v,  t.  tu  set  up;  tu  overturn;  tu 
overtr6.  [upset. 

Upset,   Up'set,  n.   an  overturn;  de  stat  ov  beig 
Upsetting,  Up-set-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  overturnlg. 
Upshot,    Up'Jot,  n.  konklqgon:  end;  last  am'snt; 

f  jnal  ijq. 
Upside,  Up'sjd,  n.  At  uper  sjd;  uper  pqrt. 
Upside-down,  Up-sjd-d'sn,  ad.  wid  de  loer  pqrt 

abuv  de  hjer;  in  komplet  diserder. 
Upsoar,  Up-sc&r,  v.  i.  tu  sor  aloft;  tu  msnt  up. 
Upspear,  Up-sper,  v.  i.  tu  Joit  upwardz  Ijk  a  sper. 
Upspearing,  Up-sper-ig,  a.  rjzig  up  az  a  sper. 


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IrsPKiNO,  Up-sprifl,  r.  i.  tu  sprio  up. 
UPttTAND,    Up-staDd,    V.  i,    tu  stand  up;  tu  be 

erekted. 
l/'PBTAUT,  Up-3t4rt,  V.  i.  tu  sprii)  up  .suilcnli. 
L'PSTAKT,  I'p'slqrt,  n.  Lt  or  dat  liwi<j  .sudeuli  atqrU 

up;  wun   liudurili  razd  tu  welt,  p'Kur,  onor,  or 

konitEkwons:  a  preUJndur. 
Upstart,  L'p'stqrt,  a.  siidunii  razd. 
UpsTAY,  L'p-sUl,  r.  t.  tu  susttin;  tu  .■•up^rt. 
UpsWAUM,  l'[)-s\vijrm,  c.  t.  tu  raz  in  a  sworm. 
Upswell,  Up-swel,  v.  i.  tu  swel  or  rjz  up. 
Uptake,  I'ji-tak,  r.  t.  tu  t^ik  up  or  iiitu  de  hundz. 
Upteae,    L p-U'ir,    V.  t.    [i.    upturn,  /■*.   uptqriu, 

upturn;]  tu  l<ir  up;  tu  reud  up. 
Upthrow,  Up-tr6,  v.  t.  tu  trcs  up;  tu  ^levat. 
Upteace,  Up-tras,  v.  t.  tu  tras  up:  tu  investigat. 
Upturn,  Up-turn,  v.  t.  tu  turn  up;  tu  furo. 
Unwafted,   Un-wdft-ed,  a.  not  sustand  or  born 

up  or  aloft.  [a.s6ndij). 

Upward,  Up'ward,  n.  direktod  tu  a  hjer  pqrt; 
Upward,  Up'ward,  )  ad  toardz  a  hjer  plas:  op- 
Upwards,  Up'wardz,  i     ijzd  tu  dsnward;  toardz 

hevn  and  God; — wid  rsspekt  tia  de  hjer  pqrt; 

toard/.  de  ?or.-^; — uitjr  dan.  [konvolv. 

Upwind,  Up  wind.  r.  t.  [/.  &  />.  upwsnd:]  tu 
UEALtAX,    \q-ra-li-an,    a.    relatip   tu    de   river 

Yiinil,  iir  tu  a  rauj  ov  m'sntcnz  in  Iiit)Jiu. 
Ueamil,  Vq'ra-mil,  n.  {Chem.)  a  sulistan.s  kon- 

tanij)  kqrbon,  oksijcn,  azot,  and  bidrujen,  and 

from  de  dfkouii)uziJou  ov  hwiq  {uramillcy  a-'id 

iz  formd.  [ranjt. 

Ueanolimmer,  Yq,'ran-glim-er,  «.  {Min.}  y^- 
Uramo,    Vq-nin-ik,   a.    {C'/iem.}   relatij)  tu,  or 

kontanij)  yuraniuin.  [yqranium. 

Uramte,  Vii'ran-jt,  n.  {Jfin.}  an  or  or  fosfat  ov 
Uranitic,  Vq-ran-it-ik,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  kontan- 

io,  yqranjt^ 
Ukanium,    Vii-ra-ni-um,  n.  {Jfin.)  a  rrir  luetal, 

ov  an  ium-gra  kulor  fcrst  diskuverd   bj  (Kla- 

proth.)  ■  ['>{/ra/>hi/.) 

Ueanooraphy.  Yii,-ran-6g-ra-fi,  n.  Sc  '{Ouran- 
Uranolooy,    Yn,-ran-61-o-ji,  n.  a  deskripjon  ov 

de  bevnz.  [hevnli  bodiz. 

Uranoscopy,  Yq-ran-os-ko-pi,  n.  de  vq,  ov  de 
Uranus,    Yt^-ni-nus,  n.  [L.]   (Aetron.)  a  planet 

diskuverd  in  1781  bj  Dr.    Wilyam  Herjel.  and 

kold  olso  {IJereih«l}  and  (  Georgium  ,Si<liii<.} 
Ubao,    Yq-ra-o,  n.  [Sp.]  {Chem.)  de  nativ  nam 

ov  a  scskwi-kqrbonat  ov  soda,  f'snd  at  de  botoui 

ov  s^rten  laks  in  Mek.siko. 
Urate,   Yq-rat,  n.   {Chem.}  a  sell  kompiizd  ov 

yqrik  a.^id  and  a  bas. 
Urban,  Ur'ban,  a.  belouiu  tm  a  siti. 
Urbane,  Ur-ban,  a.  .sivil;  polijt;  op<f)zd  tu  rvHtik; 

kdrtEUS;  dlegant. 
Urbanist,  Ur'ban-ist,  w.  a  sort  ov  pj^r. 
Urbanity,    Ur-b:in-i-ti,    n.    de  kwoliti  ov  beii) 

urban:  siviliti;  ^legans;  poljtnes.  [polij. 

Uebanize,  UVban-ji,*  v.  t.  tu  render  sivil:  tu 
Urckolate,  Ur's€-o-lat,  a.  {Dot.)  Japt  IJka  piqer. 
Uechin,  Ur'qin.  n.  a  hejhog;— q  (jjbl,  or  smol  ber, 

yqzd  jokoili  or  in  kontemt. 
Uee,  Yqr,*  n.  praktis;  yqg;  habit. 
Urea,    Yq-rc-a,  n.   {C/iem.)  a  pekqlyar  kri^tal- 

jiabl  substans,  held  in  Folqjon  in  yqrin. 
Uredo,    Yq-re-do,  n.  {Ii»t.}  a  jcnu."  ov  kripto- 

gimik  plants,  ov  de  order  ov  fuogj. 
Ubktke,    Yq-re-tor,    n.    {Anat.)  de  mc'uibranns 

tqb  hwiq  konviiz  de  j-qrin  from  de   kidniz  tu 

de  yqrinari  bladcr. 
UbetIian,  Yq-ret-an,  n.  {Chem.}  a  hwjt,  fqzibl, 

volatil  :iubstans. 
Urethra,  Yq-re-tra,  n.  {Anat.f  de  m^mbranus 

tqb  or  kanil  bj  hwiq  de  yqrin  i«  varded. 
Ubqe,  Urj,  r.  t.  tu  insjt;  tu  puj;  tu  pros  bj  mo- 

tiri;  tu  folo  klos,  so  ai  tu  imp^l;  tu  dat  wid 


egenics;  tu  jires;  tu  onfors;  tu  importiin;  tta 
dulittit;  tu  pre:)  bj  wa  ov  objukjon;  tu  animat; 
tu  impdl;  tu  insligat;  tu  onkdraj. 

Urge,  Urj,  »■.  i.  tu  pre*  forward;  lu  go  forward. 

Lrgkncy,  Urj'en-si,  n.  pre/qr  ov  difikulti  er 
nesesiti;  entreti,  solisitajon. 

Urgent,  Urj'ent,  a.  kojent;  prci«i();  »lr6nyqus; 
^rnest;  irajMirtquat.  [imji^irtqnatll. 

Urgently,    Urj'ent-li,  ad.    kojentli;  vibementli; 

Uegeu,   I'rj'er,  n.  wun  hjj  urjez;  an  imjiortquer. 

I'EOEWONDta,  I'rj'wun-der,  n.  u  sort  ov  grun. 

Lric,  Yq-iik,  a.  {I'litin.}  notip  an  luid  obtaod 
from  yqrinari  kalkqlj,  kold  ol=o  Uitliic  acid.) 

Urim,  Yq-rim,  n.  u  wurd  konekted  in  its  signifi- 
kajon  wid  tumim,  t©  Uebroo  wurdz,  hwicj  kon- 
jtrntli  signify  //<  and  per/ekfun.  He  ijurirn  and 
tiiinim  wer  projus  stonz  in  de  bj  preats  brest- 
plat. 

Urinal,    Yii-ri-nal,  n.  a  vcscl  for  holdi^  yqrin 

Urinarium,    Yq-ri-na-ri-um,  n.    a  reseptakl  foi 


for 


yqrin. 


Urinative,    Yq-ri-na-tiv,   a.    wurkijj   h\  yqrin: 

provokij)  yqrin. 
Urinator,  Yq-ri-nd-tor,  n.  [L.]  a  djver;  wun  hO) 

serqez  under  woler.  [de  kidniz. 

Urine,  Yq-rin,   /;.  de  water  or  flqid  sekreted  bj 
I  KINE,  Yq-rin,  v.  i.  tu  mak  woter. 
Urinifeeous,  Yq-rin-if-er-us,  a.  konvaig  yqrin. 
L'binometer,  Yq-ri-nom-e-ter,  n.  au  iu:itriximent 

for  ascrtanig  de  wat  ov  j-qrin. 
Ueinose,    Yq-ri-n6s,  a.   relatiy  tu,  or  kontanig. 

yqrin. 
Ueinous,  Yq-ri-nus,  a.  partakijj  ov  yqrin. 
Uritu,    Yq-rit,    n.    de  intervcnifl  or  bindig  ov 

hcjez.     [I^kal,  Iflg.] 
I  RN,  Urn,  n.  a  vas:  a  sort  ov  vas  yqzd  amdg  de 

anjents  for  prezervip  de  ajez  ov  de  ded; — a  wo- 

tcr-vesel;— a  lioman  mejqr  ov  fur  galonz;  hqf 

an  dmiQva.—{Bvt.}  a  kas  far  a  spor  or  fold  scd. 
Urn,  Urn,  v.  t.  tu  enkioz  in  an  urn.  [urn. 

Urnal,   Urn'al,  a.    bel6fli5  tu,  or  rezdmblifl  an 
Urs-shaped,  Urn'-Japt,  a.  Japt  Ijk  an  urn. 
Ueoscopy,  Yq-ros-ko-pi,  n.  inspekjon  ov  yqrin. 
Ueey,  Ur'i,  n.  a  sort  ov  blq  or  blak  kla. 
Ursa,    Ur'sa,  n.    [/,.]  {AUnm.y  de  Biir,  de  nam 

ov  tO)  konstelajonz; — Ursa  Major,  de  Grat  Bv» 

and  Ursa  Minor,  de  LitI  or  Ijc.ser  B^r. 
I'RSiroRH,  Ur'si-form,  a.  Japt  Ijk  a  b;ir. 
Ursine,  Ur'sin,  a.  relatig  tu  a  bi^r. 
Ursuline,  Ur'sq-lin,  a.  denotig  an  order  ov  nunz. 
Ursuline,  Ur'sq-lin,  «.  wun  ov  an  order  ov  nunz 

funded  ab-st  de  ycr  1537,  and  namd  after  St. 

'Ursqla. 
Ursus,  Ur'sus,  n.  [L.]  {Zm.'1.)  a  jenus  ov  plant- 

igrad  animalz;  de  b^r. 
Uru8,  Yq'rus,  n.  {  Zx'l.}  a  spejez  ov  wjld  oks. 
Us,  Us,  itron.  j'l.  de  rAiJelctiv  kas  ov  (  ]\e.} 
Usable,  Yi'iz-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  yqzd. 
Usage,   Yqz-aj,  n.    tretment;  de   habit  ov  meni: 

kustom;  yqs;  komon  praktis;  prcskripjon;  fajon. 
UsAGEE,  Yqz-aj-er,  w.  wun  hd>  haz  de  yqs  ov  oni 

tijj  in  trust  for  aniidcr. 
Usance,     Yq-sans,    n.    yi'uqri;  interest  pad  for 

m}iQ\.—{Cbmm<rrcial  law)    a  s^rten    period   er 

tjm  hwiq  it  iz  de  yqzaj  ov  de   kuntriz  bctwe'n 

hw^iq  bilz  ov  ek.=Qunj  qr  dron  tu  al's  for  de  pa- 

ment  ov  dom. 
Use,  Yqs,  n.  de  akt  ov  yqzig  or  ov  emplffifl  cni 

tifl  tu  eni  purpus;  de  kwoliti  hwic  maks  a  tig 

proper  for  a  purpus; — ned  ov;  advuntaj  rtse'vd; 

aval:  yqtiliti;  benefit;  s^rvis;  yqsfulncs;  yqinj; 

kdjtomari  akt:  praktis;  habit;  kustom; — 'inter- 
est pad  for  muni. 
Use,    Yqz,  r.  t.  tu  mak  yqs  ov:  tu  empl^;  tu 

akiistom:    tu   habityqat;    tu   tret:   ta   praktia 

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Use,  Tti,z,  v.  i.  tu  be  akiistomd;  tti  praktis  er  bs 

kdstotnarili;  ta  be  wunt;— *tu  frekwent. 
Useful,    Yii,s-ful,    a.    profitabl;  servisabl;  bene- 
fijal;   advantajus;   kondn,siv  er  helpful  tu  eni 
end:  valyn,abl  for  yi][,s. 
Usefully,    Yii,s-fial-i,  ad.   ia  a  yn,sful  manor; 
profitabli.  [yn«f"l- 

Usefulness,  Yii,s-ful-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beiij 
Useless,  Yiis-les,  a.  beii)  ov  no  yr[,s;  wuriles. 
Uselessly,    Yvis-les-li,    ad.    wid-st  yiis;  widit 
advdiitaj.  [yiisles. 

USELESSNESS,  Yi\,s-les-ne3,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
User,  Yi\z-er,  n.  wun  hot)  yiizez. 
Usher,  UJ'er,  ?t.  wun  hioz  biznes  iz  tii  intrcDd;\s 
stranjerz,  or  wok  befor  a  person  ov  hi  rar)k; — an 

under-tecer;  an  asistant  instriiktor. 
Usher,  UJ'er,'  v.  t.  tu  introdi'^s  az  a  fuirriiner  or 

hqrbinjer;  tidforriin.  [ujer. 

Usherdom,    U|'er-dum,  n.  de  ofis  er  kwoliti  ov 
UsHERSHiP,  Uj'or-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  uJer. 
Usquebaugh,    Us-kwe-bo,    n.    [an  irij  and  Ers 

wurd,  hwiq   signifjz   de  touter  ov  Iff;]^  a  stroi] 

kompTind   distild  spirit,  dren  on  aromatiks; — a 

wurd  kordpted  tu  humki.     Se  (  Whinheij.) 
UsTiLAGO,  Us-ti-la-gco,  n.  {But.}  a  jenus  ov  f  ug:^i: 

smut. 
UsTiON,  Ust'yon,  n.  dr.  akt  ov  burnir);  de  stat  ov 

beii]  burnt. 
UsTORious,  Us-to-ri-us,  a.   havii)  de  kwoliti  ov 

burnii). 
UsTULATiON,  Us-tq,-la-Jon,  n.  a  gradyq,al  desika- 

J'on   and  torefakjon  ov  substansez: — a  term  ov 

old  fqrmasi. 
Usual,  Yq-3i],-al,  a.  komon;  frekwent;  kustoinari; 

frekwentli  okurirj;  jeneral. 
Usually,  Yi\,-3i|-al-i,  ad.  komonli;  kustomarili. 
Usualness,  Yi\,-gi|-al-nes,  n.  komonnes:frekwensi. 
UsucAPTiON,  Yvi,-zq,-kap-Jon,  n.  {Okil  law)  de 

akwizijon  ov  de  properti  ov  a  tig  bj  pozejon  and 

enjerment  for  a  serten  term  ov  yerz; — preskripjon. 
Usufruct,  Yvi,-zn,-frukt,  w.  (  Viril  law}  de  rjt  ov 

enjerig  indetinitli   sumtig   belogig    tu   anuder 

wid'st  diminijig  its  substans;  temporari  yqs. 
Usufructuary,  Yi|-zn,-frukt-yvi,-a-ri,  n.  wun  h* 

haz  de  yi^s  and  temporari  profit,  but  not  de 

properti,  ov  a  tig. 
Usurer,  Yii,-i5vi,-rer,  n.   wun   ho)  resevz  yt\,3q,ri: 

wun  hd)  resevz  unleful  er  egzorbitant  interest. 
Usurious,  YTi,-3q-ri-us,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  partakig 

ov,  yvisuri;  givn  tu  de  praktis  ov  yii,5;ixri. 
UsuEiousLJ,  Yq,-34-ri-us-li,  ad.   in  a  yq^iyiu? 

maner. 
UsuRiousNESS,  Yn,-g^,-ri-us-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

beig  yiijqrius. 
Usurp,  Yi^-ziirp,  v.  t.  tu  sez  and  hold  bj  fors  and 

widtt  rjt:  tu  arogat;  tu  sez.     It  iz   komonli 

yq,zd  wid  referens  tu  sezig  er  yr^zurpig  polit- 

ikal  p'ser  er  de  prerogativz  ov  a  kr'sn. 
Usurpation,  Yix-zur-pa-Jop,  n.   de  akt  ov  yi],- 

zurpig;  forsibl,  ilegal  segV(,r  or  pozejon. 
Usurper,  Yi|-zdrp-er,  n.  wun  hoo  yi|zurps;  wun 

haa  SEzez  er  pozesez  dat  tu  hwiq  he  haz  no  rjt. 
UsuRPiNGLY,  Yix-zdrp-ig-li,  ad.  bj  yqzurpajo'n. 
Usury,  Yii-j;i],-ri,  n.  interest  fer  de  yqs  ov  muni; 

— n-s  yvi,zd  fer  ilegal  interest,  or  hjer  interest 

dan  iz  al^d  bj  le. 
Utensil,  Yn,-ten-sil,  er  Yi\-ten-sil,  n.  an  instrcD- 

ment  fer  eni  yn,s,  suq  az  de  veselz  ov  de  kiqen 

er  de  tcolz  ov  a  trad. 


Uterine,  Yi],-ter-jn,  er  Yij^-ter-in,  a.  belogig  tia 

de  wiDm; — bern  ov  de  sam  muder,  but  huvig  a 

diferent  fqder;  az,  "a  yi(terin  bruder  er  sister." 
Uterus,  Y^-te-rus,  n.  [Z.J  pi.  Yi^-te-rj;  de  woom- 
Utile,  Yi\-til,  a.  profitabl;  yn,sful. 
Utile  dulci,  Yi\-ti-le  ddl-sj,  n.  [L.]  de  yiisful 

wid  de  plezant;  az,  "It  kombjnz  yytils  duhj,"  a 

f  raz  oin  yqzd  tu  besto  hj  praz  on  a  literari  wurk. 
Utilitarian,  Yi|,-til-i-ta-ri-an,  a.  relatig  tu  yq,- 

tilitarianizm;  promotig  yqtiliti  er  hapines. 
Utilitarian,  Yi^-til-i-ta-ri-an,  n.  an  advokat  fer 

yi|tilitarianizm. 
Utilitarianism,  Yi|-til-i-ta-ri-an-iz-m,  n.  &e  sis- 
tern  ov  jencral  j'qtiliti,  er  de  sistem  hwiq  tendz 

tu  promot  de  gratest  am'snt  ov  human  hapines; 

— keld  elso  "rft  grated  hapines  prinsipl." 
Utility,  Yi|-til-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  yr|,s- 

ful;  benefit;  servis;  advdntaj;  yi],sfulnes;  profit; 

advantajusnes.  [tu  yq,s. 

Utilize,  Yi\,-t!l-jz,  r.  t.  tu  render  yq^sful;  tu  put 
Uti  possidetis,    Yi],-tj  pos-i-de-tis,   \L.,   az  yo) 

poses;]  {Polities}  de   prinsipl   ov  a   treti  hwiq 

levz   belijerent  pqrtiz  mi\tyi^ali  in  pozejon   ov 

hwut  da  hav  akvvird  bj  di^r  qrmz  di],rig  a  war. 
Utmost,  Ut'most,   a.    ekstrem;   beig  in  de  hjest 

degre  or  at  de  gratest  distans;  f  urdest;  utermost. 
Utmost,  Ut'most,  n.  de  most  dat  kan  be  or  be  dun. 
Utopian,   Yi^-t6-pi-an,    a.    fansiful;   kimerikal; 

ideal:  not  real;  Ijk  Ser  Tomas  Morz  jdeal  kom- 

onwelt  in  de  imajinari  jland  ov  Yqtojna. 
Utopianism,   Yn,-t6-pi-an-iz-m,  n.  yqtopian  er 

vijonari  prinsiplz  er  kondukt.  [er  sel. 

Utricle,  Yii^-tri-kl,  ».  {Bot.}  a  litl  bag,  blader, 
Utricular,  Yq,-trik-yi],-lar,  a.   {Bat.}   kontanig 

yqtriklz  or  selz. 
Utter,  Ut'er,  a.  literali,  -ster,  er  sityi|ated  on  de 

•stsjd; — plast  beyond  kumpas;  ekstrem;  eksesiv; 

utmost:  komplet;  total;  peremtori;  perfekt;  mer. 
Utter,  Ut'er,  ii.  t.  tu  spek;  tu  pron'sns;  tu  eks- 

pres;  tu  qrtikyi],lat;   tu  diskloz;   tu  diskdver; 

tu  publij; — tu  sel;  tu  vend;  tu  ofer,  az  muni. 
Utterable,  Ut'er-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  uterd;  eks- 

presibl. 
Utterance,  Ut'er-ans,  n.  de  akt  ov  uterig;  de 

maner  ov  uterig  er  spekig;  deliveri;  pronunsia- 

Jon;  eksprejon;  emijon. 
Utter-bareistee,  Ut'er-bar-is-ter,  n.  {Law}  a 

barister  al'sd  tu  pled  onli  wid'st  de  bqr. 
Utterer,  Ut'er-er,  n.  wnn  hct)  uterz;  a  divdljer; 

Q  seler.  [entjrli. 

Utterly,  Ut'er-li,  ad.  fuli;  kompletli;  perfektli; 
Uttermost,  Ut'er-most,  a.   ekstrem;  beig  in  de 

hjest  degre;  most  remot;  utmost. 
Uttermost,  Ut'er-most,  n.   de  ekstrem  pqrt  ov 

eni  tig:  de  most  dat  kan  be;  utmost. 
Uvea,  Yi^-ve-a,  n.   {Anat.)   de  posterior  surfas 

ov  de  jris  in  de  j. 
UvEOUS,  Yq-ve-us,  a.   rezemblig  an  unrjp  grap; 

grapi; — apljd  tu  de  korerd  kot  ov  de  j. 
Uvula,  Yi|,-vn-la,  n.  {Anat.}  a  smel,  fleji  pro- 

tixberans,  ataqt  tu  de  soft  palat,  and  hagig  over 

de  tug. 
Uxorious,  Uks-6-ri-us,  a.   submisiv   ta  a   wjf; 

eksesivli  fond  ov  a  wjf. 
Uxoriously,  Uks-Q-ri-us-li,  ad.  wid  fond  sub- 

mijon  tu  a  wjf.  [on  tu  a  wjf. 

UxoRiousNESS,  Uks-Q-ri-us-nes,  n.  fond  sabmij- 
Uzema,  Yq-ze-ma,  n.  a  Burman  log  megi^r  ov  12 

milz. 


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VAL 


V. 


Vv,  iz  a  vokal  konlinyiiant,  and  iz  qrtikyiilat-  j  Vagina,  Va-jj-na,  n.,  ],l.  Va-jj-nt;  {But.)  a  Jet 
,     ed  lik  y,  its  korespondiy  hwisj.erd  kuutiii-  ;      I'oriuJ  bj  de  koiiVuliiJon  ov  a  flat  pctiul  rsnd  a 

yiiant.     It  woz  fonnerli  konitsiidcd  wid  de  VTsel        stoiu.-  <.-i//u<.)    de   kanal  hwiij   Icdz   from    de 

xi;  and  de  v»i;l  .sTjnd  ov   u  and  de  kon-cjnant  I      ckstornul  orifis  lu  de  yt'iterus. 

sTsnd  ov  V  wtr  boot  reprczeiitcd  bj  de  saui  karak- ,  Vaginal,  Va-jj-nal,  or  Vaj-i-nal,  a.   relatij)  ta 

ter,  namli,  v.    Se  (U.)      /',  az  a  Diiincral,  :jtaudz  |      or  rczt^inblii)  a  Jet. 

for  fiv.      ^  I  Vagixant,  Va-jj-uant,  a.  {Dot.)  invdstij),  az  a  Jet. 

Vacancy,  Va-kan-si,  n.  de  stat  ov  beio  vakant;    Vaginate,  Va-jj-nat,  n.  a.  Jedd  polipe;  a  nam  ov 

euiti  spas;  vakiiiti;  kazm:  sj^s  unfild;  de  stat  ov        an  order  ov  polipez. 

a  jKjst  or  cuipltjujent  hwcu  it  iz  uiisupljd;  Q  va-  |  VAGixoptxxoLS.  Vaj-i-no-p^n-us,  a.  (E/it.)  Jet- 

kaiit  ofis  or  stnjon;  tiiu  ov  W^iy.  intt-rujijon.  I  wij)d:  liavij)  de  wi{)z  kuverd  wid  Jeaz  or  hqrd 
Vacant,  Va-kant,  a.  emti;  unfild;  verj;  fri;;  uu-       kascz,  az  sum  inst-kts. 

cnkumbcrd;  not  fild  bj  an  inkiiinbent  or  pozesor;  |  Vagraxcv,  Vii-gran-si,  n.   de  stat  er  akt  or  a 

tetles;  cmti  ov  tot;  jdl;  not  bizi. 


Vacate,  Va-kat,  -r.  t.  tu  niak  vakant  or  verd;  tu 
aniil:  tu  mak  ov  nts  otoriti;  tu  kwit  pozejon  ov. 

Vacation,  Va-kii-Jon,  «.  de  stat  ov  btiy  vakant; 
de  atat  ov  intcrmijon,  az  ov  jqdijal  prosedi^z, 
de  eksersjzez  ov  u  sdminari  ov  lerni{),  or  ov  la- 
bor; intcrmijon;  resds;  le^qr.  [vak.<jn  mater. 


vagrant;  a  stat  cv  wonderio;  unsetld  kondijon. 
Vaguant,  Vii-grant,   a.   havig   no  hum  or  setld 

rezidfns;  wonderig;  unsetld;  vagabond. 
Vageaxt,  Va-grant,  n.  wun  hoo  iz  in  de  habit  ov 

wonderii]  from  plas  tu  plas;  a  begar;  wonderer;  a 

vagabond.  [grant;  vagransi. 

Vagraxtxess,  Va-grant-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  va- 


Vaccixate,  Vak-si-uat,  v.  t.   tu  in6kyn,lat  wid    Vague.   Vag,   a.    unfikst;  unsetld;  undetermind; 
Vaccination,  Vak-si-mi-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  vak- '      ind<;finit:  Iojs;  laks;  ov  uns^rten  mcnifl;  wonder- 

sinatig;  inokyii,lajon  for  de  k-s-jxjks.  j      iij;  vagrant. 

Vaccixatoe,  Vak-si-na-tor,  n.  wun  ho)  praktisez  '  Vaguelv,  Vag-li,  ad.  in  a  vag  manor. 

vaksinajon;  a  vaksinist.  j  Vail.  Val,  n.  a  kuverin  for  de  fas.    Sc  {Veil.) — 

Vaccine,  Vak-sjn,  ur  Vak-sin,  a.  ov  or  bEl6\jin  I     }><.  muni  givn  tu  servants;— olso  ritn  {tal€S.} 

tu  a  k-s;  derjvd  from  a  kis;  relatij)  tu  vaksina-    ^'ail.  Val,  f.  t.  tu  kuvcr.     Se  (  Veil.) 

Jon.  de  kjn-pok;;,  or  k-s-poks.  -  Vailek.  Val-er,*  n.  wun  hiD  valz. 

Vaccinist,  Vak-si-niat,   n.   wun  hcB  iz  verst  in    Vain,  Van,  a.  friDtles;  inefektyq,al;  emti:  unreal; 

vaksinnjon;  Q  viiksinatcjr.  ^       wurtles;  unsatisfjij):  jdl;  spi],rius;— konseted  ov 

Vaccixium,  Vak-sin-i-ura,  n.  [L.]  {Bat.)  a  jenus        hwot  perttinz  tu  self,  and  ajjkjus  tu  displa  it 

ov    plants    or   Jrubz,   inklmlij)    de   hwurtlbcri,  i 

hiiklberi,  bilberi,  blqberi,  is. 


Vacillancy,  Vas-il-an-si,  n.  de  akt  ov  vasilatijj; 

Q  stat  ov  wnvcrij):  fluktj'n^ajon;  inkoustansi. 
Vacillate,  V.^s-il-at,  v.  i.  tu  fliiktyqat;  tu  moiv 

bakward  and  forward;  tu  waver;  tu  be  inkon- 

stant.  [stant. 

Vacillatixo,  Vas-il-at-ig,   a.    wavcrig;   inkuii- 
Vacillatiox,  Vas-il-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  er  stat  ov 

vasiliitij):  de  stat  ov  waverig;  flaktyiyijon;  in- 

konstausi. 
Vaciist.  Vak-yti,-ist,  n.  a.  f  ilosofer  hO)  holdz  tu 

de  dc)klrin  ov  a  vdkyxium;  opijzd  tu  a  jthnUt. 
Vacuity,  Va-ki'i,-i-ti,  re.   de  stat  ov  beig  emti: 

emtines;  vakant  spas;  vakansi;  inaniti;  a  kazm. 
Vacuum,  Vak-yq-um,  n.  [£.]  {Physics)  a.  purjun 

ov  sjitis  vffd  ov  mater;  emti  spas. 
Vade-mecum,  Va-de-me-kum,  [Z.,  go  alvij  u-id  I  Vaie,  Vqr, 

nn;]  —  <i  buk  or  manyi^al  hwiq  a  person  olwaz    Vaiey,  V4r 


bcftjr  udcrz;  mrnli  pr'sd;  prud  ov  peti  tijjz;- 

Juii;  ostentajus. — Ju  ran,  tu  nu  purpus:  tu  no 

cud;  inefL'kt3'nali;  wid'st  efekt. 
Vaixgloeious,  Van-glu-ri-us,   a.   van,  bostful, 

or  pr'sd  wid'St  merit;  bastig  widest  performans. 
Vaixgloeiously,  Van-glui-ri-us-li,  ad.  wid  van- 

gluri  or  emti  prjd. 
Vaixgloeiousxess,    Van-gl6-ri-us-ne3,    n.    de 

kwoliti  ov  beig  vanglorius. 
Vaixgloey,  Vau-gI6-ri,  fi.  prjd  abdv  merit;  emti 


1  rjd  or  bijslig;  prid  in  litl  tigz. 
^'AIXLY,  Van-li,  au.  in  a  van  mancr;  widest  efekt; 


kariz  wid  him  fur  dali  yqs. 

Vadium,  Va-di-um,  n.  {J. aw)  a  plcj:  a  Jq,rti. 

Vakeous,  Va-fru?,*  a.  krafti:  kunig;  sutl. 

Vagabond,  V;ig-a-bond,  a.  wondcrig  wid-st  eiii 
solid  habitfljon;  wontig  a  hom;  strulig;  wondcr- 
ig: vagrant. 

Vagaboxd,  Vag-a-bond,  n.  a  vagrant:  a  wonder- 
er, komonli  wun  hiD  woudcrz  wid'st  de  menz  ov 
onest  subsistcns. 

Vagabondage,  Vilg-a  bond-aj,  re.  de  karaktcr, 
Ijf,  and  habits  ov  a  vagabond. 


in  van:  pr-sdli;  jdli.  [iti;  prjd. 

Vaixness,  Van-nes,  n.  de  stat  or  beig  van;  van- 

^'AIE.  Vi^r,  re.  [Fr.]  {Her.)  a  kjnd  ov  fur  emplM 

in  blaznri,  reprczentcd  bj  litl  bel-Japt  pesez  ov 

altornat  kulorz. 

a.  {Htr.)  qqrjd  or  qokerd  wid  v^r; 
variegated  wid  qrjcnt  and  ajqr 


kulorz. 
Vaivode,  Va-vu)d,  re.  a  prins  ov  de  Dajan  prov- 

insez. — Ritn  olso  {uaiwode.) 
Valance,  Val-ans,  n.  de  drapcri  or  frinj  hagig 

rund  de  tester  and  sted  ov  a  bed,  namd  from 

(  Valencia,)  hw^r  it  woz  mad. 
Vale,  Val,  re.  a  wjd,  opn  spas  bctwen  hilz;  an 

ekspanded  vali;  a  vnli.     Se  (  Valley.) 
Valediction,  Val-e-dik-Jon,  n.  a  wijig  ov  belt 

on  sepiiraj<in  or  takig  lev;  a  f;irwel.     [takig  lev. 
Valedictory,  Vul-e-dik-to-ri,   a.   bidig  fiirwel; 


Vagabondism,  V:ig-a-bond-ir-ra,  re.   At  karakter  \  Valextia,  Va-len-Ji-a,  n.  a  stuf  mad  ov  wursted, 


and  habits  ov  a  vagabond;  vagabondaj 
Vagaboxdize,   V:ig-a-bond-jz,  r.  «.  tu  akt  az  a 

vagabond  or  vagrant. 
Vagarious,  Va-ga-ri-us,   a.   havig  vagariz;  ka- 

prijus:  bwimzikal. 
Vagary,  Va-ga-ri,  re.  a  wondcrig;  a  wjld  frek  er 

fanii;  u  hwiu:  a  kaprea. 


kotn,  and  silk,  yi^^zd  for  wastkats. 
Valentine,  Val-en-tin,  n.  a  swethqrt  qozn,  or  a 

luv-leter  sent,  on  St.  Valentjnz  da,  dat  ii,  de 

fijrtent  ov  F^brojari. 
Valeeian,  Va-le-ri-an,   u.   {Bet.)  a  plant  from 

de  nt)t  ov  hwiq  an  arumatik  ffl  iz  obtand;  a  jt- 

nus  ov  plants,  sum  ov  hwiq  qr  mcdisinal. 


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Vales,  Valz,  n.  pi.  muni  givn  tia  servants. 
Valet,  Val-et,  or  Vql-a,  n.  [Fr.]  a  man-servant 

hiD  imsdiatli  atendz  on  a  jentlmanz  person.     Se 

(  y'ailet.y 
Valet  de  chambee,  Vq-la  de  Jq,™^i")  "•  [-^-l  ^ 

ftitman;  a  watiij-servant. 
Valetudinarian,  Val-E-tq-di-na-ri-an,  n.  wun 

ho)  iz  sikli  er  inferm  ov  helfi:  an  invaled;  a  vale- 

t4dinari. 
Valetudinaeian,    Val-e-tn,-di-na-ri-an,   )       ^ 
Valetudinary,    Val-e-tii-di-na-ri,  i 

WEkli;  sikli;  ov  fsbl  belt;  inferm  ov  helf). 
Valetudinarianism,   Val-E-tq-di-na-ri-an-iz-m, 

71.  de  Stat  er  kondijon  ov  a  valetr|,dinarian;  ilnes. 
Valetudinariness,  Yal-£-tii,-di-na-ri-nes,  n.  de 

stat  ov  beii)  valetqdinari.  [eti|,dinari. 

Valetudinarious,  Val-£-tti,-di-na-ri-us,  a.  val- 
Valetudinaey,  Yal-e-ti'i-di-na-ri,  n.  a  person  ov 

delikat  belt,  er  subjekt  tu  frekwent  dizezez;  a 

valetudinarian. 
Valhalla,  Yal-hal-a,  n.  de  palas  ov  imertaliti 

in  Skandinavian  mitoloji,  inbabited  bi  de  solz 

ov  beroz  slan  in  batl. — Ritn  elso  {icalkalla.} 
Valiant,  Yal-j'ant,  a.  pozest  ov  valor;  kurajus; 

st'st;  brav;  heroik;  galant. 
Valiant,  "N'al-yant,*  n.  a  valyant  person. 
Valiantize,  Yal-yant-iz,"  «.  i.  tu  akt  wid  valor 

er  braveri. 
Valiantly,  Yal-yant-li,  ad.  st-stli;  bravli. 
Valiantness,  Yal-yant-nes,  «.  valor;  braveri. 
Valid,  A'al-id,  a.  stroi):  p'serfial;  efikajus;  bavig 

legal  fors;  havig  intelektynal  fors;  wati;  kon- 

klqsiv. 
Validate,  Val-i-dat,  v.  t.  tu  mak  valid,  [valid. 
Validation,  Val-i-da-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  makii) 
Validity,  Ya-lid-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  valid; 

stregt;  legal  fors;  fors.  [validiti. 

Validly,  Yal-id-li,  ad.  in  a  valid  maner;  wid 
Validness,  Val-id-nes,  n.  validiti. 
Valinch,  Val-inq,  n.  a  ti^b  fer  dreig  likor  from 

a  kask  at  de  bug-bol. 
Valise,   Ya-lez,  er  Va-les,  n.   a  portmanto;  a 

travelerz  klok-bag;  a  wolet. 
Vallancy,  Yal-an-si,  n.  a  Iqrj  wig  dat  Jadz  de 

fas.    Se  (  Valance.} 
Vallation,  Yal-a-Jon,  ti.  an  intrenqment. 
Vallatoey,  Val-a-to-ri,*  a.  enklozig  az  bj  meg^r. 
Vallesnekia,  Yal-es-ne-ri-a,  n.  {But.}  a  plant  dat 

groz  at  de  botom  ov  frej  woter  riverz  and  laks. 
Valley,  Yal-i,  n.  a  lo  gr-snd;  a  holo  betwen  hilz; 

a  dal.    (1  xal  iz  sumtjmz  yqzd  az  mor  kontrakt- 

ed  dan  a  xali,  but  les  so  dan  a  glen.     Vali  iz 

elso  yij,zd  fer  a  mor  ekstended  trakt,  az  de  vali 

ov  a  river.— <^1«'A.)  de  internal  aggl  fermd  bj 

ten  inkljnd  sjdz  ov  a  rotf. 
VALLUii,  Yal-um,  n.  [i.]  {Firi.}  a  rampart  wid 

bwiq  Roman  qrmiz  enklozd  dq,r  kamps:  a  trenq; 

a  wel. 
Valonia,  Va-16-ni-a,  n.  a  kind  ov  akorn  yqzd  bj 

tanerz,  imported  from  de  Levant  and  de  Morea" 
Valoe,  Yal-or,  ?i.  personal  braveri;  stregt;  prses; 

kuraj;  intrepiditi;  galantri:  ferlesnes. 
Valorous,  Yal-or-us,  a.  brav;  sfst;  valyant. 
Valorously,  Yal-or-us-li,  ad.  in  a  brav  maner. 
Valuable,  Val-yq-a-bl,  a.  havig  valyi^;  ov  grat 

valyix  er  prjs;  estimabl;  kostli;  prcjus;  wurdi. 
Valuableness,    Val-yTi,-a-bl-nes,    n.    prejusnes; 

wurt.  [gudz. 

Valuables,  Val-yq-a-blz,  n.  pi-  tigz  ov  valyn,: 
Valuation,  Yal-yx^-a-Jon,  7i.  de  akt  ov  setig  a 

prjs  or  valyq;  aprazment;  valyq,  set  upon  eni  tig. 
Valuatoe,  Val-yq,-a-tor,  n.  an  aprazer;  wun  hot) 

sets  a  prjs. 
Value,  Yal-yti,  **•  wurt  az  estimated  bj  sum  rat 
er   standard;    prjs;   wurfc;   rat:   an   ekwivalent; 
ak'snt;  estimajon. 


Value,  Val-yq,,  v.  t.  tu  rat  at  a  serten  prjs;  tu 

rat  bjli;  tu  hav  in  hj  estem;  tu  apraz;  tu  esti- 

mat;  tu  be  ekwal  in  wurt  tu;  tu  tak  ak'snt  ov; 

tu  kompiit;  tu  kalkq,lat;  tu  ases;  tu  aprejiat; 

tu  estem;  tu  prjz.  [les. 

Valueless,  Yal-yq-les,  a.  beig  ov  no  valyq,:  wurfc- 
Valuee,  Yal-yq,-er,  n.  wun  hoo  valytj^z;  a  val- 

yqator. 
Valvate,  Val-vat,  a.  {Bot.}  relatig  tu  a  valv; 

rezemblig  a  valv;  valvi|lar. 
Valve,  Valv,  n.  a  foldig  dor; — a  mcDvabl  kuver 

tu  an  apertqr; — a  klos  lid  afikst  tu  a  tqb,  er 

holo  piston,  or  apert^r  in  a  vesel,  opnig  onli  in 

wun  direkjon;— a  kind  ov  membran; — a  divigon 

ov  a  Jel-fiJ,  er  ov  de  froot  ov  a  plant. 
Valved,  Valvd,  a.  furnijt  wid  valvz. 
Valvet,  Val-vet,  ?z.  a  litl  valv;  a  valvq,!. 
Valvulae,  Yal-VTi-lar,  a.  relatig  tu  er  rezemblig 

a  valv;  valvat. 
Valvule,  Yal-vql,  n.  a  litl  valv;  a  valvet. 
Yambeace,  Yam-bras,  n.  de  pes,  in  plat  qrmor, 

hwiq  servd  az  a  protekjon  tu  de  qrm  belo  de 

elbo;  a  vantbras. 
Vamp,  Vamp,  n.  de  uper  leder  ov  a  JcD  er  boit 

imediatli  abdv  de  sol;  a  sok. 
Vamp,  Yamp,  v.  t.  tu  pes,  az  an  old  tig  wid  sum 

nq  pqrt.     Tu  tamp  up,  tu  rep4r;  tu  mend  fer 

de  purpus  ov  Jo. 
Yampee,  Yamp-er,  n.  wun  hcD  vamps  er  mendz. 
Vampiee,  Yam-pjr,  n.  a  pretended  demon  er  blud- 

sukig  spekter,  de  objekt  ov  sqperstijus  dred  amng 

meni  najonz  ov  Yqrop; — a  spejez  ov  bat;  a  smel 

animal  ov  S-st  Amerika. 
Vamplet,  Yamp-let,  n.  a  pes  ov  stel  fermd  Ijk  a 

funel,  plast  on  a  tiltig  sper  just  befor  de  band, 

in  erder  tu  sekqr  it. 
Van,  Van,  n.  de  fnmt.  espejali  ov  an  qrmi;  de 

ferst  Ijn; — eni  tig  spred  wid   bj  hwiq  a  wind  iz 

razd;  a  fan;  a  wig  wid   hwiq  de  \x  iz  betn; — a 

Ijt  kuverd  wagon  er  karij  ier  konvaig  pasenjerz; 

— a  kqrt,  suq  az  iz  yqzd  at  an  qraz-hiss. 
Vanadate,  Yan-a-dat,      )    n.  a  salt  fermd  from 
Yanadiate,  Va-na-di-at,  S       vanadik  asid    and 

a  bas. 
Vanadic,  Va-nad-ik,  a.  {Ohem.}  relatig  tu  va- 
nadium; derivd  from  vanadium. 
Vanadinite,  Ya-nad-i-njt,  «.    {Min.}    a.  vana- 

diat  ov  led. 
Vanadium,  Ya-na-di-um,  n.  {3En.}  a  r^v  metal, 

diskiiverd  in  SwediJ  jurn  in  1830..  remqrkabl  fer 

its  duktiliti. 
Vancoueiee,  Van-k(f)-rer,  n.  [JV.]  a  hqrbinjer:  a 

Ijt-qrmd  soljer;  an  av^n-koDrer. 
Vandal,  Y;\n-dal,  n.   wun  ov  de  fers  bqrbarus 

pcpl  hO)  formerli  inhabited  de  Jorz  ov  de  Beltik: 

a  bqrbarian. 
Vandalic,  Van  dal-ik,  a.  relatig  tu  de  Vandalz; 

rezemblig  de  Vandalz;  bqrbarus. 
Vandalism,  Yan-dal-iz  ia,n.  de  rcDd  and  bqrbarus 

stat  er  karakter  ov  de  Vandalz;  bqrbariti. 
Van-dyke,  Yan-djk,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  hagkerqif  fer 

de  nek,  wid  indentajonz  and  pernts;  so  namd 

from  a  panter. 
Vane,  Van,  ».  a  plat  hug  on  a  pin  tu  turn  wid 

de  wind,  and  Jo  de  direkjon  ov  de  wind;  a  wed- 

er-kok; — a  sjt  mad  tu  si jd  in  a  filosofikal  instrco- 

ment,  As.; — de  herd  ov  a  feder. 
Yanfoss,  Yan-fos,  n.  {Fart.}  a.  diq  -stsjd  ov  de 

k-snterskqrp,  yi\xqali  ful  ov  woter. 
Yang,  Vag,  n.  {Kavt.}  a  rop  fer  stediig  de  eks- 

tremiti  ov  de  pek  ov  a  gaf  tu  a  Jips  sjd. 
Vanguard,  Van-gqrd,  n.  &t  fmnt  er  ferst  Ijn  ov 

de  qrmi. 
Vanilla,  Va-nil-a,  n.  {Bot.}  a  plant;  a  jenas  or 

plants,  ligktyqus  and  aromatik,  yqzd  in  konf^k- 

Joneri  and  in  flavorig  qokolat,  is. 


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Yasisu,  Van-iJ,  f.  i.  tu  toz  porscplibi  egziatens;  I 

tti  ]«is  nwa  from  de  sit;  tu  dUaper;  tu  pas  awa; 

tu  br  lost.  I 

Va.nishku,  Van-i/t,  a.  havijj  disapt'rJ:  havig  no 

por.-ifiililil  oj^iistcns. 
Vanity,  Van-i-ti,  n.  At  stat  or  kwoliti  ov  brio 

van:  luv  ov  indi^ikriiuiDat  udinirajun;  initontajuu; 

van  prjJ;  konset;  prjd  optratij)  on  suiol  okaxoiiz; 

— euitines;  inaniti;   froitle:)   dezjr;   ciuti    pU-ji^r; 

van  pur^i'it;  jdl  Jo;  unsubstanjul  cnjtfinont;  peti ' 

objckt  ov  prjd.  j 

Vanquish,  Vao-kwiJ,  v.  t.  tu  kogker;  tu  over- 

kiiui:  tu  subdq,:  tu  surm'snt;  tu  kont'iit. 
Vanquishablk,    Vafl-kwiJ-a-bl,    h.    dat  ma   be 

vaflkwijt:  konkcrabl.  [dt^er.  | 

Vanqu I8HER,  Va|)-kwiJ-er,  n.  a  kojkerer;  a  sub- 
VANguisHMENT,  Va\)-kwiJ-ment,  n.    dc   stat  ov 

be\\)  v:n)kwijt;  konkwcst.  ! 

Vantagk,  Vau-tnj,   n.    gan;   profit;— sqpEnoriti; ; 

konvcnyciis:  advuntnj.     Se  {Adiaiitaye.}  j 

Vantage,  Van-taj,*  v.  t.  tu  profit;  tu  advdntaj. 
Vantage-ground,  Van-taj-gr'snd,  n.  sqprrioriti;  '■ 

de  stat  in  hwiq  wun  haz  beter  menz  ov  akjon 

dan  aniiicr. 
Vantbrace,  Vant-bras,  j  n.  an  qrmor  for  de  qrm; 
Vantbeass,  Vant-bras,  )      o  vambras. 
Vapid,  Vap-id,  a.    haviy    At   spirit  evaporated; 

dcd;  spiritlos;  not  6pr{tli;  tastier;  flat;  stal. 
Vapidity,  Va-pid-i-ti,  n.  vapidnes. 
Vapidly,  Vai.-id-li,  ad.  in  a  Tapid  mancr. 
Vapidness,  ^  apid-nia,  n.  At  stat  ov  btia  vapid 

er  spirities. 
Vapor,  Va-por,  n.  an  elastik  fliyd  renderd  aeri- 

ferm  bj  bet; — de  vapor  ov  woter  iz  kuld  etrin; — 

eni  tij)  ekshalabi;  film:  stem; — wind;  fhityqlcns; 

— mental  U\m:  van  imajinajun:  sumtij)  unreal: 

— pL  nervus  debiliti,  wid  deprejon  ov  spirits: 

hiiHDkondria:  mclankoli;  splen. 
Vapor,  Va-por,  v.  i.  tu  evaporat;  tu   pas  in  a 

vnpor  or  fn,m;  tu  emit  fiimz:— tu  buli;  tu  brag: 

tu  bust. 
Vapor,  Va-por,  r.  t.  tu  efiiz,  er  skater  in  va- 
por: tu  evaporat.  [vajHariza/on. 
Vaporability,  Vap-Q-ra-bil-i-ti,    n-.  ku]>a£iti  ov 
Vaporable,  Vap-o-ra-bl,  a.    dat   ma   be   qanjd 

intu  vapor. 
Vaporate,  Vap-o-rat,*  v.  i.  tu  emit  vaporz;  tu 

evaporat:  tu  vaporjz. 
Vaporation,  Vap-Q-ra-Jon,*  n.  de  akt  ov  vapo- 

rjziD:  evaporajon. 
Vapor-bath,    Va-jxir-bat,    n.    {Chem.}    a    bat 

heted  bj  stem;  a  vcsel   in  hwiq  a  bodi  iz  plast 

in  order  tu  resev  dc  vapor  arjzig  from  berliu 

woter. 
Vapored,  Va-pord,  a.  mffst;  splenetik. 
Vapoher,  Va-por-cr,  n.  wun  hoo  vaporz;  a  boster. 
Vaporific,  Vap-o-rif-ik,  a.  konvertifl  intu  va- 
por, [bragifl  mancr. 
Vaporinoly,  Va-por-in-li,  ad.  in  a  buliifl  er 
Vaporish.  Va-iwr-iJ,  a.  vajjorus;  splenetik;  pevij. 
Vaporizable,  Yap-o-riz-a-bl,  a.  oat  ma  be  evap- 

orjzd.  [orjzifl. 

Vaporization,  Vap-o-ri-za-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  vap- 
Vaporizk,  Vait-o-rjz,  r.  t,  tu  konvert  intu  va- 

jxir:  tu  evaporat.  [vaporizcz. 

Vaporizer.  Vap-o-r|z-er,  n.  be  or  dat  hwiq 
Vaporose,  Va-por-dis,  a.  fnl  ov  vapor;  vaporus. 
Vaporous,  Va-por-us,  a.    ful  ov  vapor;   fqmi; 

windi;  tliitrnlent;  vapori. 
Vaporousness,  Va-por-us-ncs,  n.  de    kwoliti  ov 

beio  vnjKirus. 
Vapory,    Vn-por-i,    a.    ful  ov  vapor;   vaporus; 

peviJ:  yninorsum.  [or  hwipig. 

Vapulation,  Vap-yn-lA-Jon,*  n.  At  akt  ov  betifl 
Vare,  V;\r,*  n.  a  wond  or  staf  ov  juslis. 
Variability,  Va-ri-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  variablncs. 
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Variable,  Vn-ri-a-bl,   a.   subjekt   tu    variajon; 

qanjubl;  rnqtabl;  ink6niitant;  fikl, 
VARIABLENE88,    Va-ri-a-bl-ne«,    ».    ^njablnes; 

iniitabiliti. 
Variably,  Vii-ri-a-bli,  ad.  qaojabli;  mt^tabli;  in- 

koii^tuntli. 
Variance,  Va-ri-an«,  n.  a  stat  ov  variig;  varia- 
jon: difercns;  alyenajon;  diskord;  dixagremcnt: 
discnjon. 
Variant,  Va-ri-ant,  a.  v6riabl:  inki'jnstant; — 
yqzd  in  Skotland,  and  sumtjmz  in  Ig^iand  and 
de  Viin[tccl  Stat-s.  [vari. 

Vakiate,   Vii-ri-al,*  r.  t.  tu  qanj;  tu  oltcr;   tu 
Variation,  Va-ri-a-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  variig;  de 
«tat  ov  beij)  varid;  <^nj;  mnta/on;  difercns:  de- 
viajon;  visisitqd;  varjeli.— ('//'a/zt.)  canj  in  de 
terminnjon  ov  rn^nz  or  vorbz:  inflek/on.— (y<*- 
tnm.}  inekwoliti  ov  mojon. — (Saut.)  de  r«r»- 
afim  of  de  kumpas  iz  de  devinjon  ov  de  mag- 
n^tik  nedl  from  an  egzakt  paralel   wid  de  me- 
ridian. 
Varicella,  Var-i-s61-a,    n.    <J/<"/.)    de   (jiken- 
poks,  u  dizEZ  karakterjzd  bj  erupjoiizon  de  bodi. 
Varicose,  Var-i-kos,  a.    relatij)    tu   variks;  di- 
lated. 
Varicocs,  Var-i-kus,  a.  sweld,  az  a  van;  dizezd 

wid  dilata/on;  varik6s. 
Varied,  Va-rid,  a.  diversif  jd;  havip  a  varjeti. 
Variegate,  Va-ri-e-gat,  r.  t.  tu  innk  varius;  tu 
vnri;  tu  diversifj:  tu  stan  wid  diferent  kulorz. 
Variegation,  Va-ri-e-ga-/on,  n.  At  akt  ov  vari- 
egatifl;  de  stat  ov  beij)  variegated;  diversiti  ov 
kulorz. 
Variety,  Va-rj-e-ti,  n.  intermikstyqr  ov  wun  tij) 
wid  aniider;  qanj;  variajon:  diterens:  diversiti; 
— mcni  and  difcrent  kindz:  a  medli: — wun  tip 
or  mcni  diferent,  in  hwi(j  sens  it  baza  plqral. 
Variform,  Va-ri-f'3rm,  a.  havig  diferent  formz. 
Varify,  Va-ri-f j,  v.  t.  tu  diversifj:  tu  kulor  vi- 

riusli. 
Varicocele,  Var-i-ko-sel,  n.  {Med.)  a  swelij)  ov 

de  vanz  ov  de  sperm.itik  kord. 
Variola,  Va-rj-o-Iu,  n.  [A.]  de  smol-poks. 
Variolar,  Va-rj-o-lar,  n.  At  saraaz(  VnrviUmg.) 
Variolic,  Va-ri-61-ik,  a.  rclatio  tu   varjola   er 

de  smol-poks. 
Variolite,  Va-ri-o-ljt,  n.  {3fin.)  a  porfiritik  rok 
konsistig  ov  an  impcrfektli  kristaljzd  agregat  ov 
felspqr  and  kworts. 
Varioloid,  Va-ri-o-lffd,  n.  {3f(d.y  modifjd  smol- 
poks,  or  de  smol-poks  modifjd  bj  previus  inokyq- 
lajon  or  vaksinnjon. 
Variolous,  Va-rj-o-lus,  a.  relatig  tu  dc  smal- 
poks  or  variolffd;   havig  mqrks  Ijk  doz  ov  de 
smol-poks. 
Various.  Va-ri-us,  a.  kontanig  a  varjeti;  difer- 
ent; several;  djverz:  sundri;    manifold:  tjanjabl: 
unfikst; — unljk  eq  uder:  variegated:  diversifjj. 
Variously,  Va-ri-us-li,  iJtf .  in  a  varius  maner. 
Variscite,  Var-i-sjt,  n.  (J/i'n.)  a  rcniform,  greu 

mineral. 
Varix,  Va-riks,  n.,  pi.  Var-i-sez:  ( J/<ff/.)  a  dila- 

tajon  or  swelig  ov  a  vanr  a  tqmor. 
Vaelet,  Vqr-let,  n.  a  paj,  er  njls  fijloer;  eni  ser- 
vant or  atendant;  a  vakt;— a  term  ov  repr6q:  a 
sk">5ndrel;  a  niskal. 
Varnish,  Vqr-niJ,  n.  a  flqid,  hwiq.  hwcn  spred 
tin  upon  a  solid  substans,ickiimz  drj,  and  formz 
a  giosi  kotig  impervius  tu  ^r  and  m<rstyqr:— an 
qrtifijal  kuverig  tu  giv  a  f^r  aperans;  a  glos:  n 
kuver;  paliajon. 
Varnish,  Vqr-niJ,  r.  /.  tu  kuver  wid  vqmij  sr 
sumtig  Jinig:— tu  giv  a  fi^r  kulor  or  kuverig  tu: 
tu  glos;  tu  paliat;  tu  hjJ  wid  kulor  or  rctorik. 
Varnisber,  ^  qr-nij-cr,  n.  wun  htf)  v^rnijci;  a« 
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Varnishing,  Vqr-niJ-ii),  n.  de  akt  ov  kuverii) 
wid  vqrnij;  matsrialz  for  vqrnij. 

V'arvels,  Vqr-velz,  n.  pi.  silver  rigz  ab'st  de  leg 
ov  a  hok,  on  hwiq  de  onerz  nam  iz  engravd; — 
ritn  also  {vervelsS  [ganss. 

Varvicite,  Vqr-vi-sjt,  71.  {Min.}  an  or  ov  mag- 

Vary,  Va-ri,  v.  t.  tu  mak  varius;  tu  qanj;  ta 
mak  ov  diferent  kindz;  tu  olter;  tu  diversifj;  tu 
variegat. 

Vary,  Va-ri,  v.  i.  tu  be  qanjabl;  tu  apsr  difer- 
ent; tu  elter;  tu  bskiim  unljk  itself:  tu  deviat; 
tu  disagre;  tu  difer;  tu  disent;  tu  Jift  kulorz. 

Vary,  Va-ri,*  n.  qanj;  elterajon. 

Vascular,  Vas-kq,-lar,  a.  havig  veselz  dat  kon- 
tan  ii,r  er  fhydz;  fermd  az  veselz  kontaniii  sir; 
fial  ov  veselz.  Va.ski\lar  sistem,  dat  pqrt  ov  dg 
animal  rkonomi  hwiq  relats  tu  de  veselz. 

Vascularity,  Vas-kn,-lar-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  er 
kwoliti  ov  beir)  vaski^lar. 

Vasculiferous,  Vas-ki\,-lif-er-us,  a.  {Bot.}  hav- 
iij  sed-veselz  divjded  intu  selz. 

Vase,  V^as,  er  Vaz,  n.  a  Iqrj  ernamental  kup  er 
piqer;  a  vesel  yi^j^qali  ornamented  wid  skulptyiy 
ov  f rcots,  f I'xerz,  &s.;  a  vesel  jenerali  fer  Jo  ruder 
dan  yqs: — de  terminajon  ov  a  kolum,  pedestal, 
&s.;  a  solid  pes  ov  ernamental  mqrbl. 

Vassal,  Vas-al,  w.  a  holder  ov  a  fef,  bj  fealti  er 
servis,  ov  a  fqdal  si],perior  er  lard;  a  subjekt;  a 
dependant;  a  servant; — wun  hiD  surenderz  tu 
pTser,  yi|zd  in  kontemt;  a  slav. 

Vassal,  Vas-al,  a.  servil;  subservient. 

Vassalage,  Vas-al-aj,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  vasal;  ten- 
yH,r  at  wil:  servitn,d;  slaveri;  dependens. 

Vassalry,  Vas-al-ri,  n.  de  bodi  ov  vasalz. 

Vast,  Vast,  a.  veri  Iqrj;  g'rat;  enermus;  imens. 

Vast,  Vast,*  n.  an  emti  wast. 

Vastation,  Vas-ta-Jon,*  ?i.  de  akt  ov  laip  wast; 
wast:  devastajon;  destrukjon;  deklenjon. 

Vastitude,  Vas-ti-tn,d,  n.  imensiti;  vastnes. 

Vastly,  Vdst-li,  a<Z.  gratli;  tu  a  grat  degre. 

Vastxess,  Vdst-nes,  n.  imensiti;  enermus  gratnos. 

Vasto,  Vas-to,  n.  {Eng.  laid)  a  rit  agenst  ten- 
ants for  termz  ov  Ijf,  er  yerz,  for  komitii)  wast. 

Vasty,  Vdst-i,*  a.  Iqrj:  enormusli  grat;  vast. 

Vat,  Vat,  n.  a.  Iqrj  vesel  in  hwiq  likorz  qr  kept  in 
de  imatqr  stat;  a  sistem  ov  tanerz  er  britierz:— 
sumtjmz  ritn  {fat.)  [Rom. 

Vatican,  Vat-i-kan,  n.  de   palas  ov  de  pop  at 

Vaticanist,  Vat-i-kan-ist,  n,  an  adherent  tu  de 
Vatikan. 

Vaticide,  Vat-i-sjd,  n.  de  murder  er  murderer 
ov  a  prof  et  or  a  poet. 

Vaticinal,  Va-tis-i-nal,  a.  kontanii)  predikjonz; 
fortelig 

Vaticinate,  Va-tis-i-nat,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  profesj: 
tu  fortel. 

Vaticination,  Va-tis-i-na-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  prof- 
gsjiij:  predikjon;  profesi. 

Vaudenil,  Vod-vil,  n.  a  spejez  ov  Ijt  sotj,  ofn 
satirikal;  a  sog  sug  ab-st  de  strets;  a  balad;  a 
trivial  stran. 

Vault,  Velt,  n.  an  qrqt  rojf,  so  kontrjvd  dat  de 
stonz,  briks,  and  uder  materialz  ov  hwiq  it  iz 
konstriikted,  sustan  and  kep  eq  uder  in  dfir 
plasez;  a  kontinyqd  qrq;  a  selar;  a  kav;  a  kav- 
ern;  a  repozitori  fer  de  ded. 

Vault,  Volt,  v.  t.  tu  qrq;  tu  Jap  tu  a  volt;  tu 
kuver  wid  an  qrq. 

Vault,  Volt,  v.  i.  tu  lep;  tu  jump;  tu  pla  de 
tumbler  er  po'styqr-master. 

Vault,  Velt,  n.  a  lep;  a  jump;  a  skip;  a  b'snd. 

Vaulted,  Velt-ed,  a.  qrqt;  konkav.  [bier. 

Vaulter,  Velt-er,  n.  a  leper;  a  jumper;  a  tum- 

Vaulting,  V61t-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  jumpip  er  lepiij. 

Vaunt,  Vent,  er  Vqnt,  v.  t.  tu  host;  tu  displu 
wid  ostentajon. 


Vaunt,  Vent,  v.  i.  tu  pla  de  bragart;  tu  tok  wid 

ostentajon;  fcu  mak  van  Jo;  tu  bost;  tu  glori; 

tu  brag. 
Vaunt,  Vent,  n.  brag;  bost;  van  ostentajon. 
Vaunt-courier,  Vqn-kob-rer,  n.  a  prekdrsor.    Ss 

(  Vancrmri'er.y 
Vaunter,  Vent-er,  n.  a  boster:  a  bragart. 
Vauntful,  Vont-ful,  a.  bostful;  ostentajus. 
Vauntingly,  Vont-ig-li,  ad.  in  a  ventig  maner; 

bostfuli. 
Vauntmure,  Vent-mqr,  n.  [Fr.]  {EM.}  a  frunt 

er  fols  wol;  a  wurk  razd  befor  de  man  wol; — ritn 

elso  {vanmtire,  rairnure,  and  vaumvre.} 
Vauquelinite,  Vok-lin-jt,  n.  {3Iin.}  a  dqrk  gren 

er  blakij  mineral. 
Vavasor,  Vav-a-sor,    j  n.  wun  hco,  himself  hold- 
Vavassor,  Vav-as-or,  i      ig  ov  a  sixperior  lerd, 

haz  uderz  holdig  under  him;  an  anjent  digniti, 

nekst  held)  a  baron. 
Veader,  Ved-er,  w.  de  13t  munt  ov  de  Jij,iJ  ekle- 

ziastikal  yer;  de  embolismik  munt. 
Veal,  Vel,  n.  de  flej  ov  a  kqf  kild  for  de  tabl. 
Veal-cutlet,  Vel-kut-let,  n.   a  stak  er  sljs  ov 

vel  brerld  or  tu  be  brerld. 
Veal-pie,  Vel-pj,  n.  a  pj  mad  ov  vel. 
Vector,  Vek-tor,  n.  {Asiron.y  a  strat  Ijn  konsevd 

tu  be  dren  from  de  senter  ov  a  planet  tu  de 

senter  ov  de  sun; — kold  elso  {radius  redo)'.} 
Veda,  Ve-da,  er  Ve-dq,  n.   de  nam  bj  hwiq  de 

Ilinddbz  designat  de   bodi  ov  de   skriptyi],rz  er 

sakred  rjtigz; — sumtjmz  kold  {vedam    and  he- 
dam.)    <li\r  qr  for  vedaz,  namli,  {Rig,  Yajust, 

Saman,  and  Atharvan.) 
Vedanta,  Ve-dqn-ta,  n.  a  sekt  amug  de  Hind6z, 

hdjz  teori  ov  filosofi  iz  profesedli  funded  on  ds 

Vedaz. 
Vedette,  Ve-det,  n.  a  sentinel  on  hersbak,  dc- 

t.'iqt  tu  rekonffter  de  enemi. 
Veer,  Ver,  v.  i.  tu  qanj  direkjon;  tu  turn  asjd  er 

ab-st. 
Veer,  Ver,  v.  t.  tu  turn;  tu  qanj. — {JVai/t.}  tu 

giv  a  Jip  mor  skop  ov  kabl:  tu  let  eni  tig  drop 

astern  bj  a  rop;  tu  wqr.     Se  (  Wear.} 
Veerable,  Ver-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  qanj  er  be  qanjd. 
Veering,  Ver-ig,  71.  de  akt  ov  turnig  er  qanjig. 
Veering,  Ver-ig,  2'p-  a.  tarnig  ab'st;  turnig  asjd; 

letig  "St. 
Vegetable,  Vej-e-ta-bl,  n.  an  erganjzd  bodi  des- 

titqt  ov  sensajon;  eni  tig  dat  haz  vejetabl  Ijf, 

az  a  tre  er  plant;  a  plant; — a  plant  er  ra>t  kiil- 

tivated  for  de  tabl. 
Vegetable,  Vej  e-ta-M,  a.  belogig  tu  a  plant  er 

tu  vejstajon;  havig  de  natyqr  ov  plants. 
Vegetal,  Vej-e-tal,*  a.  havig  p'ser  tu  kez  grot. 
Vegetate,  Vej-e-tat,  v.  i.  tu  gro  az  a  vejetabl 

er  a  plant;  tu  Jcot  st;  tu  sprist;  tu  gro  wid'st 

sensajon. 
Vegetation,  Vej-e-ta-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  vejetatig; 

grot  ov  plants; — plants  kolektivli. 
Vegetative.  Vej-e-ta-tiv,  a.  groig  er  kezig  tu 

gro,  az  plants. 
Vegetativeness,  Vej-e-ta-tiv-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 

ov  prodi|sig  grot. 
Vegete,  Ve-jet,*  a.  vigorus;  aktiv;  sprjtli. 
Vegetive,  Vej-e-tiv,  a.  vejetabl;  vejetativ. 
Vegetive,  Vej-e-tiv,*  n.  a  vejetabl. 
Vegeto-animal,  Vej-e-to-an-i-mal,  a.  partakig 

ov  de  natyi^r  bot  ov  a  vejetabl  and  an  animal. 
Vegetous,  Vej-e-tus,*  a.  Ijvli;  vejet. 
Vehemence,  Ve-he-mens,  71.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

vt'hement;    vjolens;   impetyi|,ositi;    fors;   qrdor; 

mental  vjolens;  fervor. 
Vehemency,  Ve-he-men-si,  w.  sam  az  vchsrmns. 
Vehement,  Ve-he-ment,  a.   vjolent;  forsibl;  qr- 

dcnt;  eger;   fervent;   impetyq,us;  pajonat;  hed- 

strog;  urjent. 


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VEN 


VinEiiEN'TLy,  Vi'hr-mont-li,  ad.  qrilt-nlli;  rgcr- 
h;  furxibli:  urji-iitli. 

Vehicle,  V^-hi-kl,  n.  (tat  \n  hwi(j  t-ni  tig  iz  kar- 
id;  dat  h\  inrnc  uv  hwiij  ciii  tiy  iz  kuiiviid:  a 
karij:  o  sufxfirt;  konVHan.'*.  (I  wagun  iz  n  rrhikl 
ov  kiiiiVHaii4  fiirgudz:  a  buk  <ir  iiriZ|>n[K.T  iz  a 
rrhikf  ov  infurmiijDn,  erl  iz  n  irhikl  ov  kulor  fir 
<lr  [Miiitor,  a  ("irlikyiiiur  luoiiiiroium  iz  a  rrlukl 
for  rte  riolnjoii  ov  a  s.ilt  or  a  gum. 

Vbhicled,  Ve-hi-kld,  a.  furni/t  wi(t  a  vehikl. 

Vehicular,  \'E-hik-yii,-lir,  a.  brlooig  tu  a  ve- 
hikl; f'lrinio  a  vthikl;  vrhikyiiiari. 

Vkhicllaey,  VE-hlk-yn-Ia-ri,  a.  relatio  tu  a 
vehikl;  vrliikynlnr. 

Vxilllic,  V'i'-iuik,  a.  apljd  tu  kriminal  VarU  ov 
justis  0!<tablijt  in  Jormani  di^rio  At  midl  njcz. 

Vkil,  V^uI,  n.  a  tin  kuvcr  lot  d'su  over  At  fas;  a 
kurten:  a  mask;— a  bljnd;  a  kuvcr;  a  disgjz. 

Veil,  Vnl,  r.  t.  tu  kuvur  wid  a  vnl;  tu  kuvcr; 
tu  invo?<t;  tu  h[d;  tu  konjfi;  tu  disjjjz. 

Veilless,  Viil-les,  a.  do-Htitt^t  ov  a  vnl. 

Vein,  Van,  n.  an  Ela:<tik  tt^b,  in  animal  bo<liz, 
hwif)  rrsfvz  de  blud  from  At  ck-stn'm  qrtcri/,, 
and  rrtiirnz  it  tu  de  hqrt;— in  iilanL-i,  a  tqb  or 
pasnj  for  At  sap;--in  mincralijji,  a  knik  or  fiji^r 
fild  wid  jumtiy  ov  a  di^tigkt  kjiid,  nz  a  mctalik 
or  in  a  rok;  a  ntrek  or  wnv,  az  in  !nqrbl;--ton- 
dcn'i  or  turn  ov  At  mind  or  jr ii^-us;  yninur;  tcm- 
wr;  kurpnt;  kontinynil  produkjon;  strun;  kwol- 
iti. 

Veijc,  Van,  v.  t.  tu  form  or  mqrk  wid  ranz. 

Veival,  VAn-al,  n.  relntig  tu  At  vnnz. 

VriNKD,  Vnnd,  .1.  havin  vnnz;  strrki-d. 

Vkinlksh,  Vnn-le,-',  a.  dcstitqt  ov  vnnz. 

Veiny,  Vnn-i,  a.  ful  or  vnnz;  .ftrrkod;  vand. 

Velella,  Ve-li^l-a,  n.  {Zxi/.y  a  jenus  ov  asofa- 
lii-«  ;iiiifnalz,  dat  qr  wafted  on  de  woter. 

Velikkrous,  Vr-lif-cr-us,*  a.  kariij)  salz. 

Velitation,  Vcl-i-tn-Jon,*  n.  a  .skormij;  a  Ijt 
knntost. 

Vklleitv.  VoI-£-i-ti,  n.  de  skulii'tik  torm  yq,zd 
tu  .•<i;;nif|  At  lucst  dtgri  ov  drzjr. 

Vellicate,  V6l-i-kat,  r.  t.  tu  twiq;  tu  pluk;  tu 
nkt  bj  stimyqlujon.  [Injon. 

Vellication,  Vel-i-kii-Jon,  n.  a  twiqio;  stimyti- 

Vellox,  V<,>l-6n,  n.  [So.]  a  kjnd  ov  muni  in  yns 
in  mi-ni  pqrtJ  ov  Sjian. 

Vellum,  Vel-um,  n.  a  fjn  kjnd  ov  pqr(;ment  mad 
ov  kqf'ikin,  or  .jumtimz  ov  lain-ikin. 

Velll'MY,  V'dl-um-i,  a.  relatig  tu,  or  Ijk,  volum. 

Vblocipede,  Ve-l^^-i-prd,  n.  a  majen  ov  luku- 
mojon,  or  a  vphikl  mcDvd  bj  At  impuis  givn  tu 
it  bj  At  rjdorz  fct  ag(5n.«t  At  gr-snd;  -invented  at  i 
Maiihjm,  .lonnani,  in  1H17,  bj  (M.  Urai?.) 

Velocity,  Vc-lA.i-i-ti,  n.  At  mejqr  ov  swiftnes 
wid  hwi(j  a  bodi  mit>vz;  mpiditi;  selcriti:  fletncs; 
»pfd:  .•"wiftnos.  [ 

Vklvet,  V«*l-vot,  fi.  a  riq  kjnd  ov  ailk  stuf,  wid 
a  klci><,  soft,  fjn  Jag,  or  nap;  olso  a  spejcz  ov  I 
koln  "tuf;  volvoten.  [dcliknt. 

Velvet,  Vt<l-vet,  a.  mnd  ov  velvet;  vclvcti;  soft:' 

Velvft.  V(*l-vct,  r.  i.  tu  pnnt  velvet. 

Velveted,  V61-vct-ed,  a.  iMirtakig  ov  de  natyriri 
ov  velvet.  I 

Velvkths,  V«l-vet-£n,  n.  a  kjnd  or  kotn  stuf 
fund  in  imitnjiin  ov  velvet;  a  sort  ov  fustyan. 

Velvet  RixvER,  Vel-vct-run-er,  n.  a  bord  havig  ' 
blak  and  •mitid  federi.  1 

VKLVfrrT,  V6l-vet-i,  a.  rrx^mblio  velvet;  soft  and 
dcliknt. 

Veval,  Vr-nal,  a.  dat  ma  be  purr.nst  or  hot,  yqid 
in  a  bad  jrns;— m\'r<ennri;  njrln);  ban;— relntig 
tu  or  kontiind  in  At  vnnz;  vand;  rcnu^. 

Vex  A  LIT  v,  Vr-n.il-i-ti,  n.  At  .'tnt  or  kwoliti  ov 
brij)  vrn!»l;  m<'r-cnarine->;  pro«titqJnn. 

Vksary,  V6n-a-ri,»  «.  relatig  tu  huutig. 


Vevatic,  Vf-nat-ik,  >  .  •    i    •  .• 

Vexatical,  Ve-nat-i-kal,  {  *•  ^"^^^  '"  ^"°^'0- 
Vexation,  Ve-nii-Jon,*  n.  de  akt  uv  huntin. 
Vexatorial,  VoD-a-t<j-ri-al,  «.  relatig  tubuot- 

iy;  venatik. 
Vexi),  Vend,  V.  t.  tu  sol;  tu  ofur  for  tal. 
Vendee,  Wea-di,  n.  {Lato)  wun  tu  ha»m  on!  tig 

iz  Kuld. 

Vexder,  V<^nd-cr,  n.  a  sclcr.     Se  {Fend'/r.} 
Vendiuility,  Vend-i-bil-i-tl,  n.  Ac  atiit  ov  bein 

vendibl.  [m/irketAbl. 

Vendible,  V<5nJ-i-bI,  a.  dat  ma  be  nuld;  saUbl; 
Vendible,  V<Snd-i-bl,  n.  eni  tig  ofenl  for  ml. 
Vendiblexes8,  Vdnd-i-bl-nc*,  n.  de  ^tat  ov  bcin 

-niabl. 
Vexdibly,  V^nd-i-bli,  ad.  in  a  salabl  maner. 
Venditation.  Ven-di-tA-Jon,»  n.  b^nful  displd. 
Vendition,  Ven-diJ-on,  n.  sal;  At  akt  ov  selin. 
Vendor,  V(^nd-or,  n.  {Lau)  wun  hcii  selz  eni  tig; 

yqzd  wid  rcfcrens  tu  rtndr,  or  pdrtja^u-r. 
Vexdue,  Vi-n-dq,  n.  a  publik  ok/on. 
Vexdue-m aster,  Ven-dq-inds-tor,  n.  an  okjon^r. 
Venker,  Ve-ner,  r.  t.  tu  kuvcr  or  inln,  az  kumun 

wud  wid  tin  pescz  ov  mur  valyqabl  wud. 
Vexeer,  Ve-n£r,  n.  a  tin  pes  or  sljs  ov  wud  for 

vrnrriy. 
Veneeeixo,  Ve-n^r-ig,  n.  de  qrt  or  akt  ov  kuv- 

eri|)  or  inlnig  wid  wud  diforent  from  dat  ov  de 

gr-xnd-wurk. 
Venefical,  Ve-n^f-i-kal,  a.   adiktcd  tu  Mrscri 

or  jxTznig;  venefijal.  [nefikal, 

Vexeficial,  Ven-E-fiJ-al,  a.  aktig  bj   p»Tzn;  ve- 
Veneficiocs,  Ven-E-fiJ-us,  ,1.    fKTznu-':  bEwi(jig. 
Venekiciously,  Ven-E-fiJ-us-li,  lul.  bj  ihtzo. 
Venemous,  Ven-c-mus,*  a.  venomus.    be  (  I'im- 

oiwnts.)  [wid  jxTzn. 

Vexenate,  V(5n-e-nat,  t.  t.  tu  pffzn:    tu  infekt 
Venenate,  Ven-e-nat,  A.  infdkted  wid  ]xrzn. 
t'EXENATiON,  Vcn-e-nd-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  porznig: 

jKTzn. 
Vexerability,  Vcn-cr-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  v^ncrablnes. 
Venerable,  Vdn-er-a-bl,  a.   dat  iz  tu  be  vdner- 

ntod;  wurdi  ov  venerajon  or  revcrens;  revorend. 
Vexerablexe-SS,  V^n-er-a-bl-nos,  n.    At  kwoliti 

ov  brig  venombl. 
Vexerably,  Vdn-cr-a-bli,   ad.    in   a  maner  dat 

ek-'jt-s  reverent. 
Venerate,  Ven-er-at,  r.  t.  tu  rovercns;  tu  tret 

wid  vencra/on;  tu  rtgi^rd  wid  venerajon  or  o; 

tu  rrv^r;  tu  adi5r. 
Veneration,  Ven-cr-A-Jon,  n.  At  akt  ov  v^ncr- 

ntig:  At  stat  ov  beig  venerated;   reverens;  oful 

rrsjickt.  [rdveren.<cr. 

Venerator,  V(5n-er-a-tor,  n.   wan  ba>  venerats; 
Venereal,  Ve-n£-re-al,  a.  rslatig  tu   Vrnu*; — 

wid  uld  kemists  konsistig  ov  koper;— arjzig  from 

."('k^yqal  interkor!<;  libidinus.  [vrnereal. 

Venereols.  Ve-n£-re-us,    a.    libidinus;  lustful; 
Venerol'8.  Ven-er-us,  a.  venfreus;  venfrral. 
Venery,  Vt'n-E-ri,  «.  de  ."port  ov  huniig;— s<Jks- 

yqal  komors. 
Venesection,  Ven-e-s^k-Jon,  n.   blud-letig;  flr- 

b6tami. 
Venetian,  Vr-n£-Jan,  n.  a  nnfiv  ov  Venis. 
Vexetiax,  Vf-n<-Jan,  a.  relatig  tu  Venis;— nol- 

iga  !<kii)l  in   nantig,  distiggwijt  for  kul'rig.— 

Vrnrfan  hijna,    a   windo  bljnd  mnd  ov  ladz. — 

Vrnrf.in  di^r,  a  dor  Ijted  bj  i>anz  ov  gl.i^>,  on  r<] 

sjd.--  Vrnrfan  windo,  a    winiiu)    in   trc    separnt 

a]tertqn:,  de  tst  ^jd  wunz  brig  naro. 
Vkxew,  V«4n-iv.  »r  Ve-nq,.  j  n.  a  b»t;  a   turn  at 
Vexky,  V^n-i,  or  \i-ni,      !      fcwig;  a  trust;  a 

hit. 
Venoeaxce,  V«*n-jan9,  n.  punijmcnt;  penal  relH- 

bqjon:   nvi*njment.—  Wid  a  ctnjans.  wid  vjo- 

loDii;  tiiroli. 


VEN 


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VER 


Vengeful,  Venj-ful,  a.  vindiktiT;  rEvenjful. 

Venial,  Vg-ni-al,  a.  dat  ma  be  forgivn  er  eks- 
ki'izJ;  pV'lnnbl;  ek?kn,zabl;  permited;  al-sd. — 
Vinial  sin,  (  Catfydic  tlieol.)  a  sin  hwiq  wtknz 
sagktif  jip  gras,  but  duz  not  tak  it  awa;  a  sin  not 
mertal.'  [venial. 

Veniality,  Vg-ni-al-i-ti,  n.    ds  kwoliti  ov  beig 

Venially,  Ve-ni-al-i,  ajd.  in  a  venial  maner. 

Vexialxess,  Ye-ni-al-nes,  w.  de  statov  beig  eks- 
ki|zabl  er  venial. 

Vexiee  facias,  Ve-ni-re  fa-Je-as,  {Law)  a  rit 
fer  sumonii)  a  jq,ri  tu  trj  de  kez  liwq,r  tO)  pqrtiz 
pled  and  kum  tu  ijq,. 

Veniso.v,  Ven-i-zn,  n.  de  flej  ov  bests  ov  gam; 
partikyq^larli  ov  de  der.  [so,  j  kogkerd. 

Vexi,  viDi,  vici,  Ve-ni,  vi-dj,  vj-sj,  [L.]  j  kam,  j 

Venom,  Ven-om,  n.  pffzn:  perznus  mater; — spit; 
mali:*; — maligniti;  biter  hatred. 

Venom,  Ven-om,  v.  t.  tu  pffzn;  tu  envenom. 

Venom-mouthed,  Ven-om-mudd,  a.  apt  tu  bjt. 

Venomous,  Ven-om-us,  a.  perznus;  malignant; 
misqivus.  [nantli. 

Venomously,  Ven-om-us-li,  a,i.  p^znusli;  malig- 

Venomousxess,  Ven-om-us-nes,  n.  peznusnes; 
maligniti.  [in  de  vanz. 

Venous,  Ve-nus,  a.  relatig  tu  de  vanz;  kontand 

Vent,  Vent,  n.  a  smel  apertqr  at  hwig  de  7\x  es- 
kaps,  er  at  hwiq  eni  tig  iz  let  ut;  a  hcDl;  a  spira- 
kl; — pasaj  ist  ov  sekresi  tu  pnblik  notis; — pub- 
lisiti; — de  akt  ov  opnig;  emijon;  pasaj;  disqqrj; 
menz  ov  disqi^rj; — sal. 

Vent,  Vent,  v.  t.  tu  let  lit;  tu  giv  a  vent  er  op- 
nig  tu;  tu  emit;  tu  uter;  tu  publij; — tu  sel; 
tu  let  go  tu  sal;  tu  vend. 

Venta,  Ven-ta,  n.  \Sp?\  a  men  in  er  tavern. 

Ventail,  Ven-tal,  n.  dat  pqrt  ov  de  helmet  mad 
tu  lift  up;  de  vizor  er  bredig  pqrt  ov  a  helmet. 

Ventanna,  Ven-tan-a,  n.  [.^.]   a  windo. 

Ventee,  Ven-ter,  n.  [i.]  eni  kaviti  ov  de  bodi, 
az  de  bed,  brest,  and  espejali  de  abdomen;  de 
beli; — w(t)m;  mader. — iJEnt^  &z  Icier  pqrt  ov  de 
abdomen. 

Ventee,  Vent-er,  n.  wun  ho)  vents  er  piiblijez. 

Vent-hole,  Vent-hol,  n.  a  smel  apertx^r  tu  let 
■St  de  qr.  [er  qr. 

Ventiduct,  Vent-i-dukt,  n.  a.  pasaj  fer  de  wind 

Ventilate,  Ven-ti-lat,  v.  t.  tu  fan,  refrej,  er 
pqrifj  wid  vrind;  tu  wino;  tu  fan;  *tu  egzamin. 

Ventilation,  Ven-til-a-Jon,  «,.  de  akt  ov  ven- 
tilatig;  de  stat  ov  beig  ventilated;  refrijerajon; 
• — '•■egzaminajon. 

Ventilator,  Ven-ti-la-tcr,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq 
veutilats;  a  ventilatig  majen,  mad  tu  turn  wid 
de  wind,  and  plast  in  a  wel,  rcbf,  er  windo. 

Ventose,  Ven-tos,  a.  windij  flatyqlent. 

Ventose,  Ven-tos,*  n.  a  kupig-glas. 

Ventosity,  Ven-tos-i-ti,*  n.  windines. 

Vent-peg,  Vent-peg,  n.  a  peg  tu  stop  a  vent-hol. 

Ventral,  Ven-tral,  a.  belogig  tu  de  venter  er 
beli. 

Ventricle,  Ven-tri-kl,  n.  a  smel  kaviti  in  an 
animal  bodi,  az  in  de  hqrt  er  bran. 

Venteicose,  Ven-tri-kos,  a.  big-belid;  inflated- 
distended,  [trikos! 

Ventricous,  Ven-tri-kus,  a.  inflated;  belid;  ven- 

Venteiculae,  Ven-trik-yq,-lar,  a.  relatig  tu  de 
vcntriklz:  Ijk  a  ventrikl.  [zoofjt. 

Venteiculite,  Ven-trik-yq-ljt,   n.   a   spejez  ov 

Venteiculous,  Ven-trik-yq-lus,  a.  somhwot  dis- 
tended, [okwi. 

Vknteilocution,  Ven-tril-o-ki^-Jon,  n.  ventril- 

Ventriloquial,  Vcn-tri-16-kwi-al,  a.  relatiy  tu 
ventiilokwizm;  venlrilokwus. 

Ventriloquism,  Ven-tril-o-kwiz-m,  n.  de  akt  er 
qrt  ov  spekig  inwardli,  so  dat  de  S'snd  semz  tu 
iJq,  from  de  beli;  er  de  qrt  ov  makig  de  vers  aper 


from  varius  pffnts  er  distansez,  and  not  from  de 
aktyq,al  speker. 

Ventriloquist,  Ven-tril-o-kwist,  n.  wun  hco 
praktisez  ventrilokwizm;  wun  hooz  vffs  aperz  tu 
kum  from  hiz  beli.  [ventrilokwizm. 

Ventriloquize,  Ven-tril-o-kwjz,  v.  i.  tu  praktis 

Venteiloquous,  Ven-tril-o-kwus,  a.  relatig  tu 
ventrilokwizm.  [ohwizm. 

Ventriloquy,  Ven-tril-o-kwi,  n.  sam  az  ventril- 

Venture,  Vent-yqr,  n.  an  undertakig  ov  hazard 
and  danjer;  a  hazard;  risk;  qans; — de  tig  put 
tu  hazard;  a  sta. — At  a  Tentynr,  at  hazard; 
wid'jt  konsiderajon. 

Venture,  Vent-j^),r,  t'.  i.  tu  dqr;  tu  run  a  haz- 
ard; tu  adventyqr. 

Venture,  Vent-yqr,  v.  t.  tu  eksp6z  tu  hazard; 
tu  put  er  send  on  a  ventyqr;  tu  risk. 

Venturer,  Vent-yq-rer,  n.  wun  hcD  ventyqrz; 
an  adventyqrer.  [yqrus. 

Venturesome,  Vent-yqr-sum,   a.   bold;  advent- 

Venturesomely,  Vent-yq,r-sum-li,  ad.  in  a  bold 
er  dqrig  maner. 

Vexturesomeness,  Vent-yqr-sum-nes,  n.  de 
kwoliti  ov  beig  ventyqrsum.  [hazard. 

Venturing,  Veat-yi|r-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  putig  tu 

Venturous,  Vent-yq-rus,  a.  dqrig;  bold;  ferles; 
redi  tu  run  hazardz;  adventyqrus.         [ii;  bold. 

Venturously,  Vent-yi|-rus-li,a(£.  dqrigli;  ferles- 

Venturousness,  Vent-yq-rus-nes,  n.  boldnes; 
adventyqrusnes. 

Venue,  Ven-yq,  n.  {Law}  a  naborhud  er  visin- 
iti;  de  plas  hwens  a  jqri  tu  trj  an  akjon  iz  tu 
be  dren;  er  de  k'snti  in  hwiq  de  akJon  iz  tu  be 
trjd;- — a  trust  or  hit.     Se  (  Veiiey.) 

Venus,  Ve-nus,  n.  [Z.]  {Mi/thol.}  de  godes  ov 
luT. — {Astron.}  a  planet,  de  sekond  in  erder  ov 
distans  from  de  sun,  and  de  most  brilyant  ov  el 
de  planets. — {Old  Cluem!)  koper.  [plant. 

Venus's-basin,  Ve-nus-ez-ba-sn,  v..  de  nam  ov  a 

Venus's-comb,  Ve-nus-ez-kom,  n.  de  Jeperdz 
nedl,  [ov  sensitiv  plant. 

Vexus's-flyteap,  Vg-nus-ez-flj-trap,  n.  a  kjnd 

Venus's-hair,  Ve-nus-ez-hqr,  n.  de  nam  ov  a 
a  plant. 

Venus's-looking-glass,  Ve-mis-ez-ltik-ig-glas, 
n.  a  spejez  ov  kompanyqla. 

Venus's-navelwort,  Ve-nu3-ez-na-vl-wurt,  n. 
flaks-levd  h'sndz  tug. 

Veracious,  Ve-ra-Jus,  a.  pozest  ov  verasiti;  ob- 
zervant  ov  trmt;  onest;  trffi. 

Veracity,  Ve-ras-i-ti,  n.  habityipl  obzervans  ov 
troot;  moral  troat;  integriti.— -In  strikt  proprjetl, 
tsrasiti  iz  aplikabl  onli  tu  personz,  and  signifjz 
not  fizikal,  but  moral  troit. 

Veranda,  Ve-ran-da,  71.  [an  Oriental  wurd;]  an 
opn  portiko;  an  ernamental  penth'ss  over  a 
windo  er  dor. 

Verateia,  Ve-ra-tri-a,  7h.  {Chem.}  a  vejetabl 
alkalj  diskuverd  in  hwjt  helebor  and  sum  uder 
plants;  veratrin. 

Verateine,  Ve-ra-trin,  n.  {Ohem.}  a  vejetabl 
alkalj,  ov  a  perznus  natynr,  ekstrakted  from  de 
roots  ov  {veratr-um  album,)  er  hwjt  helebor,  and 
sum  uder  plants;  keld  else  {veratria.) 

Veeatrum,  Ve-ra-trum,  n.  [L.]  {Bot.}  helebor;  a 
jenus  ov  plants. 

Verb,  Verb,  n.  [*a  wurd.] — {Gram.}  a  pqrt  or 
speg  hwiq  signifjz  tu  be,  tu  d(X>,  er  tu  sufer;  er 
it  iza  wurd  bj  menz  ov  hwiq  sum  akJon  er  stat 
iz  atribynted  tu  sum  ajent  er  subjekt;  az,  j  am, 
he  redz,  Je  iz  advifrd. — An  aktiv,  er  transitiv, 
rerh  ekspresez  an  akJon  pasig  from  an  ajent  er 
aktor  tu  an  objckt  akted  upon:  az.  He  luvz 
Penelope. — C[  pasiv  rerh  ekspresez  a  pajon  er 
suferig,  dat  iz,  de  resevig  ov  an  akJon;  and  it 
impljz  an  objekt  akted  upon,  and  an  ajent  bj 


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Lh  . ,    1     i«  ukU'J  ui/>n;   ai,   Prn^lope  is  lurd  bj 
him. -U   n^Ur,  or   intra/nritir,    rtrrb   oksprteei 
nt (iff  ukjon  nor  suf<rio.  but  brip,  nr  a  otnt  <;r 
btin;   i»«,  j  *"».   i  "'•     '^i^,f  ii  u  K 
rrrh:  liwiij  implj  akj^m  wid^t  an 

ujxjn;  ax,  J  run,  hf  w>k«.—'det  qr  b,    ^„.  „ 

arianx,  stjIJ  akticinlrnntitic  v^rbx,  in  duU||k- 
Jon  frum  aktic-trmifitic  v^rbx. 

U  r^ji/nlar  terh  iz  wun  hwiq  formz  iU  imp^r- 
fekt  or  loist  toiii  au'l  |x;rf»;kt  or  fxjat  |«'irti9iijl  bj 
a«lig  rf  or  ed  tu  dt  pren-nt;  az,  lur,  i.  A  p.  lurd. 
— An  irAijyx^liir  rerh  iz  wun  dat  duz  not  Juriu  its 
Imp^rfokt  or  past  tens  and  {wrfvkt  or  jMst  j>qr- 
tiaipl  bj  de  uaijon  ov  d  ot  ai  lu  dc  prc-zcnt;  ac, 
tptK,  i.  tpub,  p.  t[Hjkn. 

OijsUynri  rerb:,  kold  olso  htlpig  rerbz,  qr  duz 
bJ  menz  ov  hwic;  loii''/  vyrbz  qr  prinsipali  k6n- 
jqgateJ.  Ila  qr  dai,  hr,  hac,  fal,  tcil,  ma,  kan, 
liuJ  tnugt,  wid  d.-^r  varinjunz. 

(I  dr/ektic  rrrh  iz  wun  hwiq  iz  yqzd  ia  onli  a 
pqrt  ov  de  mitxlz  and  tcnscz;  az,  kuut. 
EBBAL,  Vor-bal,  a.  drliverd  iu  wurdz;  konslstig 
in  uicr  wurdz;  spukn,  nut  ritn;  ural;  utcrd  bi 
mut;  niinqtli  ejjiakt  in  wurdz;  literal;  haviu 
wurd  an-terio  tu  wurd;— dcrjvd  from  a  v^rb;  az, 
a  rt-rhal  mn.  [a  v^rb. 

EKBAL,  Vyr-bal,  n.  {Gram.)  a  nsn  derjvd  from 
LUBALisT,  Vvr-bal-ist,  n.  wun  biD  delz  or  iz 
skM  in  wurdz.  [verbal. 

ERBALITV,  V9r-b.-»l-i-ti,*  n.  At  kwoliti  ov  btig 
KHBALiZATiOX,  V?r-bal-i-za-Jon,  ri.  At  akt  ov 
viTbuliiio. 

KUBALIZK,  V\»r-bal-iz,  r.  t.  tu  turn  intu  a  v^rb. 
ERBALLV,  \\ir-bal-i,  ad.  in  wurdz;  urali;  wurd 
fir  wurd.  ["i^tig  ov,  wurdz. 

EKBARiA.N,  Vcr-bd-ri-ao,  a.  rtiatig  tu,  or  kon- 
ERBATiu,  Ver-bii-iim,  ad.  [L.]  wurd  for  wurd. 
KKBC.VA,  Ver-be-na,  n.  [L.]  {Bot.}  a.  jtnm  ov 
plant;  v^rvnn. 

URBKBATE,  V^'r-ber-st,*  c.  t.  tu  bet;  tu  strik. 
KRBERATiox,     V^r-ber-B-JoD,    n.    inflikjon  ov 
bk.z. 

ERBiAGE,  Vyr-bi-aj,  n.  a  profqjon  ov  wurdz 
wit  litl  sens;  vcrbositi;  cmti  or  sqix.-rfliius  ritifl 
or  di^kurs. 

£RB08E,  Ver-bus,  a.  abtindig  in  wurdz;  wurdi; 
prulik.-";  tcdyus  bj  yqzij)  meni  wurdz. 
KiuiosELY,  Ver-biis-li,  ad.  in  a  verbus  manor. 
KKiiosiTT,    Ver-bos-i-ti,  n.    Ae  kwiliti  ov   bcig 
virh^^:  egzubor.ins  ov  wurdz;  prujiikiiti. 
CKDAS'cy,    \  or-<lau-8i,  n.  grennesi. 
liBDA.VT,  Vijr-dant,  a.  grcn;  frej:  ov  At  kulor  ov 
grus;  fldrijio. 

ERD-AXTiQL'K,  Vijrd-an-l*k,  n.  [Fr.]  At  grcn 
inkrujtujou  f'snd  on  At  surfas  ov  onjent  kci|>cr 
and  brvi<  kernz.— (J//n.)  a  bqtiful,  miitld  gren 
mqrbl,  an  li^frrgnt  ov  mqrbl  and  scrponljn. 
ERDERER,  Vvr-der-cr,  «.  {Kmj.  )air)  an  ofiser 
in  dr  kiyz  forest.  Sumtimx  ritn  (  I'erdercr.) 
ERDiCT,  V^r-dikt,  n.  {Laic)  At  drtfrmina/on 
or  an-'cr  ov  a  jqri  givn  or  dckl4rd  tu  a  kurt  in 
relnjon  tu  a  koz  on  trjal:  doklarajon;  de.-<i3on: 
jujment. 

ERDioRis,  V«Jr-digrfs,  n.  At  bit;  gren  rust  ov 
k<>\».'T  or  bras;  a  pigment  hwi^  iz  an  n&etnt  ov 
k<ipr. 

■RiiiTER,  Vvr-di-tcr,  n.  {C'hfm.)  a  hjdmted  p^r- 
k'lrbonat  ov  ko(>er,  a  bit;  pigiu'^nf,  jenerali  prc- 
pi^rd  >i(  dckom)>uzi{)  a  sulijuu   ov  a   njlmt  ov 
k^jicr  bj  dr  ndijun  ov  qok. 
ERDiTi'RE.  V.-r-di-tqr,  n.  St  {I'enliUr.) 
erdi;rk,   V^rU-yqr,   n.   grrn;  de  grrn  kulor  or 
fr"/iu-!<  ov  gras  and  uder  vcjelajon. 
ERi'iKtu,  Vi;rd-yqrd,  a.  kuvord  wid  v^rdjrqr. 
KRKi  ROfs,  V.-rdynr-us,  a.  abfodio  iu  vvrdyt^r; 
grtn;  kuvord  wid  grtn. 


Verktilli'M,    Ver-e-til-um,   a.   [L.]  pi.   Ver-r- 
til-a;  a  sort  ov  polipuj. 

VcnnAi.nn,  Vrr  ^'i  !f.,  n.  a    kjad  or  p%r.     Rita 

ri  f.»rm  ov  a  rod, 

-  -  .     ^c  mai  ov  a  den; 

— de  bngk;  de  ej;  dc  utmost  border,  brim;  n»qr- 
jin:  rim:— df  «pind1   ov    Ar  h^Un*  in  i    wyj. — 

U.  '  ■  ,  4      .  ■      •     ji  OT 

I  'i». 

'(.•_  '/  va- 

ajil  I'l  i<.rj,  uuii  \ii.  sMwr  lLjX'..i  lu  vU  i.>.-i  ov  dc 

manor  bw^l  boldig  io  biz  hand  a  verj  or  rod. 
V'eroe,  Veri,  r.  I.  tu  aprdx;;  tu  inkljn;  tu  tend. 
Verger,     ><frj-er,  n.    wun  ho)  vi/rjcz;     wun   hdk 

kiiriz  a  denz  v^rj;  an  at^ndant  at  a  <;ur<j. 
Vekikical,  Ve-rid-i-kal,»  a.  telig  twjt. 
Verifiable,  V^r-i-fj-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  verifjd 

or  konfi'rmd. 
Verification,  Ver-i-fi-kA-Jon,  n.  deaktovver- 

iflig:  konfermo/on. 
Verifier,  Ver-i-fj-er,  n.  wun  h<i>  vcrifjz. 
Veriey.    V^r-i-fi,  r.  t.    tu   pnDv  tu  be  tnt>;  ta 

esLibli/;  tu  jujtiff  agen^t  qqrj  or  folshud;  ta 

konfvrm.  [d^d. 

Verilt,  V^r-i-li,  ad.  in  tni»t;  sertenli;  reali;  in- 
Vlrisimilar,    Ver-i-sSm-i-lar,  a.   aperig   tu   be 

truti;  probabl. 
Verisimilitude,   Ver-i-si-mll-i-tud,  n.   aperaiu 

ov  troit:  rezemblans  tu  tra>t;  probabiliti. 
Verihimility,    Vcr-i-si-mil-i-ti,*  n.    probabiliti; 

veri^imiliind.  [i<imilar. 

Ver:81Milou8,  Ver-i-sim-i-lus,»  a.  probabl:  vcr- 
Veritable,  V^r-i-ta-bl,  a.  tns;  agrrabl  tu  fakt. 
Veritably,    Vdr-i-ta-bli,    ad.    in  a  tns   mancr: 

reali;  trail i. 
Verity,  V^r-i-ti,  n.  tn»t;  akordans  wid  fakt  or 

rraliti;  realiti;  a  trcD  a-'iorjon;  moral  trdtt. 
Vebjlice,    V^'r-jq!<,  n.    ek-^pre^t  jq*  ov  unr|p  ar 

gren  grap'',  or  o'  unrjp  or  krab  ajilz. 
V£Rii>:8,    Vi-r-mtz,  n.  />!.  [/..]  {Zx/i.)  wurmz;  a 

klas  ov  invi^rtcbratcd  animalx,  kcimpreb^udig  ot 

At  anyqlar  or  rigd  spcjcz.  dat  hav  no  antenc, 

na  legs,  nu  \9i,  no  tnt>  blud,   and  no  distigkt 

hctl. 
Vermicelli,    V9r-mi-<;^l-i,   ur    V^r-mi-M^l-i,    n. 

[/(.]  a  i>a<t  ov  hwrt  fltsr,  dron  ^t  and  drjd  in 

sli-ndcr  silindcrz,  .•'uinhwut  Ijk  wurmz. 
Vermicular,  Ver-mik-yq-lar,  a.  formd  or  aktig 

Ijk  a  wurm;  havig  a  spjral  form  or  akjon;  ver- 

uiikyqhit. 
Vermiculate,  Vcr-mik-yn-lat,  r.  t.  tu  inla,  to 

az  tu  intimat  At  mujon  or  trak  ov  wurmz;  ta 

inlii.  [or  magots. 

Vermiculate.  Ver-mik-yn-lat,  a.  ful  ov  wurmi 
Vermiculation,    Ver-mik-yq-la-Jon,  n.    de  akt 

ov  viTinikynlntig. 
Vekmicule^  V.;r-mi-kql,  n.  a  litl  grub  or  wurm. 
Vermiculitk,    Ver-mik-yq-ljt,  n.   {ifin.)  a  sil- 

ijus  inini-ml  kompuzd  ov  mikajus-lukig  plats. 
Vermiculose,  Ver-uiik-yn-lus,  a.  ful  ov  wurmi: 

virmikvqlar. 
Vermiculous.  Vcr-mik-yq-Ius,  a.  ful  ov  grabs 

or  wurmz:  rriemblig  grubz;  vormikytilar. 
Vermiform.    Vyr-mi-fiirm,  a.  havig  de  form  or 

Jiip  ov  a  wurm. 
Vermifuge,    Vrr-mi-ftu'.   n.    {Mtd.)  a   mcdiain 

dat  ek-'it'lz  wurmz:  antclmintik. 
Vebmilios.   Ver-mil-yon.  n.    k"><;infl:  o  grub  nr 

insckt:-  r«.l  sulfurct  ov  invrkqri:  a  red  pigment; 

einabtir;  eui  bqtiful  reJ  kulor. 
Vermilion,  Vcr-mil-yon,  r.  /.  tu  dj  red. 
Vermin,  V^r-min,  n.    eni  nok/us  animalr-aplkl 

tu  kw6driDi>odx,  reptilx,  wurmx,  or  in»*kt»,  hwig 

qr  injqrius  tu  de  ktillivator;— a  hitman  bcig  in 

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Yekmixate,  Ver-mi-nat,  i\  i.  tu  bred  vermin. 

Vermin ATiON,  Yer-mi-na-Jon,  n.  jenerajon  ov 
vermin.  [vermin. 

Yerminlv,    Yer-min-li,*    a.    rElatiij   tu,   er  Ijk 

Vkrminols,  Yer-min-us,  a.  kezd  bj  er  bredii) 
wurmz. 

Yermifarous,  Yer-mip-a-rus,  a.  prodi^sii)  wurmz. 

Yermivorous,  Yer-miv-o-rus,  a.  fedig  on  wurmz. 

Yermonter,  Yer-mont-er,  ?i.  a  nativ  er  inhab- 
itant ov  \'erm6nt;  a  Yermontsz. 

Yermontese,  Yer-mont-ez,  n.  sing.  &  pi.  an  in- 
habitant or  de  inhabitants  ov  Yermont. 

Yernaculae,  Yer-nak-yn-lar,  a.  nativ;  ov  wunz 
on  kuutri:  az,  a  rerndki/iilar  laijgwaj. 

Yeenaculaeism,  Yer-nak-yn,-lar-iz-m,  n.  a.  ver- 
nakyi^lur  wurd  er  idiom. 

Yernacularly,  Yer-nak-7q,-lar4i,  ad.  in  d  ver- 
nakynlar  maner.  [ — skofig. 

Vernacclous,  Yer-nak-yq^-las,*  a.  vernakyn,lar; 

Yernal,  Vvr-nal,  a.  beloijig  tia  de  sprii);  ilurij- 
iij,  az  in  de  sprig;  blflomiij. 

A^ernakt,  Yer-nant,*  a.  vernal. 

Yernate,  Yer-nat,*  v.  i.  tu  gro  yug. 

Yeenatiox,  Yer-na-Jon,  n.  {Hot.}  foliajon;  de 
maner  in  hwiq  de  yug  levz  qr  aranjd  in  d^r  kf- 
bud. 

Vernier,  Yer-ner,  n.  a  kontrjvans  fGrme3ti,rig  in- 
terval betwen  de  divigonz  ov  gradyq^ated  skalz, 
er  s^rkq,lar  instroiments,  invented  bj  Peter  Yer- 
ner. 

Vernility,  Yer-nil-i-ti,*  n.  servil  karij;  de  sub- 
misiv,  fenig  behavyor  ov  a  slav. 

Veronica,  Ye-ron-i-ka,  n.  [It.  &  Sp.]  literali,  a 
tra>  imaj; — a  hagkerqif  on  hwiq  de  fas  ov  de 
Savyor  iz  reprezented. — {But.}  a  jenus  ov  plants; 
spedwel. 

Veerel,  Yer-el,  n.  a.  rig  at  de  end  ov  a  kan,  &s.; 
a  ferial. 

Verruca,  Yer-do-ka,  n.  [£.]  {Med.}  a  wort. 

Yeeeucose,  Yer-tD-kos,  a.  {Bot.  &  Zool.}  kuv- 
erd  wid  worts;  worti;  wertljk. 

Verrucous,  Ver-cb-kus,  a.  {But.}  werti;  vercbkos. 

Yersability,  Yer-sa-bil-i-ti,*   /  n.  aptnes  tu  be 

Versableness,  Yer-sa-bl-nes,*  (    turnd  or  wsnd. 

Yersable,  Ver-sa-bl,*  a.  dat  ma  be  turnd;  kon- 
vertibl.  [«a?_,-]  tcDtal. 

Verbal,  Yer-sal,*  [a  kant  kontrakjon  ov  yuniver- 

Yersant,  Yer-sant,  a.  skild;  familyar;  konversant. 

Versatile,  Yer-sa-til,  a.  dat  ma  be  turnd  risnd; 
qanjabl;  variabl: — ezili  apljd  tu  nq,  laborz  er 
purj^ts:  redi:  kwik;  apt;  dosil.  [er. 

Versatilely,  Yer-sa-til-li,  ad.  in  a  versatil  man- 

Yersatileness,  Yer-sa-til-nes,  n.  versatiliti. 

Versatility,  Yer-sa-til-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  be- 
ig  versatil;  kwiknes. 

Verse,  Vers,  n.  a  me^xiTd  Ijn  ov  poetri;  a  stanzo: 
- — poetri;  laz;  metrikal  laggwaj;  a  pes  ov  poetri; 
a  jert  sekjon  ov  prozaik  kompozijon;  a  para- 
graf;  a  Jert  pasaj  er  tekst. 

Verse,  Vers,*  v.  t.  tu  tel  in  vers;  tu  versifj. 

Versed,  Ycrst,  a.  skild  in;  akwanted  wid;  havig 
nolej.  [versez. 

Yerse-makee,    Vers-mak-er,   n.   wun  ho)  maks 

Yerseman,  V^rs-man,  n.  a.  poet,  in  lq,dikrus  lag- 
gwaj. 

Veesee,  Vers-er,*  n.  a  mer  v^rsif  jer. 

Verset,  Yer-set,*  ?i.  [/V.]  a  vers,  az  ov  skriptynr. 

Versicle,  Yer-si-kl,  n.  a  litl  vers. 

Veesicoloe,  Yer-si-kul-or,         j  a.  qanjig  in  kul- 

Veesicoloeed,  Yer-si-kul-ord,  (  or;  meui-kalord. 

Versification,  Ver-si-fi-ka-Jon, ».  de  akt  er  qrt 
ov  versifjig;  de  akt  ov  makig  versez; — de  megq,r, 
form,  er  struktyr^r,  ov  vers. 

Veesificator,  Ver-si-fi-ka-tor,  n.  a  vdrsifjer. 

Versificateix,  Yer-si-fi-ka-triks,  n.  a.  femal 
versifier. 


Veesified,  Ver-si-fid,  p.  a.  turnd  intu  vers. 

Versifier,  Yer-si-fj-er,  n.  wun  hot)  versifjz;  a 
maker  ov  versez,  eder  wid  er  wid'st  de  spirit  ov 
poetri.  [intu  vers. 

Versify,  V^r-si-f j,  v.  t.  tu  relat  in  vers;  tu  turn 

Versify,  Y^r-si-fj,  v.  i.  tu  mak  versez. 

Version,  Yer-Jon,  n..  qanj:  transformajon;  qanj  ov 
direkjon; — translajon;  de  akt  ov  translatig. 

Veesionist,  Yer-Jon-ist,  n.  wun  hcb  maks  a  ver- 
Jon. 

Veest,  Verst,  n.  [EcDfian]  a  R<Djian  me3ti,r,  les  dan 
tre  kwerterz  ov  an  IggliJ  mjl,  ekwal  tu  212)^ 
rodz.     Ritn  elso  {befst}  and  {iverst.} 

Veesl'S,  Yer-sus,  prep.  [Z.]  {Law}  agenat. 

Vest,  Vert,  n.  {Fr.l  {Forest  law}  hwotever  groz 
and  b^rz  a  gren  lef  in  a  forest,  dat  ma  kuver 
and  bjd  a  der. — {Her.}  gren  kulor. 

Veetebra,  Yer-te-bra,  n.  [L.]  pi.  V^r-te-bre;  a 
jffnt  in  de  bak  er  spjn;  verteber; — pi.  de  bonz  ov 
de  spjn. — It  iz  komonli  yq,zd  in  de  pli^ral,  tu. 
denot  de  agregat  ov  smel  bonz  er  junts  dat 
kompoiz  de  spjn;  hens,  elso,  de  spjn.  Se  (  Ver- 
tehre.} 

Veetebeal,  Ver-te-bral,  a.  relatig  tu  de  verte- 
bre  er  verteberz,  er  de  bonz  er  jtfnts  ov  de  spjn. 

Vertebrate,  Ver-te-brat,  7i.  {Zool.}  a  verte- 
brated  animal. 

Veetebeate,  Ver-te-brat,         |    a.  furnijt  wid  er 

Veetebeated,  Yer-te-brat-ed,)  havig  vertebre 
er  verteberz. —  Vertehrated  aninialz  ferm  a  grat 
divigon  ov  de  animal  kigdom,  and  inkliid  el  dat 
qr  furnijt  wid  a  bakbon,  er  a  spjn,  kompozd  ov 
a  suksejon  ov  vertebre. 

Vertebre,  Ver-te-ber,  ». />?.  V^r-te-berz;  aj6Pnt 
in  de  bak  er  spjn.     Se  (  Vertebra.} 

J^^  Eq,r  iz  a  komon  mistak  in  de  yqs  ov  ds 
Latin  wurd  from  hwiq  dis  iz  derjvd,  hwiq  it  ma 
not  be  improper  tu  rektif  j.  (  Vertebra}  iz  not 
unfrekwentli  yqzd  tu  signif  j  de  hoi  kulekjon  ov 
jernts  hwiq  ferm  de  bakbon,  hwjl  in  realiti  it 
menz  onli  wun  ov  doz  jffnts;  de  plq,ral  iz  rerte- 
bre,  and  dis  et  tu  be  yi^zd  fer  de  hoi  spjn,  if 
we  denominat  it  bj  a  Latin  wurd;  but  if  we  spek 
IggliJ,  it  et  tu  be  {vertebres,}  terieberz. 

Vertex,  Yer-teks,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Ver-ti-sez,  {Eng.} 
Ver-teks-ez;  de  zenit;  cte  pernt  overbed; — dg 
kr-sn  er  top  ov  de  hed; — de  top  ov  eni  tig  endig 
in  a  pernt. 

Vertical,  Ver-ti-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  verteks; 
plast  in  er  pasig  trO)  de  verteks  er  zenit;  beig 
perpendikyqlar  tu  de  horjzon. —  Vertikal  ayglz, 
opozit  agglz,  formd  bj  tit)  strat  Ijnz  hwiq  inter- 
sekt  eg  uder. —  Vertical  serkl,  a  grat  serkl  ovde 
sfer,  pasig  trco  de  zenit  and  nader. —  Vertikal 
Ipi,  a  Ijn  perpendikyqlar  tu  de  horjzon. —  Verti- 
kal plan,  {  Cunics,}  a  plan  pasig  trco  de  verteks, 
and  paralel  tu  de  plan  ov  de  sekjon. 

Vertical,  Ver-ti-kal,  n.  a  vertikal  serkl. — Prfm 
Tertikal,  dat  serkl  er  azimut  hwiq  iz  perpendik- 
yi^lar  tu  de  meridian,  and  pasez  tra>  de  est  and 
west  pernts  ov  de  horjzon.  [vertikal. 

Veeticality,  Yer-ti-kal-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

Veetically,  Yer-ti-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  vertikal  man- 
er; in  a  direkjon  perpendikyq^lar  tu  de  horizon. 

Yerticalness,  Ver-tl-kal-nes,  n,  destatovbeig 
vertikal. 

Veeticillate,  Ver-tis-il-at,  a.  {Bot.}  aranjd  ia 
a  hworl;  plast  r^ind  a  stem  in  a  rig. 

Yeeticillated,  Yer-tis-il-a-ted,  a.  aranjd  in  a 
hwerl;  vertisilat. 

Yerticillus,  Ver-ti-sil-us,  n.  [i.]  {Bot.}  a  rig; 
a  hwerl.  [tajon. 

Veeticity,  Ver-tis-i-ti,  n.  de  p'ser  ov  turnig;  ro- 

Verticle,  Ver-ti-kl,  n.  an  aksis;  a  hinj. 

Vertiginous,  Ver-tij-i-nus,  a.  turnig  r'snd;  r6- 
tatori;  gidi. 


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V««Tloi!<ou«LY,  Ver-tij-in-iu-Ii,  «J.  inaTerliJ- 

inuH  or  hwerlig  manur.  [tn-t. 

Veetioinousskhs,  Vor-tii-in-u«-ne.4,  n.   anit«di- 
Vkktioo,  V<;r-ti-«a,  or   Ver-ie-jju,    n.    [L.j    jJ. 

Ver-lij-i-iir«;  u  K'*^''"^":  '^  ■"■""  "*'  tuniiy  id  dr 

htHl.--(<J'niA.)  a  jniu.s  ov  ninrj  or  land  Hnali. 
VkRTiLiNEAR,  V^r  ti-liij-r-Mr,  n.  nktiliuear. 
VtuvAis,  N't-r-vao,  n.    n   |rtTiTii:il    plaot;  a  /ruh; 

vcrbrna.-  Sumljiui  ritii  {rrrrt'u.)  [plant. 

VKavAlx-MALLOW,  Vyr-van-inal-u,  n.  a  pvrenial 
VUVKLH,  Ver-velz,  n.  pi.  oilver  rigi  er  laboli  on 

Ac  Ic-g  ov  Q  bek.     St  (  I'arr^U.} 
Vlkv,   >'er-i,  a.  trcb;  rral;     haviy  eni  kwolitii,  in 

an  t'minijnt  def^rr:  komple't;  i«irlokt;— iner; — frt- 

kwontli  wilt  rES|>^kt  tu  suutig  bad;  az,  "a  ttri 

nnv;"  but  !*unitiiur  in  a   gud   sonm  ai,  "a  reri 

frond;"  -saui,  etutaiikali;  at,  *'  de  reri  man." 
VxaT,  Ver-i,  ad.  in  a  grnt  dtgre;  in  an  eminent 

dtgri. 
VmCA.VT,  V^-i-kant,  n.  {Med.)  a  substaos  dat 

nccx  bliDtcrz  on  de  8kin. 
YxsiCATK,  Ve.i-i-knt,  r.  t.  tu  rai  litl  bladers  or 

bliDtcrz  un;  tu  blister. 
Vesication,  Ves-i-ka-Jon,  n.  blistcrig;  Beparajon 

ov  At  ki^tikl. 
Vksicatobt,  V'e-sik-a-tfl-ri,  n.  {Med.)  a  blistar- 

iO  pi.  IS  tor. 
Vesicle,  N  (^.i-i-kl,  n.  a  litl   ^r-blader; — a  imol 

bli<tcr,  or  tqmor,  formd    bj  de  ulevaJoD  ov  Ac 

kiitiki.  kontanio  verus  mat«r. 
Vesicular,  Vc-sik-yq-lar,    j  a.  relnfio  tu  vcsi- 
Vkkiculose.  Vf -'ik-yii-liM,  I       klz:  Ijk   vesiklz; 

huviii  Ml.  '    i   kavitiz,  as  lava,  ki.;  holcD: 

ful  ov  ,':  i. 

VEfiPta,  N       .  ,  /..]  de  evnifl  stqr;  At  nam 

ov  de  plaiici  \  tuM^  bwen  it  iz  est  ot  At  sun, 
and  a|>ers  after  sunset;  de  evnig. 

Ve-speus,  Ves-porz,  n.  />/.  dt  rvnig  s^rvis  ov  Ac 
iiutnij  (;ur(;;  rvnig  wurjip. 

Vespehtink,  Vei-i>tT-tin,  a.  hapnijj  (ir  kumij)  in 
dr  rviii|);  pcrtanig  tu  de  rvnij).  [woape. 

VESPiAay.  Ves-jii-a-ri,  n.  a  babitajon  er  nest  ov 

Vessel,  Ncs-el.  u.  dat  btoz  yiis  iz  tu  kont/in 
sumtiu  els;  siumtig  hulo:  a  kask;  a  dij:  a  bul:  a 
plat;  a  van;— a  vehikl  in  hwiq  mvn  or  ^uiit  qr 
k'lnviid  on  de  WMtcr,  uz  a  Jip,  brij;.  .ir  .■"loop.— 
i^Anat.  k  Hot.}  a  tqb;  a  kanal,  -tr  diikt,  htvii; 
kuntans  a  flqid  or  uder  sub.Jtans. — {T/i-r  -i.)  >i 
person  resevig  sum  mesqr  ov  hwot  ic  purd  "st  bj 
Hevn.  [barel. 

Vessel,  V^-d,*  r.  /.  tu  put  intu  a  vesel;  tu 

Veskets,  V^-cts,  H.  a  k|nd  ov  klot,  mad  iu 
IdSlund. 

Vessicsov,  Vfa-ik-non,  j  n.   a   windgxl   or  8<jft 

Vessionos,  Ves-ifj-non,  I    swclig  un  u  horsei  hiiif. 

Vest,  Vi-si,  n.  an  •Kter  gqrment;--u  wa:<tkot: — ?o 
yqitl  in  At  Vqnjtcd  8tat«,  and  prorinjali  in 

Vkm.  •   I    !  "         ;     iirub;  tu 

di  r  ov;  tu 

in^  •  ,        ,  ,  ;  tu  giv 

an  iiutdiut,  iik.-t  rii  uv  prezeui  «*r  Iqtyqr  enjir- 
mcnt,  a*  ov  an  estat. 

Vksta,  V(».'<-ui,  n.  {Mirth.)  a  pvir  '  ■  ■  , .) 
wun  ov  de  for  fvattX  plaiicti*  li»  >i - 

twrn  dt '»rbit!t  ov  .Mqn  ami  .Iqpi  .r,|. 

It  woi  di.okdvonl  bj  l)r.  Ollx-n,  m  L--"7. 

Vestal,  Vos-tal,  n.  a  verjin  kuniekratcd  tu 
(fiKli'i   r<Mf<i,- a  pi(r  v^rjin.  i.iir-.,..r 

Vestal,  V^s-tal,  a.  rtlatig  tu  dr  . 

Vested.  V^t-ed.  a.  {Law)  notl[iii 

bj  kontinjen^i;  cstibliit  bJ  l.»;  havi(i  •\  i.k-t  qt. 

Vbstiaby,  Vfet-yi-a-ri,  a.  a  dr«»i(j-n&iu;a  word- 
rub. 

Vxstibclar,  V«ss-tib-yq-lar,  a.  rtlntig  tu  a  ves- 
tibql;  rezeiablig  a  veslib^l. 


Vkstibulk,  V*«-ti-bnI. 
de  entrsn*  uv  an  n 
f<T»t  entrans  ov  n 


(•- 


ArcK.)  an  kna  bcMr 
!i  his:  de  por^  er 
'.loi;  de  but  or  a 


Veatitihe,  \ 

kbit,  and  de  pr<-|Mm/un 
Veatme.xt,  Ventmcnt,  n. 
N'EKTBr,  V^i-tri.  n.  n  n'. 


f  utjit«p;  a  mqrk  left  bchjod 
:  Irak. 
i^.  n.  u  kuverig;  material  fiir  vecti. 
ti-tqr,  fi.    de  manyqfaktyqr  or 


de    V 


^rt  ov  dres. 

'  1.1  a  can;, 

I  in  hwic 

1  ]«rokial 


t>TUV  uuAUu,    \  uit-K'i-Ujrd,   li.    a    namber  ot 
iMT'iitiz  bji  loannj  parukial  af^rx;  a  vo<tri. 
estrv-man,  Vus-tri-man,   a.,  jd.    VeH-tri-men; 
wun  btb  mjtnajct  de  afj^n  ov  a  pari/;  wun  or  a 
vcstri-bord.  (habit. 

ESTL'RE.  V^t-yqr,  n.  klodig;  gqrment;  rub;  dr**; 
E8Tt;aED,  VAjt-yqrd,  a.  kuverd  wid  vestyqr; 
drest.  [^qviui. 

ESLViAX,  Ve-!"ii-vi-an,  a.  rrlatig  tu  Muat  Ve- 
EsuviAN,  Ve-«i'i-vi-an,  /».  {Min.)  a  6ub-«|ic/ei 
ov  piramidal  gurnet;  volkanik  pirnet;  a  brsni/ 
niiiii-ral  ttubrttiui-t  kristahzd;  idinknui. 
ETCH,  Vet;,  n.  a  jenus  ov  plaiit.i;  u  Irgqminus 
pl.int  uuq  kiiltivated  in  Vqrupai  Imlax  fnr  katl. 
ETCiiLi.vo,  Ve<;  lig,  n.  {Bot.)  u  jenu^  ov  b^rba- 
ju*  planLu.  [ci. 

ETCHV,  Veq-i,  a.  mad  ov  veqez;  ab'<!ndig  in  veq- 
ETEKAN,  Vet-cr-aii,  n.  an  uld  soljer. —  wun  old 
in  I'k.-periens;  a  man  log  praktist  in  eni  tig. 
ETEUA.v,  Vet-cr-an,  a.  uld  in  prakti:i,  iKirtikjq- 
lurli  in  wor. 

ETEEI.NARIAX,  Vet-er-l-nd-ri-an,  n.  wun  (kild 
in  de  dizezez  ov  katl;  a  veterinori  surjun. 
ETKRiXAEv,  Vct-er-i-nn-ri,  a.  relHlig  tu  de  qrt 
ov  lif  lig  de  dizezez  ov  dume^tik  animalt. 
ETO.  N'r'-tcj,  n.  in  modem  yq.«,  a  pruhibi/on;  de 
p'^er  ov  prubibitig;  de  akt  ov  otopig  or  prcv^nt- 
ig  de  cniiktment  ov  a  !•). 

ETO,  Ve-to,  r.  t.  tu  prohibit:  tu  forbid;  tu  stop 
or  prevent  brig  kurid  intu  i-tekt,  az  a  la  b)  a 
veiu.  [Molern,  yqzd  in  Icji.-'la/on.]  Ide  veto. 
EToisT,  Vc-t<j-ist,  u.  wan  hj>  .xusttiuz  de  yqs  or 
i.x.  \'ck.-i,  r.  (.  tu  torment;  tu  tez:  tu  plag;  tu 
m'lriifj;  tu  fret:  tu  ofend;  tu  g»l;  tu  haras;  ta 
distdrb:  tu  diskw{ot;  tu  trubl  wid  sljt  proroka- 
/on: — tu  ."trc;.  az  bj  huk«.  'anrti. 

EX,  Vok.-,  .  ■  '        • 

EXATIOX,    \ 

stnt  i)V  bri{)  i 

Jagri'n:  uneziiiu^;  »fru;  k»i  uv  trubl  L>r  Uiitiiues. 
EXATIOI'S.    Vek^-ii-Jus,    a.    afliktiv;    trubliiam: 

kozig  trubl;  ful  ov  trubl;  anezi;  tezig. —  iVi-.ta- 
fii*  mt,  (Laic)  a  gqt  institqted    mali/ui>li   and 

widSt  reznabl  koz. 

EXATIOUSLY,  Veks-ii-Jus-li,  Ad.   IB  a   vrkaa/us 

niMiKT:  unczili.  (unetincs. 

KXATIOCSNESS,  Vek»-i-Ju»-nes,  a.  trdbl!>umDe»; 
EXED,   ^'ekst,  /'.  a.  dijkwjeted;  .HJilatcd;  vck.sa- 

/u<:  dispqtt^l:  kont^sted;  koiig  kont*;n/on;  as,  "a 

ifkft  kwf^tynn. 

EXKR,  Vekii-er,  a.  wun  hoi  veksez. 

Exii.,  Veks-il,  n.  a  flag  or  sUndand.— </Mi.)  dc 

upor  p<'tal  ov  a  papilionajus  fl'^er. 
EXILLAEY,  Veka-il-a-ri,  a.  a  ftaodard-b^rvr. 
!  v :  ;  \Tios,  Veki-il-ii-Jon,  a.  a  irosp  under  wan 

rd. 

in,   Voks-il-um,  n.    [L.]    a  tt^rAtrA.- 
<,/'  /.,>   dc  uper,  <iggl  petal  ov  a  ] 
fher:  a  vek<il. 

EXiNOLT,  V^ks-ig-li,  ad.  so  as  tu   ' 
I  A,  Vj-u,  a.  [L.]  a  wa;  a  rod,— bj  ds  wa  oir;  aa, 
"qa  Nq  York." 


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ViABiHTr,  Vj-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  vjnbl; 

aptiti|d  tia  liv  after  bert; — sed  ov  a  qjld. 
Viable,  Vj-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  livii). 
Viaduct,  Vj-a-dukt,  n.  a  sort  ov  brij,  or  a  strukt- 

yiy,  yi|3i|ali  konsistig   ov  a  serisz  ov  qrqez,  bj 

hwiq  a  pasaj  or  wa  iz  fnniiJ  from  wun  iisd,  ral- 

rod,  er  pqrt  ov  a  rod,  tia  aniider. 
Vial,  Vj-al,  n.  a  smel  botl;  a  fjaJ. 
Vial,  Vi-al,  v.  t.  tu  enkluz  in  a  vjal. 
ViALLED,  Vi-ald,  a.  enklQzd  in  a  vjal. 
Viand,  Vj-and,  n.  find;  met  drest;  vitlz. 
ViARY,  Vj-a-ri,*  a.  hapniij  in  waz  or  rodz. 
ViATECTUEE,  Vj-a-tekt-ynr,   n.    At  qrt  ov  kon- 

stniktiij  rodz,  brijez,  ralrodz,  kanalz  and  weter- 

wurks;  sivil  enjiuerifl. 
Viatic,  Vj-at-ik,  a.  relatii)  tu  a  jurui. 
Viaticum,  Vj-at-i-kum,  n.   [L.'\   provijon  fer  a 

jurni;  de  last  rjt  er  sakrament  givn  tu  a  djig 

person. 
Vibrate,  Vj-brat,  v.  t.  tu  brandij;  tu  moov  tu 

and  fro  wid  kwik  mojou;  tu  mak  tu  kwiver. 
Vibrate,  Vj-brat,  v.  i.  tu  mcDv  tu  and  fro;  tu 

osilat;  tu  kwiver. 
Vibratile,  Vj-bra-til,  a.  sam  az  {Vibratonj.) 
Vibration,  Vj-bra-Jon,  n.   dg   akt  ov  vjbratir); 

osilajun;  a  rapid,  rgsiprokatiij  mojon.  [Jon. 

ViBRATiuNCLE,  Vj-bra-ti-uij-kl,  n.  a  smel  vjbra- 
Vibrative,  Vj-bra-tiv,  a.  dat  vjbrats;  vjbratori. 
Vibratory,  Vj-bra-to-ri,   a.   vjbratij;  kezii)  tu 

vjbrat;  mcoviij  up  and  dun  er  tu  and  frw;  osilat- 

ir);  vjbrativ. 
Viburnum,  Vj-bur-num,  n.  [i.]  {Hot.)  a  plant; 

a  Jrub;  a  jsnus  ov  plants,  inkh[dii)  de  lerustjnus, 

snobel,  &s. 
Vicar,  Vik-ar,  n.  a  depyq,ti; — wun  hct)  perfermz 

de  fugkjonz  ov  aniider;  a  substitn,t; — dg  prgst 

ov  a  parij,  er  wun  hcD  haz  dg  kj^r  ov  a  parij'  in 

plas  ov  a  la  er  kolgjiat  rektor. 
Vicarage,  Vik-ar-aj,  n.  de  bengfis  ov  a  vikar; 

dg  h-ss  er  rezidens  ov  a  vikar. 
Vicar-general,  Vik-ar-jen-er-al,   n.    an    ofiser 

under  a  bijop,  hcD  haz  kognizans  in  materz  pi^^rli 

spirityi],al.^  [karius. 

Vicarial,  Vi-ka-ri-al,  a.  bgloijii)  tu  a  vikar;  vi- 
ViCARiATE,  Vi-ka-ri-at,  n.  delggated  ofis  er  piser. 
Vicariate,  Vi-ka-ri-at,  a.  rglatiij    tu   a   vikar; 

baviij  a  dekgated  p-ser;  vikarial. 
Vicarious,  Vi-ka-ri-us,  a.   dgpi],ted;   delggated; 

aktig  in  de  plas  ov  aniider;  dun  er  suferd  fer,  er 

insted  ov,  andder;  siibstitiited.  [aniider. 

Vicariously,  Vi-ka-ri-us-li,  ad.  in  dg  plas  ov 
ViCARSHip,  Vik-ar-Jip,  7i.  de  ofis  ov  a  vikar. 
Vice,  Vj.s,  n.  el  kondukt  in  hwiq  men  dgpqrt  from 

dg  purpusez  ov  dj^r  bgiij;  dg  opuzit  tu  vertyn; 

depraviti;  a  felt;  an  ofens;  habityi],al  felt;  dgf'ekt 

in  eni  tig;  imperfekjon;  krjm;— de  ioA  ov  de  cald 

Joz  and  moralitiz; — a  grjpig  majgn  er  pres,  wid 

a  skrcD,  mad  ov  jurn  er  wud;  a  grjp;  a  grasp. 
Vice,  Vjs,  a  prgfiks  dencatig,  in  dg  wurdz  kom- 

p'snded  wid  it,  wun  hco  akts  in  plas  ov  aniider, 

er  wun  hcD  iz  sekond  in  ragk;  az,  ■J'/s-prezident, 

r/^-ganselor,  &s. 
Vice,  Vj-se,  [X.]  insted  ov;  in  de  plas  ov. 
Vice-admiral,  Vjs-ad-mi-ral,  n.  dg  sekond  kom- 

dnder  ov  a  flgt;  a  naval  ofiser  ov  de  sekond 

ragk,  or  suberdinat  tu  an  admiral. 
Vice-admiralty,  Vjs-ad-mi-ral-ti,  n.  dg  ofis  ov 

a  vjs-admiral. . 
Vice-agent,  Vjs-a-jent,  n,  wun  ho  akts  az  ajent 

fer  aniider. 
Vice-chamberlain,  Vjs-qam-ber-len,  n.  a  grat 

ofiser  at  dg  IggliJ  kort,  suberdinat  tu  dg  lerd- 

qamberlen. 
Vice-chancellor,  Vjs-qdn-sel-or,  n.  an  ofiser 

ov  dg  qanscri  kort,  bgl6  dg  qansclor; — dg  sekond 

inajistrat  ov  an  IggliJ  yi],niversiti. 


Vice-consul,  Vjs-kon-sul,  n.  an  ofiser  suberdinat 

tu  a  konsul,  hooz  di^ti  it  iz  tu  protekt  komers. 
VicE-DOGE,  Vjs-doj,  n.  an  ofiser  suberdinat  tu 

a  doj. 
Vicegerency,  Vjs-je-rcn-si,  n.  dg  ofis  ov  a  vjs- 

jerent;  dgpqted  piser. 
Vicegerent,  Vjs-jg-rent,  n.  an  ofiser  invested 

wid  depicted  p-ser;  a  depyi],ti;  a  levtenant. 
Vicegerent,  Vjs-je-rent,  a.   havig   a  delggated 

p'iser. 
Vice-legate,  Vjs-leg-at,  n.  a  suberdinat  legat. 
Vicenary,  Vis-E-na-ri,  a.  belogig  tu  de  number 

twenti. 
Vice-president,  Vjs-pr(5z-i-dent,  n.  a  suberdinat 

prczident  under  a  hjer  wun;  de  sekond  ofiser  in 

de  guvernment  ov  dg  Yi],njted  Stats. 
Vice-regal,  Vjs-rg-gal,  a.  relatig  tu  a  vjsrer  er 

vjsreralti. 
Viceroy,  Vjs-rer,  n.  wun  hot)  guvernz  in  plas  ov 

a  kig,  wid  a  delggated  regal  etoriti. 
Vicekoyalty,  Vjs-rff-al-ti,  n.  de  ofis  er  JT^risdik- 

Jun  ov  a  vjsrff. 
Viceroyship,  Vjs-rer-Jip,  n.  vjsreralti. 
Vice  versa,  Vj-sg  ver-sa,  [i.]  de  termz  beig  re- 

verst;  reversli.  '        [visiniti. 

Vicinage,  Vis-i-naj,  w.  naborhud;  plas  adjefnig; 
Vicinal,  Vis-i-nal,  er  Vi-sj-nal,  a.  ngr;  naborig. 
Vioine,  Vis-in,*  er  Vi-sjn,*  a.  ngr;  visinal. 
Vicinity,  Vi-sin-i-ti,  n.  ngrnes;  dg  stat  ov  bgLg 

ngr;  plas  er  plasez  ngr;  visinaj;  naborhud. 
Vicious,  ViJ-us,   a.   adikted   tu  vjs;  koriipt  in 

prinsipl  and  kondukt;  koriipt;  wiked;  bad;  mis- 

qivus;  refraktori. 
Viciously,  ViJ-us-li,  ad.  in  a  vijus  maner. 
Viciousness,  ViJ-us-nes,  n.  koruptnes. 
Vicissitude,  Vi-sis-i-tqd,  n.  regyn,lar  qanj:  re- 
turn ov  de  sam  tigz  in  de  sam  suksejon;  varia- 

Jon;  revoli^on. 
VicissiTUDiNARY,  Vi-sis-i-tii,-di-na-ri,  a.  regyi^- 

laiii  qanjig.  [visisiln,d. 

VicissiTUDiNOus,  Vi-sis-i-tq-di-nus,  a.  ful  ov 
VicoNTiEL,  Vj-kon-ti-el,*  a.  {Eng.  law}  relatig 

tu  de  Jerif. —  Vikmitiel  rents,  rents  hwiq  de  Jerif 

fqrmd  fer  dg  kig. 
VicoNTiELS,  Vj-kon-ti-elz,  n.  pi.  {Law)  tigz  be- 
logig tu  dg  Jerif. 
Victim,  Vik-tim,  n.  an  animal  er  sumtig  imolat- 

ed  er  slan  fer  a  sakrif js;  a  sakrifjs;  sumtig  sak- 

rifjzd  er  dgstrt^d;  a  person  rcoiud  er  destrdd  tu 

efekt  sum  purpus. 
Victimate,  Vik-ti-mat,*  v.  t.  tu  sakrifjz. 
Victimize,  Vik-tim-jz,  v.  t.  tu  mak  a  viktim  ot; 

tu  sakrifjz.  [a  vagkwijer. 

Victor,  Vik  tor,  n.  wun  hiD  kogkcrz;  a  kogkeror; 
ViCTORESS,  Vik-tor-es,*  ti.  a  femal  hct)  kogkerz. 
Victorious,  Vik-to-ri-us,  a.  havig  gand  a  vik- 

tori;  kogkerig;  havig  obtand  konkwest;  sqperior 

in  kontcst:  prodiisig  konkwes.t;  trjiimfant. 
Victoriously,  Vik-to-ri-us-li,  ad.  wid  konkwest; 

trjumfantli. 
ViCTORiousNESS,  Vik-to-ri-us-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 

bgig  viktorius. 
Victory,  Vik-to-ri,  n.  sqpgrioriti  gand  in  a  batl 

era  kontest;  konkwest;  sukses  in  kontest;  trjumf. 
Victress,  Vik-tres,*  n.  a  fgmal  hiD  kogkerz. 
Victual,  Vit^l,*  n.   fcod; — n's  ynzd  ouli  in   de 

plil,ral.     Sg  (  Victuals.) 
Victual,  Vit-1,  v.  t.  tu  suplj  wid  food  er  vitlz. 
Victualler,  Vit-l-er,  n.  wun  hoo  pruvjdz  vitlz. 
Victualling,  Vit-l-ig,   n.    dg   akt  ov  supljig 

provigonz. 
Victuals,  Vit-lz,   n.  pi.  fcod  prepq,rd  tu  be  etn 

bj  hi|man  beigz;   kukt  provigonz;   met  drest; 

vjandz. 
VicuNGA,  Vi-kiin-ga,  n.  {Zool.)  a  Sst  Amerikan, 

wul-biirio  kwodroaped,  aljd  tu  de  alpaka. 


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ViDAMC,  Vi-d«iin,   n.    [Fr.]    {Eng.  law)   {Vice- 

dominut;)  a  bijo[u  d^pyi^ti  in  tdinpurol  nuklen; 

wuii  nok«t  bcneda  per. 
Vide,  Vj-dr,  \L.\  r.  iiHi>fralir,  »e,~y\\tA  tu  rt- 

fi^-r  tu  numtig.  ai  a  nut  or  reui\rk. 
ViDKLiCET,  Vi-d^l-i-8«t,  All.  [L.\    tu  wit;  namli; 

d:it  it.     ilii  wurd  \t  jotivruli  iibre'viutod  tu  pi;., 

and  de  lulverb  numli  iz,  in  rtdiy,  komunii  jri^td 

inxitkl  uv  it. 
ViDK   UT  HL'PRA,    Vj-de   ut  8(\-pra,   [L.]  ae  de 

prritrdig  Htntiuotit. 
VjoiiAOK,  Vid-yn-iij,  «.  df ''tat  or  klaa  ov  wido*. 
VlDL'AL,  Vid-yii-iil,»  n.  brl6()ig  tu  a  widu;  de- 

prjvd  uv  (1  huxliiind:  widkxl. 
ViDiJiTY,  Vi-di'i-i-ti,*  n.  widohud. 
VlK,  Vj,  r.  t.  tu    atrjv   far   «Hperiorifi;  tu    strjv 

ag(iii!it  udcrx;  tu  kout^nd;   tu  koDt^st;    tu  cn- 

d6v<.r. 
ViK,  \'(,*  F.  /.  tu  gtak;  tu  wajor;  tu  ntdii;  tu 

j£]  or  pniktis  in  koinpetifon. 
ViELLE,  Vi-yel,  n.  [tr.]  a  hdrdigurdi;  a  sort  ot 

Rtriyd  instribuient. 
ViEN.VESE,  Vi-cn-^i,  n.  tig.  and  pi.   a.   nativ  or 

As  nntivz  ov  VitSna.  [qriuz. 

Vi  ET  ARM  18,  V'J  ft  (\r-ini»,  [Z.]  {Late)  h\  fur.-i  ov 
View,  Vii,  r.  t.  tu  survii:  tu  luk  on  b|  wa  ov 

L>i^amimiji)n:  tu  st\  tu  beliuld;  tu  j. 
View,  W\,  c.  i.  tu  luk;  tu  Utk  a  vi^. 
View,  Vii,  n.    prospukt;   »jt;   pnor  ov   bebaldig; 

k«ir|Hirtiil  or  iutolektynul  ."jt;  de  akt  ov  scig;  j; 

surva;  v^zuminfijiin  b{  de  j;  ubzervajun;  a  land- 

sknp;   !i\M*  dut  uiii  be   inkn  in  b|  de  j;  req  ov 

sjt:   -uprran^:  Jo;  dispUi:  intcnjon;  dezjn. 
ViEWEH,  Vii-er,  «.  wun  bib  vt|z. 
Viewless,  >  (\-\e*,  a.  un^en:  not  diz^>rnibl. 
ViEWLY.  V''i|,-li,  a.  !<itli;  strikiy  tu  de  vi^;  hand- 
sum.     [Nort  ov  Iggland.j 
Vigesimal.  Vi-jt's-i-mal,*  a.  Ae  twentiot. 
VioKsiMATioy,    \'i-j..'s-i-mii-Ji)i),    n.    de   akl  ov 

puiii)  tu  det  cvltI  twontict  man. 
Vigil,  Vij-il,  n.  Ac  akt  ov  kepij)  wo(j;  woq:  for- 

biiranj  ov  ."lep;— devojon  at  de  urz  ov  slep;— a 

fast  kept  befur  a  bolidii;— sorvis  yii,xd  on  de  njt 

befiJr  a  holida. 
VloiLANXE,  Vij-i-lans,  n.  forb,'\ran3  ov  slep;  W09- 

tuliK'.-;  syrkuinspekjon;  inse^iant  k^r;  gqrd. 
VioiLANCY,  Vij-i-lan-si,    n.    de   sam  az  ( Fiy»- 

lunce.} 
VioiLANT,  Vij-i-lant,  a.  wocjful;  wakful;  awak; 

kifrtul:  sijrkuiuspokt;  dilijent:  atentiv. 
VioiLANTLV,  Vij-i-lant-li,  at/.  wu<;fuli;  atontivli; 

ki(rluli. 
VioNETTE,  Vin-yct,  or  Vin-y^t,  n.  [Fr.]  a  kjnd 

ov  flurij  ov    levz   or  flucrz,  or   an   ornamental 

print  or  dclinenjon  in  a  buk,  partikyiilarli  nn  Ac 

tiil-paj;  cni  oruuiuontAl  delineajou  on  de  |)aj  ov 

a  buk. 
ViONiTE,  ViK-njt,  n.  <J/i/».)  a  magn^tik  jum  or. 
Vigor,  Vig-or,  n.  furs;  strcgt;  enerji;  i-fika^i. 
VioiiR,  Vi;;-or,*  r.  t.  tu  utreoton;  tu  invigumt. 
Vioonoso,  Vig-u-ru-so,  [/I.]  {Alut.)  wid  strogt 

and  f^riunrs. 
ViooRora,  Vi?-nr-u«,  a.  ful  ov  vigor:  stroo:  fars- 

i'  '  .     .        ,  J  jpi..  f^pjjjjii 

Vi(.  n-li.  ad.  in  a  vigorus  man- 

Vi(.  •r-u!t-ne*,  II.  furs;  stront. 

ViLK,  \  i\,  u.    Ui>;    uirn:  wurtU-s:    sordid;   d^pi- 

kabl:  kontc-mtibl;  impi'ir:  wikcd. 
ViLELT,  Villi,  ad.  in  a  has  mancr;  basli;  menli. 
ViLC.NESS,  Vjl-nos,  n.   bainoa;   menncs;  ddspika- 

blno". 
ViLiKU'ATios.  Vil-i-fi-kii-/on.  n.  Ae  akt  ov  rili- 

f(ili;  ilft'aiuHjon;  detnik/un;  abii^. 
Vll.lKlER.  Vili-f|-rr,  n.  wiin  h.b  vilifji. 
ViLiKV,  Vil-i-fj,  r.  /.  tu  drbiit;  tu   mak  vjl;  tu 

defum;  tu  abi^i;  tu  rtprw^;  lu  revil. 


ILIPEXD,  Vil-i-pond,*  V.  t.  tu  bar  in  no  Mt/m; 

tu  tret  wid  i>ltt  or  kont^int. 

iLiPE.M>K.Ncr,  Vil-i-p^u-don-ii,*  n,   ^[1;   koa- 

UiiDl;  Anuiaiita. 

ILITT,  Vil-i-ti,*  n.  biifine*;  v^lnM. 

ILL,  Vil,»  n.  a  viluj. 

ILLA,  Vil-a,  rt    a   kuntri   hiis;  a  ra>ral  inan/on. 

ILLAUE,  Vil-nj,  n.  a  iiin'4  kxtek/on  ov  h^zez  in 

de  kuntri,  le<  dan  a  tin. 

ILLAUKR,  Vil-aj-iT,  n.  an  inhabitant  ot  a  vilaj. 

LLAGERY,  Vll-llj-or-i,  fl.  '1  <li-trikt  '-T  vilfij-r. 
ILLAI.v,  Vil-i-ii,  II.  Willi  ■  ■  :  ■  ,r: 

wun  uiupl*^d  in  s^rvil  ■ 

8(jn;  u  raskal:  u  miv;  a  i  r 

iz  II  diskrviian"!  wid   riKi^'lii  lu  i!.  v 

{cillain)  and  \U  kunoktcd  wurdz 
laiii'im,)  k*.     ilis  di'ikri-iianMi  buz  Imi  k   .-  . 
ortogrufi   ov  de    ditV-ront    wurJz    in    uit 
gwaju-z  from  bwii;  dez  wurUz  hav   bin   ■!. 
and  it  iz  n:;  tin  wc-l  e!it:ibli/t   tu   be  eziU   kur- 
t'ktt-d.  [{\'illiiHouii.) 

iLLAiN'Oi;s,    Vil-cn-us,    a.    bas;    depruvd.      Se 
ILLAINY,  Vil-cn-i,  n.  depraviti.     He  {yUlany.) 
ILLAN,   Vil-aii,*  n.     Se  (  IV//<j»/i.) 
ILLA.NAGE,  Vil-an-HJ,  n.  At  stal  ov  a  vilaii:  bos 
HV'rvitud:  ba.sncs;  infami:  vilani.         [tu  drdiin. 
iLLASize,  Vil-an-j/,  r.  t.  tu  debus;  tu  drgmd; 
ILLANIZER,  Vil-uu-{z-<>r,    n.    wun    hd>  degrudx, 
diba-icz,  ilefiimz,  or  vilanizez. 
lLLAN0i;8,  Vil-an-us,  a.  has;  vjl:  wikcxl;   krim- 
iiiiil:  vori  bad: — .sori,  in  a  familyar  sens. 
ILLAVOUSLY,  Vil-an-u.s-li,  aJ.  wikodli;  basli. 
iLLA.voL'SNEss,  Vil-an-u4-ncs,    n.    ba^nus;  wik- 
edne.s. 

ILLANY,  Vil-an-i,  n.  de  kwuliti  ov  beig  vilanus; 
wikedne.s;  basncD;  depraviti;  gros  atru/usnea;— a 
wike*l  akjon:  a  krjin;— in  dis  sens  it  hiiz  a  pin- 
nil,  ^e  H'illain.)  (mini-ral. 
ILLAR.SITE,  Vil-arz-jt,  II.  (Jifin.y  a  ni!igne3aii 
ILLATIC,  Vil-at-ik,*  a.  belogio  tu  vilajoz. 
ILLKIN,  Vil-on,  n.  wun  ba>,  under  de  fi^dal  sis- 
tL-m,  held  bj  Q  has  tcuynr; — riln  olso  {rillan,} 
and  (rillaiii.y 

ILLI,  Vil-j.  n.pl.  [L.]  hare. — (Anal.)  fjben. — 
{/Ji'i.}  a  h^ri  er  Jagi  ekskr^sens  ov  plants  or 
trei.  [wuli. 

ILLOSE,  Vil-6!<,  a.  kuvcrd  wid  soft  h^n  tikli  sot; 
ILLOL'S,  Vil-us,  a.  Jagi;  ruf;  furi;  h^r:. 
IMINAL,  Vim-i-nal,  a.  relatig  tu  twigi;  prudqs- 

'0  tw'ff«-  I'w'g*. 

miNEOUS,    Vi-min-e-us,   a.    fonnd  or  mad  or 

INACKOL'S,    Vi-nii-/us,    a.    bel6oio    tu   w{n  er 

^nips:  vjnus;  vjni. 

INAIGRETTE,  Vin-a-gf^f,   n.   [Fr.]   a   sna  kon- 

tanip  vinegar: — a  boks  pcrfi'iiud  wid   aruinatik 

vinegar;  u  ismelig  boks;— a  sort  oT  kuverd  hwel- 

baru. 

i.vciBiLiTY,  Vins-i-bi!-i-ti,  n.  vinsiblnes. 

i.NCiBLE,  Vins-i-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  vaokwi/t:  k6{)- 

korabl:  si'iperobl.  [vin-ibl. 

iNCiBLENES.'i,  Vin8-i-bl-ne«,  n.  de  stat  ov  beijj 

iSCTtRE,  Vigkt-yiir,*  n.  a  bindig. 

iNCt'LLM,  Viu-kt\-lu'm,  n.    [L.]  pi.   Vin-kq-la; 

{Alijfhra)  a  kon^ktig  m<\rk  or  Ijn  dron  uver  a 

kwontiti  bwiij  konsists  ov  several  t^rmi;— a  band; 

a  kord;  a  t{. 

INDEMIAL,  Vin-d^-mi-al,  a.  bel6gig  tu  a  vintaj. 

INDEMIATE,    Vin-dc'-mi-at,  r.  i.    tu  gader  de 

vintnj.  '-Ti. 

INDEMIATIOV.  Vin-de-mi-a-Jon,*  «.   grni      . 

I.VDICABLE,  Vin-di-ka-bl,  a.  dat  ma  br   \    .  u 

knted. 

INDICATE,  Vin-di-knt,  v.  t.  tu  justif}:  tu  inp- 

urt:  tu  mautan;  tu  defend:  tu  kler.  tu  proUkt 

from  ."onjiir;  tu  a»v'rl;  tu  osUblij;— 'tu  rtr^^j; 

tu  avtoj. 


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Vindication,  Vin-di-ka-Jon,  n.  dz  akt  ov  vindi- 
katii):  defens;  aserjou:  justifikajon. 

Vindicative,  Vin-di-ka-tiv,  6r  Vin-dik-a-  tiv,  a. 
teiidii)  tu  vindikat  or  justifj;  vindiktiv. 

ViNDiCATiVENESS,  Vin-di-ka-tiv-nes,*  n.  vin- 
diktivnes. 

Vindicator,  Vin-di-ka-tor,  n.  wun  hcD  vindi- 
kats:    an  aserter. 

Vindicatory,  Vin-di-ka-to-ri,  a.  px|,nitori;  vin- 
diktiv: defensori;  justifikatori;  vindikatir. 

Vindictive,  Vin-dik-tiv,  a.  givn  tu  rsvenj;  re- 
venjfial;  malignant. 

Vindictively,  Yiu-dik-tiv-li,  ad.  revenjfiali. 

Vindictiveness,  Vin-dik-tiv-nes,  n.  a  rsvenjful 
temper. 

Vine,  Yin,  n.  de  plant  dat  bvz  graps;  a  log,  slen- 
der stem  ov  a  plant; — eni  plant  dat  tralz  er  runz 
on  de  griind,  er  groz  Ijk  a  grapvin.  [In  dis  sens 
it  iz  lokal  in  Ii)gland,'and  komon  in  de  Tn,njted 
Stats.] 

Vine-clad,  Yjn-klad,  a.  kuverd  wid  vjnz. 

ViNED,  Vjnd,  a.  havii)  levz  Ijk  doz  ov  de  vjn. 

Vine-dresser,  V|n-dres-er,  n.  wun  hctt  kultivats 
er  trimz  vjnz.  [levz. 

Vinefeettee,  Vjn-£ret-er,  n.  a  wurm  dat  ets  vjn- 

ViNEGAE,  Vin-e-gar,  ?i.  asid  likor,  mad  ov  wjn  er 
uder  likor  bj  undergaii)  de  sekond  er  asetus 
fermentajon; — eni  tii)  reali  er  metaforikali  s-gr. 

Vinegar,  Yin-e-gar,  a.  relatig  tu  vinegar;  s-sr. 

ViNEGAR-CEUET,  Yin-E-gor-kriib-et,  n.  a  smel 
vesel  for  holdig  vinegar. 

Vine-grub,  Vjn-grub,  n.  an  insekt;  a  vjnfreter. 

ViNER,  Yjn-er,*  n,  an  erderer  er  trimer  ov  vjnz. 

Vinery,  Vjn-er-i,  n.  a  plas  er  enklogixr  fer  grap- 
vjnz.  [vjnz. 

Vineyard,  Vin-yqrd,  n.    a   gr-^nd   planted  wid 

ViXNET,  Yin-et,  n.     Se  (  Vignette.) 

Vinnewed,  Yin-n,d,*  a.  moldi;  musti. 

ViNNY,  Vin-i,*  a.  moldi.     [Lokal,  Igg.] 

ViNOLENCY,  Vin-Q-len-si,*  n.  drugknnes. 

ViNOLENT,  Yin-o-lent,*  a.  givn  tu  wjn. 

ViNOSE,  Yj-nos,  a.  partakig  ov  wjn;  vjnus. 

ViNOSiTY,  Yi-nos-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  er  kwoliti  ov 
beii)  vjnus. 

Vinous,  Vjn-us,  a.  relatii)  tu  wjn;  havig  de 
kwolitiz  ov  wjn;  konsistirj  ov  wjn;  vjncis. 

ViNQUiSH,  Yig-kwiJ,  n.  a  pjnig  or  laggwijig;  a 
dizez  ov  Jep. 

Vintage,  Yint-aj,  n.  de  tjm  ov  gaderii)  graps; 
de  yerli  prodq,s  ov  de  vjn;  de  graps  er  wjn  prcD- 
diist.  [aj. 

Vintager,.  Vint-aj-er,  n.  wun  hot)  gaderz  de  vint- 

Vintner,  Yint-ner,  n.  wun  hiD  selz  wjn. 

ViNTEY,  Yin-tri,  ?i.  a  plas  hw^r  wjn  iz  sold. 

ViNY,  Yjn-i,  a.  beloijii)  tu  or  ab-sndii)  in  vjnz. 

Viol,  Yj-ol,  n.  a  striijd  instrooment  ov  mq^zik;  a 
bas-vjol. — {JVaut.)  a  purqas  yii,zd  okagonali  in 
waiij  de  agkor; — ritn  also  {voyol.} 

Viola,  Vj-o-la,  n.  a  mixzikal  strigd  instrcDment; 
a  Iqrj  kjnd  ov  violin  tu  hwiq  de  pqrt  betwen 
de  sekond  vjolin  and  bas  iz  asind;  a  tenor- 
vjolin. 

Violable,  Vj-o-la-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  violated. 

Violaceous,  Vj-o-M-Jus,  a.  rezembl'ig  vjolets: 
konsistii)  ov  vjolots. 

ViOLASCENT,  Vj-Q-las-ent,  a.  rezemblig  a  vjolet 
in  kulor. 

Violate,  Vj-o-lat,  v.  t.  tu  transgres:  tu  hurt; 
tu  infrinj;  tu  brak  eni  tig  venerabl;  tu  injij^r 
bj  fears  er  bj  ireverens;— tu  ravij;  tu  defl-xer. 

Violation,  Yj-o-la-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  vjolatig;  a 
breq;  infrinjment  or  injur!  ov  sumtiij  sakrod  or 
V^uorabl; — raj);  de  akt  ov  defl'serig. 

Violative,  Vj-o-la-tiv,  a.  tendig  tu  er  kezig 
Vjolajon.  [ijer. 

Violator,  Vj-o-la-tor,  n.  wun  hco  violats;  a  rav- 


YiOLEXCE,  Yj-o-lens,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  vio- 
lent; f  izikal  er  moral  fors;  stregt  apljd;  an  atak; 
an  asolt;  -straj;  egernes;  vehemens;  iuji^ri;  in- 
frinjment;— forsibl  deflorajon. 

Violent,  Yj-o-lent,  a.  forsibl;  aktig  wid  vjolens 
er  streijt; — prodi^st  bj  fors:  not  natyi^ral; — asal- 
aut;  aktig  bj  fors; — unseznabli  vehement;  bers- 
terus;  tiirbixlent;  fr^rius;  impetyq,us;  pajonat; — 
eksterted. 

Violent,  Yj-o-lent,*  n.  an  asalant. 

Violently,  Yi-o-lent-li,  ad.  wid  vjolens;  forsi- 
bli;  vehementli. 

Violet,  Yj-o-let,  n.  a.  jenus  ov  plants,  ov  meni 
spejez,  wid  a  delikat  fl^ser; — wun  ov  de  seva 
prjmari  kulorz.  [kulor. 

Violet,  Vj-o-let,  a.  rezemblig  de  vjolet,  er  ov  its 

Violin,  Yj-o-lin,  n.  a  for-strigd  mn,zikal  instrcB- 
ment,  plad  wid  a  bo;  a  fidl. 

Yiolina,  Yj-o-lj-na,  n.  {Ghem^  a.  vejeto-alkalj. 

Violinist,  Vj-o-lin-ist,  n.  a  plaer  on  de  vjolin; 
a  vjolist.  [linist. 

Yiolist,  Yj-ol-ist,  n.  a  plaer  on  de  vjol:  a  vjo- 

ViOLONCELUST,  Vs-o-lon-sel-ist,  n.  a.  plaer  on 
a  veolonqelo. 

Violoncello,  Ve-o-lon-qel-o,  er  Yj-o-lon-sel-o, 
n.  [/<.]  a  bas  vjolin,  wid  for  strigz;  er  an  in- 
strooment  ov  de  vjolin  kjnd,  an  oktav  loer  dan 
de  vjolin. 

ViOLONE,  Ye-o-16-ne,  n.  [7<.]  {3Im.}  d  Iqrj  bas 
vjolin  wid  tre  strigz;  a  dubl  bas. 

Viper,  Yj-per,  n.  a  jenus  ov  venomus  serpents 
dat  prodq,3  d^r  yug  aljv; — a  misqivus  er  malig- 
nant person. 

YiPEEiNE,  Yj-per-in,  A.  belogig  tu  a  vjper. 

Viperous,  Yj-per-us,  a.  havig  de  kwolitiz  ov  a 
vjper;  vjperin. 

Viper's- BUGLOss,  Vj-perz-bq,-glos,  n.  a  plant. 

Yiper's-grass,  Vj-perz-gras,  n.  a  plant;  sker- 
zonera.  [tu  a  vjrago. 

YiRAGiNiAN,  Vir-a-jin-i-an,*    a.    ov   er   belogig 

Yiraginity,  Yir-a-jin-i-ti,  n.  de  karakter  er 
kwolitiz  ov  a  vjrago. 

Virago,  Vj-ra-go,  6r  Vi-ra-go,  n.  a  wuman  wid 
manlik  kwolitiz;  a  femal  weryor;  a  tdrbtilent 
wuman. 

ViRENT,  Yj-rent,*  a.  gren;  not  faded. 

Yirescent,  Yj-res-ent,  a.  {Bot.}   gren;   fliirijig. 

ViRGALOO,  Yer-ga-lcD,  ti.  {But.}  a  kjnd  ov  pq,r. 
Se  (  Virgoiileuse,}  er  (  Vergaloo.) 

Yiegate,  Yer-gat,*  n.  a  yqrdland,  konsistig 
ov  24  akerz.  [rod. 

Yiegate,  Yer-gat,  a.  {Bot.}  havig  log  Joots,  Ijk  a 

Yirqated,  Yer-gat-ed,  a.  strjped. 

Yiege,  Yerj,  n.  a  wond.     Se  (  Verge.) 

YiEGER,  Verj-er,  n.     Se  (  Verger.) 

Virgin,  Ver-jin,  n.  a  wuman  havig  had  no  kqr- 
nal  nolej  ov  a  man;  a  mad;  a  wuman  not  a 
muder; — de  sjn  Vergo  in  de  zodiak. 

Yiegin,  Yer-jin,  a.  befitig  a  verjin;  madnli;  pqr; 
frej;  qast; — unyi^zd  er  unkiiltivated;  az,  rerjin 

Yiegin,  Yer-jin,*  v.  i.  tu  pla  de  verjin.        [serl. 

Virginal,  Yer-jin-al,  a.  relatig  tu  a  verjin; 
madn;  madnli. 

Virginal,  Yer-jin-al,  ».  a  ked  mi],zikal  instru- 
ment rezemblig  a  hqrpsikerd,  fermerli  plad  bj 
yug  ladiz: — ofn  kold  verjiiials. 

YiRGiN-BOEN,  Yer-jin-bern,  a.  bern  ov  a  verjin. 

YiEGiNiTY,  Yer-jin-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  a 
verjin;  madnhud. 

Yiegin"s-bowee,  Yer-jinz-b'5-er,  n.  At  klematis; 
a  plant  or  Jrub.  [de  Yerjin. 

Virgo,  Yor-go,  n.  [i.]  de  sikst  sjn  in  de  zodiak; 

YiRGOULEUSE,  Yer-gaj-h^z,  n.  [/>'.]  a  sert  ov  p^r; 
vergakD. 

ViRiD,  Yir-id,  a.  gren;  verdant. 

Viridity,  Vi-rid-i-ti,  n.  grennes;  verdyq,r. 


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VniDNBM,  Vir-id-oe«,  n.  viriditi;  rrrJyiir. 
ViKiLE,  Vj-ril,  vr  Vir-il,  a.    brlouig   tu   >»  mnu; 

out  pi^eril;  nut  femiaiu;  muDli;  inMkiiliu;  pru- 

krtHtiv. 
VmiLiTY,  Vi-ril-i-li,  n.  dc  kwuliti  or  itat  or  btig 

a  man:  manhud;  pver  ov  prukrcajoo. 
ViKiroTK.XT,  Vi-rip-u-l«at,*  m.  fit  fur  a  busb«ad; 

marijttbl. 
ViaMlLiov,  Ver-iml>yon,  n.     Se  {  itrmilion.) 
VuTU,  Ver-tii,  n.  [It.]  a  luv  or  dt  fin  (^rU;  a 

taat  for  knriuiiitii. 
ViBTi'AL,  \^rl-yii-»l.  «.  bcio   in  f.^kt, 

di;>  not  in  fukt:  |iui«nJiU;  ffikii  >1. 

ViBTLALiTT,  Vfri-yii-al-i-ii,*  /..  >ciQ 

r<5rtyiiiil. 
ViRTUALLT,  V^rt-yn-aJ-i,  ad.  in  a  v^rtynal  man- 

er;  iu  uiikt,  io  not  loutiriali. 
ViHTL'ATK.  V^rl-yti-at,»  r.  t.  tu  mak  efikajui. 
ViETUB,  Vyrtyii,  «.  niuful  (;udnes;  upuzd  tu  r'li; 

At   kurs  uv  akjouz  ur  kundukt  b|   ljwi(j  a  mm 

fulfill  de  |iurpU!>oz  uv  hiz  liciu;  rjt  priiL^ipl:  rit 

kondukt;  oksolou-;  -ftiual   <jiutili;— onerji,  fizi- 

kal  or  mural,  hwi(j  wurki  Huin  fjud  oftikt:  ^f  ika'<i; 

p-sor:  aktig  puor;  sckn-t  ajon^i; — kuraj:  bruveri; 

valor:-    wun  ov  de   orden  ov  de    .<ele«tyal    bj- 

crurki.  [efikHJi. 

ViHTiKLE83,  V'vrt-yn-les,    A.    woDtip    vertyn   or 
ViRTLE  PKOOF,    Vvrt-yn-pwif,    a.    ireiiitibl    in 

v^rtyn, 
ViBTf  080,  .V^r-tt^-i-so,  n.  [It.]  pi.  Vfr-tti-ij-«j, 

{i'lty.}  V9r-tq,-u-so»;  a   man  nkild  in,  or  havifl 

a  ta.4l  for,  de  f^n  qrtj,  ai  puutiy.  :tLaly(iari,  and 

^rkiluktyi^r;  u  man  skild  in  uilek  or  oatyiiral 

ki^rio'titii. 
ViETfOsoftuip,  V?r-tq-u-au-Jip,    n.    de   pumiite 

ov  a  v^rttiuso. 
V1RTUOU8.  N  ^t-yti-ua,  a.  havifl  v^rtyq;  porUkin 

ov  vvrtyi^:  m^'rali  t;ud:  uprjt;  onc^t;  rjlj  ^kwitabl: 

— <;a-[:     tfik«/us:  puorful. 
V'lRTUOLSLV,  Vvrt-yn-uj-li,  ad.    in  a   r^rlyt^us 

mil  nor. 
ViBTi;ocsNES8,   Vvrt-yq-iM-nM,    n.    de   stat  or 

beio  v^rtynu*. 
TiRULKNCE,  Vir-yn-lens,     j  n.  de  kwulili  ov  brig 
ViEULKXcy,  Vir-j'ii-len-si,  (       viryrilent;  mental 

p<rin:  uitlizniti;  akrimuni  ov  t<;m|K.-r;  bitcrnc-^. 
ViRCLEN'T,    Vir-yn,-lent,     a.     pffznu.-i;    venomus: 

ptfind  in  dr  m|nd;  biter;   malignant:  cnnijd. 
ViRfLENTED,  Vir-yn-lcnt-ed,*  a.  fild  wid  jxrzn. 
Virulently,  Vir-yn-lent-li, «/.  maligoanlli;  wid 

l.;t-rM.:,S. 
\'ii.i  >.  \'j-ru«,  n.  [L.]  p^zn. — {Med.}  perzn  hwi<; 

iz  .tr  red  ov  infckjon;  de  ajent  fer  trau^mitio 

iufok/u;)  diuict. 
Via,  Vis,  n.  [L]  iPhy$ict)    fors;   pner;   Vfrtyq. 
ViSAOE,  Vii-aj,  n.  de  fas;  kvntenanit:  luk. 
ViSAOKD,  Viz-ajd,  a.  havio  a  fas  or  viwj. 
Vl8-A  Tis,  Vii-avr.  n.  \  Fr..  ''n-  tu  fnn;]  a  karij 


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ViACEKAL,  \  is-or-»l,  a.  relttiig  lu  Je  visera:— 
felig:  tender.  [«>mt. 

Viscerate,  Vij-cr-at,»  r.  /.  tu       '      '   " 

Viscid,  Vivid,  a.  glqlinus:  tcmi 

VuuiDiTT,  Vi-»id-i-ti, /».  dt  kw 
gli^tinu'inc.4;  ropiue*;  viskositi. 

VisccMilTr,  Vis-ku^-i-ti,  «.  de  kwoliii  ov  beig 
vi^id  <>r  vi''ka.->:  visiditi;  t;li'itinu.'<De«;  lemuiti. 

Viscount,  Vj-kunt,  n.  literali,a  r^-ksnt,  9t  wan 
btD  forinofli  luplki  de  pliu  uv  a  k'snt  ar  frl,  and 
woi  <tr  Jvrif  uv  de  k'snti;— at  prezont,  a  tjtl  ov 
Il).;liJ  nabiliti,  nekst  briu  an  fri,  and  abdv  a 
bar>n. 

Viscountess,  Vi-k^ot-eei,  a.  de  Udi  or  a  vikvnt; 
a  pere<  or  de  lurt  unler. 


VisoouxTSBir,  Vi-kiot-Jip,  |  n,  d<  kwoliii  sad 
ViHcou.vrTr,  Vj-k«nt-i,  t      ofti  or  a  vikint. 

VikCOUH,    Vit-kiu,    a.   gliitinuj;    atiki;    tensjuj; 

vinid:  rupi. 
ViscuM,  V  u-kum,  ».  (£.1  {B.U.)  m\t\U»;  bfrdlja. 
Viscus,  VinktM,  n.    ; /.  ^    InT/'fin     nn    tnt^^rrial 

orpin  ov   !. 
ViSUNU,   V  1- 

itix  ov  dt     .    - . J.,    ..    _  .  .    ^ \    . ,  .g 

(Branutf  and    \.>>tru.f     iirt^oKi    iz    de    krcalor, 

V''i/on  '^'  |>rt»»rvfr,  i»nd  Sjvi  dr  dr«ln»or. 
Vihibilitv,  Viz  i  '  at  »r  kwoliti 

ov  bcig  vizibl;  ;  j. 

ViHiBLE,   Viz-i-li.  pcrMptibI  bj 

de    (:   ap^rent;    kuu^(>ik>  i^ui;   ubviiu;    evident; 

in:inife<t:  dizornibl. 
ViHiBLK,  V'iz-i-bl,*  n.  dat  bwia  ix  sen  b^  de  j. 
VisiBLENESs,  Vii-i-bl-n«s,  n.  de  itat  or  kwoliti 

ov  btig  vizibl.  [bj  de  j. 

Visibly,    Viz-i-bli,   ad.    in  a   maner  pernojitibl 
Visiooth,  Vii(-i-;;ut,  fi.  a  VVeatom  Qol,  or  wun 

Imi  kau  ffuiu  de  wcsttcra  Jidni  ov  de  Biltik,  in 

diHtigk/on  from  de  'Ostru;;ots,  or  i'rtern  Gotw. 
ViiiiooTHic,  Vis-i-got-ik,  a.   retatig  tu  de  Visi- 

g..ts. 
\  IS  LNERTiiK,  Via  in-^r-Ji-e,   [L.,  dr  pstr  ov  in- 

ertnfs;]  {l'hyt!cij  de  prapensiti  ov  mater  or  or 

uatyiir  tu  reman  in  iu  aktyi^al  kondijon,  hwed- 

er  uv  m>j|un  or  rejst. 
Visio:f,  Vij-on,  n.  ajt;  dc  fakuiti  ov  «eig:  de  akt 

ov  ^eig: — eni  apenin.'<,  but  ospejali  ^umtig  imaj- 

ind  tu  be  Mn:  dat  hwitj  is  sen  in  a  drcm:  a  sq- 

pernatyiiral  a[ieratu:   a  spekter;   a    fantom; — a 

drf  in:  !<umti{)  Jun  in  a  drem.     (I  Jrnn  bapaz  ta 

a  i<Iepig,  <i  riyin  ma  Inipn  lu  a  wakig,  man; — a 

drem  ix  supuzd  natyi^ral,  a  vtjoA  nurikyiiluY 

but  da  qr  sumtimz  konf'snded. 
Vision,  Vij-on,  r.  t.  tu  pcrse'v  in  vijon;  tu  drem 
Visio.xal,  \'i5-on-al,  a.  relatig  tu  a  vijon;  vi3- 

onari. 
VistoNAEiNESS,  Vij-on-a-fi-ncs,  ».  de  kwoliti  ov 

beig    vijonari. 
Visio.N'ARY,  Vij-on-a-ri,  a.  af^kted  bi   fantomi; 

fanUutikul;  distiirbd   in   imajinajon;    imajinari; 

not  rr:il:  — adikted  tu  mad  ^kriuz  or  vairnria. 
Visioxart,  Vij-on-a-ri,  «.  wun  ho)  ix  vijonari  ar 

f:iii;iful:  wun  hot  fitrmx  impraktikabl  skemx. 
V18IONIST,  Vi.:5-on-i6t,  n.  a  vijonari. 
VisiO-VLESS,  Vij-on-les,  a.  bavig  nut  vijon. 
Visit,  Vix-it,  t.t.  tu  go  ta  sc;  tu  kum  or  go 

tu;  tu  atend. 
Vuit,  Vix-it,  c.  i.  tu  praktis  guig  tu  se  udara; 

tu  kol  and  stop. 
Visit,  Vix-it,  n.  de  akt  ov  rizitig;  de  akt  or  go- 

ig  tu  >>e  aniider;  a  prulogd  ki>l. 
Visitable,  Viz-it-a-bl,  a.  Ijabl  tu  be  vizited. 
Visitant,  Vii-i-tant,  n.  wun  bj)  vizits;  a  vizitor. 
Visitation,  Vix-i-ta-/on,  n.  At  :ikt  "v  vizitig:  de 

slat  ov  bcig  vixilcd:  gud  or  t  •     ;  bj  Ciud; 

intiikjon.— (La'/-)    de  akt  u    intu 

de  aljjrx  ov  a  korporajon  er  1..-..:^  _. 
Visitatorial,  Vix-i-tA-tw-ri-al,  a.  bciugig  tu  a 

jq,di/itl  viiiior  ar  vixitajun.  [>^'V- 

Visiting,  Vu-it-ig,  n.  vizit.i'        ^       '  ■   ov  viz- 
Visitor,  Viz-ii-or,   n.    wun  «un  hA 

vizit.-i  in  •trder  tu  iiupekt,  ».;  .  ij:>i  jij- 

di/al  direktur. 
VisiVE,  Vj-siv,*  a.  bcl6gig  tu  de  p^er  ov  seig. 
VisNK,  Vt-ui,  ».  [/v.]  {Law}  naburbud;  riaiaiti; 

venq. 
VisNOMY,  Vlx-no-mi,*  •».  [kortptad  from  jWrf^- 

Humi.]  fas:  fisiognomi. 
Visor,  Viz-or,  n.  dt  p«^rfunitc<i  pqrt  or  a  halaat 

abiir  de  bever:  a  mask  yt^zd  fur  diagis. 
VisoRED,  Viz-ord,  a.  ma«kt. 
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Vista   Vis-ta,  n.  a  vi^;  a  prospckt  trcD  an  avsnix, 

az  ov  trez;  a  wok  bstwt'n  an  avemi  ov  trez. 
Visual.  Vi;-{-ix-al,  a.  relatii)  tu  vijon;  yq,zd  in  er 

adit)  sit. 
Visualize,  Vis-ti-al-jz,  v.  t.  tu  render  v'\'j,\\^\. 
Vis  viT^,  Vis  vi-tE,  [Z.]  de  vigor  ov  lif:  Az  nat- 

yiXral  p-ser  ov  de  animal  bodi  in  prezervii)  lif. 
Vital,  V'j-tal,  a.  rflatii)  tm  lif;  esenjal  or  neses- 
ari  tu  iff;  kontani;]  Ijf;  escnjal;  nesesari.—  Vital 
^r,  {Ghhn.)  de  old  term  for  oksijen  ga.s.—  Vital 
statistil-s,  statistiks,  er  a  statment  ov  fakts  and 
kalki^lajonz,  relatir)  to.  de  dn,raJon  ov  lif. 
Vitality,  Vj-t;il-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  vjtal; 

de  prinsipl  ov  Ijf:  Ijf. 
Vitalization,  Vj-tal-i-za-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  vjtal- 

jziij. 
Vitalize,  Vj-tal-jz,  v.  t.  tm  giv  Ijf  ta;  tu  vivif  j. 
Vitally,  Vj-tal-i,  ad.  in  a  vjtal  maner;  sea  az  tu 

giv  Ijf. 
Vitals,  Vj-talz,  n.  pi.  pqrts  esenjal  tu  Ijf. 
VlTELLAEY,  Vj-tel-a-ri,  or  Vit-el-ar-i,  n.  de  plas 

in  de  eg  hw^r  de  yok  swimz  in  de  hwjt. 
ViTELLVS,  Vj-tel-us,  n.    [L.]    {Bot.)   a  fleji  bag 
intcrpcf)zd  betwen  de  embrio  and  de  albixmen,  in 
sum  sedz. 
Vitiate,  ViJ-i-at,  t).  t.  tu  koriipt;  tu  deprav;  tu 
spffl;  tu  mak  les  p^r;  tu  kontaminat;  tu  def  jl: 
tu  tant;  tu  poli^t:  tu  infekt. 
Vitiation,  ViJ-i-a-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  vijiatii);  de 

Stat  ov  beifl  vijiated;  depravajon;  korupjon. 
Vitiosity,  ViJ-i-6s-i-ti,*  n.  vijusnes. 
ViTious,  ViJ-us,  n.  koriipt.     Se  (  Vicious.) 
ViTis,  Vj-tis,  n.    [X.]  {jBot.y  a  jenus  ov  plants; 

de  vjn. 
Vitreous,  Vit-re-us,  a.  ov   de   natyt^r  ov  glas; 

glasi;  konsistii)  ov  glas;  rezemblip  glas. 

ViTREOUSNESS,  Vit-re-us-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii) 

vitreus.  [Jon. 

ViTRESCENCE,  Vi-tres-ens,  n.  glasines;  vitrifikn- 

ViTRESciBLE,  Vi-tres-i-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beii)  fermd 

intu  glas.  [fjifl- 

ViTRiFACTiON,  Vit-ri-fak-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  vitri- 

ViTRiFACTURE,  Vj-tri-fakt-yi|.r,  n.   a  term  apljd 

tu  de  manyn,faktyq,r  ov  glas,  poteri  and  poise- 

lan.  [rifjd. 

ViTRiFiABLE,  Vit-rl-f  j-a-bl,  a.  kapabl  ov  beir)  vit- 

ViTRiFiCABLE,  Vi-trif-i-ka-bl,  a.  vitrifjabl. 

ViTUiFiCATE,  Vi-trif-i-kat,  v.  t.  tu  vitr'ifj. 

Vitrification,  Vit-ri-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  vitrifakjon. 

Vitrified,  Vit-ri-f jd, />.  a.   konverted  intu  glas. 

Vitriform,  Vit-ri-fdrm,  a.  havig  de  ferm  ov  glas. 

Vitrify,  Vit-ri-f  j,  v.  t.  tu  konvM  er  qanj  intu 

glas-  '  [us. 

Vitrify,  Vit-ri-fj,  v.  i.  tu  bekiim  glas,  er  vitre- 

Vituina,  Vi-trj-na,  n.  a  jenus  ov  frej-weter  mo- 

Idskus  animalz,  havii)  a  tin  Jel. 
ViTRiOELECTRic,  Vit-ri-o-e-lek-trik,  a.  kontanii) 

de  elcktrisiti  eksjted  bj  rubir)  glas. 
Vitriol,  Vit-ri-ol,  re.  de  old  kemikal  term  fer  de 
sulfat  ov  jurn,  er  grrn  vitriol.— Vl  ov  vitriol,  iz 
an  old  term  for  sulfiirik  a.sid. — I^ativ  vitriol  iz 
koperas;  hlii  vitriol  a  sulfat  ov  koper;  red  vit- 
riol, a  sulfat  ov  kobolt;  hwH  vitriol,  a  sulfat  ov 
ziflk. 
ViTRiOLATE,  Vit-ri-o-lat,  v.  t.  tu  konv^rt  intu 

sulfij^rik  asid;  tu  vitrioljz. 
ViTRioLATE,  Vit-ri-o-lat,  j    a.    impregnated 

VlTRioLATKD,  Vit-ri-o-lat-ed,  (      wid  vitriol. 
Vitriolic,  Vit-ri-61-ik,  a.  rclatig  tu,  or  obtand 
from,  vitriol:  kontanifl  vitriol. —  Vitridlik  asid, 
er  nl  ov  vitriol,  n"s  kold  sulf^rik  asid. 
ViTRiOLizE,  Vit-ri-ol-jz,  v.  t.   tu  konvdrt  intu 

suUi^rik  asid. 
ViTRiOLOus,  Vi-tq-o-lus,*  a.  kontanip  vitriol. 
VlTTA,  Vit-a,  n.  de  djadem  on  a  medal;  a  ribon. 
Vitiate,  Vit-at,  a.  {bot.}  strjped;  havig  strjps. 


ViTULiNE,  Vit-yn-ljn,  a.  belogig  tu  a  kqf  or  tu 

vel. 
ViTUPERABLE,  Vi-ti\-per-a-bl,  a.  dezervig  reproq. 
Vituperate,    Vi-tix-per-at,  v.  t.  tu   repriSq;  tu 

vilifj;  tu  reprehend;  tu  blam;  tu  senJn,r. 
Vituperation,  Vi-ti],rper-a-Jon,  n.  blam;  senjtj,r; 

reprtoq;  sever  reprehenjon. 
Vituperative,  Vi-ti\-per-a-tiv,  a.  kontanig  sen- 

JUr  er  re  prog. 
Vituperator,  Vi-ti^-per-a-tor,   n.  a  sever  sen- 

Ji],rer;  a  revjler. 
ViTUPERious,  Vi-tq-pe-ri-us,*  a.  disgrasful. 
Vivace,  Vi-v^-qa,  [/<.]    {Mus.)  Ijvli. —  Vsvagisi- 

ma,  veri  Ijvli. 
Vivacious,  Vi-va-Jus,  er  Vj-va-Jus,  a.  log-ljvd; 

— sprjtli;  ga;  animated;  sportiv;  meri;aktiv;  Ijvli. 
Vivaciously,  Vi-va-Jus-li,  ad.  wid  vivasiti. 
VivACiouSNESS,  Vi-va-Jus-nes,  n.  vivasiti. 
Vivacity,  Vi-vas-i-ti,  er  Vj-vas-i-ti,  ?i.  de  kwol- 
iti ov  heig  vivajus;  animajon;  Ijf;  spirit:  Ijvlines; 

sprjtlines; — lonjeviti;  legt  ov  Ijf; — p'ser  ov  livLg. 
ViVARY,  Vj-va-ri,  n.  a  plas,  ov  land  er  woter,  hwq,r 

livig  animalz  qr  kept. — {Law}  a  pqrk,  woren, 

fij-pond,  er  piskari. 
Viva  voce,  Vj-va  vo-se,  [L.]  bj  wurd  ov  mist; — 

notig  a  motod  ov  votig,  er   ov  ekspresig  wunz 

opinyon  er  wijez. 
Vive,  Vjv,*  a.  Ijvli;  forsibl;  presig. 
Vive   la    bagatelle,    Vev  Iq  bag-a-tel,     [Fr.] 

sukses  tu  trjflz. 
Vive  le  roi,   Vev  le  rwo,  [Fr.]  log  liv  de  kig, 
Vively,  Viv-li,*  ad.  in  a  Ijvli  maner:  strogli. 
ViVENCY,  Vj-ven-si,*  n.  maner  ov  kontinyvj,ig  aljv. 
ViVES,  Vjvz,  n.pl.  de  parotid  glandz  ov  hersez. 
Vivianite,  Viv-i-an-jt,   n.    {Min.)    a.  fosfat  ov 

jurn. 
Vivid,  Viv-id,  a.  Ijvli;  kwik;  strjkig;  sprjtli;  ak- 

tiv;  kler;  li],sid;  brjt. 
Vividity,  Vi-vid-i-ti,  n.  vividnes. 
Vividly,  Viv-id-li,  ad.   wid   Ijf;    wid  kwiknes; 

wid  stregt.  [nes. 

Vividness,  Viv-id-nes,  n.  Ijf;  vigor;  kwiknes;  brjt- 
ViviFic,  Vj-vif-ik,  a.  givig  Ijf;  makig  aljv. 
ViviFiCAL,  Vj-vif-i-kal,  a.  givig  Ijf;  vjvifik. 
ViviFiCATE,  Vj-vif-i-kat,  er  Viv-i-fi-kat,    v.  t. 

tu  mak  aljv;  tu  animat;    tu  vivifj. — {Cliem.) 

tu  giv  nv(,  form  or  luster  tu. 
ViviFiCATiON,  Viv-i-fi-ka-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  vivi- 

f jig  er  givig  lif. 
ViviFiCATiVE,  Vj-vif-i-ka-tiv,  a.  abl  tu  animat. 
Vivify,  Viv-i-fj,  v.  t.  tu  mak  aljv;   tia  animat; 

tu  endii  wid  Ijf. 
Viviparous,  Vj-vip-a-rus,  a.  prodt^sig  yug  in  a 

livig  stat,  az  an  animal;  opozd  tu  aviparus. 
Vivisection,  Viv-i-sek-Jon,  n.  de  akt  ov  opnig 

or  disektig  livig  animalz. 
Vixen,  Viks-n,  7i.  literali,  de  kub  ov  a  foks; — a 

froard,    pajonat  wuman;    a   skold.      Fermerli 

apljd  elso  tu  d  man. 
VixENLY,  Viks-n-li,  a.  rezemblig  a  viksn. 
Viz.,  Viz.,  ad.  \a  kontrakjon  ov  videliset,]  tu  wit; 

namli;  dat  iz. 
Vizard,  Viz-ard,  /i.  a  mask  yi|,zd  fer  disgjz;  a 

vizor. 
Vizard,  Viz-ard,  v.  t.  tu  mask. 
Vizier,  Viz-yer,  er  Viz-yer,  n.   [Ar.]  a  minister 
or  kunsilor  ov  stat  in  Turki,  &s., — de  wun  ov 
hjest  ragk  iz  keld  grand  visyer. — Ritnelso  {viz- 
ir and  visier.y 
Vizierate,  Viz-yer-at,  n.  de  ofis  ov  vizyer. 
ViziERAZEM,  Viz-yer-a-zem,  n.  [Turk.']  de  grand 

vizyer;  de  TurkiJ  prjm  minister. 
Vocable,  V6-ka-bl,*  n.  a  wurd;  a  term. 
Vocabulary,  Vo-kab-yq-la-ri,  n.  a  kolekjon  ov 
wurdz,  az  doz  ov  a  sjens:  nomenklntyi^r;  a  glos- 
ari;  a  dikjonari;  a  leksikon;  a  wurd-buk. 


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\  of.M.,  \ij-knl,  a.  rclntii)  lu  At  vffs:  haviji  a  vffn; 

utcnl  ur  ui'xIyilUitfd   b|  de  vcth;  (jriil;  v<;rbttl;-  - 

nutij)  u  [n-kiilyar  ii'jtui,  ai  ov  ^,  iix  distiogwi/l 

from  s,  or  ov  c,  ui  ilistiu^wijt  from/'.        [«itii(li. 

Vocalic,  Vo-kAI-ik,  a.  relatiu  tu  vnoU,  ur  vukal 

Vocalist,  \'ui-kal-i.it,  /».  a  rukul  iiuizijaii;  a  Hiflor. 

VooALiTY,  Vo-kal-i-ti,   n.   ii'Scr  ov  ut<-riiii.'<;   de 

kwoliti  ov  beio  liturabl  \>\  de  viTii.        [vu>kul|ziu. 

Vocalization,    Vu-kal-i-zti-Joii,    n.    de  uki  ov 

VoCALIZK,  Vu-kal-jz,  I',  t.  tu  form  inlu  vff.-;  lu 

reuJcr  Viaknl;  tu  utor  vukali;  tu  (irtikyiiUit;  — 

tia  giv  a  iKirtikyiilar  s-snd  tu,  az  tu  muk  t  s'nnd 

l|k  t.     "A  iz  ruk-niinl,  dat  iz,  pruniinsl  az  j." 

Vocally,  Vii-kal-i,  ad.  bj  de  vm;  ia  wurdz;  qr- 

tik.vq,latli.  [vukal. 

VocALNESS,  Vu-kal-nos,    n.    de  kwoliti  ov   bt-iy 

Vocation,  Vu-kii-Jon,  n.  a  kolio  or  spekio  tu; 
sumonz; — trad;  omplffmunt;  kolio;  profojon;  biz- 
nes. 

Vocativk,  V6k-a-tiv,  a.  relatiu  tu  kiilig  or  itpek- 
ig  tn.—  (Oram.)  notio  de  ka."  ov  a  n'sn  sub- 
sUiiitiv,  h\rcn  it  iz  dirdktli  apljd  tu  de  person 
adrt5<t.  [nr. 

Vocativk,  V6k-a-tiv,  n.  a  kaa  ov  a  msn  in  gram- 

Vocikerate,  Vu-»if-or-nf,  r.  i.  tu  krj  ut  ludli; 
tu  hulo;  tu  halib;  tu  klamor. 

VociKKEATiox,  Vij-sif-(>r-u-/on,  n.  de  akt  ov  vo- 
!iift.-mti|j:  khimur:  '8lkr{. 

Vociferous,  Vu-sif-cr-us,  .1.  klamoru^;  nffzi;  lud. 

VociKEROL'8LT,  Vu-sif-or-us-li,  ad.  in  a  vosifor- 
ui  manor. 

VociFERousNESS,  Vo-sif-or-us-nos,  n.  de  kwoliti 
ov  btifl  voaiforu:). 

VoE,  Vl),  n.  an  inlet,  ba,  or  krck. 

VoouE    Vug,  ft.  fiijun;  mud;  wa;  rriJi'it. 

Voice,  \n^,  n.  dr  .«>ind  formd  in  de  lari|)lu  ov 
men  and  unimuiz  bj  de  aprupriat  organz,  and 
emitod  b|  de  wnt:  de  ]iekq,lyar  karakter  ov  siind 
distiggwijio  de  indiviilyi^al,  hwcder  man  er  ud- 
or  kretyn,r;  oni  s'snd  mad  bj  brct;— vut;  sufraj: 
opinyon  oksprest;— lau;;waj;  wurdz;  okspre/on. 
{Gram.)  de  form  or  maucr  ov  inflciktio  de  verb, 
az  btin  aktic  or  /'a#»i". — ile  aklio  ma  ek.sprd.sez 
ak/on  or  njensi;  az,  "He  trtjez."  'de  pa»iv  n« 
denutd  bri|)  akted  upSn,and  iz  formd  ov  de  |>u:>t 
jx^rtiitipl  ov  an  aktiv-transitiv  verb,  and  an  in- 
flckjon  ov  de  ogzilyari  or  subcstantiv  verb  tu  be,- 
az,  "!Ir  iz  tot." 

Voice,  \'a»,*  c.  t.  tu  nDmor;  tu  rcpurt;  tu  vot. 

Voice,  Vats,*  r.  i.  tu  klamor;  tu  mak  Tjtkrj-.. 

Voiced,  Vjrst,  a.  furniji  wid  a  vers. 

VoicEPL'L,  VtVs-ful,  a.  havig  a  vers;  vokal. 

Voiceless,  Vdfs-lcs,  a.  havijj  no  ven. 

Void,  Verd,  a.  ointi:  vakant; -havi{)  nu  fors  or 
ef(<kt;  devord;  van;  inefoktyi^al;  nui; — un.supljd; 
unokyiii'id;  unftiriiijt:— unsubstanjal;  unreal. 

Void,   Vtrd,  n.  an  einti  spas;  vakyn_um:  vukansi. 

Void,  Verd,  r.  t.  tu  kwil;  tu  lev  finti;— tu  emit; 
tu  par  'St;  tu  omti;  tu  emit,  az  ckiikremcnt; — 
tu  vaknt;  tu  nulifi:  tu  aniil. 

Void,  Vffd,  »■.  ».  tu  he  einitcd.  [nnilld. 

Voidable,  V<Vd-a-bl,   a.    dat  mn   be    v»ded   or 

VoiDA.NCE,  V?Wl-anJ,  n.  de  akt  ov  vffdiu;  cjekjon 
from  Q  bi^nefii". 

Voider,  VAd-cr,  n.  he  or  dat  hwic  verdz;— a  bas- 
ket, in  hwiq  brukn  met  iz  karid  from  de  tabl. 

Voiding,  Vdrd-ip,  a.  reseriQ  hwot  iz  ej«Sktcd  or 
vffded. 

VoiDNt:&s,  Vtifd-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  verd;  cmti- 
ncs;  uuliti. 

Voire  dire,  Vwor  der,  [/>.]  (i<i»r)  a  t^»nn  yt^zd 
in  knsez  in  hwiq  it  iz  prad,  up<)n  a  trjal  at  In, 
dat  u  witncs  ma,  previusi  tu  hiz  givig  biz  ovi- 
don",  be  swwrn  ujion  a  ruvr  drr;  dat  iz,  tu  )>pck 
de  trmt. 

Volant,  V(;!>-laDt,*  ».  fliig;  nimbi;  aktiv. 


VoLARv,   V.il-a-ri,  n.    a    b^rd-knj   Ujrj    rndf   for 

li^rdz  tu  fli  in. 
Volatile,  N  61-a-til,    a.    fljiu;   pmiy  tna  dr  \r, 
havio  de  puor  tu  pa«  uvor  bj  K|>untdntuii  evap- 
om/on;    Ijvli;   fikl;    (janjabl;  ful  ov  spirit;  vi; 
gidi;  fijti. 
Volatile,  V6|.a-til,»  n.  a  wigd  animal. 
VuLATiLENEiw,  V6l-a-lil-nc«,  n.  de  lUl  ov  beig 
_  volalil;  vohililiti. 
Volatility,  Vol-a-til-i-ti,  /».  de  atat  ov  brig  Tol- 

alil;  Wont  ov  fikniti;  leviti;  miitabiliti;  ^rioM. 
Volatilizablk,  V6i-a-til-{z-a-bl,  a.   dat  ma  be 

v6laiilizd. 
VoLATiLiZATio.N,  Vol-a-Ul-i-xA-Jon,  «.  de  akt  ot 

ninkli)  volatil. 

Volatilize,  Vtil-a-til-Jz,  «.  <,  tu  mak  volatil;  tu 

.subtiliz  tu  a  hi  drgrt.  [mineral. 

VoLBORTiiiTE,  \  ol-bort-jt,   n.    (J/in.)    a   ydluij 

VoLCA.Mc,  Vol-kan-ik,  a.  iiartakig  ov  de  nalyi^r 

ov  a  vulkanu;  relatig  tu  a  volkano;  prudr^iit  bl 

u  volkanu. 

VoLCANisT,  Vol-ka-nist,  n.  wun  vvrst  in  de  noloj 

or  nienf  ov  volkanuz. 
VoLCA.MZE,  Vul-kan-jz,  v.  t.   tu  gubj6kt  tu  At 

inflHens  ov  volkanik  akjon. 
Volcano,  Vol-ka  nu.  «.  a  mitnten  havig  a  sub- 
teranean  or  int<Tnal  fjr,  and  suiuljmz  sondiu  ^^rt 
flam,  lava,  njez,  smuk,  is.;  a  biiriiio  rn'snten. 
Vole,  Vol,  n.  a  del  at  kqrdz  dat  droz  ol  de  trikj. 
Vole,  Vol,  r.  ».  tu  win  ol  de  trik*  at  kqrdz. 
VoLKE,  Vo-ld,  ».  [/>.]  {Mut.)    a   rapid  fljt  ov 

nuLs. 
VoLENS  NOLENS,    Vo-lenz  Du-lonz,    [Z.]    {Law) 

wili|)  or  not  wilig.     Se  {yoleiis  I'oUns.) 
VoLERY.  V61-e-ri,»  n.  a  fljt  ov  bordz.  [fljig. 

VoLiTATiON,  Vol-i-tu-Jon,*  «.  de  akt  or  puer  ov 
Volition,  Vo-liJ-on,  «.  de  akt  ov  wilig  or  eks- 

crsjiij)  de  wil;  de  piter  ov  wilig;  qor.i. 
VoLiTiVE,  V61-i-tiv,  a.  haviy  de  p«er  tu  wil. 
Vol  KONSKOiTE,    Vol  kon-sku-jt,    n.    {.Min.)    a 
_  Soft  min^'Hil  kontaniy  oksid  ov  krumiura. 
Volley,  Vol-i,  n.  a  fljt  ov  Jot; — a  burst;  an  cmij- 
011  ov  meni  at  wuns.  [tu  tru  UU 

Volley,  V6l-i,  f.  t.  tu  disqi^rj  at,  az  wid  a  voli; 
Volley,  V61-i,  v.  i.  tu  distjqrj. 
Volleyed,  V61-id,  a.  dis(i4rjd  wid  a  voli. 
Volt,  Volt,  n.  a  bund;  a  turn;  a  g^^rkqlar  tred 
ov  u  jwrtikyqlar  kjnd,  mad  bj  a  hors;— a  lep  b) 
u  feuscr,  tu  avtjfd  a  trust. 
VoLTA,  Vol-tu,  n.  [It.]  pi.  V61-te;  {J/u».)  an  Did 
tre-tjmd  qr;  a  turn;  a  goig  bak  and  retdrnig;  a 
repetijon. 
VoLTAGRAPHY,  VoI-tAg-ni-fi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  kopiin 
in  metalz,  deixizitcd   bj   clektrulitik   akJon,  cui 
form  or  patern  hwicj  iz  mad  de  negativ  surfos  ov 
Q  vollaik  sorkit. 
Voltaic,  Vol-ta-ik,   a.    rrlatig  tu  de   fil6sofer 
ly/ta,  or  tu  a  galvdnik  pjl  or  bat«ri  invented  b{ 
him. 
VoLTAisM,  V61-ta-iz-m,n.  galvanizm  or  elcktriaiti 
az  iiupnf)vd  or  modifjd  bi  Volta.  [alum. 

VoLTAiTE,  Vol-ta-jt,  n.  {Jltri.)  a  spejez  ov  jum 
Voltameter,    Vol-uim-e-tcr,   n.   an   Instrument 
invented   bj    Dr.  Farada   for  mejqrig   voltaik 
elcktrisiti. 
VoLTAPLAST,  V61-ta-plast,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  galvinik 

bateri  adapted  tu  de  rlektrufjp. 
VoLTATYPE,  Vol-ta-tjp,   n.   a  mrtalik  j>lnt  kon- 
t^tniu  a  kopi  ov  a  devjs  ujxjn  a  medal   er  kffn, 
formd  bj  eloktro-kemikal  akJon;— kold  ol«u  rUk- 
trotu>. 
VoLTi,  V61-ti,  [//.]  {Mill.)  turn  over;  a  dirok/on 
tu  turn  over  a  lef. —  i'olti  M>bU<j,    turnover 
kwikli. 
VoLTiOKL'R,  Vol-ti-3^!r,  fi.  [».]  a  volt«r  or  tum- 
bler;—a  member  or  soljor  ov  Ijt  kavalri. 


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VoLTZiTE,  YSU-zit,  n.  {Jfin.}  a  s>ilfq,ret  ov  ziijk. 
VoLUBiLATE,  Vu-h'i-bi-lat,  a.    {Boi.}    kljinig  er 

windifl  r'snd. 
Volubility,  Vol-jti^-bil-i-ti,  n.  Ae  stat  ov  bsii) 

volynbl:  ds  akt  ov  roliij; — aktiviti  ov  tug;  flt^- 

ensi  ov  sjiEq: — mi^tabiliti;  Ijablnes  tu  revahiJon. 
Voluble,  V61-yix-bl,  a.  fermd  so  az  tia  rol  gzili; 

fermJ  sea  az  tu   be  Ezili   put   in  mojon;  roliij; 

havig  kwik  mojun: — niinbl;  aktiv; — apljd  tu  de 

tuij: — fh^ent  ov  wurdz;  tekativ. 
VoLUBLE\ESS,  V61-yq,-bl-ne3,   n.    de  kwoliti  ov 

bsiij  volyii^bl. 
Volubly,  V61-yix-bli,  ad.  in  a  v61yTi,bl  manor. 
Volume,  Vol-yixm,  n.  sumiiij  rold  er  konvolvd; 

a  siijgl  fcald;  a  roil:  a  siijgl  wav;   sumtii]   rold, 

lik  an  anjent  buk,  hwiq  konsisted  ov  a  Jet  wsnd 

risnd  a  staf;— a  buk  in  modern  ferm. 
VoLUMED,  V61-yi],md,  A.  havig  volyn,mz  er  rolii) 

mnsez. 
Voluminous,  Vo-Iv\,-niin-us,  a.  konsistiij  ov  meni 

koin(ilikaJonz;    konsistii)   ov  meni  volyii,mz,    er 

buks;  kopius;   difq,.?iv. 
Voluminously,    Vo-lvi-min-us-li,   ad.    in   meni 

volj'umz  er  buks. 
VoLUMiNOUSNESS,  Vo-lii,-min-us-nes,  n.   de  stat 

ov  be  it)  V(jli|minu3.  [an  etor. 

VoLUMiST,  Vol-yix-mist,*  n.  a  riter  ov  volyi^mz: 
Voluntarily,  V61-un-ta-ri-li,  ad.  in  a  vohmtari 

maner:  ov  vvunz  on  akerd:  spontaneusli. 
Voluntariness,  Vol-un-ta-ri-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 

beii)  voluntari. 
Voluntary,  V61-un-ta-ri,  a.  aktir)  wid-st  kom- 

puljon:  aktiij  bj  qers,  or  ov  wunz  on  akerd;  wilii); 

dun  bj  dezjn;  purpust;  intended:  gratqitus;  spon- 

taneus. 
Voluntary,  V61-un-ta-ri,  n.  a  volunter;  wun  hco 

akts  wid'st  kompuljon,  er  ov  hiz  on  akerd. — 

{Mu6.y  a  pes  ov  mv^zik  plad  at  wil,  er  ekstem- 

poraneusli,  wid-st  eni  setld  rcol. 
Voluntaryism,  V61-un-ta-ri-iz-m,  n,  voluntari 

prin.sipl  er  akjon;  de  sistem  ov  suportirj  eui  tii) 

bj  voluntari  kontribq^fon  er  asistans.    [Modern.] 
Volunteer,  Vol-un-ter,  n.  a  soljer  hco  servz  ov 

hiz  on  akord; — wan  hdi  engajez  in  eni  servis  ov 

hiz  on  akerd. 
Volunteer,  Vol-un-tei-,  v.  i.  tu  akt  er  serv  az  a 

volunter. 
Volunteer,  Vol-un-ter,  v.  t.  tu  ofer  voluntarili. 
Voluptuary,  Vo-lupt-yq,-a-ri,    71.    a  man  givn 

up  tu  plegq^r  and  liiksynri:   a   senji],alist;  an 

epikn,r. 
Voluptuary,  Vo-ldpt-yti,-a-ri,  a.  givn  tu  ple^- 

q,r;    voluptytius. 
Voluptuous,  Vo-lupt-yii,-us,  a.  adikted  tu  ple;?- 

v[Tz,  partikyn,larli  doz  ov  sens;  luksyq^rius;  cpi- 

ki^rean;  senjq,al. 
Voluptuously,  Vo-ldpt-yri-us-li,  ad.  in  a  vo- 

luptyi\,us  maner;  luksyi^riusli. 
Voluptuousness,  Vo-ldpt-yix-us-nes,  n.  de  stat 

ov  beifl  voluptyrius. 
Volutatiok,  Vol-yq,-ta-Jon,*   n.    woloiij;  rolig. 
Volute,  Vo-h\,t,  n.  {Arch.}  a  skrol  ov  a  kolum; 

a  prinsipal  ornament  in  de  (Fonik,  Korintian,  and 

Kompozit  kapitalz. — {Conch.)  a  jenus  ov  Jelz, 

keld  elso  {roluta.)  [formz. 

VoLUTED,  V<D-li\t-ed,  a.   havig  volets,  er  spiral 
Volution,  Vo-h'i,-Jon,  n.  a  spiral  farm. 
Vomica,  V6m-i-ka,  n.  [L.]  {Med.}  an  abses   ov 

de  lugz. 
VoMic  NUT,  V6m-ik  nut,  n.  de  nftkleus  ov  de  frcot 

ov  an  ^'st  Indian  tre;  {nvx  vomica.} 
Vomit,  V6m-it,  v.  i.  tu  ejekt  or  kast  up  de  kon- 

tdnts  ov  de  stumak;  tu  ekspektorat. 
Vomit,  V6m-it,  v.  t.  tu  tro  up  from  de  sturaak; 

— tu  ejekt  er  tu  tro  up  witt  vjolens  from  eni 

holo. 


Vomit,  V6m-it,  71.  mater  ejekted  fromde  stumak; 

an  emetik.     Blak  vomit,  de  yelo  fever. 
VoMiTiON,    Vo-miJ-on,    ??.    de    akt  er  p^ser  ov 

vomitig. 
Vomitive,  V6m-i-tiv,  a.  emetik;  kozig  vomits. 
Vomitory,    V6m-i-to-ri,    a.     prokq,rig    vomits; 

emetik. 
Vomitory,  V6m-i-to-ri,  n.  an  emetik; — a  dor  ov 

a  teater,  bj  hwiq  de  krsd  iz  let  'st. 
Vomiturition,  \  om-i-tn,-rij-on,  n.   an   inefekt- 

yH,al  efort  tu  vomit. 
Voracious,  Vo-ra-Jus,  a.  redi  tu  devsr  or  swolca 

up;  gredi:  ravcnus;  rapajus. 
Voraciously,  Vo-ra-Jus-li,  arf.  gredili;  ravenusli. 
VoRAOious.vESS,  Vo-ra-Jus-nes,  n.  vorasiti. 
Voracity,  Vo-ras-i-ti,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  vora- 

jus:  rajiasiti;  gredines. 
Voraginous,  Vo-raj-i-nus,  a.  ful  ov  gulfs. 
Vortex,  Vor-teks,  n.  [i.]  jd.  Ver-ti-sez,  {Eng.} 

Vor-teks-ez;  eni  tig  hwerld  nsnd;  a  hwerlpool;  a 

hworlwind. 
Vortical,  Ver-ti-kal,  a.  havig  a  hwerlig  mojon; 

turnig. 
Vorticel,  Ver-ti-sel,  n.  {Ent.}  a  pediselat,  hwel 

aninialkT],l. 
Votaress,  V6-ta-res,  n.  a  femal  votari. 
Votarist,  Vo-ta-rist,  n.  wun  devoted,  az  bj  a 

vs:  a  votari. 
Votary,  Voi-ta-ri,  n.  wun  devoted,  az  bj  a  vs, 

tu   sum  pursi\,t,  servis,  wurjip,  studi,  er  stat 

ov  Ijf.  [vs. 

Votary,  V6-ta-ri,  a.  devoted:  konsekwent  tu  a 
Vote,  Vot,  n.  sufraj;  vffs  givn  and  numberd,  az 

at  an  elekjon;  a  balot. 
Vote,  Vol,  v.  t.  i\\  qroz  bj  sufraj;  tu  determinbj 

sufraj:  tu  giv  bj  vot. 
Vote,  Vot,  v.  i.  tu  giv  a  vot  er  sufraj. 
Voter,  V6t-er,  n.   wun  hit)  vots,  er  haz  de  rjt 

ov  votig. 
Votive,  Vo-tiv,  a.  givn  er  obzervd,  az  bj  a  vs. 
Votiveness,  V6-tiv-nes,  n.  de   kwoliti   ov  beig 

votiv. 
Vouch,  V-sq,  v.  t.  tu  kel  tu  witnes;  tu  obtest; 

tu  atest;  tu  worant;  tu  drkl^r:  tu  mantan  bj 

afermajonz;  tu  aseverat;  tu  aferm;  tu  aver;  tu 

protest;  tu  ajiy-.  [ni. 

Vouch,  V-sq,  v.  i.  tu  b^  witnes;  tu  giv  testimo- 
VouCH,  V-sq,*  71.  worant:  atestajon. 
Vouchee,  Vuq-e,  ti.  {Law}  de  person  vsqt  fer; 

— wun  keld  in  tu  suport  hiz  woranti  er  tjtl. 
Voucher,  V-sq-er,  71.  he   er  dat  hwiq  vsqez. — 

{Law)  de  kelig  ov  o  person  in  tu  mak  gud  hiz 

woranti  ov  a  tjtl: — a  dokyi^ment  vsqig  a  fakt; 

an  akTJnt-buk:  akwitans. 
Vouchor,  V-sq-er,  n.  {Laiv)  wun  hoa  kelz  in  a 

vsqe. 
Vouchsafe,  V-sq-saf,  v.  t.  tu  permit  tu  be  dun 

wid-st  danjer;    tu  kondesend;   tu  grant;  tu 

konsed. 
Vouchsafe,  V-sq-saf,  v.  i.   tu  dan;  tu  konde- 
send;  tia  yeld. 
Vouchsafement,  V-sq-saf-ment,  n.   grant;  kon- 

desenjon. 
VoussoiR,  Vtt)-swer,  ».  [-f/'.]  wun  ov  de  stonz  in 

de  Jap  ov  a  trdgkated  wej,  hwiq  ferm  de  qrq  in 

a  brij:  a  ke-ston  tu  an  qrq. 
Vo-w,  V-5,  ».  a  solem   promis:  espejali,  a  promis 

mad  tu  a  divjn  p-jer;  an  akt  ov  devojon,  bj  hwiq 

sum  pqrt  ov  Ijf,  er  sum  pqrt  ov  pozejonz,  iz  kon- 

sekrated   tu   a   partikyi^lar   purpus : — a   solem 

promis;^a  promis  ov  luv  er  m;itrimoni. 
Vo-w,  V-s,  V.  t.  tu  konsekrat  bj  a  solem  dcdika- 

Jon;  tu  giv  tu  a  divjn  p-ser;  tu  d8V(5t  scremo- 

niali. 
Vo-w,  V-s,  v.  i.  tu  mak  v-sz  er  solem  promisez. 
Vowed,  V-sd,  p.  devoted;  konsekrated. 


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VoWKL,  V'i-cl,  n.  a  yr[r  vuk;il  dlrmonl,  or  its  rop- 
rriuiitutiv  lotcr.  kt>iu>i'i;mt4  Jiler  from  csali 
in  hnvin  lill  ur  nu  vukal  fMiJ. 

VoWKL^  Vv>«l,  «.  bel^uig  tu  or  partakig  ov  de 
n/it yur  ov  a  vuel. 

V'owKLLKD,  V^-old,  A.  furni/t  wid  rvolz. 

VowKLisii,  Vi-el-i/,  a.  iMiriukig  or  de    natynr 

ov  i»   VSfl. 

A'liWKLiMM,  Vi-ol-ii-m,  n.  At  yii«  ov  vseU. 

VuwKK,  \'^-or,  n.  wuii  hO)  iuiik<  u  v^. 

V«)W  KtLLOW,  V'x-1'el-u,  n.  wun  bund  bj  dt 
Miin    vn.  ll^l'l- 

Vox  roPLLi,  Voka  p6p-jrii-lj,  [L.]  At  vtn  ov  At 

VoVAUt,  Vfir-nj,  /».  fnrmerli,  a  {Hiiuij,  jurni,  or 
travel  lj|  ."c  iir  luiid;  nr,  apljd  aoli  tu  aut  b)  8e; 
--••uteuil:  iindurtakiy.  Inc. 

VoYAOK,  V»ir-uj,  f.  1.  tu  tnk  a  v<mj;  tu  travel  ljj 

VovAOK,  N'tf-aj,  r.  t.  tu  tnivol:  tu  [wm  uvor. 

VoYAUCABLE,  Vtf-aj-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  imld  or 
truvol>i  uviT. 

VoYACittt,  W-nj-cr,  n.  wun  h*  travels  bj  at. 

VoTAOtiR,  Vwii-ya-ji-r,  n.  [/'/.)  a  traveler  h\ 
land  or  wolur;  u  Kunndiaii  butuiun. 

VoYAdixo,  V(ir-nj-io,  n.  de  akt  ov  mnkiQa  virnj. 

VuLCA.MAN,  Vul-kii-ni-an,  a.  rtlatio  tu  de  Vul- 
kani«tt>,  or  di^r  teuri  ov  de  ^rt:  Vulk:inik. 

VuLCAXic,  Vul-kan-ik,  a.  relntij  tu  Vulkan. 
\'i,!k:i'iil;  or  I'lilk-tinian  truri  cr  dr  i-rt,  u  ti'uri 
akonllo  tu  hwi(j  de  prt'xont  form  ov  dr  ort  haz 
bin  ]iri.i'iri->t  b)  de  uk/on  ov  fjr;— kold  oIms  de 
Pluttiriik  and  /liit<jnian  teori. 

VuLCAMST,  Viil-kan-iiit,  n.  wun  hiit  holdz  tu  Ac 
Vulknnian  truri  ov  de  t-rt.  or  dat  de  prczont 
form  ov  de  i/ft  baz  bin  prudi'ist  bj  de  akjon 
ov  fjr.  [(  ro/carti".) 

VuLCANO,    Vul-kii-no,*    n,    [/(.]    volknnu.      Se 

Vt'LOAK,  Vdl-gar,  a.  relatig  tu  or  prtkiist  bl  de 
komon  pepl;  plibryan;  komoii:  iirdinari: — pop- 
y^lar;  vornAkyiilur:  nnjonal;  [lublik;— ofensivli 
men  nr  lu:  vjl:  mi°n;  bas;  kors.  I'vhjar/rakfin, 
a  frak/oii  bwitj  iz  oksprt-nt  bj  tit)  nutnlc-rz,  ritn 
wun  abdv  de  uder  wid  a  Ija  dron  betwt'n  dem. 


VuLOAE,  Vd!  -•  "    '   iinon  pe|>l. 

VtLUAitiriM,  \  .    n.  ^tutaM;    mcnnw; 

vulKurili; — a  .11  or  fm*. 

VuLOARiTY,  \  ul  ijur  t-u,  n.  At  kwuliti  or  bclg 
vulgar;   men    kuodi/on   ur   kundukt;  grociM*; 
k(jr8iio<i. 
VuLUAKize,  V'dl-(;<ir-|t,  r.  ^  tu  render  vulgar. 
Vt'LciARLr,  Viil-|^ir-li,  ad.  in  a   vulgar  vaaanr, 

k'liU'inli. 
\'L'i.(iAU.tiKiui,  Vdl-gar-noj,  n.  vulf^riti. 
VuLUATK,  Vdl-(pii,  n.  an  anjcnt  l^iin  tranala/oa 
uv  de  l<(bl,  iiuid  (;rfli  b(  Si.  Jerum,  brig  de  onli 
wun  bwiq  de  qunj  ov   Kbitn  aknulcjct   tu   be 
oti5ntik. 
Vlloatk,  Viil-(jttt,  /I.  brlooig  tu  de  Vulgat. 
Vt'LNKKABiLiTY,  Vul-ncr-a-bil-i-ti,  n.  de  kwoUU 
ov  brio  viilnoribl. 
i  N'l'LSKUAULK,  Viil-ncr-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  womd- 
'      i-<i;  l)abl  tu  inji^ri:  ekspucd. 
VuLNKaABLi:.NLH.s,  Vdl-ner-a-bl-uM,   n.    de   itAt 

ov    bfip  vdlnerabl. 
Vt'LNKHARV,  Viil-ner-n-ri,  a.  relntip  tu  wibndz; 
I      yii^ful  ill  iirlig  woiiidz. 
VuLNKRATE,  Vdl-mT-nt,*  r.  t.  tu  wiDnd;  tu  hurt. 
I  VuLNKRATiON,    \'ul-Der-d-/oa,*    n.    de   akt    or 
I      w>Diidig. 

'  Vi-i.XKUosE,  Vul-ner-(f>9,  a.  ful  ov  winndi. 
N'lLN'iric,   Vul-nif-ik,  a.  kizig  woindz. 
VuLPiLiNK,  Vdl-pi-lin,  n.    a   gub^tans   kontanin 
I      ciJi'inilc  luiid,  obtand  fromde  {tichtn  viUjnnu*) 
I     ov  Linens. 
V't'LriNK,  Vdl-pin,  a.   beldgig  tu  a  fokit;    Ijk  a 

fuks:  kiinif):  krifti. 

VuLPiNiTE,  Vdl-pin-jt,   n.    (.Vi/».)    an   anh^dnu 

sullulov  l{in,  fitnd  at  Vul^teno  in  Itali,and  oum- 

tjm/.  yn,zd  t'lr  siimI  liUilynz. 

iVuLTLRK,  Vdlt-yiy,   n.   a  Iqrj,  kamivtirus,  and 

1      ntiiajus  bonl.  LTV- 

VuLTDRiNE,  Vult-]nir-in,  a.  beldgig  tn  a  Tult- 

VuLTUBisH,  Vdlt-ynr-i/,  a.  rcIatiQ  tu,  or  Ijk,  a 

viillynr. 
Vulturous,  Vdlt-yr^r-us,  a.  vdltyririn;  vorajiu. 


w. 


WW,  iz  a  let«r  fUnd  onli  in  de  alfabet^  ov 
,  modern  lag;;wnjc(.  In  fanetik  spoliy  it 
partak-''  ov  de  natyt^r  ov  de  vxcl  m,  or  u,  brip 
formd  wid  dr  organz  ov  sprcj  in  de  sara  jiuzijoii 
ai  iz  rrkwjrd  for  drz  \-scIe,  but  de  (Element  iz 
\e$  di^tioktli  h<;ni.  In  ruinanik  !<]>«liD  it  iz  a 
kiSoik^nant  at  de  br;;init)  uv  wunlz  and  .lilablz: 
in  udi-r  riitynnfonz  it  iz  rrK(\rdcd  az  a  vsci,  beip 
but  anrtdcr  f'lrin  ov  {11.}  In  Io)?''J  •'  '*  "kjin^li 
yn  •  :  '.  I'ks^pt  hwon  yunitcd  tu  anuder 

v<<  ,  rwip,)  A'*.;  du,  in  WelJ,  de  ip 

ii  y  _  ,  IZ  in  (cirm)  (ktfim,;  beig  ekwiva- 

k<llt   lu  lb. 

Wauble,  W6b-1,{  V.  i.  tu  nx&v  from  s[d  tu  s|d; 

tu  wodi:   tu  totcr. 
Wabiii.k,  W6b-1,  n.  a  hoblig,  unrkwnl  mu>/on. 
Wackk,  Wak-e,  »»r    >Vak,    n.    ^^tin.}    a    maaiv 

niiiii'nil.intermedint  bctw^n  kla-stuD  and  baielt, 

ov  II  i:rrni/-gra  kulcr. 
Wao,  VN'od,  o.  eni  man  ov  Iom  mater  trust  klos 

tugddor,  az  8tn>,  bn,  to,  As.;  a  litl  mas  ov  to 

or  |«ipiT  for  a  gun;— a  hep  or  tuft,  az  ov  pci. 
Wad.    WinI,    r.  /.    tu  stuf  wid   tu,  kutn,  rags, 

or  uder  soft  substaos;  tu  mak  up  in  smul  pqr- 

sels. 


Wadded,  W6d-cd,  p.  a.   formd  intu  wod;  stuft 

wid  wodin. 
Wahdino,  \N7)d-in,  n.  dc   akt  ov  stufig:  a  k{nd 

ov  .xoft  .xtuf  yi^zd  for  kwiltig  or  .-itufig  icqrments. 
Waudle,  WckI-I,  r. «.  tu  raAv  from  f[d  tu  !<id,  in 

w.'kiu,  az  II  duk  or  a  fat  pi^>rs<in:  tu  wagl. 
Waddler,  Wod-ler,  n.  wun  his  wodlz. 
Wade,  Wad,  r.  1.  tu  wok  trJ*  woter:  tu  pas  trj> 

W'ttor  wid'Kt  swimig;— tu  m>i>v  wid  difikulti  and 

liilx.r. 
Wadkr.  Wnd-er,  n.  wun  dat  wads;  a  wadig  or 

log-lc-d   bvrd. 
Wad-hook,  W6d-huk,  n.   a  rod  wid  a  sort  or 

.-krU)  tu  iIm  wods  Kt  ov  a  gun. 
Wadixo,  Wrid-ig,  pp.  a.  wokin  in  dc  wotor. 
Waksett,  Wixl-sct,  fi.  {.<:4,hhiT}  a  rjt  bj  hwlq 

gudz  qr  ].lejd  for  de  rcknveri  ov  a  dot;  a  mar- 

giij.  [a  wodMt. 

Wadsetter,  W6d-set-«r,    n,    wun  ba>  hulds  b) 
WAfER,  Wafer,  fi.  a  tin  kak.  nz  ov  brwl  or  part; 

— de  bred  givn  in   de  yukari^t  bj  dr   Roman 

Katolik.*:— <i  tin  Icf  ov  |'«tt  f<r  wlig  let^rs. 
WArcR,  Wa-fer,  1 .  t.  tu  rt\  or  kluz  wid  a  wafw. 
WArrtK,  Wof-l,  n.  n  tin  kak  bakt  bqrd;  a  aoft 

kak  bakt  on  an  inddntod  jurn. 


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Waffle-ieon,  Wof-l-i-urn,    n.    a.   yti,tensil   for 

bakii)  woflz. 
Waft,  Waft,  v.  t.  tu  kari  troD  de  ^r  or  on  de  wa- 
ter; tio.  bar;   tid  mak  flot;   tu  wav; — ta  bekn; 

tu  inferm  bj  msnz  ov  eni  tig  mcDvii);  ta  turn. 
Waft,  Waft,  v.  i.  tu  pas  trda  de  ^r;  tu  swim; 

tia  flot. 
Waft,  Waft,  n.  a  flotig  bodi; — a  swep;  a  lift; — 

de  mcajon  ov  a  stremer,  yx^zd  az  a  tokn  at  se. 
Waftage,  Wdft-aj,*  n.  karij  bj  water  er  fir. 
Wafter,  Wdft-er,  n.   wun  hua  wafts; — a  pasaj- 

bot. 
Waftuee,  Wdft-yn,r,  n.   de   akt  ov  wavii). 
Wag,  Wag,  v.  t.  tia  mcov  Ijtli  from  sjd  tu  sjd;  tu 

Jak  slitli. 
Wag,  Wag,  v.  i.  tu  be  in  kwik  or  lq,dikrus  mo- 
Jon;  tu  gca;  tu  pak  of;  tu  be  mcDvd  from  sjd 

tu  sjd. 
Wag,  Wag,  n.  wun  ful  ov  lo  yti,mor,  plezantri, 

er  wit;  a  yq,morist;  a  meri  drol.  [(  Wages.} 

Wage,  Waj,'^  71.  gaj;  plej; — pa  for  servis.  Se 
Wage,  Waj,  v.  t.  [*tu  atemt;  tu  ventyi\,r;  tu  en- 

gaj  az  bj  a  plej:  tu  hjr;  tu  stak;] — tu  mak;  tu 

undertak;  tu  engaj   in;  tu  kari  on; — apljd  tu 

wer;  az,  tu  ivaj  war. — {Law)    tu   giv  sekt^riti, 

er  plej  sEki|riti,  for  de  perfarmans  ov  eni  tig. 
Wagel,  Wa-gel,  n.  a  berd;  de  gra  gul. 
Wagee,  Wa-jer,  re.  a  bet;  eni  tig  plejd  upon  a 

qans  ar  perfarmans;  de  subjekt  on  hwiq  bets  qr 

lad. — {Law}  an  ofer  tu  mak  ot. 
Wagee,  Wa-jer,  v.  t.   tu  la;  tu  plej,  az  a  bet; 

tu  bet. 
Wagee,  Wa-jer,  v.  i.  tu  ofer  a  wajer. 
Wageeee,  Wa-jer-er,  n.  wun  hot)  bets  er  wajerz. 
Wages,  Wa-jez,  n.  pi.  pa  fer  servisez;  hjr;  reword; 

stjpend;  salari;  alisans. 
Waggeey,    Wag-er-i,    n.    misqirus    merimcnt ; 

sport ;    rogeri.  [froliksum. 

Waggish,  Wag-iJ,  a.  Ijk  a  wag;  drol;  misgivus; 
Waggishly,  Wag-iJ-li,  ad.  in  a  wagij  maner. 
Waggishness,  W^ag-iJ-nes,  n.  meri  misqif. 
Waggle,  Wag-1,  v.  i.  tu  wodl;  tu  mcov  from  sjd 

tu  sjd.  [magnegia. 

Wagxerite,  Wag-ner-jt,  n.  {3Iin.}  a  fosfat  ov 
Wagon,  )  Wag-on,  n.  [*a  qariot;] — a  bevi,  for- 
Waggox,  i      hweld  karij,  fer  de  konvaansovhevi 

gudz  and  materialz. 
Wagonage,  Wag-on-aj,  n.    muni  pad  far  karij 

in  a  wagon.  [on. 

Wagon'ee,  Wag-on-er,  re.  wun  h<x>  drjvz  a  wag- 
Wagoxspoke,  Wag-on-spok,  re.  de   spok  ov   de 

hwel  ov  a  wagon. 
Wagtail,  Wag-tal,  n.  a  berd  ov  de  robin  jenus. 
Waid,  Wad,*  a.  krujt.     Se  {  Weighed.) 
Waif,  Waf,  ti.  {Law)   eni  tig  wavd  and  relig- 

kwijt,  az  dat  bwiq  iz  tron  awa  bj  a  tef  in  hiz 

fljt;  eni  tig  f-snd  wid-st  an  oner. ' 
Wail,  Wal,  v.  t.  tu  mon;  tu  lament;  tu  bewal. 
Wail,  Wal,  v.  i.  tu  grev  edibli;  tu  ekspres  soro. 
Wail,  Wal,  re.  edibl  soro;  iamentajon. 
Wailful,  Wal-ful,*  a.  soroful;  mornful. 
Wailing,  Wal-ig,    re.    Iamentajon;    mon;    edibl 

soro. 
Wailmext,  Wal-mont,--  re.   Iamentajon. 
Wain,  Wan,*  re.  a  karij;  a  wagon. 
Wainable,  Wan-a-bl,*  a.  tilabl;  dat  ma  be  plud. 
Wainage,  Wan-aj,*  n.  a  findig  ov  karijez. 
Waineope,  Wan-rop,  re.   a'  Iqrj    kerd  er  rop;  a 

kqrt-rop. 
Wainscot,  Wan-skot,  n.  de  timber  Ijnig  or  kuv- 

erig    ov  a   room. 
Wainscot,  Wan-skot,  r.  t.  tu  Ijn  wid  wanskot; 

tu  kuver  or  Ijn,  az  wid  timber.'  [rialz  for  it! 
Wainscoting,  Wan-skot-ig,  re.  wanskot  er  mate- 
Wair,  W^r,  n.  {Carpeiitry)  a  pes  ov  timber  too 

yqrdz  log  and  a  f  ut  bred. 


Waist,  Wast,  re.  de  naroest  pqrt  ov  de  bodi,  just 

abiiv  de  hips;  de  pqrt  ekstendig  from  abiiv  de 

hips  tu  just  belo  de  qrmz. — {A'aut.)  de  pqrt  ov 

de  gun-dek  betwen  de  for-mast  and  de  maa- 

mast. 
Waistband,  Wast-band,  n.  dat  pqrt  ov  de  brigez 

er  pantalconz  hwig  enserklz  de  wast. 
Waistcoat,  Was-kot,  er  JWes-kot,  re.  a  Jort  gqr- 

ment  or  kot  fitig  klos  tu  de  wast;  an  iner  kot. 
Wait,  Wat,  v.  i.  tu  ekspekt:  tu  sta;  tu  reman; 

tu  kontinyq,;  tu  woq;  tu  atend,  wid  on. 
Wait,  Wat,  v.  t.  tu  ekspekt;  tu  sta  fer;  tu  atend. 
Wait,  Wat,  re.  ambuj;  az,  tu  la  wat,  and  tu  Ij 

in  tvat. 
Waiter,  Wat-er,  n.  wun  hio  wats;  a  servant  hda 

wats  at  a  bus  ov  publik  entertanment;  an  atend- 

aut; — a  tra,  salver,  er  bred  vesel,  suq  az  iz  yq,zd 

in  watig  at  tabl.  [via. 

Waiting,  Wat-ig,  a.  dat  wats;  atendig;  diDig  ser- 
Waiting-maid,  Wat-ig-mad,  re.   a  qamber-mad; 

an  uper  servant.  [mad. 

Waiting-woman,  Wat-ig -wum-an,  n.  a  watig- 
Waitress,  Wat-res,  re.  a  femal  hoo  wats  ar  atendz. 
Waits,  Wats,  n.  ])l.  nokturnal  jtinerant  mi^^zijanz 

at  Krismas  tjm. 
Waive,  Wav,  r.  t.  tu  religkwij;  tu  put  of;  tu 

defer  far  de  prezent;  tu  abandon  or  forsak,  az  a 

rjt.     Se  (  Wave.) 
Waive,  Wav,  re.  {Law)  a  wuman  hcD  iz  wavd  er 

forsakn  bj  de  I0. 
Waived,  Wavd,  /;.  a.  religkwijt. — {Law)  forsakn; 

apljd  espejali  tu  a  wuman  hoD,  fer  a  krjm  far 

hwiq  a  man  ma  be  Titled,  iz  religkwijt  er  forsakn 

bj  de  le. 
Waiver,  Wav-er,  re.  {Law}  de  pasig  bj  ov  a  fiig, 

er  a  reftizal  tu  aksept  it. 
Waiwode,  Wa-wod,  re.  a  Dajan  prins.   Se  (  Vai- 

vode.) 
Wake,  Wak,  r.  ^'.   tu  be   awak;  tu  awak;  tu 

awakn;  tu  wakn;  tu  woq;  tu  be  r'szd  from  slep; 

tu  SES  tu  slep;  tu  be  aljv. 
Wake,  Wak,  v.  t.  tu  rsz  from  slep;  tu  eksjt;  tu 

put  in  mojon;  tu  awak;  tu  wakn; — tu  wog  or 

atend  a  kerps. 
Wake,  Wak,  n.   de  fest  ov  de  dedikajon  ov  a 

Qurq,  fermerli  kept  bj  woqig  el  njt; — vijil;   de 

Stat  ov  forbfirig  slep;  de  akt  ov  wakig; — a  woq- 

ig  ov  a  korps  bj  njt; — de  trak  fermd  in  de  water 

bj  de  kori  ov  a  Jip  er  uder  vesel. — Q  vesel  di- 

rektli  astern  ov  aniider  iz  sed  tu  be  in  her  wak. 
Wakeful,  Wak-ful,   a.   beig  awak;  not  slepig; 

vijilant. 
Wakefullv,  Wak-tul-i,  ad.  in  a  wakf  ul  maner. 
Wakefulness,  Wak-ful-nes,  n.   wont  ov  slep; 

forbiirans  ov  slep. 
Wakeman,  Wak-man,  71.  de  qef  majistrat  ov  de 

iTsn  ov  Ripon,  in  Iggland. 
Waken,  Wak-n,   r.  i.    tia    wak;   tu  awak;  tu 

awakn;  tu  woq. 
Waken,  Wak-n,  «.  t.  tu  risz  from  slep;  tu  eksjt; 

tu  wak;  tu  awakn. 
Wakenee,  Wak-n-er,  ?».  wun  hcD  waknz. 
Wakening,  Wak-n-ig,  n.   de   akt  ov  wakig  er 

riszig  from  slep. 
Wakee,  Wak-er,  re.  wun  hoo  waks  er  woqez. 
Wakerobin,  Wak-rob-in,  re.  de  komon  arum;  a 

plant. 
Waking,  Wak-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  wun  dat  waks. 
Waldenses,  Wel-den-sez,  n.  pi.  de  nativz  ov  de 

valiz  ov  Pedmont. — Keld  elso   Vaidwu. 
Wale,  Wal,  re.  a  rij;  a  strek;  a  rjzig  pqrt  in  de 

surfas  ov  klot; — a  mqrk  left  on  de  bodi  bj  a 

strjp. — {Navt.)  a  plant  ekstendig  alog  de  bodi 

ov  a  Jip. 
Wale,  Wal,  v.  t.  tu  mqrk  wid  walz  ar  streks. 
Walhalla,  Wal-hal-a,  re.     Se  {Valhalla.) 


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Walk,  Wok,  *■.  «'.  it*  uwcv   H  "j'u''  «'*!*:  •" 

nidiv  li|  Kte|ifl  wid'Ht  ruiiiy;  tu  lir  iii  inu/i>n;  tu 

gu;  tu   travel:  tu    iiWjv   <1r   i-lufr't   |>«it;   ui>t   tu 

trui,  Kiil<>|>,  kniilor,  or  iiiubl,  a|il|il  tu  ci  hiim,—  tu 

akt  in  aIc|>;  tu  apt'r  uz  u  «|>oktcT;  tu  akl  un  eni 

ok!i.(  11   tu  travel. 
Walk,  W.ik,  r.  t.  tu  j»is  trtb:  tu  koi  tu  wok. 
Walk,  Wnk,  «.  dt  nkl  ov  Wokio;  gat;  step;  innnc-r 

or  uibviu;  kuiii:  travel;— uiam-r  uv  l|r:  kundukt; 

a  »\»*  or  kom  tro)  hwii;  wun  Wiik»:  an  avtuii 

set  wid  trix:  wo;  ruil:  miij;  \>\i\»  for  wukiu;  rtjon: 

0pfi!<:--*a  fij.     Sr  {ll-'ix-iralk.) 
WaLKablk.  W»ik-a-lil,  a.  dut  ma  be  wnkt  over. 
Walkkh,  W.ik-tT,  ;j.  Willi  hit)  wi»ks:    a  fulcr:  a 

wxk-niil:  a  luli|i-iiiil.     {Lwr}  a  foroster. 
Walkkka,  Wnl-k^-ru,  n.  (//</.)  a  jcnusov  plantJ, 

havi\)  t\v  pi-tnlz.  anil  fjvstfliueiix  wid  uvat  anterz. 
Walkixo,  Vi'k-ii).  «•  dr  akt  ov  ga\{j  on  fill. 
WALKisncANt.  Wi'«k-i\)-knii.    /  u.  u  ctik  or  »taf 
Walkinu  STAKK,  Wi'ik-iu-st.it.  i    yiixd  in  wokij). 
Walkin<i»tuk,  Wi'.k-iu-.itik,  //.  a  «tik  tu  wok 

wid;  a  kan;  a  wokii|-!<tuf. 
Wall,  W<il,  n.  a  ntntt  ov  brik  or  stun  raid  up- 

wardt  ill!  a  divijon,  jifijtekjon,  or  drfi^ns:  a  stun 

or  brik  fen";  -de  I'll!  ov  a  bildip;  de  sjd  ov  a 

i\bui  or  un  u|<\rtnient;-  a  struktjur  for  prutekt- 

ig  and   iuiproivio  plantD; — a  fortifikajon.  wurk 

bilt  lordtleiifi.-  Tu  tak  de  icvl,  tu  tiik  de  \i\m:t 

pinf;  not   tu  pv  plas. 
Wall.  Woi,  r.  t.  tu  enklux  wid  wolx;  tu  sur^nd 

ax  wid  a  wol;  tu  defend  b{  wolx;  tu  fil  up  wid 

a  W"l. 
Wali.i  KKKi-ER,  W.'«l-krep-er,  «.  a  b^rd. 
WalliRkk-s,  Wol-kre.<,  «.  a  plant  ov  several  va- 

rieiii.  brli'niin  tu  de  jenus  {aral/u.} 
Wallkeiti;,   Wol-er-it,  «.   {Min.)   an  qrjila/us 

niiiionil. 
Wallkt,  Wiil-ct,  n.  a  trarelerx  bag;  a  napmk; — 

a  p<ikct-buk:— cni  tiy  protiibernnt  and  swagig. 
WALLKTEtn.  Wol-ct-rr,  /».  wun  h»t>  knrix  a  wolct. 
Wall-KYE,  Wr.l-j,  ;(.  .in   j  dizt'xd  bj  de  glokuma; 

an  uim.^iii  ov  de  k-irncu  ov  de  j. 
Wall-evkp,  Wiil-id,  a.  havig  wol-jx  or  hwjt  Jx. 
Wallklower,  Wol-fl'S-er,  u.  a  plant  and  J^lucr, 

ov  Several  varieti/.;  stok-jSliflner. 
WALLFRtiT,  Wi<i-fnt>t.  n.  frtDt  {ilanted  agi^n^t  a 

wol  in  onler  tu  be  rjpnd. 
Wallknot,  W>'il-not,  /».   (.\'<;»/<.)   a  (sort  ov  lijrj 

not  mad  at  de  end  or  a  rop,  b[  untwi-tit)  dr 

Rtrnndz  and  interwevij)  dem. 
Wall  loise,  Wr.l-U:<,  ;..  an  in.-'okt;  a  bng. 
Wallmosa,  W.'il-inos,  n.  raos  gruig  on  wolx. 
Walloon,  Wnl-An,  n.  u  nntiv  <iv  de  kuutri  Ijip 

lirtwtn  dr  Skelt  and  de  I.i'',  a  j"irt  mv  dc  former 

Frenr,  Klandcrx;  de  laoi;wnj  ov  de  WalAnz. 
Wallop,  W6l-op,  r.  t.  tu  bjrl  wid  n«rx  or  bubliu: 

tu  miDV  wid  ajitnjon.    [lAskal,  Ip^.l 
Wallop,  W/il-op,!   r.  /.  tu  bet;  lu  mp  up. 
Wallop,  Wol-op.  n.  a  voltio;  a  Irpiu  bakwurdz 

and  I.Twardx.    [I*ruvin/al.: 
Wallow,  Wol-o,  r.  i.  tu  rooiv  hrvili  and  klnm- 

xili;  tu  mior,  ai  in  m(r;— tu  rul  u|)6n  eni  tig; — 

tu  liv  in  eni  stat  ov  ftlti  er  gra.«  v[*. 
Wallow,  W6I-0,  r.  /.  tu  rol. 
Wallow,  W6I-0,  n.  a  rolig  gat  in  wokig. 
Wallowlr,  W61-u-er,  n.  wun  ba>  wolux. —  (J/a- 

rhiii<ri/f  11  Iiinlem  or  trundl. 
WALLonisil,  W61-o-i/.»  a.  fiiti. 
Wall-pellitobt,   Wol-jwl-i-to-ri,    n.    a   plant, 

fonuerli   cjitemd  medisinal,  ov  de  jrnas  (j>ari- 

Wall  PKNXY WORT,  Wol-jj^n-i-wurt,  n.  a  plant. 
Wallpeppkb,  Wiil-poper,  n.  h^alek,  a  pcrvnial 
Wallpie,  W(il-p(,  ti.  o  |)lant.  (plant. 

Wall-plate,  Wiil -plat,  n.  {Arch.)  a  pes  or  tim- 
ber Ijig  on  Q  wol,  on  hwiq  gerdcrx,  j«T!it.^  kf.,  tv*\. 
41 


Wallrur,  Wi'il-nn,  «.  an  ^rb;  **/</< /n'um. 
Wall  iiii>ti>,  W.-l-nld-ed,  a.  <.\ji//.)  havig  «idt 

liitli  jM-ri'eiidikynl.ir,  ax  a  Jip. 
Wallbpeino,  W/il-iiprig,  n.  a   sprig  i/i^ig  from 

■■tratifid  rok<:— <i  plant. 
WALLWoRT.W.il-wurt.'i.dworf -elder  or  dan-wurt. 
Walmt,  W.'il-iiut.  n.  u  tre,  or  several  «pr/ex;  dt 

nut  or  fra.t  ov  de  trr . 
WALKta,  Wol-ruK,  n.  (Zj'J.)  At  m^irs  or  »e-hon. 
Walter,  W.'.l-ter,»  p.  i.  tu  rol.     .Sf  <  Uf/t^.} 
NNaltrox.  WiJI-tron,  n.  de  mm     -      ''    '  •  >  > 
Waltz,  WoIIj«,  «.  u  J^rman  ii  i»er- 

I'iriiiil  I'l  td>  |i<;nt<inx;  uUa  u  »i  1 .  Mk  bJ 

hwii;  it  iz  akum|>anid.  ^'nu/to. 

Waltz.  Woli/i,  r.  /.  tu  perfiirm  dr  dans  kold  d( 
Wamiile,  Wum-bl,  r.  1.  tu  bar  a  rulig  m'iimiJou, 

wid  ni'ijea;— [apljd  tu  de  slunuik:]— tu  wudi,  az 

iluki>:  tu  DMbv  tu  and  fro  ukwardli;  tu  wumel. 

(l-kiil.  In-.] 
W  AMMKL.  Wum-el,  r.  1.  tu  uiDt  tu  and  fro  in 

an  okwanl   or   irt'gynlar  maner;   tu   wombl; — 
'      :tpl|<l    i^efli   tu   mekauikal  u]><.TaJuox.     [I^^okal. 

Wampim,  Wom-pura,  n.   a   belt   formd  or  /elx, 
I      pri'|>iir<l    and    strug,  and    formerli  yi^xd    b|    de 

Aiiffikan   Indianz  az  muni.  [|<ilid. 

Wan,  Won,  a.  |«1,  az  wid  i<ikne<;  Inggwid  or  iuk: 
Wan,  Wan,*  de  uld  j'ret.  ov   Miii;  wun. 
Wank,  Wood,  /».  d  smol  *tik  or  twig;  a  log  rod: 

>i  .-t  if  or  otorili  or  yns;— a  (jqrmig-rud. 
Wa.vdeh,  Won-der,  r.  1.   lu  rov;  tu  rambi  her 

niid  d^r;  tu  deviat;  tu  go  astra:  tu  ranj;  tu 

.strul:  tu  rum. 
Wani)EU,  Won-der,  r.  t.  tu  travel  over  at  random 

or  wid-st  u  iiorten  kurx:  tu  rov  orer. 
Wanuerlr.  Wi'in-der-er,  «.  wun  hco  wondert. 
Waxdekino,  W6n-der-ig,  n.  uns<>rten  iwrrgrina- 

Jun:  abemjun;  mistakn  wa;  univrtcoti:- disorder 

ov  mind. 
Wankerix*;,  Won-der-ig,  a.  ramblig;  rovig:  crat- 

ik;     di.H  'rdcrd  in  mind. 
Wanderixoly,  Won  der-ig-li,  aJ.  in  a  wonderig. 

un.'vrien,  or  un-<tedi  maner. 
Waxderment,    W6n-der-mcnt,*    n.    de   akt  ov 

wonderin. 
Waxe.  Wun,  r.  i.  lu  gro  le<;  tu  dekre.'':— ajiljil 

tu  de  nkt>n:o|'uzd  tu  irakf;—tu  drkljn;  tu  sigk. 
Waxe,  Wan,*  r.  (.  tu  kox  tu  wan. 
Waxk,  Wan.  n.  de  dekres  or  de  wtbn;  diminiiJon: 

drkljn:  deklenjun. 
Wano,  Wu|).  ri.  Ar  jo;— de  laqct  or  a  J<J>;  a  J<b- 

t'lg:  (1  Jitj-wap.    [Ix.jkal,  Igg.l 
Wanotootii,  Wag-ta>t,*  n.  a  jo-ttut. 
Waxhopk,  Won-hup,*  a.  wont  or  hip. 
Wanxeu,  Wond,  a.  tumd  |«l  or  won. 
Waxxes-S  W6n-ne.*,  n.  polne<;  Inggwor. 
Waxxisii,  W6n-i/,  a.  ov  a  (lol  or  won  hq. 
Waxt,  Wont.  »/-  Wont,  r.  t.  tu  be  widNl:  tu  bf 

de«tilqt  ov;  not  tu  hav  tu  ned:  tu  h.iv  ned  ov; 

tu  lak;—  lu  wij  for;  tu  deur;  tu  log  for. 
Waxt,  Wont,  r.  1.  tu  be  wonted;  tu  be  iroprop- 

erli  absent;  tu  be  in.«ufijcnt;  tu  ful;  tu  be  dr- 

fi/cnt;  tu  be  mi't;  tu  be  not  iiad. 
Wast,  Wont,   n.    ned;  defi/cn«i:  destitqJoD:  lak: 

neMssiti;  jtoverti;  p^nyqri;  indijcn?;  -<i  niul. 
Waxtixo,  Wont-ig,  a.  not  in  beig;  absent;  de- 

fijent. 
Waxtless,  W6nt-lc»,  a.  abtindant:  fw.tful. 
"^VAXTo(«,  Won-fon,  a.  lasiriu!!;  libiliim?;  lustful; 

liscn/us;  disoliit;—  fn>liksum;  en:  ^lortir;  %ri:- 

1<M:   unre.'^lrdnd;  kwik  m  "  '   r  or  mo/on 

luk«yqri!int:  fnp«Tflnu- 
Wa!«Tu.\,  Won-ion,  n.  a  \-  !':<»  strum- 

pet: a  harmugj;er;--a   totli-.-   it  giJi   prraon;  o 

trjfler;  an  in.'ignifikant  fluterer--  a  autd  or  slit 

enderment. 


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Wanton,  Won- ton,  r.  i.  tu.  pla  lasiviusli;  tia  1 
revel:  tu  pla:  tia  trjfl;  tu  sport; — tu  moiv  niui-  | 
bli  and  ir6gj'i],larli.  j 

Wanton,  Won-ton,*  r.  t.  tu  mak  wonton.  j 

Waxtonize,  W6n-ton-jz,*  r.  i.  tu  wonton.  I 

Wantonly,  W6n-ton-li,  ad.  in  a  wonton  maner. 

Wantonness,  Won-ton-nes,   n.   de  stat  ov  beig 
wuutou:  sportivnes;  yq,inor;  Ijsenjasnes;  a  Ijsen-  : 
Jus  ;ikt. 

Wantwit,  Wont-wit,  n.  a  fool;  an  idiot. 

Wanty,  W6nt-i,*  n.  a  leder  gert;  a  sursiggl. 

Waped,  Wa-ped,*  H.  dejekted;  krujt.   Se  (  Wap- 

Wapentake,  Wap-en-tak,  er  Wa-pen-tak,  n.  a 
teriturial  divi;^on  in  yi^s  ami'uj  de  DaniJ  inhab- 
itants ov  Iggland;  a  hundred. — Yerkjer  iz  di- 
vided intu  wapentaks,  insted  ov  hundredz. 

W.\Vpato,  Wap-a-to,  n.  an  eski^lent  rcBt  ov 
western  Amerika.  [fategd. 

Wappened,  W6p-nd,*  a.    worn;  wsknd;  dekad; 

Wappenshaw,  W6p-en-Jo,  «.  an  inspekjon  ov 
qrmz. 

Wappeeed,  Wop-erd,  a.  resiles;  fatggd.  [Lokal, 
Iijg.]    Se  (  Wappened.} 

Wae,  Wer,  «.  opn  hostiliti  bEtwsn  najpnz;  hos- 
tiliti:  dE  akt  ov  opozijon;  dE  profejon  ov  qrmz; 
— poetikali,  qrmz:  qrmor;  forsez:  qrmi. — Puhlik 
wot;  a  koutest  bj  fuirs  bttwen  independent  sov- 
eren  stats. — Sitil  wer,  a  wer  er  opn  hostiliti  bs- 
twen  dE  inhabitants  ov  dE  sam  stat  er  kuntri. — 
War  dr/iqftment,  de  dEfqrtinent  in  ds  egzekyq- 
tiv  guvernment,  hwiq  rslats  tu  wer. 

War,  Wer,  v.  i.  tu  mak  wer;  tu  be  in  a  stat  ov 
hostiliti;  tu  kontend  bi  fors. 

War.  Wer,  t.  t.  tu  mak  wor  upon. 

Warbeat,  Wer-bEt,  ) 

Waebeaten,  Wor-bEt-n,  \  ''•  ^'^'"'^ '°  ^'''- 

Warble,  W6r-bl,  r.  t.  tu  kwaver  eni  s'snd;  tu 
koz  tu  kwaver;  tu  uter  mi|zikali;  tu  sig. 

Warble,  Wer-bl,  v.  i.  tu  be  kwaverd  er  sut);  tu 
sig:  tta  karol;  tu  sii)  az  berdz. 

Warble,  Wer-bl,  n.  At  akt  ov  werblii);  a  soi);  de 
mqzik  ov  berdz. 

Warble,  Wer-bl,        )  9i.  a  hqrd  swelii)  er  tqmor 

Warblet,  Wer-b!et,  (  in  dE  hid  ov  oksn,  k-sz, 
&s.,  kozd  bi  a  Iqrva  er  magot  from  dE  eg  ov  a  f Ij. 

Warbler,  Wer-bler,  n.  wun  dat  werblz:  a  siijer: 
wiin  ov  dE  klas  ov  de  smeler  siijir)  berdz. 

Warbling,  Wer-blifl,  a.  makig  er  havii)  niElodi- 
us  nots.  [lodiusli. 

Warbling,  Wer-blii),  ».  ds  akt  ov  kwaverii)  ine- 

War-crv,  Wer-kri,  ?^.  a  krj  er  alqrm  ov  war. 

Ward,  Ward,  a  silabl  muq  yi^zd  az  an  afiks  in 
kompozijon;  az,  Tiermrard,  wid  tendensi  tia 
hevn:  hidenvard,  dis  wa. — It  rots  tendensi  tu. 

Ward,  Word,  r.  t.  tu  gqrd;  tu  woq;  tu  dffend: 
tu  protekt;  tu  fens;  tu  fens  of;  tu  obstrukt  er 
turn  asid  eni  tin  misqivus. 

Ward.  Werd,  x.  i.  tu  bE  vijilant;  tu  kEp  gqrd: 
tu  akt  upon  ds  dEfensiv  wid  a  wepn. 

Ward,  Werd,  n.  dz  akt  ov  gqrdiij; — garison:  doz 
hOi  qr  intrusted  tu  kEp  a  plas;— woq:  gqrd  mad 
bj  a  wepn  in  fensig:— fortres:  strog-btjld:— dis- 
trikt  ov  Q  t-sn:— kiistodi:  konfinment;— dE  pqrt 
ov  a  lok,  hwiq,  korespondii)  tu  dE  proper  kr, 
hindcrz  eni  uder  from  opnir)  it;— an  infant,  mj 
nor,  er  eni  wun  under  df  p'ser  ov  a  gqrdian: 
korclativ  ov  ^q?'(/ia;i;— gqrdianjip;  rjt  over  an 
erf  an. 
Warden,  Wor-dn,  n.  a  kEpcr;  a  gqrdian;  a  bed 
ofiser;  an  ofiser  or  ksper,  az  ov  a  qurq,  a  kolcj, 
a  stat  prizn,  or  uder  institqjon: — a  Iqrj  pqr. — 
\Yt)rdn  ov  de  Sir/k  Ports,  {J:'nfiland,}  an  ofiser 
havig  jqrisdikjon  over  de  Sigk  Ports,  wid  a 
salari  ov  £3000.  [pf\rz. 

Waeden-pie,  Wer-dn-pj,  «.  a  pj  mad  ov  wordn 


Wardeney,  Wer-dn-ri,  n.    de  jqrisdikjon  ov  a 

wordn. 
Wardenship,  W6r-dn-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  a  wordn. 
Warder,  W6rd-er,  n.  a  kEper;  a  gqrd;— a  trun- 

qon  lij  hwiq  an  ofiser  ov  qrmz  forbad  f jt. 
Wardmote,  Word-mot,  n.  {£tnj.  laic}  a  mstig 

ov  dE  werd  in  a  siti;  a  kort  in  eq  wcjrd  in  ds  siti 

ov  Lundon,  hwiq  haz  puer  tu  prszent  dEfelts 

rElatig  tu  dE  woq,  polss,  &s. 
Ward-penny,  Werd-pen-i,  n.  {Law)  muni   pad 

fer  woq  and  werd. 
Wardrobe,  Word-rob,  n.  a  ream,  or  pEs  ov  furni- 

tqr,  in  hwiq  klodz  qr  kept;  de  klodz  so  kept;  a 

personz  wqrii)  aparel. 
Wardroom,  Werd-r<t)m,  n.  {i\''atit.)  a  ream  in  Jips 

ov  wor  hwqr  dE  levtenants  and  uder  prinsipal 

ofiserz  skp  and  mes. 
Wardship,  Werd-Jip,  n.  gqrdianjip; — pqpilaj;  ds 

stat  ov  a  word. 
Ware,  Wj(,r,*  i.  from  Wqr;  wor.    Se  (  Wear.} 
Ware,  Wi^r,*  a.  kejus;  wiiri;  aw^r.    Se  {Aicare.y 
Ware,  Wqr,*  t\  i.  tu  tak  bed  ov;  tu  bEwqr. 
Waee,  Wqr,  n.  gudz:  komoditiz;  merqandjz;  kom- 

onli  sumtii)  tu  bE  sold. 
Wareful,  W:'ir-ful,*  a.  keJus:  timorusli  prcDdent. 
Wakefulness,  W4r-ful-nes,*  n.  kejusnes. 
Warehouse,  Wqr-h-ss,  n.  a  storh-ss  fer  gudz  er 

merqaudjz,  fer  lemporari  prezervajon. 
Warehouse,  AV4r-h-ss,  r.  t.  tu  SEkqr  or  la  up  in 

a  wqrh'ss.  [a  w{},rh"ss. 

Warehouse-man,  W4r-h'8s-man,  v.  wun  hoo  ksps 
Warehousing,  Wqr-h-sz-ii},  71.  de  akt  ov  laiij  up 

gudz  in  Q  wqrh'ss. —  Wq^rhszir)  sidem,  a.  regyq- 

lajon  bj  hwiq  imported  gudz  ma  bE  lojd  in  pub- 

lik  wqrh'szez,  and  not  bE  qqrjabl  wid  dqtiz  til 

da  qr  takn  ^st  for  hom  konsumjon.     \i  da  qr 

eksported,  no  dq^ti  iz  pad. 
Wareless,  Wqr-les,*  a.  inkejus;  unwqri. 
Warely,  W4r-li,*  ad.  wqrili:  kejusli:  timorusli. 
Warfare,  Wor-f^r,  n.  militari  servis:  railitari  Ijf: 

dE  stat  ov  wer;  wor;  kontest;  hostiliti:  strugl. 
Warfare,  Wdr-fqr,  v.  i.  tia  \ed  a  militari  Ijf. 
Warfarer,  W6r-fqr-er,  n.  wun  engajd  in  werfj^r. 
Warhable,  Wor-ha-bl,*  a.  militari;  fit  fer  wer. 
War-horse,  Wer-hors,  n.  a  hers  yqzd  in  wor. 
Warily,   Wqr-i-li,  br  AVa-ri-li,   ad.    in   a   wqri 

maner:   kejusli;  wid  timorus  priDdens;  wid  wjz 

fortet. 
Wariness,  W^r-i-nes,  w  Wa-ri-nes,  n.   de  stat 

ov  beii)  wfiri;  kojon. 
Warlike,  Wer-ljk,  a.  rElatii)  tia  wer;  engajd  er 

yqzd  in  wer;  dispczd  tu  wer;  militari;  hostil. 
Warlikeness,  Wer-ljk-nes,  a.   de  stat  ov   bsig 

werljk.  [wEri. 

Warling,  Wor-lii),*  n.  wun  ov  hcDm  a  person  iz 
Warlock,  Wer-Iok,*  \  ,     .  .      , 

Warluck,  Wor-luk,*  i  ""•  ""  °^^1  ^'^=  ^  ^'^'i'-'^- 
Warm,  Worm,  a.  hEted  tu  a  smel  dEgrs:  not  kold; 

— zelus;  qrdent;  kEn:  vghfrnent;—  bizi  in  akjon; 

aktiv;  ernest:  Eger;  hEted  wid  akJon: — fansiful; 

vigorus:  sprjtli: — klimfortabl  in  serkumstansez. 
Warm,  Worm,  v.  t.  tu  mak  worm:  tu  frE  from 

kold;  tu  het  in  a  jentl  dEgrE;  tu  hEt  mentali; 

tu  mak  vehEment. 
Warm,  Worm,  r.  i.  tu  gro  werm  er  les  kold. 
War  MARKED,  Wer-mqrkt,  a.  mqrkt  er  wconded 

in  wor. 
Warm-hearted,    Werm-hqrt-ed,    a.    afekjonat; 

bsnevolent;  kordyal:  sinser;  hqrti. 
Warmheartedness,   Worm-hqrt-cd-nes,    n.    an 

afelijonat   dispozijon;  kordyialiti. 
Warmingpan,  Werm-ig-pan,  71.  a  kuverd  pan  fer 

worm  ill  a  hed. 
Warmingstone,  Worm-ifl-ston,  n.  a  KerniJ  ston 

hwiq  rEtfinz  hst.     [Lojial,  Iiig.]  [li;  ernestli. 

I  Warmly,  Worm-li,  nd.  wid  wermt;  Egerli;  qrdent- 


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WARll<«e88,  Wonnnes,*  n.  jenll  hrt;  w.trtnt. 

Wakmtii,  Woruit,  n.  At  Ktat  uv  brio  Wortii;  jentl 
lirt-  irl:  nrrlor;  fvnen«i;  frociitiiv«;  fervor  ov 
uijiiil:  iiaji>n:  entiitiniui. 

Warn,  Worn,  r.  /.  tu  kojon  iig^n«t  eni  folt  6r 
ilniijrr:  lu  giv  iirfviu'<  iiuiii  ov  il:  tu  ■dindnij 
ov  ftii  dtili  tu  lif  ]Mrf''riui|,  or  ov  ci  prmktii  <>r 
plan  tu  br  avfTilfd  ur  fMr'nkn;  tu  iDf>>riu  |irfvi- 
ukII:  (u  advji;  tu  inxtnikt.  [>/"'• 

Warnui.  W<>rii-cr,  n.  wun  hiA  worm;  an  aduion- 

Warxiso,  Witni-io.  ".  kojon  ag^nst  dnnjcr:  prr- 
viui  iiutin:  adiiiuni/ini.  [dr|iqrtiii<-nt. 

WARorriCE,   Wor-ipf-ii*,  n.  dt  ofis  ov    dt    wur 

Warp,  Wurp,  n.  rtat  urdcr  «v  tn-dr,  in  a  tiu 
wtjvn,  dut  l|t  Icytwii,  and  ii  kri>«i  bi  At  woif; — 
Q  tui-lin; — dr|)uzit  or  d)!  left  on  land  bj  de  rt- 
frilifl  "V  woter  or  tjdi. 

Warp,  Worp,  r.  i.  tu  br  qanjd  or  twi»fed  tt  ov 
a  gtrat  dirckjon;  tu  bend;  tu  moiv  wid  a  bcnd- 
ig  mujon;  tu  kontnkkt;  tu  loiz  in  proper  kurs  or 
dirck/iin. 

Warp,  Worp,  r.  t.  tu  kontrakt;  tu  Jrivl;  tu  turn 
or  twist  ut  OV  Jnp  or  under:  tu  wind  or  adjd't, 
az  worp;— tu  flud  and  f^rtilj*.— (.\'<i((/.)  tu  tu 
wid  II  worp. 

Warping,  \\  i'<rp-ifl,  n.  At  akt  ov  him  or  dat  hwi(j 
Wi>r|>!<;  a  inuxl  ov  prudqcip  a  dr[»')zit  ov  orti 
fertiljiip  mater  hwic  it  i>UM(i«>nded  in  riven. 

WARPEOor,  Wor-pnBt,  4.  obi  tu  mist  u  worlik 
atak.  [wor. 

Wabprook,  Wi»r-protif,  n.  ralor  prebvd  or  trjd  b| 

Warrant,  W6r-ant,  r.  (.  tu  !<upijrt  or  mantan- 
tu  ate<t:  tu  giv  otoriti;  tu  justiti:  tu  ejrK'int: 
tu  Krki\r:  tu  in/i'ir;  tu  drkl4r  u[>ijn  Ji^rti;  tu 
indcmnifj:  tu  garanl^. 

Warrant,  Wor-ant,  n.  otoriti;  woranti;  qt;  a  §t- 
ki'ir.  invjulabi  grant:  a  ju.ttifikatori  koinijon:  al- 
Mta/on.--  {Lair)  a  rit  or  prr^eiit  uniler  hand  and 
wl  ov  a  justis  ov  dt  t>f !)  or  uder  otoqid  ofi<er, 
direktinl  tu  <i  kun«t«t)l  or  proper  ofiser  tu  ar^st 
an  (.lender;  a  rit  ov  kiipjun. 

Warrantable,  Wor-nni-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  br  wor- 
antcd:  jii'<tif{iibl:  defen«ibl.  [ablne:^. 

WARRANTABLtNtss,  W6r-nnt-a-bl-nes,  n.  jtL'tifj- 

Wabrantably.  W6r-ant-a-bli,  ad.  ji'wtifjabli. 

WABRANTti).  Wor-anl-ed,  p.  a.  sckt'ird;  prutekted 
bj  a  w-mnli:  mad  /ur. 

WARRANTtE.  Wur-an-te,  n.  {Law}  a  person  tu 
hiiim  wcininii  iz  mad. 

Warranter,  W6r-ant-cr,  n.  wun  hat  worant«. 

Warbantise,  W6r-ant-js,»  n.  etoriti;  sckiiriti: 
Woranti. 

Warrantor,  Wor-ant-dr,  n.  {Lav)  won  hdi  givz 
a  wnraiiti.  It  iz  »u  ritn  and  prun'Knst  hwcn 
yr\v\  az  a  koreiativ  tu  tarrantf. 

Warranty,  Wor-ant-i,  ».  {Law)  a  promis  or 
krtvrnant  b|  drd  mad  bi  At  bqrgenor,  ior  him^lf 
and  hiz  ^rx,  tu  w,'rant  or  frki'ir  dr  bqrgent'  ami 
hiz  i\rz  Bgt'n«t  ol  men.  ftir  dr  enjirifl  ov  dt  tip 
grinted:  otoriti;  justifikattari  mandat;  »cki\riti: 
gnrnnti. 

Warray.  W6r-a,*  r.  t.  tu  mak  wer  up6n. 

Warre.  Wor,  a.  wur».    [l>okal,  Ipg.1 

Warren,  W6r-en,  n.  a  ktp  or  enklu^^tir  forrabitii. 
— {J-.'mj.  Itiw)  a  fmn<;iz  or  iila.*  privilejd  fiir  dr 
kri'iu  ov  bf.it.'i  and  fiili.  az  hi)rz  nnd  rnbitii,  pqr- 
trij<'i  Rnil  kwnlz:-  ofn  kold /rr  irrm. 

WarrI'Ner,  Wnr-en-er,  n.  At  krwT  ov  a  wor«D. 

Warrianolk.  Wor-i-aD-gl.  m.  a  bi<k. 

Warrior,  Wor-yor.  »t  Wiir-i-or,  n.  a  pfraon  en- 
pijd  in  w.»r:  <i  'wljer:  a  miiitari  man. 

Warrioreah.  W.>r_vi.r-e«,  a.  a  frmal  woryor. 

Warsinr.  W.ir-juok,  a.  avcrhwelmd  in  wer. 

Wart.  Wort,  n.  a  hqrd  ek.'knbeiu  on  d<  skin;  a 
priitiibemn'"  on  trrz. 

Warted,  Wurt-ed,  a.  {Bot.}  hariQ  wsrtJ. 


Wartlm*,  W/.rt-l*«,  a.  dMtimt  or  werta. 
Wartwort,  Wiirtwurt,  n.  »purj;  ynforbio. 
Warty,  W-irt-i,  a.  gtun  over  wid  wort*. 
Warwahteu,  W<<r-wait-c<l,  a.  waited  b|  wor. 
Warwh<x>p.  W.'.r-hdip,  a.  dr  krj  or  wur  amilg  dt 

NV  *v>k-it,  fi.  (itin.y  a  minerkl 

Wauwuu.s,  W.'.r-wum,  a.  wum  wid  w»r. 
Wary,    W^r-i,   ur   Wii-ri,    a.    k"/uii;    nknLpiiliU; 

timoruKli    priulent;   (^n;   gqrUed;   wuqful;   Cfr* 

kum'iM-kt. 
Wah,  Woz,  i.  from  /»>.    ♦  u>«,  du  wtJtt,  he  teog. 

i^t  {/!<:, 

Wa8e,  Wiih,  ».  a  rrt  or  atm  or  klot  on  dr  hed  tu 
prrvent  dr  pre/i^r  ov  burdenz.     [I/ukal,  Ipg.] 

Wash,  WoJ,  r.  t.  tu  klenz  wid  woter;  tu  uveifl«i; 
tu  UDTiin;  tu  wet;  tu  af^kt  b^  ablqjon;  tu  kulor 
b|  wojig:  tu  kuver  or  kulor  wid  sum  mctilik 
sub<taii!<. 

Wash,  WoJ,  r.  t.  tu  perform  ablifjon;  tu  kleni 
kludz  bj  de  yii»  ov  wot#r. 

Wakii,  \\oJ,  /*.  alluvial  water;  cni  tig  koIekt«d  bJ 
woter:—  a  bog;  a  mqrj:  a  fen:  a  kwogmir:— a  /or 
wojt  bj  dt  i^r;— a  medikal  or  kozmetik  lujon:  a 
»tl(perfijiil  !<lan  or  kulor;—  At  fed  ov  hogz  (^adcrd 
from  wo/i  dijer:— dt  akt  ov  wojiy  At  kludz  or 
a  tainili.— de  linen  or  kladz  wojt  at  wun<:  Ac 
fermented  wurt  or  likor  from  hwiq  spirit  iz  dis- 
tild. 

Wasiiball,  Wd/-b<tl,  n.  a  bol  ov  K>p. 

Washboard,  W6/-bord,  n.  a  bord  yt^zd  in  wojig; 
—  <i  burd  at  At  botom  ov  a  w.»l  in  a  rotm. — 
{.\a'it.}  a  burd  tu  prevent  Ac  woter  from  wo/ig 

over  <1  IkjI. 

Washbowl.  W6J-b<al,  n.  a  bol  ta  woJ  in. 

Washer,  Wi^J-er,  n.  wun  hit>  wojez:— a  I'mol  pea 
ov  jiirn  plait  under  a  nut  tu  rrdi^s  frikjon:  a 
luibvabl  rig  on  dt  akKis  ov  a  hwel:-  a  sM/rkiiiar 
lir.*  ov  leder  or  |)a!<tbord  pla.»t  at  At  has  ov  a 
fkro),  su  az  tu  prevent  de  metal  surfai  from  be- 
ifl  injiird. 

Washerman,  W6/-er-iiian,  n.  a  man  ha>  wojei, 

Wasiikk  woman,  WtiJ-er-wum-an,  n.  a  wuman 
lijj  woJez. 

Washing,  WoJ-ig,  n.  At  akt  ov  klrnig  bj  woter; 
u  WoJ— dt  akt  ov  »<^[iamtig  urz  or  metalz  from 
ort  bj  w.tter.  ["••/'• 

Wasiipot.  W.'iJ-|M.t.  fi.  a  ve.vl  in  hwiq  eni  tig  is 

Wash-ti  b.  Wi)J-tub,  n.  a  tub  yqid  for  woJig. 

Wasiiv.  W6J-i,  a.  woteri; — wek:  not  solid. 

Wasp,  Wo«p,  n.  an  aktiv,  stigig,  wigd  insekt,  in 
form  reremblig  a  be. 

Waspkly,  Wo.-ip-flj,  n.  an  in»ekt. 

Waspish.  Wo^p-iJ,  a.  iritabl;  irasibl;  snapij. 

Waspish -HEADED,  Wosp-iJ-hid-ed,  a.  iritJibl; 
pnjonHt. 

Waspishlt.  W('><p-iJ-li,  ad.  raapijii:  pevijli. 

W ASPisHNjjw.  Wo*p-iJ-ne«,  n.  Ac  kwoliti  or  beig 
wo.-pij;  i.rvijne?:  iritabiliti. 

Wassail.  Wos-il,  n.  a  salynlajon  ynzd  in  dripk- 
ig:-  u  likor  mad  ov  afJz,  Jugnr,  and  at.  anjentli 
niuc,  yiizd  nt  kar'8zalz:a  drugkn  bit;  <i  men  sog. 

Wassail.  Wos  il.  r.  1.  tu  drigk;  tu  kar^z. 

Wassail.  W6s-il,  a.  konvivial;  festal. 

Was«aii.bowl.  Wos-il-bol,  »..  dr  IhjI  tit  or  hwic 
de  Sak^oiiz  ilnipk  belt  at  rntertanmentK:— a  bol 
anjentli  karid  ritnd  in  Iggiand  on  nq-yrrz  er. 

Wasmailer,  W6«-il-er,  n.  a  toper:  a  drugkarU. 

Wast.  W.«!i,  1.  from  Ur,  ^ekond  p\T»<>n  riggu''"'- 
Se  (Jit.) 

Warte,  Wa«t,  r.  /.  tu  diminij;  tu  de»tr*  won- 
tonli:  tu  ekwonder;  tu  dr-'tr*;  tu  d^Mial;  tu 
w^r  ut;  tu  «|>end:  lu  konsi^m;  tu  ekap^od;  ta 
dii<i|iat:  lu  lavij. 

Waste,  Wa«t.  r.  ».  tu  dwiodi;  tu  be  kona^md. 


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Waste,  Wast,  a.  destrod;  desolat:  unkiiltivatcd: 
— sq,perfhi,us;  cgzi|berant; — lost  fer  wont  ov  6k- 
yupjerz; — wurtles;  dat  ov  hwiq  no  important 
yq,s  kan  be  mad;  az,  xvast  wiad. —  Wast  lnak,  a 
bilk  in  hwiq  merqants  rskord  &i\T  dsliijz  in  or- 
der az  da  okiir. —  Wast  wer,  a  qanel  konstnikted 
for  kariii)  of  dg  wast  woter  ov  a  mil,  kanal,  &s. 

Waste,  AVast,  n.  wonton  dsstrukjon;  de  akt  ov 
skwonderii);  konsumjon:  los;  devastajon;  ravaj: 
spffl;  desolajon;  havok;  yrisles  ekspenditvir: — 
descalat  er  unkiiltivated  gr-snd;  gr-snd,  plas,  or 
spas  unokyn^pjd;  rejon  nnind  and  dczerted; — 
misqif;  destrukjon. — {Law'}  destrukjon,  az  ov 
wud  er  udcr  produkts  ov  land. 

Wasteful,  Wast-ful,  a.  koziij  wast;  destruktiv; 
^lavij;  prodigal:  luks3'i\riantli  liberal;  profiis: 
ekstravagant; — desolat;  un6kyt],pid. 

Wastefully,  Wast-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  wastfial  man- 
er:  prodigali. 

Wastefulness,  Wast-ful-nes,  n.  prodigaliti. 

Wastel,  Wos-tel,*  n.  a  fjn  bred;  a  kak. 

Waste-land,  Wast-land,  «.  land  Ijiij  wast  er  un- 
kiiltivated. 

Wasteness,  Wast-nes,*  n.  desolajon:  solitq,d. 

Waster,  Wast-er,  n.  wun  boo  wasts:  a  skwonder- 
er:— Q  tff  in  a  kandl, — *a  kind  ov  kujel. 

Wastethkift,  Wast-trift,  «."  a  spendtrif t. 

Wasting,  Wast-ir),   a.   disipatii):  destreriij;  kon- 

Wasteel,  Was-trel,*  n.  komon  grsnd.      [sumii). 

Watch,  Wog,  «.  forb.'^rans  ov  slsp;  atendans  wid- 
■st  slsp; — atenjon:  klos  obzervajon:  gqrd;  vijilant 
kep; — woqman,  er  woqmen,  set  tia  gqrd  eui  tii): 
— as  porjon  ov  a  Jips  kroo  on  A\\t\  at  a  tim; — de 
plas  hwi^r  a  gqrd  iz  set;  post  er  ofis  ov  a  woq- 
man;— a  period  ov  Az  njt: — a  poket-timpss,  er 
instrcDment  tu  kep  tim; — hwen  eksekqted  in  dt 
most  perfekt  maner,  it  iz  keld  a  krommeter. 

Watch,  Woq,  v.  i.  tu  be  awak;  tia  wak;  tu  ob- 
zerv;  not  tu  slcp;  tu  kep  gqrd;  tu  luk  wid 
ekspektajon;  tu  be  atentiv;  tta  be  vijilant;  tu 
be  kejusli  obzervant. 

Watch,  Wog,  v.  t.  tu  gqrd;  tu  hav  in  kep;  tu 
obzerv;  tu  tend;  tu  obzerv  in  erder  tu  detekt  er 
prevent. 

Watch-bell,  Woq-bel,  n.  {Kaut.)  a.  bel  in  a  Jip 
dat  iz  struk  hwen  de  hqf--8r  glas  iz  run  ■st,  tu 
mak  non  de  tjm  er  divijon  ov  de  woq. 

Watch-bill,  Wog-bil,  n.  {Kaut.)  a  list  ov  de 
personz  apernted  tia  de  woq. 

Watch-case,  Woq-kas,  n.  a  kas  for  a  woq. 

Watch-dog,  Woq-dog,  n.  a  dog  kept  tu  woq. 

Watcher,  W6g-er,  n.  wun  hot)  woqez;  an  obzerver. 

Watchet,  W6c-et,*  a.  blq;  pal  blq,. 

Watchful,  Woq-ful,  a.  vijilant;  atentiv;  obzerv- 
ant; kejus;  serkumspekt;  wakf ul;  hedfial. 

Watchfully,  W6g-ful-i,  ad.  in  a  wogful  man- 
er; vijilantli;  kojusli;  atentivli. 

Watchfulness,  Woq-ful-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
woqful;  vijilans;  bed;  atenjon;  dilijent  obzer- 
vajon. 

Watch-glass,  W6q-glas,  n.  de  glas  ov  a  woq. 

Watch-house,  Woq-hiss,  n.  a  plas  hwv  a  woe 
er  gqrd  iz  set. 

Watching,  W6q-iii,  n.  wont  ov  slep. 

Watch-light,  W6q-ljt,  w.  a  kandl  wid  a  ruj 
wik,  tu  burn  in  de  njt. 

Watchmaker,  W6q-mak-er,  n.  wun  hco  maks 
woqez;  wun  hcD  repi'irz  and  klenz  woqez. 

Watchman,  W6q-man,  n.,pl.  Woq-men;  wun  set 
tu  kep  woq;  a  gqrd;  sentinel. 

Watchtower,  Woq-t-s-er,  n.  a.  t-ser  on  hwiq  a 
sentinel  iz  plast  fer  de  sak  ov  an  ekstended 
prospekt. 

Watchword,  Woq-wurd,  n.  de  wurd  givn  tu 
sentinelz,  bj  menz  ov  hwiq  da  qr  enabld  tu  pre- 
vent de  surprjzez  ov  an  enetni. 


Water,  Wo-ter,  n.  a  komon,  wel-non,  transpq,rent 
flqid,  hwiq,  hwen  pxi^r,  haz  neder  kulor,  tast,  ner 
smel.  It  iz  kompiizd  ov  oksijcn  and  hjdrojen, 
in  de  relativ  proporjonz,  bj  wat,  ov  8  and  1; — 
de  se,  az  opozd  tu  land;  az,  "  land  and  weter;" 
— yqrin; — de  luster  ov  a  diamond,  and  uder 
prejus  stonz;  az.  "u  diamond  ov  de  ferst  weter." 
K  fjtei;  az  wel  az  ert,  Ji,r,  and  fir,  woz  fermerli 
regqrdcd  az  a  simpl  element. —  Meter  iz  de  ma- 
terial from  hwiq  de  spe-ifik  graviti  ov  ol  likwid 
and  solid  bodiz  iz  determind,  itself  bei;)  reknd 
az  ini^nitiet  unin.—Tu  hold  inter,  tu  be  s-snd; 
tu  be  tjt. —  Weter  iz  muq  yi|zd  in  kompozijon 
fer  tii)z  mad  wid  weter,  beig  in  teeter,  er  groip 
in  weter;  az,  weter-i\\idi,  iveter-karsez,  &s. 

Water,  We-ter,  v.  t.  tu  suplj  wid  woter;  tu  iri- 
gat;  tu  fertiljz  wid  stremz;  tia  diversifj,  az  wid 
wavz. 

Water,  We-ter,  r.  i.  tu  Jed  mffstyqr;  tu  get  er 
tak  in  weter. —  3f  mst  iveterz,  a  fraz  yqzd  tu 
denut  a  loi)ir|  dszir. 

Waterage,  We-ter-aj,  ?i.  muni  pad  fer  pasig  er 
fer  kariii)  gudz  and  merqaiidi',  bj  weter. 

Water-aloe,  We-ter-al-o,  ;<.  a  perenial  plant, 
groii)  in  weter. 

Water-apple,  We-ter-ap-l,  n.  a  tre. 

Water-bailiff,  We-ter-ba-lif,  n.  {Zaw}  an  of- 
iser  in  de  port  tiinz  ov  Ii)gland,  fer  serqir)  Jips; 
and,  in  Lundon,  fer  sqpervjzii)  and  egzaminii)  fij. 

Water-bearer,  We-ter-b4r-er,  n.  Akwarius,  de 
lit)  sjn  in  de  zodiak. 

Water-bearing,  We-ter-bivr-ig,  a.  bqrig  er  kon- 
vaii)  weter.  [insekt. 

Water-beetle,  We-ter-be-tl,  n.  de  ditiskus;  an 

Water-bellows,  We-ter-bel-oz,  n.  a  majen  fer 
bloiij  <ir  intu  a  furnas,  bj  menz  ov  a  kolum  ov 
weter  felii)  trCQ  a  vertikal  tqb.  [plant. 

Water-betony,  We-ter-bet-o-ni,  n.  a  perenial 

Water-bird,  We-ter-berd,  7i.  a  berd  dat  fre- 
kwents  de  weter. 

Water-boatman,  We-ter-b(5t-man,  n.  an  insekt 
J'apt  Ijk  a  bot. 

Water-borne,  We-ter-born,  a.  born  er  karid 
upon  de  weter. 

Water-calamint,  We-ter-kal-a-mint,  n.  a  spe- 
Jez  ov  mint.  [al  plant. 

Water-caltrops,  We-ter-kal-trops,  n.  a  pereni- 

Water- carriage,  We-ter-kar-ij,  n.  karij  bj 
weter.  [weter. 

Water-cart,  We-ter-kqrt,  w.  a  kqrt  fer  konvaiij 

Water-cement,  We-ter-sem-ent,  n.  a  kjnd  ov 
sement  hwiq  bekumz  veri  hqrd  hwen  imerst  in 
woter;  puzolqna.  [ylal  plant. 

Water-ciiickweed,  We-ter-qik-wed,  n.  an  an- 

Water-clock,  We-ter-klok,  n.  a  maJen  fer  meg- 
i^rig  tjm  bj  weter;  a  klepsjdra. 

Water-closet,  We-ter-kl6z-et,  n.  a  smel  klozet 
for  nesesari  purpusez,  wid  weter  from  a  sistern 
tu  kep  it  klen. 

Water-color,  We-ter-kiil-or,  n.  kulor  er  pig- 
ment wurkt  up  wid  weter;  opozd  tu  Tdl-hidw. 

Water-colorist,  We-ter-kiil-or-ist,  n.  wun  hio 
pants  in  weter-knlorz.  [fer  weter. 

Watercourse,  We-ter-kors,  n.  a  qanel  er  pasaj 

Water-craft,  We-ter-kraft,  n.  veselz  navigated 
on  weter.  [kwents  bruks. 

Water-crake,  We-ter-krak,  n.  a  berd  dat  fre- 

Water-cress,  We-ter-kres,  n.  a  perenial,  spjsi 
plant,  yq^zd  az  a  salad;  nasturjium. 

Water-crow,  We-ter-kro),  n.  an  akwatik  herd; 
de  woter-cozl. 

Water-crowfoot,  We-ter-kro-fut,  n.  a  plant. 

Water-dock,  We-ter-dok,  n.  an  anynal  plant. 

Water-dog,  We-ter-dog,  w.  a  dog  akiistomd  tu 
de  woter;— /iZ.  smol,  iregyqlar,  flotig  klisdz,  in 
a  rani  sezn,  supozd  tu  indikat  ran. 


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Water-dbai.vaoe,  W.J-tor-drtkn-aj,  n.  Ae  akt  ov 

ilriinii)  wiler.  (wutcr. 

Watkuiihop,  Wfl-tcr-drop,  n.   u   ter;  a  drop  ov 
Watkk  KBOPWORT,  Wi;-l«jr-dr6i)-wurt,  n.  a  per- 

ciiiiil  |>lunt.  frcii. 

WATtU  ELUEB,  WiJ-ter-il-dor,  n.  a  /rub;  ((eldor- 
WATta  ELEi'UANT,  Wi»-t«r-il-e-fant,  n.  dt  hipa- 

I  H.I  a  III  IK.  jmi  w.tU'r. 

Watkr  KsoiNE,  Wo-tiT-^n-jin,   ».  an   rnjin   tu 
WATtREK,  VVi't-tor-iT,  n.   wun  hO)  watorz. 
Watekkali.,  \Vii-t«r-l.il,  n.  u  fol  ov  wotcr;  a  k»t- 

emkt:  a  kii.-<ktiil. 
Water  KLAd,  Wit-ter-flag,  n.  woter  nT!Pr-do-lr^,!«. 
Water-klood,  WtJ-tor-flud,  n.  an  iuundafun  ov 

Wi»t«T. 

Water- Ki,y,  W.'i-ter-fli,  n.  an  inscktHtn  on  water. 
Watereowl,  Wi't-Ujr-ful,  n.  a  M  dat  liv«  in,  or 

frrk\v6nl^<,  dr  wotor.  [for  iu  kunig. 

Water-kox,  W.'t-tor-fok«,   n.    dt  kqrp;— «o  keld 
Water  klruow,   Wo-ter-fdr-o,   «.    a    faru   for 

konddkti))   wotcr. 
Water-oall,  Wii-tpr-K"!,  n.  sum  aprran.i  at<$nd- 

ant  on  dt  mnbu;— a  kaviti  niad  in  de  ort  b|  a 

Ujfpnt. 
Water  oauge,  Wo-lor-pij,  n.  an  instrotment  for 

niir^iirij)  dr  dopt  and  kwontiti  ov  woter. 
Water  iJKRMANDER,    Wr»-tcr-j»;r-mand-«>r,    n.    a 

)><>r<-niikl  pliiiit.  [iiil  plant. 

Water  OLADIOLK,  Wti-tor-glad-i-ol,  n.  a  pcrcn- 
W^TER-aou,  Wi't-tcr-god,  ».   a  drill  gup6id  tu 

pr(i(d  over  w.>ter. 
Water-gri'el,   W.»-ter-grOb-el,    n.    ftad  mad  ov 

uirl   b'fid  in  wotor. 
Water-iiairura8S,  Wo-tcr-b4r-gras,  n.   a  kjnd 

ov  ukwiitik  i;rn<i. 
Water  hammer.  Wo-t«r-hAra-cr,  n.  a  kolum  ov 

w.itor  in  <i  v.-ikyn.um. 
Water-hemlock.  Wo-ter-h^m-lok,   n.   a  peren- 

iiil  plant:  de  k'^lmn. 
Water  HEMP- AORiMO.vY,       Wd-ter-heiDp-ag-ri- 

uicj-ni.  n.  u  plant. 
Water  HE.v,  W.i-tcr-hon,  «.  a  kat:  a  wotcr-f'sl. 
Wateb-hoarhou.nd,  Wo-ter-h(ir-hTtnd,  /t.  a  per- 

onitil  plant.  [plant. 

Water  HYSSOP,    Wo-tcr-his-op,    n.    a    pcrcnial 
WATKRINE.S.S,  Wr»-ter-i-nos,  ».    dt   stat   ov   ht\\] 

wileri:  lii|ini'liti.  j wotcr. 

Watkrin'<»,  Wii-tcr-in,  «.  de  akt  ov  .•■upljip  wid 
WATEKiso-PLArK,  Wi't-ter-iu-plar',  n.  a  jilns  fre- 

kwuntcd   for  drigkig  inineral  woterz,  er  f'>r  »z- 

bndip.  [in(Ti<t. 

^\  ATERI8II,  Wo-tcr-i/.  a.  rtz^mbliQ  woter:  woteri: 
Watekimh.vizss.  Wo-ter-i/-ne?,  n.    woterines;  rc- 

Zt^lllllllllis  iiV   WotlT. 

Water  LAiREL.  Wii  tor-lii-rel,  n.  a  plant. 
Water-leaf.  Wii-tor-lrf,  n.  a  pcrcnial  plant. 
Water- LEMox.  W.'eti^r-lein-on.  n.  a  plant. 
WATKIU.ES.S.  W.'.  (■•r-lc".  A.  dcatitiit  ov  woter. 
Water- LtVKi.,  W.'.-ti-r-Wv-cl,  n.  de  level   fonnd 

Ipj  .1  -iirl.i^  ov  -III  w.itiT. 
Water-lilt,  Wti-tcr-lil-i,  n.  a  jrnu.^  ov  plant«,a 

iH-ri>ninl  plant,  an<l  btitiful  iinii  fragrant  finer, 

lirlonin  tu  At  jf  nug  (ni/inj'/t^ra.} 
Water  LINK,  WiV-tcr-lin.  ».  {.Vunt.}  dt  Ijn  hwiq 

<li-tH)iC»»i/i'i  dat  pqrt  ov  a  Jip  hwicj  \t  under  wo- 
ter from  dill  jxirt  hwi<;  iz  iibiiv. 
Waterlouoei).  Wi't-iir  |.jf>l,    M.    (.XaiU.)    apljil 

tu  ii  /ip  bwen,  bi  Irkig,  jt  bekdtuz  hcvi  and  un- 

niannjnbl. 
Waterman,  Wii-tcr-man,  n.  a  feriman;  a  bwtman: 

-    wun  hitj  W'lterz  lion«oi.  A*. 
Watermark.  W.i-tor-incirk,  «.  dt  inqrk  or  limit 

ov  dc    ri^  ov    woter.  <ir  ov  a   flud;   at,  h[-intter 

rmirk-;     dr  mnnynfaktjrurerz  mqrk  on  pM|ier. 
Watermklo.v,  W<}-t«r-mel-oD,  n.  aninyiial  pUot 

and  friDt 


WATER-MiLroiL,  Wo-t«r-mll-f«r!,   n.    a   peivnial 

I'tuni.  |i{)  woter. 

Water-mill,  Wi'.-ior-mil,  n.  a  mil  turnd  bj  run- 
Water  mint.  W.i  tcr-inint,  n.  n  |«renial  plant. 
Water  MOVED.  W.'.  t^r-uioivd,  *.  ukitvd  bi  woier. 
Water-mi  RRAi.s,  Wt>-t«r-tndr-eo,  n.  a  diiit  in 

blitk  kiitl. 
Water-newt,  W.V-t*r-nnt,  n.  a  «pr/(t  ov  limrd. 
Water  .VYMPH,  W<i-t«r-nimr,  n.   u   mar^n   nimf 

or  drili. 
Water-ordeal,  W.J-tor-.ir-dr-al,  n.  an  old  mod 

ov  trjiil  lij  woter.  (in^trtjint-nt. 

Water-or(»a.\,  Wti-tcrnlr-gan,  n.  <i  imiiikal 
Water-oi'hel,  Wo-tcr-<f»-il,  n,  a  iprjrt  ov  wo- 

I<r-t'!l.  (plant. 

Water  PARM.MP,  W/i-tcr-p^rn-nip,  n.  an  akwatik 
Water-pepper,  Wd-ter-p6p-«r,  ».  an  akrid  wo- 

ter-pliint.  [enial  plant. 

Water-pimpernel,  Wd-tcr-pim-iier-ncI,  n.  n  pot- 
Water-plant,  W.'i-ter-plant,  n.  a  plant  hwitj  livi 

entjrli  in  dr  woter. 
Water-plantain,  Wd-tcr-plan-ten,   n.    a  jeniu 

ov  |>crciii>il   pliiiit<. 
Water-poise,  W<S-ter-p<»z,  n.  an   in-ftntiment  for 

trji|)  dt  Mtrcflt  r)v  likorz;  a  hidromfter. 
Water-pot,  Wo-ter-fwt,   n.   a  vend  for  holdig 

Walter. 

Water-proof,  Wd-tcr-pMif,  a.  impervins  tu  wo- 
ter; rezi-ttig  dt  po.'MJ  or  akjon  ov  woter. 
Water-purslai.v,  Wu-ter-pdra-leD,  n.  an  AnTt^al 

plant.  [ter-krafl. 

Water-radish.  Wd-t«r-nid-iJ,  n.  a  cpejrxov  wo- 
Water  rail,  Wd-ter-ral,  n.   u  i<pefez  ov  woter- 

f-sl. 
Water-ram,  Wil-ter-ram,   n.   a   maji'n   b|   hwiq 

wxtcriz  rtizd  iniir;  abriv  it.i  level,  bj   dr  m^mdn- 

tum  ov  a  Ifirjer  strem  dan  de  wun  raid. 
Water  rat,  W6-ter-rat,  n.  a  rat  dat  maks  hols 

in  baflk-i. 
Water  ret,  Wo-ter-ret.  r.  t.    tu  aplj  wot«r  tu 

fliiks  or  lirinp;  tu  wotcr- rot. 
Water  rocket,  Wd-tcrrok-et,  n.  a   opejei   ot 

woter-krea;— a  k^nd  ov  f(rwurk  tu  be  dl!«^<\rjd  in 

woter. 
Water  ROT,  Wr'.-ter-rof.  r.  (.  tu  rot  h\  st/pij)  in 

wntor,  az  flak*:  tu  wotor-rot. 
Water  SAIL,  WiJ-tcr-sal,  «.  (.Vat//.)  a   iimol  aal 

okir^onali  t<pred  under  de  atudig-sal  er  drlver- 

Ixitin. 
Water-sapphire,  W(5-ter-»if-Jr,  n.  dt  ok»id<n- 

tal  iiiif(r,  nrdt-r  ov  no  brilyant  a  blq,  nor  *o  hqrd, 

az  dr  urieiital. 
Water  shed.  WiJ-ter-Jed,  n.  a  h\  rij  or  elrvnjoa 

ov  luncl,  hwi(}  kftriz  of  de  woter  in  6p<jxit  dirck- 

Jonz. 
Water-shoot,  Wd-ter-/a>t,  n.  a  sprig  hwir,  gprigi 

nt  ov  dr  nt)t  or  de  stole  ov  a  trt; — a  wudn  tn»f 

for  dr  di'<<;''irj  ov  woter. 
Water-shrew.  Wi'>-ter-/ru>,  n.  a  sort  ov  m^«. 
Water  side.  W.i-ior-!<id,  n.  dt  brigk  ov  woter. 
Water  SNAKE,  Wii-ter-jinak,  n.  a  snak  dat  frt- 

kwcnl"  dr  woter. 
Wafer  SOAK.  W.t-tor-sok,  v.  t.  tu  sok  in  wot^r. 
Water-soldier,   Wd-tcr-i<il-jer,   n.    a   i>erenial 

plant. 
Water  SPANIEL.  W.'.-tT-np.in-yel,  n.   a   spanyel 

dat  wil  Ink  .1r  woli-r  ofter  tintn,  f'Hiz,  A». 
Water  speedwell,  Wd-ter-i«i*d-wel,  «•.  a  per- 

enial  plant. 
Water- spofT.  Wd-ter-sp^t,  n.  a  mnqrkabi  me- 

teorulojikiil    fendmrnon,  obn>r»*d,  f'>r  dt    mo*t 

pqrC,   at   Kr,  but   sumljini   .•l'>c)  on  /ur,  nrr   dc 

wotcr.     It    apr'n   ai   a    konikil    pilir  dri^ndig 

from  a  dcnn  kind,  wid  de  Bt>ek<  dnnwardi. 
Watkr-bta.ndino.  Wd-t«r-ftaDd-io,  ».  kont«ni|| 

woter. 


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Water-tabby,  "We-ter-tab-i,  n.  a  wavd  silk  stuf. 
Watee-table,  We-ter-ta-bl,  n.  {Arch.}  a  sort  ov 

lej  in  de  wol  ov  a  stoa  or  brik  bildiij,  attn  or 

twenti  inqoz  from  dt  gr-snd. 
Water-theemometer,  We-ter-ter-mom-e-ter,  n. 

an  instrcbinent  tor  ascrtanig  de  degre  ov  kold  at 

hwiq  wt)ter  sesl'z  tu  bg  kondenst. 
Water-thief,  Wo-ter-tEf,  n.  a  pirat. 
Water-tight,  We-ter-tjt,  a.  ekskiii,dii)  or  holdiij 

weter:  impervius  tu  woter;  not  leki. 
Water-toad,  Wo-ter-tod,  n.  an  akwatik  animal. 
Water-trefoil,  We-ter-tre-fffl,  ».   an  akwatik 

plauc. 
Water-tupelo,  Wo-ter-t^-pe-li'J,  n.  a  plant. 
Water-violet,  We-tor-vj-o-let,    n.    a   perenial 

plant.  [herd. 

Water-wagtail,  Wo-ter-wag-tal,  n.  an  akw.itik 
Watee-walled,  Wo-ter-weld,   a.   enkiimpast  bj 

weter. 
Water-way,  Wo-ter-wa,  n.  {i^^aut.}  a  log  pes 

ov  timber,  servig  tu  konekt  de  sjdz  ov  a  Jip  tia 

de  deks,  and  formig  a  (janel  for  kondiiktig  weter 

tia  de  skuperz. 
Water-wheel,  We-ter-hwel,  ti.  a  IiweI  ov  a  mil, 

mLDvd  bi  weter; — an  enjin  fer  razig  weter  -st  ov  a 

drp  wel. 
Water-willow,  We-ter-wil-o,  n.  a  plant. 
Water-with,  We-ter-wit,  n.  a  plant  f-snd  in  ds 

West  Indez. 
Waterwoek,  We-ter-wurk,  n.   a  hjdrelik  enjin 

er  struktyn,r;  a  pla  ov  a  f-snten;  an  qrtifijal  sp-st 

ov  weter; — qefli  ytl,zd  in  de  ph],ral. 
Water-woen,  We-ter-worn,  a.  worn  bj  de  ak- 

Jon  ov  water. 
Waterwoet,  AV^e-ter-wurt,  n.  an  anyn,al  plant. 
Watery,  Wo-ter-i,  a.  relatig  tia  weter;  konsistig 

ov  water;  wet;  akwsus;  tin;  likwid;  lik  weter; — 

tastles;  insipid;  vapid. 
Wattle,  W6t-1,   n.    a  twig  or  fleksibl  rod;    a 

hurdl; — de  bqrbz,  er  loDs,  red  flej  dat  hagz  he\a 

a  koks  bil,  and  ab'st  de  m'st!  ov  sum  fijez. 
Wattle,  W6t-1,  v.  t.  tu  bjnd  or  wev  wid  twigz; 

tm  farm  bj  platig  twigz. 
Wattle-bird,  W6t-l-berd,   n.    a   kmd  ov  berd 

f'snd  in  Ni]^  Zeland. 
Wattled,  W6t-Id,  a.  formd  ov  hurdlz  er  twigz. 
Wattling,  Wot-lig,   n.   a   bmdig;   a   platig  ov 

twigz. 
Waul,  Wol,  v.  i.  tu  krj,  az  a  kat;  tta  katerwel. 
Wave,  Wav,  n.  de  atternat  elevajon  and  deprejon 

ov  de  pqrts  ov  de  surfas  ov  weter  er  uder  likwid, 

abiiv  and  belo  its  natyi],ral  level;  a  miDvig  swel 

er  volyi^m  ov  water;  a  bilo;  a  surj;  a  braker; — 

unevnnes;  inekwoliti. 
Wave,  Wav,  );.  i.  tu  pla  loosli,  az  a  wav;  tu  lin- 

di^lat;  tu  flot; — tu  be  moivd,  az  a  signal; — tu 

be  in  an  unsetld  stat;  tu  fliiktyi^at:  tu  waver. 
Wave,  Wav,  v.  t.  tu  raz  intu  inekwolitiz  ov  sur- 
fas;— tu  moDv  IcDsli,  or  in  varius  direkjonz;  tu 

waft; — tu  brandij:  tu  biku; — tu  put  of  for  de 
prczent.     Se  (  Waive.} 
Waveless,  Wav-les,  a.  wid-st  wavz;  smood;  evn. 
Wavelike,  Wav-ljk,  a.  rezerablig  a  wav. 
Wavellite,  Wa-vel-i_t,  n.  {Min.}  a  hjdrated  fos- 

fat  ov  ahynina,  kold  olsio  hidrqijllit. 
Wave-loaf,  Wdv-lof,  m.  a  lof  fer  a  wav-oforig. 
Wave-offering,  Wav-(}f-er-ig,  «.  a  .JiyJ  sakri- 
f  js,  performd  h\  wavig  de  handz  toardz  de  far 
kqrdinal  pernt-s. 
Wavee,  Wa-ver,  v.  i.  tu  pla  tu  and  fro;  tu  moov 
loosli;  tu  be  unsetld,  or  inkonstant;  tu  fluktyn,at; 
not  tu  be  determind;  tu  bczitat;  tu  dist; — tu 
totcr;  tu  be  in  danjer  ov  felig. 
Waver,  Wa-ver,  n.  a  yug,  slender  tre. 
Waveeee,  Wa-ver-er,  n.  wun  hot)  waverz,  er  iz 
irezolq,t. 


Waveeing,  Wa-ver-ig,  /*/>.  a.  mOttvig  loosli;  fltikt- 
yi^atig:  hezitatig:  unserten. 

Waveeing.vess,  Wa-ver-ig-ne3,  n.  de  stat  ov 
beig   waverig. 

Wavesox,  Wav-son,  n.  {Law)  a  porjon  ov  a 
rekt  vesel,  or  ov  rekt  gudz,  flotig  on  de  se. 

Wave-subjected,  Wav-sub-jekt-ed,  a.  Qverflcad 
wid  woter. 

Wave-woen,  Wav-worn,  a.  worn  bj  de  wavz. 

Waving,  Wav-ig,  «.  de  akt  ov  mcovig  er  plaig 
loosli.  [ig. 

Wavy,  Wav-i,  a.  rjzig  in  wavz;  lindnlatig;  wjnd- 

Wawl,  Wol,  v.  i.  tu  krj.     Se  <  Waal.} 

Wax,  Waks,  n.  de  tik,  tenajus  substuns  formd  bj 
bez;  de  substans  hwiq  formz  de  selz  ov  bez; — a 
vejetabl  produkt: — eni  tenajus  mas,  suq  az  iz 
yH,zd  tu  fasn  leterz,  or  suq  az  iz  yn,zd  bj  Jdomak- 
erz; — an  ekskrejon  ov  de  er. 

Wax,  Waks,  v.  t.  tu  smer  wid  waks;  tm  smer; 
tu  jiTn  wid  waks. 

Wax,  Waks,  ;;.  i.  tu  bekum  Iqrjer  er  mor  ful; 
tu  gro;  tu  inkres; — yi\,zd  ov  de  moon,  in  opozij- 
on  tu  wan; — tu  pas  intu  eni  stat;  tu  bekiim; 
tu  gro.  [waks. 

Wax-candle,  Waks-kan-dl,  n.  a  kandl  mad  ov 

Wax-chandlee,  Waks-qan-dler,  n.  a.  maker  ov 
waks  kandlz. 

Waxen,  Waks-n,  a.  mad  ov  waks;  rezemblig  waks. 

Wax-end,    Waks-end,        \     n.     de   wakst  tred 

Waxed-end,    Wakst-end, )       yqzd  bj  Jdbmakerz. 

Waxlight,  Waks  lit,  n.  a  taper  mad  ov  waks. 

Waxwing,  Waks-wig,  n.  a  spejez  ov  berd;  de 
qaterer. 

Waxwoek,  Waks-wurk,  n,  a  figyiir  er  figyrj^ra 
formd  ov  waks,  in  imitajon  ov  de  substansez  hwiq 
da  reprezent. 

Waxy,  Waks-i,  a.  soft,  Ijk  waks;  yeldig;  waksn. 

Way,  Wa,  n.  a  rod;  de  rod  in  hwiq  wun  travelz; 
pasaj;  a  r'St;  a  legt  ov  spas;  kors;  direkjun  ov 
mojon; — lokal  tendensi;  advdns  in  Ijf;  regyn,lar 
progrejon; — de  progres  ov  a  vesel  at  se; — kors  or 
progres  konsiderd  az  obsttiikted  er  hinderd:  az, 
"Kastig  tots  in  'sr  a'a/"— direkjon;  tendensi  tia 
eni  menig  er  akt; — sfer  ov  obzervajon;  az,  "  3e 
ofiserz  dat  fel  in  mi  wa;" — menz:  metod;  skem 
ov  manajment;  az, '•  He  durst  not  tak  apw  iva 
agenst  dem;" — partikynlar  wil  eryq^mor;  az,  "He 
luvd  hiz  on  wa" — maner:  mod;  az,  ''God  haft 
in  meni  waz  spokn  tu  men:" — metod  er  plan  ov 
lif,  kondukt,  er  akjon;  az,  "Had  da  bin  instrdkt- 
ed  in  de  rjt  wa;" — proses  ov  tigz,  gud  or  il;  az, 
"CI  prosperus  iva;" — rjt  metod  tu  akt  or  no;  az, 
"lukwir  after  de  rjt  wa;" — ^jeneral  skem  ov  akt- 
ig;  az,  "Men  go  ■st  ov  de  wa  tu  hint  fre  tigz;" 
Bi  de  wa,  in  pasig.  Tu  ga  or  kiim  ivum  wa,  er 
ivaz,  tu  kum  alog,  er  depqrt.  Wa  and  waz  qr 
nn  ofn  yi^zd  in  kompozijon  for  wiz.  Q  komite  ov 
was  and  imtiz,  in  lejislajon,  iz  a  komite  tu  hoom 
iz  intrusted  de  konsidera  Jon  ov  de  af  4rz  relatig 
tu  de  revenq  er  finansez  ov  a  kuntri. 

Way-bill,  Wa-bil,  n.  a  rejister  ov  de  namz  ov 
travelerz  iu  a  staj-koq,  &s.  [planten. 

Way-bread,  Wa-bred,  n.  de  planten-tre  or  grat 

Wayfarer,  Wa-f-v-er,  n.  a.  pasenjer;  a  traveler. 

Wayfaring,  Wa-fq,r-ig,  n.  travelig;  pasig;  beig 
on  a  jurni.  [a  plant. 

Wayfaring-teee,  Wa-fq,r-ig-tre,   n.   vjburnum; 

Way-going,  Wa-go-ig,  n.  de  wa-goitj  krop  iz  de 
krop  hwiq  iz  takn  from  de  land  de  yer  de  tenant 
levz  a  fqrm. 

Waylay,  Wa-la,  or  Wa-la,  v.  t.  tu  beset  bj  de 
wa,  er  in  ambuj. 

Waylayee,  Wa-la-er,  n.  wun  hcD  walaz. 

Wayless,  Wa-les,  a.  patles;  untrakt. 

Way-makee,  Wa-mak-er,  n,  wun  hin  maks  a  wa; 
a  prekursor. 


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Waymauk,  Wa-mqrk,  n.  a  in(irk  tu  g[J  in  trav- 
el "B  • 

Wavside,  Wa-sid,  n..  de  sjd  ov  de  rod  or  hiwd. 

Way-thistle,  Wa-tis-l,  n.  a  perenial  plant. 

Wayward,  Wa-ward,  a.  Ijkifl  wuhz  on  wa;  ob- 
stitmt:  hedstron:  pervurs;  fruward,  pevij. 

Waywabdly,  Wa-ward-li,  ad.  in  a  waward 
luancr:  perversli.  [pervi.TSues. 

Waywardness,    Wii-ward-nes,    n.    t'ruwurJnes; 

Way-wise,  Wa-wjz,  a.  eksp^rt  in  fjadig  «r  kepig 
de  wa. 

Waywodk,  Va-vod,  n.  a  Slavonian  apelajon  for 
a  militari  kouidnder  or  guvcrnor;— ritn  elso,  az 
wel  az  prunisnst,  (vaicode.)  [us. 

We,  Vif,  pron.  pi.  ov  f/— j,  nijn,  me;  pi.  vre.vri, 

Weak,  Wek,  a.  febl;  not  .stroj);  wonti^  otreyt, 
vi^or,  spirit,  dizernmenter  wizdom; — ini'vnu;  not 
heiti;  entebid;  debilitated;  enervated;  uuforti- 
f jd; — soft;  pljant;  not  stif; — lo  ov  s'Snd; — febl  ov 
injnd. 

WtAK,  Wek,*  I',  t.  tia  render  wek. 

Weaken,  Wek-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  wek;  tu  debilitat; 
tu  eiifebl;  tu  dcprjr  ov  street. 

Weaken,  Wek-n,*  t.  i.  tu  bekiiin  wek. 

Weakbner,  Wek-n-er,  n.  he  or  rtat  hwiq  weknz. 

Weak-eyed,  Wek-id,  a.  havig  febl  ^.jt. 

Weak-handed,  Wek-hand-cd,  a.  havij)  litl 
stretjt.  [er  mind. 

Weak-headed,  Wek-hed-ed,  a.  havij)  a  wek  hcd 

Weak  hearted,  Wek-hqrt-ed,  a.  ov  febl  spirit. 

Weakling.  Wek-lig,  n.  a  febl  kretyq^r. 

Weakly,  Wek-li,  ad.  in  a  wek  maner;  febli: 
faritli:  wid^jt  street:  indiskrctli;  injudijusli. 

Weakly,  Wek-li,  a.  not  strojj;  not  hclti;  febl; 
wek. 

Weakness,  Wek-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  wek; 
Wont  ov  street;  fcblnes;  infermiti:  dcfekt;  falig. 

Weak-side,  Wek-sjd,  n.  ftfbl;  defijensi;  an  in- 
fermiti dat  kozez  a  person  tu  yeld  redili  lu  temt- 
ajiin  or  a?i')lt. 

Weak-sighted,  Wek-sjt-ed,  a.  havig  wek  sit. 

Weak-spieited,  Wek-spir-it-ed,  a.  haviij  a  wek 
spirit:  timid. 

Weal,  Wel,  ».  de  stat  ov  beig  wel  er  prosperus; 
hapincs;  prosperiti:  welf;\r. — 'At  jeneval,  jiuhlik, 
or  hiintiti  wel  iz  de  publik  wolf^r. —  Komonwcl, 
a  koraonwelft  er  republik. 

Weal,  Wel,  v.  t.  tu  mqrk  wid  strips.  Se  (  Wale.) 

Weal,  Wel,  n.  de  mqrk  ov  a  .strip.     Se  (  Wale.) 

Weald,  Weld,*  n.  a  wud  er  gruv. 

Weald,  Weld,  j   a.  {Geol.)  notig  a  ptkql- 

Wealden,  Weld-n,  i  yar  formajon  or  strata  ov 
rok-,  so  Tiaind  from  a  vilaj  in  Iggland. 

Wealsman,  Welz-man,*  n.  a  statsman;  a  poli- 
tijaii. 

Wealth,  Welt,  n.   prosperiti;  eksternal  bapines; 

— ri<;  '7.:  (3pyi\lens:  aflqens;  Iqrj  pozejonz. 
Wealthily,  Welb-i-li,  ad.  riqll. 
W^kaltiiine.ss,  Welfc-i-nes,  «.  riqnes;  opyqiens. 
Wealthy,  Welt-i,  a.  riq:  opyqlent;  abiindaut. 
Wean,  Wen,  v.  t.  tu  put  from  de  brest; — t\ci  de- 

t  i(j:  tu  widdn?  from  eni  habit  er  dezjr. 
Weanling,  Weu-lig,  n.   a   qild  or  animal   nqli 

wnid. 
Weapon,  Wep-n,  n.  an  instrooment  ov  ofens;  .'um- 

tig  wid  hwiq  wun  iz  qrind  tu  kilor  injqraniid- 

er,  ;iz  a  siord.  a  musket,  is. 
Weaponed,  Wep-nd,  a.  furnijt  wid  qrmz. 
Weaponless,  Wep-n-les,  a.  havig  no  wepn. 
Weapon-salve,  Wep-n-sqv,  «.   a  sqv   dat   woz 

su|>(jz  1  tu  kqr  de  wiDnd  bj  beig  apljd  tu  de  wepn 

d^i  mad  it. 
Wear.  Wqr,  v.  t.    [».  wor,  ps.  W£irig,  worn:]  tu 

impi'ir  or  wast  bi  tjm,  yqs,  or  frikjon:  tu  imp4r 

er  iesn  bi  gnidyqal  diminqjon:  tu   konsqm  ted- 

yusli; — tu  kari  on  de  bodi,  az  klodz:— tu  egzib- 


it  in  aperans: — tu  efekt  bj  degrez. —  Tu  tc,\r  ff, 
tu  rub  of  bj  frikjon;  tu  obliterat. —  Tu  u'nr  st, 
tu  haras;  tu  wast  or  dcstrtf  bj  degrez.— Tu  toq^ 
aflp,  {yaut.)  tu  ver,  turn,  er  brig  it  risnd; — 
sumthuz  ritn  {ware.) 

Wear,  Wqr,  v.  i.  tu  be  wasted  bj  yqs  or  tjm;  ta 
be  tedyusli  spent;  tu  [las  awa  bj  de^^rez. 

Wear,  W.^r,  w.  de  akt  ov  w:irig:  de  tig  worn. 

Wear,  Wqr,  or  Wcr,  n.  a  dam  tu  Jul  up  and 
raz  de  woter; — a  net  ov  twigz  tu  koQ  f  ij; — elso 
ritn  {weir,  toier,  and  were.) 

Wearable,  Wqr-a-bI,J  a.  dat  ma  be  worn. 

Wearer,  \V;ir-er,  n,  he  or  dat  hwi(j  w;irz. 

Weariable.  We-ri-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  bekiim  wcri. 

Weariful,  We-ri-ful,  a.  kezig  werincs;  weri- 
sum:  tedyus. 

Wearifllly,  We-ri-ful-i,  ad.  werisumli. 

Weariless,  We-ri-les,  a.  insesant. 

Wearily,  We-ri-li,  ad.  in  a  weri  er  tjrsum  maner. 

Weariness,  We-ri-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  weri; 
la-iitqd;  fateg:  koz  ov  lasitqd;  tedyusnes. 

Wearing,  W;ir-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  wqrig;  aparel; 
kltddz. 

Weauish,  W4r-iJ,*  a.  bogi;  woteri;  wek;  woji. 

Wearisome,  We-ri-sum,  a.  tedyus;  kozig  weri- 
ncs: tirsum:  trublsum:  veksajus;  fategig;  anerig. 

Wearisomely,  We-ri-sum-li,  ad.  tedyusli;  tjr- 
sumli. 

Wearisomeness,  We-ri-sum-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti 
ov  tjrig:  de  stat  ov  beig  werisum. 

Weary,  We-ri,  a.  worn  wid  fateg;  tird  wid  labor; 
fategd:  unezi:  impajcnt  ov  de  kontinyqans  ov 
sumtig:  dezjrus  tu  diskontinyq;  tjrsum. 

Weary,  We-ri,  v.  t.  tu  mak  weri;  tu  tjr:  tu  fa- 
teg; tu  haras;  tu  subdq  bj  labor;  tu  mak  impa- 
jcnt ov  kontinyqans. 

Weasand,  We-zaud,  n.  de  windpjp:  de  larigks. 

Weasel,  We-zl,  n.  a  smol  animal,  ov  de  jenm 
{rnustela.)  dat  ets  kern  and  kilz  mjs. 

Weasel-faced,  We-zl-fast,  a.  havig  a  tin  fas. 

Weather,  Wed-er,  n.  de  stat  ov  de  atmjsfer 
wid  respekt  tu  het,  kold,  drjnes,  merstyqr,  wind, 
ran,  sno,  fog,  &s.; — qanj  ov  de  stat  ov  de  qr; — 
tempest;  sterm. — Stres  ov  weder,  fors  ov  tem- 
pests er  stormz. 

Weather,  Wed-er,  r.  t.  tu  eksp<5z  tu  de  qr:  ta 
sal  tu  de  windward  ov;  tu  pas  wid  difikulti; 
tu  endqr;  tu  enk">snter  and  sustan.  Tu  weder 
a  jinnt,  tu  gan  a  pernt  agenst  de  wind;  tu  akom- 
plij  agenst  opozijon. 

Weather-beaten,  Wed-er-bet-n,  a.  harast,  se- 
zrul,  worn,  er  tqrnijt,  bj  hqrd  weder. 

Weather-bit,  Wed-er-bit,  n.  {Naut.)  a  turn  ov 
de  kabl  ab-st  de  end  ov  de  wiadlas. 

Weather-board,  Wed-er-bord,  n.  {Xaut.)  dat 
sjd  ov  a  Jip  hwiq  iz  tu  de  windward: — a  pes  ov 
jilagk  plast  in  de  portholz  ov  a  Jip,  tu  turn  of 
df  ran.  &s.:  a  bord  tu  kep  of  wet  er  kold. 

Weather-board,  Wed-cr-bord,  v.  t.  tu  nal 
borJz  upon  eq  uder  so  dat  de  upcr  bord  laps 
over  de  under  wun.  and  so  troz  of  de  wot. 

Weather-bound,  Wed-er-bisnd,  a.  konfjnd  bj 
de  wt'dor. 

Weathercock,  Wed-er-kok,  n.  a  van,orqrtifiJal 
kok,  set  on  de  top  ov  a  spjr,  hwiq,  bj  turnig.  Joz 
de  pfTnt  from  hwiq  de  wind  bloz; — eni  tig  fikl 
and  inkoustant.  [stermz. 

Weather- DRIVEN,    Wed-er-driv-n,    a.    forst  bj 

Weather-fend.  Wed-er-fend,*  v.  t.  tu  Jcltcir. 

Weathergage,  Wed-er-gaj,  n.  a  wederkuk. — 
{Xaut.)  de  advdntaj  ov  de  wind:  de  s;at  ersit- 
yqajon  ov  wun  Jip  tu  de  windward  ov  andder 
hwen  in  akjon; — advdntaj  ov  pozijon;  sqpcri- 
oriti. 

Weather- GALL,  Wed-er-gol,  n.  a  sekondari  ran- 
bo.     [Xert  ov  Iggland.] 


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Weather-glass,  AVed-er-glas,   n.    a  barometer; 

a  termometer. 
WeatheR'HOUse,  We;l-er-h"ss,  n.  a  pes  ov  mek- 

anizin  tia  Jo  de  stat  ov  4s  weder. 
Weatherixg,    Wed-er-ii),    n.    ekspo3q,r  tu   ds 

werter. 
Weatherly.  Wed-er-li,  a.  {Naut.}  wurkitj  wel 

tu  dg  windward.  [ruf  wedcr. 

W'EATUERrROOF,    Wed-or-pnof,    a.    pra)f  agenst 
M'eatuer-quarter.  AV(-d-er-kwer-ter,  «.  {Xaiit.} 

de  kwarter  ov  a   fin  hwic  iz  on  de  windward 

Sid.  ^ 

Weather-shore,    Wed-er-Jor,    n.    {Xaut.y    de 

Jar  dat  Ijz  tii  de  windward  uv  a  Jip. 
Weatherside,  Wed-or-sjd,  n.  {Xaut.)  de  sid  ov 

a  Ji]i  under  ml.  upon  hwiq  de  wind  bloz. 
Weathkr  SPY,   Wed-er-spj,  n.  wun  dat  fortelz 

de  weder. 
Weatherwise,  Wed-er-wjz,  a.  skilful  in  fortelig 

de  weder,  or  in  jujiij  respektirj  de  sjnz  ov  de 

weder. 
Weatherwiser,   Wed-er-wjz-cr,*  n.    an  instroo- 

ment  tia  forjo  weder. 
Weave,    Wev,  v.  t.    \i.  wov,  ^w.  wevir),  wovn;] 

tu  forra  bi  tckstyi^r  or  bi  insertig  wun  pqrt  ov 

de  material  widin  ainider;  tu  feriu  intu  a  web; 

tu  yr^z  de  IcDin  for  makii)  klot:  tu  interpoz;  tu 

insert. 
Weave.  Wev,  v.  i.  tu  wurk  at  de  loom. 
Weaver,    Wev-er,   n.   wun  hoo  wevz; — a  fij: — a 

jenus  ov  spjderz. 
Weazen,   We-zn,  a.    tin;  len,  widerd;  wiznd;  az, 

"a  WISH  fas." 
Web,  Web,  n.  eni  tig  wavn;  a  tekstil  fabrik: — a 

film,  az  on  de  j,  or  de  fut  ov  a  berd. — 3e  'ster 

projckjon  ov  an  iurn  ral. — In  blok  makiij,  a  tin 

pavtijon  on  de  insid  ov  de  rim. 
Webbed,  Webd,  a.'jemd  bi  n  web  er  film. 
AVebber,    Web-er,*    a.    sam  az  {webste/'}    and 

Webby.  Web-i,  a.  relatii)  tu,  er  Ijk,  a  web. 

Webfooted,  Web-fut-ed,  a.  palmiped;  havii] 
filmz  betwEU  de  tQZ.  [ver. 

Webster,  Web-ster,*  n.  a  maker  ov  klot:  a  we- 

Websterite,  Web-ster-jt,  w.  (Min.}  a  sulfat  ov 
ali|mina. 

Wed,  Wed,  r.  t.  tu  mari;  tu  tak  for  huzband  er 
wjf:  tu  jern  in  marij;  tu  yi],njt  forever;  tu  tak 
forever. 

Wed,  Wed,  v.  i.  tu  kontrakt  matrimoni. 

Wedded,  Wed-ed,  a.  belopii)  tu  matrimoni. 

Wedder,  Wed-er,  n.  yq,zd  fer  {wether},  a  kas- 
trated  ram.  [?eremoni. 

Wedding,  Wed-ig,  n.  marij;  nupjalz:  de  nupjal 

Wedge,  Wej,  n.  a  solid  bodi  ov  metal  or  hqrd 
wud,  bekumiij  kontinyiiali  tiker  from  a  Jqrp  ej: 
eni  tig  in  form  ov  a  wej. — {Gcom.)  a  Si)lid  bodi 
havii]  f jv  sjdz  er  fasez,  tre  ov  hwiq  qr  rektagglz, 
and  de  udor  tea  triaijglz  and  paralel  tu  eg  uder; 
—  wun  ov  de  fiv  simpl  enjioz  er  mskanikal  p-s- 
erz,  sumtjmz  yqzd  [er  razii)  bodiz,  but  mar  fre- 
kwentli  for  divjdig  or  splitir)  dem;  a  mas  ov 
metal. 

Wedge,  Wej,  v.  t.  tu  klev  wid  a  wej:  tu  drjv  er 
fors,  az  bja  wej;  tu  fasn  bj  wejez;  tu  fiks,  az  a 
wej.  [moni. 

Wedlock.  Wed-lnk,  n.  de  stat  ov  marij :  matri- 

Wedlocked,  Wed-lukt,  a.  yunjted  in  marij. 

Wednesday,  Wenz-dn,  n.  Az  fort  da  ov  de  wek; 
— so  nauid  bj  de  Gutik  najonz  from  (  WmJen}  or 
{Odin.}  dedeiti  htw,  fugkjonz  korespond  tu  doz 
ov  Mork^ri  in  de  Grejan  mitoluji. 

Wee,  Wf,  a.  litl;  smol.— [Komon  in  Skotijdjalekt, 
and  in  de  nort  ov  Iijgland.] 

Weechelm,  We(j-elm,  n.  a  spejez  ov  elm; — kom- 
onli  ritn  {witchelm.) 


Weed,  Wed,  n.  a  nokjus   er  yq,sles  plant; — eni 

tiij  nokjus  er   yixsles; — [*a  gqrment;  dres;J  pi, 

a  mornig  dres;  az,  a  widoz  iceds. 
Weed,  Wed,  v.  i.  tu  rid  ov  wedz;  tu  tak  awa,  az 

nokjus  plants:  tu  fre  from  eni  tig  hurtful  er 

ofensiv;  tu  rcot  Tst. 
Weeder,  Wed-er,  n.  wun  hcD  wedz. 
Weedery,  Wed-er-i,  n.  wedz;  a  plas  fer  wedz. 
Weedhook,  Wed-huk,  )  n.   a  huk  or  in- 

Weedixghook,  Wed-ig-hnk,  )        strtoment    far 

eksterpatig  wedz.  [wedz. 

Weeding,  Wed-ig,  n.  de  operajon  ov  klerig  from 
Weedless,  Wed-les,  a.  fre  from  wedz. 
Weedy,  Wed-i,  a.  kjnsistig  ov  wedz;  abijndig  in 

wedz;  overrun  wid  wedz. 
Week,  Wek,  n.  de  spas  ov  sevn  daz. 
Weekday',  Wek-da,  n.  eni  da  not  Sunda. 
Weekly,    Wek-li,    a.    hapnig,  publijt,  er  dun, 

wun-;  a  wek;  hebdomadal. 
Weekly,  Wek-li,  ad.  wuns  a  wek;  everi  wek, 
Weel,    Wei,   H:    a  hwerlpuol;  a  trap  er  sn^r  fer 

fiJ.     [Lokal,  Iggland.j 
Ween,    Wen,  v.  i.    tu  tigk;  imajin;  tu  fansi. — 

[An  old  wurd,  nerli  obsolet.] 
Weep,  Wep,  v.  i.  tu  Jo  soro  bj  terz;  tu  Jed  terz; 

tu  lament;  tu  komplan. 
Weep,  Wep,  v.  t.  tu  lament  wid  terz;  tu  bewal; 

tu  drop,  az  terz. 
Weeper,   Wep-er,    n.   wun  hot)  weps; — a  sert  ov 

hwjt  linen   kuf   on  a  mornig   dres;  a  baj   ov 

muirnig.  [terz. 

Weeping,  Wep-ig,  n.   de  akt  ov  lamentig  wid 
Weeping,   Wep-ig,  pp.  a.  Jedig  terz;  hagig  d'sn 

az  in  soro. 
Weepingly',  Wep-ig-li,  ad.  wid  wepig;  in  terz. 
Weever.  Wev-er,  ;*.  a  se-fij  havig  Jqrp  sf)jnz. 
Weevil,  We  vil,  n.  a  smol  insekt  ov  de  betl  kjnd, 

injtyius  tu  hwet  and  uder  gran. 
Weevilly,  We-vil-i,  a.  infekted  wid  wevilz. 
Weezel,  We-z1,  n.  Se  (  Weasel.) 
Weezel,    We-zl,    a.    tin;    wezn:    wiznd;   az,   "a 

wczl  fas."     Se  (  Weazen.)  [Lokal,  Igg.] 
Weft,  Weft,  n.  de  winf  ov  klot;  dat  hwiq  iz  wovn; 

— dat  ov  hwiq  de  klam  iz  jenerali  wavd;  waf. 
Weftage,  Weft-aj,'-  n.  weft;  tekstyi^r. 
Wegotism,  We-go-tiz-m,  n.  de  frekwent  yris  ov 

de  pron-sn  ivr;  weizm.     [CI  modern  kant  term.] 
Wehrlite,  Wer-ljt,  n.  (JUiii.y  a  mineral  kontan- 

ig  jurn. 
Weigh,   Wa,  v.  t.  tu  egzamin  bj  de  balans;  tu 

komp^r  bj  de  skalz:  tu  be  ekwivalent  tu  in  wat; 

^tu  raz  bj  kTjnterpffz; — tu  tak  up,  az  de  agkor 

ov  a  Jip: — tia  egzamin;  tu  konsider. — Tu  wa 

dsn,    tu   overbalans;  tu   overburdn;  tu   opres 

wid  wat:  tu  deprt§s. 
Weigh,  Wa,  v.  i.  tu  hav  wat; — tu  be  konsiderd 

az  important;  tu  raz  de  agkor;  tu  b^r  hevili; 

tu  pres  hqrd:  tu  sigk  bj  its  on  wat. 
Weighage,  Wa-aj,  n.  A\\i\  er  tol  pad  fer  waig. 
Weighed,    Wad,  a.  eksperienst;  konsiderd;  pon- 

derd. 
Weigher,  Wa-er,  n.  wun  hcD  waz. 
Weight,  Wat,  «.  kwontiti  me^qrd  bj  de  balans; 

de  hcvines  ov  eni  tig:— a  mas,  jenerali  ov  metal, 

akii,ratli  adjusted,  hwiq  servz  az  a  standard  tu 

egzamin    uder    bodiz;— ponderusnes;    ponderus 

mas;  graviti;   hevines;    tendensi  tu  de  senter; 

prt'Jn,r;  burdn:— importans;   p-ser;  inf likens;  efi- 

kasi;  konsekwens:  moment. 
Weightily,  Wat-i-li,  ad.  wid  a  wat;  hevili. 
Weightixess,  Wat-i-nes,  n.  ponderositi;  graviti; 

heviiios;  soliditi:  fors;  impertans. 
Weightless,  Wat-les,  a.  Ijt;  havig  no  wat. 
Weighty,  Wat-i,  a.  havig  wat;  hevi:  ponderus; 

oncrus;  burdnsum: — important;  momentus;   efi- 

kajus; — *rigorus;  sever. 


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Weird,  Werd,  a.  skild  in  wicjkraft. — ile  werd 
iut(i-z,  At  fats. 

Weird,  Werd,  n.  {Scotland}  fat;  destini. 

Weism,  Wt-iz-m,  n.  de  frekwent  yq,s  ov  de  pro- 
nsn  nc.  [CI  modern  kant  tfrin.]  Se  (  Wef/otum.) 

Weissite,  Wj-sjt,  ».  i-ili't.)  au  aj-gra  kulord 
luiiR-ral. 

Welchglaive,  Welq-glav,  i>.  a  kjnd  ov  batl-aks. 

Welcome,  Wei-kum,  a.  re;fKvd  wid  gladnes;  ad- 
niitud  wid'st  pa; — akseptabl;  gratful;  plezig. — 
Tid  bid  welkum,  tu.  resev  wid  wurdz  ov  kjnd- 
nei. 

Welcome,  Wel-kum,  inter,  a  form  ov  frendli 
salyntajon,  eliptikali  yii,Z-l  for  yo)  qr  welkum. 

Welcome,  Wel-kum,  n.  a  kjnd  3alyq,taJon,  gret- 
iu  or  resepjon. 

Welcome,  Wel-kum,  v.  t.  ta  sal4t  er  restv 
kjudli;  tu  gret  wid  kindncs. 

Welcomeness,  Wel-kum-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  bcig 
Welkum. 

Welcomer,  Wel-kum-er,  n.  wun  hoo  wclkumz. 

Welcome-to-our-house,  Wel-kum-tu-'sr-h'ss, 
n.  an  erb. 

Weld,  Weld,  n.  a.  plant  er  its  levz  yeldig  a  yelo 
dj;  and  kiiltivated  for  de  yq,s  ov  djerz  wed; — 
ritu  olsiD  {wold,  woad,  woald,  and  would.} 

Weld,  Weld,  v.  t.  tu.  bet  or  pres  intu  ferm 
yunyon,  hwen  beted,  az  metalz;  tu  jern  tu- 
geder. 

Welder,  Weld-cr,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  weldz. — 
{IidanJ}  miinajer;  aktyn,al  okyi^pjer. 

Welding,  Weld-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  yi^njlir); — a 
ferm  juflkjon  ov  jurn,  bj  hwiq,  hwen  heted,  it 
iz  yn^iijted  iatimatli  and  permanentli  under  de 
ham.-r.  [weldiij  het. 

Welding,  Weld-iij,  a.  kapabl  ov  yq^njtii);  az,  a 

Welfare,  Wel-fq,r,  n.  hapine^;  sukses;  prosper- 
ity WL-lbeifl. 

Welk,  Welk,  i  V.  t.  tu  sok;  tu  bet; — tu  ekspuz 

Welt,  Welt,  1  tu  de  sun  in  order  tu  be  drjd: 
tu  wider.  &s.  [CI  provinfal  wurd  in  Ingland.l 
He  (  ll7/^> 

Welk.  Welk,  n.  {Conch.}  Se  (  Whelk.} 

Welked,  Welkt,  a.  rijed;  furud. 

Welki.v,  Wel-kin,  n.  de  vizibl  rejonz  ov  de  ^r;— 
qetli  yiizd  in  poctri. —  Welkin  /,  a  skj-kulord  i, 
or  u  rolii)  i. 

Well,  Wei,  n.  a  sprig;  a  f'snten;  a  sors; — a  dep, 
rnro  pit  dug  in  de  ert  for  obtanii)  a  suplj  ov 
weter; — a  vent-hol  in  a  rem  ov  ha; — de  kaviti  in 
hwiq  jt^rz  qr  plast. — {2\a'(t.}  a  smol  enklu/.d 
spas  uer  de  man  mast,  ekstendii)  frum  de  botum 
ov  de  Jip  tu  de  prinsipal  guu-dek,  kuntsiniij  de 
pumps. 

Well.  Wei,  v.  i.  tu  sprit):  tu  \l\\  az  from  a  spriij. 

Well,  Wei,  r.  t.  tu  pcor  furt,  az  from  a  wel. 

Well,  Wel,  a.  not  sik;  not  il;  beig  in  il  belt;  re- 
kiiverd; — hapi;  konvenyent;  advantajus: — beiij 
in  favor. 

Well,  Wel,  ad.  not  il;  not  unhapili;  noi  wikedli: 
skilftili:  proi^erli:  in  a  lodabl  maaer;  not  amis: 
not  unsuksesfuli;  not  insufijcntli;  not  defektivli: 
tu  a  degre  dat  givz  ple^n,r:  wid  praz:  favor- 
abli;  sq,tabli:  sufijentli. — It  iz  a  term  ov  kuusej- 
on,  er  admijon:  az,  "  Wtl,  if  it  iz  so,  j  submit." 
— Az  wel  az,  tugeder  wid;  not  les  dan. —  Wtl 
ni.  uerli;  olmast. —  Wel  fnnf,  in  a  moderat  de- 
gre: tolerabli. —  Wel  tu  lie,  havig  a  kompetens. 
— It  iz  yn,zd  muq  in  kompozijon  tu  ekspres  eni 
tig  rjt,  ledabl,  er  not  defektiv;  az,  we^-afekted: 
wW-amd;  (wZ-apernted,  &s. 

Welladay.  Wel-a-da,  inter,  ekspresig  gref:  aids! 

Wellbeuaved,  Wel-be-havd,  a.  k6rteus:  sivil; 
ov  gud  kondukt.  [welf^r. 

Well-being,    Wel-bc-ig,  n.    hapines:  prosperiti: 

Well-bkloved,  Wel-be-luvd,  a.  muq  luvd. 


Well-born,  Wel-bern,  a.  not  mgnli  desended. 
Well-bred,    Wel-brcd,  a.    elegant  ov   manerz; 

pulit;— desended  from  a    gud  ras  ov  ansestore; 

wel-born.  [akjonz. 

Well-doing,  Wel-do-ig,  it.  rjt  kondukt;  gud 
Well-done,  Wel-dun,  inter,  an  eksklamajon  be- 

st<jig  praz. 
Well-drain,  Wel-dran,  n.  a  dran  tu  a  wel. 
Wellkare,  Wel-fiir,  n.  hapines.     >Se  (  Welfare.} 
Wellkavored,  Wel-fi't-vord,  a.  bn,tiful. 
W'ellgrounded,  Wel-gT'snd-ed,  a.  havig  a  gud 

iKti.hijun. 
Well-hallowed,  Wel-hal-od,  a.  sakred;  just. 
Wellukad.  Wel-hed,  n.  sors;  f-snten;  welsprig. 
Well-known.   Wel-non,  a.  komonli  non. 
Well-mannered,  Wel-man-erd,  a.  paljt:  sivil. 
Well-meaner,    Wel-men-er,   n.    wun   hoo  mcnz 

w.'l.  [tenjon. 

Well-meaning,  Wel-men-ig,  a.  havig  gud  in- 
WtLLMET,  Wel-met,  inter,  a  term  ov  salyn^iajon. 
Well  minded,   Wel-mjnd-ed,  a.  havig  gud  in- 

ti-Mjuuz.  [kjnd. 

Well-natured,   Wel-nat-yi^^rd,  a.   gudnaty^rd; 
Wellnigh,  Wel-ni,  ad.  elmosi:  nerli. 
Wellread,  Wel-red,  a.  havig  red  muq:  eni^djt. 
Weel-room,  Wel-rotjm,  n.  a  rcfim  kontanig  a  wel. 
Well-spent,    Wei-spent,  a.  past  wid  vertytj,  or 

inipribvmeut. 
Wellspoken,  Wel-spo-kn,  a.  spekig  wel;  spekig 

fjiili;  .^pekiij  grtisfuli:  spekig  kindli. 
Wellsprixg,  Wel-sprig,  n.  f'snten;  sors. 
Well-tholght,  Wel-tot,  a.  oporti^nli  tot  ov. 
Wellwiller,    Wel-wil-er,    n.    wun    hiD    menz 

kindli. 
Wellwisu,  Wel-wiJ,  n.  a  wij  ov  hapines. 
Wellwished,  Wel-wijt,  a.  beliivd:  befrended. 
Wellwisher,   Wel-wiJ-er,  n,.  wun  hio  wi/ez  de 

gud  ov  andder.  [Walz. 

Welsh,  WeiJ,  a.  relatig  tu  de  pepl  or  kuntri  ov 
Welsu,  WelJ,  n.  de  laggwaj    ov   Walz. — jd.  de 

pepl  ov  Walz. 
Welt,  Welt,  n.  a  border;  a  gqrd;  an  ejig:  a  fold 

er  dublig  ov  klot  erleder.  [wid  a  herder. 

Welt,  Welt,  c.  t.  tu  furnij  wid  q  welt:  tu  so 
Welt.  Welt,  r.  i.  tu   sok: — tu  wider.     Sam  az 

{icilk.}  [Lokal,Igg.]  Se  <  Wilt.} 
Welter,  Wel-ter,  v.  i.  tu  rol,  az  in  woter,  mjr, 

blud.  or  uder  likwid;  tu  rol:  tu  wolo. 
Wen,  Wen,  n.  a  hqrd,  fleji,  er  kalus  ekskresens; 

a  tumor. 
Wexcu,    Wcnq,  n.  a  yug  wuraan: — a  yui)  wu- 

man  in  an  invidius  er  lad  sens;  a  strumpet. 
Wench.  Wenq,  f.  i.  tu  frekwent  liBs  wiuien. 
Wencher,  Wenq-er,  n.  a  fornikator.       [w.jnqez. 
Wenchlike,    Wenq-lik,    a.    after  de    maner  ov 
Wend,  Wend,*  r.  i.  \i.  wended  (Jr  went,  yw.  w -nd- 

ig,  wended  or  went:]  tu  go;  tu  pas  tu  er  from. 

— {Naut.}  tu  turn  risnd.     It  iz  sumtimz  yi^zd 

aktivli.  az  "'Tu  icend  wunz  wa." 
Wennish,  Wen-iJ,  /  a.  havig  de  natyt^rov  a  wen: 
Wenny,  Wen-i,       i      formd  Ijk  a  wen. 
Went,  Went,  i.  from  (  Wend;}    yi^zd  az  de  pret- 
erit ov  Goj.     Se  (  Weiul  and  Gn.} 
Went,  Went,*  n.  wa:  kors;  jxifi. 
Wentle-trap,  Wen-tl-trap,  a.  (ttwcA.)  a  spejez 

ov  Jel:  {fcallaria.} 
Wept,  Wept,  /.  k  p.  from  V,%>.    Se  (  Weep.} 
Were,  Wer,  i.  pi.  from  Ue.     f  woz,  ds  wost,  Jte 

wi)z:  pi.  HE  wer,  yat  wer,  da  wer. 
Were,  Wer,  n.  a  dam:— a  fin  amiig  de  Agglo- 

Saksonz  impozd  on  u  murd-rer.     Se  (  Mfflr.) 
Weregild,  W'er-gild,*  n.  {Law}  a  kompen-ajon, 

amug  de  Agglo-Saksonz,  pad  bj  a  delijikwent 

tu  de  injq,rd  or  tu    biz  rclajonz,  Ur   ofensea 

agenst  de  person;  a  f  jn  or  mulkt  far  a  homisjd. 

Se  <  Were.}  ' 


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Weexeria.v,  'Wer-nE-ri-an,  a.  relatiij  tu  Werner 

er  hiz  tsori  ov  de  ert;  keld  elso  de  M/'ttiiiian 

tt'Qri.  ,  ,,.    ^ 

Wer.neeite,   Wer-ner-jt,  n.  {Mm.}  a  silikat  ov 

ahviuina,  Ijm,  and  ok.<id  ov  jurn,  ov  a  gra  ergrsn 

kulor,  kristalizd. 
Weest,  Werst,  n.  a  Itojan  jtinerari  ine^tj^r,  gkwal 

tui  3500  LggliJ  fet,  or  nerli   MB  terdz  ov  a  injl. 

RitnelfO  Vent.     Se  (I'erst.) 
Weet,   Wert,  de  sekoiid  person  siijgiilar  ov  de 

subjuijktiv  mood,  and  imperfekt  tens,  from  Bs. 
Wesaxd.  We-zn,  j  ^_  ^^  windpip. 
Wesil,  \\e-zil,     ) 
Wesleyan,  Wes-li-an,  n.  a  foluer  ov  Jon  Wesli, 

de  i-snder  ov  ds  Hrminyan  Metodists;  a  M^tod- 

ist. 
Wesleyax,  Wes-li-an,  a.   relatiij  tu.  Jon  Wesli 

er  tbi  Weslianizm. 
Wesley  ANiSM,  Wes-li-an-iz-m, ».  de  tenets  ov  de 

Weslianz;  Metodizm. 
West,  West,  n.  de  rejon  hwi^r  de  sun  aperz  tia 

set  at  de  ekwinoksez;  eni  pqrt  ov  de  wurld  dat, 

relativli  tu  anuder  plas,  Ijz  in  dat  direkjon. 
West,  West,  a.  relatiij  tu,  beiij  tuardz,  er  kumii) 

from  de  rejon  ov  de  setig  sun;  western;   oksi- 

dental. 
West,  West,  ad.  tu  de  west;  mor  westward. 
Westeeixg,  West-er-ii),*  a.  pasig  tu  de  west. 
Westeely,  West-er-li,  a.  tendii)  er  beig  toardz 

de  west. 
Westerly,  West  er-li,  ad.  toardz  de  west. 
Western,  West-ern,  a.  beig  in  de  west,  er  toard 

de  west;  west;  westerli;  oksidenlal. 
Westeenmost,  West-ern-mcast,  a.  fqrdest  tu  de 

west.  [west. 

Westing,   West-ig,   n.   a  kors  er  distans  tu  de 
Westli.vg,  West-liij,  n.  an  inhabitant  ov  de  west. 
Westwaed,  West-ward,  ad.  toardz  de  west. 
Westwaedlt,    West-ward-li,   ad.   wid  tendensi 

tu  de  west.  [weder. 

Wet,    Wet,    n.    weter;  hi^miditi;   mffstyiy;  rani 
Wet,   Wet,  a.  kontanig  weter;  kuverd  er  imbii,d 

wid  weter;  not  drj:  hixmid;  merst;  rani;  weteri. 
Wet,    Wet,    r.  t.    \i.    weted   ©;■  wet,  ps.    wetig, 

weted  er  wet:]  tu  mak  wet;  tu  ekspoz  tu  ran 

er  w  iter;  tu  hv^mektat;  tu  mersn. 
Wether,  Wed-er,  n.  a  ram  kastrated. 
Wet.vess,  Wet-nes,  ;*.  de  stat  ov  beig  wet;  merst- 

yUr;  hn,miditi.  [wid  de  brest. 

Wet-xuese,   Wet-nurs,  n.   a  wuman  hot)  nursez 
Wetshod,  Wet-Jod,  a.   wet  over  de  Ja>z;  havig 

wet  tet. 
Wettish,  Wet-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  wet:  damp. 
Wezand,  We-zn,  n.  Se  (  Weasaiid^ 
Whack,  Hwak,t  v.t.  tu  strjk:  tu  twak.  [Lokal.] 
Whack,  Hwak.t  n.  a  hevi  bio;  a  tump.  [Provin- 

Jal  and  kuliakwial.] 
Whackee,  Hwak-er,+  n.  eni  tig  unkomonli  Iqrj;  a 

grat  li; — sam  az  (  lF7ia/w«'.)     [Priaviujal.] 
Whale,    Hwal,   n.    a  setajan  .miiual,  Japt  Ijk  a 

fij"  and  livig  in  de  se,  but  havig  werm  blud,  and 

bredig  de  i^r;  de  Iqrjest  ov  animalz. — It  iz  pop- 

yqlirli,  but  not  sjontifikali,  klast  wid  fijez. 
Whaleboat,    Hwal-bot,  n.  {^Nauf.)  o,  log,  naro 

bu)i  yi|zd  wid  hwal-Jips. 
Whalebone,  Hwal-bijn,  n.  a  horni,  elastik  sub- 

staus.  fi5iKl  in  de  jo  ov  de  hwal. 
Whale-fishery,  itwal-fij-er-i,  n.   de  bizncs  ov 

takig  liwalz,  and  proki|rig  erl  from  dem. 
Whale- FISHING,  Hwal-fiJ-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  kaqig 

hwalz. 
Whaleman,  Hwal  -  man,  w.,/-?.  IIwal-meB:  a  man 

eugfijd  in  de  hwal  fijeri. 
Whaler,  Hwal-er,  n.  a  person  er  vesel  engajd  in 

de  hwal-fijeri;  a  hwalman.  [hwal-fijeri. 

Whaling,   I£wal-ig,   a.    relatig  tu  hwalz  er  de 


Whall,  Ilwel,  )  n.  a  dizez  in  de  \l,  kezig  demtu. 

Whaul,  Hwol,  i    luk  hwjt;  wol-j;  de  glokoma. 

WuALLY,  Hwel-i,*  a.  dizezd  so  az  tu  Jo  td)  muq 
hwit,  sed  ov  de  jz. 

Whame,  Hwam,  n.  de  burel-fli  hwiq  .antjz  hersez. 

Whammel,  Hw6m-el,  t'.  t.  tu  turn  upsjd  d^n. — 
[Xort  uv  Iggland.]     Se  (  Wlieinmel.} 

Whang,  Hwag,  n.  a  tog;  a  leder  tog. 

Whang,  llvvag,  v.  t.  tu  bet.     [Luikal,  Iggland.] 

Whangee,  Hwag-e,  n.  a  Japan  kan  er  wekig- 
stik,  mad  ov  a  tJinez  plant. 

Whap,  Hwop,J  n.   a  hevi  bio;— ritn  elso  {ivh/yp?) 

Whapper,  Hw6p-er,  n.  eni  tig  unkomonli  iqrj;  a 
tumpor.     Se  (  WJooppe? .)  [vinj'al.] 

Whappixg,  Hw6p-ig,  a.    unkomonli  Iqrj. — [Fro- 

WuAEF,  Hwerf,  ii.,  [d.  in  Ljglaiid,  Hwerfs;  in  de 
Yiimttd  ^tatii,  jeuerali  Hwervz;  a  mol,  er  ferm 
landig  plas,  bilt  bj  de  sjd  ov  de  weter,  er  eks- 
tendig  intu  de  woter,  fer  de  konvenyens  ov  lod- 
ig  and  unlodig  Jips  and  uder  vesolz;  a  ke. 

Wharfage,  Hwkf-aj,  n.  fez  fer  landig  at  a  hworf. 

Wharfincjee,  Hwerf-in-jer,  n.  wuu  h.J}  ateudz  a 
hworf. 

What,  Hwot,  pran.  dat  hwiq;  sumtig,  indefinitli; 
az,  ''i  herd  hw(/t  [dat  hwiq]  he  sed;" — ofu  yqzd 
iuterogativli:  az,  "-.Hwot  qr  yO)  diDig."  It  iz  elso 
yqzd  az  an  adjektiv  er  demoustrativ  prou'sn;  az, 
"i!  no  hwU  buk  dat  iz."  It  iz  sumtjmz  yii.zd  az 
an  interjekjon;  az,  ^^Hwot!  "-kan  not  yO)  stop  a 
minit." 

Whatever,  Ilwot-ev-er,  |  pran.  el  dat;  ds 

Whatsoever,  Hwot-so-ev-er,  i  hoi  dat;  dis  er 
dat. — fla  hav  ofn  de  konstrukjon  ov  adjektivz. 

Whatnot,  H,v6t-not,  re.  a  stand,  er  pes  ov  h'ss- 
hold  turnitqr,  havig  Jelvz  fer  buks,  &s. 

Whatso,  Hw6t-so,  pran.  sam  az  hwotsoever. 

Wheal,  Hwel,  n.  a  pustyij^l;  a  smel  swelig  fild 
wid  mater. — Ritn  elso  {wale  and  weal.) 

Wheat,  Hwet,  n.  de  f  jnest  kjnd  ov  gran  ov  hwiq 
bretl  iz  mad.  [delikat  berd. 

Wheatear,  Hwet-er,  «.    an  er  ov  hwet; — a  smel, 

Wheaten,  Ilwet-n,  a.  mad  ov  hwet. 

Wheatgeass,  Hwet-gras,  n.  a.  jenus  ov  grasez; 
dogz-gras. 

Wheatplum,  Hwet-plum,  n.  a.  sert  ov  plum. 

Wheedle,  Hwe-dl,  i).  t.  tu  entjs  bj  soft  wurdz; 
tu  f later;  tu  kajol;  tu  koks. 

Wheedle,  Hwe-dl,  «.  entjsment;  kajoleri. 

Wheedlee,  Hwed-ler,  n.  wan  hoo  hwedlz. 

Wheedling,  Hwed-lig,  n.  de  akt  ov  koksig  or 
kajolig. 

Wheel,  Hwel,  n.  a  serki^lar  fram  dat  turnz  r-ynd 
upon  an  aksis;  a  serkq,lar  bodi:  a  karij  dat  runz 
upon  hwelz; — an  instriDment  ov  tertyqr; — an  in- 
strooment  fer  spinig;  an  instra>ment  yqzd  bj  pot- 
erz,  &s.; — rotajon;  revohxJon;  a  kumpas  ab'st. — 
Hwel  and  aksl,  wun  ov  de  mekauikal  pnerz  er 
majenz,  konsistig  ov  a  hwel,  havig  a  silmdrikal 
aksis  pasig  triD  its  senter,  restig  on  pivuts  at  its 
ekstremitiz,  and  suported  in  gujonz,  and  kapa- 
bl  ov  revolvig: — kold  elso  {a,cis  in  peritrovhio.) 
Perfaii  hwel,  an  enjin  tu  dro  weter  ist  ov  a  wel; 
keld  elso  {nriria.} 

Wheel,  Hwel,  v.  i.  tu  moov  on  hwelz;  tu  turn  on 
an  aksis;  tu  revolv;  tu  hav  a  rtotatori  mojon; 
tu  turn:  tu  feq  a  kumpas;  tu  rol  forward. 

Wheel,  Hwel,  r.  t.  tu  konva  on  hwelz;  tu  pmt 
intu  u  riitatori  moJon:  tu  hwerl. 

Wheel-aximal,  Hwel-an-i-mal,  n.  {Ent.}  a  je- 
nus uv  animalkn,lz,  havig  a  hwel  kjnd  ov  qrmz 
fir  taki  I  d^r  pra.  [onli  wun  hwel. 

Wheelbaerow,  Ilwel-bar-o,    n.    a    karij    havig 

Wheelcaeriage,  Hwe'1-kar-ij,  n.  a  karij  havig 
hwelz. 

Wheeled,  Hweld,  a.  havig  hwelz; — yi],zd  in  kom- 
pozijon;  az,  tca-kweld. 


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Wheeler,  Hwtl-er,  n.  wun  ha  hwelz; — a  maker 

ov  hwElz;— a  hwel-hers,  er  a  hers  nckst  tu  de 

hwelz. 
Wheel-bace,  Hwel-ra-",  n.    At   plas  in  hwiq  a 

w.»ter-hwfl  iz  fikst.  [a  hwel. 

Wheelshaped.  llwel-Japt,  a.  havii)   ds  term  ov 
WiitELWORN,  Hwt'l-wijru,  a.  worn  bj  hwelz. 
Wheelwright,  Hwel-rjt,  n.   a.  maker  ov  hwelz 

and  hwel-kiirijez. 
Wheely,  Ilwel-i,*  a.  serkii,lar;  rotatori. 
Wheeze,  Hwez,  r.  i.  tu.  bred  wid  nerz. 
Wheezing,  Hwez-ig,  n.  a  disorderJ  respirajon. 
Whelk,  Hwelk,  n.  a  prutti^berans;  a  pustql.      Se 

(  Wiul.y — {O'/ick.}  a  yunivalv  jel. 
Whelked,  Hwelk-ed.     Se  (  Welked.) 
Whelky,  Hwelk-i,  a.  embost;  protuberant. 
Whelm,  Ilwelm,  v.  t.  tu  kuver  wid  sumtii)  dat 

envelops  on  ol  sidz,  and  iz  not  tia  be  tron  of;  tu 

beri:  tu  Qverhwelm. 
Whelp,  Hwelp,  ti.  de  yug  ov  a  dog;  a  pupi;  de 

yuij  ov  a  Ijon  er  uder  best  ov  pra: — a   sun  or 

yui)  man,  in  kontemt. — {Saut.}  a  Jert,  uprjt  pes 

plast  r5nd  de  barel  ov  a  kapstan. 
Whelp,  Hwelp,  v.  i.  tu  brig  furt  yug; — apljd  tu 

sum  bests,  az  a  bicj,  a  Ijones,  a  Je-foks,  &s. 
Whemmel,  Hwem-1,  i\  t.  tu   turn   upsjd  d-sn; — 

ritn  el?o  {wkammel.}      [Nart  ov  Iggland.] 
Whex,  Hwen,  ad.   at  de   tjm  dat;  at  hwot  tim, 

iuterogativli;  hwiq  tjm. — '^Hwen  az,   at  de  t'jm 

hwen. 
Whence,  Ilwens,  ad.  from  hwiq  plas,  sors,  prem- 

isez,  &s.; — interogativli,    from   hwot  plas,  sors, 

person,  koz,  &s. — From  hwenn  iz  a  pleonazm:  Ijk 

fvi>m  liens  and /Voz/i  dens;  and,  Ijk  doz  frazez,  it 

iz  sagkjoud  bi  kustom  and  gud  yi^s.     '"38  plas 

fri/in  huens  da  fel." 
W  HENCESOEVER,  Hwens-so-ev-er,  ad.  from  hwot 

plas  Swever;  from  hwot  koz  soever. 
Whenever.  Hwen-ev-er,  /  ad.   at  hwotevcr 

Whensoever,  Hwen-so-ev-er,  i      tim. 
Where,  Hwqr,  aJ.  in  hwiq  plas:  at  hwiq  plas  er 

plasez.     It  iz  ofn  yi|,zd  fer  hwider;  az,   '"Mlwqr 

qr  yd)  goii)." — Enihwqr,  at  er  in  eni  plas. — JS'u- 

hwq^i;  at  er  in  no  plas. — Hicqr,  Ijk  her  and  dqr, 

haz,  in  kompozijon,  a  kind  ov   pronominal  sig- 

nifikajon;  az  hw^iriif,  ov  hwiq. 
Whereabout,  Hwq^r-a-b'st,    ad.    ner  hwot  plas, 

az,  "\Hacii alnt  did  y*  looz  hwot  yoo  qr  sekig;"- — 

ner  hw  iq  I'las;  konsernig  hwiq. 
Whereabouts,  Hwiy-a-b-sts,  ad.  ^&m  a.z  hwqt-a- 

hst,  and  de  mor  komon  ov  de  too  formz. 
Whereas,  llwi^r-az,  ac/.  hwen  on  de  kontrari:  de 

tig  beig  so  dat; — elwaz  referd  tu  sumtig  difer- 

ent. 
Whereat,  Hw^r-at,  ad.  at  hwiq:  at  hwot. 
Whereby,   Hwq^r-bj,    ad.    bj  hwiq:  bj  hwot;  az, 

^•\Hanrlij  wilt  &■%  akomplij  dj  dezm."' 
Wherefore,   Hw4r-i'or,   ad.    for  hwiq  rezn;  fer 

hwot  rezn. 
Wherein,  Hw^r-in,  ad.  in  hwiq:  in  hwot. 
Whereinto,  Hwi^r-in-t<fi,  ad.  intu  hwiq. 
Whereness.,  Hw4r-nes,*  n.  ynbieti;  imperfekt  lo- 

kaliti. 
Whereof,  Hwq,r-6f,  ad.  ov  hwiq;  ov  hwot,  inilef- 

initli: — ov  hwot,  interogativli;  az,  '"^.Hwqro/ ytoz 

de  h-ss  bill." 
Whereon,  Hw^r-on,  ad.   on  hwiq;  on  hwot:  az, 

"■•Hn-qron  did  he  sit." 
Whereso,  lIw;\r-so,*  ad.  hw^rscever. 
Wheresoever,  Hw£ir-so-ev-er,  ad.  in  hwot  plas 

sojever:  tu  hwot  plas  soever. 
Wherethrough,  Hwiir-troo,*  ad.  tnn  hwiq. 
Wheueto,  Hwqr-tiU,  (    ad.     tu    hwiq:    tu 

Whereunto,  Hwc'ir-un-tcf),  i      hwot;  tu  hwot  end; 

az,  "'.lla'urtd)  iz  dis  ekspens." 
Whereupon,  Hw:ir-up-6u,  &d.  upon  hwic;. 


Wherever,  Hw^-ev-er,  ad.  at  er  in  hwotsoever 
plas. 

Wherewith,  Hwqr-wid,  )  ad.    wid    hwiq; 

Wherewithal,  llwar-wid-el,  I      wid  hwot. 

Wherret,  liwer-et,  v.  t.  tu  huri;  tu  trubl;  tu 
tez;— tu  giv  a  boks  on  de  er.     [(I  lo  wurd.] 

Wherry,  Hwer-i,  n.  a  Ijt  bot  yn,zd  on  riverz. 

Whet,  Hwet,  t.  t.  tu  Jqrpn  bj  yqzig  a  hweiiton; 
tu  Jqrpn  bj  atrijon;  tu  ej;  tu  provok;  tu  mak 
aggri. 

Whet,  Hwet,  n.  de  akt  ov  Jqrpnig; — sumtig  dat 
Jqrpnz  er  maks  huggri,  az  a  dram. 

Whether,  Hwed-er,  ad.  a  pqrtikl  ekspresig  wun 
pqrt  ov  a  disjiiyktiv  propozijon,  anserd  bj  or; 
az,  "■ILcider  yo)  wil  or  not." 

Whether,  Hwed-er,  pron.  hwiq  ov  X/Xt. 

Whetslate,  Hwet-slat,  n.  a  masiv  mineral,  ov 
^Euij-gra  kulor,  yq,zd  fer  Jqrpnig  stel  instnD- 
ments. 

Whetstone,  Hwet-ston,  n.  a  smood,  flat  ston, 
yqzd  for  hwetig  er  Jqrpnig  ejd  instncments  bj 
frikjou. 

Whetter,  Hwet-er,  n.  wun  hoo  hwets  er  Jqrpnz. 

Whew,  Hwq.  inttrj.  begon !  ekspresig  averjon  er 
kontemt.     "Hwti!  awa  wid  iuskripjonz." 

WuEV,  Hwa,  n.  de  limpid,  tin,  er  serus  pqrt  ov 
milk,  from  hwiq  de  kurdand  buterqr  separated; 
— eni  tig  h«jt  and  tin. 

Wheyey,  Hwa-i,     *  a.  partakig  ov  hwa;  rezem- 

Wheyish,  Hwii-iJ,  (      blig  hwa.  [hwaij, 

Wheyisuness,  Hwa-iJ-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

Which,  Hwiq,  iiron.  de  pron-sn  relativ,  relaiig 
tu  tigz:  az,  "de  buk  hwi/j  j  red."  It  fermerli 
woz  yqzd  for  lub,  and  related  likwjz  tu  personz; 
and  it  iz  ofn  so  yqzd  in  de  komon  translajonz  ov 
de  Bjbl:  but  dis  yi]^s  iz  nis  obsolet.  It  iz  sum- 
tjmz  a  demonstrativ  pron'sn;  az,  "Tak  hwii;  jat 
wil."  It  iz  sumtjmz  an  interogativ;  az,  "iHwig 
iz  de  man."  [ever. 

Whichever,  Hwiq-ev-er,  pron.  sam  az  htvujgo- 

Whichsoever,  Hwiq-so-ev-er,^rott.  hweder  wun 
or  de  uder. 

Whiff,  Hwif,  n.  a  blast;  a  puf  ov  wind. 

Whiff,  Hwif,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  moiv  inkonstantli,  az 
if  drivn  bj  a  puf  ov  wind. 

Whiffle,  Hwif-1,*  v.  t.  tudispersaz  bj  a  puf;  tu 
blu  awa;  tu  skater. 

Whiffle.  Hwif-1,*  n.  a  fjf  er  smel  flqt. 

Whiffler,  Uwjf-ler,  n.  a  pjper  er  f  jfer: — a  hqr- 
biijJLT; — wun  ov  no  konsekwens;  wun  moovd  wid 
a  hwif  or  puf:  a  trjfler. 

Whiffletree,  Hwif-1-tre,  n.    Se  (  \Miippletree.) 

Whig,  Hwig,  n.  de  designajon  ov  wun  ov  de  grat 
politikal  pqrtiz  in  Iggland.  3e  hwigz  qr  opozd 
tu  de  turiz,  and  dqr  prinsiplz  tend  tu  inkres  ds 
demokratik  inflqensovde  konstiti\Jon.  He  term 
liwi'j  Woz  ferst  yqzd  in  de  ran  ov  t'qrlz  II.,  and 
iz  ov  Skotij  orijin.  Akordig  tu  Bijop  Burnet, 
it  iz  derivd  from  {ahi</(/am,}  a  wurd  yqzd  bj 
Skoq  pezants  in  drjvig  d^r  hersez,  de  drjverz 
beig  keld  {uh'ggam'res,}  kontrakted  tu  hwigz. 
— {American  hintt/ri/)  wun  hat  suported  de  rev- 
oUyonari  moovment,  in  opazijon  tu  de  mejqra 
ov  de  IggliJ  guvernment.     Se  {Tnnj.} 

Whig.  Hwig.  a.  relatig  tu  de  hwigz;  hwigij. 

WuiGGARCHY,  Hwig-qr-ki,  n.  guvernment  h\ 
hwijrz. 

Whiggery.  Hwig-er-i,  n.  de  prinsiplz  ov  de 
hwi;:z;  hwigizm. 

Wuiggish.  Ilwig-iJ,  a.  relatig  tu  de  hwigz. 

Whiggishly.  Hwig-iJ-li,  ad.  in  a  hwigij  maner. 

Whiggism.  Hwig-iz-m,  n.  de  nojonz  ov  hwigz. 

Whiggling,  Hwig-lig,  n.  a  hwig,  in  kontemt. 

While,  Hwil,  n.  tjm;  spas  ov  tjm. 

While,  Hwjl.  ad.  di;rig  de  tjm  dat;  az  log  ai;  at 
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Whilk,  Hwjl,  r.  i.  tia  spend  tta  litl  yn,s,  az  tim: 
tu  Iffter.   '  [tedyus  wa. 

While,  Hwjl,  v.  t.  tia  dre  ist;  tia   koiisi\in   in  a 

Whilere,  Hml-4r,*  ad.  a  litl  hwjl  ago;  arliwjl. 

Whilom.  Hwjl-om,*  ad.  formerli;  wuns;  ov  old. 

Whilst,  Hwjlst,  ad.  sain  az  hwil. 

Whim,  Hwim,  n.  a  frek;  an  od  fansi;  a  kaprgs: 
an  iregyi],lar  mojon  ov  dszir; — a  majgn  er  Iqij 
kapstan,  wurkt  bi  harsez,  yr^zd  in  mjnz  far  raziij 
car,  water,  &s. — a  sert  ov  karij  er  gig.  [gidi. 

Whim,  Hwim,  v.  i.  tia  inddlj  in  hwimz;  tu   b£ 

Whimbrel,  Hwim-brel,  n.  a  berd  rezemblig  de 
kurli],. 

Whimling,  Hwim-lii),*  «.  a  person  fulov  hwimz. 

Whimper,  Hwim-per,  «.  i.  tu  kri  wid  a  lo,  hwjn- 
iij,  .-^uprest,  er  brokn  vers;  tu  krj. 

Whimper,  Hwim-per,  v.  t.  tu  uter  in  a  hwjnii)  er 
krjiij  ton. 

Whimperer,  Hwim-per-er,  n.  wun  hco  hwimperz. 

Whimpering,  Hwim-per-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  uterig 
Q  smol  krj. 

Whimset,  Hwim-zi,  n.  a  frek;  a  kaprss;  an  od 
fansi:  a  hwim. 

Whimsey,  Hwim-zi,*  ».  t.  tu  fil  wid  hwimziz. 

Whimseyed,  Hwim-zid,  a.  ful  ov  hwimziz;  hwim- 
zikal. 

Whimsical,  Hwim-zi-kal,  a.  ful  ov  hwimz:  frek- 
ij:  kaprijus:  odli  fansiful;  fantastikal;  od. 

Whimsicality,  Hwim-zi-kal-i-ti,J  ;;-.  dg  kwoliti 
ov  beiij  hwimzikal;  oditi;  hwimzikalncs;  a  hwim. 

Whimsically,  Hwim-zi-kal-i,  ad.  in  a  hwimzi- 
kal maner.  [btii]  hwimzikul. 

Whimsicalness,  Hwim-zi-kal-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov 

WuiMWHAM,  Hwim-hwam,  n.  [rediiplikajon  ov 
hu-im,\  a  platig;  a  tef;  an  od  dEVJs;  a  frek;  a 
hwim.  ( WJdnstone.) 

Whix.  Hwin,  n.    furz;   gers;  —  a   mineral.       Se 

Whixchat,  Hwin-qat,  n.  a  herd:  de  grat  fljkaqer. 

Whine,  Hwjn,  v.  i.  tu  uter  a  plantiv,  drelig  kri; 
tu  mak  a  plantiv  nffz;  tu  mean  menli. 

Whine,  Hwjn,  n.  a.  plantiv  ntrz;  a  dralii),  plantiv 
ton  i/v  vffs:  a  men  er  afekted  komplant. 

Wuinee,  Hwjn-er,  n.  wun  ho)  hwjnz. 

Whinny,  Hwin-i,  a.  ab'sndiij  in  hwin;  Ijk  hwin. 

Whinny,  Hwin-i,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  nerz  Ij'k  a  hers 
er  kolt;  tu  na.  [basolt. 

Whinstone,  Hwin-ston,  n.  {Min.}   a  spejEz   ov 

Whip,  Hwip,  t.  t.  tu  strjk  wid  a  hwip;  tu  strjk 
wid  eni  tuj  tuf  and  fleksibl:  tu  laj;  tu  drjv  wid 
lajez;  tu  korekt  wid  lajez;  tu  laj  wid  sqrkazm; 
— tu  so  sljtli;  tu  bjud  tugeder,  az  rodz  wid  kerd 
er  wjr;  tu  inrap; — tu  tak  eni  tir)  nimbli; — olwaz 
wid  a  pqrtikl  asertauir)  de  sens,  az  s<,  mi,  up, 
aiva. —  Tu  hwip  in,  tu  kompel  tu  obediens  er 
tu  erder. —  Tid  hwip  de  kat,  tu  praktis  de  most 
pinqiij  pqrsimoni. 

Whip,  Hwip,  r.  i.  tu  mov  nimbli.     [Li|dikrus.] 

Whip,  Hwip,  n.  an  instrtoment,  tuf  and  pljant, 
yi^zd  for  korekjon,  drjvig  hersez,  katl,  &s'.;  a 
laj:— de  leijt  ov  de  sal  ov  u  windmil  mejqrd 
from  de  aksis.— (iVa/^^.)  a  rop  past  troD  a  siggl 
blok  er  liv^W.—Uwiji  and  sjmr,  wid  grat  sped. 

Whipcord,  Hwip-kerd,  n.  kerd  sq^tabl  fer  hwips. 

WuiPGRAFTiNG,  Hwip-graft-iij,  n.  a.  kind  ov 
graftii).  [rioriti. 

Whiphand,  Hwip-hand,  w.  advdntaj  over;  sqpe- 

Whiplash,  Hwip-laJ,  n.  de  laj  er  smel  end  ov  a 
hwip.  [hwips. 

Whip-maker,  Hwip-mak-er,    n.    wun  h*  maks 

Whipper,  Hwip-er,  n.  wun  h*  hwips. 

Whipper-in,  Hwip-ur-iu,  n.  wun  hijo  subjekts  or 
kompelz  tu  obediens  or  order,  er  de  prinsiplz  er 
me^qrz  ov  a  pqrti. 

Whippersnapper,  Hwip-er-snap-er,  n.  a  dimin- 
yqtiv,  insignifikant  person;  a  hwipster.         [rod. 

Whipping,  Hwip-ig,  n.  korekjon  wid  a  hwip  er 


Whipping-post,  Hwip-ig-post,  w.  a  post  er  pilar 

tu  hwiq  kriminalz  qr  bisnd  hwen  da  qr  hwipt. 
Whipple-tree,  Hwip-l-tre,  n-.  a  Jert  bqr  bj  hwiq 

hersez  dre.     Ritn  el.--o  (  Whitfietree.) 
Whippoorwill,   Hwip-or-wil,   n.    an  Amerikan 

berd  dat  sigz  bj  nit. 
Whipsaw,  Hwip-se,  n.  an  instrttiment  tu  se  suq 

grat  pesez  ov  stuf  az  de  handse  wil  not  ezili  req 

trcD. 
Whipsnake,  Hwip-snak,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  serpent. 
Whipstaff,  Hwip-staf,  n.  {Xaut.)  a  pes  ov  wud 

fasnd  tu  de  helm,  hwiq  de  sterzman  holdz  in  hiz 

hand,  in  erder  tu  moDv  de  ruder  and  direkt  ds 

Jip. 
W  hipster,  Hwip-ster,  n.  a  nimbi  f elo. 
Whipstick,  Hwip-stik,  n.  de  handl  ov  a  hwip. 
Whipstitch,  Hwip-stiq,  n.  a  talor,   in  kontemt; 

a  sert  ov  pl'sii). 
Whipstock,  Hwip-stok,  n.  de  handl  ov  a  hwip; 

de  hwip  itself. 
Whipt,  Hwipt,  i.  and  p.   from   Ilwip.     Sam  az 

{whiiqjed.y     Se  (  Whip.) 
Whir,  Hwer,  v.  i.  tu  turn  r'snd  rapidli  wid  nerz; 

tu  flj  wid  nflPz; — 1\  t.  tu  huri.  [volv;  tu  twerl. 
Whirl,  Hwerl,  v.  t.  txa  turn  r'snd  rapidli;  tu  re- 
Whirl,  Hwerl,  r.  i.  tu  mrov  er  run  r'snd  rapidli. 
Whirl,  Hwerl,   n.    jjrajon;   kwik  rotajon;   rapid 

serki^lar  moJon:  eni  tiij  mtt)vd  wid  rapid  rotajon. 
Whirlbat,  Hwerl-bat,  «.   eni  tii)   mctivd  rapidli 

r'snd  tu  giv  a  bio.  [ne. 

Whirlbone,  Hwerl-bon,  w.  patela;  de  kap  ov  de 
Whirler,  Hwerl-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  hwerlz. 
Whirligig,  Hwerl-i-gig,  n.  a  tef  hwiq  qildren  spin 

r-snd. 
Whirling-table,  Hwerl-ig-ta-bl,  n.  a  majen  kon- 

trjvd  tu  egzibit  tte  prinsipal  loz  ov  gravitajon, 

er  de  fenomena,  in  filosofi  and  natyqr,  relativ 

tu  de  p'ser  ov  de  sentrifyqgal  fors,  partikyi^larli 

in  its  efekts  upon  de  Jap  ov  de  ert  and  planets. 
Whirlpit,  Hwerl-pit,  )  n.  a  verteks,  edi,  er 
Whirlpool,  Hwerl-pcDl,  )      gulf,  hw^r  weter  haz 

a  rapid  serki^lar  moJon. 
Whirl'Wind,   Hwerl-wind,    n.    a   rapid,   hwerlig 

moJon  ov  de  ^^T,  er  a  kolum  er  mas  ov  i\r  in  a 

vjolent  serkyi],lar  moJon,  supozd  tu  be  prodi],st 

bj  de  metiij  ov  too  kurents  ov  q,r  bloiij  in  opozit 

direkjonz. 
Whirring,  Hwer-ig,   n.   a  buzig   nerz;   a  rapid 

moJon. 
Whisk,  Hwisk,  n.  a  smel  bezom  er  bruj; — eni  tig 

ov  similar  akjon,  az,  formerli,  a  pqrt  ov  a  wum- 

anz  dres: — a  kwik,  vjolent  moJon: — a  suden  gal. 
Whisk,  Hwisk,  v.  t.  tu  mAv  er  swep  wid  a  Ijt, 

rapid  moJon;  tu  mrtiv  nimbli. 
Whisk,  Hwisk,  v.  i.  tu  mcov  wid  velositi. 
Whisk,  Hwisk,  n.  a  kcoperz  plan  fer  levelig  ds 

qjuz  ov  barelz. 
Whisker,  Hwisk-er,  m.  heerdathwiqhwisks; — ds 

hq,r  groig  on  de  qek  unjavn;  kors  h^r  on  de  uper 

lip  ov  a  kat,  &s.; — fermerli  apljd  tu  h^r  groig  on 

de  uper  lip  ov  a  man,  n's  komonii  keld  inustQfez; 

— qetli  yqzd  in  de  plqral. 
Whiskered,  Hwisk-erd,  a.  havig  hwiskerz. 
Whisket,  Hwis-ket,  n.  a  basket;  a  skutl.     [Lo- 

kal.] 
Whiskey,  Hwis-ki,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  spirit  distlld  from 

bqrli,  hwet,  rj,  maz,  &s.; — a  kjnd  ov  wun-hera 

Jaz,    sumtjmz    keld    a    tim-hwii<ki;  —  eha  ritn 

{whikk-y.y     Se  {Lkquthaugh.) 
Whisking,  Hwisk-ig, ///;.  a.  moovig  nimbli; — grat; 

Iqrj.     [Lokal,  Iggland.] 
Whisper,  Hwis-per,  r.  i.  tu  spek  wid  a  lo  vers, 

er  wid  de  bret  not  mad  vokal; — tu  spek  wid 

timorus  kejon. 
Whisper,  Hwis-  per,  v.  t.  tu  adres,  er  tu  uter,  in 

a  lo  vers;  tu  promt  sekretli. 


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Whisper,  Hwis-p?r,  «.  a  lu,  soft  vers;  a  lo  uter- 

an-::  lo,  kojus  speq. 
WnispKEKR,  Hwis-per-cr,   n.   wun  hcD  hwisperz; 

a  inivat  tukor.  [kojus  speq. 

Whispering,  Ilwis-per-ig,  n.  ds  akt  ov  hwisperig: 
Whispkrixg,  Hwis-per-ij, />/).  a.  uterii)  a  lo  vers; 

transmitig  a  hwisper  er  lo  S5nd;  az,  a  hwisperiij- 

gaieri. 
Whispebingly,  Hwis-per-ifl-li,  ad.  in  a  lo  vers. 
Whist,  H\vi.<t,  n.  a  gam  at  kqrdz,  rekwjriij  klos 

ateuj'un,  and  konsekwent  fjlens. 
Whist,  Hwist,  inter,  a.  komdnd  tu.  be  sjlcnt;  be 

stil!  be  sjlent! 
Whist,  Hwist,  a.  sjlent;  stil:  kwiet. 
Whist,  Ilwist,*  v.  t.  tu  sjlens;  tu  stil. 
Whist,  Hwist,*'  v.  i.  tu  bekiitn  silent. 
Whistle,  Hwis-l,  v.  i.  tu  mak  de  bret  soncarus 

bi  kcintraktii)  de   lips:  tu  form  a  kjnd  ov  mq,zi- 

kul  s'snd  bj  an  inartikyq^lat  modyiilajon  ov  de 

bret:  tu  mak  a  s-jnd  wid  a  smel  wind-instrtD- 

raimt:  tu  s-snd  Jril. 
Whistle,  Hwis-l,  v.  t.  tu  kel  bj  a  hwisl. 
Whistle,  Hwis-l,  «.  de  nerzov  wun  hco  hwislz;  a 

siujilur  s'snd  inad  bj  a  smal  wind-instrcDinent,  er 

'bi_  At  wind: — a  smel  wind-instrojincnt: — de  mTt, 

in  kontemt.  [se-loq. 

Whistle-kish,  Hwis-1-fiJ,  n.  a.  spejsz  ov  fij;  de 
Whistler,  Hwis-ler,  n.  wun  ha>  hwislz. 
Whistling,  Hwis-lii),  n.  de  aktov  wun  hd)  hwislz. 
Whit,  Jlwit,  n.  a  punt:  a  jot:  a  titl;  u  veri  smol 

pqrt. 
Whiti:.  Hwjt,  n.  a  negativ  kulor,  er  de  kulor  pro- 

di'ist  bj  de  kombinajon  ov  el  de  prizmatik   kul- 

orz  inikst  in  de  sain  proixorjon  az  da  egzist  in 

de  solar  raz:  de  kulor  ov  sno;  hwjtnes;  eni  tig 

hwjt: — (I  hwjt  man: — a  mqrk  fer  an  aro; — de 

hwjt  {Xjrt  ov  an  eg,  er  ov  de  j. 
White,  Hwjt,  a.  beig  wid'st   kulor,  er  havig  de 

kr.lor  ov  Ijt  er  sno;  snoi; — havii)  de  kulor  ov  fer; 

pal: — gra  wid  aj: — pr^r;   unblemijt:— unkl'sded. 
White,  Hwjt.  v.  t.  tu  mak  hwjt;  tu  hwjtn. 
White-.axt,  Hwjt-ant,  n.  a  Iqrj  ant;  wun  ov  de 

tenuitez. 
Whitebait,  Hwjt-bat,  n.  a  veri  smol,  delikat  fiJ. 
Whitebart,  Hwit-bqrt,  n.  a  fiJ  ov  de  kqrp  kind. 
AVhite  BEAM -tree,    Hwjt-bem-tre,    n.    a.    spejez 

ov  tre. 
WiUTEBOY,  Hwit-ber,  n.  wun  ov  a  klas  ov  'IriJ 

icvelcrz  nr  insiirjents,  hot)  began  tu  krcat  alqrm 

in  irland  in  1762: — so  kold   from   d^r  erdinari 

dres  bell)  u  hwjt  frtk. 
Whiteboyism,  Hwit-ber-iz-m,  n.  de   prinsiplz  er 

praktis  ov  de  Hwjtberz. 
Whitecap,  Hwjt-kap,    71.    a   nam  apljd  tu   de 

ra'snten-sparo. 
Whitecar.  Hwit-kqr,  n.  de  falo-finq. 
White  FACE,  Hwjt-fas,  n.  a  hwjt  mqrk  on    de 

fo:hed  ov  a  hers. 
White-faced,  Hwit-fast,  a.  havii)  a  hwjt  fas. 
WiiiTE-HEAT,  Hwjt-het,  /*.  a  degrt  ovhet'in  hwiq 

jurn  aperz  hwjt. 
White-hellebore,  Hwjt-hel-e-bor,  n.  horh-snd; 

a  porenial  plant. 
AVhite-land,  Hwjt-land,  n.   klai  land,  hwiq   iz 

liwjt  hwen  drj.  [fer  pant,  &s. 

Whiteleau,  Hwjt-led,  n.  kqrbonat  ov  led,  yqzd 
White-legged.  Hwjt-lcgd,  a.  havii)  hwjt  legz. 
Whitelimed,  Hwjt-ijmd,    a.    kuverd   wii   hwjt 

plaster. 
White-line,  Hwjt-ljn,  ii.  {Printiruj}  a  bred  spas 

betwen  Ijnz;  a  blagk  Ijn. 
White-livered,  Hwit-liv-erd,  a.  envius;  malij- 

us:—  k'sardli. 
Whitemeat,   Hwjt-met,   n.    f(]t)d  mad  ov  milk, 

buter,   qez,   cgz,  &s.:    elso   de    flej   ov  a   ivX, 

rabit,  <&s. 


Whiten,   Hwit-n,    v.  t.    tu    sqpcrindqs  a    hwjt 

kulor;  tu  mak  hwjt. 
Whiten,  Hwit-n,  v.  i.  tu  gro  or  bekdm  hwjt. 
Whitener,  Hwjt-n-er,  n.  wun  lioo  hwjtnz. 
Whiteness,  Hwjt-nes,  /(.  de  slat  ov  beig  hwjt; 

frcdom  from  kulor:  jmlnes; — pqriti; — klenncs. 
White-nun,  Hwjt-nun,   n.   a   hwjt  berd  ov   de 

wjld-gcDi  trjb. 
White-pot,  Hwit-pot,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  kustard. 
Whiter,  Hwjt-or,  n.  a  hwjtner. 
White-rent,    Hwjt-rent,^  ro.    (Law)  a   sort  ov 

rent,  pad  in  silver. 
White-rot,  Hwit-rot,  n.  a  jenus  ov  plants;  mqrj- 

peniwurt. 
Whites,  Hwjts,  n.  pi.   a.  dizt'z  tu  hwiq  wimen 

qr  Ijabl.  [^hwitster. 

Whitester,  Hwit-ster,  n.   a   bleqer  ov  linen:  a 
White-stone,  Hwjt-ston,    n.    {Jlin.)    a   granit 

ab'sndig  in  hwjt  felspqr. 
White-swelling,    Hwit-swel-ig,    n.    {JleJ.}   a 

kronik  cnlqrjment  ov  a  jernt; — a  term  vulgarli 

aplid  tu  indolent  tqinorz  in  skrofyqlus  habits. 

It  iz  a  formidabl  dizez. 
Whitetail,  Hwjt-tal,  n.  a  berd,   keld   elso   de 

{uh(atea)\} 
AVhitethorn,  Hwit-torn,  n.  a  spejez  ov  torn. 
Whitethroat,  Hwit-trot,  n.  a  berd   frekwentig 

BritiJ  gqrdenz. 
Whitewash,  Hwit-woJ,  n.  a  woj  fer  makig  hwjt, 

az  de  skin,  &s.:  a  mikstyqr  ov  Ijm  er  hwjtnig. 

pjz,  and  woter,  fer  hwjtnig  wolz,  <fcj. 
Whitewash,  Hwjt-wo|,  c.  t.  tu  kuver  wid  hwjt- 

woj;  tu  mak  hwjt  or  eksternali  f^r; — tu  go  tu 

prizn  fer  det,  and  be  relest  bj  de  akt  ov  insolv- 

ensi;  tu  tak  advdntaj  ov  de  lo,  er  de  akt  ov  in- 

solvensi,  tu  defred  wunz  kreditorz. 
Whitewashing,  Hwit-woJ-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  ku\- 

erig  wid  hwjtwoj. 
White-weed,  Hwjt-wed,  n.  a  nokjus  planter  wed. 
White-wine,  Hwjt-wjn,  n.    hwjt  er  pal-kulord 

wjn. 
White-winged,  Hwjt-wigd,  a.  havig  hwjt  wigz. 
Whitewoet,  Hwit-wurt,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  erb. 
Whitkieldian,   Hwit-feld-i-an,    a.     rclatig    tu 

J.jrj  Hwjtfeld,  de  fi<nder  ov  de  Kalvinistik  Met- 

odists. 
Whither,  Hwid-er,  aJ.  tu  hwiq  plas;  tu  hwot 

plas:  tia  hwot  j)ernt;  tu  hwot  end  er  purpus. 
Whithersoever,  Hwid-ei-so-ev-er,  ad.  tu  hwot- 

soever  jjlas.  [plas. 

Whitherward,  Hwid-er-ward,  ad.  toardz  hwiq 
Whiting,  Hwjt-in,  n.  a   smel  se-fij,  ov  de  kod 

trjl),  valj-q^d  for  tod: — qok  klerd  ov  stoni  mater 

and  pulverjzd:  iSpaniJ-hwjt.  [bodi. 

Whiting-pout,  Iiwjt-ig-p"8t,  n.  a  fiJ  wid  a  hwjt 
Whitish,  Hwjt-iJ,  a.  sumhwot  hwjt. 
Whitishness,  Hwjt-ij-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

hwjtij. 
Whitleather,  Hwit-led-er,  n.   ledcr  drest  wid 

aliuu:  rcmqrkabl  for  tufucs. 
Whitlow,  Hwit-lo,  n.  a  panful  sweliger  inflam- 

ajon,  tendig  tu  supyq,raJon,  at  de  end  ov   dr 

figgerz.  |grasez. 

Whitlow-grass,   Hwit-lo-gras,  n.   a  jenus  ov 
Wuitret.  Hwit-ret,  n.  de  Skoq  nam  f.>r  de  wezl, 
Whitsour,  Hwit-fsr,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  apl. 
Whitster,  Hwit-ster,  n.  a  bleqer  ov  linea:— kon- 

tr;ikted  from  (u-hid^fei-.y 
Whitsul,   Hwit-sul,    n.    a   provinjal  wurd,  for 

hwjtmct.  or  milk,  s'sr  milk,  qez,  kurdz,  er  buter. 

[Lokal,  Igg.] 
Whitsun.  Hwlt-sun.  a.  obzi-rvd  at  Hwitsuntjd. 
Whit-."^unday.  Hwit-.^un-dn, /).  a  festival  ov  de 

qurq,  anscrig  tu  de  I'entekost  ov  de   Ji^z,  beig 

de  sevnt  Suuda  after  Cstcr.      Se   {Whif^rja- 

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Tt'HiTSUNTiDE.  Hwit-san- tjd,  ;i.  [hu'it  and  Sunda; 

so  kold  brkez  de  konverts,  nii,li  baptjzd,  er  kan- 

didats  fer  baptizm,  aperd  from  8ster  tu   Hwit- 

suntjd  in  hwjt:]  de   7t   Sanda  er  49t  da  after 

{•'.-ter;  At  ftst  ov  Pentekost;  Hwit-Sunda. 
Whitten,  Hwit-n,  n.  ds  smal-levd  lim. 
Whittf.n-tree,  Hwit-n-tre,  n.  a  sart  ov  tre. 
Whittle,  Hwit-1,  n.  a  sort  ov  blanket  er  blanqt 

wi.ilen  klot,  wcarn  bj  wimen  az  a  mantl. 
Whittle,  Hwit-l,  v.  t.  tu  kut  er  dres  wid  a  njf; 

tia  /qrpn. 
Whittle-shawl,  Hwit-1-Jel,  n.  a  fjn  kerzimcr 

Jill  borderd  wid  frinjez. 
Whity-brow.v,  Hwjt-i-br'sn,  a.  {hwitanAbrsn;^ 

ov  a  kulor  bstwen  hwjt  and  br^n;  az,  hwiti-h)'s/i 

paper.  [nerz. 

Whiz,  Hwiz,  v.  i.  tm  mak  a  I'sd,  humig  er  hisiii 
Whiz,  Hwiz,  n.  a  lisd,  hirmiij  or  hisii)  nffz. 
Who,  Hjj,  prcjn.  sii).  and  pi.  [/"c  hiDz,  ohj.  hcDm:] 

a  relativ  pronisn,  aplid  tia  persnnz;  beii)  de  sam, 

in  uder  respekts,  az  hwlj.     It  iz  yi^zd  in  aferm- 

ativ  sentensez,  and  elso  intero^ativli.     3e  farm 

hcaz  frekwentli  apljz  tu  tirjz  az  wol  az  tu  per- 

sonz,  beir)  ofn  ekwivalent  tia  at  hwig. 
Who,  Ho,        )  inter,  stop:  stand: — yi\zd  bi  tem- 
Whoa,  Ho-a,  i      sterz  tu  stop  di^r  temz. 
Whoever,    HiB-ev-er,    pron.     eni    wun,   wid'st 

limitajon. 
Whole,  Hoi,   a.   el;  total;  kontanii)  el:  komplet; 

entjr;  integral;  undivjded:   not  defektiv;  ilnim- 

p4rd;  STind;  in  a  Stat  ov  belt. 
Whole,  Hoi,  «.  de  total  or  totaliti;  ol  ova  tig;  a 

sistem;  a  regyi^lar  kombinajoa  ov  pqrts. 
Whole-hoofed,    Hol-hcoft,    a.     havig    de    hcnf 

undivjded. 
Whole  length,  Hol-legt,  a.  ekstendiij  from  wun 

end  tu  de  uder  ov  eni  tiij;  ful-lei)t. 
Wholeness,  Hol-nes,    n.    de   stat  ov  beig  hoi; 

entirncs. 
Wholesale,  Hol-sal,  n.  de  sal  ov  gudz  in  Iqrj 

kwontitiz  tu  retalerz;  sal  in  de  lump; — de  hoi 

mas. 
Wholesale,  Hol-sal,  a.  relatig  tu   de   trad   bj 

hol.sal;  bjig  er  selig  in  Iqrj  kwontitiz. 
Wholesome,  Hol-sum,  a.  s-snd;  not  uns-snd;  sal- 

yqtiri;  kontribyq,tig  tu  belt;   helti;  heltful; — 

benefijal:  yi|sful;  kondt],siv  tu  hapines  er  vert- 

yq,;  kjndli.  [yqtiferu'sli. 

Wholesomely,  H61-sum-li,  ad.   sah|,briusli;  sal- 
Wholesomeness,  Hol-sum-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 

beig  holsum:  salqbriti;  salytitarines. 
Wholly,  H61-li,  ad.  kompletli;  perfektli;  totali; 

entirli;  eltugeder. 
Whom,  Hoom,  pron.  shj.  and  }^l.  de  objektiv  kas 

ov  i/(o/— yqzd  fer  personz.     Se  <  Whri.) 
Whomsoever,  Hoom-so-ev-er,  pron.  de  objektiv 

kas  ov  hwsoever. 
Whoobub,  Hdb-ub,  n.     Se  {Huhhth.} 
Whoop,  Hmp,  n.  a  Jut  ov  pursi^t;— a  berd.    Se 

{H'lop.y 

Whoop,  HoDp,  v.  i.  tu  mak  a  1-sd  krj;  tu  J-st.— 
Ritn  elso  ihoop.) 

Whoop,  Hoop,  v.  t.  tu  insdlt  wid  J-sts. 

Whooping-couoh,  Hdbp-ig-kef,  n.  {Med.)  a  vi- 
olent, konvdlsiv  kef,  retdrnig  bj  fits  at  logger  or 
Jorter  intervalz;  qin-kof;  pertdsis.— Ritn°  elso 
{hioping-cough.y 

Whoot,  itot,  ■«.  i.  tu  J-st.     Se  {Hoot.) 

Whoot,  HoDt,  V.  t.  tu  insdlt  wid  J-sts. 

Whop,  Hwop,  v.  t.  tu  strjk;  tu  bet.— Ritn  elso 
{whap.)     [Vulgar  and  provinjal.] 

Whopper,  Hw6p-er,  n.  wun  hoo  hwops; — eni  tig 
unkomonli  Iqrj;  a  monstrus  Ij: — ritn  elso  (wAcyj- 
per.)     [Provinjal  and  kolokwial.] 

Whore,  Hor,  n.  a  prostitq,t;  a  hqrlot;  a  konkq,- 
bjn;  an  adulteres;  a  strumpet. 


Whore,  Hor,  v.  t.  tu  korupt  wid  regqrd  tu  qas- 
Whore,  Hor,  r.  i.  tu  praktis  hordom.  [titi. 

Whoredom,  Hor-dom,  n.  fernikajon. 
Whoremaster,  Hor-mas-ter,  n.   wun   hot)  prak- 

tisez  fijrnikajon.  [libidinus. 

Whoremasterly,  Hor-mas-ter-li,*  a.  Ijsenjus; 
Whoremonger,  Hor-mug-ger,  n.  wun  hco  prak- 

ti?ez  fornikajon. 
Whoreson,  Hor-sun,*  n.  a  bastard. 
Whorish,  Hor-iJ,  a.  uuqast;  li^d;  inkontinent. 
Whorishly,  H6r-iJ-li,  ad.  in  a  horij  maner. 
Whorishness,  H6r-iJ-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  a  hor. 
Whorl,  Hworl,  n.  {Bot.)  an  aranjment  ov  mor 

levz  dan  toi  ar-snd  a  komon  senter,  upon  de  sam 

plan. 
Whortleberry,  Hwdr-tl-ber-i,   n.    a  jenus   ov 

smol  Jrubz  and  its  frcDt.    Wun  spejez  iz  komonli 

ki^ld,  in  de  Yqnjted  Stats,  huklherl. 
Whose,  Hcbz,  pron.  pozesiv  kas  ov  Hm  and  Hwig. 
Whoso,  Hcd-so,  pron.  de   sam  az   ( \Vhosoei'er.) 

['Antikwated.] 
Whosoever,  Hco-so-ev-er, /)»'o;2..  eni  wun;  hcoever. 
Whur,  Hwur,  71.  a  ruf  s-snd,  aa  ov  de  leter  r.  Se 

<  Whir.)  [tu  snqrl. 

WiiuR,  Hwur,  V.  i.  tu  pron-sns  de  leter  r  rufli; — 
Whurt,  Hwurt,-'  n.  a  hwdrtlberi;  a  bilberi. 
Why.  Hwj,  ad.    for   hwot   rezn; — fer  hwiq   rezn, 

relativli:  fer  hwot  rezn,  interogativli.  It  iz  sum- 

tjmz  a  mer  emfatikal  ekspletiv;  az,  "If  j  kan  not 

rjd,  h'ci,  j  wil  wek." 
Why,  Hwj,  n.  a  yug  hefer.     [Lokal,  Igg.] 
Wick,  Wik,  n.  de  kotn  er  substans  ov  a  kandl  er 

liimp,  bwiq  imediatli  supliz  de  flam. 
Wicked,  Wik-ed,  a.  evl    in  prinsipl  er  praktis; 

vijus;  unjdst;  nefarius;  irelijus;  profan:  impius; 

flajijus:  morali  bad;  pernijus;  sinful. 
Wickedly,  Wik-ed-li,   ad.   in  a   wiked  maner; 

kriminali;  vijusli;  sinfuli;  kordptli. 
Wickedness,  Wik-ed-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 

wiked:  vjs:  impjeti;  sin. 
Wicker,  Wik-er,  n.  a  smel,  kwik-gron  twig; — a 

mqrk  er  b-sndari.     Se  (  Wike.)  [erd. 

Wicker,  Wik-er,  a.  mad  ov  twigz  er  ojerz;  wik- 
WiCKERED,  Wik-erd,  a.  mad  ov  wikerz  er  twigz. 
W1CKER--WORK,  Wik-er-wurk,  n.   a  tekstyq,r  ov 

twigz. 
Wicket,  Wik-et,  n.  a  smel  gat;  a  smel  dor  in  a 

gat,  er  bj  de  sjd  ov  a  gat: — a  sert  ov  litl  gat  set 

up  tu  be  bold  at  bj  kriketerz. 
Wicliffite,  Wik-lif-jt,  n.  a  foloer  ov  de  reform- 
er Wiklif ;  a  Lolard. — Ritn  elso  (  Wickliffite  and 

Widlfite.) 
WiDDY,  Wid-i,  n.  {Scotland)  a.  belter  mad  ov 

ojerz.     Se  (  Withy.) 
Wide,  Wjd,  a.  bred;  ekstended  fqr  eg  wa;  bred 

tu  a  serten  degre;  az,  tre  inqez  u'id; — beig  at  a 

distans;  deviatig;  remot;  az,  wjd  from  de  trcbt. 
Wide,  Wjd,  ad.  at  a  distans;  wid  grat  eksteut; 

wjdli.  [remotli. 

Widely,  Wid-li,    ad.    wid  grat  eksteut  eq  wa; 
Wide-mouthed,  Wjd-m-sdd,  a.  havig  a  wjd  m-st. 
Widen,  Wjd-n,  v.  t.  tu  mak  wjd;  tu  ekstend. 
Widen,  Wjd-n,   v.  i.    tu   gro   wjd;   tu   ekstend 

itself. 
Wideness,   Wjd-nes,    n.    de   stat  ov  beig    wjd; 

bredt;  Iqrj  ekstent  eq  wa;  komparativ  bredt. 
Widening,  Wjd-n-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  makig  er  be- 

kdmig  wjd. 
Widgeon,  Wij-on,  n.   a   weter-f-sl,  rezemblip  a 

wjld  duk,  but  smoler. 
Wido-w,  Wid-o,  Ti.  a  wuman  hoDz  huzband  iz  ded, 
WiDQ-sv,  Wid-o,  V.  t.  tu  deprjv  ov  a  huzband;  tu 

end-s  wid  de  rjt  ov  a  wido;  tu  strip  ov  eni  tig 

gud. 
WiDQ-WED,  Wid-od,  p.  a.,   mad  a  wido;  beig  in 

de  stat  ov  a  wido. 


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Widower,  Wid-o-er,  n.  a.  man  hot)  haz  lost  hiz 

wjf.  [widoer. 

WiiJowKRHOOD,  Wid-o-er-hud,  n.  de  stat  ov  q 

WiDowuooD,  Wid-o-hiad,  n.  it  stat  ov  beig  a 

Widow-hunter,  Wid-o-hdnt-er,  n.  wun  h<D  korts 
widiaz  fji-  a  jerntyq,r.  [wido. 

WiDOWLY,  Wid-o-li,  a.   Ijk  a  wido;  bEkiimitj  a 

Widow-maker,  Wid-o-mak-er,  n.  wun  hdo  de- 
prjvz  wimen  ov  djir  huzbandz. 

WiDow-WAiL,  Wid-Q-wal,  n.  spurj-olir;  a  Jrub. 

Width,  Widt,  n.  bredt;  widnes. 

Wield,  Weld,  t.  t.  tu  yq,z  wid  ful  komdnd,  az 
Q  t  ij  n  jt  tcD  hevi  fer  de  hcDlder;  tu  sustan  and 
niTjv  bi  ds  hand: — tu  handl,  in  an  jronikal  sens. 

WiELPABLE,  Weld-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  welded. 

WiELDLESS.  Weld-les,*  a.  unmanajabl. 

WiELDV,  Weld-i,  a.  dat  ma  be  welded;  manajabl. 

WiERY,  Wjr-i,*  a.     Se  (  Winj.) 

Wide.  Wjf,  n.,  pi.  Wjvz;  a  manz  leful  konssrt: 
a  wuman  hD  haz  a  huzbaud; — formerli,  a  wuuj- 
an.  fiiupli. 

Wifehood,   Wif-hud,  n.  de  stat  ov  a  wif. 

Wifeless.  Wjf-les,  a.  wid'st  a  wif;  unmarid. 

Wifely,  Wif-li.  a.  bekiiinig  a  wjf. 

Wig,  Wig,  n.  a  periwig,  from  hwiq  it  iz  kontrakt- 
ed:  fols  hq,r  worn  on  de  hed: — a  sort  ov  kak. 

Wight,  Wjt.  n.  a  person;  a  beip; — n's  yi^zd  onli 
in  jroni  or  sljt  kontemt. 

Wig-maker,  Wig-mak-er,  n.  wun  ho)  maks  wigz. 

Wigwam,  Wig-wom,  n.  a.  hut  or  kabin  ov  an 
Ainerikan  Indian.  [ov  wigz. 

Wig-weaver,  Wig-wev-er,  n.  d  manyij^faktyij^rcr 

Wike,  Wik,  71.  a  temporari  mqrk  or  b'sndari,  az 
ov  a  twig  er  branq  ov  a  tre; — yq,zd  in  Iijgland 
in  sotii)  -51  tjdz; — keld  elso  iviker.  [Lokal, 
h,gl:md.] 

Wild,  Wild,  a.  not  tarn;  not  domestikated;  az,  ''a 
wild  animuh" — propagated  bi  natyixr;  not  kiilti- 
vated;  az,  "a  ?qW  qeri;" — dezert;  uninhabited; 
az,  "a  irpd  rejon:" — savaj:  unsiviljzd, — yq^zd  ov 
personz  er  praktisez; — turbulent:  iregyqlar:  Ij- 
senjus;  ungdvernd;  inkonstant:  mqtabl;  fikl;  in- 
Gfdinat;  la»s;  unkiLt;  stranj;  dun  wid'st  order  or 
plan;  sprigig  from  mer  fansi. — It  iz  yi],zd  az  an 
epitet  fermii)  de  namz  ov  meni  plants,  impjjii) 
dat  da  gro  wid-st  kultivajon;  az,  w/W  oliv. 

Wild,  Wild,  n.  a  dezert;  a  trakt  unkdltivated 
and  desolat. 

Wild-basil,  Wjid-baz-il,  n.  a  plant. 

Wild-boar,  Wjld-bor,  n.  a  wild  animal,  ov  de 
hog  kind,  valyqd  fer  its  flej,  and  noted  az  an 
objekt  for  de  qas. 

Wild-buglos,  Wjld-bq,-glos,  n.  an  anyn,al  plant. 

Wild-cat,  Wjid-kat,  n.  a  ferojus,  feljn  animal, 
ov  de  jenus  {feli-n;)  {felis  catus.} 

Wild-clcumber,  Wild-kix-kun\-ber,  n.  a  plant. 

WiLD-CfMiN,  Wjkl-kdm-in,  n.  an  anyqal  plant. 

Wilder,  Wilder,  r.  t.  tu  Ktjz  er  puzl,  az  in  an 
utinwn  or  patles  trakt;  tu  bewilder. 

Wilderness.  Wil-der-ne=,  «.  a  dezert:  a  trakt  ov 
solitTid:  a  wjld,  unkdltivated  rejon; — *dE  stat  ov 
beii)  wild. 

Wildfire,  Wjld-fir,  }i.  a  kompozijon  ov  inflam- 
abl  luaterialz,  ezi  tu  tak  fjr,  and  hqrd  tu  be 
ckstiiigwijt.  [hunted  az  gam. 

Wild-fowl,    Wild-f-sl,    n.    wjld  berdz    dat    qr 

Wild-germaxder,  Wjld-jer-man-der,  n.  a  plant. 

Wild-goose-chase,  Wjld-gcDs-qas,  n.  a  van,  foil- 
ij  |iur<i'it,  az  ov  sumtig  az  unlikli  tu  be  kot  az 
de  wjld-gdtts.  [or  tre. 

Wilding,  Wild-ig,  n.  a  wild,  s-sr  apl;  a  wjld  plant 

Wild-liquorice,  Wjld-lik-or-is,  n.  a  plant. 

Wildly,  Wjld-li,  ad.  in  a  wild  maner:  diserderli: 
widSt  kultivajon;  wid  disorder;  hedleslij  ireg- 
yq,larli. 


WiLDNESS,  Wjld-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  wjld;  raad- 
nes;  disorder;  inordinat  vivasiti;  iregyiilariti;  un- 
kdltivated scat. 

Wild-oat,  Wjld-ot,  n.  a  plant;  a  spejez  ov  gran 
dat  gruz  wjld.  [aster. 

Wild  olive,  Wjld-ol-iv,  n.  a  plant  er  Jrub;  ole- 

Wild-plaxtain,  Wjld-plan-ten,  n.  a  plant. 

Wild-rocket,  Wjld-rok-et,  n.  a  perenial  plant. 

WiLD-ROSEMART,  Wjld-roz-ma-ri,  n.  a  Jrub. 

Wild-service,  Wjld-ser-vis,  n.  a  plant  or  Jrub. 

WiLD-TAXSY,  Wild-tan-zi,  n.  a  plant. 

Wile,  Wjl,  n.  a  deset;  a  frod:  a  trik;  a  stratajemj 
sutlti;  kunig;  a  praktis  qrtful,  slj,  and  insidius. 

Wile.  Wjl,*^  t.  t.  tu  dE=ev;  tu  begjl. 

Wilful,  Wil-ful,  a.  stuborn;  obstinat;  kontqma- 
Ju3;  pervers:  infleksibl,  stif.  [dezjn. 

Wilfully,  Wil-ful-i,  ad.  obstinatli:  stubornli;  bj 

WiLFULXESS,  Wil-ful-nes,  n.  obstinasi;  stubem- 
ues.  [lentli. 

WiLiLY,  Wi-li-li,  ad.  bj  stratajem;  sljli;  fredyq,- 

WiLiXESS,  Wj-li-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  wjli;  gjl. 

WiLK,  Wilk,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  periwigkl;  a  se-snal.' 

Will,  Wil,  n.  de  p'sor  or  fakulti  ov  de  mjod  bj 
hwiq  we  dezir  and  purpus,  or  determin  tu  dcD  er 
forbivr,  an  akjon;  p'ser  ov  determinajon;  deter- 
minajon;  qers;  inklinajon;  dispozijon;  dezir;  di- 
rekjijn:  komdnd;  p'Ker;  guvernment. —  Wil  er 
lad  wil  and  testament,  {Late}  a  legal  deklara- 
Jon  ov  Q  personz  intenjonz  az  tu  hwot  he  wilz 
tu  be  perfirmd.  after  hiz  det,  in  relajon  tu  hiz 
properti. — In  striktnes  ov  laggwaj,  de  term  unl 
iz  limited  tu  land;  testament,  tu  personal  estat. 
—  Gud  wil,  favor;  kindnes; — rjt  intenjon. — II- 
wil,  malis;  maligniti. 

Will,  Wil,  r.  t.  [\  wil,  drs  wiUst,  he  icilz  er  wil- 
d;\  tu  determin  in  de  mjnd;  tu  dezir;  tu  be 
inkljnd  or  rezolvd  tu  hav;  tu  komdnd;  tu  di- 
rekt;  txa  dispoz  ov  bj  wil  er  testament. 

Will,  Wil,  r.  i.  tu  dispuz  ov  efekts  bj  wil. 

Will,  Wil,  v.  egzilyari  and  defektiv,  [i.  tend, — 
prezent,  j  wil,  d's  wilt,  he  wiZ/]  it  iz  yqzd  az 
wun  ov  de  too  sjnz  ov  de  fqtyqr  tens,  de  uder 
beig  fal.  Se  {Shall.) —  If  V?,  in  de  ferst  person, 
promisez  er  tretnz;  az,  "i  er  we  icil  doD  it;"  in  de 
sekond  and  terd  personz,  for  de  most  pqrt,  it 
merli  fortelz:  az,  "  YoD,  he,  er  da  wil  doB  it." 

Willemite,  Wil-em-jt,  n.  {Min.}  a  mineral  kon- 

WiLLER,  Wil-er,  n.  wun  ha>  wilz.        [tanig  zigk. 

WiLLiXG,  Wil-ig,  a.  inkljnd  tu  eni  tig:  konsent- 
ig;  not  dispozd  tu  refq,z; — dezjrus;  redi;  komplj- 
ig;  qozn: — spontanens;  voluntari. 

WiLLiXGLY,  Wil-ig-li,  ad.  wid-st  reldktans;  wid 
wunz  on  konsent;  spontaneusli;  voluntarili. 

Willingness,  Wil-ig-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
wilig;  konsent. 

Willow,  Wil-o,  n.  a  tre,  ov  meni  spejez,  wid 
pljant  branqez,  wun  spejez  ov  hwiq  iz  keld  de 
weinij-tcilcj. — (I  gqrland  mad  ov  de  b'sz  ov  wiloz 
iz  sed  tu  hav  bin  worn  bj  forlorn  luverz. 

WiLLOWED,  Wil-od,  a.  ab'sndig  wid  wiloz. 

Willow-herb,  Wil-o-erb,  n.  a  plant  ov  several 
varietiz. 

Willowish,  Wil-o-iJ,  a.  rezemblii)  de  wilo. 

Willow-lark,  Wil-o-lqrk,  n.  a  herd,  keld  elso 
de  (fj-herd. 

WiLLOW-WEED,  Wil-o-wed,  n.  an  anynal  plant. 

Willowwoet,  Wil-o-wurt,  n.  a  plant. 

Willowy,  Wil-o-i,  a.  ab-sndig  wid  wiloz. 

Will-with-a-wisp,  Wil-wid-Q-wisp,  n.  Jak- 
wid-Q-lantern  ; — {ignus  fatuus ;) — Ritn  elso 
(  Will-o'-th^-wisp.) 

WiLSOME,  Wil-sum,*  a.  obstinat;  stubom. 

Wilt,  Wilt,  v.  i.  tu  drcop;  tu  wider,  az  plants  er 
fl-serz  kut  er  plukt  of.  IW  <I  wurd  komon  in 
de  Yq,nitcd  Stats,  and  provinjal  in  Iggland, 
hw^r  welk  and  welt  qr  j'tizd  in  de  sam  sens. 


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Wilt,  Wilt,  v.  dr/cktiv,  sekond  person  from  Wil. 
8e  <  ]Vill.\  [{idiocrase.) 

WiLuiTE,  Wil-yn,-jt,  11.  {311/1.}  andcter  nam  fer 

\\''iLV,  Wi-li,  a,,  kunii):  sli;  f  lal  ov  wjlz  er  strata- 
jfin:  tnjiiyn,leut;  insidius;  sutl;  misqiviisli  qrtfial. 

WlilBLK,  \\^im-bl,*  <1.  aktiv;  nimbi;  Jiftig  tu  and 
ircj. 

Wimble,  Wim-bl,  n.  an  iustrcoment  for  borig  holz. 

AVi-MPLE,  Wira-jjl,  «.  a  hud;  a  val: — a  jjlant. 

WiiiPLE,  Wim-pl,"  c.  t.  tuL  dro  dyn,  az  a  hiad  or 
val. 

Win,  Win,  v.  t.  [i.  v;un,ps.  winiij,  wun;]  tu  gan 
bj  koakwest,  or  bj  sakses  in  kompgtijon;  tia  obtau 
er  gan  bj  eni  msnz;  tu  prakiy';  tu  get;  tu  ern. 

Wi.v,  Win,  V.  i.  tu  gan  de  vikturi:  tu  gan  in- 
flij^ens  or  favor;  tu  gan  gr'snd;  tu  kogker. 

Wince,  Wins,  v.  i.  tu  twist  or  turn,  az  in  pan  er 
uuEzines:  tu  kik,  az  a  hers  impajent  ov  a  rjder, 
or  ov  pan. 

Wince,  Wins,  )  n.  ds  dj- 

WiNCiNG-MACHiNE,  Wins-iij-ma-Jgn,  )       erz  rel. 

WiNCER,  Wins-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  winsez. 

Winch,  Wini^,  n.  a  bent  handl  or  rektaijgi]^lar 
lever,  far  turniij  a  hwel,  grjndstou,  its.;  a  wind- 
las: — a  kik,inimpaJensGrfretfulDes,azovah9rs. 

Winch,  Winq,  -v.  i.  tu  kik  wid  impajcns;  tu  Jrigk 
from  oni  ungzines;  tu  wins. 

Winchester,  Win-qes-ter,  a.  notiij  an  Ii]gliJ  drj 
megq^r,  orijinali  kept  at  Winqester  in  lijglandl 

WiNCOPiPE,  Wiij-kQ-pip,  n.  a  smol  red  il^ser. 

Wind,  WiuJ,  vr  Wind,  n.  j^r  in  moj'on;  a  kurent 
in  &z  atmosfsr,  konvaii)  de  .-^r,  wid  grater  or  los 
vclositi,  from  wun  pqrt  tu  ani'ider;  u  kurent  ov 
s\v\  a  kurent,  az  kumiij  from  a  partikyi|lar  pernt; 
— bret;  bret  modj-qlated  bj  an  iustrooment; — <i,r 
impregnated  wid  sent; — flatyqlens:  windines; — 
cui  til)  insignifikant,  or  Ijt  az  wind.— Tfct  ao 
dsn  df  wind,  tia  deka. —  Thi  tak  or  hav  de 
wind,  tu  gan  er  hav  de  advuntaj. 

AYiND,  Wind,  v.  t.  tu  ventilat;— tu  persev  er  folo 
bj  de  wind  er  sent; — tu  rjd  or  drjv  (az  a  hers) 
sto  az  tu  render  skant  ov  wind; — tu  rest  (az  a 
hors  )  in  order  tu  rekiiver  wind. 

Wind,  Wjnd,  v.  t.  \i.  wsnd,  ps.  wjndiij,  wsnd:] 
tu  turn  r-snd;  tu  twist;  tu  twerl;— tu  regyqlat 
in  mojon;  tu  turn  tu  dis  or  dat  direkjon;— tu 
turn  bj  Jif  ts  er  ckspsdients;  tu  introdixs  bi  in- 
sinyqajon;— tu  iniwld;  tu  enserkl. —  Tu  ivpid 
St,  tu  ekstrikat;— tu  s-snd  bj  inflajon;  az,  '-tia 
wpid  a.  hern."— 7'w  U'iad  vp,  tu  brir)  up  intu  a 
bel  er  a  smol  kumpas;  tu  konvolv  de  spriij:  tu 
put  intu  Q  Stat  ov  renovated  er  kontinyi|d  mo- 
J'on,  az  a  woq;  tu  raz  bj  degrez;  tu  stratn  a  strii) 
bj  turniij  dat  on  hwiq  ft  iz  rold;  tu  put  in  tun 
er  in  order. 

Wind,  Wjnd,  r.  i.  tu  turn;  tia  qanj;  tu  be  kon- 
volvd;  tu  mm-  r-snd:  tu  prosgd  in  fleksynrz. 

■VViNDBOUND,  Wiud-b^ud,  a.  kunfind  bi  kontrari 
windz. 

AViND-BROKEN,  Wind-brok-n,  .-;•.  dizezd  in  de  wind 
or  brc-t,  az  a  hors.  [wind:  fikl. 

\\  IND-CHANGING,  Wind-Qanj-iij,  a.  qanjiij  az  de 

UiNU-DROPSV,  AVind-drop-si,  w.  {3Ied.)  a  tnnior 
_f  lid  wid  t(t.  [aj^l  p,,. 

AViND-EGG,  Wind-eg,  n.  an  eg  not  impregnated;  a'u 

vV  iNDER,  Wind-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  windz:  an 
instrument  for  wjndiij;— a  plant  dat  twists  itself 
r-»nd  uderz;— a  wjndii)  step  in  a  st:irkas. 

Windfall,  Wind-iol,  n.  fnot  blon  d-sn  from  de 

tre:  frojt  dat  felz  from  de  tre  hefar  it  iz  rip; 

an  unekspektedlegasi;eni  uuek.-pekted  advuntaj. 

WiNDFALLEN,  Wind-fol-n,  .1.  blcin  d-sn  bi  de  wind. 

AViNDFLO-WER,  Wind-fl-g-cr,  n.  &f.  anemone:  mqrj 
jenjan. 

W  IND-GAGE,  Wind-gnj,  n.  an  instrcoment  tu  as- 
ertf'in  de  fors  or  velositi  ov  de  wind. 


WiNDGALL,  AV'ind-gol,  n.   a  soft,  yeldiij,  fli'ityq- 

leut  tqmor,  ful  ov  koriipt  mater,  on  de  fetlok 

jernt  ov  a  hers. 
WiNDGUN,  Wind-gun,  n.  a  gun  disqqrjd  bj  menz 

ov  wind;  an  f^r-gun. 
Windhover,  Wind-huv-er,  n.  a  spejez  ov  hek. 
WiNDiNESS,  Wind-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beii)  windi; 

fulues  ov  wind;  flatyqlens.  [meander. 

Winding,  Wjnd-ii),  n.  de  akt  ov  turniij;  fleksyqr; 
Winding,  Wjnd-iij,  a.  havig  fleksyqrz;  serkiytus. 
WiNDiNGLY,  Wjnd-ig-li,  ad.  in  a  wjndig  maner. 
Windingsheet,  Wjnd-iij-Jet,  n.  a  Jet  er  Jr^d  fer 

de  ded. 
Wind-instrument,    Wind-in-strcQ-ment,    n.    an 

instrument  ov  mii,zik  sanded  er  operated  upon 

bj  wind. 
Windlass,  Wind-las,  n.  a  majen  fer  razii]  wats, 

in  hwiq  u  rop  or  qan  iz  wsnd  ab-st  a  silindrikal 

bodi  miovd  bj  leverz  or  bj  a   handl.     Ritn  olso 

{wind  I  ace.}  [wi\rili. 

Windlass,  Wind-las,*  v.  i.  tu  akt  indirektli  or 
WiNDLE,  Win-dl,  n.  a  spiudl. 
Windless,  Wind-les,  a.  wontii)  wind;  -st  ov  bre6. 
WiNDLESTRA-w,  Wiu-dl-stio,  «.  a  widerd  fl-ser- 

stek  ov  gras;  a  red;  a  sort  ov  gras. 
Windmill,  Wind-mil,  «.  a  mil  fer  grjndig  kern  er 

gran,  and  fer  uder  purpusez,  turnd  bj  de  wind. 
Window,  Win-do,  /i.  an  apertqr  in  de  wel  ov  a 

bildii)  for  de  admijon  ov  Ijt  and  nr;  de  fram  ov 

glas,  er  eni  uder  materialz,  dat  kuverz  de  aper- 

tiy;  an  apertq^r  rezembliij  a  windo. 
Window,  Win-do,  t.  t.  tu  furnij  wid  windoz; — 

tu  plas  at  a  windo; — tu  brak  intu  opniijz. 
Window-blind,  Win-do-bljnd,  n.  a  wudn  fram- 

wurk  tu  eksklqd  de  sun  from  a  windo;  a  Ve- 

nejan  bljnd. 
WiNDOW-cuRTAiN,  Win-do-kur-ten,  n.  a  kurten 

tu  obstriikt  de  Ijt  ov  a  windo. 
Window-frame,  Win-do-fram,  n.  de  fram  ov  a 

glas  windo.  [glazig  windoz. 

Window-glass,  Win-do-glas,  n.  glas  yi^zd  in 
AVindowless,  Win-do-les,  a.  havii)  no  windo. 
Window- SASH,  Win-do-saJ,  n.  a  windo-fram. 
AViNDOW- SHUTTER,  AVin-do-Jut-er,   n.   a  wudn 

fram  er  dor  tu  kloz  up  a  windo").  [krosigz. 

AA'iNDOWY,  AA'in-do-i,  a.  havig  windoz  er  litl 
AViNDPiPE,  A\'ind-pjp,  er  Wjnd-pjp,  n.   de  pasaj 

fer  de  breb  trO)  de  trot; -de  trakea. 
AViND-PLANT,  AA'ind-plant,  n.   an  Amerikan  per- 

enial  plant. 
AViND-PUMP,  AYind-pump,   n.  a  pump  mojvd   bj 

wind: — yqzd  in  draniij  land. 
AA'iND-RODE,  A\'ind-rod,  n.  {JS'avt.}  de  drjvig-ov  a 

Jip  hwen  at  agkor  bj  de  opozijon  ov  wind  and  tjd. 
AA'iNDROW,  AVind-ro,  n.  ha  rakt  intu  a  ro  or  rij 

in  order  tu  be  kokt:— a  Ijn  ov  pet  er  turf  dug 

up; — a  gren  border  ov  a  feld  dug  up. 
AA'iNDROW,  AVind-ro,  r.  t.  tu  rak  er  put  intu  &z 

form  ov  a  windro. 
AViND-SAiL,  AA^ind-sal,  n.  wun  ov  de  vanz,  jener- 

ali  for  in  number,  hwiq,  beiij  turnd  bj  de  akjon 

ov  de  wind,  giv  mojon  tu  de  majeneri  ov  a  mil. 

— {Auvt.}  a  tq,b  or  funel  ov  kanvas  emplffd  tu 

konva  a  strem  ov  i\s:  d-sn  intu  de  loer  pqrt  ov  a 

Jip. 
AA  iNDSHOCK,  AVind-Jok,  n.  a  krak  or  Jiver  in  de 

bodi  ov  a  tre.  [karij. 

AViNDSOR-CHAiR,  AVind-zor-qqr,  n.  a  sert  ov  hwel- 
AViND-swiFT.  AVind-swif t,  a.  swift  az  de  wind. 
WiND-TiGUT.  AVind-tjt,  u.  prctof  :igenst  wind:  qr-tjt. 
AViNDWAKP.  AVind-ward,  ad.  toardz  de  wind. 
AViNDWARD,  AA'ind-ward,  a.  Ijig  tourdz  de  wind. 
AViNDWARD,  AViud-ward,  n.   de  pernt  toardz  de 

wind. 
AViNDWARD-TiDE,  Wind-WQrd-tjd,  n.  {Kavf.}  de 

tjd  dat  sets  tu  windward. 


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Windy,  WinJ-i,  a.  konsistip  ov  wind;  fial  ov 
wind;  ekapwzd  tti  ds  wind;  nekst  dt  wind;  i\^n; 
tempestyiius;  cinci:  pufi;  fhityiileut. 

Wink,  Wjn,  n.  de  fermented  jii,s  ov  de  grap;  a 
likwid  rezemblig  wjn  in  flavor  or  kwolitiz:  de 
sj)iriiyii,us  produkt  ov  fermentajon. — ^/drit  ov 
win,  alKohol. 

Wine-bibber,  Win-bib-er,  n.  wun  hco  drigks  wjn 
tu  ekses.  [wjn. 

Wineglass,  Wjn-glas,  n.  a  glas  yii,zd  in  driokio 

WiNELESS,  Wjn-li'<,  a.  destitiit  ov  wjn. 

WiNEMEASUUE,  Wjn-me3-n,r,  n.  a  me;^n,r  for  wjn. 

WiNEMEitcuANT,  Wjn-uior-qiint,  n.  a  deler  in  wjn. 

WiNE-FKESs,  Wju-pres,  n.  a  pres  yi^zd  in  makiij 
wjn. 

WiN'E-STONE,  Win-st6n,  n.  a  depozit  ov  krii>d  tqr- 
tar,  Uold  qrtjal,  hwiq  setiz  on  de  sjdz  and  botomz 
ov  wjn  kusks. 

Wi.NG,  Will,  n.  de  lim  ov  a  berd  bj  hwiq  it  fljz: 
olso  ov  iui  insekt,  &s.; — eni  tig  rEztnnbliij  a  wiij: 
a  membranus  okspanjon  ov  a  plant; — a  fan  tu 
winQ; — fljt;  pasaj  bj  de  wig;  de  mojtiv  er  insjt- 
ment  ov  fljt; — de  sjd  ov  an  ciruii;- — de  sjd  ov  a 
bildii),  &s.; — figyiyalivli,  protekjon. — {Bot.}  a 
membranus  ek.spanjoii. — {/Xut/t.}  u  pasaj  aloij 
de  sjdz  ov  a  Jip  betwen  de  fur  and  uf  ter  kokpit. 

Wing,  Wiij,  r.  t.  tu  fumij  wid  wigz:  tu  enabl 
tu  tlj: — tu  supll  wid  sjd  budiz: — tu  transport 
bj  fljt;  tu  fij; — tu  wa)nd  in  de  wig, — a  term 
ainiig  sportsmen. 

Wing-case,  Wig-kas,  n.  a  kuverig  for  an  insekts 
wig:  a  wig-Jel. 

Winged,  Wig-ed,  er  Wiijd,  a.  furnijl  wid  wigz; 
fijig:  swift;  rapid; — fand  wid  wigz. 

WiNGEDPEA,  Wig-ed-pe,  n.  a  plant. 

Wing  FOOTED,  Wig-fut-ed,  a.  swift;  nimbi. 

Wingless,  Wig-les,  a.  not  havig  wigz;  not  fljig. 

WiNGLET,  Wig-let,  n.  a  veri  smel  wig. 

Wing  shell,  Wig-Jel,  n.  a.  Jet  far  de  wigz  ov 
insekts.  [a  wig. 

WiNG-STEOKE,  Wig-strok,  n.  a  strok  er  bio  wid 

Wing-swift,  Wig-swift,  a.  swift  on  de  wig. 

WiNGY,  Wig-i,  a.  havig  wigz;  rczemblig  wigz. 

Wink,  Wigk,  'V.  i.  tu  Jut  de  jz;  tu  Jut  de  jz  and 
opn  dem; — tu  hint,  or  direkt  bj  de  mojon  ov  de 
jlidz; — tu  kloz  de  jz  and  ekskli^d  de  Ijt; — tu 
konjv;  tu  sem  not  tu  se;  tu  tolerat; — tu  be  dim. 

Wink,  AVigk,  n.  de  akt  ov  wigkig  or  klozig  de  j; 
Q  moJon  ov  de  j;  a  hint  givn  bj  moJon  ov  de  j. 

Winker,  Wigk-er,  n.  wun  hcT)  wigks:  a  bijnder. 

WiNKiNGLY,  Wigk-ig-li,  a(/.  wid  de  i  elmost  klcozd. 

Winner,  Win-er,  n.  wun  hoi  winz. 

Winning,  Win-ig,  a.  dat  winz;  atraktiv;  qqrmig. 

Winning,  Win-ig,  ra.  deaktovganig;desumwun. 

Winnow,  Win-ca,  v.  t.  tu  separat  bj  menz  ov  de 
wind;  tu  drjv  de  qaf  from;  tu  fan; — tu  bet  az 
wid  wigz;  tu  sift;  tta  egzamin; — tu  separat;  tu 
pqrt. 

Winnow,  Win-o,  v.  i.  tu  separat  kern  from  qaf. 

Winnower,  Win-o-er,  n.  wun  hit)  winoz.    [Igg.] 

Winsome,  Win-sum,  a.  meri;  qerful.     [Nort  ov 

Winter,  Win-ter,  n.  de  kold  sezn  ov  de  yer,  as- 
tronomikali,  beginig  wid  de  winter  solstis  er 
Jartest  da,  ab'st  Desember  23,  and  endig  wid  de 
vernal  ekwinoks,  ab'st  Mqrc  21;— but  popyi^larli 
komprjzig,  in  de  Yipjted  btats,  Desember,  Jan- 
yq,ari,  and  Febnfiari. 

Winter,  Win-ter,  v.  i.  tu  pas  de  winter;  tu  hj- 
bernat.  [winter. 

Winter,  Win-ter,  v.  t.  tu  fed  er  manaj  in  de 

Winter,  Win-ter,  a.  belogig  tu  winter; — ofn 
yi\zd  in  kompozijon.  [winter. 

Winter-apple,  Win-ter-ap-1,  n.  an  apl  yr^zd  in 

Winter-beaten,  Win-ter-bet-n,  a.  injqrd  bj 
winter.  [eral  spejez. 

Winter-beery.  Win-tcr-ber-i,  n.  a.  plant  ov  sev- 
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WiNTEE-CHERRY,   Win-ter-qdr-i,  n.  a   plant  ov 

several  spejez. 
WiNTEE-ciTEON,  Win-tcr-git-ron,  n.  a  sartor  p%r. 
WiNTER-CEESs,  Win-ter-kres,  n.  a  plant;  (harba- 

rea.) 
WiNTER-GREEN,     Win-ter-gren,    n.    a  jenus  or 

plants  hwiq  qr  gren  trcD  de  winter;  an  cvergren 

plant;  pirula. 
Winter  gull,  Win-ter-gul,  )  ,  , 

Winter  mew,   Win-ter-miv!  1  ""■  "  ^P*^^"  "^^  «"'• 
Wintering,   Win-ter-ig,  «.  de  akt  ov  i>asig  de 

winter. 
M'^interkill,  Win-ter-kil,  v.  t.  tu  kil  bj  de  cftSkt 

ov  wuder,  er  de  kold  ov  winter.     [U  wurd  in 

komun  yqs  in  de  Yqnjted  Stats.]  [tri. 

Winterly,  Win-ter-li,  a.  si^^tabl  tu  winter;  win- 
WiNTER  PROUD,    Win-ter-prsd,   a.    tO)  gren  and 

luksyqriant  in  winter,  apljd  tu  hwet.     [Lokal, 

h'4-\ 
WiNTEE-QUARTEES,   Win-tur-kwor-terz,  n.pL.a 

stajon  for  an  ([rmi  in  de  winter. 
WiNTER-Eio,    Win-ter-rig,    v.  t.    tu  falo  er  til 

land  in  winter.     [Lokal,  Igg.] 
WiNTEE-WEED,    Win-ter-wed,    n.    de     jvi-levd 

spedwel. 
WiNTEY,  Win-tri,  a.  relatig  tu  winter;  partakig 

ov  winter;  sr[,tabl  tu  winter;  brcftmal;  hjemal. 
Winy,  Wjn-i,  a.  havig  de  tast  or  kwolitiz  ov  wjn. 
Winze,  Winz,  n.  {Min.}  a  smol  pit  er  Jaft  sugk 

from  wun  pit  tu  aniider,  for  de  purpus  ov  ven- 

tilajon. 
Wipe,  Wjp,  v.  t.  tu  klenz  bj  rubig  wid  sumtig 

Soft;  tu  tnk  awa  bj  tcrjon;  tu  rub;  tu  strjk  of 

jentli;  tu  kler   awa; — tu  qet;   tu  defrdd. —  2V» 

w//*  st,  tu  efas. 
Wipe,  Wjp,  n.  an  akt  ov  wipig  er  klenzig;  a  bio; 

a  strok;— a  jer;  a  jjb;  a  sqrkazm; — a  beid. 
Wiper,  Wjp-er,  n.  he  or  dat  hwiq  wips; — an  ek- 

sentrik  or  projektig  pes  ataqt  tu  a  hwel,  in  sum 

kindz  ov  inajeneri. 
WiEE,  Wjr,  n.  a  sart  ov  metalik  tred,  er  metal 

dren  intu  a  slender  tred. 
WiEEDEAW,   Wir-dro,    v.  t.    \i.    wjrdrcD,  ps.    wjr- 

droig,  wjrdren:]  tu  dre  or  spin,  az  metal,  intu 

wjr:  tu  dro  ist  intu  legb;  tu  dre  er  spin  ■»t. 
WiEEDRAWER,  Wir-dro-er,  n.  wun  hO)  spinz  wjr. 
Wire-drawing,  Wjr-dro-ig,  n.  de  qrt  er  akt  or 

ekstendig  duktil  metalz  intu  wjr. 
Wiee-gauze,  Wjr-g8Z,  7i.  a  kuverig  er  protekjon 

mad   ov  veri  fjn   wjr.     It  iz  yi^zd  far  windo- 

bljndz,  and  for  kuverig  safti-lamps. 
Wire-geate,  Wir-grat,  n.  a  grat  yqzd  in   hoc- 

h'szez. 
Wiee-geub,  Wjr-grub,  n.  a.  misqivus  wurm. 
Wire-hkeL,  Wjr-hel,  n.  a.  dizez  in  katl. 
WiEE-woRM,    Wjr-wurm,    n.    a  jenus   or  smol 

wurmz  or  insekts.  [wjr. 

WiEY,   Wjr-i,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  mad  or  wjr;  Ijk 
WiSARD,  Wiz-ard,  n.  Sc  (  Wizard.) 
Wisdom,    Wiz-dom,   n.    de  kwoliti  ov  beig  wjz: 

nolej  praktikali  apljd  tu  de  best  endz,  er  tu  de 

tro)  purpusez  ov  Ijf;  nolej  yi^^njted  wid  a  dispo- 

zijon  tu  yi^z  it  for  de  best  purpusez;  sagasiti: 

sapiens:  de  nolej  ov  divjn  and  hqinan  tigz:  priD- 

dens;  skil  in  af4rz;  dizernment;  judijus  konJukt. 
Wise,  Wjz,  a.  havig  wizdom;  jujig  wel  from  eks- 

periens;  sagajas;  diskret;  dizernig;  ji^dijus;  priD- 

dent;  grav;  praktikali  noig;  skilful;  deksterus: 

skild  in  hidn  qrts  or  nolej. 
Wise,   Wjz,  n.    manor;  wa  ov  beig  or  aktig,  az, 

"in  no  «'/>."     It  iz  antikwnted,  eksept  in  kom- 

p'sndz;  az  leijf-wp,  sld-ivp,  &s..— ofn  korupted 

intu  h'tjt-tvfiz,  &s. 
Wiseacre,  Wjz-a-ker,  n.  [^literal;,  a  wjz  speker;] 

a  pretender  tu  wizdom;  a  fail:  a  duns. 
WiSELiNQ,  Wiz-lig,  n,  wun  prrtendig  tu  be  wj/.. 


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Wisely,  Wjz-Ii,  a.d.  in  a  wjz  maner;  jq,dijusli. 

WiSENESS,  Wjz-ncs,*  n.  wizdoin;  sapiens. 

Wish,  WiJ,  v.  i.  tu.  hav  strog  dEzjr;  tu  lorj;  tu 
be  di.-iptJzd  er  inkljiid. — Tu  wiffor,  tia  dezjr; 
tu  loij  far. 

Wish,  WiJ,  «.  t.  tia  dezjr:  tu  log  fer;  tu  hagker 
after:— tui  imprtkat;  tu  ask.  [prest. 

Wish.  WiJ,  n.  lugiij  dezjr;  tig  dEz|rd;  dezjr  eks- 

Wjshedlv,  WiJ-ed-li,*  ad.  akerdig  tu  dezjr. 

Wisher,  WiJ-er,  n.  wun  hd)  wijez  er  dezirz. 

Wishful,  WiJ-ful,  a.  logig;  Joig  dezjr;  eger; 
einest. 

Wishfully,  WiJ-ful-i,  ad.  ernestli;  wid  logig. 

WisHFULNESS,  WiJ-f  ul-DCS,  w.  de  Stat  ov  Joig  er 
hiivii)  dezjr. 

WiSHLY,  WiJ-li,  ad.  wid  logig;  wijfuli.  [In  lo- 
kal  yij^s  in  Iggland.]  [solid. 

WisHV-WASHY,    WiJ-i-w6J-i,t  a.    wek;  febl;  not 

Wishy-washy,  WiJ-i-w6J-i,  n.  eni  sert  ov  tin, 
wek  diiijk. 

WiSKET,  \Vi3-ket,  n.  a  basket;  a  hwisket. 

Wisp,  Wisp,  n.  a.  smel  bung  er  bundl,  az  oy  ha  er 
stre. 

Wisp,  Wisp,  i\  t.  tu  bruj  er  dres,  az  wid  a  wisp. 

Wistful,  Wist-ful,  a.  atentiv;  ernest;  ful  ov 
tot;  Eger;  wijful. 

Wistfully,  Wist-ful-i,  ad.  atentivli;  ernestli. 

WiSTLY,  Wist-li,*  ad.  atentivli;  ernestli. 

WisTON-wisH,  Wis-ton-wiJ,  n.  {_ZiO(il.)  a.  smel 
animal  ov  a  dqrk-brsn  kulor,  f'snd  on  de  bagks 
ov  ds  MizcDri  and  its  tribyq,tariz,  keld  elso  hq^-k- 
iij-skwerel,  hurQiij-skwerel,  and  prari-dog. 

Wit,  Wit,  t\  i.  tu  no;  tu  bE  non.  It  iz  n's  yt^zd 
onli  in  ds  infinitiv  tu  wit,  hwen  it  iz  an  ad- 
verbial fraz,  impljig  namli  or  videliset;  er  it  iz 
yij^zd  az  a  formal  eksprejon  bj  hwiq  a  kel  iz  mad 
tu  no  er  tu  witnes  de  legal  setig  f  crt  ov  sumtig 
dat  folaz. 

Wit,  Wit,  n.  &s  intelektyipl  fakultiz  er  mental 
p'serz  kolektivli; — a  si^perior  degre  ov  under- 
standig;  brilyansi  ov  mind;^-talent;  abiliti;  in- 
telekt; — kwiknes  ov  fansi;  imajinajon; — a  man 
ov  fansi:  a  man  ov  jenyus; — a  pekqlyar  fakulti 
ov  de  mjnd,  konekted  wid  de  mor  komprehen- 
siv  fakulti  ov  de  imajinajon;  de  efekt  prodi'ist 
bj  dis  fakulti  ov  dE  imajinajon;  dE  efekt  pro- 
d4,st  bj  dis  fakulti  in  dE  displa  ov  rEmot  rszem- 
blansez  betwen  disimilar  objekts,  er  an  uneks- 
pekted  kombinajon  ov  distant  rezemblansez;  de 
eksibijon  er  persepjon  ov  li]^dikrus  pernts  ov  an- 
alQJi  er  rezemblans  amdg  tigz  in  uder  rEspekts 
disimilar; — imajinajon;  fansi;  invenjon;  kon- 
trjvans;  injeniiiti; — yq,mor;  satjr; — sens;  jujment. 
— pi.  s-gndnes  ov  understandig;  san  mjnd;  un- 
imp4.rd  intelekt. 

Witch,  Wiq,  n.  a  wuman  supozd  tu  hav  fermd 
a  kompakt  wid  cvl  spirits,  and  bj  &%t  menz  tu 
operat  siipernatyvi,rali;  a  serseres. — [*a  windig, 
sinyi]^us  bagk.] 

Witch,  Wiq,  v.  t.  tu  bewitj;  tu  enqdnt. 

Witchcraft,  Wiq-kraft,  n.  de  praktisez  ov  wiq- 
ez;  sorseri. 

Witch-elm,  Wiq-elm,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  elm. 

Witchery,  Wic-cr-i,  n.  enqdntment;  wiqkraft. 

Witchhazel,  Wiq-ha-zl,  n.  a  Jrub  er  smel  tre, 
ov  >  veral  spejsz. 

Wit(  HisG,  Wiq-ig,  a.  bewiqig;  fit  for  wiqkraft. 

WiTcHkiDDEN,  Wi<j-rid-n,  a.  ridn  bj  wiqez. 

WiTcHiUEE,  Wiq-tre,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  tre;  m-snten- 
aj.  [braks  a  jest. 

WiTCUACKEE,  Wit-krak-er,  n.  a  jcoker;  wun   htD 

WiTCEAFT,   Wit-kraft,*  n.  kontrjvans;  invenfon. 

Witena-gemote,  Wit-E-na-ge-m'cot,  n.  a  mrtiij 
OT  wjz  men; — amug  de  Saksonz,  an  asembli  or 
Irgnsil  ov  noblz  or  prinsip.al  mon  tu  advjz  and 
asist  de  kig. 


With,  Wid,  prep,  bj,  notig  jffnig  er  konekjon,  de 
natyi],r  ov  de  konekjon,  az  ov  koz,  menz,  kom- 
parison,  konfederasi,  &s.,  beig  Jian  bj  de  kon- 
tekst,  and  de  imfxart  ov  de  prepozijon  itself  r£- 
manig  de  sam: — on  de  sjd  ov;  fer:  in  konekjon, 
in  atendans,  er  in  kumpani  ov. —  Wid,  in  kom- 
pozijon,  signifjz  opozijon,  er  prjvajon,  eksept 

With,  Wit,  n.  a  twig  yq,zd  az  a  band  for  tjig  er 
bjndig;  a  twig.     Ritn  elso  {icithe.} 

Withal,  Wid-el,  ad.  alog  wid  de  rest;  Ijkwjz; 
at  de  sam  tjm.  It  woz  fermerli  yn,zd  az  a  prep- 
ozijon insted  ov  wid,  hwen  plast  after  de  ob- 
jektiv  kas;  az,  "de  best  roBl  ov  Ijf  dat  ever  de 
wurld  woz  akwanted  icidol." 

Withamite,  Wid-am-jt,  n.  {3Iin.}  a  silijus, 
kristaljzd  mineral. 

Withdraw,  Wid-dre,  v.  t.  [i.  widdrds,  ps  wid- 
dreig,  widdren;]  tu  tak  bak;  tu  berev;  tu  kel 
awa;  tu  mak  tu  retjr. 

Withdraw,  Wid-dre,  v.  i.  tu  retjr;  tu  retret. 

Withdrawal,  Wid-dre-al,  n.  At  akt  ov  wid- 
dreig. 

Withdrawer,  Wid-dre-er,  n.  wun  boo  widdrez. 

Withdeawing-eoom,  Wid-dre-ig-room,  n.  roDm 
fer  retjrment; — mi  kontrakted  tu  dft>ii)-rcom. 

Withdrawment,  Wid-dre-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov 
widdreig;  widdroal. 

Withe,  Wit,  n.  a  twig  yn,zd  fer  a  band  ov  twigz. 
— Ritn  elso  {with.} 

Withe,  Wit,  «.  t.  tu  bind  wid  wits. 

Wither,  Wid-er,  v.  i.  tu  fad;  tu  gro  saplcs;  tu 
drj  up;  tu  wast  er  pjn  awa;  tu  loDz  animal  merst- 
yH,r;  tu  deka;  tu  drcop;  tu  wilt. 

Wither,  Wid-er,  v.  t.  tu  mak  tu  fad; — tu  mak 
tu  Jrigk,  deka,  er  rigkl. 

Wither- band,  Wid-er-band,  n.  a  pes  ov  jurn, 
lad  under  a  sadl,  tu  kep  de  tdi  pesez  ov  wud 
tjt,  dat  form  de  bo. 

Witheeed,   Wid-erd,  p.  A.    drid;  wasted;  faded. 

WiTHEEEDNESS,  Wid-erd-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 
widerd:  mqrsiditi.  [kaig. 

Witheeing,   Wid-er-ig,  pp.  a.    drjig;  fadig;  de- 

WiTHERiNGLY,  Wid-er-ig-li,  ad.  in  a  widerig 
maner. 

WiTHERiTE,  Wid-er- jt,  n.  {Jlin.)  a  nativ  kqr- 
bonat  ov  barjta.  [rit. 

Withernam,  Wid-er-nam,  n.  (Law)  a  spejez  ov 

Withers,  Wid-erz,  n.  pi.  de  jernig  ov  de  Jolder- 
bonz,  in  a  hers,  at  de  botom  ov  de  nek  and  man, 
toardz  de  uper  pqrt  ov  de  Jolder. 

WiTHER-WEUNG,  Wid-er-rug,  a.  hurt  in  dt  wid- 
erz,  kozd  bj  a  bit  o.'  a  hers,  or  bj,a  sadl  beig  un- 
fit, espejali  hwen  de  boz  qr  too  wid. 

Withheld,  Wid-held,  p.  from  'Widhold.  Se 
<  Withhdd.} 

Withhold,  Wid-hold,  v.  t.  [i.  widheld,  ps.  wid- 
holdig,  widheld  er  widholdn, — widholdn  iz 
rqrli  yqzd;]  tu  restran:  tu  kep  from  akjon;  tu 
hold  bak;  tu  hinder;  tu  obstrukt;  tu  tak  awa; 
tu  refij^z. 

WiTHHOLDEN,  Wid-h61d-n,  p.  Se  <  Withhold.) 

AVithholdee,  Wid-hold-er,  n.  wun  hot)  widhcSldz. 

WiTHHOLDMENT,  Wid-hold-ment,  n.  de  akt  ov 
widholdig. 

Within,  Wid-fn,  prep,  in,  az  op6zd  tu  sumtig 
•St;  in  de  iner  pqrt  ov;  in  de  kumpas  ov;  not 
beyond;  not  logger  ago  dan;  in  dE  req  ov;  not 
eksEdig.  '[in  de  mind. 

Within,  Wid-in,  ad.  in  de  iner  pqrts;  inwardli; 

Withinside,  Wid-in-sjd,  ad  in  de  interior  pqrts. 

Without,  Wid--8t,  prt'p.  -st  ov,  az  opozd  tu  sum- 
tig in;  on  de  -stsjd  ov;  not  widin;  wid  egzemjon 
from;  not  wid;  in  a  stat  ov  absens  from:  beyond; 
not  widin  de  kumpas  ov;  supozig  de  negajon 
or  omijon  ov;  not  bj  de  yn,s  or  help  ov. 


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Without,   Wid-'st,  ad.    not  widin;  si  ov  dorz: 

eksiernali.  [gud  y\\i. 

Without,  Wid-'st,  konj.  unles;  eksept,    [Not  in 

WiTHOUT-DOOE,  Wid--st-dor,  a.  beij]  -st  ov  dor; 

eksttrior. 
WiTUOUTEN,  Wid-^t-n,*  prep,  wid'st. 
Withstand,  Wid-stand,  r.  t.  tu  kontend  agenst; 

tu  opoz:  tia.  rezist. 
WiTHSTANDEE,    Wid-stand-er,   n..   wun  hcD  wid- 

standz;  an  oponent. 
Withstood,  Wid-stVad,  i.  &  p.  from  Widdand. 

Sc  <  WitMand.) 
Withwind,  Wid-wind,  n.  an  erb. 
Withy,  Wit-i,  n.  a  wilo-tre;  a  twig;  an  03er;  a 

wit. 
Withy,  Wit-i,  a.  mad  ov  wits;  fleksibl  and  tuf. 
Witless,  Wit-les,  a.  wontii)  wit  er  understandig; 

fuQliJ. 
WiTLESSLY,  Wit-les-li,  ad.  widst  wit  er  under- 

standig.  [derstandir). 

WiTLESSXESS,  Wit-les-nes,  n.  wont  ov  wit  or  un- 
WiTLiNG,  Wit-lirj,  n.  a  pretender  tu  wit;  a  man 

ov  smel  wit. 
Witness,  Wit-nes,  n.  nolej  adi^st  in  prcof;  evidens; 

testimoni;  atestajon; — wun   hot)  dspozez   under 

ot;  wan  hco  givz  testimoni  er  evidens  in  a  Judic- 
al proiedig;  a  deponent. — +  Wid  a  witrits,  wid 

grat  fors  er  enerji;  efektynal. 
Witness,  Wit-nes,  v.  t.  tu  atest;  ta  tel  wid  asev- 

era/on: — tu  be  a  witnes  ov;  tia  obzerv. 
Witness,    Wit-nes,    ■».  i.    tu  bv  testimoni;  tu 

testifj. 
Witnesses,    Wit-nes-er,   n.    wun  hoo  givz  testi- 
moni. [reparte. 
Witsnapper,    Wit-snap-er,    n.    wun    hcD  afekts 
Witted,  Wit-ed,  a.  havig  wit;  az,  a  kwik-wifetZ 

ber. 
Witticism,  Wit-i-siz-m,  n.  a  fraz  afektedli  witi-: 

a  witi  remqrk;  a  men  atemt  at  wit. 
Wittily,    Wit-i-li,  ad.    in  a  witi  maner;  injen- 

yusli:  qrtfuli. 
Wittiness,  Wit-i-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig  witi. 
Wittingly,  Wit-ig-H,  ad.  noigli;  bj  dezjn. 
Witty,  Wit-i,  a.  havig  wit;  abTsndig  in  wit;  im- 

ajinativ:  sarkastik; — *injcnyus;  ji]^di/us. 
Witwal,  Wit-wal,  n.  de  grat  spoted  wudpeker. 
Wit-woem,    Wit-wurm,    n.    a.  feder  on  wit; — a 

kagker  ov  wit. 
Wive,  Wjv,  v.  i.  tu  mari;  tu  tak  a  wjf. 
Wive,  Wjv,  v.  t.  tu  mari;  tui  maq  tu  a  wjf. 
WivEHOob,  Wjv-hud,*  n.  wjfhud. 
WiVELESS,  Wjv-les,*  a.  wid-st  a  wif;  wjfles. 
Wively,  Wjv-Ii,  a.  belogig  tu  a  wjf:  w'ifli. 
WiVEE,  Wj-ver,  n.  a  kjnd  ov  her.ildik  dragon. 
Wives,  Wjvz,  n.  pi.  ov  Wif.     Se  (  Wife.) 
WiZABD,    Wiz-qrd,  n.    [*q  wjz  person;  a  lerned 

person:]  a  kunjn,rerj  an  enqdnter;  a  serserer;  a 

mal  wiq. 
WiZAED,  Wiz-ard.  a.  cnqdntig;  hqnted  bj  wizard?,. 
WizAEDEY,    Wiz-ard-ri,    n.    de   qrt    er    praktis 

ov  wizardz;  serseri. 
Wizen.  Wiz-n,  v.  i.  tu  drj  up:  tu  Jrivl:  tu  wider. 

[Lokal,  Igg.] 
Wizen,   Wiz-n,   n.   {Scotland)  de  windpip;  we- 

znd.     Se  (  Weasand.) 
WoAD,  Wod,  n.  a  plant,  wuns  mug  kdltivated  in 

Grat  Briten  for  a  blq,  dj  ekstrakted  from  it; — n-s 

nerli  sqperseded  bj  indigo. — Ritn  (Asa  {weld.) 
WoDANiuif,    Wo-da-ni-um,    n.    {Min.)  a  male- 

abl  metal,  ov  a  bronz-yelo  kulor;  ekstrakted  from 

a  spejez  ov  pirjt. 
WoDE,  Wod,  a.  mad.    [Lokal,  Igg.]  Se  (  Wood.) 
Woden,   W<5-den,  n.   an  Agglo-Sakson  diviniti, 

konsiderd  az  korespondig  tu  de  M^rkq,ri  ov  de 

Grcks  and  Romanz; — sumtjmz  eroneusli  konsid- 
erd jdentikal  wid  {Odin.) 


Woe,  Wo,  n.  gref;  soro;  mizeri;  kalamiti;  a  kurs; 

a  denunjiajon  ov  kalamiti. — It  iz  ofn  yn,zd  in 

denunjiajonz,    ico   be;   or   in   eksklamajonz   ov 

soro,  ICO  iz,  anjentli,  wo  umri;  az,  "Wo  wurt 

de." — Ritn  elso  {wo.) 
Woebegone,  W6-be-gon,  a.  fq,r  gon  in  wo;  veri 

sad;  overhwelmd  wid  soro. 
Woe-weaeied,  W6-we-rid,  a.  tjrd  •5t  wid  wo, 
WoFUL,    W(j-t'ul,  a.  ful  ov  wo;  soroful;  mom- 

ful:  kalamitus:aflikted;doIful;  lameDtabl;reqed. 
WoFULLY,    Wu)-ful-i,    ad.    sorofuli;    mornfuli; 

reqedli. 
WoFULNESS,  Wo-ful-nes,  n.  mizeri;  kalamiti. 
Wold,    »V'old,  n.  a  plan,  opn  kuntri;  d'snz. 
Wolf,    Wulf,  n.  a  iets  wild  animal,  ov  de  dog 

kjud; — eni  tig  ravenus  er  destruktiv; — a  korosir 

uiser. 
Wolf-dog,  Wulf-dog,  n.  a  Iqrj  kjnd  ov  dog,  ov 

several  varietiz;  a  dog  kept  tu  gqrd  Jep;  a  spejes 

ov  dug,  de  ofsprig  ov  a  wulf  and  a  dog. 
Wolf-fish,  Wulf-fiJ,  n.  a  vorajus  kjnd  ov  fij. 
Wolfish,  Wtilf-iJ,  a.  rezemblig  a  wulf;  ravenus. 
WoLFiSHLY,  Wulf-iJ-li,  ad.  Ijk  a  wulf. 
Wolf-.vet,   Wulf-net,   n.   a   net  dat  taks  grat 

numberz. 
Wolfeam,    Wol-fram,    n.    {3Iin.)  a.  nativ  tug- 

stat  ov  jurn  and  magganes,  keld  elso  rok-led. 
Wolf'sbane,    Wulfs-ban,   n.   a  jenus  ov  hqrdi, 

narkotik,  and  pffznus  plants;  akonjt. 
Wolf  s  claw,  Wulfs-kle,  n.  a  plant. 
Wolf's-milk,  Wiilfs-milk,  74.  an  erb. 
Wolfs  PEACH,  Wulfs-peq,  n.  a  plant. 
Wolkonskoit,    Wol-kon-skert,    n.    {Min.)    an 

amerfus,  grenij,  frajil  mineral. 
Wollastonite,  W61-as-ton-jt,  n.  {Min.)  a  spejez 

ov  piizmatik  ojjt;  a  silikat  ov  Ijm. 
WoLVEEENE,    Wul-ver-e'n,  n.  {Zool.)  de  glutn. 
WoLvisH,  Wulv-iJ,*  a.  wulfij. 
Woman,   Wum-an,  «.,  pi.  Wim-en;  de  femal  ov 

de  hitman  ras;  an  addlt   femal,  az  distiggwijt 

from  u  qild  er  gerl; — a  femal  atendant  on  a  per- 
son ov  ragk.  [wuman. 
Woman,  Wum-an,  v.  t.  tu  mak  pljant,  Ijk  a 
Woma\-boen,  Wtam-an-bern,  a.  beru  ov  wuman. 
WoMAXED,  Wum-and,*  a.  yunjted  wida  wuman. 
WoMAN-HATEE,  Wiim-an-hat-er,  n.  wun  hO)  haz 

an  averjon  tu  de  femal  seks. 
Womanhood,    Wtim-an-hud,    n.    de   karakter, 

Stat,  er  kolektiv  kwolitiz  ov  a  wuman. 
Womanish,  Wum-an-iJ,  a.  si^^tabl  tu  a  wuman; 

havig  de  kwolitiz  ov  a  wuman. 
Womanishly,  Wtim-an-iJ-li,  ad.  in  a  wumanij 

maner. 
WoMANisHNESS,    Wifim-an-iJ-nes,   n.    de  stat  er 

kwoliti  ov  beig  wumanij. 
Womanize,  Wiim-an-jz,  v.  t.  tu  mak  wumanij; 

tu  wuman;  tu  sofn. 
Womankind,    Wtam-an-kjnd,  n.   de  femal  seks; 

de  ra-i  ov  wimen;  wimen  kolektivli. 
WoMANLESS,  Wtim-an-les,  a.  destitq,t  ov  wimen. 
Womanlike,  Wum-an-ljk,    a.    Ijk    a    wuman; 


ijii 
[bei 


wumanli.  [beig  wumanli. 

Womanliness,  Wtim-an-li-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
Womanly,  Wum-an-li,   a.    bekumig  a  wuman; 

sqtig  a  wuman;    feminin;   not  maskqlic:    not 

qjidij.  [wuman. 

Womanly,  Wum-an-li,   ad.    in   de  maner  ov  a 
WoMAN-TiEED,  Wum-an-tjrd,  a.  hen-pekt. 
Womb,  Wiom, «.  de  plasov  de  fetus  in  de  muder; 

— de  plas  hwens  eni  tig  iz  prodi^st;  de  beli;  eni 

kaviti. 
Wombat,  Wombat,  n.  {Zool.)  a  bdroig  kw64- 

rmped  ov  Ostralya. 
Womby,  Wflbm-i,  a.  kapajus.  [man.) 

Women,  Wim-en,  n.  pi.  ov  Wuman.     Se  (  Wb- 
Won,  Wun,  i.  and  p.  from  Win.    Se  {Win.) 


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WONDEE,  Wun-der,  f.  i.  tu  bg  struk  wid:  admi- 

rajon  er  wunder;  tia   be  surprjzd;— tu  dist;  az, 

'•i  u-under  hweder  he  wil  be  her." 
Wonder,  Wiin-der,  n.  de  stat  ov  mind  prodi^st 

bj  sumtig  nil,  stranj,  unekspekted,  and  surprjzii); 

adinira/on;  astonijment;  amazment;  kez  ov  wun- 
der: sumtiij   wunderful  er  stranj;  a  prodiji;  a 

mqrvel;  a  mirakl. 
Wo.VDEREK,  Wiin-dor-er,  n.  wun  ho)  wunderz. 
Wonderful,  Wdn-der-ful,  a.   admirabl;    stranj; 

astonijiij;  amaziij;  surprjzig;  rnqrvelus;  ekstrer- 

dinari. 
Wonderfully,  Wiin-der -ful-i,  arf.  in  a  wunder- 
ful inaner  er  degrg. 
WoNDERKULNESS,  Wun-der-ful-nes,  71.  destatov 

bsiij  wunderful. 
Wonderment,   Wiin-der-ment,    n.    astonijment; 

amazment;  wunderful  aperans;  wunder. 
WONDEROUS.  Wun-der-us,  a.   Se  <  Wondwvs.) 
Wonderstruck,  Wi'm-der-struk,  a.  amazd. 
Wonder-worker,  Wdn-der-wurk-er,  n.  a.  per- 

fei-mer  ov  wunderz.  [wunderz. 

Wonder-working,   Wdn-der-wurk-ii),   a.    da)ig 
Wondrous,  Wdn-drus,    a.    admirabl;   mqrvelus; 

wunderful.  [maner. 

WONDROUSLY,  Wun-drus-li,  ad.  in  a  wunderful 
Wondrousness,  Wdn-drus-nes,  «.  ds  kwoliti  ov 

bsig  wundrus. 
Wont,  Wunt,  v.  i.  {i.  wunt;  fs.  wuntii),  wunt  er 

wunted:]  tia  be  akdstomd;  tu  yi^z;  tu  be  yq,zd. 

"He  iz  wvnt,  er  he  iz  ivuiitei." 
Wont,  Wunt,  n.  kustom;  habit;  yt^s. 
Wont,  Wont,  or  Wunt,  a  kontrakjon  ov  wud  not; 

yq^zd  fer  wil  not. — In  Nq,  Iggland,  komonli  pro- 

n^nst  zvimt. 
Wonted,  Wdnt-ed,  a.   akdstomd;  yt^zd;  yq,3q,al. 
Wontedness,  Wdnt-ed-nes,  ti.   ds  stat  ov  bEig 

wunted. 
Wontless,  Wdnt-les,  a.  unakustomd;  uny^giial. 
Woo,  Woo,  v.  t.  tu  kort;  tu  solisit  in  luv;   tu 

kort  solisitusli. 
Woo,  Wa>,  ^'.  i.  tu  kort;  tu  mak  luv. 
Wood,  Wud,  n.  a  Iqrj  and  tik  kolekjon  ov  trsz;  a 

forest; — in  dis  sens  komonli  yi^zd  in  dE  pli],ral; — 

&z  hqrdest  produkt  ov  veJEtaJon,  egzistig  intrez, 

and  inklnded  widin  ds  bqrk;  de   substans  ov 

trez;  timber;  fii,el.  [stembot. 

Wood,  Wud,  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  suplj  wid  wud,  az  a 
Wood-anemone.  Wud-a-nem-o-ne,  n.  a  plant. 
Wood-ashes,  Wtid-aJ-ez,  n.  ajez  mad  ov  wud. 
Woodbind,  Wiid-bjnd,  n.  sam  az  loudhin. 
Woodbine,  Wud-bjn,  n.  a  fliserig,   parasitikal 

plant  er  Jrub;  hdnisukl. 
WooDBiRD,  Wud-berd,  n.  a  berd  ov  de  wudz. 
WooDCHAT,  Wud-Qat,  n.  a   berd  rezemblig  de 

buqer-berd.  [wudz. 

WooDCHOiR,  Wiid-kwjr,  n.   de   sogsterz  ov   de 
WooDCHUCK,  Wud-quk,  n.  {Zool.)  a  smel  kwod- 

nnped  dat  buroz  in  dE  grsnd;  dE  mqrmot. 
WoOD-cOAL,  Wud-kol,  n.  kol  mad  ov  wud;  qqr- 

kol.  [duns. 

Woodcock,  Wiid-kok,  n.    a  mjgratori   berd;  a 
WOODCEACKER,  Wud-krak-er,  n.  a  berd. 
Wood-ceickkt,  Wud-krik-ct,  n.  an  insekt. 
Woodculver,  Wud-kul-vcr,  n.  wud-pijon. 
WoOD-cuT,  Wud-kut,  n.  an  engravig  on  wud;  a 

print  er  impres  from  suq  an  engravig.        [wud. 
Wood-cuttee,    Wud-kut-er,    n.    wun  ha>  kuts 
Wood-dove,  Wuid-duv,  n.  a  spsjez  ov  pijon. 
Wood-deink,  Wiid-drigk,  n.  a  dekokjon  er  in- 

fq,3on  ov  mEdisinal  wudz,  az  sasafras. 
Wooded,  Wiid-ed,  a.  supljd  er  kuverd  wid  vfud. 
Wooden,  Wud-n,  a.  mad  ov  wud:  konsistig  ov 

wud;  ligneus;  klumzi;  ekward. 
WooD-KNQEAViNO,  Wud-eu-grav-ig,   n.   de  qrt 
ov  engravig  on  wud. 


WooDENSPOON,  Wud-n-spoon,  n.  a  term  apljd  tu 
de  last  Jn,nyor  optim  in  de  Yq,niversiti  ov  Kam- 
brij,  in  Iggland.  [wurm. 

WooDFRETTER,  Wud-f ret-er, »,.  an  insekt;  a  wud 

WoOD-GOD,  Wuil-god,  ?i.  a  pretended  silvan  deiti. 

Wood-grouse,  Wud-gr^s,  ?i.  a  berd;  de  kok-ov- 
de-mTsnten. 

Wood-hole,  Wud-hol,  ?i.  a  plas  hwsir  wud  iz 
lad  up.  [wud. 

Woodhouse,  Wud-h'ss,  n.  a  hiss,  er  reseptaki,  fer 

Woodiness,  Wud-i-nes,  w.  de  stat  ov  beig  vvudi. 

Woodland,  Wtid-land,  n.  gr^nd  kuverd  wid 
wudz.  [van. 

Woodland,  Wud-land,  a.  relatig  tu  wudz;  sil- 

Wood-laek,  Wud-lqrk,  n.  a  melodius  sert  ov 
Iqrk. 

WooDLOCK,  Wud-lok,  71.  {JVaut.y  a  spejEz  ov  tik 
stuf  filed  on  de  ruder  ov  a  Jip,  tu  kep  it  diSD. 

Wood-louse,  Wud-l'ss,  n.  an  insekt;  mikped. 

Woodman,  Wud-man,     )  n.   a   forest   ofiser,  in 

Woodsman,  Wudz-man,  (  Iggland; — a  forester; 
wun  hiD  felz  timber; — a  sportsman;  a  hunter. 

WooDMONGER,  Wiid-mug-ger,  n.  a.  wud-seler. 

Wood-moss,  Wud-mos,  n.  mos  groig  on  wud. 

WooDMOTE,  Wud-mot,  n.  {Law)  an  anjent  for- 
est kort. 

WooD-NiGHTSHADE,  Wtid-njt-Jad,  n.  a  plant. 

WooDNOTE,  Wtid-not,  n.  a  wjld,  mij^zikal  not. 

Wood-nymph,  Wud-nimf,  n.  a  fabld  godes  ov 
de  wudz.  [de  eltar. 

WooD-OFFERiNG,  Wud-6f-er-ig,  n.  wud  burnt  on 

Wood-opal.  Wud-o-pal,  n.  {Jlin.}  an  opaljzd 
kwerts,  f-snd  in  varius  vejetabl  fermz. 

WoODPECK,  Wud-pek,  n.  wudpeker. 

Woodpeckee,  Wud-pek-er,  n.  a  berd,  ov  meni 
spejez,  dat  peks  intu  de  trugks  ov  trez,  in  serq 
ov  insekts.  [duv. 

WoODPiGEON,  Wiid-pij-on,  n.  a  wjld  pijon;  rig- 

WooDPiLE,  Wiid-pjl,  n.  a  pjl  ov  wud  fer  burnig. 

WoODREEVE,  Wlad-rev,  71.  wun  hoo  haz  de  k^r  ov 
wudz.  [bestos. 

WooD-ROCK,  Wifid-rok,  n.  {Min.}  a  kind  ov  as- 

WooDROOF,  Wiid-ruf,  n.  an  erb. 

WooD-RUSH,  Wtad-ruJ,  n.  a  jenus  ov  plants. 

WooDSAGE,  Wtid-saj,  n.  a  perenial  plant. 

WooDSARE,  Wiid-sqr,  n.  frot  f-snd  on  plants. 

WooDSERE,  Wud-ser,  n.  de  tjm  hwen  d^r  iz  no 
sap  in  de  tre. 

WooD-soKREL,  Wtad-sor-el,  n.  a  jenus  ov  plants. 

WooDSTONE,  Wiad-ston,  n.  petrifjd  wud;  a  spe- 
jez ov  hern-ston. 

Wood-tin,  Wiid-tin,  n.  an  opak,  fjbrus,  and 
n6dyq,lar  varjeti  ov  oksid  ov  tin, ova  bnsn  kulor. 

Woodward,  Wiid-ward,*  n.  a  forester;  a  land- 
rev,  [dwerf-broim. 

Wood-wax,  Wtad-waks,  n.  a  plant,  gren-wed,  er 

Wood-work,  Wud-wurk,».  wurk  fermd  ov  wud; 
a  fram  er  pqrt  ov  q  bildig  fermd  ov  wud. 

Woodworm,  Wud-wurm,  ti.  a  wurm  bred  in  wud. 

Woody,  Wud-i,  a.  abundig  wid  wud;  konsistig 
ov  wud;  wudn;  ligneus;  rslatig  tu  wudz;  sil- 
van. 

Woody-nightshade,  Wiid-i-njt-Jad,  w.  a  plant; 
wud-njtjad. 

Wooer,  Wdb-er,  n.  wun  hot)  korts  a  wuman;  a 
sqtor;  a  luver. 

WooK,  Wmf,  n.  de  seriez  ov  tredz  dat  run  bredt- 
wjz,  and  so  kros  de  werp;  de  weft;— teksty^r; 
klot. 

Wooing,  W(f)-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  kortig  er  solisitig. 

WooiNGLY,  W(f)-ig-li,  ad.  plezigli;  so  az  tu  invjt 

Wool,  Wul,  /i.  de  f|n  bar  er  fles  ov  Jep,  and  ov 

sum  ader  animalz;  eni  Jert,  tik  h^r. 
Wool-ball,  Wtal-bel,  n.  a  bel  ov  wul. 
Wool-bearing,  Wiil-bv-ifl.  a.  prodnsijj  wal. 


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Wool-comber,  Wiil-kom-er,  n.  wun  hmz  biznes 
it  iz  tu  kom  wul.  [ig  wuil. 

WooL-coMBi.vG,  Wial-kom-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  kom- 

WoOLD,  Wii)ld,  V.  t.  {Naut.)  tia  wind  a  rop,  az 
ab-st  Q  mast  er  yqrd;  tu  fasn  bj  w'jndig  and  in- 
tertwjniij.  [wul. 

WooLFEL.  Wiil-fel,  n.   a  skin  not  stript  ov  de 

Wool-gathering,  Wtil-gad-er-ii),  n.  a  yi^sles 
pursii,t  er  dezjn. 

WooLLED,  Wuld,  a.  havig  wul; — yti,zd  in  kom- 
pozijon;  az,  "fin-touW." 

Woollen,  Wiil-en,  a.  mad  ov  wul;  konsistig  ov 
wul:— kors;  ov  litl  valyq. 

Woollen,  Wul-en,  n.  klodz  mad  ov  wul;  wulen 
gudz. 

Woollen-drapee,  Wul-en-dra-per,  n.  a  deler 
in  wulen  gudz. 

WooLLENETTE,  Wul-en-et,  n.  a  tin  wulen  stuf. 

Woolliness,  Wul-i-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  belt)  wuli. 

WoOLLT,  Wul-i,  a.  klodd  er  kuverd  wid  wul: 
kon3i--tig  ov  wul;  rezeinblii)  wul. 

WooLMAS,  Will-man,  n.  a  deler  in  wul. 

Wool-pack,  Wul-pak,  w.  a  paker  bundl  ovwul. 

Woolpacker,  Wul-pak-er,n.  wun  hoo  paks  wul. 

Wool-sack,  Wul-sak,  n.  a  bag,  sak,  er  bundl  ov 
wul:  eni  tig  bulki  and  lit. — {Lawy  de  set  ov  de 
lerd-qanselor  ov  Iggland,'  and  ov  as  jujez  in  dg 
Hiss  ov  L^rdz. 

Wool-staple.  Wul-sta-pl,  n.  a  mqrket  for  wul. 

Wool-stapler,  Wul-sta-pler,  n.  a  holsal  deler 
in  wul;  a  sorter  ov  wul. 

WooLWARD,  Wiil-ward,  ad.  in  wul. 

Wool  winder,  Wul-wind-er,  n.  a  paker  ov  wul. 

Woop,  Wldp,  n.  a  spejez  ov  berd. 

Woos,  W(0-,  n.  se-wed;  an  erb. 

WooTZ,  WiJQts,  71..  a  spejez  ov  stel,  imported  from 
Bsngel,  muq  valyqd  far  sum  kutig  instnDments. 

Word,  Wurd,  n.  an  oral  eksprejon  ov  tat;  an  qr- 
tibyqlat  sund;  a  signifikant  pqrt  ov  speq,  kon- 
sistig  ov  wun  or  mor  silablz; — tek;  diskors; — dis- 
pi\t;  verbal  kontenjon: — laggwaj:  livii)  speq;  — 
promis;  signal;  toko:  order;  ak'snt; — tjdiijz; 
mesaj: — deklarajon;  purpus  eksprest;  afermajon: 
— Skxiptyqr;  de  wurd  ov  God,  aplid  tu  de  Re- 
demer  er  Savyor  ov  de  wurld,  Jo/i  i. — d  kom- 
psnd  wurd  iz  a  wurd  fermd  ov  tco  er  mor  simpl 
wurdz:  az  tourd-huk,  peii-nff. 

Word,  Wurd,  v.  t.  tu  ekspres  in  wurdz;  tu  stjl: 
tu  fraz;— tu  afekt  bj  meni  wurdz;  tu  overp-yer 
bj  wurdz. 

Word,  Wurd,  v.  i.  tu  dispv^t.  [Jonari. 

Word-book,  Wdrd-buk,  n.  a  vokabyqlari;  a  dik- 

WoRD  catcher,  Wdrd-kaq-er,  n.  wun  hcb  kavilz 
at  wurdz. 

WoRDER,  Wtird-er,*  n.  a  speker. 

Wordiness.  Wurd-i-nes, ».  de  stat  ov  beig  wurdi. 

WoRDiSH,  Wiird-iJ,*  a.  ful  ov  wurdz:  wurdi. 

WoRDiSHXESS,  Wdrd-iJ-nes,w.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
wurdi. 

Wordless,  Wdrd-les,  a.  sjlent;  wid-st  wurdz. 

Wordy,  Wdrd-i,  a.  ab-^ndig  in  wurdz:  verbos. 

Wore,  Wor,  i.  from  Wq^r.     Se  (  Wear.y 

Work,  Wurk,  r.  i.  \i.  wurkt  or  rat,  ps.  wurkir), 
wurkt  or  ret:]  tu  be  in  akjon  er  mojon:  tu  mjiv 
wid  labor  tu  sum  end;  tu  be  emplord;  tu  labor; 
tu  tffl;  tu  akt;  tu  kari  on  operajonz;  tu  operat 
az  a  manyqfaktyqrer;  tu  operat:  tu  hav  efekt; 
tu  obtan  bj  dilijens; — tu  akt  internali;  tu  fer- 
ment, az  a  likwid; — in  dis  sens  de  regyt^lar  ferm 
iz  elwaz  yn,zd. 

Work,  Wurk,  r.  t.  tu  mak  er  farm  bj  labor;  tu 
prQd43  bj  labor;  tu  efekt  bj  labor  in  sum  par- 
tikyn,lar  maner;  tia  manaj,  in  a  stat  ov  moJon: 
tu  put  intu  moJon:  tu  put  tu  labor;  tu  egzert. 
— Tu  wurk  st,  tu  efekt;  tu  efas. — Tu  wurk  up, 
tu  raz;  tii  ekspend,  az  materialz. 


Work,  Wurk,  n.  teU  labor;  emplffment;  oky^pa- 
Jon;  operajon;  de  akt  ov  wun  hoD  wurks;  produk- 
Jon  ov  wun  boo  wurks;  de  produktovde  labor  ov 
de  haudz  er  ov  de  mind;  a  Hterari  produkjon;  a 
perfermans;  a  pes  ov  mekanizm;  eni  fabrik;  eni 
tig  mad; — efekt;  manajment. — Tu  set  on  wurk, 
tu  emplff;  tu  engaj. 

Workable,  Wdrk-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  wurkt;  ka- 
pabl  ov  wurkig. 

Work-bag,  Wdrk-bag,  n.  a  bag  tu  kontan  nedl 
wurk,  &s. 

Work-day,  Wurk-da,  n.  a  da  for  wurk;  a  wurk- 
ig-da,  not  Sunda. 

Worker,  Wdrk-er,  n.  he  er  dat  hwiq  wurks. 

Work-fellow,  Wdrk-fel-o,  n.  a  felo-laborer. 

Workfolk,  Wdrk-fok,     )         7    i  u    •  , 

WoRKFOLKs,  Wdrk-foks,  i  "-r'^-  l*^o"fl  P^Pl- 

Workhouse,  Wdrk-b-ss,  n.  a  hss  for  wurk;  a 
manyufaktori;  a  h'ss  fer  penitenjal  labor;  a  h'ss 
fer  de  p(Jt)r,  hwq,r  si^tabl  labor  iz  furnijt;  an 
qmz-h'ss.  [tajon. 

Working,  Wdrk-ig,/i.  moJon;  operajon; — fermen- 

Working-day,  Wurkig -da,  n.  a  da  on  hwiq  labor 
iz  permited:  not  de  Sabat: — a.  komon:  kors. 

Working-house,  Wdrk-ig-h-ss,  n.  a  wurkhijs. 

Workman,  Wdrk-man,  n.,  pi.  Wdrk-men;  an  qr- 
tifiser;  amekanik;  wunskild  in  sum  manyi],fakt- 
yiyig  labor. 

Workmanlike,  Wdrk-man-Ijk,  a.  skilful;  wel 
performd. 

WoRKMANLY,  Wdrk-man-li,  a.  skilful;  wel  per- 
fe.ind:  wurkmmljk. 

WoRKMANLY,  Wurk-man-H,  ad.  in  a  maner  be- 
kumig  a  wurkman. 

Workmanship,  Wdrk-man-Jip,  n.  de  skil  er  qrt 
ova  wurkman:  manyii,faktyt^r;  qrt;  deksteriti. 

Workmastee,  Wurk-mas-ter,  n.  a  performer  or 
eni  wurk. 

Workshop,  Wdrk-Jop,  n.  a  plas  hw%r  a  wurk- 
man er  mekanik  kariz  on  hiz  wurk. 

Workwoman,  Wdrk-wum-an,  n.  a  wuman  skild 
in  nedl-wurk: — a  wuman  hiD  wurks. 

WoRKY-DAY,  Wdrk-i-da,t  a.  [kordpted  from 
W(trkij-da;]  a  da  not  de  Sabat. 

World,  Wurld,  ri.  de  sistem  ov  kreated  beigz 
and  tigz:  de  kolektiv  idea  ov  el  bodiz; — wun  sis- 
tem ov  de  hoi: — manz  senov  akJon; — de  ert;  de 
terakweus  glob; — prezent  stat  ov  egzistens;  a 
sekyqlar  Ijf;  publik  ijf: — de  publik: — biznes  ov 
lif;  trubl  ov  lif:  de  interests,  empltjrments,  or 
ple;^qrzov  Ijf;— de  hqmanras:  mankind: — a  grat 
multitq,d;  a  grat  meni:  az,  "91  de  wurld  no  it;" 
— kors  ov  Ijf;  yqniversal  empjr; — de  manerz  ov 
men;  de  praktis  ov  Ijf: — hwot  de  wurld  kontanz; 
a  wjd  kumpas  ov  tigz; — eni  Iqrj  pqrt  ov  de  ert; 
az,  "de  old  wurld,"  "de  nq,  lourld;" — a  kolekjon 
ov  wunderz;  a  wander: — tjm,  a  sens  orijinali 
.Sakson,  n*  onii  yqzd  in  de  fraz  wurld  widst 
end. — In  de  wurld,  in  posibiliti.— /er  el  de 
wurld,  egzaktli;  entjrli.  [de  wurld. 

World-hardened,  Wurld-hqrd-nd,  a.  hqrdnd  bj 

Worldliness,  Wdrld-li-nes,  n.  de  slat  ov  beig 
wurldli. 

Worldling,  Wdrld-lig,  n.  wun  devoted  tu  de 
wurld,  or  wurdli  gan. 

Worldly,  Wdrld-li,  a.  relat'g  tu  dis  wurld:  de- 
voted tu  dis  wurld,  tu  de  neglekt  ov  de  lif  tu 
kum.  temporal:  sekyqlar. 

Worldly,  Wurld-li,  ad.  wid  relajon  tu  de  wurld. 

Worldly-minded,  Wdrld-li-mind-ed,  a.  atentiv 
qrfli  tu  dis  wurld. 

WoRLDLY-MiNDEDNESS,  Wurld-H-mind-ed-nes,  n. 
atenjon  tu  dis  wurld.  [?rt. 

World-sharer,  Wdrld-J^r-er,  n.  a  J^rer  ov  de 

World-wearied,  Wdrld-we-rid,  a.  tjrd  ov  de 
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Worm,  Warm,  n.  eni  smal,  krepii)  animal,  eder 
entjrii  wid-st  fst,  er  wid  veri  Jart  wunz;  a  smol, 
bqrmles  serpent  dat  livz  in  de  erfc; — an  animal 
,  bred  in  de  bodi; — At  animal  dat  spinz  silk;  a 
'  silkwurm; — a  destriiktiv  grub;  an  insekt; — sum- 
tiij  tormentip;— eni  tii)  vermikyi],lated  or  turnd 
riind; — eni  tir)  spjral,  az  At  tredz  ov  skrcDz,  hwen 
biger  dan  kan  be  mad  in  skro)  plats; — a  mem- 
bran  er  ligament  under  At  tug  ov  a  dog. 

Worm,  Wurm,  v.  i.  tu  wurk  sloli,  sekretli,  and 
gradyn,ali. 

Worm,  Wurm,  v.  t.  tu  drjy  bj  slo  and  sekret 
mgnz,  az  bj  Q  skrco;  tu  kut  (from  a  dog)  a  lig- 
ament keld  At  wurm. 

Worm-eaten,  Wiirm-et-n,  a.  tin  bj  wurmz;  old. 

WoRMEATENNESS,  Wurm-Et-n-nes,  n.  Az  stat  ov 
bgir)  wurm-etn;  rotnnes.  [Ijna  piijk. 

Worm -GRASS,  Wiirm-gras,  n.  a  plant;  At  Karo- 

WoRM-HOLE,  Wiirm-hol,».  a  hoi  mad  bj  a  wurm. 

Worm-seed,  Wiirm-ssd,  n.  a  plant. 

WoRMUL,  Wiir-mul,  n.  a  werbl  in  katl;  wernil. 

Wormwood,  Wiirm-wud,  n.  a  biter  plant,  namd 
from  its  supozd  vertyix  tu  kil  wurmz  in  de  bodi. 

Wormy,  Wdrm-i,a.  ful  ov  wurmz;  erti;  groveliij. 

WoR.v,  Worn.  /).  from  Wur.—  Worn  st,  kwjt  kon- 
si'ynd.     Se  (  Wear.) 

WoRNAL,  Wer-nal,  j  n.    a  tt^mor  on  de  bak  ov 

WORNIL,  Wor-nil,  i  katl,  oka^ond  bj  an  insekt 
dat  puflktyqrz  de  skin;  pukerij. 

WoRN-ouT,  Worn--8t,  a.  destrffd  er  mug  injq,rd 
bj  wjir;  trjt.  [ments. 

Worrier,  Wur-i-er,  n.    wun  hot)  wuriz   er   tor- 

WoRRY,  Wdr-i,  V.  t.  tu  tq,r  er  maggl,  az  a  best 
majiglz  its  pra;  tu  haras  or  perseki^t  brootali;  tu 
torment:  tu  tez. 

Worse,  Wurs,  a.  de  komparativ  ov  J>Bd;  [poz. 
bad,  hoi/ij}.  wurs,  siiperl.  wurst;]  mor  bad; 
mor  il. 

Worse,  Wurs,  ad.  in  a  wurs  maner. 

Worse,  Wurs,  n.  sumtii)  les  gud;  de  los;  not  de 
advdntaj;  not  de  beter;  az,  "He  woz  put  tu 
de  tours." 

Worse,  Wurs,*  v.  t.  tu  put  tu  disadvdntaj. 

Worsen,  Wurs-n,*  v.  t.  tu  mak  wurs;  tu  obtan 
advdntaj  ov. 

Worsen,  Wurs-n,  v.  i.  tu  gro  wurs. 

WoRSER,  Wurs-er,  a.  a  bc^rbarizm  fer  iviirs. 

Worship,  Wdr-Jip,  n.  digniti;  eminens;  ekselens; 
a  tjtl  ov  onor  adrest  tu  personz  ov  ragk  er  sta- 
Jon,  and  espejali  tia  majistrats;  in  uder  kasez, 
ofn  a  term  ov  jronikal  respekt;  onor  pad;  respekt; 
sivil  deferens;  submisiv  respekt; — adorajon;  re- 
lij  us  akt  ov  revereas. 

Worship,  Wdr-Jip,  «.  t.  tu  ador;  tu  onor  er  ven- 
erat  wid  relijus  rjts; — tu  rever;  tu  respekt;  tu 
onor;  tu  tret  wid  sivil  reverens. 

Worship,  Wur-Jip,  v.  i.  tu  perform  akts  ov  ad- 
orajon. [Jipt. 

WoRSHiPABLE,  Wur-Jip-a-bl,  a.  dat  ma  be  wur- 

WoRSHiPFUL,  Wiir-Jip-ful,  a.  klamii)  respekt; 
entjtld  tu  respekt  er  onor;  venerabl.  It  iz  an 
epitet  ofn  aplid  tu  personz  ov  raijk  er  ofis;  and 
ofn  ynzd  ironikali. 

WoRSHiPFULLT,  Wur-Jip-ful-i,  ad.   respektfuli. 

WoRSHiPFULXESS,  Wdr-Jip-ful-nes,  n.  At  kwoliti 
ov  belt)  wurjipful. 

Worshipper,  Wur-Jip-er,  n.  wun  hco  wurjips. 

Worst,  Wurst,  a.  sq^perlativ  ov  Bad;  bad  in  de 
hjost  degre.     Se  {Had.} 

Worst,  Wurst,  n.  de  most  kalamitus  er  wiked 
stHt;  ds  utmost  hjt  er  degre  ov  eni  tig  il. 

Worst,  Wurst,  v.  t.  tu  put  tu  disadvdntaj;  tu 
defet;  tu  overtrtf). 

Worsted,  Wurst-ed,  n.  [from  {  Wornted,)  a  t'sn 
in  Narfok,  Iggland;]  yqrii  spun  from  komd  wul; 
wulen  yqrn  twisted  hqrder  dan  ordiuari. 


Wort,  Wurt,  n.  orijinali,  a  jeneral  nam  fer  au 
erb,  and  stil  so  fer  meni  hwen  yi^zd  in  kompo- 
zijon;  az,  Yw^rwurt; — a  plant  ov  de  kabaj  kjndj 
• — unfermented  ber  er  likor;  At  fermentabl  infi^,- 
^on  ov  molt  er  gran. 

Worth,  er  Wurth,  Wurt,*  r.  t.  tu  betjd;  tu 
hapn  tu; — yn,zd  onli  in  de  antikwated  fraz,  "Wo 
wurt  At  da!" 

Worth,  Wurt,  n.  de  valyn  ov  eni  tig;  prjs;  r^t; 
— At  kwoliti  ov  a  tig  hwiq  renderz  it  yn,sful; 
dezert;  merit;  ekselens;  vertyi]^;  impertans. 

Worth,  Wurt,  a.  ekwal  in  prjs  tu;  ekwal  in  val- 
y\\  tu;  dezervig  ov,  eder  in  a  gud  er  b  id  sens; 
ekwal  in  pozejonz  tu.  It  baz  At  konstrukjon  ov 
a  prepozijun,  az  it  admits  de  objektiv  kas  after 
it,  wid'st  an  intervenig  prepozijon;  az,  "3e  buk 
iz  ivurt  a  dular." 

Worthily,  Wur-di-li,  ad.  in  a  wurdi  er  proper 
maner;  sqtabli:  dezervedli;  justli. 

Worthiness,  Wdr-di-nes,  n.  At  stat  ov  beig 
wurdi;  dezert;  merit;  ekselens;  digniti. 

Worthless,  Wdrt-les,  a.  havig  no  wurt  er  val- 
y\\:  yi^sles;  vjl;  has:  despikabl. 

Woethlessnes's,  Wdrt-les-nes,  n.  wont  ov  wurt 
er  ekselens;  wont  ov  digniti;  wont  ov  valyi|. 

Worthy,  Wdr-di,  a.  havig  wurt  er  vertyiy  hav- 
ig merit  er  dezert;  dezervig,  eder  gud  er  il;  si^t- 
abl;— meritorius;  estimabl;  ekselent;  valyvi,abl; 
nobl;  ilustrius. 

Worthy,  Wdr-di,  n.  a  man  ov  wurt,  merit,  er 
valor.  3e  iA7«  PFi^?'<fisov  de  wurld,  so  repn,ted, 
qr  klast  bj  R.  Burton  az  foloz:  (Hector,  Alexan- 
der, Julius  Caesar,)  {Jentih;'J  (Joshua,  David, 
Judas  Maccabseus,)  (Jiiz;)  (Arthur,  Charlem- 
agne, and  Godfrey  of  Bouillon,)  (  Kristyanz. ) 

Worthy,  Wdr-di,*  v.  t.  tu  render  wurdi;  tu 
egzolt. 

Wot,  Wot,*  v.  t.  and  i.  tu  no;  tu  be  aw4r.  It 
iz  elso  de  preterit  or  de  obsolet  verb  tu  wet; 
and  iz  yti,zd  bj  old  etorz  bot  in  de  prezent  and 
imperfekt  tensez.     Se  (  Weet.} 

Wote,  Wot,  V.  de  sam  az  toot.  Se  (  Wot)  and 
(  Weet.y 

Would,  Wud,  v.  egzilyari  and  defektiv;  impljig 
inklinajon,  wij,  er  dezjr.  It  iz  regqrded  az  de 
preterit  ov  wil,  and  iz  yi^zd  tu  form  de  past  tens 
ov  de  potenjal  mcDd;  but  it  iz  Ijkwjz  yq,zd  in  de 
kondijonal  prezent  tens.  "He  wtdd  hav  pad  dc 
bil  yesterda,  if  he  had  bin  abl;"  "He  wud  pa  it 
ws,  if  he  kud."  In  de  farmer  instaus,  ivud  iz 
yt^zd  in  de  past  tens;  and  in  At  later,  in  de  kon- 
dijonal prezent. 

Wud  iz  ynzd  in  a  partikyq,lar  maner  tu  eks- 
pres  a  wiJ  er  pr^er,  az  in  de  frazez  wud  God, 
tvwd  tu  God,  wud  tu  Rem,  or  simpli  wud;  az, 
"  Wud  God  j  had  djd  for  Ai,  o  Absalom;" 
"  Wud  tu  God  yd)  kud  bq,r  wid  me;"  &s. 

Would-be,  Wiad-be,t  a.  wijig  tu  be;  vanli  pre- 
tendig  tu  be. 

Woulding,  Wud-ig,*  n.  mojon  ov  dezjr. 

WouLDiNGNESS,  Wvad-ig-nes,*  n.  wilignes. 

Wound,  Woond,  er  W'snd,  n.  a  hurt  givn  tu  de 
bodi  er  animal  fram  bj  vjolens;  an  injq,ri;  a  kut; 
a  slaj;  laserajon. 

Wound,  Wcond,  v.  t.  tu  hurt  de  animal  fram  bj 
vjolens:  tu  hurt;  tu  injq,r. 

Wound,  Wisnd,  i.  and  p.  from  Wjnd.  Se  (  Wind.) 

Wounded,  Wc6nd-ed,  er  W-snd-ed,  p.  a.  hurt  bj 
vjolens;  injn,rd. 

Woundee,  Wdond-er,  er  W'snd-er,  n.  wun  hoo 
wiDndz. 

Woundily,  W'snd-i-li,  ad.  eksesivli.  [Lti,di- 
krus.] 

Wounding,  Wcbnd-ig,  er  Wxnd-ig,  n.  de  inflik- 
Jon  ov  a  wiJond;  injt],ri. 

WouNDLESS,  Wi6nd-les,  a.  egzemt  from  woondz. 


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WooNDWOET,  W(f>nd-wurt,  er  W'snd-wurt,  n.  a 

jenus  ov  plants;  hej-netl. 
WouNDY,  W-snd-i,  a.  eksesiv; — a  lo,  bad  wurd; — 

an  old-fajond,  vulgar  wurd,  hwiq  folQz  ie  old- 

fnjond  pronunsiajon  ov  its  primitiv. 
Wouwou,  W's-w's,  n.  de  Sumqtran  nam  ov  de 

lorj-qrmd  ap,  {ungka-puti,  or  hyluhate.} 
Wove,  Wov,  «'.  from    Wsv.     Se  (  Weare.) 
WovEX,  W6v-n,  p.  from   Wev.     8e  (  Weave.) 
Wrack,  Rak,*  n.  de  destrukjon  ov  a  Jip  bj  windz 

er  roks:  a  renin;  a  rek; — n'S  ritn   {wreck.}     Se 

{  Wreck.) 
Wrack,  Rak,*  v.  t.  tu  dsstrff  in   de  weter;  tu 

rek:— tu  tertyx^r.     Se  (  Wreck,)  and  {Raclc.) 
Wrackful,  Rak-fial,*  a.  rooinus;  destraktiv. 
Wraik,  Kak,  n.  a  kind  ov  S8-W£d. 
Wraith,  Rat,  n.  de  aparijon  ov  a  person  ab'st  tu. 

dj;  Q  spirit;  u  gost. — [Y^^zd  in  de  Nert  ov  Igg.] 
Wrangle,  Rag-gl,  v.  i.  tia  qrgq,;  tu  dispi\,t;  tu 

dispiit  pevijli;  tu  kworel  perversli;  tu  alt«rkat; 

tu  skwobl. 
Wrangle,  Rag-gl,  n.  a  kworel;  a  pervers  dispi\t. 
Wrangler,  Rag-gler,  n.  wun  hio  ragglz;  a  per- 
vers dispvi,tant; — a  nam,  wid  de  epitet  senyor, 

givn  tu  de  stii,dent  hoo  pasez  de  best  egzamina- 

Jon  in  de  senat-hiss;  uderz  beii)  keld  sekond  rag- 

glerz,  terd  raijylerz,  &s. 
Wranglesome,  Rar)-gl-sum,  a.   kworelsum;  dis- 

puzd  tu  raijgl.     [Lokal,  Lgg.] 
Wrangling,  Kag-glig,  n.    a   dispi\t:  alterkajon. 
Wrap,  Rap,  v.  t.  [i.  and  p.  sumtjmz  {wrapt;)]  tu 

riDl  tugeder;  tu  komplikat;  tu  involv;  tu  kuver 

wid  sumtig  rold  r'snd;  tu  komprjz:  tu  kontan. 

Tu  rap  up,  tu  involv  totali.     Sumtjmz  improp- 

erli  yi^zd  for  Ud  {rap,)  tu  strjk;  tu  snaq  up. 
Wrappage,  Rap-aj,  n.  de  akt  or  menz  ov  rapir). 
Wrapper.  Rap-er,  n.  wun  hoD  raps;  dat  in  hwig 

eni  tig  iz  rapt;  an  envelop. 
Wrapping,  Rap-ig,  n.  a  kuver;  an  envelop;  dat 

in  hwiq  eni  tig  iz  rapt;  de  akt  ov  wun  ho)  raps; 

a  raper. 
Wraprascal,  Rap-ras-kal,  n.  a  grat  kot;  a  kant 

term  fiar  a  kors  uper  kot. 
Wrasse,  Ras,  n.  a  kind  ov  fij;  de  old-wjf. 
Wrath,  Rqt,  er  Ret,  n.    agger;  fq,ri;  raj;  jr;  re- 

zeniment.  [rius;  rajig. 

Wrathful,  Rqt-ful,  er  Ret-ful,  a.    aggri;  fi^- 
Wrathfully,  Rqt-ful-i,  er  Rot-ful-i,  ad.    i\\_- 

riusli:  paj.inatli. 
Wrathfulness,  Rqt-ful-nes,  er  Rot-ful-nes,  n. 

ekstrem   agger. 
Wrathless,  Rqt-les,  a.  fre  from  agger. 
Wreak,  Rek,  v.  t.  \i.  *rok,  p.  "rokn;]   tu   ekse- 

k^t  wid  agger  er  for  a  purpus  ov  venjans;  tu 

inflikt  wid  violens;  tu  revenj. 
Wreak,  Rek,'  n.  revenj;  veujans;  fi^^ri. 
Wreakfcl,  Rek-ful,*  a.  revenjful;  aggri. 
Wreakless,  Rek-les,  a.  unrevenjig:  kq,rles. 
Wreath,  Ret,  n.,  pi.  Redz;  eni  tig  kurlJ  or  twist- 
ed; a  gqrland;  a  qaplet;  an  ornamental,  twisted 

bandaj . 
Wreathe,  Red,  v.  t.  tu  interwev;  tu  enserkl,  az 

wid  a  gqrland;  tu  kurl;  tu  twist;  tu   konvolv; 

tu  on  twin: — tU  rjd. 
Wreathe,  Red,  v.  i.  tu  be  intertwjnd. 
Wreathing,  Red-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  twistig;  a  ret. 
Wreathless.  Red-les,  a.  havig  no  redz. 
Wre..thy,  Red-i,  a.  twisted:  kuverd  wid  a  ret. 
Wreck.  Rek,  n.  destruk/on  bj  beig  drivn  on  roks 

er  Juloz  at  se,  az  a  Jip;  destrukjon  bi  se:— disa- 

lilJon  bj  violens:  rdoin:  destrukjon: — a  Jip,  vescl, 

er  uder  tig  rekt:  gudz  kast  up  bj  de  se  after  a 

Jiprek:-[ded  stemz  or  gras  er  we'dz.     Liokal.] 
Wreck,  Rek,  v.  t.  tu  destrs  bi  dajig  on  roks  er 

sandz;  tu  rociin:  *tu  rek. 
Wreck,  Rek,  v.  i.  tu  safer  rek  er  riJoin. 


Wreckage,  Rek-aj,  n.  de  akt  ov  rekig;  de  rooim 

er  remanz  ov  a  vesel  dat  haz  bin  rekt. 
Wrecker,  Rek-er,  n.  wun  hoo  plunderz  veselz  dat 

qr  rekt. 
Wreckful,  Rek-ful,*  a.  kezig  rek.  [rek. 

Wreck-master,  Rek-mas-ter,  n.  a  master  ov  a 
Wren,  Ren,  n.   a   smel  perqig  berd  ov  several 

spejez. 
Wrench,  Renq,  v.  t.  tu  pul  wid  a  twist  er  wid 

violens;  tu  rest;  tu  fors;  tu   spran;  tu  stran; 

tu  distort. 
Wrench,  Renq,  n.  a.  violent  pul  er  twist:  a  spran; 

— a  skrcDig  instrooment; — [*menz  ov  kompuljon; 

sutlti.] 
Wrest,  Rest,  v.  t.  tu  twist  bj  vjolens;    tu  eks- 

tert  bj  rjdig  er  fors;   tu  tak  awa  bj  fcors;  tu. 

distort;  tu  fors;  tu  wjnd;  tu  skriD;  tu  rig;  tu 

renq. 
Wrest,  Rest,   n.   distorjon;  vjolens; — aktiv  pTjer; 

— au  instrdjment  tu  tn,n  wid; — a  pozijon  hwiq 

determinz  de  farm   ov  a  buket  in  an  overjot 

hwel. 
Wrester,  Rest-er,  n.  wun  hoo  rests. 
Wrestle,  Res-1,  v.  i.  tu  kontend  bj  graplig  and 

trjig  tu  tro  d'sn;  tu  strugl:  tu  kontend. 
Wrestle,  Res-1,  v.  t.  tu  overktim  in  reslig. 
Wrestler,  Res-ler,  n.  wun  ho)  reslz  er  struglz; 

wun  hiB  kontendz. 
Wrestling,  Res-lig,  n.  an  atletik  eksersjz  betwen 

tO)  personz  hcD  trj  tu  tro  eq  uder  d'sn;  a  strugl. 
Wretch,  Req,  n.  a  mizerabl  person,  apljd  eder  in 

piti  er  oprobrium:  a  despikabl  er  wurtles  person; 

a  vilen:  a  nav.    It  iz  sumtjmz  yq,zd  wid  jronikal 

piti  er  kontemt. 
Wretched,  Req-ed,  a.  mizerabl;  unhapi;  kalam- 

itus:  suri:  wurtles;  despikabl;  kontemtibl. 
Wretchedly,   Req-ed-li,    ad.    mizerabli;   despi- 

kabli. 
Wretchedness,  Req-ed-nes,  n.  de  stat  ov  beig 

reqed;  mizeri:  aflikted  stat;  despikablnes. 
Wretchless,  Req-les,*  a.  ki^rles:  rekles. 
Wretch LESSNESS,  Req-les-nes,*  n.  reklesnes. 
Wrig,  Rig,*  I',  i.  tu  mojv  tO)  and  fro:  tu  rigl 
Wriggle,  Rig-1,  v.  i.  tu  mitov  de  bodi  toi  and  fro 

wid  Jert  mojonz. 
Wriggle,  Rig-1,  v.  t.  tu  put  in  a  kwik  resipro- 

katig  mojon;  tu  introd^s  bj  Jiftig  mojon. 
Wriggle,  Rig-1,  a.  pljant:  fleksibl. 
Wriggler,  Rig-ler,  n.  wun  hit)  riglz. 
Wright,    Rjt,    n.    a  wurkman;    an  qrtifiser:   a 

maker. 
Wring,  Rig,  v.  t.  [i.  rug,  ps.  rigig,  rug:]  tu  twist; 

tu  turn  r'snd  wid  vjolens:  tu  fors  bj  kontorjon 

er  vjolens;  tu  renq:  tu  rest;  tu  skwez:  tu  pres; 

tu  rid:  tu   pinq:  tu  ekstort;  tu  haras:  tu  dis- 

tres:  tu  tortyqr; — tu  distort;  tu  pervert. 
Wring,  Rig,  v.  i.  tu  rjd  wid  aggwij:  tu  twist. 
AVring,  Rig,  n.  akjon  ov  aggwij;  tortyqr. 
Wring-bolt,  Rig-bolt,  n.  {jVaut.)  a  bolt  yixzd 

tu  bend  and  sekqr  de  plagks  agenst  de  timberz. 

Se  {Riny-h<,lt.) 
Wringer,  Rig-er,  n.  wun  hoo  rigz. 
Wringing,  Rig-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  presig  dr.  handz 

in  aggwij:  a  twistig. 
Wring-staves,  Rig-stavz,  n.  pi.    pesez  ov  wud 

yijzd  wid  de  rig-bolt. 
Wrinkle,  Rig-kl,  n.  akorqgajonerfuro,  az  on  de 

.^kin  or  de  fas: — a  rumpl  ov  klot:  a  kres:  rufues. 
Wrinkle.  Rig-kl.  r.  t.  tu  konigat:  tu  kontnikt 

intii  rigklz  or  furoz:  tu  mak  unevn. 
Wrinkled.  Rig-kid,  a.  havig  rigklz:  korq^ated. 
Wrinkly,  Rigk-li,  a.  havig  rigklz;  rigkld. 
Wrist,  Rist,  n.  de  jemt  yqnjtig  de  hand  tu  de 

qrm. 
Wristband,  Rist-band,  n,  de  band  ov  a  J$rt  slev 

dat  pasez  r'snd  de  rist. 


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Weit,  Rit,  n.  eni  tig  ritn.  IToU  er  sakred  rit, 
Skriptynr. — (Law)  a  presept,  iJn,d  bj  efloriti,  in 
rjtii),  under  stl,  diiekted  tu  sum  ofiserer  person, 
konferifl  sum  rit  or  privilej,  or  rekwjrig  sumtiij 
tu  be  dun  in  rglajon  ta  a  si^^t  erakjon;  a  ji|dij- 
al  proses,  bj  hvviq  eni  wun  iz  sumond,  az  an  of- 
ender;  a  legal  instriument.  [(  Write.} 

Writ,  Rit,*   i.   and   p.   from  Eft;  rot;  ritn.     Se 

Weitative,  Rjt-a-tiv,  a.  dispijzd  tu  rit. 

Write,  Rjt,  v.  f.  [i.  rot,  ps.  rjtig,  ritn; — rit  and 
rot  wer  fermerli  ofn  yi^zd  az  pqrtisiplz,  and  rit 
elsQ  az  a  preterit;  but  da  qr  n's  jenerali  diskon- 
tinyn,d  bj  gud  rjterz:]  tia  ekspres  bj  menz  ov 
leterz;  tu  engrav;  tu  impres; — tu  prodi],s  az  an 
etor; — tu  tel  bj  leterz. 

Write.  Rjt,  r.  i.  tu  ferm  leterz  wid  a  pen;  tu 
perferm  de  akt  ov  rjtii); — tu  akt  de  otur;  tu 
tel  in  buks: — tu  send  leterz;  tu  kompoz. —  Tu 
rjt  witm  sdf,  tu  stjl  er  kel  wunz  self. 

Writer,  Rjt-er,  n.  wun  ho)  rjts;  a  penman;  a 
Bkrjb:  an  efior. — R'lter  tu  de  signet,  wun  ov  a 
sosieti  ov  Iiryerz  in  Skotland,  ekwivalent  tu  de 
hjest  klos  ov  aturniz  in  Iggland. 

Writership,  Rit-er-Jip,  n.  de  ofis  ov  rjter. 

Writhe,  Rj;l,  v.  t.  tu  distert;  tu  defirm  wid 
disterjon;  tw  twist  wid  vjolens;  tu  rest;  tu  fors; 
tu  tertyqr:  tia  r 'ncj;  tu  rir).  [tertyqr. 

Writhe,  Rjd,  r.  i.  tu  be  konv61vd  wid  agoni  er 

Writing,  Rjt-ii),  n.  de  akt  ov  fermii)  leterz  wid 
a  pen;  sumtiij  ritn;  a  buk;  a  kompozijon;  a 
manyqskript:  a  legal  instriDment. 

Writing-book,  Rjt-ig-buk,  n.  a  buk  tu  rjt  in. 

Writing  desk,  Rjt-ig-desk,  n.  a  tabl  er  desk 
yqzd  far  rjtig  on. 

Writing-master,  Rjt-ig-mas-ter,  n.  a.  teger  ov 
penmaujip  er  rjtii). 

Writi.vg-school,  Rjt-ig-skcol,  n.  a  skool  hwq,r 
rjtii)  iz  tot. 

Writing  table,  Rjt-ig-ta-bl,  n.  a  tabl  tu  rjt  on. 

Written,  Rit-n,  p.  from  Rit.     Se  <  Write.) 

Wrong,  Rog,  n.  a  deviajon  from  rjt;  injiistis;  an 
eror;  an  injtxri. 


Wrong,  Rog,  a.  not  rjt;  not  just;  not  agreabl  tia 
proprjeti  er  truof);  not  tra>;  inkorekt;  unjust;  unfit; 

Wrong,  Rog,  ad.  not  rjtii;  amis.  [unsqtabl. 

Wrong, 'Roi),  v.  t.  tu  dcQ  injiistis  tu;  tu  injq,r; 
tu  yqz  unjdstli,  eder  bj  dooig  injqri,  er  impn,tig 
evl  wid'st  justis. 

Wrongdoer,  R6g-da)-er,  n.  an  injqrius  person. 

Wronger,  Rog-er,  n.  wun  hit>  rogz  or  injqrz. 

Wrongful,  Roij-ful,  a.  injqrius;  unjust;  rog. 

Wrongfitlly.  Roij-ful-i,  ad.  unjdstli. 

Wrongfulness,  Rog-ful-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
beii)  r  ig  or  rogful.  [mind  er  dispozijon. 

Wronghead,  Rog-hed,  n.   a   person   ov   pervers 

Wronghead,  Rog-hed,  )  a.   pervers  in  un- 

Wrongheaded,  R6g-hed-ed,  \  derstandig;  ob- 
stinat:  erig.  [nes. 

Wrongheadedness,  R6g-hed-ed-nes,  n.  pervers- 

Wrongless,  Rog-les,*  a.  verd  ov  rog. 

Wronglesslt,  R6g-les-li,*  ad.  wid'st  rog. 

Wrongly,  R6g-li,  ad.  unjiistli;  amis. 

Wrongness,  Rog-nes,*  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  rog. 

Wrongous,  Roggus,  a.  rog;  ilegal. 

Wrote,  Rot,  i.  from  Rit.     Se  (  Write.) 

Wroth,  Ret,  or  Rot,  a.  eksjted  bj  rqt;  aggri;  eg- 
zasperated. 

Wrought,  Ret,  i.  and  p.  from  Wurk;  efekted; 
performd;  labord;  operated;  wurkt;  manyqfakt- 
yqrd. — Ret  ^'(/rw,  jurn  hwiq,  after  havig  bin  kast 
intu  bqrz,  iz  agen  heted  and  hamerd,  and  dus 
mad  tuf  and  pljabl.     Se  (  Wirrk.) 

Wrung,  Rug,  i.  and  p.  from  Eiij.     Se  (  Wring.) 

Wry,  Rj,  a.  kruked;  distorted:  rug;  rested. 

Wry,  Rj,*  v.  i.  tu  be  kontorted  and  rjfd. 

Wry,  Rj,*  v.  t.  tu  mak  tu  deviat;  tu  distort. 

Wryneck,  Rj-nek,  n.  a  distorted  nek: — a  berd, 
kold  olso  l(ii]-tur),  emet-hunter,  snak-berd,  and 
kukmz-mat. 

Wrynkcked,  Rj-nekt,  a.  havig  a  kruked  nek. 

Wryness,  Rj-nes,*  n.  de  stat  ov  beig  rj. 

Wych- HAZEL,  Wig-ba-zl,  n.  a  Jrub.  Se  {  Witch- 
hazel.) 

Wynd,  Wjnd,  n.  {Scotland)  an  ali;  a  Ian. 


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XX,  iz  borod  from  de  Grek,  and  iz  yqzd  qefli 
,  in  wurdz  derjvd  from  dat  laggwaj:  and  it 
beginz  no  wurd  triDli  IggliJ.  At  de  beginig  ov 
romanik  wurdz,  it  iz  pron-gnst  Ijk  ?,  az  in  {'Xen- 
ophon-)  but  elshw^r  it  iz  ekwivalent  tu  ks  or 
gz.  Az  a  nqmeral,  it  standz  for  10;  and,  on 
ak-snt  ov  its  kros-Ijk  ferm,  woz  wuns  yi^zd  az  a 
kontrakjon  for  {Christ  and  crof!,i;)  az,  {Amas) 
fer  (  Chridmas;)  {X/ther}  for  (  CliriHopher.) 

Xangti,  Z:ii)-ti,  71.  a  nam,amui)  de  fe-jnez,  for  God. 

Xanthio,  Zan-tik,  a.  tendig  toardz  n  yclo  kulor. 
— {Chem.)  notig  an  asid  kompozd  ov  sulfur, 
kqrbon,  hjdrojen,  and  oksijen. 

Xanthide,  Zan-tid,  n.  {Uhem.)  a  komp-xnd  ov 
zantojen  and  a  metal,  wid  no  sensibl  propertiz 
ov  an  asid. 

Xanthine,  Zan-tin,  m.  {Cliem.)  de  yelo  djig- 
mater  kontand  in  mader.    Ritn  hIso  {xanthene.) 

Xanthium,  Zan-ti-um,  n.  an  erb,  fermerli  estemd 
gud  in  kqrig  de  skrofyqla. 

Xantho,  Z;in-to,  n.  {Zool.)  a  spejez  ov  krustajan. 

Xanthocon,  Zan-to-kon,  n.  {Min.)  a  spejez  ov 
silver  or. 

Xanthogen,  Zan-to-jen,  n.  {Chem.)  de  bas  ov 
an  asid,  proki^rd  bj  de  akjon  and  reakjon  ov 


k^rbqret  ov  sulfur  and  potaj,  and  takig  its  nam 

from  de  yelo  kulor  ov  sum  ov  its  komp'sndz. — 

Ritn  elsQ  (xanthogene.) 
Xanthophyll,   Zan-to-fil,  ».   a  pekqlyor  yelo 

kulorig -mater,  fisnd  on  de  levz  ov  meni  forest- 

trez  in  de  etum. 
Xebec,  Ze-bek,  er  Ze-bek,  n.  a  smol  tre-masted 

vesel.  j'qzd  in  de  Mediteranean. 
Xenium,  Ze-ni-um,  n.  [L.]  pi.  Ze-ni-a;  a  prezent 

givn  tu  a  gest  er  stranjer,  er  tu  a  foren  ambas- 

ador. 
Xerasia,  Ze-ra-;^i-a,  n.  {Med.)  a  dizez  ov  de  h.V- 
Xerocollyrium,  Ze-ro-kol-ir-i-um,  «.  a  drj  kol- 

iriuni  or  }-sqv.  [nes. 

Xerodes.  Ze-ro-dez,  n.  a  tumor  atended  wid  drj- 
Xeromyrum.  Zer-o-mj-rum,  n.  a  drjig  frntment. 
Xerophagy,  Ze-rof-a-ji,  n.  drj  food;  subsistens  on 

drj  vitlz  or  fitid. 
Xerophthalmy,  Ze-rof-tal-mi,  n.  a  drj,  red  sor- 

ncs  or  ii^ig  in  de  jz,  wid'st  eni  swelig. 
Xerotes,  Ze-rii-tez,  w.  a  drj  habit  ov  bodi. 
Xiphias,  Zif  i-as,  w.  {Ich.)  de  sord-fij.— (^«^ron.) 

a  komet  Japt  Ijk  a  sord. 
XiPHiDiuM,  Zi-fid-i-um,  n.  {Bot.)  a  West-Indian 

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Xiphoid,  Zj-ferd,  or  Zit'-trd,  a.  (Anat.y  sord-ljk; 

notiij  a  ligament  er  kqrtilaj  konekted  wid  de 

stoinum,  rezembliij  a  sord. 
XiPHOiDES,  Zi-ftf-dez,  ?i.  de  psmted,  sord-ljk  k(^r- 

tilaj  or  grisl  ov  de  brest-bon; — keld  elso  ej/hd. 
Xylite,  Zj-ljl,  n.  a  likwid  obtand  from  piroksilik 

spirit. 
Xylobalsamum,  Zj-lo-bal-sa-mum,  n.  de  wiadov 

de  bolsam-tre;  Q  belsain  obtand  bj  dekokjon  ov 

de  levz  and  twigz  ov  de  {a7nyris  Gileadeuds.} 
Xylogeaphee,  Zj-16g-ra-fer,  n.  wun  hio  engravz 

on  wud. 
Xylogeaphic,  Zj-lo-graf-ik,  )  a.  relatig  tia 

Xylogeaphical,  Zj-lu-graf-i-kal,  i     zjlografi,  er 

engravig  on  wud. 


Xylography,  Zj-16g-ra-fi,  n.  de  qrt  ov  engravig 

on  wud;  wud-engravir). 
Xylophage,  Zil-u-faj,  a.  fedig  on  wud. 
Xylophilan,  Zj-lof-i-Ian,  n.  a  sort  ov  betl,  hwiq 

livz  on  dekad  wud.  [ov  Brazel. 

Xylopia,  Zi-ld)-pi-a,  m.  {Bot.}  biter-wud;  a  tre 
Xyst.  Zist,  )  n.  (Arch.)  a  kort  or  portiko, 

Xystos,  Zis-tos,  i      amut)    de   anjcnt    Greks,   ov 

grat  lei)  ft,  yij^zd   fer  de   performans  ov  atletik 

ek.-ersjzez. 
Xystarch,  Zis-tqrk,  n.  an  Atenian  ofiser  hm  pre- 

zjded  cover  de  jimnastik  eksersizez  ov  de  Zistos. 
Xyster,    Zis-ter,    n.    a   surjonz  instra)ment  far 

skiapii)  and  Javig  bonz. 
Xystus,  Zis-tus,  n.  a  wekig  plas  er  galeri. 


Y 


Yy,  iz  borod  from  de  Grek  T,  and  in  fcbn^tik 
,  spelii)  iz  an  cirtikyqlated  ferm  ov  de  klos 
vsel  sfsnd  ov  e,  az  w  iz  ov  m.  At  de  beginii)  ov 
wurdz  and  silablz,  in  romanik  spelig,  it  iz  a 
konsonant,  and  in  uder  sityqajonz  a  vsel,  havig 
de  siind  ov  {z,}  and  subjekt  tu  de  qanjez  ov  dis 
leter.  It  iz  yi^zd  insted  ov  (i)  at  de  end  ov 
wurdz,  az  {thy;)  er  hwen  too  {ii)  wud  kum  tu- 
geder,  az  in  (dying;)  and  sumtjmz  fer  sak  ov 
distigkjon,  az  in  de  wurdz  {die  and  dye^ 

Yacht,  Yot,  n.  a  smel  Jip  er  vesel  ov  stat,  plejur, 
er  pa?aj. 

Yachtee,  Y6t-er,  n.  wun  hcQ  komdndz  er  salz  in 
a  yut. 

Yager,  Ye-ger,  n.  {Ger.)  wun  ov  de  Ijt  infantri 
qrmd  wid  rjflz. 

Yahoo,  Yq-ho),  n.  a  wurd  yri^zd  bj  Swift  and 
Sesteifeld. — 3e  later  yi],zez  it  fer  a  savaj  er 
bqt'barian. 

Yak,  Yak,  n.  {Znol.)  de  gruntig  oks  ov  Tqrtari. 

Yakoute,  Yq-k(Jt)t,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Yqkt&tsk. 

Yam,  Yam,  n.  a  Iqrj  eikxi,lent  rdit,  groig  in  tropi- 
kal  klimats. 

Yankee,  Yag-ke,  n.  a  kant  term  fer  an  inhabi- 
tant ov  Nq  Iggland,  and  bj  sum  apljd  tu  de  in- 
habitants ov  de  Y^^,njted  Stats  indiskriminatli. 
I^p*  ais  wurd  It  prubabli  a  korupjon  ov  de 
wurd  {Englifh.}  hwiq  woz  pron-snst  bj  de  Indi- 
anz  ov  Nerfc  Amerika,  Yaijgiz. 

Yap,  Yap,*  v.  i.  tu  bqrk;  tu  yelp;  tu  yep. 

Yarage,  Yaraj,*  n.  furnitqr;  ekwipaj:  taklig. 

Yard,  Yqrd,  n.  a  smol  pes  ov  enklozd  grund, 
partikyqlarli  adjemig  a  h-ss;  an  enklojqr  fer 
eni  biznes,  az  a  brik-yqrd,  a  navi-yqrd,  &s.; — a 
megqr  ov  3  fet;  a  pcul  or  siik  fer  me^^qrig  a  yqrd: 
a  wund:  yqrd wond.—  (jA '«(/<.)  a  bem  er  log  pes 
ov  timber  f^uspeuded  upon  de  masts  ov  a  Jip,  tu 
ektend  de  salz  tu  de  wind. 

Yard-arm,  Yq-d-qrm,  w.  {Kant.)  de  ekstremiti 
ov  de  yqrd:  wun  hqf  i;v  de  yqrd  supcartig  a  sal. 

Yaedland,  Yqrd-land,  n.  a  kwontiti  ov  land, 
variig  in  diferent  plasez  in  Iggland,  from  15  tu 
40  akerz. 

Yardwand,  Y4rd-wond,  n.  a  me^^i^r  ov  a  yqrd. 

Yaee,  Yi^r,*  a.  redi:  deksterus:  nimbi:  eger. 

Yaeely,  Yqr-li,*  ad.  deksterusli;  skilfuli. 

Yark,  Yqrk,  «.  t.    Se  (  Ytrl-.) 

Yarn,  Yqrn,  n.  spun  wul  or  kotn;  tred  ov  wul, 
kotn,  &s.;  wun  ov  de  tredz  ov  hwiq  a  rop  iz 
komp(5zd. 

Yare,  Yqr,*  v.  i.  tu  grisl  er  snqrl  lik  a  dog. 

Yaeeow,  Yar-o,  n.  a  perenial  plant;  milefflfl. 


Yarwhelp,  Y.ir-hwelp,  j  ^,^^^ 

Yarwip.  \qr-wip,  ) 

Yaup,  Yop,  n.  de  krj  ov  a  gild  er  herd.  [Q  wurd 
yqzd  in  Skotland,  and  in  kolokwial  yqs  in  de 
Yqnjted  Stats.] 

Yaup,  er  Yawp,  Yep,  v.  i.  {Scotland)  tu  yelp; 
tia  krj,  az  a  qjld  er  herd.— Ritn  elso  {yaid^i,  yap, 
and  yoff.)  [berd. 

Yauper,  Yep-er,  n.  wun  dat  yeps,  az  a  qjld  er 

Yaw,  Ye,  n.  {Navt.)  a  temporari  deviajon  ov  a 
Jip  er  vesel  from  de  direkt  Ijn  ov  de  kors. 

Yaw,  Ye,  v.  i.  {Naut.)  tu  ster  wjld  er  ut  ov  de 
Ijn  ov  dp  kors. 

Yawl,  YoI,  n.  {jVaut.)  a  kind  ov  btst,  rader  naro, 
and  yqjqali  rod  wid  for  er  siks  orz. — Ritn  elso 
(ym/l.) 

Yawl,  Yel,*  v.  i.  tu  krj  -st;  tu  yel.    Se  (  Yell.) 

Yawn,  Yon,  «.  i.  tu  gqp;  tu  ositat;  tu  opn  ds 
m'st,  az  in  slepines;  tu  opn  wjd;  tu  ekspres  de- 
zir  bj  yonig.  [hiatus. 

Yawn,  Yon.  n.  de  akt  ov  yenig;  ositajon;   gqp; 

Yawning,  Yen-ig,  a.  slepi;  slumberig. 

Yawning,  Ydn-ig,  ii.  de  akt  ov  gqpig. 

Yawningly,  Yon-ig-li,  ad.  in  a  yenig  maner. 

Yaws,  Yoz,  n.  pi.  '{Med.)  a  dizez  ov  de  West 
Indez  and  Afrika,  hwiq  rezemblz  sifilis,  and  iz 
kankterjzd  bj  smol  tqmorz, 

Yclad,  I-klad,*  p.  for  Klad;  klodd.— Se  y  iz  an 
old  IggliJ  pqrtikl  prefikst  tu  pqrtisiplz,  from  de 
Agglo-Sakson  {ge.) 

Ycleped,  I-klept,*/J.  keld:  termd;  namd. 

Ydrad,  I-drad,*  p.  dreded. 

Ye,  Ye,  pran.  de  ndminativ  pi.  ov  3y.  It  iz 
never  yqzd  but  hw,%r  de  plqral  iz  reali  ment, 
and  jenerali  onli  in  de  solem  stjl. 

Yea.  Ya,  w  Ye,  ad.  yes; — a  pqrtikl  ov  aferma- 
Jon,  korelativ  tu  way — a  pqrtikl  bj  hwiq  de 
sens  iz  intended  er  enforst;  not  onli  so,  but  mor 
dan  so. 

Yea,  Ya,  er  Ye,  n.  an  afermativ  vot:  wun  hoo 
vots  in  de  afermativ;  sam  az  qf. —  Yaz  and  naz, 
a  list  ov  de  memberz  ov  a  lejislativ  bcdi  votig 
in  de  afermativ  and  negativ  ov  a  pnipozijon. 

Yean,  Yen,  v.  i.  tu  brig  fort  yug,  az  a  Jep;  tu 
lam. 

Yeaned,  Yend,  p.  a.  bret  fort,  az  a  lam. 

Yeanling,  Ye'n-lig,  n.  a  kretyqr  latli  yend;  de 
yug  (iv   Jep;  a  lam. 

Year,  Ycr,  n.  a  period  ov  tjm,  determind  bj  de 
revolqjon  ov  de  ert  in  its  orbit,  and  embrasig 
de  for  seznz.  Astrcjnomik al  yer,  de  yer  az  de- 
termind bj  astronomikal  obzervajonz.     Hinlysr, 


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de  yer  ov  de  kalendar,  dat  iz,  12  munts,  er  365 
daz  in  komon  yerz,  and  366  in  lep  ysrz,  bsginii) 
de  1st  ov  Janyi|ari.  cLe  su'il  er  Ie(jal  yrr,  in 
Iggland,  fermerli  komenst  on  de  25t  ov  Mqrq, 
At  da  ov  de  Anunsiajon,  do  de  historikal  ysr 
began  on  de  1st  ov  Janyi^ari.  Bj  de  akt  ov 
pqrliment  far  de  elterajon  ov  de  stil,  in  1751, 
de  bcginiij  ov  de  sivil  yer  woz  transferd  tu  de 
1st  ov  Janyq,ari. — Jn  yii-s,  old;  advdnst  in  aj. 

Year-book,  Yer-biak,  n.  a  buk  ov  le  reports 
publijt  anpiali. 

Yearling,  Yer-lig,  a.  beig  a  yer  old. 

Yearling,  Ygr-lig,  n.  an  animal  a  yer  old. 

Yearly,  Yer-li,  a.  anyq,al;  hapnig  everi  yer;  last- 
ii)  a  yer.  [yer. 

Yearly,  Yer-li,  ad.  anyq^ali;  wuns  a  yer;  everi 

Yearx,  Yern,  v.  i.  tu  fel  grat  internal  unezines 
from  loiiii),tendernes,  er  piti;  tta  simpatjz  strogli. 

Years,  Yern,  v.  t.  tu  grev;  tu  veks. 

Yearning,  Yern-ii),  n.  de  akt  er  stat  ov  beig 
luajvd  wid  tendernes.  [fom;  spr|,m. 

Yeast.  Yest,  n.  bqrm  yq,zd  fer  levnig  bred;  frot: 

Yeasty,  Yest-i,  ti.  kontaniij,  er  rezemblig,  yest. 

Yelk,  Yelk,*  n.  de  yelo  pqrt  ov  an  eg;— n?  ritn 
iy'.lk.) 

Yell,  Yel,  v.  i.  tu  krj  -st  wid  a  hldeus  nffz,  er 
wid  horor  and  agoni. 

Yell,  Yel,  v.  t.  tu  uter  wid  a  yel.  [skrem. 

Yell,  Yel,  n.  a  hideus  •stkrj:  a  krj  ov  horor;  a 

Yellow,  Yel-o,  a.  beig  ov  a  brit,  gold-ljk  kulor. 

Yellow,  Yel-o,  n.  yelo  kulor;  de  kulor  ov  gold; 
a  goldn  hti,. 

Yellow,  Yel-o,  v.  t.  tu  render  yelo. 

Yellow,  Yel-o,  «.  i.  tu  gro  yelo. 

Yellow-boy,  Yel-o-bff,  n.  a  kant  nam  fer  a 
gine,  egl,  er  uder  gold  kern. 

Yellow-breasted,  Yel-o-brest-ed,  a.,  havig  a 
yelo  brest. 

Yellow-fever,  Yel-o-fe-ver,  n.  {Med.)  a  bil- 
yus,  remitent,  malignant  fever;  keld  elso  de 
hlal:  vomit. 

Yellowish,  Yel-o-iJ,  a.  aproqig  tu  yelo. 

Yellowishness,  Yel-Q-iJ-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov 
beiij  yeloij. 

Yellow-leaved,  Yel-o-levd,  a.  havig  yelo  levz. 

Yellowness,  Yel-o-nes,  n.  de  kwoliti  ov  beig 
yelo: — *jelusi. 

Yellow-rattle,  Yel-o-rat-1,  n.  an  anyq,al  plant. 

Yellow -ROOT,  Yel-o-riBt,  n.  a  perenial  plant  ov 
Kanada. 

Yellows,  Yel-oz,  n.  pi.  a  dizez  in  hersez;  a 
kronik  iuflamajon.  [plant. 

Yellow-succory,  Yel-o-sdk-o-ri,  n.  a.  perenial 

Yellow-top,  Yel-o-top,  n.  a  spejez  ov  gi-as; 
keld  olso  {white-top.) 

Yellow-weed,  Yel-o-wed,  7i.  an  anyr^al  plant. 

Yellow-wood,  Yel-o-wud,  n.  an  Amerikan  tre. 

Yelp,  Yelp,  r.  i.  tu  bqrk,  az  a  begl-h-snd  after 
hiz  pra;  tu  bqrk;  tu  yep. 

Yelping,  Yelp-ig,  n.  de  bqrkig  ov  a  dog. 

Yeoman,  Y6-man,  n.,  pi.  Y6-men;  a  man  ov  a 
smel  estat  in  land;  a  fqrmer;  a  jentlman  fqrmer: 
— an  uper  servant  in  a  noblmanz  famili: — an 
ofiser  in  de  kig  ov  Igglandz  hxshold;— a  tjtl  ov 
serten  inferior  militari  atendants,  er  fut-gqrdz: 
keld  ycjmen  (rv  de  gqrd.—{Saut.)  a  seman 
apffnted  tu  serten  dq,tiz,  az  tu  atend  tu  de 
stor-rcDmz.  [yoman. 

Teomanly,    Y(f)-man-li,    a.    ov  er  belogig  tu  a 

Yeomanry,  Y6-man-ri,  n.  de  kolektiv  bodi  ov 
yomen;  de  kolektiv  bodi  ov  fqrmerz;  huzband- 
men. 

Yerk,  Yerk,*  v.  t.  tu  6ro  ■st  er  m(t>v  wid  a  sprig: 

tu  jerk; — tu  laj;  tu  stqk;  tu  bet. 
7eek,  Yerk,*  v.  i.  tu  miDv,  az  wid  jerks;  tu  jerk; 
tu  wins. 


Yerk,  Yerk,*  n.  a  kwik  mojon;  a  jerk. 

Yern,  Yern,  v.  t.  Se  {Yearn.} 

Yes,  Yes,  ad.  a  term  ov  afermajon;  de  afermativ 

pqrtikl,  opozd  lu  no;  ya. — It  iz,  Ijk  ya,  a  wurd 

ov  enforsment:  evn  so;  not  onli  so  but  mor. 
Yesawal,    Yes-a-wel,    n.    a.  stat   mesenjer  in 

India. 
Yest,    Test,    n.    bqrm;  spq^m;  fom:  frot;  yest. — 

X's  komonli  ritn  and  pron'snst  {yeast.) 
Yester,  Yes-ter,  a.  dat  woz  nekst  befcir  de  prez- 

ent  da. — It  iz  not  ofn  yq,zd  but  in  kompozijon 

wid  da  er  Tqt. 
Yesterday,   Yes-ter-da,  n.    de  da  last  past;  de 

da  nekst  befur  tu-da. 
Yesterday,  Yes-ter-da,  ad.  on  de  da  last  past. 
Yester-eve,  Yes-ter-ev,  j  n.   de  evn- 

Yestee-evening,  Yes-ter-e-vn-ig,   i        ig     last 

past. 
Yester-night,   Yes-ter-DJt,  n.  de  njt  last  past. 
Yester-night,    Yes-ter-njt,   ad.    on  de  njt  last 
Yesty,  Yes-ti,*  a.  froti;  yesti.  [past. 

Yet,  Yet,honj.  neverdeles;notwidstandig:h'sever. 
Yet,    Yet,  ad.    besjd;  over  and  abdv:  stil:  wuns 

agen;  at  dis  tjm;  so  sdin;  hidertcD;   dus  fqr;  at 

lest;  in  a  nq,  degre;  evn;  after  el;  hiderto),  sum- 

tjmz  wid  as  befiir  it. 
Yeven,  Yev-n,*  /J.  givn. 
Yew,  Yq,,  n.  an  evergren  tre,  ov  tuf  wud,  yq,zd 

fer  boz,  and,  in  Grat  Briten,  ofn  planted  in  qurq- 

yqrdz;  yq,-tre. 
Yewen,  Yq-en,  a.  mad  ov  de  wud  ov  yq,. 
Yew-tree,    Yi^-tre,  n.  an  evergren  tre,  ov  tuf 

wud,  yqzd  fer  boz,  and   ofn  planted  in  qurq- 
Yex,  Yeks,  n.  de  hikup.  [yardz. 

Yex,  Yeks,  v.  i.  tu  hav  de  hikup. 
Yezdegerdian,  Yez-de-ger-di-an,  a.  notig  an  era, 

dated  from  de  overtro  ov  de  Perjan  empjr,  hwen 

Yezdigerd  woz   defeted  bj  de   Arabianz,  in  de 

lit  yer'ov  de  Hejjra,  A.  D.  636. 
Yfere,  I-fgr,*  arf.'tugeder. 
Yield,    Yeld,  «.  t.  tu  prodqs;  tu  giv  in  return 

fer  kultivajon  er  labor;  tu  aford: — tu  egzibit; 

tu    impqrt;   tu    giv;   tu    komqnikat; — tu    alx; 

tu  konsed;  tu  permit;  tu  grant: — tu  emit;  til 

ekspjr;  tu   rezjn;   tu  giv  up;   tu  surender;  tu 

sed,  wid  up. 
Yield,  Yeld,  v.  i.  tu  giv  up  de  kontest;  tu  sub- 
mit; tu  komplj:  tu  konsed;  tu  al-s;  not  tu  denj: 

tu  giv  wa  er  plas.  [yeld. 

Yieldableness,  Yeld-a-bl-nes,*  n.  dispozijon  tu 
YiELDAXCE,  Yeld-ans,*  n.  de  akt  ov  yeldig;  kon- 

sejon. 
YiELDEE,  Yeld-er,  n.  wun  hrt)  yeldz.  [mijon. 

Yielding,  Yeld-ig,  n.  de  akt  ov  givig  up:  sub- 
YiELDiNG,  Yeld-ig,  pp.  a.  kompljig;  akomodatig; 

fleksibl:  submisiv. 
Yieldingly,  Yeld-ig-li,  ad.  wid  kompljans. 
YiELDiNGNESS,    Yeld-ig-nes,    n.    de   kwoliti   ov 
Yieldless,  Yeld-les,  a.  unyeldig.  [yeldig. 

Yoga,  Yo-ga,  n.  amug  de  Hindoiz,  asetisizm,  er 

komplet   abstrakjon  from  el   wurldli  objekts; — 

elso  a  skiDl  ov  filosofi. 
Yoke,  Yok,  n.  a  wudn  bandaj  plast  on  de  nek 

ov  draft  oksn; — a  mqrk   ov  servitqd:   slaveri; — 

a  qan:  a  ligk;  a  bond; — a  kupl:  a  p^r: — in  dis 

sens,  it  iz  3rqzd  in  de  plq^ral,  wid  de  siggq^lar 

terminajon. — {Xavt.)   a  fram    ov    wud    ov  t<a 

qrmz,  plast  over    de  bed  ov  a  hots  ruder,  in- 

sted  ov  a  tiler. 
Yoke,  Yok,  v.  t.  tu  put  a  yok  on;  tu  bjnd  bj  a 

yok  tu  a  karij:  tu  jern  er  kupl; — tu  enslav;  tTa 

restran;  tu  konfin. 
Yoke,  Yok,*  v.  i.  tu  be  jffnd  tugeder. 
Yoke-elm,  Yok- elm,  n.  a  tre. 
VOKE-KELLOW,  Ywk-fel-o,    n.    a.   kompanyon  in 

labor;  an  asojiat;  a  pqrtner  in  marij. 


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YOKELET,  Yok-let,  n.  a  litl  fqrm,  in  sum  yqrts 
ov  lv.;at,  in  Iggland;— so  kold  from  its  rEkwjrii) 
but  wun  ycjk  ov  oksn  tu  til  it.  j 

Yokemate,  Yok-mat,  w.  sam  az  {yoke-fellow.}      \ 

Yolk.  Yolk,  ?i.  de  yelo  jxirt  ov  an  eg;  de  kores- 
poiiJii)  pqrt  in  plants:  yelk. 

YoLP,  Yolp,  V.  i.  Se  ( Yelp.}  [<^er.> 

Yon,  Yon,  a.    bsig  at  a  distans; — sam  az  (y/«- 

YoN,  Yon,*  ad.  at  a  distans; — sam  az  {r/under.) 

YoND,  Yond,*  a.  mad:  fq,rius;  ravig. 

Yonder,  Yon-der,  a.  beii)  at  a  distans,  but  wid- 
ia  y\\. 

Yonder,  Yon-der,  Ad.  at  a  distans,  widin  vq,. 

YoNKER,  Yui)-ker,  u.  a  yuggster.     Se  {Younker.) 

Yore,  Yor,  ad.  [in  tim  log  past.]— Oy  yor,  ov 
old  tjm;  log  ago. — In  daz  ov  yor,  in  tjm  past; 
fermerli. 

YoTE,  Yot;  )  r.  t.  [tm  fasn:  tu  rivet;]  tm  weter; 

YoAT,  Yot,  i  tui  por  weter;  tu  por  weter  on. — 
[Lokal,  Igg.] 

You,  YiB,  pron.  personal,  pi.  ov  Ss;  \_Nom.  ys  er 
yo);  p(/z.  yojrz:  ohj.  yoD:]  ds  person  er  personz 
spokn  tu.  It  iz  komonli  yt|zd  hwen  a  siijgl  in- 
dividyqal  iz  adrest,  insted  ov  <fs  er  de;  but 
properli  wid  a  plq,ral  konstrukjon;  az,  "yat  wer," 
insted  ov  "(fs  wust." 

Young,  Yug,  a.  beig  in  de  ferst  er  erli  pqrt  ov 
Ijf,  az  opozd  tu  old; — yq,zd  ov  animal,  and  also 
ov  veJEtabl,  lif : — not  old;  yjjtful;  inekspsrienst. 

Young,  Yug,  n.  de  ofsprig  ov  animalz  kolektivli. 

Youngish,  Yiig-iJ,  a.  sumhwut  yug. 

Youngling,  Ydg-lig,  n.  a  yug  animal. 

Youngling,  Ydg-lig,  a.  yug;  ycotful. 

YouNGLY,  Yiiij-li,*  a.  yottful. 

YouNGLY,  Yug-li,*  ad.  erli  in  Ijf;  wekli. 

Youngster,  Yug-ster,:):  n.  a  yug  person. 

YoUNKEE,  Yugk-er,J  n.  a  yugster. 
Your,  Ymr,  pron.  pozeiiv  er  ohjektiv.  Belogig  tu 
yell. —  Y(or  and  ymrz  qr  de  pozesiv  fermz  ov  ya>. 
Year  iz  yq,zd  hwen  de  tii)  pozest  foloz;  az,  "yaar 
buk;"  uderwjz  ymrz;  az,  "3is  buk  iz  ya>rz." 


Yourself,  Ycor-self,  pron.  yoo;  evn  y(i):de  resip- 

rokal  term  ov  yea,  hwen  yqzd  fer  (f*  er  ds. — 

Yareelvz,  ds  resiprokal  ferm  ov  ym  striktii  yn,zd 

in  de  plq,ral;  az,  "Yai  se  it  yoraelf;"  "Yco  se  it 

ycorselvz." 
Youth,  Yot,  n.  de  pqrt  ov  Ijf  suksedig  tu  qjld- 

hud  and  adolesens,  jenerali   reknd  from  forten 

tu  twenti-at;  jiiveniiiti; — a  yug  man; — yug  pepl 

kolektivli. 
Youthful,    Yobt-ful,    a.    relatig    tu  yojt;  yug; 

sqtabl  tu  yo&t  er  de  ferst  pqrt  ov  Ijf;  vigorus,  az 

in  yiDi. 
Youthfully,  Yobt-ful-i,  ad.  in  d  yootf ul  maner. 
Youthfulsess,    Y(fet-ful-nes,  n.    de  kwoliti  ov 

bsig  yeTjtful. 
YouTHHOOD,  Yd>t-hud,  n.  de  stat  ov  yot. 
YouTHLY,  Y(fjt-li,*  a.  yug:  erli  in  Ijf. 
YouTHY,  Yout-i,*  a.  yug;  yoitful. 
YpiGHT,  I-pjt,*  p.  fikst.     Se  (  Yclad.) 
Yttria,    It'ri-a,    n.    {Min.}    a  rq,r  ert,   f-snd  at 

Iterbj,  in  Sweden,  havig  de   aperans  ov  a  fjn, 

hwjt  pisder,  wid  no  tast  or  smel. 
Yttriocs,    It'ri-us,  a.  relatig  tu  itria. 
Yttrium,  Il'ri-um,  n.  de  meialik  has  ov  itria. 
Yttroceeite,  It-ro-ser-jt,  n.  {ilin.}  a.  soft,  opak 

mineral. 
Ytteotantalite,   It-ro-tan-ta-ljt,  n.   a  mineral 

from  Iterbj,  in  Sweden,  kontanii)  itria  and  oksid 

ov  kolumbium. 
Yu,  Yi|,  n.  {Jfin.y  nefrjt  er  jad. 
Yucca,  Yii-ka,  n.  {Bot.)  Adamz  nedl;  an  Amer- 
1      ikan  fl^serig  tre. 

i  YucK,  Yuk,  V.  i.  tu  iq:  tu  sknuj.  [Lokal,  Igg.] 
I  Yule,  Yql,  n.  de  nam  ov  eder  ov  de  u»  grat  an- 
I  yiial  festivalz,  in  anjent  tjmz,  Lnmottid  and 
I  Krismas;  but  yqzd  mostli  wid  referens  tu  de 
I  later. 
Yule-block,  Yq,l-blok,  n.  a  Iqrj  log  ov  wud  put 

behmd  de  fjr,  az  at  Krismas.     [Lokal,  Igg.] 
YuNX,  Yugks,  n.  a  jenus  ov  berdz;  de  rjuek. 
i  Yux,  Yaks,*  de  hikup.     Se  {Yex.} 


z. 


Zz,  haz,  in  IggliJ,  invariabli  de  s'«nd  ov  soft  or  ■ 
,  vokal  s,  az  in  roz.  No  wurd  ov  Sakson 
derivajon  beginz  wid  dis  leter,  and  de  fq,  wurdz 
in  IggliJ  beginig  wid  s  qr  el  derivd  from  uder 
laggwajez,  mostli  from  de  Grek.  cle  IggliJ  nam 
ov  dis  leter  iz  {zed;)  in  de  Yi(,njted  Stats  it  iz 
komonli  keld  {zee;}  and  {izzard}  iz  de  lokal  er 
vulgar  nam  ov  it  in  Iggland. 

Zaccho,  Zak-o,  n.  {Arch.}  de  loest  pqrt  ov  de 
pedestal  ov  a  kolum. 

Zaffir,  Zaf-er,  n.  sam  az  {zqffre.} 

Zaffre,  Zaf-er,  n.  {Chem.}  rezidyqum  er  impi'i.r 
oksid  ov  kobolt,  after  sulfur,  qrsenik,  and  uder 
volatil  materz,  hav  bin  ekspeld  bj  kalsinajon. 

Zaim,  Zam,  n.  a  qef  er  leder  amug  de  Turks,  hot) 
Buports  and  i)az  a  m^snted  milija  ov  de  sam 
nam.  [a  negro. 

Zambo,  Zam-bo,  n.  de  ofsprig  ov  an  Indian  and 

Zamia,  Za-mi-a,  {Bit.}  a  jenus  ov  plants  er  trez 
ov  varius  spejez:  a  kind  ov  pqm. 

Zamite,  Za-mjt,  n.  {Geol.}  a  fosil  zamia. 

Zanonia,  Za-ndj-ni-a,  n.  {Min.}  a.  tre  ov  Mal- 
abqr. 

Zanthopicrine,  Zan-to-pik-rin,  n.  a  biter  prin- 
sipl  obtand  from  {zanthxcylum}  er  {zanthoxylcn 
caribceum.} 


Zantiot,  Zan-ti-ot,  n.  a  nativ  ov  Zante. 

Zany,  Za-ni,  n.  wun  empl(?d  tu  raz  Iqfter  bj  hiz 

jestyqrz,   akjonz,  and  speqez;  a   meri-andrcD;  a 
Zany,  Za-ni,  v.  t.  tu  mimik.  [bufobn. 

Zanyism,    Za-ni-iz-m,  n.   de   praktis  ov   a   zani; 

butoneri. 
Zaphara,  Zaf-a-ra,  n.  {Min.}  a  mineral  yiqzd  bj 

poterz  tu  mak  a  ski  kulor. 
Zarathan,    Zar-a-tan,  n.    {Med.}  a.  hqrd  tri,mor 
\      ov  de  brest  rezemblig  a  kanser. 
Zarnich,  Zqr-nik,  n.  a  jenus  ov  fosilz  dat  bum 

wid  a  bwjtij  flam,  and  smel  Ijk  gqrlik. 
Zax,  Zaks,  n.  {Arch.}  a.  i/nA  for  kutig  slats. 
Zayat.  Za-yat,  n.  a  Burman  karavansari  er  in. 
Zea,  Ze-a,  n.  {Bot.}  a.  jenus  ov  plants,  hwiq  in- 
1      kli],dz  maz;  de  botanikal  nam  ov  maz  er  Indian 

kern. 
Zeal,  Zel,  n.  pajonat  qrdor  in  sum  pnrsqt,  er  in 
;      suport  ov  sum  person  er  kez;  ernestnes;  wermt; 

fervensi;  qrdor:  entqziazm. 
1  Zeal.  Zel,  v.  i.  tu  entertan  zel. 
i  Zealed,  Zt'ld,  a.  fild  wid  zel. 
I  Zealless,  Zel-les,  a.  wontig  zel. 
i  Zealot,  Zel-ot,  ii.  wun  afekted  er  karid  awa  bj 
I      zel;  an  entqziast;  wun  ovcr-zelus;— jenerali  yi^zd 
I     in  dispraz. 


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Zealotical,  ZE-16t-i-kal,  a.  pernijusli  zelus. 
Zealotism,  Zel-ot-iz-m,  w.  de  karaktcr  er  kondukt 

ov  a  zelot. 
Zealous,  Zel-us,  a.  pajonat  in  eni  kez;  havig  zel; 

qrdent;  fervent;  werm;   enti^ziastik;  ernest. 
Zealously,  Zel-us-li,  a.d.  in  a  zelus  maner;  qr- 

dentli.  [zelus. 

Zealousness,  Zel-us-nes,  n.  ds  kwoliti  ov  beig 
Zebra,  Ze-bra,  n.  {Zoal.y  an  Afrikan  animal  rt- 

zemblii)  an  as,  but  bi|,tifuli  strjpt. 
Zebu,  Zi-bq,,  n.  [Fr.]  {Zool.)  a  smel  Sst-Indian 

bison,  er  sert  ov  wjld  oks,  wid  a  hump  on  its 

Jolderz. 
Zebcb,  Ze-bub,  n.  a  veri  nokjus  and  destrdktiv 

flj,  f'snd  in  Abisinia,  sumhwot  Iqrjer  dan  a  be. 
Zechin,  Ze-kin,  or  Ee-kEU,  n.  a  gold  kern  wurt 

ab'st  njn  Jilir)z  sterlig. 
Zechstein,  Zek-stjn,  71.  [Ger.'\  (Min.)  a  magns- 

jian  Ijmston,  Ijig  under  de  red  sandston. 
Zed.  Zed,  n.  de  nam  ov  As  leter  e; — keld  elso  s£. 
Zedoary,  Zed-o-a-ri,  n.  a  spjsi  plant,  er  medisin- 

al  rAt,  groii)  in  de  8st  Indez. 
Zee,  Ze,  n.  a  nam  ov  de  leter  z; — keld  elso  zed. 
Zeine,  Ze-in,  n.  a  yelo  substans  rezemblii)  gluten, 

obtand  from  maz. 
Zemindar,  Zem-in-d^r,  er  Ze-min-dar,  n.  a  land 

oner;  a  proprjetor;  wun  hoo  holdz  a  trakt  ov  land 

under  de  guvernment. 
Zemindaey,  Zem-in-dar-i,  ?i.  de  jq,risdikJon,  ter- 

itori,  er  pozejon  ov  a  zemindqr. 
Zend,  Zend,  n.  de  laijgwaj  ov  de  anjent  Majj  and 

fir-wurjiperz  ov  Perjia. 
Zendavesta,  Zend-a-ves-ta,  n.  [Per.]  livhj  wurd; 

de  -sakred  biak,  er  buks,  ov  de  Gweberz  er  f  jr- 

wurjiperz  in  Perjia,  and  de  Pqrsez  in  India;  as- 

krjbd  tu  Zoroaster,  but  ov  unserten  orijin. 
Zendik,  Zen-dik,  ?i.  [Arab.]  an  aieist  er  infidel. 
Zemk,  Ze  nik,  n.  {Zool.}  a  kwodrcbped,  keld  elso 

{suricate.y 
Zenith,  Ze-nit,  n.  de  top  ov  de  hevn  er  vertikal 

pffQt;  de  pernt  direktli  overbed,  and  opozit  tii 

de  nader. 
Zeolite,  Ze-o-ljt,  n.  {Min.}  de  nam  ov  a  famili 

ov  mineralz,  konsistig  ov  silika,   alumina,  Ijm, 

and  water;  natroljt.  [zeoljt. 

Zeolitio,  Ze-Q-lit-ik,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  kontanig. 
Zephyr,  Zef-er,  n.  de  west  wind;  and,  poetikali, 

eni  mild,  soft  wind. 
Zephyeus,  Zef-i-rus,  «..  de  west  wind;  zefer. 
Zero,  Ze-ro,  n.  {Mete</rology)  de  aritmetikal  sj- 

f er;  de  pffnt  at  hwiq  de  gradyqajon  ov  de  ter- 

mometer  komensez.      fie  zero  ov  Romqrz  and 

ov  de  sentigrad  termometerz  iz  de  frezig  pernt 

ov  woter;  dat  ov  Farenhjts  termometer,  32  bel6 

de  frezig  pernt  ov  weter." 
Zest,  Zest,  n.  a  pes  ov  oranj  er  lemon  pel  yqzd 

tu  giv  flavor  tu  likor;— a  tast  aded  fer  a  relij; 

relij;   gusto. 
Zest,  Zest,  v.  t.  tu  giv  a  relij  er  flavor  tu. 
Zeta,  Ze-ta,  n.  a  Grek  leter;-  a  djnig-nom. 
Zetetic,  Ze-tet-ik,  a.  pro^edig  bj  inkwjri,  az  de 

sftetik  metud  in  matematiks. 
Zetetio,  Ze-tet-ik,  n.   a  seker;  a  term  apljd  tu 

de  anjent  Pironists. 
Zetetics,  Ze-tet-iks,  n.pl.  a.  pqrt  ov  aljebra  hwiq 
kon-ists  in  de  direkt  serq  after unnon  kwontitiz. 
Zeuglodon,  Zqg-lo-don,  w.   {Geol.)  an  ekstiijkt 

sprjez  ov  hwal. 
Zeugma,  Zi'ig-ma,   w.    (Grammar)    a  figyqr  bj 
hwiq  an  adjektiv  er  verb  hwiq  agrez  wid  a  nerer 
wurd  iz  referd,elso,  bj  wa  ov  stiplement,  tu  wun 
mor  remot;  az,  "Lust  overkam  Jam,  boldnes  fer, 
and  madnes  re  n." 
Zibethum,  Zi-be-tum,  w.  sivet,  a  kjndov  perfqm. 
Zigzag,  Zig-zag,  n.  a  Ijn  wid  jqrp  turnz  or  agglz. 
ZlGZAO,  Zig-zag,  a.  havig  Jqrp  and  kwik  turnz. 


Zigzag,  Zig-zag,  v.  t.  tu  ferm  intu  Jqrp  and 
kwik  turnz.  [^^g- 

Zigzagged,  Zig-zag-ed,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  Ijk,  zig- 

ZiMOME,  Zj-mom,  n.  (CJiem.)  dat  pqrt  ov  de  glis- 
ten ov  hwet  hwiq  iz  insolyqbl  in  alkohol. 

Zinc,  Zigk,  n.  a  metal  ova  bhyj  hwjt  kulor,  britl 
hwen  kold  but  maleablhwen  heted;  muq  yt|,zd  in 
de  manyqfaktyxir  ov  bras  er  uder  alffz; — in  kom- 
ers  it  iz  keld  spelter. 

Zinciferous,  Zigk-if-er-us,  a.  prodq,sig  er  kon- 
tanig zigk. 

ZiNCKY,  Zigk-i,  a.  relatig  tu,  er  kontanig,  zigk. 

Zincode,  Zin-kod,  n.  { Galvanism)  de  pozitiv 
pol  ov  a  galvanik  bateri.  [on  zigk. 

Zincographer,  Zigk-6g-ra-fer,  w.  wunhdoengravz 

ZiNCOGEAPHic,  Zigk-o-graf-ik,  i   a.   relatig 

Zincographical,  Zigk-o-graf-i-kal,  )  tu  zigk- 
ografi.  [on  zigk. 

Zincography,  Zigk-6g-ra-f i,  n.  de  qrt  ov  engravig 

ZiON,  Zi-on,  n.  a  m'snt  or  eminens  in  JeroDsalem; 
— yqzd  figyqrativli  fer  de  qurq. 

Zircon,  Zer-kon,  n.  {Min..)  a  mineral  komp6zd 
qgfli  ov  zerkonia  and  silika,  ov  varius  kulorz, 
and  fisnd  in  Selon. 

ZiECONiA,  Zer-k(5-ni-a,  n.  {Min.)  a.  ri\,x  erf)  eks- 
trakted  from  zerkon  and  hjasintl.  [kon. 

Zirconite,  Zer-kon-jt,  n.  {Min.)  a  varjeti  ov  zer- 

ZiEcONiuM,  Zer-ko-ni-um,  n.  {Ghem.)  demetaiik 
has  ov  zerkonia. 

ZiSEL,  Zis-el,  n.  a  spejez  ov  mqrmot. 

Zizania,  Zi-za-ni-a,  n.  pi.  [L.]  {Bot.)  a  jenus 
ov  plants,  dqrnel;  wjld  rjs. 

Zoanthoria,  Zo-an-to-ri-a,  n.  pi.  {Bot.  and 
Zool.)  a  klas  ov  z6ofjts;  animal  fl'serz. 

Zoanthus,  Zo-an-tus,  n.  a  sort  ov  polipus. 

ZocLE,  Z6-kl,  n.  {Arch.)  sam  az  sakl.  Se  {So- 
cle.) 

Zodiac,  Zo-di-ak,  n.  {Astron.)  an  imajinari  zon 
er  belt  in  de  hevnz,  ekstendig  ab"st  at  er  njn  de- 
grez  on  eq  sjd  ov  de  ekliptik.  It  iz  divjded"  intu 
twelv  ekwal  pqrts,  keld  sinz.  Widin  de  zodiak 
qr  de  ap^rent  mojonz  ov  de  sun,  ma>n,  and  el 
de  grater  planets; — a  gerdl. 

Zodiacal,  Zo-dj-a-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  de  zodiak. 
—  Zadfakal  lit,  a  fant  nebyqlus  brjtnes,  er  ero- 
ra,  hwiq  akumpaniz  de  sun,  and  iz  sen  imedi- 
atli  befor  sunrjz  er  after  sunset. 

ZoHAE,  Z6-hqr,  n.  {Heh.)  a  JqiJ  buk,  hjli  estemd 
bj  de  rabjz,  ov  anjent  but  unserten  orijin. 

ZoiLEAN,  Zo-il-e-an,  a.  relatig  tu  Zoilus,  a  sever 
kritik  on  Homer;  iliberal;  unjdstli  sever. 

Zoisite,  Zo-is-jt,  n.  {Min.)  a  varieti  ov  epidot. 

Zonae,  Z6-nar,  n.  a  gerdl  hwiq  de  Kristyanz  and 
Jqz  ov  de  Levant  qr  obljjd  tu  w.^  tu  distig- 
gwij  dem  from  Mahometanz. 

Zone,  Zon,  n.  a  gerdl;  a  serkit. — ( Geography) 
a  divijon  ov  de  erts  surfas  bj  menz  ov  paralel 
Ijnz.  aq,r  qr  f  jv  eanz;  de  torid  zon  23"  38'  on 
eq  sjd  ov  de  ekwator,  and  betwen  de  tropiks;  ta> 
temoerat  sonz,  sityqated  betwen  de  tropiks  and 
polar  serklz;  and  tm  frijid  zonz,  sityqated  be- 
twen de  polur  serklz  and  polz. 

Zoned,  Zond,  a.  wq,rig  a  zon. 

ZoNELESS,  Zon-les,  a.  destiti],t  ov  a  zon. 

Zo»ic,  Z6-nik,  n.  a.  gerdl;  a  zon.  [plants. 

ZoocAEPiA,  Zo-o-kqr-pi-u,  n.  {But.)  a  jenus  ov 

ZooGRAPHEE,  Zo-6g-ra-fer,  n.  wun  hot)  iz  verst  in 
zwngi-afi.  [ografi. 

ZooGRAPHiCAL,  Zo-o-graf-i-kal, a.  relatig  tu  zo- 

ZooGiiAPiiiST,  Zo-6g-ra-fist,  n.  a  zoografer. 

ZooGEAPHY,  Zo-6g-ra-fi,  n.  a  deskripjon  ov  ani- 
mal z. 

Zoolatey,  Zo-61  a-tri,  n.  de  wurjip  ov  animalz. 

ZooLiTE,  Zo-o-ljt,  n.  {Geol.)  de  fosil  remanz  oT 

I      a  pi-Urifjd  animal. 

1  ZooLOGEE,  Zo-ol-o-jer,  n.  a  zoolojist. 


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Zoological,  Zo-o-loj-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  zooloji; 

deskrjbig  lirii)  kretynrz:  rglatig  tu  or  kontanii) 

animalz.  [zooloji. 

Zoologist,  Zo-61-o-jist,   w.   wun  hcD  iz  verst  in 
Zoology,  Zo-ol-o-ji,  n.  de  sjens  ov  animalz,  teq- 

ii)  d^r  natyij^r,  propertiz,  klasifikajon,  &s. 
ZooMC,  Zo-6n-ik,  a.  (  Gh^tn.)  an  epifiet  aplid  tu 

an  asid  obtand  from  animal  substansez. 
ZooxOMY,  Zo-6n-o-mi,  n.  &z  lezov  animal  Ijf;  de 

struktyii^r  and  foijkjonz  ov  animalz;  animal  fizi- 

oloji.  [malz. 

ZOOPHAGOUS,  Zo-6f-a-gus,  a.  fedig  on  livii)  ani- 
ZooPHOEic,  Zo-o-for-ik,   a.    {Arch.)  aplid  tu  a 

kolum  hwiq  suports  ds  figyn,r  ov  an  animal. 
ZooPHOROus,    Zo-6f-o-rus,    n.    {Arch.)   a   bred 

member  h^viq  separats  de  kernis  and  qrkitrav; 

a  frez. 
Zoophyte,  Zo-o-fit,  71.  a  nam  aplid  bj  Linens 

tu  an  erder  ov  vermez,  komprehendii)  doz  beiijz 

supozd  tu  ixirtak  ov  de  natyq,r  bot  ovvejetablz 

and  animalz;  and  apljd  bj  Ki^via  tu   hiz  fort 

and  last  divijon  ov  animalz. 
ZooPHYTic,  Zo-o-fit-ik,  )  a.  relatig  tu  zo- 

ZooPHYTiCAL,  Zo-o-fit-i-kal,  \      ofjts. 
ZoopHYTOLOGY,  Zo-of-i-tol-o-ji,  71.    de  natyq,ral 

histori  ov  zoofjts.  [omi. 

ZooTOMiCAL,  Zo-o-tom-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  zoot- 
ZooTOMiST,  Zo-ot-Q-mist,  71.  wun  verst  in  zoot- 

omi. 
Zootomy,  Zo-6t-o-mi,  n.  dat  branq  ov  anatomi 

hwiq  relats  tu  de  struktyq,r  ov  de  loer  animalz. 
ZopissA,  Zo-pis-Q,  ?i.  {Haut.)  a  sert  ov  pig  skrapt 

of  from  de  sjdz  ov  Jips,  and  temperd  wid  waks 

and  selt. 


Zoster,  Z6s-tcr,  n.  [£.]  a  gerdl.— <i/«rf.)  a  kjnd 

ov  erisipelas. 
Zounds,  TiSViAz,  inter,  an  eksklamajon  ovwunder 

er  aijger; — a  kontrakjon  ov  Godz  wmndz;  oriji- 

nali  yqzd  az  an  ot.  [tajeanz. 

ZozYMus,  Z6z-i-mus,  n,  {Znol.)  a  jenus  ov  krus- 
ZuFOLO,  Zi\-fo-lo,  «.  [/;■.]  a  hwisl;  a  smel  fltit 

er  flajcalet,  yqzd  tu  tcq  sigig  berdz. 
ZuMATE,  Zi^-mat,  n.    a  komp-snd  ov  zqmik  asid 

and  a  bas. 
ZuMio,  Zi^-mik,  a.  {Chem.)   notig  an  asid  pro- 

kvi,rd  from  a  fermented  substans,  az  levn. 
ZuMOLOGY,  Zn,-m61-o-ji,  n.    de   doktrin  ov  fer- 

mentajon:  zhnoloji.     Se  {Zymuloc/y.) 
ZuMOMETER,  Zq-mom-e-ter,  n.  an  instroDment  fer 

meju^rig  de  degre  ov  fermentajon:  zjmosimeter. 

Se  {Zipn/mmeter.)  [Vesrivlan  mineral. 

ZuRLiTE,  Zur-ljt,  n.  {Jfi/i.}  a  resentli  diskuvcrd 
Zygodactylous,  Zj-go-dak-ti-lus,    a.   havig  dg 

t<Dz  yokt,  or  in  pq,rz,  t<D  befor  and  tea  behind,  ay. 

de  parot. 
Zygoma,  Zj-g6-ma,  n.  de  proses  ov  de  qek-bot^ 

a  bon  ov  de  uper  je. 
Zygomatic,  Zj-go-mat-ik,  a.  relatig   tu  de  zj- 

goma;  rezemblig  a  yok.  [moloji. 

Zymological,  Zj-mo-loj-i-kal,  a.  relatig  tu  zj- 
Zymologist,  Zi-mol-o-jist,  n.  wun  verst  in   zi- 

moloji. 
Zymology,  Z|-m6I-o-ji,  n.  de  doktrin  ov  fermen- 
tajon.   Ritn  elso  {Zumology .) 
Zymosimetee,  Zj-mo-sim-E-ter,  n.  an  instrcbment 

fer  megq,rig  de  degrez  ov  fermentajon:  zij^mome- 

ter.  [and  molt. 

Zythum,  Zj-tum,  n,  [i.]   a  dripk  mad  ov  kam 


RULES  OF  PRONUNCIATION 

FOB 

GREEK  AND  LATIN  PROPER  NAMES. 


The  following  Kules  are  copied  from  Worcester,  which  were  by  him  condensed 
from  Walker's  extensive  notes  and  remarks  on  the  accent  and  pronunciation  of  Greek 
and  Latin  names.  They  may  be  of  use  in  determining  the  pronunciation  of  classic 
names  and  other  words  not  found  in  the  following  list. 

Rule  1. — The  consonants  c,  s,  t,  and  x,  before  ia,  ie,  ii,  io  iu,  eu,  and  yo,  preceded 
by  the  accent,  in  Latin  and  Greek  words,  as  in  English,  commonly  take  the  sound  of 
J,  as  in  the  following  words:  Portia,  (Per-Ji-a,)  Alexia,  (A-lek-Ji-a,)  Clytie,  (KliJ-i-e,) 
Helvetii,  (Hel-vs-Ji-j,)  Fhocion,  (Fo-Ji-on,)  Accius,  (Ak'Ji-us,)  Cadiiceus,  (Ka-d^-Je-us,) 
Sicyon,  (S)J-i-on.) — When  s,  preceded  by  the  accent,  is  followed  by  ia,  or  io,  it  takes 
the  sound  of  5;  as,  Moisia,  (Mg-gi-a,)  Eesiod,  (Hs-gi-od.) — According  to  Walker,  the 
words  Asia,  Sosia,  and  Theodosia,  are  the  only  exceptions. 

EuLE  2. — In  some  proper  names  t  preserves  its  true  sound;  as,  ^tion,  Amphidyon, 
Andivtion.,  Uurytion,  Oration,  Earpocration,  Hippotion,  Iphition,  Metian,  Ornytion,  Pallan- 
tion,  Philistion,  Polytion,  Sotion,  Stration,  and  a  few  others;  but  Nephosstion  and  Theodo- 
tion  are  anglicized,  the  last  syllables  being  pronounced  like  the  last  syllables  in 
question  and  commotion.  In  the  words  ^sion,  Dio^iysion,  and  lasion,  the  s  takes  the 
sound  of  z,  but  not  of  3. 

Rule  3. — In  words  ending  in  eia,  eii,  eium,  and  eius,  with  the  accent  on  the  e,  the 
i  following  the  accent  is  to  be  understood  as  articulating  the  following  vowel,  like  y 
consonant;  as,  Elegeia,  (El-e-J8-ya,)  Pom^en,(Pom-p8-yi,)  Pompeium,  (  Pom-ps-yum,) 
Pompeius,  (Pom-ps-yus.)  The  same  rule  also  applies  to  words  ending  in  ia,  preceded 
by  a  or  0  having  the  accent  upon  it,  as  Achaia,  (A-ka-ya,)  Latoia,  (La-to-ya,)  and  like- 
wise to  words  having  the  accent  on  a  vowel,  followed  by  ia,  though  they  may  not 
end  the  word,  as  Pleiades,  (Pls-ya-dez.) 

Aofe. — In  the  different  editions  of  Walker's  Key,  there  is  an  inconsistency  with  regard,to  the  class 
of  words  ending  in  eia,  eii,  eium,  and  eim.  In  some  of  them  the  accent  is  placed  on  the  e,  as  in 
Apuleim;  while  others  have  it  placed  on  the  i,  as  Pompeius;  and,  in  some  cases,  the  same  word  is 
differently  accented  in  the  Initial  and  Terminational  Vocabularies;  but,  in  his  notes  on  the  termina- 
tions eia  and  eius,  in  the  Terminational  Vocabulary,  Walker  decides  in  favor  of  placing  the  accent  on 
the  e,  including  the  whole  list  "  under  the  same  general  rule,  that  of  sounding  the  e  separately,  and 
the  i  like  y  consonant."  In  this  Vocabulary,  all  the  words  of  this  class  have  the  accent  placed  upon 
the  e. 

Rule  4. — The  diphthongs  ce  and  ce,  ending  a  syllable  with  the  accent  on  it,  are 
pronounced  like  long  e,  as  in  Ccesar,  (Se-zar;)  but,  when  followed  by  a  consonant  in 
the  same  syllable,  like  short  e,  as  in  Daedalus,  (Ded-a-lus.) 

Rule  5. — In  Greek  and  Latin  words,  which  begin  with  uncombinable  consonants 
the  first  letter  is  silent:  thus  C  in  Cneiis  and  Ciesiphon,  M  in  Mneus,  P  in  Psydie  and 
Ptolemy,  Ph  in  Phthia,  and  Tin  Tmolus,  are  not  sounded. 
(670) 


PRONUNSiaXON 


GR8K   AND   LATIN    PROPER   NQMZ. 


Aba,  a'ba,  and 
Abse,  Cl'bg. 
Abaa,  Ab'a-a. 
Ababa,  Ab'a-ba. 
Abacene,  Ab-a-se-ns. 
Abaga,  Ab'a-ga. 
Abalus,  Ab'a-lus. 
Abanu,  A-ba-na. 
Abantes,  A-ban-tez. 
Abannades,  Ab-an-tj-a-dez. 
Abantias,  A-ban-Ji-as. 
Abantidas,  A-ban-ti-das. 
Abantis,  A-ban-tis. 
Abarbarea,  Ab-ar-ba-re-a. 
Abari,  Ab'a-rj. 
Abarinion,  A-bar-i-mon. 
Abaris,  Ab'a-ris. 
Abarus,  A-ba-rus. 
Abasa,  A-ba-sa,  er  Ab'a-sa. 
Abasitis,  Ab-a-sj-tis. 
Abassena,  Ab-a-se-na. 
Abasseni,  Ab-a-s8-nj. 
Abassus,  A-bas-us. 
Abates,  Ab'a-tos. 
Abdalonimus,  Ab-da-16n-i-mu3. 
Abdera,  Ab-de-ra. 
Abderia,  Ab-de-ri-a. 
Abderites,  Ab-de-rj-tez. 
Abderus,  Ab-de-rus. 
AbeatEB,  A-be-a-te. 
Abella,  A-bel-a. 
Abellinus,  Ab-el-j-nus. 
Abenda,  A-ben-da. 
Abgarus,  Ab'ga-rus. 
Abia,  fl'bi-a. 
Abii,  a'bi-j. 
Abila,  Ab'i-la. 
Abisares,  A-bis-a-rez. 
Abisaris,  A-bis-a-ris. 
Abisontes,  Ab-i-s6n-tez. 
Abletes,  Ab-le-tEZ. 
Abobrica,  A-bob-ri-ka. 
Abobus,  A-bi5-bus. 
Aboeoritus,  A-bes-ri-tus. 
Abolani,  Ab-o-la-nj. 
Abolus,  A-bw-lus. 
Aboniteichos,  A-bon-i-tj-kos. 
Aboraca,  Ab-o-ra-ka. 
Aborigines,  Ab-o-rij-i-nez. 
Aborras,  A-bor-as. 
Abradatas,  Ab-ra-da-tas. 
Abradates,  Ab-ra-da-tez. 
Abrentius,  A-bren-Ji-us. 
Abrocouias,  A-brok-o-mas. 
Abrodiajtus,  Ab-rod-i-e-tus. 
Abron,  £I'bron. 
Abronius,  A-bro-ni-us. 


Abronycus,  A-bron-i-kus. 
Abrota,  Ab'ro-ta. 
Abrotonum,  A-brot-o-num. 
Abrypolis,  A-brip-o-lis. 
Abseus,  Ab-se-us. 
Absinthii,  Ab-sin-ti-j. 
Absorus,  Ab'so-rus. 
Absyrtos,  Ab-ser-tos. 
Absyrtus,  Ab-ser-tus. 
Abulites,  Ab-yq,-lj-tEZ. 
Abus,  a'bus. 
Abydeni,  Ab-i-de-nj. 
Abydenus,  Ab-i-de-nus. 
Abydi,  A-bj-dj. 
Abydos,  A-bj-dos. 
Abydus,  A-bj-dus. 
Abyla,  Ab'i-la. 
Abylon,  Ab'i-lon. 
Abyssini,  Ab-i-s;-nj. 
Abyssinia,  Ab-i-sin-i-a. 
Acacallis,  Ak-a-kal-is. 
Acacesium,  Ak-a-se-Ji-um. 
Aca«ius,  A-ka-Ji-us. 
Acacus,  Ak'a-kus. 
Academia,  Ak-a-de-mi-a. 
Academus,  Ak-a-de-mus. 
Acalandrus,  Ak-a-lan-drus. 
Acalle,  A-kal-E. 
Acamarchis,  Ak-a-mcir-kis. 
Acamas,  Ak'a-mas. 
Acampsis,  A-kamp-sis. 
Acantha,  A-kan-ta. 
Acanthus,  A-kan-tus. 
Acara,  Ak'a-ra. 
Acaria,  A-ka-ri-a. 
Acarnania,  Ak-ar-na-ni-a. 
Aoarnas,  A-k4r-nas. 
Acasta,  A-kas-ta. 
Acastus,  A-kas-tus. 
Acathantus,  Ak-a-tan-tus. 
Accia,  Ak'Ji-a. 
Accila,  Ak'si-la. 
Accius,  Ak'Ji-us. 
Accua,  Ak'yn,-a. 
Ace,  £I's8. 
Acedici,  As-e-dj-sj. 
Acela,  As'e-la. 
Aceratus,  As-e-ra-tus, 
Acerbas,  A-ser-bas. 
Acerina,  As-e-rj-na. 
Acerrae,  A-ser-e. 
Acersecomes,  As-er-sek-O-mez. 
Aces,  a'sez. 
Acesia,  A-se-ji-a. 
Acesines,  As-e-sj-nez. 
Acesinus,  As-s-sj-nus. 
Acesius,  A-se-Ji-us. 


Acesta,  A-ses-ta. 
Acestes,  A-ses-tez. 
Acestium,  A-ses-ti-um. 
Acestodorus,  A-ses-to-d6-rus. 
Acestorides,  As-es-tor-i-dez. 
Acetes,  A-sE-tez. 
Aehabytos,  Ak-a-bj-tos. 
Achaja,  A-ke-a. 
Achsei,  A-ks-j. 
Aehasium,  A-ke-yum. 
Acha3manes,  A-kem-a-nsz. 
Achaemenia,  Ak-E-ms-ni-a. 
Achaemenides,  Ak-E-men-i-dez. 
Acha3us,  A-ke-us. 
Achaia,  A-ka-ya. 
Achara,  Ak'a-ra. 
Acharenses,  Ak-a-r^n-ssz. 
Acharnae,  A-kqr-ng. 
Achates,  A-ka-tsz. 
Acheloides,  Ak-E-lo-i-dEZ. 
Achelorium,  Ak-E-lo-ri-um. 
Achelous,  Ak-E-16-us. 
Acherdus,  A-ker-dus. 
Acherimi,  A-k^r-i-mj. 
Acheron,  Ak'E-ron. 
Acherontia,  Ak-s-ron-Ji-a. 
Acherusia,  Ak-E-rcfi-ji-a. 
Acherusias,  Ak-E-rdb-ji-as, 
Achetus,  A-kE-tus. 
Achillas,  A-kil-as. 
Achillea,  Ak-i-ls-a. 
Achilleienses,  A-kil-e-y^n-ssz. 
Achilleis,  Ak-i-lE-is. 
Achilles,  A-kil-EZ. 
Achilleum,  Ak-i-ls-um. 
Achilleus,  A-kil-E-us. 
Achivi,  A-kj-vj. 
Achladoeus,  Ak-la-ds-us. 
Acholai,  Ak-o-la-j. 
Acholoe,  Ak-Q-lQ-E. 
Achradina,  Ak-ra-dj-na. 
Acichorius,  As-i-k<5-ri-us. 
Acidalia,  As-i-da-li-a. 
Acidasa,  As-i-da-sa. 
Acilia,  A-sil-i-Q. 
Aciligena,  As-i-lij-E-na. 
Acilius,  A-sil-i-us. 
Acilia,  A-sil-a. 
Acis,  a'sis. 
Acmon,  Ak'mon. 
Acmonides,  Ak-mon-i-dez. 
Acoetes,  A-ss-tez. 
Aconse,  A-ko-nE. 
Acontes,  A-k6a-t£z. 
Aconteus,  A-kon-tE-us. 
Acontius,  A-kon-Ji-us. 
Acontobulus,  A-kon-to-bii-lus. 
(671) 


672 


GRSK  AND   LATIN   PROPER  NQMZ. 


Acoris,  A-ko-ris. 

Acra,  3'kra. 

Acradina,  Ak-ra-dj-na. 

Acrae,  3'kre. 

Acraea,  A-kre-a. 

Acrffiphnia,  A-kref-ni-a 

Acragailidte,  Ak-ra-ga-lj-d£. 

Acragas,  Ak'ra-gas. 

Acratus,  A-kra-tus. 

Acrias,  il'kri-as. 

Acridophagi,  Ak-ri-dof-a-jj. 

Acrion,  A-kri-on, 

Acrijeus,  A-kri-Je-us. 

Acrisione,  Ak-ris-i-6-n£. 

Acrisioneus,  Ak-ris-i-o-ne-us. 

Acrisioniades,       Ak-ris-i-o-nj-a- 

Acritas,  A-kri-tas.  [dez 

Acroathon,  Ak-ru)-a-ton.        [um 

Acroceraunium,     Ak-ro-sg-re  ni- 

Acroeori  n  th  us,  Ak-ro-ko-rin-tus 

Acron,  £I'kron. 

Acropatos,  Ak-ro-pa-tos. 

Acropolis,  A-krop-o-lis. 

Acrota,  Ak'ro-ta. 

Acrotatus,  A-kr6t-a-tus. 

Acrothoos,  A-krot-Q-os. 

Acta,  Ak'ta. 

Actaea,  Ak-te-a. 

Actseon,  Ak-tg-on. 

Actffius,  Ak-t£-us. 

Acte,  Ak'ts. 

Actia,  Ak'Ji-a. 

Actis,  Ak'tis. 

Actisanes,  Ak-tis-a-nez 

Actiutn,  Ak'Ji-um. 
Actius,  Ak'Ji-us. 
Actor,  Ak'tor. 
Aetorides,  Ak-tor-i-dez. 
Actoris,  Ak-tQ-ris. 
Acuphis,  A-ki\,-fis. 
Acusilaus,  A-kn-si-la-us. 
Acuticus,  A-kv^-ti-kus. 
Ada,  a'da. 
Adseus,  A-de-us. 
AdamantKa,  Ad-a-man-te-a. 
Adamas,  Ad'a-mas. 
Adamastus,  Ad-a-mas-tus. 
Adaspii,  A-das-pi-j. 
Adatha,  Ad'a-ta. 
Addephagia,  Ad-e-fa-ji-a. 
Addua,  Ad'yu-a. 
Adelphius,  A-del-fi-us. 
Ademon,  A-de-mon. 
Ades,  a'dez,  er  (Hades,)  Ha-dez 
Adgandestrias,  Ad-gan-des-tri-us 
Adherbal,  Ad-her-bal. 
Adherbas,  Ad-her-bas. 
Adiante,  Ad-i-an-ts. 
Adiatorix,  £[-di-at-cD-riks. 
Adimantus,  Ad-i-man-tus. 
Adimete,  Ad-i-me-te. 
Admeta,  Ad-me-ta. 
Admetus,  Ad-me-tus. 
Adonia,  A-do-ni-a. 
Adonis,  A-d6-nis. 
Adramyttium,  Ad-ra-mit-i-um. 
Adrana,  A-dra-na. 
Adranum,  A-dra-num. 
Adrasta,  A-dras-ta. 
Adrastus,  A-dras-tus. 
Adria,  a'dri-a. 
Adrian,  a'dri-an. 
Adrianopolis,  a-dri-an-op-o-lis. 
Adrianum,  fl-dri-a-nuin. 
Adrianus,  £I-dri-a-nus. 
Adriaticum,  fl-dri-it-i-kum. 


Adrymetum,  Ad-ri-ms-tum. 

Aduatici,  Ad-yn,-at-i-sj. 

Adyrmachidse,  A-der-ma-ki-de. 

^.a,  i^'a. 

^aeea,  8-a-SE-a. 

^acidas,  8-as-i-das. 

iEacides,  8-as-i-dEZ. 

^acus,  8'a-kus. 

MiB,  S'e. 

jEsea,  S-e-a. 

jEanteum,  8-an-te-uiii. 

jEantides,  8-an-ti-dez. 

JEantis,  8-an-tis. 

iEas,  8'as. 

iEatus,  8'a-tus. 

^Echmacoras,  Ek-mak-o-ras. 

-lEchmis,  Ek'tnis. 

yEdepsum,  8-dep-sum. 

-'Edessa,  8-des-a. 
!.  jEdicula,  8-dik-yq,-la. 

^Ediles,  8-di-lEZ. 

^Edipsus,  8-dip-sus. 

^Edon,  E''don. 

i^Edui,  S'di|,-i. 

^elio,  8-el-ca. 

^Eeta,  8-e-ta. 

jEetias,  8-8-Ji-as. 

^ga,  8'ga. 

Mgse,  S'JE. 

^gseae,  8-je-e. 

^gaeon,  8-JE-on. 

yEgsBum,  8-JE-um. 

^gaBus,  8-JE-us. 

^galeos,  8-ga-lE-os. 

j:Egaleum,  S-ga-ls-um. 

-iEgan,  8'gan. 

JEgds,  8'gas. 

yEgates,  8-ga-t£Z. 

^geas,  8-JE-as. 

^Egeleon,  8-JE-l£-on. 

^geria,  8-JE-ri-a. 

^gesta,  8-jes-ta, 

^geus,  8-JE-us. 

^Egia'.e,  8-jj-a-lE. 

-.Egialeus,  S-ji-a-lE-us. 

Ji]gialia,  S-ji-a-li-a. 

JSgialus,  8-ji-a-lu3. 

^Egides,  8-j)-d£Z. 

^gila,  S-jj-ia. 

^gilia,  8-jil-i-a. 

^gimius,  8-jim-i-us. 

^gimorus,  Ej-i-m(&-ru3. 

jEgina,  8-jj-na. 

jEgineta,  Ej-i-ne-ta. 

J^^ginetes,  Ej-i-nE-t£Z. 

jEgiochus,  S-jj-o-kus. 

^gipan,  S-j|-pan. 

Jigira,  8-Ji-ra. 

yEgiroessa,  8-jir-o-es-Q. 

JJgis,  8'jis. 

J^gisthus,  8-jis-tus. 

^gitura,  8-jj-tuin. 

-iEgium,  8'ji-um. 

-iEgle,  Eg'lE. 

-.Egles,  Eg'lEz. 

-^gletes,  Eg-lE-t£z. 

wSlgloge,  Eg'Io-JE. 

iEgobolus,  8-g6b-o-lus. 

jEgoceros,  S-gos-E-ros. 

jEgon,  8'gon. 

^gosagaj,  Eg-o-sa-jc. 

vEgos  Potamos,  8'gos  P6t-a-nios 

-iEgosthena,  8-g6s-t£-na. 

yEgus,  8'gus. 

^gy,  S'ji. 

^gypanes,  Ej-i-pa-nez. 


iEgypsus,  8-jip-su3. 

jEgyptii,  8-j'ip-Ji-j. 

^gyptium,  8-jip-Ji-um. 

jEgyptus,  8-jip-tus. 

^lia,  8'li-a. 

^lian,  8'li-an. 

^lianus,  8li-a-nus.   {Eng.} 

^lias,  8'li-us,  and 

jElia,  8'li-a. 

^luras,  8-hj,-ru3. 

.iEtnilia,  8-mil-i-a. 

^milianus,  8-mil-i-d-BUS. 

^inilius,  8-mil-i-u3. 

^mnestus,  Em-nes-tus. 

.iEmon,  8'mon. 

jEmona,  Em'o-na. 

iEinonia,  8-m6-ni-a. 

^monides,  8-m6n-i-d£z. 

jEnius,  8'mus. 

^mylia,  8-mil-i-a. 

^raylianus,  8-mil-i-a-nu3. 

uEmylii,  8-niil-i-j. 

^mylius,  8-mil-i-us. 

.^nantion,  8-nan-Ji-on. 

.iEnaria,  8-na-ri-a. 

^nasias,  8-na-Ji-u3. 

jEnea,  8-nE-a. 

^neadae,  8-nE-a-d£. 

jEneades,  8-n£-a-d£Z. 

.^neas,  8-nE-as. 

iEneia,  8-n£-ya. 

^neides,  8-n£-i-d£Z. 

./Eneis,  8-ne-is. 

^nesidemus,  8-nes-i-d£-mn8. 

^nesius,  8-D8-Ji-us. 

.(Enetus,  8-n£-tus. 

iEnia,  8'ni-a. 

^niacus,  8-ni-a-kus. 

.^niochi,  8-nj-o-kj. 

jEnobarbus,  En-o-b^r-bus. 

Anodes,  En'o-klez. 

JEnos,  8'nos. 

^num,  8'nam. 

yEnyra,  8-nj-ra. 

JEolia,  8-6-li-a. 

^olise,  8-(f)-li-£. 

^olida,  8-61-i-da. 

JEolides,  8-61-i-dEz. 

JEolis,  8'ca-lis. 

^olus,  8'o-lus. 

^ora,  8-ci-ra, 

.^paliur,  8-pa-li-us. 

^pea,  8-pE-a. 

^pulo,  Ep'yq,-1(D. 

^py,  S'pj. 

^pytus,  Ep'i-tus. 

JEquana,  8-kwa-na. 

M(\m,  8'kwj. 

Jiquicoli,  8-kw)k-0-lj. 

^quimelium,  Ek-wi-me-li-um. 

^rias,  8'ri-as. 

^rope,  Er'o-pE. 

jEropus,  Er'ca-pus. 

yEsacus,  Es'a-kus. 

.^sapus,  8-sa-pus. 

iEsar,  8'sar,  0r 

^sarus,  g-sa-rus. 

.^schines,  Es'ki-n£Z. 

^schiron,  Es'ki-ron. 

^schylides,  Es-ki-lj-dEZ. 

^schylus,  Es'ki-lu3. 

^sculapius,  Es-kn,-la-pi-n3. 

Jilsepus,  8-sE-pus. 

uEsernia,  8-ser-ni-a. 

Jision,  8-zi-on. 

iEson,  8'son. 


GRSK  AND  LATIN  PROPER  NSMZ. 


673 


^Esonides,  8-s6n-i-d£z. 
^-Esop,  8'zop. 
yEsopus,  S-SQ-pus. 
^stria,  Es'tri-a. 
iEsua,  Es'yi],-a. 
^syetes,  8-si-E-t8Z. 
^symnetes,  Es-im-ne-tEZ. 
iEsyinnus,  8-sim-nus. 
^thalides,  8-tal-i-d£z. 
/Ethiopia,  8-ti-6-pi-a. 
^thlius,  Et'li-us. 
^thon,  8'ton. 
^thra,  8'ti-a. 
^thusa,  8-tq,-sa. 
^da,  8'Ji-a- 
Jition,  8'ti-on. 
JStius,  8'Ji-us. 
jEtta,  Et'na. 
^tolia,  8-tc)-li-a. 
^tolus,  8-tQ-lus. 
Afcr,  a'fer. 
Afrania,  A-fra-ni-a. 
Afranius,  A-fra-ni-us. 
Africa,  Af'ri-ka. 
Africauus,  Af-ri-ka-nus. 
Africum,  ^Ul'ri-kum. 
Agagrianae,  A-gag-ri-a-nE. 
Agalasses,  Ag-a-las-ez. 
Agalla,  A-gal-a. 
Agamedes,  Ag-a-ms-dsz. 
Agamemnon,  Ag-a-mein-non. 
Agamemnoniu?,      Ag-a-mem-no- 
Agametor,  Ag-a-me-tor.     [ni-us 
AgammatEe,  A-gam-a-te. 
Agamnestor,  Ag-am-nes-tor. 
Aganippe,  Ag-a-nip-E. 
Aganzaga,  A-gan-za-ga. 
Agapenor,  Ag-a-pe-nor. 
Agareni,  Ag-a-rs-nj. 
Agarista,  Ag-a-ris-ta. 
Agasicles,  A-gas-i-kkz. 
Agassae,  A-gas-s. 
Agasthenes,  A-gas-ts-iiEZ. 
Agasthus,  A-gas-tus. 
Agastrophus,  A-gas-tro-fns. 
Agatha,  Ag'a-ta. 
Agatharchidas,  Ag-a-tqr-ki-das. 
Agatharchides,  Ag-a-tqr-ki-dEZ. 
Agatharchus,  Ag-a-tqr-kus. 
Agathias,  A-ga-ti-as. 
Agathi  Demonis,    Ag'a-ti  Dem- 

O-nis. 
Agatho,  Ag'a-to. 
Agathoclea,  A-gat-o-kl£-a. 
Agathocles,  A-gat-o-kl£z. 
Agathon,  Ag'a-ton. 
Agathonymus,  A-gat-o-ni-mus. 
Agathosthenes,  Ag-a-tos-tE-nsz. 
Agathyrnum,  Ag-a-ter-num. 
Agathyrsi,  Ag-a-ter-sj. 
Agaui,  A-gd-j. 
Agave,  A-ga-V8. 
Agavus,  A-ga-vus. 
Agdestis,  Ag-des-tis. 
Ageena,  Aj-e-E-na. 
Agelastus,  Aj-E-las-tus. 
Agelaus,  Aj-E-la-us. 
Agenatha,  A-jen-a-ta. 
Agendicum,  Aj-en-dj-kum. 
Agenor,  A-JE-nor. 
Agenorides,  Aj-E-n6r-i-d£Z. 
Agerinus,  Aj-£-ri-nus. 
Agesander,  Aj-£-san-der. 
Agesia?,  A-JE-Ji-as. 
Agesilaus,  A-jes-i-la-us. 
Agesipolis,  Aj-e-sip-o-lis. 
43 


Agesistrata,  A.j-E-sis-tra-ta. 
Agesistratus,  Aj-£-sis-lra-tus, 
Aggrammes,  A-gram-EZ. 
Aggrinse,  A-gri-nE. 
Agidaj,  Aj'i-dE. 
Agilaus,   Aj-i-la-us. 
Agis,  3'jis. 
Aglaia,  Ag-la-ya. 
Aglaonice,  Ag-la-o-nj-S£. 
Aglaope,  Ag-la-o-p£. 
Aglaophajna,  Ag-la-o-fs-na. 
Aglaophon,  Ag-la-o-fon. 
Aghtosthenes,  Ag-la-os-tE-nez. 
Aglauros,  Ag-le-ros. 
Aglaus,  Ag-la-us. 
Agna,  Ag'na. 
Agno,  Ag'no. 
Agnodice,  Ag-nod-i-ss. 
Agnon,  Ag'non. 
Agnouides,  Ag-non-i-dEZ. 
Agonalia,  Ag-o-na-li-a,  and. 
Agonia,  A-go-ni-a. 
Agones,  X-ga-nzz. 
Agonis,  Ag'o-nis. 
Agonius,  A-g6-ni-us. 
Agoracritus,  Ag-o-rak-ri-tus. 
Agoraja,  Ag-o-rg-a. 
Agoranis,  Ag-o-ra-nis. 
Agoranomi,  Ag-o-ran-o-mi. 
Agra,  3'gra. 
Agraei,  A-gre-i. 
Agragas,  Ag'ra-gas. 
Agraule,  A-gro-lE. 
Agraulia,  A-gre-li-a. 
Agraulos,  A-gre-los. 
Agrauonit«,  Ag-re-o-ni-t£. 
Agrianes,  [I-gri-a-nEZ. 
Agricola,  A-grik-o-la. 
Agrigentum,  Ag-ri-jen-tum. 
Agrinium,  A-grin-i-um. 
Agrionia,  ff-gri-Q-ni-a. 
Agriopas,  A-grj-o-pas. 
Agriope,  A-gri-cD-pE. 
Agrippa,  A-grip-a. 
Agrippina,  Ag-ri-pj-na. 
Agrisope.  A-gris-o-ps. 
Agritis,  0!'gri-us. 
Agrolas,  Ag'ro-las. 
Agron,  fl'gron. 
Agrotas,  A-gro-tas. 
Agrotera,  A-grot-E-ra. 
Agyleus,  A-jiI-E-u3. 
Agylla,  A-jil-a. 
Agyllfeus,  Aj-il-s-us. 
Agyrium,  A-jir-i-um. 
Agyrius,   A-jir-i-us. 
Agyrtes,  A-jer-tEZ. 
Agyrus,  A-jj-rus. 
Ahala,  A-ha-la. 
Aidoneus,  EI-i-do-nE-us. 
Aimylus,  A-im-i-lus.  [us, 

Aius  Locutius,  El'yus  Lo-k^-Ji- 
Ajax,  £['jaks. 
Alabanda,  Al-a-ban-da. 
Alabandenses,  Al-a-ban-den-sez, 
Alabus,  Al'a-bus. 
Alaea,  A-ls-a. 
Alaei,  A-1e-}. 
Alaeus,  A-1e-us. 
Alagonia,  Al-a-g6-ni-a. 
Alala,  A-la-la. 
Alalcomenae,  Al-al-k6m-E-n£. 
Alalia,  A-la-li-a. 
Alamanes,  Al-a-ma-nEZ. 
Alamanni,  Al-a-man-i,  or 
Alemanni,  A-le-man-i. 


Alani,  A-la-nj. 

Alares,  Al'a-rEZ. 

Alaricus,  Al-a-rj-kus. 

Alaric,  Al'a-rik. 

Alarodii,  Al-a-r6-di-j. 

Alastor,  A-las-tor. 

Alazon,  Al'a-zon. 

Albania,  Al-ba-ni-a. 

Albanus,  Al-ba-nus. 

Alba  Sylvius,  Al'ba  Sil-vi-us. 

Albici,  Al-bj-sj. 

Albietae,  Al-bi-E-t£. 

Albini,  Al-bi-nj. 

Albinovanus,  Al-bi-no-va-nus. 

Albintemelium,  Al-bin-tE-mE-li- 

um. 
Albinus,  Al-bj-nus. 
Albion,  Al'bi-on. 
Albius,  Al'bi-us. 
Albucilla,  Al-bq-sil-a. 
Albula,  Al'bq-la. 
Albunea,  Al-bi\-nE-a. 
Alburnus,  Al-bur-nus. 
Albus  Pagus,  Al'bus  Pa-gus. 
Albutius,  Al-bq-Ji-us. 
Aleaeus,  Al-kg-us. 
Alcamenes,  Al-kam-£-nEZ. 
Alcander,  Al-kan-der. 
Alcandre,  Al-kan-der. 
Alcanor,  Al-ka-nor. 
Alcathoe,  Al-kat-o-E. 
Alcathous,  Al-kat-Q-us. 
Alee,  Al'sE. 
Alcenor,  Al-SE-nor. 
Alceste,  Al-ses-tE. 
Alcestis,  Al-ses-tis. 
Alcetas,  Al'sE-tas. 
Alchidas,  Al'ki-das. 
Alehimacus,  Al-kim-a-kus. 
Alcibiades,  Al-si-bi-a-dEZ. 
Alcidamas,  Al-sid-a-mas. 
Alcidamea,  Al-si-da-mE-a. 
Alcidamidas,  Al-si-dam-i-das. 
Alcidamus,  Al-sid-a-mus. 
Alcidas,  Al-si-das. 
Alcides,  Al-si-dEZ. 
Alcidiee,  Al-sid-i-s£. 
Alcimede,  Al-sim-E-dE. 
AlcimEdon,  Al-sim-E-don. 
Alcimenes,  Al-sim-E-n£Z. 
Alcimus,  Al'si-mus. 
Alcinoe,  Al-sin-o-E. 
Alcinor,  Al'si-nor. 
Alcinous,  Al-sin-Q-us. 
Alcioneus,  Al-si-6-nE-us. 
Alciphron,  Als'i-fron. 
Alcippe,  Al-sip-E. 
Alcippus,  Al-sip-us. 
Alois,  Al'sis. 
Alcithoe,  Al-sit-o-E. 
Alcmaeon,  Alk-niE-on. 
Alcmjeonidte,  Alk-mE-6n-i-de. 
Alcman,  Alk'man. 
Alcmena,  Alk-me-na. 
Alcyona,  Al-si-o-na. 
Alcyone,  AI-si-o-de. 
Alcyoneus,  Al-si-tJ-nE-us 
Aldescus,  Al-des-kus. 
Alduabis,  Al-di^-a-bis. 
Alea,  a'lE-a. 
Alebas,  A-lE-bas. 
Al,pbion,  A-lE'-bi-on. 
Alecto,  A-lek-to. 
Alector,  A-lek-tor. 
Alectryon,  A-lek-tri-on. 
Alectus.  A-lek-tus. 


674 


GRSK  AND  LATIN  PROPER  N^MZ. 


Aleius  Campus,  A-ls-yus  Kam- 

pus. 
Alemon,  A-lg-mon. 
Alemusii,  Al-E-mii-ji-i. 
Alens,  3'lenz. 
AleoD,  £I'le-on. 
Alesa,  A-ltj-sa. 
Alese,  A-le-SE. 
Alesia,  A-ls-iji-a. 
Alesium,  A-le-gi-um. 
Aletes,  A  lE-tez. 
Alethes,  A-ls-tsz. 
Alethia,  A-l8-ti-a. 
AletiJas,  A-let-i-das. 
Aletis,  A-lg-tis. 
Aletrium,  A-le-tri-um. 
Aletutn,  A-lE-tum. 
Aleuadffi,  A-14-a-d8. 
Aleus,  A-1e-us. 
A.lex,  El'ieks. 

Alexumenus,  A-leks-a-me-nus. 
Alexander,  Al-eks-an-der. 
Alexandra,  Al-eks-an-dra. 
Alexandria,   Al-eks-an-dri-a,  er 
Al-eks-an-drj-a. 

Alexandrides,  Al-eks-an-dri-dsz. 
Alexandrina,  Al-eks-an-drj-na. 
Alexandropolis,  Al-eks-an-drop- 

o-lis. 
Alexanor,  Al-eks-a-nor. 
Alexarchus,  Al-eks-q,r-kus. 
Alexas,  A-leks-as. 
Alexia,  A-lek-Ji-a. 
Alexieacus.  Al-eks-ik-a-kus. 
Alexinus,  Al-eks-i-nus. 
Alexio,  A-lek-Ji-o. 
Alexippus,  Al-eks-ip-us. 
Alexiraes,  Al-eks-ir-a-8Z. 
Alexirhoe,  Al-eks-ir-ho-e. 
Alexis,  A-leks-is. 
Alexon,  A-leks-on. 
Alfaterna,  Al-fa-ter-na. 
Alfenus,  Al-fe-nus. 
Algidum,  Al'ji-dum. 
Aliacmon,  3-li-ak-mon. 
Aliartum,  El-li-qr-tum. 
Aliartus,  fl-li-qr-tus. 
Alicis,  Al'i-sis. 
Alienus,  fl-li-e-nus. 
AlifiB,  Al'i-fe. 
Alilasi,  Al-i-le-j. 
Alimentus,  Al-i-men-tus. 
Alind»,  A-lin-de. 
Alindoia,  Al-in-do-ya. 
AJipheria,  Al-i-fg-ri-a. 
Alirrothius,  Al-i-ro-ti-us. 
Allia,  Al'i-a. 
Allienos,  Al-i-8-nos. 
Allobroges,  A-lob-ro-jgz. 
Allobryges,  A-lob-ri-jgz. 
Allotriges,  A-lot-ri-jgz. 
Allutius,  A-l^-Ji-us. 
Aloa,  A-lo-a. 
Aloeus,  Al-o-g-us. 
Aloida3,  Al-o-j-dg. 
Aloides,  Al-o-j-dgz. 
Ali)ne,  A-liii-ng. 
Alope,  Al'o-pg. 
Alopece,  A-16p-E-se. 
Alopeces,  A-16p-g-SEZ. 
Alopius,  A-16-pi-us. 
Alos,  a'los. 
Alotia,  A-16-Ji-a. 
Alpenus,  Al-pg-nus. 
Alpes,  Al'pgz. 
Alps,  Alps. 


Alphea,  Al-fg-a. 
Alpheia,  Al-fg-ya. 
Alphenor,  Al-fg-nor. 
Alphenus,  Al-fe-nus. 
Alphesiboea,  Al-fg-zi-bg-a. 
Alphesiboeus,  Al-fg-zi-bg-us. 
Alpheus,  Al-fg-us. 
Alphion,  Al-fi-on. 
Alphias,  Al'fi-us. 
Alpinus,  Al-pj-nus. 
Alpis,  Al'pis. 
Alsium,  Al'Ji-um. 
Alsus,  Al'sus. 
Althsea,  Al-tg-a. 
Altbasmenes,  Al-tem-e-ngz. 
Altinum,  Al-tj-num. 
AltiB,  Al'tis. 
Aluntium,  A-ldn-Ji-um. 
Alus,  Clus,  er 
Aluus,  Al'vi]^-us. 
Alyattes,  U-li-at-gz. 
Alyba,  Al'i-ba. 
AlycEea,  Al-i-sg-a. 
Alycseus,  Al-i-sg-us. 
Alyssus,  A-Iis-us. 
Alyxothoe,  Al-iks-6t-o-e. 
Amadnci,  A-mad-o-sj. 
Amadocu.-',  A-mad-o-kus. 
Amage,  Am'a-jg. 
Amalthaea,  Am-al-tg-a. 
Amaltheuni,  Anj-al-tg-um. 
Amana,  Am'a-na. 
Amantes,  A-man-tgz. 
Amantini,  Am-an-ti-nj. 
Amanus,  A-ma-nus. 
Amaracus,  A-mar-a-kus. 
Amardi,  A-mqr-dj. 
Amartus,  A-mqr-tus. 
Amarynceus,  Am-a-rin-Jg-us. 
Amarynthus,  Am-a-rin-tus. 
Amas,  a'mas. 
Amasenus,  Am-a-sg-nus. 
Amasia,  A-ma-;^i-a. 
Amasis,  A-ma-sis. 
Amastris,  A-mas-tris. 
Amastrus,  A-mas-trus, 
Amata,  A-ma-ta. 
Amathea,  Am-a-te-a. 
Amathus,  Am'a-tus. 
Amaxampeus,  A-maks-am-pe-us, 
Amaxia,  A-mak-Ji-a. 
Amaxita,  A-maks-i-ta. 
Amazenes,  Am-a-ze-ngz. 
Amazones,  A-maz-o-nsz. 
Amazons,  Am'a-zonz. 
Amazonia,  Am-a-z6-ni-a. 
Amazonides,  Am-a-zon-i-dgz. 
Amazonium,  Am-a-zo-ni-um. 
Amazonius,  Am-a-zQ-ni-us. 
Ambarri,  Am-bar-j. 
Ambarvalia,  Am-bar-va-li-a. 
Ambenus,  Am'bg-nus. 
Ambialites,  Am-bi-a-lj-tgz. 
Ambianum,  Am-bi-a-num. 
Ambiatinum,  Am-bi-a-tj-num. 
Ambigatu?,  Am-bi-ga-tus. 
Ambiorix,  Am-bj-o-riks. 
Amblada,  Am'bla-da. 
Ambracia,  Am-bra-Ji-a. 
Ambracius,  Am-bra-Ji-us. 
Ambri,  Am'bri. 
Ambrones,  Am-br(5-ngz. 
Ambrosia,  Am-bro-^si-a. 
Ambrosius,  Am-bro-Ji-us. 
Ambryllis,  Am-bril-is. 
Ambryon,  Am-brj-on. 


Anibryssus,  Am-bris-us. 
Ambulli,  Am-biil-j. 
Ameles,  Am'g-lgz. 
Amenanus,  Am-g-na-nus. 
Amenides,  Am-E-ni-dgz. 
Amenocles,  A-men-o-klgz. 
Ameria,  A-mg-ri-a. 
Amestratus,  A-mes-tra-tus. 
Amestris,  A-mes-tris, 
Amielaeus,  Am-ik-le-us. 
Amiclas,  A-mik-Ias. 
Amictaeus,  Am-ik-tg-us. 
Amictas,  A-mik-tas. 
Amida,  A-m|-da. 
Amilcar,  A-mil-kar. 
Amilos,  Am'i-los. 
Amimone,  A-mim-o-ng,  er 
Amymone,  A-mim-a-ng. 
Aminea,  A-min-g-a,  er 
Amminea,  A-min-g-a. 
Aminias,  A-min-i-as. 
Aminius,  A-min-i-us. 
Aminocles,  A-min-o-klez. 
Amisena,  Am-i-sg-na. 
Amisias,  A-miJ-i-as. 
Amissas,  A-mis-as. 
Amisum,  A-mj-sum. 
Amisus,  A-m;-sus. 
Amiternum,  Am-i-ter-num. 
Amithaon,  Am-i-ta-on,  er 
Amythaon,  Am-i-ta-on. 
Ammalo,  A-ma-lo. 
Ammianus,  Am-i-a-nus. 
Ainmometus,  Am-Q-mg-tus. 
Ammon,  Am'on. 
Ammonia,  A-mca-ni-a. 
Ammonii,  A-mu-ni-j. 
Ammonius,  A-mo-ni-us. 
Ammothea,  A-mo-tg-a. 
Amnias,  Am'ni-as. 
Amnisus,  Am-nj-sus. 
Amoebffius,  Am-g-bg-us. 
Amor,  a'mer. 
Amorges,  A-mer-jgz. 
Amorgos,  A-mer-gos. 
Ampelus,  Am'pE-lus. 
Ampelusia,  Am-pg-li^-gi-a. 
Amphea,  Am-fg-a. 
Amphialaus,  Am-fi-a-la-us. 
Amphianax,  Am-f  j-a-naks. 
Amphiaraus,  Am-fi-a-ra-us. 
A.mphiaridcs,  Am-fi-ar-i-dgz. 
Amphiclea,  Am-fik-lg-a. 
Amphicrates,  Am-fik-ra-tgz. 
Amphictyon,  Am-fik-ti-on. 
Amphidamus,  Am-fid-a-mus. 
Aaiphidromia,  Am-fi-dro-mi-a. 
Amphigenia,  Am-fi-js-ni-a,  er 
Am-fi-jg-nj-a. 
Ampbilochus,  Am-fil-o-kus. 
Amphilytus,  Am-fil-i-tus. 
Ampbimachus,  Am-fim-a-kus. 
Amphimedon,  Am-fim-g-don. 
Ampbinome,  Am-fin-o-mg. 
Amphinomus,  Am-fin-o-mus. 
Amphion,  Am-fj-on. 
Amphipoles,  Am-fip-o-lgz. 
Amphipolis,  Am-fip-o-lis. 
Amphipyros,  Am-fip-i-ros. 
Amphiretus,  Am-fi-rE-tus. 
Amphiroe,  Am-fir-o-g. 
Amphis,  Am'fis. 
Amphisboena,  Ara-fis-bg-na. 
Amphissa,  Am-fis-a. 
Amphissene,  Am-fi-sg-ng. 
Amphissus,  Am-fis-us. 


GE8K  AND  LATIN  PROPER  N^MZ. 


675 


Amphisthenes,  Am-fis-te-nez. 
Amphiitides,  Am-fis-tj-dEZ. 
Amphistratus,  Am-fis-tra-tus. 
Ainphitea,  Am-fit-E-a. 
Amphithemis,  Am-fit-£-mis. 
Amphithoe,  Am-fit-o-E. 
Amphitrite,  Am-fi-trj-t£. 
Amphitryon,  Am-fit-ri-on. 
Amphitus,  Am'fi-tus. 
Amphoterus,  Am-fot-E-rus. 
Ainphotryoniades,   Atn-fot-ri-O- 

nj-a-dEz. 
Amphrysus,  Am-frj-sus. 
Ampsaga,  Amp'sa-ga. 
Ampycides,  Am-pis-i-dcz. 
Ampyx,  Am'piks. 
Amsanctus,  Am-sai)k-tus. 
Amulius,  A-mq^-li-us. 
Aniyela,  A-mik-la. 
Amyclae,  A-mik-lg. 
Amyous,  Am'i-kus. 
Amydon,  Am'i-don. 
Amymone,  Am-i-mo-ne. 
Amj'ntas,  A-min-tas. 
Amyntianus,  A-min-Ji-a-nus. 
A  my  n  tor,  A-min-tor. 
Amyris,  A-mj-ris. 
Amyrius,  A-mir-i-us. 
Amyrus,  Am'i-rus. 
Amystis,  A-mis-tis. 
Amytis,  Am'i-tis. 
Anaoes,  An'a-scz. 
Anaeharsis,  An-a-kqr-sis. 
Anacium,  A-na-Ji-um. 
Anaereon,  A-nak-re-on,  dr  A-na- 

krE-on. 
Anactoria,  An-ak-to-ri-a. 
Anaotorium,  An-ak-to-ri-um. 
Anadyomene,  An-a-di-6m-E-ne. 
Anagnia,  A-nag-ni-a. 
Anagyrontum,  An-a-ji-ron-ttim. 
•Anaitis,  An-a-j-tis. 
Anaphe,  An'a-fg. 
Anaphlj'stus,  An-a-flis-tus. 
Anapus,  A-na-pus. 
Anartes,  A-nqr-tEZ. 
Anas,  a'nas. 
Anatole,  A-nat-o-le. 
Anauchidas,  A-ne-ki-das. 
Anaurus,  A-ne-rus. 
Anax,  a'naks. 

Anaxagoras,  An-aks-ag-o-ras. 
Anaxander,  An-aks-an-der. 
Anaxandrides,    An-aks-an-dri- 

dEZ. 

Anaxarchus,  An-aks-qr-kus. 
Anaxarete,  An-aks-ar-E-te. 
Anaxenor,  An-aks-E-nor. 
Anaxias,  A-nak-Ji-as. 
Anaxibia,  An-aks-ib-i-a. 
Anaxicrates,  An-aks-ik-ra-tEZ. 
Anaxidamus,  An-aks-id-a-mus. 
Anaxila5,  A-naks-i-las. 
Anaxilaus,  An-aks-i-la-us. 
Anaxilides.  An-aks-il-i-dEZ. 
Anaximander,     An-aks-i-man- 

der. 
Araximenes,  Aa-aks-im-e-nEZ, 
Anaxipolis,  An-aks-ip-o-lis. 
Anaxippus,  An-aks-ip-us. 
Anaxirrhoe,  An-aks-ir-o-e. 
Anaxis,  A-naks-is. 
Anaxo,  A-naks-o. 
Ancasus,  An-sE-us. 
Ancalites,  An-ka-lj-tez. 
Ancarius,  An-ka-ri-us. 


Ancharia,  An-ka-ri-a. 
Ancharius,  An-ka-ri-us. 
Anchemolus,  An-kem-o-lus. 
Anchesites,  An-kE-sj-tez. 
Anchesmus,  An-kes-mus. 
Anchiala,  An-ki-a-la. 
Anchiale,  An-kj-a-ls. 
Auchialus,  An-kj-a-lus. 
Anchimolius,  An-ki-mo-li-us. 
Anchinoe,  An-kin-o-E. 
Anehises,  An-kj-SEz. 
Anehifia,  An-kiJ-i-a. 
Anchisiade3,  An-ki-sj-a-dsz. 
Anchoe,  An'ko-E. 
Anchora,  An'ko-ra. 
Anehurus,  An-ki^-rus. 
Ancile,  An-sj-lE. 
Ancon,  An'kon. 

Ancona,  An-ko-na.  [us. 

Ancus  ilartius,  An'kus   Mqr-Ji- 
Aaeyle,  An-sj-le. 
Ancyrse,  An-sj-r£. 
Anda,  An'da. 
Andabatae,  An-dab-a-t£. 
Andania,  An-da-ni-a. 
Andecavia,  An-de-ka-vi-a. 
Andes,  An'dEZ. 
Andocides,  An-dos-i-dsz. 
Andomatis,  An-dom-a-tis. 
Andraemon,  An-drs-mon. 
Andragathius,  An-dra-ga-ti-us. 
Andragathus,  An-dfag-a-ius. 
Andragoras,  An-drag-Q-ras. 
Andramytes,  An-dram-i-tgz. 
Andreas,  An-dre-as. 
Andrew,  An'drca. 
Andriclus,  An'dri-klus. 
Andrion,  An'dri-on. 
Andriscus,  An-dris-kus. 
Androbius,  An-dro-bi-us. 
Androclea,  An-dro-kle-a. 
Androcles,  An'dro-klEZ. 
Androclides,  An-dro-klj-dsz. 
Androclus,  An-dro-klus. 
Andrucydes,  An-dro-sj-dEZ. 
Androdamus,  An-drod-a-mus. 
Androgeos,  An-dro-JE-os. 
Androgeus,  An-dro-JE-us. 
Androgynae,  An-droj-i-nE. 
Andromache,  An-drom-a-ks. 
Andromachidae,    An-drom-a-ki- 

dE. 
Andromachus,  An-drom-a-kus. 
Andromadas,  An-drom-a-das. 
Andromeda,  An-drom-E-da. 
Andron,  An'dron. 
Andronicus,  An-dro-nj-kus. 
Androphagi,  An-drof-a-jj. 
Andropompus,  An-dro-pom-pus. 
Andres,  An'dro?. 
Androsthenes,  An-dr6s-te-n£Z. 
Androtion,  An-dro-ti-on. 
Anelontis,  An-E-16n-tis. 
Anemolia,  An-E-m6-li-a. 
Anemosa,  An-E-mo-sa. 
Anerastus,  An-E-ras-tus. 
Anfinomus,  An-fin-o-mus. 
Angelia,  An-J£-li-a. 
Angelion,  An-JE-li-on. 
Angelus,  An'JE-lus. 
Angites,  An-jj-tEZ. 
Angrus,  An'grus. 
Anguitia,  An-gq,-iJ-i-a. 
Ania,  3'ni-Q. 
Anicetus,  An-i-se-tus. 
Anicia,  A-niJ-i-a. 


Anicium,  A-niJ-i-um.  [us. 

Anicius  GaUus,  A-uiJ-i-us  Gal- 
Anigrus,  An'i-grus. 
Anio,  £I'ni-o,  and 
Anien,  3'ni-en. 
Anitorgis,  An-i-ter-jis. 
Anius,  El'ni-us. 
Anna,  An'a. 
Anuianus,  An-i-a-nus. 
Annibal,  An'i-bal. 
Annibi,  An'i-bi. 
Anniceris,  A-nis-e-ris. 
Annon,  An'on. 
Anopaea,  An-o-pE-a. 
Anser,  An'ser. 
Ansibaria,  An-si-ba-ri-a. 
Antaea,  An-tE-a. 
Antceas,  An-tE-as. 
Antajus,  An-tE-us. 
Antagoras,  An-tag-o-ras. 
Antalcidas,  An-tal-si-das. 
Antander,  An-tan-der. 
Antandros,  An-tan-dro3. 
Anteius,  An-tE-yus. 
Antemnae,  An-tem-ns. 
Antenor,  An-tE-nor. 
Antenorides,  An-tE-nor-i-dez. 
Anterbrogius,  An-ter-bro-ji-tis. 
Anteros,  An'ts-ros. 
Anthea,  An-te-Q. 
Ajitheas,  An'tE-as. 
Anthedon,  An-te-don. 
Anthela,  An-tE-la. 
Anthemis,  An'tE-mis. 
Anthemon,  An'tr-mon. 
Anthemus,  An'te-mus. 
Anthemusia,  An-tE-mii-ji-a. 
Anthene,  An-ts-ns. 
Authermus,  An-ter-mus. 
Anthes,  An'tEZ. 
Anthesphoria,  An-fles-fo-ri-a. 
Anthesteria,  An-tes-te-ri-a. 
Antheus,  An'te-us. 
Anthia,  An-tj-a. 
Anthias,  An'ti-as. 
Anthium,  An'ti-um. 
Authius,  An'ti-us. 
Antho,  An'to. 
Anthores,  An-to-rsz. 
Anthracia,  An-tra-Ji-a. 
Anthropinus,  An-tro-pj-nus. 
Anthrofiomorphitae,     Aa-tro-po- 

mor-fj-tE. 
Anthropophagi,  An-tro-pof-a-jj. 
Anthylla,  An-til-a. 
Antianira,  An-ti-a-nj-ra. 
Antias,  An'Ji-as. 
Antielea,  An-ti-klE-a. 
Anticles,  An'ti-kUz. 
Anticlides,  An-ti-klj-dEZ. 
Anticragus,  An-tik-ra-gus, 
Anticrates,  An-tik-ra-t£z. 
Anticyra,  An-tis-i-ra. 
Antidomus,  An-tid-o-mus. 
Antidotus,  An-tid-o-tus. 
Antigenes,  An-tij-E-nEZ. 
Antigeuiilas.  An-ti-jen-i-das. 
Antigona,  An-tig-o-na. 
Antigone.  An-tig-o-nE. 
Antigonia,  An-ti-go-ni-a. 
Antigonus,  An-tig-o-nus. 
Antilco,  An-til-k(a. 
Antilibanus,  An-ti-Iib-a-nu3. 
Antiloehus,  An-til-o-kus. 
Antimachus,  An-tim-a-kus. 
Antimenes,  An-tim-E-DEZ. 


676 


GECK  AND  LATIN  PKOPER  N^MZ. 


Antinoe,  An-tin-o-e. 
Antinoeia,  An-ti-ne-ya. 
Antinopolis,  An-ti-nop-o-lis. 
Antinous,  An-tin-o-us. 
Antioeh,  An'ti-ok. 
Antiochia,  An-ti-6-ki-a,  er  An- 

ti-o-kj-a. 
Antiochis,  An-tj-o-kis. 
Antiochus,  An-tj-o-kus. 
Antiope,  An-tj-o-ps. 
Antiorus,  An-ti-6-rus. 
Antipater,  An-tip-a-ter. 
Antipatria,  An-ti-pa-tri-a. 
Antipatridas,  An-ti-pat-ri-das. 
Antipatris,  An-tip-a-tris. 
Antiphanes,  An-tif-a-nsz. 
Antiphates,  An-tif-a-tez. 
Antiphilus,  An-tif-i-lus. 
Autiphon,  An'ti-fon. 
Antiphonus,  An-tif-o-nus. 
Antiphus,  An'ti-fus. 
Antipoenus,  An-ti-pe-nus. 
Antipolis,  An-tip-o-lis. 
Antissa,  An-tis-a. 
Antisthenes,  An-tis-te-nez. 
Antistius,  An-tis-ti-us. 
Antitheus,  An-tit-E-us. 
Antium,  An'Ji-um. 
Antomenes,  An-tom-E-nez. 
Antonia,  An-to-ni-a. 
Antonii,  An-tco-ni-j. 
Antonina,  An-to-nj-na. 
Antoninus,  An-to-nj-nus. 
Antoniopolis,  An-to-ni-6p-<o-lis. 
Antonius,  An-t6-ni-us. 
Antorides,  An-tor-i-dEZ. 
Anubis,  A-ni],-bis. 
Anxius,  Agk'Jus, 
Anxur,  Ajks'ur. 
Anyta,  An'i-ta. 
Anytus,  An'i-tus. 
Anzabe,  An-za-bE. 
Aobriga,  A-6b-ri-ga. 
AoUius,  A-61-i-us. 
Aon,  £I'on. 
Aones,  £I'o-nEZ. 
Aoris,  A-6-ris. 
Aornos,  A-er-nos. 
Aoti,  A-6-tj. 
Apaitae,  A-pa-i-tE. 
Apama,  A-pa-ma. 
Apame,  A-pa-mg. 
Apamea,  Ap-a-mE-a. 
Apamia,  Ap-a-mj-a. 
Aparni,  A-pqr-nj. 
Apaturia,  Ap-a-t4-ri-Q. 
Apeauros,  Ap-E-e-ros 
Apella,  A-pel-a. 
Apelles,  A-pel-ez. 
Apellicon,  A-pel-i-kon. 
Apenninus,  Ap-en-j-nus. 
Aper,  3'per. 
Aperopia,  Ap-£-r6-pi-a. 
Apesus,  Ap'e-sus. 
Aphaca,  Af'a-ka. 
Apheea,  A-fs-a. 
Aphar,  3 'far. 
Apharetus,  Af-a-r£-tug. 
Aphareus,  Af-a-re-us. 
Aphas,  3'fas. 
Aphellas,  A-fel-as. 
Aphesas,  Af'E-sas. 
Aphetae,  Af's-te. 
Aphidas,  Af'i-das. 
Aphidna,  A-fid-na. 
Aphidnus,  A-fid-nus. 


Aphcebetus,  Af-e-be-tus. 
Aphrices,  A-frj-S£z. 
Aphrodisia,  Af-ro-dij-i-a. 
Aphrodisum,  Af-ro-dj-sum. 
Aphrodite,  Af-ro-dj-ts. 
Aphyte,  A-fj-ts. 
Apia,  £I'pi-a. 
Apianus,  3-pi-a-nus. 
Apicata,  Ap-i-ka-ta. 
Apicius,  A-piJ-i-us. 
Apidanus,  A-pid-a-nus. 
Apina,  Ap'i-na. 
Apiola,  A-pj-Q-la. 
Apion,  a'pi-on. 
Apis,  £I'pis. 
Apitius,  A-piJ-i-us. 
Apollinares,  A-pol-i-na-r£z. 
Apollinaris,  A-pol-i-na-ris. 
Apollinides,  Ap-ol-in-i-dEZ. 
Apolliuis,  A-p61-i-nis. 
Apollo,  A-p61-ca. 
Apolloerates,  Ap-ol-6k-ra-tEZ. 
iVpollodorus,  A-pol-o-d(fi-rus. 
Apollonia,  Ap-ol-o-ni-a. 
ApoUoniades,  A-pol-o-nj-a-dfiZ. 
ApoUonias,  Ap-ol-(5-ni-as. 
Apollonides,  Ap-ol-6n-i-dEZ. 
Apollonius,  Ap-ol-(D-ni-us. 
Apollophanes,  Ap-ol-6f-a-nEZ. 
Apomyios,  A-po-mi-j-os. 
Aponiana,  A-po-ni-a-na. 
AponiuSj  A-p6-ni-us. 
Aponus,  Ap'o-nus. 
Apostrophia,  Ap-os-tro-fi-a. 
Apotheosis,  A-pot-E-o-sis. 
Apotheosis,  Ap-o-te-o-sis.  {Eng. 
Appiades,  A-pj-a-dEz. 
Appianus,  Ap-i-a-nus. 
Appia  Via,  Ap'i-a  Vj-a. 
Appii  Forum,  Ap'i-j  F6-rum. 
Appius,  Ap'i-us. 
Appula,  Ap'yq,-la. 
Apries,  EI'pri-Ez. 
Aprias,  fl'pri-us. 
Apsinthii,  Ap-sin-ti-j. 
Apsinus,  Ap'si-nus. 
Aptera,  Ap't£-ra. 
Apuleia,  Ap-yn-lE-ya. 
Apuleius,  Ap-yq,-l£-yTis, 
Apulia,  A-pq,-li-a. 
Apusidamus,  Ap-yT|,-sid-a-mus. 
Aquarius,  A-kwa-ri-us. 
Aquila,  Ak'wi-la. 
Aquilaria,  Ak-wi-la-ri-a. 
Aquileia,  Ak-wi-lfi-ya. 
Aquilius,  A-kwil-i-us. 
Aquillia,  A-kwil-i-a. 
Aquilo,  Ak'wi-lo. 
Aquilonia,  Ak-wi-16-ni-a. 
Aquinius,  A-kwin-i-us. 
Aquinum,  A-kwj-num. 
Aquinus,  A-kwj-nus. 
Aquitania,  Ak-wi-ta-ni-a. 
Aquites,  Ak'wi-tEZ. 
Ara,  £I'ra. 

Arabarches,  Ar-a-b(^r-k£Z. 
Arabia,  A-ra-bi-a. 
Arabicus,  A-rab-i-kus. 
Arabis,  Ar'a-bis. 
Arabs,  Ar'abz. 
Arabus,  Ar'a-bus. 
Aracca,  A-rak-a,  er 
Arecca,  A-rek-a. 
Arachne,  A-rak-n£. 
Arachnea,  Ar-ak-ns-a. 
Arachosia,  Ar-a-ko-ji-a. 


Arachotaj,  Ar-a-ko-tE. 
Arachoti,  Ar-a-ko-tj. 
Aracillum,  Ar-a-sil-um. 
Aracosii,  Ar-a-ko-gi-j. 
Aracthias,  A-rak-ti-as. 
Aracynthus,  Ar-a-sin-tus. 
Aradus,  Ar'a-dus. 
Arse,  a'rE. 
Arar,  El'rar. 
Ararus,  Ar'a-rus. 
Arathyrea,  Ar-a-tir-£-a. 
Aralus,  A-ra-tus. 
Araxes,  A-raks-EZ. 
Arbaces,  flr-ba-SEZ,  w  ilr'ba-sez. 
Arbela,  Hr-bg-la,  or  Hr'bE-la. 
Arbis,  Hr'bis. 
Arbocala,  Hr-bo-ka-la. 
Arbuscala,  flr-bds-ki|-la. 
Arcadia,  ilr-ka-di-a. 
Arcadius,  Hr-ka-di-us. 
Arcanum,  ilr-ka-num. 
Areas,  flr'kas. 
Arcena,  ilr'sg-na. 
Arcens,  ilr'senz. 
Arcesilaus,  ilr-ses-i-la-us. 
Archaea,  ilr-kE-a. 
ArchEeanax,  flr-ks-a-naks. 
Archfeatidas,  fir-k£-at-i-das. 
Archagathus,  ilr-kag-a-tus. 
Archander,  Hr-kan-der. 
Archandros,  ilr-kan-dros. 
Arche,  Hr'kE. 
Archegetes,  ilr-kej-£-t£z. 
Archelaas,  Hr-kE-la-us. 
Archemacus,  flr-kem-a-kus. 
)  Archemorus,  flr-kem-o-rus. 
Archepolis,  ilr-kep-o-lis.      [mus. 
Archeptolemus,         Hr-kep-tol-E- 
Archestratus,  Hr-kes-tra-tus. 
Archetimus,  Hr-kE-tj-mus. 
Archia,  ilr'ki-a. 
Archias,  Hr'ki-as. 
Archibiades,  Hr-ki-bj-a-dsz. 
Archibius,  flr-kib-i-us. 
Archidamia,  flr-ki-da-mi-a. 
Archidamus,    ilr-ki-da-mus,     or 

ilr-kid-a-mas. 
Archidas,  Hr'ki-das. 
Archidemus,  ilr-ki-dE-mus. 
Archideus,  flr-ki-ds-us, 
Archidium,  Br-kid-i-um. 
Archigallus,  flr-ki-gal-us 
Archigenes,  ilr-kij-E-n£z. 
Archilocus,  Hr-kil-o-kus. 
Archimedes,  flr-ki-mE-d£Z. 
Arehinus,  ilr-kj-nus. 
Archipelagus,  flr-ki-pel-a-gus. 
Archipolis,  flr-kip-o-lis. 
Archippe,  Hr-kip-E. 
Archippus,  Rr-kip-iis. 
Architis,  flr-kj-tis. 
Archon,  flr'kon. 
Archontes,  flr-kon-tEZ. 
Archylus,  Hr'ki-lus. 
Arehytas,  flr'ki-tas. 
Aretinus,  Hrk-tj-niis. 
Arctopbylax,  flrk-tof-i-laks. 
Aretos,  Hrk'tos. 
Arclous,  flrk-to-us. 
Arcturus,  flrk-tq,-rus. 
Ardalus,  flr'da-lus. 
Ardania,   Hr-da-ni-a. 
Ardaxanns,  flr-daks-a-nus. 
Ardea,  Hr'd£-a. 
Ardeates,  flr-dE-a-t£z. 
Ardericca,  flr-de-rik-a. 


GRSK  AND  LATIN  PROPER  NQMZ. 


677 


Ardiasi,  Rr-di-g-j. 
Ardonea,  flr-dw-ne-a. 
Ardua,  flr-di],-a. 
Arduenna,  ilr-dq,-en-a. 
Arduine,  Hr-dix-j-ne. 
Ardyenses,  Hr-di-en-sez. 
Ardys,  ilr'dis. 
Are,  S['re. 
Area,  A-re-a. 
Areacidae,  a-re-as-i-de. 
Areas,  £l're-as. 
Aregonis,  A-reg-o-nis. 
Arelatum,  Ar-e-la-tum. 
Arellius,  A-rel-i-us. 
Aremoriea,  Ar-e-mor-i-ka. 
Arenacum,  A-ren-a-kum. 
Areopagitas,  Ar-e-op-a-jj-t£. 
Areopagus,  Ar-e-op-a-gus. 
Ares,  U.'izz. 
Arestae,  A-res-ts. 
Aresthanas,  A-res-ta-nas. 
Arestorides,  a-res-tor-i-dez, 
Areta,  £I'rs-ta. 
Aretffius,  Ar-e-te-us. 
Aretales,  Ar-e-ta-lsz. 
Aretaphila,  Ar-e-taf-i-la. 
Arete,  A-rs-te. 
Aretes,  A-re-tgz. 
Arethusa,  Ar-e-tvi-sa. 
Aretinum,  Ar-e-tj-num, 
Aretus,  Ar's-tus. 
Areus,  El'rs-us. 
Arga^us,  flr-jg-us. 
Argalus,  Hr'ga-lus. 
Argathona,  flr-gat-o-na. 
Argathonius,  Br-ga-tQ-ni-us. 
Arge,  ilr'je. 
Argea,  ilr-JE-a. 
Argeath^,  Hr-js-a-ts. 
Argennum,  flr-jen-um. 
Arges,  flr'jez. 
Argestratus,  Rr-jes-tra-tus. 
Argeus,  flr-J8-us. 
Argi,  flr'jj. 
Argia,  ilr-jj-a. 
Argias,  flr'ji-as. 
Argiletum,  ilr-ji-le-tum. 
Argilius,  Hr-jil-i-us. 
Argillus,  flr-jil-us. 
Argilus,  llr'ji-lus. 
ArginusEe,  ilr-ji-m],-SE. 
Argiope,  flr-jj-Q-pe. 
Argiphontes,  Hr-ji-fon-tez. 
Argippei,  flr-jip-e-j. 
Argi  us,  flr'ji-us. 
Argiva,  flr-jj-va. 
Argivi,  Hr-jj-vj. 
Argives,  flr'jjvz. 
Argo,  flr'go. 
Argolicus,  flr-gol-i-kus. 
Argolis,  flr'go-lis. 
Argon,  ilr'gon. 
Argonauts,  flr-go-ne-te. 
Argous,  ilr-gQ-us. 
Argus,  ilr'gus. 
Argynnis,  flr-jin-is. 
Argyra,  Ar'ji-ra. 
Argyraspides,  Rr-ji-ras-pi-dez. 
Argyre,  flr'ji-re. 
Argyripa,  ilr-jir-i-pa. 
Aria,  a'ri-a. 
Ariadne,  £I-ri-ad-ne. 
Ariaeus,  a-ri-s-us. 
Ariamnes,  £I-ri-am-nEZ. 
Ariaui,  S-ri-a-nj,  &i' 
Arieni   £I-ri-e-nj. 


Ariantas,  £I-ri-an-tas. 
Ariarathes,  El-ri-a-ra-tez. 
Aribbaeus,  Ar-i-be-us. 
Aricia,  A-riJ-i-a. 
Aricina,  Ar-i-sj-na. 
Aridaeus,  Ar-i-ds-us. 
Arienis,  £I-ri-E-nis. 
Arigaeum,  Ar-i-je-um. 
Arii,  A-rj-j. 
Arima,  Ar'i-ma. 
Arimaspi,  Ar-i-mas-pj. 
Arimaspias,  Ar-i-mas-pi-as. 
Arimasthae,  Ar-i-mas-te. 
Arimazes,  Ar-i-ma-zez. 
Arimi,  Ar'i-mj. 
Ariminum,  A-rim-i-num. 
Ariminus,  A-rim-i-nus. 
Arimphaei,  Ar-im-fe-j. 
Arimus,  Ar'i-mus. 
Ariobarzanes,  a-ri-o-bar-za-nez. 
Ariomandes,  El-ri-o-man-dez. 
Ariomardus,  £I-ri-o-mqr-dus. 
Ariomedes,  Sl-ri-o-me-dez. 
Arion,  A-ri-on. 
Ariovistus,  £I-ri-G)-vis-tus. 
Aris,  £I'ris. 
Arisba,  A-ris-ba, 
Arist^netus,  Ar-is-ten-s-tus. 
AristEeum,  Ar-is-te-um. 
Aristseus,  iVr-is-tg-us. 
Aristagoras,  Ar-is-tag-Q-ras. 
Aristander,  Ar-is-tan-der. 
Aristandros,  Ar-is-tan-dros. 
Aristarche,  Ar-is-tqr-kg. 
Aristarchus,  Ar-is-tqr-kus. 
Aristazanes,  Ar-is-ta-za-nez. 
Aristeas,  A-ris-te-as. 
Aristera,  A-ris-te-re. 
Aristeus,  A-ris-ts-us. 
Aristhenes,  A-ris-te-nez. 
Aristhus,  A-ris-tus. 
Aristibus,  Ar-is-tj-bus. 
Aristides,  Ar-is-tj-dez. 
Aristippus,  Ar-is-tip-us. 
Aristius,  A-ris-ti-us. 
Aristo,  A-ris-to. 
Aristobula,  Ar-is-to-bv^-la. 
Aristobulus,  Ar-is-to-bi^-lus. 
Aristoclea,  Ar-is-tQ-kle-a. 
Aristocles,  A-ris-to-klez. 
Aristoclides,  A-ris-to-klj-dez. 
Aristocrates,  Ar-is-tok-ra-tez. 
Aristocreon,  Ar-is-tok-re-on. 
Aristocritus,  Ar-is-tok-ri-tus. 
Aristodemus,  A-ris-tQ-de-mus. 
Aristogenes,  Ar-is-toj-E-nez. 
Aristogiton,  Ar-is-to-jj-ton. 
Aristolaus,  Ar-is-to-la-us. 
Aristomache,  Ar-is-tom-a-ke. 
Aristomachus,  Ar-is-tom-a-kus. 
Aristomedes,  Ar-is-to-ms-dsz. 
Aristomenes,  Ar-is-tom-E-nez. 
Ariston,  A-ris-ton. 
Aristonautse,  A-ris-to-ne-tE. 
Aristonicus,  Ar-is-to-nj-kus. 
Aristonides,  Ar-is-ton-i-dez. 
Aristonus,  A-ris-to-nus. 
Aristonymus,  Ar-is-ton-i-mus. 
Aristophanes,  Ar-is-tof-a-nEZ. 
Aristophilides,  A-ris-tof-i-Ij-d£Z. 
Aristophon,  A-ris-to-fon. 
Aristor,  A-ris-tor. 
Aristorides,  Ar-is-tor-i-dez. 
Aristoteles,  Ar-is-tot-E-lez. 
Aristotle,  Ar'is-tot-1.    (Eiig.) 
Aristotimus,  Ar-is-to-tj-mus. 


Aristoxenus,  Ar-is-toks-E-nus. 
Aristus,  A-ris-tus. 
Aristyllus,  Ar-is-til-us. 
Arius,  fl'ri-us,  {heretic.} 
Amenes,  Hr'mE-nEZ. 
Armenia,  Hr-me-ni-a. 
Armentarius,  Hr-men-ta-ri-us. 
Armillatus,  flr-mil-a-tus, 
Armilustrium,  Hr-mi-lus-tri-uno. 
Arminius,  flr-min-i-us. 
Armoricae,  ilr-mor-i-SE. 
Arne,  Hr'nE. 
Ami,  flr'n|. 
Arnobius,  flj-n6-bi-us, 
Arnos,  flr'nos. 
Aroa,  Ar'o-a. 
Aroma,  Ar'o-ma. 
Arpani,  flr'pa-nj. 
Arpi,  iir'pj. 
Arpinum,  ilr-pj-num. 
Araei,  A-re-j. 
Arrhabaeus,  Ar-a-bE-us. 
Arria,  Ar'i-a. 
Arrianus,  Ar-i-a-nus, 
Arrius,  Ar'i-us. 
Arruntius,  A-riin-Ji-us, 
Arsabes,  flr-sa-bEZ. 
Arsaces,  Hr-sa-SEz,  er  ilr'sa-sez. 
Arsacidae,  flr-sas-i-ds. 
Arsamenes,  Rr-sam-e-nEZ. 
Arsametes,  flr-sam-s-tEz. 
Arsamosata,  flr-sam-o-sa-ta. 
Arsanes,  Jlr-sa-nEZ. 
Arsanias,  flr-sa-ni-as. 
Arsena,  flr-SE-na. 
Arses,  flr'sez. 
Arsia,  Hr'Ji-a. 
Arsidaeus,  Hr-si-ds-us. 
Arsinoe,  flr-sin-o-E. 
Artabanus,  Hr-ta-ba-nus. 
Artabazus,  flj-ta-ba-zus. 
Artabri,  flr'ta-bri. 
Artabritae,  ilr-ta-brj-te. 
Artacffias,  flr-ta-ss-as. 
Artacaena,  Hr-ta-SE-na. 
Artace,  Hr'ta-SE. 
Artacene,  Hr-ta-SE-ns. 
Artacia,  flr-ta-Ji-a. 
Artaei,  Hr-ts-j. 
Artageras,  flr-taj-E-ras. 
Artagerses,  flr-ta-jer-sez. 
Artanes,  flr-ta-nEZ. 
Artaphernes,  flr-ta-fer-n£Z. 
Artatus,  ilr-ta-tus. 
Artavasdes,  flr-ta-vas-dsz. 
Artaxa,  ilr-taks-a. 
Artaxata,  flr-taks-a-ta. 
Artaxerxes,  Hr-ta-zerks-EZ. 
Artaxias,  ilr-t;ik-Ji-as. 
Artayctes,  Hr-ta-ik-tEZ. 
Artaynta,  flr-ta-in-ta. 
Artayntes,  Hr-ta-in-tEZ. 
Artembares,  flr-tem-ba-rEZ. 
Artcmidorus,  Hr-tem-i-do-rus. 
Artemis,  flr'ts-mis. 
Artemisia,  Hr-ts-mix-i-a. 
Artemisium,  flr-te-mis-i-um. 
Artemita,  flr-ts-mj-tu. 
Artemon,  flr'te-mon. 
Artena,  flr-te-na. 
Arthmius,  ilrt'mi-us. 
Artimpasa,  flr-tim-pa-sa. 
Artobarzanes,  flr-to-bar-za-nsz. 
Artochmes,  Hr-tok-mEZ. 
Artona,  ilr-to-na. 
Artonius,  flr-to-ni-us. 


678 


GRSK  AND  LATIN  PROPER  NCtMZ. 


Artontes,  ilr-ton-tez. 
Artoxares,  flr-toks-a-rez. 
Arturius,  ilr-ti\,-ri-us. 
Artynes,  Hr-tj-nEZ. 
Artynia,  flr-tin-i-a. 
Artystona,  flr-tis-to-na. 
Aruae,  Ar'yq,-E. 
Aruci,  A-nfi-3j. 
Arueris,  A-r(f)-s-ris. 
Aruns,  3'runz. 
Aruntius,  A-run-Ji-us. 
Arupiuus,  Ar-yq,-pj-nus. 
Arvales,  flr-va-lez. 
Arverni,  Rr-ver-nj. 
Arviragus,  flr-vir-a-gus. 
Arvisium,  Hr-vig-i-um. 
Arvisus,  Hr-vj-sus. 
Arxata,  ilrks'a-ta. 
Aryandes,  Ar-i-an-dez. 
Arybas,  Ar'i-bas. 
Aryptseus,  Ar-ip-te-us. 
Asander,  A-san-der. 
Asbamea,  As-ba-mE-a. 
Asbestae,  As-bes-te. 
Asbolas,  As'bo-lus. 
Asbystae,  As-bis-te. 
Ascalaphus,  As-kal-a-fus. 
Asoalon,  As'ka-lon. 
Ascania,  As-ka-ni-a. 
Ascanius,  As-ka-ni-us, 
Ascii,  As'i-j. 
Asclepia,  As-kle-pi-a. 
Asclepiades,  As-kle-pj-a-dez. 
Asclepiodorus,As-klE-pi-o-d(a-rus. 
Asclepiodotus,  As-klE-pi-o-d6-tus. 
Aselepius,  As-kls-pi-us. 
Ascletarion,  As-klE-ta-ri-on. 
Asclus,  As'klus. 

Ascolia,  As-ko-li-a.  [bE-ca. 

Asconius  Labeo,  As-ko-ni-us  La- 
Ascra,  As'kra. 
Asculum,  As'kq,-lum. 
Asdrubal,  As'droo-bal. 
Asellio,  A-sel-i-(t). 
Asia,  a'Ji-<i. 
Asiaticus,  3-Ji-at-i-kus. 
Asilas,  A-sj-las. 
Asina,  As'i-na. 
Asinaria,  As-i-na-ri-a. 
Asinarius,  As-i-na-ri-us 
Asine,  As'i-ne. 
Asines,  As'i-n£Z. 

Asinius  Gallus,  A-sin-i-us  Gal-us. 
Asius,  a'Ji-us. 
Asnaua,  As-na-us. 
Asophis,  A-s6-fis. 
Asopia,  A-s6-pi-a. 
Asopiades,  As-o-pj-a-dez. 
Asopis,  A-s6-pis. 
Asopus,  A-so-pus. 
Aspamithres,  As-pam-i-trsz. 
Asparagium,  As-pa-ra-ji-um. 
Aspasia,  As-pa-jj-a. 
Aspasirus,  As-pa-sj-rus. 
Aspastes,  As-pas-tez. 
Aspathines,  As-pa-tj-nEZ. 
Aspindus,  As-pin-dus. 
Aspis,  As'pis. 
Aspledon,  As-pls-don. 
Asporenus,  As-po-rE-nus. 
Assa,  As'a. 

Assabinus,  As-a-bj-nus. 
Assaracus,  A-sar-a-kus. 
Asserini,  As-E-rj-nj. 
Assorus,  A-s6-rus. 
Assos,  As'os. 


Assyria,  A-sir-i-a. 
Asta,  As'ta. 
Astacoeni,  As-ta-se-nj. 
Astacus,  As'ta-kus. 
Astapa,  As'ta-pa. 
Astapus,  As'ta-pus. 
Astarte,  As-t^r-tE. 
Aster,  A.s'ter. 
Asteria,  As-ts-ri-a. 
Asterion,  As-te-ri-on. 
Asterius,  As-ti-ri-us. 
Asterodia,  As-tE-ro-di-a. 
Asteropseus,  As-ter-o-ps-us. 
Asterope,  As-ter-o-ps. 
Asteropea,  As-tE-ro-ps-a. 
Asterusius,  As-ter-x\-Ji-us. 
Astinome,  As-tin-o-mE. 
Astiochus,  As-tj-to-kus. 
Astomi,  As'tca-mj. 
Astrsea,  As-trg-a. 
Astraeus,  As-tre-us. 
Astu,  As'ti^. 
Astur,  As'tur. 
Astura,  As'tn,-ra. 
Astures,  As'tn,-rEZ. 
Astyage,  As-tj-a-JE. 
Astyages,  As-tj-a-JEZ. 
Astyalus,  As-tj-a-lus. 
Astyanax,  As-ti-a-naks. 
Astydamas,  As-tid-a-mas. 
Astydamia,  As-ti-da-mj-a. 
Astylus,  As'ti-lus. 
Astymedusa,  As-tim-E-d^-sa. 
Astynome,  As-tin-o-mE. 
Astynomi,  As-tin-o-mj. 
Astynous,  As-tin-o-us. 
Astyoche,  As-tj-o-kE. 
Astyochia,  As-ti-o-kj-a. 
Astypalsea,  As-ti-pa-l£-a. 
Astyphilus,   As-tif-i-lus. 
Astyra,  As-tj-ra. 
Astyron,  As-tj-ron. 
Asychis,  As'i-kis. 
Asylas,  A-sj-las. 
Asyllus,  A-sil-us. 
Atabalus,  A-tab-yn,-lus. 
Atabyris,  At-i-bj-ris. 
Atabyrite,  At-a-bi-rj-ts. 
Atace,  At'a-se. 
Atalanta,  At-a-lan-ta. 
Atarantes,  At-a-ran-tEZ. 
Atarbechis,  A-t(^r-bE-kis. 
Atargatis,  A-t^r-ga-tis. 
Atarnea,  A-tqr-nE-a. 
Atas,  a'tas,  and 
Athas,  3'tas, 
Atax.  a'taks. 
Ate,  a'te. 
Atella,  A-tel-a. 
Atena,  At'E-na. 
Atenomarus,  At-E-no-ma-rus. 
Athamanes,  At-a-ma-nsz. 
Athamantiades,   At-a-man-tj-a- 

d£Z. 

Athamas,  Ati'a-mas. 
Athanasius,  At-a-na-Ji-us. 
Athanis,  At'a-nis. 
Atheas,  n'ts-as. 
Athena,  A-ts-na. 
Athenae,  A-f)E-nE. 
Athenaea,  At-E-ns-a. 
Athenaeum,  At-E-nE-um. 
Athenseus,  At-E-ns-us. 
Athenagoras,  At-E-nag-o-ras. 
Athenais,  At-e-na-is. 
Athenion,  A-tE-ni-on. 


Athenocles,  A-ten-o-kkz. 

Athenodorus,  At-en-o-do-rns. 

Atheos,  3'tE-os. 

Athesis,  At'e-sis. 

Athos,  a'tos. 

Athrulla,  At-rdl-a. 

Athymbra,  A-tim-bra. 

Atia,  A-/I  a. 

Atilia,  A-til-i-a. 

Atilius,  A-til-i-us. 

Atilia,  A-til-a. 

Atina,  A-tj-na. 

Atinas,  A-tj-nas. 

Atinia,  A-tin-i-a. 

Atlantes,  At-lan-tsz. 

Atlantiades,  At-lan-tj-a-d£Z. 

Atlantides,  An-lan-ti-dEZ. 

Atlas,  At'las. 

Atossa,  A-tos-a. 

Atraces,  At'ra-SEZ. 

Atramyttium,  At-ra-mit-i-um. 

Atrapes,  At'ra-pEZ. 

Atrax,  a'traks. 

Atrebatae,  At-rs-ba-te. 

Atrebates,  At-re-ba-tez. 

Atreni,  At-re-nj. 

Atreus,  fl'tr£-us. 

Atridae,  A-trj-d£. 

Atrides,  A-trj-dez. 

Atronius,  A-tro-ns-us, 

Atropatene,  At-ro-pa-tE-ns. 

Atropatia,  At-ro-pa-Ji-a. 

Atropos,  At'ro-po3. 

Atta,  At'a. 

Attalia,  A-ta-li-a. 

Attalus,  At'a-lus. 

Attarras,  A- tar-as. 

Attegua,  A-teg-yn-a. 

Atteius  Capito,  A-t8-yus   Kap- 

i-tCD. 

Attes,  At'Ez. 

Atthis,  At'tis. 

Attica,  At'i-ka. 

Atticus,  At'i-kus. 

Attidates,  At-i-da-t£Z. 

Attila,  At'i-la. 

Attilius,  A-til-i-us. 

Attinas,  A-ti-nas. 

Attius  Pelignus,  At'i-us  PE-lig- 

nus. 
Atuatii^i,  At-yr|,-at-i-sj. 
Atubi,  a'tii-bj. 
Atyadffi,  A-tj-a-dE. 
Atys,  a'tis. 

Aufeia  Aqua,  0-fg-ya  S'kwa. 
Aufidena,  G-fi-ds-na. 
Aufidia,  0-fid-i-a. 
Aafidius,  0-fid-i-us. 
Aufidus,  0'fi-dus. 
Auga,  O'ga,  and 
Auge,  0'JE. 
Augarus,  0'ga-rus. 
Augea,  0-J£-a. 
Augea,  0'JE-£. 
Augeas,  0'JE-as. 
Augias,  0'ji-as. 
Augilae,  0'ji-l£. 
Auginus,  0-jj-nus. 
Augures,  0'gq,-rEZ. 
Augusta,  0-gds-ta. 
Augustalia,  0-gus-ta-Ii-a. 
Augustinus,  0-gus-t|-nus. 
Augustin,  0-gus-tin. 
Aagustulus,  0-gus-tn-Ius. 
Augustas,  0-gus-tus. 
Aulestes,  0-les-tEz. 


GRSK  AND  LATIN  PROPER  NaMZ. 


679 


Auletes,  9-lE-tsz. 

Aulis,  0'lis. 

Aulon,  G'lon. 

Aulouius,  9-lQ-ni-us. 

Aulus,  0'lus, 

Auras,  9'rafi. 

Aurelia,  9-re-li-a. 

Aurelianus,  9-rg-li-a-nu3. 

Aurelian,  9-re-li-an. 

Aurelius,  9-rE-li-us. 

Aiireolus,  9-r£-Q-lus. 

Aurigo,  9-ri-gQ. 

Aufiiiia,  9-rin-i-a. 

Aurora,  9-r6-ra. 

Aurunce,  9-rdii-SE. 

Aurunculeius,  9-rua-kTi-le-yus. 

Ausehisce,  9s-kj-se. 

Ausci,  Qi'ii, 

Auser,  9'3er. 

Auseris,  9'sE-ris. 

Auses,  G'sEZ. 

Auson,  9'son. 

Auspaia,  G-sQ-ni-a. 


Ausouius,  9-36-ni-us. 
Auspices,  9'3pi-SEZ. 
Austcr,  Gs'ter. 
Austcsion,  9s-t£-3i-on. 
Autanitis,  9-ta-nj-tis. 
Autubulus,  9-Ua-bi\-lus,  er 
Atabulus,  At-a-bx],-lus. 
Autochthones,  9-t6k-tia-n£z. 
Autocles,  9'tc)-klEZ. 
Autocrates,  0-t6k-ra-t£z. 
Autocrene,  9-t<3-kr£-n8. 
Autololae,  9-t61-o-lE. 
Autolycus,  9-t61-i-ku3. 
Aatomate,  9-t6m-a-tE. 
Automedon,  9-t6in-E-don. 
Autoiuedusa,  9-tQ-inE-di^-3a. 
AutoiUL-nes,  9-ti3m-E-nEZ. 
Automeli,  9-t6m-E-lj. 
Autonoe,  9-t6a-o-E. 
Autophnidates,  9-tof-ra-da-tez. 
Auxeeia,  9ks-B-3i-a. 
Avarieum,  Av-a-rj-kum. 
Avella,  A-vel-a. 


Aventinus,  Av-en-tj-nus. 
Avernus,  A-ver-nus,  &r 
Averna,  A-ver-na. 
Avesta,  A-ves-ta. 
Avidienus,  A-vid-i-E-nus. 
Avidius  Cassias,  A-vid-i-us  KaJ- 
Avienus,  Av-i-e-nus.  [i-us. 

Avium,  £I'vi-um. 
Axenus,  Aks's-nus. 
Axiochus,  Aks-j-o-kus. 
Axion,  Aks-j-on. 
Axionicus,  Aks-i-o-nj-kus. 
Axiotea,  Aks-i-co-ts-a. 
Axiothea,  Aks-i-o-tE-a. 
Axius,  Ak'Ji-us. 
Axur,  Aks'ur,  and 
Anxur,  An'^ur. 
Axus,  Aks'us, 
A:san,  il'zan. 
Aziris,  A-z|-ris. 
Azonax,  Az'o-naks. 
Azorus,  A-z6-rus. 
Azotus,  A-z6-tus. 


B. 


Babilius,  Ba-bil-i-u8. 
Babilus,  I5ab-i-lus. 
Babylon,  Bab-i-lon. 
Babylonia,  Bab-i-lo-ni-a. 
Babylonii,  Bab-i-lo-ni-j. 
Babyrsa,  Ba-ber-sa. 
Babytace,  Ba-bit-a-s£, 
Baoabasus,  Bak-a-ba-sus. 
BacchaB,  Bak-E. 
Bacchanalia,  Bak-a-na-li-a. 
Bacchantes,  Ba-kan-tEZ. 
Baochi,  Bak-j. 
Bacehiada;,  Ba-kj-a-de. 
Bacchides,  Bak-i-dEz. 
Bacohis,  Bak-is. 
Bacchiuin,  Bak-i-um. 
Bacchius,  Bak-i-us. 
Bacchas,  Bak-us. 
Bncchylides,  Ba-kil-i-dEZ. 
Bacenis,  Ba-ss-nis. 
Bacis,  Ba-sis. 
Bactra,  Bak-tra. 
Bactri,  Bak-tri,  and 
Bactriani,  Bak-tri-a-nj. 
Bactriana,  Bak-tri-a-na. 
Bactros,  Bak-tros. 
Badaca,  Bad-a-ka. 
Badia,  Ba-di-a. 
Badius,  Ba-di-us. 
Baduhennifi,  Bad-yn-hen-e. 
Baebius,    B£-bi-us. 
Baetis,  Be-tis. 
Baetun,  BE-ton. 
Bagistame,  Ba-jis-ta-mg. 
Bagistanes,  Ba-jis-ta-nEZ. 
Bagoas,  Ba-gQ-as,  and 
Bagosas,  Ba-goj-sas. 
Bagodares,  Bag-o-da-rEZ. 
Bagophanos,  Ba-g6f-a-ii£Z. 
BagTdda,  Bag-ra-da. 
Baiaj,  Ba-yE. 
Bala,  Ba-la. 
Balacrus,  Ba-la-krus. 
Balanagraj,  Bal-a-na-grE. 
Balanus,  Ba-la-nus. 
Balari,  Ba-la -rj. 
Balbillus,  Bal-bil-as. 


Balbinus,  Bal-bi-nus. 

Balbus,  Bal-bas. 

Baleares,  Bal-E-a-rez. 

Baletus,  Ba-le-tus. 

Balista,  Ba-lis-ta. 

Balius,  Ba-li-us. 

Ballonoti,  Ba-16n-o-tj. 

Balventius,  Bal-ven-Ji-us. 

Balyras,  Bal-i-ras. 

Bamuruae,  Bam-yq,-r(fi-£. 

Bantia,  Ban-Ji-a. 

Bantiae,  Ban-Ji-E. 

Bantius,  Ban-Ji-us. 

Baphyrus,  Baf-i-rus. 

Baptaj,  Bap-tE. 

Baraei,  Ba-re-j. 

Barathrum,  Bar-a-trum. 

Barbari,  Bqr-ba-rj. 

Barbaria,  Bar-ba-ri-a. 

Barbosthenes,  Bar-bos-ts-nsz. 

Barbythace,  Bar-bit-a-SE. 

Barca,  Bqr-ka. 

Barcaei,  Bar-ss-j,  et 

Barcitas,  Bqr-si-t£. 

Barce,  Bqr-SE. 

Barcha,  Bqr-ka. 

BardcBi,  Biir-d£-j. 

Bardi,  Bqr-dj. 

Bardyllis,  Bar-dil-is. 

Barea,  Ba-rE-a. 

Bareas  Soranus,    Ba-rs-as  So- 

ra-nus. 
Bares,  Bd-rez. 
Bargusii,  Bar-gii-Ji-j. 
Barine,  Ba-rj-nE. 
Barisses,  Ba-ris-sz. 
Barium,  Ba-ri-um. 
Barnuus,  Bqr-ni|-us. 
Barsine,  Bar-si-nE,  er 
Barsene,  Bar-ss-ns. 
Barzaentes,  Bqr-za-en-t£Z. 
Barzanes,  Bar-za-nsz. 
Basilea,  Bas-i-le-a. 
B!i.silidae,  Bas-i-li-dE. 
Basilides,  Bas-i-li-dez. 
Basil iupotamos,   Ba-sil-i-o-pot- 


Basilis,  Bas-i  lis. 

Basilius,  Ba-sil-i-us. 

Basilus,  Bas-i-lus. 

Bassas,  Bas-s. 

Bassania,  Ba-sa-ni-a. 

Bassareus,  Ba-sa-rE-us. 

Ba^saris,  Bas-a-ris. 

Bassus  Aufidius,   Bas-us  9-fid- 

i-us. 
Bastarnse,  Bas-tqr-ne,  a?id 
Basternae,  Bas-ter-nE. 
Bastia,  Bas-Ji-a. 
Bata,  Ba-ta. 
Batavi,  Ba-ta-vj. 
Bathos,  Ba-tos. 
Bathycles,  Bat-i-kkz. 
Bathyllus,  Ba-til-us. 
Batia,  Ba-Ji-Q. 
Batiatus,  Bat-i-a-tus. 
Batina,  Ba-tj-na,  And 
Bantina,  Ban-tj-na. 
Batis,  Ba-tis. 
Bato,  Ba-tca. 
Baton,  Ba-ton. 
Batrachomyomachia,  Bat-ra-ko- 

mi-Q-ma-ki-a. 
Battiades,  Ba-tj-a-dEZ 
Battis,  Bat-is. 
Battus,  Bat-US. 
Batulum,  Bat-yri,-lum. 
Batulus,  Bat-yii-lus. 
Batyllus,  Ba-til-us. 
Baubo,  Bo-bcD. 
Baucis,  Bo-sis. 
Bauli,  Bo-lj. 
Bavius,  Ba-vi-us. 
Bazaentes,  Baz-a-en-tEz. 
Bazaria,  Ba-za-ri-Q. 
Bebius,  Bfi-bi-us. 
Bebriacum,  Be-bri-a-kum. 
Bebryce,  Beb-ri-SE. 
Bebryces,  Beb-ri-SEZ,  aTid 
Bebrycii,  BE-briJ-i-j. 
Bebrycia,  Bs-briJ-i-a. 
Belemiua,  Bel-E-uii-iia. 
Belephantes,  Bel-E-fan-tfiZ. 
Belesis,  Bel-£-sis. 


680 


GRSK  AND  LATIN  PROPER  NaMZ. 


Belgae,  Bel-js. 
Belgica,  Bel-ji-ka. 
Belgium,  Bel-ji-um. 
Belgius,  Bel-ji-us. 
Belides,  Bel-i-dez,  fp^.) 
BeliJes,  B£-lj-d£z,  (man,  sitj.) 
Belisama,  Be-lis-a-ma. 
Belisarius,  Bel-i-sa-ri-us. 
Belistida,  Bel-is-tj-da. 
Belitse,  Bel-i-te. 
Bellerophon,  Bel-er-o-fon. 
Bellerus,  Bel-e-ras, 
Bellienus,  Bel-i-E-nus. 
Bellona,  Bel-o-na. 
Bellonarii,  Bel-cD-na-ri-j. 
Bellovaci,  Bel-6v-a-sj. 
Bellovesus,  Bel-o-ve-sus. 
Belon,  Bg-lon. 
Belus,  Be-1us. 
Benacus,  Be-na-kus. 
Bendis,  Ben-dis. 
Benedidium,  Ben-e-did-i-um. 
Beneventum,  Bea-c-ven-tum. 
Benthesicyme,  Ben-te-sis-i-me. 
Bepolitanus,  Be-pol-i-ta-nus. 
Berbicte,  Ber-bi-se. 
Berecyathia,  Ber-e-sin-ti-a. 
Berenice,  Ber-e-nj-se. 
Berenicis,  Ber-e-nj-sis. 
Bergion,  Ber-ji-on. 
Bergistani,  Ber-jis-ta-nj. 
Beris,  Be-ris,  and 
Baris,  Ba-ris. 
Bermius,  Ber-mi-us. 
Beroe,  Ber-o-g. 
Bercea,  Be-rg-a. 
Berenice,  Ber-o-nj-se. 
Berosus,  Be-ro-sus. 
Berrhoea,  Ber-e-a, 
Besa,  Be-sa. 
Besidiae,  Bs-sid-i-E. 
Besippo,  Be-sip-a. 
Bessus,  Bes-us,  an.d 
Bessi,  Bes-j. 
Bestia,  Bes-Ji-a. 
Betis,  Be-tis. 
Beturia,  Bg-t^-ri-a. 
Bia,  Bj-a. 
Bianor,  Bi-a-nor. 
Bias,  Bj-as. 

Bibaculus,  Bi^bak-yr^-lus. 
Bibaga,  Bib-a-ga. 
Biblia,  Bib-li-a,  and 
Billia,  Bil-i-a. 
Biblina,  Bib-lj-na. 
Biblis,  Bib-lis. 
Biblus,  Bib-lus. 
Bibracte,  Bi-brak-ts. 
Bibulus,  Bib-yq,-lus. 
Bices,  Bj-SEz. 
Bicon,  Bj-kon. 
Bicomiger,  Bj-ker-ni-jer. 
Bicornis,  Bj-kor-nis. 
Biformis,  Bj-for-mis. 
Bifrons,  Bj-fronz. 
Bilbilis,  Bi'l-bi-Iis. 
Bimater,  Bj-ma-ter. 
Bingium,  Bin-ji-um. 
Bion,  Bj-on. 
Birrhus,  Bir-us. 
BisaltaB,  Bi-sal-te. 
Bisaltes,  Bi-sal-t£Z. 
Bisaltis,  Bi-sal-tis. 
Bisanthe,  Bi-san-tE. 
Biston,  Bis-ton. 
Bistonis,  Bis-to-nis. 


Bithus,  Bj-tus. 
Bithyae,  Bit-i-£. 
Bithynia,  Bi-tin-i-a. 
Bitias,  BiJ-i-as. 
BitoD,  Bj-ton. 
Bituitus,  Bi-ti^-i-tus. 
Bituntum,  Bi-tdn-tum. 
Bituricum,  Bi-tvi,-ri-kam, 
Bituriges,  Bi-ti^-ri-JEz. 
Bizia,  Bij-i-a. 
Bl£ena,  Blg-na. 
Blffisii,  BlE-Ji-j. 
BliBsus,  BIe-sus, 
Blandenona,  Blan-dE-n6-na. 
Blandusia,  Blan-d4-xi-a. 
Blastophoenioes,    Blas-to-fE-nj- 

SEZ. 

Blemmyes,  Blem-i-EZ. 

Blenina,  Blg-nj-na. 

Blitius,  BliJ-i-us. 

Blucium,  Bl^-Ji-um. 

Boadicea,   Bo-a-dis-g-a,  or  Bo- 

ad-i-SE-a. 
Boas,  B6-£,  and 
Boea,  B6-E-a. 
Boagrius,  Bo-a-gri-us. 
Bocaiias,  Bo-ka-li-as. 
Boccar,  B6k-ar. 
Bocchoris,  B6k-o-ris. 
Boechus,  B6k-us. 
Boduagnatus,  Bo-dq-ag-na-tus. 
Boduni,  Bo-di^-nj. 
Boebeis,  BE-bg-is. 
Boebia,  Bg-bi-a. 
Boedromia,  Bo-g-dro-mi-a. 
Boeorobistas,  Bg-or-o-bis-tas. 
Boeotarchae,  Bg-ca-tqr-kE. 
Boeotia,  Bg-6-Ji-a. 
Boeotus,  Bg-6-tus. 
Boethius,  Bo-g-ti-us. 
Boetus,  B6-E-tus, 
Boeus,  Bd)-g-us. 
Boges,  Bo-JEz. 
Bogud,  B6-gad. 
Bogus,  Bi3-gus. 
Boii,  Bo-yj. 

Bojocalus,  Bo-jok-a-lus. 
Bola,  Bo-la. 
Bolbe,  B61-bE. 
Bolbitinum,  Bol-bi-tj-num. 
Bolgius,  B6I-ji-us. 
Bolina,  Bo-Ij-na. 
Bolinajus,  Bul-i-ng-us. 
Bolissus,  Bo-lis-us. 
Bollanus,  Bol-a-nus. 
Bolus,  Bcf)-lus. 
Bomienses,  Bom-i-^n-SEZ. 
Bomilcar,  Bo-mil-kar. 
Bomonica3,  Bom-Q-n|-SE. 
Bononia,  Bo-no-ni-a. 
Bonosius,  Bo-no-Ji-us. 
Boosura,  Bo-o-sij^-ra. 
Bootes,  Bo-6-tEz. 
Bootus,  Bow-tus. 
Borea,  Ba-rg-a. 
Boreades,  Bo-rg-a-dEZ. 
Boreas,  Bo-rE-as. 
Boreasmi,  Bo-rE-az-mj. 
Boreus,  Bca-rE-us. 
Borges,  Bar-J£z. 
Borgodi,  Bor-goj-di. 
Bornos,  Bdr-nos. 
Borsippa,  Bor-sip-a. 
Borus,  Bcj-ras. 
Borysthenes,  Bo-ris-tE-nsz. 
Bosphorus,  Bos-fo-rns. 


Bottia,  B6t-i-a. 

Bottiaeis,  Bot-i-E-is. 

Bovianum,  Bo-vi-a-num. 

Bovilla3,  Bo-vil-E. 

Brachmanes,  Brak-ma-n£Z. 

Brffisia,  BrE-Ji-a. 

Branchiades,  Bran-kj-a-dsz. 

Branchidae,  Bran-ki-dE. 

Branchyllides,  Bran-kil-i-dEZ. 

Bra^ias,  Bra-Ji-E. 

Brasidas,  Bras-i-diis. 

Brasideia,  Bras-i-ds-ya. 

Brasilas,  Bras-i-las. 

Braure,  Bre-rE. 

Brauron,  Bro-ron. 

Brenni,  Bren-j,  and 

Brcuni,  Brdb-nj. 

Brennus,  Bren-us. 

Brenthe,  Bren-tE. 

Brescia,  Bres-Ji-a. 

Brettii,  Bret-i-j. 

Briareus,  Bri-a-rE-us,  m-  Brj-a- 

Brias,  Brj-as. 
Brigantes,  Bri-gan-tEZ. 
Brigantinus,  Brig-an-tj-nus. 
Brimo,  Brj-mo. 
Brina,  Brj-na. 
Briseis,  Bri-sg-is. 
Brises,  Bri-SEz. 
Briseus,  Bri-SE-us. 
Britanni,  Bri-tan-j. 
Britannia,  Bri-tan-i-o. 
Britanicus,  Bri-tan-i-kus. 
Britomartis,  Brit-Q-mq,r-tis. 
Britomarus,  Brit-o-ma-rus. 
Britones,  Brit-o-nEZ. 
Brixellum,  Briks-el-um, 
Brixia,  Brik-Ji-a. 
Brizo,  Brj-zo. 

Brocubelus,  Brok-yn,-bE-lus. 
Bromius,  Bria-mi-us. 
Bromus,  Bro-mus. 
Brontes,  Bron-tsz. 
Brontinus,  Bron-tj-nus. 
Broteas,  Bro-te-as. 
Brotheus,  Bro-tE-us. 
Bructeri,  Brdk-tE-rj. 
Brumalia,  BrcD-ma-li-a. 
Brundusium,  Brun-di|,-zi-uiii. 
Brutidius,  BrcD-tid-i-us. 
Brutii,  Brdt)-Ji-j. 
Brutulus,  Br<f)-tii,-lus. 
Brutus,  Brtf)-tus. 
Bryas,  Brj-as. 
Bryaxis,  Bri-aks-is. 
Bryce,  Brj-SE. 
Bryges,  Brj-JEZ. 
Brygi,  Brj-jj. 
Brysea,  Brj-SE-a. 
Bryseae,  Brj-SE-£. 
Bubacene,  Bi|-ba-sg-nE. 
Bubaces,  Bi],-ba-S£z. 
Bubaris,  Bi'|-ba-ris. 
Bubastiacus,  Bi],-bas-tj-a-kus. 
Bubasus,  Bi|-ba-sus. 
Bubon,  Bi\-bon. 
Buoephala,  Bi],-sef-a-la. 
Bucephalus,  Bi|-sef-a-lus. 
Bucolica,  Bix-k61-i-ka. 
Bucolicum,  Bi|-k61-i-kum. 
Bucolion,  BrL-k6-li-on. 
Bucolus,  Bij,-kQ-lus. 
Budii,  Bi'j,-di-j. 
Budiui,  Bn,-dj-nj. 
Budorum,  Bq^-daj-rum. 


GR8K  AND  LATIN  PROPER  N^MZ. 


681 


Bulis,  B4-lis. 
BuUatius,  Bul-a-Ji-us. 
Bunea,  Bi^-nE-a. 
Bunus,  Bi'i-nus. 
Bupolus,  Bi],-po-lus. 
Buphagus,  B4-fa-gus. 
Buphonia,  Bii-fu)-ni-a. 
Buprasium,  Bivpra-ji-um. 
Bura,  Bq,-ra. 
Buraicus,  Bq,-ra-i-kus. 
Burrhus,  Bur-us. 
Bursa,  Biir-sa. 
Bursia,  Bdr-Ji-a. 


Busae,  Bv^-se. 
Buisiris,  Bq,-sj-ris. 
Buta,  Bi^-ta. 
Buteo,  Bi^-te-o. 
Butes,  Bi^-tsz. 
Butlirotum,  Bq,-tr6-tuin. 
Butoa,  Bv[,-to-a. 
Butorides,  Bq,-tor-i-dgz. 
Butos,  Bi],-tos. 
Butuntum,  Bq,-tdn-tum. 
Butus,  Bi\,-tus. 
Buzyges,  Bi|,-z}-jez. 
Bybassia,  Bi-baJ-i-a. 


Byblesia,  Bib-le-ji-a. 
Byblia,  Bib-li-a. 
Byblii,  Bib-li-j. 
Byblis,  Bib-lis. 
Bylliones,  Bi-lj-o-njEZ 
Byrrhus,  Bir-us. 
Byrsa,  Ber-sa. 
Byzacium,  Bi-za-Ji-um. 
Byzantiacus,  Biz-an-tj-a-kus 
Byzantium,  Bi-zan-Ji-um. 
Byzas,  Bj-zas. 
Byzenus,  Bi-ze-nus. 
Byzeres,  Biz-s-rez. 


c. 


Caanthus,  Ka-an-tus. 
Cabades,  Kab-a-dez. 
Cabales,  Kab-a-lez. 
Cabalii,  Ka-ba-li-j. 
Cabalinus,  Kab-a-lj-nus. 
Caballinum,  Kab-a-lj-num. 
Caballio,  Ka-bal-i-o. 
Cabarnos,  Ka-bqr-nos. 
Cabassus,  Ka-bas-us. 
Cabira,  Ka-bj-ra. 
Cabiri,  Ka-bj-rj. 
Cabiria,  Ka-bir-i-a. 
Cabura,  Ka-bi|,-ra. 
Caburus,  Kab-yix-rus. 
Caca,  Ka-ka. 
Cachales,  Kak-a-kz. 
Cacodiumones,     Kak-o-dem-o- 

DEZ. 

Cacus,  Ka-kus. 

Cacuthis,  Ka-ki],-tis. 

Cacyparis,  Ka-sip-a-ris, 

Cadi,  Ka-dj. 

Cadmea,  Kad-me-a. 

Cadmeis,  Kad-me-is. 

Cadmus,  Kad-mus. 

Cadra,  Ka-dra. 

Caduceus,  Ka-dti,-j£-us. 

Cadurei,  Ka-diir-sj. 

Cadusci,  Ka-dds-sj. 

Cadytis,  Kad-i-tis. 

Caea,  Se-ct. 

Caecetios,  Se-se-Ji-us. 

Caecias,  Se-Ji-as. 

Caecilia,  Se-sil-i-a. 

Caecilianus,  Se-sil-i-a-nus. 

Csecilii,  Se-sil-i-j. 

Csecilius,  Se-sil-i-us. 

Caecilus,  Ses-i-lus. 

Caecina    Tuscus,   Se-sj-na  Tus- 

kus. 
Caecubam,  Sek-yT]^-bum. 
Caeculus,  Sek-yi^-lus. 
Caedicius,  Ss-diJ-i-us. 
Caelia,  Se-li-a. 
Caelius,  Se-li-us. 
Caemaro,  Sem-a-ro. 
Cajne,  Se-ne. 
Cteneus,  Se-ne-us. 
Caenides,  Sea-i-dez. 
Caenina,  Se-nj-na. 
CasniB,  Se-nis. 
Caenotropa;,    Se-not-ro-pe. 
Caepio,  Se-pi-o. 
Caeratus,  Se-ra-tus. 
Caere,  Se-re;  er  (Oaeres,)  Se-rsz, 
Caeresi,  Ser-e-sj. 


Caesar,  Se-zar. 
Cajsarea,  Ses-a-rs-a. 
Caesarion,  Se-sa-ri-on, 
Caesena,  Ss-se-na. 
Csesennias,  Ss-sen-i-as. 
Caesia,  Se-Ji-a. 
Caesius,  Se-Ji-us. 
Caeso,  Se-sQ. 
Caesonia,  Se-so-ni-a. 
Cajsonius,  Se-s6-ni-us. 
Caetobrix,  Set-cD-briks. 
Caetulum,  Set-yn],-lura. 
Cseyx,  Se-iks. 
Cagaco,  Ka-ga-ko. 
Caicinus,  Ka-i-si-nus. 
Caicus,  Ka-j-kus. 
Caieta,  Ka-ye-ta. 
Caius,   Ka-yus. 
Calaber,  Kal-a-ber. 
Calabria,  Ka-la-bri-a. 
Calabrus,  Kal-a-brus. 
Calagurritani,  Kal-a-gur-rit-a-nj. 
Calagutis,  Ka-lag-yn^-tis. 
Calais,  Kal-a-is. 
Calamis,  Kal-a-mis. 
Calamisa,  Kal-a-mj-sa. 
Calamos,  Kal-a-mos. 
Calamus,  Kal-a-mus. 
Calanus,  Ka-la-nus. 
Calaon,  Kal-a-on. 
Calaris,  Kal-a-ris. 
Calates,  Kal-a-tez. 
Calathana,  Kal-a-ta-na. 
Calathion,  Ka-la-fci-on. 
Calathus,  Kal-a-tus. 
Calatia,  Ka-la-Ji-a. 
Calatife,  Ka-la-Ji-e. 
Calaurea,  Kal-e-re-a,  and 
Calauria,  Kal-e-rj-a   er  Ka-le- 

ri-a. 
Calavii,  Ca-la-vi-j.. 
Calavius,  Ka-la-vi-us. 
Calbis,  Kal-bis. 
Calce,  Kal-SE. 
Calchas,  Kal-kas. 
Calchedonia,  Kal-ke-do-ni-a, 
Calchinia,  Kal-kin-i-a. 
Caldus  Caelius,  Kal-dus  Se-li-us. 
Cale,  Ka-le. 

Caledonia,  Kal-e-d6-ni-a. 
Calenus,  Ka-le -nus. 
Cales,  Ka-lfz. 
CaletiB,  Ka-le-te. 
Caletor,  Kal-e-tor. 
Calex,  Ka-leks. 
Caliadne,  Kal-i-ad-ne. 


Caliceni,  Kal-i-se-nj. 
Calipus,  Kal-i-pus. 
Calls,  Ka-lis. 
Callaeschrus,  Kal-es-krus. 
Callaici,  Ka-la-i-sj. 
Callas,  Kal-as. 
Callatebus,  Kal-a-te-bus. 
Calleni,  Kal-e-nj. 
Calleteria,  Kal-e-te-ri-a. 
Callia,  Kal-i-a. 
Calliades,  Ka-lj-a-dez. 
Callias,  Kal-i-as. 
Callibius,  Ka-lib-i-us. 
Callicerus,  Kal-i-se-rus. 
Callichorus,  Ka-lik-o-rus. 
Callicles,  Kal-i-klez. 
Callicolona,  Kal-i-ko-16-na. 
Callicrates,  Ka-lik-ra-tez. 
Callicratidas,  Ka-lik-rat-i-das. 
Callidius,  Ka-lid-i-us. 
Callidromus,  Ka-lid-ro-mus. 
Calligetus,  Kal-i-je-tus. 
Callimachus,  Ka-lim-a-kus. 
Callimedes,  Ka-lim-e-dez. 
Callimedon,  Ka-lim-e-don. 
Callinus,  Ka-lj-nus. 
Calliope,  Ka-li-o-pe. 
Callipatira,  Kal-i-pa-tj-ra. 
Calliphon,  Kal-i-fon. 
Calliphron,  Kal-i-fron. 
Callipidaj,  Ka-lip-i-de. 
Callipolis,  Ka-lip-o-lis. 
Callipus,  Kal-i-pus. 
Callipyges,  Ka-lip-i-jez. 
Callirhoe,  Ka-lir-o-e. 
Calls,  Ka-lis. 
Calliste,  Ka-lis-te. 
Callisteia,  Kal-is-te-ya. 
Callisthenes,  Ka-lis-te-nez. 
Callisto,  Ka-lis-to. 
Callistonicus,  Kal-is-to-nj-kus. 
Callistratus,  Kal-is-tra-tus. 
Callixena,  Ka-liks-e-na. 
Callixenus,  Ka-liks-s-ntis. 
Calon,  Ka-lon. 
Calor,  Ka-lor. 
Calpe,  Kal-pe. 
Calphurnia,  Kal-fdr-ni-a. 
Calphurnius,  Kal-fdr-ni-us. 
Calpurnia,  Kal-pdr-ni-a. 
Calusidius,  Kal-yT],-sid-i-us. 
Calusium,  Ka-h\,-3i-um. 
Calvia,  Kal-vi-a. 
Calvina,  Kal-vi-na. 
Calvisius,  Kal-viJ-i-us. 
Calybe,  Kal-i-be. 


682 


GRSK  AND   LATIX   PROPER  MIMZ. 


Calycadnus,  Kal-i-kad-nus. 
Calyce,  Kal-i-se. 
Calydium,  Ka-lid-i-um. 
Calydna,  Ka-lid-na. 
Calydon,  Kal-i-don. 
Calydonis,  Kal-i-d6-nis. 
Calydonius,  Kal-i-d6-ni-us. 
Calyinne,  Ka-lim-ne. 
Calynda,  Ka-lia-da. 
Calypso,  Ka-lip-so. 
Camantium,  Ka-man-Ji-um. 
Camarina,  Kam-a-ri-na. 
Cambaules,  Kam-bo-lEZ. 
Cambes,  Kam-bez. 
Cainbre,  Kain-brg. 
Cambunii,  Kam-bi|,-ni-j. 
Cambyses,  Kain-bi-SEZ. 
Camelani,  Kam-e-la-nj. 
Camelitse,  Katn-E-li-te. 
Camera,  Kam-e-ra. 
Camerinum,   Kam-e-rj-num,  and 
Camerium,  Ka-me-ri-um. 
Camerinus,  Kam-e-rj-nus. 
Camertes,  Ka-mer-tez. 
Camertium,  Ka-mer-Ji-um. 
Camilla,  Ka-mil-a. 
Camilli,  Ka-mil-j,  and 
Camillas,  Ka-mil-e 
Camillus,  Ka-mil-us. 
Camiro,  Ka-mi-ro. 
Camirus,  Ka-mj-rus,  and 
Camira,  Ka-mj-ra. 
Camissares,  Kam-i-sa-rez, 
Camma,  Kam-a. 
Camcenas,  Ka-me-ng. 
Campana  Lex,  Kam-pa-na  Leks. 
Campania,  Kam-pa-ni-a. 
Campaspe,  Kam-pas-ps. 
Campsa,  Kamp-sa. 
Campus  Martius,  Kam-pus  Mqr- 

Jius. 
Camuloginus,  Kam-yq,-lc)-j|-nu3. 
Cana,  Ka-na. 
Canace,  Kan-a-se. 
Canache,  Kan-a-ke. 
Canachus,  Kan-a-kus. 
Canae,  Ka-ns. 
Canarii,  Ka-na-ri-j. 
Canathus,  Kan-a-tus. 
Candace,  Kan-da-SE. 
Candaules,  Kan-do-lEZ. 
Candavia,  Kan-da-vi-a. 
Candiope,  Kan-dj-o-pe. 
Canens,  Ka-nenz. 
Canephoria,  Kan-E-fo-ri-a. 
Canethum,  Kan-E-tum. 
Caniculares  Dies,  Ka-nik-yt|,-Ia- 

TEZ  Dj-EZ. 

Canidia,  Ka-nid-i-a. 
Canidius,  Ka-nid-i-us. 
Caninefates,  Ka-nin-E-fa-tEZ. 
Caninius,  Ka-nin-i-ua. 
Canistius,  Ka-nis-ti-us. 
Canias,  Ka-ni-us. 
Cannae,  Kan-E. 
Canopicum,  Ka-nop-i-kum. 
Canopus,  Ka-n(f)-pus. 
Cantabra,  Kan-Ui-bra. 
Cantabri,  Kan-ta-brj. 
Cantabriae,  Kan-ta-bri-E. 
Cantharus,  Kan-ta-rus. 
Canthus,  Kan-tus. 
Cantium,  Kan-Ji-um. 
Canuleia,  Kan-yi^-lE-ya. 
Canuleius,  Kan-yii^-le-yus, 
Canulia,  Ka-uii,-li-a. 


Canusium,  Ka-nii-ji-uui. 
Canusius,  Ka-nii,-Ji-us. 
Canutius,  Ka-n^-Ji-us. 
Capaneus,  Kap-a-ni^s. 
Capella,  Ka-pel-a. 
Capena,  Ka-ps-na. 
Capenas,  Ka-ps-nas. 
Capeui,  Ka-pe-nj. 
Caper,  Ka-per. 
Capetus,  Ka-pe-tus. 
Caphareus,  Ka-fa-r£-as. 
Caphyse,  Kaf-i-E. 
Capio,  Ka-pi-o. 
Capissene,  Kap-i-SE-ns. 
Capito,  Kap-i-to. 
Capitolinus,  Ka-pit-o-lj-nus. 
Capitolium,  Kap-i-to-li-um. 
Cappadocia,  Kap-a-dtb-Ji-a. 
Cappadox,  Kap-a-doks. 
Capraria,  Ka-pra-ri-a. 
Caprese,  Ka-pr£-£. 
Capricornus,  Kap-ri-kor-nus. 
Caprificialis,  Kap-ri-fiJ-i-a-lis. 
Caprina,  Ka-prj-na. 
Capripedes,  Ka-prip-E-dEZ. 
Caprius,  Ka-pri-us. 
Caprotina,  Kap-ro-tj-na. 
Caprus,  Ka-prus. 
Capsa,  Kap-sa. 
Capsage,  Kap-sa-JE. 
Capua,  Kap-yi],-a. 
Capys,  Ka-pis. 

Capys  Sylvius,  Ka-pis  Sil-vi-us, 
Carabaetra,  Kar-a-bak-tra, 
Carabis,  Kar-a-bis. 
Caraealla,  Kar-a-kal-a. 
Caracates,  Ka-rak-a-tEz. 
Caractacus,  Ka-rak-ta-kus. 
Cara;,  Ka-rE,  and 
Caraeus,  Ka-rs-us. 
Caralis,  Kar-a-lis. 
Caranus,  Kar-a-nus. 
Carausius,  Ka-re-si-us. 
Carbo,  Kqr-bo. 
Carchedon,  Kar-ks-don. 
Carcinus,  Kar-sj-nus. 
Cardaces,  Kar-da-SEZ. 
Cardamyle,  Kar-dam-i-k. 
Cardia,  Kc^r-di-a. 
Carduchi,  Kar-dii-kj. 
Cares,  Ka-rEZ. 
Caresa,  Kar-s-sa. 
Caressus,  Ka-res-us. 
Carfinia,  Kur-fin-i-a. 
Caria,  Ka-ri-a,  and 
Carias,  Ka-ri-as. 
Cariate,  Ka-rj-a-tE. 
Carina,  Ka-rj-na. 
Carinae,  Ka-rj-nE. 
Carine,  Kar-i-ne. 
Carinus,  Ka-ri-nus. 
Carissanum,  Ka-ris-a-num. 
Caristum,  Ka-ris-tum. 
Carmania,  Kar-ma-ni-a. 
Carmanor,  Kar-ma-nor. 
Carme,  Kqr-mE. 
Carmelus,  Kar-mE-lus. 
Carmenta,  Kar-men-ta,   and 
Carmentis,  Kar-men-tis. 
Carmentales,  Kar-men-ta-lEZ. 
Carmentalis,  Kar-men-ta-lis. 
Carmidps,  Kqr-mi-dsz. 
Carna  Cardinea,    Kqr-na  Kar- 

din-E-Q. 
Carnasius,  Kar-na-Ji-us. 
Carneades,  Kar-n£-a-dEZ. 


Carneia,  Kar-ng-ya. 
Carnion,  Kqr-ui-on. 
Caruus,  Kqr-nus. 
Carnutcs,  Kar-nvj,-tez. 
Carpasia,  Kar-pa-ji-a. 
Carpasium,  Kar-pa-j;i-um. 
Carpathus,  Kqr-pa-tus. 
Carpia,  Kqr-pi-a. 
Carpis,  Kqr-pis. 
Carpo,  Kqr-po. 
Carpophora,  Kar-p6f-«-ra. 
Carpophorus,  Kar-p6f-o-ru3. 
Carrae,  Kar-E,  and 
Carrhaj,  Kar-E. 
Carrinates,  Kar-i-na-tEZ. 
Carruca,  Kar-i^-ka. 
Carseoli,  Kar-SE-ia-lj. 
Cartalias,  Kar-ta-li-as. 
Carteia,  Kar-tl-ya. 
Carthaea,  Kar-tg-a. 
Carthaginienses,    Kqr-fia-jin-i- 

en-S£z. 
Carthago,  Kar-ta-go. 
Carthage,  Kqr-taj. 
Carthasis,  Kqr-ta-sis. 
Carus,  Ka-rus. 
Carvilius,  Kar-vil-i-us. 
Carya,  Ka-ri-a. 
Caryatffi,  Kar-i-a-ts. 
Caryatis,  Kar-i-a-tis. 
Carystius,  Ka-ris-ti-us. 
Carystus,  Ka-ris-tus. 
Caryum,  Ka-ri-um. 
Casca,  Kas-ka. 
Cascellius,  Ka-sel-i-us, 
Casilinum,  Kas-i-lj-num. 
Casina,  Ka-sj-na,  and 
Casinum,  Ka-si-num. 
Casius,  Ka-Ji-us. 
Casmenaj,  Kas-mg-ng. 
Casmilla,  Kas-mil-a. 
Casperia,  Kas-pg-ri-a. 
Casperula,  Kas-per-yn,-la. 
Caspiana,  Kas-pi-a-na. 
Caspii,  Kas-pi-j. 

Caspium  Mare,  Kas-pi-um  Ma-re. 
Cassandane,  Kas-an-da-ng. 
Cassander,  Kas-an-der. 
Cassandra,  Ka-s;in-dra. 
Cassandria,  Kas-an-dri-a. 
Cassia,  Kaf-i-a. 
Cassiope,  Ka-sj-o-pg. 
Cassiopea,  Kas-i-a-pE-a. 
Cassiterides,  Kas-i-ter-i-dgz. 
Cassivelaunus,  Kas-i-vg-lo-nus. 
Cassotis,  Ka-s6-tis. 
Castabala,  Kas-tab-a-la. 
Castabus,  Kas-ta-bus. 
Castalia,  Kas-ta-li-a.  i 

Castalius  Fons,  Kas-ta-li-us  Fonz. 
Castanea,  Kas-ta-ng-a. 
Castianira,  Kas-ti-a-nj-ra. 
Castolus,  Kas-to-lus. 
Castor,  Kas-tor. 
Castratius,  Kas-tra-Ji-us. 
Castulo,  Kas-tq,-lo. 
Catadupa,  Kat-a-du-pa. 
Catakekaumene,    Kat-a-ke-ke- 

m£-nE. 
Catamenteles,  Kat-a-men-tE-kz. 
Catana,  Kat-a-na. 
Cataonia,  Kat-a-ci-ni-a. 
Cataracta,  Kat-a-rak-ta. 
Catenes,  Kat-E-nEz. 
Cathasa,  Ka-tg-a. 
Cathari,  Kat-a-ri. 


GR8K  AND  LATIN  PROPER  NflMZ. 


683 


Catia,  Ka-Ji-a. 
Catiena,  Ka-ti-£-na. 
Catienus,  Ka-ti-£-nu3. 
Catilina,  Kat-i-lj-na. 
Catiline,  Kat-i-ljn. 
Catilli,  Ka-til-j. 
Catillas,  Ka-til-us,  er 
Catilus,  Kal-i-lus. 
Catina,  Ka-tj-na. 
Catius,  Ka-Ji-us. 
Catizi,  Kat-i-zj. 
Cato,  Ka-to. 
Catreus,  Ka-tre-u3. 
Catta,  Kat-a. 
Catti,  Kat-i. 

Catuliana,  Ka-ttj,-li-a-na. 
Catullus,  Ka-tul-u3. 
Catulus,  Kat-yi],-lu3. 
Caucasus,  Ke-ka-sus. 
Caucon,  Ko-kon. 
Caucones,  Ke-ko-nsz. 
Caudi,  Ke-di,  and 
Caudium,  Ke-di-um. 
Caulonia,  Ke-lii-ai-a. 
Caunius,  Ka-ni-us. 
Caunus,  Ke-nus. 
Cauros,  Ke-ros. 
Caurus,  Ke-rus. 
Caus,  Ka-us. 
Cavarillus,  Kav-a-ril-ns. 
Cavarinos,  Kav-a-rj  nus. 
Cavii,  Ka-vi-j. 
Cayci,  Ka-j-si. 
Caicus,  Ka-i-kus. 
Cayster,  Ka-is-ter, 
Cea,  Se-a,  er 
Ceos,  Se-os. 
Ceades,  Se-a-dez. 
Ceballinus,  Seb-a-lj-nus. 
Cebarenses,  Seb-a-ren-sez. 
Cebes,  Se-bez. 
Cebren,  Se-bren. 
Cebrenia,  Se-bre-ni-a. 
Cebriones,  Se-bri-Q-nez. 
Cecidas,  Ses-i-das. 
Cecilius,  Se-sil-i-us. 
Cecina,  Ses-i-na. 
Cecropia,  Se-kro-pi-a. 
CecropidiB,  Sg-krop-i-de. 
Cecrops,  Se-krops. 
Cedon,  Se-don. 
Cedreatis,  Sed-re-a-tis. 
Cedrusii,  Se-drttt-ji-j. 
Ceglusa,  Seg-lq,-sa. 
Cei,  Se-j. 
Cela,  Ss-la,  and 
Celeia,  Ss-le-ya. 
Celadon,  Sel-a-don. 
Celadus,  Sel-a-dus. 
Celaenae,  Ss-le-ns. 
Celaeno,  Se-le-no. 
Celeae,  Sel-s-s. 
Celelates,  Sel-e-la-tgz. 
Celenderis,  Se-len-ds-ris. 
Celendrae,  Sg-len-dre. 
Celendris,  Se-len-dris. 
Celen3us,  Ss-le-ng-us. 
Celenna,  Se-len-a,  and 
Celaena,  Ss-le-nq,. 
Celer,  Se-ler. 
Celeres,  Sel-E-rez. 
Celetrum,  Sel-p-trum. 
Celeus,  Se-ls-us. 
Celmus,  Sel-mus, 
Celonse,  Sel-o-ne. 
Celsus,  Sel-sus. 


Celtae,  Sel-tg. 
Celtibori,  Sel-ti-bg-rj. 
Celtica,  Sel-ti-ka. 
Celtici,  Sel-ti-sj. 
Celtillus,  Sel-tii-us. 
Celtorii,  Sel-to-ri-i. 
Celtoscythae,  Sel-tos-ni-ts. 
Cemmennus,  Sem-e-nus. 
Cempsi,  Sem-si. 
Cenaeum,  Ss-ne-um. 
Cenchreae,  Sen-kre-e. 
Cenchreis,  Sen-kre-is. 
Cenchreus,  Sen-krs-us. 
Cenchrius,  Seu-kri-us. 
Cenespolis,  Se-nes-po-lis. 
CenetiuiD,  Se-uE-Ji-um. 
Ceneus,  Se-ue-us. 
Cenimagni,  Sen-i-mag-ni. 
Cenina,  SE-nj-na. 
Cenomani,  Sen-o-ma-nj. 
Censores,  Sen-so-rsz. 
Censorinus,  Sen-so-rj-nus. 
Census,  Sen-sus. 
Ceataretus,  Sen-ta-re-tus. 
Centauri,  Sen-te-ri. 
Centaurus,  Sen-te-rus. 
Centobrica,  Sen-tob-ri-ka. 
Centores,  Sen-t<a-rEZ. 
Centoripa,  Sen-tor-ipa. 
Centrites,  Sen-trj-tEz. 
Centronius,  Sen-tra-ni-us. 
Centuniviri,  Sen-tdm-^i-rj, 
Centuria,  Sea-ti|,-ri-a. 
Centuripa,  Sen-ti\,-ri-pa. 
Ceos,  Se-os,  aiid 
Cea,  Se-q. 
Cephalas,  Sef-a-las. 
(Juphaledion,  Sef-a-l£-di-on. 
Cephalena,  Sefa-lE-na. 
Cephallen,  Sg-fal-en. 
Cephalenia,  Sef-a-le-ni-a. 
Cephalo,  Sef-a-lo. 
Cephaloedis,  Sef-a-lE-dis. 
Cephalon,  Se£-a-lon. 
Cephalotoini,  Sef-a-16t-o-mj. 
Cephaludium,  Sef-a-li|,-di-um. 
Cephalus,  Sef-a-lus. 
Cephenes,  Ss-fE-DEZ. 
Cepheus,  Ss-fs-us. 
Cephisia,  Se-fiJ-i-a. 
Cephisiades,  Sef-i-sj-a-dgz. 
Cephisidorus,  SE-fis-i-do-rus. 
Cephision,  SE-fi;?-i-on. 
Cephisodotus,  Sef-i-s6d-o-tus. 
Cephissus,  Sg-fis-us. 
Cephisus,  SE-fJ-sus. 
Cephren,  Ss-fren. 
Cepio,  Se-pi-o. 
Cepion,  Ss-pi-on. 
Ceraca,  Ser-a-ka. 
Ceracates,  Sg-rak-a-tez. 
Ceraoibus,  Se-ram-bus. 
Ceramieus,  Ser-a-mi-kus. 
Ceramium,  SE-ra-mi-um. 
Ceramus,  Ser-a-mus. 
Ceras,  Sg-raa. 
Cerasus,  Ser-a-sus. 
Cerata,  Ser-a-ta. 
Ceraton,  SE-ra-ton. 
Ceratus,  SE-ra-tus. 
Ceraunia,  SE-re-ni-a, 
Ceraunii,  SE-re-ni-j. 
Ceraunas,  Ss-ro-nus. 
Cerausius,  Sg-re-Ji-us. 
Cerberion,  Ser-bE-ri-on. 
Cerberus,  Ser-bg-rus. 


Cercaphus,  S^r-ka-fus. 
Cercasoruin,  Ser-ka-sa-ruin. 
Cerceis,  Ser-SE-is. 
Cercene,  Ser-SE-nE. 
Cercestes,  Ser-ses-tgz. 
CtTcides,  Ser-si-dgz. 
Cercii,  Ser-Ji-i. 
Cercina,  Ser-sj-na. 
Cercinium,  Ser-sia-i-um. 
Cercinna,  Ser-sin-a. 
Cercius,  Ser-Ji-us. 
Cercopes,  Ser-kci-pEZ. 
Cercops,  Ser-kops. 
Cercyon,  Ser-Ji-on. 
Cercyones,  Ser-si-o-nEZ. 
Cercyphalae,  Ser-sif-a-lg, 
Cercyra,  Ser-sj-ra,  er 
Corcyra,  Kor-sj-ra. 
Cerdylium,  Ser-dil-i-um. 
Cerealia,  Ser-g-a-li-a. 
Ceres,  Ss-rEZ. 
Ceressus,  SE-res-us. 
Ceretce,  Ser-g-te. 
Cerialis,  Sg-ri-a-Iis. 
Cerii,  Ss-ri-j. 
Cerillum,  Sg-ril-um. 
Cerinthus,  Sg-rin-tus. 
Cermanus,  Ser-ma-nu3, 
Cernea,  Ser-ng-a. 
Ceraes,  Ser-ngz. 
Ceron,  Sg-ron. 

Ceropasadgz,  Ser-o-pas-a-dgz. 
Cerossus,  Sg-ros-us. 
Cerpheres,  Ser-fg-rEZ. 
Cerrhaei,  Ser-g-j. 
Cersobleptes,  Ser-so-blep-tgz. 
Certima,  Ser-ti-ma. 
Certouium,  Ser-t<i-ni-uni. 
Cervarius,  Ser-va-ri-us. 
Ceryces,  Ser-i-sgz. 
Cerycius,  Sg-riJ-i-us. 
Cerymica,  Ser-i-mj-ka. 
Cerynites,  SE-rin-i-tEZ. 
Cesellius,  SE-sel-i-us. 
Cesennia,  Sg-sen-i-a. 
Cestius,  Ses-Ji-us. 
Cestrina,  Ses-trj-na. 
Cestrinus,  Ses-trj-nus. 
Cete3,  Se-Iez. 
Cethegus,  SE-tg-gus. 
Cetii,  SE-Ji-j. 
Cetius,  Sfi-Ji-us. 
Ceto,  Sg-to. 
Ceus,   Se-us,  and 
Caeus,  Se-us. 
Ceyx,  Sfi-iks. 
Chabes,  Ka-bgz. 
Chabinus,  Ka-bi-nus. 
Cbabria,  Ka-bri-a. 
Chabrias,  Ka-bri-as. 
Chabryis,  Kab-ri-is. 
Chaeanitee,  Kg-an-i-tg. 
Chaereas,  Ks-rE-as. 
Chferedemus,  Ker-g-dE-mu3. 
Chairemon,  KE-rs-mon. 
Chaerephon,  Ker-g-fon. 
Chaerestrate,  Kg-res-tra-te. 
Chaerinthus,  Kg-rin-tus. 
Chajrippus,   Kg-rip-us. 
Chsero,  Ke-ro. 
Cbaeronea,  Ker-o-nE-a,  and 
Cherronea,  Ker-o-UE-a. 
Chaeronia,  Kg-ru-ni-Q. 
Chalaeon,  Ka-le-on. 
Chali^aea,  Kal-sg-a. 
Chalcea,  Kal-sg-a. 


684 


GESK  AND  LATIN  PROPER  N^MZ. 


Chalcedon,  Kal-se-don,  and 
Chaleedonia,  Kal-se-do-ni-a. 
Chalcidene,  Kal-si-de-ng. 
Chalcideus,  Kal-sid-e-us. 
Chalcidica,  Kal-sid-i-ka. 
Chalcidicus,  Kal-sid-i-kus, 
Chalcioeus,  Kal-si-e-us. 
Chaleiope,  Kal-sj-o-pe. 
Chalcis,  Kal-sis. 
Chaleitis,  Kal-sj-tis. 
Chalcodon,  Kal-kcD-don. 
Chalcon,  Kal-kon. 
Chalcus,  Kal-kas. 
Chaldsea,  Kal-de-a. 
Chaldtei,  Kal-ds-j. 
Chalestra,  Ka-les-tra. 
Chalonitis,  Kal-o-nj-tis. 
Chalsidenses,  Kal-si-ddn-sez. 
Chalybes,  Kal-i-bez,  and 
Calybes,  Kal-i-bsz. 
Chalybonitis,  Kal-i-bo-nj-tis. 
Chalybs,  Ka-libz. 
Chamani,  Ka-ma-nj. 
Chamaviri,  Kam-a-vj-ri. 
Chane,  Ka-ne. 
Chaon,  Ka-on. 
Chaones,  Ka-o-nsz. 
Chaonia,  Ka-6-ni-a. 
Cliaonitis,  Ka-o-nj-tis. 
Chaos,  Ka-os. 
Cbaradre,  Kar-a-dre. 
Charadros,  Ka-ra-dros. 
Charadrus,  Kar-a-drus. 
Cbaraeadas,  Ka-re-a-das. 
Charandaei,  Kar-an-dg-j. 
Charax,  Ka-raks. 
Charaxes,  Ka-raks-ez,  and 
Charaxus,  Ka-raks-us. 
Chares,  Ka-rez. 
Charicles,  Kar-i-klez. 
Chariclides,  Kar-i-kli-dez. 
Chariclo,  Kar-i-klo. 
Charidemus,  Kar-i-de-mus. 
Charila,  Kar-i-la. 
Charilaus,  Kar-i-la-us,  and 
Charillus,  Ka-ril-us. 
Charini,  Ka-rj-nj,  and 
Carini,  Ka-rj-ni. 
Charis,  Ka-ris. 
Charisia,  Ka-riJ-i-a. 
Charites,  Kar-i-tez. 
Chariton,  Kar-i-ton. 
Charme,  Kqr-me,  and 
Carme,  K^r-me. 
Charmidas,  K(^r-mi-das. 
Charmides,  Kqr-mi-dgz. 
Charminus,  Kar-mi-nus. 
Charmione,  Kar-mj-o-ne. 
Charmis,  Kqr-mis. 
Charmosyna,  Kar-mos-i-na. 
Charmotas,  Kqr-mo-tas. 
Charmus,  Kqr-mus. 
Charon,  Ka-ron. 
Charondas,  Ka-ron-das. 
Charonea,  Kar-o-ne-a. 
Charonium,  Ka-rQ-ni-tun, 
Charops,  Ka-rops,  and 
Charopes,  Kar-o-pez. 
Charybdis,  Ka-rib-dis. 
Chaubi,  Ke-bj,  and 
Chauci,  Ke-sj. 
Chaula,  Ke-la. 
Chaurus,  Ke-rus. 
Chazene,  Ka-ze-ne. 
Chea,  Ke-a. 
Chelae,  Ke-Ie. 


Cheles,  Ke-1ez. 
Chelidonia,  Kel-i-do-ni-a. 
Chelidoniaj,  Kel-i-do-ni-E. 
Chelidonis,  KE-lid-o-nis. 
Chelidonisum,  Ke-lid-o-nj-sum. 
Chelone,  Kel-o-ns. 
Chelonis,  Kel-o-nis. 
Chelonophagi,  Kel-a-nof-a-jj. 
Chelydorea,  Kel-i-do-rE-a. 
Chemniis,  Kem-is. 
Chena,  Ks-na. 
Chenae,  Ks-ne. 
Chenion,  KE-ni-on. 
Chenius,  Ks-ni-us. 
Cheops,  Ke-ops,  and 
Cheospes,  KE-6s-p£z. 
Chephren,  Ks-fren. 
Cheremocrates,  Ker-E-mok-ra-tfz. 
Cherisophus,  KE-ris-o-fus. 
Cherophon,  Ker-o-fon. 
Chersias,  Ker-Ji-as. 
Chersidimas,  Ker-sid-i-mas. 
Chersipho,  Ker-si-fcD. 
Chersonesus,  Ker-SQ-ns-sus. 
Cherusci,  Ke-riis-sj. 
Chidnffii,  Kid-ns-j. 
Chiliarchus,  Kil-i-^r-kus. 
Chilius,  Kil-i-us,  aiul 
Chileus,  Kil-E-us. 
Chilo,  Kj-lo. 
Chilonis,  Kj-16-nis. 
Chimaera,  Kj-me-ra. 
Chimarus,  Kim-a-rus. 
Chimerium,  Kj-m£-ri-um. 
Chiomara,  Ki-om-a-ra. 
Chion,  Kj-on. 
Chione,  Kj-o-ns. 
Chionides,  K^-on-i-dEZ. 
Chionis,  Kj-o-nis. 
Chios,  K|-os. 
Chiron,  K|-ron. 
Chitone,  Kit-o-ns. 
Chloe,  K1q-£. 
Chloreus,  Klo-rs-us. 
Chloris,  Klo-ris. 
Chloras,  Klo-rus. 
Choarina,  Ko-a-rj-na. 
Choaspes,  Ko-as-pEZ. 
Chobus,  K6-bus. 
Choerades,  Ker-a-dez. 
Choereas,  Ker-E-e. 
Choerilus,  Ker-i-lus. 
Chonnidas,  K6n-i-das. 
Chonuphis,  K6n-yvi,-fis. 
Chorasmi,  Ko-ras-mj. 
Chorineus,  Ko-rin-E-us. 
Choroebus,  Ko-rs-bus. 
Choromna3i,  Ko-rom-ne-j. 
Chosroes,  Kos-ro-EZ. 
Chremes,  Krs-mEz. 
Chremetes,  Krem-e-tsz. 
Chresiphon,  Kres-i-fon. 
Chresphontes,  Kres-fon-tez. 
Chrestus,  Kres-tus. 
Chromia,  Kro-mi-a. 
Chromios,  Kro-mi-os. 
Chromis,  Kro-mis. 
Chrotnius,  Kro-mi-us. 
Chronius,  Kro-ni-us. 
Chronos,  Kro-nos. 
Chryasus,  Krj-a-sus. 
Chrysa,  Krj-sa,  and 
Chryse,  Krj-SE. 
Chrysarae,  Kris-a-ms. 
Ghrysantas,  Krj-san-tas. 
Chrysantbius,  Krj-san-ti-us. 


Chrysantis,  Krj-san-tis. 

Chrysaor,  Kri-sa-or. 

Chrysaoreus,  Kris-a-(5-rs-us. 

Chrysaoris,  Kri-sa-o-ris. 

Chrysas,  Krj-sas. 

Chryseis,  Krj-SE-is. 

Chrysermus,  Krj-ser-mus. 

Chryses,  Kri-SEZ. 

Chrysippe,  Krj-sip-s. 

Chrysippus,  Krj-sip-us. 

Chrysis,  Kri-sis. 

Chrysoaspides,  Kris-ca-as-pi-de\ 

Chrysodium,  Krj-s(5-di-um. 

Chrysogonus,  Krj-sog-o-nus. 

Chrysolaus,  Kris-o-la-us. 

Chrysopolis,  Krj-s6p-Q-lis. 

ChrysorrhoEe,  Krj-s6r-o-e. 

Chrysorrhoas,  Krj-s6r-o-as. 

Chrysostom,  Kris-os-tom.  {Eng.") 

Chrysothemis,  Krj-s6t-E-mis. 

Chrysus,  Kriks-us. 

Chthouia,  Ho-ni-a. 

Chthonius,  Ecb-ni-us. 

Chytrum,  Kj-trum. 

Cibale,  Sib-a-lE. 

Cibaritis,  Sib-a-r|-tis. 

Cibyra,  Sib-i-ra. 

Cicero,  Sis-e-ro. 

Cieones,  Sik-to-nEZ. 

Cicuta,  Si-k4-ta. 

Cilices,  Sil-i-SEZ. 

Cilicia,  Si-liJ-i-a. 

Cilissa,  Si-lis-a. 

Cilix,  Si-liks. 

Cilia,  Sil-a. 

Cilles,  Sil-EZ. 

Cillus,  Sil-us. 

Cilnius,  Sil-ni-us. 

Cilo,  Sj-lo. 

Cimber,  Sim-ber. 

Cimberius,  Sim-bs-ri-us. 

Cimbri,  Sim-brj. 

Cimbricum,  Sim-bri-kum. 

Ciminus,  Sim-i-nus. 

Cimmerii,  Si-m£-ri-j. 

Cimmeris,  Sim-E-ris. 

Cimmerium,  Si-mE-ri-um. 

Cimolis,  Si-m6-lis,  and 

Cinolis,  Si-no-lis. 

Cimolus,  Si-niQ-lus. 

Cinioa,  Sj-oion. 

Cinsethon,  Si-n£-ton. 

Cinaradas,  Si-nar-a-das. 

Cincia,  Sin-Ji-a. 

Cincinnatus,  Sin-sin-a-tus. 

Cincius,  Sin-Ji-us. 

Cineas,  Sin-£-as. 

Cinesias,  Si-nE-gi-as. 

Cinethon,  Sin-£-ton. 

Cinga,  Sig-ga. 

Cingetorix,  Sin-jet-o-riks. 

Cingulum,  Sig-gii-lum. 

Ciniata,  Sin-i-a-ta. 

Cinithii,  Si-nit-i-j. 

Cinna,  Sin-a. 

Cinnadon,  Sin-a-don. 

Cinnamus,  Sin-a-mus. 

Cinniana,  Si-nj-a-na. 

Cinxia,  Sii)k-Ji-a. 

Cinyps,  Sj-nips,  and 

Cinyphus,  Sin-i-fus. 

Cinyras,  Sin-i-ras. 

Cios,  Sj-os. 

Cippus,  Sip-US. 

Circe,  S^r-SE. 

Circenses  Ludi,  Ser-sen-SEZ  L^-dj. 


GRSK  AND    LATIN   PROPER  NaMZ. 


685 


Cireiu-,  Ser-Ji-us. 

Circus,  Ser-kas. 

Ciris,  Si-ris. 

Cirra;a.tum,  Si-r£-a-lum. 

C'irrha,  Sir-a,  and 

Cyrrha,  Sir-a. 

Cirtha,  Ser-ta,  and 

Cirta,  Ser-ta. 

Cisalpina    Gallia,    Sis-al-pj-na 

Gal-i-a. 
Cispa,  Sis-pa. 
Cissa,  Sis-u. 
Cisseis,  Sis-£  is. 
CissetLS,  Si-SE-us. 
Cissia,  SiJ-i-G. 
Cissiae,  SiJ-i-£. 
Ci.sside.i    Sis-i-dez. 
Cisscessa,  Si-ses-a. 
Cissus,  Sis-US. 
Cissusa,  Si-sij,-sa. 
Cistenae,  Sis-tg-nE. 
Cithaeron,  Si-tE-ron. 
Citharista,  Sit-a-ris-ta. 
Citium,  SiJ-i-um. 
Cius,  Si-US. 
Civilis,  Si-vj-lis. 
Cizycum,  Siz-i-kum. 
Cladeus,  Kla-dE-us. 
Clanes,  Kla-UEZ. 
Clanius,  Kla-ni-us,  br 
Clanis,  Kla-nis. 
Claras,  Kla-rus. 
Clastidium,  Klas-tid-i-um. 
Claudia,  Kle-di-a. 
Ciaudite,  K1^5-di-e. 
Claudianus,  Klo-di-a-nus. 
Claudiopolis,  Kle-di-op-o-lis. 
Claudius,  Klo-di-us. 
Clausus,  Kle-sus. 
Clavienus,  Klav-i-E-nus. 
Claviger,  Klav-i-jer. 
Clazomenaj,  Kla-zom-E-ne,  and 
Clazomena,  Kla-zom-e-na. 
Cleadas,  Kle-a-das. 
Cleandcr,  Kls-an-der. 
Cieandridas,  Kls-an-dri-das. 
Cleanthfs,  KlE-an-tez. 
Clearehus,  Kk-qr-kus. 
Clearides,  Kle-ar-i-dez. 
Clemens,  Kle-menz. 
Cleo,  K1e-o. 
Cleobis,  Kls-o-bis. 
Cleobula,  KlE-o-bi\-la. 
Cleobulina,  KlE-ob-yq,-lj-na. 
Clcobulus,  Kk-Q-bii-lus. 
Cleochares,  Kk-o-ka-rez. 
Cleocharia,  Kk-cD-ka-ri-a. 
Cleodffius,  Kk-o-dE-us. 
Cleodamas,  Kk-od-a-mas. 
Cleodemus,  Kk-o-dg-mus. 
Cleodora,  Kk-o-do-ra. 
Cleodoxa,  Kk-o-doks-a. 
Cleogenes,  Kk-oj-E-nez. 
Cleolaus,  Kk-Q-la-us. 
Cleomachus,  Kk-om-a-kus. 
Cleomantes,  Kk-o-man-tez. 
Cleombrotus,  KlE-6m-bro-tus. 
Cleomedes,  KlE-o-m£-dEZ. 
Cleomenes,  Kk-om-E-nEZ. 
Cleon,  Kk-on. 
Cleona?,  Kk-6-nE,  and 
Cleona,  Kk-o-na. 
Cleone,  Kk-6-n£. 
Cleonica,  Kk-o-nj-ka. 
Cleonicus,  KlE-o-nj-kus. 
Cleonnis,  Kk-on-is. 


Cleonymus,  Kk-6n-i-mus. 

Ckopas,  Kk-o-pas. 

Cleopater,  Kk-6p-a-ter. 

Cleopatra,  Kk-o-pa-tra. 

Cleopatris,  Kk-6p-a-tris. 

Cleophanes,  Kk-of-a-nEZ. 

Cleophanthus,  Kk-o-fan-tus. 

Cleophes,  Kk-o-fEZ. 

Cleopholus,  Kk-6f-o-lus. 

Cleophon,  Kk-e-fon. 

Cleophylus,  Kk-o-fj-lus. 

Cleopompus,  Kk-o-poin-pus. 

Cleoptolemus,  Kk-op-tol-E-mus. 

Cleopus,  Kk-Q-pus. 

Cleora,  Kk-6-ra. 

Cleostratus,  Kk-6s-tra-tus. 

Cleoxenus,  Kk-6ks-E-nus. 

Clepsydra,  Klep-si-dra. 

Cleri,  Kk-rj. 

Clesides,  KJes-i-d£z. 

Cleta,  Kk-ta. 

Clibanus,  Klib-a-nus. 

Clidemus,  Kli-dE-mus. 

Climenus,  Klim-£-nus. 

Clinas,  Kli-nas. 

Clinias,  Klin-i-as. 

Clinippides,  Klj-nip-i-dsz. 

Clinus,  Kli-nus. 

Clio,  Kli-o. 

Clisithera,  KLj-sit-e-ra. 

Clisthencs,  Klis-tE-UEZ. 

Clit»,  Klj-t£. 

Clitarchus,  Klj-tqr-kus. 

Clite,  Klj-tE. 

Cliternia,  Klj-ter-ni-a. 

Clitodemus,  Klit-o-dfi-mus. 

Clitomachus,  Kli-tom-a-kus. 

Clitonymus,  Kli-ton-i-mus. 

Clitophon,  Klit-CD-fon. 

Clitor,  Klj-ter. 

Clitoria,  Klj-to-ri-a. 

Clitumnus,  EHj-tum-nus. 

Clitus,  Klj-tus. 

Cloacina,  Klo-a-si-na. 

Cloanthus,  Klo-an-tus. 

Clodia,  Kl(5-di-a. 

Clodius,  Klo-di-us. 

Cloelia,  Kk-li-a. 

Cloelias,  Kk-li-E. 

Cloelius,  Kk-li-us. 

Clonas,  Klo-nas. 

Clondicus,  K16n-di-kus. 

Clonia,  Klo-ni-a. 

Clonius,  K16-ni-us. 

Clothe,  Klo-to. 

Cluaeina,  Klq^-a-sj-na. 

Cluentius,  Kli^-en-Ji-ns. 

Clupea,  Kltj^-pc-a,  and 

Clypea,  Klip-E-a. 

Clusia,  Kli^-ji-a. 

Clusini  Pontes,  Klq,-sj-n|  Fon-tEZ. 

Clusiolum,  KlTj,-sj-o-luin. 

Clusium,  KI4-j?i-um. 

Clusius,  Kli|-;5i-us 

Clnvia,  Kh\-vi-a. 

Cluvius  Ruf us,  Kli'j^-vi-us  Rfi-fus. 

Clymene,  Klim-£-nE. 

Clymeneides,  Klim-en-B-i-dEZ. 

Clymenus,  Klim-E-nus. 

Clysonymus,  Klj-s6n-i-mus. 

Clytemnestra,  Klit-em-nes-tra. 

Clytia,  KliJ-i-a,  ar 

Clytie,  KliJ-i-E. 

Clytius,  KliJ-i-us. 

Clytus,  Klj-tus. 

Cnacadium,  Na-ka-di-um. 


Cnacalis,  Xak-a-lis. 

Cnagia,  Na-ji-a. 

Cnemus,  Ne-hius. 

Cneus,  Ne-us,  or 

Cnaeas,  Ne-us. 

Cnidinium,  Ni-din-i-um. 

Cnidus,  Nj-dus,  er 

Gnidus,  Kj-dus. 

Cnopus,  N(a-pus. 

Cnossia,  N6J-i-a. 

Cnossus,  X6s-U3. 

Co,  Ko,  and 

Coos,  K6-0S. 

Coamani,  Ko-a-ma-nj. 

Coastraj,  Ko-as-trE,  and 

Coactrse,  Ko-ak-trE. 

Cobares,  K6b-a-r£z. 

Cocalus,  K6k-a-lus. 

Cocceius,  Kok-se-yus. 

Coceygius,  Kok-sij-i-us. 

Cocles,  Ko-klEz. 

Coctiae,  K6k-ti-E,  and 

Cottiae,  Kot-i-s. 

Coeytus,  Ko-sj-tus. 

Codomanus,  Ko-dom-a-nus. 

Codridae,  K6d-ri-dE. 

Codropolis,  Ko-drop-Q-lis. 

Codrus,  K6-dru3. 

Coecilius,  Se-sU-I-us. 

Coela,  Se-Iq. 

Coelaletae,  S£-lal-E-tE. 

Coelesyria,  Sel-£-sir-i-a,  and 

Coelosyria,  Sel-o-sir-i-a. 

Ccelia,  Se-li-a. 

Coeliobriga,  SE-li-6b-ri-ga. 

Coelius,  Se-li-us. 

Coelus,  Se-lus. 

Coenus,  Se-nus. 

Coeranus,  Ser-a-nus. 
Coes,  Ko-EZ. 
Coeus,  Se-us. 
Cogamus,  K6g-a-mus. 
Cogidunus,  Koj-i-di'i-nu?. 
Cohibus,  K6-hi-bas. 
Cohors,  Ko-hers. 
Colaenus,  Ko-k-nus. 
Colaxais,  Ko-laks-a-is. 
Colaxes,  Ko-laks-Ez. 
Colchi,  K61-kj. 
Colchis,  Kol-kis,  and 
Colchos,  Kol-kos. 
Colenda,  Ko-len-da. 
Colias,  K6-li-as. 
Collatia,  Kol-a-Ji-a. 
CoUatinus,  Kol-a-ti-nus. 
Collina,  Kol-i-na. 
CoUucia,  Kol-^-Ji-a. 
Colo,  Ko-lo. 
Colonae,  Ko-16-n£. 
Colone,  Kci-16-ne. 
Colonos,  Ko-lii-nos. 
Colophon,  Kol-o-fon. 
Colosse,  Ko-16s-£,  and 
Colossis,  Ko-los-is. 
Colossus,  Ko-16s-us. 
Colotes,  K61-Q-tEz. 
Colpc,  K61-p£. 
Columba,  Ko-lum-ba. 
Columella,  Kol-yq-mel-a. 
Coluthus,  Ko-li'],-tus. 
Colyttus,  Ko-lit-us. 
Comagena,  Kom-a-J£-na. 
Comagcni,  Kom-a-jt'-ui. 
Comaiia,  Kij-ma-na. 
Comania,  Ko-ma-ni-a. 
Comari,  Kom-a-rj. 


686 


GREK  AND  LATIN  PKOPER  NaMZ. 


Comarus,  K6m-a-rus. 
Gomastus,  Kio-mas-tus. 
Comabi,  Ko-ma-ta. 
Combabus,  Kom-ba-bus. 
Combe,  Koin-be. 
Combi,  Kom-bj. 
Combrea,  Kom-brs-a. 
Combutis,  K6m-bt|,-tis. 
Cometes,  Ko-m8-t£z. 
Cometho,  Kom-e-to. 
Cominius,  Ko-min-i-us. 
Comitia,  Ko-miJ-i-a. 
Comius,  Ko-mi-us, 
Commodus,  K6m-o-dus. 
Coraon,  Ko-mon. 
Coinpitalia,  Kom-pi-ta-li-a, 
Compsatus,  K6mp-sa-tus. 
CoDjpusa,  Kom-pi|-sa. 
Comus,  K(f)-mus. 
Concani,  K6n-ka-nj. 
Concordia,  Kon-ker-di-a. 
Condalus,  K6n-da-las. 
Condate,  K6n-da-te. 
Condochates,  Kon-dQ-ka-tez. 
Cundrusi,  Kon-drd)-sj. 
Condylia,  Kon-dil-i-a. 
Cone,  Ko-ne. 

Conetodunus,  Kon-e-to-dix-nus. 
Confucius,  Kon-fi^-Ji-us. 
Congedus,  Kon-J8-dus. 
Conii,  Ko-ni-j. 
Conisaltus,  Kon-i-sal-tus. 
Conisci,  Ko-nis-sj. 
Connidas,  Kon-j-das. 
Conon.  K6-non. 
Conopeum,  Kon-o-pe-um. 
Consentes,  Kon-sen-tEZ. 
Consentia,  Kon-sen-Ji-a. 
Considius,  Kon-sid-i-us. 
Consilinum,  Kon-si-lj-num. 
Constans,  Kon-stans. 
Constantia,  Kon-stan-Ji-a. 
Constantina,  Kon-stan-tj-na. 
Constantinopolis,      Kon-stan-ti- 

nop-o-lis. 
Constantinus,  Kon-stan-tj-nus. 


Covax,  Ka-raks. 
Coraxi,  Kcj-raks-j. 
Corbeus,  Ker-be-us. 
Corbis,  Ker-bis. 
Corbulo,  Ker-bi^-lo. 
Coreyra,  Kor-sj-ra. 
Corduba,  Ker-dii-ba. 
Corduene   Ker-di],-e-nE. 
Core,  Ko-re. 
Coressus,  Ko-res-us. 
Coresus,  K6r-e-sus. 
Coretas,  K6r-e-tas. 
Corfinium,  Kor-fin-i-um, 
Coria,  Ko-ri-a. 
Corineum,  Ko-rin-e-um, 
Corinna,  Kcj-rin-a. 
Corinnus,  Kca-rin-us. 
Corintbus,  Ko-rin-tus. 
Coriolanus,  Ko-ri-o-la-nus. 
Corioli,  Ko-rj-Q-lj,  and 
Coriolla,  K(b-ri-61-a, 
Corissus,  KcD-ris-us. 
Coritus,  K6r-i-tus. 
Coruiasa,  Kor-ma-sa. 
Cormus,  Kor-mus. 
Cornelia,  Kor-ns-li-a. 
Cornelii,  Kor-nE-li-j. 
Corniculum,  Kor-nik-yq,-lum. 
Cornificius,  Ker-ni-fiJ-i-us. 
Corniger,  Ker-ni-jer. 
Cornutus,  Kor-ni\-tus. 
Coroebus,  Kca-re-bus. 
Corona,  Ko-ro-na. 
Coronea,  Kor-o-ng-a. 
Coronis,  Ko-ro-nis. 
Coronta,  Ko-ron-ta. 
Coronus,  Kd)-r6-nus. 
Corope,  Ko-ro-pE. 
Corrhagium,  Kor-a-ji-um. 
Corsi,  Ker-sj. 
Corsife,  Ker-si-e. 
Corsica,  Kor-si-ka. 
Corsote,  Ker-scD-ts. 
Corsura,  K9r-si|,-ra. 
Cortonas,  Kor-to-ne. 
Coruncanus,  Kor-un-ka-nus, 


Constantine,  Kon-stan-tin.  (^«^.)  Corns,  Ko-rus. 


Constantius,  Kon-stan-Ji-us. 
Consules,  K6n-sn,-lez. 
Consus,  Kon-sus. 
Consygna,  Kon-sig-na. 
Contadesdus,  Kon-ta-des-dus. 
Contubia,  Kon-t^-bi-a. 
Coon,  K6-on. 
Coos,  Kq-os. 
Cos,  Kos. 
Cea,  Se-q,  and 
Co,  Ko. 
CopjB,  Ko-pe. 
Cophas,  K(D-fas. 
Cophontis,  Ko-fon-tis. 
Copia,  K(5-pi-a. 
Copillus,  Ko-pil-us. 
Coponius.  Ko-p6-ni-us. 
Coprates,  K6p-ra-tez. 
Copreus,  Ko-pre-us. 
Coptus,  Kop-tus,  and 
Coptos,  Kop-tos. 


Cora,  Kw-ra 

Coracesiuin,  Kor-a-se-gi-um,  and  Cos,  Kos 

Coracensium,  Kor-a-s6n-Ji-um.     Cosa,  Kw-sa, 

Coraconasus,  Kor-a-ko-na-sus 

Coraletae,  Ko-ral-e-te 

Coralli,  Ko-ral-j. 

Coranus,  Ko-ra-nus. 

Coras,  K6-ras. 


Corvinus,  Kor-vj-nus. 
Corybantes,  Kor-i-baa-tez. 
Corybas,  K6r-i-bas. 
Corybassa,  Kor-i-bas-a. 
Corybus,  K6r-i-bus. 
Corycia,  Ko-riJ-i-a. 
Corycides,  Ko-ris-i-dsz. 
Corycius,  Ko-riJ-i-us. 
Corycus,  K6r-i-kus. 
Corydon,  K6r-i-don. 
Coryla,  K6r-i-la,  and 
Coryleum,  Kor-i-le-um. 
Corymbifer,  Ko-rim-bi-fer. 
Coryna,  K6r-i-na. 
Coryneta,  Kor-i-ns-ta,  and 
Corynetes,  Kor-i-ns-tez. 
Coryphasium,  Kor-i-fa-3i-um. 
Coryphe,  K6r-i-fe. 
Corytha,  Ko-rj-ta. 
Corythenses,  Kor-i-ten-SEZ. 
Corythus,  K6r-i-tus. 
Corytus,  Ko-rj-tus. 


Cossa,  K6s-a,  and 
Cosae,  Ko-SE. 
Cosconius,  Kos-k(f)-ni-us. 
Cosingas,  Ko-sin-gas. 
Cosis,  Ku-sis. 


Cosmus,  Kos-mus. 
Cossea,  K6s-E-a. 
Cossus,  K6s-us. 
Cossutii,  Kos-q,-Ji-j. 
Costoboei,  Kos-to-bE-j. 
Cosyra,  Ko-sj-ra. 
Cotes,  Ko-tez,  and 
Cottes,  K6t-EZ. 
Cothon,  K6-ton. 
Cothonea,  Ko-t6-n8-a. 
Cotiso,  K6t-i-sQ. 
Cotta,  K6t-Q. 

CottifB  Alpes,  K6t-i-e  Al'pez. 
Cottonis,  Kot-6-nis. 
Cottus,  K6t-us. 
Cotyseuin,  Kot-i-e-um. 
Cotylaeus,  Kot-i-ls-us. 
Cotylius,  Ko-til-i-us. 
Cotyora,  Ko-tj-o-ra. 
Cotys,  Ko-tis. 
Cotytto,  Kca-tit-o. 
Cragus,  Kra-gus. 
Crambusa,  Kram-bi],-sa. 
Cranai,  Kran-a-j. 
Cranapes,  Kran-a-pez. 
Cranaus,  Kran-a-us. 
Crane,  Kra-ns. 
Craneum,  Kra-ns-um. 
Cranii,  Kra-ni-j. 
Cranon,  Kra-non,  and 
Crannon,  Kran-on. 
Crantor,  Kran-ter. 
Crassitius,  Kra-siJ-i-us. 
Crassus,  Kras-us. 
Crastinus,  Kras-tj-nus. 
Crataeus,  Kra-tE-us. 
Cratais,  Krat-a-is. 
Crater,  Kra-ter. 
Craterus.  Krat-g-rus. 
Crates,  Kra-t£z. 
Cratesiclea,  Krat-es-i-klg-a. 
Cratesipolis,  Krat-E-sip-o-lis. 
Cratesippidas,  Krat-g-sip-i-das, 
Crateus,  Kra-tg-us. 
Cratevas,  Kra-tg-vas. 
Crathis,  Kra-tis. 
Cratinus,  Kra-tj-nus. 
Cratippus,  Kra-tip-us. 
Cratylus,  Krat-i-lus. 
Crausiae,  Kre-si-g. 
Crausis,  Kre-sis. 
Crauxidas,  Kra-dks-i-das. 
Cremera,  Krem-g-ra. 
Cremides,  Krem-i-dgz. 
Cremma,  Krem-a. 
Cremniyon,  Krem-i-on,  and 
Cromrayon,  Krom-i-on. 
Cremni,  Krem-nj,  and 
Cremnos,  Kremnos. 
Cremona,  Krg-mo-na. 
Creniutius,  Krg-m^-Ji-ua. 
Creon,  KrE-on. 
Creontiades,  Krg-on-tj-a-dgz. 
Creophilus,  Krg-of-i-lus. 
Creperius,  Krg-pg-ri-us. 
Cres,  Krgz. 
Cresa,  Krg-sa,  and 
Cressa,  Kres-a. 
Cresius,  Krg-Ji-us. 
Cresphontes,  Kres-f6n-tEZ. 
Cressas,  Kres-as. 
Cressius,  KreJ-i-us. 
Creston,  Kres-ton, 
Cresus,  Krg-sus. 
Creta,  Krg-ta. 
Crete,  KrEt.  {£ng.y 


GRSK  AND   LATIN   PROPER  NaMZ. 


687 


Cretteus,  KrE-te-us. 

Crete,  Kre-le. 

Cretea,  Krt-te-a. 

Crctes,  Krg-tez. 

Creteus,  Kre-ts-us. 

Cretheis,  Krt-ts-is. 

Cretheus,  Kre-te-us. 

Crethona,  Kret-o-na. 

Cretifus,  Kret-i-kus. 

Creusa,  Kr8-y4-sa. 

Creusis,  Kre-yi^-sis. 

Criasus,  Kri-a-sus. 

Crinippus,  Krj-nip-us. 

Crinis,  Krj-nis. 

Crinisus,  Kri-nj-sus,  and 

Crimisiis,  Kri-mj-sus. 

Crino,  Kri-no. 

Crison,  Krj-son. 

Crispina,  Kris-pj-na. 

Crispinus,  Kris-pj-nus. 

Critula,  Krit-a-la. 

Critheis,  Krit-s-is. 

Crithote,  Kri-to-te. 

Critias,  KriJ-i-as. 

Crito,  Krj-tcD. 

Critobulus,  Krit-o-bix-tus. 

Critognatu?,  Krit-og-na-tus. 

Critolaus,  Krit-o-la-us. 

Crius,  Krj-us. 

Crobialus,  Kro-bj-a-lus. 

Crobyzi,  Krob-i-zj. 

Crocab,  Krok-a-le. 

Crocete,  Kro-se-E. 

Crocodilopolis,  Krok-o-di-16p-o- 

lis. 
Crocus,  Kro-kus. 
Croe-us,  Krs-sus. 
Croites,  Kro-i-tez. 
Cronii,  Kro-tnj. 
Crommyon,  Krom-i-on. 
Cromna,  Krom-na. 
Cromus,  Kro-mus. 
Cronia,  Kro-ni-a. 
Cronides,  Kr6n-i-d£Z. 
Cronium,  Kro-ni-uin. 
Crophi,  Kro'j-fj. 
Crosstea,  Kros-s-a. 
Crotalus,  Krot-a-lus. 
Croton,  KrQ-ton. 
Crotona,  Kro-to-na. 
Crotoniatis,  Krot-CD-nj-a-tis. 
Crotopias,  Kro-tw-pi-as. 
Crotopus,  Kro-t<a-pus. 
Crunos,  KrA-nos. 
Crusi?,  Knf)-sis. 
Crustumeri,  Krus-tq,-inE-rj. 
Crustumcria,  Krus-tv|,-inE-ri-a. 
Crustumerium,   Krus-tn,-mE-ri- 

um. 
Crustuminum,  Krus-ti|-mi-nuin. 
Crustumium,  Krus-t\i,-mi-um. 
Crustunus,  Krus-tq,-nus,  and 
Crusturncnius,  Krus-tur-ne-ni-us 
Crynis,  Krj-nis. 
Cteatus,  Te-a-tus. 
Ctemene.  Tem-E-n£. 
Ctenos,  Te-hos 
Ctesias,  Te-Ji-as. 
Ctesibius,  Ts-sib-i-us. 
Ctesicles,  Tes-i-klsz. 
Ctesilochus,  Te-sil-ca-kus. 
Ctesiphon,  Tes-i-fon. 
Ctesippus,  Tfi-sip-us. 
Ctimcne,  Tim-E-ne. 
Cucufas.  Kvi,-kii,-fas. 
Cularo,  Ki^-la-ro. 


Cuma,  Ki\,-ma,  and 

Cumie,  Ki],-mE. 

Cunaxa,  Ki|-naks-a. 

Cupavo,  Ki],-pa-vo, 

Gupentui,  Ki|-pen-tus. 

Cupido,  Ki|-pi-do. 

Cupiennius,  Kn,-pi-en-i-us. 

Cures,  Kvi,-rEz. 

Curetes,  Ki^-rs-tEZ. 

Curetis,  Kq,-re-tis. 

Curia,  Ki\-ri-a. 

Curiatii,  Ki],-ri-a-Ji-j. 

Curio,  Kii,-ri-Q. 

Curiosolitse,  Kij^-ri-o-sol-i-tE. 

Curium,  Ki\-ri-uni. 

Curius  Dentatus,  K^-ri-us  Den- 

ta-tus. 
Curtia,  Kdr-Ji-a. 
Curtillus,  Kur-til-us. 
Curtius,  Kur-Ji-us. 
Curulis,  Ki]^-ri-lis. 
Cussaei,  Kus-e-j. 
Cutilium,  Kq,-til-i-um. 
Cyamosorus,  Sj-am-o-SQ-rus. 
Cj'ane,  Si-a-n£. 
Cyaneae,  Sj-a-nE-E. 
Cyanee,  Sj-a-ns-E,  and 
Cyanea,  Si-a-n£-a. 
Cyaneus,  Sj-a-uE-us. 
Cyanippe,  Si-a-nip-E. 
Cyanippus,  Sj-a-nip-us. 
Cyaraxes,  Sj-a-raks-EZ, 
Cyaxares,  Sj-aks-a-rsz. 
Cybebe,  Si-be-bB. 
Cybela,  Sib-£-la,  a7id  Si-bs-la. 
Cybele,  Sib-£-l£. 
Cybelus,  Sib-E-lus. 
Cybira,  Sib-i-ra. 
Cycesium,  Sj-SE-ji-um. 
Cychreus,  Sik-r£-us. 
Cyclades,  Sik-la-dsz. 
Cyclopes,  Sj-kl6-pez. 
Cyclops,  Sj-klops.  {Eng.) 
Cycnus,  Sik-nus. 
Cyda,  Sj-da. 
Cydias,  Sid-i-as. 
Cydippe,  Sj-dip-e. 
Cydnus,  Sid-nus. 
Cydon,  Si-don. 
Cydonia,  Si-do-ni-a. 
Cydrara,  Sid-ra-ra. 
Cydrolaus,  Sid-ro-la-ns. 
Cygnus,  Sig-nus. 
Cylabus,  Sil-a-bus. 
Cylices,  Sil-i-SEZ. 
Cylindus,  Si-lin-dus. 
Cyllabarus,  Si-lab-a-rus. 
Cyllarus,  8il-a-rus. 
Cyllen,  Sil-en. 
Cyllene,  Si-lE-ns. 
Cylleneius,   SiI-£-nE-yus. 
Cyllyrii,  Si-lir-i-j. 
,  Cylon,  Sj-lon. 
Cyma,  Sj-ma,  er 
Cymae,  Sj-mE. 
Cyme,  Si-m£,  and 
Cymo,  Sj-mo. 
Cymodoce,  Si-mod-o-se. 
Cymodocea,  Si-mod-o-SE-a. 
Cymodoceas,  Sj-mod-o-SE-as. 
Cymolus,  Sim-o-lus,  and  Sj-mo- 

lus. 
Cymopolia,  Sim-o-p^-li-a. 
Cymothoe,  Sj-m6t-o-8. 
Cynaegirus,  Sin-E-jj-rus. 
Cynaethium,  Si-n£-ti-um. 


Cynane,  Sj-na-nE. 
Cynapes,  Sj-na-p£z. 
Cynara,  Sin-a-ra. 
Cynaxa,  Si-naks-a, 
Cyneas,  Sin-£-as. 
Cynegetse,  Si-neg-E-tE. 
Cynegirus,  Sin-£-jj-ru3. 
Cynesii,  Si-nE-ji-j. 
Cynetas,  Sin-E-te. 
Cynethussa,  Sin-E-tus-a. 
Cynia,  Sin-i-a. 
Cynici,  Sin-i-sj. 
Cynisca,  Sj-nis-ka. 
Cyno,  Sj-no. 

Cynocephale,  Sin-o-sef-a-l£. 
Cynocephali,  Sin-o-sef-a-lj. 
Cynophontis,  Sin-o-fon-tis. 
Cynortas,  Si-ner-tas. 
Cynortion,  Si-ner-Ji-on. 
Cynos,  Sj-nos. 
Cynosarges,  Sin-o-s^r-JEZ. 
Cynosseraa,  Sin-os-s-ma. 
Cynosura,  Sin-o-sii-ra. 
Cynosure,  Sin-o-stj^r.  {Eng.) 
Cynthia,  Sin-ti-a. 
Cynthius,  Sin-ti-us. 
Cynthus,  Sin-tus. 
Cynurenses,  Sin-yn-r^n-sez, 
Cynus,  S|-uus. 
Cyparissi,  Sip-a-ris-i,  and 
Cyparissia,  Sip-a-riJ-i-a. 
CyparissQs,  Sip-a-ris-us. 
Cyphara,  Sif-a-ra. 
Cyprianus,  Sip-ri-a-nus. 
Cyprus,  Sj-prus. 
Cypsela,  Sip-SE-la. 
Cypselides,  Sip-sel-i-dEZ. 
Cypselus,  Sip-SE-lus. 
Cyraunis,  Sj-re-nis. 
Cyre,  Si-r£. 

Cyrenaica,  Sj-rE-na-i-ka. 
Cyrenaici,  Sj-rE-na-i-sj. 
Cyrene,  Sj-rs-nE. 
Cyreschata,  Si-res-ka-ta. 
Cyriades,  Si-rj-a-dEZ. 
Cyrillus,  Si-ril-us. 
Cyril,  Sir-ii.  {Eng.) 
Cyrinus,  Si-rj-nus. 
Cyme,  Ser-n£. 
Cyrnus,  Ser-nus. 
Cyropsedia,  Sj-ro-pE-dj-a. 
Cyropolis,  Sj-rop-o-lis. 
Cyrreei,  Si-rs-j. 
Cyrrhadae,  Sir-a-de. 
Cyrrhes,  Sir-£Z. 
Cyrrhus,  Sir-us. 
Cyrriana,  Sir-i-a-na. 
Cyrsilus,  Ser-sj-lus. 
Cyrus,  Sj-rus. 
Cyta,  Sj-ta. 
Cytseis,  Sj-tE-is. 
Cythera,  8j-t£-ra. 
Cytheraea,  Sifi-E-rs-a,  er 
Cytherea,  Sit-E-rs-a. 
Cytheris,  Sit-E-ris. 
Cytherius,  Si-t£-ri-u3. 
Cytheron,  Si-ts-ron. 
Cytherun,  Sj-tE-run. 
Cytherus,  Sit-E-rus. 
Cythnos,  Sit-nos. 
Cytineum,  Si-tin-E-um. 
Cytissorus,  Sit-i-su-rus. 
Cytorus,  Sj-to-rus. 
Cyziceni,  Siz-i-s£-nj. 
Cyzieum,  Siz-i-kum 
Cyzicus,  Siz-i-kus. 


688 


GE8K  AND  LATIN  PROPER  NC[MZ. 


D. 


DavE,  Da-8,  er 
Drtha;,  Da-he. 
Daci,  Da-sj,  and 
Daeae,  Da-se. 
Dacia,  Da-Ji-a. 
Dactyli,  Dak-ti-li. 
Dadicaj,  Dad-i-SB. 
Dsedala,  Ded-a-la. 
Daedalion,  De-da-li-on. 
Dtedalus,  Ded-a-lua. 
Dfcmon,  DE-mon. 
Dai,  Da-j. 
Daieles,  Da-i-klez. 
Daides,  Da-i-dez. 
Daimaehiis,  Da-im-a-kus. 
Daimenes,  Da-im-e-nez. 
Daiphron,  Da-i-fron. 
Daira,  Da-j-rct. 
Daldia,  Dal-di-a. 
Dalmatia,  Dal-ma-Ji-a. 
Dalmatius,  Dal-ma-Ji-us. 
Dnmagetus,  Dam-a-js-tu5. 
Damalis,  Datn-a-lis. 
Damas,  Da-mas. 
Damasceua,  Dam-a-SE-na. 
Damascius,  Da-mas-Ji-ns. 
Damascus,  Da-mas-kus. 
Damasichthon,  Dam-a-sik-ton. 
Damasippus,  Dam-a-sip-us. 
Damasistratus,    Dam-a-sis-tra- 

tus. 
Dauiasithynus,  Dam-a-sit-i-nus. 
Damasiton,  Dam-a-si-ton. 
Damastes,  Da-mas-tEZ. 
Damia,  Da-mi-a. 
Dainippus,  Da-mip-us. 
Damis,  Da-mis. 
Damnorix,  Dam-no-riks. 
Damo,  Da-mo. 
Damocles,  Dam-o-kkz. 
Damocrates,  Da-mok-ra-tsz. 
Damocrita,  Da-mok-ri-ta. 
Damocritus,  Da-mok-ri-tus. 
Damon,  Da-mon. 
Damophantus,  Dam-o-fan-tus. 
Damophila,  Da-mof-i-la. 
Damophilus,  Da-mot'-i-lus. 
Damophou,  Dam-o-fon. 

Damostratus,  Da-mos-tra-tus. 
Damoxenus,  Da-moks-E-nus. 

Damyrias,  Da-mir-i-as. 

Dana,  Da-na. 

Danae,  Dan-a-£. 

Danai,  Dan-a-j. 

Danaides,  Da-na-i-dez. 

Danala,  Dan-a-la. 

Danaus,  Dan-a-us. 

Dandari,  Dan-da-rj,  and 

Dandaridaj,  Dan-dar-i-de. 

Dandon,  Dan-don. 

Danubius,  Da-n\|-bi-u3. 

Danube,  Dan-yxib. 

Daochus,  Da-o-kus. 

Daphnae,  Daf-UE. 

Daphnceus,  Daf-nl-us. 

Daphne,  Daf-ne. 

Daphnephoria,  Daf-n£-f6-ri-a. 

Daphnis,  Daf-nis. 

Daphnus,  Daf-nus. 

Daraba,-  Drir-a-ba. 


Daraps,  Da-raps. 
Dardani,  D4r-da-nj. 
Dardania,  Dar-da-ni-a. 
Dardanides,  Dar-dan-i-dez. 
Dardanis,  Dqr-da-nis. 
Dardanus,  Dqr-da-nus. 
Dares,  Da-rsz. 
Daretis,  Da-rg-tis. 
Daria,  Da-rj-a. 
Dariaves,  Da-rj-a-VEZ. 
Daritae,  Da-rj-tE. 
Darius,  Da-rj-us. 
Dascon,  Das-kon. 
Dascylitis,  Das-i-lj-tis. 
Dascylus,  Das-i-lus. 
Dasea,  Da-se-a. 
Dasius,  Da-Ji-us. 
DassaretiB,  Das-ar-E-ts,  or 
Dassaritse,  Das-a-rj-tE. 
Dassareni,  Das-a-rE-nj,  er 
Dassaritii,  Das-a-riJ-i-j. 
Datames,  Dat-a-msz. 
Dataphernes,  Dat-a-fer-nsz. 
Datis,  Da-tis. 
Datos,  Da-tos,  er 
Daton,  Da-ton. 
Daulis,  Da-lis. 
Dauni,  De-nj. 
Daunia,  De-ni-a. 
Daunus,  De-nus. 
Daurifcr,  Do-ri-fer,  and 
Daurises,  Do-ri-ssz. 
Davara,  Dav-a-ra. 
Deeaduchi,  Dek-a-di^-kj. 
Decapolis,  De-kap-Q-lis. 
Decebalus,  DE-seb-a-lus. 
Deeeleum.  De-sb-Ie-udj. 
Decelus,  Des-s-las. 
Decemviri,  D£-sem-vi-rj. 
Decetia,  De-se-Ji-a. 
Decidius    Saxa,     De-sid-i-us 

Saks -a. 
Decineus,  DB-sin-E-us. 
Deeius,  Ds-Ji-us. 

Decurio,  DE-ki^-ri-o. 
Deditamenes,  Ded-i-tam-E-nzz. 
Deicoon,  DB-ik-o-on. 

Deidamia,  De-id-a-mj-a. 

Deileon,  De-il-E-on. 

Deilochus,  DE-il-o-kus. 

Deimachus,  DE-im-a-kus. 

Deiochus,  Ds-j-o-kus. 

Deione,  De-I-o-he. 

Deioneus,  DE-i-6-nB-us. 

Deiopeia,  DE-j-o-pe-ya. 

Deiphila,  DE-if-i-la. 

Deiphobe,  DE-if-o-b£. 

Deiphobus,  DE-if-Q-bu3. 

Deiphon,  Dfi-i-fon. 

Deiphontes,  DE-i-fon-tEZ. 

Deipyle,  Ds-ip-i-lE. 

Deipylus,  Ds-ip-i-lus. 

Deipyrus,  DB-ip-i-rus. 

Dejanira,  Dej-a-nj-ra. 

Dejoces,  Dej-o-sez. 

Dejotarus,   Ds-jot-a-rus. 

Deldon,  Del-don. 

Delia,  Ds-li-a. 

Deliades,  DE-lj-a-dEZ. 

Delium,  DE-li-ura. 


Delius,  De-H-us. 
Delmatius,  Del-ma-Ji-us. 
Delminium,  Del-min-i-um. 
Delos,  De-Ios. 
Delphi,  Del-fi. 
Delphicus,  Del-fi-kus. 
Delphinia,  Del-fin-i-a. 
Delphinium,  Del-fin-i-um. 
Delphus,  Del-fus. 
Delphyne,  Del-fj-ne. 
Delta,  Del-ta. 
Demades,  Dem-a-d£z. 
Demajnetus,  DB-men-E-tus. 
Demagorus,  DE-mag-o-ras. 
Demarata,  Dem-a-ra-ta. 
Demaratus,  Dem-a-ra-tns. 
Demarchus,  Ds-mc'ir-kus. 
Demareta,  Dem-a-rs-ta. 
Demariste,  Dem-a-ris-t£. 
Demea,   Ds-mE-a. 
Demetria,  DE-mg-tri-a. 
Demetrias,  Ds-me-tri-as. 
Demetrius,  De-mB-tri-us. 
Demo,  DE-mo. 

Demoanassa,  Dem-o-a-nas-a. 
Democedes,   Dem-o-ss-dEZ. 
Demochares,  DE-m6k-a-r£z. 
Damocles,  Dem-o-kUz. 
Democoon,  Ds-mok-o-on. 
Demoerates,  Ds-mok-ra-tEZ. 
Dcmocritus,  DE-raok-ri-tus. 
Demodice,  De-mod-i-SE. 
Demodoeus,  Ds-mod-o-kus. 
Demoleon,  D£-m6-lE-on. 
Demoleus,  DE-mo-lE-us. 
Demon,  DE-mon. 
Demonassa,  Dem-o-nas-Q. 
Demonax,  D£-m6-naks. 
Demonica,  Dem-o-nj-ka. 
Demonicus,  Dcm-o-nj-kus. 
Dcmophantuf,  Dcm-o-fan-tus. 
Domojikilu?.  DE-mof-i-las. 
Demopbon.  Dem-o-fon. 
Demophoon,  De-mof-o-on. 
Demopolis,  D£-m6p-CD-lis. 
Denies,  Ds-mos. 

Demosthenes,  De-mos-tE-nEZ. 

Demoftratus,  D£-m6s-tra-tus. 

Demylus,  Dem-i-lus. 

Deodatus,  De-od-a-tus. 

Deois,  DE-6-is. 

Derbiees,  Der-bi-SEZ. 

Derce,  Der-SE. 

Dercennus,  Der-sen-us. 

Derceto,  Der-SE-to,  and 

Dereetis,  Der-SE-tis. 

Dercyllidas,  Der-sil-i-das. 

Dercyllus,  Der-sil-us. 

Dercynus,  Der-si-nus. 

Dersa»i,  Der-se-j. 

Derusiffii,  DE-ntt-si-E-j. 

Desudaba,  DE-siid-a-ba. 

Deucalion,  Dq-ka-li-on. 

Deucctius,  Dq-sE-Ji-us. 

Deudorix,  Di\-do-riks. 

Dexamene,  Deks-am-E-ne. 

Dexamenus,  Deks-am-E-nus. 

Dexippus,  Deks-ip-us, 

Dexithea,  Deks-it-E-a. 

Dcxius.  Deks-i-us. 


GRSK  AND  LATIN  PROPER  NaMZ. 


689 


Dia,  Di-a. 

Diacopena,  Di-ak-o-pe-na. 
Diacturides,  Dj-ak-tdr-i-dez. 
Diadumenianus,  Dj-a-dq,-mE-ni- 

a-nus. 
Diaeus,  Dj-8-u3. 
DiagoD,  Dj-a-gon,  and 
Diagain,  Dj-a,-gum. 
Diagoras,  Dj-ag-o-ras. 
Dialis,  Dj-a-lis. 
Diallus,  Dj-al-us. 
Diama-jtigoiis,  Dj-a-mas-ti-gca-sis 
Diana,  Dj-a-na. 
Dianasa,  Dj-an-a-sa. 
Diasia,  Di-a-^i-a. 
Dicaea,  Dj-se-a. 
Dicteus,  l3i-=e-us. 
Dica,  Dj-=e. 

Dicearchus,  Dis-E-^r-kus. 
Diceneus,  Di-sg-ae-us. 
DicoDja?,  Dik-o-mas. 
Dictaj,  Dik-te. 

Dictainnum,  Dik-tam-nam,  and 
Dictyuna,  Dik-tia-a. 
Dictator,  Dik-ta-tor. 
Dictidienses,  Dik-tid-i-ea-scz. 
Dictys,  Dik-tis. 
Didius,  Did-i-us. 
Dido,  Di-da. 
Didyma,  Did-i-ma. 
Didymseus,  Did-i-me-us. 
Didyuiaon,  Did-i-ma-on. 
Didyine,  Did-i-inE. 
Didyuium,  Did-i-mum. 
Didymus,  Did-i-mus. 
Dieneces,  Dj-en-e-sEz. 
Diespiter,  Dj-e?-pi-ter. 
Digentia,  Dj-jea-Ji-a 
Digma,  Dig-ma. 
Dii,  Di-j. 

Dimassus,  Dj-mas-us. 
Dinarchus,  Dj-nqr-kus. 
Diniae,  Din-i-£. 
Dinias,  Din-i-aa. 
Diniche,  Din-i-ke. 
Dinochares,  Dj-nok-a-rEZ. 
Dinocrates,  Dj-nok-ra-tEZ. 
Dinodochus,  Dj-nod-o-kus. 
Dinolochus,  Dj-nol-o-kus. 
Dinomenes,  Dj-nom-e-nEZ. 
Dinon,  Di-non. 
Dinosthes,  Dj-n6s-t£-nEZ. 
Dinostratu?,  Dj-nos-tra-tus. 
Dioclea,  Dj-di-klE-a. 
Diocles,  Dj-o-klEz. 
Diocletianus,  Dj-o-kle-Ji-a-nus. 
Diocletian,  Di-o-kle-Ji-an. 
Diodorus,  Dj-o-do-rus. 
Dioetas,  Dj-6-E-ta?. 
Diogenes,  Dj-oj-E-nEZ. 
Diogenia,  Dj-o-JE-ni-a. 
Diogenus,  Di-6j-E-nus. 
Diognetus,  Dj-og-nE-tus. 
Diomeda,  Dj-o-mE-da. 
Diomedes,  Dj-o-me-dsz. 
Diomedon,  Dj-o-ms-don. 
Dion,  Dj-on. 
DionaEa,  Dj-o-nE-a. 
Dione,  Dj-o-ne. 
Dionysia,  Di-o-niJ-i-u. 
Dionysiades,  Dj-o-ni-si-a-dEZ. 
Dionysias,  Dj-o-niJ-i-as. 
Dionysides,  Di-o-nis-i-dsz. 
Dionysiodorus,  Dj-o-nis-i-o-dw- 

rus. 
Dionysion,  Di-Q-niz-i-on. 
44' 


Dioaysipolis,  Di-o-ni-sip-o-lia. 
Diunyiius,  Dj-u-niJ-i-us. 
Diophanes,  Dj-6f-a-nez. 
Diopliantus,  Di-o-fan-tus. 
Diopites,  Di-ci-pi-tEz. 
Diopcenus,  Dj-o-ps-nus. 
Diopolis,  Dj-op-o-lis, 
Diures,  Dj-cJ-rEZ. 
Dioryctus,"  Di-o-rik-tug. 
Dioscorides,  Dj-os-kor-i-dEZ. 
Dioscoru:?,  Dj-os-kia-rus. 
,  Dioscuri,  Dj-d-skii-rj. 
Dirjspage,  Di-os-pa-JB. 
Diospolis,  Dj-os-po-lis. 
Diotime,  Di-Q-tj-me. 
Diotimus,  Dj-o-tj-mus. 
Diotrephes,  Di-6t-rg-f£z. 
Dioxippe,  Dj-oks-ip-E. 
Dioxippus,  Dj-oks-ip-us. 
Dipaeae,  Dj-ps-E. 
Diphilas,  Dif-i-la3. 
Diphilus,  Dif-i-lu3. 
Diphoridas,  Di-for-i-das. 
Dipcense,  Dj-ps-ne. 
Dipsas,  Dip-sas. 
Dirae,  Di-rE. 
Dirce,  Der-SE. 
Dircenna,  Der-sen-a. 
Dirphia,  Der-fi-a. 
Discordia,  Dis-ker-di-a. 
Diiani,  Dit-a-nj. 
Dithyrambus,  Dit-i-ram-bus. 
Divitiacus,   Div-i-tj-a-kus. 
Divus  Fidiui,  Di-vu3  Fid-i-us. 
Diyllus,  Dj-il-us'. 
Doberes,  Do-bE-r£z. 
Docilis,  Dos-i-lis. 
Docimus,  Do3-i-mus. 
Doclea,  DcJ-klE-a. 
Dodona,  Di3-d6-na. 
Dodonasus,  Dod-o-ns-us. 
Dodone,  Do-do-nE. 
Dodonides,  Do-don-i-dEZ. 
Doii,  Do-i-j. 
Dolabella,  Dol-a-bel-a. 
Dolichaon,  Dol-i-ka-on. 
D.iliche,  Dol-i-k£. 
Dolius,  Do-li-us. 
Doloraena,  Dol-o-ms-na. 
Dolon,  DJj-Ion. 
Dolonei,  Do-lon-sj. 
Dolupos,  D61-o-pEz. 
Dolophion,  Da)-l<f)-fi-on. 
Dolopia,  Do-lQ-pi-a. 
Dolops,  Do-lops. 
Domidueus,  Dom-i-d4-ku3. 
Dominica,  Do-min-i-ka. 
Domitia,  Do-miJ-i-a. 
Domitianu?,  Do-miJ-i-a-nus. 
Djmitian.  Do-miJ-i-an. 
Domitilla,  Dom-i-til-a. 
Domitius,  Do-miJ-i-us. 
Donatus.  Do-na-tus. 
Donilaus,  Don-i-Ia-us. 
Donuca,  Do-n4-ka. 
Donysa,  Do-nj-sa. 
Doracte,  Do-rak-tE. 
Dores,  Do-pez, 
Dorica,  Dor-i-ka. 
Doricus,  D6r-i-ku3. 
Dorienses,  Do-ri-en-3£z. 
Dorilas,  D6r-i-la3. 
Dorilaus,  Dor-i-la-us. 
Dorion,  Do-ri-on. 
Doris,  D6-ris. 
Doriseos,  Da-ris-kus. 


Dorium,  Do-ri-um. 

Dorius,  D6-ri-us. 

Dorostorum,  Dia-ros-to-rum. 

Dorsennus,  Dor-sea-os. 

Dorso,  Dir-so. 

Dorus,  D(5-ru3. 

Doryasus,  Do-rj-a-sus. 

Doryclus,  Do-rj-klus. 

Dorylaeum,  Dor-i-lE-um,  and 

Dorylaeus,  Dor-i-le-us. 

Dorylas,  D6r-i-Ia3. 

Dorylaus,  Dor-i-Ia-us. 

Doryssus,  Do-ri3-u3. 

Dosci,  Dos-j. 

Dosiades,  Do-sj-a-dsz. 

Dossenus,  Dos-E-nus. 

Dotadas,  Dot-a-daa. 

Dotion,  Do-ti-on. 

Doto,  Dij-to. 

Dotus,  D«i-ta3. 

Doxander,  Doks-an-der. 

Dracanus,  Dra-ka-nus. 

Draco,  Dra-ko. 

Dracontides,  Dra-kon-ti-dEz. 

Dracus,  Dra-kus. 

Drances,  Dran-SEZ. 

Drangiana,  Draa-ji-a-na. 

Drapes,  Dra-psz. 

Drepana,  Drep-a-na,  and 

Drepanum,  Drep-a-num. 

Drimachus,  Drim-a-kus. 

Driopides,  Drj-op-i-dsz. 

Drios,  Dri-os.' 

Droi,  Dro-j. 

Dromaeus,  Dro-me-us. 

Dropici,  Drop-i-sj. 

Dropion,  Drii-pi-on. 

Druentias,  Droi-ea-Ji-us,  and 

Druentia,  Droo-en-Ji-a. 

Drugeri,  DrA-JE-ri. 

Druidae,  Drai-i-dfil 

Druids,  Dr(f(-idz. 

Drusilla  Livia,  Dr(D-sil-<i  Lir-i-a. 

Druso,  D  rob-so. 

Drusus,  Drco-sus. 

Dryades,  Drj-a-dsz. 

Dryadz,  Dri-adz. 

Dryantiades,  Drj-an-tj-a-dEZ. 

Drymaea,  Drj-mE-a. 

Drymo,  Drj-mo. 

Drymus,  Dri-mus. 

Dryope,  Dri-o-pE. 

Dryopeia,  Dri-o-pe-ya. 

Dryopes,  Drj-o-pEZ. 

Dryopis,  Dri-o-pis,  and 

Dryopida,  Drj-6p-i-da. 

Dryops,  Drj-ops. 

Drypetis,  Drip-s-tis. 

Ducetius,  Di^-ss-Ji-us. 

Duillia,  Dq,-il-i-a. 

Duillius  Nepos,    Dq,-il-i-u3  Ne- 

pos. 
Dulichium,  Dq,-lik-i-um. 
Dumnorix,  Ddm-no-riks. 
Dnnax,  Dq-naks. 
Duratius,  Dv|,-ra-Ji-us. 
Darius,  Di^-ri-ns. 
Duronia,  Dq,-r6-ni-a. 
Duumviri,  Dq,-um-vi-rj. 
Dyagondas,  Dj-a-g'')n-dao. 
Dyardenses,  Dj-ar-den-s£z. 
Dymae,  Dj-mE. 
Dymasi,  Di-mc-j. 
Dymas,  Dj-raas. 
Dymnus,  Ditn-nus. 
Dynamene,  I))_-uain-£-ne. 


690 


GRSK  AND  LATIN  PROPER  NCIMZ. 


Dynaste,  Dj-nas-tc. 
Dyras,  Dj-ras. 
Dyraspes,  Dj-ras-pez. 


Dyrii,  Dj-ris. 
Dyrrachium,  Di-ra-ki-um. 
Dysaules,  Dj-se-lez. 


Dysoinetus,  Dis-i-ne-tus 
Dysorum,  Dj-s6-rum. 
Dyspontii,  Dis-p6n-Ji-j, 


E. 


Eanes,  S'a-nez. 
Eanus,  S-a-nus. 
Earinus,  S-ar-i-nus. 
Easium,  P-a-Ji-utn. 
Ebdomo,  Eb'do-mE. 
Ebon,  f/bon. 
Ebora,  Eb'o-ra. 
Eboracum,  8-b6r-a-kum. 
Eburones,  Eb-yn,-rQ-n8z. 
Ebusus,  Eb'yTi,-sus. 
Ecaineda,  Ek-a-mE-da. 
Ecbatana,  Ek-bat-a-na. 
Ecechiria,  Es-e-kir-i-a. 
Ecbecrates,  8-ket-ra-tez. 
Echedainia,  Ek-E-da-mi-a. 
Echelatus,  8-kel-a-tus. 
Echelta,  8-kel-ta. 
Echelus,  Ek'E-!us. 
Echombrotus,  S-kem-bro-tus. 
Eoheinon,  S-kg-mon. 
Echemus,  Ek'E-mus. 
Echeneus,  Ek-E-ns-us. 
Echephron,  Ek's-fron, 
Echepoliis,   S-kep-o-lus. 
Echestratus,  8-kes-tra-tus. 
Eahevethenses,  8-kev-E-ten-S£Z. 
Eahidna,  8-kid-na. 
Eehidorus,  Ek-i-dcS-rus. 
Eobinades,  8-kin-a-dEZ. 
Echinon,  8-kj-non. 
Echinus,  8-kj-nus. 
Echinussa,  Ek-i-nds-a. 
Echion,  8-kj-on. 
Echionides,  Ek-i-on-i-dsz. 
Echionius,  Ek-i-6-ni-us. 
Echo,  Ek'o. 
Edossa,  8-de3-a,  and 
Edesa,  8-dE-sa. 
Edisa,  8-dis-a. 
Edon,  8'doa. 
Edoni,  8-d(5-nj. 
Edylias,  8-dil-i-as. 
Eetion,  8-e-ti-on. 
Egelidas,  8-jel-i-daz. 
Egeria,  8-J£-ri-a. 
Egesaretus,  8-jes-a-r£-tus. 
Egesinus,  Ej-E-sj-nus. 
Egesta,  S-jes-ta. 
Egnatia,  Eg-na-Ji-a. 
Egnatius,  Eg-na-Ji-us. 
Kion,  8-j-on. 
Eiones,  fi-j-o-nez. 
Eioneus,  8-j-(5-nE-us. 
Ejoneus,  8-j6-n£-us. 
Elabontes,  El-a-b6a-t£z. 
Klaea,  8-lE-a. 
tloeus,  8-Ie-us. 

]  lagabalus,  El-a-ga-ba-lus,  w 
1  lagabalus,  El-a-gab-a-lus. 
1  laites,  El-a-i-tEz. 
1  laius,  8-la-yus. 
t  laphebolia,  El-a-fE-bo-li-a. 
Maphisea,  El-a-fi-e-a. 
Elaphus,  El-a-fus. 
Klaptonius,  El-ap-tQ-ni-us. 
Elara    8-la-rii. 


Elatea,  El-a-t£-a. 

Elatus,  8-la-tus. 

Elaver,  8-la-ver. 

Elea,  S'ls-a. 

Eleates,  8-l£-a-tEZ. 

Eleetra,  8-lek-tra. 

Electrae,  8-lek-trE. 

Electrides,  8-lek-tri-d£Z. 

Electryon,  8-lek-tri-on. 

Elei,  8-lE-i. 

Eleleus,  EI-e-Ie-us. 

Eleon,  S'lE-on. 

Eleontum,  El-E-6n-tum. 

Elephantis,  El-s-fan-tis. 

Elephantophagi,  El-E-fan-tof-a- 

Elephenor,  El-E-fs-nor. 
Eleporu,  El-E-pa-rd). 
Eleuchia,  8-lii-ki-a. 
Eleus,  8'1e-us. 
Eleusinia,  El-yn,-sin-i-a. 
Eleusis,  S-lii-sis. 
Eleuther,  8-li\,-{ler. 
Eleuthera;,  8-h|,-t£-r£. 
Eleutheria,  EI-yq-fiE-ri-a. 
Eleutheroeilices,  8-lii,-t£-ro-sil- 

i-SEZ. 

Eleutho,  S-hi-to. 
Elicius,  8-liJ-i-us. 
Eliensis,  El-i-en-sis,  and 
Eliaca,  8-l)-a-ka. 
Elimea,  El-i-mE-a. 
Elis,  S'lis. 

Elisphasii,  El-is-fa-Ji-j. 
Elissa,  8-lis-a. 
Elissus,  8-lis-us. 
Ellopia,  El-6-pi-a. 
Elorus,  8-I6-rus. 
Elos,  S'los. 
Elpenor,  El-pe-nor. 
Elpinice,  El-pi-nj-SE. 
Eluina,  El-yi|,-j-na. 
Elyces,  El'i-sEz. 
Elymais,  El-i-ma-is. 
Elymi,  El'i-mj. 
Elymus,  El'i-mus. 
Elyrus,  El'i-rus. 
Elysium,  S-lig-i-um. 
Emathia,  8-ma-ti-a. 
Eniathion,  8-ma-ti-on. 
Embatum,  Em'ba-tum. 
Emboliina,  Eni-bo-lj-ma. 
Emorita,  8-mer-i-ta. 
Euiessa,  8-me3-a,  and 
Emissa,  8-rais-a. 
Emmelius,  Em-E-li-us. 
Einoda,  8-m6-da. 
Emodus,  8-mcD-dus. 
Empednoles,  Em-ped-CD-klEZ. 
Emperatnus,  Em-pE-ra-mus. 
Empoclus,  Em-pa-klus. 
Emporia,  Em-pd)-ri-a. 
Empusa,  Em-pi\,-sa. 
Enceladus,  En-sel-a-dus. 
EnchelcK,  En-kel-E-£. 
Endeis,  En'dE-is. 


Endera,  En-de-ra. 

Endymion,  Ea-dim-i-on. 

Eneti,  8-ne-tj. 

Engyutn,  En-jj-um. 

Enienses,  En-i-en-S£Z. 

Eniopeus,  En-i-o-pE-us. 

Enipeus   8-ni-pE-us. 

Euispe,  8-nis-p£. 

Enna,  En'a. 

Ennia,  En'i-a. 

Ennius,  En'i-us. 

Ennomus,  En'o-mus. 

Ennosigajus,  En-os-i-je-us. 

Enope,  En'o-p£. 

Enops,  8'nops. 

Enos,  8'nos. 

Enosicbthon,  En-o-sik-toa. 

EnotoeoetiB,  8-not-Q-ss-te. 

Entella,  En-tel-a. 
_Entellus,  En-tel-us. 

Enyalius,  En-i-a-li-us. 

Enyo,  8-nj-CD. 

Eone,  8'cD-nE. 

Eos,  S'os. 

Eous,  8-o-us. 

Epagris,  8-pa-gris. 
Epaminondas,  8-pam-i-u6a-da5. 
Epantelii,  Ep-an-tE-li-j. 
Epaphroditus,  8-paf-rQ-di-tu3. 
Epaphus,  Ep'a-fus. 
Epasnactus,  Ep-as-nak-tus. 

Epebolus,  8-peb-o-lus. 

Epei,  8-p£-j. 
Epeus,  S-pE-us. 
Ephesus,  Ef's-sus. 
Ephetae,  Ef'E-tE. 
Ephialtes.  Ef-i-al-tEZ. 
Ephori,  Ef'o-rj. 
Ephorus,  Ef'o-riis. 
Ephyra,  E£'i-ra. 
Epicaste,  Ep-i-kas-tE. 
Epicerides,  Ep-i-ser-i-dEz. 
Epichaides,  Ep-i-ka-i-dEZ. 
Epicharis,  8-pik-a-ris. 
Epicharmus,  Ep-i-kqr-mus. 
Epicles,  Ep'i-klEZ. 
Epiclides,  Ep-i-kli-dEZ. 
Epierates,  8-pik-ra-tEZ. 
Epictetus,  Ep-ik-tE-tus. 
Epicurus,  Ep-i-kii,-rus. 
Epicydes,  8-pik-i-d£z. 
Epidamnus,  Ep-i-dam-nus. 
Epidaphne,  Ep-i-daf-uE. 
Epidauria,  Ep-i-do-ri-a. 
Epidaurus,  Ep-i-de-rus. 
Epidius,  8-pid-i-us. 
Epidotffi,  Ep-i-do-tE. 
Epigenes,  8-pij-E-nEZ. 
Epigcus,  8-pij-£-us. 
Epigoni,  8-pig  o-nj. 
Epigonus,  8-pig-Q-nua. 
Epii,  8-pi-j,  and 
Epei,  8-pE-j. 
Epilaris,  8-pil-a-ris. 
Epimelides,  Ep-i-inel-i-d£Z. 
Epiraenes,  8-piui-E-n£z. 


GR8K  AND   LATIN   PROPER  NaMZ. 


691 


Epimenides,  Ep-i-men-i-dez. 
Epimetheus,  Ep-i-ins-ti-us. 
Epiuiethis,  Ep-i-me-tis. 
Epioohus,  8-pj-a-ku3. 
Epione,  S-pj-o-ne. 
Epiphanes,  8-pif-a-n8Z. 
Epiphania,  Ep-i-fa-nj-a. 
Epiphanius.  Ep-i-fa-ni-us. 
Epipolae,  8-pip-o-lE. 
Epirus,  g-pj-rus. 
Epistrophus,  S-pis-tro-fus. 
Epitades,  8-pit-a-dEZ. 
Epium,  8'pi-um. 
Epona,  Ep'o-na. 
Epopeus,  8-pc»-pe-us 
Eporedorix,  Ep-o-red-o-riks. 
Epulo,  Ep'yTi,-lo. 
Epytides,  8-pit-i-dez. 
Epytus,  Ep'i-tus. 
Equajusta,  8-kwa-jns-ta. 
Equicolus,  8-kwik-o-lus. 
Equiria,  8-kwir-i-a. 
Equotuticum,  8-kwo-t4-ti-kum. 
Eracon,  Er'a-kon. 
Eraea,  8-re-a. 
Erasinus,   Er-a-sj-nus. 
Erasippus,  Er-a-sip-us. 
Erasistratus,  Er-a-sis-tra-tas. 
Erato,  Er'a-to. 

Eratosthenes,  Er-a-tos-te-nsz. 
Eratostratus,  Er-a-tos-tra-tus. 
Eratus,  8-ra-tus. 
Erbessus,  Er-bes-us. 
Erebus,  Er'e-bus. 
Erechtheiis,  8-rek-te-us. 
Erechthides,  8-rek-ti-dEZ. 
Eremri,  8-rein-rj. 
Eremus,  8-r8  mus. 
Erenea,  Er-E-ne-a. 
Eressa,  8-re3-a. 
Eresus,  8-r£-sus. 
Eretria,  8-re-tri-a. 
Eretum,  8-r8-tum. 
Ereuthalion,  Er-q,-ta-li-on. 
Ergane,  Er'ga-nE. 
Ergenna,  Er-jen-a. 
Ergias,  Er'ji-as. 
Erginnus,  Er-jin-us. 
Erginu?,  Er-jj-nus. 
Eriboea,  Er-i-bs-a. 
Eribote3,  8-rib-G>-tEZ. 
Ericetes,  Er-i-s£-t£Z. 
Eriohtho,  8-rik-to. 
Eriehthonius,  Er-ik-to-ni-us. 
Ericinium,  Er-i-sin-i-um. 
Ericusa,  Er-i-ki'],-sa. 
Eridanus,  8-rid-a-nas. 
Erigoue,  8-rig-o-nE. 
Erigonus,  8-rig-o-nus. 
Erigyus,  Er-i-jj-us. 
Erillus,  S-ril-us. 
Erindes,  8-rin-dEZ. 
Erinna,  8-rin-a. 
Erinny.-?,  8-rin-is. 
Eriopis,  8-rj-o-pis. 
Eriphiinis,  8-rif-a-nis. 
Eriphadis,  S-rif-i-das. 
Eriphylo,  Er-i-fi-ls. 
Eris,  S'ris. 

Erisichthon,  Er-i-sik-ton. 
Erithus.  Er'i-tus, 
Erixo,  8-riks-Q. 
Erochus,  8-r6-kus. 
Eropus,  8-r(D-pus,  and 
jEropas,  Er'o-pas. 
Eros,  8'ros. 


Erostratus,  8-ros-tra-tus. 
Erotia,  8-r6-Ji-a. 
Erruca,  Er-i6-ka. 
Erse,  Er'sE. 
Erxias,  Er-zi-as. 
Eryalus,  8-rj-a-Ius. 
Erybium,  8-rib-i-um. 
Erycina,  Er-i-si-nd. 
Erymanthis,  Er-i-man-tis. 
Erymanthus,  Er-i-maa-tus. 
Erymas,  Er'i-iuas. 
Erymnae,  8-rim-nE. 
Erymneus,  S-rim-nE-ns. 
Erymus,  Er'i-mus. 
Erythea,  Er-i-ts-a. 
Erythini,  Er-i-tj-nj, 
Erythra,  Er'i-tra. 
Erythraj,  Er'i-trE. 
Erythras,  Er'i-tras. 
Erythrion,  8-rit-ri-on. 
Erythros,  8-rit-ros. 
Eryx,  8'riks. 
Eryxo,  8-rik3-o. 
Esernus,  8-ser-nus. 
Esquiliaj,  Es-kwil-i-E,  and 
Esquilinus,  Es-kwi-lj-nus. 
Essedones,  Es-ed-o-nEZ. 
Essui,  Es'yq^-j. 
Estiaia,  Es-ti-a-ya. 
Esula,  Es'yi]^-la. 
Etearchus,  Et-E-qr-kus. 
Eteocles,  S-te-o-klEZ. 
Eteoclus,  8-tE-o-klus. 
Eteocretae,  Et-E-o-kre-tE. 
Eteones,  8-te-o-nEz. 
Eteoneus,  8-tE-Q-nE-u3. 
Eteonicus,  Et-E-Q-ni-kus. 
Etesise,  S-te-ji-s. 
Ethalion,  8-ta-li-on. 
Etheleum,  8-t£-lE-um. 
Ethemon,  8-tE-mon. 
Ethoda,  Et'o-da. 
Etis,  8'tis. 
Etruria,  8-trdo-ria. 
Etylus,  Et'i-lus. 
Eubages,  Yi^-ba-JEZ. 
Eubatas,  Yi^-ba-tas. 
Eubius,  Yi\-bi-u3. 
Euboea,  Yi],-bE-a. 
Euboicus,  Yii-bo-i-kus. 
Eubote,  Y4-bQ-tE. 
Eubotes,   Yii-bo  tEZ. 
Eubule,  Yi|,-I)4-1e. 
Eubulides,  Yn,-bi],-li-dEZ. 
Eubulus,  YT^-bi|-lus. 
Eucerus,  Yq^-sE-rus. 
Euchenor,  Yq-k£-nor. 
Euchides,  Yi\,-kj-dEZ. 
Euclides,  Yq,-kl)'-d£Z. 
Euclid,  Yii-klid! 
Euclus,  Yi\,-klus. 
Eucrate,  Yi|,-kra-tE. 
Eucrates,  Yi'i-kra-tEz. 
Eueritus,  Yi\,-kri-tus. 
Euctetnon.  Yq^k-tE-mon. 
Euctresii,  Yq,k-trE-gi-j. 
Eudseraon,  Yq,-dE-tnon. 
Eudainidas,  Yq-dam-i-das. 
Eudamus,  Y4-da-ujus. 
Eudemus,  Yq-dE-mus. 
Eudocia,  Yq-da-Ji-a. 
Eud  iciinus,  Yq,-d6s-i-mus. 
Eudora,  Yx^-da-ra. 
Eudorus,  Yq-do-rus. 
Eud(jxia,  Yq-doks-i-a. 
Eudoxas,  Yq^-doks-us. 


Euemeridas,  Ytj,-E-mer-i-das. 
Euergetes.  Yq-er-JE-tsz. 
Euganei,  Yq,-ga-nE-j. 
Eugenia,  Yq-J£-ni-a. 
Eugenium,  Yq,-J8-ni-nm. 
Eugenius,  Yq,-J8-ni-u3. 
EugeoD,  Yii-J£-on. 
Euhcmerus,  Yq,-hem-E-rus. 
Euhydrum,  Yq-hi-drum. 
Euhyus,  Yii,-hi-u3. 
Eulimene,  Yq-lim-E-nE. 
Eumachius,  Yq,-ma-ki-us. 
Eumaeus,  Yq-m£-us. 
Eumedcs,  Yq-me-dEZ. 
Eumelis,  Yq-niE-lis. 
Eumelus,  Yq-me-lus,  i*r  Y4-nie- 

lus. 
Eumenes,  Yq-m8-nEZ. 
Eumenia,  Yi],-ms-ni-a,   or  Yt^- 

me-nj-a. 
Eumenides,  Yq-men-i-d8Z. 
Eumenidia,  Yq-m£-nid-i-a. 
Eumenius,  Yq-niE-ni-us. 
Eumolpe,  Yq-mol-pE. 
Eumolpidae,  Yii,-m61-pi-d£. 
Eumolpas,  Yq-mol-pos. 
Eumonides,  Yq,-m6a-i-d8Z. 
Eunaeus,  Yq-ns-us. 
Eunapius,  Yq-na-pi-us. 
Eunomia,  Yii,-n6-iiii-a. 
Eunomus,  Yq-no-mus. 
Eunus,  Yq,-nus. 
Ennynios.   Yq-ni-mos. 
Euoras,  Yq-o-ras. 
Eupagium.  Yq-pa-ji-um. 
Eupalamon,  Yq-pal-a-mon. 
Eupalamus,  Yq-pal-a-mus. 
Eupator,  Yq-pa-ter. 
Eupatoria,  Yq-pa-to-ri-a. 
Eupeithes,  Yq-pj-t8Z. 
Euphaes,  Yq-fa-Ez. 
Euphantus,  Yq-fan-tus. 
Eupheme,  Yq-f£-m£. 
Euphemous,  Yq-fs-mus. 
Euphorbus,  Yq-fer-bus. 
Euphorion,  Yi|-f6-ri-on. 
Euphranor,  Yq-fra-nor. 
Euphrates,  Yq-fra-tEz. 
Euphron,  Yq-fron. 
Euphrosyne,  Yq-fr6s-i-n£. 
Euplaea,  Yq-pls-a,  or 
Euploea,  Yq-plE-a. 
Eupolis,  Yq-po-lis. 
Eupompus,  Yq-p6m-pus. 
Eurianassa,  Yq-ri-a-nas-a. 
Eurib'jtus,  I'q^-rib-o-tus. 
Euripides,  Yq-rip-i-d£Z. 
Euripus,  Yq-rj-pus. 
Euromus,  Yq-ro-mus. 
Europa,  Yq,-rQ-pa. 
Europaius,  Yq-ro-pE-us. 
Europs,  Yq-rops. 
Europus,  Yq-ro-pus. 
Eurotas,  Yq-ro-tas. 
Euroto,  Yq-r6-tt). 
Eurus,  Yq,-rus. 
Euryale,  Yq-rj-a-ls. 
Euryalus,  Yq-rj-a-lus. 
Eurybates.  Yq-rib-a-tez. 
Eurybia,  Yq-rib-i-a. 
Eurybiades,  Yq-ri-bj-a-dez, 
Eurybius,  Yq-rib-i-us. 
Euryclen,  Yq-ri-klE-a. 
Eurycles,  Yq-ri-klez. 
Euryclides,  Yq-ri-kIj-d£Z. 
Eurycrates,  Yq,-rik-ra-tEZ. 


692 


GR8K  AND   LATI^   PROPER   NaMZ. 


Kurycratidas,  Yn-ri-krat-i-das. 
Eurydanias,  Yn-rid-a-mas. 
Eurydame,  Yn,-rid-a-mE. 
Eurydainidas,  Yn,-ri-dam-i-das. 
Earydice,  Yn,-rid-i-S8. 
Eurygania,  Yq-ri-ga-ni-a. 
Euryleon,  Yix-ril-e-on. 
Eurylochus,  Yn-ril-o-kus. 
Euryinaohus,  Yi|,-rim-a-kus. 
Eurymede,  Yti,-rim-e-dE. 
Eurymedon,  Yii,-rim-8-don, 
Eurymenes,  Yn,-rini-£-nEZ. 
Eurynome,  Yx|,-nn-C)-mE. 
Eurynomus,  Yi|,-rin-o-mus. 
Euryone,  Yq-rj-o-nE. 
Burypon,  Yi^-ri-pon. 
Eurypyle,  Yn,-rip-i-lE. 
Eurypylus,  Yi^-rip-i-lus. 
Eurysthenes,  Yq-ris-tE-nEZ. 
Eurysthenidae,  Yi],-ris-f)en-i-dE. 
Eurystheus,  Yq,-ris-te-us. 
Euryte,  Yii,-ri-t8. 
Eurytese,  Yn,-rit-E-s. 
Eurytele,  Yq,-rit-E-lE. 
Eurythemis,  Yn,-ri6-E-mis. 
Eurythion,  Yq-rit-i-on,  and 
Eurytion,  Yv|,-rit-i-on. 
Eurytis,  Yii-ri-tis. 


Euritus,  Yq-ri-tus. 
Eusebes,  Yi|,-SE-bez. 
Eusebia,  Y \\-s&-\)\-a,  {wuma/n.) 
Eusebia,  Yix-SE-b|-a,  {siti.) 
Eusebius,  Yi|,-SE-bi-us. 
Eusemata,  Yix-sem-a-ta. 
Eusepus,  Yq-se-pus. 
Eustathius,  Yt^-sta-ti-us. 
Eustolia,  Yn,-st6-li-a. 
fjustolius,  Yvi-sto-li-us. 
Eutasa,  Yr^-te-a. 
Eutelidas,  Yi^-tel-i-das. 
Euterpe,  Yti-t^r-ps. 
Euthalia,  Yix-ta-li-a. 
Euthalius,  Yii,-ta-li-us. 
Eathycrates,  Yq,-tik-ra-t£z. 
Euthydemus,  Yvi,-ti-d^-mus. 
Futhymus,  Yn-tj-mus. 
Euthynous,  Yi|,-tin-o-us. 
Eutrapelus,  Yq,-trap-E-lus. 
Eutropia,  Yi^-tro-pi-a. 
Eutropius,  Yq-trcS-pi-us. 
Eutyches,  Yi],-tj-k£z. 
Eutychide,  Yq,-tik-i-d£. 
Eutychides,  Yt],-tik-i-dEZ. 
Eutyphron,  Yi^-ti-fron. 
Euxanthius,  Yq-zan-ti-us. 
Euzenus,  Yi^ks-e-nus. 


Eaxinus  Pontiis,  Yi^-zj-nus  Pon- 
Euxippe,  Yn,-zip-E.  [tus. 

Euxynthetus,  Yn,ks-in-te-tu8. 
Evadne,  8-vad-nE. 
Evages,  Ev'a-JEZ. 
Evagoras,  8-vag-o-ras. 
Evagore,  8-vag-t)-r£, 
Evan,  8'van. 
Evander,  S-van-der. 
Evangelus,  8-van-J£-lus. 
Evangorides,  Ev-an-gor-i-dsz. 
Evanthes,  8-van-tEZ. 
Evarchus,  S-vqr-kus. 
Evas,  8'vas. 
Evax,  8'vaks. 
Evelthon,  S-vel-ton. 
Evemerus,  8-vem-£-rus. 
Evenus,  8-V£-nus. 
Evephenus.  Ev-E-fE-nus. 
Everes,  Ev'E-rEZ. 
Evergetae,  8-ver-JE-tE. 
Evergetes,  8-ver-JE-tez. 
Evippe,  8-vip-8. 
Evippus,  8-vip-us. 
Exadius,  Eks-a-di-us. 
Exaethes,  Egz-E-68z. 
Exagonus,  Egz-ag-o-nus. 
Exomatrae,  Egz-6m-a-tr8. 


F. 


Fabaris,  Fab-a-ris. 
Fabia,  Fa-bi-a. 
Fabiana,  Fa-bi-a-nj. 
Fabii,  Fa-bi-j. 
Pabius,  Fa-bi-us. 
Fabrateria,  Fab-ra-tE-ri-a. 
Fabrieius,  Fa-briJ-i-us. 
FabuUa,  Fa-bul-a. 
Padus,  Fa-dus. 
Faesulse,  Fes-yri-lE. 
Falcidia,  Fal-sid-i-a. 
Falerii,  Fa-le-ri-j. 
Falerina,  Fal-£-rj-na. 
Falernus,  Fa-ler-nus. 
Falisci,  Fa-lis-sj. 
Faliscus,  Fa-lis-kus. 
Fama,  Fa-ma. 
Fannia,  Fan-i-a. 
Fannii,  Fan-i-j. 
Pannius,  Fan-i-us. 
Farfarus,  P^r-fa-rus. 
Fascelis,  Pas-SE-lis. 
Pascellina,  Fas-sel-i-na. 
Faucula,  Pe-ki^-la. 
Faula,  Po-la. 
Fauna,  Fe-na. 
Faunalia,  Pe-na-H-a. 
Fauni,  Fo-n{. 
Faunus,  Fe-nus. 
Fausta,  Fe-sta. 
Faustina,  Fe-stj-na. 
Faustitas,  Fe-sti-tas. 
Faustulus,  Fe-stn-lus. 
Faustus,  Fe-stus. 
Faventia,  Fa-v6n-Ji-a. 
Faveria,  Fa-VE-ri-a. 
Favo,  Fa-vo. 
Februa,  Feb-nn-a. 
Feciales,  Fe-Ji-a-lsz. 


Felginas,  Fel-ji-nas. 
Penestella,  Pen-es-t61-a. 
Peralia,  FE-ra-li-a. 
Perentanum,  Fer-en-ta-num. 
Perentinum,  Fer-en-tj-num. 
Ferentum,  F8-ren-tum. 
Peretrius,  Fs-re-tri-us. 
Feronia,  FE-ra-ni-a. 
Fescennia,  Fes-sen-i-a. 
Festus,  Fes-tus. 
Fibrenus,  Fj-bre-nus. 
Ficulnea,  Fj-kiil-nE-a. 
Pidena,  Fj-dE-na. 
Fidenae,  Pj-dE-nE. 
Pidenates,  Fid-e-na-tez. 
Fidentia,  Fj-den-Ji-a. 
Fides,  Fj-dEZ. 
Fidiculse,  Fj-dik-yq,-le. 
Fimbria,  Pim-bri-a. 
Firmius,  Fer-mi-us. 
Piscellus,  Pis-sel-us. 
Flaccus,  Fiak-us. 
Placellia,  Fla-sel-i-a. 
Placilla,  ^lia,  Fla-sil-a,  8'li-a. 
Plaminia,  Pla-min-i-a. 
Plaminius,   Fla-min-i-us,  or 

Flam-i-nj-us. 
Flavia,  Fla-vi-a. 
Flavianum,  Pla-vi-a-num. 
Plavinia,  Fla-vin-i-a. 
Plaviobriga,  Fla-vi-ob-ri-gn. 
Plavius,  Fla-vi-us. 
Flora,  Flo-ra. 
Floralia,  Flo-ra-li-a. 
Florianus,  Flo-ri-a-nus. 
Floras.  Flcj-rus. 
Fluonia,  Plq,-(i-ni-a. 
Folia,  Fq-U-o. 
Ponteia,  Fon-te-ya. 


Ponteius   Capito,    Fon-te-yus 

Kap-i-to. 
Pormiae,  Fer-mi-E. 
Pormianum,  Fer-mi-a-num. 
Fornax,  For-naks. 
Fortuna,  For-tq,-n,a. 
Foruli,  F6r-yn,-lj. 
Forum  Appii,  F6-rum  Ap'i-j. 
Pranci,  Fran-sj. 
Pregella,  FrE-jel-a. 
Pregenae,  Fre-jg-nE. 
Frentani,  Fren-ta-nj. 
Frigidus,  Frij-i-dus. 
Prisii,  Frig-i-j. 
Prontinus,  Fron-ti-nus. 
Pronto,  Fron-to. 
Prusino.  Frdo-si-no. 
Fucina,  Ft^-sj-na. 
Fucinus,  Fn-sj-nns. 
Fufidius,  Fi],-fid-i-us. 
Pufius  Geminus,  P^-fi-us  Gem- 

i-nus. 
Pulginates,  Ful-ji-na-tEz. 
Fulginus,  Ful-jj-nus. 
FuUinum,  Piil-i-num,  and 
Fulginum,  Pul-ji-num. 
Fulvia,  Fiil-vi-a. 
Pulvius,  Fdl-vi-us. 
Fundanus,  Pun-da-nus. 
Fundi,  Fiin-dj. 
Furia,  Fvi-ri-a. 
P'urise,  Fi\,-ri-E. 
Furii,  Fi'i-ri-j. 
Furina,  Fi|-rj-na. 
Purinae,  Fii-rj-nE. 
Furius,  Fi],-ri-n3. 
Furnius,  Piir-ni-us. 
Fuscus,  Fiis-kas. 
Fusius,  Pi^-Ji-us. 


GRSK  AND  LATIN  PROPER  NSMZ. 


693 


G. 


Gabales,  Gab-a-l8Z. 
Gabaza,  Gab-a-za. 
Grabene,  Ga-be-ne,  and 
Gabiene,  Ga-bi-e-ns. 
Gabienus,  Ga-bi-e-nas. 
Gabii,  Ga-bi-j. 
Gabina,  Ga-bj-na. 
Gabinia,  Ga-bin-i-a. 
Gabinianus,  Ga-bin-i-a-nus. 
Gabinius,  Ga-biu-i-us. 
Gades,  Ga-dez,  and 
Gadira,  Gad-i-ra. 
Gaditanus,  Gad-i-ta-nus. 
Gaesatas,  Ge-sa-ts. 
Gffitulia,   GE-ti^-li-a. 
Gaetulicus,  Ge-tii-li-kus. 
Galabrii,  Ga-la-bri-|. 
Galactopbagi,  Ga1-ak-t6f-a-jj. 
Galaesus,  Ga-le-sus. 
Galanthis,  Ga-lan-tis. 
Galata,  Gal-a-ta. 
Galatse,  Gal-a-te. 
Gralatsea,  Gal-a-te-a,  and 
Galathea,  Gal-a-te-a. 
Galatia,  Ga-laji-a. 
Galaxia.  Ga-lak-Ji-a. 
Galba,  Gal-ba. 
Galenus,  Ga-ls-nus. 
Galeolse,  Ga-le-o-ls. 
Galeria,  Ga-lg-ri-a. 
Galerius,  Ga-lg-ri-us. 
Galesus,  Ga-le-sus. 
Galilsea,  Gal-i-le-a. 
Galinthiadia,  Ga-lin-ti-a-di-a. 
Galli,  Gal-j. 
Gallia,  Gal-i-a 
Gallicanus,  Gal-i-ka-nus. 
Gallienus,  Gal-i-e-nus. 
Gallinaria,  Gal-i-na-ri-a. 
Gallipolis,  Ga-lip-o-lis. 
Gallogrseeia,  Gal-o-gre-Ji-a. 
Gallonius,  Ga-16-ni-us. 
Gallus,  Gal-US. 
Gamaxus,  Ga-maks-us. 
Gamelia,  Ga-ms-li-a. 
Gandaritse,  Gan-da-rj-te. 
Gangama,  Gan-ga-ma. 
Gangaridae,  Gan-gar-i-de. 
Ganges,  Gan-jez. 
Gannascus,  Ga-nas-kus, 
Ganymede,   Gan-i-me-de, 

Gan-i-me-ds. 
Ganymedes,  Gan-i-mE-dsz. 
Garaeicum,  Ga-re-i-kum. 
Garamantes,  Gar-a-man-tez. 
Garamantis,  Gar-a-man-tis. 
Garamas,  Gar-a-mas. 
Garatas,  Gar-a-tas. 
Gareatae,  Ga-re-a-te. 
Gareathyra,  Ga-rs-at-i-ra. 
Garganus,  Gar-ga-nus. 
Gargaphia,  Gar-ga-fi-a. 
Gargara,  Gc^r-ga-ra. 
Gargaris,  Gqr-ga-ris. 
Gargittius,  Gar-jit-i-us. 
Garilius,  Ga-ril-i-us. 
Garites,  Ga-rj-tez. 
Garumna,  Ga-rum-na. 
Gastron,  Gas-tron. 
Gatheae,  Gat-e-e. 


Gatheatas,  Ga-te-a-tas. 

Gaulus,  Gauleon,  Ge-lus,  Ge-le-on, 

Gaurus,  Gre-rus, 

Gaus,  Ga-us,  er 

Gaos,  Ga-os. 

Gebenna,  Je-ben-a. 

Gedrosia,  Je-drd)-gi-a. 

Geganii,  Je-ga-ni-j. 

Gela,  Je-Ia. 

Gelanor,  Je-la-nor. 

Gellia,  Jel-i-a. 

Gellias,  Jel-i-as. 

Gellius,  Jel-i-us. 

Gelo,  Gelon,  Je-lo,  Je-lon. 

Geloi,  Je-lo-j. 

Gelones,  Gelonj,  Je-16-n8Z,  Je- 

l(f)-nj. 
Gelos,  Je-los. 
Geminius,  Je-inin-i-us. 
Geminus,  Jem-i-nus. 
Genabuni,  Je-na-bum, 
Genauni,  Je-ne-nj. 
Genena,  Je-ne-na. 
Genisus,  Je-nj-sus. 
Gonius,  Je-ni-us. 
Genseric,  Jen-se-rik. 
Gentius,  Jen-Ji-us. 
Genua,  Jen-yvi-a. 
Genucius,  Je-nii,-Ji-us. 
Genusus,  Je-n^-sus. 
Genutia,  Je-ni^-Ji-a. 
Georgica,  Je-or-ji-ka. 
Georgics,  Je-6r-jiks. 
Gephyra,  Je-fj-ra. 
Gephyraei,  Je-fir-e-j. 
Geraestus,  Je-res-tus. 
Gerania,  Je-ra-ni-a. 
Geranthraj,  .Je-ran-tre. 
Gerestieus,  Je-res-ti-kus. 
Gergithum,  Jer-ji-tum. 
Gergobia,  Jer-go-bi-a. 
Gerion,  Je-ri-on. 
Germania,  Jer-ma-ni-a. 
Germanicus.  Jer-man-i-kus. 
Germanii,  Jer-ma-ni-j. 
Geronthrao,  Je-rou-tre. 
Gerrhae,  Jer-e. 
Gerus,  Je-rus,  and 
Gerrhus,  Jer-us. 
Geryon,  Je-ri-on,  and 
Geryones,  Je-rj-o-nez. 
Gessatas,  Jes-a-te. 
Gessus,  Jes-us. 
Geta,  Je-ta. 
Getas,  Je-te. 
Getulia,  Je-t^-li-a. 
Giganles,  Jj-gan-tez. 
Gigartum,  Jj-gc^r-tutn. 
Gigis,  Jj-jis. 
Gildo,  Jil-do. 
Gillo,  Jil-Q. 
Gindanes,  Jin-da-nez. 
Gindes,  Jin-pez. 
Ginge,  Jin-je. 
Gingunum,  Jin-gti,-num. 
Gippius,  Jip-i-us. 
Gisco,  Jis-kcj. 

Gladiatorii,  Gla-di-a-US-ri-j. 
Glanis,  Gla-nis. 
Glaphyre,  Glaf-i-rs,  and 


Glaphyra,  Glaf-i-ra. 

Glaphyrns,  Glaf-i-rus. 

Glauce,  Gle-se. 

Glaucippe,  Gle-sip-e. 

Glaucippus,  Gle-sip-us. 

Glaucon,  Gle-kon. 

Glauconome,  Glo-kon-o-me. 

Glaucopis,  Gle-kQ-pis. 

Glaucus,  Gle-kus. 

Glaatias,  Gle-Ji-as. 

Glicon,  Glj-kon. 

Glissas,  Glis-as. 

Glycera,  Glis-e-ra. 

Glycerium,  Glj-se-ri-um. 

Glycon,  Glj-kon. 

Glympes,  Glim-pez. 

Gnatia,  Na-Ji-a. 

Gnidus,  Nj-dus. 

Gnossia,  N6J-i-a. 

Gnossis,  N6s-is. 

Gnossus,  N6s-us. 

Gobanitio,  Gob-a-niJ-i-Q. 

Gobar,  G6-bq,r. 

Gabares,  Gob-a-rez. 

Gobryas,  G6b-ri-as. 

Golgi,  Gol-jj. 

Gomphi,  G6m-fj. 

Gonatas,  Go-na-tas. 

Goniades,  Go-nj-a-dez. 

Gonippus,  Go-nip-US. 

Gonoessa,  Go-nes-a. 

Gonussa,  Go-nds-a. 

Gordianus,  Ger-di-a-nus. 

Gordium,  Ger-di-um. 

Gordius,  Ger-di-us. 

Gorgassus,  Gor-ga-su3. 

Gorge,  Ger-je. 

Gorgias,  Ger-ji-as. 

Gorgo,  Ger-go. 

Gorgones,  Ger-go-nez. 

Gorgonia,  Gor-go-ni-a. 

Gorgonius,  Gor-go-ni-us. 

Gorgophone,  Gor-gof-o-ne. 

Gorgophora,  Gor-gof-o-ra. 

Gorgus,  Gor-gus. 

Gorgythion,  Ger-jit-i-on. 

GortuEe,  Ger-tt^-e. 

Gortyn,  Gor-tin. 

Gortyna,  Gor-tj-na. 

Gortynia,  Gor-tin-i-a. 

Gortys,  Ger-tis. 

Gotthi,  G6t-ti. 

Graochus,  Grak-us. 

Gradivus,  Gra-dj-vus. 

Grseci,  Gre-sj. 

Grajcia,  Gre-Ji-a. 

Graicia  Magna,  Gre-Ji-a  Mag-na. 

Gra-cinus,  Gre-sj-nus. 

Gra^cus,  Gre-kus. 

Graius,  Gra-yus. 

Granicus,  Gra-nj-kus,  er  Gran-i- 

kus. 
Granius,  Gra-ni-us. 
Gratiae,  Gra-Ji-e. 
Gratianus,  Gra-Ji-a-nus. 
Gratidia,  Gra-tid-i-a. 
Gration,  Gra-ti-on. 
Gratius,  Gra-Ji-us. 
Gravii,  Gra-vi-j. 
Graviscae,  Gra-vis-sc. 


694 


GR8K  AND   LATIN   PROPER   NEIMZ. 


Graving,  Gra-vi-us. 
Gregorius,  Gr£-jo-ri-us. 
Grinnes,  Grin-ez. 
Gropbus,  Gro-fus. 
Gryllus,  Gril-us. 
Gryneum,  Grj-nE-um. 
Gryneus,  Grj-ne-us. 
Grynium,  Grj-nj-um. 
Gyarus,  Ji-a-ras,  and 


Gyaros,  Jj'-a-ros. 
Gyas,  Jj-as. 
Gyes,  Jj-£z. 
Gygaeus,  Jj-je-us. 
Gyge,  Jj-JE. 
Gyges,  Jj-jez. 
Gylippus,  Jj-lip-us. 
Gymnasia,  Jim-na-^i-a. 
Gymnasium,  Jim-na-gi-um. 


Gymnesiae,  Jim-ne-gi-e. 
Gymnetes,  Jim-ns-tez. 
Gymnosophistae,  Jim-nos-ca-fis-te. 
Gymnosophists,     Jim-nos-o-fists. 

Gynwceas,  Jj-ne-sc-as. 
Gynascothoenas,  Jin-e-ko-ie-nas. 
Gyndes,  Jin-dsz. 
Gytheum,  Jj-te-um. 


H. 


Habis,  Ha-bis. 

Hadrianopolis,Ha-dri-a-n6p-o-lis. 
Hadrianus,  Ha-dri-a-nus. 
Hadriaticum,  Ha-dri-at-i-kum. 
Hsemon,  Hs-mon. 
Hsemonia,  HK-mo-ni-a. 
Haemus,  Hg-mus. 
Hages,  Ha-J£z. 
Hagnagora,  Hag-nag-cs-ra. 
Hagno,  Hag-no. 
Hatesus,  Ha-lg-sus,  and 
Halesus,  Ha-le-sus. 
Halala,  Hal-a-la. 
Halcyone,  Hal-sj-o-ne. 
Hales,  Ha-lgz. 
Halesius,  Ha-le-Ji-us, 
Halia,  Ha-li-a. 
Haliacmon,  Ha-li-ak-mon. 
Haliartus,  Ha-li-qr-tus. 
Halicarnassus,  Hal-i-kar-nas-us. 
HalicyaB,  Ha-liJ-i-E. 
Halieis,  Ha-Ii-E-is. 
Halimede,  Ha-lim-E-de. 
Halirrhotius,  Hal-i-ro-Ji-as. 
Halithersus,  Hal-i-ter-sus. 
Halius,  Ha-li-us. 
Halizones,  Hal-i-zo-nsz. 
Halmus,  Hal-mus. 
Halmydessus,  Hal-mi-des-us. 
Halocrates,  Ha-16k-ra-tEZ. 
Halone,  Ha-lo-ne. 
Halonnesus,  Hal-on-E-sus. 
Halotia,  Ha-16-Ji-a. 
Halotus,  Ha-lQ-tus. 
Halus,  Ha-lus. 
Halyffitus,  Hal-i-E-tus. 
Halyattes,  Hal-i-at-EZ. 
Halycus,  Ha-lj-kus. 
Halys,  Ha-lis. 
Halyzia,  Ha-lig-i-a. 
Haraadryades,  Ham-a-drj-a-dEZ. 
Hamaxia,  Ha-mak-Ji-a. 
Hamilcar,  Ha-mil-kar. 
Hamillus,  Ha-mil-us. 
Hammon,  Ham-on. 
Hannibal,  Han-i-bal. 
Harcalo,  Hqr-ka-lo. 
Harmania,  Har-ma-ni-a. 
Harmatelia,  Hqr-ma-tE-li-a. 
Harmatris,  Hqr-ma-tris. 
Harmodius,  Har-m(f)-di-us. 
Harmonides,  Har-mon-i-dEZ. 
Harpagus,  H^r-pa-gus. 
Harpalice,  Har-pal-i-se. 
Harpalion,  Har-pa-li-on. 
Harpalus,  H^r-pa-lus. 
Harpalyce,  Har-pal-i-se. 
Harpalycus,  Har-pal-i-kus. 
Harpasa,  Hqr-pa-sa. 
Harpocrates,  Har-p6k-ra-t£z. 
Harpyiae,  Har-pj-ys. 


Harpies,  H^r-piz.  {Eng.) 
Haruspex,  Ha-rus-peks. 
Hasdrubal,  Has-driD-bal. 
Haterius,  Ha-ti-ri-us. 
Haustanes,  Ho-sta-nez. 
Hebdole,  Heb-do-ls. 
Hebe,  H£-bE. 
Hebesus,  HE-bs-sus. 
Hebrus,  HE-brus. 
Hecale,  Hek-a-k. 
Hecalesia,  Hek-a-lE-gi-a, 
Hecamede,  Hek-a-mE-d£. 
Hecataens,  Hek-a-ts-us. 
Hecate,  Hek-a-t£:  Hek-at,  {Eng.) 
Hecatesia,  Hek-a-tE-gi-a. 
Hecatomboia,  Hek-a-tom-b6-ya. 
Hecatomphoni,  Hek-a-tom-fo-nj. 
Hecatompolis,  Hek-a-tom-po-lis. 
Heeatompylos,  Hek-a-tom-pi-los. 
Hector,  Hek-tor. 
Hecuba,  Hek-yq,-bQ. 
Hedila,  Hed-i-la. 
Hedonaeum,  Hed-o-ns-um, 
Hedui,  Hed-yti-j. 
Hedymeles,  Hs-dim-E-lEZ. 
Hegelochus,  H£-jel-o-kus. 
Hegemon,  HE-J8-mon. 
Hegesianax,  Hej-E-sj-a-naks. 
Hegesias,  H£-JE-ji-as. 
Hegesilochus,  Hej-e-sil-o-kus. 
Hegesinous,  Hej-£-sin-o-us. 
Hegesinus,  Hej-£-sj-nus. 
Hcgesippus,  Hej-E-sip-us. 
Hegesipyle,  Hej-E-sip-i-lE. 
Hegesistratus,  Hej-E-sis-tra-tus. 
Hegetorides,  Hej-£-t6r-i-d£Z. 
Helanice,  HE-lan-i-s£. 
Helanicus,  Hfi-lan-i-kus. 
Helena,  Hel-E-na. 
Helenia,  Hs-lE-ni-a. 
Helenor,  Hfi-lE-nor. 
Helenas,  Hel-£-nus. 
Helerni  Lucus,  H£-l^r-nj  Li^-kus. 
Heles,  He-Iez. 
Heliades,  HE-li-a-dEZ. 
Heliastse,  HE-li-as-tE. 
Helicaon,  Hel-i-ka-on. 
Heliee,  Hel-i-SE. 
Helicon,  Hel-i-kon. 
Heliconiades,  Hel-i-ko-n]-a-dEZ. 
Heliconis,  Hel-i-ko-nis. 
Heliodorus,  HE-li-o-dco-rus. 
Heliogabalus,  HE-li-o-gab-a-lus. 
Heliopolis,  HE-li-6p-o-lis. 
Helisson,  HE-lis-on. 
Helius,  He-H-us. 
Helixus,  HE-liks-us. 
Hellanocrates,  Hel-a-nok-ra-tEZ. 
Hellas,  Hel-as. 
Helle,  Hel-E. 
Hellen,  Hel-en. 


Hellenes,  Hel-E-nEz. 
Hellespontus,  Hel-E-sp6n-tu3. 
Hellopia,  Hel-6-pi-a. 
Hellotia,  Hel-6-Ji-a. 
Heloris,  HE-16-ris. 
Helorum,  HE-16-rum,  and 
Helorus,  HE-lo-rus. 
Helos,  He-1os. 
Helotee,  HE-lo-tE,  and 
Helotes,  HE-16-tEZ. 
Helum,  He-lum. 
Helvetia,  Hel-VE-Ji-a. 
Helvetii,  Hel-vg-Ji-j. 
Helvia,  Hel-vi-a. 
Helvii,  Hel-vi-j. 
Helvina,  Hel-vj-na. 
Helvius  Cinna,  Hel-vi-u3  Sin-a. 
Helymus,  Hel-i-mus. 
Hemathion,  HE-ma-ti-on. 
Hemithea,  Hs-mit-s-a, 
Hemon,  HE-mon. 
Hemus,  Hl-mus. 
Heneti,  Hen-E-tj. 
Heniochi,  Hfi-nj-o-kj. 
Hephaestia,  HE-fes-Ji-a. 
Hephaestii,  HE-fes-Ji-j. 
Hephgestio,  HE-fes-Ji-o. 
Hepbaestion,  H£-fes-Ji-on. 
Heptapbonos,  Hep-ta-fia-nos. 
HeiJtapolis,  Hep-tap-o-lis. 
Heptapylos,  Hep-tap-i-los. 
Hera,  HE-ra. 
Heraelea,  Her-a-klE-a. 
Heraeleia,  Her-a-kls-ya. 
Heracleotes,  HE-rak-lE-o-tsz. 
Heracleum,  HE-rak-l£-um. 
Heraclidae,  Her-a-klj-dE. 
Heraclides,  Her-a-klj-dez. 
Heraclidis,  Her-a-klj-dis. 
Heraclitus,  Her-a-klj-tus. 
Heraclius,  H£-rak-li-us. 
Hersea,  HE-re-a. 
Herseum,  H£-rE-um. 
Herbessus,  Her-bes-us. 
Herceius,  Her-SE-yus. 
Herculaneum,  Her-kq,-la-n£-llDi. 
Hercules,  Her-ki\,-lEZ. 
Herculeum,  Her-kq-ls-um. 
Herculeus,  Her-ki^-lE-us. 
Hercyna,  Her-sj-na. 
Hercynia,  Her-sin-i-a. 
Herdonia,  Her-do-ni-a. 
Herdonius,  Her-d6-ni-us. 
Herennius  Senecio,  HE-ren-i-U8 

Ss-nE-Ji-Q. 
Hereus,  Hs-rE-us. 
Herillus,  H£-ril-us. 
Herilus,  Her-i-lus. 
Hermachus,  Her-ma-kus. 
Hermae,  Her-mE. 
Hermaea,  Her-ms-a. 


GRSK  AND   LATIN   PROPER   NaMZ. 


695 


HermoBum,  Her-mE-um. 
Hermagoras,  Her-mag-o-ras. 
Hermanduri,  Her-iiian-di\,-rj. 
Hermanni,  ller-man-j. 
Hermaphroditus,  Her-maf-ro-dj- 

tus. 
Hermathena,  Her-ma-te-na. 
Hermeas,  Her-mg-as. 
Hermuias,  Her-ma-yas. 
Hermo?,  Her-mez. 
Hermesianax,  Her-mE-sj-a-naks. 
Hermias,  Her-mi-as. 
Herminius,  Her-min-i-us. 
Hermione,  Her-mj-o-ne. 
Hermionise,  Her-iui-6-ni-8. 
Hermionicus  Sinus,  Her-mi-6n- 

i-kus  Sj-nus. 
Hermippus,  Her-mip-us. 
Hermocrates,  Her-mok-ra-tsz. 
Hermodorus,  Her-mcD-do-rus. 
Hermogenes,  Her-mqj-e-nez. 
Hermolaus.  Her-ino-la-us. 
Hermotimus,  Her-mo-tj-mus. 
Hermunduri,  Her-mun-dq-rj. 
Hermus,  Her-mus. 
Hernici,  Her-ni-sj. 
Hero,  Hg-ro. 

Herodianus,  He-ro-di-a-nus. 
Herodicus,  He-rod-i-kus. 
Herodotus,  He-rod-o-tus, 
Heroes,  Her-o-EZ. 
Herois,  Hs-ro-is. 
Heron,  He-ron. 
Herophila,  H£-r6f-i-la. 
Herophilus,  Hs-rof-i-lus, 
Herostratus,  Hs-ros-tra-tus. 
Herpa,  Her-pa. 
Herse,  Her-SE. 
Hersilia.  Her-sil-i-a. 
Hertha,  Her-ta,  and 
Herta,  Her-ta. 
Heruli,  Her-yii,-lj. 
Hesajnus,  HE-S£-nus. 
Hesiodus,  Hs-sj-o-dus. 
Hesiod,  Hg-ji-od.  {Eng.) 
Hesione,  HE-sj-o-ne. 
Hesperia,  Hes-pE-ri-a. 
Hesperides,  Hes-per-i-dgz. 
Hesperis,  Hes-p£-ris. 
Hesperitis,  Hes-per-i-tis. 
Hesperus,  Hes-pg-rus. 
Hestia,  Hes-ti-a. 
Hestitea,  Hes-ti-g-a. 
Hesus,  He-sus. 
Hesychia,  Hg-sik-i-a. 
Hesychius,  Hg-sik-i-us, 
Hetriculuni,  Hg-trik-yq,-lum. 
Hetruria,  Hg-trt£>-ri-a. 
Heurippa,  Hii-rip-a. 
Hexapylum,  Heks-ap-i-lum. 
Hibernia,  Hj-ber-ni-a,  and 
Hybernia,  Hi-ber-ui-a, 
Hibrildes,  Hj-bril-dgz. 
Hicetaon,  Hik-g-ta-on. 
Hicetas,  Hj-sg-las. 
Hiempsal,  Hj-emp-sal. 
Hiera,  Hi^g-ra. 
Hieracome,  Hj-e-ra-ko-me. 
Hierapolis,  Hj-g-rap-o-lis. 
Hierax,  Hi-g-raks. 
Hiero,  Hj-g-ro. 
Hierocepia,  Hj-g-ro-sg-pi-a. 
Hierocles,  Hi-er-o-klgz. 
Hierodulum,  Hj-g-ro-dii,-lum. 
Hieromnemon,   Hj-g-rom-ng-mon. 
Hieroncsos,  Hj-g-ro-n£-sos. 


Hieronica,  Hj-£-r6n-i-ka. 
Hieronicus,  Hi-g-ron-i-kus. 
Hieronymus,  Hi-g-r6n-i-uius. 
Hierophilus,  Hj-E-rof-i-lus. 
Hierosolyma,  Hj-£-rt)-S(Jl-i-ma. 
Hignatia  Via,  Hig-na-Ji-Q  Vj-a. 
Hilaria,  Hi-la-ri-a. 
Hilarius,  Hj-la-ri-us. 
Himella,  Hj-mel-a. 
Himera,  Him-£-ra. 
Himileo,  Hj-mil-ko. 
Hippagoras,  Hi-pag-o-ras. 
Hippalcimus,  Hi-pal-si-mus. 
Hippalus,  Hip-a-lus. 
Ilipparchia,  Hi-pqr-ki-a. 
Ilipparchus,  Hi-pqr-kus. 
Hipparinus,  Hip-a-rj-nus. 
Hipparion,  Hi-pa-ri-on. 
Hippasus,  Hip-a-sus. 
Hippeus,  Hip-8-us. 
Hippi,  Hip-j. 
Hippia,  Hip-i-a. 
Hippias,  Hip-i-as. 
Hippis,  Hip-is. 
Hippius,  Hip-i-us 
Hippo,  Hip-Q. 
Hippobotes,  Hi-p6b-o-t£Z. 
Hippobotus,  Hi-p6b-o-tus. 
Hippocentauri,  Hip-o-sen-te-rj. 
Hippoooon,  Hi-p6k-o-on. 
Hippocorystes,  Hip-Q-ko-ris-tgz. 
Hippocrates,  Hi-p6k-ra-tEZ. 
Hippocratia,  Hip-o-kra-Ji-a. 
Hippocrene,  Hip-o-krE-ns. 
Hippodamas,  Hi-p6d-a-mas. 
Hippodame,  Hi-pod-a-mg. 
Hippodamia,  Hip-o-da-m}-a. 
Hippodamus,  Hi-p6d-a-mus. 
Hippodice,  Hi-pod-i-ss. 
Hippodromus,  Hi-p6d-ro-mus. 
Hippola,  Hip-o-la. 
Hippolochus,  Hi-p6l-o-kus. 
Hippolyte,  Hi-pol-i-ts. 
Hippolytus,  Hi-p61-i-tus. 
Hippoinachus,  Hi-p6m-a-kus. 
Hippomedon,  Hi-p6m-g-don. 
Hippomene,  Hi-pom-g-ne. 
Hippomenes,  Hi-poin-g-nsz. 
Hippomolgi,  Hip-ca-mol-jj. 
Hippon,  Hip-on,  and 
Hippo,  Hip-o. 
Hippona,  Hi-pia-na. 
Hipponax,  Hip-o-naks. 
Hipponiates,  flip-o-ni-a-t£z. 
Hipponium,  Hi-p6-ni-um. 
Hipponous,  Hi-p6n-o-us. 
Hippopodes,  Hi-pop-o-dgz. 
Hippostratus,  Hi-p6s-tra-tus. 
Hippotades,  Hi-p6t-a-dgz. 
Hipputas,  Hip-o-tas,  ei' 
Hippotes,  Hip-o-tsz. 
Hippothoe,  Hi-p6f)-o-E. 
Hippothoon,  Hi-p6t  o-on. 
Hippothoontis,  Hi-pot-o-on-tis. 
Hippothous,  rii-p6t-Q-us. 
Hippotiou,  Hi-p6-ti-on. 
Hippuris.  Hi-pi^-ris. 
Hippus,  Hip-US. 
Hipsides,  Hip-si-dEZ. 
Hira,  Hj-ra. 
Hirpini,  Her-p|-nj. 
Hirpinus,  Her-pi-nus. 
Hirtia,  Her-Ji-a. 
Hirtius  Aulus,  Her-Ji-us  9'lus, 
Hirtus,  Her-tus. 
Hisbon,  His-bon. 


Hispania,  His-pa-ni-a. 
Hispellum,  His-pel-am. 
Hispo,  His-po. 
HispuUa,  His-piil-a. 
Histaspes,  His-tas-pgz. 
Hister  Pacuvius,  His-ter  Pa-k^- 

vi-us. 
Histiaea,  His-ti-e-a. 
Histiaeotis,  His-ti-g-o-tis. 
Histiaeus,  His-ti-g-us. 
Histria,  His-tri-a. 
Hodius,  H6-di-us. 
Holocron,  Hol-o-kron. 
Homeromastix,  Hu-mg-ro-mas- 

tiks. 
Homerus,  Ho-mg-rus. 
Homer,  Hii-mer.  (Eng^ 
Homole,  H6m-o-Ig. 
Homolea,  Ho-mo-Ig-a. 
Homolippus,  Hom-o-lip-us. 
Homoloides,  Hom-o-lo-i-dgz. 
Homonadenses,  Ho-mon-a-den- 

sgz. 
Honorius,  Ho-no-ri-us. 
Hora,  Ho-ra. 
Horacitae,  Ho-ras-i-tg. 
Horae,  Ho-rg. 
Horapollo,  Hor-a-p61-o. 
Horatius,  Ho-ra-Ji-us. 
Horace,  H6r-as.  {Eng.) 
Horatus,  Ho-ra-tus. 
Horeias,  Her-Ji-as. 
Hormisdas,  Hor-mis-das, 
Horta,  Her-ta. 
Hortensia,  Hor-ten-Ji-a. 
Hortentius,  Hor-ten-Ji-us. 
Hortinum,  Hor-ti-num. 
Hortona,  Hor-to-na. 
Horus,  Ho-rus. 
Hostilia,  Hos-til-i-a. 
Hostilius,  Hos-til-i-us. 
Hunnerieus,  Hun-g-rj-kus. 
Hunni,  Hun-j. 
Hunniadei,  Hun-i-a-dgz. 
Hyaciuthia,  Hi-a-sin-ti-a. 
Hyacinthus,  Hj-a-sin-tus. 
Hyades,  Hi-a-dsz. 
Hyagnis,  Hj-ag-nis. 
Hyala,  Hj-a-la. 
Hyampolis,  Hj-am-pca-lis. 
Hyanthes,  Hi-an-tgz. 
Hyantis,  Hj-an-tis. 
Hyarbita,  Hj-qr-bi-ta. 
Hyas,  Hi-as. 
Hybla,  Hj-b!a. 

Hybreas,  Hj-brg-as,  er  Hib-re-as. 
Hybrianes,  Hj-bri-a-nEZ. 
Hyecara,  Hik-a-ra. 
Hyda,  Hi-da,  and 
Hyde,  HJ-dE. 
Hydara,  Hid-a-ra. 
Hydarnes,  Hj-dqr-ngz. 
Hydaspes,  Hj-das-pEz. 
Hydra,  Hj-dra. 
Hydramia,  Hj-dra-mi-a. 
Hydraotes,  Hj-dra-Q-tsz. 
Hydruchous,  Hj-drok-a-us. 
Hydrophoria,  Hj-dro-fo-ri-a. 
Hydrus,  Hj-drus. 
Hydrusa,  Hi-dri6-sa. 
Hyela,  Hj-E-la. 
Hyempsal,  Hj:emp-sal. 
Hyettus,  Hj-et-us. 
Hygeia,  Hj-JE-3-a. 
Hygiana,  Hj-jj-a-na. 
Hyginus,  Hi-jj-nus. 


696 


GE8K   AND   LATIN  PROPER  N^MZ. 


Hyla,  Hi-Ia,  snd 
Hylas,  lii-las. 
Hylacides,  Hj-las-i-dez. 
Hylactor,  Hj-lak-tor. 
Hylae,  Ili-ls. 
Hylffius,  Hj-lE-us. 
Hylas,  I3i-las. 
Hylax,  Hi-laks. 
Hylias,  Hil-i-as. 
Hyllaicus,  Hi-la-i-kus. 
Hyllus,  Hil-us. 
Hylonome,  Hi-lon-o-me. 
Hylophagi,  Hj-16f-a-jj. 
Hymenasus,  Him-s-ne-us,  and 
Hymen,  Hj-men. 
Hymettus,  Hj-met-us. 
Hypsepa,  Hj-pe-pa. 
Hypajsia,  Hj-pe-!?i-a. 
Hypanis,  Hip-a-nis. 
Hyparinas,  Hip-a-rj-nus. 


Hypates,  Hj-pa-tez. 
Hypatha,  Ilip-a-ta. 
Hypenor,  Hj-pe-nor. 
Hyperaon,  Hj-pe-ra-on. 
Hyperbius,  Hj-per-bi-us. 
Hyperborei,  Hip-er-bo-re-j. 
Hyperea,  Hj-pe-rE-a,  and 
Hyperia,  Hj-pe-ri-a. 
Hyperesia,  Hip-e-re-ji-a. 
Hyperides,  Hj-per-i-dsz. 
Hyperion,  Hj-pe-rj-on. 
Hypermnestra,  Hip-erm-nes-tra. 
Hyperocbides,  Hj-ps-rok-i-dsz. 
Hyperochus,  Hj-per-o-kus. 
Hyphaeus,  Hj-fe-us. 
Hypsa,  Hip-sa. 
Hypsea,  Hip-se-a. 
Hypsenor,  Hip-se-nor. 
Hypseus,  Hip-se-us. 
Hypsicratea,  Hip-si-kra-te-a. 


Hypsicrates,  Hip-sik-ra-tsz, 
Hypsipyle,  Hip-sip-i-ls. 
Hyrcania,  Her-ka-ni-a. 
Hyrcanam    Mare,    Her-ka-num 

Ma-re. 
Hyreanus,  Her-ka-nus. 
Hyria,  Hir-i-a. 
Hyrieus,  Hj-rj-E-us,  and 
Hyreus,  Hir-e-us. 
Hyrmina,  Her-  nj-na. 
Hyrneto,  Her-ne-to,  and 
Hyrnetho,  Her-ns-to. 
Hyrnithium,  Her-nit-i-um. 
Hyrtacus,  Her-ta-kus. 
Hysia,  Hij-i-a. 
Hyspa,  His-pa. 
Hyssus,  His-us,  and 
Hyssi,  His-j. 
Hystaspes,  His-tas-psz. 
Hystieus,  His-ti-E-us. 


I. 


I  A,  *'a. 

lacchus,  ^-ak-us. 

lader,  (f-a-der. 

lalemtis,  Ja-lE-mus. 

lalmenus,  'P-al-mE-nus. 

lalysus,  i-al-i-sus. 

lambe,  i'-am-be. 

lamblicus,  i'-ain-bli-kus. 

lamenus,  i'-am-E-nus. 

lamidaj,  i'-am-i-dE. 

lanira,  i-a-nj-ra. 

lanthe,  i-an-ts. 

lanthea,  *-an-tE-d. 

laperonides,  i-ap-e-ron-i-dsz. 

lapetus,  Ji-ap-E-tus. 

lapis,  4-a-pis. 

lapygia,  i-a-pij-i-a. 

lapyx,  i-a-piks. 

larbas,  3^-qr-bas. 

larchas,  i-qr-kas,  and 

Jarcbas,  J^r-kas. 

lardanus,  ^-qr-da-nus. 

lasides,  i-as-i-dEZ. 

lasion,  i-a  gi-on,  and 

lasius,  iF-a-Ji-us. 

lasus,  i'a-sus. 

laxartes,  $-aks-ar-tEZ. 

Iberi,  ii-be-rj. 

Iberia,  i-be-ri-a. 

Iberus,  5^-bg-rus. 

Ibi,  *'b}. 

Ibis,  't'bis. 

Ibycus,  Ib'i-kus. 

Icaria,  ^^-ka-ri-a. 

Icarius,  f-ka-ri-us. 

Icarus,  Ik'a-rus. 

Iccius,  Ik'Ji-us. 

Icelos,  Is'e-Ios. 

Iceni,  i-SE-nj. 

leetas,  Is'e-tas. 

Ichnae,  Ik'ns. 

Ichnusa,  Ik-nti,-sa. 

Ichonupbis,  Ik-o-ni\-fis. 

Ichthyophagi,  Ik-ti-6f-a-jj. 

Ichtbys,  Ik'fcis. 

Icilius,  i'-sil-i-us. 

Icius,  IJ'i-us. 

Icos,  if'kos. 

Ictinus,  Ik-ti-nus. 

Ida,  i'da. 


Idaea,  i-di-a. 

Idaeus,  J-de-us, 

Idalus,  Id'a-lus. 

Idantbyrsus,  Id-an-ter-sus. 

Idarnes,  i-d^r-nsz. 

Idas,  f'das. 

Idea,  Id'E-a. 

Idessa,  i-des-a. 

Iditarisus,  ^-dit-a-rj-sus. 

Idmon,  Id'mon. 

Idomene,  i-dom-s-ne. 

Idomeneus,  i-dom-e-ne-us, 

Idomeneus,  J-d6m-E-nq,s. 

Idothea,  ^-do-ts-a. 

Idrieus,  Ji-drj-E-us. 

Idubeda,  i-di\-b£-da. 

Idume,  i-dvi-mE,  and 

Idumea,  Id-yti,-m£-a. 

Idyia,  i-di-ya. 

letffi,  ^-e-t£. 

Igeni,  Ij'e-nj. 

Ignatius,  Ig-na-Ji-us. 

Ilairi,  Il-a-j-rj. 

Ilba,  Il'ba. 

Ilecaones,  Il-e-ka-o-nsz,  and 

Ilecaonenses,  Il-i-ka-o-nen-S£z. 

Ilerda,  ii-ler-da. 

Ilia,  er  Rliea,  Il'i-a,  er  Iv£-a. 

Iliaci  Ludi,  Ji-lj-a-si  Lq,'di. 

Iliaeus,  Ji-lj-a-kus. 

Iliades,  J-lj-a-dEZ. 

Ilias,  Il'i-as. 

Ilion,  Il'i-on. 

Ilione,  i-lj-Q-nE. 

Ilioneus,  Il-i-6-ne-us,  er 

Ilioneus,  J'-lj-Q-nq.s. 

Ilissus,  i-lis-us. 

Ilitbyia.  ^i-lit-i-j-a. 

Ilium,  Il'i-um,  er 

Ilion,  Il'i-on. 

lUibanus,  I-lib-a-nus. 

lUiberis,  I-lib-E-ris. 

Illipdla,  I-lip-yii^-la. 

Illiturgis,  Il-i-tur-jis. 

Illyricum,  I-lir-i-kum. 

Illyricus   Sinus,  I-Iii--i-kus   Sj- 

nus. 
Illyris,  I-lir-i-us. 
Ilua,  Il'yq-a. 
Ilus,  4-Ius. 


Ilyrgis    J-ler-jis. 

Imanuentius,  I'-man-yn,-en-Ji-us. 

Imaus,  Im'a-uj. 

Imbarus,  Im'ba-rus. 

Imbracides,  Im-bras-i-d£Z. 

Imbrasides,  Im-bras-i-dsz. 

Imbrasus,  Im'bra-sus. 

Imbreus,  Im'br£-as. 

Imbrius,  Im'bri-us. 

Imbrivium,  Im-briv-i-um. 

Imbros,  Im'bros. 

Imola,  Im'o-la. 

Inachi,  In'a-kj. 

Inachia,  ^-na-ki-a. 

Inachidae,  Ii-nak-i-d£. 

Inachides,  Ji-nak-i-dEZ. 

Inacbium,  5?-na-ki-uin. 

Inachus,  In'a-kus. 

Inamames,  Ji-nam-a-mez. 

Inarime,  i-nar-i-mE. 

Inarus,  In'a-rus. 

Incitatus,  In-si-ta-tus. 

Indathyrsus,  In-da-ter-sus. 

India,  In'di-a. 

Indigetes,  In-dij-E-tEZ. 

Indigeti,  In-dij-E-tj. 

Indus,  In'dus. 

Ino,  i<'nc). 

Inoa,  i-no-a. 

Inopus,  i-no-pus. 

Inores,  J'-no-rez. 

Inoug,  3<-nc)-us. 

Insubres,  In'si],-br£z. 

Intapbernes,  In-ta-fer-nez 

Interamna,  In-tE-ram-na. 

Inuus,  In'yq-us. 

Inycus,  i-nj-kus. 

lo,  i'o. 

lobates,  I<-6b-a-tEz,  and 

Jobates,  Jo-ba-tez. 

lobes,  i'o-bEZ. 

lolaia,  ii-Q-la-ya. 

lolas,  $'o-las,  er 

lolaus,  ^-o-la-us. 

lolchos,  ^-6I-kos. 

lole,  'J'o-Ie. 

Ion,  i'on. 

lone,  i-ii-m. 

lones,  i-a-nez, 

Ionia,  tP-o-ni-a. 


GR8K  AND  LATIN  PROPER  N^MZ. 


697 


lopas,  $-Q-pas. 
lope,  •i'o-p£,  and 
Joppa,  J6p-a. 
lophun,  i'(j-t'on. 
los,  i'os. 
Ipepie,  Ip's-pe. 
Iphiauassa,  If-i-a-nas-a. 
Iphielus,  It'i-klus,  or 
Iphieles,  Il'i-klez. 
Iphierates,  i-iik-ra-tez. 
IphiJamus,  i-fid-a-mas. 
Iphidemia,  If-i-ds-mi-a. 
Iphigenia,  If-i-je-ni-a. 
Iphiiuadia,  If-i-me-dj-a. 
Iphimedon,  i-fim-E-don. 
Iphimedusa,  If-i-mE-d"4-sa. 
Iphinue,  f-fia-o-s. 
Iphinous,  "t-fin-o-us. 
Iphis,  i'iii. 
Ipbition,  i-fit-i-on. 
Iphituj,  If'i-tu3. 
Iphthime,  If'ti-ms. 
Ipsea,  Ip-SE-a. 
Ira,  i'ra. 

Irenseus,  Ir-e-ng-us. 
Irene,  i'-rs-ne. 
Iresus,  ii-rE-sus. 
Iris,  i'ris. 
Irus,  i'rua. 
Isadas,  Is'a-das. 
Isaea,  i-^i-a. 
Isaens,  i-se-us. 


Isamus,  Is'a-mus. 
Isander,  ^-san-der. 
Isapis,  ^-sa-pis. 
Isar,  i'sar,  and 
Isara,  Is'a-ra. 
Isar,  i'sar,  and 
Isaeus,  i-SE-us. 
Isarchus,  i-s^r-kus, 
Isauria,  i-se-ri-a. 
Isauricus,  t-se-ri-kus. 
Isaurus,  i-se-rus. 
Lschenia,  Is-ks-ni-a. 
Ischolaus,  Is-ko-la-us. 
Ischopolis,  Is-kop-o-lis. 
Iscomachus,  Is-kom-a-kus. 
Isdegerdes,  Is-ds-jer-dEZ. 
Isia,  IJ'i-a. 
Isidorus,  Is-i-do-rus, 
Isidore,  Is'i-dor. 
Isis,  i'sis. 

Ismatus,  Is'ma-rus,  and 
Ismara,  Is'ma-ra. 
Ismene,  Is-ms-nE. 
Ismenias,  Is-m£-ni-as. 
Ismenides,  Is-men-i-dsz. 
Ismenus,  Is-ms-nus. 
Isocrates,  i-s6k-ra-t£z. 
Issa,  Is'a. 
Isse,  Is'e. 
Issus,  Is'us. 
Ister,  Is'ter,  and 
Istrus,  Is'trus. 


Lsthmia,  Ist'mi-a. 
Isthmius,   Ist'mi-us. 
Isthmus,  Ist'mus. 
Istiajotis,  Is-ti-E-o-tis. 
Istria,  Is'tri-a. 
Istropolis,  Is-trop-o-lis. 
IsQs,  'f'sus. 
Italia,  i-ta-Ii-a. 
Italy,  It'a-li. 
Italica,  i-tal-i-ka. 
Italicas,  i-tal-i-kus. 
Italus,  It'a-lus. 
Itargris,  i-tqr-gris. 
Ilea,  It'e-Q. 
Itemales,  i-tein-a-kz. 
Ithaca,  It'a-ka. 
Ithobalus,  ^-tob-a-lus. 
Ithomaia,  It-o-ma-ya. 
Ithome,  i-flii-mE. 
Ithomus,  i'-to-mus. 
Ithyphallus,  Ife-i-fal-US. 
Itonia,  i-t6-ni-a. 
Itonus,  i-to-nus. 
Ituraea,  It-yn,-re-a. 
Iturum,  i-tii^-rum. 
Itylus,  It'i-lus. 
Ityraji,  It-i-rE-j. 
Itys,  i'tis. 
lulus,  i-yi\-lus. 
Ixibatae,  Iks-ib-a-tE. 
Ixion,  Iks-j-on. 
Ixionides,  Iks-i-oa-i-dEZ. 


J. 


Jagobcs,  Ja-ko-bus, 
Jamnia,  J;im-ni-Q. 
Janieulum,  Ja-nik-yri,-lum. 
Janus,  Ja-nus. 
Jason,  Ja-son. 
Jenisus,  Jeu-i-sus. 
Jera,  Js-ra. 

Jeromas,  Js-ru-mus,  and 
Jeronymus,  Jg-ron-i-mus. 
Jerusaleu),  Je-rdo-sa-lem 
Jocasta,  Jo-ka^-ta. 
Jordanes,  Jor-da-nEZ. 
Jornandes,  Jor-nan-dEZ. 
Josephus  Flavius,  Jo-sE-fus  Fla- 
vi-us. 


Jovianus,  Jo-vi-a-nus. 
Jovian,  J6-vi-an. 
Juba,  J4-ba. 
Judgea,  Ji],-d£-a. 
Jugantes,  Jr|,-gan-t£Z. 
Jugarius,  Ji^-ga-ri-us. 
Jugurtha,  Jn,-gur-ta. 
Julia,  Jii,-li-a. 
Juliades,  Jr[,-l!-a-d£z. 
Julianus,  Ji|-li-a-nus. 
Julian,  Ji],-li-an. 
Julii,  J^-li-j. 

Juliomagus,  Ji^-Ii-o-ma-gus. 
Juliopolis,  Jvi,-li-6p-o-lis. 
Julis,  Ji^-Iis. 


Julius  Caesar,  Jii-li-us  Ss-zar. 
Junia,  J^-ni-a. 
Juno,  Jii,-no. 
Junonalia.  Ji|-no-na-li-a. 
Junones,  Ji|-nQ-n£z. 
Junonia,  Jn,-nco-ni-a. 
Junonis,  Jv],-n6-nis. 
Jupiter,  Ji'^-pi-ter. 
Justinus,  Jus-tj-nus. 
Juturna,  Jii-tdr-na. 
Juvenalis,  Jr^-VE-na-lis. 
Juvenal,  Ji^^-vE-nal. 
Juventas,  Jn-ven-tas. 
Juverna,  Ji]^-ver-na,  er 
Hibernia,  Hj-ber-ni-a. 


L. 


Laandee,  La-an-der. 
Laarchus,  La-qr-kus. 
Labaris,  Lab-a-ris. 
Labda,  Lab-da. 
Labdacus,  Lab-da-kus. 
Labdalun,  Lab-da-lon. 
Labeo,   La-bE-o. 
Laberius,  La-bE-ri-us. 
Labiei,  La-bi-sj. 
Labicum,  La-bj-kum. 
Labienus,  La-bi-£-nus. 
Labinetus,  Lab-i-nE-tus. 
Labobius,  Ln-bu-bi-us. 
Labobrigi,  La-bob-ri-jj. 
Labutas,  La-bio-tas. 
Labradeus,  La-bra-dE-us. 


Labyrinthus,  Lab-i-rin-tus. 
Lac£ena,  La-S£-na. 
Lacedajnion,  Las-E-ds-mon. 
Lacedasmones,  Las-£-dem-o-n£Z. 
Lacedemonians,    Las-£-dE-m6- 

ni-an. 
LacediBmonii,  Las-E-dE-mo-ni-j. 
Lacerta,  La-ser-ta. 
Lacetania,  Las-E-ta-ni-a. 
Lacbares,  L.ak-a-rEZ. 
Laches,  La-kEZ. 
Lachesis,  Lak-£-sis. 
Lacidas,  Las-i-das. 
Lacides,  La-sj-dEZ. 
Lacinia,  La-sin-i-a. 
Lacinienses,  La-sin-i-en-sEZ. 


Lacinium,  La-sin-i-um. 
Lacmon,  Lak-mon. 
Laco,  La-ko. 
Laeobriga,  La-kob-ri-ga. 
Laconia,  La-kca-ni-a,  and 
Laconica,  La-kon-i-ka. 
Laerates,  Lak-ra-t£z. 
Lacrines,  Lak-ri-nsz. 
Lactantius,  Lak-tan-/i-us. 
Lacter,  Lak-ter. 
Lacydes,  Las-i-d£Z. 
Lacydus,  Las-i-dus. 
Ladas,  La-das. 
Lade,  La-dE. 
Lades,  La-dEZ. 
Ladon,  La-don. 


698 


GRSK  AND  LATIN  PROPER  NC[MZ. 


Lcelaps,  Le-laps. 

Laelia,  Le-li-a. 

Lcelianus,  Lg-li-a-nus. 

LiEna,  Ls-na,  and 

LeasDa,  Ls-E-na. 

Laeneus,  Lg-ns-us. 

Ljepa  Magna,  Lg-pa  Mag-na. 

Laertes,  La-er-tez. 

Laertius,  Diogenes,  La-er-Ji-us, 

Dj-6j-s-nEz. 
Laestrygones,  Lg-strig-CD-nez. 
Lteta,  Lg-ta. 
Lastoria,  Lg-to-ri-o. 
Laetus,  Lg-tus. 
Laevi,  Lg-vj. 
Laevinus,  Lg-vj-nus. 
Lagaria,  La-ga-ri-a. 
Lagia,  La-ji-a. 
Lagides,  Laj-i-dgz. 
Laginia,  Laj-i-ni-a. 
Lagus,  La-gus. 
Lagusa,  La-gi|,-sa. 
Lagyra,  La-ji-ra. 
Laiades,  La-j-a-dgz. 
Laias,  La-yas. 
Lais,  La-is. 
Laius,  La-yus 
Lalage,  Lal-a-jg. 
Lalassis,  La-Ias-is. 
Lamaehus,  Lam-a-kus. 
Lamalmon,  La-mal-mon. 
Lambrani,  Lam-bra-nj. 
Lambrus,  Lam-brus. 
Lamia,  La-mi-a. 
Lamiacum  Bellum,  La-mi-a-kum 

Bel-um. 
Lamiaa,  La-ini-g. 
Lamias,  ^Elius,  La-mi-as,  8'li-us, 
Lamirus,  La-mi-rus. 
Lampedo,  Lam-pg-do. 
Lampetia,  Lam-pg-Ji-a,  and 
Lampetia,  Lam-pg-ti-a. 
Lampeto,  Lam-pg-to,  and 
Lampedo,  Lam-pg-dCi. 
Lampeus,  Lam-pg-us,  and 
Lampia,  Lam-pi-a. 
Lampon,  Lam-pon, 
Lampos,  Lam-pos,  <w 
Lampus,  Lam-pus. 
Lamponea,  Lam-po-ng-a. 
Lamponia,  Lam-pia-ni-a,  and 
Lamponium,  Lam-pia-ni-um. 
Lamponius,  Lam-p6-ni-us, 
Lampridius,   ^lius,   Lam-prid- 

i-us,  E'li-us. 
Lamprocles,  Lam-pro-klgz, 
Lamprus,  Lam-prus. 
Lampsacus,  Lamp-sa-kus,  and 
Lampsachum,  Lamp-sa-kum. 
Lampteria,  Lamp-tg-ri-a. 
Lampus,  Lam-pus. 
Lamus,  La-mus. 
Lamyrus,  Lam-i-rus. 
Lanassa,  La-nas-a. 
Lancea,  Lan-sg-a. 
Lancia,  Lan-Ji-a. 
Landi,  Lan-dj. 
Landia,  Lan-di-a. 
Langia,  Lan-ji-a. 
Langobardi,  Lan-go-b^r-dj. 
Lanuvium,  La-nii,-vi-um. 
Laobotas,  La-o-b6-tas,  er 
,  Labotas,  Lab-o-tas. 
Laocoon,  La-6k-o-on. 
Laodamas,  La-6d-a-mas. 
Laodamia,   La-&-da-mi-a. 


Laodiee,  La-6d-i-sg. 
Laodieea,  La-od-i-sg-a. 
Laodicene,  La-od-i-sg-ng. 
Laodochus,  La-od-o-kus. 
Laogonus,  La-6g-o-nus, 
Laogoras,  La-6g-o-ras. 
Laogore,  La-og-o-rg. 
Laomedia,  La-Q-mg-di-a. 
Laomedon,  La-6m-g-don. 
Laomedonteus,  La-om-g-don-tg- 

us,  er  La-om-E-don-tg-us, 
Laomedontiadte,    La-om-g-don- 

tj-a-dg.  [us. 

Laomedontius,   La-om-g-doa-ji- 
Laonome,  La-on-o-mg. 
Laonomene,  La-on-o-mg-ng. 
Laothoe,  La-6f)-CD-g. 
Laous,  La-o-us. 
Lapathus,  Lap-a-tus. 
Laphria,  Laf-ri-a. 
Laphystium,  La-fiJ-i-um. 
Lapidei,  La-pid-g-j. 
Lapideus,  La-pid-g-us. 
Lapithae,  Lap-i-tg. 
Lapithaeum,  Lap-i-tg-um. 
Lapitho,  Lap-i-to. 
Lapithus,  Lap-i-tus, 
Lara,  La-ra,  er 
Laranda,  La-ran-da. 
Larentia,  La-ren-Ji-a,  and 
Laurentia,  Le-ren-Ji-a. 
Lares,  La-rgz. 
Larga,  Lqr-ga. 
Largus,  Lqr-gus. 
Larides,  La-ri-dgz. 
Larina,  La-rj-na. 
Larinum,  La-r|-num. 
Larissa,  La-ris-a. 
Larissus,  La-ris-us. 
Larius,  La-ri-us. 
Larnos,  Lqr-nos. 
Laronia,  La-ria-ni-a. 
LartiusFlorus,  L4r-J'i-us  Flo-rus. 
Lartolaetani,  Lqr-to-let-a-ni. 
Larvae,  Lqr-vg. 
Larymna,  La-rim-na. 
Larysium,  La-ri3-i-um. 
Lassia,  LaJ-i-a. 
Lassus,  Las-us,  &r 
Lasus,  La-sus. 
Lasthenes,  Las-tg-ngz. 
Lasthenia,  Las-tg-ni-a,  er  Las- 

tg-nj-a. 
Latagus,  Lat-a-gus. 
Lateranus  Plautius,  Lat-g-ra-nus 

Plii-ti-us. 
Laterium,  La-tg-ri-um. 
Latialis,  La-Ji-a-lis. 
Latiaris,  La-Ji-a-ris. 
Latini,  La-tj-nj. 
Latinius,  La-tin-i-us. 
Latinus,  La-tj-nus. 
Latium,  La-Ji-um. 
Latius,  La-Ji-ms. 
Latmus,  Lat-mus. 
Latoia,  La-to-ya. 
Latois,  La-to-is. 
Latona,  La-t6-na. 
Latopolis,  La-top-ca-lis. 
Latous,  La-ta-us. 
Latreus,  La-trg-us. 
Laudonia,  Lo-dca-ni-a. 
Laufella,  Le-fel-a. 
Laura,  Lo-ra. 
Laurea,  Le-rg-a. 
Laurentalia,  Lo-ren-ta-li-a. 


Laurontes  Agri,  Lo-ren-tEz  {I'grj, 

Laurentia,  Lo-ren-Ji-a. 

Laurentini,  Le-reu-tj-nj. 

Laurentius,  Lo-ren-Ji-us. 

]jaurentam,  Lu-ren-tum 

Laureolus,  La-rg-o-lus. 

Laurion,  Le-ri-on. 

Lauren,  Lo-ron. 

Laus,  La-US. 

Laus  Pompeia,  Lgz  Pom-pg-ya. 

Lausus,  Lo-sus. 

Laatium,  Le-Ji-um. 

Laverna,  La-ver-na. 

Laviana,  Lav-i-a-na, 

Lavinia,  La-vin-i-a. 

Lavinium,  La-vin-i-um,  er 

Lavinum,  La-vj-num. 

Leades,  Lg-a-dgz. 

Leaei,  Lg-g-j. 

Letena,  Lg-g-na. 

Leander,  Lg-an-der. 

Leandre,  Lg-an-der. 

Leaudrias,  Lg-an-dri-as. 

Learchus,  Lg-qr-kus. 

Lebadea,  Leb-a-dg-a. 

Lebedus,  Leb-g-dus,  er 

Lebedos,  Leb-s-dos. 

Lebena,  Lg-bg-na. 

Lebinthos,  Lg-bin-tos,  and 

Lebynthos,  Lg-bin-tos, 

Lechgeum,  Lg-kg-um. 

Lecythus,  Les-i-tus. 

Leda,  Lg-da. 

Ledaea,  Lg-dg-a. 

Ledus,  Lg-dus. 

Legio,  Lg-ji-o. 

Leitus,  Lg-i-tus, 

Lelaps,  Lg-laps. 

Leleges,  Lel-g-jgz. 

Lelex,  Lg-Ielcs. 

Lemannus,  Lg-man-us. 

Lemnos,  Lem-nos. 

Lemovii,  Lg-mo-vi-j. 

Lemures,  Lem-}'i\-r£Z. 

Lemuria,  Lg-mi\-ri-a,  and 

Lemuralia,  Lg-mi|-ra-li-a. 

Lenaeus,  Lg-ns-us. 

Lentulus,  Len-tn,-lus. 

Leo,  Lg-o. 

Leocorion,  Lg-o-kcj-ri-on. 

Leocrates,  Lg-ok-ra-tgz. 

Leodamai,  Lg-od-a-mas. 

Leodocus,  Lg-od-o-kus. 

Leogoras,  Lg-6g-o-ras. 

Leon,  Lg-on. 

Leona,  Lg-o-na. 

Leonatus,  Lg-6n-a-tus, 

Leonidas,  Lg-6n-i-das. 

Leontium,  Lg-6n-Ji-um,  and 

Leontini,  Lg-on-tj-nj. 

Leontocephalus,  Lg-on-to-sef-a- 

lus. 
Leonton,  Lg-on-ton,  er 
Leontopolis,  Lg-on-top-o-lis. 
Leontychides,  Lg-on-tik-i-dez. 
Leos,  Lg-os. 

Leosthenes,  Lg-os-tg-ngz. 
Leotychides,  Lg-o-tik-i-dez. 
Lephyrium,  Lg-fir-i-um. 
Lepida,  Lep-i-da. 
Lepidus,  Lep-i-dus. 
Lepinus,  Lg-pi-nus. 
Lepontii,  Lg-p6n-Ji-j. 
Lepreos,  Lg-prg-os. 
Leprium,  Ls-pri-um. 
Leptines,  Lep-ti-ngz. 


GESK  AND   LATIN    PROPER  NaMZ. 


699 


Lcptis,  Lep-tis. 
Leria,  Ls-ri-a. 
Lerina,  Le-rj-na. 
Lerna,  Ler-na. 
Lero,  Ls-ro. 
Leros,  Lg-ros. 
Lesbus,  Les-bus,  er 
Lesbos,  Les-bos, 
Lesches,  Les-kEZ. 
Lestrygones,  Les-trig-CD-n£Z. 
Letanum,  Le-ta-num. 
Lethseus,  Le-te-us. 
Lethe,  Le-ts. 
Letus,  Lg-tus. 
Leuca,  Li|-ka. 
Leucadia,  Lq-ka-di-a. 
Leucas,  L4-kas. 
Leucasion,  Lt],-ka-j;i-on. 
Leucaspis,  Lq,-kas-pis. 
Leucates,  L^-ka-tEZ. 
Leuce,  L^-se. 
Leuci,  Li],-sj. 
Leucippe,  Li|-sip-E. 
Leucippides,  Lt^-sip-i-dEZ. 
Leucippus,  Ln,-sip-us. 
Leucola,  Li^-ko-la. 
Leucon,  Lii,-kon. 
Leucone,  Lix-kts-nE. 
Leucones,  Lr^-ko-nEZ. 
Leuconoe,  Ln-kon-o-e. 
Leueopetra,  L\|-k6p-E-tra. 
Leucophrys,  Li\-ko-fris. 
Leucopolis,  Ln-kop-o-lis. 
Leueos,  Li],-kos. 
Leucosia,  Li^^-ko-ji-a. 

Leucosyrii,  Li|,-ko-sir-i-i. 
Leiicothoe,  Li^-kofl-o-E,  er 

Leueothea,  Ln-kcJ-tE-a. 

Leuctra,  Liik-tra. 

Leuctrum,  L^k-trum. 

Leucus,  Liq,-kus. 

Leucyanias,  Li|-si-a-ni-as. 

Leutyehides,  Lii-tik-i-dsz. 

Levana,  L£-va-na. 

Levinus,  Le-vj-uus. 

Lexovii,  Leks-c5-vi-j. 

Libanius,  Li-ba-ni-us. 

Libanus,  Lib-a-nus. 

Libecii,  Lj-bs-Ji-j. 

Libentina,  Lib-en-tj-na. 

Liber,  Lj-ber. 

Libera,  Lib-E-ra. 

Liberalia,  Lib-er-a-li-a. 

Libertas,  Lj-ber-tas. 

Libethra,  Li-bs-tra. 

Libethrides,  Li-bet-ri-dsz. 

Libici,  Libitina,  Lib-i-sj,  Lib-i- 
tj-na. 

Libo,  Lj-bo. 

Libon,  Lj-bon. 

Libophoenices,  Lib-o-fE-ni-SEZ. 

Libri,  Li-brj. 

Libs,  Libz. 

Liburna,  Li-biir-na. 

Liburnia,  Li-biir-ni-a. 

Liburnides,  Li-biir-ni-dez. 

Liburnum    Mare,    Li-bdr-num 
Ma-rE. 

Liburnus,  Li-bur-nus. 

Libya,  Lib-i-a. 

Libyeum  Mare,  Lib-i-kum  Ma-rs 

Libycus,  Lib-i-kus,  and 

Libystis,  Li-bis-tis. 

Libys,  Lj-bis. 

Libyssa,  Li-bis-a. 

Licates,  Lik-a-tEz. 


Licha,  Li-ka. 

Liehas,  Lj-kas. 

Liches,  Lj-k£z. 

Licinia,  Li-sin-i-a. 

Licinius,  Li-sin-i-us. 

Licinus,  Li-s;-nus. 

Licymnius,  Li-sim-ni-us. 

Lide,  Li-dE. 

Ligarius,  Li-ga-ri-us. 

Ligea,  Li-je-a. 

Liger,  Lj-jer. 

Liger,  Lj-jer,  er 

Ligeris,  Lij-E-ris. 

Ligoras,  Lig-o-ras. 

Ligures,  Lig-yij,-rEZ. 

Liguria,  Li-gij,-ri-a. 

Ligurinus,  Lig-yi^-ri-nus. 

Ligus,  Lj-gus. 

Ligyes,  Lij-i-EZ. 

Ligyrgum,  Li-jer-gum. 

Lilaja,  Li-le-a. 

Lilybaeum,  Lil-i-bg-um. 

Limoea,  Lj-me-a. 

Limenia,  Lj-roE-ni-a. 

Limnaj,  Liai-ns. 

Limnseum,  Lim-nE-um. 

Limnatidia,  Lim-na-tid-i-a. 

Limniace,  Lim-nj-a-SE. 

Limniotte,  Lim-ni-6-tE. 

Limnonia,  Lim-no-ni-a. 

Limon,  Lj-mon. 

Lineasii,  Lin-ka-Ji-j. 

Lindus,  Lin-dus. 

Lingones,  Lin-gca-nEZ. 

Linterna  Palus,  Lin-ter-na  Pa-lus. 

Linternum,  Lin-ter-num. 

Linus,  Lj-nus. 

Liodes,  Li-o-dEZ. 

Lipara,  Lip-a-ra. 

Liparis,  Lip-a-ris. 

Lipblum,  Lif-lum. 

Lipodorus.  Lip-o-dQ-rus. 

Lircaeus,  Ler-S£-us. 

Liriope,  Li-rj-o-pE. 

Liris,  Lj-ris. 

Lisinias,  Li-sin-i-as. 

Lisson,  Lis-on. 

Lissus,  Lis-us. 

Lista,  Lis-ta. 

Litabrum,  Lit-a-brum. 

Litana,  Lit-a-na. 

Litavicus,  Lj-t;iv-i-kus. 

Liternum,  Lj-ter-num. 

Lithobolia,  Lit-o-bQ-li-a. 

Lithrus,  L|-trus. 

Litubium,  Li-t^-bi-um. 

Lityersas,  Lit-i-er-sas. 

Livia  Drusilla,  Liv-i-a  DroD-sil-a. 

Livilla,  Lj-vil-a. 

Livius,   Lj-vi-us;    Livy,   Liv-i. 

{Eng.)  ' 
Lobon,  Lo-bon. 
Loeeus,  L6-Je  us. 
Locha,  Lo-ka. 
Lochias,  Lo-ki-as. 
Locri,  L6-krj. 
Locris,  L6-kris. 
Locusta,  Lo-kiis-ta. 
Locutius,  Lo-kii,-[i-us. 
Lolliauus,  Lul-i-ii-nus. 
.  Lollia  Paulina,  L6I-i-a  Pe-lj-na. 
Lollius,  L61-i-us. 
Londinum,  Lun-dj-num. 
London,  Ldn-don.  {Eng.) 
Longarenus,  Lon-ga-rE-nus. 
LoDgimanus,  Lon-jim-a-nus. 


Longinus,  Lon-jj-nus. 
Longobardi,  Lon-gu-b^r-dj. 
Longula,  Lon-gi^-la. 
Longuntica,  Lon-gdn-ti-ka. 
Lordi,  Ler-dj. 
Loryma,  L6r-i-ma. 
Lotis,  L6-tis,  br 
Lotos,  L6-tos. 
Lotophagi,  Lo-tof-a-jj. 
Lous,  Lci-us,  er  Aous,  3'o-iis. 
Lua,  Lij^-Q. 
Luca,  Li^-ka. 
Lucagus,  Li\-ka-gus. 
Lucani,  Li^-ka-nj. 
Lucania,  Lq,-ka-ni-a. 
Lucanius,  Lq,-ka-ni-us. 
Lucan,  Li\-kan.  {Eng.) 
Lucaria,  Li|-ka-ri-a,  er 
Luceria,  Li],-s£-ri-a. 
Lucceius,  Luk-SE-yus. 
Luceres,  Lii,-SE-r£z. 
Luceria,  Lii,-SE-ri-a. 
Lucetius,  Li|,-s£-Ji-us. 
Lucia,  Lq,-Ji-a. 
Lucianus,  Li|-Ji-a-nus. 
Lueian,  L^-si-an.  {Eng.) 
Lucifer,  Li\-si-fer. 
Lucilius,  Li^-sil-i-us. 
Lucilla,  Li],-sil-a. 
Lucina,  Lij^-sj-na. 
Lucius,  L4-Ji-us. 
Lueretia,  Ln,-krE-Ji-a. 
Luoretilis,  Li\-kret-i-Iis. 
Lucretius,  Li|-krE-Ji-us. 
Lucriuum,  Li|-kr|-num. 
Lucrinus,  Ln-krj-nus. 
Luctatius,  Luk-ta-Ji-us, 
LucuUea,  Lq,-kul-E-a. 
Lucullus,  Li|-kdl-us. 
Lucumo,  Lvi,-kn,-mo. 
Lucus,  Li\,-kus. 
Lugdunum,  Lug-di|-num. 
Luguvallum,  Li^-gi|-val-uia. 
Luna,  Li|,-na. 
Lupa,  Lv[-pa. 
Lupercal,  Lq-per-kaL 
Lnpercalia,  Li|-per-ka-li-a. 
Luperci,  Lti,-per-sj. 
Lupercus,  Li^,-per-kus. 
Lupias,  Li],-pi-as,  er 
Lnpia,  Lij^-pi-a. 
Lupus,  Li^-pus. 
Lusitania,  Li|-si-ta-ni-a. 
Lusones,  Lv(,-s6-nEz. 
Lustricus,  Lds-tri-kus. 
Lutatius,  Liq,-ta-Ji-us. 
Luterius,  Lv^-tE-ri-us. 
Lutetia,  Li^-tE-Ji-a. 
Lutorius,  Li^-t6-ri-us, 
Lyaeus,  Lj-g-us. 
Lybas,  Lj-bas. 
Lybya,  Lib-i-a,  er 
Lybissa,  Lj-bis-a. 
Lycabas,  Lik-a-bas. 
Lycabetus,  Lik-a-bg-tus. 
Lycaea,  Lj-sg-a. 
Lycaeum,  Lj-sg-um. 
Lycaeus,  Lj-sg-us. 
Lyeambes,  Lj-kam-bez. 
Lycaon,  Lj-ka-on. 
Lj'caonia,  Lik-a-<f)-ni-a. 
Lycas,  Li-kas. 
Lyeaste,  Lj-kas-tg. 
Lycastum,  Li-kas-tam. 
Lycastus,  Lj-kas-tus. 
Lyce,  L|-S£. 


700 


GRSK  AND   LATIN   PROPER  N^MZ. 


Lyoe?,  Li-SEZ. 
Lyceum,  Lj-se-um. 
Lychnides,  Lik-nj-dez. 
Lycia,  LiJ-i-a. 
Lyeidas,  Lis-i-das. 
Lycimna,  Lj-sim-na. 
Lycimnia,  Lj-sim-ni-a. 
Lyciscus,  Lj-sis-kus. 
Lycius,  LiJ-i-ns. 
Lycomedes,  Lik-o-me-dEZ. 
Lycon,  Lj-kon. 
Lycone,  Lj-ko-ne. 
Lycophron,  Lik-o-fron. 
Lycopolis,  Lj-kop-o-lis 
Lycopus,  Lj-ko-pus. 
Lycorias,  Lj-ko-ri-as. 
Lycoris,  Lj-ko -ris. 
Lycormas,  Lj-ker-mas. 
Lyeortas,  Lj-ker-tas. 
Lycosura,  Lik-o-sq,-ra. 
Lyctus,  Lik-tus. 
Lyeurgides,  Lj-kur-ji-dEZ. 
Lycurgus,  Lj-kur-gus. 
Lycus,  Lj-kus. 
Lyde,  Lj-'ds. 


LyJia,  Lid-i-Q. 
Lydias,  Lid-i-as. 
Lydius,  Lid-i-us. 
Lydus,  Lj-dus. 
Lygdamis,  Lig-da-mis,  er 
Lygdamus,  Lig-da-mus. 

Lygi'.  Lij-i-i- 
Lygus,  Li-gus. 
Lymax,  Li-maks. 
Lymire,  Lj-mj-rs. 
Lyncestae,  Lin-ses-te. 
Lyncestes,  Lin-ses-tEZ. 
Lyncestius,  Lin-ses-Ji-us. 
Lynceus,  Lin-SE-us. 
Lyncidae,  Lin-sj-dE. 
Lyncides,  Lin-sj-d£z. 
'Lyneus,  Lin-kus, 
Lyneaeus,  Lin-ss-us,  &r 
Lynx,  Ligks. 
Lyrcae,  Ler-SE. 
Lyrcaeus,  Ler-SE-us. 
Lyrcea,  Ler-SE-a. 
Lyreus,  Ler-kus. 
Lyrnessus,  Ler-nes-ns. 
Lysander,  Lj-san-der. 


Lysandra,  Lj-san-dra, 
Lysanias,  Lj-sa-ni-as. 
Lyse,  Lj-SE. 
Lysiades,  Lj-sj-a-dEZ. 
Lysianassa,  LiJ-i-a-nas-a. 
Lysianax,  Lj-sj-a-naks. 
Lysias,  LiJ-i-as. 
Lysicles,  Lis-i-kl£z. 
Lysidice,  Lj-sid-i-SE. 
Lysimache,  Lj-sim-a-kE. 
Lysimachia,  Lis-i-ma-ki-a. 
Lysimachides,  Lis-i-mak-i- 
Lysimachus,  Lj-sim-a-kus. 
Lj'simelia,  Lis-i-ms-li-a. 
Lysinoe,  Lj-sin-o-E. 
Lysippe,  Lj-sip-r. 
Lysippus,  Lj-sip-us. 
Lysis,  Lj'-sis. 

Lysistratus,  Lj-sis-tra-tus. 
Lysithous,  Lj-sit-o-us. 
Lyso,  Lj-so. 
Lystra,  Lis-tra. 
Lytaea,  Lj-tE-a. 
Lyxea,  Lik-ss-a. 
Lyzanias,  Lj-za-ni-as. 


M. 


Mac^,  Ma-S£. 
Macar,  Ma-kar. 
Macareus,  Ma-ka-rE-us. 
Macaria,  Ma-ka-ri-a. 
Macaris,  Mak-a-ris. 
Maccdnus,  Ma-sed-nus, 
Macedo,  Mas-E-do. 
Macedonia,  Mas-E-do-ni-a. 
Macedonicus,  Mas-E-don-i-kus. 
Macella,  Ma-sel-a. 
Macer,  Jilmylius,  Ma-ser,  8-mil- 

i-us. 
Machaera,  Ma-ke-ra. 
Machanidas,  Ma-kan-i-das. 
Machaon,  Ma-ka-on. 
Macra,  Ma-kra. 
Macrianus,  ilak-ri-a-nus. 
Macro,  Ma-kro. 
Macrobii,  Ma-kro-bi-j. 
Macrobius,  Ma-kro-bi-us. 
Macrochir,  iLik-ro-ker. 
Macrones,  Ma-krcb-nez. 
Mactorium,  Mak-to-ri-um. 
Maculonus,  Mak-yt^-lo-nus. 
Madestes,  Ma-des-tEz. 
Madetes,  Ma-ds-tEz. 
Madyes,  Mad-i-sz. 
Maeander,  Ms-an-der. 
Maeandria,  Ms-an-dri-a. 
Maecenas,  ME-SE-nas. 
Maedi,  Ms-dj. 
Maslius,  Me-H-us. 
Maemacteria,  Mem-ak-ts-ri-a. 
Msenades,  Men-a-d£z. 
Mffinala,  Men-a-la. 
Mffinalus,  Men-a-lus. 
Maenius,  ME-ni-us. 
Maenon,  Ms-non. 
Maeonia,  ME-6-ni-a. 
Maeonidae,  M£-6n-i-dE. 
Maeonides,  M£-6n-i-dEZ. 
Maeonis,  Ms-o-nis. 
Maeotae,  Me-q-Ie. 
Majotis  Palus,  Me-q-Hs  Pa-lus. 
Maesia  Sylva,  Me-gi-a  Sil-ra. 


Masvia,  Ms-vi-a. 

Maevius,  Ms-vi-us. 

Magas,  Ma -gas. 

Magella,  Ma-jel-a. 

Magetse,  Maj-E-tE. 

Magi,  Ma-jj. 

Magius,  Ma-ji-us. 

Magna  Grsecia,  Mag-na  GrE-Ji-a. 

Magnentius,  Mag-nen-Ji-us. 

Magnes,  Mag-nEz. 

Magnesia,  Mag-ns-^i-a. 

Mago,  Ma -go. 

Magon,  Ma-gon. 

Magontiacum,  Mag-on-tj-a-kum. 

Magus,  Ma-gus. 

Maherbal,  Ma-her-baL 

Maia,  Ma-ya. 

Majestas,  Ma-jes-tas. 

Majorca,  Ma-jer-ka. 

Majorianus,  Ma-jo-ri-a-nns. 

Malaca,  Mal-a-ka. 

Malacha.  Mal-a-ka. 

Mala  Fortuna,  Ma-la  For-t^-na. 

Malea,  Ma-lE-a. 

Malho,  Mal-bo,  er 

Matho,  Ma-to. 

Malia,  Ma-li-a. 

Malii,  Ma-li-j. 

Malis,  Ma-lis. 

Mallea,  Mal-E-a,  er 

Mallia,  Mal-i-Q. 

Mallius,  Mal-i-us. 

Mallopbora,  Ma-16f-o-ra. 

Malthinus,  Mal-tj-nus. 

Malvana,  Mal-va-na. 

Mamaus,  Ma-ma-us. 

Mamereus,  Ma-mer-kus. 

Mamerthes,  Ma-iuer-tEZ. 

Mamertina,  JIam-er-tj-na. 

!Mamertini,  Mani-er-tj-nj. 

Mamilia,  Ma-mil  i-a. 

Mamilii,  Ma-mil-i-j. 

Mamilius,  Ma-mil-i-us. 

Maminjea,  Ma-mg-a. 

Mamurius,  Ma-mij^-ri-us. 


Mamurra,  Ma-mtir-a. 
Manastabal,  Ma-nas-ta-baL 
Mancinus,  Man-sj-nus. 
Mandane,  Man-da-nE. 
Mandanes,  Man-da-n£z. 
Mandela,  Man-dE-la. 
Mandonius,  Man-do-ni-us. 
^Mandrocles,  Man-dro-klEZ. 
Mandroelidas,  JIan-drok-li-das. 
Mandron,  Man-dron. 
Mandubii,  Man-di\,-bi-j. 
^Mandubratius,  Man-dn,-bra-Ji-us. 
Manes,  Ma-nEZ. 
Manetho,  Ma-nE-to. 
Mania,  Ma-ni-a. 
JIanilia,  Ma-nil-i-a. 
Manilius,  Ma-nil-i-us. 
JIanimi,  Man-i-mj. 
Manlia,  Man-li-a. 
Manlius    Torquatus,    Man-li-us 

Tor-kwa-tus. 
Mannus,  Man-us. 
Mansuetus,  Man-SE-tus. 
Mantinea,  Man-ti-ns-a, 
Mantineus,  Man-ti-ne-us. 
Mantius,  Man-Ji-us. 
Manto,  Man-to. 
Mantua,  Man-ti|-a. 
Maracanda,  Mar-a-kan-da. 
Maratha,  Mar-a-tc. 
Marathon,  Mar-a-ton. 
Marathos.  Mar-a-tos. 
Marcella,  Mar-sel-a. 
Marcellinus,  Ammianus,  Mqr-sel- 

j-nus,  Am-i-a-nus. 
Marcellus,  Mcr-sel-us. 
Maroia,  Mqr-Ji-a. 
Marciana,  Mqr-Ji-a-na. 
Marcianopolis,  Mqr-Ji-a-nop-o-lis. 
Marcianus,  Mqr-Ji-a-nus. 
Mareius  Sabinus,  M^r-Ji-us  Sa- 

b|-nus. 
Marcomanni,  Mqr-ko-man-j,  er 
Marcomani,  Mar-kom-a-nj. 
Marcus,  Mqr-kus. 


GR8K  AND   LATIN    PROPER  N^MZ. 


roi 


Mardi,  Mqr-dj. 
Mardia,  Mqr-di-a. 
Mardonius,  Mar-do-ni-us. 
Mardus,  Mqr-dus. 
Mareotis,  Jlar-E-o-tis. 
Marginia,  Mar-jin-i-a,  and 
Margiania,  Mqr-ji-a-ni-a. 
Margites,  Mar-jj-tez. 
Maria,  Ma-rj-a,  or  Ma-ri-a. 
Mariaba,  Ma-rj-a-ba. 
MarianiDe,  Ma-ri-ain-nf . 
Marianae  FossiS,  Ma-ri-a-n£  F6s-£ 
Mariandynum,  Ma-ri-an-di-num. 
Marianus,  Ma-ri-a-nus. 
Marica,  ila-rj-ka. 
Marici,  Ma-rj-sj. 
Maricus,  Mar-i-kus. 
Marina,  Ma-rj-na. 
Marinus,  Ma-ri-nus. 
Maris,  Ma-ris. 
Marissa,  ila-ris-a. 
Marisus,  Mar-i-sus. 
Marita,  Ma-ri-ta. 
Marius,  Ma-ri-us. 
Marmacus,  Mqr-ma-kus. 
Marmarenses,  Mcir-ma-ren-SEZ. 
Marinarica,  Mar-mar-i-ka. 
Marmaridae,  Mar-mar-i-dg. 
Marmarion,  Mar-ma-ri-on. 
Maro,  Ma-ro. 

Marobudui,  ilar-o-bud-yix-j. 
Maron,  Ma-ron. 
Maronea,  Mar-o-ns-a. 
Marpesia,  Mar-pe-gi-a. 
Marpessa,  ilar-pes-a. 
Marpesu?,  Mar-pe-sus. 
Marres,  Mar-£z. 
Marruvium,  Ma-rdo-vi-um, 
Marrubium,  ila-r(f>-bi-um. 
Mars,  Mqrz. 
Mars»us,  Mar-se-us. 
Marsala,  Mqr-sa-la. 
Marse,  Mqr-se. 
Marsi,  Mqr-sj. 
Marsigni,  Mar-sig-nj. 
Marsyaba,  Mar-sj-a-ba. 
Martha,  Mqr-fca. 
Martia,  Mqr-Ji-Q. 
Martialis.  Mqr-Ji-a-lis. 
Martial,  Mqr-Jal.  {^Eng^ 
Martianus,  Mqr-Ji-a-nus. 
Martina,  Mar-ti-na. 
Martinianus,  Mar-tin-i-a-nus. 
Martius,  Mqr-Ji-us. 
MaruUus,  ila-rul-us. 
Maryon.  Ma-ri-on. 
Massaesylii,  Mas-e-sil-i-j. 
Masinissa,  Mas-i-nis-a. 
Massa,  Mas-a. 
Massaga,  Mas-a-ga. 
Massagetffi,  Ma-saj-£-t£, 
Massana,  Ma-sa-na. 
Massani,  Ma-sa-nj. 
Massicus,  Mas-i-kus. 
Massilia,  Ma-sil-i-a. 
Massyla,  Ma-si-la. 
Masurius,  Ma-sq,-ri-us. 
Matho,  Ma-to. 
Matieni,  ila-Ji-e-nj. 
Matinus,  Ma-tj-nu3. 
Matisco,  Ma-tis-ko. 
Matralia,  Ma-tra-li-a. 
Matrona,  ila-tro-na;  Mat-ro-na, 

{river.') 
Matronalia,  Mat-ro-na-li-a. 
Mattiaci,  Ma-tj-a-si. 


Matuta,  !Ma-tq,-ta. 
JIauri,  Mu-ri. 

Mauritania,  Mo-ri-ta-ni-Q. 
Maurus,  M6-rus. 
Maurusii,  Me-rA-ji-j. 
Mausolus,  Me-s<f)-lus. 
Mavors,  Ma-vorz. 
Mavortia,  Ma-ver-Ji-a. 
Maxentius,  Mak-sen-Ji-us. 
ilaximianus,  Mak-sim-i-a-nus. 
Maximiliana,  Maks-i-mil-i-a-na. 
Maximinus,  Maks-i-mj-nus. 
ilaximin,  Maks-i-rain.  {^Eng.) 
Maximus,  Maks-i-mus. 
Mazaca,  Maz-a-ka. 
Mazaces,  Ma-za-SEZ. 
Mazaeus,  Ma-zE-us. 
Mazares,  Ma-za-rEZ. 
Mazeras,  Maz-E-ras. 
Mazices,  Ma-zj-SEz,  and 
Mazyges,  Ma-zj-JEZ. 
Mechaneus,  Ms-ka-nE-us. 
Mecisteus,  Ms-sis-tE-us. 
Mecoenas,  Ms-SE-nas,  er 
Mecajnas,  ME-se-nas. 
Mecrida,  Mek-ri-da. 
Medea,  ME-ds-a. 
Medesicaste,  Me-des-i-kas-t£. 
Media,  ME-di-a. 
Medias,  Ms-di-as. 
Medicus,  Med-i-kus. 
Mediomatrices,   ME-di-o-ma-tri- 

SEZ. 

Mediomatrici,  Me  -di-o-ma-trj-sj. 
Medioxumi,  ME-di-oks-yq^-mi. 
Meditrina,  Med-i-trj-na. 
Medoacus,  ils-do-a-kus,  »?• 
Meduacus,  ME-dq-a-kus. 
Medobithyni.  Med-o-bit-i-nj. 
Medobriga,  Ms-dob-ri-ga. 
Medon,  ME-don. 
Medontias,  ilE-don-Ji-as. 
Meduana,  Med-yq-a-na. 
MeduUina,  Med-ul-j-na. 
Medus,  Jls-dus. 
Medusa,  Ms-dq-sa. 
Megabizi,  ME-gab-i-zj. 
Megabyzus,  Meg-a-bj-zus. 
Megacles,  Meg-a-klEZ. 
Megaelides,  ME-gak-li-d£Z. 
Megaera,  ME-je-ra. 
Megaleas,  ME-ga-k-as. 
Megalesia,  Meg-a-lE-gi-a. 
Megalia,  ME-ga-li-a. 
Megalopolis,  Meg-a-lop-a-lis. 
Megamcde,  Meg-a-ms-dE. 
Meganira,  Meg-a-ni-ra. 
Megapenthes,  Meg-a-pen-tEZ. 
Megara,  Meg-a-ra. 
Megareus,  Meg-a-rs-us,  and  Me- 

ga-rE-us. 
Megaris,  Meg-a-ris. 
Megarsus,  Ms-gqr-sus. 
Mcgasthenes,  ME-gas-t£-nEZ. 
Meges,  Me-jez. 
Megilla,  ME-jil-a. 
Megista,  ME-jis-ta. 
Megistia,  ME-jis-Ji-a. 
Melaenae,  Me-Ie-he. 
Melampa?,  ME-lam-pns. 
Melanchlwni,  Mel-ar)k-lE-rij. 
Melanchru?.  ME-lan-krus. 
Melane,  Mel-a-DE. 
Melaneus,  ME-la-ne-ns. 
Melanida,  ME-lan-i-da. 
Melanion,  Me-Ia-ni-on. 


Melanippe,  Mel-a-nip-E. 
Melanippides,  Mel-a-nip-i-d£Z. 
Melanippus,  Mcl-a-nip-us. 
^Iclanopus,  Mel-a-nci-pus. 
Melanosyri,  Mel-a-nos-i-rj. 
Melanthii,  ME-lan-ti-j. 
Melanthius,  M£-lan-ti-us. 
Jlelantho,  M£-lan-to. 
Mclanthus,  ME-lan-tus. 
Mela,  Fomponius,  Me-la,  Pom- 

p6-ni-us. 
Melas,  Ms-las. 
Meleager,  Mel-E-a-jer. 
Jleleagrides,  Mel-E-ag-ri-dez. 
Meles,  Me-1ez. 
Jlelesander,  Mel-E-san-der. 
Melese,  Mel-E-SE. 
Melesigenes,  Mel-E-sij-E-nEZ,  cr 
Melesigena,  Mel-£-sij-E-na. 
Melia,  Ms-li-a. 
Meliboeus,  Mel-i-bE-us. 
Melicerta,  Mel-i-ser-ta. 
Meligunis,   Mel-i-gq,-nis. 
Melina,  ME-lj-na. 
Melisa,  Ms-li-sa. 
Melissa,  ME-lis-a. 
Melissus,  Me-IIs-us. 
Melita,  Mel-i-ta,  and 
Melite,  Mel-i-tE. 
Melitene,  Mel-i-tE-nE. 
Melitus,  Mel-i-tus. 
Melius,  Me-H-us. 
Melixandrus,  Mel-iks-in-drus. 
Melobosis,  Ms-lob-o-sis. 
Mslon,  Ms-Ion. 
Melo?,  Ms'-los. 
Melpia,  Mel-pi-a. 
Melpomene,  5lel-p6m-E-nE. 
Memaceni,  Ms-mas-E-nj. 
Memmia,  Mem-i-a. 
Memmius,  Mem-i-us. 
Memnon,  Mem-non. 
Memphis,  Mem-fis. 
Memphitis,  Mem-fi-tis. 
Mena,  Ms-na,  ur 
Menes,  Me-uez. 
Menalcas,  Ms-nal-kas. 
Menalcidas,  Ms-nal-si-das. 
Menalippe,  Men-a-lip-E. 
Menalippus,  Men-a-lip-us. 
Menander,  Ms-nan-der. 
Menapii,  ME-na-pi-j. 
Menapis,  Men-a-pia. 
Menas,  Mf-nas. 
Mencheres,  ilen-ks-rEZ. 
Mendes,  Men-dsz. 
Menecles,  M£-nek-lEz. 
Meneclides,  Mcn-E-kli-dsz. 
Menecrates,  Ms-nek-ra-tfz. 
Menedemus,  Men-E-d£-mus. 
Menegetas,  Ms-nej-E-tas, 
Menelaia,  }tIen-E-la-ya. 
Menelaus,  ^len-s-la-us. 
Menenius  Agrippa,  ME-ns-ni-us 

A.-grip-a. 
Menephr<in,  Men-s-fron. 
Menes.  Me-nsz. 
Menesteus,  Ms-nes-tE-us,  6r 
Meneftheus,  Ms-nes-ts-us,  «r 
ilnestheus,  Xes-fc£-us. 
Menesthei  Tortus,    Men-es-te'-j 

Per-tus. 
Menesthius.  Ms-nes-ti-us. 
.Menetas,  Men-s-tas. 
Menippa,  Me-nip-a. 
Menippides,  ME-nip-i-dez. 


702 


GKSK   AND   LATIN   PROPER   N^MZ. 


Menippides,  Me-nip-i-dsz. 
Menippus,  Me-nip-us, 
Menius,  Me-ui-us. 
Mennis,  Men-is. 
Menodotus,  Ms-nod-O-tus. 
Menoeeeus,  Me-ne-Je-us. 
Mencietes,  Ms-ne-tEZ. 
Menoetius,  Me-nE-Ji-us. 
Menon,  Ms-non. 
Menophilus,  Ms-nof-i-lus. 
Menta,  Men-ta,  &)• 
Minthe,  Min-te. 
Monies,  Men-tez. 
Mentissa,  Men-tis-a. 
Mento,  Men-to. 
Mentor,  Men -tor. 
Menyllus,  ME-nil-as, 
Mera,  Me-ra. 
Moera,  Me-ra. 
Mereurius,  Mer-ki\,-ri-U3. 
Mercury,  Mer-ki\,-ri. 
Moriones,  Me-rj-o-nEZ. 
Mermerus,  Mer-mE-rus. 
Mermnadie,  Merm-na-ds. 
Meroe,  Mer-o-e. 
Merope,  Mer-o-ps, 
Merops,  Me-rops. 
Meros,  Ms-ros. 
Merula,  Mer-yn,-la. 
Mesabates,  Ms-sab-a-tsz. 
Mesabius,  Me-sa-bi-us. 
Mesapia,  ME-sa-pi-a. 
Mesaubius,  Ms-sa-bi-us. 
Mesembria,  M£-sem-bri-a. 
Mesene,  Me-se-de. 
Mesomedes,  Mes-o-me-dgz. 
Mesopotamia,  Mes-o-po-ta-mi-a. 
Messala,  Mes-a-la. 
Messalina,  Mes-a-lj-na. 
Messalinus,  Mes-a-lj-nus. 
Messana,  Mes-a-na. 
Messapia,  Mes-a-pi-Q. 
Messatis,  Mes-a-tis. 
Messe,  Mes-g. 
Messeis,  Mes-e-is. 
Messene,  Mes-E-nE,  &r 
Messena,  Mes-E-na. 
Messenia,  Mes-e-ni-a. 
Mestor,  Mes-tor. 
Mesula,  ME-si|,-la. 
Metabus,  Met-a-bus. 
Metagitnia,  Met-a-jit-ni-a. 
Metanira,  Met-a-nj-ra. 
Metapontum,  Met-a-p6n-tum. 
Metapontus,  Met-a-p6n-tus. 
Metaurus,  ME-to-rus. 
Metella,  ME-tel-a. 
Metelli,  Ms-tel-j. 
Metharma,  ME-t^r-ma. 
Methion,  ME-tj-on. 
Methodius,  Ms-to-di-us, 
Methone,  ME-to-ne. 
Methydrium,  Mg-tid-ri-um. 
Methymna,  Me-fcim-na. 
Metiadusa,  Mg-Ji-a-d^-sa. 
Metilia,  Mg-til-i-a. 
Metilii,  Mg-til-i-j. 
Metilius,  Mg-til-i-us. 
Mctioehus,  ME-tj-o-kus. 
Metion,  Mg-ti-on. 
Metis,  Mfi-tis. 
Metiscus,  Mg-tis-kus. 
Metius,  Mg-Ji-us. 
Metoecia,  Mg-tE-Ji-a. 
Meton,   Mg-ton. 
Matope,  Met-w-pg. 


Metra,  Mg-tra. 

Metrobius,  Mg-tro-bi-us. 

Metrocles,  Met-rci-klgz. 

Metrodorus,  Met-ro-do-rus. 

Merrophanes,  Mg-trof-a-nez. 

Metropolis,  Mg-trop-o-lis. 

Mettius,  Met-Ji-as. 

Mevania,  Mg-va-ni-a. 

Mevius,  Mg-vi-us. 

Mezentius,   Mg-zen-Ji-us. 

Micea,  ili-sE-a. 

Micipsa,  Mj-sip-sa. 

Micythus,  Mis-i-tus. 

Midas,  Mi-das. 

Midea,  Mj-de-a,  (ow  Rrgos.) 

Midea,  Mid-g-a,  (o«  Beafia.) 

Mieza,  Mj-E-za. 

Milanion,  Mi-la-ni-on. 

Milesii,  Mj-le-^^i-j. 

Milesius,  Mj-le-Ji-us. 

Miletia,  Mj-lg-Ji-a. 

Miletium,  Mj-lt'-Ji-um. 

Miletus,  Mj-le-tus. 

Milias,  Mil-i-as. 

Milichus,  Mil-i-kus. 

Milinus,  Mi-lj-nus. 

Milionia,  Mil-i-6-ni-a, 

Milo,  Mj-lo. 

3Iilonius,   Afi-lo-ni-us. 

Miltiades,  Jlil-tj-a-dez. 

Milto,  Mil-to. 

Milvius,  Mil-vi-us. 

Milyas,  Mil-i-as. 

Slimalones,  Mi-mal-Q-nsz. 

Mimas,  Mj-mas. 

Mimnermus,  Mim-ner-mus. 

Mincius,  Min-Ji-us. 

Mindarus,  Min-da-rus. 

Mineides,  Mi-ng-i-dEZ. 

Minerva,  Mi-ner-va. 

Minervalia,  Min-er-va-li-a, 

Minio,  Min-i-o. 

Minnoei,  Mj-ng-j. 

Minoa,  Mi-ntb-a. 

Minois,  Mi-no-is. 

Minos,   Mi-nos. 

Minotaurus,  Min-cb-te-rus. 

Minthe,  Min-tg. 

MinturnsB,  Min-tur-nE. 

Minucia,  Mi-n^-Ji-a. 

Minutius,  Mi-m^-Ji-us. 

Minyae,  Min-i-g. 

Minyas,  Min-i-^. 

Minycus,  Min-i-kus, 

Minyia,  Mi-nj-ya. 

Minytus,  Min-i-tus. 

Miraees,  Mir-a-sgz. 

Misenum,  Mj-se-num. 

Misenus,  Mj-sg-nus. 

Misitheus,  Mj-sit-i-us. 

Mithradates,  Mit-ra-da-tez. 

Mithras,  Mi-tras. 

Mithrenes,  Mj-trg-ngz. 

Mithridates,  Mit-ri-da-tgz. 

Mithridatis,  Mit-ri-da-tis. 

Mithrobarzanes,    Mit-ro-bar-za- 

HEZ. 

Mitylene,  Mit-i-le-ng,  and 
Mitylense,  Mit-i-lg-UE. 
Mitys,  Mj-tis. 
Mizaji,  M4-ZE-J. 
Mnasalces,  Na-sal-sez. 
Mnasias,  Na-Ji-as. 
Mnasieles,  Nas-i-klEZ. 
Mnasippinas,  Na-sip-i-das. 
Mnasippus,  Na-sip-us. 


Mnasitheus,  Na-sit-E-us. 
Mnason,  Nd-son. 
Mnasyrium,  Na-sir-i-um. 
Mnemon,  Ns-mon. 
Mnemosyne,  Ng-mos-i-nc. 
Mnesarchus,  Ng-sqr-kus. 
Mnesibulus,  Ne3-i-b4-lus. 
Mnesidamus,   Ng-sid-a-mus,  er 

Nes-i-da-mus. 
Mnesilaus,  Nes-i-la-us. 
Mnesimache,  Ng-sim-a-kg. 
Mnesimachus,  Ng-sim-a-kus. 
Mnesitheus,  Ng-sifc-g-us. 
Mnester,  Nes-ter. 
Mnastheus,  Xes-tg-us. 
Mnestia,  Xes-Ji-a. 
Mnestra,  Nes-tra. 
Mnevis,  Ng-vis. 
Moaphernes,  Mo-a-fer-nez. 
Modia,  Mo-di-a. 
Moecia,  Mg-Ji-a. 
Moedi,  Me-dj. 
Moenus,  Mg-nus. 
Mceon,  Mg-on. 
Moeonides,  Ms-on-i-dez. 
Moera,  Mg-ra. 
Mceragetes,  Mg-raj-e-tsz. 
Mceris,  Jle-ris. 
Mcesia,  Mg-gi-a. 
Mogyni,  Mo-jj-nj. 
Moleia,  Mo-lE-ya. 
Molione,  Mo-lj-o-ns. 
Molo,  M6-I0. 
Moloeis,  Mo-ls-is. 
Molorchus,  Mo-ler-kus. 
Molossi,   Mo-16s-j. 
Molossia,  Mo-16s-Ji-a. 
Molossis,  Mu)-16s-is. 
Molossus,  Mo-los-us. 
Molpadia,  Mol-pa-di-a. 
Molpus,  Mol-pus. 
Molus,  M<a-lus. 
Molycrion,  Mo-lik-ri-on. 
Momemphis,  Mo-mem-fis. 
Momus,  Mca-mus. 
Mona,  Ma-na. 
Monajses,  Mo-ng-sgz. 
Jlonesus,  Mo-ng-sus. 
Moueta,  Mo-ng-ta. 
Monima,  M6n-i-ma. 
Monimus,  M6n-i-mus. 
Monodiis,  M6n-o-dus. 
Monoecus,  Mo-ng-kus. 
Monoleus,  Mo-n6-lg-us. 
Monophage,   Mo-nof-a-JE. 
Monophilus,  Mo-nof-i-lus. 
Montanus,  Mon-ta-nus. 
Monychus,  M6n-i-kus. 
Monymus,  M6n-i-mus. 
Mophis,  Mo-fis. 
Mopsium,  M6p-Ji-um. 
Mopsopia,  Mop-s6-pi-a. 
Mopsus,  Mop-sus. 
Morgantium,  Mer-gan-Ji-um. 
Morini,  M6r-i-nj. 
Moritasgus,  Mor-i-tas-gus. 
Morius,  M6-ri-us. 
Jlorpheus,  Mer-fg-us. 
Mors,  Merz. 
Morys,  Jlo-ris. 
Mosa,  JI6-sa. 
Moschi,  M6s-kj. 
Moschion,  M6s-ki-on. 
Moschus,  Mos-kus. 
Mosella,  Mca-sel-a. 
Moses,  Ma-zez. 


GESK  AND  LATIN  PROPER  NOMZ. 


703 


Mosychlus,  Mo-sik-lus. 

MdsyiKeei,  Mus-i-ne-sj. 

Molhone,  Mo-to-ne. 

Motya,  Mo-tj-a. 

Mucianus,  Mii,-Ji-a-nus. 

Mucius,  M^-Ji-us. 

Mucra9,  Mi\,-krE. 

Mulciber,  Miil-si-ber. 

Mulueha,  Mix-hi,-ka. 

Mulvius  Pons,  Mdl-vi-u3  Ponz. 

Mummius,  Mdm-i-us. 

Munatius,  Mii,-na-Ji-us. 

Munda,  Mua-da. 

Munitus,  ilix-ni-tus. 

Munyehia;.  Mi|-nik-i-8. 

MuriBna,  Mn,-re-na. 

Murcus,  Mdr-kus. 

Muretus,  Mn,-rg-tus. 

Murgantia,  ilur-gan-Ji-a. 

Murrhenus,  Mur-e-uus. 

Murtia,  Mur-Ji-a. 

Mus,  Mus.  [ni-us. 

Musa  Antonius,  Mi|-za  An-t6- 

MusEe,  Mi|,-ZE. 

Musaeus,  JIi|-ze-us. 

Musonius   Rufus,    Mq,-SQ-ni-us 

Rcf)-fus. 
Mustela,  Mus-tl-la. 
iluthuUus,  Mri-tdl-us. 
Mutia,  Mi\,-Ji-a. 
Mutilia,  Mii-til-i-a. 
Mutina,  Mii-ti-na. 


Mutines,  Mix-ti-nez. 
Matinus,  Mn,-ti-nu3. 
JIutius,  Mii-Ji-us. 
Mutunus,  Mix-ti\,-nus. 
Mutusciae,  Mn,-tds-se. 
Myagrus,  Mj-a-grus,  6r 
Myodcs,  Mi-o-dez. 
Mycale,  Mik-a-le. 
Mycalessus,  Mik-a-les-us. 
Mycen;e,  Mj-sg-ng. 
Myceriuus,  Mis-e-rj-nus. 
Myciberna,  Mis-i-ber-na. 
Mycithus,  Mis-i-tus. 
Mycon,  Mj-kou. 
Myeone,  Mik-o-HE. 
Mydon,  Mj-don. 
Mj'ecphoris,  Mj-ek-fo-ris. 
Myenus,  Mi-E-nus. 
Mygdon,  Mig-don. 
Mygdonia,  Mig-dia-ni-a. 
Mygdonus,  Mig-do-nus. 
Mylassa,  Jli-las-a. 
Myle,  Jii-lE,  or 
Mylas,  Mi-las. 
M^'les,  Mi-Iez. 
Mylitta,  Mj-lit-a. 
Myndus,  Min-dus. 
Mynes,  Mi-nsz. 
Myni^e,  Min-i-£. 
Myonia,  Mj-6-ni-a. 
Myra,  Mi-ra. 
Myrcinus,  Aler-sj-nus. 


Myricus,  Mi-rj-kus. 
Myrina,  Mi-ri-na. 
Myrinus,  iMi-rj-nu3. 
Myriic,  Mir-i-£. 
Myrmecides,  Mcr-mes-i-dez. 
Myrmidones,  Mer-mid-o-nez. 
Myron,  Mj-ron. 
Myronianus,  Mi-ro-ni-a-nus. 
Myronides,  Mi-ron-i-dez. 
Myronus,  Mi-riJ-nus. 
Myrrha,  Mir-a. 
Myrsilus,  Mer-si-lus. 
Myrsinus,  Mer-si-nus,  (a  siti.) 
Alyrsas,  Mer-sus. 
Myrtale,  Mer-ta-le. 
Myrtea,  Mer-tE-a. 
Myrtilus,  jiler-ti-lus, 
Myrtis,  Mer-tis.  [re. 

Myrtoum  Alare,  Mer-tQ-um  Ma- 
Myrtous,  Mer-to-us. 
Myrtuntium,  Mer-tdn-Ji-um. 
Myrtusa,  Mer-ti^-sa. 
Myscellus,  Mi-sel-us. 
Mysia,  Mij-i-a. 
Mysomacedones,  Mj-so-ma-s^d- 

Q-nEZ. 

Myson,  Mj-son. 
Mystalides,  Mi-stal-i-dez. 
Mystes,  Mis-t£z. 
Mythecua,  Mit-£-kus. 
Mytilene,  Mit-i-le-nE. 
Myus,  Mj-us. 


N. 


Nabaezane,  Nab-ar-za-ns. 
Nabathaja,  Nab-a-M-a. 
Nabis,  Xa-bis. 
Nadagara,  Na-dag-a-ra. 
Xaenia,  Ns-ni-a. 
Najvius,  N£-vi-us. 
Nsevolus,  Xev-Q-lus. 
Naharvali,  Na-h^r-va-lj. 
Naiades,  Na-ya-d£z. 
Nais,  Na-is. 
Napffiffi,  Na-pB-£. 
Naphilu?,  Xaf-i-lus. 
Xar,  Nqr. 
Narbo,  Xqr-bo. 
Narbonensis,  Nqr-biii-nen-sis. 
NarcsBus,  Xar-SE-us. 
Narcissus,  Xar-sis-us. 
Nargara,  Xqr-ga-ra. 
Narisci,  Xa-ris-sj. 
Narnia,  Xqr-ni-a,  er 
Xarna,  X'tr-na. 
Xarses,  Xqr-ssz. 
Xarthec'is,  Xur-fcE-sis. 
Xarycia,  Xa-iiJ-i-a. 
Nasamou''^,  Xas-a-ma-nEz. 
Nascio,  Xus-Ji-o,  er 
Natio,  Na-Ji-o. 
Xasica,  X:\s-i-ka. 
N^asidienus,  Xa-sid-i-e-ntis. 
Nasua,  Nas-yq-a. 
Natalia,  Xa-ta-li-a. 
Natalis,  Xa-ta-li?. 
Natta,  Xat-a. 
Xaucles,  Ng-klsz. 
X^auciilus,  Xo-ko-lus. 
Xaucratfs,  Xo-kra-tez. 
Xaucratis,  Ne-kra-tis. 


Naulochus,  Xo-lo-kus. 

Naupactus,  Xe-pak-tus. 

Xaupactum,  No-pak-tum. 

Nauplia,  Ne-pli-a. 

Nauplius,  No-pli-us, 

Naura,  No-ra. 

Nausieaa,  Ne-sik-a-a. 

X^ausicles,  Xo-si-klEZ. 

Xausimenes,  No-si  m-E-nsz. 

Xausithoe,  X"e-sit-o-E. 

Xausithous,  Xe-sit-o-us. 

N'aates,  No-tEZ. 

Nava,  Na-va. 

Navius  Actius,  Na-vi-us  Ak'Ji-us. 

X^axos,  Naks-os. 

Nesera,  X"E-8-ra. 

Neaethus,  Ns-s-tus. 

Nealces,  Ne-AI-sez. 

Nealiees,  X's-al-i-SEZ. 

Nebrodes,  X''£-br6-dEZ. 

Nebrophonos,  X'E-brof-Q-nos. 

Nechos,  Ns-kos. 

Necropolis,  XE-krop-o-lis. 

X^ectanebus,  Xek-ta-nE-bus,  and 

Xectanabis,  X^ek-tan-a-bis, 

Xecysia,  Ns-sig-i-a. 

Neis,  X'e-is. 

Neleus,  X'e-Ie-us,  (to.) 

Neleus,  Ne-Ie-us,  (a.) 

Nelides,  XE-li-dEZ. 

Nelo,  Xe-Icd. 

Nemaea,  X'^E-mE-a. 

Nemausus,  XE-me-sus. 

Nemea,  X^E-tnE-a;  NE-me-a,  (a 

siti. ) 
Nemesianus,  XE-ms-Ji-a-nus. 
Nemesis   Nem-e-sis. 


Nemesius,  NE-mE-Ji-us, 
Nemetes,  Nem-£-t£Z. 
Nemeus,  Xe-die-us. 
Nemoralia,  Xem-o-ra-li-a. 
Neobule,  N£-o-bi\,-lE. 
Neocaesarea,  NE-o-ses-a-rs-a. 
Neochabis,  Xs-ok-a-bis. 
Neocles,  Ns-o-klEZ. 
Neogenes,  Xe-oj-e-dez. 
X^'eoiuoris,  X^E-om-o-ris. 
Neon,  Nfi-on. 
Neontichos,  X's-on-tj-kos. 
Neoptolemus,  N£-op-t61-£-mus. 
Neoris,  X'e-o-ris. 
Nepe,  X^E-pE. 
X'ephalia,  NE-fa-li-a.      ' 
Nephele,  Nef-£-l£. 
X'^epherites,  Nef-er-j-tsz. 
Nephus,  Nfi-fus. 
Nepia,  Ns-pi-a. 
X'^epos,  Ns-pos. 
Nepotianus,  NE-po-Ji-a-nus. 
Nepthys,  X^ep-tis. 
Xeptunia,  Xep-ti^-ni-a. 
Neptunium,  Xep-tvi-ni-um. 
Neptunius,  X'^ep-tti-ni-us. 
Neptunus,  X^'ep-tq-nus. 
Neptune,  Nep-tqn.  {Eng.y 
X'ereidns,  X'E-rE-i-dez. 
Nereids,  X'^s-rE-idz. 
X^ereius,  NE-rs-yus. 
X^'ereus,  X'^E-rE-us. 
X^erine,  XE-ri-ns. 
Neriphus,  Ner-i-fus. 
Neritos,  Xer-i-tos. 
X'erius,  Xe-ri-us. 
Nero,  NE-ro. 


704 


GRSK  AND   LATIN   PROPER   N£[MZ. 


Xeronia,  Xe-r(5-ni-a. 
Nertobrigiii,  Xer-to-brij-i-a. 
Nerulum,  Xer-yix.-luin. 
Xerva  Cocceius,   Ner-va  Kok- 

se-yus. 
Xervii,  Xer-vi-j. 
Xesaea,  X^e-se-a. 
Xesiinachus,  Xg-sim-a-kiis. 
Xesiope,  Xe-Ji-6-pE. 
Xesis,  Xe-sis. 
Xesope,  Xe-so-ps. 
Xessus,  Xes-us. 
Xestocies,  Xes-to-klsz. 
Xestor,  X''es-tor. 
Xestorius,  Xes-to-ri-us. 
Xestus,  X^es-tus,  er 
Xessus,  Xes-us. 
Xetum,  Xe-tum. 
Xeuri,  Xs-yq,-rj. 
Niceea,  Xj-se-a. 
Nicagoras,  Xj-kag-o-ras. 
Xieander,  Xj-kan-der. 
Xicaner,  Xj-ka-nor. 
Xicarchus,  Xj-kqr-ka3. 
Nicarthides,  Xik-ar-tj-dsz. 
Xicator,  Xj-ka-tor. 
Xice,  Xj-SE. 

Xicephorium,  Xis-e-f6-ri-um. 
Xicephorius,  Xis-e-fo-ri-us. 
Xicephorus,  Xj-sef-o-rus. 
Xiceratus,  Xis-  E-ra-tns. 
Xicetas,  Xj-SE-tas. 
Xiceteria,  Xis-E-tg-ri-a. 
Xicia,  X'iJ-i-a. 
Nicias,  XiJ-i-as. 
Xicippe,  Xj-sip-e. 
Xicippus,  Nj-sip-us. 
Xico,  Xj-ko. 

Xicochares,  Xj-kok-a-rcz. 
Nicocles,  Xik-o-klez. 
XicoGrates,  X^j-kok-ra-tsz. 
Xicocreon,  Xj-k6-kr£-on. 
Xicodemus,  Xik-o-de-mus. 
Xieodorus,  Xik-o-dc-rus. 
Xieodromus,  Xj-kod-rQ-mus. 
Nicolaus,  Xik-o-la-us. 
Nicomacha,  Xi-kom-a-ka. 
Xicomachus,  Xj-kom-a-kus. 
Xicomedes,  Xik-o-mE-dEz. 
Nieomedia,  Xik-o-mt-di-a. 
Nicon,  Xj-kon. 
Niconia,  Xj-ko-ni-a. 
Nicophron,  Xik-o-fron. 
Nieopolis,  Xi-kop-o-lis. 
Nicostrata,  Xj-kos-tra-ta. 
Nicostratus,  Xj-kos-tra-tus. 
Nicotelea,  Nik-o-te-ls-a. 


Xicoteles,  Xj-kot-E-kz. 
Xiger,  Xj-jer. 

Xigidias  Figulus,   Xj-jid-i-us 
^  Fig-yq,-lus. 
XigritEe,  Xj-grj-te. 
X'ileus,  Xj-1e-us. 
Xilus,  Xi-lus. 
Ninias,  Xin-i-as. 
X^innius,  Xin-i-us 
Ninus,  Xj-nus. 
Xinyas,  Xin-i-as. 
Xiobe,  Xj-o-bE. 
Xiphaeus,  Xi-fs-us. 
Xiphates,  Nj-fa-tEZ. 
Xiphe,  Xj-f£. 
Xireus,  Xir-s-us. 
Nisa,  Xj-sa. 
Nisasa,  Xj-ss-a. 
Xisaee,  Xj-se-e. 
Xiseia,  Xj-SE-ya. 
Xisibis,  Xis-i-bis. 
Xisus,  Xj-sus. 
Xisyros,  Xj-sj-ros. 
Xitetis,  Xj-tE-tis. 
Xitocris,  Xj-to-kris. 
Xitria,  Xit-ri-a. 
Xoas,  X6-as. 
Xocmon,  Xok-mon. 
X'octiluca,  Xok-ti-lq,-ka. 
Xola,  X6-la. 
Xomades,  X6m-a-dEZ. 
Xomae,  X'o-djb. 
Xomentanus,  Xom-en-ta-niis. 
Xomentiim,  Xo-men-tum. 
Xomii,  X6-mi-j. 
Xomius,  X(0-mi-us. 
Xonacris    Xo-na-kris. 
Xonius,  Xcj-  ni-tis. 
Xonnius,  X6n-i-us. 
Xonnus,  X6n-us. 
Xonus,  X6-nus. 
Xopia,  Xo-pi-a,  w 
Cnopia,  Xo-pi-a. 
Xora,  X'o-ra. 
Xorax,  X6-raks. 
Xorba,  Xer-ba. 
Xoricum,  X6r-i-kum. 
Xorthippus,  Xor-6ip-us. 
X'^ortia,  Xer-Ji-a. 
Xothus,  Xu-tus. 
Xotium,  Xo-Ji-um. 
Xotus,  Xca-tus. 
Xovatus,  XcD-va-tus. 
Xoviodunum,  Xo-vi-o-dq,-num. 
Xoviomagum,  Xo-vi-6m-a-gum. 
Xovium,  Xcs-vi-um. 
Novius  Priscus,  N6-vi-us  Pris-kus. 


Xox,  Xoks. 
Xuceria,  Xq^-SE-ri-a. 
Xaithones,  Xt],-it-o-nEZ. 
Numana,  XT|-ma-na. 
Xumantia,  Xi|-man-Ji-a. 
Numantina,  Xq,-man-tj-na. 
Xumanus  Remulus,  Xq,-ma-nus 

Rem-yi|-lus. 
Numa  Pompilius,  Xii,-ma  Pom- 

pil-i-us. 
Numenes,  Xq^-niE-nez. 
Numenia,  X^i],-iii£-ni-a,  er 
Xeomenia,  XE-o-mg-ni-a. 
Numenius,  Xi],-m£-ni-u3. 
Numerianus,  Xix-mE-ri-a-nu3. 
Numerius,  Xi|-iiiE-ri-us. 
Numicus,  Xi|-mi-kus. 
Numida,  Xi|,-ini-da. 
Xumidia,  Nii,-mid-i-a. 
Numidius,  Xii,-mid-i-us. 
Xumitor,  Xi\,-mi-tor. 
Numitorious,  Xv^-mi-tQ-ri-us. 
Xumonius,  Xi|-mQ-ni-us. 
Nuncoreus,  Xun-k6-rE-us. 
Nundina,  iS^iin-di-na. 
Nundinae,  Xun-di-ns. 
Nursse,  X'^iir-sE. 
Xurscia,  Xiir-Ji-a. 
Xursia,  Xdr-Ji-a. 
Nutria,  X'i\-tri-a. 
Nyeteis,  Xik-t£-is. 
Xyctelius,  X"^ik-te-li-us. 
Nycteus,  Xik-tE-us. 
Xyctimene,  Xik-tim-e-nc. 
Xyetimus,  Xik-ti-mus. 
NymbEeum,  Xim-be-um. 
Nymphae,  Xim-fE. 
Xymphs,  Ximfs. 
Xymphaeum,  Xim-fE-um. 
Xymphteus,  Xim-fs-us. 
Nymphidias,  Xim-fid-i-as. 
Nymphis,  Xim-fis. 
Nymphodorus,  Ximf-o-do-rus. 
Nympholeptes,  Ximf-o-16p-tEZ. 
Xymphon,  Xim-fon. 
Nypsius,  Xip-Ji-us. 
Xysa,  X^j-sa,  er 
Xyssa,  Nis-a. 
Xysseus,  Xj-se-us. 
Xysas,  Xj-sas. 
Xyseius,  Xj-SE-yus. 
Nysiades,  Xj-sj-a-dEZ. 
Nysiae  Porta;,  XiJ-i-E  Pt5r-t£. 
Xysigena,  Xj-sij-£-na. 
Xysiros,  Xj-sj-ros. 
Xysius,  XiJ-i-us. 
Xyssa,  Xis-a. 


O. 


Oaeses,  CD-4i-sez. 
Oarus,  Q'a-ru3. 
Oases,  (D'a-SEz. 
Oasis,  O'a-sis. 
Oaxes,  O-aks-EZ. 
Casus,  O-aks-us. 
Obrimo,  Ob'ri-mo. 
Obsequens,  Ob'sE-kwens. 
Obultronius,  Ob-til-triS-ni-us. 
Ooalea,  O-ka-lE-a,  or 
Ocalia,  O-ka-li-a. 
Oceana,  Q-SE-a-na. 
Oceanidc's,  0-:'£-:'in-i-d£7.,  and 


Oceanitides,  O-SE-an-it-i-dez. 
Oceanus,  (D-s£-a-nus. 
Oceia,  O-sE-ya. 
Ocelis,  O-sE-lia. 
Ocellus,  CD-sel-us. 
Ocelum,  O-PE-lnm. 
Oeha,  O'ka. 
Oehesius,  tO-kE-Ji-Ua. 
Ochus,  (D'kus. 
Ocnus,  Ok'nus. 
Ocriculuni,  0-krik-yq,-lum. 
OeridioD,  O-krid-i-on. 
Ocrisia,  D-krij-i-a. 


Octacilius,  Ok-ta-sil-i-us. 
Octavia,  Ok-ta-vi-a. 
Octavianus,  Ok-ta-vi-a-nus. 
Octavius,  Ok-ta-vi-us. 
Octolophuni,  Ok-tol-o-fum. 
Ocyalus,  O-sj-a-lus. 
Ocypcte,  Q-sip-E-tE. 
Oeyroe,  O-sir-a-E. 
Odcnatus,  Od-E-na-tu3. 
Odessus,  O-des-us. 
Odinus,  O-di-nus. 
Odites,  O-di-tEZ. 
Odoacer,  Od-o-a-ser. 


GRSK  AND  LATIN  PROPER  NttMZ. 


705 


Odomanti,  Od-o-man-ti. 
Oduiic^,  (Jd'bj-nEZ. 
Odry^ie,  Od'ri-s£. 
Odyssea,  O-dis-s-a,  or  Od-i-se-a 
Odyssey,  Od'i-si. 
(Eagarus,  8-ag-a-rus,  and 
C&iger,  y'a-ger. 
CEauthae,  S-an-te,  and 
(Eanthia,  8-an-ti-a. 
CEiax,  S'aks. 
(Ebalia,  S-ba-li-a. 
(Ebalus,  Eb'a-lus. 
CEbares,  Eb'a-rez. 
(Ejhalia,  8-ka-li-a. 
(Ejleus,  Ek'lE-u3. 
CEjlidss,  S-kli-dez. 
CE)3uiiienius,  Ek-yq,-mE-ni-us. 
CEiipoJia,  Ed-i-p6-di-a. 
(ElipiLs,  Ed'i-pus. 
(Eme,  8'mE. 
CEaanthes,  S-nan-fiez. 
(Eae,  8'ns. 
(Eaea,  8'n£-a. 
(Eaeus,  S'ne-us. 
CEaides,  8-nj-dEZ. 
(Enoe,  En'u)-E. 
CEnom-a-us,  8-n6m-a-us. 
CEnon,  8'non. 
CEaona,  8-n6-na. 
CEnone,  8-nQ-nE. 
CBaopia,  8-nQ-pi-a. 
CEuopides,  8-n6p-i-dEZ. 
CEnopion,  8-n6-pi-on. 
CEaotri,  En'o-trj. 
(Eaotria,  8-n6-tri-a. 
CEootrus,  Ea'o-trus. 
CEnusi?e,  8-nq,-S£. 
CEonus,  S'o-nus. 
(Eroe,  Er'o-E. 
CEsyme,  8-sj-mE. 
CEta,  S'ta. 
CEtylus,  Et'i-lus,  er 
(Etylum,  Et'i-lum. 
Ofellus,  O-fel-as. 
Ofi,  O-fi. 

Ogdolapis,  Og-dol-a-pis. 
Ogdorus,  Og-do-rus. 
Ogmius,  Og'mi-us. 
Ogoa,  Og'o-a. 
Ogulnia,  O-gdl-ni-a. 
Ogyges,  Oj'i-jez. 
Ogygia,  O-jij-i-a. 
Ogyris,  Oj'i-ris. 
Oicleus,  O-ik-lE-us. 
Oileous,  O-il-E-us. 
Oilides,  O-i-lj-dsz. 
Olane,  OL'a-nE. 
Olanu?,  O-la-nus. 
Olba,  Ol'ba,  &r 
Olbus,  Ol'bus. 
Olbia,  Ol'bi-a. 
Olbius,  Ol'bi-us. 
Olchinium,  01-kin-i-um. 
Olearos,  O-le-a-ros,  er 
Oliros,  Ol'i-ros. 
Oleatruin,  O-lE-a-trum. 
Olen,  O'len. 
Olenus,  Ol'E-nus,  or 
Olenum,  Ol'E-num. 
Olgasys,  Ol'ga-sis. 
Oligyrtis,  01-i-jer-tis. 
Oliniae,  O-lin-i-E. 
Olintbus,  (D-lin-tns. 
Olisipo,  Ol-i-sj-po. 
Olisippo,  Ol-i-sip-o,  or 
Olyssipo,  (D-lis-i-p<a. 
45 


Olitingi,   01-i-tin-jj. 
Ollius,  Ul'i-us. 
OUovico,  01-6v-i-ko. 
,  Olinius,  Ol'mi-us,  er  01-mi-us. 
Olophyxus,  Ol-o-fikj-us. 
Olyiniiiiuin,  CJ-lim-pE-um. 
Olympia,  CJ-lim-pi-a. 
Olympia.?,  Q-liin-pi-as. 
Oiympicus,  CJ-lim-pi-kus. 
Olyinpieum,   CJ-litn-pi-e-um. 
Olympiodorus,  O-lim-pi-o-difi-rus. 
Olympiosthenes,  O-lim-pi-os-te- 

nEZ. 
Olympius,  O-lim-pi-us. 
Olympus,  O-liin-pus. 
Olympusa,  Ol-im-pi],-sa. 
Olynthus.  O-lin-tus. 
Olyras,  CJ-lj-ras. 
Olyzon,  Q-li-zon. 
Oinarius,  W-ma-ri-us. 
Ombi,  Oui'bj. 
Ombri,  Om'bri. 
Omole,  Om'o-le. 
Omophagia.  Om-o-fa-ji-Q. 
Omphale,  Om'fa-le. 
Omphalos,  Om'fa-los. 
Oaaeum,  0-n£-um,  er 
Oseneum,  (D-E-nE-um. 
Onarus,  O-na-rus. 
Onasimus,  Q-nas-i-mus. 
Onatas,  O-na-tas. 
Onchestus,  On-kes-tus. 
Oneion,  O-ns-yon. 
Onesicritus,  On-E-sik-ri-tus. 
Onesimus,  O-nes-i-mus. 
Onesippus,  On-£-sip-us. 
Onesius,  O-nE-Ji-us. 
Onetorides,  On-E-tor-i-dsz. 
Onium,  O'ni-um. 
Onoba,  On'o-ba. 
Onochonus,  O-nok-o-nus. 
Onomacritus,  On-o-mak-ri-tus. 
Onomarchus,  On-o-rnqr-kus. 
Onomastorides,  On-o-mas-tor-i- 

dEZ. 

Onomastus,  On-o-mas-tus. 
Onophas,  On'o-fas. 
Onophis,  On'o-fis. 
Onosander,  On-o-san-der. 
Onythes,  On'i-t£z. 
Opalia,  Q-pa-li-a. 
Opheas,  O-fE-as. 
Opheltes,  O-fel-tEZ. 
Ophensis,  Q-fen-sis. 
Ophia,  Q'fi-a. 
Ophiades,  O-fj-a-dEZ. 
Ophion,  O-fi-on. 
Ophioneus,  Q-fi-6-nE-us. 
Ophis,  O'fis. 
Ophiucus,  0-fi-yT|-kus. 
Ophiusa,  0-fi-yi],-sa. 
Opiei,  Op'i-sj. 
Opigena,  0  pij-e-na. 
Opilius.  O-pil-i-us. 
Opimius,  O-pim-i-us. 
Opis,  Q'pis. 
Opiter,  Op'i-ter. 
Opitergini,  Op-i-ter-ji-iq. 
Opites,  O-pj-tEZ. 
Oppia,  Op'i-a. 
Oppianus,  Op-i-a-nus. 
Oppidius,  Op-id-i-us. 
Oppius,  Op'i-us. 
Optatus,  Op-ta-tus. 
Optimus,  Op'ti-mus. 
Opuntia,  0-pdn-/i-a. 


Opus,  O'pus. 

Ora,  CJ'ra. 

Oraculum,  O-rak-yn-lum. 

Oraea,  O-re-a. 

Orasus,  Or'a-sus. 

Orbelus,  Or-bE-lus. 

Orbilius,  Or-bil-i-u3. 

Orbona,  Or-bo-na. 

Orcades,  Gr'ka-dEZ. 

Orchalis,  Or-ka-lis. 

Orchamus,  Or'ka-mus. 

Orchistene,  0r-kis-t£-nE. 

Orchomenus,  Or-kom-E-nus,  or 

Orchomenum,  Or-kom-E-num. 

Orcus,  Or'kus. 

Oreynia,  Or-sin-i-a. 

Ordessus,  Or-des-us. 

Oreades,  O-rE-a-dEZ. 

Oreads,  O'rs-adz. 

Oreas,  Q'rE-as,  (waw.) 

Oreos,  Q'rE-os. 

Orestae,  O-res-te. 

Orestes,  O-res-tEZ. 

Oresteum,  Q-res-tE-um. 

Orestidse,  Or-es-tj-ds. 

Orestides,  Or-es-tj-dEZ. 

Oretae,  Or'E-tE. 

Oretani,  Or-£-ta-nj. 

Oretilia,  Or-E-til-i-a. 

Oreum,  O-rs-um. 

Orga,  Or'ga,  er 

Orgas,  Or'gaz. 

Orgessum,  Or-jes-um. 

Orgetorix,  Or-jet-o-riks. 

Orgia,  Or'ji-a. 

Oribasas,  Q-rib-a-sus. 

Oricum,  Or'i-kum,  er 

Orieus,  Or'i-kus. 

Oriens,  O'ri-enz. 

Origen,  Or'i-jen,  {Eng.) 

Origo,  O-ri-go. 

Orinus,  Q-rj-nus. 

Oriobates,  0-ri-6b-a-tez. 

Orion,  O-ri-on. 

Orissus,  O-ris-us. 

OrisuUa  Livia,  Or-i-sdl-a  Liy-i-a. 

Oritae,  O-ri-tE. 

Orithyia,  C)-rit-i-j-a. 

Oritias,  O-rit-i-as. 

Oriundus,  O-ri-da-dus. 

Ormenus,  0r'mE-nus. 

Ornea,  Or'uE-a. 

Orneae,  Gr'nE-E. 

Orneus,  9r'n£-us. 

Ornithon,  Or-nj-ton. 

Ornitus,  0r'ni-tus. 

Ornospades,  Or-nos-pa-dEZ. 

Ornytion,  Or-nit-i-on. 

Oroanda,  Or-ca-an-da. 

Orobia,  O-ro-bi-a. 

Orodes,  O-ria-dsz. 

Orcfites,  O-rE-tEZ. 

Oromedon,  O-rom-E-don. 

Orontas,  Q-ron-taz. 

Orophernes,  Or-o-fer-nEZ. 

Oropus,  O-ro-pus. 

Orosius,  O-ro-Ji-us. 

Orpheus,  9r'fE-us. 

Orphitas,  Gr'fi-tus. 

Orsediee,  Or-sed-i-SE. 

Orseis,  Or-SE-is. 

Orsillas,  Or-sil-us. 

Orsilochus,  Or-sil-o-kus. 

Orsines,  6r'si-n£z. 

Orsippus,  Or-sip-us. 

Ortalus,  9r'ta-lus. 


706 


GR8K  AND  LATIN"  PROPER  NQMZ. 


OrthEDa,  Or-t^-a. 
Orthagoras,  Or-tag-o-ras. 
Orthe,  Qr'ts. 
Orthia,  9r'ti-a. 
Orlhru.s,  Gr'trus. 
Ortygia,  Or-tij-i-a. 
Ortygius,  Or-tij-i-us. 
Oru?:,  O'rus. 
Oryander,  O-ri-aa-der. 
Oryus,  (D-rj-us. 
Oryx,  O'riks. 

Oschophoria,  Os-ko-fo-ri-a. 
Osci,  Os'sj. 
Oseius,  Os'Ji-us. 
Oscus,  Os'kus. 
Osinius,  O-sin-i-us. 
Osiris,  0-s|-ris. 
Osismii,  O-sis-mi-j. 
Osphagus,  Oi'fa-gus. 
Osrhoene,  Os-ro-e-ne. 


Ossa,  Os'a. 

Osteudes,  Os-te-o-dgz. 
Ostia,  Os'Ji-a. 
Ostorius,  Os-t(3-ri-us. 
Ostracine,  Os-tra-sj-ne. 
Ostrogothi,  Os-trog-o-fcj. 
Osymandyas,  Os  i-inan-di-as. 
Otaeilius,  Ot-a-sil-i-us. 
Otanes,  Q-tA-nez. 
Othmarus,  Ot'ma-rus.  [vius. 

Otho,  M.  Salvias,  Q'ta,  M.  Sal- 
Othryoneus,    Ot-ri-o-ne-us    &r 

Ot-rj-ci-ni],s. 
Othrys,  Q'firis. 
Othrysius,  O-triJ-i-us. 
Otreus,  CO'trc-us. 
Otriades,  O-trj-a-dez. 
Otroeda,   O-tre-da. 
Otas,  O'tus. 
Otys,  O'tis, 


Ovidius,  O-vid-i-us. 
Ovid,  Ov'id.  (Eng.) 
Ovinia,  (0  vin-i-a. 
Ovinias,  (D-vin-i-us. 
Oxartes,  Oks-qr-tez. 
Oxidates,  Oks-id-a-tez. 
Oximes,  Oks'i-niEZ. 
Oxionai,  Oks- j-o-ne. 
Oxus,  Oks'us. 
Oxyares,  Oks-j-a-rez. 
Oxycanus,  Oks-i-ka-nus. 
OxydraciB,  Oks-id-ra-se. 
Oxylus,  Oks'i-lus. 
Oxynthes,  Oks-in-tez, 
Oxyporus,  Oks-ip-o-rus. 
Oxyryncliitas,  Oks-i-rio-kj-te. 
Oxyryiichur,  Oks-i-rin-kus. 
Ozines,  (J-zj-nez. 
Ozolae,  Oz'o-lg,  or 
Ozoli,  Oz'o-lj. 


P. 


Pacatianus,  Pa-ka-Ji-a-nus. 

Paccius,  Pak-Ji-us. 

Paches,  Pa-kez. 

Pachinus,  Pa-kj-nua. 

Paconius,  Pa-ko-ni-us. 

Pacorus,  Pak-o-rus. 

Pactolus,  Pak-to-lus. 

Pactyas,  Pak-ti-as. 

Pactyes,  Pak-ti-sz. 

Pacuvius,  Pa-kii,-vi-us. 

Padaei,  Pa-de-j. 

Padua,  Pad-yn,-a. 

Padus,  Pa-dus. 

Padusa,  Pa-di\-sa. 

Paean,  Pe-an. 

PsBdasus,  Ped-a-sus. 

Paedius,  Pe-di-us. 

Paemeni,  Pe-ma-nj. 

Paeon,  Pe-on. 

Poeones,  Pg-o-nez. 

Pajonia,  Pg-o-ni-a. 

PiBonides,  Pg-on-i-dez. 

Paeos,  Pg-os. 

Paesos,  Pe-sos. 

Poestuin,  Pes-tum. 

Pajtoviuui,  Pg-to-vi-um.        [na. 

Paetus  Caecinna,  Pg-tus  Sg-sin- 

Pagas«,  Pag-a-SE,  er 

Pagasa,  Pag-a-sa. 

Pagasus,  Pag-a-sus. 

Pagus,  Pa-jus, 

Palacium,  Pa-la-Ji-um,  »»• 

Palatium,  Pa-la-Ji-um. 

Palaea,  Pa-lg-a. 

Palaeapulis,  PaI-g-;ip-o-lis. 

Palaeinou,  Pa-lgmon,  er 

Paleinon,  Pal-e-mon. 

Palaepaphos,  Pa-lep-a-fos. 

PalajphaiuH,  Pa-le£-a-tus. 

Palaepiiiis,  Pa-lep-o-lia. 

Palae.-sto,  Pa-les-tg. 

Palaestiiia,  Pal-es-ti-na. 

Palaestinus,  Pal-es-tj-nus. 

Palamedes,  Pal-a-mg-dEZ. 

Palantia,  Pa-lan-Ji-a. 

Palantiuui,  Pa-lan-Ji-um. 

Palatinus,  Pal-a-lj-nus. 

Paleis,  Pa-lg-is,  (/r 

Palao,  Pa-lg. 

Pales,  Pa-lgz. 


Palfurius  Sura,  Pal-fq^-ri-us  Sq,- 

ra. 
Palibothra,   Pal-i-b66-ra  or  Pa- 

lib-<a-tra. 
Palibothreni,  Pal-i-bot-rs-nj. 
Palici,  Pa-lj-sj,  er 
Palisci,  Pa-'lis-sj. 
Palilia,  Pa-lil-i-a. 
Palinurus,  Pal-i-nq,-rus. 
Paliscorum,  Pal-i-sko-rum,  or 
Palicorum,  Pal-i-ko-rum. 
Pallades,  Pal-a-dtz. 
Palladium,  Pa-la-di-um. 
Palladius,  Pa-la-di-us. 
Pallanteum,  Pa-lan-tg-um. 
Pallantias,  Pa-lan-Ji-as. 
Pallantides,  Pa-lan-ti-dsz. 
Pallantion,  Pa-Ian-ti-on. 
Pallas,  Pal-as. 
Pallene,  Pa-lE-ng. 
Palma,  Pal-ma. 
Palmisos,  Pal-nij-sos. 
Palmyra,  Pal-mj-ra. 
Palphurius,  Pal-fi],-ri-us. 
Pammcnes,  Pam-E-ngz. 
Pammon,  Pam-on. 
Pampa,  Pam-pa. 
Paniphilus,  Pam-fi-lus. 
Pamphos,  Pam-fos. 
Pamphyla,  Pam-fil-i-Q. 
Pan,  Pan. 

Panacea,  Pan-a-sg-a. 
PaniBtius,  Pa-ng-Ji-us. 
Panares,   Pan-a-rgz. 
Panaristo,  Pan-a-ris-te. 
Panathenaia,  Pa-nat-g-ng-a. 
Panchaea,  Pan-kg-a,  er 
Panchaia,  Pan-ka-ya,  er 
Panchea,  Pan-kE-a. 
Pancratium,  Pan-kra-Ji-um. 
Panda,  Pan-da. 
Pandama,  Pan-da-ma. 
Pandaria,  Pan-da-ri-a. 
Pandarus,  Pan-da-rus. 
Pandates,  Pan-da-tgz. 
Pandemus,  Pan-dg-mus. 
Pandia,  Pan-di-a. 
Pandion,  P,ln-di-on. 
Pandora,  Pan-dcJ-ra. 
Pandosia,  Pan-do-si-a. 


Pandrosos,  Pau-drtj-sos. 
Panemus,  Pan-g-mus. 
Panenus,  Pan-g-nus,  or 
Panaeus,  Pa-ng-us. 
Pangajus,  Pan-jg-us. 
Paniasis,  Pa-n|-a-sis. 
Panionium,  Pa-ni-o-ni-um. 
Panius,  Pa-ni-us. 
Paunonia,  Pa-u6-ni-a. 
Panomphaeus,  Pan-om-fg-us, 
Panope,  Pan-is-pg,  er 
Pauopea,   Pan-o-pg-a. 
Panopes,  Pan-o-pgz. 
Panopeus,   Pa-no-pg-us. 
Panopion,  Pa-no-pi-on, 
Panopolis,   Pa-nop-o-lis. 
Panormus,  Pa-nor-mus. 
Pantagnostus,  Pan-tag-nos-tus. 
Pantagyas,  Pan-ta-ji-as. 
Pantaleon,  Pan-ta-lg-on. 
Pantauchus,  Pan-te-kus. 
Panteus,  Pan-tg-us. 
Panthca,  Pan-tg-a. 
Pantheon,  Pan-tg-on,  er 
Pantheon,  Pan-ts-on. 
Pantheus,  Pan-tg-us  &)' 
Panthus,  Pan-tus. 
Panthides,  Pan-ti-dgz. 
Panthoides,  Pan-t(j-i-dgz 
Panticapaiam,  Pan-ti-ka-pt-u:n. 
Panticapes,  Pan-tik-a-pEZ. 
Pantilius,  Pan-til-i-us. 
Panyasis,  Pa-ni-a-sis. 
Panyasus,  Pa-nj-a-sus. 
Papajus,  Pa-pg-us. 
Paphages,  Pa-fa-J£z. 
Paphia,  Pa-fi-a. 
Paphlagonia,  Paf-la-gti-ni-a. 
Paphos,  Pa-fos. 
Paphus,  Pa-fus. 
Papianus,  Pa-pi-a-nus. 
Papias,  Pa-pi-as. 
Papinianus,  Pa-pin-i-a-nus. 
Papinius,  Pa-pin-i-u3. 
Papiria,  Pa-pir-i-a. 
Papirius,  Pa-pir-i-ua. 
Pappus,  Pap-us. 
Papyri  us,  Pa-pir-i-ua. 
Parabyston,  Par-a-bis-ton. 
Paradisus,  Par-a-di-sus. 


GR8K  AND  LATIN  PROPER  NSMZ. 


707 


Paraetacae,  Pa-rdt-a-ss. 
Pdrjetonium,  Par-e-t(i-ni-um. 
Parali,  Par-a-lj. 
Paralus,  Par-a-lus. 
Parasia,  Pa-ra-i?i-a. 
Parasius,  Pa-ra-Ji-us. 
Parcae,  Pqr-SE. 
Paris,  Par- is. 
Parisades,  Pa-ris-a-dez. 
Parisii,  Pa-riJ-i-j. 
Parisas,  Par-i-sus. 
Parium,  Pa-ri-um. 
Parma,  Pqr-ina. 
Parmenides,  Par-tnen-i-dez. 
Parmenio,  Par-me-ni-o. 
Parmeno,  Pqi'-ms-no. 
Parnassus,  Par-nas-us. 
Parnes,  Pqr-nez. 
Parnessus,  Par-nes-us. 
Parni,  Pqr-nj. 
Paron,  Pa-roa. 
Paroreia,  Par-o-re-ya. 
Paros,  Pa-ros. 
Parrhasia,  Pa-ra-ji-a. 
Parrhasius,  Pa-ra-Ji-u3. 
Parthainisiris,  Pq^r-ta-mia-i-ris. 
Parthaon,  Par-ta-on. 
Partheaia,  Par-te-ni-a. 
Parthenije,  Par-te-ai-e,  and 
Parthenii,  Par-te-ni-j. 
Parthenion,  Par-fce-ni-on. 
Partlienius,  Par-te-ni-us. 
Parthenon,  Pqr-te-non. 
Parthenopa3us,  Par-ton-CD-ps-us. 
Parthenope,  Par-fcen-o-pe. 
Parehia,  Pqr-fci-a. 
Parthyene,  Pqr-ti-e-ne. 
Par)'sades,  Pa-ris-a-dsz. 
Parysatis,  Par-i-sa-tis. 
Pasargadii,  Pa-sqr-ga-da. 
Paseas,  Pa-se-as. 
Pasicles,  Pas-i-klEz. 
Pasicrates,  Pa-siii-ra-tsz. 
Pasiphao,  Pa-sif-a-e. 
Pasithea,  Pa-sif)-e-a. 
Pasitigris,  Pa-sit-i-gris. 
Passaron,  Pas-a-ron. 
Passienus,  Pas-i-e-nas. 
Passus,  Pas-US. 
Patara,  Pat-a-ra. 
Patavium,  Pa-ta-vi-um. 
Paterae,  Pa-ts-rs. 
Paterculus,  Pa-ter-kq,-lus. 
Patizithes,  Pa-tiz-i-tez. 
Patmos,  Pat-mos. 
Patrae,  Pa-trg. 
Patro,  Pa-trQ. 
Patrobas,  Pat-ro-bas. 
Patrocles,  Pa-tro-klez. 
Patrocli,  Pa-tro-klj. 
Patroolides,  Pat-ro-kli-dez. 
Patroclus,  Pa-tro-klus. 
Patron,  Pa-tron. 
Patrous,  Pat-ro-us. 
Patuicius,  Pa-tul-Ji-us. 
Paula,  Pe-la. 
Paulina,  Pe-lj-na. 
Paulinus,  Po-ij-nus. 
Paulus  ^mylius,  Pe-lus  8-mil- 

i-us. 
Pausanias,  Pe-sa-ni-as. 
Pausias,  Pe-Ji-as. 
Paver,  Pa-vor. 
Pax,  Paks. 
Paxos,  Paks-os. 
Peas,  Pe-as. 


Pedacia,  Pe-da-Ji-a. 

Ped;eus,  Pg-de-us. 

Pedani,  Pe-da-nj. 

Pedanius,  Pg-da-ni-us. 

Pedasa,  Ped-a-sa. 

Pediadis,  Pg-dj-a-di3. 

Pediaiius,  Pg-di-a-nus. 

Pedias,  Pg-di-as. 

Pedius  Blaesus,  Pe-di-us  Bls-sus. 

Pedo,  Pg-dcj. 

Pedum,  Pe-dum. 

Pega3,  Pe-je. 

Pegaseus,  Pe-ga-Je-us. 

Pegasides,  Pg-gas-i-dez. 

Pegasis,   Peg-a-sis. 

Pegasus,  Peg-a-su3. 

Pelagius,  Pg-la-ji-us. 

Pelagon,  Pel-a-gon. 

Pelagunes,  Ps-Iag-a)-ngz. 

Pelarge,  Pg-lqr-jg. 

Pelasgi,  Pe-las-j{. 

Pelasgia,  Pg-las-ji-a,  er 

Pelasgiotis,  Pg-las-jj-o-tis. 

Pelasgus,  Pe-las-gus. 

Peletlironii,  Pel-e-6r6-iii-i. 

Peleus,  Pg-lg-us. 

Peliades,  Pg-li-a-dgz. 

Pelias,  Pg-U-as. 

Pelides,  Pg-lj-dgz. 

Peligni,  Pg-lig-nj. 

Peligaus,  Pg-lig-nus. 

PeliuBeum,  Pel-i-ne-um. 

Pelinaeus.  Pel-i-ne-iis. 

Pelion,  Pg-li-on. 

Pelium,  Pg-U-um. 

Peila,  Pel-a. 

Pellanse,  Pel-a-ne. 

Pellene,  Pel-e-ne. 

Pelope,  Pel-Q-pe. 

Pelopea,  Pel-o-pg-a,  er 

Pelopia,  Pel-Q-pj-a. 

Pelopeia,  Pel-o-p8-ya. 

Pelopidas,  Pg-16p-i-das. 

Pelopius,  Pg-lis-pi-us. 

Peloponnesus,  PeI-o-pon-8-sus. 

Pelops,  Pg-lops. 

Pelor,  Pg-lor. 

Peloria,  Pg-lo-ri-a. 

Pelorum,  Pg-16-rum,  er 

Pelorus,  Pg-lo-rus. 

Pelusium,  Pg-h\,-gi-um. 

Penates,  Pg-na-tgz. 

Pendalium,  Pen-da-Ii-um. 

Peneia,  Peneis,   Pe-ng-ya,  Peu- 

g-is. 
Penelius,  Pe-ng-li-us. 
Penelope,  Pg-nel-ca-pe. 
Pencus,  Pe-ng-us,  er  Pe-ne-us. 
Penidas,  Pen-i-das. 
Pentapolis,  Pen-tap-o-lis. 
Penthesilea,  Pen-ig-si-lg-a. 
Peutheus,  Pen-tg-ua. 
Penthides,  Pen-ti-dgz. 
Pcnthilus,  Pen-ti-lus. 
Penthylus,  Pen-ti-lus. 
Peparethos.  Pep-a-re-tos. 
Pephredo,  Pef-rg-do. 
Peraea,  Pg-re-a. 
Perasippus,  Per-a-sip-us. 
Percope,  Per-ko-pg. 
Percosius,  Per-ko-Ji-us. 
Percote,  Per-ko-tg. 
Perdiccas,  Per-dik-as. 
Perdix,  Per-diks. 
Perenna,  Pg-ren-a. 
Perennis,  Pe-ren-is. 


Pereus,  Pg-rE-U3. 

Perga,  Per-ga. 

Pergamus,  Per-ga-mus. 

Perge,  Per-jg. 

Pergurf,  Per-gus. 

Periander,  Per-i-an-der. 

Periarchus,  Per-i-q,r-ku3. 

Periboea,  Per-i-bg-a. 

Peribomius,  Per-i-b(D-mi-u8. 

Pericles,  Per-i-klgz. 

Periclymenus,  Per-i-klim-E-nu3. 

Peridia,  Pe-rid-i-a. 

Periegetes,  Pg-rj-g-jg-tgz. 

Perieres,  Per-i-g-rgz. 

Perigenes,  Pg-rij-g-ngz. 

Perigone,  Pg-rij-Q-ng. 

Perilaus,  Per-i-la-us. 

Perileus,  Per-i-lg-us. 

Perilla,  Pe-ril-a. 

Perillus,  Pg-ril-us. 

Perimede,  Per-i-me-dg. 

Perimela,  Per-i-me-la. 

Perinttius,  Pg-rin-fiu3. 

Peripatetic!,  Per-i-pa-tet-i-sj. 

Peripatetics,  Per-i-pa-tet-iks. 

Periphanes,  Pg-rif-a-nez. 

Periphas,  Per-i-fas. 

Periphatus,  Pg-rif-a-tus. 

Periphemus,  Per-i-fe-mus. 

Perisades,  Pg-ris-a-dez. 

Peris' henes,  Pg-ris-tg-nez. 

Peristylum,  Per-i-stj-lum. 

Peritanus,  Pg-rit-a-nus, 

Peritas,  Per-i-tas. 

Peritonium,  Per-i-to-ni-um. 

Permessus,  Per-mes-us. 

Pero,  Pg-rQ,  or 

Perone,  Per-o-ne. 

Peroe,  Per-o-g. 

Perola,  Per-o-la. 

Perpenna,  Per-pen-a. 

Perperene,  Per-pg-rg-ne. 

Perphoretus,  Per-fo-rg-tU3. 

Perranthes,  Per-an-tgz. 

Perrhaebia,  Per-e-bi-a. 

Persa,  Per-sa,  er 

Perseis,  Per-sg-is. 

Persaj,  Per-se. 

Persaeus,  Per-sg-us. 

Persee,  Per-sg-g. 

Perseis,  Per-sg-is. 

Persephone,  Per-sef-o-ns. 

Persepulis,  Per-sep-o-lis. 

Perseus,  Per-sg-us,  er 

Perses,  Per-sgz. 

Perseus,  Per-se-us. 

Persia,  Per-Ji-a. 

Persicus,'  Per-si-kus. 

Persis,  Per-sis.  [ofl. 

Persius  Flaccus,  Per-Ji-us  Flak- 

Pertinax,  Per-ti-naks. 

Perusia,  Pg-roo-ji-a. 

Pescennius,  Pes-sen-i-dJ. 

Pessinus,  Pcs-j-nus. 

Petalia,  Pg-ta-li-a. 

Petalus,  Pet-a-lus. 

Petelia,  Pg-tg-li-a. 

Petelinus,  Pet-g-lj-nu3. 

Peteon,  Pg-tg-on. 

Peteus,  Pg-tg-us. 

Petilia,  Pg-til-i-u. 

Petilii,  Pg-til-i-j. 

Petilius,  Pg-til-i-ua. 

Petosiris,  Pet-o-sj-ris. 

Petra,  Pg-tra. 

Petraea,  Pe-tre-a. 


708 


GR8K  AND   LATIN   PROPER   NC[MZ 


Petreius,  Pe-trs-yus. 
Petrinum,  Pe-trj-nam. 
Petronia,  Pe-tro-ni-a. 
Petroniiis,  Pe-tro-ni-us. 
Pettius,  Pet-i-us. 
Feuce,  Pi^-se. 
Peucestes,  Pq,-ses-tEZ. 
Peucetia,  Pi],-SE-Ji-a. 
Peu.-:ini,  Pq,-sj-ni. 
Peucolaus,  Pi^-ko-la-us. 
Pexodorus,  Peks-o-do-rus. 
Ph»a,  Fe-q. 
Pheeaoia,  Fe-a-Ji-a. 
Phaax,  Ffi-aks. 
PhEedimus,  Fed-i-mus. 
Phsedon,  Fs-don. 
Phaedra,  Fe-dra. 
Phaedria,  Fs-dri-a. 
Phaedrus,  Fs-drus. 
Phaedyma,  Fed-i-ma. 
Phaemonoe,  Fe-mon-o-c. 
Phaenarete,  Fen-a-rE-t£. 
Phaenias,  Fs-ni-as. 
Phaenna,  Fea-a. 
Phaennis,  Fen-is. 
Phaenomeris,  Fen-o-ms-ris. 
Phasocomes,  Ffi-ok-o-mEZ. 
Phaesana,  Fes-a-na. 
Phaestum,  Fes-tum. 
Phaeton,  Fa-E-ton. 
Phaetontiades,  Fa-E-ton- ti-a-d£z. 
Phaetusa,  Fa-s-tq-sa. 
Phaeus,  Fe-us. 
Phagesia,  Fa-JE-ji-a. 
Phalae,  Fa-lE. 
Phalajcus,  Fa-l£-kug. 
Phaleesia,  Fa-ls-ji-a. 
Phalanthus,  Fa-lan-tus. 
Phalaris,  Fal-a-ris. 
Phalarus,  Fal-a-rug. 
Phalcidon,  Fal-si-don. 
Phaleas,  Fa-ls-as. 
Phalereus,  Fa-ls-rE-us. 
Phaleris,  Fa-ls-ris. 
Phaleron,  Fa-ls-ron,  er 
Phalerum,  Fal-E-rum. 
Phalerus,  Fa-ls-rus. 
Phalias,   Fa-li-as. 
Phallica,  Fal-i-ka. 
Phalysius,  Fa-liJ-i-us. 
Phanaeus,  Fa-ns-us. 
Phanaraea,  Fan-a-rs-a. 
Phanas,  Fa-nas. 
Phanes,  Fa-nEz. 
Phanocles,  Fan-o-klEZ. 
Phanodemas,  Fan-o-ds-mus. 
Phantasia,  Fan-ta-ji-a. 
Phanus,  Fa-nus. 
Phaon,  Fa-on. 
Phara,  Fa-ra. 
Pharacides,  Fa-ras-i-dsz. 
Pharae,  Fa-rE,  er 
Pherae,  Fe-fe. 

Pharasmanes,  Fa-ras-ma-n£z. 
Pharax,  Fa-raks. 
Pharia,  Fa-ris. 
Pharnabazus,  Fqr-na-ba-zus. 
Pharnacea,  Far-na-SE-a. 
Pharnaces,  Far-na-SEZ. 
Pharnapates,  Fqr-na-pa-tEZ. 
Pharnaspes,  Far-nas-pEZ. 
Pharnus,  Fqr-nus. 
Pharos,  Fa-ros. 
Pharsalia,  Far-sa-li-a. 
Pharte,  F(fT-te. 
Pbarus,  Pa-rus. 


Pharusii,  Fa-rt6-Ji-j,  er 
Phaurusii,  F9-rd)-Ji-j. 
Pharybas,  Far-i-bus. 
ITiaryeadon,  Fa-rik-a-don. 
Pharyge,  Far-i-JE. 
Phaselis,  Fa-sE-lis. 
Phasiana,  Fa-ji-a-na. 
Phasias,  Fa-Ji-as. 
Phasis,  Fa-sis. 
Phassus,  Fas-US. 
Phauda,  Fe-da. 
Phavorinus,  Fav-o-rj-nus. 
Phaylus,  Fa-il-us. 
Phea,  Ffi-a,  er 
Pheia,  Fs-ya. 
Phecadum,  Fs-ka-dum. 
Phegeus,  Fe-je-us,  er 
Phlegeus,  FIe-je-us. 
Phellia,  Fel-i-a. 
Phelloe,  Fel-Q-E. 
Phellus,  Fel-us. 
Phemius,  FE-mi-us. 
Phemonoe,  FE-mon-o-E. 
Pheneum,  Fs-nE-um. 
Pheneus,  Fe-nE-us,  (lak.) 
Pheneug,  FE-nE-us,  {man.) 
Pherae,  Fe-fe. 
Pherasus,  FE-rg-us. 
Pheraules,  Fe-w-ltz. 
Phereclus,  F£-rek-lus. 
Pherecrates,  FE-rek-ra-tEZ. 
Pherecydes,  Fer-E-sj-dEZ. 
Pherendates,  Fer-en-da-tez. 
Pherenice,  Fer-E-nj-SE. 
Pheres,  Fe-tez. 
Pheretias,  Fs-rs-Ji-as. 
Pheretima,   Fer-E-tj-ma. 
Pherinum,  Fer-i-num. 
Pheron,  Fe-ron. 
Phiale,  Fj-a-lE. 
Phialia,  I^j-a-li-a,  er 
Phigalia,  Fj-ga-li-a. 
Phialus,  Fj-a-lus. 
Phiceon,  Fi-s£-on. 
Phicores,  Fik-o-rEZ. 
Phidias,  Fid-i-as. 
Phidile,  Fid-i-lE. 
Phidippides,  Fj-dip-i-d£Z. 
Phiditia,  Fj-diJ-i-a. 
Phidon,  Fj-don. 
Phidyle,  Fid-i-k. 
Phigalea,  Fig-a-lE-a. 
Phigalei,  Fj-ga-U-i. 
Phila,  Fj-la. 

Philadelphia,  Fil-a-del-fi-a. 
Philadelphus,  Fil-a-del-£us. 
Phite,  Fj-lE. 
Philaeni,  Fi-ls-nj. 
Philaeus,  Fj-1e-us. 
Philammon,  Fj-lam-on. 
Philarchns,  Fj-lqr-kus. 
Phileas,  Fil-E-as. 
Philemon,  Fj-ls-mon. 
Philene,  Fi-lE-n£. 
Phileris,  Fj-le-ris. 
Phileros,  Fil-E-ros. 
Philesius,  Fj-ls-Ji-us. 
Philetasrus,  Fil-E-te-ru3. 
Philetas,  Fi-ls-tas. 
Philetiiis,  Fj-lE-Ji-us. 
Philidas,  Fil-i-das. 
Philides,  Fil-i-dEZ. 
Phiiinna,  Fi-lin-a. 
Philinus,  Fi-lj-nus. 
Philippei,  Fi-lip-E-j. 
Philippi,  Fi-lip-j. 


Philippides,  Fi-lip-i-dEZ. 
Philippolis,  Fi-lip-o-lis. 
Philippopolis,  Fil-i-pop-o-lis. 
Philippus,  Fi-lip-us. 
Philiskus,  Fi-lis-kus. 
Philistides,  Fil-is-tj-dEZ. 
Philistus,  Fi-lis-tus. 
PhiUo,  Fil-o. 
Philo,  Fj-lo. 

Philoboeotus,  Fil-o-bs-o-tus. 
Philochoru?,  Fi-16k-o-rus. 
Philoeles,  Fil-o-klsz. 
Philoerates,  Fi-16k-ra-t£z. 
Philoctetes,  Fil-ok-tE-tEZ. 
Philocyprus,  Fil-o-sj-prus. 
Philodamea,  Fil-o-da-mE-a. 
Philodemus,  Fil-o-dE-mus. 
Philodice,  Fi-16d-i-SE. 
Philolaas,  Fil-(D-la-us. 
Philologus,  Fi-161-o-gu3. 
Philomache,  Fi-16m-a-kE. 
Philouibrotus,  Fi-lom-bro-tus. 
Philomedia,  Fil-Q-me-di-a. 
Philomedus,  Fil-CD-mE-dus. 
Philomela,  Fil-Q-ms-la. 
Philomelus,  Fil-o-inE-lus. 
Philon,  Fj-lon. 
Philonides,  Fi-16n-i-d£Z. 
Philonis,  Fil-o-nis. 
Philonoe,  Fi-16n-o-E. 
PhUonome,  Fi-loa-o-mE. 
Philonomus,  Fi-lon-o-mus. 
Philonus,  Fil-o-nus. 
Philopator,  Fi-16p-a-tor. 
Philophron,  Fil-CD-fron. 
Philopoemen,  Fil-o-pE-men. 
Philostratus,  Fi-16s-tra-tus. 
Philotas,  Fi-16-tas. 
Philotera,  Fi-16t-E-ra. 
Philotimus,  Fi-16t-i-mus. 
Philotis,  Fi-16-tis. 
Philoxenus,  Fi-loks-E-nus. 
Philyllius,  Fi-lil-i-us. 
Philyra,  Fil-i-ra. 
Philyres,  Fil-i-rEZ. 
Philyrides,  Fi-lir-i-dEZ. 
Phineus,  Fi-ns-us. 
Phineus,  Fin-E-us  (man.) 
Phinides.  Fi-nj-dsz. 
Phinta,  Fin-ta. 
Phint'a,  Fin-Ji-a. 
Phintias,  Fin-Ji-as. 
Phla,  Fla. 

Phlegelas,  Flej-E-las. 
Phlegethon,  Flej-e-ton. 
Phlegias,  FlE-ji-as, 
Phlegon,  FJE-gon. 
Phlegra,  FJE-gra. 
Phlegyas,  FlE-ji-as. 
Phlegye,  FIe-ji-e. 
Phlias,  Flj-as. 
Phlius,  Flj-us. 
Phloeus,  FIe-us. 
Phobas,  F6-bag. 
Phobetor,  Fo-bs-tor. 
PhocEea,  Fo-SE-a. 
Phocenses,  Fo-s6n-SEZ,  and 
Phocici,  F(5-si-3j. 
Phocilides,  Fo-sil-i-d£Z. 
Phocion,  F(f)-Ji-on. 
Phocis,  Fo-sis. 
Phoeus,  F(5-kus. 
Phocylides,  Fo-sil-i-dsz. 
Phoebe,  Fi-he. 
Phoebeum,  Fe-bE-um. 
Phoebidas,  Feb-i-das. 


GRSK  AND    LATIN   PROPER  NaMZ. 


709 


Phoebigena,  Fe-bij-e-na. 
Phoebus,  Fe-bus. 
Phoemos,  Fe-mos. 
Phoenice,  Fe-nj-se. 
Phoeniceus,  Fs-niJ-e-us. 
Phcenicia,  Fe-niJ-i-a. 
Phcenicides,  Fe-nis-i-dez. 
Phoenicus,  Fe-ni-kus. 
Phoenicusa,  Fen-i-ki^,-sa. 
Phoenissa,  Fe-nis-a. 
Phoenix,  Fs-niks. 
Pholoe,  F61-0-E. 
Pholus,  Fo-lus. 
Phorbas,  Fer-bas. 
Phorcus,  Fer-kus,  &r 
Phorcys,  Fer-kis. 
Phormio,  Fer-mi-o. 
Phormis,  Fer-mis. 
Phoroneus,  Fo-ro-ne-us. 
Phoronis,  Fo-ro-nis. 
Phoronium,  Fo-ro-ni-um. 
Phosphorus,  Fos-fo-rus. 
Photinus,  Fd-ti-nus. 
Photius,  F6-Ji-us. 
Phoxus,  F6ks-us. 
Phraates,  Fra-a-tez. 
Phraatices,   Fra-at-i-ssz. 
Phradates,   Fra-da-tEZ. 
Phragande,  Fra-gan-de. 
Phrahates,  Fra-ha-tez. 
Phranieates,  Fra-nik-a-tcz. 
Phraortes,  Fra-or-tEZ. 
Phrasieles,  Fras-i-klez. 
Phrasimus,  Fras-i-mus. 
Phrasius,  Fra-Ji-us. 
Phrataphernes,  Fra-ta-fer-nEZ. 
Phriapatius,  Fri-a-pa-Ji-us. 
Phrixus,  Friks-us. 
Phronima,  Fron-i-ma. 
Phrontis,  Fron-tis. 
Phrari,  Frco-rj. 
Phryges,  Frj-JEZ. 
Phrygia,  Frij-i-a. 
Phryne,  Frj-ne. 
Phrynicus,  Frin-i-kus. 
Phrynis,  Frj-nis. 
Phryno,  Fri-no. 
Phryxus,  Friks-us. 
Phthia,  Ei-a. 
Phthiotis,  Ri-G-tis. 
Phya,  Fj-a.  " 
Phycus,  Fi-kus. 
Phyla«e,  Fil-a-SE. 
Phylacus,  Fil-a-kus. 
Phylarchus,  Fi-lqr-kns. 
Phylas,  Fj-las. 
Phyle,  Fi-lE. 
Phyleis,  Fil-s-is. 
Phyleus,  Fj-le-us. 
Phylira,  Fil-i-ra. 
Phylla,  Fil-a. 
Phyllalia,  Fi-la-li-a. 
Phylleius,  Fi-le-yus. 
Phyllis,  Fil-is. 
Phyllius,  Fil-i-us. 
Phyllodoce,  Fi-16d-o-SE. 
Phyllos,  Fil-os. 
Phyllas,  Fil-us. 
Phyromachus,  Fi-rom-a-kus, 
Physcella,  Fi-sel-a. 
Physcoa,  Fis-ko-a. 
Physcon,  Fis-kon. 
Physcos,  Fis-kos. 
Physcas,  Fis-kus. 
Phytalides,  Fj-tal-i-dEZ. 
Phytalus,  Fit-a-lus. 


Phyton,  Fj-ton. 

Phyxium,  Fik-Ji-um. 

Pia,  P|-a,  er 

Pialia,  Pj-a-li-a. 

Piasus,  Pj-a-sus. 

Piceni,  Pj-sE-nj. 

Picentia,  Pj-sen-Ji-a. 

Picentini,  Pis-en-tj-nj. 

Picenum,  Pj-SE-num. 

Picra,  Pj-kra. 

Pictae,  Pik-t£,  er 

Picti,  Pik-tj. 

Pictavi,  Pik-ta-vj,  »r 

Pietones,  Pik-to-n£z. 

Pictavium,  Pik-ta-vi-um. 

Pictor,  Pik-tor. 

Picus,  Pj-kus. 

Pidorus,  Pj-do-rus. 

Pidytes,  Pid-i-tEZ. 

Pielus,  Pj-E-lus. 

Piera,  Pj-E-ra. 

Pieria,  Pj-e-ri-a. 

Pierides,  Pj-er-i-d£Z. 

Pieris,  Pj-E-ris. 

Pierus,  Pj-E-rus. 

Pietas,  Pj-E-tas. 

Pigres,  Pi-grsz. 

Pilorus,  Pj-16-ru3. 

Pilumnus,  Pi-ldm-nus. 

Pimpla,  Pim-pla. 

Pimplea,  Pim-plE-a. 

Pimpleides,  Pim-pls-i-dEZ. 

Pimprana,  Pim-pra-na. 

Pinare,  Pin-a-rE. 

Pinarius,  Pj-ua-ri-us. 

Pindarus,  P'in-da-rus. 

Pindasus,  Pin-da-sus. 

Pindenissus,  Pin-dE-nis-us. 

Piudus,  Pin-dus. 

Pinna,  Pin-a. 

Pinthias,  Pin-ti-as. 

Pionia,  Pj-6-ni-a. 

Piraeus,  Pj-rE-us,  er 

Piraeeus,  Pj-rE-E-us. 

Pirene,  Pj-r£-nE. 

Pirithous,  Pj-rit-o-us. 

Pirus,  Pj-rus. 

Pisa,  Pj-sa. 

Pisae,  Pj-sE. 

Pisaeus,  Pj-sE-us. 

Pisander,  Pj-san-der, 

Pisates,  Pj-sa-t£z,  or 

Pisa,  Pi-SE. 

Pisaurus,  Pj-se-rus. 

Pisenor,  Pj-SE-nor. 

Piseus,  Pis-E-us.  - . 

Pisias,  PiJ-i-as. 

Pisidia,  Pi-sid-i-(V(.*  ■ 

Pisidice,  Pj-sid-i-SE. 

Pisis,  Pi-sis. 

Pisistratidae,  Pis-is-trat-i-ds. 

Pisistratides,  Pis-is-trat-i-dEZ. 

Pisistrasus,  Pj-sis-tra-tus. 

Piso,  Pj-so. 

Pisonis,  Pj-so-nis. 

Pissirus,  Pis-i-rus. 

Pistor,  Pis-tor. 

Pisus,  Pj-sus. 

Pisuthnes,  Pj-sdt-DEZ. 

Pitane,  Pit-a-nE.  [pos. 

Pithecon  Colpos,  Pj-te-kon  K61- 

Pithecusa,  Pit-£-kq,-sa. 

Pitheus,  Pit-E-us. 

Pitho,  Pj-to. 

Pitholaus,  Pit-o-la-us. 

PitholeoD,  Pi-to-le-on. 


Pithon,  Pj-ton. 
Pithys,  Pj-tis. 
Pittacus,  Pit-a-kus. 
Pitthea,  Pit-tE-a. 
I'ittheis,  Pit-tfi-is. 
Pittheus,  Pit-t£-us. 
Pituanius,  Pit-yq,-a-ni-U3. 
Pitulani,  Pit-yTj,-la-ni. 
Pityaea,  Pit-i-E-a. 
Pityassus,  Pit-i-as-us. 
J^ityonesus,  Pit-i-o-nE-sus. 
Pityus,  Pit-i-us. 
Pityusa,  Pit-i-yti-sa. 
Placentia,  Pla-sen-Ji-a. 
Placideianus,  Plas-i-de-i-a-nua. 
Placidia,  Pla-sid-i-a. 
Placidius,  Pla-sid-i-us. 
Planasia,  Pla-na-ji-a. 
Plancina,  Plan-sj-na. 
Plancus,  Plan-kus. 
Plataea,  Pla-tE-a. 
Plataeae,  Pla-lE-E. 
Platanius,  Pla-ta-ni-us. 
Platea,  Pla-tE-a. 
Plateae,  Pla-te-e. 
Plato,  Pla-t<D. 
Plautia,  Ple-Ji-a. 
Plautianus,  Ple-Ji-a-nu3. 
Plautilla,  Ple-tjl-a. 
Plautius,  Ple-Ji-us. 
Plant  us,  Ple-tus. 
Plavis,  Pla-vis. 

Pleiades,  Plj-a-dEz,  er  Ple-ya-dez. 
Pleias,  PlE-yas. 
Pleione,  PlE-yo-n£. 
Plemmyrium,  Plem-ir-i-um. 
Plemneus,  Plem-nE-us. 
Pleuratus,  Plq-ra-tus. 
Pleuron,  Ph|-ron. 
Plexaure,  Pleks-e-rE. 
Plexippus,  Pleks-ip-us. 
Plinius,  Plin-i-us. 
Pliny,  Plin-i.  {Eng.) 
Piinthine,  Plin-tj-n£. 
Plistarehus,  Plis-tqr-kus. 
Plisthanus,  Plis-ta-nus. 
Plisthenes,  Plis-ts-nEZ. 
Plistinus,  Plis-ti-nus. 
Plistoanax,  Plis-to-a-naks. 
Plistonax,  Plis-to-naks. 
Plistonices,  Plis-to-ni-SEZ. 
,  Plotae,  P16-t£. 
Plotina,  Plo-tj-na. 
Plotinopolis,  Plot-i-nop-O-lis. 
Plotinus,  Plo-tj-nus. 
Plotius,  Plo-Ji-us. 
Plutarchus,  Pln,-tqr-kus. 
Plutarch,  Ph\,-tqrk.  (Eng.) 
Plutia,  PhVJi-a. 
Pluto,  Plrt-to. 
Plutonium,  Plti-t(5-ni-um. 
Plutus,  Plq-tus. 
Pluvius,  Pl^-vi-us. 
Plynteria,  Plin-t£-ri-a. 
Pnigeus,  Xij-£-us. 
Poblicius,  Pob-liJ-i-us. 
Podalirius.  Pod-a-lir-i-us. 
Podarce,  Po-dqr-SE. 
Podarces,  Po-dqr-SEZ. 
Podares,  Pa-da-rez. 
Podarge,  Po-dqr-JE. 
Podargus,  Po-dqr-gus, 
Poeas,  PE-as. 
Poecile,  Pez-i-k. 
Poeni,  Pe-nj. 
Poeon,  Pe-on. 


710 


GRSK  AND   LATIX   PROPER   NSMZ. 


Poeonia,  Pe-6-ni-a. 
Poeus,  Pe-us. 
Pogon,  P6-gon. 
Pola,  P6-la. 

Polemoeratia,  Pol-E-mo-kra-Ji-a. 
Polemon,  P61-g-mon. 
Polenor,  Po-le-ner. 
Polias,  P(f)-li-as. 
Poliorcetes,  Po-li-or-se-tEZ. 
Polisma.  Po-lis-ma. 
Polistratus,  Po-lis-tra-tus. 
Polites,  Po-lj-t£Z. 
Politorium,  Pol-i-to-ri-um. 
Pollentia,  Pol-en-Ji-a. 
Pollinea.  Pol-in-E-a. 
PoUio,  P61-i-o. 
Pollis,  Pol-is. 

Pollius  Felix,  P61-i-us  Fe-liks. 
Pollutia,  Pol-4-Ji-a. 
Pollux,  Pol-uks. 
Polus,  Pq-1us. 
Polusca,  PcD-lds-ka. 
PolyaemoQides,  Pol-i-E-mon-i-dEZ. 
Polyaenus,  Pol-i-E-nus. 
Polyarchus,  Pol-i-qr-kus. 
Polybidas,  Po-lib-i-das. 
Polybius,  Po-lib-i-us,  er 
Polybus,  P61-i-bus. 
Polyboea,  Pol-i-be-a. 
Polyboetes,  Pol-i-be-tEZ. 
Polybotes,  Pol-i-b6-tE2. 
Polycaon,  Pol-i-ka-on. 
Polycarpus,  Pol-i-kqr-pus. 
Polyeaste,  Pol-i-kas-tg. 
Polychares,  Po-lik-a-rtz. 
Polyclea,  Pol-i-klE-a. 
Polycles,  P6I-i-kl£z. 
Polycletus,  Pol-i-kle-tus. 
Polyerates,  Po-lik-ra-tez. 
Polycrcta,  Pul-i-krE-ta,  er 
Polycrita,  Pol-i-krj-ta. 
Polyeritus,  Po-lik-ri-tus. 
Polyctor,  Po-lik-tor. 
Polydaemon,  Pol-i-de-mon. 
Polydamas,  Pca-lid-a-mas. 
Polydamna,  Pol-i-dam-na. 
Polydectes,  Pol-i-dek-tez. 
Polydeucea,  Pol-i-di|-s£-a, 
Polydora,  Pol-i-dii-ra. 
Polydorus,  Pol-i-do-rus. 
Polygiton,  Pol-i-jj-ton. 
Polygius,  Po-lij-i-us. 
Polygnotus,  Pol-ig-nu-tus. 
Polygonus,  Po-lig-o-  nus. 
Polyhymnia,  Pol-i-him-ni-a,  a.nd 
Polymnia,  Po-liru-ni-a. 
Polyidius,  Pol-i-id-i-us, 
Polylaus,  Pol-i-la-us. 
Polymede,  Pol-i-mE-ds. 
Polymedon,  Pc-lim-E-don. 
Polymela,  Pol-i-me-la. 
Polymenes,  Pis-lim-E-nEZ. 
Polymnestes,  Pol-im-nes-tEZ. 
Polymnestor,  Pol-im-nes-tor. 
Polynices,  Pol-i-nj-S£z. 
Polynoe,  Po-lin-o-E. 
Polypemon,  Pol-i-pE-mon. 
Polyperchon,  Pol-i-per-kou. 
Polyphemus,  Pol-i-fE-mus. 
Polypheme,  Pol-i-fEtn.  {Eng.y 
Polyphonies,  Pol-i-fon-tez. 
Polyphron,  P61-i-fron. 
Polypoetes,  Pol-i-p£-tEZ. 
Polystratus,  Po-lis-tra-tus. 
Polytechnus,  Pol-i-tek-nus. 
Polytimetas,  Pol-i-ti-mE-tus. 


Polytion,  Po-lit-i-on. 
Polytropus,  Pa-lit-ro-pus. 
Polyxena,  Po-liks-s-na. 
Polyxenidas,  Pol-iks-en-i-daa. 
Polyxenus,  Po-liks-E-nus. 
Polyxo,  Po-liks-o. 
Polyzelus,  Pol-i-ze-lus. 
Pomaxathres,  Pom-aks-E-trsz, 
Pometia,  Po-mE-Ji-a. 
Pometii,  Po-me-Ji-j. 
Pometina,  Pom-E-tj-na. 
Pomona,  Po-mo-na. 
Pompeia,  Pom-pE-ya. 
Pompeianus,  Pom-ps-i-a-nus. 
Pompeii,  Pom-pE-yj,  or 
Pompeium,  Pom-p£-yum. 
Pompeiopolis,  Pom-pE-i-6p-o-lis. 
Pompeius,  Pom-p£-yus. 
Pompilia,  Pom-pil-i-a. 
Pompilius,  Numa,  Pom-pil-i-us, 

Nvi,-mQ. 
Pompilus,  Pom-pi-lus. 
Pompiscus,  Pom-pis-  kus. 
Pomponia,  Pom-po-ni-a. 
Pomponius,  Pom-p6-ni-us. 
Pomposianus,  Pom-po-Ji-a-nus. 
Pomptine,  Pomp-ti-nE. 
Pomptinus,  Pomp-tj-nus. 
Pompus,  Pom-pus. 
Pontia,  P6n-Ji-a. 
Ponticum  Hare,  P6n-ti-kum 

Ma-rE. 
Ponticus,  P6n-ti-kus. 
Pontina,  Pon-tj-na. 
Pontinus.  Pon-tj-nus. 
Pontius,  P6n-Ji-us. 
Pontus,  Pon-tus. 
Pontus  Euxinus,  Pon-tus  Ytig-zj- 

nus. 
Popilius  Laenas,  Po-pil-i-us  Le- 

nas. 
Poplicola,  Pop-lik-o-la. 
PoppEea  Sabina,  Pop-e-Q  Sa-bj- 

na. 
Poppasus,  Pop-E-us. 
Populonia,  Pop-yn-lQ-ni-a. 
Porcia,  Per-Ji-a. 
Porcius,  Per-Ji-us. 
Poredorax,  Po-red-Q-raks. 
Porina,  Po-rj-na. 
Poroselene,  Por-o-SE-lg-ns. 
Porphyrion,  Por-fir-i-on. 
Porphyrins,  Por-fir-i-us. 
Porrima,  P6r-i-ma. 
Porsenna,  Por-sen-a,  er 
Porsena,  Per-SE-na. 
Portia,  Per-Ji-Q,  and 
Portius,  Per-Ji-us. 
Portmos,  Pert-mos. 
Portumnalia,  Por-tum-na-li-a. 
Portumnus,  Por-tiim-nus. 
Porus,  P6-rus. 
Posides,  Po-sj-dsz. 
Posideum,  Pos-i-dE-um. 
Posidon,  Po-sj-don. 
Posidonia,  Pos-i-do-ni-a. 
Posidonius,  Pos-i-d(f)-ni-us. 
Posio,  Po-ji-o. 
Posthumia,  Post-hi],-mi-a. 
Posthumias,  Post-hi],-mi-us. 
Posthumas,  P6st-h\|,-mus. 
Postumius,  Pos-tvi-mi-us. 
Postverta,  Post-ver-ta. 
Potamides,  Po-tam-i-dez. 
Potamon,  P6t-a-mon. 
Potamus,  P6t-a-mus. 


Pothinus,  Po-tj-nus. 
Pothos,  Po-tos. 
Potidaea,  Pot-i-dg-a. 
Potina,  Po-tj-na. 
Potitius,  Po-tiJ-i-us. 
Potniai,  P6t-ni-E. 
Practium,  Prak-Ji-um. 
Pra;cia,  PrE-Ji-a. 
Praeneste,  Pr£-nes-lE. 
Praesos,  PrE-sos. 
Praesti,  PrE-stj. 
Prastor,  PrE-tor. 
Prastorius,  PrE-to-ri-us. 
Prastutium,  Pr£-tvi,-Ji-um. 
Pramnium,  Pram-ni-um. 
Pratinas,  Prat-i-nas. 
Praxagoras,  Praks-ag-o-ras. 
Praxias,  Prak-Ji-as. 
Praxidamas,  Praks-id-a-mas. 
Praxidice,  Praks-id-i-se. 
Praxila,  Praks-i-la. 
Praxiphanes,  Praks-if-a-nez. 
Praxis,  Praks-is. 
Praxiteles,  Praks-it-£-l£Z. 
Praxithea,  Praks-it-E-a. 
Prelias,  PrE-li-as. 
Presbyterium,  Prez-bit-£-rj-um, 

and  Prez-bi-tE-ri-um. 
Preugenes,  PrE-yi\,-JE-n£z. 
Prexaspes,  Preks-as-pEZ. 
Priamides,  Prj-am-i-dEZ. 
Priamus,  Prj-a-mus. 
Priapus,  Prj-a-pus. 
Priene,  Prj-E-n£. 
Prima,  Pr|-ma. 
Prion,  Prj-on. 
Priscilla,  Pri-sil-a. 
Prisons,  Pris-kus. 
Pristis,  Pris-tis. 
Privernum,  Prj-ver-num. 
Privernus,  Prj-ver-nus. 
Proba,  PrcVba. 
Probus,  Pro-bus. 
Procas,  Pro-kas. 
Prochorus,  Prok-o-rus. 
Prochyta,  Prok-i-ta. 
Procilius,  Pro-sil-i-us. 
Procilla,  Pro-sil-a. 
Procilius,  Pro-sil-us. 
Proclea,  Prok-k-a. 
Procles,  Pr6-kl£z. 
ProcliJse,  Pro-klj-de. 
Procne,  Pr6k-n£. 
Proconnesus,  Prok-on-E-sns. 
Procopius,  Pro-ko-pi-us. 
Procris,  Pro-kris. 
Procrustes,  Pro-krns-tEZ. 
Procula,  Pr6k-yi\-la. 
Proculeius,  Prok-yi|-lE-yus. 
Proculus,  Pr6k-yii,-lus. 
Procyon,  Pro-Ji-on. 
Prodicus,  Prod-i-kus. 
Proerna,  Pro-er-na. 
Proetides,  Pret-i-d£Z. 
Proetus,  PrE-tus. 
Progne,  Prog-nE. 
Prolaus,  Pro-la-ns. 
Promachus,  Prom-a-kus. 
Promathidas,  Pro-mat-i-das. 
Promathion,  Pro-ma-ti-on. 
Promedon,  Prom-E-don. 
Promensea,  Prom-£-n£-a. 
Promethei,  Pro-mE-ts-j. 
Prometheus,   Pro-mE-ts-us, 

{man.) 
Prometheus,  Prom-E-te-us,  (a.) 


GR8K  AND   LATIN   PROPER   NQMZ. 


711 


Promethis,  Pra-ml-tis,  and 
Promethides,  Prom-e-tj-dez. 
Promethus,  Prom-e-tus. 
Promulus,  Pr6m-yq,-lu3. 
Prunapides,  Pna-nap-i-dez. 
Pronax,  Pro-naks. 
Pronoe,  Pron-o-e. 
Pronomus,  Pron-o-mus. 
Pronous,  Pron-o-us. 
Pronuba.  Pr6n-yq,-ba. 
Propertius,  Pna-per-Ji-as. 
Propoetides,  Pro-pet-i-dsz. 
Propontis,  Pro-pon-tis. 
Propylea,  Prop-i-le-a. 
Proschyitius,  Pros-kis-Ji-us. 
Proserpina,  Pro-ser-pi-na. 
Proserpine,  Pros-er-pin.  {E/ig.} 
Prosopitis,  Pros-o-pi-tis. 
Prosymna,  Pro-sim-na. 
Protagoras,  Pro-tag-Q-ras. 
Protagorides,  Prot-agor-i-dez. 
Protei  Columnse,  Pro-te-j  Kq- 

Idm-ne. 
Protesilaus,  Pro-tes-i-la-us. 
Proteus,  Pr6-t£-u3. 
Protheus,  Prd-t£-u3. 
Prothoenor,  Prot-a-E-nor. 
Prothous,  Pr66-6)-us. 
Proto,  Prci-tQ. 
Protogenea,  Pro-to-jg-ne-a. 
Protogeaes,  Pro-toj-E-nsz. 
Protogenia,  Pro-to-JE-ni-a. 
Protomedia,  Pro-to-mE-d;-a. 
Protomedusa,  Pro-to-m£-d4-sa. 
Proxenus,  Proks-E-nas. 
Prudenlius,  Proo-den-Ji-us. 
Prumnides,  Pniai-ni-dsz 
Prusa,  Prcfj-sa. 
PrusEeus,  Prto-SE-us. 
Prasias,  Prcfj-Ji-as. 
Prymuo,  Prim-no. 
Prytanes,  Prit-a-nez. 
Prytaneum,  Prit-a-ne-um. 
Prytanis,  Prit-a-nis. 
Psamathe,  Sam-a-tE. 
Psamathos,  8am-a-tos. 
Psammenitus,  Sam-E-nj-tus. 
Psammetichus,  Sa-met-i-kus. 


Psammis,  Sam-is. 

Psaphis,  Sa  fis. 

Psapho,  Sa-fo. 

Psecas,  Ss-kas. 

Psophis,  S6-fis. 

Psyche,  Si-k£. 

Psychrus,  Sik-rus. 

Psylli,  Sil-i. 

Pleleam,  Te-Ie-uoi. 

Pterelaus,  Ter-E-la-us. 

Pteria,  TE-ri-a. 

Ptolederma,  Tol-e-der-ma. 

Ptolemseum,  Tol-E-mE-um. 

Ptolemaeus,  ToI-e-hie-us. 

Ptolemy,  T6l-£-mi.  {Eng.) 

Ptolemais,  Tol-E-ma-is. 

Ptolycus,  T61-i-kus. 

Ptous,  T6-US. 

Publicia,  Pub-liJ-i-a. 

Publicias,  Pub-liJ-i-us. 

Publicola,  Pub-lik-Q-la. 

Publius,  Pdb-li-us. 

Puleheria,  Pul-ks-ri-a.  [um. 

Punicum  Bellum,  Pii,-ni-kum  Bel- 

Pupienus,  Pi|-pi-8-nu3. 

Pupius,  P^-pi-us. 

Puppius,  Piip-i-us. 

Puteoli,  Pii,-t£-o-lj. 

Pyanepsia,  Pi-a-nep-Ji-a. 

Pydna,  Pid-na. 

Pygela,  Pij-E-la. 

Pygmaei,  Pig-mE-j. 

Pygmalion,  Pig-ma-li-on. 

Pylades,  Pil-a-dEZ. 

Pylae,  Pj-1e. 

Pylaemenes,  Pj-lem-E-nEZ. 

Pylagor*,  Pj-lag-o-rE. 

Pylagoras,  Pj-lag-o-ras. 

Pylaon,  Pj-la-on. 

Pylarge,  Pj-lqr-JE. 

Pylartes,  Pj-lqr-tEZ. 

Pylas,  Pj-las. 

Pylene,  Pj-Ie-ue. 

Pyleus,  Pil-E-us. 

Pylleon,  Pil-E-on. 

Pylo,  Pj-lQ. 

Pylos,  Pj-los. 

Pylus,  Pj-lus. 


Pyra,  Pi-ra. 
Pyracmon,  Pj-rak-mon. 
Pyracmos,  Pj-rak-mos. 
Pyraechmes,  Pj-rek-mEZ. 
Pyraeeus,  Pj-rE-yq^>. 
Pyramedes,  Pj-ram-£-d£Z. 
Pyramus,  Pir-a-mus. 
Pyrenaei,  Pir-E-nE-j. 
Pyrenaeus,  Pir-E-nt-us. 
Pyrene,  Pj-rE-nE. 
Pyretus,  Pir-E-tus,  (river.) 
Pyretus,  Pj-rE-tus,  {man.) 
Pyrgi,  Per-jj. 
Pyrgion,  Per-ji-on. 
Pyrgo,  Per-go. 
Pyrgotelcs,  Per-g6t-£-lEZ. 
Pyrgus,  Per-gus. 
Pyrippe,  Pi-rip-s. 
Pyro,  Pj-ro. 
Pyrois,  Pir-o-is. 
Pyronia,  Pj-ro-ni-a. 
PjTrha,  Pir-a. 
Pyrrhias,  Pir-i-as. 
Pyrrhica,  Pir-i-ka. 
Pyrrhicus,  Pir-i-kus. 
Pyrrhidse,  Pir-i-ds. 
Pyrrho,  Pir-o. 
Pyrrhus,  Pir-us. 
Pyste,  Pis-tE. 
Pythagoras,  Pi-tag-o-ras. 
Pytharatus,  Pit-a-ra-tus. 
Pytheas,  Pit-E-as. 
Pythes,  Pj-tEZ. 
Pytheus,  Pit-£-us. 
Pythia,  Pit-i-a. 
Pythias,  Pit-i-as. 
Pythion,  Pit-i-on. 
Pythius,  Pit-i-us. 
Pytho,  Pi-tca. 
Pythocharis,  Pi-tok-a-ris. 
Pythocles,  Pit-o-klcz. 
Pythodorus,  Pit-o-du-rus. 
Pytholaus,  Pit-o-la-us. 
Python,  Pj-ton. 
Pythonice,  Pit-o-nj-SE. 
Pythonissa,  Pit-Q-nis-a. 
Pytna,  Pit-na. 
PytUlus,  Pit-a-lu3. 


Q. 


QuADEEKA,  Kwa-d^r-na. 
Quatli,  Kwa-dj. 
Quadratus,  Kwa-dra-tus. 
Quadrifrons,  Kwad-ri-frons,  er 
Quadriceps,  Kwad-ri-seps. 
QuasstorOiS,  Kwes-to-rEZ. 
Quari,  Kwa-rj. 
Quarius,  Kwa-ri-us. 
Quercens,  Kwer-seoz. 
Quietus,  Kwi-£-tus. 


Quinctianus,  Kwii)k-ti-a-nus. 
Quinetilia,  Kwiijk-til-i-a. 
Quindecemviri,    Kwin-dE-sem- 

vi-rj. 
Quinquatria,  Kwin-kwa-tri-a. 
Quinquennales.  Kwin-kwen-a-lEZ. 
Quintilianus.  Kwin-til-i-a-nus. 
Quintilian,  Kwin-til-i-an.  {Eag.} 
Quiutilius  Varus,  Kwin-tiL-i-us 

Va-rus. 


Quintilla,  Kwin-til-a, 
Quintillus,  Kwin-til-us. 
Quintias,  Kwin-Ji-us. 
Quintus,  Kwin-tus. 
Quintus  Curtius,  Kwin-tus  Kur- 

Ji-us. 
Quirinalia,  Kwir-i-na-li-a. 
Quirinalis,  Kwir-i-na-lis. 
Quirinus,  Kwi-rj-nus. 
Quirites,  Kwi-ri-tEZ. 


R. 


Rabieius,  Ra-bir-i-us. 
Raeilia,  Ra-sil-i-a. 
Raesaees,  Re-sb-sez. 
Ramiees,  lla-mj-SEz. 
Ramnes,  Ram-nsz. 
Randa,  Ran-da. 


Rape,  Ra-po. 
Rascipolis,  Ra-sip-o-lis. 
Raur.aci,  R3-ra-sj. 
Raurici,  Rq-rj-sj. 
Ravenna,  Ra-ven-a. 
Ravola,  Rav-o-la. 


Reate,  RE-a-t£. 
Rcdiculus,  RE-dik-yri-lus. 
Redones,  Red-to-nEZ. 
Regillae,  Re-JII-e. 
Rogillianus,  R£-jil-i-a-nus. 
Regillus,  R£-jil-u3. 


712 


GRSK   AND   LATIN  PROPER  NffMZ. 


Regina,  Re-jj-na. 
Reginum,  Re-jj-nam. 
Regulus,  Reg-yq,-lus. 
Remi,  Re-mj. 
Remulus,  Rem-yn,-lus. 
Remuria,  RE-mii-ri-a. 
Remus,  Rs-mus. 
Resus,  Rg-sus. 
Reudigni,  RE-yTi-dig-nj. 
Retina,  Re-ti-na. 
Rha,  Ra. 
Rhacia,  Ra-Ji-a. 
Rhacius,  Ra-Ji-us. 
Rhacotis,  Ra-ko-tis. 
Rhadamanthus,  Rad-a-man-tus 
Rhadamistus,  Rad-a-mis-tus. 
Rhadius,  Ra-di-us. 
Rhseteum,  Rg-ts-um. 
Rhaeti,  er  Raeti,  Re-tj. 
Rhaetia,  Re-Ji-a. 
Rhagea,  Ra-jg-a. 
Rhamnenses,  Ram-nen-scz, 
Rhamnes,  Ram-ngz. 
Rhamnus,  Ram-nus. 
Rhamsinitus,  Ram-si-nj-tas. 
Rhanis,  Ra-nis. 
Rharos,  Ra-ros. 
Rhaseuporis,  Ras-kq,-pcD-ri3. 
Rhea,  Rg-a. 
Rhebas,  Rg-bas,  er 
Rhebus,  Rg-bus. 
Rhedones,  Red-o-nez. 
Rhegium,  Re-ji-um. 
Rhegusci,  Rg-gds-sj. 
Rherni,  Rs-mj. 
Rhene,  Rg-ng. 
Rheni,  Rg-nj. 
Rhenus,  Re-nus. 
Rheomitres,  Re-o-mj-trez. 
Rhesus,  Rg-sus. 
Rhetieo,  Ret-i-ko. 
Rhetogenes,  Rg-toj-e-nsz. 
Rheunus,  RE-yx\,-nus. 


Rhexenor,  Reks-e-nor. 
Rhexibius,  Reks-ib-i-us. 
Rhianus,  Rj-a-nus. 
Rhidago,  Rid-a-go. 
Rhimotacles,  Ri-mot-a-klez. 
Rhion,  Rj-on. 
Rhipha,  Rj-fa,  er 
Rhiphe,  Ri-fE. 
Rhiphaei,  Rj-ft-j. 
Rhipheus,  Ri-fg-us. 
Rhium,  Rj-um. 
Rhodanus,  R6d-a-nus. 
Rhode,  Ro-de. 
Rhodia,  Rw-di-a. 
Rhodogyne,  Rod-o-j|-nE,  er 
Rhodogune,  Rod-o-g4-nE. 
Rhodope,  Rhodopis,    Rod-CD-pg, 

Ro-do-pis. 
Rhodus,  R(f)-du3. 
Rhodes,  Rodz.  {JEng.) 
Rhoebus,  Rg-bus. 
Rhoecus,  Rg-kus. 
Rhoeteum,  Rg-tg-tim. 
Rhoetus,  Re-tus. 
Rhosaces,  Ro-sa-SEz. 
Rhosus,  Ri3-sus. 

Rhoxana,  er  Rosana,  Roks-a-na. 
Rhoxani,  Roks-a-nj. 
Rhuteni,  Roo-ts-nj,  and 
Rutheni,  Rco-tg-nj. 
Rhyndacus,  Rin-da-ku3. 
Rhyntkon,  Rin-ton. 
Rhypse,  Rj-pe. 
Riphasi,  Ri-fe-j. 
Ripheus,  Rj-fs-us. 
Rixamarae,  Riks-am-a-re. 
Robigo,  Ro-bj-go,  er 
Rubigo,  Roo-bj-go. 
Rodericus,  Rod-E-rj-kus. 
Roma,  R(5-ma. 
Rome,  Rcom.  {Eng.) 
Romani,  Ro-ma-nj. 
Bomanus,  Ra-ma-nus. 


Romilius,  Ro-mil-i-us. 
Romula,  R6m-yi],-la. 
Romulidae,  Ro-mi^-li-de. 
Romulus,  R6m-yii,-lus. 
Romus,  R6-mas. 
Roscius,  R6s-Ji-us. 
Rosillanus,  Ro-sil-a-nus. 
Rosius,  R6-Ji-us. 
Roxana,  Roks-a-na. 
Roxolani,  Roks-o-la-nj. 
Rubellius,  Rco-bel-i-us. 
Rubi,  R^-bj. 
Rubicon,  Roi-bi-kon. 
Rubienus   Lappa,   Ra)-bi-E-nus 

Lap-a. 
Rubigo,  R<l)-bj-g(a. 
Rubra  Saxa,  Rob-bra  Saks-a. 
Rubrius,  Rit-bri-us. 
Rudise,  Rdi-di-E. 
Rufae,  R(f)-fe. 
Ruffinus,  Ruf-j-nus. 
Ruffus,  Rdf-us. 
Rufillus,  Rco-fil-us. 
Rufinus,  Ra)-fj-nus. 
Rufus,  Rc6-fus. 
Rugii,  Rc6-ji-j. 
Ruminus,  Rtf»-mi-nus. 
Runcina,  Run-sj-na. 
Rupilias,  Rdo-pil-i-us. 
Ruscius,  Rds-Ji-us. 
Rusconia,  Rus-ko-ni-a. 
Rusellas,  RiD-sel-s. 
Ruspina,  Riis-pi-na. 
Rusticus,  Rus-ti-kus. 
Ruteni,  Roo-te-nj. 
Rutila,  R<6-ti-la.  [fus. 

Rutilius  Rufus,  Rott-til-i-us  R(6- 
Rutilus,  R(i)-ti-lus. 
Rutuba,  R<f)-tq,-ba. 
Rutubus,  R<j5-tq,-bus. 
Rutuli,  R<]5-tii-lj. 
Rutupae,  Rcf)-ti],-p£. 
Rutupinus,  RiB-tq,-pj-nu3. 


s. 


Saba,  Sa-ba. 

Sabachus,  Sab-a-kus,  er 

Sabacon,  Sab-a-kon. 

Sabae,  Sa-bE. 

Sabaei,  Sa-bs-j. 

Sabata,  Sa-ba-ta. 

Sabazius,  Sa-ba-gi-us. 

Sabbas,  Sab-as. 

Sabella,  Sa-bel-a. 

Sabelli,  Sa-bel-j. 

Sabiua,  Sa-bj-na. 

Sabini,  Sa-bj-nj. 

Sabinianus,  Sa-bin-i-a-nus. 

Sabinus  Aulus,  Sa-bj-nus  G'lus. 

Sabis,  Sa-bis. 

Sabraeae,  Sab-ra-ss. 

Sabrata,  Sab-ra-ta. 

Sabrina,  Sa-brj-na. 

Sabura,  Sab-yi^-ra. 

Saburanus,  Sab-yq,-ra-nus. 

Sabus,  Sa-bus. 

Sacadas,  Sak-a-das. 

Sacae,  Sa-sg. 

Sacer,  Sa-ser. 

Sachalites,  Sak-a-lj-tsz. 

Sacrani,  Sa-kra-ni. 

Sacrativir,  Sa-krat-i-ver. 


Sacrator,  Sak-ra-tor. 
Sadales,  Sad-a-lez. 
Sadus,  Sa-dus. 
Sadyates,  Sad-i-a-tez. 
Sagana,  Sag-a-na. 
Sigaris,  Sag-a-ris. 
Sagitta,  Sa-jit-a. 
Saguntum,  Sa-gun-tum,  er 
Saguntus,  Sa-jdn-tus. 
Sais,  Sa-is. 
Sala,  Sa-la. 
Salacon,  Sal-a-kon. 
Salamina,  Sal-a-mj-na. 
Salaminia,  Sal-a-min-i-a. 
Salamis,  Sal-a-mis. 
Salapia,  Sa-la-pi-a,  er 
Salapiae,  Sa-la-pi-s. 
Salara,  Sal-a-ra. 
Salaria,  Sa-la-ri-a. 
Salasci,  Sa-Ias-sj. 
Saleius,  Sa-lg-yus. 
Saleni,  Sa-lg-nj. 
Salentini,  Sal-en-tj-nj. 
Salernum,  Sa-ler-num. 
Salganeus,  Sal-ga-ng-us,  er 
Salganea,  Sal-ga-n£-a. 
Salii,  Sa-li-j. 


Salinator,  Sal-i-na-tor. 
Salius,  Sa-li-tis. 
Sallustius,  Sa-lus-Ji-us. 
Sallust,  Sal-ust,  {En,g.} 
Salmacis,  Sal-ma-sis. 
Salmone,  Sal-mo-ne. 
Salmoneus,  Sal-ma-ng-us. 
Salmus,  Sal-mus. 
Salmydessus,  Sal-mi-des-us. 
Sale,  Sa-lo. 
Salome,  Sa-lo-mE. 
Salon,  Sa-lon. 
Salona,  Sa-16-na,  er 
Salonae,  Sa-lo-ng. 
Salonina,  Sal-o-nj-na. 
Saloninus,  Sal-cD-nj-nus. 
Salonius,  Sa-lcS-ni-us. 
Salpis,  Sal-pis. 
Salvian,  Sal-vi-an. 
Salvidienus,  Sal-vid-i-g-nu3. 
Salvius,  Sal-vi-us. 
Salyes,  Sal-i-£z. 
Samaria,  Sa-ma-ri-a. 
Sambulos,  Sam-b^-los. 
Same,  Sa-me,  er 
Samos,  Sa-mos. 
Samia,  Sa-nii-a. 


GR8K  AND   LATIN   PROPER  N^MZ. 


713 


Samnitae,  Sam-nj-te. 
Samnites,  Sam-nj-tez. 
Samnites,  Sam-njts,  {Fng.} 
Samnium,  Sain-ni-um. 
Samonium,  Sa-mo-ni-um. 
Samosata,  Sa-naos-a-ta. 
Samothrace,  Sam-o-tra-ss,  &r 
Samothracia,  Sam-o-tra-Ji-a. 
Samus,  Sa-mus. 
Sana,  Sa-na. 
Sanaos,  San-a-os. 
Sanchoniathon,  San-ko-nj-a-ton. 
Sandace,  San-da-se. 
Sandalium,  San-da-li-um. 
Sandanis,  San-da-nis. 
Sandanus,  San-da-nus. 
Sandion,  San-dj-on. 
Sandrecottus,  San-dre-kot-us. 
Sangala,  San-ga-la. 
Sangarius,  San-ga-ri-us,  er 
Sangaris,  San-ga-ris. 
Sanguinius,  San-gwin-i-us. 
Sannyrion,  San-ir-i-oa. 
Santones,  San-to-nez,  and 
Santonae,  San-to-ns. 
Saon,  Sa-on. 
Sapaei,  Sa-pe-j,  er 
Saphaei,  Sa-fe-j. 
Sapor,  Sa-por. 
Sapores,  Sa-po-rez. 
Sappho,  Saf-Q,  er 
Sapho,  Sa-fo. 
Saptine,  Sap-ti-ns. 
Saracene,  Sar-a-sE-ne. 
Saraceni,  Sar-a-se-nj. 
Saracori,  Sa-rak-o-rj. 
Saranges,  Sa-ran-jez. 
Sarapani,  Sar-a-pa-nj. 
Sarapus,  Sar-a-pus. 
Sarasa,  Sar-a-sa. 
Saraspades,  Sa-ras-pa-dez. 
Sardanapalus,  Sar-dan-a-pa-lus. 
Sardes,  Sqr-dez. 
Sardi,  Sqr-di. 
Sardinia,  Sar-din-i-a. 
Sardis,  S^r-dis. 
Sardonicus,  Sar-don-i-kus. 
Sariaster,  Sar-i-as-ter. 
Sarmatia,  Sar-ma-Ji-a. 
Sarmentus,  Sar-men-tus. 
Sarnius,  Sqr-ni-us. 
Saron,  Sa-ron. 
Saronicus  Sinus,   Sa-ron-i-kus 

Sj-nus. 
Sarpedou,  Sar-pe-don. 
Sarra,  Sar-a. 
Sarrastes,  Sa-ras-tez. 
Sarsina,  Sqr-si-na. 
Sasanda,  Sa-san-da. 
Sason,  Sa-son. 
Sataspes,  Sa-tas-pez. 
Satiae,  Sa-Ji-e. 

Satibarzanes,  Sat-i-bar-za-nsz. 
Saticula,  Sa-tik-yn,-la,  and 
Saticulus,  Sa-tik-yq,-lus. 
Satis,  Sa-tis. 
Satrapeni,  Sat-ra-pe-nj. 
Satricum,  Sa-trj-kum. 
Satropaces,  Sa-trop-a-sez. 
Satura,  Sat-yq-ra. 
Satureium,  Sat-yq,-r8-yum,  6r 
Satureum,  Sa-tq-re-uin. 
Satureius,  Sat-yq-re-yu?. 
Saturnalia,  Sat-ur-na-li-a. 
Saturnia,  Sa-tiir-ni-a. 
Saturninus,  Sat-ur-nj-nus. 


Saturnius,  Sa-tdr-ni-us. 
Saturnus,  Sa-tdr-nus. 
Saturum,  Sat-yq-rum. 
Satyrus,  Sat-i-rus. 
Saufeius  Trogus,  Se-fe-yus  Tra- 
gus. 
Sauromatfe,  Se-rom-a-ts. 
Saurus,  Se-rus. 
Savera,  Sav-e-ra. 
Savo,  Sa-vo,  er 
Savona,  Sa-vo-na. 
Savus,  Sa-vus. 
Saxones,  Saks-o-nez. 
Saziehes,  Saz-i-kez. 
Scaea,  Se-a. 
Scaeva,  Ss-va. 
Scaevola,  Sev-o-la. 
Scaldis,  Skal-dis. 
Scalpium,  Skal-pi-um. 
Scamander,  Ska-man-der. 
Scamandrius,  Ska-man-dri-us. 
Scandaria,  Skan-da-ri-a. 
Scandinavia,  Skan-di-na-vi-a. 
Scantilla,  Skan-til-a. 
Scaptesyle,  Skap-tes-i-ls. 
Scaptia,  Skap-Ji-a. 
Scaptius,  Skap-Ji-us. 
Scapula,  Skap-yq,-la. 
Scardii,  Skqr-di-j. 
Scarphia,  Skqr-fj-a,  6r 
Scarphe,  Skqr-fe. 
Scaurus,  Ske-rus. 
Scedasus,  Sed-a-sus. 
Sceleratus,  Sel-e-ra-tus. 
Schedia,  Ske-di-a. 
Schedius,  Ske-di-us. 
Scheria,  Ske-ri-a. 
Schoeneus,  Ske-ne-us. 
Schoenus,  Ske-nus,  er 
Scheno,  Ske-no. 
Sciathis,  Sj-a-tis. 
Sciathos,  Sj-a-tos, 
Scidros,  Sj-dros. 
Scillus,  Sil-U3. 
Scinis,  Sj-nis. 
Scinthi,  Sin-tj. 
Scione,  Si-6-ns. 
Scipiadae,  Si-pj-a-de. 
Scipio,  Sip-i-o. 
Scira,  Si-ra. 
Sciradium,  Sj-ra-di-um. 
Sciras,  Si-ras. 
Sciron,  Sj-ron. 
Scirus,  Sj-rus. 
Scolus,  Sko-lus. 
Scombrus,  Skom-brus. 
Scopas,  Sko-pas. 
Scopium,  Sko-pi-um. 
Scordisci,  Skor-dis-si,  and 
Scordiscae,  Skor-dis-ss. 
Seotinits,  Sko-ti-nus. 
Sentnssa,  Sko-tds-a. 
Seribnnia,  Skrj-bii-ni-a. 
Scribonianus,  Skrj-bo-ni-a-nus. 
Scribonius,  Skrj-b6-ni-us. 
Seylaceum,  Sil-a-sg-um. 
Scylax,  Sj-laks. 
Scylla,  Sil-a. 
Seyllaeuni,  Si-le-um, 
Seyllias,  Sil-i-as. 
Scyllis,  Sil-is. 
Seyllus,  Sil-us. 
Scylurus,  Sj-h\-rus. 
Scyppium,  bip-i-um. 
Seyras,  Si-ras. 
Scyros,  Sj-ros. 


Scythae,  Sj-te. 
Scythes,  S|-tez,  &r 
Scytha,  Sj-fla. 
Scythia,  Sit-i-a. 
Scythides,  Sif)-i-dEZ. 
Scythinus,  Si-tj-nus. 
Seython,  Sj-ton. 
Scythopolis,  Si-top-o-lis. 
Sebasta,  Se-bas-ta. 
Sebasteni,  Seb-as-ts-nj. 
Sebastia,  Se-bas-Ji-a. 
Sebastopolis,  Seb-as-top-o-Us' 
Sebennytus,  Seb-en-j-tus. 
Sebetus,  Se-be-tus. 
Sebusiani,  Ss-bi^-Ji-a-nj,  er 
Segusiani,  Ss-gq-Ji-a-nj. 
Sectanus,  Sek-ta-nus. 
Seditani,  Sed-i-ta-ni,  er 
Sedentani,  Sed-en-ta-nj. 
Seduni,  Ss-dq-nj. 
Sedusii,  Se-dq-Ji-j. 
Segesta,  Se-ies-ta. 
begestes,  be-jes-tgz. 
Segni,  Seg-ni. 
Segobriga,  Ss-gob-ri-ga. 
Segonax,  Seg-Q-naks. 
Segontia,  Ss-gon-Ji-a,  er 
Seguntia,  Se-gdn-Ji-a. 
Segontiaci,  Seg-on-ti-a-sj. 
Segovia,  Se-go-vi-a. 
Seguntium,  Se-gda-Ji-um. 
Seius  Strabo,  Sj-us  Stra-bo. 
Sejanus  iElius,  Se-ja-nus  8'li-as. 
Selasia,  Se-la-Ji-a. 
Selemnus,  SE-lem-nus. 
Selene,  Ss-lE-ng. 
Seleucena,  Sel-q-sg-na,  e?" 
Seleucis,  Se-lii-sis. 
Seleucia,  Se-lvi.-J'i-a. 
Seleucidae,  Sg-lq-si-ds. 
Seleucus,  SE-hi,-kus. 
Selge,  Sel-JE. 
Selimnus,  Ss-lim-nus. 
Selinuns,  SE-lj-nunz,  er 
Selinus,  Ss-lj-nus. 
Sellasia,  Sel-a-Ji-a. 
Selleis,  Sel-E-is. 
Selli,  Sel-j. 

Selymbria,  SE-lim-bri-a. 
Semele,  Sem-£-l£. 
Semigermani,  Sem-i-jer-ma-n|. 
Seuiiguntus,  Sem-i-gdn-tus. 
Semiramis,  SE-mir-a-mis. 
Seinnones,  Sem-no-nez. 
Semones,  SE-mu-nsz. 
Semosanctu?,  Sem-o-saijk-tus. 
Sempronia,  Sem-pru-ni-a. 
Senipronius,  Sem-pro-ni-us. 
Semurium,  SE-mii,-ri-um. 
Sena,  Ss-na. 
Senatus,  SE-na-tus. 
Seneca,  Sen-£-ka. 
Senna,  Sen-a,  er 
Sena,  Se-na. 
Senones,  Sen-o-nEZ. 
Sentius,  Sen-Ji-us. 
Sepphoris,  Sef-6-ris. 
Septerion,  Sep-tE-ri-on. 
Septimius,  Sep-tim-i-us. 
Septimuleius,  Sep-ti-mq-ls-yus. 
Sepym,  Sep-i-ra. 
Sequana,  Sek-wa-na. 
Sequani,  Sek-wa-nj. 
Sequinius,  SE-kwin-i-us. 
Serapio,  Ss-ra-pi-o. 
Serapis,  Se-ra-pis. 


714 


GR8K   AND   LATIN   PROPER  NSMZ. 


Serbonis,  Ser-b6-nis, 
Serdica,  Ser-di-ka. 
Serena,  Ss-rg-na, 
Serenianus,  Ss-re-ni-a-nus. 
Serenus,   Sg-re-nus. 
Seres,  Se-rez. 
Sergestus,  Ser-jes-tus. 
Sergia,  Ser-ji-a. 
Sergiolus,  Ser-jj-o-lus. 
Sergius,  Ser-ji-us. 
Seriphus,  Ss-rj-fus. 
Sermyla,  Ser-mi-la. 
Seron,  Se-ron. 
Serranus,  Ser-a-nus. 
Sertorius,  Ser-to-ri-us. 
Servseus,  Ser-ve-us. 
Servianus,  Ser-vi-a-nus. 
Servilia,  Ser-vil-i-a. 
Servilianas,  Ser-vil-i-a-aus. 
Servilius,  Ser-vil-i-us. 
Servius  TuUius,  Ser-vi-us  Tdl- 

i-us. 
Sesara,  Ses-a-ra. 
Sesoostris,  Ses-o-6s-tris. 
Sestius,  Ses-Ji-us. 
Sestos,  Ses-tos,  dr 
Sestus,  Ses-tus. 
Sesuvii,  Ss-s^-vi-j. 
Setabis,  Set-a-bis. 
Sethon,  Sg-ton. 
Setia,  Sg-Ji-a. 
Seuthes,  S^-tisz- 
Severe,  Ss-vg-ra. 
Severianus,  Sg-ve-ri-a-nus. 
Severus,  Sg-vg-rus, 
Sevo,  Ss-vcD. 
Sextia,  Sek-Ji-a, 
Sextilia,  Seks-til-i-a. 
Sextilius,  Seks-til-i-us. 
Sextius,  Seks-Ji-us. 
Sextus,  Seks-tus. 
Sibiai,  Si-bj-nj. 
Siburtius,  Si-bur-Ji-us. 
Sibyllse,  Si-bil-g. 
Sica,  Sjka. 

Sicambri,  Sj-kam-bri,  er 
Sygambri,  Sj-gam-brj. 
Sicani,  Sj-ka-nj. 
Sicania,  Sj-ka-ni-a. 
Sicelides,  fej-sel-i-dez. 
Sicelis,  Sis-g-lis. 
Sichaeus,  Sj-kg-us. 
Sicilia,  Si-sil-i-a. 
Sieinius  DenUtus,    Si-sin-i-us 

Den-ta-tus. 
Sicinus,  Si-sj-nu3. 
Sicorus,  Sik-ca-rus. 
Siculi,  Sik-yix-lj. 
Sicyon,  SiJ-i-on. 
Sicyonia,  SiJ-i-o-ni-a, 
Side,  Si-dg. 
Sidero,  Sj-dg-ro. 
Sidicinuin,  Sid-i-sj-num. 
Sidon,  Sj-don. 
Sidonis,  Sj-d6-ni3. 
Sidonius,  Sj-dA-ni-us. 
Siga,  Sj-ga. 

Sigteum,  er  Sigeurn,  fej-je-um. 
Signia,  Sig-ni-a. 
Sigovessus,  Sig-o-ves-us. 
Sigyni,  Si-jj-nj,  w 
Sigunae,  Sia;-yi^-nE,  or 
Sigynnae,  Sj-jin-g. 
Sila,  w  Syla,  Si-la. 
Silana,  Julia,  Sj-la-na,  Jx],-li-a. 
Silanus,  Sj-Ia-nus. 


Silaris,  Sil-a-ris. 
Silenus,  Sg-lg-nus. 
Silicense,  Sil-i-seu-sg. 
Silius  Italicus,    Sil-i-us   I-tal- 

i-kus. 
Silphium,  Sil-fi-um. 
Silvanus,  Sil-va-nus. 
Simangelus,  Sj-man-jg-lus. 
Simbrivius,  Siin-briv-i-us,  er 
Simbruvius,  Sim-brA-vi-us. 
Simetiius,  w  Symethus,  Si-mg- 
Siinilse,  Sitn-i-lg.  [tus. 

Similis,  Sim-i-lis. 
Simmias,  Sim-i-as. 
Simo,  Sj-mo. 
Simois,  Si-rau)-is. 
Simoisius,  Sim-o-if -i-us. 
Simon,  Sj-moii. 
Simonide^,  Sj-inon-i-dgz. 
Simplicius,  Sim-pliJ-i-us. 
Simulus,  Siin-yn,-lus. 
Sinius,  Si-mus. 
Simyra,  Sim-i-ra. 
Sindi,  Sin-dj. 
Singaei,  Sin-je-j. 
Singus,  Sin-gus. 
Sinis,  Sj-nis. 
Sinnaces,  Sin-a-SEZ. 
Sinnacha,  Sin-a-ka. 
Sinoe,  Sin-o-g. 
Sinon,  Sj-non. 
Sinope,  Sj-no-pg. 
Sinopeus,  Sj-no-pg-us. 
Sinorix,  Sin-o-riks. 
Sintii,  Sin-Ji-j. 
Sinuessa,  Sin-yi\,-es-a. 
Siope,  Sj-6-pg. 
Siphnos,  Sif-nos. 
Sipontum,  Sj-p6n-tum,  er 
Sipus,  Si-pus. 
Sipylum,  Sip-i-lum,  a/nd 
Sipylus,  Sip-i-lus. 
Siredones,  Sj-red-o-ngz. 
Sirenes,  Sj-re-ngz. 
Sirens,  Sj-renz,  {Eng.) 
Siris,  Si-ris. 
Sirius,  Sir-i-us. 
Sirmium,  Ser-mi-um. 
Sisamnes,  Sj-sam-nez. 
Sisapho,  Sis-a-fo. 
Sisenes,  Sis-g-nez. 
Sisenna,  Sj-sen-a. 
Sisigambis,  Sis-i-gam-bis,  er 
Sisygambis,  Sis-i-gam-bis. 
Sisocostus,  Sis-o-kos-tus. 
Sisyphus,  Sis-i-fus. 
Sitalces,  S|-tal-sgz. 
Sithnides,  Sit-ni-dgz. 
Sithon,  Sj-ton. 
Sithonia,  Sj-to-ni-a. 
Sitius,  SiJ-i-us. 
Sitones,  Sit-o-ngz. 
Sizyges,  Siz-i-jgz. 
Smenus,  Smg-nus. 
Smerdis,  Sraer-dis. 
Smilax,  Smj-laks. 
Srailis.  Smj-lis. 
Smindyrides,  Smin-dir-i-dgz. 
Smintheus,  Srain-ts-us. 
Smyrna,  Smer-na. 
Soana,  So-a-na. 
Soanda,  So-an-da. 
Soanes,  Sta-a-ngz. 
Socrates,  S6k-ra-tEZ. 
Saeinias,  Sg-mi-as. 
Sogdiana,  Sog-di-a-na. 


Sogdianus,  Sog-di-a-nus. 
Soloe,  S61-Q-£,  6»' 
Soli,  So-lj. 
Solceis,  So-lg-is. 
Solon,  So-lon. 
Solonium,  So-lio-ni-um. 
Solus,  S6-lus. 
Solyma,  S61-i-ma,  and 
Solymae,  Sol-i-mg. 
Solymi,  S61-i-mj. 
Somnus,  Som-nus. 
Sonchis,  Son-kis. 
Sontiates,  Son-tj-a-tgz. 
Sopater,  S6p-a-tcr. 
Sophax,  S6-faks. 
Sophene,  So-fg-ng. 
Sophia,  S6-fi-a 
Sophocles,  S6f-o  klgz. 
Sophonisba,  Sot-o-nis-ba. 
Sophron,  S6-fron. 
Sophronia,  So-fro-ni-a. 
Sophronicus,  So-fron-i-kus. 
Sophroniscus,  Sof-ro-nis-kus. 
Sophrosyne,  So-fros-i-ng. 
Sopolis,  S6p-o-lis. 
Sora,  S6-ra. 

Soractes,  So-rak-tez,  and 
Soracte,  So-rak-te. 
Soranus,  So-ra-nus, 
Sorex,  Sd)-reks. 
Soritia,  So-riJ-i-a. 
Sosia  Galla,  Sta-Ji-a  Gal -a. 
Sosibius,  So-sib-i-us. 
Sosicles,  Sos-i-klgz. 
Sosicrates,  So-sik-ra-tgz. 
Sosigenes,  So-sij-g-ngz. 
Sosii,  So-Ji-j. 
Sosilus,  S6s-i-lus. 
Sosipater,  So-sip-a-ter. 
Sosipolis,  Su)-sip-o-lis. 
Sosis,  So-sis. 

Sosistratus,  So-sis-tra-tus. 
Sosius,  S6-Ji-us. 
Sospita,  Sos-pi-ta. 
Sosthenes,  Sos-tg-ngz. 
Sostratus,  Sos-tra-tus. 
Sotades,  Sot-a-dez. 
Soter,  So-ter. 
Soteria,  Sa-tg-ri-a. 
Sotericus,  So-ter-i-kus. 
Sothis,  S6-tis. 
Sotiate?,  So-Ji-a-tEZ. 
Sotion,  S(f)-ti-on. 
Sotius,  So-Ji-us. 
Sous,   S<3-US. 

Sozomen,  S6z-o-men. 
Spaco,  Spa-ko. 
Spacteriae,  Spak-te-ri-8. 
Sparta,  Sp4r-ta. 
Spartacus,  Spqr-ta-kus. 
Spartae,  Spqr-tE,  er 
Sparti,  Spqr-tj. 
Spartani,  Spar-ta-nj,  er 
Spartiatse,  Spqr-ti-a-ts. 
Spartianus,  Spqr-ti-a-nus. 
Spechia,  Spg-ki-a. 
Spendius,  Spen-di-us. 
Spendon,  S pen-don. 
Sperchius,  Sper-kj-us. 
Spermatophagi,  Sper-matof-a-jj. 
Speusippus,  Spt],-sip-us. 
Spherus,  Sfg-rus. 
Sphinx,  Sfiflks. 
Sphodrias,  Sf6-dri-as. 
Sphragidium,  Sfra-jid-i-um. 
Spicillus,  Spj-sil-us. 


GRSK  AND  LATIN  PROPER  N^MZ. 


715 


Spintharus,  Spin-ta-rus. 
Spinther,  Spin-ter. 
Spio,  Spj-o. 

Spitamenes,  Spj-tam-£-nEZ. 
Spithobates,  Spj-tob-a-tr.z. 
Spithridates,  Spit-ri-da-tez. 
Spoletium,  Spo-le-Ji-um. 
Sporades,  Spor-a-dez. 
Spurina,  Spii,-rj-nu. 
Spurius,  Sp4-ri-us. 
Staberius,  Sla-be-ri-us. 
Stabia,  Sta-bi-e. 
Stagira,  Sta-jj-ra. 
Staius,  Sta-yus. 
Stapbylus,  Staf-i-lus. 
Stasander,  Sta-san-der. 
Stasicrates,  Sta-sik  ra-tez. 
Stasileus,  Sta-sil-e-us. 
Statilia,  Sta-til-i-u. 
Statilius,  Sta-til-i-us. 
Statinae,  Stat-i-iiE. 
Statira,  Sta-tj-ra. 
Statius,  Sta-|i-us. 
Stator,  Sta-tor. 
Stellates.  Stel-a-tgz. 
Stellio,  Stel-i-o. 
Stena,  Stg-na. 
Stenobcea,  Sten-o-be-a. 
Stenocrates,  Ste-nok-ra-tEZ. 
Stentor,  Sten-tor. 
Stephana,  Stef-a-na. 
Stephanus,  Stef-a-nus. 
Sterope,  Ster-o-pE. 
Steropes,  Ster-o-pEZ. 
Stertinius,  Ster-tin-i-us. 
Stesagoras,  StE-sag-o-ras. 
Stesichorus,  Ste-sik-o-rus. 
Stesiclea,  Stes-i-kls-a. 
Stesimbrotus,  Sts-sim-bro-tus. 
Sthenele,  Sten-E-lE. 
Sthenelus,  Sten-E-lus. 
Sthenis,  SfcE-nis. 
Stheno,  Stg-no. 
Sthenoboea,  Sten-o-bg-a. 
Stilbe,  Stil-bE,  or 
Stilbia,  Stil-bi-a. 
Stilicho,  Stil-i-ko. 
Stilpo,  Stil-po. 
StimicoD,  Stim-i-kon. 
Stiphilus,  Stif-i-lus. 
Stobaeus,  Sto-bE-us. 
Stcechades,  Stek-a-dsz. 
Stoici,  Sto-i-sj. 
Stoics,  Sto-iks.  {Eng.) 
Strabo,  Stra-bo. 
Stratarchas,  Stra-tqr-kas. 


Stration,  Siru-ti-un. 
Strato,  Stra-tG),  w 
Straton,  Stra-ton. 
Stratnclo.«,  Strat-o-kkz. 
Stratonice,  Strat-u-ni-sE. 
Stratonicus,  Strat-o-nj-kus. 
Strongylc,  Stron-ji-k. 
Strophades,  Strof-a-dEZ. 
Strophius,  Strci-fi-us. 
Struthophagi,  HtriO-iof-a-jj. 
Struthus,  StrcD-tus. 
Stryma,  Strj-ma. 
Strymno,  Striin-no. 
Stryinon,  Strj-mon. 
Stygno,  Stig-nE. 
StyiDphalia,  Stim-fa  li-a,  or 
Stymphalis,  Stiiu-fa-lis. 
Stymphalus,  Stim-fa-lus. 
Styra,  Stj-ra. 
Styrus,  Stj-rus. 
Styx,  Stiks. 

Suardones,  Si|-ar-dcJ-iiEZ. 
Subatrii,  Si|-ba-tri-j. 
Sublicius,  Siib-liJ-i-us. 
Subota,  Siib-Q-ta. 
vSuburra,  Sii-biir-a. 
Sucro,  8vi,-krQ. 
Suessa,  Swes-a. 
Suessones,  Swes-o-nEZ. 
Suetonius,  SwE-to-ni-us. 
Suevi,  SwE-vj. 
Suevius,  SwE-vi-us. 
Suffenus,  Suf-E-nus. 
Suffetius,  Suf-E-Ji-us,  er 
Sufetius,  Sii^-ffi-Ji-us. 
Suidas,  Sii,-i-das. 
Suilius,  Swil-i-us. 
Suiones,  Swj-o-nEZ. 
Sulehi,  Siil-ki. 
Sulcius,  Siil-j'i-us. 
Sulmo,  Siil-mo,  er 
Sulinona,  Sul-niQ-na, 
Sulpitia,  Sul-piJ-i-a. 
Sulpitius,  Sul-piJ-i-us,  er 
Sulpicius,  Siil-piJ-i-us. 
Summanus,  Sum-a-nus, 
Sunici,  Si(,-ni-sj. 
Sunides,  Si^-ni-dEZ. 
Sunium,  S^-ni-um. 
Suovetaurilia,  Six-o-VE-te-ril-i-a. 
Superum  Mare,  Sii,-pE-rum  Ma-r£. 
Sura,  jEinylius,  Sii,-ra,  S-mil-i-us. 
Surena,  Si],-rE-na. 
Surrentum,  Sur-en-tum. 
Suras,  Si\-rus. 
Susa,  S4-sa. 


Susana,  Si'i,-sa-na. 
Susarion,  Sn,-sa-ri-on. 
Susiana,  Sr^-si-a-na,  er 
Susis,  Si'i-sis. 
Sutrium,  Si|,-tri-um. 
Syagrus,  Sj-a-grus. 
Sybaris,  Sib-a-ris. 
Sybarita,  Sib-a-rj-ta. 
Sybarite,  Sib-a-rjt.  {Eng.) 
Sybotas,  Sib-o-tas. 
Syuinnus,  Sj-sin-us. 
Syedra,  Sj-E-dra. 
Syene,  Sj-E-nE. 
Syenesius,  Sj-E-ns-Ji-us. 
Syenites,  Sj-en-j-tEZ. 
Sygaros,  Sig-a-ros. 
Sylca,  Sj-ls-a. 
Syleus,  Sil-E-us. 
Sylla,  Sil-a. 
Syllis,  Sil-is. 
Syloes,  Sil-o-£Z. 
Syloson,  Sil-Q  son. 
Sylvanus,  Sil-va-nus. 
Sylvia,  Sil-vi-a. 
Sylvius,  Sil-vi-us. 
Syma,  Sj-nia,  ur 
Syme,  Sj-mE. 
Symbolum,  Sioi-bo-lum. 
Symmaehus,  Sim-a-kus. 
Symplegades,  Sim-pleg-a-dez. 
Symus,  Sj-mus. 
Syncellus,  Sin-sel-us. 
Synesius,  Sj-ns-Ji-us. 
Syngelus,  Sin-JE-lus. 
Synnalaxis,  Sin-a-laks-is. 
Synnas,  Sin-as. 
Synnis,  Sin-is. 
Synope,  Sj-no-pE. 
Syntyohe,  Sin-tj-ks. 
Sypbaeum,  Sj-fs-um. 
Syphax,  Sj-faks. 
Syraces,  Sir-a-SEZ. 
Syracosia,  Sir-a-ko-ji-a. 
Syracusae,  Sir-a-k^-SE. 
Syracuse,  Sir-a-kqs.  {Eng.) 
Syria,  Sir-i-a. 
Syrinx,  S|-rii)ks. 
Syrophoenix,  Sir-o-fE-niks. 
Syrophoenices,  Sir-o-fE-nj-sez. 
Syros,  Sj-ros. 
Syrtes,  Ser-tEZ. 
Syrus,  Sj-rus. 
Sysigambis,  Sis-i -gam-bis. 
Sysimetbres,  Sj-sim-E-trEZ. 
Sysinas,  Sis-i-nas. 
Sythas,  Sj-tas. 


T. 


Taactes,  Ta-G-tEz. 
Tabanus,  Tab-a-nus. 
Tabor,  Ta-bor. 
Tabraca,  Tab-ra-ka. 
Taburnus,  Ta-bur-nus. 
Tacape,  Ta-ka-ps. 
Tacfarinas,  Tak-fa-r|-nas. 
Tachampso,  Ta-kamp-so. 
Tachos,  Ta-kos,  er 
Tachus,  Ta-kus. 
Tacita,  Tas-i-ta. 
Tacitus,  Tas-i-tus. 
Ta;dia,  Ts-di-a. 
Tsenarus,  Ten-a-rus« 


Taenias,  Tc  ni-as. 
Tages,  Ta-.JEz. 
Tagonius,  Ta-go-ni-us. 
Tagus,  Ta-gus. 
Talasius,  Ta-la-Ji-us. 
Talaus,  Tal-a-us. 
Talayra,  Ta-la-i-ra. 
Taletura,  Tiil-E-tum. 
Talthybius,  Tal-tib-i-us. 
Talus,  Ta-lus. 
Tamarus,  Tam-a-rus. 
Tamasea.  Ta-ma-SE-Q. 
Tamos,  Ta-mos. 
Tampius,  Tam-pi-us, 


Tamyras,  Tam-i-ras. 
Tamyris,  Tam-i-ris. 
Tanagra,  T;in-a-gra. 
Tanagrus,  Tan-a-grus,  er 
Tanager,  Tan-a-jer. 
Tanais,  T;in-a-is. 
Tanaquil,  Tan-a-kwil. 
Tantalides.  Tan-tal-i-dEZ. 
Tantalus,  Tau-ta-lus. 
Tanusius  Germinus,  Ta-n^-fi-na 

Jer-mi-nus. 
Taphiae,  Ta-fi-E. 
Taphius,  Tfi-fi-us,  er 
Taphiassus,  Ta-fi-as-u3. 


716 


GKSK  AND   LATIN   PROPER  NaMZ. 


Taprobane,  Tap-rob-a-ne. 

Tapsus,  Tap-sus. 

Tapyri,  Tap-i-rj. 

Taranis,  Tar-a-nis. 

Taras,  Ta-ras. 

Taraxippus,  Tar-aks-ip-us. 

Tarbelli,  Tar-bel-j. 

Tarchetius,  Tar-ke-Ji-us. 

Tarchon,  T4,r-kon.  [tus. 

Tarehondimotus,  Tqr-kon-dim-o- 

Tarentum,  Ta-ren-tum,  er 

Tarentus,  Ta-ren-tus. 

Tarichea,  Tar-i-ke-a. 

Tarnfe,  Tqr-ng. 

Tarpa,  Tqr-pa. 

Tarpeia,  Tar-pe-ya. 

Tarpeius,  Tar-pe-yus. 

Tarquinia,  Tar-kwin-i-a, 

Tarquinii,  Tar-kwin-i-j. 

Tarquinius,  Tar-kwin-i-us. 

Tarquitius,  Tar-kwiJ-i-us. 

Tarquitus,  Tqr-kwi-tus. 

Tarracina,  Tar-a-sj-na. 

Tarraco,  Tar-a-ko. 

Tarrutius,  Ta-rdb-Ji-us. 

Tarsa,  Tqr-SQ. 

Tarsius,  T^r-Ji-us. 

Tarsus,  Tqr-sus,  er 

Tarsos,  Tqr-sos. 

Tartarus,  Tqr-ta-rus. 

Tartessus,  Tar-tes-us,  er 

Tartesus,  Tar-te-sus. 

Taruntius,  Ta-rdn-Ji-us. 

Tarus,  Ta-rus. 

Tasgetius,  Tas-jg-Ji-us. 

Tatian,  Ta-Ji-an. 

Tatienses,  Ta-Ji-en-sez. 

Tatius,  Ta-Ji-us. 

Tatta,  Tat -a. 

Taulantii,  Te-lan-Ji-j. 

Taunus,  Te-nus. 

Taurania,  Te-ra-ni-a. 

Taurantes,  Te-ran-tez. 

Tauri,  Te-rj. 

Tauria,  Te-rj-a. 

Taurica,  Te-ri-ka. 

Taurica  Chersonesus,   Te-ri-ka 

Ker-so-nE-sus. 
Taurini,  Te-r|-nj. 
Taurisci,  Te-ris-sj. 
Taurium,  Te-ri-um. 
Taurominium,  Te-ro-min-i-um. 
Taurus,  Te-rus. 
Taxila,  Taks-i-la. 
Taxilus,  Taks-i-lus,  er 
Taxiles,  Taks-i-lez. 
Taximaquilus,  Taks-i-mak-wi-lus. 
Taygete,  Ta-ij-E-tE,e;'  Ta-i-js-tE. 
Taygetus,  Ta-ij-E-tus,  t>?' 
Taygeta,  Ta-ij-E-ta. 
Teanum,  TE-a-num. 
Tearus,  TE-a-rus. 
Teatea,  Tr-a-te-a, 
Teate,  TE-a-ts,  er 
Tegeate,  Ts-jg-a-ts. 
Teches,  Tg-kEZ. 
Techmessa,  Tek-mes-a. 
Tecbnatis,  Tek-na-tis. 
Tectamus,  Tek-ta-mus. 
Tectosages,  Tek-tos-a-jgz,  er 
Tectosagae,  Tek-tos-a-js. 
Tegea,  Te-je-q,  &)• 
Tegaea,  Tp-JE-a. 
Tegula,  Teg-yii,-la. 
Tegyra,  Tej-i-ra. 
Teios,  Ts-yos,  er 


Teos,  Te-os. 
Teium,  Te-yum. 
Teius,  TE-yus. 
Telamon,  Tel-a-mon. 
Telamoniades,  Tel-a-mo-ni-a-dgz. 
Telchines,  Tel-kj-nEZ. 
Telehinia,  Tel-kin-i-a. 
Telcbinius,  Tel-kin-i-us. 
Telchis,  Tel-kis. 
Telea,  Te-Ie-q. 
Telebose,  TE-leb-o-e,  er 
Teleboes,  TE-leb-o-£z. 
Teleboas,  Ts-leb-o-as. 
Teleboides,  Tel-E-bo-i-dgz, 
Telecles,  Tg-lek-lgz,  er 
Teleelus,  Tg-lek-lus. 
Teleclides,  Tel-g-klj-dEz. 
Telegonus,  Tg-leg-o-nus. 
Telemachus,  Tg-lem-a-kus, 
Telemus,  Tel-E-mus. 
Telephassa,  Tel-E-fas-a. 
Telephns,  Tel-£-fus. 
Telesia,  TE-ls-gi-a. 
Telesicles,  TE-les-i-kl£z. 
Telesilla,  Tel-g-sil-a. 
Telesinicus,  Tel-s-sin-i-kus. 
Telesinus,  Tel-E-sj-nus. 
Telesippus,  Tel-E-sip-us. 
Telespborus,  TE-les-fo-rns. 
Telestagoras,  Tel-g-stag-Q-ras. 
Telestas,  TE-les-tas. 
Telestes,  TE-les-tgz. 
Telesto,  TE-les-to. 
Teletbus,  Tel-E-tus. 
Telethusa,  Tel-E-tix-sa. 
Teleurias,  TE-hx-ri-as. 
Teleutias,  TE-hi-Ji-as. 
Tellane,  Tel-a-ng. 
Tellias,  Tel-i-as. 
Tellis,  Tel-is. 
Tellus,  Tel-US. 
Telmessus,  Tel-mes-us,  er 
Telmissu?,  Tel-mis-us. 
Telon,  Tg-lon. 
Teltbusa,  Tel-tq,-sa. 
Telys,  Tg'-lis. 
Temathea,  TE-ma-tg-a. 
Temenites,  Tem-g-nj-tgz. 
Temenium,  TE-mg-ni-um. 
Temenus,  Tem-g-nus. 
Temerinda,  Tem-g-rin-da. 
Temesa,  Tem-g-sa. 
Temese,  Tem-E-fg. 
Temnes,  Tem-ngz. 
Temnos,  Tem-nos. 
Tempe,  Tem-pg. 
Tenedos,  Ten-g-dos. 
Tenes,  Te-nsz. 
Tenesis,  Ten-g-sis. 
Tenos,  Te-dos. 
Tentyra,  Ten-ti-ra,  {8jipt.) 
Tentyra,  Ten-tj-ra,  (Eras.) 
Teos,  Te-os,  er 
Teios,  Tg-yos. 
Teredon,  TE-rg-don. 
Terentia,  Tg-ren-Ji-a. 
Terentianus,  Tg-ren-Ji-a-nus. 
Terentus,  Tg-ren-tus. 
Tereus,  Tg-rg-us. 
Tergeste,  Ter-jes-tg,  and 
Tergestum,  Ter-jes-tum. 
Terias,  Tg-ri-as. 
Teribazus,  Ter-i-ba-zus. 
Teridae,  Tg-rid-a-g. 
Teridates,  Ter-i-da-tgz. 
Terigum,  Ter-i-gum, 


Termentia,  Ter-men-Ji-a. 
Termerus,  Ter-mg-rus. 
Termesus,  Ter-ms-sus. 
Terminalia,  Ter-mi-na-li-a. 
Terminalis,  Ter-mi-na-lis. 
Terminus,  Ter-mi-nus. 
Termisus,  Ter-mi-sus,  er 
Termessus,  Ter-mes-us. 
Terpander,  Ter-pan-der. 
Terpsichore,  Terp-sik-o-rg. 
Terpsicrate,  Terp-sik-ra-tg. 
Terracina,  Ter-a-sj-na. 
Terrasidius,  Ter-a-sid-i-us. 
Tenia,  Ter-Ji-a. 
Tertius,  Ter-Ji-us, 
TertuUianus,  Ter-tul-i-a-nus, 
Tethys,  Ts-tis. 
Tetrapolis,  Tg-trap-o-lis. 
Tetricus,  Tet-ri-kus. 
Teucer,  Ti]^-ser. 
Teucri,  Tq-krj. 
Teucria,  Ti^-kri-a. 
Teuct«ri,  Ti']^k-tg-rj. 
Teumessus,  Tq,-mes-us. 
Teuta,  Tii,-ta. 
Teutamias,  Ti],-ta-mi-as,  er 
Teutamis,  Tii-ta-mis. 
Teutamus,  Tq-ta-mus. 
Teutas,  Tu-tas,  er 
Teutates,  Tq,-ta-tgz. 
Teuthras,  Tq-tras. 
Teutomatus,  Tq,-t6m-a-tns. 
Teutoni,  Tq-to-nj,  and 
Teutones,  Tix-tcD-ngz. 
Thabenna,  Ea-ben-a. 
Thais,  Ra-is. 
Thala,  Ha-la. 
Thalame,  Eal-a-mg. 
Thalassius,  Ea-laJ-i-us. 
Thales,  Ea-lgz. 
Thalestria,  Ea-les-tri-a,  er 
Thalestris,  Ea-les-tris. 
Thaletes,  Ea-lg-tgz. 
Thalia,  Ea-lj-a. 
Thalpius,  Eal-pi-us. 
Thamyras,  Eam-i-ras. 
Thamyris,  Eam-i-ris. 
Thapsacus,  Eap-sa-kus. 
Thapsus,  Eap-sus. 
Thargelia,  Ear-JE-li-a. 
Thariades,  Ra-rj-a-dgz. 
Tharops,  Ra-rops. 
Thasius,  Ea-Ji-us,  er 
Thrasius,  Era-Ji-us. 
Thasos,  Ea-sos. 
Thasus,  Ba-sus. 

Thaumantias,  Ee-man-Ji-as,  and 
Thaumantis,  Ee-man-tis. 
Thaumas,  Ee-mas. 
Thaumasius,  Ee-ma-Ji-us. 
Thea,  Ee-q. 

Theagenes,  Eg-aj-g-ngz. 
Theages,  Bg-a-jgz. 
Theano,  EE-a-no. 
Theanum,  EE-a-num. 
Thearidas,  Eg-ar-i-das. 
Thearnus,  Rg-qr-nus. 
Theatetes,  Rg-a-tg-tEZ. 
Thebse,  Rg-bg. 
Thebes,  Egbz.  <^«^.> 
Thebais,  Beb-a-is. 
Thebe,  Bg-bE,  er 
Thebse,  Es-bE. 
Theia,  Bg-ya. 
Theias,  Bs-yas. 
Thelephassa,  Eel-g-fas-a. 


GR8K  AND   LATIX   PROPER   NETMZ. 


717 


Thelpusa,  Eel-px|,-sa. 
Thelxion,  Eelks-j-on. 
Thelxiope,  Belks-j-o-ije. 
Themenus,  Eem-e-nus. 
Themesion,  He-me-3i-on. 
Themis,  Ee-mis. 
Themiscyra,  Ee-mis-i-ra. 
Thetnison,  Eein-i-son. 
Themista,  BE-mis-ta. 
Themistius,  EE-mis-Ji-us. 
Themistocles,  Be-mis-to-klEZ. 
Themistogenes,  Eem-i-stoj-E-nEZ. 
Theoclea,  Es-o-klE-a. 
Theocles,  Ee-o-klEZ. 
Theoclus,  Es-cj-klus. 
Theoclymenus,  EE-o-klim-E-nus. 
Theocritus,  Ec-ok-ri-tus. 
Theodamas,  Ef-od-a-mas,  er 
Thiodamas,  Bi-od-a-mas. 
Theodectes,  Es-o-dek-tEZ. 
Theodora,  Ee-o-do-ra. 
Theodoretus,  Es-od-o-rE-tus. 
Theodoret,  EE-6d-o-ret.  {Eig.} 
Theoduritus,  EE-od-o-rj-tus. 
Theodorus,  Es-o-dij-rus. 
Theodosia,  Ec-o-do-Ji-a 
Theodosius.  EE-o-da-Ji-us. 
Theodota,  EE-6d-o-ta. 
Theodotion,  EE-o-du-ti-on. 
Theodotus,  Es-od-o-tus. 
Theognetcs,  EE-og-ns-tez. 
Theognis,  Es-og-nis. 
Theomnestus,  Eg-om-nes-tus. 
Theon,  Es-on. 
Theonoe,  E£-6n-o-8. 
Theope,  EE-o-pe. 
Theophane,  BE-6f-a-nE. 
Theophanes,  Es-of-a-nEZ. 
Theophania,  Es-o-fa-ni-a,  er 
Theophania,  EE-of-a-ni-a. 
Theophilus,  B£-6f-i-lus. 
Theophraslus,  Eg-o-fras-tus. 
Theophylactus,  Es-o-fi-lak-tus. 
Theophylact,  Ee-6f-i-lakt.  {£ng.} 
Theopolemus,  EE-o-pol-E-mus. 
Theopompus,  Er-Q-pom-pus. 
Theorius,  EE-6-ri-us. 
Theotiraus,  EE-o-ti-mus. 
Theoxena,  EE-6ks-E-na. 
Theoxenia,  EE-oks-E-ni-a. 
Theoxenius,  EE-oks-E-ni-us. 
Thera,  Es-ra. 
Therambus,  EE-ram-bus. 
Theramenes,  EE-ram-E-n£Z. 
Tfaerapne,  BE-rap-nE,  w 
Terapne,  TE-rap-nE. 
Theras,  Ee-ras. 
Therippidas,  Ee-rip-i-das. 
Theritas,  Eer-i-tas. 
Therma,  Ber-ma. 
Thermodon,  Ber-mQ-don. 
Thermopyla?,  Eer-mop-i-lE. 
Thermus,  Ber-mus. 
Therodamas,  EE-rod-a-mas. 
Theron,  Bg-ron. 
Therpander,  Eer-pan-der. 
Thersander,  Eer-san-der. 
Thersilochus.  Ber-sil-o-kus. 
Thersippu«,  Ber-sip-us. 
Thersites,  Eer-sj-tsz. 
Thesbites,  Bes-bj-t£z. 
Theseidae,  B£-SE-i-dE. 
Theseis,  Be-se-Is. 
Theseus,  Be-sE-us. 
Thesidae,  BE-sj-dE. 
Thesides,  BE-sj-dsz. 


Thosmophoria,  Ees-mo-fo-ri-a. 
Thcsmotheta,  Bes-mot-E-te. 
Thesoa,  Be-so-q. 
Thespia,  Bes-pj-a. 
Thespiadse,  Bes-pi-a-d£. 
Thespiades,  Bes-pj-a-d£Z. 
Thespiae,  Bes-pi-E. 
Thespis,  Ees-pis. 
Thespius,  Bes-pi-as,  »r 
Thestius,  Ees-Ji-us. 
Thesprotia,  Bes-pro-Ji-a. 
Thesprotus,  Bes-pro-tus. 
Thessalia,  Bes-a-li-a. 
Thessalion,  Ees-a-li-on. 
Thessaliotis,  Ees-a-li-o-tis. 
Thessalonica,  Ees-a-lo-nj-ka. 
Thessalus,  Ees-a-lus. 
Theste,  Ees-tE. 
Thestia,  Ees-Ji-a. 
Thestiadse,  Ees-tj-a-d£,  and 
Thestiades,  Bes-tj-a-dez, 
Thestias,  Bes-Ji-aa. 
Thestius,  Bes-Ji-us, 
Thestor,  Bes-ter. 
Thestylis,  Bes-ti-lis. 
Thetis,  E£-tis. 
Theutis,  Bi],-tis,  er 
Teuthis,  Ti^-tis. 
Thia,  Bi-a. 
Thias,  Ei-as. 
Thimbron,  Eim-bron. 
Thiodamas,  Bj-od-a-mas. 
Thisbe,  Eis-b£. 
Thisias,  EiJ-i-as. 
Thisoa,  Eis-o-a. 
Thoantium,  Eo-an-Ji-um. 
Thoas,  Bo-as. 
Thoe,  Ea-£. 
Tholtis,  Bo-lus. 
Thomyris,  E6m-i-ris, 
Thon,  Eon. 
Thonis,  B6-nis. 
Thoon,  Bo-on. 
Thoosa,  Eo-o-sa. 
Thootes,  Eo-6-tEZ. 
Thoranius.  Eo-ra-ni-us. 
Thorax,  E6-raks. 
Thoria,  B6-ri-a. 
Thornax,  Ear-nak3. 
Thorsus,  Ber-su3. 
Thous,  Bo-US. 
Thrace,  Era-SE. 
Thraces,  Bra-s£Z. 
Thracia,  Era-Ji-a. 
Thrace,  Bras,  {JEng.} 
Thracidae.  Bras-i-ds. 
Thracis,  Era-sis. 
Thraseas,  Bra-SE-as. 
Thrasideus.  Bra-sid-E-us. 
Thrasius,  Era-Ji-us. 
Thraso,  Era-so. 
Thrasybulus,  Bras-i-bq,-lus. 
Thrasydaeus,  Bras-i-dE-us. 
Thrasyllus,  Era-sil-us. 
Thrasymachus,  Era-sim-a-kus. 
Thrasymedes,  Eras-i-mE-dEZ. 
Thrasymenus,  Eras-i-me-nus. 
Threieius,  Br£-iJ-i-us. 
Threissa,  Ers-is-a. 
Threpsippas,  Erep-sip-as. 
Thriambus,  Bri-am-bus. 
Thronium,  Ero-ni-um. 
Thryon,  Erj-on. 
Thryus,  Brj-us. 
Thucydides,  Bq^-sid-i-dEZ. 
Thuisto,  Eq-is-to. 


Thule,  Bn-le. 
Thuriae,  Bi\-ri-8,  er 
Thurium,  Ei\-ri-um. 
Thnrinus,  Bii^-ri-nus. 
Thuseia,  Bus-Ji-a. 
Thya,  Ei-a. 
Thyades,  Bi-a-d£Z. 
Thyamis,  Ei-a-mis. 
Thyana,  Ei-a-na. 
Thyatira,  Ei-a-tj-ra. 
Thybarni,  Ei-bqr-nj. 
Thyesta,  Ei-es-ta. 
Thyestes,  Bj-es-tEZ. 
Thymbra,  Bim-bra. 
Thymbrajus,  Eim-bre-us. 
Thymbris,  Bim-bris. 
Thymbron,  Eim-bron. 
Thymele,  Eim-£-lE. 
Thymiathii,  Ei-mi-a-tis. 
Thymochares.  Ei-m6k-a-r£Z. 
Thymoetes,  Ei-mE-t£z. 
Thyodamas,  Ei-od-a-mas. 
Thyone,  Ej-6-n£. 
Thyoneus,  Ei-6-nE-us. 
Thyotes,  E;-o-t£Z. 
Thyre,  Bi-rE. 
Thyrea,  Eir-E-a. 
Thyreus,  Eir-E-us. 
Thyrion,  Eir-i-on. 
Thyrsagetse,  Eer-saj-E-tE. 
Thyssos,  Bis-os. 
Thyus,  Ei-us. 
Tiasa,  Ti-'a-sa. 
Tibareni,  Tib-a-rE-nj. 
Tiberias,  Tj-be-ri-as'. 
Tiberinus.  tib-E-rj-nus. 
Tiberis,  Tib-£-ris. 
Tiberius,  Tj-b£-ri-us. 
Tiberus,  Tj-bE'-rus. 
Tibesis,  Tj'-bE'-sis. 
Tibullus,  tj-bdl-us. 
Tibur,  Ti-b'ur. 
Tiburtius,  Ti-bdr-Ji-us. 
Tiburtus,  Tj-bdr-tU3. 
Tichius,  Tik-i-us. 
Ticida,  Tis-i-da. 
Ticinus,  Ti-si-nu3,  (I'iver.) 
Ticinus,  Tis-i-nas,  {man.) 
Tidius,  Tid-i-us. 
Tiessa,  Tj-es-a. 
Tifata,  Tif-a-ta. 
Tifernum,  Tj-fer-num. 
Tigasis,  Tig-a-sis. 
Tigellinus.  Tij-el-j-nus. 
Tigellius,  Tj-jel-i-us. 
Tigranes,  Tj-gra-nEZ. 
Tigranocerta,  Tig-ran-o-ser-ta. 
Tigres,  Ti-grEZ. 
Tigris,  Tj-gris. 
Tigarini,  Tig-yT|-rj-nj. 
Tilataei,  Til-a-ts-j.' 
Timffia,  Tj-mE-a. 
Timaeus,  Ti-raE-u!'. 
Timagenes,  Tj-maj-£-nEZ. 
Timagoras,  Ti-mag-o-ras. 
Timandra,  Ti-raan-dra. 
Timandrides.'  Ti-man-dri-d£Z. 
Timanthes,  Ti-man-tEz. 
Timarchus,  Tj-mqr-kus. 
Timareta,  Tim-a-r£-ta. 
Timnsi .r,  Tj-ma-ji-on. 
Timasithous,'  Tim-a-sit-E-us. 
Timavus,  Ti-ma-vus. 
Timesius.  Tj-mE-Ji-us. 
Timockaris,  Tj-raok-a-ris. 
Timoclea,  Tim-o-klE-a. 


718 


GRSK  AND   LATIN   PROPER  NCTMZ. 


Timocrates,  Tj-m6k-ra-t£Z. 
Tiraocreon,  Tj-mo-kre-on. 
Timudemus,  Tim-o-ds-mus. 
Timolaus,  Tim-o-la-us. 
Timcileon,  Tj-mo-lE-on. 
Tiinolus,  Tj-mo-lus. 
Timomaehiis,   Tj-mom-a-kus. 
Timon,  Tj-mon. 
Timophanes,  Tj-mof-a-nez. 
Timotheus,  Tj-ino-te-us, 
Timoxenus,  Tj-moks-e-nus. 
Tingis,  Tin-jis. 
Tipha,  Ti-fa. 
Tiphys,  f  j-fis. 
Tiphysa,  tif-i-sa. 
Tiresias,  Tj-re-Ji-as. 
Tiribases,  Tir-i-ba-sez. 
Tiridates,  Tir-i-da-tez. 
Tiris,  Tj-ris. 
Tiro,  Ti-ro. 
Tirynthia,  Tj-rin-ti-a. 
Tirinthus,  Tj-rin-fius. 
Tisaum,  Tj-se-um. 
Tisagoras,  Tj-sag-o-ras. 
Tisatnenes,  Tj-satu-E-nez. 
Tisandrus,  Ti-san-drus. 
Tisarchus,  Tj-sqr-kus. 
Tisiarus,  Ti-sj-a-rus. 
Tisias,  TiJ-i-as. 
Tisiphone,  Tj-sif-o-ne. 
Tisiphonus,  Tj-sif-o-nus. 
Tissatnenus,  Tis-am-E-nus. 
Tissaphernes,  Tis-a-fer-nez. 
Titaea.  Ti-tE-a. 
Titan,  Tj-tan,  er 
Titanus,  Tj-ta-nus. 
Titana,  Tit-a-na. 
Titanes,  Tj-ta-nEZ. 
Titans,  Tj-tanz,  {Eng.) 
Titania,  Tj-ta-ni-a. 
Titanides,  Tj-tan-i-dEZ. 
Titanus,  Tj-ta-nus,  {ajfatit.) 
Titanus,  T\t-si-nns,  {a  river.) 
Titaresius.  Tit-a-rs-Ji-us. 
Titenus,  Tit-s-nus. 
Tithenidia,  Tit-E-nid-i-a. 
Tithonus,  Tj-t6-nus. 
Tithraustes,  Tj-tres-tsz. 
Titia,  TiJ-i-a. 
Titiana,  TiJ-i-a-no. 

Titianus,  TiJ-i-a-nus. 

Titii,  TiJ-i-i. 

Titinius,  Ti-tin-i-us. 

Titius,  TiJ-i-us. 

Titormus,  Tj-ter-mus. 

Titurius,  Tj-ti^-ri-us, 

Titus,  Tj-tus. 

Tityrus,  "Tit-i-rus. 

Tityus,  Tit-i-us. 

Tlepolemus,  Tg-pol-e-mus. 

Tmarus,  Ma-rus. 

Tmolus,  M6-lus. 

Togata,  To-ga-ta. 

Tolmides,  T61-mi-dez. 

Tolosa,  To-lo-sa. 

Tolumnus,  To-ldm-nus. 

Tolus,  To-lus. 

Tomseum,  To-mE-um. 

Tomams,  T6m-a-ru9. 

Tomisa,  T6m-i-sa. 

Tomos,  Toi-mos,  er 

Tomis,  Tto-mis. 
,  Tomyris,  T6m-i-ris. 

Tonea,  T6-nE-a. 

Tongilli,  Ton-jil-j, 

Topazos,  Ta-pa-zos. 


Topiris,  T6p-i-ris,  or 
Toprus,  Top-rus. 
Torini,  T6r-i-nj. 
Torono,  To-ro-ns. 
Torquata,  Tor-kwa-ta. 
Torquatus,  Tor-kwa-tus. 
Tortor,  Ter-ter. 
Torus,  To-rus. 
Toryne,  T6r-i-ne. 
Toxaridia,  Toks-a-rid-i-a. 
Toxeus,  T6ks-E-us. 
Toxierate,  Toks-ik-ra-tc. 
Trabea,  Tra-bs-a. 
Trachalus,  Trak  a-lus. 
Trachas,  Tra-kas. 
Trachinia,  Tra-kin-i-a. 
Trachonitis,  Trak-o-nj-tis. 
Tragus,  Tra-gus. 
Trajanopolis,  Traj-a-nop-o-lis. 
Trajanus,  Tra-ja-nus. 
Trajan,  Tra-jan,  {-Eng.} 
Tralles,  Tral-sz. 

Transtiberina,  Trans-tib-er-j-na, 
Trapezus,  Tra-ps-zus. 
Trasullus,  Tra-siil-us. 
Trebatius,  TrE-ba-Ji-us. 
Trcbellianus,  TrE-bel-i-a-nns. 
Trebellienus,  Trs-bel-i-E-nus. 
Trebellius,  TrE-bel-i-us. 
Trebia,  Trs-bi-a. 
Trebius,  TrE-bi-us. 
Trebonia,  Trs-bo-ni-a. 
Trebonius,  TrE-bo-ni-us. 
Trebula,  Treb-yq,-la. 
Trerus,  Tre-rus. 
Treveri,  Trev-e-rj. 
Triaria,  Tri-a-ri-a. 
Triarius,  Trj-a-ri-us. 
Triballi,  Trj-bal-j. 
Triboci,  Trib-o-sj. 
Tribuni,  Trj-bq,-nj. 
Tricustini,  Trik-as-tj-nj. 
Triccffi,  Trik-S£. 
Triclaria,  Trj-kla-ri-a. 
Tricrena,  Trj-krE-na. 
Trieterica,  Trj-E-t^r-i-ka. 
Trifolinus,  Trif-o-lj-nus. 
Trinacria,  Trj-na-kri-a,  &r 
Trinacris,  Trin-a-kris. 
Triocala,  Trj-6k-a-la,  er 
Triocla,  Trj-o-kla. 
Triopas,  Trj-o-pas. 
Triopeius,  Trj-o-pe-yus. 
Triphillis,  Trj-fil-is. 
Triphilus,  Trj-fj-lus. 
Triphylia.  Trj-fil-i-a. 
Tripoiis,  Trip-Q-lis. 
Triptolemus,  Trip-tol-g-mus. 
Triquetra,  Trik-w£-tra. 
Trismegistus,  Tris-mE-jis-tus. 
Tritia,  TriJ-i-a. 
Tritogenia,  Trit-cD-JE-nj-a. 
Triton,  Tri-ton. 
Tritonis,  Trj-to-nis. 
Triumviri,  Trj-iim-vi-rj. 
Triventum,  Trj-ven-tum. 
Trivia,  Triv-i-a. 
TrivifB  Antrum,    Triv-i-e   An' 

trum. 
Triviae  Lucus,  Triv-i-8  L^-kus. 
Trivicum,  Trj-vj-kum. 
Troades,  Tro-a-dez, 
Troas,  Tr6-as. 
Trochari,  Trok-a-rj. 
Trochois,  Trok-o-is. 
Troezene,  Tre-ze-ne. 


Trogilus,  Troj-i-lus. 
Troglodytffi,  Trog-16d-i-te. 
Trogus  Pompeius,  Tro-gus  Pom- 

pg-yus. 
Troilus,  Tro-i-lus. 
Troja,  Tro-ja. 
Troy,  Trer  {£ng.} 
Trojugenae,  Tro-ji^-jg-ng. 
Tromentina,  Trom-en-tj-na. 
Trophimus,  Trof-i-mus. 
Trophonius,  Tro-f6-ni-us. 
Tros,  Tros. 

Trossulum,  Tr6s-q,-lum. 
Trotilura,  Trot-i-lum. 
Truentum,  TriD-en-tum,  er 
Truentinum,  TrtD-en-tj-num. 
Trypherus,  Trif-E-rus. 
Tryphiodorus,  Trif-i-do-rus. 
Tryphon,  Tri-fon. 
Tryphosa.  Trj-f(f)-sa. 
Tubero,  Tii,-be-ro. 
Tuecia,  Tdk-i-a. 
Tucia,  Tyji-a. 
Tuder,  Ti|-der,  er 
Tudertia,  Ti^-der-Ji-a. 
Tudri,  Tq-drj..  ' 
Tugini,  Tq-ji-nj,  er 
Tugeni,  Tq-jg-nj. 
Tugurinus,  Tq-gq-rj-nu3. 
Tuisto,  Tq-is-to. 
Tulingi.  Tii-lin-ji. 
Tnlla,  Tiil-a. 
TuUia,  Tdl-i-a. 
Tulliola,  Tul-j-o-la. 
Tullius,  Tiil-i-us. 
Tuneta,  Tq-ns-ta,  er 
Tunis,  Tq-nis. 
Tungri,  Tiin-grj. 
Turanius,  Tq-ra-ni-us. 
Turbo,  Tiir-bo. 
Turdetani,  Tur-de-ta-nj. 
Turesis,  Tq-rg-sis. 
Turius,  Tq-ri-us. 
Turnus,  Tiir-nus. 
Turones,  Tq-ro-ngz. 
Turoni,  Tq-ro-nj,  and 
Turdio,  Tiir-pi-o. 
TuruUius,  Ti^-riil-i-us, 
Tqruntus,  Tq-run-tus. 
Tuscania,  Tus-ka-ni-a,  and 
Tuscia,   TuJ-i-a. 
Tusci,  Tus-sj. 

Tusculanum.  Tus-kq-la-num, 
Tusculum,  Tus-kq-lum. 
Tuscus,  Tiis-kus. 
Tuta,  Tq-ta. 
Tutia,  Tq-Ji-a. 
Tuticum,  Ti|-ti-kum. 
Tyana,  Tj-a-na. 
Tyaneius,  Tj-a-ng-yus. 
Tyaneus,  Tj-a-ng-us,  er 
Tyanaus,  Tj-a-ng-us. 
Tyanitis.  Ti-a-nj-tis. 
Tybris,  Ti-bris. 
Tybur,  Ti-bur. 
Tyche,  Tj-kg. 
Tychicus,  Tik-g-kus. 
Tychius,  Tik-i-us. 
Tyde,  Tj-dg. 
Tydeus,  Tid-g-us. 
Tydides,  Ti-dj-dgz. 
Tyenis,  Tj-g-nis. 
Tymber,  Tim-ber. 
Tymolus,  Tj-mo-lus. 
Tympania,  tim-pa-ni-a. 
Tymphaei,  Tim-fe-j. 


GRSK  AND   LATIN   PROPER  N£[MZ. 


719 


Tyn'larides,  Tin-dar-i-dgz. 
Tyadaris,  Tin-da-ris. 
Tyndarus,  TiQ-da-rus. 
Tynuichus,  Tia-i-kus. 
Typhoeus,  Tj-fs-us,  er 
Tyijhoe.s,  Ti-fe-03. 
Typhoeus,  Tj-fo-E-us. 
Typhoa,  Ti-fon. 
Tyrannion,  Tj-ra-nj-on. 
Tyranuus,  Tj-ran-us. 
Tyras,  Tj-ras,  e?' 


Ubii,  Y4-bi-j. 
Ucalegon,  Yi^-kal-e-goD. 
Ucubi^,  Y4-kn,-bis. 
Dfejis,  Yii,-fenz. 
Ufentina,  Yii,-fen-t|-na. 
Ulpiaiius,   Ul-pi-a-uus. 
Ulpian,  Ul'pi-an  {Hug.} 
Ulubrse,  Y4-U],-brE. 
Ulysses,  Yi|,-lis-E.'.. 
Umber,  Utu'ber. 
Umbra,  Um-bra. 
Umbria,  Um'bri-a. 
Umbrigius,  Um-brij-i-us. 


Tyra,  Ti-ra. 
Tyre.<,  Tj-rtz. 
Tyridates,  Tir-i-da-tez. 
Tyrii,  Tir-i-j. 
Tyriotes,  Ti-rj-o-tez. 
Tyro,  Ti-ro. 

Tyroglyphus,  Tj-rog-li-fus. 
Tyros,  Tj-ros. 
Tyrrheidae,  Ti-rE-i-ds. 
Tyrrheides,  Ti-rs-i-dEZ. 
Tyrrheni,  Ti-rE-nj. 


u. 


Umbro,  Um'bro. 

Unca,  Un'ka. 

Unchae,  Un'ke. 

Undccemviri,  Un-ds-sem-vi-rj. 

Unelli,  Yi^-nel-j. 

Unxia,  Ut)k'Ji-a. 

Urania,  Yn,-ra-ni-a. 

Uranii,  Yn,-ra-ni-j,  dr 

Urii,  Yi'i-ri-j. 

Uranus,  Yii-ra-nus. 

Urbicua,  Ur-bik-yn,-a. 

Urbicus,  Ur'bi-kus. 

Uria,  Yq-ri-a, 


V. 


Vacc^i,  Vak-SE-j. 

Vacuaa,  Va-ki^-na. 

Vaga,  Va-ga. 

Vagedrusa,  Vaj-e-drdo-sa. 

Vagellius,  Va-jel-i-us. 

Vageni,  Va-JE-nj. 

Vala,  Va-la. 

Valens,  Va-lenz. 

Valentia,  Va-len-Ji-a.  [nus. 

Valentinianus,    Val-en-tin-i-a- 

Valentinian,     Yal-en-tin-i-an. 

Valeria,  Va-lg-ri-a. 

Valerianus,  Va-ls-ri-a-nus. 

Valerian,  Va-ls-ri-an. 

Valerius,  Va-le-ri-us. 

Valerus,  Val-E-rus. 

Valgiu-",  Val-ji-us. 

Vandalii,  Van-da-li-j. 

Vangiones,  Van-jj-o-nez. 

Vannius,  Van-i-us. 

Varanes,  Va-ra-nEZ. 

Vardaji,  Var-ds-j. 

Varia,  Va-ri-a. 

Varini,  Va-r|-nj. 

Varisti,  Va-ris-tj. 

Varius,  Va-ri-us. 

Varro,  Var-o. 

Varus,  Va-rus. 

Vascones,  Yas-kcS-nsz. 

Vaticanus,  Vat-i-ka-nu3. 

Vatienus,  Vat-i-e-nus. 

Vatinius,  Va-tin-i-us. 

Vectius,  Vek-Ji-ns. 

Vedius  Pollio,  Vg-di-us  P61-i-o. 

Vegetius,  Vg-je-Ji-as. 

Veia,  Vg-ya. 

Veianus,  Vg-ya-nus. 

Veientes,  Vg-yen-tEZ. 

Veiento,  Vg-yen-tcD. 

Veil,  Ve-yJ. 

Vejovis,  Vej-o-vis. 

Velabrum,  VE-la-brnm. 

Velanius,  Vg-la-ni-us. 

Vtlia,  Vg-li-a. 

Velica,  Vel-i-ka. 


Tyrrhenum,  Ti-rs-num. 
Tyrrhenus,  Ti-re-nos. 
Tyrrheus,  Tu-e-us. 
Tyrrhidae,  Ti-rj-d£. 
Tyrsis,  Ter-sis. 
Tyrtaeus,  Tir-ts-us. 
Tyrus,  Tj-rus,  or 
Tyros,  Tj-ros. 
Tyre,  Tir  {Fnc/.} 
Tysias,  Tij-i-as. 
Tzacones,  Zak-a-nEZ. 


Urites,  Yi|-ri-t£Z. 

Ursidius,  Ur-sid-i-tis. 

Uscana,  Us'ka-na. 

Usipetes,  Yn,-sip-€-t£Z,  ©r 

Usipici,  Yi]^-sip-i-sj. 

Ustica,  Us-ti-ka. 

Utica,  Yi\-ti-ka. 

Uxama,  Uks'a-ma. 

Uxantis,  Uks-an-tis. 

Uxellodunum,  Uks-el-o-dq,-nuni. 

Uxii,  Uk'Ji-i. 

Uxisama,  Uks-is-a-ma. 

Uzita,  Yq,-zi-ta. 


Velina,  Vg-lj-na. 
Velinum,  VE-lj-num. 
Veliocassi,  Vg-li-o-kas-j. 
Yeliterna,  Vel-i-ter-na. 
Velitrae,  Ve-li-trg. 
Velitrae,  Vel-i-trg. 
Vellari,  Vel-a-rj. 
Velleda,  Vel-g-da. 
Velleius,  Vel-e-yus. 
Venafrum,  Vg-na-frum. 
Venedi,  Ven-E-dj. 
Veneli,  Ven-E-lj. 
Veneti,  Ven-g-tj. 
Venetia,  Vg-nE-Ji-a. 
Venetus,  Ven-g-tus. 
Venilia,  YE-nil-i-a. 
Venonius,  Yg-no-ni-us. 
Venti,  Ven-ti. 
Ventidius,  Yen-tid-i-us. 
Venuleius,  Yen-yq,-lE-yus. 
Yenulus,  Yen-yq,-lus. 
Venusia,  Ys-n^-ji-a,  er 
Venusium,  YE-nii^-^i-um. 
Veragri,  Yg-ra-grj. 
Yerania,  YE-ra-ni-a, 
Yeranius,  Yg-ra-ni-us. 
Yerbigenus,  Yer-bij-g-nus. 
Yercellae,  Yer-sel-g. 
Yereingetorix,  Yer-sin-jet-Q-riks. 
Yerena,  Yg-rg-na. 
Yergasillaunus,  Yer-gas-i-Ie-nns. 
Yergellus,  Yer-jel-us. 
Yergilia,  Yer-jil-i-a. 
Vergiliffi,  Yer-jil-i-g. 
Yerginius,  Yer-jin-i-us. 
Yergium,  Yer-ji-um. 
Yergobretus,  Yer-go-brs-tus. 
Veritas,  Ver-i-tas. 
Verodoctius,  Ver-o-d6k-Ji-u3. 
Veromandui,  Ver-ca-man-dti-j. 
Verona,  Yg-ro-na. 
Veronos,  Vg-ro-ngz. 
Veronica,  Ver-o-nj-ka. 
Verreginum,  Yer-g-jj-num. 
Yerritus,  Ver-i-tus. 


Verrius,  Ver-i-us. 
Verrugo,  Yer-db-go. 
Vertico,  Ver-ti-ko. 
Yerticordia,  Ver-ti-ker-di-a. 
Vertiscus,  Ver-tis-kus. 
Yertumnus,  Yer-tdra-nus, 
Verulanus,  Yer-yq,-la-nus. 
Yerus,  Ye-rus. 
Yesbius,  Yes-bi-us,  or 
Vesubius,  Yg-sii,-bi-us. 
Yescianum,  YeJ-i-a-num. 
Vescularius,  Yes-kq,-la-ri-as. 
Veseris,  Ves-g-ris. 
Vesevius,  Yg-sg-vi-us,  and 
Vesevus,  Yg-sg-vus. 
Vesontio,  Yg-s6n-Ji-o. 
Yespasianus,  Yes-pa-Ji-a-nus, 
Vespasian,  Ves-pa-Ji-an  {Eng.) 
Vesta,  Yes-ta. 
Vestales,  Yes-ta-lez. 
Vestalia,  Ves-ta-li-a. 
Vesticius,  Ves-tiJ-i-os. 
Vestilius,  Ves-til-i-us. 
Yestilla,  Ves-til-a. 
Vestinus,  Yes-tj-nus. 
Vesulus,  Ves-yi\,-lus. 
Vesuvius,  Yg-si^-vi-us. 
Yettius,  Vet-i-us. 
Yettones,  Yet-a-ngz. 
Vetulonia,  Vet-jrq^-lQ-ni-a. 
Veturia,  Yg-tq,-ri-a. 
Veturius,  Yg-tq,-ri-ns. 
Vetus,  Yg-tus. 
Vibidia,  Vj-bid-i-a. 
Vibidius,  Vj-bid-i-us. 
Vibius,  Yib-i-us. 
Vibo,  Vj-bo. 

Vibulenus,  Vib-yti-lg-nus. 
Yibullius,  Yj-bul-i-us. 
Vica  Pota,  Yj-ka  P6-ta. 
Vicellius,  Yj-sel-i-us. 
Vicenta,  Vi-sen-ta,  er 
Vicetia,  Vj-SE-Ji-a. 
Victor,  Vik-tor. 
Victorian,  Vik-t6-ri-a. 


720 


GR8K  AND   LATIN   PROPER  NOMZ. 


Victorina,  Vik-to-rf-na. 
Victoriuus;  Vik-to-ij-nus. 
Victurius,  Vik-tu-ri-us. 
VietumviiB,  Vik-ttim-vi-E. 
Vienna,  Vj-en-a. 
Villia,  Vil-i-Q. 
Yillius,  Vil-i-us. 
Vimiualis,  Vim-i-na-lis. 
Vincentius,  Vin-sen-Ji-as. 
Vincius.  Vin-Ji-us. 
Vindalius,  Vin-da-li-us. 
Vindaliei,  Vin-del-i-sj. 
Vindelieia,  Vin-de-liJ-i-a, 
Vindeiniator,  Vin-de-mi-a-tor. 
Vindex,  Julius,  Vin-deks,  Jii,- 

li-us. 
Vindicius,  Vin-diJ-i-us. 
Vindili,  Vin-di-lj. 
Vindonissa,  Vin-do-nis-a. 
Vinicius,  Vj-niJ-i-us. 
Vinidius,  Vj-nid-i-us. 
Vinius,  Vin-i-us. 
Vinnius,  Vin-i-us. 
Vipsania,  Vip-sa-ni-a. 
Virbius,  Ver-bi-us. 
Virgilius,  Ver-jil-i-us. 
Virgil,  Ver-jil,  {Eng.y 
Virginia,  Ver-jin-i-a. 
Virginias,  Ver-jin-i-us. 
Viriathus,  Vir-i-a-tus. 


Viridomarus,  Vir-i-d(jra-a-rus. 
Viriplaca,  Vi-rip-Ia-ka. 
Virro,  Vir-o. 
Virtus,  Ver-tus. 
Visellius,  Vj-sel-i-os. 
Visellus,  Vj-sel-us. 
Vitellia,  Vj-tel-i-a. 
Vitellius,  Vj-tel-i-us. 
Vitia,  ViJ-i-a. 
Vitricus,  Vit-ri-kus. 
Vitruvius,  Vj-trdo-vi-us. 
Vitula,  Vit-yn,-la. 
Voconia,  Vo-ko-ni-a. 
Voconius,  Vo-kia-ni-us. 
Voeontia,  Vo-kon-Ji-a. 
Vogesus,  Voj-E-sus. 
Volaginius,  Vol-a-jin-i-us. 
Yolana,  Yo-Ia-na. 
Volandum,  Vo-lan-dum. 
Volaterra,  Vol-a-ter-a. 
Volca3,  V61-ke,  er 
Volga,  V61-je. 
Volesus,  Vol-E-sus. 
Vologeses,  Vq-Ioj-e-sez. 
Vologesus,  Vo-loj-E-sus. 
Volscens,  Vol-skenz. 
Volsci,  Vol-skj,  M' 
Volsinium,  Vol-sin-i-um. 
Voltinia,  Vol-tin-i-a.     [Fa-num. 
Volumnse  Fanum,  Vo-lum-ne 


Volumnia,  Vd3-ldm-ni-a. 
Volumnius,  Vcj-liim-ni-us. 
Volumnus,  Vo-liim-nus. 
Voluptas,  Vo-liip-tas,  and 
Volupia,  Vo-lii-pi-a. 
Volusenus,  VoI-yn,-s£-nus. 
Volusianus,  Vo-In,-Ji-a-nus. 
Volusius,  Vo-li^-Ji-us. 
Volusus,  V61-yii,-sus. 
Volux,  V6-luks. 
Vomanus,  Vo-ma-nus. 
Vonones,  Vo-no-nEZ. 
Vopiscus,  Vo-pis-kus. 
Voranus,  Vo-ra-nus. 
Vosegus,  V6s-£-gus. 
Votienus,  Vw-Ji-s-nus. 
Vulcanalia,  Vul-ka-na-li-a. 
Vulcani,  Vul-ka-nj. 
Vuleanius,  Vul-ka-ni-us. 
Vulcanas,  Vul-ka-nus. 
Vulcan,  Vul-kan  {Eng.) 
Vulcatius,  Vul-ka-Ji-us. 
Vulsinum,  Vul-sj-num. 
Vulso,  Vul-SQ. 
Vultura,  Vu.l-tij,-ra. 
Vultureius,  Vul-tti,-r£-yus. 
Vulturius,  Vul-tvi-ri-us. 
Vulturnum,  Vul-tur-num. 
Vulturnus,  Vul-tdr-nus. 
Vulturtius,  Vul-tiir-Ji-us. 


X. 


Xanthe,  Zan-ts. 

Xanthi,  Zan-tj. 
Xanthia,  Zan-ti-a. 
Xanthica,  Zan-ti-ka. 
Xanthippe,  Zaa-tip-£. 
Xanthippus,  Zan-tip-us. 
Xantho,  Zan-to. 
Xanthopulus,  Zan-t(3-pti,-lus. 
Xanthus,  Zan-tus. 
Xantieles,  Zan-ti-klsz. 
Xantippe,  Zan-tip-E. 
Xantippus,  Zan-tip-us. 
Xenagoras,  Zfi-nag-o-rus. 


Xenarchus,  ZE-n4,r-kus. 
Xenares,  Zen-a-rEZ. 
Xenetus,  Zen-E-tus. 
Xeneus,  ZE-n£-u3. 
Xeniades,  Z£-nj-a-dEZ. 
Xenius,  Zg-ni-us. 
Xenoolea,  Zen-o-kle-a. 
Xenocles,  Zen-o-klEZ. 
Xenoclides,  Zen-o-klj-dsz. 
Xenocrates,  ZE-nok-ra-tsz. 
Xenodamus,  ZE-nod-a-mus. 
Xenodice,  Z£-n6d-i-SE. 
Xenodochus,  ZE-nod-o-kus. 


Xenodorus,  Zen-o-do-rus. 
Xenodotus,  ZE-nod-ca-tus. 
Xenophanes,  Z£-n6f-a-nEZ. 
Xenophilus,  Z£-n6f-i-lus. 
Xenophon,  Zen-o-fon. 
Xenophontias,  Zen-o-fon-t|-us, 
Xenopithia,  Zen-o-pi-tj-a. 
Xerxes,  Zerks-EZ. 
Xeuxes,  Zij,ks-EZ. 
Xuthus,  Zi\,-tus. 
Xychus,  Zj-kus. 
Xynias,  Zin-i-as. 
Xynoichia,  Zin-O-ik-i-Ci. 


Z. 


Zabatds,  Zab-a-tus. 
Zabdicene,  Zab-di-se-ne. 
Zabirna,  Za-ber-na. 
Zabulus,  Zab-yq,-lus. 
Zacynthus,  Za-sin-tus. 
Zagraeus,  Za-grE-us. 
Zagrus,  Za-grus. 
Zalates,  Zal-a-tEZ. 
Zaleucus,  Za-li^-kus. 
Zama,  Za-ma,  er 
Zagma,  Zag-ina. 
Zameis,  Za-m£-is. 
Zamolxis,  Za-molks-ia. 
Zancle,  Zan-kls. 
Zanthenes,  Zan-tE-n£Z. 
Zanthicles,  Zan-ti-kkz. 
Zarax,  Za-raks. 
Zarbienus,  Zqr-bi-e-nus. 
Zariaspes,  Zar-i-as-p£Z. 
Zathes,  Za-t£Z. 
Zebina,  Zfi-bj-na. 
Zela,  ZE-la,  &r 
Zelia,  Zfi-li-a. 
Zeles,  Ze-1ez. 
Zelotype,  Z£-16t-i-p£. 
Zelus,  Ze-1us. 


Zeno,  Zs-no. 
Zenobia,  ZE-no-bi-a. 
Zenocles,  Z^n-o-kkz. 
Zenoclides,  Zen-o-klj-dEZ. 
Zenodorus,  Zen-£D-d6-rus. 
Zenodotia,  Zen-o-dia-Ji-a. 
Zenodotus,  ZE-nod-o-tus. 
Zenophanes,  Ze-nof-a-nsz. 
Zenothemis,  Zs-not-E-mis. 
Zephyrium,  Zs-fir-i-um. 
Zephyrum,  Zef-i-rum. 
Zephyrus,  Zef-i-rus. 
Zerynthus,  ZE-rin-tus. 
Zethes,  Zs-tEz,  er 
Zetus,  Zg-tus. 
Zeugitana,  Zti,-ji-ta-na. 
Zeugma,  Zi'ig-ma. 
Zeus,  Ze-us. 

Zeuxidamus,  Zti,ks-id-a-mus 
Zeuxidas,  Zi^ks-i-das. 
Zeuxippe,  Zq,ks-ip-£. 
Zeuxis,  Zi|ks-is. 
Zeuxo,  Zij,ks-ia. 
Zigira,  Zi-jj-ra. 
Zilia,  Zil-i-a,  er 
Zelis,  Ze-lis. 


Zimara.  Zj-ma-ra. 
Zimyri,  Zj-mi-rj. 
Zioberis,  Zj-ob-E-ris. 
Zipa»tes,  Zj-pE-tEZ. 
Zitha,  Zj-ta. 
Zmilaces,  Mil-a-SEZ. 
Zoilus,  Z(o-i-lu3. 
Zoippus,  Zo-ip-us. 
Zona,  Z6-na. 
Zonaras,  Z6n-a-ras. 
Zophorus,  Z6f-o-rus. 
Zopyrio,  Zo-pir-i-o. 
Zopyrion,  Zo-pir-i-on. 
Zopyrus,  Z6p-i-rus. 
Zoroaster,  Zor-o-as-ter. 
Zosimus,  Z6s-i-mu3. 
Zosine,  Z6s-i-nE. 
Zosteria,  Zos-t£-ri-a. 
Zothraustes,  Zo-tros-tEZ. 
Zygantes,  Zj-gan-tez. 
Zygena,  Zij-e-na. 
Zygia,  Zij-i-a. 
Zygii,  Zij-i-j. 
Zygomala,  Zj-gom-a-la. 
Zygobolis,  Zj'-gob-o-lis. 
Zygritte,  Zi-gri-t£. 


PRONUNSiaXON 


SKRIPTYUR    PROPER    NQMZ 


Aalar,  3'a-lar. 

Aaron,  ft.'ron. 

Ab,  Ab. 

Abacue,  Ab'a-kn,. 

Abadah,  Ab'a-dq. 

Abaddon,  A-bad-on. 

Abadias,  Ab-a-dj-as. 

Abagtha,  A-bag-ta. 

Abal,  El'bal. 

Abana,  Ab'a-na. 

Abarim,  Ab'a-rim. 

Abaron,  Ab'a-ron. 

Abba,  Ab'a. 

Abda,  Ab'da. 

Abdi,  Ab'dj. 

Abdias,  Ab-dj-as. 

Abdiel,  Ab'di-el. 

Abdon,  Ab'don. 

Abednego,  A-bed-ns-go. 

Abel,  a'bel. 

Abel  Betbmaacah,  S'bel  Bet-ma- 

a-kq. 
Abel  Maim,  £['bel  Ma-im. 
Abel  Meholath,  a'bel  Me-hcS-lat. 
Abel  Mizraim,  S'bel  Miz-ra-im. 
Abel  Shittim,  a'bel  Sit-im. 
Abesan,  Ab'g-san. 
Abesar,  Ab'e-sqr. 
Abez,  a'bgz. 
Abgarus,  Ab'ga-rus. 
Abi,  a'bi. 
Abia,  A-bj-a,  w 
Abiah,  A-bj-a. 
Abialbon,  a-bi-al-bon. 
Abiasaph,  A-bj-a-saf. 
Abiathar,  A-bi-a-tqr, 
Abib,  a'bib. 
Abidah,  A-bj-da. 
Abidan,  Ab'i-dan. 
Abiel,  a'bi-el.^ 
Abiezer,  a-bi-s-zer. 
Abiezrite,  a-bi-^z-rjt. 
Abigail,  Ab'i-gal. 
Abibail,  Ab-i-ha-il. 
Abihu,  A-bj-hq. 
Abihud,  A-bj-hud. 
Abijab,  A-bj-ja. 
Abijam,  A-bj-ja. 
Abilene,  Ab-i-le-ng, 
Abimael,  A-bim-a-el. 
Abimelech,  A-bim-e-lek 
Abinadab,  A-bin-a-dab. 
Abinoam,  A-bin-o-am. 


Abiram,  A-bj'-ram. 

Abirom,  A-bj-rom. 

Abisai,  A-bis-a-j. 

Abisei,  Ab-i-ss-j. 

Abishag,  Ab'i-Jag. 

Abishahar,  A-biJ-a-hqr. 

Abishai,  A-biJ-a-j. 

Abishalom,  A-biJ-a-lom,  er 

Abishalom,  Ab-i-Ja-lom. 

Abishua,  A-biJ-q-a,  er  A-bi-Jq,-a. 

Abishur,  Ab'i-Jur. 

Abisum,  Ab'i-sum. 

Abital,  Ab'i-tal. 

Abitub,  Ab'i-tub. 

Abiud,  A-bj-ud. 

Abner,  Ab'ner. 

Abram,  a'bram,  ei' 

Abraham,  a'bra-ham. 

Absalom,  Ab'sa-lom. 

Abubus,  A-bq-bus. 

Acaron,  Ak'a-ron. 

Acatan,  Ak'a-tan. 

Accad,  Ak'ad. 

Accaron,  Ak'a-ron. 

Accho,  Ak'o. 

Accos,  Ak'os. 

Accoz,  Ak'oz. 

Aceldama,  A-sel-da-ma. 

Achab,  a'kab. 

Achad,  a'kad. 

Achaia,  A-ka-ya. 

Achaieus,  A-ka-i-kus. 

Achan,  a'kan. 

Achar,  a'kar. 

Achaz,  a'kaz. 

Achbor,  Ak'ber. 

Achiaeharus,  a-ki-ak-a-ras. 

Achim,  a'kim. 

Achimelech,  A-kim-e-lek. 

Achinr,  a'ki-er. 

Achiram,  A-ki-ram. 

Achish,  a'kij.' 

Achitob,  Ak'i-tob,  er 

Achitub,  Ak'i-tub. 

Achitophel,  A-kit-o-fel.         [ta. 

Achmetha,  Ak'me-ta,  er  Ak-me- 

Achor,  a'ker, 

Achsa,  Ak'sa. 

Achshaph,  Ak'/af. 

Achzib,  Ak'zib. 

Acipha,  As'i-fa. 

Acitho,  As'i-to. 

Acua,  A-kq-a. 


Acub,  a'kub. 

Ada,  a'da. 

Adad,  a'dad. 

Adada,  Ad'a-da,  er 

Adadah,  Ad'a-dq. 

Adadezer,  Ad-ad-e-zer. 

Adadrimmon,  Ad-ad-rim-on. 

Adah,  a'da. 

Adaiah,  Ad-a-j-a. 

Adalia,  Ad-a-lj-a. 

Adam,  Ad'am. 

Adama,  Ad'a-ma,  w 

Adamah,  Ad'a-mq. 

Adami,  Ad'a-mj. 

Adami  Nekeb,  Ad'a-mj  Ne-keb. 

Adar,  a'dar. 

Adasa,  Ad'a-sa. 

Adatha,  Ad'a-ta. 

Adbeel,  Ad'bs-el. 

Addan,  Ad'an. 

Addar,  Ad'ar. 

Addi,  Ad'j. 

Addin,  Ad'in. 

Addo,  Ad'o. 

Addus,  Ad'us. 

Ader,  a'der. 

Adida,  Ad'i-da. 

Adiel,  a'di-el. 

Adin,  a'din. 

Adina,  Ad'i-na. 

Adino,  Ad'i-no. 

Adinus,  Ad'i-nus. 

Aditha,  Ad'i-ta. 

Adithaim,  Ad-i-ta-im. 

Adlai,  Ad'la-j. 

Admah,  Ad'ma. 

Admatha,  Ad'ma-ta. 

Adna,  Ad'na. 

Adnah,  Ad'na. 

Adonai,  Ad'o-na. 

Adonias,  Ado-nj-as. 

Adonibezek,  A-don-i-be-zek. 

Adonijah,  Ad-o-nj-ja. 

Adonikam,  A-don-i-kam. 

Adoniram,  Ad-on-j-ram. 

Adonizedek,  A-don-i-ze-dek. 

Adora,  A-d(fi-ra. 

Adoraim,  Ad-o-ra-im. 

Adoram,  A-do-ram. 

Adramelech,  A-draoi-e-lek. 

Adria,  a'dri-a. 

Adriel,  a'dri-el. 

Aduel,  A-dq-el. 


■  Skriptyt^r  proper  namz  not  f-snd  in  de  fdloig  list,  ma  be  f-snd  in  de  Grek  and  Latin  vokabyqlari. 
46  .  (721) 


722 


SKRIPTYliR  PROPER  N£tMZ. 


AduUam,  A-dul-am. 
Adummim,  A-ddm-im. 
Aedias,  £I-E-dj-as. 

^gypt>  ^"'jipt- 

^nees,  g-ne-as,  (  Verjil.) 
uBneas,  8'ne-as,  {Akts  ix.) 
^noD,  8'non. 
iEnos,  S'nos. 
Agaba,  Ag'a-ba. 
Agabus,  Ag'a-bus. 
Agag,  a'gag. 
Agagite,  a'gag-jt. 
Agar,  £I'gQr. 
Agaienes,  Ag-a-renz. 
Agee,  Ag'e-e. 
Aggeus,  A-ge-us. 
Agnothfabor,  Ag-not-ta-bor. 
Agur,  f^l'gur. 
Ahab,  a'hab. 
Aharah,  A-har-a. 
Aharal,  A-har-al. 
Ahasai,  A-has-a-j. 
Ahasuerus,  A-has-yq,-E-rus. 
Ahava,  A-ha-va. 
Ahaz,  £['haz. 
Ahazai,  A-haz-a-j. 
Ahaziah,  3-ha-zj-a. 
Ahban,  fl'ban. 
Aher,  £I'her. 
Ahi,  a'hj. 
Ahiah,  A-hj-a. 
Ahiam,  A-hj-am. 
Ahiezer,  EI-hi-8-zer. 
Ahihud,  A-bi-hud. 
Ahijah,  A-hj-ja. 
Ahikatn,  A-hj-kam. 
Ahilud,  A-hj-lud. 
Ahimaaz,  A-him-a-az. 
Ahi  man,  A-hj-man. 
Ahimelech,  A-him-E-lek. 
Ahimoth,  A-hj-mot. 
Ahinadab,  A-hin-a-dab. 
Ahinoam,  A-hin-o-am. 
Ahio,  A-hj-o. 
Ahira,  A-hj-ra. 
Ahiram,  A-h|-ram. 
Ahiramites,  A-hj-ram-jts. 
Ahisamach,  A-his-a-mak. 
Ahishahur,  A-hiJ-a-hur. 
Ahisham,  A-hj-Jam. 
Ahishar,  A-hj-Jar. 
Ahitob,  A-hj-tob. 
Abitophel,  A-hit-ca-fel, 
Ahitub,  A-hj-tub. 
Ahiud,  A-hj-ud. 
Ahlah,  fl'la. 
Ahlai,  H'la. 
Ahoe,  A-h6-8,  er 
Ahoah,  A-h<3-a. 
Ahoite,  A-ha-jt. 
Aholah,  A-ho-la. 
Aholba,  A-hol-ba. 
Aholbah,  A-hol-ba. 
Aholiab,  A-ho-li-ab. 
Aholibah,  A-hol-i-bq. 
Aholibamah,  3-hcD-lib-a-mq,. 
Ahumai,  A-hi^-ma-j. 
Ahuzam,  A-hx\-zam. 
Ahuzzah,  A-huz-a. 

Ai,  a'j. 

Aiah,  a-j-a. 

Aiath,  a-j-at. 

Aija,  a-j-ja. 

Aijah,  a-j-ja. 

Aijalon,  Aj'a-lon. 

Aijeleth  Shahar,  Aj'e-let  Sa- 


Ain,  a'in. 

Aioth,  a-j-ot. 

Airus,  a-j-rus. 

AjaloD,  Aj'a-lon. 

Akkub,  Ak'ub. 

Akrabbim,  Ak-rab-im. 

Alamelech,  A-lam-E-lek. 

Alameth,  Al'a-met. 

Alamoth,  Al'a-mot. 

Alcimus,  Al'si-mus. 

Alema,  Al'e-ma. 

Alemeth,  A-le-met. 

Alexandria,  Al-eks-an-dri-a. 

Alexandrion,  Al-eks-an-drj-on. 

Aliah,  A-lj-a. 

Alian,  A-lj-an. 

AUelujah,  Al-e-li'\,-ya. 

Allom,  Al'om. 

Alien  Bachuth,  Al'on  Bak-hut. 

Almodad,  Al'mo-dad. 

Almon  Diblathaim,  Al'mon  Dib- 

la-M-im. 
Alnathan,  Al'na-tan. 
Aloth,  a'lot. 
Alpha,  Al'fa. 
Alpheus,  Al-fg-us. 
Altaneus,  Al-ta-ns-us. 
Altaschith,  Al-tas-kit. 
Altekon,  Al'te-kon. 
Alush,  a'luj. 
Alvah,  Al'va,  er 
Alvan,  Al'van. 
Amad,  a'mad. 
Amadatha,  A-mad-a-ta. 
Amadalhus,  A-mad-a-tus. 
Amal,  a'mal. 
Amalda,  A-mal-da. 
Amaiek,  Aui'a-lek. 
Amalekites,  Am'a-lek-jts. 
Aman,  a'man. 
Amana,  Am'a-na. 
Amariah,  Am-a-rj-a. 
Amasa,  A-ma-sa,  or  Am'a-sa. 
Amasai,  A-mas-a-j. 
Amashiah,  Am-a-Jj-a. 
Amatheis,  Am-a-te-is. 
Amathis,  Am'a-tis. 
Auiaziah,  Am-a-zj-a. 
Amen,  a'men. 
Ami,  a'mj. 

Aminadab,  A-min-a-dab. 
Amittai,  A-mit-a. 
Amizabad,  A-miz-a-bad. 
Ammadatha,  A-mad-a-ta. 
Ammah,  Am'a. 
Ammi,  Am'j. 
Ammidioi,  A-mid-i-ff. 
Ammiel,  Am'i-el,  er  A-mj-el. 
Ammihud,  A-mj-hud. 
Ammishaddai,  Am-i-Jad-a-j. 
Ammon,  Am'on. 
Ammonites,  Am'on-jts. 
Amnon,  Am'non. 
Amok,  a'mok. 
Amon,  a'mon. 
Amorites,  Am'o-rjts. 
Amos,  a'mos. 
Amplias,  Am'pli-as. 
Amram,  Am'ram. 
Amramites,  Am'ram-jts. 
Amran,  Am'ran. 
Amraphel,  Am'ra-fel. 
Amzi,  Am'zj. 
Anab,  a'nab. 
Anael,  An'a-el. 
bar.  Anab,  a'na. 


Anaharath,  An-a-ha-raC. 
Anaiah,  An-a-j-a. 
Anak,  a'nak. 
Anakims,  An'a-kimz. 
Anamelech,  A-nam-e-lek. 
Anamim,  An'a-mim. 
Anan,  a'nan. 
Anani,  An-a-nj. 
Ananiah,  An-a-nj-a. 
Ananias,  An-a-nj-as. 
Ananiel,  A-nau-i-el. 
Anath,  a'nat, 
Anathema,  A-nat-E-ma. 
Anathoth,  An'a-tofi. 
Anathothite,  An'a-tot-jt. 
Andrew,  An'drOD. 
Andronicus,  An-dro-nj-kus,  er 

An-dron-i-kas. 
Anem,  a'nem,  er 
Anen,  a'nen. 
Aner,  a'ner. 
Anes,  a'nes. 
Aneth,  a'net. 
Aniam,  a'ni-am. 
Anim,  a'nim. 
Anna,  An'a. 
Annaas,  An'a-as. 
Annas,  An'as. 
Annuus,  A-ni],-us. 
Antilibanus,  An-ti-lib-a-nus. 
Antioch,  An'ti-ok. 
Antiochis,  An-tj-o-kis. 
Antiochus,  An-ti-CD-kus. 
Antipas,  An'ti-pas. 
Antipatris,  An-tip-a-tris. 
Antipha,  An'ti-fa. 
Antonia,  An-tQ-ni-a. 
Autothijah,  An-to-tj-ja. 
Antothite,  An'tot-jt. 
Anub,  a'nub. 
Anus,  a'nus. 
Apamea,  Ap-a-ms-a. 
Apharaim,  Af-a-ra-im. 
Apharsathch  i  tes,  A  -  f  qr-sat-kjts 
Apharsites,  A-fqr-sjts. 
Aphek,  a'fek. 
Aphekah,  A-fg-ka. 
Apherema,  A-fer-£-ma. 
Apherra,  A-fer-a. 
Aphiah,  A-f|-a. 
Aphrah,  Af'ra. 
Aphses,  Af'sEZ. 
Apocalypse,  A-p6k-a-lips. 
Apocrypha,  A-p6k-ri-fa. 
Apollos,  A-p61-os. 
ApoUyon,  A-p61-yon. 
Appaim,  Ap'a-im. 
Apphia,  Af'i-a. 
Apphus,  Af'us. 
Aquila,  Ak'wi-la. 
Ar,  Hr. 
Ara,  a'ra. 
Arab,  a'rab. 
Arabah,  Ar'a-bq. 
Arabattine,  Ar-a-bat-i-ne. 
Arabia,  A-ra-bi-a. 
Arad,  a'rad. 
Aradite,  a'rad-jt. 
Aradus,  Ar'a-das. 
Arab,  a'ra. 
Aram,  a'ram. 
Aran,  a'ran. 
Ararat,  Ar'a-rat. 
Araunah,  A-re-na. 
Arba,  er  Arbah,  ilr'ba. 
Arbal,  Hr'bal. 


SKRIPTYUR  PROPER  NHMZ. 


723 


Arbattis,  flr-bat-is. 
Arbela,  flr-be-la,  {Siria.) 
Arbella,  ilr-bel-a. 
Arbite,  flr'bjt. 
Arbonai,  Hr-bo-na-j. 
Archelaus,  flr-ks-la-us. 
Archestratus,  flr-kes-tra-tus, 
Archevites,  flr'kg-vjts. 
Archi,  ilr'kj. 

Archiataroth,  ilr-ki-at-a-rot. 
Arohippus,  flr-kip-us. 
Archites,  flrk'jts. 
Ard,  Hrd. 
Ardath,  flr'dat. 
Ardites,  flrd'jts. 
Ardon,  flr'don. 
Areli,  A-re-lj. 
Arelites,  A-re-ljts. 
Areopagite,  H-re-op-a-jjt. 
Areopagus,  S-re-op-a-gus,  m' 

Ar-e-6p-a-gus. 
Ares,  3'rez. 
Aretas,  A-re-tas. 
Areus,  A-rg-us. 
Argob,  flr'gob. 
Argol,  Hr'gol. 
Aridai,  A-rid-a-j. 
Aridatha,  A-rid-a-ta. 
Arieh,  A-rj-a. 
Ariel,  3'ri-el. 
Arimathea,  Ar-i-ma-te-a. 
Arioch,  El'ri-ok. 
Arisai,  A-ris-a-j. 
Aristobulus,  Ar-is-to-bq,-lus. 
Arkites,  flrk'jts. 
Armageddon,  flr-ma-ged-on. 
Armishadai,  flr-mi-J^d-a-j. 
Armon,  flr'mon. 
Arnan,  Hr'nan, 
Arnepher,  flr'ns-fer. 
Arnon,  flr'non. 
Arod,  3'rod. 
Arodi,  Ar'o-dj. 
Aroer,  Ar'o-er. 
Arom,  £I'rom. 
Arpad,  flr'pad,  6r 
Arpbad,  ilr'fad. 
Arphaxad,  flr-£aks-ad. 
Arsaces,  flr'sa-SEz. 
Artemas,  Hr'te-mas. 
Aruboth,  Ar'yu-bofi. 
Arumah,  A-rdb-ma. 
Arvad,  ilr'vad. 
Arvadites,  flr'vad-jts. 
Arza,  flr'za. 
Asa,  £I'sa. 
Asadias,  As-a-dj-as. 
Asael,  As'a-el. 
Asahel,  As'a-hel, 
Asaiah,  As-a-j-a. 
Asana,  As'a-na. 
Asaph,  a'saf. 
Asaphar,  As'a-fqr. 
Asara,  As'a-ra. 
Asareel,  A-sar-E-el. 


Asarelah,  As-a-re-la. 

Asbazareth,  As-baz-a-re6, 

Ascalon,  As'ka-lon. 

Aseas,  A-se-as. 

Asebebia,  A-seb-e-bj-d. 

Asebia,  As-e-bj-a. 

Asenath,  As'e-nat. 

Aser,  a'ser. 

Aserar,  A-se-rar. 

Ashabiah,  AJ-a-bj-a. 

Ashan,  3.'Jan. 

Ashbea,  AJ'be-a. 

Ashbel,  Aj'bel. 

Ashbelites,  AJ'bel-jts. 

Ashdod,  AJ'dod. 

Ashdothites,  AJ'dot-jts. 

Ashdoth  Pisgah,  AJdot  Piz-ga. 

Ashean,  £I'Je-an. 

Asher,  Aj'er. 

Ashimath,  AJ'i-mat. 

Ashksnaz,  Aj'kg-naz. 

Ashnah,  AJ'na. 

Ashon,  £I'Jon. 

Ashpenaz,  AJ'pe-naz. 

Ashriel,  AJ'ri-el. 

Ashtaroth,  AJ'ta-rot. 

Ashtarothites,  AJ'ta-rot-jts. 

Ashtemoth,  Aj'te-mofi. 

Ashuath,  A-Ji|,-af). 

Asbur,  Aj'ur. 

Ashurim,  A-Ji^-rim. 

Asburites,  AJ'ur-jts. 

Asia,  £I'Ji-a. 

Asibias,  As-i-bj-as. 

Asiel,  £['si-el. 

Asipha,  As'i-fa. 

Askelon,  As'ke-lon. 

Asmadai,  As'ma-da. 

Asmaveth,  As'ina-vet. 

Asmodeus,  As-mo-de-us. 

Asmoneans,  As-mo-ne-anz. 

Asnah,  As'na. 

Asnapper,  As-nap-er. 

Asochis,  A-s(D-kis. 

Asom,  El'som. 

Aspatha,  As'pa-ta. 

Asphar,  As'far. 

Aspharasus,  As-far-a-sus, 

Asriel,  As'ri-el. 

Assabias,  As-a-bj-as. 

Assalimoth,  A-saI-i-mo6. 

Assanias,  As-a-n|-as. 

Assideans,  As-i-de-anz. 

Assir,  As'er. 

Assos,  As'os. 

Astarotb,  As'ta-ro8. 

Astarte,  As-t^r-te. 

Astath,  As'tafi. 

Asuppim,  A-sup-im. 

Asyncritus,  A-sin-kri-tus. 

Atad,  a'tad. 

Atarah,  At'a-rq. 

Atargatis,  A-tqr-ga-tis. 

Atarotb,  At'a-rofi. 

Ater,  a'ter. 


Aterezias,  At-e-re-zj-as. 

Athack,  a'tak. 

Athaiah,  At-a-j-a. 

Athaliah,  At-a-lj-a. 

Atharias,  At-a-rj-as, 

Athenobius,  At-e-no-bi-us. 

Athens,  Afc'enz. 

Athlai,  At'Ia. 

Atroth,  At'rot. 

Attai,  At'a. 

Attalia,  At-a-lj-a. 

Attains,  At'a-lus. 

Attharates,  At-tar-a-tez. 

Augia,  6'ji-a. 

Auranitis,  G-ra-nj-tis. 

Auranus,  0-ra-nus. 

Auteus,  0-te-us. 

Ava,  a'va. 

Avaran,  Av'a-ran. 

Aven,  a'ven. 

Avim,  a'vim. 

Avims,  a'vimz, 

Avites,  a'vjts. 

Avith,  a'vifl. 

Azaelus,  Az-a-e-lus. 

Azah,  3'za. 

Azal,  a'zal. 

Azaliah,  Az-a-lj-a. 

Azaniah,  Az-a-nj-a. 

Azaphion,  A-za-fi-on. 

Azara,  Az'a-ri. 

Azareel,  A-za-re-el. 

Azariah,  Az-a-rj-a. 

Azarias,  Az-a-rj-as. 

Azaz,  S'zaz. 

Azazel,  A-za-zel. 

Azaziah,  Az-a-zj-a. 

Azbazareth,  Az-baz-a-ret. 

Azbuk,  Az'buk. 

Azekah,  A-ze-ka. 

Azel,  a'zel. 

Azeui,  a'zem. 

Azephurith,  Az-c-fit-rifi. 

Azer,  a'zer. 

Azetas,  A-ze-tas. 

Azgad,  Az'gad. 

Azia,  A-zj-a. 

Aziei,  A-zj-e-j. 

Aziel,  a'zi-el. 

Aziza,  A-zj-za. 

Azmaveth,  Az'ma-vet. 

Azmon,  Az'mon. 

Aznoth  Tabor,  Az'not  Ta-bor. 

Azor,  fl'zor. 

Azotus,  A-z<5-tu8. 

Azriel,  Az'ri-el. 

Azrikam,  Az'ri-kam. 

Azubah,  A-zq,-ba. 

Azur,  S'zur. 

Azuran,  Az'yq,-ran. 

Azymites,  Az'i-mjts. 

Azzah,  Az'a. 

Azzan,  Az'an. 

Azzur,  Az'ur. 


B. 


Baal,  Ba-al,  dr 

Bel,  Bel. 

Baalah,  Ba-al-q. 

Baalath,  Ba-al-at. 

liaalath  Beer,  Ba-a  -at  Be-er. 


Baal  Berith,  Ba-al  B£-rit. 
Baal  Gad,  Ba-al  Gad. 
Baal  Hamon    Ba-al  Ham-on. 
Baal  Hanan,  Ba-al  Han-an. 
Baal  Hazor,  Ba-al  Ha-zor. 


Baal  Hernon,  Ba-al  Hdr-non. 
Baali,  Ba-al-j. 
Baalim,  Ba-al-im. 
Baalis,  Ba-a-lis. 
Baalle,  Ba-al-e. 


724 


SKRIPTYUR  PROPER  NSMZ. 


Baal  Meon,  Ba-al  Me-on. 

Baal  Peor,  Ba-al  Pe-of. 

Baal  Perazim,  Ba-al  Per-a-zim. 

Baal  Shalisha,  Ba-al  Eal-i-Ja. 

Baal  Taiuar,  Ba-al  Ta-mar. 

Baal  Zebub,  Ba-al  Ze  bub. 

Baal  Zephon,  Ba-al  Ze-fon. 

Baana,  Ba-a-nq. 

Baanah,  Ba-a-nq. 

Baanan,  Ba-a-nan. 

Baanath,  Ba-a-nat. 

Baanias,  Ba-a-nj-aa. 

Baara,  Ba-a-ra. 

Baasha,  Ba-a-Ja. 

Baashah,  Ba-a-Jq. 

Baasiah,  Ba-a-sj-a. 

Babel,  Ba-bel. 

Babi,  Ba-bj. 

Babylon,  Bab-i-lon. 

Baca,  Ba-ka. 

Bacchurus,  Ba-ki^-rus. 

Bachrites,  Bak-rjts. 

Bachuth  Allon,  Bak-ut  Al'on. 

Bagoas,  Ba-go-as. 

Bagoi,  Bag-o-j. 

Baharumite,  Ba-ha-rum-jt. 

Bahurim,  Ba-hi^-iina. 

Bajith,  Ba-jit. 
Bakbaker,  Bak-bak-er. 

Bakbuk,  Bak-buk. 

Bakbukiah,  Bak-buk-j-a. 

Balaam,  Ba-lam. 

Baladan,  Bal-a-dan. 

Balah,  Ba-Ia. 

Balak,  Ba-lak. 

Balamo,  Bal-a-mo. 

Balanus,  Bal-a-nus. 

Balthasar,  Bal-ta-sar. 

Bamab,  Ba-ma. 

Bamoth,  Ba-mot. 

Bamoth  Baal,  Ba-mofi  Ba-al. 

Ban,  Ban. 

Banaias,  Ban-a-j-as. 

Bani,  Ba-nj. 

Banid,  Ba-nid. 

Bannus,  Ban-us. 

Banuas,  Ban-yq,-as. 

Barabbas,  Ba-rab-as. 

Barachel,  Bar-a-kel. 

Barachiah,  Bar-a-kj-a. 

Barachias,  Bar-a-kj-as. 

Barak,  Ba-rak. 

Barcenor,  Bar-se-nor. 

Bargo,  Bqr-gcT). 

Barhumites,  Bar-h^-in|ts. 

Bariah,  Ba-rj-a. 

Barjesus,  Bqr-JE-sus. 

Barjona,  Bqr-jo-na. 

Barkos,  Bqr-kos. 

Barnabas,  Bqr-na-bas. 

Barodis,  Ba-rd)-dis. 

Barsabas,  Bqr-sa-bas. 

Bartacus,  Bqr-ta-kus. 

Bartholomew,  Bar-tol-o-mq. 

Bartimeus,  Bqr-ti-mE-u3. 

Baruch,  Ba-ruk. 

Barzillai,  Bar-zil-a-j. 

Bascama,  Bas-ka-ma. 

Bashan,  Ba-Jan,  er 

Bassan,  Bas-an. 

Bashan  Havoth  Fair,  Ba-Jan  Ha 
vot  Fa-er. 

Bashemath,  BaJ-E-mat. 

Baslith,  Bas-lit. 

Basmath,  Bas-mat. 

Bassa,  Bas-a. 


Bastai,  Bas-ta-j. 
Batane,  Bat-a-ne. 
Bath,  Bat. 
Bathaloth,  Bat-a-lot. 
Bathrabbim,  Bat-rab-im. 
Bathsheba,  Bat-Js-ba. 
Bathshua,  Bafi-J4-ci. 
Bavai,  Bav-a-j. 
Bealiah,  BE-a-lj-a. 
Bealoth,  Bs-a-lot. 
Bean,  Bs-an. 
Bebai,  Beb-a-j. 
Becher,  Bs-ker. 
Bechorath,  Bs-ko-rat. 
Bechtileth,  Bek-ti-let. 
Bedad,  Bs-dad. 
Bedaiah,  Bed-a-j-a. 
Beeliada,  BE-el-j-a-da. 
Beelsarus,  Be-el-sa-rus. 
Beeltethmus,  Bs-el-tet-mus. 

Beelzebub,  Be-el-ze-bub. 

Beer,  Be-er. 

Beera,  Bs-e-ra. 

Beerah,  Be-E-ra,  w 

Berah,  Bs-ra. 

Beerelim,  Be-er-E-lim. 

Beeri,  Bfi-e-rj. 

Beerlahairoi,  Bg-er-la-ha-i-rflr. 

Beeroth,  Be-E-rot. 

Beerothites,  BE-E-rot-jts. 

Beersheba,  B£-er-Je-ba. 

Beeshterah,  BE-eJ-te-rq. 

Behemoth,  BE-hE-mot. 

Bekah,  Be-ka. 

Bela,  Be-Iq. 

Belah,  Bt-la. 

Belaites,  BE-Ia-jts. 

Belemus,  Bel-E-mus. 

Belgai,  Bel-ga-j. 

Belial,  BMi-al. 

Belmaim,  Bel-ma-im. 

Belmen,  Bel-men. 

Belshazzar,  Bel-Jaz-ar. 

Belteshazzar,  Bel-te-Jaz-ar. 

Ben,  Ben. 

Benaiah,  Bs-na-ya. 

Benammi,  Ben-am-j. 

Beneberak,  Ben-eb-£-rak. 

Benejaakam,  Ben-e-ja-a-kam. 

Benhadad,  Ben-ha-dad,  &r  Ben- 
ha-dad. 

Benhail,  Ben-ha-il. 

Benhanan,  Ben-ha-nan. 

Beninu,  Ben-i-nq. 

Benjamin,  Ben-ja-min. 

Benjamite,  Ben-ja-mjt. 

Benjamites,  Ben-ja-mjts. 

Beno,  Bfi-no. 

Benoni,  Be-no-nj. 

Benui,  BE-nvi,-j. 

Benzoheth,  Ben-z<a-het. 

Been,  BE-on. 

Beer,  BE-or. 

Bera,  Bs-ra. 

Berachah,  Ber-a-kq. 

Berachiah,  Ber-a-kj-a. 

Beraiah,  Ber-a-i-a. 

Berea,  BE-rg-a. 

Bered,  Bg-red. 

Beri,  Bs-rj. 
■  Beriah,  Bg-rj-a. 

Berites,  BE-rjts. 

Berith,  Bs-rit. 

Bernice,  Ber-nj-sg,  w  Ber-nis. 

Berodach  Baladan   BE-r6-dak 
Bal-a-dan. 


Beroth,  Be- rot. 
Berothai,  Ber-o-ta. 
Berothath,  Bg-r6-tat. 
Beryl,  Ber-il. 
Berzelus,  Ber-zE-lus. 
Besodeiah,  Bes-o-dj-a. 
Besor,  Bs-ser. 
Betah,  Bs-ta. 
Beten,  Bg-ten. 
Bethabara,  Bet-ab-a-ra. 
Bethabarah,  Bet-ab-a-rq. 
Bethanath,  Bet-a-nat. 
Bethanoth,  Bet-a-not. 
Bethany,  I3et-a-ni. 
Betharabah,  Bet-ar-a-bq. 
Betharam,  Bet-a-ram. 
Betharbel,  Bct-qr-bel. 
Bethaven,  Bet-a-ven. 
Bethazmaveth,  Bet-az-ma-vet. 
Bethbaalmeon,  Bet-ba-al-mE-on. 
Bethbara,  Bet-ba-ra. 
Bcthbarah,  Bet-ba-ra. 
Bethbasi,  Bet-ba-sj. 
Bethbirei,  Bet-bir-g-j. 
Bethcar,  Bet-kar. 
Bethdagon,  Bet-da-gon. 
Bethdiblathaim,  Bet-dib-la-ta-im . 
Bethel,  Bet-el. 
Bethelite,  Bet-el-jt. 
Bethemek,  Bet-g-mek. 
Bether,  Bg-ter. 
Bethesda,  Bg-tez-da. 
Bethezel,  Bet-g-zel. 
Bethgader,  Bet-ga-der. 
Bethgamul,  Bet-ga-mul. 
Bethhaccerim,  Befc-hak-sg-rim. 
Bethharan,  Bet-ha-ran. 
Bethhoglah,  Befc-hog-la. 
Bethhoron,  Bet-ho-ron. 
Bethjesimoth,  Bet-jes-i-mot. 
Bethlebaoth,  Bet-leb-a-ot. 
Bethlehem,  Bet-lg-hem. 
Bethlehem  Ephratah,  Bet-le-hem 

Ef'ra-tq. 
Bethlehemite,  Bet-lE-hem-jt. 
Bethlehem  Judah,  Bet-lg-hem 

Ji^-da. 
Bethlomon,  Bet-lcfi-mon. 
Bethmaacah,  Bet-ma-a-kq. 
Bethmarcaboth,  Bet-mqr-ka-bot. 
Bethmeon,  Bet-me-on. 
Bethaimrah,  Bet-nim-ra. 
Bethoron,  Bet-di-ron. 
Bethpalet,  Bet-pa-let. 
Bethpazrer,  Bet-paz-er. 
Bethpeor,  Bet-pg-or. 
Bethphage,  Bet-fa-jg. 
Bethphelet,  Bet-fg-let. 
Bethrabah,  Bet-ra-bq. 
Bethrapha,  Bet-ra-fa. 
Bethrehob,  Bet-rE-hob. 
Bethsaida,  Bet-sa-i-da. 
Bethsamos,  Bet-sa-mos. 
Bethshan,  Bet-Jan. 
Bethshean,  Bet-Js-an. 
Bethshemesh,  Bet-Js-meJ. 
Bethshittah,  Bet-Jit-a. 
Bethsimos,  Bet-si-mo3. 
Bethsura,  Bet-sq,-ra. 
Bethtappua,  Bet-tap-yq,-a. 
Bethuel,  BE-tvi,-cl. 
Bethul,  Bg-tul. 
Bethulia,  Bet-yq-lj-a. 
Bethzor,  Bet-zor. 
Bethzur,  Bet-zur. 
Betolius,  BE-t<5-li-a3. 


SKRIPTYUR  PROPER  NOMZ. 


725 


Betomestham,  Bet-o-m^s-tam. 

Betonim,  Bet-o-nim. 

Beulah,  Be-i^-la. 

Bezai,  Be-za. 

Bezaleel,  Be-zal-e-el. 

Bezek,  Be-zek. 

Bezer,  Bs-zer,  or 

Bozra,  B6z-ra. 

Bezeth,  Be-zet. 

Biatas,  Bj-a-tas. 

Bichri,  Bik-rj. 

Bidkar,  Bid-kar. 

Bigtha,  Big-ta. 

Bigthan,  Kg-tan. 

Bigthana,  Big-ta- na. 

Bigvai,  Big-va-j. 

Bildad,  Bil-dad. 

Bileam,  Bil-e-am. 

Bilgah,  Bil-ga. 

Bilgai,  Bil-ga-j. 


Bilha,  er  Bilhah,  Bil-ha. 
Bilhan,  Bil-han. 
Bilshan,  Bil-Jan. 
Bimhal,  Bim-hai. 
Binea,  Bin-e-a. 
Binnui,  Bin-xi,-i. 
Birsha,  Ber-Ja. 
Birzavith,  Ber-za-vit. 
Bishlam,  BiJ-lam. 
Bithiah,  Bi-tj-Q. 
Bithron,  Bit-ron. 
Bizijothiah,  Biz-i-jo-tj-a. 
Bizijothijah,  Biz-i-jo-tj-ja. 
Bizjothjah,  Biz-j6t-ja. 
Biztha,  Biz-ta. 
Blastus,  Blas-tus. 
Boanerges,  Bo-a-ndr-jez, 
Boaz,  Bo-az,  er 
Booz,  Bo-oz. 
Boccas,  B6k-as. 


Booheni,  Bok-e-nb. 
Bochim,  Bo-kim. 
Bohan,  B6-han. 
Boscath,  Bos-kat. 
Bosor,  B6-sor. 
Bosora,  Boa-o-ra. 
Bosrah,  B6z-ra. 
Bozez,  B<f)-zez. 
Bozrah,  B6z-ra. 
Brigandine,  Brig-an-din. 
Bukki,  Biik-j. 
Bukkiah,  Buk-j-a. 
Bui,  Bui. 
Bunah,  Bq,-na. 
Buani,  Bdn-j. 
Buz,  Buz. 
Buzi,  B4-ZJ. 
Buzite,  Bdz-{t. 


c 


Cab,  Kab. 

Cabbon,  Kab-on. 

Cabham,  Kab-ham. 

Cabal,  Ka-bul. 

Caddis,  Kad-is. 

Cades,  Ka-dez. 

Cadesh,  Ka-deJ. 

Caiaphas,  Ka-ya-f as,  W  Ka-a-fas. 

Cain,  Kan. 

Cainan,  Ka-j-nan. 

Cairites,  Ka-rjts. 

Calah,  Ka-la. 

Calamolalus,  Kal-a-mol-a-lus. 

Calamus,  Kal-a-mus. 

Calcol,  Kal-kol. 

Caldees,  Kal-dez. 

Caleb,  Ka-leb. 

Caleb  Ephratah,  Ka-leb  Ef'ra-tq, 

Calitas,  Kal-i-tas. 

Calneth,  Kal-net. 

Calno,  Kal-no. 

Calphi,  Kal-fj. 

Calvarj',  Kal-va-ri. 

Camon,  Ka-mon. 

Cana,  Ka-na. 

Canaan,  Ka-nan,  w  Ka-na-an. 

Canaanites,  Ka-nan-jts,  er  Ka- 

na-an-jts. 
Candace,  Kan-da-se. 
Canneh,  Kan-a. 
Canveh,  Kan-va. 
Capernaum,  Ka-per-na-um. 
Capharsalamah,  Kaf-ar-sal-a-mq. 
Capbenatha,  Ka-fen-a-ta. 
Caphira,  Ka-fj-ra. 
Caphtor,  Kaf-tor. 
Caphtorim,  Kaf-to-rim. 
Caphtorims,  Kaf-to-rimz. 
Cappadocia,  Kap-a-do-Ji-a. 
Carabasion,  Kar-a-ba-ji-on. 
Carehamis,  Kqr-ka-mis. 
Carchemish,  Kqr-ke-miJ. 
Careah,  Ka-rs-a. 
Caria,  Ka-ri-a. 
Carkas,  Kqr-kas. 
Carmanians,  Kar-ma-ni-anz. 
Canne,  Kqr-me. 
Carmel,  Kqr-mel. 
Carmelite,  K^r-mel-jt. 
Carmelitess,  K^r-mel-jt-es. 


Carmi,  K^r-mj. 

Carmites,  Kqr-mjts. 

Carnaim,  Kqr-na-im. 

Camion,  K(^r-ni-on. 

Carpus,  Kqr-pus. 

Carshena,  Kar-Je-na. 

Casiphia,  Ka-sif-i-a. 

Casleu,  Kas-lq,. 

Caslubim,  Kas-Iq,-bim. 

Camphor,  Kas-fer. 

Caspis,  Kas-pis,  ttr 

Caspbin,  Kas-fin. 

Cathuath,  Ka-ti^-at. 

Cedron,  Se-dron. 

Ceilan,  Sj-lan. 

Celemia,  Sel-e-mj-a. 

Cenchrea,  Sen-kre-a. 

Cendebeus,  Sen-de-be-us. 

Centurion,  Sen-tq,-ri-on, 

Cephas,  Se-fas. 

Ceras,  Se-ras. 

Ceteb,  Se-teb. 

Chabris,  Ka-bris. 

Chadias,  Ka-di-as. 

Chaereas,  Ke-re-as. 

Chalcedony,  Kal-se-do-ni. 

Chalcol,  Kal-kol. 

Chaldea,  Kal-de-a. 

Chanes,  Ka-nsz. 

Channuneus,  Kan-yq,-ne-us. 

Charaathalas,  Kar-a-at-a-lqr. 

Characa,  Kar-a-ka. 

Charasim,  Kar-a-sim. 

Charcus,  Kqr-kus. 

Charea,  Ka-re-a. 

Charmis,  K^r-mis. 

Charran,  Kar-an. 

Chaseba,  Kas-e-ba. 

Chebar,  Kebar. 

Chederlaomer,  Ked-er-Ia-o-mer. 

Chclal,  Ke-lal. 

Chelcias,  Kel-Ji-as. 

Chellians,  Kel-i-anz. 

Chellub,  Kel-nb. 

Chellus,  Kel-us. 

Chelod,  Ke-lod. 

Chelub,  Ke-lub. 

Chelubai,  Ke-li^-ba. 

Chelubar,  Ke-lq,-bar. 

Chemarims,  Kem-a-rimz. 


Chemosh,  Ke-moJ. 
Chenaanah,  Ke-na-a-nq. 
Chenani,  Ken-a-nj. 
Chenaniah,  Ken-a-nj-a. 
Chephar  Haammonai,   Ke-far 

Ha-am-o-na. 
Chephirah,  Ke-fj-ra. 
Cheran,  Ke-ran. 
Chereas,  Ke-re-as. 
Cherethims,  Ker-et-imz. 
Cherethites,  Ker-et-jts. 
Cherith,  Ke-rit,  or 
Cherish,  Ke-riJ. 
Cherub,  Ke-rub,  {a  siii.) 
Cherub,  Ger-ub. 
Cherubim,  Ger-yq,-biin. 
Chesalon,  Kes-a-lon. 
Chesed,  Ke-sed. 
Chesil,  Ke-sil. 
Chesud,  Ke-sud. 
ChesuUoth,  Ke-sdl-ot. 
Chettim,  Ket-im. 
Chezib,  Ke-zib. 
Chidon,  Kj-don. 
Chilion,  Ki-lj-on. 
Chilleab,  Kil-e-ab. 
Chilmad,  Kil-mad. 
Chimham,  Kim-ham. 
Chisleu,  Kis-lq,, 
Casleu,  Kas-lq,  or 
Cisleu,  Sis-Iq. 
Chislon,  Kis-lon. 
Chisloth  Tabor.  Kis-lot  Ta-bor. 
Chittim,  Kit-im. 
Chiun,  Kj-un. 
Chloe,  KlQ-e. 
Choba,  K6-ba. 
Chorasin,  Ko-ra-sin,  er 
Chorashan,  Ko-ra-Jan,  er 
Chorazin,  Ko-ra-zin. 
Chosameus.  Kos-a-me-us. 
Chozeba,  Ko-ze-ba. 
Christ,  Krist. 
Chub,  Kub. 
Chun,  Kun. 
Chusa,  Kt|-sa,  er 
Chuza,  Kq-za. 
Chushan  Rishathaim,  KuJ-ao 

RiJ-a-M-im. 
Chusi,  K4-si- 


TS6 


SKKIPTYUR  PROPER  NaMZ. 


Cinnereth,  Sin-e-ret,  er 
Cinneroth,  Sin-e-rot. 
Girama,  Sir-a-ma. 
Cisai,  Sj-sa. 
Cisleu,  Sis-Iq. 
Citherus,  Sit-s-rus. 
Cittims,  Sit-imz. 
Clauda,  Kle-da. 
Cleasa,  Kk-a-sa. 
Clement,  Klem-ent. 
Cleophas,  Kle-o-fas,  w 
Cleopas,  Kle-o-pas. 
Cloe,  K16-S. 
Cnidus,  Nj-dus. 
Colhozeh,  Kol-ho-za. 
Collius,  K61-i-us. 


Colosse,  Ko-los-e. 
Colossians,  Ko-16J-i-anz. 
Coniah,  Ko-nj-a. 
Cononiah,  Kon-o-nj-a. 
Cor,  Kor. 
Corban,  Ker-ban. 
Corbe,  Ker-bg. 
Core,  K6-re. 
Corinth,  Kor-infi. 
Corinthians,  Ko-rin-ti-anz. 
Cosam,  Ko-sam. 
Coutha,  K-8-ta. 
Coz,  Koz. 
Cozbi,  K6z-bj. 
Crescens,  Kres-enz. 
Cretans,  Blre-tanz. 


Crete,  Kret. 

Cretes,  Krtts. 

Cretians,  Kre-Ji-anz. 

Cubit,  K4-bit. 

Cush,  KuJ. 

Cushan,  Ki\-Jan. 

Cushan  Rishathaim,  K^-Jan 

RiJ-a-ta-im. 
Cushi,  K4-JJ.  > 

Cuth,  Kut,  er 
Cuthah,  Kut-a. 
Cutheans,  Kii,-te-anz. 
Cyamon,  Sj-a-mon. 
Cyrene,  Sj-rg-ne. 
Cyrenias,  Sj-re-ni-ua. 


D. 


Dabaeeh,  Dab-a-ra. 
Dabbasheth,  Dab-a-Jet. 
Daberath,  Dab-g-rat. 
Dabria,  Da-bri-a. 
Dacobi,  Da-ko-bj. 
Daddeus,  Da-de-us. 
Dagon,  Da-gon. 
Daisan,  Da-san. 
Dalaiah,  Dal-a-j-a. 
Dalilah,  Dal-i-lq. 
Dalmanutha,  Dal-ma-ni],-ta. 
Dalphon,  Dal-fon. 
Damans,  Dam-a-ris. 
Damascenes,  Dam-a-senz. 
Dan,  Dan. 
Daniel,  Dan-i-el. 
Danites,  Dan-jts. 
Danjaan,  Dan-ja-an. 
Dannah,  Dan-a. 
Danobrath,  Dan-fi)-brat. 
Dara,  Da-ra. 
Darda,  Dqr-da. 
Darian,  Da-ri-an. 
Darkon,  D^r-kon. 
Dathan,  Da-tan. 
Dathemah,  Dat-8-mq, 
Dathmah,  Dat-ma. 


David,  Dd-vid. 

Debir,  Ds-ber. 

Deborah,  D^b-o-rq. 

Decapolis,  De-kap-o-lis. 

Dedan,  Dg-dan. 

Dedanim,  Ded-a-nim." 

Dedanims,  Ded-a-nimz. 

Dehavites,  Dg-ha-irjts. 

Dekar,  Ds-kar. 

Delaiah,  Del-a-j-a. 

Delilah,  Del-i-lq. 

Demas,  Dg-mas. 

Derbe,  Der-be. 

Dessau,  Des-e. 

Deuel,  Dg-q-el. 

Deuteronomy,  Dti,-ter-6n-o-ini. 

Diblaim,  Dib-la-im. 

Diblath,  Dib-lat. 

Dibon,  Dj-bon. 

Dibon  Gad,  Dj-bon  Gad. 

Dibri,  Dib-rj. 

Dibzahab,  Dib-za-hab,  er 

Dizahab,  Diz-a-hab. 

Didrachm,  Dj-dram. 

Didymus,  Did-i-mua. 

Diklah,  Dik-la,  er 

Dildah,  Dil-da. 


Dilean,  Dil-e-an. 
Dimnah,  Dim-na. 
Dimon,  Di-mon. 
Dimonah,  Dj-mo-na. 
Dinah,  Dj-na. 
Dinaites,  Dj-na-jts. 
Dinhabah,  Din-ha-bq. 
Diotrephes,  Dj-ot^rg-fea. 
Dishan,  Dj-Jan. 
Dishon,  Dj-Jon. 
Dizahab,  Diz-a-hab. 
Docus,  Do-kus. 
Dodai,  D6d-a-j. 
Dodanim,  Dod-a-nim. 
Dodavah,  D6d-a-vq. 
Dodo,  Do-do. 
Doeg,  D6-eg. 
Dophkah,  D6f-ka. 
Dor,  Der. 
Dora,  D6-ra. 
Dorcas,  Der-kas. 
Dorymenes,  Da-rim-g-nsa. 
Dositheus,  Do-sit-e-us. 
Dothaim,  Dii-ta-im,  er 
Dothan,  D6-tan. 
Dumah,  Dq-ma. 
Dura,  Dq-ra. 


E. 


Eanas,  8'a-nas. 

Ebal,  8'bal. 

Ebed,  8'bed. 

Ebedmelech,  S-bed-me-lek. 

Ebenezer,  Eb-en-e-zer. 

Eber,  8'ber. 

Ebiasaph,  8-bj-a-saf. 

Ebronah,  8-br6-na. 

Ecanus,  S-ka-nus. 

Ecbatana,  Ek-bat-a-na. 

Ecclesiastes,  Ek-le-zi-as-tgz. 

Ecclesiasticus,  Ek-lg-zi-as-ti-kus, 

Ed,  Ed. 

Edar,  8'dar. 

Eden,  8'den, 

Eder,  8'der. 

Edes,  8'des. 

Edias,  8'di-a3. 

Edna,  Ed'na. 

Edom,  8'dom. 


Edomites,  S'dom-its. 
Edrei,  Ed'rg-j. 
Eglah,  Eg'la. 
EglaJm,  Eg'la-im. 
Eglon,  Eg'lon. 
Egypt,  8'jipt. 
Ehi,  8'hj. 
Ehud,  8'hud. 
Eker,  S'ker. 
Ekrebel,  Ek're-bel. 
Ekron,  Ek'ron. 
Ekronites,  Ek'ron-jts. 
Ela,  S'la. 
Eladah,  El'a-dq. 
Elah,  S'la. 
Elam,  8'lam. 
Elamites,  8'lam-jt8. 
Elasah,  El'a-sq. 
Elath,  8'lat. 
Elbethel,  El-b^t-el. 


Elcia,  El'Ji-a. 

Eldaah,  El'da-q. 

Eldad,  El'dad. 

Elead,  8'lE-ad,  er  S-le-ad. 

Elealeh,  8-lE-a-la. 

Eleasah,  8-lE-a-sq. 

Eleazer,  8-lE-a-zer. 

Eleazurus,  S-lg-a-zq-rus. 

Elelohe  Israel,  El-g-lo-he  Iz'ra-^ 

Eleph,  S'lef. 

Eleutherus,  8-lq-te-ra3. 

Eleuzai,  El-q-za-j. 

Elhanan,  El-ha-nan. 

Eli,  S'l}. 

Eliab,  8-li-ab. 

Eliada,  8-lj-a-da. 

Eliadah,  8-lj-a-dq. 

Eliadun,  8-lj-a-dun. 

Eliah,  S-lj-a. 

Eliahba,  S-lj-a-ba. 


SKRIPTYUR  PROPER  N^MZ. 


727 


Eliakrm,  8-lj-a-kim. 
Eliali,  e-lj-a-lj. 
Eliam,  8-li-am. 
Elias,  8-lj-as. 
Eliasaph,  8-lj-a-saf. 
Eliashib,  8-li-a-Jib. 
Eliasis,  8-lj-a-sis. 
Eliatha,  8-l|-a-tQ,  or 
Eliathah,  8-lj-a-tq,. 
Eliazar,  8-li-a-zar. 
Elidad,  S-li-dad. 
Eliel,  8'li-el. 
Elienai,  8-li-e-na-j. 
Eliezer,  8-li-E-zer. 
Elihaba,  8-l)-ha-ba. 
Elihaena,  El-i-he-nd. 
Eliboeaai,  El-i-he-na-j. 
Elihoreph,  El-i-ho-ref. 
Elibu,  8-li-hii,. 
Elijah,  S-li-ja. 
Elika,  El'i-ka. 
Elim,  8'liin. 
Elimelech,  8-lim-E-lek. 
Elioeaai,  S-li-E-na-j. 
Elionas,  S-li-o-nas. 
Eliphal,  El'i-fal. 
Eliphaleh,  8-lif-a-la. 
Eliphaz,  El'i-faz. 
Eliphelet,  8-lif-e-let. 
Elisabeth,  8-llz-a-bet. 
Elisaeus,  El-i-sg-us. 
Eliseus,  El-i-S8-u3. 
Elisha,  8-li-Ja. 
Elishah,  S-lj-Ja. 
Elishama,  8-IiJ-a-ma. 
Elishamah,  8-liJ-a-mq. 
Elishaphat,  8-liJ-a-fat. 
Elisheba,  8-li;-e-ba. 
Elishua,  El-i-J^-a- 
Elisimus,  8-lis-i-inus. 
Eliu,  8-li-yTj,. 
Eliud,  8-li-ud. 
Elizaphan,  8-liz-a-fan. 
Elizur,  8-li-zur. 
ElkaDah,  El'ka-nq. 
Elkoshite,  El'ko-Jit. 
EUasar,  El'a-sqr. 
Elmodam,  El'mo-dam. 
EInaam,  El'na-am.  [tan. 

Elnathan,  El'na-tan,  or  El-na- 
Elon,  8'lon.  [nan, 

Elon  Bethhanan,  8'lon  Befi-ha- 
Elonites,  8'lon-its. 
Eloth,  8'lot. 
Elpaal,  El'pa-al. 
Elpalet,  El'pa-let. 
Elparan,  El-pa-ran. 
Eltekeh,  El'tg-ka. 
Elteketh,  El'te-kefi. 
Eltekon,  El'te-kon. 
Eltolad,  El'to-lad. 
Elul,  8'lul. 
Eluzai,  8-14-za-i. 


Elymais,  El-i-ma-is. 
Elytnas,  El'i-mas. 
Elzabad,  El'za-bad. 
Elzaphan,  El'za-fan. 
Emalcuel,  Em-al-ki^-el. 
Emannel,  8-man-yti-el. 
Emims,  8'mimz. 
Einmaus,  Em'a-us. 
Emmer,  Em'er. 
Emor,  8' mar. 
Enam,  8'nam. 
Enan,  8'nan. 
Endor,  En'der. 
Eneas,  8'ne-a3. 
Eneglaim,  En-eg-la-im. 
Enemessar,  En-e-mes-ar. 
Enenias,  8-ne-ni-as. 
Engannim,  En-gan-im. 
Engedi,  En'gg-dj. 
Enhaddah,  En-had-a. 
Enhakkore,  En-haK-cs-re. 
Enhazor,  En-ha-zor. 
Enmishpat,  En-miJ-pat. 
Enoch,  8'nok. 
Enon,  8'non. 
Enos,  8'no3, 
Enosh,  8'noJ. 
Enrimmon,  En-rim-on. 
Enrogel,  En-ro-gel. 
Enshemesh,  En'Je-meJ. 
Entappuah,  En-tap-q,-q. 
Epaphras,  Ep'a-fraa. 
Epaphroditus,  8-paf-rQ-di-tu3. 
Epenetas,  8-pen-s-tus. 
Ephah,  8'fa. 
Ephai,  8'fa. 
Epher,  8'fer. 

Ephes-dammim,   S'fes-dam-im. 
Ephesians,  S-fe-ji-anz. 
Ephlal,  Ef'lal. 
Ephud,  8'fod. 
Ephor,  8'for. 
Ephphatha,  Ef'a-ta. 
Ephraim,  8'fra-im. 
Ephraimites.  8'fra-im-jts. 
Ephratah,  Ef'ra-tq. 
Ephrath,  Ef'rat. 
Ephrathites,  Efrat-jts. 
Ephron,  8'fron. 
Er.  Er. 
Eran,  8'ran. 
Eranites,  8'ran-its. 
Erastus,  8-ras-tus. 
Erech,  8'rek. 
Eri,  8'ri. 
Esa,  8'sa. 
Esaias,  8-za-yas. 
Esarhaddon,  8'sar-had-on. 
Esau,  8'se. 
Esdras,  Es'dras. 
Esdrelon,  Es-dre-lon. 
Esebon,  Es'e-bon. 
Esebrias,  8-SE-bri-as. 


Esek,  S'sek. 

Eshbaal,  EJ'ba-al. 

Eshban,  EJ'ban. 

Eshcol,  EJ'kol. 

Eshean,  S'Je-an. 

Eshek,  S'jek. 

Eshkalon,  EJ'ka-lon. 

Eshtaol,  Ej'ta-ol. 

Eshtaulites,  EJ'te-ljts. 

Eshtemoa,  EJ-tem-o-a. 

Eshtemoth,  EJ'ts-mot. 

Eshton,  EJ'ton. 

Esli,  Es'lj. 

Esmacbiah,  Es-ma-kj-a. 

Esora,  8-s(i-ra. 

Esril,  Es'ril. 

Esroni,  Es'rom. 

Essenes,  Es-enz. 

Esthaol,  Est'ha-ol, 

Esther,  Es'ter. 

Etam,  8'tani. 

Etham,  8'tani. 

Ethan,  8'tan. 

Ethanim,  Et'a-nim. 

Ethbaal,  Efc'ba-al. 

Ether,  8'ter. 

Ethma,  Et'ma. 

Ethnan,  Et'nan. 

Ethni,  Et'ni. 

Euasibus,  Yq,-as-i-bus. 

Eubulus,  Yi],-b4-lu3. 

Eunathan,  Yi],-na-tan. 

Eunice,  Yq^-nj-se. 

Euodias,  Y^-di-di-as. 

Eupolemus,  Yn,-p61-E-mus. 

Euroelydon,  Yq,-r6k-li-don.. 

Eutychus,  Yi^-ti-kus. 

Eve,  8v. 

Evi,  8'vi. 

Evil  Mer'odach,  8'vl  Mg-ro-dak, 

er  8'vl  Mer-o-dak. 
Exodus,  Eks'o-dus. 
Ezar,  8'zar. 
Ezbai,  Ez'ba-i. 
Ezbon,  Ez'bon. 
Ezeehias,  Ez-e-kj-a^. 
Ezekias,  Ez-e-kj-as. 
Ezekiel,  8-zE-ki-el. 
Ezel,  8'zel. 
Ezem,  8'zeia. 
Ezer,  8'zer. 
Ezerias.  Ez-£-rj-as. 
Ezias,  8-zi-as. 

Ezion  Gebar,  8'zi-on  Gs-bar,  er 
Ezion-geber,  8'zi-on-J£-ber. 
Eznite,  Ez'njt. 
Ezra,  Ez'ra. 
Ezrahite,  Ez'ra-hjt. 
Ezri,  Ez'ri. 
Ezriel,  Ez'ri-el. 
Ezril,  Ez'ril. 
Ezron,  Ez'ron. 
Ezronites,  Ez'ron-its. 


Felix,  Fs-liks. 


Gaal,  Ga-al. 
Gaash,  Gra-aJ". 
Gaba,  6a-ba. 
Gabael,  Gab-a-el. 


F. 


Festus,  Fes-tus. 
UI 

G. 

Gkibatha,  Gab-a-ta. 
Gabbai,  Gab-a-j. 
Gabbatha,  Gab-a-ta. 
Gabrias,  Ga-bri-as. 


Fortunatus,  Fer-tti-Da-tus. 


Gabriel,  Ga-bri-eL 
Gad,  Gad. 
Gadara,  Gad-a-ra. 
Gadarenes,  Gad-a-renz. 


728 


SKRIPTYXIR   PROPER  N^MZ. 


Gaddes,  Gad-ez. 

Gaddiel,  Gad-i-el. 

Gadi,  Ga-dj. 

Gadites,  Gad-jts. 

Gaham,  Ga-ham. 

Grahar,  Ga-har. 

Gbias,  Ga-yus. 

Galaad,  Gal-a-ad. 

Galal,  Ga-lal. 

Graleed,  Gal-s-ed. 

Galgala,  Gal-ga-la. 

Gkililee,  Gal-i-le. 

Gallim,  Gal-im. 

Gallic,  Gal-i-o. 

Gamael,  Gain-a-el. 

Gamaliel,  Ga-tna-li-el. 

Gammadims,  Gam-a-dimz. 

Gamul,  Ga-mul. 

Gar,  Gcir. 

(Jareb,  Ga-reb. 

GSarizim,  Gar-i-zim. 

Garmites,  G^r-mits. 

Gashmu,  GaJ-mq,. 

Gatam,  Ga-tam. 

Gath,  Gat. 

Gath  Hepher,  Gat  He-fer. 

Gath  Rimmon,  Gat  Rim-on, 

Gaulan,  Ga-lan. 

Gaulon,  Ge-lon, 

Gaza,  Ga-za. 

Grazabar,  Gaz-a-bqr. 

Gazara,  Ga-za-ra. 

Gazathites,  Ga-zat-jts. 

Gazer,  Ga-zer. 

Grazera,  Ga-zg-ra. 

Gazez,  Ga-zez. 

Gazites,  Gaz-jts. 

Gazzam,  Gaz-am. 

Geba,  Gs-ba. 

Gebal,  Ge-bal. 

Gebar,  Gs-bar. 

Geber,  Ge-ber. 

Gebim,  Ge-bim. 

Gedaliah,  Ged-a-lj-a. 

Geddur,  Ged-ur. 

Geder,  Ge-der. 

Gederah,  Ge-de-ra. 

Gederite,  Ged-B-rjt. 

Gederotb,  Ge-dg-rot. 

Gederothaim,  Ged-e-rot-a-im. 


Gedir,  Ge-der. 

Gedor,  Ge-dor. 

Gehazi,  Gf.-ha-zj. 

Geliloth,  Gel-i-lot. 

Gemalli,  GE-mal-j. 

Gemariah,  Gem-a-rj-a. 

Genesareth,  Gs-nes-a-ret. 

Genesis,  Jen-c-sis. 

Genezar,  Gs-ne-zar. 

Genneus,  Gen-g-us. 

Gentiles,  Jen-tjlz. 

Genubath,  Gg-n^-bat. 

Geon,  Ge-on. 

Gera,  Ge-ra. 

Gerah,  Ge-ra. 

Gerar,  Ge-rar. 

Gerasa,  Ger-a-sa. 

Gergashi,  Ger-ga-Jj. 

Gergashites,  Ger-ga-Jjts. 

Gergesenes,  Ger-ge-senz. 

Gerizim,  Ger-i-zim. 

Gerraeans,  Ger-s-anz. 

Gerrinians,  Ger-in-i-anz. 
Gershom,  Ger-Jom. 
Gershon,  Ger-Jon. 
Gershonites,  Ger-Jon-jts. 
Gershur,  Ger-Jur. 
Gesem,  Ge-sem. 
Geshan,  Ge-Jan. 
Geshem,  Ge-Jem. 
Geshur,  Gg-Jur. 
Geshuri,  Gej-yi|-rj. 
Geshurites,  GeJ-yi|,-rjts. 
Getholias,  Get-o-lj-as. 
Gethsemane,  Get-seni-a-ns. 
Gethur,  Ge-tur. 
Geuel,  G£-yij,-el. 
Gezer,  Ge-zer. 
Gezerites,  Ge-zer-jts. 
Giah,  Gj-a. 
Gibbar,  Gib-ar. 
Gibbethon,  Gib-e-ton. 
Gibea,  Gib-e-a. 
Gibeah,  Gib-e-q. 
Gibeath,  Gib-g-at. 
Gibeon,  Gib-g-on. 
Gibeonites,  Gib-g-on-jts. 
Giblites,  Gib-lits. 
Giddalti,  Gid-al-ti. 
Giddel,  Gid-el. 


Gideon,  Gid-e-on. 

Gideoni,  Gid-g-o-nj. 

Gidom,  Gj-dom. 

Gier  Eagle,  Jj-er  8'gl. 

Gihon,  Gj-hon. 

Gilalai,  Gil-a-la. 

Gilboa,  Gil-bo-a. 

Gilead,  Gil-g-ad. 

Gileadite,  Gil-g-ad-it. 

Gilgil,   Gil-gal. 

Ga^h,  Gj-lo. 

Gilonite,  Gj-lo-njt. 

Gimzo,  Gim-zo. 

Ginath,  Gj-nat. 

Ginnetho,  Gin-g-to. 

Ginnethon,  Gin-g-ton. 

Girgashi,  Ger-ga-Jj. 

Girgashites,  Ger-ga-Jjts. 

Gispa,  Gis-pa. 

Gittah  Hepher,  Git-a  He-fer. 

Gittaim,  Git-a-incu 

Gittite,  Git-jt. 

Gittites,  Git-jts. 

Gittith,  Git-it. 

Gizonite,  Gi-zo-njt. 

Glede,  GIgd'. 

Gnidus,  Nj-dus. 

Gnath,  G6-at. 

Gob,  Gob, 

Gog,  Gog. 

Golan,  GiO-lan. 

Golgothe,  G61-go-ta. 

Goliah,  Go-lj-a. 

Goliath,  Go-lj-at. 

Gomer,  Go-mer. 

Gomorrah,  Go-mor-a. 

Gopherwood,  G(5-fer-wiiid, 

Gorgias,  Gor-ji-as. 

Gortyna,  Gor-ti-na,  or  Gor-tj-na. 

Goshen,  Go-Jen. 

Gothoniel,  Go-ton-i-el. 

Gozan,  G6-zan. 

Graba,  Gra-ba. 

Grecia,  Gre-Ji-a. 

Gudgodah,  Gdd-go-dq. 

Guni.  Gq-nj. 

Gunites,  Gq-njts. 

Gur,  Gur. 

Gurbaal,  Gur-ba-al. 


H. 


Haahashtaei,  Ha-a-baJ-ta-rj. 
Habaiah,  Ha-ba-ya. 
Habakkuk,  Hab-a-kuk. 
Habaziniah,  Hab-a-zi-nj-a. 
Habergeon,  Ha-ber-je-on. 
Habor,  Ha-ber. 
Hachaliah,  Hak-a-l|-a. 
Hachilah,  Hak-i-lq. 
Hachmoni,  Hak-mo-nj. 
Hachmonite,  Hak-mo-njt. 
Hada,  Ha-da. 
Hadad,  Ha-dad. 
Hadadezer,  Had-ad-e-zer. 
Hadad  Rimraon,  Ha-dad  Rim-on. 
Hadar,  Ha-dar. 
Hadashah,  Had-a-Jq. 
Hadassa,  Ha-das-a. 
Hadassah,  Ha-das-a. 
Hadattah,  Ha-dat-a. 
Hadid,  Ha-did. 


Hadlai,  Had-la-j. 
Hadoram,  Ha-d6-ram. 
Hadrach,  Ha-drak. 
Hagab,  Ha -gab. 
Hagabah,  Hag-a-bq. 
Hagai,  Hag-a-j. 
Hagar,  Ha-gar. 
Hagarenes,  Ha-gar-enz. 
Hagarites,  Ha-gar-jts. 
Haggai,  Hag-a-j. 
Haggari,  Hag-a-rj. 
Haggeri,  Hag-g-rj. 
Haggi,  Hag-j. 
Haggiah,  Ha-gj-a. 
Haggi  tes,  Hag-j  ts. 
Haggith,  Hag-it. 
Hai,  Ha-j. 

Hakkatan,  Hak-a-tan. 
Hakkoz,  Hak-oz. 
Hakupha,  Ha-kq-fa. 


Halac,  Ha-lak. 
Halah,  Ha-la. 
Hali,  Ha-lj. 

Hallelujah,  Hal-e-lq-ya. 
Halloesh,  Ha-la-eJ. 
Hallul,  Hal-ul. 
Ham,  Ham. 
Haman,  Ha-man. 
Hamath,  Ha- mat,  or 
Hemath,  He-mat. 
Hamathite,  Ha-mat-jt. 
Hamath  Zobah,  Ha-mat  Za-bd. 
Hameleeh,  Ham-e-lek. 
Hamital,  Ham-i-tal. 
Hammath,  Ham-at. 
Hammedatha,  Ha-med-a-ta. 
Hammolekoth,  Ha-mol-e-ket. 
Hammon,  Ham-on. 
Hamonah,  Ham-o-nq. 
Hamon  Gog,  Ha-mon  Gog. 


SKKIPTYUR  PROPER  :NaMZ. 


729 


Haaior,  Ha-mor. 
Hamoth,  Ha -mot. 
Hamoth  Dor,  Ha-mo6  Der. 
Hamuel,  Ha-mii,-el. 
Hamul,  Ha-mul. 
Hamulites,  Ha-inul-jts. 
HamuUl,  Ha-mii-tal,  or  Ham- 
yq,-tal.  [a-mel. 

Hanameel,  Ha-nam-e-el,  er  Han- 
Hanan,  Ha-nan.  [a-nel. 

Hananeel,  Ha-nan-s-el,  er  Han- 
Hanani,  Han-a-nj,  er  Ha-na-nj. 
Hananiah,  Han-a-nj-a. 
Hanes,  Ha-nez. 
Haniel,  Han-i-el. 
Hannah,  Han-a. 
Hannathon,  Han-a-ton. 
Hanniel,  Han-i-el. 
Hanoch,  Ha-nok. 
Hanochites,  Ha-nok-jts. 
Hanun,  Ha-nun. 
Hapharaim,  Haf-a-ra-im. 
Hara,  Ha-ra. 

Haradah,  Har-a-dq,  er  Ha-ra-da. 
Haraiah,  Har-a-j-a,  er  Ha-ra-a. 
Haran,  Ha-ran. 
Hararite,  Ha-ra-rjt. 
Harbona,  Har-bo-na,  er  [Hqr- 

bo-na. 
Harbonah,  Har-b(f)-na. 
Hareph,  Ha-ref. 
Hareth,  Ha-re6. 
Harhas,  Hqr-has. 
Harhata,  Hqr-ha-ta. 
Harhur,  Hqr-hur. 
Harim,  Ha-rim. 

Hariph,  Ha-rif. 

Harnepher,  Hq,r-ns-fer,  er  Har- 
ne-fer. 

Harod,  Ha-rod. 

Harodite,  Ha-rod-jt. 

Haroeh,  Har-o-a,  er  Ha-rcS-a. 

Harorite,  Ha-ro-rjt. 

Harosheth,  Har-o-Jet. 

Harsha,  Hqr-Ja. 

Harum,  Ha-rutn. 

Harumaph,  Ha-rflo-maf. 

Haruphite,  Ha-rdt-fjt. 

Haruz,  Ha-ruz. 

Hasadiah,  Has-a-dj-a. 

Hasenuah,  Has-e-nq-a. 

Hasbabiah,  HaJ-a-bj-a. 

Hashabnab,  HaJ-ab-na. 

Hashabniah,  HaJ-ab-nj-a. 

Hashbadana,  HaJ-bad  a-na. 

Hashem,  Ha-Jem. 

Hashmonah,  HaJ-mo-na. 

Hashum,  Ha-Jum. 

Hashupha,  Ha-Jq-fa. 

Hasrah,  Has-ra, 

Hessenaah,  Has-e-na-a. 

Hasupha,  Ha-sq-fa. 

Hatach,  Ha-tak, 

Hathath,  Ha-tat. 

Hatita,  Hat-i-ta. 

Hattil,  Hat-il. 

Hattipha,  Ha-tj-fa. 

Hattush,  Hat-uJ. 

Hauran,  He-ran. 

Havilah,  Hav-i-lq. 

Havoth  Jair,  Ha-vot  Ja-er. 

Hazael,  Haz-a-el. 

Hazaiah,  Ha-za-ya. 

Hazar  Addar,  Ha-zar  Ad'ar. 

Hazar  Enan,  Ha-zar  8'nan. 

Hazar  Gaddah,  Ha-zar  Gad-a. 


Hazar  Haticon,  Ha-zar  Hat-i-kon, 
Hazar  Maveth,  Ha-zar  Ma-vefi. 
Hazaroth,  Ha-za-rot. 
Hazar  Shual,  Ha-zar  Sq-al. 
Hazar  Susah,  Ha-zar  Sq-sa. 
Hazar  Susim,  Ha-zar  Sq-sim. 
Hazel  Elponi,  Ha-zel  El-pd-nj. 
Hazerim,  Ha-ze-rim. 
Hazer  Shusiin,  Ha-zer  Sq-sim. 
Hazezon  Tainar,  Haz-£-zon  Ta- 

mar. 
Haziel,  Ha-zi-el. 
Hazo,  Ha-ZQ. 
Hazor,  Ha-zar. 
Hazubah,  Haz-yq-bq. 
Heber,  He-ber. 
Heberites,  He-ber-jts. 
Hebrews,  Hs-brooz. 
Hebron,  He-bron. 
Hebronites,  He-bron-jts. 
Hegai,  Heg-a-|. 
Hege,  Hg-ge. 
Helah,  He-la. 
Helam,  He-lam. 
Helbah,  Hel-ba. 
Helbon,  Hel-bon. 
Helchiah,  Hel-kj-a. 
Heldai,  Hel-da-j. 

Heleb,  He-leb. 
Heled,  He-led. 
Helek,  Htj-lek. 

Helekites,  He-lek-jts. 

Helem,  He-lem. 

Heleph,  He-lef. 

Helez,  He-lez. 

Heli,  He-lj. 

Helkai,  Hel-ka-j. 

Helkath,  Hel-kafi. 

Helkath  Hazzurim,  Hel-kat  Haz- 
yq-rim. 

Heleias,  Hel-kj-as. 

Helen,  He-Ion. 

Heman,  He-man. 

Hfcimath,  He-mat,  er 

Hamath,  Ha-mat. 

Hemdan,  Hem-dan. 

Hen,  Hen. 

Hena,  He-na. 

Henadud,  Hen-a-dad. 

Henoch,   He-nok. 

Hepher,  He-fer. 

Hepherites,  Hs-fer-jts, 

Hephzibah,  Hef-zi-bq. 

Heram,  Hg-ram. 

Heres,  He-rez. 

Heresh,  He-reJ. 

Hermas,  Her-mas. 

Hermogenes,  Her-moj-e-nez. 

Hermon,  Her-mon. 

Hermonites,  Her-mon-jts. 

Herod,  Her-od. 

Herodian,  He-ro-di-an. 

Herodians,  He-ro-di-anz. 

Herodias,  He-ro-di-as. 

Heseb,  He-seb. 

Hesed,  He-sed. 

Heshbon,  HeJ-bon. 

Heshmon,  HeJ-mon. 

Heth,  He«; 

Hethlon,  Hefi-lon. 

Hezeki,  Hez-e-kj. 

Hezekiah,  Hez-e-kj-a. 

Hezer,  He-zer,  er 

Hezir,  He-zer. 

Hezia,  He-zj-a. 
Hezion,  He-zi-on. 


Hezrai,  Hdz-ra-j. 
Herro,  Hez-ro. 
Hezron,  Hez-ron. 
Hezronites,  Hez-ron-jts. 
Hiddai,  Hid-a-j. 
Hiddekel,  Uid-e-kel. 
Kiel,  Hj-el. 
Hiereel,  Hj-er-e-el. 
Hieremoth,  Hi-er-e-mo8. 
Hierielus,  Hj-er-i-e-lus. 
Hiermas,  Hj-er-mas. 
Hieronymus,  H[-£-r6n-i-ma3. 
Higgaion,  Hi-ga-yon. 
Hilen,  Hj-len. 
Hilkiah,  Hil-kj-a. 
Hillel,  Hil-el. 
Hin,  Hin. 
Hinnom,  Hin-om. 
Hirah,  Hi-ra. 
Hiram,  Hj-ram. 
Hircanus,  Her-ka-nus. 

Hiskijah,  His-kj-ja. 

Hittites,  Hit-its. 

Hivites,  Hi-vjts. 

Hoba,  er  Hobah,  Ho-ba. 

Hobab,  Hii)-bab. 

Hod,  Hod. 

Hodaiah,  Hod-a-i-a. 

Hodaviah,  Hod-a-vi-a. 

Hodeva,  Ho-de-va. 

Hodevah,  Ho-de-va. 

Hodiah,  Hca-dj-a. 

Hodijah,  Hc3-di-ja. 

Hodish,  Ho-diJ. 

Hoglah,  H6g-la. 

Hoham,  H6-ham. 

Holen,  Hu-len. 

Huloferne?,  Hol-O-fer-nsz. 

Holon,  H6-lon. 

Human,  Ha-man,  er 

Heman,  He-man. 

Homer,  H6-mer. 

Hophni,  H6f-ni. 

Hophrah,  H6f-ra. 

Hor,  Her. 

Horagiddad,  Hor-a-gid-ad. 

Horam,  Hii-ram. 

Horeb,  Hio-reb. 

Horem,  HJ)-rem. 

Hori,  Ho-rj. 

Horims,  H6-rimz. 

Horites,  Ho-rjts. 

Hormah,  Her- ma. 

Horonaim,  Hor-o-na-im. 

Horonites,  Hor-Q-njis. 

Hosa,  Ha-sa,  er 

Hasah,  Has-a. 

Hosanna,  Ho-zan-a. 

Hosea,  Ho-ze-a. 

Hoshaiah,  HoJ-a-j-a. 

Hoshama,  H6J-a-ma. 

Hoshea,  Ho-Je-a. 

Hotham,  Ho-tam. 

Hothan,  Ho-tan. 

Hothir,  Ho-ter. 

Hukkok,  Hiik-ok. 

Hul,  Hul. 

Huldah,  Hiil-da. 

Humtah,  Hiim-ta. 

Hupham,  Hq-fam. 

Huphamites,  Hq-fam-jts. 

Huppah,  Hiip-a. 
Huppira,  Hiip-im. 

Hur,  Hur. 

Hurai,  Hq-ra. 

Huram,  Hq-ram. 


730 

Hui-i,  Hii-rj. 
Hnshah,  Hii-;q. 
Hujhai,  Hii-Ja,  er 
Hushai,  Hi^-Ja-j. 
Husham,  Hi'i-Jam. 


SKRIPTYUR  PROPER  N^MZ. 


Hushathite,  Hii-Jat-jt. 
Hushiiu,  Hi^-Jim. 
Hushub,  Hq,-Jub. 
Hushubah,  Hq,-Jii,-ba. 
Huz,  Huz. 


Huzoth,  Hq,-zot. 
Huzzab,  Hdz-ab. 
Hjdaspes,  Hj-das-psz. 
Ilyeiie,  Hj-e-ne. 
Hymeneus,  Hj-inen-E-us. 


I. 


Ibhae,  Ib'har. 
Ibleam,  Ib'lE-am. 
Ibneiah,  Ib-ni-Q. 
Ibnijah,  Ib-nj-ja. 
Ibri,  Ib'rj. 
Ibzan,  Ib'zan. 
Ichabod,  Ik'a-bod. 
Iconium,  i-ko-ni-um. 
Idalah,  Id'a-l^. 
Idbash,  Id'baJ, 
Iddo,  Id'o. 
Iduel,  Id'yq,-el. 
Idumaea,  Id-yi|-mE-a. 
Idumseans,  Id-yti,-mE-anz. 
Igal,  i'gal. 
Igdaliah,  Ig-da-lj-a. 
Igeabarim,  Ig-e-ab-a-rim. 
Igeal,  Ig's-al. 
Ijon,  i'jon. 
Ikkesb,  Ik'eJ. 
Hai,  ji'la. 
Dai,  Il'a-j. 
Im,  Im. 
Irnlah,  Im'Ia. 
Immah,  Im'a. 
Immanuel,  Iin-an-yq,-el 
Imnier,  Im'er. 
Imna,  Im'na,  er 
Imnah,  Im'na. 
Imrab,  Im'ra. 
Imri,  Im'ri. 
Iota,  *-(5-t<i. 
Iphedeiah,  Ip-e-dg-ya. 


Ir,  Er. 

Ira,  i'ra. 

Inid,  ii'rad. 

Iram,  i'ram. 

Iri,  i'rj. 

Irijah,  'f-rj-ja. 

Irnahash,  Er'na-haJ. 

Iron,  i'ron. 

Irpeel,  Er'ps-el. 

Irsbemish,  Er-Je-miJ. 

Iru,  ifroo. 

Isaac,  ^'zak. 

Isaiah,  *-za-ya. 

Iscah,  Is'kq,. 

Iscariot,  Is-kar-i-ot. 

Isdael,  Is'da-el. 

Ishbah,  IJ'ba. 

Ishbak,  IJ'bak. 

Ishbi  Benob,  IJ'bj  Bg-nob. 

Ishbosbeth,  IJ'bo-Jef). 

Isbi,  *'Jj. 

Ishiah,  *-Jj-a. 

Ishijah,  *-li-ja. 

Ishina,  IJ'ma. 

Ishmael,  IJ'ma-el. 

Ishmaelites,  IJ'ma-el-jts. 

Ishmaiab,  IJ-ma-j-a. 

Ishmerai,  IJ'me-ra. 

Ishod,  ^'Jod. 

Ishpan,  IJ'pan. 

Ishtob,  Ij'tob. 

Ishua,  IJ'ii,-a. 


Ishuai,  IJ'ti,-a. 
Ismaehiah,  Is-ma-kj-a. 
Jsmaiah,  Is-ma-j-a. 
Ispah,  Is'pa. 
Israel,  Iz'ra-el. 
Israelites,  Iz'ra-el-jts. 
Issachar,  Is'a-kqr. 
Istalcurus,  Is-tal-kq,-rus. 
Isui,  IJ'il-j. 
Isuites,  IJ'i^-jts. 
Italy,  It'a-li. 
Ithai,  It'a-j, 
Itliamar,  It'a-mqr. 
Ithiel,  It'i-el. 
Ithmah,  It'ma. 
Ithnan,  It'nan. 
Ithra,  It'ra. 
Ithran,  It'ran. 
Ithream,  It're-am. 
Ithrites,  It'rjts. 
Ittah  Kazin,  It'a  Ka-zin. 
Ittai,  Il'a-j. 
Iturea,  It-yq,-re-a. 
Ivah,  i'va. 
Izehar,  Iz'g-hqr. 
Izhar,  Iz'hqr. 
Izharite,  Iz'har-jt. 
Izrabiah,  Iz-ra-hj-a,  er 
Israiah,  Is-ra-j-a. 
Izreel,  Iz'rs-el. 
Izri,  Iz'r; 


LZ  n. 

s,  fz 


Izrites,  Iz'rjts 


J. 


Jaakan,  Ja-a-kan. 

Jaakobah,  Ja-ak-o-bq. 

Jaala,  Ja-a-la. 

Jaalah,  Ja-a-la. 

Jaalam,  Ja-a-lam. 

Jaanai,  Ja-a-na. 

Jaarsoragim,  Ja-ar-e-or-a-gim. 

Jaasania,  Ja-as-a-nj-a. 

Jaasau,  Ja-a-se. 

Jaasiel,  Ja-a-si-el. 

Jaazah,  Ja-a-za. 

Jaazaniah,  Ja-az-a-nj-a. 

Jaazar,  Ja-a-zar. 

Jaaziah,  Ja-a-zj-a. 

Jaaziel,  Ja-a-zi-el. 

Jabal,  Ja-bal. 

Jabbok,  Jab-ok. 

Jabesh,  Ja-beJ. 

Jabez,  Ja-bez. 

Jabin,  Ja-bin. 

Jabneel,  J.ib-n£-el. 

Jabneh,  Jab-na. 

Jachan,  Ja-kan. 

Jachin,  Ja-kin. 

Jachinites,  .Ta-kin-jts. 

Jacob,  Ja-kob. 


Jacobus,  Ja-k6-bus. 
Jada,  Ja-da. 
Jaddua,  Ja-di^-Cl. 
Jadon,  Ja-don. 
Jael,  Ja-el. 
Jagur,  Ja-gur. 
Jab,  Jq. 

Jahaleel,  Ja-ha-le-el. 
Jahalelel,  Ja-hal-e-lel. 
Jahath,  ja-hat. 
Jahaz,  Ja-haz. 
Jahaza,  Ja-ha-za. 
Jahazah,  Ja-ha-za. 
Jahaziah,  Ja-ha-zi-a. 
Jabaziel,  Ja-ha-zi-el. 
Jahdai,  Jq-da-j. 
Jahdiel,  Jq-di-el. 
Jahdo,  Jq-do. 
Jahleel,  Jq-Ie-el. 
Jahleelites,  Jq-lc-el-jts. 
Jahmai,  Jq-nia-j. 
Jahzah,  J^-za. 
Jahzeel,  J^-ze-el. 
Jahzeelites,  .Iq-ZE-el-itS. 
Jahzerah,  Jq-zg-rq. 
Jahziel,  J^-zi-el. 


Jair,  Ja  er. 
Jairites,  Ja-i-rjts. 
Jairus,  Ja-i-rus 
Jakan,  Ja-kan. 
Jakeh,  Ja-ka. 
Jakim,  Ja-kim. 
Jakkim,  Jak-im. 
Jalon,  Ja-lon. 
Jambres,  Jam-brsz. 
Jambri,  Jam-brj. 
James,  Jamz. 
Jamiu,  Ja-min. 
Jaminites,  Ja-min-jti 
Jamlech,  Jam-lek. 
Jamnan,  Jam-na-an. 
Jamnia,  Jam-nj-a. 
Jamnites,  Jam-njts. 
Janna,  Jan-a. 
Jannes,  Jan-ez. 
Janoah,  Ja-n6-a. 
Janohah,  Ja-n6-ha. 
Janum,  Ja-num. 
Japhet,  Ja-fet. 
Japheth,  Ja-fet. 
Japhiah,  Ja-f  j-a. 
Japhlet,  Jaf-let. 


SKRIPTYUR  PROPER  N^MZ. 


731 


Japhleti,  Jaf-le-t|. 

Japho,  Ja-fo. 

Jar,  Jqr. 

Jarah,  Ja-ra. 

Jareb,  Ja-reb. 

Jared,  Ja-red. 

Jaresiah,  Jar-e-sj-a. 

Jarha,  Jqr-ha. 

Jarib,  Ja-rib. 

Jartnuth,  Jqr-mut. 

Jaroah,  Ja-ro-a. 

Jasael,  Jas-a-el. 

Jashem,  Ja-Jem. 

Jashen,  Ja-Jen. 

Jasher,  Ja-Jer. 

Jashobeain,  Ja-jQ-be-am. 

Jashab,  JaJ-ub.  [Tiein, 

Jashubi  Lehem,  JaJ-yq,-bj  Li- 

Jashubites,  JaJ-ub-jts. 

Jasiel,  Ja-si-el. 

Jasubus,  Ja-sq,-bu3. 

Jatal,  Ja-tal. 

Jathniel,  Jat-ni-el. 

Jattir,  Jat-er. 

Jaran,  Ja-van. 

Jazar,  Ja-zar. 

Jazer,  Ja-zer. 

Jaziel,  Ja-zi-el. 

Jaziz,  Ja-ziz. 

Jearim,  Jg-a-rim. 

Jeaterai,  Je-at-£-ra. 

Jeberechiah,  Je-ber-e-kj-a. 

Jebus,  Je-bus. 

Jebusi,  Je-bq-sj. 

Jebusites,  Jeb-yq,-sjt3. 

Jecamiah,  Jek-a-mj-a. 

Jecoliah,  Jek-o-lj-a. 

Jeconiah,  Jek-o-ni-a. 

Jedaia,  Je-da-ya. 

Jedaiah,  Je-da-ya. 

Jeddeus,  Jed-e-u3. 

Jeddu,  Jed-q,. 

Jedediah,  Jed-e-dj-a. 

Jedeiah,  j£-di-a. 

Jediael,  JE-dj-a-el. 

Jediah,  Jed-i-q. 

Jediel,  Je-di-el. 

Jeduthun,  Jed-q-tun. 

Jeeli,  Je-e-lj. 

Jeezer,  Je-e-zer. 

Jeezerites,  Js-e-zer-its. 

Jegar  Sahadatha,  Je-gar  Sa-ha- 

dvi-ta. 
Jehaleel,  Jg-ha-k-el. 
Jehalelel,  Je-hal-e-lel. 
Jehaziel,  Js-ha-zi-el. 
Jehdeiah,  Ja-dj-a. 
Jeheiel,  je-hi-el. 
Jehezekel,  Je-hez-e-kel. 

Jehiah,  Js-hj-a. 

Jehiel,  Jg-hi-el. 

Jehieli,  Je-hj-E-lj. 

Jehishai,  Je-hi/-a-j. 

Jehiskiah,  jE-his-kj-a. 

Jehoaidab,  jE-ha-a-da. 

Jehoaddan,  jE-ho-ad-an. 

Jehoahaz,  Je-ho-a-haz, 

Jehoash,  Je-ho-aJ. 

Jehohadab,  jE-bo-ha-dq. 

Jehohanan,  JE-ho-ha-nan. 

Jehoiachin,  Js-hof-a-kin. 

Jehoiada,  jE-hef-a-da. 

Jehoiakim,  JE-htJ-a-kim. 

Jehoiarib,  JE-htj-a-rib. 

Jehonadab,  Js-hon-a-dab. 

Jehonathau,  Je-hon-a-tan. 


Jehoram,  jE-hiJ-ram. 
Jehosbabeath,  jE-liia-Jab-e-afc. 
Jehosbapbat,  jE-boJ-a-tat. 
Jebosbeba,  jE-hoJ-E-ba. 
Jebosbua,  Js-boj-yq-a. 
Jehovah,  JE-buj-va. 
Jehovah  Jireh,  jE-hu-va  Ji-ra. 
Jehovah  Xissi,  jE-ho-va  Nis-j. 
Jehovah  Shallom,  Js-hQ-va  Zal- 

om.  [Zam-a, 

Jehovah   Shammah,    j£-hi5-va 
Jehovah    Tsidkeau,    Jz-ha-va 

Sid-kE-nq. 
Jehozabad,  Js-hoz-a-bad. 
Jehu,  Js-hq. 
Jehubbah,  Js-hiib-a. 
JehQcal,  jE-hq-kal. 
Jehud,  Je-hud. 
Jehudi,  jE-hq-dj. 
Jehudijah,  Js-hq-dj-ja. 
Jehush,  Js-huJ. 
Jeiel,  jE-j-el. 
Jekabzeel,  jE-kab-ZE-el. 
Jekameam,  Jek-a-mE-am. 
Jekamiah,  Jek-a-mi-a. 
Jekuthiel,  Je-kq-ti-el. 
Jemima,  Jem-i-ma. 
Jemuel,  Js-mq-el. 
Jephthah,  Jef-ta. 
Jephunneh,  j£-fda-et. 
Jerah,  Je-ra. 
Jerahmeel,  jE-rq-m£-el. 
Jerahmeelites,  jE-rq-me-el-jts. 
Jerecbus,  J6r-E-kus. 
Jered,  Js-red. 
Jeremai,  Jer-E-ma. 
Jeremiah,  Jer-E-mi-a. 
Jeremoth,  Jer-E-mut. 
Jeremouth,  Jer-E-m^t. 
Jeriah,  Jfi-ri-a. 
Jeribai,  Jer-i-ba. 
Jericho,  Jer-i-ko. 
Jeriel,  jE-ri-el. 
Jerijah,  j£-rj-ja. 
Jerimoth,  Jer-i-mot. 
Jeriotb,  j£-ri-ot. 
Jeroboam,  Jer-o-bo-am. 
Jerodon,  Jer-odon. 
Jeroham,  Jer-o-ham. 
Jerubbaal,  Jfi-rdb-a-al. 
Jerubesheth,  jE-rdb-E-Jet. 
Jeruel,  Jer-yq-el. 
Jerusalem,  JE-rcD-sa-lem. 
Jerusha,  Je-rdi-ja. 
Jesaiah,  jE-sa-ya. 
Jeshaiah,  JeJ-a-i-a. 
Jeshanah,  JeJ-a-nq. 
Jesharelah,  Jej-ar-£-lq, 
Jeshebeab,  JeJ-eb-E-ab, 
Jeshebeah  JeJ-eb-E-q. 
Jesher,  Js-Jer. 
Jeshimon,  JeJ-i-mon. 
Jeshishai,  Jfi-jij-a-j. 
Jeshohaiah,  JeJ-o-ha-j-a. 
Jeshua,  Jej-q-a. 
Jeshurun,  JeJ-q-rua. 
Jesiah,  j£-jj-a. 
Jesimiel,  Jfi-sim-i-el. 
Jesse,  Jes-£. 
Jesua,  Jes-yq-a. 
Jesui,  Jes-yq-j. 
Jesus,  Js-zus. 
Jether,  Jg-ter. 
Jetheth,  jE-tet. 
Jethlah,  Jet-la. 
J  e  thro,  Je-tro. 


Jetur,  j£-tur. 

Jeuel,  Jg-yq-eL 

Jcush,  Je-uj. 

Jeuz,  Je-uz. 

Jewry,  Jq-ri. 

Jczabdl,  Jez-a-bel. 

Jezauiah,  Jez-a-nj-a. 

Jezelus,  Je-ze-Ius. 

Jezer,  Jfi-zer. 

Jeztfrites,  jE-zer-jts. 

Jeziah,  j£-zj-a. 

Jeziel,  j£-zi-el. 

Jezliah,  Jez-lj-a. 

Jezoar,  Jez-tj-qr. 

Jezrabiah,  Jez-ra-hj-a. 

Jezreel,  Jez-r£-el. 

Jezreelice,  Jez-rE-el-jt. 

Jezreelitess,  Jez-r£-el-jt-e3, 

Jibsam,  Jib-sam. 

Jidlapb,  Jid-laf. 

Jim,  Jim. 

Jimla,  Jim-la,  er 

Imla,  Im'la. 

Jimaa,  Jim-na,  er 

Jimuah,  Jim-na. 

Jimaite^,  Jim-ajts. 

Jiphtah,  Jif-ta. 

Jiphthahel,  Jif-ta-el. 

Joab,  Jo-ab. 

Joachaz,  Jo-a-kaz. 

Joadanas,  Jo-a-da-nu3, 

Joah,  Ju)-a. 

Joahaz,  Jis-a-haz. 

Joakim,  Jui-a-kim. 

Joanna,  .Juj-an-a. 

Joannan,  Jcj-an-an. 

Joasb,  J6-aj. 

Joatham,  Jo-a-tam. 

JoazabJus,  Jo-a-zab-dcu 

Job,  Jcab. 

Jobab,  Ja-bab. 

Jochebed,  J6k-e-bed. 

Joda,  Jo-da. 

Joed,  J6-ed. 

Joel,  Jii)-el. 

Joelah,  Jo-E-la. 

Joeser,  Jo-£-zer. 

Jogbeah,  J6g-b£-q. 

Jogli,  Jog-lj. 

Joha,  J(j-ha. 

Johanaa,  Ju)-ha-nan. 

John,  Jon. 

Joiada,  Jo^-a-da. 

Joiakim,  J(j-a-kim. 

Joiarib,  Jff-a-rib. 

Jokdeam,  Jok-ds-am. 

Jokim,  J6-kim. 

Jokmeam,  J6k-mE-am. 

Jokneam,  J6k-nE-am. 

Jokshan,  Jok-Jan. 

Jokuin,  Jok-tan. 

Joktheel,  Juk-tE-el. 

Jona,  Jo-na. 

Jonadab,  J6u-a-dab. 

Jonah,  J6-na. 

Jonan,  Ja-nan. 

Jonas,  Jo-nas. 

Jonathan,  J6n-a-tan. 

Jouath  Elim  Kechochim,  J6-nat 

8'lim  KE-kd)-kim. 
Joppa,  J6p-a. 
Jora,  J6-ra. 
Jorai,  JiJ-ra-j. 
Joram,  Jo-rum. 
Jordan,  Jer-Jan. 
Joribas,  Jor-i-baa. 


732 


SKRIPTYUR  PROPER  NaMZ. 


Jorim,  J6-rim. 
Jorkoam,  Jer-ko-ftm. 
Josabad,  J6s-a-bad. 
Josaphat,  J6s-a-fat. 
Josaphias,  Jos-a-f  j-as. 
Jose,  Jq-se. 
Josedech,  Jos-s-dek. 
Joseel,  Jo-sE-el. 
Joseph,  J6-zef. 
Josephus,  Jo-se-fus. 
Joses,  J6-sez. 
Joshabad,  J6J-a-bad. 
Joshah,  Jo-Ja. 
Joshaphat   J6J-a-fat. 


Joshaviah,  JoJ-a-vj-a. 
Joshbekasha,  JoJ-bek-a-Ja. 
Joshua,  J6J-ti,-a. 
Josiah,  Jo-sj-a. 
Josias,  JcD-sj-as. 
Josibiah,  Jos-i-bj-a. 
Josiphiah,  Jos-i-fj-a. 
Jotbah,  J6t-ba. 
Jotbath,  Jot-bat. 
Jotbatha,  J()t-ba-ta. 
Jotham,  Ja-tam. 
Jozabad,  J6z-a-bad. 
Jozachar,  J6z-a-kqr,  er 
Jozachar,  Jo-za-kar. 


Jozadak,  J6z-a-dak. 

Jubal,  Ji|-bal. 

Jucal,  Ji|,-kal. 

Judaea,  Jq,-de-a. 

Judah,  J^-da. 

Judas,  Jii-das. 

Jude,  Jqd. 

Judith,  Ji^-difi. 

Juel,  Ji^-el. 

Julia,  Jii,-li-a. 

Junia,  J^-ni-a. 

Jushabhesed,  Ji\,-Jab-h£-sed. 

Justus,  Jds-tu3. 

Juttah,  Jdt-a. 


K. 


Kab,  Kab. 

Kabzeel,  Kab-ze-el. 

Kades,  Ka-d£z. 

Kadesh,  Ka-deJ,  er 

Cadesh,  Ka-deJ. 

Kadesh  Barnea,  Ka-deJ  B(ir-ne-a, 

Kadmiel,  Kad-mi-el. 

Kadmonites,  Kad-mon-jts, 

Kallai,  Kal-a-j. 

Kanah,  Ka-na. 

Kareah,   Ka-re-a. 

Karkaa,  Kqr-ka-a. 

Karkor,  Kqr-kor. 

Karnaiin,  Kq''''^^"*'^' 

Kartah,  Kqr-ta. 

Kattath,  Kat-a. 

Keder,  Ke-dar, 

Kedemah,  Ked-e-mq. 

Kedemoth,  Ked-e-mot. 

Kedesh,  Ke-deJ. 

Kehelathab,  Kg-hel-a-tq. 

Keilah,  Kj-la. 

Kelaiah,  Ke-la-ya. 

Kelita,  Kel-i-ta. 

Kelkathhazurim,    Kel-kat-ha- 

z^-rim. 
Kemuel,  Ke-mii-el. 


Kenah,  Ks-na. 

Kenaa,  Ks-nan. 

Kenath,  Ke-nat. 

Kenaz,  Ke-naz. 

Kenites,  Ken-its. 

Kennizzites,  Kea-iz-jts. 

Kerenhappuch,  Ker-en-bap-uk. 

Kerioth,  Ke-ri-ot. 

Keros,  Ke-ros. 

Ketura,  Ks-tii-ra, 

Keturah,  Ke-tq,-rct. 

Kezia,  Ke-zj-a. 

Keziz,  Ke-ziz. 

Kibroth  Hattaava,  Kib-rot  Ha- 

ta-a-vq. 
Kibzaim,  Kib-za-im. 
Kidron,  Kid-ron. 
Kinah,  Kj-na. 
Kir,  Ker. 

Kirharaseth,  Kir-har-a-set. 
Kirheresh,  Ker-he-reJ. 
Kiriathaim,  Kir-i-a-ta-im, 
Kirieth,  Kir-i-et,  er 
Kirjath,  Ker-jat. 
Kirioth,  Ki'r-i-ot. 
Kirjath  Aim,  Ker-jafi  3'im. 
Kirjath  Arba,  Ker-jat  Hr'ba. 


Kirjath  Arim,  Ker-jat  3'rim. 

Kirjath  Arius,  Ker-jat  a'ri-us. 

Kirjath  Baal,  Ker-jat  Ba-al. 

Kirjath  Huzoth,  Ker-jat  Hq,-zolt. 

Kirjath  Jearim,  Ker-jat  .Tg-a-rim. 

Kirjath  Sannah,  Ker-jat  San-a. 

Kirjath  Sepher,  Ker-jat  Se-fer. 

Kish,  KiJ. 

Kishi,  KiJ-j. 

Kishion,  KiJ-i-on. 

Kishon,  Kj-Jon. 

Kithlish,  Kit-liJ. 

Kitron,  Kit-ron. 

Kittim,  Kit-im. 

Koa,  Ko-a. 

Kohath,  K6-hat. 

Kohathites,  Ko-hat-jts. 

Kolaiah,  Kol-a-j-a. 

Korah,  Ko-ra. 

Korahites,  K6-ra-jts. 

Korathites,  Ko-rat-jts. 

Kore,  Ko-re. 

Korhite,  Ker-hjt. 

Korhites,  Ker-hjts. 

Korites,  Ker-jts. 

Koz,  Koz. 

Kusbaiah,  KuJ-a-ya. 


L. 


La  AD  AH,  La-a-dq. 
Laadau,  La-a-dan. 
Laban,  La-ban. 
Lafana,  Lab-a-na. 
Lachish,  La-kiJ. 
Lacunus,  La-kq-nus. 
Ladan,  La-dan. 
Lael,  La-el. 
Lahad,  La -had. 
Lahairoi,  La-ha-rtf. 
Lahman,  L4-man. 
Lahmas,  L4-aias, 
Lahmi,  Li^-nij. 
Laish,  La-iJ. 
Lakum,  La-kum. 
Lamech,  La-mek, 
Laodicea,  La-od-i-se-Ci. 
Lapidoth,  Lap-i-dot. 
Lasea,  La-se-a. 
Lasbah,  La-Ja. 
LasharoD,  La-Ja-ron. 
Lasthencs,  Las-te-ngz. 
Lazarus,  Laz-a-rus. 


Leah,  Lg-a. 
Lebanah,  Leb-a-nq. 
Lebanon,  Leb-a-non. 
Lebaoth,  Leb-a-ot. 
Lebbeus,  Leb-g-us. 
Lebonah,  Le-bdj-na. 
Lechah,  Lg-ka. 
Lehabim,  Le-ha-bim. 
Lehi,   Lg-hj. 
Lemuel,  Lem-yq,-el. 
Leshem,  Lg-Jem. 
Lettus,  Let-US. 
Letushim,  Ls-ti},-Jim. 
Leumraim,  Lg-dm-im. 
Levi,  Lg-vj. 
Leviathan,  Lg-vj-a-tan. 
Levis,  Lg-vis. 
Levites,  Lg-vjts. 
Leviticus,  Lg-vit-i-kus, 
Libanas,  Lib-a-nus. 
Libnah,  Lib-na. 
Libni,  Lib-nj. 
Libaitas,  Lib-njts. 


Libya,  Lib-i-a. 

Lignaloes,  Lig-nal-QZ. 

Ligure,  Lj-gqr. 

Likhi,  Lik-hj. 

Loammi,  Lo-am-j. 

Led,  Lod. 

Lodebar,  L6d-£-bqr. 

Log,  Log. 

Lois,  L(D-is. 

Lo  Ruhamah,  Lo  B(l&-ha-ma. 

Lot,  Lot. 

Lotan,  L6-tiin. 

Lothasubus,  Lot-a-sij,-bus. 

Lozon,  L6-zon. 

Lubim,  Li],-bim. 

Lubims,  Lq-bimz. 

Lucas,  Lq-kas. 

Lucifer,  Lq-si-fer. 

Lucius,  Lq-Ji-us. 

Lud,  Lud. 

Ludim,  Lq-dim. 

Luhith,  Lq-hit. 

Luke,  Lqk. 


SKRIPTYUR   PROPER  I^OMZ. 


733 


Luz,  Lnz. 

Lycaonia,  Lik-a-6-ni-a. 

Lycca,  Lik-a. 


Lydda,  Lid-a. 
Lydia,  Lid-i-a. 
Lysanias,  Lj-sa-ni-as. 


Lysia,  LiJ-s-a. 
Ly3ia3,  LiJ-e-as. 
Lyatra,  LLs-tra. 


M. 


Maacah,  Ma-a-kq. 
Maachah,  Ma-a-kq. 
Maachathi,  Ma-ak-a-tj. 
Maachathites,  ila-ak-a-tits. 
Maadai,  Ma-ad-a. 
Maadiah,  ila-a-dj-a. 
Maai,  Ma-a-j. 
Maaleh  Acrabbim,  lla-al-a  A- 

knib-im. 
Maanai,  Ma-a-na. 
Maarath,  Ma-a-rat. 
Maaseiah,  Ma-a-se-a. 
Maasiah,  Ma-a-sj-a. 
Maath,  Ma-at. 
Maaz,  Ma-az. 
Maaziah,  Ma-a-zj-a. 
Mabdai,  Mab-da-j. 
Macalon,  Mak-a-lon. 
Maccabaeus,  Mak-a-bg-u-. 
Maccabees,  Mak-a-bez. 
Machbenah,  Mak-be-nq. 
Machbenai,  Mak-be-na. 
Machheloih,  Mak-he-lot. 
Macbi,  Ma-ki. 
Machir,  Ma-ker. 
Machirites,  Ma-ker-jts. 
Maebmas,  Mak-mas. 
Macbnadebai.  Mak-na-de-ba. 
Maehpelah.  Mak-pg-la. 
Macron,  Ma-kron. 
Madai,  Mad-a-j. 
Madiabun,  Ma-dj-a-bun. 
Madiah,  Ma-dj-a. 
Madian,  Ma-di-an. 
Madmannah,  Mad-man-a. 
Madmenah,  Mad-me-na. 
Madon,  Ma-don. 
Maelus,  Ma-£-lus. 
Magbisb,  Mag-biJ. 
Magdala,  Mag-da-la. 
Magdalen,  Mag-da-len. 
Magdalene,    Mag-da-le-nc,    er 

Mag-da-len. 
Magdiel,  Mag-di-el. 
Magog,  Ma-gf.g.  [bib. 

Magor  Missabib,  Ma-gor  Mis-a- 
Magpiash,  Mag-pi-aJ. 
Mahalah,  Ma-ha-lq. 
Mahalaleel,  Ma-hal-a-kl. 
Mahalath  Leannoth,  Ma-ha-lat 

Ls-an-ot. 
Mahalath    Maschil,    Ma-ha-lafi 

Mas-kil. 
Mahaleel,  Ma-ha-le-el. 
Mahali.  Mi-ha-lj. 
Mahanaim,  Ma-ha-na-im. 
Mahaneh  Dan,  Ma-ha-na  Dan. 
Mahanem,  Ma-ha-nem. 
Maharai,  i[a-har-a-j. 
Mahath,  Ma-hat. 
Mahavites,  Ma-ha-vjU. 
Mahaz,  Ma-haz. 
Mahazioth,  Ma-ha-zi-ot. 
Mahershalalhashbaz,  Ma-her-Jal- 

al-haj-baz. 
Mahlah,  M^-la. 


Mahli,  Mq-lj. 

Mahlites,  Mq-lj ts. 

Mahlon,  Mq-lon. 

Maianeas,  Ma-an-e-as. 

Makas,  Ma-kas. 

Maked,  Ma-ked. 

Makeloth,  Ma-ke-lot. 

Makkedah,  Ma-ke-da. 

Maktesh,  Mak-teJ. 

Malachi,  Mal-a-kj. 

Malcham,  Mal-kam. 

Malchiah,  Mal-kj-a. 

Malchiel,  Mal-ki-el. 

Malchielites,  Mal-ki-el-jts. 

Malchijah,  Mal-ki-ja. 

Malchiram,  Mal-kj-ram. 

Malchishuah,  Mal-ki-Jq-a. 

Malchom,  Mal-kotn. 

ilalchus,  Mal-kas. 

Mallas,  Mal-as. 

Mallothi,  Mal-o-tj. 

Malluch,  Mal-uk.* 

Mamaias,  Ma-ma-yas. 

Mammon,  Mam-on.  [mus. 

Mamnitanaimus,  Mam-ni-ta-na- 

Mamre,  Mam-rs. 

Mamucu3,  Ma-mq-kus. 

Manaen,  Man-a-en. 

Manahath,  Man-a-hat. 

Manahem,  Man-a-hem. 

Manahethites,  Ma-na-hefi-it?. 

Manasseas,  Man-a-SE-as. 

Manassah,  Ma-nas-a. 

Manassites,  Ma-nas-jts, 

Maneh,  Ma-na. 

Manhanaim,  Man-ha-na-im. 

Mani,  Ma-nj. 

Manna,  Man-a. 

Manoah,  Ma-no-a. 

Maoch,  Ma-ok. 

Maon,  Ma-on. 

Maonites,  Ma-on-jts. 

Mara,  Ma-ra. 

Marah,  Ma-ra. 

Maralah,  Mar-a-lq. 

Maranatha,  Mar-a-nat-a. 

Madocheus,  Mqr-do-ke-Qs. 

Mareshah,  Ma-rg-Ja. 

-Mark,  Mqrk. 

Marisa,  Mar-i-sa. 

Marmoth,  Mqr-mot. 

Maroth,  Ma-rot. 

Marrekah,  Mar-e-kq. 

Marsena,  Mqr-sg-na. 

Martena,  Mqr-tg-na. 

Martha,  Mqr-ta. 

5Iary,  Ma-ri. 

Maja,  Ma-sa. 

Maschil,  Mas-kil. 

Maseloth,  Mas-e-lot. 

Mash,  MaJ. 

Mashal,  Ma-Jal. 

Masman,  Mas-man. 

Masmoth,  Mas-mot. 

Masrekah,  Mas-re-kq. 

Massah,  Mas-a. 


Massias,  Ma-si-as. 
Matred,  Ma- trad. 
Matri,  Ma-trj. 
Mattan,  Mat-an. 
Mattanah,  Mat-a-nq. 
Mattaniali,  Mat-a-nj-a. 
Mattatha,  Mat-a-ta. 
Mattathias,  Mat-a-tj-as. 
Mattenai,  Mat-g-na-j. 
Matthan,  Mat-tan. 
Matthat,  Mat-tat. 
Matthelas,  Mat-te-laa. 
Matthew,  Mat-ix. 
Matthias,  Mat-ti-as. 
Mattithiah,  Mat'-i-ti-a. 
JIazitias,  i[az-i-tj-a3. 
Mazzaroth,  Maz-a-rot. 
Meah,  Mg-a. 
Meani,  Mg-a-ni. 
Mearah,  Mg-a-ra. 
Mebunai,  Mg-bq-na. 
Mecherath,  Mek-g-rat. 
Mecherathite,  Mek-e-rat-it. 
Medad,  Mg-dad. 
Medalah,  Med-a-lq. 
Medan,  Mg-dan. 
Medeba,  Med-g-ba. 
Medes,  Mgdz. 
Media,  Mg-di-a. 
Median,  Mg-di-an. 
Meeda,  Me-g-da. 
Megiddo,  Mg-gid-o. 
Megiddon,  Mg-gid-on. 
Mehali,  Mg-ha-li. 
Mehetabel,  Mf-het-a-bel. 
Mehida,  Mg-hj-da 
Mehir,  Mg-her. 
Meholathite,  Mg-hol-at-jt. 
Mehujael,  Mg-hq-ja-el. 
Mehuman,  Mg-hi],-man. 
Mehunim,  Mg-hq-nim. 
Mehunims,  Mg-hq-nimz. 
Mejarkon,  Mg-jqr-kon. 
Mekonah,  Mek-o-nq. 
Melatiah,  Mel-a-tj-a. 
Melchi,  Mel-ki. 
Melchiah,  Mel*-kj-a. 
Alelcbias,  Mel-ki-as. 
Melchiel,  Mel-ki-el. 
Melchisedek,  Mel-kiz-g-dek. 
Melchishua,  Mel-ki-Jq-a. 
Melea,  Mg-lg-a. 
Melech,  Mg-lek. 
Melita,  ilel-i-ta. 
Mellicu,  Mel-i-kq. 
Melzar,  Mel-zar. 
Memphis,  Mem-fis. 
Memucan,  Mg-mq,-kan. 
Menahem,  Men-a-hem. 
Menan,  Mg-nan. 
Menc,  Me-ng. 
Menith,  Mt'-nit. 
Menothai,  Men-o-ta. 
Meonenem,  Mg-on-g-nem. 
Mephaath,  Mef-a-at. 
.Mcphiboshetb,  Mg-fib-o-Jet. 


734 


SKRIPTYUR   PROPER   NaMZ. 


Merab,  Me-rab. 

Meraiah,  Mer-a-j-a. 

Meraioth,  Me-ra-yofi. 

Meran,  Me-ran. 

Merari,  Mer-a-ri. 

Merarites,  Mer-a-rjts. 

Merathaim,  Mer-a-ta-im. 

Mered,  Me-red. 

Meremoth,  Mer-e-mot. 

Meres,  Me-rsz. 

Meribah,  Mer-i-bq,. 

Meribah  Kadesh,   Mer-i-bq  Ka- 

dej. 
Meribbaal,  ME-rib-a-al. 
Merimofh,  Mer-i-mot. 
Merodach    Baladan,    Me-ro-dak 

Bal-a-dan. 
Merom,  Me-rom. 
Meronothite,  Me-ron-o-tjt. 
Meroz,  Mg-roz. 
Meruth,  Me-rut, 
Meseeh,  Ms-sek. 
Mesha,  Me-Ja. 
Meshach,  Me-Jak. 
Meshech,  Mg-Jek. 
Meshelemiah,  MeJ-el-s-mj-a. 
Meshezabeel,  Mg-Jez-a-bel. 
Meshezabel,  Ms-Jez-a-bel. 
Meshillamith,  MeJ-i-la-mit. 
Meshillemoth,  Ms-Jil-e-mot. 
Meshobah,  Mg-Ja-ba. 
Meshullam,  Mg-Jdl-am. 
MeshuUemith,  Me-Jdl-8-mit. 
Mesobah,  Mes-o-bq. 
Mesobaite,  Mes-o-ba-jt. 
Mesopotamia,  Mes-o-po-ta-mi-a, 
Messiah,  Mes-j-a. 
Messias,  Mes-j-as. 
Meterus,  Mg-ti-rus. 
Metheg  Aminah,  Mg-teg  Am'a. 
Methredath,  Met-rg-dat. 
Methusael,  Mg-tq,-sa-el. 
Methusela,  Mg-t4-sg-la. 
Methuselah,  Mg-tq,-SE-lq. 
Meuuim,  Mg-i^-nim. 
Mezahab,  Mez-a-hab. 
Miamin,  M|  a-min. 
Mibhar,  Mib-har. 


Mibsam,  Mib-sam. 

Mibzar,  Mib-zar. 

Micah,  Mj-ka. 

Mieaiah,  Mi-ka-ya. 

Micha,  Mj-ka. 

Michael,  Mj-ka-cl. 

Michah,  Mj-ka. 

Miehaiah,  Mj-ka-ya. 

Michal,  Mj-kal. 

Michmas,  Mik-mas. 

iMiehmash,  Mik-maJ. 

Miehmethah,  Mik-ms-tq. 

Michri,  Mik-rj. 

Michtam,  Mik-tam. 

Middin,  Mid-in. 

Midian,  Mid-i-an. 

Midianites,  Mid-i-an-jts. 

Migdalel,  Mig-da-lel. 

Migdal  Gad,  Mig-dal  Gad. 

Migdol,  Mig-dol. 

Migron,  Mig-ron. 

Mijamin,  Mij -a-min. 

Mikloth,  Mik-lot. 

Jlikneiah.  Mik-nj-a. 

Milalai,  Mil-a-la-j. 

Milcah,  Mil-ka. 

Milcha,  Mil-ka. 

Milchah,  Mil-ka. 

Milcom,  Mil-kom. 

Millo,  ilil-o. 

Mina,  Mj-na. 

Miniamin,  Mi-nj-a-min. 

Minni,  Min-j. 

Minnith,  ilin-it. 

:Miphkad,  Mif-kad. 

Miriam,  Mir-i-am. 

Mirma,  Mer-ma. 

Misgab,  Mis-gab. 

Mishael,  MiJ-a-el. 

Mishal,  Mj-Jal. 

Misham,  Mj-Jam. 

Misheal,  ilj-Jg-al,  6r  Mj-Je-al. 

Mishma,  MiJ-ma. 

Mishmanna,  MiJ-man-a. 

Mishraites.  MiJ-ra-jts. 

Mispar,  Mis-par. 

Mispereth,  Miz-pe-ret. 

Mispha,  Miz-fa. 


Misphah,  Miz-fa. 

Misraim,  Miz-ra-im.  [im. 

Misrephothmaim,  Miz-re-fot-ma- 

Mithcah,  Mit-ka. 

Mithiiite,  Mit-nit. 

Mithridath,  Mit'-ri-dat. 

Mizar,  Mj-zar. 

Mizpah,  Miz-pa. 

Mizpeh,  Miz-pa. 

Mizraim,  Miz-ra-im, 

Mizzah,  Miz-a. 

Mnason,  Xa-son. 

Moab,  M6-ab. 

Moabites,  Mo-ab-jts, 

Moadiah,  Mo-a-dj-a. 

Mockmur,  Mok-mur. 

Mockram,  Mok-ram. 

Modin,  Mo-din. 

Moeth,  Mo-et. 

Moladah,  M61-a-dq. 

Moleeh,  M6-lek. 

Moli,  Mo-lj. 

Molid,  Ma-lid. 

Moloch,  Mo-lok. 

Momdis,  Mom-dis. 

Moosias,  Mo  o-sj-as. 

Morashite,  Mia-raJ-jt, 

Morasthite,  M6-ras-tjt. 

Mordeeai,  Mor-de-ka. 

Moreh,  Jlci-ra. 

Moresheth  Gath,  M6r-eJ-et  Gat. 

Moriah,  Mo-rj-a. 

Mosera,  Mo-sg-ra. 

Moserah,  Mo-sg-ra. 

Moses,  M6-zez. 

Mosollam,  Mo-s61-am. 

Mosoroth,  Mo-sQ-rot. 

MosuUamon,  Mo-sul-a-mon. 

Moza,  Mo-za. 

Mozah,  M6-za. 

Muppim,  Mup-im. 

Mushi,  Mq-Jj. 

Mushites,  Mq-Jjts. 

Muthlabben,  Mut-lab-en. 

Myndus,  Min-dus. 

Myra,  Mj-ra. 

Mytilene,  Mit-i-lg-ns. 


N. 


Naam,  Na-am. 
Naamah,  Na-a-mq. 
Naaman,  Na-a-man. 
Naamathite,  Na-a-ma-tjt. 
Naamites,  Na-a-mjts. 
Naarah,  Na-a-rq. 
Naarai,  Na-a-ra, 
Naaran,  Na-a-ran. 
Naarath,  Na-a-rafi. 
Naashon,  Na-aJ-on. 
Naathus,  Na-a-tus. 
Nabal,  Na-bal. 
Nabarias,  Nab-a-rj-as. 
Nabatheans,  Na-ba-tg-anz. 
Nabathites,  Nd-bat-jts. 
Naboth,  Na-bot. 
Nachon,  Na-kon. 
Nachor,  Na-kor. 
Nadab,  Na-dab. 
Nadabatha,  Na-dab-a-ta. 
Nagge,  Nag-E. 
Nahabi,  Na-ha-bj. 


Nahaliel,  Na-ha-li-el. 

Nahallal,  Na-hal-al. 

Nahalol,  Na-ha-lol. 

Naham,  Xa-ham. 

Nahamani,  Na-ham-a-nj. 

Naharai,  Na-har-a-j. 

Nahash,  Xa-haJ. 

Xahath,  Xa-haf). 

Nahbi,  Xq-bj. 

Nahor,  Xa-her. 

Xahshon,  Nq-Jon. 

Nahum,  Xa-hum. 

Naidus,  Xa-i-dus. 

Nairn,  Xa-im. 

Nain,  Na-in. 

Naioth,  Xa-yot, 

Nanea,  Xa-ng-a. 

Naomi,  X'^a-o-mj,  6r  Na-6-im. 

Naphisi,  Xaf-i-sj. 

Naphthali,  Xaf-ta-lj. 

Naphthar,  Xaf-tar. 

Naphtubim,  Na£-tT|,-him. 


Napish,  Na-piJ. 

Nasbas,  Nas-bas. 

Nashon,  Xa-Jon. 

Nasith,  Na-sit. 

Xasor,  X^a-sor. 

X'^athan,  Xa-tian. 

Nathanael,  Xa-tan-a-el. 

Nathanias,  Nat-a-nj-as. 

Nathan  Melecb,  X'^a-tan  Me-lek. 

Naum,  Xa-um. 

Nave,  Xa-VE. 

Nazarene,  Xaz-a-r^n. 

Nazarenes,  Naz-a-rgnz, 

Nazareth,  X'^az-a-refi, 

Nazarite,  Naz-a-rjt. 

Neah,  Xg-a. 

Neariah,  Ng-a-rj-a. 

Nebai,  N^b-a-j. 

Nebaioth,  X'g-ba-yot. 

Nebajoth,  Ng-ba-jot. 

Neballat,  Xg-bal-at. 

Nebat,  Ne-bat. 


SKRIPTYXXR  PROPER  NaMZ. 


735 


Nebo,  Ne-bo. 
Nebuchadnezzar,   Neb-yTi,-kad- 

nez-ar.  [rez-ar. 

Nebu'.-hadrezzar,  Neb-yti,-kad- 
Nebuchasban,  Neb-yix-kas-ban. 
Nebuchodonosor,    Neb-yii,-kod- 

6n-o-S9r. 
Nebuzaradan,  Neb-yti,-zar-a-dan, 
Neoho,  Ne-ko. 
Necodan,  Ne-ko-dan. 
Nedabiah,  Xed-a-bj-a. 
Neeinias,  Ng-E-mj-as, 
Neginoth,  Xeg-i-not. 
Nehelamite,  Ne-hel-a-mjt, 
Xehemiah,  Ng-he-mj-a. 
Xehemia?,  Xg-hg-mj-as. 
Nehutn,  Xg-hum. 
Nehushta,  Ng-hdJ-ta. 
Nehushtah,  Ng-hdJ-ta. 
Nehushtan,  Ng-hdj-tan. 
Neiel,  Ng-j-el. 
Nekeb,  Ng-keb. 
Nekoda,  Ng-kia-da. 
Nemuel,  Ng-mi\,-el. 
Nemnelites,  Xg-mT^-el-its. 
Nepheg.  Ne-feg. 
Nephi,  Ne-fj. 


Xephis,  Xe-fis. 
Nephish,  Ng-fiJ. 
Nephishesim,  Ng-fiJ-e-sim. 
Nephthali,  Nef-ta-lj. 
Xephthoah,  Nef-to-q. 
Nephtuim,  Nef-ti|-iin. 
Xephusiin,  Ng-fij,-sim. 
Ner,  Ner. 
Nereus,  Ng-re-us. 
Nergal,  Ner-gal.  [rg-zer. 

Nergal   Sharezer,   Ner-gal  Ea- 
Neri,  Ne-rj. 
Neriah,  Ng-ri-a. 
Xethaneel,  Xg-tan-e-el. 
X^ethaniah,  Xet-a-ni-a. 
X^^ethinims,  Xt3fc-i-nimz. 
Netophah,  Xg-to-fa. 
Netophathi,  Xg-t45f-a-tj. 
Netophathites,  Xe-tof-a-tjts. 
X^eziah,  Xg-zj-a. 
X'^ezib,  Xg-zib. 
Nibbas,  X'ib-as. 
Xibshan,  X'ib-Jan. 
Xicodemu,?,  X'ik-o-dg-mus. 
Nicolaitans,  Xik-o-la-i-tanz. 
Nicolas,  X'ik-Q-las. 
Ximrah,  Xim-ra. 


X'imrim,  Nim-rim. 

Nimrod,  Xim-rod. 

X'imshi,  Nim-Jj. 

X'ineve,  Xin-g-re. 

Xineveh,  Xin-g-va. 

Ninevites,  Xin-e-vjta. 

Nisan,  Nj-san. 

Nisroch,  Xis-rok. 

X'oadiah,  Xo-a-dj-a. 

Xoah,  X6-a,  &r 

Noe,  X6-E. 

Nob,  Xob. 

Xobah,  Xo-ba. 

X'od,  'So<\,  Xod. 

Xodab,  Xtj-dab. 

X'oeba,  Xtj-g-ba. 

Xoga,  X''(j-ga,  er 

X'^ogan,  Xu)-gan. 

Xobah,  X6-ha. 

Xom,  X'om. 

X'omades,  Nom-a-dgz. 

Nomenius,  No-me-ni-us. 

Non,  X'on. 

X^oph,  X'of. 

Xophah,  Xo-fa. 

X'un,  X'un,  (  defq^der  ov  Jdfua.) 

X'^ymphas,  X'im-fas. 


o. 


Obadiah,  Ob-a-dj-a,  er  O-ba- 

dj-a. 
Oba'l,  O'bal. 
Obed,  Cj'bed. 

Obed  Edom,  O'bed  S'dom. 
Obeth,  O'befl. 
Obil,  Q'bil. 
Oboth,  O'bot. 
Ochiel,  Q'ki-el. 
Ocidelus,  Os-i-dg-lus. 
Ocina,  Os'i-na. 
Ocran,  Ok'ran. 
Oded,  O'ded. 
OdoUam,  O-dol-am. 
Odonarkes,  Od-on-dr-ksz. 
Og,  Og. 
Ohad,  O'had. 
Ohel,  O'hel. 
Olamus,  Ol'a-mus. 
Olivet,  Ol'i-vet. 
Olymphas,  O-lim-fas. 
Omareus,  Om-a-g-rus. 


Omar,  O'mar. 

Omega,  O-ms-ga. 

Omer,  O'mer. 

Omri,  Om'ri. 

On,  On. 

Onam,  O'nam. 

Onan,  O'nan. 

Onesimus,  O-nes-i-mus. 

Onesiphorus,  On-g-sif-CD-rus. 

Oniares,  O-nj-a-rgz. 

Onias,  O-nj-as. 

One,  O'no. 

Onus,  O'nus. 

Onyas,  O-ni-as. 

Onycha,  On'i-ka. 

Onyx,  (D'niks. 

Ophel,  O'fel. 

Opher,  O'fer. 

Ophir,  O'fer. 

Ophni,  Of'nj. 

Ophrah,  Of'ra. 

Oreb,  O'reb. 


Oren,  O'ren,  er 

Oran,  O'ran. 

Orion,  O'ri-on,  er  O-rj-on. 
Oman,  Or'nan. 
Orphah,  Or'fa. 
Orthosias,  9r-to-sj-as. 
Osaias,  O-za-yas. 
Oseas,  O-zg-as. 
Osee,  O'zg. 
Oshea,  O'Je-I" 
Ospray,  Os'pra. 
Ossifrage,  Os'i-fraj. 
Othni,  Ot'nj. 
Othniel,  Ot'ni-el. 
Othonias,  Ot-o-nj-as. 
Ozem,  O'zem. 
Ozias,  O-zi-as. 
Oziel,  O'zi-el. 
Ozni,  Oz'nj. 
Oznites,  Oz'njts. 
Ozora,  0-z(6-ra. 


P. 


Paarai,  Pa-a-ra. 

Padan,  Pa-dan. 

Padan  Aram,  Pa-dan  3'ram. 

Padon,  Pa-don. 

Pagiel,  Pa-gi-el. 

Pahath  Moab,  Pa-hat  Mdi-ab. 

Pai,  Pi-i. 

Palal,  Pa-lal. 

Palestine,  P.-il-es-tin. 

Pallu,  Pal-ti. 

l^alluites,  Pal-q-its. 

Palti,  Pal-ti. 

PaltieU  Pal-ti-el. 


Paltite,  Pal-tjt. 
Pannag,  Pan-'ag. 
Paradise,  Par-a-djs. 
Parah,  Pa-ra. 
Paran,  Pa-ran. 
Parbar,  Pqr-bar. 
Parmashta,  Par-maJ-ta. 
Parmenas,  Pqr-mg-nas. 
Parnach,  P^r-nak. 
Parnath,  Pqr-nat. 
Parosh,  Pa-roJ. 
Parshandatha,  Par-Jan-da-ta. 
Paruah,  Par-q,-q. 


Parvaim,  Par-va-im. 
Pasach,  Pa-sak. 
Pasdammin,  Pas-dam-in. 
Paseah,  Pa-sg-a. 
Pashur,  Pa/-ur, 
Passover,  Pas-o-ver. 
Patara,  Pat-a-ra. 
Pateoli,  Pa-tg-o-lj. 
Patheus,  Pa-tg-us. 
Pathros,  Pat-ros. 
Pathrusim,  Pat-nfe-sim. 
Patrobas,  Pat-ro-bas. 
Pan,  Pa-q,. 


736 


SKRIPTYUR   PROPER  NaMZ. 


Paul,  Pel. 
Pedahel,  Ped-a-hel. 
Pedahzur,  Ped-a-zur. 
Pedaiah,  Pe-da-ya. 
Pekah,  Pg-ka. 
Pekahiah,  Pek-a-hi-a. 
Pekod,  Pe-kod. 
Pelaiah,  Pel-a-j-a. 
Pelaliah,  Pel-a-lj-a. 
Pclatiah,  Pel-a-tj-a. 
Peleg,  Pe-leg, 
Pelet,  Pe-let. 
Peleth,  Pe-let. 
Pelethites,  Pg-let-jts. 
Pelias,  Pe-lj-as. 
Pelonite,  Pel-o-njt. 
Peniel,  Pg-nj-el. 
Peninaah,  P£-nin-a. 
Penninah,  Pen-i-nq. 
Pentapolis,  Pon-tap-o-lis. 
Pentateuch,  Pen-ta-tq,k. 
Pentecost,  Pen-tg-kost. 
Penuel,  PE-ni\,-el. 
Peor,  Pe-or. 
Pcrazim,  Per-a-zim. 
Peresh,  Pg-reJ.^ 
Perez,  Pg-rez. 
Perez  Uzza,  Pg-rez  Uz'a. 
Perga,  Per-ga. 
Pergamos,  Per-ga-mos. 
Perida,  Pg-rj-da. 
Perizzites,  Per-iz-jts. 
Permenas,  Per-mg-nas. 
Peruda,  Pg-rrfi-da. 
Pethahiah,  Pet-a-hj-a. 
Pethor,  Pg-tar. 
Pethuel,  Pg-tii-el. 
Peulthai,  Pg-dl-ta. 
Phacareth,  Fak-a-ret. 


Phaisur,  Fa-sur. 
Phaldaius,  Fal-da-yus. 
Phaleas,  Fa-Ig-as. 
Phaleg,  Fa-leg. 
Phallu,  Fal-q. 
Phalti,  Fal-t). 
Phaltiel,  Fal-ti-el. 
Phanuel,  Fa-nq,-el. 
Pharacim,  Far-a-sim. 
Pharaoh,  Fa-ro. 
Pharathoni,  Far-a-t(&-nj. 
Pharez,  Fa-rez. 
Pharezites,  Fa-rez-jts. 
Pharisees,  Far-i-SEZ. 
Pharosh,  Fa-roJ. 
Pharpar,  Fqr-par. 
Pharzites,  Fqr-zjts. 
Phaseah,  Fa-sg-q. 
Phaselis,  Fa-sg-lis. 
Phasiron,  Fas-i-ron. 
Phebe,  Fg-bg. 
Phenice,  Fg-nj-sg. 
Phibeseth,  Fib-E-set. 
Phicol,  Fi-kol. 
Philarehes,  Fi-lqr-kgz. 
Philemon,  Fi-lg-mon. 
Philetus,  Fi-Ig-tus. 
Philistia,  Fi-lis-ti-a. 
Philistim,  Fi-lis-tim. 
Philistines,  Fi-lis-tinz. 
Philologus,  Fi-lol-o-gus. 
Philometor,  Fil-o-mg-tor. 
Phineas,  Fin-g-as. 
Phinehas,  Fin-g-has. 
Phison,  Fj-son. 
Phlegon,  Flg-gon. 
Phoros,  Fo-ros. 
Phul,  Ful. 
Phur,  Fur. 


Phurah,  F^-ra. 

Phut,  Fut. 

Phuvah,  Fi\,-va. 

Phygellus,  Fi-jel-us. 

Phylacteries,  Fi-lak-tE-riz. 

Pihahiroth,  Pj-ha-hi-rot. 

Pilate,  Pi-lat. 

Pildash,  Pil-daJ. 

Piletha,  Pil-g-ta. 

Piltai,  Pil-ta. 

Pinon,  Pj-non. 

Pira,  Pj-ra. 

Piram,  Pj-ram. 

Pirathon,  Pir-a-ton. 

Piratnonite,  Pir-a-ton-jt. 

Pisgah,  Piz-ga. 

Pison,  Pj-son. 

Pispah,  Pis-pa. 

Pithon,  Pj-ton. 

Pochereth,  P6k-£-ret. 

Pontius  Pilate,  Pon-ti-us  Pj'-lat. 

Poratha,  P6r-a-ta. 

Potiphar,  Pot-i-far. 

Potiphera,  Po-tif-g-ra. 

Prochorus,  Prok-o-rus. 

Pua,  Pi^-a,  ei' 

Puah,  P4-a. 

Pudcns,  Pq.'denz. 

Puhites,  Pii-hjts. 

Pul,  Pul. 

Punites,  Pq-njis. 

Punon,  Pi'],-non. 

Pur,  Pur,  er 

Purim,  Pq,-rim. 

Put,  Put. 

Puteoli,  Pti-tg-o-lj. 

Putiel,  Pq-ti-el. 

Pygarg,  Pj-garg. 


R. 


Raamah,  Ra-a-mq. 
Raamiah,  Ra-a-mj-a. 
Raamses,  Ra-am-SEZ. 
Rabbah,  Rab-a. 
Rabbat,  Rab-at. 
Rabbath,  Rab-at. 
Rabbi,  Rab-i. 
Rabbith,  Rab-it. 
Rabboni,  Rab-o-nj. 
Rabmag,  Rab-mag. 
Rabsaces,  Rab-sa-sgz. 
Rabsaris,  Rab-sa-ris. 
Rabshakeh,  Rab-Ja-ka. 
Raca,  or  Racha,  Ra-ka. 
Racab,  Ra-kab. 
Racal,  Ra-kal. 
Rachab,  Ra-kab. 
Rachel,  Ra-qel. 
Raddai,  Rad-a-j. 
Ragau,  Ra-ge. 
Rages,  Ra-J£z. 
Uagua,  Rag-yTi,-a. 
Kaguel,  Ra-gq-el. 
Rahab,  Ra-hab. 
Raham,  Ra-ham. 
Rakem,  Ra-kem. 
Rakkath,  Rak-af). 
Rakkon,  Rak-on. 
Ram,  Ram. 

Rama,  er  Ramah,  R4-ma. 
Ramath,  Ra-mat. 


Ramathaim,  Ra-mafi-a-im. 

Ramathem,  Ram-a-tem. 

Ramathite,  Ra-mat-jt. 

Ramath  Lehi,  Ra-mat  Lg-hj. 

Ramath  Mispeh,  Ra-mafi  Mis-pa. 

Rameses,  Ra-mg-sgz. 

Ramiah,  Ra-mj-a. 

Ramoth,  Ra-mot. 

Ramoth  Gilead,  Ra-mot  Gil-g-ad. 

Rapha,  Ra-fa. 

Raphael,  Ra-fa-el. 

Raphah,  Ra-fa. 

Raphaim,  Raf-a-im. 

Raphon,  Ra-fon. 

Raphu,  Ra-fq. 

Rassis,  Ras-is. 

Rathumus,  Rat-yTi,-mus. 

Razis.  Ra-zis. 

Reaiah.  Rg-a-i-a. 

Reba,  Rg-ba. 

Rebecca,  Rg-bek-a. 

Rechab,  Rg-kab. 

Rechabites,  Rg-kab-jts. 

Rechah,  Rg-ka. 

Reelaiah,  Rg-el-a-ya. 

Reelias,  Rg-el-j-as. 

Reesaias,  Rg-sa-yas. 

Regem,  Rg-gem. 

Regemmeleeh,  Rg-g^m-g-lck. 

Regom,  Rg-gom. 

Rehabiah,  Rg-ba-bi-a. 


Rehob,  Rg-hob. 

Rehoboam,  Rg-ho-b(fi-am. 

Rehoboth,  Rg-h6-bot. 

Rehu,  Rg-hi^. 

Rehum,  Rs-hum. 

Rei,  Rg-j. 

Rekem,  Rg-kem. 

Remaliah,  Rem-a-lj-a. 

Remeth,  Rg-met. 

Remmon,  Rem-on. 

Remmon  Methoar,  Rem-on  M64- 

Q-qr. 
Remphan,  Rem-fan. 
Remphis,  Rem-fis. 
Rephael,  Rg-fa-el. 
Rephah,  Rg-fa. 
Rephaiah,  Ref-a-j-a. 
Rephaim,  Ref-a-im. 
Rephaims,  Ref-a-imz. 
Rephidim,  Ref-i-dim. 
Resen,  Rg-sen. 
Resheph,  Rg-Jef. 
Reu,  Rg-t],. 
Reuben,  Rt\-ben. 
Reuel,  Re-i^-gI. 
Reumah,  Rq^-ma. 
Rezeph,  Rg-zef. 
Rezia,  Rg-zj-a. 
Rezin,  Rg-zin. 
Rezon,  Re-zou. 
Rhegium,  RE-ji-um. 


SKRIPTYUR   PROPER   N^MZ. 


737 


Rhesa,  Re-sa. 

Rhoda,  Ris-da. 

Rhodocus,  Rjd-ca-kus. 

Ribai,  Ri-ba. 

Riblah,  Rib-la. 

Rimiuon,  Rim-on. 

Rimmon  Farez,  Rim-on  Pa-rcz. 

Rinnah,  Rin-a. 


Riphath,  Rj-fat. 
Rispah,  Ris-pa. 
Rissah,  Ris-a. 
Rithmah,  Rit-ma. 
Rogelim,  Ro-gE-lim. 
Rohgab,  R(j-ga. 
Roiinus,  Ru-i-mus. 
Romantiezer,  Ra-man-ti-E-zer. 


Rosh,  RoJ. 
Ruby,  R<i)-bi. 
Rufus,  Roi-fus. 
Rubamah,  Rif)-ha-mq. 
Ruiaab,  Rti-ma. 
Ruitiuus,  Riis-ti-kus. 
Ruth,  RcDt. 


s. 


Sabacthani,  Sa-bak-ta-ni. 

Sabaotb,  Sab-a-ot. 

Sabat,  Sa-bat. 

Sabatus,  Sab-a-tus. 

Sabban,  Sab-an. 

Sabbath,  Sab-at. 

Sabbatheus,  Sab-a-te-us. 

Sabbeus,  Sa-be-us. 

Sabdeus,  Sab-ds-us. 

Sabdi,  Sab-dj. 

Sabeans,  Sa-bs-anz. 

Sabi,  Sa-bj. 

Sabtah,  Sab-ta. 

Sabtecha,  Sab-ts-ka. 

Sacar,  Sa-kar. 

Sadamias,  Sad-a-mj-as. 

Sodas,  Sa-das. 

Saddeus,  Sad-e-us. 

Sadduc,  Sad-uk. 

Sadducees,  Sad-yT],-S£Z. 

Sadoe,  Sa-dok. 

Sahadutha  Jogar,  Sa-ha-dii,-ta 

Jg-gar. 
Sala,  Sa-la. 
Salah,  Sa-la. 
Salasadai,  Sal-a-sad-a-|. 
Salathiel,  Sa-la-ti-el. 
Salcah,  Sal-ka. 
Salchah,  Sal-ka. 
Salem,  Sa-lem. 
Salim,  Sa-lim. 
Sallai,  Sal-a-j. 
Sallu,  Sal-q,. 
Sallum,  Sal-um. 
Sallumus,  Sa-h\,-mus. 
Salma,  or  Salmah,  Sal-ma. 
Salmon,  Sal-mon. 
Salmone,  Sal-mo-iiE. 
Salom,  Sa-lom. 
Salome,  Sa-lo-me. 
Salu,  Sa-l^. 
Salum,  Sa-lum. 
Samael,  Sam-a-el. 
Samaias,  Sa-ma-yas.  [rj-*^. 

Samaria,  Sa-ma-ri-a,  er  Sam-a- 
Samaritans,  Sa-mar-i-tanz. 
Samatu?,  Sam-a-tus. 
Sameius,  Sa-ms-yus. 
Samgar  Nebo,  Sam-gqr  Ne-bo. 
Sami,  Sa-mj. 
Samis,  Sa-mis. 
Samlah,  Sam-la. 
Sammus,  Sam-us. 
Sampsames,  Samp-sa-mez. 
Samson,  Sam-son. 
Samuel,  Sam-yn-el. 
Sanabassarus,  San-a-bas-a-rus. 
Sanasib,  San-a-sib. 
Sanballat,  San-bal-at. 
Sanhedrim,  San-hs-drim. 
Sansannah,  San-san-a. 
Sapb,  Saf. 
47 


Saphat,  Sa-fat. 

Saphatias,  Saf-a-tj-as. 

Sapheth,  Sa-fet. 

Saphir,  Saf-er. 

Sapphira,  Sap-fj-ra. 

Sapphire,  Sap-fir. 

Sara,  Sa-ra,  w 

Sarai,  Sa-ra. 

Sarabias,  Sar-a-bj-as. 

Saraiah,  Sar-a-j-a. 

Sarah,  Sa-ra. 

Saraias,  Sa-ra-yas. 

Saramael,  Sa-ram-a-el. 

Saramel,  Sar-a-mel. 

Saraph,  Sa-raf. 

Sarchedonus,  Sar-ked-CD-nus. 

Sardeus,  Sqr-de-us. 

Sardis,  Sqr-dis. 

Sardine,  Sqr-din. 

Sardites,  Sqr-dits. 

Sardius,  Sq,r-di-us. 

Sardonyx,  Sqr-do-mks. 

Sarea,  Sa-re-a. 

Sarepta,  Sa-rep-ta. 

SargoD,  Sqr-gon. 

Sarid,  Sa-rid. 

Saron,  Sa-ron. 

Sarotlii,  Sa-rQ-t|. 

Sarsechim,  Sar-sg-kim. 

Sarach,  Sa-ruk. 

Satan,  Sa-tan. 

Sathrabaznes,  Sat-ra-baz-nez. 

Sathrabouzanes,  Sat-ra-b's-za- 

Saul,  Sel.  [nez. 

Savaran,  Sav-a-ran. 

Savias,  Sa-vi-as. 

Sceva,  Se-va. 

Scribes,  Skqbz. 

Scythians,  Skit-i-anz. 

Scythojwlis,  Skj-top-o-lis. 

Scythopolitans,  Skit-o-pol-i-tanz. 

Seba,  Se-ba. 

Sebat,  Se-bat. 

Seeacah,  Sek-a-kq. 

Sechenias,  Sek-e-nj-as. 

Sechu,  Se-kq,. 

Sedecias,  Sed-E-sj-as. 

Segub,  Se-gub. 

Seir,  Se-er. 

Seirath,  Sg-i-rafi. 

Sola,  St-la. 

Selah,  Ss-la. 

Selah  Hammahlekoth,  Se-la 

Ham-a-l8-kot. 
Seled,  Se-led. 
Selemias,  Sel-e-mj-as. 
Sem,  Sem. 

Semaehiah,  Sem-a-kj-a. 
Scmaiah,  Sem-a-j-a. 
Scmaias,  Sem-a-j-as. 
Semei,  Sem-E-j. 
Semelleas,  SE-mel-e-us. 


Semis,  Se-mis. 

Senaah,  Sen-a-q. 

Seneh,  Sfi-na. 

Senir,  Se-ner. 

Sennacherib,  Sen-a-kE-rib,  &r 

Sen-ak-E-rib. 
Senuah,  Sen-yq-q. 
Seorim,  Sf-6-rim. 
Sephar,  Sg-far. 
Sepharad,  Sef-a-rad. 
Sepharvaim,  Sef-ar-va-im. 
Sepharvites,  Se-far-vjts. 
Sephela,  Sg-fs-la. 
Serah,  Ss-ra. 
Seraiah,  SE-ra-j-a. 
Seraphim,  Ser-a-fim. 
Sered,  Ss-red. 
Serou,  S£-ron. 
Serug,  Se-rug. 
Sesis,  Sfi-sis. 
Sesthel,  Ses-tel. 
Seth,  Set. 
Sethar,  Ss-tar. 
Sether,  Ss-ter. 
Shaalabbin,  Xa-al-ab-in. 
Shaalbim,  Ea-al-bim. 
Shaalbonite,  Xa-al-bo-njt. 
Shaaph,  Ea-af. 
Shaaraim,  Ea-a-ra-im. 
Shaashgas,  Xa-aJ-gas. 
Shabbethai,  Xa-bet-a-j. 
Shachia,  Xak-i-a. 
Shaddai,  Xad-a-j. 
Shadrach,  Za-drak. 
Shage,  Ea-gE. 

Shahazimath,  Ea-haz-i-mat. 
Shalem,  Ea-lem. 
Shalim,  Ea-lim. 
Shalisha,  Eal-i-Ja. 
Shallecheth,  E:U-E-kct. 
Shallura,  Eal-um. 
Shalmai,  Eal-ma-j. 
Shalman,  Eal-iuau. 
Shalmaneser,  Eal-ma-nE-zer. 
Shama,  Ea-ma. 
Shamariah.  Eam-a-rj-a. 
Shamed,  Ea-med. 
Shamer,  Ea-mer. 
Shamgar,  Eam-gar. 
Shamhuth,  Eam-hut. 
Shamir,  Ea-mer. 
Shamma,  Eam-a. 
Shammah,  Eam-a. 
Shammai,  Eam-a-j. 
Shammoth,  Eam-ot. 
Shammua,  Ea-mq-u. 
Shammuab,  Ea-mi'^-a. 
Shamsherai.  Eam-j£-ra-j. 
Shapham,  Ea-fam. 
Shaphan,  Ea-fan. 
Shaphat,  Ea-fat. 
Shapher,  Ea-fer. 


738 


SKEIPTYUR  PROPER  N£tMZ. 


Sharai,  Sar-a-j. 
Sharaim,  Xar-a-im. 
Sharar,  Xa-rar. 
Sharezer,  Sa-re-zer. 
Shariuaim,  Eqr-ma-im. 
Sharon,  X4-ron. 
Sharunite,  S4-ron-it. 
Sharuhen,  Sa-rdb-lien. 
Shashai,  SaJ-a-j. 
Shashak,  Xa-Jak. 
Shaul,  Xa-ul. 
Shaulites,  Sa-ul-jts. 
Shausha,  5]a-yi\,-Ja. 
Shaveh,  Xa-va. 
Shaveth,  Sa-vet. 
Sheal,  Xg-al. 
Shealtiel,  Eg-al-ti-el. 
Sheariah,  Xe-a-rj-a. 
Shearjashub,  Se-ar-ja-Jub. 
Sheba,  or  Shebah,  Sg-ba. 
Shebam,  Se-bam. 
Shebaniah,  Xeb-a-nj-a. 
Shebarim,  Xeb-a-rim. 
Shebat,  Xe-bat. 
Sheber,  Xe-ber. 
Shebna,  Xeb-na. 
Shebuel,  Xeb-yq,-el. 
Shechaniah.  Xek-a-nj-a. 
Shecheui,  Xe-kem. 
Sheehemites,  Xg-kem-jts. 
Sheehinah,  Xek-i-nq. 
Shedeur,  Xed-g-ur, 
Shehariah,  Xe-ha-rj-a. 
Shekel,  Xe-kel. 
Shelah,  Xe-1q. 
Shelanites,  Xe-lan-jts. 
Shelemiah,  Xel-e-mj-a. 
Sheleph,  Xe-lef. 
Sht'lesh,  Xg-leJ. 

Shelomi,  Xel-o-mj.  [mit 

Shelomith,  Eel-o-mit,  er  Se-lu- 
Shelomoth,  Xel-o-mot. 
Shelumiel,  XE-lq,-nii-el. 
Shein,  Xem. 
Shema,  Xe-ma. 
Shemaah,  Xem-a-q. 
Shemaiah,  Xem-a-j-a. 
Shemariah,  Xem-a-rj-a. 
Sheraeber,  Xem-e-ber. 
Shemer,  Xe-mer. 
SheiniJa,  Xe-mj-da. 
Sheminith,  Xein-i-nit, 
Shemiramoth,  Xe-mir-a-mot. 
Shemuel,  Xg-mii-el. 
Shen,  Xen. 
Shenazar,  Xe-na-zar. 
Shenir,  Xg-ner. 
Shepham,  Xs-fam. 
Shephatiah,  Xef-a-tj-a. 
Shephi,  Xe-fj. 
Shepho,  Xg-fo. 
Shephuphan,  XE-fTJ,-fan. 
Sherah,  Xg-ra. 
Sherebiah,  Xer-e-bj-a. 
Sheresh,  Xg-reJ. 
Sharezer,  Xg-rg-zer. 
Sheshaek,  Xg-Jak. 
Sheshai,  Eg-Ja. 
Sheshan,  Xg-Jan. 
Sheshbazzar,  XeJ-baz-ar. 
Sheth,  Xet. 
Shethar,  Xg-tar. 
Shethar  Boznai,  Xg-tar  B6z-na- 
Sheva,  Xg-va. 
Shibboleth,  Xib-o-let. 
Shibmah,  Xib-ma. 


Shichron,  Xi-kron. 

Shiggaion,  Xi-ga-yon. 

Shihon,  Xj-hon. 

Shihor,  Xj-her. 

Shihor  Libnath,  Xj-her  Lib-nat. 

Shiihim,  Xj-j-him. 

Shilhi,  Xil-hj. 

Shiihim,  Xil-him. 

Shillem,  Xil-em. 

Shilleuiites,  Xil-em-jts, 

Shiloah,  Xi-lo-a. 

Shiloh,  9r  Shilo,  Xj-lo. 

Shiloni,  Xi-la-nj. 

Shilonites,  Xi-lo-njts. 

Shilshah,  Xil-Ja. 

Shimea,  Xim-g-a. 

Shimeah,  Xim-g-q. 

Shimeam,  Xiin-g-am. 

Shiineath,   Xiin-g-at. 

Shimeathites,  Xim-g-at-jts. 

Shimei,  Xitn-g-j. 

Shimeon,  Xiin-g-on. 

Shimhi,  Xitn-hj. 

Shimi,  Xi-mj. 

Shimites,  Xim-jts. 

Shimna,  Xini-na. 

Shimon,  Xi-mon. 

Shimrath,  Xim-rafl. 

Shimri.  Xim-rj. 

Shimrith,  Xim-rit. 

Shimron,  Xira-ron. 

Shimronitef!,  Xim-roii-jts. 

Shimron  Moron,  Xim-ron  Mg-ron, 

Shimshai,  Xim-Ja. 

Shinab,  Xj-nab. 

Shinar,  Xj-nar, 

Shion,  Xi-on. 

Shiphi,  Xi-fj. 

Shiphmite,  Xif-mjfc. 
,  Shiphra,  Xif-ra. 
■  Shiphrath,  Xif-rat. 

Shiptan,  Xip-tan. 

Shisha,  Xj-Ja. 

Shishak.  Xi-Jak. 

Shitrai,  Xit-ra-i.. 

Shittah,  Xit-a. " 

Shittim  Wood,  Xit-im  Wud. 

Shiza,  Xj-za. 

Shoa,  X6-a. 

Shoab,  Xa-ab. 

Shoah,  Xo-a. 

Shobach,  X6-bak. 

Shobai,  Xtd-ba-j. 

Shobal,  Xo-bal. 

Shobek,  Xca-bek. 

Shobi,  X6-b}. 

Shocho,  X6-ko. 

Shoeholi,  Xa-ko. 

Shoham,  Xo-ham. 

Shomer,  Xw-mer. 

Shophaeh,  X6-fak. 

Shophan,  Xo-fan. 

Shoshannim,  Xo-Jan-im. 

Shoshannim  Eduth,  Xo-Jan-im 
S'dut. 

Shua,  Xi\-a. 

Shuah,  Xq-a. 

Shual,  Xii-al. 

Shubael,  Xq-ba-el. 

Shuham,  X^-ham. 

Shuhamites,  Xi|-ham-its. 

Shuhites,  Xi^  hjts. 
j.  Shulamite.  X^-lam-jt. 

Shumathites,  Xii-mat-jts. 

Shunamite,  X^-nam-jt. 

Shunem,  Ei\,-nem. 


Shuni,  Xq,-nj. 

Shuuites,  X4-njts. 

Shupham,  Xi\,-tam. 

Shuphamite,  X^-fam-jt. 

Shuppim,  Xiip-im. 

Shur,  Xur. 

Shushan,  Xii,-Jan. 

Shushan  Eduth,  Xi^-Jan  8'aut. 

Shuthalites,  Xi\,-tal-its. 

Shuthelah,  Xi\,-tg-lq. 

Sia,  Sj-a. 

Siaka,  Sj-a-ka. 

Siba,  Sj-ba. 

Sibbachai,  Sib-a-ka. ' 

Sibboleth,  Sib-o-let. 

Sibmah,  Sib-ma. 

Sibraim,  Sib-ra-im, 

Siehem,  Sj-kem. 

Siddim,  Sid-im. 

Side,  Sj-dg. 

Sidon,  Sj-don. 

Sigionoth,  Si-g|-Q-no6. 

Siha,  Sj-ha. 

Sihon,  Sj-hon. 

Sihor,  Si-her. 

Silas,  Sj-las. 

Silla,  Sil-a. 

Siloa,  Sil-o-a,  er 

Siloah,  Sil-Q-q. 

Siloam,  Sil-o-am,  er  Si-lw-am. 

Siloas,  Sil-Q-as. 

Siloe,  Sil-o-E. 

Simalcue,  Sj-mal-kvi-g. 

Simeon,  Sim-g-on. 

Simeonites,  Sim-g-on-jts. 

Simon,  Sj-mon. 

Simri,  Sim-ri. 

Sin,  Sin. 

Sinai,  S|-na. 

Sinim,  Sj-nim. 

Sinites,  Sin-jts. 

Sion,  Sj-on. 

Siphmoth,  Sif-mof). 

Sippai,  Sip-a. 

Sirach,  Sj-rak. 

Sirah,  Sj-ra. 

Sirion,  Sir-i-on. 

Sisamai,  Sis-am-a-j, 

Sisera,  Sis-g-ra. 

Sisinnes,  Sj-sin-gz. 

Sitnah,  Sit-na. 

Sivan,  Sj-van. 

So,  So. 

Sochoh,  So-ko. 

Socoh,  So-ko. 

Sodi,  Sii-dj. 

Sodom,  S6d-om. 

Sodoma,  S6d-o-ma. 

Sodomites,  S6d-om-jts, 

Solomon,  Sol-o-mon. 

Sopater,  S6p-a-ter. 

Sophereth,  S6f-g-ret. 

Sorek,  S(5-rek. 

Sosipater,  So-sip-a-ter. 

Sosthenes,  S6s-tg-ngz. 

Sostratus,  Sos-tra-tus. 

Sotai,  S6-ta-j,  »r  So-ta-j, 

Stachys,  Sta-kis. 

Stacte,  Stak-tg. 

Stephana,  Stef-a-na. 

Stephanas,  Stef-a-nas. 

Steijhen,  Stg-ven. 

Suah,  Sq,-a. 

Suba,  Sq-ba. 

Subai,  Sii-ba-j. 

Sucaathitcs,  Sq-ka-at-jts. 


SKRIPTYUR  PROPER  NHMZ. 


739 


Succoth,  Sdk-of). 

Succoth  Beooth,  Snk-ot  Be-no6. 

Sud,  Sud. 

Sudias,  Sri,-di-as. 

Sukkiims,  Sdk-i-imz. 

Sur,  Sur. 

Susa,  S4-sa. 


Susanchites,  Sr^-san-kits. 
Susannah,  Si|,-zan-a. 
Susi,  Si'i-sj. 
.Sycamine,  Sik-a-mjn. 
Sycene,  Sj-SE-ne. 
Syehar,  Sj-kar. 
Syelus,  Sj-e-lus. 


Taanach,  Ta-a-nak,  er  Ta-a- 
nak. 

Taanach  Shilo,  Ta-a-nak  Sj-lo. 

Tabbaoth,  Tab-a-ot. 

Tabbath,  Tab-afi. 

Tabeal,  Ta-be-al. 

Tabeel,  Ta-be-el. 

Tabellius,  Ta-bel-i-us. 

Tabera,  Tab-£-ra. 

Tabitha,  Tab-i-ta. 

Tabor,  Ta-ber. 

Tabrimon,  Tab-ri-mon. 

Tachmunite,  Tak-mo-nit. 

Tadmor,  Tad-mer. 

Tahan,  Ta-han. 

Tahanites,  Ta-han-jts. 

Tahapenes,  Ta-hap-e-nez. 

Tahaphanes,  Ta-haf-a-nez. 

Tahath,  Ta-hat. 

Tahpenes,  Tq-pe-nez. 

Tahrea,  Tq-re-a. 

Tahtim  Hodshi,  Tq-tim  H6d-Jj. 

Talitha  Cumi,  Tal-i-ta  K4-mj. 

Talmai,  Tal-tna. 

Talmon,  Tal-mon. 

Talsas,  Tal-sas. 

Tamah,  Ta-ina. 

Tamar,  Ta-mar. 

Taminuz,  Tam-uz. 
Tanach,  Ta-nak. 
Tanhumeth,  Tan-hti-met. 
Tanis,  Ta-iiis. 
Taphath,  Ta-fat, 
Taphenes,  Taf-e-aez. 
Taphnes,  Taf-nez. 
Taphon,  Ta-fon. 
Tappuah,  Tap-q,-q. 
Tarah,  Ta-ra. 
Taralah,  Tar-a-lq. 
Tarea,  Ta-re-a. 
Tarpelites,  Tqr-pel-jts. 
Tarshis,  Tqr-Jis. 
Tarshish,  Tqr-JiJ. 
Tarshisi,  Tar-Ji-si. 
Tarsus,  Tqr-sus. 
Tartak,  Tqr-tak. 
Tartan,  Tqr-tan. 
Tatnai,  Tat-na-j. 
Tabah,  Te-ba. 
Tebaliah,  Teb-a-lj-a. 
Tebeth,  Tg-bet. 
Tehaphnehes,  Tg-haf-ne-liez. 
Tehinnah,  Te-hin-a. 
Tekol,  Te-kel. 
Tekoa,  Te-ko-a,  or 
Tekoah,  Te-ko-a. 
Tekoites,  Te-ko-its. 


T. 


Telabib,  Tel-a-bib. 

Telah,  Te-Ia. 

Telaim,  Tel-a-im. 

Telasaar,  Te-las-ar. 

Telem,  Te-lem. 

Telharesha,  Tel-ha-re-Ja. 

Telharsa,  Tel-h^r-sa. 

Telmela,  Tel-me-la. 

Telmelah,  Tel-me-lq. 

Tema,  TE-ina. 

Teman,  Te-man. 

Temani,  Teui-a-nj. 

Temanite?,  Te-man-jts. 

Temeni,  Tem-e-nj. 

Tepho,  Te-fcj. 

Terah,  Te-ra. 

Teraphim,  Ter-a-fim. 

Teresh,  Te-reJ. 

Tertius,  Ter-Ji-us. 

Tertullus,  Ter-tdl-us. 

Teta,  Te-ta. 

Tetrarch,  Tet-rqrk. 

Thaddeus,  Ea-dE-us. 

Thahash,  Ra-haJ. 

Thamah,  Ea-ma. 

Thamnatha,  Eam-na-ta. 

Thara,  Ea-ra. 

Tharra,  Ear-a. 

Tharshish,  Eqr-JiJ, 

Thas.si,  Eas-j. 

Thebez,  Es-bez. 

Thecoe,  Ee-ko-s. 

Thelasser,  Ee-las-er. 

Thelersas,  Rg-ler-sas. 

Theocanus,  Ee-6k-a-nus. 

Theodotus,  Ee-od-o-tus. 

Theophilus,  Re-of-i-lus. 

Theras,  Ee-ras. 

Thermeleth,  Eer-mij-let. 

Thessalonica,  Ees-a-lo-nj-ka. 

Theudas,  Ei^-das. 

Thimnathath,  Eim-na-tat. 

Thisbe,  Eis-bs. 

Thomas,  T6m-as. 

Thomoi,  E6m-o-i. 

Thraseas,  Rra-SE-as. 

Thummim,  Edm-im. 

Thyatira,  Rj-a-tj-ra. 

Tibbath,  Tib-at. 

Tiberias,  Tj-bE-ri-as. 

Tibni,  Tib-nj. 

Tidal,  Ti-dal. 

Tighith  Pileser,  Tig-lafi  Pi-ls-ser. 

Tikvah,  Tik-va. 

Tikvath,  Tik-vat. 

Tilon,  Tj-lon. 

Timelus,  Ti-me-Ius. 


Syene,  Sj-e-ne. 

Synagogue,  Sin-a-gog. 

Sj'ntyche,  Sia-ti-ke. 

Syria  Maacah,  Sir-i-a  Ma-a-kq. 

Syrion,  8ir-i-on. 

Syrophenicia,  Sj-ro-fe-niJ-i-a. 


Timna,  Tim-na. 

Timnath,  Tim-nat. 

Timnathah,  Tim-na-tq. 

Timnath  Heres,  Tim-nat  He-rez. 

Timnath  Serah,  Tim-nat  Se-ra. 

Timnite,  Tim-njt. 

Timotheus,  Tj-mo-te-us. 

Timothy,  Tim-o-ti. 

Tipsah,  Tip-sa. 

Tiras,  Tj-ras. 

Tirathites,  Tj-rat-jts. 

Tirhakah,  Ter-ha-kq. 

Tirhanah,  Ter-ha-nq. 

Tiria,  Tir-i-d. 

Tirshatha,  Ter-Ja-ta. 

Tirzah,  Ter-za. 

Tishbite,  TiJ-bjt. 

Tivan,  Ti-van. 

Tiza,  Tj-ia. 

Tizite,  Tj-zjt. 

Toah,  T6-a. 

Toanah,  T(i-a-nq. 

Tob,  Tob. 

Tobiah,  To-bj-a. 

Tobias,  To-bj-as. 

Tobie,  To-bi. 

Tobiel,  To-bi-el. 

Tobijah,  To-bj-ja. 

Tobit,  T(i-bit. 
Toehen,  To-ken. 
Togarmah,  To-g^r-ma. 
Tohu,  Ta-hn. 
Toi,  Tc5-i. 
Tola,  To-la. 
Tolad,  Tu-lad. 
Tolaites,  Tta-la-jts. 
Tolbanes,  T61-ba-nez. 
Tolmai,  T61-ma. 
Tophel,  To-fel. 
Tophet,  Td)-fet. 
Tou,  To-yq,. 

Trachonitis,  Trak-o-nj-tis. 
Tripolis,  Trip-o-lis. 
Troas,  Trdj-as. 
Trogyllium,  Tro-jil-i-um. 
Trophimus,  Trof-i-mus. 
Tryphena,  Trj-f£-na. 
Tryphosa,  Trj-fQ-sa. 
Tubal,  Tq-bal. 
Tubal  Cain,  Tit-bal  Ka-in. 
Tubieni,  Tq-bj-e-ni. 
Tyberias,  Tj-bE-ri-as. 
Tychicus,  tik-i-kus. 
Tyrannus,  Tj-ran-us. 
Tyre,  Tjr. 
Tyrus,  Tj-rus. 


UCAL,  Yix-kal. 
Uel,  Yq-el. 
Ulai,  Yi^-la-j. 
Ulam,  Yii-lam. 
Ulla,  Ul'a. 


U. 


Ummah,  Um'a. 
Unni,  Un'j. 
Upharsin,  Yq-f^r-sin. 
Dphaz,  Yq-faz. 
Urbane,  Ur'ba-ns. 


Uri,  Yq-rj. 

Uriah,  Yq-rj-a. 

Urias,  Yq-rj-as. 

Uriel   Yq-ri-el,  er  Tq,-ri-el. 

Urijah,  Yi],-rj-ja. 


740 


SKEIPTYXXR   PROPER   N^MZ. 


Urim,  T4-rim. 

IJta,  Yii-ta. 

Uthai,  Yi],-ta-j,  er  Yix-ta-i. 

Uthi,  Yn-tj. 

Uzai,  Yq,-za-j. 


Uzal,  Yvi-zal. 

Uzza,  Uz'a. 

Uzzah,   Uz'a. 

Uzzen  Sherah,  Uz'en  Xg-ra. 


Lzzi,  uzj. 
Uzziah,  TJz-j-a. 
Uzziel,  Uz-i-el. 
Uzzielites,  Uz-j-el-jts. 


Vajezatha,  Ya-jez-a- 
Vaniah,  Va-nj-a. 


V. 


Yashni,  YaJ-n|. 
Yashti,  YaJ-tj. 


Vophsi,  V6f-sj. 


Xagus,  Za-gus. 
Xanthicus,  Zan-ti-kus. 


X. 


Xeneas,  Zs-ns-as. 
Xerolybe,  Ze-rol-i-be. 


Xerophagia,  Zer-o-fa-ji-a. 
Xystus,  Zis-tus. 


Z. 


Zaaman,  Za-a-man. 

Zaanaitn,  Za-a-na-im. 

Zaanannim,  Za-a-nan-im. 

Zaavan,  Za-a-van. 

Zabad,  Za-bad. 

Zabadfeans,  Zab-a-de-anz, 

Zabadaias,  Zab-a-da-yas. 

Zabbai,  Zab-a. 

Zabdeus,  Zab-dg-us. 

Zabdi,  Zab-dj. 

Zabdiel,  Zab-di-el. 

Zabina,  Za-bj-na. 

Zabud,  Za-bud. 

Zabulon,  Zab-yq,-Ion. 

Zaccai,  Zak-a-j. 

Zaccheus,  Za-ke-us. 

Zaceur,  Zak-ur, 

Zachariah,  Zak-a-ri-a. 

Zacher,  Za-ker. 

Zadok,  Za-dok. 

Zaham,  Za-ham. 

Zair,  Za-er. 

Zalaph,  Za-laf. 

Zalmon,  Zal-mon. 

Zalmauah,  Zal-mo-na. 

Zalmunnah,  Zal-muu-a. 

Zambis,  Zam-bis. 

Zambri,  Zam-brj. 

Zamoth,  Za-mot. 

Zamzummims,  Zam-zum-imz. 

Zanoah,  Za-no-a.  [a-ne-a. 

Zaphnathpaaneah,  Zaf-nat-pa- 

Zaphon,  Za-fon. 

Zara,  Za-ra. 

Zaraces,  Zar-a-SEZ. 

Zarah,  Za-ra. 

Zaraias,  Zar-a-j-as. 

Zareah,  Za-re-q. 

Zareathites,  Za-rg-at-jts. 

Zared,  Za-red. 

Zarephath,  Zar-s-fat. 

Zaretan,  Zar-E-tan. 

Zareth  Shahar,  Za-refi  Sa-har. 

Zarbite?,  Z^r-hjts. 

Zartauah,  Z4r-Ui-nq. 

Zarthan,  Zqr-tan. 

Zathoe,  Zafi-o-E. 

Zaththu,  Zat-Ti. 

Zathui,  Za-tq,-i. 

Zattu,  Zat-q,. 

Zavan,  Za-van. 

Zaza,  Za-za. 

Zebadiah,  Zeb-a-dj-a. 

Zebah,  Ze-ba. 

Zebaim,  Ze-ba-im. 


Zebedee,  Zeb-s-de. 
Zebina,  ZE-bi-na. 
Zeboim,  ZE-bo-im. 
Zebuda,  ZE-bi|,-da. 
Zebul,  ZE-bul. 
Zebulon,  Zeb-yTj,-lon. 
Zebulonites,  Zeb-yq,-lon-jts. 
Zechariah,  Zek-a-rj-a. 
Zedad,  Zs-dad. 
Zedekiah,  Zed-s-kj-a. 
Zeeb,  Zsb,  er  Zi-eh. 
Zelah,  ZE-la. 
Zelek,  Zs-lek. 
Zelophead,  Zs-lo-fE-ad, 
Zelotes,  Ze-la-tez. 
Zelzah,  Zel-za. 
Zemaraim,  Zem-a-ra-im. 
Zemarite,  Zem-a-rjt. 
Zemira,  Ze-mj-ra. 
Zenan,  ZE-nan. 
Zenas,  ZE-nas. 
Zeorim,  Ze-or-im. 
Zephaniah,  Zef-a-nj-a. 
Zephath,  Zfi-fafi. 
Zephathah,  Z6f-a-tq. 
Zephi,  Zs-f  j,  er 
Zepho,  Ze-fo. 
Zephon,  ZE-fon. 
Zephonites,  Zef-on-jt3. 
Zer,  Zer. 
Zerah,  Zs-ra. 
Zerahiah,  Zer-a-hj-a. 
Zeraia,  Zer-a-i-a. 
Zerau,  ZE-re. 
Zered,  Zs-red. 
Zereda,  Zer-e-da. 
Zeredah,  Zer-E-dq. 
Zeredathah,  Zs-red-a-tq. 
Zererath,  Zer-£-rat. 
Zeresb,  ZE-reJ. 
Zereth,  Zg-ret. 
Zeri,  Zg-rj. 
Zeror,  Zs-rer. 
Zeruah,  ZE-rd>-a. 
Zerubbabel,  ZE-riib-a-bel. 
Zeruiah,  Zer-yq-j-a. 
Zerviah,  Zer-vj-a. 
Zetham,  Z£-tam. 
Zethan,  Zg-tan. 
Zethar,  Zg-tar. 
Zia,  Zj-a. 
Ziba,  Zj-ba. 
Zibeon,  Zib-£-OH. 
Zibion,  Zib-i-on. 
Ziehri,  Zik-rj. 


Ziddim,  Zid-im. 

Zidkijab,  Zid-ki-ja. 

Zidon,  Zj-don,  er 

Sidon,  Sj-don. 

Zidonians,  Zi-d6-ni-anz. 

Zif,  Zif. 

Ziha,  Zi-ha. 

Ziklag,  Zik-lag. 

Zillab,  Zil-a. 

Zilpah,  Zil-pa. 

Zilthai,  Zil-ta. 

Zimmah,  Zim-a. 

Zimram,  Zim-ram,  er 

Zimran.  Zim-ran. 

Zimri,  Zim-rj. 

Zin,  Zin. 

Zina,  Zj-na. 

Zion,  Zj-on,  er 

Sion,  Sj-on. 

Zior,  Zj-or. 

Ziph,  Zif. 

Ziphah,  Zj-fa. 

Ziphion,  Zif-i-on. 

Ziphites,  Zif-jts. 

Ziphron,  Zj-fron. 

Zippor,  Zip-er. 

Zipporah,  Zi-po-ra. 

Zithri,  Zit-rj. 
Ziz,  Ziz. 
Ziza,  Zj-za. 
Zizah,  Zj-za. 
Zoan,  Z6-an. 
Zoar,  Z6-ar. 
Zoba,  Z6-ba,  er 
Zobah,  Z6-ba. 
Zobebah,  Zo-be-ba. 
Zohar,  Z6-har. 
Zoheleth,  Z6-h£-let. 
Zonaras,  Z6n-a-ras. 
Zopeth,  Zo-pet. 
Zophah,  Z6-fa. 
Zophai,  Z6-fa. 
Zophar,  Z6-far. 
Zophim,  Z6-fim. 
Zorah,  Zta-ra. 
Zoratbites,  Zio-rat-U.a. 
Zoreah,  Zu-rE-q. 
Zorites,  ZcD-rjts. 
Zorobabel,  Zo-rob-a-bel. 
Zuar,  Zq-ar. 
Zuph,  Zuf. 
Zur,  Zur. 
Zuriel,  Zq-ri-el. 
Zurishaddai,  Zq-ri-Jad-a-j. 
Zuzims,  Zii-zimz, 


PRONUNSiaXON 


jeOGEAFIKAL    NflMZ. 


Aachen,  fllsen. 
Aalborg,  Ol'borg. 
Aargau,  fl'"'g^, 

Argovie,  flr-gQ-V8,  [Fr.] 
Aarhuus,  Oz-'hcos. 
Abaco,  fl'bq-ko. 
Abakan,  H-bq-kqn. 
Abancay,  fl-bqn-kj. 
Abano,  il-bq-no. 
Abascia,  or  Abassia,  A-baJ-i-a. 
AbbeviUe,  Ab'e-vil,  [Fr.]  Hb-vgl. 
Abbetibbie,  or  Abbetibbe,  Ab- 

E-tib-E. 
Abd-el-Curia,    Hb-del-kcfi-rE-q. 

Ritn  elso  {Kooree,  or  Kouri.) 
Aberdeen,  Ab-er-dgn. 
Abergavenny,  Ab-er-ga-nE. 
Aberistwitb,  Ab  -er-ist-wit. 
Abernethy,  Ab'er-net-i. 
Abex,  H'beks. 
Abington,  Ab'irj-ton. 
Abo,  H'bcD. 
Abomey,  Ab-o-ma. 
Abookeer,  Aboukir,  er  Abukir, 

H-bcD-ker. 
Abootizh,  Aboutige,  or  Aboutij, 

H-boo-tis. 
Abrantes,  H-brqn-tez. 
Abrolhos,  fl-brcal-yos. 
Abruzzo  Citra,  fl.-bn)6t-so  €8- 

trq.  [trq. 

Abruzzo  Ultra,   H-brcDt-so  0)1' 
Absecum,  er  Absecombe,   Ab- 

se-kum.  \l:eer.) 

Abukir,  fl-bcD-ksr.     Se  {Aboo- 
Abutige,  er  Abutiscb,  il-lxD-tij. 

Se  {Alootkh.y 
Abyssinia,  Ab-is-in-i-a. 
Acadia,  A-ka-di-a. 
Acapulco,  fl-kq-ptt)l-ko. 
Acaray,  fl-kq-rj. 
Accomack,  Ak'o-mak. 
Accra,  Ak'ra. 

Achmim,  er  Akhmym,  Ak-mgm. 
Acqs,  Aks. 

Acqui,  er  Aqui,  fl'kwE. 
Acra,  (tr  Accra,  Ak'ra. 
Acre,  il'ker,  er  3'ker. 
Adair,  A-d4r. 
Adalia,  H-dq-li-q,  er 

Satalia,  Sq-tq-li-q. 
Adana,  il-d(^-nq. 
Adda,  fld'q. 


Adel,  H-del. 

Aden,  H'den,  er  3'den. 

Adige,  Ad'i-JE,  [It.]  H'di-ja. 

Adirondack,  Ad-i-ron-dak. 

Adlerberg,  H'dler-be/'g. 

Adour,  Hd-c&r. 

Adowah,  fl'do-wq,  er 

Adova,  fl.'do-vq. 
Adramiti,  fl-drq-me-tE. 
Adria,  il'drs-q. 
Adrianople,  Ad-rE-an-a-pl. 
Adriatic,  Ad-ri-at-ik. 
^gean,  8-J£-an. 
Jilgina,  8-ji-na. 
jEroe,  3'rca,  er  £I'ro-e. 
Jitna,  Et'na. 

Afghanistan,  Hf-gqn-is-tqn. 
Afioom,    Aiioum,    er    Afium, 

H-fi-cf)in. 
Afragola,  fi-frq-go-lq. 
Africa,  Af'ri-ka. 
Agably,  or  Aghably,  H-gq-ble, 
Agadir,  H-gq-dgr. 
Agdas,  Hg-dqs,  er 

Aghades,  fl'gq-dez. 
Agde,  Hgd. 
Agen,  H-^an. 

Aghrim,  Gg'rim,  &r  Gh'rim, 
Agincourt,   Aj'in-kort,   er  Aj- 

in-k6rt. 
Agnone,  iln-yo-na. 
Agosta,  fl-gos-tq. 
Agra,  H'gra. 
Agram,  H'grqm. 
Agaadilla,  fl-g\vq-dsl-yq. 
Agua  Xueva,  H'gwq  Xwa-rq. 
Aguas  Calientes,  H'gwqs  Kq-li- 

en-tez. 
Aguayo,  H-gwi-a. 
Agulhas,  fl-gffjl-yqs. 
Ahanta,  fl-hqn-tq. 
Ahgrim,  il'grim. 
Ahmedabad,  fl-med-a-bqd. 
Aichstadt,  •Fk'stet. 
Aiglc,  a'gl. 

Aigues  ilortes,  £Ig  Jlert. 
Ain,  Ail. 
Aintab,  in-tqb. 
Aisne,  EIn. 
Aix  aks. 

Aix-la-Cbapelle,  aks-lq-Zq-pel. 
Ajaccio,  il-yqt-qo,  er 

Ajazzo,  fl-j-qt-so. 


Ajan,  fl-5(in. 
Ajalon,  Aj'a-lon. 
Ajmeer,  Aj-mEr. 
Akaba,  H'kq-bq. 
Akerman,  E'ker-mqn. 
Akhaf,  H'kqf. 
Akhissar,  flk-his-ar, 
Akshehr,  Akchehr,  or  Aksche- 

her,  Hk-J4r,  er  flk-Ja-her. 
Aksoo,  Aksou,  or  Aksu,  Hk-S(6. 
Alabama,  Al-a-bdm-a. 
Alachua,  Al-aq-q,-a. 
Aladulia,  Al-a-difi-li-a. 
Alagoas,  H-lq-ga-qs. 
Alais,  fl-la. 
Alamo,  fl'lq-mo. 
Aland,  il'Iand. 
Alashehr,  or  Alaschehr,   fl.-lq- 

J4r,  er  fl-Iq-Ja-her. 
Alaska,  A-lds-ka. 
Alatamaha,  01-ta-ma-he. 
Alba,  ai'bq. 
Al  Baab,  Hi  Bqb. 
Albacete,  Rl-bq-ta-ta. 
Albania,  Al-ba-ni-a, 

Arnaootleek,   or  Amaoutlik, 

A?--nq-(»t-lEk,  [T.] 
Albano,  fH-bq-no. 
Albans,  St.,  Sant  Gl'banz. 
Albany,  01'ban-i. 
Albemarle,  Al'bE-mqrl,  {Erig.) 
Albemarle,  Al-bE-m4rl,  (J7.  »?.) 
Albufera,  Al-bq-fa-ra. 
Albula,  Hl'boo-lq.  [bE. 

Alby,  or  Albi,  Al'bi,  [Fr.]  fll- 
Alcala,  fll-kq-lq. 
Alcala  de  Henares,  Hl-kq-lq  da 

En-q-rez. 
Alcamo,  fll'kq-mo. 
Alcaniz,  Hl-kqn-yfit. 
Alcaniara,  Hl-kqn-tq-rq. 
Alcarria,  Al-ka-rs-a. 
Alckmaer,  Hlk-mqr.    Se  {Alk- 

maar.} 
Alcona,  Al-k(5-na. 
Alcoy,  Hl-ko-E. 
Aldabra,  Hl-d^-brq. 
Aldan,  ill-dqn. 
Alden.  01'den. 
Alderney,  61'der-ni. 
Alem-Tejo,    or    Alen-Tejo,  fl- 

leij-Ta-jQ.  [lon-scSn. 

Aiencon,  A-len-son,    [Fr.]    H- 


I^^cIe  onli  nq  notajon  emplffd  in  dis  list  iz  At  yqs  ov  an  italik  ;■  fer  dE  tril  ov  dat  leter.  Namz 
dat,  bi  jeneral  yqs  in  dis  kuntri,  hav  bskdm  Agglisizd,  qr  mqrkt  wid  de  IflgUJ  pronunsia/on  rader 
dan  de  Yqropeaa. 

(741) 


742 


J80GRAFIKAL   NaMZ. 


Alentego,  Al-en-ta-go. 
Aleppo,  Al-ep-o,  »/■ 

Haleb,  Hq-leb. 
Aleria,  Jl-la-re-a. 
Alessandria,  fl-les-^n-drs-q. 
Aleutian,  A-li\,-J'E-an,  w 

Aleutan,  A-lq-tan. 
Alexandria,  Al-eks-an-dri-a. 
Alford,  ei'furd. 
Algarve,  Al-ga/'-va,  &r 

Algarbia,  Al-gqr-bi-a. 
Algiers,  Al-jerz. 
Algoa,  Al-g6-a. 
Alhatua,  fll-q-mq. 
Alicante,  H-le-kqn-ta,  «?■   Al- 

i-kant. 
Alicata,  H-lE-kq-tq. 
Alicudi,  Al-E-ktb-de. 
Alkmaar,  or  Alckmaer,  Alk-m(^r. 
Allahabad,  fl-lq-ha-bqd. 
Allahshehr,  ill-q-J4r. 
AUe,  ai'e. 

Alleghany,  Al-e-ga-ni. 
Allen,  Al'en. 
Allier,  fll-e-a. 
Alloa,  Al'o-a. 
Alloway,  Al'o-wa. 
Almaden,  fll-mq-den. 
Almansa,  fll-mqn-sq. 
Almeida,  fll-ma-e-dq. 
Almeria,  fll-ma-re-a. 
Almirante,  fll-me-rqn-ta. 
Almorah,  Al-mo-ra. 
Almunecar,  Al-mCD-na-kar. 
Alnwick,  An'ik. 
Al   Obeid,    Al   Q-bad.    Se 

<  Ohtid.) 
Alpena,  Al-pe-na. 
Alps,  Alps. 
Alsace,  Hl-sqs. 
Als,  ills,  er 

Alsen,  Hl'sen. 
Alstahong,  flls-tq-hog. 
Altai,  Bl-t). 
Altamaha,  Ol-ta-ma-he. 
Altamira,  fll-tq-me-rq. 
Altamura,  ill-tq-in(f)-rq. 
Altena,  or  Altona,  Hl'to-nq. 
Altenburg,  ill'ten-biarg. 
Altin,  M'  Altyn,  fll-tin. 
Alton,  01'ton. 
Altona,  Al-to-na. 
Altorf,  fll'terf,  er 

Altdorf,  Hlt'derf. 
Altzey,  or  Alzey,  illt'sj. 
Aluta,  or  Aluuta,  fl-lc6-tq. 
Alvarado,  fll-vq-rq-do. 
Alvarez,  fll'vq-rez. 
Amager,  fl'mq-ger. 
Amalfi,  fl-mql-fe. 
Amapala,  fl-aiq-pq-lq. 
Amasera,  or  Amasrah,  fl-m(^s-ra. 
Amasia,  w  Amasieh,  fl-mi^-ss-a. 
Amatique,  Am-a-tek. 
Amaxichi,  fl-mqks-e-ke. 
Amazon,  Am'a-zou. 
Amazonia,  Am-a-z6-ni-a. 
Amberg,  flm'berg 
Ambert,  Oii-b^/'. 
Ambleside,  Am'bl-sjd. 
Amboise,  On-bwqz. 
Amboy,  Am-bff. 
Amboyna,  Am-bff-na. 
Ambriz,  Am'briz,  er  flm-brez. 
Ambro,  Am'bro. 
Ambrose,  Am'broz. 


Amedabad,  A-med-a-bad. 
Ameland,  fl'mel-qnt. 
Amelia,  Am-E-li-a. 
America,  A-mer-i-ka. 
Amersfort  er  Amersfoort,  fi.'- 

mers-fort. 
Amga,  flm'gq. 
Amhara,  ilm-h^-ra. 
Amherst,  Am'erst. 
Amherstburg,  Am'erst-burg. 
Amiens,  Am's-enz;  \_Fr.  fl'me-an.] 
Amite,  Am-Et. 
Amlwch,  Am'lcnk. 
Ammer,  Bm'er. 
Ammonoosuck,  Am-on-<fi-suk. 
Amoo  or  Amou,  fl-mcfi. 
Amoor  or  Amour,  il-mAr. 
Amorgo,  H-mer-go,  er  A-mer-gos, 
Amoskeag,  Am-os-keg. 
Amoy,  A-me',  er 

Emoui,  Em-A-E. 
Amphila,  Am'fe-lq.  [ser. 

Amretsir,  ilm-ret-ser,  er  Um-rit- 
Amsterdam,  Am'ster-dam. 
Amu.     Se  {A?noo.) 
Amur.     Se  {Amoor.} 
Anabara,  An-ab-a-ra,  er  fl-nc^- 

bq-r^. 
Anadeer,  An-a-der,  er 

Anadir,  An'a-der. 
Anahuac,  fln-q-wqk. 
Anapa,  An'a-pq. 
Anatolia,  An-a-tQ-li-a.     Se 

{jVatolia.y 
Ancaster,  An'kas-ter. 
Ancona,  Hn-kci-nq. 
Andalusia,  An-da-l<6-Je-a. 
Andaman,  An-da-man. 
Andelys,  Les,  On-dla  Laz. 
Andemaeh,  fln'der-nqk. 
Andes,  An'diz. 
Andorra,  Hn-dor-q. 
Andover,  An'do-ver. 
Andro,  fln'dro,  er 

Andros,  An'dros. 
Androscoggin,  An-dros-kog-in. 
Anegada,  An-e-ga-da. 
Angara,  flj-gq-rq. 
Angelica,  An-jel-i-ka. 
Angelina,  An-JE-ls-na. 
Angermanland,  'Og-er-mqn-lqnd. 
Angers,  An'jerz. 
Anglesey  of  Anglesea,  Ag'gl-SE. 
A.ngola,  An-g6-la. 
Angora,  An-ga-ra,  er 

Angoora,  An-gc6-ra.  [ndo. 

Angornoo  or  Angoruou,  An-gor- 
Angustura,  fln-gos-tcb-rq. 
Angouleme,  On'gcb-l^m. 
Angra,  flg'grq. 
Anguilla,  Ai)-gil-a. 
Angus,  Arj'gus. 
Anhalt,  Hn'hqlt. 
Anholt,  fln'holt. 
Aniba,  fl-ne-b(^. 
Anjou,  An'jcD;  [Fr.  On'36.] 
Anjouan.     Se  {Anzooan..} 
Anklam,  fln'klqm. 
Ankober,  An-ko-ber. 
Annaberg,  An'a-berg. 
Anagh,  A-n^. 
Annapolis,  A-nap-o-lis. 
Ann  Arundel,  An'  Ar-dn-del. 
Annocy,  Hn-se. 
Annobon,  An'o-bon. 
Annonay,  An-o-na. 


Anspacb,  flns'pqk. 

Anson,  An'son. 

Antalo,  B.n-tq-16. 

Antequera,  Hn-ta-ka-rq. 

Antibes,  On-teb. 

Anticosti,  An-tE-kos-te. 

Antietam,  An-te-tam. 

Antigua,  An-te-ga. 

Antilles,  An-til-£z. 

Antioch,  An'ti-ok. 

Antiparos,  An-tip-a-ros. 

Antipatris,  An-tip-a-tris. 

Antisana,  fln-tE-sq-nq. 

Antivari,  An-te-vq-re. 

Antolico,  An-tol-i-ko. 

Antongil,  On-tcDii-gel, 

Antrim,  An'trim. 

Antwerp,  Ant'werp. 

Anzico,  An-ze-ko. 

Anzin,  On-zan. 

Anzooan  or  Anzuan,  An-zCD-an. 

Aosta,  H-os-tq. 

Apache,  H-pq-qa,  (Indianz.) 

Apalachee,  Ap-a-lq-qs.     [cola.} 

Apalachicola.     Se    {AppalacM- 

Apapura,  fl-pq-piib-rq. 

Apennines,  Ap'en-jnz. 

Apiocacumish,  Ap-s-o-kak-um-iJ. 

Apollonia,  Ap-ol-6-ni-a. 

Appalachicola,  Ap-a-laq-i-k<5-la. 

Appenzell,  flp-ent-sel. 

Appomattox,  Ap-o-mat-oks. 

Apt,  Hpt. 

Apure,  il-p(6-ra. 

Apurimac,  fl-pc6-ri-mak. 

Aqui,  fl'kwE. 

Aquila,  fl'kwE-lq. 

Aquin,  fl-kan. 

Aquino,  fl-kwe-no. 

Arabia,  A-ra-bi-a. 

Aracan.     Se  {Arrucan,} 

Aracati,  fl-rq-kq-te. 

Arad,  SL'rad. 

Arad,  Or'od. 

Arafat,  Ar'a-fat. 

Aragon,  Ar'a-gon;  [S/J.  fl-rq-gon.l 

Araguay,  Hr-q-gw|. 

Araiche,  A-raJ. 

Aral,  Ar'al. 

Aranjuez,  fl-rqn-hwet. 

Aransas,  Ar-an-sas. 

Arapahoe,  Ar-ap-a-ho. 

Ararat,  Ar'a-rat. 

Aras,  Ar'as,  er 

Araxes,  Ar-aks-ez, 
Arauca,  fl-r's-kq. 
Araucanians,  Ar-e-ka-ne-anz. 
Arbe,  fl/''ba. 
Arbroath,  flr-brot. 
Arcadia,  flr-ka-di-a. 
Archangel,  flrk-an-jel. 
Archipelago,  flr-ks-pel-a-go. 
Arcis,  fl?'-se. 
Areola,  fl/'-ko-Iq. 
Arcot,  Hr-kot. 
Ardebil,  flr'de-bil. 
Ardeche,  il/'-daJ. 
Ardelan,  flr-de-lan. 
Arden  or  Ardennes,  Rr-den. 
Ardencaple,  flr'den-kap-el. 
Ardrah,  ilr'dra. 
Arechat  or  Arichat,  Ar-e-Jat. 
Arecivo,  fl-ra-se-vo. 
Aremberg,  Ar'em-b6rg. 
Arensburg,  fl'renz-berg.     Se 

{A)-nsber(/.y 


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743 


Arequipa,  0-ra-ke-pq,. 

Arezzo,  fl-ret-so. 

Argentan,  A/'-jjon-ton. 

Argentaro,  flr-jen-tq-ro. 

Argenteuil,  A/'-jon-tiil. 

Argentine,  Hr'jen-tjn. 

Argentiere,  A;'-3on-tE-4''. 

Argoon,  Argoun,  or  Argun,  Hr- 
gAn. 

Argos,  flr'gos. 

Argostolij  A^'-gos-to-lg. 

Argun.     Se  {Argoon.} 

Argyle  or  Argyll,  Hr-gil. 

Argyro  Castro,  Ar'ge-ro  K(^s-tro, 

Arica,  fl-re-kq. 

Ariege,  fl-re-aj. 

Arimathea,  Ar-i-ma-te-a. 

Arinhos,  fl-ren-yos. 

Arispe,  H-ris-pa.  [se, 

Arkansas,  flr-kan-sas,  (yr  fl.r'kan- 

Arkeeko,  flr-kE-ko. 

Arklow,  Hrk'lo.  l^erg.) 

Arlberg,   Hrl'berg.     Se   {Adler- 
Arles,  flrlz:  [i^^.J  Arl. 
Armagh,  ilr-mq. 
Armagna<',  A^'-mqn-y^k. 
Armenia,  flr-ms-ni-a. 
Armentiere,  Ar-mon-te-4''. 
Armstrong,  flrm'stroij. 
Arnhein,  flrn'hem:  ritn,  elso, 

Arnheim,  Hrn'hjm, 
Arno,  flr'no. 
Arnon,  flr'non. 
Arnsberg,    Hrnz'berg;    {Ger.) 

Arnz-herg. 
Arnstadt,  Arn'stqt. 
Aroer,  Ar'o-er. 

Arolsen,  Ar'ol-sen,  er  il'rol-sen. 
Aroostook,  Ar-c6s-t<l)k. 
Arpino,  A;'-pE-no. 
Arques,  flrks. 
Arraean,  Ar-a-kan,  er 

Aracan,  Ar'a-kan. 
Arran,  Ar'an, 
Arrapahoe,  A-rap-a-ho.     Ss 

{ArajMkoe.y 
Arras,  Ar'as;  [Fr.]  fl-r^s. 
Arriege,  S?,. 
Arrisberg,  Ar'is-berg. 
Arroe,  Ar'o;  mor  korektli, 

^roe. 
Artois,  Ar-twq. 
Arundel,  Ar'un-del  (in  Eng.y 
Arundel,  A-riin-del  {Ui  S.} 
Asaph,  Az'af. 
Asben,  As-ben. 
Ascension,  A-sen-Jon. 
Aschaffenburg.  AJ-af-en-burg; 

{ Ger.)  H-Jqt-en-burg. 
Ascoli,  fls'kco-lE. 


Ascutncy,  As-kdt-ni. 
A&hantee,  AJ-an-te;   suaitjmz 

ritn  {Achanti.)  [tus. 

Ashdod,  AJ'dod  (  Azotus,  Az-o- 
Ashe,  AJ. 

Ashmunein,  AJ-mcD-njn. 
Ashover,  AJ'o-ver. 
Ashtabula,  AJ-ta-b4-la. 
Ashtaroth,  AJ'ta-rot. 
Ashton,  AJ'ton. 
Ashuelot,  AJ'wE-lot. 
Asia,  il'fi-n. 

Asna,  As'nq.     Se  {£sne.} 
.  Aspern,  fls'pem. 
Asphaltites,  As-fal-tj-tgz. 
Aspropotamo,  As-pro-pot-a-mo. 
Assam,  A-sam. 
Assen,  fls'en. 
,  Assiniboin,  A  sin-i-bern. 
Assisi,  A-SE-SE. 
Assouan  er  Assuan,  fls-w^n. 
Assumption,  A-sdmp-Jon. 
Asterabad,  fls-ter-a-bqd,  w 

Astrabad,  ils-tra-bqd. 
Asti,  fls'te. 
Astorga,  ils-ter-gq. 
Astoria,  As-t6-ri-a.  [kan, 

Astracan,  or  Astrakhan,  As-tra- 
Asturias,  fls-toi-rE-qs. 
Atiicama,  il-tq-kq-mq 
Atauai,  H-t-s-j.     Se  {Atooi.} 
Atbara,  At'ba-rq. 
Atchafalaya,  Aq-af-a-lj-a. 
Atcheen,  or  Acheen,  Aq-en. 
Ath  or  Aath,  fit. 
Athapescow,  At-a-pes-ko,  er 

Athabasca,  At-a-bas-ka. 
Athboy,  At'bef. 
Athens,  Afc'enz. 
Athlone,  At-l<an. 
Athol,  At'ol  er  fl'tlol. 
Athos,  At'os. 
Athy,  At-j. 
Atico,  R-tE-ko. 
Atina,  fl-ts-nq. 
Atlantic,  At-lan-tik. 
Atlas,  At'las. 
Atooi,  fl.-t<l)-j. 
Atrato,  R-trq-to. 
Atri,  R'tre. 
Attala,  At'a-la. 
Atter,  Rt'er. 
Attigny,  Rt-EU-ys. 
Attock,  A-tok,  er 

Attock  Benares,  A-tok  Ben-q- 

rEz. 
Attruck,  At-ruk. 
Atuai,  R-t<i)-|. 
Aube,  Ob. 
Aubenas,  Ob'nq. 


Aubigny,  O-bin-ye. 
Auburn,  0'bum. 
)  Auburn,  9'burn. 
Aubusson,  0-be-s6n. 

Auch,  OJ. 

Aude,  G)d. 

Audenarde,  O-den-ani. 

Auerbach,  3'er-bqk. 

Auerstadt,  "5'er-stat. 

Augela  er  Aujila,  9'J8-la. 

Augsburg,  Ogz'burg. 

Augusta  er  Agosta,  0-gds-ta. 

Augustine  (St.j,  O-gas-ten. 

Augustovo,  9-gds-tcj-vo. 

Aunis,  O'nE. 

Aurich,  U'rik. 

Aurillac,  O-rel-yqk. 

Aurungabad,  O-rup-ga-b^d. 

Austerlitz,  9s'ter-liis. 

Austral,  9s'tral. 

Australasia,  9s-tral-a-J'i-a. 

Australia,  93-tra-li-a. 

Austria,  9s'tri-a. 

Autauga,  9-to-ga. 

Autun,  (D-tuii. 

Auvergne,  O-vern  er  0'v4ra, 
.  Aux  Cayes,  O  Ka. 

Auxerre,  0-s4''. 

Ava,  R'va. 

Avatchka.     Se  {Aivafska.} 

Avallon,  R-vq-luh. 

Avatscha,  A-vats-ka. 

Aveiro,  R-va-e-ro. 

Avella,  R-vel-q. 

Avellino,  R-vel-E-no. 

Avenches,  R-ronj". 

Averno,  R-ver-no. 

Aversa,  R-ve/--sq. 

Avesnes,  R-van. 

Aveyron,  R-va-rcJn. 

Avignon,  R-vsn-yon. 

Avila,  R've-lq. 

Avlona,  Rv-lo-nq. 

Avon,  il'von. 

Avranches,  Rv-ron. 

Awatska,  A-wats-ka,  er 
Avatchka,  A-vqq-ka. 

Awe,  9. 

Axoom,  Axoum,  or  Axum,  Aks. 
(6m. 

Ayacucho,  f-q-kLO-qo. 

Ayamonte,  'f-a-mon-ta. 

Ayasoolook,  'I-a-stT)-la)k. 

Aylesbury,  31z'ber-i. 

Ayr,  A.r. 

Ayrshire,  ^'Jsr. 

Azerbaijan,  Rz-er-bj-jqn. 

Azof.  Azoph,  or  Azov,  Az'of. 

Azores,  Az'iiirz. 


B. 


Baalbce,  Bql-bek.    Se  {Balbec.} 
Baba,  Cape,  Ba-b^  Kap. 
Babel-mandel,  Ba-bel-man-del. 
Bacchiglione,  Bq-kfil-yw-na. 
Baehian.  Bak-i-an. 
Badagry,  Ba-dag-ri. 
Badajos,  Bad-a-hos. 
Baden,  Bq-dcn. 
Budenweiler,  Bq-den-wj-ler. 
Badku,  Bqd-ktf),  er 
Bakoo,  Bq-kiD. 


Baeza,  or  Baeca,  Bq-a-bq. 
Baffa,  Bqf-q. 

Baffin's  iBay.)  Baf-inz  (Ba.) 
Bngdad.  Bcig-dqd,  er  Bag-dad 
Baghermeh,  Bq-ger-mE. 
Bagnarea,  Bqn-yq-ra-q. 
Bagneres  de  Bigorre,   Bqn-y4»' 

de  Be-gor. 
Bagneres  de  Luehon,   Bqn-y4'* 

de  Lq,-Juh. 
BagQols,  Bqn-yol. 


Bagnorea,  Bqn-yo-ra-q. 
Bahamas,  Ba-ha-maz. 
Bahar,  Bq-har. 
Bahari,  Bq-hre. 
Bahia,  Bq-E-q. 
Bahireh,  Bq-hE-re. 
Bahlingen.  Bq-li;i-en. 
Bahr-el-Abiad,  Bar-el-R'bi-qd. 
Bahr-el-Azrek,  Bar-el-Rz'rek. 
Bahr-el-Merj,  Bar-el-Merj.    Se 
{M  Margi.) 


744 


J80GRAFIKAL  N£IMZ. 


Baikal,  Bj-k(^l. 

Baireuth,  Bj-rtt)6. 

Bairout,  Bi-rODt.    Ss  {Beyroot.) 

Baja,  Bq,-yq. 

Bajada,  or  Baxada,  Bq,-h4-dq. 

Bakon,  or  Bakou,  Bq-kdb. 

Baku,  Bq-koo. 

Balaghauts,  Bal-a-gets. 

Balaklava,  Bal-a-klq-vq. 

Balaruc,  Bq-lq-rtak. 

Balasore,  Bal-a-sor. 

Balbee,  Bal-bek,  er  Bal-bek. 

Balcash,    Bal-kaJ.      Se    {Bal- 

kash.y 
Baldwin,  Beld-win. 
Bale,  Brjl.     Ss  (Basel.) 
Balearic,  Bal-e-ar-ik,  ('Plandz.) 
Balfurosh,  Bal-fur-oJ,  er 

Balfroosh,  Bal-frcJbJ.    Ritn  el- 

SQ  {Balfroiich,}  and    {Bal- 

/rvsck.y 
Bali,  Bal-i.     Se  {Bally.} 
Balize,  Bq-lez. 
Balkan,  Bql-kqn. 
Balkash,  Bql-k(y. 
Balkh,    Bqlk.       Ritn    elso 

{Biilkh.} 
Ballard,  Bal-ard. 
Balls  ny's,  Bal-e-niz, 
Ballina,  Bal-e-nq. 
Ballinasloe,  Bal-in-a-sl6. 
Ballston,  Belz-ton. 
Ballston  Spa,  Balz-ton  Spq. 
Bally,  Bal-i. 

Bally-shannon,  Bal-i-|an-on. 
Baltic,  Bel-tik. 
Baltimore,  Bel-ti-mor,  er  Belt- 

E-mor. 
Baltingglass,  Belt-in-glds. 
Bamakoo,  Bam-a-kro. 
Bambarra,  Bam-bar-a. 
Bamberg,  Bqm-be?'g. 
Bambook,  Bam-bAk. 
Bamian,  Bq-ms-qn. 
Bammakoo,    Bam-a-kd).      Se 

{Bamakoo.} 
Bamoo,  Bq-mA. 
Banca,  Bar)-ka. 
Bancallary,  Ban-kal-a-ri. 
Bancout,  Bqn-kdot. 
Banda,  Ban-da. 
Bandon,  Ban-don. 
Banffshire,  Bamf-Jer. 
Bangalore,  Baij-ga-lor. 
Bangkok,  Bai)-k6k. 
Bangor,  Bag-gor. 
Banica,  Bq-ne-kq. 
Banjarmassin,  Ban-yar-ma-sin. 
Bann,  Bqn. 
Bannacks,  Ban-aks. 
Bannoekburn,  Ban-ok-bdrn. 
Bantam,  Ban-tam. 
Bantry,  Ban-tri. 
Bapaume,  Bq-pom. 
Baraba,  Bar-a-bq. 
Baraiche,  Ba-raq. 
Barataria,  Bar-a-ta-ri-a. 
Baracoa,  Bar-a-k(5-a. 
Barbados,  or  Barbadoes,   Bar- 

ba-doz. 
Bar-le-duc,  Bar-le-diik. 
Barbary,  Bqr-ba-ri. 
Barbour,  Bqr-ber. 
Barbuda,  Bar-b(6-da. 
Barca,  Bqr-ka. 
Barcellos,  Bar-s6I-os. 


Barcelona,  Bqr-ta-16-nq. 

Barege,  Bq-raj. 

Bareilly,  Bar-a-le. 

Bari,  Bq-re.  [n,as.) 

Barinas,  Bq-ren-qs.    Se  (  Fart- 

Barletta,  Bar-let-q. 

Barmen,  Bqr-men. 

Barnaul,  Ba/'-n'sl. 

Barnegat,  Bqr-ne-gat. 

Barnsley,  Bqrnz-le. 

Parnstable,  Bqrn-sta-bl. 

Barnstaple,  Bqrn-sta-pl. 

Barnwell,  Bqrn-wel. 

Baroach,  Bq-roq. 

Baroda,  Bar-o-da. 

Barometz,  Bar-o-mets.  [to. 

Barquisimeto,    Bqr-kwe-se-me- 

Barra,  Bar-a,  er  B^r-q. 

Barraux,  Bar-d). 

Barre,  Bar-e. 

Barrege,  or  Barege,  Ba-raj. 

Barren,  Bar-en. 

Barrima,  or  Barima,  Bq-re-mq. 

Barrow,  Bar-o. 

Barry,  Bar-i. 

Bartsch,  Ba/'q. 

Basel,  B4'"^6l. 

Basman,  Bqs-m^n. 

Basque,  Bask. 

Basrah,  Bqs-r4. 

Bassano,  Bq-sq-no. 

Bassas,  Bas-as. 

Basse-terre,  Bqs-t4»*. 

Bassora,  B^s-o-rq,  er 

Basrah,  Bas-ra. 
Bastan,  Bds-tan. 
Bastia,  Bqs-te-q. 
Bastogne,  Bqs-tony. 
Bastrop,  Bas-trop. 
Batavia,  Ba-ta-vi-a. 
Bathurst,  Bat-urst. 
Batiscan,  Bq-tis-kqn. 
Baton  Rotige,  Bat-on  Rcdj. 
Batroon,   Batroun,   ar   Batrun, 

Bq-trdEin. 
Battaglia,  or  La  Battaglia,  I4 

Bq-t41-yq. 
Batticaloa,  Bat-i-ka-lca-a. 
Bausset,  Bo-sa. 
Bautzen,  B'st-sen. 
Baux,  Bq. 
Bavaria,  Ba-va-ri-a. 
Bayao,  Bq-yq-can. 
Bayazid,  or  Bayazeed,  Bj-a-zed. 
Bayeux,  Bq-yiv 
Bayla,  Bella,  or  Bela,  Ba-lq. 
Bayonne,  Bq-yon. 
Bayou,  Bj-oo. 
Bayreuth,  Bi-rdbt. 
Bazarjik,  Bq-zar-jek. 
Bazas,  Bq-zq. 
Baztan,  Baz-tan. 
Beaminster,  Be-mins-ter. 
Beam,  Ba-ar. 
Beaucoup,  Bo-krf)p. 
Beaufort,  Bi\,-fort. 
Beaujeu,  Ba-i^i],. 
Beauley,  B6-le. 
Beaune,  Bon. 
Beauvais,  Bo-va. 
Bedfordshire,  Bed-ford-Jer. 
Bednore,  Bed-nur. 
Bedouin,  or  Beduin,  Bed-m-in, 

er  B^d-o-wen. 
Beechey,  Be-qe,  [{Bider.} 

Boeder,   Be-der.     Ritn    elso 


Beeroo,  Be-rdo. 

Beersheba,  Be-^r-Je-ba. 

Befort,  Ba-for.'   Se  {Belfori.} 

Behring's,  Be-rii)z. 

Bella,  Ba-8-lq.     Se  {Biela.} 

Beira,  Ba-e-rq. 

Beiroot,  or  Beirout,  Ba-MOt.    Se 

{Bei/root.} 
Beith,'  Bet. 
Beja,  Ba-jq. 

Bejapoor,  Be-ja-pdar.  [ed. 

Beled-el-Jereed,  Bel-ed-el-Jer- 
Belem,  Bel-ei). 

Belfast,  Bel-fast,  er  Bel-fdst. 
Belfort,  Bel-for. 
Belgium,  Bel-je-um. 
Belgrade,  Bel-grad. 
Belknap,  Bel-nap. 
Bellefontaine,  Bel-fon-tan. 
Bellefonte,  Bel-font. 
Belle  Isle,  or  Bellisle,  Bel-jl, 
Bellemonte,  Bel-mont. 
Belleville,  Bel-vil. 
Bellinzona,  Bel-in-za-nq. 
Belmonte,  Bel-mon-ta. 
Beloochistan,  Bel-di-qis-tqn. 
Belurtag,  Be-lur-tag. 
Belvidere,  Bel-ve-der. 
Beloor,  Be-lc6r. 
Belovar,  Bel-o-var. 
Bembaroughe,  Bem-bq-rdoh,  er 

Bem-ba-rrf)g-e. 
Bembatook,    Bem-ba-t*f)k.     Se 

{BomletoTc.} 
Benares,  Ben-q-rez. 
Bencoolen,  Ben-kcf)-len. 
Bendemir,  Bend-e-mer. 
Bender,  Ben-der. 
Benevente;  Ben-a-ven-ta. 
Benevento,  Ben-e-ven-to. 
Bengal,  Ben-gel.  [zs. 

Bengazi,  or  Benghasy,  Ben-g^- 
Benguela,  Ben-ga-lq. 
Beni,  Ba-ne. 
Benin,  Ba-nen. 
Benisooef,  or  Benisouef,   Ben- 

e-swef. 
Benjarmassin,  Ben-jar-ma-sen, 
Ben  Nevis,  Ben  Ng-vis. 
Bennington,  Ben-ii)-ton. 
Benowm,  or  Benaum,  Ben-im. 
Bensaleni,  Ben-sa-lem, 
Bensheim,  Bens-hjm. 
Bentheim,  Bent-hjm. 
Berar,  Ba-rqr. 
Berat,  Ber-^t. 
Berbera,  Ber-ba-ra. 
Berbice,  Ber-bes. 
Beresina,  or  Berezina,  Ber-ez- 

e-nq. 
Berezoff,  Ber-ez-6f. 
Bergamo,  Be?'-gq-m(a. 
Bergen,  Ber-gen,  {Europe.} 
Bergen,  Ber-jen,  {U.  S.} 
Bergenhuus,  Berg-en-hoDs. 
Bergenopzoom,  Berg-en-op-Z(5m. 
Bergoo,  or  Bergou,  Ber-gct>. 
Bergopzoom,  Berg-op-zcim. 
Bergues,  Berg. 
Berhampoor,  Ber-ham-p6r, 
Berkley,  Berk-li. 
Berkshire,  Berk-Jer. 
Berlin,  B^r-li'n,  [G.]  Be?'-lEn, 
Bermudas,  Ber-mtf)-daz. 
Bern,  or  Berne,  Be?n. 
Bernard,  St.,  Sant  Ber-nard. 


J80GRAFIKAL  NffMZ. 


745 


Bernardino,  Ber-nni'-di-na. 
Bernardotte,  Ber-nar-dot. 
Bernburg,  Becn-bcorg. 
Berrien,  Ber-i-en. 
Bertie,  Ber-te. 

Berut,  Ba-nfit.     Se  {Beyroot.} 
Berwick,  Ber-wik,  {  IT.  S.) 
Berwick,  Ber-ik,  {Eng.} 
Berwickshire,  Ber-ik-Jer. 
Berytus,  Ber-tus. 
Besancon,  fiez-on-son. 
Bessarabia,    Bes-a-ra-bi-a,    6i' 

Bes-q-rq-be-q. 
Bethabara,  Bct-ab-a-ra. 
Bethany,  Befi-a-ni. 
Beth  Dagon,  Bet  Da-gon. 
Bethel,  Bet-el. 
Bethlehem,  Bet-le-hem. 
Bethsaida,  Bet-sa-da. 
Bethshean,  Bet-Js-an. 
Betlis,  Bet-lis.     Ss  {Bitlis.} 
Bevedero,  Ba-va-da-ro. 
Beveland,  Bev-el-and,  [Z>.]  Ba- 

vel-qnt. 
Beveren,  Bev-er-en. 
Beverley,  Bev-er-le. 
Beverly,  Bev-er-li. 
Bewdley,  Bq,d-le. 
Beyra,  or  Beira,  Ba-e-rq. 
Bexar,  Ba-hqr,  er  Ba-qr. 
Beyroot,  Berut,  Beirut,  or  Bai- 

rout,  Ba-rcot,  [T.]  Bi-rcttt. 
Beziers,  Ba-ze-a. 
Bhamo,  or  Bhanmo,  Bq-mo.    Se 

{jDamoo.y 
Bhatgong,  Bat-goi). 
Bhering,  Ber-ifl.    Ss  {Beliring.\ 
Bhootan,  Boo-ten.    Ss  {Bpotan.) 
Bhopal,  B6-pol.     Ss  {Bopaul.') 
Bhurtpoor,  Burt-pdor. 
Biafra,  Bs-af-ra. 
Bialystok,  Bs-ql-is-tok. 
Bidassoa,  Bid-a-so-a. 
Biddeford,  or  Bideford,  Bid-e- 

ford. 
Bider,  Be-der.     Se  {£eeder.} 
Biel,  Bsl, 

Bienne,  Bs-en,  [Fr.] 
Biela,  Be-a-lq. 
Bielefeld,  Be -la-felt. 
Bielgorod,  Bel-go-rod. 
Bienne,  Bi-en 
Bieque,  Bs-a-ka. 
Bilbao,  Bil-bq-Q:  of n  ritn  (Bilboa.) 
Biled-ul-Gerid,  Bil-ed-ffil-jer-sd. 
Billerica,  Bi-ler-ik-a. 
Billston.  Bils-ton. 
Bilma,  Bil-ma. 
Biloxi,  Be-loks-g. 
Bingazi,  Bin-ga-zs. 
Bingen,  Bii]-en. 
Bingham,  Biii-am. 
Binghamton,  Biii-am-ton. 
Bio-bio,  Be-o-bg-o. 
Biorneborg,  Bs-er-ne-borg. 
Birket-el-Keroon,  or  Keroun, 

Ber-ket-el-Ker-dbn,  6r 

Birket-el-Koorn,  Ber-ket-el- 

KcDrn. 
Birket-el-Marioot,  —  Mq-re-dot. 
Birlat,  Ber-lqt. 
Birma,  Ber-ma,  6r 

Burma,  Bur-ma. 
Birmingham,  Ber-mig-ham. 
Birr,  Ber. 
Biscay,  Bis-ka. 


Bisnagar,  Bis-na-gqr. 

Bissagos,  Bis-q-gos. 

Bistineau,  Bis-te-no. 

Bitlis,  Bit-lss. 

Blackford,  Blak-furd. 

Bladen,  Bla-den. 

Blanc,  Mount  [Fr.  Mont  Blanc, 

Mon  Blqn.] 
Blanco,  Blan-ko. 
Blankenburg,  BIai)k-en-burg. 
Blanquilla,  Blqij-kel-yq. 
Bias,  St.,  Sq  Blqs, 
Bias,  St.  (Mexico).    Se  {San 

Bias.} 
Bledsoe,  Bled-so. 
Bleiberg,  Bli-berg. 
Blenheim,  Blen-im. 
Blois,  Blwq. 

Boa  Vista,  Bo-q  Ves-tq. 
Bocage,  Bo-kqj. 
Bochna,  B6k-nq. 
Boden-See,  Bo-den-Sa. 
Bodmin,  Bod-min. 
Boduayn,  Bo-dco-an. 
Boeof,  Bef. 

Bog,  sumtimz  ritn  (Boug,)  Boog. 
Boglio,  B61-yo. 
Boglipoor,  Bia-gli-pdor. 
Bogota,  B(D-go-tq. 
Bohemia,  Bo-he-mi-a. 
Bohmerwald,  B6-mer-weld. 
Boisee,  Ber-sa. 
Bois-le-Duc,  Bwq-la-Dq^k. 
Bojador,  Boj-a-dor. 
Bokhara,  Bo-kq-rq,  er 

Bucharia.  Bq-ka-re-a. 
Bolbec,  Bol-bek. 
Bolee,  Bo-ls. 

Bolivar,  Bo-ls-var,  er  B61-i-var. 
Bolivia,  Bo-liv-i-a. 
Bologna,  Bo-16n-yq. 
Bolsena,  Bol-sa-nq. 
Bolsover,  Bol-so-ver. 
Bolton-le-Moors,  Bol-ton-le-Moors. 
Bolzano,  Bol-z^-no. 
Bombay,  Bom-ba. 
Bombetok,  Bom-bs-tok. 
Bona,  Bu)-na. 

Bonaventura,  Bo-na-ven-tq^-ra. 
Bona  Vista,  B6-na  Vis-ta,  or 

Boa  Vista,  B6-a  Vis-ta. 
Bondou,  Bon-d'8. 
Boness,  Bo-nes. 
Bonifacio,  Bo-ns-f^-qC). 
Bonin,  Bo-nen. 
Bonn,  Bon. 
Boom,  Bom. 
Boone,  BcDn. 

Booraits  or  Bouretes,  Bm-rats. 
Boorkas,  Bourgas,  or  Burgas, 

BdSr-gqs. 
Booroon  w  Bouroun,  Boo-rcfin. 
Boorsa,     Se  {BiUna.} 
Boossa  or  Boussa,  Btfjs-q. 
Bootan,  m'  Bhootan,  BiD-tqn. 
Boothia,  Bdbt-i-a. 
Bopaul,  ]5o-pel. 
Borba,  Ber-bq. 
Borcette,  Bo?'-set. 
Bordeaux,  Bor-do,  er 

Bourdeaux,  Boor-do. 
Boree,  Bo-re. 
Borgne,  Bern. 
Borneo,  Ber-ne-o. 
Bornhalm,  Born-horn. 
Borneo,  Ber-mf);  ritn  elso  Bomou. 


Borodino,  Bor-o-de-no. 
Boscawen.  Bos-ka-wen. 
Boshuanas,  BoJ"-i],-an-as,  er 

Betchuanas,  Bet-qq-an-as. 
Bosna-Serai,  Bos-nq-Ser-j. 
Bosnia,  B6s-ni-a. 
Bosporus,  B6s-po-rus. 
Bosrah  or  Bozrah,  B6z-ra. 
Bostan,  Bos-tqn. 
Bosteng,  Bos-teg. 
Boston,  Bos-ton. 
Bosworth,  Boz-wurt. 
Botany  Bay,  B6t-a-ni  Ba. 
Botetourt,  B6t-e-turt. 
Bothnia,  B6t-ni-a. 
Botzen,  Bot-zen. 
Bouillon,  Bj)-El-y6n. 
Boujeiah,  Bro-ja-yq. 
Boulogne,  Ba)-16n. 
Bourbon,  Bttr-bon. 
Bourbon,  (A")/.,)  Bur-bon. 
Bourbon  Lancy,  BcD/'-bon  Lan-se. 
Bourbon  L'Archambault,   Boor- 

bon  Lq?'-Jqm-bQ. 
Bourbonnes-les-Bains,  Bojr-bon- 

la-ban.  [da. 

Bourbon  Vendee,  Bcor-bon  Vqn- 
Bourdeaux  or  Bordeaux,  BoQr-do. 
Bourg,  HiXir. 
Bourgas,  Bi»r-gqs. 
Bourges.  Boj/g. 
Bouro,  Bflo-ro. 
Boursa  or  Boorsa,  Bdor-sa. 
Bouton,  BiD-ton. 
Bovienes,  Bo-ven. 
Bowdoin,  Bo-den  (Kolej). 
Bowie,  BA-E. 
Boyne,  Bern. 
Bozzolo,  B6t-so-lo. 
Brabant,  Brq-bant. 
Bracken.  Brak-en. 
Bradford,  Brad-ford. 
Bradley,  Brad-li. 
Braga,  Brq-gq. 
Brahma,  Brq-ma. 
Brahmapootra,  Brq-ma-pdot-ra,  or 

Burrampooter,  Bur-am-pdbt-er. 
Braidalbin,  Bred-al-bin. 
Branco,  Brqi)-ko. 
Brandenburg,  Bran-den-burg. 
Brandywine,  Bran-di-wjn. 
Bras  d'or,  Brq  do/'. 
Braunau,  Br'x-n's. 
Braunsberg,  BrSuz-be/g. 
Brava,  Brq-vq. 
Braxton.  Braks-ton. 
Brazil,  Bra-zil;  Brq-zel. 
Brazos,  Brq-zos. 
Brazoria,  Braz-6-ri-a. 
Brazza,  Brqt-sq. 
Breathitt,  Bret-it. 
Breckenridge,  Brek-en-rij. 
Brecknock,  Brek-nok,  or 
Brecon,  Brek-on. 
Breccon,  Brek-on. 
Breda,  Bra-dq. 

Bregentz  or  Bregenz,  Bra-gents. 
Breisach,  Brj-zqk. 
Breitenback,  Bri-ten-bqk. 
Bremen,  Brem-en  or  Bra-men; 

{V.  S.)  Bre'-men. 
Breneau,  Bren-o. 
Brenta,  Bren-ta. 
Brescia,  BreJ-i-a  or  Br^J-q. 
Breslau,  Bres-le  or  Br^s-ls. 
Brest,  Brest. 


746 


JSOGRAFIKAL   NaMZ. 


Bretagne,  Bre-ti^ny,  er 

Brittany,  Brit-a-ni. 
Breton,  Brit-on. 
Briancon,  Bre-on-san. 
Briare,  Bre-4r. 
Bridgenorth,  Brij-nert. 
Bridgeport,  Brij-port. 
Bridgetown,  Brij-fsa. 
Bridge  water.  Brij-we-ter. 
Bridport,  Brid-port. 
Brieg,  Brsg. 
Briel,  Brel. 
Brienne,  Bre-en. 
Brienz,  Bre-ents, 
Brighton,  Brj-ton. 
Brindisi,  Brin-de-se. 
Brisach,  Brs-zqk. 
Brisgau,  Bris-g's. 
Bristol,  Bris-tol. 
Britain,  Brit-en. 
Brittany,  Brit-a-ni. 
Brixen,  Briks-en. 
Brixham,  Briks-am. 
Brocken,  Brok-en. 
Bred,  Brod. 
Brody,  Br6-di. 
Broek,  Briak. 
Bromberg,  Brom-berg. 
Bromley,  Briim-ls. 
Brondolo,  Bron-do-lo. 
Brookline,  Brtak-lju. 
Brooklyn,  Bruik-lin. 
Broome,  Broom. 
Brough,  Bruf. 
Bruchsal  Brtak-sql. 
Bruck,  Bruk. 


Bruges,  Brdb-jez. 
Bruhl,  Br<JDl. 
Briinn,  Brain  or  Brn,n. 
Brunswick,  Brunz-wik. 
Brusa,  Bnt-sa. 
Brussels,  Briis-elz;  [Fr.] 

Bruxelles,  Bri],-sel. 
Bryan,  Bri-an. 
Brzezany,  B^a.-^(^-n^. 
Buehan,  Biik-an. 
Buchanan,  Buk-an-an. 
Bucharia,  Bn,-ka-ri-a. 
Buchorest,  B^-kio-rest,  ei 

Bucharest,  Bi^-ka-rest. 
Buckeburg,  Buk-E-burg. 
Buckingham,  Biik-ir)-am. 
Buckinghamshire,  Biik-ig-am-Jgr. 
Buda,  B^-da. 
Budweis,  Bdbd-wjs. 
Buen  Ayre,  Bwen  i'ra. 
Buenaventura,  Bwa-nq-ven-t<f)-rq. 
Buena  Vista,  Bwa-nq  Vis-tq. 
Buenos  Ayres,  Bcj-nus  £I'riz. 
Buffalo,  Buf-a-lca. 
Bug,  BoDg. 
Bailth,  Bilt. 
Bujalance,  Bq,-ja-lqn-ss. 
Bukharia,  Bq-ka-ri-a. 
Bukke  Fiord,  Btok-a  Fg-Jird. 
Bulama,  Bq-la-mq. 
Bulgaria,  Bul-ga-re-a. 
Bulaeh,  BA-lqk. 
Bulkh,  Bulk. 
Buncombe,  Bdi)k-um. 
Bundeleund,  Bun-del-kdnd. 
Bunder  Abassee  {or  Abassi,) 


Bun-der  A-bas-E. 
Bunpoor,  Bun-pi-OT. 
Buntzlau,  Bunts-1's. 
Burdwan,  Biird-wen. 
Bureau,  Bq-ro. 
Burg,  Burg;  [(?.]  Bia?'g. 
Burgas,  Bdbr-gqs. 
Burgdorf,  Bco/'g-derf. 
Burgos,  iimr-gas. 
Burgundy,  Bdr-gun-di. 
Burhampoor,  Bur-ham-p<j5r. 
Burke,  Burk. 
Burlington,   Bur-lig-ton. 
Burma,  Bur-ma. 
Burnley,  Burn-Is. 
Burrampooter,  Bur-am-pcB-ter. 
Bursa,  Bc6r-sq,  er 

Brusa,  Br6-sa. 
Burseheid,  Bcbr-Jit. 
Burslem,  Bdrs-lem. 
Burton,  Bur-ton. 
Bury,  Ber-e. 
Busaco,  Bcb-S(^-ko. 
Bushire,  BcD-Jer. 
Buteshire,  Bqt-Jer. 
Butler,  But-ler. 
Butow,  Bdb-tov. 
Butrinto,  Bq-trin-to,  er 

Bootrinto,  Bco-trin-to. 
Buttermere,  But-er-mer. 
Buxton,  Buks-ton. 
Buzzard's  Bay,  Buz-ardz  Ba. 
Byam  Martin,  Bj-am  Mqr-tin. 
Byraghur,  Bi-rq-gur. 
Byzantium,  Bi-zan-Je-um. 


C. 


Cabarras,  Ka-bar-as. 

Cabell,  Kab-el. 

Cabenda,  Kq-ben-da. 

Cabes,  Kqb-ez  er  Kqbz;  ritn  elso 

Gabes  and  Gabs. 
Cabool,  Caboul,  Cabul,  Caubul, 

Ka-b(61. 
Cabrera,  Kq-bra-rq. 
Cabulistan,  Kq-bi61-is-tqn. 
Caceres,  Kq-ta-rez. 
Cachao,  Kaq-^-o. 
Cachias,  Kq-Je-qs. 
Cachoeira,    Kq-Jo-a-e-rq.      Se 

{CoM/eira.} 
Cacongo,  Ka-kon-go, 
Caddo,  Kad-o. 
Cadiz,  Ka-diz,  [S/j.]  Kq-dit. 
Cadore,  Ka-dwr. 
Cadron,  Kad-ron. 
Caen,  Kon. 

Caermarthen,  Ker-mar-den. 
Caernarvon,  Ker-nar-von. 
Caerphilly,  Kqr-fil-i. 
Caesarea    Philippi,    Ses-a-re-a 

Fil-ip-i. 
Caffraria,  Kaf-ra-rE-a. 
Caffres,  Kaf-erj. 
Cafiristan,  Kaf-i-ris-tan. 
Cagliari,  K({\-yq^-TZ. 
Cahawba,  Ka-he-ba. 
Cahokia,  Ka-hti-ki-a. 
Cahoi'S,  </?•  Cahoes,  Ka-hcaz. 
Caidareta,  Ki-dq-ra-tq. 
Cairngerm,  Kqrn-germ. 
Cairo,  Ka-ro,  (  U.  6'.} 


Cairo,  Kj-ro,  {Egypt.y 
Caithness,  Kat-nes. 
Calabar,  Kal-a-bqr. 
Calabria,    Ka-la-brg-a,  er  Kq- 

Iq-br£-q. 
Calahorra,  Kq-lq-6r-q. 
Calais,  Kal-Ls  [F,:]  Kq-la. 
Calamata,    Kal-q-mq-tq. 
Calamianes,  Kal-q-ms-q-nez. 
Calatayud,  Kq-lq-tq-ydbd. 
Calatrava,  Kal-a-trq-va. 
Calbongos,  Kql-bog-gias. 
Calcasieu,    Kql-ka-Jq,  6r  Kul- 

ka-Jq. 
Calcutta,  Kal-kiit-a. 
Caldas  da  Rainha,  Kql-dqs  dq 

Rq-en-yq. 
Calder,  Kel-der. 
Caldwell,  Kold-wel. 
Caledonia,  Kal-e-da-ni-a. 
Calenberg,  Kal-en-berg. 
Calhoun,  Kal-hcfin. 
Calicut,  Kal-i-kut. 
California,   Kal-i-for-ni-a. 
Callao,  Kq-l(^-ci,  &r  Kql-y^-o. 
Callapooya,  Kal-a-p<f)-ya. 
Callaway,  Kal-a-wa. 
Callies,  Kq-l£S. 
Calraar,  or  Kalmar,  Kal-mar. 
Calne,  Kqn. 

Caltagirnne,  Kql-ta-JE-ro-na. 
Caltanisetta,  Kal-tq-ng-set-q. 
Calumet,  K.il-yq-met. 
Calvados,  Kql-vq-dos,  er  Kql- 

vq-dcDS. 


Calvary,  Kal-va-ri. 
Calvert,  Kal-vert 
Calvi,  Kql-VE. 
Camargo,  Kq-ma?'-gcD. 
Camanche,     Kq-mqn-qa.      Ss 

(  GmtiancTie.') 
Camarones,  Kam-ar-(5-nez. 
Cambahee,  Kam-ba-he. 
Cambay,  Kam-ba. 
Cambodia,  Kam-bo-di-a,  6r 

Cambodja,  Kam-bo-ja,  er 

Camboge,  Kam-boj. 
Cambray,  or  Cambrai,  Kam-bra, 

vr  Kqn-bra. 
Cambria,  Kam-bri-a. 
Cambridge,  Kam-brij. 
Cambridgeshire,  Kam-brij-Jer. 
Camden,  Kam-den. 
Camerones,  Kam-er-o-nez. 

Cameroons,  Kam-er-donz. 
Caminha,  Kq-men-yq. 
Campagna,  Kqm-pqn-yq. 
Campbell,  Kam-el. 
Campbelltown,  Kam-el-t'sn. 
Campeachy,  or  Campeche,  Kam- 

pe-qs. 
Campo  Basso,  K(^m-po  Bf^s-O. 
Cana,  Ka-na. 
Canada,  Kan-a-da. 
Canaguan,  Kan-a-gw^n. 
Canajoharie,  Kan-a-jo-har-E. 
Canandaigua,  Kan-an-da-gwa. 
Cananea,  Kq-nq-na-q. 
Cananore,  Kan-a-nor. 
Canara,  Kan-a-ra. 


J80GRAFIKAL  NOMZ. 


747 


Canaries,  Ka-na-rez. 
CanatT',  Grand,  Grand  Ka-na-ri. 
Canasauga,  Kan-a-se-ga. 
Canastota,  Kan-a-sto-ta, 
Canaveral,  Kan-av-e-ral. 
Cancao,  Kqn-kq-o. 
Candahar,  Kan-da-har. 
Candeish,  Kan-deJ. 
Candia,  Kan-di-a,  »r 

Crete,  Kret. 
Canea,  Kan-£-a. 
Caniapuscaw,  Kan-i-ap-u3-ke. 
Canisteo,  Kan-is-t£-o. 
Cannouchee,  Kan-cD-qe. 
Canoga,  Kan-6-ga. 
Canonicut,  Ka  non-i-kut. 
Canonsburg.  Kan-onz-burg. 
Canso,  6r  Canseau,  Kan-so. 
Cantal,  Kon-tql. 
Canterbury,  Kan-ter-ber-i. 
Cantire,  Kan-tir. 
Canton,  Kan-ton,  (C!  i9.) 
Canton,  Kan-ton,  (  China.) 
Cape  Breton,  Kap  Brit-on. 
Cape  Girardeau,  Kap  Je-rar-do. 
Cape  Haitien,    Kap    Ha-ti-en, 

\_Fr.]  Kqp  B.-£-tE-an. 
Cape  Palmas,  Kap  Pal-mas. 
Capetown,  Kap-t'sn. 
Cape  Verd   Islands,  Kap  Verd 

i'landz. 
Cape  Vincent,  Kap  Yin-sent. 
Capernaum,  Ka-per-na-um. 
Capitanata,  Kq-pe-tq-n^-tq,. 
Capo  d'Istria,  Kq-po  Dis-tre-q. 
Capri,  Kq-pre.  {seli.) 

Capsali,  Kqp-sq-k.     Se  {Kap- 
Capua,  Kap-Ti,-a,  [It.]  Kq-pcD-q. 
Caqueta,  Kq-ka-tq. 
Caracas,  Kar-ak-as,    [Sp.]  Kq- 

rq-kqs. 
Caraman,  Kqr-q-mqn. 
Caramania,  Kar-a-ma-ni-a. 
Caravellas,  Kqr-q-vel-qs. 
Carbon,  Kqr-bon. 
Carbonara,  Kqr-bo-nq-rq. 
Carcassonne,  Kar-kq-s6n. 
Cardenas.  Ka?-den-qs. 
Cardiff,  or  Caerdiff,  Kqr-dif. 
Cardigan,  Kqr-di-gan. 
Cardiganshire,   Kqr-di-gan-Jer. 
Cardona,  Kar-do-na. 
Cariaco,  Kar-i-q-ko. 
Caribbean  Sea,  Kar-i-bg-an  Se. 
Caribbee  Islands,   Kar-i-be  ¥ 

landz. 
Caribou,  Kar-E-bc6. 
Carinthia,  Ka-rin-ti-a. 
Carlisle,  Kar-ljl. 
Carlow,  Kqr-lcD. 
Carlowitz,  &r   Karlowitz,  'Kqr- 

lo-vits.  [bad. 

Carlsbad,  &r  Karlsbad,    Kqrlz- 
Carlscrona,  Kqrlz-knij-nq,  er 

Carlscroon,  Kqrlz-krdin.  [rdo. 
Carlsruhe,  or  Karlsruhe,  KaHz- 
Carlstadt,  &r  Karlstadt,    Karl- 

stqt. 
Carmagnola,  Kqr-man-yo-la. 
Carmel,  Kqr-mel. 
Carmen,  Kqr-men. 
Carmo,  Kqr-mo. 
Carmona,  Kar-mo-na. 
Carnatic,  Kar-nat-ik. 
Camaul,  Kar-nel. 
Carniola,  Kar-ni-o-la. 


Carolina,  Kar-o-li-na. 
Caroni,  Kq-ro-ns. 
Carpathian,  Kar-pa-ti-an. 
Carpathus,  Kqr-pa-tus. 
Carpentaria,  Kqr-pen-ta-ri-a. 
Carpentras,  Ka;-|Xiri-trqs. 
Carrara,  Kq-rq-rq. 
Carriacou,  Kar-E-a-kcfc. 
Carrick-fergus,  Kar-ik-fer-gus. 
Carrik  on  Suir,  Kar-ik  on  Ei\,r. 
Carroll,  Kar-ol. 
Cartagena.  Kqr-ta-je-na, 
Cartago,  Kar-tq-go. 
Carthagena,  Kqr-ta-jg-na. 
Carter,  Kqr-ter. 
Carteret,  Kqr-ter-et. 
Carvoeiro,  Ka/'-vo-a-E-ro. 
Casac,  Kq-^qk. 
Casale,  Kq-sq-la. 
Casal  ilaggiore,    Kq-sql   ilqd- 

JQ-ra. 
Casanana,  Kas-a-nq-nq. 
Casbin,  er  Kazbin,  Kqz-ben. 
Caschau,  KaJ--s. 
Cashalton,  Kas-her-tn. 
Cashan,  6r  Ka^han,  Kq-Jqn. 
Ca-shel,  KaJ-el. 
Cashgar,  KaJ-gqr. 
Cashmere,  KaJ-mEr. 
Cashna,  KaJ-na. 
Casiquiare,  Kq-se-ke-q-ra. 
Caspian,  Kas-pi-an. 
Casscl,  Kds-el. 
Cassina,  Ka-se-na. 
Cassiquiari,  Kas-E-kws-q-rE. 
Castello    Branco,     Kqs-tel-o 

Bran-ko. 
Castiglione,  Kqs-tel-yo-na. 
Castillon,  Kqs-tEl-yon. 
Castile,  Kas-tsl. 
Castine,  Kas-ten. 
Castlebar,  Kas-l-bqr. 
Castleton,  Kas-1-ton. 
Castro,  Kqs-tro. 
Castro  Giovanni,   K^s-trca  Jo- 

vqn-£. 
Casween,  Kas-wen. 
Caswell,  Kas-wel. 
Catabamba,  Kq-tq-bqm-bq. 
Catahoula,  er  Catahoula,  Kat- 

a-h6-la. 
Catalonia,  Kat-a-lo-ni-a. 
Catamarca,  Kq-tq-ma/'-kq. 
Catania,  Kq-tq-ns-q. 
Catanzaro,  Kq-rqn-zq-ro. 
Catawba,  Ka-te-ba. 
Cateau  Cambresis,  Kat-o  Kqm- 

bre-SE.  [stqt. 

Catharinenstadt,  Kat-a-rs-nen- 
Catharina,    St.,     Sant    Kat-a- 

rj-na. 
Cathay,  Kat-a. 
Catmandoo,  Kat-man-dco. 
Catoche,  Kq-to-qa. 
Catorce,  Kq-td/--sa. 
Catskill,  Kats  kil. 
Cattaraugus,  Kat-a-re-gus. 
Cattaro,  Kq-tq-ro.  [gat. 

Cattegat,  i>r   Kattegat,   Kat-£- 
Caubul,  Ko-bifjl. 
Cauca,  K-s-kq. 
Caucasus,  Ko-ka-sas. 
Caune.  Kon. 
Cava,  Kq-vq. 
Cavaia,  Kav-a-lq. 
Cavan,  Kav-an. 


Cavery,  6r  Cauvery,  Ke-ver-e, 
Cawnpore,  Ken-por. 
Caxamarca,  Kq-hq-ma/'-kq. 
Ca.xatambo,  Kq-hq-tqm-bo. 
Caxias,  or  Cachias,  Kq-Js-as. 
Caxoeira,  er  Cachoeira,  Kq-Jo- 

a-E-rq. 
Caycos,  Kj-kos. 
Cayenne,  Kj-en. 
Cayes,  Ka. 
Cayman,  Kj-mqn. 
Cayuga,  Ka-yq-ga. 
Ca3ruse,  Ka-j^qs. 
Cazembe,   Kaz-em-be. 
Cazenovia,   Kaz-en-(j-vi-a. 
Cebu,  SE-b(&.     Se  {Zebu.} 
Cecil,  Sis-il. 

Cedron,  Se-dron.    Se  {Kidron.y 
Cefalu,  fe'ef-q-lO). 
Celano,  t'a-lq-no. 
Celebes,  Sel-e-bez. 
Celle,  or  Zelle,  Tsel-e. 
Cenis,  Sa  nes. 
Cephalonia,  Sef-a-lo-ni-a. 
Ceram,  SE-ram. 
Cerigo,  Ger-s-gca. 
Cerignola,  Ser-iu-yo-lq. 
Cervera,  Ser-va-rq. 
Cervia,  fe'er-vi-q. 
Cervin,  Ser-van. 
Cervione,  Ser-ve-6-na. 
Cesena,  Ca-sa-nq. 
Ceuta,  Sq,-ta,  [.S/>.]  He-OD-tq. 
Cevennes,  Sa-ven. 
Cevero   Vostotchnoi,    Sev-er-o 

Vos-toc-nff. 
Ceylon,  Se-lon,  or  Sil-6n. 
Chacao,  t'a-kq-o. 
Chaco,  6q-ko. 
Chagong,  6a-gqi). 
Chagres,  fe'q-gres. 
Chalagskoi,  Zql-qg-skff. 
Cbaleur,  Zal-ifcr. 
Chalons-snr-Marne,  Sq-loii-sur- 

Ma?-n.  [Son. 

Chalons-sur-Saone,  Xq-lon-sur- 
Chambers,  Ham-heTZ. 
Chambersburg,  t'am-berz-burg. 
Chambery,  Xon-ba-re. 
Chambloe,  Eam-ble. 
Chamil,  Kq-mgl.    Se  {KTutmil.} 
Chamouny,  Sq-ma)-ne. 
Champagne,  Xqra-pqny. 
Champaign,  Eam-pan. 
Champlain,  Sam-plan. 
Chandeleur.  Zan-dE-la>r. 
Changhai,  Za;)-hi. 
Chaii;rmai,    er    tchangmai, 

Eaij-mj. 
Chapala.  Gq-jjq-lq. 
Chapel  Hill,  (-.'ap-el  Hil. 
Chapultepec,  fe'q-piDl-ta-pek. 
Charasm,  Kq-raz-m.     Se  {Khor 

ras^m.) 
Charcas,  Gar-kqs. 
Charente,  Xq-rqht. 
Chariton,  far- i -ton. 
Charkow,  Kar-kof. 
Charlemont,  Sqrl-mont. 
Charieroi,  Xqrl-rwq. 
Charleston,  t'qriz-ton. 
Charlestown,  fc'qriz-fsn. 
Charleville,  Ea/l-vil. 
Charlevoix.  Sqr-le-vff. 
Charlotte.  Xqr-lot. 
ChariottesviUe,  Eqr-lots-Til. 


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JEOGRAFIKAL  NQMZ, 


Charlton,  Gqrl-ton. 
Chartres,  Ea/'-tr. 
Charybdis,  Ka-rib-dis. 
Chatauque,  Sa-tii-kwE,  er 

Chautauque,  Xo-te-kwe. 
Chateauguay,  Eat-o-ga. 
Chateaudun,  Eq-to-dun. 
Chateau-Gonthier,  Eq-to-Goii- 

t£-a. 
Chateauroux,  Xq-to-rc6. 
Chat-el-Arab,  Xqt-el-fl'rqb. 
Chatellerault,  Xq-tel-ro. 
Chatham,  t'at-am. 
Chattahooche,  Gat-a-hcfi-qe. 
Chattooga,  fe'a-t<6-ga. 
Chaumont  {France),  Xca-mah. 
Chaumont  \N.  Y.),  Xo-m6. 
Chautauque,  Sa-te-kws. 
Chazy,  Ea-ze. 
Chebucto,  Ee-buk-to. 
Chedabucto,  Eed-a-bnk-to. 
Chelekhof,  Sel-e-kof. 
Chelicut,  Gel-i-kut. 
Chelmsford,  Cemz-ford 
Chelsea,  Gel-se. 
Cheltenham,  Gelt-nam. 
Chemnitz,  Kem-nits, 
Chemung,  Ee-mdi). 
Chenango,  Es-nai)-go, 
Chenyang,  Gen-yag. 
Chenaub,  Ge-neb. 
Chepstow,  6ep-sto. 
Cher,  Eq^r. 
Cherasco,  Ke-ras-ko. 
Cheraw,  dle-re. 

Cherburg,  Eer-burg  er  S4^-ba)?'. 
Cherokee,  Ger-o-kt. 
Cherso,  Ker-so. 
Cherson,  Ker-son. 
Chersonesus.  Ker-scD-na-sus 
Chertsey,  Ges-i. 
Chesapeake,  Ges-a-pek. 
Cheshire,  GeJ-ir. 
Chester,  Ges-ter. 
Chesterfield,  Ges-ter-fsld. 
Chesuncook,  Ge-siin-kuk. 
Chetimaehes,  Get-i-maq-iz  er 

Eet-maJ. 
Cheviot,  Giv-i-ot. 
Cheyenne,  Es-en. 
Chiana,  Ks-q-nq. 
Chiapa,  Ge-q-pq. 
Chiari,  Ke-^-re. 
Chiavari,  K£-4-v(i-re. 
Chiavenna,  Ke-a-ven-a. 
Chicago,  Ei-ke-gQ. 
Chichester,  Gic-es-ter. 
Chickamaga,  Gik-a-me-ga. 
Chickapee,  Gik-a-pe. 
Chickahominy,  Gik-a-hom-i-ni. 
Chickeeles,  Gg-ka-lis. 
Chickasaw,  Gik-a-se. 
Chicot,  Ee-ko. 
Chiem  See,  Kem  Sa. 
Chienne  or  Cheyenne,  Ee-^n. 
Chieti,  Ke-a-te. 
Chignecto,  Eig-nek-to. 
Chihuahua,  Gs-wq-wq. 
Chikailis,  Ge-ka-lis. 
Chili,  Gil-E:  [Sp.]  Chile,  Ge-la. 
Chillicothe,  Gil-i-k6t-£. 
Chiloe,  Gcl-ca-a  (elmost  Gil-wa.) 
Chilts,  Gilts. 

Chimborazo,  Gim-bQ-r^-zo. 
China,  GJ-na. 
Chinaub,  Ge-neb. 


Chin  India,  Gin  In'di-a, 
Chinchilla,  Gin-qel-yq. 
Chinsura,  Gin-sq,-ra. 
Chinyang,  Ein-yag. 
Chioggia,  Ke-od-jq. 
Chios,  Ke-os. 
Chippenham,  Gip-nam. 
Chippewa,  Gip-E-wa. 
Chippeway,  Gip-e-wa. 
Chipuscoa,  Ge-pus-ko-a. 
Chiquitos,  Gfi-ks-tos. 
Chissoumaton,  Eis-oo-mq-toii  &r 

Eis-tti-mq-tog. 
Chiswick,  Giz-ik. 
Chittenden,  Git-en-den, 
Chittore,  Git-6r. 
Chivasso,  Ki-vas-o. 
Choco,  Go-ko. 
Choctaw,  Gok-te. 
Choczim,  Kot-sim. 
Cholmondely,  Giim-li. 
Cholula,  GQ-lcf)-lq. 
Chonos,  G6-nos  (flrkipelago). 
Chorasan,  Ko-ra-san. 
Chorley,  Ger-ls. 
Choubar,  G*-bqr. 
Chowan,  Go-wen. 
Christiana,  Kris-ti-an-a. 
Christiania,  Kris-tg-q-ne-q. 
Christiansand,  Kris-tE-qn-sqnd. 
Christianstadt,  Kris-te-an-stat, 
Chrudim,  Kr6-dim. 
Chudleigh,  Gdd-le. 
Chulahoma,  Gn-la-ho-ma. 
Chumbul,  Gum-bul. 
Chumleigh,  Gum-l£. 
Chuprak,  G(f)p-rq. 
Chuquisaca,  GcD-ke-s^-kq. 
Chur,  Koor. 
Churchill,  Gurq-il. 
Ciara,  SE-i^-ra;  ritn,  elso,  Ceara 

and  Seara. 
Cicacole,  Sik-a-kol. 
Cienfuegos,  SE-en-fwa-gos. 
Cilly,  Sil-i:  [G.]  Tsil-£. 
Cimarron,  SE-mar-6n. 
Cimbebas,  Sim-ba-bas. 
Cinaloa,  Sin-q-lo-q. 
Cincinnati,  Sin-sin-d-ti. 
Cinque  Ports,  Sigk  Parts. 
Cintra,  Sin-tra  er  Sfin-trq. 
Circars,  Ser-k^rz. 
Circassia,  Ser-kaJ-i-a. 
Cirencester,  Sis-£-ter. 
Cirknitz,  Serk-nits. 
Cittadella,  Git-q-del-q. 
Ciudad  Real  {SjMin},  IiE-co-dqd 

Ra-41. 
Ciudad  Real  {Mexico),  SE-ca-d^d 

Ra-41. 
Ciudad  Rodrigo,  EE-cD-dad    Ro- 

drE-gcs. 
Civita  Vecchia,  6'£-VE-tq  Yek-£-q. 
Clackmannan,  Klak-man-an. 
Clagenfurth  er  Klagenfurth, 

K14-gen-fcDrt. 
Claiborne,  Kla-burn. 
Clalams,  Klal-amz. 
Clamecy,  Klqm-SE. 
Clara,  Klq-rq. 
Claremont,  Kl;ir-£-mont. 
Clausenburg,  Kl's-sen-burg. 
Clausthal  er  Klausthal,  Kl'ss-tql. 
Clayton,  Kla-ton. 
Clearfield,  KlEr-f£ld. 
Clermont,  Kler-mont. 


Clermont  Ferrand,  Kler-m6ii 

Fer-on.  [land. 

Cleveland  or  Cleaveland,  KIev- 
Cleves,  KIevz. 
Clicsa,  Klek-sq. 
Clifton,  Klif-ton. 
Clinton,  Klin-ton, 
Clitheroe,  Klid-er-o. 
Clogher,  K16h-er. 
Cloghnakilty,  Kloh-na-kil-tE,  er 

Clonakilty,  Klon-a-kil-ti. 
Clonmell,  Klon-mel. 
Closterbav,  K16s-ter-ba. 
Clyde,  Kijd. 
Clydesdale,  Kljdz-dal. 
Coahoma,  Ko-a-ho-ma. 
Coahuila,  Ko-q-WE-lq. 
Coango,  Kc)-ar)-gQ. 
Coanza,  Ko-an-za. 
Cobbe,  K6b-8. 
Cobee  or  Gobi,  Ko-bE. 
Cobija,  Ko-bE-hq. 
Coblentz,  Kob-lents. 
Cobu,  Ko-boo. 
Coburg,  K6-burg. 
Cochabamba,  Ko-kq-b^m-bq. 
Cochin,  Ko-qsn. 
Cochin  China,  KiD-QEn  Gj-na. 
Codogno,  Ko-dilin-yo. 
Codorus,  Ko-do-rus. 
Coeslin,  Kes-lEn. 
Coetivi,  Ko-et-E-VE. 
Coeur  d'Alene,  Koor  da-Inn. 
Coevorden,  Kco-vor-den. 
Coeymans,  KwE-manz. 
Cognac,  K(Dn-yqk. 
Cohahuila  er  Coahuila,  Ko-q- 

wE-lq, 
Cohasset,  Ko-has-et. 
Cohoes  er  Cohoos,  Ko-hoz. 
Coimbatoor,  Ko-im-ba-tdir,  er 

Coimbatore,  Ko-im-ba-tiir. 
Coimbra,  Ko-im-bra  er  Ko-em- 

brq. 
Colborg,  Kol-berg. 
Colchester,  K61-qes-ter. 
Colding,  Kol-dii). 
Colerain,  Kol-ran. 
Colima,  Ko-l£-mq. 
Colleton,  K61-£-ton, 
Collumpton,  Kol-dm-ton. 
Colmar,  Kol-mqr. 
Colnbrook,  K'sn-bnak. 
Colne,  Koln. 
Cologna,  Ko-lon-yq. 
Cologne,  Ko-16n. 
Colombia,  Ko-lom-bs-q. 
Colombo,  Ko-16m-bcD,  er 

Columbo,  Ko-liim-bo. 
Colonsa,  K61-on-sa,  er 

Colonsay,  K61-on-sa. 
Colorado,  Kol-o-rd-do. 
Colosse,  Ko-16s-£. 
Coluguape.  Ko-to-gwq-pa. 
Columbia,  Ko-lum-bi-a. 
Columbiana,  Ko-lum-bi-an-a. 
Columbo,  Ko-lum-bo. 
Columbretes,  Kol-um-bra-tEZ. 
Columbus,  Ko-liim-bus. 
Comae,  Koj-mak. 
Comanche,  Ko-man-qE,  er 

Camanche,  Ka-man-qE. 
Comayagua,  Ko-mj-q-gwq, 
Combermere,  Kom-ber-mEr. 
Comines,  Ko-mEn. 
Como,  K6-mo. 


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Comorin,  Kom-o-rin. 
Comurn  er  Komorn,  KQ-morn. 
Comoro,  K6m-o-ro. 
Concan,  K6i)-kan. 
Conception,  Kon-sep-Jon. 
Conchas,  Kon-kqs. 
Conchas,  Koa-Jqs. 
Concord,  Kog-kord. 
Concordia,  Kon-ker-di-a. 
Conde,  K6n-d£  dr  Kon-da. 
Coneeocheague,  Kon-E-ko-qeg. 
Conecuh,  Ko-nt-ka. 
Conemaugh,  K6n-E-m9. 
Conestoga,  Kon-es-to-ga. 
Conesus,  Ko-ng-sus. 
Congaree,  Kog-ga-re. 
Congleton,  Koi)  gl-ton. 
Congo,  K6r)-go. 
Conuaught,  K6n-et. 
Conneaut,  Kon-E-et. 
Connecticut,  Kou-et-i-kut. 
Conococheague,  Kon-o-ko-qt'g. 
Constance,  Koa-stans. 
Constantina.  Kon-stqn-tg-nq. 
Constantinople,  Kon-stan-ti-no- 

pl,  Y^vr];.\  Stambool,  Stqm-bajl. 
Conway,  Kon-wa,  e/' 

Conwy,  K6n-wE. 
Cooch  Bahar,  Kct)k  Ba-har. 
Coomassie,  KiB-mas-s. 
Coos,  KcDs. 
Coosa,  Ka)-sa. 

Coosawhatchie,  KiO-se-haq-i. 
Copake,  Ko-pak. 
Copano,  KQ-pu-no. 
Copenhagen,  Ko-pen-ha-gen. 
Copiah,  Ko-pi-a. 
Copiapo,  Ko-pi-a-pu. 
CopimescaTv,  Ko-pim-es-ke. 
Coquet,  K6k-et. 
Coquimbo,  Ko-kEm-bo. 
Corachie,  Kor-a-qe. 
Corbach,  K6/'-bqk. 
Corbeau,  Kor-bii. 
Corbeil,  Ker-bal. 
Corcyra,  Kor-si-ra. 
Cordilleras,  Kor-dil-e-ras. 
Cordova,  Kor-do-vq,  or 

Cordoba,  Ker-do-bq. 
Corea,  Ko-rE-a. 
Corfu,  Kor-f6  or  Ker-fq. 
Corinth,  Kor-int. 
Cornwall,  Korn-wel. 
Coro,  Ko-ro. 

Coromandel,  Kor-o-man-del. 
Coronation,  Kor-o-na-Jon. 
Corone,  Ko-ro-nE. 
Corpus  Christi,  Ker-pus  Kris-tE. 


Correze,  Kor-az. 

Corrib,  K6r-ib. 

Corrientes,  Kor-i-en-tsz. 

Corsica,  Ker-si-ka. 

Corso,  Ker-so. 

Corte,  K67-ta. 

Cortland,  Kort-land. 

Cortona,  Ko/'-to-nq. 

Corunna,  Ko-nin-a. 

Corvo,  Ker-vo. 

Corydon,  K6r-i-don. 

Cos,  Kos. 

Cosala,  Ko-sq-lq. 

Cosenza,  Ko-sen-zq. 

Coshocton,  KoJ-ok-ton. 

Coslin,  Coeslin,  &r  Koslin,  Kes 

Ieu. 
Cosiguina,  Ko-sg-ge-nq. 
Cosne,  Kon. 
Cossacks,  Kos-aks. 
Cosseir,  Ko3-4r. 
Cossimbazar,  Kos-im-ba-zqr. 
Costarica,  Kos-tq-re-kq. 
Cosmoledo,  Kos-mo-Ia-do. 
Cotagayta,  Ko-tq-gj-tq. 
Cote  d'Or.  Kot  do?'. 
Cotes  du  Xord,  Kot  dq  No?'. 
Cothen  or  Coethen,  Ko-ten  or 

Ke-ten. 
Cotignola,  Ko-tEn-yol-q. 
Cotopaxi,  Ko-tQ-paks-E. 
Cottbus  or  Kottbus,  K6t-btt)S. 
Courland,  Kcnr-land. 
Courtableau,  Kor-tq-blca. 
Coartray  or  Courtrai,  KcDc-tra. 
Coutance,  Koo-tons. 
Coventry,  Knv-en-tri. 
Covington,  Kfiv-ir)-ton. 
Cowes,  K'sz. 
Cowela,  K's-E-ta. 
Cowelitsk,  K"s-E-litsk. 
Cracow,  Kra-ko. 
Crato,  Krq-to. 
Craven,  Kra-ven. 
Crawford,  Kre-ford. 
Creey,  Kres-E. 
Crefeld,  Kra-felt. 
Crema,  Kra-mq. 
Cremnitz,  Krem-nits. 
Cremona,  KrE-mo-na. 
Cressy,  Kres-i. 
Crete,  KrEt. 
Creuse,  KrcD2. 
Creutznaeh,  Krffts-nqk. 
Crevelt,  Krev-elt. 
Crimea,  Krim-s-a. 
Crittenden,  Krit-en-den. 
Croatia,  Kro-a-jE-a. 


Crockett,  Krok-et. 
Croghansville,  Kro-ganz-vil. 
Croix,  .St.,  Sant  Krer. 
Cromarty,  Krom-ar-ti. 
Cronstadt,  Kron-stqt. 
Croton,  Kro-ton 
Croydon,  Krff-don. 
Crozet,  Kro-za. 
Crystal,  Kris-tal. 
Csaba,  66b-q. 
Csongrad,  6'on-grqd. 
Cuama,  Kwq-mq. 
Cuba,  Kq-ba. 
Cubagua,  Kq-bq-gwa. 
Cuban,  Koo-bqn. 
Cuddalore,  Kud-a-16r. 
Cuddapah,  Kud-q-pa. 
Cuenca,  Kweg-kq. 
Cuiaba,  KwE-q-bq. 
Culhnacan,  Kcol-wq-kqn. 
Culiacan,  Kco-k-q-kqn. 
Culloden,  Kul-6-den. 
Culm,  Kulm. 
Culpepper,  Kul-pep-er. 
Culross,  Kul-ros. 
Cumana,  KcD-mq-n^. 
Cumania,    or    Rumania,    Kq- 

ma-nE-a. 
Cumberland,  Kdm-ber-land. 
Cuneae,  or  Cuneni,  K(j>-na-n£. 
Cummazee,  Kto-ma-js. 
Cunnersdorf,  Ka>n-erz-do?'f. 
Cupar,  KA-par. 
Curacoa,  Ki],-ra-S(5. 
Curaray,  Km-rq-rj. 
Curdistan,  Koor-dis-tan. 
Curische-Haff,  K(i)-riJ-e-Hqf. 
Currituck,  Kdr-i-tuk. 
Curuguaty,  Koo-nD-gwq-te 
Curzola,  Kmrd-ZQ-lq. 
Custrin,  or  Kustrin,  Kus-trEU. 
Cutch,  Kuq. 
Cuttack,  Kut-ak. 
Cuxhaven,    Kuks-ha-ven,    or 

Kiaks-hq-fen. 
Cuyaba,  Kin-yq-bq. 
Cuyahoga,  Kj-a-ho-ga. 
Cusco,  KdDS-ko. 
Cyclades,  Sik-la-dEz. 
Cynthiana,  Sin-ti-an-a. 
Cyprus,  Sj-prus, 
Cyrene,  Si-rE-ns. 
Cythera,  Sit-E-ra, 
Czaslau,  t'qs-l-s. 
Czemigow,  Ger-nE-gof. 
Czernowitz,  t'er-no-vits. 
Czirknicz,  or  Zirknitz,    Tserk 

nits. 


D. 


Dacca,  Dak-a. 

Daghestan,  Dq-gis-t^n. 

Dago,  Dq-go. 

Dahomey,    or    Dahomay,    Dii- 

ho-ma. 
Dahl,  Dql. 

Dair  el  Kamer,  Djr  el  Kqm-er. 
Dalagoa,  Dal-a-gii-a. 
Dalhousie,  Dal-hoo-ZE. 
Dalkeith,  Dal-kEt. 
Dallas,  Dal-as. 
Dalles,  Dalz. 
Dalmatia,  Dal-raa-jE-a. 


Dalton,  Del-ton. 
Damariseotta,  Dam-a-ris-kot-a. 
Damascus,  Da-mas-kus. 
Dambea,  Dam-bf-a. 
Damiotta,  Dam-i-et-a. 
Dampiers,  Dam-pErz. 
Danaw.  Dan-e. 
Danbury,  Dan-ber-i. 
Danda,  Dan-da. 
Dannemora,  Dqn-E-ma-rq. 
Dantzie,  Dant-zik. 
Danube,  Dan-yqb. 
Dara,  Dq-rq. 


Dardanelles,  Dqr-da-nelz. 
Darfoor,    Darfur,  or    Darfour, 

Dar-fajr. 
Darien,   Da-ri-cn. 
Darke,  Dqrk. 
Darlington,  Dqr-lii)-ton. 
Darmstadt,  Darm-stqt. 
Daroca,  Dq-ro-kq. 
Dartmouth,  Dqrt-muf. 
Darwar,  Dqr-war. 
Das  Mortes,  Dqs  ilor-tes. 
Dauas,  Du-qs. 
Dauphin,  D(')-fin. 


750 


JSOGRAFIKAL  NQMZ. 


Dauphine,  Do-fe-na. 

Davidson,  Da-vid-son. 

Davie,  Da-VE. 

Daviess,  Da- vis. 

Davis,  Da-vis. 

Dax,  Dqks. 

Dayton,  Da-tn. 

Deal,  Del. 

Dearborn,  Dgr-born. 

Debreczin,  &r  Debretzin,    Da- 

bret-sin. 
Decatur,  De-ka-tur. 
Deecan,  er  Dekkan,  Dek-an. 
Decize,  De-sej. 
Dees,  Das,  er  Daz. 
De  Gatt,  De  Gqt; 

De  Gata,  Da  G^-tq,  [Sp.] 
Deggendorf,  Deg-en-derf. 
Deir  el  Kammer,  Dir  el  K^m-er. 
DeKalb,  De  Kalb." 
Delagoa,  Del-a-go-a. 
Delaware,  Del-a-w^r. 
Delft,  Delft. 
Delfzyl,  Delf-zjI. 
Delgadii,  Del-gd-do. 
Delhi,  Del-hj,  {U.  S.) 
Delhi,  er  Dehli,  Del-e,  {Hin.} 
De  los  Martires,   Da  los  Mq- 

te-raz. 
De  los  Patos,  Da  leas  Pq-tos. 
Delta,  Del-tQ. 
Del  Valle,  Del  V^l-ya. 
Delvino,  Del-vi-no. 
Dembea,   Dem-be-a,   w   Dem- 

be-a. 
Demerara,  Dem-er-^-ra. 
Demona,  De-mo-na. 
Demopolis,  De-mop-cD-lis. 
Denbigh,  Den-be. 
Denbighshire,  Den-be-Jer, 
Denderah,  Den-der-a. 
Dendermonde,  Den-der-mon-de. 
Denis,  St.,  Sant  Den-is. 
Denmark,  Den-mqrk. 
Deptford,  Ded-ford. 
Derbend,  Der-bend. 
Derby,  Der-be,  er  Dqr-be. 
Derbyshire,  Der-be-Jer. 
Derne,  er  Derneh,  D^r-ne. 
Derr,  Der. 
Derreyeh,  Der-a-ye. 
Derwent,  Der-went. 
De  Rayter,  De  Rj-ter. 
Desaguadero,  Des-q-gwq-da-ro. 
Deseonocida,  Des-ko-no-se-dq. 
Deseada,  Des-e-^-da. 
Desengano,  Des-en-g^n-yo. 
Desha,  DeJ-a. 
Des  Moines,  De  M^n. 
Desna,  Des-nq. 
Despoblado,  Des-pc)-bl4-4(a. 
De  Soto,  De  S6-to. 
Dessau   Des-o. 
Detmold,  Det-mold. 
Detroit,  De-trfft. 
Dettingen,  Det-ig-en. 
Deutz,  Derts. 
Deux-ponts,  Dq-pon. 
Deventer,    er   Dewenter,    Da- 

ven-ter. 
Devizes,  De-vj-ziz. 
Devonport,  D6v-on-port. 


Devonshire,  Dev-on-Jer. 
Dhawalaghiri,  Da-wol-a-ger-g. 
Diarbekr,  Di-qr-bekr,  er 

Diarbekir,  De-ar-be-ker. 
Dibble,  Dib-e. 
Dibon,  Dj-bon, 

Die,  er  Diez,  Saint,  San  De-a. 
Diemen's  Land,  De-menz  Land. 
Diepholz,  Dep-halts. 
Dieppe,  Dyep,  er  De-ep. 
Diernstein,  Dern-stjn. 
Diest,  Dest. 
Dietz,  Dets. 
Digne,  Den. 
Dijon,  De-^iiin. 
Dillingen,  Dil-ir)-en. 
Dinagepore,  Din-aj-p6r. 
Diuant,  De-n6n,  er  De-nqnt. 
Dingle,  Dig-gl. 
Dinwiddle,  Din-wid-e. 
Dixmude,  Diks-mqd. 
Dizier,  Saint,  San  De-ze-a. 
Djidda,  Jid-a. 
Djokjokerta,  Jok-yo-ker-ta,  or 

Djocjoearta,  Jok-ycD-kqr-ta. 
Djoliba,  Jql-E-ba. 
Dnieper,  Ne-per. 
Dniester,  Ngs-ter. 
Doab,  er  Dooab,  Dct)-dib. 
Dofrafield,  Do-fra-fi-eld. 
Dokkum,  Dok-um. 
Dole,  Dol. 
Dolgelly,  Dol-gefi-le. 
DoUart,  Dol-art. 
Domingo,  Do-mig-go. 
Dominica,  Dom-e-ne-ka; 

Dominique,  Dom-e-nek,  [Fr.] 
Don,  Don; 

Doona,  Dt6-na. 
Don  Cossacks,  Don  Kos-aks. 
Donaghadee,  Don-a-hq-de. 
Donai,  Don-a. 
Donaldson,  Don-aid-son. 
Dancaster,  D6i)k-as-ter. 
Donegal,   Don-e-geL 
Donetz,  Do-nets. 
Donga,  Dog-ga. 
Dongola,  Doij-go-la. 
Donnai,  Don-j. 
Donnaghue,  Don-a-gq,. 
Doobaunt,  Doo-bent,  (Sr 

Doobaung,  Dcft-beg. 
Dooshak,  Dco-Jqk. 
Doost,  er  Doust,  Diftst. 
Dora  Baltea,  Do-rq  Bql-ta-q. 
Durak,  Du)-rqk. 
Dorchester,  Der-qes-ter. 
Dordogne,  Dor-dcin. 
Dordrecht,  Dert-rekt,  &r 

Dort,  Dort. 
Dornoch,  Der-nok. 
Dorpat,  D6?'-pqt,  6r 

Dorpt,  Derpt. 
Dorsetshire,  Der-set-Jer. 
Dothan,  Da-tan. 
Douai,  er  Douay,  Doo-a. 
Doubs,  D(J)bz. 
Douglas,  Diig-las. 
Donro,  Ddb-ro. 
Dover,  Du-ver. 
Dovrefield,  D6-ver-fi-eId. 
Dowlatabad,  D-s-la-ta-b^d. 


Downpatrick,  D-srn-pat-rik. 

Dracut,  Dra-kut. 

Draguignan,  Drq-gen-ydi. 

Drammen,  Drc^m-en. 

Drave,  Drqv. 

Drenthe,  Dren-te. 

Dresden,  Drez-den,  er  Draz-den. 

Dreux,  Drqh. 

Drin,  Dren,  6r 

Drino,  Dre-no. 
Drinna,  Drin-a. 
Drogheda,  Dro-he-da. 
Drohobicz,  Dro-ho-big,  er 

Drohovisch,  Dro-ho-visg. 
Droitwich,  Dr^t-iq. 
Drome,  Drom. 
Dromore,  Droo-mor. 
Drontheim,  Dront-im. 
Druses,  Drdb-ziz. 
Duanesburg,  Dq-anz-burg. 
Dublin,  Dub-lin. 
Dubno,  Ddbb-no. 
Dubois,  Dq-befz. 
Du  Buque,  Dq  Bq,k. 
Dudley,  Dud-li. 
Duero,  Dm-a-ro,  er  Dwa-ro. 
Duisburg,  Dq,-is-burg,  er  D<6- 

is-bia?'g. 
Dulce,  Rio,    Re-o  Dcol-sa,   er 

D(Jbl-ta. 
Dulcigno,  Ddil-qen-yG). 
Dulwich,  Ddl-iq. 
Dumbarton,  Dum-bqr-ton. 
Dumbartonshire,  Dum-bqr-ton- 

Jer. 
Dumblane,  Dum-blan. 
Dumfries,  Dum-fres. 
Duna,  DijE)-nq. 
Dunaburg,  D(6-a-burg  er  DcS-nq- 

boorg. 
Dunbeath,  Dun-bat. 
Dunbar,  Dun-bc^r. 
Dundalk,  Dun-dek. 
Dundas,  Dun-das. 
Dundee,  Dun-de. 
Dunfermline,  Dum-fer-lin. 
Dungannon,  Dun-gan-on. 
Dungarvon,  Dun-gqr-von. 
Dungeness,  Dun-jen-es. 
Dunkeld,  Dun-kel. 
Dunkirk,  Ddn-kerk. 
Dunsiunane,  Dim-sin-an. 
Dunwich,  Ddn-iq. 
Duplin,  Dq,-plin. 
Duquesne,  Dq-kan. 
Durance,  Dq-r6iis. 
Durango,  Da)-rai)-gc». 
Durazzo,  D(D-r4t-so,  er 

Duras,  DiD-r^s. 
Duren,  Dq-ren,  er 

Mark-Duren,  Mqrk-Dq,-ren. 
Durham,  Ddr-am. 
Durlaeh,  Diar-lqk. 
Diisseldorf,  Des-el-derf. 
Dutchess,  Ddc-es. 
Dutlingen,  D(£t-lii)-en. 
Duval,  Dq-v61. 
Duyveland,  De^-ve-lqnt. 
Dwaraca,  Dwa-r4-kq. 
Dwina,  Dwj-na. 
Dyersburg,  Dj-erz-burg. 
Dyle  er  Dyl,  Djl. 


JSOGRAPIKAL  N£[MZ. 


751 


E. 


Early,  Er'li. 
Easton,  Sst'on. 
Eastport,  gst'port. 
Bastville,  Sst'vil. 
Eaton,  St'n. 
Ebal,  8'bal. 
Eboe,  S-b<&,  or 

Ibou,  g-bc6. 
Ebro,  S'bro;  \Sp?\  a'bro. 
Ebsambul  w  Ebsambool,  Eb- 

sam-bc61. 
Eccloo,  Ek-l<f). 
Echternach,  ,Ek'ter-nak. 
Ecija,  a'tE-hq. 
Eckmiihl,  Ek'mel. 
Ecuador,  Ek-wq-dor,  er 

Equator,  8-kwa-tor. 
Eddystone,  Ed'i-ston. 
Edenton,  S'den-ton. 
Edfoo,  Ed'fcD. 
Edgarton,  Ed'gar-ton. 
Edgecombe,  Ej'kum. 
Edgefield,  Ej'feld. 
Edina,  8-dj-na. 
Edinburgh,  Ed'in-bur-o;ritn,  elsca, 

Edinborough. 
Edisto,  Ed'is-to. 
Edmundson,  Ed'mond-son. 
Edwafdsville,  Ed'wardz-vil. 
Eelah,  g'la. 
Effingham,  Ef'ir)-am. 
Eger,  Eg'er. 
Eghwaat,  Eg-hw^t. 
Egina,  S-ji-na. 
Egripo,  Eg'ri-po, 
Egypt,  8'jipt. 

Ehrenbreitstein,  U'ren-brjt-stjn. 
Eichstadt  er  Aichstadt,  ik-stet. 
Eilenburg,  t'len-burg. 
Eimbeck,  ^fm'bek. 
Eimeo,  i'me-o. 
Eisenach,  i'zen-qk. 
Eisenstadt,  "f'zen-stqt, 
Eisleben,  i's'la-ben. 
Ekatarinburg,  a-k4-tq-rEn-b(Drg. 
Ekatarinoslaf  or  -slav,  a-k4,-tq- 

ren-Q-sl^f.  [grad. 

Ekaterinograd,  B-kat-e-re-ncD- 
Ekostrof,  Ek-Q-str6f,  er 

Ekostrovskaia,  fl-ko-strov-skj-q. 
Ekron,  Ek'ron. 
El  Abiad,  El  fl'bi-qd. 
El  Arish,  El  fl'rij  er  El  fl-rej. 
Elatma,  a-lqt-mq,  er 

Yelatma,  Yel-at-mq. 
El  Azrek,  El  ilz'rek. 
Elba,  El'ba. 
El  Bassan,  El  Bq-s6n. 
Elbe,  Elb. 

Elberfield,  El'ber-feld. 
Elbert,  El'bert. 
Elbeuf,  El-biif. 
Elbing,  El'bii). 
Elboorz,  El-b(f)rz,  er 

Eibrooz,  El-br(J5z. 
Elehe,  El'qa. 
El  Dakhel,  El  D^-kel. 


Faaborg,  Fo-borg. 
Facnza,  Fq-en-zq. 
Fahlun,  P\'i-kt)n. 
Faeroe,  Fa-ro  er  Fa-TQ-e. 


El  Dorado,  El  Do-r^-do. 
Elena,  El-a-nq,  St. 
Elephanta,  El-E-fan-ta. 
Eleuthera,  8-li\,-te-ra. 
Elgin,  El'gin. 
Elginshire,  El'gin-Jsr. 
Elizabetgrad,  il-liz-q-bet-gri^d. 
El-Katif,  El-Kq-tef. 
El  Khargeh,  El  Kar-ga. 
Elkhart,  Elk'hart. 
Ellore,  El-or. 
EUwangen,  El'wqg-en. 
Ellsworth,  Elz'vFurf). 
El  Margi,  El  M^r-JE,  er 

Bahr  al  Merj,  Bar  el  Merj. 
El  Makkarif,  El  Mqk-q-ref. 
Elmina,  El-ms-nq. 
Elmira,  El-mj-ra. 
Elora,  8-ltI)-ra. 
El  Paso  del  Norte,  El  P^-so 

del  N6/'-ta. 
Elsinore,  El-sin-6r,  er 

Elsineur,  El'sE-ni|,r. 
Eluths  er  Eleuts,  El-E-cfits  er 

El-yqts. 
Elvas,  El'vas. 
Elwend,  El-wend. 
Ely,  8'lE. 

Emanuel,  8-man-yq,-el. 
Embrun,  Em'brun  er  On-brdii. 
Emden  er  Embden,  Em'den. 
Emesa,  Em'e-sa. 
Emineh,  Em-E-ne. 
Emmaus,  Em'a-us. 
Emmerich,  Em'er-ik,  &r 

Emrich,  Em'rik. 
Emmet,  Em'et. 
Enare,  En-q-ra,  er 

Enara,  En-q-ra. 
Enderby's  (Land),  En'der-bic. 
Endor,  En'dor. 
Engadine,  En-ga-dsn. 
Engedi,  Ei)'gEdj. 
P^nghien,  fln-gE-qn. 
England,  Ifl'gland. 
Engoor  er  Engour,  En-gdor,  and 

Enguri,  En-gA-rs. 
Enikale,  En-E-kq-la. 
Enisei,  En-i-sg. 
Enkhuizen,  Eiik-hff-zen. 
Enniscorthy,  En-is-kor-ti. 
Enniskillen,  En-is-kil-en. 
Ens,  Ens. 
Entre  Douro  e  Minho,  En'tra 

D6-ria  a  MEn-yo. 
Entre  Rios,  En'tra  Re-os. 
Eperies,  S-per-E-es;  {Hu?i.y 

£[-p6r-E-eJ. 
Epernay,  £I-per-na. 
Ephesus,  Ef'E-sus. 
Ephraim,  8'fra-im. 
Epinal,  Ep'i-nal. 
Epirus,  8-pj-rus. 
Equan,  8'kwon. 
Equator,  8-kwa-tor. 
Eraklia,  8-rak-li-a. 
Erbach,  Er'bqk. 


F. 


Faido,  Fj-du). 
Faioom  er  Faioum,  Fj-dom. 
Fairfax,  F4r-faks. 
Fairfield,  F4r-fEld. 


Erdod,  Er-d^d. 

Ercklee  or  Erekli,  Er-6k-le. 

Erfurt,  E/'fiart. 

Ergree  Kastree,  Er'gre  Kaa-tre. 

Ericht.  Er'ikt. 

Erie,  8'r£. 

Erin,  8'rin. 

Erivan,  Er-E-v6n. 

Erlangen,  Er'lqi)-en. 

Erlau,  Er'l's. 

Ermenek,  Er-men-ek. 

Erne,  Lough,  Loh  Ern. 

Erzroom,  Erz-rd)m;  ritn,  elso, 

Ardsroom,  Erzeroum,  and 

Erzrum. 
Erzgebirge,  Erts'ga-ber-gE. 
Escambia,  Es-kam-bi-a. 
Escurial,  Es-koQ-rE-i^l. 
Eskisara,  Es'kE-s^-rq,  er 

Eski-Sagra,  Es-ks-S^-grq. 
Eski  Shehr,  Es'ke  E^hr. 
Esmeraldas,  Es-ma-r^l-dqs. 
Esne,  Es'ne. 
Esopus,  8-s6-pus. 
Espiritu  Santo,  Es-pir-e-too  or 

il-spe-rE-tct)  San-tQ. 
Esquimaux,  Es'ke-mo. 
Essen,  Es'en. 
Essequibo,  Es-g-kE-bo,  er 

Essequebo,  Es-a-ka-bo. 
Essex,  Es'eks. 

Es  Sioot  er  Es  Siout,  Es  Se-dit. 
Esslingen,  Es'lig-en. 
Este,  Es'ta. 
Esthonia,  Es-to-ni-Q. 
Estill,  Es'til. 

Estremadura,  Es-tra-mq-ddb-rq. 
Estremoz,  Es-tra-m6z. 
Eszek,  Es'ek. 
Etampes,  £I-t6np. 
Ethiopia  er  ^Ethiopia,  S-ti-6- 

pi-a. 
Etienne,  Saint,  Sant  Et-e-^n. 
Etowah,  Et'o-wa. 
Etsch,  Eq. 
Evans,  Iv'enz. 
Eu,  U. 
Eupen,  CT'pen. 
Euphrates,  Yq,-fra-tEZ; 

Frat,  Frqt,  [Turh.] 
Eure,  Yqr  er  Ur. 
Europe,  Yq,-rop. 
Eustatius,  St.,  Sent  Yco-sta-Je-us. 
Eustis,  Yqs-tis. 
Eutaw,  Yq,-te.     St  {Viah.} 
Eutin,  CT-tEn. 
Euxine,  Yii,ks-in. 
Evesham,  EVz'ham  er  8vz'am. 
Evora,  Ev'o-ra;  ritn,  olso, 

Ebora,  Eb'o-ra. 
Evreux,  Ev-nq,- 
Exeter,  Eks'E-ter. 
Ewington,  Yix-ic-ton. 
Eyalet,  i'-y^-let. 
Eyder,  *'der. 
Eylau,  i'\s. 
Eyeo,  *'yo. 


Falaise,  Fq-laz. 
Falkirk.  Fel-kerk. 
Falkland,  Fok-land. 
Falmouth,  Fal-muK 


752 


jeOGRAFIKAL  N^MZ. 


Falster,  Fal-ster  or  F^l-ster. 
Falun  or  P^ihlun,  F^-loon. 
Fano,  Fq-nQ. 
Fano,  Fq-no,  er 

FanoL',  Fq-ne-a. 
Fanado,  Fq-nq-d<a. 
Fannin,  Fan-in. 
Faro,  Fq-rcD. 
Faroe,  Fa-ru. 
Farsistan.  Fqr-sis-t^n. 
Fauquier,  Fo-ker. 
Fayal,  Fj-ql. 
Fayette,  Fa-et. 
Fayette ville,  Fa-et-vil. 
Fayoum,  Fj-c6m. 
Feejee,  Fsj-JE. 
Fehrabad,  Fe-ra-bad. 
Felaniche,  Fel-an-E-q8. 
Feliciana,  Fe-lis-s-an-a. 
Felix,  St.,  Sent  Fe-liks. 
Feloops,  Fe-kbps. 
Feiuern,  Fem-eru. 
Femme  Osage,  Fqm  O-zqg. 
Fentress,  Fen-tres. 
Feodosia,  Fa-o-du-se-a. 
Fere.  La,  Lq  F^r. 
Fermanajj-h,  Fer-man-a. 
Fermo,  Fer-mo. 
Fermoy,  Fer-mff. 
Fernando  de  Noronha,  Fe;'-nqn- 

do  da  ^Q-rcin-yq. 
Fernando  Po,  Fer-nan-do  Po. 
Ferrara,  Fer-q-rq. 
Ferro,  Fer-<D. 
Ferrol,  Fcr-al. 
Fertit,  Fer-tit  ©?•  Fer-tst. 
Fez,  Fez,  er 

Fas,  Fas. 
Fczzan,  Fez-qn. 

Fichtelgebirge,  Fik-tel-ga-ber-ga. 
Fiesole,  Fyes-o-la  6r  Fes-o-le. 
Fifeshire,  F|f-Jer. 
Figeac,  Fe-gqk. 
Figueras,  Fe-ga-rqs. 
Fiji  dr  Feejee,  Fe-js. 
Finistere,  Fin-is-t4''. 
Finistere,  (Cape,)  Fin-is-t^r. 
Finland,  Fin-land. 
Finlay,  Fin-la. 
Finmark,  Fin-mqrk. 
Fismes,  Feui. 
Fittre,  Fit-ra. 
Flume,  Fyif)-mq. 
Fladstrand,  Flad-strand  er  Flqd- 

strqnd. 


Flanders,  Flan-derz; 

Flandre,  F16n-dr,  [Fr.] 
Fleche,  FleJ. 
Fleming,  Flem-ii). 
Flensburg,  Flenz-burg,  &r 

Flensborg,  Flenz-borg. 
Fleurus,  Flq-ri|,3. 
Florence,  Flor-ens. 
Flores,  Flo-res. 
Flour,  Saint,  San  Flow. 
Florida,  F16r-i-da. 
Flushing,  FliiJ-ir). 
Fluvanna,  Fh|-van-a. 
Foggia,  F6d-jq. 
Foglia,  F61-yq. 
Fogo,  FoJ-go. 
Fohr,  Fe?',  or 

Fohrde,  Fer-da. 
Foix,  Fwq. 
Foldvar,  F(ald-v4r. 
Foligno,  Fo-len-yo. 
Fondi,  F6n-dE. 
Fontainelileau,  Fou-tan-blo. 
Fontarabia,  Fon-ta-ra-be-a. 
Fontenay,  Font-na. 
Fontenay-le-Comte,  Font-na-la- 

K6n-ta. 
Fontenoy,  Fon-ten-ff;  [i^/'.] 

Fout-nwq. 
Fontevrault,  Fon-tev-ro. 
Foolah,  Ftt)-lq;  jenerali  ritn 

Foulah. 
Foota  Jallo,  Fdo-ta  Jal-o. 
Foota  Toro,  Fc6-ta  To-ro. 
Footcheoo,  F(/j-qE-c6. 
Forfar,  For-far. 
Forli,  For-l£. 

Formentera,  Fer-men-ta-rq. 
Formosa,  For-m(5-sa  (keld  bj  de 

d'jnEZ  Taiwan,  Ti-wqn). 
Forres,  For-EZ. 
Forsyth,  For-sjd. 
Fortaventura,  Fer-ta-ven-ttx-ra. 
Forth,  Forf!. 
Fossano,  Fos-q-no. 
Fotheringay,  Fod-er-ig-ga. 
Foudi,  F(Jt)-dE. 
Fougeres,  Fro-^qn 
Foulah,  FdD-lq. 

Foutcheou  w  Fontchow,  Fcfj-QE-ii). 
Foveaux,  Fo-v6. 
Fowey,  Fer. 

Fo3-ers  or  Fyers,  Fj-erz. 
Foyle,  Lough,  Loh  Fffl. 
France,  Frans;  \Fr?\  Frons. 


Francisco  (St.  or  San),  Fran- 

sis-ko. 
Franche  Comte,  FronJ  Kon-ta. 
Francois,  Frqn-swq. 
Franconia,  Fran-ko-ni-a. 
Franeker,  Frqn-ek-er, 
Frankenstein,  Frqi)k-en-stjn.  , 
Frankenthal,  Frqijk-en-tql. 
Frankfort,  Fr.iijk-fort; 

Frankfurt,  Frqijk-fart,  [  (?.] 
Franklin,  Frai)k-lin. 
Frascati,  Frqs-kq-te. 
Frauenburg,  Frs-en-biarg. 
Frauenfelt,  Fr's-en-felt. 
Fraustadt,  Fr-s-stqt. 
Frazer's,  Fra-zerz. 
Fredericksburg,  Fred-er-iks-burg. 
Fredericton,  Fred-er-ik-ton. 
Freiberg,  Frj'-berg. 
Freiburg,  Frj-burg  or  Frj-burg. 
Freising,  Fri-zir),  or 

Freisingen,  Frj-zig-en. 
Fi-eistadt,  Frj-stqt. 
Frejus,  Fra-^iis. 
Fremont's  Peak,  Frs-monts  Psk. 
Freyburg.     Se  {Freiburg.) 
Freystadt,  Frj-stqt. 
Friburg,  FrE-bctir. 
Friedland,  Frsd-land. 
Friesland,  Frsz-land, 

Yriesland  or  Friesia,  FrE-js-a. 
Frio,  Frs-Q. 

Frische  Haff,  FriJ-a  Hqf. 
Friuli,  FrE-c6-lE;  [/;;.]  Frs'-oo-lE. 
Frobisher's,  Frob-iJ-erz. 
Frome  Selwood,  From  Sel-wud. 
Frontignac,  Fron-tEn-y^k. 
Frontera,  Fron-ta-rq.  [rq. 

Fuertaventura,  Fwe?"-tq-von-t<f)- 
Fuerte  del  Carmen,  Fwer-ta  del 

Ka/'-men. 
Fulda,  Fial-dq. 
Fulton,  Ftil-ton. 
Funchal,  Fct>n-J41. 
Fuudy,  Fun-di. 
Fiinen,  Fii,-nen. 
Fiinfkirchen,  Ftinf-ker-ken. 
Funil,  Fcd-ueI. 
Furnes,  Fq?!!. 
Furruckabad,  Fur-uk-a-bqd. 
Fiirth,  Fq,?'t. 
Fyers,  F|-erz. 
Fyne,  Loch,  Lok  Fjn. 
Fj'um,  Fj-rfjm. 
Fyzalad,  Fiz-a-bad. 


G. 


Gabes,  Ga-bez. 

Gaboon,  Gq-bAn. 

Gadames,  Gq-dq-mes. 

Gadara,  Gad-a-ra. 

Gadsden,  Gadz-den. 

Gaeta,  Gq-a-tq. 

Gafsa,  Gaf-sa. 

Gahyba,  Gq-E-bq. 

Gaillae,  Ga-y('ik  or  Gql-yqk. 

Gaillon,  Ga-yon  67'  Gql-yQn. 

Gairloch,  G4r-lQk. 

Galapagos,  Gq-l^-pq-gffls  or  Gal- 

q-pa-goz. 
Galashiels,  Gal-a-Jslz. 
Galatz  or  Galacz,  Gq-lqts. 
Galega,  Gq-la-gq. 


Galena,  Ga-ls-na. 
Galicia,  Ga-liJ-E-a. 
Gall,  Saint,  Sent  Gel. 
Gallapagos,  Gal-a-pa-goz. 
Gallatin,  Gal-a-tin. 
Gallia,  Gal-i-a. 
Gallinas,  Ga-le-nas. 
Gallipoli,  Ga-lip-o-ls. 
Gallipolis  {Ohio},  Gal-i-po-Iss 
Galloway,  Giil-o-wa. 
Galveston,  Gal-ves-ton. 
Galway,  Gol-wa. 
Gambia,  Gam-bi-a. 
Gambler's,  Gam-berz. 
Gand,  Go  II. 
Ganges,  Gan-JEz. 


Gap,  Gqp. 
Gard,  Gar. 
Garda,  Ga?'-dq. 
Gardafui,  Gqr-da-fwE. 
Gardiner,  Gqrd-nor. 
Garden,  Gar-don. 
Garfagnana,  Gqr-fqn-yq-nq. 
Garigliano,  Gq-rgl-yq-no. 
Garonne,  Gq-ron. 
Garrard,  Gar-ard. 
Garrows,  Gar-oz. 
Gasconade,  Gas-ko-naJ. 
Gascony,  Gas-ko-ni. 
Gaspe,  Gqs-pa. 
Gateshead,  Gats-hed. 
Gaza,  Ga-za. 


JSOGRAFIKAL  NSMZ. 


753 


Gazna,  Gaz-na. 

Geauga,  Jg-o-ga. 

Geel,  Gel:  [D.]  Hal. 

Gefle,  Yev-la. 

Gelders  er  Guelders,  Gel-derz. 

Genargentu,  Jen-a/'-jen-t(Jb, 

Gendaree,  Gen-da-re. 

Genesee,  Jen-e-sg. 

Geneseo,  Jen-e-se-o. 

Geneva,  Jen-E-va; 

Genf,  Genf,  [(?.] 

Geneve,  Xen-av,  [//■.] 
Genevieve,  Jen-E-vev. 
Genevois,  Sen-E-vwq. 
Genii,  Ha-nsl.    Ritn  elso  Xenil. 
Genoa,  Jen-Q-a; 

Geneva,  Jen-o-vq.  [i?.] 
Georgetown,  Jorj-tun,  er 

Stabroek,  Stq-bruk. 
Georgia,  Jer-ji-a. 
Gera,  Ga-rq. 
Geral,  Xa-ral. 
Gerar,  Gs-rar. 
Gerizim,  Ger-8-ziiii. 
Germain,  Jer-man,  Sent; 

[J-V.]  San  Xe/'-man. 
Germany,  Jer-ma-ni. 
Gerona.  Ha-rio-nq. 
Gers,  Xi^/'. 
Gex,  Xeks. 
Geysers,  Gj-serz. 
Gezer,  Gs-zer. 
Ghadamis,  Gq-dq-mis. 
Gharra,  Gar-a. 
Ghauts,  Gets. 
Gheel,  GeI. 
Gheezeh,  Ge-za. 
Ghent,  Gent; 

Gand,  Gon.  [/>.] 
Ghergong,  G^r-goj. 
Ghilan,  Gi-lan. 
Ghiznee,  Giz-ne.    Ritn  elso 

Ghizni,  Ghuznee,  and  Gazna. 
Ghoolghoola,  Gcol-gtol-a. 
Ghraat,  Grqt. 
Gibeah,  Gib-s-a. 
Gibeon,  Gib-£-on. 
Gibraltar,  Ji-brel-t<ir. 
Gibson,  Gib-son. 
Giessen,  Gfis-en. 
Gigansk,  Gs-gqnsk. 
Gihon,  Je-hon  er  Js-hinn. 
Gijon,  HE-hon. 
Gijona,  flE-ho-nq. 
Gila,  Hs-lq. 
Gilboa,  Gil-bca-a. 
Gilead,  Gil-e-ad. 
Giles,  Jjlz. 
Gilmer,  Gil-mer. 
Gilolo,  Je-16-lo. 
Giorgiev  er  Gorgief,  Jer-J£-ev. 
Girjeh,  Jgr-je. 
Girjenti,  JEr-jen-ts. 
Gironde,  JE-rond;  [/';•.]  Ss-rond. 
Gitschin,  Giq-in  er  Gs-qin. 
Giargevo  er  Giurgewo,  Jflor-ja-vo. 
Gizeh,  Js-za  er  Gs-za. 
Glamorganshire,  Gla-mer-gan-Jsr. 
Glarus,  Glar-us;  [Fr.']  Glq-r£S. 
Glasgow,  Glds-go. 
Glatz,  Glqts;  [Pol.]  K16dz-ku. 
Glauchaa,  Gl-g-k's. 
Glenelg,  Glen-elg. 
Glogou,  G16-gT. 
Glommen,  G16m-eu. 
Gloucester,  Glos-ter. 

48 


Gloucestershire,  Glos-ter-Jsr. 
Gliickstadt,  Glqk-stqt. 
Glurns,  GlOftrnz:  kold,  olso, 

Glurentz,  GliD-rents. 
Gmund,  Gmiant,  er 

Gmiinden,  Gm^n-den. 
Gmiind,  Gmqut. 
Gnesen,  Gna-zen. 
Gnesna,  Xes-na. 
Goa,  G6-a. 
Goave,  Go-qv. 
Gobi,  Go-bE. 
Godavery,  Go-dq-ver-i. 
Goes,  HcLs. 

Goettingen,  Get-ig-en. 
Gogra,  Go-gra. 
Gojam,  Go -jam. 
Golconda,  Gol-kon-da. 
Goldberg,  Guld-berg  (>/■  Golt-berg, 
Goliad,  Go-li-ad. 
Golnow,  Gol-nov. 
Gombroon,  Gom-brcon,  W 

Bunder  Abassee  (Abassi), 

Bdn-der  Ab-as-£. 
Gomera,  Go-ma-rq. 
Gonaives,  Les,  La  Go-niv. 
Gonave,  Go-nqv. 
Gondar,  Gon-dar. 
Gonzales,  Gon-zq-lez. 
Gooldsha,  Gcbld-Ja. 
Goomty,  Gnfim-ti. 
Guorgaun,  Gar-gon. 
Gooriev  er  Gouriev,  Gcb-re-ev. 
Gorda,  Ger-da. 
Gorcum,  Ger-kum. 
Goroe,  Go-ra. 
Gorlitz,  Ger-lit5. 
Gortz,  Gerts. 
Goslar,  Gos-lar. 
Gosport,  G6s-p<art. 
Gotha,  G6-tq.  [hart. 

Gothard,  St.,  Got-hard  er  Got- 
Gothenburg,  G6t-en-burg. 
Gothland  er  Gottland,  Got-land. 
Gottenburg,  G6t-en-burg.      [en. 
Gottingen  er  Goettingen,  Get-ii)- 
Gouda,  G's-da;  [Z*.]  H-g-dq. 
Gough's,  Gofs. 
Goulja,  Gi.T)ld-Ja. 
Gourgan,  Gtor-gan. 
Gouriev,  G(ii-rE-ev. 
Goj'az,  Go-yqz,  er 

Villa  Boa,  Vil-a  B6-a. 
Goyanna,  Go-yqn-q. 
Gozzo,  G6t-so. 
Graaf  Reynet,  Grqf  Ri-net. 
Graeias  a  Dios,  Grq-SE-qs  q  De-OS. 
Graciosa,  Grq-sE-6-sq. 
Gradisca,  Grq-dis-kq. 
Graen,  Grqn. 
Graetz,  Grets. 
Grammont,  Grq-m«n. 
Grampian,  Gram-pi-an. 
Gran,  Grqn. 
Gran,  er  Grane,  Grqn. 
Granada,  Gran-q-da;  [.§y.J  Grq- 

nq-dq. 
Grand  Menan,  Grand  Men-an, 

er  Manan,  Man-an. 
Granger,  Gran-jer. 
Grantham,  Gran-tam, 
Granville,  Gran-vil. 
Grasse,  Grqs. 
Gratiot,  GraJ-i-ot. 
Gratz,  er  Graetz,  Greta. 
Graubundten,  Gr's-btint-en. 


Graudentz,  Gr-s-dents. 
Gravelines,  Grqv-lEn. 
Gravesend,  Gravz-end. 
Grayson,  Gra-sun. 
Great  Britain,  Grat  Brit-en. 
Great  Key,  Grat  Kj. 
Greece,  GrES. 
Greenbrier,  Grtn-brj-er. 
Greenland,  GrEU-land. 
Greenlaw,  Gren-lo. 
■  Greenock,  Grsn-ok. 
Greensville,  Grenz-vil. 
Greenup,  GrEn-up. 
Greenville,  GrEn-vil. 
Greenwich,  Grin-ij. 
Greifswalde,  Grjfs-w^l-de. 
Grein,  Grin. 
Greitz,  Grjts. 

Grenada,  (iren-a-da.         [6-bl. 
Grenoble,  Gren-6b-l,  er  Gren- 
Gretna  Green,  Gret-na  Gren. 
Grindelwald,  Grin-del-wqlt. 
Gripeswold,  Grips-wold. 
Griqua,  Gre-kwq. 
Grisons,  GrE-zoh. 
Grodno,  Grod-no. 
Groningen,  Gron-ig-en. 
Grossa,  Gros-a. 
Gross-Glogau,  Gros-Glo-g's. 
Gross-Wardein,  Gros-War-djn. 
Grunberg,  Gren-berg,  er 

Gruneberg,  Gre-ng-berg. 
Gruyeres,  GrwE-itr. 
Guadalajara,   er    Guadalaxara, 

Gwq-dq-lq-hq-rq. 
Guadalaviar,  Ge-da-lav-i-ar. 
Guadaloupe,  Go-da-liAp. 
Guadalupe,  Gwq-dq-lcb-pa,  er 

Ge-da-ktip. 
Guadalquivir,  Ge-dal-kwiv-er, 

[-S^J.]  Gwq-dql-kE-vEr. 
Guadiana,  Gq-dE-q-na,  er  Gwq- 

dE-q-nq. 
Guaiteca,  Gwj-ta-kq. 
Gaamanga,  Gwq-mqg-gq. 
Guanaeache,  Gwq-nq-kq-qa. 
Guanarc,  Ge-nq-re. 
Guanaxuato,    er    Guanajuato, 

Gwq-nq-hwq-to.  [ka. 

Guancavelica,    Gwqg-kq-va-lE- 
Guapore,  Gwq-p6-ra. 
Guardafui,  Gwar-dq-fwE,  er 

Gardafui,  Gqr-da-fwg. 
Guarmey,  Gwa/'-ma. 
Guastalla,  Gwqs-tql-q. 
Guatemala,    Ga-tE-md-la,    er 

Gwq-ta-mq-lq. 
Guaviare,  Gwq-vg-q-ra. 
Guaxaca,  Gwq-hq-kq. 
Guayama,  Gwi-q-mq. 
Guayaquil,  Gwi-q-ksl. 
Guaymas,  Gwi-mqs. 
Guayra,  Gwi-rq. 
Guazacualco,  Gwq-sq-kwql-ko. 
Guben,  Gxfi-ben 
Guebres,  Gs-berz. 
Guelderiand,  Gel-der-land. 
Guelders,  Gel-derz. 
Gueret,  Gra-ra. 
Guernsey,  Gern-zi. 
Guevetlan,  Gia-vet-14n. 
Guiana,  er  Guyana,  G«-(^-na. 
Guienne,  Gg-en. 
Guilford,  Gil-ford. 
Guinea,  Gin-s. 
Guines,  Gw£-nes. 


754 


J80GRAFIKAL  NQMZ. 


Guingamp,  Gan-g6n. 
Guipuzooa,  GE-pcDs-ko-a. 
Guisborough,  Giz-bur-o. 
Gujerat,  Gu^-er-at. 
Guldscha,  Gdbld-Ja. 
Gumbinnen,  Gum-bin-en. 
Gundava,  Gun-dq-vq. 
Gundwana,  Gund-we-na. 


Guntzburg,  Gqnts-burg,  or 
Guntsboorg,  Gqnts-bu^'g. 
Gurapy,  Gcb-rq-pe. 
Gurary,  Goj-rq-re. 
Gurwal,  Gur-wdl. 
Gustrow,  Gi^s-trov 
Guyana,  Gs-^-na. 
Guyan,  Gj-an. 


H. 


Guyandott,  Gi-an-dot. 
Guzelhissar,  Gttj-zel-his-ar. 
Guzerat,  Guz-er-at. 
Gwalior,  Gwq-le-or. 
Gwinnedd,  Gwin-ed. 
Gwinett,  Gwin-et. 
Gwuttur,  Gwiit-ur. 
Gyula,  Dycb-lo. 


Haarlem,  Haerlem,  er  Harlem, 
Hqr-lem.  [Mi^r. 

Haarlemmer  Meer,  Hqr-lem-er 

Habaii,  Ha-ba-yj.    Se  {Hapai.} 

Habana,  Ha-ban-a. 

Habersham,  Hab-er-Jam. 

Ha«ha,  Hq-Jq.    Se  {Rio  Hacka.) 

Haddington,  Had-i;)-ton. 

Hadjar  or  Hajar,  Hq-jar. 

Hadleigh,  Had-le. 

Hadramaut,  Had-ra-met. 

Heemus,  Hg-mus.    Se  {BalTcan.) 

Haerlem,  Hqr-lem.     Se  {Haar- 
lem.) 

Haff,  Hqf. 

Hagerstown,  Ha-gerz-tisn. 

Hague,  Hag. 

Hagueneau,  Hqg-no  er  Hg-no. 

Hainan,  Hj-nan. 

Hainault,  Ha-no  er  £I-n6. 

Haiti,  Ha-tg. 

Hajar  or  Hadjar,  H(|-jar.      Se 
{LaJisa.} 

Hajypoor,  Hq-ji-pdbr. 

Halberstadt,  Hql-ber-stqt. 

Haleb,  Hq-leb. 

Halifax,  Hal-i-faks. 

Hall,  Hql. 

Halle,  Hql-e. 

Hallein,  Hql-jn. 

Hallowell,  H61-co-wel. 

Hama  er  Hamah,  Hq-mq. 

Hamadan,  Hq-mq-d^n. 

Hamburg,    Ham-burg,     [  <?.  ] 
Hqm-bia?'g. 

Hameln,  Hq-meln. 

Hamilton,  Ham-il-ton. 

Hamm,  Hqm. 

Hammerfest,  Ham-er-fest. 

Hammersmith,  Ham-er-smit. 

Hamoaze,  Ham-o-az. 

Hampden,  Hamp-den. 

Hampshire,  Hamp-Jer. 

Hanaa,  Hq-n"5. 

Hancock,  Han-kok. 

Hang-tcheoo,  er  Hang-tcheoti, 
Har)-qg(f). 

Hanniah,  Han-e-a. 

Hanover,  H.an-o-ver. 

Hanse,  Hans. 

Hanseatic,  Han-se-at-ik. 

Hants,  Hants. 

Haousa,  er  Haoussah,  H's-sq. 

Hapai,  Hq-pj  t)r  Hq-pq-e,   (  i' 
landz.) 

Hardiman,  Hqr-di-man. 

Hardin,  H^rd-in. 

Hardwick,  Hqrd-wik. 

Hardy,  Hqr-di. 

Harfleur,  Har-flq,/-. 

Harford,  Hqr-ford. 

Haricanaw,  Har-ik-a-ne  &r  Har- 
e-kan-e. 


Harlan,  Hqr-lan. 

Harlech,  Hqr-lek. 

Harlingen,  Hqr-lii)-en. 

Harmin,  er  Harmeen,  Har-msn. 

Harper's  Ferry,  Hqr-perz  Fer-i. 

Harrisburg,  Har-is-burg. 

Harrison,  fiar-i-son. 

Harrowgate,  Har-o-gat. 

Hartford,  Hqrt-ford., 

Hartz,  Hqrts. 

Harvard,  Hqr-vard. 

Harwich,  Har-ij. 

Hasek  or  Hassek,  Hq-sek. 

Haslemere,  Haz-l-mer. 

Hasselt,  Hq-selt. 

Hastings,  Hast-igz. 

Hatteras,  Hat-er-as. 

Haussa,  H-s-sa.     Se  {Hnissa.} 

Havana  er  Havanna,  Ha-van-a, 

[Sp.]  H-vq-nq. 
Havel,  Hq-vel.  [West. 

Haverford   West,    Hav-er-ford 
Haverhill,    Ha-ver-il,    {Eng.) 

Hav-er-il. 
Havre  de  Grace,  Hav-er  de  Gras. 
Hawaii,  Hq-wj-e.  er 

Owhyhee,  O-hwj-he. 
Hawick,  Ho-ik. 
Hawkins,  He-kinz. 
Hayti  er   Haiti,    Ha-te,    [Fr.] 

Hq-E-te,  or  fl-e-te. 
Haywood,  Ha-wud. 
Hazebrouck,  Hqz-brrfik  er   flz- 

br6k. 
Heard,   Herd. 
Hebrides,  Heb-rid-EZ. 
Hebron,   He-bron. 
Hebrus,  Hs-brus.   Se  {llarizza.} 
Hechingen,  Hek-ig-en. 
Hecla,  Hek-la. 
Hedjaz,    Hej-qz.      Glso    ritn 

Hedsjaz. 
Heidelberg,  Hi-del-berg. 
Heilbronn,  Hjl-bron. 
Helder,  Hel-der. 
Helena,  St.,  Sant  Hel-E-na. 
Helgoland,  Hel -go-land,  or 

Heligoland,  Hel-i-go-land. 
Hellespont,   Hel-es-pont. 
Hellin,  Hel-en.  er  El-en. 
Helmont,  Hel-mont,  [Fr.]  Hel- 

moh. 
Helmstedt,  Helm-stet. 
Helmund,  Hel-miind.    Ritn  elso 

Helmend. 
Helsingborg,  Hel-sig-borg. 
Helsingfors,  Hel-sig-fors. 
Helvellyn,  Hel-vel-in. 
Helvoetsluys,  Hel-vut-slffs. 
Hempstead,  Hemp-sted. 
Henderson,  Hen-der-son. 
Henlopen,  Hen-lo-pen. 
Henricw,  Hen-rj-ko. 


Heraclea,  He-rak-le-a. 
Herat,  Her-qt. 
Herault,  Ha-ro,  er  SL-ra. 
Herculaneum,  Her-kq-la-ne-um. 
Hereford,  Her-e-ford. 
Herkimer,  Her-ki-mer. 
Hermanstadt,  He/'-man-stqt. 
Hermit,  Her-mit. 
Hermon,  Her-mon. 
Hermus,  Her-mus,  er 

Sarabat,   Sq-rq-bqt. 
Hernosand,  Her-no-saud. 
Herrnhut,  He/n-hcDt. 
Hersfeld,  Hers-felt. 
Hertford,     Hert-ford,     {Emj.) 

Hqr-ford. 
Herzegovina,  Her-ze-go-ve-na. 
Hesse  Cassel,  Hes  Kas-el. 
Hesse   Darmstadt,   Hes  Darm- 

stqt. 
Hesse  Homburg,  Hes  Hom-burg. 
Heuseden,  Htjfz-den. 
Heytesbury,  Hats  ber-e. 
Hickman,  Hik-man. 
Hieres,  H^r. 

Hierro,  Yer-o.     Se  {Ferro.} 
Highlands,    Hj-landz,    {Scotch^ 

He-landz. 
Hightower,  Hj-ti5-er.  [zen. 

Hildi  urghausen,  Hilt-bxa?'g-h'8- 
Hildesheim,  Hil-des-hjm. 
Hillah,  Hil-a.     Ritn  olsa 

Hellah. 
Hillsborough,  Hilz-bur-o. 
Himalaya,  Him-a-lj-a,  er 

Himmaleh,  Him-q-la. 
Hindoen,  Hind-o-en. 
Hindoo  Koosh,  Hin-diD  KibJ,  er 

Koo,  KtD.     Ritn  olso 

Hindu  Kusch,  er  Kush. 
Hindostan,  Hin-do-stan,  er 

Indostan,   In-dia-st;in.     Ritn 

elso  Hindustan,  Hindoostan, 

and  Industhan. 
Hinds,  Hjndz. 

Hioring,  He-o-rir)  er  Hyo-rli). 
Hirschberg,  He;'J-be;g  er  HirJ- 

berg. 
Hirsova,  Her-so-va. 
Hispaniola,  His-pan-i-o-la. 
Hitteren,  Hit-er-en. 
Hiwasse,  Hj-w6s-e. 
H'lassa,  Hlas-a.     Se  {Lasia.y 
Hoangho,  Hca-aij-ho. 
Hoang  Kiang,  Hia-ag  Ki-ag. 
Hobart  Town,  H6-bart  T^n. 
Hoboken,  Ha-bo-ken. 
Hobroe,  Ho-bre-e. 
Hochheim,  Ho-hjm. 
Hocking,  Hok-iij. 
Hodeida,  Ho-di-da. 
Hoden,  Ho-den. 
Hof,  Hof. 


J80GRAFIKAL    NilMZ. 


755 


Hofwyl,  H6f-wil;  [G.]  Hof-vil. 

Hogue,  HiDg. 

Hohenlinden,  Ho-en-lin-den. 

Hohenlohe,  Ho-en-la-e. 

Hohenzollern,  Ho-en-tsol-ern. 

Holbeach,  Hol-beq. 

Holguin,  Hol-gen  or  01-gen. 

Holland,  Hol-and;  [D.]  Hol-qnt. 

Holmes,  Homz. 

Holstein,  Hol-stjn. 

Holston,  Hol-ston. 

Holt,  Holt. 

Holyhead,  H61-i-hed. 

Holyoke,  Ho-li-ok. 

Holywell,  H61-i-wel.  [bmrg. 

Homburg,  Hom-burg;  [  (?.]  Hom- 

Homs,  Homz,  er 

Hums,  Humz,  er 

Emesa,  Em's-sa. 
Honan,  Ho-nan. 
Honda,  H6n-da;  [Sp.]  On-dq. 
Hondo,  H6n-do. 
Honduras,  Hon-di)-ras, 
Honfleur,  Hon-flq,''  or  On-fli^r. 
Hong  Kong,  Hoi)  Kog. 
Honiton,  Hun-E-ton. 
Honolulu,  Hon-Q-lA-lco. 


Hoogeveen,  H(f)g-£-7£n. 
Hoogly,  Hif)g-li. 
Hourn,  Horn. 
Hopkins,  Hop-kinz. 
Horsham,  Hers-am. 
Horsens,  Her-sens. 
Horta,  Her-ta. 
Hottentots,  H6t-en-tots. 
Houlton,  Hol-ton. 
Houquhang,  Hco-kwa^i. 
Housatonic,  HcD-sa-ton-ik. 
Houssa,  H's-sq;  ritn,  elso,  Haus- 

sa  and  Haousa,  er  Haoussah. 
Houston,  Hqs-ton. 
Howard,  H's-ard. 
Hoyerswerda,  Her-ers-ver-dq. 
Huaheine  ur  Huahine,  HcD-q-he- 

na. 
Huallaga,  "Wql-yq-gq. 
Huasacualco,  Hvvq-sq-kwql-ko. 
Huasco,  Wqs-ko  er  Hwqs-ko. 
Huaura,  W"s-rq  er  Hws-ra. 
Huddersfield,  Hud-eri-feld. 
Hudson,  Hud-son. 
Hue,  Hwa  er  Hco-a. 
Huelva,  Wel-vq  &r  Hwel-vq. 
Huesca,  Wes-kq  er  Hwes-kq. 


Huescar,  Wes-kar  6r  Hwes-kar. 
Huilquilemu,  Hwil-kwil-a-mfl). 
Hulst,  Hulst. 
Humber,  Hdm-ber. 
Humphreys,  Um'friz. 
Hungary,  Hdg-ga-ri; 

JIagyar  Orszag,  Mod-yor  Or- 

sqg,  {Hun.} 
Hunterdon,  Hdn-ter-don. 
Huntingdon,  Hiint-ig-don. 
Huntington,  Hiint-ig-ton. 
HuntsviUe,  Hiints-vil. 
Hurdwar,  Hurd-war. 
Huron,  Hq-ron. 
Hurrur  er  Hourour,  HcD-rflSr. 
Husum,  Ha)-sum. 
Huy,  Hff. 
H3'een,  Yen. 

Hj-catu,  He-kq-tcD  er  S-kq-t(6. 
Hydaspes,  Hj-das-pez,  n-s  keld  de 

Jhylum,  Jj-lum  er  Jil-dm,  &7ui 

Behut,  Be-hut. 
Hyderabad,  Hi-der-a-bqd,  4r 

Hydrabad,    Hj-dra-b^d. 
Hydra,  Hj-dra,  er 

Idra,  8'drq. 
Hythe,  Hjd. 


I. 


laroslav,  Yar-o-sl^v. 

Ibar,  8-bqr,  er  Hibar,  He-b4r. 

Ibarra,  8-bar-q. 

Ibera,  8-ba-rq. 

Iberville,  i''ber-vil. 

Ibraila,  8-brq-e-lq,  or 

Ibrail,  8-brq-el. 
lea,  8'sq. 
Icaria,  'f-ka-ri-a,  er 

Nicaria,  Ns-kq-re-a. 
Iceland,  is'land. 
Icolmkill,  Ik-om-kil. 
Ico  er  Iceo,  8'ko. 
Idria,  Id'ri-a. 

Iglau,  Ig'l's.    Ritn  elso  Iglaw. 
Iglawa,  Ig-iq-vq,  er 

Iglava,  Ig-lq-vq. 
Ignacio,  Ig-nq-sg-o. 
Igualada,  8-gwq-lq-dq, 
Ihna,  8'nq. 
Ijo,  8'yo. 

Ilchester,  Il'qes-ter. 
He  de  France,  81  da  Prons. 
Ilfracombe,  Il'fra-koDm. 
Ilha  Grande,  8i'yq  Gr^u-da. 
Ilheos,  Sl-ya-os. 
Ill,  8'le. 
Ille,  81. 
lUer,  Il'er. 

lUimani,  81-yq-mq-nE. 
Illinois,  Il-i-nff. 
Illyria,  Il-ir-i-a. 
Ilmen,  Il'men  and  Il-men. 
Ilmenau,  Il'me-nu. 
Iltz  er  Ilz,  Ilts. 
Imandra,  8-mqn-drq. 
Imola,  8-m6-la. 
Inagua,  8-nq-gwq. 
Indals,  In'dqlz,  er 

Indal,  In'dal. 


India,  In'di-a. 

Indiana,  In-di-an-a  er  In-di-d-na. 
Indianapolis,  In-di-an-ap-o-lis. 
Indies,  In'dez  er  In'jiz. 
Indighirca  er  Indigirca,  In-de- 

ger-ka. 
Indoor,  In-ddar,  »r 

Indore,  In-dor. 
Indostan,  In-dos-tan. 
Indre,  Andr. 
Indus,  In'dus,  er 

Sindh,  Sind. 
Ines,  St.,  Sant  In'es. 
Ingham,  Ig'am. 

Ingolstadt,  Ig'gol-stqt.  [bqn. 

Inhambane  er  Inhamban,  In-am- 
Inkerman,  Ir)-ker-m4,n. 
Innspruck,  Ins'pruk,  er 

Innsbruck,  Ins'bruk. 
Inverary,  In-ver-a-ri. 
Inverkeithing,  In-ver-ke-dig. 
Inverlochy,  ln-ver-16k-i. 
Inverness,  In-ver-nes. 
Inverury,  In-ver-yq-ri. 
lona,  8-cD-na,  er 

Icolmkill,  Ik-om-kil. 
Ionia,  i-6-ni-a. 
Ionian,  'I-o-ni-an. 
Iosco,  i-6s-ko. 
Iowa,  i'o-wa. 
Ipava,  8-pq-vq. 
Ipsambul,  lp-sam-b(]61. 
Ipswich,  Ips'wiq. 
Iquique,  8-ke-ka. 
Irak  Adjemi,  8-rqk  flj'a-ms. 
Irak  Arabi,  8-rqk  fir'a-be. 
Iredell,  ir'del. 
Ireland,  ir'land,  er 

Erin,  S'rin.  [kootsk. 

Irkootsk,  Irkoutsk,  or  Irkutsk,  Ir- 


Iroquois,  Ir-o-kwff. 

Irrawaddy  er  Irrawadi,  Ir-a-w6d-i. 

Irtysh  er  Irsish,  Er-tiJ;  {Rus.} 

E/-ii;. 
Irvine,  Er'vin. 
Irwell,  Ir'wel. 
Irwin,  Ir'win. 
Ischia,  Is'ke-q. 
Iseo,  8-sa-o. 
Iser  er  Isar,  8'zer. 
Isere,  8-z4''. 
Iserlohn,  8-zer-16n. 
Ishim,  IJ'im  er  IJ-eto. 
Isis,  J'sis. 

Iskenderoon,  l3-ken-der-(6n. 
Islamabad,  Is-lqm-a-bqd. 
Isla,  i'la,  er 

Islay,  i'la. 
Isle  of  Wight,  *1  ov  Wjt. 
Islington,  Is'lii)-ton. 
Ismail,  Is-mq-el. 
Ismeed  er  Ismid,  Is-med. 
Isolette,  8-sc)-let. 
Ispahan,  Is-pa-hqn,  &r 

Isfahan,  Is-fa-hqn. 
Issachar,  Is'a-kar. 
Issoire,  Is-wqr. 
Issoudun,  Is-OD-ddn. 
Istria,  Is'tri-a. 
Italy,  It'a-li. 
Italian,  It-al-yan. 
Itamaraca,  S-tq-mq-rq-kq.     Ritn 

elso  Itamarca  and  Maraca. 
Itapua,  8-tq-p(6-q. 
Itapicuru,  8-tq-p£-ka)-r(f). 
Itawamba,  It-a-wem-ba. 
Ithaca,  It)'a-ka. 

Ivica,  Iviza,  er  Ibiza,  S-v^-sq. 
Ivrea,  8-vra-q. 
Izard,  Iz'ard. 


756 


Jabbok,  Jab -ok. 

Jabesh  Gilead,  Ja-beJ  Gil-8-ad. 

Jaca,  H4-kq. 

Jacksonville,  Jak-son-vil. 

Tacobina,  Xq-ko-bs-nq,. 

Jacquemel  er  Jacmel,  Xqk-mel. 

Jaen,  Hq-en. 

Jaffa,  Jaf-a  er  Yqf-q. 

lafnapatam,  Jaf-na-pa-tam. 

Jago,  St.,  San  Ja-go  er  Yi^-go. 

Jagua  er  Xagua,  H^-gwq. 

Jaik  er  Yaik,  Yq-ik. 

Jalapa,  Hq-l^-pq- 

Jalisco  »?•  Xalisco,  Hq-les-ko  6/ 

Hq-lis-ko. 
Jalooan,  Jal-(D-an, 
Jaloofs,  Jal-dbfs,  er 

Jaloffs,  Jal-ofs. 
Jamaica,  Ja-ma-ka. 
Jambo,  Y^m-bo. 
James'  6r  James's  (Bay),  Jamz-ez. 
Janeiro,  Ja-na-ro. 
Janina  6r  Yanina,  Yq-ne-nq. 
Jan  Mayen,  Tqn  Mi-en. 
Japan,  Jap-an. 
Japura,  Hq-pc6-rq.   Sumtjmz  ritn 

Hyapura  and  Yupura. 
Jaquemel,  Sqk-mel. 
Jaquesila,  Hq-ka-sg-lq,  er 

Yaquesila,  Yq-kq-ss-lq. 
Tardinillos,  Ha/'-dE-nsl-ycDS. 
larmuch,  J^r-muk. 
Jaroslav,  Yq-ro-slqf. 
Jaroslaw,  Yq-ro-slqv. 
Jask,  Jqsk. 
Jassy,  Yqs-E. 


jeOaRAFIKAL   NaMZ. 


J. 


Jaszbereny,  Yqs-ba-rany. 

Jauer,  Y-s-er. 

•Java,  J4-va  -or  Ju-va. 

Javary,  Hq-vq-rs. 

Jaxartes,  Jaks-(^r-tEZ. 

Jean  d'Angely,  Saint,  San  Ken 

Don-ja-lE. 
Jedburgh,  Jed-bur-o. 
Jeddo,  Yed-o. 
Jehoon,  Je-hcbn. 
Jena,  Jin-a;  [G.]  Ya-nq. 
Jenne  er  Djenny,  Jen-£. 
Jennings,  J6n-igz. 
Jeremie,  Sa-ra-ms  er  Ser-e-ms. 
Jeres,  Ha-res. 
Jericho,  Jer-i-ko. 
Jersey,  Jer-zi. 
Jerumenha,  Sa-rco-m6n-yq. 
Jerusalem,  jE-rc6-sa-lem. 
Jesi,  Ya-SE. 
Jessamine,  Jes-a-min. 
Jesso  er  Icsso,  Yes-o. 
Jetze,  Yet-se,  er 

Jeetze,  Yat-se. 
Jeypoor  er  Jyepoor,  Jj-p(6r. 
Jezreel,  Jez-rE-el  er  Jez-FEl. 
Jidda  er  Djidda,  Jid-a. 
Jigagungar,  Js-gq-gtig-gar. 
Jihon,  Je-on,  e-r 

Jehoon,  Ja-c6n. 
Jijona  er  Xixona,  HE-ho-nq. 
Joannes,  So-(^n-es.     Keld  elso 

Marajo,  Mq-rq-30. 
Joannina,  Yq-ne-nq. 
Jo  Daviess,  Jo  Da-vis. 
Johanna,  Jo-han-a. 


Joigny,  Xwqn-ye. 

Joliba  or  Djoliba,  J61-i-ba, 

Jonkj  oping  or  Jonkoping,  Y6n- 

^  ^e-pii). 

Joodpoor,  J(.td-p(i>r,  er 

Marwar,  Mqr-wer. 
Jopda,  J6p-a. 
Jordon,  Jer-dan. 
Jorullo  er  XoruUo,  Hra-rcfil-yo. 
Joulamerk  er  Julamerk,  Jq,-la- 

merk. 
Juan  de  Fuca,  Ji],-an  da  FiV-ka. 
Juan  de  Lisboa,  Ji|-an  da  Liz- 

bo-a. 
Juan  de  Nova,  Ji^-an  da  N6-va. 
Juan  Fernandez,  Jv^-an  Fer-nan- 
Juan,  Saint,  San  Jq,-an.       dez. 
Juba,  Jq,-ba,  er  XiJb-ba. 
Judah,  Jt],-da. 
Juggernaut,    er    Juggernauth, 

Jug-er-not. 
Jujuy,  H(t)-hw£. 
Juliers,  Xi],-lE-a. 
Jumna,  Jiim-na. 
Juncal,  Hcofl-kql. 
Jungfrau,  Yrfjij-frs. 
Juniata,  Jq,-ni-at-a. 
Junk-Ceylon,  Jugk-SE-lon,  er 

SE-16n. 
Jura,  Jii-ra,  [Fr.]  Ki^-rq. 
Jurua,   Hc()-r(f)-a,    {Port.}   SoD- 

rtf)-q. 
Jurumenha,  Xi^-rcJQ-men-yq. 
Jutay,  H(D-tj,  {Port.}  Xm-ti. 
Jutland,  Jdt-land. 

Jiilland,  Y^l-and. 


K. 


Kaarta,  K(ir-tq. 
Kaffa,  Kqf-q,  er 

Feodosia,  Fa-o-d6-SE-q. 
Kahira,  K4-hE-rq. 
Kaifong,  Ki-foij. 
Kairwan,  Kar-wqn. 
Kaisarieh,  Ki-zar-e-e. 
Kajana,  er  Kaiana,  Kq-y^-nq. 
Kakundy    er    Kakondi,    Kq- 

kdn-dE. 
Kalamazoo,  Kal-a-ma-zA. 
Kalisz  &!■  Kalisoh,  K^-liJ. 
Kalix,  K4-liks. 
Kalla,  Kq-lq. 
Kalmar,  Kal-mar. 
Kalooga,  Kaluga,  &r  Kalouga, 

Kal-db-gQ. 
Kama,  K^-mq. 
Kamieniee,  Kqm-yen-yets. 
Kamouraska,  Kq-mcD-rqs-kq. 
Kamtchatka,  Kam-qat-ka,  er 

Kamtschatka,  Kamts-kat-ka. 
Kanawha,  Kan-e-wa. 
Kandahar,  Kan-da-hqr. 
Kankao,  Kqr)-kq-o  6r  Kaij-k-s. 
Kano,  Kq-no. 

Kanzas  er  Kansas,  Kan  zas. 
Kapseli  er  Capsali,  K(^p-SQ-lE. 
Kara,  Kq-rq. 

Kara-hissar,   Kq-r^-his-i^r. 
Karamania,  Kar-a-ma-nE-q. 


Kara-Soo,  Kara-Su,  er   Kara- 
sou,  K^-rq-Soo. 

Karle,  K^r-ls  er  Kqr-la. 

Karlsburg,    Kqrlz-burg,  er  [G.] 
Kqj'lz-bia/'g. 

Karri  Karri,  Kar-E  Kar-£. 

Kasan  er  Kazan,  Kq-z^n. 

Kaschau,  KtjJ-'s. 

Kashmire,  KaJ-msr. 

Kashgar  er  Cashgar,  KaJ-g^r. 

Kaskaskia,  Kas-kas-ki-a. 

Kastoria,  Kas-to-ri-a. 

Katahdin,  Ka-td-din. 

Katmandoo    er    Katmandhu, 
Kat-man-dcD. 

Katrine,  Ka-trin. 

Kattegat,  Kat-E-gat. 

Kauen,  K's-en. 

Kazan,  Kq-z^n. 

Kecskemet,  Keq-kem-at. 

Kedesh,  Ks-deJ. 

Kcdje,  Ked-je  er  Kej. 

Keeo,  Ke-o. 

Kehl,  Kal. 

Kei  or  Key,  Kj. 

Keighly,  KeD-Ie". 

Keith,  Ktt. 

Kelat  dr  Kelath,  Kel-^t. 

Kelso,  K(51-so. 

Kemi,  Ka-mE. 

Kemmoo,  Kem-db. 


Kempten,  Kemp-ten. 
Kenawha   er   Kenhawa,    Ken- 

e-wa. 
Kendal,  Ken-dal,  er  [dal. 

Kirby  Kendal,  K^r-bi  Ken- 
Kendall,  Ken-dal. 
Keneh  &r  Qene,  Ken-e. 
Kenmare,  Ken-mq,r. 
Kennebeck,  Ken-e-bek. 
Kennebunk,  Ken-E-biipk. 
Kensington,  Ken-sig-ton. 
Kentucky,  Ken-tiik-i. 
Keooseoo,  Ke-c&-se-(j6. 
Kerah,  Ker-a  er  Ka-rq. 
Kerempe,  Ker-em-pe,  er 

Crempe,  Krem-ps.  [stbn. 

Keresoon  er  Keresoun,  Ker-E- 
Kerguelen's  Land,  Kerg-E-lenz 

Land. 
Kerlon,  Ker-lon. 
Kermadec,  Ker-ma-dek. 
Kerman,  Ker-m^n. 
Keroon  er  Keroun,  Ker-6n. 
Kerry,  Ker-i. 
Kershaw,  Ker-Je. 
Kesariah,  Ka-zq-rs-a. 
Keshin,  KeJ-En. 
Kesho,  KeJ-o. 
Keswick,  Kez-ik. 
Keszthely,  Kest-h61y. 
Ketcho,  Keq-Q. 


JSOGKAFIKAL  NQMZ. 


757 


Ketskftmet,  Kets-kem-at. 
Key,  Kj. 

Khamil  er  Chamil,  Kq-mEl. 
Kharasm,  Kq-rqz-m,  of 

Karissim,  Kar-is-im. 
Kharkof,  Kar-kof.     Ritn  elso 

Charkow,    Kharkow,    and 

Kharkov. 
Khartoom,  Khartum,  er  Khar- 
toum, Kar-tcom. 
Khatanga,  Kq-tqB-g1- 
Kherelotin,  Ker-s-kfm. 
Kherson  er  Cherson,  Ker-son. 
Khersonese,  Ker-so-nes. 
Khiva,    Kheeva,    &>•    Khiewa, 

Ke-vq. 
Khoy,  Ker. 
Khojend,  KcD-jend. 
Khokand,  Ko-kqnd,  er 

Khokan,  Kta-kqn. 
Khuola,  K(6-1q. 
Khoozistan  er  Khuzislan,  Koo- 

zis-tqn. 
Khoper,  Ko-per. 
Khorassan,  Ko-rq-sqn. 
Khotan,  Ko-tan. 
Kiakhta,  Kg-qk-tq. 
Kiang-Ku,    Kg-aij-Kq,, 

(  Yang-Ue-Kiang.) 
Kickapoo,  Kik-a-po6. 
Kidderminster,  Kid-er-min-ster. 
Kidonieh,  Ke-do-ns-e. 
Kief,  Ke-ef,  er 

Kiew,  Ke-ev. 
Kiel,  Kel. 

Kifri  er  Kifree,  Kif-re. 
Kildare,  Kil-d^r. 
Kilia,  Ke-lE-q. 
Kilkenny,  Kil-ken-i. 
Killaloe,  Kil-a-l6. 
Killarney,  Kil-qr-ne. 
Kilmarnock,  Kil-mqr-nok. 
Kilmore,  Kil-mcJr. 
Kimpina,  Kim-pe-nq.  «. 

Kincardine,  Kii)-kqr-din. 
Kingkitao,  Kig-ks-tq-o. 
Kingston,  Kigz-ton. 
Kingteching,  Kig-te-qLg. 
Kinross,  Kin-ros. 
Kinsale,  Kin-sal. 
Kintore,  Kin-tor. 
Kiutyre,  Kin-tjr. 
Kioge,  Ke-e-ge  er  Ky^-ge. 
Kioway,  Kj-o-wa. 
Kiousiou  er  Kiusiu,  KE-6-se-(6. 
Kirauea,  KE-ro-wa-q. 
Kirealdy,   Ker-kol-de  er  Ker- 

ke-de. 
Kirensk,  Kg-rensk. 
Kirghis  er  Kirguis,  Kir-gsz  er 

Ker-gEz. 
Kirinoola  er  Kirinoula,  Ke-re- 

n(6-lq. 
Kirkcudbright,  Ker-kco-bre. 


Kirkleesa  &r  Kirkliseh,  Kerk- 

le-sa. 
Kirkwall,  Kerk-wel. 
Kirman  or  Kerman,  Ker-m^n. 
Kirmanshah  er    Kirmenshaw, 

Ker-mqn-J6. 
Kirriemuir,  Ker-E-m^r. 
Kishm,  Kijm,  er 

Kishma,  KiJ-ma. 
Kishon,  Kj-Jon. 

Kiskiminetas,  Kis-ki-min-E-tas. 
Kistua,  Kist-na. 
Kittaning,  Kit-an-ii). 
Kittatinny,  Kit-a-tin-i. 
Ki»isiu,  Ke-d)-se-(6.    Se  {Keoo- 

seoo.y 
Kiutaja,  Koo-t4-yq. 
Kizil    Irmak,    Kiz-il    L/mak, 

[Turk.]  Kiz-8l  Er-m(:ik. 
Kizil-Koom   er  Koum,  Kiz-il- 

Kcom. 
Klackamas,  Klak-a-mas. 
Klagenfurth,  Kl^-gen-fcort. 
Klamet,  Kid -met,  er. 

Tlamath,  Tlq-mat. 
Klattau,  Klqi-TS. 
Klausenburg,  Kle-sen-burg. 
Knaps,  Naps. 
Kniphausen,  Nip-h's-zen. 
Knisteneaux,  Nis-tE-no. 
Knox,  Noks. 
Koahoma,  Ko-a-hiS-ma. 
Kodiak,  K(f)-di-ak. 
Koeiyang,  KcD-a-yag. 
Koenigingraetz,  Ken-ig-in-grets. 
Koenigsberg,  Ken-igz-berg. 
Koko,  K6-ko. 
Koksak,  Kok-sak  er 

Koksoak,  K6k-s&-ak. 
Kokundi,  Ko-kdn-di. 
Kola,  Ko-la. 
Kolima,  Kca-ls-mq. 
Kolin,  Ko-lsn. 
Kolokythi,  Ko-lo-ks-tE. 
Koloszvar,  Ko-loj-var. 
Kolyvan,  Ko-l£-vqn. 
Komorn,  K6-morn. 
Kong,  Kog. 
Kongsberg,  Kogz-berg. 
Konieh  er  Konia,  Ko-nE-a. 
Konigingriitz,   Ken-ig-in-grets, 
or  Koniggriitz,  Ken-ig-rets. 
Konigsberg    Or    Koenigsberg, 

Ken-igz-berg. 
Kooban,    Kouban,   er  Kuban, 

Koi-bqn. 
Kooka  er  Kouka,  K<J5-kq. 
Kool-koon  er  Koul-koun,  Kdbl- 

kdon. 
Koom  er  Koum,  Koom. 
Koond,  Kit)nd. 
Koondooz,  Koundouz,  or  Kun- 

duz,  Ka)n-dc6z. 
Koor,  Kour,  er  Kur,  Kcor. 


Koordistan,  Kurdistan,  6r  Cur- 

distan,  Koor-dis-tqn. 
Koorile,    Kourile,    er    Kurile, 
^  Kcfi-ril. 
Koorland,    Kurland,   er   Cour- 

land,  KiLr-land. 
Koorsk,    Koursk,    er    Kursk, 

Kdarsk. 
Kooskooskee,  Koos-kdas-kE. 
Koossoor  Koond,  Koos-cfir  Kc&nd. 
Kopreinitz,  Ku-prj-nits,  Or 

Kopreinicza,    Ku-prj-nit-sq. 
Koprili  or  Kopreelee,  Ko-pre-le. 
Koramas,  Ko-rq-m^s. 
Korassan,  Ko-rq-s^n. 
Kordofan,  Ker-do-fan. 
Koron,  Kcj-ron,  or 

Koroni,  Ko-ro-nE. 
Koros,  Ke-r^J. 
Kosciusko,  Kos-E-ds-ko. 
Koslin,  Kes-lEn. 
Kostroma,  Kos-tr6-ma. 
Kotai,  Ko-tj. 
Kotelnoi,  Ko-tel-ner. 
Kouban,  K(D-bqn. 
Koueiling,  Kco-a-lig. 
Koueiyang,  Koa-a-y^g  6r  Kwa- 

Kouka,  K(f)-kq. 
Koulon,  K(»-16n,  er 

Kooloon,  Kcb-lc6n. 
Kouramas,  K(j)-rq-m(is. 
Koursk,  KiDrsk. 
Koussie,  Kdb-SE. 
Koutaieh,  Koo-tj-a. 
Kowno,  K6v-no. 
Kozmin,  Kots-msn.  [vq. 

Krajova  or  Krajowa,   Krq-yo- 
Krasnoyarsk,    Krasnoiarsk,   er 

Krasnojarsk,  Krqs-no-yqrsk. 
Kremnitz,  Krem-nits. 
Kreuznach,  Kr^ts-nqk. 
Krim,  Krim. 
Krishna,  KriJ-na,  er 

Kistna,  Kist-na. 
Kroban,  Kr6-ben. 
Kriihnen,  Krq-nen. 
Kuen-lun,  Kwen-ldan. 
Kuffstein,  K(6f-stjn. 
Kuldsha,  Krfjld-Jq. 
Kulluspelm,  Kdl-os-pelm. 
Kulpa,  K(i)l-pq. 
Kulun,  K(JD-lc6n. 
Kumania,  Kq-ma-ne-a. 
Kund,  Kdjnd. 
Kurische  er  Curische  Haff,  K(6- 

rij-e  Hqf. 
Kurland,  Kdor-land.  [t-qan. 

Kurreechane  er  Kurrichain,  Kur- 
Kursk,  Korsk. 
Kutaiyeh,  Kootaiah,  Koutaieh,  er 

Kutaja,  Km-tj-a. 
Kuttore,  Kut-6r.  [nE-a. 

Kydonia    er  Kidonieh,   Ke-do- 


L. 


Laaland,  Le-land,  er 
LoUand,  Lol-and. 
La  Baca,  La  Vak-a. 
La  Battaglia,  Lq  Bq-t^l-yq. 
Labischau,  Lq-be-J?. 
Labrador,  Lab-ra-dor. 
Laccadives,  Lak-a-djvz. 


Lachawannock,  Lak-a-wan-ok, 
Lachine,  La-jEU. 
Lachish,  La-kiJ. 
Lackawanna,  Lak-a-w6n-a. 
Lackawaxen,  Lak-a-waks-en. 
Ladakh,  Lq-d^k. 
Ladoga,  La-dio-ga. 


Ladrones,  Lad-rcfinz. 

La  Fere,  Lq  Fqr. 

La  Fayette,  Laf-a-et  er  L^-fa-et. 

La  Foarche,  La  FdbrJ. 

La  Grange,  La  Granj. 

Lago,  Li^-gQ. 

Lago  di  Come,  Lc^-go  de  KcS-mo. 


758 


J80GRAFIKAL  N^MZ. 


Lago  Mag^ore,  L^-go  Mqd-jo-ra. 

Lagos,  Lq-gos. 

La  Gueyra,  Lq  Gwj-rq. 

Laguna,  Lq-gdb-nq. 

Laguna  e;-. Laguna  de  los  Termi- 

nos,  Lq-g<6-nq  da  los  Ter-me- 

nos. 
Laguna  del  Madra,  Lq-gdo-nq  del 

M4d-ra. 
Lahn,  Lqn. 
La  Hogue,  Lq  Hog. 
Lahore,  Lq-h6r. 
Lahsa  or  Lachsa,  Lqli-sq,  &r 

Hajar,  Hq-jar. 
Laibach,  Lj-bqk. 
La  Mancha,  Lq  Mqng-q. 
Lamar,  La-mqr. 
La  Marche,  Lq  MqrJ. 
Lambayeque,  Lqm-bj-a-ka. 
Lambeth,  Lam-bet. 
Lamego,  Lq-ma-go. 
Lammermuir,  Lam-er-mcor. 
Lamoile,  La-mffl. 
Lamoo,  Lq-mdb,  er 

Lamo,  Lq-mo. 
Lamsaki,  Lam-sa-ks. 
Lanai,  Lq-ni,  &i' 

Ranai,  Rq-nj. 
Lanark,  Lan-ark,  er 

Lanerk,  Lan-erk. 
Lanarkshire,  Lan-ark-Jer,  er 

Lanerkshire  er  Clydesdale. 
Lancashire,  Lagk-a-Jer. 
Lancaster,  Laj-kas-ter 
Lancerota,  Lan-ser-o-ta,  er 

Lanzarote.  [q4-no. 

Lanciano,  Lqn-qe-^-no  er  Lqn- 
Landaff,  Lan-daf. 
Landau,  Lqn-d's. 
Landes,  Loiid. 
Landry,  Lan-dre. 
Landsberg,  Landz-berg;  [(?.] 

L^nts-be/'g. 
Landscrona,  Lqndz-krco-nq. 
Land's-End,  Landz-End'. 
Landshut,  Landz-hmt. 
Langeae,  Lon-jqk. 
Langelaud,  Lqij-e-lqnd,  er 

Langland,  Lai)-Iand. 
Langensalza,  Lqi)-en-s41ts-q. 
Langcnthal,  L^ij-en-tql. 
Langholm,  Lai)-um. 
Langoe,  Laij-go  er  Lqg-ge-e, 
Langres,  Lofigr. 
Languedoc,  Loii-ge-dok. 
Lanica,  La-ne-ka. 
Lantchang,  Lant-qai). 
Laodicea,  La-od-i-s8-a. 
Kaon,  Lq-6h. 
Laos,  L4-0S. 
La  Paz,  Lq  P^z. 
Lapeer,  Lap-er. 
Lapland,  Lap-land. 
La  Plata,  Lq  Plq-tq. 
La  Port,  La  Port. 
La  Puebla  er  La  Puebla  de  los 

Angeles,  Lq  Pweb-lq  (w  PflO- 

eb-lq)  da  los  fli)'hel-es. 
Larache,  Lq-rqJ. 
Laredo,  Lq-ra-do. 
Larissa,  Lar-is-a. 
Laristan,  Lqr-is-t^n. 
Larnica,  L4r-ni-kQ. 
La  Salle,  La  Sal. 
Las  Palmas,  Lqs  Pql-mqs. 
Lassa,  Las-a,  w 


H'lassa,  Hlqs-q. 
Latacunga,  Lat-a-k6n-ga. 
Latakia,  Lq-ta-ke-a  er 

Ladikia,  Lq-de-ks-a. 
Lattakoo  er  Latakoo,  Lat-a-k(6. 
Lauban,  L-s-bqn. 
Lauenburg,  L-s-en-burg  er  Li- 
en-burg. 
Lauderdale,  Le-der-dal. 
Laun,  Ltsd. 
Launceston,  L^ns-ton. 
Laurens,  Ld-renz. 
Lausanne,  Lo-z^n. 
Lauterbrunnen,  L's-ter-briin-en, 

er  Lauterbrunn,  L-s-ter-brtin. 
La  Vacca  &r  La  Ba«a,  La  Vak-a. 
Laval,  Lq-vql. 
Lavaur,  Lq-v6r. 
Lavoro,  Lq-v6-ro. 
Lawrence,  Le-rens. 
Laybach  er  Laibach,  Lj-bqk; 

Lublana,  Ldb-blq-nq,  {lllyrian.) 
Leake,  Lsk. 

Leamington,  Lem-ig-ton. 
Leba,  La-bq. 
Lebanon,  Leb-a-non. 
Lebonah,  Le-bo-na. 
Lecce,  Let-qa. 
Lech,  Lek. 
Lectoure,  Lek-tdbr. 
Leeds,  Ledz. 

Leeward,  Ls-ward  er  LdS-ard. 
Leeuwarden,  La-w6r-den. 
Leghorn,  Leg-hern  er  Leg-hern. 
Legnano,  Len-yq-no. 
Leh  er  Lei,  La. 
Le  Havre,  La  Hav-er. 
Lehigh,  Le-hj. 
Leicester,  Les-ter. 
Leicestershire,  Les-ter-Jsr. 
Leiden,  Lj-den. 
Leigh,  Le. 
Lcightou,  Lg-ton. 
lieine,  Lj-ne. 
Leiningen,  Lj-nig-en. 
Leinster,  Lin-ster  er  Len-ster. 
Leipsic,  Lip-sik; 

Leipzig,"  Ljp-tsig,  [6^.] 
Leiria  er  Leyria,  La-re-q. 
Leith,  LeL 

Leitha  er  Leyta,  Li-tq. 
Leitmeritz,  Ljt-mer-its,  er 

Leutmeritz,  L(5^t-mer-its. 
Leitrim,  Ls-trim. 
Leitzen,  Ljt-sen. 
Leixlip,  Liks-lip. 
Le  Maira,  Le  Mq,r. 
Le  Mans,  Le  Men. 
Lemberg,  Lem-berg. 
Lemnos,  Lem-nos, 

Stalimene,  Stal-im-e-ns,  er 

Limnee,  Lim-ne. 
Lemvig,  Lem-vig. 
Lena,  Ls-na;  {Rus.)  La-nq. 
Lenape,  Len-a-pe. 
Lenawee,  Len-a-wE. 
Lenni-Lennappe,  Len-E-Len-q-pa, 
Lenoir,  Ls-nor. 
Lentini,  Len-tg-nE. 
Lenzen,  Lent-sen. 
Leoben,  La-<5-ben. 
Leogane,  La-o-gqn. 
Leominster,  Lem-in-ster. 
Leon,  Le-on;  [.S}^.]  La-6n. 
Leona  Vicaria,  La-6-nq  Ve-k^,- 

re-q. 


Leonida,  Le-o-nE-do. 
Leontini,  Le-on-te-ne. 
Leopoldstadt,  Lep-old-stat. 
Lepanto,  Ls-pan-to. 
Le  Puy,  Le  Pwe. 
Lerida,  Ler-E-dq. 
Lerwick,  Ler-ik. 
Les  Andelys,  La  Zon-dle. 
Les  Gonaives,  La  Go-niv. 
Lesina,  Les-E-nq. 
Leskeard,  Les-kqrd. 
Les  Martigaes,  La  Mar-tEg. 
Lesparre,  Les-pa?'. 
Lestwithiel,  Lest-wsd-el. 
Leucadia,  Lvi-ka-de-a. 
Leuchtenburg,  Lffk-ten-berg. 
Leuck  er  Leuk,  Lffk. 
Leutmeritz,  Lfft-mer-its. 
Leutschau,  Let-J's. 
Levant,  Ls-vant. 
Leven,  Lev-n. 
Lewarden,  Ls-wer-den. 
Lewes,  Li^-is. 
Lewis,  Lq-is. 
Lewisham,  Lvi-iJ-am. 
Lewiston,  Lq-is-ton. 
Lexington,  Leks-ir)-ton. 
Leyden  er  Leiden,  Lj-den. 
Leyria,  La-re-a. 
Leyta,  La-tq. 
Leyte,  La-£-ta  er  La-ta. 
Liaghoff,  Ls-q-gof,  er 

Liakhov,  Ls-q-kov. 
Liampo,  Ls-am-po. 
Liard's,  L£-qrz. 
Libadia,  Liv-q-dg-q. 
Liberia,  Lj-be-ri-a. 
Liboume,  Le-b(f)rn. 
Lichfield,  Liq-fsld. 
Lichtenau,  Lik-te-n's. 
Lichtenfels,  Lik-ten-felz. 
Lichtenstein,  Lik-ten-stjn,  er 

Liechtenstein,  LEk-ten-stjn. 
Liege,  Lej;  [/)•.]  Ls-aj. 
Liegnitz,  Lgg-nits. 
Lientz  er  Lienz,  Lsnts. 
Lieou  Khieou,  Lcd  Ceo. 
Lier,  Lsr. 
Lille  er  Lisle,  LeI. 
Lima,  Li-ma;  {Peru)  Ls-mq. 
Limburg,  Lim-burg. 
Limerick,  Lim-er-ik. 
Limmat,  Lim-at. 
Limoges,  LE-moj. 
Limousin,  LE-moD-saA. 
Limoux,  LE-m(fi. 
Linares,  Lg-n^-rez. 
Lincoln,  Liij-kon. 
Lincolnshire,  Lig-kon-Jer. 
Lingen,  Lig-en. 
Linkoping  er  Linkj  oping,  Lin 

qe-pig. 
Linlithgow,  Lin-lit-gO. 
Lintz  er  Linz,  Lints. 
Lipari,  Lip-a-rE  er  Le-pq-rs. 
Lippa,  Lip-o. 
Lippe,  Lip-e 

Lippe-Detmold,  Lip-e-Det-molt. 
Lippe-Schauenburg,  Lip-e-Z'5- 

en-biarg  er  -E's-en-burg. 
Liria,  Le-rs-q. 
Lisbon,  Liz-bon; 

Lisboa,  Liz-bo-a  er  LES-b(5-<l, 

{Port.) 
Lisburn,  Liz-burn. 
Lisieux,  Le-ze-i],. 


JSOGRAFIKAL    NSMZ. 


759 


Liskeard,  Lis-k^rd. 
Lisle,  LeI. 
Lismore,  Liz-mor. 
Lissa,  Lis-a; 

Leszno,  LeJ-no,  {Fol.) 
Lilakou,  Lit-a-kob. 
Litarouba,  Lit-a-ri6-ba,  er 

Litabarooba,  Lit-a-ba-rob-ba. 
Litchfield,  Liq-feld. 
Lithuania,  Lit-yq,-a-ni-a. 
Litiz,  Lit-its. 
Littorale,  Lit-o-rq-le. 
Livadia  &r  Libadia,  Liv-q-de-a. 
Liverpool,  Liv-er-piol. 
Livonia,  Li-vw-ni-a; 

Lief  land,  Lsf-lqnt,  [<?.] 
Livorno,  L£-v6;'-no. 
Ljusne,  Lydbs-na. 
Llandaff  er  Landaff,  Lan-daf. 
Llanelly,  Lan-et-le. 
Llangollen,  Lan-got-len. 
Llanidloes,  Lan-id-les, 
Llanos,  Lyq-nos. 
Llanrwst,  Lan-rajst. 
Llerena,  Lya-ra-nq. 
Loanda,  Lo-an-da  er  Lc)-4n-dq. 
Loango,  Lo-ag-go. 
Lobenstein,  L6-ben-stjn. 
Lob-Xor,  Lob-Xer. 
Lobes,  L6-bos. 
Locarno,  Lo-kqr-no. 
Lochaber,  Lok-q-ber. 
Loch  Katrine,  Lok  Ka-trin. 
Loch  Levcn,  Lok  Lev-n. 
Loch  Lomond,  Lok  Lo-mond. 
Loch  Ness,  Lok  Xes. 
Loches,  LoJ. 
Lochy,  L6k-e. 
Lockport,  Lok-port. 
Lodeve,  Lo-dav. 
Lodi,  Lo-di:  {Italy)  Lo-de. 
Loffoden,  Lof-6-den,  &r 

Lofoden,  Lo-fo-den. 
Logan,  L6-gan. 
Loggoon  er  Loggun,  Log-c6n. 
Logrono,  Lo-gron-ya. 
Loheia,  Lca-ha-ya. 
Loir,  Lwq/'. 
Loire,  Lwq/-. 
Loiret,  Lwq-ra. 
Loja  er  Loxa,  Lo-hq. 


Lokeren,  Lo-ker-en. 
Lolland,  Lol-nnd. 
Lombardy,  Lom-bar-di. 
Lomond,  Loch,  Luk  Lu-mond. 
Lomnitz,  Lom-nits. 
London,  Ldn-don. 
Londonderry,  Lun-don-der-i. 
Longford,  Log-ford. 
Lons-le-Saulnier,    Lan-le-So- 

ne-a. 
Loo  Choo,  L<D  GcD. 
Looknooee,  Luk-noj-e, 
Lopatka,  Lo-pat-ka. 
Lop-Xor,  Lop-Xer, 
Lorain,  Lo-ran. 
Lorca,  L6r-ka. 
Loretto,  Lo-ret-O. 
Lorient  or  L'Orient,  LQ-r£-6n. 
Lorraine,  Lor-an. 
Los  Roques,  Los  R6-kes. 
Lossini,  Los-e-ne. 
Lostwithiel,  Lost-wid-el,  er 

Lestwithiel,  Lest-wid-el. 
Lot.  Lot. 

Lothian,  Ldj-di-an, 
Loudeah,  L(t>-d£-a. 
Loudon,  L's-don. 
Loughborough,  Liif-bur-o. 
Lough  Erne,  Loh  Em. 
Lough  Xeagh,  Loh  Xa. 
Loughrea,  Loh-ra. 
Louis,  St.,  Sant  Lob-is  er  L6-e: 

[/"/•.]  San  L(D-e. 
Louisa,  Lco-e-ZQ. 
Lonisburg,  Loi-is-burg. 
Louisiade,  LcD-E-z£-qd. 
Louisiana,  LiD-E-zs-dn-a. 
Louisville,  Lifj-is-vil. 
Louknoui,  Lcok-ncD-E. 
Louth,  L'sd. 

Louvain,  Loo-van;  [Fri]  Leo-van. 
Louviers,  Loo-vg-a. 
Louvo,  LA-vcd. 

Lowdeah  er  Loudeah,  Loo-dE-a. 
Lowell,  L6-el. 
Lownds,  Lxnz. 
Lowositz,  L6-vc3-sits. 
Loxa,  L6-hq. 
Lozere,  Lca-z^?". 
Lubben,  Lcbb-en. 
LuLeck,  Lq-bek. 


Lublin,  L(6-blin. 

Lucas,  Lq-kas. 

Lucas,  St.,  Sant  Lq-kas. 

Lucayos,  Lco-kj-os. 

Lucca,  Luk-Q;  [It.]  L<fjk-q. 

Lucena,  Lq-sE-na  or  Ldj-ta-nq. 

Lucera,  Lq-qa-rq. 

Lucerne,  Lq-sern. 

Lucia,  St.,  Sant  Lq-jE-a,  er 

St.  Lucie,  Sant  Loo-ze. 
Luckenwalde,  LAk-en-wql-de. 
Lucknow,  Luk-n-s. 
Lucon,  LotHzin. 
Ludamar,  Lq-da-mqr. 
Ludlow,  Lud-lu. 
Ludwigsburg,  Lobd-wigz-burg. 
Ludwigslust,  LcDd-wigz-lust. 
Lugano,  Loa-gq-no. 
Lugo,  Lin-go. 
Lugos,  Laj-goJ. 
Lulea,  Loi-Ie-o. 
Lumpkin,  Lump-kin. 
Lund,  Land. 
Luneburg,  Lq-ne-burg  er  Lq- 

ne-bu?g. 
Lunel,  Lq-nel. 
Lunenburg,  Lq-nen-burg. 
Luneville,    Lq-ne-vil    or    Lq- 

na-vil. 
Lupata,  L<t)-pq-tq. 
Lusatia,  Lq-sa-jE-a. 
Luterine,  LcD-ta-re-na. 
Lutzen,  Li\,t-sen. 
Luxemburg,  Liiks-em-burg. 
Luxeuil,  Lqks-iil. 
Luzern,  Loo-sern. 
Luzerne,  Lq-zern. 
Luzon  or  Lucon,  Ldo-zon;  \Spi\ 

La)-tQn. 
Lycoming,  Lj-kom-ig. 
Lydda.  Lid-a. 
Lyme-Regis,  Ljm-RE-jis. 
Lymfiord,  Lim-fi-6rd  or  Lqm- 

fE-6rd. 
Lymington,  Lim-ig-ton, 
Lynchburg,  Linq-burg, 
Lynn-Regis,  Lin-R£-jis. 
Lyonnais  or  Lyonais,  LE-on-a. 
Lyons,  Lj-onz; 

Lyon,  L£-6n,  {Fr.] 
Lys,  Lis. 


M. 


Maas,  Mqs. 
Maasluys,  ilqs-lers. 
Maastricht,  Mqs-trikt, 
Macahe,  Mq-kq-a. 
Macao,  Mq-kq-o  er  Ma^-k's. 
Macapa,  Jlq-kq-pq. 
Macassar,  Ma-kas-ar. 
Macclesfield,  Mak-lz-fEld. 
MacCracken,  Ma-Krak-en. 
MacDonough,  Mak-D6a-cD. 
MacDowell,  Mak-D-s-el. 
Macedon,  Mas-s-don. 
Macedonia,  Mas-E-do-ni-a. 
Macerata,  Mq-qa-rq-tq. 
Maceyo,  Jlq-sa-yo. 
Mac  Gillivray's,  Mak  Gil-e-vraz. 
Machias,  Mac-j-as. 
Machynlelh.  Ma-kin-let. 
Mackinaw,  Mak-i-no. 
Macintosh,  Mak-In-toJ. 


Mackenzie,  Ma-ken-zs. 
MacLean,  Mak-lan. 
Macomb,  Ma-kdbm. 
Macon,  Ma-kon;  [Fr.]  Mq-ktiii. 
Macoupin,  Ma-ktu-pin. 
Macquarrie,  Ma-kw6r-£. 
Madagascar,  Mad-a-gas-kar. 
Madame,  Ma-dam. 
Madawaska,  Mad-a-wes-ka. 
Maddaloni,  Mqd-q-16-nE. 
Madeira,  Ma-ds-ra;  {Port.)  Mq- 

da-£-rq. 
Madcn,  Mii-den. 
iladera,  Mad-E-ra. 
Madras,  Mad-ras.  [os. 

Madre  de  Dios,  Mq-dra  da  uz- 
Madrid,  Mad-rid;  [Sp.]  Mq-dred. 
Madura,  Mq-dct-ra. 
Maeandcr,  ME-an-der. 
Maelareu,  ila-lar-en. 


Maelstrom,,  Mal-strem. 

Maese,  Mqs. 

Maestricht  er  Maastricht,  Mqs- 
trikt. 

Magadoxa,  Mag-a-doks-Q. 

Magaguadavick,  ilag-a-da-vik. 

Magdala,  Mag-da-la. 

Magdalena,  Mag-da-lE-na;  [Spi\ 
Mqg-dq-la-nq. 

Magdeburg,  Mag-de-burg;  [Gr.] 
ilqg-de-bu/'g. 

Magellan,  Ma-jel-an. 

Mageroe,  M;ig-er-o. 

Maggiore,  Mqd-jt5-ra. 

Magindanao,  Mq-hin-dq-n^-o. 

Magnesia.  ^hig-n£-j£-a. 

Magny,  Mqn-yE. 

Mahanuddy,  ila-ha-ndd-s. 

Mahe,  Mq-ha. 

Mahon,  Mq-htiiu  or  Mq-un. 


760 


JSOGRAFIKAL  NSMZ. 


Miihratta,  Ma-rat-a. 
Maida,  Mq-e-dq. 
Maidstone,  Mad-ston. 
Maihidpore,  Mi-hid-p6r. 
Maimatchin,  ^I^-mq-qsn  er  M^- 

ma-^in. 
Main  er  Mayn,  Mjn. 
Maine,  Man. 
Mainland,  Man-land. 
Majorca,  Ma-jar-ka. 
Makooas,  Mq-kio-qz. 
Makoqueta,  Mq-k6-ka-ta. 
Malcree  6r  Makri,  M^-kre. 
Makulla,  ilq-kdl-q. 
Malabar,  Mal-a-bqr. 
Malacca,  Ma-lak-a, 
Maladetta,   Mt.,    M-snt  Mal-a- 

det-a. 
Malaga,  Mal-a-ga  er  Mq-lq-gq. 
Malaisia,  Ma-la-Jg-a. 
Malar,  Mq-lar. 

Malaren  er  Maelaren,  Ma-lar-en. 
Malay,  ila-la. 
Maiden,  Mel-den. 
Maldives,  Mal-divz. 
Maldonado,  Mql-do-n^-do. 
Malemba,  Ma-lem-ba. 
Malheur,  Mal-ifjr;  [Fr.]  Mq-lqr. 
Malines,  Mq-lgn. 
MallicoUo,  Mal-i-kol-o. 
Mallow,  Mal-Q. 
Malmedy,  Mal-me-di. 
Malmo,  Mal-me,  er  Mql-me. 
Malmohus,  M^l-nae-hcos. 
Malmsbury,  Mqmz-ber-i. 
Malo,  St.,  Sant  Mq-16. 
Malplaquet,  Mql-plq-ka. 
Malstrom,  Mal-strem. 
ilalta,  Mel-ta. 
Malton,  Mel-ton. 
Malvasia,  Mql-vq-SE-q,  &>' 

N'apoli  di  Malvasia,  N^-po-lg 

d£  Mql-vq-se-q. 
Malrern,  Mel-vern. 
Alalwah,  Mel-we. 
Mamore,  !Mq-m6-ra. 
Manaar,  Man-qr. 
Mananzari,  Mq-nqn-zq-re. 
Manasseh,  Ma-nas-e. 
Maneha,  La,  Lq  Mqn-qq. 
Manche,  MonJ. 
Manchester,  Man-qes-ter. 
Manchooria,  Man-qA-re-a. 
Mandans,  Man-dans. 
Mandara,  Mqn-dq-ra. 
Mandavee,  Man-da-VE. 
Mandingoes,  Man-dig-goz. 
Mane,  Mq-ne. 
Alanfredouia,   Man-fr8-d(&-ni-a 

er  Jlqn-ira-do-ne-q. 
Mangalore,  ilag-ga-Ior. 
Manhattan,  Man-hat-an. 
Manheim  er  Mannheim,  M(^n- 

hjm. 
Manica,  Mq-ne-sq. 
Manicouagan,  Man-e-kw^-gan. 
ilanilla,  Man-il-a. 
Manissa,  Man-is-a. 
Manitoba,  Man-i-t(5-ba. 
Manitouline,    Man-i-tdb-lin  er 

Man-e-tcD-lgn. 
Manitouwoc,  Man-£-t<D-w6k. 
Mannhartsberg,  Man-hqrts-berg. 
Mannissa,  Man-is-a. 
Manre-sa,  Mqn-ra-sq. 
Mans,  Le,  Le  Men. 


Mansoora  er  Mansourah,  Man- 

sdo-ra. 
Mantalagoose,  Man-tal-a-g<6s. 
Mantchooria,    Mandshooria,    er 

Mandchouria,  Man-qco-re-a. 
Mantua,  Man-tq-a: 

Mantova,  Mqn-to-vq,  [It.] 
Manzanares,  Mqn-tq-nq-res. 
Manzanillo,    Mqn-sq-nEl-yo   er 

Mqn-tq-ngl-j'tD. 
^laracaybo  er  Maracaibo,    Mq- 

rq-kj-bo. 
Maradeh,  Mq-r^-de. 
Marajo,  Mq-rq-gcD,  (fland.)    Ss 

{Joannes.} 
ilarambaya,  Mq-rqm-bi-q. 
Maramec,  Mar-a-mek,  or 

Merrimack,  Jler-i-mak. 
Maranham,  Mar-an-am,  er 

Maranhao,  Mar-an-a-o. 
Maranon,  Mq-rqn-yon. 
JIarathon,  Mar-a-ton. 
Maravee  er  Maravi,  Mq-rq-ve. 
Marbella,  Mar-bel-yq. 
Marblehead,  Mqr-bl-hed. 
ilarburg,  Mqr-burg;  [(?.]  Mar- 

bm/'g. 
ilarch,  Mark,  6r 

Morowa,  Mo-r's-q. 
Marehe,  La,  La  MarJ. 
Marcy,  M^r-si. 
Mardeen,  Mar-dtn.    Ritn  elso 

Mardin,  and  Merdin. 
Marecchia,  Mq-rek-E-q. 
Marengo,  Mar-en-go. 
Margarita,  Mqr-ga-re-ta. 
JIargate,  Mqr-gat. 
Margi,  Mqr-g£. 
Mariana,  Mq-r£-(^-nq. 
Marianne  er  Mariana,  Mar-e-an. 
Mariato,  Mq-rE-q-to. 
Marie-Galante,  Mq-rE-Gq-16nt. 
Mariel,  Mq-rE-el. 
Marienbad,    Mq-re-en-bqd   er 

Mq-rs-en-bqt. 
Marienberg,  Ma-ri-en-berg  er 

Mq-rs-en-berg. 
Marienburg,  Ma-ri-en-burg  er 

Mq-re-en-biarg. 
Marienwerder,  Ma-ri-en-w^r-der 

er  Mq-rE-en-ve/'-der. 
Marienzell,  Mq-re-en-tsel,  er 

Mariazell,  Mq-rs-q-tsel. 
Marietta,  Ma-ri-et-a. 
Marigliano,  Mq-rEl-yq-no. 
ilarion,  Ma-ri-on. 
Maritza  er  Marizza,  Mq-rit-sq,  er 

Marissa,  Ma-ris-a. 
^Marlborough,  Mqrl-bur-o. 
Marmora,  Mqr-mo-ra,  er 

Marmara,  Mqr-ma-ra. 
Marne,  Marn. 
Marocco,  ila-rok-o. 
Maroni,  Mq-rca-nE. 
Marosch,  Mq-roJ.  [hel. 

JIaros  Vasarhely,  Mor-6J  Vq-Jqr- 
Marquesas,  Mar-ka-sqs. 
Marquette,  Mar-ket. 
Marsala,  Ma?'-s4-lq. 
Marseilles,  Mar-salz; 

Marseille,  Mar-sal,  [Fr.] 
Marshall,  Mqr-Jal. 
Martaban,  Mqr-ta-ban. 
JIartigny,  ilar-t£n-ys;  [Fr.]  Mar- 

tEn-ye. 
Martigues,  Les,  La  Mar-teg. 


Martin,  M^r-tin. 
Martinico,  Mqr-tin-e-ko. 
Martin  Vas,  Mqr-tin  Vas, 
Martinique,  Mqr-tin-ek. 
Marwar,  Mqr-wer. 
JIaryland,  Md-ri-land. 
JIaryport,  Ma-ri-port. 
Mas-a-Fuera  er  Masafuera,  Mq- 

sq-fwa-rq. 
Mas-a-Tierra,  Mqs-q-T£-er-q. 
Mascarenhas,  Mqs-kq-ren-yqs. 
Mashow,  MaJ-^. 
Maskat  er  Mascate,  Mas-kat. 
Maskegon,  Mas-k£-gon,  er 

ilaskego,  Mas-ks-go. 
Massa,  Mas-a. 

Massachusetts,  Mas-a-qq,-set3. 
Massina,  Mas-E-nq. 
Masta,  Ma-stq  er  Mc^s-tq.    Ofn 

ritn  Msta. 
Masua  er  Massouah,  Mqs-do-q. 
Masulipatam,  Ma-scD-ls-pa-tam. 
Matagorda,  JIat-a-ger-da. 
Matamoros,  Mat-a-mo-ros,  er 

JIatamoras,  !Mat-a-m6-ras. 
Matanzas,  Ma-tan-zas  er  Mq-t^n- 

tqs. 
Matapan,  Mat-a-pan. 
Mataro,  Mq-tq-r6. 
Matarceyeh,  Mat-ar-s-ye. 
Matchin,  Mq-qEn. 
Matemba,  Ma-tem-ba. 
Mathias,  St.,  Sant  Ala-tj-as. 
Mathura;  sumtjmz  ritn,  and  y^StJ,- 

ali  pron-snst,  Muttra,  Mut-ra. 
Matsmay  er  ilatsmai,  Mats-m|. 
Matara,  Mq-to-rq. 
Mauch-Chunk,  Mek-Sdgk. 
Mauhes,  Mu-as. 
Maui,  M's-E. 
Maumee,  Me-ml. 
Mauna  Roa,  M's-nq  Ro-q. 
Maurepas,  Mo-rE-pq. 
Maurice,  St.,  Sent  Me-ris; 

[Fr.]  Mo-rES. 
Mauritius,  ile-riJ-E-us. 
Slaury,  Me-ri. 
Mautern,  M-s-tern. 
Mayaco,  Mj-q-ko. 
Mayaguana,  Jlj-q-gw^-nq. 
Mayenre,  Mq-yen  er  Mj-en. 
Mayn,  Mjn. 
Maynooth,  Ma-noDt. 
Mayo,  Ma-o  {Ireland}, 
Mayo,  Mj-o  {Jlexico}. 
Mayo,  ilj-Q. 

ilaysville,  ilaz-vil.  [bq. 

ilayumba  er  Majumba,  Mq-ydm- 
Mazagan,  Mqz-a-gqn. 
Mazagao,  Mq-zq-gsn. 
Mazanderan,  Mq-zqn-der-^n,  er 

Mazanderoon,  Mq-zqn-der-dE>n. 
Mazatlan,  ilaz-at-lan,  er  Mq-sqt- 

Iqn. 
Mazzara,  Mqt-s(^-rq. 
Meaeo,  ME-^-ko. 
Meade,  Mfid. 
Meadville,  Mfid-vil. 
Meath,  Msd. 
Meaux,  Mo. 
Mecca,  Mek-a. 
Mechlin.  Mek-lin,  er 

Meehelen,  Mek-el-en. 
Mechoaean,  M£-qo-a-kan. 
Mecklenburg,  Mek-len-burg,  [&.] 
Mek-len-bia?'g. 


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761 


Mecklenburg-Schwerin,  -Swer-sn. 
Mecklenbnrg-Strelitz,  -Strel-its. 
Mecran,   Mek-ran. 
Medina,  Mg-dj-na;  {Arabia} 

Med-B-na. 
Medina  Sidonia,  Med-e-nq  Se- 

do-nE-q. 
Mediterranean,  Med-i-ter-a-ne-an. 
Medvieditza,  Med-VE-a-dit-sq. 
Medway,  Med-wa. 
Meenen,  Ma-nen. 
Megiddo,  ME-gid-o. 
Megna,  Meg-na. 
Mehallet-el-kebeer  er  -el-kebir, 

Me-hql-et-el-ke-bfir. 
Meherrin,  ME-her-in. 
Meidam,  iIa-£-dqm, 
Meigs,  Msgz. 
Meikung,  ilj-koi). 
Meinam  e?'  ilenam,  Ma-£-nqm  er 

Ma -nam. 
Meinder,  Man-der. 
Meiningen,  Mj-nig-en,  er 

Meinungen,  Mj-nug-en. 
Meissen,  Mi-sen.  [da. 

Mejerdah  or  Medjerdah,  Me-jer- 
Mekinez,  Mek-i-nez, 

Makines,  Mak-i-nes,  er 

Meknas,  Mek-nas. 
Melbourne,  Mel-burn. 
Meleda,  Ma-la-dq. 
Melinda,  Ma-lin-dq. 
Meling  er  Meeling,  ME-lig. 
Melos,  Me-los. 
Melrose,  Mel-roz. 
Melton  ilowbray,  Mel-ton  Mo-brs. 
Melun,  ME-ldn. 
Melville,  Mel-vil. 
Alemel,  Mem-cl  er  Ma-mel. 
Memmingen,  Mem-ii)-en. 
Memphis,  Mem-fis. 
Memphremagog,  Mem-frs-ma-gog. 
Menaina,  Men-j-nq. 
Menan,  Me -nan,  er 

Manan,  Ma-nan. 
ilenard,  Men-qrd. 
Mendana,  Men-dqn-yq. 
Mende,  Moiid. 
Mendocino,  Men-do-se-no. 
Jlendoza,  Men-do-za;  [Sp.]  Men- 

du-tq. 
Menin,  Me -nan; 

Meenen,  Ma-nen,  [Flem.] 
Mennomonie,  Men-6m-o-ne,  er 

Menomonee,  ME-nom-o-ns. 
Menorca,  Men-er-ka. 
Mentone,  Men-tii-na. 
Mentz,  Ments,  er 

Mainz,  Mjnts. 
Menzaleh,  Men-zq-le. 
Meppel,  Mep-el. 
Merdin,  Mer-den. 
Mergui  er  Merghi,  Mer-gs 
Merewe  er  ileraweh,  Mer-a-wa. 
Meredith,  Mer-r-dit. 
Meriato,  Ma-re-q-to. 
Merida,  Mer-i-da  er  Mer-e-dq. 
Meramichi,  Mir-a-mi-Je. 
Merioneth,  Mer-i-on-et. 
Meriwether,  Mer-i-wed-ec. 
Mermentau,  iler-men-to. 
Meroe,  Mer-o-wa. 
Merom,  Ms-rom. 
Merrimack,  Mer-i-mak. 
Merseburg,  Mer-S£-burg;  [G.] 

Mer-se-burg. 


Mersey,  Mer-ze. 

Mcrthyr  Tydvil  or  Tydfil,  Mer- 

ter  Tid-vil. 
Merv,  Merv. 
Meshed,  MeJ-ed,  er 

Mushed,  5ldJ-ed. 
Mesolongi,  ires-Q-lop-gE.     Se 

{Missohm  tjhi.y 
Mesopotamia,  Mes-o-po-ta-mi-a; 

keld  El-Jez-E-ra,  (Al-Jezira.) 
Messina,  Mes-g-nq. 
Mesurado,  Mes-cD-rq-do, 
Mesurata,  iles-oo-rq-tq. 
Meta,  Ma-tq. 
Metelin,  Met-E-lgn,  er 

Mytelene,  Mit-E-le-ne. 
Metz,  Mets;  [Fr.]  Mas. 
Meurthe,  Mu/'t. 
Meuse,  Mqz;  [Fr.]  Muz: 

ilaese  er  Maas,  Mqs,   [Z>.] 
Mexico,  Meks-i-ko. 
Mezene  er  Mezen,  ilez-an. 
Mezieres,  Mez-E-4''. 
Miaco,  Mg-q-ko,  er 

Keeo,  Ke-o. 
Miami,  Mj-am-i. 
Miava,  Mg-q-vq. 

Michigan,  MiJ-i-gan  er  MiJ-i-gan. 
Michilimackinac,   MiJ-il-c-mak-i  - 

ne.    N's  keld  Mackinaw,  Mak- 

i-ne. 
Michoacan,  Ms-qo-q-kqn. 
Mieoni,  Mik-o-nE. 
Middelbnrg,  Mid-el-burg. 
Middlebury,  Mid-l-ber-i. 
iliddlesborough,  Mid-lz-bur-o. 
Middlesex,  Mid-1-seks. 
Middleton,  Mid-1-ton. 
Middle  town,  ilid-l-t'sn. 
ilidland,  Mid-land. 
Mifflin,  iOf-lin. 
Migliano,  MEl-yq-no. 
Migliazza,  MEl-yqt-sq,  er 

Miliaska,  Mil-E-qs-kq. 
Milam,  Mi-lam. 
Milan,  Mii-an; 

Milano,  Ms-lq-no,  [It.'] 
ililazzo,  ME-lqt-so,  er 

Melazzo,  Ma-lqt-so. 
Mildcn,  Mil-den. 
ililford.  Mil-ford. 
Milhau,  Me-16. 
Jlilledgeville,  Mil-ej-vil. 
Milo,  Me-lo,  er 

Melos,  Me-1os. 
ililtsin.  Milt-sin,  er  Milt-SEn. 
ililwaukee  er  ililwaukie,  Mil- 

wo-k£. 
Minab,  ME-nqb. 
Minch,  Mii)k. 
Mincio,  Min-qo. 
Mindanao,  Min-dq-nq-o,  er 

Magindanao,  Mq-hin-dq-n(^-o. 
Minden,  Min-den. 
Mindoro,  Min-d6-ro.  [ta. 

Minesota  or  Minnesota,  Min-E-s6- 
Mingan,  Mii)-gan. 
Mingrelia,  Min-grg-li-a. 
Minieh  er  Minyeh,  ME-ns-ye. 
Minho,  Mgn-j'o. 
Minnetaree,  Min-s-tar-E. 
Minorca,  Min-er-ka,  er 

Menorca,  Men-or-ka. 
Minsk,  Minsk. 
Miosen,  ME-co-zen. 
Miquelon,  5Iik-el-6n. 


Miramichi,  Mir-a-ml-Jg. 
ilirauda,  M£-rqn-dq. 
Mirandola,  M£-rqn-do-lq. 
Mirebalais,  Jkr-bq-la. 
ilirepoix,  Mir-e-pwq  er  Mer-pw^. 
Mirim,  ME-rt'm. 
Misitra,  Mis-i-tra  er 

Mistra,  Mis-tra. 
Miskolcz,  Mi/-ktf)lts. 
Misselad,  Mis-E-lqd. 
Missisque,  Mis-is-kw£. 
Mississippi,  Mis-i-sip-i. 
ilissolonghi,  Mis-o-16g-gE. 
Missouri,  Mis-co-rE. 
Jlistassinny,  Mis-tas-in-i,  er 

Mistissinny,  Mis-tis-in-i. 
ilistras,  Mis-tras. 
Mittau,  Mit--s. 
Mobile,  Mo-bEl. 
Mocaranga,   Mo-ka-ran-ga. 
Mocha,  Mo-ka;  {Aral.)  M6-kq. 
Modena,  M6-den-a  er  M6d-en-q. 
Modica,  M6d-£-kq. 
Moen,  Me-an. 
Mogadore,  Mog-a-dor  (keld 

Sweera,  Swe-ra,  bj  dE  Mcorz.) 
Mogul,  Mo-gdl. 
Mohacs,  Mo-hqq. 
ilohahve,  Mo-hq-vg. 
Mohawk,  Mo-hok. 
Moheelef,  Mo-hg-lef.    Ritn  elso 

Mobile  w  and  Moghilev. 
Mohegan,  Mo-hg-gan. 
Moissac,  Mwqs-qk. 
iloksha  er  Mokseha,  M6k-Jq. 
Mojos  er  Moxos,  Ma-hos. 
iloldau,  Mol-d's 
Moldavia,  Mol-da-vi-a. 
Molfetta,'  Mol-fet-a. 
Molise,  Mo-lE-sa. 
Molokai,  Mo-lo-ki,  er 

Morotai,  Mo-ro-tj. 
Moluccas,  Mo-ldk-as. 
Moluches,  Mo-lcD-qes. 
Molwitz,  Mol-wits  er  Mol-vits. 
Mombaza,  Mom-bq-zq,  er 

Mombas,  Mom-bqs. 
Mompox,  Mom-poks;  [<^.]  Mom- 

poh. 
Monaco,  M6n-q-ko. 
Monadnock,  Mo-nad-nok. 
Monaghan,  M6n-a-han. 
Monastir   er   Monasteer,   Mou- 

as-t£r. 
Monclova,  Mon-klo-va. 
Monchaboo,  Mon-9a-b<f>  er  Mok- 

so-bo. 
Mondego,  Mon-da-go. 
Mondonedo,  Mon-dun-ya-do. 
Mondovi,  Mon-do-vg. 
Monembasia,  Mo-nem-ba-se-a. 
Monferrato,  Mon-fer-q-to. 
Jlonfaloot  er  Monfalout,  Mob- 

fa-lcDt. 
Monfia,  Mon-fE-q. 
Mongbir,  Mur)-g£r. 
Mongolia,  Mon-go-li-a. 
Monistic,  Mia-nis-tik. 
Moniteau,  Mon-E-to. 
Monmouth,  Mon-mut. 
Monongahela,  Mo-non-ga-he-lo. 
Monongalia,  Mia-non-ga-li-O. 
Monopoli,  Mo-nop-Q-lfi. 
Monomotapa,  Mon-a-mo-t^-pq. 
.Monreale,  Mon-ra-q-la. 
Monroe,  Mon-r6. 


762 

Monrovia,  Mon-ro-vi-a. 

Mods,  Mod. 

Montagnana,  Mon-tqn-yq-nq. 

Montargis,  Mun-tar-gE 

Montauban,  Moii-to-bon. 

Montaiik,  Moii-tok. 

Mont  Blanc,  Mont  Blaijk  6r  Mon 

Blon. 
Montbrison,  Mon-bre-zun. 
Montcalm,  Mont-kqm. 
Mont-de-Marsan,  Mon-de-Mar- 

sqn. 
Montego,  Mon-tg-go. 
Moateith,  Mon-tefc. 
Monte-Leone,  M6a-ta-La-6-na. 
Montelimart,  Mon-tel-e-mar. 
Montelovez,  Mon-tel-o-vez. 
Monterey,  Mon-ta-ra. 
Montevideo,  Mon-te-vid-£-Q  er 

Mon-ta-v8-da-o. 
Montferrat,  Mont-fer-at. 
Montgomery,  Mont-gdm-er-i. 
Montieello,  Mon-ti-sel-o. 
Mantilla,  Mon-tsl-yq. 
Montmartre,  MQU-mar-t/. 
Montmorenoi,  Mout-mo-ren-se. 
Montpelier,  Mont-pg-li-er. 
Montreal,  Mont-re-el. 
Montreale,  Mont-ra-q-la,  er 

Monreale,  Mon-ra-^-la. 
Montrose,  Mont-roz. 
Montserrat,  Mont-ser-at. 
Monza,  M6n-zq. 
Mookden,    Mukden,   ©?'   Mouk- 

den,  Ma>k-den. 
Moolooas,  McD-l(Jo-a3. 
Mooltan  »r  Moultan,  M(t>l-t4n. 
Moorad  er  Murad,  McD-r^d. 
Moore,  Mor. 

Moorshedabad,  Moor-Js-da-b^d. 
Moorzook,  Mourzouk,  &)•  Murzuk, 

M(i)r-z6k. 
Moosehead,  McDs-hed. 
Moqui,  Mo-ke. 
Mora,  Mci-ra. 


JSOGRAFIKAL   NQMZ. 

Morat,  Mo-rq. 

Morava  er  Morawa,   ilo-rq-vq, 

March,  Mqrq. 
Moravia,  Mo-ra-vi-a; 

Mabren,  Ma-ren,  [  6^.] 
Moray  er  ]\Iurry,  Mur-a. 
Morbihan,  Mor-be-oii. 
Morea,  Mo-rg-a,  er  [sus. 

Peloponnesus,    Pel-CD-pon-e- 
Moreau,  Mo-ro. 
Morena,   Sierra,    Se-er-q  Mq- 

ra-nq. 
Jlorgan,  Mer-gan. 
Morgarten,  Mer-gar-ten. 
Morlachia,  Mor-la-ki-a. 
Morlaix,  Mor-la. 
Morocco,  Mo-rok-o,  er 

Marocco,  Ma-rok-o. 
Morotai,  Mo-ro-tj. 
Morro   Hermoso,    M6r-ca   Her- 

mo-SQ. 
Morrope,  Mor-o-pa. 
Morsoe,  Mers-e-g. 
Moragne,  Mor-t^ny. 
Mortemar,  Mert-mqr. 
Moscow,  Mos-k's; 

Moskwa,  Mosk-wq,  {Bus.) 
Moselle,  Ma,-zel. 
Mosquito,  Mos-ke-to. 
Mostar,  Mos-t^r. 
Mosul,  M6-sul,  er 

Moosul,  Mtb-sul. 
ilotapa,  Mo-tq-pa. 
Motril,  Mo-trgl. 
Moudon,  McD-don. 
Moukden,  MiBk-den. 
Moulins,  M(B-lan. 
Moultan,  Mitl-tqn. 
Mouna  Roa,  M's-nq  Ro-q. 
Moura,  Mcb-rq. 
Mourzouk,  McDr-zcf)k, 
Movisas  er  Movizas,  Mo-ve-zqz. 
Mowee,  M-»-e. 
Moxos,  M0-36S. 
Mozambique,  MQ-zam-bek. 


Msta,  M-stq. 

Muhkalhata,  Mq-kql-hq-tq. 
Muhlenburg,  Mq-leu-burg. 
Miihlhausen,  Mel-h-s-zen. 
Muhlhausen,  Mql-h-s-zen. 
Miihlheim,  Mel-hjm. 
Muhr  e-r  Mur,  Moor. 
Mukden,  Mook-den. 
Mulahasen,  MiB-lq-q-ten. 
JIulde,  Mial-de. 
Mull,  Mul. 

Mullingar,  Mul-in-gqr. 
Miinden,  Mqn-den. 
Munich,  Mq-nik. 
Munkacs,  Miii)k-qq. 
Munnypoor,  Mun-i-pc6r,  er 

Munipoora,  Mun-i-pcD-ra. 
Munster,  Mun-ster. 
Mur,  MiDr. 
Murad,  Mco-rqd. 
Murau,  MA-r-g. 
Murcia,   Mdr-Jg-a;    [Sp.']  Mc6»'- 

tg-q.  [o. 

Murfreeeborough,  Miir-frgz-bur- 
Muritz,  Mi^-ritB. 
Murray,  Mdr-a. 
Marsuk,  M(Dr-z6k. 
Murten,  Mia/-ten. 
Murusura  er  Morucura,  Mayrco- 

s(6-rq. 
Mui-viedro,  Mmr-vg-a-dro. 
Muscat,   Mu.s-hat. 
Muscatine,  Mus-ka-tgn. 
Muscogee,  JIus-ko-ge. 
Muscongus,  Mus-k6i)-gus. 
Muscovy,  Mu3-ku)-vi. 
Muskau,  Mxas-k-8. 
Muskingum,  Mus-kig-gum. 
Musselburgh,  Mus-el-bur-o. 
Muttra,  Mut-ra. 
Myconi,  Mik-Q-ni. 
Myconos,  Mik-o-nos. 
Mysore,  Mj-s6r. 
Mytilene,  Mit-i-lg-ng,  or 

Metelin,  Met-g-lgn. 


N. 


Naab,  Nqb;  [  <?.]  Nqp. 

Naas,  Nas. 

Nabajo,  Nav-a-ho,  er 

Nabajoa,  Nq-vq-ho-q. 
Nacogdoches,  Nak-o-dii-qez. 
Nagpoor  er  Nagpour,  Nag-p(f)r. 
Nagy  Enyed,  N6d-ye  En-yed. 
Nagy  Karoly,  N6d-ye  Kq-roly. 
Nagy  Sz'Blnbath,  N6d-ye   Som- 

bot. 
Nagy  Varad,  N6d-ye  V^-rod. 
Nahant,  Na-hant. 
Nain,  Na-in. 
Nairnshire,  N4rn-jEr. 
Namaquas  er  Namaaqaas,  Nq- 

m4-kwqz. 
Namur,  Na-mur;  [Fr^  Nq-mrj,?". 
Nancy,  Nan-si;  [/*V.]  Non-sg. 
Nangasaki,  Nqij-ga-sc^-kg. 
Nankin,  Nan-kgn,  er 

Nanking,  Nan-kir).    Keld  elso 

Kiang  Ning,  Ki-ai)  Nig. 
Nanling,  Nan-lig. 
Nansemond,  Nan-sg-mond. 
Nantchang,  Nan-qag. 
Nantes,  Nants;  \_Fr.\  Noi'it, 


Nanticoke,  Nan-ti-kok. 
Nantucket,  Nan-tiik-et. 
Nantwich,  Nant-iq. 
Naphthali,  Naf-ta-lj. 
Naples,  Na-pli.; 

Napoli,  Nq-po-lg,  [/)!.] 
Naplouse  or  Naploos,  Nap-ldos. 
Napo,  Nq-po. 
Napoli  di  Malvasia,  Nq-po-le  ds 

Mql-vq-zg-q. 
Napoli  di  Romania,  Nq-po-lg  de 

Ro-mq-ng-q. 
Narbonne,  Nar-bon. 
Narda,  Nqr-da. 
Narenta,  Nq-ren-tq. 
Narew,  Nq-ref. 
Narmada,  Na;'-mq-da. 
Naruva,  Nar-o-va,  er 

Narva,  Nqr-va. 
Narym,  Nq-rim. 
Naseby,  Naz-bi. 
Nashoba,  NaJ-Q-la. 
Nashua,  N;<|-i|-a. 
Nashville.  N;iJ-vi]. 
Nassau,  Nas-e;  [(}.']  N4s-'5, 
Natal,  Na-tal,  er  Nq-tql. 


Natchez,  Naq-ez. 
Natchitoches,    Naq-i-toq-es    er 

Nak-E-tiiJ. 
Natolia,  Na-t6-li-a,  er 

Anatolia,  An-a-to-li-a,  er 

Anadoli,  fl-nq-do-lg. 
Natore,  Na-tiir. 
Naugatuck,  Ne-ga-tuk. 
Naumburg,  Nem-burg. 
Nauplia,  Ne-pli-a. 
Nauvoo,  N9-VC6. 
Navahoe,  Nav-a-ho,  (Indianz.) 
Navan,  Nav-an. 
Navarina,  Nav-a-rg-no,  er 

Neocastro,  Na-o-kqs-tro. 
Navarre,  Na-vqr; 

Navarra,  Nq-v^r-q. 
Naviglio   Grande,    Nq-vel-yo 

Grqn-da. 
Naxia,  Naks-g-a,  er 

Naxos,  Naks-os. 
Nazareth,  Naz-a-ret.    N's  kald 

Nasra,  Nqz-ra. 
Neagh,  Lough,  Loh  Na. 
Neau,  Na-6. 
Nebo,  Ng-bo. 


Nebraska,  Ne-brds-ka. 
Neches,  Neq-ez. 
Neckar,  Nek-ar. 
Necosta,  Nc-kos-ta. 
Nedjd,  Nejd,  er 

Nedjed,  Nej-ed.    Ritn  elso 

Nedsjed. 
Neembucu,  Na-em-btD-kdi. 
Negapatam,  Neg-a-pa-tam. 
Negrais,  Neg-rjs. 
Negro,  Na-gro. 
Negropont,  Neg-ro-pont,  or 

Egripo,  Eg'ri-po. 
Negros,  Na-gros. 
Neisse,  Ni-se. 
Nelson,  Nel-son. 
Nemours,  Ne-mdor. 
Nenagh,  Na-na. 
Neosho,  Ne-6-Jo. 
Neots,  St.,  Sant  Nets. 
Nepaul  er  Nepal,  Ne-pel. 
Nepissing,  Nep-is-ii). 
Nerbuddah,  Ner-bdd-a,  er 

Narmada,  Nar-mq-da. 
Nertchinsk,  Ner-qinsk. 
Neschin,  NeJ-en. 
Nescopeck,  Nes-ko-pek. 
Neshaminy,  Ng-Jam-i-ni. 
Nestved  er  Naestved,  Nestrved. 
Nesuketonga,  Ne-six-ke-toij-ga. 
Netherlands,  Ned-er-landz. 
Nethou,  Na-tti). 

Netze,  Net-se.  [biarg. 

Neuburg,  Nii,-burg;    [(?.]    Ner-    . 
Neufchatel  er  Neuchatel,  NuJ- 

q-tel. 
Neu-Markt,  Nff-Mqrkt. 
Neu-Ruppin,  Ner-Ru-psn. 
Neusatz,  Nff-sqts. 
Neuse,  Nv^s. 

Neusiedler-See,  Ner-sed-Ier-Sa. 
Neusohl,  Nq-sol  er  Nff-sol. 
Neustadt,  Nii,-stqt  er  Nff-stqt. 
Neutra,  Ntf-trq; 

Nyittra,  Ne-it-roh,  {Bun.} 
Neuwied,  Ni\,-wEd  er  Nff-wet. 
Neva,  Ne-va;  {Etis.}  Na-va. 
Nevada,  Na-vq-dq. 
Nevado,  Na-vq-do. 
Nevers,  Ne-v4/'. 
Neversink,  Nev-er-siyk. 
Nevin,  Nev-in,  er  Nefyn,  Nef-in. 
Nevis,  Ben,  Ben  Ns-vis. 
Newark,  Ni\,-ark. 
Newbern,  Nvj,-bern. 
NcTfberry,  Nq-ber-i. 
Newburg,  Nii,-burg. 
Ncwburyport,  Ni^-ber-i-purt. 
Newcastle,  N^^-kas-el;  {A'ngland) 

Ni],-kas-el. 
New  Euhota,  Nn  8-k6-ta. 
Newfoundland,  Nq,-fund-land. 


J80GRAFIKAL  NaMZ. 

New  Granada,  Nq,  Grq-nq-dq. 
New  Guinea,  Nq  Gin-e-a. 
New  Hampshire,  Ni^^Hamp-Jer. 
New  Hanover,  Nq  ll;in-o-ver. 
New  Haven,  Nq  Hfi-ven. 
New  Helvetia,  Nq  Hel-VB-Ji-a. 
New  Holland,  Nq  Hol-and. 
New  Jersey,  Nq  Jer-zi. 
New  Lebanon,  Nq  Leb-a-non. 
New  Leon,  Ni|  Le-on. 
New  London,  Nq  Lun-don. 
New  Madrid,  Nq  Mad-rid. 
Newmarket,  Nq-mqr-ket. 
New  Mexico,  Nq  Meks-i-ko. 
New  Orleans,  Ni],  Gr'le-anz. 
Newport,  Nq-port. 
New  Providence,  Nq  I'rov-i-dens. 
Newry,  Nq-rg. 
New  Sarum,  Nq  Sa-rum. 
New  Santander,  Nq  San-tan-der; 

Nuevo  Santander,  Nwa-vo  Sqn- 

tqn-d4r,  [S^j.] 
Newton,  Ni'i^-ton. 
New  York,  Nij,  Yerk. 
New  Zealand,  Nq  Zs-land. 
Nezheen,  Ne;^-8n. 
Nez  Perce,  Na  Per-sa. 
Niagara,  N|-ag-a-ra. 
Niangua,  Ng-atj-gwq. 
Nica.ria,  Nj-ka-rg-a. 
Nicaragua,  Nik-ar-q-gwq. 
Nice,  Nes. 
Nicholas,  Nik-o-las. 
Nicobar,  Nik-o-bqr. 
Nicolas,  St.,  Sant  Nik-o-las. 
Nicopoli,  Ne-kop-CD-ls,  w 

Nicopol,  NE-k(o-pol. 
Nicosia,  Ne-kta-se-q. 
Nicotera,  Nik-o-te-ra. 
Niederwesel,  Ne-der-wd-zel, 
Niomen,  Ng-men. 
Nieuport,  Nq,-p<art. 
Nievre,  Ne-avr. 
Niger,  Nj-jer,  er 

Quorra,  Kw6r-a.  [ef. 

Nikolaief  er  Nikolaiew,  Ne-ko-lj- 
Nikolsburg,  Nik-olz-burg, 
Niksar,  Nek-sqr. 
Nilcuud,  Nil-kund. 
Nile,  Njl. 

Nimegue,  Ng-mag. 
Nimes  er  Nismes,  Nem. 
Nimwegen,  Nim-va-gen;  mor  kor- 

ektli,  Nymwegeu,  Njm-wa-gen. 
Ningoota  er  Ningouta,  Nii)-gc6-tq. 
Ning-Po,  Nirj-Po;  fermerli 

Liampo,  Lg-am-po. 
Niort,  Ne-6/'. 
Nipissing,  Nip-is-ii],  er 

Nepissing,  Nep-is-ig. 
Niphon,  Nif-6n,  e-r 

NipoD,  Nip  6a. 


763 

Nishapoor,  NiJ-a-p<6r. 
Nismes,  Nem. 
Nisqually,  Nis-kw61-8. 
Nissibin,  Nis-g-bgn;  anjentli, 

Nisibis,  Nis-i-bia. 
Nissa,  Nis-a. 
Nitcheguon,  Niq-e-gw6n. 
Nivelles,  Ng-vel. 
Nizhnee  (er  Nijni)  Novgorod, 

Nig-ne  Nov-go-rod. 
Nocera,  No-qa-rq. 
Nola,  Nca-la  or  No-lq. 
Noon,  Noun,  or  Nun,  Neon. 
Nootka  Sound,  Ndbt-ka  STsnd. 
Nord,  No/'. 

Nordhausen,  Nort-h's-zen. 
Nordjingen  er  Noerdlingen,  Nert- 

lii)-en. 
Norfolk,  Ner-fok. 
Normandy,  Ner-man-di; 

Normandie,  Nor-mon-dg,  [Fr.] 
Norridgewock,  N6r-ij-wok. 
Norrkbping,  N6;--qe-pig. 
Northampton,  Nor-bam-ton. 
Northlined,  Nert-ljnd. 
Northumberland,  Nor-tdm-ber- 

land. 
Norton  Sound,  Ner-ton  Sund. 
Norway,  Ner-wa. 
Norwich,  N6r-iq  er  Ner-wiq; 

{England}  N6r-ij. 
Nossa  Senhora  da  Penha,  N6s-q 

Sen-yo-rq  dq  Pen-yq. 
Note,  No-to. 
Nottaway,  N6t-a-wa. 
Nottingham,  Not-iij-am. 
Noun,  NiDn. 
Nourse,  NcOrs. 
No  vara,  No-vq-rq. 
Nova  Scotia,  Na-va  Sko-Ji-a. 
Nova  Zembia,  N6-va  Zem-bla. 
Novgorod,  Nov-go-rod,  er 

Novogorod,  Na-vo-go-rod. 
Novi,  No-vE. 
Noxubee,  Noks-yq-bg. 
Noyon,  No-yoh. 
Nubia,  Nq,-bi-a. 
Nueces,  Nwa-ses  er  Nm-a-ses. 
Nueva  Helvetia,  Nwa-vq  Hel-va- 

tg-q. 
Nuevitas,  Nwa-vg-tqs. 
Nuevo  Leon,  Nwa-va  La-on,  &r 

New  Iieon,  Nq  Lg-on. 
Nuevo  Santander,  Nwa-vo  Squ- 

tqn-dq?'. 
Nukahiva,  Ndo-ka-hE-va. 
Nunnivack,  Niin-i-vak. 
Nuremberg,  Ni^-rem-berg. 
Nyeburg  or  Nyborg,  Ng-borg. 
Nyffe,  Nif-a.  [pig. 

Nykoping  er  Nykjoping,  Nq-qe- 
Nyon,  NE-6n, 


O. 


Oahu,  W6-h<j). 

Oakham,  O'kam. 

Oaxaca  or  Oajaca,  Wq-hc^-kq. 

Ob,  Ob. 

Obdorsk,  Ob-dersk,  er 

Obdorskoi,  Ob-ders-ko", 
Obeid,  (D-bad  er  CO-ba-Ed. 
Oberlin,  O'ber-lin. 
Obi  er  Oby,  tO'bs,  07-  Ob,  Ob. 


Obion,  O'bi-on. 
Ocana,  Q-kqn-yq. 
Occoquan,  Ok-o-kwen. 
Oceana,  (D-Jg-dn-a. 
Oceanica,  O-Jg-an-i-ka. 
Oceola,  Os-£-w-la. 
Ochotsk,  Q-kotsk. 
Ocklokonee,  Ok-lo-ko-ng, 
Ocmulgee,  Ok-mul-JE. 


Ocona,  O-kon-yq. 

Oconee,  Q-ko-nE. 

Ocracoke,  O'kra-kok. 

Octorara,  Ok-to-rd-ra. 

Odense,  O'den-se. 

Oder,  Q'der. 

Odessa,  O-des-a. 

Odeypoor,  (D-dg-pc^r.  [barg. 

Oedenburg,  8'den-burg  er  Q'den- 


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Oeiras,  CD-a-s-rqs. 

Oeland,  g'land  w  E'land. 

Oels,  Els. 

Oerebro,  Er's-bro  6r  E're-bro. 

Oesel,  S'sel  w  E'sel. 

Oettingen,  Et'iy-en  e/'  Et'ig-en. 

Ofen,  Q'fen. 

Offenbach,  Of'en-bfik. 

Ogdensburg,  Og'denz-burg. 

Ogeechee,  (D-gg-ke. 

Ogle,  O'gl. 

Oglethorp,  O'gl-terp. 

Oglio,  Ql'yo. 

Ohio,  O-hi-ca. 

Oise,  CTz. 

Okanagan,  G)-ka-nag-an. 

Okeehobee,  O-ke-qci-bE. 

Okefinokee,  Q-ks-fin-o-ke. 

Okhotsk,  CD-kotsk. 

Okna,  Ok'na. 

Oktibbeha,  Ok-tib-B-he. 

Oldenburg,  Ol'den-burg;  [G'.] 

Ol'den-biarg. 
Oldham,  Qld'am. 
Olean,  O-ls-an. 
Oleggio,  O-led-jo. 
Olenek,  O-len-ek. 
Oleron,  O-la-riin. 
Olinda,  O-lin-da  w  O-len-dq. 
Olivenza,  01-i-ven-za. 
Olmiits,  6r  OUmiits,  Ol'mtits. 
Olonets  er  Olonetz,  O-lo-nets. 
Olot,  0-16t. 
Olympus,  O-lim-pus. 
Omaguas,  0-mci-gw4s. 
Omaha,  Om'a-he. 
Oman,  Q-m^n. 
Omer,  St.,  Sant  O'mer. 
Omoa,  Q-mo-a  dr  Q-mo-q. 
Ompomponoosue,  Om-pom-po-ntfi- 

suk. 
Omsk,  Omsk. 
Onate,  On-y^-ta. 
Onega,  O-ns-ga;  {Bus.}  O-na-gq. 
Oneglia,  O-nel-yq. 
Oneida,  O-ni-da. 
Onion,  Un'yon. 
Onon,  O-non. 
Onondaga,  On-on-de-ga, 
Onslow,  Ons'lo. 
Ontario,  On-ta-ri-o. 
Oodipoor,  OO-de-ptfer. 
Oofa,  Oufa,  er  Ufa,  (D'fq, 
Oojein,  (D-jan. 
Oonalaska,  (D-na-las-ka,  &>• 

Oonalashka,  (D-na-laJ-ka. 
Oorfa,  COr'fa.    Ritn  elso  Urfa, 

Ourfa,  and  Orfa. 
Oorga,  Ourga,  er  Urga,  (Dr'gq. 
Oorghenj,  Ourghendj,  er  Urgendj, 

(Dr-genj. 


J80GRAFIKAL    N^MZ. 

Ooroomeea    er  Urumiya,    (D-rcD- 

mg-a.    Ritn  elso  Urmiah  a.7id 

Ourmiah. 
Oorzhoom  or  Ourjoum,   (Dr-jt^m. 
Oosa  (/r  Ousa,  (D'sq.  [sgo-rs. 

Oosooree,  Ousouri,  er  Usuri,  CD- 
Oostenaula,  (Os-ten-e-la. 
Oosterhout,  tOs'ter-h-st. 
Oostioog  Yelikec,  Ustiug  Veliki, 

er  Oustioug  Veliki,  Gis-te-chg 

Vel-E-ks. 
Oozbeks,  Ouzbeks,  er  Uzbecks, 

COz-beks. 
Oozbekistan,  0)z-bek-is-t4n. 
Opelousas,  Op-t-la)-sas. 
Oporto,  (D-p6r-to. 
Oppeln,  Op'eln. 
Oppenheim,  Op'en-hjm. 
Oppido,  Op'i-du). 
Oran,  O-rqn. 

Orange,  Or'anj;  [Fr.]  O-rqn^. 
Orangeburg,  Or'anj -burg. 
Orcades,  Or'ka-dez. 
Orchilla,  Or-qel-yq. 
Orebro,  O'rE-bro. 
Oregon,  Or'e-gon. 
Orel,  O-rel,  er  Orlof,  Or-lof. 
Orellana,  Q-rel-yq-nq. 
Orenboorg  e;"  Orenburg,  O'ren- 

bcorg. 
Orense,  O-ren-sa. 
Orford,  Gr'ford. 
Orfui,  0r-fw8. 
Orianda,  O-rg-c^n-dq. 
Orihuela,  Q-rg-wa-lq. 
Orinoko,  O-rin-o-ko. 
Oriskany,  (D-ris-ka-ni. 
Orissa,  Q-ris-a. 
Oristano,  Q-ris-tq-no,  er 

Oristagni,  O-ris-t^n-ye. 
Orizaba,  O-rg-sq-bq. 
Orkneys,  Grk'ngz.  [a. 

Orleanais  er  Orleanois,  Or-ls-qn- 
Orleans,  6r'lg-anz. 
Orlof,  er'lof. 

Ormus  er  Ormuz,  Gr'mus. 
Orne,  Orn. 
Orono,  0-r(f)-no. 
Orontes,  O-ron-tez. 
Oropesa,  Or-o-pa-sa. 
Orosei,  O-ro-sa-e. 
Orsova,  Or-Jo-va. 
Ortegal,  Gr'ts-gal  er  Or-ta-g^l. 
Ortelsburg,  Gr'telz-burg;    [6^.] 

0/''telz-bu?-g. 
Orthez  er  Orthes,  O/'-ta. 
Ortona,  O/'-tia-nq. 
Oruba,  O-rct-bq. 
Oruro,  O-rcfi-ro. 
Orvieto,   O/'-ve-a-to. 
Osaca  &r  Osaka,  0-S(^-kq. 


Osage,  O-saj. 

Osceola,  Os-g-Q-la. 

Osero,  Os'a-ro. 

Osimo,  Os'i-mo. 

Oshmooneyn   er    Achmouneyn, 

OJ-moD-nan. 
Osnabruek,  Os'na-bruk. 
Ossabaw,  Os-a-be. 
Ossipee,  Os'i-pg. 
Ossola,  Os'o-la. 
Ossuna,  Os-do-nq. 
Oste,  Os'te. 
Ostend,  Os-tend. 
Osteroe,  Os'ter-o. 
Ostiaks,  Os'ti-aks. 
Oswegatchie,  Os-wg-gaq-E. 
Oswego,  Os-wE-go. 
Oswestry,  Oz'wes-tri. 
Otabalo  er  Otavalo,  Ot-q-V(^-l(D. 
Otaheite,  Q-tq-hjt  er  O-ta-hj-ts. 
Otchakof,  Oq-a-kof. 
Otranto,  O-tran-to. 
Otsego,  Ot-sg-go. 
Ottajana,  Ot-q-yq-no. 
Ottawa  0t'a-w9  er  Ot'a-wa. 
Otterbach,  Ot'er-baq. 
Otterburn,  Ot'er-burn. 
Otto  er  Oto,  Ot'o. 
Ottojano,  Ot-Q-yq-no. 
Ottomacs  er  Ottomaques,  Ot-O- 

mqks. 
Ouachita,  WoJ-i-te. 
Ouanlin,  Wan-lin. 
Oade,  (Dd. 

Oudenarde,  "5''den-qr-de. 
Ouessent,  Wes-qn. 
Oufa,  CD'fa. 
Oural,  CD'ral. 

Ouralsk  er  Uralsk,  (D-r^lsk. 
Ourfa,  OQr'fa. 
Ourga,  (Dr'ga. 
Ourique,  (D-rg-ka. 
Ourphendj,  (Brg'henj. 
Ourmiah  er  Urmiah,  (Dr-mE-a. 
Ousa,  CO'sa. 
Ouse,  CDz. 

Outchangfou,  "5^t-(3ag-f(6. 
Overton,  Q'ver-ton. 
Overyssel,  O-ver-is-el. 
Ovid,  O'vid. 
Oviedo,  O-VE-a-do. 
Owasco,  Q-wos-ko. 
Owego,  0-w£-gQ. 
Owen,  Q'wen. 
Owhyhee,  0-hwj-h£, 
Oxford,  Oks'ford; 

Oxonia,  Oks-(f)-ni-a,  [Z.] 
Oxus,  Oks'us. 

Oyapock  er  Oyapoc,  CT-a-pok. 
Ozark,  O-z^rk. 
Ozee,  Q-ze. 


P. 


Pachuco,  Pq-q(6-k(3. 
Pacific,  Pa-sif-ik. 
Pacolet,  Pak-Q-let. 
Padang,  Pad-ag. 
Paderbom,  Pq-der-bom. 
Padua,  Pad-yq-a. 
Paducah,  Pa-d^-ka. 
Paglia,  P^l-yq. 
Paisly,  Paz-li. 
Palatinate,  Pa-lat-i-nat. 


Palatine,  Pal-a-tin. 
Palawan,  Pal-a-wen. 
Palembang,  Pal-em-bag. 
Palencia,  Pa-len-Jg-q. 
Palenque,  Pq-leij-ka. 
Palermo,  Pa-ler-mu. 
Palestine,  Pal-es-tjn. 
Palestrina,  Pq-les-trs-na. 
Palicaudcherry,  Pal-i-ked-J6r-i. 
Pallamcotta,  Pal-am-kot-a. 


Palliser's,  Pal-i-serz,  (fflandz.) 

Palma,  P^l-mq. 

Palmas,    er    Las  Palmas,  Lqs 

Pql-mqs. 
Palmiras,  Pal-mg-ras. 
Palmyra,  Pal-mj-ra. 
Palo  Alto,  Pq-lo  fll'to. 
Palos,  Pq-lfflS. 
Palteh,  Pql-ta  er  P41-te. 
Pambu,  Pqm-b(6. 


Pamlico,  Pam-li-ko. 

Pampeluna,  Pam-ps-lA-nq,. 

Pamplona,  Pqm-pla-nq,. 

Panama,  Pan-a-mq. 

Panay,  Pq-nj. 

Pancsova,  Pqn-qo-voh. 

Paniput  or  Panniput,  Pan-i-put. 

Panola,  Pa-no-la. 

Panscova,  Pan-qa-vq. 

Pantellaria,  Pqn-tel-q-re-q. 

Panueo,  Pq-n^-ko. 

Pao-king,  Pq-o-kir)  (rr  P's-kig. 

Paoli,  Pa-(f)-l£. 

Papa,  Pq-poh. 

Papal  State,  Pa-pal  Stat. 

Papeiti,  Pq-pa-e-ts. 

Papua,  Pap-cD-a  er  Pq-pcD-q. 

Para,  Pci-rq. 

Paraeatu,  Pq-rq-sq-t«6. 

Paraguacu,  Pq-rq-givq-sc6. 

Paraguny,    Pq-rq-gwa    er  Pq- 

rq-gwj-  [bq. 

Parahyba  er  Paraiba,  Pq-rq-e- 
Pararaaribo,  Par-a-mar-i-bo. 
Paramatta,  Par-a-mat-a. 
Paramciosheer,  Par-a-miti-Jer 
Parana,  Pq-rq-nq. 
Paranagua,  l^q-rq-n^-gwq. 
Parana-Iba  or  Paranahiba,  Pq- 

rq-nq-e-bq. 
Parchim,  Pqr-kim. 
Parecehia,  Pa-rek-i-a. 
Parga,  Pqr-ga. 
Paria,  Pq-re-q. 
Pari  ma,  Par-i-mq. 
Parina,  Par-i-nq. 
Paris,  Par-is;  [Fr.']  V(\-rz. 
Parma,  Pqr-ma;  [7c.]  Pa?'-mq. 
Parmesan,  Pqr-ms-z^n. 
Parnassus,  Par-nas-us. 
Paro,  Pti-ro. 
Paros,  Pq-ros. 
Parral,  Pq-r41. 
Parsonstown,  Pqr-sonz-t'sn, 
Pascagoula,  Pas-ka-gc6-la. 
I'ascn,   or   Cerro  Pasco,   Ser-o 

Pqs-ko. 
Pascuaro,  Pqs-kw4-rQ. 
Pas-de -Calais,  Pq-de-Kq-la. 
Pasigono,  Pas-i-g6-nQ. 
Pasquotank,  Pas-kwQ-tai]k. 
Paso  del  Norte,  Pq-so  del  Ndr-ta. 
I'assaic,  Pa-sa-ik.        [kw6d-i. 
Passamaquoddy,     Pas-a-ma- 
Passaro,  Pqs-q-ro. 
Passarowan,  Pqs-a-ro-wqn. 
Passau,  Pqs-'s. 
J'asto,  Pqs-to. 
Patagonia,  Pat-a-go-ni-a. 
Patapsco,  Pa-taps-ko. 
Patara,  Pat-a-ra,  &r 

Patera,  Pat-e-ra. 
Patmos,  Pat-mos. 
Patna,  Pat-na. 
P.itomac,  Pa-tto-mak. 
Patras,  Pa-trds,  er 

Patrasso,  Pq-trqs-o. 
Patterson,  Pat-er-son. 
Patueket,  Pa-tiik-et. 
Paucatuek,  Pe-ka-tuk. 
Pau,  PcD. 
l^aul  de  Loanda,  St.,  Sant  Pol 

de  Lo-an-da. 
Pavia,  Pq-V8-q. 
I'awnees,  Pe-nsz. 
Pawtucket,  Pa-tiik-et. 


JSOGRAFIKAL  N^MZ. 

Paxos,  Paks-03,  or 

Paxo,  Paks-o. 
Pays  Bas,  Pa-£  Bq. 
Pays  de  Vaud,  Pa-s  de  Vo. 
Payta,  Pj-tq. 

Paz,  La,  Lq  Pqz;  [Sp.'\  Lq  Pqt. 
Pearlington,  Perl-ig-ton. 
Peebles,  Pe-blz. 
Pedee,  Pe-dg. 
Pegnitz,  Peg-nits. 
Pegu  er  Pegou,  Pe-gdo. 
Pei-Ho,  Pa-H6. 
Peipus,  Pa-e-poos,  er 

Tchoodskoe,  6rf)d-sko-E. 
Pekiu,  Pe-kin. 
Pelew,  Pe-lq. 
Peling,  Pa-lig. 
Pella,  Pel-a. 

Pelvorm  or  Pell  worm,  Pel-vormv 
Ptmba,  Pem-ba. 
Pembina,  Pem-bi-na. 
Pemigewasset,  Pem-i-je-wos-et. 
Pembroke,  Pem-briak. 
Penafiel.  Pan-yq-fi-el. 
Penas,   Pan-yqs. 
Pendennis,  Pen-den-is. 
Penedo,  Pa-na-do. 
Penetangucshine  er  Penetangu- 

shene,  Pen-e-tatj-gq-Jgn. 
Pennsylvania,  Pen-sil-va-ni-a. 
Penobscot,  Pg-nob-skot. 
Penryn,  Pen-rin. 
Pensacola,  Pen-sa-ko-la. 
Penza  er  Ponsa,  Pen-za. 
Penzance,  Pen-zans. 
Peoria,  Pg-o-ri-a. 
Pepin,  Pip-in. 
Perche,  Pc;'J. 
Perdido,  Per-dg-do. 
Pereslavl,  Per-es-lqvl. 
Pergola,  Pe;"-gQ-lq. 
Peribouaca,  Per-e-bflo-q-kq,  &>' 

Peribouca,  Per-i-bc6-kq. 
Perigord,  Per-£-g6/'. 
Perigueux,  Per-g-gq. 
Perm.  Perm. 
Pcrnagua,  Per-nq-gwq. 
Pernambuco,  Per-nqm-b(t)-ko. 
Pernau,  Per-n'S. 
Perote,  Pq-rcj-ta. 
Perouse,  p£-n6z. 
Perpignan,  Pe/'-pgn-y^n. 
Perquimans.  Per-kwim-anz. 
Persia,  Per-Ji-a. 
Perth,  Pert. 

Perth  Amboy,  Pert  Am-b6^. 
Peru,  Pg-rcfi. 
Perugia,  Pa-rcfj-jq. 
Pesaro,  Pes-a-ro  or  Pa-sq-ro. 
Pescara,  Pes-kq-ra. 
Peschiera,  Pes-ks-a-rq. 
Pesth,  Pest.  [g-Ig. 

Petchelee  &r  Petcheelee,   Peq- 
Petchora,  Peq-o-ra. 
Peterborough    er    Pcterburgh, 

Pg-ter-bur-Q. 
Peterhead,  Pg-ter-hed. 
Petersburg,  (St.,)  Pe-lerz-burg. 
Peterwardein,  Pg-ter-w^r-djn. 
Petra,  Pe-tra. 
Petrinia,  Pa-trs-ne-a. 
Petrozavodsk,  Pet-ro-zav-odsk. 
Pettis,  Pet-is. 
I'ezenas,  Pcz-n^. 
Philadelphia,  Fil-a-del-fi-a. 
I'hilippine,  Fil-ip-in. 


765 

Philippopoli,  Hl-i-pop-o-li. 

Piacenza,  Pg-q-qen-zq. 

Piacina  er  Piasina,  Ps-q-sg-nq. 

Piatt,  Pj-at. 

Piave,  Pg-^-va. 

Picardy,  Pik-ar-di. 

J'ichincha,  Pg-qin-qq. 

I'ickaway,  Pik-a-wa. 

Pico,  Pg-kQ. 

Pictou,  Pik-t<i6. 

Piedmont,  Ped-mont. 

Pieds  Noirs,  Pg-a  Nw^r. 

Pienza,  Pg-en-zq. 

Pietola,  Pg-a-to-lq. 

Pignerol,  Pgn-ycr-61. 

Pilar,  Pg-la;-. 

Pilcomayo,  Pil-kcD-mj-o. 

Pilica,  Pg-lgt-sq. 

Pillar,  Pil-ar. 

Pillau,  Pil--5-. 

Pilsen,  Pil-sen. 

Pinega,  Pg-na-gq. 

Pinerolo,  Pg-na-rol-o. 

Pines,  Pjnz. 

Pinhel,  Pgn-yel. 

Pinzon  er  Pineon,  Pin-zon. 

Piombino,  Pg-om-bg-no. 

Piretibbi   or  Piretibbe,  Pg-rg- 
tib-g  er  Pir-g-tib-g. 

Pirmasens  or   Pirmasenz,    Ver- 
mq-scnts. 

Pisa,  Pg-zq. 

Piscataqua,  Pis-kat-a-kwa. 

Piscataquis,  Pis-kat-a-kwis. 

Pisauia,  Pg-zan-e-a. 

Pisek,  Pg-sek. 

Pisco,  Pis-ko. 

Pisgah,  Piz-ga. 

Pissou  er  Pisou,  Pg-zdj. 

Pistoja,  Pis-to-yq. 

Pitcairn's  Island,  Pit-kqrnz  >I'land. 

Pitcaithly,  Pit-kat-li. 

Piteo,  Pit-g-Q. 

Pitic,  Pg-tik. 

Pittsburg,  Pits-burg. 

Pittsylvania,  Pit-sil-va-ni-a. 

Piuro,  Pg-(f)-rq. 

Placentia,  Pla-sen-Jg-a. 

Plaquemine,  Plak-mgn. 

Plaseneia,  Plq-sen-Jg-a. 

Plata,  La,  Lq  Plq-tq 

Plata,  Rio  de  la,  Rg-o  de  lq  Plq-tq- 

Platte,  Plat,  er 

Nebraska,  Ng-brds-ka. 
Platten  See,  Plqt-en  Sa,  w- 

Lake  Balatony,  Lak  B^-lo-ton. 
Plattsburg,  Plats-burg. 
Plauen,  Plt-en. 
Plava,  Plq-yq. 
Pleisse,  Pli-se. 
Plock,  Plotsk. 
Pludenz,  Pico-dents. 
Plymouth,  Plim-ut. 
Plynlimmon,  Plin-lim-on. 
Pocomoke,  Po-ko-mok. 
Pocono,  Po-ko-no. 
Pocohontas,  Po-kca-hon-ta.'-. 
Podgorza,  Pod-ger-zq. 
Podlachia,  Pod-lq-kg-q. 
Podolia,  Po-d(5-li-a. 
Poictiers,  Per-tgrz. 
Poictou,  Per-t(6. 
I'oinsett,  Pffn-set. 
I'oint  Coupee,  Pffnt  Kaj-pe. 
i'oint  de  Galle,    Pernt  de  Gal,  er 
I'unto  Gallo,  Pc6n-to  Gql-o. 


766 


JSOGRAFIKAL  NSMZ. 


Point  Isabel,  Pernt  Iz'a-bel. 
Poitiers  (»•  Foictiers,  Pflf-tsrz; 

[Fr.\  Pwq-tE-a. 
Poitou  or  Poictou,  Per-t<)6;  \_Fr.'\ 

Pwq-tif)  &r  Pwj-tt6. 
Pola,  F6-la. 
Poland.  P6-land  (keld  bj  ds  Polz, 

Pulska,  Pol-skq,.) 
Policastro,  Pol-8-k4s-tro. 
Poligni,  Po-len-yl. 
PoUina,  Fol-E-nq. 
Polock,  PcD-lotsk.    Kitn  elso 

Pulotzk. 
Poltava,  Pol-ti'i-vq. 
Polynesia,  Pol-i-ne-jE-a. 
Pomcrania,  Pom-e-ra-ni-a; 

Pommern,  Pom-ern,  [6^.] 
Pomerie,  Pom-E-re. 
Pomona,  Po-mo-na. 
Pompeii,  Pom-pa-ys. 
Ponce,  P6n-sa. 
Pondicherry,  Pon-di-Jer-i; 

Pondichery,  Pon-dE-Jq-re,  [Fr.'\ 
Ponkas,  P6r)-kas. 
Ponola,  Po-nci-la. 
Ponta-Delgada,  P6n-tq-del-gq-dq. 
Pontchartrain,  Pon-Jar-tran. 
Pontefract,  Pom-fret. 
Pontal,  Pon-tc'il. 
Pontiac,  P6n-ti-ak. 
Pontotoc,  Pon-tQ-tok. 
Pontremoli,  Pon-trem-Q-ls. 
Poonah,  Pc6-na. 

Popayan,  Po-pj-qn  er  PcD-pq-yan. 
Poperingen,  Po-per-iij-en; 

Poperingue,  Pop-er-ang,  [Fr.'\ 
Popocatepetl,   Po-po-kat-a-pet-l, 

er  Popokatapetel,  Po-po-kq- 

tq-pet-el. 
Poronges,  Po-r6i)-gos. 
Portage,  Port-aj. 
Portalegre,  Portr-q-la-gra. 
Port-au-Platte,  PQrt-Q-P14t. 
Port-au-Prince,  Port-o-Prins. 
Portici,  Per-te-QE. 


Portland,  PcJrt-Iand. 
Port  Leon,  Port  Ls-on. 
Port  Louis,  Port  Ltb-is. 
Port  Mahon,  Port  Mq-hon. 
Port  Natal,  Port  Nq-tqL 
Porto,  Por-to. 
Porto  Bello.  Par-to  Bel-o; 
Puerto  Bello,  Pwer-to  Bel-yo, 

Porto  Cabello,  Por-to  Ka-bel-o; 

Puerto  Cabello,   Pwer-to  Kq- 

vel-yo,  [<S)>.] 
Porto  Praya,  Por-to  Prj-q. 
Porto  Principe,  Por-to  Prin-si-pe. 
Porto  Rico,  Por-to  Rs-ko. 
Porto  Salgado,  Por-to  Sql-gq-do. 
Porto  Santo,  Por-to  San-to. 
Porto  Seguro,  Por-to  Sa-g(6-ro. 
Porto  Vecohio,  P6r-t<a  Vek-E-o. 
Portsea,  Port-sg. 
Portsmouth,  Ports-muf). 
Portugal,  Port-yiX'gal;  {Pu^-t.) 

Por-tiD-gql. 
Posega,  Po-sa-gq. 
Posen,  P6-zen. 
Potenza,  Po-ten-zq. 
Potomac,  Po-tcD-mak. 
Potosi,  Po-to-SB  er  Po-to-SE. 
Potsdam,  Pots-dam. 
Pottawatomies,  Pot-a-w6t-o-miz, 
Pottsville,  Pots-vil. 
Poughkeepsie,  Po-kip-SE. 
Poulton,  Pol-ton. 
Powhattan,  P-s-hat-an. 
Poyang,  Po-yag. 

Pozzuoli,   Pot-SCO-O-lE. 

Prague,  Prag; 

Prag,  Prqg,  [GA 
Prairie  du  Chien,  Pra-re  de  SE-an, 
Praslin,  Pras-lin  er  Prqz-lsn. 
Prato,  Pr4-to. 
Praya,  Porto,  P6c-to  Prj-q. 
Preble,  Preb-1. 
Pregel,  Preg-el. 
Prenzlow,  Prents-lov. 


Presburg  er  Pressburg,  Pres-burg. 
Presteigne,  Pres-tsn. 
Preston,  Pres-ton. 
Prevesa,  Prev-E-sa  er  Pra-va-sq. 
Priegnitz,  Prig-nits. 
Princeton,  Prins-ton. 
Princeza,  Prin-sa-zq. 
Principato   Citra,  Prin-QE-p^-to 

Gs-trq. 
Principato   Ultra,    Prin-si-p^-to 

CDl'trq. 
Pripets,  Prip-ets. 
Privas,  PrE-vqs. 
Prome,  Prom. 
Provence,  Pro-v^ns. 
Prussia,  Pri6-Ji-a  er  PriiJ-i-a; 

Preussen,  Prers-en,  [6.] 
Pruth,  Prc6fl. 

Prypec  er  Prypetz,  Prip-ets. 
Przemysl,  Pjem-is-I. 
Pskof,  Pskow,  er  Pskov,  Pskof. 
Ptolemais,  Tol-E-ma-is. 
Puebla,  Pweb-lq. 
Pueblo,  Pweb-lo. 
Puelches,  Pwel-qes. 
Puente  Nacional,  Pwen-ta  Nq- 

SE-o-nql. 
Puerco,  Pwe?'-ko. 
Puglia,  Pi^l-yq. 
Pulao,  Po-lq-o  er  Pco-l's. 
Pulaski,  Pq-las-k£. 
Pulo  Pinang  er  Poulo  Pinang, 

Pc6-lo  Ps-nag. 
Puna,  Pifi-nq. 
Puncahs,  Piigk-az. 
Pungoteague,  Pur)-go-tEg. 
Puno,  PA-no. 
Purus,  Pt6-rus  er  Pdci-roos. 
Putnam,  Piit-nam. 
Putumayo,  PcD-ttD-mj-o. 
Puy,  Le,  Le  Pwe. 
Puv  de  Dome,  Pvte  de  Dom. 
Pwllheli,  PcDl-hel-i. 
Pyrenees,  Pir-en-EZ. 
Pyrmont,  Pe^'-mont. 


Q. 


Qaherah,  K^-hs-ra. 

Qene,  Ken-e. 

Qoceyr,  Kos-4r. 

Qualoe,  Kw^-lo  er  Kwql-e-ye. 

Quangtong,  Kwag-torj. 

Quebec,  KwE-bek. 

Quodah  er  Kedah,  Ka-dq. 

Quedlinburg,  Kwed-lin-burg. 


Queen  Charlottes,  Kweii  S^r-lots. 
Quelpaert,  Kwel-part. 
Quentin,  Saint,  Sant  Kw6n-tin. 
Queretaro,  Ker-a-tq-ro. 
Quesnoy,  Ken-w^,. 
Quiberon,  KE-ber-oner  KE-br(5n. 
Quibo,  Ke-bo. 
Quilca,  Kel-kq. 


Quilimancy,  KE-ls-m^n-SE. 
Quilimane,  Ks-lE-mt^-na. 
Quillota,  KEl-yo-tq. 
Quiloa,  KE-lo-q. 
Quimpor,  Kah-pq^. 
Quineboug,  Kwin-e-beg. 
Qui  Parle,  Ke  Pqrl. 
Quito,  Ke-to. 


E. 


Raab,  Rqb. 

Raamah,  Ra-a-ma. 

Rabat,  Rq-b(it. 

Rabbath  Ammon  Rab-at  Am-on 

Raban,  Ra-bun. 

Racine,  Ras-En. 

Radama,  Rq-dq-mq. 

Radnor,  Rad-nor. 

Radstadt,  R^d-stqt. 

Ragusa,  Rq-gd)-sq. 

Rainier,  Ra-nsr. 

Rajamundra,  Rq-jq-m(6n-drq. 

Rajpoot,  Rqj-p(6t. 


Rajpootana,  Rqj-pm-t^-nq. 
Rakow,  R^-kof. 
Raleigh,  Rg-1e. 
,  Ralls,  Relz. 
Rambouillet,  Ron-boo-El-ya  er 

Rqn-bwe-ya. 
Ramillies,  Ram-E-lEZ. 
Ramleah,  R;im-lE-a. 
Rampoor,  Ram-pdbr. 
Ramsgate,  Ramz-gat. 
Ranai,  Ri^-nj. 
Rancagua,  Ran-k^-gwa, 
Rancocus,  Ran-k6-kus. 


Randers,  Ran-derz. 
Randolph,  Ran-dolf. 
Rangoon,  Rag-gdbn. 
Rankin,  Rag-kin. 
Raphia,  Raf-E-q,  er 

Rafa,  Rii-fq. 
Rapides,  Rap-gd. 
Rappahannock,  Rap-a-han-ok, 
Rapty,  Rap-tE. 

Raritan  w  Rariton,  Rar-i-tan. 
Ras  al  Gat,  Rqs  al  Gqt. 
Rastadt,  R^s-tqt. 
Rastowica,  Rqs-tQ-vet-sq. 


J80GRAFIKAL   NSMZ. 


767 


Ratibor,  R^'t^'^"'"- 

Ratisbon,  Kat-is-bon. 

Ravec,  Ri'i-VE. 

Ravenna,  Ra-ven-a  &f  Rci-ven-q. 

Ravensburg,  R4-venz-bui;'g. 

Ravenstein,  Rq-ven-stjn. 

Reiuling,  ReJ-ip. 

Redruth,  Red-roi*. 

Ree,  Ra,  {Ireland.) 

Regensburg,  Ra-genz-burg. 

Regent's,  Re-jents. 

Reggio,  Red-jo. 

Reichenbach,  Rj-ken-bak. 

Reichenborg,  Rj-ken-berg. 

Reid's,  Rsdz. 

Reikiavik,  Rj-ke-a-vik. 

Reims  or  Rheims,  Remz. 

Reinosa,  Ra-ncS-sq. 

Renaix,  Re-na. 

Rend.sborg,  Rendz-borg. 

Renfrew,  Ren-fro). 

Renfrewshire,  Ren-frca-Jer. 

Rennes,  Ren. 

Rensselaer,  Ren-sel-sr. 

Requena,  Ra-ka-nq. 

Resaca  de  la  Palma,  Ra-s^-kq  de 

Iq  I'ql-mq. 
Reshd,  Rejt. 
Reuben,  Rift-ben. 
Reus,  Ra-CDs. 
Reutlingen,  R^t-lig-en. 
Revel,  Rev-el. 
Reyes,  Ra-es. 

Reyes,  los,  los  Ra-es.  [do. 

Revilla-Gigedo,  Ra-vel-yq-He-ha- 
Rhea,  Ra. 
Rheatown,  Ra-t'sn. 
Rheinberg,  Rin-berg. 
Rheinthal,  Rjn-tql. 
Rhine,  Rjn. 
Rhodes,  Rodz. 
Rhodez  er  Rodez,  Ro-da. 
Rhone,  Ron. 
Riazan,  Re-q-zqn. 
Richelieu,  RgJ-e-lq, 
Richland,  Riq-land. 
Richmond,  Riq-mond. 
Rideau,  R8-d6. 

Riesengebirge,  Re-zen-ga-berg-e. 
Rieti,  Rs-a-tE. 
Riga,  Rj-ga  or  Re-gq. 
Rigolet,  Rig-o-let. 
Rimini,  Re-mE-nE. 


Ringkjcibing,  Rifl-kye-bij). 
Rio  Rravo,  lir-a  i{rq-vo. 
Rio  Colorado,  Re-co  Kol-o-r^-do. 
Rio  del  Norte,   ]{i-o  del  Nert; 

\_^p.]  \ii.-a  del  N(jr-ta. 
Rio  de  los  Americanos,  Rg-o  da 

los  fl-mer-E-kt^-nos. 
Rie  de  los  Martires,  Re-Q  da  los 

Mar-te-res. 
Rio  del  Tigre,  Re-o  del  T£-gra. 
Rio  Frio,  Re-o  FrE-o. 
Rio  (Jrande,  Re-o  Gr(^n-da. 
Rio  Hacha,  Re-o  fl'qq  or  H^-qq. 
Rio  Janeiro,  Rj-o  Ja-nE-ro. 
Rio  Negro,  Re-o  Na-gro. 
Rio  Saladillo,  Re-o  Sal-a-dil-yo. 
Rio  Salado,  Re-o  Sa-l^-do. 
Rio  Verde,  Re-q  Ver-da. 
Rio  Virgcn,  Re-o  VE/'-hen. 
Riobamba,  IvE-o-b^m-bq. 
Rioja  or  Rioxa,  Rs-o-hq. 
Rioui,  KE-oh. 
Ripley,  Rip-li. 
Ripon  or  Rippon,  Rip-on. 
Ristogouche,  Ris-tcD-g<f)J. 
Ritchie,  Riq-E. 
Rive  de  Gicr,  Rev  de  Se-a. 
Rives,  Revz. 

Rivoli,  Riv-o-lE  or  Ri-va-le. 
Roane,  Ron. 
Roanne,  Ro-an. 
Roanoke,  Ro-an-ok. 
Robertson,  Rob-ert-son. 
Robeson,  Rob-s-son. 
Rochdale,  Roq-del. 
Rochefort,  R6q-fort. 
Roche  foucault,  RoJ-fcQ-kcS. 
Rochello    or  La  Rochelle,   Lq 

/to-Jel. 
Rochester,  R6q-cs-ter. 
Rockbridge,  Rok-brij. 
Rockcastle,  Rok-kds-1. 
Rockingham,  R6k-ig-am. 
Rockland,  Rok-land. 
Rocroy,  Ro-krof. 
Rodach,  R6-dqk. 
Rodez,  Ro-da. 
Roer,  licar. 

Roermonde,  RtDr-mond-e. 
Rogasen,  R6-gas-en. 
Rohilcund,  Ro-hil-kdbnd. 
Romagna,  Ro-mqn-yq. 


Romania,    Ro-mA-ne-a  or  Ra- 

mq-ne-q. 
Romans,  Ro-m6n. 
Romanzoff,  Ro-man-z6f. 
Romao,  Ro-m(!i-oh. 
Rome,  Rom, 

Roma,  y^u-mq,  [It.] 
Romoe,  R(j-mQ. 
Roncevalles,  Ron-SE-val-e8. 
Roomelia,  RiD-m£-li-a. 
Roum-Elee,  RAm-8-le. 
Roostchook,  I{<i)s-c<f»k. 
Roque,  St.,  Sant  Rok, 
Roquelaure,  Rok-E-16r. 
Roquepiz,  Ro-ke-pez. 
libraas,  Rc-ros. 
Rosas,  Ro-sqs. 
Rosbach,  Ros-bqk. 
Roscommon,  Ros-k6m-on, 
Roscrea,  Ros-kra. 
Rosetta,  Ro-zet-a. 
Roskilde,  Ros-kil-de. 
Rossano,  Ros-q-no. 
Rostock,  Ros-tok. 
Rothcnburg,  Ro-ten-burg. 
Rotherham,  R6d-er-am. 
Rothesay,  R6t-sa. 
Rotterdam,  R6t-er-dam. 
Roubaix,  RoQ-ba. 
Rouen,  R<Jf)-en. 
Roulers,  Roo-la. 
Rousillon,  Ra)-S£l-y6n. 
Routchouk,  R<Dt-Ja)k. 
Roveredo,  Ro-va-ra-do. 
Rovigno,  Ro-VEn-yo. 
Rovigo,  Ro-VE-go. 
Roxburgh,  R6ks-bur-o. 
Roxbury,  R6ks-ber-i. 
Rowan,  Ro-an. 
Rudolstadt,  R<f)-dol-stqt. 
Riigen,  Rq-gen. 
Rupert's,  RJ)-perts. 
Ruppin,  Rup-En. 
Ruska  Poyana,  Mt.,  M'snt  B(6e- 

koh  Po-y(i-noh. 
Russia,  RiD-Ji-a  or  RdJ-i-a. 
Rutherford,  Rdd-er-ford. 
Rutherglen,  Riig-len. 
Rutland,  Riit-land. 
Ryde,  Rid. 
Ryswick,'  Riz-wik. 
Rzeszow,  Ses-ov. 


s. 


Saade,  Sqd. 
Saal,  Sql. 
Saale,  Sql-e. 
Saalfield,  S(il-felt. 
Saar,  Sar  or  Sqr. 
Saarbriick,  S^r-bn^k. 
Saardam,  S^r-dqm. 
Saarlouis,  Sqr-lc6-is. 
Safltz,  Sqts. 
Sahara,  Sq-bq-rq. 
Sabina,  Sa-bE-na. 
Sabine,  Sa-bsn. 
Sabioncello,  Sq-be-on-q^l-o. 
Sablestan.  Sa-bl-stan. 
Sachsen,  Xi^k-sen. 
Sachscnhausen,  S^k-sen-h's-zen. 
Sachsenhcim,  Sqk-sen-hjm. 
Sackatoo,  Sqk-a-t<6. 


Sackett's  Harbor,  Sak-eta  Har- 
bor. 

Saco,  So-ko. 

Sacramento,  Sak-ra-m6n-to. 

Sacs,  Soks. 

Saeed  or  Said,  Sq-Ed. 

Safed,  S4-fed,  or 
Safad,  Sq-fad. 

Saffec  or  Saffi,  Sq-fe.^ 

Sagadahoc,  Sag-a-da-hok. 

Saghalien,  Sag-hal-i-en. 

Saginaw,  Sag-i-nd. 

Saguenay,  Sag-e-na  or  Sqg-na. 

Sahara,  Sa-h(\-ra  or  S^-hq-rq. 

Sahrunpore,  Sq-run-p(&r. 

Saida,  Sj-dq,  er 
Sidon,  Sj-don. 

Saide,  Sc^-id. 


Saigon,  Sj-g6n,  er 

Saigong,  Sj-go^. 
Saint  Germain,  bant  J^r-man. 
Saintes,  Sant. 
Saintonge,  San-ton3. 
Sakaria,  Sq-kq-re-a. 
Sakkara  or  Sakara,  S^k-q-rq. 
Saladillo,  Sq-lq-dfl-yo. 
Salado,  Sq-l(i-do. 
Salamanca,  Sq-lq-m^jj-kq. 
Sale  or  .Sallee,  Sa-la. 
Salem,  Sii-lem. 
Salerno,  Sa-ler-no. 
Salford,  Sol-ford  or  Se-ford. 
Salina,  Sa-lj-na;  [S/p.]  Sq-le-nq. 
Saline,  Sa-ltn. 
Salisbury,  Solz-ber-i,  er 

New  Sarum,  Ni^  Sa-rum. 


768 


J80GEAFIKAL   NCMZ. 


Salm,  Scilm. 
Salona,  feci-16-nq. 
SaJonica,  Sal-o-ne-ka,  er 

Selaniki,  Sel-a-ne-ks. 
Salop,  Sa-iop. 
Salsette,  Sal-set. 
Salta,  Sql-tq. 
Saltcoats,  Solt-kots. 
Saltillo,  Sql-tel-yo. 
Saluda,  Sa-hi'da. 
Saluzzo,  Sq-liDt-so. 
Salvador,  Sql-vq-do;'. 
Salvador,  St.,  Sant  SqJ-vq-dor. 
Salwin,  Jsal-win,  e?' 

Salwen,  Sal-wen. 
Saltzburg  or  Salzburg,   Sqlts- 

burg. 
Salza,  Sqlt-sq. 
Salzwedel,  Sqlts-wa-del. 
Satnana,  Sq-mq-nq. 
Satnar,  Sam-qr. 
Samara,  Sqm-q-rq. 
Samarang,  Sam-a-rag. 
Samarcand,  Sam-ar-kand. 
Samaria,  Sa-ma-ri-a. 
Samarov    er    Samaroff,    Sam- 

Qr-6v. 
Sambas,  Sqm-bqs. 
Sambor,  Sqm-bor. 
Saaabre,  S6n-br. 
Samisat,  Sq-me-sqt. 
Samogitia,  Sam-o-jiJ-E-a. 
Samos,  Sa-mos. 
Siimothraki,  Sq-mo-trq-ke,  er 

Samotbrace,  Sam-o-fras. 
Samoyeds  er  Samoyedes,  Sam- 

Q-yedz. 
Samsoon,  Samsun,  6r  Samsoun, 

Sqm-scDn. 
Sanaa  w  Sana,  Sq-n(|. 
San  Antonia,  Sqn  An-to-ni-a. 
San  Antonia  de  Bexar,  Sqn  An- 

tifi-ni-a  da  Ba-hqr. 
San  Augustine,  Sqn  G-gus-ten. 
San  Bartolome,    Sqn   Bar-to- 

lo-ma. 
San  Bias,   Sqn  Blqs. 
San  Buenaventura,  Sqn  Bwa- 

nq-ven-tto-rq. 
San  Carlos,  San  Kqr-los  er  Sqn 

Ka'/'-Ios. 
San  Diego,  Sqn  De-a-go. 
Sandomir  w  Sandomeer,  San-do- 

mi'r. 
Sandusky,  San-dds-ki. 
Sandwich,  Sand-wiq. 
San  Felipe,  Sqn  Fa-le-pa. 
San  Fernando,  Sqn  Fe?'-nqn-do. 
San  Francisco,  San  Fnin-sis-ko 

&r  Sqn  Frqn-ses-ko. 
San  er  Sam  Gabriel,  Sqn  &r  Scon 

Ga-brs-el. 
Sangai,  San-gq-£. 
Sangamon,  Sai)-ga-mon. 
San  Geronimo,  Sqn  Ha-ron-e-mo. 
Sanilac,  San-i-lak. 
San  Jacinto,  San-Ja-sin-to. 
San  or  Sam  Joao  das  duas  Bar- 

ras,  Sqn  er  S-sg   Xo-ig  dqs 

dofj-qs  13qr-qs. 
San  »r  Sam  Joao  del  Rey,  Sqn 

er  S-sg  XD--sg  del  Ra. 
San  Joaquin,  Sqn  HiD-q-ken  or 

Sqn  Hwq-ken. 
San  Juan,  San  Jii,-an;  [Sp.]  Sqn 

Hci>-<^n  er  Hwqn, 


San  Juan  de  la  Frontora,  -da  Iq 

Fron-ta-rq. 
San  Juan  de  Ulua  er  Uloa,  San 

Ji\an  {or  Sqn  Hwqn)  da  03- 

ld)-q  er  CD-lo-q. 
San  Jose  del  Parral,  Sqn  Ho-sa 

del  Pq>'-ql. 
San  Lucas,  Sqn  Lc6-kqs. 
San  Luis,  San  LA-is,  {Te^cas.} 
San  Luis  de  Potosi,  Sqn  Ldb-is  da 

Po-to-ss. 
San  Luis  Rey,  Sqn  Ldb-is  Ra. 
San  Marino,  Sqn  Mq-re-no. 
San  Miguel,  Sqn  Me-gel. 
San  Patricio,  San  Pat-ris-e-o. 
San  er  Sam  Paulo,  Sqn  er  S'sg 

P^-lo. 
San  er  Sam  Pedro  del  Rey,  Sqn 

&r  S'sg  Pa-dro  del  Ra. 
San  er  Sam  Roque,  Sqn  er  Swcj 

Rii-ka. 
San  Saba,  San  Sd-ba. 
San  er    Sam   Salvador,    Sqn  er 

S'sg  Sql-vq-dor,  {Brazil.} 
San  Salvador,  Sqn  Sql-vq-do?'. 
Santa,  Sqn-tq. 

Santa  Barbara,  Sqn-tq  Bar-bq-rq. 
Santa  Cruz,  San-ta  Ki<X)s:  [Sf.] 

Sqn-tq  Krat;  er 

St.  Croix,  Sent  Krff. 
Santa  Fe,  San-ta  Fe;  [Sp.]  Sqn- 
tq  Fa.  [tq. 
Santa  Fe  de  Bogota,  -da  Bo-go- 
Santa  Maria,  Sqn-tq  Mq-re-q. 
Santa  Marta,  Sqn-tq  Mar-tq. 
Santa  Maura,  Sqn-ta  Me-ra,  &r 

Sqn-tq  il-s-rq. 
Santa  Rosa,  Son-ta  Ro-za. 
Santa  Rosalia,  hqn-tq  i?o-sq-l8-q. 
Santander,  San-tan-der;  [Sp.] 

Sqn-tqn-d4''. 
Santarem,  Sqn-tq-ren. 
Santee,  San-t8. 
Santiago  de  Compostela,  Sqn-ts- 

q-go  da  Kom-pos-ta-lq. 
Santiago   de   Cuba,    Sqn-te-q-go 

de  Kq^-ba  er  da  Kd)-bq. 
Santillana,  Sqn-t£l-yq-nq. 
Santoee,  Sqn-to-sa. 
Santorini,  Sqn-to-re-nE,  er 

Santorin,  Sqn-to-ren. 
Santos,  Sqn-tos. 
Saone,  Son. 

Sapienza,  Sap-i-en-za,  (fflandz.) 
Saptin,  Sap-tin. 
Sarabat,  Sq-rq-bqt,  er 

Hermus,  Her-mus. 
Saragossa,  Sar-a-gos-a. 
Saranac,  Sar-a-nak. 
Saransk,  Sq-r^nsk. 
Saratof  er  Saratow,  Sar-a-tof. 
Saratoga,  Sar-a-to-ga. 
Sarawak,  Sq-re-wqk. 
Saray.acu,  So-rj-q-kc6. 
Sardinas,  Sa^'-dg-nqs, 
Sardinia,  Sar-din-i-a; 

Sardegna,  Sar-den-yq  or  Sar- 

dan-yq,  [It.] 
Saree  or  Sari,  Sq-re. 
Sarepta,  Sa-rep-ta. 
Sark,  Sqrk. 
Sarno,  Sqr-no. 
Saros,  Sq-roJ. 
Saros,  Si^-ros. 
Sarre,  Sar. 
Sarthe,  Sa^t. 


Sarum,  Sa-rum. 
Saskatchawan,  Sas-ka^a-wan. 
Sassari,  Sqs-q-re. 
Satadoo,  Sat-a-doo. 
Satalieh,  Sq-tq-le-a. 
Satarah,  Sat-a-rq. 
Satilla,  Sa-til-a. 
Sauk,  Sek,  (Indianz.) 
Saumur,  So-miy'. 
Savannah,  Sa-van-a. 
Savigliano,  Sq-VEl-yq-no. 
Sarignano,  Sq-VEn-yq-no. 
Savigny,  Sa-vin-yi. 
Savolax,  Sav-o-laks. 
Savona,  Sq-v6-nq. 
Savoy,  Sav-er  er  Sa-vff. 
Saxe-Altenburg,  Saks-Hl'tcn- 
^  burg. 

Saxe-Coburg,  Saks-K6-burg. 
Saxe-Lauenburg,  Saks-L^s-en- 

burg  er  -L-s-en-hurg. 
Saxe  Meiningen,  Saks  Mi-nig-en. 
Saxe-Weimar,  Saks-Wj-mar. 
Saxenburg,  Saks-en-burg. 
Soxony,  Saks-o-ni. 
Sayanskoi,  Si-qns-kff. 
Sayn,   Sin. 
Scafell,  Ske-fel. 
Scala  Xova,  Skq-lq  No-vq. 
Scanderoon,  Skan-der-obn,  er 

Iskenderoon,  Is-ken-der-cSn. 
Scandinavia,  Skan-di-na-vi-a. 
Scania,  Skq-nE-q. 
Scarborough,  Sk^r-bur-o. 
Scarpanto,  Skqr-pan-to. 
Scarperia,  Ska^'-pa-rs-q. 
Schaffhausen,  Sqf-h-s-zen, 
Sehat-el-Arab,  Sqt-el-il'rqb. 
Sehauenburg,  E's-en-bcD/'g, 
Schaumburg,  Lippe,  X'sm-bowg, 

Lip-e. 
Scheldt,  Skelt. 
Schelcstadt,  5:el-es-t4d. 
Schelling,  Skel-ig. 
Sehemnitz,  Sem-nits; 

Selmecz  Banya,  Sel-mets  Bqn- 

yo,  {Il'tn.y 
Schenectady,  Sken-ek-ta-di. 
Sehie,  Sks. 
Schiedam,  SkE-dam. 
Schio,  Ske-o. 
Schiraz,  XE-rqz. 
Schoharie,  Sko-har-E. 
Schonbrunn  or  Schoenbrunn, 

Sen-brtbn  or  Xon-brun. 
Schoodic,  Skcfj-dik. 
Sehooley's,  Skifi-kz. 
Schouwen,  Sk's-ven. 
Schreekhorn,  Xrek-hom. 
Schroon,  SkrODn. 
Schuyler,  Ski-ler. 
Schuylkill,  Skcfjl-kil. 
Schwabach,  Xwq-bqk. 
Sehwarzburg,  Zwerts-burg,  er 

Xworts-burg. 
Sehwarzenberg,  Xworts-en-berg. 
Schwarzwald,  Ewqrts-vqlt. 
Schwedt,  Ewet. 
Schweidnitz,  Xwit-nits. 
Schweinfurt,  Xwln-fiaH. 
Schweitz,  Xwjts. 
Sehwerin,  Xwa-r£n. 
Schwitz  ei'  Schwyz,  Swits. 
Schyl  er  Syll,  SeI  er  Sil. 
Sciacca,  Eqk-q  or  Xyqk-q. 
Sciglio,  Egl-yo:  anjentli. 


JSOGRAFIKAL   NCMZ. 


769 


Seylla,  Skil-a. 
Soif^liiino,  Xel-yc'i-no. 
Scilly,  Sil-E. 
Scio,  Se-o  dr  Sj-o. 
Scioto,  Sj-tS-to. 
Sclavonia,  Sklav-6-ni-a. 
Scotland,  Skot-land. 
Scriven,  Skriv-en. 
Scutari,  Sktfi-tq-rg. 
Scutari,  Sk(fj-tq-re  (in  Albania); 

kold  bj  de   Turks   Iskandcree- 

ych,  I.s-kan-der-8-ye. 
Seylla,  Sil-a. 
Seara,  Se-^-rq. 
Searcy,  Ser-SE. 
Sebago,  Se-ba-go. 
Sebastian,  Saint,  Sent  Se-bast- 

yan;  San  Sebastian,    Sqn  Se- 

bqs-tg-^n,  [Sp.] 
Sebenico,  Seb-e-ne-ko. 
Secchia,  Sek-e-q. 
Sedan,  Se-don. 
Sedlitz,  Sed-lits. 
Seevas  or  Sivas,  Se-v^s. 
Seewah  er  Siwah,  Sg-wq. 
Segestan,  Sej-es-tan. 
Segni,  Sen-yE  er  San-ys. 
Segip,  Se-go. 
Segorbe,  Sa-gor-ba. 
Segovia,  Se-go-vi-a;  [Spl]  Sa- 

g(o-VE-q. 
Segre,  Sa-gra. 
Seiks  (/;•  Sikhs,  Seks. 
Seine,  San. 
Seistan,  Ses-tan. 
Solefkeh,  Ss-lef-ke. 
Selenga,  Sa-leg-gq. 
Selenginsk,  Sel-en-jinsk. 
Selimnia,  SE-lim-ni-a. 
Selkirk,  Sel-kerk. 
Selischan,  Selt-J^n. 
Souiendria,  SE-men-dri-a. 
Seinigallia,  Sem-i-gal-i-a. 
Seminolcs,  Sem-in-olz. 
Somlin,  Sem-lin. 
St'inpach,  Stnn-pqk. 
Seneca,  Sen-e-ka. 
Senegal,  Sen-e-g(5l. 
Senegambia,"  Sen-E-gam-bi-a. 
Senjen,  Sen-yen. 
Scnlis,  Soi'i-Ies. 
Sennaar,  Sen-(!ir. 
Sens,  Son. 

Scrajevo,  Sa-rq-ya-V(D. 
Scrampore,  Ser-am-p6r,  er 

Scrampoor,  Ser-am-pcfir. 
Scrjing,  Ser-aj. 
Serchio,  Se/'-k£-o. 
Seres,  Ser-es. 
Sered,  Ser-ed  er  Sa-refc. 
Sereth,  Ser-^t  or  Sa-r6t. 
Sergipe  (or  Sergippe)  del  Key, 

Ser-je-pa  del  Ra. 
Serinagur,  Ser-i-nq-gur. 
Seringapatain,  Ser-ig-ga-pa-tam. 
Scringham,   Ser-ig-gani. 
Scrphanto,  Scr-fau-to. 
Serpho  or  Serfo,  Ser-fo;  anjentli, 

Seriphus,  Ser-i-fus. 
Servan,  Saint,  San  Ser-v6n. 
Scrvia,  Sor-vi-a. 
Scstos  or  Cestos,  S6s-tos. 
Setlcdge  or  Setloj,  Set-lej. 
Settia,  Set-E-q. 
Setubal,  Sa-t<f)-bql,  or 

Sctuval,  Sa-ti6-vql,  or 
49 


St.  Ubes,  Sant  Vn,bz. 
Sevastopol,  Scv-as-t6-pol. 
Severn,  Sev-ern. 
Sevier,  Sev-er. 
Seville,  Sev-il  or  Sr-vU, 
Sevre,  Sevr  or  Savr. 
Sevres,  Savr. 
Sewistan,  Sfi-wis-tan. 
Seychelles,  Sa-jEl,  f'i-landz.) 
Shahabad,  Xq-a-bf^d. 
Shamo,  Xq-inio. 
Shannon,  Xan-on. 
Shang-IIai  nr  Cbang-hai,  Xaij-hj. 
Shary,  Xq-rE. 
Shasto  or  Shasty,  Sas-tE. 
Shatt-el-Arab,  Schat-ul-Arab,  or 

Chat-el-Arab,  Xqt-el-fl'rqb. 
Shawangunk,  Xoij-gum. 
Shawnees,  Xj-ntz. 
Shawneetown,  X'j-nE-t'sn. 
Sheboygan,  XE-btS^-gan. 
Shechem,  X£-kem. 
Sheeraz,  Xt-raz. 
Sheerness,  Xsr-nes. 
Shelekof,  Schelekof,  or  Chele- 

khov,  Xel-E-kof  er  Xel-E-kov. 
Shenandoah,  Xen-an-do-a. 
Shcndy  er  Chendi,  Xen-de. 
Sherbro,  Xer-brw,  er 

Sherboro,  Xer-bur-o. 
Shershell,  Xer^el. 
Shetland,  Xet-land. 
Shiawassee,  Xj-a-wos-E. 
Shienne  er  Chienne,  XE-en. 
Shilka,  XU-ka. 
Shillooks,  Shillouks,  or  Shilluks, 

Xil-ct)ks. 
Shiloh,  Xj-lu). 

Shin-Yang,  Xin-Ya^.  [raz. 

Shiraz  or  Sheeraz,  X£-rqz  or  Xe- 
Shirvau,   Schirwan,   er   Chirvan, 

Xer-vqn  er  Xer-vqn. 
Shea,  Schoa,  or  Xoa,  X6-q. 
Shoomagin,  XiD-mag-in. 
Shoiiinla,  Schuuila,  er  Choumla, ' 

X(ijin-lq. 
Shoostor  er  Shuster,  XAs-ter. 
Shoshoneos,  XoJ-o-ntz. 
Shrewsbury,  Xri6z-ber-i  er  Sroz- 

ber-i. 
Shropshire,  Xrop-jEr. 
Shtab,  Xrab. 
Shuuila,  Xa'im-la. 
Shunem,  Xi\,-nera. 
Siam,  Sj-am  or  SE-am. 
Siara  er  Seara,  Ss-^-rq. 
Siberia,  Sj-bE-ri-a. 
Sicil}',  Sis-i-li. 
Siculiano,  Ss-kitjl-yq-no. 
Sidmouth,  Sid-mu6. 
Sidon,  Sj-don. 
Siegberg.  Spg-be/'g. 
Siegcn,  Sgg-en. 
Sienna,  Si-en-a. 
Sierra,  SE-er-a. 
Sierra  de  los  ,Mimbres,  Ss-efTq 

da  los  Miin-bres.  [yq. 

Sierra  Estrclla,  SE-er-q  Es-trel- 
Sienra  Gorda,  SE-er-q  Ger-dq. 
Sierra  Leone,  SE-er-q  IiE-6-nE. 
Sierra  Madre,  SE-er-q  Mqd-ra. 
Sierra  Morena,  Se-er-q  Mo-rA- 

nq.  ^  [dq. 

Sierra  Nevada,  SE-6r-q  Na-V(i- 
Sigmaringen,  Sig-mar-ifl-en. 
SigucDza,  Si-gwen-za. 


Sihon,  Si-hon,  or 

.^ehon,  S£-h6n. 
Sikokf,  Se-kokf,  er 

Sikoke,  SE-koJk. 
Silan,  SE-lqn. 
Silian    or   Siljan,    Sil-e-qn  er 

Sil-yqn. 
Silesia,  Sj-lt-jE-a. 
Silhet,  Sii-het. 
Silla,  Sil-a. 
Silistria,  Sil-is-tri-a. 
Silver,  Sil-ves  or  Sel-ves. 
Simbirsk  or   Simbccrsk,   Sim- 

btrsk. 
Simcoe,  Sim-ko. 
Simeon,  Sim-E-on. 
Simmen,  Sim-cn. 
Simmenthal,  Sini-en-tql. 
Simpheroiiol    er     Simferopol, 

Sim-i'er-u-pol. 
Simplon,  Sim-plon;  \_Fr.'\  San- 

pl(Iin. 
Sinai,  Sj-na-j  er  Sj-na. 
Sincapore,  Sig-ka-pur. 
Sinde,  Sind. 
Sines,  Sfi-nes. 
Singan.  Sin-gan. 
Singapore,  Si|)-ga-p<5r,  or 

Singapoor,  Sii)-ga-p<jbr. 
Sinigaglia,  Sin-E-gi^t-yq. 
Sinoob,  Sinoub,  or  Sinub,  Se- 

nJ)b. 
Siu(m,  SE-m6. 
Sintcheoo  er  Sin-Tcheou,  Sin- 

q£-(6  or  Sin-qq,. 
Sion,  Si-on,  er 

Zion,  7A-0XX. 
Sion,  Se-6ii. 

Sioot,  Siout,  or  Siut,  Se-(6. 
Sioux,  SiD. 
Siphanto,  Sif-an-to,  er 

Sccfanto,  S£-fqn-tu). 
Sirhind,  Ser-hind. 
Sirinagur,  Sir-i-n^-gur.       , 
Sirjan.  SEr-jqn. 
Sisal,  Sf-sql. 
Sistova,  .'^is-to-va. 
Sitka,  Sit-ka. 
Sitkokf,  Sit-kokf. 
Sitten,  Sit-en. 
Siut,  SE-<nt. 
Sivas,  Sfi-vas. 

Skaggcr  Hack,  Skag-er  Rak. 
Skagtols-Tind,  Ski'y;-tolz-Tind. 
Skane,  Sk6-na. 
Skellcftca,  Skel-ef-t£-o. 
Skeneati'lcs,  Sken-E-at-les,  or 

Skaneateles,  Skan-e-at-les. 
Skibbereen,   Skib-cr-EU. 
Skiddaw,  Skid-e. 
Skive,  Skii-ve. 
Skye,  Ski. 
Skyro,  Skt'-ro. 
Slatina,  Slq-tE-nq. 
Slavonia    or    Sclavonia,    Sla- 

v6-ni-a. 
Sleswiek,  Sles-wik. 
Slicbbloora,  SlEb-liLm. 
Sligo,  Sli-go. 
Slobode    Ukraina,    S16-bo-da 

(O-krq-E-nq. 
Sloten  or  ."^looten,  Sl<5-ten. 
Sluys,  SUds. 

Smalcaldcn,  Smi'il-kql-den. 
Smolensk,  Smo-lensk,  or 

Sniolensko,  Smui-lens-ko. 


770 


J80GRAFIKAL    NOMZ. 


Smyrna,  Smer-naf 

Izmeer,  Iz-mer,  [Tin'l\] 
Smythe,  Smit. 
Sneehattan    er    Sneehaettan, 

Sna-hat-an. 
Snowdon,    Sno-don. 
Snowhill,  Sno-hil. 
Soane,  Son. 

Soconusco,  Sok-o-ntns-ko. 
Socorro,  So-kor-o. 
Socotra,  So-ko-tra,  or 

Soeotora,  So-k6-to-ra. 
Sofala,  So-fq-lq. 
Soignies,  S6r)-n£Z. 
Soissons,  Swq-s6n. 
Sokna,  S6k-na. 
Soldau,  Sql-d's. 
Soldin,  Sol-den. 
iSoleure,  So-lvi,r. 
Solfatara,  Sol-fq-tq-rq. 
Soltau,  Sol-t?. 
Solway  Frith,  S61-wa  Frit. 
Somaulies  er  Somolis,  So-mci- 

Iez. 
Somers,  Sdm-erz. 
Somerset,  Siim-er-set. 
Somme,  Som.  [zen. 

Sondershausen,    Son-derz-h's- 
Sone,  Scsn. 
Sonera,  So-n6-ra. 
Sonseca,  Son-sa-kq. 
Soodan,    Soudan,    er    Sudan, 

Sco-dqn. 
Sookhona,  Soukhona,  or  Suk- 

hona,  SoD-ko-nq. 
Soolimana  er  Soulimana,  Sco- 

lE-mq-nq. 
Sooloo,  Sa)-lt6. 
Sooltaneeyeh    er    Sultanieh, 

ScDl-tq-uE-a. 
Soongaree,  ScDi)-gq-re. 
Soongaria  er  Soungaria,  Smi)- 

gq-rs-q. 

Soar,  SiDr. 

Soora,  Soura,  er  Sura,  Sd6-rq. 

Soorabaya  er   Surabaya,    Soo- 

ra-bj-a. 
Soorakarta,  Sourakarta,  er  Su- 

rakarta,  SiD-ra-k(^r-ta. 
Soorgoot,  Soiirgout,  er  Surgut, 

S(Dr-gc6t. 
Soormool,   Sourmoul,  er    Sur- 

mnl,  SoDr-mcGl. 
Soos,  Sous,  er  Sus,  Scds. 
Sootcheoo  er   Soutcheou,    Sco- 

qe-A  er  ScD-qi],. 
Sophia,  So-fg-a,  er 

Triaditza,  Tre-a-dit-sa. 
Soprony,  Eo-prony. 
Sorata,  So-rq-ta. 
Sorelle  er  Sorel,  So-rel. 
Sorello,  So-rel-Q. 
Soria,  So-re-q. 
Soroe,  So-ro. 
Sorrento,  Sor-en-to. 
Soudan,  ScD-dqn. 
Soueyra  er  Suira,  SwE-ra. 
Soungari,  Sitnj-ga-rE. 
Sourakarta,  Soo-ra-kqr-ta. 
Sourmoul,  ScDr-mtibl. 
Sous,  ScDS. 

Soiisam  er  Soosam,  SiB-sqm 
Soutcheou,  S(D-gE-(6. 
Southampton,    S'st-am-ton    er 

Sud-am-ton. 


Southwark,    S'st-wurk;    {Lon- 
don) Siid-erk. 

Souzel,  ScD-zel. 

Spa,  Spa. 

Spain,  Span. 

Spaitla,  Spat-lq. 

Spalatro,  Spq-lq-tro. 

Spandau,   Spqu-di?. 

Sparta,  Spqr-ta. 

Spartenburg,  Spqr-ten-burg. 

Spartivento,  Spqr-ti-ven-to. 

Specia,  Spg-Ji-a. 

Spey,  Spa. 

Speyer,  Spjr. 

Spezia,  Sped-z£-q. 

Spiez,  Spets. 

Spire,  Spjr. 

Spitzbergen,  Spits-berg-en. 

Splugen,  Splq-gen. 

Spokains,  Spo-kanz,  er 
Spokan?,  Spo-kanz. 

Spoleto,  Spo-la-to. 

Sporades,  Sp6r-a-d£z. 

Spree,  Spra. 

Springfield,  Sprig-fEld. 

Squam,  Skwem. 

Squillace,  Skwil-q-qa. 

Stabroek,  Stq-brcok. 

Stagira,  Sta-JE-ra. 

Staines,  Stanz. 

Stalimene,  Stal-i-mE-ns. 

Stamboul,  Stam-biJbl. 

Stamford,  Stam-ford. 

Stampalia,  Stqm-pq-ls-q. 

Stanovoy  or    Stanovoi,    Stan- 
o-vff. 

Stantz  er  Stanz,  Stqnts. 

Stargard,  Sta/'-gart. 

Staubbach,  St-s-bqk. 

Staunton,  Stan-ton. 

Stavanger,  Stqv-(!(i]-ger. 

Staveren,  Stq-ver-en. 

Steenbergen,  Sten-ber-gen. 

Stein,  Stin. 

"Steinach,*  Stj-nqk. 

Steinau,  Sti-n's. 

Steinbaeh,  Stjn-bqk. 

Steinfart,  Stin-fiart, 

Steinheim,  Stin-hjm. 

Stellenbosch,  Stel-en-boJ. 

Sternberg,  Stern-berg. 

Stettin,  Stet-En. 

Stettiner  Haff,  Stet-en-er  Hqf. 

Steuben,  Sti|,-ben  er  Stq,-ben. 

Steubenville,  Stq-ben-vil. 

Stewart,  Stq-art. 

Steyer,  Stir. 

Steyning,  Sta-nii). 

Stigliano,  StEl-yq-no. 

Stiria,  Stir-i-a. 

Stockholm,  Stok-hom. 

Stockport,  Stok-port. 

Stoddard,  Stod-ard. 

Stonehaven,  Ston-ha-ven. 

Stonington,  Sto-nig-ton. 

Stornaway,  Stor-na-wa. 

Storsion  er^  Storsjon,    Stor-se- 
en  er  Sterz-yen. 

Stourbridge,  Stur-brij. 

Strabane,  Stra-ban. 

Strafford,  Straf-ord. 

Stralsund,  Strql-sond. 

Stranraer,  Stran-rer. 

Strasbourg,  Stras-burg. 

Strathhaven,  Strat-ha-ven. 


Straubing,  Sti"s-bii). 

Strelitz,  Strel-its. 

Strivali,  Striv-a-lE. 

Stromboli,  Strom-bo-le. 

Stromoe,  Stro-mo. 

Stroud,  Str-sd. 

Struma,  StrcD-ma. 

Strj^,  Stre. 

Stuhlweissenburg,  Stffll-wj-sen- 

bu?'g  er  Stool-wj-.sen-burg. 
Stura,  Stoi-rq. 
Sturminster,  Stdr-min-ster. 
Stuttgart  er   Stutgard,   Stdt- 

gart. 
Stuyvesant,  Stj-ves-ant. 
Styria  er  Stiria,  Stir-i-a. 
Suabia  er  Swabia,  Swa-bs-a. 
Suakem,  SiB-q-kem. 
Sublettes,  Sub-lets. 
Sudctic  Mts.,  Sq-det-ik  Mtz. 
Sudan,  Si»-dqn. 
Sudermania,  Sq-der-ma-ni-a  er 

Sq-der-mq-ns-a. 
Suderoe,  Sco-der-o  er  S(6-der-e-e. 
Suez,  Sa)-ez. 
Suffolk,  Suf-ok. 
Sugelmessa,  SiK-gul-mes-a. 
Suira,  SwE-rq. 
Suli,  Sulli,  er  Souli,  Sib-Ie. 
Sullivan,  Sul-i-van. 
Sulmona,  SiDl-ma-nq. 
Sumatra,  Sto-mq-trq. 
Sumbawwa,  Sum-bo-wa. 
Sunbuiy,  Sun-ber-i. 
Sunday,  Sun-da. 
Sunderland,  Siin-der-land. 
Suudswall,  Scondz-wql. 
Surat,  ScD-rat. 
Surhood,  Sur-hifjd,  er 

Sourhoud,  Stir-liitid. 
Surinam,  ScD-rin-am. 
Surmul,  ScDr-mcol. 
Surrey,  Sdr-i. 
Sus,  Scos. 
Susa,  Sv[,-sa,  er 

Shoosh,  Ed)/. 
Susam,  SiD-sqm. 
Susquehanna,  Sus-kwE-han-u. 
Sutherland,  Sdd-er-land. 
Sutledge,  Sut-lej. 
Suwanee,  Sq-wo-ns. 
Svendborg,  Svend-borg. 
Sviatoi,  SvE-a-te-. 
Swabia,  Swa-bi-a. 
Swansea,  Swon-se. 
Swartwout,  Swqrt-wst, 
Sweden,  SwE-den. 
Sweera  er  Suira,  SwE-rq. 
Swine,  SwE-ne. 
Swinemiinde,  SwE-ne-mvj,n-de. 
Switzerland,  Swits-er-land. 
Sydney,  Sid-ni. 
Syene,  Sj-£-ni. 
Syll  er  Syl,  Sil. 
Syltoe,  Sil-to  er  Sql-t«-e. 
Syra,  St-rq:  anjentli, 

Seyros,  Sj-ros. 
Syracuse,  Sir-a-kqs. 
Syria,  Sir-i-a. 
Szabadka,  So-bod-ko. 
Szalva,  Sql-vo. 
Szarvas,  Sor-voJ. 
Szegedin,  Seg-ed-En  er  Seg-ed-in. 
Szigeth,  SE-get. 


JSOGRAFIKAL  NOMZ. 


771 


T. 


Taanach,  Ta-a-nak. 
Tabarca,  Ta-bqr-ka. 
Tabareeyeh  er  Tabaria,  Tab-a- 
re-a. 
Tabasco,  Tq,-bqs-ko. 
Tabatinga,  Tq-bq-tij-gq. 
Tabor,  Tq-bor. 
Tabor,  Tfi-bor. 
Tabreez  or  Tabriz,  Tab-rez. 
Tabs,  Tabz. 
Tacames,  Ta-kq-mes. 
Taearigua,  Tak-a-rg-gwq. 
Tacazze,  Tq-kqt-sq. 
Tacna,  Tqk-nq. 
Tacoary,  Tq-kwq-re. 
Taconnet,  Ta-kon-et. 
Tacubaya,  Tak-yq,-bj-a. 
Tadeaster,  Tad-kas-ter. 
Tadousac,  Tad-flD-sak. 
Tafalla,  Ta-fal-a. 
Tafilet,  Taf-i-let,  er 

Tafilelt,  Taf-i-lelt. 
Taganrog,  Tag-an-rog,  er 

Taganrock,  Tag-an-rok. 
Tagazze,  Ta-gaz-e. 
Tagliamento,  Tql-yq-men-to. 
Taglio,  Tql-yo. 
Tagas,  Ta-gus. 
Tahiti,  Tq-hg-te. 
Taiwan,  Tj-wen. 
Ta-Kiang,'Tq-Ki-ai,. 
Takht-i-Souleiman,  Tqkt-s-Sol- 

E-mqn. 
Talavera  de  la  Reyna,  Tq-lq-va- 

rq  da  Iq  Ra-e-nq. 
Talbot,  Tel-bot. 
Talcahuana,  Tql-kq-wq-nq. 
Taliaferro,  T61-E-ver. 
Talladega,  Tal-a-de-ga. 
Tallahasse,  Tal-a-has-8. 
Tallahatchie,  Tal-a-haq-8. 
Tallapoosa,  Tal-a-prfj-sa. 
Tamaqua,  Tam-6-kwa. 
Tamaraca,  Tam-a-rq-ka. 
Tamatave,  Tq-mq-tqv. 
Tamaulipab-,  Tqm-ii-lE-pqs. 
Tambobamba,  Tqm-bo-bqm-bq. 
Tambof,  Tambov,  or  Tambow, 

Tqm-bof. 
Tamise,  Tq-mEZ. 
Tamany,  St.,  Sent  Tam-a-ni. 
Tampico,  Tqm-pE-ko. 
Tananarivoo  or  Tananarivou, 

Tqn-qn-qr-E-vCD. 
Tanaro,  Tq-nq-ro. 
Tanasserim,  Tan-as-er-im. 
Taney,  Te-ng. 
Tangier,  Tan-jsr. 
Tanjore,  Tan-j6r. 
Tannesar,  Tan-e-sqr. 
Taormina,  Tq-o/'-ruE-nq. 
Taos,  Tq-os. 
Tapajos,  Tq-pq-yos. 
Tappan,  Tap-au. 
Taptay,  Tqp-tj. 
Tappahannock,  Tap-a-han-ok. 
Taptce  or  Taptv,  Tap-tE. 
Tara,  T^-rq. 
Tarakai,  Tar-a-kj. 
Taramandi,  Tq-rq-nK^n- 
Taranto,  Tqr-qn-to. 
Taraseon,  Tq-rqs-kon. 
Tarazona,  Tq-rq-to-nq. 


Tarbagtai,  Tqr-bqg-tj,  nr 

Tarbagatai,  Tar-bqg-a-tj. 
Tarbes,  Tarb. 
Tarifa,  Tq-rs'-fq. 
Tarija,  Tq-rg-hq. 
Tarina,  Tar-mq. 
Tarn,  Ta/u. 
Tarnopol,  Tqr-no-pol. 
Taro,  Tq-ro.  [d^nt. 

Taroodant  or  Tarudant,  Tq-rctt- 
Tarragona,  Tq-rq-go-nq. 
Tarsoos,  Tqr-^s. 
Tartary,  Tqr-ta-ri. 
Tarudant,  Tar-yq-dant. 
Tashkend,  TqJ-kend. 
Tassisudon,  Tas-i-sdb-don. 
Tatnall,  Tat-nal. 
Tatta,  Tat-a, 
Tauai,  T-s-j. 
Tauber,  T-x-ber. 
Taudeny,  Toudeny,  &r  Taoudeny, 

T-s-de-ne. 
Taojiks  er  Tadjiks,  To-jeks  6r 

Tq-JEks. 
Taunton,  Tan-ton. 
Taurida,  Te-ri-da. 
Tauris,  To-r£z. 
Taurus,  Te-rus. 
Tavasthus,  Tav-ast-hcos. 
Tavira,  Ta-vE-rq. 
Tavistock,  Tav-is-tok, 
Tavoy  or  Tavay,  Tq-vff. 
Tay,  Ta. 

Tay-yuen,  Tj-yq-en. 
Tazewell.  Taz-wel. 
Tchad,  t'ad. 
Tehantar,  G'qn-t^r,  or 

Shantar,  Xan-tqr. 
Tchany,  Tchani,  or  Chany,  6q-ne. 
Teherka=k,  fce/-kqsk.       [nE-g6f. 
Tchemigof  or  Czernigow,  Ger- 
Tchernaya,  Ger-nj-a. 
Tehemowitz,  Ge^'-no-vits. 
Tcheskaya  or  Tcheskaia,  Ges-ki-a. 
Tehing-Kiaug,  Giij-Ke-ag. 
Tching-tcheoo  {or  -teheou),  Gig- 

qe-O). 
Tchingtoo  {or  -ton),  Gii)-t<ii. 
Tchoodskoe,  Goid-sko-E. 
Tehing-ting,  Gig-tiij. 
Tchooktchees,  Tchouktchis, 

Tchuktehis,  er  Tschuktschis, 

Grfjk-qEZ. 
Tchoolkova  or  Tchoulkova,  G<d1- 

ko-vq. 
Tehudskoe,  Gddz-ko. 
Tcinan,  Tsi-nan.  [t<t)n. 

Tcitciear  Hotun,  Sit-si-kqr  Hci- 
Teaki,  Te-4-kE. 
Teche,  TeJ. 
Tecino,  Te-q£-no. 
Tecso,  Tq-qo, 
Tecuniseh,  Te-kum-se. 
Teemboo,  TEm-b<6. 
Teen-tseen  or  Tin-tsin,  Ttnt-SEn. 
Teffe,  Tef-a. 
Teflis.  Tef-lis. 
Tehama,  Ta-h^-mq. 
Tehran  or  Teheran,  Te-hri^n. 
Tehuacan,  Ta-wq-kqn. 
Tehuantepcc,  Ta-wqn-ta-pek. 
Teign,  Tgn  or  Tan. 
Teignmouth,  Tin-mut. 


Tejuco,  Ta-jdt-ko. 
Tckoa,  TE-ku-a. 
Telfair.  Tel-fv. 
Telingana,  Tel-in-g^-nq. 
Tellicherry,  Tel-i-cer-i. 
Tellico.  Tel-i-ko. 
Temes,  Tera-eJ. 
Temesvar,  Tem-cJ-vqr. 
Temiscaming,  Tem-is-ka-mig. 
Temiscouata,  Tem-is-ktR-q-tq  or 

Tem-is-kwq-ta. 
Tempelburg,  Tem-pel-burg  or 

Tem-piel-bu/g. 
Tenasserim,  Ten-as-er-im. 
Tenedos,  Ten-E-dos. 
Teneriffe,  Ten-er-if. 
Tennessee,  Ten-es-t. 
Tonterden,  Ten-ter-den. 
Tepeaca,  Tep-t-q-kq. 
Tepic,  Tep-ik  or  Ta-ptk. 
Tepozcolula,  Ta-pos-koi-lJj-lq. 
Tequendama,  TE-wen-dq-ma. 
Teramo,  Ter-q-mo. 
Terceira,  Ter-sa-E-rq. 
Tercero,  Ter-sa-ro. 
Terek,  TE-rek. 
Tergovista,  Ter-gu-vis-ta. 
Termini,  Ter-me-UE. 
Termoli,  Ter-mu-lE. 
Ternate.  Ter-nqt. 
Terni,  Ter-nE. 
Ternova,  Ter-nu-va. 
Terracina,  Ter-a-qt'-na. 
Terra  del  Fuego,   Ter-a  del  Fq- 

E-go,  or  Tierra  del  Fuego,  Te- 

er-q  del  Fwa-gu.  [ro. 

Terra  di  Lavoro,  Ter-q  de  Lq-vca- 
Terra  di  Otranto,   Ter-q  de  O- 

trqn-to. 
Terre-Bonne,  Ter-B6n;  yi^jqali 

pron-snst  Tqr  Hon. 
Terrc-IIaute,  T^r-llot;  [/>•.]  Ter- 

Hot  or  Ter-tJi'. 
Ter  Schelling,  Ter  Skel-ig. 
Tcschen,  TeJ-en. 
Tessin.  Tes-en. 
Tete,  Ta-ta. 
Teton,  Tet-on. 
Tetooan,  Tetuan,  or  Tetouan, 

Tet-<i)-(in.  [dq. 

Tculada,  Toi-lc^-dq:  [It.]  Te-a)-l<i- 
Tevere,  Ta-va-ra. 
Teverone,  Ta-va-ru-na;  anjentli. 

Anio,  Au'i-o. 
Teviot,  Tiv-e-ot. 
Tewksbury,  Tqks-bcr-i. 
Texas,  Teks-as. 
Texel.  Teks-el. 
Teyn,  Tjn. 
Tezcueo,  Tes-kiit-ko. 
Thadcus,  St.,  Sent  Rad-s-us. 
Thames,  Temz. 
Thanet,  Han-et. 
Thaso,  Rq-so,  or 

Thasos,  Ha-sos. 
Thaya,  Tj-q. 

Theaki  or  Thiaki.  Re-q-ke. 
Thebaid,  Re'-ba-id. 
Thebes,  Rfbz: 

Thebai,  Re-vb,  [Midem  Gr^ 
Theiss,  Tis: 

Tisza,  Te-so,  (Hun.) 
Thcresienstadt,   Ter-a-ze-en-stqt . 


•72 


J80GEAFIKAL   NaMZ. 


Theresienstadt,  Ter-a-ZE-en-stqt. 
Thermia,  Eer-inE-q. 
Thessalonica,  Hes-a-lo-nj-ka. 
Thessaly,  Ees-a-li,  er 

Thessalia,  Res-a-li-a. 
Thiagur,  Te-q-gur. 
Thian-Shan  er  Thian-Chan,   Te- 

qu-Squ. 
Thibadeaurille,  Tib-a-do-vil. 
Thibet  er  Tibet,  Tib-et  er  Tib-et. 
Thiel,  TeI. 
Thielt,  Telt. 
Thiers,  Te-qr. 

Thionville,  Te-oii-vil  er  -vel. 
Thiva,  Ts-vq. 
Tholen  er  Tolen,  T6-len. 
Thomar,  To- ma?'. 
Thomaston,  Tom-as-ton. 
Thoulouse,  TiD-lobz. 
Three  Rivers,  Hrs  Riv-erz. 
Thsoongling,    Thsoungling,    6r 

Thsungling,  Tsoorj-liij. 
Thun,  TcT)n. 

Thuner-See,  Tobn-er-Sa. 
Thur,  TiDA 
Thurgau,  Tif>?'-g-8. 
Thurgovia,  Rur-go-vi-a. 
Thuringia,  Rq-rin-je-a. 
Thui-les,  Rurlz. 
Thurso,  Riir-so. 
Tibboos  er  Tibbous,  Tib-QZ. 
Tiber,  Ti-ber. 

Tibesti  er  Tibesty,  Tg-bes-ts. 
Tibet  er  Tibbet,  Tib-et. 
Tiburon,  Tg-bcD-roQ. 
Tiohvin,  Tik-ven. 
Ticino,  Te-qs-no. 
Ticonderoga,  Ti-kon-der-Q-ga. 
Tidore,  Tg-dor." 
Tiel,  TeI. 
Tiete,  Tg-a-ta. 
Tiflis,  Tif-lis,  er 

Teflis.  Tef-lis. 
Tigre,  Tg-gra. 
Tigris,  Ti-gris. 
Tilapa,  Tg-lq-pq. 
Tillatoba,  Til-a-to-ba. 
Tilburg,  Til-burg. 
Tilsit,  Til-sit. 

Timboo  er  Timbou,  Tgm-bdo. 
Tirabuctoo,  Tim-biik-toC),  er 

Tomboocto,  Tom-bdbk-to. 
Timor,  Ti-inor. 
Timorlaut,  Tj-mor-lot. 
Timpanagos,  Tim-pq-nq-gos. 
Tinian,  Te-oe-qn. 
Tinicum,  Tin-i-kum. 
Tinnevelly,  Tin-g-vel-i. 
Tino,  Te-uo. 
Tioga,  Tj-6-ga. 
Tipera,  Tip-er-a,  w 

Tipra,  Tip-ra. 
Tippah,  Tip-a. 
TippeeaDoe,  Tip-E-ka-nO). 
Tipperarj',  Tip-er-a-rg. 
Tiree,  Tir-g. 
Tirhala,  Ter-hq-la. 
Tirlemont,  TE/l-mon. 
Tishamingo,  TiJ-a-mii)-go. 
Tisheet,  TiJ-gt. 
Titicaca,  Tit-g-kq-kq. 
Titterie,  Tit-e-re. 
Tivoli,  Ti7-o-lE  er  Tg-vo-Ig. 
Tlalpan,  Tlql-pqn. 
Tlamet  er  Tlamath,  Tlc^met. 
Tlascala,  Tlqs-kq-lq. 


Tlemsan,  Tlem-sqa. 

Tobago,  TcD-ba-gi3. 

Tobique,  To-bsk. 

Tobol,  To-bol. 

Tobolsk,  To-bolsk. 

Toboso,  T(D-bc3-so. 

Tocantins,  To-kqn-tgnz. 

Tocat  er  Tokat,  To-kqt. 

Toeaya,  To-ki-q. 

Tocayma  er  Tocaima,  TQ-kj-mq. 

Toouyo,  TQ-kd)-yQ. 

Tokay,  To-ka;  {Hun.}  To-kff. 

Toledo,  To-lg-do. 

Tolentino,  To-lea-ts-ncD. 

ToUaud,  Tol-and. 

Tolosa,  To-lo-sa. 

Toluca,  Tw-lA-kq. 

Tombigbee,  Tom-big-bg,  or 

Tombeckbe,  Tom-bek-bg. 
Tombuotoo,  Tom-bdk-t<D. 
Tomkins,  Tom-kinz. 
Toadon,  Ton-don. 
Tonewanda,  Tou-g-w6n-da,  er 

Tonewanta,  Ton-g-wqn-ta. 
Tonga,  T6i]-ga,  (i'landz.) 
Tongataboo  er  Tongatabu,  Tog- 

ga-tq-btb. 
Tongo,  Torj-gia. 
Tongres,  Ton-g;''. 
Tonkin  er  Tonquin,  Ton-kEn. 
Tonneins,  Ton-aij. 
Tonnerre,  Ton-q/'. 
Tonnewanta,  Ton-g-w6n-ta. 
Tonningen,  T6n-ig-en. 
Tooareeks,   Tuariks,    Touariks, 

er    Touaryks,    Titi-q-reks    er 

TcD-q-riks. 
Tooat,  Touat,  er  Tuat,  Tco-qt,  or 

Tawat,  Tq-wqt. 
Tooggoort  er  Tuggurt,  Tdo-gcjort. 
Toombuddra,  Toom-bub-drq. 
Toongooses,  Toungouses,  er  Tun- 

guses,  Ta)i)-g(f(-sez. 
Toongooska,    Toungouska,    er 

Tunguska,  TcDp-gijbs-kq. 
Toonkat,  Tounkat,  or  Tunkat, 

TcDfl-kqt. 
Toorfan,   Tourfan,  er   Turfan, 

Ttur-fqn. 
Toola,  TA-la. 
Toorkistan  er  Turkistan,  Tcbr- 

kis-tqn. 
Toorkomans  er  Turkomans,  Tcbr- 

kcD-manz. 
Toorookhansk,  Touroukhansk,  er 

Turukhansk,  Tuo-rco-kqnsk. 
Top,  Top. 
Topayos,  To-pi-yos,  or 

Tapajos,    Tq-pq-gos  er    Tq- 

p4-hos. 
Toplitz,   Teplitz,    or    Toeplitz, 

Tep-lits. 
Torbay,  Tor-ba. 
Torgau,  Tor-g's. 
Torino,  To-rg-no. 
Tormes,  Ter-mes. 
Tornea  er  Torneo,  Ter-nE-O. 
Tornya,  To/n-yoh. 
Toro,   T(f)-ro. 
Toronto,  To-ron-to. 
Toronto!,  Ter-on-tol. 
Toropez,  Ter-o-pez. 
Torquay,  Tor-kg. 
Torre  nante,  Tor-a-n^n-ta. 
Torrisdal,  Tor-is-dal. 
Torshok,  Tor-Jok,  &r 


Torjok,  Tor-jok. 
Tortola,  Tor-t6-la.  [nq. 

Tortona,  Tor-tcj-na  er  Tor-ta- 
Tortosa,  Tor-tu)-sa. 
Tortuga,  Tor-tto-ga. 
Tortugas.  Tor-ttf)-gas. 
Totana,  To-tq-nq. 
Totness  er  Totnes,  Tot-nes. 
Touat,  T.»-qt. 
Toul,  Tiul. 
Toula,  Tcf)-la. 
Toulon,  TiJQ-lcafi. 
Toulouse  er  Thoulouse,  TcD-looz. 
Toungouses,  T(i>i)-gd)-se3. 
Tounkat,  Tit)n-kqt. 
Touraine,  Ttti-ran. 
Tourfan,  Tijor-fqn. 
Tournaghaut,  TiDr-na-get. 
Tournay,  Tcor-na. 
Touroukhansk,  Ta)-ra)-kqnsk. 
Tours,  Tdor. 
Towcester,  T-ss-ter. 
Trafalgar,  Traf-al-gqr  Or  Traf- 

al-gar. 
Trajanopoli,  Traj-au-6p-ca-li. 
Tralee,  Tral-g. 
Trani,  Trq-ng. 
Tranquebar,  Tran-kwg-bqr. 
Transtevere,  Trqns-ta-va-ra. 
Transylvania,  Tran-sil-va-ni-a, 
Trapani,  Trq-pq-ng. 
Trasarts,  Trqs-qrts,  or 

Trarzas,  Trqr-zas. 
Tras  OS  Jlontes,  Trqs  os  Mon-tes. 
Travancore,  Trav-an-kor. 
Travis,  Trav-is. 
Trebizond,  Treb-i-zond. 
Treisam,  Trj-sam. 
Tremecen,  Trem-£-ken. 
Tremiti,  Trem-E-tg. 
Trent,  Trent. 
Trenton,  Tren-ton. 
Tres  Barras,  er  Rio  de  Tres  Bar- 

ras,  Rg-o  da  Tres  Bqr-qs. 
Tres  Montes,  Tres  Mon-tes. 
Treves,  Trgvz. 
Trevigi,  Tra-ve-je. 
Treviglio,  Tra-vgl-yo  er  Trev- 

g'l-yo. 
Treviso,  Trev-E-so. 
Triaditza,  Trg-q-dit-sq. 
Tricala,  Tre-kq-Iq. 
Trichinopoli   er   Trichinopoly, 

Triq-in-6p-o-li. 
Trieste,  Trg-est  er  Trg-es-ta. 
Trincomalee,  Triij-ko-ma-lg. 
Tringano,  Trii)-gq-n6,  Or 

Tringanoo,  Trii)-gq-n(6. 
Trinidad,  Trin-i-dad. 
Tripoli,  Trip-o-ls. 
Tripolis,  Trip-o-lis. 
Tripolitza  or  Tripolizza,  Trip- 

Q-lit-sq. 
Tristan  d'Acunha,  Tris-tan  Dq- 

kcfm-yq. 
Trois  Rivieres,  Trwq  Re-ve-4?'. 
Trolhaatta,  Trol-hg-ta. 
Trombetas,  Trom-ba-tqs. 
Trond  or  Tron,  Saint,  San  Tron. 
Tropea,  Tro-pa-q. 
Trosachs,  Tro-saks. 
Troppau,  Trop-?. 
Troup,  TrcDp. 
Trowbridge,  Trca-brij. 
Troyes,  Trwq. 
Trumbull,  Trdm-bul. 


Truro,  Tr(fi-ro. 

Truxilloo?'  Trujillo,  Troa-hEl-yo). 

TsadJa,  Tsad-a  6r  Tsqd-q. 

Tscherkask,  yer-kdsk. 

Tsiompa,  Tsi-6m-pq. 

Tuam,  Ti'^-am. 

Tabac,  TiD-bcik. 

Tubbus,  Tub-US. 

Tubingen,  Ti\,-bir|-cn. 

Tuekerton,  Tuk-cr-tun. 

Tucuman,  TiD-kiTj-mqu. 

Tudela,  TuD-dfi-lq. 

Tugulo,  Ti\,-gi|-lo.  mqn. 

Tukhte  Soliman,  Ttikt-e  Sol-e- 

Tula,  Tcfj-lq. 

Tule,  Tui-le  w  Tc6-la. 

Tullamore,  Tul-a-mor, 

Tulle,  Till. 


J80GRAFIKAL  NaMZ, 

Tumbez,  TJjin-bes  or  Ta>ui-bet. 
Tunbridge,  Tiiii-brij. 
Tunguragua,  T(0})-g.b-rq-gwq. 
Tungooska,  Ta)}j-g(/js-kq. 
Tunguses,  Ta>j)-gi6-se3. 
Tuuiea,  Tq-ni-ka. 
Tunis,  Ti'i-nis  or  T(]E.-nis. 
Tunja,  Tci')i)-bq. 
Tupi.^a  or  Tupiza,  Too-pg-sq. 
Tureoing,  Tnr-kwon. 
Turcomans,  Tt&r-kQ-manz. 
Turfan,  T,or-fqn. 
Turin,  Tii-rin. 
Turkey,  Tur-ki. 
Turkistan,  TiDr-kis-tan. 
Turubout,  Tiiru-hTJt. 
Turon,  Tq-ron. 
Tursheez,  Tur-Jgz. 


773 


Turukhansk,  Ta>-r(n-k(insk. 

Tuscaloosa,  Tus-ka-lin-sa. 

Tuscany,  Td-s-ka-ni. 

Tnscarawa-s,  Tus-ka-ro-was. 

Tuscarora,  Tus-ka-ru-ra. 

Tuscuijibia,  Tus-kdm-bi-a. 

Tuxtia.  Td)kst-lq. 

Tuy,  TwE. 

Tver  or  Twer,  Tver  or  Tv^r. 

Tweedale,  Twt-dal. 

Tynemouth,  Tin-mut. 

Tyre,  Tjr. 

Tyree  or  Tyry,  Ti-r8. 

Tyrnau,  Te/--n'5. 

Tyrol,  Tir-ol;  [  (?.]  Te-r61. 

Tyrone,  Tir-on. 

Tyrrel,  Tir-el. 

Tzariiziu,  Tsq-rit-sen. 


U 


TJaupes,  W's-pes. 
Ubahy,  CD-bq-e  or  (D-bq-hg. 
Ubcs,  St.,  Sant  Yqbz. 
Ucayale,  CD-kj-q-Ia,  or 

Ucayali,  (Tj-ki-q-le. 
Udine,  (D'ds-na. 
Udvarhcly,  (Dd-vqr-hely. 
Uist,  Wist. 

Ukraine,  Yq-kran  or  0)-kran. 
Ulietea,  Yq-li-tE-a. 
Ulm,  Ulm. 
Ulster,  Ul'ster. 
Ulswater,  Uls'we-ter. 
Uinbagog,  Um'ba-gog. 
Umbre  or  Umbreh,  CDm'bra  er 

(Dm'breh. 
Umea,  (B'mE-a. 
Ummerapoora,  Um'er-a-p(6-ra. 
Umqua  or  Umpqua,  Ump'kwe. 
Umritseer,  Um-rit-sgr, 


Unalasehka,  (D-na-lds-ka. 
Underwalden,  (JJa-ter-wql-den. 
Ungava,  Uij-gd-va. 
Unna,  (Dn'q. 

Unstrut,  Un'strut  er  OOn'strvat. 
Unterwalden,  CDn-ter-w^l-dcn. 
Upha,  (D'fa. 
Upsal,  Up'sal,  or 

Upsala,  Up-sq-lq. 
Upsallata,  Up-sq-lq-ta. 
Ural  er  Oural,  (0-rql. 
Uralsk,  (D-rqlsk. 
Urbaria,  Ur-ban-a, 
Urbino,  Ur-bs-no. 
Urfa,  CDr'ta. 
Urga,  (Or'ga. 
Uri,  Yq-rE. 
Urmiah,  CDr-me-a. 
Urquhart,  Urk'hart. 
Urseren,  Ur'se-ren. 


Urubu,  (D-nn-btfi.  [gwf- 

Uruguay,  Yq-nn-gwa  w  flD-nD- 
Uriimiya,  0)-rio-mE-yq. 
Usbekistan  or  Oozbekistan,  (Dz- 

bek-is-t/tn. 
Usedom,  fO'se-dom. 
Ushant,  Uj'ant. 
Ilskiup,  0)s-kE-ajp. 
Ustica,  (Ds'iE-kq. 
Utah  or  Eutaw,  Yq-tq  er  Yi^-te. 
Utawas,  Yq-ta-was. 
Utica,  Yq-ti-ka. 
Utrecht,  Vq-trekt. 
Utrera,  fD-tra-rq. 
Uttoxeter,  Uks'E-ter. 
Uxbridgc,  Uks'brij. 
Uzbeck,  CDz'bek. 
Uzbeckistan,  COz-bek-is-t^n. 
Uzes,  Yq-zas. 
Uznach,  flJts'nqk. 


V. 


Vaag,  Vqg. 

Vacassar,  Va-kas-ar. 

Vadutz,  V^-duta. 

Vag,  Vqg. 

Vaga,  Vq-gq. 

Vaigatz,  Waigatz,  or  Waigats, 

Vj-gqts. 
Vajca  or  Vajka,  \  ('ij-kq. 
Vakh,  Vqk. 
Valais,  Vq-Ia. 

Val-de-Penas,  Yql-da-Pan-yas. 
Valdai,  Val-da. 
Valdivia,  Vql-de-VE-q. 
Valance,  Vq-ldhs. 
Valencia,    Va-len-Ji-a;    \Sp^ 

Vq-len-t£-q. 
Valenciennes,  Vq-lqn-SE-6a. 
Valentia,  Yq-len-jE-a. 
Valladolid,  Val-a-da-lid. 
Vallellina,  A'al-el-£-nq. 
Valois,  Yal-wq. 
Valarabrosa,  Yal-am-brdi-sa. 
Valonii,  Vq-l(o-nq. 
Valparaiso,  Yal-pa-rj-so. 
Valtellina,  Vql-tcl-s-nq,  er 

Valtelline,  Vql-tel-en. 
Van,  Vqn. 
Van  Buron,  Van  Bq-rcn. 


Vancouver,  Van-ki6-ver. 
Vandalia,  Yan-da-li-a. 
VanJerburg,  Van-der-burg. 
Van  Diouien's,  Van  DE-menz. 
Yanncs,  Yqu. 
Varasdin    or    Warasdin,   Var- 

qs-dEn. 
Yardar,  Yar-dqr. 
Yarde,  Yar-de. 
Yarinas,  Yq-rE-nqs,  er 

Barinas,  Bq-rg-nqs. 
Yarna  or  \Yarna,  Yar-nq. 
Yasarhely,  Vq-Jqr-hely. 
Yashka,  ^'aehka,  or  Yaschka, 
^YqJ-kq. 
\  asilipotauio,  Vas-il-i  pot-a-mo. 
Yassalborough,  Yas-al-bur-o. 
Yaucluso,  Yo-kh\,z. 
Yaud,  Yta,  or 

I'ays-de-Yaud,  Pa-e-dc-Yo. 
Yecht  or  \Vcebt,  Yokt. 
Ycglia,  Yei-yq  er  Val-yq. 
Yelez-Mala;ra,  Ya-lot-.NIq-lq-gq. 
Yelia,  Ye-Ie-h. 
Yelino,  Va-lE-no. 
Yelletri.  Ve  -a-tre, 
Yellore,  Yel-6r. 
Ycnaissin,  Ye-na-saii, 


Venango,  Ye-nap-go, 
Vendee,  La,  Lq  Yon-da, 
Yendouie,  Yoh-d(f)ui. 
Venezuela,  Yen-ez-we-la;  \_Sp^ 

Ven-et-wa-lq. 
Venice,  Yen-is. 
A'enloo,  Yen-lj. 
Vera  Cruz,  Va-rq  KrtDZ. 
Vera  Paz,  Ys-ra  Pqz. 
Veragua,  YE-rq-gwq. 
Yergennes,  Yer-jenz. 
Yercelli,  Ver-qel-e. 
Verden,  Yer-den. 
Verdun,  Yer-duh.  [yo. 

Yerun-lho,  Kio.  Ke-o  Ver-mel- 
Yoruiejo,  Kill,  Re-o  Yer-ma-ho. 
Vermilion,  Yer-mil-yon. 
Vermont,  Yer-mont. 
Verona,  VE-rii-na  or  Va-r(5-nq. 
Yerplanck,  Yer-pLa^k. 
Versailles,  Yer-salz. 
Ycrsecz,  Yersetz,  er  Werscbetii 

Ye/-Jets.^ 
Yerviers,  Yer-ve-a. 
Yesoul,  Vc-z*6l. 

Veszprim  er  Yesprim,  V^s-prim. 
Vetlooga,  Yetlouga,  er  Votiuga, 

Yet-lCO-gq. 


774 

Vesuvius,  Vs-sti-'^'i-us. 

Vevay,  Ve-va. 

Viana,  Ve-q-na. 

Yiatka,  YE-qt-kfi. 

Yiboorg,  Vibourg,  er  Wiburg, 

Ve-bcorg. 
Viborg  ov  Wiborg,  Vg-borg. 
Vicenza,    Ve-sen-za    er    Ve- 

qea-zq. 
Vich,  Vike?'  Vek. 
Vicksburg,  Viks-burg. 
Vienna,  Ve-en-a  er  Vj-en-a. 
Vienne,  Ve-en. 
Vigevano,  Ve-jev-q-no. 
Vigo,  Vi-go;  [<S):>.]  Ve-go. 
Vigten,  Vig-ten. 
Vilia  er  Wilia,  Ve-le-q. 
ViUa  Bella,  Vil-q  Bel-q. 
Villa  Boa,  Vel-q  B6-q. 
ViUach,  Vil-qk. 
Villa  del  Fuerte,    Vel-yq  del 

Fwe/'-ta. 
Villafranca,  Vil-q-frqg-kq. 
ViUaine,  Vil-an. 
Villa  Keal,  Vel-yq  Ra-^l. 


JSOGRAFIKAL  NaMZ. 

Villa  Rica,   Vgl-yq  Re-kq  er 

Vel-q  RE-kq. 
Villeneuve,  Vcl-ncfiv. 
Villefranche,  Vel-frqnJ. 
Vimeira,  Vg-ma-8-rq. 
Vincennes,  Vin-senz. 
Vincent,  St.,  Sant  Vin-sent. 
Vintimiglia,  Vin-t£-mil-yq. 
Vire,  Ntr. 
Virgen,  Ver-jen. 
Virginia,  Ver-jin-i-a. 
Visa,  Ve-sq. 
Viseu,  VE-sa-(D. 
Vistula,  Vis-ti^-la. 
Vitchegda,  Ve-qeg-dq. 
Vitebsk  er  Vitepsk,  Ve-tebsk. 
Viterbo,  Vs-ter-bo. 
Vitim,  Vit-im  er  Ve-tsni. 
Vitimsk,  Vs-timsk. 
Vitoria  er  Vittoria,  Vs-to-rE-q. 
Viviers,  Vs-VE-a. 
Vitre,  Vfi-tra. 

Vizagapatam,  Ve-zq-ga-pa-tam. 
Vladimeer,  Vlad-i-msr. 


Vlieland,  Vlg-land  er  VlE-lqnt, 
Vlissingen,  Vlis-ig-en. 
Vogelberg,  Vog-el-berg. 
Voghera,  Vo-ga-rq. 
Vohemar    or    Vohemare,    Vo- 

hE-mqr,  er 

Vohemaro,  Vo-ha-m^-rca. 
Volga  er  Wolga,  V61-ga. 
Volhynia,  Vol-hiu-i-a. 
Vologda,  Vo-log-da. 
Volkof,  Vol-kof. 
Volo,  Vq-Io. 
Volturno,  Vol-tdr-no. 
Voltri,  Vol-trs. 

Voorne,  Vorn-e.  [<3^B« 

Vootchaug  or  Voutchang,  Vco- 
Vorarlberg,  For-a/'l-berg. 
Voronezh,  Vo-ro-nej. 
Vosges,  Vog. 
Vostani,  Vos-tq-ns. 
Vostochnoi,  Vos-toq-nff. 
Vrain,  Vran. 
Vakovar,  Vcfi-ko-vqr. 
Vulcan,  Vdl-kan, 


W. 


Waadt,  Wqt. 
Waag  or  Vag,  Vqg. 
Waal  er  Wahal,  WqJ, 
Wabash,  We-baJ. 
Wachusett,  We-qii,-set. 
Waday,  We-dj. 
Wadelims,  Wod-s-limz. 
Wadinoon,  Wo-di-nrf)n. 
Wager,  Wa-jer. 
Wagram,  Wq-grara. 
Wah-Sateh,  We-Saq. 
Wakefield,  Wak-feld. 
Walahmutte,  Wa-ld-mut. 
Walcheren,  Wql-ker-en. 
Waldeek,  Wol-dek  er  W41-dek. 
Waldenses,  Wol-den-sez. 
Waldo,  Wel-do. 
Waldoborough,  W61-d(S-bur-o. 
Waldstadter    See,    W41t-stet- 

er  Za. 
Wales,  Walz. 
Walet,  We-let. 
Walker,  We-ker. 
Wallachia,  Wol-a-ke-a. 
Walla-Walla,  W61-a-W61-a. 
Wallenstadt,  Wel-en-stqt. 
Wallis,  Wal-is. 
WalsaU,  Wol-zel. 
Walsingham,  W61-sii)-am. 
Waltham,    Wol-tam;    <-£«i7.> 

Wol-tara. 
Walton,  W61-ton. 
Walwisch,  Wol-wiJ. 
Walworth,  Wel-vvur6. 
Wandsworth,  W6nz-wur6. 
Wangara,  Wan-gq-ra. 
Wanlockhead,  Wan-lok-hed. 
Wapsipinecon,    Wep-si-pin-s- 

kon. 
Wara,  W^-rq. 
Wardein,  Wqr-djn. 
Warren,  W6r-en. 
Warsaw,  Wer-se. 
Warta  er  Wartha,  War-tq. 
Warwick,  Wer-wik;  {3igland) 

W6r-ik. 


Warwickshire,  Wor-ik-Jsr. 
Wasa  or  Vasa,  Vq-zq. 
Washington,  WoJ-iij-ton. 
Washita  or  Ouachita,  W6J-E-t9. 
Washtenaw,  WoJ-ts-no. 
Wartenberg,  Wer-ten-berg. 
Wassela,  W^s-E-lq,  er 

Wassoolo,  Wes-do-lo. 
Waterford,  Wo-ter-ford. 
Wateree,  We-ter-E. 
Waterloo,  We-ter-ldb. 
Waterville,  We-ter-vil. 
Wavre,  Wq-ver. 
Wayne,  Wan. 
Wearmouth,  WEr-mut. 
Webbe,  Web-e. 
Wecht,  Vekt. 
Wednesbury,  Wenz-ber-i. 
Weichsel,  Wjk-sel. 
Weichselburg  er    Weixelburg, 

Wjk-sel-bu7'g  er  -burg. 
Weilbaeh,  Wjl-bqk. 
Weilheiui,  AVjl-hjm. 
Weimar,  Wi-mar. 
Weiuheim,  Wjn-hjm. 
Weissenburg,  Wj-sen-biarg   er 

-burg. 
Weisshorn,  Wis- hern. 
Weistritz,  Wjs-trits. 
Welland,  Wel-and. 
Wellington,  Wel-in-ton. 
Wels,  Wels. 

Wener  er  Wenner,  Wen-er. 
Weobly,  W<i)-bli. 
Werfen  er  Werffen,  Wer-fen. 
Wernigerode,  Wer-nE-ga-ro-de. 
Werschetz  or  Werschitz,  Yer- 

Jets. 
Wertaeh,  We;--tqk. 
Wertheim,  We/t-hjm. 
Wesel,  Wa-zel. 
Weser,  WE-ser;  {G.']  Wa-zer. 
West  Bromwich,  West  Bnim-iq. 
West-Chester,  West-&es-ter. 
Westeras,  Wes-ter-as. 
Westerwald,  Wes-ter-weld. 


Westemanland,  West-man-land. 
West  Indies,  West  In'dgz. 
Westmeath,  West-msd. 
Westminster,  West-min-ster. 
Westmoreland,  West-mor-land. 
Westphalia,  West-fa-li-a. 
Wetter,  Wet-er. 
Wetteravia,  Wet-er-q-vi-a. 
Wetterhorn,  Wet-er-hern. 
Wexford.  Weks-ford. 
Wexio,  Wek-jE-Q. 
Weyer,  Wj-er  or  Wjr. 
Weymouth,  Wa-mut. 
Wheeling,  HwEl-iij. 
Whidah,  Hwg-dq. 
Whitby,  Hwit-bi. 
Whitehaven,  Hwjt-ha-vn. 
Whitley,  Hwit-li. 
Wiborg,  VE-berg. 
Wicklow,  Wik-lo. 
Widin  Wid-in. 
Wied,  Wed. 
Wieliczka,  WE-liq-ka. 
Wien,  Weu. 

Wiesbaden,  WES-b4-den. 
Wieselburg,  WE-sel-bttrg. 
Wiesen,  Ws-sen. 
Wigan,  Wig-an. 
Wight,  Wit. 
Wilcox,  Wil-koks. 
Wildenstein,  Wll-den-stjn. 
Wilia,  Ve-ls-q. 
Wilkinson,  Wil-kin-son. 
Wilkesbarre,  Wilks-bar-E. 
Willamette,   Wi-Id-met.    Ritn 

elso  Walahmutte. 
Wilmington,  Wil-mig-ton. 
Wilna,  Wil-na,  er 

Vilna,  Vil-na. 
Wiltshire,  Wilt-jEr. 
Winchester,  Win-qes-  ter. 
Windau,  Win-d's. 
Windermere,  Win-der-mei'. 
Windham,  Wind-am. 
Windsor,  Win-zor. 
Winnebago,  Win-E-ba-go. 


Winnipeg,  Win-i-pcg. 
Winnipegoosis,  Win-i-pe-gtn-gis. 
Winnipiseogee,  Win-e-pi-su-ks. 
Wirtemberg,  Wer-tem-bcrg. 
Wisbaden,  Wis-bq-den,  or 

Wiesbaden,  Wes-bi'|,-den. 
Wisby,  Wis-bi. 
Wiscasset,  Wis-kas-ct. 
Wisconsin  er  Wiskonsin,  Wis- 

kon-sin. 
Wismar,  Wis-inar. 
Wissombourg,  Vis-on-bdw*. 
Witcpsk,  Wit-epsk,  or 

Vitebsk,  Vit-ebsk. 
Witn-enstein,  Wit-gen-stjn. 


JSOGRAFIKAL  N£tMZ. 

Wittenberg,  AVit-cn-berg. 
Wivelisc'ombo,  Wils-kuiu. 
Woahoo,  AV^oj-a-bO). 
Wuburn,  W(jE)-burn. 
Wolfeubuttcl,  W61-fen-but-ol. 
Wolga,  V6I-ga. 
Wolgast,  Wol-gqst,  or 
Wolfgast,  AVoIf-gqst. 
Wollin,  Wol-en. 
Wollstcin,  Wol-stjn.  [ton. 

Wolvcrliamiiton,  Wial-vor-hatn- 
Woohvicli,  Wuil-iq  or  Wul-ij, 
Worcester,  Wiis-ter. 
Worsted,  Wiars-ted.     [und-rij. 
Wotten-under-Edge,    Wifj-ten- 


775 


X. 


Xagua,  Ili'i-gvvq.  Xorcs  or  .Teres  dc  la  Frontera, 

Xalapa  or  Jalapa,  Ila-I^-pq.  Iln-res  da  Iq  Fron-ta-rq. 
Xalisco,  Hq-lES-ko  or  Ilq-lis-ko.    Xicoco,  Ze-ku-kca. 

Xarayes,  Hq-rj-es.  Ximo,  Zg-mo. 

Xauxa  or  Jauja,  H's-hq.  Xingu  or  Chingu,  5]iij-g6. 

Xenia,  Zg-ne-a.  Xixon  or  Gijon,  HE-bcm. 

Xenil,  Ha-nel.  Xisona,  Gijona,  or  Jijona,  IIs- 

Xercs,  Ha-res.  h6-nq. 


Y. 


Y,  i'.      Sumtiinz    improperli  Y 

ritn  and  pruu'snst,  in  Ii)gliJ,  Y 

Wye,  Wj.  [bion-ff.  Y 

Yablonnoy  or  Jablonnoi,   Yq-  Y 

Yadkin,  Yad-kin.  Y 

Yaik  or  Jaik,  Yq-ik,  (Kivcr.)  Y 

Yakima,  Yd-ks-ma.  Y 
Yakoots.  Yakoutes,  or  Yakuts, 

^  Yq-ki6ts.  Y 

Yakootsk,  Yak-c6tsk.  Y 

Yalabusha,  Yal-a-bii-Ja.  Y 

Yambo  or  Jambo,  "iqm-bo.  Yi 

Yamparaes,  Yam-pa-r4-es.  Y 

Yana  or  Jana,  Yq-nq.  Y 

Yang-tcheoo   or    Yang-tcbeou,  Y 

Yag-qE-if).  Y 
Yang-tso-kiang,  Yai)-ts£-ks-ag. 

Yanina  or  Janina,  Yq-ns-nq.  Yi 
Yaotcbcou,  Yq-ot-cjifj. 
Yaouri  or  Yaoori,  Yq-A-re. 
Yaqui  or  Hiaqui,  Yq-kg. 

Yarensk,  larensk,  or   Jarensk,  Y 

Yq-rensk.  Y 

Yariba  or  Yarriba,  Yqr-£-bq.  Y 

Yarkund,  Yar-kund.  Y 

Yarmouth,  Yqr-mut.  Y 


aroslaf  <ir  Jaroslaw,  Yar-o-sl('if. 

arrow,  YAr-o. 

ath  Kycd,  Yat  Kjd. 

azon,  Ya-zifi. 

e,  Ya.  [slqf. 

ccatarinoslaf,  Ya-k^-tq-ren-Q- 

eddo,  Ycdo,  ledo,   or   Jeddo, 

Yiid-Q. 

eh  or  Ye,  Ya. 

elatma,  Yel-^t-mq. 

clizavetgrad,  Yel-iz-q-vet-gr(!id. 

emama,  Yem-q-mq. 

cmbo,  Yem-bo. 

omen,  Yem-en. 

cngan  or  Yenngan,  Yen-gan. 

enikalo  er   Jcnieale,    Yen-s- 

k4-Ia. 

e  nisei,  Ycn-e-sa-E  or  Yen-s-sa, 

or  Enisei,  En-£-sa-E. 

eniseisk  or  Jeniseisk,  Yen-e- 

sask  or  Ycn-s-sa-Esk. 

eoo  or  Yoou,  Ya-<6. 

eovil,  Y6-vil. 

erba  Buena,  Yer-bq  Bwa-nq. 

esso,  Jesso,  or  leso,  Y63-1S. 

eyd,  Yad. 


Wurm?,  Wurmz;  [<?.]  Wormz. 
Wragl.y,  l{:ig-bi. 
WroxLaiu,  KiJks-am. 
Wrietzun  or  Wriczcn,  Vrtt-sen. 
Wurni,  Warm  nr  WiDrm. 
Wurti.-mberg,  Wi'r-tem-borg. 
Wiirtzburg,  \Vi;rts-burg.  " 
AN'ustaiicc,  Wu3-tq-ne. 
Wyatt,  W)-at. 
Wycomb,  Wik-um. 
^Vye,  Wj,  (  Wales.) 
^Vye,  (Att/terlamlg.}    Se<J^'.) 
Wyoming,  Wj-6-inin. 
WytLo,  Wit. 


Xoa,  X(S-q. 

Xochimilco  er  Jocbimilco,  Ho- 

Xorullo,  Ilo-rdul-yo. 
Xulla,  Zifjl-q. 
Xuxuy,  lIiD-hwE. 


Yczd,  Yezd. 

Yczdikhast  or  Yezdikast,  Yez- 

ds-kqst. 
Yongtchang,  Yoii-qaij,  or 

Yungtchang,  Yug-qaj). 
Yonne,  Yon. 

Yoog,  loug,  or  Jug,  Yit)g. 
Yopas,  Y6-pq?,  or 

Yopcz,  Yo-pez. 
Yorkshire,  York-Jgr. 
Yotcheoo  or  Yotcheou,  Yo-qg-ii. 
Youghal,  Yol. 

Youghiogheny,  Yo-ho-ga-DE. 
Youri  or  Yowry,  Y's-rE. 
Youta,  Yq-tq.    8e  {Utah.} 
Ypres,  F'pr. 
Yssel,  'I'sel. 
Ystadt,  Is'tqt. 

Ythan,  It'an.  [tqu- 

Yucatan,  Yii,-ka-tin  or  Yij-kq- 
Yunnan,  Yuu-an. 
Yupura,  Yq,-piD-rq. 
Yurupa,  Yq,-rii»-ixi. 
Yuthia,  Yut-hE-q. 
Yverdun,  Ev-er-ddn. 
Yvetot,  Sv-tu. 


Z. 


Zaab,  Zqb. 
Zaandara,  Zqn-dqm. 
Zaara,  Zq-a-rq. 
Zacatecas,  Zqk-a-ta-kqs. 
Zacatula,  Sq-kq-tm-lq. 
Zacyntbus,  Za-sin-tus. 
Zagrab,  Za-grab. 
Zabara,  Zq-hi^-ra. 
Zaire  or  Zabir,  Zq-gr. 
Zaizan,  Zi-zan.  [ze. 

Zambcze  or  Zambezi,  Zqm-bii- 
Zamora,  Zam-6-ra  or  Eq-mu-rq. 


Zatnpala,  Zqm-p^-lq. 
Zancsville,  Zanz-vil. 
Zanguebar,  Zaj-ga-b^r. 
Zante,  Z;in-tE. 
Zanzibar,  Zan-zi-bi^r. 
Zapatoza  or  Zapatosa,   Zq-pq- 

tu)-sq;  [^'>.]  Iiq-pq-t(5-tq. 
Zara,  Z^-rq. 

Zaria  or  Zariya,  Zq-rE-ya. 
Zca  or  Zia,  Ze-q. 
Zealand,  Zi'-lund. 
Zebid,  Zc-bid. 


Zebu  or  Subu,  ?e-U6. 
Zebulon,  Zeb-vil-lon. 
Zeg-Zeg,  Zeg-Zeg. 
Zcgodin,  Zc'g-cd-t'n. 
Zcila,  Za-lq.  or 
Zeileb,  Zii-lc. 
Zcitoun,  Za-tton. 
Zcitz,  Tsii?. 
Zohol.  Xa-h61. 
Z-lania.  Xn-Iq-ne-a. 
Zcmlin,  Zem-lin. 
Zelle,  Tsol-c. 


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Zetnplin,  Ts^m-plin. 

Zerbst,  Tserpst. 

Zereh  or  Zerreh,  Zer-a. 

Zernetz  er  Zernez,  Zer-nets. 

Zeyla,  Za-E-lq. 

Zhehol,  Gehol,  er  Jehol,  Sa-hol. 

Zhelania  er  Jelania,  Xa-lq-ns-a. 

Zhitomeer,  Xit-o-mlr. 

Zia,  Zs-q. 

Ziegenhayn,  ZE-gen-hin. 

Ziklag,  Zik-lag. 

Zimbao,  Zem-bq-o  er  Zim-b^s. 

Zirknitz,  Tserk-nits. 


Zittau,  Tsit--8. 

Zlockzow,  Zlok-i-s. 

Znaym,  Znq-im. 

Zoll-Verein,  Tsol-Fer-jn, 

Zoinbor,  Zom-bor. 

Zorndorf,  Zorn-dGrf. 

Zouwan,  Zco-wan. 

Zuela,  Zueela,  or  Zouila,  Z(D-£-lq, 

or  Zawila,  Za-ws-la. 
Zufferabad,  Zuf-er-q-bqd. 
Zug,  ZiDg  or  Tscog. 
Zullichau,  Tsul-s-ks. 
Zulpich,  Tstol-pik. 


Zurich,  Zq-rik:  [  (?.]  Tsq,-rik, 

Zurrah,  Ziir-a. 

Zutuhen,  Ziit-fen. 

Zuyder  or  Zuider  Zee,  Zj-der  Ze. 

Zvornik  Zvor-nik. 

Zweibrucken     Zweybrucken, 

Tswj-bnik-en. 
Zwellendam,  Zwel-en-dam. 
Zwettel  er  Zwetl,  Zwet-el. 
Zwickau,  Tswik--s. 
Zwoll,  Zwol. 
Zwornik,  Zwdr-nek. 
Zytomir,  Zit-o-msr. 


ABBREVIATIONS 


Below  are  the  abbreviations  of  such  names  and  appellations  as  phonetic 
printers  and  correspondents  will  be  likely  to  use,  in  the  limited  extent  to  which 
phonetic  spelling  will  prevail  for  some  time  to  come. 


GEOGRAPHICAL. 

Y.  S.  for  ••  ••United  States. 

Man. Maine. 

N.  H.   New  Hampshire. 

Vt.   Vermont. 

Mas.   Massachusetts. 

R.  i; Rhode  Island. 

Ken. Connecticut. 

N.  Y.  New  York. 

N.  J. New  Jersey. 

Pa.   Pennsylvania. 

Del.    Delaware. 

Md. Maryland. 

O. Ohio. 

Va. Virginia. 

N.  K. North  Carolina. 

S.  K.   South  Carolina. 

Ja.    Georgia. 

Fa.  Florida. 

MiJ.    ^Michigan. 

Ind.    Indiana. 

Iff. Illinois. 

Wis. Wisconsin. 

ia.   Iowa. 

Miz.   Missouri. 

Ken. Kentucky. 

Ten.   Tennessee. 

Ala.   Alabama. 

Mis.    Mississippi. 


Hrk.  Arkansas. 

La. Louisiana. 

Tek.   Texas. 

On. Oregon. 

Kal.   California. 

Min.   Minnesota. 

Yq. Utah. 

Na. Nebraska. 

Ks.   Kansas. 

N.  M.   New  Mexico. 

Ter.    Territory. 

Ki;. County. 

K.  8.   Canada  East. 

K.  W.    Canada  West. 

Ix)g.    England. 


MONTHS  OF  THE  YEAR. 

Jan.   January. 

Feb.   February. 

Mqrq.  March. 

Sip. April. 

Ma. May. 

Jqn. June. 

Jtllj-  July- 

9g.  August. 

Sept.    September. 

Okt.   October. 

Nov. November. 

Des.  December. 


APPELLATIVE. 

Mr.  yer    ilister. 

Ms.   Mistress. 

Mis.    iliss. 

Mas.  Master. 

On.  Honorable. 

Esk.    Esquire. 

Dr.   Doctor. 

Rev.   Reverend. 

Kapt. Captain. 

Kur. Colonel. 

Jen.    General. 

Ser.    Sergeant. 

Lev.  Lieutenant. 

Maj.  Major. 

Guv. Governor. 

Prof.    Professor. 

Kum.   Company. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Nr.    Number. 

do.    ditto. 

s. cents. 

J. shilling. 

■5.    ounce-s. 

pd.    pound. 

hwt.   hundredweight. 

kt.    quart. 

ets.   etc. 


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